The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stOs

The Features Of the Money ard stoc
NEW YoRE, March ls,-Monsy on call easy at ~
percent Prime mercantile paper las percent Sue
| Ling Exchange unchanged.
CONVENIENT BoSDd-Were moderately RctiV
aud weak.
STATE BOSDs-DulI and steady
RAILROAD BoSDs-Less active Sales q ,99A, 90
BTuCER-Coal GtOckH were the feature IN to-day
stock market The whole market was tFTegull
aud at tins. feyeEah, especially ~ eaily dealing
l2sLS, net los o. ~, Delaware & Hudson s dow
2, Reading lost u aud lefiey Central ", The tot
transactions to-day were ih3, $40 Shart6,
The weakness Of cOaleEs was due TO the pnfAvo
able opinions about the Reading reOrGlnlEallo
and the reduction IN the price Of anthracite ~
point where II cannot be delivered without lOk
lhe strike IN the bIIumIuOus coal reg oil hu
stimulated price OF mat article somewhat M
berWind White Coal Mining Company, the lRrHei
shipper Of blllminous coal IN Pennsylvania
whose miners are on strike, has arranged I
bring $1,000 tons OF coal from England 10 suppl
contracts lhRtR q pressing for prompt delivery,
There weIerumon lale this afternoon that Ii
pool, which has lece 7tly marked up the price Q
Reading, had lOld out and hed gone short OF 81 lC
but the story was not condFned by any trust
worthy authority. ~. PAUL shows u gain OF II
percent Northwestern u up X peFceDt, 81, Pau
y Duluth and Texas y Pacific, Union PActAu ant
Western Union ere all fraction higher, while TN
was decidedly irregular VI the close.
V, y. %, luOi6i ", q, 41SN ll91S; q, !, new u
l2otai PecIlC u OF 20, 1914; Central flCthl
anEr my; Erie seconds l0lys; Lehlgh & Wilkes
barre, Old, ll2j Louisiana GonS0ls, Sc; Missouri
y, llOHi St Joseph 10; 1t, I, d y. y. a1ls l2Sh
TcnnesbeO ", old, 60; do new, GO; Texas PaClh,
L9pd Grants 3otti do kl0 GrAnde, By; Union PaGlal
nfsIs MA do Land Grants, ll6hi do Sinking fund
il355i Virginia o., Y Virginia Cols9ls. extra ma
lti American Express, lo5j3i Canada Southern
IA; Central Pacific, I9S; Chesapeake & Ohio, l0f
DO IiraS preferred, II do seconds ~ u, u, u
tOi beaver = BIO Slnde, u; Erie, 2OA; DC
preferred, OK, Fort wayne, ~; Kansas Il Texas
2sS; Lake kFie i Western, 10; Lake shore, S5x
Louisville q Nashville, il1{i Louisville, New Al
bany q chicago, 3l5Si MemphA d Charleston, S5j
MiGhiAn Central jgi Missouri Pacific, 1914
Nashville 4 ChGttanooSa, ~ New Jersey Central
Chicago y Northwestern los; do preferred, l3s|fi
New York Genital, 1904; ohio Central, ~; OhlC
4 AiAslsslpph 2IHi do preferred, ~; Pacific Mail,
bI{i Pittsburgh, I62j heAdlnR, AZ; ", Louis q
PAN francisco Us I 90 pTssFTSd 3D., ~ q
Union Pacific, ~; United States Rxpress, 6iIS
W., 81. L, d y, iUJS; dO.pTeieTred, lShj Welh.
Fargo Express, ll9; Western Union, GlIhS.
N BrOadstufNS and ProViSionS,
EEw YoRK, March lS.-FiOur, receipts 1855 bar.
Tes; exports 0j barrels II 7g7 sacks; market dull:
sales ll,00 barrels; good TO choice western extra
aud state % B0li 90 Wheat receipts go bushels;
exports 1854 bushels; spot lois Shado lower and
B,OSO,Oj bushels Of futures; ILOOJ bIShelsOi spot
N9.ll2 spring 06ISC; unSraded Duluth
sprlng V63EG; ungTadea red Sycali o.; No, lwhitG
DC; NO, Z red March 0IiayilSn clOalng al QiHO;
cipuS Il oS5sSi june 9S1sSSSEc, closing g 4 SS|S
Olhc, closing at JiCijE torn lower, clSsiag
steady options opened lower, closing aTmi 10.
