The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-02
mAKKkrs BIZ TELEGRAPa.

CorToN-Sales 2, 900 bales at S41<c for
middEng uplands.
FLoUR-Closed SC better on low
grades of extra western and state.
GRAIN-Wbeat- = Moderately active
and 1c better at 81 45 for No. 2. and
81 5Oa1 81 for No. l spring. Rye-Quiet
and steady at 81 " for western. Oats
Flrm at 77c for western afloat. Corn
Quiet at S3aS6c for sound canal and
railroad mixed western.
Provisions Ns-Pork-HeAvy at S3l 81
for mess, regular; sales 250 bbls, buyers
option, all this month, at $32 ~. Beef
Quiet and unchsnged. Cut Meats
moderate demand. Lard-Dull at 1917
al95sc for good to prime steam.
EGGs-Quiet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS.
Trade generally is very quiet, but the
market is quite firm for cotton goods,
in sympathy with raw material. Prices
are, however, without particular change,
except for Canton hannels. which are
5 per cent. firmer. In 6 cord finest
spool cotton there is no change in
trade prices, but agents OF J. 81 p.
Coates here changed the discount rate
from to III per cent.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Active and stringent at Z
per cent interest; %aM per cent COM
mission added. Loans on gold for
the July disbursements on account of
interest and dividends commenced to.
day. The Treasury has to dtsburse
S32, 900. 600 in coin as interest on fund
ed debt, and 81, 10000 in currency as
interest on the currency six per cent
bonds issued in aid of the Pacific Rail-
road. Tho coin paid out to-day by the
Assistant Treasurer, was 81 ,644 .O0O.-
I1fahnFann0RnfQ Af
outside of the Treasury are large and
will aid In easing the money market
in the future. The Assistant Treasu-
rer, General Buttertield, announced his
Willingness to pay for the bonds pur-
chased to-day, Immediately after
awards were made.
GoLD-Opened at 1874 and closed
weak at 13G7aa1S7. Carrying rates Ia
u per cent.
GovERNMENT SToCKs-Closed steady
at a fractional decline from the best
rates of to-day. Coupons of '8l, liza
II71<; do 'G2, 12lHa12lA; do '64, liza
a1l71s; do '65, 1lSa1!81s; do new, 1i55sa
11534; do '67, 1l55sa1l57<; do '69, 1l51za
Il57[; lO. .4Os, 1OS16alO62Si Paci6cs, 1O576a
LOG. The Government bought mil
lion coupons and registered bonds of '62,
'64. 10 and '67, at lis 4S-100a115 so 100.
STCCKs-Pacific Mail S9H; Wes-
tern Union Telegraph 3SsS New
York Central 194H; Harlem 143
30: Michigan Central 128; Michigan,
Southern 1OS3s; Illinois Central l43;
Pittsburgh lO2: Northwestern S1%;
Rock Island 1l73s; st. Paul IS: Wabash
TEX: Fort Wayne 1861; Terre Haute So;
Chicago & Alton l59; Ohio IL Mississip-
pi 32a; Dubuque 81 Sioux City 1O5i
Cleveland, Columbus 81 Indiana Cen
trail 9911.
EXPRESS SHAREs-WelIs, Fargo &
Co.. BIZ; American 42L: Adams 81;
United states 72H; Merchants' Union
&c..
July 1.-FLoUR-Firmer at IS 25a6 25
for spring extras.
IN-Wheat-F'irmer; No. / ad-
vanced 3a4c; sales at 81 27a1 IS; No. Q
advanced 4ka4Ac, with sales at 81 24a
l 25; closing at 81 24I5a1 243<; this after
noon the market is quiet at 81 24a1 24I,
seller July. Corn-More active and
firmer at 1Ha14c higher; sales No. at
6S S%s6915c; No. 2 at 69a70c; rejected at
6la6lNc; no grade at 49a5Oc; closing at
69I1a69Ac for No: 2; this afternoon
sales of No. at 69a69Xc. seller July.
Oats-Very dull and La1zc lower; sales
No. 2 at 63a63Hc; closing dull. Rye
Dull, heavy and 4a5c lower; sales at $lR
OIL for No. l. Barley-Sales of sample
lots at 81 40, delivered.
CATTLE-Firmer at 81 12Ha6 90 for
common to good cows; 30 25a6 62I3 FOR
fair to medium: Sc 8715a7 25 for good TO
choice, and 81 55s7 rs for extra shipping
beeves.
Hoes Neglected and lower at So 25a
8 go for fair to medium, and $8 75a9 25
for good to choice
Toledo.
JULY 1.-FLoUR-Dull.
N-Wheat-Shade better; closes
firm with buyers of amber at 81 So15;
Mol red 81 80: No. 2 red 81 26; N0.S red
81 26; No. white Wabash :! ~. SGan[ ln1[-
7Ic, Oats-HeId at Csc; 641zc bid. Rye
nninI. 81 nn hid for No. l.