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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20
iitorueys WIN Kiok

Whom tho test Oi tho now revenue law
was made ih the United Stntrs Court
two ycare ago. tho S,ntc engaged At
torncys Charta, Coffin aud Judge ns
additional counsel. Thoy never have
been pnid and bill wa introduced u,
the Senate 10 give thcn adequate com.
ponsatiOn. Tho Assembly cut the
amounts 10 M insignificant figure, how.
over, aud now il Ia said Tint the nttOr.
noyg will not accept the Gums offered
but will quo the Stntr for their just pny
ih"-c ia euclI n thing M being too eco.
nnncal, M the legislature will probably
learn ~ the present instance Carson
Nnva
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20
Attempted IncrndlnrIsIn. .

Last evening about II o'clock an alarm
~ lire was turned in mud hnd il not been
for the prompt action Of the fire com.
pnnics. disastrous conllngfntion would
have taken place. y fcw wocks ago u
iiro stnrtci III the T0upiu block. and ut
the timo i, appeared to have been u cnsc
~ inccndiarinm, every indication point.
ing pIaiuly :hnt way. Tho lire started
IN the rear of tho ropagnn bnrbor shop
Rnd laat night the alarm was cnuacd
from lirc starting in the roar Of the
samc shop. few doorR south oi the ono
destroyed. II looks very plainly ns
though snmc one had It in Tor Mr.. Topa-
gonu, Tor Inst night Kerosene was found
plcntifnlly gcattcrcd over tho wood in
rear ~ tho ehor. Somo action should
he taken in this mnttcr and any ono
caught doing such dngturdly act
should hc scvcrly dealt with. Carson
Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20
iIIsaniutInn OT pnrincrshIp, q,

Tho partnership heretofore cxiating
hctwccn i. 6. llnthinson and J. j. Gar.
rccht under thc lirn name Of the ElkO
Steam Lnuniry IL this day dissolved 10y
mutual consent. j. &. ilafbigDn will
hereafter cunuuc. the buoncf,. pay all
debts contracted hy tho lirm and collect
all bill due tho firm.
John Garrccht.
j. &. llarhisOn.
Elko, Nevada, March q, 1908.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20
JOINT STATEMENT
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
STA re OF NEVADA.
County OF ELHo. r"

CoUSTY OF ELHo.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo. Ian. |, 1903.
To the Honorable BnHrt of County
Commissioners of EE:0 county, New. =:
GEsTLEaEs:-We hercwr,h submit our
Qarterly Report OF the timanrrs Of the
county for the quarter ending Dec 81.
1902.
Respectfully submitted.
c. W. GROVER. Auditor.
A. @. DAwLEY. Treasurer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20

There are tifty-sevo cunvicts in the
Nevada pcnitcntinry mud II costs nearly
thousand dollars annually to keep
zach of thom. They have not appnr.
entity heard ~ the stfnigh'jncEct over
there, Its judicious application would
materially reduce tho number Of pris.
oncrs. sacramento Sunday NcwP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20

n little boy and girl were standing
at the bedside ot sick mother. who
was administering words OF caution to
the pnir. The were going out to tea,
md the mother said, as she kissed her
son: "Now, dear. mind aud not hc Too
boisicrous." His little sister pcnsively
remarked. nG she said good.by:
"Mustnt hc girlstcrous, mnmmn7"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-20

The above balance stan!> t" ;i..
credit Of the various filu,ir ~ nc:
Treasurer's Balance Sheet. .in;.-G Ian.
]. 1903.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
STATEMENT OF BANK AVERAGES.
Loans Show an Increase of e9yS80, 800
for the Week.

