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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-05

SPECIALS
es GalsG. The H., pa 5Sn; !. 'M horh:' r 4Ss s FEN : , q : i : s
feet; Ins weather to-day was VEN warm. the
yarn and sh,sassn.nS .sa,n,, mo !. H. II:
sissIsa for New Orleans at a. m: The Ferd
it q EMPTY ssTq.i .ss snd rs :anaI asss s. 81. lu asDsr,. Z
Fit: .s sspsHs.d fi .out & last IA; NTH nlsht. a F far e arp; ne y.
sr!i ston srrived at 7 .. m with / barge Of
Is:sss !. y, T H's e Ii'"I Z e f, IS .'S S:s. M,,s;i; :s2fa
last night for Point Pleasant to assist the Coal
Consisted OF 3 pieces. Advic ssH r ses eaf' from
49, ms : 'h,s evening report :hat all the tow was
Be a total loss. Ths Charlotte Boeckler and the
T Tss are at the bank here awaiting bgsin.ss:
Oakland from New Orleans. The City OF Mem
s sas to s50S g. IL louis Isnf Psics W kiy ". il wo SS: g cn b sss
sqqay. Tns Georgia Lee advises that she VIII
Ter oeIsIted for Cairo at $50 this morning
xyaios. i s"r 9 Sas az sssss9 Isfs sa aDa ,h 5TsiE nsrni Is:
wIsea nat. The !ohn 8 Horkins. rom Evans
The big s'i ,eSsY sea HAIRY Gsgsr' sror s1r with With . g Big 'i so.
n sIsl; passed aown at I'D J. m.tor tie Lower
feet. ~ gauge 'n" morning fsao -'
Cape Girardesu Mo. Juno The Russell Lord
DOWN q ::,s y !. n n: .a a.s 3 r i ses Ssss ess I:
resuIn Weather cloudy and threatening rain.
RIVER flSfng.
Grand Tower. Ill. June 4.-Grey Eagle down
at . a. m j, Y. Lockwood arrived down at 2:3l
y m. with an empty transfer barge. and will
set away at DAYLIGHT for Crystal city. The
gans: reals IL feet. 2 riss Of I foot In tho
Memphis. Tenn June The river here - on
departed at = p. m for Fulton. The Orlando de-
parted at 8 p. n. for White River with a good
TRIP. The Oakland md barges from New Orleans
passed Up OF . Pm. for ST. Louis
Burlington. Ia. June The stage OF water as
registered At the bridge to-day Is . feet : inches.
showing no change since the last report The
W. J. Young Ia and out from Davenport. The
Eiotse In eud out from keokuk-
The lighthouse tender steamer Joseph Henry
departed at 10 q IN. for New Orleans On her
quarterly tour OF tnspection OF post lights. On
her trip she VIII change lights. furnish oils and
pay OF liehtkeepers
Warsaw. H.. June 4-Ths gauge reals as
feet Cloudy and warm Quincy up at 7:so D. m
Saturn and Pathfinder up ae . o'clock D. m.
Silver Crescent down and W.
Chester. H.. June 4-River rising: Raugs
IS feet: Weather cloudy. Boats down: Grey
Easlc. 2 a. m: James Y. lockwood and barge
at IL noon.
Louisville. Ky. Tune A-Rivsr falling. In
canal. l22 feet: on falls. 10 feet: below locks. -
feet. Clear ard warmer.
Wheeiiny w. Va. June A-River Il feet .
Inches: falling Clear and warm
Cincinnati. O.. June L-River - feet: falling.
Clear and warm.
Pittsburg. Pa. June A-Rivsr 3 feet: falling.
Clear and pleasant.
Evansville. Ind. June A-Ravsr ms feet;
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A BULL MARKET IN
TRUST AND BANK STOCKS.
DEALINGS NOT LARGE. BUT
HIGHER PRICES RULED.
Mississippi Valley and Mercantile
Trust in Demand, Very Strong
and Sold Much Higher.

