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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

Washington, D. c., July 2S.-Mr.
Hansen, the Russian charge here. gave
notice to Acting Secretary Loomis to-
day that the Russian Government
would hereafter wise passports for Rus
sia only at the imperial embassy here,
and at the Russian consulate Offices at
New York, Chicago and San Francisco.
This is twc-tnirds reduction in the
number Of Offices where such passports
could heretofore be vised. No expla-
nation is offered for the reduction, but
it is believed that the purpose is to
secure more rigid scrutiny of the
character ssof Would-be travellers in
Russia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

lion. July M.-Dr. j. F. Bethea,
living about three miles from here'
sustained a serious loss by nre on
Saturday Hight, 25gh. aoout II
o'clock his barn and stables were burn
ed. and with hem SIX mules, one
horse. two reapars and binders, two
rnoVine machines, about 2, 500 bushels
If cars ! snd 200 bushels Of corn. A few
weeks aco Dr.. Bethea had suffered
from a haiIstorn, doing great damage
TO his magnif fcems tobacco crop and
unrcofing his gin house.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05
FLEE FOR Their LIVES.
Negroes Abandoning Indiana and
Illinois to Seek Homes in South.

Evansville. Ind, July 28.-For
twenty-four hours many strange ne
groes have been passing through the
city on their way South, where they
viii seek homes. Many Of them came
from Danvile, HIS, and points on the
Illinois Central Railway. Two coaches
filed with negroes passed through at
one time. A number of the negroes
who left Evansville during the recent
riots have not returned. The feeling
against the negroes in the Southern
Indiana towns has grown more intense
since the trouble In Evansville.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05
Hawaii Wants independence.

Honolulu, July 2s.-(By Pacific ca
BILE. At today's session of the home
rule Convention Ex-Delegate Wilcox
urged that Congress be menorialized
to grant Hawaiian independence.
He also strongly favored the establish
ment of a government for the islands
similar to that of Cuba. His remarks
were received with much applause. It
is probable that a petition, embody-
ing the views expressed by Wilcox,
Will be prepared for presentation to
Congress by Delegate Kalaninole.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05
An Independent ladge

Chicago, July 9.-Judge KaEa-
naugh. IN a decision handed down to-
day in the habeas corpus case of four
strikers, for violation of an Injunction
granted to the Illinois Malleable Iron
Works, decided that labor unions have
the right to place pickets about a
point where a strike is in progress,
and he also declared that workmen
have the right to persuade workmen
to eEit. The Judge furthermore held
that sending men to jail upon affi-
dayits shat they have violated an in
junction is illegal. Judge Kavanaugh's
decision is directly opposed to decis-
ions rendered in the Superior Court.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05
Whitinsville, Mass, July

Whitinsville, Mass, July "A
large part of the cotton mani curing
industry in this section will suspend
operations on Aug. l for one week
with the outlook pointing to further
gradual curtailment in several mills
after resumption of work on Aug. TO-.
Notices announcing the shutdown
were posted by four of the largest
companies today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05
The Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results in death
Thus a mere scratch, Insignificant cuts or
puny boils have paid the death penalty.
It is wise to have Bucblen's Arnica Salve
ever handy. It's the best Salve On earth
and will prevent fatality, when Burns,
Sores, Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only
25c at j. T. w. DeLorme's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

Eondon, July 28.-John G. Long.
United States consul at Cairo, Egypt,
died this morning at Dunbar, Scot
land, where he had been visiting
friends. His death was the result Of
an accidental sa.ll Mr.. Long, whose
home was IN ST. Augustine, Fla, was
appointed consult general at Cairo, in
October, 1900. He was 81 years old.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

Richmond. Va, July 2s.-Gov. Nor.
Sague today was witness in the pro.
ceedings IN the -Henrico county court
sfoS the removal Of Simon Solomon,
sheriff of the counyyy for having fail.
ed 80 do his duty in the street Cal
strike. The governor testified thai
the sheriff had oeclined TO ask for the
troops and that he was compelled by
duty TO act on his own account
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

Logansport, Ind, July 28.-The
posse, intent on lyuehing the nergo
who yesterday attacked Mrs. Joseph
Watts, continued It's search today.
The fugitive is believed TO be in hid
inp ii 3 two thousand acre cornfeld.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

Plattsburg, N. Y, July 29.-The
thermometer registered as low as
twenty-eight degrees in several places
throughout the Adirondacks last night
and this morning. Ice formed in pals
in many tents and cottages.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-05

