The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-14
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July Is.

COTTON-flTul, Will II lAlE OuSluesi
doing; sales 1000 bales at 3IHaS4}zc fol
uplands.
FLoUR-Less active and IA shade ca
sier for shipping grades.
-Wheat-Steady, with {
moderate demand. Rye-Dull at 81 2
for western. Oats-Dull and heavy a.
sic for western afloat. Corn-Heayy a
69a93c for sound mixed western, or
canal and railroad.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- and nomi'
nalIy unchanged. BeeT-With moder
ate inquiry at steady prices. Gu
Meats-Dull and heavy. LaTd-Quie
at l97sal9Ec for fair to prime steam.
EGds-Quiet and unchanged
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The market remains inert, and therI
Is little or no change to notice in thu
prices of staple goods, which remaiI
steady.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNRY-Easy and steady at 6A7 pei
cent. a rumor obtained currency this
afternoon that there was to be another
lock up OF money, and that the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury had decided not tC
bid for bonds To-morrOw. Nothing il
known of the latter in official quarIei {
here; both probably were bear stories.
They had some effect, however, on The
money and gold markets.
STERLISG-Firm at ITO.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled; open
ing at l373I, and closing at 1875.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Active and
firmer until afternoon when prices were
easier. Coupons OF Isl, l2O5s; do '62
l23<; do '6i, 12l17; do '65, l2l1z; dc
new, 1925; do '67 1905; do '6S. 1893
O4O5r llO14; Pacific Railroad, 1895.
SToCKs-Western Union Telegraph
IL GN,,,,
tral 2O2II: Harlem l4I13; Hudson 1857
Reading 9i25; Erie 2S15; Michigan Cen
tral 1879; Michigan Southern 1915
Illinois Central 142; Pittsburgh lO7I4f
North Western Sl1s; St. Paul ~; Wa
bash "a; Fort Wayne.l53H; TerTe Haute
81; Alton l6O; Ohio & Mississippi 81.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
Co. 231; Adams SO; American 4l1si Uni
ted States Il.
Cincinnati.
July 13.-FLoUR-Dull and the de-
mand light; family at 90 2ja6 90.
GRAIN.-Wheat dull and drOopingi
red at 81 25al 80. COrn-Flrm aud in
demand at 77a7yc. Oats-FiTm at TIA
75c, and the supply light. Rye-Sl 10.
COTTON-UhChHnged middling at G3c.
TUHACCO-In good demand: sales of
269 hhds. at 81 25al7 10.
WHIsKY-Eirm and in good denla nd
at 81.
PRovIsIONs--Firm, but quiet. Mess
pork-S32 75A33 90. Bulk IneHts-lia
I57{ for shoulders and sides. Bacon
II, I7Iz and lSC; 40 hhds. shoulders sold
at lac; at the close holders asked rather
higher rates. SHgar Cured Hams-ln
good demand at 2lc.
LARD-Held at l9c.
BUTrER-Scarce and firm at 4Ia2Sc.
CHEESE-Dull at l3a13I2c for Western
Rp9RTYR. factory at 10 lSaltjc.
EGGS-Lower; new at lGlzI7c.
OILS-Linseed OIL dull at $lal OF.
Lard OiI-Sl S5SI 40 Tor No. aud extra.
Petroleuu-27a30c.
CATTLE-FIrm at 81 80 to Z so.
SHEEP-In light supply and firm at
50 so to 50. Lambs-S2a2 75.
HoGs-Flrm and in light supply at
IS to . so.
GoLD-l36X.
ExCHANdE-Firna at par buying.
Chicago.
JULY I3.-ELoUR-In good shipping
and local demand; sales at 50 for white
winter extra; S6a6 75 for spring extras;
81 62<a4 S7H for spring supertiue.
GRAIN.-Wheat-In LOlerable active
speculative demand; at the opening the
market was excited and high, but at
the close gave way, and No. . spring
closed weak at 81 291f; No. ranged AT
81 32Xa1 33X; and No. 2 at 81 2g1zal 81.
Corn-Fairly active and prices 2a2AC
higher than yesterday, but at the close
advices from the East were unfavora-
BILE and portion of the advance was
lost; opening figures for No. were
791<a797Ic, and closing do. 7SIza79c; the
principal demand was by speculatcrs.
Oats-ln good speculative request, with
sales of No. = in store at 6i14 a61c, and
642<a66Hc seller the month; closing at
RUn-A
81 O5al 06 for No. 1, and 81 O3al O4 for
No. 2; closing at 81 05 for new. Barley
Scarce and without transactions.
CATTLE-Dull at "A decline of lOal5c;
sales at 81 311za5 l21zc for cows 81 25a
+ 6217 for fair TO medium; 81 1ja7 OU for
good.
Cleveland.
JULY l3 l3--FLoUR-.Quiet and I'M
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very dull and lower;
No. l red held at 81 goal 40; No, do. at
81 81. Corn-DulI and nominal; held
at S3c for No. mixed; soc for No. 2 do.
held at 75a76c for No. state. Rye
Quiet and inactive. Barley-Dull and
nominal.
OIL-Petroleum-Du and inactive;
refined held at 2Sza29Xc Tor July and
August. Crude-Lower; held at 60 60.
st. Louis.
JULY l3.--FLOUR--Firm and un-
changed at So 25a5 75 for super.
GRAIN--Wheat--Good qualities In
demand; No. spring worth about 81 70.
Confirm and higher at 97csfl OO for
prime TO choice white. Oats-Nery firm
at 72a75c. Rye-Advanced to 81 l'13.
wHIsKY-Steady at 81 90.
PRoyIsIoNs-Ouiet and unchanged; ;
Pork-S33 OOa33 25. Bacon-unchang-
ed at I4sl4Lc for shoulders and lSAl9Xc
Gales at 19c for choice
Kettle.
JULY I3.-FLoUR-Dull and unchang-
ed.
S--Wheat--Amber 4c better;
81 AZ on spot and seller July; white
Michigan regular Sc better, 81 42; No.
2 red 81 81; No. red 81 23X. Corn
Better, quiet and firm; No. l, S6c; No.
2, SIC; rejected, 7lHs72. Oats-Quiet
and steady at Tic for Michigan. Rye
Small parcels offered at 81 10; no round
lots in the market. Barley-Dull and
nominal.
JULY 13;=FtoUR-Quiet; city ground
GRAIN-Wheat-Unsettled and firm:
sales early at 81 36al 37H- Corn
Weak; sales $4,000 bus No. / at S5';
No. nominal at S3c. OaEs-Dull at 1oc'
FREIGHTs-Unchange
Milwaukee,.
JULY 3.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady
prices unchanged.
GRAiN-Wheat-DulI at 81 5OH for
No. 2in store.
OFT, HALL & CO.,
AGENTS FOB