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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

..;. Rc,91s.Gin.eEs 80 TO 8 for ar.rare -
golden al :; Siat,' - Ls, os ,. 2l,.s ~ = =
ssnake Sii.e; angelica 8. w.ahoe-bark q root
sas7atrss-hark 0: ROOT sasi.c. Wild ginger Sc;
e & Fy ASz2ae,s ~ pine al gig
lamb s1asoc: green 'hearlinEs s5f5lc. SLIPS and
~ .: sTy fs,5sn r, q isc PEI n
u. oIack-a-I &c: f1fe-i5- less. aaT.lope izi7S
i5 dnsss s2a; as .9ss 5aas r: s. +, o.t
snc wssGy to si9 to- fsir and liali 30 fsr ,h-
St't BE- t tf1,;sy Z, Iainiy a. = ,e,t g. Tith rsne.
ehaH and 8 - 70 s5.53 t5r fancy ni!llst A. s.s
70 d -. sales: Clover: sks. very .tfsshy az
= .. is ~ So: 's: =: sa:s. at ,.ots5
SUNFLOwER sEED-ouo;e ct $3.50 per 100
SORGHUM CANE sEED-No=Iaal a, ie per
= cAsTos gEANRa 4. sa5 PEI sa ,or P.i.,.
wanted a. SO 70 a. Apples dull and weak
s2ve f9- choice % fd-rv .rts-thesa ve-e sa,abi~
sa5ieo for poor " to 4 fsr choice fancy large
more. Do quarters a. c'.43'.r. pesiinEs az i-f
pie. NJ ai.e f2r dar6 20 s:.c fo= prime .brisht.
BEANS AND FE1AS-fh1ie white beans u =
b!SSs.s. s!SS, - :: fSS [ [Pss <: - 1a si
!sau.s go: rcd i,aHs3y f9si.e. Sale 10 'As
T1s-, amber color -IS12c: inferior broken. DARK
etc. less Extracted or srrsin.1-. Choi-. n
b5ls q; &C. do. in cans sdii.c: very dark and
;. RAP IRON AND METAL Per 10 lbs:
vro1IEh. iron &c: heavy cast. r1all-abi.. steel.
freaiaEs ard stove. 4fc: lirh. hrue. 50: heavy
brass SO: copper SO: zinc So; lead $50: pewter
LiHsEED o1L-ou2,abl. IN Ipt, os from, 20
bb!s. q; 4lc per gal for raw ard &c FOR
CoTToS-sEED oILvin..r white no: vel:
&c. cooking white 3fc: yeiloy sic.
PE-I'ASS-Western SIC. Texas &c: sales
cars Texas rHv sni small lots Western on
bass - quotations
PEAST TS-Clr-t- ra-T=s-s' stock a. tTt'zo
fyf white and &c for -ei-
wAIST-Te-Gurtabl@ at ~ PER bI.
HICKORY NIfS-Saiahls !at 90 per be. fn-
large and sl.2S f0- sh-llbark. sale small i1t
ci;F&T,tJ Ts--irnrortei lltaliaa, !asc per y.
CiDER-Ciood quality at ii.5r15 pr bbl
MALE Sr-GAR-CyUotlbts per ID. a. etzc tor
Ia s-@gu ard Igi-c f.r C-4-y ia
HsZF-T.SI --TS-t2uotaDie Ia; 3isc Per II.
SATT-East side: Ma5Ijm 81. Krsuuated 90
HOPs-cuS:s I-,i c-oEE New York NJ zsa
~ W.ste-1 a. s4a3sc; HavaE;an at S'1S5c.
SORGHC.i-Curta priiIis new e. &c per gal
BROOM cGRN-Thr-Ail. FAIR movement OF
n lca!thv uer'se,, 1eTisnd good and prices
steady. saler IN car 1T % tx range from
80 per ton f2r. corau'gT to s55sSo FOR fair and
T,o%Es-Bieaehei. &! car rot. on trk. tn,
side at 81 Per ton: sinalls- I9ts ,ipaf5
RAGS ETc.-Per 10 lfs.: Country rags et
7J~q:I: oi5 rope. No. Manila 81 70: No. 2 5jc:
RULER a. .5 fo- cid hbots anc shoes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
Fruits and Vegetables.