Washington, July 2s.-Two people
were killed and seven injured in a
rear-end collision between the South
western Vestibule Limited on the
Southern railway and a work train at
Springfield, Va, seven miles from
Alexandria at I. Is o'clock this morn
ing. The engines and several of the
cars were badly damaged
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Belgrade.

ct. MuaaRa.
So9m'iter Wisr. gb. Nasl, Pfar=
rer bieier 9emeinbe, erbielt bieier So.
&c pom Srsel6auer 3. S@dfer in
S9leituseruiQe, @is., wel9er nit
benz gau elmer neuen 9~feifenorsel fur
unlere Stride betraut ruurbe, bic Na9s
ridt, baB bas Snitrument fertts &C.
felt unb an ieinen geitimmunssort
abseianbt worben Jet. Sobalo ber
Srselbauer pom Der anfunft Der Or
sel in ct. gloub In &enntniB seIest
lit, mirb er mad BIER abreiien, unb
bic aufiteuuns Der Orsel eisenbdnbis
beiorsen. = @dbrenb zines lesten
Wittmo9 abenb iber biele Gesenb
b~insieb.nben @ewitters idlus Der
glis in ben Stau bes Sarmers So
bann Sauer. Ser Strabl sinbete,
unb bas gebdube wurbe einsedi@ert.
i3mei Yferbe wurben re@t3eitis aus
benz Staue beraussebolt, ein &alb
aber fam in ben Slammen nm. S4as
ben sesen $500; muir tbeilweiie per-
fi1ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Ot63efan sNa6rtdbten.

S Wdbrenb zines Ssnutas Wtorz
gen UNI 9 nbr pom bo@w. 9errn gb.
Sones In Der gatbebrale sebalteneu
Ieuitirten 9o@amtes empinsen, na@z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
ct. Ni&olas.

Die neutrality-suspicious. an uu=
ieren SomuzSabrwesen permittelit Der
aussesei6neteu grabirmai9ine seben
gut porar, unb wenn aaiabrli9 cine
berartise Mrbeit aufsenOmmen unb be-
iorst pirb, wirb man balo nber
idle9te 8ese i'm Comm sursmbur9
feline &lase msbr gu fhbren baben. =
Der Stanb Der Selbfri9te TT in btez
ier @esenb INNER nod elm gutter 81
nennen; bod ber8unid nod notbisem
Resen mirb tastdsli@ ausseipro4en.
8n&man.
Dieie Srti@aft mirb IN ben nd9z
iten Easeu NIT atttle Saas In teles
pbonii@er gerbinbuns ifeben.-9err
Srans 9oti9 bot ii9 nit Der ibu
Dienftas tn Yier3 ansetrauten iunseu
@attin Bel uns bdusli@ einseridtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Dat Bart.

Sm boben glitter uou SO Sabren 1T
bier Samitus Worsen 81. 6. Yratt
seitorben Rontas Morseu fanb bic
Seerbisuns itatt, wo3u li9 Nrtbur
Yratt, elm Sobn bes 8eritorbenen,
pel9er in ben @reat 9tortbern @ert
ltdtten gu st. gloub Initeuuns bat,
etnsefunben bate, Cine sroBe Weu.
&c goltes folste Der eet9e, als be
ielbe gum @ottesader setrasen uurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
ct. Authon1.

Gin iunser Wanu rtamens Nnton
Bafos aus &raintoun wurbe Srettas
Na6mittas i'm NadlaBseri@t pom ben
Doctoren y. 8. Beebe unb 81. s.
Subert auf ieinen 9eites3uitanb se=
prlft, irriinnis befunben unb ber Nn=
ftalt In Sersus Sals aberwieien, NOS
bin er anbereu Cages pon Sberiff
8ernid uub 6erru Ri@. ORTIZ se=
bra@t murbe. Ser Slater bes iunsen
Wannes ma@te Der einisen Sabren
uermittelit zines Strids ietnem Oa<
fem Elm gnbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Solninssforb.

