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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money On call, sh@sh per cent: last lean.
Z per cent ruling price. per YER cent @ Time I'm.
soSs s1 SSnshs 81 a'i per osss @ ton 4se spd :l5
SD.b D fn pspes Sp seven e onSed sRs disss
ssesivssls: sr s other 9TH P na@es sH@7 per cent. cent 0
weak to-day. Demand sterling. which opened
ct a slight recession from Saturdays closing
agHrss Is dn!ng The day hsyy to S Lowest
close. being quoted at ..ssssa.t. .ssss. an
sapy Of cotton b
quite pen tiful. Posted rates wers. quoted AZ
Actual iGr ratss Lons Sas bis drafts aGts
l4s2s5aS4; 1926; and cable transfers. =, ssss@
ltss4S. Franes w were re quoted at S2sH for
quoted at ss 1910 for long and s4,I for short
Guilders were quoted at 80 1915 for long and
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par. Charleston-Banks. buying, par. CHI
dsconnt e.Ss, Ssw
&,aS5 Discount, Pittsburg'm2sc premium. St.
faT, MIoniSsamslSh, .so PTs%iSn
7se premium ST. Sre housE6s. an premiums
Money IN London 2as per cent: Rate
account at ss i5-le Paris advices quote per
on on London, IS francs 70 oentimes: Berlin
asvSss snaSs e vse on rsss o a;
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
ff9sases fsasSsy ersdt bsanes ss1nss Sub
- Commercial price Of bar silver In New
York, 55hc. Bar silver In London closed at
:e'id Mexican silver dollars were quoted
The sun., 1903-12-08
Deposits with c.
se.o2s.5oo ss.e7O.soo Inc. s3Ss 70
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live Stock Market.

MONDAY, Dec,
Receipts OF becves for two days were 4?o2 head
including 50 cars for export alive li3 for Sanghtr
crs and OF for the market; and Q cars were due ,
arrive late In the day. Trade was very slow at a
general decline OF i0c on steers and ais on me,
dum and good cows: bulls and thin cows were
about steady Six steers were unslld, Poote>t
TO best native steers sold at - 5ods5 25 per lOoloS
:? soetss IS cows at siioassas extra fat cows @ at
Quiet, but about steady Latest Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattle steady at l03 2
lls.c per ID. dressed weight; sheep lower at lO, a
iisc.. lambs. l2lic.. dressed weight; rerigeraI"r
none: tomorrow, $40 beeveS. l,247 sheep ana <t"'
quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 80 heao
including s3 for butchers; and counting the s'alr
calves. there were l.947 on sale. The marker va
quite demorazcd and It was estimated that TO-
Westerns. Common TO prime vcals sold AZ Nass
per 100 lbs tops at 25 grassers and fed calves
t2dsS: Western and Buffalo calves at 81 .62I3a 90
City dressed vcals slow at 7dl2c. per ID; country
dressed at @llc, -
RECEIPTS Of sheep and lambs for two days !;;ys w'
for slaughtercrs and Al for the market: makiGe
with the car held over Saturday. ~ cars on sal
Sheep were In liberal supply and barely stead
good heavy lambs nrm TO 15c, higher: heavy an
medium lambs slow: 4i2 cars OF stock were hrlI
over, Common to choice sheep sold at :? 5oata -
common to choice lambs al ss@s8: culls AT AaS ~
Canadian lambs at S5,25 Dressed mutton qulti
at 5lzm7l.c per ID. dressed lambs at ~ 2dlOc'
Receipts OF hogs for two days were 2i0 head
Including about 8 cars for the market Prices
were Is to 3Sc. lower. Heavy 20 light state and
Pennsylvania hogs. pigs included were quoted al
- .eSGAso per 100 lbs; few went 70 ~ outside
buyer at Is.
The sun., 1903-12-08
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The active trading on the outside market.
fined to but few securities Prices In the
main. held steady and a few, advances were
eet usuay
the security list on the Stock Exchange.
Northern Securities. for instance. which is,
Exchange influences. advanced only !. OF
a point.
Greene Consolidated Copper was strong
dealt In. rising J. OF point to 1871 Stand
ard Oil remained unchanged in price. 20 shares
selling at 84s. Tennessee Copper fell OF
American Can issues were dull and weak.
The preferred lost full point on transnc-
ee Were NJ not % traded I n 1nterborouSh @ h IR Rapid
Transit. on the other hand. was strong. clio sing
at 93. a net gain Of 2h points. Cuban Govern
ment per cent. bonds rose another points
to so.
The sun., 1903-12-08