The Ro.nt.ie ag,tg;ioris are for lots "a arst
IN orders ar charged higher.
KAPEs'-Qucts pony ca:-Hba az I5Jzglsc per
basket -
tPPr.ES-H7r,hern ana mixed Eas,e-n vs4-
sJ.ss ~ . f1r cr4iaaTy' t. f2.Jla9 ,D- csSis.
81 7gl2 zpy aaG Spitzsub-rgsr s. 2542 81. PEI,
Davis q - f5r ~. % &. fpr fancy per bbI
measure to 81 per 10 los. according to va
KUMoUATs-oTe-sd a; 1890 p~- quar-.
Boy egi EeEy s. soy ~, sae.
nois. 70 s2.2J for New YORK -N' ''''
,!; 2EA% rs Ia. y isss-fE % t,i',ayy iTay s.. bog. oaot.
iTANGERiSES- f.orila t.,r.ppe., a,
-cALiE'oR%IH. DEc1DUoUs FRu1Ts-p.a-,
BAEH&AS-luStabl. n.Sa2.5a . t.sch On
'G:ocoAHuTs- ! ~. f. trk.. ss7.s,: fob
'ct:kA%BEK fEs-je.aoy :s.5a.: How.
G7.5g. and late varieties from st0rs s. 7i5a:
:, and = sdgtT caysnn@ i4al5 5e per Ia cTa,e E
I.EaIcNs-S-T MessiHa and California
paced. At = @3f3 per box.
GRAPE FRUIT--F19rlds bright al s. and rus
se.s at S2a2;5o per box for sound.
per quart for choice sound.
PCfAToEs-Qu9ts Iowa a. as5or for com
mon to fair: 32d5ic f0r choice: Wisconsin and
MLnns.ota. s.t at ::F86c on tTk- to starc del.
fancy giote. del. buLt white 81; ;I14 del.
CABBAGE-Sew Holland seed s1IEfis per TOT.
del. according 10 condition; red cabbage II.a
SAEERPKRArT-Sew city make. TER sb,..
$40. and sa-bel. II-4o; casks. 50 gal, 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
MANY EXPLANATIONS FOR
REACTIONS IN STOCKS.
STIFFENING OF CALL LOAN
RATE Is \ FACTOR.
Preparations Made for Largest
January 1 Disbursements in
History of Wall Street.

New York, Dee so.-To-tay's reaction in
stocks received variou. explanations, but
cid not materially impair the confidence
, with which the outlook upon the new year
is regarded
Inc stfening OF the call loan rat. dur
ing the day was the most Immediately ap-
parent cause Of the selling The surprts-
ing fact Is that the rise in call money was
deferred until practically the last day OF
the year on the Stock Exchange Loans
made on Friday at the Stock E,cbanre
cas:Y 3!-f until Monday. and in this case
u"tli tuesday. Preparations have been
ma kins Ior the largest January disburse-
rncEts in the history Of Wall street rho
can loan rate has been apathetic UP to TO-
cav and the maximum rate touched to-
ddy was per cent. Meantime the usual
itfiow OF currency by express has been
suHlcient on balance TO Offset the sui.
treasury absorption and leave Il margin
OF gain OF upwards Of 100000
The changes &c be shown in tho Io,,
Item OF to-morrow's bank statement ara
iikely. Of course. TO be large owing 10 tho
annual ali settlement. But a large influx OF
!. ~ ~ X looked Tor IN the next few weeks
II IS not probable that any deep anxiety
over the money market was ref,ected in
the Gays movement "
a. froi'-taking on the weeks considerable
rise vas a more likely motive Tho steady
uplit OF prices has dcveloped little inciIna
,!o.i! tion 20 sell stock up to to-day. and up to
- scr Gas tnefe tas been little appearance
.bo % aaiIis LOT turn in the operations in
Inc Inc ina, market; thc increased animation Of
lhe Iate market yesterday and the oarIy
market to-day was rather GIs.inc,r
Ira-e LIE rnaTacte ar ra nnd was accompanied bv
me profit taking which mot tho ,,,,.,
lneht today was the usual concornit,n.
1I ~ movement of a speculative nstnre
II served as an admenition tha, A.. -
rae,a Il;.i rise y: prices would have to reckon
with selling TO realize This was f,rs,
manifested to-day in New York f-aptrsI
winch had the sharpcst gain early n, ,bc
week. and In which proft-taking made On
early impression to-day Hii
Lonsolidated Gas was actively sold on
account OF the campaign for a mun,ctnai
gas plant which is being agita.ed. Anal
gamdted Copper displayed rather act,teI,.
the reactionary effect of the speci,lstive
operations: which caused its wide advance
OF yesterday. The selling was not ex
plained by news bearing on values in tbe
general list ' '''e
Some disappointment was caused by .h.
failure to call Off the New England Ter
tile trade strike. Tho Erie net earnigs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
Cash Grain. FIour. Etc.

