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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-05
JULIUS X. MoNRoE,
Surveyor Of Lands,
RiNGWOOD,. W..TH.

VIII answei calls for land snt vevfno FROM ana.
phri ~ The comfy promptly md reasorr rfiia
fiff. Plats, drsft and caiCulHfions rcfsf y at a
a"rnrntely msdc from deeds or heldi ofes avt
lnR "ui and grazing pixies cnunfry raafs AID
if nWnFs also laying "ut town lnfs,uroots
foundations otc. Correspondence SOLICITED.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-05

Trsias marked 8. stop regularly. and tarin
marked r, arc Dag stations. Other trains do no
stop. ] NJ SHnYVKH
Asst Gen. Passenger Agent
ID, b. MARTIN, Manager Passenger Trafc.
Al. BoNAFtELD. Ag't at Tunnelton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-05

iy should havc i.,,n glad 70 have the
road agents pay ms call
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24

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CHAPTER XXIII
fists the
the inn amid great & a tongues omemes met 9s3e
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whispered hastily. You should be there but
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CnnYriEhted.

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his SUIT
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goodby OIL
in
named Coke who mas
regarded by Coleman the
the n
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He
the Wainwright party are at N0pos
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possible in the crisis when did
stepped him he whispered swiftly and neree in
She laid hand ms TOUT
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which with the highest declared itself In
me nothing prevent it you mongres
thinking this
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The
Coleman
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
THE ADVANCE IN STERLING.

foreign exchange house makes tho following
points on the current strength in sterling ex-
changes: THE advance IN demand sterling natu-
rally brings up the question OF gold exports. In
this connection we would like TO say that undue
Importance IS attributed TO the movement OF gold
backward and forward between this and the other
side of the water. Gold being product Of our SOIL
why cannot sell some ten twenty millions Of Il
abroad. the same do couple OF hundred
thousand bales Of cotton a couple Of hundred
shiploads OF corn when they needed in Europe
Instead OF looking upon this gold movement as an
ordinary business transaction, raise hue and
a cry every time about TO ship some OF It
abroad. every shipment being used as the DOGGY
with which to frghten the children Bulls and bears
might just well realize that are not going 10
eternal destruction because we send abroad
million two ounces OF gold. In the first place.
We are still good Ag5-16 per cent below the gold
export point, and then have a store OF cotton
grain, provisions. etc. enough to meet every de-
mand from abroad. demand for gold could
only come from a return here Of an amount Of our
stocks and bonds such our English friends are
not likely return here within the next few weeks
Meanwhile and long the in the Trans
vaal lasts the tendency OF exchange must be up
ward The legislative enactments expected to be
passed by the Congress which meets next week
and all other conditions surrounding US, favor
paratvey easier money and greater firmness In ex-
change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
~u1 STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Inside SECURITIES MARKET Market
- ouIet. closing dull. Standard OIL closed at
y .r,,nst $3.50 on Friday. Last prices Of other
.,,e,, issues were: Havana Commercial. 600
~. n-sferred. sls,QSS; Baking Powder $685. Bay
~. Gas l..Gl7.; Pump. 17als; preferred, 67a69;
80, Copper. $751;; Amalgamated Copper S69
-. AMSTERDAM Gas 26SsQ27%; preferred 521fg54;
,-,,s- Goods 2e%d31 preferred, S3aSi; Distilling
= ,msrca, ss.6l0; preferred. 22l4GS4 Sloss-Shef-
a.. when issued. 2624q3S; preferred. 73l9Q75A;
c,,s-sl Carriage. 60 bid.
ropT1GN TRADING.-London was not an active
..,- IN the market Arbitrage houses dealt in
Nv, Ave thousand shares. most OF which were
yrAsses. -,-,.
plyK CI.EARINGS.-The total bank clearings
al the clearing houses Of the United States for
q. weak ending yesterday were S,6l9,06l.lSo, de-
,-.sss Of S5s $50 from last week and decrease
Stw-s from the corresponding week Of last year
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILL1NOIs-At a
chicago and Eastern Illinois meeting in New-York
tomorrow plan will be proposed for consolidation
Q. .hs Evansville Terre Haute and Chicago road,
including the Indiana Block Coal road Chicago
and Eastern Illinois now pays rental equivalent
70 the interest on the 6 per cent bonds. These
bonds will be paid of as due between January and
Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
THE BANK STATEMENT.

