The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-23
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
HARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April %, lsss.
ppauappEpour

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-More active and a shade
frmsr; sales $50 bales at 3Ia3I1<c for
middling uplRnds.
FLouR-Closed quiet and without de-
cided change.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul slightly in
buyers favor with holders rather more
disposed TO realize. Rye-Scarce and
yerY firm at S2a2 o. for winter inside
price to arrive via. canal. Oats-Dull
and heavy at S51lc for western in store.
Corn-Dun and heavy at 81 15a1 II for
new mixed western, adoat; and 81 16
for old do in store.
PRovIsIoHS-Pork- and firm
at S27 T5a2S 90 for new mess, cash and
regular. Beef-Moderately active and
steady. Cut Meats-Active and firm.
Bacon-Quieta at 141<al47zc for Cumbsr-
land Cut.
LARD-Quiet at 1sJ<a1Sy<c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
EGas-Steady at 2la22c.
DRY GOODS.
The weather Is fine and warm, but as
yet there Is no perceptible influence on
the state OF the market, which contin-
ues duh enough for cotton goods par
ticularlY, Prices are consequently 3
little lower for heavy brown sheetings
all standard makes having been re-
duced this afternoon 1c per yard. ThG
Merrimack D prints have also been re-
duced to 131<c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Firmer; opened at 1S9sz and
closed at 1S97<al391s; the advance is Oc'
casioued by a growing belief that the
President Will be deposed.
Henry Cloves & Co. furnish the an,
nexed $50 quotations: Coupons, 'Sl
1l3a11S1<; do '62. 1l21SA1l21S; do '54
TGE a
1Os1Sa10s7S; do '67, 1OS7sR10S4<; IO-4Os
l027<s1021s; 1908, 1O65<alO6T.
CLOSING PRICB-5-30 P. n,
Pacific Mail, s3asS1<; Atlantic S0a3I
Western Union Telegraph, 373fa37A
New York Central, 12l5Sa122; Erie, a y
preferred, 73a75; Ohio & Mississippi
3I1Sa315S; Wabash, 50%a51; Michigan
Central, 114; Michigan Southern, 901,
a9OHi Toledo, 1O47<al05; Fort Wayne
1O21<1027<.
EXPRESS SHAREs.-Adams Express
64a7165: Wells, Fargo q Co., %; Ameri
can, 645<a647S; United States, 64ISa65
Merchants Union, 33aS3K.
Chicago.
APRIL 2.-FLoUR-Firm but quiet
spring extras scarce and sAleable =
\ Sl0al1 25 for good to choice.
GRALS-Wheat-1rregular and IN
| settled, closing tame at 81 Oh for No.
| spring; No. 1 spring scarce and in Boot
! demand for millers at 81 15a2 "a. CorI
Lower and in fair demand, closing a
SIC for new. Oats-Easier and fairly
and higher; small sales at 81 80 for No
az IS.
PRovIsroNs-Better, with a firm feel.
ing. Pork-SN. Bulk Meats-Held
firmly, but quiet; shoulders 1l1za1l5<ci
Cumberland firm at l31<C.
LARD-Strong and higher at 177fa
171<c, holders generally demanding the
upper price at the close.
FREIGRTs-Steadyn at I0c for corn and
lie for wheat to Buffalo.
Sc. Louis.
APRIL 22.-FLoUR-Steady and un-
changed; super ranges from 50 so to
5 90.
GRAIS-Wheat-Unchaugedi spring
changed at s4assc. oats-0nchanSed
Al 70a73c. Rye-Prims 81 GOAL e5. Bar
ley-Unchanged at s. 50a2 20 for prime
and choice spring.
PRovIs1oNs-Stronger and better.
Pork-SoId at 81 25a27 so. Bacon
shoulders 131<al31<c; clear sides IT5<a
l13zc. Lard-l71<aI7S<c.
APRIL 2--GRA1S - Wheat-Sales
white Michigan at $3.50. Corn-Un-
changedj sales No. j at s2e. Oats-lc
better; sales No. and Michigan at 60a
zoe. Rye-Scarce.
SEEDs-DuIl.
Milwaukee
April 22.-FLOUR-Duili city Xxx
GEAIN-wheat-Duu at g ls11 for
No. fresh receipts.
Buffalo.
APRIL 22-Markets unchanged.