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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-07

The italian radical party issued a
campaign manifesto invoking the spirit
Of Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-07

ONE Of the greatest naval battles in the world tn
Wright OF Santiago Never since the dispersion of th
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-07

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

cT-lse -l- -. lEs- -!Ir. s.I.cs iHe week .as I4s
= iflE g. isl.'-,i sr the latter - Si-.Iy.. r1ss
ll- the -.r in,Te-s. ~ i-aas SllH- th- ahls.
j4Js q :c-.H.-so and Al c-I.s.ts O. .. -
.s.g@
The rzsh -e=.rv. ~f.c--d : lrss ,4t Ee-k 70
s. - -. which --Ts G-3-r.E .a-Tf7fl-.- :
with sc los ssssra ID sfsJl- TIE basis Ct th-
t-ae-abe movements - money during -4- = f-
there t.inE q li.f-T~-tg- of .-.i- So 90
L. required T-=.-ee Es- rFru-~- rIrI Is4-1 -
10. T-.se i: i.-1=s-- l. 80 -. SEr.I -..I4-
c~1TCf-c :ruia ias is1- = cAs- l=.- t-.l"---s q
,s- r.-:uc-ior IL surplus re~--Tv- 20 F-.-I'.-l'
COMPUTED Uprn mis- sasl- Z ,!-ls-it-- To- tss-
cf 81 &C. 10 T-.'li. fund tEs s-Tui-s 4s - w.
III. -. TIE ,i=c4ea~e Z s-i-f"-f ia az. -
ton q susysftg. accounts - ~ '-ft. i-.Es-'t
suri-E -h- Re-z- -. ---ul- q lr.fz-ur-u.s -
T-s.-S ~ thc -iai4 r. c1--- Tie statement :zi''.
:. .-.aUC. Tire - -'r- rasl s-tl "a IL .Hau1
4E1 tie loss = ra-h h.i-. 80 -'- l-z- ta4a
-hc Gsrrra-s - ls-rs5-~
.-lr,aliagisr. .uCr.z~s,i iLl-t- az -i- az -
gain - This ! ~ - one ta-E. .. .a~ e.4't
average q s-l--Tt-l-- lrI-lr- the g--s gG- ast o.
sl' 81. against 81 80 49, = th- previous - s-'s-
r,Isc;inS -ie light Vgiuil. - SD. t.--s>ct rs
TIE ci-a-fg=s 81 S.turtsE. -.Ir'sH-7tfi-< =.
.lav's tIsinrss. r--e S--'=-if.- e.. si.--ilr
af-ss- :hs av-rag@-
'-5r1I,sTis0n. ., leans sh1E thar s.rt- banks
=. .s;c-,l this sem ~ 800 --f Ti-.-- banks
!c-s = ss'-s' Mt - cssl- ,-inta ard Nith ~
-rrsi = i've - -. izTE-T h4slas -E1G 10
80 2 s. 90 80 in cash nary lie whsi=
a the '0Ss Indicated n al rhc ha1,--s II tl-
s..ss.ist.an and . n.- gan o. i.-.-..v'' q =
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WHEAT FUTURES REACH
NEW HIGH RECORD.
DECLINE FOLLOWS An AD-
VANCE.
Local Professional Manipulation
Causes Brisk Upward Move
ment in Active
Option.

