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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-28
ROGERS.

William Rogers was born at Troy,
n. Y, Jan. 16, 1929, and died at
Lancaster, Wis. Feb. %, 1901.
Deceased came to Wisconsin in
1916, and settled at Beetown where
he resided until the year 1890, when
he removed with his family to Lam
caster. This city has since that time
been his home.
He was married at Beetown in 1855
to Louisa f. Edwards. OF the union
eight children were born. With their
mother, two sons and five daughters
survive. Amos, at the old home in
Beetown, Glenn, of Chloride, Arizona,
Mrs. VIM. Zeigler and Mrs. Edwin
Austin, of Lancaster, Mrs. d. w.
Clark of Cassville, and Mae and Mat
tie at home. Two sisters, Mrs. Lucy
Lamson of Lamar, Coll, and Mrs.
Martha Lamson of Berea, XIV, and
one brother, Nj. A. Rogers, Of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, n. NJ, also survive.
Up to the fall of 90 Mr.. Rogers was
a strong man, on whom there was
but slight indication OF age. A little
frost about the head alone bespoke
the passage of years. At that time
he sustained serious fail which dis
abled him for long time, and gave
to his system a shock from which he
never recovered. He aged rapidly.
Always very reserved man OF few
words, he became more silent, but
kept about doing what he could
Early in the present winter it be-
came evident that he was in a rapid
decline. He suffered none, and
through the weeks that followed was
the embodiment OF patience. AL
though fully experimenting that his
days were mum bered he uttered no
complaint, meeting the inevitable
with perfect calmness. He manifest
ed great pleasure in the visits OF
| friends, and to the very last was con-
sclous of the tender nursing and gen
tie care of wife and daughters. He
had been a great reader and although
| he possessed not the gift of fluent
speech his mind was well stored. He
has passed to that unknown and ST.
! lent shore where dwell the vast ma
jority. At ten o'clock on Monday
morning, February 18th, a large
company of sympathetic friends and
neighbors gathered at the family
residence where a service in the
beautifully fitting manner in which
the Rev. L. j Brown always officiates
was held. A quartette of young male
voices rendered touchingly, I'm a
/ Pilgrim, and I'm a Stranger" and
abide With Me-" The burial was at
Beetown, where goodly company OF
acquaintance gathered to pay a last
tribute to one whose familiar figure
walked the streets of the old town for
almost half century. John Smith,
Alpheus Mcdonald, John X. Patter-
son, VIM Birch. Geo. Sellick and
Lyman Mcconnell were in waiting tc
bear to his last resting place the bod y
OF their old friend His mother pass
ed away at Beetown in 1859. and be-
side her remains and those Of his lit.
tie son be sleeps
Where The >urging night winds
Pale winter robes nave spread
) Abovetsne marcos palaces
II TIE city ~ the dead
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-28
Trainer Wanted

The Southwestern Wisconsin Breed
ers' association wants competent
8pr,eman ~ take charge of and train
.thrir5wo Young horses ..Nadi Car
not" aud Chairman" for The sea-. 2
81 1901. send bids and reterr9ces to
L J.. HOI5oEp. Secy.,
Ca.,yiile, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-28

Remember the caucuses satur-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-28

where The surginE night winds
Pale winter robes nave spread
AboveRne narroS palaces
II tie city 81 tle uraa-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-28

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Wheat again
yielded to favorable crop conditions to-
day and July closed 9s@&c lower. July
corn closed 1sc under yesterdays final
price, July oats Il lower and provisions
from shade lower to 71sc above.
The only thing that favored the
wheat market at the opening was the
firm tone of the cables. July opened
B0ssc higher, at 71ssc to 7issc, but
the improvement melted at once under
the better crop conditions. Steadily the
price declined to 70Ac. At this point
the shorts began covering and a rally
to 7Gs4 @70Bc ensued. This upward
movement was inspired, too, in some
degree by the strength in September
wheat and July held steady 10 the close,
which was 9s@&c lower at 701s G70ssc
September was fairly active 1t sold be-
tween 6S1a 66S5sc and 691sc, and closed
firm and ss01ac higher at e9Me Eight
loads were reported tanen for export
Primary receipts were sci 600 bushels,
against 649 900 bushels a year ago Sea-
board clearances of wheat and -four
were equal to $4,000 bushels. Mime
apolis and Duluth reporter PSF cars,
against 4S4 last week. Local receipts
were Y cars. none of contract grade,
Abundant moisture and sufficient
warmth for growing corn with indiffer-
ent demand for shipping caused corn
to rule heavy at slight decline most
of the session. July sold between 4214c
and 431se, and closed 1ac lower at 423sc.
Radical weakness was prevented by the
readiness of shorts to take small profits.
Local receipts were 219 cars, three Of
contract grade.
Oats were moderately active within
narrow limits On small bulges there
appeared TO be plenty for sale. July
sold between 27ss G271zc and 277se,
closing We lower at 27ls. Local re-
ceipts were los cars.
Provisions were firm in the early part
of the session on higher prices for hogs
and lighter receipts at the yards. The
packers were buyers of lard and ribs.
July pork sold between s14s2J5 and
s1490, and closed nc improved at
SASS July lard ranged between
-sS.521a and $3.50, closing a shade lower
at ss.52H9s55: July ribs sold from
ss.071s to ss.0715 OSLO, closing 21hc
down at s8.07Iz.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. IS cars; corn, 200 cars; oats.
10 cars: hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

cans, 2 dozen In case, sl.o5 doz.; Fancy
rels); New Orleans molasses. choice new
40c;N prime, 35c; BIB quart cans 2-doz
case, $l.35Q1.65 doz; bakers goods, 1Sc
gallon.
Teas-Young Hyson, per Id. 3oa55c: gum
2s@75u: oolong. 2iG7soc: Souchang 27d70c
Can n, - full vt, lOh:c; ,paratine
Vinegar--Choice cider. i2ail4c Der gallon:
standard city brands. leallc per gallon.
sq'i m pei se'0 30 ii lbs 20 aS Sa aS
100 lbs, 100 fish, $3.50. - . '''' nv 70
R,ieSe,nFancy pearl. &c: choice pearl, Sac;
taiI domestic, 332c: fancy mead. lS.
Salt-No. /, per bbl sl.lo: extra, per Dbl,
N,ss; dairy hne; 5-bn. SACKS. SLl3
Provisions-Schenk's medium s. c.
mans, He; e0-lb average, 1lisc; s. c.
breakfast bacon, u41l&c; S. c shout
ders, SEC; city sides, 91sal0c; ham beef,
Canned Goods-3-lb. fancy tomatoes eoc
tomatoes, new, sac doz.; tomatoes. S1s-lb.
VIZ Hartford CO: standard corn. soc: glib
peaches, yellow free, slSo: s-lb standard
liable, 3. SO; California lemon cling peaches
500; BaltiIn6fe peaches. s175: pie
peaches, S5c; lslb Deep Sc. full standard
cove oysters, .h.Oo; Acorn Standard string
beans. 75c, GLIB can ecrn beef, 50 %: lib
can Clipped beef, SIS; lib can lunch
tongue, 1926.
oil-Lard. extra western. strained s0c;
carbon oil, 10, sac: carbon. $50. sAc;
water White, 912c; Lewis miners winter
white, 4sc; summer white. &c.
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle tierces, 99sc;
Silver Leaf tierces, csc. The advance for
smaller packages ever tierces is as fol-
lows: Tubs, sc; 5o-lb. tins, nc: 2o-ib.
TINS, ssc; le-lb. tins, 34c; 5-lb. tins. isc: g.
Id. tins. lc.
Sugars-Cutloaf, G.32c; cubes, soc; pow
dered, 5s2c; graduated. coarse, o.s2c;
graduated, fine. 5.S2c; Columbia 4, sac;
America A.. S.42e; white extra c. 5i7c;
c. 5.02c; choice fruit sugar. 4s7c
Conee-Green coffee. fancy golden Rio
Ice; fancy green, i5c. choice green. l47sc;
roasting grades leSac; lava. 2sl1c Roast
ed in packages. Arrow, l1.lie; Panhandle,
ilIic; Arbuckle Co.'S roasted. lille;
Lion, lille; bulk roasted, 2ac: Mocha and
government Java roasted, CSC: " >cha and
| Java. &c; A grade Rio. &c.
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping. 90 i0f5. 90
per. dozen; carpet. Sc. so; stable, 1915;
whisps S.09; hearth. 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
NEWSPAPER GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, June 12.--The Herald
says,
by all odds the most active stocks
in the list yesterday, those of the
Gould roads, Missouri Pacific and Texas
Pacific, were Influenced by the expecta-
ton of a formal announcement soon of
what Wall street has termed the Gould
southwestern deal. Added to this was
the semi-official news that the holders
of S12 100000 convertible bonds issued
in July last had notified the company
that they proposed to turn them in and
receive stock in lieu of the bonds. Men
ton was made in this connection that
an increase in the capital stock would
be necessary and that rights valuable for
the stockholders would be forthcoming
The convertible bonds, it will be re-
membered, were subscribed for by John
D. Rockefeller, George j. Gould and
many of their friends.
Traders found weak spots in Amer
lean Sugar and the drive they made
forced the stock down to 1905 Most
of the selling came from Boston, but
there was absolutely no news regarding
the company to substantiate the con-
ditions of the day. Mondays explana-
ton of the weakness in Sugar that an
opposition company was to be organ
lied by Doescher met with emphatic
denials yesterday.
Concerning the reported probability
of dividend declaration on Erie first
preferred, the statement is made at the
roads headquarters that no meeting of
the directors is likely to be held until
Mr.. Morgan's return from abroad.
The pool in l.. & N. is still operating
according to report under the manage
ment OF Broadway house, and 100 is
now spoken OF as the objective figure.
Insiders discredit the rumor OF an in
creased dividend.
1t is understood that the executive
committee OF directors of the Western
Union has recommended to the direc-
tors the declaration of the regular divi-
dend Of IA per cent at their meeting
today"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, June Monumental
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
The stock market to-day was quiet,
but the tone was decidedly cheerful.
Consols continued to harden. The
possibility that the bank rate will be
reduced to 8 per- cent. tomorrow was
discussed, but it is not general thought
that reduction will be made
London started off by buying fair
amount OF American stocks. Then
New York which started a selling
movement, especially in Atchison.
checked the advance Pennsylvania,
however, spurted later and on the curb
after the market closed prices improy-
ed.
The account proved considerably
larger than fortnight ago, the general
contango being Az and Denver prefer
red l.
Money on call crept down to q with
bills steady. The bank OF England has
bought $4,000 gold in bars.
Paris exchange is 25.22i2; Berlin ex-
change 20.43A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
Flour. Grim and Feed.

Flour-Famous choice family flour. in
paper, $3.50 per Dbl: Minnehaha. in cotton
sacks or wood, 1925; Galaxy, in paper
sacks, S4o5: spring wheat flour in
sacks. IS paper, $500 per Dbl: Pillsbury' 5
Best in wood and cotton. $3.50; Pillsbury' s
in paper, s4.10; Gold Coin, $40 In cotton
or wood. $40 In paper; Loyal $3.50 in
paper; Reliance. in wood or cotton, aI5:
III paper. S4ee; Winter Wheat. Silver Lake
in Is paper. 500; rye -four. in !. barrel
sacks. $3.50; Minnie's best patent. wood.
$3.50; paper, A.l0 jute. 40 lbs Alo
Wheat-Per bushei-15c.
CoTn-55si6pc.
oats.Western. out of store. ssa4oc;
Feed iddlinss, per tom. $500; bran.
per ton, 5000.
Hay-No. baled, $500; loose, SIS. Oo0
800. Price fluctustes slightly according
to supply and demand.
St-aw-Loose, 500: baled $50.
Live Stock.
Corrected by Goodhue & COY
Cattle-Extra, 1900 to LOO S. ood5 %.
good. 800 TO Loco. A75d5.00; good SEQ 10
200; s. seas g; common. 600 to 50, ss.5oa1 90:
.Hors-Extrs: s, 75as.so; good, s.soes Is;
common $45oG50Q
sheepss :saa s; lambs. N.oo@s 80; spring
Fresh Cows. 0o6x.oo
Calves-f$5 50660o; grassers, }5.0o0lOo
Following ara the quotations suruixhed
Ioy the unieR Stock 1axdea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
Dick Bros. & Co. to White & v hite
LONDON PRICES.

