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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Ladies Of the G.. A. r..

The Ladies Of the G. A. r. held general
meeting In Richmond hall yesterday after
noon to meet General and Mrs. John Mullen
of Wabasha. Mrs. Mullen is department
president and gave an interesting talk on the
general work of the order. Mrs. A. T., An
aerson Of the Anoka home board spoke Of
the work of the board. Another building will
be put up shortly and each circle in the city
will contribute s25 towards the expense Of
building. At the close Of the program the
Anoka home board held a conference and
General Mullen, who is a member of the ad-
visory board, gave a talk. Light refresh
ments were served and social hour en-
doyed..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

man of the special entertainment commits
tee. Of the local railway men. The COM
Russell, J. A. Parker, w. S. Martin, G. H.
Grouse, l.. G. Rains, w. Z. Hathaway, F.
Jones, Thomas Miles, g "a. .Clawson, P. r.
Jarvis, F..C.Yswisher, F. I. Frink and r.. A.
Matthew'S taFs zGs$t Il
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
InSociaI Circles

Mrs. Hal S. Goldblum gave parcel show
er this afternoon at her home for Miss Idella
Clar Bauchman4 a bride OF next week. The
decorations and appointments were in pink
and green and sweet peas were used In pro-
fusions The parcels were brought in a.gaily
decorated cart drawn by little Edith Gold
blum, There were fifteen guests.
Miss Eleanor Pabody will entertain in
formally tomorrow afternoon for her guest.
Miss Blythe Of Mason City, Iowa.
Monroe Fowler was host last evening at
a coaching party in honor Of his sister, Miss
Mary Fowler Of Oswego, N. Y. About twenty
young people enjoyed the ride around the
lake, after which supper was served. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Ermansky announce the
engagement of their daughter. Susan, to l.,
Morris
Miss Ida Swanson OF Iowa and Samuel
Mathews Of ST. Paul were married yesterday
at 1854 Bloomington avenue. The service was
read by Rev. John S. Rood in the presence
of a small group Of friends.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Isle ROyaIe.

The Northern Pacific Railway sells the
cheap tickets for the Lake Superior wat er
trips Special trips each week via White
Line and U. S. L., T. Co.'s line of steam
ers. $12 for the round trip, including
meals and berths on the steamers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

WEDNESDAY 80
Woman's City Mission society, Westmin
ster church Darlor, 3 .. m.
Thimble bee of Wesley church, Mrs. Ziesel
l27 Mckinley court. p. m.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
To Meet Miss Clarke.

4 The women OF Grace Presbyterian church
will spend an informal afternoon with Miss
Prudence Clark, Chimayo, New Mexico,
Thursday, at the home Of Mrs. Gamble, 242S
Girard avenue s. at 2:30 o'clock
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
RY. AGENTS HERE
Business and Pleasure to Be Com
bined by Convention Delegates.
RECEPTION AT. WEST. TONIGHT
List of Subjects That win Be Dis
cussed ut Sessions Of q s'>'' :
Convention, y 80 81. .--.

-s,t' Convention. y
Minneapolis is occupied to-day by visit
ing delegates to the sixth annual rconVen-
| tion Of the National Association of Rail-
way Agents, which was called to order
this afternoon at 2:30 at the West hotel:
A special train carrying about G zQo
agents and their wives arrived from Cnl-
cago at noon. The train was met at st:
Paul by committee of local agents ana
members Of the Commercial CLUB, ana
upon their arrival in Minneapolis the Wis
itors went at once to the West hotel.
At the opening session of the conVen-
ton this afternoon the visitors were vel
coined by Alderman Fred Powers, IN the
absence of Mayor A. A. ,Ames. Wallace
G. Nye greeted the delegates IN behalf q
the Commercial Club, and w. S. Martin
in behalf Of the Minneapolis agents. Re-
sponses were made by G. c. Goss of Little
Rock, Ark, vice president, and by A. N.
Dietz of Cleveland, treasurer.
/ Elaborate plans have been made for the
yention committee Of the Commercial
Club, assisted by the local agents, IS IN
charge of the program. The National AS
sociation of Railway Agents is composed
of agents who are employed in towns OF
less than $4,000 Inhabitants. The Amer
ican Association of Railway Agents Is
composed of men employed in cities OF
more , Lnd1 0O,uUU peOp1e. hoi g AS
aff1liation between the two bodies, but
the Minneapolis agents, who, Of course,
belong to the latter organization, have
volunteered to assist in the entertainment
of the delegates and their families.
Reception This Evening.
A reception for the visitors will be- held
this evening at $3.50 in the West hotel
parlors. Tomorrow afternoon special
train will convey the agents to. Lake Min
netonka Dinner will be served at one OF
the lake hotels, and will be followed by
an excursion upon the lake. The party
will return to Minneapolis in the evening"
Thursday morning will be given up to
a. visit to the industries about the Falls
Of St. Anthony, and an inspection of, the
business section Of the city. Thursday
afternoon the wives. Of the delegates will
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

