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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

metal from the South African gold mines.
The reports from the anthracite region re-
ceived in Wall street were reaSsurlng as TO
the success of the companies in keeping
their pumping machinery active, and thus
preventing damage to the mines by food
ing. 1t would be a violent assumption 10
read any significance i'll to-day's stock Cp-
GRAFTON as Il reflection Of general financial
sentiment.
There were few accounts left open among
the trades after the triple holiday and the
Light new commitments were almost entire
ly among this class, and were largely closed
shown by the general return OF the price
level to that made at the opening. The
conviction is general that the money mar
ket must be kept free from extraordinary
meeting of obligations In the fall
Heavy borrowings to BE Met.
The heavy borrowings abroad which must
be met and the probability of an active
trade demand for money into the interior
of the country incite to caution until the
attitude of the foreign borrowers at the
period Of renewals, becomes evident. in
contrast to the feeling In New York that
demands may be made upon US by foreign
creditors is the feeling in London financial
circles that New York may make further
heavy demands abroad for the relief of
her money market. The London Statist
points out that ''for several years past
America has accepted payment in securities
for its produce and manufactures, but with
money less plentiful in New York, it may
this year elect to take payment in cash"
The Statist sees the possibility that America
may renew the loans obtained on that side
in addition 10 taking gold in payment for
exports. The whole problem. of course.
turns largely on the size Of the coming
corn crop.
Bonds were dull and irregular Total sales
old IS declined Is and the new As, per cent
on the last call.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
SECURITIES CLOSE STRONG
DESPITE PR0FIT-TAKiNG.
MECHANICS NATIONAL \
STRONG CARD.
Trust Company Issues in Good De
mand and Brewery Bonds
Well Taken.

At the opening OF yesterday mornings
session Of the local Stock Exchange there
was 4 food Of buying orders which carried
the values Of nearly all securities much
higher than at the close OF the last previous
session on Thursday. The passing OF g-ree
holidays gave the great army OF investors
new Zest for the speculative game and few
OF the early traders were on the selling
side. Missouri Trust led off with sales at
5000. After nearly % shares sold at that
toward the close liquidation caused Il recess
sion to SIG. Lincoln Trust also suffered
from late prOtt-taking. Sales were made
early as high as S29l. but at the close the
market was easy at S2SJ Other truSt-cCm-
pany issues were about steady In the
banking list the feature was again Me
ChGics' National. which advanced an dGdi-
tional l. points TO $3l5. making the total
gain in two days of trading 81 share.
After selling up to S415 Bank Of Commerce
eased off to $il2 Third National sold on
the downturn from 1896 to $324
fractions were fairly well supported with
Transit NJ 10 S5LI5 and United Railways
pfd to $40
In the afternoon trading was lighter. but
the feeling was q tTiile better than at the
close of the forenoon session. fractions
were about steady St Louis Union Trust
was strong with an advance to $:93. - and
GeTmania Trust was well taken at S2I5
Bank Of Commerce held firm at $3.50
and BOatmen's found ready sales at $2ig.
Brewery bonds, at both sessions we're
strong, with sales at SS5.33Is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
BY Telegraph.
REPuBLIC SPECIALS.

