The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-16


EEw YoRK. March lS.-DEY GooDs-The impor
Ant feature OF the day has been the forwarding ol
teegrlmS 10 the chief distributing centres IN The
interior, eonIpieious during the week for making
ridiculous prices on staple cotton goods that further
were restored and the purchaser agree 10 maintain
them. The agents Ol Lawrence L L advised the
icAlpen early this morning TO the above effect, and
When later In the day. application was made for re-
aSsortmentl sales and deliveries OF Lawrence l. or
any other plain cotton, was promptly declined ul.
les the buyers agreed 70 hold prices Of the agents
long Pnces The SCENTS Of PrpPereli r
no redue lon In prices would be
made before July but reserved the right 70 advance
IT, which, ills pEllble the market will justify In
consequence, although the demand for cotton
goods has been large the volume Of sales have been
restricted. Prints have been doing better. and In
leading makes and all SpecialteE buIines has been
better. Wonted dress goods have been 10 steady
assortment request, with fAncieS showing q much
better demand. Woolen goods have been looked
after with moderate quota Of orders for future de-
Livery. HoIiery and underwear In steady delivery
with some business in orden for autumn wants
CHICAGO. b arch 1.-the DrouerT' Journal re-
Hor-Receipals.Oo 900 head: shipments l,soo head;
market active at 5Gl0c higher; common 70 rood
mixed 90 lOA6 6S heavy packing and shipping S6 IS
a. 0o; Philadelphia and lard hugs 81 2SG5 10; Light
% l6a6 Is; Akips and cullE 81 50a5 f6..
Cattle Receipts 600 head; shipments 1900 head.
General quality good, but no extA stock otfei ed.
SSe' sale sIp%rs = GS g shipping y ss % com.
stronger common TO ialr {! sOa4 OO; St0cken and
feeders acttv"1t 81 2ja5 70. Nine can Of Wyoming
cattle, fRt Of the seaSon i,3OS pounds Sold n
$3.50.
sheep-Receipts 5, 600 head; shipments 2, 100 head
Market dull, weak and lower, At 2lGSOc lower from
last week. Inferior to fair 81 0al So choice 10 ex.
tn, including lambs s. Sod6 Is.
CINCINNATI, March l5.-Cottou active. Arm and
higher a. il%c flour dull; family s. sOas 90 fan.
Al 81. Corn active. firm And higher. No MIXED
6sAa65lc. Oau strong and higher: No, 2mITed a
aigc. Bye quiet q &c. barley 6Imer q 81 90.
Pork Arm a. US q; Lard Etr1nE aud higher at
shoulders t6 50; clear rib % 30. Bacon, shoulders
81 62S: clear NIB $40 511S: clear $40 SIX. WhlsEy
quiet, but 6rm At q 70; combination EaleS oi
ter hrmer, but not quOtably higher.
ToLEpo, March lS-Wheat auIet. No. arAd ,pot
81 .; March 81 Z7,aI 2i: April 81 %: May 81 25J.;
June u "a; July 81 Is; August 81 Itk; year
81 0gh. Corn steady; hlgh mixed &c bid: No. .
tiSysf seed; No. I &7S: Prime = 10 prime So mSS: @
moth S. lax. Closed-Wheat Inactive: No I? red
spot 81 9Af .; March fSi2Sai 2sH April 81 81:
AayA SS4i S3 June q 251; July Il llK: Al:
high mixed S71lc bid June; held RttgJ<c
East IIBERTT, Pa, March lS-CattIe-Recripts
oi heat market fair; bet q 0oAS 50 Ialr "a yDod
S SaS IS: common 81 50a5 OO,
Heq.ReeeiPt,, go head: market illr; Phila.
de phiR s. 2ja7 10; Workers So l0a6 60.
sheep IReceipn 100 head; market fair; prices
ranging from Is 70 20 IS
BlLpEoED. Pa, March lS-The oil market opened
weak, but was hrm. active and higher Al IRE cissI
Si1h an Upward tsndensy; opened At 79ISe; de-
soSc bid: sales 10000 baFrels; ihip Lenu IS COS
barrels; chGtterJ u, 800 barrels
RiTrBuRIH, March l6. = PETEoLEUu = Active
United eer ilcates opened at 7gJEe and closed n
SO7se: n1ned T3Sci0r PhllAdeiphla delivery.
THUtyILLE, Pa. March I5-oil opened At NC
highest SOC; lowest NE clnEed a SOsZc: S6ip
meuts, ~ as barrels; charten. 81 ,SSS barrels.
CINCINNATI, " rch l6.-HoEs dull; common ant
| light . GaS IL packing and butchers 90 l0E7 n
Receipts so head; shipments itD head