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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-29
czaja i'm posifku "a opfata po 10

czaja i'm posifku "a oplata po Is
centow cd osoby.
Ma honorowej trybunie, pred
kt6ra przechodzif poch6d, znajdo-
wal sic wczoraj generalny komen-
dant Shaw, mayor Harrison, w.
W. Warder W zastepstwie guber-
natora, generaf-leutnant Nelson A.
Miles W zastepstwie prezydenta
McKinley'a, general John @. Black,
generafowie Sickles Wheeler, po-
sci hiszpahski ksiaze ARGOS, oraz
rozni inni dygnitarze.
DIS o godz. 10 z rama odbyio sig
W wielkiej sail Muzeum sztuk pie.
knych zebranie delegatow, ma kto-
rem zafatwiano sprawy biezace, od-
noszace sic do organizacyi uG. A.
R." w imieniu miasta Chicago
przywitaf delegat6w mayor Harri.
son.
Najwieksza afera dnia jutrzej.
szego bedzie pozorna bitwa ladowa
W parku Washington. q oby-
dwoch obozow padac beda strzaiy
karabinowe armatnie. Mn6stwo
ciekawych wybiera sic do parku.
POzar.
We fabryce pokostu pm. 560-
562 25 ul wybuchf wczoraj pozar.
Do kotfa gotujaca sic farba olej-
na dostafa sic iskra i spowodowafa
eksplozya. zapalify sic ma pocze-
kaniu beczki napefnione fatwo pal
nym materyafom pfomienie obje-
iy caiy budynek. Stray pozarnej
ME pozostawalo mic innego, jak ra-
towanie sqsiednich budynkow cd
zniszczenia. Ich energii zawdzie-
czac nalezy, re przylegfa fabryka
foju poniosfa wzglednie male tylko
straty. Szkody zrzadzone we fa-
bryce pokostu wynosza $35,O00i
So pokryte ubezpieczeniem.
Demonstracya klerk6w.
Okofo 1000 klerk6w, zatrudnio-
nych W skfadach iokciowych, W
dzielnicy zachodniej, urzadziio
wczoraj wieczorem korowod po-
chodniami, jako demonstracye
przeciw kilku wfascicielom skia-
dow, kt6rzy ME zgadzaja sic ma u
chwafe, powzieta przez og6f kup-
cow, azeby we Wtorki wieczorami
skiady zamykae. Klercy sfusznie
obawiaja sic, re jezeli kilku kup-
cow ME zastosuje sic do uchwaty
og6lu, to "a ich przykfadem p6jda
drudzy swietowanie wtorkowe
skonczy sig.
Operacya W parku Lincolna.
Lilly, amerykanski lew gorski
menazeryi W parku Lincolna, byf
cierpiacy tego powodu, re wpija-
fy mu sic W palce pazury pre-
szkadzafy mu chodzic. Dozorca
McCurran podjat sic operacyi, "a
kladajac ma nogi lasso i wydosta-
JAG je pred kraty klatki. Gdy OBJ
cinat lwu pazury u pierwszej nogL
ten ryczaf trwozliwie, lecz wkr6tce
doszedi do przeswiadczenia, re ME
dzieje mu sic krzywda i lezaf spo-
kojnie. Gdy przyszfa kolej ma O.
statnia noge, spogladaf ma operate
ra wdziecznoscia, ostatecznie
ryknat radosnie, gdy uwolniony
wiez6w przekonaf sic, re moze cho-
die skakac bez b6lu, cd kt6rego
zostaf uwolniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-29
Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dOWei.
Chicago, 80 Sierpnia 1900.

