The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPm.
NEW YORK. February II.

NEW YORK, February II.
CoTroS-Heavy at A@4c lower; sales OF
2,50O bales at Egz94c IO6 EtI1 uplan1S. u.s.
RAIN-Wheat-Dull and heavy at l92C
lower. Rye-Dnll at 81 44GJl IS for western.
Oats-Oulet and steady at 75c for western In
store. COrn-DulI at SO09lC Tor new mixed
"PRoVTs1oNs- and firm for
new mess at S33 OS on spot; s33 81 for future
delivery. Beef-Sieady with limited In
qu1ry. Cut Meats-steady. with moderate
demand. Bacon-Nominal. La1d-Steady
at l054cGlg5.c for fair to prime steam.
ECGs-0uiet at 22gS2lc.
DRY GOODS.
There Is an improved inquiry for cotton
and wooden fabricS and prices are generally
we'll maintained notwithstanding the de-
preston in the raw cotton market, never
theless still far from active.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Active during the forenoon ut
per cent. on call, but In the afternoon the
lone was ensier with ample supply; prime
papet dull at 719 per cent. ,oo, ,
sTERLING-Low and IRREGULAR; prime lO91s
mlOgI for sixty days, and lOYGg lO9Is for sight.
GOLD-Opened at l3o14 and settled TO 1879
on a moderately large business. The effect
or the decline OF bonds in London Is neutral-
lZed by the high rates for carrying cost on
gold. These ranged frOm 81 TO 10 per cent.
the price recovered to l31 before the close;
the morning, prices showing decline from
a corresponding time yesterday OF n TO II
per cent, but in the afternoon there was an
increased demand and recovery of about "a
per cent, closing steady: ,eo ,,,7>o.,,..
~ 1i,Sii,itlSSiIa DO ;R5 Il:EiiIssi i5fS:
DO new llUl4 4Cs IlOiS; do. ~, lIU1z9 IIV14; uU.
| rs, llU7 scSIll; IJ-4ys, lO91a@ IO9i4,
morning was weak and declining under ac-
| tive speculation for lower prices. The most
ne inrseIy held % by the Erie Clique. Dealings
large and attended with unusual excitement.
Express and miscellaneous shares were also
dull and lower. Alter the one O'Clock call
| Ihe general market became hrmer, and at
| the second board prices were steady. AS
subsequently was announced, the Pacific
| Mail dividend is per cent, payable March
| Ist and that stock fell to lO714@l0TA, Affect
| ing the rest of the market, which closed fe-
verish and at decline from the best prices OF
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail, .lO52s@lO774; West
| ern Union Telegraph 3S1sgS614; New YORK
GlS5I%; Harlem, 1850 @iS51S; Reading, 9l11@
| gl5l; Ierre Haute, 371a@S9; Wabash, G454Y6o;
k9Tt WayneS LiSil1 h1S EhS MsSisssPP! 1ssZsP
Illinois Central, Il3; Pittsburgh, SS5s9oy; 1O-
Iedo, lO2t49lC4; Kock Island. l2o>s9i 1853;
bus e Indiana Central AZ.
EXPRESS SHARES American 4SH945;
Adams G3ts96t2s; Merchants Union l79l72
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 17.-FLoUR and WHEAT re-
main dull and nominal. Corn-DulI and
declining; ear at 62GS63c. OatS-SteRdy at
B70EGSc for No. l, and 69c for white. Rye and
Barley-Ouiet and steady.
| CoTToN-Dull, lower, and nominal; mid
dling6 can he bought at CSC.
WIIsKY-QuieLa at 65ci closed with down.
PRovisToNsEQuiet and firm; price, nom-
| inal; 100 barrels Mess Pork sold at 333 20, buy
ers March; not much oneT1nng i u gam ana not mucn
| ly unchanged and no inquiry. sugar Cured
Aams--steady with moderate demand At
! 199l91ac. Lard d-Dun and no demand
worthy of note; held firmly at 2Oc.
BUTTER-Firm; light supply of fresh made
EGGHsNFlrm at 1S9l9c per dozen.
| CHEE5E-Flrm at I914Gs22c.
APPLEs-ScaIce and nrm at 81 5296 90 per
| barrel.
fee-Unchnnged and steady.
OILs-Linseed Oll.Dul and unchanged.
Lard Oil-Firm at 81 6591 ~. Petroleum
Firm at 36@3sc for refined.
GScRAEeEpS GScR5s54 39ylnS e 1-lo discount buying
and par selling.
| February l7.-FLoUR-QuIet but steady
| for upper grades, but shade lower for su.
perfine brands; sales 5000 bbIs at S56s5 50 fol
GRA1N-Wheat-Dul and depressed, and
for No. 2 spring; sales Al 81 2J5z9l "A for No
!; 81 l6G5l II for No. 2; 81 10 for no. 3. Corn
and 551l@G6c for no grade; closing at 691S@
5914c for new for future delivery; No. solI
| at 7Cc, seller may, and No. at G6c, seller
N ay, and seller last hall April and flrst hal
OF May. and new at 59ac, buyer February
OatS-Dull but no material change in values
transactions light: 5SI95i19c for No. 2; clio
| sing nominal AT 53i4 954c lOr future delivery
| No. sold at 54c. Kye-Duu and prices with
out change; No. sold at 81 1915@l ~, with
buyers at inside quotations. BaTIey-ln fall
request but easier; sales at 81 SgcSl 81, accord
ing TO location.
HoGs-Dressed Hogs-Were In good de.
| mand and shade higher, closing at Sl2 J09
l3 20 for soft; SI3 5OGlI 10 for light frozen. and
| SI4 25@I4 Is for green frozen lois. Live Hogs
Dull at decline OF lO92Oc per 100 pounds
Receipts were :, 3,456 hehu; sales ,2:3 head Al
| Si0 Is for stOckerS and common, and at $40 3:
| "a 10 IS for light 10 good shipping lots.
Cleveland.
| FEBRUARY l7.-FLoUR-Dull and nomI
| nal; city made at SII SO XXX white; 50 7U@
| 975 for XXX amber; as 25gs so for XXX red
winter; g So@S sso 90 90 for XX spring., country
S. 5O97 so for Xxx spring:
asked; No. 2 do held al 81 80. Corn-SalCs o Q,
81 SO91 50 for No. !; No. 2 at 81 25II Is.
| Observation-Disclosures and steady, re-
fined held at 3319Gs3ic Tor standard while
| 3214C93Sc for prime light straw TO white, ir
| large lots.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY 17.-FLouR-QuIet, nothing
doing in round lots.
spot; 81 65 buyer tho month; No. i wniIG
| Michigan at 81 50. Corn-Better but not ac-
tive; new at Csc; rejected atG619c; new white
ut sue; new yellow at tic. Odts-lc lower
sales at SOC. Rye-Lower; sales OF No. al
SlIS. Barley-Unchanged
| HOGS-Dressed HOgFNOthlns doing,
| SEEDs-CIover Seed-lOc lower at 50 30.
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY 17.-FLoUR-Stea1y and un
| changed.
CIRSTN--Wheat-Slow and unchanged
Coru-SeIls at 7O972c. OatS-RRDge 61g7lc
latter fancy for seed: Rye-UnchAnged At
81 SO6Sl 80. Barley-SI s092 30 for spring.
Il W8IsKY-UnchRnged at 9Jc.
PRoyIgIoHS-Easier. POrk-SOd on spo!
at S83; buyer month 332 50. Bacon-LOWero ~
i4Ec FOR shoulders, and l754c9lSc lof cleal
sides, Lard-HOminal.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady stanton maue oEle1
speech to the merchants on cnange this