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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
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and permanently valuable one "Camlie'
Is not likely 10 be played this year, but
She will dc So some tuc
sol Smith Russell Will produce In Phil
ad, lphia tomorrow night pay ny
Charles Klein entitled THE Hon. Joln
Grigsby.I The scenes are laid in a little
town in Illinois between the years Of ihl6
and lNis and the title part is That OF an
ambitious and hard working country law
yer. who SIS loaded down with "a number
OF cases he takes TO defend from c0n-
sdentiOus motives OF defending the right
but IN which cases there are very It"
dollars Tor him
w. NJ. Wilhsons new piece. called
"A Stranger ln Strange Land. bt
sydney Wilmer and Walter vincent, is
produced for the first time Monday usn'
last at New Haven The work J.. n
three acts and the scene b. laid in Ln--
land. The piece aims 90 satri1c the pep
eutcrteinod boy many Euehshmen. in".
wild animals may be successfully hun.o
on Broadway and in the principal sue.l
OF other leading American cities. lhe
principal character is q Cherokee lndi 800
who has been taken 10 EuEian as 900
advertisement by quack doctor selling
DaniC Trohman farod 60 wei with An
thony Hopes adventure OF Lazy bi-
sula" when 30 received ifs first perform
auce Oh any stage ln INllidcph i'tl
season that ho viii launch another OF AH-
thonv H0pos plays iu this city at ii.e
Chestnut Street Theatre this week hi'
is "Fuport OF Hontznu" the sequel to
Mr. Hopes former most famous play
"The Prisoner Of Zenl7' TO which itet
is attached particular interest from the
sfart ,''' lanes x. iackctt win again ap.
poar I'm the dual role of The King ana
the Tneuehm1u in which he mas tIri't
obtained such distinguished Success. hu-
,,,, ~ frorfgalltf be- in four acts ana sif
49,, va ,,'l ,,.ii bo en- ospociallv elaborate
,o.t,t,oo r,rodrrff1n 1lo
ft-,4r,o. sorer9i new characters
li't 49,. ,,r1 eavo~-fes Colonel SID..
w ,rerisbain and the Princess
NV f'"
tiaFiA ...,,,,, 20 f,o stage.
'ottlc lfl,l l.E i.. fueh.nd r. b.
ID 'nihp.h' Ni'. ..,.l- ro.dfar William
1 'f..,...tt Charles - Trar-
ri ',n ".u ,.f f.-ir ir fho South
l'' n' ,'"l and lrr with
M r,-r.r IS e9 good % e0u-
NV h. an t.. genuinely i.I.r-
hrtltc lhtl Il VI" LII l. ,tth rr1f.f
'slIi.- ." o,d Dr-1omooo ms the
t..,..1-. ,,po,,ro and Juliet" a.
repertoire Nt-uu' ,, C...,.,
Merchant Of Venice D'lu9 ,"'s'.
and "Ctlci'O" when ono rtm nefs
the productions of Shakespeare thls car:
from Miss Arthur LAS Won i"f. Do
Mr. DAVIS Merchant oI Venice 'i
she promised Romeo anI JuI. WIN
Maude Adams and Mt idF 1Ill4l.
the Warde-Jamcs klddcr per lpi p.
Mrs. carter l.I tH.le w ',rti -r,.i....
and LAS 1ot lake s
plans ~ may lair.F Do H,.u Vl ill.,. -r-
hv some invceieaun- re $780,
Munscv: "Wil the people 'ANe 9''"'
pearet 80 .,,,, avid
Ims may Do me- h'ti' r-,r.,
and those who witnessed '. r,r1.
sons recent performance" al We
Avenue shall have WohahJ ih'
memory of our famous actor. l,.
evenings neINI' nus i' I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
ACCIDENTS IN FULTON.
\ Farmer Badly Hurt and Danger
Gus Runaway.

