The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21

e,osed a percent Prime mercantile P[Eer l11sae
PERCENT Sterling Exchange bRnken Oils lftnek
II 81 So: demand 8 S5k
MISUNDERSTANDING. s
RAIRoAD Bosps-LoWer.
HfgIE SHcuRtTtEs-Quie
sTocxS-Ths market was firm except for Wander.
Bills hleh we've fraction lOvef. Bsiofc ~ q eloek
there was brisk demand and 4 general adrenese
IN prices The Improvement ranged from q 70 IL
pereeni New York Central leading with sales up 70
Near midday the rptort Was circulated that an
oil company 81 Pittsburgh had tAiled, ana tnn IN
settled iHaln and checked the upward m9y ement
The market nm o 70 " percent On mi TSES,
had been made adding on the contrary tnAt tle
company Is reducing is indebie dne1s.
Inthe afternoon speculation was dull buL ne es
The elese Nottingham g gl . S9ioa and
changed the course q prices, Nthe eiese i nEI
tone prevailed Coal shares were weak thr0ngn9ut
the day on uniAYoFable rumors concerning ne
coal combination and near the close u was iePoEt
cd from Philadelphia that the Pennsylvania COM
p4ny had refused TO Join the combination. LACK
awannA broke from 50 % SilfaS5E, pelaNare =
Hudson from @ % ny 'G GoSpSfed
higher, except for Coal shares and Ere, which Gre
1Sl5l lower.
o. g. o. l6l1f; U. 8 45Ss ll2f; o. 8. new ~ 12ls5i
PacihcGs Of IS, Is; Central Pacific. HOY Erie "a
Lehigh & wilkes ~; Louisiana eOnsoli, a; Missouri
"
Tenneseees, old, az; do new, ~; Texas pAclhe
Land Gnnts, IS; do Rio Gande, s.; Union h1ctnc
hnsts Ill; do Land Grants, igI1f; do sinking
Fund. vnia g 81 Virginia Con aSs% s1 ~
pres, $50; American Express, @bS; Canada SCUM
ern 2g1S; Central Pacific. Sl{: CHESAPEAKE 2 ohio
5X; do hBt preferred, 10; do second preferred VI
Erie' liz; do preferred s: Fort Wayne, 10; Han.
g Texas, 10; Lake Eie q Western, Ih; Lake Lax
Shore, Louisville = NASHVILLE Ne III XII toSi Tbas
leston lSt preferred, ID; do ID preferred, s; Mem.
phls q Charleston. 27,S; Michigan Central "
Missouri Pacific, s5h; sashyille 4 Chattanoog1 y;
preferred, Ss55s; Northwestern, sgH; do prcierred
i25IS; New York Central, sSass; Ohio Central: "a
0hlo& Mississippi u: do preferred, o; Pacihc Mall,
RSgsss i; ssaS,ng u e p LSs s az
preferred, 1oiIS; Texas Pacific, lsS: Union Psniac
%; United States Express, 80; ". 81. L. q p. vi
do preferred. l21S Wells, Fargo Express. 100; West
eTn Union. SEX.
Breadstuifs and ProyiIions.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 9o.-FIour dull; receipts 1000
70; St Louis s. l0a5 CO. Wheat inactive; receipts
81 500 bushels: exports ll9 900 bushels No. spring
9tc; unEaded red S7a92c; No. red 9lA9ikci
900 bushels at glE9lc closing at 9le; March, sales
69d 600 bushels Of Sllc: April, sales SOY 900 bush
els At gilza95Sc, closing AZ giISc; May, sales
la u
sales l6io 900 bushels At closing at 9c1c
Corn inactive; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
1900 bushels; unEraded SlAtah<c; No. 36lkci
steamer Sllla521 e: steamer February 4g[c; No.
white 6lE5lI ungnded yellow 63Aj2llc: No. 2
January 5l5sas2&c, closlng at 6lasc: Feeru-
AZ 491saSl1.c, closing at 4gsSc; March
closing at ac; APT iS SS.S ei ssss
Oats active but lower: receipts 1900 bushels ex
ports liS bushels; western mixed S51<aSI 20; white
western SiaS9c. HOPS quiet aud steady. coaee,
7.sOaT.9Sc; February 7.SOaTp5c; March sloas l6C;
April s.2Oas.2oc; May &5jc; June $50; August
Sb5as'69c; Sugar quiet but trin; graduated Sl6a
fair and market firm; ESEs irm and fairly active
at Sic. Pork dull aud UNCHANGED. Beef quiet and
steady. Lard fairly active and lower: western
, Ts,h SO! siaISs February
Cheese quiet and steady.
