The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-09
nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, March Z, 1868.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Opened quiet and closed
very firm; sales 6,OOO bales at 25c for
| middlinE uplands.
moderate demand for export and home
| use.
GRAIN-Wheat-F -Firmsr, and in fair
demand, part for export, at 50 43a2 40
for No.2; 81 50a2 65 for No spring; win
ter red and white scarce, and held
higher. Rye-Firmer and scarce at
S1 SSal ~ for western. OAts.-Firmer;
buyers of western in store at $50, and
sellers at s31c. Corn-Very firm at
81 2Sal 80 for new mixed western af1oat,
and 81 81 for old mixed western in
store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Quiet and steady
at $24 SOa4 IS for new mess, cash and
regular, and $24 s716a25 90 for April.
Beef-In good demand at full prices.
Cut Meats-Active and steady. Bacon
Outlet and steady at l2c for Cumbsr-
land cut. Lard-Quiet at l5kal6c for
| fair to prime steam.
DRY GOODS.
A better feeling is manifested in
prices. All cotton goods are firm; 1910
for heavy brown Bheetings and 1SalSXc
for seconds like Augusta and Pittstield
A; all yard goods are at steady re-
quest at 14c for the best, from heavy
shirtings like Atlantic V which COM
mand 15al6C. Printed CaliCoeS are In
steady request at 14a15c for all stand
ard makes, such as American, Rich
mOnd and Cocheco. Nous Delaines
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupous,' '62.
11O1<; '64, 1O79<; '65, 1885; new, 1868;
lO.40S and 7-3OS, unchanged.
MONEY! per cent.
Observation-Disclosures
GoLD-14l.
CLOSING PRICRs-5:3O P. NJ.
3o1D-Iower. oDaniu9 ut 1a1l<-o,,,
olosini1 at iSo1<s141sE sH"s al A4A'S' an"
GovRRSMETT STnCKs-Co.Dons or
,sl. 1lIaiIIL: do. '82. i1OIa1fOI. "a
1O7 7IEaIO73. ItS5. IIs I<a16ss<. n0v; 1OSzI
oI07. i67 I071EsIO7I/: IN s46S 1nIMa1nTSI.
7.3OS. lO5zSai06. '0'
SroCKs-Pacific Mail 1I1a11IL<. At
lantic Mail 9yI<a99I: Western IIuion
Telegraph 31Na34zI: New York Can.
trail i29sz al299<: Erie a7ssz: :nre ferred
7SI<a7SN; Hudson l434l46: Harlem. no
onotati0n. READING QiI<a049I. OSio oar1 NJ
tificates 3ia3l5z; Wabash 53xa54: Mich
igan Central lli1<; Michigan Southern
9lAa92; Illinois Central l3SX; Pitts
burgh 85AH954; Toledo lO8alOSS; Rock
Island 9SLa9SL; Northwern 6suCSI[.
preferred 76Ia763k; Fort WAYNE IOI Ia
iOII<: Cleveland and PainesviIIe lbs.
Marietta. first preferred 3II<.
ExPREss SHAREs-Weils. Fargo &
Co 4O.4OL/. American Raa7O. AIsmS
72a72II: United States 6ga7I: Merchant's
Union 32ISn33.
s,,,,o,,,,,..,,
MARCH FLoUk-Unchanged.
,,GRA1NooWheat-UnchanGed: Corn
p....i ita1 a. o5G' IT.ati No Il O'c'
ToTroNNEiT;ner ana pTicsa bioI,or.
closing at 23c for middling. saIes So6
bales. '''-O'
PRov1s1oSs-Dull: prices nominslIv
UNCHANGED.
BuTTER~Scarce al 46s5Oc.
Eoqs-DecIined 10 2Oc.
GRoCER1Es-Supar and Coaee-IJn.
changed.
APPLEs-50a55c lower.
DRIED APPLEs-Oasc.
CHEEsE-UnchanEe
CLoVER SEED-DIIl ut 12s<al3c in the
iobbinp way.
GoLp-l40L.
Chicago.
M.Dou rLa n,asIso,. ro ,.o,,o.o,
lv feverish and unsettIed.
FLoUR-Quiet, tirm and unchanged.
IN-Wheat-Better. closes tame
at 81 OOIza2 OO3< for No. Q spring: No. /
scarce and firm ut 81 O6a2 OF. Corn
Strong and higher, sold at S5c; closes
quiet at ts4as4z9 ior new: OatsMaigher
steady at 81 GlaI g. Barley-Firm and