Mr. Tintz a well-ku0wn farmer in Hen
rico. was badly hurt in fulton yesl,l u'y
morning. lie was returning from MAJ he-
along the Osborn road. Inc acclueHl
Lannencd where the road crosses the
Cbesape3ke and Ohio tracks. Mr. lAhl%
horse was frightened by a passing udih.
The animal turned suddenly, Dtedhlns
mo shafts 10 the buggy upsettins tho
vehicle and throwing Nj. Lintz OUT. ms
head was badly cut. 1--WE ''0
and he was otherwise injured
Cyclone Samuel happe1eu "'"n7 a.
carried Mr. Iintz TO Or. b. J.. Reams
Office where he was uc1'0N' -"''
4 runaway accident happened on
Thursday night about 10 O'Clock, when
Ar Tar-es Johnson accompanied by his
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs. Henry
Romer and baby were returning from a
,.isft -, ,,otber one az his daughters. In
a burev AS the horse reached Nichol-
SON sfreet some dogs ran out al the horse.
AIR Johnson with the whip cut at the
dogs which startled the morse when
boltod and threw Mr.. Johnson out on ms
head causing several severe cuts. Inc
bl.rse ,tfacbed 10 tho buggy dashed
down Nicholson street al d 4ulloLs bdtc
with Mr. Romer and the BABY. Several
atten,,ts wore made 10 stop the frlghten-
"a animaI without success. The horse
ran down the Gnlie's creek and through
wbat fs called New Town and back 10 the
stabie an centre street where he stopped.
The buggy was little DAMAGED Mrs..
Romer and baby escaped unhurt but
were much frightened
Virginia Council. No. 2 Daughters OF
Liberty, which meets every ttiuay hlsnt
s,,bard,nate councils OF that organization
in the city. Friday night. however, in
stead ~ their regular meeting their hall
was thrown open TO everybody The oc-
CASTOR being an elegant oyster supper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20


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or,,oss,,. .,fv Fricnd from India"
,reanlselyinr matinee and night
Cow .ron.cs.'
Tho nonular comedy Ny Friend From
rrdf. " b. tho attraction at the Academy
20 ,f,,.I. on TUESDAY night when the
,,i,,- ,r0l ho ri.en Us third presentation
I, mis- cltv by smyth and hices COM
e5ie-e
,"'. tsone from which the playwright
has extracted q string Of most amusing
eft.afI,n. fru through the warp and
,f t,,.,..a..s 8i.Ioplie DE has Voc
A., conn. of bright love stories. ls
ill.,. somewhat novel one of theos0phy.
The ,uNtaposlUon OF the weird theories
OF occultism and the social ASPIRATIONS
al an mNerlto pork-packcr. presents a
h.ehIv hum lrous conception. upon which
fuu and laughter may Doe naturally piled.
A chn2Iess barber Woo is the result OF
a drunken freak of the scrapegraco son
~ the n.tcate millionaire packer. bee
comes endowed with the "Order of the
Yellow Robe by being compelled go wear
yellow sIk bed-spread 90 hide Dis
nakfIu.ss. and DIS introduced ass "My
Friend from India hy the son TO get
fho later ont of "a scraDo. TO make the
f.r...I., more u.rf.ef the barber is in-
vested with The towel and yellow bowl
characteristic OF the "Ordcr of the Nci-
low EoHe' n India. most learned or
Ger of thcoalDhl-is Contrary f0 One
SONS uiane fho father suddenly c0u-
coiy0s tlo design t0 reduce ihe barber
10 OBJ. condition of social lion. and proc
coed. to do SD. Tho whole family get The
fa,.r and .r. aIIiseI fo wear yellow
roi... before ito aorl-nlcIor finds ont fhe
frrrrsff0n rr tho meantime uo end of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
EeIIIrom His Horse.

Mr.. Oscar Ford. who resides on Han
cock street. while riding his horse near
the Old Market about noon yesterday,
was seized with an attack OF vertigo and
fell to the ground. lie sustained some
severe bruises. which DR.. Brown, OF the
ambulance corps. dressed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Transfers of Real Estate.

Richmond: w. 7. Woodys trustee 70
John L. Cartwright. 81 feet on west side
OF s. 1915.
Henrico: w. NJ. Barnum and wife 20
George w. Lucas. 100 acres on Chicka-
hominy river. ressrying right to all min
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
What we are doing in the Curtain
Department.

