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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
President

The hard coal stocks had some small SYM
pathetic reaction. but resisted active pres
sure very well and were supported in good
quarters.
Steel stocks. after showing considerable
weakness. rallied on a report that dividend
action on the Common would be taken soon
after the declaration OF Z per cent on the
preferred. The tobacco stocks were heavy
and lower or the uncertainty as to the
value Of the bond issue. Insiders were. how
ever. bullish and gave very fair support
All the Pennsylvania officials deny any In
in Atchison, and the rumors of buying for
that source IN Wabash lacked contirma-
ton. There Is considerable talk OF Great
Northern purchases in Chicago Great West
ern. and the independent position OF the
road gives them probability.
There was q marked rally IN the market
in the later trading, and the continued
sional opinion did not take SO bearish. a
view Of the crop situation as some OF the
bear operators in tho street. Louisville
showed strength. and the grangers had q
material Improvement. The strength In the
hard coalers was a notable feature, and
was taken to Indicate that powerful Inter-
ests were still or the long side. The steel
mon dividend would be acted on soon after
the declaration on the preferred. and would
probably be Z per cent
Money was easy at "a per cent. after
touching 3i@
RoND SALES AT NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Juno 10.-Saleo q bonds were made
here TODAY as follows.
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A WEAK TONE MARKED
THE DAYS DEALINGS.
SPECTATORS FOUND LITTLE
THAT WAS ATTRACTIVE.
Steel and Hard Coalers Showed the
Best Strength of the Market
Money Was Easy.
REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. June 10-The London market
was weak in all departments. with a de-
Ginning tendency in Americans, under pres
sure OF local realizing. Some small sup
port was forthcoming from New York. hut
failed to stimulate any public feeling. Con-
soils were steady at So and the English pa
pers commented on the recent decline.
ascribing it to sales Of American hogs
Money was easy in London. but distinctly
harder in Paris and Berlin.
In the local market. after some little
opening strength. a distinctly weak tone
developed In the absence of any active
supporting large interests, traders were
looking for soft spots and found them In
considerable quantity. The official denials
OF any intention to pay dividend weakened
Southern Pacific considerably. and the
street il undoubtedly nervous on the Ques-
don OF financing the heavy commitment
Of Union Pacific. The buying on the de-
cpnes was very fair. particularly in the
grangers These latter sold on. on IN
favorable anticipations of the Government
crop report. to be published after hours
but were well supported on the decline.
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FEW CHANGES IN THE
LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
THE WEEK OPENED QUIETLY
SALES WERE SMALL.
A Few Bank and Trust Stocks
Showed Gains, but Others
Unchanged Notes.

| There was not very much to the market
yesterday. and the first day OF the week
was somewhat quiet A fair business in the
way Of sales was done. which were more
scattered than usual. but the market from
start to finish was quiet. the proceedings
throughout the session being OF a quiet
character. Price changes. either for better
or worse. were not many. the most impor-
tant being in bank and trust stocks. pref
ty near everything else being practically
unchanged The most marked change was
in Lincoln Trust stock. which has been
showing a rising tendency for some days
and which sold yesterday to the extent OF
. shares 3 points higher than it closed last
saturday. at $Z7. and closed ~ points up
at $3.50 bid and $zS7O asked. St Louis
Trust stock was also stronger. a small odd
lot of Z shares selling at $sl9 and $3.50
bid for 25-share lots. with none offered.
Mercantile Trust was "a points higher at
S321. 80 bid and S3l asked. Commonwealth
was salable at SIS bid and $3.50 asked. and
Missouri was offered at sI2. but received
no bids. There was a sale Of Commonwealth
OF p shares at SIS
The only changes in local bank stocks
were confined to Third and State National.
and the transactions were very light. Moth
ing was done In the FIRST named. which was.
] point higher at $e2l.50 buyers and ST.
asked. National Bank Of Was
offered at $50. but there were no orders for
that stock and no bids. Continental Ma
tional was bid $40 and held for se22 80
American Exchange was wanted at $3.50. but
s2sl was asked. The two sales made during
the session were in l0-share lots. one being
in Boatmen's at $40 and the other in State
National at sl7s5a. This was bid for more
and $l1i.50 asked.
There was very little life to the market
for United Railways and trading was small,
while an undertone of weakness prevailed.
brokers working to get prices down to NIL
orders. A small lot of x.0D Is changed
hands at $50. 80, and that was bid with Sss.15
asked, Is preferred stock selling at $40. and
that was bid late for 4 small lot. and
$1s-s5 for larger lots and $i9.5 asked. tn
only trade in Transit stocks was in %
shares at PAS, but the best bid later was
S2i, and there were sellers at SAL
Granite B!-Metallic and A~merican-Nettie
mining stocks were I'm demand in a quiet
sort OF a way. but the only trade made was
In 90 shares Of the latter at $l.10. at which
there were sellers late. and N-oS bid. Gram
lite was wanted at 81 10 and held at 2.12ie-
Columbia lead was IN the market at $l4.
but received no bids.
Kinloch Telephone bonds. which closed
Saturday at $l02. as buyers and none offered.
was salable yesterday at $loS-2S and offered
at $l0S-75.
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GET I'M ON THE TRENTON ROCK!