Cairo. n. June The river fell / Of foot
The Joseph B. Wfiians from New osieanss.
with z empty coalhoats and empty bargss. ar
rived from New Orleans at II a. m: she is clean
ing hoilers here. and will leave FOR the, Upper
1:a9 and returned to Paducah at ?. m she had
moderate trip each way The Avalon. from
Cincinnati with a fair Trip arrived at go p m.
ditions and departed for Memphis at s D. m. She
in numbers enough to give her :uii crew. Il
Is reported that she is paytng $50 per month.
troubles. departed for The Lower Mississippi at
p. m The CITY OF Clifton. - from the Tennes-
lighthouse tender Joseph Henry viii probably
not get away for Memphis before Wednesday Sr
Thursday. Commander DilliIgham and Captain
Thomas Cook are making TIP to st. Louis and
Memphis. Tenn. June THE river here stands
1iy feet On the gauge. a rise Of % feet in the
ing from St. Louis with 3.sgs packages Of mer-
chandise for this place and returned at p. m
City with good trip. The James Lee departed
parted. at 5 p. m. for AshpOrt. The J. y FIN.
Ley with her @ big toy Of coal Passed do down nat at
today were ~ bales COTTON and AZ sacks OF
deau at $50 p. m. Chester at $50 last P; m,
Rees Lee at I'D a. IN. Down; J.. NJ Hickman
warm. Gauge il feet and falling.
Grand Tower. Ill. juno. 2.--,Rees Lee Up at 8
?. m. and returned to Apple Creek at p. m.
The gauge reads l6.s feet and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
v!cks5urg. Miss. June 2-Gauge i feet and
rising. Imperial due up tonight Belle Of the
Bends cleared fer Greeuville-
Paducah Ky June 2-The II. W. Butterff
arrived from Nashville last night and left for
Clarksville at 1910 this evening The Avalon.
from Cincinnati arrived late last night and left
for Memphis IT 10 O'Clock th!s morning The Joe
Fowler departed for Evansville at to-day.
The Dick Fowler left on tir.e for Cairo this
morning, The clyde arrived cut OF the Tennessee
River at n:30 this morning.
Pittsburg. Pa. June 2--River ~ feet: falling.
Clear and warm.
wheeling ". Va June River 5 feet 8
inches: falling. Clear and warm.
Cincinnati, o.. June River f3 feet inches:
falling. Fcir and warm
Louisville. KY. June 2-Riyer falling: canal.
So feet; falls At feet: below locks. Is teet-
Clear and warm.
Evansville, Ind. June 2.-Rl-sr falling: H. )
feet. Clear and warmer.
Warsaw. H.. June 2.-Tfe gauge reads i3 feet.
a rise OF . OF a foot since last report Cloudy
and warmer Sidney and Flying Eagle urs and
down. Silver Crescent down and up
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

The City q Memphis went out yesterday after
noon with ggoi t[esht and paSi1set s, pa - - =Ti
take aboard q delegation Of OhiO Veterans, head
WheT. a monument to- the Ohio soldiers who fei!
delegation numbers about 159.
The Rees Lee arrived from Memphis yester-
day mo-ntng with sod III TIP; she & VII Io,5f Depart
The Bald Eagle will be In to-day from Peoria
She has a large cargo OF stock aboard besides
sid Prophater and Pilot George Woodward
The City OF Sheffield left yeseEday afternoon
on On, a: fuii cablr. q p9ssengsTz.
The Jacob Ritchman came in with a tow OF
logs from the Illinois River She VIII return In
regular TIP 10 Cape tiirardeau.
The Belle Of Calhoun VIII arrive this mSTn-
ing. She has aboard two carloads Of staTss FOX
the 81 LOUIS -larFet- she will leave Wednesday
for ClarS-yIi'e
The Grapevine arrived with big trip and VIII
depart at o'clock this afternoon on the return
Pilot George woodward brought up the Pa PsaFiis
DaHis from ths lower ILver. IAe Ll4Els VIII =
taken to the upper rlver for her regular summer
business
The sennirnonthly meeting q HarBOr No; q
was held yesterday w T. Campbell .saiI, 0f Cairo
received nom BoyCe Be-riman OF Paducah.
Inquiries being made along the Levee II
the Whereabouts Of the widow and daughter OF
one of the st Louis packets.
The Dolphin was in port yesterday. from the
E Ieubbin and Pilot J. E SIccoulOugh,
The Columbia viii depart this afternoon on
heavy passenger list has been booked. '','''-
The Dubqqu. left yesterday for s. Paul. She
took out eighty cabin passenSe-s- Fifty OF whom
are making the round trip from ST Paul to St
Louis.
The Sidney is due to arrive from Keokuk to-
day She goes cut at o'clock in the afternoon
for Burlington Ia
The Cape Girardsau departed yesterday for
Commerce and all way landings The Girardeau
now carries an orchestra for the benefit Of excur-
sioEists.
The Spread Eagle was in and out from Alton
Excursion business is reported heavy
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
FOUND DROWNED IN A POND.
Christ Peterson, a LabOrer, Sup
posed to Be Il Suicide.

