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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16

exclusively. and the dealings were confined to
this class OF securities. and HOW change! OWNER
Hhip during the course OF tho iaeeuns. On the
other hand. stocks Of all kinds were slow. neither
sellers nor buyers SHOWING any great urgency to
execute orders. and nothing was done. Inc mar
het was steady. with no changes Oi Importance.
Tho feature OF the market this morning was
the good demand and selling orders Ia United
Railways fs. Buyers and sellers had less trouble
u IN usual In coming 10 Al under tanding. ana
t'fcre the session over sll.IiD Of these bands
Eod to different parties at 81 -. TnGre was sale
for more SIS. but holders demanded SSj.25
Tho next to attract attention and sell wcr,
81 Louis and Suburban 0s. OF which s1vlD sold
triset The stock wts weak. with sellers at
.'i.J". ana no bids and the incuIn. bonds were
In demand ut *sl and S+i.Sv asked
1Tere was considerable interes; taken In Brew
cry Sc. ami after some biut'Tlns three Of these
bonds Sold at siro. -. with that bid later and
Slssu asked.
Thers WAS mention made Of Missouri Esii-
eIs outside or offers sell the preferred stt-,k
as low s.! and tha bonds at $50.
Trust stocks practically dead. and bank
stocks not much better only few being quoted.
Very little interest was taken In tk~ market for
mining stOc.s at the meeting this morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
CHESTER LINE

STEAMER CIiERoK!:E the snest and fastest
PACKET out 81 81 Louis. steel compartment hull;
absolute safety travel. Receiving daily ilr
chester uui way idrdiugs. Leaves TuesIav-
Thursdays and StturtityS e 3 Z. Iu. from F.IclR
Packet C"rpany's wharfloat. Regular rat. in
Guiding l.rth. !r.w St 'irueviaVa >
cent?. III &Il.it BEN JINTlJ<S
Phone Main -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
National Bank Affairs.



Washington oct. 1.-The application for au-
thoTity 80 organize tho Frs. National Bank of
Whitney. Tex. with Il capital OF s2S,ueo WAS to-
dag approved.
Certificates were to-day issued authorizing tho
following national hanks 10 begin business:
III" First National Bank OF Salh'aw, l. T. (;
capital. 81. 80.
iha First National Bank o, Titonka. Ia; capi-
tai $1,000.
Reserve agents for national banks were ap-
proved to-day as follows:
Iliucis-The First National Bank. Chicago for
tn" Do Witt County National Sank. Clinton, and
the Manufacturers National Bank. Rockford.
The following changes OF officers Of National
Banks are announced:
G'-yrgia-Tia Albany National Bank. Albany,
a W. Muse. vice president. r. SIerne. assistant
C.SRicr.
II dian TerrItoryThe Frrs, National Bank Of
Nia III tta. J. O.. Butler. cashier. in place If H.
Derrick: W. II. Ncrthing. assistant cashier. The
state National Bank Of South McAlester, l.. W.
iilan. vice president: j. W. Walters. assistant
cashier.
Tho Durant National Bank Durant. A b.
Scarborough. president, iHsiead OF A. Z Scar
borough. previously announced.
I0Wa-lhe Merchants National Rank Of Eagle
Grove. l. j. Clardc cashier. In place "f T.. C.
Fiatt. The First National Rank Of Crescr. A. T.
Cr.ycrse cashier. in place cf -. -. Wsnless: no
G eh!er in place Of 4. J. Converse. The First
National Bank 4 Farmir gtOn. Kirk Meek vice
T.. >ident: ". T.. Welsh, assistant cashier
Trnn"ssee--Ths Citizers' National Bank OF Pu-
81. J. II. Iullsn, vice president in place OF l..
W. Mct'ord. deceased
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
Is A MiLlERS' WAR.
Kansas Millers Arrayed Against
the World.
REPUBL;C sPECIAI.

