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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-26
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Corn-
Market is up iac from the bottom.
The early break was on some selling
by George Patten. who has cleaned up
and is going away The rally has been
in the cleaning up of this selling and
on 200 900 bushels cash corn taken by
Philadelphia.
Oats-Have been within Il limit all
day, weak corn broke and rallying
with il. Scalpers had the market to
themselves. Receipts only SO cars, with
145 for tomorrow.
Wheat-Has had steady undertone
throughout to-day's session. Local
holders are generally favorable 10 high
er prices but the outside trade is still
and constant offerings by northwestern
people are in greater volume on the
hard spots than tne limited buying de-
mand can absorb. There is some
cash inquiry, but mostly for domestic
purposes. Primary receipts continue
large although the movement in the
southwest is small; stocks continue to
accumulate These in public and pri-
vate houses have increased 765, 900
bushels the last week.
Professionally hog market has
been soft and the provision list has
been inclined to sympathize. The de-
cline has been small. Hogs were to
1Oc lower. Shipments of product lib
eral. Some buying by the packers of
September and October. Moderate
selling by commission houses.
SLAUGHTER.
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Corrected by Neill IS Eliingham)
Syrup silver Dt;p sytnn. s-ib quart
cans. dozen IN case. 81 90 doz.; Fancy
Drips. bbls. 25c; &c additional IL half bar
relsl. New Orleans molasses. choice new,
acc, prime. 35ci BIB quart cans. 2-doz.
case, A4oal.6S dos; bakers goods, lSc
Teas-Young Hyson. per III. Soa6Sc; gun
powder. 500 sue imperial AOaoee; Japan'
Gandlcs-stGr, fun VT. i01s;ci parahne.
per H. re: Electric. Light. per ID. lie
vinegat-Shoicc cider l2ol.e Ser gallon
standard city brsnds. ioalia per salon.
Fish No / fnackerel. 800 lhs. go ilrh.
S16.oo No. l extra maekereI, ia.bhi, new,
100 lbs. 100 fish. $500
Rice Fancy pearl, &C; choice pearl. 6Ae
choice domestic. eye, fancy head, asac,
Salt--No. !. per bbl., 81 %, extra, per Dbl,
81 rs. dalrS fne bu, sacks Alo
Provsons-Sehenk's medium I.
hams, EYE 20-lb average, 2olsci breakfast
bacon. fiikai2c: s. c. shoulders, 9ikc. city
sides, l07sGlli4c; ham beef, lb1ae
oii-Lard. extra western. strained 80, 6ec
water white, slsc; Lewis miners winter
white, 4Sc summer white. 40c.
Iard-Sehehk's pure kettle, uerces, llla
Silver Leaf. tierees. ll1ac. The advance for
lows: Tubs, Sc. 50-lb. tins. NC. 20-lb
tins, sc; lo-lb. tins. sc; b-lb. tins. lac; J.
sagar;s-Nf'utloaf 6.o2c: cubes, bic; pow.
dered 562e. granulated. coarse, 5.62o
granulattd fine. hJ2c, Columbia A, 61to
American A, size; white extra c, 4s2c
{. 467c choice fruit sugar, 441c.
Couee-Green coffee. fancy golden Rio
I6c; fancy green. l5e. choice green. lAtao
roasting grades Joy =: Java. 25isc Roast.
ed in packages. Arrow. i0.i4c Pan Handle
1if4c; Arbuekle g. Co. s roasted, 101ic
Lion, 1014e, bulk roasted, 9AUl0c, Mochs
and government Java roasted, 2i9sc; Mo
cha and Java 2TI4c A grade Rio, l2iac.
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping, 30n3.2
per dozen; carpet $3.3iap85 70, stable. 1915
whisps, $l.20; hearth l.o0
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Cattle re-
Celpts $4,000 head. including 1000 Tex
ans and 5000 Westerns fancy steers
steady; all others l0Ql5c lower; good
te prime steers Sc 20d6 Go; poor to
medium 81 00a6 90: stockers and feed
ors Sc SCOT 80; cows 81 6094 75,
heifers s. COOS 90; Gamers 81 50lp
2 80; bulls 81 SOFA rs; calves So 004p
so: Texas steers S. 00W4 40; vest
ern steers SO 65d5 Is.
Hogs. receipts to-day 2S.o00head; to-
morrow 25,o00 head. left over 5000
head, market duli and 50l0e lower
than yesterday: mixed and butchers
ST. 1907 20. good to choice heavy So So
az 25. rough heavy So seas f5, light
ST. 1905 %, bulk of sales So 15Qf6 30.
sheep receipts 5000 head; sheep
steady to strong, lambs steady 70 fcc
lower: good to choice wethers So GOO
3 90. fair to choice mixed s. 25@3 so;
western sheep So 25@S 70. native
lambs S300@5 90; western lalnns
81 1904 10.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, September %.
Cattle steady; choice So 1905 90;
prime IS 50@5 20; good IS 25et6 SO
HOGS slow and ,ower; prime and
heavles 81 S5GC7 40 assorted mediums
81 S0m7 30; heavy yorkers 81 200
I 25 light workers 81 00M to; grass
ers SO soar 10; pigs Sc 506fd So slips
81 1905 T5 roughs S. 006 90.
Sheep steady; best wethefs 81 500
90; culls and common 81 50M2 25.
yearlngs Sc 50G4 %
Veal calves 81 0007 75.
Additional Markets ON Fourth Page
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Dullness
prevailed again on the board of trade
to-day and December corn closed ssc
lower December wheat IA &c lower
and December oats Nc down. Proyis-
ions closed 171a to 25c lower.
Corn had slightly the lead in gem
orally dull market. December opened
a shade to h@Ac lower at 50 to 5sa4c,
on indifferent cables and on a report
that the frost had done no general
damage. On early local selling the
price wen to 58hc, but later cash de-
mand for both the domestic and foreign
account brought reaction to soc. Abb
sence of further support had depress-
ing effect, however. and though there
was no heavy selling. December de-
clined and closed weak &c lower at
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Celery-ssaaoc per bunch.
Parsley-i0alsc per dozen. as 10 siae-
bettuce-Jea 75c hushel. Supply IL only
moderate
onions-isisGl5c per dozen, according TO
size
Raaishes-lsts6I5c per dozen.
GabbaSe-Heme grown, Sl.eoala5 per bhi.
Peas .5cl Si.oo per bushel.
Green Corn-i8als,xc per doz,; SIS per
Dbl. Large supply.
Onions-s5e per crate: Spanish, S.s5 per
crate.
Beets-New. i5asoc dozen.
Carrots-l0ui5c per dozen.
SPinaCh-Home, 40c per hushel
l<ale-,75caisl 90 per barrel.
RhubSrb--i53ssAc per bunch.
atoes-Homc grown 70c per bushel.
COMMUNICATIONS grown. 15n20c dozen.
Gems-Hone grown, S18pt0c per basket.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. indianas. sla.o00
1900; home grown. SS.O0aIS00. supply Is
large and demand good.
Cantaloupes- 81 80 .56 per crate.
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ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Decline in Amaigamated Copper Felt
Tbroughout the stock Market.

