davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-14

NJ ofICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
IN CREDIToRs.

NJ ofTCE OF FIRST MEETING OF
IN CREDITORS.
United States of America,
District of West Virginia. S.:
In the limited States District Court in and
for Said District
In the Matter of William w West. Bank
rupLs
No.....in Bankruptcy
To the Creditors of William w. West. of
Wheeling. ins the county OF Ohio, and
district aforesaid a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day Of November A. ID, $780, the said
William w. West was duly adjudicated
bankrupti and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will be held at my office, No.
lJt9 ChaplIne street. in the city OF Wheel
ing. W. Va. on the 23d day of November,
A. u. 1900, at ten O'clock in the forenoon,
AT Sshich time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting
FRANK C. cox
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Wheeling. W. Va, November II, 1900
nol3ee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-14
To-Morrow's Packets.

Darlington, F. A. .Gobel, 3;30,p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-14
NToTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
In CREDITORS.

United States of America,
District of West Virginia, S.:
In the United States District Court in and
for Said District
In the Matter of Alexander McConneghy,
Bankrupt
To the creditors OF Alexander McConne-
ghy, of Wheeling. in the county OF Ohio.
and district aforesaid. a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
DAY of November, A. D. 1900 the said
Alexander McConneghy was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; ann that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at my
office, No. 1906 Chapline street. In the city
off Wheeling, w. Va, on the sd day or
November. A. ID. 1890. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. at which time the said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims. APP
point a trustee. examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
FRANK c. cox,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Wheeling, W. Va, November L., 1900
nol4eq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-14

WANTED-Me TO learn barber trade.
We teach the work in twotmonths. Fur
nish board, tools, transportation and pc
sitions for graduates without any expense.
Special offer for thirty days. Depart
ment for ladies in hairdressing and man
touring also Make application at once
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, REPRE-
SENTATIVE, 40 Fourth avenue. Pitts
burg, Pa. nol0ev
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-14
SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION

" n. bIAb I,
Major. Corps of Engineers, L. S. A.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
@aa paa cine cpcr Iiaaara.

Zen Dtnub, Tom aelses at 9aa toars oosr gttagara'
iosi.r paa en- CINE i Sieheb msb en- bsrswt fraHl' eiu,.
batter. bltp noaslia a'beibt esriru al autoritst,rrs,
saubipaliqois or ban tairsmlie ior at be hlubrtos
ham, Isosu 'omnitr mart NOT uoer uHsbiq ReFfo al
Gin. 3ag 7 cts spsoomsariaio, aimiHbelist GHbsr
iom 6oritopaslis. SpspspFa @aloe'sbsr. 9aloro oe
atrpssbsb slsr mssst til at ~'oriorts eiuet Fer sr en-
Tsbtun. ION otl bslbrsos oIsis. hpts ben ,aats ntioIu,
oa i2Ioe. oa bet sr Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
ooh Mausu Grcsu, % soo o.Ibrso btr htfsr, iTsl.
gen. 1stis upusrtrnius U'iooel bar en- Rstorb al optr
80 Mar mtb pelbrsosli,r bos fs. srns Bat rsstlmas.
Rat. % ale eisis s~psoomms pl uerrbbss % surbhsb
% eipstrait tass osrss DIaos, Raar Ts trduetr en-
Wsoiau al osHn, sInss. iaa 'aa ben aanIs paahbsliss
6citsiisrs TaDsbitier mso At 9rirats R.ptuus etamp
optr J.aFtbaIitR. lfyeb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
Snnholo

