The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-06
EINANoE ANp rRApE,
The Features of the Money aud stOe
Markets.


Nav YoRE August 5.-Money on cal
easy at 2s4 percent, Prime mercantile
paper 4a5 percent, Sterling Exchangl
dull and weak at 81 S5a4 $50.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull and un
changed.
y, $. 80 l0OSi y. s, AS, lllS; U. S. AZ
1861; Pacific Is Of '05, l24,
STATE BONDs-Dull and firm,
RAILROAD BoSDs-Quiet and firm sales
s., 100000,
sTocKs-Ths prices in the stock market
were stimulated over the whole market
which closed at the best prices Of the day
Almost everything on the active list il
higher tonight, Jersey Central, LRCka
wanna and Union Pacific are each up /
percent, Texas 4 Pacific l. Wabash com
mon !, and preferred 2 percent The re-
maiBder Of the active list Is up q fraction.
Uaiou Pacific, however, Is down and
Pacific Mail ! percent,
Transactions 2l0,6S0 shares.
ST0CR QuOTATIoNs-Closed bid; Adams
Express, l4gl; American Express, ITO;
Canada Southern, 48s (; Central Pacific, AT
Chesapeake & Ohio, o.! do first preferred
III do seconds, i u, O., Q, 4 l., col
Denver 4 RIO Grande, 20si Erie, S2i; 40
prefsrred, 10; Fort Wayne, 1885, Kansas 1;
Texas, 39ti Lake Erie 4 Western, 10; Lake
Shore, SSH Louisville 4 Nashville, 46s |
L1uisvillr, New Albany 4 Chicago, 81 /;
MSmphis 4 Charleston, SO; Michigan Gem
tra, 81 I; Missouri Pacific, lll4 Nashville
4 Chattanooga, G9j New Jersey Central,
boy Northern Pacific, 2Ssi do preferred,
Gl4; Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1l44; do
preferred, l43; New York Central, 1901
Ohio Central, =; Ohio 4 Mississippi, "a !;
do preferred, 90; Pacific Mail, 9S4 Pitts,
burgh, 1853; Reading, 253; st. Louis 4
San Francisco, 20; do preferred, 81; do
frat preferred, llO!; O., NJ. & st. Paul,
0ili do preferred. 1885 Texas 4 Pacific,
LAY; Union Pacific, Oh; United States
Express, SO; W., St. l.. 4 F., 10; do
preferred, Sgsi Wells.Fsrgo Express, 1873 !
Western Union, G7s,
DFeadstufts and Provisions,
NEw YoRK, August 5.-Flour, receipts
u 300 barrels; exports 1901 barrels and
5000 sacks; market dull; sales 10000
barrels. Wheat, receipts 33l ,242 bushels
exports q, $40 bushels; spot lots O shade
higher but only moderately active options
opened heavy, closing firm sales ,672, 900
bushels Of lutures; 224, 900 bushels Of spot !;
No, 2 spring e5c; ungraded spring 500; I'M
graded red 7S47Oc; No. 8 red 83l284tc;
steamer No, 2 red S234SJc; No. / red 90c
No, white SO!c; No. 9 red August asa
S5Sc, closing at S5sc; September So ssGtc,
closing at SObc; October SGT AS7lc closing
at S7sc; November SS9,SStp, osing at
SS3ci December S0s 40 3.l6c, closing at
0Obc; May 0O400!c, closing at O0tc; June
SIsc; July 0Gsc. Corn, spot lots laScI
higher and less active; options opened fc
lower, later advanced !a4c closing dull
receipts 10000 bushels; exports 81, 0Sj
bushels; sales 5000 bushels OF futures
md $4,000 bushels Of spot; uugrp6ed 47a
500; No. ., 60Ia502; No. 2 August sol s5OIc,
closing at 6OtC; September 50Ia6ltc; 90.
tober 5liaj2ic, closing at 62Ic; Noyem.
Der 5lIn52ac, closing ut 59tc; December
53!', Oats steadyi receipts 1900 bush.
els mixed western 97a40C; white do 4O4
47c. Hay steady and demand fair. Hops
quiet. UoHee, options 5alO points high.
er; trading quiet; sales l,026 bags; Sop.