WHEAT-Ry saEpls. Del: No > rsl not sal-
able above 81 is: No ? rcd rorl!-la lI,; Il Ia,
i.l5; "? : sole al :, O3g rs. 80, harG nom.
inaIIy 81 .i2Ti Y: So- hard sold az .uTl.zy
~ spot and 800 to arriEe at 81 O. with SD
Pc ~ ! a:keT 70 arrive. No. { hard uprninal-y
s5caSi @; No. white spring a. i..Nf
c'RN-Bg' sample. del: No. . a. +ii-c- NJ
et 4ici No. : at &3Ji5lzc. ~. . Yell ~ a.
&c: No. y'liOw at fiisc. NJ. white at
Sizc: No white q; +ic.
OATS-By sample. del: No nominal -
&c: No at %!4$li=c. 10. ar -, f'.=1i-. mi
SS3ifc, and No white ~ q dSla.c
RYE-No. ? Pc. 30. &c
FIOUR-Market quotEble on -rrt -.ir;er4 :.
wood: High patent 55.5JG5 -. special hrargs
81 1855; second ratcat s. lca525. ,.ytra fancy
). $50: clear tl.sJ1i50. l.w and saaIllHl cr. la
tlte sis: patent $3.50. straight {: Ilqr+ :.
first clear s3eH4ii0. second c!@ar lrsia -.
loT-grsde s2 teT..a1. sTT.nE Su"at So for
bakers patent IL bulk Bye Gsur. IN WOOL
N.lca4 70. tute sEs. sJ:10ay3
CHL.NMLAL-52 -. pear! meal. Erlts aad
MII.LFEED- Paris Z ,-l; and in -o1s: Bran
al 59ESnc Tor hard and sac fr- SOFT e frt.--6-
direct order: SOFT winter At sc: mixed fed ri
&c fOr aarG ard SEC :gr srf': rrils at 1880
At mil. bran jgbs at f.c and ships at $40
HAY-Bss!s Z. -rk: Timothy 2I2 fsr choc-.
low-Tra1e: clu:er--r!xrt & 90 for No -,
80 .yr No. 2 and SO for low-srs1e. prairie SO
for No. !, t5fIs FOR No and t6Ff1 for low
grade: clover si3 - for No. :. S!4Io fC- No {.
and yGlt7 FOR low grade.
SrRAW.on t:s.: Wheat and Ca. g J9ss.
re E.57GsG.
ITAHsEED-,I.1ss, hid. -po. or to arrive.
p!n.nrt sh!pu.eats-
JEAp-A E,Tic5
sPELTER-f6 bid
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SUMMARYOFST.L LOUIo MARKETS


o
o
hour
IN
o.
app
to
lover
all Of
ported ta a rect
ned and
VII whea
May wheaton sc p G
Niav corn open ~ - y =
ayo oasC Cs"Iun
es4p, Quae prizes
gele1
were slo
geadvt tetvr an
cott0a was steady in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
WHEAT CLOSES LOWER,
AFTER EARLY ADVANCES.
PROF Is SIONAL SELLING .
FACTOR.
Statistical News Is Generally
BuIIiSh. but There Is Not
Much Outside Interest.