Invitation o. q n honest company to h public to participate II . solid.
bstand speculation-Trenton Rock O n a. Of Ba mon Texas, capital
Now offers the Investing public limit lumber 4 shares Of Its capital stoek at
development puposes This proposition will be held open for a limited tme. and al
mbeYiptons ma be made to any II the blow-naned directors ockhoide or
the nt applications received win take precedence
PROPERTIES OF THE TRENTON ROCK OF. COMPANY
Are the most valuable md posfve I'll lands undeveloped lin thu famousB eaumo
of district the company having been offered $50 for a single acre of its holdings
and thatc contracts ara now made md others bng closed for the boring O. wens The
holdings OF Trenton Rock on Company Ave tfpkd in vale since their purchase
This stock. on account Of the close proximity of the holdings Il the company to
The gusher. W fl advance rapdh.
Trenton Rock o IL stock IL . lure " inner FOR tn Following Reason
ETstA ehme at the rsml and business ecnnecuon q the drectora and stock:
best onern the oil field and the ht well brought in many million dolarsp profit
Second Our properties conAr of 1854 acres owned In fee simple situated closer
GMn sg I .s.T This tact Of land is directly overt the oil lake and wells, win be
pert critters. and every holding Of the mpan VII" be dd1 h@S '"pf0'e'" mass '
OFFICERS Nj DIRECTORS:
Erh.nse National sank Dent ae"0" hex n""'ee fhdndss BANKING Co. Hnh~
W; 4. murphy First vice President oaMH .G, w. Bewman president Plano Nations
NJ Bunson second vice PRESIDENT: b~nHsr L L Foster reside A. = u COLES. Cob
Jhn Schumacher Treasurer n.nsr Z General II b soddmd cMa merchant
Honbs g " p.s, s~n..u. . w r Campbell Wholesale grain Houston
sentative Robertson COUNTY ana m%SsntN I'll I1m1a, and San Ando eG.
~ . National Bank Gafcrcn Tex
"@r " foo Ice rder Express-Orde o. Draht.
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1hWeE kNIolt0 BRGVntieD.
Tho W. H Grapevine Is due this morning
from Rocheport. and will clear tomorrow nr the
ame port
The Sidney Is due this morning from K,okuk
ana VIII clear In the afternoon for Burlfngton.
.--rhe City Of 81 Louis will arrive to-day from
New Orleans.
The Columbia arrived yesterday mornine from
Chester with Q good freight and passenger trip
and. Will clear for the same port this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
The Rees Lee reached ST. Louis last night
from Memphis with a good trip.
The City Of Memphis cleared yesterday after
noon for the Tennessee River with a numter OF
passengers and a good freight manifest.
The Chester arrived In port yesterday morn
ing from Cape Girarceau with q good freight and
passenger trip
The Bald Eagle Is due to arrive this morning
from Peoria. and will clear for the same prt in
the afternoon at 4 o'clock "
The Grey Eagle left ST. Louis Yesterday ATT
ernoon for Commerce with a number OF pas
sengers and a fair patronage of freight
Grafton yesterday morning.
TIL Lily departed yesterday morning fP the
Illinois River for q tow.
Cincinnati and Pittsburg Line. was . visitor IN
81. Louis yesterday 1t
Captain Jesse Nichols left the city 70 hin
home In Cairo last night AZ
PILOTS Stout and Street Of the City Of mem-
phis were visitors In the rooms OF the Misstasapp1
and Ohio Rivers Pilots Society yesterday.
Captain Horace Bixby of tho United sseAre9
snagboat Wright was q visitor in St Louis -
terday.
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Active Days business In All
Of la nking-Money in Demand.

