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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04

BY THD oHoe3 OF WILSON. WolfANr
got studd1ng sails out on both sides:
Let ~ see how much you know of the
sailor business"
by the ghost Of Nelson, woman, but
how dare you talk this way to me? II
you were at sea I'd have you In irons.
wife though you are!''
"Never mind what you would do ii
we were at sea, but tell me what you
know about marine matters. How
many masts has brig, for instance?'
And do you pretend that you know
yourselfY'
II pretend, Commodore Bowser, to
know more than you do about such
matters, and haven't got an anchor in
my pocket or Delaying pin up my
sleeve either"
Mr.. Bowser looked at her in puz-
lied way. 1t was the first time in his
life he had ever heard her make use Of
such terms, and how she had picked
them up was a puzzle to him. She evil
IDENTIFY knew something or thought she
AAOS anu ACAS "0S kAC SAoANC " HOpC0
lessly wreck her on lee Shore. A beau
hful smile covered his face and chuc
kle was heard in his throat as he softly
sat down on a chair and said: 4 -"
Every well. We will discuss little.
What question did you ask?'
Il asked how many masts a brig:
had"
Il answer that brig has three
masts, and I ask you in return what
the pinnacle is and where situated.
Come, now, show your smartness."
"After you have shown yours, my
dear commodore. A brig has only two
masts instead of three"
"What! What's that?'
"Only two masts.''
Are you seeking to deliberately in
suit me or is it only another sample of
your general ignorance? If you knew
the difference between salt water and
cider vinegar you would know that a
brig has three masts."
Mrs. Bowser took dictionary out Of
q bookcase and showed him picture
of a brig, with sails, masts and every
part named. She further brought out
three other books with pictures of
briggs. There were only two masts.
Its either misprint or else the pub.
fishers Of these books are bloody mind
"a Villains shouted the commodore as
be brought his fist down on the table
!. with crash that lifted the cat OF the
B lounge and threw her on her beam ends
@ the floor.
=.#s I'VE will lcl It 10 at that, quietly
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
Nautical Mr.. BoWser
He Might Have Become Sailor but For Mrs. BIS Ridi.
cule Of the Project Knew Nothing Of Ships Invited
to Make One Of a Yachting Party, He <r.ceeds
to Buy Cap and Telescope * x * *
copyright, 1903, by G. B. Lewis.l

lCopyr1ght, 1903, by c. B. Lewis.
TNHERE was a sort Of deep sea
roll to MIR. Bowser's gait as he
came home the other evening.
and there was sort Of SILVER
my timbers look in his eye as he hung
up his hat and overcoat. It wasn't Mrs.
Bowser's policy to take notice of these
things, and she had nothing to say un-
til an hour later, when a boy left a
Package at the door containing a tele-
scope and yachting cap
what on earth are you going to do
with those things?' she asked as Mr..
Bowser opened the package and placed
the cap on his head.
"There is no particular reason for
anxiety on your part" he answered
with all the dignity of commodore as
be picked up the glass and squinted at
the opposite wall through it.
"Have you bought man-of-war or
are you going to enter into a contest
with Admiral Dewey?''.
Commodore Bowser paced the quar-
ter deck for few minutes before re-
plying and then said:
II have an invitation to take trip
on yacht tomorrow, and if like it as
well as believe shall may buy the
craft. The doctor was telling me the
other day that what needed was salt
water ozone"
II was expecting you to develop some
new fad," said Mrs. Bowser, 'but this
is the silliest thing yet. The idea of
your going on yachting trip when you
can hardly cross bridge without be-
ing seasick! You'll be lying on your
back the whole time. It would be more
sensible for you to go and buy a brick
yard instead Of yacht. Brickyards
don't bob up and down in a gale"
woman, you will either talk to me
in respectful manner or retire to your
stateroom!' exclaimed the commodore
after casting look to windward.
IF I don't I suppose I'll be court
martialed and shot. Now, then, you
have got the yachting fad. You have
gone and bought a cap and telescope.
There is hurricane in your right eye,
a typhoon in your left, and you have
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
ELABORATE FASHIONS.
Handsome Home nd Visiting Gowns.
Fur Trim of Skirts.

