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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-27
THE WHEELING MARKETS,
FLOUR EXPECTED TO DVANCE.

, MS; No. large LOO lbs, SO Oh; lake her.
ring. new, 100 srb., 81 60; 20 lbs, 81 81:
80 lbs, 81 o5; 10 lbs, 43c; 8 lbs, 3Sc.
Seeds-Timothy g 1902 20 per bushel;
clover. small seed. IS 00Ss IS.
Salt-No. 1 per barrel, 81 30: extra per
Dbl. Il So dairy, fine, tive-bushel sacks
81 10 per sack.
Seed Corn-1lc per 10.
Wooden Ware-No. l tubs, Sc So; No.
2, S. 80; No. 3, 81 50; 2-hoop pals, 81 40;
/, 3-hoop, 81 60; single washboerds. 81 IS;
double do. 81 20: fine crimped double
TO-, 81 Is: single do. 81 Is. III
Grain and Feed. Nh
Grain--Wheat, 751s0c, new or old.
Corn. .55c per bushel. Oats out OF store.
western crop. SS035c per bushel: new,
home oats. Soc per bushel.
Fecd-Bran SlS per ton: middlings
SIS per ton. Hay No. timothy: baled,
sl4; mixed, IS 0009 on: timothy; baled,
loose. sl2 oo@1i 90; straw. wheat. baied.
IS: straw, wheat, loose. IS 0O17o0.
Fruits and Produce.
Quotations by Parker & Coz
Butter-creamery, LIB. prints. fancy
&c; tub, 2Gc; country choice, per h., 24c;
country fair, 13@16c. -
Eggs-Fresh. 2ic.
Poultry-Old roosters, 607c per
pound, spring chickens, 1oc per pound !;
hens. &c per pound. dressed chickens,
1O413c per pound. .at
Honey-17c per pound.
Fruits-App!es. York state. 50 1902 IS
per barrel. Grapes, Catawbas, 5-ib.
13c. Florida oranges, So %: ia
maica. box. So %. Lemons, 50 5oG3 90.
Crauherrles 50 90 per barrel and So 90
per box. Bananas. 81 00@1 Is. Malaga
grapes, s. 50. Florida pineapplea.
81 IS per case.
English walnuts IGIl2c per ID. Califor-
MIA soft shell almonds 1sc per ID. Sicily
Filberts, 1911 per ID. Pecans, 10c per
ID. Brazil's. 12lsc per ID.
Vcge.ables-Netlve onions 90c per
bushel:. 81 So per barrel, Potatoes, 81 65
per bbl.; 55G5sc per bushel. New cab
bage. German seed, 81 90 per 100 lbs. !;
Domestic. S5c per barrel Sweet
potatoes s. 90 per barrel; Jersey sweets
81 S5G3 90 per Dbl. Hubbard squash
1c per ID. Celery. CSC per doz.; California
soc. Spanish onions, 81 90 crate. Par
ships 7ac per b8shei; Sc % per barrel.
Beets. 75c per bushel. Carrots, 75c per
bushel; purple top -turnips 81 rs per bar
rel. Ruthbagas Il 50 per barrel.
Miscellaneous.
Roots and Barks-G'nsenr, dry. per
10. 50 5oT3 Is sassatras bark,
per ~. SGsc. Sassafras oil. per
10. 3o36oc: May apple Inot, per
H.. SIC; yellow root. per TO-. zoe;
Seneca snake root. per ro.. tcee OF top.
so935c: West Virginia snake root, per
10. 2sG35c: pink root. per ~. nne, zoo
Csc: elm bark, per ~. 7@sc; wild cherry
bark. per H., s1l0c.
Beans-Prime new hand-pIcked. me-
dun 81 75gl IS: prime new haud-plck-
ed Il 7bG1 So; navy. 81 80. 3
Wool-24a25c for washed wool; u off
FOR unw1shed. $500 3.
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FILIPINO ] REFUGEE.
Attempts to Play Upon the Sympathy
Of the "Auntes."
JUNTAESTABLlSHED lNMADPIB
By Him-Left There and Went to
Montreal; Where he Was Unsuc-
cessful Pirates About Slavery.
Misrepresents Conditions in the
Philippines = Says Agulnaldo Is
Alive and Active.

q ] 4 y
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Rafael del
Pan Fontela, q refugee from the Phil
Ippine Islands and FIRST president Of the
Madrid tunta has Just arrived in New
York from Canada. II.
