The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-19
MARKERS BY TELEGRAPH.

CoTToN-Dull at 14c lower; sales of
8, 600 bales at 29c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull, at 10R15c lower
on medium and good grades.
er, with only a small milling and ex-
port demand. Rye-NOminal at 81 As
for western. Oats-Dull and heavy, at
741Ic for western in store. Corn-Dull
and lower, at S9a90c for new mixed
western; old do, nominal at 81 90.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at $32 50a
80 rs for mess, cash and regular. Beef
Dull and without material change.
Cut Meats-Steady and in moderate in
quiry. BAcon-Dull and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet, at 19Na197Sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGs-Closed steady, at 22a24c.
DRY GOODS.
The market is little depressed so
far as printed calicos are concerned,
the Oriental and Coneasto being re-
duced to 12%c; the AmoSkeag are also
&c lower: and Waumsutta are reduced
to 1Oc. Unbleached and bleached mus
Inns are steady and in limited demand,
ns are most of the other classes of cot
ton goods. Woolen fabrics are little
more active aud steady.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Market easy at 7 per cent on
call loans, which occasions cheer
fulnessI and buoyancy in the stock
exchange. There is no reason to expect
glut Of money in the Immediate fu-
ture, but If there shOuld be no locking
up of greenbacks the supply will
be equal to any demand that can
reasonably be expected.
STERLING-A shade better: prime
bankers 1O8Aa1091s; short sight 1091Sa
1O9N; transactions are large though the
demand from importers Is light.
GoLD-Lower; opened at 134% and
closed at 1341<; cash gold Is abundant
and loans made at 1872 and at Gallo per
cent. carrying. 1t is believed that the
cmobination operatipgfor rise has par
TALLY unlOaded-
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Opened dull
and fraction lower the recent weak
ness in exchange being checked by
foreign purchases, butin the afternoon
there was a better demand, especially
on issnes of 5.20s, and the market was
firm closing steady. Coupons OF 81
1134a1141<; do. '62, 1141Sa115; do. '64
11Oka1lO2S; do. '67, 11O1<a11O1s; do. '6s
l1OAa11l; 10-40s, 109Ha109%. Stock
market opened steady except for Pacif-
| Ic Mail which sold as low as los with
large business. The New York Cen.
tral, Ohio and Mississippi, and st. Paul
were thu features and advanced; mis-
cellaneous, dull and steady. Express
l
the leading stock. In the afternoon
the railway market was strong, with
increased activity and advanced las
per cent. from the lowest point: Ihe
upward turn was occasioned by the
easing up OF the money market and
Durc6ases to cover speculative sales
made on the expectation of decided
stringency. Express shares still ac.
tive and Pacific Mail recovered to 1O71<.
Miscellaneous list better.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail 1071<a1071z;
Western Union Telegraph 37a371s; New
Hudson 135a135H; Harlem 135Ha136
Reading 92Is925s; Terre Haute 39a
3915; Wabash 66Na66L; st. Paul 66s
66H; Fort Wayne 120a120L; Ohio &
Mississippi 342Sa3414; Michigan South.
ern 94za9425; Illinois Central 143
Pittsburgh 90Ha91; Toledo 1045sa10436
Rock Island l0Sa1081+; Northwestern
S27saSS, Cleveland, Columbus d Indiana
Central AZ; Cleveland, Columbus, Gin.
cinnati & Indianapolis 60.
| EXPRESS SHAREs-American Halo
Adams 6571a66L; Merchants Union
1711a1S.
FEBRUARY 18.-FLoUR-DuQ and
lower; family at 81 0OO7 25.
ter was offered this afternoon at 81 SOS
/ 60 without buyers. Corn-Dull; clos
ing with no buyers at better than go
RYe-A shade tirmer; No. at 81 42s
43. Oats-Dull; No. l at 67a6Sc. Bar
ley-Uuchanged and quiet.
CoTToN-Dull and no demand; mid
dlings nominally at 2711a2So.
PRovISIoNs-Mess Pork, Bulk Meats
and Bacon-Nominally unchB nged and
no demand; mess pork can be bought
at S33 90; bulk meats at 13a15c; bacon al
14Lc for shoulders; 17al71zc for clear
rib sides, and 173<c toI clear do. LarC
with sales of 420 tierces at 1911c foI
country, and 20c for city; 1PO uerces o
CITY sold at zoe buyers March.