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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-05

THE CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec. 3--Constisring tha.
Liverpool showed closing declines Of issg
Ssd. Northwestern receipts gave no signs
Of falling on: the opening In wheat was
stronger than might hsve been expected
May started only = shade under yesteT-
few moments hesitation advanced UNI
der a very little buying 10 fShsc. For
about ar h0Gr trading was ~ moderate
volume Eus scattered ana confined most
Is 20 trade r00TBeTs, commission houses
having almost no 01tsade orders silhsr
way The weeks clearnees OF wheat ard
-four from sais Couatry broke all previous
records. amounting 70 :. sfss0 bushels. but
even th!s fac. failed 20 stimulate tradln Z
- any extent and before IL o'clock the
market began % suffer from thu lack OF
interest and prices slowly declined. Short
Is before the close May touched s<rAse.
This was aoosss put price. aad some buy
!ng 10 protect provisions gave little bet
ter tone 70 the LAST few minutes trading.
tie market closing fairly steady a. ssiae.
There was a good trade In corn, ard the
market fer most OF tho session was quite
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.
BPeadntu6a.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec Spot wheat.
dull and unchenged: futures lower baf-
activity in either spot or futures. Oa,s.
quiet; prices undisturbed, supplies ample.
Spot quotations were:
Flour-Ns. fO, family extras, Hi5a4..':
Wheat-Snipping, Sis for No. / and
sI.lsl. for choice: milling, 81 36al .2ss+.
Barley-Feed. sl-2sJ1 2ss.: brewing. $la2is
Oats-Poor to fair. nLIZlaG1.eo: good TO
choice, s.. 22izali. D. fancy feed, S.2a- al. 30;
gray. 81 -2ealz5 milling. 81 2rz0l. .: Sur
prise, si-3ssII. s2ie: black. for seed, $l-6s4
10; red. sI.f99IyO.
Flour. quarter sacks. sos; Washington.
$50; wheat, centais. $50; Oregon. 500:
Washington. Ais: harley. centals, 40:
Washington. 1855; oats. centais. s46; Wash
;ngton, l.225 beans. sacks. 1853: corn, CEN
tails. ASS: potatoes. sacks. Washington.
3. SOS: onions. sacks. 1.10o middlings, sacks,
number. LAO; rais.ns. boxes, ta3: quieks.l-
Yer, flask. 100, wine, gallons, ed.in.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Millstuffs-Middiings siad2l; bran. s1i.5o
Gfo. 80 per ton: best barley, SllGl3.5o alfal-
Is, s1igi2 30: stock, $ieall: straw. per bale
35er1oc
Potatoes Early Rose. 4aa5sc;; river Bur-
banks, 7ae@sli 10. oregon Burhanks. e5ces
LOO; sweet, 65cMI2.
ables-Silverskin onions. 00s5c;
pickle onions. 4oa5oc; garlic. sa7c; green
peas. iuee; string beans. i4sc per 10; ,oma-
toes. 2Oftioc.
Fru,tSApple.; choice. 81: common 4ec;
Strawberries. 81; cranberries, $sese: navel
oranges. s2.oegI3.5 80: Mexican lines. repack,
= .5eGsi; common California lemons, $l31.50;
choice California lemons. sos; bananas.
81, z2s2.5o bunch: pineapples, $2a5 dozen
Butier-f'ancy creamery, 2i225c; seconds
e2a2sc; fancy dairy. re: seconds. 17Q2Ic
picked ls4lsc; lrkin. 1sQ1sc.
Cheese-New, 1iatl2c; old. l0n Io5.e; Young
America, 1il=esl2c: Eastern. 12gi3c.