II came here to be free" he explained.
ut was Impossible for me to be other.
than o slave to Americans when lived
with my wife and i've children. In Ma
Mia, so I have come where I won't have
TO be subservicnt. Americans are not
subserylent to Americans and while
don't approve OF the American meth
DDS employed In the Philippines, I'd
rather be a free American than on en-
shaved Filipino" :.
Senior Fontela was lawyer and edi-
tor in Manila. When the war began he
was Aguinaldo's chief adviser.
Driven out of the Philippines by the
American soldiers, he fed with his wife
and five small children to Madrid.
There he established the first Filipino
junta and was made Its president.
Fled to Montreal.
With anidea that such junta would
flourish in Canada he left Madrid and
went to Montreal. He has been there
for the past several weeks.
you hear SO much of American in
dependence in Canada" he continued,
that I determined to come here and
get some of It."
Senior Fontela explained that 1t was
safe for him to raturn to the Philip
pines and resume his law practice and
the publication Of his newspaper. were
he willing to swear allegiance to the
Stars and Stripes.
I'm no hypocyite." he explained.
'.and can't take such an oath when my
people are in struggle which must
end In death or freedom. will not re-
turn to the Philippines until Independ-
ence has been gained.
"The impression has got abroad that
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Lower; Hogs, .,ncep and Lambs
.El Higher.

. Goo
.Els Higher.
CHIcAGo-Cnttle, receipts 5000
head; steels LOG to zoe lower; Texans
lOc lower: butchers stock steady to e
day. three carloads ut S. %: good to
prime steers S. 25Gl6 10; poor to medium
50 1905 20; selected feeders about
steudySat SO T594 IS; mixed stockers
steady to slow ut 81 50GlS 75; COWS.
81 5094 20; hcifers, 50 GOOA 50; Gamers
about steady at 81 1902 As; bulls allow
nj e Jofp4 20; calves steady ut 81 900
80. Texans, receipts 300 head; best on
Gale to-day. twelve carloads Mt 81 60.
Texas fed steers "a 0OG54 S.: Texas
grass steers 50 1904 90: Texas bulls
y t0Sa25 Hogs. receipts to-day. $1,000
bead; to. morrow. $4,000 hcod; estimated
lett over, 5000; opened strong &c high
err closed weak: top. s. 10; mixed aud
butchetn ~ 75I5 OH: good to choice
heaVy " s5G5 10: rough heavy 81 7b1
%: light, "A 7515 07h; bulk OF sales
SH9ov5 O2h. Sheep. receipts 1900
mead; sheep and lambs mostly 1O1I5c
higher: good to choice wethcra SO $40
70: fair TO choice mixed SO 40n3 90:
western sheep 81 1904 rs: Texas sheep
~ b09o 10: nntIvc lambs 81 2505 75;
western lambs IS oogJ G5.
EAST .LIBERTY--cattlc steady; cx-
Nh, 70 1905 90; prime, IS 68f6 IS; COM
mon. 20 COCA 70. Hogs lower; light
Iorkcrs and pigs 80 2O605 2J; medIums
and good Workers. IS 1895 20. heavy hogs
~ o6g6 10; roughs. 50 60fbI 75. Sheep
hsehdy: choice wethers % 00al4 10; COM
mon u soS2 90; choice ianlbs IS 2ba5 10;
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Board Of Trade Markets Very Dull.

CHICAGO-Board OF trade markets
were very dull as q rule to-day. The
prospects OF q bearish government re-
port tomorrow and the absence Of out
side support depressed wheat, May
closing &c lower. December corn closed
lc lower; January a shade higher and
May unchanged. Oats closed unchang-
ed. .ll
Provisions at the close were 21st07hsc
lower. .-
Wheat was profoundly and solemnly
dull. There was scarcely enough bust
ness to keep brokers awake. and near
ly all Of that was Of n local scalpinS
order. The opening was firm on moder-
ate worlds shipments and for q time
prices held fairly steady, helped later
by the visible increase Of only $3.50, 900
bushels. Later talk that the govern
mcnt report due tomorrow would be
decidedly bearish. together with the alb
sence OF good shipping inquiry. caused
weakness and prices declined under en-
suing LIQUIDATION.
May sold between 73N@73%c and
7a&c, closing nc lower ut rex dp72ssc.
