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Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-04
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OR STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BlS- BEE WEST COPPER MtMsNG COMPANY,
102-16

Notice is hereby given that the an ~ual meeting of the stockholders of the Bisbee West Copper Mining com- ~any will be held at the office of the company, room '245 Wilcox block, in the city of Los Angeles. county of Los Angeles, and State of California, on Tuesday, the 9th day of October. 1905, At g o'clock a. m.. Of said day for the election of nine directors for the en- ~uing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before he meeting. By order of the board of directors.
 E. STURDEVANT. Secretary. los Angeles. Sept. 21, 1903. (1S32)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-04
ARTICLES OF tNCcRPORETlON Of the Mountain View Development
 Company

ARTICLES OF tNCcRPOHETlON
 Company
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
 That We George Bennett, l. E. Holmes, Gano s. Crockett, George c. Walker. and Chas. Tpotman all of the City of Bisbee, County of Cochise Territory of Arizona. and all citi- zeDs of the United States, have this day voluntary associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation uller the laws of .Le Territory of Arizona; and We hereby certify. acknowledge and ad0p- the
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of this corporation shall be and IS the Mountain View DeIesfop- ment Company
 ARTICLE II
 The principal place of bnsiDess of tiirs coryofation shall be in One Ciry Of Bfsbee County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona and shall have branch of ficess al such places as Ifs Board 0f Di- recsors may from time to time selec,.
 ARTICLE 8I.
 The general nature of the business and enterprise to be transacted by tfsss corporation IS as fellows
 (al To purchase or otherVise ao- quire. own, hold. sell. bond. rent. lease, mine and work mines and minerG lands and the products thereof.
 tb) To purchase or otherwise ac- quire, own. hold. sell. bond. rent. lease. and sub-Iet water. water rights nachi- nery, supplies, materials and other ar ticies necessary ar convenient for use connection with and in the carrying 2 on of the business herein mentioned, or any part thereof.
 tc) To purchase or otherwise sc quire, own hold. sellbOnd rent, lease. sub-let maintain. manage or construct pipe lines. tracks. reservoirs. roads. tramways. fumes. 6itches. canals. en- bankments. telephODe or telegraph lines, railroads and other works prop erty or appliances. that may be incl dent or auxiliary to the main bushes; of this corporation. as set forth in sub division "a'' hereinabove. or that may be deemed necessary. expedi- ent CT useful or convenient 10 said Ddln DuSiltSSs DN iut bONAN Ci -- restors of this corporation. td) To sell. convey, bond, lease martgage or otherwise dispose of any and all of its property Of ey' cry character whatsoever. ARTICLE ". The amount Of the capital stock of this corporation shall be One Million Dollars (s1 000,000) divided into one million q .O00,000) shares of the par value of One Dollar ($100) each.
 ARTICLE V. The time of the commencement oi this coronation shall be the date oi | filing in the office of the Auditor oi the Territory of Arizona, of certi | fled copy of the articles of ineorpo ration. and the termination thereof shall be twenty-five (25) years there after.
 ARTICLE VI The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a board of di ] rector- consisting of not less tbar
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-04
YOU CAN LEAVE DOUGLAS

For Bisbee. Naco, Benson, Fair. bank, Tombstone and the west N $40 D. ID.
 For Hachita, LorGsbprs, Clifton ano Me-enci and El Paso at 10:1e x n
 For NacoZari st 11:s0 on Mondays Wednesdays and Frideys.
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seven (7l persons. who shall b' share-h holders.

