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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25
railways for hauling the mails.

railways for hauling the mails.
From present appearances it seems
to Democrats in this city that free sill
yer will be practically dropped from
the next platform of the party. From
every section some statements show
ing that the leaders generally seem to
consider that the plentifuIness Of gold
makes further insistence on silver to
maintain a sufficient currency un-
necessary. Most significant is an in
terview given out by Mr.. TOwne, one
Of the most ardent silver men in the
country. Mr.. TOWne'S friends in
Washington have known for some
time that he favored going slowly with
the silver issue in the next campaign,
and not pressing it in the face Of
other paramount issues" When in
Washington several days ago he eX-
pressed no dissatisfaction with the
omission of the silver plank from the
platform Of the Ohio convention. He
said: Free silver as an issue is abb
solutely dead in the west. do not be-
lieve 1t will be mentioned in the Dem
ocratic platform Of campaign of 1904.
The feeling among Democrats there is
that they want to win, and they do not
care what kind of a platform they
have so long as it brings victory.
There is a strong feeling in the West
in favor of the nomination of Mr..
Hill or some other man from the
East. The Democrats there are tired
Of defeat and the drift is toward the
adoption of a platform which will ig-
- l.
paigns. While the supply of gold
continues to increase as it has been
increasing lately there can be no SER
ious or successful demand for free sill
ver"
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25
A Sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot
lose is sure thing. Biliousness. sick
headache, furred tongue, fever, piles
and thousand other ills are caused by
constipation and sluggish liver. Casca-
rets Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimulant and intestinal tonic
are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. C. G. are sure
thing. Try box to-day: 10c.. 25c., SOC.
Souple and booklet free. See our big
ad.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25
To fountain and Sea Shore Resort,

10 IIOunLalH anu Sea SnOrS Resort,
Before completing arrangements to,
your summer trips or Geci ling ma,
places at which to spend the summsr
you should call on Ticke. Agents arj
Passenger Representative; of the Sas
board Air Line Railway. They a.,
specially prepared to furnish inform.
tiOn as to lowest rates, quickest scbel
ules and most attractive routes to tEs
Mountain Resorts in Western NOrS
Carolina and Southwest Virginia. sJo
to the Seashore Resorts of Ocean VieV
Virginia Beach. Old Point ComfOrt m
great Eastern Resorts along the Jpra.V
Coast and other popular places reacbei
via the Seaboard Air Line RaiIwsT
This Company is offering lower rsts
than ever with perfect train service and
fast through schedules. 1t will interat
and benefit you to call on SeabOard Af
Line Railway Agents.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25
WANTED TO GIVE TT AWAY.

With a tiny two-weeks-old boy baby
in her arms, tall well dressed and
handsome woman, of about 80 years
OF age, giving. her name as Mrs. M. E.
Brown, of Tallahassee, Fla, called at
police headquarters, saying that the
baby had been left with her while on
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

If the stomach, liver and bowels fail
to perform their functions regularly and
the blood becomes contami.
mated with impurities, and the whole
system is in consequence debilitated.
Herbine is remarkable for its efficacy in
curing the ailments of summer, and the
disorders prevalent during hot weather.
Price, 80 cents. Wight & Bro.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve should be
promptly applied to cuts, burns and
scalds. 1t sOOthes and quickly heals the
injured part. There are worthless cOun-
terfeits, be sure to get DeWitt's. All
dealers
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

1t is easier to keep we'll than get
cured. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
taken now and then, will always keep
your bowels in perfect order. They
never gripe but promote an easy gentle
action. All dealers,
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

81 am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my present good health and
my life. l was treated in vain by doc
tors for lung trouble following la grippe.
took One Minute Cough Cure and re-
covered by health" Mr. E. II. Wise,
Madison. Ga. All dealers.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

Those famous little pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers compel your liver and
bowels to do their duty, thus giving you
pure, rich blood to recuperate your
body. Are easy to take. Never grippe.
All dealers.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

