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MERCANTILE TRUST
Bach bond bean the indorsement of the United Railways Company of St Louis,
who guarantee the punctual payment of the principal and interest
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terest, and recommend them as an investment of undoubted character.
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Tra JUpubJic'a -Situtio) WanteJ" col-
DENIES KAISEft OPPOSED
PBESIDENTS PEACE EFFORTS.
lUrlm. Aus. X Tb Aa-'oriatad Vrf
to-tfay racatrej tie rol!:cs commualc
tloo from tb F.reirr. Of9ca:
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c-rr t!- orsoaiticn of lb Emperor or to
the notation ol Prwidest RouTrfl are
alacrtt, TJse Rssparor rrtxni th effort
of thr rrr.id.nt with adtnlraticn and
! t.k th arreatrat Icttratt ta tfca aucccas
or nia tanor ror aware, is waou- oai
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1924.
TRUSTEE
STAMPEDE OF LONGS AIDS
IN BREAKING WHEAT PRICES.
CORN SUFFERS WITH COL
LAPSE OF OTHER GRAIN.
Outs Are Steady on Good Demand
From Comtniiision Houses, and
I'nviriions Well KiiHtitinoti.
Cidcaso. Aur. X A atanincla of lon?..
lieut on nlur.lnjt their hoMlnm. Iimk
wheat prtctM Fharply h'Te in-day. Spt.,
after a khecr drop of le from th. top.
clol at it nw losa of Tv". l-pt. orn m
down lltc. Oala ara up a hhadf. lro
v1ioa8 vaty from a shada off to Z-z up.
vih:at.
Wheat oxhibilnl f:il:nfaa at t!i out
set many local Miortu who had rovrral
durinar tho predliis eiiion sipi.irtt;tly
elnB noliiliiB ln die tally hiiu.ition to
UjgeM hltrber prlctd. Tho a.-i with
wldcli their orferiti wire absorbed, liow
oVJr. dlbCoiirnaMl Hln and p.-cd th
markft on a linn fixtttiii;. tVit.. u-hMi
off in the. initial iilotatioiLj '.ti,c cl
Wc to SoSc. adviincetl 10 lc.
Although thero were indication" of rains
in tb. Northwert, the" tenor of crop news
was vatlKtactorv, ami the buIllidiin,--H was
altribiited chiefly 10 firm cables nrul talk
of laiise cahh Bale. Worn Mc :ho market
for Petit, delivery went off to 7;c, with
but little opposition. An enJinat of 7-
cnri for Kaiuair City !iy alon.Uy. lofirthcr
with eak:ie-4 developing In ca.h inar
krt of thu Xorthtvect, lnrtod a nLli to
aell that took i4l the early atrenglh un.l
brought ut utop-loss orders In trrL-.it vol
ume for account of earlier buyer:.
At the bottom there nan sufficient covar
ins to brine about a Mishtiy better tone.
TI10 dote watj ay at .Wic
Clearances of wheat and flour wer.
etual to 76.W Im. I'rimary receipts were
47".i) bu. against T'C'.w hu n vcar ano.
alinncapolli-. Duluth anil Chicago re
port ! reciptM of ZV) cars'. tigniiiM lil cars
lay: week and 20) cars a year uso.
COI1N.
t'oni ruled ateady at (tightly lower
prict.s durinK Ihe lint half of th session.
Country acceptances nre lijila and
overoamo In a ruramro the beariah in
fluences of weather and crop news. Upon
the collapse ,.f . heat value', wtabness
Ix-aine marked and alues .-uffered. t?ept.
waa off i.i T4C at 3i.c ut tiw iart and
totKli.it M'tc at its be.t. Tile cloro was
weak at the low point for the diy. I3U.
Ia-M'jl receipt eto t cars, of nhtrh li7
were of coutrart crade.
OATS.
Oats wer steady .Uli a good dfir.ar.il
from commission hnunc. Ilxjxirt denvird
wss t!m sustaining Ir.ttuence. Sept. ranged
ly.tw.sn aCac and ft'e, rloMns firnj at
3 I:.tl reci'ipta wro 2TA rr.
RAKOB of ruTunns.
Opea. Ilh. Ian.. .
bat
fept : 7i TM.