Chicago, 29 Sierpnia 1900.
Cd kilku dni wiadomosci Wa
szyngtonu brzmia steoretypowo, re
Rad W obec pofozenia W Chinach
zajmuje stanowisko wyczekujace.
Take wczoraj, po posiedzeniu
gabinetowem trwajacem po}trzecia
godziny, innej wiadomosci ME mo-
INA byio dostao i dziwnem wydaje
sic tylko, re narady prezydenta z
gabinetem trwsja prawie bez u
stanku, po kilka razy ma dzien,
cho6 trudno odgadnac, co moze
bye ich przedmiotem, iezei zadne-
go innego ME wydaia rezultatu
pr6cz dalszego ,,oczekiwania." Je-
szcze zastepca sekretarza stanu
Adee przybyf do Biafego Domu
godz- pol do 10 wieczorem. wkr6t-
ce potem nadszedf minister wojny
Root, o p6fnocy jeszcze ciagle ns-
radzali sic z prezydentem.
Powodem tego ciagle jeszcze
wyczekuiacego stanowiska jestnaj-
prod, ze z Chin ME nadchodza
zadne wazne wiadomosci, a powto-
re, ze cd posf6w ambasadorow a.
merykahskich r6znych panstw
nadchodza po czeSci nieokreslone,
po czesci sprzeczne viadomosci.
Cd amerykanskich urzednik6w
W Chinach nadeszty wprawdzie
wczoraj rome depesze, ale re po
wiekszej czesci wcale ME miafy
daty, przeto zupe}nie prawie war
toSc traciiy. Chaffee donosi -bez
daty - re o6arowaf swe usfugi ba-
ronowej Ketteler (wdowie po "a
mordowanym ambasadorze niemie-
kim, kt6ra jest Amerykanka) i re
"a pare dni pod eskorta ia wysle
do Tien Tsin. lima depesza
Chafee'go donosi, re cd generata
Corbin ME otrzymaf zadnej wiado-
mo5ci cd 14go Sierpnia: byf to zas
dzien zajecia Pekinu. Wytf6ma-
czyc sic to da iedynie " ten spo-
sob. ze depesze po drodze gina i
aIbo wielkiem op6znieniem, albo
wcale ME zostaja wysyiane. Posta-
nowiono tedy przynaimniej utwo-
RYE pofaczenie wprost pomiedzy
Shanghai Czi Flu i okretom wo-
jennym wydac polecenie pefnienia
stuzby utrzymywania komunika-
cyl.
Wiadomosci, kt6ra wczoraj sic
pojawifa porazce wojsk sprzy-
mierzonych W Pekinie, mkt ME
wierzy, przeciez brak swiezszych
wiadomosci urzedowego zaprze-
czenia tel wiesci daie wielki pow6d
do zaniepokojenia.
Jak Biadomo, Rad waszyngton-
ski W zeszfym tygodniu polecif
SWIM pos1om ambasadorom W Eu-
ropie wysondowac opinia odnos-
nych rzqdow CO do dw6ch spraw
wsznych. Chodzi mianowicie mai
prod o to, czyi rzady zechca u
znae Ii Hung Czanga "a prawnego
pe4nomocnika rzadu chinskiego ce-
lem rozpoczecia uk1ad6w mocar-
swami, a powt6re to, iakiej po-
htyki rome mocarstwa trzymac sic
zamySlaja W przyszfosci. Odpowiedzi
iuz nadeszfy, ale brzmienie ich
bardzo jest rome. Go do przyszfej
poIityki rzad6w mic prawie zaden
posef lub ambassador dowiedziec
sic ME m6gi. Co do Ii Hung Czan-
ga, to Francya Rosya gotowe So
uznac go "a pefnomocnika; Niemcy
natomiast stanowczo So przeciWne.
Berlinska tax zwana ,,Kreuzei-
tung" obszernie zastanawia sic mad
przyszia poicyka mocarstw W obec
Chin przychodzi do wniosku, ze
ustanowione zostanie rodzaj, condo
minium", wsp6lnej opieki mo-
carstw mad Chinami, ,podobny dotej,
jaka pod wzgledem fnansowym
iaf,;oio W obao T,rov; Groovi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18
STONE RESIGNS

