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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14
GRAIN VALUES ADVANCE
AFTER EARLY DEPRESSION.
AND EXPORT INQUIRY
Is THE FEATURE.
Corn Shows Little Independent
Strength, but Advances in
Line With Wheat.

After an early period or d]gI'aae4 there
was a sharp reaction. In which the strong
cash demand IN the Northwest was the
leading factor. The trend Of the market
IN the first hour WIS decidedly favorable
to the bears. Gables were only slightly
higher. and the war news, though effective
in other markets. was ignored here An
increase In the local stocks in store also
had a depressing effect. ate reports OF
cash sales at a good premium in Chicago
and heavy export sales at Duluth and
Galveston caused early sellers 20 come IN
on the buying side. and the close was
fairly strong.
Bradstreets report the available supply
OF wheat east OF tho Rockies for the past
week at 1.S3,Oo0 bu. increase. and stocks
In n ahoat for Europe increased $50
Go bu.. making the worlds available sup
ply increase 4.l93.O0O bu.. against an in
crease OF l2sS,0OO bu. a week ago. and
S.94LUO bu. increase a veal ago.
Dec. wheat opened ic NJ and sold az;
= sic. s. SlBc. sic. she. s5sse. $40
Corn mad iiItie independent strength.
but the tendency OF IN" market vas up
ward in line with wheat in the last hour;
~ NHHHAHN 49,
receipts We're large
Bradstreets report the available supply
OF corn east OF the Rockies for the past
week at 1.38.OUO bu. decrease, against an
increase Of l.2gS.C0O bu- a week ago. n 4
decrease OF LS3,OoJ bu- a year ago
Dec. corn opened unchanged and sold at;
4FZC. 4l-sc. HLg. 41sr. fgl4C. 4ENc. 4Jzc,
4l-c. Aiae. 4j1c. A1Lc. 20 &C.
Receipts OF wheat AT St Louis Hlh9
bu.. OF which 164 skis and IS cars local and
l. ears through. against $3.50 bu-. or
which &l SKIS. and = cars local n u
cars through. in 1862
Receipts OF wheat at primary points l.
bu-. against l.596.0eO bu- in 1872. and
shipments Moo bu. against 4GN1O bu.
Northwest received U6 cars. against Si
cars In 1872 Chicago received 1850 bu-
and Kansas City 3ll.9O bu- Clearances
2f5.OO bu.
Receipts OF corn at s.. Louis 5s.5Sj bu-,
Of which 2f sks. and ~ cars local and u
cars through. against 1880 bu-. OF which
Is cars local and 5 carS through in lSl2-
Receipts Of corn at primary points 43z-uuJ
bu-. against $4,000 bu. in lg2. and ship
9G.U0 bu.. against $500 bu. chi
cagO received 3l4,f0o bu-. and Kansas City
2Gsn bu- CearanCes $4,000 bu.
Receipts Of oats At st. LOuis 1895 bu.,
OF which 21 SKIS. and IS cars local and .
through. against $3.50 bu-. OF which
g. cars local and 5 cars through. In Es2-
Receipts OF oats at primary points 5000
bu.. against 6+j.CO bu. in 1872 and ship
meuts 5000 -bu-. against $500 bu-
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4Irr4.a ~ per DO.
A.. puG'tEv-OI chickens. hens. Der II. Dc:
ROSTERS g.. sprlEE chickens. average receipts
l -l.E-Uh.r- Zoe and dark 9izc: sprinE
geese s-rs spring turkeys lVlcs Old turkeys
pr. r-sr, flll-fe!therct. SC; live pigeons and
squalls. per l.L. 81.
Dressed Iced Poultry chickens. hens. 10c.
-...r- chickens l.Cs ROSTERS &C. turkeys 10
FOREGOING lgIrss are Tor DEsacC only.
'ffH"-Nr quote WCudeucN At s. per dQ1- (
D..trr 90 SD per f1Z DGcE-Mauard at H-B
beg dos teal at go. mlN-d and wood G.25
u.z l-.r caIcases a. lc and yenison saddles
a. -s per IU.
Fresh tish-EiacE bass at 10: craUpis al 60
tHr -TaIl and sc for lI-Ee- dressed cat sikCs
gross &c; 6ufalo-Eross s1c. dressed g Ger
man c-rp-brg-sri e.. gross Be- Eunrsh tcs
white perch &C. esls Sc: sOft-shsll turtles at "a
anu -lgtia meat At Sc
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The Metal Market