The coffee market continued 10 show noteworthy
strength. Under the stimulus OF active local and
out OF town buying prices advanced further There
was an absence OF aggressive selling, about the
only selling heing to secure profits The receipts
continued light and foreign advices were bu'h
Wall Street was again prominent buyer. There
was some buying on Brazil cable estimating tho
Santos crop at 800 600 bags and the total Brazilian
crop at about 10 900 600 bags against about IL 500 900
last year and l5,OOO.DO In 1901. II Is generally
believed that there Is heavy short Interest In the
Havre and Hamburg markets.
.METALs.-In London copper was hrmer at f5A
for spot and fS 12s Cd for futures. Tin was steady
at clio Is. for spot and fl20 lis. Cd for futures
The trading here was quiet with slight changes In
prices. The following are the quotations Of the
electrolytic spot. II i2ac.: casting, spot. i2c TIM
26l2i1c,. rOminal; lead car lots, 4l0c.: and small
lots At 42Sc.: sptlttr. ?5c. iron. Northern No y
sl5GlSlG: No. ". si4asij: No plain. $l3 50d$lA
Southern No. I foundry, Sl3.j0dsH: No. soft
9l35OiS14 No. soft SI4I&1iS 50. pig iron warrants
nominal; steel rails at mill. s2s
NAVAL. SrOREs.-Spirits OF turpentine, 69l3 G6OG
Common to good strained rosn 81. 60aS2. .55.
PRovlsIOHS.-P WAS quiet. at Sl3@NS60 Tor
mess Lard was steady prime Western e9eds
retinod Continent. is: South American. S7sc-
Tallow. 4sic. Dressed hogs. 6sm7l5c Butter
Creamery. extras. 25l1c.; tirsts 2Sa25c. Cheese
State. :. c.. small or large. September. fancy. i2e
Eggs Nearby, fresh gathered. extras, sic. Chit
cago. Dec. 7.-"ProSisions were steady"
SuGAR.-Raw was easter, at 3stc. for % test and
Sic for so test Sales $1,000 bags 90 test 70 arrvJ
at SSSc. Refined was quiet and steady: granu.
lated, 4 45c
The sun., 1903-12-08
~ -"
PROPOSALS.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW
ApJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE.

Albany November 25th. 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at tho
Adjutant Generals Once, state Arsenal. 7th Ave
nue. and s5th Street New York City until II o'clock
noon, on Thursday, December 10th. 1905 for furn
hhlnr uniforms for the National Guard OF the
State of New York. In such quantities and at such
times as may be required until October ist 1905.
namely. -
Ovefcosts. dress coats. undress coats and trou-
eers for enlisted men.
Each garment tovercoats excepted must be made
20 Individual measure, and the measure taken In
the city town where the organization Is located
overcoats win be made in graded sizes Printed
forms can be had upon appai!cation at the State
Arsenal. Seventh Avenue and 35th Street New York
City, The State standard samples OF cloth, trim
mtngs and buttons from which each garment must
be made can be examined at the Arsenal at any
time.
Proposals will be made for dress coats undress
coats and trousers. specifying price for each.
For overcoats proposals Will be made separately.
Asampe OF each article bid upon must accompany
the proposal,
All goods must be delivered free Of expense at
the New York state Arsenal where they Will be
inspected In accordance with the provisions OF the
military code and regulations. The State reserves
the right to accept or reject any Or an bids OF any
% the AdlItant General. state Of New York STATE
City. and plainly marked Proposals for National
NELSON II. HENRY. Adjutant General.
The sun., 1903-12-08

operators during the day was supposed to be to
test the market and, II possible. dislodge long
cotton and cause break. As soon as the selling
let up Mr. Sully came back to the pit and bought.
Some OF the sellers were Lee q Co., Il. Siedenbtrg
d Co: and Messrs Shearson, De Gamesns Black
and Rlordan. Rain fell In the eastern portion "t
the belt yesterday. II was very cold and clear
everywhere to day. Henry. Clews. Co. said;
present prices arc 4l5c. higher than last year,
Whether spinners will follow UP the
advance remains TO be seen. Indications are that
they now have much more plentiful supplies than
some 25o0o bales OF January. and their total pur
chaseS must have reached $1,000 to 5000 bales
The selling by +. Weld and c. ID. Freeman was very
heavy Philadelphia spot interests were supposed
10 have sold 10 considerable extent during the day
Mum Co.. vlolctt q Co. and Wohr. Hanelnann
& Co. also sold.
a, CoFfhE'MR'o on ihe spot POI vas hrmer 6s.S
and at ss4c. 70 arrive; LOO Santos Nos. I? and
at &C.. cost and freight: 5000 Maracalbo. Futures
advanced 10 10 20 points reacted slightly and closed
steady. Havrc advanced n. to u. and Hamburg
q pfg. American warehouse deliveries. $50
bags: Rio was steady; receipts. l9oo: stock
4 Drtr fntIo
The sun., 1903-12-08