Lawyers, Doctors, Dentists and all
business men should advertise. If the
demand will warrant a distinct classihca
tion for each Of the above, the Journal
will accommodate you. Telephone for
rates.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

: Q MEAT MARKEE = = 80. ::
Best pot roast, per Id SC. e
Sirloin steak, per lb 14c. S
Best round steak, per lb lie. -. =
Rib boiling beef, per lb SC. III. q
Shoulder lamb chops, per lb 11o. 4
Lamb stew, per lb sc. syls r-:
Best veal stew, per ID 7c.
Hamburg steak, three pounds, 22o.
Cold boiled ham, roast beef or veal, per
r lb, =25c. S,s.l, !: ya4x Z ~. + ss..<
Fresh white fish, trout or crappies, per
- lb 11c. .TG e, u..~@
Armour's celebrated hams, per lb lac.
Sugar cured bacon, per lb 15c. 1- Ill.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Yellowstone Park Trip.

Nowhere else on earth can be seen so
many of natures wonders as in the yell
loWstone National Park. The hotel and
stage accommodations are better this year
than ever Call at the Northern Pacific
CITY Ticket Office, ask for descriptive
tourist publications.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

Tomorrow the ticket agents Of the Mime
apolis & ST Louis road will spend the day
at Tonka bay. taking a tour Of the lakes on
the Puritan On Aug. 6 the, city statesmen
will tour the lake on the Puritan and spend
luncheon hour on shore.
Captain H1val OF the Juno has purchased a
new boiler for his boat, and is busy putting
the little steamer In excellent repair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

In all o
Outside
weathe
the
dmovem C a
miller feed men. n o
nd homot other
with ewr o
ecent aveag
whea of
Ic and
Ma
Produce and demand
Spot coton was in
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
DECLINES ARE THE RULE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
J THE TRUST4COMPANY LIST Is
LOWER.
Offers of Transit Are Free, but
Preferred Is Well Sup
ported.

There was q general easing 90 through
out the list at yesterdays session on the
Stock Exchange. ST Louis Transit was
freely offered on the downturn ard United
Railways preferred was. wei supported.
Trust company issues were under selling
pressure. mainly for proiit-taking account.
Germania opened well at $eJ2.sO. but
dropped back TO sacl.15. Missouri was on the
downturn from $l24 to s133. Colonial Trust;
which mad been active and strong all week.
was lower at s2es and s2ls. and Old Com
monwcalth was weak at s3n0.
III the banking group. Boatmen's was the
rnost active issue. with sales at $lIl.5O and
Syia the net gain for the day being SO 4
share.
City 3-5(s. payable in 1913. were taken al.
siGa5'. and thirty shares Of Exposition stock
sold at $50.
81. Louis Transit opened at sSi. but the
bulk OF the sales were a, &IaSI. I-nitea
Railways preferred hao good support at S.4
easy ct So
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Beaumont OIL stocks.

