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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-30
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State OF West Virginia,
Ohio County, IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. October Rules, 1882
August q. wincher, administrator with
the will annexed OF the estate Of John
II. Damn, deceased, and others, w.
George l.. Damn and Others.-In Chan
Gerry.
Tho object Of this suit Is to obtain sale
OF the real estate OF which John H. Damn
died seized TO ascertain the debts payable
by and 10 said administrator, to obtain q
distribution of tho proceeds OF such sale.
and In such distribution to charge agaiaet
Tho share OF tho defendant George L.
Damn, certain RdvAncementS made TO him
by the said decedeHi
And IL appearing from an 0ftidnVit tlled
in said catise, at these rules that the de.
fesdant George l.. Damn, " not q resi-
dcnf az tho state OF West Virginia, and
no not having been served with procesa
In said suit on motion OF the complain
ants hy Hubbard 4 Hubbard, this order
of publication IL entered against him, and
named he and he Is required to appear
within ono month after tho date OF the
fIrst nnblicntIon OF this order md do what
ID necCasHry 10 protect his iRterests. lt
IL G,rther ordered that this order be pub.
ils6Sd md posted as required by law,
WitHess G. u. Hcnning, clerk Of our
said court, at the court curt house Of s4id
October Nu'es q III Il HENN1Nd. cIsrk.
Published the ilrst time October 2 IA
HTipSBkRD 4 HuBBARD.
Solicitors C0I Compliments. Oes.m
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won BY WHEELING.

rbc "Big Fourn Captures the Inter-
Civ checker Match With the
Young Mems Club Of BeIIaire- The
wheeling Boys Handsomely Enter
tanned.
THE members Of the "Big Four''
checker club and their friends, who
wont to Bellalre Saturday evening to
complete the lnter-city match with the
yopng Mems club. Of that place, were
20 handsomely entertained during their
S,irf stay that they really felt sorry
I'm, the ohlo-side people hadn't carried
NJ the honors in the match, Certainly
,se boys we're treated as though their
ease demanded something to soften the
cling Of defeat, when as a matter Of
Tact they had won the match decisIvely.
Arer the games had ended the Beilaire
hoys entertained the Wheeling team
AVID friends at supper, and the latter de-
n,rted for home ut late hour with the
friendliest of feelings apparent all
around.
The games were played In the very
handsome quarters Of the club over the
First National bank, fitted out recently
with gymnasium, reading rooms. par
lors etc. The clubs membership was
largely represented, and the greatest OF
interest was manifested in the outcome
NJ the contest. There were fewer
draws than on the precedl % saturd y,
when Wheeling won eighteen, ten vera
drawn and Belalire won four. In the
last sitting Wheeling won twenty,seven
were drawn and Bellnire won five. The
play in detail was as follows:
WHEELING. ~.
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assstgsr.Sak.

GALE OF cATsuP AND MUSTARD
- MILL.
Tho sickness OF Mr.. ]. w. Hunter hav'
fng TlecessItated the winding up Of the
affairs OF the ]. w. Hunter Company, OF
Wheeling, Weat Virginia, the undersigned,
BY authority duly conferred on him, Will
offer for sale at public auction at the fac
tory building OF said company, in the city
OF Wheeling, W. Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
VENEER, A. d. 1888,
commencing at o'clock p. M, the plant
81 said company, which Is In ilrst-class
condition, embracing machinery for the
F1aniifactuTe OF tomato catsup, twelve
mills OF wet mustard, one hydraulic press
and twelve Founders for the manufacture
az rdy mustard, mustard Of! or linseed
oil. steam engine, boiler, safting betting,
etc. materials manufactured, uHmanu-
featured or in process OF manufacture, the
lease OF said factory property expiring
March 81, 1901, tho purchaser TO pay the
rental under said lease from the time Of
his purchas0, and all other assets OF said
company, excepting debts due It or It's re-
Celver and money Of his trust In the re.
celver's hands. Such plant has a railroad
switch ,nnd Is admirably situated. An In
yentory and full information as to the
property to be sold will be mailed or fur
nlshed by the undersigned to any appll,
cant, and an inspection OF the property
cheerfully permitted.
ocl6.m r. NJ. DARRAH. Receiver;
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nR1pGEPoRT HAPpENINGs.
Events of a Day in tho Town ut tho
End at the Bridge,