De-. wheat yesterday touched The hi-a-
81 price recorded on the carrerr crop
Tie quotation vac wholly the result of
naaiyu.st! ton III. advance had TO fountia-
tiva H. domestic crop COZ litipns- The
feeling 81 the opening vas unmista kahiy
wax Their. Ms practically 10 outside
interest and receipts here ard AZ other
primary pc!-ts we're very large. The
market nsryousiy suctuated until the end
% the second hour. wE.n broker -r-
tered the pit suI bid more than = cents
apoys the market Tor De This caused
the weaker shorts TO rush ,os cover. "It
oaIy a moderate amount - grain vas
sold At the high point T'ri-e Vere -vins
or at the close
Dee wheat opened - OF. rar-rd from
s-l.7s 20 tIo' and ciosed a; tl-1S, asked
Com made q >ight gain or 10;
weather aud prospects OF f-rs; IN po-t'oa.-
OF III. b..t. Trading vas hzbt AMI cab,es
v-ere easy. but tnr-. vas enough buying
10 keep prices slightly on the upturn.
Dee. com opened Lie OF ransed from
fs=.c % s.7.ai5=.c lid and closed a; SIC
i.s.c asked.
Receipts ~ wheat al =. Louis ls.-5 bC-.
OF vi.:ch i.:-1s sks- and =. cars local and
/ car through against $50 c's- o.
which ~ -k-. and e. ears local and ca-s
through. IN i.S-
Rscelpts OF wheat a. primary points ;cr
twe-iy -four hvLrs l-isS.t.. hu-- against l.
i.,.g.. bu. IN Is'G. and shipments $500 5u--
against .i7.,.., b.- Northwest received -;
cars. against s-s' cars II E.s:- Chicago re-
cciv.i iiS"I h1' and Kansas city .i-Jr bti-
ClsarfUcaz - H. tu-
Australian shipments % wheat 70 Es--
r"f" The past -.-sk reported ~ 5000 uC-.
against I.Icl -. bu- a Esek age
Ee..iptS 81 corn AZ - Louis 80 IL. 5u-.
~ which = ears lCc.i and = car through.
szain-t ss.s. hu-. 81 which - ears lc--Il
ri - cars th-oy xE- II. iets.
Receipt of corn II urinary points To-
tvcuty-four hours slice ba-- against
SS-...' bil- IN i@- and shipments ss's.' i.ti-.
g.iiu sif'.. bu- chicago received -
So bcl- anl Kar~as city $50 bu.
Receipts ~ cats at 81 Louis 80" b'i-- NJ
which - e-g-S local lr1 ears through.
azr!r.-t -. =. br-. - which = czt-s local
and :. cars through. in is<s-
receipts a. odJs a. primary POINTS fcr
ivV u-y-four f0Urs s,s.fs" bu-. against ~
-" Iu in 1875. and shipments I.t"S rU..
aga inst 500 tu- Ciearauccs 10" hu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WHEAT JUMPS TO
$I.20 A BvSHEl
Excited Trading by Local Broker
Who Bid More Than Two Cents
for Option. the Prime Cause.

For three minutes yesterday D~cenner
wheat was at the highest price recorded
On the current crop
Excited trading by local broker. who
old more than cents above the market
for the option. vas the prime cause or the
advance This operator .cok few small
lots at $50 A husileI. Outsiders traiied on
and for a tim. the advance was m-i;n-
fained
Chicago frrok.r-s IN that market sent >
bic bunch oT selling orders - ST Louis
houses hut .l.. best they could get i"r
their wheat was I-isS.. and the rrtsTkst
closed nj rl,a, s.T:ce which was = cent
above Fridays closing figure
Th.. broker who bid the price up 81 not
give any reason FOR his action fT,Yr 70
his advent into the pit the speculative
.celip.- xaS be.Ti<k-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WHOLE CROP NEEDED.

I
New orleans. Sept si-The TimeS-pcr,-
ocrat. in its summary OF the cotton situa-
ton will say tomorrow:
The past week has no, been q ve:y
sveEiful oHc in the cotton market. ana
he Use OF - or - points merely reject
tn. cvcr-,ie-peainS conviction that the
truth about thc crop viii l.. found To- he
in the .ciSht-orh"osI of the smaller est
mates fr. Suliy has put forth forecast
- l"Fa"" MAXIMUM. but hardly ANYBODY
believes N such figures yet. else thef-
would ere now have occurred a convuissou
hy vhicl th- ringS would nave bee
shaken from center tn circumference
The ursbatei demand for the sctusl
stun has been the main sustaining featurc
Exports have been large ard IL is alrcadV
pam enough that Europe Is resolved ( =
provide itself against the possibilities a.
the near future. Great Brltsin has had All
especially hard experience during the las
four years. simply because Iancsshir,
either could nos or would not accomm odat-
ic~elf to the changed conditions Of the
times So far as one can see, the lesson hs :
been learned. 50 that the English spinnef
will cease TO lean on the broken reeds ur
on which he has hitherto relied. Amer.r.i
II disposed TO lag in the race. but Their
Is SIN simple opportunity to regain tn
lost s-cuni-
way. IL would seem that the consumption
os ls0i-i-S, lik- the consumption OF fSr--
ls.si. = destined to Mt the production as the
glove fits the hand Every bale will prob
ably b. needed al q price that will max.
he South richer than 10 ever has hss~n-at
least. since the signal gun sounded {
Fort sumter There il. therefore. no nee'i
TO p..r into the dim distance with III.
faulty spy:isSs Of human reason Th-
solid facts IF the present and III. fair
straucc oS tho months TO come cnouxi,
to satisfy every solid interest of this see
tier.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Rural Route. Established.