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, September 25.-The
stock market was weak under a rather
drastic speculative liquidation. Proba-
bly speculative losses incurred as re-
suit of the violent collapse in Amalga-
mated Copper was responsible IN large
part for the selling to-day, but other
considerations of a more general char
acter played their part. Amalgamated
Conner itself showed some evidence OF
support in the early dealings, opened
unchanged and rising X over last night.
Amalgamated Copper broke through It's
previous low point in movement at 80
and sold as low as SSSs. closing only a
fraction higher at a net loss or 4A
The decline in the stock was accompan-
led by the circulation Of much statis-
teal information bearing on the cop
per trade. The same information, how
ever, was available and was circulated
at the time the stock was moving up
to above 124. The violent decline In
the price since is what gives force at
the present time to those statistics and
old recollections of the collapse of sew
eral years ago of the Secretan syndi-
cate which attempted to control the
worlds copper production were reviv-
ed.
The declines all through the list ran
to / to 2 points at the last. Missouri
Pacific lost in all points, St Paul
3h, Baltimore & Ohio 3. Manhattan
2%, Peoples Gas ~ Union Pacific 25s
Pennsylvania, New York Central and
Sugar 2H and other less prominent
stocks from 2 to points There was
no disturbance in the money market
beyond that caused by the calling for
additional collateral on loans, due to
the shrinkage in value, but liquidation
was accompanied by the paying off of
loans on large scale.
Railroad bonds were but little affect
ed by the weakness in stocks, gains
and losses being mixed. Total sales par
value s2,035, 900.
U. S. old As declined Il per cent on
the last call.
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Flour. Grain and Feed.

