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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Special 10 White & White
CHICAGO. August 24.-Wheat, closed
20 9sc for September, about the same as
yesterdays close. Liverpool I'M
changed. II was very dull and
steady market through the day. Only
moderate export business reported
and speculation operations were feat
ureless. Northwest movement OF
wheat Is increasing but the southwest
still continued sllghly under last year.
Total primary movement for the week
has been about 100000 bushels less than
a year ago. Clearances on the whole
continue large and constitute the prin-
opal lullish factor Northwest stocks
shows but little change for the week
and some increase in the visible on
Monday seems probable European
political may develop into a factor but
at the moment attracts but little at
tention. Primary receipts 1,U4,000
against 1,1f9,000, shipments 49,. 000
against SO 900 Estimated ears 10.
Corn, September IS. about same as
yesterdays close Liverpool was "a
lower, and there was some liquidation
early which carried prices off hall to u
Market regained this loss before the
close There Is nothing new IN sight,
Liquidation for the last week has been
general and should have relieved the
situation somewhat. The movement OF
the property however offers no very
strong features at the moment. Re
ceipts continue liberal and demand
only fair. Primary receipts sol 600
about 2SS 900. Shipments $4,000
against 10000, estimated cars 3S5.
Oats. September 34e, about unchanged
from yesterday AS il was a Saturday
market there was little doing and spec
uletive operations were quiet and feat
ureless. Receipts do not yet increase tc
any material extent and while demand
is only moderate, prices act largely In
sympathy with corn. Estimated cars
1926.
Provisions were firm and a shade
higher There is good local buying
particularly OF ribs. Market seems To
be without much selling pressure
Outside interest is inactive, but local
packers affording principal. support to
market Hog receipts $1,000, $4,000
Estimated stock of provisions, mess
pork 81 500 barrels; contract lard 81 600
tierces. Ribs 1S.500.000 pounds.
LOGAN & BRYAN.
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BALTIMORE 6 OHIO RAILROAD

Exeursor- tn Afiantsc city, caps
Why, Sea Isle City, Ocsa~
crty. n. J., Ocean oity, IA, -
Rchobofh Reach. Del, ~ verp
Low hates, Thursdays, june N
and 81, July n and ~, Auuzwe
and %. and scptenss~r 8
The Baltimore 4 Ohio r. r have ar.
ranged n series OF Popular Seasors n.
cursions. to be run on Thrs,iays, Juns
10 aud "a. July IL aud Is. August 6 ana
% and September s, TO Athnflc Ctr.
Cape May. Sea isle City and Ooean CIV
N. j.. Ocean City, Nd. and RehobotR
Beach. Del. Tickets win be spod ak
teen (16l days. including date OF sale.
Stop-overs will be allowed on the n
turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore ana
washington on tickets sold 10 New Jey-
sey resorts, and at baltimore and Waat-
ington on tickets sold 10 Ocean CITY.
Md. and Rehoboth Beach. Del
For tickets. time of trains. sieppfnH
and parior car accommodations. call on
or address nearest Ticket Agent Bait
more & Ohio h II. tur full Informs
ton
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EUROPEAN FEAR Of THE
j. 5. PLAINLY APPARENT.
ENORMOUS BALANCE OF TRADE IN
FAVOR or AMERICA CAUSES
SERIOUS ALARM.
ANY PROPOSED COMBINATION
BOUND TO FALL ~ IT'S OWN
WEIGHT, Is THE VIEW TAKEN
IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Aug. ?4.-Former Senator
w. IL Washhurn. of Minneapolis, prior
TO sailing for home on the American
line steamer st. Louis. to-day, said to q
representative of the Associated Press
that he had found considerable uh-
easiness among the bankers and manu-
faeturers ON the continent concerning
American competition.
They perceive" he added. that we
are just getting ready. and in no re-
spect is II likely that they can beat
us In the future How long can En-
rope stand to pay a balance OF trade
OF six hundred and fifty million dol
lars IA year after all our securities are
sent back? Some able continental OBJ
servers to whom | put the inquiry were
unable to answer It, They fear us.
Commenting on the fantastic idea
of a commercial bond OF the European
nations against the United Stafes." the
Outlook says:
"One might as well try to hang n
Venetian blind over the sun as try
To exclude the Influence of American
industries from the world. For ono
thing, Great Britain would be no rarty
to the bond: for another the power OF
American reprisals would be terrible.
hven now Germany is on thu verge OF
n struggle between classes. caused by
the proposed tariff. Under the German
tariff Australia would suffer grievous-
ly. 1t Is not easy 10 see how counr
tries which are at issue with them
selves and with each other. and whose
fiscal arrangements excite class against
class, could agree on n policy against
a common competitor"
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, August ID
Cattle, steady: extra So 400 .. 65: prime
So.2o@5.4o; good si.90@5.10.
Hogs. active and higher: prime heav-
les and assorted mediums s6.4036 .42lh :
best workers. $685. good light workers.
s6SOa6.35; pigs $6.00@6.1o; roughs
S425@5.60.
Sheep, duh: best wethers So. 706pS. so:
culls and common $ls5@225; year
lings s200@4.00.
Veal calves $6.50170o.
CHICAGO. August 24.-Cattle, re-
ceipts 200 head; nominally steady.
Good to prime steers $5.3016.s 80; poor
to medium SS.50@5.20; stoekers and
feeders steady at $225@425. cows
s2.4oa4.25; heifers s2.456490: can
ners sl.25a2.35; bulls $2.25@425:
calves $3,0095.25; Texas steers $4,000
500. Texas grass steers SO. 409375;
Texas bulls $&.00@5.O0.
Hogs, receipts to-day II 1000; Monday
$4,000; left over 800 head; strong
Top 1886; mixed and butchers $3.50
$50; good to choice heavy $575a6 35;
rough heavy $56O@57o; light $5.65@
$40; bulk of sales $5.s5@6t5
Sheep, receipts / 500 head sheep and
lambs steady
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POINTS.

