The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-25

27!S2s Rye, quieti No, ., 54,POrk, liRh
demand Sl0,l2iAlO25, Lard, steady
$3.50, Bulk meats, neglected; shoF
rib, s7.25. Bacon, fair demand, short rib
S. 00i short clear, $3.50 Whisky, quiet
81 ~, Butter, strong and higher, extra
creamery, 300, choice dairy, lsc, Sugar
s. S5al.75i packing and butchers, 81 50a
400; receipts 060, shipments $40
Eggs, easier, l24c, Cheese in fair demand
and firm.
BALTrxoRH, Nh, Sept, 24.-Wheat,
western, lower, closing active; No. 2 win
ter, red spot 81 SaS2; September SCI asked ;
October 50 'S2S; November S44sS4a; De-
cembsr SBtaS6t, Corn, western, easier
and dull, mixed spot .45a46; October asia
45 /; November 46a46l, November or De-
cenher, new or old, a! bid. Oats, high
or, western white S5aS7i do mixed SlR
So. Provisions, firm and fairly active.
Mess pork Sl2 50al275 Lard, refined, SIC,
Egga, quiet, l64Sl7, Coffee, steady, Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, lOSall4.
Live Stock.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept, 24-Cattle-
Receipts SOL head shipments 2BB head;
mar ket nothing doing, all through con,
slgnments. No shipments to-day, Hogs
Receipts 3,400 head shipments $500
head Philadelphia, S. rs; Workers,
81 50l4 so; grRsssrs 81 5OA4 60; 10 cars
shipped to New York, Shssp-ReCeipts,
1000 head; shipments 1850 head; mar
ket firm at yesterdays prices.
New York, sept24,-BssVes receipts 1876
CarS Uond uativau cIaaPa Arm, nthara
dull and lower; common TO best native
steers, $i,0O4$i 65i Texas, SS,75aA 10; fair
Colorado, S4l5t$+ co. Sheep receipts
500; sheared, 81 00s$S so. Lamba-dull
and lower, $500AS6 Is. Hogs-reCsipts,
6,OOO head quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24,-The DrOper'S Journal
reports: Usttls-ReCeipts 10000 head
shipments 5000 head market slow;
heavy cattle 100 lower; shipping steers
S. 5524 Is stOCkers and feeders 81 25a9 rs;
COWS, bulls and mixed Sl.25aS 10; through
Texas cattle steady; COWS 81 G0A2 80;
steers 81 65a3 25; western rangers easier
natives and half breeds s. Oh; cows s. 80 |
az rs; wintered Texans $2.SOiS.60. Hogs
Receipts 1900 dead: shtpmenta 5000
head; market slow and o. lower; r0ugn
aud mixed $3.9OA455; packing and |
shipping S. 0449O; light 50 GO,4 65; skips
S25Oi36O, Sheep-ReCeipts 5000 head
shipments 1000; market steady; nativet
S2aS 75i western, $2,75A3,40; Texans $40
as; lambs S. 5Oa4,76.
Dry Goods,
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-There has been |
very fair demand Tor supplementary snp.
plies, OF cotton and wool goods, the firm
and higher markets for wool causing
more general attention to wool goods Of
every description.
Cotton. -...
NEw YoRK, Sept. 24-Cotton firm;
Uplands Osc; Orleans 90 l'l6D; sales 6l6
bales; futures closed easy; September
O.l01; October 9.20c; November 020c;
December 03Sc; January Oslo; February
D.4Oc; March. 54c; April O.69c; May
\ 7lci June 0.70c; July 0S7c; August
DOB.
Petroleum.
On Cry, Pa, Sept. 24-Opened at G4Ec;
highest Gle; lowest 44c; closed at 644c;
sales 6S3, 0OO barrels; ceMancss 1885,
300 barrels; charters S5,714 barrels ship.
nonts 8S,36S barrels,
New York, Sept. q Petroleum opened
dull but strong at 84i, advanced to 05,
LluCtuated all day within range OF !, and
slosed quiet but firm, at Gi9, Sales / ,047,.
300 barrels.
PlrrsBuRau, Pa, Sept. 24,-Petroleum
quiet and steady; opened at O4aG; closed
at 6i9c; highest 64Ici lowest G4!c.
BRADFoRD, Pa, Sept. 24.-Opened at
D43c; closed at G4an; hlghest 04Ic; lowest
Gage; clearances l,0l4,O00 barrels.
TITusyILLE, Pa, Sept. 24.-Opened at
l43 highest G4Ic; lowest CLIO; closed at
H4c.