The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03

wheat patents 81 bOdt IS; spring do
81 O0ll4 30; spring wheat straits 81 500
1 90: receipts 2,745 barrels; exports 900
barrels Wheat steady; spot zoe bid;
September 6SX 969c; receipts LII bush
els; southern wheat by sample haW12c;
do on grade 6Sh@Tlkc, Corn Arm; spot
2SM acc; September 291sQ29Nc; steam
err mixed 9Td27hc; receipts 1902 bush
els; exports 64.2s5 bushels; southern
white corn 324S2ls; southern yellow
corn a3d33h. Oats steady; No. 2 white
25h d26c receipts 1l,lSs bushels. Rye
firm; No 2 western S9c, Hay steady;
choice timothy $l3 5O91I 90. Butter dull
and unchanged. Cheese firm and I'M
changed.
CINcINNATI-Tlour firm, Wheat.
No. red roc. Corn quiet; No. mixed
2Gjsc. Oats dull; No. mixed 2Ohq2ic.
rive auIet; No. 9, S3a3ic. Lard easier ut
Sd IS. Bulkmeats $4,000 75. Bacon
firm at Sc 50d5 IS. Whisky steady Il
81 10. Butter dull Sugar firm. Eggs
steady at nc. Cheese easy.
ToLEDo-wheat active and lower;
No. ? cash nc; July 69Mc. Corn steady;
No. q mixed 25Isc Oats dull; No. 2
mixed 19c. Rye dull; No, cash S5c.
Cloyerseed active and steady; prime DC
tober 81 20,
PHILADELPHIA - Butter unchang-
ed; fancy western creamery 15c. Eggs
steady; fresh nearby lie; do western
lO0lOkc. Cheese easier.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO - There was fair Friday
supply OF cattle. The demand was
about as good as II usually is so late
In the week and prices were barely
steady at yesterdays quotations. Sales
were on n basis OF 50 7045 10 for the
poorest to best native beef steers. Only
n small percentage sold as high as s. 90
and sales were largely at 81 25Q4 50. The
hest calves sold at 81 co. The stockers
and feeders trade was not especially
good. To-day's cattle were steady and
good Missouri and Nebraska fed lots
brought 81 0Od4 20. In hogs. buyers
took hold cautiously and trade drag
ged Mt a further decline Of &c. II was
one of the worst days of the season. with
sales at an extreme range Of So 05Q3 40,
and more hogs selling at 50 50 than at
any other figure. In sheep, the lower
range of prices prevailed, although the
demand was better. Spring lambs sold
for 50 OOa5 40 and sheep sold at. s2 OO@
Q 10, fed western. Mexicans and Texans
comprising the larger part OF the Offer
Ings. The last lot OF Colorado fed
lambs were marketed and brought "a 50.
Recelpts--Cattle. 1900 head; hogs. 49,
900 head; sheep, 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle, receipts
light and unchanged. Hogs lower;
prime pigs and light Workers So $50
4 20; best medium weights and Workers
50 GOd3 65; heavy hogs 81 5OqS 80;
roughs 50 25a3 10; market closing weak.
Sheep steady: choice 81 0O@t 10; com
mon 81 6Od3 25; spring lambs "a ESQ
8 80. Veal calves SO 0OG6 20.
cINCINNAT1-Hogs steady at 50 0O9
10.
Wool
BOSTON. Moss, July 2-Tne Boston
Commercial Bulletin viii say to-mor-
row OF the woool market:
The bottom of the wool market was
reached in August, 1898, Just before the
Vermont election. At that time fine
staple Wyoming wool was sold in the
Boston market at IS cents, the secured
pound. This week fine Idaho staple has
been sold IN Boston on basis OF ~
cents the secured pound, an advance OF
10 cents the secured pound. This price
and other prices that have risen TO cor
respond, mark the highest level reached
since July, 1895
Growers in Montana are getting II
cents a pound for wool. A year ago
they were shipping wool on consign-
ment with no advances but OF cost OF
freight.
The sales OF the week ar 5,OOi 900
pounds domestic and 5,0si,000 pounds
foreign. against 2,Sj0,O00 pounds domes-
tic and 8,eSG.000 pound foreign last
week and l.ll7000 pounds domestic and