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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15
Uncle Tom
Chat.
THOUGHTS OF YOUTH.

El1tS we nave. III is q revival OF
an aged persons life. A souvenir
for rainy days; a keepsake we
are 10th to part with. The
recollection of youthful days
when we played hide and seek or
waded the branch with our pants
rolled up above the knees, or
fought mimic battles on the
school grounds with dust wrapped
in bags to initiate powder. Little
did we boys then think of the
terrible slaughter we were to
witness in after years, and that
we would be actors in the most
fearful conflict the modern world
ever saw. Little did those sweet
little lasses dream that their
hearts would be pierced as with
a dagger and that they would be
called upon to bid farewell to
their manly and stalwart bro
theirs and sweethearts as they
marched away to war, perhaps
never to return. These recollec-
tions are some of the sad memo
ries of the aged ones of today.
Yet there are many things de-
liciously sweet connected with
our life. We fondly can recall
how often we thought of mother,
father and sister, and the dear,
darling sweetheart we left be-
midland their many deeds of
kindness shown to us while at
home.
Yes, often around the camp
fire we spoke of home and the
loved ones. The chief topic
among the brave boys of the
Confederate army was that of
home. And our hearts would
leap at the thought of returning
home when the cruel war was
over, and we could get rid of our
rags and lice--and go home as
victors. But fate decreed we
should not be victors, which
caused sadness to many a brave
heart. Following the advice of
our gallant and gifted leaders we
returned the same proud southern
sons we were before we went
through the bloody conflict.
Mother met us with glad heart,
sister kissed MS a welcome, and
our sweethearts seemed as proud
of us with our rags and fleas as if
we were kings and turned their
rosy cheeks to us and permitted
us to kiss them and made us
welcome home.
The world has never produced
a nobler set of women than the
girls of our boyhood days. In
musing over the past | fancy |
see their sweet smiles of welcome
looming up before me and hear
their gentle and loving laughter
as they tried to cheer us up over
our defeat. Then again | see the
tears as they steal into their
eyes when they would listen to
the story of how some brave boy
fell who used to be their play
mate at school.
Memory! Oh, sweet memory
How many sweet things thou
hast, and oh, how many sad
scenes come before us in close
touch with the sweet. Thank
God one day we'll 90 over and
rejoin our play mates and soldier
comrades on the other side, and
me thinks God will fully repay
us for all the trouble we've seer
in this life. UNCLE Tom.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15
One Ahead of Him.

Two candidates for office in
northern Missouri were stump
ing the State and in one town
their appearance was almost ST.
multaneous. The candidate last
arriving happened to stop at a
house for drink of water. To
the little girl who answered his
knock at the door he said-when
she had given HIM the desired
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15
Home
Circle
Column.

Woe to him who smiles not
over a cradle and weeps not over
a tomb. He who has never tried
the companionship of a little
child, has carelessly passed by
one of the greatest pleasures of
life, as one passes rare flower
without plucking it or knowing
its value. The gleeful laugh of
happy children is the best home
music and the graceful figures of
childhood are the best sanctuary.
We are all kings and queens in
the cradle, and each babe is a
new marvel, a new miracle.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15
General Directory.
SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
T.

In effect on and after July IL, 1894.
Train No, 1913 and l24 run daily in
Guiding Sunday, all other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15

90 Send us your job printing
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15

This column is prepared week
ly in the hope that it may awak-
EN- on the part of the husband
and the child deeper apprecia-
tion of her who is the central
figure of home; that it may
strengthen the family bonds,
making them more beautiful and
tender; that it may encourage
charity and breathe hope for the
future where language is music,
thought is light and love is law.
To the mature in years the Home
Circle Column may come as sad,
sweet melodies, touching the
soul with a gentle dew of melan-
choly and bringing into view the
reflected radiance of u golden
dawning. To the young we
trust it may brighten and deep
EN- the pleasures and a memory
of home, awakening a nobler life
and a grander future.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-09-15

Do you ever have the blues?
Of course you do. The man or
woman does not live whose soul
casts no shadow. In such hours
of depression do you grow weary
of self and make life a burden to
those around you? If you would
find a remedy for these shadows
which so often darken your path
way, get out into the world,
which is so full of opportunities
for doing good, and find some
one more miserable than your
self. Hunt up the unfortunate ;
extend to them the helping hand (;
the march of sympathy, remem-
bering ga load shared is q load
lightenedn and standing in the
shadow of their misery your own
troubles will disappear like mist
before the sun. The sunshine of
love will reflect bright tints
through the deepest gloom.
Scatter thus your seeds Of kindness
All enriching as you go
| Leave them-trust the Harvest Oliver
He will make each seed to grow.
So until its happy end
Your life shall never lack friend
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Misce1laneou. Markets.