Fsf-Pi kil' -t-' iAL-
WashIu=to-.. S,pJ- .s--E1raI See delivery
S.-vic. has hecu established. TO oe<n Novem-
b. L - follows
KarssS-HS-eI:-u Harbour County, :of.:ss
ar.I = length q -luts=- ssis miles. poDuistio n
r.e,I 50 M4Tietaf. Eoufn0n CYlnty. route
i,:Sfh .. ro1t=. - miles, Population s..ve.i-
a., cuaga Patrlcato-iie Counts- route ,.
I.n--h o. r,ute. - miles. population served:
a. Er-r Wo0d=1n County. route Z: i-1Eth OF
r0u;e "a. Fniles; population servet. .se Iu-
Fs,u Reno County. roEte :: length Of route.
s,fL mil - r.suu.a.i7n ssrve! si. wzth-na.
i.of,tuhaa COUNTY. route =. i-as;h c. route. -
miles p,lr rulafior s-.-gec. fs-
Rural carrier zpFyirte1-
IllinutS-LevtstcI, e NJ Bunnsn carter. s
r. Johasol. substitute. Savsrs, \. - Dun
s-.v carrie. " u. Brown. substitute
Kaa-as-Bis.!oW. A z Hswkin-on- carrier:
! " Rueker. @ut-t!,ut-- Gas. g. s. Lyon.
earr1zr: /. " Lyon. substitute H9i;on. MI
ffsm > Hewitt r-arTier- Scct-sVtils. J. l.
Tfcse carrier. William II FTea<. substitute
SJ.orI.on. l. Casto-- carrier. A cs~or. saosti-
tgts. -
fi~r- William \ Lily. substitute. wyseoria-
is Mc-1lio-u. carrier
oslsSo-.ia-Nrca.i.a. r 9. Dovel and II D.
-rrSor. carriers. U posen and Z TUDOR. sGo-
T~asS-Be-;ran. p u. At-r. carrier: Pred
sr-- Substitute DiSe. L. r Handy. carrier,
J. T. william sCt -t:tute-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
SUMMARY YOFST.L LOUIS MARKETS


in the
eintees O.
boosted -I1ib
conditions
ai
the ainsina traders
the
with slight tova- lower
the t.
cable srsn
of
-s Z:
l,,aI
The market aItose;he
operE iov corat
OF L
alg iti = an steady
zhea ?c-.t - of d=S Up
Dec cccrlop -rii -. OF cioeJs-
Dee. oisc Hos
o
eIaIy
xentak
STEADY b.-x. -and p--,cu
coton zsurcaan in ilna.k
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25


