The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-02

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Iact alone shows that what We stated
last week in relation to the future price
OF oil must necessarily take nlace. The
disposition of large owners Il snch that
that they have determined to store an
their oil until fair price can be had.
and with half million barrels satsI1
stored now, and another half million
OF tankage, Will place the oil market
absolutely under the control OF oil .pro-
ducers and spectators who have 4 di.
rect influence in the welfare of pro-
dncers. stl.....,, ..
MARKErs BIZ TELEGRAPR.
INV York. May /.
.a5 REGULAR REPoRr. ;s.',
SoTToM@Dull and 10 lower; sales $50
p15es nlddltng uplands at 2Sc, .t.,i'r....
IT TtL1SSIRs-Reeeipts ,926 barrels; mar
AS 81 6gal9c peter, but less active; GALES
500 barrels at $40 5Oall As forsuperfine
state and western; Sll S5alS sd extra
western; SlS 40alS So choice do $40 60a
S4S E0i LOT shipping brands extra ronnd
hoop SlS S0al5 10 for trade brands.
market closing quiet. California Flour
l-Firmi sales $50 barrels and sacss nj
S4G .gOa47 W, inside price for common.
| WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Ra ceipts .ltI2 hnsb.
els; market lao better, and very firm:
sales Sc, 900 bushels at 81 2za2 TX for
No. 2 Mllwapkee; 81 80 for Green Bay
spring; S 40 for white California. Rye
I-Firmer and more active; sales o, 1000
bushels western at 81 55a1 IS; choice do
81 60. Barley-Held at Ease higher, but
less active; sales 1000 bushels Canada
West free at 81 25H. Corn-Receipts
less active; sales $1,000 bushels at
81 81 11a1 IS for mixed western in store,
and 81 40 for do afloat; 81 Ssa1 3S1< for
white western; 81 40 for western yellow
in store, and 81 S8al 351f for new mixed
western. OatS-Receipts I75 buRhels:|
market lie better; sales s., 900 bushels at
75a77c for western; TSc for Milwaukee;
$50 for Canada free, and SSaS4c for
state. nul EsfsF55i Ill n.
Quiet. Sugar-Steady; sales 400 hhds,
Cuba az ua1l5f Molasses-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Dnn at I6c for crude,
and $50 for refined In bond.
CoAL-Nominally unchanged
HoPS-Qutet at S0a60c for new crop.
LEATHER-Sole firm at SOJ<aSII<c for
Buenos Ayres, light weights; SO5laS2c
for middles and heavy do; 29aSOI 10 for
California.
WooIIDplli prices of domestic
fleece nsther easier; foreign firm; sales
$50, 600 lbs ut 4Sa64c for domestic fleece;
40a55c for pulled; 24aS0c for Texas; 24a
3211c for California, |
-Pork-More active and
firmer; sales $3.50 bbls at S22 65a22 SIS for
new mess, closing at S22 rs cash; S2l STA
q 90 for old mess; SIS 7bal9 90 for prime,
and 81 75A22 90 for prime mess; also
1900 bbls new mess at S2S 10a23 Is, buy
bbls; last month, 50, 1Sl bbls; last year,
9O,424 bills. Realistically; sales 425
6bls at Sl4 5Oa2l 90 for new plain mess,
and $40 50a23 IS for new extra mess.
Stock of old and new, S,766 packages;
last month, 1929 packages; last year,
"a ,SH packages. Terce Realistically;
sales lis tierces at SSSaS3 so for prime
mess, and $SS 5Oa89 90 for India mess.
Beef HRms-Quiet and unOhanged;
sales 16o bbls. Baoon-Firmand quiet;
sales 400 boxes at lO1fal01fc for Cum
berland cut; 11Ha1lssC for short
ribbed, Cut Meats-Sales 1856 packages
at S5<a91Sc for shoulders, and l2al3I<c
for hams. IIard-Drooping; sales S75
bbls at l21<al31lc for new. 7i.
BUTTER-Dnll at lla14c for Ohio.
Enthusiastically. a
aT --LATEST MARKETs-5 p. N. -i..I
FLoUR-Closed firm, with an upper
tendency for medium grades. a
y, G = EWh6eattadstrongly upward;
u
95. Rye-FiFmer; western / 57aI go.
Barley-Quiet and very firm. Oats
Firmer; T6a76c for western. Confirm
and fairly active; 8S in store, and 10
ahoat for shipping mixed western.
PROVIsIoNs-Pork- 100 bbls
new mess at % 95, regular; closing at
% IS, bid cash, and % 95 asked; % 95
bid regular, and q 90 asked at buyers
option for May; % 25 bid, and % 81
asked. Beef-Steady, and nominally
unchanged. Cut Meats-Nominal. Ba-
con-Quiet and very firm; 1O3< for
Cumberland middles. Lard-Closed
dull, at l29<al3 for fair TO prime steam;
and l3Sal3k for kettle rendered. adj
MONEY AND STOCKS. 1901
GOVERNMENT STOCKS cou.
pons '62, l117s; '64, 1855; '65, ex. cou-
pons l051si new l071<; lO-4Os 99bS; 1905
first 1867; others 1855, '.'5
STooKsTWestern Union Telegraph
MoNEY-six per cent. r.
GoLD-1S5. en-
MAY 1.-F1ouR-In fair demand, and
more firm at $l2 GOALS 90; trade brands
S14 OOal6 90, and fancy sic GOALS 90.
Wheat-Firm and unchang-
ed; No. 2 spring g 90; No do IS 90, but
little sound offered. Corn-In good
demand, and prices higher, closing at
csc for No. l In bulk, and 81 1Osacked,
the close under advices from New
York. Oats-In moderate demand at
69a70c for No.1 in bulk. Rye-SteRdy
changed. 75' "a ~ i'si'9 iaRI'Hn go
WHBKy-DuII; 100 barrels sold at
81 &c In bond 'thg7t abnaIl sd5
CoTToN-Dull; prices nominal; mid
ling uplands offered at 26c without
buyers. ~ tiif iAHI- ai 77p=se Hra
PRovIsIoNB-DuIl, but all articles
held firm at full prices. Mess Pork
S22 so. Bulk Meats-SSS 10 for shoul.
derS and sides .BRcon-9c for shoulders
and lie for sides, and I2c for clear
sides, packages. Lard-Held at 12kc;
$50 ierces at 1870, delivered at Mays
13a131Sc for plain, and 15a15k for sugar
cured. r'osls ISM aha sEHl o.
GROCERIES Sugar-l11fal5c Coffee
-25a2Sc for fair to choice Rio. Ho-
tatoeS-Dull; supply being large.
SEEDs-No demand for Glover Seed
or Timothy, and prices are nominal,
Flax--EIq demand at % 9Oa2 50 for
MoNEY-Market easy. q" ON ~ 1Ir!
EXCHANGB-F1rm at par; SOC per 1000
buying, and 81 10 premium selling.
GoLD-Closed at 1856 buying and
1856 selling 7=-lnaz IaE N1i7gsI
m ..53ilS Chicago. ,.l.a bas .YtslrI
MAY 1st-FLouR-Firm and un-
changed. .VgiGsofl siIiI
GRAIN-Wheat-Efrm -Corn-High-
er at 81 082<al O9. gOats-Active at
621<a62IEc. lRye-Dul at 81 ~. Bar
ley-Nominal. r.It,t ry75fI
WHIsKEY-Negleot
fPRovIsIoNs-Porlk 7+Dull at S22 %.
Lard-NOminal at l2Kc if-.,tt