FEATHERs-Prime white live gees. T., .r,u
s * Sc and in laTg. sks sc: prime s.ay " do.
sg4se; < z7aae: Xxx I7assc: Xxx sie ,oS1ie. Mhsse
on aare &C. bnek@T, 5aTs 70 PsF cen. on small SKIS and
cstn, ktooTJGinssns $. 80 to s. for average re- re-
ite golden sesf y black S. sfassa Mss .sSi sss pin.
sc .f bark e tass eselsa blood s 2,
sasIsaIIasIoark Of root saStsc: wild ginEes Sc:
BEEsWAX-ouo,e prime a, 2s,sc DER H.
SHEEP PELTS-Green wool belt. siS1 n.
lam isRb ssgs9c green shea.linFs s,ese slips and
DEER SKINS. ,ETc-PrimeG ID deer ~ skin, acc
Per Per lb: black tail &c: inferior less: ante antelope
saea al sss%stsd 8 To 6 for out, trashy
and and weedy; to $40 for fair and sil6iI.s for ,h.
ehan and to $50 Tor fancy: miller m Il Il s in
Ss !, 4 !, ss ~: s $: u Z 7say a. q.
:, sUNFLowER sEED-ouots at SO per ruy iIs Iss
SORGHUM CANE sEEp-Nomina, at ,e
CASTOR BEANs.gid s.a5 per bu. for pr,m.
DRIED FRuIT.sanared RI II pasese. Dslle. QUANTITIES
van xansed sdr at rba 4ae to te Apples dull and weak
r;ns
Sgssc for poor up to &c for choice: fancy large
chops aP as to a ie drIss ISsssnss =.
Dsi sEaNs 4. ss Sp Is 2 ss so5 RS%s
biacEeye sl.4oai,so. Fer ID: Iina i'm. peas y:
sanaI. lsn1iI, 5sd kidney ssasse Sale Is sss
aIac aHIaoNsYhh0uosei snh i, comsTNo white clover IL
dafk: etc: less. Extracted or strained: Choice
and In b9Is n;.-,s at 4s do in cans sasc very dark
SCRAP IRON AND METAI-Per 1oo m, :.
Mropsh. iron &c; heavy cast; malleabie. steel.
brass SO: copper Sl0 zinc 50: lead Sc 80: pewter
LINsEED on-ouotahle In lots Of fror, n
3 bbis- at Hc Per gal. for raw and u: for
CoTToN-sEED oII-wIn,er white sc. vel
Sc; eookins. white &c; yelsox sic sA'-'-
PEANUTs.ouote farmers stock 4. 4S4zo
for white % and @ g for red
HICKORY NUTssalahle at 7oc per bu for
large. and H;1 for sheilbark: sale sman lot
CHESTNUTs-Importedn ntaIian) 7asc oer n.
mixed to N9i.@ white-rice 81 10; shelied mor.. r.
al9IE sGaaR@asyotabes fRsaasy biesi per Dbl
HAzEINUTs.2uosabIs at &c per h.
per bbl: worth Sc per bbi. more this side.
4oc: western at s.9ssc; Bayarian at soas7c.
BROOM CORN-There is a fair movement On
q healthy market. Demand good and prices
s,saa ,on sales for N ots 10 q Is @
''Yse BoNESBiesched. 4 3 IN car lots on Tux ta,,
''fsi Sid e q fRP Re- . 'ss IS iss q: cons ssS
ssessl; e.d %: No ! "a nasiis Is: So.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
SUMMARY OFST. LOUISMARKETS

After weak
OF the
Argentine outlook
OF
condition
Smanrec
in
bearsh at
pressn =
whea openedk o
Maycor on
May oacl
In
in
eweenH5 and6p perc
Suoto easy in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Fruits and Vegetables.