Bulist statistical news and fcar ~ pro-
fessioEal manipulation on the buying side
kept the speculative grain market OF the
Eptgrn during the greater part G, yester-
days session, but IL the last hour there
was sudden rush Of selling orders for
professional account. and all Of the ear
ller gains were wiped out hv rur1ors that
the Wall street crowd which had taken
g brief turn at the grain market was
ready to unload. The volume Of selling
indicated that some powerful Influence
was behind the movement Closing rr.ces
were easy
May wheat oTened sc Up. ranged from
s.ls'saii9'. to sl1Tl4 and closed at :Ii1..
Corn opened well under the influence Of
light receipts and bull!sh fore!s-n reports
wheat " ''''S Hi'"1
May corn opened i.c up. ranged from
=Si.c 10 $3.50 ana closed al Csc
f"ceIrts Of wheat at St Louis p 7cD bII.
ol Which y GAYS local and cars through.
ts@t.'iiic th'pments Of wheat to Eu-
rope me pdst week reported at 5lg 90 btJ
against 1900 hu l. week ago am; IL SG
Du IN 49, Visible supply In chief T1r+s
-. l.l'5 -, - hu. against ile..oIl bu q week ago
and A1-.ry bU. IT, 1903.
Receipts Of wheat al primary points
llf l"f - hours %l9"" bG. and shipments 30
"'l pu. northwest received 2a5 cars. CHI
.. ssSo received 500 bu. and Kansas city
$500 bu. Cleara"ces 900 hu.
i.eCelptS " corn at ST Louis 2G go b..
o. which l2s SKIS. and / cars local and 3
cars through
Argentine shipments II corn to F.,-ora
the past week roportfi at i.sZi ~, bi,
against 29licg9 bu Jeek ago and 1904 2-;;l
ou in 1919. Visible s!pply IL chief r9rfs
2GJi.c1 bu.. against 80 90 bG. a ysrk
ago and 1876 90 bu IL 1893.
Receipts Of corn a primary points for "a
nours 5000 bU and shinments sll-npe br,
Shcaso received 24.00r bu and Kansas
CITY ~ so ht- Clsarauces 73I, go s.u
receipts OF oats at s.. Louis 1850 bI.. OF
"ilch cars local ard cars through
Receipts OF oats at primary points for "a
Cleeranees - ia f.u
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The Metal Market.

un.eTwer, coSsidsrabie reaction from the the re.
spot and fla los for fU:ures LocaIly. the mar
ktt war easier in sympathy with spot, quoted
closing at iss IS Cd for spot and iss its f0r
futures. Locally. the market remains arn and
at iis ;52: eIectr@iy:ic S1sGi5 25 and cast
ing JIs 62ba q iIsIi-. The London market for
lead was litti. higher with SPOT a; tl2 l7s g.
a scai - Hpeter was higher in London. cios-
inY at f25 81 while locally tn. price remained
sls II in Gis.r5s. i1 While W Mddesboro repofs
a slight advance AT sts ID. Locally. the market
sqs AZ No ad'1gSeF Sntfv saqtRy SSrsy 81 sa
. do. ;l7gi; ": No. foundry Southern, 10
iornar. sSnihs Sld @ s COZ s,-g .e .o9sa zone ga. dsai
~ over the quotation. given for Sc,ItheT4
grades.
Bar Silver.
LONDON. Dec so.--Bar silver steady a. . s-Isd
New YORK Dec m.-sar silver elYa
Treasury Statement.
.,s assi6s'os y ls; god. ssoislas. ' e'SA 's'"''
New York Money Market.
Nex York. Dee. M.-Mon.y on call s.rons
e ed az e. D Pc 6as ss"t sy erfF a @ Rf 90 : sg. 2
and % days. per cent, six months l.Tsi4.
s ssaE sa f aafs tas sT S.G, @ IS sPs
eTs, bills at la!pq Sl5 for demand and a:
sSa "a 'tsS eSr5srciai r XII. m.I,.sn 5stss sao 81
lars. 4slac. Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds Irregular.
Dry Goods.
New YORK, Dec 25.-Ruyins in dry goods tss
been practically suspended. and although NOR.
price revis.ors., which arr not Forthcoming
selIsEs argue that una.r The pFesen: soiagR
Would .Sg i sos snses .saitioa.l sasia... q 'ns''
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DTee.

