The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-17
FINANCE ANN TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

i. cloalng ats percent asked. Prime mel
camille paper 4a5 percent, Stirling ex
change steady and unchanged.
U,S.Ss Ssl0OIi U, S, 4!s llOI; US. new a
l27l; Pacific "a Of '95, l26.
Government bonds were dull bu
, strong, Stats bonds were dull and steady
, The only excitement in the market wa
furnished by reading, the buying comins
from all quarters, but there was q free sup
, ply, and the stock advanced but little
after the opening, The opening was com
paratiValy quiet though firm, frat prices
being generally ! to above closing figures
oil last evening, There Was some hesyi
ness apparent In the early trading, but
this disappeared before II O'Clock, after
which prices moved up slowly but steadily
Throughout the remainder OF the day,
There was more strength displayed in the
last hour than at any time during the
afternoon, and the market closed quiet
but strong at highest figures reached, The
net result oil the days transactions is an
advance Of almost every thing on the
active list, Texas Pacific being the only
new exception with drain OF Jersey
Central and LaCkRwanna are each up /.
Reading and Canada Southern each Is
Pacific Mail l, Union Pacific /, Tran.
saclions 266, ,022 shares,
Railroad bonds quiet and firm, Sales
7G5. 500.
STocK ouoTATIoNs-Closed bid: Adams
Express, l40; American Express, 100;
Canada Southern, SOL; Central Pacific, AT /;
Chesapeake & Ohio, s! do fret preferred,
l53; do seconds, 81; o., O., @. & l., Ol ;
Denver 4 Rio Grande, SlS; Erie, SSs do
preferred, II; Fort Wayne, l474; Kansas
& Texas, 9Ss; Lake Erie 4 Western, o;
Lake Shore, SSl Louisville & Nashville,
l474i Louisville, New Albany & ChlCsgo,
68!i Memphis 4 Charleston, So; Michigan
Central, SIT; MiasOurl Pacific, liz; Nash.
vile 4 Chattanooga, G6; Nav Jersey Cen.
tral ,b74 Northern Pacific, Gls; do prefer
red, 69l; Chicago & Northwestern, ll7i;
do preferred, las; New York Central
liz; Ohio 4 Misslasippi, 26l; do pre-.
terrOd, 90; Pacific Mail, 5St; Pittsburgh,
l6l3; Reading, 20s; st. Louis & San
Francisco, 3l9; do preferred, 03l; do
brst preferred, lI4t; O., NJ, & ST.. Paul,
07b; do, preferred, l24!; Texas & Pacific,
0!; Union Pacific, 90; United States
Express, 90; W., st. J.. & p, eli; do pre-.
terred, 37!; Wells-Fargo Express, i26;
Western Union, 6Ss.
BreadstuHS and Provisions.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 16-Flour, receipts
lS!9i6 6aIrelsi exports 4,Ol2 barrels and
40 sacks; market heavy; Rales 100000
barrels. Wheat, receipts 2S2,57S bGsh.
els exports 63,O3i bushels; spot lots falc
lower, CloBing sIeady; options opened
weak and closed steady; sales 500 600
bushels Of futures; 5l3, 900 bushels Of spot;
No 2 spring S6c; ungraded spring SIC
ungraded red SlSS7c; No. 3 red SAFE;
steamer No. 2 red SISCj No. l red 0Oj; No.
| white SG!c; No . red October S6 5 lDa
S6kc, closing at SO}c; November S7E aSSlc,
closing at SSSc; December S0ia0Oc, clos.
ing at S9sC; January 9lg0lsC, closing at
Ols9; February O2js03r, closing at 02Eu;
March 94t0lsc, closing at 0isci May 0B4a
07c, closingALO8lc. Corn, spot lots dulI
and aalc lower and heavy; options opened
hrm, closing steady; receipts 2S0,S50
bushelsi exports O,028 bushels; sales
102,OOO bushels Of futures; l04 600 bush.
Septsmber lo,SOIc cIosins I'GS, ~ ISin,. COi nOto
her 19ssS(Ie cIosin. AZ 4oIc. NovsU, bo. oJSS KS
s5lc. closing at SiISs. Dassmhsr 5II". IS"ss Ss
nayy bpc! Mav 6Ic 0a,s 's,;th US
Snt any imnortsnt chanoe. ,oc";nts
l09 205 buaheIs sInorts oo I'M hHsSais
mixed western s8Is5Ir wh,ts neconOI,oi
35s40 Hav atesGv. shinn;nS E0, HAZE
ouiet and weak (loiIae snot fs;r. III
aniet at IIcs: on,ionS Iowsr @ and % ac,;uo @
,ales M G6tI hoos sentsmhsr IN. ~ oSpahsl
m No. Dycnroh,r inIInib. fonSas,,
0nSalO 16. Feh,raYv i0.ih1s era.,
firm and nniet. iair n Good rosSfSna suS
1.lGs5 4 b.iG. rsfnad H,;st and s s.oaass
Moiasses On;et pi"e sHtsaSy H "n anI 9'Saay' oai:y,
PetroIsnn tm iToI,sd ai dS'e1 C1%:od anu a!se
RosIn quiet at 1sl,o7i. % TnTpentins. ii U.1SsS' I'm
Al SBc. Eggs firm win fair inonirv. W. ~.
ceinlS 80 0l8 packaVeS of westsrn I, 10,
1Sin, PorE lesa aciiva and Lava. ~ srss, tS
II for otS and II 5tS tor now biz haa.os ses
7ic fsri iowar orS ~ IoSs s:,;.s ,rostOs yseVes
.;s.r a % Snot % SH,S @ On. S Ssntsmhs, "SSsu ao,ni
nai. ortoSo. - "a n IN. TosamoSor u9 n En.
Hscsn hss q se. ] TsUrsrv +IV n r9.n @s, UTo oI.,
,es,n On PU;,Ss H,n ond VoGSp sois ~, .1,a:, Ssy
weota,n 10 IS,o1Ic 1Ibass srm @ Sas,asn9 ..91ss. W.
"e'''' - 4-"-1'S' onsoe lt "o'''' L n"' !
CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. 15.-Values were
weaker for the entire speculative list to.
day, and generally speaking trading was
more dull. Wheat was dull and un.
changed; market drained 90 and rallied,
but declined and closed at o'clock at lc
lower than yesterdays. In the afternoon
the market rallied silc and closed firm.
Corn weak and lower. Oats heavy and
prices unchanged. Mess pork unusually
active; opened 10a12!c lower and reached
l74s2Oc; rallied at 5aloc. but again broke
ot at 26A3Os, and tlaally closed at nearly
inside prices, Lard closed quiet and
SteSuy. flour quiet anu easy. wheat
nulL agu eHsy sales Iangso: eepIem9ssI 19s
155tn4tc, c!oseo a. a9ci November ~ esI UTs
LsiS, closed a. nsc; nay 9oAo9tc, G!ooe9
At Sbic No. 2 spring 74ta743c; No. 2 red
a14e. ootn lalily acuYs Ss, anu am weak casn
SS3ioVSi sepeem!3e1r s0! ooIsooic, SioSed al
5Stsi VctoDet 5 SoIt5Vc' cL9seu ~ oe ll.iGc; ;
NNoVemneT N 4vI a4i9c, ciSBea at 4ite;
nSy i aGa4o ~ .iIOc, S.S oiosea ,d ~ % iSs
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