The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-18

| 543, 2S2 bus; corn, 362 269 bus: oats. 35l /!
O51 bus; rye. los. 4Se bus; barley. 81, 754
bus; malt, lso9s husi peas, 2l $40 bus.
fee-Ffrm for prime; heavy for poorer
qualities. Suga-Steady; sales 200
| hbds. at llka1l5<c for Muscovado; Ia
I21Ec for Porto Rico. Molasses-No
change. sHi.r''s ls-''" -l--''
HoPs-Quiet. .5- I'u'' ~ s.. p
\ nPETRoLRpN-Quiet; crude, 15e; re-
fined in bond, 22s23c. vol f'i
| PROVISIONS - Pork-Opened heavy;
closed more firm: sales 3, $50 bbls. at
so 5Oa2l 90 for new mess; closing at
$40 81, regular: $4,000 for old do; S1s 50for
prime; 81 15a2l so for prime mess.
Beet-Sales 40 bbls. at previous prices
Bacon-Quiet; 1890 for Cumberland
outs 1850 for short ribbed; 121<c for
snort clear. Cut Mears--Dull; 81 a93<c
for; shoulders; l2a13s<c for hams. ~ Gl
IARD-Dull; sales 67O bbIs. at l2c for
western 44..4. ~. - III - - j.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEEsE-Quiet- ,aI 44. ...s
| - LATEST MARKETs-5P. M. .a.a
FLoUR-CIosed dull, with only limit
ed local trade demand.
| GRAIN-Wheat- Closed declining,
particularly for common and inferior.
which were almost unsaleable; No.
81 IS; No. l spring 81 20a2 30. Rye
Duil anu neaVy at 81 oOa4oo lO1 W esteEus
Barley-Nominal.- Oats-Steady at
74c for western, and S5c for Ohio.
Corn-Dull and lower; new mixed
western 90aSl o. for unsound; 81 O6a
Os for sound; shippers out of market
in consequence of the scarcity of steam
er freight room. ...4
Pork-Unsettled; sales
$50 barrels mess at 800 20 for cash and
800 IS regular, closing at $40 IS bid; reg
nlar sellers at $40 20 cash. Beef-Eirm.
| Cut Meats = Nominally unchanged.
Bacon-101Sa1Oss for Cumberland cut
and 11<allA for short ribbed. Lard
Dull and heavy at l211a125Ec for fair to
dered. ..
| CATTLE MARKET.
JUNE 17.-Receipts are: Beeves, s, 1853;
Sheep and Lambs, Is, 53s; Swine, 14,7S4.
Though the receipts of Beef Cat
tie were much lighter this week
than theweek previous, the supply this
about 1900 head; holders demanded
last Mondays rates, but buyers gener-
ally held aloof, and before there was
much activity sellers had granted Il
light concession, and the market closed
heavy at the following quotations as TO
quality:
CATTIE.-Good, and no sales below
$14 90; extra quality, sl9 90; prime
quality, SIS GOALS so; first quality, Sl7 so
ais 90; fair to good, S16 75a17 90; Oh
binary to inferior: SIG 00a16 so.
SHEBP.-The market for Sheep was
dull and depressed; prices declined IA
nc per h.; extras are selling at TIC;
prime 615a7c; inferior to common, Ga
exc. Lambs are a shade easier, at lila
14c, the latter being an outside price.
HoGs.-The market is scarcely SO
firm, prices being 1zc lower; the de-
mand is quite active: II car loads on
sale, and all sold at 61<a71<c, the latter
for heavy prime corn fed.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Coupons '62,
1O7; coupons '65, 107L; new, 10eA; 1905.
first series, 10616; others, 1867.
LATEST $3.50 P. NJ.
SrocKs-ohio certificates 2471a25L;
Canton 441za44A; Boston Water Power
23s<a24I<; Cumberland 9la3l1<; Quick
silver 27ssa275s; Mariposa 71Sa77z; pre-
ferred 191<a192I; Western Union Tele-
graph 4434a45; Pacific mail l4114a141A;
1021sa102N; Erie 6Oka6O5S; Hudson
lO91fi Reading l071Ia1O7A; Michigan
Central ll3a1l4; Michigan Southern 6SN
a6s5S; Illinois Central 1196a120; Pitts
burg 771Sa771<; Rock Island and Pacific
9ONa9l; Northwestern 35kaS52<; pre-
ferred 5915a597s; Fort Wayne 97<a971z;
Toledo 1OIa1OlL.
BoNDs-Border State bonds higher on
the issues of Missouri, but otherwise
lower new Tennesseei GU; Missouris
SO.
STEAMSHIP SHAREs-More active and
tirmer.
I. Cincinnati.
JUNE, l7-FLoUR-Dull; sales, family
at Sl1 25a12; fancy, S12 50a13 90; receipts,
light and the stock quite small.
GRAIS.-Wheat-ln moderate de.
mand at 81 IS for winter and 81 40 for
No. l; receipts very light. Corn-Ir-
regular and holders ask S2as5c with
butSS0c best offer. Oats-Dull and pri-
ces unchanged. Rye-Dull at 81 80.
WHIsKY-Unchang sales at 81 80
in bond. Several lots of whisky were
seized here by government detectives,
somein bond and some in transit.
CoTToN-Dnll, and prices unchanged;
sLleS of middling uplands at 24c.
P RovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull, and
prices nominal; 100 bbls, city, offered
at $2l without buyers. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders, 75<c; sides, 99<c. Ba-
con-Unchanged.
LARD-Unchanged. -4 .t"
BUTTRR-Dull at 14a17c.
EGGs-15a16c.
GRocRRIEs-Firm and in fair demand
at full rates.
GoLD-1S61z, buying.
Receipts: corn, 200 bus; flour, 1858
bbls; Oats, 1,425 bus; Rye. LASS bus;
"ueALS OSl DuSs "uIShys OOU bplss
Shipments: corn, IL 600 bus; flour, $40
bbls; wheat, 1852 bus; whisky, sos
bbls; bacon, $50 hhds, and 1856 tierces /;
pork 227 bbls; lard $50 bbls and 675
tierces. a. t.r- r
Chicago. --s NO -.a
JUNE 17.-FLoUR-Dull and droop-
ing; prices nominal. f'
GRAIN.-Wheat-Du and lower, at
81 IS. Corn-Dull and lower, at sS5zc.
Oats-Dull at SEC. Rye-Nominal, at
81 10. Barley-Neglected, and NOM
inal.
PRov1sIoNs.-Pork-D at $40 GOA
20 so. Shoulders-DuIl at TIC. Lard
Dull at 1l11c.
WH1sKT-Held at 81 81.
| Buffalo.
JUNE 17.-FLoUR-Inactive with par
ties wide apart.
GRAIN.-Wheat and all kinds of grain
inactive, parties being wide apart.
FREIaHTs-Dull and unchanged.
Milwaukee.
JUNE Nominal; city
Xxx. $40 50a11 90.
GRAM Wheat Quiet at 81 IS for
| slStt.nTnS~Tn e5n4inna