for the Week.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE statement Of averages
beeo:,,; ~ III &C. 3d.
h 5sssi. ss ssi =, dssFss,ss
Ss:sEy: :.,s Is 81 ,.i 3: 81.
E1lU. s. deposit sss 1866: decreased s4ss. 400.
' fsssa. q ii.
* In .fs ws.
On the Stock E1chanse early In The week when
m men. and speculssiye accounts calling for In
creased accommodation from the banks
III. week Also aase but was
not then rejected in the loan item. as was ex-
largely Increased in the latter part Of that week.
%as H., upon Isiss sxssses which were rejected
ant ncIe.se q s. g. sSo - The Wsstssn N.tcnal
hs IN 20 s.
TENDED Ts5ss ,o The net cash san BY The !. sans
While ths .ssimstes bsssd upon the slse:aSs
sn ct & T sHlns s ao only an
hkarss: but sl:a ths importans unaesogntsd S for
1ss no. q IL
Tho deposits Increased 80. As 100. which amount
Is len. By slssooo than that called for By the
sum Of Increase In loans and the net gain IN
cash: hence the statement does not balance. Ths
tho increase in deposits: dsdusting these from the
net gain in cash leaves 405. III - tho decrease In
surplus reserve to 81. 069 500
computed upon the basis Of deposits. less 81.
Ct public pn I'd IN ssa: e
asainst 8 olo. SO u the previous week The daily
$3.50 600 600 in the week ending August Is. reflect
ing the decreased volume Of business On the Stock
ExchangA
The changes in loans show that fvs q the
larger banks increased this item by 81. 900 net
Seven banks gained S. 900 net OF cash.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
WHEAT VALUES DECLINE
ON SATURDAY LIQUIDATION.
LONGS ARE BEST SELLERS
AT THE CLOSE.
Corn Opens Well, but Eases Of in
Last Hour Because Of Light
Support.

After early advances the grain market
closed weak on the usual Saturday lquida-
ton. Shorts continued to cover al the open
ing and there was good buying for awhile
but most of the domestic information was
favorable to the bears, who came strong
at the finish Weather conditions were gen.
orally favorable and the receipts were lar
ger than for several days. Longs who did
not care to hold their lines over Sunday
were the best sellers In the last hour. Late
cables were easy.
/. Sept. wheat opened Mc of and sold at:
SOC. soHc. soNc. Soc. 7sHc, 7sNc. 7sxo, 7shc,
Corn was fairly strong at the opening. but
there was little outside support, and after
position to uQutdate. During the remainder
OF the session the market was easy In line
with wheat. -. =
Sept. corn opened 1-1sc UP and ranged:
47sc a, 47kc a. E1sc a.. 47Hc b.
Receipts Of wheat at st. Louis s. liz bu.,
OF which 76l SKIS. and s. cars local and u
cars through. against Gs6s9 bu.. Of which
1 ,SEs, sks. l., and nd, 40 cars local and cars
Exports Of wheat and flour to Europe the
past week s.s73000 .bu., against 3.4l3.0o0 blu.
R week ago ., and s $500 bu in 1907 ~
bu.. against sls 600 bu. in isos. and ship
ments sSsG0o b1 u. against $4,000 bu North
IS cSessa I ssnss sa af Ram in
sas City 94. 400 blu. Clearances i9:. 000 blu.
Receipts Of corn at st. Louis $3.50 bu., Of
which 88 SKIS. and 81 cars local and 4 cars
through, against 10 800 bu., Of which 8 cars
local and cars through in 1907.
Exports Of corn to Europe the past week
$4,000 bu.,. against 10000 blu. week ago
and 5000 bu. in 1909.
Receipts Of corn at primary points 1863 900
bu., against 121,000 blu. in 1902, and ship
ments 109 900 bu.. against 4s5. 600 bu. Chicago
received 1894 blu. and Kansas City 5000
blu. Clearances 5000 bu.
Receipts Of oats at st. Louis $50 bu., Of
which 20 SKIS. and Is cars local and cars
and IS cars local and cars throcSh in 1902
Shipments 1880 bu
Receipts Of oats at primary points $4,000
bu.. against $685. 600 bu. In 1902 and shipments
!8: goo bu.. against $4,000 blu. Clearances
LOCO blu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

SUMMARIZE THE ST. LOUIS markets.


expected
executed and though offerings fair volume
considered as market factor and there
Mine with the but
sin
and Mo off,.
corn 10 or
and
in local. market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
DULLNESS PERVADEs GRAIN
= BUSlNESSfIN CHICAGO PITS
TRADING IN WHEAT Is TAME
AND PRICES UNSETTLED.
Corn Shows Some Improvement
Early, but Turns Weak and
Fails to Be Supported.

