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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
FERGUseN, NO.

Miss sara V Christine has returned 70
her home In Houston. Tex. nfter spendins
some time with her parents. Nh and Mrs
Miss HATTIE Merriweather OF Dallas. Tex.
ha. been the guest Of her cousin. Mrs j.
c. Thorocghman-
Ir and Mrs Blssen Ware have been
Doctor and Mrs Waiter 3. Dorset OF st
Louis have been visiting the doctors mother.
Mrs W DcTset-
Mss JcIis sausenthaler of ST Louis Is
Spending some weeks with Miss Eleanor
Case
Miss Mabel slOss Is visiting Miss Eliza
beth Cherbonnier.
william Cameron returned on Sunday
from Colorado Springs where he has been
visiting friends
evening IN Ferguson. where he VII spend
s-urpe -ir-1e with his vifo's parents. Mr.. and
Yrs James e Hereford
Edward Grant and Peter stanton OF
Mr.. snd Ms. Frank Carter Of 81 Louis
have been the guests Of Mrs Carter
mother. Mrs ThoElas Thoro-ghnan-
spent Sunday with Ms Bakers mother.
Mrs Oscar Reid
Mrs Annie Rocte departed last week for
her home In Chicago. after spending q
Hutchinson
A dance was given On Friday evening by
Mrs Samuel Pryor. IN honor of her sister
Miss Olive Jacques. Among the guests were
Misses Mary and Lucy Hereford Reheccs
Boyd Elizabeth Cherbo1nier and Edith Sey-
more. Ncssrs- Clifford snd SrurEfs Day.
Miss Helen Bsr-et returned last week
from the East accompanied By Miss Polly
McDearmon Of Kansas CITY
D. r Martin and wife have returned
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
October 6. at O'Clock at Grace Episcopal

October e. at O'Clock at Grace Episcopal
Church
Mr. and Mrs Charles D Biehle. who have
been suTu-lering in kiTkwood. have returned
70 ST Louis. They viii go 20 housekeeping
on Cleveland avenue
Judge ". W ksyssr CT Omaha. Neh.. has
taken the Weeks place on Fillmore avenue
Mrs c o Evans Il in Hot Springs. Ark
M-. and Mrs Seymour keisch who have
been in kirkwood all summer returned TO
ST Louis on Wednesday.
Mrs z. ?. Gill and her sister, Mss Nag
gle GIL. have returned from Lynn Mass
M Nh co N Macbeth. with his mother and
lis children. who had the GIL place for the
summer. have returned TO town
Mrs. E3.fh Clark and her daughter, Nf-S
RcwsnA. are IN Selvidere. Ill. the guests OF
Mrs. Clark's parents. Mr. and Mrs J J.
Foote.
Miss Alice Wilson OF Chicago is visiting
her cousin Miss Clara Wilson
Miss Macde johnson is visiting in Joplin
c ". Pouison and family have gone TO
Keokuk Ie-. where they viii resiie.
Miss M-ry Powell Of 81. Charles fs 4
guest at Mrs Tracy's-
a SitEel has Ia ken the Zittiosen place and
has moved his n niiy from Maolewooi
The Reverend p T. Stemker os g. Peters
Church iS al home again.
Captain and Mrs Lorraine Jones have Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Hotel since their return from Denver, re-
turned 70 Webster. Tuesday.
Mrs B. g. Ericsson Of Hastings. MINI,
has returned home after a visit to Mrs.
Charles A Baker.
Miss Mary A. Lee gave an afternoon Fri
day for Miss Mary Greene OF Collinsyills,
Ill
". A Sisson and family returned Thurs
day from Fern Glen
Mrs Bartlett Adams is home from a sun
mer in Colorado.
Miss Eleanore Johr OF Cairo. IL. is visit
ing Miss Katherine Kaufman
The Tuesday Evening Club counts up Is
members fer the present season A delight
ful programme has been anne1 f1r the
year Mr.. James l. Blair will be the speak
er at the first meeting. which viii De neld
November AT the home of Colonel E J.
Srencer. president Of the club
Howard Grust departed last week for
Blees Military Academy at Macon No.
Miss Martha Bsrrere Of St Louis was the
guest Of Miss Hazel Allen this week
Mr.. and Mrs George A Rsrck returned
Tuesday from Lebanon. o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
A HELPING HAND
b ei,5y Erissji n s. lss;s CHM.

