The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

CIucAgo. July 2s.-utter decentralization char
Rcterited the wheat market throughout the ses''
sion to-day, and all previous records forlUw prices
on the part OF holders OF long wheat TO get rid
OF their enormou load. One firm 10 reported as
paying. as high as AZ cents o buShel TO carry
over a large line Of wheat into September the
prlcO toI September was 21(c under yesterdays
close, The liquidation continued Throughout
the session, and the market showed little rally
ing power at any time. The decision 81 the
banks last night % Issue oerahcates. Thile is
money, Is generally regarded asa confession
that matters are growing brighter. Another
and perhaps tho most potont factor Of weakness.
Is the fact that the banks have really called q
good many wheat loans, and there is u fear thai
It may. become general. Theae was q rumor
that since 1t b q become evident that elevators
do not want 10 part with their grain, and have
refused TO offer ut tho market prices, thelbankS
have concluded to force them by withholding
further aid 10 this class. In view of this, the
question OF legitimate value was hardlya motor
IN tho situation: u was simply a question OF
money and inability 10 protect trades and carry
the wheat forces II on the bargain counter to be
sold at u sacrifice OF what II Will bring, Tho sit
uatiou which forces It's sales holds wntild.bo
buyers IN check, and hence the prevailing de-
preston. Local receipts were III ears and tho
Northwest had III cars, a marked falling otftrom
tho receipts at this tune lust year: A more hope.
full feeling characterized the trading during the
last hour, and reaction Of ! cent from thelow
point occurred, but part Of this was lost. Corn
iceling was heavy aud lower. There was a very
narrow maket II oats.
Hog products were weak.
Flour dull and unchanged.
sD TReAJ 505Ss; No Nc 3 rcd Z s sP5ias Ja IyHf Ssl SSi !
! sSpisnScf SsHassJ Eas3Tc;; December
coo]Saas4Ssss:Ne; 2 size; July 81 as52Ias7Ic;
september ! Hass5assJSq; May 2sHa2sNa2s1S
RYE-No. 2. 47c.
FLAxsERD-No. ], 81 10.
TIMoTHY SEEDS DO
Mg 50 ,d E9SK s : and July SIS 'o' sop'om-
IiEp-cGsh % %; July 50 49h; septembert 90 7Oa
SHORT RIBs-oash 81 l7ISa7 sI1S; July 81 Is;
September 81 LOAF 57ha7 IN; shoulders 81 76a
s %; short clear S 37Isas 90
WI~IISKY-sl12.
DuTTER-Frm.
EdGS-Dull.
NEW YoRK, July 2&-Flour, receipts $4,000
barrels: exports 5000 barrels; sales 10000 bar
rels; market dull. Wheat: receipts lso,o 600 bush
els OF futures and 10000 bushels. OF spot; spot
market active, lower and weak; No. ] hard ia
T2hci options active; No. ? red August 6sa6gaSa
68llSSc; September 7O!4a721Sa7oc; October 7Y1ta7I1h
bushels; exports 5000 bushels. sales 10000
bushels Of futures aud 100000 bushels OF spot;
market dull and lower: August 47a47haI7c;
septembSss y 47}sei October 4GNG " E6 g.. oats,
sales 4lt,Ooo bushels of futures and .2il,OOo
bushels OF spot; market fluffy active; August
S0sSsc: September 9oaS0lEaS01sc; No. 2 Chicago
quiet, Lard quiet; western steam and July s %
September 50 90. Pork dull and steady; new
mess SIS GOALS IS. Butter steady. Cheese firm.
Eggs firm; western l6Nc. TalloN quiet; city
Sf6SiasSes steady. Coifeedull at 6i2O points down,
Sugar firm,
CINCINNATI, o., July 2S-llour steady;
fancy s. NOa2 %; family g LOAF %. Wheat de-
pressed and lower; No. . rcd 64nS5c; receipts
quiet; No 9 mixed az. Rye steady, at 5Oc.
Pork weak Ut si70 Lard lower at IS S7ISa
8 co. Bulk meats weaker at 81 75as Is. Bacon
heavy at $40 G0al0 20. Whisky steady at q ~,
Butter firm. Eggs heavy atl0c. Cheese frn.
cash bsci August 6sISc; September G3Xc; Do
cember 70kc. Corn dull: No, 2 cash Axe.
Oats quiet; cash 90. Rye dullj cash 45c. Clover.
seed dull; October go 20.
lave stock.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Cattle. receipts 5000 head;
ghipments 5000 head; market steady: prime
steers s!9oa5 2S;lgoSsdS TO-, 70 ShSIGos :! Soa! 20; others ds
8G5: COWS 81 0Oa2 90. Hogs, receipts 1900 head;
shipments 500 head mixed apd packers Sl6
as 25i prime heavy, q 25aS ioi choice light
shlpmonts 1000 head. market steady; stockers
81 S5a2 10; owes IS OOaIO6i wCIhoFs h G6aI col
lambs 50 0Oa6 50.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. July 2s,-!cattO. receipts
100 head shipments l,oU head; market,
nothing doiDg, ali through c0nGignments, Hogs,
receipts 400 head shipments 1850 head mar.
ketOpOnCd fair aud closed dull at $50 OF from
opening. pflcesi medium and light weights
81 2Oa6 BG extreme heavy o. e0a6 %. Sheep,
kot very duh at about unchanged prices.
CiNclNNATti, o., July S.-iiogs lower at
8 OOab NOi receipts 1900 head shipments 7O
head,
Petroleum.
OIL CRY. PA July 8,-Oponad b7Hcl Highest
$50, lowest and closed b79f1i sales 10000 barrels,
shipments sS,Oli barrelSi runs s1,gOl barrels.
NEw YoRK, July "a, -petrolelm spot salUs mono;
August options sales nonOi offered at 6794c,
ptrrspURoIt, Pa July 2S,-Openod aud lowest
O7hci closed O7Itci highest 67lic'
Wool.
NEw YoRK, July 2L-wooi steady, domestic
fleece 27a5lCI pulled 25A37c, Texas lBa20c
PmLApEtTulA, Pa July 2-wOol market
dull and nominal
Metals.
NEW YoRy, July 2s.-pig iron dull and steady;
American St2 1hli5 20. Copper QuiUti lake
$40 %, Lead dali, domestic $50 Tin steady
straight u 90
Dry Goods,
NEW YoBK, July 2e.-ThO dry goods market
was devoid Of any new Interest
Cotton.
%CiNCisHATt o. July sS.-Cotton nominal and
firm mlddllng sMc,
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOfla.