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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-16
TO IMPROVE UNION MARKET.
Sixth Street Business Men Are II
Earnest-Street Cleaning.

The Sixth Street Improvement Associa-
ton will begin Immediately the agitation
for the Improvement Of Union market.
At a meeting of the association held yes
terday afternoon in parlor No. @ at he
Lindell Hotel, q committee. consisting Of
,John F.. Sensenbrenner. John F. Crawford.
D.. a. Pareira and Jacob Frank, was APP
pointed to draft Il petition to the Council
asking that the place he beautified in antici-
patton of the Worlds Fair. The petition
will be presented to the business men il
the vicinity of the market. and it will be
urged vigorously. Several members of the
association yesterday. in speaking OF the
market. declared that it could be made IL
handsome structure instead of the tumble
down building that it is at present. The
sentiment for Improvement of the place IS
universal. and. resting under the belief that
the city will not dispose of 1t. the gentlemen
believe i, can be put in presentahie coudi-
ton. All the properly owners along Sixth
street are determined that something shall
be done i'll the matter.
The association also discussed the adyisa-
biiity of continuing the STRENGTHENING work
on Sixth street. which has been ;iban-
doned by the city. The members of the as
sociation will begin IL canvass for funds to
provide for keeping the street clean at pri-
Nlte eSuenSc.
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AMERICANS HIGHER
IN LONDON MARKET,
NO CHANGES IN OPEN DIS,
COUNT.
J'uhlic Buying of High-Class Rail,
road Stocks Benefited Whole
New York Market.
Er.gr EI.Ic

ssfaA NFlsL' =, 4
Kew York. Nov. T.-Tie London market,
a:ter a rather heavy opening. showed some
strength in American STOCKS. and the close
was generally active and higher. The gen.
srai list was steady. but consols showed no
recovery and SaSged off q little before the
close. The Illness Of the Czas of Russia,
although officially stated not to be serious,
ct any rate checked the recovery IN conso.s
and French rentes. which might have been
expected, in view of the more favorable
present development elsewhere. No changes
We're recorded IN open discount or ex-
change The Bank OF England did not
change its rate. which remains al 4 per
cent The return showed a fair proportion
of reserve to liabilities and some gain of
geld on the week. which may he regarded
as & favorable feature In view Of the banks
steady loss for d considerable time past.
IN the local market the opening was a
little uncertain. although fair strength was
displayed IN spots. Later q stronger tone
developed, ana the pubic buying was good.
although there was Il tendency to discrim-
mate not noticeable ia the recent past. Tne
demand tor hish-srade stocks. such as So.
raul, Rock Island ana Burlington among
The grangefs. ana Pennsylvania and New
York Central in the truaA Zines, was quite
the feature of the days trading. the buy
ing Of the Pacific preferred stocks was con-
s~istently good. General Electric had a fur
Their strong advance in a limited market.
ANA Jersey Central was very strong on the
belief that Baltimore ana OHIO interests
were after It's terminal facilities. The steel
stocks we're relatively heavy
The close was generally hrm and the pub
lie buying of the higher class OF railroad
stocks had & good effect upon lIe whole
market LInseed preferred rallied after the
passing OF the dividend OF. good insite buy
ing, and showed quite surprising strength.
Tobacco stocks were strong. and IL WAS
said that the Duke following was buying
on the large ana improved earnings. The
volume OF business was distinctly smaller
and the pubic buying. although good. was
IerceptlhIy more discriminating. The loan
.rcwu sun showed considerable scarcity OF
stock. anJ Il looked as II traoers mac again
oversoid, in anticipation OF u reaction.
= good deal OF long stock has come out in
L all the steel properties, afC although the
\,uhlic seemed disposed TO take hold Of
checked or confined to one or two special
lies. The prospects Of the iron trade are
excellent, but 1t looks likely that the col
lapse of last TALL HAD !e:t large quantities
Of stock which wcult have TO be absorbed
before any important rise would take place.
The passing OK the dividend on the pre-
-erreu stock by the american L!nseei Oil
Company, although not quite unexpected.
was responsible Tor n serious decline. 1t Is
said that the company : position is good.
hut the state Of the market for seed re-
uuir.s all the cash in hand TO secure an
adequate control
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STILL AT WORK ON RETURNS.
Official Count of Vote Not us Yet
Completed.