Flour-Famous choice family flour, in
paper. 81 50 per Dbl; Mlnnehaha In cotton
sacks or wood, SAFE; Galaxy. In paper
sacks, $780, spring wheat, Minnehaha, q
paper sacks. $500 per Dbl; Pillsbury, &
best, in wood and cotton. A;30; Pillsbury' $
in paper, $40. Gold Coin, $3.50 IN cotton or
wood. s410 in paper or tute Loyal, 3.l0
ih paper; Reliance, in wood or cotton, 81 Is;
in paper, $500 Winter Wheat. Silver Lake
In u paper 500: rye Hour, In " barrel
sacks. $3.50; Ben Hur patent, wood. N.30;
paper. $4l 10: jute. $40 lbs, $40
Wheat-Per bushel. e5c: new coming in.
Corn-65c bushel, and scarce
Oats-Western. new. out of store 45c;
home, new, 35d3Ic.
Feed iddlings, per ton, s2i.0O; bran,
per ton, 5000. ....
sf4 0OlT16 90 Prices fluctuate slightly. ac-
cording to supply and demand
Straw-Loose, 5000; baled, 500.
Seedg-Timothy, per bushel choice, $3.50
az. 90: prime $275. The market is still
strong.
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ID. The close receIpts we're

5S1s65sAc. The close receipts we're
sS cars.
Wheat was duh. December opening
a shade lower at 7oisG 70sse on cables
and large receipts. With a very light
trade. these conditions oppressed De-
oember early TO 70%c. but later a re-
port that the French crop was but $50
600. 000 bushels and that there would be
demand for American wheat of from
80. 600 600 TO 10000 600 bushels, the
price went 90 70S.c. New York report
ed only fourteen loads taken for eX-
port. and the general slugginess of the
market prevailed against the bulls and
December closed weak Z dSSc lower at
70L a 70ssc Local receipts were IS cars
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 6Si
cars. making n total for the three
points Of 769 cars against GAS last week
and $50 year ago. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels. compared with
l .l0s. coco bushels year ago. Sea-
board clearanees In wheat and flour
edualled $40. 900 bushels.
Oats followed corn and December
ruled dull. a shade lower at S6&WS6is.
With the early dip in corn, December
sold to S6hc. Some scalplng business
brought Il back TO 96isc but IL closed
90 cars.
Provisions were quiet with dragging
tendencies. Prices opened lower on
lower prices for hogs aud en- liberal
LIQUIDATION declined steadily. January
pork sold csc lower at sl6,02h; jan
uary lard zoe down at s9.Ss and jan
uarv ribs 17iSc lower at Ss.s5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow;
Wheat 11b cars. corn $50 cars oats
145 cars: hogs 81 600 head.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. September 25.-Money
on call steady at 2h@4 per cent; last
loan at per cent; ruling rate 3 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4h@5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at s4S5& for
demand and at s4.S3A6 "A S3ls for sixty
day; posted rates s4s31s @4.S4 and
s4.s6d4S6h; commercial bills s4.s2A
@4S3A
Bar silver 5sbc.
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miscellaneous Produce.

