The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-07
THE DAILY MARKETS.
The Financial World,

New YORK, February 6.-Money market easy a,
lHa2 percent closed offered at 2 percent. Prime
bsnfe1s Ss sesd sS9 as ss,aF EsshAnse
GovERNMENTs-Firm.
RAILWAY boNDs-strong and higher. Chess.
peaEe q ohio, Class u, rose X perceat to io8 Bte
sandy nrsts X " loI, West Shore fves II 10 bShss
So, Manitoba inst, Dakota division, . to iii, and
Wabash drSts to l05,
STATE SECURITIES Quiet.
s1ocks-Speculatiou In the Stock Exchange dur.
Ing early hours was quiet and prices fraction
lower. The prominent bears attacked Wabash and
Western Union aud told them freely 10 depre.s
other shares, but their efforts met with very little
success, as the decline In the general List was
After midday coal stocks doomed into proni.
nence, and under the leadership Delaware d Hud.
son advanced lAa2H percent; the rise was stlmu.
Company would declare an extra dividend OF ihe
net earnings OF tho company for the year OF almost
s2000.0O0 he improvement In coolers led 10 pur.
chIses On theReneial List. and occadoned ADVANCES
In the last half hour the beam again attacked
tho market. aud In the ANAL dealings there was q
decline OF ~ percent IN Delaware Il Hudson and
.alM percent Ia the other shares. Compared with
except io1Cen.ral Pacific, Delawar re udson, Lscs
savanna, Michigan Central, New Jersey Central
Manitoba. New York Central and Omaha referred
which are 7sa2h percent higher. 49, q
ot CHICAGO February 6-Flour quiet and IN:
higher opened steady; advanced with slight
aucations 10 2hc; then declined slcand closed u
higher than Yesterday; sales ranged: February ~
asic closed At ss1c: March closed at 9ikc;
At 81 oo1ss June 1'00Hfa1 or; closed At 81 az:
No. 2 Chicago. spring !2251ls9s5<c, clos.d at 9sLa
93Ac; Nc. 8, 7Gaslc:: No. ROD winter 81 coal o..
d h sSo ved hEnsF p 4esn0 and s es
55ssc; FebTusy 5sSa5lc, closed a. 0 ss9s e:
59Nc, closed at 5sssc: June Ss,.Ae So
closed at s9sGe; July GoAaslNc, closed al q e,
Oats armer aud unimproved demand; cash asa835sc
closed 81, q Sse; February sl1sas3c, closed at Ssc
closed af Nay siaSc,p e clos ei It ~
Sissi Faiseed ifn y s. s. on tsaci. 20 Por T.
demand ACTIVE and itregulas opened &c higher
sdVsneea s feeedea 0BRsalss lsssd
loal21sc receded 2oa25e, and closed steady; cash
81 e9Ai7 s2; February and Maren 81 a5ai7 G2x.
s19sss At ~ a II tP 81 ~ 9u May
alt 90, closed at SIT 72<ai775: yea. SIS Is Iard
active aud hrm; advanced loal25Tc eatly, but re-.
eeSsa neas 1.-The Inc s!ese san February
8 s5sloooc, closed Al s.s5ass7Sc: June 5M gsy
l002Hc, closed At pose. Bulk meats In fair demand
shoulders 400; abort ri6 go5c: short clear 96oc.
ssa4Oc.. Call-WheAt, sales l,b5o,O0 bushels: FeE'
ruaIy declined ~: May advanced Nc. Corn, sales
t0D, 000 bushels March ADVANCED hc, Oats. sales
100 900 bushels; March declined Ec.. Porf. sales
u .Wo pounds: April declined &c; May advanced ia
Lard, sales 1000 pounds: advanced 2Hc.
CINCINNATI, O., February 6.-Flour dull and nm.
changed. Wheat dull and nominal; No. red 81 Gaa
o.. Corn higher; NO. 26ic Oats drner: No. ;
mixed at 3Sc. Rye nomInally unchanged. Baiicv
dull and unchanged. Mess PORK, quiet at ali I'd
Lard strong aud higher; prime steam 940c, Bull
meats hrmer shoulders :c abort rib 9Hc, Bacon
u H. Butter firm and higher; extra Northwestern