While there has not been much Of a
recovery from the dizziness that has pre-
vailed I'm local securities the last two weeks.
The week so far has witnessed some little
Improvement In this respect and a most
radical change for the better In values, and
particularly in bank and trust stocks.
These stocks were noticeably strong at
yesterdays session. and in nearly every
case sales when made were at sharp ad-
vancss. and bids when there were no sales
were also higher. There was but one single
exception to this rule. and that was in the
case OF old Missouri Trust stock. which
for some unexplained reason continues to
show weakness and declines when other
stocks show n disposition to do better. and
which yesterday was bid only sioe. while Of
fered at sii2. The feature Of the trust
market was the strength shown by Missis-
sippi Valley and Mercantile. and especially
the first. which was in quite urgent de-
mand. hut scarce. and which sold ) points
higher than IT closed bid the day before,
sales Of 10 shares being made first at
S,4. and later 1916 was paid for 81 shares.
The close was strong at S1i.9 buyers and
Sa5 sellers. There were no sales IN Mer-
camille. though there were several brokers
with buying orders. but holders demanded
too much. This stock was also very strong
and could have been sold without trouble
at $3.50. which was 81. points ND for the
day. but none was offered under $3.50. and
some brokers asked more. Lincoln Trust,
which closed Monday at $ec9.O bid. sold In
a small way. only 5 shares coming out, at
IL points up at sci. and closed at 500. 80
bid and s2sl asked. Title and Guaranty was
/, point better at sl52 bid and si55 asked,
and 81. Louis unchanged at 1921 asked and
no bids.
Bank stocks were in much better demand
than they were the day before. and the
more active stocks were higher: sales were
on the market for sale. and these were gen.
orally small or broken lots. National Bank
OF was stronger at $2s9.. 20 bid
and Sas0.55 sellers. Thirty-two shares of
Continental National sold II.c higher at
500 and closed strong at Sip.5e hid and
none offered. Third National. which was in
demand from several parties. sold 10 the
amount of 10 shares at q point adynnce at
S2l6. and that was bid for more. but none
offered. The only other trade made was in
state National. Is shares of which brought
si1s. Mechan!cs' National was offered low
er at sc3La. and St. Louis Safe Deposit lad
Sl3S bid and was offered at S13s.
There was but little interest apparent In
United Railways or other securities. and
ways preferred at $3.50 there was nothing
cone. The As were offered at $50. but there
were no bids for them. For preferred stock
{iS.25 was bid and $3.50 asked. and Transit
was Ss.15 bid and $4 asked.
Granite Metallic was higher On renorf.
OF a good strike In one of the lower levels
and was salable at g. and held al s.. 20.
Brewery bonds were also better ST Ss. %
bid and $3.50 asked.
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Springfield. ILL.,. June l-The June term
Of the Supreme Court convened this after
noon Judge Wiikin will sit as Chief JUS
;ice. and Judge Carter has been chosen
chief motioner of the court. Proceedings
were nal as follows:
Newt vs.. Woodburn: motion to strike appel
iants petition from flies.
Henry W. People: motion for writ OF habeas
corpus.
Addison va People: motion to admit to bail:
leave TO file suggestions.
People vs.. Bernhamer: motion to continue.
People vs.. Associated Press; motion for leave
TO reply double and hls additional replications
instanter.
Peoria and Pekin Terminal vs.. Peoria and
Pekin Union. motion for leave to file replication
allowed.
People W. City Of Chicago: motion Of Schles-
ginger q Mayer to become party respondents and
file answer.
Stone vs. salisbury: motion and stipulation to
continue: allowed.
Corbine vs. Illinois Central Railroad: motion
for time to file abstracts and briefs.
People vs. City OF Chicago three cases): mo-
uon for leave to nle petition for mandamus.
Motion for admission to the bar Of c. E
Abrams and others.
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Burlington with a good passenger list and . fair