The Republic quotations are for lots in frs.
GskkhtEs-cs,asba. skhi pony basket, lsc.
sasy .as e'f Rvsr ssl svi and ssWn
sand-pleked. and Ben Davis ssSsss. s. '@' Nv '''
l5e nearby Refers iss ~ per ss.Sa. . Basket. -"
Per bS1 nass.. sssh; s aSs 90 s! 5asa
suma and nandertns .l.go per j. box 49,
per box at sea2.59. according to kind. Grapes
emperor @ @S.ssgl:'5 per crate.
MALAGA GRAPEsSQuote at ;spas Per bbl.
SsAANAsouotsSs at osaa ss bunch Dss s9a OK
,,C ,CocoANuTs-Per Loo. E. trk.. $50: Job
CKANBERRIES-ouot choice late varieties
at PTNs sSs PET bb and Early kinds from :sss 20
1obbns way a. 1s,7sa5 per CRAZE: Cuban. l 10 10
66!s at q sol. 70 per doz.
sssss 9s Choice: s % fsf esas sad
Minnesota, skid. at SSg42c, according to quality.
ssdnesy Hoans 5sd st ssed ss @ p
ton del. and domestic $ per ton on trk: red
'asa1fs sarERksAfpNew lif Per so city max. ..- ss,
e. cTeaIMshf q and h7bsi g =: casks, % gal. e.
per crate Of doS.: choice nIpa ho.hau,s az Tai:
per dox.
ToMAToES-Choice stock at SIS DER bu.
oox; home-srown 0gI5c per bu. loose.
URNlPS-Home- grown wanted, l5c per bu.
loose for nat to &c for globe
BEEIS-Hcue-grown 2l4gc per. bu box
LETTCCE-New Orleans head lettuce at
HIa pe- Dbl. Quote at 5ti75c per bu loose
BEANS-Chojce Florida round green s. so
s-5o per hamper. and wax at SSd3s
CARROTS-Home- grown 4pl115c per bu loose.
ket crate.
SP!NACH-ouo.e at soc per bu loose
PAESN1PS-Home-sTow 40G5cc per bu loose.
,CELERI-Caltfornia large open crates (s-s
Sozl; Gg and white plume soGNc per doz
punches: Kalsnazoo <sITialD I1eflsi.c pe, doz. :
fDc per doz. ~
GARLIc-Quote new at SC per ID. and i'm
ported at 1Gsc per ID
SWEET POTATOES-Quote homegrown new
Beru1uda at Sldfoc per bu- loose: red Nanse-
mond i5lSoc and yellow at a@45c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new at S4a4 "a nor
bbl- on orders. ~
CAULIFLOWER-Horne-g ul5d1 . ner
bu loose: consigned at 81. 25GL5s per crate
RuTA-BAGAS-Quots In bulk at ss65Sc per
per crate. >i-'
souAsH-ouots Hubbard a. esssc Der bu
EGGPLANT-Florida a. 81 2soas Der hammer
sHALLoTS-Qnote New Orleans at ,0Ga5c per
RADIsHEsouote New Orleans a. &c per
BRUSSELS sPRouTs-lsHs1sc per quart
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Wool.
Hides.
Produce.

PORK. F. O. B.-New standard mes, In n
Jobb.ng way closed nominally at 81 60
LARDLChoice eteam E. side uominslly at
GREEN HAMS. ETCIcar lots held T. o. b. E
side thus: Hams-l0-av. ut SIC. 12s at Sc. 1Is
at SIC. 1ss and 1ss at SIC, cos at sLc Skinned
hams-1fs and 1sa2os and 2d24s. all at sIs@
SIC: californias at s1tasSc: y; 7. shoulders
block. del: Hams at 7A6sAc, as in average;
bellies at SAC to SIC, as in average: Californias
SIC, n. 7. shoulders SIC
d. 8. MEATjTo arrive: Loose cured cribs
closed nominallyi 4o9I-av at S9s.s.1sc and
bing way ranged thus: Extra shorts at SIC;
cribs At TIC: short clear at TIC: bellies at III
4S4c; plates and fat backs at SIC: standa.
backs q INC Dealers charged higher on orders
BACONlBId; s G meats IN z tobbing way
to 121zc for choice light. hams at S4sEc: Call
Plain smoked bxd- lots in a 1obbing way
ranged: Extra shorts at TIC: cribs at Sc; short
clear at SIC: bellies at &c: plates and fat backs
At SIC, standard backs at Sic Dealers charged
COUNTRY LARDI,uote new. In pals, NJ
1Slsc; old at grease price
OLEO STEARINEINomirial at &c
TALLOW-Quote country No. at &c: No.
, At 3Ac; cake al 4ac. PackerS prime nomi-
e GREAsEEQuote: Brown s0sxc: yellow sx0
&c. and white 4ls64fe-latfer - .1or choics
Plekar stock: Brown s69kc: yellow pf051zc;
Sscoa ssass: ssssk-5,ais IN; nm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

