The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-15

NJ 40 4. > ,
GoLD-Opened at 1928 and closed
at ll24. Borrowing rates I tos4 per cent.
per snnum and | ga per cent. per diem
ut the close. Loans were also made fiat.
GovrnNMENTs-in active demand and
higher; offerings small.
United states os OF 1915, coupons.....-..iS51s
Five-twenties, lls62(
Five-twenties, Qs65) hew
EiYe-twenties, fiS6If ..'.".iiSz
five-twenties, (lS6S) ~
New '''''''i
len
Zen Forty Con pOns...-.
CURRENCY skies ......'.'....'''''. i-'7@
RAILROAD BoNps-In demand al
higher prices, particularly for st. Paul
and Northwesterns. .. ). g
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet. ..,
Enthusiastically firm and higher,
with Lake Shore, Western Union, Pacific
Mail and the Grange shares as features
Transactions l07, 600 shares, OF which
$4,000 we're Pacific Mail, Il, W Western
Union, 1000 Northwestern, 1000 st.
Pauls, $1,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Oh'os,
1000 Wabash, and 5000 Michigan Cen
trail.
Western UulOn... U.s. ROCK lSlanu... ..lUI1S
pacific Mail... 2olS'st. Paul ........ ...... ~
Adams EXPRESS. lUS Isl. Paul prefer d.. 6sls
Wells EarvC6Co yOlS Toledo S WabasblOlH
Amer Union 53 T& W. Jrefer'd-lU3
limited states. 10 Fort n ,yne.--.-1G25z
v (,entraI " ierre iiaute .....l66
Erie -. 1877 T, I'll i,referred..n7
Erie preferred. .. 10 Chicago 6Alton.. l0l n
Harlem, 1871 c. & A. preferr'd. u
Harlem preferd l3 Ohio& mississippi i. a
Michigan CentI, As ID. & Lacka'vana.lUI1A
Union Pacific. 81 A,&P. Telegraph lI12
Lake Shore........ oil2 lnd1anaCehtr Luz
Illinois Central. 81 b. & Q-....... .........ll6
T. and -. s2% II. & 81. Jot........ll511a
Northwestern 4. 4lMlC. racine oohus''iU n
NorthweSt'n Did liz ". Pacific bonds.lOo
y. J. Central. o!@s
New YORK, June14-Cotton-Steady
at 10 l-16Gl2tc; futures steady; June
IL 81 326l2c; July l2(9l2 ! 32c; August
II 3-326l21c; September II Lice; Octo-
Der IL 5{dDll 29.32c. Flour-Reccipts 1000
barrels; slightly in buyers favor; No. :
50 75@3 40; super6ne western and sta.e
"a SOFA 60; common TO good So OO(a5 70;
good to choice So 3065 65; white wheat
extra IS 75@7 Is; extra Ohio So OO(G7 %;
St. Louis S. 70@9 90 Rye Flour steady
ut S4 75(Gyo 20. Corn Meal-Qulel;
western 81 75(93 rs. Wbeat-keceipEs
10000 bushels; good dry samples steady
No. z Milwaukee soft 81 ,9Gl q; No.
5 do 81 O9s@1 II; No. l Minnesota 81 lGi
No. 2 Chicago 81 IDOL 10; No. 3 81 70
6al OLA; ungrsded spring 81 OoGGl rs
No. spring 81 3O@l ~. Rye-Quict but
firm; State 96l@97; western S63@o2c;
Canada 10 bond 96(G97c. Barley-Du!i
aud scarce. Mslt-Quiet and unchanG
ed. Corn-Receipts $4,000 bushels; firm I;
western mixed, damaged ard heated, 40
G,54c; mixed no grade 54i@5l!c; low
mixed graded 5746Sc; new western
ungraded 53@6lc. Oats-S:eady; re-
ceipts q, 100 bushels; western mixed and
state J3494tc; white western 37tG47c
Hay and Hops-Quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Quiet but firm; Rio cargoes l5(
lSc; jobbing at 15@l9c. Sugar.Firmi
fair to good refining 7}@sc. Molasses
and Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Petro-
leum-Dull and nominal; crude Ssc; re-
fined l4i@14sc; in cases l9@2lc. rallow
Firm at Ssc.' Rosin-Quiet at 81 to
al IS Turpentlne--Steady at 29!Gg30' .
