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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

New York Mining Stocks.


Reported by Francis. Bro & Co.. No. 21i North
Fourth street:
LonGon cables showed market on other side as
weak. the result of heavy selling in PARIS OF COP
per shares in connection with the Paris Stock
Exchange settlement Arhitrage brokers IT
turned out. heavy sellers in this market
about 1900 shares including fairly large AMOUNTS
OF Eries. Southern Pacifcs, Atchisons and south
Railway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

II = 2
Mixers and springers-.The top Of 50 was OBJ
tained for a mixer and indicates strength on
the good kinds. for which there is decent de-
mand The supply OF all kinds moderate.
Representative sales
L.. ....H.00 L.. 80. go
Southern .Cattle-Receipts OF quarantine cattle
were liberal; but not quite SO heavy as Monday
Of last week The quality. however. was bet
ter. presenting top Of A.l5. with add!tiona!
sales az Ss0Gilo all above the top Of week
ago. Tn. run amounted I13 cars and around
4. 75s head amongst which representations
from Arkansas. Tennessee and Mississippi, in ad-
dition TO the usual proportion direct from Texas
and the Indian Territory. a very good proper
t!Crl Of these were the early market, and the
bulk OF them went over the scales early. Later
arrivals found the same active competition. and
were readily disposed of at the steady prices
that prevailed throughout on both cows and
steers Calves were considered a little stronger
than the class OF last week
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

The entire market was affected by the selling
and BY various rumots in regard to the copper
trade. The selling during the early part OF the
day chiefly for short account and outsiu.
speculative interests. although the declines
brought out some long stock. Buying was r.ner-
ally OF iistless character. and IN one way as-
sressiye.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

Butcher Cattie-The supply of butcher cattle
for Monday was larger than week ago. but
not much difreren; in quality. several loads OF
toppy stuff being available The usual compe-
iition prevailed and trade was fairly active at
steady 70 easy prices. on both Gamers and fat
killing kinds. Some statesmen reported no diff
Guilty in dsposing OF their holdings Of all kinds
while others had to take of little In order to
effect clearance Veal calves reached top Of
only S. which is the lowest for some time, and
trade on these was considered exceedingly dull
at the decline
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

Reported by Francis. Bro. & Co.. No. I'll
North Fourth street:
Prime sterling. cables &S5l a. s55s: check,
4s5l4 a4.s5ss: 60 days 1894. s31s.
Commercial bankers checks l.ssa4. .s5.: 60 days
4s2s4 444.s2f.: 80 days ISIS.
Grain bills 4s3; cotton 4.s2
Bankers Paris cables 5.1sI: checks s.1sx: 90
days 5.207aG5. .20SG5.2o Lis
Commercial French francs. checks SO; 60 days
52IAG5.21 i-1645.2lM.
swiss checks 6lsssas.1s lis: 60 days 5.2ls0
5.21 1-l6.
Belgian checks sos: 60 days 52sH
Bankers reichsmarks. cables 95H: checks
IS 3-l6: 50 days 81 Il-ls
Commercial reichsmarks. checks s59ss LIS: 60
days siIs: 80 days 94k
Bankers. Dutch guIiders. checks 10 l-lsa4os:
so days 3sI.
29X "-''
Market barely steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

But'er-H Ghef. Quotations: Creamery &c:
frslr isJtYg. seconds l1''lSr- paigy-EXtra lie.
ntsis i2ilIc. counir>-Cholce lie. poor 70 fair
aGloc: grease q. l.aulr -racksi-ENtgA l5r. fTsts
l5c
chccse-Jobhlng: Twins lo'4c. single. lie.
dairtcs nizc. y, \ u'..; long horns lls.c; y. Y.
large uc. y Y. small 1iizc LEmburgsr at l!isc.
Swiss-New al ljc. u3d at l5r. Bnc. u;sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

The hrst I1ne OF QuotatIons In each class Is cal-
cuated to represent the full range from common
to extra. Dealers. however. often classify super
lative punches tall tops for buyers which some
times cell considerably above the highes. quota
tons The second line of quotations signiae. the
bulk OF sales and generally represents the various
ket more or less mixed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
butcher Stock steady to Easy-Hoss
Hfnher-Sheeu steady

