The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-06
MARKETS By rELEGKAPn.
New YORK. Octobar s

NEW YORK, October 5.
CoTToN-1<c better; sales 1890 bales
at 27H for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed quiet without decided
change; there is some export demand
for low grades.
-wheat-Dull, heavy and la
&c lower. Rye-Quiet at 81 46a1 As for
winter. Oats-DulI at 71c ahoat for
new western. Corn-Lower and dull
at 81 10a1 IL for unsound; 81 12a1 121<
for sound new mixed western ahoat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q at SIS 6SZ
for mess, cash and regular. Beef
Nominally unchanged. Bacon-Nom-
inal. Lard-Quiet at 191fa195Sc for fair
to prime steam.
Eoes-In moderate requesti prices
unchanged. ,..-
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-QuIet and without decided
change; opened at 1905, and closed at
140Ta140N.
close; coupons, 'S1, 11S5sa113Es; '62, lisa
1l31S; '64, 1lOI<al1o1<; '65, lIO5Sa110<;
new, 10S1<a10S2<; '67, 10Sssa10SN; '6S,
109al09N; 10 40s, 10415a1045S.
SToCKS-5:30 prices: Pacific Mail 123H
aI232<; Western Union Telegraph 351sa
SO; New York Central 129I<a1297s; Erie
4S5sa49; do preferred 70a7l; Ohio d Mis-
preferred "a; Michigan Central 1lS1z;
Michigan Southern S47<aS4zS; Toledo
1925 SalO21<; Fort Wayne 1l21Sa1125S;
Terre HRuIe A; Ashtabula 80.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo 81
Co. 30%a3l; American 4S1<a49; Adams
5l1za5l5<; United States 4S1za4911; Mer-
chants Union 232<a23X.
Cincinnati.
OCTOBER 5.-FLoUR-Very low and
prices little better than nominali fami-
Iy IS 75a9 90.
GRA1N.-Wheat-Dull; no demand;
No. held at 81 92a1 90. Corn-Dull at
81 0SaI o.. Oats-Dull at 61a62c for Mol.
Rye-Declined to 81 80 and demand
light. Bsrley-Dulli spring 80 22a2 80,
latter rate for Canadian.
ToRACCo-FIrm and 10 good demand;
leaf $40 go to ST 80.
CoTToN-Firm and in fair demand at
WH1sKY-slesdy at 81 25, with sales
of 200 barrels.
PRovIsloNs.-MessP Pork-Held firm
ly at $50. Bulk Meats-Held at MA
lac for shoulders and sides, but these
rates are Ac above the views of buyers.
Bacon-In moderate demand at 121<c
for shoulders and 161a16c for clear RIB
and clear sides. Hams-Dull at 19al9Hc.
LARD-Quiet; only jobbing demand
BUTrER-Drooping; central Ohio s7a
Eees-steady at 2Oa2lc.
.-Llnseed Unsettled, holders
asking higher prices at close, though
the demand is light, with sales at 81 %
al O6. Lard Oil-Unchanged; No. L
and extra 81 45a1 4s; winter made 81 So.
Petroleum-Firmer at S1a33c for refined. (.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged
GoLD-1S9N buying.
ExCHANaE-Firm at par buying.
ocroBER 5.-FLoUR-In fair demand;
spring extras s. 25aS 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-2a21<o loweri sales
No. 1 all 81 4O41 As; No. 81 331<a1 345<,
No. 2 since 'Change at 81 33Ha1 81.
Oats-In good shipping demand and
70 lower: closing at 50kc for Nos. /
and 2. Corn-OPened strong and ad-
vanced to $50 for No. 1, and closed duh
at Soc for No. 1; No. quiet and un-
changed; nothing done since 'Change.
Rye-Firmer; closing steady at 81 l9a
| 1eX for No. in store. Barley-In
moderate request and shade hrmer;
closing at 81 77a1 TX for No. 2 in store.
Toledo.
OCTOBER 5.-FLoUR-Droopin
| GRAIS-Wheat-Wh Michigan 1c,
and amber SIC lower; sales, No. 1,
White Michigan, 81 17i amber 81 SSa
L "a; No. red, 81 81. Corn-1c lower;
sales, No. 1, CSC; Michigan, $50. Oats
1c lower; sales. No. i, 55ci No. 2, SIC.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2, 81 20. Barley
Canadian-Better; State steady; sales,
| Canada, 81 IOa2 121Si State, 81 90.
st. Louis.
OCTOBER BER5.-FLoUR-Quiet and weak.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dnll, buyers hold
| ofF for lower prices. Corn-Slow,
a. e5aesc. Oats-52a54c. Rye-SI 1sa
Observation-Disclosures at 500 SO.
], I,ardNNominal. Bacon-Better. Shoul-
ders. 12J<al23<c; clear sides, 16Hl611c.
ocroBER 5.-FLoUR-Dull; city
ground spring 81 5Oas so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Du sales No.
Chicago spring at 81 Is. Corn-Saleable
at 81 90, and inactive. OAts-Inactiye
and held at &c. Barley-Sales CAnada
at 81 90. Rye-NominAl.
FRKIeHB-Unchangeds
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