The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26

pclCeut, clOsed Oueteu AZ II petccnt. tTlf1e
mercantile paper 4abh percent. stofling Exchange
bankers bills s.eAdyat u SIX; demand 81 s9X.
GovxAaxxNrs-Firm. Il
q . =. s...-............l0 l III, 3. new E............1 2311H
U.S.4Ht, coupons...llSEl @ ~
RAILWAY BoSDs-G Cuerslly lower.
STATE sEcuRlrtrs-oulet.
Pacilc c. OF '95........lJ TEX. Pac. land gr'tS., i6k
Central Pacific arts.l lSss lido Rio GrMiie div. q"
KS ss, sSc Z, ,HiiSc: s,A|H bonds, an.,..-.il!H
81. seph....."""..ii0 x VvirsiniHi coasols, OK. ~
4. =. j. b. O.. lfsh...lF TIN mat. COUPONS, 40
TcnnesssS 81. ncw.... Il s iE:iaii~'if interest aerssssa""' W
srocKs-At the Stock Exchansc there was grca,
excitement In Reading aud jersey Central. and
marked depression IN prices Of III 30 ktocks.
TIansac;l9n q IN KeadluS reached Tho enormous
share, were transferred. Reading opened 4 fraction
higher at 70, fell of TO Az, rallied TO 4iE, and
broke to an. .jeacy Central sold down from SIX
IA. y, recovered to SIX. and broke TO n. Heavy
ports that Reading was financially embarrassed,
and would have to ~slcrafco some Il tho s@cCutitlcs
IN its treasury to meet the pressing dcmsud', aud
that the company has been called upon 10 take up
jersey Genital stock held here and al rbiiadclphIa.
| and could not respond. 9.r
III the afternoon the last mentioned report was
denied aud jersey Central rose to s0E aud Reading
| W t~JH. uthlhl HDNGNuE, hDOu UlDKH JNlkeH
Central 10 rs again, and Reading returned to4i3I III
sympathy. ln tho final tetllngs IerJoy Central
rallied to'79hs479H, aud Recalling tIH4iiM. In the
othc: active hhtres Tho market was com paratively
steady Throughout, except slight decline early iii
tho day, closing firm. Northern Pacific and Oregon
d Tran.con,inental were higher, Northern Pacific
rising IL percent tn2l5E, preferred ! 10 AK ard
Oregon 81 TranScontintn,ll / 10 lfsG: Canada
iaciio was quiet, only L00 shares changing hands.
The excitement In this stock has abatel, Low
| priced Southwestern shltes were s'eady. Trunk
lines were stronger OH reports that new percentages
had been agreed upon and that AL OflcIal IN.
u%,lrccmcnt u the agreement wIllb b, mad shortly.
II ~ stated that the roads decided to abide by the
decision o! the Arbitratcs. Louisville Il Nashville
sold up TO A on an increase Of $751; I'll iu the earn.
Tugs for the third week. III April. The market
closed firm. The strength III Unlon Pacific was ii
ttibnted 10 dispatches IRON Chicago, woNh stated
that tho Chicago. Burlington & Q iincy ~tripartite
conference had Dten haImouiOusand that The ~
tlo1s undei discussion were nearer settlement than
at any limo since The negotiations oreIed.
Northwestern sold At ll2H, sel!ct'' o., TX pcr.
cont; jersey centnl At 7Gt7s, 2 percent, and Union
Pacific Ak6i.2-lb percent beOw the price OF tae reg
ular sales. Jersey Central rapoIts at ~. SELLER 81,
and atsH, ''sellet" 10: Union Pacific lent At S.lhi
l.lG percent per diem for use. AS comtafed with last
Je1soy Ceutr.l !, ~ Tor Reading. VI for Llck0waups.
y for Wabash and canadian Pacific and " iOr
Kansas 4 Texas. Texas Pacific, ". PNul and New
Yort Central are Il percent higher. Central / aclac,
Western un!on, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and
Quincy \ Omaha ptefetre ! X: Omaha common and
Oregon & TraucOntiutntil3{: Northern Pacific tx:
Erie ". and Louisville d Ea:hville aud Nudhtrn
Pacific preferred " percent higher. Manhattan i'll.
eys!ed iosc w PERCENT; DO. 'lrst preferred 2; Ohio
toba u and Colorado CoaiM. Oregon Navigation
dropped l and rallied to II; Spring Moun,aiS Coal
closed at ~.