The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-31
FINANCE n TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.

6ovRRNMRNT BoNDs-Dull and steady.
H. S. S. 1901; u, S, 44s, I'LL; U. s, 4
1851 Pacific Bs Of '95, 1868,
STATE BoSps-Dull and fair,
RAILROAD BoNps-Quist and general
firm; sales $2,00B, 0O0.s
SFocRs-phere was no news Of BpeCia
Importance received in tho street. Til
market was very firm almost the entir
day. New York aud Texas 4 Pacific WeE
tho features OF the early trading, TIL
stock was very active and was traded Il
large lots. In the afternoon other west
ern stocks became the features. Late
there was an exceedingly dull market
with prices about steady until the las
hour, when another slight advance &C
cured. The market closed steady Il
firm at about the highest figures reached
Almost everything on the active list i
higher tonight. New York is up Il per
cent; Texas 4 Pacific and Missouri
Pacific are each up | percent, and thl
remainder Of the list generally to per
cent.
Transactions lS9,301 shares.
Stock QUoTATIoNs-Closed bid; ADAM
Express, l494i American Express, l0s
Canada Southern, 45s Central, Pacific, 423
Chesapeake & Ohio 81 do first preferred
l6l do seconds, l0l; u, o., O. 4 l., 81
Denver 4 Rio Grande, 2S4; Erie, 32s ; Dc
preferred, rs; Fort Wayne, l47t Kansas (
Texas, 3l3i Lake Erie Il Western, o. Lakt
Shore, S7j; Louisville 4 Nashville, 444
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago, 90
Memphis 4 Charleston, 80; Michigan Cen,
trail, 70s; Missouri Pacific, Il1t; Nashville
& Chattanooga, 60i New Jersey Central
55l; Northern Pacific, est; do preferred,
BOsi Chicago 4 Northwestern, ll2!; dc
preferred, l4O4; New York Central, 100!
Ohio Central, :; Ohio & Mississippi, "a
do preferred, 90; Pacific Mail, I'll Pitts,
burgh, 1885, Reading, 26j ST.. Louis &
San Francisco, 254 DO preferred, 59l; dc
first preferred, 1907; O., NJ, 4 st. Paul,
O2si DO preferred, 1926 Texas 4 Pacific,
1871; Union Pacific, 5G3; United States
Express, 0ll; W., st, Il. Il p, ia; do
preferred, 20!i Wells-Fargo Express, 1877!
Western Union, 66s,
HreRdstufS and Provisions.
NEW YoRK, July 30.-Flour, receipts
l0,OS0 barrels; exports 1897 barrels and
1878 sacks; market steady and moderately
active; sales $4,000 barrels, Wheat, re-
ceipts O,05O bushels; exports none; op.
tons opened heavy, closing steady; sales
3,24O,0O0 bushels Of futures; $4,000 bush
els Of spot; No, Q, S64c; No, l northern
SSlc; ungraded red 72aS7c; steamer No.
8 red SOC; No. 8 red S~3SaS3lC; steamer No.
2 red S3ssS4C; No. l red Ole; No. ! white
OO!G; No. 2 red August SllsS5Ic, closing at
S5sc; September S54aSGjC, closing at sole;
October S7aS7 ll-lUc, closing at SHE; No.
vember SS4lS0c, closing at SIC; December
SOsaO0lC, closing at colo; May 054A0Osc,
closing at 0B!C. Corn, spot lots dull and
heavy; options unsettled and lallc lower,
closing with a slight reaction; receipts
10000 bushels; exports 1916 bushels;
sales l,2l0,O0O bushels OF futures; $1,000
bushels Of spot; uugraded 45a50c; do vel.
low5Os; No, July 6Oo; August 500, closing
Mt sole; September 5lR52lC, closing at 6lic;
October 81 5a5Sc, closing at 52lc. Oats llrIn T;
receipts 2 $3.50 bushels; exports none;
mixed western 3Ga40c; white do 404
47c. Hay firm, demand fair. Hops quiet
and firm at l4a30;; State 22a27c. Coffee
spot fair; Rio dull at Ole; options steady
but very quiet; sales 1900 bags; August
1860; September 7,75c; October I. 75c; De-
Cember 7,SOc. Sugar dull aud barely
steady; refining quiet extra 5Bc. Molas.