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lorn
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May tS'.btt 41 :. a It t7-il
4-,
SM M i, ',t:U M
s. rt .nw. rr
alar . 7S'.3. 21
a'rl. ri:k
ftt it. la.sf-, it Tt'. zt.sr-i
Uit 117 14.S7 14.::'i Ji.ST'.j
im
-rt- ii ?."Wx 7.7ii
vt ik .: J 11. !-
.Nev 7 773 7.i;i 7 7S 7.7J
.-t.cr: lltha
?r.t :, t.m .
Oct. ti .io .ti .o:4
r.rXTaT-T!" AND SHIPilltNTS.
Ilct:tt. bt,iin.nts.
Pai-. tl'i. 71..-) U.tn
Wr- tu .!) Ii.i0
Corn, tu S7..4 TOCt.0
Ojt. u 4VV.1M IU.t
l:r. bu. .......,. .o.)
l-i:t. tu at.7A I.1W
PI'.OVISIOXS.
TrarJe In pravl.lona of Fmall volursn
but prlfra wire sustained by packins
houic and thippinc demand. Sept. purk
i up .V at IH7 Ijird closed a rhade
off at tT.K1-. ll!t- are a hade. hiRher at
Il'tlniatt.l receipt for JIonda: Wheat,
wu cara, corn Z77; oat 3ii; hoss Zl.bji
l.t.ad.
STOCKS AMI BUSD AT ROWTOH.
IW.i.-ai Ata. 31 -fleatsa sac tatlnea te-Ur fT
nm. Ka.Ua. :i ! rcJcica aaar n
a. :o.:o..
UONBY.
Call I -ara 7Hff7i4 jtr c.tl. ttrr. kar lfH
j.r cat.
r.oNn.
A'taln fcdj. V K lU.atcac Cr.t. ... T
1K. tt ... .. ..U'-il
l;AIUtOl rtT.Clt.
Ati-Alanr. . J I Iitribl rM... 5
Imv tft . .!' 'Velran .T.trl... 7.
tH ir a. Alinr i . N. Y- N II "
rtctca c Mal: . 17 (Mre Marctiiu. . J
Kfar rera.lfl .7 .fplca I'ac.'Sr .. !'
Jll.ai
'.LOnirii TOlvr4
An. An: aci2.. :;"u tUlwn tHec tUurc-
lit
I. Hi ...... Mi- ni-trte
A-n. lta Tut 1.. f Ui
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lo r-rj .. .. 1ft , I. fti,
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J1IN!.NJ fUlirav
A4fB:ar ... .Msk ............ i'
Allcoca . . (U ttoatslaa... .. 77
AmaurJC'tel-.. ... ' HiJ .. 7V!
Atbr'jf .... ;: tl'MTKt i:-.i
liuuasi 71 '. O-Jarr 717
v:.nii A li4- 'nnawo ......... . ',
Crcter.s.U .. ... .. Tamarack ..... U77S
i-r luaat .. . 7f ! T!r.r. ............. l,
Ital)-T.f .. . .It'. I'l:x: Copr 37
!..rrQ Coal. ... 7. I ia . ..... .... .. 44S
rrar.:o . .... U'. I b. MIslDg ,. H",
rx"ir . -- . 71tVtorlA ... . 4S
lo l:ct: TTs'Wltciia .......-5;
Mjm. atlr:ij . . 5 1 R"r.rU: 777
allcicaa . . tt'i
BiX 7Aka4.
Bmr NU.P.
f Tk au. TC-atar tilur Ci.
Laafa. As. TA Bar .llTtr Bna at 7V Bar
ara.
Move latere Displajetl m Buav
aisc of tke Fatuity Taaa ia
Basiness or the Ex
change Floor.
New Tork. Aus. J Ths brief .ef Ion of
the stock market to-day brousht no re
turn of the early week Kinsuine ten
dency. TraUir.a; war untpaiatly light and
narrow. The profrnloiml element ts ev
idently disponed to make no commitments
either way. in view uf the reports from
Ports nioutli.
In fact, morii interest as displayed ln
th great turf event of the tiav than in
the market. Sentiment as reflected on the
Kuronean rJtchansra was not ef ilia sort
to inopire conndi-ncc, t!:ousb wme Ameri
can stocks wern hichcr in London.
