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included several cars Of Mexican yeariinss. also
some real coed native sheep and lambs. Tho
rule showed a slight advance over the high time
last week. and made a new record for the year.
meet the dema nd. Even the common TO only fair
siaue sneep ana lambs sold better than a week
ago. as buyer, were willing to take anything
with wool on TO try TO NIL some of their most
40: Mexican earrings at ST. and native mutton
sheer At s. 1aas.
m,nt over Monday yet it was bu. a moderate
supply. The arrivals amounting TO around 5.5N
Gaay aons rea soed hsars hogs s0o Vein
scarce. Good lights sold readily and about SC
ana dun and wh some e the Ssss
hogs sold steady the ordinary paclkins grades
butchers were operating freely. but packers were
hs aea d as sellers to
10 accept thing less than steady prices. trad
lore m any buses TO SPEAK Of had been sOfH
acted. After The market had been established.
day %ss Ose the fnd The
close was very slow. and fully &C lower than
so &. nnis ,xsghts ard Ss,P a;5e,,
e IL a. s'i PIGS al ;sssS: 1S ss
The top OF ne marke. was SIS. and the bulk
the h9gs aso we, i Ss ~: .s ea e.. sold t a,
CT hs o an q :,
main drove bought by Nelson Morris & Co.
Company I sSers sed III lbs. and cost N.sI
arrivals 1k are ' Slowing eo@psratiSeiy light. and
Forthcoming arrivals are considerably above the
as i L. the trade Is su DISPLAYING ds q; ,
psTtIsasr cause 10 doubt q. s; 5ss'sn sar Il.
eft which deyeIOped last week II
the cause has been removed. for with the lighter
sseh # Ia. the
q steady basis with conditions before the decline:
ieus ianeture within The hiss period tran.pirns
which was sonstrained sc.ivi,y., but the tons ne
in force from the East and rural districts for the
smoss to sss5 esunt, %
drivers. and for farm chunks: workers. respect
ss rss & Il 81 so na'u .ap
port to tho other branches Of demand
hsayy sS!ssssSomnon to good. .,soean; eho,c.
to tat, extra s,ssaiss Shunas LID to se lss
sssas to ans s s
Ssss ssSis: !:
dIivsrsss,Fair e good sSsGlio: choice to extra:
eaited and New York sadders, $150f30o. Inferior
horses-Commor, small plugs. $Ao36; heavy work
plugs $0G6o
MULS-There has been little change in the
mule market during the last two or three weeks
or since the cotton mule demand left OF Its
heavy dimensions and q decline Of IS TO $40 de-
yeloped on plain small mules. Since then there
has been q corresponding improvement on thu
larger and chocer kinds and at the present time
they are manitestnS the advantage which they
gained and selling at the strongest prices OF tbs
year. Southern interests are still taking out a
than the Ordinary cotton grades. and this de-
mand Is not much inclined to assist the market
market are the strictly choice heavy team ami
mine mule for the East. and heavy rough and
little larger supply has been on the market go
far this week than last. As might be supposed.
the good to choice mules have experienced an ac-
tive demand: but the palmer kinds have dragged
somewhat, though sellers seem confident OF their
ultimate disposal at steady prices with last
week.
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so-pAY OPTION CERTIFICATE.

In order to give plenty OF time and or
portunity for investigation. 30-day option
certificates are being issued. To secure one
OF these option certificates. fill out the cou-
desired. giving your name and address. On
receiving this coupon will send you an OPP
vincing information. This entails no ohli-
cation on your part. Cut out this coupon.
secure the SO-day option first and do your
investigating afterwards.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-25

