The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-09
MONEY AND sToCKs,

for Bartlett; and 471zc for 10.4 Ellen
ton.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
A telegram from Washington to the
effect that the Secretary had decided he
has the right to reissue $500. .OOO, 600 Of
legal tenders, making the mAxumn cir
culation $500. 600, 600, had a magic in
auence on Wall street this morning,
and gloom and depression gave way 10
cheerfnlnesS and buoyancy, There
was sharp rebounder in the values
from the extreme prices of yesterday,
and great rush to buy. Upon inquiry
at the sub-treasury we learned that
Mr.. McCulloch had written letter to
Mr., Van Dyck in which he regrets the
money pressure, but has no desire TO
interfere between speculators In Wall
street, but In view or the panic extend
ing outside on our national credit suf-
fering therefrom, he would feel con-
strained to relieve matters by reissuing
some of the greenbacks withdrawn
from the circulation but not cancelled.
Mr.. Van Dycksays, If the speculators
expect him to run up a large balance
here TO relieve them they will be dis
appointed. but If there Is any run on
the Treasury with 3 per cent certificates
or matured compound notes then green
backs would likely be re-issued to n
certain extent. The Secretary further
says in his letter that he will not sell
any more gold or bonds at present; also
that the announcements OF these facts
tend TO restore condolences. This puts a
different face on the matter and shows
the greenbacks are only to be re-issued
In certain emergencies. When this be-
came known it put a damper on the
speculation for a rise, and there was a
general decline :roTn the highest point.
MoNEY-Market easy and call loans
we've made at q per cent, currency; de-
mand less urgent, and altogether there
was calmer and more confident feeling.
Sterling-Dulla at 10SNa1O9L.
GoLD-Market opened at 341S closed
S45saS43<; this was caused by parties
calling in gold loans, transactions un-
usually large the gross clearings being
one hundred and forty.four millions.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-ActiVe and
higher. Coupons 'SI. 118a1I31< do '62,
1085Sa10s5si, do '64, 10Ta1071<; do '65
1095za1l0; do '6s, l10al10k; 10 40s;
L SToCKs-Active and much higher,
closing feverish and excited with an
upward tendency. $50 prices. Pacific
Mail 1lSa1lSN. Western Union Tele-
graph 1S41<al3411. New York Central
123Nal24. Erie I401Sa140A. Reading
bash 56k. Fort Wayne 1OSLa109.
Ohio & Mississippi 1291sa129h. Michi-
gan, Southern 625<aS3. Illinois Cen
trail 142.. Pittsburgh S45saS45S. Toledo
99ISa100. Rock Island 141a14l3S. North
Western S41SaS4H. Lake Shore 9S.
Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland d
Indianapolis IS.
EXPRESS sSHAREs.-wells Fargo &c Co.,
271<a271f. American 421<a44. Adams
46a4T. Merchants Union 2l1<a22.
Cincinnati.
NOVEMBER 7.-FLoUR-No material
change.
GR41N--wheat-But little doing.
Oorn-DuN for old, and 1t was not sale
able at the close better than S3c; new
In fair demand at 6Oa62c. oats-Un.
ehanged. Rye-UnchaDged, with a
1 state spring; 81 % for Canadian.
CoTToN-Dnll at 231<c for middllpg
@IIsKx-In moderate demand at
81 05, no sales.
ToBAcco-Small sales. fra
e PRoYIsIoNs-Mess Pork-AtS24 90 for
new. BAcon-Scarce, and held firmly
at IA, 161z. IS and 1sc for shoulders.
sides, clear rib, and clear sides. but
buyers offer 14c, the demand is light
but the stock is small. Green Meats
Quiet at 71z, 10 and 12c; the weather is
too warm for curing therefore not much
done. Lard-At l51Sa16c for prime
hLEhLuH h6Llle
BUTrRR-Unchanged and quiet at 35a
$50. cl
Eaas-At SOC.
ERIEs-Sugar-Firm at l3al5Ilc.
Cofee-In fair demand at 22a251zc.
Oms-Linseed Oil-D1ll anu prices
nominal at 9ecaSl 90. Lard Otl-Steady
at 81 40a1 45, Petroleum-DuII at 2Sa
30c for refined.
HoPs-Dull at 50 75a77o
CdOLn-lS3X DuViQR.-
ExcHANaE-D1llI 100 discount buy
chicago.
NOVEMBER 7.-FLoUR-More active;
spring extras 81 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and quiet,
and 3a35<c higher; sales of MOL at 81 Is
al 81; No. ats1 12s1 Il; closingssteady
at 81 12for regular, and 81 ~ for fresh
receipts; no sales. No.2 since 'change
at 81 10. COrn-Unsettled and 3a3I<C
higher; sales of No. i at 771<c; No. at
71a72e; ejected Coo; and new shelled al
47a6oc; closing at 49c. Oats-Unchang.
ed and demand firm at 2a31fc higher
sales OF No. at 45a467<c; rejected ri
41a42c: closing at 4S1<a4S1Sc for No. 1
Rye-FiTmer and quiet at 1<alc higher
sales Of No. at 81 03aI OF. Barley
FiRmer and unsettled, and 2a3c higher
sales of No. at 81 4SaI so in store, ane
closing at 81 4aa1 505 rejected at 81 2OI
81. Louis.
NovRMBER 7.-FLoUR-Dull aud un.
si -GRAIE wheat Slow and easier
Corn-UnchaDged at sOas5c. Oats
Firmer at 1852. Rye-Better at 81 TO-