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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07

additional security for the preferred. by
the retention Of the surplus in the Treas
ury, would result in higher prices. Out
side OF the Steel stocks the market was
exceedingly narrow and the movements
insignificant Only a handful OF stocks
got as much as a point away from last
night. and extreme movements we're not
maintained in any place.
The early movement was downward. and
London assisted in this tendency to some
extent on account OF the unsettled Opin-
Cabinet changes. Some selling was re-
ported to be for Western account n
may have been associated with the re
ports OF deterioration in the wheat yield
in one or two of the Western States.
which also caused a firm tone in the
wheat market The Governments week
ly report on corn was considered highly
satisfactory. but the report On cotton was
felt TO leave a good deal to be desired
There was no pressure Of liquidation at
any point. and the market recovered in
sympathy with the late upward movement
in United States Steel preferred
CLOSING STEADY.
The fun recovery was not held. but the
closing was steady and showed very
slight net changes as a rule The time
money market seems to be growing
softer. and apprehension Of any real
stringency has been pretty well disst,
pated. The large movement OF gold ES
ward London and the cessation Of the
Berlin demands for gold seem to assure
the prospects for that center The late
ness OF the crops does not seem fully TO
account for the long reinforcement OF the
Western demand for currency. and the be
lief IS gaining force that the deposit OF
Government funds with Western banks
has supplied a sufficient proportion OF the
usual demand 10 relax the pressure upon
New York decidedly.
The market for bonds was very dull
and about steady. Total sales, par value.
S.6E.qL United States IS declined i and
the old Is = Pei cent on the last call
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SUMMARY OF T.LOUIS MARKETS

Therew vas a complete reversal In yesterdays grain market Wheat VAS rt, ~.
ruling feature md sentiment seemed to have been switched Ito the bull sde overnight
despite TIT fact that there were few unkh indications in The news The bersw -
inclined to continue their eamDIgn at the opening on the continuation of favorable
and tho large receipts OveSeLng told on the market and here was brak
covering before The end II thu first hOur Unn the close of the sesaOn the buying in
crest was good. with the exception of hort period when al attmpt was n5. to
values N tn report II a large increased tho worlds available supply. There
was n undercurren Of bulshness in the weekly crop reports. While a steady i'm
povement "a shown. it vas inumated that all danger OF damage had not passed
The volume OF trading while not heavy, vas fairly large, and the feeling vas u-
misnkaby favorable to the buying ade a the close
with wheat Receipts. though larger than last year show a declining tendency. For
Dec wheato opened Eyasc up ant cHsedI %c up.
Dec ats closed &c up
Receipts Il produce we're in fair volume and prices OF uts ad vegetables were
easy.
Local securities were dull Traction values held STEADY and banking shares were
neglected.
Yesterdays bank ceaHngs we're saISZ balances Hu4@L Discount rates wEs
steady between 5 an per cent
Spot cotton vas unchanged in ne local market
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Oct. e-Govemment bonds:
EXCHANGE.

Reported by Francis. Bro. & Co. No. ~
North Fourth street. St Louis:
Prime sterling. cables a-e6aIA.S&
Prime sterling. cables ASsEI4-s5hs checks
A-NIdf-S15:. 81 days
Commercial sterling. checks 4-Sz. 60 days
4.ssdt-S.s: 81 days LNAdf.s0z-
Grain bills 4.EL.
Cotton bills A-SitE.
.Bankers' Paris cables 5.ITzd5.T 1-IsR5.IgH:
checks 5.lsAn5-l l-l6: 90 days 5.2oN.
days 5-GllH5.sl l-l6.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.1eNE
SIS l-l6. 80 DAYS 5-22i4d5-ZZ LIS.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks So: 50
DAYS 5.szia
checks Is BIS: 81 DAYS st%.
Commercial reichsrnarks. checks ssG: 60 days
- l-l6ngiia - DAYS ~ BIG.
A0Mf0 LIS.
Commercial Dutch ruilders. checks MO
40 3-l6: 60 DAYS qNa l5-iG-
Market fairly steady.
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GRAIN VALUES ADVANCE
ON SPECULATIVE SENTIMENT
OUTSIDE MARKETS SHOW
BULLISH TENDENCY.
Though Much Of the News Is
Bearish, There Is Possibility
of Further Crop Damage.