Butter Creameiy. ssa3oe: choice eenu-
try, I5g20c: country, good, l0Allc; ooun-
try light, loo; buttorine. i2albc.
EEgs-20c per doz. and in light supply.
Navy s-hsndpicked, s.. ,sa2.00 per
bushel
Gheese-prims Ohio factory, loaionc
Eer. 19Glic
Lard--ledieia per pound.
noncy-lGe per pound.
Potatoes-0io. out OF market. new. home
grown. $500 per Dbl. $t00 per bu.. as TO
quality; in moderate supply. Sweets, S.lO
per bbl., 1ae per bu.
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Prices still steady at the high level
Three-lb. fancy tomatoes. Si.05. tomatoes,
new, S100, tomatoes 3l4-lb, $40 Hart
ford co. stand. corn. soc; z-lb peaches, yell
low free. 81. so. 3-lb standard table. 81 60.
California lemon cling peaches, s2.o0; Bal
timofe peaches. 81 rs pie peaches, Soc;
lib Deep Sea fun standard cove oy ers,
81 90: Acorn standard string beans, ibc,
2-lb can corn beef, $50; lib can Clipped
beef. 1925; lib can lunch tongue, $3.25.
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Live stock.
Corrected by Goodhue & Co,

Corrected by Goodhue e. Coz
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 200, A25a4.5O;
eood 600 to 600. ST. 25d45g; good, 800 TO 500
81 6oG425: common, 800 20 800, $S.o0g3.25;
Hoes~Extra, SO. 75Q17.0O, good. se.o0d6.50 D:
common, s5.5oa60.
aheen-s3 256i3 50; market nominal.
Iambs-s4 56f7550; spring lambs, $500
4 "a. warnings. S4O0Q450 Prices nominal.
NJ Fresh ni,i, Cows--$2o Ood 1000 Demand light.
Calves-$5 50d6.00; grassers. $3.O9@s4.0o.
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CHICAGO CLOSING.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Wheat,
December .70A@7Ossc; May 73%c bid.
Corn, December 5SkG5S9sc; May,
60Ac bid.
Oats, December 36Ac bid; May
3SAc bid.
Pork. October $3.50; January s16.02.
Lard October 1877; January 1875
bid.
Ribs. October $3.50; January 1925
hid,
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cash and September $50: December
ssAc: May soc.
Oats dull. cash and September STAG;
December 37Ae
Rye 64ixe.
Cloverseed active and firm: cash Oc-
tcber and December s. 22ia; March
s. 20.
on unchanged.
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NEW YORK, September 25. s.57 p,