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Rcceipts OF
native cattle were very fair for Monday, except
in the dressed beef and shipping class; outside
OF n single load Of fed natives good enough
to sell at So. and several loads of fair West
erns there practically nothing fit to XIII
Competition was all that could be expected ui-
der the circumstances. and business was gem
orally done on a steady basis.
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

SIC. Government bonds irregular: state bonds
inactive: railroad bonds irregular. Exchanges.
SH2. 1854: balancer 1888. 4s5.
Chicago H. sept so,Clearngs'. s XII ~
New York exchange 1oaaoc discount: q, mo M.
BaItimore: Nd. Sept. 3o.-Clearings. sl.o''''fi'
Boston. Mass. Sept. so-Exchanges. as. .o2s;
halaEccs. I3le5.6
,,I IPhiiadelphia Pa, Sept so.-Clearings. sn,5i'.-
236 balances, 81 3i5 5s3
New York exchange 40c discount. Clearinss. 3d.
SCI. 800.
New York Stock Quotations.
ST. Louis. Monday, Sept 30, 1s01.-The fol-
lowing shows the opening. highest. lowest and
closing quotations on the New York Stock TX
change yesterday. Corrected daily for The Re
public by Francis Bro. & Co.. bonds and
stocks. 2li North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

WHEATLCash Market-Receipts 1856 SKIS. and
q cars local and cars through. Sales of No !
red At nhc this and 71Zd72c E. side. M 2 rod
auotable At 7Od7lc and No. at esLc skid I'm
elevator: 71c for No. red and 1c to 2c less for
No and No. 4: hare winter at s9fssi.c for No
and Sc for No. Q: outside rates for Kansas
CoRN-Cash Market-Receipt. 50 cars local and
cars through; No. white selling at SIC svitchasi
10 elevator: No: mixed better selling al 1c
OATS-Cash Market-Received So cars local "a M,
u cars through: No. sold at sSc; No. at 37Gc.
No. white at ssMc for fancy E side; No i
RYE-No 5s1c this siGe. 5sc E. side.
BARLEIIQuotablc at 69sG3c. according TO
FLAXSEEDANo market.
FLOCR.Quotations soft winter for car lots
on trk Patsnts 60 4oa3eo: straights IS 20a3 30:
extra fancy Sos@5 u; clear 81 ?oa2 s.: hard win
Yer IN 1ute sks 25oa25 Is for clear. 2s5a3 os for
patents s. 3od3 90 In bulk, Csc higher in wood
. BRAN-E. side country points &c: Ieo-lb SIX.
mills. 'N a.
SHiPsTUFF-s5aesc.
RYE FLOUR-Jobbing at s.. 10 in SKIS and 81 q,
coRNMEAL.c,y meal I, o. b. $3.50; pearl
.sinrss se tom. Zeal and 80 ton.
follows: Timothy sila1t5o for choice. SIS for No.
sl1 50: prairie this eide sI2Gla5o for No ane
$500 for No Q: alfalfa s12a1s5o.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Spelter ouotable st
2.2h65.s5. Lead DUH. with soft Missouri and
chemical hard at s4.2Th: desilverized at s452iz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
st. Loui- Cotton Market.
T'd'i'b. '-G TO &c NlI VIII
spot Cotton Market.


Galreston-Stcady. rniddiinEs Sc
ba.,s. ~ 7-S wv
Memphis-Steady: middlinss $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
Closing quotations.:
Domestic Exchange.

Whitaker & Co., bond. stock. commercial pa
per and exchange brokers'. No. 200 North Fourth
street. quote exchange as fellows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

There no noticeable shifting Of loans to-
day. although payments for October dsburse-
ments expected to be arranged for. The
rate for call money on exchange ranged from
day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
Treasur1 Statement.

