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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-07
THE STREET CARS
NOW BEING BUILT
Rapid Transit Palaces
Luxurious as Famous
Pulmans.
BUILDER BARTLETT IS
PUTTING them TOGETHER
Big Ones Will be Driven by Seventy
Horse MotorS---Modern Devices
for Company and
Safety.


1apu 80. ~ -. LII, =,
eui''hs 'm' u e -,
'he COMPANY '" vi pa'
street u! .ha' ieo "'' .ie''' "no 49,
nun san r'a.'''.o ~, '"' 20
uo 'he JUL W. pa. ' % gu 1'u
puiider anu TAXES great pr'ue ia 'ne
ears ne 10 no" "''nhS vi.
says ,he .oi'es ears VIII VIC 'e""' ~
the time the tracks are uone'
Inc cars are 'he ian'oos o"Fi'"'
whlch are superseulhs an o'n,is ~
eastern cities. Inc hap'a l,a's,t ".n
nave Ten OF THESE WIN uouoie ''u'ns
ana thirt!-se'eh cars WIN s,nsp
trucks. besides an army Oh trainers.
Each truck carries 'no'or capapie VI
developing "o-horse power 50 tndt N"o
long double truck car VIII powi a'ons
nnder the propulsion vi se'ea,y no, 80
FORCE. ms power Is ho. "hy sun"
cient TOT all grades, pu' VIII ehao'e 'ne
management 10 TACK on as many IAN
ers as may NC neeessaI' W "'eon,''
date any especial occasion Ut ero"''
The duplex car Is hher III every
spect than any IN use III 'he ci''es u,
the Pacihc coast IL Is soiiue' anu
more substantial ana nhoI. hn.''
Vnished po'h ihsi"e anu Jul nc ~
bic truck car Is hi,y iee' IN 'e"s..
with styiisn Vesl'oules ~ cay" ~ ~
| twenty spi,"s o','o
stereu, cush'oh pacheu' ie'e's'o'e go
amora rooh, ior iorts p"ss. S te,.. T r.n
III 'he eo"iio',s Vi .." -
must n,o'n nan" ', H.. :. In,
.he aisie anu ~ 70 a ~, ,,,,. 80
pe a pU ' ,ns - s,ap s,an.
espe.,as on , s A., ~. pnass
run 'ne en'e ,ens ~, ,,an. &C.
'o"s a,e a,n.. n,'s 49,. naa,
up1n Va" 49, a., AZ. ,,a.ao no..
"Ns - 80 oan go, I, q, no CO.
" - -. rma,,,. %
na ~ oan $50 ,ha oor a, onoo 7,
80. ,,n.,,au ,,a s,,a, =, ,ho cor oro
, a. n,,,,, ,,,s,nu arraroomnr,
IN 49, o,, - 49, M dosI Do =,
,. I'll. ,,,,.,,aa 4, -, ,,,o,,,no
y. ",,,,,a o., oaamnan,s ., ~. car to
-, ~ po's, =. 49, rao,,na na,ororn,
.a,sn y" .,,au 49,, raJnv ,ho
.a.,' ~. A. -. 80, hr
~ -. $3.50 $500
Wv s , -, 49,
anu 'he s,ass "n"'o" anu '"e So
u'Sappei I'm. :" POI w ","oo" go
n'o 'he my s'e'''"e 'e'e'S'' Vi '"' WI
VI ."o car
rue 'op VI Tue car 70 a't'a,,' "'eh''ee'
'uia.i'' rum sea' 'ha''o' u" w
M",u s'an'e hNe' III .u,'eu se l't
sn.u III '"s az" "p
o"'s,ue anu aoove az, 10 III. ione "ee'
.ne "o', VIZ" a" ~
e,ue'eu 'noIe us.'u' ""e" ~. on'
man o'"""o"'"'' "'"' ~,
e'e'."es '.o'" Gnu " o'u' WI" nv
p"he, m'h'o"o uhue' W. "
'eh'i'a,'"s PURPOSES pe'o" 'n'e o."
yer roo,, oh ei'he, manu-, Jus oiaeAe
INC s'u. ioois which s'e '"' ,op
! nat ana proper appearance. ohue
THESE caves VIII pe the reu signs ihui
eating the route ,,a,e'seu U! III. car
rrou 'he 'es.,o"'e' w'ue uo"pi
uoor opens INTO 'he car anu Tue toue'
VI ,ne nho'o' man '"u'es '".'o uoo,
10 uis"ppear hhe n"s'' W"o,
,a",'y ma! eh'er "t "'''e' w" a.
cue manu- straps ovs"p'eu anu 'ne s'o'
po ,o"u w. ' v
w uo ~" -, III ~.
io' Pe'pio' T"'" Val mas '"'"' "'o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-07
SEATTLE BEER.

