The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-22
Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
IL IL.-- .--- NEW YoRK. July q. i.

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~. Jrl. i...f New YoRK, July 81.
The absence OF definite news from Europe has
caused 4 reaction In The gold market, which open.
Ing at i210149; declining before noon 10 191H
@l2lx. From noon until three this afternoon
tho market remained comparatively steady,
though quite sensitive, as kilograms OF ths pend
Ing battle were expected. Alter three O'Clock
there was a sharp downward turn and the price
declined TO 119T, but again rallied TO 1907;
closing OF 129k There was considerable excite
rnent III the afternoon on the decline, owing to
reported failures, and there wers some heavy
auction to-day at l9lH.. ClearanceS 9S,SlS00O.
Rates for carrying gold to-day, per cent cur.
renCy, f.188l6 and Z per cent gold, 5-H and
per cent currency; exchange clearing house 10
hat weaker with increased supply Leading
bankers ask 1l0GD110k for sixty day bills, but
sales were made Oh the street at 109A 91O9IS, and
primo sight bills ara no. 0b0110X; Shipments OF
speCIe to.dHy, S9SS, 600. ,y.i !, 100 st 4
MoNEY-Market opened active at COZ per cent
on governments, and per cent currency " 2 per
cent gold Oh stocks this afternoon It was easier.
Al tho close OF bank hours money was more
plenty ut per cent on stOckg, and 608 per cent
on Governments. IN the Gold Room, howeYGr,
money was still stringent, and capitalists gen
orally afraid TO loan the full currency value In
gold: The Government bought million bonds
to-day ut 1010t0Ts0.
GOyERNMENT BONDS Opened heavy and 70.
mAincl dull; closing, quiet; There was no evil
deReO Of the return OF any considerable amounts
from Europe. Closing quotations: -,
United States 6's Of 1881, coupons, 1l2%
FIYG.twenties (1669l ..........!.....lO9 lO9H4 H4lgSH
FiVG.tNCn1ca (leJi) lg6HQe elu6A
Fiye-tWGnticA (l661) 1U68QD!uoA
Fiyc.tWentteS 1865 now. .lVI5SDlUIH
Fiye.tWentIes (l9G1l. lUIHeplUI1t
FlVc-twenHcs 1855. .lyIA4!gI!t
TGn'l0rtles
stStS bonds lower: old TcfncsSecs 81 new
do. 58X. Old ViFglnias Is; new do. @. Georgia
sIxcS %; scvcns 0SK. Old North Car0linas 48
new 50. Old South CarOlinas so; new 75<, Mis-.
8ouris 49, Louisiana sixcS 68. -"
u nST0cKs-OpenOd 1fmer, bat with moderate
business. Subsequently there were runorS .ot
failures, when the market became unsettled and
lower. Tho downward turn was led by Lake
Shore, sOmo 1900 shares bOinG sold ont, and .
prominent operator not being able % meet thls
cngageuentS. Afterwards tho market BECAME
stronger, with the principal decline In Lake
ShofSj Rock Island, New York Central d Hud.
son, and, Reading. Pacific Railroads weFe steady;
Union SO%; mortgage SO1{; Central sS'
..rH.l l.,l,6P, n. PRICES. .r.. .ity ...r .,,r'
Western Union Telegraph, 81; Adams Exprese,
T Wslls FaFgo IA SS Sit "A AdT. A%SFISSs Ss9 S5
United st1te asHe Ss ~ Ha' sstS % Frs
22; Harlem. 1884; Reading, 95K; Michigan
Central, lis; Lake Shore, cox: Illinois Central,
l2S: pittsbuFg, lC6; Northwestern; 89Hs do. pre-.
ferred, IS; Rock Island. 1l2H; New Jersey
Central, l0l; SLPauk 60; do: preferred, !6hs
Wabash, .491; Fort Wayne, a9N; Alton, lSa;
Cleveland, Cincinnati Il Indiana Central, 1917;
Dubuque q Sioux Central, 104; st. Louis Il Iron
GovOrnmont Treasury balance in gold $7i,l7S
IA; currency $12, ,4y7 s84. 1' ''.' "' 70