The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01
STATE 81 TE0FI:S'TI'.R;ADE,,...
OF MEncilASDlsE

n n MOVEMENTS OF MEncilASDIsE Il
ID d. N.t ------- NAHGT 80
u Lighter Thnn Onc Week Ago-Whcnt
- - stsadter : Provisions Dull = Iron Very q.
Is Dull and Less ActIve-A Stronger n
II Feeling In tho Wool Market. M
d NEwfoRK, Ansusta0.-B Bra,iarttt's says:
h Inc movement OF merchandise las been
!. lighter than week aso. Trunk linc
! troubles have ioresliadowed protablc
Q trunk line war Of rates; md some heavy
II e'stern shippers have held back goods 10
N .aSe advantage Of II break III ratcs.y Grain
I mas reached the seaboaHl more freely, but
receipts have fallen away ut primary lur.
n kets the farmer having concluded TO
. holu ms grain for better figures tl,an ;tro
, ruling The movement Of goods Ii dis.
. .lhclly below that Of former years, al.
) though from several Western cities: notu.
bly, st. Louis, Minneapolis, St. pa,l and
Chicago, there is n fair volume Of fall tra,,,
leported. The general feeling in n,orc,n.
llle circles appears lnorc hopeful OF M I'M
proved though delayed Demand At brst
INC situation is not up To earlier expccta.
ions. In the northwest severe uin
storms have prevailed, and unstackeI
wheat IN the low lands has been under
wafer. Our telesfaphetl adviccs arc that
no serious damage has been done VET
though the effect at Minneapolis was Ia
create n bullish feeling where mono Ind
previously existed, The drouth in Tho
southern portion Of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois
nilu III Kentucky does hot appear to have
Deen very serious. GF,EiH iTlrI4 4
ni'EADsTuffs AND PROVISIONS.
I At Chicago wheat was steadicd byi do.
creasing receipts nnl tirmcr cables. This
was partially true Of New York, also,
where the market was barely steady. SThe
price of wheat has sccsawcd all the week
cash No.. red closing ut s03c., again OF ,c,
since August %. Indian corn has been
stronger on declining supply, smaller
receipts and varyin. rumors rs TO the c,on
prospects. No. . mixed closes ut G3ir,,.
gam OF &c. The New York Produce Tx.
change yesterday abolished the method of
grading OF wheat against samples OF the
'bottom OF the grade" and will hereafter
require the wheat graded to conform to
the description, with the addition lNo. Q
red) that it must not;wcigh lcssthan 5S4
pv"''' m,'s l'st ous'iel.
s,.! .uH9! pr@vlsloh p markets arc dull iand
stupid. The corners in lard and ribs at
Ghicaso continue and to point to the sue
cess OF the corncrcrs. Tradin" in the pro.
uue.s 10 supply the consumptivc demand
not,as wy Iu'et. nry goods arc in slightly
pe.ter demand than lust week, but only.
'''9Setaleiy ~! active Tor the season. 80
g, lhere were lh' failures IN the United
sl',eS reported TO Brddsrci's during the
past week, rs compared with 20S in tho
l,teeeuihs week, anu with l2G, ITO and lH
lfiSrse!Neiy ~ Isea IN inc corresponding weeks
oa ioo'' 1Se2 anu 1851. Canada had II,
"s''llst 'E's u last week.
IRON.
There is some chon,c IN ro,or, - ia,
t,;s woot 1ns,on, ,ntsa: ~. ~ ''o',
49," IN ",eN i''.e''o =, pe'hs no better, anu
''s a"'' us ever, 1t IS distinctly less active.
Prices are nominally unchanged for pi,
iron, but the demand appears to In f,,,;n,.
away Tho rocor1 far ~ y :. '.,'.''s
Wars iol,on.;na ios .hes PAST th!r,y
WHEN ni"I ror;,.l II = terio''s s OF depression,
shown :, nnlora,, ,..;. ae ".s ~ ~ ha'la' mas
Juv m ;ncr"as" - sa ,a,,s. ~, ,mt ,.;, uemand III
MHron,a HM,y m m'efeaSe y august with continued
Trade is worse now tIon IN I,i,. H"omn; on;
buyers appear rs lotl, to 60 beyond their
lmlnealale I'LL ,,l wants us ever. Cuts in prices
evidently rom st ,nphace owners
wall if such Is TO be thc cII"ct of sosTt;MunG
production. The western proposition rs orr
~ s,'ihally ., m'ade concerrninsthe bloNingoutof
Whrth"r ,hn m Was. Il a.",,eu . !eti9a has iaIletl.
carry out tho ras.s;a.:N NV eo.'tN conclude to
nncce or rnt tha E". aiiiohs lnclr iur-
wnrk Scnt1,' ri; ,,;. ;"ss ;~c,s WI c3ntifdc at
nr;ccs not";,,s iEi 70 ic'u ~. lorh'er
from Is n %''.1tn.s ", nt GIaas nc, ADVANCE OF
Vrcc;nts ~ Scotc1, oS = oaa s"o, Drhhas.
the week wcro ohont 90" o0H ,orA aHurlhS X
f.rtnrcd ;ro,, ovcn,t '-vo ' 'oi's. Malu-
continues n,,;to ol III, III oa,e or,lWo lines,
huvc brcn Some orlo,,, 80 ;nr 40 "n tafr: Iherc
ior b,rs hnt mr;cos a.', ~ ~ t,aies ahu some
orders l., ,.;rrr rnS n, w T.. .'ic o~esl !cvel,
rm,,l lotS ;n',t t:hen nyH mus Tor e
IL" 81 ~ ,;',.m "M"a9'iS the' ih!erven- z
.'oia .'oi, o .he mlaaleMah. Steel rails are "
,'sSesseu Oh ho new features. Sales have a
ntth H.tiG when netsed M but so 00a26 80 Z
,he IN Inn, oit laotnI ., ioUuo IONS and still
s"ht J ,'''s 'ooNe' iof upward 1ufn IS not III
''s's' ,,., 4fl II
WOOL. ). 5!flgi.s g.E
BOSTON, August S0.-The Adrerii~r in 4
its weekly review Of the wool marx ct t s.vs I
Tho only noticc,hlc rl,noo ~ a. .:,! 81. =
,;nn 49,, s,,. '"s, :" 'hc 81 s'9ua. 4
.'',. rom NJ u "eek aso IL slightly stronger
lcelln. in fine M Ohio llccccs and other
fine staple woods. There has bccn = ,ooJ
inuuiry for fine wooly Rwh;jn ,,..;,,,,,t sSi -.
$500 ''Nh'i WHY bNulltlUlt