The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
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NEW YoRK, August o.
CoTToN-More firm and active; sales
1000 bales at $40 for mlddlIng up
FLouR-Closed active and 6alOc better
on shipping grades.
GRA1N-Wheat-Very firm, with fair
export demand at 81 65Al 70 ior No. 2;
81 76al 70 for No. / spring. Rye
Nominal. Oats-Dull and heavy at 79c
for old, and 70A76c for new western,
Corn-Quiet at S0caSl l3 for unsouud
and 81 l4al l6 for sound mixed western
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Qulet at SSS IL
cash, and S3S 20 regular for mess. BeeI
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats-Steady y
and firm with moderate demand. BGt
con-Qulet and unchanged. Lard
Dull at l9Nal955c for good 10 prime
steam.
EdGS-QuIet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The failure OF Bowers, Bsckman &
Co. has cast q gloom over the market
to-day, and business Is languid, except
In woolens, shawls and other specIaIi-
ties. A hat and cap house OF good
standing has also failed. In cotton
goods, trade remains quiet, but prices
are nevertheless steady.
MoNEY AND RTnCKB.
MoNRY-EAsy; steady at 6a7 per cent
on call loans.
sTERLTNa-Qulet at lO9<allO1t.
GoLD-AmericAn lower: opening at
1861 and closing Ct 1855. Carrying
rates 4A6 per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Quiet and a
shade easier; supply available for
speculative transactions; on stock ex-
change small, Coupons Of 'sl, lANa
l25; do, '62, l25al2516; do. iG4, L2S1ial28SS;
do. '65, l231Ial23SS; do. new, 1921 Tal22k
do. ", l229Sal22If; do. h6S, l221T Tal22T ;
lO.4Os, 1l596all5A; Paclics, lllKalll,
STooKS-W Western Union Telegraph
3SH; Pacific Mail 81; New York Gen.
tral 2l1K; Harlem l65N; Hudson lS6 <:
Reading 979S; Erie 2SSl; Michigan Cen.
Lral 4Sl; Michigan Southern l0Sk; 1lll-
nois Central l4l; Pittsburgh iO7K;
northwestern o.; do. preferred 1917;
Cleveland, Columbus d Cincinnati "a;
ROCK Island ll62S; st. Paul S42I; do. pre-.
ierred 9!Hi Wabash 741; do. preferred
SO1S; Fort Wayne l6341; Terre HRute So;
do. preferred 6S1G; Chicago d Alton 1853;
DO. preferred lBi; Ohio & MissIssippi
S23Si 81. Joseph 1904; Burlington &
Quincy 1866.
ExFREss sHARRs-.Adams 59X;
Wells, Fargo d Co. 2OE; American ii;
United States 68; Merchants Union 10,
Private cable kilograms from Eng.
land to-day, report bad weather and
injury to growing crops In Great BrI.
tain and France, and higher quotations
in the English grain markets than re.
ported by the press kilograms. This
caused great animation on produce ex.
change and stimulated sharp upward
movement In prices. Exporters ap-
peared In force and took $50 900 bushels
OF wheat, and q, 1000 barrels OF flour, at
an advance Of SalOc per bushel on The
former, and ESQ per barrel on the latter.
The markets were swept Of all the stuff
Offering with shippers limits. This
large movement In breadstuf for ex-
port was felt in the different depart
ments Of speculation in Wall street. In
the gold room the premium fell to l35sS
on the hetheory that the produce ship.
ment would make large exchange
and stop the specie shipments.
Cincinnati. a
AUGUST 0.-FLouR-Firm; family
s. 9OAG 10.
Wheat-ExcIted; higher and
unsettled; red 81 30a1 IS; white 81 50a
l 65. Corn-Scarce and higher; ear SSa
9Oc. Oats-Flrm and selling at 65a6So,
Rye-Flrmer at 81 90.
WHlsKY-Dull at 81 DIAL OS; demand
light. ~
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull; hard
ly any demand; held at $33 25a83 So:
generally better rates. Bulk Meats
unchanged; Shoulders held at lac:
sides wanted at lGko but held l6X.
Bacon-l5hc for shoulders, lS<, 1874
l9M for sides; very little out OF smoke:
and clear rib Is In demand at 1877; su-
gar cured hams DC; sound pick led 2Oa
20h. LRrd-l9kc,
BuTTER-Steady at 25s3Oc for fresh.
CHBEsE-l2I1al4c.
EGGs-l4c. I..U r.....
OILs-Linseed Oil-Dull at 97a9S..-
L2rd Oll-$l 33al SO. .E. ,0'''0.
GRoCERIEs-Flrm and In good de.
mand at full rates.
GoLD-l35x buying,
ExohANaR-l'lO discount buying;
par selling.
MoNEY-Market easy.
Chicago.
AUGUST 9.-FLouR-Flrm and uuiet:
sales Of spring extras Rt IS 25a7 SIX,
GRAIN-Wheat-Active and 3ka4Hc
higher for spring, and 3a5c better tor
winter grades; sales Of No, / at 81 4S:
closing unchanged; sales OF No, 9 al
81 894al Al cash; at 81 37a1 40, seller
the month; 81 34A1 35, seller September.
and 81 S9Al 4ON, seller August; closing
at 81 4lal AK cash; this afternoon me
market was firmer at 81 Al, seller
August, for No. 2. Corn-In good de-
mand and 10 higher; sales No. 2 at 9Ia
94Nc cash; 9lNa92c. seller August: 0Sa
9iHc, buyer August; closing at Oia0iXc,
cash. sales Of rejected at 86aS7Ifc: no
grade al SlaS2c; this afternoon the mar,
ket was quiet at 921Ss9Sc, seller last hal (
OF August, for No. 9. Oats-Qulet and
tirmer; sales Of No. 2 at 52a55c; closing
at oSa6SNc for new, and $50 for old No.
2; sales OF rejected at 4946Oc. Rye-In
fair demand at an advance OF 1Xa2c for
NO. 2. and Ac for rejected; sales No, 2
at 9sa091; rejected at s8AS9c; closing al
081Sa993 for No. 2 In store. Barley
quiet; No. 2 held firm at 81 80, seller
September.
CATTLE-Firmer at "a 5Oa5 so for
common to good cows; $6A6 80 for fair
TO medium; 81 12Xa7 40 for good 10
choice, and 81 625fa775 for extra to
prime shipping beeves. Ia =
Hoas-Aclive and 10al5c higher; IS IS
40 10 for common TO fair; 50 25a9 so for
fair TO medium, and 20 62xalO 90 for
good TO choice.
Toledo.
AUGUST 9.-FLoUR-Unchauged, 0.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Sa9c better and ex-
cited; No. white Michigan 81 70: No.
2 white Wabash 81 584l.6O: amber
Mlchigansl 81. old do. 81 IS; No. / red
u 56i No. 2 do. 81 So; No. 8 do. 81 3Sa
20; Corn-UnchanRed; No. l 99S; No.
2SHe. oats-lc better; No. / SOC; No.
2 old exc. .-..0
r. E. UDELL,
DEALER II
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