davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
La Suppression del impues.
to de guerra
Los productos de harina no recibirdn
81 beneficiO
IMMEDIATE TRABAJO DEL CON.
GRESO
Empeio de Roosevelt y 50 cabinet

GnPSnv ~ AvvSSvS1s On 60DhuSss
(Ssrvicio cablegr&fico especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, yiernes. Manifies
tan desle Washington que eli Il
CAmara de Representatives. Sc hs
leido el proyecro de la comisi6u de-
Hacienda, suponiendo el impuesto
de guerra creajo snteriormente y
SO cree que hoy sera aprol ado,
pasando elseguida al Senado don
de correra igusl suerte.
Exceptdanse de la rebaia pro
puesta. sAgdn enmienda hecha al
pill, los productos de las har nas
Y sus mezclas.
Creese que !nme diatamente ocu
para la atenci6n del Congreso eli
tralado de rsciprocnlad con Ouba,
al que pfesta particular atenci6u
Mr.. Roosevelt y su gabinete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
Actitud del Gobierno


Nueva York, viernss -Noticias
recibidas de Barcelona dsn cuenta
de Ia terrible explosion ocurrida en-
una fabrica de tejidos de Manresa,
donde estall6 Ia caldera de vapor
Cast todo el edifcio Sc derrumb6
y muchos obreros y obreras fueron
muertos On el accidente, contandose
un gran n1Iero de heridos.
Algunos tniembros de las perso-
mas que sucumbieron Sc encontra-
ron { una distancia incredible y Sc
iDvestiga por Ia autoridades y el
pueblo Ell reconoc:miento de los ia
l!ecidos.
FL gobierno dedicar& una suma
al alfsio de las iamilias de los obre
ros que han sucumbido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

Se encuentra en- .sta capital en- uso 81
licsDcla don Rafael T1ado, Sscretario de Ia
Corte de D.strito dc Arec b..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
DESPEDlDA

Al apartaI nos de Puerto Rico, & don
de hemos llegaoo desde Cuba doude
fuimos llevados Con falsas ofertas, que
remos kacer pID!ica nuestra gratitud q
nuestrO compatriota el dign0 O6nsu
Simon BarCel6. que no ha om,tldo es.
fuerzos por ayudarnos, al Vict-Oonsu
cab .lleroso y c0mpetente, 4 :E ,ba,oo
Dias Lecuna, Felpe Kuiser, Rafse.
el Vale, Juan Msgdaieno, d. do Grl
sofia, J. Mora y Pedro Garcia, vene-
zolanos que en- el extraniero ven CT mo
propia 10 .Gesgracia de sus pa lnos
Son estos los miembros de la O0Iopia
Venezolana de qulenes mos despedi-
mos, quedando en- todo tempo a. sus
6rdeneS.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 81 de
1902 jose Estanisao Donate, Felipe
Alvarez, An .onio Peha.
D. fsilo recsido aver por el Tribunal Su.
prenO en- 81 recnrso infsIpussto coairs Ia
senteucla dictada por la Corle de D,strito
do essa capital en- Il cansa que Sc le seRufa
4 don 6snuago B. Palmer, por 81 supliustol
dalsxn- a. Snlxe1ad 5is iofamenfe IND xotsslss
por ananiniidad 70 por mayoria como 10
die.
Se encuentra en- .sta capital en- uso Dc
licsDcIa don Rafael Trado, Srcretario de- 10
Corte de Dstrito dc Arec bo.
Don Esequiel Martinez Quinters, licen
ciado on letrss y notable ponodista, dara
esta noche una confereBcla en- los salones
dc 10 s'FedeTaeihp l. hr+r
RcYiStd COmerCial
DIE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOJOS
Operacionss duraure el dfa de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31
RcYiStd COmeTCial
DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOJOS

operacionss duraure el dfa de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

