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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Sept. s-Flour-Rece.p,. q s-5..
hSpr Ss'., aJig1 ard a shade lower TO sell. Rye
steady; Brandywine a.S62.I5: State ssas5i.c C
BudaiS. ~wheaf-Rec.iS,se I i5i. ised. .aso +s c 60, 4 S I:
spot market easier: No. . red IsAc e.evator: No
.sse Z Q b. afoet; the bears had their inninss
IN the wheat market today: led by Sept. Which
ne whole market sod on and was weak ali dsy.
Serns aneSsed @,so by lover cables: small ex:
,9uidatien; the close was easy at s6sc net loss:
closed sisc: Gec ei' Closed Sc: seq, . .S
y experts IS; sgot cay: No. 2 nc elevator
white &c: optiol market oeeted arm on r. S 20:
news. but later fully shared the wheat break. 10.
Easier cables. more tSSssss o. and cro arm %.I 0ssrinss
jyaSid classdj ssosinE weak AID geac net lower:
sept sssgsse; elesed sssc;. Oct. c osed SIe:
10 ; white &c; No; : white nc: ,rk. white siS
ssissi,y' p ON se Tsik al e chie, Meak u s5s iG p,ss,, .sPs:
s Nss c e1sss &c; ssg, closed De-. $40
Lard weaker: Western steamed $40. 50. r. srm
easier: Continent 81; South America yfi.a: erna
ssS!s eI. s..; assn EG mes. t: 81. ass, sasilx F.i 10, 'S ssii:
c9 TtSss on steady. nice fm. Moissses arm.
ssssiss; ~ .ys ssDt sepe 80 1sEe: Dee nG ssse :ei Ms;
De. t &c: fSil s ssss' o sab es sisc; sept &c;
.ssi oss sird sse; Oct NIX KS ;!: Jan. ci Ga. q. fi;ly
iS,l~ASS.se wis. Sept H-wnea, steady.
W. M N0E~ka<n
RIsi.y 1--we 80, s ~ seam :sEpi 20 .ea ! ssss Corn
Lirerpooi' Sept. BEACON. cumeer,apa cut.
ess- IsriePrine wes,ein team sHsr s seiiiss n I'm
American refined quiet. sc 81 essay p'
Sept stss; bee, .sks; cash No. Z aar Tn ssss
sSsissS. co sgs,ei Is ssse: bed bed sssssess: Ne
2 mxd.. 5c: No. : white 5Silassc: No 4 ST.
oatx-No.. : white SeiE954c. Rye.No 49,
HAY Choice timothy $3.50; do p-sjsSs
S.soSs Receirts: Whea. Ia.Soo bu corn II 80:
cats aoN SHIPMENTS: Wheat ECO bu.; corn
Duluth. sept. R-Co<e: wheat-c..
hard s9sc: No. ? Northern sszc; 10. i Nor;be-.
SS,sc' sept sac: Dee SHc o~ats-sept. sc;
Liverpool sept. iS-C1osins: whea.-spo, arm.
No; 2 rcd Western winter Is lid: No. I Northern
sprirg % %: So:l California S. Sd. Futures
gnie,: SEPT, Is nd; Dec s loGd. corn@spot
Oct IS Cd: Nov. nominal: Jan. 4. ia Ne"'
Peoria Sept H-Ccrn quiet: stesdye No a =.
Oats quiet. easy. No. . white 30fIdi1rc bsrSt
through Whisky on the basis Of xs FOR nn!ssed |
Chicago. Sept Is-cssh -four steady WA, !
2 Spring a.alc: no. ; ssassEc: Nv See,.I5
al6ec. os;s.Ne :.eszc. No 2 v Z set q
&c Rve-No. . SOC. Ba~rleySchoiee Msit,4e ~
Timo, ais''es selNPr. I ~ ai 10 ! cSS:,hsTS.Lss
sSsoFs. Provisior~-Nes, 10Y ss Ssa1ln.r:et
lard per 100 lbs sf9.5cc1c Sis: short RIBS .,ds.
doose(. Ne52iz9i0.sTs: dry saited shopI.r1rs
,sSds shSslse; short clear sides skd) nIsGiisc.
NrrnseDoilE. Sept Cos whea,-S.,,
s%ec Dec. esc: on trk-Eo. ! hard fsSc- NJ
s1c. No. : Northern ssasr. F~Iarr-Fq-
rs'enfs 0.1S93-S: > cond patents 81. eo75 "a a..
Gears S-ssa9; second cleans s23caz- o
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The Metal Markets.