Showing Nottingham Curtains from zoe.
10 81 20 pair
Point DEsprit Curtains. from 600 10
$3.50 pair.
Tambour Lace Curtains. from $40 to
So pair 800
Fine Brussels Curtains from $1,000 TO
$1,000 pair.
Many of these ere from p per cent. 10
"a for' cont under value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

eral interest in said land. ingress and
egress for mining purposes, 500
a. J.. Leftwich and wife 70 Henry
Beck, clio OF an acre near Nine Mile road.
three miles east Of Richmoni in ex-
change for Clio OF an acre In same To-
callty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Cheese From Germany.

Business at the office OF the Collector
OF Customs is picking up. This has been
the best month Of the year. A consign-
ment OF cheese to Peter Stumpf was re-
ceiyed from Germany yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

Handsome Qualities. choice designs ou-
bio co.orines BOO Imperial and Highland
smtrnas. Ramie-Fibre. MOquette and Ne
Plus Jliras.
Fu1 line OF Art Squares and Druggets
u Carpet sizes.
Art Squares at i0c.. 4Jc., jjc.' and 6Jc.
square gard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Winnie Davis Monument Fund.

Total receipts TO date $3.50
There was an error in last weeks ac-
Acknowledgements; Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
B0sher should each have been credited
with 5000 MISS *. T. HARRIS.
Treas w. D. NJ. A.. 202 east Main st.
Nov 18th ISIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3I5E. Broad Street.

The right way To capture trade is 70 ae>
serve ~. Correct buying ana corTeo''e
rescnfation are great factors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Tragla'S First Grand Soap Sale

5000 bars and cakes OF an the leading
brand of Soap from an parts OF the
globe, TO go on sale November 18Th, and
TO continue foT one week only. Not more
than three cakes or bars 90 q customer.
Here is a fow Of our prices:
2jc. Cuticura Soap. lc.
10c. Kosmo Buttermnk Soap 3-ic
ljc. Pears English Soap o 1-2c.
25c. Packers Tar Soap, Is l-2c.
zoe. Cashmere Bouquet Soap BE.
2jc. Cuticle Skin Soap gc.
l5c. az lb) bar. Imported GlyceTine
Soap, 9 3-ic.
2jc. Williams Shaving Stick SOAP lJc.
25c. Pears Shaving Stick Soap. lsc
Sc Wash-Rag and CASTLE soap Be-.
l5c. Cuticle Shaving Soap, Z lie.
25c. Arnlca Tooth Soap. l6c
25c. DemHoyala Soap l-c.
25c. Medicated Sulphur Soap. &c.
2jc. Medicated Carboiic Soap. e..
&C. Ivory Soap, g..
Zoe. imported Glycerine Bar Soap. 4c.
i5c Medicatod Tar Shampoo Soap. &C.
&c. Butto1milk and Glycerine Soap. &c.
&c. Uncle Sans Tar Soap. &C.
5oc. bar White CASTLE Soap. per bar
10 Ice.
COO. bar Green CASTLE Soap. per bar. 23c
75c. bar old English Mottle Soap. per
bar. 25c.
25c. Colgate's Shaving Stick per bar. lie.
DC. Velvet skin Soap. per bar. lSc.
lib Williams Parbor Solu. 2fr
special-A fine French White Soap. four
cakes IN box, one 1Ox TO a customer.
per box. o..
Don't fail 10 put in small supply Of
Soap. as this l0t is sold less than cost but
Cor one week only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Black Dress Coos.

our TTl-0- and qI0IlIo5 cH1T00ge o7M-
gcttlou.
Atwood Imperial Serge. 80 inches wide
at 25c.
Atwood Chowots. 80 inches wide, at
33c.
Atwood storm Serge, 30 inches wide,
af Doc
Atwood Worsted Armures. 30 inches
Wide. Soc
ATWOOD Venetian, % inches wide. at
zoe.
These arc better and cheaper than they
have been at any time this season
A great bargain iu AN-Wool Crepon, at
C7c.
Zine brilliant Finish Worsted Crepons,
that have been selling at 800 now }22j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Carpets Once More.

All-Wool lugrains. az 4Jc., JOc., coo.
Tapestry Brussels at 4Jc.. COO, zoe
Choice Nelvcts, nj Doc Sl.oy, 10.
We safely promise saving Of money TO
hoo. who hnY lhelr carpets from us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
4 BARGAIN CAPTIVE.