Children often cry, not from pain, but
from hunger, although fed abundantly.
The trouble arises from inanitiOn; their
food is not assimilated, but devOured, by
worms. A few doses of Whites Cream
Vermifuge will destroy the worms.
when the children will begin to thrive
at once. Price, % cents. Wight &
Bro.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

a Southern Railway train coming from
Macon to Atlanta that morning. She
wanted to have the baby taken off her
hands, and placed in some Orphanage.
Previous to her coming to the police
station, she had gone, says the Atlanta
News, to the Home for the FriendleSs,
and asked permission to leave the
baby there.
81 wish to leave my baby with you,'
she said to the matrOn of that insti-
tuition.
The matrOn looked her over and
said:
I'VE cannot take it the home is full.
Who are you, and where do you live?"
"My name is Mrs. E. J. Brown, and l
live at POI Windsor street. My mother
lives at 210 Windsor street. She is ad-
dicted to the use of morphine, and will
have to go to an asylum. am the only
one who can go with her, and I want
to leave my baby here. Ny husband is
at work in Americus."
81 am sorry we cannot take the
child,'' said the matron.
A troubled look came into the stran-
gers handsome face.
please take it," she said. Its
father died three months before it was
born, and am alone. l must go away
with my mother, and cannot take the
child"
But the matrOn was Obdurate.
The strange woman turned to go, and
the matrOn telephoned Chief Ball
about her. strange actions.
Not long after that she appeared at
hn0 o11
her to his Office.
Where did you get this baby" he
asked.
"On the way from Macon here" she
replied. 81 left Macon early this morn
ing. After we had passed two or three
stations a tall, rather plainly dressed
young woman, her face heavy yelled,
asked me to hold the baby while she
left the train for a moment to speak
to a friend at a small station. I don't
know what the name of the station
was, and the woman didn't come back.
A bundle of baby clothes and a nurs-
ing bottle had been left with me by
the woman"
She then told how she had cared
for the baby all through the gray
morning as the train thundered on
and on toward the city.
81 told 10 one what had happened.
l thought it would be best just to
bring the child here and put it in an
asylum"
A faint smile came into Chief Balls
eyes.
Don't you suppose that yelled wo-
man is looking for you now?" he sug-
geSted.
Then he asked her name.
MY name IS Mrs. M. E. Brown, and
Pm from Tallahassee Fla. My nus
band is painting contractor and we
travel a great deal. We've been in Ma
just to spend day or two"
She had already told a reporter that
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

The Li'es that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently healed If you
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Be-
ware of worthless counterfeits. All
dealers.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

MY name is Mrs. M. E. Brown, and
Pm from Tallahassee Fla. My nus
band is painting contractor and we
travel great deal. We've been in Ma
con month, and I came to Atlanta
just to spend a day or two
She had already told a reporter that
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

Full line of Cook StoY,
rial, both steel and Iron.
Pipe Fittings, Injectors, L
Valves. Also a full line
Hooks and Steam Packing
Orated Chattanooga Cane
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-25

Send for our free illustrated book write
expr sSsly for expectant mothers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15

while thu receipts this morning cleared AZ the
Same prices. No Western spring chickens here.
put some southern arrived and sold at IsffIc
fowis-Ldght isc: rcns-ers &C. Others unchanged.
Dressed Iruitry-Esece!pt to-day i3 Ukgs- fhe
fresh receipts this morning were light and con
nned Utmost entirely TO one large shipment
really tine. sound Western dry-pick.d fowls
brought lec. while som. held stock forced out
at &c and lower. A limited quantity is stiil due
from the Southwest this week. but aside from
that the market cleaned up in good shape and
tone was steady. Really fancy large Western
springs. both scsiied and dry-p!cked. cleaned
siderable ordinary and small dry-pickei AMI
scald.d Western broilers on hand that We're
forced out at low prices Iced poultry Broilers.
Mes,efn dry- p.cked. fancy at .,pz.e; WesieIn
fancy small ga Toe: -ou'hwests dry picked
sisc: Western scalted prime small SIC. No other
change in quotations on either iced or frozen
poultry.
New York. June is.-wool Quiet
Boston. Mass. June l4-The Commercial Pui-
leiin viii say In tr-Incrrpv's report on the wool
trade az the United states:
IN improvement. noted IN the clothing and
cloth trade. has echoed In n better demand fr
wool Large lines 81 old Wyoming ana Idaho
woods have been closed cut this week At prizes
rnobtainatis a week ago. Fine territory VOLS
are quick. short woods selling on "A basis n teff
&c and staple AZ Sc clean. New Texas rss
ogened In Boston with sales az 1+c for e'-ht
buying freely IN the West. Large sales % Mis-
soEri and Indiana quarter blood c%ofuttrc- At
lsgi.i.c have been made. nearly "xhalstirE lie
stock left over from last year. Hilf-ticoi wonls
are no. saiahle even AZ IS.
The receipts ~ wool In Boston since January
l have been S.it@22s MS against s.sstsl5 ~.
m"rts 90 date are l,i.a95.3s lhs-. against sales Z
et'si.E" lbs. for the same period in 80. Tie
stock On hand IN Boston January J. 1871, was
= 100 lbs. the total stock to-day is E.Ss.ss.
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ny Telegraph.
REPI-BIJC SPECIALS