End Of the bridge,
The last case of dIphtherla in this city
and that In the McAnInch family In
AetnavIllc, was pronounced well and
dismissed Saturday.
Mrs, James Dillon. who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Max Gans' re-
turned to her home at Ruvenun' Sa'aF-
day.
oliver IIowells hns returned from
Toledo, where he attended the meet"
ings OF the grand lodge OF Masons'
John Glrron. John Donley and Henry
Moore have returned from a weeks
hunt ut Tenants tunnel.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chester Frnnzell left
Yesterday for Brooklyn, after months
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Conway and
Miss Emma Martin spent Sunday with
friends ut DillonVale.
e. II. stevens leaves to-day for Phil
ndelnhia and New York, TO be gone
about q week,
Tho football team Of this city will
give dance ut the opera house to-mor-
row evening.
Miss Helen Barrett VIII entertain
friends this evening at her home In
KirkWeed.
Miss Madge Turner left yesterday for
Brooklyn, to visit relatives for several
weeks.
Nick Kuhn and George stamm have
returned from weeks hunt near Ade-
ma.
Rev. Cooke GilfTon leaves to-day for
Alliance, 10 enter Mt, Union college,
Mrs. Charles Watson, OF GAINESVILLE,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Frank Howell has gone to quincy, H.,
to visit relatives for week.
j. II. Spencer ppcnt Sunday with her
daughter at Cnnal Dover
W. r. Graham goes to New Castle to-
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-30
WHEELING LEAGUE,

In the Wheeling league individual
averages Miller's freak score OF ia
in one game figures at the top, with
Knoke and Fugate tied with 172. The
averages rs complied by Secretary
Fettr. are as follows:
Miller DGocolas, ~, ia; Enokc.
Wheeling, 90, li2; Fugate, Osceo1as.
%. ~ Modar. 0Bccolas, 90, 10: c.
Fetic, pFcrOlas, 90. l69; CASTOR. Emil
grants l2l. iBS. Handy, X. Is. X, C9),
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BoXING.

The stakeholder has received from
Richard Mccormick. of East Pitts
burgh. his check for 800. as forfeit
for the appearance Of his protege. Fin
neEan, who Is billed to box Jack Bon
ner before the Metropolitan club In this
city. Mccormick says he thinks large
delegation of Pittsburghers will come
down for the bout, and he is now en-
deavorlng to arrange for a special train
from Pittsburgh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-30

The Glass 2 bantams, Charley Hnfer
and kid" Mackey may clash in a
limited round contest at the BrooksIde
dancing hall, back OF Bridgeport. in the
near future
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Meh Maa.sA
50 Loan.

TYTE LOAN MONEY ON RIAL Es-
w TATE on easy monthly payments
Write for particulars. r. II. SLOAN, Sec.
rotary, Telephone Building, Wheeling, w,
Va, aul4-tth&s
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zas,eG

WANTED = ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping by responsible party,
without children. Address 4. b, care IN
telngeneer ONCE. eee
M EN- AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS
4AA 10 travel and appoint agents; salary
Unusually brilliant opportunity Address,
with reference, BUTLER & AL9Etts New
Haven, Conn. 6nlsHl
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For Rent and To Loan.
anerai Nonegs.
: NOTICE. -

Notice is hereby given to the stockhoid.
ers 81 the Crystal Glass Co, doing buSi-
ness at Bridgeport Ohio. and any other
persons interested, that the books Of said
Crystal Glass Co. for transfer OF stock Will
be closed until November H. 1859, on 80.
count OF intended sale and transfer OF
the property Of said company on or before
November !, 1899.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
ocl8-m&th g, ROY BOYD, 6ee'y.
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SPENT A FORTUNE,
COULD NOT HEAR.
What Hyomei Did For Him.

