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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-13
Metals,

NEW YORE-The principal feature
in the metal trade to-day was u fur
Their heavy break at London. where the
tin prices went off G3l0 to El16, on the
bearish statistical situation and an
avalanche Of selling orders. On receipt
OF this news. the local market followed
suit and broke about 125 points to SIG 25
and closed steady, but weak; Deccm-
Der tin was offered at SIG 90. Though
copper in London declined IS to CT 15s,
the local market remained quiet and
about steady on the basis OF ST 90 for
Lake Superior and SIG 621a for electro
1ytic and casting copper. Lead ruled
dull and nom!nally quoted at 81 37is,
while at London, the market was IS Cd
lower at s16, It's Cd. Spelter ruled weak
and unsettled at five points decline, ow-
ing to an absence OF buyers, closing
weak at 81 171S14 2e31s. London report
ed unchanged prices at Els, los. There
was another reaction in iron In the
English markets, prices there dropping
Is Sd at Glasgow to sos Sd, while Mid
dlesboro scored a loss Of is to 55s. Do
nestle iron markets were quiet. Pig
Iron warrants So So81o SO; foundry
northern SIS o0@1s 50; southern, 314 500
Is Is and soft southern s14 oo915 70.
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barrel Of sweet potatoes, one-hnIf bar
rel of onions, one-half barrel of par.
ships. 100 bushels Of potatoes, one-half
barrel Of white beans, pounds, noodles,
pounds of maccaronI. 4. pounds OF tap
ioca, Is pounds OF corn starch, pounds
OF farina. 81 pounds Of baking pow
der. ISL pounds rolled oats. pounds Of
homlny flakes, II pounds of hominy,
pounds laundry starch, three-fourths
OF barrel OF buckwheut flour, s bar
treIs Of wheat -four. % pounds OF SELF
raising flour. pounds Of graham -four,
one barrel Of cornmeal. turkeys, one
ham, 10 pounds OF sausage, 10 pounds
Of meal, pounds Of bacon. IS bottles
OF catsup. one.half barrel OF granulated
sugar. 3 pounds Of brown sugar. one
half peck Of pop corn, one-half bushel
OF nuts, Is pounds of table salt, II
brooms. "a pounds Of rice, one quart Of
molasses, pounds of butter, 3 cans Of
soup. 2 punches OF celery. pounds Of
fruit pudding one plum pudding. one
puiiSIi VI uilt1 Sdbe, W pouuuS VI COI.
fee, ~ pounds tea, IA cakes Of sapolio,
7 cans Of meat one jar pickles. cans
OF I've, one-haIf barrel OF laundry soap
5S bars Of toilet soap. 10 pounds of
washing powder, one scrub brush. one
large lot OF dishes, from Friedel; 4
sacks of secondhand clothing SO pairs
of stockings. 2M pounds OF cotton, 2
towels, 3 handkerchiefs, pairs shoes.
tops. dolls and dishes; 1900 envelopes
from John s. Naylor e Co.
Money Donations-From the First
and Second Presbyterian and First and
Second United Presbyterian churches,
Thanksgiving collection, S73 IS; English
Lutheran church. Thanksgiving collec-
lion. 81 II: from envelopes on sacks,
Sc 55: envelopes from drug stores,
S21 Is: check from Mr.. John Culbert-
son, S.. check from Miss Virginia
Wise, SIS: Thomas Phillips, Akron, do
nation, IS %; Wendell Bros. donation,
IS; total, $i53 IL. 81.
The lady managers Of the Chlldren's
Home wish TO thank very generous
public for the above liberal donations
through the Thanksgiving sack gather
lnp r'
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BROKERS.
ADAMS 6 CO.,
i 1919 Market street,
Opposite postoflice.
New York and cTOcIc Grain
PittsburetI.... y y = O y, q Markets.
Standard Investments Securities.
ia, TELEPHONE 1857.

