The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-06

Sheep 5a7c, Lambs saIO and I2c for
both inferior TO extra. 400 s- .I 50 -|
Hoas-Firm aud a shade higher at
Y MONEY AND STOCKS. -u'sls'r
GovERNMESr Srocks-5, 2O's. az ll2s<:
"a, lQ95sH '65. 1lO3<; new, I0saS; 10 4O's'
coupons, 102ss; 1-S0's, ali l07Z,
! Notwithstanding 954, ~ ~ .....'-,
| GoLDTl407s.j r=lt rGa. .a-.t.--..4
! -.5aE --LATEST $3.50 p. No ..l-s..
GonD-w without change, opening at
I 14O2S and closing at l40%. 'ai -'H -E.
II GOVERNMENT lSTocKS-A shade bet
tteF; coupons 'S1. 1I0l2all02<;' do. 81,
112<all2sS; do. "a, l095<a1lO; do. t'65,
ll01< alI05S: do. new, lOSS al0SAs; Aug.
7-S0s, lOT7{aI0s; June and July, lO7tSa
IOI5S.A t--l % H- lal %
SToCKS-ATs very excited to-day;
Erie, the great feature. fell from 20 to
66t<, and recovered TO 69a69I4; North
western, at the close, was next in specu-
Iative interest; the market generally
continued active until n late hour, and
closed strong; some OF the weaker bull
houses have failed; Ohio Certificates,
21aZ77<i Canton, 491< R49IS: Cumberland.
S6aSli QUICKSILVER, S01SaSli MaripOsa,
| 99&al0M; Western Union telegraph
45Aa46: Pacific Mail, l45; Atlantic Mail,
is1lOs<alll<; New York Central, lola
l041<; Erie, 69a691S; Hudson, ile<a
l20; Reading, l05alOoH; Michigan Gem
trai, lO93<; Michigan Southern, 7s9<a7s;
Illinois Central, 1175za11S1S; Pittsburgh,
9SAa9416; Toledo, 1221Ea122s<; Rock
island, lO2a1026; new, 46aSa46%; do.
preferred, 69a69H; Fort Wayne, lO57[i
Wabash, 1917. t- 90
Miscellaneous shares are all lower.
Steamship shares, quiet.
Coal stocks, dull.
Express SHARRs-Lowera and closing
steady: adams, 7s3<aT4I&;I American,
7laI4; United States, 74a76; Merchants
Union, l0aIS for IS per cent, and liza
Is for so per cent, paid. $50 g..
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Dull new
Tennessee's, 67S<; Missonri's, 10Shta
1881. o
AUG. 5.-FLoUR-FIrm with a fair
local and some shipping demand, and
prices ruled steady; family at 50 25a9 rs,
and fancy at $40 50al 90.
N--Wheat-Firm;t there is a good
shipping demand for prime to choice
Kentucky white at 81 20a2 25; red. firm
at 81 95a2 90 for Nos. . and 1. Corn
Unchanged and not much doing; No. 1
mixed at 7Sc in bulk. OAts-Dull at
45c for new; no old in the market. Rye
Inactive at S5R90c; the receipts are
light but fully equal to the demand,
which is only local.
CoTToN-Firmer; middlihg held at
&c. but the demand is quite light.
WHIsKY-Unchange .a
PRoVIsIoSs-Qniet, but held more
firmly, generally. Pork-Mess at $23 %.
, Bulk Meats-At -Ila13c, with sales of
24O 600 lbs shoulders at the above QUO.
tations. Bacon-Firm at l2c for should
ers; l3&al4c for sides, and I5ISc for
clear sides. LaTd-Dull and nominal
with no demand; offered at Ike. Hams
unchanged and quiet. ...- ..-. 1..
RUTTER-Dun at l6alsc for Central
Ohio; 20a22c for Western Reserve.
EGGs-16c. r.-
Observation-Disclosures and steady.
GoLD-l 40, buying. s.ts.
80 3u.-r- Chicago. aI,a. Ha-.ss
AUGUST 5.-FLoUR-Dull and nom-
GRA1N.-wheat-Du at 81 s4asI IS.
COrn-Excited, CSC. Oats-Dun at GA
CSC: Rye-Dull at SIC. Barley-Nom-
inal.
Provisions. = Pork = Inactive and
nominal, S22 75aS23 90. Lard and Cut
Meats-Dul and neglected.
| Buffalo.
AUGUST 5.-FLoUR-Quiet; Western
| spring, $40 90; amber, winter, SlI 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qniet; amber, 81 ls1S
az 20. Corn-Nomihal; mixed, 92c for
No. 2 on spot, aud Ole to arrive. Oats
Quiet.
FRE1aHTs-To New York, Corn n1fc.
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AUGUST 5.-FLoUR-Dull; XX $40 20.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul 81 95 for No. 2.
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