could be bought at isa1sc. Western best 3lc:
fair to, good 27a3oc. Other quotations un-
Philadelphia. Dec. Gigs firm and scarce:
nearby fresh 34c at mark: Western fresh S2G
Kansas City. No.. Dec. s-Ess firm: Mis-
Included. &c: case count &c: cases returned
&c less.
,nsuded. 5aa.c: afs.s sc: prime IN firs;s Sc:
extras SOC
New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Dec s.-Actirity In manipulated is
toaay W some el FEW ea.ea a IN sympa,sy
with the deciines on the stock Exchange, but
upon N mt aas thai many issass s
sse Or N no change In T5iie No NohsE1 ns1 Securities
and 1easted from a ' TO 'ns iss n'a'f loss q
Points Masksy Gompanys. . common ssnl,,, and PR pre-
at the closing fnserboro r. 1 I. cIesed ansha1s
at so.ks s after rs rf point Point hshs5 Io
Gus exception: losing y points and closing at
STANDARD on t 3rs Ia 70 81 the general
Coffee.
New York. Dec. s.-cofree-spot Rio steady.
The market for coffee futures opened steady n;
deT % bH
brazilian receipts. European markets were
aaS se a1s5 ss @s On
fair buying movement by trade interests and
smaller receipts, estimated for tomorrow. and
closed steady net unchanged to points higher
sales were reported of "a, 500 bags. including
Jan at s.s5fS -Soc March 7.Ioc; May T.a6af. .20c;
July 7.t5c: Sept. 1901 CSC. and Oct at 1850
Sugar.
New York. Dec. e-susar-Raw frm: refined
frm.
New Orleans La, Dec A-Sugar easy; opsn-
kettle 81 &c: open-kettle. centrifugal <a9sSc;
centrifugal whites 13-16c: yellows 4Asf4ac:
seconds 5l394Ac. Molasses steady; open-kettIe
$4,000: centrifugal 7g2lc- Sirup steady at .
Qesc.
Dry Goods.
New York. Dec. s:-Buyins Of dry goods IS
chaotic condition as any time since the reduc-
ton in raw material. SeIlerg are not inclined
TO operate or to make any announcement until
conditions are more settled The feature of the
market has been the reduction Of &c in Ions
dale. Other bleached goods on this order show
moderate reductions.
Petroleum.
Oil CITY. Pa. Dec. e.-Credit balances 81 90.
certificates no bid: shipments 1888: average
q: 10: runs 5.ii6: averaEe so.1i9. Sh!pments.
Lima 81, ss2: averaRe sas7o: runs. Lima 1854:
average 5o.33s.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah Ga. Dec. s.-Turpentine STEADY:
5oc. Rosin firm: A B, c s. 50: b 252Ls: 3 S25s:
= $50; g 2;si h g, %; I g. .ss; K g. 50: n
New York. Dec. 6-Roetn ariet. strained
common to good. $3.50. Turpentine firm: 52nG
ssilc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

coRNltEAL - $50: pearl meal. gifts and
|, horniny s. 50.
MI1FEED-Basis " tk and in Ioos: Bran
At SS6Ssc for hard and SIC for soft wtntH-on
direct order. soft winter at Sc: mixed feed at
&c for hard and SEC for soft: nids at Soc to 81.
At mill. bran Jobs at s6aSsc and ships at 81 10
GLE.
HsY-Basis .trs-: Timothy 81, for choice.
S.o6I.so sor No. and 5000 and scr for
l0N-grade: ciover-mixed 500 for No. / SO
s.ta for No. 2 and g for low-gIade: prairie. 80
for No. !. Ss69 for No. 2 and So. for low
grade: clover. Sc. 50 for No. !. Ss910 for No.
and S6G7 for low-grade.
sTRAw.on uk: Wheat and oat $.5o6s:
rye H.5O6S.50-
FLAxsEEDn.1: bid. spot or to arrive.
prompt shipments
1lEADA.H to A.SI
SPELTER-S.I5. Ii
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