An almost purely speculative movement
carried grain values upward in yesterdays
grain market. In the absence OF any dis
tinctly bearish information there was a
growing feeling that the active options
had been oversold in the last few days.
Weather conditions were practically un-
changed. but there was a bullish under
tone in the weekly crop reports Foreign
markets held up well In the face OF the
previous days domestic decline and re-
celpts were not extremely large. Heavy
increase in the worlds available supplies
temporarily checked the advance. but the
feeling was very strong at the close.
Bradstreets report the available supply
Of wheat east OF the Rockies for the past
week at 4.O2S.OO0 bu. Increase and stocks
in and ahOat for Europe increased $4,000
bu.. making the worlds available supply
Increase l4S2,0o bu. against an Increase
OF I.e6I.00 bu. q week ago and an Increase
Dec. wheat opened SFZc up and sold at:
ase. s-ze. sg7se. Sc. uYe. SgSe. $50, sgHe.
9Ae, Sis. y $50 !. s4.Fc.
Corn. though not very active. followed
wheat on the upturn- There was an I'M
proved foreign demand and local receipts
showed a tendency TO ease on, though the
movement to other points was large.
Shorts were the best buyers throughout
the session IL was reported that a big
short interest was covering its recent
sales OF May in Chicago
Bradstreets reports the available supply
OF corn east OF the Rockies for the past
week at l.2S0OO bu. increase. against an
Increase OF l.2i2.OO bu a week ago. and an
Increase Of $1,000 bu. IN 1907
Dec. corn opened SGHc up n sold at:
4 tFse. &c. nSe. axe. axe. axe. uAe.
axe. nisc. tic. H5sc. Esc-
Receipts OF wheat at ST Louis S.u4 bu..
OF which I2 SKIS. and IS cars local and "a
cars through. against 149 90 bu. OF which
3,G32 SKIS and - cars local and 20 cars
through. in lS2
Receipts OF wheat al primary points l.
$500 bu-. against 1.7eS.OpO bu. IN 1901.
bu. Northwest received 1.osl cars, against
LEO ears In 1902 Chicago received S.SS
bu- and Kansas City 1880 ou- Clear
ances I0.Oo0 bu-
Receipts OF corn at 81. Louis $500 bu,
OF which "a cars local and IS cars through,
against 16.aO bu.. Of which u cars local
and 8 cars through. in 1S2
Receipts Of corn at primary points s62.-
900 bu-. against 10000 bu. IN 1902. and
shipments If6,OO bu. against 1sI.oOO bu-
Chicago received ass. 100 bu.. and Kansas
City $500 bu. Ciearances $4,000 bu.
Receipts OF oats at st. Louis $3.50 bu,
or which . cars local and II cars through,
against $3.50 bu.. OF which 90 cars local
and ; cars rough IN 1902
Receipts Of oats at primary points 6a.-
OBJ b.. against $4,000 bu. in 80. and
shipments $1,000 bu. against 27.OO bu.
OF oats east OF the Rockies for the past
week at 500 bu. increase. against a de-
crease OF $4,000 bu. a week ago and an
Increase OF eco bu. in 1892.
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SECURITIES RULE DULL
WITH PRICES STEADY.
LINCOLN TRUST is OFFERED
AT S232.
Transit Is Neglected and Other
Active Issues Are Practi-
cally Unchanged.

Trading in LEGAL securities was extremely
light. with few price changes in the active
issues. The feature Of the session was the
consistency with which the shares OF the
Lincoln Trust Company were offered down
by q prominent brokerage house. Al the
close the stock could have been bought at
2s2 but there wee no takers at that fig
ure.
Trensit was wanted at SIS and held at
S1C.l.is. with no sales United Railways
preferred had fair support at 49, and the
4 PEI cent bonds were offered at S7s-25.
A small lot Of Commonwealth Trust at
SIS was the only transaction in the bank
ing group. Missouri-Edison IS at S5D and
Brewery Is at S215 were easy. CentrI!
Coal and Coke common sold lower at 35S25
and SIS.
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STOCK MARKET LETHARGIC
AWAITING STEEL DIVIDEND.
ANNOUNCEMENT COMES TOO
LATE FOR EFFECT.
Early Movement Downward, but
Rally in Preferred Helps 9th
err Issues Slightly.

