The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-08
aAnKETs BIZ rELEaRAPH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. 1868.
REaunAR RRPoRT.


CoTToN-Dull and a shade lower
uplands.
tied; old spring wheat flour firm. 9th
er kinds declining.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and very firm
for spring, and very heavy for all other
kinds. Rye-Dul at 81 40a1 45. Oats
Dull and heavy at 500 for new wes-
tern at railroad depot, and nd doa7lc afioat.
Corn-Steady at 81 15a1 20 for unsound,
and 81 2Ial % for sound new mixed
western.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-Yery firm for
mess; sellers at SO 20 and buyers at
$40 ~ cash. Beef-Steady with moder-
ate demand, Cut Meats-Quiet and
steady. Bacon-Light supply and firm
LAEDNFirm at 2o11a2O4sc for fair
to prime steam.
EGGS-25a26c.
DRY GOODS.
Heavy brown sheetings 10 lower and
in more animated demand; Atlantic A
at 161<c; Pacific at 16c; Carroll A at 16c;
Appleton A and Indian Head at 161<c;
Massachusetts at l6c; Laconis A at 16c;
Amoskeag B at Ice; Lawrence o at Ice;
Harrisburg "A at 15c; Augusta at 15c;
Pocassett at 1617c; Lyman @ at 141zc;
Stark A at Ice; Massachusetts, A at 15c:
Atlantic P at 13xc; Agawam f at 1916;
Hartford GinghamS steady at lac; Pa
cihc new Serges at 25c; Hosiery
and all kinds of lancy knit goods in ac-
tive request as are also all kinds of
wooden goods adapted for mems wear
and ladies' cloRkings.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Closed weak; opened at 1445<
and closed at 1441f bid and 1445s asked.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Quiet but
steady; coupons 'Sl, 114R1141<; do '62,
1131sa114; do '64, 109S<a1095s;d do '65, 11l1z
do new 1O9a1O91S; do '67. 100; do '6S,
1OS2sa10S1<; 105-4 -40s I0a1055S.
SToCKs-5.3O prices: Pacific Mail,
I039s Western Union Telegraph. 34a
342s; New York Central 125Sa1255S;
Erie 461za46A preferred do 69a697<; Ohio
& Mississippi 2S5Sa29S ; Wabash 541<a
545s; do. preferred 72a75: Terre Haute,
4l15a42; do. preferred 65a66; Michi-
gan Southern S5aS5H; Toledo 10l2<a
IO2; Fort Wayne 1os11alos74i Pittsburgh
S67sas7A; Cincinnati, Columbus and
Indianapolis so.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo &
Co., 255sa26; American 43a44; Adams
49a49H; United States 451Sa451<; Mer-
chants Union 2Sa231s.
II Is reported that the Erie Directors
have settled their differences with Mr.:
Drew, and have also agreed to elect
him one of the new board in October,
and that perfect harmony with the
Vanderbilt party will be the result OF
this arrangement.
Cincinnati.
SRPrEMBER Observation-Disclosures
and quiet; family SO 50a9 20.
GRAIH-Wheat-Dul at 81 9S for No.
1. Corn-Advanced to 81 O2aI 03, and
the supply is light; distillers are buy
ing. Oats-Unchanged and hrm at DOC.
Rye-In demand and firm at 81 4O.-
Barley-Unchanged.
CoTToN-29c, and dull.
WHIsKY-Held at zoe in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Held firm
ly at $50 90. Bulk Meats-Dun and
nominal; they can De bought at l2al4c.
Bacon-Firmer and dull; shoulders,
13c; clear sides, lie; clear rib, 16c.-
Lard-Held firmly at 100. but buyers
do not offer better than 1SAc.
RurrRD Ann CHEEsE-IInchnnged
and firm at full prices.
OILs-Linseed Oil, dull at Sl15.
GoLD-14I14, buying.
ST. Louis.
SEPTEMBER FLOUR Very dull,
but holders refuse to make concessions.
GRAIN,-Wheat-Dul and unchang-
ed. Corn-Unchanged at 9Oa93c. Oats
Firm at 52a55c for black and mixed,
and 56a57c for white. Rye-Unchanged
at 81 15a1 20, Barley-Unchanged at
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork Dull at $40 %.
Bacon-Unchanged; shoulders 1870;
clear sides l7a171<c. Lard-lS1za1S74c.
:. WHIsKY-UnchRnged at 81 %.
chicago.
SEPTEMBER, 7.-FLoUR-Quiet at 1Oa
15c lower; sales, spring extras Ssa9.
GRAIN = Whent = Quiet, at 1a115c
lower; sales, No. 1, 81 65a1 66; No. 2
81 59al COZ; closing, nominal, at 81 59j
No. unchanged this afternoon. Corn
Active, unsettled at 11a1c lower;
closing at 5lxa5l5sc in store. Rye
Less active and Sc lower; sales. No. l,
No. /.
BUFFALO, Sept. 7.-Narket generally
Inactive. Flour-S9 OOa9 so for city
GRA1NEoafs-68c. Rye-Nominal at
81 4Oa1 45.
FREIGHTs-Firm.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 7.-Flour-Very
Dull and heavy and prices unchanged.
observation-disclosures and steady at