New York. Dec, S.Live Poultry-Receipts 8
cars Western and Southwestern. There was
a weIl-sustained demand on heavy fowls at
yesterdays advance, but ordinary and light
chickens and fowls moved slowly. BOOSTERS
sseady. Turkeys in light supply and firm;
supply OF fattened geese on the market that
were shipped from: nearby farm and feel
Ing was somewhat easier. Pigeons steady;
quotations unchanged Pressed poultry - Re-
ceipts 2.os1 pigs. There was a moderate snow
fall yestsrday. but the weather to-day was
rather peculiar shape. There was an abun-
dance OF medium poultry. on the market that
was too good for the cheap trade. and not
good enough for the better class Of buyers. and
u61Iisc for chickens and fowls. Really fancy
large roasting chickens. either dry-picked or
scalded. were not plenty, and market ruled
higher. Prime heavy. clean, dry-pfcked and
choice scalded fowls were also higher. Very
to pay i5c for selected. fuI-breasted BIRDS,
but thin and framy neglected. Ordinary West.
ern ducks and geese in accumulation and dull
while fancy fat were not plenty. and were
;sssas ;sss ,si,s XSss.e% az
scaided fancy 1ssc; do average iaii,le Fowls
1o,4df1c. Other quotations Unchanged.
New York. Dec. 6--Egg-Receipts u,sic
cases. The weather was bright and moderately
cod. With the light snowfall Of yesterday
giving a winter appearance to the streets and
stimulating the demand there was further
extersion af QUOTED limits on nne, which means
Fesh-gzthered- undr Q &c relative value, were
sold It irregular prices according 70 custcmef
Hsfs1gesafon vere amI e sympathy With
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
st. Louis Future Prices.


Curb Grain MarketS.
81 Louis-May wheat $1-N bid. Puts q 1s1
and calls H.14S
Miwaukee-May whea,-Put, 81 III and caIls
LILY July wheat-Puts sac asked and caii1
glei Oh May corn-Puts +asd4fi1c bid and
Mfnneapolis-May vhea. Il 15x. Al 1yA pr,,
u.I4.s bid and calls 81 .rfY
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

~ Y6k D0e e-Nney On can steady NJ :
81 - olaf: dcslng bid ~ per cent offered
- - 80 Sxes pT sent Prime p @syn mes. =.
81 - 1S8 Pr eenf- ster1ine exchange
@Aol@ Tor 0ssnand and at IS50aS SIS ror
S-Aey LIZ; pnseed rstes kss and isza4s.S
-. 0ovsFnDem bonds steady. Railroad bonds
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Provisions,

BCTTER-crsamery extra :sa2slse; nr..s
separ1tors >82lc; seconds aGNc; country
packed utsc, and choice RON Ne: IadIs- -pscked
sGxna: Ga &c; nrsts 1Ae dairy packed. fancy so
&c; 3Sof % tair IElec: Northern roll tso17e
,h.ssssc ,hsScEsssssssd ss Hs pkss local and 1ss pkSs
count, cases returned. at &c for strfctfy SresS
nfsis ana &c Tor extras, cfty-packed cases in-
CHEESE Northern. on. orders: Twin rc.
limburgsf n4613c for choice; brick s6sc for
common and 13c FOR choice: Swiss isc TOR
choice.
LIVE PoUErRY-Fovis Tic; old roostsrv
lhe: sfagHy ROSTERS SC: spring chickens ne;
thin Idec less: ducks &c; geese 7i1c: xuinea
e5Is pREssD H fotITk{@eseases IL {eseas e ps5 asz
With head and feet on: Fowls SIC: ruster,1
sc: turkeys 14c for choice. ducks loc: geeso
she: sprfnG chickens &c.
ploy,r At $50 PEI, doz. Wild ducks per doz
laalards. a.5: blue wing teal SI5: Ereen
wing re: mixed g: Jack snipe q 3: deer car
ca1oe0 lie. and ventson saddle eeH2,c per IN
Wild turkey 11c Rabbits 81 10 ger dox Suuir-
rels 8 per doz. Prairie chickens s. for isrre
and y for s<nau or Texae. pheasants -. Quail
S3-s0 per doz =
yEAlChoIee to fancy. 100 to Is Ibs.. Sc:
heretics, sman and thin. .iIasi1c
FROG LEGS-Cholce large I-.5: medium
0-3 and small 5oc per dog.
FRESH FISH-Black bass lie: Graphic e for
mail TO 6 for large: dressed cat 1oc: spoonbiIi
cat nc: bullheads-dressed SIC; gross &c: buf-
falo-dressed SIG: gross l3c: German carp-larxs
dressed 3c, and gross &c: sundsh &c: White
perch 5izc: dressed sturgeon &c: striped baso
e0sc: turtles 3c for Swapping and sc fcr soft-
shell per b.: terrapin sec Per do1
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

