Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
Rrousb. YalIandigha.n.
WOoL TRADE,

The excitement in the Wool trade still
continues; but We appreheBd that the
Wnnl. Grnwara of the State will soop learn
that steps are on foot for attempting 20
check the continued advance of prices. lt
is 'ssaid" that very large amounts have
changed hands in Ohio within the last ten
days at from 6s to 70c-(we doubt these
fgures)-aud that in the fOrepart Of this
week Eastern spectators and nanntac-
lures suddenly issued orders for all their
agents to leave the field. II this is true,
and if they think they see any 'panic" in
it which shall induce the growers to be.
come anxious to sell, they are calculating
without their host. When the, manufae-
turers and their organs learn that the grow
ers understand, as we'll as they do, that it
Is tnecessity," and not Gold nor Federal
victories, that must rule the market this
year, they wilthave made al advance in
knowledge that Will save them from many
attempts at humbugging.-OhiO Farmer
.is' - ~ F1SASc1AL,
For duties there IL q steady demand for
gold, which lie met with difficulty, owing to
the gradual diminution of the supply in.
market. But as, on lstprOximo, the gOv-
ern ment will dtsburse some six millions in
payment Of the; November interest on the
$50 boads, the supply of specie for duties
will become adequate to the demand with
| In few days. Among the Leading gold
| operators, the beliefin lower prices for
gold is very prevalent-so prevalent, in
deed, that they are all shOrE of the article,
and theirawan for delivery sustain the
market. Yesterday it was quite difficult
to borrowigqIa, ,epd asteps time as much
as one-fouFlh Of one per cent. was paid for
the lse of gold till Tomorrow. As gen
erat rule, however, the foreign houses are
pretty ,well supplied, aud are quite wiling
70 lend gold on interest---R.i 7. Herald.
TaE RsBELs ,1H KENTUCKY.
The advance of the rebels into Ken
tucky, which we have already reported,
seems 70 be confirmed by the fact that
Governor BramIette sends from Frankfort,
| Kentucky, a dispatch to the democratic
committee al Bufalo,l excnsIng himself
from attending the msSting there, in which
he says 1--WE now have q foFI9tdable raid
upon us, our banka are robbed, and towns
sacked within forty miles of the capital
No mapI' says the Governor, ''cau think
Of quitting his post while this continues
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The Quarter Master at Wheeling, on Sat
4 urdsy last, awarded contracts for three
hundred thousand bushels Of Oats, at S43t
per bnshel, sacks incluped, and three hun
dred tons of baled Hay at $s6 per ton
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II PtTTsBuRsH PETROLEUM MARKET.-oct
26-The market for both Crude and Rein
ed continue 70 be characterized by dull
J ness and depression, and the tendency /
doWnWerd.s There was rather more aetiV
lily IN Ctnde, but at q loWerfan prices
with sales of 500 and ITO bbls. az f22t
packages returned, and sb bbls at .271C
paekhg ges included. The maFket'closed dul
and heavy, and buyers feel SPnguiqe of
still furtheE decline. q For Rehhed, ID bond
there Is no demapd YhateYer, and ini %
absenseLo Lo6 sales, dse 6mitiqd0titi6usi Re
fined. free,S ipF fair local demand. a. 4ol
Figures; we note q sale of 100 bbls, stand
n ard brand, at b6e.g There is no mOyemer
in iBenzine OF Residium, and The meFke
may be,eoasfdered nominsl AZ former quc
tAuQns. Ass3 tlis-sll lslsi lai 81
As will be seen by reference 70 onr.ad
yeEtising columns, some $500 bbls Of Re-
fnsd, in b6nd, will be offered at Paht
suction on Friday and Saturday next
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