IN Tlno broad Cl0ths nat were made
TO sell an S150 and viii not be dupii-
Gated no Jess than that figure All colors
and black, for "a few days AZ soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Another One.

1900 yards. 3G inch fast color Pcrcales
n Navios. Reds and Blacks. value l-3c.
at &c. per yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

going for a song
Bows Woollen SUIT. COC
was sl25. now.......... -
BOYS W0ollen Suit. was
$50 TO 800 selling SIOO
at. ...............-
Boys WoOllen Suit. was
$500 10 1.9S selling CT cO
dt.t.stss.s ..rts.s+t-. -
Bows Ovcrcoats. were 81 90
to $3.50. each selling OSC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07
nIn WHEEI1Na BOY.
Now Governor of North Dakota, Gives his
Views on the Philippines.

Now Governor of North Dakota, Gives his
Views ON the Philippines.
Fargo Argus: In reply to an inquiry
addressed by the New York World to
governors OF all the states. Governor
Devlhe wired the following dispatch an
swering the questions: SHOULD We
Hold the Philippines" "should We
Pay Spain Twenty Million Dollars for
Them2"
we sliould hold the Philippines. Not
to DO so would reverse the wheels OF
history. It would mean commercial re-
treat. Under the providence OF God the
war opened the gates OF commerce, and
we should keep them open. We should
as a people take. advantage OF the ops
portunltles that Providence has placed
at our feet. Let US give to the Islands
OF the sea a liberal government and ac-
cept our new duties and responsibilities.
I believe the capacity OF the American
people to govern foreign Islands is as
strong as that Of England or Germany.
New Mexico and California both had
a savage and allen population when we
took possession. In 1919 Florida was
further from New York than Porto RI
co IS from Chicago Texas further from
washington in 1886 than Eawait'is from
Boston In 1898; California more mac
cesslble in Is47 than the Philippines are
nOw.
How shall we govern them? Out OF
local conditions and necessities of the
case, methods OF government VIII grow.
want to see free institutions extend
ed and the whole world hardening to the
American drum beat until the equality
Of all men, under the law, shan be es-
tabllshed In the hearts OF mankind.
Hold the Islands? Certainly. They
are Gods gift to this nation. Not TO do
so would be 10 present to the world the
humiliatlng spectacle OF national weak
ness; cowarGly retreat. To hold them
means commercial prosperity and nc
tiyity along all Industrial lines, such as
this nation has never seen. II means en-
larGed opportunity for idle capital and
idle labor. 1t means reciprocity and
s;atesmun-lite grasp OF our national
destiny.
The question OF twenty million dol
lars, more or less, IS, in my Judgment
a very slight factor. Our country has
proclaimed to the world that the rights
or mankind are the concern OF all Gods
people. and the question Of twenty or
forty million dollars Is an insignificant
ono in consideration OF world prob
Ion which directly affects all man
Kind"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07

UNION STOCK YARDS,
CLAREM0NT,
BALTIMORE. Monday, Dec.

BALTIMORE Monday. Dec. 3.
Hogs,-Arrivals this week, 1880 head.
The receipts are somewhat heavy, being
an increase over those Of last week OF
about 2, ECO head, but the offerings at the
yards are not in excess OF the needs OF
dealers, and a moderate demand pre-
walls at former rates. though values IN
the west are higher. Far western sell at
So 30: those from other points. Including
light pigs, 50 5Og3 20 per 100 pounds
gross.
Sheep and Lambs-Thc receipts are
not henvy-some thirteen carloads-hut
trade is slow at former values owing TO
the heavy offerings Of poultry IN the
markets. Sheep 394c and extra SIC;
lambs 81 956D5 % and few extra 80 ~
per 100 pounds gross.
C:alves.-The market Is dull, with
values easier. Quotations.: Aq6 per lOV
pounds gross. being SOC lower than they
were last week.
CHIcAGo-Cattle, good to choice
steers s. O565tf5; comIponer grades
81 O0d5 90: stOclEer5 and feeders 81 GOO
/ 40; mostly ut 81 1904 90; cows 81 81;
Fat cows and 1nelfers 50 50G4 so; bulls
50 406I4 10. Hogs, sales were made at
So OOGS 20 and 50 So for common to fair
IN to Sc 1898 90 for choice 10 stElctly
prime hogs, the bulk of the sales being
at 50 1908 Az; pigs 50 1908 80. Sheep
and lambs steady; sales were. at g !6g
s so for common to prime lambs; 81 $50
4 rs for yearlings and s. 1904 80 for
sheep. Receipts: Cattle 1000 head;hogs
$4,000 head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira IS 25@5 40; prime 81 00G5 10; COM
mon So 2O1S go. Hogs lower; heavy
hogs 59lOc higher, other grades steady;
heavy hogs IS 1908 so; mediums 50 30;
best Yorkers and pigs 50 30; common to
faIr Workers 50 20a3 %; skips 81 ESQ
3 20; roughs 81 OO63 co. Sheep steady;
choice wethers "a 1904 so; common
Sc 5O63 so; choice lambs s. 2O95 40;
common 10 good 50 5O95 10; veal calves
81 OOa7 So
cINcINNATI-Hogs easy at 50 100
. 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07

