The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-14
FINANCE N TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and sto
Mnrkata.

NV YoRE, Jan. la-Money easy At lHA2 pei
cant Prime mercantile paper AR5 parent, For
SiEn RIsaAaEe dgll bat a[mst s. sS!at .;
STATS BoAps-WSEe quiet AMI lfm.
RkILlokp BphDg-Quiet' sales Gl,0Sl,0o,
aT0okl-The market opened without any new isa
tute, although the news was Ola beatlsh tendency
After the hnt hour z vigorous raid WA begun
against the whole list and continued with more Of
lels VigoF throughout the remainder Of the day
The attack NGS moat conSplcunuI in the forenoon
~ coal stock, and L~aekaWRnnA yielded r1pldly,
Leading Gay OFFICIALS 90 nottSlk ensoufsglnSly 10
The plblllhed reports regarding the Eight be,
tween the hAumore \ Ohio Ald trunk line poo
were used 70 depEesi not en!y, the securities d.
rectly affected byR renewal Of the railroad war, bui
also extended 10 the grRnEen and southwestern
hauet, The advance was generally made In the
Afternoon, but In tho tnRI dcAliuGS the market
again became quiet and fractional rallies were O..
tAblilhed, prices finally cloIlng trim for The active
ltlt q 2 decline for twenty four leadlpg stocks 4
shade lels than percent
Total days lalss al 400 ShaIel,
l2s y; = y "a !SlH 4 4 V ~ = go r. t2Hi Y; 9; new =
ord, l06i Louisiana conSOls, y; Missouri q, 100;
W. Joseph 40; ~ I, q y, y, dntH, LIS; Ten.
nea.ss u, old, b2S do new, 62Hi Texas Paclao Land
Gn51ltl Tid9 RIO lrGnde, u; Union Paciac dIstA,
Virginia q, q; Virginia IonSols, extra mAtured
coupons, E; d0deieEred, l2N; Adams ExpretS, 40;
American Express, lolH; Canada Southern, 40N;
Gsn!rSl FGGl1c' M Chesapeake 4 Ohio, =, do
s2ISi DsnySr& RIO dTande' II; Erle, 2i9; do pr0.
isEted, SOL Fort Wayne, lax; Kansas q Texas,
va; Lake Erie western, 1915 Lake shore, S5X;
louisville 4 Nash!illee, 42i Louisville, New Al
hlny 4 Chicago, S6i Memphis & Charleston, IS;
Michigan Central, III Missouri Pacific, IlK;
Nashville 4 Chattanooga, Az; New jersey Central,
NJ, Northern Pacific, 27i do preferred, 6gAS;
SaisagSS ECrtlwgaEeEn ~; DC preferred lsSsssi
4 AtSaIsipPl, 29Ni do preferred, s2ni FaClto Mall,
SSISi Pittsburgh, li7i headllR, ri IT. Louis 4
Eau Fnnelsco All do preferred, 46ki O., N, 4
" Paul va DO preferred, l2li Texas Pacific,
s2i v, .st L&p, .igSs; do preferred, l9Ki WSli.
EAEHo E1PFeii' 70 Western Union, I2N.
BrsadstufFs aud PrOVlsionl,
CHICAGO, Jau, ls,-TherO was plenty OF excite.
ment In the wheat pit u day, with LFidlnE, IN the
aggregate, probably tho largest witnessed In many
m0nlhi,, There was u SlGtGmAItC scheme bIthe
GsGTf, VIZ SO began ceiling wheat o. the curl before
the market opened 10 lover al sSNC for May, with
o tiadlng Ut $40, followed by q FgRcIIOn to
W., put followed gy another drop toSt96c, which
proved % 30 th0 inside figures Of the day, As the
market beSan 70 deClilS the bearJ rode down with
Y, Offering Tremendous lots, while the long traders
were eRdGayOrlng n the:Iame time To z .trid OF the
wheat on Which llRTgiu9 I'd been eIh IuAted. The
o. the bear crowd In lower prices up.
- " ~ hAAlA AkNAl AAAAl h6NGlAl " llb IEHUEs
niLed ltAdtn were In tho pit In person, ene0uFs cling
Glowing by openly Offering large lots. For
2 while Y app AIRED that the cereal had Lost all ItI
LfisndI, bul, toward noon more outside buying
otderl came In ana with the statement Of q bet Of
export demand At tho IeaboGrd, prices rallied Z
title and closed for the day Ut SStIGS6kO, Flour
eeSlsri Southern winter wheat flour 81 40RI IS;
y isS0nsia So4t GSi AIShlsan SI60ei rs; soft
.pEing Wheal " igal O9j MinneAoti, bakera 9 90
Rye flour u SOas GO. BuckWEeSt Hour SiOOSS %.
" meat opened 10 lower, rallied w, declined 10,
ALLIED ", declIped aud closed lLfO under yestaF.
5l6aEy salvS ranged; JanuArY 7SAaTyff, closed 1t w
March 19GSOiIc, eiOssd d. 7%SjsSsOS; Nay Si3Sa
67SCi No. lSpring 7Ya79ho; No, ) spring nominal, |
reeelpI light but 4 freer moYemenllS autlCt
pated; prizes declined Nc, closing steady; cash
,tei January SHas614G; February .S6kaS6Nc,
OATS easier cash 2SIci JANUARY 9sIS2sXc; fe6S.
