The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
FINANCE ANn rnAnE.
The Features of tho Money and stoe
MnrknLn.

44ufkekns
New York July 1O,--Money on call cas-,
at u to 8 percent, closing at 9! percent
Prime mercantile paper is5 percent, For
eigu exchange unchanged at 81 SGlR4 IS.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Were quiet ant
steady,
STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady,
RAILROAD BoSDs-Dulli sales 81 ,026,
STocEs-The news affecting stocks wa
In general more favorable, but there were
also, especially early in the day, renewed
reports Of damage by drouth. The RBl
prices were generally 10 percent lower
than Saturdays final figures. Prices were
generally weak from the opening. Gran,
gers and LaCEawanna developed special
weakness, the latter declining !, North
western l and st, Paul percent. After
midday almost everything, except Lacka.
wanna, became very dull, and there was
very little movement TO prices, although
the heavy tone continued throughout,
Western Union was hammered down /
percent. The final prices were generally
the lowest OF the day,
Transactions l74,l7G shares.
BoNDs-Closad bids: U S s., 1901; U, s.
'05, l26.
STocKs-CIosed bids; Adams Express,
l49 iAmeriCan Express, 100 Canada South,
erl, 4Sli Central Pacific, 4l4; Chesapeake
< Ohio 81; do first preferred, 10; do sec
onds, lOi O., O, O 4 l., 524; Denver &
Rio Grsnde, 2GI; Erie, 29S; do preferred,
703; Fort Wayne, l453i Kansas & Texas,
SOL Lake Erie 4 Western, 81; Lake Shore,
Sal Louisyille& Nashville, 40s Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago, 40; Memphis &
Charleston, 80; Michigan Central, 70;
Missouri Pacific, l06; Nashville & Chatta.
nooga, So; NewJersey Central, 54t North
era Pacific, 90! do preferred, 5S3; Chicago
y Northwestern, III; do preferred, lS0ti
New York Central, lO5t; Ohio Central, i
Ohio & Mississippi, 9lBi do preferred, 9Oj
Pacific Mail, 5ibi Pittsburgh, 1917; Read
lug, 2Sli st, Louis 4 San Francisco, Gal;
do preferred, 40S; do first preferred, 1871;
O., d. 4 st. Pau, OH; do preferred, 1921;
Texas 4 Pacific, S4i Union Pacific, 64
United States Express, So; W., st, l.. 4.
=, Iii do preferred, 20i Wells.Fargo
Express, 1874; Western Union, 85,
BreRdstuFs md Provisions,
NV YoRK, July l2-Flour, receipts
1904 barrels; exports 3.532 barrels 1851
sacks; market stronger and 5Al0c per bar.
rel higher; superfiue western and State
81 S0A3 % common to good extra western
and State 81 SOFAS %; common to good
extra Ohio So S0a5 co; common to extra
choice ST. Louis s. S045 10; patent Min
nesota extra good to prime 81 G0l4 so;
choice to double extra ST S5A5 90. Wheat,
receipts 1900 bushels; exports l7,024
bushels; spot lots 10 higher options open.
ed strong and closed firm sales 1872, 600
bushels Of futures, 10000 bushels Of spot /;
No. 2 Chicago SS!i; ungraded red SOC;
No. 2 red S8bsS0!c |. o. b.; No. ! red 45C;
No, 9 red August SSli0Oc, closed at sole;
September S93 Ole, closed at 00ic; OCto.
Der 00j .02c, CIcs'd at 02c; November 93a
99bC, closed at 3d.! December 0%3ba04ic,
closed at 04i; April 0~S5a0Ssc, CLOSED at
9SsC; May 0SB 400 closed AZ 09sc; June
0Oca$l 00f, closed at 81 DOL. Corn, spot
lots !alc higher, but quiet; options OPEN
ed higher and ClcsId firm; receipts 1884,
500 bushels; exports IS $50 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels futures. $1,000 bushels
spot; ungraded 4Sa62c; No. 2, 47c; No.2
July 47a47sc, closed at 47c; Aul, 4G3l47Sc,
CLOSED September 47ta47S ',closedat
47sG;0Ctobsr 49,; closed at 4Ss. Oats lkc
higher; receipts G0,960 bushels; sales l0O,.
900 bushels future; $4,000 bushels spot;
exports 10000 bushels; mixed wCs:ein
34a3Sc; white do J9l4Gc. Hops qniet hut
very firm at l4a26c. Coffee, spot lair; Rio
dull and easy a. Qlc; sales 1000 bags;
options a shade lower and fairly active;
July and August 1850; September 7,00Ci
October 7.S5a7 05,; November and De.
Cember 70047 Csc; January 1.05aS 00c;
February 5000. Sugar dull continental
Alice; refined quiet; white extra 5Ba
8 1851 standard A 53c; graduated Gip.
Molasses dull 80 test 1870. Rice steady
and in fair demand. Tallow steady at 81
a4c. Turpentine steady at 393c. Lard
3A4 points higher, but very quiet; western
steam spot 6,72R0. 75c; July 675c; August
G77c; September 6,SSc: 0Ctobsr $50,
Butter firm on choice. grades. Cheese
higher and in good demand; western "a
7!c. Eggs firm and demand fair; receipts
4,lSS packages western l3lll4lc.
CHICAGO, July 12.-The tradingtn wheat
was very active to-day and with a gener.
ally stronger feeling. Tho market started
In at Sic for August, and rose to 800 Cd
good buying, but settled back to SlAc on
the publication Of the visible supply re.
port showing an increase Of $4,000 BUSH
els, August closed at O'Clock at Sl3c.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat active
and higher; sales ranged: July 709lSOsc,
closed at sole; August SltaS2Ec, closed at
size September S2laS3Ic, closed at s3lc;
No. . spring sole. Corn slightly excited
and pomewhat stronger; cash $3.50; July
S6Ja37lc, closed at 37sc; August 3~7Ia3SSc,
closed at SSlcj September 30I i4Oc, closed
at SOLO. Oats tlrmer early, but closed
easy cash and July colo; August 20A20Nc,
closed at 2Olc; September 20l iS0!c, closed
at 20!c. Rye quiet; No. 3, 56c. Barley
nominal. Flaxseed steadyj No. /, 81 l0s.
Mess pork trading light aud prices steady ;
cash 50 rs; August 50 75A0 80, closed at
50 70 0774; September 50 S5a0 90, closed
at 80 Sja0 S7!, Lard quiet and steady;
each Coca 9 5Sici August Q 55iG 574C, Sap.
tember O623ABO7!c, closed at U 65AO 07!c.
Bacon, short rib sides steady; cash 6l6a
0 lie. Whisky firm at 81 II. Sugars un.
changed. Butter ruled firm; creamery
l3alO!ci dairy l0all!c. Eggs l2c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 12.-Flour firm;
Ohio, st. Louis and Southern illinois
81 00A4 02l; Minnesota patenta 81 60A4 10;
Wisconsin patents 81 26A4 10. Wheat ID
tic higher and strong; spot lots dull No.
a snN It.ts, Q51 OLA t.u,,ak CQla. g.