The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-24
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
uAsKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. September IS.
REGULAR REPoRT

NEH YORK. september y.
REsuLAR REPORT.
CoTroS-Dull; sales 600 bales at "a for
middIing.
FLoUR-Receipts I4,lO7 bills; lOa2Oc
lower for common grades; other grades
unchanged; sales Z 200 bbls. at 81 9Oa
9 Is for supertine State and Western:
60 75alS for extra Western; SO 9Oal2 so
for round hoop Ohio; Sllal6 for ST.
Louis, closing quiet. California Flour
in lair request; sales $50 sacks and
bbls. at SllalS 90 Sales $50 bbls. Rive
Flour at So 25aS 90.
HIsKEY-Quiet.
MISUNDERSTANDING 70, 95I bus;
winter scarce and advancing; spring
heavy: sales lis, 600 bus. at 81 10 for No.
8 spring; 81 1Sa2 2O1< for No. .; 81 2sn2 so
for No. l do; latter very cholcei 81 So
for choice amber State; 81 60 for white
Genessee; 81 65a2 20 for white Michi-
gan; 81 72Jza2 20 for white California.
Rye-hrm; sales 1900 bus. at 81 asa
1 30. Bariey-More active; sales 1000
bus. two rowed State at 81 sly;
5000 bus. No. Chicago to arrive at
81 so. Barley Malt-Quiet; sales l 500
bus. at 81 50al IS. Corn-receipts
81, 1873 bus; la2c better; fair demand;
part export; sales IL, 900 bus. at 81 2sa
/ so for mixed Western; 81 2inl q for
unsound; 81 80 for white Southern.
Oats-Receipts Ill, 752 bus; lac better;
sales 5000 bus. at 73a74c Tor Ohio and
Chicago.
Stock in Grain Warehouse on Sept.
23-wheat, 2S3, OIL bills; Corn, l, l40, 6T7
bus; Oats, sol, 27s bus; Rye, 12,4si
bus; Barley, $500 bus.i Malt, 56,677
bus; Peas, IA, $50 bus.
GRoCERIES-Rice-Du /; sAles, 100
bags at 9a9J4c. Coffee-Firm for Rio
other kinds, dull and steady; sales, 500
bags, Rio, on private terms. Sugar
Steady; sales, 500 hhds, Cuba, at llL<a
IKE; $50 boxes, Havana, at IL. Mo-
lasses-Firm.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet at I5aI51[c for
crude; 331zc for refined in bond.
HoPs-Unchanged.
PRoVIsIoNs-POrk- sales, 1850
bbls at $2I 0Oa25 90 Tor mess; closing at
S24 %, cash, and SO 5Oa2l 90 Tor prime.
Realistically; sales, 40 bbls at prevI-
Gus prices. Beef Hams-Dull and nom
inal. Bacon-Quiet. Cut Meats-Un-
changedi sales, 10 packages a; l21SalSc
for shoulders; l6L[al61zc for hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales, 900 bbls at l3A
a1417c; the latter for small lots.
BUTTER-Steady at l5a27c for Ohio;
lSa35c Tor State
CHEEsE-Quiet at 10al5c.
DRY GOODS. ..
Trade continues steady and prices
without much change. Transactions
are restricted to light purchases, eau
ton being still predominant. In prices
we notice a reduc. ion in Lawrence by
a jobbing house to Ice for Unbleached
muslins, which is below the market.
The Hinlan "A brown :sheetings have
been reduced to l61Sc by the same firm;
the Boot brown TO 1916, and Union
deuims TO l41zc. These prices fall &c
too low for general quotations.
CATTLE MARKET.
The market for beef cattle last week
WAS decidedly heavy, under large re-
ceipts and slow demand, and sales were
made at a reduction of lac to-day,
with cooler weather and moderate sup
ply. The market at the national drove
yards is hrmer and quite active, and
closing steady tor average quality.
Offerings which composed ], 500 head,
were fair to extra l61zal7; prime l5Aal6;
first quality i41Sal5; !Hir to good l3]4a
li2{; ordinary llal3; inferior IOall.
Receipts for the week 300. Sheep and
lambs to-day in view of cooler weather
and moderate offerings advanced &c,
closing steady sheep 5a61Ic, lambs &c;
receipts for the week 3O,27S. The hog
market Is only moderately active and
fully &c lower than last Monday. The
receipts are mainly common and infe-
riOr grades, which are difficult to dis
pose OF. About thirty car loads on sale
this morning all sold at 79%asc for fair
TO good, 7sSa75sc for comm on, and 6a7c
for inferior. Receipts for the week
SO, 9l5.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GovEnSMENr SrocKs-Coupous '62,
ll4L+; "a. 1897: '65, ll0J4; new, 1917;
10. Hos, g95s, = SOs, IOT.
MoNEY-7 per oent. Sterling, I'M
changed.
GoLD-l 1875.
CLOSING PRICEs-5:30 p. 81.
GoLD-withouG material change;
opening at l43; closing at l43.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Without deci-
ded alteration.
SToCKs-Stroug early in the day, but |
fell Oft generally towards the close lag |
per cent, with nn increased pressure to |
sell and close at the following quota |
lions: Pacific Mail, l37al37}<; Atlantic |
Mail, Il0alll; Western Union Tele- |
graph, 3S1<; New YORK Central, lO59<a |
1855; Erie, 6O5sa6O1; preferred, 7IJ<; |
Hudson, l26al27: Reading, l0l 15al0l5S; !
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 257fa |
26JS; Michigan Southern, 755sa755<t ILL., |
nOis Central, l2l1{al22; Pittsburgh, |
7S1Sa79; Toledo, l261zal2T, Rock Island, |
l0OSaIO0H; Northwestern, 1875 a3S5s; |
do preferred, 635Sa64; Fit. Wayne, lOOLsa |
1908; Canton, 4351; Cumberland, SOa32;
40.
STATE BoSDs-Missouri IS, 103al04:
Tennessee Is, new, 6SA.
GovERSSIEST SroCKs-Closing quo
coupons, Ill; 5-2OS, 49,,
ia; do G5, lll4; do coupons 81, lO71s; |
1910 coupons, 995S.
EXPRESS SToCKs-HigheT; Adams,
621sa62Jf; American, 61a6IL; United
States, 621<a63; Wells, Fargo q Co., 57a |
BIS; Merchants Union, lS1za19.
Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER 2S.-FLoUR-Firm, with
a fair demand; no change in prices;
family $40 75all 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and in demand |
at 81 SO for No. L red. Corn-Advanced |
to 81 O5 for No. L mixed; receipts light. |