New York. De- - n-C-fyee-spo- steady. n.
.rarke. fo- c0fTea futures opened steady. with
Nov. points higher and other months IN
-tarr-d T.- ziig news Included declines
Il European mark - and large primary re-
ccip-5 cid rot ssauI particularly .accura rinc
and the morning progressed prices sazxrd
q, - e. decline Practically points on ali
p0eIt;Ors. Ia+Er. hlvHy-T. there was more
support. ard the market. hA'ped nv small e--
ilrna:es for sanJoS re-ei-,s in the near fu-
tgrr. closed g-saJ.y ard unchanged 70 : points
higher S8lr~ we're T'oDrtsf Of s-.25 bags
including Jan. 7s55I Iet- Tea : 5s5a5 10:
Mach -. H,tv --15lis fec. July -. Aug
s3s~. SEPT. s fsasslc. Oct &c -ud Nov.
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fIfdeS.
Miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERS-Prisne white live geese in small
sks. $50 and in large SKIS. &c: prime gray DO
4lc in small and &c in large sks old Whit
xxx &c: tare 10 per cent on small SKIS ard
On large DUcH-Wh!t. 5ya5sc; dark SI3Jr
Turkey-Eody Cry &C. Caickea-Prime body &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

tTTER-Crearne:y: Extra 2ssgs,4c: a-s:s
at :saGsc: seconds 2sE2.c. latlc-7acked. extra
10, trst i+r. da.ry-pacsed. fancy 22T-2c: poor
70 fsir i5llisz. cOuat-y-Ya.Eed I2tz4lGc; North
81 To-! i-Fs. grease stock Gsc.
i-G'5s-l s"' we'd is3 cas.S local and TO cases
" 9uE.. s!isred 80 cases Demand good ard
case -san': cases returned. Strictly t!esa rrsts
CITY, nS.!. cases icc!-!ed. &c, and extras 9fc
ESE-NcrtHsra On o-ders: Twin t2-,c
II'nEts - da!sies !s.,c; young American
: g long hons l2..rs New f-rk tH.7r ---c
4-iaDufser .-J4-'. - .OT choice. t-iCN s4ec Sr
c.mH.oH ard isc toE choice. SWISS It. fo-
LIVE PorLTRY-ouo;c fowls a. Sc: 81
setS eses &C.. .,y s..fSy foans r'osters s. @ tg5-
DkEssEb PcTLTRfSssdasdis s sis529S .5I-,Sa S5 d2 VT,
head sat feet on: Fowls 6. rOosts-s st.e- tur-
Etys lsG iGr ch:ice: ducks ivc; =eeso sGl9-:
GAAE-N ooGCgck quO;a5l. ~ IS a1d r-aS.
p,oyer al 10 per l0z Wild ducks PER COX:
Nsl.hFts 80; brew!Es teal t-.75. gr-er.sIus
- and Ne7!-3n saddle Jc per 10. Wild tuE-
keys i3c RABBITS s5-4Il, jack rgbh.:s 81 20 and
squirrels Go per dGz- Pra.rie chickens 50 <or
large ard J. f.r small or Texas. pHeasa1t, 81;
quail - p :"r uEcraTE. or s. fo- drawn
E}I1-tl.piGs to ;saCy. 10 70 Is lbs &c
hetet!sz, small and thin. 2'-asizc.
FRESH FISii-Sun:.sT 2. eTaIg!e s. FOR .-uall
iyc spCorbul cat tI.r. bUlIhaaGs. 6r.--e.. So:
E:"ss sc. runa4c. gross 5-c and dr sssi ~
G'fUaH cary .Iig 70: dressed. gross ;45c.
Ui4te perch - e@l5 &c: -TcSs9i sturgeon e
striped bass 5E-'r. turtles. Ega pp:rS g. an.
s2iislell . per 10. te:rapn &c Per doz.
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Dried Fruits.