Washington. Sept. 20 -To-day's statemen. of
the treasury balances In the general fund ex-
elusive OF the si5o go ooS fund In the d.
VISION M OF redemption. shows: Available balance.
Sls1. '21: gold. sl02 l0aO57
The BaukA,
New York. Sept 3O.-Call money steady at
,d4 per cent: last loan 3is: ruling rate I. Prime
mercantiie paper iAa5ts per cent. Sterling ex.
change heavy. with actual business IN bankers
bills at H.ss44 .s5,. for demand and A.s2N0
4.SeA for % days. Posted rates A.A64. .s6l5;
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

Junior Vanderbilt stocks, which have been ac-
cum"o'ed recently. were adversely affected by
antagonistic newspaper articles published TINS
morning. No definite news in regard to the de-
tails of the proposed deal or of ". X Wander
bilts expected arrival could be obtained ami
Mr. Vanderbilrs friends said that he had nor Vet
left the other side. These people said to-day
that the deal will probably provide for the for
formation OF new company. the shares of which
will be offered to New York Central stockholders
on terms that are expected to make subscription
privileges range at ~ to Is per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

Missouri Pacific sold in fairly large
amounts during the day by Van Emburgh & At
terbury. For some time reports have been cur
rent that the pool in the stock had been liqudated
and some active speculative interests insisted
that they knew long stock was being steadily
placed the market. These statements Were
denied by interests connected with the stock
movements recently. but they did not show any
disposition resist the efforts to depress the
price until toward the close.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
Monthly Bank Clenring..

Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed; ;
SeaEingS ls2 rs. and balances Of seso, ,s97. conn.,
sssi.oo5 Saturday. The statement shows clear
ings OF 6s3 and balances Of 81. .0s1. 3o7 for
the month Of September. compared with clear
ings OF Sl3o543 s1 and balances OF SIC sss for
the same month "a year ago,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

L. s Steel was exceptionally firm. and brokers
active In both common and preferred said the
buying was OF good character II was gener-
ally taken for granted that the regular dividends
On both stocks will be declared Tomorrow anu
that the management will issue statement OF
the earnings of the company making a very sat
isfactOry showing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
Foreign Exchange.

Gold amounting to sI.ooo.ooo arrived here to-Gay
from Paris La Champagne. making total
from Europe SO far this movement 81. go. 600.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
srocks ayD BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass Sept. 39-The closing quotations
on money stocks. bonds and mining shares were
as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

Anaconda and Amalsamated Copper were both
sold by Boston houses and local speculative in
terests. This selling was attributed to an ,x-
pected decline in the price Of copper The amour,
Selling Company the American Smelling Com
pany and other handlers Is estimated 65.vJ
tons. OF roughly estimated cash value or
Se,. 900. 600.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

Bar Silver.
quiet at Is l5-1sd per ounce
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01
An Excellent Combustion.

An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF FIas, manufactured bv che
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate.
the value of obtaining the LIQUID laa5-
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incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
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is the one perfect Strengthening laxa-
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dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipstion per.
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every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, mako It the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing fgS
are used. as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from senns sud
other aromatic plants, by method
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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-01

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.

Current receipts sold at &c., loss OF for near
by. Receipts ss6 cases: shipments 300 cases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
SoxE FooLIsH PEOPLE

ALLOW . cough 10 run until II gets beyond
tbs reach Of medicine. They often say,
Oh. II viii wear away, but in most cases
u sill wear them away. Could they be
induced to try The successful medicine
called Ksmp's Bslssm, which is sold on .
positive guarantee 10 cure. they would
Immediately see the ercelent effect after
taking the frat dose Price ~ and 8
Trial sire free. Al all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