There are many enthusiastic ctfizens sn
St Louis prepared 70 tell their experiences
fer the public good Testimony from s1ch
a source Is the best Of evidence and VIII
prove helping han6- to scores CT read
erx Read the following statement
Mr.. John Kelly. drayman for years In St
Louis. living at lGE North Sixteenth street.
says: In addition 10 hackache stfncks.
which I had for I'VE or six years. srouoke
with the kidney secreffcns existed tr11o
more than one means TO get relief but un-
i'll / went to Welt Wilson'S. corner s3xth
street and Washington avenue. ] met with
very Indifferent saccess The freafnn<p<
was fusf what I required Since ! sfopppd
4 I hsve lot noticed symptom Of = r.
crrrence-
Fo<ssr-Mflburn Co. Buf1lo. ~. Z. su1n
agents for tne United stafes.
Remember the name-Doar's-and take no
substitute
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
SOCIAL Gibbs.

Invitations have been issued by the s. B.
A Club for its initial dance. which takes
place Friday. October 10 This VIII be the
first Of q series of dances which the MEM
bers expect 10 give during the present sea-
son
The Autos gave their first dance Of this
season al Nc. 3944 Olive street. Friday even
ing. September &c The committee was com
posed of Ernie Brinkmsn. F n supder-
mann, James Smith. Gus Schuttenberg.
Charles Niederich and Charles Dierks- g.
The c. a Cs. viii give the first Of a
series Of dances at Pose Hill Hall October
. These dances proved 10 be popular in
The West End last season
The FIeur de Lis Club opened their bowl
ing season at the St Louis Bowling Asso-
citation alleys Thursday afternoon The
ladies were enthusiastic and some fine
scores were made, Mrs Ruler leading
The Cupid Dancing Club will give its first
dance at No. 40 North Grand avenue
Messrs- Jim Dunlap. Martin Meyer. Harry
Arnold: Misses Susie Barrett, Mayne Nc
Glaughlin. Nellie Slendon-
The Merryland Club Will give its first
dance of the season on Halloween evening.
October 30. al the Louisiana Hall The
committee includes:
Olive Boesche. Anna G Gilchrist-
Lola Wachter Charlotte Pleitsch.
Edna c. GlchEst, May McNichoL
Josephine Nelson,
Jyedding Invitations, fashionably correct
b every detail. executed by expert engrav-
eE and printers in the stationery shops of
Mermod & Jacc2rd's. Broadway and Locust
WorkT3snEhip unexcelled anywhere in the
world Samples and prices mailed fres-
St PauFs Dramatic Club will open its
second season a. Carondelet Turner Hall
Friday evening, October ,. presenting Gil
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Mrs J. Lppert has returned from an
Eastern trip 10 her hcme IN Glencoe
Miss Mamie Econ Of Memphis Tenn. Is
being entertained by Miss Ethel Dcss OF
Elisville-
Miss Clara Renk has returned TO her home
in Baldwin from a visit 10 relatives In ST
Louis
Mr. and Mrs John Losser OF Memphis
Tenn are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Maender IN Clayton
Mrs. w E Campbell and her children
have returned 10 their home IN Camoieton
Mace from a rrtp T. Michigan
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

