The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-28
GovERNMENTs-Heavy.

cent. premium.
GoVERNM Hesyy.
United states IS OF 1851, coupons........-ll0l4
Five-twenties, QS65lnew ,."..............".lO55 a
FiVe-twenties (lS6T)
Fiye-twenties, lS6S)
New ....'.'''"'.iUI
New FOur-and-one-halts....
New
Ten
Ten-EOrty CoupOnS......... .........lIo
Currency SlGeb........ 4-V/s
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE SECURITIES Steady.
STOCKS Quiet and firm on narrow
range of fluctuations, except for coal
stocks, which were heavy and depressed,
declining 24@3f per cent, with a su6se-
quent recovery of 4@l4 per cent. The
weakness in coal shares was occasloned
by the announcement that the sales de-
partment of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company had issued a circular
making their prices from 45 to 10 cents
per ton lower than the Reading Comps-
ny, delivered alongside at New York.
and from % to so cents lower than the
Lehigh region producers, delivered 20 the
same. Messrs. Il. Kennedy " Go. have
been readmitted to the Stock Exchange.
Western Union. 1874 Z. &. &. Il l....... 81
Ouicksilver........l20 n. j. Central."... ~
do pref .......... 81 Rock Island.....l02
Pacific Mail. IN ~. Paul......"....., 36ls
Mariposa .,.......lOl st. Paul preter'd. 71%s
do, pref .l0l % ToledO& w abashll2A
Adams Express. % Fort Wayne....... 9lL
Wells, Fargo&CO S3% Ierre Haute.. go. "a
Amer Union. 521s L. II preferred. l5%
United States. 4SA Chicago 6AltC n. 81
y. Y. Central......lOl Z. & A. prefer d.lOI
Erie ..................... IL OhiO&Missisippi :
Erie preferred. IN ID. q Lacka~ana 1bts
Harlem =. ...,...l 4O APP. Telegraph ~
Harlem preier'd III Missouri PaciticlOl%
Michigan Cent?. % lndlanaCentr L..
Panama ........ll2 II. d Vt. joe. .. II
Onion Pacific. 81 b. & .-....... lU2
Lake Shore. ........ 633z c. Pacific bonds 1857
Illinois Central. IUE u. Pacific DOnds.lO3E
c. and P........ :. S2L5 u. Z. Grant Bdsl05A
Northwestern &. S1A sinking Fund. 94H
Northwest'n ptd 64A
CHICAGO, September q. - Flour -
Steady ard firm. Whest-Active, firm
ard higher; No Chicago sp-lng 81 l54
cash; ST l54@1 15$ seller September;
81 e6561 OF seller October; 81 O439
] O5 seller November; 81 OBJ seller year;
No. 8, 81 O9!@1lO Corn Steady, firm
and active; 41c cash; 414@4l5 seller Octo-
Der; 4l8@4l3 seller November; rejected
40Jc Oats-Easier 1T 234c cash; 23s@
l3Jc seller October; 23!@233 seller No
vember Rye-Steads and in fair de-
msnd at 53!c Barley-Firmer at GIG
clio. Pork-Strong and higher at
Sl3 IS cash; $13 70@13 721 seller Octo-
Der; $12 97!@l3 90 seller yaer. Lard
Demand light but holders firm at SIS 80
cash and seller October; S. 374@S 40 sell
Ter year. Bulk Mests-Steady and firm.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged
On Call Board Wheat 81 1871 seller
September; 81 065@l OF seller October.
Corn Steady and &c higher. Oats
&c higher. Pork--Strong at Sl3 90 sell
Ter October; $l3 90 seller year Lard -
Firmer and unchanged.
CHICAGO, September 81 Cattle-The
DroUer'S Journal reports cattle receipts
at 400 head; shipments 200 head.
Choice native shipping slow and easy;
best price So so, chiefly 50 1901 rs; Col.
orado and Texans quiet at 50 2O@3 so;
Colorado natives So 1904 so; through
Texas in fair supply; cows 81 5O@3 90;
steers 81 1903 rs; inferior natives very
dull and slow; stockers 81 7o@8 Is;
many unsold.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head; heavy shipping slow; opened
50lOc lower, the best selling At IS COO
5 80; Bostons S. OO@5 so; packing So 10
G5 So light chiefly So so; closing firm.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; good
prices; for good sheep 81 75Cd)5 90; in
ferior So O0@3 so.
PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-Flour
Quiet and unchan ged. Wheat
amber 81 46@l SO. Corn-Quiet; yellow
$4,000; mixed 58959c. Oats-Firm;
white western 35@ 40c; western mixed 80
G35c. Rye-Qulet at 67@70c. Pork
Quiet and firm at S14 OO9l4 so. Beef
Hams-At 50 90. Butter-Firm; West
ern Reserve at 22@23c. Eggs-Easy;
western l962Oc. Cheese-Stesdy. Pc
troleum-Firm; refined I53@l5ic; crude
93@92c. Whisky-Firm q; 81 u.
TOLEDO, September u. - Flour
Steady. Wheat-CIosed steady No. l
amber Michigan 81 93!c; No. 2 red
winter, spot aud seller September 81 80;
seller October 81 253 extra white Michi-
gan 81 354; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
red 81 80; No. 2 spring 81 Is Corn
Closed quiet; high mixed spot 463c; No.
2 spot and seller September 46c; seller
October 46fc; rejected 45!; damaged 44c.
Oats-DulI; No. 2 25!c; No. white 28c;
Michigan 26c.
MILWAUKEE,, September 27.-Flour-
Firmly held. Whest-Opened firm and
fell8c closed firm; No. Milwaukee hard
81 II; Mol Milwaukee 81 l51; No. 2 do
81 lag; seller October and November
81 054; No. do 81 09!. Corn-Easier;
No. z at 4l!@42c. Osts-Quiet; No.
pc. Bsrley-Demand fair sad market
firm; No. 2spring, cash, 62!c; seller Octo-
Der 63c; seller November 64c. Rye
FIrmeri No. l 53!@54c.
NEW YORK, September 27.-Dry
Goods Business light with package
houses, but jobbing trade fairly sctive.
Cotttons generally quiet. Low grade
cotton fsnnels in demand and scaIce.
Prints quiet. Ginghsms and dress goods
active. Mems wear woolens inactive.
Foreign goods in fair request.
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-Hogs-
Lower on light grades at S. OO@,5 25; |
good to choice heavy in demand st IS 30 |
as 80.