Eggs-Firmcr; western llG9l5c Pork
Quiet bat firm; new mess ut Sl925a
- 80; seller August $40 IS. Beet-Mar-
ket dull; long clear western middles 100
4lOlcc; city l030lC.. {; short clear mid
dies lie Lsrd-Flr N; prime steam AT
$ll 47J6ll GOT seller July Sll 80 clos
ing ut ST. gu. Butter-lnactive; west
ero new l3@22c. Cbeese-Quiet at Ala
lO1c. Whisky-Firm.
NEW YORK, June l4-Beeves-Re-
ceipts yesterday and to-day 1926, against
300 the same time last week. Quality
lair and market dull; no important
change in prices Sbeep-Receipts $500,
making $3.50 for two days, against $500
for the same tint last week; market dull
and unchanged. Lambs irmer and
higher; quick sales at 1!@9ic for Ken
lucky, Delaware and Virginia; lOCgl lie
Tor good to prime Jersey Swine Re
ceipts 1850, making $3.50 for two days,
against $3.50 tor the same time last week.
None offered alive. since last Saturday.
CHICAGO, June l4.-flour-Qu,et
and: unchanged. Wheat-Firm; - 05l
O5s seller July; 81 Hs@l Ol4 seller
August. Corn-Steady; 45s@i5!c seller
July; 46t(a46ic seller August Oats
Unchanged Barley Quiet at oil &c cash
or seller June; SIC bud seller July. Rye
Quiet; offerings hight; saleable at ~,
Pork-Active and higher at slS 90 seller
July; $40 % seller August. Lard-Easier
and higher at 81 "a seller july; Sll 81
seller August. Whisky--Fssleri sales
atsl 0S.
On Call Board Wheat Higher al
81 O5i6l O6 seller July; 81 o5i. Corn
Firmer at 45tc seller June; 45sc seller
July. Oats-Easier at 29l@29sc, cash
Pork-Higher at SIS 974 seller July;
$40 223 seller August. Lard-Higher al
Sill l60ll ia seller July; Sil 27!@
IL 80 seller August
CINCINNATI, Juue> l4.-Cotton- Dull
at lltc. Flour, Grain and Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Quiet a;
SIG 25G,Sl9 so. Lard Quiet ll@l2ic
BaconSQuiet at st@sS@l0S@l0s@lll
6l1s@l3}@lSsc. Gut Mcats-Qmet a;
l4@l2a@lSc..
Hogs-Active and firm; for common
to light Sc 0O@6 80; far to good heavy
Sc 25@6 so.
PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Flour-
Spring wheat family S. 2OG6 50; do
winter Sc O0G6 rs; extra 81 0O@4 20;
common to choice shipping extra 81 OO(d
8 so. Wheat-Western red 81 OO@l OF;
Pennsylvania red 81 40 amber 81 45i
white Michigan 81 1891 so. Rye-Dull;
Pennsylvania S3@s4c. Corn-Ssil 5slc;
steamer Ole; yellow Sc; western mixed
54(a,5Sc. Oats-White 40@4Sc; mixed
western S5c.
Nrw YORK, June l3.-DRY Goods
The features of to-day was the auction
sale of 10000 pieces of WOODEN goods,
which was great success. The bidding
was brisk and average prices obtained
Cotton goods ruled quiet AT first hands,
but iobbed in fair parcels. White
ground, fancy and shirting prints were in
moderate request, but medium fancie>
we're quiet. Foreign goods are sluggish,
ToLEpo. 0, June l4.-Flolr-Dull.
Wheat-Dulf; No. 2 white Wabash
81 IS; No, lwhite Michigan 81 q; am
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