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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
THE DAY IN DETAIL.
(By Associated Press.)

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NEW YORK, October I4.-Efforts by
large speculative interests to sustain
and advance the stock market continued
in evidence to-day. They succeeded az
overcoming the early weakness, bu. as
the level of price rose over that CT
Saturday. their following decreased and
the advance lost its force. 1t was not
aggressive at any time and was re-
stricted to a few stocks. notably St.
Paul and the Pacifics. The elimination
of a large proportion OF the short in
terest as a result of the advance last
week deprived the market of an i'm
portant element OF strength. 1t was
evident that sustained advance at this
time would have to depend on the ef-
forts of the larger financial powers.
These elments were supposed last week
to have embarked on a campaign for
the advance owing to the inside inform
alton of plans to settle the Northern
Pacific tangle, but apparently last
weeks reports on that subject were
either not we'll founded or premature.
The suspicion has gained force that the
circulation of those reports was a ma
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Special to the Register.

Special TO the REGISTER.
NEW YORK, October 1i.-London
was irregular this morning with de-
clines ranging from "a to 81 below the
New York closing OF Saturday. Steel
preferred advanced q; common was
unchanged. Canadian Pacifcs and the
Mexicans were features, and scored
fractional advances. A wheat famine
is predicted in Russia. German iron
companies are passing dividends. and
the outlook in industrial circles is not
good.
The opening of the local market IVES
not reassuring. and for the first two
hours 1t was dull and listless. with a
downward tendency. Later halt was
called, and subsequently there was a
moderate advance all along the line,
without any especial news. 81. Paul
was feature. as in the closing days
of last week. and yet there Is no con-
frmation of the reported railroad deal.
Railroad transactions were heavy. and
the close was fairly good. Stsels were
strong and made a net gain Copper
was rather weak. Quotations were
weak early in the day. but made net
gains over the opening. Ashwell &
Co. says: The market looks like 1t
was going higher on st. Paul, Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific"
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nipulative measure against the shorts.
or was designed TO test the possible eff
feet upon speculation OF the actual an
nouncement or some such measure. The
perception energies that measures 10
finance the Northern Pacific statement
are the great objects to be obtained al
present rather than large Interior pro-
jects of additional CONSIDERATIONS, The
prevalent rumor OF an assignment 5y
the financial powers OF the control OF
ST Paul to Union Pacific as eompeI-
sation for a REIMBURSEMENT OF the coz
troll OF Northern Pacific to the Morgan
Hill interests does not find great cred
ence. Such a statement would not pro
vide for tae naturalization of the Bur
lington system as a competitor OF Union
Pacific, which was the vital contention
of Union Pacific throughout the quar-
rel. Nevertheless. st. Paul showed it
SET the most sensitive stock in the mar
ket to-day. falling eaily in the day Ia
below Saturday and rising later TO Pa
above. The rest of the market followed
the movement in St. Paul, though over
a lesser range throughout. In spite OF
favorable interpretations OF Saturdays
bank statement there Is some uneasi-
ness persisting of the safety Of the
money market for the rest of the sea-
son. The seemingly acute demand for
funds at Paris awakens considerable
surmise as to the extent of the de-
mands to be satisfied at that centre.
The prevailing ease of money in Lon
don is dependent upon the large amount
of French capital loaned IN that market
and heavy Withdrawals from London
may have serious effects. The whole
tone of foreign markets continues much
depressed. At the same time it is TO be
noted that the rise in sterling en-
change here has been checked. To-
days action by the Bank Of England n
advancing the price Of American eagles
even indicates some apprehension or
future demand for gold from New YORK.
should the demand for sterling ex-
change for purpose of repayment OF for,
eign borrowings come TO an end ana
the be.ated movement OF cotton quickly
grow, there can he little doubt that
exchange would fall to the gold import
point almost at once. The notable de-
cline in the movement OF grain over
the railroads exercised some depressing
influence on the market. The closing
was unsteady at top prices for mum
Der of stocks.
There was decrease In the demand
for railroad bonds, and the movement
of prices was irregular. Total sales,
par value, $1,000 600.
United States ponds were all un-
ot,o la CT call
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 1i.--Commer-
cial Advertisers London financial ca
blegram:s
The stock market to-day was as dull
as ditch water. American shares hung
close to PARTIES. London holding aloof,
Rio Tintos reacted y TO 47is.
The price of gold bars has been rails
ed to rs 1liad on the increasing keen
ness of Austria's demand for the metal.
Paris exchange is 25.12. The exchange
will be closed on Saturday.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Special 10 White & White:
CHICAGO, October 14.--The corn
market opened firm. On the advance
there was good selling by Patter. Re-
ceipts 271 cars, with 245 cars for to-
morrow Country acceptances declar-
ed some better. Good demand from
the east.
Oats broke half cent early on sell
ing apparently with the leading longs,
but on this decline there was capital
demand as IL from the early sellers.
There was heavy selling from 37hc
down for May, but large demand at
SIC. 1t looks somewhat as IL Patten
was trying to cheaper his line by sell
ing on the hard spots and buying 1t
back on the break. Liberal receipts.
$50 cars, with go for tomorrow.
Wheat-Strong cables, lighter mar
ket receipts and lesser increase In Wis
ible than expected have been the bull
ish features in wheat to-day. Local
traders are mostly bullish and have
been liberal buyers. The northwest
sold moderately, but there has been
pressure OF offerings on the market.
Advices from the northwest indicate
moderate receipts for few days, pw-
ing to recent rains, but continuance OF
the present good weather there Will
allow of free marketing again by farm
ers in few days and receipts are like
" to show material enlargement.
Cash demand is decidedly poor. Some
further advances may be realized; il SO
we would favor sales.
Provisions opened strong and active
on less hogs than expected, and then
ruled better with corn. Packers gave
no support to the market. Cash de-
mand is small. The market closed
steady at the decline. Eighteen thou
sand hogs tomorrow.
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NEW work. October 1a-s.55 n M