seven (0 persons, who shall be shareholders.
 The first directors shall be George Bennett, I. F. Holmes, Gano s. Crock ct George c. Walker, Chas. E. TroI- man, H. NJ. Wood and J. F. Sinclair all of the City of Bisbeet. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona: who shall hold office until the secCnd Monday in October 1904. and un- til their successors are elected and qralify, thereafter the directors It a stockholders meeting. to be held at the. office of the company on the hrst Monday in October. at 10 o'clock a. III. in each year. shall be elected and qualify for the term of office commencing on the said second Mon day In October of each year. The board Of directors shall have power at any time to fill vacancies therein
 ARTICLE VII
 fhe onlcers of this corporation shall be a president. a vice president secretary, treasurer. ana such minor offices as the board of directors may rom time to time deem it wise or expedient to have
 The president, vice president sec retary and treasurer shall be elected annually by the board of directors rom their own nur'ber at the first meeting of the board following the annual election of the said directors. The office of secretary and treasurer may in the discretion of the board or directors. be held by one person ARTICLE VIII
 hn E srh . ness or liability to which this corpo- ration is at any time to subject it. self shall in no case exceed the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thousani Dollars (s150.00O)
 ARTICLE K The board of directors shall adopt bylaws for this corporation whicn may be repealed or amended by said board
 ARTICLE x. The private property of the stock ! holders of this corporation shall be exempt from any and all liability | for the corporate debts of this COT. | poration.
 l IN WITNESS WHEREOF We nave hereunto set our hands and seal this 29th day of September. 1903. GEO. BENNETT. (Seal) I. E. HOLMES (Seal) GANG s. CROCKETT. (Seal.D GEO. WALKER. (Seal) CHAS. E TROTMAN, (SeaI1 Territory of Arizona,)
 )ss.
 County of Cochise. )
 Before me, c. A Mcdonald. a No tary Public in and for the County and Territory aforesaid on this day 1 personally appeared George Bennett ! I. E. Holmes. Gano s. Crockett 1 Geeree c. Walker and Chas. F. Trot man. known to me 10 be the persons l whose names are subscribed to tho | foregoing instrument and acknowl edged to me that they executed tn same for the purpose and cOnsidera ton therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal O office. this 29;h cay Of Septemba~. A p 1905
 My commission expires Decembel 23l, 1906.
 C. A. McDOnalc- (Seal) Notary Public
 1st Pub 11-1-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-04
cANANEA, YA0UI RIVET q pA ciEiC RAILROAD
 

Effective January IS, 1903, following will be daily schedule O. passengey trains:
 Naco, Sonora. January l5, i903. Ar. from Douglas 7:07 m. Ly. for Naco 7:17 Q. ID. Ar. from Benson, 8:60 .. D. Ev. for Fl paso and Dougia S:09 A- m.
 Ar from Naco 12:2s ?. n. Lv. for -sac 1 D. ID. Ar. from Fl Paso 4:4z p. n. Heave Naco =. =. =. -. 9:30 c. m Leave Cananea ... ... ... 200 D. m Arrive CaRanea .. =. ...11:30 .. m. Arrive Naco.. =. =. =. 400 p. m.
 B. A. Mcfarland,
 Asst General Manager.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

and statistical re
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29

Cash Grain, TIeur. Etc.

WHEATLReceipts 1lso sks. and p cars ioca,
:. and ans 6 1 s 'i sa L: e. 70
at !sc: xesyiy At nc; NO erads e &c: No. Z
hard be .; sSgsos; No ;I hard I, e as&se No
q, ssse; No ) red At fs4o: No. a 7sSs:
through By sample. deIINo ) q @ local and
ls64siso destination: No: At $40 and NO
grade at &c; No. 2 white q soa1c md md No
white at sOdc Destination: on the cob AZ &c.
throash. Is" sample. dsi..No. At sKsSsc;
& & T. . ~ NJ % VII: ssas: :: ::
RYE-scarce; higher. Sales: car fancy nsw
ss sp 70 r ~; ;s s' e :. rs Is. a.
p5E s seet IND. .S &c n ss .y s nsDi
nr.iShts a. s: s.tr. fancy a.:ees g: der:
n;D6s g; 10y s.d:' pi IL jut; :. & SttsS Aafd
s e Tor nG satrs fsnss
q e dspos sds odss i ss
MfS .od 3 a toaa Il nsx 4 kasS .aa
'u coRNMEAI- ouoeabls t. o. b. At go for city
s sSs p sina.r n s1a Ell sns sos pas:
iars. md 10 In smaiI GIs. but 100 tons IN lsrEs
g. n :a .a At s s. 9as al SO e = p
20 HH e = mn ise S ton. oesl aad .Tes1:
s s.% sho r. Ito ss1i't sn: ~:
60 s; :, . "a .; no HSs T 81
EaS 1SS srs 8 HI Ia Y, 81, s's :; .s
% ISr5igEY-0m bssiG OF un
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29