SIEA2s4O, closed at 2SI: May siEa3lKc,
,l0sed q SlAc' ,Ryedull; No. 2, $50. Barley dull;
W. 2 Ssas%, FlaTleed steady; No., 4, 81 l2H.
losing Ste,dyi cath SO 2OalO 25i January $40 2l%G
25i EebrlAry slOl7HalO TX, closed At 60 2S;a
Y 25i March 80 SOal0 97&,clOsGd Ut $40 IS; May
10 47Hal0 S7h, closed at so 62xAlO IS, Lard do
05a9 07Koj january G.O5aBOiXC: February 6.OSa
hNxc; March G.iOa6 l2hO; May 6.92Ia6.2oc.
boxed meats SteAdyi shoulders S.90aS,V Ici Short
10 nOlEIsl9ci short clear 64OaS:46C. Whisky
%SnaT 9Iusnts uhgnhuReu; butIer anu
nd unchanged, closing. ut SsISisSAC for May.
ther markets cIOIed unchanged.
INV YoRk, jan. lS.-FIour, receipts 6,iSI bar.
,sl5; exports 6,4gg barrels, 45,iGJ sacks; market
lulli sales la,OcO barrels: patent Minnesota extra,
;OOd 10 prime q 7Sa6 IS: choice 10 double sxtrS
y 70 % %, wheat weak recc, pts uonOj exports
Ai,s6l bushels sales 6,7SI,OOO bushels Of iIuts;
yS,yH9 P9iASs o. 5p3ti Nc. 2 sprlng SSHc! No
w = ~ w a. A. ! Ms RattIefn s sSG, angtaaed sGA2tc;
NJ rSd January sgasgAG. eloSlis At 500; FEB
IIafy sAGSlo' GloSilS a. SSHc; March 9g4aJlHC
H.. XXI, IlsSgiUll ApnI EaiAySfg closing y g24loi
,io q !ir vS1sG ~ t'S.si v ~. ~ ss1SoS Jnms yi1Sag9lHc,
uwsT snd slo, yT21V wC HGsq lSIolr SSNS N HI Corn
iPoru IySvSo pnShelIi SALES 10000 bushels Of
ntIres; ithgVl bushels spot rejected 80; un.
"suSry ITI.i7gSsSS, M ~ s seLHS 4''nliMCi
FhIte Ia. M, q January bOISs tSInSSa W sISathSt
oIc; February 4s5ISiSc' SloSInS AZ SslI Sneai wgSS,S%H
Sod nnSSy S XIV. tI yecsiEes !, S w SSSSsIAc. Oas
ISS hn,lisiS, nj IA WY Am SSils ;SIIe9 SHIPo =
IIay ItsSIy and nuIsf EGGHS,on ,roau uv
lteIy Snctlyci Iales 90bOO SaRas JsnuSST \ lIGS NJ.
S S.SaEs, O, ISnG AGtS %c o'o S,o ApEtl = eSAs,9oS nay
IA mould A sS[c. 'u ss~snuYs 1@IEuAta 4
SIC. Iico steGty and demand fail. falloS Arm
ruFpentinG ilrn Of $50. Eggs arm and demand
All fEeelpb pW pQCk1kC1. PORK firm but very |
lultt; mess $40 37E, Cut meats frm; picked |
jXc; hams SIC; shoulders Ij{c. Lard les GoiiTei
western steam G,42Nc: January Gale; FGbfu.
NY G4laG4ac; April 6,5lsG63C; May 66sc; June
,.6SOi city Steam . 39ha6 S5c. Butter tifm and III
demand western l2a2Sci ElEin creamery ga
&c. Cheese steady and demand moderator wet |
IN aAt awe
PHiLADELPHtA, Pa, Jan. lS,-Flour steady but
very mOaeAte. Wheat lover; No. 4 fod
&NaS7c, February b7LIA67{c; March
April SgAaSyNCi May Sl5faJlc. Corn,
E'aki NO. mixed 4aAtbei steamer No. ? mixed
'UI1a 4 ! .n MV iyHIa11ssHHne. n FsSSS S ddSSsTt 40
IA Nav ITalSS' I1RtS amt .iSSAv nv ,1ntSt.
SixaiGl.ct ungrSded mlxsI' oEoii' iHttmSSss:
hui EieaIS M , ShIia ami IsnHsrv NO
wa, FebrSSrv s6isaiOc. March aai$SHystS. TTssSv
ii[sSiGIH Rittsr GTrn inr IanSv USSSeS" n, dIns3
sSTnfy III, XsstStn 1ooS IN shStes IN IL N'"NtVid
C'.s " ~ ~ r,"ss 4'
O%lNCiENAIil ~ Jan to.EFi3u easier but ac'
I'VE ano usChGpgeH. mheet quiz aud nominAlt
80. = reg vSci Egeelptt z'gSv0 3ushesi shipments
zone. C9in easier 20; : mixed sIaSsc. 0a0
ES,LScI' I,STIcv .ssSSs s SS'NS NJ SyS h.m e.
1,rp All, md lave. AZ IN n III ns 10y;
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