The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
.IARKErs BY TELEGKAPH.
New YORK, April %
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT
CorroN-very dull; and a shade low
er; sales OF 600 bales at S2Jzc for mid
ding uplands.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and a shade
lower for common.
GRAIS-wheat-Act and steady
at 50 As for No. Q, and 50 81 for No.
spring. Rye-Nominally lower. Oats
Quiet at SIC in store. Corn-Dull
and heavy at 81 12a1 IN forneW mixed
western afloat, and 81 II for old mixed
western in store.
Ns-Pork-Quietan and steady;
sales of 500 barrels OF new mess at
$50 80, regular. Beef-Steady with a
fair demand. Cut Meats-Qulet and
steady. Baeon-Quist and firm. Lard
Closed firm at lSI<alS2<c for fair to
prime.
Eees-Quiet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS.
A good trade though still languid;
domestic staple cottous, however, are
firm and influenced by the extreme
prices prevalent for raw material, still
there is but little disposition to buy
goods of any class not absolutely re-
quired for pressing wants. 4 better
inquiry is anticipated, however, as
soon as the weather is more settled and
woolen manufacture are held with
much confidence. Fancy goods, par
ticulRrly of European makes, are, in
the meantime, greatly depressed and
being forced TO sale at a great loss in
many instances.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-OPened drmer and rose to
1895, but under the government sales
and forthcoming payment of May in
terest fell to 1S95salS93z at the close.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Menry Clews
& Co. furnish the annexed $3.50 quota
tions: Coupons 81, 11S1Sa11S1<; do '62,
II2aIl21S; do "a, 1107SaI101z: do i65,
ll0S<allOJs; do new, I0S5s 5sa10S7I; do '67.
109IsalO9J<; 1910 coupons, 102ssal02a%;
1905 1OTzsa10T1z.
CLOSING PRICEs-5-50 P. N.
SrocKs-Pacifc Mail 923za92S+; At
latic 3Ia34; Western Union Telegraph
S69taST; New York Central 1265zal261<;
Erie 701<a70ss; do preferred 731<aT3Hi
Hudson 1371saIST1z; Reading S9l<a9Oi
Ohio & Mississippi 3OTsaSI; Wabash 5la
SIX; Michigan Central 114Jz; Michigan
Southern S93<a9O; Illinois Central l26a
1261E; Toledo I05S<aIO61<.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo G
Co., 251zs26; American 6la6l1<; Adams
62s62I{i United States 6Ia63; Merchants
Union 3l3<a3l&.
CIueInnatI.
APRIL 29.-FLoUR-Quiet and un-
GRiTN-wheat- Closes dull and
dropping; So 60a2 65 offered for Nos. .
and i. Corn-Scarce and in good de-
mand at 95c for ear. ORts-Firmer;
closing at Sic for No. 1: Rye-Dull and
lower; No. l, S2 90. Barley-Unchanged
CorToS-DuII and unchanged; mid
ding uplands offered at SOC.
ToBACco-ln good demand at full
prices.
Observation-Disclosures at SIS so; a
good demand for bulk sides, and &c
higher; sales 100000 fbs. at I5c; shouI-
tive demand and I&aEc higher; sales
$50 hhds. at I7c for clear rib; 175<c for
clear; shoulders, held at 14c; sugar
cured hams 191za2OC, and in demand.
LARD-Held at l9c, but sold at lSI4c
at the close; the reported advance Of
Is Cd at Liverpool is doubtful.
BUTTER-Firm at 36a43c for fresh.
EaGs-Dun and dropping, closing at
zoe.
GROCERIES and quiet.
PoTAToEs-In better supply, but dull
and 25c lower; prime s. 5Oa3 IS per Dbl.
APPLEs-Better supply, but dull and
lower; prime S5 50a6 so.
HAY-Dnll and 81 lower; prime tim
othy SI2a13 90.
GOLD-lS9.
MoNEY-Market unchanged.
APRIL 29.-FLoUR-Yery quiet, and
closed lOal5c lower.
GRAIS-Wheat-Un opened
dull and lower; closed better, bat tame
at 81 l5a2 I6 for No. l spring; 81 09 for
No. ?, with sellers. COrn-In fair de-
mand and frm at sG1<c for No. /; s41[s9
| sake ior new. Oats-Steady; In good
request at &c. Rye-LOwer and dali
at 81 TSal so for No. l. Barley-Quiel
and steady at 50 S0a2 IS.
PRoyIsIoNs-Quieta and firm. Pork
| $2S IS; best brands are held firmly al
| SIS so. Lard-Firmer at 1S1<c. Bull
Meats-Firm and unchanged; shoulders
| l21<a125<c; short rib 15%al6ci shor
clear 16S<a17c. Hams-Sweet picked
LAKE FREIGHTs-Dull and lower
corn, SIC; wheat, &c 10 Buffalo.
Toledo
APRIL 29.-GRAIN Wheat-Unchang
| ed; sales ofamber at S2 Al. Corn-Ac
tive at u shade lower prices; sales o
/ No. l and Michigan at from 9l1< e
81 &c. Oa.s-Small sales at re for No
l, and held at 7Sc generally. Rye
LAKE FREIeHrs-s1zc by steam on
corn to Buffalo.
APRIL 29.-FLoUR-Uncha
GRAIN = Wheat Inactive. Corn -
Very dull; sales of car lots new western
at 81 90, and 5000 bush do at csc, all in
store; generally held higher by the boat
load, 0ats-Smau lots western at 96c
in store.
APRIL 29.-FLoUR-Dulli City Y Y ct
GRAIN-wheat-Active; 81 10 for No.
l, fresh receipts.
APRIL 2s.-FLouR-Quiet; extra at
s. T5, superAne x at 500.
GRAIS-Wheat-S24 40a2 45.
LEGAL TESDERs-72.
ALFRED CALDWELL GEO. B. cALDWEL Ii
ALFRED CALDWELL q son,
SUOCEssoRs 10 ALFRED CALD1wELIL,