AS General Manager of the Associa-
ted Prcss-succeeded by Charles s.
Diehl.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE board Of di-
pectors of the Associated Press met to-
day in regular session for the election
of officers. The board as now consti-
tuted, consists of Messrs. Victor f.
Lawson, NJ. H. De Young, Arthur Jen-
klns, Charles w. Knapp. L. Markbreit,
A. j. Barr. Clark Howell, E. P. Call
Edward Rosewater. George Thompson
and Charles H. Grasty.
Mr.. Victor F. Lawson declined the Of
flee of president and the following on
GERS were elected:
President-Charles W. Knapp.
First Vice President-Ge General HaFri-
second Vice President = Samuel
Bowles, Springfield, (Mass.) Republic
can.
Secretary and General MaRageV Mel
Vile E. Stone.
Assistant Secretary and Assistant
General Manager-Charles 8. Diehl.
Treasurer-John r. Walsh.
The executive committee-Messrs.
Lawson. Knapp, Howell. Barr and Call.
Mr.. Stone announced that In view Of
the action Of the shareholders in refus-
ing to modify the bylaws to conform to
the law of Illinois as laid down by the
recent decision Of the supreme court, he
felt bound to resign the offices of sec
rotary and general manager. and his
resignation. was accepted with regret.
> Charles q. Dlehl was unanimously
elected general manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18

CHICAGo-Cattle, receipts 1850
head: heavy steers slow; others about
steady, but choice stock strong and
active: best on sale to-day two cars at
IS So good to prime native steers s. 0O9
3 rs: poor to medium 81 1904 30; Sc
lected feeders "a 25@5 10; mixed stock
ers 50 1894 90: COWS, 50 1904 75; heif-
ers, 50 25l4 10; cunners, 50 5000 80:
bulls, 50 O0d4 IS; calves. 81 50G6 20.
Hogs, receipts to-day, $4,000 head: esti-
mated for tomorrow. 1900 head; left
over 5000 head; average sc lower, clos
ing weak: top. IS 62h: mixed and
butchers S. 15G5 so; good to choice
heavy Sc SOD5 SLY; rough heavy s. l5@
5 IS; light, IS 1905 42h; bulk OF sales
s. 3565 10. Sheep, receipts 10000 head;
sheep slow to a shade lower; lambs
about steady; good to choice wethers
IS 25d5 40: fair to choice mixed 81 60@
5 %: western sheep 50 25d5 40; yearl-
Ings, s. SOFAS 30; native lambs 81 500
Z 60; western lambs 50 0097 IS; spring
lambs 81 OOGS 50.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattla steady; ex-
ira heavy IS 5O@5 65; prime. S 3O95 45;
common So 50G4 90. Hogs steady; extra
heavIes s. sos 20: prime medium
IS coos 65: heavy Workers IS 60G5 So:
light Workers s. 45d5 80; roughs. SO 754
; 90. Sheep dull; choice wethers IS 100
Is: common. 50 5O93 so; spring lambs
SO OO@S 90. Veal calves SC 0O965O.
CINCINNATI-Hogs quiet at 81 $50
5 40.
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New York Mining Stocks.
BreadstuPs and Provisions,

CHICAGO-Wlth the prediction Of
rain in the northwest to-day came n
price fall in wheat, July closing AnlEc
under yesterday. Corn and oats closed
unchanged and provisions unchanged to
ne lower.
The trade in wheat throughout the
session was about as quiet as Quaker
meeting. The opening was firm because
Liverpool was little higher. but later
the weather man said conditions point
ed to rain in the thirsty northwest and
ideas concerning the present value or
wheat shrank somewhat. July having
opened unchanged at 66& a667hc. touch
ed 667sc: turned tail and slid down to
66kC, with very little support. Traders
were inclined to see nothing serious in
the continued precipitation of moisture
in the southwest and hearkened to the
."price current" opinion that the past
week had been, with few exceptions.
favorable to the crop.
The close July Hs@lSc under yester-
day at 66%c, was barely steady That
the close was not at the bottom was
probably due to the corn tirmness dur
ing the last half of the day. Primary
receipts were at $4,000 bushels, COM
pared with 34l, 900 last year Minneap-
oils and Duluth reported 255 cars.
against $50 last week and 1853 year
ago. Receipts here were twanty-eight
cars, none of contract grade. Clear
ances in wheat and -four were equal to
100000 bushels. The shipping demand
was slack and New York reported only
nine loads taken for export.
The corn market was somewhat ir-
regular. there being spots OF weakness
and others of strength The greater
number OF the local speculetors were
contributors to the weakness While the
heaviest OF the traders were largely re-
sponsibla for the strength. The open-
ing was firmer on higher cables. but
shortly afterward the market turned
weak, many selling in sympathy with
the wheat decline. Later, after var
ious nervous demonstrations. the
price was carried back to where 1t was
at the close last night July sold be-
tween 27lkc and 3sls 83Shc, closing iirm
and unchanged from yesterday nj use.
Receipts here were l57 cars.
The trade In oats was not important
and the fluctuations throughout showed
the influence Of corn. The crop pros
rect was reported favorable, July sold
between Gee and 225sc, closing firm and
unchanged from yesterday at 22h9
2s%c. Receipts here were l3g cars.
Provisions opened lower because hog
receipts were large and the prices at
the yards softer but held strndy. after
the first concession there being a Fair
demand and a better export inquiry,
July pork sold between $ii I2ls and
S11 s0dll S2Is, and closed Iiac under
yesterday at Sll 50. July lard between
81 90 and 81 OH, closing shade lower
mt 81 O75E and July ribs between Sc CO
and Sc ICY, with the close unchanged at
Sc 72h.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 10 ears: corn los cars; oats.
IFS cars. hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged MS follows:
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Metals.
NEW YoR

