The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09
Butter steady: ds.5iss sgee. ,eseri-
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NeW YORK FLOUR. receipis - ;po
bafrff exports 1874 Dsrf05 1iarkei
quitt snd prices nominal 10 the . bsence
y nnyefs who sfe holding ct 10 ari7if
tne pcilon u i1t rt-3t ~ fkcf' eif
mil pzt<sls = seef s.; MIC nesois PEI
ei.L " tqs - pfiilf ieN GRADES y ~
zeB winter patents ,lfoA 90: 90
slfafeiits Sc5a575. Wlso, receipts
900 busheis 20. ! hard 5tic r o. y.
ailoat: options were much weaker 70,
day. cloFiug q 1tc mel loss. no, req
aiarch closed at Use; Mag li1sf lsisc.
closed nt 7i1ic Corn. receipts $500
bushels: expOrts 200 bushcls SPOT IN
active. old No = 46tsefac asked daliv-
erred. OPTIONS dull and closins ~ &c net
decline March closed ~ Sec Nay Sec,
closed at Gee oats. receipts 5,eoQ bush-
els; spot market dull. No. 2, sc; OBJ
tons dull and fcatureles1, closing I'M
chaneedi March closed a. 25ssc; NAY
cloaed nj 81 90 Hay steady. Hops weak.
Hides dull. Leather steady Beef
steady. Cutmeats steady. Lard STEADY;
western steam closed at 81 80; refined
steady. Pork dun. Tailow steady: TUT
pentine quiet q 29ii q 193sc c. Kosin QUIET
strained, common tp good, Sli01li t21lz.
Rice steady; domestic, fair TO extra,
1saec; Japan So q Il. AIolasses steady
New Orleans open Kettle. good 70 choice
29937c Peanuts steady fancy hand
picked SIC: other domestic 5&g9c.
Freislrts TO Liverpool quiet. Cotton by
steamer esi a.; grain by steam l5tc Cot
tonseed oil steady; prime crude &c:
on grades 1915 a20isc Coffee, options
opened steady. closed; innc tive. with un-
changed prices 10 q not advance OF 3
points: sales $3.50 bags. Sugars, raw
firm; fair refining SIC.
BALTIMoREzFlou dun and un-
changed; receipts s.Is7 barrels; ship
ments 1ST barrels Wheat dull and
easy; spot and month 7gisc bid; May
t7lk orc; receipts 1884 bushels; south
ern wheat on grade 7t074c. Corn
steady; spot and month S3AGsfc; May
34sEGb3ic; shipments 60o09 bushels:
southern, white and yellow corn 3Sit q
34kc. Oats steady; No white west
ern. 26is PIC: receipts e,5ss bushels. Rye
inactive and steady: No. 2 western
45646c; receipts $50 bushels hay
/ steady; good Inquiry for the better
grades; choice timothy SIC 90 bid. SUI
gar and butter firm and unchanged.
Eggs and cheese steady and unchanged.
cINcINNAT1-Flour dun and easy.
Wheat easier, No. 2 red zee receipts
4elHV Dub0GlNa AfNNN hfaottNssf'
Corn dull and steady No. mixed selsc.
oats slow; No. 2 mixed &c. Rye steady;
No. 2, 42c. Lard quiet at s. 10. Bulk
meats dull and easy at IS us. Bacon
easy at Sc co. Whiskey quiet. sales SlS
barrels at 81 %. Butter quiet and easy.
Sugar active and steady. Eggs steady
at 10c. Cheese in moderate demand
and easy.
ToLEDo-wheat lower and weak;
No. 2 cash and March re; May 73c; July
SEC. Corn active and easier; No. mix
ed +2S1kc; No. mixed 29c. Oats quiet
and steady: No. 2mixed 21c; No. 2white
22c; May 22c. Rye dull; No. 2 cash 41c.
Cloverseed active and steady; prime
cash 81 III; March 81 42is.
PHILADELPIIA-B quiet, but
steady; fancy western creamery &c.
Eggs unchanged; fresh nearby 11isc;
do western 11lsc. Cheese steady.
Live stock.
II cHICAGo-Ca Cattle, good heavy beeves
have sold well this week as exporters
are buying that class freely, but the de-
mand for such beeves will slacken with
the advent OF warm weather About
5000 Texas cattle arrived this week and
they were largely good. Native cattle
of the best grade are about 81 % lower
than a year ago. To-day's market was
steady but very limited and no material
change in prices noted Quotations are
as follows: Fancy beeyes 81 55@4 50;
common TO prime steers s. 1904 50;
stockers and feeders 50 1908 rs: bulls,
COWS and heifers 50 50G3 50; veal calves
SIS 25@6 Is; Texans SO 1904 TO- Hogs
2lsl5c higher; common to prime Groves
sold at So s0@4 12ls, chiefly at 81 0s@
A h a Il en- fanHU d.
sorted light weights brought 81 1b@
417ts. Sheep, the few sheep offered to-
day were closed out at unchanged
prices, sales being on basis OF 81 500
65 for common to choice and 80 700
8 so for extra lots. Lambs were salable
at So 5064 20, not many going below
81 90. Receipts. cattle 700 head; hogs
1900 head: sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle steady;
prime 81 1894 40; good butchers SO 500
i 90: bulls. stays and cows 81 1908 SO.
Hogs lower; best medium weights 81 so
IA IS; good Workers. 81 1904 d5; heavy
hogs 81 2564 IS; pigs 81 5000 50; ronghs
So 00G3 80. Sheep steady; prime 81 l54
. So; good 50 6O@s 40; common 50 sea
3 90. choice lambs 81 60@t So: common
to good lambs 50 5o9l so; veal calves.
IS coos 60.
CINCINNATI = Hogs active and
higher at So So94 e0i receipts 500 head;
shipments 500 head.
Wool.
LoNDoN-At the wool auction sales
to-day 1920 bales were offered. of
which 200 were withdrawn. To-day
was the strongest sale and the selec-
ton offered was the best so far at this
series. There was large buying ~ the
The American buyers bought sparingly
their purchases up TO date aggregat-
ing 1000 bales. Following are the
sales In detail: New South Wales
g,2IS bales; secured 10dpls Cd; greasy
5iidf1s I'D. Queensland-i,0 sa bales;
secured 1ldais sd; greasy 6lsdGls I'D.
Vlctoria-l, $50 bnles; scoured'fd91s cd;
greasy 5Nd@1s. South Australia-s2s
bales: greasy 5isp1oisd. Swan River
els bales; secured Is ld6ls Cd; greasy
5ik6sd New Zealand-1,4e4 bales;
secured 7ikddls I'd: greasy 5A@10d.
s.I Not 4 QRn