mes ] ci tociDsta 3 brt papss 10 cIs 2l3 man
teca bi sal % r,s souseryas 1 'cI vain,ll.y
2 atds dariIes 3 cts gailetss Cerecedp Her
mapos go 2 barriles babi.haeIas s. 9 iss
galIrias o bsrr'les papas 2 bsrriles COLES 2
barr,is Temolachas 10 cajas licores 8 I'd lul
ces rs salmon cDts pescado CT muessrss
MalIeohoffy Korber IL fIs droqss LIZ bl 81
bsda ems dr"gas l Il papel Ct boiellao
l fdo taponss 1cntA.rvsiDa Alti,ndro Boz
30 hers camas II cls envases id papel
Sores sds l. vlamIl y co cl snbres 30 id
ma'zens 40 id qnesos 1U4 bulros 4 c,s 8 BIS
codos cl papss 2 rolIos pma % SIS abb
chu'Iss Luna Hermsnos co II cIs provi
slopes 2 cis avena Ligs de Dsisilistss o
aids 4S cts conseryss S,3 manteca hcls ja
monss 20 cls quesos ID Ischs NJ Peies y
90 10 bis tocino % eIs envsses hcI mne
blss l cI pspsi es'sno % cls qussos Sores
dc Orcasitss y co 2 } Maritnxo 13l j NJ
DIa, c, 16 g Alvarez y 90 z Hsrnais y co
10 Zflduondo y Misr Is G Rodrgues 90
4 q Palm y CO ::rls camss Bsrmudss
Hsrmanos o r Fabian c,8 A ls ssdsn
GFU 80 bis pspAs Lt1O O cts lrcbe 8 cis
duicss x l50 ss,s hanna All IA cr psovi
SO nss l o, b2biekueIss 20 ~,s oraeIas sr
oueces bf gslistas HS 30 b,s papss 2,3
i.moaes 5l2 bls vino SIC 8 cis j.b6n sJ'4
eIs jsbeB = ] q jagusiss vd 8 CO som
b'srss ADO 23 mssteeA 25 BIS socino 8
he's jsmonos 10 cls saieh'ci 6n No nero Q
$50 els s@lohicl6o H6moro 800 eIs calss
do N6mere 100 9 c.s saIssdo N6msro 500
| q msrcsuefss Ndms'o "a 10 ers msnts
qsiiia 8 ID Ischs kotulado 10 e. qassos
sunecs els dalcsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-31

Don Ezequiel Martinez Qaintere, licen
ciado On letrss y notable poriodista, dara
esta noche una conferences en- los salones
de 10 t'Federaeihp l. hr-n.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
MINING sHARFs.
Mining stocks / n New York.

ss Sio aSTk. Oct 9-cio4as quotations Oa min
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
FraaEma counlg RepuhIicnn,.

sss York OF; 0-wos' an. annette Gee,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
PRACTICALLY ALL EARLY
GAINS LOST AT CLOSE.
STOCK MARKET HAD STEADY
DOWNWARD TENDENCY.
London Was a Heavy Seller All
Day-Bulk of Local Business
Came From Out of Town.

New York. Oct. e0-1rregularity marked
the course OF to-dsy's stock market THE
controlling Influences were the uncertainty
as TO the outcome OF the coal miners con-
vention, the rise In. foreign exchanges ard
me threatened action OF the Southern courts
against the latest railroad COMBINATION.
There were some material gains at the
outset howeEes. especially H. -. ps.i
Baltimore aud Ohio. P,nusylvania NHss9sr
Facinc and Wisconsin Central On -.
91cs hand. such active issues as E.agtas
louisville ana NASHVILLE, Norfolk and Vest
en- ana Atcaisou We're lower. The strength.
~ 81 raul p-ubally VAS cue 10 die r-sistt
u. me early announce mcnt OF "rirEts'
ne INST r,dctiona4y movement was
lASched by the INCREASED strength OF Raifi-
49, auq Oaiu. As wei a poJi movements
-Netal olner stocks. iEctudiug u.inois
NIL 4. n The same time Union Paai-c.
Shln lac been fairly steady. feli or and
6s,,-rcauI also lost a point from its best
Advances in the issues Of MINNEAPOLIS. 81
- and Sauls Ste. Mare. Toledo. 81 I,asiis
Ca1.S MSstern. Kansas City southern and
Ss-+.Hn racine were asc.ibcd 10 tic
d5-ous pools interested in those stocks.
- SsSeaty the same influences were At
tS ~ other quarters. though the strength
IN Amalgamated Corner 7~esrlt,j 80
m - Leldon.s advance In the price OF that
srm ~, HS United States Steel shares were
- ~ ialF demand. Trading in the
usctloEs was very moderate
,branS5so bought heavily OF the pool stocks
houses. and Pittsburr ar,5 CIt,.,ffsrI nsS-rt
Tor the same class Of stocks vere nyiner-
- IN L4et the hulE Of the DAYS bust
from out OF town. small SdWe
me nard coei stocks. while not dispiav-
lns p~Icnounced pressure. showed Utfle SIM
port ana the soft ~coslers. which were rrGrn-
lnent IN the early operations rissed ,ifb
little or no Improvement WIZ
Money was decidedly easy. oneni,g a..
per cent advancing half a point and tSsS
toanlng as low Gs 4 per cent. Most OF ne
loans were AZ s per cent. ~
The downward trend Of the Est was mo-a
marked during the afternoon session o1s
practically all OF The early GAINS were I0sf
at the close The EXCEPTIONS 70 tits rnls
were mainly in the miscellaneous rroun
was 4 seller all dav. agEreVn+f1r
TO about 25.o9e shares These were
mace chiefly on the early rise and lncilfcd I
the soft coalers. Atchison and Southern
Pacific.
Local monetary conditions fairly satisfac-
The Subueasury reported additional
purchases Of bonds 20 the par value OF
sLSoo.N9, which. with interest. probably |
h-t-~s aggregate purchases " u Sf9a1 nh =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
pr TELEGRAPH.