New York. Sept. Is.-Tin was dull TODAY hot,
at London and here A decline abroad az :,
PLACED TIE closing price Of spot at an los and
q futures at flls Is A sale OF S tons spat n,
the Qrotations declined to u. 4saes. zoe. c1nre-
was elso lower in London. where prices de~si-e !
IL "a. spot closing at fs and futures az 70 81
In the local market copper. was duh. standard
closing at ll111 &c: lake ii.7sGu sc: electro
lyuc at n.ee6u sc: casting at u.5l6iI-c5c- Lad
was unchanged. both at London end in the iocai
market. spot closing here at &C and In london
at 40 iSs Sd SoeIter was steady ard unchapged
from SIC locally. hut declined q Sd in London
ntroad. GLASGOW closing at SIS led and AfIidir--
hero ut SOS Sd. Locally iron was Quiet and un-
foundry Northern u quoted at sz365: No 3
foundry Northern S1Ge5: No I foundry g.rfA-
era sS61: No. / foundry Southern soft ssGss
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MINING SHARES
Mining Stocks in new York.
lew York. Sept. Is-Closing quotations on min.
Foreign Exchange.

Fourth street:
Prime sterling. cables tseso64.ssIs: check, 1ss,;
64.sel5: % days f.8Ldf.s3x.
Commercial sterling. checks 1894 50: 60 DAYS
q % days 4.slsG4.sl%.
Grain bills
Cotton bills 4.s7L1Gs2E.
Bankers. Paris cables 5.isSG5.is l-fsas .f7y
lis.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.isras.i Is
lis: 50 days 5-5oG5.e 20 LID.
5.isS- LICK as' 70 days
commereisl BelEian Francs. checks 5.rsx: @
Bankers reichemarks. cables g.,2S75 >. ia.
checks ST.: 60 days 50.
Commercial r~eichsnarks. checks sa.; 60 dav,
siis: 90 days 81 7-isdsrs. "
Bankers Dutch guilderx. checks 20 r-fs6nu.
90 days - 1915.
Commercial Dutch rutlders checks MAN r,e.
80 days - 1915. "
Market strong
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The Banks.

New York. Sept. S-Close: Money On cal,
Prime ens nSr cent, closing bid and asked eT7.
eSchangr steady at advance. with actual busi,
ass IN bankers bills at As for demand and
st1-SS Tor % days: posted rates 4.S5 and 4S;6f
49, commercial bills {.S25G4-3 Mexican dol
taIs fo.xc Government bonds Irregular; state
bonds easier. railroad bonds steady
Baltimcre. Nd. SEPT. E-Clearings "a $50. sis:
oatanees Sss.S5s- Money 5G6 per cent.
cent: New York exchange par: cIearinss $751;
Chicago. Sept 1s-Clearings SIS. 2i5. Sc: bal
anees sLflests Posted exchange asa 80 DAYS;
80 on aemand: New York exchange par.
Mew York; Sept S--Exchanges ssss. o75. SIS;
Boston. Sept. is-Exchanres go on no. -,
aaces s.5ie. i1s. %"
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. B.-clearines s1.see.-
49, balances 2fis.12a Money 6 per cent.
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THEODORE PRICE SAYS
COTTON GOING HIGHER

I strongly advise holders and producers Of cot
ton 10 disregard reports whieh are being circu-
lated BY those interested In depIes ing the prics
OF cotton. TO the effect that l or my friends ara
selirs. or contemplate selling. such reports are
tatSe. but even were they true. the essential
facts OF the sttua:.Cn would remain unalterpd.
and cotton will 90 higher. as I have repeatedly
stated The market Is bigger than any one man
or SGT OF men. and the law u supply and de-
tland viii assert Itself irrespective OF individual
'FoftS to check or thwart 1t. Cotton Is goirs
very much hishy because the crop Is poor AND
apparently growing worse every dav. while the
uneNampled prosperity in America and the unit
Nersetty Of peace throughout the world makes
Ter the largest cCrSumrtien on tecord
H.. PRICE,
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BY TelcCrnph,