The ever popular Rainier beer Is be-
coming a household word and will
you have glass Of Seattle" is more
often heard than anything else. The
Criterion Saloon has the beer On tap CT
In bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-07

There is no Family Medicine so IA
vorably known as PAIN-KILLER. For
sixty years 1t has been used by Mis-
sionaries In all parts Of the world, not
only to counteract the climatic In
fluences on their families, but for the
cure of all diseases of the bowels. and
for wounds, burns, bruises. etc. Avoid
substitutes. there Is but one Pain-Kill-
err, Perry Davis: Price 25c and soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-07

Take a ride on the Pacific Heights
Electric Railway and enjoy the I'M
surpassed 2iew OF ocean, mountain and
valley. Honolulu looks its best from
Pacific Heights. Round trip 10 cents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

Will street. 0OUU1Ds
to Tn e. f isag;nns ,syn.S,pe:.i , - p e., the s. se', W. in r.ss.s
vs.; !: s,e; fs;s. X Sa T. + Is:1 E5sssi:; Is s.si. s: S:s:,..s .
s ssS,de IN. Improvement y , srs,t s In I'll: n, ma IKE On The c.m:r
10y .eIins%' r.. outstanding short sceounss IN
Northern Pacific. Arbitrase brokers were heavy
common IN the ,,r ms' few minut... en-. NJ" w. A.eIS, asn
f s.,, .. 1srs ssa SI E,eto, q f, E1es os s.. P, y. sSnth =,
75.oco shares.
' '.;:y.s ssy, ssZ,. s.a =: r. x; FIJI 81. and s;,,, Ssiis al s:!a Il,
70 much specriation ar it WAS RECOMMENDATION Of
T @%ny f Suyi .Gse da,.E HuFS Sots in NJ II; s Hssne s.S. a: .q.
fsmd,oayine stocks and in Southern stocks: tn.
:::sr'sa Z movement AGAINST the !. market "s'e on FRI =
s.ss. ( g ct r.. 81 esa .eon..c.ussd Rat the
1!nios'f ps q. sse as stock e]a,, w.. "a" for to t : as n.n st fnSn
Int the buvers stated that their rrrchases were
rh-r stt.chea i-nor+anc. ~ the Iorii ..stemer,
.hcw,ET 70 per cent Increase r. net EARNINGS and
This adva-c. in A.c.,isor s..r..ar WITH the pur:
Holnn. 4 c. each bon1h. 500 shsres' Ro,s,on'
= aoo'.y who sere steady h.v..s a short tire
snite If d.riais. The nuinion again prevailed nm
.ss s 5 E ssss been tor scr Pc reun sT1i, ~ tn a. iissns
interest1
Southern Railway was a strcne feature IN the
esr;y trading and was housht heavily by Bell &
ca There was no uevs IN r~~,rd to the prpp-
ertv Int the buvin< WIS confident. and y was
eor1ectu-ed that some dereicon.nt favorable In
| the stock was pene'n9. On +he advance. traders
so'a &c II Sls aSs T Point r n. he" aa es.'e' put the 're'
evening and brk.rr believed .hs. ..t,o7 .c1iH
was some selling Of both Continental and Anrr!-
car BY recent purchaser. apparently to realize
profits.
tn. heaviest hrvine CT United States Steel was
bv TarhNt !. Ta~lr- = -. T-sders and steel
I trade interests toln~d IN the buying. and II was
asserted by rome that there Will be q summer
dividend on the common stock.
London cahlea were as follows:
Eondou-rhe fortnightiv settlement held II mo-
I Rreesin~ fsvcrably:. American thsfes are active
last IN l. 4 n. and n. K. at.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
By telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIAIN.