New York reported sixteen loads taken
for export. Seabonrd clcarances In
wheat and -four for three days wcro
equal to 1914 900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts (three days. were 2.11S,c coo bush
els compared with 1885. 900 bushels for
like period year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 4S4 cars. iorty-four OF con-
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 975 cars, against ssS last week
end 800 year ago. Worlds shipments
were $4,000 bushels.
Corn was fairly active early, but
ruled dull thereafter. Heavy receipts
1880 cars since last reported, had q de-
pressing effect. December slur,ped
sharply on few trades, but January
and May steadied on fair local support.
May sold between 35ssa355s136c and
closed unchanged at 359sc. January
between S6ha36Ssc. closing n shade
higher at 2hMQ26c, and December be-
tween 37ls636,4c. with the close 1c
lower at 36Ec.
Oats were ut standstill. May sold
between 2SIs G2SMc and c39,c and closed
unchanged ut 239sc: receipts were 79G
cars,
Provisions started firm on light hog
receipts and higher prices Mt the yards.
Later prices eased of on liquidation of
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2e.-Money on call
firm at 4Gs per cent, last loan
KIN 1 gsrepe r en.t4 eta chngeft..
at Z per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a95ls per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm, with actual business in
bankers bills ut "a s4Rs for. demand and
81 So%9i 81 for 60 days; posted rates
81 s11AG4 S5!k: comercla bills 81 500
4 8oA. Silver certificates s4h @s5c. Bar
silver 64c. Mexican dollars soc. Governs
ment bonds strong. State bonds mac
tive. Railroad bonds irregular.
The stock market went through some
astonishing vlclssltudrs to- day, but Its
most astonishing phase was the final
recurrence OF the undertone OF strength
which has come into support the mar
ket 80 perslstently Of late and driven Off
all moods Of depression. After opening
with a sky rocket advance. IN price, fol-
lowed by drop very like the sky
rockets stick, the market ga thered It.
self together again and ignoring the
continued pressure Of liquidation which
continued in force at some points, it re-
stunned Its irregular show OF strength,
the struggling net points Of strength oe.
Ing unaffected by the weakness at
others. The sharp reaction at mId-ses-
ison was due more than anything else
to the extremely doubtful character OF
some of the opening advances. The
character of the stocks affected and the
violence OF the jump in prices gavo a
suggestion of speculative debauch such
as Is tho inyariable accompaniment of
the elimination OF a bull market. Pro-
fessionai traders have been constantly
on the lookout for the signs Of such
elimination, and they sold the market
eagerly on the opening rise. These
offerings were supplemented by the
very heayypfoat taking OF interests long
Of the market. At this period OF the
MARKET 1t took oman appearance OF gem
elal weakness. prices crumblins
throughout the list. The surprising
opening gains In 4 number of industrial
specialies and few railroad stocks
were very generally wiped out and some
Of the important railroad stocks had
fallen from fraction to point below
Saturdays closing level The violent
break in the Northern Pacific stocks
had larger influence IN the decline, as
the unbfldled speculation in theesame
issue has been the salient point Of the
market for days past. A published
statement that the preferred stock
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would not be retired on the coming first
of January is the ground for the break,
as 1t would take away the reason for
the recent speculation. The common
stock was carried down an extreme az
per cent and the preferred nearly 8
points. A.e per cent call money rate
emphasized the cautious feeling and Ole
relapse to 5 per cent later in the day was
IN important element In the rally. The
substantial character OF the buying or
ders encountered at the decline dis
couraged the bears. and their buying to
cover helped the rally. 1t had its in
feeption In the local traction stocks
which were all very. strong with accom-
panying rumors OF consolidated control.
Missouri Pacific, Reading first prefer
red Peoples Gas and Sugar were also
conspicuous features Of, the late recoy-
cry. The closing was very irregularbut
with the undertone strong. The. OPEN
Ing outburst was palpably due in large
part to manipulation and WAS explain
able by the busy operations Of specula-
tive cliques during The holiday interval
in making demonstratiyc bids for al
most any amount Of the stocks affected,
without. any actual transactions being
involved as q restraining influence. The
opening OF prices in Brooklyn Transit
varies nearly points on an extreme at :
vance of 5is per cent, and there were
wide openings on running sales; In Ten
nessee Coal. Sugar. st. Paul. Erie first
preferred and Atchison. The extreme
gains in these. stocks ran from 2 to S
points except Erie first preferred, which
was at 40 time moro than a fraction
over Saturday. There seemad to be
plenty of funds available for borrowers
and lenders show themselves anxious to
put out money on time. having in mind
the coming disbursement of the yearly
dividends and interest and the promise
of lower rates. while borrowers show n
preference for. call loans. Tie turn OF
the interior currency. moved in favor Of
New York and continued gains by the
New York banks from the sub-treasury
on account Of large premiums on govern.
ment bonds and anticlpatory payment
Of government interest give o feeling
Of assurance that the year will be turn
ed without trouble in the money mar
kat.
