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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

I I'asi and Lynch: Gustav cr.mer to WILL
kss;issies: stsph EN- #. & sr.e ss1Rs ' e
swA Als.is xt fs st. to wiz:
. s ls%T. 2; Ib@eck g 300
bet Theresa and araad: Ts,r.ssns & 81
:.e STATE IS T. .s:, Ss[ sh s. sSl
2; :. h block 3. Moulton's addition: John
o.. rincK. Jr ct al. to Finck estate;
KSS ss,dG # in: OF &c
al. to J. C. Finck Mineral Milling Co Co.
LAWToN.@ n. n s. bet Ewing and ''
L5SlELNSwELL IT,. in W 8. BET, So
S Clark and 4 Adams Adams, stella c. Black to
Mary b b s se E hlsna5s'oa and
FL bsvd K Francis S s: to 4 Ellsworth. SSs tag T.
FL Esa sslh as to Fl El, sS5 5GaE &
Or Fsssr o Fl :.,a,. T 10 f HI,r TaS
{, ter J and Wsr9s Harold Realty c0%psny
and Gsysr: Samuel " CUP s to J eremHlas
NORTH LBuR.s PARK-I It.. n. =. bet "'
Taylor and Marcus; Cyrus A. Peterson
OLD NAN MaSc 4 sssRfIO1 Roxnt,ss ~; T.,
woods Marmaduke so IT. n g. n w
SoI' priv road: also Woods. so IT. e. g.
pet Columbia and Old Manchester: also
Arsenal. JOB IT. In. n g.. n W. cor
paiton; also Arsenal Isl It. In. n s.
pet watson road and Tamm Mary c.
N BaIr1oA 70 Iva E. L>ovejoy-qtc. d..
Real f.. estate same as above: Iva E Love-
p .oE 70 phiiibert Barro.; qte: d.;...;...,.
way and academy; Edward carey 20 Sl-
Pine r., n. s.. bet Fifteenth and Six. w.
tenth; Eliza Anderson to Andrew NJ
Holmes-w. .......,,,.......,,,......-- I'm
SEVENTIES it., e. g. bet. Mali and ."
iHaysn; ksturah Davie to Mary L.
sHENANDoAH- IT. n. s.. bet. Mich: 80
igan and Compton; Arnold ]. Hellmlch
ct a. to Marie E. Wohler-w. DIM. 6s
Ma EN- n.sESpND-2o IT.: W, s.. bet.
u er 10 Philip Apenbrink-w d........... s
and Newstead: Julian T Zeiler to Henry
q: Herbel--w. Observation-Disclosures. 1x
WEST CABANNE-IOo II. n. s., bet Ca
taipa and Hamilton: Walter b. Nanny
-, TO william W. Culver-w. d............. SIS
WEST PINE-50 it, n. s.. bet vandeven-
ter and Sarah; Harold Realty Company
,,t to Francis N. Ffegie-w. d.............
Temp and Wisconsin: Lizzie Martin to
Efhnae. NJ Mueller-w. d.................. So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
WOMAN ROBBED OF MONEY.
Thieves Mingled in Crowd at Scene
of Car Accident.

Pickpockets worked in the crowd that
gathered at Eleventh and Wash streets
Wednesday night, where lay the body Of
Esther Carnowski, years DID, who had
been killed by a street car.
Mrs. Lena Biernlan of No. 1l07 Wash
street Yesterday reported to the police that
her pocket was picked and So and a gold
wedding ring were stolen while she was
standing in The crowd.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
NO ACTION TAKEN ON ELKINs nrn
Chairman Macleod VIII Issue Cfrcu-
lar Setting Forth His Views

Chicago. March 19.-After three jays of
earnest debate, the Western Passenger AS
ISOLATION has finally evinced its doubt as to
whether the Elkins interstate commerce act
was pasesd in the interest Of railroads or
for the benefit of the public.
Absolute failure to agree on any interpre-
tation Of the law marked the adjournment
OF the meeting this evening. In effect, the
thirty general passenger agents attending
the session came to the conclusion that the
enactment would remain futile at least un-
til there had been decision on some test
case.
Not one of the proposals made at the
mass meeting CT passenger men March re-
ceived a confirmatory vote from the asso-
citation. and the. thirty-four roads in the
organization will continue to operate as
their executive officers see fit under their
various constructions of the new law.
As there was no prospect of unanimous
agreement, Chairman Macleod was author
ICED to issue a circular setting forth his
views of such changes as might be judi
cious.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
PROTECTED ILLINOIS RAILWAYS.
Articles of Incorporation Filed by
Two Companies.