9eiber bat uniere Gemetnbe auf bic
a~nsetiubist 81. @iiiion bes bodw.
goltsmiiiondrsP P. Siege, .. 30. Gap.
auf wel@e man ii1 10 iebr freute, @er=
sidt leiten miHen. SnfOlse ietner
leberautrensuns auf benz @iliions=
felbe in Der Oi0seie ct. Gloub muBte
er iein erfolsrei9es @irfen ieiner au=
sesriHeneu @eiunbbeit wssen e%initelz
len unb lit In iein Wtiiionsbaus TIM
Staate &anias 3uridsefebrt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York; Dec ;; p, ls i, AZ Sa
stssd$: @ssss.heesips. SIS i Sa: sspeSt:
and mHe 9. ;. anoat: No. ] No!thsrn pa-
Ssn ssss sp Es w sa,d .esiSs and
Southwest receipts. good clearances. outside de:
baiiish Argentine crop news. The c!o.s wa a
very firm a, E9lHe net advance. LED sy Dec.
ssssS s,s 5sY JIG Ssr sess ss
No. white Sc: option market. while very QUIET
sS% ssa! Nay sls.sd *e ss
F Ess eu 'Dsl mite 81 70 ;sa1 %s,s
t tiaf ss ms d easg ssss
seame 81 $50 ssdn sgv S1 e s.
oil quiet. Molasses firm.
Duluth. MINI. Dec. lsSm ay, on trk; No
agi Aasshs ss US Dss .c : sas a e oas. TO- on
Ra ass sea.s . sssona sssl,
May R Sas july siSs; on TX No. hard
79,sf: Nc; NoS,hsrn 5ss1diisse w,.., 5000.
NJ Ti NaisSsrn ssisasts: 10 Sos,nssn siS
Iay ase ssmSs Nc s,5s e. c 6s5
quiet: No. 3 yellow. old. &c: May 4sxc.
NO. spring SIC: No. ) 77asic: No. : red ssa
SIC. Corn-No. 4?.c; No: yellow 45c. Oats
No. 2 as,.Gs5Nc: No. 3 white ssas5Kc. Rye
No 52d52lsc. Barley-Good feeding 25436c;
Prime 81. is. Ciover-Contract grade slI Is Pro-
visiors-Mess pork Dbl. $1l. l6T1l 20: lard
per 100 lbs So. $3.50; short ribs sides loose5
1916 %: short clear sides tbxd.l Sc. 2506 371i.
Whisky. basis Of hiehwnes N.27
Peoria. Dec. 18-Corn steady; new No. sc;
basis Of sci for finished goods. vi '"'
No: = I'd Western winter s s.sd. Future:
33sd. Corn-Spot firm: American mixed ls
ga; Futures firm: Jan. Is I'd; March %
Kansas City. Dec. 1s-wheat-Dec. ssnc;
May esss assNc: cash No. hard ssxaSs1c:
Mo: ssasss; 10, seasi4s; rejected $1,000:
siEc; May s7Hasixc: cash No mixed new
Sc ss,7 No White new wS H.: no No. white new
s4d35c Hny.Choice timothy $3.50: choice
Wheat t. 600 hu corr 1900 bu: oats 7ooS S,.
Shipm ents-Wheat 173.600 bu.: corn G,4oo bg:
oats H. 900 blu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
SUMMARYOFST.l0U ISMARzEI9


y did not need outside advance
n @
mar in hand.
O Up.
C
were genera sad
perez
Spot p n ?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
Wool.
Mo- and ILL.,


