The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-19
Go1D-Lower; opened at 1865, and

closed at 1853.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Strong, active
and higher, with '62's and '67's as the
principal feature; one lot of 5000, 900 of
the latter was bought at the afternoon
call at 100. Mr.. Buffers bill preventing
banks banking on currency 6's weak
ened the currency late in the day, but
otherwise the market closed buoyant'
Coupons Isl, 1122sall256; do '62, 1l3A a
11315; do '64, 1O9I4alO93s; do 80, :1lO1sa
llOL: do new, l0S 1IalOS's; do '62, 1OS1 q
100; do '6S, los Is salO9: lO-4O's 1OG14alO1;s.
SToCKS-The railway market opened
weak, particularly on the western list
influenced by legislation pending ia the
Illinois legislature. The lowest prices
were made after the first regular board,
after which the market strengthened
and soon became active and excited,
which feeling continued 10 the close OF
the day, when the market was strong
though somewhat unsettled. 1t Is
rufnOred that the Mccullough party
are in league with the Lane
party in the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh matter, and that the recent APP
poiutment of a receiver and AuthOrIza-
ton of five millions of convertible
bonds are part of the plan to induce
short sales whereby sharp corner can
be made.
$3.50 Prices: Pacific Mail 12214a122A;
Western Union Telegraph 3i2s sa34}2;
New York Central l65 Iaal65ss; Erie 1915
a392s; Reading g5179534; Terre Haute SO
a42; WabashL625 sa625s; st. Paul 74Ma15;
Fort Wayne l23al251s; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi 331%a335s; Michigan Central lis
all94; Michigan Southern 81 Is a92; llll-
nOis Central l39aliO; Pittsburgh S9a
S914; Toledo 1O3l@alO32; Rock Island
l29nl29N; Northwestern S22saS213.
EMPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
Co. 25Ssa2G; American 3Sa4O: Adams
56Ha5615; United States 47aIS; Mer-
chants Union l35sal3fs.
Cincinnati.
JANUARY I8.-FLoUR-Dull; family
81 soar 20.
GRA1N-Wheat-Duu; No. 2 81 20;
No. /, 81 75a1 7513: no sales. Corn
Firm and in demand at 6Sc, but wRsa
held at zoe at close. Rye-Held firmly
Barley-Unchanged best grades 81 26H
2 35; lower grades 81 SOal So; all short
time, no cash buyers.
WHISKY-Firm at 96c.
PROvISIoNS-Held with increased
firmness. Mess POrk-At S29 SO. Lard
AT 19Na2OHc. Bulk Meats = 12al4c
for shoulders and sides; l5Ac for clear
rib; l5Na16c for clear do; sales 100000
lbs. clear rib at l51Sc seller. first half of
February; 10000 lbs. clear at l5Ac on
spot. Bacon-Eirm at l3%c for shoul-
ders; the demand moderate.
BUTTER-Flrm at 33a4Oc.
EGGS-2Sa20c.
CHEEsE-In good demand at ISa2Oc.
GROCERIES-Firm and in good de-
mand; sales Is hhdsS sugar at l2Na14c.
Coffee-In good demand; sales 34O
bags at 22a24c for fair to prime Rio,
currency.
OILs-Linseed oil firm, but demand
light; small sales at 81 05al OF.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at 35a37c for re-
fined.
HoGs-Scarce and in demand at $40 so
all so, gross; receipts, 400.
GOLD-l351%.
EXCHANGE-Quiet at SOC discount 10
par, buying; 1-lOc premium, selling.
MONEY-Market easier, with II better
supply of currency.
Chicago.
JANUARY lS.--FLOUR-Dull and
heavy; sales OF spring extr" at 50 Goa
q 10.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qutet, shade. tirmer;
sales OF No. l at 81 lSal 1SI4: No. = at
81 12Ial 10; closing at 81 l224al 1875 for
No. 2; sales this afternoon at 81 l2A.
Corn-SLeady at 55c for No. .; kiln
dried at 5l2{a5234c for new; and 47a4Sc
for no grade; closing at 52I2R5224c tor
new; and 1TaIT4c for no grade; sales of
new for future delivery at 53c; nothing
doing this afternoon. Oats-Opened
quiet and easier, subsequently be-
came firmer; closed at 472Ia4Sc for No.
2. Rye-DuIl at 81 I6 for No. l, and
No. 2 at 81 Gia1 Go; closing nominal at
81 64.
HOGs-Dressed HOgs-Firmer and
higher; sales at Sl1 5Oa12 60; closing at
S12 OOa12 so, dividing on 200 lbs; live
dull and nominally unchanged; sales
at 50 25alO so for common to choice.
Cleveland.
JANUARY 1S.-FLOUR-Quiet and
steady; city made xxx white $lla1l 25;
XX amber 80 50a9 20; XN red winter
IS 25aS SO; NN spring 81 10 s 90; coun-
try made NN red and amber 81 5OaS 90;
Y spring 81 00a7 so; NN white 80 25
alO 90.
IN.-Wheat-DulI but steady;No.
l held at 81 10; No. at 81 63al 10; No.
spring 81 80. COrn-(luiet, but hrmer;
at close held at 69A7Uc Tor new Rhelled.
Oats-FIrm and nOminalIy unchanged
at Csc for No. State. Rye-tluiet, but
steady at 81 3Oal 81 for No. ], and 81 %
al 2S for No.. Barley-Dull and NOM
inal at 81 O0d2 O5 for No. Canada; State
held at 81 20.
s-Petroleum-Very firm and fe-
verish, holders asking 52a34 for car lots,
which is above the views of buyers, ana
transactions are linit0d.
SI. Louis.
JANUARY 1S.-FLoUR-Dnll and un-
changed.
1N-Wheat-Quiet at 81 5OA2 90
for prime to fancy fall. Corn-Un-
changed at G5a7Oc. OAts-Advanced 10
5SA62c. Rye-Little better al 81 27a1 90.
Barley-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Higher at 96C.
Observation-Disclosures. Pork-At 800.
Bacon-Shoulders at 1890; clear sides
l7IIal72Ic, Lard-Nominal; held mt 19c
for tieTce.
HoGs-Unchanged at 50 OOa1O 90.
Toledo.
JANUARY lS.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Du and lower; No.
l white Michigan, 81 SO; amber nominal
at 81 20; do seller, February, 81 73. Corn
Unchanged; new 64ci new rejected,
Ole; new yellow, Gjc; new white, 60c;
new No. l, seller, February, Csc. Oats
Unchanged; Michigan, SIC; rejected,
55c. Rye-Quiet.
CLOVER SEED-Firm, and held 25C
higher.
DRESSED uOGs-LoweI; l2aI2kc.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 19.-FLoUR-Nothing doing
GRAIN-Nothing doing, except six
cars new Corn at 79c on track. Bar
ley-1 car Canada at 81 90 in store;
1000 bus. do at 81 50, to be delivered;
prices nominally unchanged.
Milwaukee.
JANUARY l8--FLoUR-Dull and prices
GRAIN-wheat-Firm at SIl714 for
No. in store.
Rev York Cattle Market.
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