The railroad bond market was active
and showed only a few weak spots.
Total sales par value si.41OooO.
All United States bonds advanced u
per cent on the last call. q
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ONCE OF the InteIllgencer,
Wheeling. December, ri

= O. 81
Provisions and breadstuffs are still
passing through a period Of depression.
It seems impossible for the present
price Of tlour to continue long; 1t must
advance.
Sugar and coffee are dull, and no
change of any consequence In any OF
the various commodities until after the
opening of the new year.
In produce. trade is quiet Eggs and
butter show some weakness; cabbage
advancing; potatoes, In good demand
and steady at prices quoted: slight de-
cline in oranges; good celery scarce; APP
pies selling freely. ~
So Provisions.
Flour-Fancy roller mill winter wheat
wood at 81 90 per barrel: paper at So so
per barrel: spring wheat. Ceresota.
81 80 in cotton sacks; 81 10 per barrel:
Electric Light 81 10 In paper sacks;
81 80 In cotton; Gold Coin flour 81 so in
cotton or 81 80 in paper; Loyal u paper
50 80; Pillsbury 81 IS In paper; 81 45 in
cotton and wood.
lVAebo-N~IAoLlC. GUS SykupS, ZlCs
Fancy drips, 2Gc: Silver drips csc; New
Orleans molasses. choice crop, 3Sc:
prime 35c; fair, 33c: mixed good, New
Orleans, &c: bakers good. 1Sc.
Provisions-Large S. C. hams 9Esc;
medium. hams SIC: small hams 1Ohc;
S. c. breakfast bacon 10% 91lssc; Shout
ders nc; sides, SIC: ordinary beef
PC: ham dried beef .1S,sc; knuckles 14c;
family mess pork, o-pound pieces, Si1 co.;
bean pork, bbls.. s16 90.
Lard-Pure refined In fierce. S5sc;
the advance for smaller packages Is as
follows: 50-fb. tins nc over terces:
fancy tubs sc; .2o-ls. tins &c: 1O-ib. tins
Nc: 6-fb. tins nc; BIB. tins &c.
Sugar-Cube 6,0ec: cutloaf 6.27c; pow
dered 5.97c; graduated standard 5.S7c;
Grocers' a, 5.52c; white X. c., 5.22c;
Ohio Valley soc: New York c.. 4.S7c.
lECoffee-Green coffee, fancy Golden
Rio. Ice: fancy, green 15c: choice green
1fhc: roasting grades 1ohc: Java 2shc:
roasted In packages. Arrow 11.64c: Pun
Handle, 12.64c: Arbuckle &: Co.'s roast
ed. n.6ic; Lion, 1o.64c: bulk roasted,
10hG11hc: Old Government Java roast
ed, 29c: Mocha and Java, 29c; A grade
Tens-Young Hyson. per ~. 3o455c:
Gunpowder. 30460c: Imperial. 3OQ3sc;
Japan. 2s95oc; oolong. 27@6oc; Sou
chang. 27955c.
Candles-star full weight 1oikc; Para
fine. per ib.. 1lhc; Electric Light, per
fb., 10c.
vinegar-Chofce cider 1291ic per GAL
Ion: standard city brands 1QG11c per
gallon: country. 1s9l5c per gallon. a.
to quality.
cheese-choice. 12lhc: sweitzer. 13hc;
Limburscr. 12c. u.
Fish-No. 2 mnckerel. 100 ash. rs lbs.