The week started Oft very encouragingly In
local financial titc.cs yesterday, an all-rJund
good and active business besng DONE. and the
outlook for the week was Considered as being
very bright by banh officials, notwithstanding
that at present II Is between seasons IN the
trade. The demand for money yesterday was
very good anu a large amount of money was
leaned out upon a basis Of . to : per cent on
cali and time paper. Money was plentiful at
all banks and trust companies. as the de-
positors were large. Checking, however, WAS
excellent and a good business was transacted
with country institutions curing the hours Of
business.
were encouraglngly large ana reported at So
e.a.9S. while the day = balances amounted to
81, 49,, 5e3.
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PAPER. May Identify Him.

Texarkana. Tex. June 1a.-A man taken
out Of a box car in the railroad yards Sat-
urday at this place and carried to Doctor
Kittreirs hospital died to-day without hay
ing spoken a word.
From papers in his grip II Is supposed
that his name was Ed Robertson. He car
ried letters Of recommendation from the
bridge and building department Of the Cot
ton Belt Railroad Company.
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Chicago Stocks.
l. lily by q. IL. Walker 4 Co.. No. 80
National Rank Orders.

SFEtIAb.
Washington. June o.-Appiicauons to organize
national banks have been approved as follows:
Tho Davis National Bank OF Seymour. Tex:
capital. $4,000.
Inc Cn..dress National Bank. Childress. Tex:
capital. $500.
A certificate has been issued authorizing the
First National Bank Of Gilc.an. ILL.,, to begin
business; capital. S2s.eo.
The following banAs have been approved as re-
serve agents: Western National. New York. for
the Grundy County National. Morris. Ill. Ma
tional Park Bank. New York, for the COM
IsTsi.i Nssiopal; , Council INC BLUFFS: "a: Mechanic
Kansas City. No.: First National. Kansas civ.
for the First National. Nedford' OK
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ister bcusht back 500 shares. leaving thu net
salss 500 me announcement was made in the
had been admitted to regular dealings there.
orders at the opening. and their execution caused
a strong tone In the early dealings Then inc
market appeared as a seller al around the room.
stop orders and inducing the room traders 70
| T III sn ,sgressiye position on the bear side:
IN. decline. Around noon the selling hy what
Is resarted by some as the eon,roiiing interests
outsid" buying to cause material rises.
Missouri Pacific was bought at intervals to
cay by Iilshman. Rowland a Co. A H Gomhs
4 60; and Geo p Butler 4 Bros. The .s,:,n-
vania dividend coming On the stock. but no
was tfousht ths.e rer9rss we're pr.ma,nrs
the same time the Manhattan Elevated directors
meet io-morrow' and the Missouri Paeiao d,rec-
tors could be called together with trouble
The sharp advance In American Linseed on
was not accompanied by any new developments.
progress made for merging the properly into the
uLlon Lad ana oi Company. The time Tor de-
ger has been extended until July 1. and 1t Is
far more nan asi Is re- Isan nreds, 10 maze n. IAN or
erat.vs-
ports that the proposition made BY Mayor Harr.
IN cSt~ago ~ 49, a"iI NO, exrecta., maj
tho matter would he brought for action tonight.
and according Z. reports here. II VIII not be
ctrs.cered until late IN the month
Pennsylvania was bought on the declines early
In the day. and in the afternoon by Taylor a.
several other stocks. Clark. Dodge * ca. bought
Union Pacific at intervals during the day. and
IN the late trading there was urgent buying of
es In the first Eour.
some o, the brokers. working closely with
Union Pacific interests. circulated a report that
an extra dividend will be declared on Union
Pacific common. The dividend for the current
ralf year l. rot payable until octob-r. 50 Tar
away that Investigation Of the reports at this
time would be practically useless
Tie decline in Sugar was chiefly caused by
Boston selling. s~uplcsed to be a crive made
by T W. Lawson. There was no news of any
ana as Tar as could he learned. the selling sim
ply showed the 'ntiment OF Boston specuiatorS
Rig -Four opened strong, but declined with the
stock was by Ladent1rg. Thalmann & CO. This
buyins revived reports Of some development
the rosd. but nothing definite about these re-
ports could be obtained.
The Bank Of Commerce was a creditor at the
clea.inr-kouse this morning 10 the amount %
snv',.vl ara was a heavy lender OF money On
Lcrdon cables were ss Follows:
l-cnGon. ii5 D. m-Aanipulation in conse-
qi'hce OF declines Is conspicuous In the market
to-Jay. americans are reported weak on bids.
WIN stocks IN seant supply. Declines rage
ifon = 70 Ia per cent. Southern Pacific Atch-
Isor and Union Pacific lead III the decline.
Londsn. 2 p m.-Tne chief trouble with the
Securities generally are fairly steady. Amsric.ns
are dun AID hesitat;ns.
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The following synopsis Of the gossip in rerard
Ike, vas received by d, r. Francis. Bro. 4 Co.:
lower prices for az stocks. In the early trading
here arhitrage brokers were fair ssilefs Of On
Southern Pacific. about 1900 sharso IA All bud
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Washington. June w.-The Secretary Of thu
Treasury to-day purchased S5s, Qo short-term
s per cent bonds at Slos.ss92 and flla5oo Short
term II at Si13.S1e0
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st. Louis. Monday, June 10. 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest low
est and closing quotations on the New York
stock Exchange to-day, corrected daily for Tne
Republic by ~. r. FRANCIS, Bro. 4 Co. bo,as
ana stocks. ga North Fourth street:
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New York. June lo.-Government bonds steady.
CE:ted states Is. reiuiiiins. registered. .lco>s
United States =, retundiny, coupon ....,..lu.h
United States IS. registered.
th.tesl states IS.
United states new is. registered ..........l3y
United states new Is. .lSs
United states old 4s. registered .-....--...1l2H
United states old q. ll3I
United states as. registered .lJSf
United states IS. coupon 1854
District of Columbia ass .............l2S
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New York. June M.-Bar silver SIC
London. June 1o,-Bar silver steady at 17xd pe,
ounce.
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FINANCIAL.
The FIRST DAYS SALE OF
Enterprise Oil Co.'s Stock
WAS ENORMOUS.