Christ Peterson, a Iaborer. 50 years old,
was found drowned IN POupney's pond a.
Kansas and South Sixteenth street in Ca
rondelet yesterday afternoon George Doerr
OF No. 6I59 South Sixteenth street, who dis
covered the body. notified the police, and it
was removed to the morgUe.
There are no indications OF a scuffe on
the bank of the pond and nothing about the
LJCy TO indicate that death was the result
% foul play but the Coroner will invest
gate the case The theory Of the police is
that Peterson committed suicide.
Peterson was employed at the Christy
Fire Clay Works at G:avOis avenue and
MOrgauford road. He boarded at the house
of William kUh!Tnann at No. $40 Morgan
ford road IN his pockets were found 81. "
in money. a silver watch, a handkerchief, a
knife, & key and two lead pencils.
As far as known he had no relatives in
St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
New York Curb Market.


New York, June 2-The curb market to-day
opened with a good tone anI with moderate ac-
tvity in a few issues. Most Of the early buy
ing was professional and when il was later devel-
cped that the inside market showed lIttle enthus-
iasm the curb market became very quiet and
dull. Dealings during the midday and early after
noon session were generally featureless. although
the tone was steady and quotations were gen.
orally maintained The close was also dull. but
with good steadiness and with number OF issue.J
showing net gains In final quotations Total
transactions were estimated at about l5OO0 shares.
San Francisco Traction issues were in good de-
mand. especially the preferred which sold at 65i.
TO eS3s and later At ej;Fd6Sz. for about 1.s0'
shares Several hundred shares of the common
sold at 242s and about s3)0Se worth OF the subs
sold at .Js7sd i03H. Greene Consolidated copper
was strong and sold Up 20 % and later at 2Sla
for about 500 shares. American Can common soll
at l3hsWlS for go shares and 100 shares Of Can
preferred sold at 549t Northern securities sod
at I6IIf9i02ts for about LOO shares. Houston
OH sold at 203 for 500 shares.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
STOCK MARKET UNM0VED
BY PEACE OR STRIKE.
PUBLIC KEEPS OUT OF SPEC
= ULATIVE GAME.
Problem of Paying Large Indebt.
edness Begins to Worry Wall
Street Brokers.

New York, June None of the news
developments since the Stock Exchange
closed on Tuesday afternoon availed to in
duce any activity in the trading. Neither
the declaration Of peace in South Africa
nor the acute stage reached in the anthra-
cite strike awakened any interest in the
stock market. There was some early de-
mand for grain-carrying railroads, owing
to the large advance in the net earnings
reported for April over those of last year
The very light movement of grain, especial
ly OF corn. owing TO last years crop fail
ures and the promising outlook for a full
crop this year, gave added force to this
showing. Union Pacific, Burlington, Cana
dian Pacific, among the grain carriers, and
Reading, Lehigh Valley and Norfolk
Western, among the Eastern lines, show
increases In April clearings Of from 100000
TO near 800, 900. The languid response TO
the peace news was in accord with the
tone Of the London market itself but there
was undoubted realizing on a large scale on
the part of speculators who have bought
for eeveras days past in anticipation OF
peace.
Peace of Great Economic Value.
This purely speculative profit-taking.
however, does not alter the evident i'm
portance to the whole financial world of the
ending Of the war. the stoppage of ex-
penditure, unproductiye from the economic
standpoint, and the promise OF an early
~erSrsef cf abundant supply OF money
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
AUTOMOBILE CLUB FORMED.
Application for Incorporation De-
cree Filed in Court.

