The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-09

The jobbinR trade Ia very lively, and
prices are steady and firm.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

MoNEY-FIrmsr and active at 7 per
msnts TO the West are IncreRsIug, but
not heavily. Merchants fnd difficulty
IN ehectlng loans OF 9al2 per cent, and
no large amounts can be had at those
rates. The Government bought g.. 900, /.
VoO OF per cent bonds to-day at $ll7
sTERIlNo-Dull at 7XasXc. ..
GoLD-opsned dull at 1854; closed
The banks have prepared their re.
turns for the Comptroller oi the Our
rency. ...'.1.....,'
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Weak and low
or; latest quotations were: Coupons 'SI,
l2lN; do. '62, l2lX; do. '64, l2O9<; do.
'65, l2li do. new, ll9sS; do. '67, llSIk;
DO. '6S: ll0N; do. 10 4OS Ill; currency
Stocks quiet. W. NJ.
STocKs-New York Central 2O6s<;
Hudson River l54A; Harlem l56; Read .
Ing OK; Erie "a; Michigan Central l2o
Michigan Southern 102N; Illinois Cen
tral 1877; Pittsburgh l00H; Northwest.
ern SOhi do. preferred SON; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati 7s; Rock
Island INK; st. Paul 78I; do preier-
red S5Ni Wabash 10; do. preferred So;
Fort Wayne S6N; Terre Haute 40;
Western Union Telegraph 36H.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams IS x; Wells,
Fargo q Co., 1slf; American S69E; Unls
ted States ol1f; a.@
CtnCinnaIi.
sErrENpER S,-FLouR-vsry dull;
family 80 00a6 25. ..... :
GRiIN-Wheat-Dull and unsettled
With nothing doing: red 81 2OAl 25;
white 81 35al 49, Corn-Steady 81 O0a
1 0S. o1ts-54s5Sc. Rye 9Ga05s.
ToBACCJ-In good demand with full
prices: sales Of 200 hhds. at 81 OOA23 70.
WHsKY-Steady but rather dull ut
PRov1s1oNs-Mess Pork and Lard
Dull and nomlnally unchanged; Mess
Pork SS2 6OA32 70; Lard 1910, Bacon
15Na1sNe.
BuTTER-sCarce and Ia demand at
30a3Sc.
Edas-19a2Ic.
CnEEsE-Flrm at 14a14Ifo.
OILs-Linseed-Sl GOAL o.. Lard
81 40al 43. -
GRocERIEs-Unchauged and quiet.
GoLD-135 buying. f....
ExoHANdE-'Dull al lilo discount
buying.
Chicago.
SEPTEMBER S.-FLouR-Dull;sales at
SO 76A7 5O for winter extras; 50 2OA6 Is
for spring do.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and .la2c lower
on winter grades; and lkalX on No. 8
spring; sales OF former at 81 80 for No |;
and 81 27Gl % for No. 2. future delivery
No. 2 spring sold at 81 25Xa1 2GX seller
and 81 27 buyer September; 81 25al 26h
seller October; during the afternoon
sold at 81 27Al 27f seller September;
closing at 81 % same option, Corn
Quiet and unsettled; irregular at S6ha
s71fc for No. Q; and T0aS0c for no grade
In store; closing at 863<I a87c, the former
for future delivery; market was firm
with sales OF No. 2 at s61IaS7L<c seller
September; after change, sales at S71<c
same option. Oats-Quiet; prices NaH
lower; closing at 42kc seller Septem.
Der; and 1910 seller October. Barley
Active on speculative account at open.
Ing; No. sold at 81 10 cash; and seller
first half OF September subsequently,
iell 10 81 80 cash; and 81 32aI IS seller
the month. Rye-F'airly active but Ia
&c lower on No 2; closing at Ole.
CATTLR-Dull ut 81 7545 so for fair to
medium COWS and heifers; so 0O16 80
for good light steers.' .
HoGs-NomInally ucIive for best
grades; quiet tor other qualities; IS 65a
s 90 for common, 50 l2Ha0 50 for fair
to medium and 50 65alO 90 for good TO
extra.
Toledo.
SEPTEMBER S.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-WheRt-More active and la2c
betteri 81 80 for No. 2 white; Wabash,
81 IS; amber, 81 81; No. red, 81 84a
! 3iI1; No. do. 81 SlI1; No. 8 do, 81 2s.
Corn-Dull and unchanged; No. /, csc:
No. 2, 9ic. OAIs-UnchanRed; No. / ut