The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-10


Presidents acceptance otthe same were
freely circulated.
Money easy at per cent on call. The
observance of the new law regarding
the certification of checks causes some
trouble among small brokers, but first
class firms as yet experienced no diff
Guilty.
STERLINa-Lower and dull at 1OS1za
GoLD-Opened 1917: closed at 1Sl5Sa
1Sl2I; loans made at 2a6 per cent fol-
carrying to flat for borrowing.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Somewha tr,
regular during the day but closed
steady. Coupons of Isl, 116a116H; dc
'62, 1lS5sa11S34; do '64, 1l4Ia1143i do
'67, 1l27sall3; do '6S, ll25sall3; 1O-4Os,
1O52SalO5X.
SToCKs-Market strong during the
morning; average amount of business;
the larger transactions were in New
York Central, Old Southern, Ohio 4
Mississippi, Northwestern, Rock Island
and Wabash; sales of Chicago and AL
ton made at 149Ha15l; latter buyers at 50
days. Miscellaneous list steady. Ex-
press Shares strong on the settlement
OF the difficulties between the United
States Company and the Erie Railroad,
and the termination of the suit against
Merchants Union. In the afternoon
the whole market was strong with gen.
eral activity and increase in prices;
closing more bullish than for some
time past.
$50 Prices-Pacific Mail 1OOHa1OOA;
Western Union Telegraph 3711a377s;
New York Central 16lNa16lX; Erie
SGL; Hudson 140a140H; Harlem 1874
13S; Reading 9lsSa9l34; Terre Haute 36R
SIC; Wabash 66Ya67; ST. Paul 6G11a
662<; Fit. Wayne 1lssa1ls2S; Ohio and
Mississippi 3411aS49s; Michigan Central
lis; Michigan Southern 5l2sa5lH; I'LL
Toledo 105La1O6; Rock Island 129I1a
129A; NorthWssternISS2saS2H.
EXPRESS aSHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co., 3Sa3S1l; American Union 44Aa45;
Adams 637<a631I; Merchants Union IL;
17K.
Cincinnati.
MARoH 9.-FLoUR-Dull; family Sc so
a6 rs; demand light.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm not much Of
fering; No. held at 81 55, owing TO
scarcity; No. 2 can be bought at 81 40.
Corn-Is frmer; ear 66a67c; shelled Goa
zoe; supply light. Rye-Flrm at 81 4S
for No. /. OAts-Unchanged and dull
at 66c. Barley-Nominally unchanged.
WHIsKY-In demand at Ole; held at
92c; with generally tirmer feeling.
PRoVIsIoNs-POrk-D with no
demands; held at $3l so. Lard-Firm
and in demand at 1910 for prime ket-
tie rendered; 1Sc for prime steam. Ba-
con-In moderate demand; sales til
hhds. in lots, at 1870 for shoulders;
1910 for clear rib; 1910 for clear sides.
Bulk Meats-Quiet at 12Zc for shoul-
ders; 14Hc for sides; mostly held Zc
higher.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Scarce and
firm at full rates.
OILs-Linseed oil is dull and droop-
ing; small sales at 81 DIAL O5. Lard oil
is dull and lower; best grades 81 5Sal 62.
Observation-Disclosures for refined; dull.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull, nominal and
lower; common 81 OOa4 so: prime $5 75a
SO; extra shipping So 75a7 SO.
at SO SO to So OOper Genital gross.
HoGs-In firm demand with steady
at 50 90 to $40 OO for light To me-
dunn, $40 5Oa11 so for good to extra, per
Genital, gross; demand about equal to
the supply.
MoNEY-Market very close at lOal2
per cent for the best paper.
CoTToN-Dull; middling uplands 2Sc.
chicago.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Dull and easy at
s5a6 90 for spring extra.
-Wheat-Fairly active and IA
Lc lower; sales No. at 81 Hal IS; No.
at 81 12La1 1879, closing steady at
81 12La1 12H; sales since 'change at
81 IA. Corn-Firmer and moderately
active. and 24a1c higher; sales new at
no grade at 55a56c, closing
at Sc %a56hc for new; nothing doing In
corn this afternoon. Oats-Quiet and
IzaLc lower; 5371a535s for No. 2. and
5O1<c for rejected, closing at 531s sa54c for
No, 2, RYe-A shade more active and
IaI &c higher; sales at 81 19a1 20 for No.
|, and 81 1Sa1 18k, closing at 81 l91 for
No. 2. Barley-Dull and nc lower at
81 S01Ia1 81 for No. 2, closing at the in
side price.
Hods-Dressed quiet at S11 5Oa12 75,
closing steady at $l2a12 SO, dividing on
200 pounds. Live,du and dropping at
b SOa10 rs for common to choice.
Cleveland.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-City made $40 so
alO 10 for XXX white; IS 75s9 90 for
XXX amber; 81 5Oa7 75 for XN red win
ter: sc 75a7 25 for X red country made;
81 25aS 90 for X& red and amber; S. so
az 25 for Xxx spring; 50 75alO % for Xxx
white winter.
GRAIN.-Wheat-No. l red winter
held at 81 So; No. 2 do. at 81 AZ. Corn
Sales eight cars at tic. Oats-HeId at
81 lHa62c.
OILs-PetrOleum-M inquiry
and market quiet; refined held at 32a
8211c for large lots; trade lots 2a3c ad-
vance.
Toledo.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Dull;X xxx fami-
~ brand 25a50 per cent. lower: sales at
S6 50a9 so.
N-Wheat-Lower and only
active; sales of amber at
81 40 for No. l; white 81 20; white regu-
lar 81 40. Corn-Steady and quiet; sales
Of No. at 66c; No. 2 &c; no grade Gle.
and yellow 67Hc. OAts-Unchanged
and quiet at &c for No. and No. 2
Rye-Better at 81 20 for No.
l, and 81 "a for No. 2. Barley-Dull
and prices nominal.
St. Louis.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Very dull and
GRAIN - Wheat - Nothing doing.
COrn-Very dull at 56aGOc in bulk; Goa
zoe In sacks. Oats-Unchangeu at 65a
Csc. Rye-Dull at 81 SOa1 32H. Barley
doing.
WHIsKY-SteadY at 92c.
PRoVIsIoNs-VerY dull and very lit
tie doing. Pork-$3la3l so. Bulk Meats
. Unchanged. Bacon - Unchanged
small order lots sold at previous prices.
MARCH 9.-No demand market gem
orally stagnant. FIour-At 60 OOa6 80
for city ground spring.
GRAIN-Wheat--At 81 As for amber.
Corn-At 100; Sic for new on track.
Oats-At Csc. Rye-AtSl So. Barley