TENDER 7,7O775c; October 7.7Oo; Noyem.
Der Z 7Oa7 SOCi DeOember7. 75a7 Soc; jam.
AIRY 78OA7U0c. Sugar dull an! nominal
fair 10 good refining l.lGa4lc; refined
quieti granulated GIC. Molassss dull and
nominal at l7lC. lIioe steady and in LIGHT
demand. Tallow steady. Turpentine dnll
at a3lC. Pork steady and quiet, Out
meats firm but quiet. Lard opened at 3a
o points lower, closing firm with the dc.
cline mostly recovered; western st0am
spot IO5o; August 1893; September Z O24
I06c; October 0 s0a6 S5c; December q 7Sa
dJ6c; city steam 6Oc. Butter firm and
quiet western l9a20c. Cheese firm and
III fair demand; western 7ia7Sc. Eros
dull and weaker; receipts 24U0 packages
western fresh l3iAl4c.
CHICAGO, Ill August 5.-The fact that
the amount OF wheat on ocean passage
showed an increase Of less that one. half a
million bushels instead OF one and one.
half million bushels, as announced yes.
terday, caused better feeling in wheat
to-day. The market opened weak, start.
Ing at 1Blc for September and steadily
improved, however, until September had
tnuched tic, on good buying reacted to
1893 and closed at that price bid, Corn
market closed higher. Oats stronger but
quiet. Provisions lower but closed we'll
up 10 yesterdays figures. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat opened easy but
closed hrmer; sales ranged: August 74la
76lc, closed at Zoe; September 7O1a77tc,
closed at 7Gsc; October 7SIa7Slc, closed
at 7S2c; No. 2 spring 743a75c; No. 9 red
I6lc. Corn frmer and 90 higher; cash
43sc; August 42sai3lC, closed at
43Sc; September 4Sia44!c, closed at 44IC;
October 44la46!C, closed at 45Ic. Oats
steady; cash 27sc; August 27sa27Ic, closed
OF 27jc; September 2Sla20tc, closed at
este; October 20Ia20 Hide, closed at
20!C Rye steady; No. 9, 52c. Barley
Grm; No. 2, G2IC. FlSxseed steady; No.
|, 81 183, Mess pork steady, closed
steady; September So 47!aO 62l, cloied at
50 O2l; October 50 62iaO 72J, closed at
50 72l, Lard steady; cash 9 Doc; saptem.
Der G,0O46 O5c, closed at O05c; October
G77!c, closed at GG2Ic. Bacon, short rib
sides steady; cash B.10c. Boxed meats
quiet; shoulders G.l0A6 loo; short clear
q 55sG Coo. Whisky steady OF 81 IL. Sugars
quiet; Cutlosf Gsa7C; graduated 0 $4,000;
standard A5IC. Butter slow; creamery
l3alSc; dairy l2ial4ls. Eggs 0!alOc.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 5.-Flour
quiet but steady. Wheat opened weak but
closed firm; jected red 1853; old nngraded
red $50; No. rod August SSIaS4c; Sep.
TENDER S4lsS4Ic; October S53aSOC; No.
vember S6sdS7lC. Corn, spot steady;
futures quiet; steamer No. 3 mixed on
track sole; No. 9 high mixed In grain de.
pot Ole; No. 2 mixed August 40 l40tc Sep.
tember 49is50c; October 5OSa5lic; No.
vember 5lt5l4c. Oats, spot steady; new
No. 8 white SIC; old No. 3 white Ale; old
No. 9 white 4l!a42c; new do 800; futures:
August unchanged; later months q shade
higher.
ClxclxNArf, o., August 5.-Flour dull.
Wheat ilrmer; No. 9 red Zoe; receipts 12,.
600 bushels; shipments 1850 bushels.
Corn barely steady; No. 2 mixed 42!a43c.
Oats active; No. 9 mixed 29A2SAc. Rye
easier; No. 2, 53la5Ilc. Pork easy at
$1,000. Lard firm at $500. Bulk meats
and bacon steady aud unchanged. Whisky
quiet at 81 OF. Butter steady and un.
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