The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-05

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prime old mixed western in store.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork-H and low
er, with sellers of new mess at $3l 20 Tor
April. Beef-Steady, with moderate
demand. Bacon-Steady. Lard-Quiet
at 19c for prime steam.
EGGs-Quiet at 26a27c.
DRY GOODS MARKET
Market remains quiet.
MoNEY-ThePr Presidents inaugural had
no important effect on Wall street,
in the gold room it Occasioned no
| change at all. Government bonds
were Il trifle firmer and money more
active but perceptedlv easier. buying
| in the morning at per cent. Gold was
occasionally paid, but in the afternoon
it was more freely offered at per cent
on stock and 4A7 per cent on Govern
| ments.
STERLING-Lower owing TO the pres
sure of sales of borrowed bills; prime
bankers closed at 10SAalOS7s.
1875; loans made at las per cent FOR
carrying.
GovERNMENT STOCKS - Strong; the
market advanced at noon TO 1SaA per
cent; there was consequently decline
of 1sa9s, on the report that the retiring
President had not signed the public
credit bill; this was recovered when 1t
became known that Grants inaugural
| favored gold redemption of bonds.
Coupons of 'SI. 1157sal16; do '62. lisa
1875. do '64. 1l43SHll411; do '65, ll51za
ll534; do new, llz3sHll254; do '67, 1l2Na
ll23S; do '6S ll234 iIl21s: lO-4Os, lO5%A
LOG.
STOCKS - Marke. without special
movement; prices were higher during
| the morning.; lower aud heavy at
the second board, and tirmer towards
the close. with recovery from the de-
cline. Miscellaneous shares firm. TX
press Shares higher.
E5:3O Prices: Pacific Mail 995za1OOLS:
Western Union Telegraph 3624aS7; New
York Central 15SISa15SN; Erie S6aS6I9;
Hudson l35Aa136; Harlem l34al34H:
Reading 9O5sa9054; Terre Haute 35sSS;
Wabash 66a66T: st. Paul G513a66; Fort
Wayne 116szall7; Ohio & Mississippi
3S1Sa3SH; Michigan Central ll9; Mi
chigan Southern 95<a955s: Illinois Cen
trai 14OA14l; Pittsburgh S9NaS91z; Tole-
do 1O5al05H; Rock Island l25Ha125A;
Northwestern SlLaSl3S; Lake Shore
| los.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells Fargo IL Co..
3IA; American 42Ha42H; Adams 6lA
a62; United States 5214a53; Me rchanls'
Union 1611al7.
Cincinnati.
MARCH 4.-FLoUR-Unchnng and
GRA1N-Wheat-D but held at full
rates: No. . at 81 45; No. l at 81 so.
Corn-Firm and quiet; ear at 64a65c.
Oats-At 67a6Sc. demand light: Barley
Dull. Rye-Unchanged and quiet.
CoTroN-Firm and quiet at 2Sc for
middlings.
WHIsKY-Closes firm at 9Ic.
PROvIsIoNs-Very dull and nominal;
MANY holders were disposed to sell; tn q
rates asked at the close were AS follows:
Mess POrk-At $32 %. Bulk Meats
at 121<a141zc. Bacon-At l3Ac for
shoulders; lG54c for clear rib sides: and
l7Lc for clear. Lard-At 1SLc no
sales.
APPLEs-Scarce at IS OOa6 90 per bar.
rel.
CHEEsE-Firm at 2Ia22c.
OILs-Lard Oil-Dull at 81 Coal 65.
Linseed Oil-Dull and dropping; small
sales at 81 O5a1 O6. Petroleum-Steady
SEEDs-Clover-In good demand at
1910. Timothy-At 50 35a3 so.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar--D market un-
| settled and lower for raw and refined;
| latter declined most. COhee-Unchang-
ed and firm.
GoLD-131N buying.
chicago.
MARCH 4.-FLOUR-Dull and almost
nominal at $5s6 25 tor low 10 good
spring extras.
sales No. l at 81 l711a1 20; No. 2 at
81 i3y<a1 IA; closing weak at 81 l3a
i 1917, sales this afternoon at 81 l3a
/ 1917. Corn-In fair request and 1c
lower; sales new at 571Ia59c, and no
grade at 561<a57c; closing at 57L for
new; sales No. L at 69c, seller last half
of April, and CSC, seller May; No. 2 at
| T1nthincr dining this
afternoon. Oats-Quiet and ARlc low
er; sales No. at 5411a55Hc for regular
1 and fresh receipts; closing with sales
sales at 541<c for regular. Rye-Qutet
and Nc lower; sales No. at 81 l9Ha
l 20, and No. 2 at 81 18a1 1SN. Barley
Dull and 4a5c lower; sales No. 2 at 81 II
al IS for fresh, and 81 rs for regular;
closing at 81 75a1 78 for regular and
Hoas-Dressed Hogs-Steady at Sl2a
l2 SO, dividing on 200 pounds. Live
Steady and firm under a moderately
active shipping demand; sales at IS 50a
i 8 rs for stockers; 80 50alO 90 for common
TO medium, and $40 121<a10 70 for fair
to good.
MARCH 4.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed.
i low fancy and sc lower. Corn-Very little
doing, and yesterdays prices cannot be
obtained. Oats-Dull and lower at 65a
&C. Rye-Higher at 81 37al 40. Bar
ley-UnchaDged.
Observation-Disclosures at 92c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dull and unchanged.
Pork-$32 SO; bulk shoulders 13c; cleaI
, sides l7c. Bacon Shoulders llNci
clear sides 1711a17%c. Lard-NOminal.
Cleveland.
MARCH H4.-FLouR-City made $40 5Oa
10 rs for xxx white: IS 35a9 90 for Xxx
amber: 81 5OA7 rs for Xxx red winter
S6 75a7 25 for X red; country make
81 25aS 90 for Xxx red and amber; $6 Sos
725 for Xxx spring; 50 75a10 25 for Xxx
. white winter. Buckwheat Flour-$S 90
GRAIN-Wbeat-No. red winter is
; held at 81 60; No. do at 81 40. Corn
, zoe. Oats-62c.
PErRoLEUM-Flrm; refined 32s3Sc fol-
large lots.
MARCH 4-FLoUR-DulI; low grades
nominally lower.
1N.-Wheat-Dull, and 1Xa2
, lower; amber 81 So on spot, and 81 5
J buyer March. Corn-DulI and lower
! No. held at 69c, with CSC bid; No. 2.
j lower at 6c7; no grade 1c lower at g.
Oats-1c lower; sales Michigan at 6IC
! Rye-Quiet; nothing doing. Barley
Steady and unchanged.
HoGs-Dressed, nominal.
Milwaukee.
MAROH OH4.-FLoUR--Quiet and steady
) prices unchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 16 for NJ
in store.