The clerical force III the Election Com
nissioners' office was unable TO complete
any additional count of the vote cast ut
the election. They still are hard at work on
the returns for the candidates on the State
ticket. outside of the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor. and FOR the uandidat ties for
Congress In the Tenth and Eleventh dis
irictS and members of the Legislature. This
work will be completed to-day.
The %oficia! count of the votes for Gov
ernor. Lieutenant Governor. the five city
officers. the charter amendments. Judge of
the Supreme Court and Judge Of the Court
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ILLINOIS N. G. INVESTIGATION.
Adiutant General to Fix Blame for
Loss of Stores.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

RFPLBlIt Stt'lAL.
Springfield. H.. Nov. 15-The Adjutant
General to-day ordered that boards OF sur
vey lee convened in the various troops OF
ve;ubar ~ tor the purpose of fixing the re-
sponSihility for the loss of certain stores
aat equipment. cor which Coionei +. Z.
Young and the following Captains are re-
Troop 4: Captain Emil A. Hoeppner. Troop
{: Captain Charles Il. Alsip, Troop p: Cap
tain Edward -. Butler, Troop Il: Captain
John ". Worries, Troop d: Captain stephen
q. Trip. Troop g.: Captain William D.
Tn first tour troons mentioned are in
Chicago and one Board OF Survey Will act
for all. The detail for this board consists
airy: Major Milton J.. Foreman. Captain
Stewart S. Baker and First Lieutenant Leo
Wdmpold. The board VIII meet IN chicago
al 8 o'clock next Monday evening TO enter
THE other details. which are to meet at
the same time in the cities indicated, are as
Troop E., Observation-Disclosures Lieutenant
Henry NJ. Akers. Fifth Infantry: Second
Lieutenant Charles T.. FountZ. First Cav
airy: second lieutenant Harry E. Taylor,
Fifth Infantry.
Troop d. spring leid-Cantain Frank H.
aa, ~ levitt hiaf owsn. S S?sBai c c"rrs: Second Second
Troop G, Peoria-Captain Thomas J.
Simpson. ruin lltidnlTE, fiIHt l>-euteiidit
Edward L. Wise. Fifth Infantry; Second
Lieutenant PercivaI G. Rennick First Cav
airy.
Franklin. First Cavalry: Second ieuten-
ant Jay C. Thompson, First Cavalry.
The following members Of the First In
fantry We're discharged. from the military
service of the State to-day:
HonorabIy-Anthony Shoreen and Eue ".
Robinson. Company +: George Q. Anderson.
Company c: George 4. Suffer- Company b;
Harry W. Hadley. Company II.
Observation-Disclosures p. Brooks and Nor
man r. Robertson. Company L.
The resignation of Arthur Donlin. Sec
Old Lieutenant of Company Il. First In
fantry, was accepted.
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TO EXTRACTOR
Office of the President of the
Board OF Public improvements.
g. -.a N--..A-I---a- an..

St. Louis. November 10, 1870
Sealed proposals for the public work here
matter mentioned will be received at the
office of the Board of Public Improvements.
Room No. 800, New City Hall. until L m.
of the
TrII DAY OF DECEMBER. 1860.
at which hour they will be publicly opened
Letting No. 500. For the construction o.
sewers in Rocky Branch Sewer District
Number Eight. embracing 40 feet of 2.5xS.:,
feet brick sewer. 100 feet of 2x3 feet brick
sewer. 7.0 feet of 2i-inch pipe sewer. LEO
feet Of 2l-inch pipe sewer. eJ feet of Is
inch pipe sewer. 20 feet of I5-!nch pipe
sewer. and 80 feet of Finch pipe sewer.
Deposit required, 5000.
Letting No. sol. For the construction Of
Number One. embracing $50 feet of 2.5xi.:,
feet brick sewer. 6Sb feet of 3xt feet brick
sewer. L.eJn feet Of c.5x2.J feet brick sever.
$40 feet of 2x3 feet brick sewer, 1.t20 feet
of 2i-inch pipe sewer. Lao feet of 2l-inci,
pipe sewer. !, 100 feet of IS-inch pipe sewcr,
iO,770 feet of l5-inch pipe sewer, and ..fs
feet of Finch pipe sewer.
Deposit required. 81. 1900.
Proposals must be made on blank form.
furnished by the Board of Public Improve
ments.
The right 10 reject any and all proposals
Is expressly reserved.
Plans. Specifications and forms of con-
tr.ct NAV be seen at the office of the Sewer
Commissioners.
BY crtier of the Board.
RoBT. f. McMAT1T,
President.
Attest:
EDW. FLAT
Secretary Pro Tsus
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of Appeals Vas approved Yesterday by the
Hoard nf Election commissioners. and Ger
tificates Of election issued to each of the
successful candidates. Certificates were also
issued to Stat. Senators John T.. Collins o.
tn. Thirty-third districts.
All of the candidates in the recent cleo
ton have fled with the Election CommiS-
Of their expenses of election. These state
ln.nts must tie examined by the Commits
sionsrs to see that the expenses are not IN
excess of the sum allowed by law. before
rhe boar,I can issue the certificate of cleo
ton. Secretary Hobli,zelle refuses to make
public these statements OF EXPENSES. nod
ing tina, they are not matters of public
interest unless their accuracy is called
into uueS;iOn.
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i'NrNsrnpIS