The Automobile Club OF 81. Louis applied
to the Circuit Court yesterday fot pro
forma decree Of Incorporation The officers
are: F. H Walker, president; z II. Sem
seney. secretary. and Edward 0IaIlin-
ckTodt, Jr.. treasurer.
The purposes Of the club are the educa-
ton Of members and the public in mechan-
ical sciences pertaining to the construction
and siIiilful use and management OF motor
vehicles; to promote means for reporting
the experiences OF members and others In
the use of these machines; to- agttate the
construction and maintenance OF good roads
and streets; to arrange pleasure runs, en-
courage contests and establish clubhouse
The club VIII be governed by Board OF
Directors, consisting of the officers and
Jules F. Vale. George 3. Leighton A. ME-
dringhaus, John s. Garter, John Ring, Jr-.
and Horace RunlSey.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
FLAT BUILDING PROHIBITED.
Court Prevents Their Erection in
Chamberlain Park.

The movement against fats IN ths West
End received another impetus yesterday
when Circuit Judge Fisher granted an in
junction restraining Charles Dixon from
building flats at Nos. 5619 and 5s1 Cham
berIain avenue until December 81, $50,
when the restrictions on the property in
Chamberlain Park expire.
The restrictions provide that no building
smaller than two stories. and costing less
than 5000 be erected. and that not moro
than one dwelling be erected on every fifty
feet. 1t was claimed by Dixon that other
that the condition OF the property had
changed. Judge Fisher said that a few
flats had been erected. but not enough to
change the condition OF the property. An
injunction restraining the building of fats
in another locality was recently granted in
the Circuit Court.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
Chicago stock Market.
OIL RESERVOIR AT BEAUMONT.
Construction in May the Largest on
RecOrd-BiG Contracts Made.

An Indication Of the progress made IN the Beau
mont Tex. oil field is afforded by a report
ceived yesterday showing the improvements In
tankase facilities.
In May there !vere CONSTRUCTED reservoirs and
reserve supply dep1ts having an Aggregate ca
pactr OF about 100000 barrels Of oil THIS IS
the largest record Of construction for any month
since Gil was discovered at Beaumont Most cf
the storage tanks are placed under ground. and
instead Of using steel or iron mud walls
found 10 be effective. The cost ia consequently
small. and arrangements are being made ~ sey
reservoirs.
Stree the price OF oil has been steadily al
vanCing the beaumont companies are inclined to
store their product. believing that when the re-
fneries completed and transportation
facilities installed. the price will exceed . GEMS
a barrel. The Burt company hes let contract
for storage tanks whose aggregate capaclEy will
be 10 90 nll hlrrels. the Ereate.t in The world
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
NO SECOND REGIMENT CAMP.
Col. Mitchell Notifies Companies
That Funds Are Not Available.
REPURLTC sPECTAL

Nevada, Mo, June 2-Colonei Harry Nit
chell Of the Second Regiment n. C. N,
to-day notified the company commanders
of his regiment that there will no outing
for the regiment this year. Colonel Nit
chell says there are no funds to Fay the
expenses OF a camp.
Il want to take this occasion to thank
the officers and men Of the regiment for
the performance OF duty during the past
year for unfolding their company organi-
zations and trust that the same spirit of
loyalty and patriotism will still exist until
a new State Legislature will meet and ap-
propriate 2 sufficient fund to maintain the
citizen soldier IN n more respectable man
ner in the future" the Colonel says.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

New York, June 2--Close: Money on call firm
at 3isG5 per cent closing bid and asked aga Der
cent Prime mercantile paper 449iS PEE cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actIt1l business N
bankers bills at 81 SIfTi SIX for demand md at
81 Si5s 1884, for sixty days Posted rates 81 S5iasg
ass Commercial bills S4s3T4s SIS Mexican DOL
lars H%c Government bonds weak; State bonds
strong; railroad bonds irregular .,s..- .o-
New York. June 2-Exchanges. slls.s5l,lOf;
balances. S.439 Ss4.
ances s.. .20i. 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
MRS. CARRIE NATION PARDoNED
Governor of Kansas Releases Sa-
loon Smasher From Prison.