south Omaha. Dot A-Catl@Reeeipss 1850;
s:eaeS; naiiy. Ssers H.9sSf.5s cows ana seir.
es S-5og4.S; Western steers 1.SJ5-7s; Texas
= steekeTs and feeisrs & s3gs caves
Ies; bulls stars etc 49,
mixed :s,s0Es-9s: Light seq: pigs Ss8s -: bulk
ket steady I'D mutton yeaEsIss 94Ss4: Wes,I
ems S-9GS-s5; ewes A-gs3Es common and
kansas cay. 80. Oc1 -0-Catue-RecsiptI
peeo natives. % Teams; esives z TeSsns.
nrfCcd weak; Western cows STEADY. stockers ard
l ars5sFId SEE stta9 Steers - HE'S; s sair 10 1 a5Sd ASS
$50. steekers and feeders SQi-e5: Western led
-: TsSss COWS n'Sas.T IS: nniivs cows a-SS
80: native heifers E59e355: SaEners aaS:
ssIes S7n.oS. heayy. Sa7-oIis: mixed packer. 81
si55aTel sheep-Eeceipts neo: The mazk.t
srn Iriss Ss5s fSd ewes aas.7a; native Weth-
eEs. &c4l5. Western wetheTs SGS$s stocSers
south. ). JesePlh, 10, Oct s-Cstue-Rs-
Saiives si2 -. e5NS ana hsfsers nSss5 v~sis
fesl.rs Ssg5 R5ss-Recs'pi LOS: psGlac iswe-.
Ighs aud ieht nixed Sftl9: medium ard heavy
T-OsirgI l=i pigs ;fgaS5: buk SI9s44-N
SheeI-Keeeip;s @54i active stealy % stro9g.
Top Idaho lambs IS; to2 Idaho wethers s3S5:
Ssw York. oct. so-Beeve-Recsfpts G0S
steers; opened steady 20 strong eloset loalSe on
~ 500 S.,st :. 49, y. 3 SuTs 5 ;aSSf IN.
COWS 60: cables steedy; shiamentS $40 cat
LAE AID -t-l quarters OK oeCL NAAFts-heceihAa
s.-S. vells sT51c higher. grasscrs slow. ve1ls
q sheep end ~amhs-Eecelgts .. 80. sheep gen
srsliy sseedy; medigra ssaies shade lover: lambs
heal; market steady: STATE hogs $500 co.
Chicago. Qct Cat le-Rc-e pts 2.p91, in
cludl-E 20 Texans ard 800 Western Eo-d kinds
sieady. others lover god . prime et.crs SIS
lS-I. pco- - ne4i1m 30 6 81. stocN.rs ard
feeders Seet@ cows Ao4ts: he.fers So,
D.lja.5 TeNasfed s1eers S4+.G+ WegteEn
steers 2.sHr6. Hn~s-R cslofs f-1Iv a. %. t.
morrow ISpa. icft r~er 4.50. market I0- GO -,
lower. mixed and h1tcte-s 81. s0-7.W. GOOD to
choice heavy NioHs-bt -uEr he1Vs g6-9mss
lirht Sf.G1nS-25. bulk q sa'rs IS. 81 10. shop
Receipts nn9a. nlrtet straiv tor fat KIDD;
good 20 choice weirrrs tJ.5gH s. fair % cho.cn
mixed &.sri-1-59- western s1~r1 S&-f ra-
tive lamra g. 7.Tf: Western iew5s o. 5T55 Of-
h~lsi y.~terdav.R Re ci7-s-ra-t re 7S. hog- u rs:
4r9. Shipm-nts-Ca-ro rs, heg5 95;
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The Hanks.