as Ss',S. The h.,' ps ss'; !. ,t hoals: ' sss s ss'' : rs Of : i ST
rain. The san Bo~n with ! s.1aes q ofee esal Is
TOW departed fs s., Louis at : q; m. The Wool
tie. passed down for Memphis at 9 Q. m. she
ssIawe df9 x. hf Em s%'t ceop. a from sss 's IN. rDI %Isna ooIs
Four H R,ih , ! bare, os;,s % , ALI tie. for the Biz
return to Paducah. tomorrow. The Harry Brown
s Irrtss f ss ST Louis at So 7. m with four
morning. with a c ssiut tow 70 Of II s t sslses t'1 captain
lanes n Is Kosss and Captain Ho%Il.nssT9rth 70
City Of Memphis is due from the Tennessee
St. Louis in splendid SHAPE Ar anu
Memphis. Tenn. June 1.-THE river here stands
t.sn, ,ses 1n hours sos sauf r.. a R fs,, 9f = . Tn sss Is,s
morning from 81. Louis with 1851 packages of
r., Viz . fcsa s Ss.ss J .r s.. s:.%sssa a; ne z
siana.l (; vi. Sss' 3 s Sc up this and ns s1as1 d f.S% Gn;
s .sSsri g ; s;ii IN %.: sa.s ,:.n; :ss :, :Sd II. 4, Ss,. ~:
F Fes '.T Is. l ksse esp. Z. Lee :. d ! :; % Fl: fl $ F :. ms
tow above here and arrived here this morning
! bales Of cotton and 10 sacks cotton SEED.
IS. i norn %Ssn'. and der asSa 1isa f for es ;;l'9': :, 'i s:ss
on time this morning With fair BUSHES. and &c
?:5ass ss I ssssved ~, {le sa s. s,:' f !; N, rs' river ssssn 81
4 O'clock this morning with a big trip Of lumber
and tanhalk: She leaves tomorrow at 8 d. m.
on return trip. The John n. Wood with a big
tow o. emptfes passed. up at : o'clock this morn
ing. The Avalon left for Chattanooga at . o'c!ock
this morning well patrcnized.
Chester III. June A-River stationary: aues
noon. Boats up: CITY Of Clifton. : q. m: Co
lumhfa. , p. m Chester due. Boats down: Che~-
ter. 1880 p. m: Columbia arrived. 3 a m Harry
Brown. $40 a. m: Beaver. 10 .. m II. W.
Hoxie. p. m.
Cape Girardeau Mo. June n.-ne city OF
CEfton up last MINT at midnight. The Chester
down this mnrning at s o'clock and dcoarted al
at ) O'clock this afternoon. River 14.3 and fall
Ing Weather clear and hot.
Grand Tower. IN. June 14.-The City OF Clifton
IN at f:to a. m. The Chester DOWN at $40 a. m.
The Hsrrv Brown down at ~ noon. The Chester
W at $50 D. m The Beaver arrived DOWN at {
arv. Weather clear and hot.
~ inches above low.water mark Of 1874, a fan
~ inches since last report. The Efoise In
and out. The Quincy Il due up tonight.
Warsaw. ILL.,. June H-CauRe reads SIS feet
Clear and warm Helena passed down. Quincy
up at s:2e Silver Crescent DOWN and up. 49,
Louisville. June N-River falling: 0 feet I inch
IN canal: 3 feet . inches on falls: q feet 5 inches
locks. Weather cloudy and warm.
Wheeling: W Va. June Rive : feet z
PIttsburg. In.. June Ri 6 feet: RISING. |
threatening AID warm
CIR c:nnati. June NL-Rive 1913 feet: falling.
cloudy and warm
Evansville. Ind. June r 1873 feet: ris-
Ing
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15

