The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-10
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aEARIkEEsRx RELEaRAREE.
.sss ss ~ < -NRw YoRK, Nov. 9.
GorFoN--Dnllland heavy andia shade
easier 500 bales at 241<a25; for middl.
ing uplands. aSsss;ls
CLOSED quiet without amy
decided ehange.ss slFf-ftl5a u s-s--=t-
:. s.GRAIN-Wh Steady aud quiet nj
/ 81 52aI 81, for No. spring 81 1;6Sa1 65
for no. ! spring and SI90a1 95; for
choice Michigan Rye-Dull at 81 3za-
q 40 for new. Oats-Dnu and heavy al
F2}<a73c for western afioat. fCorn-Dull
and heavy at 81 12a1 II for sunsound
and 81 I5a1 10 for sound mixed western.
lG PRovI6IoNs-P0rk- NOminal at ST.
50a28ifor mess. Beef-Dull and heavy
Bacon 7and cut meats quiet without
any decided change. Lard-DuH at
16zSa1Ic for fair TO prime steam.
E9es-Quteta and unchanged.
Nei DRY GOODS.
The eiWeather Is fine, which with the
lpreSHurefon the money market has a
tendeneyito check business 70 the pre-
sent wants OF trade, prices meantime
pretty well sustained.
as.S MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money market q shade frmer at 2
per cent. on call loans, with 1S percent.
commission; bnt it became easier at the
close OF the day and the supply was in
excess of the demand. Sterling Is irreg-
nlar and unsettled at 9a9L. =,
efoI,D-Active and higher; opening at
154sk ana closing at .1s5. Transaciions
are heavy the gross clearibgs being
one hundred and forty millions.
GovERNA1ENT SToCHs-Active, buoy
ant and higher, Coupons 'st, u4a114I<;
do '62, 10s9<a10sIs; do '64. 1071<a1071S: do
'65 011<a1079z; do new 110a1l01S; do '67,
1101Sa110Mi do 49, 1103<; 10 40s, 1043<
al045S.
STOoKs-Opened with a general de-
cline. but subsequently rallied and be-
came active, buoyant and higher before
closes $3.50 prices: Pacific Mail 11SZa
I1Ski Western Union Telegraph 655<a
a855s New York Central J22aI221S;
Erie 3S5sa39; do preferred 6oa6l; Read
ing967< <s965S; Terre Haute 40a42; Wa
Wayne 10S5SH109; Ohio a. Mississippi
295Sa29sS; Michigan Southern SS1<aSS9<;
Illinois Central l42; Pittsburgh S31SaS4;
Toledo 991{aI00; Rock Island 1O3%a
103N; North Western S55s.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo 81
Co., 2S5<A2S1<s.A American 441<a45;Adams
4Sa4S1<; United States, 47a4S; Merchants
Cinefnnht1.
NovEMBRR 9.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed; f9mily 81 5Oa7 z5. sys..-s 80
GRAnH-Wheat-Du No. i red 81 20,
Gorn-Dull; old not saleable at better
than SOC; nor new. at more than 58a59C-
Oats-UnchanRed at 67a6Se. Barley
DUH: Canada So 25; State 81 10; these
rates arc for the best grades
sCoTToN-Dulli middling uplauds 23e.
ToBAoCo--Dull and nothing doing.
WHIsKY-D1n and declined 10 81 0S.
Hoes-DuM at So 75a5 so; the latter an
extreme rate; receipts 500 head
PRoYIsIoNs-GreenM Meats-Selling at
71<, 10 and 12c, to be delivered the drst
good weather LaEd-Dun at 151<A16c.
much here; shQ BUILDERS can be bought at
131xc: clear rib sides at 171<c; clear
sides 1S<c; the total stock OF bacon in
this city does not exceed 200 hbd6.
Hams-SugRr Cured in moderate de-
mand at 17R171<c- 5-s t-s +-sfr.
+ BUTTER-Dull- and 10 lower supply
in, excess ofdemand; fresh, Central Ohio
SSaS5c. Western Reserve S5R87c- sss
Eoas-Scahce and firm at 29a30c.
Oms-Einseed OIL, very dull, retail
ing at 81 90. Lard OH, dull aE SI40a
As for current make. ss.4 ~
GoLD7;-1345< buying. Exchange
Firmer; par bnying. t o. srs1,
sSssszs .zsssl44 ChleREo. G1fg,aJs.
NOWHERE 9.&F'1oUR-IesS active
nndsa shade easier; EGlea Of spring ex-
tras at IS S21<a6 as. 2 3 iln3 etesi T77-
= GRkIN-sWheat-Du and easier;
sales of No. at 81 IsaI' I61<; No. 2 ai
81 Hal 121z; closing at 81 IL for No. 2;
nc. change since the noon board. Corn
z-FIrmer and dull at 1c higher; sales OF
No. 1 at 79as0c; No: 2 at 72a78c; rejected
at 66aBS; closing at noon at 7Sas0c for
No. L; unchanged this afternoon. Oats
--Lessaotive and flrmer at 5fa7<c high
er; sales of No. i at 461<a4Sc; rejected at
42es CLOSING at 471<a471 1zc for No. I. Rye
-Steady.and inactive; sales of No:I at
81 e3aI O4;iNo. 2 at 81 OF. Barley-Uu-
setfledfat 2asc higher; sales OF No. 2 at
SrbORl OF rejected at 81 25: closing at
81 52a1 53' for No. q 7 e.
as-5 -selaa = y ,r6ietfo. -isS s-4
NoYKMBER 9.-FLouR-Quiet. -
GRAM IYheat-1s2c better; sales No.
1,white Michigan s. 90; white Michigan
St76; amber SI6sa1 SO; No. 3 red 81 35;
No. 2 2spring 81 Is. Corn-Steady at SIC
for No. l.. $40 for No. 2 white; e0c for
yellow. Oats-1o lower; Mo-. / $50; No.
2 SIC Rye-Qulet. BRrley-Dnll,
FRRIaHTs-DuIIat at DC to Buffalo.
RRcE1PTs-2,9 ,90S bbls Hour; 81 ,2l0 bus
wheat; ], $50 bus corn; Is, ,s75 bus oats;
/ 720 bus rye; 400 bus barley. Shipments
to-day, 100 ,bbls honIi 2I,746 bus
wheat; g. .902 hns corn 1880 bns oats
aoo 9as oeElsS' nuaSr... e z. ~ 2
.NovE1tBER 9-FLoUR-Steady -.
AIN-Wheat-Spring easier; Mil.
wankee 81 S5 CornTBetteFS sales at ESQ
Oats Eirta;; saleR NJ 60c. RyeTNomi'
nal at 81 "a 80 .ssTl-.s.. -. -
FREIeHTs-1seto for wheat. 1sE
New York Cattle nLaFIket. -
4 - stasae q NEW YoRK. Nov. 0.
BERF-Dnil and heavy until day
when thetsgwas more activity, though