Macdonald. ;,sent for the Columbia
and IL" -. Louis and Hermann i'ar;et Com
Iriy, will x" to M-inphls 10y rail ;"-day in the
interest Of IT," steamer Grapevine and til. Mis-
soUI River trade.
captain John I..ulhcns. and Monte Davis will
clear TIE Dolphin at noon to-day for i~'diucan,
w.cr. the steamer will toe laid w for th' WRIT II.
-Captairs Henry iart.c and ,Iohn Rollins, ri-
lots on tn. ,ieauer. write from lin. lower river
that tho vessel will enter port at New Orleans
t"-Ldy.
Davis and Vo.,z Of tn. Clark have filed a new
.ut be tween Nov orleans and -. Louis.
-rh" iiiii city. which has been raised. left
Ways here tor repairs. The disabled steamer is
expected to arrive Monday. Aside from the hole
in her bow, sue Is not damaged.
Tn. CITY Of clifton will tc que Sunday from
tho Tennessee River.
-Commcdor" Henry I."yhe has had the r:asir
Packet CUInpany's quartsr-ho,t on tie C:uond.l"t
Monte Davis Yesterday completed a revised
,,d ,iI"T TsiIri the se; II, and 'a O. sd sqi St LOUIS
The Grey Eaci" arrived from Gap, Girart,e1u
ana Commerce with q big manifest. She is be-
ing loaded TO depart in tnat trade this evening.
Steamer W. II. Grapevine arrives from tue
Missouri River at noon to-day 10 return to-nior-
row.
Steamer Cherokee Was IN and or:. in the Ches-
s'r trade .Hith big patronage. She clears again
Tomorrow afternoon.
Tho John *. Speed gets away November u
tor New Orleans.
The Columbia arrives early this rlorlins from
chester. AMI will clear tomorrow a. 3 p. IN. on
Il return trip.
The Fees Lee WIS being ~unloadei. yesterday
preparatory to clearing at ) r. III. to-day on her
return 10 Memphis. She * How receiving.
The city ol Memphis departs for the Teitncs-
scc River tomorrow evening.
The Bald Eagle goes to Beardstown to-mor-
row afternoon. receiving daily.
The Spread Eagle arrived and departed in the
Alton and Grafton trade.
Memphis cotton receipts were l.oii bales. -
haEs OF seed cotton and 80 sacks of c"ttpns"oc-
.-Cartatn Henry Keith was a caller at tiarhor
No, y rooms.
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FOREIGN ExCbnnwe.

There vas u good demand for foreign ex-
change. aud the market vas very firm.
-. Il. Francis. Bro. * 60. rcpor: closing a,,o-
t2tionS As follows:
Prime sterling. cables i.s5i,uas: checks 4.sis.a
"a: 60 i.vs 4.SI.
Commercial bankers checks si.si,.: 60 days
4.sSi - jays i.1ati.
,iroir hills l.Si,e; cotton st.s0ua.
DAYS J.2p5sd l-ls.
French francs. checks a.ls.: 6o days s.e1I.
Gilt.
swiss francs. checks 5.2iTs: co iayr %.
Belgian checks 5.2JIi-ij: 90 days ..2SIsnf-i6.
Hankers' relchsinarks, cables 81 l5-16a95: checks
9ia.MlS-16: 10 days 1@is.
Commercial re.chsna,ks. checks aissai1-16: 50
days % i5-i6: 81 days ~.
81 l5-i6.
Commercial checks ~ i-l69Is: 60 DAYS 90 Ia-Is.
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I.oanins Rate. of Stocks.