s
Tnt &. T. Bo0Tii Co ~
GfaffPnIag-l have tpsHt tqgtuna on elneleat
treatments for cptlFh and could not h.ag eefss ne
liable AftaT usluG the 4ilyuliele inhAlel ano SOS.
m nnln fnf GiEhi days only. lean heAf - well -
GVPf, Your truly.
a. w. CLANkE,
Plunisf s.. Everett Mas,
AZ you Gee, liquid treatmentS tor eat1Efh
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"Hyomsi" d inhaled IN the ar We
breathe. no dangerous EpEayS, donches g
atcmiEeTS are used. Il q guaranteed,
oas M es sz q: i6o Eat botrs ios HyoSl
Balm, 2ee.
RI. BOoTH COMPANY,
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WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY,
5orSaie.

CtANARIBs-5OO HARTZ MOUNTAIN
Y J Rollers. Males from 800 up. Females
60c; also Bird Cages, at HENRY :HELMs
streets, oo4
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NOR sALB-A VERY DEsIRABLE
e house on Wheeling Island. Compara-
lively new. All eonYenienceA Wen q.
ranged Address L. r., care IntelltseneeF
office. oc8
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NOTICE TO BoNp-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL 4 IRON

AIOIlCE 10 bONQSdOLlGEt9 We
IN THE WHEELING STEEL q IRON
COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, In
accordance with the provisions Of It's
mortgage deed OF trust made on the lst
day OF November, 1899, hereby gives notice
OF It's intention to redeem all of IT. out.
standing bonds secured by said mortgage.
being the bonds numbered from 100 to SOC,
inclusive, by the payment OF such bonds
on the LIST day of November, 1883, at The
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling.
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title s; Trust Company, the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
as the place of deposit for the payment OF
said bonds, IN the stead OF The Exchange
bank Of wheeling, which has ceased to do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then I'm.
maturcd for Interest on said bonds viii
VN4 WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
r. W. Bowers, Secretary
WHEELING TITLE a
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
L. F. Stifel. Secretary.
Bond-holders who may desire to exc
change the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage per cent. bonds Of the
company at par should make early apple
cation al the ONCE OF the company
aug r. W. BOWERS. SECRETARY.
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scorers-Edgar Plankey, Of Wheeling,
aId Mr.. Taylor, ofBetiaire.
The standing of the players and the
teams for the entire match of sixty
four games, was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
PITTSBURG AND GULF REIMBURSEMENT
PLAN

The plan Of readiustment u securities Of the
Kansas city. Pittshurg and Gulf Railroad formu-
lated by rhe New-York Committee. Ernst Thai
mann hartman provides FOR the formation ot a
new company issuing S5MoOo0 prior len mortgage
rer cent gold bonds sl5 100000 adjustment mort
rag 90 gold per bonds interest non-cumulative
until 1913. 600 N" M per cent non-cumuatve pre-
rerred stock and N5WomO common stock To
present bondhoders there viii be given n per
cent IN first mortgage bonds. The treasury
will retain 400 40 Of them and The balance g n0o
90 are for sale being underwritten at par The
present ho0dholders viii also receive - per cent IN
NOW adjustment bonds and 30 per cent i'm new pre-
ferrad stock rs well as 500 cash for the April cou
pons The present stockholders for an assessment
nj SIS share VIII receive par in new common
stock s. - IN adjustment IS and 50 preferred
stock The treasury VIII reserve 81 o25oo adjust
mont bonds 81 $1,000 preferred stock and 100000
common stock Tho underwriting syndicate re
ceives $4,000 adjustment bonds. This plan provides
q cash resource Of S. 5000 from the sale of prior
lion bonds and from the stockholders al of which
has heen underwritten by a syndicate The plan
does not >over the Kansas CITY Suburban Belt
Railroad rs terminal facilities AZ Kansas city can
be obtained much moro reasonably. The Port AT
thur Chlnnel and Dock Company IS also reserved
for future consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