Ser York. Oct. sa-Marsy IN call steady Al
- per ocnta last lalE 4 pr cent. Prime m-r-
1Gntle paper 8 per crut. galin- eNch-nEc strong
a AsLl Tor demEui AMI at $780, far 90
dat bills posted rates ~ Sttf and SIS. con-
meal htlls 81 utEI Mexican d.iafa g.
state bonds inactive Rstlrnud honfs irr-zuIar
EXCHANGES f-f.ii2@l h1lauces s. - 80.
Boston. Oct #.-Ezc1GlSeS Slaaal6e5. hall
aucst gse4fg..
Baltimore. MI. oct. G-ClsarrFs H--1e.
talarCts fGf-CE- MCney 3 u~r cent.
Fhilade!rhia Pa. Oct PC e7rTgs SIS c5 gi.
haLnrcfE LilaEG Money 8 uer cent.
Cincinnati. o.. p-t. IN n-y 51s ner ce-f
Ncw York exchange !c P~rgniur. Cearing.
C1icsgo. Oct 9-CarinEs SossSs1: hs5a~ces
81 biafo New York exchange lC PREMIUM Fer
eEn exchange rterii1z naS--d at s. EL far .
days anl a. H.s7 Tor demand.
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MARKETS m TELEGRAPH.

Nsw YORK. OF @1FIoa..Rsqs,PtA -
,r- my hsi.- W.
lpur Gull ,AE 10 go0d S-LSGSD. choice 10
@l1L ana 70 arrive Goflru-al steady. ysllow
Nf-t-. 80 c.;y ga: Eraudywlne. 500
aHost. 40. e. 5irs4lsc trx. Barley quiret; feed
iEE io eL T. Bgas!o. mailing tsasle c l. {
Ia Spot sea-y. No. : red Sac elevator: No. :
~ .e ( o b. s1cat. No / northern Du-
ilth >-s- { O o. sHoat. No ! hard ManItoba
S.c &C. b auoaL Wheat opened easier on
rallied ana vss s..OEg uaJl m!dday. when an
= Icy . ts.S.s supply increase started
So. c.lzeI 5sl,e C5ra-kseei5,s q 80 bv
G-e 70 b. n1oat. No. : yellow &c: No. >
wti-s &c. u.Loas heavy unloading from ali
fiaUs wa The feature n corn To-Day and re-
s-saSip.e tT q sharp urcak; line weather. nb-
tlo a,UuWard trent. cI0sei Isg-c net ioWsr;
Jaa- Sc. May a. stsc. cios~i csc; oct s'Ac:
- - ss-s.s -. e.osSd se4lc Oqts-
ara white g5c. No : white sc. Ne. 3 white.
ss-e tx waite Western s6ssSe. trk. white
So. enuons steady. closing rather
"a. s.ainaL q; meats steady: p5kisd bs!ias
t.c lA-d easy Nsstsrn steamed mo.
si-ar mess = ~ T5lIsS 6-5. ss eiiy
Isaac SsAOe d'sgSc Rice nrn- Molasses
Kansas CITY. oct. = -CIose: Whea;-Dec. sc;
49, e-s1 30 h1Td esIe No ; Ga
S,t- 49, Eee s.ssSe. case No J mixed
-sE. ~. = white E. SO. q. So Nagz-EO y
Ntite - E,e-$o. Af.GS, ~Hay-Caolce tim
e.-. SgVl5s 90. pr.ins 9.slaie. Butter
l,less is. en- $50: o4a sLao ssiPmesiS
.Wi~1t '.-. cora -Le7. oats G.teA
lows: f.sef a;- NlhsSsl.tNs5Sta ' . 1 :pan * E sss
80 -. " ySi.5r s5c 65sts@NS :SSsc:
10 30, msI.irE as Flsx ei@S
sils. SO I -NgsthN,stern si--o Provisisns-Mess
lty-salt'3 s~s.9ii.rs ,bxdJ ss.TsGIl. short clear
.- thA4f gl-rH---
pllail. q; Wneat-Cash 10 | hard E.es
.A.e net .c Mas '-Ac. Uat-Dec. &c.
regr-- ost @wG.tn aTm. No So Oats
nrm ana Si,'i( VITA soSd dsnaad 10. ! white
8 :. On tar ss.is ~ aa.she%s d.
rai Western winter IS : d: No. / Northern
De-. i% Marci = liId Con-
~ G Urn. American mixed g sid Futures quiet.
~ \, ny 10 rs-I
Is ~ N patents. nrst patents Sir4fa. s~rcoa
rtsl;s Ssrt RS, clears E@sg5. seeoRis s.
Lysr.L oct @~-HsEs-shes cut erm: q
s5t aS 81: elysr Slie. nm. =. saoe DIR
tpaa.Gr Coasu rrn. Is l-gf7 CGtoa-sc-d OIL I
e., vbsl, MO LivsrpSsi Las, we.x we %sre 'SSS
gatt.rs from AtarrS ports none q The Pa.
co;n fun Atlantic ports last week were 100
Z Nsstseru sfa5fli: No : No-thsrn 55fsn
tcc 90 Rye steady. ". 6A r52c- RAJ
Toledo. O. oct. cl-whrat active cash 5sisc:
Is. ,r. Mle s+isc. t.rn failv active. Du-. 0
9 & Aay SO oats d'li Dec G'tc May =
cover rgHf uIli- .E.i~-. Get 100. Jan SfrI
oH-N0ta Ina 81 south Lin. aad
IA Visible.
SsN Yoss o TIE yshls suprly q grain
i-r< f-ulT-e ENc g - d. as flltaH. Wheat -
= tease -le-.t". cats E.l.s.t lc-r as 1st.oa- r-
Ur. ~, 1fc.cNc 5.pg. tl.ey 1tss va. Increase
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New York Curb Market.