NEW YORK, September %. 3.57 p.
m.-Again the Copper stocks domi-
mated the situation in the stock market.
The trade position and the expectation
that the dividend on Anaconda would be
reduced were the main causes Of the
weakness in these specialties, but,
aside from that. in spite Of early ad-
vances in sucn stocks as Manhattan
and Union Pacific. a decided weakness
made itself manifest, first in Missouri
Pacific, which from the price OF the
morning declined nearly points ana
then spread throughout the list, al
most every stock showing declines.
brought about by the heavy and con-
tinuous sales. The tendency was uni
formly bearish. There was not much
news to influence prices. and the same
factors that dominated the situation
form several days were again at work
In to-day's session, only in more forcl-
Bile manner.
Shortly before the close 1t was an
nounced the dividend on Anaconda was
s125. the extra 20 cents being passed.
The market closed at or near the
low prices of the day.
]. S, BACHE & co.
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H. Content &, Co. will begin court
proceedings next week for the purpose
OF ascertaining the status OF Bay State
Gas affairs. 1t is intimated that the
treasury has thus far put into circula-
tion s25. 900 600 in its efforts to aid the
money market. The recently organ
lied bull pools in various stocks are
rapidly going out of business. The 1.
C. I. Company has been admitted TO
membership in the steel rail pool. the
company will be manufacturing steel
rails within the next ninety days.
President Ramsey has let a contract
for forty miles of new main line, wnicn
Is to furnish the Wabash system with
an entrance into Pittsburg.
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NEW YORK, September %. 1922 p.
m.-There was no news to-day ealcu-
lated to affect the market, and the alb
sence OF any definite explanation for
the weakness made Wall Street the
more suspicious and the more to give
eredence to reports of serious friction
between leading financial interests.
The market was weak from the open
ing and showed practically no rallying
power all day. Even the purchase of
10000 shares by the arbitrage houses
in the forenoon failed to have steady
ing effect. There was occasional raj
lies in Copper, which afforded chances
for quick turns. but the stock sold in
the afternoon at the lowest prices made
during the recent decline. Anaconda
followed pretty closely the movement
of Amalgamated Copper. In the rail-
road list Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific were both pressed for sale, and
the Vanderbilts yielded in the after
noon after showing strength in the
morning. This is true OF Manhattan.
Money was somewhat easier. The for
eign exchange market was higher.
Demand s4S5l5 to $4s5%.
LADENBURG.
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The following table shows the opehihs'
high, low and closing prices oil STOCKS oh
Wall street yesterday:
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK September 20,
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

Specials to White & White. ...
NEW YORK, September 25.-Prob-
ably the most significant feature of the
days market has been the distinct
lack OF pool and syndicate support in
those specialties where such support
has been so evident for some time past.
Traders, too, are becoming more in
chned to the bear side. Another i'm
portant fact is brought out in the fin
ancial column of one Of New York S
most prominent dailies-a paper that
has for several weeks past been bull
ish on the situation, which now ad-
vises extreme conservatism. There is
nothing new in the Copper situation,
which remains an uncertainty pending
the action of Anaconda directors to-
day. Speculation as 10 whether they
will reduce their dividend or not is
about evenly divided. But We believe
it will be reduced.
Missouri Pacific is being sold down
on the street report mat Rockefeller
has been a heavy seller of that secur-
ity for the last three days, and we are
inclined to credit the report as being
true We have cautiously investigat-
ed the general market situation, and
from information received from the
best men in the street the situation is
anything but brilliant, and we feel like
advising you to sell stocks on any
rally, even to the extent of taking
small losses on holdings and continue
to do so until better prospects can be
seen, which appear long way off at
present. C. l. HUDSON & CO.
-----
NEW YORK, September 25.-3:35 p.
m.-We haze nothing particular to add
to our noon letter, except that large
holders of securities have been quietly
selling stocks all day, end there is no
evidence that the same will not con-
tinue right along until their lines are
considerably reduced, as the time mas
arrived when actual conditions must
be adhered to despite the strong man
ipulative power that has operated so
strongly during the latter part OF the
summer. AS heretofore forecasted, the
Anaconda company have passed the
extra dividend, which has been their
previous custom to pay, ana now the
future of the Copper stocks rests with
the trade conditions, which just at
present hold out very little encourage
ment The important fact that gem
eral business throughout Europe is
becoming more and more sluggish each
week. should be taken into consldera-
ton. as we must undoubtedly also SUI
fer more or less from any unfayorable
conditions there. The best advice we
can give is to sell stocks on any small
rallies. Z. l. HuDooN +" w.
NEW YORK. September 20, BIAS p.
m.-Market opened firm on short COW
ering but soon gave away 10 realizing
and hear hammering. London sold
stocks. Exchange strong. Belief in
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rnnrtrr

chickens-Llve. sa.seaa7t p-- dcz: salo,
~ ala: Sgppl. Setter
Daeks-s9 75Gs.0o I've: dressed. 406soc
nominal
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WHEELING REGISTER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER as. 1901

out. Rate cutting talk. and the action
of Copper. has hurt the market and it
looks like going lower.
DICK BROS. & co.
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The Clearing House.
The Haziett Quotations.