REPUBIiC Special
Topeka. kas. Oct. D.-The Kansas Mill
ers' Association to-day passed resolutions
denouncing the Minneapolis miIlers for adj
Vertising that they do not use Kansas
wheat IN the manufacture OF -four.
Z. - Holman OF Enterprise charged that
gigantic miIIerS' trust was hack of the
movement TO discredir Kansas wheat TINS
uust, ne says, begins al Duluth and Min
neapolis, and takes in all the big mills os
thicdSo, Cleveland. Toledo. Ffttsburg, But
iaio anu New York, with the other end in
England. Hoffman declares IL the. pIIrpo-ss
or this trust to destroy and drive out OF
business all the mills in Kansas. The Kan
sas mills. he says, have refused to foir in
trust, and the dlscrediting of Kansas
wheat by the Minnesota millers is the first
move toward Il fight On Kansas uiiler4
Inc Kansas mills can grind s5s9O0O
buSnels per year. The amount OF flour for
nome consumption Is estimated at sever,
ana a half million bushels. This would
leave them for export out Of the State over
3',op.vo bushels. IL confined to the grind
ing OF Hour for nome consumption the mills
OF Kansas would not run to exceed forty
days each year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
AMERICANS ACTIVE
In LONDON MARKET.
GENERAL ADVANCE IN NEW
YORK.
practically All the Railroad Stocks
Were Bullish-Industria
Advanced.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


New York. Oct 15.-London. without do
ing a great deal OF business, showed some
activity and strength IN the American de-
partment. which were very well maintained
I'D TO the close of business AS usual when
New York gets away from that market, 1t
suited the arbitraee houses on both sides
20 sell on balance TO the extent Of about
I5O0 shares out of total of perhaps 5000
shares dealt in. The general market in
Iondcn was very strong on a very marked
decline In tho price of coal In the South
Wales. districts and coasols were frnner at
esq en advance of 4 per cent The Chi
nese revs was indefinite. but European In
dicatinns showed that the Powers were
willini; to refer the whole matter to the
International court formed on the basis CT
The Hague conference. Gold came in from
south Africa and although it did not rep
resent resumption OF the output on the
Rand Il Indicted the real termination OF
the war. There was no change In money
or exchange. The important feature or tts
European news was the willingness OF tho
Bank Of France TO part with gold.
The general market, including indus
trials. fractions and practically al 'ho
railroad stocks was advanced IN soiie-
thing more nearly resembling q DUN mar
set than anything We have haa N tie
1sst few months. The strength In the trac-
tions ysas noticeable. ,os a.,
The movement OF the railroaus sno"eo
a;s-inc~ Increase In public confidence anu
,,-as es,ecially noticeable In such stocks as
I-nion Pacific common and preferred anu
80 yrargers Northern Pacific did not
hare the advance to any marked extent
- a, Is 70 be presumed that Morgan IN
,arests were cisinclined TO allow the out
..ider TO take a ride Gnon their buyins-
Sfissou-i Pacific had evidently been over
sold OH the belief that the pool hf.o hot
often out, and rallied sharply on evidence
that there was no olspoSltion III aiA'
quarter to sell stock
THE close, while not quite at the Desc
Of the Gay, was very strong, and showed
notable advances IL fractions and induS-
trials. The tendency. as Is usual in most
markets of the kind, was to move together
and Individual considerations had little
weight. The borrowing demand began to
indicate something like = bull account open
and commission houses. by their dealing,
gave indication of outside interest.
The important feature in the European
situation is of course, the disposition of
the Bank of France TO allow gold to be
Withdrawn which 1t had been boarding to
protect itself against the eXigencies of the
Boer var ana the possible European conf
piicatiCns. This supply is sufficiently am
ple to furnish all the gold thar London
needs to protect Itself against any strin-
sency and the return of a large quantity
of Bril- ish gold from South Africa. must
necesss riy ease the pressure on the worlds
money markets, The strength In the steel
stock seems to be justified by the con-
firmation of the recent orders for steel rails
snd thu evident disposition OF the railroad
companies to purchase at present market
prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
New York Market GOS.Ip.

