The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

M0NRY-Easy OF 8a6 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANoE-steady at 1O9a
1907.
GoyERNMENTs-Lower in the morning
but closed steady. EFcEs srGE
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new lVes, NONCOMPLIANCE.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and firm.
BANK Observation-Disclosures show.
ing a net loss Of $1,s6s,9s5 in legal re.
serve; the banks now hold $9,726, 625
above the % per cent required by law.
STOCKs-0pened dull and steady, but
closed strong, with an advance in some
leading speculative stocks Of from ! tol2i
per cent Eric, Northwestern common,
Union Pacific and Cleveland, Columbus
s. Indiana Central, attracted the most at
tention. The Vanderbilt party have been
large buyers Of Lake Shore and New
York Central. Western Union has been
I7 chicago Market. % Is
.CHicAdo, June "a FLotR-Dull and
holders anxious to sell.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, and prices a
shade lower; No. 2 spring closed at 81 so.
cash or June. Corn-Unsettled; No. Q
mixed closed at 49c cash; rejected, 3Sa39C.
Qats-Fair demand, but at lower rates;
No, 2 closed with sellers at 29ic; rejected
sold at &c. Rye-Quiet and weak; No.
2, Csc, Barley-Dull, and prices are
nominal; No. Q fall quotable at 49a50c.
WHIsKY-Market steady with amoder.
ate demand at Soc.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Market steady at
$12 IS cash. Lard-Unchanged. Bulk
Meats SAn advance Is asked, but none
established in view Of light stock, which
is estimated at from Q to 7,000,0 600 pounds;
former prices fully paid. Bacon--Market
steady, with moderate demand; no sales.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June 99.-Eyerything
quiet, even for Saturday. The New York
Bulletin says that everything appears to
combine at present TO render the trade
quiet. Among the causes at work are the
high cost of staple articles of produce,
and importers are given to the laying In
OF stock by the retailers Of last season,
and on that account over speculation In
certain classes of imported goods and the
disturbing effect Of strikers and the
chances OF short and moderate business
being done during the fall on political
accounts. OF these the two first appears
to claim the most attention as lying most
directly at, and the root of evil in foreign
goods. Business is at q stand still. Bur.
laps are quoted as follows: II ounce 10c;
8 do 1OtC; 0 do 11Ic, and l0i do 11Rc,
being a reduction of &c. Since our last
alteration in values 1t is proposed to add |
an additional day to the holiday time of
this year among dry goods men as
compared with last year, and To close the |
stores from Wednesday evening, July Sd,
until Monday morning, July 9Th. The
state o trade invites the relaxation this |
season.
NAhNAAA0bA IANlhGbo
CINCINNATI, June 22AFLoUR-Dull;I
but unchanged; family, 81 25a7 80. :, q u
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and prices have
declined; No. red winter, 1885, Corn
Dull and prices dropping at 4sa49c. Rye
Dull at 80aS5c. BASEBALL but un.
changed at 37a4Oc. |
EGGs-Dull at 12ic for selected.
BUrTER-Quiet and weak at 15a17c.
PROVISIONS Pork E7QuietI and un-
changed; regular, $12 00Al2 %; city, $14.
Lard-Summer, Ste; winter, SaaSJc. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders, 4ta4tc; sides, clear rib,
Osc; do clear, 6sa69c. gBacon-Shoulders,
5sc; sides, 7sa7sc for clear rib and clear.
WHLsKY-Demand fair and prices ad.
yanced to SEC. -
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June 90. Flour = In i'm.
proved demand; rnsuperfne SO 50a
2 90; do extra 81 75a9 IS; do family
80 25a11 90. II q . = Il
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; western 81 90. |
Corn-Dull and nominal; mixed western |
G5a06. Oats-Dull; mixed western Ala
45e. Rye-Quiet and firm at 81 GOAL 05. |
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet; Mess Pork $13 80.
Bulk Meats-Stropg; shoulders DC; rib
sides 6ie;; clear rib sides &c. Bacon-In
fair jobbing demand; shoulders 5sa6c;
sugar.cured hams steady at 13al3ic.
Lard dull at DC.
BUTTER-Western quiet and unchanged.
WIIsKY-Firm at DOC.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, June 20-BEEF CATTLE
This week the market has been very
heayyand dull, and shows adecline of ID |
&c per ID, the latter being on the common
grades, while on those OF better quality
the concession was not so marked. There
was little or no difference in the quality Of
the offerings as compared with last week,
but the receipts show considerable in
crease over those oil our last report, and
Notwithstanding number Of Eastern buy
ers were on the ground, prices gave way
as above indicated, and at the close sew
eral car loads were left over, or may be
sold after the market to go East. The quo
tations ranged at $4a7 81 per 100 lbs, very
few selling at the outside price.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged as
follows: Best bceves, SO 75a7 81; that
generally rated first quality, IS 25a6 rs;
medium or good fair quality, 81 50a5 25;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS, SAL
4 90; inferior and lowest grades Of cattle,
so OOa0 0O-general average OF the mar.
ket to-day, $587f; extreme range ofprices,
81 OOa7 81. Most Of the sales were from
50 25 to 0 rs per 100 lbs. 0fthe receipts
sos head came from Ohio, go from Penn
sylvanh, 1857 from West Virginia, and 70
nom VirginIa-total receipts for the
week AIS head, against 99S last week,
ana l:s5l head same time last year. OF
we offerings 735 head were taken by Bal.
umGre butchers, "a head sold to Washing
S SSn butchers, 80 to country dealers, and
~ 70 spectators for Eastern markets.
Total Ho6 sales for the week / ,O67 head, asainst