The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13
FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features Of the Money and Stool
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weaker at 81 S294 81.
GOVERNMENT BONDS We're dull an,
lower.
U,s,9s lOOti y. s. 4Is, iii; U, s. As
1876; Pacific % OF '95, 1925.
STATE BoSDs-Dull and steady.
RAILROAD BoNps-Qulet and generally
heavy; sales S., S76. 600.
sTocKs-prlces at the Stock Exchange
at the opening showed irregular changes
which we're, however, generally within
percent OF last evenings figures, PRICE
generally declined In the early dealings
but only for fractional amounts, which
were generally recovered, after which thC
market remained steady until the after
noon, when general decline took place
which was checked In the last hour, anC
tho market closed firm on the rally, Tht
aaal prices generally show declines, Nor
folk u Western preferred Ia down II per
cent, Canada Southern and others irac
tional amounts.
Transactions 225, 0O4 shares.
Stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bid: AdamI
Express, al; American Express, los
Canada Southern. A Central Pacific, AT
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 81; do first preferred
Y; do seconds. lOi u, O., O, & l., 5Sl
Denver & Rio Grande, Sl!; Erie, S99; DC
preferred, 774i Fort Wayne, las; Kansas {
Texas, 32s Lake Erie & Western, TO-
Lake Shore, SSH Louisville 4 Nashville
i6s; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
81 Memphis 4 Charleston, 81; Michigan
Central, 50; Missouri Pacific, 1903; Nash
vile & Chattanooga, Ola; New Jersey
Central, d.! Northern Pacific, 271; lo
preferred, 6O!i Chicago & Northwestern,
llSi; doprelened, l42; New York Cen
trail, llOI; Ohio Central, :; Ohio & Mis-,
siseippi, 24l; do preferred, 90; Pacific
Mail. 5O4; Pittsburgh, 1853; Reading, 263;
st, Louis 4 San Francisco, Ell; do pre-
lerred, 579; do frat preferred, ITO; O., NJ,
4 st, Paul, 024; do preferred, 1911 Texas
4 Pacific, l4i; Union Pacific, 58s; United
lot; do preferred, sal; Wells,Fargo Elk.
press, 1881 Western Union, 69s,
Dreadstuns and Provisions.
NV York, August l9.-Flour, receipts
ll,GS7 barrels; exports ll,000 barrels;
market dull salcs IA, 500 barrels common
TO choice wheat western extra 81 80a4 rs;
fancy 81 S5l4, 90; common 10 good extra
Ohio 81 5Ol4 rs; common to choice extra
ST. Louis So 50a4 90; patent Minnesota
extra grades 81 50l4 70; choice to double
extra s. S0a5 90, Whest, receipts POI 900
bushels; exports 1906 bushels; cash 10
and options talC higher, closing steady;
sales 1854 ,00O bushels Of futures; $4,000
bushels Of spot; No. 9 spring S52lS6ic;
ungraded spring $50; ungraded red 7SG
SG!c; No. 8 red S3lS3!c; No. 2 red 83ta
S34c; No, l red 00li; No. 1white 0Oc;
No. 2 red August Suisse, closing at 500;
September S6ASGts, closing at S6tc; %.
to6er S7a,S7s,, closing ut S7Sc; Novem.
Der S9aS9sc, closing at soc; December 0Os =
OOSc, closing at 90sc; January 9lta02c,
closing at 02c; May 07a97tc, closing at
O7lc. Corn, spot lots !a33 and options Il
10 higher, closing firm; receipts 5000
bushels; exports 7l0 bushels; sales $1,000
bushels Of futures and $4,000 bushels Of
spot; ungraded Ole; No. 9 August nomi.
nal at 5la5ltc; September 5l3l52ic,
closing ut 52Bc; October 52tl53tc
closing at 63l; November 5StI
$3.50, closed at 63sc. Oats higher and
fairly active; receipts 81, 900 bushels; tx.
ports $4,000 bushels; mixed western S4l
SOC; white do 37a4lc. Hay steady. Hops
quiet. Coffee, spot fair; Rio firm at 9sc;
options shade higher; sales 81, 900 bags
August 705C; September 795C; October
s 00c; November 5000; December s Csc;
January and February s OO0. Sugar dull !;
fair to good refining steady at 4sa4Sc;
refined dull; cutloaf and crushed 6Sc.