Topeka, Kas., June Mrs. Carrie Nation.
who was sentenced to the Shawnee County
jail on May 16 for one month and to pay
fine OF 800 at the rate OF 81 day, for
smashing saloon fixtures, was to-day par
also rsmitted-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
BOND CALL.

Holders of Benton County, Missouri. per cent
from No. 10 No: l2o Of 800 each, and Numbered
from No. / TO No. 259 and from No. $50 to No.
%. 1892 have been declared due and payable on
the ID day Of July. 1902, by the County Court
of snid county. payable at the National Bank
Of Commerce in the city Of st. Louis. Missouri,
which day and date all interest thereon will
ceasasz
BY order OF the County Court Of Benton Coun-
y, this sth day Of May. 1902
(SeaD w. L. MORGAN,
Clerk County Court
Benton County. Missouri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
Whcnt Crop Is FIourishins.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

AIhamhra. H., June 2-The wheat crop
has not looked so well for over ten years
II there is no more rain for month every
thin6 Is made but corn. and some Of
the farmers have plowed twice. Rain
has fallen here every week this spring and
part OF the time twice a week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
OIL Prospecting Near Holden.
RTPUBI.IC SPECIAL.

Holden, Mo-, June 2.-Messrs. Mcmillan &
Simpson for the past six months have been
prospecting for oil and taking Gil leases
They have an S-inch well sunis To
depth Of 1876 feet and propose TO go down 80
feet They now have fifty feet Of oil ana
water in this well. eighteen miles south
west OF Holden, near Index
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
Houston Oil stock sales.

Houston. Tex June 2--To-day there was more
any other day since last Monday True values
were II no consideration and some stocks sold
at a surprisingly lower feu.e. but sales were
made. nevertheless Good stocks were sold for
prices to-day that would have been h!ssed
week ago. For instance. Manhattan. which was
coaisde-ed at a low ebb when x changed hands
at &c last week was hOGght for lSc today day
at &c; Forward E2eda-tion 10. at 81 SG; Grace.
1.oo1 at 2cs Merchants and Mechanics. 800, at
Nc; National OIL and Pipe. I0l. at lie: Palestine.
o & D, 3oOo. at Ike: Silver Dime. 800; at 1oc:
Lucky Dime, i-25e at S.: In1epenCence. 100 At
2i4c: $50 at 2xc: Buffalo. 800 at &c; Fort Worth,
go. at &c: Ground Floor, I01 at sl;9c; Manhattan.
100. at iSc Beatty (new). 1.75J. at ia.c: Houston
and Beaumont, zoo. at 24c; Gladys OF Beaumont,
Of Gaiveston. go at PIC
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

Earbor gauges yesterday markell IA seet; no
change being indicated during the last a hours.
Business along the Leve= vas reported as be-
Ing the heaviest for Monday recorded 50 tar this
year.
Weather fair and windy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

Philadelphia. Pa. June 2,-Ciearings. SIC. 463.-
5Si: balances, s5.271.3I2 Money / per cent
balances. SIsS.-.L Money 3 per cent.
Chicago, June 2-ClearinEs. 50 523 CO..: halarces.
1865. lg7. Posted eSchanga SlS517 sixtT laya.
SiS, on demand. New York sc to BIC premium.
Cincinnati. o.. June 2.-Mon,v slG ger ,ert
New York exchange S1Slc premium C.ear.ugs.
EIGin Butter Market.
Elgin. Ill. June 2.-Butter firm: sales q 80 lis
at DO.
Bar Silver.
New York, Juae- 2.Bar silver 5Is.c per o.:
London steady. . l5-lGd peg o.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. June 2.-Avai!abis cash b4Ia-ce
Sls5,5J'.22t. Gold. Sc. .J5i, 90.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
Government Bonds.
Yesterdays Bank CIenrinEs.
Local Money market.