NEW YoRK-Trading was not very
active in the market for metals to-day.
Tin started flrmer in answer to better
cables than anticipated. but later re-
acted partially. Influenced by the large
receipts and reaction in London. The
close was quiet and easier at $2s goa
20 OO-3Oa75 points above the previous
days closing. Lake copper continued
very duh at unchanged prices. SIG S7ls
being officially quoted at the close. Lead
also ruled dull and unchanged at
SO 97ihd4 C2s. Spelter, though quiet,
was 2IG points higher on good export
demand. closing at 81 1904 52is; pig
iron warrants were weak and nomi-
nally unchanged at SIS 90; Northern
No. foundry weak and unsettled. The
brokers price for lead was 50 so, and
for copper SIC IS.
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EDGED OUT OF TOWN.

Old Shoemaker Brings Suit Against
Number Of Prominent Citizens.
Special Dlspatch to tho fntellgenccr.
ELKGNs. w. Va, May 1.-THE result
Of damage suit now pending In the
171ft here Is being awaited with a great
DOM or interest. 1t will be remembered
MAT as result of certain complications
90 The county seat fight hare John H.
Dewitt. an old shoemaker. was egged
0al " town. some Of the most promi.
a1H' citizens OF the town being CHARGED
IN participating In the act. Mr.. De-
VIII brought suit against John T. Da-
VIZ son OF ex-senator II. G. Davis and
OILERS Tor $4,000. and the case came
VIZ 'nls week for trial. with n great ar
LlH ot legal talent on either side. The
rA.rtlr Is represented by Major 7, J..
brown. 4. r. Cunningham and w.
woodward, while the defendants
..Fa Hon G. Wood Daley Hon. Cyrus
w. Scott and William G. Wilson.
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No Right to Ueliness.

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. II she is weak.
sickiy and all run down she will be
nervous and irritable. II she has con-
stipation or kidney trouble, her impure
blood VIII cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptlons ard wretched complexion.
Electric 'BItters IS the best medicine in
the world 10 regulate stomach. liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood, II
gives stronS. nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
yelvety skin, rich complexion, 1t will
make a gcJd-looking, charming woman
OF a rundown invalid Only so cents
al Logan Drug Cos Drug Store.
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DRY Goods.