Paris, however, teported a decline In
rente and ltcrlin Kbowed eorai hesitan
cy. With scarcely an exception, openins
prices her were lower than at ye.itcr
iay's cloliifr.
Heading oined a full point down and
went still lo.er. but rallied nartiaUv.
Other activo i-sutu aucb ax L'r.loa Paci
fic. aIL-ouri l"acltlc. New York Central.
Kries and Amalgamated Copper yielded
substantial fraction!: or more witli an ab
rupt drap of : points in Atlantic Coast
lane. Tho traction stocks were compara
tively : trorta; en buying from commission
house., with local political arnhallon.
UnofflcUl reports of a favorable charac
ter beinir on the pcac. nOKOliatlons went
rife In tl I.ihi hour, and (airly heavy
Imylns movement ia the I'nlteil states
Steel s-tock.". htlpf'l to rally the 11-d.
There wtre ymi.-ithetic advances in Ten
tieskee Coal and Ilrpubtio Iron and Hteel.
Full recoveries) were made bv imm f tlic
active Issues. KeadinK beinK A iiulabl. ex
ception witn a net iwt or 1--, point.
To an extent, at ltrt. the lmproveil
tone of tho irairkct tt.tiltrd fr.nn the
showing madj by ih w.-kly bunk re
turns. Tho loss In rah nan 1 than had
been expected, and 1-ians alviwed a tic-
crease. The one Imiantant r.iilioa.l re
turn ror the1 day was tna I 01 .1c11iF0n.
with n:i Increave In n.t earnltiK for July
of K&iiOlu. Total hales to-day uf bonds',
par value, J1.37j.im.
wniibvs iiistoky.
The week becan nltlt a coiitinuaitce of
the upward iin.vt in ut, v.hioh h.i Mitfetnl
but tiislu liittrniplion sinco it inception
in June, a cheek cam on Thurwlay. and
afialii on friday, when the flurry vmtted
by tho f-nall.iial udvuiicei. in Ilcadiut;
resulted in a Ktnerai i-ciuacK. 1101. now
ever, until new lilun rvconw pad ben
by hCeraI of the most active 1
UC3. These lncn.de.1 I nion raciiio. i;eai
lng. Eri" common atid second prehried.
Cultail State Htee! preferred and Amer
ican meltlur. T. the Iras nctive list
inlKlit be adile.1 Illinois Central and 1K.U
war.: ami lludnu.
Tim ri-o in i:nlon Pacific werved lo .-all
retii-wi-d att.inion to the iM.sitloii of that
pioperty. l:vonH crelit the Union Pacitio
inanatiemcnt witli the "-ale or turt of its
Northern Securities holding at a. iiri.-e
inuih above their 0ticin.1l cot-t. but there
Is rxctllent aitthorltv for th statement
that a very lance share of this Fame aet
nuialns to be nuirkettd. Finthc-r cvidetie-j
of the close alliance existinar between Un
ion Patilicand Pennsylvania. Itiiilroa-s in
terests was off red during the ueek in the
announcement that a comprehensive trartle
nsnemeiit had ben anT.iU7ed U-twe.-n tlt
two fli::.s with the eoliourrente of the
two iuteicts that dominate IhJ Hill. Mcr
Can and Var.dtrbilt proper!!?!-.
Whatever the merits or motives Lack of
lieadius's Miectacular advano". the apeeu
lative iub!i: Iuih liiully bc:it:i to rtuard
the ninvinient with mme. dlsrt. Tliis
is larcely i.e-.ni!.e of the l-lief that the
nock ha advanced al a rate out of pio
lr:ii".n to its pr.a.'nt valti and that tli.'
methods of U.or-e responsible for tiie ad
ancc have cicated an awkward market
situation.
The llrie liuts have fulfilled t!ie pro
pli.ie.s of the interest which caiuo Into
active control tluiinK the List two year.
The road's poi-xililit!rs oa a feeder to uny
imo of the ureat lines repnuentid in its
directorate have le.;n an iiiideuiablo fac
tor in iho increase.1 11I1ts of it securities.