miscellaneous Markets.
.,FEATHERS-Pime white live geese in small
d s L snail so &c * z a s5ss al x Ga az:
6 on large: chickens SC: ducTs-vhits &c;
01 Roo 81; h.: Ginseng at 8 TO $3.50:
seneca s5c pink &c: golden seal &c: SlscS SIC:
siie angelica sSse: wahoo~Sark Of root sos
bark Of tree 21sc: blood &c: bluefias &c: sasss.
snEsP p T9Ts 81 Sis wool s,ipsep p. Is
.hsariin9 i0c to s5c: lamb at 800 to soc: dry:
f.lfn Sss less Rss q a. 30 per IN for
LiNsEEp or1ouotabl. at &c Der s.l for
raw and SIC for boiled; 1c Der gal. less in car
Pop coRN-loo lbs. a. IS for yellow shellea
,RIcELonotaoIe at SIS on cob and $50 to
.SE ihs AND pm MEr Ia. 100 N
g: heavy brass 50: copper .: zinc 81: lead
g q; pewter .i 81 r,.,,rn, =. o.. ,u,. "a.
f BROOM eoRNe QUO at IS ss' to 500 per
'e REa as s1 sNp rEA.eaot. from store: Whit.
split n.s peas at per S,oI bill per bu
ID: Lima beans at 4a4Nc per h. Ien.iis at &c.
Country white beans at si.2o61.2s per Blu. for
EMPTY BARRELS-Coal OIL turpentine and
gasoline d.05: vinegar Zoe: black oil b0c: linseed
light and varnsh Soc; machine soc: sugar 15c;
whisky SOC: do. half bbls. 6oc: wine 81; sauer-
kraut 30d4ec: pickle 40650c: flour lie: molasses
SOC: lard ties. 45c: sc OF each broken head: 2ho
each hoop missing
RAGS. ETC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at
75c. Old rope-No. Manila at SIS; No. at
Zoe. Rubber at $5C15.50
PEANUTS-Farmers' stock. per 1b. Red no
1Ac; gray brown and black mixed 1G62c.
CHESTNUTS-Italian at SC per h.: VrKiniS
at 12c
PECANs-western at &c: brown and black
mixed 2GsIsc: machine-picked oQ5hc: extra
black &c: inferior less.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Apples-Evap-
grated rings 4isa5c; do. quarters at 4kd4Ac:
bleached Feelings at 11ic: chops at nc: sun
dried quarters at &c for dark to &c for prime
MAPLE sUGAR-ouote at Sc to 1oc per ID.
SORGHuM-Prime new nominal at DC Der
gal: poorer goods less
HONEY-Cornb at 10c to 12c: choice Colorado
at 14c; strained and extracted at 4d41sc in bbls
CoOPERAGE-we quote on orders for prompt
$50 for s-hoop. iron. bound. and $l.3s for s.
81. 10 for iron-bound. ash pork bbls 8 10: CLEO
s-hoop flour Sc. mill-run apple &c; No do. DO
for cooper. for hoasier: half-bbl 50: coiled
elm !s-foop s. 2saS.50 oak lard tierce COOPER
meal nc: s-hoop lima &c; 4-hoop do 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
FOREIGN Exchange.

North Fourth street. ST. Louis:
Prime sterling. cables !; sS4o94s55o: checks
Commercial sterling. checks 4s4x: 60 days
4SlLF I4Sl1.. 90 DAYS 41s5s.
Grain bills 4S1AI4s2.
Bankers Paris. cables 51s1s checks 61sz !;
81 days SEX.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.1sS; 60
DAYS 5.2l;sd5.21 lis.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks $40: 90
Commercial. Belgian francs. checks 5cox: 80
DAYS & 2sis6f5 q 1-16q5. 2SA.
Bankers reichsmarks cables Ssh: checks s5:
co days ~ 7-16T9fa.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks a. 13-16n
94ss: 60 days a4L@ai 5-1s: 20 days 90 15-l6dsl
Bankers Dutch guilders. checks 40 c-16R40k:
Go days 4GT40 lis.
Commerciai Dutch guiIders, checks 4oA6
40 3-ls: 60 days 295s63s 1915.
Market opened strong.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
Coffee.


New York, Dec. IS -Conee-Spct Rio firm;
No. invoice Sic: mild firm. Futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to an advance of
10 points on covering by shorts and rather more
general commssion-house buying, with Euro
PURPOSE pa Of unde sa hedges The advance was
eneS%praEed by firm primary markets an, and
about the only sellers the market ruled steady
TO firm all day. closing steady at a net advance
Guiding Dec. at 6. iodl6. i5c: Jan. s3OSpS SOC
Feb. 6. ssas tse: March s.seas. SOC; May $500
7 lss es,y 1854 ss a ASf Nov .e Sept
Dried Fruits.
New York, Dec. 1s.-The market for cvap-
GRATED apples is firm, with prime fruit in fair
demand to cover Dec. contracts: common are
quoted at 4qsc: prime at 5Sgshc: choice At
quiet QUIET locally. although Coast advices report
rather firmer market at primary points: quota
peos are iron With choice
quoted at ~ a9hc: extra choice at 7*asAc. and
a asnsS o4 choice s e. es Saa
and 9Aql0kc for fancy.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Dec. 1s-Butter-Receipts 4.352
Psss pisa a Saay
STATE n fg SI, fancy i nrse aaa sa col
Chicago. " Dec. s is.Butier easier: sreamer.es
1sa24c; diaries 14a2lc.- Cheese steady: daisies
'' Fssssps ,Sn' pn oe 6 pssnf AIsses Steady
fair demand: extra Western CT. creamery a3te;
steady; New York full-creams. fancy, ike;
do. choice 11hc: do fair to good 1o&411ac.
Sugar.
New Orleans La. Dec. ls.-sugar steady;
open kettle 24 6I3c; open kettle centrifugal 81
@Shc; yellow slklf3 11-1ec: seconds 2sd3bc.
Molasses-Open kettle s0Q29c: centrifugal dull
423c. Sirup 23s.l9c
New York Dec. 1s.-sugar-Raw firm: fair
refining Sic: centrifugal. SO test, sssc; mo-
lasses sugar 27sc: refined steady; crushed 5.0Sc:
powdered 4.55c: eranulated 4.45c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
WAR NEWS A FACTOR
IN ADVANCE OF GRAIN.
FOREIGN DEMAND SHOWS
MARKED INCREASE.
Outside Of Light Northwest Re
ceipts Most Of Domestic
News Is Bearish.