sued invitations TO the marriage Of their
DAUGHTER Mss Churchill Jones. 20 Mr.. 1chn
Pitnnan The ceremony will be performed
al Grace Episcopal Church. "Wednesday
evening October g. at O'Clock The at
fepdarts will be Misses Louie Brown. Fon-
taiae Jones' Hermine Gratz. Messrs. Hugh
Matthews. Ingram Boyd. Lorraine Jones
and George Tittman- Three little maids OF
10 Mildred Jones' Mary Blaine Tompkins
ard sidney Brown viii also attend the
bride Mrs Joseph R. Matthews. b,ide
OF last year. VIII serve her sister as Inatro1
of honor
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Rob Loaekes and "a HqTan; afseE which
Sisses- snia
Eva Fuqua- Marie Brady.
Mary Tatum. Lillian HsSse,
Grace Pricke-tt. ADA PAGE.
Maude Harris, Edna Humphrey.
Mile Ellis,
GeSsieurs-
Bradley kellogg. Albert Tstum.
Rob LoucEeS. Rob Humphrey.
I'd Saunsr Msvelle Chzpline.
Ed EoTan. Raymond Chapline-
Roy Monroe,
Miss Beatrice c Beck. No. -sl1 Magnolia
avenue. was given a surprise party Satur-
day evening, n honor Of her birthday
Those present were
,Messieurs-
Luc:us Rlsch. OF Topeka. Kas.;
Charles Osbu-c. Jr.; Paul Conrad.
William .Fisse. Richard Brohaner,
William Osburg. Master Harvey
MissesE
Matilda Lewedag, Frieda wuebbeling.
Emma Geers. Pearl Beck.
Elsie Lswedag, Mabel Beck.
Flora Lahm- Lille WuebbelirE,
Cora Lewedag. Beatrice Beck
Mrs. Buchholz. No. 22I9 Gravois aveu1e.
gave a party last Sunday evening in honor
Of the birthday Of her daughter. Miss Min
ME Buchholz- The evening was very pleas
antly spent with music Those who were
present Included
Messieurs and MesdameS-
Frank Barber. stephen Pray.
Mesdames-
Hempel,
Misses
Mayne Prag Ereda kleinschmidt,
Lille Snider Lizzie BinameysT-
Lydia NaceI. tiCssie Stevens
Lena Wipple-. Minnie BuchholZ,
Helen Brown.
Messiea-s-
Frank Barber Carl Goebel.
Barney Soe1z. Biiimeyer.
Henry Altspfter, Charles Buchholz,
Coles. Ed Snider.
Tom Brown
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

home from two weeks tour to the lakea
While zone they visited Niagara Falls.
Toronto, Canada. and other points Of inter-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

unique concert was given ~ the Ca
baIine Club last Tuesday evening at Arcade
Hall Mrs Kaufman. conrralto. was the
soioist: NJ Jacob Blumberg violinist and
AesSTs- Judson W Ong and Paul Klunx
pia1onsls- The concert was unique becsu use
OF The pianola entirely su7pisntinS hrman n
pis snist- Mrs. kAufmans solos were 1e-
Hshucly rendered ana Mr. Blumbere played
WITH great feeling: Messrs. Ons and Klug's
planola solos and accomplishments were
perfectly played and the large number of
sncores 70 every number on the programme
bespoke the appreciation OF the audience
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
kIRKwOoD.

Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Elizabeth jenkins TO Mr. William Hit. The
wedding VIII take place Monday evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

An engagement that has jurt been an
nouaced IS that of Miss Edith Blsckwelder
OF 524 Washington boulevard. 10 M Frank
Souie of New Orleans The wedding vii
take place some time IN the early winter
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs George Enrich and daughter. Mss
Jeanette have returned from their summer
outing spent along the Atlantic Coast. lnd
are now entertaining Mrs. Wm. L James of
Galveston. Tex
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

A party consisting Of Charles 3. Norris
No. sall FRANKLIN aN snue. Charles H Lyle.
No 4i24 Iaciede avenue, and Doctor
William ?. Grayson- Madison. Ill. returned
last week from Adamsvfie- Mich where
they spent ten days fishing IN Lake juno.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
WEBSTER GROVES

Mrs. A. E Daiin Of Ssh Morgan street has
returned from visit to New York City
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

E.Iceilent Dining Cars St Louis TO New
York every day on knickerbocker Special
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Telegraph your friends you are coming Z
Cincinnati via Big Four.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs Henry Sanderson Of Lincoln Neb..
IL visiting her aunt Mrs. W R. Cottrill,
No. 76e Bayard avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mr. and Mrs. Otis B. Phillips. formerly of
Carboudsit. Ill. have gone TO housekeeping
at No &c L!rden boulevard. and viii be ar
home TO thsir friea6s after October /
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

John T. Kelly. No s527 Bel avenue. Ia
returned from 3 twc-weeks' vacation sper
in Eureks Springs. Ark
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Big -Four trains. ST Louis 10 Cinrirnati:
Morning Noon Night Midnight
$50 i2:co s:z5 u3o
Ticket office. broadway and Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

