The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-28

EXPRESS sHAREs-Wells. Fargo & Co. 25ll
@2SSi Adams, 4s1SS491S; United States, $50
u; Merchants Union, ls519l55S.
The report that 20 millions OF new leGaI
!Sn1eH were To be Issued is due to the fac
mat LnhL me Treasury recently burned about q
M nlillions OF mites which had been called In
IN conse9G9,snce of having been extensively
couhteLIetLedS and the place OF which WA
the Springfield, Mas. ReD,.bIico, savs a
highly important moyement oS The Tar5rG,
nized kings OF expres5 Somp panieS is going on.
OF the late American Express Company X !,
L. johnson, OF Albany, and A. N, Welcher
OF Boston, and j. 81. Thompson, the oTiginni
proprietor OF ThompsonB EXPIRES. It is IN
derstoOd that this combination with their
associates meet at the solicitation OF larGe
| number OF business men, not only OF New
| England but OF the entire west, TO establish
| express facilities throughout the territory
now occupied by the American Merchants
| Union Express Company.
Cincinnati. --.
DECEMBER 26.-FLoUR-Unchange and
quiet, family atT 5O(gS W.
GRAIN -Wheat-Dun at 81 75 for No. 1
req. Corn-Dun at 659G6c for ear Rye
Dull at 81 IS. Oats-Dun; sales OF No. = at
G9c; No. not in market Barley-Unchang-
ed and quiet at $! a92 p for the best grades.
CorroH-Unchanged; middlngs at 2E4c,
WHISKS-Firm at 81 70.
HoGS-Dull, hardly any demand, though
few in the market; holders not willing 10
make concessions; live at 50 0o99 s.; dressed
az Sil OOSll Is, packers holding on; receipts
quotations, buyers and sellers apart, hard
~ any demand, nor do holders manifest any
aispossltion t.HspLs TO press the sales. Mess Pork
l3S and 1IIIc, Green Meats-NominRI al
lU, I2i& and llc. Lard-At l715c.
BUTFER-Flrm at 365S IOc.
EGGs-At32933c.
OILs-Linieed Oil-sold at 81 O3 but the de-
GHEEsEs.Flrm at lz1sGIos. goo, demand,
- nSEEDS-Flax sesd-ln good demand vt
81 ~. Glover Seed-HeLd al lee.
GoLD-l3f< buying.
buying.
DEeEMnER 26.-FLoUR-QuIet; spring ex-
GRAINSWheat-F'irme and lal4c high
sr; n, sales No. at 81 1861 %; No. at 81 ll1zG
No. since Change at SIl2k. Corn-More
active veand.l1S92c higher; old No.I at Cos cash,
and and S5c last MALI April; new active at i5l5@
quiet at $50 5S1zc for No. z. COrn-Hotning
uoing this afternoon. Oats-Firm and lc
closing steady at i7c for NO. q Kye-Duli
and heavy, sales No. at 81 1851 10; closing
ley-DuII; sales at 81 SS@I 40 regular. and
u SC9l 81 In special houses.
Toledo.
FLoUR-Quiet.
DECEMBER 28.-GRAIN-Wheat 2aSc
better on amber; sales white Michigan
AT Sl ol; amOer AT 81 Slhl 81 Closing AT
81 Sla1 81; No. red at 81 so; No. Q do at
81 Us. Corn-2c better; old No. at SSc;
new at G2a62I5c; do rejected at 55a56c.
Oats-lc better; No. L at 5SC. Rye
Quiet.
DRESSED Hods-hc lower; sales at
10Ha1OAc.
ST. Louis
DECEMBER 26.-FLoUR-Quiet and
GRAIN-WheRt-Un Corn
-6Sa65c: lOats-5Sa55c. Rye-SI 25al 2S. |
BArley-Unchanged at 81 20 for choice |
fall.
WHIsKY-9Sc.
PRovIsIoNs-Market entirely nomi- |
nal and nothing doing.
Buffalo.
DECEMBER 26.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and nominal. |
Corn-Steady; sales 20 car loads new |
at 75c on the track; do cars old at 81 90, |
in store. Oats-Nominal at Csc. Bar |
ley-Sales two rowed Canada at 81 30; |
others dull and unchanged.
milwaukee,
DECEMBER 26.-FLoUR-Dun; City
XX $6 OOa6 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady at 81 l9 for
No. in store.