The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-09

| port in regard to yesterdays New York
stock quotations. In lieu of it we give
the following advices by mail, dated
Saturday night:
The Stock market opened heavy,
with some pressure to sell. Erie de-
clined to 6TSS, and was the weakest on
the list. This, however, was only tenn
porary. Every downward turn is fol-
lowed by reaction and still higher
prices. There is n general Juror for
stocks, and buying Is widely distribu-
ted. Tue outside public have in a man
ner taken the market out OF the hands
Of professional brokers, overthrowiuR
the bears and surprising the bulls.
The hue crop prospects inspire comb
dence in every branch OF business, and
this, with the great abundance, present
and prospective, of money, il Carrying
up prices OF railway securities.
On the call the market WAS steady
and firm on the miscellaneous list. and
also on New York Central, Michigan
Southern, and Northwest common and
preferred. Wabash is advancing, and It
Is predicted that it will resch 90 in thirty
days Ithas already gone up from AZ TO
81 Strong parties are still buying Erie
and Michigan Southern. At 1880 Michi-
gan Southern led the marker, sefIingat
$50, and Erie sold at 6SI<, stlHenfng
the whole list. Wabash SNld at SIX,
and Western Union Telegraph at 461<.
Operators in this stock propose to carry
1t TO 90. The transfer or the manage
ment to such men as Moses Taylor, Le-
grand Lockwood, Governor Morgan
aud Barney means something. These
parties and their friends, IL Is said, are
carrying n large amount OF the stock
winch they bought at from 80 down to
%. at o'clock the market was strong,
New York Central, Michigan Southern
and Pittsburgh being most huoYant.
The market is decidedly bullish, and
with the usual reactions, IL is expected
to move upward for some time to come.
At 1850 the market was sIrong. Erie,
6S1S; Michigan Southern, s4s1; Tels-
graph, 1873.
Express stocks continued neglected.
It is generally conceded that the war
will go on, and there are consequently
few buyers, and those who loaded up
at high prices are holding OF. Wells,
Fargo & CO., $50; American, 64H;
Adams, 60; United States, 671<; Mer-
chants Union, SISJS on $50 paid in.
Ohioscertihcates closed at IN.
CIneinnAIL-
july .-FLoUR-In better demand;
no change in prices; family SII 5OaI2 90;
fancy Sll 5Oal3 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-In better demand
from country millers: about 1000 bus
sold 81 20a2 10 for old winter red
by sample; no new wheat offered
Comm good demand from the South,
but little in the market; sales No. at
CSC sacked. Oats-Nery scarce; sold at
75c, and at the close soc. Rye-Scarcs
and firm at 81 20.
CoTToS-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-S2 80 in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-S22, and 109
bbls sold at this rate, CT, sing buoyant.
Bulk Meats-Ffrmsr; sales 100. 600 fOs
at s9<alO9<c for shoulders, but holders
generally ask 9allc. Bacon-Firmer,
but no higher; sales OF shoulders at
9z<al0c; clear sides l2sSal21<c; clear
ribbed 1lHc. Hams-FIrm at lsc for
sugar cured.
BUrTER-Steady at Halle for Central
E9Gs-l5c.
FLAX SEED-Dull at 81 20.
LTNsEED OIL-Dull at 81 40.
GoLD-lSs buying.
san FrRncIseO Market.
July 6.-FLOUR-Dull and quotations
unchanged.
GRAIN = Wheat - Exporters paying
IS. Bsrley-SI O5.
MINING SToCKs-Savage 1880; Crown
Point 1000; Yellow Jacket 1880 Could
Curry Z; .ChallHr $50; Ophir S35; Gold
Hill Mill 2O5; Empire Mil $50; Imperial
2I5; OYeTman 235. Legal tenders -.
chicago.
JULY S.-FLoUR-Very dull and un-
GRAIN Wheat Firmer; Sls5al 81.
Corn Steady at s4kasIxc. Oats
Firm at 56a56l{. Rye-NominHl at e5R
97c. Barley-NOminAl ut 55a55.
WHIsKY-Held firm at 81 81.
PRovIsIoSs-PoTk-B August,
81 90. Lard-Held at llJ<allII Shout
ders, SaS1<c; rough sides, loo; clear
sides, IL 1zci Bulk meats-Firm.
RunaIo.
July s.-FLoUR-western unchang-
ed, opening at $40 75alI %.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. 2 Chicago at
81 go. Corn-Opened at ssc for No. 2;
Gle for i. closing firm; sales at soc for
No. 2. Oats-No. 2 Chicago ut Csc; four
car loads Milwaukee at zoe.
Milwaukee.
JULY s.-FLoUR-Firmi city Xxx slla
GRArN-wheat-Firm at 50 IL for
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