The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-11
FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

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NEw YoRE, Sept, l0.-Money on cal
loaned from 5to percent, closing at 6per
cent, Prime mercantile paper 4a5 percent
Sterling exchange steady but quiet o.
s. sl3l4 s4!,
| GovRRSMgHT BoEDs-Dull and steady
us 3s lOOl; U. s, 4ls ITO; US. new II
1861; Pacific Is OF '95, l25!.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Qulet and moderately
Arm Sales $500 900,
sTocEs-The stock market this morning
again relapsed into extreme dullneas, With
no feature whatever, fluctuations being
from to percent and noon figures
about the same ga those Of the opening,
The market continues 10 show no sign oil
outside interest, and transactions are still
confined to purchases aud sales by the
room professionals. Coal stocks were ex'
trsmely dull, excepting Lsckawanna, In
which there was no movement OF import
guGs, ...
Transactions l3i, OPS shares.
SToCK QuoTATIoNs-Closed bid; Adams
EXPRESS, l4O; American Express, 1867
Canada Southern, 4Gsi Central Pacific, 49,
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 81 do first preferred,
l5P; do seconds, o. O., O., Q, 4 l., GO!i
Denver & Rio Grande, SOL Erie, S3si do
preferred, 74!; Fort Wayne, l47!; Kansas
Il Texas, 324; Lake Erie 4 Western, 9Si
Lake Shore, SSt; Louisville & Nashville,
Ash; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago,
=; Memphis & Charleston, 80; Michigan
Central, S2l; Missouri Pacific, ll0S; Nash
vile 4 Chattanooga, IS; New Jersey Gem
trial, 55V; Northern Pacific, 2s3i do prefer
red, 6O4; Chicago & Northwestern, ll6!;
do preferred, l424; New York Central,
llOl; Ohio 4 Mississippi, PSI; do pre-
ierred, 90; Pacific Mail, 57I; Pittsburgh,
1911; Reading, 2Gl; 81. Louis 4 San
Francisco, 29!; do preferred, COT; do
05l; DO preferred, l2S; Texas & Pacific,
lag; Union Pacific, tGS; United States
Express, 90; W., St. L. Il F., l0b; do pre-
fened, S5!; Wells.Fargo Express, l20;
Western Union, 67s,
BreRdStufs and PrOvISi0ns,
NEw YoRK, Sept. lO,-FIour, receipts
90 4l3 barrels; exports 1851 barrels and
40 sacks; market dull and in buyers
favor; sales 1890 barrels; common To
choice white wheat western extra 81 S0a
4 90; fancy do 81 S5a5 90. Wheat, 70.
Ceipts 252, $50 bushels; exports 7,777 bush.
els; spot lots shade lower; options
opsned slightly higher, closing heavy;
sales 9.S75,0 GOO bushels Of futures; 10000
bushels OF spot; No 2 spring S64c; un.
graded red S2.S0c; No 2 red September
.S7!aS7Sc, closing at SIZE; October $3.50,
closing at SSsc; November S0Ia00It, clos.
ing at SOic; December OBJ l03tc, Cesing at
0l!c; January 0la03l;, closing at 93a;
February 04sA044c, closing at 04s'; March
05!aOB!C, closing ut Oj!c; May 0Ss .0S5lGC,
closing ut 0Ssc. Corn, spot lots 4ilc and
options 20 lower, closing heavy receipts
go $50 bushels; exports 900 bush.
els; sales $4,000 bushels Of futures;
$4,000 bushels Of spot; ungraded 5OAi
5l!C; No. 2 September 5O}a50da,
cCising at sole; 0Ctobsr 5lSc, closing al
sole; November 5lJi5glc, closing at 5lIc;
December 52la52Jc, closing at 59!c; Janu.
AIRY 52l '53Bc, closing at 594c; May 65a55tC,
closing " 800. Oats snade lower and
fairly active; receipts $500 bushels; sales
SOC. 600 bus hels OF futures; 10000 bushels
OF spot; mixed western 3lA34U; white do
35a40c Hay firm and in fair inquiry;
shipping DOC. Coffee, spot fair; Rio frlI
at l0it; options l5120 points higher and
active; sales IL, coo bags; September 25a
0 500; October 9.l5sO 800; November 05
40 zoe; December 006s0.l5s; January 9. 05
hO.l5ci February 0O5c; March 0.l0a
02Oc. SugSr Arm and demand fair;
molasses sugar SsGj Centrifugal 6tC;
refined steady Mt u ale; yellow 4t444c
powdered GiaGsc. Mollasses dull and
nominal; 81 test l7!c, Rice steady and
in fair demand. Tallow firm. Rosln
steady at 81 GOAL O5. Turpentiue Arm at
35!c. Eggs firm and fair inquiry receipts
l 0Bi packages; western l7Al73e, Pork
active aud stronger at $40 10 old mess;
Sll 25dll IS new. Lard 345 points lower,
closing steady; western steam spot 7.40c;
September Acc; October 0 00a0 05c; No.
vember 67lSG Zoe; December 6 72a6 70c;
January G.S5c: city aIeGm 7.l0c. Butter
and firm, demand fair; western l24l3c.
Cheese quiet aud weaker.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 1O.-The publica.
ton OF the Government estimate Tor Sep.
TENDER as to the probable wheat yield,
declaring that the output would exceed
that Of last year by from $4,000, 900 to co..
QUO 600 bushel, placing tho probable total
yield at about 43O GOV, 900 bushels, had q
bearish effect on the market, and the latest
trading was finn at about 10 under yes.
to-day. Corn dull and moderately steady
throughout. Oats dull and easy. Mess
pork closed at medium figures, Lard
steady. Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm, but recOded and closed
4 shade easier; sales ranged: September
70Ia70!c, closed at 7Gi; October 77s47sVc,
closed ut Ills; November 70saS0!c, closed
at 70I1; May 81i,S73c, closed Ut S7ic;
No. spring 70a7B1G; No. 9 rcd &c. Corn
steady with fair trading; cash SOC; Sop.
TENDER 30s ,40c, closed at 30Sc; October
l4li44lRc, closed at 4liC: November
All 449:l!1Gc, closed at 4l!c; May 40i4
4GSt; closed at 4Os3 Oats steady; cash
25sti September g6!A2Jtc; closed at 25lc;
October 263a26sc, Cluatd at 2G!c; Noyem.
bsr 273c; May 39a32lc, closed at
SEC. Rye dull; No. 2, 5OC. Barley quiet;
No. 2, 67c. FlaxsOed steady; No. Sl00.
Meas pork active and stronger; prices
advanced 20a25c on near deliveries and
Clts sd at medium hgures; cash $40 50A
10 %; October $40 55a10 72!, closed NJ
$40 U5al0 70; November 10 30Al0 81!
closed ut $40 40. Lard quiet at q s.
lower; cash 1905; September 7.22lc OttO.
Dor . CO.'S Csc, closed ut COOS G24C; No.
vemDer G5Oc. Bacon, short ribs steady;
cash 00c. Boxed meats strong; shoulders
GlAOIc; short clear 12OA725C. Whisky
sLeAdy AZ 81 10. Sugars unchanged. But.
tor firm; creamery lBA2Sc; dairy l2la17c.
Eggs, 13Al4c. Afternoon Board-Whoat
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