The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-23

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NEW YoRk, April 22.-Cotton quiet a
11Hal2c: futures steady. Flour quieE super
fne western and STATE s. S5a4 50; common
70 good 81 60ai 90; gooi TO choice ~ 95a7 90
white wheat extra "a S0a5 26; extra Ohio
IS 00as rs; st. Louis IS OOa7 Is; Miunesota
patent % 00as Is. Wheat strong: ungrAded
spring 81 %; No 8 spring 81 %; Green By
81 "a: ungraded red 81 30; No. 3 red Kan.
sas 81 Is; 40 red 81 82Iial "a; mixed win.
ter 81 29al 80; ungraded white 81 NIX; No ]
do 81 29a1 30; No. 2 led April 81 32jtaI 81;
May 81 Zeal 81: June 81 26al 2sH. Corn
steady; ungrsded 81 1fat61 70; No. 8, Bl5la55c
steamer 65a56Ifc; No. 2, 65a56kc; yellow
western SIC; No. April 63Iia5SKc; May
4f9laiSc; June AZ 1.a4Sc. Oats dull and lower;
western mixed 4laiic: white western 45a62
Whisky nominal at$l Hall II
BALTIMORE. April 22-Flour more active
and shade frmer. Wheat western active
and higher. closing weak; No. 2 western
winter red. spot and April 81 27Jfal Tx i;
May 81 254Af 26If; June 81 23Hal 23K I;
July 81 l4al AK; August 81 10H. Corn,
western firm and higher but neglected; west
ern mixed spot and April 4Sc; May 4sc;
Jun. Al IIaisc; July 4sc; steamer 46H. oats
steady and in good demand; western white
4se; 90 mixed 40a40hc; Pennsylvania Ala
N@Ss AyN hSniAaA ~ wv uuu
good demand: prime to choice Pennsylvania
Slsa2o. Provisions steady and quiet. Butter
active and firm but unchanged. Eggs dull
and easy at l0c. Coffee dull and steady; BIO
cargoes l3a<al6c. Sugar quiet; A soft s5Jzlc.
Whisky arm at 81 10.
umoAso, April 22.-Ths DroysrI Journal
reports:
Hoes-Receipts 1900 head: shipments
1890 head. Market opened strong. ruled s
cents higher and closed weak, the advance be-
ing lost; mixed packing 81 00a4 IS; light a 20
"a %; chiefly 81 4oa4 I6i choice heavy 81 40a
4 81.
oATrLr = Receipts $500 head shipments
$500. Market opened steady and closed dull
and wsaser; rough 0regons and natives 10
cents lower; shipping 81 00a5 20; butchers
= ona3 90, chiefly 24oa3 aOi stockers and
tepders 81 9Oa2 60
BARN Receipts $500; shlpments 24oo.
Clipped $ 60ai 20; fair to choice wooded
IS 6ta6 40.
uncAso, April 22-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat excited and higher; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 llHal Tx cash; 81 l2X
bid May; 81 t8ss June: 81 OK July; sales at
81 1lItal lex May; 81 Us IIal cox June; No.
aaca$l o. Corn strong and higher at 38i{c
cash; S6lSe bid May; 351sc bid June; s8la
36hc July; ,ales at 35}Sa3692lc. Oats demand
fair and prices higher at 29SG exc cash
and May: 2sko June. Rye frmer ct Tia
7lxc. Barley hrmer ut S0aSlc. Pork active,
and higher at IS 80 cash May; % IS June;
% 90 July. Bulk meats strong and higher
at "a 0oa6 2oas IS. Whisky steady and IN.
changed,
PmtADE1eHIA, April 22,-Flour, decidedly
better feeling; Minnesota extra, small lots
m d g ooa5 Is; good s5s7Aa5 50; fancy
fancy 90 so; Minnesota patent 81 Is. Rye
-four quiet at "a 25a4 SIX. Wheat irregular;
No. . red April 81 SIX bid. 81 50 asked; May
81 26h bid, 81 26A asked; June 81 24If bid,
81 25 asked. Corn firm yellow western track,
Sc: western mixed, track 52Iic, sail mixed
April 5lk bid, Nc asked; May 47I1c bid,
4sA casked: June 4BjfG bid; Al &c asked. Oats
lteady for choice white: No. white 43at3 Nc;
No. 2 A1ia45c; No. l, 46Iia47c. Whisky
steady at 81 10.
o1scrrsA4l, April 22.-Cotton quiet at
l1Sc. Flour firmer; not quotably higher;
Wheat scarce, firm and higher; prime red
81 1ihall5. Corn active, firm and higher;
No. 9 mixed 40Ita4lc. Oats strong and high.
er; No. 2 mixed S5ss5Iic. Rye Stronger ut
Sic. Barley hrm and unchanged. Pork strong
er at 50 75sl0 90. Lard. demand fairand prices
higher ut g s0a8 IS. Bulk meats In good de-
mand and tending upward at s. 91aG l21<a
6Y7H. Bacon 10 good demand aud market
firm Of n l5a8 T6ai 2S v hisky quiet st$1 o..
Butter steady and unchanged. Linseed Oil
steady ct 500,
EAT LIBxRTY. April 22-CArrIE Re.
ceipts to-day, s3S head. Closed at unchanged
prices
HoSs-Receips to-day, 100 head; Phila-
delphias 81 65a4 10; WORKERS 81 40ai so.
saErr-Receipu to-day GU head closed al
yesterdays prices. Rather SLOW,
TIrusyiLLE, April 2a-PETRoLEuM-Mark
opened at 71kc, highest IKE, lowest ike,
Q osing at 71Hc. shipments u, 100 barrels;
average 70 sou barrels; charters 9 600 barrels !;
average 1900 Transsctioas $500 barrels.
roLEpo, April 22-Wheat weak; amber
Michigan 81 u; No. 2 red winter, spot 81 20 !:
April 81 10: May 81 IS; June 81 ioIf; July
81 U5Jf; August 81 COX; No. 8 red Wabash
and May 81 II; western amber 81 20; No
amber IlIinols 81 OIL. Corn weak; high
mixed 4UI1c: No. 2 spot 3SKc, May AUD
June SOC; No. 2 white Al Nc: rejected sakc ;
damaged36xc, Q4ts iral; No. J, SAX.
HEy YeHk, April 22-The jobbing trade
israther more active, but business continues
quiet with package houses. Cotton gOods In
light demand at fist hands, but Inc hes!
makes OF plain and cQlored cottons are
steadily held by agents. Prints quiet, but
lawns and wide prints doing fairly. Wooden
goods quiet and hrn.
NEW ORLEANS, April FACTION steady
middling 12c; low M ddling Ike; good
ordinary l0Ec Net receipts $50 bales: gross
,23s Exports to Great Britain $500 bales
continent l,277 bales; coastWine TIA bales,
Sales 5000 balesi stock 3eOraj1.
UuctssA7I, A pritx2-Hogs-Firmer; com.
mon IS 25a4 o.; light a l0a4 IS; packing
II 0oa4 IS; butchers a 40A4 so. Receipts
1000 head; Hhipments ans head.
PISfsBuRsH, April 2A-PErRoIsuH-Dull
crude steady at 9Ikc at rarker's for ship
ment: refined TIC for Philadelphia delivery
FLORIDA Oranges,