Kansas City. RIO. Sept. B-Carle-Receipts g.
natives, Quarantine dali. lower: Western cows
steady TO iOc lower: bulls dull and lower. Cnoice
good S.s6LO5; stoekers and feeders aioas.55;
Western led steers szss@&S; Texas and Indian
soss ,i'sSs4; native sei fes' 81. .ssss Gamers aaa NJ
ssip,, -. NJ Market ssiSe !, Over We: Top IS; ssis
sss EIS ss light LTssS yOrss g sa-SSslss;
ysthsIs ssSasss, tss eve: ssssxS: Tsxas
stOeke.s and feeders sg5S- - -
Af7: s,ockers ard feeders s. 5oGs cows 1862
: ss ssi's enivss 2ss ss.5. e. Tssss f.s s'e ss.eE. o az
$50; Western steers ss.1sSs.so. .Hoss-Receipts
opened steady g .ps higher; closed lower: mixed
and butcher. ! Sosd to choice heavy
sa Rso q = .. 5SSss s nsssx 8 -sss I'LL .; Rsss Z; 'e u.s. s;
sheep and lambs steady: good to choice vethers
s, sSSti far e ehoi;s mixed EGGS 2; wsstsrn
-c.i.Ie 9;Isis; boss :.si: :h.ep ,slsI shipmeni
ceipts 3,As; steady to weak: native. Hsasfs;
Hoss-ReeelPt. 400: soho lower: light and iisht
%.nfd ns5ssso: bulk 1 :, Gs 10 hs sssssp.@Rs ssi
2lse: strong to ioc higher.
ar Nss S Sesf ., ssss cit city d sssssi- nssiSs s,d Is;
eI,rs% 7e range sgisas per a.: cables quoted
ceip.s lis: steady; vsals sod at S.Saso per
at So. tsahsso and iamS..Reee.pts lbs: ssesp
steady: selling more freely: lambs averaged leo
lambs isf ssrG an ssss ESP dr rsis q mutton s19sS SIC asF PEI per 'i r.:
dressed lambs. general sales Ia10c. Hoxs-Re-
eeip,s 3oss: weak; no sales reported up to =
u
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Receipts and Shipments
PROVISIONS

Provisions were fairly active. especially in
Oct. pork Hogs started out weaker and
later held only barely steady and were a
depressing influence. There was an attempt
put under that commodity. Prices rallied
Vel Tor a time. but renewed selling re-
suited In final losses In everything. Oct.
lower at SlI9IA. Sept. lard l5c OF at nos
Oct lard TIC down at 500 and Jan lard
.,xc lower at S:4I1s. Sept. ribs lost PIC at
ribs PIC at G.S7L ~-
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
- cars: corn. $50 cars: oats. $50 cars: hogs
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CATTLE@Cuarantfne receirts
We're 10 cars. which c~outained a5es head.
agains, IL cars ami Iss1 head last Thurs
sso. cess were IN about uscal proper
ton and mainly stesdy. with a few strong
show a general decline OF fc6l5c. though extren.
declines were mere. Bulls were steady 10 drrr-
as they have hem ali week Calves armed NJ a
little and after some variation close about the
same as n week ago.
Coed steers we're scarce. the top being only
lB. while tbs bulk sold at 19 and below.
Bu-iress displayed some life and an orcasoral
shade Of strength. but the bulk OF Il as steady.
Fer the week n general loss CT i0faac was motel.
with -ome exceptional caees showing sill morS
decline. There was n very good clearance.
Repre<prfstfve nles.
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general nrmness. T.

general nrmness. Total transactions were estt.
mated as about 5000 shares.
Rock Island issues were active and the COM
mon sold early at BIZ and up to IS bv noon.
Later in The afternoon St sold up 10 sSz.. and
with total transactions CT about SEQ SHARES Rock
Island preferred sold a. S7S.Is5 FOR Iga5 shares
and 20 % the bonds sold NJ &asGSsG8Is.
United States Realty common sold al 5-Tt7LT
Us. and later up to ia for about aOS shares.
Inc preferred sold ut 79&fG< for l0oa shares
virginia Coal and Coke sold early at 81 but LAGER
reacted 10 80. with a final recover 70 alx
transactions were ESQ shares and ten bonds sold
later al iit-antS for % shares. Can prefe-Tei
s9id at 5fgSfH for 200 shares Just before TIE
nesvy transactions The preferred sold al s5g
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Court asked to Fl. widow. pov.,,

