The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-29
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
mARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January Is

29C for mlddl1nR OplanQS.
FLoUR-Receipts 3,51S bbs.; dull and
| GRAIN-Wheat--NO lower,
with scarcely any inquiry. Rye-Dull
and heavy at 81 45al 80 for Western.-
Oats-Very firm at 754a751Sc, in store;
77Hc atloat. Corn-Dull at 93a95c for
new mixed western; nominal at 81 O0a
O9 for old mixed western, adoat and
| in store.
| PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- and steady
at S3l 90 for new mess, on the spot; sales
500 bbls. new mess, seller, March. at
$3l 25. Beef-Dull and unchanged
| Cut Meats-Quiet and firm. Bacon
Quiet and unchanged. Lard-Dull at
2Oc, seller, six months; 2ONc, seller
April and May; 2O1zc; Seller, February
and March.
EaGs-Steady at 26aSOc.
DRY GOODS.
The most important feature in the dry
goods trade is the reduction in the price
| OF spool cotton. In the face OF rising
market for raw material and the con-
tinued high premium In gold, All lmPor-
tant spool thread is now reduced 10 9OcI
and hardly a thread of which is of the
domestic article is selling at soc. but for
other staple styles OF cotton prices are
| generally we'll maintained, although
the demand in general is very limited.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy, supply large: call
| loans 6a7 per cent; prime business pa
per in demand at Tag.
STERLING-Quiet at 10915alO91s.
GoLD-Steady; opened at 1865, and
closed firm at 1861.
| GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Weak, and 1s
az lower; coupons 'Sl, 1l2Ma1l219; do
'62, 1l3Na1l39S; do "a, 1O915a109ss; do
'65, llOXa1lO5S; do new, lOs9salOS5s;
do '67, 1OShalOS5s; do '6S, lU9alO9A;
1O-4Os, 1O81sa1OsN.
STOCRs-The railway market IS active
and buoyant on Western shares, with
a general advance, closing feverish.
| New York Central fell to l63 on the re-
port that the decision of the court in
the Jencks I'M Junction case is likely to
| be adverse to Vanderbilt. There is
nothing reliable. however, on the sub
ject. Harlem sympathlZed and fell 2a3
per cent. Reading and Northwestern
were the leading features In the ad-
vance; in the afternoon though hrmer,
fell l per cent at the close. Express
shares are active and considerably
higher. Miscellaneous shares are active
and firmer, The resolution of the two
stock boards to strike all securities not
registered and transfer books kept in
some responsible financial institution,
goes into effect Saturday. The great
ed. Erie, Adams, Wells Fargo and
United States Express are mentioned as
exceptions.
$3.50 Prices: Pacific sNIail 12l 2l15a1215s;
Western Union Telegraph 3SAASS%s;
New York Central l6SIal63is; Erie
3S76a3S5G; do. preferred 624; hudson
1856 Hal37; Harlem 1S71Sal3S; Reading
971za9721; Terre Haute 42Ha42A; Wa
bash 66a6614; st. Paul 7GAa7615; Fort
WAYNE 1885 6al235s; Ohio and Mlssisslp-
pi 3Sa3SH; Michigan Central llSal2O;
Michigan Southern 954a95}s; Illinois
Central 1873; Pittsburg 9514a9524; TO!eio
1O6La1O61G; Rock Island 1S31sa133N;
Northwestern S32saS31; Cleveland, Co
lumbus IL Indiana Central 5SA; chicago
IL Alton 15l.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo IL
Co., 3Oa3OL; American 44a46; Adams
63M Ma6315; United States 53a53M; Mer-
chants Union 17AalS3.
Cincinnati.
JANUARY 2S. FLOUR - Firm and
quiet; family at 81 75a8 20.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul No. 2 ut 81 50;
No. 1 at 81 20. Corn-Is unsettled; ear
not saIeable at better than 65c. Oats
Firm at 6la6lc for No. 2 to choice white.
Rye-EIrm at 81 40 for No. l.
CoTToN-Firm but quiet; middling at
2Sc.
mand.
PRoy1s1oNs-Firm and quieI. Mess
POrk-Held at $3I, and sold at this rate
buyer all February, but on the spot the
demand was light; could not have bee n
sold to any extent at better than $50 oU.
| Bulk MeaIs-Held at 1870, 1514c, 16I4 c
| and 17c for shoulders, sides, clear RIB
and clear sides, but concessions OF &c
would have had to be made at the close
in order to effect sales. Bacon-ln
| moderate order demand at 14Xc, 17LC
aud lSc, but it is mostly held nc higher.
Sugar Cured Homs-19c, with fair de-
mand. Lard-Quiet at zoe, and offered
more freely.
saleable; the whole range Is at 3Oa30C
for fresh.
CHEEsE-Firm at 191za22c.
| EGds-Declined to l9420c and dull.
OILs-Lard firm at 81 6lal GO. Lin
seed at 81 OF.
PETRoLEUM-Firma at 35a37c.
GRcCERIEs-Firm and in good de-
mand. Sugar-12a141e. Coffes-2la25c
| Hods-Scarce; butchers pay $1OA11 81
per gross.
GOLD-136.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
Chicago.
JANUARY 29.-FLoUR-Quiet at S5a
6 rs for spring extras.
IN-Wheat-Dull, with sales fol
| No. /, at 81 2Oal Il; NO, opened al
81 1897, and closed quiet at 81 14za1 lax
sales since Change at S114H., Corn
Active; opening tirmer and higher with
sales of new at 57a5713c; subseque
il became weaker; receded to 56szc; NJ
grade shade firmer at 5la53c; sales o
new at 57a58c, seller February and a.
58La5S15c seller March; sales sine
Change at 561<c for new. Oats-FIrn
and active at NaHc higher; sales OF No
2 at 4s1la49Lc; rejected at 46n46Hc, clos
ing at 69c for No. 2. Rye-Qulet anc
steady at 81 1S. Barley-DulI; sales
No. 2 at 81 7Oa1 so, and rejected at 81 43
l so; closing nominal at 81 T6 for NO.
st. Louis.
JANUARY 2S.-FLoUR-More active
but prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un at 81 90
Weak at 5Sa62c. Barley-Unchanged
at 81 sOal 80 for Iowa spring. Rye
Unchanged at 81 25al q.
WHIsRY-UnchRnged at 95c.
Provisions-Very firm. PoTk-SoIt
at sal so, held at $32 90. Bulk Meats
Less active, but unchanged; shoulder
13I<c: clear sides Ice. Bacon-Bette
at I4J5c for shoulders; lSalSLc for clea
. sides. Lard-Unchauged at 20a2O13C
HoGs-Unchanged.
Cleveland.
JANUARY 28.-FLoUR-City made 81
all 25 for xxx white; 50 50a9 75 for x
amber; So 25aS so for Xxx red winter
81 75aS for XXX spring; country mad
81 5OaS 90 for Xxx red and amber; 81
!, I so for XXX spring; 50 25a1O 90 for X
j; white. - e.,oa.mooa NJ