SIC: bellies at SIC: plates at &c; fat backs at
&c: standard backs at SIC. Dealers charge higher
on orders.
Oleo Stearine-At 7LGlnc.
Country Lard-Prirne in good pkgs. at &c.
Grease-Brown S5sc: yellow 4sc: white lxc
Quote packers stock nominally. Brown 3G3Ict
yellow 3aa3xc: white az f@gilsc-
Tallow-Country at iisc for No. /: No. at
shG3Ac; packers prime to choice held at A.,
G4Ac.
Frog Legs-3A G3Ec: quote at $50 per dox for
large. .5cqs1 for medium and 30c for small
Beef-Ou orders: Bbid--Piate. roll and Fulton
Market IS. SV1 10 %. niess Sl0-ls dried per h.
sets 11itc: inside 14c. knuckies lie: ouisdes lie:
tongues 1iizc per ID.
veals-Quoie &c for heavy and 5isGsc for fancy
small and fat 100 to rs lbs.l: heretics and thia
&c to 3i-c- Yearling sheep at &c: cid BUCKS and
ewes at 1hq2c. spring lambs at i14izc per b !;
heavy buck lambs 3G3izc: thin lambs not wanted.
Live Poultrv-Old chickens. hens per h.. Sc;
ROSTERS &c; spring chickens. average receipts
loc: ducks SC; spring geese TIC: spring turkeys
l5Glsc old turkeys I3c. old geese. fuil-fsatheres
&c: live pigeons and squads, Per doz-, 81
Dressed Iced Poultry-Chickens: Hens 1oc;
spring chickens lie: ROSTERS size; turkeys nc.
Foregoing figures are for choice only
Game-Quiet: all game should be carefully iced
during warm weather We quote: Woodcock at
IS per doz.: plover at 81. 20 per doz.
Fresh Fish-Quote: Black bass at lie: crnppis
At &c for small to Sc for large: dressed cat SIC;
spoonbtli cat SIC: bullheads-dressed SIC ard
gross &c: buhalo-gross 3lzc. dressed Sc: German
carp-dressed &c. gross &c: sunish &c: white perch
&c. Eels SC. Soft-shen turtles at &c and turtle
meat at &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29
GRAIN VALUES DECLINE
AFTER AN EARLY ADVANCE.
LONGS ARE BEST SELLERS OF
OPTIONS.
Corn Works Lower on Lack Of
Outside Support Despite Bull
ish' Weather Outlook.

Following an easy opening there was
sharp advance in wheat After new record
prices had been made values rapidly de-
clined under the pressure Of selling out by
longs. and closing prices were generally
easy. This decline was in the face of mod
crate receipts and bullish news from the
Northwest. There was a good local milling
demand for cash wheat.
The Modern Miller said:
Heavy rains In Kansas and Nebraska
have inflicted serious damage to wheat
where not stacked, the greatest to the Ne
braska crop. No loss in quantity is re-
ported. but decided lowering Of the grade
Somewhat larger offerings of hard winter
wheat. but Of soft winter are still extremely
small. Preparations for the next crop are
progressing. In the Southern regions the
crop is seeded and most Of It up"
Dec. wheat opened unchanged and sold at:
s, sc So sssc sc , &C. ssEs sks ssSs. SHe
Sc SIC. sssse Sc Sc s.Sssse &c ''"e ''~'
Heavy Argentine shipments and lack Of
outside buying interest depressed corn In
spite of bullish weather conditions. Local
mainly In the hands of scalpers. The vol
corn opened unchanged and sold at:
Receipts Of Wheat at s.. Louis were u.s5s
bu., Of which 1.lso ska and a cars were
local and cars through. against 1885 bu.,
OF which ISIS SKIS. and 147 cars were local
and cars through, in 1907
Argentine shipments Of wheat to Europe
the past week were $4,000 bu.. against SIC. 900
blu. week ago and II 600 bu. in lNH.
616000 bu., against $4,000 bu- IN 1907 and
| Northwest received go cars, against SIS
cars in 1902. Chicago received 81, 10 bu. and
Kansas City B8, 400 bu. Clearances were 408,
600 blu.
Receipts Of corn at St. Louis were $500
bu., OF which = cars were local and 20 cars
through, against II, 400 bu., Of which II cars
were local and cars through, in 1907
Receipts OF corn at primary points wefe
$4,000 bu-. against 10000 blu. in 1907, and
shipments 21O00 bu.. against "a. 900 blu. Chi
caso received 4,500 blu. and Kansas City
81. 100 blu. Clearances were 1850 bu.
Argentine shipments Of corn to Europe the
past week were 4.0l1, 900 bu. against 227 900
bu a week ago and Liz 900 bu. In 1907
Receipts OF oats at St. Louis were $3.50
bu, Of which 50 cars were local and carr
through, against 70 200 bu. Of which 50 cars
were local and is cars through, in 1901
Receipts OF oats at primary pointe were
$4,000 bu-. against 7o6,000 bu. In 800, and
shipments $1,000 bu., against 200 blu.
Clearances were 800 blu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29
SECURITIES RANGE LOWER
WITH MODERATE TRADING.
GRANITE-BI-METALLIC. Is A
STRONG SPOT.
Transit Declines and Other Active
Issues Are Under Selling
Pressure.