Atctison preferred. Missouri Pacific. New York
Central. Norfolk and Western. Northern Pacific
Preferred. Rock Island. Union Pacific, Union IA
'iiir preferred and Nj rila;tan 3 Ier cent.
Chicago. burlington and Quincy and Western
! MON > Ier cent.
Peoples Gas and Northern Pacific . to ] per
cent
Sugar I to u. per cent.
Atchison. Rubber. Rubber preferred and FED.
.rai steel 81 to 1 Per ..rf-
Pennsylvania. Southern Railway preferred and
Lake shore 3 to ~. per cent.
Louisville ard Nashville and Baltimore and
Ohio ; per cent.
Bicycle { per cent.
Metropolitan Railway -: rcr cent.
81. Paul . 10 4 pcr cent.
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T. 2.
EMIL G.. WOITCHEK,

NEW BUSINESS
MIR. Jacob Furth was introduced by Pres
tdent kleykamp and addressed the Board
concerning the emigration of certain Rot
niantan jews. who, owing to religious per
Secution In their mother country, wert
migrating to this country III large numbers.
for whom nc requested relief. whereupo..
MIR. Grimm Offered the following motion:
Resolved. That 1t is the sense of the
Board be requested. as soon as the treasurs
Of the Board permitted it. to draw a war
rant for $500 10 reimburse Mr.. Furtl and
Committee. who have advanced this amount
for the purpose of paying the passage of six
Roumanian Jews to Texas.
Mr.. Block seconded the above motion.
After a general discussion of this matter,
Mr.. Pauly. seconded by Mr.. Tirmenstetn, Of
fered the following amendment: ITO leave
this matter to the discretion of the Presi-
dent" which was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Bouchein, Hermann, Pauly.
Richie. Tirmenstein. Woitchek, Vice Pres
ident Holthaus-T.
Noes-Aiessrs. Block. Carmichael. Grimm.
Henselmeier. Lishtner and President Kley-
kamp-6.
On motion of Mr.. Tirmenstein. seconded
by Mr.. Pauly. the Board went into sxecu-
tive session.
Upon the adjournment of the executive
session the Board resumed its regular bust
ness.
On motion of Mr.. Richie. seconded by Mr..
the meeting of the Board adj
journed.
Respectfully.
G.. W. FISHBACK,
SDnr.f1rr
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Third Cast.
pittshurw Stocks.

ST. Louis. THURSDAY. Nov. Is. 1909.
Received daily by ~. i. Francis. Bro. y CO..
No. I'll North Fourth street.
Bid. Ask.
tiliSlEts IidiP b'l:SS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Joy
McsLinEhou.e Air EI.ke. last sllc... 49,. LIS
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Government Bonds.

Nov Ynr,. Nu. i..-,ioycrriuent bonds weak.
j.IrIt"i states =. rr:gE!irs. registered ...-.!Hi':
United states y. r"fur,!inS. coupon ...-....l"'i=
United states j. registered eco. ........-.lH'':
United states y. coupon ........... ..........lH''s
t'plt..t States new -. registered 5000. ......l3i
United states nov Is, coupon ........ .....,.."f
United states old 4. registered .......-".ii5it
lu.tCi States old Is. coupon ....-....-.......llr'
tinted States as. registered 80. ..........ll.'a
Emitted States -. CuUl.un 49,. ...... ......-.Il-%.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND RsYDs.
Market Much Qufctcr-Snic< Snail,
hut Few Cbangcs.

II was decidedly an off day oil the local stock
Exchange, the dealing being very small and no
features Of particular interest being developed.
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YES, WE DO GLAZING.

iamnS ;. DoWilil d , 20: painters. 22s'
Telephones: Main 173. Kinloch Cl7a.
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New York Stock Quotations.

It. Louis. Thursday. nov. j.. les'.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
80 and closing quotations Oh the New York
stock Exchange. CO.Iactel: Gaily for The Re-
1 upllc by H.. x. Francis. Bro. d Co, bonds a.rI
t:ocls. ia North Fourth stgsut:
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-" E - WI ~
Domestic Exchange.

whitaker * Hoie.nan. bond. stock. commercial
Jacer aud exchange brokers. $40 North Fourth
street. Iuc:e exchangH as follows:
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Bonds.
hIGt3lSNl ~ --..-sss. $500 ....
y. T.. Gas and oo',c IS ..... 49,.
Mining Shares.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

