The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-02
THE DAILY MARKETS.
Money Low-stoek QuOtatlous-The Cattle
and Petroleum Markets,

!. per 4a5 percent, Sterling exchange dull
Q at sl,s9a4s4!.
NEw ToRE, octl.-GoysrnmsLt bonds,
a dull but strong,
: State bonds were neglected.
The confidence existing in the higher
priced stocks last evening was shaken this
morning by an industrlously circulated
story that the Pennsylyynla Road had
withdrawn from the trunk limo pool, PFl-
Ces at the opening were irregular but gen.
orally higher, the advance ranging from
sa!c.
a few further slight advances were
made in the carly dealings, but the whole
market soon weakened, the declines rang.
ing up to i percent were established in
the first hour, A slight rally was follow.
ed by another decline which was checked
after II o'clock, aud the market became
generally firm, slight fractions being re-
gained.
1t closed firm, close to the lowest Of the
day. Almost everything Is lower, Lack
aWapna per cent; Manitoba lest II and
others fractional amounts, New England
the exception, Union Pacific per cent.
Transactions, 1886 shaTes.
Stock QuoTATIoNs-Cloaed bid; Adams
Express, l4l; Alton 4 Terre Haute SO;
do preferred, So; American Express, los;
B, O. r, Il NJ, 55; Canada Pacific, IS;
: Canada Southern, 3d. Central Pacific, Asst
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, "; do first preferred,
l6!; do seconds, IL; Chicago 4 Alton,
, l42! do preferred, 100; O, b, & @, 1869;
o., u, O, 4 l., Git Denver 4 Rio Grands,
33!; Erie, 35s; do preferred, 76l; Fort
Wayne, l4G; Kansas & Texas, $50; Lake
Erie 4 Western, ID; Lake Shors, DOT
Louisville & Nashville, 40f; Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago, 90; Memphis
4 Charleston, 40s; Michigan Central, GOT
Missouri Pacific, llls; Nashville ( Chat.
tanoogs, IS; Nav jersey Central, Ol!iI
Northern Pacific, 2S!; do preferred,
I8ls; Chicago 4 Northwestern, III; do
preferred, l4l2; New York Central, III
Ohio & Mississippi, 2S!; do preferred 90
Pacific Mail, 57I Pittsoulgh, l69; Road.
ing, $50; st. Louis ( San Francisco, |
81; do preferred, Bis; do Grst preferred,
1901 Texas & Pacific, III; Union Pacific,
GO!i United States Exprcaa, 6Si w, ~. |
L, Il p, l0L; do preferred, SGl; Wells.
Fargo Express, 1885, Western Union, 79t.
NrsadStutIs aud Provisions.
NRw YoRE, Oct. l.-Flour-Receipts,
2O0,0i5 barrels; exports, 1875 barrels,
1874 sacks; market weak; sales, 100, 900 |
barrels. Wheat-Recsipts Al, $50 bushels;
exports, 1854; spot lots tl!c higher. 0p-
tions opsned lalo higher, declined ta4c,
later advanced !a3', closing heavy with |
q reaction Of SAsc Sles, S,9l0,000
bushels futures aud 1856, 600 bushels spot;
No. Chicago, S3!s; ungraded spring,
s0aS0!C; ungraded rod, 74lS7!c; No. 5
red, $3.50; No. ! red, Solo; No, white,
SIC; No. 2 red, October, Sl}aSjic,
closing at S5se; November. S03aS7(c,
closing at $685.; December SStaSSic, clos.
Ing at 8Slc; January SOE19OsC, closing q.
7OIc; February 0l440ljC, closing at OF 10;
May O54a0Go, closing st 05sc; June 063i
07sC, cloainH at 0B3e. Corn, spot lots tlss
better, very quieti options opened s6alo
higher, closed weak and advance lost; re-
ceipts sc, $50 bushels; exports O2, 0l0 bush.
els; sales l.4l6,O0O bushels OF futures;
10000 bushels Of spot; ungraded 48a47c;
No. 9 October 40Sa47c, Closing st
4BsG; November 4Sba4Ssc, closing
at lSsc; December 4Ol a40so closed OF 4OIS |,
January 40A5Oa, closed 494i February 50I |
5000, closed 50lc: May 6lEa52c; closed
5lIc. Oats unchanged. Receipts $500;
exports, nooe. SaiCO, 100000 futures,
l7SOOO, spot. Hay steady. CoiFse spot
fair. Rio arm, 1ltc. Options,
October, s0.G5; November, S045so g.;
December, $03Oa0.45; January, So sol
04O; February, 50 SOa6.4O; March, So SOs
centrifugal, 5 l.lOc; Trinidad, SIC; @, 40;
raNnnI nnH fanktaAnH,I %
O, DC; Cutloat and crushed, 0Sc;
graduated 8 l6.l0c. Molasses dull and
nominal. Petroleum, firm; United,
closed G2sc. Resin, dull; Turpentine,
dull wool firm and fairly active; domestic
il'ece, 30aS5o; pulled, 14a25c; Texas 9425c;
Pork, dull aud weak. Lard closed
heavy. Western staamspot Sc IS. Oato.
Der, 1926; Novembar, S025a6 30; De-
cember, SG.25aO 81; January, $G.32a0 81;
March, S6.46iG AZ. City steam spot,
$64O. Butter firm, fair demand; Western
1920. Cheese quiet, but steady Eggs
finn, fair demand receipts 9, GAO packages;
western fresh, 2Oa2lc. Lead steady. Tin
tirm. Others unchanged.
Chicago. Oct. 1.-The cable sdyices
predicting possible rupture between
Russia and Austria, together with a de.
cline In British consols, served to make q
strong market in wheat at timos to-day.
November wheat OIL the curb was selling
at 75s, but the starting price in the pit
was 7Uc. Under free offerings tho price
broke of 10 76sc, but rallied to 7GIc, and
at o'clock, close nearly outside figures.
In the afternoon the feeling became
somewhat heavy again, and the latest fR.
ures were only shade higher than yes.
terday. Wheat, No. 2 spring, Hia7i9c;
No. 8 spring, 873c; No. 2 red, 74a. Corn,
steady and firm; No. 9, cash, 3OSc;lNo. 8,
85ta959C; No. 9, yellow, sic. Oats,
steady; No. 9 cash, 24la25c. No, 2 rye,
quietat 4Sic; No. 2 barley, 600; No. / |
laxseed, weak at 81 O3!; prime to choice
timothy, $l.S0al. S3. Provisions moderately
active. Pork dull, closed at medium
figures; cash, $780, Lard strong; cash,
sG.O5sB 10. Short rib sides easier; cash,
50 G2I; Boxed meata-shoulders S. 90
a6,00i short clears, $720a125. Whiskey
was higher at Sl1S. Sugars unchanged.
Butter, 6rmeri creamery lOa27c; dairy
l5slsc; packages 1GalSl. Eggs steady at
ll7,Io. Flour d steady sy and unchanged.
Wheat October, 7Ssa74sC, closed 74|cl
November, 755B,7eIG, closed 7elcGi
S december sar,a Mj5a7St' o,6 closed XII
Corn-0ctober, 36laS6!c, closed 86ScIl
November, 3Sba3Ssc, closed 90l; Decein.
Der aOtHSOsc, closed 3Osc; May, 48Ia4SSC,
closed 43gc, 0ats-0ctobsr, 24ss24tC,
closed 244c; November, 2Bta2Gi, closed
26Si December, 27ta27ic, closed 27b; May,
81 Ss9l Ac, Closed $40. Mess pork-0cto.
Der, S.lOasOS23, cloned So 80; November,