New York. OCT 0-Tha curb market va mol
eTately active uId ngm- Opening rricrs w.--
E,u-TnilF above tlcre prevailing az the cl1-e q
last week. utFirg 10 she prospects % 81 coutiua .
essy mungy market. hgt afCr tle FIRST hess 3
busifigss sfe market developed considerable frr.=-
ularity as q result II ~rral=ing zal+s Tl4I
Transactions acre tFftmafed al about 6as D
shares Northern Securities was dralt IN ~
dividend. and was active and dun.- n solo
early AZ uHas n1l0- Rnd later q usf.. ans 10 n
hack o. 100. In all ah1uf 100 gasge~ were lsait
In Rock lslanc comu0n sid ~ @a-1s and lat
sE hack % - Wlth trades - a0A sha-e- Roc
islSul preferred sold at SLGSt f1r lao shsr-s
and = q the bnfds sid At Asld6s. Tu.tsI
Stst4s Seel bonis scid 81 So "a -. -. Louis
Transit bones sold at ~ Tor 10 Greene Ccp-
Corpcr at teagiS Tor 5.51 shares United sta-rs
silver skies az lseE and New Orleans Railway
bun9B a. a fr SIX
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Foreign Exchange

Prime sterling. cables 4S-s-1A So. eh.et,
4 siiGiNs25. - davs AsSisTlNL-
CONNER ial ttsr.ns. cheeks AS; % days ace
Grasa bills f.&i. H4-EL.
Cotton bills 4.Gln4A-
bankers Paris cables iELI51 Ia. rh.-Es
5~iC'sg51s 1916 % GAYS 5.is@G5..s f-iCTs.- 20
,Commerval Frerch Francs. checks IN: %
days G.9r5O lie.
cemmsre.ai swiss francs. checks ~5-ista5II.
Clmmsrcisi Belgian francs. checks EiG.
as l-lfa5l6A. s. DAYS ~
Bankers reichsmarks. cables g 1fFQa-.e
chicks IS 5-i6. a. days g o-ICEes t5-16
C1mnerCial rtchlscarks. G ecks er.Gst u5-fe-
g days ~ 1-l6: = days % z-ls1gF.
Bankers Dutch sulders. checks - lis: G. days
"a
mmereisl Dutch suiiderr. checks Eq4 i-is:
MarEas Very H~un
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ChIcaEo stnck ,inrkri
No NIctnI

