The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


bursed $4,000 Customs receipts sS21,-
Clesrings $27,000,00O. Sterling firm at
4s4@4s6l. go,
GoLp-Upened and closed at 1893,
with sales in the interim at lOSs. Bot
rowing rates l92 per cent. Loans also
made 'hst.
GovKRHMENTs-Firm.
United states us o. 1881, oupons....-.II,I5ss
Five-twenties, ClS65)
Five-twenties, QS65) new,.........-..v ....ll2
Five-twen ties, 1850
Five-twenties, (lS6S) ........,.......,...".iiots
New ....'"''"i553
Ten-foi
Ten -FOrty COupOns........ '..'''''''-i rs
Currency Sixes........... i-o1s
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and gener-
ally higher,
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
SToCKs-Staedy to strong until late in
the afternoon, when there was reaction
from the best prices of the day. The
election excitement caused lull ia speCu-
lation. and jerome park races aud the
Yacht race took large number OF brokers
and spectators FROM the street, and con-
sequently there wa considerable falling
active stocks were Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore, Lew Jersey Central, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, St. Paul and
Western Union Lake Shore, Michigan
Central St Paul and Northwestern.
stocks find most favor with investors.
Owing to the immense grade influence TO
meet the growing demand for the Euro
pean market the short interest in Lake
Shore mas been largely increased in the
past two DAYS. News from Baltimore
ioreshadows the end CT the railroad war.
The TRANSACTIONS aggregated SI,OOO
shares, of wh,r: 1900 we're Pacific Mail,
5000 Western Union, loo st. Paul,
10000 Lake Shore, $500 Michigan Cen.
trail. 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna "
Western, and 1000 New Jersey Cen
trail.
Western Unfon,.. ~ " j. Central. $50
uuicksIIyer.....lll1 70 Rock lsland..- ..lOlA
do, pref ...........ll1 =. faul............ zo%s
Pacific Mail....... 25554 st. Paul prefer d.. 5S1s
Adams Express lU75 si roledotSWabash So
Wells, FargoSCo So +. 81 w. preterd..
Amer. Union. ..... GLi Fort Wayne........lOZ
United States. % ferre Haute-...... 4.
NarIposa - 50 Il preferred. 10
do pref - 5ISlChicago GAlton. lU
N, Y. Central 1925 Z. IL A. preierr'd 1922
G. c. * T.. d $50 Ohio& Mississippi l04
Erie ...,.......l 10 %. q Lacka,gana.' 7OA
Erie preferTeG..... - A0f. Telegraph 10
Harlem. l0o missouri racing -
Harlem prefer ii l33 A. II p. preferr'd "a
Michigan Cent?. ~ IndIanaCehtrl.. so
Panama 70 o. 49,. ....-... 10
Union Pacific ... 6SL Il. & 81. Jo'........ l3A
LAKE. Shore. SD. &, Pacific bonds. ys
IIIInois Central. 81 y. Pacific bonds. so
q. and P........... sSL3. u. =. Grant BIDS luL
Northwestern c. 81 Sinking Fund. SlR
Northwest pid 6O}z'
New York, October 12.-Cotton-
Dull at li3c; futures easy; October III
l5-lGc; November ii l.l6c; December il
5.326ll 3-l6c; January IL IL BE; Feb
rusry IL 1890. Flour-In light de
msnd; receipts 10000 barrels; supertine
western and safe 81 20@5 10 common to
good 81 90@5 20; good 10 choice S. 3O@
5 As: white wheat extra SIS 80G17 rs;
extra ONO 81 9u,G7 80; st. Louis So rs
1850 Rye Fl1ur-A shade easier at
al 4O(G4 90. Corn Meal-Quiet at 81 80
L3lj. Whest-Reccipts $4,000 bushels;
ungraded spring 95c@Sl l2@ amber
Ohio, new, 81 OS; No = Milwaukee, new
nominally al 81 22Gl %; No. Chicago
soring, new, 81 II; No. do, new, 81 IL,
Rye-Stesdv; western 70@73c; state 81
GI9Oc. Barley-Duil ut S5@ 96c Malt
Quiet. Corn-A shade tirmer;
receipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed
damaged SIC; mixed no grade 55c. Oats
in better demand but unchanged; re-
reipts SO, 900 bushels Hay and Hops
Unchanged. Cohee-Steady. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 93@9sc; prime
94c. Molasses and Rice-Quet. Petro-
leum-Dull; crude l33c; refined 26c; IN
cases Soc; naphths l4c. Rosin-Un-
chsngei. Eggs-Stesdy at 22@24c Pork
Very quiet at $40 9J@l7 OO. Beef
Unchanged. M!ddles-Dull; long clear
CITY 9I69sc. Lsrd-Duil 1t 80 So.
Butter-Unchanged Cheese at
66l2c. Whisky-Dull at 81 II.
CHICAGO, October l. Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat -Ac:iye ard
higher; No. sp-ing ,! ", 10. > 90
81 OGi cash; 81 OG3 seller November;
81 OG3 seller December; No. 91!c; re-
iec,ed 724@s5c. Corn-Fair,y active
and shade higher; No. = 43ic cash;
43Yc seller November; rejected 42ic
Osts-Dull; No. = 32ic cash and OPP
tions. Rye STEADY at 5Sc. Barley
Dull NJ Soc cash; S5c seller November.
Pork-Dull nj SIG 80 cash; SIG % sCl er
October; Sl4 % seller year. Lard-Dull
NJ $40 10 cash; - 40 seller November;
80 27B seller year. Bulk Mests-Firm;
shoulders G2c Whisky-Dull aud un-
changed.
CINCIHHATI, October l2.-Cotton-
Steady at lO3c. Flour-Quiet and firm.
Wheat-Quict; red 81 l2@l Is. Corn
Steady at l8c. Oats-Flrm at 500 iOc.
Rye-Dull at 6Sc. Barley-Steady at
ST O66l ID. Pork-Steady at ST 25G
II so. L.ard-Dull; steam l0t@l0sc;
kettle lO3@llc. Bulk Mests-Steady at
7B@Si@9@@9!c. Bscon-Dull at s(G
9I6lO(GlO3c Whisky-Flrm at 81 II.
HHoGs-Steady; common to light 50 20
as 10; fair to good light IS S5@6 90.
PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-Petro-
leum-Refned PC; crude lSGl9c. Clo-
YER Seed-At lO!@llc. Flour-Super-
fine SO SOFAS 81; extra 81 372 Wheat
Dull; amecr 81 2CGl 80; white 81 80
al So Rye--At 10000. Corn
SteaQN, NtllO" DitdlO' ~. 'a1S -h''''Ni
old 4S@50c. Whsky-Western 81 IA.
NEW YORK, October l2-Dry Goods
Business continues sluggish with COM
mission houses and importers. Jobbing
trade is quiet. Cotton inactive, but
steady in price. Prints in fair demand
and firm. Dress goods are doing fairly.
Shawls are rather more active in first
hands. WoolenS remain quiet. Albany
prints are reduced cent
TOLEDO, October l2-fiolr-Quiet
and steady. Whcat-Steady; No. ,
white Wabash 81 l4!; No. white
Michigan 81 lie; No. 2 81 u; amber
81 q; No. . do. 81 IS; No. , red 81 %.
Corn-Steady; high mixed i9lci low
mixed Acc; no grade 4Glc; damaged
4Ac. Oats-Dull; Michigan 1876.
PIrTsBURGH. October II Petroleum |
Quiet; crude So 4j63 A. at Parker's;
1. Il