Two Companies.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL -.Ft -..-
Springfield, ILL.,. March 19.-Articles OF IN
corporation were filed to-day with Secretary
Of state Rose by the Galesburg and Aledo
Interurban Railway Company. with princi-
pal office at Galesburg.
The capital stock is $4,000 and the object
Is to construct line from Galssburg. Knox
County, ILL.,. thence through the counties CT
Knox warren and Mercer. to Aledo, Mer-
Ger County. thence to point on the Mis-
siss.ppi River. The ineorporators and direc,
tors are Lake W. Sanburn, ]. ]. WEIGH and
A. L. Richey OF Galesburg. H.: c. w. Pos
tlewait of Alexis. ILL.,; George A. Cooke OF
Aledo. Ill.
Western Illinois Railway Company, with
principal office at Quincy. The capital stock
10 500, 900 and the object Is to construct a
line from Quincy, NJ. to Beardstown, Ill,
and from Nashville. ILL.,. to Havana. Ill.
and from Quincy. ILL.,. to Niota, Ill. The in
corporators and directors are Smith H.
Bracey. John Traise, Frank E. Lonas. AL
vred B. Nettleton and l. J. Hyland of Chi
caro-.
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SIOUX CITY LINE SOLD.
ChicaEo, Burlington and Quincy BE
lieved to Have Acquired Road.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. March 19.-John w. Gates is
believed to have sold the control of the
new St. Louis-Sioux City line to the Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy. There has
been much conjecture regarding this pro-
jected line. When the enterprise was started
more than year ago prominent Western
railroad men declared that the purpose Of
its promoters was merely to sell their right
OF way and franchise to some large sys-
TEN.
Construction work began at CentervilIe,
Ia. however. and seventy miles of track
have been laid; extending to Novinger. Mo.
President Reddig of the company. recently
announced that the line would certainly be
built through to St. Louis and Sioux City.
The Burlington management has been
keeping close watch on this Gates road and
James ]. HILL II Is asserted, advised its
pur chase as soon as 1t became apparent
that building operations were to be pushed
in earnest.
Valuable coal lands go with the new rail-
road and 1t Is reported that the desire TO
possess these coal lands was strong fac
tor In influencing the Burlington to pur-
chae the road.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Sullivan gave a euchre
party. on Tuesday. at their home, on South
Grand avenue. in honor of their daughter
Cieo's eighteenth birthday. She was pre-
scented with diamond-studded watch by
her father. The euchre prizes were won NV
Mrs Brown. Mrs. Scott. Mrs James Tulley
and Mr.. John Dawer. Mr. John Royal. Con-
solutions oy Miss Agnes Bruckner and Mr..
II. Leraux. Among the guests present.
were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
II: Leraux. AL. Sphinx.
Nm Ratlcan, G. Scott,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
MouIder Found Dead in Bed.

found dead In bed at the home OF his .ister,
MIS- Mrs: Nish1is. Fitzpatrick No. 1875 North Tenth
for Robert Montford. saloonkeeper at No ies
North Broadway. who found the body, stated that
Croak had been intoxicated for several DAYS and
that he had fallen In the saloon striking his
head on the moor. The Coroner will hold an in
quest to-day. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Joplin, Mo-, March 19.-Work was begun
to-day on the construction of two half-mile
tunnels on the new White River extension
where the line crosses the Missouri in Ia
ney County. Three thousand men are en-
plOyed on the work.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
Sold by All Retail Druggists.
PENiTENTIARY PRISONER SLAIN
David Curry Attacked Guard and
Was Shot.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Jefferson City. Mo-. March 19.-Guard J.
w. George at the State Penitentiary last
night, shot David Curry. negro prisoner
sent I'D from st. Louis The wounded man
died to-day.
The negro became unruly while at work
in the shops and attempted to attack the
guard when he was shot.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
is CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING.
Charles Meyers Said to Have Alb
Quoted Half Brother.
REPUBLIC sPEC1A

