The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-10

lncfCahIo PoPoA W. ~
receipts 1924, 600 The Assistant Treas
urer discussed $4,000. Cleayings S2l.-
100000. Sterling steady at 4s7iQ4s93
GoLD-Opened at ll23, advanced to
ll2t and closed at 1929. Borrowing
rates per cent; leans were also made
fat and l to 8 per cent. for carrying.
GovERNMENTs-Firm.
United states Is OF 1878, coupons. 1884
Five-twenties, (lS65l ...-...............-....il6
E1ve-twenties, lioool
Five-twenties, lS67)
Five-twenties, lS0S3
New ..''..'...-.ii
Ten
Ten Forty C0upons....... .........-llo2s
Currency Stxes....-........ IZo4
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE SEcURITIEs-Quiet except Ten
nessee old and Missouris which were
better
STocKs-Opened firm and advanced
/ to II per cent. The improvement was
most marked in Michigan Central, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, Western Union
and Delaware, LsckawaRna and West
ern. During the last hour under the
break IN Ohio's and the large selling
movement the advance of the morning
was lost in most cases and the mar
ket closed at about the opening figures,
Ohio exceptionally weak, declining 1t
per cent and closed strong Pacific
Mail lost J. The break in Ohios was
variously accounted for in the room, ut
the general belief was tina. somebody in
Montreal holding block OF shares was
in trouble and had to sell. Transactions
lllOOO shares, of which 2l,0OO were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union.
5000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie $4,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Ohio and 1000 Michie an
Central.
Western Union 6S1s Rock Island..- ..lUlt.
Pacific Mail.. 23Lsst. Paul..........".. SS34
Adams EXpress..lUs ST Paul prefer a.. oSts
Wells, Fargo&Co 800 Toledo& W aDash iVi24
Amer Union ...... 62k IT. & w. prefer'd d.. lU3
United States 10 Fort Wayne..-..-lU2ls
n. Y. Central L09 rerre Haute. .....-l6I14
Erie.. 1877. II preferred. ll5
Erie preferred. ~ Chicago &Aiton-lU12
Harlem l371oC. & A. preferrd.
Harlem prefer'd lS3 Ohio& Mississippi l52
Michigan Cent?. 4S ID. & Lacka,gana.l0S
Union Pacific. d A,&P. Telegraph ID
Lake Shore ......... 541s fundamentally i5s
Illinois Central. HIa D. d.. 100000 20
C. and P....,. 49, II. 4 81. Joe......".ll3
North western c. 405slC. Pacific bonds..lO3
Northwest'n pfd bis u. Pacific bonds.loo
MI. Central. IS
NEW YORK, June 9.-Cotton-Firm
at l2G12 l6c; futures steady; June
IL l3.l6c; July IL 29-329ll l5-l6c; Au-
gust l2Bc; September IL 3l.32c; October
IL 25-326ll 1916 Flour-Rather more
doing and little NOR steady; supertine
western and state 81 00G4 40; common
to good S. 20@5 so; good to choice 81 80
(d,5 20; white wheat extra So 25(d5 90;
extra Ohio 81 95@7 90; st. Louis IS 100
900 Rye Flour steady at 81 75(G5 20.
Corn Meal - Unchanged. Wheat-Firm
receipts 100000 bushels; unmerchantable
S5(G,99c; spring ungraded 81 03@l q;
No. sprlngSl 30@l 80; No. 2 MiIwsu-
kee 81 20t@l 2l4; No. 2 Chicago 81 10
al 10. Rye-Firm; State 91@913c.
Barley and Malt-Firm Corn-Only Il
moderate business for export and home
use; receipts 10000 bushels; mixed 10
grade 5S@54c; do steamer 57@5S!c.
Oats-Less active; receipts 1900 bush.
els; western mixed and state 35@44c
Hay and Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Firm. Sugar-In moderate demand: fair
to good refining 7s@7lc; prime Sc. Rosin
Steady at 81 65Gl 10. Turpentlne-
Heavy at 294c. Eggs-Steady; western
IO@l2c. Pork-Dull and heavy al
Sl9 50@19 62&; seller July al9 400
- 60. Beef-Long clear we-i"rn mid
dies l0sc; city lOsc. Lard % .,cned nc
tive and excited, and closed frmer;
prime steam $ll so. Butter--Chsice
firm; others heavy; western new l3G122c.
Cheese-Quiet at 4@l03c. Whisky
Firm at 81 l03.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Flour-Stesdy,
demand fair and unchanged. Wheat
Dull and unchanged. Corn Western
apened strong and higher and closed a
shade easier; western mixed 593c. Oats
Dull and weak; western white 354(G
38c; mixed 32@34c Rye-Quiet and
firm at 7S@S2c. Hsy-Dull and heavy;
Maryland and Pennsylvania SIG OO1
q O5. Provisions-Firmer and higher.
Pork-S20 90. Brlk Meats Shoulders
tic; clear rib l0c, loose Bacon--Shsul
ders Ste; clear rib llfc. Hams-At IL
@l55c Lsrd-Dui; refined l2tc. But
ter-Quiet; western l3G1Sc. Petroleum
Crude easy at St@Ssc; refined steady
at l4@l4!. Cotfee-Dull, heavy and un
changed. Whisky-Flrm at 81 lll@
II.
NEW YORK, June 9.-DRY Goods
Domestic cotton goods quiet in agents
hands, but are jobbing fairly. White
ground prints and printed shirtings in
moderate request. Heavy cassimeres,
overccatIngs and worsteds in fair request.
Jeans and satinets ruled quiet. The But
ietin says that 1900 pieces of fine and
medium woolens will be peremptorilly
sold at auction on Wednesday next. The
above is the entire production to date of
the Salisbury Mills and the Merchant
Wooden Co. The sale is by order OF
Harding, Colby & Co, agents, and the
goods will be auctioned by Field. Morris,
Tenner & Co. This is the largest offering
Of wooden goods ever made in this
country.
CHICAGO, June Flour Steady and
in fair demand. Wbcat-Active, firm
and higher; No. l Chicago spring 81 o.
bid; No. do 81 oct spot; 81 06s seller
June; 81 0Gt9l o. seller July; No. 3 CSC;
rejected SAGE. Corn-Dull; No. 2 45ic
bid spot and seller July; 46ic seller Au-
gust; rejected 40. Oats-Steady; 3lc
spot and seller July. Rye Firmer at
ia 72!c Barley--Steady at jSlc bid.
Pork-Demsnd active and prices have
1919 OOGl9 10 spot; sl9 O5 sell
Ter July; $40 27t9l73O August Lard
Firm at 81 10 spot; Sll l2I seller July;
sll 25 seller August. Bulk Meats--FIrm
at 7i@l0@l0.c. Whisky-Quiet and
firm at 81 ".
CINCINNATI, June S.-Cotton-S Steady
at HE Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Whest-Firm mt 81 02g1 03. Corn
Firm at 44Cdy45c. Oats-Higher at 28(9
35c. Rye-Firm at 73G75c. Pork
Quiet at sl9 50. Lard Dull; steam
held at ll@llic; kettle l3Gl3tc. Bulk
Meats Quiet; shoulders held at &c;
clear rib l0sc; cless l0Ic. Bscon-Firm
at S!@l0.Gllt@llsc. Whisky-Firm
at 81 o.. Butter-Quiet; western re-