The following Synopsis - IA" gossip in re-
caIi TO the leading features Il III" New York
60:
New York OFT l5.-I.lndun trading was mixed
tFts" brokers sold freely. the sales for the :wp
hours Of business exceeding the pur has nv
Ht"ut l..Vst shares. uf this about 5..sJ shares
were Northern Pacific common
There Was no news on any one stock this morn
ln.'. hut free offers to place iaTge the
Republican ticket At odds Of /, l. Manhattan
irg- Rel, q 80. and brokers' often used hy Could
interests were buyers. Today good deaf was
VII T." after the rudd Is equipped with itS cleo
The buying continued aI,ia in The DIVIDEND
paying railroads. fcnnsy ylSanil was taken
steadily hy Vanderbilt ant Philadelphia brokers
There were heavy buying orders IA the market
from opening until the close. iI!hu. !. Tgyiur
y 60. siIrtei the general buying then EeiI a
t". bought and bid up St. Paul and many other
stocks. and +. W. DAVIS 81 10. bou-ht mar
The news from the coal fields cpnstruc,
as Indicating positive s=tte 81 the strike.
This brought in heavy buEing orders Halle *
Sli"EhtE taking a large block II Reading hr't
preferred and brokers for interests close to the
managenieEt were buyers of II. \ H. ana J. q.
The movement o: gold this city was In
creased S3.op.'Jj to-day hy the city Bank Il,
was understood in the street that Sc5o0rI Of This
Sold was consigned from Cape Town t" tie
transit. The rest was picked up in the open
market Total gold engaged in Europe for this
city since october 70. tf,iUo."'0.
London cables WEI" as follows:
London i:E T. m.-The fact that the banks
lost 50 much less than had been expected IN
item ~ surplus reserve causes a cheerful sertI-
m"ut here. The impression prevails ta.t the de-
nand for gold from New York viii lie only mod
Aul.ric9n railway shares show advances Of IA
:. per cent above New YORK closing figures of
Saturday.
tone is firm American railway shares are strong
with tendency toward lgher prices
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
YALE FRESHMAN'S FALL.
He Tumbled Sixty Feet, With Seri
Gus Results.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New Haven. Conn, Oct. 15-Bowen
Esher OF Chicago, a freshman at Yale, is in
the Yale infirmary with a compound frac-
ture of one leg and one foot crushed, as the
result of a fall of sixty feet at Pierson
Hail Esher, who IS 10 years old, had locked
himself out of his room about / O'clock
this morning and. contrary to the advice
OF friends, started to walk along d narrow
stone ledge on the side of the building to
gam entrance through window to his
room. lie had nearly reached the goal
Wnen he lost his balance and fell. His cries
brought friends to his assistance He WIS
conscious when picked up, having fallen on
grass plot. which saved his life
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
LOaning Rates of Stocks.

St. Louis Monday. Oct 10 1900
Received daily by Il. Il. Francis Bro. & CO..
No "a North Fourth street
Air Power. Union Pacific. Atchi.on. Manhattan.
st. Paul ana Baltimore and ohio 2is per cent
tilfQn Pacific preferred southern Railway prs
feTGed. louisville and Nashville. Baltimore and
ohiO. Federal Steel preferred. and Southern Pa
ellie per cent.
Chicago, burlington and Quincy. New Yori.
Central. Northern Pacific preferred and Reading
. per cent.
Peoples Gas. Sugar. Tennessee Coal and Iron
and Federal Steel ~ per cent.
General Electric, Peansylvania and Glucos. to
per cent.
Missouri Pacific TO "a yer cent
Nortok and Western. Wabash Lake Shore
Metropolitan Railway and Tf.ird AveIiue IL per
cent.
Delaware and Hudson and g, @. c. Il per
cent.
Jersey Central. fat 10 l, per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16