Eggs-Faney California ranch. 3s43sc.
PotItry-rurkey gobolers. 13qlie: turkey
ROSTERS. sia5; small hroilers, $3a4: large
brollers, Siui.50; fryers, siQ4.59; hens. s.. so
n4.5o: geese, s1.5oal.s5 pair: old pigeons, 81
LBS; young pigeons. Sl.5GE9i..5.
Wool and Hops.
Wool: pring-Nevada IoII2l2e: Eastern
Oregon. 10GGi2c: Valley Oregon. l5api7c Fail
Northern mountain lambs Sa10c mount
an lamhs. 7qsc; San Joaquin plains, eqsc;
Humboldt and Mendocino. 91lIc
Hops--Crop Of 1898, l3Qisc.
Closing Quotations.
Call board sales: Wheat--Steady; May.
Barley-Nos quoted.
corn-Large yellow. S1.0s1z4LL1.
Bran--sli. 5gal5.5o so.
Exchange.
Sterling on London-s!xty days, sas2H.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat-Nomnal at ILLS.
Financial.
Silver bars -. 59is Drafts-Sght -. i
Mex. dolls ..HA9i7als Telegraph .. :. l1hs
Mining stocks.
Aha III Justice -. - 49,. is
Andes >entuck Con .. >. 5
Belcner -. % .dexican -. -. :. 20
Best 4 Belcher =. 3ss Occidental Con 81
Bullion 3l)phir -. -. ..... 50
Challenge Con a.. 16IJvsrman 49, 49,. 3
Ihoiiar % t'otosi 49,. a. 49, NJ
Confidence -. 80. .0t savage go 10
Con Cal. & Va =. 1875 Sierra Nevada ISl
Con. Imperial 49,. 1iCnion Con "
Crown Point e. :. IslUtah Con - Il
Gould * Curry -. l6l yellow Jacket -. Is
Hale Il Norcross. l55I Standard $50 I'm
JULIA 80. -. ...... II
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IN STREET REASSESsMENT-
q Treasurer Notice
..~cz Is hereby given that the assess
rol. approved and confirmed Nv Or
r~s No. 8 ls2. for the reasseSs meat os
Street from Seventh Street 10 Broad
Z Tie CITY - Seattle. which improve
: Vas made urue< authority OF crssi.
= Ne. .Sts, ana the reSssesSiueat or.
4 y ordinance No. S.2s. has been GER
e TIE Ter Collection. Assessments ar.
aAs and Hay&h8e. and | axrehy xiye
= 'hat unless payment thereon ia
sestth6r Wi.h TIE lawfully accrued
= ~isbin f;ltFty days from rae frs,
.SioA % tf'.S uctarc. SssGh Ss.~S meat
ssSsf''le ael n11a@t and continue 10
a1efest az IRE rate II ten pa- ceat ner
- and X n, gaiA before such assess
ssaI have become deuUQusnr a nen-
= Nse uef a. ~ wiG he added ~
ssstsslifS'tS s.ro Dot PAID w!thtn fhe
aasa lei ter @4Ytnenr - city AYE
-. ss@'oi'e Zee 80 1he addition %.
Fss.a4iiss art iateresg as are pra-
~ law Art i1e .o4s Or na-csis ~
sseh ~Alel 30 / assessments. together
aeStNed q. eTest, penalties xnA
e. tAa4tn delinquent. are liable 70 he
- NE time aa8 Z the manner a,sa
~. s'ne authority Ax lands and lets
- .e- city taxes.
4 II FeCTE
,ssss@rer % he CITY Of Seattle.
81. ~ aIss publication. New. q. ssSS.
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rough, 8 aGls: s1s1 e. $s-5oF1s: 8
siiuf4 Box boards. E-snch and I'd. $a5-
Sse9s. b@vel sizing, weight 100 lbs. si4a $50;
ceiling, weights Nos !, and ), a-iach.
I,sD lbs; Nos. i. ard .. Sxs-inen, q -
sisrz-: wainscoting. &le6A: rustic. <-9-S.
cne-incn nnish. L. II and Is feet. Sz5Qsz:
thick finish. s2s94; cedar squares. I, ;.
and 10 feet szis31. p.eksEs. s12.
kfin-Slriec, 81 IL advance Of green Dray-
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Financial,

