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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
STATEMENT OF BANK AvERA~Es.
Loss of Cash Nearly Same as In Tre-
Sious Week.

New York. Sept l"-The statement Of
averages of the clearinghouse banks OF
this city for the week shows: Loans s.3.,-
$500. increase y32n.e0: deposits S.si.-
I1s .cD. increase H.sls 10. circulat ton sio-
0-5 SO. increase 81 .65lg legal ierners s.s;-
512.0ro decrease x Oos.50o: specie 81. .s6a.ee.
decrease $50. S6: reserve Si3. ss5og. de-
crease G.ss.scD: reserve required ssas2I.-
crease ssos, 10: ex-Tnited States deposits
sA rs 2n. decrease 500.
The TTnancier SAYS: one sticking feature
Of the official statement Of the banks last
vrsel. va. Inc rernarkably clos. agreement
between tn. loss OF cash last week and
In the previous week. and another feature
was the important expansion In loans
10000 below the Increase In the week
ending September 2. The loss OF cash Isst
week was S.ss. sp: in the previous week
fortnight. The decrease In CASH iasi ~ NIX ~
very nearly agreed with loss OF Ses-tv:
which was estimated upon the basis q,
the iraceabio movements un Monday. .tnd
may he easily accounted for IN great
part By the fact that 5000: was with
drawn from the banks on Friday ,or tns
transfer TO San Francisco. whlch slin
VS. not included in the estimates Inc
deposits were increased f.e2o.%p. ana lhs
resulting augmented reserve redunem.ht
vaa 81 -. which sum. added 10 tnc
loss of cash made sse's.lJ' as the ae-
creas. In the surplus reserve 10 49, 90,
I, loss. IL may he motel. OF Sls'o''ie ZOE
CompItei upon the basis of deposits less
tltns. OF $Zs 5ss 80 public funds. tine sur
r,Ius Is S+ IN 80 The statement showsH
.,ood proof. the sum increase IN loans i.ss
fhn loss in cash. being only sii9'f' H'oie
iran the increase IN deposits
Leans were expanded S3. So" MAINS
4. r.in of s3l $500 In Tn. fortnignt- rs
world seeri 20 reflect corporation coIfvn
ing and also large rediscountihs oy ..-
New York hanks for their inIahn 49, ~
srondents II Is note~orthy that ht~ nlsi
records were made last week fof ,oails ,osasi asd
d.noxits The circulation was incrsdSe1
/ sSi. 100 last week. following s.;ix
s,s 30O IN the previous week: Inc oaiy
.,..,,a 90 ~ bsnk cIsarings for the nve day
~. two hundred millions. an incrcss. -.
60 ,nIiiIons compared with the previous
DsaI. ,he clearings on SATURDAY. usIsc'
- E,idav,s business, were s-leo'j'ias-
eornr.r sons snow nat Fix Da..k s..In-u
,hc ga coo 90 net In loans AMI elghl p1iias i
los, Is o1pv,, net in cnsh- Inc iaise -, H.
~ 81 yI np) bv the banks nn sunu sasu.S
onerations last week. which cohu iou,'I ,,i,
re decrease In the cash OF the Insut.-
,ion. was almost wholly due 70 psyn py.
hy, hanks .t this center into the teasWs
so- account Of inland coriespoirisnss - ~
the manufacturing cities oi 49, 49,,
III ,syerre collections. this course oeins
.r,. ~ .he country banks IN or1er 70
taaI,ec,Iy rrScure transfers OF money ifoEi
49, york che excess being retainer y
,Se ,,isrS hanks, and amounts Correspond
a.. ,harevith being paid into the HeN
vi .ub,reasury out OF IN. tali,ic.s oi
.bc finland tnstitutlors I'm this city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
FEAR OF FROST IN NORTHWEST
SENDS WHEAT SLIGHTLY UPWARD
Difference of Opinion us to Dam
age Causes Slight Break to
1-Sc 10 lie Higher.
EEPu BLIC SPECIAL.