ne statement OF the Associated Banks showed
an IN surplus reserve Of nearly s2,OOO,OOO and an
a1ssse In cash Of s4E45oO. making for two weeks
Esin IN this item Of 81 659OO The unexpected
Salge was in loans and deposits. the first named
hasasing S.523 400 and deposits SlOl2OOoO thus In
easing the reserve required against deposits by
sNeo. The total percentage Of reserve TO de-
N@s now stands at 261 per cent against III TINS
me year ago and 2S3 per cent in 1891 Cash hold
~ are about sl90N01O less than at this time last
l'sI. but about 100000 larger than in 1881 Both
"''s and deposits are well under the level OF NO
'saosr. lNS The movement OF money 10 the inte-
fo' last week showed an Insignificant loss. The
Honey movement with the interior has upset many
@euaiions tais year, and there are some observers
sho now believe that there Will be no important
rum fow until January. The money market does
.0 encourage the belief that rates Will rule Deio"
PEI cent in December but II suggests no disturb
'aee as long as stock market speculation IS heid IN
check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Union Pacific made a new high record In yester-
tays market on buying by Strong sturgis & 20.
and other leading commission houses. burlington
vas strong on commission house and traders buy
ng; also Chesapeake and Ohio, Sugar Refining ana
Glucose The last two named stocks were al
ranced on the Chicago report that new comoina-
don 10 include the Sugar Trust the Glucose
Company and the independent reAneries' was IN
process OF formation. Colorado Fuel and Iron was
taken by insiders and their friends and American
upseed preferred was again bought by people who
,rpreclate the strong position Of the company.
New-York Central rights" were active features
A. unchanged prices. Leather common was active
within a fractional. price movement London
bought about five thousand shares OF various is
sues.
Some Of the buyers and sellers were: ]. S.
Wormser. London and Strong Sturgis Co. bought
Union Pacific common: z. T. Bogert sold. S V.
White A. NJ Kidder and p J. Goodhart & Co.
bought Northern Pacific common; Andrews & Criss
sold A. H. Combs & Co.. H. p. Hollins & Co.,
A De Cordova & Co. and E. F. Raynor & CO.
sought Sugar: T. W. Meyers Son. Bell g. Co. and
F Carlisle sold. Donald, Gordon & Co. bought
rooklyn Rapid Transit L. l. Benedict bought
| Neral Steel ". b. Oliver and Mcintyre &
| rdwell bought Chicago, Burlington and Quincy;
/ IL Thomas & Co. sold. Halle & Stieglltz 1000
-sht Southern Pacific. J. NJ. Shaw & Co. 1000
hight Union Pacific common. NJ. Z. BOWER q
a, D. Barnes, z. Jurgensen and Halsted &
a&gss bought Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
Watson * Brown and Seymour. Johnson & Co.
kugh, Glucose. Wassermann Brothers bought
ynseed oil. Webb & Prall 1000 bought New
Ioik Central a. A. Housman Co. COCO ana
Y, D. Hatch G0O bought New-York Central
tights; Asiel Co. (2c0O sold. II. Content & Co.
nt J. l. Gladwin 1000 bought Leather common;
lanes Moore 1000 and Pearl & CO. sold J. A
Baker, Halle & sueglitz q 900 bought Southern Pa
eae; Muir Powell 5000 sold. c. C. Roumange
Co COCO bought Chesapeake & Ohio Flower
Eco. bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit; w B. oliver
III Up. Halle G. Stieglitz bought Pacific Mail.
Day Heaton and Kohn & Co. bought Union Pa
dc; z. c. Anness and Jones' Maury & Co. sold.
Eo.den & Co bought Cleveland Cincinnati, Chi
ago and 81. Louis; Mcintyre & Wardwell sold
Content & Co. 1000 bought Brooklyn Rapid
Isasit J. Fields bought Chicago, Burlington and
es.ncy Room traders were the principal buyers
srocks. anticipating good bank statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
AMERICAN LINsEED BUYING.