changed; receipts 1888 barrels exports
46,6S9 barrels. Wheat dull: spot and
December 72A 972Ssc; receipts 23,S74
bushels: exports 31.6SS bushels. Corn
firm: spot old 43l4 8437Sc; receipts 264, I
S23 bushels;i exports 10000 bushels. Oats
Arm: No. . white 2sls @a0c; exports no.
900 bushels. Sugar, butter and eggs
firm and unchanged. Cheese firm.
81 C1NCINNATI-Flour dull. but steady.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red 7ss@77c. Corn
steady; No. 2 mixed 3SlsQ 3Sc. Oats
quiet; No. 2 mixed 251sc, Rye quiet and
steady; No. 2, 955c. 3 Lard quiet and
steady.at So IS. Bulkmeats easy at
Sc 5006 60. Bacon easien at S7s52i.s.
Whisky firm ut 81 81. Sugar easy and
unchanged.
TObEDo-Wheat quiet and firm;
cash and December 7Sc. Corn dull md
firm; cash. 37iSc. Oats, cash and De-
cember 23Ec. Rye, SEC, Cloverseed.. 1895
prime, SC IS.
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Wool.

BOSTON-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say Of the wool
trade Tomorrow: There is some i'm
provement TO be noted in the wool
market, although prices cannot as yet
be quoted appreciably higher. The de-
mand has increased somewhat and the
business has been more diversified.
The sales are more generally ,dIstribu-
ted In tho trade and the number Of
manufacturers who. have been buying
Is larger, but they IRE operating very
carefully. Manufacturers nre talking
more hopefully in several instances and
feeling encouraged rs TO the outlook for
the heavy weight Season. The colder
weather has acted as stimulus, and
this has been accumulated by the tenor
of adv,ces from abroad, where tops
have advanced 111SSc per pound, and
wool markets generally are firmer. The
sales for the week In Boston amounted
to S,S45,S00 pounds domestic and SCI, 900
pounds foreign, making Z total OF
i,2l2, 800, against q total OF 3,5I7,50o for
the previous week and a total OF G,G64,-
900 for the corresponding week last
year. The sales since January1 l. amount
TO 1901 400 pounds. against 81, 46T. 776
pounds for the corresponding Tina last
year. ia.
NEW YORK-Wool quiet.
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Brahmin Prayers For Muller.

During the illness of Professor Max
Muller at the end Of last year public
prayers were offered in n Hindu temple
at Madras for his recovery, distIrc-
ton never before given to European.
Similar services were also performed In
other towns in India. including Bcnarey,
the center OF Brahmanic learning and
Brahmanlc orthodoxy. When the news
Of his recent serious illness arrived all
the priests and pundlta Of Bennrcs u.s.
semblcd together and agreed to offer
prayers in their sacred temple for his
recovery. ~ ..I
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
INCREASED INTEREST I'M STOCKS

VI, Is L b. j.. /
NEW. YORK, Dec. 12.-close: Money
on call steady at 464k per cent; last
loan ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4Aa5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change easy. with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 S4H@ s4hs for de-
naand and at 81 sess@4 sos for co days;
posted rates 81 sl1s94 50 and 81 S5kS
4 So; commercial bills 81 SoS4 BOZ. Sill
yer certificates 649G5c. Bar silver 64xc.
Mexican dollars 6OAc. Government
bonds strong. State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Activity IN n large number OF usual
~ dormant securities was taken by
traders to-day to demonstrate increased
interest in the stock market on the part
OF the outside public.
Gains in these properties were more
extensive than in the usual market
leaders and extended to points In some
cases. Generally speaking tho market
during tho forenoon displayed grea.
animation and strength with specula-
tive interest radiating from one group
of stocks to another. Factors which
contributed to the days rise included
traffic statements for the first week OF
December embracing all sections of the
country and showing substantial in
creases. The fact that rs yet money
rates have not exceeded 6 per cent and
that to-day the highest figure made was
81 per cent which tapcfed off to 4 per
cent before the close. rendered specula-
tors less uneasy. With the absorption
by the sub-treasury on Internal revenue
collections and transfers to the interior,
the bsnks thus far this week have lost
sS,2O0,0 900. Rates. for sterling exchange
continued to yield sixty day bills de-
Ginning &c. 1t Is understood that the
question Of imports Of gold Is being
considered by prominent institution
on the basis of allowing interest on the
money while In transit. This relief APP
parently In sight should conditions be-
come stringent in the money market.
speculative pools became active and
forced considerable covering OF short
lines. Tho market for, Americans abroad
was described as buoyant and the arbi-
TRACE houses bought about $4,000 shares
on balance for London. This demand
was primarily responsible for the weak
ness In sterling exchange rates as Offer
ings Of commercial acceptances were
only moderate. At the outside of bust
ness the coal stocks were the principal
features and generally got well above
last nights close on an enormous de-
mand. These properties later on show
ed the effect OF heavy realizatlons.
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MRS. EVANS STATEMENT
o. the Circumstances Attending the
Arrest of Her Husband For Lunacy
Sheds New Light Upon the Case.