S-~ To-k iDer. 90 aporated apple, are
n fair demand cog attractive grades. and prices
were steady ito firm: common are quoted az
.1i=.c prlnl1 al 47.H5c. choi-c at si.65i1c and
fancy AZ 81 F'rGn"s shg~ slight improve
rlsnt in t0rF. although the general ranxe %
prices rnuna4ns a. 2d5r,c. according 20 rrsds
FOR California fruit. wh!ls oregon prInes range
as l!sn sst So on. the larger sizes. kpricots
shoH no firthsr change. choice being he'd 4:
sssl!ioc. extra choice az ioisgiic and fancy at
I2GI5c. Pehches said he In small sip
pIy ard ate firmly held. with choice al si5o
extra ehoite a. i1ta4iHxc and fanczr az UHQlsa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

s ~ Jiiy vfsa.-Eu.. s,. .ra.'.- and r,H,
IA; co-l-i--.S 4l5sl Ill. and calls -.
stilH=a po!is-,far wheat :. 14s.; puts q l..
asked, and calls = ~, sellers
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

PORK. r 0. E-.ew STANDARD mess II I.
.75a,G way closed n0.uinaliy at 81!
Laid .olle steam! I. s.de na.n-uaIl- a.
5.s..- Ee.-ls-:er.i"..d &C
GREEN HAMS. ETC.-C,a- lot7 he'd Z o :
= sice thus: Eams-lJ-ay. NJ &c: Is A. Sc.
lie st $50 lcs and is SIC. - e. So
skinned h4u--lGa and lSG-ls sfd -2a-iq -.
Shoulder i.yGL--as.G, al G.sl i:slIs-sa aS-ay.
q 70; lg-av. Sc; i--a". s.. Iiay. SIC From
ne S-ees del: Hans dt .7s&si-c. as n aver
a-H. DFL'ss al -. f=-.a, "a IN averaZo. Cal.-
feTnids - NsE York shoulders J5.c
u. 8 NEATS-Tr arrive. I.1Os~ cure1 cribs
c.ascL ro:G.4al.| }ylI.-av. nj sJ45 sII,c and
j2-GF- 50 U.. ~ c c. : BEI lots In ,ohotnE
way ralEed thus: Extra sscTts az &C; crit5
at ,'sC. sn1r: clea-s q; 5@s.s be.ies at Ts.SiS.
plates and q; backs ct Sac. STANDARD back. a!
-. Ig.-!eTs charged higher on orIe=s
SAf'N-b%d- 3. c. meats IN tJboins way
ranged breakfast bacon from sT,c .or h.tyey
= l2i=c for choice light; !arns a: sG.;.c: Cali-
ernok"d h1i lois in tcobins way ranz.s: Ex-
80. sAO-ts az ~, cribs a. s.: aho-t clear ..
SIC; bellies ?; 8. plates and "a, backs al 6f,c
STANDARD backs at si1c- Dealers charge5 higher
Oh uTGeTs.
>. ."oCNTRY LARD-Quo;. new. In pals. a. 90
&c old at ereaSc pri y.
OLEO STEARINE-Sn-Hiaal et s:.o
TALLJW-cluOt. country NJ. ~ 40, No 2
~ S'.c, cake at i',c- Packers prime nominal
GEEAsE- B-owr a77r.c. ve,ror st.e
reckrrs' stock: Brown &&3'.c. !s!ic7y 9, .4s;1s;
y h.." sc. nyuIinaliy.
EEEF On orders: Bh'cf-Pla.c :-.Z. -,l!
ana Fulton Market S: raess 3 % dr>G - 10 =
--ts i--2e inside iSc sllGcsi.s lie. ou-sfdes lie:
tongues ! IglSc.
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Bond Quotations Mt New York.