Chicago. Aug. 22-Dullness perraded the
grain pits to-day and on continued favor
able weather$wheat ruled weak. September
closing h4g&c lower. September corn was
on nc. oats were down ssQ1a. but provis-
ions were unchanged to SC higher,
WHEAT.
Trading in wheat was Of very tame
character and prices were considerably I'M
settled. The opening was easier under the
influence OF excellent wheat in northwest.
September hc lower at S0Ac. There was a
lair demand the first hour on fears OF rain
In the spring wheat belt and the market
turned quite firm, September advancing to
6oAc. but the general trend Of crop news
was OF bearish nature and free liquidation
soon caused decline. Liberal clearances
and receipts OF new wheat at Minneapolis
were depressing influences, the latter part
bottom price Of the day. September being
TO IsAc December closed at Sic, b. loss Of
&c. Clearances of wheat and Hour were
equal fy a. to $4,000 bu Primary receipts were
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
rs cars. which. with local receipts Of 50
cars. ls OF contract grade. made total @re-
against 1856 cars last week and 4SS cars Q
year ago. = ~
Corn showed slight improvement on the
early transactions. but trade was dull with
the bull leaders. making no special efforts
to support the market and consequently
prices soon turned weak. $3.50
Thore was an absence Of outside busi.
ness and nothing conspicuous in the local
trade The weather in the. corn belt was
oil that could be desired sforst crop and
movement. After selling between 51Xc and
SEC Sept. closed at 5lssc, atloss.o of Nc. Dec
was or ss4.c. closing at t1hc: Local re-
celpts were 2l8 cars with 40 of contract
graz.
OATS.
Oats were chiefly affected by the liberal
selling on the part, Of q, prominent interest.
1t was estimated that over halt million
bu. Of Dec. and, May were sold out by the
bull leaders. and With a rather limited de-
m a.,. the markst deseloped considerable
able for thrasHing and the movement.
Sept. closed N@hc lower at A1S@34xc, after
ranging hesween .S4is4349sc ana 35c. Dec.
was on.Hc closing at S6kc. Local receipts
w go - ssssSSXcre or. r1r11rnra
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
STOCK VALUES EASY,
WITH MODERATE TRADING.
PREFERRED is
SLIGHTLY HIGHER.
Lincoln Trust Has Support After
an Early Decline and Mis-
souri, Trust Is Firm.

Local securities were extremely dull. with
inquiries mainly for small lots. United
Railways preferred was the most active
issue. with slight advance to ss7.25 on
sales Of. 143 shares. A 10-share lot -ef st.
Louis Transit was taken at $1s.12l1s. The 4
percent bonds were wanted at s7ss71s. and
held al sssA.
Lincoln Trust sold at $246. but later was
in demand. with s2475o bid and no sellers
under $24s.5o. Central Coal and Coke at $s4
and Simmons Hardware common at Sis
were the only active Issues in the miscel-
slaueous list
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23


Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis. Bro & Co.. No. As North Fourth street.
New York. Aug. 22.AForeign-Owing to the hol-
iday on the London Stock Exchange. there were
no arbitrage transactions to-day. !!
Z Rock islsndAEvery room trader was apparently
willing to take his oath that 1t was the cessation
Of the aggressive bull operations in Rock Island
in It to ss this week rave rise to an inhnitude Of
exJ,laL atoms. none of which was explained. That
Tor "a no 10
doubted But It may be weeks or even months
before the street learns what It in the mean
no aggressive buying from the insiders and cover
q soon Is the buying = noted'
veloped inexpIicable weakness the street remem-
bcred that Il was wnen the same stock began to
decline last month that the entire market first
tion BY Mr.: Schwab and others really started the
runor campaign which played such q prominent
part in the trading. 20 With Fridays weakness :
fact. the. stock had been quietly sold for days.
The stock which Mr.. Morgan's brokers had to
take to keep the price from vanishing altogether
The short sales have come from people who do
not like trade reports and the most frequently
have TO- pay one mars dividend, but that's all.
Bell It for Investment. Bears afraid Of. . sharp
rally in other stocks have no such fears IN steel
TO It. There e too much stock for sale on the
way IN to make II worth while 10 nun nm ~
price on eren large short interest.
Weeks Bank !Clearinep.
.Yesterday's clearing house statement showed
clearings p7.7N balances 1slea1a Cearings
Treasury statement.
Z Weshtngton.. Aug 1ZAyailabls easA balance
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
River and Businei
To-Day's weather.
River Rialto Brevitiea.

Tho towboat Exporter has delivered the last
Of an order Of 20O barEes Of Pittsburx coal
to the Laclede Gas Company, The order was
the largest Of the year, comprising 10000 tons
It took the boat i've months to deliver the or.
der. -
The steamer Dubuque Of the. Diamond 10
Line arrived early this morning from ST. Paul
with good passenger list She will depart on
the return this afternoon at o'clock.
Among the passengers on the Columbia yes.
terday were W. u. Fenwick. Assistant passen.
By his wife and mother.
During IRE at Memphis laundry last
week the Lee Line lost about 500 worth Of
linen belonging TO the different steamers Of
the line.
The Chester departed yesterday afternoon for
many passengers
The Stacker Lee ID due tonight from Mem.
pkis and will depart on the return to-mofrov
afternoon Z
The City Of Louisville has entered mil
against the Cincinnati and Louisville Packet
Company for nearly 5000. which. Il 3 claimed.
Is due the city for taxes. Ess5l- :
The last Training School excursion Of the
Of Providence. -
. -zolile Block resigned e second clark Of ne
columbi. ysssrd.Z His plaes VIM 8 taken
"a large sxcuzsaoa e viattng 1nltDMu v1u
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

y
New York. Aug 1.-THE curb market was "a
tremely heavy to-day. Trading was confined to
q very small number Of stocks and prices In
most instances suffered fractional losses. Amer1-
display strength. the price advancing points on
moderate transactions. Northern Securities lost
4 and declines OF y and were recorded in 9TH
er parts Of tho list Tho copper stocks were prao-
ucally neglected.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
yesterdays SESSION.
Closing ouotations:i.
Rev YORK stocl. ouot.tions,

