The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16
FINANCE And TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stOo
Markets,


Markets.
NRw YoRK, Sept l5,-Money on call
was quiet, ranging from 4 to 7 percent, the
last loan at 4, closing at percent asked.
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 percent. Stirl-
ing exchange unsettled at 81 sl3a4 Say,
us. Ss lOOsi U. S, 4!s llOI ; US. new As
1861; Pacific % Of '06, 126,
STOCK QUOTATIONS. Closed bid. Adams
Express, l4O; American Express, lO6;
Canada Southern, 471; Central Pacific, AT |;
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, SS; do first preferred,
l5f; do seconds, 94; o., O., o. & l., 8l /;
Denver 4 Rio Grande, SIT; Erie, SSs; do
preferred, n; Fort Wayne, l473i Kansas
& Texas, So; Lake Erie 4 Western, l0;
Lake Shore, SS4; Louisville 4 Nashville,
463; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago,
SO; Memphis & Charleston, Ss; Michigan
Central, 84S; Missouri Pacific, ll2t; Nash
vile & Chattanooga, 65; New Jersey Cen.
trsl, 56l; Northern Pacific, 2s!i do prefer
red, 6l4i Chicago & Northwestern, ll7Ii
do preferred, l4l5i New York Central,
lllS; Ohio & Mississippi, pot; do pre-
feTred, 90; Pacific Mail, 57si Pittsburgh,
15l1; Reading, 2Sli St. Louis X San
francisco, Sl!; do preferred, 0Sli do
first preferred, ll4i O., NJ, 4 St, Paul,
98i; do preferred, 1874; Texas 4 Pacific,
14i; Union Pacific, 6St; United States
Express, 62; W., st. L. K p, 2lt; do pre-.
ferEed, 37s; Wslls,Fargo Express, 1861
Western Union, 6Ss,
BreadstuiEs aud Provisions.
NRw YoRK, Sept, l5.-Flour, receipts
l5,772 barrels; exports 4,l20 barrels aud
20S43 sacks; market dull and depressed
sales 1000 barrels. Wheat, receipts H..
400 bushels; exports ll0,G9O bushOls; cash
lots declined sljc; options sasc, leaving
of heavy at bottom rates; sales 1879, 900
bushels Of futures; l44, 900 bushels Of spot
No 9 spring S64ci ungraded spring SIC;
ungraded red S2aSSC; No, 8 red S5SsS53c;
No. 9 red S6SiSGIc; No, ! red 02G; No.
white S7!c; No white SAC; No. 2 red
September S0slS6lc, closing at SGSci 0c.
tober 872'SSlc, closing at SIZE; Novem-
Der S0lsS9IC, closing at sole; December
00sa0lsc, closing at 00bc; January 92sa
a92sC, closing ut 0!9e; February 0Sia
94Ic, closing, at 03lC; April 98!C, Closing
at 06!c; May OH Sa0SIC closing at073C; June
90A00lc, closing at 00c, Corn, spot lots
l2 and options Sa!c lower, closing heavy
bushels; exports l3G,SlO bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels Of futures; lS0, 900 bush.
els Of spot; ungraded 4OA60!c; No. 81
white 62C; No, 2 September 4O3s
50c, closing at 40Lc; October 50ta5Osc, clos.
ing at 50sc; November 5lfa5l 90, closing at
5lSc; December 5l3452c, closing at 6l3c;
January 524C, closing at 62ic; May 64!c,
closing at $40. Oats ta!c lower; receipts
1,073, 900 bushels; exports 1,l3O bushels
sales 375, 600 bushels Of futures; ll2,000
bushels Of spot; mixed western 92aS4c.
Hay steady and fairly active, Coffee, spot
iairi Rio firm at llCi options fairly active
and about 10 pointS higher; sales 10 $50
bags; September SOC; October 9.4OA0 800
Noyember 930I0 500; December 9.3OA
0 35c; January $50 % 35c; February 8'35a
4Oc; March 035a9 40c; April G401.
Sugar steady and quiet; muscovsdo
4sc. MoIasseg steady and quiet.
RlCe firm. Rosln quiet, TurpehtIne
steady. Egg1 firm aud In fair de-
mand; receipts 2,974 packages; western
17al7Ic. Pork very firm and moderately
active. Lard very dull and q shade lover
western steam spot 7.40c; September 7.4Oc
October 0 SOC; November G.7lsG Tacj De.
cepber T0aG 72c; January 8.SSC: city
steam 7.00C. Butter firm; western 13lc.
Cheese unchanged and quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 15.-Flour,
choice fresh ground spring wheat grades
arm with fair demand new winters
quiet, Wheat weak and lower; No 9 red
September S5aS5lc; October s6iS0Ec; No.
vember S72ASJc; December 8OaS0lc. Corn
dull and lower; No. 3 mixed ass; No. 81
low mixed '44c; No. 2 mixed 4lACl No. 2I
mixed September 4S3a4lci October 40Ia
bQ1; November 60af0l 10; December 40A60c.
Oats dull and lower; no grade &c; No. 81
white $3.50; No. white 35ic; choice un.
graded white SOC; No. 2 white September
34!aS5G; October 34(a35C; November 15aa
3bsc; December 38aa6lc. Oh9ese quiet
aud easy Ohio nats fair to prime SIC.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. 15.-Wheat dull and
lower; cash 7Olc; October s0aSlC, No.
vember a2ci December 99sc; May Ole.
Corn steady; cash 429c. Oats dull; cash
&c. Cloversasd fairly active; cash and
September 81 Us; October S. 10; Decem.
Der 81 80.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16,-WheGt, western
lower and quiet No. 3 winter red, spot,
SSsaS59c; September S39c asked October
S4!aSilc; November S0saS0sc; December
SSlc. Corn, western lower and dull mix.
ed spot 4Ol l47ci September 463aA7!p; DC,
toher 47R4Sci November 4si a4S3 10 steamer
i4ic bid. Oats steady western white 99a
36Oi do mixed a0al2c. Provisions higher
and active. Mess pork new at $l2 80.
Lard refined Ste. Eggs higher at17lalSc.
CrNclSNArI, o., Sept. 15.-Flour heavy.
Wheat weaker; No. 2 red 7Sc; receipts
1000 bushels; shipments G,bOO bushels.
quiet aud stGadyj No. mixed 27ic. Rye
hrm; No. 2, 63C. Pork firm at SO 10. Lard
higher at 7.l2lc. Bulk meats strong; short
rib 7.25c. Bacon firm and unchanged.
Whisky firm at 81 10. Eggs easy at l2al2i ic.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. l6,-Hogs frm (,
light S. s5a4 06; packing and butchers
81 4Sa4 as; receipts 945 head; shipments
GAO head.
1.-Two Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The DroUer's Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts 1900 head
shipments 5000 head market steady m.
tive shipping steers 81 50a5 %; stoCkers
and feeders S2 00a8 SOL cows. bulls and
mixed 81 25a3 90; bulk 50 00a2 10;
through Texas cattle steady at $2 56A3 25;
western rangers nominally steady natives
and half breeds 90 00a6' co.; COWS s. Goa
8 90; wintered Texas s2 75l3 40. Hogs
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
head market stronger; rough and mixed
81 00a4 90; packing and shipping 81 S5a
8 20; light s. 0Ol4 90i skips So 45a3 "a.
sheep-ReCeipts 500 head shipments 200
head market steady natives 81 76A4 90;
western 50 25aa 55; Texans 81 00A2 Is
lanlha 81 2hA4 50.