OF young folks al her home in Underwood
Thursday afternoon. the event being the
birthday Of her son. Hoyt Harris Ryan
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mr. and Mrs Walter z Parker have re-
turned from Colorado Scrirgz and are To-
Gated n their new home al 52sz Clemens
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs. s F. Ryan entertainsd jolly crowd
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Morning. Ncoa and Night, Big -Four trains
leave ST Louis fer Cincinnati
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Miss May wclfe OF California. No.
daughter OF John 3. Wolfe editor Of the
Missouri Democrat. is visiting her brother
Paris Wolfe. No s422 Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

bert Pattsns play. entitled Clover Farm -
This comedy IS tssning with life and ac-
ton throughout. and contains multiplicity
OF comic situations Those ID the cas- are
al follows
L. J. Slnmonds T " Schwepke-
7. y. Mitchell g =. Fenwik
c. Il Viehl. Elsie Eickelhaupt.
c. W Adams Lily Hill.
H ] Potts. Or3o;e Morrow
J. 3. Aaher
Mrs August BenninC. No. 400 Newhouse
avenue. entertained the members Of the
Jolly Ten Club II honor OF her birthday.
Those present were:
Mesdames-
J. Berning, NJ Barnes
N Beysr. r S--icke-
A Richie ! Cl,u--ninrs
H Raw, NJ Napei
?. Hildebrandt. II Eewhouss.
Mrs T. F. Witch. No. .sls 81. Louis
SNenne entertained the Carnsrion Coffee
Sluo "Wednesday afternoon. Mrs C Il.
St-athIran. No. 2SI5 St Louis avenue Will
entertain the club next
On Friday. October 3. the first OF a series
Of Informal dances, 10 be given on the first
Friday Of each month. by Company Z.
First regiment. y. c NJ, win be held al
the Masonic Temple. Grand ana Franklin
avenues. This company. better known as
the RatnwateT Rifles. have always con
Quoted successful and enjoyable affairs. and
thls season hopes 10 eclipse its record.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mr.. Charles W Fuller pianist Of Chi
cago. is guest of his aunt Mrs VI r
ThrOe. No ec.s North Market street
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
Personal MENTION

Gust
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs Georgia Walker No SIS Horton
place. is visiting friends az Versailles, No
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Wedding. anniversary and birthday gifts
e choice collection at lowest prices. at Mer-
mod Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. c. Ball and Family
have returned TO the city after spending
the summer in Wisconsin. and have taken
apartments for the winter al Hotel Beers
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Miss NirEie Mayo is the guest OF Nash
Vile and Louisville friends for two weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

The most beautiful trains are those OF I,
Big -Four to New York and Boston
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
Boys Thrss-ris Suits.
BOYS Stills
FREE.

A pair of Boys Ad-
Unstable Stills. ) and 8
feet high-uade OF hard.
seasoned wood-can be
Used IN four different
posirions-given free
with every Boys Suit
At g and over.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs Adisl Sherwood Dodge is again in
y Louis she and her children have
spent six months in California
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Miss Regina Sass-nann and Miss Nina
Bryant returned Monday from an EXTEND
ed tour Of the West
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mr. and Mrs Alfred L. Bsnnantine have
returned from an extensive Eastern trip
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs A Porter Of Hannibal. No. Is n
guest Of friends az Hotel Beers
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs Whitney Layton OF Chamberlain
Park has returned from the Chicago Beach
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Nj and Mrs B. Holton Of Hof Springs.
Ark. are At Hotel Beers the guests Of M
and hrs- T z BUrroEs
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Miss Yetta RothschId. No uss Delmar
boulevard returned home Wednesday after
spending the past three months IN Denver
and the Colorado resorts
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
Take Big -Four trains for Cincinnati

Miss Hazel jackson Of North Taylor ave
nDe exDectS Chi>sgo fr7snd Mss Eaton
10 spend the holidays with he-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Miss katherine kizsack Of No. 500 Yer
non avenue has returned from her summer
tour of Colorado. She spent most OF the
time al Aaniiou and Denver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Miss Nell / Traynor OF the North Side 70
turned home Sunday, after three months
visit with relatives at Moberly and Ran
dolph Springs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28
Boys yesiee Suits.
Beys' Knee Suits.

