The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-24

and these are being bought more in
consideration Of the low rates oFireIght
than to any urgent pressing wants OF
trade. In prices Of staple cottons there
Is no particular change to notice. f
MONEY AND arnCKs. d"
MoNEY-Easler at Ga7 per cent, Hints
OF approaching stringency are, how
ever. thrown out, on the occasion OF the
moving Of the western crops and BY
combinations Of leading bears and Shy,
locks. The railroad war on freigh hts Is
considered about over. Rates have al.
ready advanced and 1t Is expected the
old tarlh will soon be restored. .,....
STERLINo-Dull at 1091<alO9A,
GoLD-ActiVe; opened at l3lH and
closed at 1872. Carrying rates AZ per
cent. Z SfN,
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-SIroug, Cou-
pons OF '8l, l221<a122IS; do i62, 1221fa
l22Js; do '64, l2l1fal2l5s; do ''65, l2I5<
al2l%; do new, 12Oka120N: do ~,
l2OHal20ss; do '6s, l2O%al20H; 10 4OS'
ll4ka1l49S: Pacifics lO91a1I0. "a. y.
SToCKs-Western Union Telegraph
37lS; Quicksilver Il; Pacific Mail 70J%:
New York Central 1oS<; Harlem Ie2:
Hudson 40; Reading 953< Erie %; Mich
igan Central l3O; Michigan Southern
!O7H; Illinois Central l89; Pittsburgh
10451; Northwestern So; do. preferred
81; Cleveland, Columbus d. Cincinnati
7S; Rock Island LIS; St, Paul so; do.
preferred s.; Wabash w.; do. preferred
IS; Fort Wayne ISL; Terre Haute 81;
do. preferred 81; Chicago q Alton
l57: Ohio & Mississippi S21f. ~
EXPRESS sSHARRs-Adams SIX: Wells
Fargo & Co. 1871; American 8S; United
States 81; Merchants' Union 10. =
CIncinnRtL
AUGUST A.-FLoUR-Dull; family at
IS 75R6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, though at the
close 1t was not offered as roressinely:
red 81 Goal Is; white 81 30al IS, Corn
Scarce and inactive; demand from dis.
tlllers at 97a9Sc for ear or Bhelled.
oats-Dull and prices declining; prime
TO choice at IS to 66c; receipts were de.
creasinG. Rye-Steady at SlA1 03. No
barley Offering; 1t would bring 81 80.
-ToDAcco-Flrm and in good demand
at full prices; sales Of 40 hhds. at SO 10
10 $22 10. rlH.rH"t 0a.I9| I'M III
WHIsKY-ActIve and decidedly high.
or; sales at 81 lSAl 10 and 81 20, closing
at the latter rate.
PRovIs1oNs-Q6iet but firmly Yeld,
though there IL but little demand for
any article. Mess Pork-Held at $33 90,
Bulk Meats-Nal6kc. Bacon l5Ifc for
shoulders and 100 for clear ri and clear
sides, the price asked for both being
the same. Sugar Cured Hams-23a24c.
Lard-Held at 200, but no demand,
BuTTER-Nearly all comiug in bad
order; the best sells at 25aSOc. :. ..-.l. ~
EGas-Very dull and can be boueht
at lSc, but hardly any demand.
O1Ls--ILLlnseed oll-Dull, only re-
tail demand. at 96R97c. Lard OIL
Steady at 81 Ssal 40. = TI-r
PETRoLEuM-ste&dy at 28a30c.
GoLD-l82buying, | ! - s''fl'l
MoNEY--MRrket unchanged, ..sI
EXcHANGE-SLeady.
, Chicago.
AUGUST q, S,-FLouR-oulet; sales at
IS 70a7 l2H for spring extras,
GRAIN-Whsat-Quiet and nominal:
No. 2 10 lower with sales at 81 3S; clos
ing unchanged; market this afternoon
very dull; 81 So bid seller August; 81 %
seller September for No. 2. Corn-Dull
and 2Ifc lower; No. 2 opened at SIC and
advanced TO $50 and closed at s7SS7 1Sc;
rejected quiet at SlsS2Ilc; no grade 7Oa
7Sc; market this afternoon very dull
500 Tor No. . seller August. Oats
Moderately active and " lower; No 2
opened at 45xc aud advanced 10 400
and closed at 45ISa46c; elected 421fa4Sc.
Rye-Moderately active and Ease lower;
sales OF No 9 at o3A95c; rejected at ga
500; closing at 03a0ic for No. 2. Barley
Steady at 81 20 for No. Q; 81 l4al Is
seller September.
BEEF CATTLH-Dull; sales at 50 Goa
AGO for Texan steers and fair cows;
IS 00A6 12H for fair to medium; 90 25a
8 76 for good smooth steers. ~
Hods-Falrly active; sales at SO OOa
0 10 for for common, 20 l5a9 40 for fair
to medium; 70 5Oa9 76 for good to choice.
Toledo.
AUGUST 23.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN.-Wheat-la2c better; No. l
white Michigan 81 45; regular 81 IS; No.
2 Wabash 81 40; amber 81 So; No. / red
81 39i No. 2 do. 81 8S; No. . do. 81 "a,
CUrn-Dull; No. / at 98c; No, 2 at Ole.
oAls-NomInally unchanged; No, ! Rt
49c; No. 2 at 47c. -g. n