The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-15
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NEW YORK, February 13.
CoTroN-Dun at No lower; sales OF ,OO(
bales at 2914c for mlGdling uplands.
FLoUR-CIosed dull and easier for medium
GRAINsWh qnlet and about Il
lower. Rye-NOmin2l at 81 459I II for west
ern in store. Corn-DulI at 9l99Sc for new
mixed western, and 81 0S In store for old do
PROVIsIoNs-POrk-Stea with sales a
quiet at $50 so cash and regular, and so 5O@
~ 75, sellers April and May. Beef-Dul ant
unchanged. Cut Meats-7Quiet and heavy
| ly1SC9I9t< for fair to prime steam.
EGGs-Qutet at 292Sc.
DRY GOODS.
There is little or no change in this depart
mont OF trade. The demand continues mod
crate, and prices generally maintained, not.
withstandlng the reaction in the price oi
raw material.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-In active demand but easy at 897
per cent. on call; prime paper at 1a8 per cant.
| f'na bank statement is unf2VorRble, shows a
contraction in loans, continued outflow Ol
currency 10 the South, and the drain into
| The reserve has decreased "a millions.
STERLING-Nomlnal at 1US9lO9H.
GoLD-Active and nrmer; opened at 1885,
| GiOVERNMENT SToCKs-Active and higher
during the morning; Adams being E954 per
cent. rhe London prices leave 1!ftslence
| this side. The shorts made strong resistance
| to an upward movement and part OF the ad-
| vance was lost, the '6ZS being Lne weakest.
| Later the feeling was again better and the
market closed strong.
The Times edltorlally says the bulls and
bears OF the gold room are having q neIcer
| dghtthau since 1866. There Is a known short
| Interest OF forty millions, an6 It is surmtsed
| that the aggregate must be close double that
amount, while free mention Is made In the
gold room of four brokers' who are daily
| borrowers of twelve millions OF gold. a
powerful CLIQUE ON the other hand has been
buying heavily, and 1t is nip and tuck be-
| tween bull and bear just 1T present, and
| which ever goes under will be pretty badly
GoVERNMENr SToCKs-Coupons OF 1881;
| 114Is9llI14; do 62, n4A@l145S; do "a. ni13@
lllss; do rs, lIS9llS1S; 40 new, 1l01a9llG2s;
do 81, ll09s9lIU54, 40 '68, 1lGA9llO1s; IO-4us'
Tfs financial bills which passed the House
5TocKs-The stock market was generally
firm during the morning, although business
was under the average amount. 1t Is 1nti-
mated that the New York Legislature Is
likely to authorize the issue OF STOCK by the
Central in lieu OF the dividend certificates
lately issued. In the afternoon the market
was weak, and the bank statement caused q
general decline OF A9h per cent. There
was, however, no great pressure to sell, and
tn Q market closed dull and unsettled.
U2ion 10 Telegraph i 6 S91sSS73S New W. iorK Cen
traI, 1881; E5ie, fs55A9ssH; hudGon.
ohio 3 MississIpPi, S53593514; hlichigan Gen
Illinois Central. 14l@l42; Pittsburgh, $40
81; Toledo, 1880 l06; stock Island, 13l9lSI1s;
northwestern $40 '%s;, ooz
%; American 461z; Adams 6654@67; Me-
chants Union lS5s9l9A.
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 13-FLoUR-Duu: fImIly at
6RAIN-Wheat-Dull at 81 GO9l 20 for No.
2 and MOL red winter. COrn-Duu at 63c
for ear, and CSC for shelled. ORts-FIrm sup
ply but light at 66@67c for No. l. Rye
scarce and firm at 81 4O@SI ~ for No. l. Bar
| ley-FIrm and in demand at 81 OO@22 IS for
state spring, and 81 25@24O Tor Canada. and
| 81 4UC92 As for Iall.
CoTroN-Dull, mIddllngs at 2s<c.
WHIsKEY-Steady at 90c.
PRoVISIoHS-Duu and heavy, but not
| much pressure 10 sell. Mess POTk-held at
st3 0O but could not be sod at better than
| lao, COO pounds sold at l3c for shoulders, and
| l5c for sides, Indicating q decline OF Zc per
pound, fIom the highest point reached. Ba-
small lot OF the latter sold at l754c. Sugar
Cured Hams-Flrm at l99lV1Sc. l.ald-Dull
BUTTRR-UnclAnge0.
CHEESE-UnchanEed.
| ward. Cotfee-Uuchanged and quiet
GOLD-I34z4.
hXCnANGE-Duua at 1-;O discount buying.
chicago.
FEBRUARY lS-FLoUR-DuII and easier
| for low, and steady for medium and good
grades; sales at S5@s7 90 for spring extras.
| GRAIN-Wheat-Qulet and 5000 lower,
| ranging at 81 2l@l n for No. /, and 81 l6Gs
IG54 for NO. 2; cIosing buyers No. 2 lat 81 lt1s;
sales SINCE Change at 81 l6%. Corn-& ODER
ately active and A@hS lower; sales No. at
and Csc, seller last half April, and new $50,
seller March; sales n ew at68H G59c, cash, and
Unchanged nh e any Iniz afternoon. oatsHQuiet and
| aI6Slc lower; sales No. z bSsE9S4c, anu rejected
oIc; closing at 63izc for No. 3 sales OF No.
week. Rye-DuII and lc lower; sales No.
| at 81 10. Barley-Duu at 81 929l 81 In favor
ite houses, and 81 SOL SO, seller month.
HO6S-UresSed hoRS-Uuu at SI29l2 25 fol
common, and Sl2 259l2 SO for goou lots o.
soft; closing dull. LlYe-Dull and easy al
Slu@lO 81 Tor common, and $40 7t9ll 50 fol
Cleveland.
FEBRUARY l3-FLoUR-Qulet aud un
changed; city made xxx white Sn@ll IS
Xxx amber 81 5O99 75; Xxx red winter sS 25@
~; Xxx spring 81 769S; country made: Xxx
red and amber 81 5OSS 10; Xxx spring SO 5O@
7 so.
9RAIN.-Wheat-Dun and nomInally un'
changed; No. red winter held at 81 6e@l 81
No. do. at 81 5i9l So. COrn-More active
70g7lc; ear on track ut CSC. Oats-Acuye
aud firm; sales at 6Sc for No. l State. rye yueo
Quiet and steady held At Sq9II az l95 MT
but very firm, holders asking - 2O92 = Iol
No. l Canada; very little inquiry for stale
market nOmtnnl.
OILs.-Petroleum-Cr Crude less firm, and
held al 3Oc; refined steady but quiet at SIC fO
standard white, and 33c for prime light straw
to white in large lots.
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY l3.-FLoUR-Qniet and un
changed at IS 25G56 60 for super1ne.
Il GRAIE-Wheat-Unch No. Epr1nI
selling at 81 S39l 35. Corn-Weak and duL
AL as ig az sSeSo RaTleT@Naina RI1s 1ncbone
ed. Ry-Unchanged and steady at 81 2S@
30.
WHIsKY-Firmer Mt 95996c.
PROyIsIoNs-The feeling is stronger bu
very little doing. Pork-sold at SS3 00
Bulk Meats and Bacon-Unchanged will
very little demand. Lard-NOmlnRI.
HANDLAN, JORDAN & CO.,
PORK PACK E r s