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo. H.. March 19-Cbarlcs Meyers Of
sandusky. ILL.,, was placed in the county |
Jail here to-day charged with kidnapping
his 7-year-oid half-brother son of Monroe
McCrite 1t is said he enticed the little /
fellow away from home by giving him
money.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPER

ment that the company have under con-
struction 10o-milc line from Muscogee, l.
T., to Fort Smith, Ark, and that another
extension is contemplated from Fayetteville.
Ark. to Memphis, Tenn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Miss Dollie Holthaus, after visiting Mira
II. B. Earl Of Boston for two months, hos
gone 70 F1orida with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
Local Report.

MeatMtr al b;9s a m, clear; at $3.50 .. m,
rain. Maximum temperature, IS; minimum tenn
perature. "a. River. e3k
Chicago. ILL.,, March 1o.-To Observer ST. Louis
Mo: Cold wave coming: temperature will fall to
freezing point Friday morning. and lower Friday
night cox
r. ]. HYATT,
Local Forecast OFFICIAL
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Government Report.

| Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at Bt Louis
| March 10. 1903 at $50 D. m. local time and {
| ,. m. seventy-ffth meridian time Observations
made at the same moment Of time at all stations
Stations. Dir tn NJ RAIN Wea Their
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
MUNY0N.
The Talk of the
City.
GREAT TEST BEGINS.
1895 Persons Suffering From
Rheumatism Call for
Munyon's Wonder
full Cure.
DISTRIBUTION CONTINUED TO-DAY.

The Free Distribution Now Going On
mt the Ohicc of The So. Louis Repub-
Iic-Crowds of Citizens Show Their
Appreciation of Professor Munyon's
Munifcent Offer and Obfnin Sam
pie of His Rheumatism Cure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

OGDEN UTAH-Two freight trains on
the Union Pacific met In head-end collision
and Brakeman GetchelI, and the Complete
blocking Of traffic for several hours.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Mrs. Fred Allen and little daughter and
Mrs W. NJ. Cockrell have gone to French
Lick Springs for a month.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Guthrie. Ok, March 19-W H. Seaman
president of the Ozark and Cherokee Gen.
trail Railroad. to-day confirmed the state
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
PERSONAL MENTION

The Morning Etude will meet Friday.
March q. at the home Of Miss Joan Wrinkle.
No. 56O8 BArtmer avenue, at 10 o'clock.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
One Hundred Trackmen strike.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
trackmen employed by the Burliny ton on
new double-track lire between this city and
Amazonia. struck this morning for an in
crease from $40 to $50 a day. Superin-
tendent Perkins told the men the increase
would not be granted and they organized
a union Of track-layers tonight The com
pany had been having difficulty in getting
enough men before the strike.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
Santa Fe Firemen Get Increase.

Galveston, Tex, March l9-The tremen
on the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe have
received an Increase of wages which will
average 12l2 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
building Permifs

Charles Stamm. dwelling. 3s45 Ill nois: 81. too
J. B. johnson. store, 1402 Olive; s., 800.
d. D. Walker. Jr.. residence. 4s4s Lenox: u4,oOo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Mrs. NJ. F. Megsitt and niece. Mrs. ]. p.
Carnahan. have returned to their home in
Maplewood. after visit to Mrs. George W.
Collins and Mrs. E. c. Halle Of st. Joseph.
Mo-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
Director. Arrive Mt Denison.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. March 19.-At a meeting of the
directors of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford. held to-day at which j. Pier
point Morgan was present. decision was
reached In regard to the grievances of the
employees WHICH will be forwarded to them.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

MORNING CHORAL RECITAL
Mrs. James L. Blair, assisted by Miss Pet
tingill. will give song recital this morning
to the Morning Choral Club. and its guests
The recital will be given at IL o'clock in the
Odeon Recital Hall. Each Morning Choral
member is privileged to invite two gueetA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Miss Hazel Scott of No. 1918 Fountain
place, Is entertaining Miss Ivey Vernon Of
Lebanon, Mo-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

CRESCENT CLUB ENTERTAINED.
The Crescent Euchre Club was entertained
Thursday night By Mr. and Mrs. o. Hal
bouch. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Loewe,
No. 2a Henrietta street. Those present
were:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

