The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-12


ceiling at 1910; Methuen cotton ticks
at 27Hc, and Willow Bank NO. ticks
at 271c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The Stock Exchange and open board
are now consolidated and the prospects
favor the reunion of the Gold Exchange
with the organization, the members
having voted by a large majority to
appoint committee of conference. 1t
is Understood there will be two calls of
speculative stocks in the long room,
commencing tomorrow. Transactions
there to-day were not officially re-
corded.
MoNEY-Market easy at per cent.
on call, with exception al 6 per cent.
The supply Is in excess of the wants of
brokers. Prime discounts at Tao per
cent.
STERL1NG-Quiet and steady at 1O9a
109A for prime bankers, and 1O8H for
good bills; prime sight ITO.
GoLD-Active and excited during the
day, with a marked advance, on Wash
inGton kilograms that Secretary Bout
well don't intend to cancel bonds pur-
chased rumors of Cuban successes,
and that bonds were down to Tx and
rs in London. Prices opened at 1878,
and closed at 1885. Rates for carrying
4a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Opened firm.
heaviness and fall of Il per cent. This
brought in buyers, who took all the
bonds offered and there was q recovery
from the lowest point, market closing
firm. The fact the Assistant Treasurer
will tomorrow receive proposals for
million of bonds. had a favorable effect.
Coupons 'Sl, 1l9Na1l9A; do '62, 2,1l9Sa
119L; do '64. 1l51Sa1l53s; do '65, 1151sa
ll6; do new, 1172sa11711; do '67. 1173Sa
ll7M: do '6S, ll736all71S; 10-40's 10SAa
1OSA; Pacitics 1O6XalO6A.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail 92a9211;
Western Union Telegraph s431za43N
New York Central 17S1za178A; Erie
3OAa3O1; Hudson 15SNal5925; Reading
76K; st. Paul 78a78L Fort Wayne 155a
1858; Ohio s. Mississippi 3lNa3lH;
Michigan Central 128; Michigan South
ern 1O7Na1O711; Illinois Central 145Ha
1867; Pittsburgh 92Aa93; Lake Shore
lO7al07N Rock Island 13O1sa13l: North
western 8S5sa9SA; Columbus Chicagos&
Indiana Central AZ.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo & Co.
35Ta357S; American 40Ha4l; Adams
6O4a6lH; United States 64a6411; Mer-
chants Union 15Ha16.
Cincinnati.
MAY u.-FLoUR AND GRAIN-Un-
changed and quiet.
CoTToN-Unchanged; middling up
lands 271f.
ToBACoo-Firm but quiet.
WHEKY-Flrm at 93a94; generally
held at the latter rates.
PRovIsIONs-Dull, nothing done, and
prices nominal. Mess Pork is held at
81, bulk meats at 12a14N, bacon at
LARD-Held at is.
BUTTER-In better supply and dull at
31a37.
EGas-Scarce and firm at 16.
SUGAR-Firm, and refined nc higher. |
CoFFEE-Firm at 1a4c higher.
WooL-Dull but unchanged and not |
much offering.
O1Ls-Linseed unchanged at 81 O4a
l O5; Lard, lower at 81 43 to 81 AZ for No. |
l and extra; Petroleum, dull at 80 for |
refined.
GOLDFISH buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
MoNEY-Market easy at Sa10 per
cent.
BEEF CATTLE-In light supply and
25c higher; common to extra So 90 10
81 rs.
sHEEP-scarce and SOC higher; wool
on $5 90 to 81 90.
HoGs-In good demand and firm.
Chicago.
MAY ll-FLoUR-Held firm at "a S7H |
a6 25 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Du No. advanced |
2a2 nc; safes No. l at 81 16a1 Is; do No.
2 at 81 121za1 1871; closing strong at
81 1917; safes since 'change at1 81 ii.
f1rmer and AaHc higher:
a55kc; rejected at 5Oa50Mc; closing |
steady at 591la5913; No. unchanged
this P. NJ. Oats-Active and steady; |
sales No. at 6la6l1zc; closing at Ola
6lLc. Rye-In better demand and nc |
lower; sales No. at 81 15a1 1611; Mo. 2 |
lar for No. l. Barley-Quiet at 81 6S.
HoGs-Opened quiet and active but |
closed easy, with sales at $S 75a9 SO for |
fair to choice.
BEEF CArTLE-Dull, weak and 25a35c |
lower; sales at IS 25a5 so for common to |
good cows; SO O0a6 SO for light; Sc 70a !
121z for good to choice shipping steers.
Toledo.
MAY 11.-FLoUR.Quiet and steady.
N,-Wheat-Shade better and
q uuiet; amber at 81 a.; white Michigan
regular at 81 so; No. 2 spring 81 Is; No.
2 red 81 35. Corn-1c lower and less
active; No. 1 at 66c; No. at 62c; no
grade guaranteed 62c. Oats-Shade
lower; No. 2 63a63xc. Rye-Dul at
81 2laSI % for No. l and Michigan.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Receips, 5000 barrels of flour; $500 |
bushels of wheat; 13, 800 bushels of corn;
| 800 bushels of oats. Shipments, l 400 |
barrels OF flour; 1,1O0 bushels of wheat;
I 900 bushels OF corn; 5000 bushels of
oats.
st. Louis.
MAY 1l.-FLoUR-Uncha and
-Wheat-Firm; No. spring |
sold at 81 l121; No. l at 81 IA. Corn
Steady at 66a7Oc. Oats-Unchanged at
66s6Sc. Rye-Quiet at 81 24a1 25. Bar
at 81 65A1 70 for spring.
WHIsKY-90c.
PRov1s1oNs-Dull and unchanged
25. Bacon-Shoulders l6A |
al7c; clear sides 13c. Lard-17a17H.
Buffalo.
MAY 11.-FLoUR-Dull with down
ward tendency.
GRA1N-Wheat-Sales 5000 bus. No.
2 Milwaukee at 81 2411; 80, 900 do at 81 "a;
7, 500 No. Chicago at 81 "a. Corn
Sales 26, 600 bus, in boat and car lots,
new, at 62a63c; 40 600 do new, at 64c; |
with 10000 bus. new at 6Oci
others unchanged; no sales reported.
New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, May 10.