In moderately active market yesterday
values of local securities were generally
easy. Granite-Bi-Metallic was the only issue
which scored an advance. St Louis Transit
eased of to 1925. and United Railways pre-
ferred was barely steady at 81. The per
cent bonds worked lower to so.
Missouri Trust at $12S.25 and Lincoln
Trust at GALE were easy. American Gen.
trail Trust held firm at $1Sa. Mercantile was
taken at $50, net decline Of $3.50 a share.
Granite-Bi-Metallic had some support at
&c. Central Coal and Coke common eased OF
from 1915 to $Ss.s2iia. and Missouri Edison
Is held steady at $97.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29

closed nominAily At 111.90l
IeTd-Choice. steam On 2. de closed nominal
Green Hams. Etc-csr lots hsid + O. b. I. aiaa
thus: Hams-lo.ay; at ns5e: IL e NY: u g
~. At ioKc: lS01Os and A61ls a 1oNe;. Csitfor-
MAS Ut &c: New YORK shoulders u001-av.l at
&c From the block. del. Hams a& SIC TO 10
and bellies ct nc to llf. e ia ayer.gei Cali
fornias at s1kc;r New York anc1iders e ,e2c:
nominaIiy: N-av. e Ei1H01soc and ee-sy. q
T.lzh4L4sc c. q BID n 5cc6ink way
ciesr at &c Cribs 1t eK&Sc. plate1 at eSc. fat
backs at &c. standard backs ct &c. Dealers
chaYxe higher On orders.
Bseon-s1d: g g msass n 5ssssng way
IL iS1kc for choice light: hams at ING 70 He:
CalifornIa and New York ancuiders at - Plain
smoked bxd lots In Q jobAtng way raAG6d:
Extra shorts q ss6e: ehb. ~ y: ssoEt s,sas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29
uiseelIaneous 1arksts.

