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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
ege gosllns that are fresh from the

these goslins thae a'e s"
nest"
Just ySn 50 out with 18th m When sAs
p pRaee " Ra ks f him INTO private stayou
tWo give him chrmp stsnd I 9he
horse, and the member started for Rop-
A lepemaa{ togssher hf 'S1 S By
Ryans stalls and opened tst fe% oot; ee
Of oia extra ;xo dry o sna ete wills Barne
s fingers v Would stray into his inside coat
pocket II 70 make rp,s sn1o ss sEme'hns was
honora bic Gray Wolves now. II you don't
know know that they're mighty square set a. q
sgayr ps % Ss os and inc i cts
in the pack. Better pull out that enye-
{ iope and see what you draw from the
nsy STo nsS tsm e t IT,
about nathf Being s' aSlo to pay fhe game i r.
hadn't been long IN It, and grew IRE ovs dnd
any be,uer'n that" he added. pointing to to
tho figures one thousand amt 80 bad Tor
tho first meeting ..,m axo,o l., ) ;,
his Companion. Il guess you'd better
have your eyes tested for glasses -oid
SNAIL small cuts a biz figure in this business
/ can tell you, where we've got to take
things on their face and count the goods
afterwards"
Gents" yelled Barney. ripping oper
tho envelope and dropping bright neT
ten-dollar Bill into his place Barney al.
they Ns say that when no had got done using
the Irish Language that night his, steak
was burned to crisp and Grin sled ny
He made such an uproar that the othe'
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speaker continued for a few minutes
and then paused for drink
of water. AS he did SO ne
stole glance at the envelope ana
saw the figure IL" followed by three
ciphers, written In pencil on tho corner
of the envelope. Tbs put the drinking
glass down on the figures and then pro.
ceeded in tho same strain. The face OF
the uoosIer's friend fell like batch
of sour dough. And It didn't change untii
the, speaker paused and look a new grip
with the words:
can now, gentlemen, this IS one s'ue
of tho situation. There are always two
sides to every case, and spirit OF
judicial fairness compels me TO present
Inc other side Between two evils we
must choose the least. While the reso'
luton would benefit graspin corporl'
ton, its defeat would deprive the people
of rights and privileges that are of In
cstimnbe value"
Then he went ahead and put out al
plausible line OF argument as thu liltl'
Hoosier himself could have furnished
And he wound up with the declaration
..I have not hesitated to expose the
motives that have influenced this monop'
| oily to ask for the resolution before US
| but. gentlemen, ! am compelled to vote
| for its passage because It Is the best
thing for the raople Experience should
teach us that when this grasping cor
poration gives us three-Qaurters of
! loaf we should grab 1t before 1t Is toe
late"
When Barney sat down some one
| nudgcd tn. little Hoosier and whispered
Must have met his price, eh? Or mebbS
he raised ON you the last minute. Blu
It hahn, fair to us fellows who stant
by you right along just to get the small
change, while the fancy sums goes t
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HEADQUARTERS TO

White A Sugar B Pound \. 4A :
Salt Pork pf pound ..;1c
Cha mer's Gelatine for cans J &c
Star Ge|atine, Bes q;
Starch. Large r ,,d Lump, &C
Pure LeafLard, a aSii &c
Mothers Oats, fresh psr p ssa asw' 9c
:, ao.,c large and juicy, 12C
Flerri,,os i g: pc, 3 aq x, 49, S2.75.
Tea Try our Green or Mixed soc
rIconco Best Cream, 5C
CTeeSe, per pound. ........Aoo
Clipped Beef, i s. cans z5c
New Layer Figs r. f.. loc
New Malaga Grapes IS lac
Shredded Cocoanut, 25c
bSen1 ~ y "a M WI oldS2.OO
Seed|ess Raisins, io l9,' 25c
Whistles. 6 6ses4 Pepper SNaA; Old ID sc
yyI' Pr S blackberry u or catawba 4Sc
WINES. quart lac; pei. gallon -
Smithfield Hams, i pen ID. l6c
Bakers Chocolates, Cake sff &c
COC0dnutS anu IN I juicy .......... ~
T'0n1afOeS Canned nt ed &C
New Seeded Raislns Inc
in one pound packages. .,.......' "
/ Good Brooms { ss ssring, 1 1870; DOC
az str.ns.,''i Raoat Home a Made, e.
Preserves n nom IN 5 MaoG pails pu. 3Oe
New Cleaned Currants 25c
4 1 lib. pkges cents, or 8 for. ,....... ~
CranberrieS, per- pape quart 9s' IO(
/. Duffy's Malt Whisky, 80f
H,x, No /, Timothy, &5(
ildy, per hundred ...,...,....... W
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS Markets