The following quotations were received
Yesterday by Howard Hazlett & Son, bo-
kers National Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK September %.
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PROVISIONS AND LARD
QUOTED HIGHER
IN SYMPATHY WITH THE RISE IN
HOGS.
Brooms and Some Canned Goods De-
cidedIy Higher-NO Change In
Flour or Sugar-Eegs Are Up to
2Oc.-The Regular Weekly Quote
finns.
REGISTER OFFICE


WHEELING. September 25.
The changes in quotations this week are
not many, but some are quite radical. Po-
tatoes and melons are higher and toma-
toes also show an advance. Hogs are up.
and as a natural result provisions and
lard have scared. Some canned goods are
also marked up. Flour and sugar are I'M
changed, rs is the majority of the green
goods list Fruits and vegetables are in
abundant supply, with a good demand.
We quote as follows:
Fruits.
Corrected by p. Bachr1sn & Sons)
Apples-New Early Harvest, s2.2od2oO
per bbl. home Erowc. sLJsg2eO.
Peaches-Ecrle grown, IocnSl.21 per bu. /,
very plentiful and fine.
MISUNDERSTANDING from s1.00 to 500, ac-
cordirg to quality and size.
Lemons-Extra fancy, $3.75.
Plums-s1.50 per bushel.
Oranges-Jamaicas, s3.5014.00 per box.
Limes-S1 coal %.
Pine Apples range from 40c to soc each
Cocoanuts-50c per doz.. 400 per saok
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New York Curb Closing.
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, September 25.
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest.
Many of the above quotations are nece
sarily nominal.
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Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, September 25.-London
showed some slight advances in Amer
leans to-day-A in Atchison and Il in
others.
The local market was weak to-day,
with Copper and Anaconda as the cen
tres of disturbance. That big holders
sold out largely is undouhted. The
General situation is not satisfactory,
and lower prices appear TO be prob
able.
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WHEELING TITLE & TRUST CO

ISIS Market Street.
GENERAL BANKING,
SAFE DEPAsIT VAULT,
REAL. ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE..
Interest Paid. on Special Deposits ane
Savings Accounts.
n. M. RUSSELL, L. F. sTIFEL.
President. So. -etfiry.
C. ]. RAWLING. VIM. IA. TRACY.
Vice President. Asst Secretary.
@. r. e. GILCHRIST, Examiner OF Titles
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PiftsI,urc Closing
STOCKS.

Special to White & White.
PTTTSBURG September %
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BIG HOLDERS SOLD
STOCKS YESTERDAY.
as A RESULT PRICES FELL OFF
DURING YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
COPPER AGAIN DROPPED OFF
SELLING DOWN TO IS SIS AS THE
Low POINT.

u,uxinr Power Was Distinctly Alb
sent All During the Day-Ansconda
Was Weak In sympathy With Cop
ncr-The Pacfhcs Were Pressed for
snIe-The Produce and Local Mar
kefs Reviewed.
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Total sales, .045 shares.
Money opened at 1 per cent; high, a.
low. 3; close. ). Most of the days loans
were at SlaGs4 per cent.
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STOCKS AND aoNDs.
ROBERT c. HALL.

INVESTMENT nRoISEn.
Member Pittsbarg stock Exchange.
Room 3o1, 5ank for Savings
building. jd5 raurth Avenue.
phonc-BciI. Court 30i3i =. A. A..
Main, 1850. apfDcc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-26
Mexican dollars 45lAc.

Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-26

Eek dividend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-26

NEW YORK. September %, 3:4S p.
m.-Market opened firm on short COW
ering, but soon gave away 70 reaiizins
and bear hammering. London sold
stocks. Exchange strong. Benef IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-26

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