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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-29

Cash quotations were as folloWS:
Flour, easy.
Wheat, No. spring 676S@1zc; No. 2
red 711ac.
Corn, No. 2, S2@S2Ac; No. 2 yellow
33Ac.
Oats. No. 2, 23@25A; No. white
23A D26Ac; No. 8 white 22@25%c.
Rye, No. 2, 531ac.
Flaxseed, No. /, 971ac; new 81 co.
Timothy seed, prime So 471s.
Mess pork, per barrel S. 05QS so.
Lard, per 100 pounds SIS 00@5 621a.
Short Ribs, sides Qoose), s. 05@
%.
51ac.
Short clear, sides (boxed), So $50
5 As.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods pei
gallon 81 &c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creamerles
131a017c; dairies 121a@151ac.
Cheese, weak at S1a@9e.
Eggs, weak; fresh 110111sc.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 1897: exports, 21,517; was firm
er at the close and fairly active on
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports,
1856 $50 bu.; sales, 1,515,00O bushels lu-
lures; $4,000 bushels spot; market
steady No. 2 red, nc +. o. b. anoat
spot; No. 1 Northern Duluth, 7SAc L. O..
b. afioat; spot; No. 1 hard Duluth, sc
f. O. b. afloat to arrive; No. RED, l934c
elevator; options opened weak at sc
decline because of bearish cables and
cool weather in the northwest.
Throughout the session they were IN
active and barely steady under oper-
ations by local bears, but near the close
suddenly reused into activity and
strength on an alarm of shorts attrl-
buted to bullish reports by Snow and
the Modern Miller" The close was
firm at a partial &c net advance. July,
755s@76 3-1ec. closed 761sc; Septem-
Der, rs 5-16G76 Lice, closed 76c; De-
cember, 771A@7S1sc, closed 7S1sc.
Corn-Receipts, 139.425 exports,
244, los; spot steady: No. 2, Csc +. o. D.
afoat, prompt shipment, 36$4c elevator;
options opened easy at &c decline I'M
der favorable weather news, but was
subsequently unchanged by wheat and
a good demand, closed firm at a partial
! &c net advance. July closed 36&c;
Septmeber. $685. @36zse, closed $3.50;
/ December, 1854 @361sc, closed Boise.
| Oats-Receipts, 166 100; exports, A.
! ST.; spot quiet; No. 2. use: NO. }, &c;
/ No. 3 white. 29c: track white. 29G35c;
track mixed western, &c; options quiet
| and nominal.
| : Hay weak.
Hops steady.
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London's buying Of Americans was re-
! ported to be for continental account
Taken all IN all there was sufficient de-
mand for stocks to run the forenoon
business up to within 10000 shares or
yesterdays total transactions and con-
siderably over the total for some days
of this week. Business fell off, how
ever, very notably in the afternoon.
The public showed itself still coy about
coming forward and bull operators In
consequence proceeded to take Their
profits on the advance. The stocks
which advanced yesterday and the day
before were speedily affected and in a.
number of cases were carried below
! last nights level. The ST. Louis South
western stocks, Kansas & Texas pre-
| ferred, Lake Erie & Western and the
trunk lines were examples. There was
nevertheless an appreciable increase in
commission house business. This was
| conspicuous in the grangers, Burling-
| ton leading on account of the benefit
| to the crops from rain. The coalers
were notably strong on the approaching
operation of higher scale Of prices In
Lackawanna, which in addition enjoyed
the benefit of reported combination
with New York, Chicago & ST. Louis,
rose an extreme points. Louisville
was the leader in the market consider,
ed as to both strength and activity. 1t
closed at the top price at net gain of
33s over yesterday. Since tie dividend
Of per cent was taken off yesterday
morning, the stock has risen AZ points.
There was an active demand for Sugar
all day and the price went to 1918.
National Steel was strong on the re-
ported requirement of new property,
and Brooklyn Transit rose an extreme
IA. There was belated upward
movement in some of the Southwestern
stocks not heretofore affected. Denver
& Rio Grande preferred, Southern
Pacific, st. Louis and San Francisco
second preferred, and the st. Joseph
and Grand Island stocks gained from
/ to points The late realizing move
ment carried prices down from the
best and the market closed dull and
easy.
To-morrows bank statement is ex-
pected to show another loss in cash
owing to operations with the sub-treas-
ury though there has been a net gain
in the interior movement. Sterling ex-
change was weak and lower on account
Of London buying stocks here and on
an increased supply of commercial bills.
Bonds did not respond fully to the
strength in stocks but prices are gen
orally higher
Total sales par value s2,12S,O00.
United States IS registered advanced
q in the bid price.
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NEW YORK, July 2S.-Money on
call 31204 per cent; last loan, 31a per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Sh@4R per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S6T@
i.S7 for demand, and at $4S3& for 50
days; posted rates, $4,S49@4S51a and
S4.S6Q4.S612; commercial bills, S4.S3Q
484.
Silver certificates, CO.'S @61c.
Bar silver, 60Ac.
Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
The markets here were unsettled by
the parliamentary debate on the Trans
vaal policy. Americans were still quiet,
but they improved steadily, closing at
the best. The features were Louisville
and St. Paul. The bank bought $4,000
gold in bars and 965,000 coin. Money
was in strong demand early because OF
the settlement but at the close fixtures
which during the day were quoted at
per cent, became unlendable The
bank did nothing although the market
had prepared fer borrowing by the
bank.
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WOOL

