The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-13

i' 4; Louisville, New Albany d Chicago,
55[ Memphis < Charleston, 1881 Michigan
UenLral, S31; Missouri Pacific, ll2s Nash
Vile 4 Chattanooga, 651 New Jersey Can.
trail, $751; Northern Pacific, 2s!i do prefer
red, 81; Chicago & Northwestern, ll6i;
do preferred, l4l4; New York Central,
llls; Ohio & mississippi, 26bi do pre-,
ferrud, 30; Pacific Mail, 81; Pittsburgh,
1911; Reading, 26s; st, Louis 4 San
Francisco, 29I; do preferred, cot; do
trat preferred, llS; O., NJ. & St. Paul,
96S; do preferred, l2St Texas 4 Pacific,
lI3; Union Pacific, b7f; United States
Express, so; W., St, L, 4 p, 20f; do pre-.
ferred, ST.; Wells-Fsrgo Express, 1876;
Western Union, 67S,
Hreadstuns and Provisions.
NEw YoRE, Sept. 1l.-Flour, receipts
l5,772 barrels; exports 4,l20 barrels and
70. 343 sacks; market dull and depressed ;
4ales l2 900 barrels, Wheat, receipts III,
400 bushels; exports 10, 600 bushels; cash
iots declined sibe; options ] 81, leaving
Il heavy at bottom rates; eGles or, 00O
bushels Of futures; IA, 900 bushels Of spot /;
No 2 spring 86lC; uDgraded spring SIC;
ungraded red S2aSSc; No, 3 red 85S $50 /;
No 2 red SGs SGIc; No. | red 92c; No. l
white S71c; No 2 white Sic; No 2 red
september 500 S63c, Cloging at sos; 0c-
tober S72 SStU, closing at sic; Novem-
bar SGT SVIc, closing 1T sole; December
0OB .9lsn, closinG at 905c; January 92sa
a92sc, closing at 0i.; February 033a
VibG, closing at 033e; April 06lc, Closlng
at vB!ci May 07ia0St ,Closingat073c; June
80 ,V0tc, closing AZ 00C. Corn, spot lots
u and options ! 90 lower, closing heavy
at near the INSIDE rates; reCeipts 5,l05
Dnshels; exports l30,Sl0 bushels; sales
1000 bushels Of futures; $50 600 bush.
az Of sOot; ungraded 40A50!c; No. 2
white 52c; No, 2 September 499a
30 closing At 40Ic; October 50t ,50Ic, clos
ny at sole; November 5lti5lsc, closing at
5lSc; December 5l4a52c, closing at 5l4c;
January 52lc, closing at 52tc; May 5431,
closing at 54!c. Oats ta1c lower; rectlp Q
|, O73 ONO bu ,hels; exports 1880 bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels Of futures; 1000
bushels Of spot; mixed western 32a34C.
Hay steady and fairly active. Coffee, spot
lair; Rio tirm at lie; options fairly active
and about 10 points higher; sales 10 $50
bays; Septembe, 0 Doc; October 0 400 5OC;
November $50 0 S5G; December 8 304
0 35c; January $50 . 35c; February 635A
. 400; March 9.35a0,4Oc; April 040c.
Sugar steady aud quiet; muEcovado
4sc. Molasses steady and quiet.
lItCe firm. Rosin quiet. Turpentine
steady. Eggs firm and In fair de-
msnd receipts 1904 packages; western
l7al7tc. Pork very firm and moderately
Acnvu. Lard very dull and shade lower /;
western steam spot 7.40G; September 7.40c ;
October Q 0Ou; November 7laG 72c; De.
cember . 7OA6 72c; January 0.SSc: city
steam 7.05c. Butter firm; western 13ic.
Cheese unchanged aud quiet.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 1.-THE grain
markets were all weak and lower. Large
receipts Of wheat, an estimated increase In
the visible supply, coupled with fine
weather and the prospect oil liberal re-
ceipts next week, shook the confidence OF
the holders, Prices, however, huctuated
within narrow range and closed lc under
yesterday. Corn weaker and ranged lower
October declined to 40sc and closed al
40iC. Oats were also weaker and closed
lover. Provisions strong. Pork, October
advanced from $40 % to $40 s73 and closed
at $40 so Lard ruled steady. Flour steady
anu unchanged. Wheat fairly active and
lower; sales ranged: September 75sa76c,
closed at 75S; October 70i477SG, closed al
77tc; November 7S4a79tc, closed at 7s3ci
way SUt aS6ic, close1 At soto; No. 2 spring
rs! a75Is; Mop red 76lC. Corn moderate.
" active and weaker; cash 30tc; ,Septem.
DER 30A30SC, closed At sole; October 40,
ltc, closed at 40sG: November All l42Ic
closed at 4lic; MAY 45344Gtc, closed nj
40sC. Oats unil and weaker; cash 24ic
september 2iA25c, closed at 24Sc; 0Cto.
Der 25ia26lc, closed At 25lc; May 81 a3l H.
closed ut sic. Rye slow; No. 2, 400. Bar
10y quiet; No. 2, 67tC. Flaxseed steady
No. |, 81 OSt Mess pork firm; prices ad
yarced 20425s on near deliveries, reCeded
lrltlv and then Cltssd cash $40 rs; 0c'
tober $40 55Al0 S73, closed at $40 so Lard
steady cash 201; september 1901 223ci
October u 81 U5C, closed at 57tA6 w.;
November 640aB.424c Bacon, short riE
sites strong; cash loo. Boxed meats
steady shoulders Q l2i a. 25G; short clear
| Z 2OA7 200. Whisky htln at 81 10. Sugars
unchanged. Butter firm; dairy l23al7C,
Eggs lS4'l43c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 1l.-Flou,
choice fresh ground spring wheat grades
arm with fair demand; new winters
quiet. Wheat weak and lower; No 2 red
september S5AS5tc; October 80dSGtc; No.
vembef S79ASHc; December 8OsS9!c. Corn
Gull and lover; No; 3 mixed 4S1; No.
low mixed 44c; No. 2 mixed 40ic; No. 2
mixed September 49, ,4Du; October 40i
6Ot; November 5OaFOi ~ December 40 sos.
Oats dull ami lower; no grade &c; No.
white $50; No. 2 white 36tC; choice un.
graded white 36c; No. 2 white September
34i 1850; October sat 35G; November 35a
3bBJ; December 81 oslo. Cheese quiet
anu eaSyi Ohio fats lair to prime $50.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1l.-Wheat, western
lower and dull; No. 2 winter red, spot,
s43 Sic; September S4isS5c; October
s5IasSIc; November s7isS7Ic; December
SSsasglc. Corn, western lover and dull
mixed spot 47tc bid; September 47is4Sc
October All 4Slr; steamer 46!C bid natS
arm and quiet; western white 83A35c; do
mixed 30.32C. Provisions steady with
fair inquiry. Eggs higher Of l7al7!C.
CtSclNSAri, o., Sept. 11.-Flour heavy,
Wheat weaker; No. 2 red 7Sc; receipts
| 1 900 bushels; shipments Q 500 bushels
Corn steadyj No. 3 mixed 4llA42c. Data
quiet and steady; No 2mixsi 27ic. Rye
| hFm No. 9 $50, Pork firm al $40 10. Lard
higher at 7,l2ic. Bulk meats strong short
rib 1880. Bacon firm and unchanged.
Whisky firmA 81 10. Eggs easy atl2A124c.
TOLEDO, o., Sept 11,-wheat dull aud
lower, cash 7Blc; October S0ASlC; No.
yember 800; December S9DCi May Ole,
Corn steady, cash 42ic. Oats dali cash