The cemnacisi Hosse 10 dsiss I
seea hsssEeH.
The sss Essissd Tsaspheas Co
sapses 10 fsi,h lssu sofk here 10 . 10.
asys. csspeslIrs Tbs 20 Subscribers siis
10 ssehssss
LII pscpls keep soniss hsrs IL ~ill
become . ssrloss qsestios sLsfs The,
slii e., sna sleep. II The ssv bssirss'
sstsrpfisss &c 90 there ell hsvs 10 b
May mere tsrsnssis and that very scen.
The Vail Lisht ssd Lander Co. ere
srshire verk snd vii have very doe
plant Tbsrs boilers srs set. sDd bald
log wall sisrs. bat their eDsine hss pot
arrived ~ soon - promised. Which will
delay them several dsys
--vs,srsps snoula remember The re
annion Of Co. G lab VI 81 ibs Conner
e,ai House. JAY %. With csnpfrs .,
q. A. II. ball 10 The evening 10 which I'll
old soldiers. ladies Of the Of The W, Il. G.
snd I'll istssssled are cordially invited
The Ba,tsnkiIl L1mber Co. tried thsir
rev spou Last week ssd IL worked very
successfully. Pulp wood came down .
distance Of ever four miles In twenty
minutes. They expect 10 begin shipping
10 large qusuiities in isw days.
Norsrom Bros. hsvs secured sn option
on the meadow OF J. II. Hicks, sonih Of
the Vail Cas- plant, and intend to use Il
tor large hsisbius chop for their Souib
Dorsst marble, employ ing two Or three bun
dred hsnds. The large library building
10 New York, which they are to build.
viii require large amount OF marble and
lhey have other large contracts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
DAVE cnr. NEn .Aprll !, 1900.

Genesee Pure Food Co., II Roy. n Y:
Gentienen:--I uot say 10 regard to
GRAIN o that there 10 nothing better OF
healthier. We have used II for years. Ny
brother sss . great ccnes drinker. He
vss taken sick srd the doctor ssid thu,
coffee vas the csuss Of IL. snd told % 70
use GRAIS-o. We got . pssksse bat did
not like !, q Hrs'. b.. rcu voald no, be
vilheui H. ny brother be- been we'll sv
a. sirce " started 70 uss IL. Youn truly.
LIIIIx Sccno8
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Yos ssanot srioy perfect health. rosy
shssts sod sparkling syss II yoar liver 10
sisssish ssd year bowels eIosssd. De
Waits Little Early Rissrs cleanse The
shois system. Thsy never sripA oE
Adams. Ariisgtss. A n Pssiibsse, Mao
chester Depot; 4 n Saith, wssl Airing
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

OpIiu8 ouugus tIo espeeisty uspBctou
and unIess cured at once. serious result
often follow. One Minute Cough Cur
acts like msgio. II 10 not . common mi,
tsre bat 10 : high grade remedy. OE Al
ans, Arlington; A q Pettibone. Msnche,
ter Depot; A q Smith. West Arlington.
nASoHrsTKR orsrRE
Fred Bentley Of kiddlsboty 10 spsnd
,Ds . few days In tows.
DIR. Brown Of Boston 10 visiting BIZ
brother. Rsv. J. b, Brown.
-Resulsr meeting Of ". r. @. this Fri
day afternoon u $50 o'clock.
--Rsenlar Cormuniostisn 81 Adosirsm
Lodge. Y. "A. N. this Thursdsy evening.
Mics Junis Lnsene hes returned from
Ratisnd where she has been visiting Der
friend. Mrs. Psrcy Williams.
MIR. snd MIRA Arthur Msrsden ard
son Norman, OF Peunsylvsn,s. ere visiting
their mother. Mrs. Sarsh Harris.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet this
Thursdsy afternoon With Ms A r Day.
A corai.l 10 viistioa 10 sx,ep sd 20 Ill.
The vi.ssse schools closed Friday for
The summer vscslion. 0n Saturday The
ITO iarior Grades sri ,ysd . picnic.
Mrs. Bsr. Petitions and two children
n L,Crossc. Wiz ere spending The sun
nsr ui,b her sant Mrs. Psss Warner
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown sd children Of
o, sse the guests Of their par
'nts. Rev aud M Brosn Of Zon rec
ory.
james G. Dosy Of Boulder, COL. WHO
,ss iust haished . pos. graduate courss
4 Cornell University. 10 spsndise . SEX
Nth Harris WAippIs.
-Ns z L Wymsn hes been sttsrd
a. The Coo usnceusnt sxsrcises Of Hoich
lies School Il Lskssilie, Conn.,. Of which
Ies brother vas Gee Of The sfsdusisa.
NEXT sapdsy morning ct The Baptist
huseh. Res. J.B. Brovn siIl deliver 50
ddrssx On the Patriotic Csiiz,n." and
. The evening" ihs topic gill be, Hidden
! the Clsit Of .ke Rock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

Those famous little pills, DsWitt's Lii
tie Early Risers will remove oil imp uritiss
from your system. cleanse your bowels,
make them regular. o E Adams. Airing
ton; A Il Psitibone. Manchester Depot;
A II Smith, West Arlington.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-05
One Word to the Public!