New York. oct 1A-TEs London tin ma-kH,
Wa higher spot advancing IS - 10 ala and
futures Is 10 tlf Us 81. LHrtIly Tin was about
l' points lover. however. with spNt quoted 81,
--t $50 copper was lower iu LuaHu with
SPOT quoted az ts rs 81. n decline Uf Jos. while
futures declined only - and closed at the same
insure Locally copper was quiet. Lake WAS
quoted at lsula--e. elDrLr1lytie at lzrlE.L-g
and casting al L--.sc Lad was unchanged 90
81 IN the London market and remained Hru
here At f-tc- Speitrr declined - 20 ia London
L. ~ IS, but remained quiet he-s at c.. Iron
closed al 90 ~ GLASGOW and NJ - a In MID
4Hstlrn- Locally iron was Hgiafs SO. ] foundry
northern was quoted ay SsILs No.. e foundry
N.riEEu az gfr-t. No. I foundry southern
and No. 1 foundry southern sofJ AZ SlTll-.5l. .
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st. LouIs Fntur. Prices.


B-utter-L0wsr; quiet: reamcry Extra. At q
&c. frsts lSaIgc. seconds Ice. dairy. extra at
I5c: drsjs 14GISc. Iaile-packei. extra. tsc: frsts
&c: country stock In pals ~ for choice and
poor At knllcs grease stocks 4Hs-
Egc-ReCeivad -t1 pkEs. local ana .E pEEs-
through shipped l.LI- Market strong ard hiSh-
ar. quote current receipts Isc. loss on. E-c.
Held and on stock less
~Cfaes.-N6-rhem On orders. Twins TIasc. sin
rT.s 70. daisies IzIc. y A. 12ltcs long horns
ILr. UwburEer. rev sn9n. Inferior 1Gslzc.
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UNCERTAINTY IN STOCKS
ENDS IN STAGNATION.
SHORT INTEREST BECOMES
AN EAGER BORROWER.
Steel Preferred Makes Recovery
ar One Time-Bad Breaks
in Other I~ndustrialS.

Sew York. OF E--Ta-Iays stock mar
Eet passed. through several separate
phases and ended the day go q nearly
-tt-ltut condition and with prices for
the most part NOT far from ltat nights
level The market enjoyed its period ~
decided strength ia the early Yart % this
day.. when the selling pre- sure which has
hHHu so conspicuous recently seemed Go be
entirely withdrawn. An Organized party
ul professional traders made am attempt
to start prices upward. uaruaiy.GE several
,Ircum=tsueUs which might work Boo favor
~ the attempt. The most notable uE ghg-e
was the oEiIdIEE up uC "a ltr-e Short iu-
lHrsJ, which gave evidence of iFs ssist-
'Hne hr AN ,lG'ruass COB borrow stocks for
delivery. causing some oE the ui1=LriIls
o." command a sTi-hr premium for Jslt
purpose il I'e loan crowd London Ns
usi.un1 Go take "a more cheerful view 90
tac financial outlook .lI faIl somewhat
T-~ule. over abe prospects lu Jle Gar
H-'eN qua ltsictaE so usgr the absence
changes settlement.
LONDON a BUYER.
EGg Ing tor the Eas account in LONDON.
puts uc next settlement or for JuJ
weeks. and on tul-s terms London was
disposed 20 buy a few stocks here. Elt
.~ar.Hf..u No. Ia. D.. I --+.-.
here SENTATIVE ..--.- -. l-. ~. o..
attach frrr4.r.ar.- ID. e..r-. ..r-- r.-r.sr.
..an.s.rf-.r.6 .rr----. III 1900 Err
ur.f.rr.-I yEr.- 49, -.r.F ..sr--t-- .r
save use 20 rgllgls VI a very important
r,-aur.r.4g t- 81 go .---f 80
lf@ .g1ynvsr-s Con- -
isr' The Importance attached 20 the
...-f 49,.
n. b.. -FEr-gs
ssrra rlTra --.-a ~ -. 80 80 .rl,
49,.
mi az
fr.. - -. e
-r- r--r. ~
IN iN..'A states
81 .'"HFt tit,r "a
Nt L. N-N.'
t-.tA-s tI
N=-L-- .I LHa silEE Us
E renew Stock Wafh"l
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SUMMARIZE T.LOUIS MARKETS

