The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-10
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Steady with trifltng inquiry.
EGGs-Steady at 17al8.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The heavy decline in Michigan South
ern and Mariposa securities within the
past few days has impaired the capital
of five or six stock brokers on the
street and to-day they were compelled
to suspend: The names are given Of
Brown & Co., Desmarte q Robb, and
Wool, Berge 81 Co. The bills of Sosat,
Ursular 81 Co., of Cardenas, and Mercer
q Co., of Havana, both houses in the
sngar trade, have o.day gone to pro.
test. These are important houses in
the sugar trade.
The increasing currency balance in
the treasury and shipments of money
to the East and West are beginning to
affect seriously the working of our
money maket. The demand to day was
very urgent and continued until after
bank hours, when there was a sharp
rise in the rate OF interest. The trans
actions were st Z per cent, but after
wards coin interest paid, after three
o'clock, as high as Z per cent. currency
and Is per cent. commission. Discounts
nominal.
STERLINa-Firm at 1897 La1O9N,
GoLD-Opened firmer and closed
weak; Iopened at 1897; closed 1881;
carrying rates, Gao per cent. or 80 per
day.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-A fraction of,
but closed firm; the Assistant Treasu-
rer bought $4,000 5-30s of '67; $780,
600 do, '68s and 100000 new '65s at
about 1919, the bidding prices at the
time. Coupons 's!; 12l2Ga122; do
'65, 1ls56a1ls71; do new. 119Aa1l9Is; do
'67, ;1l9Aa1197s; do '6S. 1l9AaIl99s;
10-405, 1OS&a1O9.
SToCKs-5:30 Prices: Pacific Mail SSH;
Western Union Telegraph 4O7s; New
York Central 189; Erie 3O1S; Hudson 156;
Harlem 147; Reading 97k; Terre Haute
98: Wabash 726; st. Paul rs; Fort
Michigan Central 129; Michigan South
ern LOG; Illinois Central 143; Pitts
burgh 94A; Lake Shore 1O6; Rock
Island 1193<; Northwestern SO; Chicago
81 Alton los; Cleveland, Columbus q
Indiana Central 73.
Co. 30k; American 40; Adams SO;
United States 661<; Merchants Union
14a14&.
JUNE, 9.-FLoUR-UuchanE fami-
ly flour 30 5Oa5 75.
GRAIN-Wheat-Unc red at
81 l5a1 16, Corn-Dull at 6la62c for
69a72c. Rye-Duu at 95a$1 90.
CoTToN-Firm but quiet at 20c for
middling.
ToBAcoo-Active and in large de.
mand; sales of 293 hhds. at S. 50a22 90.
WHsKY-Unsettleda and prices lower;
held at 94c; but at the close sales of mag
nitude could not have been made at
better rates than 92c.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Advanced
to $32 90 with a moderate demand.
Bulk Meats-Held at Is, 15A, 1611a17c
for shoulners, clear rib and clear
sides but no sales. Bacon-Sold at II,
l71<a173<c for shoulders, clear rib and
clear sides, being further advance
Sugar Cured Hams-1S1fa19H. Lard
Dull; held at 1SA.
BUTTER-In fair demand at 23a26c.
EGGs-Declined to 16c.
OILs-No change in oils.
GoLD-$l3SA.
ExCHAEGEs-Firm at Ito to SOC dis
count.
JUNE 9.-FLoUR-Dull at S5 OOa6 90
for spring extras.
GRAIN N-Wheat-Active and hrmer,
No. l 11za2c higher; No, 2 advanced liza
21<c; sales of No. 1 at 81 121za1 IA; No.
81 1Oa1 IL; closing at 81 Hal 11A; cash,
81 1Oz, seller the month; No. 2 81 1O14a
1917, seller June. Corn-In fair de-
No. 1 steady, sales at 671zc; No. 2 577la
58L;rejected 51a52c;no grade 42c;closing
67%c for No. and $50 for No. 2; sales
of No. 2 since change at 58%c. Oats
Quiet and firmer and HaHc higher,
sales of No. at 597<a6Oc; rejected 54a
54kc; closing at 60c for No. 2. Rye
Quiet at 96a9s1zc. Barley-Dul and
nominal, sales at 81 45a1 SO for No. in
store.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at SIS 4Oa5 IS for
COWS and light steers; 81 373<a4 90 for
fair to medium and 81 O0a7 20 for Booo
to extra choice beeves.
Hoas-Dull and 16a25c lower, sales
at $8 5Oa9 90 for fair to good and 60 70
for choice to prime.
Toledo.
JUNE 9.-FLoUR-Dull and heavy.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull ambeF-at 81 50;
No, 1 white at 81 SIS; white, regular
1c better; business very light. Corn
No. / shade lower and quiet at CSC; No.
2 unchanged at 10; yellow at 70a701zc;
at 46c. Oats-Steady at
65%a65%c for No. and Michigan; No.
2 at 64c. Rye-Dull and nominally un-
changed. Barley-Dul.