The trading In wheat was moro active and prices
advanced under the stimulus. OF smaller world 3
shipments than expected hplllSh crop news from
outside markets Southwestern and Wall Street
Sse TSe Seeuhwess % Sen, nj complanss @ "f nsucen, rain
The export demand was quiet, but the sales in
cudcd 10000 bush, OF No. Manitoba for export,
this kind for long while past, A one time there
was q reaction on realizing. but II was only tenn
pSIsTy Ths cables we're fsa,nrees, =, an hsd n no
Paris was cen;mes higher to lower: Budapest
declined kr. and Berlin was on u mix. Broomhall
Wheat last week The worlds shipments were
s,oss OO0 push against i64 100 las, week md 7ss
900 last year The visible increased 2,asa 600 bush.
amour, an on passage Increased $4,000 bush, The
primary receipts were l,@ei 80 bush. aeains!
10000 last year. Smaller receipts are expected
despatch. Corn was quiet and easier. CndEhy
interests were selling al the West and there was
nG pm'y Year re'sBs IKE vssIs yf5s
decreased 2sa, 90 bush, The amount on passage
Increased SOS 90 bush The cables were I'D TO ssd.
against tiSoooo last week and ss4 500 las, year.
visible decreased i. .ise coo bush
Reeepss sss bbs tau and SACKS sssks Exports 'S Il
s6ls and 20 7Ss SACKS Winter Ter in e6ls ssIps.ans
patents, Atsas 70; rye nour taoa,s So
Sales. iiT 5aies ' for splnnIns and sseo detveIed
On contracts. Middng ypands. l2.soc 500, against
ssAns a1esss Maros slsSslseS Gsvesioe S e'Vsn and
Savannah declined &c; New Orleans, &c. Mobile,
Mobile. tSS 2ss Ses 9tsas Memps iS
Mobile. 600: savannsh SIS; Memphis. 400. III;
The sun., 1903-12-08
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
Consolidated Broker Fails.

Frederic W. Meert. a member Of the
Conso lidated Sto0k Exchange, with an
pffice at 81 Broadway, made an assignment
yesterday to Harry T. w. Waller, anot her
mern3cr of the exchange, whose Office
Is at 90 Broadway, He has done a small
commission brokerage business on the floor.
waller said that the fluctuations of the
market had had nothing to do with the
failure; that il had been entirely an outside
matter.
The sun., 1903-12-08
FINAN

s The stookhold
nreet Railway O
ne present boa I'd
~ was reported
" the syhdicatc
70 refund tho :
sere over . per 4
Mndlng was dond
~ ~ OF ~ per I'd
sold last week.
= The, Equitable
moved Its ohccs
me premises at II
occupied by the
70 the time OF It'd
uo1nal %, Bank OF I'd
The stockholda
sGhuni mectins 81
Ssslked ssl TO iucrea
sss3,,WO,0 900 to 81
WI, VIII be issued At
esaMnring wholesal,
felrlgerator ,o,.
"a special meet
,yas Company h
Wuyote upon q
capital stock frd
X, was said yestS
I"usiness was re
|few stock issue.
- used In extend
The sun., 1903-12-08
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Lower-Long Aquidation-Ldver.
pool WeAk-Receipts LarEe-New Or.
leans Depressed-Nheat Higher
Worlds Shipments Smaller Than Ex.
pected-Bullish Crop News From
southwest-Coree Up-Outsiders Buy.
Ing.
MONDAY, Dec. 7.--GRAIS.- Wheat-.Spot was
dull Sales, 04, 900 bush, mainly for export,
No red, new, lc. over New York. December.
afloat for export; No. Northern Duluth. SIC.
over: No. Northern New York. $40. over
Futures closed Ac. to NC. higher. Snles. L.
600 900 bush. Prices as follows
The sun., 1903-12-08
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW
YORK.