NEW YORK, August 24.-rhere IS
some discussion regarding the advisa-
bility of increasing the dividend on ST.
gar, common, action on which will be
taken on Tuesday of next week Those
who are in position to speak do not be
lieye that any increase will be made
this year. Withal, it is not deemed
conservative, in view of the fact that
preparations are concluding for the ex-
tension of business in Cuba and Porto
Rico to pay out more than the rate of
seven per cent. upon the common stock
at this time.
Talk of Missouri Pacific getting Col
orado Southern. Gould purchases of
Norfolk & Western officially denied.
Bull talk current on Manhattan. T. c..
l. will do big business with New Rail
plant open in October. London big
buyer Of Union Pacific convertible
tours. Reported steel workers in South
Chicago will secede and form a separ-
ate union. Rumors retirement of Erie
seconds. Dun's and Bradstreet's re-
ports both indicate improving condi-
lions. Outlook for peaceful settlement
Of Copper litigation good.
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not be overlooked. however, that these
gains are derived more from the in
crease in rates than the increase in
traffic. Fortunately traffic Is heavy,
and there IS plenty in sight; hence con-
ditions are particularly favorable for a
maintenance Of rates, and in the event
Of leSsenei business activity we will be
mnch less exposed to disastrous rate
wars than formerly. 1t Is folly to IN
derrste the value of the community OF
interest idea. Ii marks a new era, and
a new level In railroad stocks; but that
is no reason why We should perpe,ually
entertain exaggerated ideas Of its value.
and the sooner we find its real and per-
mapent worth the better for all con-
cerned. At present nothing but pure
expectancy is sustaining certain stocks
at SG3ls per cent basis. When they
come down 20 q 4G4h basis they will
be nearer their true ievel.
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VIEWS OF HENRY CLEWS.