81 rs; MOI extra mackerel. tubs. 60
fish. $500: new 100 lbs. s. so; No. 2, 50
fbs.. 81 80: No. small. 81 90 for 100
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-The metal market was
entirely nominal to-day In the absence
Of adviccs from abroad and trading. If
there were any, was confined to supply
Ing Immediate requirements. Tin was
formally quoted ut s27 0092S 90: lead at
81 37E.: lake copper was dull Mt SIT 90
for Lake Superior and SIG C2Is for cast
ing md eicctrotytic. Spcitbr was dull
and unchanged at 81 S2Ii9s, 871s. Pitts
bursh reports showed weak market
there for Besstmcr iron md offered at
SIS. the lowest figure for the year. Pig
iron warrants were quoted ut 80 500
10 50; northern foundry SIS o08i5 30;
couthern foundry 1l4 5oO15 rs. and soft
Bouthern SIS O0fl5 75, E.H
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 10: GER
tIicates, SIP bid for cash oil: ship
menty l55.03l barrels: average, 1904
barrels: runs. 1Fo.03S barrels; average.
2S.0l3 barrels. zlf
NEW YoRE-Standard oil 1s1b9SlS.
TCLED0-oii unchanged. d
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December lard in which squeeze had
been threatened. December lard sold
from 81 22it! to Sc IS and closed at the
bottom. January pork sold betweel
S12 254l2 1917, and closed TIC lower at
s12 121a; January lard between Sc $50
STU and Sc Tx, closing nc lower at
Sc tbs and January ribs between Sc 3o9
6 2SS1t... with the close &c lower at SC 22,s.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, l75 cars; corn, $40 cars: oats.
$40 cars: hogs, 2S,00osh ead.
The ieoding futures rangec as Follows;
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common to good SO bo@5 70: veal calve
Sc 60G67 TO-
UNION STOCK YARDS,

UNIUN STOCK YARDS,
Wheeling. Dec. Is.
Cattle-Stendy; extra. 1000 to 1900
81 2564 70; good. 900 to 1000. 50 15Ti %;
500 to 900, 80 25GD3 f5: 100 to 500, 81 500
3 rs; bulls. 80 50I3 co.; cows. 81 5OR2 80.
Hogs-hctlve; extra, "a S515 90; good,
81 1904 Sc: common, "a 00N4 20.
sheep-slow; extra. 80 oo63 80; good
81 0O43 90.
Lambs. 81 00dp5 25. r5r
Calves, 81 00ds 25.
Fresh cows. {2od4o per head.
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4. ~ Y j Il id q fa
uary. 4ls: ff41lsc; February. iIlSfilXc:
steamer mixed ak 34lsc; receipts ia. I.
639 bushels: exports 3i,5T2 bushels:
southern white corn 419iSc:: do yellow
4lat2Ac Oats firm; No. white COZ a
SIC: No. 2 mixed PSI 929c; receipts
l5'SH bushels Rye dun; No. 9 nearby,
5oc: No. 2 western sic: receipts 7.G3S
bushels: exports S,51 bushels. HAY
quiet, but firm; No. timothy $4,000
u SO. Sugar steady. and unchanged.
Butter. eggs and cheese steady and ,ln-'
changed.
4 NEW Y0RK-The visible supply OF
grain Saturday, December %, asAconl-
piled by the New York Produce ES-.
change, is as follows: Wheat, 81; 47S 900
bushels: increase, 3sl, 900 bushels. Corn,
I,66i,QoO bushels: decrease. $4,000 BUSH
els. Oats, {, ISL, 900 bushels: decrease,
$4,000 bushels. Rye. 1855 coo bushels:
decrease, 1900 bushels. Barley, 2,S57, 900
bushels; decrease, $4,000 bushels
ToLEDO-Wheat dull: cash and De-
cember 76c; May, 1sc. Corn dull and
iirm; cash, December and May, Acc.
Oats quiet and steady; cash and De-
cemher 22G22iAc; May! Csc. Rye, Size.
Cloverseed dull and firm; 1899 prime
70 40; December, 81, S2A; March, Sc 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; dun. Wheat
quiet: No. red 7sc. Corn easy: No. q
mixed S7MS3Sc. Oats quiet; No. . mix
ed 2ac. Rye quiet; No. 2. 54c. Lard
easy at SO IS. Hulkmeats easy at SO 371s,.
Bacon easy ut 81 C.. Whisky firm at
81 "a. Sugar easy. sE9l5'l 49,
Dry Goods.
NEW YoRK-The market has worn
quite q holiday appearance to-day, there
having been only limited attendance
OF buyers In any department. There
have been no transactions Of any mo-.
ment reported in either cotton or WOOL
en- goods, business ruling quiet
throughout. The tone OF the market h,
dull, but there is no quotab1e change In
prices and neither buyers or sellers are
looking for any developments of ,conse.
quence for the balance Of the year.
r. = 3 =
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New York Stock Exchange Quotations.
q. s. Bonds.