During the past fifteen months the Akron Realty
stopped in it's improvements in Kenmore, has
already expended thousands dollars thousands
will be expended The fact that the expend
it's money literally shows the companys faith
Kenmore should convince the most skeptcal
conservative and the real tiid coWardy investor
that the business that it will put in enough
to make Kenmore from the start that
you will need to wait life time the farms
ed into beautiful oursng residence CITY, What has made
South Akron and Barberton such glorious 1t
good management coupled with the expenditure of
money to make improvements.
Remember all the vast improvements going at
Kenmore being paid for by The Akron Realty Co.,
not fall onto the purchasers the Of special tax We want
each reader of this to take the to Ken
this week to what doing Thousands have
already been out and want thousands to The
running the Boulevard
that to Kenmore from part of Akron Bar
berton for sc fare This is the only place in Summit
county where this advantage offered, will short
time hundreds dwellings settlers for Kenmore.
The Akron Realty CO.
Corner Mill and Howard Streets,
Or Kenmore Boulevard
The colored American., 1901-03-30
No longer any excuse for Dandruf
Falling Hair or Badness.

D. B. Cherniss. FaTmersville, Texas, says ds
top of his head was entirely bald but the Rene
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Says Professor Turner, President OF Fairmom,
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and in few weeks thereafter my entire scalp vas
covered with a thick dOwny growth Of new hair
The whole of my hair was gone except fringe
around my hat line. In six weeks the bald spot
was entirely covered. / had been bald for thIU
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the results"
Theresa FenneH Moscow, Idaho, says:-.N
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The remedy has cured thousands and no @'
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The remedy also cures itching and dandI--'
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The colored American., 1901-03-30
AROUND THE WORLD.
Two Washington and Georgia Boy CHI
cumnavigate The Globe.

A letter has just been received from
Mr.. Charles II. jerks formerly Of 1414
8th street, n. W, Mr. William Il. Pow
ell, 1882 10Th stleet, n. W., and Mr..
William w. Carter OF Augusta, Ga. ;
tellir g their frieLds Of their voyage
They wEite; CATER three long trips
around the wolId, sLeL ding tWoweeks
in Honolulu, ten days IN YOkohoma,
Japan, forty days, Nagisaka. five days
in Hong Kong, China, and now wlnt-
erir g in Man Ia" They will return to
their natiV heath in May, and will no
doubt have mary interesting tbiI gs to
tell their friends scquaintaL ces.
The colored American., 1901-03-30
Score Cne for the Race.

A short time ago. Public Printer
Palm er decided to fill vacant clerk,
ship at the Government Printing Officer
the lace paying 81 per day. The en-
tries for examination VI ere numeFOusr
the applicants being recomm ended by
their respective foremen In the list
we're two CT Iored men, W. B. Christian
OF B. Ilimore, end J. W. Bui cher, Of The
District Mr. Christian led the entire
bunch" by b: g margin. and has teen
appointed to TIE clerkship. He is Civ
ing entire satisfaction in the dist haIge
OF very ODeTOus duties. MIR. Christlsn
and Mr.. n. W. Quincy are the only CO l.
ored clerks emf 10y ed in the ffiee.
The colored American., 1901-03-30
Special Induce menlS.

Extraordinary IL ducemeL ts are Offer =
ed by Messrs. Clark Br' s., whose reei
estate and insurance ffiCes are at 605
18th st, II. W. They ere controlling the
best suburban lois IN the District OF
COlumbis, 81 d they are selling these
lots to white and colOred people alike
The terms are reas enable and sensible
cClOred people ought to lake advan-
tage OF the offers they are msklng
See advertise ment in another palt of
the paper.