New York. Oct. G-To-day's stock mar
! hot lay practically in n iethargy pending
The action Of the United States Steel
directors on the co-mmon-stock dividend.
This action had not been decided u 70
the close OF the market. and The repressive
influence Of the suspense. accordingly, was
not removed. Dealings were the smallest
for many weeks, and. small as they were.
a large proportion Of the whole was alb
sorbed by the United States Steel securi-
ties. hic were the only stocks In which
the uncertainty over the dividend action
was made the occasion for speculative
ur!ce movements 10 any extent. This is
largely due 70 the fact that the financial
world has been in great doubt over what
the effect would be Of the dividend action.
Whether the passing or reduction OF the
dividend could result In any further fall
in the price OF the company's securities
has been much questioned. The con-
seryation OF 4 surplus. IL IS now believed.
woulh have held the market price OF the
securities better than the distribution OF
dividends on the common stock. which has
proved utterly unavailing to hold the
market.
ADVANCE IN PREFERRED.
\ The sharp advance IN the preferred
stock this afternoon OF more than ?
points. while the common stock was but
slightly affected. was due to the party
that VAS In doubt over the declaration Of
tae dividend. and which believed that the
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New YORK. Oct s-Conee-spot Rio quiet: No.
: invoice slzc. mild steady cordoya 7f1ic
Futures opened steady az q decline % T1s
points under more favorable erup advices. In
di-atinr general rain IN Brazil 20 ths sup
$3.50 bs1edt ~ ~ Oct5bEr dowsrnE. Ee1-r-
nv love- srrrien markets and heaVier RI
mar receipts These inhucnces lei 20 heavy
Uorfhafi~r a. seIfi-r Tor short account. hut
re ioerr level hrourht IN Considerable drraaf
from shorts ard Tor Outside mtereEta which
proved sufficient 70 cheek the advancing tend
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chicago stock MARKET.
Reported y G. H walker L Co.. Nc.
EgEs.
SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Oct G-EggH-Receipts to-day L.
So cases. The tone o. the general market was
easy unter fun receipts and mild weather. In
cgnnsctioa With adyfces from leading Western
markets. Buyers claimed that they could get
cuncs ssiona IN price On anything b-.ow strictly
fEucv. auf reported purchases " short lots Of
Ceuirai West losing within two dozen e. &c
E1d that would candle cut satisfactory, Dirues
AID checks showed light nennEs with quota
tioas exceeded Tor really god stock STORAGE IA
fair demand. but market VAS not oye= strong
49,. I'm un.-HnEa-
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utter-Lowe quiet: creameTT. extra At
Haze: hrsts 1SGi9c: seconds lie; dairy. extra
at tIc: nrsus i4GlSc. ladle-packed- extra I6c.
hrsts l5c: country stock in pals Izc for choice
and poor al Sduc. grease stocks ta5c-
Egg-Received Z&6 pkgs. local and no
pkgs. through: shipped Los pkgs- Market
strong and higher. Quote loss OF &C and cur
rent receipts Isc. Held and OF stock less.
C~heese-NCrthern on orders: Twins uAc. sin
Eles lie: daisies I3Ac: Y. A Ike: long horns
lZ--c: umburger. new 9Gshcs Inferior SG334cs
swiss l5c for choice. No. : At lOaL5c: brick
l0G12c-
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Dr. ~Funt-Butehsr us lbs. ant upY At ise:
DO. fallen a. iszc: native ard Arkansas a. 1gSc:
u-ht stock under Is Ihsl At 12Ec: cuils az 5tsc.
NATIVES On SeiUctiun-No ! at lffsc. No. 2 at
rsTni AZ &c: Frrcu-saited on seieetIous al Sc
fCr No. ! and e To- No. 2: bulls or urcrred i
hide-Grcsn. No. 1 SIS: No. 2 rs: ponies
COTS and blues. 81. all dry &c
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Reported by the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser. through Francis. Bro d Co. No. "a
North Fourth street:
New York. oct. 6-ForelEu-There was no
feature TO the trading IN American stocks IN
L1n5on to-day. Prices came lower. hut declines
were very slight In this market the artitraEe
houses Old very little. one estimate placing the
foreign Transactions a. 2eo shares. sales on
balance.
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Stocks OF Grain in s,or..
81. LeuI. Futnrr Pricer.