NEW YORK. August 24.-The stock
market is under the control Of very
conflicting influences Owing to de-
velopments, such as the strike and
corn crop failure, which were entirely
beyond human foresight the bull move
ment received a setback from which it
has not yet fairly recovered. Prices
scared to sky-rocket attitudes IN May
and June, and the reeessicEs which
have since followed have not brought
securities down TO near the bargain
level, not few favorlte stocks still
being quoted at very high figures from
the investment point OF view. Values
continue under the Influence of the com
munity of interest idea, which in one
form or another is expected to make
railroad securities safer and more
profitable investments than heretofore
Unquestionably the execution of these
ideas has had most important bearing
upon values. No force equal to it has
been witnessed in a decade, but it is
time to call a halt to see if these ex
pectations have not been exaggerated.
1t will at least be safe for us to wait
for a period that we may Tern more
as to the stability and working of these
arrangements. Nothing will be lost by
allowing tome for these vast expert
ments to demonstrate their staying
powers. At present stocks are largely
concentrated in a few hands whose re-
lations are so close and interviewer that
harmonious actions are imperative for
the good of all. Let these stocks, how
ever, once be fairly scattered and the
community Of interest plans will be
severely threatened by new forces and
new rivalries that are now necessarily
depressed. Much satisfaction is now
obtained from the continued gains in
railroad earnings and the expeditions
of increased dividends which such re-
ports naturally stimulate. 1t should
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18Th Annual Encampment G. A. r.,
Cleveland, o., Sept 10 to IA. Bal
timore 81 Ohio Railroad, Battle
held Route.
For the Annual Encampment G. A.
r.. at Cleveland, o., September 10 to
IA the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell tickets from all points ON its lines
Fast OF the Ohio River at the very low
rate OF ONE FARE for the ROUND
TRIP. Tickets good going on all trains
of September s to IL, inclusive, good
to return until September Is, inclusive
except II tickets are deposited with Joint
Agent on or before noon OF September
Is. and payment Of fee OF 80 cents, tick
cts may be extended for return to o.
tober s, inclusive
Call on agent Baltimore G Ohio Rail-
road for tickets and full information.
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NEW YORK, August p. 12:47 D. n.
The opening was strong and at higher
prices and as the day advanced the I'M
dertone OF the market gained in
strength. The features of to-day's
trading in the railroad list were Miss
ouri Pacific, Union Pacific, Atchison is
sues and the stocks of the soft and bard
coal carrying roadS,an of which showed
good advance on confident buying by
financial interests as well as traders.
There was also an increase In commits
sion house business for the first time
since many days St Paul was not so
prominent. Pennsylvania was neglect
ed, although there was steady absorp-
ton around 147. Southern Pacific was
strong under large transactions. In
dustrials were not as prominent liz the
trading with the exception of Amalsa-
mated Copper, which seemed to De n
good request notwithstanding the de-
NAL that Rothschild was interested In
the American Copper market Steel
stocks were steady at fractional ad-
Fances. The bank statement came out
very early and was less unfavorable
than might have been expected for this
time of year when the large movement
of wheat crop is In progress, showing a
fractional decline OF the legal reserve
and an increase in cash. After its ap-
pearance the market gained fresh
strength and new high prices were
made the close being at or near the
best of the day. London was closed to-
day. Demand sterling 81 86A to 81 81.
LADENBURG.
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to the Register.

special to the Register.
NEW YORK, August 24.-There was
no market in London to-day.
The fact that there were no London
gnJtations had a decided tendency 10
ait trading on the local exchange, and
It there was a big Saturday, with to-
,ql sales of 436, 200 shares-more than
aaIf of Yesterdays market Trading
49,, spirited throughout, and the indi-
atoms are for lively and probably
aighsr market Monday. The bank
.atement was not so unfavorable as
4d been anticipated. The details will
.- amply set forth in your usual dis
patches.
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SCHWAB OUT OF TOWN.

Aud cnnnot therefore Discuss steel
Hrike for several Days.
NEW YORK, August 24.-Charles NJ
Sehwab. president of the United States
Steel Corporation. was absent from the
city to-day and IL was Stated that he
would not return for couple Of days.
The plan of members % The Industrial
Commission and National Civic FEEDER
alton to discuss peace in the steel strike
with him cannot therefore be carried
out until he returns. No expression as
to the attitude Of the steel corporation
to the latest move for settlement out
lined from Pittsburg was obtalnable.
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AWHITE LIST

OF Theatrical Managers Who Protect
Chorus Girls. Proposed by a Meet
Ing of Female Stage People.
LONDON, August PA meeting OF
one hundred ballet and chorus girls
this week discussed the best way OF
protecting girls against immoral man
ayers. Among the propositions is that
a white liet" of the theatrical man
ayers who properly protect the women
and girls in their employ should be
prepared and circulated, with request
that the public patropize only the
managers named.
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SHOT HIS ASSAILANT.