NEW YORK, October 1a.--S:55 p. m.
--To-day's market in the early part OF
the day followed the trend that II so
plainly disclosed towards the end of
Saturdays, in some cases transact Ds
amounting to several points. At noon
the market became dull and from that
time hardened and advanced, closing
with a sharp rally and noticeable adj
vanees in a number OF stocks. notably
St Paul. Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cifc and Atchison. The traction
stocks in the early part were weak, but
recovered in sympathy with the mar
ket aud also on the idea that no de-
eision as regards the franchise tax law
will be rendered before the middle of
December.
A. c. p. and Sugar in the industrial
department were weak in the early
part. but showed good recovery in the
course of the day. The rest of the I'M
dustrials simply followed the trend OF
the market steel stocks showing grea.
stability on fairly gaod sized transac-
tons.
There vas NJ carte ular news L. In
fuenee pr,c y. IL. market stu rats ~
Jig its professionalism. but the orin-
ion seems 10 lie evaient thar snht-
thing will be done by the leading IN
terests in regard TO the Great North
ern. Northern Pacific and Burlington
deal.
Closing of the books on Steel pre-
ferred takes place tomorrow, and per-
haps the sharp advance at the close In
tt csc stocks was due to that fact.
The market ends with increased acZ
tivity and upward tendency.
J. S. BACHE a. co.
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IRREGULAR IN MORNING,
F|RMER AFTER NOON.
TT. PAUL WAS AGAIN LEADER,
WHILE SOUTHERN PACIFIC WAS
VERY ACTIVE, CLOSING AT
AN ADVANCE
STEEL STOCKS WERE STRONG
COPPER SCORED AN ADVANCE on
TOLERABLY HEAVY TRADING.

rho Early Market Was Not n Reas-
suring One. But About Noon There
Was a Decided Disposition to Adj
vance Prices. and Some Notable
Gains Were Made - fractions
Yielded Early and Then Made Net
Gatns-The Day Was Quiet ~ Re-
CARDS News Calculated to Influence
the Market-Produce and other
Quotations.
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CHICAGO CLOSING.