81 Louis. Aug. 22.-rhe following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro
& Co.. bonds and stocks. IA North Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
Bond sale. at new York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Aug 22-Sa,es Of bonds were made
here to-day ~ follows: -
J, 1900 Atsh... Top; & Santa rs gem n ssssw ssn
5000 Bait 4 Ohio prior lien Sks.. 81
1900 Baltimore & Ohio Is 49, ssx6 sslx
I 2C00 c., R La p. r r. COLL tn IL ! 800 II .
5000 BAIT Ohio 8. w Div ais. N q Nx
1900 Colo. Fuel & Iron conv. So. So5f
400 c., r. l. & p f. r. coll tr y.
10000 Consolidated Tobacco e71k0 6ix
1000 K c.. Et 8. & NJ ls..... Sd "
1000 Louis. Nash unified As......... sBk
,u.00o Mexicans Central consol. 1.....,i., 70
200 Nerthsrn Pacinc ZEN -. =.
5000 Oregon Short Line ls,.,,,.,.... u 90
6,e00 St 1. II. gen 6s............ l09h
. s, 600 Southern Ry.. n. & o., col. =. A. 021{
+ 1908 Texas & Pacific 1st 6s.,.,..,,. il4As
2a.OO0 Union Pacific 1st 4s........,..,.... p9X
h. 60O Union Pac. LIST convertible H. MO 0lii
1000 wabash ID 6s.......... ......,.,, :" 10Sfzz
500 wabash debenture ser1es B...... ISL
Total sales. $4,000. u "a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
ny Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS. .sT-t..-.ss 60.
s ana ,,aa Aug Ryss ss
Weather fair and cool. The Lotus Sims slifvsd
SSs sl: T. 1os xis :. soos trip:
Dick Fowler was in and out on time.s II Res
Lee arrived from St. Louis at 5 p. ID AID de-
parted for Memphis at 5 p. m with q bod trip.
The Stacker d c,. Lee a fGr S from Memphis
:. yiss.sass. Miss, AUG AIN. saus.; ~, =.
Fhs Warren War ns sr1 Rsr Tss
,, Chester; NJ Asss. n-Gsase 1as14.s q
p Ne frs ~ ss sasrSss, . {. :;
Grand Tovef ras IT,. Aug p ssneenSaf King
Cape Girardeau down at . a. m. H, zswrish mt
qR a saas e. reads saa sns
BaSiineton. Ia. Aug. as..The r,vstSSli
ana warmer 's The Dubuque a asrssd az
2: M. the Helen Blair in and out n.
., r.Susaa; ~ . Ass ssI ans ,sSS
time. Tho Tsnns.sse 70 the Tsnnsssse :
night tonight The Avalon passedtx4
Memphis 81 noon. Local packets. in
stands ILL., feet a fan Of z IN 70 Hff7
Peters Lee. arrived early this morning.
Louis with 1854 packages Of nefcH A.
this place and good list OF pass1
returned at II noon s&7js
| IOusvIlIe Aug 22.-River stationaEI
feet Jon falls Is: below locks feet,
pleasant. ,,,s.ss. &l5E<<23J
Cincinnati. Aug. H-Riyer. 5.S;
Fit Pitt:b Mls.'A Aug. ss-River -: statioas
Wnsetsns. Ass n-Rivsr III fs1i
anA bot -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

20 up the river on the Spread Eagle to-day -
the guests Of o st. Louis mercantile house, 'Tho
party will be In charge Of Gus FREDERICK. -
A.. The Bald Eagle came in from Peoria yestss.
turn In the afternoon with fine patronage. u
Captain J. Mack Gamble has resigned =
general manager Of the Morgartowu Pack0e
Company at Pittsburg. u -
"A large dredseboat sank yesterday nesf H.
Illinois shore opposite Biddle street. I'rT-
The Sidney came in yesterday morning NON
Burlington and departed in the afternoon b
Keokuk with good trip. 7 sitE
The St Louis and Mississippi Valley Bafes
Line is building landing at New Orleans for
its barges. n g
The City Of Memphis arrived from tho Tenn
essee River yesterday morning with sheayy
lumber trip. She will depart on the return -
morrow afternoon.
Captain Charles Eckles. formerly . wsil-
known St Louis pilot is now In the fumb6
business at West Brownsville.
w. F. Meyer and wife Of Dubuque were Pcs
nengers on the Columbia yesterday, going 70 Sc.
MaIyS to attend tho silver wedding annfveepayY
OF Mr.. and Mrs Julius Rozier Of that town
The Belle Of Calhoun departed for CxlNoon
County yesterday afternoon with good tflp. ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

River Forecast.
Ihs riyses In the 81. Louis district win fan
during the nsxt few days. = :.
River and Business,
Harbof gauges yesterday marked III fest IN.
dicsting rise Of 1 Of q foot IN u hours. .
Business along the Lsvee yesterday was good.
Weather, fair 80 -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Domestic EKchange
rev YORK Money Market,