conditions 1ustnd I'M
offset by heavy receipts at
ignored Extremely hgn
falling the demand injured the market mere
the hope OF buying BACK a. low"
ard the weakness wheat kept corn
Agriculture
awhile
atopened1 dc or
corn closed Nc on
oatc dunchng
fractions the best suppor
and6
SPOT sunchang Il the 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Quote packers stock nosninalIy: Brown Soei6es
yellow sA93kc: white at 41sc ...s..
Tallov.country at e for current reesiptA q
s sely p1 not so esoi ssa he'd ss AT
ssn ssz sas': ana g! Pc 81.
Beef-On orders: Bbld--Plate, rou and Egltoe
Market s. 5000 4 mes. SO DRIED psr m he:
'0 Tssi: ss 0es ~ 70. heavy 70 :. q. ..s.
6 to sae I.sIiias s IS :. g: "a ssess ssd
s 81, , e hs0se; .pTin{ lambs Il Aeess 20 "a
Live PoaitTy-oid Chickens. hena pse M. .;
sSn. a Sc sSrtns sesaens ayss,Ss !scs5Hss ~
&c: live pigeons and squabs per doz. g.
sRsias ssisSsa. ,isss: seo:s s &c; ssss1s =
Game Quiet: ali game should b e:zsfsIly Sssa
during warm weather. We quote: Woe1eseh g
Fen 81 q Bsckp Ss. go :. ne: s
at &c for small to &c tor large: dread eat Sc;
ssos =; I'd w dsesssd 81 re a
carp-dreased &c. gross e: sunnsh g: vhits
Pork-Nsw standard meo IN Q Jobbtns vs1
I.Sa-choics st.sm ION On E ads closed nea,.any
7e l'ssls5Hss s a. . 5Ssxfi oo.. ,s -.
dull and nominal closing thus: x-aV. q L0o:
and H.ay; q lie. e q BID. Il = 3oleia9
.soss eI..T q C. ssi. q a. s psa.s q
Dsaiers charge higher On ordela =
r.sssS sseo %s e n = ma a
2 i9c for choice light: bans e 13Ae e Ukes
e PAN :nosss s:a. s 80 n q ; ss ~
h. :0ts 4 6 as. = ss 81 & g:
at bacSs Il sc: standsrd nscfs 4 - III
en- chafSs higher On ordarA =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
LOCAL BANKING ISSUES
FEATURE OF MARKET.
MECHANICS AND THIRD AID
VANCE TEN POINTS.
fractions Are Strong and Higher
With Excellent Investment
Buying.

Though the volume of trading was not
large. the market for local securities
showed q decided Improvement in tone yes
terday. The feature of the day was the
rapidity with which Third National Bank
and Mechanics National Bank were bid up.
Mechanics sold with a net gain Of $3.50 a
share at $e7.5o and had $3.50 BID at the
close. There was no trading in Third Ma
tional Bank. but the stock was rapidly bid
up from 500 to 1910.
st. Louis Transit again was strong. with
sales at $1s.s7h and $l9.S2is. the latter
nearly Q point above the close Of the previ.
Q gain of u 373A with sales at so. The 4
per cent bonds were strong at $6U.25. Mis-
souri, Trust ut $lZ7 80 and Mississippi Valley
Trust at 1855. both steady. were the only
other active issues
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SHARP DECLINE IN WHEAT
IS DUE TO LIQUIDATION.
SELLING FOR SHORT Ac-
COUNT ALSO APPEARS.
Corn and Oats Sell at Lower Level,
but Provisions Show Only
Small Changes.