After opening with a slight gain OF the strength IF better cables and war news
the wheat mJrket rapidly sold OF in the Last hour aui it eem-i FOR Will N though
the bears ouis score decided advantage Evrvhng in the way Il eay domestic
Information seemed to favor tile selling side Weather conditions we're generally
beIrsh and the ecepur. though not extremely hrce were in excess Of TIT amount
in on thC corresponding dry last year On this showing many traders tho had been
or. the buying side for several days GEeI Off rar lines ad the tone Of the session
was decidedly neIrsI unit noon when there VAS sharp reversal Other markets
which had been trailing far behind 81. Louis showed sudden and unookedfor
strength. This vas especially true II Minneapolis whereu there was a brk cash de
maud- Chicago came into line a little later and the reversal was further justified by 4
good export inquiry toward the Close
Though corn had little independent strength IL followed the course Of wheat and
closed with AN advance Weather conditions were favorable and the receipts were
hEe
Dec wheat opened &c up and closed safe u.
Dc. corn opened unchanged and closed Le up.
Dec oats closed nominauy Sc on
Receipts Of produce were moderate and prices Of fruits and vegetables we're gen.
orally firm.
Local securities were weak. Traction issues closed sharply lower
Yesterdays bank cearngs were Srg1&L balances Sn@G Discount rates vsrs
steady between . and s per cent.
spot cotton was unchanged in tho local marEa. rN
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Foreign

Rer1rrsd by Francis Bro. & Co, 2s North
Fourth street. ST. Louis:
Prime sterling. cable a~ss5FEssI5: checks
~[s1i5l4 $50 e. days
Commercial sterling. checks 4-sJt O. DAYS
Es-EANlH. - day~ 4s0'z-
Grain bills 4~s1isGIs--
Cotton bills iNlie.
Bankers Paris cables EIsEHs-s r--sTEr-s:
ehegAs @l5zl5l7 l-isg5lSs. 81 days $3.50
511NdE-20 1-I5.
Commercial French francs. checks -lSN
SIS I-l6Halsa; ~ days .-ifsJ5aEfsHiZI 1-Is.
S1mmerclal Swt@ francs. checks 5Iss. G.
DAYS gZiz4E- LIS.
Commercial Belgian francs. CHECKS 5Ess: g
DAYS 5ZizEEZ 1-16.
Bankers r~!ehsmaris. cables 81: chcrzs
81. 81 days sileItF Sis.
Commercial r~eirhsmarks. checks 80. o DAYS
siN4IFi 1-1C- - days gFEs.
BANKER Dutch ~Euilders, checks s5is; g. DAYS
Commercial Dutch Ealders. checks 4gisa
a. --iH- ~ DAYS E.1s1 1916
Market nrn except reichsmarhs, which were
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PROVISTONs

Provisions were firm at the opening. due
% the steady hog market and on covering
By shorts. With some demand from for
eisneEs for Dec. and Jan. lard. Continued
selling by packers and an attempt on the
part q scalping longs to realize caused 4
break later in the day. but the loss was
all rCEained before the close. Jan. pork
closed PC higher at 1910. lard was up
SLtc at gsJG6S2i=. while ribs were glsI
= hiEher at Sif7zE650.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. TO cars. corn. 80 cars. oats ff5
cars. hoCs. 1880 head.
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Ner Ynrk Mnnrr MnrLct.

New York. Oct. lG.-NuGCy on cali steady NJ
en-z Per cent. closing bid g. uGeT,d NJ =: time
money easy. - days 4-gfs pr cent. 81 DAYS
O. > months 81. prime mercantile paper or
g.. @.erIin- sNrr4raa aF.agr sfaTHv g-5 49,
tuGl business in bankers bills a.
1ar demand agG at EsLsIa@ fuF sf=lay bills.
posted rates AS and $50. commercial bills
iNlNsI- Mexican dollars SIC. Government bllLs
.Lm. LL-.--.L ..r.e --..-.-r.
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Wool.
Hides.

Dry fint-RItcher % lbs. and up NJ &c; DO.
light Ounder Is Ibs) ct IKE; fallen at 13c; M
tive. and Arkansas at fsZc. latter on selections
at 1850 for No. / and Exc for No. . Dry-s1ltsd
1t I1aduLc- Green-saltcd round at TAc; do
on selection az Sc for No. I and &c fT No. ?
Bulls or incurred lc per %. less: part cured nc
less. cGils Sc. Horse hide-Green No. I at rs:
No. ? At u.75s ponies. colts and blues at 81; all
dry at aIg-
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St Lsuis-Dec wheat Ssdsas- puts $50
To sE.uSs.c. and calls NGisc e. s5.e. May
wheat Si=c. puts S-sc Co Gi-a&c. and calls
$40 20 Sc.
liuwaukee-Dsr. wheat. ssb.Gsslzc: puts -SZc
and calls Nsas5itc bid NAV wheat =
1gilr. puts sNAussc. and calls SJac bid
Dec. corn SIC asked. puts &c bii and
calls E@HEi,c. May corn Hisc. puts CSC
asked and calls 4f1.c bid.
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st. Loui, Cotton Market.