Albany, November 25th. 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
tant Generals once. state Arsenal 9Th Avenue and
18th street New York city for military and naval
at such times as may bc required, for issue 10 :he
National Guard and Naval Militia Of the state OF
New York until October lst, 1905. Proposals can
be made for the whole or any number OF separate
items. Helmets and caps must be manufactured
70 Individual measure
All articles must conform to the standard samples
70 be seen at the office Of the AdJutant General.
S. n. Y. New York State Arsenal. Seventh Avenue
and s5th street. New York City. where complete
lists OF supplies can be had on applica ton,
All goods to be delivered and inspected at the
New York State Arsenal New York City. The
State the right to reject or accept any and
ali bids or any part thereof. All bids must bo
sealed addressed to the Adjutant General. State
Of New York state Arsenal 7th Avenue and s5th
Street, New York City, and plainly marked Bids
for Military and Naval supplies"
The sun., 1903-12-08
FOURTH CALI
Who Took Sllip1
Trust Co.'S Had


The members |
syndicate, which
A,2D, 900 Of Un|
Company bonds
! Of he Republiol
, for -0s fourth
writlug. This &
and makes 70 pei
syndicate mana,
and the North
was said yesterd
met promptly bJ
The Shehon
thirty Of the |
houses and fms
Among the ins
who subscribed |
following: |
Charles Il. SohwaH
Harris. Gates 4 a
Harvey Fisk b So1
W. G. Sheldon q C
Bank OF the Mamie
j. p. Morgan d Cod
Speyer 4 Co.......(
Kuhn. Loeb a Co.
y. II. Hartman II
Stuyvesdnt Fish u
W. O. Wetmore....
Other subecriU
and George F. 81
suit of certain bol
receivership for 4
will be continued
Of Samuel rnteI
he cross e xamind
by counsel for u
Republic.
The sun., 1903-12-08
YEAR.ENDE /
FUR DEALER
TIES n

run DD"D
TIES n
The james Free
at SlSO.W
Co.'s NJ 81
Three Con
A creditors 4
been fled againl
and wholesale .
le3 Mercer street
1t was stated
receiver that II
than 100000.
attorneys for
xaid that the Id
In addition to (
tingent liabiiti
$4,000. The trv
probation in tn
carried a large
foxes. 80. and d
in financial Gr
chassrs. He e4
creditors and (
Alexander has
the aseets.
A creditors r
been filed aga1
Brown Company
merchants at
alleged that the
months. while i
creditors to Civ
being the Winot
canaC Cotton Mill
Mills. and, about
Of stock In the
$4,000, to Lad(
bankers. and pa
cash assets to
The company hal
IN january last
400 and Habilitie
liabilities are no
A creditors p
been fled agains
ing business as 4
bers In dress trl
52S Broadway, al
StAtes District q
S. Pratt receiver
cation OF Hastin
the petitioning
there Is a stock
31@. 900 to $500. .0
advanced 354,O0
and $4,000 on d
liabilities of Mr
addition to the(
total liabilities 81
A creditors p
been filed sgaini
urer OF cloaks <
has been in bu
stated his capital
Creditors petit
been filed agaiI
Mendel Bernste
cloak nanufaotu
Michael Abrama
coats at 81 Woost
Morris Waters
facturers of lool
and the Oh Seed
whitehall street.
Judge LeventI
has appointed q
the assets Of the !
Company Of 81
for voluntary d
are SO, ,47l and kI
The sun., 1903-12-08
COFFEEl
Three Short Cr(

RuMsh specul
active yesterdaj
sharply. At a n
closed about l0I
fnal figures. 4
h rise was an
sources puttingI
moving, at ESQ
make the indic
under rather 4
would mean a q
beginning with |
,lhe result of the
Aree encroachm
phos Of coffee.
The sun., 1903-12-08
STANDARD
The New York
Of IncreaS


Of IncreaS
ALBANY, Dec.I
Company OF Ne1
the Secretary of
increase in it's cal
to $4,000, 600. q
unanim ously by |
company.
The certihcats
Oil Company ID
president, and q
secretary.
The increase So (
nota bly, it's forei
sion for the incr@
The sun., 1903-12-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals. sui itably endorsed on envelope.
for Amuse ment Hall, Construction. Heating, PleC-
iric Llgh. Wiring and Fixtures. at Manhattan state
Hospital. Central lsip. New York, may be sent by
mall or delivered in pc rson up TO o'clock p M.
on Wednesday. the 10th day OF December. 1903.
10 the State Commission In Lunacy at the Capitol.
Albany, y. Y. when the bids will be opened and
read publicly.
Drawings and specifications may be consulted
and blank forms OF proposal obtained at the once
Of F.. A. Wheeler, Purchasing Steward No 800
G. L. Helms. State Architect in the Capitol at Al
bany, N. Y.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest responsible
and reliable bidders unless the bids exceed the
amount OF funds available therefor. in which
case the II aht to re jcct all bids Is reserved
T. T.. Mc(iARR,
Sec'y state Commission in Lunacy.
Dated Albany. Dece Der 2. 1908
The sun., 1903-12-08