Chicago. Aug. 1s.-There was another big
decline in wheat to-day. due to renewed
liquidation. and closing prices were near the
bottom. Sept. being of 1ssc. Sept. corn
closed &c lower. oats were down nc, while
provisions were from 5a7lac higher to 1Oc
lower
WHEAT
The wheat pit showed a fair degree of
strength at the start. due to the steady
cables, the foreign markets being UP on re-
ports of wet weather I'm England and on
the Continent. There was fair commission
house buying early in the day, and. after
opening 1sQkc to kG3sc higher. at s27sc to
selsc. advanced to .S27sc. The strength was
OF only short duration. however, and, with
big break In prices. started downward.
On the decline there was considerable SELL
Ing for short account, and many stop-loss
orders were reached which added to the
the decline, as did the large increase in the
worlds visible, 600 bu-as shown by
Bradstrsefs. and extreme weakness pre-
selling down to soNc, Sept. closed at 500
SJ.sc,. q loss Of 17sc for the day. Clearances
OF wheat and flour were equal to AZ 900 blu.
br recsp tsay were sSE3 b. asanss,
Duluth reported receipts of is cars. which.
with local receipts of 21 cars-41 of contract
srade . total receipts of three points
OF 3se cars, against 173 cars last week and
5l2 cars year ago. =
!. g, CORN.
Corn was rather dull and ruled weak
Inroughout the greater part OF the session.
Fine maturing weather was the principal
bear factor. The feature In the trading
was the selling of Sept. against liberal
country purchases which caused decline
or over Nc In that option. The weakness
.n the nearby delivery affected other
months. but May received fair support from
commission houses. which helped to steady
prices After selling between 5IMaHc and
52hc,, Sept, closed &c lower at 5iisI5iEc.
Local receipts were SAT cars. with ~ Of con-
Oats were up a trifie at the start on
Iair support from commission houses. The
general trace, however. was dull. and prices
soon eassd of In sympathy with other
grains. The close was q triie easier. with
sept. on &c at &c. after ranging between
liberal at 362 cara
RANGE OF FUTURES.
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GRAIN VALUES DECLINE
ON HEAVY LIQUIDATION.
LONGS LEAD THE SELLING
MOVEMENT.
General Speculative Feeling Seems
to Be Bearish With Profes-
SIGNALS Most Active.