81. Lauis-Bcc. wheat SIC 70 SIC sellers:
puts sic to Gfc. ard calls SIC 70 Aac
MIlwaEkee-Dec- wheat Ueu1sitcs puts ISAG
56sc asked. calls 1897. bid Dec. corn
Aasc: puts NSc nominal. calls Aslsc asked
Nay wheat 1-tf71rc. Puts UHntt@cs calls &c
asked. Nav corn HtsGFlac bid; puts H4+fic
aaEnIs caIla Al-ntA.
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ency and bring about a partial recovery. the
market closing steady. net s 20 % points lower.
sales were 80 bags. including Nov. a. 4f5g
A5c; Dec 4GG+Iscs Jan +7uG4Sr. Feb. AT
AsrEAsoc. March At ASG@c= April at C. May
5q515c: July 6ls9l5lc. Aug. G29GSEc. Sept
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~ So. steel-The onIr f..tnre ii II.

United States Steei-The only feature q Ire
market Was the trading in the Steel shares.
The street. In TIE absence Of other develop
mcnts. made W its mind from an early hour
that the entire market would 20 as Ueut the
dividend on steel common When prices went
on in the early trading the talk was Of a re-
duction In the rate. When they rallied there
was every reason 10 believe the dividend would
be at the usual rate % u@r cent Tor the
buyers
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FruItr ma -Yeretnhl.n

he Republic quotations are for lots IN IRA
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots On
orders are charged higher:
PEACHES-Michigan bu. baskets. S7aaH
tgLs0 for choice.
ana sheldon g; sssksi Ia PSs1s k ksssn
APpLELConsiSned: Ben Davis ra1 Is for
PEE 20 TO- Tor choice; Missouri pippin
PINEAPPLElFIOrdA smooth cheyenas at
cRxBiFPLs'AyslOD aSsAa Der Dbl.
SSRRtHSS5ssESSssr-S{ Sc ge. %:sp basket
~ On orders 2S552e hex higher. -
PLUMS-Miehigan Damsons. 4-gaL. use
GRAPEs-Firm HOMEGROWN H-bu. baskets:
and 2He per n; pony Delaware i4diE1c:
Martha. Eyira and red varieties. iOc: NiSElr.
LEMoN-cantornia On trk. on basis sssOo
: for sh9tee 70 fancy; hessina and yirdeL Job
LlMES-Per 10. 75eG{l.
BANANAs-0uotabls N-2SGzS a bunch On
CoCoANUTszPsr loo. E. tk-. so: toSelnr
CALIFoRSIA DECIDUoUs FRUITS
auction: Pgaches-Levt Cling ualt0: saiway
NESL0. ouinees N.SS Pears-winter NeHt1
= Italian pTdnes Ii5Gl&
CRANBERRlES-Cape Cod at s6067 per
CANTALoUPES-sIow sale: nominal. Rocky
Ford from I-GsLS ger standard crate. accord
EEOWu early OniO,H Ter hu.
loose. 5GG55c. mainly, TO e0d70c FOR fancy.
Northern IN bulk del. q FOR ordinary 70
6gGl0c Tor choice white varieties
NEW SU45sc. yellow Bod52lSc:
white Sf75c. Picking onions 81 per bu.
CABBAGE-Per 10 loose. &C; red cabbaKs
lie per ID Northern Holland seed TIsGh
per ton del; domestic SELL
CUCUMBERs-HOme-ErOwn at u.5OaL7s Der
ToIAroE-Homs-sro"n sound 30 su.
BBETs-HomeEown maze per BY.
LETTUCE-HOme-grown 20N25c per bu-
CARROTS-Home-grown 4Jf50c bu. box.
GUMBO-Home-grOwn Aud0c per peck.
TURNIP-Home-ErOwn Gc per bu. boz.
CELERY Michigan nat cases fQ5Oc ana
square 5og7Sci fancy white plume 30d3Sc per
bunch and E4z.5 per crate Celery roots "a
5Ac per doz-
EGGPLANT-Home-Frown DG6c per dog.
PEPPERS-Hume-gro &c per bu. box
green. AuGc round green and wax 5e840c per
bu- loose.
SQUAsH-Home-gTown summer at sc: Hub
oalg ggeos psT ou box Loose
GREEN CoHN-Hqme-Erown ,9115c per dox.
yellow SOC.
SPINACH-Psr bu. loose 15azoc.
SAUERkIALT-New per half Dbl nO
HORSERADISH-New $50 per Dbl.
"ANISH ONIONS-NeW SALE
LIFLOWER-Cholce n.TI2-Z5 per doz-
ABAGA-Denvered at Coo per hu-
MUSTARD GREENS-Per bu. loose 10G15c.
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Swift & Co. National stock Yards. will nay
to-day Tor produce del. East St Louis or st.
Louis. the following prices:
EgEs. case count. cars returned
Eggs. loss on. basis cases returned....-..-g
No l. fresh-packinE stock uttsr---..-.----l-i
No. I dressed springs.
Nn dressed farv1 10
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Ner York stock Quotanonr.