Burlington with a good passenger list and . fair
patronage of freight.
The City OF Sheffield arrived yesterday morn
Ing from Hamburg with a good freight manifest
And q number OF passengers.
-The City OF ST, Louis Is due this evening
from New Orleans.
The CITY OF Clifton arrived yesterday from
the Tennessee River with a good freight trip and
a fair passenger lisc. The boat will clear for
Florence. Ala. this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Rses Lee departed for Memphis Yesterday
afternoon with the best downstream tnp the
boat has had In several weeks.
Tho Columbia cleared for Chester yesterday
afternoon with a good freight patronage and .
number Of passengers
Tho Bald Eagle came IN yesterday with q
fairly GOOD freight manifest and a number Of
Passengers
Judge Wislizenus and family were paseengsrs
on the Columbia yesterday on their way to
him,0swick. whore they vii. spend several weeks
az the Judges summer home.
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The so,lowips syncgs,; Of the gossip in VIZ re-
mark. to w sas r ,eaains f ss ". r. o. F 1as seT Bro o0t Z
New York. June 4-Lonaon prices came slight
iy. lower. and ~artitrage brokers were moderate
sellers OF stocks In tho first hour. The selling
o. & v. and u. s. Steel. Around noon London
bought q fow stocks. leaving the net sales
There was a. sensational advance in General
Electric. caused. to a s.ea, extent; on buying
tere.ts There was no news IN regard . The
propsrsy; and AZ, The buyer y rs dssi.nSf 10 70 r rS... n amy
chases. but II was conjectured that some step
I, pe s%sun, In =, re .S,as TO !, r' stsSa S. ass SICK IL xs 70
scaled down a few years ago.
Southern Pacific was traded IN on 2 iars
scale all day. AZ nrst Kuhn. Loeb z ca. APP
name mans R K siaasfn Z Co ts0% wen. @:n heavy Sal buyers. and
buyer. said the prime factor in the movement
for the year. and with the present management
a large proportion Of these earnings would Be
Report. were surrsn. that The Ssw Tesk Cen
ern Koch; Low g CO srb bought g,Oss s shares O. q
a zo III, !" g co bnush, 10 200 Irie. and 4. 4.
Hou.eman 4 Co. and Talbot J. Taylor & Co.
were heavy buyers Of Reading.
There was continued accumulation of Pennsyi-
Sssin ,G ssGss s sS,ads- a /; S s Shares MsF% os ,h sssi s,ocs.
ard in tho last week have taken over 5000
shares There were many reports OF pending de-
veiopments In regard to the Wabash and other
lines. hut the heaviest buyers OF Pennsylvania
said that most Of these rumcrs vera without
foundation.
The West and . number q local speculative
interests were heavy sellers Of stocks all around
the room early IN the day. and on this selling
many material declines occurred. Shortly after
noon J. S. Bache & Co: appeared as heavy
buyers and created a decided improvenen,
large scale all throgsh the day. In the late
and bought more stocks than they sold IN tho
nrst hour.
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HERCBIIC SPECIAIA
washington. June Tho abstract Of the
Comptroller OF the Currency, showing the coaii-
ton of the national banks in Texas. exclusive
Of Houston At the close Of business on Aprti
RESOURCES.
Loan and discounts. &4.ss9. ,sl; total specfe.
S.i9S. llS: untted States certificates for gold de-
LIABILITIES.
Individual deposits. SO. seS. ssz: average reserve
held. AS per cent.
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we-e inactive. Three per cent rcntes Ioif ego
for the account. Exchange on London 2f lsc for
checks. Spanish Is Ills.
Germany.
Berlin. June <.-Exchanss On London 5m -
pigs. for checks Discount rafes-Short ollis .
per cent: three months bills 3s per cent. There
was a firm opening on the Bcerse to-day. Inter
nationals are In good demand. especially Italians
and Hungarisns on the ease of money. Canadian
Pacifics were harder on favorable Manitoba. crop
reports Later there was an all-round weakness
emanafine from a sharp decline IN mines. owing
10 a runior OF q further reduction In the output
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FOREIGN FINANCE.


