The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. BIZ TEIEaR.AP...
NEW YORK. September ~.

MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPsa.
7t4 Sc. NEW YORK. September 81.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-1c lower; sales 900 bales at
22c for middlipR uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1872, 500 bbls; market
without decided change; rather more
doing; sales 8, 200 bbls at 81 75a9 90 for
supertine State and western; SO 65a12 so
for extra western; 80 70al2 80 for round
hoop Ohio; Sl0a16 Tor st. Louis. Cali
fornia Flour-Quiet; sales $50 sacks and
bbls at SIla13 so. Rye Flour-Sales 800
bbls at IS 30aS %.
w Enthusiastically sales $50 bblS west
ern at So SO bonded. o.
GRAIH-W heat Reeeiptse 13, 235 bu,
market lac better and cuiet; light sup
ply offering; sales %. 600 bu At 81 55R2 81
Tor amber statei y g. for vi White Caiifor-
mia. Rye-Ffrm; sales {, 900 ou western
at 81 45al 80. Barley-HeaYy and 1a2e
lower; sales $500 blu No. 2 Chicago at
81 Al. Malt-Dull. Corn-Receipts
$3.50 bu; market opened 2a3c lower and
closed firmer; sales 156, 600 blu at 81 ga
BOZ for mixed western; 81 25al 26 for
unsound; 81 30a1 81 for No. Illinois
river. Oats-1c better; sales So 600 blu
at 76c for Ohio and Chicago: also 10000
bu at 731Sc for first half and 72c for last
half of october. i..- ta. f.-s
GROCERIES Rice Quiet. Coffee
Dull. Sugar-Active and firm; sales
1000 hhds, Cuba, at1113al2Ec. Molass-
es-Dull. sfa. 1e
HoPs-Unchauged 81.
PsTRoLEUM-Dull and lower at 141<s
15c for crude; and S211a33c for refined
in bond. lE - sai5...
PRovIsIoNs-Pork = opened steady
but closed heavy sales 1850 bbls at
$23 S7a24 10 for mess; closing at S23 81,
cash, and $50 50a2l 90 for prime. Beet
Steady; sales 500 bbls. Beef Hams
Nominal. Cut Meats-Steady; sales,
also for hams. Bacon-Quiet; sales 25
boxes, Stratford cut, at 1870. s
IARD-Firmer; sales 1850 bbls at 135z
a14sSc, latter the extreme. -s.4..
BUTTER-Steady at 15a27c for Ohio.
CHEEsR-Quiet and unchanged.
LATEST MARKETS. P. N.
FLoUR-Closed firm, demand active
for low grades, and quiet and steady for
high grades.
-Wheat-Quiet and firm with
very light supply. Rye-Steady at
81 35a1 4S for western. Oats-Quiet at
75a76c for Chicago and Ohio. Corn
Firmer and fairly active at 81 30a1 81
for good to prime mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- sales of
ing nominal, and $23 so regular. Beef
-Favors buyers, with moderate in
quiry. Cut Meats-Nominal. Bacon
Quiet and steady. Lard-Firm at
l495al415c for fair to prime steam; 141z
al4ssc for kettle rendered.
''i DRY GOODS.
The market is without much change,
and the demand is moderate with some
slight shading in the price of light I'M
bleached sheeting and shirting, but in
other descriptions prices will be sus-
mi IOrfN kNk ctr and
selling freely at 15a16c for the best
makes. Standard sheetings are steady
at 17al712 for the best brands and 16c
for seconds and three yard goods.
rrsff-a MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons, '62,
1l3Is; do, '64, 100; do, '65, 1923; do, new,
l07A; 10.40s, coupons, 1875; 7-Sos, nm
changed.
MoNEY-7 per cent.
STERLING-1091Sa1l0L
GoID-143. ~
CLOSING PRICEs-5:30 P. NJ.
D-Without decided change; open
ing at 1917 and closing at 1885.
GOVERNMENT SToCRS-Without ma
terial change; coupons of 'S1, 1l0ss; do,
'62, 1l324; do, '64, 109i do, '65; 109A; do,
new, 1875; 10 .4Os, 9916; z sos, 1885.
SToCKs-Opened heavy and lower,
subseq emily improved and closed
strong and active; Canton 431za44; Cum
berland 29a30; Quicksilver 2515a26; Pa
cific Mail l3Sal39; Atlantic llla1l2:
Western Union Telegraph 3SA; New
York Central 107sza107zs; Erie 6211Sa621<;
Hudson 12Sa12s9s; Reading 10l1Sa1O11<;
Ohio certificates 26s6; Wabash 421<; st.
Paul 43; do preferred IS; Michigan
Central 109a110; Michigan Southern
SlAaSI4; Illinois Central 121a122; Pitts
burgh 7S15a79; Toledo l2Ss4al29L; Rock
Ial (, a n
preferred 651za652s; Fort Wayne 1U21<a
1927.
EXPRESS SEAREs-Wells,F Fargo 81 Co.
55a57; American 5Sa6l; Adams 60a611%;
United States 60a63; Merchants Union
24a25. m p.l ars-..- Sue
four days this week was 5,475,-
600, all for the west except about
half million sent south yesterday.
The Express says: Private kilograms
from Liverpool report a further decline
in cotton, some say to S1zaS18d. There
are fears of further failures, as many
weak parties are still carrying cotton
that costs I'D sterling. Indications
point TO the further decline there, ow-
ing to Liverpool advices and the favor
able weather for harvesting crops.
-, Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER 27.-FLoUR-Uncha
and in fair demand; extra SO 75a10 %;
family $40 75a11 25.
GRAIE-Wheat-Quie and unchang-
ed: No. 1 red 81 34a2 50; No. q 80.
Corn-Dull at 81. Oats : Dull and
dropping, and no buyers at better than
6Oc for No. 1. Rye-Steady at 81 so.
CoTToN-Dull; prices lower and nom
inal; middling can be bought at 18a19c.
WaIsKY-Irregular and nominal at
% in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Nomin unchanged.
LARD-Held more firmly at 1870.
BUTrER-Firm at 30a35c.
CHEEsE-15a1515c.
FLAXsEED-S2 20.
LINsEED OIL-S1 20.
PoTAToEs-Firm and In demand at
S. 25a3 35 per Dbl.
GoLD-1431<a i435S buying.
The weather continues dry. Last
night the temperature was down to 4So
but it is no y 72o.
Reports concerning the corn and potato
crops are more discouraging. Farmers
are selling their stock as fast as posi-
Bile. " alter is scarce, and in many
places cattle have to be driven a long
distance to water. Farmers are not
feeding hogs for winter markets to any
extent, and no contracts can be made
but for early delivery.
buffalo.
SEPTEMBER 27.-F1oUR - Inactive !;
western spring, SO z5al0 90.