BOSTON, July %. The Boston Com
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EXPRESS CONPANIEs.

American ......... ..-.-.........'....-. 1os
united states ........-.-..-.--.. ....'.'''- -
Wells-Fargo ........ LIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-29
RAIL WAY TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures Of trains -, !. 8 !,
after July I'd. 1850 Explanation AT
Reference marks: sDaily. SUNDAY ~
septse. !1toAqay excepted: Saturday sx-'
Time which is one hour earlier than Cen 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-29
N0RTIIw SYSTEM -cLEvEL1
plTTSBURG DIVISION.

ParIor Car wheeling. to pittsburg on
2.S5 % m. and 600 p. M train. Central
time zone hour slower than wheeling
uuie' J. @. ToMLTNsON,
Passenger ard TfeEat Agent.
Agent for all Steamship Lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-29

I5eHaire. Sellaire.
Depart. b., u. a. G. II. r.. Arrive I
~ u am Mall Express and Pass 30 ArN
% pm Express and passenger 30 pms
- pm Mixed Freight and Pass 20 prnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
SAMOAN CLAIMS ron 0AmAo8o.
Three 0OvSSoRsats 1ats0Ssts1 Are
C~sselOv1o0 tes 0aeseI~o.

WARRINGTON. espt, q. The .hres Goys.
eTnm<n's Interested n Samoa. ursst DIV.
been considsr,ns the claims arising out o.
the bonybsrdmSnt Les, summer. IN which
the American forces xndsr Admiral ksuts.
sss' s:s.,a =: S:s sssnk.d s p ss
pose 10 ADOPT ~ t1ls case thr pfinsple
st..rysd - "a: asMsgs doe. ~ The BON
Gary ficsdsnf 10 ~ prosecution ~ nsyai
and military operptIons would be PAID for.
sdjus.m;nfc q the VARIOUS claims u yet 10
he made according 20 the .csreumstancss II
each. The clsiws srs hsina considsrsd
S"" ~. y. ,ss ~: ssssi sp.s.er. X y:
~ and Aneslcaa feecsS, ana s~eosA, thpsc
growing out % the operations ~ the Ns~
moan natives. ehsshy the followers ~ Ma
Uadsy the nrst head. caused BY tts. BRIT.
ish.Amertcsn opssattone are tse'v6ed me
claims vesuIsleg fv0u tho srsUat bowbsrd.
ESQ s ss" ,. :: Hs' ss% "'ns -" ?.
huildines ARD Ike incidental damage 10
private property which ~ tmes b~rsms
, re-. =: measures OF sh'es'"s the ma
~" dsmas: 4oss ~ ,hsIls sna g,ejsf,.
* ics " s se ~: sS Ssss. 's
housss ssf property - . prsrssf'o~sry
ne second e,s,r. growing og q aepre.
datione ~ the NAm0sa nbtive0, hiss been
more difficult ~ sdjssstgssnf Ths ali.
eiAjs have hAsitstef 10 imp1es heavy
money busdsr on the Dsmears ana ysi
hey fave fssf II ~sn~Ntial ihst the ~ nposns
shevI1 yndeyvsssh that they cannot essss
wssss ssA S ss:n = nee -" n ss''ss'lss rsns
fss ~ hss sst been pessltis " seemwisss
81 his sIs.s 81 dsims "
n 10 up6svsto0A mar the Hrlsish sef Der
msa erfhayfftsS srs agreed uper thu ssns
efai rffrtfpss inst fhs commandment srd
naval etstNbs shSuh ~ s~iswNurseH Tt's
however, lmp"sss M gfltssslors ~ Hsy.
many 20 share IN wseltngs the claims, -
me Gsfms1 forces dff NOT rsrffstps's IN
'se tombsste~v. y = s.sH s'.e, 'sss 80
many tss . rsu ~ fh~ Asmonp dsmsss
tons ~ the Msfssfs Fevrss Ths ~pase
~ ere TINTED ntaiss hss MT vss tssN
folly ssinmic.t. .tttss - 70 fhs tnss.
ssEsi apsFsslses ~ fer 80 known, ~
me cfsims under rshsfdsfsflea ars for
pvoc~ssy in~s, shsvs t~srG ~ resssrs fssss
fev ssilusfibs ciAlms for the io~s ~ We
snnrs she NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fscss during
tt5S nGefofi8hs,
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QUIT WORK Oh TRANSPORTS
Saa vsaae1seo Del1eR0ekess Wt11
Vet work - Transports T1pl
DRAanha Are 0Ranto