London, Nov. 15.-tonsols for money eS 90.
Cor the account 9;s,: %.atehison $G,: Canadian
Pacific 81, 81. Pau l2aS: Illinois Central L'A'
Louisville sl5s. Uuon Pacific pii. Sis; New YORK
Central ii2: Erie EN-; Pennsylvania .@tl; LEADING
H.: Erie first pfd. 80; Northern Pacific pid. 50
Grand Trunk G@s; Anaconda ~; Rand Mines ~
Money @'=ni per cent; Tn ;ate G! d's'ndnt IN
the open market Tor shor; bills is %'SIi rrr cent:
do. three months bills 3 l5-i"HI per cent. Bar
gold ia til. open ntaTfet is quoted a; as h',d;
The weekly statement Of tho llink of tiS.hhI
shows the following ct,ansea' Total rGsetSS: n
creased $50. pU: circulation, decreased L2ls,'nr.
.iuii;on. increased iiS1. so: other securities, IN
vrc.lse,. tiii.pe. other deposits. increased tN..F'.
bubble deposits. increased i~>ha.LeJ: notes reserve.
creased 1855. 0Gy. Tie proportion Of the Rank Of
Enciands rescrve to liability il. 49, per cent.
Last week it was l!.6i per cent Rate Of discount
Mariner on thu B"ursa to-day owing 10 the Ic-
ports Of tho Cars Illness. Later. however. It
improved. chiefly In the case Of fractions. KAT
mcnts. Towards the close r-aliGa'i"iIs Causcd a
reaction. but Kufiirs finished II. the best prices
Of III. day or purchases On English am! 'i"r;lan
account. Three per cont rentes 1905 a"c tor the
account. Exchange On London ~ lOi:c lar
checks. Spanish IL closed ts.Ej. The weekly
statement ~ the Bank OF Fran" shows the fol-
lowing changes: Notes IN circulation. increase
s.SA. DnJf: Treasury accounts current. increase -
- ng9f: gold n hand. Increase 2.G'g.t"nf, bills
discounted. decreased 9~.225,rhf. silver in hand.
decrease S~.a:5,oy)f.
Germany.
Berlin. Nov. l5..,Excharge on London, 2on ~
per cont: three months bills ~ pr cent. GA
lie Buprse to-day home funds were harder, In
tc-nationais We're quiet. Americans We're strong
ON runners of the conversion 81 Northern Pauif'
nd. shareH into bonds. Mines were harder. first
in a]nticiua ton ut a favorable report. but reacted
towards III. close on rcil'zations.
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BOND SALES AT VIEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Nov. l5.-Sales Of bonds we're made
here to-day as follows:
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THE LOCAL MONEY MNRK EFT.
No Change to the Situntiun-DeE,nnd
Good and Rates Well Maintained.

St. Louis, Thursday. Nov. i. 100.
There were no changes OF Importance TO tie
noted in the general monetary situation TO-DAY.
the situation In most of its features being the
same As fer the last day or two. Thci. was
tile usual good demand reported hy tn. different
hanks and rates Of interest were unchanged and
firm at : to , per cent in the extremes Tor call
and tim. loans. Deposits continue liberal and
money IN abundant supply. though checking waa
active throughout the day. fiu-Inrss with coun-
ny bank. was also said to be on an active and
liberal scale.
The days cleirinEs were large AZ s.. 2gi, sd, the
dly.s halances he!rE reported Ut I:li. jS.
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Mu|Ianphy Board.
Regular Meeting.
Office Mul'aHr!iy Board.

