The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July 10.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Firm for middling upIauds,
and dull, heavy and declining for low
grades; sales 800 bales at 2615c for mid
ding uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts II ,4S5 bbls; market
without decided change; higher and
very firm; sales 100 bbls Mt 81 l0aS 40
for supertine State and western; IS Goa
10 to for extra western; $40 OOal2 GO for
choice; $40 5Oa1l 80 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; Sll SOal3 p for
trade brands; $40 0Oal2 10 for spring St.
Louis, and Sl2 GOALS 90 for winter do.
California Elour-Firm; sales 900 bbls
at $lI 5Oal5 so, Rye FIour-Firm; sales
$50 barrels at 81 3Oa92S.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6S,G27 bush;
market quiet and without decided
change; sales 800 bush at IS 90, and
So 30 for new white Virginia; $500 for
new amber do; 81 9OA3 90 for new red
Jersey. Rye-Nefy firm; sales 500 bush
western Mt 81 40. Barley-Quiet. Malt
Nominal. Corn-Receipts 81 ,459 bush;
market is without decided change, clos
ing heavy, particularly for unsound
which was rather pressed for sales :sHles
So, 900 bush at 81 05H1 OF for new mixed
western; 81 OS for very choice do; 95ca
81 Oh for unsound; 81 10 for old mixed
western, and 81 % for new white south
ket opened quiet and firm; closed heavy
and lower; sales 81, 900 bushels ut Sl11a
S3c for western; S5c for Canada; 9Oa92c
for Ohio. Corn-ReceiptS $780, $50 bush.
Oats-Receipts BOG, 7G3 bush. Rye
Receipts 66, 9S6 bush. Bnrley-Receipts
81, $50 bush. Malt-Receipts "a, 800
bush. Peas-32, Cos bush.
Es-Rice-Nominal. Coffee
Quiet. Sugar-Steady; sales 400 hhds
Cuba at IL 11ul2c, and 800 boxes Havana
at l2}zc. Molasses-Heavy.
HOPs-Quiet.
PErRoLEuM-Qu at 27a2715c for re-
fined i'll bond; small sales crude in
bulk ut ljlIc.
Ns-POrk--Opened firmer
and closed heavy; sales 400 bbls at
S2Sn23 Is for mess, closing at S23 o.
cash: SO for old do; $40 50al975 for
prime, and S2l 5Oa22 90 for prime mess.
Beef-Firm; sales 100 bbls nj previous
prices. Beef Hams-Quiet ut S3Sa39 90.
BacOn-Quiet. Cut Meats-Firm' at
l3ai9c for hams.
LARD-Eirmer; sales liSO bbls at Pa
1870 for new.
Observation-Disclosures
CHEEsE-Henvy, quiet and without
decided change.
LATEST MAREETS-5 p. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed dull; lOa2Oc lower on
medium and common grades.
IS-Wheat-Steady, very quiet
and unchanged; large receipts of Cali
fOrnia to-day have depressing effect.
Rye-Quiet, and steady at 81 l5al As for
Western. OHts-Dull and lower; s1aS3c
for Western; 9Oa9lc for Ohio. Corn
Dull and heavy at 81 O5al O6 for good
to prime new.
oNs-Pork-Lower; sales of
1000 bbls. mess Mt $50 75a23 90, cash and
regular, closing atS22 70, regular. Beet
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats-Firm,
with a small supply but fair demand.
Bacon-Quiet, and little offering.
LARD-In fair demand mt l3al3Izc for
fair to prime key; l34c for kettle rem
dered.
CATTLE MARKET.
Receipts 1902 Beeves; 81 ,236 Sheep and
Lambs; II, ll9 Swine. Beeves have been
steady through the week; this morning,
with not far from 1900 cattle on sale, in
Guiding some very fine Kentucky steers,
the market opened with fair demand;
sellers hold for small advance in
prices, asking l724HlSc for best, and at
the advance early sales were made, but
before noon the tendency was down.
ward and the market closes rnther
weak at falling off of nearly u from
the morning rates. DrOves OF ordinary
to good Illinois cattle sold at l5al7c;
choice lots of heavy, fat Kentucky steers
ran out at l7alsc, generally 17a171z.
Sheep ruled steady during the week,
but to-day are dull and prices about &c
lower, caused by free offerings. Lambs
also shade easier and i'll light demand.
Extra sheep are quoted at sac; prime
at 6a6I+c; ordinary and common at 90
acc; interior at A. 2a5c. Lam bS 9hlO12c,
the latter for extra.
The Hog market since Thursday has
been active and prices advanced on
Saturday. Arrivals light, IL cars, and
holders succeeded in establishing an
advance of 4alc; heavy prime corn
fed selling AS high as SIC. To-day
however, with 80 car loads on sale and
large arrivals, there was less tone and
prices &c lower than on Saturday; the
demand however was fair and all offer
ingS were disposed of at It2aSc, chiefly
at 734aSc, the latter for heavy prime
corn-Ied. Dressed hogs also declined
15as4c, closing at 915a9Ac.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GovERHMENr SToCKs-Coupons, 5-2Os
10 4Os 1929; 7-3Os, LIST series, los; others
lO7IG.
MoNEY-5aG per cent.
GoLD-l394. Sterling steady and
unchanged.
LATEST $3.50 p. NJ.
GoLD-Opened at 1891 and closing at
l3g55al3974.
SToCKs-Ohio Certificates 27a27I:
Canton ISHa4S5z: Cumberland 391Ea4O;
Quick silver 35a351 =; MaripOsa 1OIzall1!;
Western Union Telegraph 4S1saIs54;
Pacific Mail l4lI4al4434; Atlantic Mail
llO5zalIl15; New York Central 1867
a1O63[; Erie 72Lsa72A; Hudson 1O974;
Reading lO43salOi24; Michigan Central
llO15; Michigan Southern SlaSl1s; I'LL
nois Central l24al2l14; Pittsburgh $50;
Toledo l20al2O15; Rock Island 9s1zngs54;
Northwestern 46a4614; do preferred G9Zs
a694; Fort Wayne lO21EalO224; Wabash
5O2z.
BORDER STATE BoSDs-Improved,d de-
mand sharp, Missouris sold as nigh as
lO7 closing at I04; new Tennis 0e14, old
76.
Ju1Y 15.-FLoUR-In light supply,
and market firmer; fancy Sl2 50al3 80.
IS-Wheat-Market tirmer; new,
50 JOa2 80; there was IA good demand for
nrime country. Corn-Scarce; held at
Soc: ear, 75a76c; the demand is not
large, but the quantity offering is very
light. Oats-Scarce and firm, at 79aSOc
for No. in bulk. Rye-Scarce; sale
able at 81 25al 80.
CorroN-Unchanged and dull at DC
for middling.
WH1sKYSUnchanged; sales at 81 80
in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Opened with
a good demand at 1913, but closed rather
to l0c for shoulders, and l2c for sides.
13c for sides; 131<c for clear rib; lac for
clear sides. Hams-Firm; lSc for com
mon, and 20a2Ic for sugar-cured.
LARD-Quoted at l3c, but demand Is