Beaumont. Tex. March f.-At this morning .
call on the Beaumont Oil Exchange 1@t tcis shares
charged hands. amcng the number being some
s-ood-siZed blocks Of the higher-pr stocks
Palestine Oil and Development. Cascade Bec.v
Sharp AMI Angio-Anerc1n were tn. heaviest
s-ile.s in the order mentioned Becky Sharp
showed gains again. small lot bringing 5,.c.
Ground Floor was held at 81 g.. with SILK bid.
we following sales were made: GO shares Bum
B,uE. &c: 500 shares AlEio-Amsrican. cisc.
90, shares Anxlo-American &c: leo shares De-
&c: i..eeo shares Becky SHARP &c: ,c.oco shar
s,ov nSg a., sh.,o. s n,r, OF ,'a. aa
shares Domestic. loc: $50 share. rndependAnc-.
sI.c: 80 shares GLADYS OF Galveston. eiSc: COZ
shares iAlcky Dime s.. 10 shar.. Lucky DIM.
s-c; 600 shares Lucky Dime. &C: feo shares L,~'sy
D're. sac: eo shares National oil and pIps
Line. sc: s.oe0 shares One P~rny Ic: - GssD
shares Cascade 1isc: shares H'erirs. SIS; 0o
sh~res NPnhattan. csi.c ts.on shares PaleStin.
OIL and Development. -i:c; 800 shares Gold
Eagle Iac.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
NEW CORPORATIONS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. H.. March THE Secretary of
Stat to-day licensed tine Incorporation OF
tn. following companies.
East ST. I4oui. Ga. Company. Eas, 81. Louis:
isioiseHenry Mssuire. Henry - -, woad d' and and
j. Lang Electric ccmpany, CHICAGO. capital
stock. sisyc; object: TO manuiaeturs ei,ctEie MS
Hsss: Rees.s u: penl and Warren Rippe
Els,a'o, safsjy , Deviee ,s GompnnI nnSsgo:
elevators. inecrpo; atcr.-th haIler W. kirzch. NJ
!" Grand e sses @ company. a chicsso: capital stock
Zoe: obtect. to m1nutacturc boot, and shoe.
iapd, ard august st4taask,
W. x. Cowan & Co. Chicago: capital stoes.
s;asu sui nitur-. ineo,porato1s"Lynden Evans. VII
liam F. Momeye. and CARA a. blackwell
tai stock. ssocc5: object mining. Incorporator,
Arthur b. Schaffner. c. r. B.. Good-peed uEd
custom, vest Manufacturing Company. Chi
sasO saVitnl tsSss s@s s9s 9aisst yss, makins
Russ and " Walter A. chsddick.
capital stock si6e.ce9: ooject. quoting and siisr
sniseipS ITe'sht s ra,s- L insSrp.ra,9's.osear F.
LOOMS Athletic. Pleasure and social Club. Chi
cago: not FOR profit: object. social Incorpora,ors
Thomas Ryan. Patrick Fossrty and Thomas
STATE Fraternal Labor Union Charleston: not
Incorporators : Jackson Walker. Martin Bryant
and Riley Brown
Ins f1s.on m pseefa,,ns as Sompahy oi Snis.So i.
and Color Works. Its capital stock also is in
creased from $4,000 to sIj.c00
The Bryce Baking Company Of Chicago ccr-
tined to an increase OF capital from S.oc1 20
The Continental Frui. Express o. Chicago GER
t.1ied TO a decrease in capital from H.coO.e0 to
$a5CJo.
The Ho.,ier Coal and Coke Company of Chi
saso ssrnned I 80 70 Q, an 3 Increase Of capital stoeS
The M.sh.ntcaI Manafaesurins COMPANY. Chi
cago. certified to an increase cs capital stock
from sSc. o0n 70 $3.50.
The West Side Coal. Fuel aad Transfer Conn
pany of Chicago certified to an fncrcase of cap
i.al stock from 5000 To $1,000 Its name also
.. changed to the Mystery Bail Novelty Com
many. and It's object il changed to the manu-
facture Of novelties
The Illinois Watch Company OF Springfield has
decreased Its number Of directors from seven 10
Eve.
Tho A. @ Schiueter Drug Company Eas. St
Louis certified to dissolution.
The NJ Sigma Phi Chicago. certified to a
change Of name TO Grand Chapter Of M Sigma
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
TEXAS OIL IN ST. LOUIS.
Manufacturers Arc Bcc0ming Inter-
ested I'm the Fuel Question

A result Of the publication in The Republic
last Thursday Of photograph CT the bo,ler-rcom
OF the Leighton & Howard Steel Company $
works at East 81. Louis. where Beaumont oil mas
been introduced FOR fuel. severai local agents Of
tho Texas wells have been receiving numbersss
calls from representative, os the heaviest manu-
facturing plants IN the city.
Why. have had calls ssid one Of the agents
yesterday. from men who vii! l. so. .oOO
taIte;s u oil a year II they its adap;abi-
ity to their work And the proof we will soon
furnish. II oniy so TO convert i1l-
horsepower cozi-ourning engine into an Gil
burner. The patent burner Itself will only
S.s
In burning the oil. the crude oil. air or dry
steam Is introduced. forcing II the burners
in light spray which Is voictilizei IL iynites
The success OF the oil-using plant depends
the burners There several good on the
market with the proper burners there Is odor,
and smoke. 1 expect to the oil sutstitut-
-. fer coal In 100 ST. Louis factories before ;his
year Is OUT
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
New York Curb stocks.
The IN anka.