GllgeaIrr-S-rt market Eru. mHII-r- &c
N'urEI-Su1- market steady. u~HIfIfn= Sc.
Receipts ~ principal paints.
Galveston. ats ElI=E
Mobile. .alt hale.
Savannah. u.Ig bales
Charleston. Es1 IIlrE.
Norfolk. 4N-T bales.
Houston. ZI..1 tgI-e.
Memphis. -HIa bales.
Net receipts ~ ul rrlraI States ports fH-
.ur DAYS were IZ..-a bales. IEuir-. IE.sI
lal-a q week HEu ana U.s. hale. a year ago.
Eyu.rE EE~4 bales against uF.lS bales a
year 10. stocks 1850 ta.e- against 5-.S5
bales.
81 L-.-a w.-sh-a.. Eta,..-ut:
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GOOD CASH DEMAND SENDS
DECEMBER WHEAT HIGHER.
FORCING MARKETS ARE IN
ENPECTEDLY FIRM.
Corn Weak Early in the Session.
hut Turns Strong in Sympathy
Provisions Firm.

Cu.ear1. oct. IA good cash demand
and q smaller increase In tine worlds Wis
Ole supply that has been expected caused
a strong UpturIi In wheat to-day and Dec.
closed 81 sc higher. Dec. corn was I'D
sc. oats were &c higher and pr0vis-
ions .'sa5c 10 7Isc hishe- f1r the jan.
products.
WHEAT.
Firm cables In the face OF the big de-
cline her. yesterday were a bull factor at
the start and Dec. wheat opened a shade
tD iat.c higher at Esc to T1.c. Outside
markets We're weak. however. and this
fact. iu addition 20 the favorable weather
On the Northwest. brought out c0usidera-
bic selling orders during the FIST hour
and % weaker tone developed. -. Louis
houses We're leaders in the early selling
movement With but little demand. Dec.
sold on TO Ni4C- An upturn at Miuneap-
oils. due 10 q better demand for -four and
u strong cash demand. caused a sharp
Tally later In the day The bull feeling
was augmented hy the comparatively
-wall increase IN the worlds visible sup
ply. Erdlstr-etS reports showing an in
aIear" or AlsJN.H bu-. against $500 bu-
hLyiuE iu tie session. with but little dis
position n sell on the part Of any one
closing prices were near the top. Dec. be
Ing C higher at 1t<c, after touching
Cearauccs Of wheat and -four
were equal 20 $3.50 bu. Primary receipts
We're l.E-.11 hu.. against 1.G5.5p hu. a
year ago Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts OF 06 cars. which. with
local receipts OF l5 Cars-nOua OF contract
EraIe-mals a total receipt for the three
points ~ 81 cars. against l.lef last week
and 1915 a year ago.
CORN.
Corn ruled weak the early part 81 the
session. due 10 mild weather throughout
the West and on the weakness in wheat.
Provision interests were again on the SELL
iuE side % the market and there was an
uHs"ur. OF any bull support. b late
strength In wheat stimulated buyinE on
the plrt Of local traders and the market
turned strong, closing at the top. with
b-c. =TSc higher at $40. after selling
size and 45LsC. Local receipts
were 40 cars. with 81 ~ contract grade.
OATS.
Oats were easy at the start under SELL
ing by c0mmisslOn-hOuses. with little ap-
parent eHort to support prices. Toward
ths close some OF the early sellers turned
buyers and n firm tone developed. final
figures on Dec. being &c higher at 553sc.
after rauEiug between 314GS6T.c and
Local receipts were p cars.
-ANG OF
AIElsa opening Highest Lowest Closing.
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S.. Louis. oct le.-Tne following shows .ls
oi-uiu- ll-lssr- lowest ems closing quotations
IugtaI calls .rg The Republic hg Francis. fEH.
& CO. u"als anu stocks. sc. IA North F-grtl
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savannah. Ga. Oct. 11-Turpentine firm: SIC.
Resin steady: quote A. b. 9 RI: d 2.25. p
Sz.75: r $50: g $50 n &-D. I $50: K ti.l0;
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YESTERDAYS SESSION.
I--.--. .~---.-IL--
Local Mnncr MnrLct.

hauEs were Boo & H. volume Discount rates
were steady 20 o. 6 THr cent
~Nestcrday's Hank CIenrinES.
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Wool.