EEPu BLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Sept I0.-Aftr- an easier start
on lower cables ard the ftyorabl. weather
n-II. Dec. wheat led IL an advance of sc
On covering 10y smaller shorts. Influenced
by the theory advanced Friday that Ar
Tnour was Eccumulitlns Dec. line. The
forecas; Uf Hight frost in the Northwest
and stronger milling news also .Sertei
influence IN this uptura. But trad. wes
cur;liled liy tic near approach 81 the
Goysrnm NJ report. There vas . good
deal "f difference 81 oI in!".i over the -
fee; Il would have upon the market a:.1
several successiye bsckse;1 ami rallies
were the result
At the close Doc. Was only - Ia i.c
higher for the day and May &c higher.
Dec. losing it's relative strength through
liberal selling by elevator Interests. som.
out OF their lines. fearing IL. Government
report would not confirm the worst the
crop experts haze said sbou. the spring
wheat Yield; while others seemingly were
New York. Minneapolis. the southwestern
markets and the local market spUk. of
improved demand for -four
NORTHWESTERN MARKETS STRONG.
Northwestern markets We're stronger
than this. Minneapolis closing &c 10 &C
higher. and there Tao talk f.om that d.
rec-ion that country mills wer. tik ng
wheat from line house. thus. tcinporari-
Is. at least, reducing the Probability q! a
larger moy.n. ut In the No!trw st Poor
thrash!nF returns came from the Dakotas.
but some -pok. Of larger yie!p': .ue Of %
bu. came. The local cash market was
steady for the better grades Win N. 10 u;
especially the hard winters. dfas sing: anu
local sal's through rnl'er- n.vp d: 40, :
fnents az lO;f""o bu
Larry buying OF May was ieI Dy spencer
toT q i rs anu % Nl.'..ei an -, -
s,J ,S.,.. yr.s II;,I,. f1reiyn hI.vtrr
Later Bartle;t-FTazier bought May heas-
NY; presumably ipr ratt.n: zen IN. ihanin m, ~ss wa,
IN ib. session so,ne ,hought FOR Stencer.
CORN DECLINES.
Wan, forcing weather was too much
-, -, --,,..-..- ,,,
TOT the corn fhafhet' ah'a'I ""'a"Ses va
continued buying b. the Eastern inter
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

kets did not Offset stimulst ting Influence on
stock. The iron and steel trade was a sue
cession OF constant dissatisfaction and
seemed TO be interpreted In n sangUine
mood.
Deep cuts in various lines except steel
rails were admittedly designed TO :5tirnu-
lated policy proved puzzling in view Of
the August blast-surnace statistics show
ing an increase OF $500 tons IN the week
ly capacity: with an accompanying r.duc-
tion Of 1850 tors In the stocks on hand.
But the reduction N profits involved la the
cuts was more than Offset In the market
estimation by the ASSURANCE Of agreement
on the schedule fixed and the avoidance
Of the threatened danger Of an open mar
Eet and destructive competition Many Tti-
mcrs were also prevalent OF large orders
TO be placed at the concessions In prices.
DeiieI IN a. rev yai OF the .Iou trag. va
an effective Influence on the whole market
RAILWAY TRAFFIC.
Of similar general effect was the ov!-
dence OF a growth In railroad traffic. Last
weeks grain movemen; was greatly ex-
panded and officials OF Western railroads
asserted that the westward movement of
merchandise showed a large growth. AMI
augu-ed a feeling Of confidence in the mor-
camille community. tn. dec sion Of the
Pennsylvania TO return 20 ifS ftIli WORKING
time in It's shops. with effect on Sh.vO
workmen. vas regarded az highly sucse-'-
I've OF better raj iruad conditions. and the
New York Ceutrars considerable incrtas.
In gross earn ngs for Angus; was viewed
tr i've save fvhf.
Gross earnings reported for the fourth
week IN August showed general increases
over those o! last year; but IL il pointed
out that the remnant OF the month which
figures as the fourth week contained only
one Sunday this year. against two last
year. thus implying one more earning day
this year than last
The agreement arrived at over the wage
dispute in the New York traction field and
the formal abandonment OF the meat
strike helped the market
MONEY MARKET
There Was slight hardening Of the money
market in response 20 ;he decline in the
surplus reserves OF the banks. the tn
terror dema nds to be faced and the more
active demand for money for speculative
purposes In the stock market. But the
larger proportions OF the surplus rob this
prospect Of any terrors in the present
speculative mood.
The growing depletion o! the Govern
ment revenues has eiic!t.d the admission
from Washington that further call
national banks for Government deposits
is a probability Of the future: but the hope
Is expressed that this may he deferred
until the period Of Crop-nOvinS demand
has passed.
The question IL dependent. however. 20
an extent upon the point TO which the
Governments working balance may de-
clin. In the meantime.
The principal activity in the bond mar
k-t has been in speculative issues and IN.
tone has been irregular at times. United
States - regular declined onc-eightf Of !
per cent on call this week
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
LOCAL STOCKS EASIER
ON MODERATE SELLING.
GENERAL TONE OF LIST Is
GOOD.
Though Early Advances Are Not
Maintained There Is No Lack
of Bullish Sentiment.

