The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-07

yanciug to 149<, and closing at 149.
Loans made to 2a4H per cent. for carry
ing, and fiat to 1-16 for borrowing,
which shows growing scarcity ofcash.
Governments opened firmer under good
investment demand, bat closed heavy.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupous 'Sl,
II6aIl61S; do 1872, 1l4sSa1l42<; do '64,
I1O<a11l; do '65, 1123sa1l21z; do new,
1OssSa1OsN; do '67, 1Os2Sa1O9; do '6s,
1OS5saI09; do 10.40s 1O9Na1092s.
aIO21<: Western Union Telegraph S4sSa
343<; New York Central 13l1salSlM;
Erie 6Oa6O1S; do preferred 72Aa76; Ohio
81 Mississippi 30a301<: Wabash OLGA
a5I<; Terre Haute 4S1za441z; do pre-
ferred 6S; Michigan Central 12O; Mi
s9as91s; Toledo l0211al02N; Fort Wayne
1O91sall0; Columbus S61<; Atlantic 125
aI2S.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells. Fargo &
Co. 263Sa27x; American HI; United
States 451<a46; Adams 521Sa53; her-
chants Union "a.
CIneInnatI.
CINCINNATI, August 6.-FLoUR-
Unchanged.
GRAIN-wheat-Irre no old in
the market; new selling according to
quality by sample az from 81 rs to 80.
Corn-Firmer; ear 92a9Sc, shelled 95a
96c. Rye-AdvRnced t0kS1 "a. Barley
In demand at S2a10.
CoTroN-Declined to 2911c; demand
light and local.
ToBACCo-Unchanged
WHIsKY-Firmer at 81 IS in bonds
PRovIsIoNS-Mess Pork-Salea6le at
S2S 20; best held firmly at $40 Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders TO- sides 1910
for best; no sales. Bacon-Firm, but
16Na167S, and clear l7c; fair order de-
mand for shoulders, which are in light
supply. LARD-Held firmly at 17c for
best; 169<c is the best rate offered
BUTTER-Steady at 35a3Sc for fresh.
EGGs-Declined to 16C.
demand at from II TO SIS per ton, ac-
cording to quality.
OILs-Linseed Oil-Steady at 81 %.
Petroleum-3Sa35c for refined.
GoLD-14s buying.
MoNEY-Market easy at 7a9 per cent.
chicago.
AUGUST 6-FLoUR-In good demand
and steady at IS SOaSl2 for spring ex-
tras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qu and unchanE-
ed; sales at 81 slaI S3 for new, and
81 S7al IS for old No. 2 spring, closing
at 81 81 for new; no change since noon
board. Corn-Fairly active and 1a11zc
higher; sales of No. 1 at 9914caSl; No.
2 2at9SHa99c, and rejected at 81, closing
changed this afternoon. Oats-Quiet
and unsettled and &c lower; sales at
5Sa59c for new, closing at 59c; sales at
521zs53c seller the month. Rye-Quiet
at 81 34a1 Sc for No. /, and 81 SOa1 3219
for No. 2. Barley-Neglected and NOM
inal.
AUGUST 6.-Receipts, 1,470 bbls flour.
26,O9I bus wheat, Is ,575 bus corn, 400
bus oats, $50 bus rye. Shipments,
8, ,45O bbls flour, 10, GOO bus wheat 49,
65s bus corn, 900 bus oats. 9
FLoUR-Quiet.
Tending downward;
white Michigan opened at 50 SIX,
and closed at 50 20: amber opened at
81 20, and closed at 81 Is. with g 10 bid;
amber Illinois. 81 80; No. red, S2 Is;
No. 2 spring, 81 20; amber, seller Au-
gust, g 02a2 O5. Corn-Steady, with
fair inquiry; No. at 81 05, and to ar
seller August, 81. Rye-Seller 10 days,
81 80. Barley-Seller August. 81 q.
st. Louis.
AUGUST 6.-FLoUR-Choice, firm; low
grades, Irregular.
iN-Wheat-Choice. firm; other
grades unchanged. Corn-S5a92c. Oats
-4Sa5Qc. Rye-SI 10al 10.
Observation-Disclosures; sales at
$50 90. Bacon-Better; shoulder 13a
l311c; clear sides 171<a171<c.
LARD-I9c in tierces.
Buffalo.
AUGUST 6.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quie and steady.
Corn-Dnll; small sales at 81 0SaI 90.
Oats-NomiuRI at 76c.
FREIGHTs-Unchange
Milwaukee.
AUGUST 6.-FLoUR-Firm and prices
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm at g OF for No.
in store