Regina NJ. Cariin brought suit In the CIV
cut Court yesterday to have the dover In
terest of Annie Muilery. widow OF Iohn
Nuliery. in property on Chestnut near
Tenth street. estimated according 10 the
life table. and paid TO her. The properfv
was decided 10 the plaintiff by Mulle-y sub
5ect 10 ale life interest. and dover sfrhfs
He died on April =. ISIS In a court pro-
ceeding the interest OF his widow Was 6xed
at $50 a wear.
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chri..Ia. College ope...

PEClA
Columbia. Mo. Sept. 1S.-Christian Female
College opened this morning with ninety-six
girls In the dormitories. Others are ex-
pected later. Doctor w. T.. Moore con-
Quoted the chapel exercises. after which he
and Mrs. /. W. 81. Clair addressed the
students. The new college building win bo
completed December l. and viii contain the
library. gymnasium and auditorium.
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SECURITIES FIRMLY HELD
BY ST. LOUIS INVESTORS.
TRADING WAS AGAIN VERY
LIGHT.
Central Coal and Coke Again
Leads Miscellaneous
List.

Considering the rather stringent money
rates for call loans. high-priced local stocks
were very firmly held yesterday. Trading
was again light. but sellers were not in
clined to make concessions Though trac-
tons were not active. values were firm. with
sales or Transit at S012Iz and of the 1 per
cent bonds at $s1.12ls. Missouri Trust was
well taken at sl27.75 and sl2s. Germania
trust. still in good demand. was unchanged
AT w AT the close Ss45O was bid, with
IS asked.
Mechanics National at 500 20 and Eank
OF at So6.0 were the only active
bank stoeks.
Central CoaIond Coke at s1.O again led
the miscellaneous list.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
native Receipts LiEht-Butcher Cattle
Sfeady-sheep Ffr-

NnLisE TLE-B ~,
.attIe IN the native division were Abou, Sorh1.
ny Iun ot iast thursday. and there was \ Is1e1
a.o petter representation Of beef stee-s re hsfr
0I wniSn. however. were Westerns. there BENZ
~ nasn.s on any consequence available. Trad-
.ne oecnnes reported earlier In the week thouyh
1ne 1f tTo statesmen thought there was addi-
Representative sales:
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS
10 10 "a. Fl No. AASS. PE No. .Ay. Pr.
Westerns:
ls...i3..- 4.6 5...f55s...
Butcher Cattle-There was a better ~,
western stun than any previous day this week
mere oeins several loads that sold from 8. 500
80 reported steady. There were no s--fctiv
choice sows and heifers on sale and these we're
normally steady The bulk Of the arrivals wee
only fair. and this trade was uneven and Slow
some cases were reported about steady. and
otners easy 10 lower. with prices on COWS valued
az sS3gS.5 around &c lower than earlier IN
tne week with 4 slack demand. Canners. bulls
Renressn.a,iys ,sSa"y STEADY.
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Conee