NEW YORK. Der s.-Tbe Eyening
The stock markets neFe opened duh to-
day. notably Americans, bat the latter
with the exception OF Central Pacific eiesed
AT a slight Improvement. Nearly Il $50 go
was paid by the market 20 shs bank today
fss money &aE easy notwithstanding this
and the London market rate was o. Pc.
cent.
There was furtAs- heavy gold uaoys-
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheas-Marke. unchanged. export, No.
club &c: No. ] hlusSsem, &c: milling, NO.
ciub, &c; No. l biueste'n, Sc
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Fiour-Receists q 0s9 barrels: exports,
1880 barrels. Market quiet. bat steady.
Minnesota patents, 8s5nA; winter
straights, 334SM3.56.
Wheat-Receipts. 4sI IS bushels; exports.
- 800 bushels. Spot steady, No. rel, Tic
T. o. b. Options opened easy under bearisa
cables. rallied on covering, but weakened
again through Gullness. and closed Sc
lower; January closed at s3Asc: May closed
at 7Iisc; December closed at 15isc.
Wool-F'ie-ee. l5N22c.
Hops-pacifie coast. 1895 crop. laa2ic
COffee-Options opened easy. net un-
changed to points lower. Sales, IL so bags,
Including: December. B.4Ac: March. Toe /:
May. g. sc. Spot Rio steady; No. invoice.
eAc: Ne, 1obbing. csc. Mid steady; Cor
dova, Ssil5c.
Sugar-Raw firm. hut quiet; fair refining.
3 i5-lsc; centrifugal, astest. 3 2l-5c. Re
fined duh and nominal: GRADUATED. sac:
cut loaf. sac.
Metals.
Copper-I>ake. brokers. si2-75: casting.
sii7a
I<sad-The firm thai fixes the selling
price for miners ana sfneiters quotes lead
at 81 Is at the close.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

