The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-08
TIE DAILY MARKETS.
Money ActIvo-s toCls 9 uotatIons-The Cattle
And Petroleum Markets.

TIE DAILY MARKETS.
Money Active Stock QuotatIOns-The Cattle
nnd Petroleum AIRrkets.
New York, Oct. 7.-MonOy on call active
and firm at 54al2 percent, closing at 0 per-
cent. Prime mercantile paper,4 percent.
Sterling exchange quiet, but steady, at
ASlta4s4s.
New YoRK, Oct. 7.-Government bonds
dull and easier.
State bonds were dull and firm.
The stock market showed much less &C.
tlvity than on any other day 80 far this
week, and with the first exception Of the
first hour was free from excitement. Soon
after the opening the situation at Chicago
in regard 10 proposed return 10 the ten
hour system created an unfavorable feel.
ing In Vauderbllta and graHgora, the for
mer yielding materially.
The opening was strong and the first
prices were from TO percent above last
evenings final 6gur 8; prices we're isvel-
ish and irregular, but generally firm. They
soon gave way, however, under tho lead OF
Western Union aud Vanderbilt. Toward
noon the decline was checked and gen.
eral advance follow which was marked by
special strength In Minnesota 4 st. Louis,
NiCkle Plate; Reading also became ex.
tremoly active aud strong, but Just pre-
vlous to closing the market declined and
closed weak. Great majority OF the &C.
tive list shows material declines and ad-
vsnCes are few In number. Reading and
Tennessee each up percent. Canadian
Southern down at ! percent. Michigan
Central and Omaha each, ! percent.
Lake Shore, percent. Transactions,
4Gl, 403 BhRres.
SrocK QUoTATIoNs-Closed bid: Adams
Express, l4l3; Alton 4 Terre Haute 37!;
do preferred, So; American Express, 105;
b. y. R. & N, So; Canada Pacific, ut;
Canada Southern, B2; Central Pacific, 40;
Chesapeake & Ohio, 81! do fret preferred,
II; do seconds, 1T; Chicago & Alton,
1921 /; do preferred, 100; O. B. & @, 1885,!
O., u, @. & l., COL; Denver & Rio Grande,
334; Erie, 353; do preferred, ~; Fort
Wayne, lao; Kansas & Texas, 500; Lake
Erie d Western, ~; Lake Shore, Oil;
Louisville 4 Nashville, 5lB; Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago, 90; Memphis
4 Charleston, 40; Michigan Central, o.;
Missouri Pacific, 1863; Nashville & Chat.
tanooga, 65; New Jersey Central, ct T;
Northern Pacific, 2Si; do preferred,
0St; Chicago & Northwestern, llOa; do
preferred, l42i; New York Central, liza;
Ohio 4 Mississippi, %; do preferred OF ;
Pacific Mail, 500; Pittsburgh, 1924; Read.
ing, 37!; 81. Louis 4 San Francisco,
80; do preferred, 059; do first preferred,
1l3l; O., M. & st. Paul, OIL do preferred,
l2l; Texas & Pacific, ISL Union Pacific,
"; United States Express, 80; W., st,
l. & p, 90i do preferred, S74; Wells
Fargo Express, 1875; Western Union, 76!,
Breadstuns and ProvisIona.
NEW YoRK, OCT. Receipts
1927 barrels; exports, 14,5Gl barrels
70, 430 sacks; sales, 1900 barrels con-,
mon to choice white, weak western ex'
ira $4.60l4. Is; fancy do "a SOa4 90; com.
mon to choice extra 81. Louis, So coal, 90
Cnoice TO double extra 81 G5a4 10. Wheaj
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports, 81 !,
4SO bushels; spot lots shade lower, heavy
Export demand very moderate; optionI
opened lat, advanced iaS, Clolag Heavy
with reaction tSl. Sales, S,l9i0OU bush
els; futures, 32S,n00 bushels spot and ar
1.-Two No 2sptlng S2ic; ungradedsprlnR 7slc
No. 8 red, 81 AaS2C; tingfadcd red, 72AS6c
No. white, $40; No. 2 red, October, ga
S3Ic, closing at $50; November, 8lAis5c
ClOsing At 84sCi December, SSia80l, clos
| ing at colo; January, S7iaSSiC, closing Of
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