The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14

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RArLBoAD BOSDs-Aetiyea and irregular, witt
the largest transactions in Erie. Mobile ahC
Ohio second debentures rose per cent. @
Y. q ]. z. htsts closed nj 81, seconds Of 10, ant
Sioux City hTsts Ut 061k.
STATE BoSDs--Dull. Bids were made fo
South CAROLINA old and e0nsols at 10 per cen
decline, but there were no sales.
SToCks-The volume Of business ON III,
Stock Exchange was very Large AGAIN TO-DAY
but there was le2 excitement and "boomn 4
the market than yesterday. Speculation
opened buoyant and prices rose 4 70 s pel
cent, the latter Reading, which rose from I;
70 TS. Erie, A. 4 ?. Telegraph, St. Louis and
San Fnncisco, Chesapeake and Ohio and thu
granger shares being also prominent IN thl
dealings Subsequently there was decline
OF u % 81 In the general list, 6H in Reading
and X In Nashville, Chattanooga and 81
Louis, brought about by the attacks OF the
bears and the pressure ofreallzations. Induce
BY the rise In the nate Of money to I per cent
per Annum and commission OF l.l6aK added.
Subsequently money became easier and
loaned down to per cent whOreupon the
stock market became buoyant and there was
sharp recovery under large purchases both
Tor long and short account The entire lat
participated In the rise, which ranged from 4
% per cent from the lowest point. In the
upward movement at the close, coal stocks
were particularly prominent, on . statement
from official sources that the output of the
anthracite coal companies for tho wear 1870
will exceed by five and half million TONS
that OF any year In their history, and that the
increase in the price Of coal will give New Ter.
Sey Central alone profit OF $1,000 900 the
coming year after deducting q reasonable
amount for labor and increased expense.
which It claims will enable the COMPANY IA
pay large dividends on Its capital Of SfSO. 600
shares in 1850. Similar claims are made ~.
garding the future prosperity Of LackaWanna
and Delaware & Hudson. Erie was the grSat
feature Of the dealings and advanced 70 3SI
on large transactions. Some Of the souIhWeSt
stocks rose sharply, Nashville and CbattS.
nooga rising 81 per cent,
The grangers were strong and higher and the
market closed with q very firm looS. The
Reading securities, admitted 10 The stock
exchange yesterday, were formerly on The
board, but were thrown out some years ago
because the company refused to register Is
stock at some financial institution in This city.
The company has since appointed a transfer
agent here, hence the stock was readmitted.
Rumors grow stronger that lrop Mountain,
from u, Louis to Fulton, on the frontier OF
AeAshsI - " Os t1Aeu luPO L1e 6cOtteHultinR.
ton Combination, for trans-continental line
from St. Louis to San Francisco, Scott and
bis Texas Pacific to West, Huntington and his
Southern Pacifcat Elpaso.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares Of
which $4,000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore.
1900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern. l00O0
St Paul, 1900 Lackawanna, 1900 New
jersey Central, 5000 Delaware and HudSon
900 Michigan Central, $500 Illinois GENITAL
5000 Union Pacific, 5000 c, &C. II. i2O00
Q. 9. 4 l. 9, 1900 St Joseph, 10000 Ohio
aud Mississippi, 1900 Western Union. II ga
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 5000 PaciSc
Mail, II 900 St Louis, Kansas City and North,
ern, 5000 Kansas and Texas, p 900 lion
Mountain, 400 Louisville and Nashville
5000 Northern Pacific, 10000 TndianapoIis
Cincinnati and lafayette, 5000 NaShyiIle,
Chattanooga and St. Louis, 3,OOO Sd Paui
and Minneapolis 1900 Chesapeake and
Ohio, IS, 600 Reading Railroad, 1000 81. Louis
and San Francisco, 5000 Marietta and Cincip-
matt, 1900 New Central Coal, $500 Alton and
Terre Haute, 5000 American Express and
200 Houston and Texas.
Il, preferred 70. ~ - -