!u the in'liiitrl.il llit the lutercslliiK ft.i
ture of ll.e w(ek itai lie- Mrcustli uf
I'nitcd Stairs rteej ijreferr.il.
Tliat stock is tirmly (staliiUhed as the
barometer of Hie l-tecl ai.d iron tritdc.
and il ailxance 10 a new hich level is
coitsriileiil with the -tali rutins of authori
ties in tho trad- that the comiiijt ear is
-.:Ud 10 bo the sirateM In the Idstory
of tliu lri.de. The common ehar.- have
moved in s-ympaihy with tho preferred
and It U a n.attir of contral l-elief
that tare blocks of this ih.--.ud have been
withdrawn from its market.
The four advances! In r. lined copper
during the week. I.riiilnj; 11. priee of
mi ml within a fraction of a cent pcr
iiii'd if Us IiIkIicm i)iiotn value. Ix-flect
satisfactory coihIIiIoik prevailliu; in tliat
industry and uc.;ountlu in prt at measure
f. r the strensth of Amilqamaled :cip.'r
shans. Tiie harne reason, cmijiK-.l with the
higher priic of bad. accouinj; for I lit?
new liis;h record reached by American
imeltiti; stock. Tho lucrrcis-ed market
value of tli ceil Htocks follows the ic
ceipt of ndvicis from di:-trihutliiir fcntirs
tellinc of tli usinl activity jr. itdlntj the
ritiuirenients of tli- w Intel's, seaw.n.
Tiie vvtk wits most notable, al.-o. for
a general upward inovcuiciit In the t.oiild
stoc!! under the lend of .Mivoiiri Pa
cific The, vari'iii' toads mbra-ei under
this head are virtually atTcele.1 l.y crop
pro-Peels, and a koo.1 erop- ;etm assured.
rcHtiltant i;o.td earnings an; e.jctet.
Tha llow fever caru uppiars tu have
eptnd. d Itself, Ja.lt In;; from the strength
of suclt mocks as Illinois Central. Louis
ville and Nashville. Atiantie "oaM l.i:-.-and
Huuthern luilway. tattle is heard of
public interest in 1 lie present market, but
th fact that thu largest co:ninHhio:i
houses arc cainita: wry Ushi lines and
Uirrnwliti; very little money would tend
to prove thut tlds iut.-rrc Is still 100 in-cora-Iderabin
to b.i t s:'rilcil s.rlously. In
deed, the ulciue f( unv ptotiuiinced de
mand lor money h.:s rinlurnl rates), .th
mil bi.d time, to lerrU which b.fer Kfrik
1:. romrssts to the grot bull inov.mr.t
or lsoi
in Hii4 suine tr.or.ili of that je-r -.il!
money ruled al from Zj to 4 ler rent, with
lew long-lime loin umlir 7. or cent.
Thit wek. vvitli the eict-pllon of n ulilit
Hurry at the .ud. I tie prevailing nue on
call was : ier cent, while Iinn for tn
U.icejt perirl did r.f't po aliovo t I'-r
cent. Thrcs jeers ago tlio Wst nnd all
the .Rrlctiltural eenttrs drew" heavily un
thi- market to move. croj.
This var It Is rUinieil that 7Sie varlot.
seclions will tinutice lluir own inuveiiienu.
The ii.irt.ss at events sit Vortunoutli
has naturally I.e. 11 followed with liitvres:.
a feellnz ifi7ire.i more by rcr.tlmenr than
factual -ii(e7n. There Mt be..'ii ii men:
talk of a Itu-alan or Japar.efc' lean h'-ri.
but bankers cnntitius to dcrljre that ary
pere ri'iuin merits of lh t-oniciiiiluc na
tions could t-i llnanced here In part en
rasonable ttrnu.
I7irnie. inuro particularly I.ondos.
houicist on tulaiice diirint: the tk ar.d
the field for American tcurlt!cs abroad
i. nleidily widnlni7. Ad lltional evidence
of this is found in thu propoied listing
of l'ennotv.ini-i Kaliroad shares on the
llcrliu. II imburg and Frankfort rs-cruinx-s.
In the, steady abrorr-tlon on a
limited rralo uf our stocks (n Kraiicc.