New York. March Close: Money on call
steady at 2 per cent; prime mercantile iis4IS
Snsiness IN bankers bills at 81. a.ssxai.S7,s for
SASS and a-ssis: Commercial baiis N.sts,a
tSl Mexican dollars s3kc-. Government bonds
efesdy: United States refunding 2s regis, ,re,y
losls: coupon lSs: 3s registsred and coupon Ioa:
new -. registered and coupon lsef.: old ss
registered 1llH. coupon 1l2L: 81 registered and
c:upcn 1861: State bonds inactive: railroad toncs
Chicago. H. March J.-t1esrinz. 30. =, s,s.
balances 81 25l Gal. Posted exchanges 81 IS for ss
Gays; S.S,s on demand. New York exchange 10c
,,: New Yo,k- ~ March 1--Erehanses seIs. $50 eoi
sston. Mass. March 1.-Eschanses 81 IL. o5,:
bale nces 8. 2..51.G3. lfi.
Philadslrha. Pa. March l>-Cearinxs sIs =
iss.st balances q So .oS. For the, week: Clear
ing. lsa'i.sse: balances axszs.sss. Money :
Baltimore. Nd. March I.4-clearinss s, ,oeI. .o,.:
balances $50. is.- For the week: Ciearfngs tsl.
Cincinnati. o. March Money 3i-as per cent
New York exchange i5c discount. Ciesrinss s.. !.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Houston OIL stock sales.

knfot tlL' c.. r-,,,o ~. ~.~v
quiet on the aoor 81 the OIL and Stock EXCHANGE
and the iay marked the duiisst OF the yenr:
However valufs stezniiv maintained
throughout the list Ct offered stocks Sales Of ths
cay: Dy.llers 100 Sc. Equitable Ion At Sc:
Grace. 30e. at :i.c: Higgins 1 a. Ss.z: Inde-
psndenee. 200 at 2.ie: Merchan:s and Mechan, Y,
az ss.sc: Ion at ss..c National OIL and P.ps, 70
81 :2s:c: isas 33i.c: Victor tnevi; 100 at zssc:
Payn,i CITY : at $50: Ge-man-Arnerican, 40 It
&c: AngIo-American. 1.ocp at -: State. 2,oec az
&c: Becky Sharp. II. go at &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Range of Futures.


Provisions opened with better tone. The
light receipts and higher prices at the
yards were factors Commission-houses DID
some small buying. and further advanced
prices On the bulge, packers offered free
", considerable RIBS were sold. and on the
grain slump prices easej under Yesterday.
Nav pork closed TIC lower at $i5.$5: May
lard unchanged ct ss5111 and May ribs
5fs7isc lower az SsS5ds 31i-.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
25 cars: corn. l25 cars; oats. So cars; Logs,
3CSo head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
GRAINS WORK LOWER
ON SH0RT-SESSI0N SALES.
WEATHER FORECASTS ARE
BEARISH.
Receipts Light, but Few Traders
Inclined to Carry Lines
Over Sunday.

