The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
INV IORh, JanuhrY .
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTroN-Dull and unchanged; sales 500
FLoUR-lOSl5c lower, closing dull; receipts
53ll bblS; sales $500 bbls superrine state and
western; 50 5OG10 50 for extra western; $40 50
hoop Ohio Sl S5@I2 . for shipping brands,
and Sl2 SO9l4 90 for trade brands.
"HISKY-Nominal.
GRAIS-Wheat-Dull and declining; no re-
ceipts, and only few small sales at previous
prices. Rye-pull; Barley-Heavy; sales OF
$500 bus in bond at 95c. Corn Shade firmeT;
| receipts 60OO bus; sales o 600 bus mixed west
a1oat. Il
PETRoLEUM-Dull: crude O92O1zc; refined
| in bond 2Sd3Oc- F-"I
sIONs-Pork-Opened heavy and
lower, closed more firmly; sales 1850 bbls al
sls I592O q for new mess, closing at so 81 for
Sls . cash: SIS 629I7 % for prime, and SIS 90s
% % for prime mess: also 800 bbls new mess
and March. Beef-Heavy; safes $40 tierces at
previous prices, and go tierces beef on pri-
yate terms. Beef Hams-Steady; sales so
bbls at S29933 so Bacon-Firm; sales 1870
boxes at lO1591O1zc for Cumberland cut; III
@ll7sc for short ribbed, and lI5+9l2c for short
clear. Cut MeaIs-Fair dem6nd and un-
changed; sales 46O bbls. Dressed Hogs
Heavy at $685. for western. Lard-DulI
and lower; sales $50 bbls at, l2sig94c for old,
BUTTER-Quiet at 25d3Oc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Steady at 159l9I<c.
gagements of 10000 bus at 6G6Jzd for corn;
ed for barleyi I'd for wheat; Sd for peas, and
S1ad Tor corn per steamer.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Fairly active at 6a7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dull ut lO9I4@l095s.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled; Opening at
lS3, declining to 1885, advancing to 1922 and
GovERNMENT SToCKs-A shade lower.
--LATEST.
The panic movement in Wall street con-
unues- The exhaustion of margins by the
decline of yesterday caused heavy realiza-
ton movement IN leading stocks at both
boards this morning and further heavy de-
cline in prices. Erie at one time touched IS;
Michigan Southern to; Northwestern SO and
common do S9%. Subsequently the market
rallied upon the Tumor that the Secretary of
the Treasury had decided upon suspending
the contraction OF currency. a dispatch OF
that nature has been exhibited but its accu-
racy Is doubted.
MoNEY-Market little closer toward the
close OF bank hours and capital was not read
lily obtained at per cent. failures among
brokers and n heavy decline in stocks during
few days induces much greater caution on
GOLD-CloSed firm at 1875.
STERLISG-FiTm-
GoyERNS6EST STocKs-Lower; coupons of
81. lO7sS: do, '62, l0514@lO51S; do, 81, 1850
1861; do, rs. l0IeI l0I1S.
SToCKS-The stock market was heavy at
the last open board and decidedly lower; still
q very unsettled feeling and market feverish
There Is general fear that the panic is not
yet over and that more failures must take
70; Western Union Telegraph IS; New York
| Central IO0Sl0O1s: Erie 511<G571S: Hudson 10
I00giO8; Illinois Central iiZ5Sg if514; North
western $685.; Northwestern preferred
6l1St662: Fort Wayne 9fI4d9IIS.
Among numerous failures reported to-day
the only cases which at present appear a1-
thenticated are those of Howard IapSley,
Reed & Chase and F. A. Nandyke, Jr.
DRY GOODS.
Dry goods, little more doing in domestic
styles
Cotton goods, prices well sustained at 22Jsc
| for best makes of brown sheetIngS.
Bleached muslins, steady and unchanged;
WamSutta S212c; New York Mills SIC.
Prints, better request, prices fully sustained,
| ranging from lll5tS2jc.
Wooleus, still dull and depressed. Foreign
| fabrics moving freely at fair prices.
| Cincinnati.
JASUARX 25-FLoUR-Unchanged