Irania2- Wat. Br hE ,a7 Eongkeng Puget sound
=. Am schr stonsN ewpo
nate Fownes. Acapulco Po-s Townsend
u lSaFseSs francisco Tacoma
Ok
Powys Castle Thomas R ok i.es Cardiff Puget sound
p o San cisco Eyerei
Robert I'm sehr tons
Spfngoank Boy3 br ga Francisco
Wilson, n, Francsco Nanain
hr,4 Annoy nssnG.
r.
Yanagoch MARI Allen jap S. Ss tons yokeAama Seattle.
PGgets
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PORTLAND, Dec. 3.-Wheat-Weak;
wal.a Walla. 5sG5sc: valley. SesIs1c: blue
stem, &c.
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firm, December particularly. The market
eased off in the day on colder weather and
prospects for a fTeer country movement.
May closed unchanged.
The market for oats was rather weak
throughout. The range was narrow.
May closed isQ.c lower.
fected provisions. and the market showed
weakness for the first time this week.
Packers sold literally. the support COM
ing mostly from the outside.
Prices tended slowly downward and
closed at about the bottom January
pork 7i.c lower: lard. elk9r,c lower; and
ribs. sc lower. at si6o.
Wheat, No. 2.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
n May ss,.as ss ss ss,sas S. a. ss
Corn, No. 2.
R S RAJ * =: y sssss ''''':ss
n nsy sssass ss s aS@s 81. s ss'ss:ss.
Mess Pork. per BnrreI.
s KAY # II IL IL /. j.
Lard. per 100 Pounds.
Hay sia; :: '5 555 Sc 81: 5as Sc s.
Dec. ...... %. AS
short Ribs, per 100 Pounds.
Jan. :. s. G7ia 81 81. 81 50 "a 60
May .. 40 S2iz 415 AS
Cash Quotations.
Fi0ur-Steady; winter patents. sS,goa3so;
straights, s2i543.3O: spring specials. ssg
40. spring patents. s3,30fl3.s1, straights,
s. SOFAS 10; bakers, s.. 2@6s2.5o.
Whea.-Spring, No 8. 62865c; red, Nc 2.
(. o. b.. T0c.
Corn-No. .. &17s 4i3fsc
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Dec 3.-Wnea.-Club. 5sizc
btuesgern, 62stzxssSs-
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BOSTON, Dec. 3-Closing:
Bos. x Mont go Wolverine . -. 3lIs
T. * d ~, III. IS Parrot -. 80
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ment from the hank. IL was not known.
however. during business hours. and VIII
cause surprise to the market. II is gen
orally beieved that, although gold lis go
ing TO Germany. much OF the present with
drawal on German account has really en-
tered recently into various extensive finan-
cal schemes with Russian companies for
whom Germany has specially contracted
TO supply certain portion OF the capital
In gold This is now costing Berlin dearly.
Weekly Financial Review.
LONDON. Dec. 4~-The upward move
ment IN the markets received sharp check
by the, gold Withdrawals, being as much
affected as money Fortunately. however,
there was recovery towards the close OF
the week, prices finishing steady or with
good advances. Al one time American Sc
tliss rise had not been sustained owing 10
the prodt-taking. though the final prices
were considerably above last weeks. Union
Pacific preferred advanced q. Central Pa
Northern Pacific common. =: Denver &
Rio Grande preferred ~; Denver Il RIO
Grafide ordinary Is: Denver preferred rose
point
Money was plentiful at 2g2ls per cent.
until Monday when ) per cent was asked
on three months bills.
Brendstuns.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. S--Wheat~No. red
Western winter. stock exhausted; No. I
red Northern spring firm at Is Fad: No.
California. Ga lodges leisd.
Corn-Amer,can mixed spot. old, steady
az IS load; December quiet At SIS ei@d:
January. nothing quoted; March quiet 1t
Is 7ssd.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady at
xs.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast firm at
f51s
wheat--Fusures closed easy: December.
S. sd: Ms IN. ~ Sgd
Wheat-F4rnl: wheat in Paris weak; -four
In Paris weak.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Dec. 3-Consols. 'lDz.. Silver,
27isd.
Wheat carsoes Off coast. buyers with
drawn, caraoes on passage easier.
Canadian Pacific. SsM Grand Trunk, ia
Bar silver steady 271ad. Money. 24s1a per
cent.
spanish four..
LONDON. Dee. 3--9uanlsh IL closed on
the stock exchange today az ii a-ls against
4iiT. the closing price Of yesterday.
Gnndif{nIs nf he
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Dairy Prod nets.

