The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10

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NEW YORK, June 9.-CottOn quiet and
steady al II 1.l6All 6-l6c futures barely
steady. Flour dull; receipts 1900 barrels.
exports 10000 barrels; Superfne State and
western 81 GOAL 6j; common to good extra
81 Seas CO; good to choice IS 70A6 rs; white
wheat extra IS 25G8 IS; extra Ohio and II.
Louis 81 65a6 u.s. Minnesota patent process
~ 26as 90. Wheat, q shade better; receipts
27S,000 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; I'M
graded spriIg 81 GOAL ~ No, 8 spring 81 l3A
l lSK; No. 2 Chicago and milwaukee 81 10
al 1914; ungraded red 81 Hal 2Sk; No. 3 dc
81 2lXal az; No. 9 do 81 2iHal 25k;
NJ. | do, 81 80; mixed winter 81 gal FAX
ungraded white 81 l5al % No. l do, sales
5000 bushels, IT 81 24al PAX steamer do
81 20i NJ. 2 red June, sales l6S,0OO bushels,
at 81 Akal 24Ki July, sales $4,000 bushels.
at 81 243Gal 2ihi August, sales $4,000
bushels, at 81 2lXal 292G: September, sales
lI2,0OO bust els, at $l2lhA 2?H, Corn, steady;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 227 ,00U bush
els; hot 400; ungradsd 60a57O; steamer 54ka
Soc: No. 2, 6Gha57c; No. 9 June 66ab6x0;
July 5ka5SHc; August b5Nc. Oats, un.
changed; receipts S6,OOO bushels. Hay dull
and weak at 76aS0c. Hops quiet and firm;
fair to good refining 7NGSc. MOlASses quiet
and unchanged. Rice, demand fair and mar
ket trm. Petroleum tirmi United s3Nc;
crude 6HR7kc; refined SIC. Tallow firm at
. 0.l6A8 ll'lGc. Resin strong at 81 92ha2 0O
Turpentlne stronger Of 1910 bid; 40c ssked.
Eggs strong at ls1IAl0c. Pork steady; old
mess Sl6 62hal6 %; new mess quoted at
meats quiet and unchanged. Lard dull
prime steam $ll 12h. Butter, demand fair
aud market firm at 9a2IC. Cheese weak and
unsettled at 0asXc for fair TO choice.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Wheat unsettled, lower
and active; No. 2 red Wabash 81 OSal OF;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 0sal 0Sx cash $lOS
June; 81 O9Nal COX. Julyi 81 09Nal cox
August; 81 " September. Corn steady and
In fair demand At 42Aai2Nc cash; 42NA43o
July 4SXa4SXC August. Oats steady and
~ lhIA uSLnAIu ~ o'I5o VA9uI ooSV Julyi
THc August. Rye easier at 81 CO. Barley
6rmer at.$ 81 90. Flax seed higher at q 10.
Pork in good demand at full prices at SO 0j
cash: $40 10 July: $40 rs August. Lard
steady aud In fair demand at $40 " cash
$40 TAX July; 80 IS August. Bulk meats
and " hisky, steady and unchanged.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
"A reported by John ", Hopn d 90, brokers
no. I160 Main street
July. Aus. JdIy:. July. July JAY.
S Slssssl..:: l 49, iIsSs sS X 81 ssS '&S III
E h5s1Ss..- i is iitSSsx ~ w 81 81 ls Il 10 TX
Variation " 4 Y o AZ
CHICAGO, June 0--The urovarS' journal re-
Hogs-RsscipB $4,000 head; shipments
1890 head. Market steady and In fair de.
mand; poor to good mixed packing IS 50a5 IS;
choice heavy picking and shipping IS 91a
8 20; light bacon IS 6ea6 81, chiefly - s5a6 go;
culls and light Yorker, a Seas 80.
sCattle-R4ceIpts $1,000 head; shipments
1000 head. Market stronger and firmer; ex.
ports more plentiful and In better demand OF
i6OCa8 30; good to choice shipping IS SOa6 20;
poor To medium IS 26a5 60; distillefy steers
IS 4oa5 65; ColOrAdos IS 5Oa8 90; wintersd
Texans 50 %; graSsers IS 65&4 Is native
butchers steady at 81 60a5 90; stockers' and
feeders In good demand and flrmer at SO Goa
4 90. Yards well cleared; closed strong.
5heep-Leceipts 800 head shipments 500
head. Demand moderate and steady; poor 10
medium shearlinEs "A GOAL 80; good e, choice
81 60; fine wooded scarce.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Ffonr firm and
quoted, western extra ~ o.; Minnesota ex.
TIA % 76a8 10. Ohio % 76A8 49, Ohio new
process 10 20; Illinois very fancy IS 90; Min.
nesotA patent process choiCe 81 Is. Bye -four
quiet al IS 12ka5 q. Wheat firmer; No. 2 red
at grain depot 81 22X; No. 2 red June 81 Tx
al 22X; July 81 219GaI 22X; August 81 201l
oil 20N. Corn Arm; sail mixed In elevator
64Ka54Xc; steamer and track 6Oas2c rejscted
A6al7c; No. 8, 46G4sc. Oats irmRr; No. 2
white 4Bha47c; mixed 44c. Provisions In fair
demand mes pork, prime III OOal7 90 mess
beef $i4 0U; India mess S22 90 smoked hams
Gil OOai20l. Lard, prime steam Sll l2k: kettle
Sll 80. Butter steady; creamery l7a2lci New
lie; dairy 12ai7c. Eggssteadyat 1Sc. Cheese
steadyi CREAMERY sha9c. Petroleum arm at
Ike. Whisky firm At 81 10.
BALTIMORE, June 0.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher; winter red, spot and June,
u IA july " SlSohl 4l7Ai august VI 4lh
AK; september 81 Il bid October 81 aka
l22, Corn, western D shade better, closing
steady; mixed spot 6Gcj June 66Nc; July
656a66Xc; August RXc; steamer 61C bid.
OatS steady. Rye dull at 81 U6al On. Hay
unchanged. Provisions unchanged. Butter
lower; fresh grass l0ai4c. Eggs fr1ner At iSa
ipc Petroleum nominal, Coffee firm. Sugar
arm; A soft lOjIc. Whisky dull At 81 90.
o1ScESArl, Junsp Cotton steady sttOxG.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat strong
No, 2 red winter 81 10, Corn firm No. 2
mi1ed 45hc. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed 400.
Rye quiet; No g 81 H. Barley, no otFetihgs.
Pork easier at $40 SIX. Lard dull at $40 b.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders 81 90 clear nib
% So. Bacon STEADY and unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 CO. Butter unchanged.
EAST LtBER4Y, June g. Caule-Receipts
1878; nothing doing; all through coBsign.
ments. g..
HOEs-Re4eipts 1900 head Philadelphia
S8OOa6 10; Workers IS GDa5 30.
eheep-Reeelpts S,4OJ head selling at g 90
% 50.
NEW YoRk, June 9.-DRr Goobs-Cotton
goods moving steadily aud pri,es very firm
owing TO the limited supply. Clothing
WoOlens in fair demand, and wool ilannels
fairly active In first lmuds. Prints and dress
goods femain quiet. Hosiery and underwear
ID better request
NRW ORiEGAA, June 9.@Cotton steady;
middling iO5Eo; low middling exc good ordi.
mary SIC Net receipts l,0ll bales; gross re-