London. June l.-Consois for money 30 e-1s: do.
Iea: 81. Paul rs: Illinois Central 1861: Louis
Vile noA Union Pacific preferred sia: New
Essadins q: Erie :ir.s p@rsisITsd z: Northern "a:
loA: hand Mines Ga: United States Steel ssA:
DO. preferred lolk. Money q. Per cent. Rate OF
cant: do. three monthS bills 3ka7k. Amount OF
bullion taken Into Bank of England on balance
Ruenos Ayres Al les Calcutta linseed-Spot s.
%. Lanseed oil ss 3d@s5s Cd. Turpentine spirits
80 ID.
Paris. Juns A-Pnces on the Bourse to-day
opened undecided. Tho business done was
chiefly In realisatious. Prices closed duli. Rentes
were offered, and Governments were weaker,
Spanish = declining. notWithstandin9 the belief
that he epanish Minister Of ftnance WI re-
sign. RIO Tintoo were unchanged. Netropolitans
partially rscovsrsd. Do Besrs dscltnsd. Kafnrs
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BIZ SPECIAI
Washington. June 1.-The application OF the
with 9. capital Of S2s.co4. has been approved.
The following banks have been approved a. r.
serve agents:
Banken' National cAIcssp. for TIE Ham Ma
tional Mount Vernon III: Ama1ean Natienal
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SUICIDE OF YOUNG GIRL
Because Of Quarrel With Father,
Miss StutZman Kills Herself.

REPUBLIC
Springfield. No.. June Miss Emma
Stutzran. a young girl. IS years old. living
about n mile and a half southeast Of Str1f-
ford. committed suicide yesterday by taking
aconite.
A quarrel with her father Is given A. The
cause.
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COLONEL S. M'KNIGHT DEAD.
Prominent Illinois Republican Pol
itician Passes Away.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

SPECIAL
Girard. Ill, June 4-Colonel s. McKnaxht,
a prominent Republican politician Of thtS
place. and widely known t~hroughout this
State. died at his home here at Z O'Clock
his evening.
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sPECIAA
Paris. No.. June 4-Henry p. Mos and
Miss Maud Gosney were marfied q tie
Christian Church In this city this GV0n&G
BY the Reverend W.. n. BzinGy.
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81 Louis, Tuesday. June (. ISQ.
me foaiowtns shows The opening, Highest, loH
81 ana closing quotations on the New York
Stocx ExchanEe to-day. corrected daily for the
Republic by R. Francis, Bro. 4 Co. bonds
stocks. eales. Open. High. Low. Cosa re.
z g.: s a.: Is !: = E
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Received daily by d. r Francis. Bro. 4 Co..
No. 214 North Fourth street.
Pittsburg Plate Glass. 1ss asked. no bids.
weetinghoure Air Brake sold at l7.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
SPECIAL.
New York. June i.-Snles OF bonds were MADE
here to-day as follows:
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FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN uINSEED COMPANY.