Kew York Dec. 30.-FollowlnE are I'll. closing
quotations to- bonds OF the Stock ENshaEgs
to-day:
United States rsfundInE =, registered ..ItI:4
lnitt-i stAtei refl.nli.E :. cgup.n II. :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
Stocks of Grain in store.


St. Louis-Msy WHEAT ;Ll7ls: puts :lis4 TO
81 iSa.- enc calls 81 Isas.
MiIvaukss-asy wheat-Puts si.1cIt. and calls
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
FINANCIAL.
We Own and Offer the Following Carefully Chosen
Iuv|E ES1I'NEnIS
n ct Return.

25,ooo City of St. Louis 31lGc, 1922. .3.3S
10000 Pettis Co. Mo- 496, 1918. ..... $50
$4,000 Chicago I'D Funding 49o, 1915. 3.65
10000 St. Joseph (Io.) School 43E, 1924 $40
$4,000 Chicago Sanitary District 49e,
I'LL - SS
$4,000 Lincoln ILL Funding +26, 1914. $50
10000 Carterville (AIo.) School 41z%,
I9Z5-.......- ...-.. ........ .9.Uu
$4,000 Topeka (Kan.) Funding 4Ho, 1881 100
10000 Kansas City (Kan) School 41zR,
$4,000 Helena (Arls.) Ref, 5e, 1924. .480
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$4,000 Illinois Central r. r. First Pur-

chased Lines rs, 1872. ......... .o.15
10000 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Genl. IS 1G95.... .3.W
10000 Baltimore & Ohio Prior Lien
SIS l927: .'.....'.-..;. ;..:::.....o.W
10000 Erie r. K. 1st Con. 49c, 1896. 400
10000 Northern Pacific RI. 292aa, 2047. 400
$4,000 Terminal Railway Assn. of St.
Louis Genl. 42e. 1888. -. AGO
$4,000 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & SO.
1st R. & G. Div IS, 1888. 40
10000 Atchison, Topeka &; Santa Fe
Adj. IS. 1905. .4.20
25 900 Chesapeake 6; Ohio Genl. 4 15s,
I9'Z...... .9.Go
$4,000 Louisville & Nashville Coll. Trust
rs, 1875 .4.k5
10000 Chicago & Alton RI. First Lien
51.s, 1880. ....:......442
so 00G Southern Indiana 43t 1881 1..... AS
10000 St. Louis q San Francisco Ref
4s, 1881 1....... -...................4.6 $50
10000 Chicago. Rock Island 6; Pacific
r. r Is 2002. Observation-Disclosures. .4.90
$4,000 St. Louis, Memphis and South
eastern 30 1909. 500
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New YORK. Dec 2n.-Cl's!-g quotations tc-1a
@. rl.rinr stocks v-ere rs tyL!gSs:
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reported after the closing last night, sup
pleInented the good effect OF the Readi:i g
STOCKS AND BONDS AT BOSTON.

A,chisou adj. IS. a Atohson - ......-.l3--;.
EArT.rnArr .rtl..I.s
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MISCELLANEOUS STOcLs
Mining Stock. ut New York.

