Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

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sRSMKYrs-Steaiy for Is and IS,
and one eighth higher for 1 is and is.
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New lVps
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RAILROAD BoNDs-The features in the
railroad bond market were lch;gh and
Wilkesbarre income, which advanced
to 994 from 9i!; indianapolis Burling.
ton and Western seconds, to - from 3;
international and Great Northern
seconds income, to % from OF; Ohio
Central income to 69J from tSI Texas
and Pacific, Rio Grande division, 10 99t
from 973; and Mobile and ONO iirsts,
debentures to S2l from 81; Boston,
Hartford and Erie trsts, advanced TO 10
from 80; New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio income, TO 81 from 80; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville tirsts, Evansville
division, TO 81 from 50; do income 10
81! from So! and Texas and Pacific in.
come, land grants sevens, TO - from
SAL.
STATE BoYDs-Dull.
SToCis-Ths market opened strong
and in carly dealings prices ad-
vanced i(G4 per cent the latter IN Ore
gon Navigation. Speculation continued
firm throughout the afternoon till al.
ter the second board, under somewhat
Of free sales decline OF !642 was re-.
corded in the general list, ~. Paul,
Lake Erie and Western. Ohio Central,
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville and
and Michigan Central being most prom
inent. Oregon Navigation fell three
per cent and sold up to per cent. with
the final sales at a decline ol > uvr cent.
The market closed generally weak. The
Grdphic saws, Notwithstanding the de-
NAL by Vanderbilt, that meeting
took place last week between Wander
bilt, Gould, Sage and u. o. NILS. Ii II
still stoutiy asserted that there recently
has been important conferences between
these gentlemen. IL is said UNANIMOUS
understanding and agreement Was reach.
ed 10 not only sustain prices Of certain
securities against raids, but advance
them, and that such stocks rs Wander
bilt's, all leading Southwestern shares,
Western Union, Union Pacific and
Northwestern will 20 much higher.
Nanderbilt's friends believe the general
outlook for New York is promising
Of great prosperity, and that such
revolution has taken place IN
the op, rLtions OF all leading railroad
lines that henceiorth America will be
able TO deliver grain and produce on the
other side OF the water much cheaper
than it can be produced abroad. 1t is
stated that some large lots OF New York
Central and Union Pacific stocks were
cut up into small lots for export, on
order from London and Amsterdam. IL
is also said that about 10000 shares OF
Ohio and Mis- issippl common have
been cut up into ten.share lots Tor Lon
don and will be forwarded as soon as
they are properly transferred.
Tn. transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated GOO shares, Of
which LOO were Chicago, burlington
and Quincy, 3 OOO {. &. Il ]. C., $500
Canada Southern, !, 100 Central Pacific,
$1,000 Delaware, l.aCkawanna and
Western. 300 Delaware and Hudson,
81, 900 Erie, $500 Hannibal and IT.
Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain, 5000
Kansas and Texas, $1,000 Lake shore,
II 900 Lake Erie and Western. 1900
Louisville and Nashville, 5000 Little
Pittsburgh, / 7Oo Michigan Central,
400 Manhattan Elevated, 800 Metro
politan Elevated, $500 Northwestern.
u, 900 New jersey Central, 1900 New
York Central, , SOO Northern Pacific,
5000 Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 On.
tario and Western, 2c,OC0 Ohio Central,
6 1nO Pacific Mail, 1000 Illinois Gem
tral, 5000 st Paul. 3,in0 ST Paul and
Omaha, 3 900 Texas Pacilic, II 600 Union
Pacific, 7.4OJ Wabash Pacific, 10000
Western Union, and p COO Peoria, De
catur and Evansville.