U-4t11. oct. r-The advent Into the market
~ some % the biz mill buyers caused a dis
t.rarLg better feeling ID the wool market this
week. Prizes are strong and there t. no sem
t.arue = weakness Following are the quota
t.1r- Ohio ana Pennsylvania. Xxx ard &bfvs.
L-. uuwashn1 Gl-tc. half blood. uuwashsfL
lls fhree-eiEhths Iipof. uuwashel. 81
81. .Us-IuartCr blood uuwazhed. Zf1ELc- fine
washed dslalne 30. Michigan y and above -
csc. No %gScs No. 2 2d@c: fle uu-
washed zin= quartcf nio0d unwaSaet go
hair blood. uuWashed. 2fGEr: fine wlshsi DE-
1r.ra LrEr. keutuekv. Indiana. @tc. th-fs-
sfEhrs blood Iu-c. quarter blood sfGZ5c.
ErrI [r-e. California Na.hrru. chCirF. 4
~ middle counties lTGtSc. SHIthrr1 I-I..r.
TERRITORY. Idaho. GUa Gffr1-s. d.e medic. Is
Tr-.. Medium iSafsc. VSyIuiug hns r5afs--
fne medium lG4lsc. medium l~sizaI9c; ..ai
AMI N.l1Hr Tue. fluirs: nue medium ITGITirc.
mrllgn Tg~Gr. DAKOTA I'M i56lcc: fra me-
FIrTn TFf-rr-f.rs medium Isl21c. Mintana fne
ch.ioe IsI--. me medium sh2ice 13GTc: sia-
PIE 1Eg-g. medium choice Du5c-
III Visible.
~av v-rE Oct Ih.-Speclal CABLE ana taIs-
r-rrHE- e4rruuIraftuug received By Bradstrsafse
r-4- rra f~rTTHGIuE changes In available srrp-
rraz a. cnwrared with the previous account:
WHHnt-T-rlfa states ard Canada. east Rockies.
Ir-rar-a @EH1 bu-. ad1at for and in Eur0pe.
I-a-aaaa sgaUr1. total supply. increase asa
a4 IN states and Canada. east
Rr-Ffra decrease I.13.en hu- Oat-Tuifed
Srrfra l-H CaraHa. east Rockies. increase Icll
tu. ne leadInr Increases are l.QoQ0i0 bu. at
N~r-rhwastem Interior elevators. lo100 bu. al
ri al NunasapoiIs private elevators The Lead
f-r decreasss number fa,0o bu- a. Chicago pri-
vats elevator. $500 b.. a. Dallas and 5609
bu. Al Evansville.
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New York. Oct. The dry gods market
is quiet. ulth more or Jess ~EreguLarity IN
,cartsIn line. alfHourh Inducements made i1
1rIar 10 I'll auautffirE are not. as a rule. 81
fectual. Buyers are On a waiting attitude.
looking for further dae-iueE while The sellers
fsrrsee a favorable actiyity when buying once
fur fNa nr-rE 10.
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New NC.s. Oc.. Il.-Hutfer-Eecc.pts s.Sg7
rges frm. creamery I-ffIr: state dairr ia
Ia. Cheese-ResIrts 4G UEEs duu: state
ful cream fancy small Cu..r,a and white Il4c.
large cnureI and white IL
CHICAGO. Oct steady. c-ramrrlar
TrLNEa. THfr#H9 rHmfNH- tHHH steady. dIlr#eF
Iftr. twins Ife- YrurE Americas NE
Philadelphia. Oct E.-Eufter arm; good de-
mluf. extra Western -rHtuev &c. nearby
r-I-fs - grea-a nri@f. H1t firmly held. New
York fun creams farcy Lr choice 1E.c. fair
In -rnF TH-. LI.r.
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Ncu York Curb Market.

- --AeT York. Oct. 12-Ths curb market to-day
reflected 10 s1me extent the condition prevail
sr%ng on the Stock Exchange. Trading was coz
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,]slaE asa,, 'iai,4sa' showed
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Dome.nc Erchnnre.

