Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aAEKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. September Is.


aAEKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK. September Is.
SECULAR REPoRT.
CoTToN-Decliniug;s sales 500 bales at
Soa255zc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, Is, 424 bblS; market
firm with fair demand; sales 500 bbls
at IS 25a9 - for State and western; So 90
al2 SO for extra western: so 35al2 % for
round hoop Ohio; $40 GOALS 90 for new
st. Louis: closing quiet: holders were
disposed to realize; also, 500 bbls ex-
ira State, October. at $40 % California
tlour-Dull; sales 2IO sacks and bhls at
Sll Goals 80. Rye tiour-Sales $50 bhIs
at 50 75a7 30. Corn meal-:Sales of 200
bbls.
wHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures, 4S,ls7 bus
market ls2c better for spring; fair de-
mand for export; sales 1880 bus al
81 lSa2 % for No. 2 spring; 81 255z for
No. / do; 81 24 for No. do to arrive
50 40 for amber State; 81 621z for white.
Rye-SRles 1000 bus western at 81 40a
40. Barley-Dull. Barley Malt
Quiet. Corn-Receipts, 20, III; market
la2c better, and active sales $4,000
bus at 81 pal % for new mixed west
ern; 81 l7al p for unsound. Oats-Re-
ceipts, li2, 22S bus; market opened
shade tirmer; closed lower; sales &c, 900
bus at 6611a6Sc for new Ohio and Chi
Cago.
The total stock of grain in warehouse,
Sept. 10, 1867, was: Wheat, 242, O2O bus
corn, les, 1856 bus: oats. GAG, 29I bus;
rye, Is, ISL bus; barley, 9,705 bus; mali;
55,477 bus; peas, 1920 bus.
GRoCERIEs-- Rice--Dully sales 100 bags
at eae1<c. Coffee-Firm; sales $50 bags
Rio. Sugar-Firm; sales $50 hhds Cuba
at u&<al25s; so boxes Havana at l31&c.
MOlasSes-Steady
PETROLEUM-Firm at l44zal5c for
crude and 3Sc for refined in bond.
PBoVIsIoNs-Pork-D and lower;
sales $500 bbls at S24 50a24 20 for new
mess, closing at s24 81 regular; $50 5Oa
81 90 for prime; S24 90 for prime mess.
Realistically; sales l2S bbls at previous
prices. Beef Hams-Dull. Bacon
Quiet. Cut Meats-Steady; sales lS5
packages at l215al3c for shoulders and
l511al7c for hams.
LARD-Unchanged: sales $50 bbls at
lS4tal4ssc; small lots at l42+c.
BUTrER-Steady at Ila25c for Ohio;
l5aS5c for State.
CHEEsE-Quiet.
LATEST MARKETS. P. N.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
Characterization tirm, with a
fair export demand for spring al 81 2la
n22 90 for No. =, and 81 % for No. l, on
spot. Rye-Firm at 81 40Al 10 for
Chicago and Ohio. CoIn-Firmer at
81 2Sal 231S for mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork - Easier mess,
S24 90 cash, and S24 % regular. Beef
Steady. Cut Meats-Firm, with fair
demand. Bacon-Firm. Lard-Quiet
at l4}4al45sc for fair 10 prime steam.
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market is less auima-
ted but moderately active, particularly
f,,r priraa 4
form and firm, the only change being
u decline OF 25z cents IA yard on l0-quar-
ter bleached Pepperell sheetings, and
u cent yard on Empire prints, which
now sell at lSc. Atlantic prints are
going of quiet at lSc, which is cheap,
"a inches square, but only probably 90
by 81. Geo. a. Wells & Co. have started
again to-day.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Cnupons, '62,
1885; new, '63, lls1si lO-4Os, 1915: ali
1900, 1879.
Observation-Disclosures
GoLD-l4IL.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:So P. Nj.
GoLD-opened at l441z; closed at
l445S.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Quiet and
without decided change; Governments
A.
of 49,, II45s; do '64, lOa5si do '65. Ill;
new issue, los; 10. 4Os, 500; 1905 III
SToCKs-Opened dull but rallied
slightly and again became heavy and
closed heavy; Cumberland, ga
3i1z, Quicksilver, 2615a2654; Pacific
ll2; Western Union Telegraph, 42Iza
1926; New York Central, l07ssalO75<;
Erie, 679<a67S; Hudson, l3lal32; Read
ing, IOl5salO2; Ohio Certificates, 27u271s;
ST. Paul, As; Michigan Central, llOa
Ill1z; Michigan Southern, 7994a7sz;
Illinois Central, l20al2l; Pittsburgh,
s6as6hi Toledo, l2sal29i Rock Island,
lOIJsaIO21s; Northwestern, 43a431s,
do preferred, 6s1sa6s1z; Fort Wayne,
IO39sal03;s.
EXPRESS SHARES - Wells, Fargo
IL Co., 631[a643Z; American, 65a65i
Adams, 65Ia66H; United States, 661za
o.; Merchants Union, ls<a20.
The Express says the reported cotton
failures in Liverpool to-day had ten
deucy 10 stitfen prices. 1t appears that
some heavy firms at Liverpool are find
ing it difficult to meet their renewed
obligations, now falling due, and fail
ures, in the present condition of the
market abroad, ii is feared, will be the
result.
SEPTEMBER I6.-There is a firmer
feeling in beef cattle, and prices higher
for better grades; steady for lower
grades; the offerings, which amounted
to 1850 head, We're all disposed of
average quality better than last week;
extra, I7al755c: prime, l616al6Gc; first
quality, l51zal6c; fair TO good, l4I<al5X;
ordinary, llal31c; inferior Sal0c. Re-
ceipts, Il, l26 head.
SHEEP AND LAHBs-Less buOyantun-
der the low demand; fair supply, prices
trifie lower; closed with heavy offer
ings; 4, 900 head were disposed OF, how
ever; extra sheep, 61+a61<c; prime 51<a
&c; ordinary and common, 4k<a51zi in
ferior, 41Ea5c.
Hoas-rhe market ruled quite ac-
tive and firm during the week; on
Saturday sales were made as high AS
SIC for extra.
Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER I6-FLoUR>-Firmer; sales
supeIfine at IS 75a9 90; extra 80 5OalO 90,
and family $40 50al0 70.
GRAIS-Wheat-Firm and prices
higher, closing with buyers at 81 % for
No. red, and sellers at 81 %; white is
held at 81 25a2 40. Corn-Dull at 81 co. |
Oats-Opened active, and No. sold at
62a63c, but closed dull at 6Os61c. Rye /,
Firm at 81 25al 2S. Barley-Scarce |
and in demand at 81 3Oal so.