( o. the Circumstances Attending the
Arrest of Her Husband For Lunacy
Sheds New Light Upon the Case.
Yesterday morning the Intelllgencer
made a publication Of the circum-
stances attending the arrest of William
Evans on the charge Of insanity and Of
his release on habeas corpus proceed
Ings before Judge Husus Tuesday. Mrs.
Evans and her friends state that the
publicatl ton is inaccurate in some par
ticulars. She has written the following
which the Intelllgencer publishes in
Justice, to her side OF the case:
To the Editor OF the. Intelligenccr.
SIR:-An article appeared In the
Intelligencer with regard to the Evans
lunacy case. which wish to correct in
justice to myself and my people. as the
whole article was. bundle Of mlsrepre-
sensations. The dismissal was brought
about by the blunders OF the justice
and the Vaccinations Of the lawyers,
Mr.. Evans has been an inveterate
drlnker Of intoxlcnnts, and user OF
op!ates for years. AT times he'is vlo-
lent, being very abusive to the men,
bcrs OF his family. driving them from
home and threatening their lives. From
time to time I have had to so home to
my people with my three children. for
protection and support. Promises to do
better have induced me to give him
another trial, and / have gone back to
him many times, but always with the
same result. II he had stayed away
from US, all would have been well, but
he persisted In lettering around and
annoying my people after having been
warned repeatedly and having been ia
ken away by officers.
At last. upon the advice of friends,
my brother had him arrested on q
lunacy charge.
The trial before Judge Hugus was
held without our. knowledge, without 4
report from the county physician. with
out our lawyer. who was otherwise en-
gagged Mt the time. We knew nothing
OF 1t, until after Mr.. Evans was re-
leased, whereas yesterdays paper said
thessame witnesses and dispositions
were brought before Judge Hugus that
were introduced at the hearing.
The 5000 endowment life insurance
policy is all an Imagination. Mr.. Evans
does not and never did hold an cndow-
mcnt policy. Mr.. Evans has duped his
friends and the Disciples OF Black
stone" in believing that he holds an en-
dowment policy. and that he has other
sources Of securing money. whereas he
has not q cent but what he works for.
He was some time ago, insured for
5000. payable at death only. but he has
not kept UP the payments on that.
The case doee not resemble the His
som case, M there nrc no sensational
developments to be made, only the bare
facts as stated above.
MRS. WILLIAM EVANS.
Wheeling. Dec. H.
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SWEARING OFF OF MIR. KRIEG.
Signs Treaty Of Peace With his wife and AIRS
well now---An Iron Clad Pledge.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-1f Hugh Kricg,
newly married. and remorseful because
he is at times convlvial, ever takes an
other drink, smokes or chews tobacco
in fact, II he ever does anything which
angels would disapprove-he will. lose
his young and pretty wife and break an
oath which henceforth must class him
rs IN immune from sin. j v .1i
Kricg, whose home Is at Hawthorne,
N. j., went before Justice Reyes at Pat
erson, Saturday night. and took the first
angelic step.
II married the best woman in the
world,";he explained with some embar-
rassment, 'but being country-bred,
she's got some queer. notions about city
life. Now, I'm convivial. know the
ways Of the world and know Haw-
tforne pretty well. MY knowing ali
these things has got me into trouble. The
other night came to Paterson and
found some Of my friends. Time passes
quickly when friends meet, especially
when there's little inspiration flow
Ing around. It flowed just enough to
make me forget train time. What is
the consequence? I missed that train.
