The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-01
THE DAILY MARKETS.
aIOusy Low-stosk ouOtauons-Ths Cattl
mud Petroleum Marksta.

Money Low-stosk QuOtatIons-Ths Cattl
aud Petroleum Markets,
NEw YoRE, Sept SO,-Money on cal
low at gallo per cent, closing s asked
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 percent
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged.
Government bonds, dull but yer!
strong,
State bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds have been dull and gen
orally firm, sales 81 ,97S,0O0.
Transactions at Stock Exchange to-day
were the smallest for any day In two
weeks, This may have been caused By
the fact that the Vanderblls are again thI
special features, especially in the ear
" trading, but after the announcement
that there was no dividend In Lake Shore
Canada Southern and Michigan Central
those stocks were sold freely, Prices al
the opening WeIe irregular, the differences
ranging from TO percent, There was
some hesitation and ieverlshness In the
first two minutes, but the market soou
became strong throughout, and so contin'
ued until nearly noon, before which the
higher prices Of the day were recorded
The market became quiet alter reaction
and was generally heavy until the last
hour, The market closed quiet but weak,
AT the lowest figures Of the day, Final
prices were almost invariably lower, the
only exceptions being the Vanderbilts,
o., O., q. K |, being up l percent, but
Lake Shore is down II, jersey Central,
II; Kansas Il Texas, |, Transactions
800, 4lO shares,
STocR QUorATIoNs-Closed bid; Adams
Express, lao; Alton 4 TeTre Hsute IS 7;
do preferred, so; American Express, 1861
B, q. R, & NJ, 55; Canada Pacific, GSt ;
Canada Southern, $50 Central Pacific, 4S5 ;
Chesapeake & Ohio, % do first preferred,
ut; do seconds, III; Chicago 4 Alton,
l42!; do preferred, 100; O, b. 4 g., 1877;
Columbus Il Hooking Valley, SS4;
O., O., o. 4 l., G34 Denver l. Rio Grande,
S23; Erie, S5l DO preferred, ISL Fort
Wayne, 146; Kansas 4 Texas, S5b; Lake
Erie 4 Western, lSt; Lake Shore, 995;
Louisville 4 Nashville, SOL; Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago, 65; Memphis
& Charleston, 80; Michigan Central, S0I;
Pacific, lll9; Nashville & Chat
tsnooga, 65; New Jeraey Central, 0lB;
Northern Pacific, 2s9; do preferred,
50; Chicago 4 Northwestern, ll7s; do
l4l4; New York Central, lllB;
Ohio Il Mississippi, 9S3; do preferred 90;
Pacific Mail, 5Ol; Pittsburgh, 1852; Read.
Ing, sol; st. Louis & San Francisco,
By; do preferred, G5!; do frat preferred,
III; O., N. & st, Paul, O5; do preferred,
1917 Texas 4 Pacific, l6$; Union Pacific,
Ilt United States Express, IS; W., 81.
L, 4 p, 20b; do preferred, So; Wells.
Fargo Express, 1875; Western Union, 7St
BreRdstuns and Provisions.
New YoRK, Sept. S0.-Flour-reCeipts,
81, 255 barrels; exports, 1885 barrels,
2,G67 sacks; market dull; Bales, $4,000
barrels; common 10 good extra western
and state S. 00aaS.l6; good to choice
10 $32Oa4,SO; common to choice white
wheat western extra 81 4Oa4 90; fancy do
"A 70a4 so; common 10 good extra Ohio
81 Coal 70; common to choice extra
81. Louis So coal so; patent MINI.
,sota extra good to prime $i30a4.60;
choice TO double Xxx 81 60l4 so;
wheat. receipts 5000 bushels; exports
I0I5l9 bushels; spot lots steady; options
opened rather weak, later were stronger,
md advanced 1allC, closing weak with q
reaction OF 1ssc. Sales, 9,272, 900 futures
$50, 900 spot; No. 9 Chicago S3!c ungrRded
,pring 70iS04c; ungrsded red, 7G1SGj; No.
red S2ic; No. 1white S5Ic; No. i red
sole; No. 9 red September S3Ic; October
SlaS6lc, closing at size; November Sjl4
$50 closing at SGsc; December 87!sSsSC,
closing at SssC; January S0ta9Obc, closing
1t 00c; May 9isi0jIc, closing ut
l5Ic; June 052a0GIc, closing at 00lc.