CHICAGO, October 14.-Wheat-De-
cember 701ac; May 755sc.
Corn-December 56Hc; May 5SHa
5SAc bid.
Oats-December 35Isa35Ac; May
37Ac.
Probationary $15.07; May $15.15.
Lard-January 1910; May $500.
Ribs-January 1887; May 1886.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. October Ito
DAYS statement of the treasury ball
ances In the general fund shows:
Available cash balance slS7, 496.Jii;
gold. 500, S07 9i4.
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= MINING Stocks.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK.. October 14.-Close:
Money on can steady at 3a31a per cent,
last loan 31A.
Prime mercantile paper 41sa5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S6$a
4.S57s for demand and at 4.834 a483A
for 60 days; posted rates 4S41aa4.S5
and 4.S7; commercial bills 4.s3a4S3h.
Bar silver 57ss.
Mexican dollars 45H.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, October 14.-Louis-
VILE & Nashville first week In Octo-
ber increase. sAs,165. From July LIST,
increase, s753 ,6S4.
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Traction stocks yielded easy in tae early
transactions. The United States Steei
shares were nota5iy strong. Sugar and
Copper were comparatively quiat with
unimpor,ant price changes. Commits
sion business was small. nest of the
trading being professional. London did
moderate business, selling on balance.
Money was easy. Demand s4.s5S to
$4S6
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Yestcrda W. Price..

The following table shows the opening.
high. low and closing prices of stocks on
Wall street YESTERDAY:
Special to White & While.
NEW YORK. October "A.
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NEW YORK, October 14-s:1o p. n

NEW YORK, October 14-3:10 p. m.
st. Paul was the feature OF an 9TH
erwise Gull market to-day, and was
very erratic in its course. 1t opened
point lower and after frequent fiuctu-
atoms up and down finally advanced to
within fraction Of the high point OF
last week around o'clock. and then
had another reaction. Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific were among the
more active Of the railroad stocks, and
we're in the main strong. The general
market was irregular but there was
good undertone most Of the time. The
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LADENBURG. rHALMAN & go.
NEW YORK. October IA: 40 p. IN

NEW YORK, October 14.-S:i9 p. IN.
London was irregular. and the open
ing was about on level with Satur-
days close. There was an early move
against ST. Paul and Union Pacific, but
st. Paul was bought from 1865 TO top
price. The coalers were strong with
little c. l. o. or Norfolk offering. Mar
ket looks like doing better.
DICK BROS, & co.
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Specials to Wh,te g. White:
NEW YORK, Ceober 14-12:35 p. m.
A weak tone was apparent through
out the irregularity Of prices on the
market this morning, and it was not
strange, in view of the exploding OF
last weeks sanguine rumors CT big
deals. Not a little encouragement re-
suited from the failure OF the large ac-
cumulation of buying orders over Sun
day. although the character OF the
market on Saturday clearly indicated
no likelihood OF an outburst OF outside
interest. Considerable pool liquidation
was the feature in the dealings this
morning. Amalgamated Copper was
conspicuously weak by reason OF Mr..
Lawson's peculiar statement. He has
been too Industrious in trying to make
the people believe he is heavily long
OF the stock and therefore has aroused
suspicious. We believe the market viii
work still lower. and advise sales on
sharp rallies.
uITnSON e. co
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C. I. HUDSON & co.

NEW YORK, October 14.-4.07 p. m
The irregularity of this morning was
at length succeeded by a fair degree
of firmness on the stock market st.
Paul was again made the leader in
spite OF the lack of confirmation ct any
OF last weeks rumors, and in spite also
of any fresh developments or fresh ru-
mors to-day In addition there was a
notable increase OF activity and strength
in the United Steel stocks. Pubic buy
ing, however, was not stimulated. In
deed, the character OF the market con-
tinues to be so professional as to quite
discourage expectation of sustained
strength. Rallies will occur from time
TO time naturally. but so far as is ap-
parent at present we believe they VIII
provide good selling PAGES.
C. /. HUDSON & co.
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Total sales. SIS. 052 shares.
Money opened at 3ls per cent: high
was ga per cent; low 3 per cent;
close 3ia per cent. Most of the day 3
loans we're at ga per cent.
New York Curb Close.
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The following quotations were received
yesterday by Howard 1iaziett & Son, ho-
kers, National Exchange Bank Building: :.
NEW YORK, October IA.
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The Clearing House.

WHEELING. october IA.
Manager Alex Mitchell. of the Clearing
House. furnishes the following statement:
Exchanges. Balances.
Monday ...........,. s12a 2l6 "a s 10. 500 90
Same day last week.. 15l, 243 30 20,4lI %
Same day last month. 102. 47b IL 12,56s II
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PfttsburE Closing.
Special TO White &; White.
PITTSBURG, october il.
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purchaser to pay accrued interest.
ASKED.
Many of tho above quotations arc neces
sarily nominal.
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RAILWAY TINE cAR1,.