Eprmey PoIiccpnn KILLED by q Doc
tor Whom Ne Had Knocked
Down.
EUREKA SPRINGS. Ark, August "a.
James Kizer, former policeman.
was shot to death last night by DR..
l.. D. Fuller, whom he attacked on Main
street. Kizer felled the physician by a
blow from behind and then kicked the
PROSTATE man In the head. DIR. Fuller
resained his feet and shot Kizer to
death. DR.. Fuller Is perhaps fatally
hurt.
The tragedy drew out of disputed
debt.
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NEW YORK, August %, 1:2s p. n
The market showed increase in actiy
ity this morning and prices retain their
iirmness. closing near the hest and thus
showing substantial advances through
out the list for the week There was
nothing to-day to disturb confidence
except the bank statement which show
ed fairly large increase in loans, but
only nominal loss in the surplus. 1t
received little or no attention, consid
cradle bullieh sentiment having stilnu-
lated and the public having at last been
encouragingiy interested in the marke,
again. In stee. circles the impression
prevails that the end Of the strike is
rapidly approaching.
c. /. HUDSON & co.
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ANOTHER GOOD STOCK
MARKET YESTERDAY.
SPECULATION APPEARED TO BE
UPON BROADENING LINES ALL
THROUGH THE LIST.
sTEELs CLOSE ABOUT OPENING
THE BANK STATEMENT WAS BET
TER THAN WAS AsTIcIPAT-
ED.

The Days Sales Were Large, Al
though the Fact That the London
Market Was Closed Had Ten
dency to Restrict Exchanges of
stocks-The Indications Are Evil
IDENTIFY for a. More Active Market
During the Coming Week-Earn-
iugs of Railroads Continue Fay-
orabIea-The General Close Was at
or Near the Best of the Day.
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TWO HOURS BEFORE DEATH,
MATTHEWS WAS MARRIED
To His Sweetheart 10 Whom He Was
EngaGcd-knew Operation Might
XIII Him

EngaGcd-knew Operation Might
XIII Him.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., August "a
Quartermaster Joseph Matthews. of the
United States cruiser Newark, who was
married yesterday to Miss Eva May
Saln, of Camden, shortly before under
going anoperation. died early to-day at
the hospital here Matthews had re-
Gently returned from the Philippines
He came here for a brief vacation and
while bathing last Sunday, Owed from
the boardwalk into two feet of water.
His head struck the sand and his spine
was badly injured. Matthews was en-
gagged to marry Miss Saln, and on be-
ing informed that he was not likely to
survive the operation. he sent for his
fancee and the pair were married.
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BASIS OF CONSOLIDATION.
What the q. s. Steel Corporation Il
To Pay For the shelby Company.

NEW YORK. August 24.-The state
ment furnished to the New York stock
exchange in connection with the appli-
cation to list additional stock of the
United States Steel Corporation issued
for the acquisition of the Shelby Steel
Tube Co.. shows the basis OF the ex-
change to be: One share OF the United
States Steel preferred stock for 2-3
shares of preferred stock of the Shelby
Steel Tube Co.; one share of United
States Steel common stocw for four
shares of Shelby Steel Tube Co. COM
mon stock.
The capital stock Of the Shelby Steel
Tube Co. consists Of $4,000 shares of
preferred stock and S1,Sf5 shares of
common stock
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

DETROIT, Mich, August 24.-Will,
lam Young, aged 20 years, a. coiorec
man, was arrested here to-day on sus-
picion of killing policeman In Nash
vile, Tenn, in 1898. Young. who Gays
he is a sailor, will bs held until the
Nashville police are heard from.
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OFFERED PRESIDENCY.

CHICAGO, August 24.-It was Gu
thoritatively denied by trustees OF
Northwestern University to-day that
DIR. James w. Basbford. president OF
Ohio Wesleyan University, had been
offered the presidency of the Evanston
Institution
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CHICAGO CLOSING.

CHICAGO, August 24-Wheat, Sep
TENDER 70Bc; December 721zc asked.
Corn, September 55c asked; December
57Mc bid.
Oats, September 34c; December
353sc.
Pork, September S1437; October
$1445; January $15.55 asked
Lard, September $892@895; October
s9GO9902.
Ribs, September ss.404S.42; October
$3.50 asked.
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r NEW YORK, August "a, 1:10 p. M
40. short session was in harmony
~ a,'a me tendency so strongly, display
~ n course o fthis week. Stocks were
49,, suii,loFhiy strong and higher, both the
a s-...oaq list and the industrials gaining
800 ~. ec4aoiy. Activity was quite pro-
~ for summer half holiday and
n ms, "a It's effect, is proof that interest
r. ss0cN speculation is widening. There
X 'g no particular reasons that might
wb sy,'<ea as a cause for the advance
me- rarJa took place to-day. The move
, ,ae1L was simply a continuance. of the
I ~ heretofore displayed.
" Ns oank statement, while not exact
~ very favorable exhibit, yet it seem
q aat Inc street took a favorable view
sta+ tsndered, perhaps so on account Of
-b no published by bankers that
mo-. 10 not expect heavy outflow OF
an Innings of railroads continue favor
No ana the feeling being bullisA it is
hpbsa. 'nat prices from Europe will go
aess esq. on Monday and we are to wit
n#1s nener prices in the early part of
week. ]. S. BACHE & co.
"H" YORK, August.24. 1:55 p~m.-
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GONE TO THE MOUNTAINS.