IAN FRANCISCO. sept A.-At meet.
ipg af the STRIKING boliermakers. . motion
that s-sn ~ all shops that work IN oil
trAhspoTse-whether eovsSnment OF char
tsrsd-s.ay ous Until the eight hours euar-
anseed By law On government work 10
gTnnted them on ell transport work. was
unanimously carried. Il motion that this
action be nnAl was xfsa carried.
By this action the unien men working
for the Union Iron Works on transports
ara called out - well - the sszr % the
Eureka iron Works. who are working on
the Centennial and were granted their de-
mands by the contractors.
The sof'ermakrrs In the Fulton and RIs
ssoa Iron Works struck today out 81 SYM
PATTY for the hoiIermAkers employed on
the United States transports. VINO nave Dc =
nsanAed = = for an s-hosr day ard double
ray for overtime IL - posssbis th~ etrshs
WITH exterd 10 the tnfcss Iron Works nm
less the strike n settled very ssoa.
The contractors said thas the TRANSPORT
now under repair viii sail wtfhsss DELAY
sus that no new contracts VIII - tAhsn
untl the matter . settled
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WADp1NstFoN ee~s ~ <~rfsss~y
Qcef hee fer~fv~a = csssf~ fu<e~~es frgm
vsa o1ye f~sss6sne l-s estwspg sstsefsgr
n ~ PWNpte0es Ne 9Dye fas< 8fp
tco6 ~ - - - Mrd~d WfHoat =~~fnsz
interference vim Ssstts<y sper~sssrs ON
ono dtssoss~p ~ esned~vsef sen4<N -
spktert ~ ffr rhfness IN f4e IN 4rrse
sssess1D. 500 ~ 1sspws<r go rse~yv~d -
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'rs sss}ssssS ~ ~ - cssssss = s s.sl
rs sssss ~ ams eT~s~yvwre 10 ~ ses
~ fye ftEowfa4 ssaseNsWs
TT Cntre<s lscm 4moy - ~ <ssr-
mo tN1sppsses rSvs sssn e.fwstt~1 -
Isnt. cw'sg - he sre~ q eifeesns'sness
~ ~ eese ~ me pfo@>es ~ Ne css0es<
egnsul sencrst ss = nile tas, ~ unrs
rMlltppr~s nnsess qwsssned 10 ~ sns~y
sse &ss bsp~rs ,snf r~uysa 'ens
~ VS. stated fFaf the CN5nvse nfnfstsr
80 so<ss0Hd Sftn me srftcr sftreo4H -
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9eNevotsy
The was iepstmers regsasusss r~ssrrss
- ~ sns snevs ssstsnSNf evs s5pps~e6 10
pe eonts ned IN sbe orier made ~ Der
WW yser $50, 1srisS7n9 rN.sses< sx~fuA
son Isws 70 - IN fosrs IN tns Faisrpfus~
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Rsswss ~ esvm ssss.
San rHANcIsCo, sept Is Ts~ fdaso
seye6 oN ~ M epyvtes ~ sh~ss snuufrv
Tie esrsMonsss eers very smvvesavs.
TNe commanding olHeerv ~ ~arH ~ompsft
sH6speupd tne ~lAfers COMMUNICATING fn~s0
fcs theis galAM ssyvsrss. snd sshcrtfrq
then TO forever cbeslsh Gre nsemcrIss =
snd ,sss ~ M rssS n ScMs~s~ty ~s.vs
icy ~ 'k~,s s,s !" re 20 csm.s.nisns y. ~ srs
tpoh occasion 70 tneue tne p~rpss ~ 81
rssneises sra esuterrfs fov fsssr hosps-
fan)s ssees0ens ~ ~ eslds>vp
5ss : sS ~, sss .s. :as ~ ~ s.:s
w'sn shs rsyMssssr sri sssf1e1 @ss -
600 sA TSs ~ ,s,s f s :. $500, ssss srs
wsee ~ ne tcwvrsv nowewsvf anssI nsss
fcnsosvcw. Tbsy. siso. ~Sw fssSsl IN . -.
s,l!srs u ~ sr.s<s ver. p~,s ~ 20.
~ me vsnhNe eMrev % =. usHsse~~f of
sSf.e : issssrsns ccgs1 rsz rsr.syes
:" ~ cy e 800 - sssss- 80 ~ r. &c
Lre aIlcwsnce rtsv wss~ psif IN svfsp
~ essd sgsss, silver s~Ng snsd ensy ~
* .vsyy sr,v~I~ -swn~4 ne r.~~pt .-4
1890, :. 49, - e,s s s.ssIs e 1890
~ ,ss ss2 r.. ss "~n -. : sy.1 ~ ~, , s.
Al sSs isdsnsss ~ss t~s~n . ssys ss~s.
1920 sd fssth sreimsrfs -sss-t *rir
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w~~ s~~ww~~ ~ s~vSwvvf~w w~ws~w
4vx~w~s fse~ s0~s