Arrivals and departures ~ trains ON ana
after May 18Th. 1901 Explanation OF
Reference asrks: Daily; Sunday ex-
ceptcd. Monday exeepte; Saturday ex-
cepted: Z sunday only. Eastern Standard
Time. which ~ one hour earlier than
Central Time.
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The Hs.iett Quotations.

ALEX. MITCHELL.
Manager Clearing House.
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STOCKS.

xew York Curb Close.
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: ( ~, q ~ D. Snio River / Arrive.
eS SS.h; and Way Points. 40 so arm
Ill rs am. - Ksnnva sre SnSnu- s:ss pm
go pni lark and Way Pointrie $50 ON
80" phtfark ard Way Points
h..Sistcrsvli,e Accom- In 9:8 an
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STOCKS.
DETAILS OF THE MARKET.

Bid: I Asked.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-15
The White SALE
Calls Special Attention to
Household Linens
On which we make special
prices for the duration Of
the sale.

Bleached Table Damask. .......2 yd
Turkey Red Damask, patterns 23c yd
Unbleached Table Damask 23c yd
65c Unbleached Damask, all pure
linen, extra heavy weight. soc yd
60c Unbleached Damask, 6S inch 66c yd
75c Bleached Damask, fine de-
signs, excellent quality. ...... 66c yd
6lOO Bleached Damask, ~ styles, 89c yd
IlOO all Linen Napkins, so doz.
only. ................, S6c dz
A special $1.5O Napkin, all linen
...'''''.......... ....SI.o4 az
We have received on consignment from
a prominent importer large line of
Hemstitched Sets and Lunch Cloths
which will be on sale so per cent un-
der usual price. An exceptional
chance.
Bl.0O Lunch Cloths, 36x3G. ........ .79c
f.4S 35X35, 45X45. SLIP
1925 4Sx4s.. .$I.6s
$500 Damask Cloths, SxlO.. ..... $3.50
$500 Sx12, for. $500
$1,000 Hemstitched Sets for. .$7.65
$1,000 So rs
b25.00 " =" &" $1,000
Intending buyers of Linen will do well
to bear in mind that advances in Lin
en- prices today from fresh hands are
from 10 to 20 per cent. Our entire
Linen stock is based on old prices.
With these reductions as special in
ducement for present buying.
FIRST FLOOR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-15
White Goods.

1900 yds 10c India Linen Remnants Ga
SOC. Plaid Pks. white. ground.......,.. l0o
Now on the road, may not be open
before Thursday, our spring purchases
of WHITE GOODS, which will be OPEN.
ed at very attractive prices.
200 styles in Nainsooks, plain stripes
and checks, India Linens, plain and
fancies. Plain and Dotted Swiss, in
Guiding very choice line In embroider.
ed styles. Satin Stripes, Sheer Mulls
and Mercerized Cottons, Masalias Long
Cloths and Dimities. Prices range from
4lc to 85c per yard.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
PRIEST EXCOMMUNICATED.
FATHER ]. j. CROWLEY REFUSED TO
ENTER A MONASTERY-WILL AP-
PEAL TO THE POPE.

Chicago. Oct. N.-Father jeremiah ]. Crowley.
late pastor Of ST. Mary's Church at Oregon. ILL.,
has been communicated by Archbishop Feehan
of the Chicago diocese. The edict of excommu-
nication which was made public to-day. says:
He cannot be present assist al any OF the pub
lie exercises offices of religion IN the Roman
Catholic Church. he be present at any
mass. vespers any other public services In the
Roman Catholic Church.
The order of dismissal the result of attacks
made by Father Crowley upon fellow pastors of
the Catholic faith and charges of favortis, fraud
and cruelty which he made at the time Father
Muldoon consecrated auxiliary bishop OF
the Chicago diocese. Father Crowley was warned
repeatedly to desist and fraIly Archbishop Feehan
compelled him to resign his pastorate. An hour
later Father Crowley withdrew the resignation.
but It had already been accepted by Chancellor
Barry and It made absolute. Then Father
Crowley started legal proceedings TO keep his sue
cessor out of the pastorate and renewed his at
tacks on Bishop MuldOon.
week ago the Papal Delegate at Washington
came Chicago and took final action. HE gave
Father Crowley choice of two things-to make
humble penanCe and accept without protest a NE
within the confines of n monastery, or TO be dis
missed forever from: the rights and privileges or
until 6 o'clock Saturday night 10 decide: and as
nothing was heard from him order OF excom-
munication was sent to-day by Archbishop Feehan
TO every pastor in the diocese.
Father Crowley received copy OF the order,
but he bade defiance to It to-day and attended two
of the churches 1t is said nc will appeal to the
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
"ABE" GRUBER,s NAME FORGED.
YOUNG MAN WHO TRIES TO PASS CHECK
FoILED IN AN ATTEMPT TO HIDE
THE SIGNATURE