)orn, spot lots taiC lower;
ess active, options shade stronger and
,losing steady; exports 1928 bushels;
Iales 100000 futures, $4,000 spot un.
graded 45!a47c; No. . 44to; No. 2, Sep.
emher nominal October 4UsA465c, closing
It 469c; November 4Sl4StC, closing at ASH
December 4Ssa49IC, closing at 4Osc; MAY
'l3C. Oats, u shade lower, receipts 1lS,.
80 bushels; exports 10 900 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels; futures 10000 spot
mixed western SllaS3c; White do
'5alltc. Hogs, steady. Coffee
pot, fair; Rio nominal, 1lSc; op-
ions 15al5 per 100 Dbl lower; fairly ac-
i've; sales: 30,250 bags; October, $O.7O4
% so; November, $0,GOa0 20; December,
o 45a0 90; January $0.40a0 As; February,
0.5OaO55; March, $0,4Oa$06O; April,
$50; May, $05lS0 %; June, $3.50. Sugar,
Iuiet; centrifugal, 8 l.1Gc; Trinidad, SIC
}. 4c; refined steady; coniecLiouers' A,
3.16C; O, 5jc; cutloat and crushed, 0sc;
5i5.lGc. Molases dbl.
Petroleum steady; United, G2sc. Rosiu,
lrm at $lal.074, Turpentine, firm at
i7lc. Eggs, in fair request and firm. Re.
sipts 1914 packages; western 2O4a2lc.
Pork, dull and unchanged. Out
meats, frm. Picked shoulders, GIc. |
ard, 4alO cent lower aud more active
losing with some recovery. Western
team spot So 81. October, $6.27a$6 IS. |
November, So 26aS0 9S. December, 1927
$3.50. January, 50 34aSG 80. March,
GAS. City steam $040 Butter firm,
air demand, cheese stronger, better do.
nand. Western flat, l0al0t. Lead quiet.
Tin steady. Others unchanged.
Beeves-RsceiptB s cars. Dressed beef
Dull at Case for native sides; 5aGlc for
Texas and Colorado do. Exports $40
quarters Of beef. American refrigerator
jeef quiet and dull In Liverpool to-day at
&c per pound. Sheep-ReCeipta G,400, all
old. Common to prime sheep 3,5Ol4,O5.
Iambs 6.00a8.25. HoHs-RsCeipts 5,l00;
lull at 4,75a5,1O, with good Offering, SELL
ng ats.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-The opening figures
or wheat woro the lowest current during
he day, The oDeripgs were large at the
opening In tho apparent expectation OF q
continuation OF yesterdays heavy tone.
November delivery started at 74!c, rose to
'5lo on the regular session, and forged up
o 7Ge in the afternoon, but receded 4,
rom outside figures. The warlike tenor
II cable news was one OF the reR-
IONS assigned for the sharp buying 10.
yard the close Of. the morning session
ind on the afternoon board. No. 9 spring
Jold at72ta73lC; new No. 8, colo; No. q
ed, 74c; No. 8, 7Oa7lc.
Corn closed i shade frmer; No. 2, cash
I0ic;No. 8, S5lc; Noe, yellow, SIC.
Oats lower; No. 9 cash, 24sa25c. Small
yrplns all steady; No. 2 rye, 4sie; No. q
barley, 56l50!c; No. 3, 45a55C; No. |
laxseed, 81 Oh, Provisions dull and easy.
Meea pofk closed AZ yesterdHV'g GQntes