The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-30
FINANCE N TRADE.


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The Features Of the Money and stocI
Markets.
NV YORE July 2O-Money on cal
easy at siS percent, Prime mercantile
paper 4a5 percent. Sterling Exchange
dull and unchanged.
GovRRSNUST BoNDs-Dull.
STATE B0SDs-Dull but firm.
RAILROAD ~BoNDs-Moderately active
sales 5 2,045y6O0.
STocKs-Ihe opening prices atthe Stock
Exchange this morning were generally
lower, but we're within to percent Of
last evenings final figures in q msjority oil
the caseS, Western Union and Northern
Pacific preferred, however, were each
down percent, Prices were weak from
the opening but declined fractional
amounts and the extraordinary strength
displayed by Michigan Central rallied the
remainder 0 1.-THE list, Before noon, how,
ever, prices we're again on the downward
path and continued heavy throughout
the afternoon, the market becoming ex-
tremely dull and finally closed weak ct o
slight rally from the lowest figures Of the
day. The highest prices We're generally
made In the latter part Of the first hour
and the lowest in the middle OF the last
hour, The net result OF the dRy's business
Ia decline for almost everything on the
active list, but in no case for more than
percent.
Transactions 22l, 800 shares,
BoSDs-U. s. s Percent, 1901; U. s..
4!s,. lllti us. 4s, 1861 Pacific Us Of '95,
STooEs-CI0sod bids; Adams Express,
l42; American Express, l07; Canada
Southern, 45i Central Pacific, 493; Chess-
psake 4 Ono SCI do first preferred, l84;
do seconds, Il; U, O., . al, 664; Denver
4 RIO Granle, ISL Erie, 322 do preferred,
7Bi Fort Wayne, l47; Kansas 4 Texas,
SO; Lake Ere& Western, Of; Lake Shore,
so Louisville Nashville, 44s Louisville,
New Albany 4 Chicago, 52!i Memphis 4
Charleston, 50; Michigan Central, 7SS;
Missouri Pacific, ll0t; Nashville & ChaLta.
nooga, 59li New Jersey Central, Dot;
Northern Pacific, 2S!; do preferred, COZ
Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1925 do prefer
red, l4O!j Nav York Central, l0Ss; Ohio
Central, =; Ohio & Mississippi, 244; do
preferred, 0Oi Pacific Mail, 81 Pitts
buFgh, 1881 Reading, 25Bi st. Louis &
San Francisco, 25l; do preferred, $50; do
drst preferred, ll0i; O., NJ, & st. Paul,
O9s; DO preiefed, l22; Texas 4 Pacific,
l2s; Union Pacific, 56s; United States
Express, "a; W., st. l.. & p, III; do
preferred, 500 Wells.Fsrgo Express, l27;
Western Union, 60s.
Broadaufrs and Provisions.
NEW York, July Colour, receipts
1903 barrels exports 5,722 barrels and
1900 sacks; market steady and moderately
active; saleg 10000 barrels. Wheat, re-
l0S,4OO bushels; exports 50,005
bushels; Caah grades a shade lower; CD.
tons opened Mo better, later declined
jc, afterwards rallied to the best rates,
Closingweak; sales 4,G24,00O bushels OF
futures; S06,0OO bushels OF spot and to
arrive; No. 90hicGgo sole; ungraded red
75aS7c; do CT aud /, S~S!4S5lc; No. Al
red 7Sc; No, 8 red ~S24aS22c; steamer Nc. |
2 red S2!c; No, 9 red SEASIDE aaoat S6lu
{. o. b.; No. | red Ole; No | white 0Olc:
No. 2 red August S43aS5 5.l0c, closed az
$50; September SOL 1855, closing ut 85Io;
October SBaaSltl, closing al 1910; Novem.
Der nominal GSS!C; December S0ba90c,
at 00a; January 008 Ole, closing
Ollie; May O6SaOBC, closing at 0OC.
Corn, spot lots laltC and options lie
closing heavy with a reaction Of
sa1c; receipts l0S,0 900 bushels; exports
1892 bushels; Gales l,7I2,000 bushels
Of futures; $4,000 bushels Of spot; un-
45a52ci No. 9, 51a5lfc delivered;
wes'ernyellowGc;N No. July 504' August
10, CloSlngRt ole; September 81 ,63J, |
at 59lC; 02tober 5Sss5lc, closing
53fc. OEs higher and more active; ex.
ports none; receipts "a, 700 bushels; mixed
wGstern SOA40ci white do 40A47C. Hay
Hopa quiet. Coffee, options a
shade higher but quiet; sales $3.50 bags;
October, November and December Z SOC;
January I S5O; August 1851 70C; Septem.
Der and October 7.75a7 SOC; November
I. 8OA7 $50. Sugar dull and easy; fair to
good refining quoted at 4 ll.lGa4 1890;
dull; oil A 6sC. Molasses steady.
Rice firm. TallOw barely steady at 8 l5.lGa
40. Turpentlne dull at Sac. Pork firm;
old meEs at $40 60ll0 02i; new do Sill CELIA
II Is. Cut meats firm; picked shoulders
G!C; do hams l9c. Lard higher and fairly
western steam spot 9S2 u 00C;
August 6 S3aB SOH; September COS 0.07c;
October Q S3.OS7c; November 0 75a6 TIC;
$780, city steam G45i6 SOC.
Butter firm aud In fair demand; western
l2,l0c. Cheese dull and barely steady. |
Eggs firm, demand fair; receipts 2,4i2
packages; western fresh l4al44c.
OuIcAao, ILlu July 29.-The trading was
active again to-day in all circles, and the
general tone wastrong. September wheat
opened strong al 77sc, but broke Off under
free offerings 90 5.l0c, rose again near
the close to outside figures and finished at
the highest figures OF the day, clos.
ing 70 higher than yesterday. Flour
Qu ct and unchanged Wheat active, and
generally stronger, closing 70 higher;
sales ranged July 7S2 ,74IC, closed at 74sc;
August 749a75lc, closed at 75iC; Sep.
tetnber ~. 6lG 774r, closed at T}c;
No. 2 spring 74te 742c; No. Q red
76!C. Corn excited and higher,
closing 10 higher than yesterday;
cash 44l4iici July 44ta45lC, closed at
44ac; August 4lIa45lC, closed at 44tc; Sep
tember 4bb A7!C, closed at 4Gc. Oats
active and ilrm uarly, closing easier cash
edo; August ~ ,2Slc, clos ID OF CSC; Sep.
tOmber 2OS 1901 sClUsed at 20sA Rye quiet T;
No 2, 6d!c. barley quiet; No 2, Ol3c.
Flaxseed steady; No. /, 81 l2i Mess pork
active and higher; cash So OF; August
50 81! 40 l24, closed at 50 974; Septsm.
Der $40 o.! 10 %, Clo8ed at $40 07l; Octo.
bel $40 lQ4l0 IS, Oloaed at $40 173. Lard
steady and firm oash 0 Zoe; August Q 7Oa
0 sac, closed at 675c; September GSOA
U O9!c, closed atG S23c. Bacon, short rib
sides steady; cash 6l7Ic. Boxed meats
steady shoulders q LOAF 1861 short clear
U 700 zoe, Whisky firm at 81 IL. Sugars
unchanged. Butter ruled steady cream.
cry l3AlS!C; dairy l3Al5lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2o.-Flour