Cairo. ILL.,. May z.-Ihs river continues rising
s s:S!d as., .ss e.. ssai S.! s': 4 i "a ''' f.: : a .s:: :. Z Z
11''ss< - ssRp i ssass Of 1 ian SsT.'' s \; , vii s.t aass
South Tomorrow. The Georgia Lee. with .
m me-. sss,ns sr's son .0; icy n 's%S'ftf u: .E n She s. d:-
parted for st. Louis At 4 a. m. The voolfolk
Down T fcr Ms%ph, with ss ! s q. ne. q ts sSssi e sss;ss
.tEsts b. m. T .f.de +. 1 4: p 5ssa.nf front to IL, h; u hSp..
G aose1 srr hiss,. st Ii'' 81 !? 3 S pnd me- as'at Tss lo 5ss ses
slss1pp, soen,s Il e. Pee aet a.o T1e the lsom 10s e. I M's,
s sba,ssa 9 ! e 8 7; %. OF ri iSu a i E%od ies saip; sse E sis.
also a lot Of sundries ior local consiEnees. She
Will make liberal additions and will get away
Memphis. Tenn. May 2s.-The river here stands
~ feet on the gauge. a rise Of 3 Of a foo, in
FOR Friar;s Point. after the fireworks on the
liver ana The Rober, F.: Lee leaves for Ashport.
full Of roInd-tIipners; and returns io:noIrow
S;ss 81; :; S,.h T is S sSx: e e1 Ss:s Rs:.; 4 down 19ys,
to-day were 500 sacks cotton seed.
.n ss5.'a sssss is S-s Sss g @e1t 2, 5,i iss., :, !. . 81 ST. q !
will take the place Of the Dubuque. which rank
nea. 35ausw son. The II ns Sd1e,as ann and w sTsT s, Of tn, the
quincy down tomorrow. The Sidney will be up
from st; Louis to.m NOR s; and win R2T5ocesd to
in and out from Keokuk.
feet rad a u rising my. b neS Fov1sI 10 s ealio o 5saa dine e
Joe Fowler 70 Evansville at 10 a. m. Golden
Rod out of Tennessee River at 5 p. m. Il. A.
Speed out Of Tennessee River at 2 a. m. T., II.
a IsSis p,t g.s:sss f sS.ine st quiet e. m Weather clear
Grand Tower; H. May 2s:..chester down at
down at 1890 a. m. Georgia Lee up at 9 p. m.
Harvester with 2 barses up At I .; m. Chester
. Of n foot in the last "a hours. Weather clear
Chester, ILL.,. May 1s.-River falling: gauge 8
feet. weather clear. Boats down: Chester. II
%. M; Columbia 1 O.. m; Fritz and barges at
.. m. Boats up: Columbia left for St. Louis
at / D. m: Grey Eagle. $50 p. m; Georgia Lee.
s p. m: Chester due up: Tender 10 and out on
time.
10 feet 5 inches: on falls 8 feet 2 inches; below
Cincinnati. o.. May 2a.-River II feet: rising.
Clear and cool.
Pit,sburg. Nay :o.-River 1876 feet: falling.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Evansville. May .s.-River ISL feet; falling.
Warsaw. ILL.,. May 1.-Gaugs reads Z feet.
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n. c. NOEL t. CO., 4
H.msur. With . good D.tron.s. of srs'sn. ana .