On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery. T502iiyc .
dairy, fZRi9c Chesse-stcady. Sksslgizc
Eggs-Firn; fresh, &c.
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.
FLAG. RIG AND NAME.

~ " " ~''@aa "a's To-Day
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-~To8ay's state.
ment OF the condition 81 tbs treasury
shows.
Gold reserve e. -. .......-...... 24Z 235 u!
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Dec :, 1sss.
Exchanges az the Seattle, Tacoma, Spo-
Kane and Portland clearing houses TO-DAY
were as follows.
EXCHANGES Balances
seattle .&xtSs.. I~Z -. H94.sbtB5 "A
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EA~T md SOUTH.
The shasta Route through California IL
the popular route East and South at this
season Of the year. Rates same as over
Northern lines Ticket orrics Glib First
avenue Seattle. Wash.
THE Northern Pacific g making special
rate Of ssb for the round trip TO the Ia
NOUS Green River Hot Springs. Tickets
or sale Frsdavs ard SATURDAYS
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Stocks-Rafiroad d.


Atcnlson -. 49,. 1sas,N J. Central =. 80
Preferred -. :. 4sl4lS. Y. Central ..1ls4
r. 4 Ohio e. -. hsSsiN Y. &. & stL 1914
Can Pacific 49,. ~ First pa E. -. Il
Canada 50 1iis Second pf4 49,. "a
Cent Fac p. -. &2sz Nor. West =. -. i4i4
CaeS- & cAio -. 2i3s No. Am CO ~
Chi & Alton &c. Isls No Pacific =. -. 40iS
Cai Il. & - ...lIsi4 Preferred =. -. 55&s
Chi Il r III 49, 5saS on;a-.o & " go. 1913
Preferred =. ..Uea Or. X. a. y -. - 80
Chi. q " :. >. lsfs{t1r. sho<t Lire H.. IS
Chi Ina. * L.. ~ t. Coast Is, pf3. -
Preferred :. - q Second pfd 80. Il
Ga. * y. " -lats4 EattSo1rg ....ll2
Preferred ..Is- Heading - lS4s
c. {. c x 81 l. "a FtTst ps4 ~.
Preferred q ~. g. " =. -..... -
Del Il HUDSON. es's Preferred -. -. 81
Del l. x " ..,ltsi.i Rock leland .. los.
Des & RIO c.. LIS :. l. * ; + o.. -
Preferred .. -. - Preferred q. -. ~.
Erie (new1 >. :. 49, Seeoad pti -. a.
FIRST PA :. :. ~ &. l. & 5 W . ~
p Wayne = ia Preferred =. -. a.
Ct Nar. pa lie - Paal r.. =. ..-lls
Hooking Val -, - ireserTe3 o.. ...la-s.
u.lGo8s CenI ...iiii. 81, T.. & 0gn 80. ~
Lake y IL W =. Is Preferred .. ..Tgs
Preferred .. SEA 8. L. N. * MIS-
Lake Snore =. .fs3 sSSe Pacific :. - -y3A
Lsus * Mash :. ~ 80 Railway 49,. Igsx
Manhattan l. =. sSis Preferred q. -. alTs
Met. -. Ry ISIS Tex * Pacific =. 35A.
AiCh Cent ..-- lfssz Union Isc - -. 2TTs
MINI l. s. L.. - Preferru. =. -. e<s.
First pt1 :. :. "a lL. +. u. & G -. La
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- - - @-N'A
Dasfh bark PAY Eae,s cleared for BunOs AyTes having on board
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LONDON. Dee. 3-~9panlsh Is closed
the stocA exchange today az ii ale. agat
4l'.. the closing price ~ yesterday.
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a.."|-L "#HH.|H E..HaH "FH||
great wealth to their favorite niece, the
wife Of Don Carlos, placed the pre-
tender in comfortable circumstances,
but when she died 1t was found that she
had left her money in trust for her chill
'dren, leaving but q small allowance to
her husband. He had neglected her
shancful!y. and they had lived apart
for many years. He cast about for n
means OF relief, and In less than a year
married the wealthy Princess Marie
Berthe de Rohan. The marriage took
place April %. 1894, the bride being just
twenty years younger than her hus-
band. She Is a member OF the illustri-
Gus house OF Rotran. which alone. OF all
the noble families of France and Aus
tria, has the right OF addressing the
sovereisns as cousin"
Since the death OF the Comte de Cham
bord Don Carlos has: been looked on
with a new interest as q possible pre-
tender to tho French throne. for by
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Dr.. Miloa'P1fH P;ils are guaranteed to stor
Ecd6dch6inso c!cutos, "Ono cent U dose,
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~
that death he became. the head OF the
branch Of the Bourbons which descends
in direct line from the second SON of
Louis XIV. In the Comte de Cham
bord the male line Of Louis XIV. be-
came extinct. The Orleans line, the
head OF which Is the Due d'Orleaus. de-
sends from the Due dorleans. a
brother of Louis XIV.
Don Carlos. who may become Charles
VII. OF Spain. has five children by his
first marriage, among them one son,
now in his 18th year. who is no doubt
Wiling to pose either as dauphin OF
France or infarte OF. Spain. Don Car
los himself was expelled from France
in 1881 on the ground that he had allied
himself with De Chambord. Then he
crossed over Into England and lived in
London. for some time. OF late lie has
aiternated between Venice and Vlareg-
gle. where he has splendid establish
menss. There are said TO be nearly 1000
Carl!s. clubs now alive In Spain.
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AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

U. S. new As reg.1lIIs
do coupon......nS
q. s. Is ..........1Q1
do coGpon....-.lB
do seconds -. %
U. s. Is reg......19js
do IS ~coupon...1iei,
Pacific IS OF 49,. .1U2js
Atchison ......... lOn
do Preferred. .,
Bal. q ohio....., l5H
iCan. Pacific...... 70
Can. Southern. 20
Central Pacific. II
Ches. & ohlo.... 17ii
Chi. e. Alton....1a
Chi. Bur. & O.. Sis
G. &C. & st. l.. 25L
do Preferred. 6Sas
Del. i Hudson ..1iis
Del, Lack. & W.1i4A
Den. & RIO Co.. 10
do preferred. 40
Erie (nsw) ...... 10?i
do first pre-. 2gS
Fort Wayne ....16T
Illinois Central. &c
Lake Erie & W. l25.
do Preferred. 6S
Lake Shore......17G
Lou. & Nash. -. a
Mich. Ccntral...1bgk
Mo. Pacific. 25
n. ]. ~central.... Sii
n. Y. Central....10GG
Northwestern ...ll5
do prefcrred...lI2
Northern Pac... q
do preferred. Oh
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FINANCE N A

