The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-04
THE DAILY MARKETS.
Money quiet Stock charlottesville Cattl
aud Petroleum Markets,

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NEw YoRE, Oct, 2.-Money on call
quiet at 2a7. Prime mercantile paper
4a5 percent, Sterling exchange quiet,
but firm, at $i,S2a4,S44.
NEW YoRR, 0et.2, Government bonds
were quiet aud STEADY.
State bonds dull and steady,
Stock opened with much stronger tone
and the impression that the Trunk Line
will be amiCably arranged at the Presl-
dents meeting next week gained ground,
The morning hours saw material i'm
pToyement over the whole list, Western
Union was Rctiva and remained compare
lively steady throughout the day, The
VandeIbilts, especially New York Central
was strong In the early morning and re-
tanned most OF the advantage until the
close. The opening was firm, First prices
generally showing advances Of from TO
percent above last evening figures. West.
ern Union, however, was up and Jersey
Central down /. There was some hesitation
In the general list in early trading, but the
extraordinary strength in New England
and Western Union coon rallied the mar
ket, and the upward movement was not
checked until the afternoon, when the
early advances were generally lost. There
was some little improvement In the last
hour, but the market closed barely steady,
The closing prices showed irregular
changes, but the advances are more
numerous and important. Now England
Is up 81 percent, New York Central II,
Michigan Central |, others fractional,
st, Paul IL down I percent, Transactions
S74,l70 shares, For the week 26lO, l89
shares, Railroad bonds less active; sales
$2,009,00O,
sTocE QuoTATIoNs-Closed bid; Adams
Express, l4l; Alton 4 Terre Haute IS;
do preferred, 80; American Express, lO5
B, U, r. 4 n, 90; Canada Pacific, U7t
Canada Southern, 67b Central Pacific, 4St |
Chesapeake & Ohio, 0!; do frat preferred,
49, do seconds, II; Chicago 4 Alton,
l42! do preferred, 100; O. b, Il Q, lS7t;l
O., u, @. u l., g. Denver 4 Rio GrRnde,
81; Erie, Sllj 40 preferred, 76s; Fort
Wayne, lag; Kansas & Texas, $50; Lake
Eric 4 Western, IS; Lake Shore, 0lb;l,
Louisville 4 Nashville, 50!i Louisville,
New Albany 4 Chicago, So; Memphis
I Charleston, 40! Michigan Central, 0OS;
Missouri Pacific lllS; Nashville & Chat
Notthera Pacific. 2sii do preferred,
w; Chicago 4 Northwestern, llGj; do
preferred, he; New York Central, liz;
Ohio 4 Mississippi, 2St do preferred 90
Pacific Mail, 500; Pittsburgh, 1852; Read.
ng, 34J; st, Louis & San Francisco,
~; do preferred, 65; do first preferred,
l2i O., Al. Il st, Paul, Oh do preferred,
81 rexas 4 Pacific, III; Union Pacific,
H. United States Express, S.; W., st.
!. 4 p, l0l; do preferred, SO; Wells
largo Express, 1876; Western Union, "a,
DrsAlstuns and Provisions.
NRw YoRK, Oct. 9,-Flour-Rscelpts,
O,050 barrels; exports, A72O barrels,
,7S2 sacks; market heavy and in some
asses shade lower. sales, 10000
'arrels; good to choice extra western and
tate, So 2OA4 90; common to choice white
wheat western extra, $4,5OA47O; fancy,
4 70A4 SO; common to choice extra 81.
4ouis, S2G0a4Sj; patent Minnesota extra
God 10 prime, 81 30a4 90. Wheat-Re-
oipts, 2l5,000 bushels; exports, OS 1876
cash grades, ta!c lower, options
aiC lower, closing heavy at inside rates.
les, $4,000 bushels futures and 1885,.
Ala. old d. ia, No | hard sSI". " ~
,raded rad NIs5je. No 4 raj so5n
w, white, A. ,lnoraded wb;io ~.
W, Q raj, OctobeT SlaSSS, "Iosinn
4 SlIo: Noyember S5i,S09c Clos
no At S5Is: Doce,nbSr s7I'SSo
losing at S7Ic: January s9IsSOIc
LOSING sole: April. 0SI,Olc, closinv ~
ISIn: NAV 04ia95ic, closinD At ,Iic. f,n ~"
NJ ,06lc closinv al 0Sc. CoTn snnt Ioto
ala and ontions S,kc lower oIos;nn Lsaus
xnorts q GA busbels: sales ala O01 bnsb,
ID Of futures; 10000 bushels Of spot
Incraded mixed 453i47c; No. 2 October
y la4O4c, closing a. 40tGi November Aha {
80, closing 81 4Ssc; december 49, t4Oc,
losed OF 4sSc; January 4Ota 4c, closed 4Otc;
february 4O4a0Oc, closed 6O9c; Mayl6l4,
'S.s taic lower So Teceip!s, I3l3o; exports
,02VisaIes, 100 OOo illuresi ~ 600 spot; /
Fiddle western Sls33c; white 35a4lc.
lay steady, demand lair. Coffee spot
air. R'o quiet options lOal6 points t
over and iairly active; sales 1000 bags;
october, ~ %; November, S4Oi De-
ember, S3O January, @ 25l0 30; Feb:
wary, SO25; March. " 20l9S0i April
V'3oi May, $V3Ua9 10. sugar, dull and
lominai; rehned quiet. Molasses quiet
nd unchanged. Petroleum, firm; United,
!!osed O2tc. Nosln and turpentine, quiet.
Iggs Hrmi receipts 2,ilS packages; vest
I'm 2Va2lc. Pofk, dull and nominal.
!!ard elOal4 points lower and fairly &C.
I'VE. Western epot quoted at ~ 20. o.
ober, S6.lS.624; November, $0.lla62l;
december, $G,l3; January, ~ lSa6 20
february 500; year SG.lOaO IL, City
team $0'l0aO 20 Butter hrtn, and un-
hanged. Cheese quiet, and unchanged.
topper quiet aud Armi Lake llalltc.
CurcAao Oct 3-NIarkets all ,p,ed
weaker to-day. There was iree sailing IN
II quarters, and closing figures were about
he lowest in nearly every instance. In {
gheat prices closed about / under yester-
lays prices Corn, weak and lower. Oats !
lecllned, 3a9. Provisions were very