Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
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prices of most articles have been supported with
difficulty Cotton, however, has remained steady.
Money Inns been in more demand without change
in the rate of discount. -, M
tious weather noticed in our last has continued
during the present week, and a large quantity OF
rain has fallen. The reports OF the spread IN inc
potatoe disease increases, and serious apprehen-
sions also felt for the safety OF the wneat ciol
This has caused another week Examination IN our
corn market, and holders show great reluctance 10
part with their stocks, unless at extreme rates, an
ticipating n further improvement. we are not
sanguineof any important advance peplg sustailr
ed. as few DAYS OF sunshine would doubtless dis
pel much of the present uneasiness, and the wea-
her having taken up, this IS IN the ous
ness at to days market. heat realized nearly
cd per 76 lbs advance on last Fridays rates. and
Flour moves OF at Is to Is cd per Dbl. more mo
new. Indian corn on espot, maintains previous
rates whilst the demand for floating caIgoes, winch
was brisk in the early part Of the, week has since
subsidized. u. s.af rAfH.. ~ Z. II .oo
Bark is in moderate demand, with sales OF SUI
bags Baltimore, at 6s Sd per cwt. ,... e. 49,
,Turpentine fully maintains former prices 2oo
bbls having changed hands at IS per cwt.
Spirits Turpentine. The transactions have been
small at 35s per cwt, the remainder oil STOCK Doing
held for higher rates.
iTar-Sales of 800 bbls have oeeh enec'eu' a.
lis Sd, to lis Cd per Dbl, VI. -, r 1000
Resin continues in request, with sales Oh looo
bbls at IS pei cwt for common amber 70 lis ior
fine. + T 81 80. a. r -
Lard-Sales are small, say 80 tons, at the former
quo'"''0'' % ''S p' WRIGHT, CANDY & CO.
Prices Current in liverpool per Imperial Stand
ard, Friday, august Is, 1852.
Wheat-Brtisll, per 10 lbs, English red, 5s 10, 6s
Cd do white, 6s Cd, a6s Cd; Irish red, os 9d a6s;
do white, 5s l0d 6s Adj. Foreign per ~ Dds,
mixed and red, 5s I'd aos 4d' whte Us os aou' a
States mixed and red, IS Sd AIS 4di white Is Sd
6s Cd, l''- ..... . ~.
Indian Corn-Per $50 lbs, American yellow, 29s
Cd aS0s; white 2Ss I'D AGES; French, Spanish, ltal-
linn &C., yellow, Dos a29s Cd; white 2Ss 2es I'd;
lbrail and GalatZ, 29s Cd a3Us.
Flour-Per Dbl, 1876 lbs, Canadian, sweet. 2ls
Cd a22s; Ohio, 22s a22s 6d Philadelphia and Balti-
more, sweet 2ls I'd a22s; New Orleans, 2ls I'd PSI
u s. and Canadian heated and sour, lss a2Osi per
sack 200 lbs, French fine and superhne, 3ls I'd
33s Cd; extra, 35s cd a3Is Cd.
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET.-A large
business done this week, including several par
GELS of Western stripes for resale. Prices OF all
kinds very fair and tor middling descriptions I'd to
Id higher. .I'
RIO JANEIO, July 15.-From Rio, we are ap-
prised of Il further improvement in exchange, the
rate having advanced from 264 to 81 and 274-
An average amount of business had been transac-
ted in imports. The coffee market had continu-
ed active till after the arrival out of the Tay when
business was brought TO stand, but no decline i'll
prices took place, owing to the smalness OF stocks
The accounts about the crop continued favorable,
and the yield, tnOugn lar ltoi leaCHiiiS that VI
1850, ISL will considerably exceed the one Just fin
ishcd. The reports regarding the coming sugar
crop, were unfavorable, and is not expected to
| exceed one-half of the last.
PASSENGERS. ".
Mr. Walker and lady, Rippon, Miss Bell, DR.
Parks, lady, infant and servant, Messrs d Tor
renee and lady, Taylor, lady, child and nurse,
Wm Smith, lady and servant, w Rulon, J Nor
gan, Captain Wright, Messrs Owen, Herman,
Gctz, Frazer, Secore, Lockwood, Copeland,
| Burton, J Orr, Heydecker, Banker, Holthauscn,
Nixon, Eyre, G Wostenhoms, D II .Holms, w
Warner, 1t F Lyon, K A p Lisin, Bunch, RE
uerS, Bolton, d Hutton, Irving Paris, Malleiort,
NJ Davies, James llarty, G Pattison, Clark Wal
do Hart, R Adams, Muller Schaeffcr, w NJ Hem
rod, Pengilly, Hewitt, Hoffmeyer. Huna, Lee
Grand Smith, and Brotoer, bearer of dispatches,
Altree, Lawrc; Mrs Humbert, Mr. and Mrs Pea
cock, Mrs J Peacock, Thompson, Page, Rev X Do
bic, Miss L Hands, Mr. Morris, Miss Gessel, Miss
Bolla, Messrs Massenlierd, II Bottomley, w Wilson,
w Reynolds, George Kelley, ID Brown, Spurne.
NJ Behre, Rev A d Campbell, Eastwood, X
Hastings, Miss Ii Tayior-rotal So. .---.
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