The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-10
HARRErs BY TE1EGKAPl..
NEW YoRK, April 9. Isl
REGULAR REpoRT.

! scarcely so drm: sales 1000 bales at
Z915aSOc Tor mtddling uplands, closing
with no buyers over 29@c.
FLoUR-CIosed quiet and slightly in
buyers favor.
J GRA1N-Wheat-Dull and "a shade
easier, with only limited export In
quiry: Rye-Quiet and steady at 81 50
al 80 for western. Oats-Quiet at S53<a
s6c Tor western In store. Corn-Dull at
~ 19a1 2l for new mixed western atlOat,
and 81 193SaI 20 for old mixed western
in store.
II IoSs-Pork-Steady; sales 500
6bls new mess at S27 l25S regular, and
81 121za27 SIR, seller May. Beef
and very firm. Bacon-Firmer; sellers
with moderate inquiry. Lard--Very
hrm at l79<a1Sc for fair to prime steam
and kettle rendered.
| EGGs-FaVor buyers at 22a23c.
| DRY GOODS,
| There Is generally good business do
ing, but the market is far from being
active, and some are disposed to cali
| trade dull and not at all satisfactory.
The fact Is buyers are not willing to
pay the advance for certain styles of
| cotton goods, recently established, for
were sold at prices below cost. The
manufacturers, on the contrary, talk
ofputting prices up strong, in sympa-
thy with cotton.
MONEf AND STOCKS.
GoLD-ktrmer; opened at 1857, and
closed at l3S7{al3S;s.
Henry Ciewes 81 Co., furnish the an
neXed 4:30 quotations
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Coupons, Isl,
11dd2255zaII2I; do '62, 111Na1l151: do 'G4,
1O92sa1O915; do '65, 1O9sSa1O9%; do new,
1O7ssa10774; do '67, 1O75SaIOs: i0. .4Os IO2a
1927 7.3Os, lO6ssa1062{.
CLOSING PRICES-5:3O Z, NJ
STockS-Pacitic Mail S9as9I; At
Iantic 35a36; Western Union Tele-
graph 372Sa371<; New York Central I2O3{
a12OB; Erie 7lsSn7l1<; Hudson I37LSa
13s, ex-diy.; Reading S92fa9O; Ohio &,
Mississippi 81 1Sa3l7<; Wabash 493Ia5O;
Michigan Central l13a1l5; Toledo iOII[
al0i25; Ft. Wayne lOl9SaiO1}z; Colum-
EXPRESS suAREs-Adams G771a7O;
can G414a67; United States 74a74Js; Nfer-
chants Union 34n34X.
Good Friday will be partially OBJ.
} served as holiday in financial circles,
The stock Boards and Gold Exchange
Will pc closed; the Banks and Govern.
brokers' offices.
: CATTLE MARKET.
Receipts OF cattle arc moro liberal
over $500, an advance over Monday
last; sales at 16al9G.
: SHEEP-A shade easier ut 6a1Oc.
HoGs-Firmer at SH12c.
Cincinnati
: APRIL O.-FLoUR-Dull but no low.
er: family $40 25a1O so.
GRATN--Wheat-Dull for No. l RED
winter at 81 30a2 40; do. 2 81 SOa2 80
Corn-Dull; ear S4aS5c. Oats-Ouist al
74a75c: Rye-Firm at 81 80. Barley
@ very 0ull ana ana hardly any demand;
II the pest grade OF fall can be bought a
d eoTroN-Firmer at 28c for middlin,
d uplands.
3. ,ToBAcoo-Flrm and quiet; sales IL
n. hhds. at S4a9 for lugs; and SlOa29 16 70
u leaf.
le PRov1s1oNs-AIess Pork-In specuIa
ID tive demand; sales 200 bbls at S27 OK
buyer, this month, and ST so, buvel
n. June, at $26 50a27 90, on spot; latte
S' % the extreme rate. There is an actiy
~ and speculative demand for bulk meat
N sales 1900 bbls at l2c for shoulders
NJ 14Hc for sides, holders are now askin
3zc higher; clear sides sold ut 155Sal6I
H. latter rate buyer, this month. Bacon
~ Scarce and firm; shoulders 12I<c; clea
\ rib 1910; clear do 175<c; sugar cure
~ hams 1Sa19c.
LARD-Firmer and in demand at 17c
'F at the close it could not have bee
bought for less than 171<c.
BUTTER-Firm at 45a5Oc.
e EGos-Advanced to zoe,
II SEEDs-Clover seed, limited lob
!
'r doing in large way; Timothy seed
dull at So 25a2 so; Flax seed. in tIemsDI
II for seed, at 81 3Oa2 40 = bus.
GRoCRRIEs-Unohan and Quiet
= SALT-Declined to 40c p bushel foI
y Kanawha; Mason City and Ohio So 0Ol
600 y Dbl.
;. Ons-Linseed oil, unchanged aud
= quiet at 81 17a1 1SF=
PETRoLEUM-In demand at 33a35c 10,
!. !. refined free.
a STERLING Ex0HANaE-Flrm for buy,
e e ing.
g APRIL 9.-FLoUR-More active anG
q unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat-Steady and In mod
: : No. 2 81 885<a1 81. CornIEssier e1'S snS 70
steady at s2as2Hc for. No. 1; 78I<c foj
new. OatS-Scarcely so firm al 57sSt
i 5Sc. Rye-Dull and unchanged at 81 q
/: for No. l. Barley-Dull at 50 25a3 "a
i Psov!sIoNs-Quist. POrk-s28 So
Meats-Firmly held; shoulders, IIJIl
r 1Nc cash 12c, buyer all April; ronEf
sides, Az; short rib, 15c; clear siles
j. 16c; sweet picked hams, 15c.
i st. Louis.
;; APRIL 9.-FLoUR-There are sonoir,
}; quiry for low grades, but the supply i,
very light. =
0kA4N-W neat-delo ntgher, buyeFI
stand of. Corn-UnchRnged al s9ss2c
>. oats-Sold at 70a73c. Barley and RV,
It Unchanged.
PRov1sIoNs-Less excited. Pork
,; 81 50a28 90. Bacon-173<alsc for cleaJ
sides; 135<a14<e for shoulders.
:: LARD-I61<a17c.
Y Buffalo.
APRIL s-FLoUE-Duu and lower
. Other articles unchanged.
= - SF0IAnn
B: APRIL 9-GRAIN-Wheat 1c bettsr
Sales of amber at $2 61a2 &C.. Corn !,
{, shade lower. Sales of No, 1 at 9OI<c
Oats steady. Sales at CSC for No. 1.
.;I SEEDs-Dull.
i: April. 9.-FLoUR-Duu. g. Sales OF city
7 Xxx at 80 50a075.
" 9RAIN-Wheat quiet at 81 50 FOL
D. no. 1.