The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-23
TIT DAILY


NEw YoRE, Oct 22.-Money on call was
GuIeter, ranged from 3 10 Z per cent,
closed at 2 asked, Primemercantilepape
4s5, Foreign exchange dull and unset
tied Mt 81 SS9a4 81,
New YoRE, Oct. 22.-Government
bonds were dull and steady to weak.
State bonds were dull and steady.
Stocks showed moro strength in the
morning hours, aided especially by the
buying Of Lake Shore, Louisville & Nash
vile, and Reading and Western Union.
Tho market opened higher In sympathy
with London prices, showing advances Of
! to per cent Prices rose without
much interruption until tho n~eighborhood
OF ! o'clock, when an Increase In the
amount Of business was done as notiCsd,
accompanied By q decided weak.
ness of tho eutire Lat. Prices
were carried down below the opening
figures before two o'clock, and o fractional
rally succeeded in bringing final priceu,
small fractions above the lowest OF the
day. The market closed quiet and steady.
Everything On the active list ia lower 10.
night, except Lake Shore, which shows q
gain Of ner cent. Nickel Plate preferred,
down at per cent. Jersey City, II per
cent. Oregon Navigation land Texfs Pa.
ci6c, lper cent, each, and Canada South.
Hegn, Il per cent. Transactions, 1880 765;
railroad bonds active; saleG So, l47,0
Petroleum opened firm at GUS, broke
to 0ilC in frst half hour on news OF pro.
duc.lop, remained steady and closed at
64Ie. s4lee, l,7G0,0 600 barrels.
Cotton futuIcb CloBed steady,
In dry goods the market was inactive.
Still q good business was reached in q
quiet manner with the movement on or
dsrs OF previous large proportions. Agents
have advanced Victoria K. Brown sheet.
ings, RoCkport and Laronia corset jeans,
Victoria sStteens, American Indigo blue
prints and Clifton drills each 10.
SrocK QUorATloNs-Olosed bid: Adams
Express, AL Alton 4 Tsrre Haute SIT
do preferred, IS; American Express, 1O0
B. o. K, & N, 55; Canada Pacific, II!
Canada Southern, 81 Central Pacific, Al
ChesRpeNke6 Ohio, l0j do fret preferred,
lSl do geconds, III; Chicago & Alton,
l43; do preferred, 100; O. R.&Q, 1881
o. st. l.. 4 P~tttsburg, lat; do preferred,
3?l; o. S. 4 @ 46; Cleveland Col, col
Delaware u Hudson, 1864; Del, Lack. 4
West, 14Ol; Denver 4 Rio Grande, 3ls
Erie, S5t; 90 preferred, 70; East Tenn,
IS; do preferred, 72!; Fort Wayne
14B; Harlem, 220; Houston & Texas, So
Illinois Central, 1874; Ind, B. 4 West.
l0t; Kansas & Texas, 341; Lake Erie 4
Western, 9Ol; Lake Shore, 9S; Louis
vile & NRBhvtlle, 04l; Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago, SOL Memphis 4
Charleston, 80, Michigan Central, o.
Min. 4 st. Louis, 81; do preferred, 454
Missouri Pacific, ll43;Mobile & Ohio, 10
Morris 4 Esse', offered, l4Oa; Nashville
4 Chattanooga, SO; New Jersey Central
4Ss; Northern Pacific, 2s2; do preferred
65k; Chicagn & Northwestern, llBl DE-
preferred, l40; New York Central, ll3
Ohio Il Mississippi, 28t; do preferred 50
Pacific Mail, 654 Pittsburgh, 1862; Read
ing, 34I; st. Louis & San Francisco
34t; do preferred, 6S4; do first preferred
ll0; O.,M. d st. Paul, o.; do preferred
1871; Texas & Pacific, 204; Union
Pacific, Oh; United States Express, 90
W., St, L. & p, lot; do preferred, S54
Wells Fargo Expreas, 12G; Weatsrr
Union, 70i,