ain and ErS.iI caused active covering %
short s..les of wheat here to-day At The
clo-s Ma wheat showed gain u -
cora also ran up 80 Oats showed an
advance Df a.. Provisions are -, :"
I-'-c higk"-.
WHEAT
Failure Of foreign grain r-.ari.e.s 90 80
sroaL 70 the sharp advance h"r. yest.r-
day caused considerable Liquidation n ;h=
wheat pit here when trading began S-l-
tin.ent VAS quite weak Initial quotations
on T--c mere Of --u5sc 10 iisTi--c a.
81 lzl- u 81 isi. Nay y.as a shsdc higher
10 - % - lower ~ Si-ISi. To- SIiii--
Shorts tool. adyantss. of the break and
covered freely. forcing prices W 20 .to"ut
last nights closing figures. Dee seiiin. up
- = - and May L. sl-Ii The &dyaIcc
was not held. ErWeV.r. reu.w.; Fr"rt-
taking curing moderate reaction -
addition th.r. vas some selling - .i.-
u!a. og tn. rl.Ta"r THAI the French Gov
eminent contemplated reducing the N
p1is duty on wheat
4E- I.,"rt ~ IA. Canadian Minister Il
thu interior also Eau a depressing iuHG-
"u,-- According to- that ofrIciai. To" C-cp
daInI.. SturI-S regarding 10. -;t-aiiOn II
jh- Canadian Northwest wer. grossly *
aEssrafei- The total yield uf ManI'p"a
a..u rL-. Northwest TerTlt"r..S. l. Wa
claimed. Mould aSsT.sa;. from $500
bushels 70 ...p.l..tt ut=SIeiS -. good quality
wheat Tow arr the latter part o: The :.
si"a ~-niiIn mt S'I-f-aly ve.r-,i tn the bIl'
sit-.
An r-.couf,rned rumor Of possible con-
r!ic4;!or~ in tn" war situation iaF"..inG
Great Britain and Russia S;aT."-i active
covering by shorts Offerings ~ the lH.e
wer" fieat and in crCS.dUenc- prl - az
vance'i rapidly. Dec ceiling % 20 sili-'H
IfG. Ma rallied ~ si.iS-t
an a!vauc, OF over - lu tie Hriro "i
Dee delivery At - LOUIS mi t"'rft'-'
had considerable. effect On -1--'''is.t -"
trading here Reports of good dpf-r sales
in the Northwest al-o w,r. al .'d'iiti5r-ai
p;.-:rS Tho Last hour much 81 tns ;s.i1
vas l"s;. renewed TEyt' ;ah'uG 'at-'n=
= .ie-iirs IL "f.f iz-- The s.p-' h' "''-t'
vas ,Irrn. with Do AT - .. l-i's- --..-
Tf=ls .-I...rsiu-aS of wheat ami frur y re
equal rv .G...a bu PriniIry r.c''ip;> we're
/. j.. 81. ru- conPsr.d with $3.50 on =
year ago Ni.nsaIiis .. SS',,n ~ IN '.o 'l.,,st l,
~. car last week and -. cars a year
CORN
In sympathy zith tire early break III
vheat prices ~. corn market "as "eiN
d,,rir- the first half Of III. session Th.re
W., u, great amount ~ selling. however.
vet weather throughout the West -uT-
rlishirc ENCOURAGEMENT To the holder Ihe
market became decidedly strong 'at" IN
th- siay on buliiSh report Of a weu-
lnown crop expert. making a stun Inr-
rh.r ,sduc-iou in the total yie'd- The
80. US almost at the hisne-t point
p~,. opensd i.Gssc to S-fii-y lover al
So, -. To 81 sold M to 'r.c aud
,.os-,d At 5Ir.4-i',c- I>Deal receipts were
rs cars with = ot contract grade
OATS.
Tho action ., the corn market vas the
controlling: factor In trading IL oaiS- An
easier tone prevailed Early in tn. session,
bu- Later sentiment became hrIn"r- the
,,.-i.at rlo-ir,- near the high prize. sf toe
da,. De-. opened unchanged To- y, higher
al a,=.c TO sic. ranged between .Sr=c and
.Ir.aslt.r and cl"srd at 81 - l-oci! Ic-
gciptS were ~. ears -
RANGE. OF FUTURES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
UNION PACIFIC ACQUIRING
CONTROL IN ATCHISOk
tAt 81 OF RECENT .iCTIN
ITY EXPLAINED.
! nited Steel Develops Unusual
Strength Without Spe-
'id! News.