n1uSUut Win HoOo UAooAo60 SaoA oN
The City Of Memphis left port yesterday aft
s.sG Hne 70. sa 9ishh' an 0e e. ssD sa1saSs' eood Ere fHeissi TIP
and q number Of passengers
The Chester is dus to arrive this morning from
Cape Girardeau. and Will depart for the aams
port in the afternoon.
for aT ps'n, Bad ID E E. M. s,s:ssa ' sns diiI.o ass. aiSees
good freight manifest and . number OF pas
tons Of freight. -
United state. snasno.. Colonel MfKsn.ls
work on the way up the river.
The towbcat Frit. brought up . barge Of lrm.
i Ssr the be'm af,e ea,oo fr another town. ~
ton n1 Tse s'asey :f. snae% .e's viii make tho sistssn-
mis' and SEins that boa:.s cargo to g. Louis.
The Quincy left Dubuque last night for 81.
Louis ,a and; bssinp p.s; 'y Ws.a !. ,s NIL p %a.s ,e "a.
trade between Ct. Louis and st. Paul.
Of I &. Fsissen.h ~ u /; aasn,s pi.t Il III ia. .s. Issued
to pilots and masters notice Of the following
s sa:.ss, c. IN 'e a,rs us,ssS s ans d gI:s l ann.k ss.
lower. moved up 200 yards: Fountain Blur.
below For. Gage: Holschen Landing. moved down
below seventy-six;. foot Tower Island. moved out
on point OF bar: hamburg Towhead, started: be-
changed to shineman: Swift Sure. moved down
Island. moved down Cos yards: Below Philadel-
fric.'s %IandinS. moved down is yards: above
Hacker Towhead. discontinued (day maIkl:
h I,isns. T SSrs.. moved s::sp, aSss Say & ya %s.s' st snna1S
Bar. estsSSlissed day msrk,: foot. siidins Tow:
head. moved out on bar: stannzId Field. moved
down o oS ssEa; mile sea' S''o''' 1'"nss' "''e'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
THREE PERSONS BURNED.
Mother, Daughter and Latter's Son
Perish in Fire.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
watseka. ILL.,. May "a fire in which
three persons lost their lives occurred near
here Tuesday morning.
The victims are: Mrs. Hirschburgef, an
aged lady: her daughter. Mrs. MCGEE, and
the latter's little son. aged 5 years.
The family resided in a two-story frame
upstairs. while Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE and
their 2-year-old daughter occupied . room
on the lower floor.
About g O'Clock the husband waS aroused
by the smoke, and, calling his wife. he took
the little one outdoors. The mother vent
upstairs to call her mother and son. This
was the last seen of her, she had scarcely
left when the ceiling fell in.
The frenzied husband stood rooted to the
ground watching the fire devour the bodies
Of his family, remaining in q ~half-da1ed
condition until several Of the neighbors ar
rived on the scene.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
okl.hona's National Banks.

washington. May 2e.-The abstract q he
Comptroller OF the Currency. showing the con-
dition Of the National Eanks in OklahomA At
the close Of business on April "a. IL ~ follo0s:
Resources:
Loans and discounts. $c.sos.6se: total 0oc1e.
Sol, t6ii United States certificates for Goo0 De-
posted. s465. 81: total resources. &.oAtA
individusi deposits. Y. Ds.es. Assraos mni1vs
held, 6sS per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
xationaI b.nk order.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washington. May 0.-rhe application q ths
National Fowler Bank Of Lafayette, In6.. to
organize with a capital Of 100000. has osen ap-
proved.
proved as reserve agent for the Peoples Ma
tional. WarrensburK, No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
SPECIAL.
New York, May 29.-Sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

Riyer Forecast.
The river 1t 81. Louis will fall.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges Wednesday marked 10.2 feet.
showing o decline Of . Of . foot In the last "a
hours.
Traffic along the river front yesterday was
fairly brisk. and consisted entirely Of OUTBOUND
business.
Weather bright and warm.
To-Day's Weather.
Unsettled. but probably fair.
Arrived.
Spread Eagle Alton
Departed.
". H. Grapevine Rochepor
Spread Eagle
Bad Eagle .............. Peoria
india Owens ..........
City Of Memphis River
City Of Sheffield HAMBURG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
River RiaIto Brevities.

The India Given cleared for Calhoun County
landings yexterday afternoon with . good trip.
The Columbia Is due to arrive this morning
from Chester. for which port the beat VII clear
again In the afternoon.
-Tne Spread EaGle will make Q trip Jefer-
son Barracks this afternoon At ] 0clocsY
The Georgia Lee ID due this afternoon from
noon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
GET IN ON the TRENTON ROCK

