The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-03
BI;ADSTREEl'S REVIEW.
average OF Prices for january Lower nnd
Trade by no Means Active.

average OF Prices for january Lower mn,
Trade by no Means Active.
Bradstrets. aI5a sN.t
Special kilograms confirm previously
reported Indications OF an unexpected
check 10 general trade in January as
compared with 1889. California reports
decrease ,whest acreage and adverse
weather conditions with reference to the
next crop. General trade on tho Pacific
coaat has been restricted by eleven
weeks OF rain and six days snow block.
nle of The Central Pacific Railroad.
Hats, caps and furs, boots aud shoes,
cfotttihg and wool have MI been uniav.
orab!y affected by return Of mild
weather. Almost all leading trade cen-
tres report onlya fur volume. of bust.
ness. AT New York stocks Of hides are
heavy and prices are lower. In fact, OK.
capt tine butter and cotton goods, steel
and the better grades OF iron, nearly all
staple commodities huvu declined in
price, or have shown tendency to do
80.
TIE New York stocks, after the heavy
gain OF 100000 in bank surplus re-
serves. promised higher prices and a
bnlllsh tenpcr, which appeared prompt.
ly on Monday. But q desire to realize
on paper profits resulted in reaction,
and the market closes heavy and hesitat-
Ing with prices lower. Increased earn.
ings OF the Pennsylvania system and OF
the Delaware 4 Hudson had favorable
INFLUENCE, whilp the Withdrawal OF Union
Pacific aud Northwestern Companies
from the Interstate Association was
adverse. Money continues easy, and is
expected to remain so for weeks. i, Bonds
arc iirln and in good demand.
Available stocks Of wheat, United
States and Canada, East OF the Rockies,
as reported 10 Brad,trsets, aggregated 81
3Ol 1912 buahels January Is, d decrease on
the week Of GUS, 40S bushels; like corn
stocks were lS,43Q,G2i bushels, It gain OF
l47, 236 bushels. Added 10 stocks atioat
lor Europe, the total Of wheat becomes
Z. 1882 bushels, 433, 4OS bushels less
than on January is, mud Of corn, "a 1904,
vi or 1926 bushels more than on
January Is. Exports Of wheat land
flour US wheat) from both costs this week
equal i,6l3,S5l bushels, against $780,
800 bushels last week. Total exports
July l to date equal Gl,Sl7,7Sl bushels
against 5s,2S2, l0l bushels III seven
months OF the previous cereal year and
S3,4l0,S25 bushels in like portion OF
lSS7-SS. y. ,'"'E'..,Zf gssEa' ~
Wheat flour, with unusually heavy 10.
cal stock, estimated at about 100000
BARRELS and sacks, and continued pres.
sure Of supplies and tame demand, is oil
5al5c per barrel. Wheat has decline ID
l4c in the wcek-l5a25 at Chicago-on
weaker home and foreign markets, and
indifference ofexports. Indian corn, too,
has declined sharply iitc on dull CHI
bies aud decreased export movement.
The decline in oats was likewise l3c.
Five DAYS exports OF oats from New
York equal 1925, 900 bushels. There has
been sharp reaction in hoy products
led by the West, pork dropping 25a75l
per. barrel, ind lard Sails points pei
ticrce. a a. .7-f, zeu3s'
A light movement in sugar is accom-
panied by d slight Weakening in prices
Of raw. Full production with modi'
fed demand for refined at New York, re-
suited in a decline Of &c. Retiners pro
fits are nov estimated Mt lie per pound
against &c ptotit per pound \ year aye
and at other periods. Coffee ill jobbiug
and distributing lines has moved les.
freely, and prices, notably for Brazilian
are oil &c. l. ~
1 Dry goods have been quiet. New
Yotk's trade for January is diaappoint
| ing. Cotton goods prices are, firm, witl
an advancing tendency owing to higher
cost Of raw material. Print cloths price.
gained slightly. Woolens are quiet aut
clothing dull. 2 Raw wool is dull, witt
prices tending lower. Cotton is les
active after reaction Of 1-1Gasc. 8
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