The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-08

last few days, in view OF a probable
increase in the capital stock.
STERLING-Quiet at 1O99sa1O95s.
| GOLD-Eirm; range of the day 135} 81
1855; closing at l35ISalS5L.
! GoVERSMENT STOCKS-- + x cited, active
and higher at first call. a large amount
sold for realization, which did not affect
the market. The demand continued al
noon call with further advance. The
prices at the last board were tritle
| higher, but the market closed firm
Coupons of 1881. 1111a1l15s; do '62. liz
a112I; do 'G4, 1OS94alOS7s; do '65. 1O9La
| 1093S; do new, l07Aal075s; do '67, 1OSa
l0S1s; do '6S, 10Sl4 alOS24i 10 4Os, 1O6Aa
1063s.
SToCKs-The railway share market
opened active, excited and strong;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh rose rapidly to
$50; Rock Island ranged between 1lS3s
and 1192I; Northwestern and st. Paul
dealt in, owing to the uncertainty OF
legislation and litigation; Pacific Mail
was feature and sold highest, 1905 in
the afternoon; the market though at
one time weak and lower, was strong
and active, and closed with prices up to
the highest point of the day. In many
cases old Southern was especially firm
on expectation OF 4 per cent semi
annual dividend; Pittsburgh rose to
S9Is; Wabash and ST. Paul were active,
as was Pacific Mail, under prospect OF
the payment OF back dividend In Feb
ruary; Rock Island was feverish on ru-
mors that the company are about to
take up an equal amount OF the bonds
which mature in 1870. If such action
is contemplated it is unknown to the
directors OF the company in this city.
30 Prices: Pacific Mail, 12O5sa12Ois;
Western Union 33Aa335s; New York
Central 157isa15771; Erie 397s a4O; Read
ing 942sa945s; Terre Haute 35a37; Wa
bash 6ILa6I1z; st: Paul 7l2<a7l1s; Fort
Wayne 1lS1za11S34; Ohio & Mississippi
33Aa3SA; Michigan Central 1l415all5;
Michigan Southern 9l14a9l Il; Illinois
Central 141 11a143; Cleveland 81 Pitts
burg S9a89L; Cleyeland IL Toledo lOlAa
102; Rock Island l1SIsallg; Northwest
ern S2AaS22s; Chicago ~ Great Eastern
45.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells. Fargo II
Co. 241za2421; American 3Sa4OH; Adams
48Aa4S7s: United States 43a44; Mer-
chants Union 14a144.
Cincinnati.
JANUARY 7.-FLoUR-25c higher,
with an improved demand; family
81 75aS 90.
GRAIN-wheat-In good demand at
81 10 for No. red. COrn-Declined to
G3a64c for ear; G0c for No. l. Barley
CoTToN-Dull and lower; middling
uplands 251<c.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 90.
HoGs-Firmer and higher for live;
$1l 90 for dressed; $l2 so for extra large;
sales 400, averaging from $50 to 300 lbs.
net, at Sl2 so; receipts 1000.
PRovIsIONs-Excited, but the market
Is quite unsettled. Mess Pork-Sold at
ders; 15al524c for clear rib and clear
sides. BacOn-Held at 13Ha14c for
17Ha19c for clear rib and
clear sides. Lard-Held at l9a20c, but
there is no demand at better than 1SIlc.
BU1TER-Firm for prime to choice at
34a3Sc.
EGGs-29c.
CHEEsE-Firm at lSa2Oc.
OILs-Linseed oil, steady at 81 O3a1 05;
Lard oil, 81 55al go.
CANDLES-Star candles, 22a22I5c.
GoLD-I 3174, buying.
MONEY-Market continues close at |
lOal2 per cent.
IXcHANGE-A shade flrmer; Ito to
SOC discount, buying; par selling.
Chicago.
JANUARY 7.-FLOUR-DuIla and easier; |
sales of spring extras at So 25a6 10.
-Wheat-2a211c lower; sales |
No. at 81 l9al 231z; No. 2 at 81 l214a |
l ii, closing at 81 l316a1 1871; sales since |
change at 81 1879. COrn-Quiet and pa
2l4C lower; sales new at 5315a541I; no |
grade at 49a5O15c; No. l kiln dried at
Sac; rejected do at 52a53c; old No. at |
6Sc, seller last half April, closing at |
53I3a5412c for new, and 4913c for no
grade; nothing doing in corn this after |
noon. Oats-Quiet and 24c lower; No.
at 4612a47c; rejected at 44I5a45c, clos
ing steady at 4634c for NO.2. Rye-DulI,
heavy and &c lower; sales No. at 81 II,
closing with sellers, but no buyers at
INpf Ran Nt1lI oil No
at 81 62al G6, closing dull and nominal
at the inside price.
Toledo.
JANUARY 7.-FLOUR-Quiet.
GRAIN--Wheat--W Michigan
No. 2 81 so; red 81 81; No. spring 81 43;
amber buyers January, 81 so to l S3.
COrn-1c lower; new G4c; new rejected
at 50Lc; new, buyer this month at &C.
Oats Held at 5Sc for No. l. tye-I
Quiet.
SEEDs-Clover Seed at IS As.
HOGs-Dressed hogs firm ard &c
better, held at ~ to l2hc.
st. Louis.
JANUARY 7.-FLoUR-Very firm and
low grades in active demand.
Observation-Disclosures standing of.
at 63aG7c. Oats-Un-
81 goal 81 for choice. Barley-Un-
changed.
WHISKY Unchanged at 9714c.
PROvISIONS-ActiVe and buOyant.
Pork-Held at $50. Bacon-Firm at
1890 for shoulders and 1SI4c tor clear
sides.
1ARD-1SXc for prime tierce.
HOGS-Eirm at 924al04c.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 7.-Market dull and un-
changed with little doing. The men,
hers of the BOARD OF Trade attended the
funeral of one of its members; conse-
quently there was no business trans
acted of importance.
Milwaukee,.
JANUARY 7I-FLoUR-Dull and prices
unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady at 81 % for No. in
store.