~n fnr TIL g~suoptens g~,atisnaiparf. On
IioIig Estititlorus AZ Dlrs u, i. auuno'tu. Dte
II attttbta,osr, rprnbuesr,t ,',,r Photographer
euurrie Hsb aiGrIisbsoen, al Souas Ga, en-
Iibsn norton pritOrtt, men mte eDbt aIDor bag
bet apmtHs.
vt Sfegeas 1rama $3.50 tH artbtnbs 3ra9shte fra
be ffou Sfoa, Toro,UliRusfoia.
10 fmaa 1r@ifo, ttr ben uiortiaretlr 'ptrt.
Gcrtnl.r psur,t mrautr,
Sniefoeio, gist
ebriftina al 2periss, @utap gnoifs 1atttr-
en- h,Itorti gtttis ON bsRus bssaotbt. ,a,rraabis,,
Isthnotgs % u~turItgt iusui, aougsbatttr.
toust, al 9usOb Silbtth.
Dir Safs, en- i~ppHbsube Gisiantbitori. fra gubtu.
@rnt sirfes @rauo ptniepna 28bs Taai
al ptitortfsrsu C. " gDsrlarb.
2er Rprtaainesr, t'tsr ben ~bttlsnbts iotnit. 3tatsr
gu9u't gian4t,
8apnfen 3rspsaoos. al gbinnft @reupoIb IN
~iOrtriHlig Smagrbtb al bsE gamit tsIauofs soaa.
I~,ttraiur.
Sarot Saabcro, al Sdcob 6iibith
@~n'binston ! mn 9cipsnine riaua, iprsotr,
hibtIl %uflsuott. iut,rtSiaHtc Eplpsulna,r ON "guu.
bets f5nbsr".
Jul, Elite siter ben rusNfs Dieter Iotot,0Hi.
Sgict pda Spnten, en- lbSn paft.r JulsIort1uiru.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13

GU tnSif Sssier. III e Sofb.
Cot paa Ssiiisiost. u 1bsobor Ga'part.
aifeiaboen. IaIs | en- uHsoOnsi,ft. vi a. ptrB.
5er3.
S:Hr' 4ransr.
9f en- ToropoIfarsrs Tasbos. gulrGbiom
1sostamp. Otter .. OTHERS.
Suffer BUT af gorbahl Rorisu.
Abbeoeus @aos. VI 9obH ). a9si.t.
Stsitusn.
9iummer Guano. af GrnuIf.
1iIhof. 5Urt0atHg al Gilt, hubert.
susltiars. VI Jatob . Bun.
Ssnrr 2tanlsp os bane sitrttafarosr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
;sor 0jemmct, n sssss4 Scr e. S;solfets ellmanaf.

IRA 8annart bar ut nootaget ct tort Gpla9 Of "SortG1tn9er fra ben
bdI nte Solfets Mlmanat, Eo. / % Q On al bHit gssu tan M s.
bodies im 8rGmne meo Biaoet. Spr al otie Bs9er bar omtrug 100
Sileoer, pplpieuoe pg morjomme.
Ieorab'p often Os 0eo srneu Sf.25 for ct aar mdo bsnHs
TrGmte.
vi bar eroel itohgsre Nargauge al Beo &rusn, og ri oil ienoe en- Ndr1aug
frt til nge Gbonnufr, iaGleuge Epn3st uarer Npe HbonueRter oil alraa
fda: 3eorab'9oter TO @aHge ont nqn for ct Var, 8b Arnsu en- Gang om
u@n eaer 1872 tore So T. en- elors y argau9 Of gb Qrneu 1892 Stosr {aut
en- p9rbiiulo 4rGule, oltiammen for S125.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13


|b. Gut
|r, ION BIT.
| S6Orsoa5|
|obsr Gne.
baOs irtsf.
| fort ifor.
|pssatpl't !.
| gPano S'.
lei SnoSfb|
|,r Marb|
| ON iig ~
| tps or
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13

3 5amll"GGeutng Rot CT 10 oahe totorereoe gileber, og hoert gfQeoe
sr trtt II qoIsrer 9st. fsue Btueos err Ut sruoeislgt, smsr galerr of
5rocmaIu; 6ernat 1ragtr fra inbrt 8ois, sfer 1RaIeu al gRrsbra;
IraSt5t ra sstsrsoalen. l9eIeoes az Gtrs6n9; aorosn r ct esysuolag.
ereg Naert; Oct ,Snort a. m Srhr, eier WaIeri al H. SHoer; aieIeu III
Sattren. etsr Malert al aeOemann 1an, pa eaaOe, eitsr leai.rt al o.
9uutbei SintairhpteH. erer gaer; Nisieu hj1lr SuleorNsu, ener gRa.
hrt al 9snng Rphrsm; abisar 90 RtsisuOr ar aiaitbat,. esr ERalsa
al g8lbelm Qarjtn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13

Ia cia eia Huios Ia BarieI. ct Jt,,otrnla,
btosbtltb, al Ghr'ttaR DsHH,sIau.
Smaapsrs al Ssnrif sssrsslano.
9ssIssSans. 9lpautisauiHa al Or.
s'rigsen "@miIp Brans-.
Soor Sartbei bsntsr sGbiemoh.
nit az BIG foriabt.
6n &iainsbiitoris. VI Grnul'.
Bore prGHosnter paa Sritrfpsou.
Stormnatttu. ut Jacob ptlbitt.
On S~ornoantifs. NJ en- ,ugslf Rapt,ius SrtL
ortHgsr.
On DAMNED Stitorie. Get 'srfts 1aupRib. ben
bar orr,t porgt a'Ed
Ten tuntioritanoise OR. psosr. III Igbriaa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13