After opening with some show Of strength
on bullish foreign news. wheat sold sharply
lower in yesterdays market. Domestic news
was generally bearish. Receipts hare and
at other primary points. especially IN the
Northwest. were on the increase. and the
cash demand was lighter than It had been
for several days. Local stocks in store con-
tinued to accumulate. Extremely light e1-
ports and general bearish speculative feel
ing caused brisk liquidation in the last hour.
Bradstreet's reports the available supply
Of wheat east Of the Rockies for tho past
week at z73.o0o bu. decrease. but, stocks in
and afioat for Europe increased 17o0.0o0 bu..
making the worlds visible supply increase
2.4N000 bu., against Q decrease Of 1St6,0oo
bu. week ago and $4,000 bu. increase .
year ago.
Sept. wheat opehed 1-lsc up and sold 1t:
so ase so sss sose IS ST.. sess g. s s S
Though the Illinois crop report was bull
ish. advices from all other sections Of the
belt were favorable to the selling side. The
cash demand was light. and outside specula-
here and at other primary points were again
heavy. The market was weakened By the
break In wheat.
Bradstreet's reports the available supply
OF corn east Of the Rockies for the past
week at $4,000 blu. decrease, against de-
crease Of 10000 BIZ. week ago and Liza
900 bu. decrease In 800.
Sept. opened Nc on and sold At:
4sXc 4sNc, sesc. sc H,ie. &c. ira Slka
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis 100 - bu.,
Of which 10sl SKIS. and 100 cars local and u
cars through. against 1856, BIB bu.. Of which
u .48 SKIS: and no cars local and . cars
through. in 190e-
Receipts OF wheat at primary points exam
sas City ouO $4,000 bu, against Les 900 bu.
in 1892, and shipments 15,000 bu.. against
$4,000 bu. Northwest received 1b6 cars,
against 102 cars in 1909. Chicago received
28.225 blu. Clearances $4,000 bu.
Receipts Of corn at St Louis SOS bu. of
which 51S SKIS and So cars local and cars
through. against Is. MS bu., Of which . sks.
ard 10 cars local and cars through. La
Receipts Of corn at primary points (Kan-
sas City out) $4,000 bu., against Il. 600 hu.
in 1902. and shipments $4,000 bu-. against
$4,000 hu. Chicago received 0AA0 bu. Clear
Receipts Of oats at st. Louis q. 20 bu. OF
which II cars local and 8 cars through,
against Il $50 hu.. of which - cars local and
n cars through, in 1907
Bradstreets report the available supply OF
oats east Of the Rockies for the past week
at $4,000 bu. increase. against IN increase
Of 789D00 bu. q week ago and 191. 90 bu. In
crease in 1907
Receipts OF oats at primary points Ran-
sas City outl 7560o0 bu.. against 6s0.0o0 bu.
in 1902. and shipments $4,000 bu.. against
363 600 blu. ClearanceS 1880 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
New York Curb Market,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. Aug 1s-The curb market to-day
reflected the conditions prevailing on the Stock
Exchanxe Trading was considerably more ami
mated than on yesterday and the General tsnd-
sales did not exceed x.0c0 shares.
American Can preferred was the feature Of to-
DAYS uansactfonA This stock opened at A.
then sod up to Is. back to q. finally selling at
81. On !ales Of 1000 shares. showing . ne. gain
Tor the day Of Der cent Northern Securities
s was more active to-day. selling. from sK 10 a.
snen on to 0k and then up to 80. on sales Of L.
~ snare Greene Copper sold from Is on to
~ for 1so shares: 90 shares Of Seaboard pre-
iegTed sold trom ~ down to 35k. thin up to
SA: l3o0 shares Of the common sold from q 4
down r M. then up to IN. later selling Oh to
~. More than usual interest was shown IN
New Orleans common. Hoo shares &c ling at nv
standard Oh recovered It's loss Of YESTERDAY, SELL
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HOGS = A good. moderate supply Of hog:
s head me ss:s q . sSs Ws..sIa %sfsss:
sse X. os NUMBER s s ea .s ssn at III IL. est
p7msRs, Mes,s a markets n was TO- asainss
good ss' dsmsnd prevailed from Ssstsrn ship:
Psrs and city butcher, for sood light and me-
savsnee q 6. but. the heavy Kinds and plain
packers were only steady with the Monday close:
Prices. bit were unable to obtain it. and before
noon were paving even little more than steady
but the equally
rood ss earlier in the day and at the close moth
8 ,sfs
SIS: lights. 80 g lss lbs. at SSs65.ss: medium
Sa:s sold az 9. e hs sesa msds sns
rived. large proportion. Of which was lambs.
and he good sheep and lambs sold steady with
showed io.. not Of iSels. emo ana .ed very slow
even At the decline a buyers were looking e. for
poorer GRADES even at lower prices. Gull lambs
mostly At S.a At the close lambs were sc
HORSES Something over g carload. Of range
nS,ss. ,o Msse s:s e t,s.hs, for the
Sss S nos Ell .sas En- s
did not think they wsr. exactly ., strong Is
quality quite sood snd 1 sas tSs
ference va. perhaps accounted 1or. Suffice #
Parts took hold q IL. in
seo from nns II Epsd
The top price Of the sale s.as realized By. q
few head Of broken horsssi thisI being - while
va. one e.rio.d q very Choice 1ss
or rather medium horses were bousht BY SOUTH
: sed e g. Ss' yesnss
H3 . Il: ..-..,.. =. :.
natiSehorss department. not beeanse there were
no offerings. but the range horse sale monopo-
s.sa hss Rsd aaisiin ne @ ,' tie
ssss Tss
steady and satisfactory trade on everything de-
only waiting the opportunity to buy. Available
supplies are moderate "a. :, ~. ,,,~. 49,, ..,..
-Four bead 4. So; :. head At $50; bead a.
$3.50; IS bead At SO: g head at H5, so; 2 head
had 4 i ss head !, = s. e ssas al
s;d I, E sn s.. s9: e :; e. .a sf. 9, 3
5 head head :: 4 81 8 asa lea. a 4 ~ ssr s.s
re 5. n n sss1 m.qs. 4 z slow and dull
rather Indifferent and q feeling OF backwardness
Is gradually diving way to weaknsss The .. de-.
from outside sources. and this fact is being
reflected In the way dealers are seeking fresh
arrivals. However. the latter got in a large
number direct from the country at the outset Of
the week, which has made them rather indie
40 II It will 20 lower. ALTHOUGH there has not
been enough sales made yet this week to war
rant quoting any decline a. yet. The slowness
Of the market has caused an accumulation Of
supplies In the pens sellers Claiming to be unable
to secure bids that will let the consignors out
without definite loss. Notwithstanding these
facts the quality II better n an average than
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

LIVESTOCK HARRIET.
Native Supply Coed = Reef Cattle
Stendy-9heep Close Firu.