New York. May %. 1901.
To the Stockholders Of the
AMERICAN LINSEED COMPANY
The Board of Directors are pleased to re-
port to the stockholders that after mature
consideration and elaboration a most de-
e1rable arrangement has been effected for
an exchange Of the stock of the AMER
ICAN LINSEED COMPANY for the stock
Of the UNION LEAD AND OIL COMPANY.
The capital stock Of the Union Lead and
Oh Company. including that necessary to
acquire all the capital stock of the Amer
lean Linseed Company on the terms here
matter mentioned. to be Seventeen Million
Dollars Gl7. co., oO. said stock being all of
one class. Common Capital Stock. one hun-
dred and seventy thousand Q70, 0Oo) shares,
OF one hundred dollars 0l0O each.
The stock OF the American Lnseed Conn
pany shall be deposited under the agree
ment-copies Of which are on dle with the
nepositaries hereinafter mentioned-to be
exchanged for the stock OF the Union Lead
and Oh Company on the following basis or
terms:
% share Of the Preferred stock
of the American LAnssed Company
shall receive F~orty-eight Dollars
GAS In the stock OF the Union Lead
and OIL Company.
Each share of the Common Stock
of the American Linseed Company
shall receive Eixhteen Dollars
N$AoD n tne STOCK 01 the Union keo0
aAA OIL Company.
The Union Lead and OIL Company re-
Serves the right to refuse to make such
[oxchange unless there IL deposited for such
] exchange two-thirds C1g of each class OF
stock Of the American Linseed Company.
The holders OF large amounts Of the stock
OF the American Linseed Company have al
ready signifed their approval Of the ar
Sangement. and your Board Of Directors
urge the prompt acceptance thereof by the
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
nth the NEW YORK SECURITY AND
4RUST COMPANY, NO. "a WALL
STREET, NEW YORK CITY, or the
ILLINOIS RUS AND SAVINGS BANK,
CITY OF CHICAGO, upon deposit Of which
transferable receipts will be issued. ex-
ch~angeable for the stock Of the Union Lead
and Oil Company upon the consummation
Of the arrangement.
DEPOSITS MUST BE MADE ON on
BEFORE THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1901,
after which date no deposits will be re-
ceived except in the discretion Of the Board
of Directors Of the Union Lead and on
Company and on such terms as they may
prescribe.
BY authority Of the Board Of Directors,
GUY G. MAJOR, President.
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Am. Telephone g.. q
Treasury Statement.

Washington. June 4-To-day's statement Of the
Of the $50, coo. coo gold reserve in the division OF
redemption. shows: Available cash balance. Sis2,-
s.. 80; gold 81. 5so.670.
BAR Silver.
New York. June bar silver 59xc.
The Banks.
New York. June i-Aoney on call steady at
3dSis per cent: last loan 3: prime mercantile pa
per 3+d4ls per cent Sterling exchange easier.
then nrmer, with actual business In HANGERS bills
at Nss@4-ssk for demand and S4.s5N for sixty
days: posted rates As5ts94.s6 and &lS9: CONNER
ctal bills A.6414o<st< Silver certificates nom-
inally soc; Mexican dollars sc. State bonds weak:
balances SIS. ISL. 49,
Boston. June [-Exchanses 81. osI. SIS: balances
g. ~, 3l&-
Phiiadelphia. Pa. June A-Clearines =. Sc. IL:
Baltimore. Nd. June A-Cleanugs g. "a. O3o:
balances Go5. $50.
-Chicaso. June 4:-ciearinss q. 81, 81; balances
4.e1h0eo. Posted exchange A-s6h0<ss. New
Cincinnati. o., June A-ClearfngS q, - 100.
Aonsy 30 psr cent New York Szehsngs $50
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gugar was not going to BE- Increased when tho
formal announcement Of the declaration Of IN
a bear card. and were heavy seller, q tbs
buyers on the decline. supposed to be for .
Standard Oil interest.
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weather.


ing from Hamburg. and will clear at { O'Clock
thfs afternoon for al Calhoun County landingnL
Tho Sidney departed ysstsrdav aftsgnOpn fe
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River Forecast.
The river At st. Louis will rise.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges Tuesday stood At IA fsSe, shov.
ing a rise Of IL feet In the last - hours.
business on the wharf yesterday was fAiriy
brisk. Both incoming and departing steamers
had good trips. but freight ofHeringD were some
what heavier than receipts.
Weather bright and warm In the morning, With
heavy showers late in the afternoon.
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Indianapolis. for the City National. Goshen. 1Dd.:
Northwssiern National Minneapolis. for the
Natiorai. Chicago, and Citizens National pso
Moines, for the Farmers National, Odabof& u.
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LIduDu CUuTtS Y ~ 0fFoWw
london. lbs D. m-rhe market for Ameri-
can railway shares opened strong. reacted .
shade on realizstions. and Is now steady at about
The ,endencv Of the market. 80 fur as IL may
be defined. is toward Improvement. Union Pa
c{Ac in fl<Ts bid
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Closing quotations:
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Business Active and ON . Good Scale
Demand Good and Rates Steady.