Walter B. Bross. who says he Is twenty-four
years old. and who refuses to give his address
was arraigned in the West Side court yesterday
charged with attempted grand larceny. The
complainant was Louis Gassagne. who has a
meat market at No. 713 Amsterdam-ave
According to the story told by Mr.. Gassagne.
Bross came into his shop Saturday afternoon
and asked him 10 cash check. saying that he
was friend Of Abraham Gruber and that the
latter had sent him. The check which Bross
presented was drawn TO the order Of Charles
Nelson. and signed Hamilton Fish" II was
on the West Shore Bank and called for $50.
On the back appeared the name of Nelson. a
purported certifcation by the bank. done in
red ink. and below the name of Mr.. Gruber.
Bross said that he was employed a collecting
clerk by Hamilton Fish at Garrison's
Mr. Gassagne at once recognized the signature
OF Mr.. Gruber as a forgery the latter having
been customer Of his for many years. He told
the young man that he would go TO the saloon
next door to get 1t cashed there Instead he ran
TO Mr.. Gruber's home which was only few
doors away. Mr.. Gruber's daughter pronounced
the signature a forgery.
Returning to his shop Gassagne asked the
young man where he had got the check With
out word Bross seized the check from Gas
saSne's hand and attempted to escape with IL.
Gassagne grappled with him. and they had a
pieces Policeman Unger rushed in and arrest
ed Bross A diligent search in the store failed
10 discover the piece of the check having Mr..
Grubers name on IL. At the station the SER
geant found the missing piece under the lining
OF Bross's hat
Bross had second check for $50 made out in
the name of Hamilton Fish 10 the order of Ben
Jamin Bross. This check Bross drew out of his
pocket immediately after entering the station.
with the remark that ii assessment
from the Royal Arcanum. and he supposed they
didn't want ii. He made effort TO throw it
into the fire. but was stopped.
The examination was set for to-day. Magis-
trate Mott fixed the bail at 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
ALLEGED DrsrURBERs DISCHARGED.

James M. Powell. thirty years old. OF No IS West
One -hundred-and-thrty-f Elias wishnow-
ski. twenty years old Of No. 20 West One-hundred-
and-thrty- -third-st. and Alfred d. Compton, twen-
tyfour years old. OF No. 40 West One-hundred-and-
twenty-sixth-st., who We're arrested Saturday
night, charged with creating a disturbance in the
crowd surrounding the speakers stand at a politi-
cal meeting at One-hundred- d-twenty -fOurth-st
and Seventh-aye.. were discharged by Magistrate
Pool in the Harlem Police Court yesterday morning
Young Compton is n tutor in the College Of the
City OF NewYork. and his father, who was present
in court. is professor OF physics there All the men
were very indignant at their arrest, and declared
that they had taken no part In the disturbance
Patrolman Reynolds. OF the West One hundred
and-twentyffth-st. station. charged that the pris-
oners had thrown potatoes and other missiles at
the speakers This was also denied by the prison
Mr.. Compton was especially indignant He saws
that he had left his home only ten minutes before
he was arrested. and had gone out with two
friends. with the intention Of taking a walk They
had been attracted by the noise and loud talking
OF the speaker. and had gone over 10 listen for .
few minutes when they were arrested
Magistrate Pool asked the policeman whether the
political meeting out In the open air or In
closed. Upon hearing that IL was an outdoor meet
ing. the magistrate Immediately discharged the
three prisoners.