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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-21

CHICAGO-Afoder receipts. bulllsh
Argentine news and frmness at Liver
pool sustained wheat to-day, May clos
Ing unchanged. Corn closed &c. lie
and &c lower, respectively for May,
January and December. Outs closed a
shade down and provisions practically
unchanged.
During the first half hour Liverpool
was not regarded as having properly re-
sponded to the fractional advance here
yesterday and under. local selling pres
sure May opened &c lower Mt 72&c to
727sc. Prices soon stcadicd, however,
under the influence OF later, cables, and
.smallcr northwest receipts. May rallied
to TIC. Tho market wns sustained by
q continental report that the Argentine
crop this year viii be but half the pro-
portions OF last year. The close was
steady, May, unchanged at 72MRI3c. Ex-
porters reported fifteen loads taken for
export. Seaboard clcarances In wheat
and flour were equal to 177,o00 bushels.
Primary receipts aggregated 10000
bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 32i cars, against 42S last week
and 800 n year ago. s@
contract grade.
Corn was unsettled, showing occn-
BIonnl bursts OF strength. varied by
periods of weakness. December was
not much in evidence. but May and
January al times showed considerable
nctiyity December Hlumpcd heavily
because OF the lack OF demand from
shorts. There was good shipping de-
mand, bit buslnesn was again curtniled
by scarcity Of cars. Local receipts wore
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western territory. The. gains in the.
group mentioned extended all the way
from two points up to 6ss in Northern
Pacific There was besides a; yigor-i
GUS upward movement in Missouri Pa
ciflc. which carried it. * points over
last night, and caused a revival of
many old rumors OF plans for extensive
consolidation amongst the Gould
Southwestern railroad companies. A
rise in Union Pacifcato2 IS seemed to
tlbe due to an attempt to adjust the dis
[screpancy in value between that stock
and Northern Pacific. Illinois Cen
trail rose buoyantly In the morning, 3I1
per cent on a belated demand to se-
cure the rights Of subscription at par
to the proposed new stock issue, which
are limited to stockholders OF record
to-day Sugar was the one feature
among the specialties, with a rise of
t3s per cent, which was attributed TO
a turn against the shorts by the calling
in of long stock. A rise Of 4 per cent,
in General Electric and o full 2recov-I
cry Of yesterdays violent decline In
New York Air Brake were on very light
dealings, and attracted very little at
tention. Quite number Of obscure
low priced stocks were awakened from
q long dormant state. and moved up
ward from 4 10 4 points, with no other.
apparent reason than to adjust their
prices to the higher level recently at
tanned by the general list. Tho mar.
ket continued very broad, but the re-
dictionary tendency was quite marked
through a large portion OF. the list, In
Guiding the Vanderbilt group. The d.
rectors meetings for, the various COM
panies in this group to-day failed to
bring any confirmation of the recently
varied rumors of stock adjustments
and retrements, presenting conclu-
sively5 to the manipulative character OF
these 5rumors. But this seemed to have
|verylitt effect on the credence given
to to-day's extensive crop Of new ru-
mors. The maintenance Of the Bank
OF ,Englands discount rate at per cent
had bracing effect on the market,
and the continued ease OF money here
failed to offer any character to the ac-
tive speculation.
The market for railroad bonds con-
tInued active and strong. without i'm
portant exception. Total sales! par
value, S4,915. 900. y #. "a
United States s's. old As and IS adj
vanced y per cent, and new As de-
! clined Y per cent on the last call.
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Grain and Produce Market Quotations.

NEW YoRK-Fl our, receipts 1861
barrels; exports a,o57. barrels; market
continued in a steady position without
pressure to sell. - .. IS 5
II Wheat, receipts $3.50. bushels; spot
market steady; No. 2 red 7777so i. o. b; ;
options opened easy: closed stendy& ut
hc net advance; close: January, 7skc;
March, 19ssc; May, y7S%c; December.
;77Ac. "A b; Il
Corn, receipts 81 .S25S bushels; exports
1871 bushels; spot i, market steady:
No. 2, 1870 elevator; options opened
steady; closed easy at k@3sc net de-
cline; close: January, 44c; May f42c;
December, 46hc. !. a.
Oats. receipts 1850 bushels; exports
1000 bushels; spot market frm: No. 2.
27,so;: No. 3. 2TAc; options neglected and
steadily held. * q IS > ! q I. A., (.
z Hops quiet. Hides firm. Leather
steady. Coal steady. Beef steady. CUT
meats dull. Lard dull !: refined lard
steady. Pork ateady.g Butter steady.
.Cheese strong. EGGS weak. TalloW
firm. Cottonseed oil dull Resin steady.
Turpentine quiet. Rice firm. Molasses
steady. Peanuts Steady
Coffee, futures opened steady at to
10 points higher: closed steady at 10 to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
DROP in NOR TEIERN PACIFIC

