The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-31
New YOrk DIV Good Marked.

NEW YORK, August 80.
There Is an improved inquiry for all staple
styles suited to the season, but the market is
hT fpm being active, as hliYplp are holding back
eXgeehlg q break IN nc pfleH 81 prints, but the
printere, generally, arc relnttnAnt TO make any
concession. Owing 10 the high prices, prevalent
Tor grey cloths, which are claimed to be scarce,
nannels and other classes OF woolens are held at
much higher pricea than last season, owing TO
the scareityOf wool and the reported advance in
the price Of the ZANE. mpOrtAtiOns generally
are pretty heavy this season, yet II is claimed
that goods are not In over stock, as guodly Dor.
uonlH entered, here for the Interior and without
breaking the bulk are shipped to distant points,
such IN Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, 81.
Louis. SC. tl.WoHld DO probably dihlcult
70 replace many claBaes Of goods IT
the present, rates, yet tho advance is so
great over last year as TO cause buyers 10
pause before purchasing beyond their legitimate
tts9alr,emiepu, In brown Sheetlngs and shTtings
there y little or no change TO nDtiee; all popular
brands are steady ct IS6iS%c, while Seconds d
command lS0l2Ac, C0lored cottons are in lin
lied demand, and all Of the best brands not In
oVerstock. Spool cotton steady at soc for tho
9est lmppltod six cord, less Discount. WorsIed
Drald9 ueVery arm, In sympathy With tho raw
material, and ~ regular makes meet with ready
sele y Soe, while alpaca braldA such q JAl.,
~ good tcqneat, especially Park Mil grades, at
-VEises rmRing rom axe up to 4sc, ASto Noi
7fFnGW lOEk MalAGAs
4lafa NEw YoRK, August 10.
CoTT6s- Mailing uplandS l9lSe,
PLOuE Aberine western and state, % QOl
%, common TO good extra, IS 6bdeb 9O good |
TO choice, 81 S01G a; Ohio extras, 81 SGGG 90
WHfsKi-Qnlet, 99Kc. g 10 Dos
GRAINW Wheat opened lrm, but closes dull
TqSloTST good a. q prime pSg 40 81 @
barley and malt quiet, corn-Prime western
mixed, B6Ee; common do. GGc. Some yellow
sold at 69c. Oats dull; western aud Ohio, 40diIc,
az WooI'-Flno extra Ohio, GlG6sc. Pullrd, 6alS
daoGR6iE-COGS Rio, tly@HSc. Sugar
Rice, SSGI8SC.
,rlnUsIoSs Pork dull and heavy; mess, $la CO
tglS76. Cut meats dull. Hams, l3c: shoulders
bAci middlcs long clear Sc; bellies, nc, Lard
hGayy prime steam, 0G9Sc latter extreme. u.
BuTTER=unchangGd. -....--
tHEEsE Heavy, S@lO%. h
a... Y Cincinnati Market.
,-.. CINCINNATI, August 90
! CoTToE-LOw mlddlIng IKE. I sl .FyI
. RLOUR-Pamlly Is b066 10. y tsas aH'
GRAIN-WheAt quiet and unchanged, Al lTGl
~, no Iales. Corn 62c, Other grains unchanged.
OILs-Linseed oil soc. Lard oil 7O6tT5C.
PR0vIsIoNs-Pork quiet and unchanged In
very respect, ei9 70 asked, no saleB.f Lard 4
,fpred a pc, Bulk meats, fair demand but at
over rates; shoulders 5Hc; sldeS 5000 Bacon,
)nly jobblng demand; shoulders SIC; clear rib 4
.ld6s sold at 7K1Tkc; clear sides Hominolly at i
nc.
Milwaukee Market. n
MILWAUKEE, August 20.
FLoUR-DCmand fair and market firm; Xxx n
prlng 81 IS.
qsGrN--WheAt firm; No. !, Milwaukee a II; d
70. ., do, TO- Oats steady; No. 2, 8OC. Corn Il
cArco and arm: No 2, mixed i6c. Rye, NJ. /, II
SIC Barley, Nos, fall, 6i%c, n
Louisville Market .aa q
-..4.y LoUsYHtE, August 10. .
TOlACCo-Very active; Gales $50 hhds. I.ugs y
A6sc; low to medium leaf H6ol2c; fair TO good :,
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