The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

- Slta4 VI,
CONVENIENT BnNDs-Dull.
us 80 lOOt; U, s. 43s, 1921 ex. int; .
s. new a 1857; Pacific % oil 80, 1851,
STATE BoSDs Dull aud steady,
RAILROAD BnHDs-Dull and general.
steady salss $4,000.
sTocKs-DulQesa was the ruling feature
at the stock Exchange, but frmer tom
prevailed throughout and trading wa
aomeWhRt more animated, being In exces
OF the previous few days. There was III
tie news OF an exciting character oil thI
disaster at Charleston, but there was an
other advance in sterling exchange.
The market WAS weak ct the opening
the frat prices generally showing deClinel
OF from Ito percent, BnsIness was dul
and rather heavy, but prices soon rallied
and continued firm almost the entire day
and the market closed firm at about the
best figures reached,
Transactions, l07, $50 shares.
Stock oUOTATIoNs-Closed bid; ADAM
Express, 1877; American Express, lO8
Canada Southern, 4S4; Central Pacifc,42t
Chesapeake { Ohio, 5; do first preferred
l5fi do seconds, o; o., O., O. 4 l. 80
Denver K RIO Granda, 2Sfi Erie, 81 d.
preferred, "a; Fort Wayne, l4s; Kansas
& Texas, S0ii Lake Erie 4 Western, 1864
Lake Shore, S5I; Louisville 4 Nashville
A; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
81; Memphis & Charleston, SO; Michigan
Central, 70; Missouri Pacific, 1901! Nash
vile 4 Chattanooga. 65i New Jersey Cen
trail, 64A; Northern Pacific, 27a; do prefer
rcd, $50 Chicago 4 Northwestern, ut
do preferred, 1424i New York Central
lOSsi Ohio Central, -;0hio 4 Mislisaippi
23s; do preferred, 90; Pacific Mail, bBtj
Pittsburgh, ISL; Reading, 25;st. Louis 4
San Francisco, 2SS; do preferred, %; do
tirst preferred, ll2t; O., NJ. 4 81. Paul
OH; do preferred, 1901; Texas 4 Pacific
l4t; Union Pacific, BOT; United States
Express, 63i W st, l., 4 p, lot; do pre-
fsEed, 9SI; Wslls.Fargo Express, l25j
Western Union, 653,
Breadstuffs and Provisions.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1,-Flour, receipts
1880 barrels; exports 4lG,OO0 barrels
10 055 sacks; market weak but not
Quotably lower; sales $500 barrels.
Wheat, receipts l69,05G bushels; exports
243, OO7 bushels; cash 10 lower and mod.
eralvly active; options shade easier,
closing 81 ADJ; sales 5,024000 bushels OF
iutur 8; 2GS 600 bushels oil spot; No. 2
Chicago soc; No / hard 0lG; ungraded
rcd Sls00c; No. 8 red S5i S5!c; steamer
No. 2 red sole; No, red SIC I. o. b.;
No. / rod 02c; No white SIC; No. 2 red
SG!iS7 l.lGc, closed at Soc; Oc-
tnbsr IS $751; :, closing al sS!c; November
500 00Sc, coainH at Doc; Do ember OIL 10
Of f., aaing at Of 10; May OH oslo, closing
at oslo. Corn, spot lots down TO and
optloIs 1tJlSc, closing steady with some
recovery; receipts 40 $50 bushels; exports
0 007 bushels; sales 100000 bushels oil
futures; 10000 bushels Of spot; ungraded
30 6l!c; No 9, 50Ic; No. 2 white 52ic; No.
