The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-13
prime bankers bills at sixty days, and

prime bankers bills at sixty days, and
1O9Aa1O9sE for sight.
GoLD-The gold room is comparative
ly quiet to-day; prices opened at 1914,
and closed at 1311sa131A.
| GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Act1ve, buoy
ant and higher; the demand is chiefly
on later issues of domestic bonds, but
orders from the interior were large
and some financial institutions bought
freely. '62s reached the highest price
ever paid, but as the market is entirely
| bare of them this is not strange. New
1888 and 1878 were the chief feature of
the day. Coupons '81, 11611a1165s; do.
'65, 1172sa1l71z; do. new, 113Aa11S9s;
do. '67, l131IallS2S; do. 'GS, 113ha1132s;
1O-40s, 10575a1055s.
There appears to be considerable short
interest in gold and loans are made at
2H per cent. for carrying to fiat for
borrowing.
STocKs-The railway market was
strong during the forenoon with well
distributed business. Express shares
steady, but lower than yesterday under
report that the settlement between
the Erie and United States Express
Companies had not been completed this
afternoon. The railway market was
lower but closed steady though dull.
Miscellaneous and Express shares quiet
and steady.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail 995sa99A;
Western Union 377Sa391S; New York
Central 1592sal591z; Erie 37aS735; Hud- i'd
Reading 9l9Sa9l1z; Terre Haute S6A;
Wabash 67a67A; st. Paul 6635a665s;
Fort Wayne 11S14a119; Ohio IL Missls.
sippi 332Sa33X; Michigan Central III;
Michigan Southern 972s a97M, 1lli7
nois Central 14Oa141; Pittsburgh S9aS9L;
Toledo 1055sa105A; Rock Island 12SHa
Il
Shore 105A.
EMPRESS SHARES Wells, Fargo q
Co. 31a311z; American 4l15a42; iAdams
602sa6l; Merchants Union l5a17.
Cincinnati.
MARCH 12.-FLoUR-Unch
sales family at So 5Oa6 IS; fancy brands,
81 90 to 80 CO..
nal at 81 40a1 So for Nos. and l red.
Corn-In good demand at 65A66c for ear.
Oats-Dull at 65a66c for No. l. Rye
and Barley-UnchRnged and quiet.
CoTToN-Dull; low middling 26a261Gc;
gaiddling 28c.
-rFoBAooo-Firm; all sold at full rates.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 9la92c, cash and
time.
Provisions and unchanged;
not enough done to establish quota
tfons. Mess Pork-Held at $3l so.
Bulk Meats-Held at 1215, 141G, 15A
and 15Ic for shoulders, sides, clear rib
and clear sides; small sales shoulders
made at 122Sa1215c. Bacon-Dull at
1870 for shoulders; 16Ha17c for clear
rib and clear sides. Sugar Cured Hams
-1Ska19c. Lard-Not offered to any
extent, and parties having small orders
failed to fill them at 1870.
BUTTER-Steady at 36a40c.
Eggs-At 19c, and in good supply.
SEEDs-Clover Seed-At 15Na16c per
pound.
GRoCER1Es-Sugar- and
prices lower and irregular; hard retin-
ed at 173Ia1Sc; soft at 16Aa17C; raw at
121Ea154c. Cofee-Unchanged and
O1hs-Linseed Oil-Dull at 81 O4.
Lard Oil-At 81 5Sa1 GO for the best
grades. Petroleum-Firm at 34a36c for |
refined.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle--Steadya at 81 OOa
Z 90 per Genital, gross; the latter rate for
extra shipping.
to prime; and $40 50a11 25 for extra.
SHEEP-Scarce and in demand at
$4a6 per Genital, gross.
GoLD-l3l buying.
ExCHANGE-Firma at par buying.
Chicago.
MARCH 12.-FLoUR-Dull and weak
at $5a6 371z for spring extras, and 81 80
al 80 for spring supertine.
lower; sales No. at 81 14a1 Is; No. 2
at 81 O9a1 1135; No. at 81 GOAL O4, and
rejected at 96c, closing at 81 O9a1 O9N for
No. 2; sales No. since Change at 81 O9.
Corn-Fairly active and 21%a2Ac lower;
sales new at 5314a5515c; closing at 5314a
$3.50; sales no grade at 50a51c; nothing
doing since 'Change. Oats-Dull and
1ka1Nc lower at 52a52Ac cash; 624a
53c, seller last half of March; 53c, seller
April; closing with sellers at SIC cash.
Rye-Quiet and 1a1&c lower; sales No.
at 81 1Sa1 1811; No. at 81 1617; clos
ing at 81 1Sa1 1871 for fresh receipts of
No. l. Barley-Dull and inactive; nom-
inal at 81 S7a1 IS for No. 2 in store;
sample lots in fair demand at $2a2 10
on track.
Hoas.-Dressed, quiet and steady at
S11 75a12 rs, closing at $l2a12 SO, divid-
ing on 200 pounds. Live-1n light sup
ply, and in good packing and shipping
demand and 5a1Oc higher; sales at IS 90a
10 25 for common to choice.
Cleveland.
MARCH 12.-FLoUR-Market quiet
and steady with demand moderate;
city made at $40 25a1O so for xxx white;
IS 50a9 10 for NA amber; 81 5Oa7 20 for
Xxx red winter; Sc 5Oa7 15 for \ red
country made; 81 O0aS 90 for XXX red
80 5Oa1O 90 for Xxx white winter. Buck
wheat flour at IS 90.
GRA1N-Wheat-No.1 red winter held
at 81 so; No. 2 do at 81 40. Corn-Sales
of 6 cars at Tic. Oats-Held at Go.
PETRoLEUM-Market a shade frmer;
refined held at 3115a32Hc for standard
white in car lots; trade lots Ease ad-
vance.
st. Louis.
MARCH l2.-FLoUR-Dull and unset
tied.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dul and lower
Corn-Scarcely anything doing; small
sales at 65a70c sacked. Oats-Lower at
6la64c. Barley-Unchanged Rye
Lower at 81 27a1 30.
WHIsRY-Lower at 9la91Lc.
PRoVIsIoNs-Firmer with more in
quiry, but holders will not sell at pre-
vious prices. Lard-lSal9c for steam
and kettle.
MARCH 12.-FLoUR-Inactive
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull and &c lower;
sales amber at 81 40. Corn-Dull, and
l1<c lower; ales No. at 66Ac; No.
at CSC. Oats-Quiet and nominally
unchanged. Rye-Steady and dull.
Barley-Dull at 81 8S for State.
Milwaukee.
MARCH 2--FLoUR--Quiet, steady
and unchanged.
IN-Wheat-Lower at 81 ll}1 for
No. in store.
RuHaIO.