The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28
the DAILY MARKETS.


1 @AA - Ne~AA ANkNe
New YoRx, Sept, 27.-Money on cal
active at 6s8 per cent, closing 5l
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 psrcen
Sterling exchange unsettled and veal
Ss.Sl3I4S4t,
Three percent bonds closed at 81 OOl
United States 4As, 81 III; United State
new As, 81 2si Pacific % Of '95, 81 90,
New YoRE, September 27.-Goyern
mslt Bonds were dull aud steady
State Bonds were dull and steady.
Stocks showed less activity than thu
average of last week. The opening wa
rather heavy, Pacits Mail, Union Pa
cidc, aud Omaha being down 2each, Will,
the exception oil other active stocks wert
for Insignificant amounts and about equal
ly divided between gains and losses.
There wa9 an active trading in the early
dealing, and market weak, especially JeF
sey Central and Western Union, but the
extraordinary strength in New England
coon rallied to list, at which market wa.
comparatively drm until last hour, when
the bears raided the list and everything
WAS carried down to the lowest OF the day
with the exception Of New England,
The market closed weak, Final prices
at most, invariably show material declines
OF which New England and Pullman Pal,
ace Oar were conspicuous exceptions, the
former showing gain Of 8! percent and
the latter It, Jersey Central lost 9, West
ern Union u, Union Pacific
! LSCkawanna | Kansas & Texas, and
Lake Shore ] /, Erie and st, Paul each q
O., O., U. 4 |, percent, and other lraC,
tons, Railroad bonds were less active
sales l,547,0OO shares, Transactions In
stocks vera 49,, 05l shares,
Cotton futures closed strong,
sTocK QuoTATEoNs-Olosed bid; Adams
Express, lao; Alton 4 Terrs Haute 81;
do preferred, 80; American Express, l05;
0, o. r, 4 NJ, 55; Canada Pacific, 81;
Canada Southern, 62S Central Pacific, 4Sl
chesapeake & Ohio, IL! do first preferred,
Ill do seconds, ~; Chicago 4 Alton,
l42; do preferred, 100; U, B. 4 @, 1864
o., O., 0, & l., est; Denver & Rio Grsndv,
~! Erie, S5!; 40 preferred, 7Sl; Fort
Wayne, lac; Kansas & Texas, S5S; Lake
Erie L Western, u; Lake Shore, SOI;
Louisville 4 Nashville, 40; Louisville,
New Albany 4 ChiCago, SO; Memphis
4 Charleston, Al; Michigan Central, Sc;
Missouri Pacific, lll4; Nashville & Chat
tanooga, Bi; New jersey Central, 0ll;
Northern Pacific, EST do preferred,
Bls; Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1l7t; do
preferred, 1927 New York Central,
ll2s; Ohio 4 mississippi, 2Ss; do pre-.
terred, 90; Pacific Mail, SIT; Pittsbutgh,
1852; Reading, 30f; st. Louis 4 San
Francisco, Sgli do preferred, 64si do
hrst preferred, 49, O., NJ. & st. Paul,
DBs; do preferred, l24; Texas & Pacific,
l6!; Union Pacific, GOT; United States
Express, 6S; W., 1T, l., u r., POI; do pre-.
ieIred, St!; Wells.FargO Expteas, i25;
Western Union, Y.
I'reHdstunS aud Provisions.
CHICAGO, Sept, 27.AThere was q fair
amount Of speculation in the grain
market to-day, accompanied by a heavy,
depressed feeling and a aull lower range
Of prices. The November options sold
down to 74sc on the regular board, which
Is the lowest point yet touched by that
option. The latest figures OF the dsy
we're 9llc higher than inside figures and
lres Of Saturday. The SvislbS"
supply report disclosed an increase
81 somewhat more than 100000 bushels
which hada weakening effect; No. 2pprlng,
19ia723c; No. 3 spring, 61!aB53r; M o.
red, 734Gi No. 8 red, 6Sa7Oc. Coz, wal;
closing tunder Saturday; N. 0 ada "e M
7 yellow, %Ici No. 8. ga ,S, osts AMI and and
heavy; No. rvs, 4Sa4S5c; Nc. 2 barley
, ,1:.d ~ ;. 8 barley, 47l5S,i No, flax.
'ee' weaker ut $l,0G. Provisions less &C.
ave and irregular and lower. Mess pork
closed at about Saturdays figures. Wits.
ky quletatSl.l7. Lard i trifls higher. Su.
gars quiet aud unchanged. Butter finn;
lGA2Gs; dairy, 12a1Sc; packing
stock, 74aS!c. Egge, l6a163C. Flour dull
and unchanged. Whest-september, 72a
1890, closcd 72!c; October, 72sl73Ss,
closed 73.; November, 74sA75Ic, closed
Zoe; December, 7Gl477t, closed 77l; MAY,
S3AS3!C, closed S3|c. Oorn-septumber,
closed SG!c; 01tobsr, SOL 497bc,
closed 36Jc; November, 3SSa38Ic, closed
$50; December 3Sb ,3Ob3, closed sole;
May, 43a43s, closed 49Ic.
Oats-September, 25a25Sc, closed %;
October, 25SI25S, closed 25I; Noyem.
oet, S0{sZos, closed 2of; May, 3lsa3l3,
c csn OH mess Pork-september, 81 50
NY ~ %, cLossd Sv'4o; October, S9S5A.
syoo, ciose9 so'41i November, D;47a9 10,
ciose9 q; So2; January, $40 313alO,44,
closed slS ~. s-o
:. LLaatu[eeptemDer, ~ 20; october, 81. Lila
g. vi November, s0.lOA6' ia; January,
so.H4; snort RIBS September sos; DC.
'o9e 9.S s0,ooi January py 900.
afternoon board-Pfices showed very
octobSr 7SIc: NoH meaI se p 1e KY;
81 S.IIIs Uorr Ssnto%hor 80 "a T "a. NAY 10:
tobsr M hide. nv a9iO 6 90 t SIi oC'
nsr 27c. OStoher * IL" No 0ass ~, SeP OSSn
NAV 3lsc. PorE Ss1 santa e 60 al w. 1
tobsr SSb0: Nnysnbsp ~ XII iic'iT s,, w.,
SIC III. Lard Ssetsmhsr ssh - ~. I nntuSCyy
n tx. Novernher en- IN. 1 SHo, V ~ d1i
Rscelpts and s6inmsnts. gonr $ tx M
barrele. 81 ,0Oo bsrreIs. w IV ~ SVS
bushels 20 GG0 bnshsls. c "rU"S % aS' 400
bnsheis; IA nm bn.SsIs. V os,, i99'S SSN
bnshejs iii iIOG hn"hsIS. 80, O"'G oo6 h,,OS
ala SO0o hnsSS,O. bosIay ~ o N.Y. S1 Dusn
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