Sf M pa, at bette lite er nc3en Cheap John GH1r, men bet bbfs
ganotmt iom aoIss bar 90 no9snnnos 9r 5at let r hs aoan btas
AeprOoution men trpt ira be lanne +hoer im Wor5es Ofrieqs Rart I'll
gammsnltsrmS tag en- 3ommetOt os maai uo Ia Ba8sen 20 {Omm.r I
Sreooeu os AZ 39ngoen og e hoIten 6aoe ot oil oene 9sns 2at. per
qiasaranpier, amtserGntr, Sososrsr9nofa, aisbtsou, more pa,
1nanohspa, 2fgoshationer, iunetHsshatsuer, 1ampRfs anIsbsHou.
Suffer, Saaros, eors, funhbpus, Sunbansnanonr % Membranes,
Sopsopte De pishsns Rtse 90 sienpts sLs.
Gesaoeu sps afhanbHabsusr mslsm bUr CITATION paa fslseube Jeru5aner:
geubanrne % 8rtpRabsbanea, SGoerbaneH, gosisbanen.
Ssoso: s aoussptnssrh ans soptes o. RsrObansrus famt emaaleasbaass
Set e uomartt sOOt Os imu, % oil pare en- grpb ebuert SIem, saa
iamme 5o iom bet oil pRn en- patpmmer SIRp or ale ipm bar Erua Tor ct
paaeehet Rorssstar. StsreieH er 10 CONNER bpt o. 30 lpmmer buot
9ee 3orgsidrt oil ri paa 81. beohs anbdai. let CT naturnauts te blot
til al b9nBe paa 8Gggea ipr Sms men be- r betemi III al 6ruaes Roll
br hDe BET ge peo Saanoeu, ia at De Ion e efsr noar BE- taller I'M 3ora.
pa aerue pl nbe iorfleG9e 5tsbsuapue. "a oct e 10 uose, ION uofe
QRiere ia che ul gprs. 81 nnor aatet en- tor Rouuplut, hpou BET nu
piemmes. Dog oil ri ulraaoe pore 2Risre at babe line Barter labet paa
YRrrb mo Siots ia lot ian hGEses OF sar rules TANNER. Siaanlo ma
Tor 0opestartn bsmles 80 Gems extra.
Tne aat fohe mere uo nosr Bramitbps. nj menu bar tHuo: meu
Suit r for sOt for feurahsSofns absnatutr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
Semitic Sesning no. (mco Staeoer)

pI bore GGiee fnOe at fa fubiommn pau SBoe mso be ioreguaeuoe
Numr, Of tUtne be TO iDfe uost Gpas al $4,000. getrast isgsnOe
...SnoboIo...
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
tSantlics SGsning go. ii Glnitreret)
Seeorab' gohens npt grami.bos for 1899 1900
e M farots % ienOes til ale baab. up og snms abomsrtsr Der bar baat Tor
ct aar Sornuo.