While not 80 heavy a. on the day before
business among the local banks and trust COM
ianies Yesterday was quite brisk and fully up
TO the expectations Of bank officials. There were
no changes of any kind. and none was looked
tor. In q routine way transactions at the vari-
Gus financial Institutions were active. This an
p,ies especially to the checking and depos.tng.
which were active throughout the day. Money
was in large supply. but there was a very fair
demand. and loans were made at the old rates
OF 3 to Z per cent for call and time money,
Country business was satisfactory.
The bank cleartngs for the second day OF the
week were record breakers, being reported At
Su.lls.<SS. The balances were 81. LASS.
Domestic
Whitaker & Co, bond, stock, commercial paper
ara exchange brokers. No. I'D North Fourth
street. quote exchanges a. follows:
Bid. Asked.
Shicaeo .---. ......---....-I0c prem Doc prem
New YORK ----.-..--.---.l prem 300 prem
cincinnati ..--..-. .-..-----.loc dis 10c prem
Louisville ..........- ...--..lao dis loo prem
New orleans ...-...-...-...--2c die par
City Of 81. Louis.
Corrected daily by Guy p. Billion. No. ag Olive
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TO the EtookAotdvs Of the
AMERICAN LINSEED COMPANY,

AMERICAN LINSEED COMPANYs
The undersigned, stockholders of the
AMERlCAN LINSEED COMPANY, having
carefully considered the proposed arrange
ment between the stockholders of the Amer
lean Lnseed Company and the Union Lead
and OIL Company. have decided to exchange
our stock as per said arrangement for the
stock of the Union Lea and Oil Company.
We believe that the consummation of the
proposed arrangement will decrease ex-
penses and lower the cost of manufacture,
lesulting in larger net earnings applicable
10 dividendA
Z Inasmuch ~ the Union Lead and OH
Company have reserved the right to refuse
to make such exchange unless two-thirds
(z-D Of each class Of stock of the American
Linseed Company II deposited. We urge the
prompt deposit Of your stock.
Faithfully yours.
GUY @. AAJ0R,
RAN n. RAY,
p. ORR,
AU0U9TUD y. EDDY,
JOHu 4. 0BVERAuC0.
Conner 4. HIGHLEY,
@. wETZGER,
JOHN W. HIRST,
ROBERT n, ADA0S,
JOHN W. DANIEL0.
A. G. EDWA0DD = SONS q Ne. All
OLIVE 6treet. 6t. Louis, win receive
forward certificates Of stock to The deposit
tory without cost to advsrtissEsL
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Government BOuds.
New York Mining stoek.-
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. June THE closing quotations
IN money. stocks and bonds follow:
MnnNv
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Corrected daily by Guy 2. Billion, No. sg Olive
street:
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RIVER NEWS.
Rase and Fall of the Rfveru

For twenty-four hours ending at Z a. m:
81. Louis. Tuesday. June L 1901
Statioua Danger. Gauge. Change.
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Str. w. n.

Leaves foot Of Franklin avsnuo
fn WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9Th, a. n N.
for New Haven. Washington. Her.
mann. Jefferson City. Rochepost. and
ali way landings.
Phone u 1si NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-19
ALUMINIUM WIRE.

There are three separate transmission
circuits from the Niagara power house
TO Buffalo, two of which are copper,
and instsled on the same pole line. The
third circuit is strung on a separate
pole line throughout its entire length,
and is of aluminium instead Of copper
This aluminium line has the same re-
sistance as each Of the other two. and
is composed of three cables, of 500, 600
mills each. made up of thirty
seven strands. At the present market
price OF copper wire it is cheaper to
use aluminium for overhead wires
where the conductors do not have to be
insulated The conductivity of alumni
mum is less than copper, and the price
per pound is greater, but the volume
per pound of aluminium is much greater
than that of copper, on account of the
lower specific gravity of the metal
When, therefore, resistance per pound
Is taken as the basis for comparison.
aluminium is found to be cheaper
Casters Magazine.