The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09

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Ten-Forty Coupons. .....'....-.....-..'-ii55H
New Four-and -one llON
Currency Slxes...... ............ i-f74
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm and in good
demand
STATE BoNDs-Irregular.
Tennessee, old ......ii6
tennessee,
Virginia, new.
Virginia, i5s
Missouri skies
SToCKs-Adyanced from TO per
| cent in early dealings, and later there
/ WAS lost part of the improvement, but
in the afternoon became strCng again
and recovered; towards the close prices
| declined from "A to II per cent in the
/ general list and 2f in Wabash. The
last named fell from y to ST, with final
sales at 81 per cent. The transactions
were $1,000 shares, of which $4,000 were
Western Union, 10000 st. Paul, 2l,-
600 Lake Shore, 8 900 Ohios, 5000 Wa
| bash and 400 Michigan Central.
| Western Union. ~, n. j. Central. 81
Quicksilver. ........lll Rock Island. ..l0l
pac S Mall az St Paul s preierd. 4%
Adams Express .lU7 oledo&Wabash 81
Wells, Fargo&Co IS II. & W. prefer'd- 10
! Amer UniOn...... to Fort Wayne.......lO2
! United States. 5S ferre Haute.-
! Mariposa ..... AT. Ii preferred. 10
do. pref Chicago 6Alton.. 9S
n. Y. Central......lO212C.& A. prefer 'd;lo2
| Erie. ~ a Ohio& Mississippi SO
| Erie preferred . Is ID. & Lacka,gana. 1873
| Harlem ....I37 IA.&P. Telegraph l5A
| Harlem prefer'd 1873 Missouri Pacific AZ
| Michigan Centr. 45tI lIndianaCentrI.. 81
! Panama ............. l25 A. q p. preferrd 2E
Onion Pacific. 19lsl 3. q &C.. ...." io.I
! Lake Sd ore ........- jhi4 n. Isl. Jot....iiiT
| G. and P.......... SO G, Pacific Donds-1 luh
| Illinois Central. 80 U. PACING DoDus.iV03G
! Northwestern G. 37LlU. p. Grant B'ds.l0l
! North west II pfd COZ Sinking Fund. VI
| c. c. & T.. Il LIB r. 49,. .
NEW YORK, November 8.-Cotton-
Firm at l26i2 3-l6c@12 1890; Jan.
uary, 12s@12 l3 &c; February,
II 1890. FIour-Quiet and unchanged
Corn Meal-Stesdy; Western 81 go
Wheat and heavy; receipts 49,
600 bushels; choice ungraded Minneso-
ia 81 32I; amber Kansas 81 30; No. 3
Milwaukee new and old mixed ST II;
No. l spring New York, new, 81 p.
! Rye-Flrm at s7@sSc. Barley and
malt-Firm. Coru-Fsirly active; re-
celp.s $1,000 bushels: mixed grades
5S5659c; western mixed graded on
track, new, 54@55Ic Oats-Firmer;
receipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed
State 28l@4sc. Hay and Hops.Dull
Coffee Firm; red Congoes ls3@l9!c
Sugar-Firm: fair to good refining s4G
9s9; prime 92c. Molasses and Rice
Firm. Petroleum-Dull: crude llsc;
refined 2Sc; cases SOC. Napths--l4c
Turpentine-Quiet. Eggs-Firm; west
ern 26@2Sc. Pork-Steady at SIT %
Beef-Quiet; long clear middles S2@8Sc
Lard-Opened excited and firmer but
closed heavy and low; prime steam
$40 2O6lO S23. Butter-Steady; west.
ern l562Oc. Cheese-Qmet and steady
at 6(Gl2Ic Whisky-Sl lOt@1 II,
closing at 81 092.
NEW YORK. November S.--Cattle-
Receipts $3.50 head, against 2,45O head
! for the same time Ia. week. Market q
shade frmer, with a ligh demand on
good dattle. A few stays sold at SEC;
fancy steers l0ic, which was the range
for very common to strictly prime native
steers; all sold.
Sheep-Receipts 8 40s head, making
$500 head for two days, against II 800
! head for the same time last week. Trade
dull and sales slow at about former
/ prices, with common to prime sheep ut
! 465Ic; common to prime lambs 596fc;
a few extra fancy skeep sold al 5s@52c
Swine-Receipts 5,400 head, making
$3.50 for the two days, against 8, 81
head for the same time last week. Mar
ket firm at 6l@G!e for live and 7@Sc
for dressed.
/ CHICAGO, November S.-Flour-Nom.
! inallv unchanged. Wheat-Dnll and
lower; No. l Chicago spring 81 10; No.
ST OSt@l 0S4 cash; 81 03i seller No
vember; 81 10 seller December; 81 III
seller January; No. 3 9S3@99; r'jectt d
S6t6S9c. Corn-Steady at 42c cash;
42ic seller December. Oats-At 3lbC
cash; S2Sc seller December. Rye-Firm
at SIC Barley-Stesdy at 75@7Sc cash
SOC seller December. Professionally at
! SIS 75@l6 % cash; SIS 47!@l5 60 sell
Ter November. Lard Dull at 50 IS
cash; 50 90 seller November; SO so seller
December. Bulk Meats-Flrm; Shout
ders GJc; clear rib ste; clear SIC. Whisky
AT 81 0S.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-Flour
Dull; extra $4,000 %; Minnesota
family Sc oO66 373. Petroleum-Firm!
refined 252@26c; crude l5!@l6c. Glover
seed-Dull at l1@l13c Wheat-Dull;
red western 81 %; amber 81 34@l 50.
Corn-In steady request; yellow 56(957c.
Oats-Firm; white 35@40c; mixed 300
33c. Rye-Firm. Pork-Dull at SIC %
@17 90. Lard-At l0@i03c. Whisky
Western 81 l3 Butter-Dull; New
York and Bradford county extra 32@33c;
frsts 2S@30; western e1trs25@27ci tirsts
2l@22. Cheese and Eggs-Unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY, November Seattle
Receipts for to-day 459 head, all for
this market; total for two days 1922 head.
| Supply light and market dull, with few
selling. Best S. 20; medimum to coed
| 81 00@4 10; common to fair So 5O@4 CO..
Hogs-Receipts to-day 2,255 head !;
total for two days 1855 head. Workers
Sc O0@6 10; Philadelphias Sc 25@6 40
Sheep-Receipt to-day 100 head 4,
total for two days 1900 head; selling at
50 oOCG4 4.
CINc1NNATI, November s. Cotton
Firm and higher; middling ll4c. Flour
Steady Whest-Dull. Corn-Quiet
and firm. Oats-Firm; good mixed ESQ
33c. Rye-Quiet; No. 70@S0c. Bar
ley-Nominal. Pork-Dull; held at
Sl6 so Lsrd-Dull; new prime steam
at 50 IS. Bulk Mests-Firm at 6!@S3.
Bacon Firm at 7!@7S@9!e.
HoGs-Dull; fair to good light So 45
@5 IS; good heavy So 10.
MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-A shade
higher; No. l Milwaukee 81 ICY; No. 2
do 81 lot; No. do. 81 O34. Corn
Steady; No. 2, Acc. Oats -Firm;No. l
Slc. Rye-Steady; No. !, 62@62!c.
Barley-Flrm; No. 2 spring 76@77ci
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