Boats: Sidney up and down. Flying Eaz1s Nm
and silver Crescent IN and out ~
burlington, Ia. Oct. 15.--Thers has been no
change in the river since las. report. II h, stiii
, feet II inches above the low-water mark Of
Es4. Eloudse IN ard out from Keokuk Weather
clear and continues warm.
Louisville. oct 1l-River nsliins; canal 4 feet
pleasant. - ~-iN
stationary. Clear. Mercury % ~n'
Whaling; w Vs.. Oct. I5.-Rfver n fnchea
rising slowly Cloudy and warmer.
. i1ttsburg. Pa, Oct. I5.-River az feet s.a
ucnary- Clear and warm
Evansville. Ind. Oct IS-Hiver 1t feet. falling
Clear and warm
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16

There was better demand for foreign e,-
change and the ma rket firm.
II. x. Francis. BRO. * 60. report closing rates
follows:
Prime sterling. cables asa. as: checks 4s4sg
Il. CO days i.Sil,
commercial bankers. checks 4s57aaIsi: 60 days
<-SJie; ~ days Ass.
Gi.!u bills 4.scS,. Cotton i.s9IGls
Paris cables 5.is1sg1-i6: checks b.lsss. CO days
b.2i7sfil-l6.
French francs checks $50: 20 days 5.22i2 l2i-l5.
Swiss checks a22L;; 60 days 5.2.,S..
Belgian francs. checks Sel' .Gl-ls 80 days 5eif,
Gl-l6.
Bank.rs' reichsmark,. cables ei7,; checks eis,:
g. days 81.
Commercial reichsmarks checks a4,i: 60 DAYS
80 Ills. 50 days 90 SIG
Bankers Dutch suIlde-s. checks ~ 1-is; 60 ilys
50 ia-i6.
Commercial Dutch guiIders checks % 1916 %
days S9s.Gtl6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
River Forecast.

Il. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast OGilclal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
Turpentfne and ROsin.
New York. Oct. I5.-Tlrpentins quiet. Rusin
tuiet.
Illinois Bank News.

ouiet.
Illinois Bank News.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
lie Accounts has issued a statement showing the
Resources and liabilities OF the state hanks vt
Illinois October J. the date OF tho last cali
for a statement from the banks 1t Is fol-
lows;
RESOURCES.
Loans md discounts Sl23. .3S. S3i 81; overiraftS
SliiS.Ss: United States bonds, Including pre-
II. un1s. Si52. lse.43. other bonds. including pre-
T1lEms. $3.50 959.A; banking houses. sis6 saj y
other real estate. 81 eia lN53: furniture and fix
tLres. vi. Is4s5: due from national banks. s23.-
..6, %: due from Stat. banks and bankers
!la, -, tS30i. exchanges for clearing house a.
bss toLs9: checks and cash Items $JVs. S4i04 col
le. .tons in transit. S25o. 26is; gold coin. s. slO
tNtt.: god Treasury certificates S95i.g65: silver
coin. Sj'S.s'57 49, silver Treasury certificates ST.
cas-. sSs: national bank currency S5ii ,J9: legal
t.Ider and Treasury notes. s.. .iae: fractional
currency. niCkels and cents. S95,bIs.iG
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. Sls.al..ooe: surplus fund.
si+9Sis5; undivided profits, sj,6s2,2js.4l; divi-
&c. 229ss5.9i: time deposits certificates Sl2 O5g =
i'6e5; demand deposits certificates S. 4SS 54i IS
ctmard deposits. individual SSI..5.. ~: demand
Gel osits. certified checks. ss1uS;27: demand de-
rosits. cashiers checks, 1854 lt953 due to ma
ticnal hanks. Ssi0 96765: du- TO State banks and
bankers. SI5 sVe ci0.iI: bills payable. Sl2S.c.p.
E1Rfn Butter Market.
tubs ~ ~N -'''o'
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
BOTH HAVE LOST JEWELS.
Misfortune Pursues Lady Commits
si0ners to Paris EXPOSITION.