The Banks.
New York. March 2A-Money on cali steady:
lowest 81 per cent: highest per cent: ruling
rate GA per cent last loan 50 per cent: closed at
5,s16 @r cent Time money easier: 90 days So
6is per cent. Prime mercantile paper * as per
cent Sterling exchange easy at ls7dIs.05 for
a. STE. Mexican dollars 3shc. Government bonds
steady: railroad bonds irregular.
Chicago; March s4.-learinxs 81. 1856 80: bal
eign exchange Unchanged sterling posted at IS
for 60 days and at ass for demand.
New YORK or g., March A.-ESchanses s.52, ass. Iss:
Boston. March e.-E.chanses so. 43o.,45: bal
os Money 5s meg esD;
baltimore, March 2+:-C1earings s4.60l. 49, bal
M GsSin an o. March Mar G n1n 90
Foreign Exchange.
4s7l594. ss25: 60 days 4.sS95a 4.si05
4.ss%g4.s35s: 9. days .s2is.
Grain bills f.s4na4.s4S.
Cotton bills 4.SsttG4. s$ss.
check. 5ls..a5IsHa5.id lis % days SUI 5.isSS
commsrcial French francs. check, s1sIe
5.ls 1-lsas IN 50 Gays S.isMa5. 10 1-isa5.2o
Commercial Cen e Belgian francs. checks 6.l7s@
checks IS 1-ls9ssi.: 60 days o. s-isasiS
da,s s%s e dark checks e'sS LIS 60
Bankers Dutch s-uilders. checks 4ois: 90 days
Commercial Dutch sulder.. checks 4oa4o LIS;
Market steady,
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PROVISIONS.

In spite Of a strong hog market. provi-
sions opened barely steady. and the early
weakness was augmented later by selling
by brokers and in sympathy with the de-
cline in grains. Trading was fairly large.
but mostly local The close was weak. with
May pork down 22lac TO $3.50. May lard on
l2lsc at SO and ribs 5q71.c lower at SSo0
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
Is cars; corn. 20; oats. 1S5: hogs. 2..0oO
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New York stock auo...,o...

81. Louis. March 2i.-The following shows the
opening. lowest and closing quotations the
New York Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected
daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro h Co.,
bonds and stocks. No. IA North Fourth street:
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How to Get This II Preferred Sto ok

You can get one or more shares OF this
per cent Preferred stock at once by SEND
express or Post Office money order to w
L. Douglas, Brockton. Mass.
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Government Bonds.


Treasury Statement,
Washington. March H-Ayailable cash h.ier..
81. 694. 61S gold S121 IT, sS3
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Wall street Gossip.

Wall Street GOSSIP.
,Reported through Francis. Bro. & Co.. no. ia
yertiser:
markets were affected by the weakness in consols,
rnich touched Lowest price in over thirty years;
decline ranEing from y to point. The arbitrpge
houses. however, received few orders as LONDON
LOCO shares Of the general list for foreign &C.
count.
Anthracite Stocks-Reading was weak on
Ales Of long stock By houses which were prin-
GpQ buyers last week. Eric was under pressure
~ London The buiiish feeling 20 prevalent few
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l.. DO 2g "''
SOUTHERN CATTI.E-Quarantine cattle re-
ctptF were 81 containing s6 head, against
10 cars and isb head this day last week and IoI
cars containing 2.5Sl head two weeks ago. The
supply composed OF 3 OF bulls 81 cars
of steers and cars of mixed cattle Steers ver.
generally medium to good, with the top sale at
si.2. obtained for train OF s99-lb. cattle. The
offerings Ia good time and the &C.
Inand good they soon disposed Of at
steady TO strong prices. Bulls moved very slowl,'
AT steady to :. shade lower values Very N.tls
offered In the cow calf line to chang.
values.
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,tatiens cfor broke mules. = to years

