Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-16


PacihcSs Of '95. ...............'.''.'' IOl
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SroCKs.-The question Of gold shipments
TO Europe was a most interesting Que "
the SPECTATORS on the Stock Exchange To-
day, and impaired TO the stock market
nervous and unsettled tone. The strengtu
displayed by sterling exchange this morn
ing caused quite a stir oFrfne- treet' anu
led to reports Of immediate shipments Oh
gold. This induced liquidation OF
long stock and encouraged the Tears
to increase their short cCu-
tracts. AS a consequence the market was
weak at the opening, continued heavy
throughout the day, the Grangers, GENERA.
Electric and Western Union being most
depressed of the active list. There was
unusual activity in Manhattan, but 1t was
due 10 a selling movement, said TO % IN
liquidation Of long account, and runor
had it that it was for an outsider. Inc
stock opened at = per cent lower at H.
declined 10 1lOSI, rose 10 llll4 and then De-
came very heavy, especially in the late
trading, breaking 70 1863, which was Tue
last price made and ~ per cent: lower
than Saturdays closing sale. Delaware
ana Lackawanua dropped ~ per cent. on
sales Of 200 shares. The Changers closed
at the lowest point touched, making losses
Of per cent. in ST. Paul, Is In burHng-
ton, q in Northwestern and y In ROCK
Island. Western Union was heavy on
liQuidating sales end has made decline OF
" per cent. The market closed heavy, at
the lowest of the day, except in very few
instances. There was a moderate business
to-day In the bond market, the sales
amounting to S727, 600. Total sales OF
stocks 1858 shares. Quotations closed
bid: 80.
Atchison, 90; Adams Express, l47;
| American Express Il01{; Baltimore ana
| Ohio 49,; Canada Pacific, Ga CeAtral
Pacific, 1871; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1874
| Chicago and Altca, l42; Chicago. Burning
/ ton and Quincy, 72ll Chicago Gas, 1874
Delaware and HUDSON, l52; Delaware
! LackaWanna and Western. l66; Denver
/ ana Rio Grande preferred, 30; Dlstlll-
ers and Cattle Feeders Co., rs; Erie,
] 1917; DO. preferred, p; Fort Wayne los;
! General Electric, SO; Illinois Central,
/ 90; Lake Shore, 1876; Michigan Cen
| trail gS: Missouri Pacific, 271i ; National
| Cordage, 1l5S; DO preferred, %; Nor
folk and Western preferred, ~
Northern Pacific, A.; do. preferred
Tx; Northwestern 1929; do. preferred,
/ 14S; New York Central, 9S%; New
York and New England, 800; Pacific Mall
II; Peoria. Decatur and Evansville,
So; Pitttpurg, 1853; Pullman Palace, 100
Reading, ~; Rock Island, 594; st. Louis
and San Eancisco first preferred, -; st
Paul, COS; do. preferred, ll9; Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, ia; Texas Pacihc, va
Union Pacihc, ll5{; United States NIX
press, AZ; Western Union, sos; WheeIhs
! and Lake Erie l29S; do. preferred. AZ.
Mining Stocks-BGnd B., -; Cholor, oOi
Grown Point, IS; Consolidated Calfornls
! and Virginia, 400; Deadwood, So GOulc
and Curry, 65; Hale and Norcross, ~;
Homestske, 1850; Independence, -; Mex
lean, 100; North Star, -; Ontario, QUO;
kOphir, 800; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada
95; Standard, 100; Union Con-, 80; Vel
low Jacket, So; Iron Silver, 10; QuicE
Silver, $50; do preferred, 400; BulWer, II