The Isjnd market uf the week wag ir
rr.mlur with the tourse of rlocks. United
Flatet Zi advara-ed and fa and old 4j
' Pr cent on call on tne w.-ek.
tr lark Mmmr-r Market.
Na Yelk. Auz. 7i-il-ey on ca!l rtmlnl:
r j lues tlto- K'.i !i7r. Pi -.J r) iUs ZU
it ir r.t, rr-.TUji 4. I'rht- mtreBth. pa
per 4eNS ;"r r- t ".rt.na s trs auaJr.
with actual Vu-ln 1 in Lasera tills at .Vil
t IttS for lrir.ir.il ar.d .: 4.lt.,v W tor -.-Aay
HK, i"t.I r.it 4. V'C n.I 4. 7t, r.mrrifr
cUl bill- 4 St. l!ran .! I ara 47c ft xrrtr.".i
Ua. aitaCy. ri.i.-Ci7 tcrUt tnrsuar.
JUNKMAN AND BOYS ARRESTED.
Iiids AcciiM.-tl tif Selling Stolen
Iron 10 Iteulcr.
Po:i.-ctan Phethan of th; Central Dis
trict yesterday ufterncon arreste.1 Abra
ham ;reer.tK.-r. .X junk tlctltr. of No. ITS
Slnclcton Hint, on a chargs of receivtra;
stol-n prcperty.
Karlicr !t the iIa Sr.--hir arrtd Jo
seph Italph. IZ year old. of 77o. 113 Pin
Kltoa atrett. Jld Hoy Hri'ig.s, It years
old. of No. lull roa:li :chtcrrith nr.et,
on chsr?e of atiXIIns ttun from tbc Mif
socri Pactas lU.loay Compar.r. It is aJ--sed
tt-at Ilia bs rold the Iron to
Greenbtrg.
WAGON "1hR0UGHWINDOW.
DriYer Hruiscd in Collision With
riuUuibun Car.
Edivard Brci'.rr of No, 731 Orarois av-
r.un wa sevtrcl; brulscri and his wagoa
knocke.1 tbrousn thr alcdow of I. H".
Sawyer" srecery at So. ll Ncrta New
tead avea-wa yesterday ftrrcocn by a
Suburban car.
Th car waa going aait ind Bresler was
drlvlric corth. Tiie car auuck the waon
with great force, throwing Bresler t the
a.t s-k. I.ah. W7.a balltv a-at Tftiat
dAscage if about !.
Teeteraay'a wheat irisrtrat fct at. lassls aTtaer. Cables opened higher
what little fereiga mm MM aat amTre4 f talaalencM. The chief faetar tat tha
ettoAtioB. bowever. was the coBgested ceaaMoa the akft. ptioa. There to apfarr
ently an extensive abort aaterest la Sept. wheat, aaa reeeat adrices fiem tha North.
wen and the laat ere eettaMte. which pUcea the yteH at SSeKMSS bo. below tha
Goveranebt-a aVguree. have' teaded ta aashe beam aetk cover. A the thua apprnarhea
for ctosjaa; up the Sept. bnatatM a certaia aaotmt "of tinxlety is felt. The coaatrr
Biovemeat has not beea aaartr as heavy as was anticipated, and some fear exists
a to whether there will he ssasMts aatscleat to SU coatraefc. Tlte strength of Sept
wheat served to pun 19 the" other options, and was accountable directly for tha
general armness. liverpool opened 4d higher under the influence of late strength
in Friday's American marketa. In Jltatneapolis ail panicky talk has disappeared
and that market evinced boots strength train for some days. Iowa and Illinois
fanners are not aeUing wheat as readily as It was believed ther would, nn.1 receipts
at primary centers are light as compared with last year. The volume of tradiac
hern was not very large and most of the deals were of a scalping character. Prac
tically no outside Interest was manifested at the session, as has been the case for
several days p.t. The selling side of the market is hopeful on crop reports from the
spring- belt, and declares the present strength will be shcrt-lived. Tho cash situation
was the most satisfactory feature of the day. Prices held atrong. with a Jars'"
demand, especially for high grades of wh?at. Receipts wero light.