- .hr Il T. T. ~
NEW YORK. Dec, 2O.-Money on
call steady at 495 per cent; last loan,
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
y4&G5h per cent, Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business In ban
kers' bills ut "a SAG for demand and at
81 S01sG4 SOS for sixty. days; posted
rates, "a 81Q4 BIZ and 81 S5G4 s5h;
commercial bills 81 79R94 SOG. Sill;
Yer certificates. 649g5c. Bar silver,
63Ac. Mexican dollars, Soc. Government
bonds irregular. State bonds strong.
Railroad bonds strong.
The stock market to-day did not
vary materially In character from
that which has prevailed for many
days, except that some of the stocks
which arc rushed upwards, as well os
some Of those which yielded under the
selling pressure to realize profits, were
different from those on previous days,
the market was the same. Proft-tak-
Ing was palpably on an enormous
scale, and was not without effect on
prices. but, the inroads made were not
ferlous, and the offerings were easily
absorbed. while this partial weak
ness in the market did not in the least
impair the eager rush to buy stocks
which showed any desperation 4 TO i'd
vance. Today ended with the market
more generally reactlonary than for
some time past, under q flood OF SELL
Ing to take profits in Northern Pacific
and other stocks which had shown the
most aggressive strength during the
day. The rush to sell Northern Pa
cific was caused by the publication In
a news bureau bulletin Of the state
ment that a plan had been perfected
for the voluntary retirement OF pre-
ferred stock in January by exchanging
for general lien per cent bonds, 1870
per cent Of the bonds being given for
the preferred stock. This statement
was not vouched for as by official au-
thority, but it caused sudden drop in
Northern Pacific to S1h, the price
having touched s5h. or 81 points over
last night. This movement in Northern
Pacific was the rlaln feature OF the
market. but there were various other
important movements which seemed
TO have relation to 1t, including the
Wisconsin Central stocks, Pere Mar
quette stocks, the Erie stocks and st.
Paul. The street was full Of rumors
OF plans for combinations looking to a
new TRANSIT Continental line and to the
consolidation Of interests In North
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" Il h . .=H
20 points higher, net: sales $4,000 bags:
spot coffee, Rio quiet; No. z, invoice
6Sc; mild quiet: Cordova az ab13h c.i q
u Sugar. raw steady; fair refining 3;se;
Centrifugal, 96 test, 45sc; molasses su-
gar sssc: refined quiet. IS
8 BALTIMORE-Flo dull and un-
changed; receipts 4,i70 barrels: exports
1885 barrels. Wheat firmer:: spot and
December 72M9T2Ac: receipts 1851
bushels; exports 20. 900 bushels. Corn
easy; spot old 43G 4S,sc;- new, Al 11Ic;ere-
5ceipts a22, 742 bushels: exports 3i7. 3s7
bushels. Oats firm; No. q white 3O1a@
/. ale: receipts s,277 bushels, Sugar, but
ter, eggs and cheese firm and unchang-
ed. go On IN 81 4 e ,jis s.,
& CTNCINNATI-Flour dull and steady.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red 7Sc. Corn
steady; No. 2 mixed CSC. Oats quiet;
No. 2 mixed ,2thc. Rye steady; No. 2,
t6Ah455c. Lard quiet ut $685.. Bulk
meats steady at IS $50 ,57lls. Bacon
active at 81, 65@7 CO.. Whisky firm, OF
81 q. Sugar steady. q. 4.
r T0LEDO-Wheat dull and firm; spot
and December s75&c. Corn firm: cash
and December 37Ikc. Oats, cash and
December 2sl 1sc.S y Rye, &c. Cloverseed
dull and steady: 1899 prime, Sc 35.
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M6 Ahhli blLdS ttie 5luieteS .WOulQ DC CAP
,tured. Ross died OF broken heart,
sorry that he allowed the detectives to
dictate to him. h,
Up Against It.
This letter must not be secn by any
one but YOU. II the police or some
stranger knew its contents they might
attempt to capture US, acknowledgement
your wish, or some one might use q Lam,
tern and represent u.s. thus the wrong
party securing the money and this
would be as fatal to you as II you refus-
ed to give up the money. So you see
the danger IL you let this letter be seen.
4 Mr.. Cudahy,; you are. up against it,
and there is only one way out. GIVE
UP THE COIN Money we, want and
money we will get. If you don't give
up, the next man will, for he will see
that we mean business and you can lead
your boy around blind the rest Of your
days and all you will have is the -----
copper sympathy. Do the right thing
by us and we will do the same by you.
If you refuse you will soon see the
saddest sight you ever seen. Wednes-
day, December19. This night or never.
Follow these Instructions and no harm
will befall you or your son.
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49, ~ sgTsis 49, NJ igft
5c6rn-No o .. ;ioc: No. 2 yellow 4oc.! sl;s
Oats NO. 2, 221s 92sc: No. . white
2jihs a26lsc;; No. 3 white 5G26c.
q Rye Q. 2, 81 q SIC. s5.s 3. n +,
s.Maiting-FaIr. to choice 5sS5sc. 3
FlaSseed-No. !, S1Ss; No. l north
western 81 60.
TmothSseed Prime 81 40. Z n e. 3,
Mess Pork Per barrel Sll 1c,s@ i25..
Lard Per 100 lbs. Sc. So o. ;o5.
4 Short Ribs Sides Qoose),S6 e5S6 80. 81
Dry sailed shoulders boxed $50
6,sc.iS II y
short,cle sides (boxed) SC 1905 50. 81
Whisky Basis OF high Wines. 81 Is.
Z Clover Contract grade, $40 oOaloh %.
Butter-Dull; creameries, 1592s!sc;
IS G20c.. -
Cheese:-Dull at 10A GliHc. y 4
Eggs-Dull; fresh, 22c.
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Possesses every facility for tho
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NEW YoRK-Spot business continues
limited in cotton goods. with mall or
ders of average extent. Heavy brown
cottons still quite irregular for spot
goods, steady for contracts. Light
weight coarse and fine yarn makes q
slow at previous prices. Ncnching cot
tons are Inactive but steady. Print
cloths without feature IN both regular
and odd goods. Prints in average re-
quest, GInghnms slow at previous
prices. Mems wear woolcns for quick
delivery in fair demand.
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances 81 OF: GER
tincates closed offered Mt 81 0s: ship
.mcntg S8,9ii barrels; average 1888 bar
rcls: runs. 1921 barrels; average.
S9393 barrels.
NEW YoRTs--standard oil SSl59s2o.
TOLEDO-Oll unchanged.
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/ LIVE STOCK.
Cattle and Hogs Higher-sheep and
y Lambs Stronger. -.

