Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-01

enlS dt the settlement and to other
o'o'ins u accounts.
New York. February 2S-sfonav ~,
CAL steady at 11@@21a per cent; last
iodn dC per cent
GEM '-''ii0 paper o72W4 per
Storlina ovo,,a
| hr.ix,a "eah Win dctual
| 1 91lI ~ 1900 p1iis de @1.ofg
ao1l1 e.. en ~ anu az S4.ol "
e. o51l n o, " oey .; foSteo Iales
T,a,oiaI LII. c. 80, 100 r. ooiii-
silver oll. 80 y 20 20 r. zcel
par -, .'i NC oo7soo7sc.
aToy.io' - ~
=, :, an 00ii''i' 70
Z new, a. registered -...13S12
l. s Is mo INTEREST," - ia
!. 8 coupon. =. !. =. :. ;. =. ....112
d =. ...-.. W.
Y. s. SIS coupon. .iii15
Pacliic IS Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1882
Government bonds weak.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds firm
Stocks-To-dav's e+ocIy market Woe
.4 lii
".-'A'S vas i"i SLY
cehlereu III the reading STOCKS such as
| Sugar, the Changers, Union Pacific
| preferred and few others The most
oto,,1o .+,oo,tt, w., -, ~,
| '''N vas "i'o 'iio"n W
| these STOCKS. Inc tCtai safes showed
| considerable falling Off from the re-
cent averag ed and the market lacked
! breadth. husiness heing noorlv dis
! tributed. London was seller of
| stocks here to-day for the first time
| in a considerable period. The local
| market was as little affected bv this
| movement as it was bv London's ner-
| sistent buying during the recent de-
| clines. if a temporary heaviness at the
| opening be excepted.
! The fall in International stocks in
/ the early dealings was sharp but was
! for only a. brief time. Added to the
/ davis net. gains the early weakness
| makes the range of prices in the stocks
| affected verv considerable. Apprehen-
| sion over the Cuban question seemed
| to be in allowance. and the course of
! the market was continually upward
! after the opening with the exception
! of a slight reaction after noon, and
| some Welding from the highest point
! near the close on profit taking The
/ noon reaction was attributed to dis
/ apnointment because the Supreme
/ Court refrained from handing down
| it's decision in the Nebraska maximum
1 freight rate case. The sentiments of
| London and New York on the Cuban
| question seemed to be completely re-
yersed for the recent disposition in
! London TO look confidently for a
! neaceful solution gave way to depres-
| sion to-day, the declines in Spanish As
both in London and Paris being par
! ticuIarlv significant. In London it
{ was x and in Paris ! 1892. But 1t Is
none the less highly significant that
! the simultaneous decline in stock
J prices in London and the rise IN New
/ York were accompanied by suHen-
! ing of money rates in London ana
! notably easier tone in New YORK
| Call loans were made as low as l e
! per cent. here to-day, presumably IN
1 response to the gold shipments. 9l'VUV,-
I coo additional being announced TO-DAY.
! Sterling exchanged falled 70 pe stil-
! fened by the gold movement ana de-
mand bills fell to S4.S4, posted rates
/ following and short being marked
down an additional 12c Conslueiaole
! additional shipments OF gold are uh-
| der these circumstances expected later
! in the week. There is talk that efforts
/ will be made to have the remaining
| government deposits of the Union Pa
/ cific money left in New YORK banks
/ for the present, although hotlce nao
/ Non Given of fine intention to with
/ - 80 So :, IN na,. cont weekly in
/ uEaW Cuelu ~ ~ ~ 49, a.
/ StalmentS. Inc amount Oh lHtSe ue-
banks is estimated at sl5, 1000 me