The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-22
mARKETs BY rELEaKAPH.
NEW York, June 2

CoIToN-Heavy and lower; sales ol
900 bales at 33HaSS11c.
FLsUR-Closed q shade firmer for low
grades, with active export demand al
S6 1Oa6 40 for extra western; S6 25a6 81
for extra state. ... ,,-
81 4Oa1 Al for No. 8; 81 46A1 4S for No.
and 81 52a1 53 for No. 1 spring. Rye
Quiet, nominal and unchanged. Oatf
Dull at 77a7715c for western atioat
Corn-Dull and heavy at 6laIOc Tor nn- n
sound; 75aS6c for canal; 52a5Sc FOR rail'
road.
PRov1sroNs-Pork- and heavy
at SS2 0Oa3S 90 for mess. Beef-Dull
and unchanged. Cut MeRts-Very
firm with fair demand. Bacon-Quiet
and steady. Lard-Dull at l9Aa20c for
fair to prime steam.
Edus-Quiet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The weather has been quite stormy
and changeabIe and business In this
department oftrade has been very quiet
all day.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Stringent at per cent gold
and per cent currency, and 1.S2al-lO
per cent commission for call loans.
5TERLING-Steady at l091za1099s.
GoLD-Higher, but closed weak and
quiet. The Government sold one mill
lion in one lot at 136 76E1OO. Price
opened at 1861 and advanced to 1S7;
closed 1879. Carrying rates 7a12 per
cent and 1-32a3-64 per cent; clearan-
ces SIS. .O00, 600. H
GoVERNMENT SToCRS-Strong.
Coupons of i91, 12lal2lH;: do '62, 122
a122LS; do '64, illegally; do '65, 1lSHa
1IS55; do:new, 1191<a1195s; do 'G7, 11935a
1l91f; do '6S, 119Ma1l91; do 10-4O's,
1O7alO71<; PAcitics lO6a1O6H.
Tt - W.. II
Central 1861: Erie 295s; Hudson 1863;
Harlem IA; Reading 96N; Terre Haute
35; Wabash 6911; st. Paul IL; Fort
Wayne 1861; Ohio 81 Mississippi S2H;
Michigan Central 1872; Michigan South
ern 1O3A; Illinois Central l42: Pltts~
burgh 941T; Rock Island 1855; North
western 763<; st. Joe preferred llSH;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ~
Indianapolis 70: Cleveland, Columbus
& Indiana Central 39H.
EXPRESS SHAREs,-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 3OH; American 4O1s; Adams 59N;
United States 69L: Merchants Union 10;
Western Union Express Division 363sa
36k.
CsncinnHII.
JUNE 21.-FLoUR-Steady family
IS 50a5 IS.
GRA1N-Wheat-Sca and higher,
closing at 81 25a1 80; demand quite
light and offerings hardly equal to the
demand. COrn-Unchanged ear 62a63c;
shelled 63a64c; white 65a66o. Rye
Scarce and advanced to 81 80. Oats
CoTroN-Firm at 32c for middltng ur-
lands.
WHIsKEY-Firm at 96c.
PRovIsIoNS-Mess POrk-OHered more
freely to-day, and 100 bbls sold at
S33 90. Bulk Meats-Held at 13al6G for
shoulders and sides. loose: so. 600 lbs
OF RAHnn
Firm at 141z, l774 and lS<, but only
small sales.
LARD-Quiet at 1890.
BUrrER-Steady at 24s2Sc for Ohio;
Western Reserve &c higher.
EGGs-l5al6c.
OILs-Linseed-Dull at 81 U3al %.
Lard-$l 42aI AZ. Petroleum-Dnll at
28a29o for refined. Crude-DuIl at
l4al6c.
GoLD-13T buying
ExIHANaE-DuIla at Gallo discount
buying.
MoNRY-Close.
Chicago.
JUNE 2I.-FLoUR-Firm at So COa6 %
for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm and active;
sales No. 1 at 81 2lal %; No. 2 advanced
2a2Ic; sales at 81 l914H1 2211; closing
81 22Na1 22X; this afternoon firm at
81 "a Tor No. z. Corn-Moderately ac-
tive and firm; No. advanced 2a2Hc,
with sales at 66a6611c; No. advanced
31<a3Xc. with sales at 6511a661zc; re-
jected 57a59c; no grade 52a55c; closing
steady at 661<a6614c for No. 2; this af-
ternoon active at SIC for No. 9. Oats
Quiet, firm and l1fa121c higher; sales of
No. Cat 6l7<a621Ic; closing at 81 11a6lNc.
Rye-Firm and 11a1c higher; safes No.
1 at sl GOAL Oh; sample lots at 800; closing
at 81 oil for No. l. BRrley-Dull and
nominal at 81 20 for No. 2 in store.
CATTLE-Dull and 10a15c lower;
IS 5Oa5 S711 for good COWS and Texan
steers; $6 35a7 Is for fair to choice ship
Hods-Dull and 1Oa15c lower; IS 1Oa
8 25 for common: S8 3OaS so for fair TO
medium; IS 6Oa8 80 for good to choice
JUNE 2I.-FLoUR-Quiet but flrmer.
IN-Wheat-Steady and moder-
ately active; amber 81 Seal 361z; No.
white 81 SIS; No. 2 amber 81 %; No. red
81 25. Corn-NO. advanced 111c; sales
at 69Xc; No. 2 66c; for yellow II;
rejected So. Oats-Unchangedi moder-
ately active at 64c. Rye-In demand
at 81 90. Barley-NOminal.