The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-11
COMMERCIAL AND FIEAEGIAL.
MARkErs q EELEeEAPn.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.

dRA1N-W neat-62utet without mate
rial change; No 2 spring 81 5OaI Sc: No.
LIDO 81 6iai 6S; amber Michigan 81 9Oa
95. Rye-Dull and heavy at 81 S5 for
western 0Rts-DulI at I2a725<c for
western afioat- Oorn-Quiet at 81 la
ia for unsound; 81 15al IL for sound
mixed WESTERN @5z5sc .
Observation-Disclosures and nomi-
nal at S2S OOa2S % for mess, cash and
regular Beef-In moderate request;
prices in favor of buyer. Cut Meats
Nominal. Bacon-Steady with a mod
crate inquiry. Lard-Dull at 16Ha17c
for fair 10 prime steam. lf
EGGs-Quiet at 32a37c.
.aa5ays DRY GOODS.
In general, trade is inactive, although
there Is a little more doing with the
change OF cooler weather; prices with
out much change.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money easier; drag at per cent.
on call, with some transactions At
per cent. among lenders. There were
some part les closely identified with the
great Bear combination. IL has let out
over i've millions since Saturday. The
same parties are, however, extending
their lines by borrowing on them, and
there are some indications of another.
locking up of greenbacks, when the
public do not expect it.
SrERLING-FiFmer at 91<a98. $40 Il
GoLD-Unsettled and lower, and
opened at 1352S; and closed at 1341<a |
1345S. The Bull clique, who have been |
manipulating the gold, realiZSd heavi-
ly this morning.
Governments arc feyerfsh and unset
tied, closing steady at a.declfhe. The
operators are mainly on the Bull side,
and considerable amounts are held
by parties who believe the Secretary
would take them of their hands at
highprices. go
GOVERNMENT SrocRs-Co Coupons of
'64, 1865 sal069<i do '65. 1067kal06IS: do
new, lO9sS Sa1O95s; do '67, 1O9Iza1095l; do
'6S, lIOI<al1O7<; 10:40s 1O45<alO5.
SToCKS-The market has been agitat-I
ed by unfavorable rumors of bank fail
ures at, the west, closes weak and
unsettled at a decline of 1a4 per cent.
on morning quotations. $3.50 prices;
Telegraph 35za35N; New York Cen
trail u9za1l9sS: Erie 8Ska3S1S Reading
e65ss96zS; Hudson 126; Ohio q Missis-
stppi 292sa29ss; Wabash 5SR5SA; st.
Paul 7O1<aTI; Michigan Central lI45<R
1l6; Michigan Southern S2aS21<; Illinois
Central 143: Pittsburgh S31<aSS1zj To-
ledo 981zA99; Rock Island 1031Sa1031<i
North Western S09zaS0IS; Fort Wayne
1075<a10S; TerTe HauIe 63; Chicago dC
Alton 142; Columbus Cincinnati d In
dianapolis al.
EXPRESS SHAREs-WelIs, Fargo &
Co, 271fa2S; American 421<a42s<; Adame
471za47M; United States 46a47; Mer-
chants Union 19Ha20.
Cincinnati.
NOVEMBER. 10.-SFLoUR-Unchang
GRAIS-Wheat-Un Corn
Dull; sales of old at S0aSIC; new dull
at 5Sc. oRts-Firm at 5Sc- Rye-Lim-
tied demand at 81 23a1 25. Barley
Nominally unchanged.
COTToN-Dull at 23c for middling.
ToBACC0-Better demand and firmer;
81 65a9 so forllugs, and $40 O0a29 90 for
leaf.
WHIsKY-Unsettled; closing at 81 90,
and no demand.
Hoas-Firm; sales at S7a7 60 for extra
large 81 IS. gross: receipts 1s0O head.
PBovIs1oNs-Mess PeEk-Sales new
at S25 90. Green Meats-71<, 10 and I2c;
good demand. Bacop-In light sup
ply. chiefly shoulders; small sales at
1876. Lard-Negleeted but held at 16c
for prime kettle. Sugar Cured Hams
Dull at 16a17c.
BUrTER-Good supply but limited
demand at S3a3Tc, latter an extreme
rate for Western Reserve. co SO = =
CHEEsE-Easier ut 16a165<c. o. sE
OILS-Linseed Oil-Very duh and
odered,Rt 95a97c without buyers. Flax
seed-DulI at 81 20a2 %. Lard Oil-In
fair demand at 81 40a1 IS. Petroleum
Dull at 2SaS0c for refined.
BEEF OATTLE-Duli at 3a6 per GENITAL,
gross; the supply has been in excess OF
demand. -ssa7--.- -
sHEEr-Unchanged and steady at ssa
5 90 per GENITAL, gross.
9oLD-134& buying.
ExCHANGE-Ffrm at par buying.
MoNEH-sMarkee continues close at
10a12 per cent.
5 te ChIeaEO. =
! NovEMBER IO.-FLoUH-Steady and
In good shipping demand for lower
grades; better grades dull and unchang-
ed; sales spring extras At s. 00a7 00s
GRAIN.-Wheat-Fir and in fair
speculative demand; sales No. i ut
81 17a1 %; No. Eat 81 1l1zsI 13. closing
At 81 11Z for regular and 81 l2H for
fresh receipts OF No. 2; sales No. 9 since
Change at 81 II. COTn-Dull, but firm;
sales No. L Al s0sSIc; No. 2 at z3a75c,
and rejected At 69c; closing dull at SOC
for No. j; sales no. this afternoon at
slas2c. Oats-In fair request, firm and
bic higher; sales No. 1 at 4Sa49e, rejected
At 46c; closing at 4s1<a4s1<c for No. i.
Rye-Qnlet and firm: sales No. i al
81 03Al OAK; No. 2 At 81 02a1 O3, clos
ing At outside prices. Barley-Easier;
sales No. . at 81 49a1 %, rejected Al
81 22a1 .; closing at 81 81 for No. q
sample lots on track sold at 81 coal rs.
T. 1ADukA.
NovENBEB 10s-FLoUR-NIore active,
hut the demaud is for low grades for
the South; prices unchanged.
: GRAINs-Wheat-D and unchang-
Eed,ssprfng ranging at 81 15al 1S. Corn
f-6naettled, new ranging at 60A70c, and
old at 75aS2e. 0ats-IIlftler better feel
ing, but prices unchanged at 4Sa62c,
Rye -UnchanRed at 81 1081 u. Barley
tEDp1 and unchanged. ars
n WHIsKY-EasierG Gt 81 coal OF. ~
Il iPROvIsIoNs-UnchaE and nothing
sas't e-2 ToIedO. -i
Q NoYKnBER 1O.-FLouRlQhieL
Z GRAIN-Wheat=At Sa4c better; sales
Tor No. white Michigan at g %; White
Michigan AZ 81 so; amber at ~ 10a1. q
for No. 2 red at 81 55a1 56s Laporte
spring At $50 C0ru-111<e oetterj sales
1 OF No, at SS5<er Oats-lo netteri sales
of No. i At Sc; No. 2 Rt 63es Rye-No.
i Rt 81 Is. Barlsy-Dul.a
milwaukee. =
/ iNoyF,rHER Qniet, and
'tsleady; prices unchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At 81 2s1z sOa
i No. In store.