AyDS0ll009000 A3xk00s
YEArHERsLPrims white 1--we geese IN .s.l
s,a 80 and In Iarys SKIS. nc: prime gray q.
@ s :ne 1 e a 4 ss5.; * i. ~ sss e
e e nss " i. e DARK On
RooTs-ouots per n: Gin.sns e ste1n-
p Sssdz Golden :..i as sRIs l.
apple nc: snake &c: white make worth hi
sn s. e: 'S Seea sse: os..s =:
,ina naac: lamb At Tessc: dry fallen. etc. 10
n DER g. SKINS, ETc.Suss.: g e. n: R.,.:
81 ssE sass1es tsh aaas :. &c per * i
r.1 md see Tor Boiled &c per GAL les: II ear
CASTOR oI.Lot. Of go gals: ss sxs p; , z:
65,.. p. ,s s:,f =. ssl ,...
DC; summer white Ne: yellow 90 seisd ue'
'1 aaSoSshkSs.Drn; ee@s =. ~ 70 n: sz:.s:s
81 SHss eai sish:s: eoiossee g - ~.
ss sxE19k !. : 81. medium Il e; r,as.a -
' 81 e cSSR S1s Re sS' .n ishs p
shssscd: nominal: quote the r.ns:. q scA e., = =
g ( 81 3 ssSIs; 4 81 3 !. sens. :.
akSas ASp s;; from :sss.; -. pri g
gIeen peas-Scotcn q NsSyLS. s ~ ., m. -.
Ss R e. Dst :: II ,x ss1 p:r osa IcsE Sa
Sssa.i lch hand. plcE:d beans 4 IL pG b.
o,h:1 1s:s asserdansls at nc p.r 100 ma
| ENFr4 B3RREIscosi. OIL tuID.ntins asa
o :a sd , x.nssss &C. g. ssa s sis
10. hair bbis. Sc. wine Sc: seuerkr.nt 6oec:
&: n 81 ! ass s rs H ss ]. e
Soss brown sss n Gss s iAsSsxs;
e,ssk mixed .Szse .sa yasatS:dIix g
szSa sfsef g. inferior less ~
sAG oa I s: cs Il s .i n = -
0SoH Hsso bleaehed ., IS pr ton: sshss
1 PPSAN nut stock Per n: Red no
ii POP PC ssoRaN-ssiins on coo at soesn psr 10,
ns s. PHI Hon 1 xsD s ;.s nee e. is ia
wtousht ir91 Sci heavy cat .oci mai:s6ls ne.
s sls.. $3.50 80 s..sS ssass copper e sne G
s5SazzsisssS ssssaHa ssss: se !: 4
IL ior s.ir . txe Is 300; 6Isssssa ehoS: :,
nc: a. waste az 1.SMc; s1n.d s.seb snn
dlses gsesh snd nSRin. ap sIRur-S.w sugar .,
'eGeA IS M seis 1 prime nv ssshs an
RsIse low se;s on assssR sr pep.
delivery: Lard tcs = 90 for wood a., and n.a49
&c. oieo tcs 81 IS: slack-work bhls- Shoop hour
! 3sc: s-hoop do. &c: round hoop d. sc: Shoop
) d. nc; meal nc: s-hoop lime 2sc: 4hoo1
i do. ~.
i COOPERSrUFFS-m car lot, on Tx Slaves
i couonwood hour Dbl g: do neal Dbl; s.ss: Nc.
I Dbl SO; beer keg si201s; lard tcs. "a; PORK
4 bbls. rs Heading. per set-No. hour Dbl. -
/ Do sXc; lard ties. 1sc; pork bbIs LIE shavs1
4 hoopo-fIour Dbl $3.50 for cooper. = for booster.
hat-boL - cotled elm 0,fcot =. =: ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29
WHEAT AND CORN DISPLAY
WEAKNESS UNDER SELLING.
WEATHER REPORTS MAKE
FOR EARLY STRENGTH.
Slight Advance Brings Out Real.
izing Sales-Improved De-
mand for Oats.

Chicago. Aug. &.-Whear and corn showed
weakness to-day. and prices ruled lower.
Sept. wheat was shade lower. while Dec
was down &Gtsc. Sept. corn was of 1sGAc,
with Dec hc under yesterdays close. Oats
closed firm 1t an advance Of &c for Sept.
and Dec. shade higher. Provisions were
steady. closing unchanged to TIC higher.
WHEAT.
Wheat opened rather strong, Influenced
by the rains in the Northwest yesterday
and firm Northwest markets St. Louis
bought wheat here, and this. also. helped
the early upward tendency. Sept. opened
unchanged to NC higher. at s1Ac to Size to
S2Ac. Elevator interests led the buying and
secured quite n following. The strength did
not hold: local selling on the advance
caused a break in Sept. to s07sc. where it
slas1hc-a shade under yesterdays final
figure. Dec. closed at the bottom price for
the day-S2hc-a loss of zs01ac. The weak
selling than to lack OF buying orders or
weather or crop influences. Cables were a
depressing influence. and receipts show a
ported receipts of s3s cars, which. with 10
cal receipts Of IA cars .16 of contract
grade). made a total for the three points of
4s3 cars. against Isl last week and 267 a
year ago.
There was scattered selling in the corn pit
throughout the session. and while there was
good buying at times. the quantity taken
was not enough to support the market.
There was q little show Of strength early.
with wheat, but the close showed Sept.
down 1s@Ac, at 50zG50bc-a shade above
the low point OF the day. after touching sic.
Dec. closed 14c lower, at 6oAq5oisc. ranging
between 50zc and 51ssc. Little interest was
manifested. and trading was dull. Local
receipts were 1884 cars. with Il Of contract
grade.
OATS.
Local longs continued to sell oats. but
there was al improved demand from cash
houses. and the market showed better
tone, after an easy opening, the close be-
ing steady at an advance Of nc for Sept. at
Sc. and with Dec. a shade higher at sS1sg
the better feeling. Cash demand was also
good. Local receipts were 1877 cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES.
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= 4 Der csnt. The new q registered de
cltned = per cent on the last call.
wan atfeet aossip.