Handsome Home md Visiting Gowns.
Fur Trim m1ng-Lcngth of Skirts.
or the two dressy gowns selected for
illustrat ton one is home gown in the
now fashionable wine colored cloth.
A cross Of black velvet unites the two.
box plated fronts of the bolero over:
detached vandykes On either side is
a deep loop and ends Of black velvet
relieved with a slight jet embroidery.
Straps Of satin rouleaux define the
fanciful revers and points of the bo-
lero, cuffs and skirt. The blouse is lace
over taffeta, with yoke and neckband=
in applique work.
A visiting costume of violet cloth
with shoulder drapery and footband.
Of ermine is shown in the second fig
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
Smart Dress For Boys.

Smart Dress For Boys.
In fashions for young folks Vogue
illustrates the following:
A navy blue Scotch cheviot Norfolk
suit for boy, with full knicker trou-
sers. The golf cap has three straps
over the crown from the front to tho
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-04
NORFOLK AND TUXEDO SUITS.

dO6kOAA AND TUXEDO SUITS.
back, crossed on top by narrower
strap ending in points under the fas-.
tening straps SIS
3 Tuxedo suit in unfinished worsteds
for boys from nine to sixteen years old
The coat has silk faced collar. Ths
double breasted waistcoat Is Of whits
pique.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BRISK CASH INQUIRY
ADVANCES WHEAT VALUES.
CORN AGAIN IS DULL AND
EASY.
Weather and Crop News Is Color
less. hut Sentiment l.
BulliSh.

Wheat was aEa!n the st-ou= spot OF
the local grain market. Early iu the Sos
sion the feeling was rather bcariSh. but
f"w Traders cared % cn short over sun
DAY in view of the uncertain foreign
situation. Gables. though not so strong
as had been expected, were fairly strong
AMI local and primary receipts were
moderate. In the last hour the bulls as
stunned contro. and forced prices upward
on the strength of the cash market.
Worlds shipments next week estimated
al about lu.f""N hu.. of which Europe
will take about s.orto1o hu. India ship
msnts placed az l.t5s.tt0 bu.
Exports ~ wheat and -four 10 Europe
for the past week. s.ss5.6lo bu-. against
e.sss.72e bu. a week ago. and 5.2rSsS bu-
a year aEo.
Dec. wheat opened I-I6r Of and sold at:
S'i,r - s-is' sssssis'. s7isg. 'sc, >5'sc. So.
Corn was decidedly weak throughout
the session. There wJs practiCalIy no out
side inquiry. and thc rcsn demand was
moderate. Receipts again wCIc large and
the strength of wheat was not potent IN
lower NJ the Close. alter a very dull ses-
sion.
Dec. corn opened - On a.i sold at:
t''sr. f''trt'sC. F'sr. -''-s. i'-sr. F',c.
Receipts pf wheat at 81 Louis were
5ig5l bu. Of which i.-if Sls. and - cars
wsr. local and 4 CH-~ through. against
lo'slS bu-. Uf which ass SKIS. and lU- cars
w.r, local and - ears through. iu ls-i-
Receipts Il wheat II primary points
were I.ls1.,Hl hu.. against l.lsss.tpp hu. IN
1872. and shipments 5-h.tVi bu-. against
$500 bu. Northwest received Jfs cars,
against 80 ears la lg2 Chicago received
--l.Isl hu. ard kaE~I~ city 1850 bu-
CI.aranrys wsr" S1Ec'n hu-
Receipts u corn at 81 Louis were Se.5-i
hu Uf which lis Ks and - ears wer"
local and N ears through. against -6.lul
hu. OF which Is cars We're local and II
cars through. iu lsi2
Exports uf corn 20 Europe for the past
week We're 14'u.il2 bu.. against l.lul.lls
bU a week ago and lN1.65i hu. In ie02
Receipts uf corn at primary points were
Fif.0n hu.. against f5r0 hu- tn 1870. and
shipments --Ftrn' bu-. against lSie0 hu.
Chicago received ~ -" hu. ard Kansas
city ESQ bu. ClcaranCcs were s-3,"1 bu.
Receipts u oats at 81. Louis We're =, SO
hu. O: which - skS. and = cars werc local
ami T. cars through. against loas-o hu-.
% which n ears were local and cars
through In 1870
Receipts Of oats az primary points were
$1,000 bu. against 65i .011 hu In 1909. and
shipments -I7."u bU.. against @Sn0 bu.
Clsaraur's were Nlen bu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