NATIVE GATTLE...Beef steers-The native
Il cars. and hat . few hundred short OF the
suppiy received last Tuesday. Qute,a good pao-
poslton Of the days arrivals were beef steers Of
lair TO fancy kinds. with the bulk OF them show
ing tMt msdlnm @ pretty good mesh. while a
train OF Western steers was Included. The trade
did not show very much life. except ON good to
choice cattle OF handy weights and on these
aesh down 70 conainorer kinds were . shade
lowers however. this was not general. for there
Heavy, rod To- fancy cAttle suffered, as the
dsmen4 called fer little of such clssaa and
lack Of satisfactory bids = = 49,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
PROVISIONS.

Provisions moved up some at the outset
as the result of covering by shorts. for
eigners doing most of the buying. The
smaller run of hogs and higher prices at
the yards also helped In the advance. But
at the higher prices liquidation set In and
being augmented by the lower grain prices.
Sept. pork clOsed 10c lower at 81. S7k. Sept.
lard was up 647hc at N.S71i97 80 and RIBS
were 10c lower at 40
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
30 cars; corn. Hs: oats. Us; hogs 100 head.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

SOUTHERN CATTLE-The quarantine supply
was large, experimenting l7s cars and about $500
head. which in connection with nearly l2o cars
Last Tuesday 81 cars and sslS head were Re.
ago i big proportion of the arrivals were steers
and she stock. and generally OF fair to pretty
grades were offered. Trade was slow. however
the movement to the scales was much better
all steera sold practically steady with Mondays
close. The COW trade up until the latter end Of
l0c lower. Values on both steers and cows with
last weeks close fully Csc lower. Calves were
The big end of the decline was on weighty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

up A e. P; The room continued to hear nothing
but bull talk on IL
Missouri Pacine-The room accepted the early
ssrenssn e co.roboratins the current kossip thai
me standard OIL party was ekill bull.Bh and that
influential member Of It made no secret OF Their
optimissief view. Nevertheless. long stock waa
encountered on the way up
Southern Raiiway-The activity was accom-
panied By talk that an important announcement
would b made by q leading banking house later
N the week. having q direct and favorable hear
ing on the stock OF the Southern Railway
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
THE REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY AUGUST 49, 1903

sell very we'll and were around . dime lower
than Monday. There were but few COWS and
heifers Of good kill. but such az were available
brought full steady prices. Bulls were dull but
about steady while values on veal calves showed
but little change from Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Cvrb erain 1aarket.

ST. L1ui.-wheat-Dec. sold a. sy,sc. and that
Corn-Dec. offered At. sc: puts l7{c: calls l3Hc.
MlwaukeeSept wheat-Puts eoH 6so.1c: calls
S1Kc, Dec.-Puts size; calls 9z3xGS2xc. Sept com
Puts s0zc; calls Ah3sihc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Fruits and ve80e30lo0s
n. RsDusasa asos.s.aas are ssr ,sss n -
orders n. es.sssd hisn.s. -
PEAcTIKs-Per l-h..r,t er.... I'm. .s,,.--ss
sSsgs: rser,ny hrn8 nasksf: 0eSNi Mino.e
1PsSso ERs iss E,SsI n Ho,,u 5000
hs rs; othsE ysIisssss s.; Fs@ So q.
SeS5sc uH e nSe1S seeoss,nC % S.slasI
n;1Slis .ieF saoses e ETllS &c h.aey:
,FiNEAPP9LEs-S1ortdA smooth cayenns o-eo
n ~ 49, e.u...- 49,
rsnc.r S 80 a. V.i.,ects - -
SSsoc sss sisSei. s-'''. 1880 N ~.
rs. g g. u,.. MS..... =.
e: MSc 9S, , :..iy. ccocords ..d I:ssE.e1 -
,sIo,ina "a j Dsisvsl1 ~ q AesA
Is q sseiss .ss e n sor e s. ~
and virdal6 tobbfnG. Sl646 per bon.
LulEDErG ~ 1kc0a- so,,.
eoS saHASSefsael Eos 8 1 n sassn g: g -
.c1IIioRNK DEcIgous nuIrs-At 49,
t es 5ssslsst 81. e; PsssnssEs. =.
s fSnr T. sn,ss 81 =: ..l. 49, e
Wfck1un plum aGUI& From Stors: 0fSplE
Jagan plums l0; BuEhank S1-ss par casa BsSe
cAETHIoUfEEssaline non wosso NJ -.
hot for MA: nGid W6Dc: bQ- boz Iooas Enu10.
Hens,ETCn noS ys6ses 109a -
sgfS6T; RE-. ES,e es av a ..r,y oh,e -.
bu. Iooss; ehosce 0Q&c. q
.,St1S Aeo os
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Kew York stock Quotatie.s,

b. Louis, Aug .1a-The following shows the
opening htgheet lowest and closing quota lions
q the New York Stock Exchange to day. Cor
recfed daiiY foe The Republic 6y Ffancis. Bro
ca. eonds and stocks. IA Nortn Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
NEWLY ARRIVED GOLD.