Buying began ~ soon ~ our Offices were opened
and continued steadily throughout the day. thu
rush being % great At times that II was impos-
stble to issue receipts fast enough
The magnificent proposition the Enterprise on
Company. OF Galveston. Tex. outline makes IL
an investment superior to any ever offered to
the readers Of The Republic
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and the market was quiet.
D. r Francis. Bro. a Co.. report closing rates
Prime sterling. cables +.ss: checks 4.ssKg4.SS;
g. days 4.s5i..
Asa: 81 days 4spk.
Grain bills t.se.a4.ssx. Cotton bills I.sg,.0
asa
Bankers Paris cables SIS 1-lsas.15S: checks
5-Is;4. 90 days 5.1sis.
Commercial French francs. checks SlSx: 60
days S.ISL.
Swiss checks 5.Isis: 80 day. 5 .eeG5. .oS.
Belgian checks 5.Isis. 50 days l3%U5.l 1-180
SO.
Bankers reIchsnarks. cables sqi ass Lis;
checks 35is: 90 days ~ l5-lsG95.
Commercial checks s5SGs5 7-is: 90 days sSx0
- l5-is: ~ days Sissl9sie
days ~ 3-1sa 4ei..
Commercial checks 4oSQso 7-Is: 90 days so1s-
FOREIGN FINANCE.
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Harhor gauges Monday marked IL feet. show
ing a decline OF y OF a foot in the last "a hopr,
Business along the river front yesterday Was
quiet Both freight receipts and Offerings vere
light
weather-Bright and warm.
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some OF the brokers. wording closely with
Union Pacific interests. circulated a report that
an extra dividend will be declared on Union
Pacific common. The dividend fer the current
ralf year l. rot payable until October. 50 far
away that investigdtion OF the reports at this
time would be practically useless.
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This company owns . tract Of land IN jefferson
County. Texas. within 90 yards Of two Of the
greatest oil wells the world has ever known-the
Beatty well and Heywood No. q These two wells
now over 1o.s9 barrels Of pure oil every twenty
-FOUR hours. The eleven flowing wells, within a
stones throw OF one OF the Enterprise Oil CO.
tracts. haye a CAPACITY greater than ALI the wells
Of the California oil field combined. Besides own
ing this valuable piece Of property the Enterprise
owns two tracts OF land southwest of these wells
ana a lease for - years on a tract northwest Of
them Men who are posted In the oil regions OF
Jenerson County. Texas. say the Enterprise Oil
in ninety days
The receipts from the treasury stock now being
Offered are to be used in developing the LANDS and
marketing the oil that must inevitably flow from
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Piftsburg Stocks.
Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro. 4 Co.,
No ~ North Fourth street.
Pittsburg Plate Glass, last mention le, asked.
Westinghouse Air Brake. last sale at 80. !.
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Domestic

| Whitaker n Co. bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange boxers. No. 90 North Fourth
street.. quote exchange as follows:
| Bid. Asked.
/ ,Hi'dkf ... us par
| New lofk us par
| CINCINNATI -.--. -------.--.-..Nc DIS par
Louisville. - .>--".-----ioc us par
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4. 6. NOEL CO., Fiscal Agts.,
1923 Holland Building.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