very sdnsuiro terms of the present bust
ness and prospects Of the roads under
their rhnrg" Statistics of earnings bear
out these claims ard continue 10 show
average Increases Cs,. the correspondents
periods OF H.eNIUuS years RcDorts @.
freight bl,CEdC's d.u Of Car sLJrtl :, .
owing To- enormous eema-uS of tratfi".
have been received from various parts Of
ia. Middle and Far West Bank ,l,aT.uc-
the country over are well maintained Th-
past week has markell the passing of the
period Of danger TO the corn crop. and tn-
Government statistics point to a llrS.
crop safely made. Money continues easy
ana Tears Of siriag, ury are no longer fC.g.
TIE foreign trs-i. dtr-ugut fJr SeUteW-
h.r reflect the ls,. outward movement
,t corn and cst;Ju tUc 20 the iatcneSs o.
tn" crops but shows z,Ur-a! exports wvu
malutIIncI. while a tcri.ne from the re-
cent high level OF oar imports brings tho
'Nr'-S 't EXPORT values ~ to only abUui
So pWn less than H. S-.Itsmbsr of last
Year fE's- considerations were only
parity effective a. uLtScttiuG the weight
on the s.Ir OF the depression
The railroad bond market has not been
active at the Stock Exchange. but prices
have been fairly wcll maintained and
banks and bond houses report better bust
ness over the country. with some evidence.
of a growing investment demand Cnitsd
States bonds on call have been unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
CLEARING HOUSE BANK AVERAGES
Loans and Deposits show Decreases
for the Week.


New York. Oct. 1.-THE statement of aver
/ ages OF the Clearinghouse banks OF this city
Loans Ss0S IS 500. decrease S4sss.OOo.
Deposits Sssl. ~. 100. decrease $, st2. 100.
Legal tenders SIS. 90. 300. decrease si,I11soS.
Specie S1Il;s 81. 500 increase $50, 100
Reserve required So. a2s5o. decrease S1.4so.-
surplus 81. Fs5. 60 Increase ss5Sia
Ex United States deposits Sss.I42.T25. Increase
The F'inancier this week says:
The notable feature ot , the 9tneiai statement
OF ths New 1orS ass,Seiated eanks 9sll s ast week
The estimates which were based upon the
Wess ssemaS Almost unmlssssbly 10 Iadicsts
not only an increase % Sl.fis.t 90 in cash, but
dsv'. SubtressuTy operations While thsr,.
might have been some slight error In the
the reports upon which the. gains In cash.
through receipts of new gold the payments
tions were computed could scarcely fail %
BE- accurate. and IL was from thess items that
sncy of 81 90. 90 between the estimated gain
and IN. Cficial loss cannot be accounted for
on the theory Cf averages.
me loans as reported By the statement. de-
or liquidation IN stocks early IN the week and
OF subsequent contraction of bank loans as a
FOR the greater part of the remainder % the
amount tt0-s0O in excess OF the sum Of the
decrease IN loans, and of the loss In cash
guired reserve was reduced BY N.isl.s2j. BE-
Car-Ee OF the diminished deposits. and deduct
ing from this sum The net loss OF cash left
Ss5f ~ as the gain In surplus reserve to tis.-
Az 20. this is nearly gi20oo.oto greater than
the surplus at the corresponding date last year.
commute. upon the basis Of deposits. less
those o. s57 81. go Of public funds the surplus
reserve Is s2S. I42 I26 The item of circulation
.bo,Sed 0rIv n slight change. there being an
i--resse of s. 400 Loans were In excess Of de-
rosfts bv SIS f94 100 The daily average OF clear
fnrs for the week was Si6S oo0. 90. against
fiST go n00 In the previous week Saturdays
sissri-rS rejecting Fridays business. we're a
iIttie hiEher than the average. being tlsnS5s,-
- C0rrparIsons % changes IN loans show De
crsases ~ eight banks in this Item Of H.lW.-
fis net The changes in cash resulted In net
gain bv six hanks Of S.41.1l0-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
PREMIUM FOR CASH WHEAT
MAKES BUSINESS STRONG.
SHORTS SHOW MUCH ANN,
IETY TO COVER.
Corn Market Still Feels Effect of
Heavy Selling and Is Weak
Most of the Day.

