The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-26

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middling and good grades.
IN-Wheat-Heayy and 1a2c
lower, with q limited export demand
| for spring: Rye-Duu at 81 4Oa1 43
for western. Oats-Dull at 1870 for
western in store. Corn-Quiet at GOA
| Ole for new mixed western; 81 GOAL O2
| for old do In store and aflORt.
oNs-Pork-Firmer and qui-
| ct at S32 90 for new mess, cash and regu-
lar: S32 25 for future delivery. Beef
Dull and dropping. Cut Meats-Dull.
| Bacon-Quiet and without decided
change. Lard-Firmer; 19a19Hc for fair
to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 2Sa25c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Market dull but steady for staple
fabrics; there is an improved demand i,
however. for seasonnble fabrics, in
small quantities, TO meet the wants OF
trade; in prices there is no important
| change.
MONEY-Market without new feature
and offerings liberal but demand not
excessive. Call loans at 5a7c; prime
paper at Ease. The treasury is largely
supplied with currency its balance be-
ing about 800, ,000, 600. The Erie Rail
way announces that it will do its own
express business on and after the 1st of
March.
STERL1Nd-Steady but quiet at 1 90
al 09L.
GoLD-Irregular; opened at 3231,
and advanced to l 321s and under rise
OF bonds in London fell to 3236al 3217.
AT the close loans were made at 212a4
per cent. for carrying. The great fea-
ture of Wall street to-day was govern
ment bonds, which was the cause Of
great excitement and bouyancy
sage of Mr.. Schenck's bill by the
House and the probability of tconcur-
rance of the Senate, stimulated de-
mand here and prices are fully 1al13
per ont. higher than they were yester-
day, closing with a strong excitement.
Printed dispatches quote Dos light at
SlL in London, and say they closed
at ST.
Coupons 'S1, 1154: '62, 11GHa117; '64
l1215a1123<; '65, 11425a1l44; new, lllHa
1l1I; '67, 11I5sall2; '6S, lllAall2;
10 -4Os. 1lO1s.
SToCKs.-The market was firm du-
ring the morning but not especially ac-
tive except on Pacific Mail, which rose
from 1OO% to 1O3A on heavy purchases
by leading broker to cover specula-
tive short sales on account OF custom
ers. The company Is about TO reduce
their trips to IS II month from New
York. In railway lists the principle
Wabash, New York Central, North
Western and Rock Island. Miscellane.
Gus shares steady. Express, unsettled
but rather higher. On favorable reports
in the afternoon, the railway market
was steady with Wabash, Michigan
Southern and Pittsburgh as the feature.
Miscellaneous higher except Pacific
Mail, which closed at 1O2. Expresses
steady.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail 1O2a1O2N;
Western Union Telegraph 315sa31Is;
New York Central l64 4Aa164H; Erie 36A
/nl =, i00 a
9279; Terre Haute 3S11a39; Wabash 67@
a673I; st. Paul 66Lsa662s; Fort Wayne
l22Lal23: Ohio 81 Mississippi 34E%a341z;
Michigan Southern 97a97H; Illinois
Central I4lal43; Pittsburgh 92Na92A;
Toledo lO5 ISalO524; Rock Island l26Aa
127; Northwestern 82NaS2N.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells Fargo d Co..
80; American Az; Adams 59I2a593s;
Merchants Union l7al7M.
Cincinnati.
FEpRUARY 25.-FLoUR-Firmer and
demand fair: family ut Sc 75a7 0O.
IS-Wheat-Eirmer and No. l
higher; red winter at 81 4Oal so; holders
asking 2a3c higher at the close. Corn
Ic higher, closing at 65aGGc for ear and
shelled. Oats-Quiet and unchanged;
No. at 67a68c.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal; middling
could have been bought at Csc.
WHIsKY-Firm at 93c; demand good.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess POrk-NominRlly
unchanged and no demand. Should
ers-Held at lac, and sides at 161Sa17Ac
for clear rib and clear. Sugar Cured
Hams-loa19%c, with moderate de-
mand. Lard-Dull and no inquiry,
but Teld at 1870.
BUTTER-Scarce and in demand at 33
a37c for good to prime, and 3Sa4Oc Tor
choice yellow.
EGGS-DuIl at 19c.
OILS-Lard oil easier at 81 Goal 90.
Linseed oil unchanged at 81 20.
PETRoLEUM-35aS6cf for refined
GoLD-132%, buying.
ExCHANGE-Steady.
MoNEY-Market close and ConsiderR-
BILE pressure for loans from spectators
in pork.
FEBRUARY 25-FLoUR-Q1ietn and firm
at $5 25a6 so for fair to good spring
extras.
GRAIN Wheat-In fair request and
less firm, sales of No. at 81 2la1 25 for
regular and fresh receipts; No. nt
81 15a1 15I for regular and 81 l7al l7l3
for fresh receipts, closing with buyers
at 81 15l.; seller at 81 I5T for regular,
sales tins afternoon at 81 15. Corn
Quiet and steady and nc lower; sales
at 57Ma5Sc for new and 56a563c Tor no
grade, closing firmer at $50 for new,
sales of No. l at zoe seller last half
631lc seller May, and new at 59c buyers
March; nothing doing this afternoon.
Oats-Moderately active and nc higher,
sales at 54c for regular and 54za0oc Tor
fresh receipts; No. closing easier at
sac for regular and 55c for fresh; sales at
SIC seller March, and 54Mc seller last
half March. Rye-Firm, buoyant and
lalHc higher; sales of No. at 81 2la
1 %: No, 9 at 81 20, and rejected at 81 10,
closing at 81 22al % for No. l. Barley
In good demand and firm, sales at
81 S5al SS for No. 2.
HoGs-Dressed HOgs--In better
request and frmer at Sl1 5OAl3 90, clos.
ing steady at S11 5Oal2 80 for light and
heavy. Live active and hrmer az
SS 4OaS 75 for common to fair; 60 OOa9 70
for medium to good and $40 90 10 90 for
choice to extra.
Cleveland.
FEBRUARY 25.-FLoUR-Q Quiet and
steady: stock full and demand moder-
ate; citv made xxx white at $40 5Oa
10 75; NX amber at IS 7ja9 90; NN red
winter at 81 soar 15; y red at 50 15a7 70;
country made Xxx red and amber at
81 25aS 90; XIX spring at Sc 5Oa1 "A; M
white at 50 75alO 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-S more of
an inquiry, but transactions limited
and market unchanged; $l'5S for No. ]
red winter; 81 45 for No. 2; spring is
quiet and nominal. Corn-FIrmer and
better: new shelled brings 69c; new ear
on track held at Csc. Oats-Steady, un-
changed and quiet; No. state held at
! &c. Rye-Demand moderate; held at
81 28al 80 for No. state and western.
Barley-NO sales; nominal at 81 15a2 20
for No. state and Canada; 81 00a2 05
for No. do.
OILS = Petroleum - Firmer under
more active inquiry, and more favor
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