navobIo October The dividend ola NOT 90 49,
ir tho official records OF the meeting a q"''
10 d,vtdond It IL understood. however UNIT '''
r,., vvtu no maintained quarterly 49,
rrvrDEND IN PREFERRED SIOCh'- M ~
c,rorde Western Railway Company mas uec''i"" ="
s,,',Iard - per cent payable September ~ 81"
,,,~re, s,ock " the company nj par 10 ,n' cum
,,o, stockbolders The first dividend on inc ''"I
,,on etock 2 per cCnt-in preferred STOCK ~ p"''
was paid September y lN' .,,.oo
eroCK EXCHANGE NOTICE-The 'onfh't,'o
-. e.c,ritles Of the stock Exchange gives "o"1'
,ho, all contracts which fall due satur'aE' o..
,,,o- must ne Settled today ana cunt"
rrhicb fall due on Sunday or Monday must "
tied on Tuesday. September d. vi, Co
DrvTDENDs TO BE PAID-The New
.,ri,y and Trust Company Will pay diVlnen"S "" =
,.,hor ~ securities list or which Will De io"''
I'm another column. l.,.
Tho limited states Mortgage and Trust 'oHpa"y
vii nav dividends on a number Of securities ISL
~ r.bicb Will he found I'm another column
\ " Harris & Co will pay DIVIDENDS on q mum
bor of securities list OF which VIII be found III
another column.
larson Leach & Co will pay dividends on mum
ber Of securities list Of which will he found IN
another column.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company VIII pay o'V.
dends on a number OF securities. list OF when VIII
be found I'm another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
NORTHWFST AND OMAHA.

The advancing tendency Of Chicago and North
Western and Chicago. St Pau. Minneapolis aud
Omaha been due to investment buying based
upon the earning power OF tho TWO companies In
1898 Omaha sold as low ms AZ and Northwest low
az ll3 In Yesterdays market Omaha touched ll7H
and Northwest lG'ie In recent circular
Northwest II was shown that the company carried
on It's surplus account IN the last year than
n paid on rs preferred and common stocks and
that 10 per cent could have been paid on both
classes of stock with "a balance to carry forward
Of 81 $1,000 If Northwest refunds all OF It's bonds
maturing within the next thirty-three years on a
g., per cent basis tho saving I'm Interest viii
amount 20 iiq per cent on both tho common and
preferred II is now estimated that Northwest is
earning - per cent both stocks Refunding and
the company ownership Of Omaha stock will add
materially TO the income IN tho next few years.
Northwest preferred yields moro than the COM
pany's new 3ia per ,ent bonds Yield and ia value
as an Investment ia seen In ITS current market
value and the scarcity 81 the stock FOR sale. st
Paul preferred and Northwest preferred more
desirable than ne average bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