I Frank Barber, James Tulley,
Mesdames-
G. Seattle, F. Hauser,
| G. Bruckner, Brown.
c. Mccarthy.
e. oHearn. Ella Gallagher.
| K. O'Hearn. +. Sphinx.
| c. Barber 7. Sullivan,
Emily Bauer. A. Sullivan,
( Agnes Bruckner, Brown.
| Lottie Rigby. OHearn.
| Ethel Wheeler,
Messieurs-
Less Wheeler, Frank Bauer
Cal Mccarthy, Frank Barber.
Robert Rigby, James O'Hearn.
John Dawer, George Tulley,
John Royal, VIM Hauser.
BOWLING PARTY.
I The A. G. B. entertained with a bowling
party at the Louisiana Wednesday night.
Among those present were:
Messieur and Madame
]. Won Tobel
Mesdames-
q. A. Meyer. R. McCaw.
Lillian Meyer. Anna Merrick.
Lulu Rosenfelt, Marguerite Merrick.
May Merrick,
Messieurs-
H. l. Finney, A. Widdicombe,
p ]. Fisher. jr. Z J. widdicombe.
j. g. Cooke. Jr..
A farewell surprise was given in honor
OF Doctor H. A. Uhlemeyer by the Hustler
Club Of the North End Council. Royal Ar
canum. Sunday. Doctor Uhlemeyer depart
ed Monday for Europe to pursue his studies
in Vienna. The following were present:
Doctor Uhlemeyero aroennigan.
A. Moeller, Stroll,
o. Zeiser, Schmidt,
q. Freebensyser, Meyers
MORNING CHORAL RECITAL
Mrs. James l. Blair, assisted by Miss Pet
tingill. will give song recital this morning
to the Morning Choral Club. and its guests.
The recital will be given at IL O'clock in the
Odeon Recital Hall. Each Morning Choral
member is privileged to invite two guestA
PERSONAL MENTION.
The Morning Etude will meet Friday.
March q, at the home of Miss Joan Wrinkle.
No. 56B BArtmer avenue, at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Allen and little daughter and
Mrs W. M. Cockrell have gone to French
Lick Springs for month.
Miss Dollie Holthaus, after visiting MIRA
II. B. Earl Of Boston for two montha hos
gone TO Florida with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl.
Mrs. NJ F. Megsitt and niece, Mrs. ]. p.
Carnahan, have returned to their home in
Maplewood. after visit to Mrs. George W.
Collins and Mrs. E. c. Halle Of St. Joseph,
Mo.
Miss Hazel Scott of No. 1918 Fountain
place. is entertaining Miss Ivey Vernon of
IphanOn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20

Thunderstorm.
r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-20
BOWLING PARTY.

The A. G. B. entertained with a bowling
party at the Louisiana Wednesday night.
Among those present were:
Messieur and Madame
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading i'm outside securities was on some
what smaller scale than Tuesday. Prices sener-
ally showed considerable irreSular1ty- ABOUT the
only strength shown in some OF the Boston
conner shares. international MercantIs Marine
shares uerc weak: the common sold down 10
15l. while the preferred lost l per cent on Hsi'
dealings TO Dla. Havana Tobacco common oe-
clinAd from 54a. to n dealings of 81" shares
the preferred sold at 64d6'. Northern SecurltieS
sold from 1873. to 1871. transactions of 5'Vo
shares Tnterborough Rapid Transit, 81 per cent
Maid sold at tf2; about 2f0 shares changed hands-
Emptre Steel common frmer. advancing 10
1st. on dealings Of coo shares, and the preferred
sold at a. Otis Elevator common advanced 10
i2t, on light transactions Trenton Potteres COM
mon declined to 2ite on dealings of 800 shares
American can common sold at 9l2G9't- Marconl
Wireless Telegraph In good demand. adVahC-
ing from 6ss to 81 dealings Of 1000 shares Bay
state Gas was fairly active around I-loH~4. IN
bonds san Francisco Is sold To the extent OF
So coo from S11a S124; 4 r. T. Is sold for
s25 Orp at So New Orleans Railways us sold at
7at1. In the copper shares. Tennessee declined
from 2q5s to % transactions Of 80" shares
Greene Consolidated sold to the extent OF l91
shares from 22I, to - British Columb bfd gained q
fraction light transactions to Sc Ianld rack
advanced from 1S9 to l9J tranSd CtionS of "D
shares American Mailing bonds sold To the ex-
Package advanced tn E3l4 dealings OF 300 shares
North Platte Copper more active than uStai.
500 shares selling from 49, TO Is. The market
closed quiet and Irregular.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
Less l-ih-
Bankers posted rates were.

