The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-22

Receipts this week, GEO hccsheads:
receipts this week last year, $50 hogsheads.
Crops Of 1851 sold to date, 3, ,OS5 hossleads;
crops OF lSSl sold 10 date last year, 33,079
hogsheads; crops OF 1879, sold TO date in
lSSe, 1866 hossheads. Prices rule strong
and without any change worth mentioning.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-There has been no
interruption during the pas. week Of the
favorable weather for saving the wheat
crop and for pushing forward the corn
crop. The latter is in as line condition as
could be expected under all the circum-
stances. Wheat has been rushed at Il rate
OF from fifty 10 one hundred thousand
bushels per day. and in consequence, as
well rs in sympathy with prices elsewhere,
il fell len cents bushel in two days. Dur
ing the past two days, under the stimulus
Of free buying in the East, wheat has raj
lied. Rye remains quiet II, 75 cents. Bar
ley is almost without quotations, as there
is general disposition 10 buy for storage.
Corn is firm and higher. There is very
little Improvement in the condition OF
the general trade, and no special feature to
notice. Much interest is felt by the boot
and shee. men in the pending effort 10 ere.
ate board OF arbitration 10 settle the
questions between the employers and cm-
ployes. The success OF the plan will be
hailed with delight by both classes. 1t is
now virtually created, and is considering n
question raised by the Shoe Cutters
Union. ..-t+
,-s7- BALTIMORE. -F.r-.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-The past week has
been one OF comparatively interest in
the money market. The grain market was
more active. The volume of wheat was
large and the indications are the exports in
August will be larger than ever before.
To-day the market opened higher, and an
advance oi lsc was bid, but the mar
ket closed easy. The corn market
ruled steady under very small re-.
ceipts. Oats declined fully l0c for
Western, buyers taking only enough for
immediate requirements. Flour is dull.
Provisions are firm, fluctuations small,
Hams and lard advanced, and bulk sal,ed
meats were reduced 4 traction. The
grocery trade is very quiet; sugar is slow;
coffee is held firmly; butter is scarce, Eggs
declined. The live stock market is dull
throughout. .'172
PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-The situation OF
general business has not changed since last
week. All branches Of trade is feeling the
effects OF the strike, and no improvement
is expected while the existing state Of
affairs continue. Pig iron is dull and un.
changed. The demand is light and offer.
ings small. Nearly all OF tine furnaces have
blown out Manufactured iron il also dull.
Orders are firm at unchanged rates. Glass
is dull and unchanged. All Of the factories
have closed for the summer season. Cattle
dull; fair to extra selling at s. 50a7 50. Hogs
dull; Philadelphias selling at IS G5aS 90;
Baltimores S. a5aS 50. Sheep slow; com.
mon TO extra 3 5Oa4 90; lambs dull a.
81 50a5 "a. -, g
CHICAGO. ~ =
CHICAGO, July ol.-The bank clearipps
estimating Saturday, amount to $40 0000.-
co., General business partakes OF the
midsummer quietude. STAPLES are in good
demand, with few changes in prices, and
then only in special cases. The mos, no.
table activity is in groceries. On change
prices have iluetuated considerably, but no
very marked changes in value are appar-
ent- To-day wheat was nominally higher
Tor spring, the advance amounting to about
= cent Corn was active with strong up.
ward movement and feeling. Pork was
steadily strong, and prices advanced Goa
25c: Lard was active, iirmer and higher,
and closed steady. 80
sSsej. CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, O., July 2l.-The iron
market presents about the same features
rs last week. Pig iron is quiet with a
firmer feeling. Manufactured iron is very
firm and assorments badly broken. Nails
advanced to four dollas, with Z nothing
but eastern stock offering. fs,y ~. -
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