Paris. Oct. I5.-Mrs Daniel Manning.
While leaving her hotel after dinner Satur-
day, lost n diamond sunburst. valued at
$500. As a strange coincidence, both lady
Commissioners Of the United States at the
Paris Exposition. sustained a loss Of Jewels,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
n.
4 :sisCD LINE.

Train.
Na.i-g Park Accommodated.
valley fa-n AccrlUr1. ia. g..
VALLEY I'a:k A-s mma4tci.u OIL.
Texas and kaH-as Ami. fr-
tatt.,age. Joplin. A.ic1,;a.
AfNa-l-ss Ciry. ctl,anus.
- lia-. Galveston and Ilrt
'-s IA --ss--- o. -
valley I'@rk ArrpufGC.5 alton. ...
Pacific ACr1,uMG !aI.a.- ...-.....
N-t.Hy TANK &c-r.i. rIar alton.
Pacific .tD.4Wm .lat....
VALLEY Park Accommodation.
icNa- Limited t--.'.!Ii s-r
Eureka SrrinEs. Port SMITH.
l.i'n,S. Cur~iraua. tu- iu. -f1
NIt"C.". Houston ana Cal
N'''''i ----.-.----- -.---...a.. ....-.
western Express. toE .Huita.
,IEtaE- ma. carthage. Jgrt.r.
M!cE-tI. Burton sut me
west -.-.--.--...-....-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
l.. & " l.. =

Train.
Fast Mail Evansville. Nash
Vile. Ei-uI.rEh V Mt
E"'r-ry. 'hIrr,s:n "A. Attain
a. Macon. Charleston. :. . .
A"H-!-. NrE- orleans ari
,l1rhsl:rille. Fla..-....-..-.-..
~ INT vernon Accommodation.
b ,u'Tu Express. 70 Evans
.ii... Ma '.y!iIs birmingham
Mobile. New ORLEANS. -. m
aSEislr. lacks 'nyills. I'alat-
-. b"ala and -. Petersburg.
FL
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
City of st. Lou
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Dealings Fair. but Confined Entirely
to Local Bonds

The session on the local stock exchange THIS
morning was not 80 bad. but # could have been
in proved upon materially Such orders a. there
were appeared 10 be centered in bonds almost
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
LOCAL MONEY MARKET
Good Days Business Among Hanks
Demand GOod-Rafcs Unchnnged.

st louis. Monday. Oct l5, 1900
TIE first day OF the week in local monetary
circles made very encouraging start this
morning and bankers expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with the outlook for the balance
OF the week. Routine business of an description,
lively. both checking and depusitiug being
active ANA a EDsTal scale. Then there was
d good demand for money, both on Local ac-
count and from the country. and although the
supply was more than ample TO satisfy all wants
bankers were enabled To find employment for
Considerable idle funds. There were no changes
To note in interest rates and loans Wsre mal,o
on basis Of to ! per cent tor call and time
money.
The local bank clearfngs to-day were reported
at h "a and the dag's balances af
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
BURLINGTON RorrE-rH

iii
For Hannibal. II. & st J.
points. quincy. kenkux and
lpr quincy ant Nurtu....
For -. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS. Via
E-ISt side lines. Illinois ana
WISCONSIN ....-....-.
The burlington Northern IA
C!lc ENErcSs, 10. Kansas
city, 81. Joseph. NorthW,+l
NenraSkn, black HIS. WyO-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
tftson -...--.-a..-..---
~ he Twin city Express. for
Nlunrapuiis. II. i'aGl and
The "Nyhraska-Cn,orae6 En-
press for Denver. Colorado,
ttah and Pacific Coast. Via
st Joseph
Local To- fuTlingt1u......-.-.-...
For Northern iowa. ST. Paul
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For Illinois. via East Side line
10 Scrk lsland........-.-.......
For bubuque and la Crosse.
For Kansas city. omaha II.
Joseph. Denver, N.tra -kt.
Colorado. Utah and Pacific
Cast; also No-thw.st...-..
Local from Hanaibal............
For Alton-ISave "a n. m.
daily: 1l;cO "A. M. daily: i:3i
only; 1909 p m. except Sutu
.;J9 p. IN: except sunday. 5:5i
, m.. daily: $50 ?. m. daily
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
RIVER NEWS.
sc and Fall of the Rivers

For the - hours eDi!nS AT a. m:
st. LOUIS. Monday. Oct 10. 1900
Stations D..u.vI. Nau.v. lnanee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
BIftsbnrK sfnCl.S.