The first line Of quotations in each class II CAL
cuiated to represent the full range from common
lative punches all tops for buyers. which some
tations The second line Of quotations signifies
the bulk of sales and generally represents the
various classes they are sold on the commits
sion market. more or less miAed
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days ago anthracite has changed. Mr.. Keene
was again credited with being a steady seller Of
Reading.
Amalsamated Coppcr-The weakness OF ANAL
gamated Copper began with selling by friends Of
the leaders OF bull pool. which was explained
when II was announced that price Of metal. both
here and in London. had been reduced. In the
afternoon the reactionary tendency of the stock
became more pronounced IN sympathy with the
rest OF the list. II. L. Horton Co. were large
sellers.
Observation-Disclosures reported some selling
OF long stock but the chief. cause Of the weak
ness in Pennsylvania was renewed selling by
speculative interest lately associated with Wald-
the way down. but not enough to check de-
clnes.
wabash-One CT the few strong features was
Wabash preferred. which rose on a resumption
Of manipulative buying by the latest bull pool.
The earnings Tor the third week OF March In
creased $3s 81.
Traction Stocks-The weakness in Manhattan
was due to aggressive selling by room traders
in the afternoon, based on reports OF a poesi-
tle strong market brooklyn Rapid Transit vns
also sold by professionals, who claimed that in
siders had been selling stocks quietly LATELY.
rnion Parific-The heavy selling of Union Pa
cifc in the last hour was said to mean resuInp-
a welI-knJ.yn Wes.er1i operator. who chiefly
responsible for declines OF a few weeks ago.
There were no new developmnts In tho Southern
Pacific matter.
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N.Y. york. March M.-s.r silver Sxe pr o.
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full business men. I have also sold many
single shares to working people and persons
ings banks. This is good investment for
the large investor. and it Is equally as good
for the workingman and small investor.
All stock sold thls month will re-
ceive the full six months dividend
the fret day Of next July.
The most searching investigation of all
the books. papers and records of the w. l.
Douglas Shoe Co. is invited, and every IA
cility will be afforded any prospective In
weston or his representative who may come
TO the corporations office at Brockton.
W. /. DOUGLAS.
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days ago on anthracite has changed. Mr.. Keene
was again credited with being a steady seller Of
Reading.
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1000 Mexican Cent

Bond Sales at New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. March 2s.-sales OF bonds were made
hers to-day as follows.
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MINING SHARES
Mining Stocks In New York.


ume and there was q fair demand for cali and
time loenA with rates steady. between and 6
Der cent
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass, March A-Closing quotations On
money, bonds stocks and mining shares to-day
were as followx:
MONEY
Call loans 5as per cent: time loans 54s rsr
cent.
BONDS
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AND INDIAN STEERS.
MIXED.

60. .ii2s.. 80 s7...lss7... $50 10. 1Is2.. us
co.. .l07i... 80 g.. $685.. 800
CALVES.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
s N,i MsIns. IS Mexican censiai:::. Il
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

D. psd United F rsis. 1861 81
Dom; Iron steel H!. po: pa: ss
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
England to Try Again

The English people seem determined
in their efforts to recaDture the cup
which the Americans have held for
50 many years. To this end a new
challenger is being sent I'VE and the
races next month will determine
which is the better boat. The best
medicine in the world for curing all
stomach, bowel and kidney troubles
is the famous Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. During the summer it will
be found very beneficial as a tonic,
also to keep the bowels regular, with
out which you cannot enjoy good
health. Be sure to give it a trial. 1t
will restore the appetite. purify the
blood, promote sound sleep, and posi-
lively cure ~fiatulency, indigestion and
liver troubles. The genuine is fol
sale by all druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
THE MOTE AND THE BEAM
"JOurnaI" ShOuid Hire Proof
Reader Before CritiCizing

