The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-04
COMMERCIAL AND PNANCIAB,
NARKHsTs BY rELE9Rap.
New YoRk, January 8, 1865.
REGI1Inn nnr.

NEW YORK, January 8, 1865.
REGULAR REPORT,
SoTroN-Ha}zc better; market de-
SI.9eaiy more active; sales 100 bales at
1oSalIc for middIinE uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, 1854 bbIs: msrka
tVSZOc better. and less active; sales 9 500 |
Opis at IS 7Oa9 so for superfine State
and western; Sl2 SOal5 IS for good tn |
cnolce white wheat y; $40 GOALS so for
t =. hoop Ohio; Sll OOal2 90 for good
70 cnolce extra do; closing quiet. Cali
tornta hour-Firmer and Quiet. ssIes
~ sacks at Sl2 75alS rs. Rye hour
HIL4; sales 200 bbls at 81 75a9 so,
nA1skY-Quiet and unchanged,
misunderstanding 1000 bus:
ma 3a5c better, and more doing
Ior export; sales g., 600 bus at So 4Os2 a.
Tor No. spring; 81 55 for amber Green
Day. Rye-Quiet and hrm; sales :, 600
gus western at 81 IS. Barley-DulI:
safes 900 bus state at 81 IS at depot.
MaIt-Quiet. Corn-Receipts ,425 bus:
"a nnS lc better and less active; sales
3S,OOO bus at 81 4G1< for old western
mixed in store; 81 SSal S91S for now do
anoat; 81 Slal 30 for new yellow Jersey.
q IS lor new yellow southern. OATS
aNecel pts e,UoO BUS; market active and
nrmeri S45SaS5C for western in store.
GRoCERIEs-Co ffee-Firm. sales *
bags Rio on private terms. SnvarS
steady; sales 800 bids Cnba at IsiSILc.
oOO boxes Havana at llal2IIc. MnIYsS'
es-Qutet; sales 200 bbls New Orleans
at 75aS0c.
PRTRoLEU@-Dun at lOa1OHc for
crude, 2S1%c for refined in bond
aoPs-Quiet and unchanged.
fRoVisIoNs Pork = Firmer: sales
$3.50 bbls at S2l 25a2l SIS for mess. clos.
ing at 81 IS regular; so 25a22 81 for
o. S6G IL d 10 S13 s7a1s . for prime; sic 50a
~ W ior prime mess; also $50 bbIS new
mess, seller last half OF February. at
" 20. Beef-Steady; sales 80 bbis
az previous prices. Beef Hams-Firm;
sales $50 bbls at 500 5OaS2 90. Bacon
IN lair demand and steady; sales $50
boxes al 1O9salO1Sc for Cum berIand cut:
142sall35c Tor short ribbed; l22<al25Ec
lOT snort clear. Cut Meats-UnchRnRed
sales 81 packages at Sa9I<c for sh6TI.
uers and l2al3c for hams,
DRESSED Hoas-Quiet at S9SaS%c for
western SS closing at SIC, and 95S a99lc
LARD-A shade frmer; sales 1876 Dbl,
at 12%alSc; small lots at l3ISalSJIc.
BUTTER-Steady at 3Sa46c for State.
| CHEEsE-11R15c.
DRY GOODS.
There was no change of any impor-
! lance excepting in prints. The market
/ is generally quiet but steady; Spragues
and fancy prints 12c; Richmond, Al
lens, Manchester, Hamilton and most
other makes, have been reduced to IL nc;
heavy brown sheetihg steady at l4L<n
l51c for B, yard wide, and 2Sc for the
Dest makes of heavy brown drills; Luz
cnas and Pepperell command l6Hc:
Glasgow and Lancaster ginGhams are
steady at l5al6c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
| GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupous, 'G2.
1885; '64, 1883; '65, lO5Jk; new, iO41:
lO-4Os, unchanged; both 30s un-
changed.
MoNEY-6a7 per cent. sterling-Un-
changed.
GoLD-l33TS.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:SO P. NJ.
closing at 1881.
GOVERNMENT STOCis-Shade easier,
Coupons, 81, lOS3SalOS5S; do 1872, iO756a
lOS; do '64, l051zalO5ss; do '65, IO53<alO6:
do new, lO41zalOlsS; do '67, lO415alO44;
lO-4Os, 1Ol74aIOl5s; 3Os, 1O45SaIO494.
| SToCKs-Strong and higher; Canton
5OMa5O2<; Cumberland 32s<a33; Quick.
silver 81; MaripOsa 715HS; Pacific Mail
ll3Mall315; Atlantic Mail ll251; West.
ern Union Telegraph 37Na3715; New
York Central 1lSa1lS1<; Erie 725sa72z<
Hudson 1929; Reading 9l5Sa92; ono
Certihcates S0Aa3O15; Wabash AKA
42x; st. Paul 471Sa471<; do preferred
64a649s; Michigan Central 1917
Michigan Southern S59SaS51<; Hi
nois Central 1927; Pittsburgh SS1zt
80 Toledo 971sa9S1<; Rock Island 9456t
94A; Northwestern 5S1Sa59; do pre-
terred 75ssa75N; Fort Wayne 9lLa9l y
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 46a4613; American 741za75: Adam
7SAa1SA; United States 7SLa79; Mer
chants Union 3S1<
The Express says: There is an i'm
proved tone and feeling in business
circles generally, and many balanc,
sheets show better results tina n Weren N.
ticipated on the heavy decline in mer.
chandtze durlngthelpRsty year. These re,
marks are particularly applicab TO
the dry goods trade. and the great eau
tion exercised by JObbers in their pur-
S a.3 curing the last season, no doubt
saved them from heavy losses. There
ls IN nearly all directions more hopeful
Ieeling in regard to the future, land con-
ndence which was everywhere shaken
by McCullough's arbitrary Injudici-
GUS contraction Is being rapidly restor-
Cincinnati.
DECEMBER 3.-FLoUR-25c higher;
market firm; family Sl1 25.
GRAIN-WheAt-S2 SO for No. red,
but held at 80 IS at close. Corn-Un-
held higher, with buyers at 81 65. Bar
ley-Firm at 81 65a1 rs.
CoTToN-ActiVe and higher; middling
loo.
ToBAcco-Nominally unchanged,
WH1sKY-UDChange 81 % in bond.
aoGs-Dull: live, IS 00a6 20; dressed,
81 5Oss 25; receipts, 800 head.
PPovIsIoNs-Quiet, but firm. Mess
pork-$20 O0a21 90 for old and new.
Lard-Firm at 1910. Bulk meats-sc
and 1Oc. Bacon-Unchanged Shout
ders 92<al0c; clear sides l21fa125<c.
BuTTER-Steady at 33a37c for fresh.
EaGs-34c.