The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-27
COMMERCIAL And FNANClAL.
NAsNErs 81 rELEanArl..
NEW YORK. September 90.
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REGULAR REPORT.
CorroN-DulI and dropping; sales
/ 800 bales Mt &c for middling uplRuds.
FLoUR-Receipts IL ,9Og bbls; market
duh and dropping; sales 6, 800 bblS al
81 IohS 80 for Superhne state and west
eru; 50 60al2 so for extra western: 50 30
ul2 so for round hoop Ohio; SlIal6 90
tor ST. Louis. California Ftour-Quiet;
sales $50 acks and bbls at SIIalS so.
Rys FIour-Sales $50 bbls at So 25aS %.
WHtsKY-Quiet aud unchanged.
GRAIS.W heat-Receipts 100, 54T bus;
spring SHADE tirmer, and winter lac
better sales $4,000 bus at 81 1882 - for
No 2spring; g "a for very choice do;
81 80 for No. l spring; 81 10 for old Chi
cago spring; 80 90 for amber Michigan;
81 e2}E for extra choice white do; 81 So
for choice white California. Rye
Quiet: sales 900 bus western at 81 As.
Barley,-Dull and dropping; sales
Barley Malt-Quiet; sales 1000 bus
at 81 81. COrn-Receipls 81, 474 bus;
market less active and lc lower; sales
IS 900 bus at 81 30al IS Tor mixed west
eru; closing at 81 31al 30 afloat; prime
parcels 81 2TaI % for unsound. Oats
Receipts l26,Sl3 bus; market active and
firm; sales 145, 900 bus at 74a75Hc for
Ohio aud Chicago; closing at 75a7551c.
GRoCERIES-Rice- Dull. Coffee
quiet. Sugar-Steady; sales 700 hhds at
llal2c for Cuba and llAllI<c for Porto
Rico. Molasses-DuM.
HoPs-Quiet al previous prices.
PEIRoLEUM-Quiet at l5Jzc for crude
and 3Sc for refined in bond.
PROVISIONS Pork = Opened lower
aud closed frmer; sales 1890 bbls at
S23 75a23 % for mess, closing ut S2S 90
cash and 500 50a2l 90 for prime. Beef
Firm and unchanged; sales OF 175
bbls. Beef Hams-Nominal. Bacon
Steady. Cut Meats-Quiet; sales of
800 packages at l2L<alSc for shoulders
LARD-Steady; sales of l,075 bbls at
lS9<sl4Ikc.
BUTTER-Steady at I5a27c for Ohio.
CaEESE-QDiet.
LATEST AARKErS-5 P. n.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5alOc lower
for medium and common; high grades,
quiet and steady.
GRAN Wheat = Active aud very
tiTm; 81 20a2 "a for No. 2, and 81 30a2 81
for No. spring. Rye-DulI; 81 46i1 As
for western. Oats-Very firm ut 75a76c
for Chicago aud Ohio. Corn-Lower,
and dull atSl 29al 81 for good to prime
middling and western.
Provisions - Pork - Steady; sales
5000 bbls, mess at S23 81 11<a23 95 cash
and regular; closing at SO S7Isa23 95,
and quiet. Beef-Nominally unchanged.
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady. Bacon
Nominal. LHrd-Steady at l4xalI2sc
for fair to prime steam, and I45Sal41Sc
for kettle rendered. .|raE N az
F-.tag DRY GOODS. l-.ef
The dry goods market generally re-
mains little quiet, although "A few
large jobbers are trausacting good BUSH
ness at pretty we'll sustained prices;
better and firmer grades, both in for
eign and domestic goods, keep the hold
close up, but any style of goods not re-
quired for immediate wants meet with
Indifferent sales at Improbable prices;
all prints in good styles and cOlOring
continue to sell quick and well at fair
profits; printing cloths sell well at liv-
ing profits; delaines go Off free
ly without much benefit TO any
one; ginghams are bringing fair
prices; low grades poor prices,
BIeRched muslins steady and popular
makers keep hold close up at full prices.
A few brown sheeting jobbing houses
have reduced prices very low, below
regular prices, viz: the Lyman A s.
265 yards, ll3+; the Indian HeHd y
goods are offered as low as l21G, and the
Augusta 4 and e have been closed
out ut a marked decline, below actual
cost; Pennsylvania MAJOR 4 sheetings,
weights, 1913 yards, sells as low as Az;
best makes command l7IS, with the ex-
captions of Lawrence &, which is SELL
inc low IL