The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-11
SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT,



, tern buyers of goods are waiting uni
Iney have sold IA portion of their stool
Ihere are however, sufficient "buyeT
l mere rom the other sections TO keep th
8 market In state OF healthy activity
: Inc excitement has produced n partiI
speculative demand. There are thos
VINO nave courage to buy up cotto
goods Mt prices OF manufacturers, so 3
lOO per cent, partly in the hope of reall
z1ng n future advance, IL would, no
DC surprising were these parties to fin
tnat the lnnnufncturers have few NOR
Igoods than they would have the Dubli
believe. It is impossible that the pres
ent quotations should be maintained
beyond very limited period, as it vii
be an exception TO all experience if th,
Immense profit now being realized bl
producers, do not very speedily result
III a large increase in the supply o
goods. AT present, however, the ten
dency OF prices continues to be upward
| Many of the leading makes of cotton
fabrics have advanced 5(G7Jz per cent
during the week.
the exports of domestic cottons from
TINS port to foreign ports have been Ia
packages for the Year. The demand
Tor brown sheetings is very nctive; the
STOCK IN trst hand is light and prices
demand, Stark A, Indian Orchard
Lawrence O, Indian Head, Appleton a
ana other standards are held 6v agents
at 3T1Sc; A. Graniteville, 35Hc: rs
Graniteville, 81 nc; East &c. higher; a.
augusta ,Factory, 361z; T-S Augusta
Factory, 821z; IA Wachusetts, 81; Al
AgnWan, 80; fremont IA A are sold al
value; Pocasset Canoe 40 inches. and
Pocasset X are both sold mt value; AD-
pleton A, 30; g, SO; Newmarket Rl(
3I54; Newmarket a, 3SJl; NEWMARKET
II, 351z; A Milford, 80; Massachusetts,
| III for A, and 375I for ID; Al Nassau.
extra, 3OIz; IA olscgO, a. Shifting IS
~ for Appleton z, and BIZ for so
inch; Indian Head, 80.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGs.-Stoc arc re-
covered to n merely nominal amount.
orders are mostly given on advance OF
production ut value. Prices still tend
upward New York Mills have been de-
ilNered at 5I1z. IA Wamsutta were last
delivered at 55L Wamsutta "a. al
Wamsutta 20; Hope so; I,ousdaIe 52iI.
Social A.; Watertwist 52IS Social {,
421S /; Al Forestdale So MasonyilIe ~ !.
Masonville x 5TlS *; SlatersyiIIe Az !.
Bartlett 5214 for IA, 1917 for rs and AZ
for 33 inch Red-bank As for Al and
Al for rs do; White Rock are sold,
opened ut value.
BROWN DRILLS.-Stock nominal and
prices higher, Booth brings 8s1S |;
Laconia and Pepperill 81 Stark IL SO;
Augusta 81; GraniteviIle 81,
CANTON FIANNELS.-Prices about five
cents higher and the demand very ac-
tive, sales at 4S1E. fremont and Suf-
folk are well sold off at so; Wnteryille
last delivered at SIX for +; Corset, Jean
very active and scarce Indim
Orchard Androscogin and Bales
bring BIZ for bleached and coIorcd
Amoskeag 3S1$ and Satteras Al.
Printers cloths are less in demand
printers Will not operate at present.
prices; 26c has been paid for small lots.
81 by 81 for present diIing. Printers
have almost no stock in print hands,
There is IA perfect scramble among the
jobbers for the lending markets; the
printers are producing to their interest
and capacity, but cannot keep up with
the demand; prices IRE lac higher, and
the productions are largely sold. which
the following nre the latest quotations
among the jobbers; MerrimacS, S4a36c !;
Cocheco, 34oi SpTague's Lawrence, not
quoted; American, 33; Domel's, 81 /;
Saunders, ~; Aliens, -; JorJlon IS Co.,
"a Amoskeag, ST. Arnold's, %; Small,
29l5; Dutcher's b., PSI; Mourning
Sprague's, 81; Atlantic NJ, YS1Sa3l:
York NJ, 81 =; AmOskeag NJ, 3O1G; NIou-
selain Delaines, stock in first hands.
merely nominal in demand and still
unusually active, quotations ~ higher,
and tendency still higher; Stripes and
TICKS are very active, prices Ial high
er; Hnynaker's Medal bring az;
Whittenton, 3TS for c., 40 for BIB,
~ for IA, and 5T% for IA.
Ticks have advanced, the best ma
kers are we'll sold up to production.
Pacific and Manchester, 3T1S; Hamil-
ton, 40; Lowell DelnineS, 311l; Pacific
earmnia brings 40; Wool shawls con-
tinne very actiye, and sold up clean to
production in the leading STYLES,
equote Walden shawls MT
81 90 for 6G1z by 1876, and 81 90 for 70 by
IN inches. High colors-S5 Soar 90 for
63 by l26; do, IS 25a9 90 for II Nv IA:
81 w for "a by l35, and OOa6 40 for IS
by l26. Drabs, brown and mourning
IS % for Il by IA; SO T5 for 81 by i35.
and 50 30 for So by l26. Gents Maids
Double and most superfine, 81 90 for
90 by l 2G; Plncedale Gold Medal in
nigh colorS, and fine fabrics, n by LA
not subject to discount; IS so FOR 6TL
by l35; high colors, checks and .nourn-
ing, q 90; drabs, 63 by l26, s. so; gents
81 as for liz, and 80 75' for is by %;
Waterloo, 50 20, square superfine In
high colors.
WooLRNs-Still continue yerv nc
tive in every branch, and prices firm.
Fancy cassimeres are well sold up; fine
a iIi Styles are scarce. There is an
abundance of light cOlors, Snttinets
are well sold up, and the demand for
medium and fine goods continue ac-
tive; tip-tOp sell at 81 so for . and
Lower Valley, 81 25. -
There has been less business incloths
but there is no important accumulation
of stock, and prices are firm. Cotton
warp sells Mt 2 TO for No. ], % for 2 and
2 40 for 81 Utica all wool beavers bring
90 an advance of % cents; Kentucky
jeans are active and well sold; WASH
1ngton, Union and Laurelton bring 60;
Richmond 621s /; Eagleville 20 for AK
and Blue Mixed, extra from InClipo
Blue do bring SOC and Blue Brown and
oxford Wool Cassimeres 20. The mar
ket continues active for Flame, 1 and
although there has been no general adj
vance IN quotations, many goods have
lDeen sold ut higher rateS, and the stock
in first hands has been very much bro
ken. Plain Scarlet and Orange range
3I15 to 30 Scarlet Twilled Axe, 20 for
+ and y White 55 064 IL Shaker 60
20; Blue and Mixed Twills as 10 |:
Gilberts White and colored Opera colt
freely at advance.
Army flannels are held at 77JS for
standard. ~
The stock of carpets on hand is much
reduced, while many favOrite designs
are entirely closed out, and can only be
purchased for custom delivery; the Ilo-
well Company's are advanced to 81 SIS
Tor superhne, 20 for extra SuDerfine
and OH for imperial three-pIy; the
Hartford Company's are 80 for medi-
um super.
The demand for foreign fabrics con-
tnueS very active: the public sales at-
tracts large attendance, and drnws
out advanced bids; the arrivals of new
goods continues large, but as large
amount are sold to arrive, the receipts
nave no depressing effect upon quota