The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The FEATURES of The Money and StOo
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NV YoRK. Nov. lS-Money on call 2Ai percent
closing Of percent Pine mercantile ,papei
41SaSX percent FOREIGN Exchange steady a
GoSESss2sf BoxDs-wero dull and steady.
STATE BoNDs-Were quiet and steady.
RAILROAD BoSDs- Notwithstanding the great &C,
tlvity In the stock market, the truding 10 railway
bonds was III excess OF anything known on the
stock Exchange for several Yeas past The sales
sTotKs-Neyer before In the history Of the stock
Exchange has there been such an enormous Gn'i.
ne. done AZ at present The rot o,ted sales to-day
We eeyen LANCER than on any previous dly during
rs 40 shares. The extremely active STOKE today
embraced larger lumber than at any tlnlu here
tntorc and st Paul which led the LIST Tor some
time Cast Ok second place: -Four Alocfs, Ms.
PAnl contributed SOl 600 shares
The movement at tlmet wsS fove'i b and irrrgu'
lar Tho opening prices, following weak quotAt uliS
from LONDON, were irregular, ranging between an
advance VI u percent aud q decline OF " psrceiit.
more steady tone prevailed by II o'clO, AID DE-
cldcl advances were made In the next hour, but
IN the afternoon there wat confederate weakness
developed OH pporti that the Baltimore & 0ro
COMPANY had hnalIy refused - sign the trunk llhea
HgreenCnt This report Was later denied. CIIi'
missioner Fink stated that the Dtltimore Il Ohio
had AgtGed III gn tue Contract The mATke, BE-
came strong, aid with only moderate reactions.
although still feverish at umtS, cOnti"ucd To All
nee 10 the close. The iuAl figures were geuCr-
ally the highe,t Oithe day.
The grVHlc4t advance was 10 Pacific Nall II
G.. Gel with gAlu OF 81 percent. Missouri, Kan.
EaS Texas took he head vi the list for Hnlouut Of
business dOue aud closed w,tn a gain OF Ia per
cent T. 1, common closed with M AdyAncd Of
percent st. Paul clOAet with an advance o. u
percent. SOrthwes era Is up II peiccut and New
York Central u percent. MichiEAu Central lost VI
percent. Other decided AdvanSS were Texas &
Pacific IL, LSekaWHnuS1H, D nVer lilo Gnndd
and Oregon & IIanE ontinentsi u wablAh pre-.
terred ~, aud Manitoba ~ percent CniJn
Pacific c.0ss1 with 10 = VI n Iercelt
q. q, / 81; U. j. ~ ll3Si Us. now Is, 1854;
taciac 6 Of %, l5S99f; Cenrl PLdao nrStS, lllj
Eide seconds, 10; LehiSh = wlkesoGrTe ord
1904; Louisiana consos. Is; Missouri q loLN: ST.
Joseph. ll7;. s. p. 4 S. G. tr;u 1 2; Tea.
Land Grant,, a.: do Rio GrIude 81 Union Pacific
frstS lt61S: do Land Gnnu l0IIS; do Sinking fund,
III; virSinia d. 43; Virginia C0lIS,ls exIrR ma
turcJ Coupons b do deferred 81; Adams Ex
prCAS, IA; American Express, lC2IS; Canada South
srn, IS Central Pacific, IN; Chesapeake 4 Ohio,
I do frEts preferred. 2 ID DO seconds, ~; ..
Tx do preiernJd, 81; Fort Wayne, lI0i Kansas &
Texas, Is; Lake Erie & Western 10; Lake Shore |
syL; Louisville & Nashville OH; Louisville, New
Albany d ChcaSO, 81; Memphis & Charleston, =;
AIichigR Central, =: AiSsOuri PAGlc, lOS5; EAAh.
vllle 4 Chattanooga, 46H; New Jersey lentrAl,
w; Northern Pacific, 81 Chicago NorthweAtetn
lG6T; Ohio Central, *; Ohio 4 Mississippi, 261S;
10 preferred, 70; Pacific Mail, 60. Pittsburgh,
I!0I;i Reading, ~: St Louis & San FHnclsco,
III; do preferred, ~; c., n. & st Paul. VIZ:
80 preferred, lls&; Texas Pacific, 24N;. Union
Pacific, Gl5S; United States Express, 50 W. st. L.
+ p, lstsS; do preferred, ~; Wells-Fargo Ex.
1reSs, III; Western Union. M.