A day or two ago the Reno Journal
spit venom at tie Gazette for some
,eal or fancied insult, and for the
purpose of humiliating and ridiculing
The latter paper, called attention to a
.ot of words and expressions taken
from the Gazette's columns that were
to most people, to say the least.
But on looking over the Journal since
1 administered the love tap mentiuGsd
o its regular neighbor, one can but
wonder if it has gone into the word
;oining business-or pastime-on its
N account, for some of it's expressions
certainly are, to quote Bret Harte.
Doth painful and free. We see up
posed" "ih," wen" "shotn," "notd, ,
Ind others similar in character and
;ense.essness on every page, and the
Climax is reached with the following
sentence e? clipped from the edi-
torial column:
There ii no reason under the
Lords Heavens, why any but the
Aindliest feelings shoul exist between
is an advocate, encourager, and to
some extent perhaps. There is no
commercial rivalry between the two
Places"
Are We drifting toward Volapuk?
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
The Body Inferred

ROME, July 25.-The body of Pope
Leo was inferred in st. Peters tonight.
fhe strokes of the hammer which re-
sounded through the immense dome of
the cathedral announced to the earn
est gathering in the nave that Pope
Leo XIII. had been laid at rest. A;
shutdown the most important and most
solemn Of all the ~obseouies took place.
The front doors Of the basilica were
closed and the vast church. except for
a row OF lights at the shrine Of St.
Peter, the candles about the bier and
those persons who had quietly and
with the utmost reverence. gathered
there, appeared deserted.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
ANCIENT RING MISSING
Pope's Seal Supposed to
Have Been Stolen

ROME, July 26.-The ring of the
fisherman, which should have been
found on the hand of the Pope. has
disappeared. The ring of the fisher
man is used to seal the papal bulls,
and is the outward sign of authority
OF the Pope.
When the cardinal camerlingo GER
titles the death of a Pope he takes
the ring OF the fisherman from tie
chamberlain of His Holiness. 1t is
then destroyed in the presence Of all
the cardinals at the firts meeting CT
the sacred college held after the Pope's
death.
But when Cardinal Oreglia, the
present comerlingo, had certified to
the death of Leo XIII, Monsignor
Bisletti was a prey to the deepest de-
sLair and had to admit that the ring
had disappeared. Cardinal Oreglia,
who had. as is the custom. brought
his declaration of having received
the ring from the papal chamberlain,
all written out. had to put it back in
his pocket.
Mgr. Bisletti can give no indication
as to the robber. The theft must have
taken place between the dtath of the
Pope and the morning of the follow
ins day, when Cardinal Oreglia Off
cially certified to his death. During
this time a large number of persons
entered tie death chamber.
The disappearance of the ring has
caused a tremendous sensation at the
Vatican, where it is the sole subieci
OF conversation.
In the meantime. in the certificate
of death of Leo Al, all allusion to
receiving the ring has been suppress
ed.
Friends of Mgr. Bisletti hope that
when the seals are removed from the
cabinet of the late Pope. the ring will
be found in one of them. but very
little confidence is felt. The ring
should never have left the Pope's han.
and every one denies having touch
ed it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27

city Saturday. Both trains were run
ming behind schedule time. Doctors
have gone to the scene of the accident,
and the injured are being conveyed to
the hospital.
Rawlins, Wyo.-Mrs. John Kurtk
received burns Saturday evening
about her fact and body hat will re-
suit in her death. She was making
a salve, one OF the ingredients of
which was ~turpentine, and was heat
ing the mixture over the TOW when
it caught fire. and in an effort to ex-
tinguish the flames her clothing
caught fire. Before assistance could
each her she was burned terribly all
over her body, face and limbs. 1t is
feared she cannot live till morning.
Pittsburg, Kan.-The conference
commission of the coal miners and
operators Of the southwest finally
reached a decision. which later was
accepted by the interstate convention.
rhe new scale, which affects $4,000
miners in Kansas, Missouri, Indian
Ie%rritory, Arkansas and Texas. goes
INTO effect on September LIST. 1t pro-
yides for 70 cents a ton, an increase
Of 7 cents a ton over last year. an
increase on day wage scale of about
Is per cent, eight hours for a days
work and a complete recognlUlon OF
the union.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
Another Fire in Verdi

