The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-10
MONEY AND sTooKs.

MoNBY-Money easier, closing at 7
Der cent. currency and per cent gold
asked. Nothing has transpired yet in
regard to the action OF the Grand Jury
In the usury cases.
GoLD-Firmer; opening at 1856: au,
vancing to 1863, declining to 1884, and
closing at 1856.
GoyERNMENT SToCEs-Firm and ad
vanced. The prices paid for s., ,OOO,O
bought by the Government, ranged
from 1l6 35-l00 to liz 40 100. Quotations
at the close: Coupons 'SI, llS; do '62,
12l71; do '64, 1855; do '65, ll9A DO
new, ll7%; do '67, ll73<; do '6S, l1711.
STOCKS-Western Union Telegraph
3l5S; Pacific Mail S92I; New York Cen
trail 1856; Harlem 1441<; Hudson 164H;
Reading 925S; Erie 2S1<; Michigan Cen
raj 1281S; Michigan Southern lO9H;
Illinois Central 143; Pittsburgh los;
North Western S01{; Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Indiana "a; Rock Island 1l6Ss;
st. Paul 761<; Wabash 7SH; Fort Wayne
1919.
EXPRESS sSHAREs-Adams5 5Ss6; Wells,
Fargo q Co., 22s<; American ~; United
States 7lL; Merchants Union 1t.
chicago.
July 9.-FLoUR-In active demand
and prices 5a1Oc higher; sales 800 bbls
at 81 75 for spring superf1ne; IS 12H9
6 25 for spring extras; Sc 60a6 25 for red
and white winter extras.
IN-Wheat-Active and excited;
3a3Xc higher for No. 2, and 40 for No.
/; sales at 81 39a1 80 for No. l, and 81 36
al 37N for No. 2; at the close there were
sellers at 81 35X; in options some
grades sold at 81 3511s1 81 seller July,
and 81 31a1 IS seller August. After
'change the market was heavy at 81 80
for No. 2. Corn-In active demand by
speculators, market excited and ad-
vanced 2a2<c per bushel. the closing
figure for No. at SI11c; No. sold at
SAC; No. yellow Mt S5c: No. 2 at 791<a
9lHc, and no grade at sc; canal corn
afoat was scarce and the sales cons
fined to 1000 bushels rejected at 7OHc
in options; sales OF No. 2 were at Sic
buyer July, S0aSlc seller July; 79A aS2c
seller last half July; after change there
were sellers OF No. 2 at 79HaSOc seller
July, and Gle buyer July Oats-Less
active and easier; sales at 69Ao9Hc In
options; 681za7lc was paid seller the
month. Rye-Active and 2a3c higher
for No. 1, closing at 81 O9A1 10. Barley
No sales; market nominal at 81 40 for
No. 2 in store.
CATTLE-Quiet and prices favor buy
er; sales at 81 25a5 SO for cows; seas 6211
for fair to medium; 81 LOAF 40 for good
to choice, and 81 60 for extra.
HoGs-Quiet; sales at $S % for IIght;
IS 4OaS 621{ for fair to medium; IS 25a
9 75 for good to choice.
OincInnatI.
July 9.-FLoUR-In fair demand and
firm; family IS 80s6 10.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Sc and firm at
81 3Oa1 IS. Corn-Scarce and in demand
at 73a76c. Oats-Firm at 70A73c. Rye
Dull at 81 10a1 10.
CoTToN-Quiet; middling 3Sc.
ToBACCo-Active; sales 226 hhds at
$5 5Oa25 90; receipts large.
WHIsKY-Firm at CSC.
PRoVIsIoNs.-MeSs Pork-UnchAng-
ed; very little demand; 1t can be bought
at S92 so, though some ask Csc higher
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged;
shoulders 1274c; sides 1521c; no sales;
latter was offered at 15Ac packed. Ba-
unchanged; shoulders
14c; sides 17c; clear rib l71Sc, md clear
l7Ha1Sc.
LARD-19c nominal.
BUTTER-Steady at 24a25c.
EGas-l7a1Sc.
CHEEsE-l4al6c.
GRocERIEs-Unchan and quiet.
GoLD-135H.
Toledo.
July 9.-Flour-Firm but quiet.
GRAIN-WheRt-3c better, active aud
firm; amber 81 45; No. 1 white Michi-
gan 81 20; No. amber 81 80; No. red
81 40; No. Cred 81 37A1 80; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 45. COrn-4a5c better, and
active speculative demand; No. l soc
on spot, and S7aS711c buyer July; No.
Sic on spot and seller July. Oats
Shade better and active; Michigan 7lc;
No. 7OHc; No. 2 6SKc. Rye-Light
supply; small lots Offering at 81 O7.
Barley-Dull.