New York. Sept 24.-The busy susr,ise
which has been seeking for weeks an ex-
PLANTATION OF the persistent strength OF
Union Pacific lighted to-day on an alleged
purchase in the Union Pacific interest OF
several hundre,, thousand shares OF Atchi-
son. thus insurinS 1t an influential voice
IN Atchison affairs and strengthening its
control Of the whole transcpatinentai
railroad situation.
II must be said for -his rusnor that
there MAS better authority for the cre-
dence attached TO il than for some of the
many others and the sagging tendency of
the stock on the report did not shake the
I3ith OF ITS believers The feavineSs OF
''nion Pacific was attributed to profit-tak-
ing by the SPECTATORS who had followed
the movement and the decline showed no
en"ct was caused TO the AtchisJn. which
made rather aggressive advance. "speci-
ely the preferred. which was unusually
active
STEEL STRONG
The United States Steel stocks also de
veioped great strength without special
news. The details OF the August exports
showed some very heavy declines in vaIYes
for iron and steel. compared with July
but the buyers OF the steel claimed to
have encouraging advices % progress in
the rcyiya! in the trade.
The general list WAS decidedly neglected
2nd moved narrowly and not more man
was accounted for by slight sympathy
with :E.. special SfronS stocks. The plnk
statement offered no great surprises A
loan contraction was not unexpected. but
il was not as large as was hoped sor and
was not sufficient TO prevent further
substantial depletion of tine surplus Re-
serve Transfer of loans from banks 20
trust companies is known 30 nave oeen
made TO a large extent which is proc
ess that does not affect the actual vol
uEne OF credit nor the reserve Obligations
upon The New York banks. The market
closed slightly irregular with a few fresh
advances Just at the last.
Total sales of bonds. par value '-is'.-
90
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Misgivings over the stability of ths
price level Of stocks. have been more or
less in evidence all the week This has
prompted some proft-tsking by doubtful
; spectators and has encouraged che or
nation of a bear party which makes occs-
s.onal attacks on the market and is
watchful, for opportunities 10 put out
short lines TO advantage.
1t Ia sill evident that an aggressive hull
party II operating. which affects -everscs
10 the bears. causing an Irregular tone IL:
the market when the bears retreat and
sevS the.: shg-ss. The rrcssiiins tendea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
COTTON LIQUIDATION j
CAUSES SMALL DECLINE
New NovL-Sossh Gosadess ef
HrO~pep0as Year.

REPUBLIC >PEITAI.
New York sept 2i-To-5ay's co;tog
market waS quieter than early in ,...
week with fluctuations confined Within =
narrow rsn=e. a. Tire statistical news for
the week and the better weather cond.-
tons IN the cotton bslr- NTH Sp,nncrs re-
ported TO be more inclined 70 withdraw
from the marker temporarily. exercised
IN advsTs. influence and caused NAM
interests TO liluidate.
There was more selling pressure Or the
market TODAY and less buying power il
evidence than for any day since the mil
die Of the week Under the circruista=-
ces it WAS not surprising that the marks
should develop irreSslsrity and decline.
The naNiulIm loss. however. was confined
within . TO points from last nights clos
ing quotations spot markets were quieter
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
STATEMENT OF BANK AVERAGES.
Decrease Is shown in Loans and De-

Ns- yo-Is S~pt. si--The z.atenent CT aver
ages q che e'caring-hcuse hanks Of this city
for the week shows: I>oals H-i1-Sd-so. de-
crease s-sJif9j: deposits si-eii.ess.loe decrease
sis. .Ies-5s: circulation :fe..is25'- increase Sn-
so: legal tenders s...ss4.sse. decreas. ss-5o5.
specie szsess..5. dec-esse 0.o5i. .0: reserve
s7.s so decr.ase s5.sss.0s5: re,erv. required
soc ss=.s dccreas. s.ssa-s.s: -urrius s,s.:s,o-s.
doeTea=e Ss.i9-I-s: ex. intel states deposits
s.-iIrSo. decrease a s5S
T,,s FTrarcier says this week: One notable
I. ats.re of the Official <,zt.fnent q the Sew
Yesi o.socfsfed bsnks l7<s week w7s the de-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
UNITED RAILWAYS STOCK
HAS EXCELLENT SUPPORT.
BANKING ISSUES On Up
TURN.
General Tone of Market Is Bull
i>h Despite Light Invest
mcnt Interest.

