The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-24
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nAKKErs by TELEaRAPu-
NEW YORK, January q.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Half cent lower: sales 1900 bales
middling uplands at 33IS9S3S<c.
FLoUR-Dull and dropping; receipts 1856
closed quiet. and holders are disposed 70 nc
cept lower prices
WHIsKY-NominaI.
GRAIS-Wheat-Dull and tending in buy
er's favor; no receipts or sales. Rye-Quiet
and dropping. Barley-Steady; CSC offered
for good Canada western In bond. Corn
Dull and Ic lower; receipts 10000 bus; sales
1000 bus unsOund mixed at 81 l4dI Is in
at 81 l6- Oats.Dull and dropping; receipts
600 bus; sales 1900 bus western at 52G65c;
state 6SG69c.
HoPS-Firm.
LEATHER-Firm.
Wool Firm hut quiet; sales 5000 ms do
GRoCERIEs-Steady and unchanged.
,PPE.;TRoLEUM-Quiet; crude 2Oc, and refined
Provisions Pork-Dull and lower. sales
$3.50 bblS at so 2592l II for new mess, closing
at 81 for western; $40 25dl9 81 for old mess,
prime; also 1850 bbls new mess at 81 S7Ga2I 50,
seller and buyer February and March. Beef
R aeayyi sales 80 bbls at previous prices
% 50. Bacon-Quiet. Cut NIeats-Dull; sales
$50 packages at S1z991ac for shoulders, and
l0gl2c for hams. Dressed Hogs-Steady Mt
s149S5s for western. Lard-Dull and heavy;
sales AGO bbls at l2349l3c for old, and 1876 1870
BUTTER-Firm.
CHEESE-F1rm,
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, firmer, with en-
gagements of 10000 bus corn and barley at
613d per sailing vessel.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEN-Market quiet and steady at 667
Est SS5<. cent sfeFinsENehanse-Dull at 1880
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1857, declining
to to lSlSs, advancing to 1872, and closing at
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Dun and drooping
There was an unsettled feeling in the mon
ey market toward the close of bank hours
owing to n stock exchange failure and heavy
decline in stocks. The events of to-day have
al
tinized. The decline in values at the stock
exchange Will undoubtedly cause n shifting
OF loans, but as yet the effect has not been
fairly felt. The report that Secretary Nc
Culloch Will resign in case Mr.. Kaudall's bill
Is passed IS not generally credited. The pend
ing impeachment of the President and con-
traction OF the currency tend to depress bust
ness.
GoLD-Market closed firmly at 1891.
GoVERSMEST STocKs-Heavy and lower;
coupons COZ OF 1881, l0729alO714; do, o. lG72zG
sToCKs-At the last stock board the market
was generally hrmer and quite active on
some shares. Closing prices: Ohio certificates
2I5491i; Western Union Telegraph SKA 40;
New York Central 1920 I021S: Erie 65ILCi6EiI
Hudson l2S1z9 l26; Reading iO2l< GIO29z: Mich
igan Southern 1868; Illinois Central lI2J<
gdaISzs; pittsburgh Si54tS5; Rock Island g512
Mgf3S. Southwestern 4OISCJ i05I; do preferred
T1929T5s. Erie afterwards rose to 66% which
stiftened in the whole list. A firm, under
stood to be acting in behalf of a clique in
Cumberland Coal, was unable to meet its en-
gagenents and a failure was announced
Cumberland fiuctuated wildly during the
morning; at IL a m. 70 was bid for aud 90
asked; later 50 WAS bid and 81 asked.
MISING SHAREs-The Mining list is firm
on DeS Moines, La Crosse and Gold Hill: the
rest of the market is heavy and lower, espe-
cially on Gregory and Quartz Hill; Gregory
1913; Corydon 6O6; Gold Hill 80. Quartz Hill
425; Des MOines 80; La Crosse no.
~ - DRY GOODS.
No improvement in the dry goods market
erS. Prices unchanged.