Xo news or rtports of any kind cssae which wonUl tend to Influence the corn
market either one "ay or tho other, sad that cereal was almost entirely neglected.
Uverpool opened a little lower oa corn. and. as far as cotihl be learned, but littio
foreign Inquiry exists for It. The Sept. option Is practically a dead Issue.
Jept, wheat opened Uc higher and closed 3Ke higher.
Dae. corn opened sc lower sad closed He lower.
Sept. oats closed steady.
Receipts of pioduco were ta fair varum. Prices or fruits and rose tame
generally steady.
Local securities were la fair demand only, and banking Issues were neglected.
Yesterday's bonk clearings were SU31W. balances l.lV.ttl.
Spot cotton was steady la the local BBaxhet,
SEPTEMBER WHEAT WAS
STRONG POINT IN MARKET.
snoRT
INTERESTS HASTEN
TO COVER.
Junes Crop Estimate Is 50,000,00
Itelow Goreruneat Figures
Farmers Light Sellers.
ron-ddrrabln fttmnesa developed at the
cii-ntn;: of yesterday's grain rnarki.l. and
UHrf Well maintained throughout tlte ses
011. The chief factor In the situation
was covcrinjc bv the interrsta which are
short on Sejuemlr wheat. IJght de
liveries and au inclination of farmers to
Lol.l tiieir nocks, ccupled with wet
weiilhor In the Northwest, caused unextl
iic.4 atnontr the bears, who proceeded to
cover. The cash market continued atrong.
Tii. Jouea tsttmate of a spring and win
ter wheat crop, of only cismaw bu.. or
neraly od.OuO.OuB bu. belcw the recent Oox
emnient estimate was also a bull help.
rVot. wheat opened hlaber. ranged
from 7SVfi7i,o and cloanl Stl'sU hiither.
The corn market was dull and feature
le. Nothing developed In the way of
news which could make the situation ln
trctiiu for any clasa of trailing.
Throughout the session that cereal was
neglected, tuh corn was fairly strong
0:1 lljrlit receipts. The Sept. option proved
piactlcally a dead Issue.
Rxi-orts of corn to Gurnat for the imjt
rent week estimated at Sn.Sa) bu.. against
I.177.0i bu. a week ago and 7.M) bu. in
In-c. mra opened He lower and closed
Uc lower.
XEW TORK. BOSH MABKetT.
KKPI'ISIJrtfl'ECIAU
New YrtrL. Aug- 7 United Mate 47'vern
Diest t.n.l eiiweil lirm at unchanged qutj
Horn, in lli- amcral liond uintkrt. HruOklyn
ltai.1.1 Tnmlt l ami Ihick lstan.1 VUl-ral
4 .ir!d atrung; ia other qaart.ra prices. ruled
siraily.
UNITKU STATES tlOVIUtNMIMT BOND8.
Ciiatd To-.ly. Yesterday.
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JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES TO
BE CANDIDATE FOR SENATE.
7craia Oralar wad Cdllar Praaablr
Will laaleat Seal ( lolled
Male. Seaalar Baeea.
i:t:i'i nuv pveciau.
Atlanta. Cu.. Ausr. 16. John Temple
Grave-, r.ditor of Die Atlanta News, and
one of the most prominent public men In
tb .so'Jth. will probably r: a candidate
for the United Stales Senate. In opiiosl
tion to Senator A. O. Ifcicon. Tiiat Sena
tor I-icoti will be a candidate to succeeat
himkelf, there is r.o doubt, and the race
premises to I"? n lulercstlsg one.
While Mr. tjravta has t:iailr no for
mal accounc-fment. Ms frk'trls ur.dr
ttar.d that . Is a4uaxcly ln the race and
ire making their plans accordingly.
T!." formal announcement will be forth
critnli.r. it I nnderatnod. soon aa Sena
tor Itacon returns front abrugd. where he
bis irone for the l'-nefit of his h-a!th.
Sir. tlraves Is delaying the announcem-nt
In ordr r.ot to tak" aivajritrige of sena
tor Haron'a absei.ee from the State.