Declines were the rule In the local grain
| market yesterday. There was the usual
Saturday liauida ton. At the outset values
were firm on light receipts and a fair cash
demand but weather Indications were gen.
orally bolrish. More snow was predicted
for considerable portion Of the winter
wheat belt. Most Of the crop reports re-
ceiysd indicated that the fal!-planted grain
vas in good condition.
May wheat opened l-lsc of and sold at:
s5sc. ss..essss ssAc. ss'sc &c. ss'se &c. sac.
Sac sc and sz:.c- -srs,-s,. m. .s..1-s,..
.e..a:e5se. 7s,,c. :ss.a.ssse. .ss.e. 7sisc. .s.c
Corn receipts here and at other primary
points were light. but there was little out
side buying demand Foreign markets were
weak and exporters were out Of the mar
ket. In view Of the uncertain conditions
prevailing. few traders cared to carry long
stun over sunday. and proft-tak:ng was
the order throughout the session
May corn opened Isc I'D and sold at:
s,h.c. s2sas:ac s,iic. se'sc: SIG. s.Se. se,sc.
si'.c. sisc. si.asisc. si.s: siisasrSe. s,se.
sl.-asISc. sl..c s,3sc: sii&aelfc el,sc. Site Oh,
sis.c siI.asiase. sls.e. sIsc. sis.e. sii.e. size
July sales; ssss ssse s'1e eas.e. &c. slf'e.
May oats opened sc up at 45l.c and closed
isc Up at ifSc-
Receipts of wheat at ST. Louis were q e01
bu compared with 35las bu. a year ago. OF
tbece - cars We're local and . cars through.
compared with "a SKIS. and 3s cars local and
. cars through the same day a year ago.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points were
$3.50 bu-. as compared with $1,000 bu. same
date last year.
Shipments. i5s. .e3l bu.. compared with 1885,
Vo bu. same date last year.
Receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Du-
lufh were 35s bu-. as con pared with 9l5 cars
same date last year.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis were 10 SIS
bu-. compared with l25snO bu. a year ago
OF these. 10 sks. and SIS cars were local and
10 cars through. compared with l2j cars To-
cal and 81 cars through the same day a
year ago
Receipts of corn at primary points were
25S.S40 bu-. IS compared with 67l.eOO bu
same date las, year. s-
Shipments l@.223 bu.. compared with 2es.-
600 bu-- same date last. year, --.-s..-
Receipts Of oats at st. Louis were 50 rs
bu., compared With 1880 bu year ago.
OF these 10 SKIS. and 81 cars were local and
s cars through. compared with q cars, local
and cars through the same date year
ago. 10. - .-r-
Receipts OF oats AT primary points were
232.34s bu.. as compared with .Oo9 bu. came
date last year.
Shipments 177.431 bu.. compared with 3eO.-
eS0 bu. same date last year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Statement of Associated Banka

New York, March 1.-The statement of the
Associated Bands for the week ending to-day
SHOWS: Loans Sy5s -9l. increase G.4As.so: de
pUsits 81 0ls ass 3jo decsesse 81 SSj sc circulation
81. IS .,p. increase &&{S: legal tenders s1l. .sl4
5a. decrease S5ll Sp: spcci. sisl &3 59. decrease
ls5 S0 reserves s,t4 3s.uc9. decrease S2
surplus ss,s.5. .sS5. decrease 81. $50 .c5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
TEXAS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Austin. Tex, March 1.-The charters OF
the following corporations have been filed
in the Secretary o: States department.:
GreenvfHe Telephone Company Of Greenvfile:
capital stock. t.. .0o.
CAPITAL stock S$0,cO.
TEXAS crude OH Burner Coaps.y a - A.
tonie: capital stock, $5e.ooa
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Mining stocks In Sew York

For Rainy Day-He: Il don't see whv
a woman shouldn't lay something by for q
rainy day as well az q man.
She: Why. they do. have . lovely rainy
day skirt"-Philadelphia Evening S9ulletin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Dome.tic EXCHANGE.

Domestic exchange was reported yesterday as
follows:
New York par bid. DC premium asked
Chicago. lie premium bii: &c premium asked.
Cincinnati. Louisville an1 New orleans, iec
discount bid: par asked.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
new York stock ouotatiop..

ST. Lolis. Saturday. March ]. 1872
The following shows the openIng highest. low-
es; and closing quotations on the New York Stock
E.xcnsnse TUESDAY Corrected daily for TIL. Pc
public by Francis. Bro x Co. bonds and
slocAs. No. .lt North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

mostly for SINE of the speculative Issues.
United States SIS reg advanced Il and do.
corpon and the new Is i per ccnt over the
cios.nc call of last week
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Nomination. Sent to the senate.

