The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23
THE pAIEY aLARKETs.
Money ouIst- stock ouotations-Ths Cattle
and Petroleum Markets.

and Petroleum Markets.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 22,-Monsy quie
on call at 40 percent, closing at Al
percent Prime mercantile paper AL
percent Sterling exchange steady ani
unchanged. Three percent bonds closed
at slO5i; United States 4is slllt
United States new n, Sl,27ii Pacific 6s G,
s5, Sl,28a,
Government Bonds were dull and
State Bonds were dull and steady,
Stocks were unusually active, excited
and at times fsvsrish. II was the most
active day 60 far for the year. The mar.
ket gave several indications that the out
side public have come largely into the
speoulRtions, and both the buying and the
selling comes from every direction, The
coal stocks were the great feature to-day
and Reading resumed first place, Trading
was active In the early dealings, but the
market was ievsrish, and irregular with q
general drift toward lower prices, Toward
II O'Clock, however, the buying In Read.
ing began, the sales OF that stock for
the next hour being BO0O0. Its
advance stimulatsd the rest Of the
market and gains were made over the
whole llst. but later in the afternoon
a heavy realjz.tion carried prices back
to The neiqhborhood Of the opening fie.
ures. There was some little improve.
msnt in The last hour, the market
sIosinu Aim, Prices are about
eSuaIIv divided between gains and losses
although the latter are in no case for
more than fractional amouuts, Reading
q IN q, Hooking Valley II, East renneE-
see preferred II, and others fractions.
Transactions 6S0BlS. Railroad bonds
more achvei sales l922,6OO;
Stock QuorATIoNs-Olosed bid' Adams
Express, lao; American Express, 1917
Canada Southern, 5S! Central Pacific, 463;
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, vi do first preferred,
Denver & Rio Grande, SO; Erie, S5si do
preferred, ~; Fort Wayne, 1885, Kansas
4 Texas, 3Si; Lake Erie 4 Western, 10;
Lake Shore, Oh; Louisville 4 Nashville,
4Ob; Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago,
81; Memphis 4 Charleston, 81; Michigan
Central, So; Missouri Pacific, Ill! Nash
vile 4 Chattanooga. SOL New Jersey Gem
trial, 81 Northern Pacific, 2SS; do prefer
red, OF; Chicago d Northwestern, llSi F.;
do preferred, l429; New York Central,
llS3; Ohio 4 Mississippi, 90; do pre-
ierrvd, 90; Pacific Mail, 57!; Pittsburgh,
l52; Reading, 49,; st. Louis 4 San
Francisco, Sl9i 20 preferred 0Sfi 90
nrst pIe'efrea, MA; ", N, q 81; raul
VA 20 preferred, ia texM q fsclhc,
iLHi Union II racine, OvS unitsd STATES
Express, oSi W. ~. I. q r, Zlsi DO pre-
ieTred, ~ We!ls,targo Expresa, lZo;
western Union, H4'
hreadstutfs and Provisions.
New YoRK, Sept. 22.-Wheat, spot lots
a tuAs lower; options opened trltle bet
ter, closing steady; spot No. 2 spring 841s
So; No. hard S0A8O1; unpraded spring
S29aS3; uugraded red SLASH; No. 5 red
S95 81; No. red 0OI; Mol white
Sc; mixed western 81; No. 9 red
September S5taS5l, closing at S5!; October
S54as6 7.l6, clostng at S6L; November
81 s lBaSS, closing at S7S; December 500
80 ll.l6, closing sol; January 909.lOi0lt,
closing at 909; May 9Oba97, closing 98a.
Corn, spot lots and options tai lower,
closing II, eight recovery. ReceIptS,
253 100 bushelS; exports, 95OlS bushels;
sales, 64S,000 bushels; futures, 100000
bushels. Ungraded 47s4SI; No. 2, Sept.
4SA4Sk, closing 48; October 4sIa4St, clos
ing 4Si November 49sa60l, closing 400;
December 5Uf 81, closing 5Oa January 5ll.
CucAno SAINT o2-.There waa n weoL
and heRvy icsIinS in ali tSe sTecn,"tive
lines nm '0hSnvs to.dav and The advances
In prices Of yesterday were lost. In
wheat lie opening was steadily influenced
bv the flrner tone 81 IoreiGn marFsts
later on under free offerings. chiefly on
tie behali Of local operators The market
hscame lower and nrIees dsclined To-
ruled stoadier and closed i, under yester.
day. On this afternoon board the market
was little firmer; No spring wheat
sold at 1915; No. 8 spring 67la6slc, closed
at 673C; No 2 red sold at 74lc; No 8 red
Ia3 and closed on regular board under
yeSterday's prices; No. 2, 3SaSsl; No. 8,
37a37l No. 2, cash 25l. Rye. ruled
steady; No. 2, 4S3. Barley, tame; No. 2, 5S
GOl. Flaxseed steady mo. /, 1871. Mess
pork unsettled early in session; prices
rallied $40 ia then under heavy offerings
receded 50A52t for new and 20a25 for de.
ferred deliveries; rallied l0a20, and closed
quiet Cash lola, 50 1919 S7t. Lard Qui.
ct, easy. Cash 81 15a72O. Short rib
sides, unsettled. Cash, 81 90, Boxed
meats. quiet; shoulders, 6aGs short clear,
81 1Ol7l5. Whisky, unchanged, SLY.
Sugars u, changed. Butter firm; cream.
cry, 16a20c; dairy, 1916; packing stock,
SaSlc Eggs, firm at 10 16Ic
Pork, October 50 G0alO 1871, closed at
$40 OH November, 50 57la1O60, closed at
95 January na a. p 40 70 % y oS closed sIo at
slV1f LAM oSspsr a ~ n11,o III 5ii9u, Sios,
ea az l'ac: NoysmoeI az az y azaG, C.9sed
az lVci January o'AiaAo'zoac' Closed ~
U ll4e'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Flour-Quiet
Wheat-0psned steady, closed dull No 2
red; September, SSla Ss3 October, $50
aS3s; November, s5t 1864, December, S7a
asst Corn-Firm but quiet; steamer No.
2 mixed track 4st . steamer No. 2 low
mixed, Az; No. 2, mixed 4Sl 40; No. 2
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