NEW York; Business on home ac-
count shows no material change in any
division of the market. buyers still go
Ing slowly. In heavy brown cottons.
further sales reported for export. This
weeks export business viii probably
reach 1900 bales Of sheeting and drills.
Demand for coarse colored cottons lin.
tied and no material change In prices.
Blcsched cottons dull and irregular in
some makes. Prints in rather better
demand for staples. Fancies slow and
irregular Cotton Innings dun and gen.
orally ia favor Of buyers.
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ports 35S. s56 bushels; spot market easy
No. red 76fEc elevator. No. red I9tc
I. o. b. afoat: No. ] Northern Duluth
75lkc T. o. b. afoat 70 arrive; options
closed easy at Sse decline: close; May.
-oit-. JrIy rae. SEPTEMBER 72Hc.
Corn, receipts lS4.5l4 bushels: exports
$4,000 bushels; spot market steady No.
.. 45kc I. o. b. atiOatj options closed
steady at MGAc decline; close: May.
42lkc: July. iS3bc; September, lSssc.
Oats. receipts 10000 bushels; exports
All bushels; spot market uulls NO. =
&c. No. white &c; track mixed west
ern 26IaG2s5sc: options inactive and en-
tlrely nominal
Hay quiet. Hops and leather STEADY.
Hides arm. Coal, beef and cutmeats
steady.
Lard and pork steady. Butter firm.
Cheese irregular. Eggs weak. Tallow
steadler. Cottonseed oil steady.
Rosln steady. Turpentine and pea
nuts firm.
Rice and mOlasses steady.
Coffee, futures opened dun and un-
changed TO 1--WE points advance; closed
firm at FIVE to ten points net advance;
sales, 1880 bags.
Sugar, raw steady; refined quiet.
BALTIsioRE-Flbur dun and I'M
changed; receipts 4.454 barrels exports
6O,6Gt barrels. Wheat dull; spot and
May 7OHG7Okc; July. 7OE97lc; August
Tic asked: steamer No. red 65865lte:
receipts 1857 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; southern wheat by sample $40
72lkc; do on grade 6797lc. Corn steady:
spot and May H&6hHc: June, 429
A9hc; July, 42Nd42Mc: August, 42Bc;
steamer mixed 4O%Gi0&c; recsipts 49,
752; exports 222.S57 bushels: southern
white corn 42ls94S1sc; do yellow 42Q4Sc.
Oats easier: No. white 29k Q2s&c
No. 2 mixed 27d27ysc. Hay steady; No.
/ timothy Sl7 90 asked. Cheese, butter
and eggs firm and unchanged.
ToLEDo-wheat dull and higher;
No. 2 cash 74lsc May, 74i4c. Corn firm
and unchanged; No. 2 cash 4Oc. oats
quiet and higher; No cash 24c. Rye
dull and steady; No. 2 cash SIC. Glow
erseed dull and higher; cash prime old
81 20: prime new IS 90; October s. OH;
No. 2. 81 1905 25.
CiNciNNATT-Fiour dull Wheat
nominal; No. 9 red 7SiSc. Corn firm; No.
9 mixed 4l1ac. Oats dull; No. 2 mixed
25kc Rye quiet; No, 2, Gle. Lard
steady at So 50. BuIkmeats dull at 81 10.
Bacon quiet at IS 90. Whisky dull at
81 25. Butter quiet. Sugar steady.
Eggs quiet. Cheese quiet. Eggs, lOlac.
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SENI.CENTENNIAI
o. Zion German Lutheran Church to
be Celebrated With
VERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

vsxt wesk-A Number Of the Lead
ing Lutheran Divines Of the coun-
Try viii Participate in the Golden
jubilee of This Fleurishing Com
grsgation-A Comprehensive His
tory Of the Church by Rev. P. j.
Boh.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 40; GER
tIfcates, no bids shipments 81, 23O bar
rels: average. SI079 barrels; runs, 97,9Ol
barrels; average, 9O,335 barrels.
NEW YoRK-standard oil S53OG534.
ToLEDo-on unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18
To Washington, D. c., Via Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.

on May 10. 20 and q, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company win sell ex-
cursion tickets from all local stations
west of the Ohio river to Washington,
D. c.. at the rate Of one fare for the
round trip. account Imperial Council,
order Of Mystic Shrine, Tickets will be
good for return until May IS. 1900.
For further Information call on or adj
r-1gg nearest Baltimore & Ohio ticket
agent, or b. N. Austin, general pAssen-
ger agent, Chicago, Ill.
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DEawned m Middlo Island Creek.

30 '.fi Di1patcii to the inteiiIgencer.
EST. MARYs, w. Va, May i7.-John
sparks a young man about twenty
yars Of rye was seized with cramps
1H. drowned In Middle Island creek,
s'..nTauv evening The accident occur
iat about six miles east Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18
HALF RATES

Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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souTH-BouND.

Electric cars bridgeport to Wheeling,
Bellnlrc and Martins Ferry, Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 all points NJ G. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18
BROKERS'.