Trent s buying OF American Lnseed issues comes
I'm Oheago people and local and Boston houses
mai are vel Informed regarding the property The
.'Ipahy now handles 90 per cent Of the business
- ~ me- and at present It IS IN most envlaDie
ys'"On owing TO the fact that early In the year
I4@hsgement bought heavily OF faxseed al ~
oushel. against 81 80 for spot and u % TOT
-. nay option at ruling prices. The company IS
A. business that Will show large DIVIDEND
-. We common stock this year in excess OF the
~ etnt on The preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
IN Francisco. Dec. 2-The official closing quotations
mining stocka To-Day were aa follows:
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. . (speclaD.-Friday' long wheat ue-
cline caused some buyers to appear at the opening
to-day in the expectation OF rally Ihere were
shorts who desired to take profits over Sunday
This sort OF demand lasted for an hour and added
i.c to the price 1t did not. however. prove per-
manent strength In the last hour the market
turned weak and the close = 70 7sc under the
day previous. To-nights prices are Ia 70 &c under
those OF a week ago May opened at So. sold be-
tween 6914 and 6si4q6Sas and closed at 6S7sq6S12c
The December sold low as 637s and closed AT
eiIsc. Local professionals were the early buyers
taking profits which they had on the short side
The selling which counted most in the last hour
was by St. Louis. and was partly against weekly
puts which st. Louis had sold Gables were or
slightly. but not in proportion TO the American de-
cline Friday. There was Improvement in the
shipping demand here. the business for two days
aggregating only 5000 bushels The seaboard clear
ances were 4S7 600 bushels 1t s expected the world
shipments Monday will be about 62JO,OOO bushels.
decrease passage is expected; an Increase in the
visible Of 10000 bushels. The sentiment here keeps
bearish, although II Is felt long decline now
makes the short side hazardous.
The corn experience was something like wheat.
covering enough IN the first hour to advance prices
kc but new selling and new weakness In the
last hour The close was &c TO &c under Friday.
and corn shows for the week decline Of &c to l13c
May opened at S24c sold between S23sg32tac and
22Hc and closed at a21sds2hc. December closed a,
3Oc January, 30l4Q3O2sc. Receipts showed an In
crease 62s cars with 80 for Monday. Liverpool
I'D lower Stocks here Monday will show a
decrease Of about 3OOO 900 bushels The shipping de-
mand keeps small; country offerings are still light,
but colder weather IS predicted. a condition likely
TO increase the farmers offerings Clearances
from the seaboard were only $4,000 bushels. The
seaboard reported 81 loads for export
Oats early In the day showed an advance OF Ac;
the last prices showed that all lost. The close was
the same as Fridays. December 22i4c; May, 2SA9
237sc Receipts 305 cars. with $50 for Monday.
It is expected oats will decline somewhat further
with corn.
Flaxseed was dull: to-night's prices the same as
Fridays: December. 81 3SA; May. 81 "a. The three
points had 1872 cars, compared with 81 last year.
Provisions strong pork up TIC to l5c, lard up
&C. ribs up sc 10 12Ec. The small stocks. particu-
Iary OF ribs. and the bull attitude Of the Cudahys
are the features The worlds stock Of lard de-
creases for November 5000 terces. against 1000
decrease a year ago.
on the curb puts on May wheat closed at s77sc;
calls 6S2c. Puts May corn, 32isc; calls, 32lsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
SOUTHERN PACIFICs EARNINGS.

ttr,k,, southern Pacific Company made another
bort -. return OF earnings in It's last monthly re-
avs. received In October gross earnings in
p,,,s N,"2SS, and net earnings s466.7J5. as com
DIV WIN The same month a year ago. From
rs,s -, gam IN net has been 81 G6553l and at this
me- company Will show for the year upward OF
ptoh.,,,' earned on the stock. There is little
", liability that earnings in the rest OF tho year
d. % lighter than in tho last four months, while
a'css favor further expansion. Speculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
HEAVY TRAFFIC on THE WABASH

., ION July Up to the present time the Wabash
Its run over 100000 and the increase from
mas crossed the 81 $4,000 mark. The road Is
..,,'.sy making great hesdway The remarkable
o 60. ABOUT the earnings is that the percentage
eap~ Is constantly growing. The run OF
h,,..e earnings now shows from IS TO 10 per cent
e.,.,s over last years Gross earnings are IN
rbs Ing az the rate OF from $500 TO $4,000 a day.
''H IN net earnings in October was 1lls.Ses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
PREFERRED STOCK

Total Issue 30 600 shares VIII receive dividend OF 700
the stock participates ana hen
becomes common sharing alike with me latter FROM
rate Of subscription the preferred stock VIII soon
,sEen IN I'nsold portion Is offered $50 100
shares Preferred stock will It's dividend OF 1e
-tth,n a abort time Send for book. ''BroWnow Gold
Mines. illustrated and with engineers reports maps ana
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~ 'ne SUCK mas queted down since the transfer OF
the Stanford holdings to IN. IIurt,n.or- &c.
syndicate. tho leaders in the movement being CON-
tent TO let the stock with the rest of the market
TOT the time Support appears to be given In the
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RAILWAY EARNINGS GROWING

Inc financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings OF seventy-1ve roads for the second week
OF November, 1899, at So6ss ss2. an increase OF
N SSo or 1lee per cent sixty eight roads for tho
'hird week Of November at sloS75 S37, an increase
OF N'oSlsSS. or 1l.o4 per cent Earnings received
yesterday showed the following changes for the
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COMMON STOCK

in blocks % from 10 600 shares is offered
25c share 10 20 "a monthly payments OF from Sl25O
Sl0o We issue contracts securing 10 purchasers the
stock at price and dividends when declared Will
be paid on entire block engaged whether fully paid for
or not; From present indications common stock will earn
from - 10 800 annually present price deep
shaft Is completed 20 the junction OF the large veins
though there strong probabilities OF much larger
pron then.
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
reported by C. /. Hudson Co.. Nos. "a & SO wA-st)
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