-.. ,,,.,.0 ,ba second half. Chicago, Pitts
burg and Eastern Pennsylvania participating !" ."o
,,ovement II ms caused a further hd'nnOo' "''
Gales being made rising figures from ." W 80
hgh az S6 for No. q Some or the larBe O'"'
,,ora have been buying md yet It Is known 'hat
.orsiderable share Of their requirements IL sun
uncovered Eastern cast iron pipe makers nav"
also bought taking about 1900 tons TOT ue"''''
during tho first half Of 1900. In Eastern r'"''S
vania one steel concern purchased the run 20
two furnaces for the year. of basic pg' Oh ''0
hos,s Of having the price Of 40 1 foundry. In the
Pittsburg district besides tho sales OF Sou'"''"
iron there have been some purchases Of Bess"mer
niq Tho roport Is revived that ~ an early date
q leading stool interest will be forced 20 cover
shortage The continued advance 10 pig ITO" an"
tho eagernoss to contract for 1900 delivery are ne
ginning 10 tell on the views Of sellers as 10 prices
OF steel and finished materials for next year 80
far as we can learn very little has been don" thus
far In steel blets for 1880 Present prices are not
a criterion since they represent forced purchases
but the current Of events in pig iron seems 20 point
Enthusiastically toward higher prices than those
talked ~ some time since.
THE recent sales OF steel rails furnish an indca-
ton. but even now some rail makers notably those
IN the West talk higher prices than $50 at mill
This would indicate about s2s and So for billets,
East and West for 1900 In finished material. ad-
vances are being made all along the line. IN rapid
euccession Structural material which IS the only
large line controlled BY an association and which
had been held back for many weeks. has now
been advanced s. per net ton. Plates have had an
other rise Bars have stiffened. Tool steel has
been put up tn cents FOR common grades. TIN
plate has been advanced Pm cents per box I'm
portcrs have had a number Of inquiries for mate
rial There have been sales Of foreign ore, and
II looks NJ though some business might he done In
steel bulots There has boon considerable talk ~ i'm
porting steel plates and English advicos continue 10
10. 1 ~ md h4v % on
quite unable 10 trace any such quantities. the
largest single lot bought during tho last month
being of about Lon tons IN order 70 secure
prompt delivery. when the American mills could
not promise f. As q matter Of fact aside from
prices n ont that foreign makers can rarely
promise better time than The domestic mills. and II
IS only WREN # is 20 he used for export work under
tho drawback system that foreign material has
much of chance. American manufacturers Will
generally study this phase moro thoroughly than
heretofore We understand that In tin plato thDre
have been considerable purchases on this account
lately"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

The local money market exhibited firm tendency
Yesterday but rates remained unchanged The loss
~ money by tho banks 20 rho interior md 20 the
Suh-Treasurv IN tho week has teen heavy enough
20 cause further falling ~ IN Local bank holdings.
hut recent estimates 81 the bank statement have
go frequently been wrong. owing 20 the antiqnated
method used I'm making up the statement. that A
PREDICTION ~ to-morroWs showing was not ventured
Yesterday I'm Wall Street circles The Bank ~
ENGLAND di not change its minimum discount rate.
and the result ~ the weeks operations showed n
considerable gain u surplus and specie holdings.
An Interesting Indication ~ current trade activity
Is The growing demand for fractional currency. As
a rule tho demand for small coins does not begin
until later ON BE- tho season. but this year the IN
oury has been active for the last four weoks aver
agng about t50,a0 day AZ the Treasury Depart
mont Interest and dividend disbursements I'm Sep
temher will aggregate f3oooopo tho greater part
~ which should find IT'S way into The stock market
Money rates I'm the Northwest are slightly easier.
follows. call terminal receipts. five 20 ten days.
2a3i. per cent. four n six months terminal Gle
vator receipts. 843is per cent prrse ndorsed ele-
vator 2iad4 per cent. prime Endorsed mllers paper.
a.1f4 per cent. country elevator receipts tN6 per
cent: country mers' Endorsed paper. 50S per cent.
common local paper. sas per cent. Local banks
ask 3t2Gs per cent. according to the quality Of the
paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