Chi, Ind. & L.. 2gEs Northern Pac... 5SS
do preferred. ~ do preferred. ia
Chi. & East Ill. 100 lOnt & West. 2lA
Chi. & ". 1871 ore. Ry. & n. q
Chi, r. /. & p. 1908 do preferred. 10
{. c. G. & st. l.. 5Jss Pennsylvania ..iEA
Col. Southern. 6 Reading ......... q
do LIST pre-. i0A do LIST pre-. 5lIs
do ID pre-. 16la do Cd PREF. W.
Del. & Hudson. .ii3N Rio G.. West. Ks
Del. Lack. & Wig do Preferred. Hla
Denver e. RlOSG. 1874 lSt. L. a. San F. l0M
do preferred. 69% do LIST pre-. g
Erie .............. i9ia do I'd pre-. $iia
do LIST pref. 1874 lSt. Louis. S. w. II
g. Northern pre-. lblia do preferred. ~,
Hooking Coal. II lSt. Paul .ll6b
Hooking Valley rs do preferred. ..lf25e
Illinois Central. .1l2& lSt. +. & Omaha.ll2
Iowa Centrnl.... 1O5s Southern Pac... 3lll
do preferred. Is Southern Ry..:. l2ss
X. c., p. & G.. IN do preferred. 50
Lake Erie & W. 2i9s Texas 4 Pac... 15%
do preferred. 10 Union Pacific. 81
Lake Shore. -. .2OS do preferred. 1dls
Lou. & NASH. S05s wabash ......... W
Manhattan LIZ. 20 do preferred. 2i&
Met St Ry. .l5lh Wheel G L. Il. 9ls
Mex. Central.... l2h do I'd pre-. go. 26A
MINI. & ST L.. 62H WIS. Central. -. Is
do preferred. So Third Avenue. .lOIls
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Wool.

NEW YoRK-wooI duf,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18

pl Tl.PlqIsaeo IS cured BY BnEcHAMS
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.DaiIy. Except Sunday SUNDAYS only;
7. c. BURKE,
city Passenger and Ticket Agent Mheel'
II r. 'I,SbFRWOOD, d, d. MARTIN,
General Manager Mgr Pass. Trahlc.
tY,tttrNore
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18

Parlor Car Wheeling to Pittsburgh on
2:55 p. m. and G:S5 p. M. train. Central
time. Zone hour slower than Wheeling
]. G. TOMLINSoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Agent for all Steamship Lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
UNION PACIFIC ISSUES.

Union Pacific securities. especially the common
stock were features In yesterdays market. The
known earning power of the Union Pacific Company
naturally suggests higher prices for Its securities
bat In the present instance speculative buying or
the common Is apparently based on the expectation
~ a dividend declaration at to-day's meeting OF
the directors Union Pacific preferred stock is now
on q per cent basis and yields over . per cent at
the current level In the companys last fiscal year.
In addition all charges and preferred dividends.
over : per cent was earned on the common stock
and current earnings are at better rate. The
policy of the company has been to put enormous
sums into the property. and in consequence divi-
dends have not been begun on the common. but IT
is likely that this year will mark the entrance or
the common stock to the dividend column.
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MEXICAN RAILROAD PROSPECTS.

The Mexican Railroad securities are likely 10 ma
fvor with Wall street operators before long, owing
TO the steady gain in traffic receipts by the Mexican
roads and the low market value OF the various
issues Mexican Nationals earnings Increased IN
the last week in January sH,o over the same wen
= 80 600 while the Mexican Centrars showed a
gain for the same time of $55.000 The two ROADS
named have been doing big business for the last
three years. and the fact that American capital Is
moving into Mexican industries indicates mat trac
receints must continue to add to the actual worth
~ tho securities If Mexico on gold basis
the Mexican Central and Mexican National STOCKS
would not be far from dividends AS 1t is the con-
slant Improvement in traffic must eventually place
the stocks OF the two roads named IN the invest
ment column And II is more than probable That
Mexico will before many years adopt the gold
standard. The Mexican Centrals fun report for
December shows an increase In net earnings OF Ssz-
S34 making for the fiscal year to December
total gain I'm net OF s771,561.