New York. Sept B1Conee-Spot Rio ouI.t. NJ,
q invoice 5 7-l6c: mild firm: Cordoya sdiIicc
futures opened steady. with prices 5 points low
es. snectsd by easier cables and light room liqui-
active and rallied partly 5 points on covering.
inspired BY q partial recovery in the late French
market During the day the usual bear operators
We're the chief sellers. and demand came min
s,psny rom the bull leaders and shorts. Heavy
shcnsnses OF nearby for the latter positions
were 4 feature Of the transactions. AT me Close
sept; stinened M n further 5 points. closing net
. points higher. and other months unchanrsd 10
. poin,s lower. with the tone steady. Sales were
10 bags. including Sept. 5-2lf5.s5c: nsc. So
s-'Sc: July 5.SG5-3oc.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Sept. B-The market for evan,ra..d
APPLES shows the change from the situation re-
cenuy reported Futures are firm around recent
Iilc.s and spots steady at I5S.sc for State. sa.o
ior western and SHec for Southern. Prunee con-
unue nrm and unchanged. spot quotations rang
remain quiet and without change in ouotsd nri~ss
WHICH run from nc TO l0isc for boxes TO DC 10
lee for bags. Peaches are in fair demand M ga
isc Tor peeled and sHioac for unpeeIed.
Turpentfne md Rosfn.
Savannah. Ga. Sept. B.-Turpentine nm at
SsS: kosin nIm; quote: 4: i. c, D. N.9: E
aa.sssL h,sast1i g sc; \ nrslL
$50. window-gTass. S-b7: water-whiie. .sIs
Petroleum
Toledo. o. sept. -Nor Lima. Sc: sou.h
Lima and Indiana. sc. ~"
OF City Pa. Sept; l2-c-edit balances ;i.22:
s-sas: runs. .1t: average. s270.
Chicago. Sept. IS-F1ax-Cash n. w. no:
. w. us sept N.siH9i-Szl4.
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St. Louis and Southwestern preferred opened
at a sharp rise. on the report that the stock
would lie EXCHANGED for an equal amount of :
or ! per cent bonds OF either the Missouri Pacific
or the Iron Mountain. On the failure OF the ru-
NOR TO receive confirmation the price reacted. The
rise In St Paul was q room traders movement.
Standard oil interests we're sellers OF the stock
under cover
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Houston OIL Stock Sales.

Z ObIHN SIEOIAI-
Houston. Tex. Sept E.-Sales were good 10.
Gay and there was lively bidding FOR soma ~
NE STOCKS. sales; Continental National. $50 AZ
sc, ZOO az loo: Louisiana Consolidated Il. On al
ISL Empire state. 5000 at 14c: Manhattan. "a
~ ~ 90 1oeer ZOO at 3e. Beatty. go at ic;
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A new high record price was made by Rock
island On the curb the new securities were
the strongest features Commenting upon the
opinion of the Iowa authorities certifying TO the
legality OF the new Rock Island organization. a
prominent official. said: The finding will tend
% remove any doubts that may have existed on
the question among those unfamiliar with the
law and the facts The Rock Island welcomed
official inquiry
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New York stock Quotatfou..

The following shows the opening. highest. low
est snd closing quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for The
Republic by Francis. Bro. & Co.. bonds and
stocks. No. 2i North Fourth street:
Stocks. Sales. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes.
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Beaumont OIL Stock Sales.

Beaumont. Tex, Sent. 1s-Eev., ,ho,.,,,
SHARES OF Dividend Of stock constituted The
Ifading On the floor Of the Beaumont OIL Ex-
Shipments by rail-. 30.sO bbls.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

New York. Sept. 1S-saIes Of bond, were mad.
here. to-day as follows: "A"e
FIRST CALL
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Sos,on Mass. SPIT S-C1osing quotations on
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
Csl loans s97 per cent: time loans sasis Der
BONDS
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Domestic EXCHANGE.

Reported by whitsker & Co.. bond. stock. cn,,-
Fourth street:
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!. broke mules. Z to ! years

The nrst line OF quotations IN each class Is
calculated to represent the fun range from COM
mon to extra Dealers, however. often CLASSIFY
superiatfve punches tel topsl for buyers. which
scmetimes sell considerably above the highest
quotations. Tie second line OF quotations signi-
hes the. bulk OF sales. and generally represents
the various classes as they are sold on the CON-
mission market. more or less mixed.
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VAL Street Go..fo.

Reported by the New York Commercial asv.r-
tiser thronsh Francis. Bro q Gu. No. "a North
The sharp advance In c. +. J. started WITH fr.v-
ing by II Content. followed BY roon:raders gen
orally II was rumoret that the Gates party was
about to bring action against the Osrood cliusr
on lines which. II was said. wouid be surcesSfri
joTi;y holders. President osgocd LETT for Denver
The early feature was Manhattan. Gould ana
keene brokers were the principal buyers. While
talk Of ircre1scd earnings and approaching sn-
staif1tion. Of electretfy on the West sIdc lines
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Trea.urr s-tatcmenf.

