The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-09

SlGu SONS EALAs9 sSASs
Bleached Muslins, steady; Woolens,
languid and greatly depressed.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GeLD-Firm; transactions Wln WoaLn
range of 1S95Sa1S95s; closing at 1S9Aa
is95s.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-1n good de-
mand and firm; closing strong. Henry
Clewes & Co. furnish the annexed $3.50
quotations.: Coupons, 'S1. 11S9Sa11S1z:
'62, 10s5sa10s5<i '64, 106Ha1061S: 50,
IO7ISaIO71<; new. 1091<a1O91<; '67, 1091<a
1o9sz; 1o.4Os, 1Os1Salos<i 7-SOs, lO77Sa
CLOSING PRICES, $50 P. N.
STocKs-Pacific Mail 93Ha94; Allan
tic Sass. Western Union. Telegraph
Ss<; New York Central 12SXaI2e; Erie
69a6eI<; do preferred "a; Reading SOFA
81; Ohio & Mississippi Sla31A; Wabash
52a521<; st. Paul 6S1<a64; do preferred
76a761z; Michigan Central 11715a11S;
Michigan Southern S49SaS41<; Illinois
Toledo 106J<a106I<; Rock Island 941<a
945<; Northwestern 66a661<; do prefer
red TT1<aT7L; Ft- Wayne 10T1<al0I1s:
Terre Haute 43; Columbus 109; Burling-
ton 81 Quincy 149; Ashtabula 102.
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells, Fargo q
Co., 23a231<; American 6911a59S; Ad.
ans 6I1<a62; United States 60Aa6l;
STATE STocKs-Missouri's s9Ni Ten
Cincinnati.
MAYs.-FLoUR-Dulland unchanged;
GR11N-Wheat-Dull and drooplngi
winter 81 55a2 go. Corn-Declined to
$50 for ear, and dull.
No. ], and 76c for No, 2, Rye-Dun at
81 goal 80. Barley-Unchanged and
CoTroN-Duli and no demand, prices
nominal at SOC for middling.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull. Mess Pork-De-
clined to SIS. Nothing done In bulk
meats; shoulders are held at $50 and
sides 15c. Bacon-Dull; shoulders at
14c; clear ribbed and clear sides 17a
17Ac. Lard-Dull; IL was offered at 19c
without finding buyers.
BUTTER-Better supply, but prices
are unchanged; fresh 40a45c. .t. g.
LiSsEEp om-s1 20. and in moderate
PETRoLKuM-steady at s6assc for re-
ToBAoco-In good demand and prices
firm; sales 146 hhds lugs at IS 40a9 10;
and leaf at $l1 74a32 60.
CHEEsE-Steady; new sal2oi old fall
made 14al6c.
SRRDs-Nothing doing, season over.
GoLD-139N buying.
Chicago.
MAY s.-FLoUR-Dull and very qui-
ct; choice Minnesota spring, extra,
Sl1 O0a11 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un Irregular
and lower for No. 2 spring: No. scarce
and firm; No. l, S2 19Ha220; No. - OSA
az 90. Corn-Dull, lower and declined
to 921<c; No. closes at 93a935zc, and
firm. Oats-Weaker and lower, at 69N
| a69l<c, regular and fresh receipts. Rye
Dull and nominal at 81 Is for No. 1.
Barley-NeElected and entirely nomi-
PRov1s1oNs-Dull. Pork-Lower al
S2s so, with small sales on special
terms. Bulk Meats--Dull. Ba-
confirm, with sales shouldersI al
I3c, cash. Lard-Quiet at 1910.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Quiet and dull at
31Ec on corn to Buffalo.
Sc. Louis.
MAY s.-FLoUR-Dull, but holders
firm and very little doing.
GRAIE-Wheat--FiEm at full prices
I-7SaSOc. Rye-Firm at 81 75a1 SO
Barley-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Dnll and lower. Porl
-S29. Bacon-Lower; shoulders soil
at 14a141<c; clear sides held at 1870
without buyers; bulk shoulders sold a
Peoria at 125<a13c. Lard-Firm at 20
for choice tierce.
Toledo.
MAY s.-GRAIN-wheat- and
shade lower; sales of amber at 80 O.
-Corn-21zc lower: sales No. 1 at 961<
97kc. Oats-9ales No. l at 76a77e. Ry
Scarce.
, SEEDs-Dull.
LAKE FRE1aHTs-Dull; &c on corn u
Buffalo.
MAY S.-GRA1N-Corn-D and de
clining; others unchanged.
MAY s.-FLoUR-Dull; city Xxx a
GRAIN-wheat-Lower at s. 10 70
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