Ceips2iiSlS bushels exports lj9 100 bushels sales
8l2, wv bushels iutuTesi $4,000 bushels Of spot
lngra1ed spot I21SaiGAOi do c. and !. &c; No, s.
iJIsRlJjzOi steamer 4iSc; No. 2, " 1910; steamer
yellow i5JyOi yellow li14C; No, 2 March 46ai6IEC
closing Of 46SCi April lUJSaiGj4c closing at 1910;
May 4GStiTjSc, closing at 471Sci. June AKA
lESct GlOSing Ut ii1Sci steamer 4i1SaibJ; Aphi
i5hu; May iEsii5ISU Oats moderately RcllYej Te.
celpS 1900 6Ilshel5; exports l0,l9l bushels uIxed
western 3'ASDCi white 800 hay hrn. COlee,
spO! ialr; AlO dull and easy ut SiSaSNO; options
No. 7 Rio spot l. 10; sales $500 bags SagS;
April 7,vOl7OjGi May 6.O5a7 O0c; juno 6,GSS;
July 6DSI7O0C August O. 05t7 0OC; September COO;
October 7.qe; February 7.l5G, Sugar dull; refined
dull Q 6a5soi extra q bSSA5{G; white extra b!yll
active. Rice lrm and In fair demand. Tallow and
IOSln Lteady, TuTpentine quiet ut ISC. Eggs dull
and GASleri receipts AVS paCtageSi western l2Na
l3C. Pork dull and more or less RctlYei old meSS
y SIh9lO 25i new 81 Ol4ll W Cut meats firm;
sc Lard higher and fairly active; western steam
iplt 62jaG. 3OCt April 6,2GN6.2gc May 62Sa6 SIC;
luno 6Sa6,3lIIO; July 6.9sa6iOo; August 64iG
l.i7ci September gt6IEci city lteRm 600, Butter
lrm aud In good demand for choice grades; west,
!rn liable; ElSln creamery $780, Cheese lrmer aud
IN good inquiry western 7bSalOhC.
CHICAGO March lS-ThI wheat market was
greatly depressed The Ope1isg was ~ OF, due
by common report u decrease III wheat on
passage " the decided Spring like .weathsr. DC.
Gi,I n99n pr.S'S hsd 1sopFei rom ac 70 Ssh
May wheat ilowiy recovered 10 SiaslIko buE soon
feeCded 10 63jbo, and tue o'clock closing was
substantially NlhY opening prices, Flour steady
aud ,uncaangai. Wheat, sales ranged: No, =
,lOssd at 7EC; May B936aSlSc, closed at SiC; Iic
i11sasjS, glsBei at SbHo bid No 3LpTlng SlRSt
No. 2 led winter S7GS9C. Corn, sales ranged.
laSh G1GA37C; March 35ISa3St4C, closed III
S Ie AEaE c YSIG5S Y gS,sa r a.
closed AZ 8gRSgSC. Oats, 81, cs ranged: No. easn
l9c April $50, alay 3la]lI6l, closed, sellers 8llc,
Rye steady No. cash bvc. Barley very dull; no.
cash CO., FluxsCGd, No, !, on track, ii Il. Pork,
Nay s. gliSa0 s. closed at Si4iESS g.; j1 1iS
- 121saO W, closed at 50 Sill S7I. Lard, sales
ranged; cash, March and April b0itlc; May t,C6S
j,O4,tc: Juue G.0!1Gci July G.l2Ho. Boxed meat;
i SoSSSSc. ThsEy sWady 81 ID B SI V' M
changed. Eggs weak ~ llalllT!. Afternoon
was 40 ~ {G higher. Core, march
20 higher; other options unchanged. 0.t AU
Dighvr Tor Nay. Pork nC higher, Lard unchanged.
CINClSSATl o., March ls.-Flour quIG. aud un
changed, Wheat heAvy and lower; No. 2 red Vla
llci receipts grogO bushels shipments 1900 bushels
Corn heavy aud lOweri No. mixed B7IfC. Oats
dull aud lOWerj No, 2mlxed 32a32J4C. liyO firm;
No, 2, G7a611Tc. Barley quiet aud steady. Fork
dull at slUO0: Lard trmer at og0c, Bulk meats
barely steady and unchanged, bacon easy;
lhOuIunHn 81 hl! RhOFl Fih 81 flli nIRur