wheas-No. spring sS9ets4e; 10. 2
red GS0e9c, 81.
oats-No. 2, ss1s927ei No Wnl1e
az 62Sisc.
Rye-No. 2, Sc
Fiaxseed-NO. /. 995Se9t 81 Wa. y
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 g.
Ness Pork-Pes barrel $ 00@S %
T,ard-Per 100 Ma. s. eo4s lI15.
Short RIbs-SIdes OoOse) & ZOOS ~:
Drg galted shoulders (boxed) 44ot!tc-
short clear sides (boGed), 8 sQe5 %:
whisky = Dlstlllers' finished goods
IS sugars : cutlOat 5.95c; graduated
5.l5c. ~.
butfer market was dull; creameries
1562iisc; diaries boise.
Cheese-Steady at sA9i04c.
Eggs-F'irifIss fresh 2292Z35c.
NEW YoRK-Fiour very duh and
wheat spot easy: No. red t5Se {. o.
b. afioat: options opened steady cloee1
&c net lower: Gales included NO. tea
January closed at I31kc.
Corn, No. ., 40&c I. o. b. atoati OPP
tons opened steady. closed Ag7bc net
decline: May closed at 39hc.
oats, spot dull; No. 2. Bic; No. 2 Whlte
S2hc; options dull anu nominal.
Hops steady. s.,u
Cheese, firm. Cottonseed oil dull.
Rice dull. AioiasseS ilrm.
Coffee. options closed quiet WIN
prices unchanged to points lower; sales
0g SUSIE snsS' raw finn; refined dun and
nominal.
BALTIAIoRE-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat firm; spot and month
7IM67lmc: receipts $4,000 bushels; ex,
ports GA 900 bushelE Corn firm; spot ann
month 3993sMc; December. new or oiu
SsM63Sgc: January SSiS 9SS1sc; recslpts
"a 100; exports $4,000. Oats quiet and
easier; No. 2 white SEC sales; No. mix
ed sec bid; receipts 10000 bushels, Butt
ter, eggs and cheese steady and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI-Flour dull. Wheat
dull; No. red 6S1sc. Corn firm; NO. z
mixed 341Ac. Oats easy; No. 2 miGeo
2SIac. Rye firm; No. 2, SIC. Lard easier y
al "a 92Js. Bulllmeats steady at y TO-
Bacon steady at IS s7ih. Whisky trm
at 81 20. Butter unchanged. sugar nrf'
Eggs firm at l9c. Cheese steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07
Wool.

BosToN-The wool market this week
shows a steady tone and It nov looks
as though values have reached the level
at which coming trade Will be done:
The price OF domestic woods Is firm and
sales are frequent Territory woods
rance at 4sG45c; secured for good sta
pies In the lots Of fine medium and fine,
with choice staple higher. Australian
woods hold firm at prices that have
ruled here and fair sales are being
made from time TO time The following
are the quotations for leading descrip-
tions: Ohio and Pennsylvania tleeces:
X and above 26927c; Xxx CSC; Xxx and
above s9c; delaine 29dgOc: No. ! comb
ing SOC; No. do 29GSUc; Michigan.
wisconsin. etc, X Michigan. 2992Sc;
No. / Michigan com6lng zoe; No. Illl-
nois comblng 29C; No, . Michigan comb
ing 2SG?9r: No. Illinois comb
ing 2Saggc: y New York. New
Hampshire and Vermont 22c: No. l
New York, New Hampshire and Ver-
mont Csc; delaine Michigan 26q2ic,
NEW YORE-wool steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07