reenite irreerlarity and afternoon weakness
thore was some excellent buying IN the course OF
the day. including purchases I'm round amounts for
investment account Buying Of the last named
character advanced Chicago and Eastern IllholS
over points: Omaha. . points: Northwest, y ana
Delaware Iackawanna and western las Dc
clines in tho afternoon were purely tho result Of
realizing and hear operations London was again
q good buyer especially NJ Ontario and western.
London has hoen buying this stock for some time
past and local houses with good Information about
the company hold it in considerable amount Re-
ports wore put on yesterday that W. {. whitney
had acquired a large block Of Manhattan stock.
and that arrangements had been agreed upon by
which Manhattan and Metropolitan would ho oper-
ofod as one system The similarity NJ trading IN
tho stocks NJ the companies "a taken as conhrma-
tion %, Tho impression that doal IS under way.
Consolidated Gas was strong on buying hy II
Hoiline a co., and international Paper declined on
speculative liquidation. due TO reports that the
d,tidand ON the common Will not he paid In
October There was inside buying I'm the Steel
stocks The Tobacco issues were weak The
granger shares were firm on good buying. Brook
lvn Rapid Transit after rising half point TO
acted over per cent Some Of the more important
BUYERS and sellers were.
Continental Tobacco preferrcd-C II. Townsend
bought 1000 Wheeling and Lake Erie amman,
" Gould Hamilton and IT, Block bought Leather
Scroftol 4 Ranks and Houeman & CO. bought.
PIG -Four U7man BROTHERS sold 5o. orthern Pa
ciac- HouSnsn & 60 and T.. Levy & 90 l."")
bought. = Roarrs sold American Tohacco-J n.
Grlesel ard u Henry bought So.igsberg and De
Cor7ova sold Norfolk ami Western -Iiousman p
TO and n Gordon bought BROOKLYN Rapid Tran
Sit Fiopsman & Co.. p Bacon. Spiceelhere and
Koech Low & Co. Gro bought Darz.e. Content
and Hafstcd 4 Hodges sold Continental Tobacco
preferred Noble q Moetre 0"m and Uman Broth
ors sold Flouor stocks Flower & Co.. Dominick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

SEPTEMBER DISBURSEMENTS

"The Daily Stockholders usual monthly com
pilafion Of interest disbursements IS as follows
Interest becomes due to-day on bonds having
par value n ff41l2029 tho amount Of such inter-
est being NL5lIso. against Nl5Gl2N last year.
81 25s63 In 1897. No13isA in ly~ and 60 - in
1893 Tho par value ~ stocks on which dividends
a~e payable is N3o6lS 10 calling for Sl9i5577. COM
pared win &lo2ys72 a year ago ~7NA7 IN lN7.
Is S475sl r 1875 and $7oss3 in lsS. Interest and
dividend payments combined sre s22 is3 ~. com
pared with S2l 1870 last year 20oT go IN so.
NS179 go m 800 and }i7o29 @- in 1875 Interest
and pension payments by The Government are also
due and including disbursements by banks. trust
companies and miscellaneous corporations con
servative estimate NJ total interest and dividend
disbursements This month is &20 ooo 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01

sbows the following changes Notes IN circua 1
increased 100000 francs. treasury aGcobb nnd de-
rent Increased 7275 eco francs. gold IN nl.a 4
creased SoOoD francs. bills discounted ~ nm
COS SS5 COO francs. silver I'm hand decreaSe' '''''
francs. e., $500 ,,,
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET call m S,nc5y,,n M
London 1%G1a. per cent open m 5l ber cent for
long Bills Berlin discount rate. 40 per con- tr,iga
In exchange on London 20 marks w lont,,1-s
Paris exchange on London - ''""'' ~
Paris discount rate. 2a4 per cont
FOREIGN SECUR1TlES.-English C p,l,
105 Ills for money and 1oS for the account f., o-
rcrtes 100 francs u centimes. Spanish - III H'''
don. 6o4. -e,- a..
THE SILVER MARKET. Bar silver y 2o l91,','
Mexican silver dollars, 47i9c Bar SILVER j" i'''''
27lsd. ga.
GOLD PREMIG'M-In Madrid. 23l5 Lisbon sou
Ruenos Ayres lSl 50 Rome "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
san FRAVCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco Aug N-Thc official closing quo
lntLona Cor mlnlng slocks ,o-day were ~ t1lloNs.
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug 81 OSpeciaD Wheat lost Nc 20 ~
and closed At the bottom. Gables did not respoh'
10 a Chicago rally ~ Wednesday Ciearances "o''
light. 29cm bushels Offerings West showed an '"'
crease. although SIN under year ago. There was
a little widening Of the September discount. 2ec 10
2i.c at the close Minneapolis sent the report th''
Chicago elevator people buying there to shls
TO Chicago Tho interest to-day centred in to-n'N