Yesterdays Clearing-hou statement showed
clesrings $40 0z6 balances 81 PA g05 compared
with ciearngs Sl574s74. balances S1.so7. .ico Sat
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

Deposits were large and cIearines heavy. There !
continued good demand for cali and tirue
loans with discount rates steady between AZ and
81 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
beaumont OIL stock Sales.

beaumont Tex. June 2.-To-day's oil stock
sales the Beaumont Exchange We're: Heywood.
5 shares at 65: Beatty. Loo at I1sc: Beaumont
on and Mineral. L, 200 at &c: Dividend. 5.ooo AZ
&c: $50 at lc; Gold Eagle. $500 at l0c: Inde-
pendence. $500 at &c: Anglo-American. 100 at
&c. ouotations-oI No T. o b.. Gladys City.
&c: No. .. 15c- shipments by rail. 207 cars; by
water. 100 cars. Total for May. 5.is1
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

preferred were strlnS. on talk Of large earnings
and rumors OF retirement CT second pref rid.
The h-aviness OF United States Steel preferred
was due TO scattering selling OF long stock. in
CUCed by the reports Of fresh litigation against
the company proposed bond issue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
Mining Stocks In New York.
ew York. June 2.-Closing quotations on min
Domestic Exchange.

Whitaker & Co, bond, stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers, No. 800 North Fourth
street. quote exchange to-day as follows:
Bid Asked
IN
CiilCaEo par 15c prem
1EnclnllaIi l0C
New Orleans ...-.-...-..........par 1Oc prem
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
Wall street Gossip.

Foreign-LoTdon operations in this market to-
day were very much smaller than had been *
pected It was said that business was practically
suspended owing TO peace. The aTbitrage houses
did in all about l., 0oc shares for London account
evenly divided between purchases and sales. Tney
bought chiefly Atchison and Union Pacific and
sold United States steel pfd-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

TIE activity in Fuller Construction vas saii
IN the bcardrooUi 10 be due TO inside mHnipu!a-
ton
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

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2. 90 DO adj s55s 20 90 y * " POGO
1000 Do adj stpd. % Is .-...---.... 50
$500 Am Bike IS. GS 400 Nat Ry OT
zoo Ann ATbOr - Mex iiEs.-.-.Ii
sgI994 1000 y l. r Is. l13-s
200 BrkIyn Tn 1909 Reading Is
Gas Ist.....-I1s 1pr4iGlIt
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$3.50 Con TOb 5s.. es5s 1900 st 1. 1 VI 4s s4't
500 Cent Ga con 2,11 SeaboarI As. 81
soso c & q is 96l. 500 5 R N (
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

3..J9 Adams EsI Il
1914 sGIOS
400 Am Bike jS.. Is
1y,1p An Spirit Gs. IS
5000 Atch gen 4
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1880 y & y + l.
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300 Do gold IS. .IJ2i.
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land grant
3iss ...-.-. 81
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div 4s.-.. 81
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03
MIsnellanenr,s-1hn adrnnca in c,arndiar

Miscellaneous-The advance in Canadian Pa
cific was due to fresh purchases by Montreal and
Toronto. II was said that many who had
sold out their holdings the reaction were buy
ing them back. The feature Of St Paul was
the sale Of $1,000 shares by Wasserman Bros:
understood TO be for account Of Chicago clique"
Other Chicago brokers were also sellers. st
Louis srd San Francisco common and secnrd
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-03

Union Pacihc-The early advance in this stock
was due to buying, said to be for Chicago ac-
count well by important local interests
Ii intinated that should conditions continue
at present IL Is certain that extra dividend
will be declared in August. Mr.. Harriman's state
ment also created rather buiiish feeling In
the afternoon Gates brokers sellers Of stock.