Transactions at the banks were IA fair ro,une
and there was a good demand for call and si-,-
loans. with rates firm between ~ AID s per cent.
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Government nond..
Yesferdar,. nark Clearinx.L
Local Money Market.

e@leaTlass q s..s.s.s.s snd ssIa ss." q SIG sssved
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wsshinSton. Sept. s-Arsiiehis cash balance
s-.Ae1.@1. gold sf@.914.esf
Bar silver.
eg York Ssp1- f1-pcr silver SlI per ouace
Al Linden dull. x3sd per curca -
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manipulation by George p. Butler & Bro. "
A feature Of the afternoon was Missouri Pa
CHIC, which rose sharply en-. a resumption Of the
familiar manIpula ton by G. p. Butler & Bro
though there was talk that the return Of Geor-s
j. Gould 10 this city after q tour OF Inspected
In the stock
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1000 Am Bike IS. SIS
$500 Atch gen -
1871 GIosa
5000 Do adj stpi. SAL
5000 3 & o prior
lien siks. ef49sst
5s.oO Do gold 4s
I0i& aio5
1000 Cent Ga con
IS -.---------.No
Zoo Do LIST inc IS. So
1000 Do inc....... loaS
e.e0 Do ID inc IS
5000 c & o een
1900 G b & q 8
joint ....$hdesE
lS.oo c + I con Is
1000 Colo Mid Isl
IS ...........- -
$4,000 Con Tob Is
5000 Dist of Am
col II ISL. sG%
5000 d NJ & NJ
land grant
3izs ..---ssiEGss
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New York Curb Marke..

- LbI1O ".1NIab
New York. Sept. N.-The curb market to-day
opened with a firm tone and = fairly gcod de-
mand and later developed duliness. The final
prices reject some irreguiarity in spite OF the
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Chicago stock market

Fourth street al Noltl
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THIRD CALL
New York Curb Stocks.

Fourth street: No. sh' y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-28
Jeff Davis in Washington.

"A large gentleman, with light
Prince Alebert suit a big white hat,
and a cane with big gold-head. There
aint nobody in Washington that looks
like him You cant miss 'im.' This
was the answer which a colored bell
boy at the Metropolitan Hotel gave
to man who made inquiries concern
ing the personal appearance Of Gov.
Jeff Davis, Of Arkansas. who is a guest
at that hotel. The description Of the
hellbov was adequate. 1t would make
Gov Davis Identification possible in
any part Of the world
Il don't want to see any newspaper
men. l haven't anything to say about
politics or my church relations. Good
night" The governor remarked when
asked how things were moving down
n Arkansas. There was a ferceness
in the ."Good night" which left no
doubt in the inquirers mind.-Wash
iretOn Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-28
"POPULAR EDUCATION"
Subject Of Lecture by Supt. Hinen7cn
ncs at New LeWisvile.

In response to a request from
committee of citizens of New Lewis
vile. supt. ]. H, Ilinemon addressed
the people of that place yesterday. on
the subject of "Popular Education.
The citizens Of New Lewisville are en-
deavoring to raise funds for the cree
ton III a splendid school building, and
desiring to keep the funds raised bF
taxation as far as possible for the sup
port of the schools, they are getting
money by Subscription to pay for the
building More than three thousand
dollars has been subscribed. They pro
pose to establish first class high
school in connection with their pri-
mary and grammar school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-28
II. z. MORGAN
Resigns Cerkship in PostoffIce on &C
count Of Weak Eyes.

Mr.. H. Z. Morgan, one Of the most
popular employees of the local postof-
flee. has voluntarily resigned the posi-
ton of money order and register clefk
at the postofice, to which he W@s :
Gently appointed. Mr.. Morgan fe5iss
nation was brought about Oh accolh'
of his deficient eyesight. and he re as
sumes his former position Mr.. Nor
gan was one of the most efficient
clerks at the postoftice, and would
have filled the position of money order
and register clerk with credit to fim
self and the office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-28
A Pare Distinction.

Mr.. J. H. Hinemon of Pine Bluff.
recently elected state superintendent
of public instruction. was visitor
in the city yesterday and called OH his
several friends here, Mr.. Hinemon
enjoyed the rare distinction Of oeirs
elected to q higa position for the first
term without opposition. He posses
ses unusual ability and deserves the
honor TeNarkanian