The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-14
MARKETS BIZ TEl.EanAra.
NEW YORK, Sept. IL, 1865,
REauLAR REPORT.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Decidedly lower; sales $50
bales at 26c for middIing uplands; some
sales were re- 3rted at 251zc.
FLoUR-CIoAed dull and 2al0c lower;
old 1Oa20n lower.
lower, with both shippers and millers
holding for lower prices. Rye-Dull at
81 43a1 81 for western. OatS-Quiet at
65a7Oc for new at depot, and 72a7S1<c
ahoat. Corn-Lower at 81 l9al 70 Tor
unsound; and 81 2Ia1 2lH for sound
new mixed western af1oat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- dull at
500 20a29 % for mess cash and regular.
Reef-Quiet. Cut Meats-1n limited
request and unchanged. Bacon-De-
clined. Lard-Quiet at 2OHa2l1zc for
fair TO prime steam.
EGGs-Quiet at 261<a27c.
DRY GOODS.
Market generally steady and moder-
Rtely active, particularly for woolen
goods. Cotton Goods in less demand
and a little depressed for plain bleached
muslins, though not quotably lower.
Prints irregular and Lancaster IA re-
duced to 1 shilling, with discount on
Monday. All regular makes OF prints,
monds still steady and firm at 13c.
Sprague and Pacific 1910; Merrimacks
D I31<a14c, and Cocheeo l4c, but dini-
cult to obtain extreme figures. Heavy
sheetings depressed at 16a161zc; print
ing cloths depressed at 75<aS for COM
mon TO good.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Unchanged;o opening at 1441S,
closing at 1441< asked and 1441z bid.
GoVERMENT SToCRs-Less active, but
firm quotations. Coupons of 'sl 1411Sa
IAI1Zs fNp, 1Es0 1IQ6Zn11gIZs Gn FGA Iffl9TA
ITO; do '65, 1l11Sa11IN; do new, 109a
1O91s do '67, 10S5sa109; do '6S, 109a1O91s;
IO.4Os, 1045sa1O5.
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 25L; American 43a44; Adams 40;
United States 451Sa451S; Merchants
Union 22%a22T.
STocKsE5 80 prices: Pacific Mail 1887
a1O32<; Western Union Telegraph 331<a
81; New York Central 123I<Rl231z; Erie
455sa467<; do preferred 6SKa7l; Wabash
695<a6O; do preferred 731Sa737s; Mich.
Central 1l91zal19; Mich. southern $50
aS31<; Toledo 1Ol1<; Fort Wayne 1O71Sa
1O71S; Terre Haute 4Oa42.
Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER, 12.-FLoUR-Unchan
GRAIN.-Wheat dull; No. 1 held at
81 99a2 90, but no demand OF conse-
auence; 1t can be bought at the river or
on the tracks at 81 90. CoTn-Firmer,
and at the close sold at 81 90, both ear
and shelled. Rye-Firm at 81 3saI 40
for No. 1, the latter rate in elevator.
Oats firm; No. 55a56c. Barley-Firm
at 81 25a2 80 for fall.
COTToN-Dull and prices nominaIi
can be bought at 251<26c.
ToBACCo-No change.
WHIsKY-In but little demand at 81 60
PRovfs1oSs-Mess Pork-QuieI;small
sales at S29. Bulk Meats-DulI ana
prices nominalIy unchanged; shoulders
held at 1lAc, and sides at lie. Bacon
Dull; shoulders l2Aa13cI and clear
sides I67<c. Sugar Cured Hams-zOaSic' y;
Lard-Dull; sales at l9ci no ueLnAnu III
any large way
BuTrER-Steady at SssS7c.
FI1xsEED-1n aSm demand at 81 so for
prime.
81 IA. Petroleum-Duli; refined SOa32c.
GoLD-143A buying. s-.-H
Chicago.
sPrEMBER 12-FLoUR - Quiet and
easy; about 10000 bbls changed hands
at $40 25al2OO for winter extras, and
81 75aS IS for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-In fair shipping and
speculative demand and slight de-
cline. sales at 81 coal 81 for No and
81 Sal 55H for No 2; during the .after-
noon the market still further declined
and outside bids were Sl.5SN. Corn
Less active and easier; sales at 953za
o6I<e for No and 94h943<c for No z;
closing at e5Ka957<c for No 1; in the af-
ternoon a51<c offered. Oats-In fair
request; sales at 507<a511<c for No 1 and
3. Rye-Ruled steady at 81 2IRI 2IN
for No /, and 81 161<a1 IL for No 2;eios-
ing at 81 81 for mol. Barlsy-DuII;
closing at q 6S7z for No 2.