The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-07
DRY GOODS MARKET.


and prices firm az an established advance OH
cotton fabrics. Wo quote: Heavy brown
sheetings bring:l55a9l6c; ATLANTIC ca A and I9'
Pacne A and a l5C; Lawrence y and STARK
l5c; Augusta 141ac; Atlantic L, hne, 1916
Lawrencs r l2Xc; Massachusetts tine B Il
l3c; do. 1l54GSI2c and l213c, the inside price
4elRg eo9 eq .3% now heid al The East VePy TmIV
! at S15C9S5Sc for best brands, but no change to
observe IN prints, Notwithstanding the ad-
vance in grey cloths. All low and medium
grades bleached shirtIngs are held at an ad-
vance or Ac. Lincoln and Auburn bring
l6c; Mystic Lake lSc; Hope l412c; Clinton
generally steady and in ample supply, ex-
cept corset jeans. which are scarce. Heavy
wOOlens are selling at low rates to clothing
trade, but jOObers are doing little or nothing
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNRY-Ensler; supply liberal at per
cent on call, with exceptions at per cent.
The unfaVOrable bank statement had de-
pressing influence however ON stock eX-
deIs accounts for the activity in the morning
during the week, and retlecLs heavy receipts
come tax. and the sales of gold in excess ol
bonds. There have also been some ship
ments of currency to the west;
STERLING-Flrm at lO9AGlOg1s.
GoLD-7.Firn; opened at 1Ss53i closed at
l3S7sGslSSI3. Carrying rates 397 per cent:
al advance Without much business.
122ss; do 81. ll71z9ll7S4; do IS. 1ls5s@lls4;
IiS3z@i2O; @ % i5-i0s, 1871 iOs "a ioj4. SS'--'' U
sT6cKsL-Pacinc 80, Mai s32a; Western
g nSn Erie ae?yk59Phn y naas6n Sfg f Han GeH i
Reading 9S1a; Terre Hante IS, Wabash 1914;
g; Paul =; Fort Wayne IS75s; i, oRi0 3oE g
igan southern l1S4; Illinois Central Ia;
island i53l; ScrthwesteFn Sts.; st: Joe Isl;
ExPREss sHAREs-wells, Fargo Il TO. Si5si
American 39I5; Adams w; United States
681&; MerchanIs' UnlonlIN.
Cincinnati.
JUNE E5-FLoUR-Dull but unchanged.
GRAIN.-Wheat-DuM but unchanged.
Corn-DuL and nominal; held at 60@62c for
prime. Oats-Duu and lower at 69gS72c. Rye
Dull at 81 Is.
CorToN-FIrmer and higher; mIddIIng 2S3z
ToBAcco-In good demand and tending
WHIsKY-QuIet at Csc.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mes POrk-Held higher
buyers at S31 50, Bulk Meats-Firm at 1214@
Cured Hams-lS156sl9zc.
LARD-Dun and neglected; no demand;
1870 asked.
BUTTRR-Unchanged,f fresh 23@25c.
EGGs-Steady at l9c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales 100 hhda
New Orleans at 1319@loHc. Molhsses.NeW
Orleans 759SOc; stock Light. Cotfee-Steady
sales $50 bags at 2l925o for common to prime
and 26927c for choice to fancy.
BEKF CATTLE-DulI at So 50@7 CO.
sHEEP-Dun at 50 5O@5 GO. wool of. Lambs
| 81 5O92 SO each.
HoGS-Dull at 1896; supply large.
|. GOLD-l38h buying.
Chicago.
JUNE EE5.-FLoUR-InquIry light; market q
shade lower; sales at 81 1906 % for spring eX'
ira; and 81 00C94 37H for spring superhne.
GRAIN-Wheat-In fair shipping request
but prices nc lower; closing at 81 Jog lO1.
for No. spring; other grades easier sales o.
No. 1 at 81 1891 1874; and OF No. at 81 lug
Ill. In the afternoon sales were MADE al
81 O9A seller June; and 81 10 to cash. Corn
In good shipping and speculative demand,
but owing to liberal receipts prices were
lower; sales OF NO. l at 67g6Sc; and 5S1S96Oc
for No. 2, closing at 6s anu 5S11c respectively.
In the afternoon the market was duh with
sales OF No. 2 at 515495sc seller June; and
5S<c cash. ORts-Flrmer and fairy active
for shipping and speculative purposes; mai
ket slightly advanced; sales at 5Sts@6OHci
and in options 59%g6Oc was paid, seller
| the month. In the afternoon there were
| sales at 595496Oc. Rye-Active; sales at 81 "
| al O2 for No. !; and 9Sc9Sl 90 for No. 2. Bar
| ley-Duu and nominalIy unchanged at IL 81
| al IS for No. 2. .ooo-
CATrLE-Flrm and steady; sales Mt S8 O09
65 Tor fair to medium; and 81 3Oa1 4O loI
HoGs-Steady and fairly active at the
opening, but easy at the close with 900 tc
| 6.OOO, mostly common grade, remaining un'
sold.