Nal.e the volume % trading II local Sc
cirIties wa< small prices we're sererz.-
strong There was a very Rccd demsrd
for United Railways preferred at E5.1
and Transit vas taken a; sIl.E AM
81 i-=- The ps= cent bonds we're ~sr:-
e. - ssei@.. but were held at Sc3
Commonwealth Trust AZ E4S Tit.=
ti-arsrjy at So and Bank ot Commerce
AZ sss-s" Vere the only active bank:n:
issues
Brewery Association g had excellent
support They ere zeii tzLa- az n
ISTERDAyS SESSION
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Army Orders

Ef-f'J EI-Ic >Pt3- IAi--
Washington. sept ei.-srmy orders were -
sued today a. follo-s-
Contract surgeon John P Kelly will p-oc>s-
-hefl the transport kilpst-tck IS put ont y
commission from New York 20 Fort Eii-t 6,
kss srr duty at that post
Captain Rush :. Wells. recently protnc.''!
TOW -. Lieutenant. Eighth cavalry, Is as-
Sixr.a 20 ;he Ninth Cavalry. an! VIII toin:
that regiment
u-oul,-.,. from Seccrd Lieutenant. Second CAV
S.ry IS assigned to the Eighth cavalry
T.-s- IIet.t.cart John 4. Murphy. recsrtiv
pryr1o,eti from Second Lieutenant Fourth IN
<sn--v Is assigned TO the Twenty y-cixnth IN
T..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
k..... Prise. Twi.e Plant Pays.

Topeka. kzs.. sept A-E- B. Je~ett
Warden CO th. Pcnit.ntiary. turned into
;s.- state IreaS,sry to-day S-s.G... from rils
revolving fund OF tlie State twinc plant
'Tu.. money Is not needed at this time OF
the year and will be allowed to lie i'm frc
treasury until the business requires it. The
arden says the plant has been Il source
of profit FOR the State and :. success in
ev.ry WY. bcf h. has not complied the
i.;.ures on the subject yet
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
PROVISIONS

The feature Of trading in provisions was
the changing from oct 10 Jan products
Small receipts Of hogs and higher prices
a, ths yards had a strengthening influence,
Al the close Jar pork was ut irfi-i=c al
ySs Lard ard ribs were each up si=c
Al 3 81 and .sS.i- respectively.
ESTIMATED receipts for Mords ' :,
Wheat - cars: corn % cars cats - cars
hCzS .s., head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
New York Curb Market.

New York SEPT -t.-Th- curb uiars-t vas
outlet, without special changes IN prices. Pool
f,rokers made transactions IN American To-
sscco Is a. 1851. srt. .os-- and in the nsu ts
a. g.. GuzHerhe:ni Exploration sold AT r9s
ard the prefer-~d a. ia southern Pacific pre-
ferred when issued vas firm. xIrh sai-s 1t III
An.onG other eaiee -ere Consolidated Refriz-
ersfirE 81 % and 81. Sezbcard preferred a.
.1s, 20 cSi-- American Can preferred 81. TO
q and Greene Coprer Al fs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

New Yc-k Sept ei--Mozey o- call nominal:
TING loars steady: co day. PR crr-. - .iay.
=, per cent: months 5s4af rer cent. prime
mereantiIe paper s1s per cent. sterling fair
Is -senfy with actual business In bsnisers'
tsfls al ss5.5 for demand xDd at q sz55fls s75s
for eS-izy hills: ported rates t.sG and. -:
commercial hills f-s56i -sf5cs: Mexican dollars
ssirc: Government bonds steady. Tai,rced boEc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
New Missouri Corporations.
y:EpTEIIC SPECIAL

