The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-09
COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIAI.
aAkKl.rs az rELRaKAFIa.
NEW YORk. April s. 1sOs.
REaULAR REPoRT.

CoTToN-A shade easier and rather
more active; sales 5000 bales at 2Sc for
middling uplands.
lower.
N-wheat-QuIet, with ten
dency downward; shippers holding of
for further concession in prices. Rye
Quiet and steady 81 80 tor western.
Oats-Dun ut s51Sa952<c for western in
store. Corn-Dull and heavy at 81 lSa
2011 for new mixed western atloAt;
81 l9al 20 for old mixed western in
store.
PROVISIONS Pork = Steady: sales
1900 bbls. new mess at S26 75a2T 90 cash
and regular: S26 S7I4a27 90 seller for
May. Beet-Steady with n moderate
demand. Cut MeAts-Actfve and firm.
Bacon-Very firm at l3Nal31<c for
Cumberland cut: Lard-Quiet and
heavy at l7}zal7Ac for fair to prime
steam aud Kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS.
The weather is now clear and dry,
but the market, Notwithstanding, is
not very active, as the advance in
printed calicoes has tendency to Ire-
strict sales of Sprague's prints; l5c for
Fancies; 1910 for prints and purples;
16c for shirtiugs. Pacific Mills prints
have also risen to l5c as we'll as Dun
nel's. Amoskeag commands 14a14ISc
latter rate for chintZ styles; Lowell,
121<; Arnolds, 12; Wamsutta, lOX.
Heavy brown sheetings, best makes,
steady and in request ut 1sI1zal9c, while
heavy brown drills move slow at lTc.
All other class of goods without i'm
pOrtant change, and the general tone OF
the market is strong, if not bouyant;
but buyers Rre reluctant to pay the
enhanced prices demanded for cotton
fabrics, and only purchase as vet in
moderate quantities to meet most ur-
gent necessities.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Henry Clewes & Co., furnish the an
nexed $3.50 quotations:
GOLD-Opened at 1857, and closed at
l389Sa1SSK.
1l2ssa112A; do '62, lllssalll5I; do '64,
l09Iall0; do '65, ll0allOS; new. lOsa
1089s; do '67, 10s3<a1Os3G; lO-4Os, 102<a
lO22l; 7-30s, 107al071s.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:SO T. NJ.
SToCKs-Pacific Mail 931<a935<; At
laptic S711aS75s; Western Union Tele-
graph 379Sa371S; New York Central lZ2
a1221s; Erie 7l5Sa72; do preferred 735z;
| Hudson 1l4La1l4%; Reading 90a909S;
Ohio & Mississippi Sl1zaS1sS; Wabash
5OHa511z; st. Paul 15a6l; do preferred
| 74Ma74Hi Michigan Central 114a1l5i
Michigan Southern 9lLa9lL; Illinois
Central 14211a144; Pittsburgh 9l9sa9lsG
Toledo 115a1159s; Rock Island 95sSa96
Northwestern 53a65; do preferred 1915
752<: Ft. Wayne 1Ol l1zal01%.
EXPRESS SHARES-Adams 75La755S
Wells, Fargo q Co., 2911a29N; Ameri
can 671za68; United States 7Oa7O1<; Mer
chants' Union 34sSa347<.
Cincinnati.
APRIL S.-FLoUR-UnchanGed ant
dull; family $40 25a1O so.
| -Uhnnf-nnn nf 90 Frp. W
2, and g 37a2 3s for No. 1. Corn-Dul
and lower at s5c; shelled sec. Oats
74c, and not much demand. Rye and
Barley-Unchanged.
CoTToE-Opened firmer, but CLOSED
duh and prices nominal at 261<a27c fol
middling.
ToBACCo-Unchanged and dull al
/ previous prices; sales % hhds.
l PRoVIsIoNS-Mess Pork-Held firm
ly at S27, but no buyers at this rate.
Bulk Meats-In good demand ut ll<C
for shoulders; l41<c for sides, but at the
| Scarce; shoulders sold at l3c, and clear
ribbed sides at 16Ec; the supply of ba-
con continues short. LRrd-HeId at
17c, and some sold at this rate.
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEEsE-Unchanged and quiet.
EGdB-AdVRnced 10 19c.
PoTAToEs-Dun and supply large;
prime s. 20 per Dbl.
LINsEED OIL-Sl l7al 1s.
PETROLEUN-33a35c for refined free.
GoLD-13S.
chicago.
MARCH 8-FLoUR-DulI and in mod
crate demand for low grades and
choice Minnesota spring, extras.
GRAIN-WheRt-Qul and firm at
81 s7a1 s7N for No. spring. Corn-In
fair demand and steady at 762<a77c.
Oats-In good demand and firm at 5sa
58Hc. Rye-Dull and unchanged at
and irregular at 81 2OR2 80 in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Scarcely so firm; sales
Pork at $26 S71S; closed dull at S26 25a
26 so. Lard-Easier; at the close I62<c,
with early sales at lie. Bulk Meats
Less active and nominal quotations;
shoulders ike; rough sides 141<a141<c;
short rib 15c; sweet picked hams 15c.