Local securities opened fairly well. but
there vas some liquidation. and initial
prices were not well maintained Only ii
portion OF the early gains was lost. and
the market was fairly Arm at the ciose.
Transit eased of from sl2 10 sii.5. and
United Railways preferred was a triie
lowe. at -. The per cent bonds were
very strong. with sales On the up-turn
from sse to &se.51
Mississippi Valley at sai5 and Missouri
Trust at Sl32.59 had moderate support.
Commonwealth Trust opened at s9ss -
and dropped TO s-s2-
National Bank OF Commerce was taken
II IS and ;2s..s5. ana Third National was
firrI at S.97.J3.
Brewing Association S. National Candy
common ana Central Coal and Coke COM
mol were the active issues In the Iniscel-
.2neOCs list
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
CAUSED ARREST OF THE
WOMAN WHO SAT ON HIM.
Philadelphia Man Charges Three
Hundred-Pound Neighboe With
Assault and Battery.

Philadelphia. Sept Io-FoE sitting On the
lap Of a man Airs. Mary Walsh Of Camden
was held IN sso bail.
Sn. weighs more than 60 pounds.
Harry Carrie. hc- victim. weighs 10
POUNDS. His friends advised him to bring
u charge cf attempted murder.
Although believing lie could rot have
survived had Mrs. Walsh sat much long
er. Carle said the facts did not warrant
more than a charge OF assault and bat
tery.
Justice Barr was undecided whether sit
ting on a mans lap constituted assault.
but as CarIe insisted that he was suffer
ing from the effects of hts experience. he
decided the case was one 10 go To- jury.
According to Carlc. who lives at No sSS
Pearl street hs tried 10 prevent Mrs
walsh's .on from making noise in front
of his house
Later ars Walsh appeared. when he
was on his front step. and threw her 3o
pounds into lis lap
Mrs. Walsh lives at Fifth and Borton
.tree-s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
SUMMARY LOUIS MARKETS

in
predictions That Rus
crop
tn.
shipment
Tradn
the
ntrneut
higle cvcI
SOON n sight 90
tsnn revaIIes xere
vh.atop med 90 on =
ccUrnOy Oyeled7 7sc %
oats q
Of
| opened portion
"
ybetwee md
spo stton was
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
WHEAT CLOSES HiGhEH:
AFTER OPENING EASY.
LOCAL. TRADERS ARE THE
BEST BU YERS.
Speculative Operations Are Cur.
tailed by the Approaching
Government Report.

