The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nAnk kTs BIZ TELEsRArM.
NEW YORK. November 8.
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToS-More active, and q shade
firmer; sales 1900 bales at lS5zc for
middling uplands.
FLoUR-Eeceipts Is, 4SI bbIs; less ac-
tive, without decided change; sales
5000 bbIs; IS lOa9 Is for suPerfine State
and western; 50 65alO 80 for extra State;
SO 35al3 90 for extra western; 50 75alS 20
for round hoop Ohio; $40 O0al6 20 for ST.
Louis. California Elour-Heavy; sales
$50 sacks AT Sll 5Oal3 O5. Rye Flour
sales 500 bbls al s. OOa9 90.
WHIsKY-Quiet.
GRAIS-w 1874, 799 bus;
lessactivei la2c lower; sales 90. 600 bus;
81 Is for No. spring; - - for No. =
do; 81 q for No. do: 81 so for amber
Wisconsin; 81 "A for amber State. Rye
Primer; sales 5000 bus western at
81 90. Barley-4c better; sales 43 900
bus at 81 4OdI Az for western: 81 Goa
l 81 for choice Canada West, 81 52JS for
prime Canada East, deliverable up the
river. Malt-DulI; sales l6, 500 bus Can
ada. Peas-Sl ~ in bond. Corn-Re-
ceipts ~, 1S9 bus; lower; sales a, coo bus
at 81 SiISal 80 foI-miXed western. Oats
Receipts lS6, i6S bus; 2a3c higher; sales
IS, coo bus AT T7aSOc for western; closing
at about the latter price.
WooL-Quiet and without decided
CHANGE sales lO0, 900 pounds at STa50c
for domestic fleece.
LEArHER-SOIe lower at 2Sa20c for
Buenos Ayres light weights.
CoAL-Unchanged.
GRoCERIES-Rice-D and scarce.
Cotfee-FIrm. Sugur-Eirm with fair
business; sales $40 hhds Cuba at l2A
l21sc; 100 boxes Havana at lssal4J4c;
MoIasses-Dull and heavy.
HoPs-Quiet.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet at lie for crude;
301Sc for refined bonded.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork - Opened heavy
and closed tirmer; sales 100 bbls at
$50 75a2l 90 for mess; closing at 81 90,
regular; SIG 5Oa20 90 for prime. Beef
Heavy: sales lbs bbls at previous prices.
Beef Hams-Dull; sales so bbls at
SIS 50a29 %. Bacon-Quiet; sales 80
boxes city Cum berland cut, December,
at Sc. Cut Meats-Quiet; sales les
packages at lILal2J1c for shoulders;
l5al7c for hams
LARD-Dull; sales 500 bbls at l25sa
l3I<c; small lots Ht 1890.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHESEE-Heavier at llal512c.
LATEST MAHKETs-S
FLoUR-Closed quiet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-Du 81 I5a2 10 for
No. spring; 81 2Ia2 y for No. 2spring;
81 26a2 % for No. l spring. Rye
Quiet at 81 60 for western. Oats-Quiet
and firm at 79IzaS0c for western. Corn
prime western.
Ns-Pork-Quiet and firm
at S2l O0a2l 10 for mess, cash and regu-
lar. Beei-Quiet and steady. Cut
Meats dull and dropping. Bacon
/ Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull ut ISaI4c for fair to prime
steam and kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market remains Ian
guild and depressed, although few of
the leading dealers are doing fair
trade at reduced prices. The best
makes ofstandard sheeting are selling
slowly at l5c, but good enough makes
can be bought as low as 1871. LacOnia
is selling at l21<c; bleached at lie;
| Louesdale aud Audroscoggin lSc: Lilly
| River l3c; Hope 1874: Valley Falls, b,
| l2c; Albion, W, 1OH by case and lie by
| piece; the Pepperell, n, are down to
1871, and Pepperill, X, brown, l21f;
| New Market, q, bleached. offered at
! l4c, and Booth, S, ut lSc. Prints steady
and in fair request nj l2Izc for all
standard makes. Delaines range at 10
al9c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SroCKs-Coupons '62,
1857; do '65, 1867: 10 10 coupons, 1907;
last TWO series sos, 1905; other securi
ties unchanged.
MoNEY-6a7 per cent. Sterling. 1925.
ALTO.
GOLD-l39.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:SO p. NJ.
GoLD-Lower. opening at 1888; clos
| ing AT 1895.
GovEKNMENT SToCKs-Without de-
cided change, closing firm: coupons Isl;
! ll2.II2x; do '62, TUSCALOOSA; do '6I
| 1883 alO5J<; do rs. lO6I[IlO63s; do new,
lO71zaIO75s: do 81, lO71<al07sG; 1O-4Os,
| 1904 HIOI; 1905, lOJalUjIE.
| SToCRS-HeAvy and lower; Cam bs r
land coal 2in25; Quicksilver TkHlTL4;
! MariPosa s14-sIS; Pacific Mail I42Jza
| l43; Atlantic Mail ll6; Western Union
! Telegraph SO1Ss309&; New York Central
| lllgllII[; Erie 7la7l1z; Hudson l2IIsa
I25, Reading 955s a9524; Ohio and Missis-
sippi certificates 23A a2i; Wabash pre-
ierred 6214; ST. Paul SS1%; preferred sos;
| Michigan Central lOS5sulOS5{; Michigan
southern 7I3<aT711; Illinois Central
l2IL<al2I3t; Pittsburgh S05zISl; Toledo
| l0IalOlI Il; Rock Island 9I1sa9I2s; North
western 465<n47; preferred 62SSH62 y;
| Fort Wayne 9j7Ss955s,
| EXPRESS SHARBs-Wells, Fargo *
| Co. 4SaI9; American 6TH6S; Adams 6S'
| 6S1S; United States 6S1SH69; Merchants
/ Union 295S.
| BORDER STATE BoSDs-Missouri's
93JE; new Tennessess 621z.
( Cincinnati.
| NONEhbEk Or LpGH-1LDNtT ana
in good demand AT the decline Ht Sll 90
and extra at $1,000
GRAIN-Wheat-Dn at 24O for No.
red. and 81 OS for NO..l spring. Corn
Fair local demand at soc in ear for
new; no demand for shelled. Oats
63a64c for No. l. Rye-Dull at 81 40.
| Barley-UDchanged
| COTTOS-Held at l61fc for middlingT
demand light and nominal.
| TOBACCO-Lower; sales l29 hhds.
| wHIsKY-Unchange
! PRoVIsIoSs-Mess Pork - Dull al
! $50 90; no sales. Bacon-DuIl at l3c for
shoulders: l65<c for clear sides.
LARD-Dull and lower; closing at l2o
| for prime.
Hoas-In demand nj Sc OOs6 60, gross,
4 IS 35aS so, net; receipts 400 head.
BUTTER-Flrm at 3SaI0c for Ohio
| fresh, and 46A47c for New York State.
| CHEEsE-Firm Rt l45<al5c.
| APPLEs-PIenty and dull at S2R4 90
I nor hill