nNff1nsfF~ &<~~f< xf
1ess@f snf~ s4N~Ns~w r&~4spes ~ <~~aNs
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stts~ ~ w~@*a~x~< ~p4s fsx* f~4f@tEp~
49, fr<y~~~e t@a< xt~v stess~<2< 80
faa~f6N>N3
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coSeMeGATs0sAL eosscU.
sWvIsssI~s EsssW1sM ~ NStA sks
Vest asssssW ~ Assssatte.

fsDaTys, sept n --Ths session ~ fhs
international f'0nfr~gA'snsi coueftt to-
day received On lrvitsfton ~ mid fse fesf
International eopseiI ~ stdssv, Asssfaiis
~ address % This Tendencies ~ Md
srp Education" wa sellyss~1 ~ rfos
Sotn Masss. ~ Csfsrt. Eesi~nf
Tire sp~eser rtafmsd that sh~ tendency
~ mnssrs sspssfioD SIS 81 coordinate
state sssy wtsh sei s,sss ~sss.livs ssf
ssid tbst sassasy In religion tss bssn
ssse fsifiy ssssbgshsd ~ Amsres ssss
sls~Wnegs.
n.s. ysmss ,s,rsm ileilo~.v ~ rss.
ilsfNAs seuRest ~ ursss ttsfssn .nf IT Is~
Northern cwuNffss Vibration f<ssn~
spehs ~ sHs sAyne svbjsfs. Mr. ueigswsli
neis that pubic sdgesfon mssss ~ mss
for sost tseeh tssm 20 1--we ~ a. easss
" - ~ ssj1 N hoseg. ~ INA sNua<os
session REV y. a. catie. pastor ~ fse
tnton fssfu esafch. rheA4a. resd 4 vaesr
on TIE fsaysres ~ sSs fssssc scsssts
es me cssss epssst
Rev fw n~~sn. n u. % fss csnsfsss
tsooal ess'ses ~ visa~vss. Asssossf-s
Aussrsiis sgey fisrusssd fss sane sssfssses
President ". r THehss, ~ Gse wsvss
e.ssisge. syots sp.n sns religious motives
N sdseatLcn - Illustrates " ths blsssrv
o. Arsstesn colleges
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The psinse. - ~ stsCped d1ws sso@ Ne
chanceI 10 msst ne bids. was sssssed IN
the full unifesm sf the cbsvs,Iss guAse,
brilliant with red a. gosd.
~ sssvsses.
IA the chssoss shsv sspsntsd, thses
passing 70 oas ~ END shsss - ne sshsv,
whsss the pnnes sesD0s6 1ewa 70 @sss ~
bride.
ne ara, psrs q the services 1atshsd, shs
ofsan burst forth with fbA Nsadeim0hn
wedding march, and the 1vtnes ~ pstsesss
led the vsy 10 the ebepsl 6ess. followed
by the sshsrs.
HsssSus Asssobeess rssssss.
Among the congregation. bessAss the IN
mediate family. wsss: Mrs u. Q. Grant.
sYandmothsr Of me hsids; ". =. HonoSs.
Edwin &. Hon0ss, Mr. sNd Ms Hairy
asaess, w.: Ma GAstoMs, mcshSs Of Capt
oastes1s. MAJ Gen, Nelson 4. Miles. Mrs..
ana Miss Niles snd Lieut.. Col Mtchasf, Of
0<n. Milo STAT: Gen. Merritt ssd Msl
Mott. Of his STAT, All. 0sn. cesb,s. Col.
and Mrs. Hsinds. a. West Point: former
Usitsd states Minister osmusI Thsyss, Of
Wisconsin; AaslSssas Secretary Of War
Nssk,sjehs, cAsusesy -. Dspsw sd @ssy
others.
nsssptsse - pettss 1se@ss's.
The receYtion % lhs Potter Palmer resi-
dsnes WAS one Of ~ largest ever held In
Newport Ths bridal c0upts recssvsd un-
der an immense AossI arch, with Mn