Joseph r. Campbell cashier Island City saving
Bankl. secretary and treasurer Enterprise OH
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River
r at 81. Louis will fall.
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Tie decline in Sugar was chiefly caused by
by T. ". Lawson. There was no news Of any
Kind In regard TO the company or trade affairs
and as far as could he learned. the selling sim
ply showed the sentiment OF Boston spectators.
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The Bank Of ommerc was a creditor at the
clea:ing-house this morning TO the amount u.
800 ~, ara was a heavy lender of money on
caH during the day Tine Girsrd Bank OF Phua-
oelihia loaned about $4,000.
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FiE -Four opened strong. but declined with the
rest OF the market. The heaviest buying % the
stock was by L-adenh1rg. Thalmann & Co This
buNinS revived reports Of some development
In regard to a change In the relative position 81
the rosd. buc nothing definite about these re-
ports could be obtained.
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London. June Io.-Consols for money % LIS:
d.. for the account sss. Atchison ssi4, Canadian
fscinc ios,.: ST Paul lss14: Illinois Central lss:
Louisville I1%. Union PaciEc pfd- s94: New
YORK Central 10: Erie 4ya: Pennsylvania 7sis:
Reading zsa: Erie hst pfo- Il: Northern Paciilc
pfd. loo: Grand Trunk IFS: Anaconda 80: Rand
mines "a: U: s. Steel sos.; do. pfd. lol., Money
lJlts per cent The rate of discount in the open
market Cor short bills Is -7s2is-le per cent; do.
three months bills :saS per cent. The amount
OF bullion taken into the Bank OF England to-
day was flS.y0. Spanish Is closed at ~. Gold
premium quoted at Buenos Ayres al l32. "a Tur-
pentino spirits LIS
France.
were frm on the Bourse to-day. AryentInes and
Braziltans were strong on the Improvement in ex-
change. Rentes were weak. but recovered be-
fore the close. Spanish Is and Rio Tintos were
easier. kaffirs were frmer. Three per cent
rentes leif .oc for the account, exchange on
London Isl 2o for checks spanish u closed at
sl-4sie.
Berlin. June i0.-Exchange on London s0m ~
PIGS for checks. Discount rates, short otlls ,
per cent: three months bills 81 per cent. BUSH
ness Oh the Boerse was quiet and weakness pre-
dominated. At the close there was a good re-
cOVery in some instances. on bear covering. In
ternationals were maintained.
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LcnGon. l:i5 D. m--Nanipulation in conss-
qa'hce OF declines Is conspicuous in the market
to.Iay. Americans are reported weak on bids,
Win stocks in scant supply. Declines rage
Iroh . 70 Ia per cent. Southern Pacific. Atch-
sor and Union Pacific lead IL the decline.
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BUY ENTERPRISE OIL STOCK NOW WHILE
YOU CAN At 1Oc 4 SHARE,

Fun paid and nonassessable.
On saturday At s 2. m. Juna -. the price will
positively Be advanced to l5c Q share. but the
right 10 reserved to advance the price without
notice a any time previous to that data
The reason Why this company's stock II sure
to make such q large advance In on account Of
+ its ANAL capitalization. there being but slO. oo
each.
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Pennsylvania was bought on the declines early
in the day. and in the afternoon by Taylor a.
CO.. who were also heavy buyers Of Erie and
several other stocks. CLARK. Dodge * ca. bought
Union Pacific at intervals during the day. and
in the late trading there was urgent buying o.
the general list by traders. who were heavy SELL
e!s in tho first hour.
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Londsn. 2 p m,-Tne chief trouble with tho
naIh-t IS Its dizziness and lack OF attention..
are dull and hesitat:ns.
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Peoples Gas declined early IN the day on re-
ports that the proposition made by Mayor Harri-
con would not 10 approved by the city Coun-ii
In Chicago tonight. u was not expected that
tho matter would he brought for action tonight.
and according To reports here. II Will not be
etrs.cered until late IN the month
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June 10.-Shleo q bonds were made
here TO-DAY as follows:
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Tbs sharp advance In American Lnseed OIL
was not accompanied by any new developments.
hut was supposed to be wholly In line with tho
progress made for merging the property into the
ULlon Lead ana OIL Company. TIE time for de
Icsitlng idnseed stocks under the plan Of msr-
ger has been EXTENDED until July /. and II Is
u: de rstood that the deposits already MAGE are
FAR more than Is required TO make the pan OBJ
erat.vs-