Wheat did TO: show much strength at
the opening but later there vas a fairly
good rally. and closing prices were on TIE
Gpturn- Weather and crop conditions
were generally favorable. and domestic
news had i slightly bearish tinge. except
that there was continued good milling de-
mand. Few traders cared to go short
pending the posting OF the Government
crop report
Dec. wheat opened &c of. ranged from
-iJi, to Sill. and closed at sI-1Iis asked.
Though temperatures were low in the
northern portions OF the belt. there was
little buying of corn. and outside specuia-
tive interest vas 50 small that the mar
ksr saggsd O. is cwn weight.
Dee corn opened SC OF. ranged from
i!Ayc 10 $40 and closed at 4si-:Fi.c b d
Receipts of wheat at St Louis. I0.- So
bu.. of which 1851 sks and i1i cars local
which sf3 sL.S. aad lpy cars local and
cars through: in l-S-
Receip;s % wheat AZ primary point.
FOR :: hours. 9l.."-, br-. against i.o.s.0o
bu- IN &c. ami sh.E reritS. III o"o bu.
against 55icl" bu. Northwest received
80 cars. against s6i cars in 1915 Chicago
received lss.etp b. and Kansas City rs
lp bu- Ci.arances 1894 SO bu.
Australian shipments OF wheat 10 Eu-
rope the past week reported at 5000
bg,. against .lc"o bu-. in 1915
OF which g. cars local and cars through.
against e1.lgi bu.. OF which D cars local
and , cars through. N ia.S-
Receipts q: corn al primary points for
.; hours 5000 BY. against $500 bu-. in
1915 s1d shipments i.iJi..fo bu-. against
s5i 0np bu. Chicago received ssI. SD bU- and
Kansas City. SEQ bu- Clearances. 4e.7oo
bu-
Receipts OF cats at ST Louis $500 bu-.
OF which 81 cars local and 2 cars
through. as against $3.50 bu-. OF WHICH .
cars local and car through. IN 1876 Ship
rnents. 2f.z3i bu-
Receipts OF oats at primary points for
"a hours. 55,.0s0 bu. against 5000 bu: In
1916. and shipments ec.0s9 bu.. against
80 coS bu- Ciearances. $40 bu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Corn Is Down lee To J-Sc-Oats
Are of 1-Sc 10 lIc-Proyi-
sions Close Jc Lower.
nY Assoc1Arrp PErss.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago. Sept I"-Uncerta!aiy as To the
showing Of d forthcoming Government re-
port restricted trading In the grain pits
to-day. resulting ia 4 festufeiess market
st the close Dec. wheat was up lHii.s.
Corn was down i.Ts-c. Oats were III "a
- Provisions closed With a loss OF 9.
WHEAT.
The wheat market opened trIfle easier
as a result o: lower cAb.,s and continued
favorable weather. Dec. being on - TO
- At Is'. TO Ns-i.. The demand.
which was very light at the immediate
opening. soon showed considerable i'm
proyement. commission houses being fair
bGyers. Year Of frost !I North Dakota
;o-uight had some influence IA stinu,xtinS
purchases Tho demand vas prinst ally
i0r tine Dee. option. the r..cs &. 9 lich
soon rUse to Sitt's
Trading during me remainder Of the sss-
sion vas mainly oi an evening Gp tLaf-
sCter. The fact that the Goye!nfnen;
report would he Issued late In the after
noon prevented 1ry great attempt on the
sellers part. prefeGriuS TO hoic or until
th. announce nnent OF tho official ASures on
the mes. crop was male. \ bGli;sn feature
of the late market wa tho increased Hour
business reported from the Northwest
shorts were iaiT buyers during the last
hour OF trading ] nc 0'UlhtlI from lti.tl
source forced the price O; Dec. Up TO 81 z,
but some reaction occurred on p-ofit-;ak-
iry The market close! nIIn. with Dec. at
81 eisIiH.A.-
Ci.'.rauc.~ Of wheat and fiOUT were equal
to- li3..p, bu. Primary receipts were 'ls.-
". bu. compared with i.9sr.S9 bu- a year
ago. MINNEAPOLIS. Duluth and Chicago F.-
ported receipts q y cars. against - cas-
last week and .I2 cars n year ago
CORN.
Favorable advIces regarding the cond!-
ton Of TIE maturing crop and a fear that
the Government report would be hearish
caused weakness In ccrH- Easier cables
also added TO the selling pressure There
vas SOM. recovery rom tie low point On
covering by shorts. The market however.
closed rather weak. De. opened a shsd"
lower TO 4 shade higher at 5i--c TO 5i'sc
sold between yizs{ - and -l-sc ana
closed at 81. Local receipts were 81 cars,
with - OI contract grade
OATS.
Oats were steady with only a light trade
The market was Influenced largely b. the
action OF corn. Considering the very heavy
movement prices held remarkably firm
Dec opened unchaugesl 20 isGi.C higher al
asi.c To- 22s.GS-A.c. soil between a.'.c and
re and closet at - alf3--.c. Local T.-
ccipts We're 80 caTS-
.NE-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
GENERAL GRANTS CIGAR CASE.
His Military Secretary Has Pre-
served 1t for Years.