River Rialto Brevities

The Sidney IS due in ST. Louis to-day from
Burlington and will clear Tor keokuk At = O'CLOCK
IN the afternoon
The India Givens reached St Louis yesterday
number OF passengefs. and will depart Tor the
same port this afternoon at Z O'Clock
The City Of st. Louis cleared for New Orleans
yesterday evening with q good freight manifest
and a cabin full of passengers
The City OF Clifton reached g. Louis . few
trip and a number Of passengers.
The City OF Sheffield brought In . fairly good
trip OF freight and passengers yesterday from
Hamburg and will receive to clear for the same
Port this afternoon at Z O'Clock.
The Peters Lee departed for Memphis yester-
day afternoon with an exceptionally good freight
trip and about Is passengers.
The Columbia will arrive from Chester this
morning and receive to clear for the same port
in the afternoon at . O'Clock
The Grey Eagle left ST. Louis for Commercs
yesterday with q good passenger list and . fair
patronage Of freight
Tho Chester is due In from Cape Girardeau
this morning and will depart for the same, port
In the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Tho Bald Eagle will arrive from Peoria this
morning and will depart IN the afternoon for all
points on the Mississippi and Illinois rivers be-
tween st. Louis and that port.
The Beaver yesterday brought in 3 barses OF
other tow.
Tho Harry Brown departed yesterday with 4
empties for Cairo. where the boat will take an
other tow Of coal.
Miss Maggie Derrfckson and Miss Jessie
Phlaeger were passengers on the Peters Lee yes
remain for a week.
Il b. Hendon and Mrs. Hendon and c. l..
Willis and wife came to St Louis from Paducah
yesterday on the City of Clifton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15
Wall street Goaaip.

sO~~
to 1 +. i isss;ns f%s ssnEss': q :, he IN; rs. esp York X MARKET nsss.s
New York. June M:-Iondon cables reported ir-
i fssnlA for oh a iSn.; T psriod drad hnsi. G : iassss sss,:
were. large. amounting to about .s.ooo shares.
RSsf1s an and 'h soa ssa,ins f i,ssi aG ana .o sSnf Rs.d En'S.
Eries and an the Mexican Central issues Tbs
70 the sharp advance In this market
Ins . Sp:n, .s Of s.; Paul and Union Pacific
tho market being in those stocks at tho open
serd.y end to-day over 1900 share. Of Onion
% ase. ! t.; >; : :e. 1870 and Han: : s sSssls PC soa sas
100 g. ssv Paul e snd G, TsT' f f,sS buyers sss, q N Nor. ,s:;;
purchases were made Of connrm.tion that the
ssSsEsa o. "a. as, q ssser eS Of 81 s ee%. s sSa.. q; .a Ia
that the movement was really to give control q
tempt viii BE- made to isolate that road.
The West was q heavy buyer of stocks to-
day. the bnytnz being largest in Atchison com
caused BY Chieaxo. Repre.entatives OF manage
fused to .cc.pt the Harrison propagation unless
sibie that the city Council intended To insert
enieas sla1 .pecn III an s sss% Of ss., an Intention. snae some
colorado Fosi made another sensational .d-
record. Bell 4 90. were buyers early in the day.
G enc r .' i. d SSSsas + have s + been ssv ssia m 9sssnsIy. but 81 the me
announcement Of their action was made. In
the various conJcctures As TO the reason OF tho
advance the drift Of stock exchange opinion has
been In the direction OF Q supposed absorption
by the United States Steel Company. but ihere
has been nothing In the way OF new develop
ments to indicate that any negotiations looking
to that end are pending.
The sharp advance IN Glucose vas bassd to q
great extent on reports from Chicago, stating
that . formal announcement Of tho Absorption
Of the National Starch Company will be made
next week
The City Bank took half q million gold to-day
for shipment to Germany. At the close Of the
market there was some uncertainty - to whether
II would 90 tomorrow or not.
London cables were AZ follows:
xsncan1 tendency. special strenrth IN t,n,on rS-
enc. ST. Paul. Southern Pacific.
md United States Steel. Other stocks In most
cases above parity. Nature Of buying regarded
speculafive on reports from New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15
HOTELS.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
-OFFICIAL--
HOTEL GUIDE,