-. Lluis, Monday. O't- IS 1900
Received daily by ID. X. Francis, Bro * Co..
No. IA North Fourth street.
Bid Ask.
Westinghouse Air f:rake ..-....-......!.ss, LIS.
littsbgTS ilate Class ..........-......lo.lS lrsa
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
Third Call.
New York stock Quotations.

St. Louis, Monday, Oct L. 1900
Ihe following shows the opening. highest low
est and closing quotations on tue New Io-l
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily f.-r
Ihe Republic by d. r. Francis, Ero. a. Ca
bonds and stocks. PA North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
By Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

KI-FI BI-I' STEt-IAI-S.
Memphis. Tenn. Oct. l6--River marks 81 feet
on the gauge, a rise OF . In is hours Weatber
fair and warm. The James Lee arrived from,
Fr;ar's Point this evening with good trtp and
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
SASDiLIA LINE.

Pennsylvania Lines west Of Ptttshur~ t,.,,.x,
San!a Railroad; ASSs-
IT,. No. q, Depart Arrive
York. Phiiadeiphis- Baltimore
Al washington speclaI... ss.a4 an, ss.<a ,-,
Hui1iiaIciis and New York S
NJ, W ;---.------- 500 500 pr,,
columbus and Eastern Express Is r.yn s7.I9 .,
iriis%a,ao,e '5;SU pm sis
- ~, ----. ----------'l:5 SO pm >e:4e pm
&hSt Mall ....--...-.....-s . -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
Popular Excursion Rates

VIA NJ. X. & T., tkATY FLYER), Oct.
10, To Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory from st. Louis. Also low one-way
rates
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16

81. Louis haToor gauges registered 1913 feet yes
hour.
business actively heavy In both Passenger and
freight traffic.
Weather cool and d"nseiy fosgy in the early
forenoon. Inbound packets were delayed Jn.ic.-
tiuils fo- to-day. laIr ana cuuer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
FOREIGN FINANCE.


England.
London. Oct. 15.-Cons9s for money. sss.: con-
Canadian Iacitc SO; 81 Paul l6s,. illinois Cen
.ss Nev Yor; Central is f Ere i:e i fPde5r PenSly
Nanla sIl@; Reading 81; Ere first preferred 35 (
Anaconda 81 Rnd MaisM AZ a. 'laa pnlv FTnk TUX g &
cent. The rate Of discount in the open market Tor
bills per cent bar gold quoted today iiS al .ss
II "a: American eagles los Sgd. The amount of
ancs today was fi39o spanish Is Closed az iSi,.
Gold premium at Buencs Ayres IL. -.
France.
Paris Oct 15-I3usiacss on the Bou-s. TO-DAY
lions almost Throughout Tie lists Intefnafi1naI.
were easier and spanish IS were freely ofreTsd'
Prices closed weak. except FOR D-Brers. which
were actively bought. KalGrs were rnaintainei
Three per cent Ientes 90; Sc for the account TX
chang on LONDON 2Jt l5c for checks. Spanish ~
G.rmuny.
Berlin, oet; 15.-l4xeh,nge IN London a1,n
A. PIGS. fO. checks. DscouE, rates: Short bills 3
On the erse od1y we're % ifreEasr ~ H5in. l1 fnes
were frn. ana Americans and Canadian Pa
ing easier. Bank shares were dull
Bar silver
New York Oct. l5.-Iyar silver e2Lo
London. oct lo.-tEar silver steady az "e1.d per
ounce.
New York, oct. Money o.. cal. stsalv a. azR
g; Per cent; last loan 3 Prime neTcantiis pai"r
bu:efs in bankers bills at s4s4. for demand
and at S4-Su's for sixty days: posted rates S4slg
4klie asd 81 N'E i-b5'.: commercial bills 81 -.
$50. Silver certificates 61Ss 6Sssc Mexican dol
lara 49lsc. state bonds steady. Railroad bonds
Irregular Exchanges N25.5.O So: balances &C. s.s
go '
B9stcn. Oct. Io.-Exchanges sI1 I65 sss: balances
s. -3g go
Phiiadelphil. Pa Oct 1s.-CIsar1ngs sil.4ss-
A.; balances Sl.sg.,4fi.
Baltimore. Nd. oct. B.-Clearinss Sc .o4o:
balances SJg5. is3.
Cincinnati o. Oct. 15.-C1earings S. So. 800.
Ney Y9s sSghahs. s q. pan I9nsy l., G tss per cent
sl5li, 90. Posted exchange s4.SlJsg "A. s5Ia New
York exchange !5c discount.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
STOCKS AND uOyDs IN BOSTON.

