The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stO
Markets,

$40 percent, clObllg " percent AHke
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 percent,
GOVERNMENT BosDs-Have been du
and steady,
US, IS lOOii U. s, 4ls, llOIi U. S. new .
1876; Pacific Gs oil '95, 1851,
STATE BoSDs-Haye been quiet an
steady,
RAILROAD BoSDs-Very dull and steady
sales S594,5O0.
STocEs-The news received on the stree
to-day was very meRRre and had little c
no effect on stocks. The trading was o.
tremely dull and steady except In som
few special stocks until the Afternoon
when prices yielded small fractions, bu
tho market closed steady generally 9
small fractions under the opening price,
The business oithe day amounted 10 onl
Gg,770 shares, There was not a single az
tive stock on the list, In some OF th
usually active shares there was not a Sin
gle sale recorded, The final changes ar
for fractions only, although Pacific MAJ
records an advance OF q percent and Man
hatton Consolidated loss OF |,
SToCK QuoTAToNs-Closed bid; Adam
Express, 1874; American Express, los
Canada Southern, Al; Central Pacific, 4St
chesapeake 4 Ohio, 81 do first preierre'
lot; do seconds, o.; o., O., o. 4 l., 81
Denver & Rio Grande, COG; Erie, 81 d,
preferred, 74i; Fort Wayne, l47; Kansa
4 Texas, 81; Lake Erie 4 Western, o.
Lake Shore, S5si Louisville 4 Nashville
44l; Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago
65; Memphis 4 Oharleston, S0i Michigan
Central, rs; Missouri Pacific, 1901; Nash
vile 4, Chattanooga, GO; New jersey Cen
trail, 5SI; Northern Pacific, 27t; do prefer
red, 5Sj; Chicago & Northwestern, 1879
do preferred, l424i New York Central
1881 Ohio Central, -; Ohio 4 Mississippi
2S! do preferred, 90; Pacific Mail, 574
Pittsburgh, l5l! Reading, %; st. Louis 4
San Francisco, 2O4 do preferred, 50i; d.
frat preferred, ll23; G., NJ. 4 st. Paul
OLE; do preferred, l2l; Texas & Pacific
Isl; Union Pacific, 55}; United Ststel
Express, So; W., st, l.. Il p, l0a; do pre-
ferred, SSi; W6lls'Fsrgo Express, 1875
Western Union, B6b,
BreadstutTs aud Provisions,
New York, August 2S.-Flour, receipts
1882 barrels; exports 1900 barrels; and
900 saCks; market dull and heavy; sales
$500 barrels. Wheat, receipts lG2,70C
bushels; exports none spot lots !lic and
options sljc lower, closing steady; sales
3,206, 600 bushels Of futures; 49,, 900 bush
els OF spot; No. 9 Milwaukee sole to ar
rive; unRraded SSlA02C; No. 8 red $50
steamer No. 9 red SGci No. Cred S8l8Sic
{. o. b. No. / red 02!c; No. white sac ;
No, 2 red September 81 l-lGaS73c, closed
atS7iC; November O5aO0IC, closing at Doc ;
December 0lRa0l 10 l6C, closing ut Olsc ;
January 03a03tC, closing at 03ci Mag 0Si
oslo, closing At 0Sscj June 003AO0lc; clos
Ing at 00sc. Corn, spot lots lal!C and
options s4sc lower, closing steady, decline
partly recovered; receipts $1,000 bushels /;
export 3s,07S bushels; sales $4,000 bush.
els OF futures; $4,000 bushels OF spot; un-
graded 50a5l IC; No. 2 white 5l!c August
nominal; September 40ja50c, closing at
40IC; October 5Ola50Bc, closing at 5OJC ;
November 6lla6lc, closing at Ole; De-
cember 59A52lc, closing at 52tc. Oats 3alc
lower; receipts 77,030 bushels; exports
2,034 bushels; sales 100000 bushels
Of futuresi 10000 bushels OF
spot; mixed western 3l4a33c; white
do 35a4Oc. Hay fra. Coffee, spot fair
Rio firm o. lO!c; options steady and fairly
active; Gales IS, $50 bags; September 5000
October S44C; November : 40C; Decem.
