The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
THE STATE OF TRADE,
THE LATEST TELEoRApHIc REpoRTs
Ofth' Condition Of the Markets a, the L,,dIls
Trade e'ntsn Of the COuatry-Ths Rallns
Prices for the Principal Staples -Plnal.
cIL aad Commercial Affairs,

Nav YoRE, November ris.-MoNEY-6a6 pSr cent
per Rnnum, lI! per cent Per dieu, el0sing n per
cent Prime mercantile paper Cal per cent
Sterling Exchange banEen bills steady at 81 sO3l
Dry goods imports for the week slO,S7aHO.
GovEENhENTu-Unchnnged except for extended
Is and coupon Is which declined = per cent
US 6 extended. d..-lOls LehIgh 4 WIlkes..--llOtjs
U, s, s., extended. l09 SIP Sx.Cily hntA .logk
" GouponS,, U. Pacihc bonds lStslIT
PaeiaG6G Of '96":g-~lS0 ~, ?. 8: F, B0ndS,,--i2s
RrS seconds. Tex, Pac. RIG. Dv,y pO
RAILROAD BOSDs-lrFgular, but in the main
weak and lower,
STATE sEcUEITtn-Mo Moderately active.
Louisiana ConSols-. 6s1t Virginia 6s.,,..,,,,,.S6
Missouri 6s.,,..,. .,"l ll0ls Virginia cOnsula, eI
Tennessee Is, new. 1874
CIs-SharcspcCulatiOn was again to-day rather
Inactive and the market was characterized by q
ieyeriSh tone, Al the opening prices were irregular
although In the main, q incliOn higher than yel.
!enAys closing tgurr, but before long decline Of
to !per cent took place, the latter In Indians,
bloomington Western. This was tollow0dtby All
marked In Manhattan Elevated, Indiana Bl1omIng.
ton WGaIern and Houston 4 Texas,
heavy and prices fell oil 1sa2 por cent, ChlcagO,
burlington 4 Quincy and Missouri PIcihr pfe,
iened leading the downward movement, Subso-
IHtNhty tHGfG NNA FeGANtFy ui cent,
during the RtternOOn news from Boston regarding
the bank trouble there caused q pressure 10 soli,
which caused steady decline until near tie close,
prcIa falling on 1alS per cent the latter for B0l
ton AiT Lane preferred; Chicago, burlington &
Quincy, Reading Metropolitan Elevated, Missouri
Pacific, Western Union and Indianapolis, Bloom
insI9n 4 WesteaIl being also notably weak, In tho
final sales some shares recovered fraction, but tho
market closed iovcrish, Transactions, $4,000
shares.
The Commercial Bulltin nays the market early IN
the day wnS Rgiiatcd by TtlmOn " hank ialluFs IN
Boston. Theso were M hnt believed sensational
and simply created an uneasy feeling Il was not
until afternoon that u was certainly known That
one bank failure had occurred, and that another
bank had been brought 10 such condition that II
was kept open only by the assistance Of the AsoCAl.
ell banks Of that city. The hank which suspended
was tho PlCiiir National with capital Oi $780,
O OF which about $50 O0O had been pail In, This
bank kept open TO pay small checks until lteTOnG
o'clock and then closed. In Its suspension II peay,
I'd through the Eliot Hank Of Boston. The Central
National was the other bank In trouble, but Ihis
was carried through BY the clearing house assOcla.
lion, Ol which u WIS member According
u the news which reached here both banks
became Involved by reason Of advances on mining
stocks, silver lSet being the principal one, and low
priced nilFOad shares, which wGFO being carried BY
a bpcculAIOT named Weeks The tendency OF this
disturbance IN Boston will be 10 draw money from
here, Already largo amounts Of stocks owned m
lIOston hut having market here have been thpnwil
on this market, and the result was seen III the de.
Cllnlng prices At our Exchange In the last IOurA
our entire stock market was weak, aud prices de.
cllncl LaiB per cent lower than yesterday, or out
side Of tho l6StOn Air Line ~ per cent AZ times,
when the market was not under the influence of
this BEiOn news the Vanderbilt stocks were strong
They were active throughout and there ia ltilI
much diversity 0i0plnion on the point AZ 10 whether
all this lnRpati means that Vanderbilt ID buy.
Ing all tho stocks preparatory TO closing up tic l.
road war