Hostrn, Mass. I l5.-FoIIow.n. ar. tb. ,u,-
tat-7n- on money. stocks, etc:
Money
can loans 3diie Per cent: zine loans 5as per
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
NJ, * a. z.

", IN & x,
Train.
Jererson City. Columbia Ssia-
Ia. Clinton. Fort Scott, Par
Suis and Indian Territory
LNpitSS ---.---...
iart Worth. Dallas. Waco.
Taylor and Austin Express.
fOTt Worth. Dallas. san An
tonic and Ga!vcst n Express..
Sedaiia- Nevada. Fort SCOTT and
Denis0D EXg-rss ---
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
Second Call.


800 Adams Ex 4a. lag s,coo Mex Int cons S5s.
5000 4 & q Ss.--.l1iif IUl9 " IS II
4Q.olg Atch 4s.sgiaG Sa24 1929 ......gsst %
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300 Col Son As. as I35l-al:s
900 G 81 NJ q: &.o19 7 G & K
con ..-.-..13ii. a. .......-.... %
5000 G II & \ 500 { II =
Mex & = Ist. 9sI SHs - efiS
200 g L deb IS. .Il9 I.009 G : I, 5sIr5.-
+.0JJ II !S st . 1909 Reading s. s.
no. cons ;llsis HOO SOU Il lst
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2.'ssl XIV Cent zS.. s.iL 90 Sou lac ~ .
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lo.o9o Mex Cent 1st 100 ). 7. NJ :Ie 81.
5000 II ii l. W " sS5S SS St : \ l. / N =: :: 7''
s2,oeo u p s. Of 1850 sou Pac s.. :; q
1917 ....s5Ea ass 7.e5J Tex a. X o -
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5.er9 Nan a 49,. 1915 $50 T {, !. Ists q i05
s.eO0 NJ K E 900 / c } ,.:s-.iIs
5000 II L & " In'se Va fuai ,lett -
1000 II < ri;.::i1-H Is: i'''0 sSa % * l. srs
a0Ha sIll 5000 Wat lists J;S.
S,uC0 " 4 s,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
New York Curb Stocks,

St Louis, Monday. Oct Is, laee.
Received daily by D. X. Francis Bro. & Co.
No PA North Fourth Street
Close Bid. Ask
Ainalgainated Copper .---..----------.. $50 Sc
American WOODEN -.----..-..----.. l3Ss lSsS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-16
STEAM BOATS.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

FOR STE. GENEviEvE.
- Chester 81. Mary's and al way land
LReSr ins' STR co,r,nr,
Leaves Mondays. WEDNESDAYS and
saturdays at p. m, frorn Diamond 10 wharf
boat; making excursion rate Of IS round trip.
meals ard berth included
LAWREN"E MACDONALD Agent.
Phone VI 2ii7A.