q CHICAGO-Cattle, receipts. 1000 head:
market active and strong to q shade
higher; butchers stock and r TEXANS
strong: natives, best on sale to-day,
two loads at IS 30; good to prime steers
So 25G6 90; selected feeders steady to
strong at IS 75G4 40; mixed stockers
steady at 50 5000 rs: cows, g! 5O@4. 10;
heifers. 81 S0Gi 60: bulls firm at So 500
40: calves. 81 00G5 80. Hogs, receipts
to-day, $4,000 head, tomorrow, $4,000
head; left over. $500 head, estimated:
market n shade higher. closing weak;
top, 81 95: mixed and butchers 81 700
95: bulk of sales 81 S044 S7Ik. Sheep,
receipts n,0OO head; sheep, and lambs
steady to stronger; good to choice
wethers 50 70Gi %; fair to choice mix
ed 50 2593 rs: western sheep 50 G5G4 20;
native lambs 81 coos Is.
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Wheeling. Dec. IS.
Cattle-Steady; extra, 1000 to 1900,
81 2j94 so; good, 900 to 1000, SO 1904 Is:
500 to 500, So 25G3 IS; 7c1 TO 500. 81. 5o6
%; bulls. So 50Q3 90; cows. 81 50Ga2 80.
Hogs-Activr; extra. 81 S595 90; good.
81 I544 So: common, 81 0o04 80.
sheep-Slow; extra, 50 0093 so: good.
So 00GS 90.
Lambs. 81 OO@5 25.
Calves. 81 0O@6 %.
Fresh COWS. s2O@4O per head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira, S. 20Q5 As; common. SO SO0S 20.
Hogs steady: prime mediums IS GOA
8 05; heavy hogs best Workers. and good
pigs. 81 95Q5 90; roughs. 50 50G4 co.
Sheep dull; choice wethers 81 00I4 10;
common. 81 50I2 so; choice lambs
IS 2O95 40. Veal calves So 5o97 co..
CINCINNATI =. Hogs active and
stronger and &c higher at 50 1904 92As
Metals.
Y NEWEYORK-The features IN the
meal trade on the whole were void OF
developments. The market lacks the
confidence OF traders and us result
demand was only Of q nature to sup
ply immediate requirements. Tin. how
ever, at London was firm and closed Ell
higher to ELS S., having at ono time
during the day reached G1l7, los. This
factor failed TO Influence the local situ-
alton aside from natural advance in
sympathy with the rise abroad. The
close here WAS quiet, with prices NOM
inally quoted at SIC 90, and trading
slow. Copper in London was a shade
tirmer and closed at Ell 15s. but the To-
cal market ruled quiet and without
special new features, nomlnally quoted
at ST 90 for Lake Superior and SIS 62l.
for casting copper and electrolytic.
Lead quiet and unchanged here and
abroad ut 81 37H and .elG. respective
ly. a loss of 2h points was scored In
spclter on account of considerable SELL
Ing pressure and an Increase In re-
ceipts. The close was weak ut 81 12lsp
4 l71h. while at London. the close was
els 12s Cd. Iron In England was again
wenk and unBettled. Glasgow closed ut
els and Middlesboro 53s Cd. Domestic
iron markets were dull and nom!nally
unchanged.
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= tass
Oats. No. 2. "a .ers-' ~ n
( Dec. FIX 2i1s gig gig
JAM ~. 2lsssI 2l;sI Tin 81 PIN.
i May. 2Sa 25s5s 2sss 2Ssss
Mess PIX, bl. it5 &.
Z GJar.E...... i2 30 II 37Is Il2 IS hes 4
May -. liz 20 liz 20 ne 12jsIl2 l2ls
Lard 100 Tbs. sg ~ Il
= Dec. 7,..... 4 20 Z Is 20 57t2o
Jan. 9 90 $50 6S7h 6 s7ls
: May go, % sos 1929 % 92,iss
per 100 lbs.
Jan. ...... 635 ess5 63o 6 32,,ss'i
May 1890. 6 S7Hl 6r42!s o IS 37Is
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour dull and easy. ~ a
Wheat-No. a.s7oK 971c; No. 2 red no
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Beautiful ConplexiO)nIlys:;I.