! Following will he found n list Of first
class hotels in territory tributary to St
Louis. with names OF proprietor. rates per
day and population Of town. None but
commercial men may depend upon receiy-
Ing frst-ciass accommodating ut the hotels
! mentioned:
CASEY. IL.L.-St. Charles Hotel: pop,
eco; rates. g. ). ". WH,.s. arcp.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
PURCELL. I T--PuG.. 500; Hotel Love
-wherr the commercial men stop; rates. g
per day. Brown Bros. props.
MISSOURI.
CAPE GIRARDEAU. NOPE. 4.co: the
River View Hotel. bcsutifuliy situated.
overlooking the Mississippi I;iver: rates.
s. and $50 per day. r. ". Dur iop. prop.
HERMANN. Mo-Pop. ..A. White
House. \ home for commercial men. New
management Rates. s. per day. Adolph ].
COLUMBIA. Mo-Pop. $3.50 Cottage
Hotel. large sample rooms; bot and cold
baths free: strictly hrst-ciass. 81 per Jay.
wARRENSBURG. NO.-Pop-. 4.ooo. The
81. Cloud. Il popular end convenient hotel.
Rates. 81 per day. r. ". Lear. prop.
JEFFERSON CITY. 40. safe CapitaD
The Madison. Table supple! with all tho
delicacies OF the season. rooms with bath:
steam heat. electric nght anG gas. Rates,
s: To s. per day. Ben q. vIeth. prop.
ARKANSAS.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK-Pop, 1900; Great
Northern Hotel. elegantly refurnished:
electric elevator: bathhousa authority IT,. 8.
every particular. rates. 81 a.si s. per day.
Frank DamrOn. prop.
WHITE HOUSE. Russellvilie. Ark,
is located Just opposite depot ana is a BOP
Ike hospitality. Rates 81 per day. II. B.
White, prop.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15
A QUIET MARKET
FOR STOCKS AND BONDS.
ORDERS WERE SMALL AND
MOSTLY FOR BONDS.
Few Changes in Stocks, Which
Ruled Quiet, Sales Being Mostly
in Small, Broken Lots.

Another quiet and uneventful day was
experienced in the local market for securi-
ties. The half hours session yesterday
dragged considerably. as there was no
great pressure to either sell or buy. Trad
Ing throughout the day was light. but fair
ly well scattered. and sales included rail-
way stocks and bonds bank and trust
stocks and mining stocks. bu. in most
cases the lots that changed hands
were small. There we're few changes in
market values. but such ~ there were were
for the better. except in the case of rail-
ways. which still showed an undercurren.
OF weakness. The trading in street rail-
way bonds was h largest that has been
witnessed for several days past. $500
changing hands. These included $40, go
United Is at So so. and 5000 Union Depot
long IS at s12i.5o. The only sales Of stock
were in Transit. or common, 100 shares
selling at $2a. These closed with a few
scattered bids of 81. IS and S2i.5 asked.
Preferred stock was salable at SIS. rs. with
So asked.
Trust stocks were the favorites and at
tracted most attention. though that is not
saying much for them. as both buying and
selling orders were light. Mercantile
showed weakness. the best bid made during
the session being only SIS. with $3.50 asked.
mississippi Valley. on the other hand, was
strong and In demand. 10 shares selling UP
n points at s375. 50. and the market closing
"a points higher for the day at S75.25 bid
and 216 asked Lincoln was unchanged,
but firm. at $40 bid and $e45 asked. st.
Louis sold to the extent OF IL shares / point
up at N2O. and closed y point better for
the day at $3.50. Commonwealth. which
again met with Q good demand, wal sala-
BILE l point higher at s262 80. but there was
none offered. A small lot of 10 shares OF
Missouri brought $ll0. and that was bid for
moro and Sill asked.
There was very little that was interesting
In the market for bank stocks. Both Ma
uonal Bank Of Commerce and Continental
National were neglected. the former hav-
ing q seller at SIS. 81. and no bids. and the
latter not being mentioned at all. Third
the only trade made was in a small lot of
s shares at $x2l SO. or IL points higher than
the market closed the day before. while
the closing bids were l point UP at Sol and
SD was sked. State and Boatmen's were
both quoted 1 point better at $lT.0 and 500
bid respectively. Other stocks were nom
inally unchanged
0fanite-Bi-Metalnc and American Nettis
were in demand. the former at g. 10. with
FLEA asked. 90 shares selling at the lat
ter. and the last named bid d.07h and Of
fered At $40.
Kinloch telephone Ga. which have been
meeting with a good demand and advancing
q little each day, were bid sos yesterday
and offered at 3l0.0.
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Corrected daily by Guy p. Billion. Nc. M o,,x.
ssyaaf. NV


