The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-10
rINANoE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stool
Markets.


New YORE, August 9,--Money on cal
loaned up to s percent, but the genera
rate was slE4 percent, Closlng at 4. Priml
mercantile paper 4a5 percent, Sterling
Exchange dull and lower at 81 sSia4 s5t
GovRRNNRST BoSDs-Dull and a shade
u, s. IS 1901; U. s. AIS, lllS; U. s. 4s
1851; Pacific Us Of '95, l26.
STATE BoSDs-Dull and steady,
RAILROAD BoNps-Quiet and generally
heavy; sales,$2 lS5500.
sTocEs-There WIS no news 10 affect
values in the early morning and an irregu-
lar but generally strosg market existed
until afternoon, In the afternoon the rate
for money was bid up to s percent and
prices responded by drop Of 10 u per-
cent, Toward the close free support was
givsn To the list, but the market closed
weak at about the lowest figures OF the
day. First prices showed irregular
changes II to ! percent,
The succeeding dealings were also iFreg,
ullr with Omaha and New Jersey Central
conspiCu0usly strong, but after midday
u free selling movement carried priGea
down !ill percent, Jersey Central, Or.
egpu& llapEContipental and Northern Pa.
GilG preferred were the chief sufferers,
The decline was checked at about two
o'clock, but the last hour saw the down.
ward tendency renewed, and the market
closed weak, generally at the lowest prices
reached, The fnal prices OF active stocks
Rre invariably lower, Jersey Central and
Omaha preferred are each down one per-
cent, others fractions, Although MINES,
ota 4 St, Loula preferred shows q loss Of
! percent,
Transactions 24S,0ll shares.
STooK QUOTATIONS Closed bid; Adams
Express, l42i American Express, ITO;
Canada Southern, Az; Central Pacific, A;
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, u do first preferred,
II; do seconds, II; d, O., O, & l., 574;
Denver 4 Rio Grande, sol; Erie, SSs; do
preferred, 754 Fort Wayne, l4Si Kansas &
TexasI 81; Lake Erie 4 Western, lot;
Lake Shore, Sst; Louisville & Nashville,
46l; Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago,
SO; Memphis 4 Charleston, SO; Michigan
Central, 81 I; Missouri Pacific, 1903; Nash.
Central, $50; Northern Pacific, 27li do
preferred, COZ Chicago y Northwestern,
ll4t; do preferred, l4Si New York Cen.
trail, ll0f; Ohio Central, =; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi, 2i9; do preferred, 90; Pacific
Mail, 571; Pittsburgh, 1885, Reading, 25b
ST. Louis & San Francisco, 274; do pre-
ferrsd, 57!; do tlrst preferred, no; O., NJ.
& 1t, Paul, 093; do preferred, 122; Texas
4 Pacific, l5S; Union Pacific, 81; United
States Express, Us! Z; W., st. l., 4 T.,
1871; do preferred, 9?! Wells.Fargo Ex.
press, 1873; Western Union, cog,
Broadstuns and Provisions.
New YoRK, August 0,-Flour, receipts
q, 500 barrels; exports 4,74S barrels and
1927 sacks; market dull; sales $4,000
barrels, Wheat, receipts 447007 bushels;
exports l20,747 bushels; spot lots ta3c
lower; options heavy and 1s9c lower,
closing at inside fgnres; sales 2270OO0
bushels Of futures; 2O4, 900 bushels Of spot
No. 2 Chicago S5sc; ungraded red 7sa
Si4c; do Gil, S3!c; No. 3 red $50; steamer
No. 9 red S93aS3i; No. red S5iaS8c de.
livered; No. rod 0Oc; No. l white 800;
ungraded white SIC; No. 2 red August
s4SiS5Ic, closing at Site; September
IS 7.lGaS0(C, closing atS5iC; October SOFA
SIZE, Closlng ut sG9c; November SSH SSl 10,
closing at 8SIc; December S0si0OiC, clos.
ing at SOSc; January 0lS0lsC, closlng at
Ole; May 06SOBsc, closing at Doc. Corn,
4a9u lower and heavy; exports 16,470
bushels; sales $1,000 bushels Of futures
and $4,000 bushels Of spot; ungraded Az
5Ol,; No. 9 red 5O|r; No. 2 August sole,
closing at sole; September 6ls6lsc, clos.
ing ut 5lbo; October 5lbs52!c, closing at
52bc; November 521c, closing at 52!c.
Oats lower and heavy; receipts 49,.
002 bushels; exports2 900 bushels; mixed
western 36l3Sc; white do 40a45c. Hay
steady and in fair demand; shipping SOC.
Hops quiet Coffee, spot fair; Rio dull at
04c; options stronger; sales 1i,75O bags
August 9Oa7 Soc; September 7.85a7 0Oo
October and November 7O5c; December
s 00s; January 800jS.05c. Sugar dull and
nominal; refined quiet. Molasses quiet.
Rice firm. Tallow steady at4c. Rosin dull
at 0SCa$l 09l. Turpentlne steady at SAC.
Pork quiet aud weaker; cd mess $40 Goa
10 Is. Cut meats firm; picked bellies "a
a61c; middles dull; long clear To- Lard
dull and lower; western steam spot I 05c
August 1929; September I06c; October
Q S4a6.S63; November 0.70EO Sic; city
steam 4 zoe, Butter quiet and firm; west.
0rn lea20C. Cheese Arm with fair inu uiry.
Eggs quiet recslpts 2,272 packages; west.
ern fresh 1Slal4c,
CnlcAoo, Ill, August o.-september
wheat opened at 76ic, which was the
closing figure last Saturday, and then fell
oil, under free offerings, to 70Sc. The in.
crease in the visible supply was 100000
bushelS, whieh,was larger than had been
estimated, and under this influence tho
market broke of steadily to 769c, and
closed weak at these figures. Corn kept
up steadily around 44lG during the early
morning, but more or less heavy rain
over the country west Of Missouri eased
prices Oats, easy and slightly lower.
Provisions were weaker. Flour easy and
unchanged in prices, Wheat weaker;
closing Ito lower than Saturday; Gales
rangsdi August f4la75sC, closed at 741c;
September 7haa7D!C, closed at 75St; DC.
to6er II a7S9c; closed at77ScmNo. 9 spring
74la76ci No. 8 spring O7aG0c; No. 2 red
76Sc. Corn easier cash 4siC; August AT
a42sc, closed at az 6.1ac; september 42s4
44Sc, Cloaed at 43lc; October 449a44Sc,
closed at 4iSo. Oals quiet and easy cash
9f4c; August 27ia273c; closed at 273c;
September 2S!a2S4c, closed at aSsc; 0Cto.
Der 20Ia291c, closed at s0Ic Rye easy;
No 2, 6l!C, Harley easy No. 2, 0lc.
Flaxseed Gteadyi No. /, $1l4i. Mess pork
faltlyaOtivs, unsettled and 105al7!c,lower;
cash 50 45ab 67l; September 50 6Oa0 023,
cloaai al 50 ga, Lard nlow and weak: