The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-01
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United States g Of 1881, coupons.
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RAILROAD BoSDS-In railroad bonds
this afternoon New Jersey Central CONVEX.
tible advanced to s9k, Ohio 4 Mississippi
dated convertible to 81. Milwaukee & st.
Paul firsts brought ZIG and Albany and
Susquehanna second l09, New jersey Cen.
trail consolidated frSts declined to So but
closed ut 81 bid.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet at nominal prices,
except Tennessees, which are better.
STOCKS-The stock market opened q
higher than at the close yesterday for Del
aware, Laciawanna & Western and Mil
waukee & st. Paul preferred, u higher for
Michigan Central and Erie, and 1S lower
for Western Union and Milwaukee x 81.
Paul common. The remainder OF the list
was unchanged. After decline OF in
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western, y IN
Lake Shore and St. Paul preferred, and q
In Western Union and New Jersey Central
the market began to advance. In the first
hour it had advance Ma1s, the latter West
ern Union. In the next hour there was q
decline OF TX in Delaware, Lackawanna q
Western and Xah In the remainder OF the
list Soon after the market was steady and
prices recovered from u to Il. This i'm
proyement was being maintained until the
market was rudely disturbed by rumors
that the conference Of the railroad repre-;
sentatiyes had broken up in row or had
resulted in no agreement to settle the rail-
road war. On this rumor Lake Shore de,
clined from 6l9< to 50, Michigan Central
from 5OH to AK, Western Union from 1S5s
IN ~. Northwestern common from SSk TO
IS. preferred from 605s to 60, 81. Paul COM
mon from % to 24h, preferred from % 70
SAX, Wabash from ~ to Pacific NAL
from PAX to 2S3%, New Jersey Central
from 36z to 36[, and DelawSre, Laeka'
wanna 4 Western from 7SS to 7SH. New
York Central fell off from 1881 to
lO9H. Towards the closing hour there was
no important recovery from the general de,
cline. However New York Central closed
at los, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
ut 7SH, and c. C. c. L 1. advanced from 40
to ii. The market closed active, unsettled
and feyerish, although at 8 o'clock THE
closing hour nothing official was made
public from the Railroad Conference. The
transactions to-day were $4,000 shares, oil
which 1900 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore
800 Northwestern, 1900 Pacific Mail
1900 St. Pauls, 1880 Western Union, S,6OSe
Wabash, $4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna 4
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central and
Is, 700 Michigan Central.
The exports Of domestic produce Tor the
week ending to-day are considerably lar
ger than Of late, amounting TO $6,9Ol ,5le;
The Express says that It is probable the
interest on the bonds OF the city Of savan'
nah, due tomorrow, will not be paid, nc
provision has yet been made therefor, and
adds that this Is q sad case, particularly IN
view OF the fact that the credit OF that city
has hiterto been so good, but every one
will understand the cause, and If default
is made il will no do doubt be but tempor1a.
~. for during the rage OF the fever the OH
Gers were unable to collect taxes.