and Fulton Market 81: mess $50: dried per H.
sets l2fEc; inside 15c: knuckles I5c; outsides
lie; tongues l2i-d15c-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

Nsv IOk, Dec G-Ihe Lnado- tin uarnef
- As1HHllx yte4 pot higher af nsl,- While
{GR1D 4o11e - f0 h Locally tie mar
" E0Q - 01oeaa5cns nngs hum W.1
- ceD09 - . hfflo 1w1R q ths
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
ADVANCE OF INDIVIDUAL
STOCKS IS NOT IMPRESSIVE.
INSTABILITY OF FAvORITEs
MENACING.
Presidents Message Follows a
Dull and Neglected Morning
Session and Puts Life
Into Dealings

NOV xo6G Dec |Indtvidual stocks
mAds volst1Ie advances to-eay, but they
w9O oe . character less impressive to
stodk-maxkse sentiment than some of
thcss that havs dh0t w IN the recent past.
Thsre wHe also fewer Of them
The instability OF other recent fayorites
at the altitude to which they had been
forced also begot pms suspicion Of thes,
movemsntA which eliminated In the vic.
lent nEeak in prices At the last. specula-
tSe ~ cno ~ asss .so sSoht & stoGs ~ recently IN
snae se 80 g njoy The next movement Of
tbs oeo@1pton. or those who have hooed
IT, snax tns wnoss market would be carried
Hsdalnss, aFe Beginning to rsaecf fhe3r Gr
e,S9sgpoenf@s1f b. seeking to sell out.
IN e1nG1 lev0 Of tbs market has mt
- ss.2GSnzvs to Advancing tendencies
80 ssazine e AmsFsst points t' tnroHeSE roeaas
ssida sss ~ = - & s: ssn S.n''d The tar that re-
EDcB INFLATED.
No~ q ths esnEI conditions does no.
e0sr an sxuaanas5oo for a decifns IN stoc,r,
EosDt for a. reason that prices NAV haye
- g0nsd hisher than was vananted
n mceovement IN conditions
St Sut r. S;ss;IsSA Syss nsSA rssumsd sold exports,
soisatnSs on on tSss ano .sh1s S%s loans. made any
- 70 nos1Uxe1 ssem dsposed to tass loan.
He fete8s e1cepf for ehorf v.riota
~ y - 4, ,e,verAee rate for cali loans to-Sax
1eenne exchangs indeed, wa. n,r.-
ne ne and lowef "a Berlin, while the = price Tce
% Dof fo9 y az sdx,1e.d e London. but the ess
unfnSnenmcSesdd M mSsd = = 10000 as q transaction
9c1 Of 8@.@ now On the Wsy n beIs rne rraG, I'm,
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EFFECT OF MESSAGE
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end resulted in . fairly comnrrb.r-
e0vence to above Last ni~ht.. -,
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color TO the supposition q th.s snoses % gave
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cuss1on which arose OF tho % t1e dis
rscem@sndation Of authority 10 ofsndenrs H. qe1s.
ScSA1S commission TO fir raIi
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r. e0i1 ,na0ra .s0M tne ssiiroads themselves as
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IT. b others It was inferred fhst on On
ts9;M eq +, 3nnof,ns 3ne OF the subject Of the the
= an mffmafion Of q special messa eptea go
sns suS9set and . probable advocaey on OF
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@ pr share. or 10 per cent. vn rrns,ad
1e anc1e haH the advance in the price Of the
stSSx I@ some single days recently. n'
valus. N.s0.en. United States bonds vezs pzs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

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