Kew YORK Money Market,
tine money ...say; s:s: cent 8 asS. .
with actual business Ia bankers bills At I sss7bS
days: posted rates 4.sl and 4aee; Commercial biiis
4.S30l SslH. Mexican dollars NE 0oxefnnner1t
bonds steady; railroad bonds heavy. =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
ANGE OF FUTURES.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. C1ostna
PROVISIONS,

Provisions were dull and firm early in the
day on smaller run Of hogs and better
prices at the yards. and with a good de-
mand from longs for Oct lard and ribs. to-
gether with covering by shorts and a firm
uniertone prevailed throughout the entire
session, although profit-taking resulted In
loss. Of most Of the early gain. Sept.
pork closed unchanged at $12.S71a. Sept. lard
was up &c at $S.25 and ribs were also &c
higher at S.75Ia.
The estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 100 cars; corn. 80 cars:- oats. 235
cars: hogs $1,000 head.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

cisarines vSfs email and there wae . modsrats
Demand Tor cali and TING loans Win discos1nt
rats steady between 5 and 3 Per cent 8 :.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

The st. Louis and Hermann Packet conapAnv
has suspended business and ordered It's sboAib
and barges sold. The company operated SAo
steamer Kennedy out Of ST Louis 10 tAe NJ
souri, River. going far as Hermann-ssi ne
steamer made its last trip several week5 9xn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
STOCK BROKERS NEGLECT
: BUSINESS For TIE, RACES.
TRADE IN VAIL STREET is
THEREFORE, DUEL. il
Price Movements Sluggish and. of
$ Little Consequence Bonds
Little Affected.

New York, Aug. 22.-The stock market
was practically idle to-day, large por-
ton of the membership being absent at
the yacht races or for end-of-the-week
holidays out of town. A holiday on the
London Stock Exchange. subtracted. also.
from normal business. The sluggish move
ments of prices under these circumstances
were of little Significance. United States
Realty preferred suffered from rumons Prev
alent that the next dividend would be
passed. Minneapolis. stai Paul and sault
Ste. Marie, rose uomentaftly on the deelar-
alton of the first Sdisidend on the stock.
then yielded on proIlt.taking. Favorable
weekly reviews OF trade by, the mercantile
agencies were a re3Ssurlng factor ana
the crop news. had, nothing threateninGs IN
It Attention. was attracted ! to the laE9e
import or retmport NOV ment osss cotton
tracts. owing to the. existence. OF a corner.
BAD FOR EXCHANGN ~,
This is an, adverse factor in the. exchange
market. The Financial Chronicle points
out that the municipal bond market has
suffered in common with that BROTHER se-
curities from the dearth Of demaId ana es.
Inmates that no less than 155 offerings OF
municipal. bonds throughout the country
have failed, OF takers in the. last; three
months. There was a slight spillinglout OF
stocks on the publication OF thu. bank
disappointment. but the room shorts IN
the narrow market covered again before
the closing. which was steady and almost
,stagnant. Bankers are inclined to iattrlp-
ute the loan expansion to; some corporate
borrowing. but to large extent to regular
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

TReasufy StateAent.
sINRsQs: said a.. -. = :. "a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
River Forecast,

Il n. pAINaERTIELD,
Local Forecast Official
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
Weeks Bank lClearine.

. .Ye1terday's clearing house stRtemeut ohoVed
clearings ]6 n7.7os balances 4eSs,9 IA Ciesriuss
for the week were rs. "a, ga sts-5s = - =
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-20
SEATTLE HARkET REPORT.


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go = =: --:'.-:ss- r - s:c4 Sd
- - -5.T:-r = -':L-: 20: = =:
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sc:-rs. s.. !e- -
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=; r. SECS. - 2e-
:ts%c 90 >c'= {c -
;4-'7'==, ie-; - :2r-s -:s
81. Z 2e- I'll
Hes. Pes Il: -A5.v-=:l7
sa--s.- $cs=-:. :T=c ~ =. /, -.=,.--..------
80 :, 81 E.=- = =. =:
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