DOMESTIC ENCFANGE.-Nov--CTie Orleans ON
rnercial 25c discount; bank 81 premium San Frau
cisco-Sight l21.c; telegraph. 1oc Boston-l5o orc
MUM Charleston Buying, 1-16c: selling. 1-6c pre-
MUM Chicago-Par Cincinnat-Between banks
-5De discount. over The counter. 5ne premium -
varnah-B1tyine I.e off, selling par-
BANK CLEARJNCTS- - Eew-York - Exchanges,
s,76 744 5na balances. s95S2.91n Boston-ENchanges
So f5S224: balances 81 636,7lS. Philadelphia-EX-
changes s11 s6i Ss9. balances 81 40 Baltimore
EXCHANGES S4IGg342: balances. $75oS5S. Chicago
Exchanges S2s.594363: balances. &l.2R09+.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET--EaH monc5 in
London sa4 per cent. oTen market discount rate
for short bills. 7-6a&l1 cent long bills 5s.1
7-lG per cent Berlin discount rate, per cent
for three months bills and Ia per for short
bills Berlin exchange on London, - marks IS I
pfennigs. Paris discount rate" Is per cent fariS
exchange on London. p francs Is centimes.
FOREIGN ECTRITTES-BrltiSh Consols for
rroner q 1915: for the account. y French TcnteS
100 francs - centimes-
TIRE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 47a4c;
Mexican silver dollars, 27'cc. Bar silver IN London
closed 1t - l-l6d-
GOLD PREMITM.-En Madrid, 5a- 10: Lisbon. %:
EuenOs AEres l273o.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPT s. .ustoms receipts
reported from Washington, SSl6,el2 internal reve-
r receipts $50 500: miscellaneous receipts $5S,94i
s. .9l0o0a Receipts for the month to date, ASS32:
expenditures S1755s0I0. excess Of receipts. 5I9'-
500 Receipts for the year TO date %+52,Sh2"4l eN-
pendIureS &324 00 $40. Of receipts, $sploJo
STB-TREASTRY - The Sub-TTeasury was
debtor to The Clearing House &222l1-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
-, -. - a -, 60 : tse OF ~ sac G57 1.10tot3

.rbis &c = notable showing especially in view OF
the fact that May at Chicago nob mas LII hi, :,
selling we'll over 10 cents buShel. aud pre- at-i
+bn exnort lrce has been well ahead or tii tiliir
Wheat moreover has been ruling apnoTnidllS
aIIv in excess of that in the corresponding 80.
last year. Exports of merchandlse or GO -n
for the current wear TO date than year ago -
far as the port Of NeN-York IS c"nceraeni h ieIie
The January statement which will soon ne -
will doubtless show that the same Cphfi.r.Ot, e.,
ez st elsewhere Thus. not merely IS tLls "a Iarye ~
occurring an extremely high price for very taISe
crops but these crops are being exported III qua"
X god5 man i,eopJe who have believed firmly W
tho theory Of cycles in trade admit ina, ''ii in
dicatng that with ordinarily good crol7 ~.
year active business is assured tor t"elr tFesS
To coua at least In a speculative sense l-te
arguments have made some important con con tie
10 the theory of higher prices TOT S'''N'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNps.-Market arm Final

