The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01
nAKKErs BY TELEsHAPH.
NEW YORK. July 81.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Shade frmer; sales 5000
bales middling uplands at 2Sc.
FLoUR-Receipts 1885 bbls; market
regular and unsettled; sound and me-
dunn grades, fresh ground, steady;
white and other kinds heavy and de-
clining: sales Z 800 bbls, including 5000
bbIs for export, at So SOa7 20 for super
fine state and western; 81 75ao so for ex-
ira western; Sl0all so for choice dos
SO 3Oal0 IS for shipping Ohio; $40 3Oa
IL 25 for trade brands; S9AlI 90 for
spring st. Louis; S12al7 90 for winter
do. California Flour-Heavy; sales
$50 bbls at SI2aI4 IS. and small lots of
very choice at SIS. Rye Flour-F1rm.
WHIsRY-Lower; sales of 400 bbls in
bond at 81 IS for Western.
Observation-Disclosures $500 bush;
market heavy; new 2a3c lower; sales
Of IS, 500 bush at 81 60 for No. spring,
50 l2a2 Is for No. L do; 81 30a2 90 for
new amber Southern; g 25a2 20 for in
ferior to choice new white Southern,
81 so for amber GenessRe; and q 65a2
rs for white California. Rye-Quiet
and unchanged. Barley-DnII. bar
lev malt-Nominal. Corn-Receipts
81, 537 bush; market heavy and lc low
err; sales 13. 600 bush at 81 DIAL O33z for
new mixed western; and 92H95c for nn-
sound DO. Oats Receipts 1920
bush; market dull, with sales of 24,OGO
0u6n AT SSoH6fE "eSleEb1 oOAuOG AOA
State, and 95c for new Southern.
COAL-75 900 tons Scranton coal sold
at auction at S4a4 S7H.
WooL-Dull and declining; sales OF
100, 900 pounds at 4Sa6Tc for domestic
fleece.
LEArHER-Quiet and steady.
GRoCERIEs-Cofee- and firm;
sales ], 900 bags Rio at l6c in gold. Su-
gar-Steady; sales 600 hhds. Cuba at
lIXaI2c. Molasses-Quiet.
PRrRoLEUM-Quiet, at 15a15Hc for
crude In bulk; 29a32c for refined.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- dull and
heavy. closed firm: sales Z, $50 bbis. at
$50 SO, regular; S22 70 for old do; $40 75a
20 70 for prime, and 500 75 for prime
mess; also 2, 600 bbls. new mess at $24 20.
buyer. August. BeeE-Firm; sales 165
bbis. Beef HAms-Quiet and firm.
Cut Meats-Steady; sales $50 packages
at 111<a12c for shoulders; l5Alsc for
hams.
LARp-Dull and unchanged; sales
725 bbls. at 121fa125Sc for new.
BUTTER-Steady at lla2lc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Dull and heavy.
LATEST P. N.
FLoUR-Closed steady for medium
and heavy for choice and inferior
GRAIN-wheat-Dull and declining
for new, and steady for old. Rye
Quiet at 81 As for western. Pens-Dnll
and drooniug at s2aSic for WESTERN .s3a
9ic for Ohio. Corn-Dull and heavy at
81 coal O3 for good to prime new mixed
western; and 93a98c tor unsound do.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk- sales,
800 bbls new mess at S23 S., cash, and
regular, closing quiet and steady. Beef
Hams-Rather inactive. Cut Meets
Quiet and firm. Bacon-Quiet and
steady.
LARD-Rather heavy at 131<al4c for
fair to prime steam, and 1876 for Kettle
rendered.
The dry goods market is generally
dull, but no particular change To OBJ
serve in prices. Wooden shawlS ARE
beginning TO sell freely at discount of
5 to 10 per cent. below last years prices.
Other kinds OF woOlens are still
dull and depressed. A convention of
hosiery manufacturers is in session in
Albany, to-day, to consider the propri-
ETY. OF stopping all mills at once, as
they are losing money
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-5 Dos '62, 11l3<;
| '64 and '65, 1O91z; new, 1Os7S; 10 40s reg
| istered and coupons, l021<; 1905, frsts,
lO75S; others, 1O7A.
SrERLING-llO.
GoLD-14O.
CLOSING PRICEs-6:3O P. N.
GoLD-shade lower; opening at l4ON,
and closing a t 40.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs- without De