The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-02
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
saARKEFs BY TELEGKAPll.
NEw YORK, Sept. /. 1858.

REGULAR REPORT
CoTToN-Active and firm, sales $500
bales, at 3O1<c for middiing uplands.
FLoUR-CIosed dull, and 5al0c lower.
GRAIH-Wheat-Dul and heavy, and
1a2c lower; winter quiet; for spring
there is some export demand. Rye
Quiet and steady, at 81 Goal 62 for
western. Oats-Steady, 'at Sic in store;
size afloat for old westerni 70a7Sc for
new western at railroad depot; TAXA
75c afloat. Corn-Dull, at 81 I7al .
for unsound, and 81 2Sa1 "a for sound
new mixed western afloat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q at SIS 90
for mess, cash and regular. Beef-Un-
changed. Cut meats quiet and steady.
Bacon-Firm, with fair inquiry; small
sales Cumberland 15c. Lard-Firm
and quite, at 19a191<c for fair to prime,
steam.
Edas-steady, at 24a26c.
DRY GOODS.
There is rather better feeling in the
market for domestic cotton. We note
the advance In Lowell Prints of 1Sc,
and of the American of &c. The for
mer now brings IL, the latter 13%, now
this shows a tendency of the market. All
the regular make OF prints in desirable
styles now bring 13al31z, while the Co
eheco is held at lie. Heavy brown
sheetings, firm, at 16a17c for best south
ern and eastern makes. Bleached
muslins steady, at go for N. Y. mills,
22c for Tuscarora, 1Sc for Masonville
and 16c for n. Y. Ida mills. Paper
cambrics in steady request at 13c for
Masonville. Blackburn twilled si-
lesias command 16c.
- MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-FIrmer; opened at 1445s and
closed at 1447sal45.
GOVERNMENT SToOKs-LOwer; clos
T,r - III.
1l3<all35s; do '64, 1O91<alO97< /; do '65,
1l11<; do new, 10Sa10S1S; do '67, 1077<a
1925; do '6s, 1Osa10s1s. 1O-40s, 1O51sa
1867.
STocKs-Pacific Mail 1OO1za1O1; wes-
tern Union Telegraph 34aS47s; New
York Central 251sa26; Erie 46Na47;
do preferred 69a 20; Wabash 5Ska
Michigan Central llS1ss1l9; MlchiR an
Southern S55saS5A; Toledo l021Sa
1929; Fort Wayne 10SNalOS1z; Terre
Haute 40a421<; do preferred 6S1z.
EMPRESS SHARRs-Wells, Fargo IL
Co. 251Ia26; American 4O9<: Adams 4S1S
a49; United States 4I1sa4l7<; Merchants
Union 2l4a2l5<.
CIncInnatl.
SePTEMBER 1.-FLoUR-Unchang
GRAIN.-Wheat-Unchanged. Corn
-95a96c and in good demand. Oats
Firm at 55c.
CoTToN-Quiet at 291zc.
PRoVIsIoNs-UnchaD aud quiel;
moderate order demand.
GRoCERIEs.-Sngar- refined &c
lower; hard 1656al6Ac. Coffee-Steady.
LIHsRRD OIL-$I 15 and in good de-
mand.
lower; fair 10 prime S4a4 90. Sheep
Active and 25c higher at S3a4 so gross.
Hogs-Advanced 10 $40 O0a1l 90 gross,
and in demand for good with light sup
ply.
SEPTEMBER 1.-FLoUR-Less active
at $Sa9 % for spring extras.
GRAIN.-Wheat-2a2 higher; sales
No. at$1 7Oa1 73, and No. 2 at 81 591z
al 63, closing steady ut 81 621z; sales,
since change at 81 63H for No. z. Corn
Less active and firm sales No. at
992scaSl 90; No. at 9Sa99c, and reject
ed at csc, closing at 995sa999<c for No. i;
sales No. l this afternoon at 99Mc. Oats
active and Na1Sc higher; sales at 5l18a
522<c, closing at 521<a52Ac. Rye-Mod-
erately active and 1<alc higher, closing
firm at 81 251< for No. l. Barley-FirIn-
er; sales at 81 5la1 Sc for No. 2, and
81 42a1 As rejected; closing firm at out
side prices.
SEPTEMBER 1.-FLoUR - Sales of
fancy white wheat at S11Al2.
AIN-Wheat-White a shade bet
ter; amber 1c better; red steady; spring
Ia2c lower; sales, white Wabash 81 so;
No. 2 do 81 Is; white Michigan 81 Ii;
amber Illinois 81 Is; amber Michigan
1907; do seller, September, 81 O4 to 81 O5;
No. 1 red, 81 90; No. spring. 81 73 to
1 "a; No. 2, 81 So; No. 3, 81 90. Coma
shade better; No. l, 81 O5; Michigan
81 O5 for No. L; white 81 OF; No. 2 do
81 O5. Oals-<c better; No. /, 57c;
Michigan, SIC; No. !, 551<c. Rye-3c
better, No. 1, 81 26a1 2s.
milwaukee.
SEPTEMBER 1.-FLoUR-Dun and
heavy; prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Dnll at 81 731z for No. in
store.