The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-25

main steady.
aanxF 1rp srocKs.
MosEg-Easy at 4A6 per cent. ON eafii
sTERLISe-Firm at IoeS<a1o95<.
/ GoLD-Dull; opened Mt 1S4s<. advanc-
ed TO 134l<, and closed at 1341<al345f.
Exports to-day $250, eco.
GoYERSaIESr STocKs-AeLive, buoy
ant and higher. Coupons 'sl, 115Ila
115N; '62. 1I3I<a1l3ss; '64, 1Osa1osI<;
'65. 10SAa1065Si do. new, 1l0SSal1l; '67,
11l1islll2S; '6S, 1ll16alll5S; 1O-40s, 106SE
STOCKs-Market dull, unsettled and
without any marked feature except a
decline In Erie early in the day, which
was not recovered. Central, Wabash,
Fort Wayne, old Southern, North
western, and st. Paul preferred are the
strongest stocks, and are rather higher
$50 30PRIoRs:-Pacifie Mail .il6I <all6I<:
Western Union Telegraph. S6aS677SS; New
York Central, 123Nal2S2s; Erie, S71Sa
3771; Hudson, 12Sa12Sl<; Reading, 9S56a
9s5<; Terre Haute, 39a4O; Wabash, 58a
5S1<i st. Paul. 6S1<a6SH Ft. Wayne,
ll0ISali03<; Ohio and Mississippi, SOFA
81; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan
ll41z; Pittsburgh, S71<sS71<; Toledo, 100
alO0I<i Rock Island. l061 1<alO62<; North
western, sSAas31S; Burlington and
Quincy, 40; Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cInnati aud Indianapolis, 56A.
ExPREss SHARRs-Wells, Fargo &
Co., z7a2S; American, 44s45; Adams,
491Sa49k; United States, 47a471z; Mer-
chants UuionI 207Sa2I.
Henry B. whelpiey, citizen of New
Jersey. yesterday preferred bill of
complaint before Judge BlRtchford of
the y. 8. Court, asking tnqu ulry into the
validity OF the issue OF the 200. OcO
shares of Erie stock in exchange for
convertible bonds, under the resolu-
ton passed by the Board of Directors
on the 19ih OF February last, and II IL
should be adjudged illegal that the
company be compelled to make good to
the holders the amount therefor; that
meanwhile an injunction be placed on
the company preventing their parting
with the property, and q receiver be
appointed and the company directed to
transfer enough property to him 10
meet the claims of plaintiff and others.
On this complaint Judge Blatchford
issued the ipj junIt ton and appointed jay
Gould receiver of the road TO the eX-
tent above mentioned, with sureties in
one million dollars, and that eight mill
lions In money and securities be placed
in his hands subject to further orders
OF this court. To protect the plaintih
and others Mr.. Gouid's bond was then
dled, Henry U. Smith, Jas, Fisk, Jr.,
VIM, Tweed and II. Hugh Smith being
the sureties. Two new suits have been
begun by the Erie Company; one
against Belmont and others, and the
second against Richard Schell, Daniel
Drew and Frank Work. In the first
the company claim one million dollars
against the defendants for hAmpeTinE
them In the course of their business,
fHT Furn Ia, a
recently begun in the Other, damages to
the extent of S495, 900, are claimed for
the alleged corrupt practices of the de-
PENDANTS while acting as Directors in
June last, said amount having been
paid out of the Company by Messre.
Eldridge. Drew G6 Th0mPson, to settle
the first named suits, and out of which
said Work received Sl50. 600. and also
bought from the friends of SchelI for
the Company, S5,OO0,0OO worth OF its
own stock, for which hs paid 81 0O0, 600
more than its actual value. Gould also
alleges that offers have been made
to agents of the Company to settle the
recent Belmont suit, IL the Company
would pay them a large amount of
Judge Barnard to. day issued an order
Vacating the orders granted by Judge
Sutherland yesterday. Subsequently
Judge Sutherland issued an order re-
quiring the defendants to show cause
why the order OF Judge Barnard should
not be vacated. II will be argued TO.
morrow. Fisk d Gould are entIenched
In the Erie Railroad depot, foot OF
Chambers street. No one Is permitted
TO approach who cannot prove himself
friend and brother, and even then
there are more keys 70 turn and bolts
to unhar than at the Tcmbs. There are
some deputy sheriffs inside the build
ing: on what business, they refuse to
tell.
. CIneInnRtI.
NOVEMBER 24.-FLoUR-Iu fair de-
mand; family 81 50aS 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm at 81 so. Corn
and Oats-Unchanged Rye-Sl ..
Barley-Dull and unchanged.
CoTToN-Firmers middIIng uplands
23c. % '.1I
wHIsKx-Flrmer: sales at 0sc; now
asking 81 90.
Hoes Dull; 81 Ooa7 rs gross, are the best
rates offered by packers, and S. 50a9 90
net; receipts 5000 head. Mess Pork
Dull at SO 90. Cut Msats-Dull at 7a71<c
for shoulders; I0c for sidesi 1l1fc for
hams. Lard-Dull; prime STEAM I4c;
kettle rendered 14I<c.
BUTTER AND CHEI:SE-Firm but un-
oIIs-Linseed oil unchanged and
quiet at 93a9je; Lard oil In good de.
nand AZ 81 25al so for current mske.
GoLD-1S4Z buying.
ExcHANeE-Yery dull at 1saI 10 dis
count buying.
NovRMBsR 24-FLoUR-Firm and
steady; spring extras at seas 90. >.
GRAIN-Wheat-1ug good speculative
request; steady and unchanged; sale,
No. 1 nj 81 25al 301zi No. 2, al 81 141<i
l51, closing easy at 81 l45f for No.
sales No. 2 since change Mt 81 141<
Corn-Very dull: sales old No. at S4l
S5c, and No. 2 at 72c; new sheIled at 81
5sc; new No. 2 kiln dried az re, anC
kiln dried rejected nj 67a6Sc, closing a
SIC for old No. 1, and $40 for new; sale
active, steady, firm and 1<alc hIRhei
sales No. 2 az 471Sa4Sc. Rye-MOTe &C
tive and firm; l<a1o higher; sales No.
at 81 I4a1 I51z; No. 2 at 81 O9, closing Q
81 II for regular, and 81 Is for fresh Tt
ceipts of No. 1. Bariey-Quiet an
easier; sales No. 2 at 81 Gal 66; rejecte
at 81 40, closing at 81 6Sa1 81 for No.
ST. Louis.
u NOVEMBER 24.-FLoUR-QuJst anC
unchanged at 81 50a5 70; for SdPeTfine
So 00a6 50 for extra.
-Wheat-Extrenelyd dun ant
lower for all grades of AIii spring nFn
and higher at 81 % for No. z. Corn
Dull and droopiDs at sossso for new
choice old white sold nj 9Oc, Oats-
Lower al 5ia55o, the latter for choic,
white. Barley and Rye-Quiet anC
PpoyfsIoNs-DulI and weak. Pork
s13 60a2S so Bscon-ShouldeEs lowei
nd 1Is{c; clear sides l71<a177<c- Lard
Dull and nominal at lie.
Hoos-In active demand nj 6Ha71{c
wuIsKY-LoWeE at 95c.