The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21
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aAnKErs nj rRI.HaRAPn.
NEW YoRK, August %.

CoTTox-Pully jSe bOitOE; SAlRu o,
/. 100 bAlSs Il Sc for middlinE uplauaIi
closing rather quiOt,
FLouR-CioSSd dull And heavy and
6AlOa lower.
GRAIN-WhSat-VOFy dull and lGsg
lower. Ry0-Duu and heavy % q 81
l$. OaiA-RathOE quiet a. 6is6So fOI
old; and G9A0IO for new western. Corr
-Dnll and heavy At Q0U1l 10 for I'M
SOundi and u lIal ~ for sound mixed
western.
PRoYISloSs-Pork-Dull at IS fOv
mess; BSSE-QuI6l and unchanged
Cut Meats-In moderate demand and
steady. Bacon-Firm with fair 70.
quest. LAEd-QuIet at l9Na1eJSC TOT
good TO prime steam.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged.
DRY GOODS NARKEr.
Market steady and doing fair buEl-
ness In staple goods, bat the market iAI
from active, Prices, however, we'll
sustained, being already low enough
for most articles; OF least ~ low a. they
can well be produced TO pay q fair pro6t
MONEY AND HTnUKa.
MoNKT-EGsy ri 6l7 per cent.
STERLINa-Qulet at l09I{OiO9}6,
GOLp-LoWST; opened at lS2JE; closed
OF 1929 AlS9k. The rise In bonds 81
London was the occasion Of the ad'
vance. Carrying rates 3A6 per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-MAFket active
and excited, with sharp advance In
prices: Coupons Of 81, l231fal253i; dc
'63, l23Al2SIl; do '6i. l2l1tAl29; do '65,
l9Ij6Al22; do new, l2O4Gal2O[i do 81,
l2O5tal2l; do '6s, l2OISal2OH; 10 4OJ,
ll5All5j[; PAcifics l00bsalO9H.
STOCKs-WesteTn Union Telegraph
3776; Pacific Mail SGSS; New York Cen.
tral 90lH; Harlem 100; Hudson 1877;
Reading 96ISi Erie 2SIS; Michigan Cen
trRllS0; Michigan Southern lO7H; IL
linOls Central l8S; Pittsburgh 1854;
Northwestern SIX; do. preferred 96JS
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati as
Rock Island ll63<i st, Paul SOH; do.
preferred sS1t; Wabash S3; do. prefeFrGd
s71t; Fort Wayne 1872; TeTFs HAuts 81
do. preferred 5eX; Chicago d Alton
l561f; do. preferred 1853; Ohio q MlSsls'
sippi 32&.
EXPRESS ssSHARKS-AdAms 68JS; Wells
Fargo Il Co. lex; American 30lf; United
States a; Merchants Union 10.
CIneIuRAtt.
AUGUST 20.-FLoUR-Dull and prices
nominal.
GRAIN.-Wheat-U Unsettled; buyers
holding back; no demand; red could
have been bought ut 81 25al 80. Corn
Quiet at 9iG9dc. OAts-2c lower, aud
duh At 66s5so for No. to choice white.
Rye-UnChanRed at Slal O5,
WHIsRY-SOld at 81 l5AI lG: market
unsettled; holders asking Ahll higher
prlcee.
PRovIsIoNs-FIrm, but quiet and not
much demand, but prices unchanged.
Mess Pork-SS3 80. Bulk MealA-lAA
1910. BRcon-Firm for shoulders, and
lsjsAl9c for sides, clear rib and clear.
LARD-20c nomInAlly,
COTToN-The frst batch OF new cot
ton received here this season sold on
Change to-day at 46xc per pound. Il
was raised in CCncordiA Parish, near
NatcheZ, Mississippi, and was sold by
J. II. GoodhaFt 4 Co.
ToBAoCo-Acllve; sales l22 buds at
90 OOAl7 40.
OILs-Unchanged and quiet.
BUTTRR-Scarce at 26a30c.
EsNuh-ANOs
GoLD-l32K buying.
ExOHANoE-Steady,
MoNEY-Market active; sales un
changed.
chicago.
AUGUST 2O.-FLouR-Very dulI and
lOal6c lower; 90 OOa7 76 for spring ex'
tras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Less active and "
lower; sales OF No. 2 at 81 43; No,
81 S71fal 80; closed at 81 37al SIX; tbIl
afternoon market dull at 81 80 seller
August for No. 2. Corn-Dull and %
2Lc lower; No. quiet; opening at Gle
for strictly fresh, recedIng to sgXc;
closing at S9:: rejected S5a96c; NO grade
75A60c; this afternoon market dull and
nominal; buyers at S7xc; sellers at $50
for No. 2. Oats-More active and XC
lower; sales OF No. . at 46S<a47Ifc; clos.
Ing at 47a47k. Rye-Dull and 20 lower;
No. nominal at 81 90; No. 2 sold ai
9ScaSl 90; closing dull Rt 9So. Barley
Dnll and 2a3c lower; sales at 81 20 sell
Ter September; closing at 81 II cash and
81 lsAl 20 for September.
CATTLE-Dull and lifeless; sales al
50 6OaS 76 for common Texans and
native steers and SO Ooa6 30 fair to good
steers.
HoGs-QuIet and 2Os25c lower; salel
ss 76aS 90 for fair 10 medIumj 80 00A9 *
for good to choice.
Toledo,