RAILROAD RoNDS-Market strong Total
,sles amounted in par value 10 $3 $500 against
3 rs $40 on Tuesday- The heaviest dealings were
.n the Atchison general Is, Central Of Georgia 5s
si,i.sCo. Burlington and quincy Is. Chicago. Rock
Island and Paeidc IS Erie geaeral IS, Kansas City
Southern IS Mexican Central first incomes Mis-
,oyri Kansas and Texas first IS. Northern Pacific
Is and IS oregon Short Line Is, Pennsylvania
-,eytihlee .I-s Reading general *. St. Louis and
Gan Francisco refunding IS. Third Avenue Is, Union
Pacific first and convertible IS. Wabash deoentur0
rs a-6 Wisconsin Central general 4s. Consolldat-
Cd Tobs eco 4s and Standard Rope ard Twine 6s and
trcor1ss were also active
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

bonds of 1921 of the Oregon Short Line l,,a,
companv; s22oOcoo additional mortgage ai1 o - tho
eraI trust fifty year coupon bonds oi l'N oso ooo
rio C;rande Western Railway CompaHS - 80
consolidated mortgage per cent coupO, cl r,,,o,d
100 of the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gun Va ac,a
i.S-,,,, and s1s 3s. 500 capital stock and sf.'
convertible per cent coupon bonds OF 1911 u '"'
I-nited Ernit Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

ADRIAN Il. Muller d son
1ao shares Connecticut and Fassumpsio River
zs5 ai''a SAFE Deposit Company receipts, 80, 8
e2s shares Hannibal BTtdEr SonbahE ~ - ,r----,r,- -.
90 shares Toledo and Wabash Elevator coin-
800 LfaTEs. Illinois and St Louis Bridge Com
900 s5.sF s5aFes X Rool55 and Hamilton Bridge
go 5sIt't''' s6arss Lincoln if SAFE deposit som
sl2 oeo fE5isoa Electric Illuminating Conpany, Of
New York > per bonds. due lSlo-.-.
5000 chicago ana Erie Raiiroad COMPANY non
cumulative. income per cert bonds: "c- 3
> shares Ksnawha Land Mining company 10
% shares soienoi1 Electric COMPANY. 81
shares United states subway 'o11EarE' Iot-- ;
a shares Bay Ridge Park Improvement Com =
~ shares Bay state Gas Company ....-.....-..
= shares Clinton Han Assoglatl2n, = = - o. 70
- shares Mercantile National Bank
Sl"T" Spss Iron and Steel Company hrst mort
Fsgs s per cent gold bonds :; s-,,,,,--
December -. 1sas, for s5Ss "a. on Witch
$500, including interest. remains unpaid.
the payment Of the balance due. let
10 shares Broadway Safe Deposit Company.
90 shares Title Guarantee and Trust Com
10 shares National Bank OF Commerce .....
I" shares United States Mortgage and Trust
- shares guardian Trust compsD,-, .-..
1oo shares Associated Merchants Company.
Is shares T1tie Insurance Company Of New.
3 shares Liberty National ...........
shares Northern National Bank
So 900 Morris and Essex Railroad Company FIRST
consolidated i per cent guaranteed mort.
december. accrued interest from December
/ last. be charged 10 the purchaser.
dated mortgage per cent soid Bonds due
1851, interest January and july
scoGo0 Hudson Valley Railway COMPANY consoli-
dated mortgage per cent gold bonds due
1851 interest January and july
$1,000 Sloss Iron and Steel Company first mort
ss.e Per cent bonds, due 1920.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
rouuoA1,oN OF RENEWED PROSPERITY
The Wall street Journal says:

'Thc wall Street JournaI sdSS'
Tryo things have been mainly nstrunlsii.' sIrith
hanging tho views of good many peUipts1e tbis
respeCt to the course of securli.E Po,rro,ui ne,g
have been reduced we'll within safe 81 CEREALS
Last rear prices of wheat and corn are n7Il' ale
a good export business. We have recTt''G oay he
vifb the foreign exchange question: - III Icorr
Instructive to note the exports OF WheaI aHU Tbey.
for the few weeks of the current year 49,
are follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY ARKET-Qroted rates follow: Money
on call opened at .. per cent, highest per cent;
lowest. 80 per cent: last loan ! per cent; cIoseo
a eIdS ler cent: ruling rate. - per cent. Time
money was quoted at IA per cent for sixty 10
ninety days and 4zG4s per cent for longer periods
Commercial raper was quoted at ia per cent for
sixty 10 ninety da vs. lndorsed bills @4a3 per cent
for choice four n six months and 5'-d6 per cent
for others.
FOREIGN FXCHANGE.-Marko closed firm
Actual closing rates follow: