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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, May THE market
to-day was wild and dangerous, and
one very difficult to guage There was
general sag before the close, except
as to Northern Pacific, which was
again The feature, soaring upwards, in
the struggle for control, from 1871 to
an extreme OF 1917.
LAS was the case yesterday, the Lon
con market was manipulated by Amer
acans for higher prices, the object being
20 facilitate liberal selling at the New
York opening. Union Pacific common
was the London leader, being marked
up points.
Here Northern Pacific was again the
star performer, opening at 127a4, an ad-
vance OF II, and going to 1879, a gain
Df ~. 1T afterwards reacted to 141,
closing at l4312, net gain for the day
OF Ia points. This is net gain OF 331h
points over Saturdays close, The
price on this stock one year ago was
about oS Tor the average. Northern
preferred also was active an made an
advance OF 1OA points, closing at 10,
net advance for the day of IA points.
There seems to be large short inter-
est IN Northern Pacific and the stock
is leaning at 81 per share premium
per day.
Union Pacific opened at 1913, advanc-
dng to 1902, but declined the last hour
to l221a, closing at 123A, a net loss OF
Az points. tSt. Paul, which was yes
terdays leader, was decidedly reaction
airy, opening at 1877, losing points, and
closing at $50. After a rally in the
morning the general market became
reactionary and losses on all stocks
for the day was the rule, Texas Paci-
die losing rs, ''Katey" common ~,
do. preferred 1, L. & N. rs, Pennsyl-
wanna 2, B. e o. Az, Erie firsts 1ss, do.
seconds "a, common l, Reading pre-
ferred Q, do. seconds ", common %,
Chesapeake & Ohio u, Norfolk & West
ern u, n. Y. Central rs, Illinois Cen
trial 2, and Chicago Terminal 11a.
Rock Island gained "A, Missouri Paci-
fic was very strong, opening at 1l4A
and making a gain of 2 points, a high
record, but closed at 113R.
United States steel stocks were reac-
tionary, in sympathy with the markets
common opening at 52A, advancing
to SO, selling down to 51B, closing at
612s, loss over yesterdays close Of
Us. Preferred opened at 1908, sold
down to 9S%. closing at 9S7s, loss
over yesterdays close of 13s.
New York fractions acted with the
general market, Manhattan closing at
125, loss of "a for the day, Metro
politan 1875, loss of 23s, and B. R. I.
S3N, loss of L u.
Many sold at COZ per cent, but clos
ed at per cent, at which the last loan
was made.
1t doas not look like a strong mar
kat for tomorrow. but no one can
predict surely what will happen al
hour in advance of actual occurrences
with the market as it is and has been.
The most conservative houses are
advising customers to take profits and
not load up till conditions are more
settled. Brokers again to-day declined
to execute orders Tor fractional lots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Pittsburg Prices.

PlTTSBURG, Pa, May 7.-Window
Glass, 94A.
Marsden. 61s.
Philadelphia Coal, 45%; preferred,
46R.
Pittsburg Coal, 1898; preferred, 9SM.
Crucible Steel, 24A; preferred, SAX.
Pittsburg Glass, 1854. 20
Allegheny Valley, 261a.
ace, common, 2O%.
United State Glass, SO.
Wheat, May 73sc; July 72N @72%c.
oornj May 521sc bid; July 46@46Kc.
Oats; May 2S1sc; July 26ac.
PORK, May $14.9O; July $15. O2015. 05:
September, SASS offered.
Lard, May $500; July 1897; septem-
September $3.50. ~ y '''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Morning Advices

NEW YORK, May 1.-The shorts are
being compelled to take their medicine.
London buoyant. Union Pacific COM
mon up 5 points. Rumored J. J. Hill
secured control or heavy interest in
Canada Pacific, which Win end rate wars
in far Northwest. Strate & Nortons
buying buying Northern Pacific COM
mon. 1t looks like ''Keene,'' Atchison
and Erie insiders were talking very
bullish on their properties. Would I'M
load on the bulges, and not load up in
this market from now on.
DICK BROS. & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, May THE home
trade shows no change in general char
acter. Business still doing in export
grades 70 China and at firmer prices.
Print cloths dull and unchanged. Prints
inactive and irregular. Ginghams
steady; silks firm with more business
doing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Onered.
Total sales. 2.076. 200 shares
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, May Close: Money
on call firm at 51a @10 per cent; last
loan 8 per cent; ruling rate per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@4l2 per
cent.
Sterling exchange heavy with actual
business in bankers bills at s4 S7ss4
87s4 for demand and at 81 S4A@
4 S4s4 for go days; posted rates 81 50
"a go and 81 S81a@4 80; commercial
bills 81 $500 00A.
Silver certificates Coo.
Bar silver 60c.
Mexican dollars 1870.
Government bonds weak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08

On February 2Sth. March 5th. 18th.
18th, 26th. and April 2rd, 9Th, 18th.
23rd and 30th, The Missouri Pacific Ry.
and Iron Mountain Route will sell one
way tickets from st. Louis to the Pa.
cific Coast and intermediate points, at
the very low rate Of $27.50. For time
tables, Information, etc, address j. r.
JAnes. q P. A.. s05 Park Ridge Bldg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08

NEW YORK, May THE danger sig
nails in this market are beginning to
crop out, twisting the shorts. 1t looks
well on the blackboard, but after all it
is a bull boomerang. DICK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Evening Counsel.

NEW YORK, May THE market has
been very spotty and erratic. North
ern Pacific rose over 20 points, and
while the rise was in process, unload
ing in other directions was going on.
London shorts covered stocks freely.
Liquidation during the last hour was
general. Seven per cent premium on
Northern Pacific common.
DICK BROS. & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Exports of Tea From China and
Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, May THE tea
year in Japan began May /. Some gar
den teas are shipped m April, but the
export season dates from May 1. The
imports of tea from China and Japan
in the year just closed have been as
follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08

The three lines running in unison are
supposed to give us a steamer direct
from Hong Kong every eight days, while
a fourth company is supposed to give
us steamer from the same port via
San Diego every month, making 81 ar
rivals for the year The schedule fell
short OF that number on the last III
year, and one steamer went to the tot-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
A POINTER.

Special to White s. White
NEW YORK, May Don't worry
about this decline in Steel stocks. It's
merely the preliminary in the new bull
movement. j. S. BACHE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Record for the week.

Monday ......... ......................23 93, 500
Tuesday ......... 126. 500
Total for two days. 452o, 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
NORTHERN PACIFIC AGAIN
THE NEW YORK STOCK MAR
KET YESTERDAY.
IT SOLD UP TO 14s IL,
AND CLOSED STRONG AT 143 Ia ON
ACTIVE MARKET.

The Remainder of the List, Includ-
Ing Railroads and IndustriaIs
SagSed Considerably, and the
Outlook for To-day is Very I'm
certain-The transactions Yes
terday Were Again Past the Two
Million Mark-Money Was High
at the Close, Going to Eight Per
Cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Yesterdays Prices.

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, 1901-05-08
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May Cattle receipts
1900 head; market generally steady;
good to prime steers IS 00@6 90; poor
to medium 81 00@4 50; stockers and
feeders So 25@5 90; cows So 1904 60;
heifers 81 1904 rs; Gamers 81 0O@
Co. bulls strong and active at So 600
So calves weak at So 1904 rs; Tex
as fed steers $4 25@5 40. Texas grass
steers SO 1904 90; Texas bulls 81 $50
co.
Hogs receipts to-day 10000 head; to-
morrow $4,000 head; estimated left
over 1000 head; market about steady;
top s. S71a; mixed and butchers S. So
@5 So; good to choice heavy So $50
5 S71s rough heavy S. 50@5 60; light
S. 5005 so; bulk of sales S. 721a@
5 80.
Sheep receipts 1900 head; sheep and
lambs steady; clipped lambs up to
81 so; wooded slow; good to choice
wethers 81 1904 so; fair to choice
mixed So 5000 10; western sheep 81 20
"a so; yearlings 81 1904 so; native
lambs 81 00@5 Is; western lambs 81 SO
@5 Is.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May Cattle
steady; extra S. 50@5 60; prime S. 80
@5 40; good IS 1905 rs.
Hogs stronger; prime heavy and
mediums S. 85@5 80; heavy workers.
S. So; light workers. S. S0@5 So; pigs
S. zoos rs; skips 81 50@5 %; rouShs
81 00@5 40.
Sheep steady; best wethers 81 800
44o; choice lambs S. 00@5 Is; common
to good So 50@5 co.
Veal calves IS 00@5 so.
CINCINNATI, o., May Hogs act
i've and higher at 81 25@5 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Express Companies.
miscellaneous.

Adams -. ......170 limited States =. ssh
American .....-..iss .Wells-Fargo ..145
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08

$7.s71k, and July ribs 2szc improved at
f7.921z@7.s5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 40 cars: corn. 240 cars; oats, 40
cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
The Clearing House.

IN, Manager Alex Mitchell, of the Wheel
t mi o Grearing House, yesterday reported as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08
Total sales, 2,126.sO0 shares.
Yesterdays Transactions.

special 10 White & White
Note-The reports of sales yesterday
were very imperfect, owing to the congest-
ed condition of the wires.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
lresc MT ui,y Faces.
az, Assn .ia1n1 Press !

lBy Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. .s.-t>alonna
and Petit Maitre were the oaly Winning
favorites to-day. Summaries:
First race-five furlongs. sclifng-O Ha-
gon Is to y first, The Boston e TO y
second, Man Go TO I; third. Time. Leg
L..
Second race-one and three-eigl!ths of
mile, salIing-Judge Steadman g 10 y
first, .Swordsnan . To y scond, -Admetus
G to y third. Time, 2:2G.
Third race-han tllcup. six fprlon gs-
Kalorla even FIRST Serpent e 20 y
second, Sphon uS to y third Tire,
1:l5 ia.
Fourth race-nlIle ana sc-euty YARDS.
handicap-Petit Maitre lS.to 5t first, Jes-
sic Jarpoe &c 20 y second. Joe Doughty
t25 to II third. Time. I::ts.
I Fifth roces-six .furlonSts-t.ou Woods
: & to u FIRST. Il YOU a;tre. Is 10 u second.
Royal Sterling q to y third. :Tisnc.
l:11.
tc-si3 first. FRANK AZ % 70 y second. Lit
: tie Elkf.t 6 TO y third. Time. l::..t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
DAY IN POLICE COURT.
Negro Satbed Anc her, But Justice crutch-
field Released film.

Justice c'rutchietd hello an unusually
long session of the Police court yesterusl4,
but nothing of great Importance came
before him. Linwood Nightingale. Il
negro, who was stabbed three weeks ago
BY George Chambers, appeared to prose
cute Chambers. but the latter was dis
charged Nightingale. it seemed, was
jealous OF Chambers attentions to his
wife and had set upon him in an alley.
Then Chambers drew 4 knife and stabbed
him slightly.
Page beverley, a negro boy, was fined
$40 for shooting a dog. The charge
against him was discharging firearms
within the corporate limits. His lawyer.
Mr. Harry Glenn, appealed the case.
Roy Racks, another negro. had threat
ened, to Kill several persons III rsstau-
rant and drew Il knife. lie received the
extreme penalty, twelve months
Albert White, Z negro boy, vas hneG
s. 80 for throwing rocks.
William Roach, a white man who hati
been on a spree, asked for ten days and
got it.
thomas Bone. also white. smashed the
window OF q restaurant ana reached court
in an Intoxicated condition. lie was
nned s.. - and received q sentence OF ten
days III addition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
'UT MARKET WAS NARROW

The stock market yestal'lay- was very
naTiUw, aud .nr tratsAis was COniit~G
isrSeiy 70 Il rev spSlieIittSs lie ls.Sst x
stovn Was -nssiiit@set'tt, winch sviH W sG
l..rz., SetitiiLo se.eit,i POINTS Tor tn+ ai,I
ms rlse III .,.a stOcr> has nren very ftpisi
II IS ol!ly Il Iittie mntle ago tia1 IL ' us
ssliiIiS ~ pviiIts Cheaper
New Ufk CoutIstl was alSo strong, ailu
aG-One tInIc Tttul ttIlu- UniOn Tlcutc
showed 1t uispVsit.oH 70 >.tVethcv
-AiIaiS stIila.eu copper, MLIGu mas Deen
un,vr pteast.re some CINE past
stlenS.nvnett up DeIore tne ctoae, ;thu
s,t.4II~,. ilIvso ,nstn points over the low
est price OF the u1y. <,inrffc<tn LvS"lt4o-
i've was also IN good oeinltnu az nlSher
prices, the common SEEMING os,ts .,itt TIE
prcteIreu ut ooys II IS salu Lnte >tte &C
ttvIty ana SLiengsn OF LocumotiTe IS
traCeaple To lIUriai buying Dy brokers
acIing Tor Chicago operdtUrS. ItGInUr has
1t Uus,C Aiarsnatt -r,lclu commissioned Two
or three STOCK exchange houses 20 buy
the STOCK Tor MIN. Mere ) ere also buy
ing orders from Boston.
AN ANE.CDOTEi.
Norfolk ana Western IS one of the fore
most STOCKS on me uUatu, u.-.t.l any
SO i'll view OF the spIendId earnings rhal
the ROAD is making. In connection with
tins sock the New York Times relates
thu tUsi anecdOte:
y -uiiar inclupnt IN connection with
NoiIolA and Western, and as illus tratlE@
OF the ignorance of some brokers IN re-
spect TO the very stocks i'll winch they
deal. was he bidding of J5IS for Norfolk
stock at the opening by q broker on the
floor who was ignorant of the tact that
the stock (Which had closed on the night
previous at 5y>,) was eN-diVidend of /
per cent. He was promptly aCCommo-
dated with Il block of the stock at 395S.
and with some more at JgE:. Then he
''tumbled." " hlch explains the next sale
at 30, and others later at even lower
prices.
London was a fairly large purchaser OF
the Steel stocks yesterday morning, while
syndicate buying was in evidence off and
on all cay.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Railroad earnings continue to be large.
For the fourth week in November Cana
dian Pacific increased $2GI. 600. and iC,
the month $4,000; Hooking valley for
the fourth week IN November increased
Sll All; Toledo. ST Louis ana western IN
creased IS OF: ST. Paul increased 'SIi.2t3.
-Atchison directors hare declared Il reg
ular seult-annual dividend OF ~ per cent.
on the preferred stock.
The New York News says that the Con-
tinental Tobacco Company has bought
control of the Wetmore Tobacco Com
pauy. of st. Louis
For some reason the stock market
seems to be waiting. Bulls seem to be
unable TO put the market up. ana the
bears seem to be unable Il put it down
to any extent Changes are within Z;
narrow range ana for some me past it
has been ina in many stocks tie closing
prices were practically the same us the
opening prices. Thus far the traders
have been unable 10 induce the general
public to come into the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The p cotton
marhet opened Iirnl at an ADVANCE OF oA
IL lointS, ana tor a Llie was StrONS on
anU,ner Dau scare OF shorts ana on gen
eral OUTSIDE buying, prompted ny great
SlrtnSL III IN Liverpool, where prices We're
up lrtUIoE points. Speculauon was very
heavy Tor time, Win COMMISSION houses
large sellers OF cotton purchased RelOre
yesterdays SENSATIONAL" advance occurred.
Nntu the first alarm or shorts SuDSldeo
the market cased OF quickly, January
selling down To cents. But the decline
was not OF long standlnS, TOR another
wave OF foreign and southern buying IN
connection win brisk room support swept
everything before II and sent prices 10
above the opening basis.
From this ume unUll near the close the
market displayed pronounced strength.
ana late months were bought with scOnfi-
dencc in eve~v Slight setback. JUST he
fore the close a big Vail Street cotton
ouerator sold out 1900 bales, or more OF
January, believed TO be for profits The
market eaSed OF, several points and was
barely steady at the close though net
4mS points higher. 81 n
Trading was very active ana general
with the bear leaders, Worrieg, hNfEhe ,ac-
tioh of the market. Private td.oles from
Liverpool and dispatches from Southern
spot markets were very -ulliSh, while
commission houses reported q growing in
terest among investors. Northern spin
ners were prominent buyers from time 10
time chiefly near months. ro'.eiHtS for
the day We're large. but estimates for to-
morrows movement indicated It sharp
falin, off in arrivals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
The RECOMMENDATIONS. Of Tho. seere,srs d

:
The recommendations OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury looking to the reform Of
banking currency were also Niewuo with
factiof III ale financial dlS ssactsiFthe
sssstaier TONE Of FsitlliSa lnatsuT SorperzIe-e
moved an extremely DISTURBING influence
ana was a Ivsent factor, though mega
tive one, IN tnS st1e4btn OIL INC. tnafrst-
The trading communal 10 retltrr fesila-
non 2%aur The course of this STOCK con-
unued eirattc, but When the urn support
at about last nights level WaSnparcsiVeu,
the general Lone OF the market DecaiitS
cecid%uly more confident ne eraciiiS -.
arna!galnased Gopper Vas StIil on a ~
large scale. The stock nearly touciiea ttis
low record established Yesterday lot -
moment during iiH morning, put Laii ~
strongly during the iatter part % ~ li NJ
day and cIoseo with Il MT gam oL -
per market was ignored. The faet mat
no eTga gtrnc!Its cf gold Were, . mice ao o
export to-norrow served TO feiieN. soiiie -
;,t}nreJlensi0l, that the money snppifes
would GROW stringent by dram 70 tilis
Quarter The banks have lost 10 the SUD
Treasury already upwards OF So.UuD,nVV
this week. Including the payments Tor me
trolI, exported on Tuesday, but. the OK
Dgcrad drafts for nearly S4,0Uo,gt1 OF AUS
tralian gold. OF which the SUBJ rcasut!
Vel been presented. The monthly state
inent of the money IN circulation in the
country by the Treasury Department
shows an Increase OF nearly S3.nD0C0o
during November, in spite OF the S1s,000,-
0,gI OF COLO exports and Il slight decrease
in the national bank circulation. Anxiety
overEstil money ouuoo was not there
fore in evidence to-uar- in -pitc of a de-
post AT the subTreasury for transfer to
New Orleans of SS50,000.
The most. notable points Of strength in
the days market were among the Gould
stocks, led by Manhattan, which.rose an
extreme Az This stock served as a
leader also for the striking gains in the
local Traction group. New York Central
was conSDicuauciy strong. as WAS Ielllt-
sylvania General Electric rose: 3:s
There were many gains OF 102 points in
the SouthwesternS. Trunk lines, Coalers
and Industrials. Notwithstanding the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
/ he WE'LL 0Gaied and onafOrt-
able Detached W0-story
Frame. Dwelling
WITH LO,r Gfx54 9-l2 EEF...r.- 40. 10
DENNY STREET.


In part execution OF thc Ge=d ~ ,tlS ~
10 the under isned, trustee, dIls&a nc ~ - :,
Jitne. 1891 and recorded III d. - 5g' Z.
mage $40 Richmond Chauccrr t9ttS -
fault Eaviug been made on the as"s :.
second and being thereto reg'tirac ny th-.
beneficiary / shall sell 81 p2h!ie 51's-
ton. or the premises. On
TUESDAY DECENBEE, ~. Iii
1T $50 o'clock r NJ.
tile above named HOUSE aud LOT 40;
f05 Denny Street. on the south side sl
Denny Street between fhirfl- and l-esi {
Streets fronting lWsutS-tQur feet ana
having a depth of 81 feet inches n tts, .
part OF the city of Richmond known q,
:,Tulton the house being q 5sttnstiti3ttss
and comfortable one. containing l9t..
room and under good rental AMI the Ia.
cation is most convenient To the seen /,
manufacturing establishments IN tf'isI
growing section or the city.
TERMS: For cash as 10 tue e%Pslss,-7
Of sale. taxes 10 day of sale ana the sitthL
of $-gtt50 with interest thereon from NO :.
[.erT}bsr IS. 1901 aufi Us 70 tAe residue. it
any upon such terms as the ErisEtofS III
~ Il deed shalt prescribe and atEect or -
40. tI-iI tee hall thinn fit ard as Will DC
sIFir9IInccd ut the time Of sale
JAMES ". ANDERSON. Trustee
7 &. ELAN &. CO.. Auctioueefs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
COTTON CUES Up.
Considerable Excitement Manifest d on
',hasge Yesterday.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. There was Ct
large attendance on the Cotton Exchange
to-day and considerable excitement pre-
vailed in consequence of the United states
Government estimate of the probable pro
duction of the cotton crop. Prices opened
Il points above yesterdays closing ils-
-ures During the morning the excite
ment decreased and prices luctQated,
touching one or two points higher imam
the opening quotations Then they set
tied down. leaving the tone very steady.
The official prices issued at 1880 showed
values to be. from 10!4 70 Il points above
Yesterdays closing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
MARKET OPENED
WITH FIRM TONE
Trend Of Prices Was Upward, But
Rise Was Not Very G neral
PROMINENT ISSUES WERE DULL
Speculative Sentiment Over : Presidents
Message Was one of Satisfaction.
Close Slightly Irregular, Tut
Ne-r .op Level.
PROMINENT ISSUES WERE DULL
- Associntcl rress.l Z

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--The stock market
opened with firm tone to=o2y and gath
cred considerable strength during the
course OF the day. The rise aid not en-
brace the entire Inst. however. and The CN-
ceptions to the strength were among the
veIg, important stocks. One stock or q
group of stocks. and then another. were
taken up and lifted in price. The deal
ings in these active Spocas were on ~
Very large scale. but the aggregate o. me
DAYS dealings indicated that the inaFhet
WAS not very broad.
The general sentiment among the SlaSc-
llatiI-c conlin-:Etty was one ot SiltiSt..C-
ton over The contents OF the PresidSlli $
message and oyer the tone. of the COM
,n,s;It' upon That document in ,ne. press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
N.r Al s-nRrs

WILMINGTON. n. G.. Dec +. -sP1R-
IT'S sTURpEN1iINE--N doing: re-
ceipts. I3 casks. Resin. firm at ooc-dtSl;
receipts. pos barrels. Crude turpentlne.
STEADY at S1.10m2.O0: receipts, u barrels.
Tar. steady at S1.20; receipts. 81 barre, :.
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. i.-SPIh *
TCRPENTIEE-Firln at 3Jlic-:: receGiyts.
1,l2I casks: sales, 197 casks: exports. 13i
casks. Rosin. firm; receipts. 1855 bar
rels; sales. 1888 barrels; exports, 2,21l
S1f5: G. $3.50. II s1.45: I. S1.GO: *. $2.15:
NJ. $50; n, S3.25: w G. $3.50; w W..
$So
CHARLESTON. s. c., Dec. 4.-TIR-
PENTINII-F'irm and unchanged. Resin,
firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL Dec. 4.-Speculation
ON the Board Of Trade to-day was such
as to recall the great transactions {! OF
Hutchinson, Cudahy, Kent Reams and
the other giants Who ruleo the board and
swung prices for fortunes every session.
Bull enthusiasm such as has not been
seen often in late years had possession
of the markets and Ill spite of heavy
selling for tor profits every pit closed strong;
December and May wheat both !, closed lclf &c
1}sG1iac. up; December corn; = l1s SOFAS
higher: Nav corn, 1f2C. up. an0 May oats,
isGl5sc. higher. Provisions closed 10 to
oGl5c. advanced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
Charr,,kah Festival.

Arrangements We're made last night at
congregations meeting OF tne ST Mo-
ses Montefore Syragosue for a CEannI-
kah festival. 10 be held next Sunday
It's festival VIII occur in the synasosl .
on Mayo Street, and after the csIeIrl rs
those present viii adjourn TO the o!a
Market Hall, VII re a reception VIII ee
held ana prominent speakers VIII az
deliver addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
{ emoaiqn for Members

An aggressive membership campaign Is
being wagtd BY the Y. ". c. ~
\ series of rally-days are 10 nc OBJ
served, the first Of which IS fhufsda%. OF
This week. on this Gay an earnest ,ffort
viii be mad. to invite every available
man to join the association.