Der S,40c; January 45AS.50c; February
$500; March 5ja8 GOc. Sugar strong but
quiet refining finn; C5s5ic; extra q b;a
5!c; white extra q 54s5sCi yellow 44a4Ic
conteCtioners A 6 l-lRc; of A 5sa53c
cutloaf and oruShed l,GIc; grsnulated
u 3'lGc; cubes Ut DC. Molasses quiet and
firm % test lbs. Tallow firm at 4tc
Rosin steady. Turpentine dull at S5ic
Eggs dull and weak western l6al0tc; re-
ceIpts 3,042 packages, Pork quiet but
firm new mesa Sll,00; old do quoted al
$lla4l 3I3. Lard October 10 points higher,
others without much change; western
steam 7S79c September 7.40C October Q o.
&c Csc; November G.72aG SOC; city steam
70lc. Butter firm and in fti. demand
Cheese quiet aud firm.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 2S.-The feelins
in wheat was weak to-day, due in great
part to a continuation OF Yesterdays inlu
ences. The market opened at 7sc Tor Octo
Der, rallied to 7Slc, broke off to 77Ic aud
clogad a u lice, or &c lower. Corn weak
and closed 3c lower. Oats dull and heavy
and closed cate lower. Provisions q shade
tirmer, closed slightly higher. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat weaker, closing ii
lower; sales ranged: August 75;a75ic
closed at 75sc; September 7O47OiC, closed
at 1Otc; October 77la7Ssc, closed al
rs l'lGcj No. 9 spring 76s47Gsc; No. Q red
71ic. Corn weak and lC lower; cash 40i
4Olc; August 3OIa4Olc, closed at 4Oc; Sep,
tember 40! l40bc, closed at 40 9.10c; Octo
Der 42sa42kc, closed at A2lC. Oats dull ant
heavy cash 25li25Ic; August 95iC; Sep
TENDER 26s l25lC, Closed at 50 ll.lBc; Octo
Der 27st21(c, closed at 97lc. Rye dull
No. 2, 4ac. Harley dull No. 9, SOC. Flax
seed quiet; No. ], 81 10. Mess pork opened
GAG lower, rallied 73il0c and closed al out.
side figures; cash 50 Az 8 6Qi September
50 4Oa0 41!, closed at 80 Az; October
50 AZ! O673, cloHed at 50 674. Lard firmel
and d4l2lC higher; cash 7.20n; seutemhel
120AL22!C, closed at 1905; October 057Il
O.65c, closed at 6O5C, Bacon, short rit
sides steady; cash l6c. Boxed meats
steady; shoulders 5 T5s5. S7lc; short cleal
66O4B DC. Whhky steady at$l 10. suVal
steady Cutloat 0 a0JC; granulated q 8. lOOi
Gsc; standard A d l-lGaOlc. Butter firm
creamery l0a22ici dairy l2a17c, Eggs II %
123c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2s.-Floul
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower; No
2 August S0sSOlc; September S0la86ic
October S7isS7!c; November SStaSSSc
Corn weak and unsettled; No. 9 mixet
53c; No. yellow 6SIc; No. Q mixed
August 6016O1ct September 4Ola49lc; DC
tober ,49ba50G; November 5Oa60Ic. Oatt
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed 32C; rejected
white zoe; No. 3whito 33a33l 10; No. 2whitt
34Ia34Ic; No, ! white 35Sc; No. 9 white
August 34iaS4!c; September S4a34lc; DC
tober "a Sa343ci November 36a35lc. Egg
strong on tho SCanty supply; fresh 17alSc
CINCINNATI, o., August 2S. - Flour
heavy and dropping. Wheat heavy; No
9 red 79c; receipts $4,000 bushels; ship
10000 bushels. Corn dull and easier; No,
2 mixed 49lC. Oats lower; No. 2 mixed
CSC. Rye dull No. 2, 54C. Pork dull al
$40 90, Lard ilEnleF at Oslo. Bulk meats