chaser on balances. PROFIT taking q the
dine checked the advance IN the local
market which became dull IN the altef-
noon, with quotations generally vel
maintained. Sugar, after an early ad-
vance sold on a. usual on the anuounce'
ment Of the regular dividend disbur5e-
ment. The transactions In this special
~ were very large and covering OF
shorts brought about fun recovery 70 the
bet advance OF the day. leaving the
price point below yesterday. TIE tea-
ture Of importance was the loalerH,
which vera buoyant on the assupmption
that q new trade agreement would be N
eRect next month. Delaware & Hud-
son was especially strong on reports o.
the probable continuance Of the present
rate OF dividend 70 be declared next
month. Pacific stocks were strong and
At periods Of depression IN to-day trad.
ing rallied the rest OF the list. Central
Pacific rose ~ points on the dissemina-
tlon OF report that the government
might extend the time for that 10 pay us
obligations to the government. The ac-
ton OF the days market reflected the
continued operations, as for some time,
OF large speculative interests In having
diverted their operations IN low priced
shares which give promise OF increased
or impending dividend disbursements.
Considerable amounts Of stocks ruling
In the 40s were taken In hand, conspicu-
Gus examples being c.. C.. G. & st. H..
Southern preferred and Northern Pacific.
The granger group showed gpurts OF ac-
tivfty at times and moved in sympathy
with the general market, although I'M
provements as a rule were less pro-
nounced.
Manipulatlve orders were distributed
freely among the high priced speclalties,
the course OF Sugar, Tobacco. Metropolis
tan and Consolidated Gas being striking
features. The latter stock exhibited
marked heaviness and closed with a de-
cline OF points.
The bond market showed decided
strength at many points, operations in
some Of the recent favorltes being on a
large scale. Total sales $i,413,0O0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07

NEW YoRK-The changes in the
metal market have Seen unimportant as
to extent and number In some cases
the market shows suosidlng on the part
OF buyers, in most OF cases, however.
conditions show well sustained ability,
According Il the official report of the
New York Metal Exchange pig iron
warrants closed quiet and nominal with
sellers at $50. Lake copper quiet, with
buyers at Sl2 So: sellers az $l2 so. Tin
firmar al SIS 10 bid and SIS % asked.
Lead quiet at 50 60 bid ard So G2la asked,
Spelter firmcr with buyers at IS % and
sellers at S. IS. The firm naming the
setting price for miners and smellers
calls lead 80 50: copper SO IS and cast
Ing copper Sll 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07

NEW YoRK-Thcre has been better
demand on the spot to-day for cotton
goods generally but qulcter mail order
demand. The tone OF the market con-
tinues firm for both staples and fancy
lines. Print cloths situation llrm; reGu-
lar print cloths unchanged In price but
some finer counts slightly dearer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-07
FIEAHoE AND TRADE
The Features o. the MONEY aud stock
AInrkeia.

NEW YORK, Dec. G,--Money on call
steady at 2G12h per cent; last loan w
per cent. Prime mercantile paper aAGsa
per cent Sterling eNvch1nge steady,
with actual business IN bankers bills at
4 sSH "a s3ik for demand and at 81 S1k4g
4 SlR for 60 days: posted rates 81 $40
4 S2IS and 4 s5lsG4 Sc Commercial bills
81 S0B. Silver certificates 6ohaGlHc
Bar silver 90 ll-lGc. Mexican dollars
46Nc. ~,
Fractional gains throughout the list
were the resul, Of to-ddy's trading. The
decided strength OF the carly market ~
sympathy with LOndon's improved
prices and London was a ANAL pur-
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OIL CITY-credt balances 81 Is; ccr-
tlfcates, cash. 10 bids or sales; ship
ments 6O5,476 barrels; runs $3.50 bur-
rels.
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sunday trains between Uhrichsville and
cleveland. Other trains daily except Sun.
Electric cars between bridgeport and
Wheeling, and bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and Belairc
Consult agents for general Information
all pclntg. ..
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