The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-11


EGGs-Dull at 22c.
DRY GOODS.
The terrible snow, hail and rain
which set in last night continued with
out censing all day, and trade in cou-
requence, Is less active; prices without
material change.
Good Friday was generally observed
as holiday in financial circles.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-The Exchange closed some
little business outside; opening ut 1857:
closing at 1SS15al3S5S.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-UnGhanGed
with n moderate business over the
counters, at yesterdays rates.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:3O p. NJ.
STOcKs-The Exchange closed, some
business in steamship shares; Pacific
Mail opened at 80, and declined to S715;
closed at S81[aSS3i; Atlantic Mail open
ed ot26, and the bidding quotation ad-
vanced to 81, without bringing out any
| stock. The Railway market was weak ,
with but little doing, except in Erie and
| New York Central; the latter selling
at l2O1sal2OI; Erie at 70Na705s; Read-
ing S91Ea9924; Rock Island 843z; North.
| western, preferred, 75La75%,
| 1t is believed that DimmOck Il Co
will be able to adjust their difficulties
at an; nearly day, without loss to any
one.
The report that the Third Avenu,
Savings Bank is a heavy sufferer from
the Atlantic Mnil, is untrue.
Cincinnati.
APRIL 1O.-FLoUR-In moderate de
mand at $40 25a1O5O for family.
GRAIN-Wheat-In better demand
No. 2 50 IS; No. / 81 40. Corn-OpeneC
dull, and closed firm and in demand a
. 2EnREn nuto-Tn nd firm
Toe for No. l. Rye-Firm at 81 S5 fol
choice. Barley-Dull and nominal.
CoTToN-Firm; middling 25c.
PRoVIsIOH5-Mess Pork-In good de.
mRnd at $27 90. Lard-Sold at 17c
closed quiet; holders firm at 1716c
Bulk Meats-12c for shoulders and 1414C
for sides, but at the close 121I and l413C
! were asked. Bacon-SCarce, and near
| ly all in smoke has been sold to come
out, SO there has been but little 10 offer;
shoulders are held at 131Ia13l4c; sides
161<c, and 171fc for clear rib and clear;
good demand. Hams-Sugar-cured Is
a18H and l9c; the latter are the extreme
rates.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet; sup
ply light; fresh 45a6Oc.
SEEDs-ClOver-Ver dull at lOalO15c,
Timothy-Dull at 50 2Oa2 80.
Edos-In better supply and duh at
HAY-DuIl at S12 OOa14 90, ON arrival.
PoTAToEs-Very duh at SO OOa3 so
on arrival per bbl., and 81 20 per bus.
9oLD-13S1<a13S1z; not much done.
chicago.
APRIL .1O.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed. Choice Union spring extra is
scarce and held firm.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and steady.
No. spring held at So OF; No. 81 869<
al 81. Corn-Firmor and "A shade high
er at s2as21fc for No. I; TIC for new.
Oats-Easier at 555Sa555<c. Rye-Dull
and nominal at 81 5Sa1 90 for No. i.
Barley-Dull and nominal at 81 25a
PRovIs1oNs-Less active. Pork-Dull
and nominal at $26 so: Lard-Quiet
and armer at 17a175<c. Bulk Meats
Firmly held; shoulders, I1Na12c;
rough sides, Az; short rib, 15c; short
clear sides, Ice; sweet picked hams, l5a
APRIL INSTRUMENTATION grades
firm, other grades dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Slo but unchang-
ed in price. Corn-Unchanged at 99a
91c. Disadvantages at 7OR72c. Rye
and Barley-DuII and unchanged.
PRovIsIoEs-Very quiet and show
signs Of weakness. Pork-$27 25a27 60.
Shoulders 141<c; clear sides 171<c.
Toledo.
APRIL 1O.-FLouR-sales of white
wheat at $l3 80.
GRAIN-Wheat-lc lower. Sales of
amber at s. 81. Corn-Qulet and steady.
Sales of No at 901<c. Oats Ac better.
Sales of No at 691zc.
SEEDs-Dull.
APRIL 1O.-FLoUR-sales at $40 % for
f1ff dFRF md linn
GRATN-Wheatesales of No. 2 spring
at 50 l5. Corn-Nominally unchanged.
No sales. Oats-NominRl. Barley
Sales at 81 % for Canada on track.
milwaukee.
April 1O.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed. Sales OF city Xxx at 50 5Oa
dRA1s-wheat quiet at 81 s711 for