New York, oct. J.-Tr was unsettled In an
mlr-vts t1-oaE The ul1llpulEUcu noted toward
tie cire- u last Weh was continued In the
London maIke; where prices advanced. II les.
NhCl EIs m1tlf1lnvL- though ~ the close s-e
uuiertoae was rather less IRA. spot closed at
t2i is and futures AT le = "a. The local mar
kNt mas Influenced bv te Developments abroad.
closing With sfnt II s..sG&c. Thee was a sale
q ) tons Ter NOV. delivery ~ s2b-Nhc. Copper.
- Tor AXE y fer ssaEc-r4. A-sszc far vaee-
u"lFfir and N-Nc Tor casting. hGl Was O. mini
a. those Esurcs. there ~ ug no husiaess at the
sdvance IN London there "as an early al
fance % -. followed. however. BY a decline %
ils u. SPOT closing at 80 les "a Lad was
QEet and ulrhaugCd IN both mas kets. Lo...n
dosing u tu - Sd and New York 90 SIC
Spelter also W1~ unchanged. tire loal market
q sirE AZ size aud London M f9 - 81. The
tne 81 isln m-.rk = were lower. with slaseuw
~ IS - an6 Mt1dieshor9 Al IS. Lo-aiy iron
was steady. but quiet Warrants co1fiuuc nom
ir.i. No. 1 foundry Northern Is quote,i "a "a
~. No. = foundry Ngrthern. ". / fIunlD
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M1nor om-er, Nominatcd.

HI.FI HLIC EtI
Sullivan. SO. oct, M-TEe Democrats %
Mcramcc Township hold m enthusiastic
mass meeting at the City Han here to-day
for tic purpose % nominating q candidate
FIR Constable and two candidates Tor JuS-
tiers o. tire Peace. George L. Doyie WAS
EOEinatei fSr Constable aud y. +. Rauick
OF th!g place AID =. G.. Thurmond OF Sutn-
ton werc nominated for Justices.
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COMMERCE AGAIN LEADS
LOCAL BANKING LIST.
STOCK WELL AXE ON UP
..l- TURN.
Other Issues Generally Higher,
With Excellent Investment
Demand.

Local securities we're again well support
ed "a Yesterdays session. Some declines
wera recorded. but the majority OF The
active issues continued on the upturn.
fractions were In moderate demand with
salea III 81. Louis Transit at %=,Sl.2 ana So.
United Railways preferred was wanted Al
NGIai-. hua firmly held "a NlsA
American Central trust at $40 and Ms
souri, Trust n Sts5 were -trotug spots. Colo
uiti Trust opened we'll II S-ii-s'. but later
tl>cd on 10 S-lI.
bank Of Commerce led It's group. with q
range from $50 TO Ee.N t.aulIe-Ei-M 30
tslnt Was on the Irom N-e-i- To
81 at|
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Huttcr md Chcr.r

