The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-14

difficult to supply their wants, even at
the rapidly advancing prices. Prints
are active, and still tend upwards.
Apart from domestic cotton, other
classes of goods are comparatively
quiet, and press very low.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons 90,
1l13z; do. '64. 1925; do. is, new los;
IL. 4Os and 7-SOs, unchanged.
MONEYS per cent.
STERLING-UnchanE
GoLD-l4l2S.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:30 P. II.
GoLD-Fell per cent to-day on the
ueieat OF the impeachment bill in Con-
gress, and closed steady at l4O1fal4O3S.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Henry Clewes
q Co. report Governments dull but
steady, and furnish the following QUO
tatlons; coupons, 81, l1ljs 4ll2; 2Os OF
%, iii+alli2S; do. "a. lOsj5 dlO9; do.
~, lO71salUs; lO-4Os, lO4f alO5; I sos.
l0114HlO75s.
STocks-Canton 6lKa6l31; Cumber-
land 561<a371S; Quicksilver 249Su25L;
Mariposa sassy; Pacific Mail IO45Sa
1049<; Atlantic 971s"97h; Western
Central lS4bal341<; Erie 76a761s; 90
preferred SONASOH; Hudson l4SLa
14S15; Harlem l2gIS; Reading 95ag5LS.
ONO Certificates 321sAS25S; Wabash 47H
AZ; st; Paul sou; do preferred ga
Michigan Southern 93Isu94X; IllnUis
Central l3S%a lS9: Pittsburgh 96I<u969::
Toledo 1l3All3H: Rock island ASIA
9SIs; Northwestern 6O&a6l; do prefer
red 74IAa75; Fort Wayne iOlLalO2II:
Chicago q Alton l3415; Hannibal & ST.
Joe preferred a; Marietta IL Cincin-
natl, first preferred, 81; Columbus lO7JI:
Burlington & Quincy l47; Cleveland &
gainesville ITO; Terre HHute SOY,
EXPRESS SHARES-AdAms 7o1Sa761<:
Merchants Union 35JSAS6; American
7l7a72; United States 7411A75: Wells,
Fargo & Co. 4211a4S.
:. STATE STOCES-Missourisl O4H; New
Tennessees SOS.
CATTLE MARKET.
The receipts thus far are over 8 900
head; demand good; full prices at 1OalS.
SHEEP-Firm for good Ht Mondays
rates; low grades heavy.
doGs-Shade easier, best SsSc.
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 13.-FLoUR-UnchanH
observation-disclosures and not
much doing. COrn-In moderate de-
mRnd at $50 for ear; no demand for
shelIed. OaIs-Opened dull but closed
hrmer and prices are higher for No.
at &c. Rye Unchanged and quiet.
Barley-In good demand at 90 35a2 40.
CoTToN-Quiet; but Is held at goo;
buyers are not offering better than l9H
BUrTER-Scarce and firm at S5aS9o
for fresh.
EGos-S2c.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet; but prices are
nominally unchanged; holders firm,
Mess Pork is held al S23. Bulk Meats
9, IL, llH and l2c for shoulders, sides,
"a fpIn ctr r
!2M, 12A and 1870 and much smoked
bulk hams sold at l2<c; and sugar
picked do 1870.
LARD-Is held firmly at 141Sc; in the
absence of sales these quotations are
nominal TO great extent.
SEEDS-Clover Seed-AdvRnced to
lac and in good demand.
OILs-Sl l9al 20. Lard-Sl lOa1 is and
firm.
PErRoLEuM-42s44c.
BEEF CATTLE-In light supply and
the market is firmer, though moi ono
tably higher; butchers 81 OOs6 Sc: shin.
ping ~ OOa9 25 per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Scarce and firm at So 5Oa6 90
per Genital, gross.
Hoos-In demand ats 25as IS, gross.
GoLD-l4OH buying.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY 10. GRAIN NJ Wheat
Firm, and quiet at 81 OILa2 OlL for
SOA4aS2c. Oats-New, heavy and dull
al 57a671Sc. Rye-Quiet at 55a57. Bar
ley-F'Irm and better at 2Oa25c,
PROVIsIONs-Dull and lower, Pork
offered at $50 25a22 81. Lard-Lc low
er and demand light. Hams-Green,
| firm at 121Sal21<c.
DRESSED HOas-Firm and higher at
50 75a9 so.
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY l3.-FLoUR-Very quiet
and un changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-Hel firmly but de-
mand light; spring sold at 90 IOa2 is;
prime to choice red and fall ranges
from 81 50a2 20. Corn-UnchanRed at
S4hS6c. Oats-LOwer at 66a69o. Rye
and Barley-Uncbanged.
PRovIslONS-Very quiet. Pork-No
| sa!esi held at S22 so BacOn-Small
sales shoulders at 9Ic; clear sides
l224a13c. Lard-Dull; small sales at
l312c; mainly held at lac.
FEBRUARY l3-Market very dull
FLoUR-Un changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un
MIIWmukee.
FFBRUAEY INSTRUMENTATION
80 95alO 90 for best spring extras.
GHAIN-Wheat-FIrm at 81 O3 for
No. l.