The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02

| m1QQklnR upIduuSs
FLoUR-Closed dull and 10c lower.
GRA1N-Wheat-Ve quiet and la
I1%c lower, with a limited export de-
mand for No. 2spring. Rye-Nominal
| at 81 as for western. Oats-Nominal at
721Ia73c for western in store. Corn
Dull and heavy at 9Ol1a93c for new
mixed western. and II O213al O3 in store
| for old mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- $3I so offer
ed for new mess; 1872 asked. Beef-Firm
and in moderate demand. Cut Meats
Firm and active. BaCon-Suiet and
steady. Lard-Quiet and firm at 20Ma
2O7Sc for prime steam.
EdGs-Dull at 24a26c.
DRY GOODS.
There is very little change to notice
in this department. The market is gen.
orally somewhat languid, but firm for
all staple styles of cOttons, influenced
bv the extreme prices prevalent for raw
material. The stocks, in the meantime,
are accumulaLing, and If trade should
continue quiet for another fortnight,
some concessions would have to be
yielded, although at the present prices
prevalent for raw material, there is but
| little margin left on the sale of goods.
Heavy brown shirtings steady at 16Xa
| l7c for best makes, and heavy brown
sheetings 14a14Xc. White Pepperill II
brings 15c. Printed calicoes In moder-
ate request at 13al3Xc for Amoskeag,
Aliens and American, and 4Hc for
Merrimac D and Sprague's. Best styles
cotton bags still in some speculative
request and prices look up. Spool cot
ton, best makes, Is depressed at SOC,
and 1t is probable prices will drop to soc.
MoNRY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-More active at 6A7 per cent;
fro cent hAtnU
rather exceptional the latter part OF the
day.
GoLD-Lower; opened at 1859, and
closed at l3552al35A.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Dull and low
er on the reports from washington that
a resolution declaring $40 bonds paya.
BILE in coin will not pass. Coupons 81,
1l2a1l2A; do '62. 1l274a1l3; do '64, 109Aa
IO0X; do '65, 1l0HallO1I: do new lOS3sa
lOS56; do '67, 1OSL9a1OS3I; do '6S, 10S5sa
1888; 10 4Os 1OSalOSN.
SToCKs-Railway market opened at
about Saturdays closing prices. The
market soon weakened and continued
feverish and unsettled until after the
regular boVrd. New York Central sold
as low as 1851 on the renewed
but unauthenticated report that
the decision in Mr.. Jencke's case will
be against the legality of scrip divi-
dend. Hudson and Harlem declined
in sympathy. The western list was af
fected unfnvorably by the bill in the
Ohio Legislature and the pro rate
freight bill in Illinois. Erie was strick-
en- from the board list, having tailed to
register its stock. In the afternoon the
market was buOyRnt and higher, New
York Central leading the advance and
selling TO l6l2S. Wabash was the
strongest stock and sold at G5I2; Michi-
gan Southern and Northwestern were
the other features. The principal hold
ers OF Western stock express their be
| lief that the hostile demonstrations In
the Legislature will fail, but the mark
ct closed unsettled under some realiZa-
ton. Express shares active and high
err. The officers of all the Express Cos,
intend to register the stock The En-
press says the Atlantic and Great
Western Stockholders held Il meeting
last Saturday and adjourned until to-
| day and again until tomorrow, with
out taking any action on the leases.
The company has not received any
official notification of the rejection of
it's terms by the Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central Railroad, and
daily adjournments will probably take
place until the notice comes. The At
lantic and Great Western and Erie com.
panips, intend to have n line 10 ChiCa-
go. and already preliminary arrange
|
es are to be ratified ut the meeting. The
new route has not been made public.
| but there is some talk about the Ft.
| Wayne and Toledo and Wabash road.
$3.50 Prices: Pacific Mail llS2SallSN;
Western Union Telegraph 3S1s; New
York Central 16l Isa16l2s: Erie 3Sa3SIs;
| Hudson l3416a135; Harlem 1897: Read.
ing 96Ila9G25; Terre Haute 4OHa42; Wa,
| bash 52saG5M; st. Paul G6aG61z; Fort
Wayne I2OAal2l; Ohio and Mississippi
37"Sa373l; Michigan Central ll9al2O; Mi
chigan Southern 94Ha9las; Illinois Cen
trail l3Sal4O Pittsburgh 921aa921l; TOle
do lO4I!alO41s; Rock Island l3O4nl3li
Northwestern S3Aao32s; st. Joe lO9
Cleveland, Columbus IL Indiana Cen
trail 53l3.
EXrREss SHAREs-Wells, Fargo 4
Co., 3OHa30A; American 1G; Adams
675Ga67X; United States 5Sl3; Merchants
Union l713a1S.
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 1.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed, and prices nominal; family
81 25a7 10.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, nothing done
and prices nominal. Confirm at Ga
Csc for ear. Rye-Steady Mt 81 37al 40
Oats-Firm at Gle for No. l.
CoTToN-Higher and tirmi middllne
2SXc.
WHIsKY-Closed higher and the de-
mand good at &c.
Provisions - Mess Pork Opened
quiet, but closed with speculative de-
mand at $3I, which caused holders tC
ask S3l so, and this restricted business
Lard-Opened strong with an active
demand at zoe. but holders asked 2lc
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged, bu
held firmly at 1870 for shoulders; 1915
for sides. Bacon-Quiet but firm a.
Az, III and 1Sc for shoulders, cleal
rib and clear sides; sugar cured hams
firm at 19A19Xc.
BUTTER-Plenty and very dull Mt 2Sf
$50.
, EaGs-2Oc.
OILs-No change. Lard-Sl G5a1 20
Llnseed-SI O6A1 OF. Petroleum-GGuie
at 35a37c for refined.
GRoCERIEs-Firm but quiet.
GoLD-l35N buying.
EXCHANGE Dull at SOC discount
buying.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY 1.-FLoUR-Dull at So 90.
so for fair to choice spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Q and tirmer, ~
$40 higher, sales of No. 2 at 81 lOal II
No. 81 1334a1 AK, closing at 81 la
/ I14H;Isince change 81 141s bid; 81 AZ
asked. Corn-Frmer and less actiV'
and &c higher, sales of old No. 64c
No. 2 kiln dried 5714a57H; new 56A'
57l., and no grade 5Ia52c, closing a
SIC for new; old No. sold at 81 &c sci