Tho Features Of the Money aud Stock
Markets
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Money on call
steady at 2G2M per cent; last loan 2 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5hGG per
cent. Sterling exchange firm. with act
ual business In bankers bills at 81 S3h
"a sSH for demand and 81 79a for 60
days; posted rates 81 S0ka4 81 and 81 81
a. S41s; commercial bills 81 10. Silver
certificates 55N I5S,Ac. Bar silver sec.
Mexican dollars 45Ac.s
There has been an influential party in
the stock exchange representing u large
following OF security holders which has
held tenaciousiy TO the view that war
was in some means to be averted.
Oven the events OF this week up to to-
day seemed 10 fail to convince this ele-
ment that Spain would maintain Its at
titude i'm the face OF the demands and
the Show of force by the United States.
The tirnlncss Impaired by the refusal of
this element to sell gave rise to tho
opinion In many quarters, that the mar
ket had already amply discounted the
actual event or waA But to.Gay's
events apparently convinced the con-
scrvative element TINT war Is to be q
fact and demonstrated that the N1uida-
ton incident to war had by nolmeans
been completed. Early In the day New
York held above the London parity and
there were occasional rallies even after
the receipt Of the news that Gen. Wood
ford had been given his passports, but
reports from the cabinet meeting at
Washington Indicating preparations
for an immediate forward movement OF
the armed forces OF the United States
showing TINT war already practically
existed. caused selling. The brokers on
the, floor OF the exchange manifested
considerable enthuslasm and tho ross
trum was Handsomely drapcd with
American flags, but they continued TO
sell Stoke. Some very heavy blocks
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any old symphonic
DR.. Miles Remedies
are'sold BY oil drug.
gfsts under y positive
guarantee, frst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of tho heart aud
nerves free. Address,
DRMILES EEDICh
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tTstRffi fsf -1f NkfT
wore thrown over in thu ilnat hour and
everything went 70 SHOW that these
were In liquidation OF long holdings
pure and simple. Such market leaders
as Burlington, ST. Unui, Louisville and
New York Central e.i over three points
below last nights close. There was no
rally In the final dealings. the market
continuing active and weak, and clos.
Ing ut the lowest During the early part
OF. the day selling for foreign account
was large and offerings were well alb
sorbed. The number OF shares sold for
that account Is estimated at 10000.
This continued selling OF our securities
by London doubtless had It's influence
in the days advance OF &c In the rate
for demand sterling bills, Joined TO
this foreign selling there was u cortln-
ued stiffness In the rates for money Mt
foreign centres reflected In q further
decline In British consols and French
rentes. The days engagements OF gold
for Import nevertheless lransup TO over
81 1000. 900 again. Call loans continued
10 be madeto on the local stock exchange
at as low as 2 per cent. Foreign de-
mand for cotton and breadstufrs con.
tlnues very keen and IL making ex.
change NIL the time. This demand In
based ON the expectation that supplies
may be cut or II war breaks out.
Opinions vary as to the stock eS-
change still existing In New York. but
there Is very little fear In financial cir
Giles OF any strlngency in the money
markets. Banks all over the country
are we'll fortified, and even in the event
that a large government loan Is to be
Goated, lttis pointed out that little OF
this money Will be expended abroad
but will rather find its way quickly
back into the channels of the home
market. The government met some
heavy payments for foreign account to-
day which were reflected In q debit bal
ancc at the clearing house OF sl,lSi, $40.
But with the actual outbreak OF hostil-
tiles there Will be no more purchases
OF warshlps or war material abroad.
The bond market showed some In
crease In activity and losses were re-
corded all around Total sales s1.225,-
900. u
u. s. new AZ registered advanced x
while the coupons Of the same issue de-
clined Y in the bid price. There were
sales Of the coupon at 1854, which Is an
advance OF !: over the last preceding
sale, but the advance was lost in sub
sequent sales. A block Of 100000 Of the
registered bonds at l171s, an advance
OF Y over the last preceding sale.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
100000 shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
blegram:
After a temporary rally on no change
In the Bank Of England discount rate,
the stock markets here closed dull to-
day. Spanish As closed at the lowest,
.3l7s. Americans were fiat but above
the New York parity.
|Hg nnNry AMI cn,oor- Nr,Dp, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-22
prtrOieit,n.

OIL C1TY-Crcdit balances .74c: cor.
t~l1cates, first sales 1000 barrels regular
at 74ihc; 1000 barrels regular, Mt 7aN:
closed at 138c bid for cash. Shipments
S1.SS0 barrels; runs 9i,351i barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-22
nry Goods.

NEW .YoRK-rhc dry goods market
Is fcGturcless for the moment. though
future prospects are brighter than has
heretofore been the case. Prints are
irmer In tone to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-22

TOLEDO-Wheat active and higher;
No. . cash 81 06: May 81 e5h. Corn ac-
tive and firm: No. . mixed S2hc.. Oats
active and steady; No. . mixed 27itc.
Rye dull but firni; No. 2 cash 56hc.
sCloverseed active and lower; prime
cash and April SO 10 asked. OIL un-
changed