Chicago. O,t. 1.-THE high premiums
which prevailed in all markets for cash
wheat we're aEaiu the prcdominatinE in
iucucc to-day. and resulted In a strong
close. Dee 5einE up t.FS.c. Dec corn
closed t.c lower. oats were on &c. with
Jan. provisions leizc lower.
WHEAT
General anxiety on the part OF the
shorts 10 cover their lines pending posi-
BILE further advances over Sunday caused
renewed strength In wheat. The opening
was rather quiet and easy. due to the in
different cables. the Liverpool market be
ing barely steady. Notwithstanding the
advance made here yesterday Dec. was
80 lower to &c higher IT S0s,c to soc.
and. with some proht-t1king by local
longs. prices declined "a trife. Dec. slump
ing. on 20 Stisc early in the day At the
decline lCCal shorts were good buyers and
On" demand from this quarter gave a fair
impetus 20 trtding and the market quick
iy rallied Closing prices were 1t about
the best OF th. day Dec being up I.az.c
St Nfsr. after touching Sic. ClearlnceS Of
wheat and Hour Wrrr equal To 4l4GD bu.
Primary receipts We're !. .lSS. go bu.. against
LOCO bu- year agO- Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts OF 80 cars
which. with local receipts OF lul cars
non. % contract Erade-madc total re-
=
against ss5 cars last week and So cars 4
year ago.
CORN.
The corn market sim felt the effects
OF yesterdays heavy selling and ruled
weak the greater part OF the day, not
Witnsta nding liberal covering by some OF
the leading short interests. Lower cables
excellent weather and increased receipts
were Influence that helped 10 create
weak uudertouc early IN the session.
Later on huyiuE ~ commissioner houses.
the market developed n stronger tendency.
nut closing prices were lower Dec. teing
down ltG. after selling between 4ti-c and
- H-sc- Local receipts were sSi cars,
with - OF contract grade
oats were lahoTinE under the same dif-
hculti"s rs corn. the heavy liquidation OF
yesterday having depressing influence.
Ihe weakness In corn also added 10 the
n'aTish sentiment and the market was
dull and dragging After ranging be-
wen % anu NC. Dec C.OSed &c
lover al S5isc. Local receipts were 2Ol
IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
SUMMARY RYOFST.L LOUIS MARKETS

the excellent wheat in this and other domestic
little figure and foreign prices
been
stn OF colder weather and receipts locally
buyers Al the opening ther" dis
professional esm absorbed all oneruE eagerly that the carly losses
feeling session dsddy bulish
points
Al
Dec Cornop % and closed re
Receipts of rrDiuc IL vOum a
andp ircs were
SpucU Utuu Wn ham rei d the local
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

REPI ELIC SPECTAL
Nev York oct lI.-IrreSuiarity marked the
trading on the curb market to-day. although
tha majority q the issues made substantial
advances Consolidated Lake Superior enjoyed
a slight gain Trading was little more active
than usual for saturday. and the market
closed falfly frm.
Northern Securities was the only stock which
DID not holG the gains made throughout the
day The news that the Northern Pacific
would he placed on s-Dar-cent dividend basis
ggas used a basis which 20 realize. and
the stock closed practically unchanged. after
selling up = Dgiut- Standard OF stock
;urpTtsinsly aCtiNe. About 10 sharrs
traded In on an Advancing Fcais. Il opened at
81 and sold up % 625. The news that crude OIL
was becoming sCarCer had no ffTact on the
stock. ana q was pointed out that. the big trust
being fefne-S. the earnings would not he de-
creased by the unusually high price uf the raw
material The American Can issues were
stronger. although there was little trading in
them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
FRACTIONS ARE STRONG
ON INCREASED BUYING
OUTSIDERS CONE INTO THE
MARKET.
Banking Issues Are Generally
Easy and Miscellaneous List
Is Dull.