.et. Extra dividsnG.
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100000 Mexican Govt. Gold "a, 1854 AZ
100000 Laclede Gas Light Ref 5s, 1884 4.S
10000 East St. Louis & Suburban S..
19oZ. ......--. 40
10000 Imperial Elec. Light 5s. 1880. 40
100000 United Railways of St. Louis IS,
Observation-Disclosures. .......... 40
100000 LacIede Gas Light Notes, 1906
1o11... Observation-Disclosures. 49,
$4,000 Vincennes Qnd.) Citizens Street
Rv. 5s. 1923. 81
100000 American Tobacco 1st Lien IS,
1884. ...........,.......... .5.5
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n RS
OOI.

northern % per cen, more
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F.trhlyrE p:d Isl
Mexican Central -.
y Y. y II & II 20
fe-e :ia-gii-tt".. =
:.iru Pacific. ..--..llii
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New York Curb Market,

g.ported sv G. II walker & Co. Nc
North Fourth street.
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$4,000 Helena (Ark.) Ref. 59o, 1924
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-05-20
But They Do II.

It is small man who will use
his secret society membership to
boost his political ASPIRATIONS
Mesaba Ore.
: Still it is done, and we have
known in local political affairs,
even, where it was attempted. But
results prove that brothers of a
society are not strung by captivat-
ing handshakes.
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Terms. $2Per Year. i'm Advance
Special Nott6s..

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"ad:' or anything in the line OF locals in
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N Z. FAY,
Mayor,
Council Chambers. Virginia, MINI

n. Council Chambers. Virginia, Mimi,
f :. = May 10. 1901. ~ B.
Resolution ordering construction Of side
walk ..z >z L s.. s. E:s z: zs< 81 +
s ByAlderman Wisgen: Ell y ~. a I.
Resolved BY the city council OF the city OF
Virginia.: 49,: ! r., = ( :. .s.s,E:
Whereas, Said council deems It necessary
that sidewalk be constructed along the fol-
lowing streets, viz: :. e. 80 VII r.:
>Alohg the north side Of Spruce street OF
block %. said sidewalk to be eight e, feet in
width, and to be constructed Of two t2) inch
pine plank surfaced on the upper side, and
under the direction and on the plan of the
street commissioner. on grade as given by the
city engineer. H.. x. >s$%"<% 80 : r.
J Be 1t Further Resolved. That the owners OF
land along which said sidewalk il to be built
be given notice of this resolution once id. the
ohtclal paper of the, city, and that ali said
owners be herein notified to construct said
sidewalk along his respective land and fully
complete the same within two weeks after
the publication of this resolution: - !
And Further, That II said owners or anv If
them along said land on which said sidewalk
IS to be built shall refuse or neglect to COM
plete same or the material and according to
the specifications mentioned herein then in
such case the city council will proceed to as
sess the cost of same, and levy the EXPENSE
OF constructing such walk against each lot
ana parcel of land upon which said sidewalk
shall front, according to law.
Moved by Alderman Johnson, supuor4ed Nv
Alderman MattsOn that the above resolution
be adopted.
Ayes-Aldermen Mattson, wiggcn, George,
Johnson. P.
Nays-Mr. President-l,
P. A. COFFEY,
Attest: President OF the City Council.
A. N. THOMPSON,
City Clerk
Approved May le, 1904.
NJ. L. FAY,
Mayor.
council Chambers. Virginia, Mimi,
May 10, 1901
Resolution ordering the payment of three
General Sewer Warrants OF $500. 90 each with
interest due thereon.
BY Alderman Bush.
Resolved by the city council of the citv Of
virginia that the city clerk be and he il here.
by Instructed to draw an order on the CITY
treasurer In the sum of S150OOO, with interest
due thereon. to redeem three General Sewer
warrants Issued March 18th. 1904, said order
10 be paid out of the General Sewer fund OF
the city. r.
Moved by Alderman George supported by
Alderman johnson that the resolution be
adopted.
es-AldermenMattson, Wtggen, George;
Johnson. Mr.. President-5.
NaYs-NOne.
PA. COFFEY,
Attest: President OF the CITY Council,
A. N. THOMPSON,
City Clerk.
Approved May 16. 1904.
M. l.. FAY,
Mayor.
Moved and supported that the council ad-
journ until next regular meeting.
Carried.
A. N. THOMPSON,
City Clerk.