The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08

with per cent currency ana tsaA on
stocks. AS the day advanced the market
became easier and call loans done at
per cent gold, which was the current
rate lust previous to the close OF bank
hours. Applications for discount from
merchants were heavy, but rates were
almost nominal at l0a15 for prime
double and single nRmes.s
STERLING--NOminal and steady at
1077sa1OS1s for best btlls;rOund accounts
can only be sold at Il concession thefe-
from.
GoLD-Quiet and firm all dav, the
two extremes being 1875 and 1919, the
bulk OF the transactions ut 1874 which
| was the closing rate. Rates paid for
carrying were 3, 4, and per cent and
for borrowing 3, 2, 1.32 and 1T per cent
to flat. Clearances at the gold ex-
change bank S4l, ZOO. 900.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Are stronger
and prices higher, but the market was
dull closing firm, however, with good
inquiry for all bonds, but no DISPOSE
ton to sell.
Coupons 'sl, 1l5ka1l555: do. 1872,
119Na11915: do. '64. 1l411all4A; do. '65,
1l611aa1l634; do. new lSHal135s; do '67,
113xa1IS5S; do. '6S, fl31all33s; 1O-4Os
| 1051Sa1O5A.
SToCKs-The market in the morning
was a trifle off OF last evenings prices
except New York Central which was
of the bill in the legislature legalizing
the so per cent. certificates. Northwest
ern was comparatively firm, it appear
ing that 4, 400 shares preferred instead
OF smaller amount are held In Ger
many. Rock Island, st. Paul, Old
Southern, Plttsburg, Pacific Mail and
Western Union Telegraph were other
wise In the greatest demand. Later in
the day the market became heavy, par
tIcularly North Western, it being re-
ported that the 300 shares preferred
stock shipped is for account of local
operator to London on his own ac-
count, while another statement was
that none of the stock has yet been sold
In Europe, but simply carried there on
borrowed money. Subsequently the
market was again hrmer with gener"
al upward movement, the strongest be-
ing New York Central, North Western
preferred, Fort Wayne, st. Paul COM
mon and Pacific Mail. Prices closed
steady.
$3.50 Prices: Pacific Mail 9OHa9OA;
Western Union Telegraph 4lHa4lA;
Mariposa 1SAa19; Erie 33A; Hudson
137a13SL; Harlem l35; Reading 925a
92H Terre Haute 36a3S; Wabash 67a67H;
l294; Ohio & Mississippi S2As321S;
Southern 961sa96M; Illinois Central
139a1391z; Pittsburgh 9O5Sa90A; Toledo
965sa96A; Rock Island 100; North
western 81; Lake Shore, 967S.
EXPRESS sSHAREs-Wells, Fargo & Co.
Sl1<; American 4OHa42; Adams 595s;
Union 15Ha16X.
chicago.
APRIL 7.-FLoUR-Dull and heavy at
IS 5Oa6 75 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-mo active;
sales No. at 81 bal 10; No. at 81 O6a
09 for regular and fresh receipts;
closing at 81 Ol7Ia1 O611; sales at 81 OK
buyer to 18th, and 81 O918 seller May;
sales since 'Change at 81 O6X for No, 2.
Corn-Active and hrmer, aud l14alHc
higher; sales new at 511a54c for reg
ular and fresh, and no grade; No
1 6laG2c, seller May, and Csc seller last
half of April; No 2 57e5714c, seller
May, 5615c seller April; new SIS seller
the month and buyer the first half;
$50 buyer April, and 54a541c seller
last half April; sales new since Change
at SIC, Oats-D1ll at 52I3a55}zc
for regular and fresh receipts; closing
with sellers and no buyers at 54Hc;
sales at $50 buyers to the l5ib, and
5251c seller the month, and 56c buyer
April. Rye-Quiet and steady at
$Il5Xa1 17L for regular and fresh;
closing at 81 Is for regular. Barley
Quiet at 81 55aI SO; closing at 81 Sc for
regular; single lots on track at 81 4Oa
l 40.
HoGs-Live Hogs-Steady and mod
erately active at 50 25a9 SO for fair to
medium, and 50 65al0 90 for good.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle-Shade more
active at 81 3Oa5 90 for common cows
and Cherokee steers; S5 5Oa6 co for
fair; Sc 25a6 so for medium to good, and
81 SO for extra choice shipping steers.
Cincinnati.
APRIL MISUNDERSTANDING and
quiet.
CoTToN-DulI; middling Z7c
ToBACCo-Firm; sales of 2l5 hhds.
wH1sKY-Dull at SIC; not much offer
ing.
mand at 81 O5. Lard Oil-$I 50a1 55.
PRoyIsIoNs.-MessP sPork-Nominally y
unchanGed: held at $3I so, but no de-
mand. Bulk Meats-Quiet at 21<a14<c;
demand light, and those having orders
offer but l2al4c. BacOn-Unchanged
sides l61<c, and clear sides lie.
LARD-Dull at 18c; no sales.
BuTTER-Scarce and firm at 4441Sc.
EGGs-Dull at 24a25c.
GRoCER1Es-No change; demand fair.
PoTAToEs-Dull; supply large; mar
| ket oVerstocked.
GoLD-13lX buying.
MoNEY-Close at 1Oal2 per cent.
ExCHANdE-F'irIn at par buying and
10 premium selling.
| st. Louis.
| APRIL 7.-FLoUR-Quiet and un
changed at a OOa5 90 tor supers.
| GRAIN-Wheat-Fir but uncbanR-
ed. Corn-Heavy at 63a67c. Oats
| Firm and buOyant at 61G65c. Rye
Easier at 81 26a1 %. Barley-Dull at
81 65a1 so.
WHIsKY-Unchanged at $50.
PRuvIsIONs--Dull and nominal
| Lard-l7Hc offered for round lots
which was refused.
Toledo.
APRIL T.-FLoUR-Dull at Sc 0OaS OF
for choice brands of red and white win
ter.
ed; sales of amber at 81 40; No. red
81 40; No. white Michigan At 81 90
| Corn-No. shade better at G5Hc; clos
ing ouiet; No. at 6OXc; no grade 59c.
Oats-Quiet and unchanged at oOa0o1ac %'1S,
for No. and Michigan. Rye-Qule'
and steady; No. at 81 80; No. at 81 %
Barley-Dull. -
APRIL 7-FLoUR-very quiet, steady
| and unchanged.
| GRAIH-Wheat-Sal l car No. rec
winter at 81 SO; No. 2 do held at 81 30
Corn-Sales car at zoe. Oats-Held
at Gle.
| PErRoLEUM-The market Is very dull
refined held at S0Ha3lc for standard
white.
APRIL market generally inactive
small sales new corn at 75c on tra0k