Biggest miss and biggest mistake ]
ever made In my life,
"well, when I got home my wife was
gone to her mother. Strange how
women always fly to their mothers. My
wife must have sat up late for me that
night. I haven't seen her since. Nov
she Is willing to come back to Haw-
thorne IL Twill promise TO love and obey.
Never was any question about the low
Ing. part, but sometimes I'm little hard
to handle. Always was SO they say in
Hawthorne. *
Anyhow. wrote my wife and she
wrote me. and here's what she sent me
to swear to. It's no ordinary swear Off,
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46ls9 bushels: spot market firm: No. ..
&c; options quiet all day, but flrn,er.
Hops quiet. Hldcs firm. Leather
steady Beef firm. Cutmcats quiet.
Lard quiet; refined steady. Pork
steady. Butter steady. Cheese firm.
EGGS steady. Tollow quiet. Rosin
quiet Turpentlnc quiet.
Rice firm. Molassaa steady.
Coffee. spot Rio easy; No. z invoice
nominal ut &c: mild quiet: Cordova,
.9M1l3kc: market for coffee futures
opened barely steady at lOll5 points
decline: closed steady Mt 109D POINTS
not lower; sales, 22,75e bags. q
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining
3 29.S2o: Centrlfuaal, 06'tcst, Q l3.9gc;
molassea sugar 8 2l-3sc; refined quiet.
Y BALTlaioRE--Fiour quiet and I'm.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour easy.
75c. -V
Corn--No. 2. 37Ac: No. 2 yellow 37Nc.
Oats-No. 2. 22G 923c; No. white
25& G:Gc: No. 3 white 254 02ec. :
Rye-No.- 2. ii7950c. =. T. =.
Barley-Good Feeding i0647hc. I'D
Malttns--Fair 10 choice 60DGOc.
t'laxseed--No. !. 81 81; No. 1 north.
western 81 65. -.
Mess Pork-Pcr barrel sl1 25Nl1 37n.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 81 1897 17lL. :.
Short Ribs--Sldes (loose) Sc 25@S59.
Gisc. -.I,IO N' ''N'
Short clear sides (boxcd) SO 606lG7o.
Whlsky-Basls Of high wines 81 81. St.
Sugars = Cutloaf 6.22c; granuIated
5,Ioe; confectloners A 5.35c: on A., 6.A0c.
Cloycr-Contract grndc $40 0Q3io 25.
dQirlcs. 13@20c. lg}fSF; $1,000
Checse-.Acllvc Mt loKHl1!sc.
EBEs-Quict; fresh &c, u gri wa.
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either. Judge. I'm to continue 10
breathe and eat when there's eating In
tho house. It's here. Judge, read It for
yourself and gaze upon man that's
going to turn angel" 4 .s
KIlee handed the paper to the Judge.
thread: & .tl (,
ITO Whom It May Concern:
In consideration of the fact that my
wife allows me to, return home to reside
there and enjoy her companlonship, love
and care. L !, Hugh ! KrIeg, do hereby
promise to begin anew. treat my wife
properly and return home before 10
o'clock when not abroad on mutual en-.
gasements., I do promise to work for
and support her as well as my position
in life will allow. i do promise further
to give her all my earnings, to attend
prayer meetings, to abstain from In
toSicatfng liquors.. also from tobacco
and cigars, and further to conduct my
self strictly in q decent. sober. orderly
manner"
Taking big chances on this, aren't
5ou?" Justice Reyes said after reading
the document. But I'll swear you IL
you want me to-"
Krles solemnly raised his right hand,
took the oath and signed the document.
We'll, It's DONE" he said with s. sigh
OF relief. "Didn't think I could do It.
I'd like TO ask you fellows to come
around the corner and have Drink
with me-" he added, "but It's train time,
and there can be no misses.
you know NY name in German
means war, but I have to sign this
treaty of peace because you can't make
war on n woman. Well, so long. I
must 60 on the hustle. You'd think a
fellow as good as nm would net have
to depend on u train and could use his
wings. II angels grow wings I'll have
4 pair on exhibition before Christmas
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Grain and Produce Market Quotations.

NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 1853
barrels; exports 1891 barrels; market
arm and again held shade higher.
with fair business reported Mt old
prfcc8: Minnesota patent 81 80&a4 %.
Wheat, receipts lD,a25 bushels; cX-
ports 1906 bushcls; spot market firm
and active: No. 2 rcd 7S%C (. o. b.
hflont; options opened depressed; closed
firm, ut NC net advance: close: Jnnu-
airy. 77Mc; March, T95sc; May, 1870;
December, &c.
Corn. receipts 1ii,3OO bunhcls; exports
1oi.719 bushels; spot market steady; No,
2, IbMc elevator: options GENERALLY
lsG MT advance, e;dse. January. 43Sc;
May, 421Sc; December. Acc.
Oats. receipts 1000 buhtcls; exports
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle and Hogs Iower-sheep and
! Lambs Higher.

Lambs Higher.
CHICAGO-Cattle, receipts 2l,ooc
head; choice steady: others slow to 100
15c lower than Monday; butchers stock
steady Mt yesterdays prices. Natives:
Best on sale to-day one car Christmas
ut 81 90: good to prime steers IS 354G 20
Cows, SO 50G4 10; heifers. 81 6095 90;
calves steady at 50 COOS 25. Hogs, re-
celpts to-day, $4,000 head; tomorrow
10000 head; estimated left over 1900
head; market active and generally sc
lower. closing steady at a decllne: top,
81 371s; mixed and butchers 81 6514 97H
Sheep, receipts $1,000 head: sheep and
lambs active and 10c higher. Christ
mas yearlings 81 5O@5 90: good to
choice western 81 1904 80; fair to
choice mixed 50 5000 10; native lambs.
one lot fancy Christmas. Sc. 81 1904 75.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Wheeling. Dec. II.
Cattle-Steady; extra, 1,0V0 to 1900
S4 25@4 50; good, 800 to 1000, SO 1904 25;
500 to 500. 50 25@3 10; 700 to SOC, Sc 5O9
3 rs; bulls, 81 50@3 90; cows. 81 50G2 80.
Hogs-Actlve; extra, 81 S545 90; good,
81 1894 S.; common, "a o034 SO.
Y Sheep-SloW; extra, 50 Dogs 80; good,
81 0093 90.
< Lambs. "a oo@5 25.
Calves, 81 00@6 rs.
Fresh cows, 5000 per head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady: ex-
ira, IS 1905 60; common. 50 0093 so.
Hogs lower; prime mediums, best Yor-
kers and good pigs, IS 1905 Is; roughs,
So 50G4 rs. Sheep active; choice wcth-
ers 81 Oo@4 90. choice lambs IS 50Q5 IS.
Veal calves Sc 5o97 90.
CINCINNATI-Hoss lower at So $50
4 %. n,
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-Thc volume OF business
doing In tho cotton business OF the
market shows no material change from
previous days Of the week. The general
tone Is dull and In plain brown grade
cotton goods somewhat easier, although
prices are not Quotably lower Bleach
cd and coarse colored cottons remain
steady. Print cloths still Inactive and
Wide goods easy. Prints and ginghams
no change. More business doing In
mems wear woolens as the result Of
colder weather, but market stiu irreg-
ulur. ~ gtE
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I THE SACK GATHERING
OF the Children's Homo Was Very
Successful, n Large Quantity of
Supplies Being Contributed.

Tho twenty-nrBt annual sack gath
ering OF tho Chlldrcn's Home. OF Wheel
Ing, was very successful. The contribu-
tIons were as follows:
snpplieg--24 loayes OF bread, 7 dozen
rolls. 10 pounds OF cracknrs, 2 large
cakeu, dozen small cakes, 4 pounds Of
shredded wheat biscuit. . pounds Of
Uneeda biscuit, gallons OF apple but
ter, iS jars OF fruit, 27 glasses of Jelly,
2: pounds of dried fruit, dozen ban
AIMS. 10 lemons, 2 quarts OF ornnbcr-
tics. harTa,z NJ snnlcs. {. dozen or
anges, 25s cans OF vegetables, pounaa
dried peas. 6 pounds OF lima beans, 20
pumpkins, 40 haads OF cabbage. one-halt
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 o.; GER
tifcates opened and closed ut 81 OSIk
for cash oil: runs 1885, ISL barrels; daily
average 1892 barrels: shipments 1872,
1856 barrels: daily average. 1886 barrels.
NEW YoRK-standard oil stock
t7soGT95. I1.TI ~
ToLEDo-oi! unchanged.
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WEsTvIRGINIA WOMEN WANT TO VOTE.