CHICAGO, LIS, Jan. 20.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat In good demand; opened weak and 14alSc
lower, declined zc additional, rallied 1Sc again
declined 70 oil the rumon Of eastern failures, nal
lied ~ and closed &c under the closing figures Of
yesterday afternoon: sales ranged: January 79a
NC, closed at 20: February W5SaSCc, clos
ed at1gSR7geSc; March so aSyEc, closed at S0I{c;
spring SSs7Ssse, closed atigit 10 red 81 SsslS.
Corn weaker owing to larger receipts and the In.
crease In visible supply; declined ha5ic and
closed 5saHc under Yesterday cash SsassSe; Jan.
closed Of s54aSISc; March 3SaSslfc closed at Sc;
May 4l7sai21sc, closed at 4l1Saic. Oats dull and,
nc lower; cash ~ March closed
Aay 1 5aSIS slpGd a. Ss ky i,Sg 9.sSt
quiet q 81 ia M'0.pork quiet and 6alec lower;
cash So 00GlS 10: FEBRUARY 81 fal2 TX closed
At sl2 g7xal2 10; March so 221Sal2 80, closed at
So 22al9 Is; May So 45al2 co. closed az Si2 47IG
y 50. Lard quiet and l0c lower: cash sic:
February @ SgAGSSc, closed at 677JSa6 Soc; March
6s5a997l4c closed at sad Nay 7Oia7l5c,
shoulder 4.sSat,90c: short rib 610a6l2Jlc; abort
clear 6;5Oa655c. Butter and cgIs quiet and un.
changed. Whisky steady aud unchanged at 81 L.
Afternoon board-Wheat quiet March aud May
February declined &c: March and May declined
Nc 0au EASIER declined hakc. Pork lower;
declined 6al2Kc. Lard steady and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, jan. 2O.-Flour firm. Wheat
declinsa later recovered " rye, AID closed
airy S9ISa90c; February 0OIsa9OySc: March 9l3a
92kc; April 93lSa9ic: May % tRa55<c. Corn, op.
tons weak; car lots easier; No. steamer 5sIl
4g9sc; February, March, April and May 4ss;ais3Ic
Oats stronger; rejected white SIC; No. 3whlie SKA
3T5+c; No. white SSHaDc; futures nominally
unchanged. Receipts-Flour 5000 barrels; wheat
1900 bushels: corn q 900 bushels: oats 900 bush
els, shipments Wheat l3,000 bushels; corn L. 900
bushels; oats 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 9o-Flour firm. Wheat
western irmer closing quiet; No. winter red spot
20 $50! e; February slIsa9qlo: March 9ea92SSc;
quiet; mixed spot 49ISaIg9sc; january sIIaIgsSc;
February ss1sfa4sIklo; March 4s99EaisE0, steamer
4s{A8s{c. Oats firm; western white 8TaSsc; mixed
SIa36o. Rye firm az 6sa79U. Provisions quiet aud
steady. Eggs hrmer at 2sa21c, Sugar iirnef: 4
soft &c. Copper, refined steady nj lgjfaiic. |
whl;kY nominally steady at 81 tsal 10. Other
articles unchanged.
CrScIHSGTI, Jan. 2o,-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. |
Wheat, demand light but holden frm; No. 9 red |
s5as6c receipts 20Q blEnelS; shipments 5000 bush.
Ella. Corn IN tlir demand and easier: No. . asa
I2Nc. Oats strong and higher at a2I Rye firm
Is unchanged: Lard easier at ,Sla6g0c. Bulk meats
aud bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady
At 81 II. Butter dnIl and unchanged. EgSs tirnef
1t 2S1eic. Cheese dull and unchanged.
ToLEDo, O., Jan. al.-whea. dull: No. . red,
a1ss f S,oR aes M So stf S FsS S 5yls
No. 2 soft S7I<zc Corn quiet and steady; No. 2cash
md January ig1Ic; February i11zc; No. s, &c.
OATS dull and nominal: negotiations. Cloyereed |
dull; prime medium s. "; No. 2, $50; prime
s. %,
Petroleum.
TruSvlLE. PA. Jan. educational transit ccrtih.
alcS opened at 5g5fc: highest T0 lowest l9JIc:
,losed o. 1gNc. shipments for the entire oil re.
Hons 50 200 barrels; charters 50 900 barrels It was
eported to-day that GrAndin Well No. %, In the
I'D Dalltown feld, had increased is production 70
20 barrels. A special the Herald SAyS the
,wncrs claim their wen Is doing 900 barrels day
md no more. Thorn Creek doing $500 barrels 4
lay. Many wells are nearing the tSnd In this pool
Much oiland little excitement may be looked for
n the next thirty days Mr. fiSher publlcally an.
that Fisher Nc. viii be 3 llrgs well. Its
,tst record 50 far Is 20 barrels In 10 hours The
Till Is still In motion at Mcyunken we'll though
special reported II through sand several days
go, The well lies southeast Of Thorn Greek, be.
opd al Developments, and II successful, would
pen 4 LARGE scope Of territory. report waSolfcu.
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