The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-29
GovrRSgEsTs-Dull and lower.

Fiye-twenties, (lS67)
Five-twenties, (lS6s)
New i6o6
New igs2s
Ten Forty Coupons........ ''''.'''ii55S7%
Currency SiXes....--...... ..:'...-'
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm this after
noon Toledo and Wabash 6rsts sold at
lO3, an advance of per cent 81. LOUIS
division, sold at IS, an advance OF o
per cent and seconds At II, an advance
Of II per cent. since yesterday. Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons were strong, and advanced to
95I. This includes the 39 per cent.
gold coupons payable Friday next
Milwaukee, st. Paul and Lacrosse Diyi-
sion rose to 1919, and Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre consolidated to cat. New
Jersey Central consolidated frsts sold at
77I. decline of 81 per cent since yester-
day. New Jersey Central convertible
closed at rs bid and rs asked, against ~
yesterday.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet al nominal prices.
SroCKs-The stock speculation to-day
was characterized by much drmer tone
thsn yesterday, resulting in AN
advance of ! to Il per cent
in prices. The improvement was
most marked in Western shsres, North.
western preferred leading the upward
movement, rising to 59i. On the snticl-
patton of a dividend in December Rock
Island followed strong, rising from 20
l00l. This company Is earning IL per
cent per annum and paying per cent,
and at the same time reducing its bonded
debt By Scmi-annusl drawings. North
western common advanced from 3Us TO
35g; Hannibal and ST. Joe from
y! to l3i, and preferred from 70 to u:
Lake Shore was active at intervals, and
advanced from SCI to 81. Mschigsn
Central rose from All to i53. Western
Union advanced from 7ls 20 ~. The
coal stocks were firm early in the day,
but became weak and declined towards
the close. Delaware, Lackawana and
Western rose tom G9S to 70!, snd later
reacted to 69l. Delaware and Hudson
canal advanced from 90 TO 699,
and New jersey Central from
343 to 35!, but the latter
afterward declined to "a and closed nj
342. Investment shares were tirmer.
Ju-t previous to the close of business
the-,. Wa reaction IN the general list
Of ! 20 per cent. The market, however,
closed active and steady. Transactions
$500 shares, o. which LOO were Eric,
q 900 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern,
5000 Rhode Island, $500 st. Paul, 5000
Ohio, 1900 Western Union. 5000
Wabash, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanns
and Western, 800 New jersey Central,
and 4 800 Michigan Central.
Western Union. - M. Ceutral...... ajz
Quicksilver. ...ll3Al Rock Island. 100
do. pref ............l2l 1t, .......... lF2s
Pacific Mail 2431 st. Paul preiCrd d.. 0iS4
Mariposa ............ A., .ToledOS Wabash "a
do. pref ............ Al /. q W. preier'd- 50
Adams Express los Fort Wayne........lU2H
Wells. FargoSCO sos ferre Haute-...... "a
Amer. Uuion ...... GUislT. II preferred. 10
United StateS..... JU % Chicago GAltOn.. ~
y. \. Cen trai......luZIs I. & a. prefer Il lUS
C.. G. & &. e I...5 'OhioS VI issisippi 5h
Erie ......,.......... 80 ID. q LacKa,gana. 6y3s
Eric DIetarTtd.. IL iA,&P. Telegraph -
Harlem .............l5G Missouri Pacific 3
Hr,..... gye'pv'd l32 A. 4 =. preieTr'd 2
Mlca.-au Cent?. 4314 IlndianaGentrl.. 81
Panama .............. - Il. & 81. JoC........ 10
Union Pacific. 1Sts y. 6 Z ........
Lake Shore ........ 81 /. L. Pacific DOndS.ll3l4
Illinois Central. - u. Pacific bondS.l09
&. and P..... So q. p. Grant B'ds.lOUh
Northwestern &. 3jI sinking Fund. 9GH
Northwest pid ~
NEW YORK, November 2S.-Cotton-
Firm at l2t@l2 7-l6c; futures closed
steady; November II 5.lGGl2 ll-32c;
December l2 II 82@l23c; Jsnusryl2 To-
32@l2!c; February l2S@l2 2l-32c.
Flour-Medum and low rules slightly in
favor of Sellers fair export demand;
other grades unchanged; receipts $1,000
barrels superfne western and state 81 IS
as 80; common 90 good So 35G5 So;
good to choice S. 60GG5 20; white wheat
extra s. 75@8 90; extra Ohio S. 40C9
7 90; St. LOUIS IS 40@S %. Rye Flour
Firm at 81 5065 20. Corn Mesl-In
moderate request; western 81 1908 90.
Whest-Scarcely SO much doing; very
moderate demand; receipts $4,000 BUSH
els; No. = Milwaukee 81 80; No 3 81 81;
No. | Minnesota spring 81 3d. No. 2
Chicago 81 29G1 81; No 81 q; spring
81 l0Gl 70. Rye-Quiet;
western Sl6S3c; State 92995c Barley
Dull and unchanged. Malt-Quiet.
Corn-Quet and unchanged; receipts
10000 bushels Osts-Dull; receipts
$4,000 bushels; western mixed and state
336474c. Hsy-Unchsnged. Hops
Unchanged. Coffee-Qmet; Rio csrgoes
l5iMl9c, jobbing at 10000. Sugar
Quiet; lair to good refining 9!alOIc;
prime lOlc Molasses-Quiet Rice
Quiet. Petroleum Quiet but firm;
crude l3Gl3tc; refined 2G:c: in cases
32c; uaphths l4c Unchanged
rpeniine-Stesdy At 3S!c. Eggs
Unchanged. Pork-Dull and essier
mess Sl6 s7!. Beef-Quiet; long clear
middles 9G95c. Lsrd-Dulli prime
steam $40 25. Butter Unchanged
Cheese-Dull at 7@l4c. Whisky-DulI
at 81 90.
CIScINNAII, November 28.- Cotton
Strong and higher at ll:c. Flour-ln
far demand Whest-Insctive; red
81 l5Ca,l u. COMM good dsmand;
ear 39G, IOc; shelled 42Ca,43c. Oats
Quiet at 3OG37c Rye-Steady At roc.
Bsrley-Du!l and unchanged. Pork
Steady and in fair demand at $40 90 cash;
SIS 10 seller year; $40 40 seller February.
LArd-DulI and easier; steam - 62!Ca,
Q Is spot, closing at - 65 bid; kettle
$40 l2I@lo G2l. Bulk Meats Easier;
shoulders SIC; clear rib &c; clear 81 all
loose. Bscon-Noninsliy unchanged.
Green Meats-In good demand; shout
1ers SIC; short rib 7tc, closing at ia,
: l-l6c asked; hams SIC for 10 pounds
average. Wbisky-Stesdy and in fsir
demand st 81 o.. Butter-Quiet and
HoGs-Demand fair and market firm;
common S. OOCa,5 40; fair 70 good light
s. 45(dy5 90; packing s. 6OCay5 IS; few
butchers at IS so.
CHICAGO, November 2S.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whea.-General-
y unchanged, but some sales rather
higher; No. ! Chicago spring 81 Is No. !
Chicago 81 l2E csshi 81 l3t9l -.
,eller December; 81 l3s9l III seller
January No. 8 81 05Ggl 05i rejected