fractions were the feature 0I ycstsrjay'
local security market -. Louis Transit.
under the impetus Of good support. sol ]
early az 81 Inl closed at Sl4S7I=. net gain
"f Nl2i= share. United Railways pre-
ferrcd. which had only $3.50 bid Friday.
sold up 10 SsIs5. and Wa wanted at s.
at the close. The Z per cent bonds au-
vance-i a quurtsr Of a point. 10 S7S-g5.
Banking issues were StilI easy with sales
OF Missouri Trust at Sis and Of Common
wealth Trust at So and S-sZ5l
Brewing Association 6s were strong at
s2-5n and Granite BimetaIlic was about
steady Ir lgr
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
ArcbItect Eames I. Honored.

Cleveland. o., Oct H.-These officers
were elected al the closing session Of the
thIrty-seventh convention OF the Ameri-
cor Institute Of Architects here to-day:
W Eau1es St Louis. PRESIDENT Frank
Miles Day. Philadelphia. vice president I:
Glenn Brown. Washington, secretary and
trea Surer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
xcr YORK Noney Market.

Nsw YORK Oct. I7.-Munsy on call noninal
- f-.re- tirle foans nominal: % days 4i.afs. !.
"a liaVs :. months per cent Prime msrcan-
~. rsfer SE.66 sterling exchange easier. with
- 5arnand ana at 4.s115nf. go Tor e0-day
nils prsfed rates - and ~ Commercial
b5Ti. Z sIsFf ~ Mexican dollars &c. Govern
meat BPS steady Railroad bonds nrm-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
RECEIPTS AND sHIPMENTs.


Provisions ruled weak on a larger run
Of hogs al the yards than had been an
ticipatsd. with a decline Of from l0c 10
~ In price. Packers appeared deSirous
of selling. but the demand was liCht.
shorts being the principal buyers. Cos
Ing prices were weak. with the Jan. prod
uctS each showing a loss OF l2i=c. at
l-so. $50 and S6.2S respectively
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
$ cars corn. 40 cars; oats. 9l5 ears: hogs.
~ fsat head
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Jur, Failed to Agree.

REPJ BIC sFEl-IaIA
Carmi. Ill, Get H.-The trial OF Thom-
as Campbell. charged with the murder o.
n vc1r ago. mas occupied the Circuit Court
All tEis week. The jury disagreed and
was discharged to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

LocnI NIoney NInrkc;.

'ieari-rs were Fair for a Satuuiav AMI trans
actions W'rs In GOD volume Discount rates
for call and time i1aus held nrm between aIi
per cent
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Reported - the SEA- York Commsr-iaI Al
vsrtiser through Francis. BIO q Co. No -Ii
North Fourth street
FUTeiEn-Americau stocks were s0nev hat ir-
regular in london to-day. but In the main were
frrner In tone Prices came mostly higher. In
this market th" a-btraEr houses were p-.n-
c.paily buyers. taxing tu all souut Is.Hsl shuIes.
United States Stesl-At the beginning % the
week the street talked - the v-saknrss in the
IndustTials as being o. valus. lu that it showed
the only dangerous spot "a the security mar
k,t. AZ they vent down. and the saIlgaE
s.arss held pretty steady. the wCulI-be bul s
spoke q the market. ''uTeakinE away frum
the irdusJTals- At the end an rallied. rail-
roads and irdustr.nis. on short cuyer.lE- But
steel came in Tor NOR than ifz share Uf ahu-s
frurn the bulls because it tth- pref TgrflI made
= new low rergri More than one bear. how
ever asserts that the CCurrr ~ S'csl shows
plainly that are IN tear marksf The
sfrsct during the last SiN m nths has time and
arain seen neriuis uf weakness and steady de-
cilres succeeded by duilness. The latter has
made bulls % the more tlmid hears hy Per
frlttinE ID 20 he said that the selling pressure
had ceased The rulrn heard theory thar the
control % the blk corporation vas valuahi--
more valuable than II was selling Tor IN the
Urrn market. To which the answer VAS that
the cnlv people in position 90 buy we're ths
- inland on party The heaviest early buyers
were }. Field AMI a c1teTie = prufessiurEis
who. q rurreutly ruuCrei. foylEgi theIr Load
a little heavy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