Cincinnati. Sept. 1c.-Private Harmon
Brown, one time military secretary to
General Grant. las IN his possession n
cigar and 4 cigar case which General
Grant carried over forty years ago. A
package arrived - the Generals head
Quarters one day. and Brown opened it
in the presence OF Grant In the top OF
the package was box OF choice cigars
and with IL was a fine cigar case.
Grant looked 1t both .Or second ana
then said, with a smile: Fiji IL, Brown
His military secretary filled the case with
cigars from the box and handed them TO
the General He started to put the case
IN his pocket and found his own already
there Extracting the old Case. which
still, contained one cigar. Grant handed
them TO Its secretary and said: Take
the case and have smoke
Brown tooa them. but instead Of smok-
ing the cigar carefully preserved both. H3
has them now at his hoIIc IN Cincinnati.
As soon az the new museum IN Cincinnati
il completed he intends 20 present the
cigar and the case To 1t for safekeeping-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Chicago stock Market.
RAILR0ADED 81 YEARS
WITHOUT BAD ACCIDENT.
Nicholas Gilman After q Re-
marknble Service.

Columbia. Pa. Sept 1o.-Sichoia. c. Gil
man. the veteran engineer OF the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad. WIS placed on the retired
list. having passed the age limit. and by
virtue Of long and continuous service he
will also be placed on the pension list.
On August u Mr.. Gilman passed his sew
ea,leth milestone. the limit for retirement
OF these years hfty-one were spent in the
railroad service. He served in every ca
pacity from the rear end Of a freight train
10 the front OF passenger train and FOR
more than fhirty-six years he Was the en-
gineer Of the train known rs the Columbia
accommodation. running between colurn-
btu and Philadelphia
During all thcs- years Mr.. Gilman never
mot with an accident that resulted in seri-
Gus or fatal injuries to his passengers or
Limseit
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
HIDALG0 RELICS MISSING.
Spanish Heirlooms in Family foE
More Than 4 Century.

EEFUBILc SPECIAL
Los Angeles. cal. Sept. 1o-Priceiess
heirloom relics OF the old hidalso days OF
California have disappeared from the
home OF Mrs. H. Van Derleck OF No. 6e<
West Tventy-frst street Mrs Van Der
leck is Il descendant OF General jose
Sepulveda. who in the old days was the
grandee OF the great San Joaquin Rancho.
The hei.iooms came from this family.
.ulons other things stolen are two gor.
geous fans OF carved ivory and duchesse
lace. They were imported from Franco
for the Sepulveia ladies' in the days be.
fore the 'Griugo" came. Several shawlS
OF rare value. old Spanish lace and heav-
llv embroidered cloth are also missing
Some OF the articles had been In tbs
family ror century and half ard were
broceht from Spain. Jewels rinEr. gold
necklaces OF design never successfully
ccp.e,. h,- modern Eol6s:niths gorgeous Ola
arms and complete briiie made Of heavy
links Of solid silver are also reported
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
ODD HUM0RIST IN DUNELLEN.
Posts Sign Which Reads "One
Old Maid Captured"
REPrELIc sPECIAL-

Newark. y. J.. Sept io.-Duneiien. y. J..
grows more famous daily b. reasof. o: I'll.
published announcement that there are
lots OF eligible Young women living there
vino arc pining away because either the
young men Of the place haven't the caar-
age 10 propose o. the funds TO support
wives or else don't want Dunelien girls.
Some OF the lnha bitan;s OF the town are
becoming irriiatei at the notoriety the
place has gained. and now the climax las
leen reached. Some cruel miscreant has
tackled a big sign on the Post ONCE vh!eh
fcre the following legend:
Great Excite irent, one OF Duneilens
old maids has been captured
Letter. still continue to come to Port
master Brakeiey and Mayor WyckoE. The
Mayor has one which came from l.. Hirt.
OF No o. Suydam street. Brooklyn who
asked TO y. ''put in communication with a
nice resp.ctahie Cirl Of good family. not
o. extrayaGant habits or tastes
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
HORSE THROUGH PLATE GLASS
Frightened at Automobile, Ami
NAL Makes Wild Dash.