LONDON, June II, lis p. m.-The
market for American Railway shares
rules strong with gains extending to
per cent. Southern Pacific is the
feature, selling equal TO 60A. Other
issues are very firm at gains of from
7s to IS per cent. To-day is first max
ing up day of the fortnightly settle
ment. Everything is progressing sat
dsfactorily and no trouble is anticipat-
ed.
LIVERPOOL, June 12.-Cotton sales
5000. Spots lis higher. Futures op-
ened 5 to higher. las p. m.-Quiet
and steady 21a to 3la above yesterday
LONDON, June 12.-Atch adj q
Can. Pac dec Is, St. Pac. ad. ia |. c.
dec. IA, l.. & n. ad. Il, U. p. pr.
dec. q, N. Y. C. dec q. Erie ad. 4
Erie l per cent u. Pa. dec. y. Rdg.
dec. Il, n. P. pr dec. 81, U. S. S. con.
ad =, pr. ad. u Anc. dec. 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
Green Stuff.

Parsley-10G25c per dozen, as to size.
Lettuce-25d4 0c per bushel
size.
Radishes-15@aoc per dozen
-Maryland-$1. 50q1 rs per crate
Celery-Florida 5C1l75c bunch.
Peas-$l ,oogl.2 % per bushel. Home grown
Green Beans-a 7592oo per bushel, and
scarce
Turnips--old. SOoql.25 per barrel; Soc
per bushel.
Parsnips- .25al.5o per barrel; 75c per
bushel.
Beets-New. 3oG140c per dozen.
Carrots-20Q25c per dozen
inach-Home, 4005oc per bushel.
Kale--l5c@sl.0 per barrel.
Asparagus-t cry fine and in large sup
ply at S6q40c per dozen
Rhubarb-20925c per bunch, and supply
better.
Tomatoes-Floridas, S2.5092. rs, choice
per crate of six baskets.
Cucumbers-4bq5Qc per dozen for Cincin-
natl hot house, for choice; Baltimore, in
crates, $l50d1.75
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June l2.--CattIe, receipts.
q 600 head: Texans 500 head; choice
steady, others weak, including butchers
stock and Texans; good TO prime steers
s5.50G6.30; poor 10 medium si.5015.45;
stockers and feeders steady; choice
firm at s3.0005. 90; cows s2.75G5.o0;
heifers s2s0Q5.10; Gamers slow at
s200I2.70; bulls, choice steady. others
weak at s2.s004.s5; calves steady at
s4o065-s5; Texas fed steers S440G :. GO;
Texas bulls s2.75@3.S5
Hogs, receipts to-day, 2s. 900 heads:
tomorrow, $4,000 head: estimated left
over, $500 head; market opened active
at sc higher, closing easier; top 1925:
mixed and butchers s5.9oGs.2o: good
to choice $s.e96s.25: Rough heavy 1855
a5.s5; light s5.s50610; bulk or sales
at s6.o5Gs.15.
Sheep. receipts. $1,000 head: sheen
and lambs. choice steady. Others slow;
spring up TO s5.75; good TO choice weth-
ers s3.s5I410: fair to choice mixed
So. 60Q3.95: western sheep s3.eoT4. 10.
yearlings s4.00G4 40; native lambs 81. 90
@5.lo; western lambs si.soG51o.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June f2.-cat-
tie. STEADY, extra s5.e00g.00; prime
$500 $50: good s5.40G5.e0
Hogs, steady, prime heavy, best med
iums and light workers $6l5Ts.l7L:
pigs. fair TO good ss-1ed6.I5; common
to fair workers. s6.05Q6 10; common
pigs and skips $a-5oG $50: roughs 500
$3.50.
Sheep. slow; best wethers $3.7o13s5.
culIs and common $l.500250. choice
yearlIngs 34.eoG475; common to good
$3o0G450-
Veal calves $6-0066.15.
( CINCINNATI, June 12.xIore 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Special TO White & White.