81 Louis. oct. ls.-The following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing guotati IN
on The N"yg York stock ENrnanEe today. cor
rert"u daily Tor lh" hepCb.fc BY Francis.
Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

REPUBLIC SPE-IAI.
New York oct. I1--Saits OF cln1s were mace
here TODAY as follows
fS ns1 A.. T. 4 :. r. zen ts....-...-. ~
= on T. 4 r. adj. g siamr-i =
% Baitirnrrr 4 ohio prior len - - 2l.t
"a on FaItiucre a ohio fs..----------i"l'sH ~
saa = b 4 Q. coll Nor. pct
Nor Jo.at s. - = = -
a osa chi n. / & Fa-- R II, coll -.
. a., s-5lo Fusi 4 GrCn cgny- 5s-.-- esi.H =
= ~ s'ousorIfasad Tobacco ts------.- sfitH =
'ria IarIsde Gas Co a-s----.----.-- - lt1..
.s'n1n ISuisyilie & NASHVILLE UNI - s>atE -
a. Nexiran Central CCnS0l f--..- y
asl NsXIran central ist me-. lN'
oal Nrxican Central - inc.---..--- 50
4 90 NIsso5Iri Pncif- trust ss-.--.-.- l1
~ az Srrfhgrn s'aCifc gen - snN
~, So-+barr Pacific rrior lien 4s-i4lii 1lalhs
@5'.., O-.-Tr short I.re ass--------- .-iisn -
.-s.s n sen f-..---.---i ias-. f10ssz.
rS'a., :, = = r ref ts..-.---.-. s. 8 sii.
5oao Inion Paeide ls' lsi,
na Wahash ist fs-----, = ia
Goo WABASH deb. 80 - - 2 80
i - syisrrusin Central zen S. hi1
Total sales bonds. N-ase.'f-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Mcek.. Rank CIcnrInr..


YESTERDAY CLEARING house statement showed
cisarinEs 81 NsL lGIauces $3.50. tETar.Ug-
for the week 5-.sl2Ego. against E5l.aa.sS last
week
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

New York. Oct. I7.-Bar silver size per Uunc,
Al London frm, eS,ad psr ounce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

AmalEau1assd CoTn=r-For a wonder the hrar
tins On Ar1alEawatsd Copper worked % IN
sock making a new low rrcord fEure. on the
titv. The stock vas bglied not long aEo On
talk q an increased dividend rate, - ID uas
natural that this week Il should b. sold IN
Turuors that the dividend would te uas=ed Alto
cethcr. on the day q the dividend the street
Earned that the directors had inf0rmalfv De-
cided d would be lmpUiitic 20 take any action
whatever on the dividend uandinE the decision
on the MagGirnis suit. which would b. rsacha=i
next week The traders had been selling IN,
stock short By the bushel and Boston bouEhi
ID more freely than n years
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Treasury Statement.

washington. Oct I7--Ayallable cash balances
81. s., ,l55: sold SOL 81, -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

ReadInE-knothsr tin which turned out well
Vas thai on Reading The prediction that a
dividend would le paid on the second preferred
stock er1rTriErd Wall street hg actually curni <
true II had a good effect on the Reading
stocks and on the market generally, but q i
the market. In the common stock there was
some covering Mr.. EFens O. sad 20 b tn.
manager o. the bull pooi. Or. ~ all events the
PRINCIPAL member % a. and this and the wrd
talk OF q stuuendOus short interest has its ef-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS sT0CKs
MInInG stocks ia View York.

New York. Oct r.-ciosins quotations {
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
mail US A DOLLAR
1T GROWS WHILE YOU SLEEP
We Pay J. Per Cent

~gR out - of town depoSitorr.
while NIsgtfuE in St. Louis, nrc
~ invited 10 have their mail ad-
dressed care Of United states Trust
IsuiidinE aaC make room 5rS head
ruartcr~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

United States Tnst Building Cor Broadway and Locust