War news was the main feature Of the
local grain market. News from the far
East stimulated foreign prices and cables
were further strengthened by light ship
ments from the Argentine. Local buying
was mainly by manipulators on the bull
side. Apart from the slow movement to
the Northwest, most Of the domestic news
was bearish. Local receipts were large.
Values were sustained in the last hour by
reports Of heavy clearances.
The Modern Miller said: There are con-
tinued complaints of insufficient moisture
and unfavorable wheat conditions from
the southwestern to southeastern sections
Of the winter wheat belt. In the moro
northern belt the crop Is generally well
protected by snow"
Argentine shipments Of wheat to Europe
the past week were reported at $4,000 bu.,
against go $4,000 bu. week ago and zSooo
May wheat opened 1tc OF and sold at:
s, s2 As;u so&s @Hs s1s su s1Hs n9s1hc SIC.
size. size. sIkc. s1Ec.
with wheat. The receipts at Western
markets were small and there was q good
cash and export demand.
Argentine shipments Of corn to Europe
TIE last week reported at 10000 bu.,
against $4,000 bu. a week ago and $4,000
bli. in 1902
May corn opened unchanged and sold at:
l1Sc. flAc. l1No. 42c. nXG4,c &c.
Receipts of wheat at ST. Louis 69. 800 bu.,
OF which g. cars local and u cars through,
against $3.50 bu.. Of which 1.063 SKIS and
8 cars local and II cars through in 1902
Receipts OF wheat at primary points 639.-
900 bu., against 661 900 blu. in 1902. and ship
ments 81 900 bu., against Is, 900 Blu. North
ern.
Receipts Of corn at ST. Louis 1866 bu.,
of which 346 SKIS. and IA cars local and /
car through, against 1890 bu. of which
III cars local and IA cars through in 1902.
Receipts of corn at primary points 2S9 900
bu.. against $4,000 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments a7, 900 bu:, against 1900 Blu. Chi
cago received 174.008 blu. and Kansas City
1900 bu. Clearances $4,000 bu.
Receipts Of oats at st Louis 81 ESQ hg:.
against IS, 400 bu.. Of which 40 cars local
and cars through In 1902 Receipts Of
oats at primary points $4,000 bu.. against
463 900 bu. in 1902 and shipments $4,000 bu..
against 100 blu. Clearances 15000 blu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
TRANSIT SHARES ADVANCE
WITH MODERATE SUPPORT.
UNITED RAILWAYS is A
WEAK SPOT.
National Candy Common Eases
OFF and Granite Bi-Metallic
Holds Steady.

Fairly good buying support caused a
moderate rally in st. Louis Transit stock
in yesterdays market for local securities.
Opening trades were at an advance, with
the bulk of the sales at s1o.5o. Later the
market went to s10.75 and eased of to
81. 621a, the net advance for the day be-
ing 5oc share. United Railways pfd.
was decidedly weak at $3.50. with more
offered at that. The 4-per-cent bonds were
steady at S7s.25 asked.
National Candy com. was on the down.
turn from s17 to SIG. and Granite-Bi-
Metallic was firm at 4Sa.c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19

Pork-New standard mess IN . 1obbing way
closed nominally 81. 82h.
iard-Choice steam on z. side closed nom
inaliy 6 32Lxc: kettle-rendered &c.
Green Hams Etc.-Car lots held T. o. b. E
side thus: Hams-1O-ay. at l0l1c: 12s at 9t1c;
IDS at SIC: lss at SIC; lss at SIC; ?os at SIC.
caiifornias at -sN@6.Sc: New York shoulders
0o6l2-av.) At 51fc.
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from 10lc for
heavy to 1sc for choice light: hams Mt Tic to
shoulders at TIC. Plain smoked lots in fob
bling. way ranged: Extra shorts at TIC. CRIBS
plates exc: fat backs at &c: STANDARD back:
At 7kc, psslers charee higher on orders.
s'Eahs cl6sed noninally; is-av. Zo51c. to-av.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
exchange
CHICAGO Stock Market,
The Metal Markets,