DENVER, August 24.-About 200
members of the American Bar Associa-
ton, relatives and friends, left Denver
in a special train to visit points of spe-
cial interest in the mountains.
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The fact that the London market was
closed had a tendency TO check trading
" foreign houses. Our market had a
hrm and active opening. Trading was
general throughout the list The
Gould stocks showed especial strength.
BROKERS usually trading for that inter-
est had buying orders in Missouri Pa
cue stock. Further talk is heard of
The proposed combinations of interests
IN the southwest. coupled with stories
OF a division ofsthe Wabash system
between the Missouri Pacific and the
pennsylvania Railroad Companies. St.
PAU, Union Pacific and Southern Paci-
ne were easily the leaders IL railraad
stocks. Bulhsh sentiment in them
shows no signs Of abatement despite
the talk of no dividend in Southern Pa
cine and the uncertainty OF increased
dividend on st. Paul The bank state
mnt showed FESTIVE decrease Of
ABOUT $4,000. This brings the sur
plus down to little over $4,000 zoe
The loans increased $4,000. 600. Cash
showed only 5000 600. whilst deposits
increased S3.500,000 This was look ID
upon as a favorable statement and
traders who have been long OF stoc Ks
increased their holdings The market
became stronger Immediately after the
bank statement was issued and there
were no signs Of any prominent liqui-
dation. Commission house business
has increased. but the trading element
Is the most conspicuous factor AcB.
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Yerterday's Prices.

The following table shows the opeHing.
Z gh. low and closing prices of stocks Oh
rs al street yesterday.
.etial 10 White & White.
NEW YORK. August "a
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, August 24.-To-
days statement of the treasury BALI
ances in the general fund, exclusive of
the $3.50 1000 900 gold reserve in the di-
vision of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance, $176, 646.9 $40;
gold, $105, 269,973.
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INDIANAPOLIS, August 24.-Will-
lam NJ. Hoey. arrested at Nogjes, was
appointed from Muncie. Ind, where he
was foreman in a steel mill. and web
known as a labor leader.
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NEW YORK. August "a, 1:2o p. NJ
The market was strong throughout
and visibly broadened Large interest
again buyers and general public more
III evidence. News as a rule encourag-
ing. Bank statement better than eas
pected. Market should be higher next
week. KELLY, MILLER & co.
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THE DAYS DoINGs.

specials to White &. White
NEW YORK, August "a, 1890 p. m.
"A strong market with speculation
broadening. Southern Pacific, Union
faciae. Amalgamated and Atchison
strong features and the shorts are be-
ING run in. The Steels well bought on
mutations that strike will soon be
eaQed Bank statement showed de-
eFease reserve quarter million and in
SFelse loans 100000 Banks now
4yiq reserve of $4,000, 900 above re-
gufements against $4,000 year ago.
4"'okS Ike better market next week
DICK BROS. & co.
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rl.e Ha.,ett Quotations.

The following quotations were received
by Howard Hazlett & Son. brokers Ma
touol icxchaus, Rank Buiidlng
NEW YORK, August =.
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purchaser to pay accrued interest.
Pittshux0 Closing.
Special to White q White
PETTSBURG, August "a.
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Reserve, decrease $273,S00.
Loans. itcrease, s3.027,1O0.
specie. Increase. 1925. 500.
begals. decrease, $609. 200.
Deposits. increase, $500, 400.
Circulation, decrease, $31, 400.
sales for the week by days:
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New York Cnrb Closing
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, August "a.
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WHEELING, AugtstsA
Manager Alex. Mitchell. Of the Clearing
House reporf< 4 : follows
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Adams ....... ...............
American ........ ...---.''..
United states ........~.......
Wells Fargo .................