xho payDeat into the local money cham
rel d. Q.0Aeo made available by the
6eDoaf ~ n1Wiy arrived Australian gold
Nh tAe Thsasuty authorities in Gan Fran
cisco a1Do had tn influence upon the money
@nd exchange situation. A decline In corn
and vnse4 Mee gtven favorable interpreta-
t3o0a. a2tho0gh the We8ther Bureaus week
" bul1ot1a Wag somewhat disQutetin1 as to
IT. eA4nooe u IN important part Of the
corn c1uR Many Of the days movements
WegO attributed TO market managers on be-
half a H. controlling interests in the prop
ert3es. .an6 the cauoes 70 Justify them were
eaAtect - oct1vo 0urmise The Rock Island
for t4ycFanle reception for the new bond
dfvi0eod Veru. revived. Higher prices for
copper ana enlarged dividends on Anal
eAmate0 Copper we're talked Of among the
0peculatneI. 1ho larger dividends for vad-
ouD Coal cafI1efn. both anthracite and BIZ
tumfnous. OWING to the large current earn
ings Wgra. S36ely discussed. These are but
examples Ct the temper Of the dnyss talk
Assd none - thlS talk gained any authori-
sfntive cnn1klf1on. Small purchases OF in-
nc<ive afDekn eGueed wide advances. Just
N STALL Uo1ee caused violent declines dur
nj the ogsed g extreme depression. The
eH31jne - taxa profits WIS unremitting all
day. 6ot Va9 well absorbed until the 11nal
hear. Stock. then seemed to haze pasEed
- Z 111Be ocA1& from strong to weak hands,
G1d IT, enchanting made heavy inroads
upea pe1cea: TAe market closed weak. with
Hsods We're arm. Total sales. p.r value,
409 Omitted States bonds were un-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
new York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New York Aug. M-Money on can s.eadv .,
1AdzA per cent. closing I&G. Time money
months sha6 Prime mercantile naser sseE:
sterlink eIchhnee FIRM. With actual business n
A@isa4 ss2s for sixty says: ported rates 4. q,
and 4S8: COMMERCIAL bills 4.szs7s04G Mexicsn
dollars Sgdc Government bonds steady: rSl-s
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Buttsr- Quotations: Crearnery-Extrs ysu S,ao..
6rsts 1e9l1c: seconds l401sc psirJ-EStrS iec;
extra lie: nrsss ne: cornffy-pscfed ssocS lie:
poor 10 fasr S61ec. - .--st -
pkyA hcal and g Though; shipmsnts. L s PIN.
Cnsese-Noffhefn on cr6er1: Twins : NE:
ls,sii Iinsssgss SS1s.ic: infsstor 9aese: sSi1
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rreasary ststene,t,

Weshinxton. Aug N-Availahle cash balance
a.. u. l13: kold 500 SIS ass i,e--' ~
DaR silver.
New York AuE ls.-Bar silver sc per %. Al
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NevYosk. aue Nlfhers 4 ma nam IA
R.-ses - ...Sas~ -e...x-..e.s
-. eoa - 1o~estul send M.
useql e1eee0 n u etock market to-day.
lfuonlfnna1 0neaAoes fnII6V0d Ia; move
. 49, -. ..a.',o =. 70
- 1ss.saons % Deois yere IN
-. = ~ ~. ~ eossnee11'sns ..
49, fAex N. daLt market Sedscted
: - 8 esssass ovsr ne fusors tna.
l,aia 49, IN ras fss,,ns MAS generally
~ sss.,s eo s.c !. snss 1890 .ne ~. nsces-
-s.-. .--.,-. = - .'Ao p
Stx1te9 ee1ee sneD been conciuded. and
that H. ononeaal conditions have been
srecfav ,uass.ulflie1,,S n conseouence
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN nosroN.
Boston Aug. N-ClosinE quotations On money.
tonds stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
Call loans t0tM per cent: time loans siies per
cent.
.-Ii.... q. = a 1r.-s... .f,--..-I - a.
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