The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17
FINANce.ANp TRADE.

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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
INV YoRK. June 16.-Noney on call easy a j
percent Prime mercantile paper 4a3 per cent
Foreign Exchange unchanged.
GOVERNMENT BQSnS-dASh been qulot but drm,
with quotations unchanged.
sEAIE BoSn-Thefc has bean noderate hlsi'
ness in state bonds. and prices for sJme Of the
more active tsues aFs AZ percent higher
Tive and steady, the t1tll sales being Si,772,060
SIocKs-1htS has been the most active day Of
the Stock Exchange duribg the past week the
Total sales Amounting 70 22aSt3 shares. Ths mar
ket opened active apd rong and the activity con.
tinueI until late In the afternoon, when the
tradtng became more quiet again.
The INST prizes were generally shade above the
closing quotations Of last evening and without any
two exceptions, Continued to advance IN, II near
O'Clock. The gains were from y 70 ~ percent
the latter s. Paul, but Mort Western rose l. LaeE.
aH1nn4 and Omaha preferred each e and Missouri
r ciae u. Western Union and Ioulsyille 4 Mash.
Vile wee active and gnineI only u, while Van.
derbllts and Pacific Nail were Hide more than
STEADY, the extreme advances amounting 70 only
u. Union Pacihc was weak, the stock selling n
peretnt above the closing price yesterday.
TIE resu o. the days operations & net los 1s
compared with last evening FIR the active list Of
70 Y percent the heaviest decline being sustained
BY Guton PActdc, but Pacific Mail q down q,
Lake SHIRE and ST Faul each e The bulls talk
WV confidently OF much higher prices in the near
future. The bears claim IN the other hand that
the leading bull operators were teayy
the time being the highest prices have been
q: s. 9: 1oe1l: Us. q: NIX; 2. 8. rev 9.
tAetnc 9. Of IA; Central Pacific, lls51;
ConSois, Is; Missouri G 1914; st. Joseph. ll75S:
st. 2. q s. C. frsta. Ly4z; Tennessee 6, old, a.;
do new, ~; Texas Pacific Land Grants, s.: do
RIO Grands, s.; Union Pacific arses ~, 1ls3.; %
g, %; Virginia Consels, extra mAturel coupons,
50; do deferred, 5: Adams Express, 1S5: Amefi-
can TESspESss Canada s4 1nlN q g;
hrst preferred u: do second preferred. 4; q. q.
C, q ,29H: Denver q RIO Grande ~; Erie. z: do
preferred. y; Fort Wayne. 1881: Kansas q Texas,
LAKE Erie & %sstefn & Lake snSFs VI
Albany L Chieago, %; Memphis 4 Charleston 25i<S;
Michigan Central, ~: Missouri PaciGc. O.: Nash.
..tlle q Chattanooga. %; New Jersey General 81;
western. %: DO preferred. Is; New York Cen.
trGl, So: 0aio Central, u; Ohio 4 Mississippi,
lJ do preferred. g.; Pacific Mail 90 Pittsburgh,
M ~ Eeaaing ii g Louis 4 4, sGa Ftaac!sCo,
1O7t; Texas Pacific l1sE: uni6n paciie United
States Express 81; W., St. L. q p, *: d. prefer.
red ~; Mells,FaFgo Express Western Union,
BreadGtutfs and Provisions.
CHICAGO, LII, June 1G-Tndtrs IN wheat were
o:0ugllly a sea, owing 70 toe wide diversity in
esElmGtGs made respectively By Chlcjgo StAtiSt!.
clans regarding the visible supply statement
oper4ton had very generally calculated upon an
increase, but instead tbs Chicago statement show.
ed ., decrease Of neatly 4oGooo bushels, 1hl
together with an estimate BY the Ohio Agricul.
tlEal Buretn that the next wheIt crop would not
exeeed 2S, b0Q.090 bushels influenced Tree buying
early, ald the mactet opened 5sc higher The
GsW York statement indicated an lneteafe Of
somewhat more than hat tho bushels Of increase
In tho visible supply, and thls held the market
ths moderate buying. The market rosa again ad-
vancinR Na5<e, eased Cd &c and closed on the
regular board 10 over yesterday. -Four dnlI and
unchanged. Wheat fairly active and stronger.
yanetd ssA5<c and closed ~ higher than leItet.
day; sales ranged: Juna SS6S3{C, closed At Ss1<e;
July S94a9Qc, closed At Sy5{e; August III a9lc,
elned q gl5<c; septemb es closed g 70
SO: 10. 2rcd SASS q: "a. Sfed Saasi5sc Corn, q
decidedly stronger Zee ltg prevailed owing Q de-
crease In the Visible supply and estimated Lighter
Teseel tn sriae asyaps SSn md snsi.
y closed Re higher than yesterday;
8B,saf7 closed Of III q; August closed
at 46jSc 0at9 active and stronger, near options
ruling sGjSe higher; cash 9S4sSys<se; June Sg1tiA
SSStc, e!9ssu y guy i, 1905 81 U
eSci Ansu.L :h9 ~: ~ qniet 40 !, ess' lhk
50 q1Et; No. - =. Asss Porx Isli.y aetiy.'
ad yHs1 !elec " "!
July SO Sial0 49k, closed 81 SO 40At0 ~; Aus
gus sIg 5E,iV ~ closed ~ slg ~ $50,
iempef " saose9 y saeeIsssi0S +ste
i,,Ey Levy AUD htaeI, sh9
August Gilaa.75c, closed AEF 6.721Si6sTJe. Boxed
~ s1ftSa - st a9
ana sl1es e y, =. snoEt cen! - H.
mhlsAy u5n ~ q 70 ~! VI w
fIgoueS s-h1IleE hinle95 y,t -
l!Set Gap l.haS. ESsI aall a9q Mea1 ~ IVA
NE: 4fsnooa ~ ~ IN
C9tn l5inef; Je.y ~ ,tlsini
JtliIS ~ h4aeE. E9Ek 4sSS soHets LaEa t1s usF.
NEW YoEK, luna IS. = Flour, receipts 1865
barrels; exports SOS barrels: dun; SlpetAnO
western and STATE s2aS %: common % good extra
western and State - 4at; good to ehotee do. u ul9