The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aIARKETs BY TELEGRAPA.
NEW York, June /.

NEW YORK, June l.
CorroN-Cottou more active and IA
| Lc better; sales $500 bales at 29Ac tol
middling uplands.
-FLoUR-Closed dull and shade
easier.
in buyers favor; No. 2 spring at 81 42a
4S. Rye-Nominal. Oats-Dull and
heavy at ITO for western af1oat. Corn
Rather quiet 1T 57a75c for canal, and
78aS4c for railroad.
ov1s1oNs-Pork-DulI at S3I 50a
81 60 for new mess. Beef-Qutet ana
without decided change. Cut Meats
Dull and unchanged. Bacon-Steady.
Lard-Quiet at 1870 for prime steam.
Eaas-Dull and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
In cotton goods trade continues mod
erately active, the market being swept
Of all cheap lots offering preparatory 70
advancing prices among jobbers. Busi-
ness very fair and prices rule for the
most part quite uniform. The only
changes;which we observe to-day are In
Clark's 4 4 bleached muslins. which
have declined from 81 to zoe, and Rock
Vile q bleached have advanced from
81 to 10c.
MONEY AND sTnOKS.
MoREY-The market was more ac-
tive late in the day, but easy at 6A7 per
cent on call.
GoLD-Higher; opened at 1885; closed
at lS91sa139L; the rise was occas1oned
by an attempt to cover the recent heavy
bear sales. Carrying rates 5a6 per cent.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Strong and ad-
vancing during the morning, with
chief dealings in 1928, '67s, old 1928 and
'8Is; active inquiry for the latter by
foreign bankers. In the afternoon the
market was dull and a fraction lower
than the best rates of the day.
Coupons of '8l, I22S11227s; DO ' ,6s'
1229Sal22X; do '64, 1l71sa1l72s; do '62,
118Zal19; do new, 12Oa12O1s; do ~,
12Oal2O1s; do '68, 120sl2O3s; l0.4Os. 1O9as
alO91<; Paciic's 1O77Sa107X.
SToCKs--The market during the
morning was feverish, but in the main
strong. Michigan Southern, Pitts
burgh, st. Paul and New York Cen
trail were the features. Michigan South
ern f1uctuated between 117M and 119A;
New York Central between 1S9H and
l9l3<; st, Paul, common, between 9O9s
and 9l5S; Pittsburgh between 1919 and
1881. The immediate future OF The
market depends on the action OF the
Vanderbilt party, the active mem
bers of which are in Cleveland to at
tend the Michigan Southern election.
In the afternoon the market was alter
nately weak and firm. The report first
said that Horace F. Clark had been
made President of the consolidated
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore
roads, and Legrand Lockwood, Treasu.
rer. The next report was that the ar
rangement was not satisfactory to
either party, upon which free sales
were made of Michigan Southern fol.
lowed Immediately by as equally Vlgo-
rous buying. There was a sudden rise
in st. 10 preferred from 120 to 13l, 1t be-
ing stated that the company has assets
of IS, ,I35 600 applicable to redemption
of land bonds, the 10 per cent loan and
other bonds, and that such disposition
was to be made of assets and a diVl-
dend declared of 10 per cent cash and
so per cent stock. The market at the
close was not up to the highest point of
the day and closed unsettled.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail S0Na80H;
Western Union Telegraph 43a43M; New
York Central 19l16a19lAi Erie 29ha
2911; Hudson 1577za1575s; Harlem 1919;
Reading 99Ial00; Terre Haute 3S3a4O;
Wabash 7715a772<; st. Paul 7SAa79; Ft:
Wayne 1555<a156; Ohio6S Mississippi 356
a3551; Michigan Central 12S1<a13O; Mi
chiRan Southern 1l8a1lS1s; Illinois Cen
tral 1457za14611; Pittsburgh 1O5ss alO59;
Lake Shore IO5Aa1O6; Rock Island
1271Sa1272S; Northwestern 92asa9
EXPRESS SHAREs.-Wells, Fargo G
Co. 3Ia3I1<; American 4OA Aa4O15; Adams
591sa6O; United States 6634a67; Mer-
chBnts' Union 14Aa15H.
Cincinnati
JUNE 1.-FLoUR-Unchang
GRAIN.-Wheat-Un Corn
-Dull and lower; ear 63A64c. No change
CoTToN-Firmer and in fair demand;
middling 27a2713c.
TonACco-ActIve: sales 24I hhds at
WH1sKY-Unsettled; offered at Csc;
PRovIsIoNs-Firm but quiet. Mess
Pork-Held at $31; not offered freely at
this rate. Bulk Meats-Dun 12Na
15c, rates asked; no sales. Bacon-Dull,
but held very firm; shoulders 1870;
sides 16Aa164c for clear rib, and l71sc
for clear, Sugar Cured Hams-1sHal9c.
LARD-Held at 19c; no demand.
BUTTER-In large supply and dull AT
22a26c.
Eaas-Dull at 19c and drooping;., m
OLs.-Linseed Oil-No change; % w
al O5. Lard OiI-S1 4Oa1 45. Petroleum
~ ~ESS4INaE-Dull at Ito discount
bnving and par selling.
MoNEY-Market close.
Toledo.
IuNE 1.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
GRAIS.-Wheat-A shade better: am
Der 81 38 on spot; 81 81 seller June;
white Michigan regular 81 Al. Corn
a shade lower; No. at CSC on spot; SIC
seller fifteen days; No. 2 at CSC. Oats
a shade lower; small safes at 6611c for
Michigan. Rye-Dull; offered at 81 10
without buyers. Barley-Nominal.