!.i5pi- EI.lC SPEs-IAL
Jefferson Ci;y. No. Sept .t--CertihcAfes et
ineorporatlor v-r. issued to-day by Sscretary u
stat. SAN n COOK 20 the foliovin. companies /:
O'H.arn Realty ard Invessr,ert Company eC
Nsa>as city: capital stock. Se.-. inco-p srAsor >
-Trrno.hy ~ HeSrn. Michael O'Hea-n and FrAr :
c.< ]. o'H-ara-
RODE. Sznitary Company of 81 rogis: capita !;
..ork So eoc incorporafors-c. B. Rodes W
IT cion.y and J. IL Keller
The Got cvi=s fled statements Of iacvease o
capital s.nck:
s.eers- ~ G-tfs- Construction Company Of
Nara. sTtv. frgns &. ~ TO 3iJe.i-
The o'FaIion coal ard Mining Company ee
s., Louis. from s.o.sJa &c Sea"-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

YESTERDAYS clearing houss statement showed
Earrings - ss5 - hsianc-~ S.es. .sfi- rlsarirEs
for the week were ssi.1i-s0. compared = n
s.. 81 80 IN. cor-espcndine week last "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
STOCKS AND BONDS N Ho>T">.

t,,--.. So 4 l---sef-- q.-H---l--.s -.-..-r Or
..5as-. LcEIs ra.i- a. s-oei-s and ual.I-S share,
ve-s as fO.IosA
ag>.ET.
Car leans a; .'-asi- Pcr cent: Vim. .,ans :;
az ceE cent
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Domestic Exchange.


CIes-,ngS we're N fair volurIir. Di-co.at rates
for csil an tis-1s loans were steady h.t-s-u
a. and Per cert
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
New Y.rL stncL Qnntaiion..

<sIes = stocks or tne SJo-s .xgsa=--. sh7-i=r
- hishest and IaseS; Quotations and e0st1s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

New York. SEPT .I-Itar ~iivsf sA,--
Iurd.u sept -s-Bar silver 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
LEVEE BOARD BONDS.

B.ds are hereby invited FOR The purchase of
hfty On bonds. o. thousand dollars -0-.li
each. n the Bossier Leve~ District: said bonds
hearing dare Of O-tote- l. I-S AMI dus $50 FITS
yssrs from fsre. and redesusb'e afte- ftp
forty years. said bonds hearing fve Pr cent
= cert. rer snnun interest 1aysbS semi
annually and evidenced by coupon. attached
thereto snv fIrstn- information. concerning
The same wilI b furnished Upon application 70
TIE undersigned
n. T. CoIJoCITT. President.
Bnssicr L~,e~ District. Rn-xier City. La
Tho. y. Rradc-. Ir-. Sscretary.
Bossier Levee District Curtis. La
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Pi,tsbury. sept. si--The STANDARD Oil
Company to-day advanced the prf<c OF all
grades Of petroleum. except Easiand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Improved Demand in southwest
and Larger Milling sales send
Price Up lie IL -


~ ASSOCIATED PRES
Chic.go. SEPT. ei-Uuconf-m... reports
OF strained rciaiio-s between e;fezt i;rIt-
ain and RUSSIA caused active covering q
short --..es of wheat here to-day At The
cIo~s Ma what showed gain Of -
corn also ran " =,c- Oats showed an
advance of i.c Provisions are - 70
~ higE--.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
.IS-EI-L,NEoJs :
Mini.= s.ocL. in New York.

S.- York. s.p; =i-cIosiug gt.H.atIlls rl,-,.Ss
a mining ~-a~k- p.ra a. felluus-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Reported by G H Walker & Co. No NJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Provisions were dull. but made moderate
gains on ACTIVITY in the cssh market, and
sair oE;sii. buying on the corn strength
Outside rscksrs ~yIi on the advance
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
OATS

Oats Sa~-cG 20 - cents FOR Nisy ssr.y
il. th- s-SSion oa III" weakness in com.
bIr rallied higher and closed with Gains
u i.a1.c.
On the recovery buying by cash houses
presumably taking Of hedges and reports
.f tighter receipts IL the Northwest v.r-
inluerced Th. s4nlpl. market was i=c
hi-r.r shining sal.s Il.l.f.0 trsneIs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
.AS.e sment paid
Bond auo,nt,on. n, New York.

New YORK Sept et-ClosfnS quotations. -
ay for bones On the stock Exchange were ss
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