VtutneT-
HALPTOSEs ira p.uspaons TationaIpsrsi
Angel Terrace.
OhSidisn Cliff.
Gibbon Can yon and River.
Excelsior GsySsr,
The Riverside Gsyssr.
The Grotto Geyser.
Garpribst -Stlah' paa p.aopNors pata
Cmbore paa IatupHtb,t.
ITos'fitTps ct stptts oDsnior bet sD,rfh Gan.
0ort S,lfab paa Hopper al Gunrau,n Deaf. a.7oo
COB o0,r poo,t 10 Sos eus ben sofa jam.
Sitmms lslsH.
Cite fsIsrsrsos % naturirs etthosraabiI,
totr, 8x9;
Minerva Terrace hsr,r III Brasui,boe,as sibe 10
Old Faithful Geyser. 81
Castle Well, Castle Geyssr ......."..... 81
Crater Of the Obtong ............"".. 8
Goiden Gate. east entrance. ........"...... 20
Point Lookout and Great Fals......,. "a
Inspiration Point from Grand Vsw....... a.
Great Fails Of the Yellowstone TOO. d
CDl,u bisis 8 eitboaraN,r ,r ian nsg,t hsrr, ,ub 'ra
isrit al bsIt,rrt. al b, nc, eoei Tan ss',S Droruis.
bogsu. oa Ut '.uosr BEN bUfor 'aTf'Lli 0t1sb,rHt.
bsr ,r 'srftstaSiss I al, G,t passr III 0agptsSaiIs
,asr III at baps en- Dlapp, for Gp6,partaa)
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Some of the buyers and sellers in yesterdays
ket were: Andrews & Criss Q000) bought Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Day & Heaton 1000 sold. Moore &
Schey bought Atchison common Bell & Co. Q5cO
bought Sugar Refining ]. F. Carlisle and J. B. Ed
wards sold l. & S. Wormser bought Metropolitan
Street Railway; w. d. Hatch, II. Content & Co.
and w. B. Oliver sold Moore & Schey bought
Southern Railway preferred White & Barton and
c. B. Butler & Co. 1000 bought Missouri Pacific;
E. T. Bragaw and w. r. Houghtaling & Co. sold.
F. S. Smithers bought Union Pacific. London
bought Southern Railway London bought North
Pacific. Welles Herrick & Hicks bought st.
Paul. w. r. Houghtaling & Co. ,0O0 sold Denver
and Rio Grande common. Groesbeck & Sterling
sold Atchison common H. G. We'll Q,Oc0) l. & S.
WOrmser and Joseph Connah bought Sugar Refin-
ing. NJ. G. Bouvier bought St. Paul; w. r. Hough-
falling G. Co, r. H. Thomas & Co and H. Groes-
beck sold. Moore & Schley bought National Tube
common Rolston & Bass bought Pennsylvan MIA.
Jones, Maury & Co. Q,000 bought Norfolk and
Western common. Feuchtwanger Co. bought
Continental Tobacco. Rolston & Bass and Halle &
Steglitz bought Texas Pacific. ]. NJ. Amory & Son
(20OW bought Northern Pacific S. V.
White (2000) bought Atchison common; Groesbeck
& Sterling 5000 in alb sold. II. p. Gardner q OoO
and Fahnestock q Co bought Missouri Pacific; E.
T Bragaw LOGO and Cruikshank G. Co sold. j. H.
Guisel & CO. bought Colorado Fuel and Iron. F.
w. Savin & Co. Q,000 bought Union Pacific; Wor-
den 6: Co. Q.OOO sold Jewett Brothers, H. Content
& Co and ]. Nj. Leopold & Co. bought Wabash.
Seligman & Van Antwerp A De Cordova & Co..
Pearl & Co and Magoun Brothers bought Wabash
preferred. c. J. Hudson & Co. Q,0O0 bought Con-
tinental Tobacco. ]. NJ. Amory & Son and Talbot J.
Taylor & Co. bought 5000 shares of Pennsylvania
each. Pepper & Stern sold 5000 shares and Worden
& Co. 1000 shares. Strong, Sturgis & Co. q OOO
bought Baltimore & Ohio preferred Keep & Keen
QO0W bought Missouri Pacific; w. r. Houghtaing
& Co. 1000 sold. F. l.. Seligsberg and Edey &
Sons bought Continental Tobacco.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET-The market
opened steady. closing firm and active. Standard
Oil closed at 525G52S. against 525a52S on Friday
Last prices of other prominent issues We're: havana
Commercial, 1921; preferred. 59a6Ola; Baking
Powder 92%G932 Bay State Gas 1$sdlh; Pump.
2116d221h; preferred, 6Gq67: Markeen Copper sal;
Amalgamated Copper 06& G91: Amsterdam Gas ~
d30; preferred, 49i%651; Rubber Goods 2Sd2S1a;
preferred. s0AGsO14; Distling of America, 7AGIR,;
preferred, 2I14d2T%; oss-Sheffeld. 2Sf30; pre-
ferred, 6SG@691a lex divdend): Storage Power. 12a
IA: General Carriage, 94d93..
THE MANUAL OF STATISTICS.-The twenty
second annual issue of THE Manual of Statistics
has just been published. and. usual it contains
a of information of the utmost interest
to investors. Its pa ges present the data and sta
tistcs OF all the great markets. and Its figures
railroad and industrial companies of especial
value The Manual of Statistics may be called
a complete Stock Exchange handbook.
FOREIGN manufacturers operations in
amounting to 10000 shares of which two-thirds
and Rio Grande issues. Atchison issues. Southern
Railway common and Union Pacific.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.-Actvity and
strength in Denver and Rio Grande issues We're
noted in Yesterdays market. London heavy
buyer of both the common and preferred but there
was no development affecting the company's
securities.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-The Consolidated Gas
Company of New-York has made an application
the Committee Stock List of the Stock EX-
change list S15,517 200 additional of its capital
stock, making the total amount listed S54,595,200
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
EXCHANGE MARKET CONDITIONS.