The ever-popular double-breast-
ed style-for boys TO 16 years
OF age-sturdny made OF strict
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Mrs E H Warner Of No. 1906 South
irand avenue has returned from 4 summer
,uting IN California
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

The c. A Cs. viii give the irs1 Of a
series of dances At Pose Hill Hall October
. These dances proved 10 be popular in
The West End last season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

Calling Cards-Mermod & Jsccard'z.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

After touring the Great Lakes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz visited Mr.. Fritzs parents in
Cleveland. o., before returning hcme Ms
Fritz was formally Miss Martha Word
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-28

No. Ssli Franklin avenue. Charles H. Lyle.
30; 5S4?i,,. ~ Laeieae aTenue. and Doctor
last week from Adamsvilie Mich where
they spent ten days, fishing IN Lake juno.
Miss May wclfe Of California. Mo.
daughter OF John 3. Wolfe editor of the
Missouri Democrat. is visiting her brother,
Paris Wolfe. No si22 Franklin avenue.
Mr and Mrs P. D. c. Ball and .,nily
nave returned 10 the city after spending
apartments for the winter at Hotel Beers
The most beautiful trains are those Of the
Big -Four to New York and Boston
Mra Whitney Layton OF Chamberlain
Hotel
6 Mrs Adj Adisl ys Sherwood Dodge Is again in
spent six months in California
guest OF friends az Hotel Beers.
Calling Cards-Mermod & Jaccards.
Miss Nell !. Traynor OF the North Side re-
turned home Sunday after q three months.
visit with relatives at Moberly and Ran
dolph Springs
Mrs ". r Young and chilaren of Trov
No. have returned home after a weeks
visit in the city.
David A. Blsnton has returned from an
s-astsrn t-ip. and Is al the West End Hotel
Mrs Q. A Ellis and Miss Lou Mae Sgt
Beers A-''s
Society people like the Knicker.ocksr spe-
cisI via Big -Four. ST Louis 10 New YORK.
- Mr and Mrs. Charles A. Hartman. No.
50 cleveland avenue. entertained few
friends last Sunday evening the occasion
peing their tenth wedding anniversary.
Miss Corinne Williams was s,,-p-is.. las,
day.
Miss May Harris Of Hotel Beers has re-
turned home after spending the summer at
Eureka Springs
Wedding silyer-Mernod & Jaccards-
After touring the Great Lakes. Mr.. and
Cleveland. o., before returning hcne Ms
Fritz was formally Miss Martha Word
uiede.
Miss Katherine Kizsack Of No. 500 Yer
non non avenue has returned from her summer
time al Aaniiou and Denver
Mrs. E H Warner Of No. 1875 South
Grand avenue has returned from Il summer
outing In California
o-4-S 21dLe1 SdCk@u1 o. NofL1 1dNlOr ave
nOs exDectS Chiczgo fr7snd Mss Eaton.
10 spend the holidays with he--
Take Big -Four trains for Cincinnati
Miss Yetta Rothschild. No. E1ss Deiuar
boulevard returned home Wednesday after
spending the past three months IN Denver
and the Colorado resorts
Nr- and Mrs 3. Holton Of Ho1 Springs.
Ark. are at Hotel Beers the guests Of NJ
and Ars- T. z Burrows-
Mr. and Mrs Alfred L. Bsnnantine have
returned from an extensive Ee<te-n trip
Miss Regina Sassnann and Miss Nina
Bryant returned Monday from an extend
ed TOUR Of the West
e choice collection at lowest prices at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust
Nj Charles ". Fuller. q pianist Of Chi
cago. is e guest of his aunt Mrs VI r
Throe. No 2zs North Market street
Morning Ncoa and Night, Big -Four trains
leave ST Louis fer Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Walter z Parker have re-
turned from Colorado ScriEgs and are To-
Gated n their new home AZ 52s7 Clemens
avenue
Mrs. S. 2. Ryan entertsinsd jolly crowd
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-02
VACCINATION STATISTICS.