There was a good demand for foreign exchange.
aai the market was strong but closed at a shadc
u. p Francis. Bro. & Co.. report closfnr rates
as follows:
Prime sterling. cables 4ssa4.ssY: checks IssS
"a. SSH: 80 days 4.s5'.Gfss.
Commercial checks 3-Ssa: 60 DAYS .s1S IA HR.
% days 4.IisGtsfS.
Grain bills i.ssG,.ssx. Cotton bills <.,sx ~ IS.
Paris cables s.l5f:5.i5 1-is: checks 5.i.x ~, IS
Lis: 60 days S. 17izG5.I7 LIS.
French checks 5.ls. Is IFS: % days ..Jssa
SIS LIS.
swiss checks s.T,.as.7 LIS: % DAYS $50
Belgian check. 5Iszas.B I-is0s .i7x; 60 DAYS
g.iesFs. 1e lis.
Bankers re'crsmn-ks. cables li-ls11ex.
checks $50: On day. $685. lis.
Commercial cheeks 49,: 80 DAYS ~ IiIen3s: =,
dave - I1-1sTsfL.
BANKERS checks so.z: "a days n 3-fs1 tJt.
Commercial checks q ZIG: a DAYS i6E 10 a-Is.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15

New York. June N-Eeg receipts to-day 80,
cases. Sales are generally at case count. receiv-
er.. as a rule. insisting. upon this method as
aforiing best results. Medium grades OF goo@is
plenty and. with outlook for rext week very un-
favorable. TIE incoming receipts will he more CT
less affected and not III 10 be put In store. hence
they VIII call for. prompt disposition Dirries
and checks are selling promptly. No change in
quotations.
Heaters Cotton Statistics.
New Orleans. La. June N.-Secretary Hes
ts.'a t2tsmfnt q the worlds visible su,,lv Of
cotton shows a total Of ;.eti.ss4, against 3ria.sis
last week and 2i2s. 9s4 las, year. OF this. the
total OF American cotton Is I.e;s.ss4. against z
cS. SO last week. 1.s1i.9sf last year.
Coffee.
New York. June H.-Spot Rio quiet: No. Z In
voice &C.: mild quiet; Cordova Sk61exc. Coffee
values were lower to-day and selling Of long
stun vas . 6ssturN Opening was steady. N
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15

London. June N-Consols for money ss7x: con.
eols for the account % LIS Atshison s%
trail 10: Louisville Iisii: Union Pacinc preferred
-: New York Central ILsl;: Erie g; Pennsyi-
Northern Paeihc %psefer-ed 100; Grand Trunk iis:
En.Soads 70: Rand Mines =; United States
Money i0a per cent. The. mAe Of discount in
the open market for short bills Is per cent:
miums quoted at Buenos Ayres is4,o The
land on balance to-day was fAUU-
france.
Paris. June 1k-Prices spened nrm on he
Bourue to-day. especially Spanish ~ and Rio
Trtos. Brasiiians recovered slightly in sym
nsthy With the improvement IN exshanse; De
taxation Of south African mines Three per cent
rentes l0lf TIC for the account. Exchange on
London ST nc for checks Spanish 4 s2.ie.
Germany.
DWi1n, June A-Exchange on London Nm az