SEES dull. Rice steady. Tallow steady at
8 l5,lGa4c. T%urpentlne dull at Sic, Pork
firm but quiet; old mefs $40 G24al0 70;
new do Sl1 G2!all S74, Gut meats tirmer
and active; picked shoulders G2c; west.
Orn picked hams 10 arrive l2c. Middles
firm long clear 70. Lard higher and less
active; weetern stOatn spot Coos; August
6,00C; September 95a7 DOC; October U S3c;
November 0.S0aG SEE; December 7.S0c.
Butter firm and demand fair; western
l2c. Cheese firm western 7ta72c. Eggs
quiet but firm; receipts 2,4B7 packages;
western fresh 14c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 3o.-Tho course Of
wheat was steadily upward; the market
started at 7BSs for September, rose to 7So
and closed AT nearly tho top figures. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat generally
stronger and closing higher; sales ranged:
July 74a75c, closed at 75tc; August 74sa
&c, closed OF 70 10.l0c; September 7OEa
7Sc, closed at II 1l-l6c; No. 9 spring
743a753C; No. 2 red nc. Corn weaker;
cash 424C; July 42ia43ic, closed at 429c;
August ~43lR4i!c, closed at 4Stc; scptem.
Der llSa46lC, closed st A 7.l6c. Oats
easy; cash &c; August 27Sa2StC, closed
OF &c; September 2~1Aa20SC, closedat 20Ic.
Rye steady; No. ., 53ic. Barley quiet;
No. 9, 900 for September. Flaxseed tirm ;
No. l, 81 10. Mess pork weak early, but
the decline was recovered cash 50 90; Au.
gust 50 05a10 90, closed at 50 Oh; Sep.
TENDER 50 O5al0 10, closed at $40 OH.
Lard steady; cash GS7Bc; August 077Ia
G.S74c, closed at G.87bc; September Q SOC,
closed at $3.50. Bacon, short rib sides
steady; cash 822lc. Boxed meats quiet;
shoulders 0.l0c; short clear o Zoe. Whisky
steady at 81 IL. Sugars unchanged. But
ter slow; creamery l2!al0c; dairy.Oal3c.
Eggs 10C.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 8O.-Flour
quiet but steady. Wheat opened lower
and closed steady; steamer No. 2, Sic;
No. 2 red August S3a84c; September SiSa
Soc; October S~5jaS6sc. Corn, spot firm
with q fair demand; No. 4 mixed Soc,
No. 3 mixed sole; steamer No. 2 mixed
5lc; No. 9 yellow 81 &c; futures weak No.
9 mixed July 40a40tC; August 4O!a50c;
September 50!a5lC; October 5la52C. 0als,
spot quiet; rejected white 3O4c; No. 3
white 42c; futures quiet. Butter firm
western dairy extras 15alGc; do good to
choice 0al2c. Cheese quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI, o., July 3O.-Flour easy.
Wheat, No. 2 red 75tc; receipts $4,000
bushels; shipments 1900 bushels. Corn
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed 44a45C. Oats
No. 9 mixed 2Sa20c. Rye dull;
No. 9, 5Isc. Pork quiet at $40 %. Lard
strong az G37!c. Bulk meats strong;
short rib G45c. Bacon firm; shoulders
1908; short rib Oils; short clear 1850.
Whisky firm; sales 4BS barrels. Butter
Sugar and cheese firm. Eggs In
moderate demand at 90.
BALTIMORE, Mp, July 30.-wheat west.
ern higher and aCtivsj No. 2 western win.
ter red spot S~3SAS3lC; July Sic; August
.s3laS3Ic; September 94aSlSC; October
Corn, western steady and quiet;
western mixed spot 4sa4sIcj August ASIA
1870; September 6OC; October 6oAc. Oats
Arm and hardening; western white Ala
$50: old 45alsci DO mixed Ssa40c; Penn.
sylvanla 30a4SC.