The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YopK lnr;I Dc

; A. = ~ NEW YORK, April 26.
COTTON-More active and fully liz
better; sales 2500 bales CT middling mp
lands at 26a26a, closing with holders re.
fusing to sell under "a.
FLOUR Receipts 1888 barrels; mar
ket 15a20e batter; fair demand; improve,
lxhent more noticeable upon medium and
good grades; sales of 5000 barrels super
fine State and western at 10 l5ali w
IL 35al2 30 for extra western; Is Ooal4 oV
for choice do; l2 05a13 90 for shipping
brands round hoop Ohio, and 10 goa
IA az for trade brands, market closing
Arm. california -four frmer; sales Of
500 bbls and sacks at 10 00al6 15.M :
WHISKY-More active;S sales OF LIT
barrels western in bond at 80.
WHEAT-Market active, excited and
3a7c better, sales of 81 900 bushels; 2 65
az 10 for No. 3 Milwaukee,; latter TO!
yery choice; White California 3 "a; and
8 so for choice white Kentucky.
RYE-2a5c better, with good specu.
tlative demand; sales Of $1,000 bushels
western at SAL 81; chiefly at 55a1 So
BARLEY-Quiet and firm; sales OF
IS, 900 bushels at I 05 for Western; pa
221 for Canada West free.
MALT-More active; sales of $1,000
bushels at 1 30a1 IS. u ,
CORN-Rece;pts 1884 bushels; market
dull and heavy and la2c lower; sale,
of $4,000 bushels at l 33al 50 for mixed
western in store; l 81 for do afioat; 81
for western yellow; | 81 for new white
Southern to arrive, and 3ial - 1o'
new mixed western.
OATS-Receipts $50 bushels; marke,
lie better but less active; sales OF 1910.
bushels ut 75a77l for western: s2as3l fol
State, closing dull.
RICE-Quiet.
Without decided change;
1909 bags Rio at private terms.
SUGAR-Firm, and in good demand
1900 hhds Cuba ut 10sall!.
MOLASSES-Steady but quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firm; Is for crude
27a271 for refined in bond. ,tE
| HOPS-Quiet; S0a65. ~ tE.i>,,
PORK-More active and tirmer; sales
of $3.50 barrels ut % 75a22 80 for new
mess. closing ut q 50, cash % 90; IL 75a
10 90 for prime India; 81 e7a22 90 fol
prime mess; also 1850 bbls new mes
at2 3 15a23 80 buyers option for May.
| BEEF-Steady; sales Of $50 bbls.
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales of ga
bbls at 40a4l. ..
TIERCE BEEF-Stsady, with a fan
demand; sales 4e0. tierces at 30 OOa4 IN
for prime mess, and 80 50a39 so for lndii
mess.
lO4alOk for Cumberland cut, liz fol
short ribbed, 12tal2f for short clear
and 1la11s for bellies.
CUT Enthusiastically; sales OF 4oo
packages at 54a9t for shoulders, and III
al31 for hams.
LARD-Quiet and steady, with sales
of 74O bbls at 12lal3t for new.
BUTTER-Dull at 11al4 for Ohio.
| CHEESE-Steady at l2a19.
LATEST MARKETs-5 P. NJ.
| FLOUR-Closed quiet; buyers gen
orally refusing to pay advanced prices
obtained early in the day; holders, how
ever, exhibited no pressing desire to re-
alize.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm at . 6e
az IS for No. 2 spring, and soa2 "
lOE 0No. Il Spt"S'
RYE Quiet, at 55al Sc for West,
ern
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
CORN-Heavy and decidedly lower
shipping mixed western, 33 in store
l 35 aflOat.
PORK-Dull; sales 1900 bbls new
mess at % 75 cash and % 30 regular
closing with sellers at ~ Is cash, buy
ers at % 20: sellers at % go regular
and buyers at % IS. for May buyers
option 23 Is is asked and % 73 bid: fol
June buyers option % 30 is asked and
90 % bid.
BEEF-Steady with fair demand.
CUT MEATSAFirm with moderate
inquiry. -
BACON-S.eady; iosal0i for Cumber-
land middles.
LARD--Dull at l3al4 for fair to prime
steam. +B.