nvnOto of nj honest company to h public 10 participate n . solid.
Sefanti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROck OIL 20 o 4 Beaumont. Texas; capital
stock. 100000: shares, 81 cnch. fully pid u m onassessable
Now onerst the Investing public q limited number Of shares Of 1T e aapan SICK s ,a as
Development purroses. This propaaoons. WI 70. S ned meM open dr a rm'ea ao rWei s or
inscriptions may be made to any Of tho oAow-naned directors. ocknoMNss
agents companie b cash or exchange. and shouo the onerhs DC oVeHuoA"""
the dt applications received will take precedence
PROPERTIES OF THE TRENTON ROCK OIL COMPANY
! Are the most valuable and positive ~ LANDS undveaoped In the famous Hsainlmoonn.
The investing public is assured that. the properties will be immedhtey. deyaepeo
sad shat ssogTas.s are nov made and 0 saSc being sdnS closed sn d1rt the , Sonnf fb eh " puTcb aMe
This stock. on account Of the, close proximity of the holdings OF the company 10
the sWhers. will advance rapidly
Trenton Rock OIL stock Is . Sur Winner for the GLOWING Reasens
F1st.A glance at the personal and business onnecusn Of tths Directors aS stock ss,
best offer IN tn I'll Held and the frtw well brought in many million dollars profit
Second-Our properties consist of 1854 acres owned in fee simple situated close
than that of my other company offering stock W care near the Higgins lucas an
Guney Gushers This tre. q land is directly over the oil lax Ike, and wells RI will d5ms
Company WINS its w drilling machinery the very, bVa nd latest inpoveo,n mas tx
pert driNer. an every holding of the company III be developed.
- OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
4 Ponder. .pr%; vice, president Of rex sa'Hs" h.d70' Banking Co., EM"
y AA. sazY9 Bank st a. z*1 s T a-AH nih f ss5 = r.s ss1 :. . M cu- COL
emihsms Tx N% snhna I IS som.ra. cotton .rhaa.
John Schumacher. reamrn: banker a Bryan Tex o. '""" WV" ""
Honorable g. ". Parish. Secretary; Repre- Ismpasas and San Angelo Tel.
ssmas RoSeHson County and merchant CAL ,L..R, BIsHss% vice president Galveston
D.. q, NOEL ( CO., E.:ss. : s : Fs. ss S%ss g szs. s:i Ear.. .:a 5.s s.: . :: S:. H.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
FINANCIAL
AMERICAN LINSEED COMPANY.
New York. May %. 1901

new 1orks may ~, ISvL
ellke Stockholders Of tie
AMERICAN LINsEED COMPANYs
The Board Of Directors are pleased to re
port to the stockholders that after mature
consideration and elaboration a most de-
girable arrangement has been effected for
an exchange of the stock OF the AMER
lCAN LINSEED COMPANY for the stock
Of the UNION LEAD AND OIL COMPANY.
TIT capital stock Of the Union Lead and
Oh Company, including that necessary to
acquire all the capital stock Of the Amer
lean Ilnseed Company on the terms here
matter mentioned, to be Seventeen Million
Dollars CHI. 10000 said stock being all Of
one class. Common Capital Stock. one hun
dred and seventy thousand ii 1000 shares.
Of one hundred dollars 600 each.
Il The stock Of the American Linseed Com
pany shall be deposited under the agree
ment-copies OF which are on nle with the
-6eposltaries hereinafter mentioned-to be
exchanged for the stock OF the Union Lead
and Oil Company on the following basis or
terms:
Each share of the Preferred Stock
81 the American Linseed Company
shall receive F0fty-eight Dollars
(e4S1 In the stock of the Union Lead
aDd Oil Company.
Each share Of the Common stock
!. Of the American Linseed Company
shall receive Eighteen Dollars
(e18) In the stock Of the Union Lead
and OH Company.
The Union Lead and Oil Company re-
Eeerves the right to refuse to make such
4 exchange unless there is deposited for such
exchange two-thirds C-3) of each class OF
! stock OF the American Linseed Company.
The holders Of large amounts Of the stock
! OF the American Lnseed Company have al
ready signiied their approval OF the ar
! Tangement. n your Board Of Directors
: urge the prompt acceptance thereof by the
i balance Of the stockholders.
Certificates OF stock, duly and regularly
assigned and Endorsed in blank. duly wit.
! messed. with proper revenue stamps at.
tached for transfer, should be deposited
with the NEW YORK SECURITY ANn
= TRUST COMPANY. NO. - WALL
012EET, NEW YORK CITY, or thu
lIlIKOIs TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK
CITY OF CHICAGO, Upon deposit of which
transferable receipts will be issued, /ex'
changeable for the stock Of the Union Leae
and Oil Company upon the consummatior
of the arrangement.
DEPOSITS MUST BE MADE ON OF
BEFORE THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE, 1901
after which date nc deposits will he re
ceived except In the discretion Of the Boart
OF Directors of the Union Lead and Oh
Company and on such terms as they mai
prescribe.
By authority Of the Board Of Directors.
GUY G. MAJOR, President.
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New York. May %. 1901.
10 tie Stockholders of the
AMERICAN LINsEED COMPANYs