Molasses dull. Rice firm. Resin dull.
Turpentine steady at 3ic. Pork steady
but very quiet. Out meats Arm; picked
bellies 6Sa02ci shoulders 8!c; middles
firm at 70, Lard 15points higher; salee
western stOam spot 7,25A7 800; Septem.
bGr Z 30a7 SIC; October 1855; November
G,004O 02c;Citysteam 700c. Butter firm and
10 fair demand; western l2a12lc. Cheese
quiet but firm. EIgs firm and Ia fair de-
mand receipts 1880 packages; western
fresh 1850.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 10. = There was
0 stronger tone to oil the markets to-day.
Wheat began at 76S for September and ad.
yanced quite steadily to TIC. Under the
influence Of the liberal freight engage.
lnents yesterday the market closed 10
higher. Corn opened strong and closed
sc higher than yesterday. Oats closed
steady at about yesterdays figures. Mess
pork quiet and strong; near options clos
ed 74al0c higher than yesterday. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat stronger, &c
higher gales ranged: August 75sa76Ec,
closed at 75sc; September 70sa77c, closed
at 70sc; October 7Sla7S3c; closed at 7Ssc;
No. z spring 75ic; No. 2 red 70I NO Corn
strong and 10 higher; cash 43tc; August
49Sa439c, closed al 43iC; September 4Sis
a44lc, closed at 44sC; October 45sa4Gc,
closed at 45lc. Oats steady; cash 27Ic;
September 2Ssa2Ssc, closed at 20!c; 0Cto.
Der 29s A20sc, closed at 9Olc. Rye easy /;
No 2, Ole. harley weak and lower; No.
2, 9laQac. Flaxseed tlrmer; No. |, ST l5!a
! 10, Mess pork firm; cash 50 70; Septein.
Der 50 700 ~, cloaed at 50 TOO; October
30 S5a0 S14, closed at 50 IS. Lard stronger;
cash loci September I 12la7. 25c, closed
at zoe; October 6.70l6 72lC, closed at
672tc. Bacon, short rib sides strong;
cash 0.30c. Whisky steady at Il 12. Sugars
unchanged. Butter firm creamery l4a20c;
dairy llal6c. Eggs l0allc. Potatoes firm.
PaLAuELPuIA, Pa, August 12,-Floul
steady for choice fresh ground old wheat;
new winter dull. Wheat firm; rejected
02a72c; steamer No. 2 red S0AaSl 10; No.
8 red $40; No. 2 red S4aSllc; do August
S4ic; September &laSlSC; October S5Ia
sec; November S0SaS7c, Corn, spot strong
and In good demand; futures strong but
quiet; No. 8 mixed on track &c; No. Q
mixed do 69tc; No. 2 mixed August 40ia
50ici September 50la5ltC; October 81 Ia
62tc; November 81 ta52iC. Oats, spot un.
settled and loweri rejected white 32a34C;
No, 2 mixed 81lc. No. q white 37a37lnt
No. . white SOC; No. l white 400; futures
dull and sh6de easier; No. 2 white Au.
gust 20 aaBlc; September 85Ia35lc; Octo.
Der S58a3OCj November 50 Sa30lc. Lard
steady; refined 650ci prime steam Ito.
Eggs dull fresh lS!a14c,
CiSciSSArI, o., August 12.-Flour quiet.
Wheat stronger; No, 2 red 76a76Ic; re.
ceipts $4,000 bushels; shipments Ii 900
bushels. Corn stronger; No. 2 mixed 42ia
dac. Oats friner; No. 9 mixed 2Sia2SIc.
Rye quiet; No. 2, $50. Pork steady at
$40 Is. Lard strong and higher at 0.75C.
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