Washington, March 1.-The President to-
day sent the following nominations to the
Senate: Army: George W. Biegier. In
diana late Captain OF the Twenty-eighth
Infantry Volunteers, Second Lieutenant Of
Cavalry.
Second Lieutenants Artillery-H. A. Nc
Cauley, late Corporal Company E, First
Colorado Volunteers; William r. McGfll.
Pennsylvania, late Quartermaster Sergeant,
Company l., Forty-first Infantry, U. s. Vi:
Robert ]. Arnold late First Lieutenant
Twenty-ninth Infantry. U. 8. ": Albert H
Stevens District OF Columbia. late Second
Lieutenant Thirty-fret Infantry; C. E. n.
Howard, late Second Lieutenant Forty-ifth
Infantry. L. S. "; Jarvis A. Moore, second
Lieutenant, transferred from the infantry
arm. :,
-Navy-yohn H. Gibbons. to be Lieutenant
Commander.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Murde-ed in Philippines,

CuNberiand, WE. March LA message
from Congressman Jenkins confirms the re-
port that John r. Hegg Of this city was
murdered by Filfpinos on Rolo Island, jan
uary d The body has not been found.
Hegg was q graduate Of the Cumberland
schools and etate University. and was
evpertntendent OF constructfon Of Govern
ment roads IN the Philippines.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
victim of Concentrates Lye.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. nl. March l.-Mrs. o. T. Price OF
Oconee. died to-day from the effects Of
concentrated lye. which she drank with SUI
cidal intent some time age She vas .
yeafo Of age.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

We think the chances more IN favor Of a
continued narrow aad professional martet u:tl
perhaps suineGhst further scftennS tendency the
ensuing week. At least Stocks are so largely held
10y the large msrke, interests and capitalists and
gcois. however. that no material change I'm prices
from this level IS TO be expected unless a GRO,
scare or some serious disturbances in tie local
inoGrN market should deYelop
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

TIL. declines have not been extensive except In
p Few special stocks. like Missouri Pacific. r. g
]. ans sugar. because there has not been much
pressure 10 SELL except from scattering sources
mostly commission houses and the lDca, trading
element The bull interests and barking people
APPEAR to have adopted waiting policy pend lns
:urtner developments IN the foreign exchange and
local mones nark-t- and asss-she weather condi.
tiDns as Affecting the wini.r-wiieat c.op.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

Bar silver.
New York March I.-Bar silver Sc per ounce.
London dull; z5Sd per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
washington March 1.-Availahie cash balance.
u73,Dn. ~: gold. to.cl@.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

IS consequence Of thesa uncertainties and
other cons:deratiCns noted above. We do not eS-
pect TO see much improvement, In tn speculative
position ;ur the marke; al present
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
WAN Strect Gos.ip.

Speculation In the stock market Ia. beer
checked by the resumption of gold exports
furtEer large lo-s In surplus holdings OF cas-:
owe. IsS.! :-luirrlents h the harxs and TN.
adverse influence Of the ye-;- uncertain winter
wreat crop situation and outlook
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

Other ccn.i:crxt.ons. such the apathy OF
foreign operators and small amount o. cu'side
inv-silient and speculative demand and the d.
p9fture of r.any influential and leading mar
ket Inter sts for vacations In the South have also
c;'-rsted against the market. and a corss-
auc.ce duh md s1SSn; conditions nave pre-
vailed change throughout ths entir, week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
LeeaI Honey M..,..,

: Tranaactions at the. banks were heavy for a
SATURDAY. though clearinss wers slightly below
stse weeks average. There a good demand
ior cail and time loans. with discount rates
Hnaly bstween ~ and ~ per cent :. +.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02
Yesterday. Bank CIearins..

fesserday's Bank Clearings.
Yesterday's clearing house statement showed
eiearfngs Of se.742ss7 and balances Of si.es COS.
compared with eiearinss OF s7.5Iesso and bal
snces Of a ss1,55s Friday Cleariugs for the week
were sls 1885, IS. compared with s4:Soa7 last
week. :
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-02

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,, March 1.-The Secretary Of
Stat to-day licensed the Incorporation Of
III. following companies
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-21
THE Golden State Limited
Is the Name Of the New Rock Island Sys-
tenn Train to California Via Kansas
City and Fl Paso, Tex.

Recently the Rock Island system
offered sI00 cash prize for the most
appropriate name for their new
limited train tn California, via Kan-
sas, via Kansas City and FL Paso, Tex.
There were thousands Of names pre-
sented from all parts OF the United
States. The name decided upon was
"The Golden State Limited" sub
mitted by II. II. Davis OF the New
York Central lines, Denver, Colorado.