Mr Graves is known tbro-ighirut the
countrv for hii oratorj". He ha appeared
upon the platform In all sections of tha
country and Is declartd to be the succes
sor of Henry W. Grady.
aecatar- l:.-.con it himself aa orator of
rare atillty ar.d a race between the two
for fna:or&I hosors will doubtless at
tract the a'.ttr.tlca cf the Ratios.
sear IIHae. Cora4ratl.aa.
RKI1. BUC 6MKIAI.
Spriagntld. 111.. An:, it CertlSlcat? cf
IrKorj-oraikm were Issuad to-oay by Sccre-tk.-y
of St!" liott av follows:
TSe srcadJer-Oale-Wearen Catnpacy.
Cairn: capital 7-.; wholesale and retail
grocery. Ineorpor:or. H. Wtaxen. 1.
fi. Wearen and P. . Seudder.
The Woodstock Weaasn'a Cluh. Woad
stocV: social. Iricorporators-PauUne ".
alcilanua, Alba Waadrack and Bstsabeth
Saslley.
The alechaiv'cs Social Chib. Decatur: so
cial. Incorporators Joe B. Durham.
Cbaurle Kcrsriara and Auguit Shasnettkl.
Tha crroosey Usrator Corooaar. located
at Cropaty, certlSeav to an Increase la cap
ital stock iroaa - to SB.. .
The savaaaa tAgar (aiaapsnr. urcaiea at
LOCAL SECURITIES ARE
ONLY IN FAIR DEMAND.
RANKING ISSUES ARE NEG
LECTED. Week's Business Considered Sat
isfactory and Indications Point
to Renewed Activity.
laical securities were easier at vester
day's session of the St. Iuls Slo.jt Kx-clnns-.
The .ls were :n fuir velum.,
but failed to curry out the promise for
ac'ivlty alv. 11 by the early daya of tho
Week. There wcre some otitside orders,
but must of them were for selling accounts
and they tended rather to wcakeu the
market.
On the whole, tha week's business was
considered satisfactory. depltc the Inac
tivity dtirinc -the last two days. Many
stocks yconl train, over the previous
week and a good undertone of utrenartli.
existed. Indications are for Incre-iiet!
business 'between this and the end of
fall.
Missouri-Lincoln Trust Corainv soU Tt
fllS.Ti in the eariy part of the selon. but
Inter dropped !t fourth uf a point on tell
ing orders. United Railways ta wera
strong at 7. A small lot of National
ll.mV of Commerce changed hands at
ll.r.). a niatirial dea'llne under tht last
previous tnatisfer. Two shares of Mechanics-American
National went at SRI.
YESTERIIAY'S SESSION.
Closing quota! lens:
FU A!5f4.
L'cited Uailwaya (M st.7" $ !!..
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Brrmn rru. StiLscrlptloue..... 111.1 4 t:'
Mechanlcs-Amrrlcan 771 o "l.i'Ji
National lun.'c ef IMnirn.rce. Sli h,
Tliir.t N.tinr.al lunk .' .
Jtls-i'lri-IJr.ruln Tru.t let.374 147 rt
t. laMiI ITnl.n Trutt Z-."
Title ;naj.inlv TniM 7'.i"
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Simmons Ilsnlwar . coin :t7Ji
iw. l.t pt. 1S. 17').'"J
!.. M pf.4 124.'
Rnw.laay x l-il.tl"'-. HI-W
Xflsourl is M 1
K. ft. I and SuLarban te. . IM 7i lC.7S
Krewlrc AMooIaitisi (a l'.'!..0
ranite-lll-Mrtallio 1
sat. J.vri lir.l U.M Itrt.
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ls. stork TiM ....
AlK.n ;rn:te is 7.S7'i
V.rslllinhotue S".0i
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1.V lllsrouil-Un.-iln TniBt at 14.J"".
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10 American Credit Indiiunlir t I7.'u
DESTITUTE WOMAN ASKS
AID IN LOCATING HUSBAND.
Mrs. Kale rawer Nays He lft Haaaa
la May aad Has .Nat Beea
lleaurd Fraut.
Weak and deslitute on account of sick
neyje. Mrs. Kate Powers, residing In th-s
luisement 1UN11. Jl)H Ollv.: tr.et, has
uskeil tli aldiof the polic in fiiidlnc the
whereabout- of her liusUind. Michael
Powers. 47 years old. who left St. J-oui
011 Jlav 23. for tlrcat Fall-j. Mont., whert
llrs. Ponrs says he had tha asuranea
of steady employment.
