The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-12

shows q large contraction in loans, ant
also decrease Of million and thre
quarters in total reserve against re
duction of four millions in total llablll
ties. showing the banks relativel!
stronger.
sTERLINa-Dull at 1O7s5alOs for prim
bills.
GoLD-Firmer; opened at 1885, ant
closed at 1885. The gold room was Verl
excited on the announcement that III!
Bank of New York refused to pay gOlc
checks to the amount OF $3.50 GOO: l
appears that the gold exchange bank II
making settlements with a promlnen
broker firm gave twelve individual Ger
titled gold checks on the Bank OF New
York, which the later refused to pay or
the score of a breach of faith by thC
gold exchange bank, to whom they
were, it is claimed, given on the under,
standing that they would not be usec
to. day. In the gold room the conclu
sion was jumped at that the bank die
not have the gold. The rates paid fol
borrowing till Monday were 1882 to y
per cent. The coupons on bonds held
abroad are expected here next week,
and will make cash gold plentiful. Dis
bursements on the account of May In
terest thus far are only 1871 600.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKs-Are active anC
higher, closing steady.
Coupons 'S1, 116al1614; do. '62, 120a
1905; do. '64. l15a1l51s; do. '65, 117a117Zs
do. new, 1l3Ma1137s; do. '67, 1l3Na1l3?s
do. '6S. 1lSAa1l4; 10 4O5, 105HalO6H
Pacific 65, lO37sal04.
SToCKs-The market is generally low
er, under sales to realize the sharp, ad
vance of yesterday and apprehensions
concerning the money market. The
most active stocks were Rock Island,
Northwestern, st. Paul, Wabash and
New York Central. The market closed
quiet and steady, with a partial recove"
ry from lowest rates.
$3.50 Prices: Cumberland 33aS5; Pa
clfic Mail 9l2sa92; Western Union Eel
egrRph 41Na4lX; New York Central
l632sa163X; Erie 34a341S; Hudson liza
146f; Harleml3SHa13 Reading 93Is
a93H; Terre Haute 37a39; WabasS 69l4 d
6936; st. Paul 78a7SLS; Fort Wayne 1917
a132; Ohio & Mississippi 3251s sa33; Michl-
gan Central 1lS11; Michigan Southern
962{a97; Illinois Central 1873; Pittsburgh
9O3a9ON; Toledo 97a97N; Rock Island
1907 a13lH; Northwestern S4aS4A.
EXPRESS sSHAREs-Wells, Fargo ~ Co.
31a31X; American 40Ha4OH: Adams
69Xa59A; United States 5STa5SL; Mer-
chants Union 15Aa16.
Cincinnati
APRIL 1O.-FLoUR-Unchan ged.
GRAIN-Unchanged, excepting oats,
which are firmer; mixed G4a66c; white
67a6Sc.
CoTroN-Unchanged and dull; mid
ding 28c.
ToBACco-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull at 97c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dullb butunchanged and
nominal; no sales of consequence
Mess Pork-Could have been bought
at S3l. Bulk Meats-Still held at 12Aa
12Hc, Bacon-131<, 1613 and 17c; sugar
cured hams lSal9c- Lard-NominRlly
1t could have been bought
at 1754a18c..
BUTTER-1n better supply and prices
lower; fresh 40a45c.
EGGs-Dull at 19d20c.
O1L-There is no change in oil. Lin
seed-Sl O5. Lard-Sl 5Oa1 55. Petro-
GRoCERIEs-Sugar- Cuba 1871
a14xc; New Orleans l314al51Sc. Coffee
Firm at 2Iu26c. Molasses-Firm at
5OaS5c for New Orleans.
POTAToEs-Dull and supply large;
Overstocked at 4Oa50c per bush.
on arrival, but it is difficult to make
sales of magnitude at any price.
BEEF CATTLE-UnchAnged and firm
at full prices.
HoG5-Steady at $SAlO so.
GoLD-132X buying.
ExCHANIE-Flrma at par buying.
MoNEY-MRrket quiet.
Chicago.
APRIL 1O.-FLoUR-DulI; spring ex-
ira $5 50a7 90.
GRAIN--Wheat- Quiet at 1a1<c
lower; sales of No. ut 81 15al 1714; No.
2 at 81 071al lOH for regular and fresh;
closing with buyers at 81 OK; sellers
at 81 Os for regular; this afternoon No:
was nominal at 81 O8. COrn-Quiet
at Ha2<c lower; sales of new at 52Na
5511c: no grade at 54c; closing dull at
for regular; new, nothing
doing this afternoon. ORts-Dull; Ma
lc lower at 5lAa54Ac for regular and
fresh; closing dull at 5lAc for regular,
Rye-Dull and shade lower; sales of
No. at 81 l9al 20; sample lots at 81 2l
on dock; closing at 81 10 for No. ].
and nominal.
HoGs-Eirmer and a shade higher at
80 25a10 25 for light to medium.
CATTLE-Beef fCattle-Quiet at 81 75a
62H for common to good butchers
stock; $G O0a6 so for fair to good stock
ers.
Buffalo.
APRIL lO.-CATTLE-The receipts of
cattle since last Saturday including
was 48l cars. The supply
Of fresh cows and springers was very
liberal numbering about $50 head, also
about the same proportion OF stock
steers which were in fine condition.
without animation and drOvers
reluctant to submit to the decline.
Prices falling OFF fully e.hHlf cent;
sales at S. 40aS 25 according to quality;
COWS $40 O0A50 90.
unchanged and the tendancy
downward.
HoGs-Very little doing and nominal;
quotations 50 75a1O so for common 10
choice.
GRA1N--Wheat--N Nominal. Corn
74a75c for new on track. Oats. 500
bushels sold at Csc. Rye-NOminal at
81 80. Barley-Nominal at 81 90.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- 50A3l 90
LARD-17Na19c.
1T So 90.
GRA1N-Wheat-1c better; amber at
81 46a1 4711, closing quiet at the inside
prices. No. 1 red at 81 46a1 Al; No. do
at 81 35a1 SO. Corn-Hc better; No. at
SIC: No. 2 at 6214a62Ac; yellow at CSC.
better; No. at 61]zaG2eiNo'
2 at 58c. Rye-Quiet. Barley-N0lnl-
sEEDs-Clover &c better; sales at
11sc. ,o,,.
APRIL 1O.-FLoUR-Quiet and un-
GReGN-Wheat-F1rm; No. spring
,oId at 81 Halls. Corn-Opened higher
It 65a70c, but became very dull. Oats
Very dull at 64a67c. Rye-Unchang-
ID at 81 25sl 26. Barley-Quiet and
unchanged.
WHIsRY-Easier at 87aSSc.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- and nothing
loing in outside orders; sales at pre-
7ious quotations. Lard-Unchanged at
&c for steam; 171<c for kettle.
Cleveland.
April. Petroleum Not