.Ncv York. o. --E1tteT-Re-elp;s ES-s
sNilH. - sseanery. eomH.ea O. choice lsg-+c.
Che~-Is-e ipz ~ss pk=s dun. Faacy large
sist, tell ers-fl eoll5e1 Ga T. aev l.c
srlli. -e'iis-i .oIi 49, M, ~ "a.
small wh!te Old ls ncw I.sg e.e
to-day The a1t.er uarscs was am. c,.,Trv
ls1g-s-e -.r iE-c. EsEs mn. GEES
raiaa rata. % n-Hn-,er a-n ana h=ao-.
extra Metn 90 auely Co. nearby pIls
creams. prime sIau. L'-F-ae d. 90 fair 20
Eigin Gutter Market.
EiEin. M Qyt 0-Th- butter market or ~
~ fei.- - IN IN n, 49, r-1.c ~
Cor tie week Wsre SO h.
New York. uct @-CoT c-S2o; RI quiet. No.
invoice - rlii g.l C Va 4sle Fa-
lover being iaagcnoei ty t-a-iaI Elrvp~an .a-
L,t'i.r iita'-. fe'tts aNal .tli-t1-
local offerings MOI. t1nn ca-,i fr ~ J-r,1
q shorts ana h =, a-ers ard the iatc marast
anftrttue tut via r-a- Sis III.
Inc primary rnafsgs -NhLe-t aIF % arm. w.-.
tiuurs hclri-h Tyui- vaa H1 q active th5n ~
tral tals vast. ~ttl secs re- c-t Aoa lare.
Isa- M,uh 5te May s
July $50. Aus. SO O.. sSla-.ssc.
Dried Fruits.
apti-s ccrtu4es under small avalabls suppl $
tuUfuun age quoted az slfts-- ar me a -r-Le
p7.--s are 3 =o--what mr. hbereL srrpIy ana
prices Therefore show an sarlt~ tendency mr.
tcularly ou smaller intermediate si-cs. WI 20
che larger are stl -tree end firmly hssI
Prizes ranre AS g ~ SHADES Apricols are
asd 1Ei9Isc On tars- Peaches sra ate13v ma un-
CHARGED AZ i-Eltc Tor peeled AMI iJia-c r.
Dry Good.
New York oct. U-ta TIE dry gods mark &
ta-1y There has teen a qu-r1 SPOT nah g iu al
q. 1trlUcar IrEi1-ss thr.t-H r-aI aritss la
trru - about su arfwr- aL.crt TIE time De-
rsua ans u1ecs urirt-l-sA SiE- hzysrs e--
a-.o-ut ot dee - IN raw cott1r had NJ srec
Ir.rt cloths very a-u. With hits ia the mz-k-t
fur regulars ~ g.
T~urpentine aad Rosiz.
S~w York o.t 2-TaT ea;ire trm. a. 57.1
saysnnal. e.. oet. el-ra rea:ine arm. ~
Ro-ta nruL. cu-tr. 4. E e.. T. U.laL h = o.
= $40. q .fE-t IT f--. ! g. - A. \
e Ea " W. aL
Petroleum
Nov YoTk Oct e'-Pe'rl um firm.
ol CITY. Pa. OK -Crrii: hahace4 : -.
,LH': iuHs Es.-6 avs=se sa.5E
Sugar.
Ssw y2sf ost Am h
s-sar =se n-i irm.
Cincinnati. o.. ,oc: et-whlskv-Dqrl-r. s.-
shrl Elgls active q tsEs- - So
Hides aud Leather.
New York. ost 9-Hdsl steady. Lea,ser
Wool.
-Ess York oet 0-woo; a-n. a-me,,ie as,e.
Z
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sIiII w :


Provisions wee G-l and easy. due 20 low
~ Prices al the yards with larger receipts
ut Luss There were so SPECIAL features 10
tyao-ls- Jan. pork cl.-cI Is lower al A3>9.
Jan lard E-c lower a. Sl2iz and ribs SO
=. lower al SSii
receipts foT tomorrow: Wheat
10 clrs corn A.. oats 50. hoes 1900 head.
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Inlrnrn school ,Ioner..

REPTBIdc SPEClAL-
Richmond. Ind. oct. a-The total cost
OF education n Tire PubiS schools Of Indi-.
ana for the year end NJ July. 1872. was
SG7S Fer capita enrolment The cost per
capita on enumeration vas <iZ3t. The local
revenue raised PER cau-ta has iDcre4set
res uUr iu 1851 rfr capita was al In ~
81 W. = sc
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Houston oil stock snies.

is-t hiaI
Houston. Tx. ort. c-Thoash the rur1h-r
q stocks ual-l iu t5-c4y 1as comparatively
snail. most 20 gre trans l.us were ~ l---
sfaouats. TIE total ar--l-t Z str.k chaf-i
hanqs vas Iuth-r lrsrr illa g-Lal. The y1rs
- iAe u1arHrt wac E-zcfr--iiy teu same e. lbs
been q late AMI p.tt--sUH sod va-y" lta- en4u-r
SalcS-ss=C 81: GALVESTON 700 81 49,. Beatty
lbYa az o.. lrtir-- 20 ~ g. Enterprise iHi az -.
~ BeI4tatut ly - i-s tfo.tr O." 90 81 l-l &c
80 A1rlAttsa % 90 4agL % ItsI aV g..
LsNas Sial 81" % -. l-Nus hE trus 10 ~ b..
Atci1r leo ut - .rv-~B.Lis ara - - f.e.
Merchants anu Mechanic -.ln - -. Htyw,0I
: ~ Is.
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Clearinghouse banks have gained heavily
since the beginning OF the new bank week
The bond market was quiet AMI Irregular
to-day In sympathy with the uneven stock
speculation Total sales. par vaiuc &.S1-
o. United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Killed by a ,IaII crnnc.

HEFIELlL G
Pfe1facEt. 40. oct. 9-Gcorge Grseuwa!,
u s1ccon hand. was knocked from the side
cf a cGE At AiEl Spri1s by = mail crane yes
terdGy afternoon. anG was picked Up AMI
brought EerC. Re became unconscious b.
fore arriving here. and died that ntsh-.
without rSSsining consciousness.