The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

STATE BoNDs-Dull and quiet Ten.
neSSec, firm; new South Carolina, strong
at 82a33.
SrOCKs-Markct opened firm, but on
the announcement Of the bank statement
there was u decline from 1 to Il per cent.
Central PaCllcs advanced Jersey, Cen.
trail Ohios, Northwestern, Rock Island
and Wabash declined, and at close of
market was unsettled.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-FLoUR-QuIet and
unchanged.
GRAIN-.Wheat-.Activc, but prices
easier; No. spring Chicago, 81 23i; No.
2 do. 81 IS. Corn-Market steady at 4lc
for No. 3 mixed, and 30ic for rejected.
Rye-Dull and prices have declined; No.
2, 0lc. Oats-Demand fair and prices
advanced; No. 3, 3l4a3lic. }arley-Dull
at &c for No. 2; 4Sc Tor Nos.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk-Dull, but unChang.
ed at $i237 Lard-SGc. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged, clear sides 4a59c.
Green Meats-HamSI Oia7tc; shoulders,
&c; short ribs, 6ta5ic.
WHsKY-Demand fair at 89c; holders
asking IN advance at close.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRK, November 25.-In tho
market there Is little or no important
change, though prices are well sustained.
Raw material Is scarce and advancing
both here and in Europe. The colonial
wool sales, which have just opened in
London, are fine; and Australian woods
have opened ct an advance OF 1c per
pound, and the tendency Is toward still
higher rates. WOrsted woods are very
scarce, and all materials made from the
same are likely TO command higher prices
in the ensuing spring. Fancy casslmeres
in light spring weights arc less animated,
but held with more firmness. Heavy
woolens are In little better request, but
apart from tlannels, which keep well sold
up, Ire prices arc relatively low as com.
pared with the raw material, which Is get
ting very scarce, especially medium
lleeCes. All of the latter, comprising 1885,
600 pounds In Philadelphia, was bought
by manufacturers, leaving tho market en-.
Lirely bare Of this grade Of wool, which Is
tho most sought after at present. In cot
ton goods the changes are slight. All
staples are steady at 12ia18c for heavy
brown sheetings; 13ia14ic for light and
heavy brown drills, the latter price an OK
IRENE. New York mills muslins are 2lC,
Wamsutta 2Oc, TuScorora 1Sc, and fancy
prints 1lIc.
Cincinnati Market.
CfNclNNATG, Nov 24-FLouR-MArket
steady with n moderate demand; family,
50 GOAT 90.
GRAtN-Wheat-Sleady at 81 42a1 As.
Corn-Demand fair and market firm at
44a45c. Rye, Oats and Barley-Quiet and
unchanged.
GRoCERIEs AND OILs-Unchanged.
J.EGds, BuTrER AND CHREsE-Dcmand
fair and market firm.
pROyisIONs--Pork-Full prices asked
but no demand at $l2 50a12 10. Lard
Dull but unchanged at 9IaSac. Bulk
light but holders firm;
shoulders, &c; sides, clear rib, &c; do clear
BfC, loose. Green Meats-0pened dull but
closed active; shoulders, 4a4tC; sides, 6ca
SIC, hams, 7a9fc. Bacon-Demand fair
and market firm; new shoulders, &c; old
sides, clear rib and clear, 7ta7ic.
IIods-Demand good at fair prices at
81 2ja4 As for medium to extra; receipts,
1000 head.
Baltimore Market.
baltimore, November 25.-FLoUR-
Dull and holders anxious TO sell; western
family 81 50aS so.
uRAtN-Whcat-Dull; Ohio and In.
diana 81 Goal CO. Corn--Demand fair
and market firm; mixed western 73c.
Oats-Market steady with moderate
demand at 5ia53c.
pRov1soNs- Unchanged.
BuTTER-Heavy receipts cause weak
ness but prices unchanged
WHIsKY-Good demand at 9ila05c.