s. Louis. oct G-The following shows the
opening, niEl.st lowest and closing l-u;aticus
on the NGE 'Crk stock Exchange fc-t4y. COR
rected daily FOR The Repu0lic by Francis. Bro.
a Co. bonds and a.ocks Nc "a North F0urL
rH-aaFH
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BonG safes mt new AoEh
REPCBLC SPECIAL
New YORK. Oct 6-salss q bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
500 A., 7. & s F. sen. ST..
3e0 a, T. & 5. F. adjust a.
stamped ........-.---.--.-.... - u 80
300 p. & o. prior lien 3lss ........ ~ .
1900 Baltimore & Ohio 4s--..-----.. &ha Va
700 Chicago a. Alton 5Es--. al
N Nor 35inf Is con ,D. :; Q SIS
Nor. joint q reg -. 81
500 nj r. I & Pac. lst g. rcs..Iz
@.C0 hi p l. q Pac- r. r coll.
II - aNHA aN4
E.pp Col FueI & Iron. cow. 5s.... sG41 Tss
zte@ cSas5nai;sd TobaeSe Is ...... St&a so
100 X c. Fl. Scott & Memp. Is -
100 IsEe ERE 4 westsrn Isl 5s..iisis
200 & n. unined Is -. sSa So
&Fn Mexican Central Cunsol Is. y
500 Mexican Central. lst income Il
L0a n X 4 7. lst q ..-.---.-
SEQ Missouri Pacific Trust. 5s-.-ln-l
S!eH northern Pacific. gen 8----- tn s0s
500 Northern Pacific. prior lien fs-leNlT lo4
100 northern Pacific q. reg zee luL
3rsggn short Line g M
E1I 81 ! a ! N gen. ss---Iis=
-co ST L & I n unined and
a.oo9 ST L & san. Fran. ri s.. NEe 81
Loo So Ry, ". &. o. col fs.-.-e
~ Hn5on Paeise lst -
LNH Walsh lt z .-------.-ll5a
SEQ Wabash deb, series B ........ 5fNT O.
Total sales. Eef1.c0.
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LEAD y sPELTER - Lead H.8el.8
asked. Spelter SS5G660.
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whI.n Adrnnce. to ~.