Special Dispatch Intenlsenccr. So So
@ FAIRMoNT ". Va. Dec 12The Woman sufagists of the
state will introduce bill before the legislature which will provide
for the to for presidential electors This BILL the
say the legislature need before the
people, which solely
presidential electors The Suffrage Association made
get constitution providing
suffrage but failed sS IL
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Stocks.

Atchison ........ Ut
do preferred :. sly
BALTIC. G. Ohio. Soti
do preferred :. 81
Can. Pacific 80. 81
Can. Southern 5G-
Ches. & Ohio. 81,
Chicago g. W.. lia;
Chi. Bur. &C Q..l31
Chi. Ind. & Lou. g
do preferred :. Is
eChl. G East. Ill OF:
Chi. g. N. W....1es
Chi. R T. & P. .ll5si
G. c. C. & st. L. 81
Col. Southern :. Z
do first pre-. SZ
do secosd pre- Is
Del. 6 Hudson. .1le
Del. Lack C VISA!
Denver C r G.. 81.
do preferred :. Son
Erie ......-...... III
do first pre.... 4Sk
g. North. pre-. .1ST.
Hooking Coal. 10
Hooking Valley. 50
Illinois Central. 12f7i
Iowa Central.... 49,
do preferred IN
Lake Erie & w. 5f31.
do preferred . jos
Lake Shore ,...Rt
Louis. & Nash. s3=i
Manhattan L...1ooa
Met. st. Ry.....1sTN
Mex. Central. 1S&
MINI. x St. L.. g.
do preferred ..1olIk,
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ORDINARY household accidents have
no terrors when there's q bottle OF DR..
Thomas Eclcctric OIL In the medicine
chest. Heals cuts. burns. bruises,
sprnins, Instant rclIef,-9 4
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ITCHING hemorrholdB were the
plague OF my life. Was almost wild.
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently, after doctors had failed"
G. f. CornwelI. Valley street. SAUCER
ties. N " .L..-
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Express Companies.

Adams .,........1!s United States =. q
American .......l66 Wells Fargo ....lS3
: New York Mining Stocks.
Anal Am c6 coppeG5 e.; 1 l;$ Bisen!. "a
do preferred ;. 81 National Lead :. 70
Amer. Malting.. ~ do proterrod :. sg1ii
do preferred Is National Steel :. 50
Amer. S. g. r.. SIX lido preferred, % I
do preferred :. 81 National Tube. 6lE
A Do rrs spr!.s d9 Dfst ct Rss 7
do preferred :. Is Paeino Conat -, IS
Amer. s. & W.. 4S&l DO 1rst pro.
do preferred >. SeiaI Go saoond pro-. SS z
Am. Tin Plate. 1874 Pacific Mall -. <s5S
do preferred ;. 50 Peoples Gas -. s5,s
Amer. Tobacco. ION Pressed Steel C.. 20
do preferred lid do preferred :. u /
Anaconda Mine. 472;l7ull. Pnlaoe Cargo
brooklyn R. T.. 7S7s:9tand. R G T.. s
Col. +. & 1ron.. 5lNi3usar ............le8,a
Cont. Tobacco. ss,tl do preferred lib
lido preferred. Saf|Tenn. Coal & l.. az
do preferred :. III DO preferred :. ssS
Glucose Sugar.. 81 do preferred :. SCI
do preferred ITO Westorn Union. ssh
Inter- Paper -. ~ Republic I. & s.. lS :
do preferred :. 7gk do preferred :. GS
Eaclcde Gas -. 70 P. c. C. & st. T.. s.
Total sales Of stocks woro Sia, 800 shares,
" SOlDreQ- HtFx-livIin1 d 'a.. : :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-13
New York Stock Exchange Quotations.
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o. S. Bends.
q. S. ref. Is rec. 10t!sl U. s. new As cou. 1881
do coupon ....losssl U. S. old IS reg. 1l4h
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-13

Parlor Car Wheeling to Pittsburgh en-
$50 p. m. and GAO p m. train. Central
time. zone hour slower than Wheeling
J. G. ToMLINSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Agcn, for all Steamship Lines