Special to White & White:
NEW YORK, June 12-The following
statement of railroad earnings is given
out:
Norfolk & Western earnings first week
in June. increase s42,S51; from July LIST,
increase. s1.S62.6S2.
Chesapeake & Ohio. first week in
June increase. $3.50; from July LIST,
increase, s1.910476
Southern Railway, first week in June,
increase. sS9.6o4; from July 1st, in
crease. s2.157,029.
Texas Pacific, first week in June, In
crease. s20,916; from January LIST. in
crease. s1,S74,7SS
Baltimore & Ohio reports for May net
increase s10,sl7; from July LIST to May
31st. increase, $653,64S.
Chicago & Great Western, first week
in June, increase, s2e,65s; from July
LIST, increase, s30S,4S3.
Mexican Central, first week in June
increase. 1890; from January 1st, in
crease, s24,591.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

Butter-Creamery 20@25c choice coun-
try, l2Ml5c; country, good, logic; coun-
try, light, l0c; butterine, 1lQl4c
Eggs-l5c per dozen.
Navy Beans-Hand picked, s2.a0a2s5 per
bushel.
cheese-Prime Ohio factory, 9la1l6c
New York, lac; hamburger. 1215c; SWEET
ger, lac; scarce.
I4ard--9091zc per pound.
Hopey-l6c per pound.
Potatoes-Old. $1.00 per bushel; new
55o045.25 per barrel, according to quality
Nuts Brazil, sc per pound; English wal
nuts, 12c; pecans, lie; almonds lie; FL
berts, l3c; walnuts, Acc bushel
Seed Potatoes-Season over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

u. s. refunding IS registered. .......-.. loss
90 coupons ........-.-.--...-.-.-.. lu. -
u .. IS registered. ....-.-.-.-.-..-..-..,t S
L.. s. new As registered ..-.............l 59
do coupons ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1889
u. S. old As registered. .llsla
u. S. 5s registered. ...--..........-....l oSs4
do coupons .......................... leoSA
District of Columbia 65s...-...-...... l25ls
-A1chlsoh general ~ .....'...-....,..--ie t
Canada Southern ENDS (bid) ......... .loS,s
Chesapeake & Ohio 4lss.. los
do IS ...... ....................12 91<
Chicago N. W. consoi IS Cbid). ..... 14z5s
do s. f. debs. As (hid). .l22
Chicago Terminal 4s..-........-...-....- 81
Colorado Southern 4s-..............-.... Ssl.
Denver & Rio Grande 4s................l 03ss
Fl Worth & Denver City lists bid). .lo7la
General Electric IS ibid ..,...,.........l 1861
Louisville and Nashville unified As. .ioss.
Mo, kas. & Texas 2nds.,.............. Saa*
do As ...-..,.... ,.---.-.....,,....--- ys5s
New York Central lists (bidl ..;.., ie.Ss
New Jersey Central general IS (bid1. 1872
Northern Pacific IS ...................... 72ss
n. Y. G. & St. b. is (bidl. ....... io65s
Norfolk & Western consol 4s,......... l029s
Oregon Navigation lists (bidl........... 100
do As (bidl. Observation-Disclosures S
Oregon Short Line SIS (bid) ,...........,.l2
:, 90 consoi 5s tbid) ....................,l2
iNCddtilS general - %
Rio Grande Western lists (bid). 1872
ST. l.. & Iron Mountain consol IS. .1lTf4
st. l. & S. f. general IS (bd). ,......, 1864
st. Paul consols (bid) ...................lS 4
st. Paul, c. & P. lists (bid) ...........1lS
DO os $3.50. ..+................--..~.... .ll9s4
Southern Pacific is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 93s4
Southern Railway 5s.............,.....1lS 1855
Standard Rope & Irvine 6s............ Ga
Texas a. Pacific lists (bid). .............l 1864
40 2nds tbidl .......................... %
Union Pacific As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jos
Wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
do ends tbid). .......................111
West Shore As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wisconsin Central sts................. 9l14
Virginia Centuries (offered) ............ 9612
Railroad bonds irregular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, June 12-To-day's
ma'ket was narrow, listless and dis
xpiited-about what was expected last
might. The only feature worth MOTTO
dne was Colorado Fuel, which made a
phenomenal jump upon reports that
khe company might be absorbed by the
ste! trust. Steei STOCKS were uu.st IN
snail sales, the common losing frae-
tionally from the opening, and the pre-
TERED holding its own.
The sales for the week to date:
Monday Observation-Disclosures. SAG, 600
Tuesday .......................... 707 800
Wednesday ............................ ga. 500
Total ............ ...................2,2 $50, $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

