The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-10
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NEW YORK. September 9.
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REGULAR REPORT.
CoIToN-Shade easier; sales 900 bales
middling uplRnds at 26A261Sc
FLoUR-Receipts, Is, 200 bbls: market
2Oa3Oc better with more doing; sales,
I,44O bbIs at 81 50aS SO Tor superfine
State and western; s. 95al2 20 for ex-
ira western; IS 75All 70 for do round
hoop Ohio; $40 OOal4 so for new st.
Louis; SIS for very choice do. Califor-
mia Flour-More steady; sales, l,4OO
sacks and bbls at Sl1 25aI3 so. Rye
Flour-S5 75a7 so.
WHIsRY-Quiet and unchanged; no
GRAIN-Wheat-Rec IS, 324 bus;
market 3a4c better and more active:
sales, ll6, 900 bus ut 81 l2H for No. 3
ChicRgoi 81 10 for No. do; 81 1Oa2 ID
No. do, to arrive: 81 80 winter red
Illinois; 50 65 white California; 81 40
amber State and Michigan; 81 30a2 40
amber southern; 50 so white Genesse
Rye-Firlner; sales. $500 bushels;
Quiet. Barley Malt-Dull; sales, 1000
bus ut 81 56. Corn-Receipts, 157, 24l
bus; market 3a4c higher and more ac-
tive with speculative demand; sales
l56, 900 bus at 81 2OaI 235< for new mix
ed western; 81 l6al 10 for unsound.
Oats-Receipis. II. log bu; market 10 bet
ter; sales, 81 600 bu at 6Sa6Sc for new
southern; 70a71c for new Ohio; Csc for
old western.
stock in warehouse-Wheat IL, 052
bus; corn, 1.154, 1872 busi oats, 1S5, 7S7
bus; rye, 500 bus barley, 1876 barley
malt, 81, 5lS bus; peas, Isl, 6sl bus.
IRS-Rice-Nominal. Coffee
Firm. Sugar-A shade firmer; sales
1, 100 hhds at II5Sa12c for Cuba; l1a12<c
for Porto Rico. Molasses-Quiet.
HoPs-Unchanged.
PErRoLEUM-Steady at l5ka16c for
crude; 321za33c for refined in bond.
PROVISIONS = Pork = Firmer; sales
$3.50 bbls. at S24 65aA s71f for new meas:
closing at s2475 cash; S23 50a24 90 for old
mess; $50 OOa20 90 Tor prince S24 90 for
prime mess. Beef-Firn at previous
prices. Beef Hams-Nominal. Bacon
Steady and quiet; sales 5000 lbs. ice
cured long ribbed bulk at lS15c. Bulk
Meats-Firmer; sales 10 packages at
I2aI21<c. for shoulders; l5a16c for hams.
Axe.
BUTTER-Steady at IIs24c. for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiet at sal311c.
LATEST aARKEB-o Pm.
FLouR-Closed fairly active and lOa
I5c better.
observation-disclosures with moder-
ate export and fair speculative demand.
Rye-Steady at 81 37a1 3s for new west
ern. OaIs-Eirm at 70a71c for new Chi
% for common TO prime new mixed
western.
oHs-Pork--Firmer; sales 1000
bbls mess at S24 80 cash and regular.
BRef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm with limited trade. Bacon
Quiet and firm.
LARD-Steady at 18zzaI41sc for fair to
prime steam, and 1910 for kettle rem
DRY GOODS.
Fairly active and quiet-steady for
all staple fabrics. Print cloths are
held firmly at 9a9I< for GA. Square
standard sheetIngs are steady at liza
Is for best makes, and light aud seconds
I61<aI7. Print 3 in good requect at 10
for Cocheco; l51S for Spragues and Pa
cific Mills; 10 Tor Aliens, Richmonds,
American, and Dunnells; IL for Amos
keag; Arnold 121S, and Wamsutta ll1<.
Delains in steady request at ~ for
PepPerel; Corset Jeans selling at Tx,
and Amoskeag 1871. Glasgow Cling
hams lS5z; Lancaster do 20; Amoskeag
Pepperell Drill Is; LaconiR do 1S1S;
Paper Cambrics lax; Hamilton Brown
Cotton Flannels IN; NRumkeag
Bleached do 81. Muslins more buoy
ant and held at 235S. Fine woolens in
Poor styles sell low. Good styles mix
lures imported dress goods wanted at
good prices.
CATTLE ACARKE.
Beeves--B Better grades in light supply,
and wanted: generally commanded iuIi
prices; lower grades were freely offered
much lower; about all offerings, which
comprised 2, 100 head, were disposed Of;
extras, 161zal7c; prime, 15<aI6c; first
quality, l4sl5c; fair to good, 14al4Ac:
ordinary, lIal31Sc, and inferior, SalOc.
Sheep-Quiet and steady, with mod
crate supply and fair demand. Lambs
Scarce, and in good demand; prices
higher; extra sheep 52<a6c; prime, S1<a
SIC; inferior to common 4a5c; extra
lambs s1<aec; inferior to good, 65<ssc,
Hogs-Market ruled steady up to