The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06

IN connection Win the 1resIueDtlhI
contest. The stock market opened with
slight changes from yesterdays closing
prices, and the general list until about
il:3O declined TAG, the latter Western
Union Telegraph, Northwestern prefer
red advanced t. Prices subsequent
ly advanced s@h the latter
Western Union, when the market be-
came steady. Toward the close the
market became firm but dull except for
OaIos, which were weak, the stock de-
clining under free sales to 81; Western
Union advanced to 73!; Lake Shore to
SIT; North Western common to 80, pre-
forred TO COG; Michigan Central to 46si
other changes later in the afternoon
were unimportant. The market closed
dull and lower except for Western
Union, which was better. Sales at Ex-
change to-day were $4,000 shares, OF
which 1880 were Lake Shore, l,50O
North Western, 400 st. Paul, II 800
Ohios, 1880 Western Union, 1000 Wa
bash, and 1000 Michigan Central.
Western Union. % NJ. Central. 3611
Quicksilver........ll2 ROCK Island ..lOl Ii
10. preI.........Ilb u, fdul. az
Pacific Mall. 2i5zlS Paul prefer'd.. 0o1.
Mariposa ........... 1 Toledo& Wabash
do. pref ........... IA l. & W. preferd.. 10
Adams EXpIeSS-lOS Fort Way ne........lOE
Wells, Fargo&Co 81 ferre Haute-...." n
Amer Union...... % T. II preferred. 10
United States. So Chicago Gallon. 80
" Y. Central . lUZjzlC. 4 4. preierr'd.l07
{. {. Il {. & l....5 IOhlo& MISSISSIPPI ~
Erie lUIs. D. & Lackawana. az
Erie preferred. II A,&P. Telegraph l0A
Harlem 1877. Missouri Pacific.
Harlem prefer'd 1873 A. 4 Z. preferr'd 2
Michigan Centl. 1876 GndianaCentrl.. Sls
Panama ......"......l2o b. q Z 1890. ..... ne
North western T.. IS II. & 81. Joe.......lIO
North weSt'n pfd 654IC, Pacific bonds. lllL+
Union Pacific, 81 &. Pacific bonds 1867
Lake SAOTe........ 5b]. u. L. Grant us.lVZ
Illinois Central. " sinking FUND. SI2s
Z. and P.".."-.. W
NEW YORK, November 4.-Cotton-
Steady at ll3c; futures closed steady;
November IL 3l-32c; December ii ll-l6
all % 32c; january IL l2-l6@ll 81
&c; February l2B@l2 $500. Flour
Sull in buyers favor; no decided change
in prices; receipts $1,000 barrels. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal-Dull. Wheat
Only limited demand; receipts $4,000
bushels No. = Milwaukee new 81 %; No
3 new 81 IS; new, seller November, 81 %
Rve-Stnady; ocstern 72@78c; state SO
MS7c. Corn-In moderate demand; re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed 559
cole; steam 57I@5Sc. Oats-firm tor
state, receipts 5000 bushels; western
mixed and state 4S649c. Hay and Hops
Quiet Cotiee-QuIet; RIO cargoes
1G3Ml9Jc Sugnr-Far TO good refining
9$n93c; prime 9Bc. Molasses and Rice
Firm Petroleum-Dull and nominal;
crude l2c; refined %; in cases SOC; nsph-
tina IA. Eggs Western 26@2Sc. Tur-
pentine-Easicr at 3S!c. Pork-Quict
At ST %. Bcef-Dull. Cut Meats
Quiet; long clear western dull at SIC.
Butter-Steady ana firm; western l5@
3Oe: state 2O936c. Cheese-Dull and
easier at GGl2Ic. Whisky-Dull at
$I11}. Manufactured Copper-Steady;
ingot lake dull and heavy at 20(G4201c.
Pig Iron-Dull; Scotch $50 0O@2S 80;
American SIS 0OG22 90. Sheet Iron
Russian 1Ii@ll!c. NaiIs-Cut un-
chan god; clinch 81 5000 50; horseshoe
20@26c
CHICAGO, November 4.-Flour-Quiet
and weak. Wheat-Fairly active, and
n shade higher; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 OS bid cash; 81 10 December; No. 3
98B@99c; rejected sSt@89c. Corn
tirmer; No. , 4l3@42c cash; Ate De-
cember. Oats-Flrm; 30!@3lc cash !
3O3c December. Rye-Firm and un-
changed Barley-Dull 764c cash.
Porly-Steady: SIS 756l6 ~ cash 4;
SIS 40 Nover1 Der; $l5 As December;
SIS 32I6Sl5 80 year. Bulk meats
firm; shoulders 6gci sides 8i@Ssc. Lard
Scarce; 50 62!(G9 So cash. 80 90 No
vembcr 50 42!@9 As year. Whisky
Dull 81 90.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady at l1!c. Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet aud
steady; red 81 2OGsl %. Corn-Quiet
and unchanged at 49@5Oc. Osts-Dull
ut SOFA SIC. Rve-Inactive at Csc. Bar
!ev-Dun. Pork-Fair demand at
Sl6 so Lsrd-In good demand; steam
50 5G69 II; kettle $40 OOtdlO 70. Bulk
Meats Fair demand at 63mS G Ste. Bs.
con- Firmor and unchanged. Whisky =
STEADY at 81 OS. Butter-Dull and droop'
ing. -
HoGs-Firm; common light IS OOa
) %; fair to good light 50 4O@5 5Oi
heavy SIS IS.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Petro-
leum-Retined 253mz6c; crude l53CG
l6c Cloverseed--Primc ii. l331dlic
Flour-Firu.; extra So 1904 90; Mime
sofa family So O0@6 10. Wheat-Duit
Pcnnsylvan.a and southern red 81 25(d
/ 30. Rye-Quiet Corn Steady; yell
low sta Sc; new SOC. Oats-Firmer
fair to choice white 39G4Oc. Pork
lGlMl7c. Lard-lOGl0!c. Whisky
SlI3 Butter-Flrm; New York and
Bradford county extra $685. Weitern
cy,ra 2SaSOe. Cheese Quiet; York
fancy 13!@l4c. Eggs-Western iresG
27@2Sc.
TOLEDO, November 4.-Fiour stead
What Steady; No. white Wsoash
81 .; No. l white Michigan 81 2s
a uber. Michigan 81 2ll; seller Novem
/ Der 81 2lIIGorn-Steady; high mixec
1870; damaged old Acc. Oats-FIrm
/ No. 23iJc; VIII te held at SIC, with go
offered; Michigan held at 32lc, 32!c bid
damaged held At 26c.
/ New YORK, November 4 DRY Good
Business hight in al Department.
! Cotton goods quiet and steady. Cotton
fturels in fair request and a little NOR
active. Hamilton fancy prints reduced
to &C. Gi0ghams in fair demand in DIRE,
styles, but staple quiet. Dress COCO
rather quiet. Woolens for mems wea
quiet.
: MILWAUKEE. November 4.-Flour-
/ One. AID unchanged. Wbest-OPanec
firm and closed steady. No. l Milwaukee
Sis; No Z 90. 81 log; No. 8 Dc. 81 "a!
. Corn-Steady; No. 2, 45c. Oats Dull
. No. = 3lcI. Rye-Quiet; No. l, 6lt'
Barley Unsettled sni lower; No.
sprlng, Soc; No. , DO. 45c
PITT,BuRGu, November 4 petroleum
quiet; crude firmer; 1920 at Psrkers; re