NEW YORK, June 12.-Close: Mon.
ey on call steady at 2lz@Sz per cent;
last loan 8.
Prime mercantile paper 3A@41s pei
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actua
business in bankers bills at 81 SSss fol
demand and at 81 S5Ss for go days
posted rate 81 S6@4 S6ls and "a So
commercial bills 81 SAX as 00A.
Skier certificates nomiaally at Coo.
Bar silver 535sc.
Mexican dollars 471ac.
State bonds inactive
Government bonds steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
Yesterdays Market
VERY PROFESSIONAL.
SNSATIONAL FEATURE OF AN
OTHERWISE DULL DAY.
STOK BULGED NEARLY SIXTEEN
POINTS ON REPORTS

chu the Company Might BE Absorb
e by the steel Trust-The Opening
O the Market Was Firm, but
Fading Was Light, Some Stocks
Uuaily Prominent Not Being Re-
Resented in the Quotations or
lists of Sales-A Review of the OPP
cations of the Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

potatoes Up to q Dollar a Bushel
Tor Old, and to $500 to $3.50
Tor New-HOme Grown Straw
berries Plentiful, and at Moder-
ate Prices-Maryland Cabbage
NOW Coming Ina General Re-
view,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
QuVtt dS IUIIOWS.
Fruits.
Poultry.

Chckens-Live, s3.5OG4.O0 per doz; S61oc
per pound; very scarce
Ducks-sS. 00Q350 }ive; dressed, 40950c
Turkeys-From l5c to 20c per pound. AL
most out of season and only furnished to
order as rule
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
MARKET ADvICES.

E.lI. Hudson & Co. to White White
NEW YORK, June 12-"Except for
sensational rise in Colorado Fuel
carrying the price nearly Is points
higher than last night there was little
OF interest in the trading and the mar
kst closed dull with the same tone
that has characterized it all week. The
trading was exceedingly narrow
throughout the day and the general
market still looks like sale on bulges.
AFTER the eight million dollar decrease
IN the surplus last week, the banks are
in no position to suffer another heavy
shrinkage wherefore activity in the
stock market is not apt to be encour-
aged by the larger interests yet awhi.A
The day passed without any news de-
developments of consequence and there
is little prospect at the moment of the
market changing from its present list
lessness"
The higher prices in London in
4uenced a firm opening but trading has
Reen exceedingly light all morning and
>aittle significance has attached to
price changes. Indeed, the general
market has been erratic within a lin
dted range with a slightly higher level
fhan last night. while Missouri Pa
tific has been strong, it being announc-
ed now that meeting OF the directors
pas been called for Monday, Texas Pa
tific has been weak The strength of
the Lead issues has been a noticeable
feature of the market, making it ap-
pear quite likely that the report of a
merger with the Linseed Company is
based on facts. Car Foundry Issues
also have been strong on what is con-
fidered very good buying. The Com
pany is doing a good business and both
GLASSES of stock are considered cheap
Pm view of the returns on them. In
the last half hour the transactions
assumed speculative prominence.
Dick Bros & Co. to White { u hite
NEW YORK, June 12-"Market op-
ened higher with buying for both &C
counts and London. Pennsylvania
Header advancing over points on good
buying. c. F. l. advanced on buying on
belief it would go into the United
States Steel Co. on favorable terms. 1t
declined rapidly s points on realizing
before the close. The fractions were
well taken on improving earnings. R.
a. declared quarterly dividend of IA
Talk OF an early upward move in the
iCoalers,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

Special to White & White
The following table shows the opening,
high. low and closing prices OF stocks on
Wall street yesterday:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

Flour. dull.
Wheat, No. 3, s7@ssc: No. red 7oa
&c.
Corn. No. 2. 42Ac; No. 2 yellow
42sxc-
Oats, No. 2, z7z 02sJkc: No. . White
2src:: No. : white z7ik02s1tc
Rye. No 2. ~.