The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-12

very strongly pressed for sale. Rye
Nominally unchanged. Oats-Quiet at
6sa7Oc at Railroad depot and 72a73c for
new afloat. Corn-Dull and heavy at
81 I6aI 81 for unsound, and 81 22a1 2217
for sound new mixed western atloat.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- at 500 25
for mess, cash and regular. Beef-Dull
and without decided change. Cut
Meats-Dull and unchanged. Bacon
quiet at 15c for Cumberland cut. Lard
Quiet at 20Isa201<c for fair to steam.
EGGs-In moderate request and no
change in price.
DRY GOODS.
There is an increasing demand for all
classes of goods and the market is gen.
bleached muslins, which are slightly
lower.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The plans of the bear clique have
been partially made public. They have
already sold short five millions gov
ernments, twenty to twenty-five thou
sand shares railroad stocks, and seven
millions gold, which is said to be mere
ly the beginning of the campaign.
Rumor says they are putting out a great
many sellers options at so and GO days,
the money received from the 10 per cent.
margins to be deposited in Trust COM
panies. When this is completed, the
story goes, money is to be made tight
by locking up greenbacks. It is intl-
mated that some of the bank officials
are to be let into the ring. Report also
says the Erie clique is to sell the five
millions stock purchased from Wander
bilt, the money realized thereon TO be
locked up. The affair seems well plan
ned, but depends entirely upon "a tight
money market.
1441<a1449s.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Firm and
higher; coupons 'Sl, l141sa1141<; do '62,
11331a1135s; do '64, 1O95Sa110; do '65,
11ILa1ll2S; do new 109aI099s; do '67,
10szsalO9; do '6s, 1O9a1O91<; 1O-4Os 1O45Sa
los.
EXPRESS SHARKs-Wells, Fargo g.
Co., 253<a2611; American 43Iza44;
chants Union 225Sa221S.
SToCKs-5.30 prices Pacific Mail,
103Ia1031z; Western Union Telegraph,
333<a34; New York Central, 1232Sa123sS;
Erie, 463sa461z; preferred do 6S15; Mich.
Central 1lS13; Mich. Southern S31SaS31<;
Toledo 1O015a1002<; Fort Wayne 10714a
l071z; Terre Haute 401za421z; preferred
do 6la65.
SEPTEMBER, u.-FLoUR-Dull; fami-
GRA1N-wheat-DuIl at 81 50 for No.
1 red. Corn-Dull at 97a9Sc. Oats
Quiet at SOC for No. L. Rye-Dull at
S137.
lands 26I<a27c, nominal.
WHIsKEY-Dull at Csc in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-S29a29 %.
Lard-Held at 191<c; sales at 19c.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders 11Nc;
sides 14c. Bacon-Dull; shoulders 13c;
clear rib sides 15N; and clear 161zl69<c.
These are all nominal rates. Sugar
Cured Hams-20a2lc;
BUTTER-Quiet and firm al 3Sa37c.
EGGs-17c.
sEEDs-FIaxseed-s2 so. Clover-16c.
GRoCERIEs = Sugar = Firmer and
higher. Cotfee-In demand at 22a26c;
sales, GOO bags at 23a24c for good Rio.
OILs-Linseed OiI-Declfned to 81 II.
Lard Oil--S1 45a1 so. Petroleum-Dnll;
refined 3la33c.
GoID-143A selling.
chicago.
SEPTEMBER II.-FLoUR Dull and
dropping, and 15a25c lowerOnan grades.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Mo active ;
sales No. at 81 Goal 81; No. at 81 53A
al 55M, closing at 81 64H for No. 2
sales No. since, change at 81 So. Corn
-F1rmer; sales No. 1 at 955sa961zc; No.
2, 947<c; closing at 96a961<c for No. /;
sales since, change at CSC for No. L.
Oats-Firm; sales at 5O1<a5I nc; closing
at 3l1<c. Rye-Steady; sales No. at
81 201<a1 2lN, closing at outside prices;
sales No. 2 at 81 legal IL, closing at
81 II. Barley-Opened strong at 81 69II<z,
closed weaker at 81 67.
st. Louis.
SEPTEMBER IL. = FLouR-dul and
unchanged.
quotable change. Corn-Firm at 95co
81 90. Oats-Better at 56a59c. Rye
unchanged at 81 20. Barley-Ranges
at 81 SOa2 90.
PRoyIsIoNs-Por ork-Unchanged at
500 90. Bacon-Weak; shoulders 13c;
clear sides 163<a17c. Lard-Better at 19c.
WHIsKY-Unchange at 81 80.
SEPTEMBER u.-GRAIN-Wheat
lower: sales white Michigan at = OS;
No. white Wabash at s. 50; No. 2 do
81 l6; amber $2a2 OIL; No. red 81 81;
No. spring 81 69; No. 2 do 81 62. Corn
-1c lower; sales No. at 81 03. Oats
Steady and more acttvei No. ! ooc.
Rye-1c lower; sales No. 2 at 81 20.
Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER 11.-FLoUR-25cl lower Tor
city ground spring.
GRAIN-WheateNo. 2 Chicago offered
at Csc, but no buyers. Corn-Heak at
d 09. Oats-Heavy at 627zc. rye
FREIaHrs-1zc lower on wheat and
corn.
milwaukee,