About 9 O'Clock yesterday morning
an alarm of fire. something that Verdi
is getting tired of hearing, was sound
ed. A residence in the lower enl CT
town was ablaze and before the vol
uhteer department could get the kinks
Que OF the hose there were a couple
Of homes one beyond redemp-
ton. Happily there were no more
buildings to burn in that immediate
vicinity.
The loss will amount to about $1,000
and the cause of the fire as well as
the amount of insurance are I'M
nown. The homes destroyed belong
ed to Messrs. Demosey, Lavoilette and
3olia.-Journal.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
OPPOSED BY STEWART
Department Order Given to
Survey Reservation

A dispatch from Washington, d. c.,
dated last Saturday. sayh the secre-
tary of the interior has instructed the
and office to proceed with the Walker
Lake Indian reservation, Nevada. as
provided by the act of the last Con-
5ress.
Alter the work is completed the
reservation will be allotted to the In
dians and opened to settlement.
Senator Stewart has opposed this
work. it is understood. and has sue
ceeded up to now in delaying the ac-
ton, ut the department has finally
decided that it ha sno option in the
matter and must proceed with the
work.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27

Late News NOtes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

The Wells and Eixo ball teams will
cross bats on the Elko grounds on
Sunday, August 9th. In every game
between these two mines the Wells
Boys have had easy victories.
The TonoDah Water company is
now in position, it is stated, to deliver
1000, 900 gallons daily to the town.
Water will have to be piped from rye
Patch springs to supply this amount.
The Tuscarora Times-Review is now
under the sole control of VIII Plum
kett. his father having withdrawn
from the partnership. Will has been
editor for the past wo years, and has
decided to go it alone.
The board of county commissioners
will be asked by a large number OF
citizens to grant them the privilege
of carrying concealed weapons next
month when the street lights are dis
continued.-virginia City Enterprise.
Several OF our people have very re-
Gently lost both horses and mules
from the range. 1ney have evidently
been stolen, and there is good reason
to suspect the thief.-Cherry Greek
Cor. White Pine News.
Last Sunday some mechanics took
the fire engine to pieces, and found a
stray bolt under one of the valves OF
the pump, and one nut loose, bobbing
around inside the cylinder. The OBJ
structions were removed. and with the
assistance of a lot of Indians and four
or five citizens the machine was tried
and found to work perfectly, throwing
a good stream. She is all ready now
for business.-Courier
Bert Dandy, the Indian who at
tempted a criminal assault upon Miss
Annie Callahan near Washoe City a
short time ago, and who pleaded
guilty TO the charge, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Murphy in the dis
trict court at Reno to serve fourteen
years in the state prison. A jury was
secured in the case of Butts and Phil
lipps and the taking of testimony will
commence this morning.-Journal.
The Searchlight says work is to be
resumed on the turquoise mine sixty
miles west of Marvel, Lincoln county
Thousands of carats of fine turquoise
have been taken from it in the past.
and the mine is only worked when the
market demands a supply. The qua.-
ity of the turquoise found in this por-
tion of the contry is said to be the
finest in the world and to even ex,
coed that found in Austro-Hungary
or Persia.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27

Slight injuries often disable a man
and cause several days loss of time
and when blood poison develops. some
times result in the loss of a hand or
imb. Chamberlain's Pain Rain is
Il antiseptic liniment. When applied
o cuts. bruises and burns it causes
hem to heal quickly and without
na~tur1tion. and prevents any danger
II blood poison. For sale by Brown
aros., druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-27
THE LAST LOOK
AT THE POPE
Continued from page IL

CONTINUED from page II
ltslian. He thanked the diplomats IN
the name of the sacred college Cor the
part all the governments had taken
II the mourning of the church. He
eulogized Pope Leo and his work dur
ing his long pcntificate and ended
with expressing the hope that God
will suggest to the sacred college i
worthy successor to Leo XIII.