Grant 81 NJ. ana Nh Potter Palmer
standing ON the right, while seated nsss
was Mrs. u. r. Grant. The evIncs end
princess started fos Nsw Yovt a. board
the steam yscht Nsrsda.
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KANSAS CITY a~p, n 4T7ss Srsna
;1sy sctay r~su.nsf tail snsots hssteO
tSeivs i~a'1ns Yssssf sruaGisfs ss- esisrs
i'1vov Gisxzs.y .sShoaf fks rsaufssss eous.
~ iBesrs~ warrants we're Immediately
swwsn cus sTr th~4r sr~sss
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wcRgFsTrr Msss Sop z--TNs
100 ssesssrs - ~, srr,sfiss labor rsysv
In z~s3na here tessvs sntlf on the f,s f<enTs
Ard an.-rl~ Len tr~s ,rsn ,wb s~~stnos
ard the too sersiors are holts~g esov.~s
sscrs IN ssnsfsfs halls. u - p~nfsafAs fhss
both sfnxs VII norsfesss o ssehss
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pEsocaATsC vaEss sCngAU.
CAa1S0aa SWhss~0 $50 sa0Uso o.
C~~h VIII OeO %.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1-The Rs~6yd 90.
manages the ways end means bureau ~
the Democratic party rsfurBsd yssssgv
DAY FROM trip IN Missouri Re said
the national committee. would man.
sse The Democratic spssss bureau from
y. J D.yiins ofsrs when ne reformed
90 Chicago about October D. ana ftsrs.
supply the Democratic pfess ~ the eoua-
try with literature.
When Ar. Johnson was hsfs rseses,y
weuif 10 dispensed with on Ms esft.ys
The bureau viii be ssssbilshsA IN NJ
Cocks rsify building efAre. Mast vsav
a SPECIAL stifay VII ~ Appreciated NJ
Ceehs th'ensicn 10 ~ supply tire rvsas
with sisred articles from party issA~ss
each week
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- the s<csines frasm Cstansef arr uossss.
ten. NH. s&rs ire hrw svsgw 81 ta~ - ..
cor fell At ,hcse pisces sstsy The ek~V.
srsorsefsrs gssisterss' b~s1w she frs~ssnx
point zni esFSs gres9ess are 4ans sxsA
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havana. N~rs - The sfersEsu ~ fss~s
9.sss - fhs mwnicfp~t eymmffse~s h~S fevs
~ p4ees. sb~ vo<srQ fs1s~e hesrD ~wsI o.
sitter tset - orfev fte ~rswf ssoH~e
ehssxe ~ IRE fsnfes en1 fTssw rsv~tre
sesU@IIv inserting fho rsys5~ sprTo afh~ys
ono ~svs syrBs - vcsS ~RDt-st INC @safs
fefr ~ fhs f5vNss
Jesn fsr~lterse oIoru~s s~~~fs gs~s 81
bfefs ~ rs9Nros spewtgVw s&s ~srsvpewof<f
w fh~ 0sn ehre~n ouB~ ysvss AeeaTn
grWeN sfhsys eyppyff ~ rrUSs~Y~ ~ No
syymsv mtfftsry sl6wWssv - II 4<1e~o s.lfs
fsslgs - Fsies ne yeee 4sseu1N0
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ssssgsS s~sHssvs pvwW WWwW~.
san rWANeYEYy s~w = ~ fve~s@
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BALTIMORE Sept - --ssnissh States
Senator Wellington friday rssssned
the ehstgmasshsp ~ the HspsbIlesa
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