The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-01
financial and COmnlerclal.
Money Stringent -eOySrnmsnlS Weak and
Lowsr-stocks Strong and suOyant
RioaF Qaiet and Unchanged wheat un.
settled but Higher -PFovIslons
Higher.


tlle paper 0aI per cent Sterling eScllangJ
weak at " sok. Sight exchange Il sax.
Dry goods imports for the week, q, ,267, 900
GoVEaNARNra-Weaka and lower,
ualtSa States O. Of 1881, coupons
~. p
StSuo4
sILvER-BAr silver 81 10.
4 ]. O. hrSts 70.
sfATE B0Sbs--Dull.
Money was active and stringent and call
loans rose NaA per diem with interest, but
t oT1lu Tue close al easier feeling prevailed
9hd loans were made at per cent and 4 per
diem. The stringency was due largely 70 the
eHlng 10 Of money 70 meet interest and div.
luehas maturing tomorrow. Tho dlSbune-
ment1 next week Will be lafRe and money
will then be easier. There was very little IN.
convenience experienced by bankeJ In con.
sequence Of The non.certihCatlou Of checks
when money was not In bank. MANY ofthein
obtained loans from their hanks In lie morn.
Ing and checked against the money thus o6.
tAined.
SfocES-.The market was stronr and buoy.
ant and prices advanced kA4H par cent, "a.
GiHe Mall, the coal and gransoF slartS, EFIe.
Louisville and Nashville, Southwestern stocks
and Western Union leading the upward move.
ment
During the afternoon there was a reaction
Of y per cent, but this was m1FO than recoy.
ered IN the hnAl deAliLE, and the quotations
S1Iteht ~ tue Close Eera In many cases At the
highest figures Of the year, and the market
closed with rising tendency, Sioux CIV
common closed at q, prefarred 81, The ieSfs
Of yesterday In regard to the stFlnEenCy OF lie
loan market were to great extent allSyed on
the assurances that In another day at least
money Will be plenty, from the volume Of
capital seeking investment and emplOyui0nt
consequent upon the fnt Of November dls.
huraemeniS. For the present Il q probable
that the banks will be more careful REGARDING
ceEtiacation, and this will have q Tendency t5
restrict the volume Of buSiness On |
the stock Exchange, but ways will q, and.
Indeed, already have been, devised BY which
there Will bO q technical compliance Win
law. while the intent Of the act will b eyalel,
put the banks will be amply secured against |
lOss: and no injury will result to any interest |
The granger and trunk lines shares were IN |
brisk demand, on reports OF continued laERe
earnings In regard 70 Northwestern The Vice |
President stAtes that the earnings for October |
will reach t050, 900, and would have BEEN mi |
larger II the company had had rolling stock |
% transact all the business offered. Its said
that vt. Paul earnings will be proportionateiy
heavy. Pacific Mall rose 10 3SK on reports Of |
The probable conSummAtIon Of an arrange
nent with the Union Pacific for advanced
height rates, The gross earnings Of st, Louis,
Iron Mountain and s, r r. for the third Weef
u October were Sls2, ,676, an increase oI S97,-
100. The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad for the third week Of October show
IN increase Of $t6, ,l49. Earnings from Janu.
Wy iSt to OCTOBER 2lst, an increase OF f8IS,2IO.
Transactions, $1,000 shares, II which 6l,.
100 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 81, 900 Wa
1aSh. q, ,OOO Northwestern, 1900 81. Paul, H.
20 LAckaWanua, 5000 New jersey Central,
900 Delaware and Hudson, 5000 MlchIPan
Central, 1900 Union Pacific, 10.009 Hannibal
md ST. Joseph, 5000 0hlcS, 1000 WeStern
Union, 8, 900 Pacific Mail, O,6O0 Kansas CITY
md Northern, 10000 Kansas and Texas, 1900
ron Mountain, $500 Northern Pacific, 5000
-ouisyille and Nashville and 5000 St. Louis
nd Gan RRana,Rnn