Some vaccination statistics of English
critics were given by DR.. Boyd at re-
cent meeting of the Hunterian Society.
In the term "vaccinated' we're included
all showing any influence whatever of
vaccination, a very liberal allowance.
The figures are epitomized in the fol-
lowing table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-30
Div. DIV.
rate period. Bid. Ask d.
THE WEEK IN PETROLETU.

Several interesting and encouraCin discoveries
were made in the oil regions during the last week.
Operators in Rltchic County w Va. believe that
they have discovered a pool in the Cow Run
sand on French Creek and considerable test work
has been started in that locality. The reason for
their belief is that two fairly good producers have
already been found. Again. the Carter oil Com
panyS test we'll on the Sears farm the Big Injuu
sand. Washington County. Ohio. started in to flow
at the rate of 20 barrels day. This too will
much new work in that section. The South Penn
Oil Company shot its test well the Odea farm
In the Gordon sand. near Litteton, Wetzel County,
w. Va, and found il good for l25 barrels a
day. a new strike also made in the Clay dis
trict II is rated at twenty-five barrels a day. and
Is regarded encouraging indication. Spence
& Co.'S strike of Bond Creek station has
started new work in that section. The Philadelphia
company again shot its No. IS well. Mil farm.
Redwood Run, WetzeI County. with the result that
is produced 30 barrels the first twenty-four hours.
The well has been shot many times. and al
ways with favorable results. The we'll finished
last week in the Gordon sand. Folsom, WetzeI
County. is holding up $50 barrels day. and at
No. l. the Price farm same district. also a new
well completed last week, is producing seventy-five
barrels day.
In the Ohio oil fields the wells are at least
maintaining the normal rate of production. though
there are few outside of well defined limits. Two
good wells in Allen County. Richmond Township
continue To hold up 100 and $50 barrels a day re-
Spectively.
Refined petroleum closed unchanged al Zoe in
barrels and 4S5c in bulk at New York. Philadel-
phia prices were on a basis of points lower For
don, s l3-l6d imperial gallon; francs
per lOO kllos, and Bremen. 6S5 marks per fifty kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-30
GERMAN FINANCE AND TRADE

Rerlin June 29-The Roerse had an extremely
dull week and many prominent securities were not
quoted for DAYS because Of the lack Of trans
actions All departments scored declines. especial
" coal shares and irons. and machinery shares
unusually heavy. The present tendency of
spectators is to close out engagements for the
summer vacation believing that no improvement
is probable in the immediate future, and that the
forthcoming yearly reports Will prove to be disap-
pointing Another disquieting factor is found in the
latest reports of the coal and iron industries The
recent Improvement in the coal situation seems to
have been reversed. The coal mines not belonging
10 the syndicate Increasing their competition
with the syndicate; hence the stocks of coal Of
latter have again begun TO accumulate at the mines
The coke syndicate intends increase the restric-
ton of the coke output for the month of July to s.
per cent Reports published last week represent the
iron situation to be weakening: buyers are less in
cined to give orders. and are resisting prices
"hlcn are already too low for profitable work.
BANK stocks were all lower last week notWith-
standing number of bond and stock Rotations
from which good earnings may be expected The
monthly settlement is passing off under much more
favorable rates for money than is usual The set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-30
THE LONDON SECURITIES MARKET

London, June 29.-With only three days of bust
ness last week the Stock Exchange shows little
that is worth recording. King Edwards illness
fattened everything prices falling in autcipat ton
of sharp selling. but sales of Importance were
made. Quotations revived, however, and the de-
cline on the week proved generally to be small
Inc demand for money strong the holiday
settlement and the turn of the half year all falling
together. The market forced to go about $40 Z.
$4,000 IN debt to the bank. but there is an expecta-
ton OF easier rates during the coming month and
talk of gold exports from New-Y York The general
feeling is that there is good business ahead bar
ring serious relapse in the condition of the King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
hfty-three railroads or systems for the second
week in June OF these thirty-eight return gains of
S5SO8 or III per cent and fifteen return losses OF
SIos,5So or 80 per cent The whole shows a gain
or $5S.sSS, or 10 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the earnings forty-seven railroads
or system for the third week in June, of which
thirty-four return gains $3.50 1856 or l22 per cent
ana thirteen return losses of s63O5 or 1916 per cent
Ihe whole shows gain of s71s15l. or per cent