Reported b. Whitaker 4 Co. crchanz. bro
kers. No. 30 North Fourth street:
Bid Asked.
NrN AoIA prem t- prem
ClIcaEo prem -r prem
AlEeunll ------------------lH DIS rHr
LsNeNlNe s-----a-------..---- Toe dis TIr
New Orleans FsI a ~
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STOCKS AND BONDs IN BOsroN.

Boston. Mass. oct Is-CosinE qu7tatfou4 To-
day on money. bonds. stocks and mining shares.
MONET
Can loans 57s per cent: time loans 5as Per
sent
ON
AtCh'son -
RAILROAD STOCKS
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Mining STOCK. in Ner York.

York. oct ll-ClozInr quotations to-day
m-nL-. So. ---. Is L--L-H--
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Treasury Statement.
Washington. oct. E-AsaI!aLIe cash b71a,--
81 i-g.5fs. gold. SI0E.G,5..T--
Bar Silver.
New TgrS OCT E-Ear Enysr gTe p>r
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% =. s.. y H. & la1
GuInn Parli'c a.
Mexican Central 1n
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WALKER HILL. President
L \. EATTAILE. cashier.
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--nH
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29
Official Paper OF the City.
AS A CLINCHER.

The following extract from an edi-
tnrial in this mornings Denver Re-
publican, is reproduced for the purpose
of emphasizing the Importance which
The Tribune has claimed for chamb-
er of commerce in this city
BY organizing chamber of com
mcrce for the purpose of pushing the
claims OF Trinidad and advertising
its resources and advantages, the bust
ness men Of that city have set good
example to every othor town in Colo
RADIO which possesses no such organiza-
tion
"Local efforts of this kind are like
The concentration of the fire of bat
terry upon particular point, which
is nearly always more effective than
any othcr method of attack Trini-
dad, for instance can bring out all
tho facts pertaining to its geographi-
cal position aud the wealth of coal
aud other natural resources in the
neighhorinR mountains. What it can
do Tor itself other towns can do FOR
themselves, and il this were done hy
every place of importance, the whole
state would be advertised in the most
effective manner possible.
Colorado is so large and has such
diversity Of interests and natural
advantages that person reading
descriptive account may be at II loss
what locality TO select from the great
number of attractive and interesting
places As county map gives more
detailed information than one of an
entire state, so local advertising brings
out local matters of interest that in an
article upon the whole state would of
necessity be omitted. Trinidad has
srt a good example which should be
followed by every other town that has
anything to say in its own behalf
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

The house appropriations committee
announces that most OF the appropria-
tiqn bills are simply CRAFTS and viii
be killed in the committee room We
trust the monitors of that committee
may be made to see that the state
ditch appropriation bill is not graft
but is one of the most important
measures before the assembly.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

come so closely associated. And as
the day COMMUNICATES the birth Of
william Mckinley 50 docs its recur-
renee call 20 mind those noble quail
ties which have endeared the man to
the people of the great nation over
which he ruled with charity to-
ward all aud malice toward none. ?"
The wearing of carnation today is
in itself ali insignificant triile, but it
is a glowing tribute to the memory Of
the man the people loved and whose
memory they revere
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

WANTED All kinds pf second hand goods,
w BoclSing's Sew aud Second Hand store.
t4-tF
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

WANTED Manager for now branch Of "ur
w business here IN Florence. Address Mt
once with references Alfred Morris VIII le
sailor, Cincin Hti. Ohio !1-22
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

WANTED Good girl general homework, -Od
W E2d St, Phone isI rod. 'ia-25
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

Today the carnatiou is being won
by the millions of this country in
honor of our late martyred president
with whose name that flower has be-
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29
Plans OF Great Western.

Chicago. H., Jan. 20 1t is report
ed on seemingly good authority that
the Chicago Great Western railroad
intends to acquire "A road through
Nebraska and portion of Wyoming
TO connection with the Southern
Pacific at Ogden II is further said
the company has an agreement with
james J Hill by which it can acquire
within the next two yeras line ex-
tending west from Sioux City to
O'Neil, 1876 miles, known as the raci
fc Short Line TIE understanding
is that the Chicago Great Western is
ambitious for an outlet Of its own to
the West that it may maintain its
position and not be dependent upon
tho Hartman system west of the
Missouri river gateways With "a line
of its own to Ogden it would be in
"a position to take other business
which it cannot now hope to get.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

Get "A free sample of Chamberlain +
stomach aud Liver Tablets at any
drug store They arc eaisor to take
and more pleasant in effect than pills
Thon their use is not followed by con
stipation as is often the case with
pills Regular size 25c per box