An authority the sterling exchange market
says:
Money having ruled much easier this week than
last. the decline in exchange while 1t lasted, can
not be attributed TO anything else than the large
purchases of our stocks and bonds for European
account. This theory is corroborated by Fridays
reaction in exchange just IL found
that Europe had ceased to buy and begun take
its profits by reseling Its stocks. Had all their
purchases been shipped and the equivalents drawn
on Europe. the decline in exchange must have been
greater than it was. but find that many II not
most of Europe's recent purchases are being car
ried here, where money is so much easier
exchange of old Government bonds for the new
per cent bonds proceeds and the currency against
the latter is issued This process has already be-
gun, and bids fair to assume large proportions
very soon The weeks supply of commercial bills
shows decided falling off. particularly in cotton
bills The export for cotton is evidently
drawing to a close In grain bills, on the other
hand, there has been slight increase during the
week, particularly to Germany, IN anticipation of
probable early increase in the German tariff duty
on cereals. The usual spring demand for exchange
has not made itself felt yet to any extent but is
bound to tell upon our exchange market very soon
fdence and change of sentiment such as must
eventually place our long neglected railroad and
industrial securities on that permanently higher
level which their enhanced earning capacity fuljv
justifies.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
BIG ORDER FOR CARS

The American Car and Foundry Company has
Just made contract to furnish the Wabash RaIl
road Company with cars. the aggregate cost Of
which will amount to upward OF So 100000 This f.
of the largest orders for cars made at one TINA
by any company. and 1t reflects the railroad pros
perity that is now so general throughout the coun
try. Orders for new cars being given in largo
amounts every week. as shown by the record pub
lished in this column yesterday. and the greater
part Of the new business is being handled bv tho
American Car and Foundry Company. which is a
consolidation OF the leading building comnan,..
in the country. The directors and officers of ,ba
company the chief owners OF the Car FOUNDRY
securities. and. the company's management 70
vested in conservative hands the ownership of tho
stock is a guarantee OF it's merit
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
RIO GRANDE WESTERN NEW STOCK

The Rio Grande Western Railway Company has
issued the following circular to stockholders IN
reference TO proposed issue OF So 900 additions,
common stock:
To provide additional capital when and as -
quired the best interests of the companv as &c.
forth in the circular TO the stockholders dated
March Z 1899 a first consolidated mortgara NJ
authorized last year. Issues OF bonds have 49,
made hereunder. the proceeds OF which have en-
abled the company to make very valuable addtt,on.
TO the property. The continuing prosperity OF ths
country served by road has resulted since ths
date IN further large development OF it's local hrs
ness. accompanied by the steady growth OF tran,c
to and from the now rapidly developing Paciac
Coast and has greatly increased the earninps ~,
your company. as also the standing of Its sscur i.
ties II is the Judgment OF your directors thar I,
will be now to your advantage to make additionai
provision for new capital In the form of stock ne,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Or Orleans - Com
mercial. 15c discount; bank 81 premium San Fran
csco-Sght 1712c: telegraph zoe. Cincinnati-Be-
tween banks. zoe discount; over the counter SOC
premium. Charleston-Buying, par selling, 1-10c
premium. Boston-5c and 15c discount Chicago
20c discount. st. Louis-Par. Savannah-Buying
T5c; selling 75c per 81 900.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. 3All per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 34m37s per cent and for long bills
3S4 per cent. Berlin discount rate. 514 per
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 4S52 pfennigs;
Paris exchange London, % francs p centimes
Paris discount rate, 31a per cent.
FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES consos for
money 10 1916; for the account 102; French rentes
lOl francs 10 centimes. Spanish As. 7l7s
THE SILVER EIARKET.-Bar silver F97ac Mex
273sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid BOSS; Lisbon. A;
Buenos Ayres. l27.S0: Rome, $50.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
BANK CLEARINGS AND FAILURES.
''Dun's Review" says:

Exchanges at the chief cities have been Tor tne
week $6l1 col 049 149 per cent smaller thah 100
year, although 4e.9 per cent larger tnah IN io9o.
Doubtless the magnitude of financial transactloIss
a wear ago, In connection with the iormatioh OF
new companies. explains much OF the decreass, -,
Money markets continue easy with expansion In
commercial loans to q per cent of all loans tor
the week against IL per cent last week and 10 per
cent the week before Failures for three weeks
of March have been &4H.4i7 against A9l6.2S last
year A.sOS 425 In 1898 and siss7 SG In 1881 Manu-
featuring were O72 against 81 408 4 and trad
Ing 5.524s56 against 81 2O26!2 last year Eau,
ures for the week have been 1S3 in the United
States against 200 last year, and twenty-seven In
Canada against twenty-four last year
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
CAPITALIzING INDUsTRIAI.s IN 1899

'"The Financial Chronicle of last week has
comprehensive table of Industrial companies
formed In the year 1899. The capitalization OF
these new companies aggregates 81 5s $50 900. This
is divided follows Common stock. $, ,2oooooJo'
preferred stock. $685. TO 600; bonds, 1926 $4,000 In
addition the American Tobacco Company Increased
its capital from S2 600 600 s5600O00 the Cont
mental Tobacco Company from s3o.UoGO TO soO-
100000, and the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Com
pany from O So, ,0000
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
CHICAGO GAS REPORTS.

The Chicago report that a New-York syndicate
had purchased the S, 100000 bonds of the ogden
Gas Company. recently authorized. could not De
confirmed in Wall Street. and It was not believed
TO be true The president Of the Peoples Gas Com
pany quoted a follows regarding the report;
I have heard the same story before many times
in the last six eight months: II II Is true,
don't know It. There Is probability OF gas
war. far the Peoples company is concerned.
We will force May /. June or any
other date. but should anybody fight us we VIII
fpht hack
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

on a fairly large scale. The closing tone was
Arm. Last prices were: Canadian Pacific. ssA;
Erie 13a; Erie ist preferred, 4oss Illinois Central,
117a Union Pacific preferred, TITS; St. Paul. 12Sss;
New-York Central, 1891: Pennsylvania. Ms Read
Ing 9L; Northern Pacific preferred, 77A Atchi-
con, 28Ih Louisville and Nashville. ST. Grand Trunk
S%, and Anaconda S7s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

1.-The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings of seventy-one railroads Cor the first week
or March 1900 at S. III O53 increase of si565l4
or 596 per cent sixty-four roads for the second
week of March ss773.57l. an increase Of ssioSiS.
or IL per
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

fore recommended that there be authorized an ad-
ditional issue of the common capita' STOCK 10 tne
UT of
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
STOCKS AGAIN ACTIVE
SHARP ADVANCES MADE.
A HEAVY BUYER

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Fridays
last prices We're:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call per cent.
Time money. 414@5 per cent for sixty days 41aG5
cent for three. four and six months railroad
collateral. Commercial paper, 4iad51a per cent for
three four and six months for the best names. and
above for names not we'll known. Choice paper
is readily taken at current rates.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Narke steady. Actual
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
THIRD WEEK EARNINGS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the
third week In March showed the following changes
over the time year ago:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Saturday. Saturday. Net
March II. March "a. change
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London March "a, p. m.-The market for Amer
lean securities opened steady and above parity
level Transactions. considering the short day,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
BOSTON STOCKS.

coupon do pSf.s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

'And interest. TEX dividend. TEX coupon. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

'Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

cIOslng rates tOIIOW:
Cables. Sight. Sixty days.
Sterling 4T57sG4s6 4.S5< 94.sh& 4.s2A "a .S21s
5.1sh 51s%-1-1665.1s% 5.21 s95.21 al IS
r marks 81 15-1GG95 "a 13 f6G04s "a -16@941s
Guilders 40G40 lie 80 13- 16G397s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS

ACTUAL Closing Shares
open High Low. Fin. Rid Ask. sold.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

RAILROAD BONDS. - Market strong. Total
sales amounted in par value TO e 031. .0CO against
s2s40.000 Friday The heaviest dealings were
in the Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Division 3As)
Central OF Georgia Is, Central Pacific 4s Colorado
Midland 1st As and PTS, Colorado and Southern LIST
4s Erie lst general As. Kansas City. pittsburg and
Gulf trust certificates. Mexican Central lst in
comes Missouri. Kansas and Texas list and Cd Is
Norfolk and Western As Reading general As ct
Louis Southwestern lists and 2ds. Union Pacific Is
and Wabash debenture Bs.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Total sales for the week l52 80
Total in preceding week.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

profits