Futures here declined 80 points for January and
10 to 20 for other months, closing barely steady
with estimated sales OF 100000 bales. Prices -
tollows.
The sun., 1903-12-08
SOutl,er(

A further indl
noos In the pig (
"a AIorded ys
nal and Iron Cd
IN advance in II
Hnts 9 ton Oh I'd
and Of 80 cents |
delivery.
The sun., 1903-12-08

Oats were quiet on the spot. Sales. ! 1000 bush.
No: 2 white. 42l1c.i clipped. 4S,3S;; No mixed.
auet; e. 2 Duluth, Sc c. l. t. Eunelo. Com
Quie. on the spot Sales. 10000 bush; No. ?
closed SIC. lower Sales. $1,000 bush Prices as
''''" open High Lou Clos Pref
ino ta. ci mo, Might
May 40 4sal 40 lo3s
The sun., 1903-12-08
NON-MEMBER BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement OF averages Of the bans
OF this city. Jersey City and Hoboken which are
not members Of the New York Clearing HouSc
Association. but which clear through some OF the
members. Is as follows
Loans, discounts Dee 5. Nor Is. Changes
lnvestments.S7Q6 6Ss. 500 SIS 900, ,4O0 Inc &73SiW
Clrculat atIon....... l.6440OO $4,000 Inc 2nN
Net deposits. S7,0i47OO S5i+O,7OO Inc .5140N
Deposits with c.
II. dgents.-u... 5000 800 $3.50. 800 Inc s3js 70o
With banks and
trust companies 1900 500 257s.4oo Inc. So lV1
Legal tenders
bank notes....,, $500 500 4s4i 200 Inc $500
Specc".,.,,..... S.7Oo.OO0 3,632 800 Inc. O. loD
Total reserve $40 S29 500 SO 72saOO Inc asOiGDp
Reserve required 2l.753675 2i 800 l75 Inc 800 ~
Dcncit. ......., 81 224l75 81 CSC 275 Dec Ai2,iuJ
The sun., 1903-12-08

PROPOSALS win be received q. the BUREAU Of
ington. p. c., until il o'clock noon, Dece ember l6
e iaTn.h a. ,hs navy yards League Island Pa.
wire, brick lime, Portland cement, sand. broken
stone. granite sils. slate. muslin. glass hardware.
white and yellow pine. ingot and sheet copper
nickel bar steel. m1ed acid. sodium nitrate pitch
tar paper. pencils. pens, tracing cloth, typewriter
paper, mlscellaneous stationery, engine lathes.
banding rolls. and altering monitor OF smithery
shop. Blank proposals will Be furnished upon
Fa.j baltimore, Nd. and the Bureau Of Supplies
and ACCOUNTS. NAVY Department washington,
U. g. N. November ~ 1905
PROPOSALS PoR SUBSISTENCE STORES
%%H: %nssnsil s4sss Ns% 9oit 6,y
io0a-Sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver.
g subslstence stores In this city for the month Of
January, 1904. will be received at this once until II
o'clock A. II. on Dec. u, 1909. Information fur
should bo marked Proposals for Subsistence
etores opened Dec. II, 1905" addressed 70 Major
D. L. BRAINARD. Commssary. U. 8. A.
FORT SLOCUM, N. Y, DEC I. leoS>-Sealed
proposals. In tnphcate. for constructing Subsst.
kDoe and O. n. Storehousos here will be received
Until II A. NJ, Dec. II. 1905 Information on sppi-
cation. U. reserves right 70 accept or reject any
of all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes
% be marked Proposals for Subsistence and Q. N.
Etorohouses." addressed r. W. kINGMAN. Q. N.
The sun., 1903-12-08