New YORK.. Sept. io-A horse attached to
a hanson cab belonging 10 Diward SneY
aho has stand in front OF the Hotel
Me;ropolc. o. Broadway. became fright
ened at Il white automobile and its large
headlight at Eighth avenue and Fifty
eighth street. ard dashed through the plate
glass window OF q telegraph Office at No
ss3 Eighth avenue. cutting Itself badly.
Two well dressed women we're in the
ONCE az the time. and they ran through a
eide door into the p7-t Ia-yis Stables n,
No. es5. next door. where the horse was TO
have been stabbed. lot OF SucstS in
Eeisenweber's cafe and restaurant. next
door on the other side. heard the cras.
and ran into the street.
The horse was rescued from the broken
window. where he had half crashed
through. after the owner Of the machine
had moved II on down the street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
ST. Louis interpretations.

United States Investment Company: William
/ snyder. - shares. Harry ". Snyder and l..
u Buila =lsres each. W. r. Wilson. -
shares: Ierut. Mister, shares: Christian F.
Sg-hn-ide- ] shares: TO do . general hotel. CATS
sra inves-ment business. capital stock. fully
pad. SO 90
Brown Woodenwsr- Manufacturing Com
psry. Samuel J. Brown. julius .. voSt. Acoiph
K-auss and Marcus A. Lcevy. = shares each.
20 30 a general Wholesale and retail hardwar0
and voo1.uwsr- business. capital stock. fun
paid. IS Ss
Enid Real Esta;. Company. F. w Bittman.
is7 s1a-eS: Edwin : Fish and George A c.
Wooilev. I share each: all OF 81. Louis. Gath
.rire Blttrnaa Of Les Angeles. Cal, I shares
rants scrip. etc: capital stock. fully paid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.


Provisions Were easier. Selling by Dit
traders due 10 prospects OF increased hog
receipts was Tho CHIEF reason fcr 4 small
decline throughout tho entire list. The
volume OF trading Was spIaIl. At the close
the Jan. products Mere each &C lower. pork
closing at si-.;ii:; lard at S.i2i= and rtbs
at t6.55.
Estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat 3. cars: corn. ~ cars. oats. l59
cars: hogs, & o., head
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
xew York Money Market.

New York. sept ll.-PTi-.e mercantile paper
s..a4i. per cent SteTiinE exctlzrge ste3ty. with
actUGi Su5.aess Ia bankers bills 4.es1sr
issIJ fO- demand. and f-si.sGi $40 for Se-day
tsiis. Ycsrsi E--es SO AL t.s. commercial
b.I.s S.G. Mexican dollars SO Govern
...-u. LG- = stea.Iy. -a.lrua, bonds am
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
New York stock Quot.,ion,.
RAILROADS

New York. sept. N-FoIiozln arr to-dsy's
0a!es q. stocks On the Etock EXCHANGE showing
The highes, and lowest quotations and eI9<.ns
bidt:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

Transactions OF the banks acre IN fair vol
urne. Taefe good demand Or call and
time loans. with discorn. rates steady between
sis and Fer esat
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

C1earings for the week were 81. So COM
pared with Sis f3s s52 last year. Clss rings for
the day were ss.sss.c,o; balances ss7s.i1s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
New York Curb Market.
REPI-BIIC spErraY

New York. Sept io.-The curb market fur
nished a tharu contras. 20 the trading on the
board room floor. Business was quiet ani there
wcrs no material changes in prlces In any
quarter. In'erborouEh Rapid TTansi. opened
al 1ts and advanced to is, on trading OF %
shares. and Northern Securities held at l0fAs
and Joan with seles Of go shares. American
Tobacco common. when issued. SOLD at 20. and
the preferred at 1@c. both sales being made sp
rarentIy for the purpose OF fixing q valuation
On these stocks Havans Tobacco sold at es
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
p.ns Quotation. O, New York.

New York. Sept. Ie.-C,osins quotations to-
a. fo- bond, on the stock Exchange were as
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

l.eN York. Sept. 1o.-Bar silver 5stsc.
Lcncou, Sept. 19.-Bsr eilrer N,sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

Reported by Whitaker & Co.. exchange broi-
0rs. 90 North Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Mining stock. in New York.

ew York Sept. ie.-Closing quotations to-day
mining Ftock. were as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
x.v York Curb stocks.

,,,0-,.s by G. II. walker & CO. No 'ai