{ Reported By the Commercial Advertiser through
Nov York. Aug. 1S-Foreign-Amsricans in
amounted to less than 5000 shares, mostly pur-
10 Ths Mort fnt9sst-Ths principal topic this
morning vas si1e Of The short interest. Many
thought Wills Il had probably been reduced dur
ing ths last day or two. Il was stin too large
for comfort from the point Of view Of specula-
tors on tho snort sidA There was no change In
this morninGs loaning rates from pgsvtous days
copese.jH A. Harrison 4 ca were active
were asc.f6sd 70 The Lswi.ohn interest. London
which started The rise In that stock The bullish
eenttment on Ceppsrs V partly due to the idea
that the situation In the trade has genuinely
impppved and parity to the Indications that the
inside speculative party II standing behind the
market for the stock1. and II ready TO encourage
f1oe whenevef opportunities offer.
o. 3. staalJ1hs strength IN steels.. especially
the preferrrd. vas said TO Be- largely due to re-
bond underwriting syndicate, The report waS NOT
eondrmsd. Opinions - 10 he success or other
H1eo OK ne 0y0d1oatA are &c.
Onion Pacdae-Union Pacino vas he leader Of
The 1iiroad lise II sold 'sH'' tbs ssmiannual
dividend Of pef cent this morning and the
easy manner In which Il was recovered In such
mafket was regarded ~ rather remarkable
pcnotmence. The early commission buying was
conducted with much secrecy. which helped to
give the impression that the buying was "eood."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-29
STOCKS TEND UPWARD
IN SPITE Of RUM0RS.
OUTSIDE WALL STREET LIT
TIE WAS SHOWN.
New York speculators Show In
4. creasing Confidence Over the
Financial Situation.

Now Yxk ~ 2-Tns seock max1pst had
ID inward tusn again to-day. The volume
e i1ealings Was eonaldEably larger than In
n Soay's almost stasnant market, and
thS auseua4jcus wses Eath9 wider. but the
market retained ID highly professional char
actar, anA eaye littls svidsnes Of any tntsr-
ct oeauana&ing eutsads tbs boafd<oom. The
pEtnclpal seAsoa Soe The movement Of the
maxkse ossms1 stu 70 b that Il vas . re-
vsesal e tAas e ths previous day. Tie OBJ
visus tendency heing 70 oec1llats narrowly
about Q axe1 pelnl Thus the morning nsWS
that he OguAdxun of American wsfships
Aa1 bssn srdEea e proceed % Beirut Tu s.
create % mucA - q ripple IN the stock
MARKET although The report Of an appeal for
peotopt1on Tor American missionaries IN
GyriA promised IN additional complication.
Thsrs 9 N undisEuissd eonfdenos IN the
0nannlnl district, however, that this incident
= oapahie e sdJustmsnt b. diplomatic
TRusT DIscusMoN.
re aisouauaon upon measures for Tsprss-
- - tzusfs prseipatatsd before tbs session
0Snsa gz0aS trepidAtion in Wall street In
500 e tn ssosat prsvailing moods, but
that anA IL Western foods were equally
lsunrod with TIE Turkish incident Thsrs u
exoulhg osundeDos In the money market
ogflook, sUAlcA was fostss0d By several Of
- ayr esyelagmants. and thus vas prob
~ e 1891 sscsSs " aa,s1S!nS R.ioss
shaS u (n91kAxy 6 The Trsasury bad ae-
e1nniaAs1 go - Waae ot intsfna! rsys-
80 pay10S yhtea would 3 available for
ssss..e6 80: g &c IesIibl. mans Of
~ - - 10y n.xkst p TIE Trsa e.
Y CSlazt1sss - ~: n. 2 natter Of ooa-