The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-20
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
HARKETs By rELEaRArn.
New YORK, February 10, 1865.
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTToN-Firmer, but scarcely so &C
tive; sales $50 bales at 24c for middliuE
uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 6,lOO bbls., S,4lO
bsEs; dull; medium and good
grades oa10c lower; sales 5000 bbls. at
IS oOa9 so tor supertine Stale and west
ern; 50 s5alo 70 for extra State; SO 65a
II 80 Tor extra western; $l2 OOal4 50 for
white wheat extra; 50 S5aI4 90 for round
hoop Ohio; $40 OOal2 90 for commonto
lair extra St. Louis; Sl2 GOALS % for
good to choice extra do; closing dull,
California Flour-Moderately active
and steady sales s, 200 sacks at Sl2 SOa
IA 10. Rye Flour-Quiet and firm:
sales 475 bbls. at 81 SOAP 40.
WHIsKT-Nominal.
Observation-Disclosures 1850 bus ::
Ic lower, with only moderate bust
ness; sales 2S,6OO bus. at 81 4OIS for No.
soring In store; 81 II for common No,
DO, delivered; 81 40 for mixed spring:
60 ~ Tor white California. RVe-Scarce
and decidedly tirmer; sales S, 500 bus.
western at 81 S5al 81; retail lots State
Sa 81 ga" q ~ 6S51. Barley-Scarce and tirmer;
safes s,OOO BUS. Canada West at 50 n:
S,OOO bus. State at 81 p. Barley MALI
Quiet; .ales l, 200. bus. at 81 O5a2 10.
Corn-ReceIpts IS. 100 bus; heavy ana
lac lower; sales AZ, 900 bus. at 81 24al p
for new mixed western, Afloat; 81 2gJs
Tor old do, in store; 81 IS for western
yellow; 81 Goal q for white Southern;
81 ga! "A for new yellow Jersey.
Oats-Receipts, 1920 bus; market firm
er but quiet; sales 1900 bus. at Sic for
western in store.
WooL-Dull; sales 400, 600 lbs, at 42JSa
49c for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
GRoCE Rice-Quiet. Coffee
Firm; sales 800 bags Rio on private
Cuba at l2hal2xc. Molasses-Dull;
sales $50 Bbls Cuba at 47c.
AoPs-Quiet mt l5a6Oc for American.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at ll3{c for crude,
and 24Ec for refined in bond.
PRoVIsIoSs-Pork- and in
fair demand; sales = $50 bbls at S24a
"a % for new mess, closing at S24 O6
regular; S23a23 25 for old do, closing at
50 II cash; sis 75a2O 90 for prime, and
$40 7oa2l 90 tor prime mess: also $3.50
obls new mess, seller March, at S2l IS.
Beef-Ftrm; sales $40 bbls at previous
prices; 2l5 tierces at SSSn36 80 for prime
mess, and $S7 50a4l 90 for India mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet; sales $50 bbls at
SSS. BacOn-Steady; sales 400 boxes at
lO51alIc for Cumberland cut, and lisa
he for short ribbed. Cut MeaIs-Firmer
ana more active; sales S25 packages at
lOalO1c for shoulders, and l35<al4Lzc
for hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Heavy at IO5salOJEc
for western, and ll14all5[c for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales .. 100 bbls, part
last evening, at l4kal51sci small lots
at I51<c.
BUTrER-Active at 45a53c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at llHl5c.
DRY GOODS.
The new firm of Wicks, Won Ais
tyne & Co., it seems, are perfectly
solvent. The cotton goods mar
ket still continues excited. In view
OF the rise in cotton and scarcity
OF goods, the tendency of prices is
still strongly upward for printing
cloths, calicos, and brown muslins par
ticularly. There is scarcity of heavy
brown sheetings; leading houses in
the trade have not had "A bale on sale
| for days and weeks. Atlantic 4 would
sell quick at lS}SC, and will go to zoe,
ere log; Pacific and Appleton A find
anxious buyers at lSc; Lyman, G, ICY;
| Stark, a, III; Ohio lO1Sc; NaumkeHg
sheetings I215c; Slaterville, A, rs,
NJ; Great Falls, o, l615c: Pepperell
!6Ac; QuinrebauE 0-S, 20; Laconia
! brown drills l75Sc. Print cloths are
| scarce and firm at &C for best standard;
| SIC for common. Prints very active
at lie for Sprague, Pacific, Dunncll
Hamilton, &c; l413c for Cacheco; 1916
Tor Merrimac, A, fancy; Ice Tor frocks
l314c for Oriental; l2c for WHukegnn
l211c for old styles Manchester
Agents prices now are II 1Sc tor Free
mans; lie for ArnoId's and I3c foI
Amoskeag. Tomorrow Spragues are
likely TO advance &c with other makes
There was large sale of imported stuff
goods by auction, today prices low,
All domestic and imported woOleus
are selling at Improbable rates, but
prices are likely 10 advance.
MONEY ASn srnCES
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-COunons an
changed; 1910 coupons 1857; 7-SOs I'M
! changed.
GoLD-l40A.
| MONEY! per cent.
! STERLING-lOaE.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:3O p. NJ.
GoLD-Lower, opening at 1909 and
closing weak at l40kal4O%.
GOVERNMENT TOCKs-Weak. Henry
| Clewes d Co. furnish the following $3.50
quotations.: Coupons 81, lllXali2; do
'62, lllMalll2s; do ga. lOs5EalU9; do '65,
| lO92SSlU9A; do new l07TdlO75k; do '67,
l07al075<; I04Os 1O5alO5t<; 1905 IO7LEa
1875.
STocKs-Canton 59%aGOH; Cumber.
land 36a36[; Quicksilver 24H24IS; Mar
| iposa SaSA; Pacific Mail IO9LsalOgz<;
Atlantic 96Jza96ss; Western Union Tel
egraph 34a34H; New York Central
ferred 7g14as0; Hudson lI9; Harlem
l29; Reading 935Sa939I; Ohio Certificates
3lssa3l9<; Wabash 46Jza467<; st. Paul
sou; do preferred 67B671<; Michigan
Central ll3Hall37&; Michigan South
ern 925fa921S; Illinois Central l3sLa
1881; Pittsburgh e7za97H: Toledo
llOkHllO%; Rock Island 97JzAes;
Northwestern 59Xs6O; do preferred
735Ea737[; Fort Wayne lOO9zaIO2; Hare
ford q Erie AK; Marietta q Cincinnati,
LIST preferred, 3IH; Terrs Haute 90:
Hannibal & st. Joe 70.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams 74Aa75;
Merchants Union S5aS6L; American
7Oa70x: United States 73E; Wells,
Fargo q Co 40Za4lx.
STATE sTooKs-old Tennessees So;
new do 62zS.
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 19.-FLoUR-Steady and
quiet; family SllAll %.
IN-WhsAt-Steady and quiet
CorH-Dull and unsettled; sales OF ear
at zoe; Bhelled soc. Oats-In limited
demznd at Csc Tor No. l. Rye-SI 70
for extra; this is the extreme figure.
Barley-unchanged and quiet at s. 4Os
2 80.
CoTToS-Opeped buovan, brt cIosa1