man not to give up the money, assur-.
Ing him that the thieves would be cap
tured. Ross died OF a4broken heart
sorry that he allowed the detectives to
llctn IN d. hin, - - y 49,. -. \. ~.
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Pullman Sleeping, or Parlor cars on IAN
. sh'ous 80 T. C. BURKE. ~
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheel.
~. ing AGENT for nil Steamship Line1.
+. d 'UNDERWOOD, d. B. MARTIN, Il
General Manager, Mgr. Pass- TrafIic.
~ - -Baltimorc.- ~ 5 <. IL ltGst
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NEW YoRK-Wool quiet.
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Parlor Car; Wheeling 10 Pittsburgh en-
e:55 p. m. and GAO p. m. train. Central
time. Zone hour slower than Wheeling
So ]. G. TOAdL1NSoN.;
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Agent for oil Steamship Lines.
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Dining Cars ON Through Trains.
stntion Sixth and Streets.

Schedule IN elect September -, lAvJ
II:33 A. ii. DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAf-Mcnu-
tain Special new ytstibuied train Of Pullman
Buffet Parlor Cars, and Coaches Tor Clifton Forge
and intermediate paints
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Schedule in effect July l. 1900.
Trains leave frezn Penn. Station.

AIdEl5 ledFe lHS1l rem ctatlch-
Sol a. m Daily. Local foe Har.isonburg and
for Charlotte and way stations.
HIS a. m D=liy. u s Fast Mail Sleeping
cars to New Orleans, Columbia. Savannah. and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheville. Chattanooga. and Memphis. and at
Charlotte with sleeper for Birmingham. solid
train Washington to New Orleans. Dining ear
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4:ei p. m Week Days. Local for From. Royal
Strasburg. and Harrisonturg.
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s.55 p. m Daily. y. Y. Il Fla Express. Sieep-
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and Charleston, and to Savannah. jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Through coach to jacksonville.
Dining service.
1855 p. m. Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
oke. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and New
Orleans. Through coach to Memphis Dining CIR
service
10:45 p. N. Daily Washington and Southwest
vile. Chattanooga. and Nashville, and to Atlanta.
Macon. Birmingham, Memphis. Montgomery, No
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Tourist sleeper Washington TO San Frsncisco Nom
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
TRAINS on BLUENo.yT BRANCH.
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DUCKETr & DENT, 635 F st.
FOR sALE-27s acres: good land; excellent
dwelling; wood; water; barn; stable; large road
frontage; miles from city; bargain.
se203t DUCKETT 4 DENT, 635 st.
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btrnaids. nurse, and men for country.
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FOR RENF-S25. Herndon, Va, IL rooms, gar
refs and cellars; excellent water. stable and
hen hose; 50 acres; 10 IN front; drainage perfeet
Ii!,...- sirade; trains stop morning and even
Ing; ref. eNchsrE5d. Z. 5. MUS>EY, Attorney
80 Ia. ave-, city. sei'-et,e"