Il think. at the present juncture. the cotton
consumers Of the world would do well to ask them
selves: What has ruined the cotton crop. that 1t
should only reach loS00.O00 TO lO5oO 600, Crho
popular setlmatc OF 10. day. but some 600 900
Than Mr Sulys ngurcs)
Also why Is II the South has made large crops
Of everything she grows with the exception OF
Whist has killed tho cotton crop, Why does
not the staple show the damage? Why are the
bales so heavy N II Is a short CROP Why is the
seed the best for ycarsr
In my judgment. this crop has been largely
killed by sentiment, and not BY fact
and u may be that the spe culaors will get another
surprise In the shape Of large crop this
T. F. Hutton Co. said: Caution Is more ncces
8ary than ever. Many scout the Idea that the Gov
ernment crop figures are anything llke correct
especially as regards such States as Texas, They
believe too that the mills will greatly curtail pro-
duet!on % al % euIren. prices nepor,s oil show that
sensational rise In raw cotton. All this inculcatcs
caution on the bull Side. ON the other hand a
powerful party believes In the Government figures
and Is arm In the conviction that before the season
is over very much higher prices must prevail.
What Is more. they reinforce Their belief with ag
gressivs support" Alc4andra, Egypt. on Dec, T.
was excited and ;, higher than on the previous day
$40 70 4 according to +. j. Andress despatch
Early In the day d. J. Sully was a good buyer. TAX
Ing some 10, 900 January. Parker q Co. also bought
considerable. Other buyers were Messrs Hcntz.
Violet and Chapman. besides noor brokers, who
sometimes represen, impor,sn, Interests. Mr.
Norden Co early In the day took 9 600 March In
one block from Weld d Co. Persistent, and at
times free sellers were Messrs. Qwathmey. Weld
and Freeman Much OF the selling by certain
The sun., 1903-12-08

&Voo ShCo q Univ
2<So Chi d Alton
100 Chi & Alt pf
1880 Chi q " W. j
22Oo Chi Ct Yves
100 c CT W pf A
22475 q NJ q 81 p. i
100 c NJ a ST p pl
100 Chi Term'l.
100 Chi Ter pf.
500 Chi U Trac.
100 Col F d Iron
800 Col II C q I.
1880 Col South'n
400 Col So I'D pf
AT Con Gas....l
500 Cont Tob pfl
1927 Corn Prod.
200 Del a Hud. !
200 Den 4 r G..
400 Den L R0 p
200 Det Sou pf.
S<e5o Erie........
$3.50 Erie list pf..
io2o Erie I'd pr.
100 Fl " 4 d O.
614 Gen Elec Co |
400 Hook VAIL.
1898 Illinois Ccntl !
100 Int Paper.
b27 Int Paper p
200 INT Power.
655 Iowa Cent
100 Iowa Cent .
100 Kan City So
100 X City So pf
8i2o Lou b Nash
iI2oo Manhattan. !
1850 Met 81 Ry..l
<Slo Met Secu. =.
100 Net W s Fl.
$500 Mex Cen. :.
100 II d st L pf
500 MStP&SSM
&io II K 4 I.
1900 n X 4 T pr.
1850 Mo Pacific.
200 Nat Load.
100 Nat E 4 s..
zoo N..RHA ?!
$500 N Y Central !
100 N Y CA StL
100 EYC&SL3d
eco NY.N H + H ]
Slo0 Nor = West
1890 No Am Co..
<o25 Ont d West
200 PAc Mail. =.
$500 Penn r r. !
1900 Peo Gas. -.
100 Pero Mar.
200 PCCAStL .
200 Press s Car
200 Ry 81 Sp'g.
500 Ry s Sp pf.
500 Rep Steel.
1900 Rep Steel pf
iS4oo Reading.
100 Reading LIST
100 Reading I'd.
eS05o Rock Island
100 Rock Isl pf
2o25 Rub Goods.
400 Rub Gds pr
200 Sloss Shelf,
100 Sloss.Sh pf.
100 ST 10 q @ I.
100 StJ&GI I pf
700 StL&SF 2pf
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-27
1T is THE
PEDDLER'S
CLAIM
That Will Please SalemiteS
Tonight
A Charming Picture of
Mountain Life

In the scenery Of the first act OF
The Peddler's Claim" in which piece
Mr.. Sam Morris will be seen at the
Grand Opera House tonight is
without question as beautiful a
picture of mountain life as has
ever been presented on any stage
One is carried away from the
locality and for the time imagine
themselve in the wilds of the far west.
Mr.. st. John, the artist who painted
this set did so from original sketches
that he himself took while on a tour
through California. One of the novel
ties shown is a stream of real running
water coming down the mountain.
splashing, dashing over great rocks
until it forms a cataract and flows
down the ravine