The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-04
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NEW YORK. Sept. 8. 1868.


CoTroN-Less active and shade
lower; sales $50 bales, at 3OI5c Tor mid
ding uplands.
FLouR-Closed dull and declining
for medium and high grades, and very
firm for common grades, which are
quite scarce.
GRAIH-Wheat-Irre and un-
settled; spring scarce and quite firm
and winter in fair supply and dull
with a strong downward tendency.
Rye-DulI and heavy at 81 54a1 go for
western. Oats-Closed steady, at Sic in
store, and S21lc af1oat for old western.
and 70a75C for new western at railroad
depot and afloat. Corn-Dull and
heavy at 81 1SaI % for unsonnd, and
Observation-Disclosures and NOM
inal Mt $2S 75 cash, and $29 so regular
for mess. BeeE-Steady and unchang-
ed. Cut meats quiet and steady. Bacon
Firm, at 15c for Cumberland cut.
Lard-Yery firm at 91sa19sSc for fair to
Eaas~steady, with fair demand.
DRY GOODS.
The market is generally firm for all
classes of goods, particularly woolen
and worsted fabrics and knit goods.
The calico market Is becoming more set
tied, and prices have become better es-
tablished at 13c for American, Connesto-
ga, Gloucester and Oriental; 131zc for Pa
cific, Hamilton, Richmond's Dunnell's
and Merrimack d, and lac for Cocheco.
Atlantic A heavy brown sheetlngs are
in steady request at 17c; Pacific 1910;
Carroll A 161zc; Appleton l7c; Law
renee A 1Sc; one jobbing house is sell
ing Atlantic sheeTings at 1910, less oil
10 DAYS, which is q remarkably low
price, Colored cottons are generally
firm, owing partly to the high price OF
indigo. BIeached muslins are in good
request, especially the best makes, and
prices rule firm. Fine domestic wool
ems in good styles and colors are in &C.
tive request, with good prices; white
medium grades have to be held at low
rates in order to insure ready sales.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
.GonD-Lower, opening at 1445s, clos
GoyERNMENr STocKs-Strong with
advance on new issue, closing barely
'62, 1i3<a11SN; do '64, 1O925a109H; do
'65, 1II9Sa1111z; new, 10S2sa108ss; dc
'67, 1Os1[a1OS5s; do '6s, TUSCALOOSA
10 4O's 1O5a1O51<.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 26a26I<; American, 42a43; Adams
491<a499<; United States, 431<a44; Mer-
chnnts Union, 221<a223z.:
oTOCAS-DsOO HkAGG9s SsSAAS
I02a1O2LS; Western Union Telegraph
84I<a34sS; New York Central, 1261sal21;
Erie, 47a471s; do preferred, 6919; Ohio
aud Mississippi, 29Na297; Wabash,
5S1<a5Sz<; do preferred, "; Michigan
Central, IIs1<a119: Michigan Southern,
s5kas5H: Toledo, 102Ha103; EoEI
Wayne, lOS3<a1OsIs; Terre Haute, 4015i
do preferred, 6Sa67,
CIneInnRtI.
and Whaat-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Dull at $50
for ear. oats-Steady at 55c for No. 1.
GorToN@Du1l at zoe for middling up.
lands.
WHIsKY-Dull at Csc in bond.
PRoVIsIoHs-Quiet and unchanged
and demand light, but holders are not
willing to make CONCESSIONS. Bulk
MeatsSSides sold at 14Izc for packed
Bacon-In limited order and demand al
l35z and 171<c for shoulders and cleal
sides. Lard-Held at 1870.
LINsERD 0n-S1 15 and dull under
New York news.
| GRoCERIEs-Unchan
GoLD-141< buying.
| chicago.
| SEPTEMBER 3.-FLoUR=More active
and steady at s. 35a13 . for spring e1-
GRA1s-wheat-Quiet and HaAc
lower; sales No. / at 81 71a1 q, and 30, .o
2 at 81 61al 621f, closing at 81 6l7Sal *
sales since 'Change at 81 611z for e. 10. Z.
Corn-In good demand and 75e lover
sales No. 1 at 93a9SZc; No. 9IayIzzGTi
rejected 95c; closing at $50 for 10. 10
ssies this AFTERNOON at 9s1<c for NO. 1.
| Oats-Active and 10 higher sais5 go y
5I1za521zc; closing with buyers o.iro - oI1S ~,
| firn,sS AMI nc higher; sales No. 81
Al 24a1 d. No. 81 2O11a1 % closing q
81 25 for No. 1. Barley-Active and
| firm, and 35<a4c higher 81 59a1 60 foi
No.2.
4 sRprE,rRRR 3.-FLoUR-very dull
and prices unchangsd.
J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Sl7S
Eor Nm In store,