Peoria, III, Oct AFTER remaining IN
changed for reveral weeks, whisky was to-day
quoted Al 81 on the Board Of Trade, an ad-
-. ~ Il n Gallon. TIE trust has started the
Atias pisuleB al q capacity q $50 bu- PEI
CAV and Arrangements have been pracucnLy
completed forT the stn[unE OF TIE A"SANH'
with a capacity q 500 b.
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Baltimore and OhiO-The room FILLED the sell
ing in p. & O good because Chu les g. Gates
offered the price down. and maof u the sell
Ing orders were believed 10 81 .srum him.
The selling Of about Ae51 shan the Nicholas
& Co was said 10 be stock purfr Wiislast week
a couple Of points higher.
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ClearinEs were IN fair volume and there was
a good demand for funds. with call and time
rates steady between ; and s per cent.
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Reading-There vas more bAfcMl talk on
Reading to-day than A. any AssInce Mr..
Keene rushed the Erice Up q pauic-
stricken shorts some weeks aeart wit Of the
selling came from houses with I he -phia con-
rections. II was aces muanled 3, ms VI gloomy
trade prospects,. The p-lucltalp theatiun for
this was the thSerS bAi GoSkrhf.. nthracits
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are 80 large. BY reason Of the heavy mining
operations these past few months. that 10 viii
take very cold weather ana n great deal u IL
TO reduce the accumulatiCns-
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Yesterdays SESSION.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass, Oct 6-Closing quotations to-
day On money. bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
Call loans +a5 per cent: time loans EaSS
BONDS.
Atchlsoa "a
RAmROAD STOCKS
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Domestic Exchange.
Yesterday's Bank CIearInEu,


Yesterdays clearinE-h house statement showed
NSs4.s.; balances. N.0l4.10L
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Treasury Statement.

Msshington. Oct Available cash balance.
S5l.S4520- gold. s117. E50.Sse.
New York Money Market.
New York. Oct G.-Money on call steady:
lowest : Per cent: highest 2tz: ruling rate 81:
tast loan : closing > per cent Time money
steady: 81 days : per cent: q DAYS 5d5A: six
months 5I Prime mercantile PAPER eTsL.
SteTinE exchange hrmer. with actual business
in hankers- bills At ISIS for demand ana at
4S5 for 50 day bills: posted rates 4El5TtN
anc ak65a4Ss- commercial bills Aslg7B. Mexi-
car dollars .45isc- Government bonds weak:
railroad bonds steady.
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New York. Oct. g-sugar-Raw nominal: fair
refining 3Ac; centrifugal IS test 35sc: molasses
sugar &c. refined dull; crushed Soc; powdered
New orleans. Oct 6-SuEar dull: open kettle
Centrifugal 3hn5Ec; centrifugal white 4 5-lsc:
yellow l1-16rf 3-i6c. seconds 2n11fc. New
can syrup &c. Nolasses dull: Centrifugal 50
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Oct. G-Butter-RerelptS Il. ga
nkgs. barely steady: state dairy 151i9c; extra
eamer DC C~heese-Receipts lass pkgSI
steady state full cream fancy small cOlored
and Whit l@4c. large coiored and white i3c-
Philadelphia. oct SButfcr quiet. steady.
extra Western creamery 20iac. nearby prints
lie Cheese firm. fair demand. New YORK full
creams fancy. TIC. choice Exc; fair TO good
ChfcaEo. Oct s-Butter weak. creameries L
G2oe: dairies l4gisse. Cheese erm: uaune.
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New York. Oct. s-Bar silver Rxe per o.
At London. steady At ~ per o..
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MINING SHARES
ErIuInE stock. I'm New York.

York. Oct 6-CoslnE quotations to-day
mining stocks were as follows.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-22
MUST CUT OUT RUSSIA
Radical Proposal Made by Indignant
Jewish Rabbi.

Chicago, May21.-'It is the duty OF
the United States to break off all trea-
ties and relations with Russia and to
give Count Cassini his papers and send
him back to his master. America can
not hold its position in the van of ma
tions and be friend of country that
could be guilty of such barbarities as
the Kischineff massacres."
This was the emphatic declaration of
Rabbi Rappaport in Rethel Temple at
a meeting OF Jews held to protest again
st recent statements made by Count
Cassini, Russian ambassador at Wash
ington, as a sort of justification of the
treatment of the Russian Jews. The
Rabbi continues:
only Few months ago the czar Is
sued a proclamation Of universal re-
ligious freedom, but he spoke to the
galleries. We are met to protest again
st one who is not less in this respect
than his master-one who added insult
to injury by his attempt to excuse th'
massacre on the grounds that Russian
Jews are usurers and oppressors."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-22
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