Powtrs toll his wife that lie would
semi for her aiid their two younr; sons
within two montiis after iiolnir West, Ho
has sent no word i-ince depurtimr. and
llrs. I'owcrs fears thut somihinif has l
fallen him. Sh- staUd last nleht that sli-i
and her husband I1.11! aldj-i gotten
alone well together and had no trouM-
Mrs. Powers inaiia-d to exist on moii'y
which she 1ar11.1l ut w.ishin; until she
was taktn lli. To make th burden worse,
her two ao'i". John. 17 years old. and
rilwai.l. vers old. Lc-came slcjc about
the same time.
The members of the family were at
tended bv IXK-tor Humphrey;! of No. 3C2
Olive trt t. Mrs. Powers Is icgalnirg her
strength t some de,;re now and her
youn;e.-t y..n lias about r covered. Ties
elder son is still In bad, suffering from,
(.sihma.
Pailltie; to Inci-te Inr hustiand. Mrs.
Powers will inakti a.i effort to seeure J-id
Iri reaching Tucson. Am., whore sho ha.s
a brother apd a i-er. wl.. have agreed
lo supiiorl b.r and ii children If they
i.n man-cr" to secure i-ailnMd faro t
theiii. Tiie brother is William 4"oeman and
Ills sister Mrs. On. en 'oi:iiaii.
Mr. a I'd Mrs. Powers catiM to St. laiuls
I.vt March from llsrtford. Conn.. wher
the htisUind bad b'-eti a blllinK clerk and
bookktejier. After re idling St. Iuls h"
could se-ur" work ntv as a" laU.rer and
wa empIo-l al the World's Fair
grounds.
TRAINING SCHOOL TO OPEN.
Twenty-Fourth Year f Institu
tion t (Vinimence SeptemUrr i.
As an Innovation for the twenty-fourth
year or the Women's Training School, a
depaitment f.r Instructing attendants In
lh care of tin- sick will Iwi oa-ned. tha
course llnr scheduled to roinrnencr Sep
temlier IS. Mrs. A. Hpencer N.igel will b.
ln chiirge.
The a.lml.'ion department will be at
the school August 3. Zi Z and Zl to re
ceive applicants for this branch of in
struction, anil for other departments. Mr.
I'lara A. fo-atesi i tjeneral superintendent
for the rrauiug year.
Ilranches of the various oepartment.
witli tliee In charstj. are: IXimestlc sci
ence. S1U U'ki ! !Vrifu.nn: domestic
arts. lira. Loaiae Craves: bi:"iru:a dpnrt
ment. Mr?. Margaret S Utrlch
MONKS TO AID PEASANTS.
Russian Monasteries Open Pnrsea
for 1'oor'a Benefit.
fit. I'eterb'jrg. Auk. . The jr.ona.tr
ieis or Ka.la Lave lc!dsl to open their
purees nr the relit f of !ie- peasants ln tho
famlne-ftrlckn districts.
It li re:artsd thut th recond richest
monaery ta Russia will devote R.irWaS
fn.ui Ita trury and I)Jo from Its
tavtnuei la loaan to needy pea'anta
FRENCHEN6o!eR ARRIVES.
A. !. Guerard to Afl6i.it Pansraa
Canal Cotumissiou.
New York. Aug. ZC A. S. Gasrard, tha
French csglner appoinieil by Ws 7ot
ernmnt to act on an sdtUorr hoard In
conjunction Willi the IMnama i.sr.al Com
mission, arriv-d here on the steamer Ia
Tnuralne from Havre to-day.
Stnator Jos pli ir. Millard of Nebraska
Was also a pairenger.
niWHLn1 sr-'itnal..
Kldorada. I1L. Ausr. 26. N. Starward
t-Uy appointed City Marshal of this
city, ta all the vacancy caused by the
raslsaaTliiii of Ueorge Swan. IlarrlsBn
awewa has been aaptdated Street Otssils
tlener. to succeed W. S. CeoUser, aa.
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