The undersigned. stockholders Of the
MEXICAN LINSEED COMPANY, having
q fully considered the proposed arrange
Meik between the stockholders of the Amer
lean Linseed Company and the Union Lead
and on Company. have decided to exchange
our stock as per said arrangement for the
stock, OF the Union Lead and Oil Company.
We believe that the consummation of the
proposed arrangement will decrease ex-
penses and lower the cost of manufacture,
resulting in larger net earnings applicable
to dividends
Inasmuch rs the Union Lead and OIL
Company have reserved the right to refuse
to make such exchange unless two-thirds
C-S) Of each class of stock of the American
Iinseed Company is deposited. We urge the
prompt deposit of your stock.
Faithfully yours.
GUY G. MAJOR,
FRANZ II. RAY,
WILLIAM r. ORR,
AUGUSTUS N. EDDY,
JOHN L. SEVERANCE,
CONFER e. HIGHLEY,
GEORGE G. METZGER,
JOHN W. H1RST,
4 HI. ADAMS,
se JOHN W. DANIELS.
+ \. g. EDWARDS 4 SONS Of NO. at
- tve Street. st. Louis, will receive and
II war certificates Of stock to the deposit
II without cost to advertisers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Gevernment Bonds.
New York Mining stecks.

lew York stock Quotations.
st. Louis. Wednesday May .. 1901.
The following shows the opening, highest, low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. corrected daily for The
Republic BY b. r. Francis, Bro. 4 Co.. bonds
nd etccks. NJ North Fourth street.
Stoc,u. Sales. Open. High. Low. Clos. Yea.
AB s., G ssa. Fsly.:: &c &c ~ ~ e 81 & e ~ ~
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RIVER NEWS,

Rise and Fall Of the Rivera
B0r twenty-four hours. ending at Z a, M:
81. Louis, Mo-, May q. 100
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Pltsb0fg Stocks.
Received daily by d. r. Francis, Bro. 4 Co.
Nc. "a North Fourth street. w.
PittshurE Plate Glass, asked. no bids
Westinghouse Air Brake. last mention. IN bid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
An Active Day, with Large Business
Reuorted In Local Money Market.

wecnepday 10 usually Q very busy day with
banks and trust companies. and yesterday was
no exception. as business IN all branches Of
This was especially true OF routine transactions
and checking and dspositing in psrtieulart which
laeiLess was very good, and the demand for
loans was lively. and q large amount of money
f. und employment during the day. The demand,
which was well scattered. was easily satisfied,
as money was in moro than ample supply. There
was no change reported in interest mates, which
we're quoted at 6 to Z per cent. with an average
OF probably s per cent. at which rates most Of
the paper wns made.
The LOCAL bank clearings. were laIEes ~ 81
fA.y1, the balances amounting to 81. SIS, ia
D0neatiC ExChanRe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
SESSION.

Bids for international Automatic Coupler
were higher yesterday morning at 53.s:,a
but there was none offered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

Cloudy. cooler and threatening rain. Xnshan
passed up at 6 p. m. Silver Crescent down and
I'M in OuiOcv trade ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

The initial sale yesterday was In 100
shares Granite-Bi-Metallic. which sold In
iifty-share lots at $40. later S2CI!1 was bid
and $2.l0 asked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

Chicago Stocks.
Received daily by G. q. Walker 4 Co.. No s1o
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

To-Day's Weather.
Unsettled. but probably fair.