The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-29
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nnw York, sept27.-The days clos.
| ing this AFTERNOON. have Been the most
eTentful IN financial circles for fifteen
years. The excitement has ragged with
out limit and at times there seemed no
end to the calamities possibleS On Thurs
day the fires died out Tor tthe want of
fuel, so fai IS Wall street was concerned.
They then began their work on the mer-
camille circles, but there is now reason
able hope that they may be checked and
Tint what has often been said, The worst
has Seen seen. The day closed with de-
cidedly better feeling in all directions.
STERLING ExcHANaR.-Foreign ex.
change closed with anlimpfoged tone, the
last quotable rates having been 104a104i
for prime bankers 90 ,days' sterling; ,105
lor bankers demand; 105fa105s ior cable
transfers, and 1O2a103 for 90 days com.
mereials and 104 Tot three dayssightsSJ5t
5eAonEU4There were no regular rates
Tor money. Loans having ranged from !
PEI day, To- per cent, per annum. razra.
As . remarkable instance OF the restor-
alton Of confidence now going on, 1t is
mentioned that money, which, has been
EXTREMELY scarce at ialper cent per diem
was accessible Of Z per cent on approved
collaterals. In this connection II may be
stated that the resumption arrangement
l6fHehry olews 8 Go, has received gem
eral endorsement, and most Of their old
customers have acqaiesced in transferring
their accounts to the new special accounts
on theif books. Numerous new accounts
have. also zopenede sMessrs.E HowesaS
| Macylmake an'almost similar report, all
| DE- which goes 70 show that the lately sus,
pended firms retain the confidence OF their
customers and the sympathy OF business
men inigeneral.S ~ ,ts9s.
GoLp.-Gold was unusually active, and
at times the room presented AN animated
appearance. The price opened Sat IA
advances to 1851, declined to 1871, rallied
to 1881, and in late dealings sales were
made at 'l13f. AT the opening OF the
rooms loans In gold were made at 4 per
cent, but rates soon fell to fiat, followed
by In ladYancejtois per cent, and finally
reaction to flat. The bank statement
will not be ready before Monday. The
The Assistant Treasurer paid out 10000
on account Of interest and In redemption
of-5-20 bonds9 The customs receipts to-
day were s277,0 600, for the week $685..
sS7s Total imports for the week &c.
9o2, 46S, Of which $7,4e4,709 were mer-
chandise and q, 49,, l8e dry goods The
exports Of specie since January 1st are
$40,s51 ,151, against $57, 973, s8l last year.
sTocks,AStock dealings were small
and deyoidof any, new feature early in
theday, except that prices were lower in
consequence, Of the pressure to sell stock
for cash, but id theI afternoon an in.
proved feeling prevailed. Tie change DO.
ing sudden and very marked, prices I'D.
vancedgTapldlys Sonn small offerings, a
large business would have been done, but
stock dealers did mot appear tohave many.
The greatest advance Was IN Lake Shore,
which rose from 90 to 7eafNewb Yorl.
Central sold up 70 %; Western Union, 90;
Rhode Island,, SS Harlems l10; Pacific
Mail, 50; and Union Pacific, 81. At the
close Tho market was very irregular, from
the fact that 90, few stocksSwere offered, y
The following are thelatst prices cur
rent among the crowd Of miscellaneous
operators on the street, New York Cen.
trail s. Hudson 90 bid, 93 asked, Erie Goa
IS, Lake Shore 73a76, North Western 40a
45, Rock Island s7a9O, Pacific Mail 3la3s
St. Paul 29a80, ohios 30as2, Wisconsin
6iag5, Wabash Asa45, Union Pacific 20l
%, Cleveland, Columbus q Indiana Gem
trail eiaee, Harlem 106a11o. It was un-
defstoodlate inthes day that one individ
nal had borrowed Iron Is 0oo0 600 10 SO,
100000 on New, York Central and Lakt
Shore bonds, and also that other largt
) loans had been made on various stocksa
NewFYorlc Market.