New York. Dec. 1s.-Tin was % Cd higher in
London at Els IFS Cd for spot and ELS l2s Cd
for futures. Locally. tin was easy in tone, with
the price, however, nominally unchanged at
q. SOC. Copper was lower in tonoon. spot de-
ciining Is Cd to f56 15s. while futures lost los
closing at f5S SIS. locally. copper was quiet
Lake Is quoted at 1z35dla s:sc. electroytlc at
advanced 10 Sd TO FL Sd Cd in London. but was
unchanged here at As75 for small lots spelter
rather irregular here. with spot quoted nomi-
nally &c lower. at IS. while supplies for Dec.
closed at ass Sd in Glasgow and at Ais Cd In
Middlesboro. Locally. iron was unchanged.
No. foundry Northern Is quoted at 3lSGl6: No.
2 foundry Northern at Sl4Ql5;. No. foundry
Southern and No. foundry Southern soft at
Sl3 5OGi4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
Cash Grain, flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Received "a cars local and ID ear
through. Small offering. Of soft winter and
90, ssss q sd a'' ~
= :Ss snd asssss: :e {!
s sa's se mis no .eld to ssSsse for
e and No sod 4, e c sna or
: %Hsa 4 asss an %s Ne ;H q. No.
s I'D ,e ssr: :. l sSs LOCAL sad and
80 r st Nc Nc &c nd sr 10
o&TsLReceived IS cars local and cars
s snS .,d sy NJ ssmRls sso and ssss
r. ss,,: :. zs,s a: e sssss v :is:
No: : color 81 as,ie ": side;
FFifkRx sSs s. sS so sna ''A' io' NO.
FLoGRGsoft winter -four; Patents in wood
e ss.1.ssi io% s sass isas.
81 g: .s!:s sss:yi :'::.ss::
ss 50 ''s ssss s 81, n: e: .s g
!: 9ss able, .s : At g. ar so sS.
zoos al isc and soft winter at &c in large and
nc in small SKIS; mixed feed in 1908 at T0'Sc
&c TO 90c. according to quality. with something
fancy higher. At mill bran sells at 7s9soc. and
HAYEMaTiet e side: TimothyLLchoce 81 90:
No. i siIa12: No. ss61o.so: No H97:50:
mixed ss@n for No. !. and ss4s.5o for No :
according to mixture. Praine-Choice 80; NO
sTRAW-on trk ssGs5o Rye SOS.
LEAD AND SPELrER-Lead A.17h. Spelter
WI 1sKY-on basis Of s1.s1n for hishwines.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
New York Curb Market.

New York. Dec is There was no feature 20
Greene Copper was the most active Issue.
with recovery Of l. Of point to 12N. Inter-
borough Rapid Transit. on sales Of rs shares
declined point. with transactions at % and
9e7. There was only one sale Of Northern Sc
Consolidated Lake Superior sold at pa The
market was extremely dull in the last hour
and apart from a slight reaction in Greene
Copper, there were no. important changes in
DriceS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19

Tsh per cent: closing bid 8: offered a. 8:
time loans steady: 60 days and 80 days 6 per
cent: six months 5455 Prime mercantile pa
per SO. Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business In bankers. bills at 4s4sssfisAsI FOR de-
mafid and at 4Sl41t4 Sli5 for 60day sbills: post
cd rates 50 and ass: commercial bills i.sl25i1
4.Sl3i5. Mexican dollars 42ac. Government
bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-19
~. Louis Future Prices.


Butter-steady. Creamery extra At &c: hrsss
iirsts i5c: dary-packed fancy 1sa2oc: poor TO
fair 1s915c; country roll 12d12ac: store packed
12c for choice and poor ut s0lc. crease stocK
Y cheese-Northeru IN orders: Twins loiic; sin
giles 1oskc. daisies riec: Young Americas Ike;
long horns IIJsc: New York twins 1ac: lin
burger ii9lsc poor 5a9s sMis' lsc for choice;
EHsEReceived slz pkGs. local and nome
thrpush; shipped $50 pkgs. Market steady at
Thc for nearby. case count, and 2l1c bid FOR