ST. Louis. Mo. Sr..mpcr l.. iart
The regular meeting "f the I;nIrd w"s
held ON thr aEOve lamet 'ilI.. with Frc>-
idcnt Kle"kamp in the chair.
Ron Can: fressnt-AI.SsIs. Elprk. Eorc-
helm. Carmichael. Grimm. meier.
Hermann. Li@nincr. fdu!.. iHi"ai", Ttr-
meuStciu. Wu1gcheh. Vic" President Holt
haus and President Hi'yhamp-i".
on motion Of Mr. Glimrn s""""''ed hy MI.
PIIiy. the minutes ui tn" last rc@tiiar meet
ing were approved ~ ptint.I.
COMMtNiCAT IO%S.
I'll" S-cretary Iead Il communication from
Mr.. +. +. Little requesting crTeain n"c.--
sary Improvements I" building ~. N"rti
Lcvcc.
communication of Mrs. Sarah y. Hpli,, re-
OF Mr.. Hermann. scc"nded b: mir. 1irmsu-
stein. referred to tnr Land ana Leasing
Committee.
Communication from Airs. JuIi.. EIruc~
requesting icrif.s-ipr 10 tranS!r: part az
her lcas. was. on motion OF Ms. i.erfmiinn.
X "onu'G 10y Nj :-tuiy. r"icfirL to tiie
Land and Leasing toGiInitttr.
"A communication rom IN" '@ilmha
Brewing company. prop"sia. to l"aac coy
tain property. located il tily Beck -.
commons: designated aS No.. 3"i 10 NJ.
.ilG Mauisou street ARA "a. ttoraTd street.
en- mctIon OF Iir. Hermann. seconded hy
Nic" Pres'o'rt ti"i'hans. tar Sam was r.
i"rred tJ the Land and i.oaSiffS Committee.
Mr.. +. f.. Iitti". tenant of b%uil"irS. IL
North Lcv.c. WAS isredpon introduced 80
the BOARD 10y the President and asked -
explain the request of his letter. Mr.. Little
having given . brief statement Of thu nec.s-
siTy repairs. it va, decided. ell motion a.
Sir. Block. seconded 10y Mr.. Carmichael. &"
refer same to the Building Committee vita
instruction TO make TIE necessary improve
Meats.
sEcRETAEY's REPORT.
st. Louis, Mo. November l., 800.
To the Mui!anphy BciTG.
Gentienncrr-i hereby resi- cctfui!y submit
my report tor the month Of October. 1919:
cASH STATEMENT.
Cash Balance. Sep. 80. Jn............%L25a.ai
H~"ceipts-H6use lscut........$i,s 0l.69
Ground Rent go. 81
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Eos:on. Mass. Nov. l5.-Quo.atto,,s on money
stuchs. bonds and mining shares to-day wcie 4
follows:
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Balance cash on hand Oct. 81. 1900. 81 So. 81
Thirty-three emisrants and ten traveller,
or Ii total Of lorty-threc. obtained relief dur
ing the month of October. $3.50.
Divided into natioralitiea. there We're from
the United States. 5: France, 1: Germany.
Z: Russia. 80: Switzerland. ;; Roumania, 8.
and Turkey. 9
Their destinations were st. Joseph. Mo.
D: Kansas City. Mo-. 3: Columbia. Mo-. l;
California 4: Colorado. ): INDIAN Territory,
): Iowa. 1; Kansas. /: New Mexico, 3, and
Texas, IL
G. ". FIsHBACK.
On motion of Mr.. Pauly. seconded by MIR.
Richie. the Secretary's report was 1e-
AUDITING COMMITTEES REPORT.
st. Louis. Mo-. November Il, 1900.
To the Mullanphy Board:
Gentlemen-lour Auditing Committee re-
ports herewith that it has examined the
month of October. 1880: and finds the same
correct. and that ne has proper vouchers
for all payments made by him.
CASH STATEMENT.
lash on hand Sept 81. ..-.-.-....s 81 .2a2.r
Total receipts for month of Oct. 1891. 3.s9s.p1
Grand total S,0s1. 81
Total expenditures for month of
oct. 1850
Balance cash on hand Oct. 81. 1890. 81, &c. 81
Deposit in Franklin ank......-..S ,S11.5i
In cash drawer of Secretary........sE5.5v
Accommodating this report will be fuuru
a list of bills audited but not yet PAID.
amounting TO s3s5.ay.
j. HUGO GRIMM.
Chairman.
W. II. HENSELMEItE,
q. W. CARMiChAEL.
Auditing Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Tfrmenstein. seconded
by Mr.. Fitchie, the Auditing Committees
report was received and approved.
COMMITTEES REPORT.
ST. Louis. Mo-. November Q, 1870.
To the Muilanphy Board:
Gentlemen-lo our Building Committee re-
sp.ctfully submits the following report:
We have the following bills for
repairs ordered by the President of tins
Board and this committee and said bills
being approved by the Architect, recon-
inend their Payment.
r.. -. IieiWeFS 1p.i"
cunningham Eros X Co.--...-.-.... Ia.
NJ. F.. 100
JOhE L. TObin Painting Co..... 80
-. Miller 60
IL. INLAND 1890
E. II. 5.iJ
John J. Wiiimorc 14.tn
A. H.. Norrish ia.
Ii. H1ikcr o.,
St. Louis Wall Paper Co............ 3s.1y
...-.---..-.-S-Sb.J-
We also the payment of tire
bill OF William a. Lucas. architect, for
s23.6s, being 10 per cent commission on above
repair bills.
C. A PAELY.
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