o. S. Bonds.
U. S. ref. IS res. 1o5h,U. s. now IS cou. 1ash
do coupon ....106 ~. s. old As reg 1l5hts
Y. s. IS coupon: hoe u s. IS reg......14'
U. S. NV As reg. 13SHI U. S. IS coupon.1lI
Stocks.
Atchlson ........ EhIa1o. Pacific 49,. II
do preferred :. Sis, Mobile & Ohio. ASK
BALTIC. IL Ohio... s27slMo. Kan. &; Tex. 1915
do preferred S5ltl do preferred :. I6E
Can. Pacific -. 90aiE. J. Central. 1863
Gan. Southern :. IS n. Y. Central. .1i3ih
Ches. < Ohio... 42i1sINoTfolk 6 w.. "A
Chicago g. W.. 1G do preferred :. S2I
Chi Bur. & Q. Ill North. Pacific :. S2Nt
Chi. Ind. &: Lou. 265t do preferred :. SIX
DO preferred g. lOnt. q Western. us
Chi. 4 East. III. e4A Ore. r. C Nav. AZ
Chi. n. W....1S do preferred :. 70
Chi. R. l. 4: ac.11gSiPennsylvania ...1t4A
c. c. C. 6 st. J.. 7o Reading ......... "55iss
Col. Southern :. IStl 1lo first pre-. 6HS
do first pre-. 1885, do second pre-. 3IA
do second pre-. 17x Rio Grande W.. Is
Del. * Hudson. .12es do preferred :. "a
Del. Lack. & W.1S?&lSt L.. & San E.. 2:iK
Denver a r. c.. apSi do first pre-. TSls
do preferred 81 do second pre-. b3A
Erie ....-........ Is = lSt. Louis S. W.. ISL
do first pre-. 5ShI do preferred -. Is
g. North. pre-. 1854 st Paul ........ .13SS
Hooking Coll... 1i7i do preferred ..1Si
Hooking Valley. i2A st. Paul &; ON. .l25
Illinois Central Z9fa South. Pacific :. iiS
Iowa Central :. 22% South. Railway. 22E
do preferred :. IS do preferred =. Tak
Lake Eric & W. 47S,Tcxag & Pacific. PA
do preferred ..1lG Union Pacific -. rs
Lake Shore ....aa@' do preferred :. sly
Louis. G. Nash. S73sI Wabash ......... 1lSs
Manhattan L.. .1l6i.l do preferred :. %
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Met. St Ry.....171Ilwheel. & L. E.. 10
MINI. & st. L.. 7glsIwls. Central &C.. i ne
do preferred ..1o2 THIRD Avenue. ..10 .
Express Companies.
Adams ..........15o United States .. 81
Miscellaneous.
Anal. Copper :. st.sINat Biscuit -. sls
A Do e SStt9p on N az g5sff isd a.
do preferred :. a National steel :. Az
do preferred :. sssISationail TuSe :. ~ III
Amer. Spirits do preferred ..10yia
do preferred :. II N. Y. Air Brake.le.
Am. Steel Hoop. e N. American ... 1874;
do preferred TX Pacific Coast -. %
Amer S. & W.. 4ft| Do first PRE-. g
do preferred =. STSl do aecond pre-. e6
Am. Tin Plate. 66ssl Pacific Mall 49,. 43
do preferred :. Soat Peoples Gas ....106
Amer. Tobacco. liz Pressed Steel c. 5lX
do preferred lbs do preferred :. 81
Anaconda Mine. 4s Pull. Palace CARGO
Brooklyn r. T.. S1Sl Stand. r. 6 To-.
Col. +; q lron.. 65HlSusar ..141&
Cont Tobacco. 50 do preferred iii
do preferred :. $685. Tenn Coal & /. CT
Federal Steel -. 5IAU. S. Leather :. 1871
do Preferred. III do preferred :. 75E
Gen. Electric. p7 u, s. Rubber :. ~
tdo Preferred. g Western Union. Sga
do preferred :. 73.sl do preferred :. 6Jssi,
Laclede Gas -. 20 P. C. C. & St L. s.
Total sales Of stocks wero !, AT 800 shares.
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