September 60t 5lc, closing at 50bG;
October 5li 59c, closing at 5lsr; No.
vembCr 5?sa52Sc, closing at 52:c; May
50c. C'oFlug at 66c Oats firm; receipts
100 33S bushels; exports LAP bushels;
sales 475,0O0 bushels Of futures; $4,000
bushels Of spot; mixed S24a34c; white
35a4lC. Hay steady and quiet. Coffee,
spot fair; Rio firm at l0!c options steady
and active; Gales $1,000 bags; September
90 0 co.; November S70sS Soc; Decem.
ber $3.50 $3.50; January S.SOsS.90c; Feb.
uary 8 81, s 05o; March s 0Oc. Sugar un'
changed aud dull; refined steady;
ConieCtioners 10 10 &c; Standard
A 81 5iC; powdered u G!C; graduated
Gao ll.lB'; Cuba Q 8 10 0tI. Rice steady
and in fair demand Rlsn dull. Turpsn.
tine 34ic Eygs ftmer aud In fair demand;
receipts 8 2l5 PACKAGES; western l5i16iG.
Pork quiet and fair. Out meats steady;
hams llslltc; shoulders GA64C. Lard
about Ave points higher; western steam
Spot I Acc; ssptembsr7 .45G; October 7.12c;
November 1920; December 9 SIC; Jan.
u8fy O 92; city steam 7l0c. Batter qniet
but6rm, Cheese frmer and demand light.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept 1.-The tendency
in grains on Change to-day was toward
lower prices, while provisions were again
sctiye aud higher. The market opened
at 49, for October, rose 10 7SfC, fell back
10 77sc, rallied trils and closed on regu.
lar BOARD at IS 7.l6c; showed o little
change In the afternoon. Corn active;
the decline was 1C from the closing yester.
day. Oats dull and shade weaker. Pro.
visions were unsettled and lower Of the
opening, but buying became general alter
the first hour and there was sharp ad-
vance Of 121c, the market closing 1t
o'clock at nearly outside prices and ad.
vRnced sharply to 171A20c in the after.
noon. Flour unchanged. Wheat moder-
ately active and somewhat easier; sales
ranged: September 75i,76tc, closed at
76.c; 0Ctobar 77i47Str, closed at rs Lice;
November 10 7.lU,SO l.10O. closed al SOC;
May SIC, closed at S7!;; No 2 spring 76iC;
No, 2 rod 7S3. Corn ruled lower on the
cloudy weather and no frost in tho corn
belt; the market opened Sjc lower, de.
clined to additional and closed 10 lower;
cash Ale; September 4OIs4l 100, closed
at 4ltc; October 42sl43iC, closed at 42a
Acc; November 49 ,44s;, closed at 44C;
May 473 4Sc, closed o. 475c. Oats eSsipr
and }s3cloSer; Cssh 251 ;ssptenber 25ia
25I closed at 25s,; October 27a27 7.16c,
closed at etc; May SGT IS2lc closed at S0Ic.
Rye steadyj No 2, 40;. barley firm; No.
No. 2, 5Slc. Flaxseed steady; No. l, 81 l01
| lot. Mess pork opened easier, but raj
He'd and closed shade higher; cash
50 $3.50 90; September 80 75a0 90, closed
vt 50 80; October 50 9Oil0 O7!, closed at
$40 054l0 07i; November 50 02ial0 02i,
closed at $40 024dl0 o., Lard quiet and
fitm; cash 35c; September 7 50! u 35c,
closed at Boz; October 0 ~ SOC; No.
vember Coos. Bacon, short RIB sides very
strong; cash Q 42ic. Boxed meats steady |;
8 rs 10 S74c; short clear 05a
8 Zoe. Whisky eteady at 81 10. Sugars
unchanged. Butter firm; creamery ia
22C; dairy 12i4l0c Eggs 12sl23s. After.
noon BOard-WhOat easy; October 7Sc.
Corn steady; October 43i. Oats steady;
October &c. Pork strong and higher.
Lard 6rmi Cssh 1915; October 0 TIC.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Sept. 1.-Floul dnll.
Wheat quiet; M. 2 red September SSia
sG,; October S0iAS7Sa; November S7tt
SStG; December sSl solo. Corn, spot
steady; futures weak; steamer No.
9 high mixed bOici No. 2 vel.
low 62;; No 2 mixed 502 5lc; No. 2
mixed September 40t 605; October 50A
Ole; November 503A6l!C. Oats, spot 10
good demand II jeCted white 20i 800; No.
i white 800: No, 2 white 3li .35C: No. /