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STEADY INCREASE IN
DEMAND FOR BONDS.
STRONG FEATURE OF NEW
YORK MARKET.
Inside Buying of Union Pacific Is
Still ConSpicuOuS-Tobacco
Bulls Taking Profits.
EETyELIC SPECIAL

EEl'JELIC SPECIAL
New York, Jan 20.-Iu spite of a little
realizing by small profit takers in the last
half hour. to-dsy'S market was a firm one.
Its strongest feature was probably the
steady increase in the demand for bonds.
This is 4 movement which almost invaria-
bly, procedos a general advance in active
railroad stocks. and the strength displayed
in diyideud-paying stocks. such az New
York Central and Pennsylvania. showed
that investment WAS extending tina way.
Foreign news stil continued good. and the
bank statement showed an important In
crease IN the surplus reserve and a gen.
orally better position.
The tone all day was firm and in spite
Of some realizing. the market finished 50.
In" inside buying Of Union Pacific was
sim conspicuous. and the reports current
IS 10 its absorption Ly the orthweSte
On q basis of I per cent for the common
stock, received Il great d.al of credit. The
trad" reports and short covering gave a
better tone To Sugar. The recently-formed
but IL Tobacco VAS said to be taking prof
its.
The bank statement had a favorable ef-
lrSt ana the increase in loans showed "A
more active bull market The short account
vas b'!4'NtI 10 nave Teen very materially
reduced, except in Brooklyn and SuEtr.
me foreign news continued IF a Favorable.
character. ANA had Il good effect. The de-
Neiupments in South Africa during the week
have been upon the whole favorable. Cen
ordl l:ullor's position Is materially i'm
proved, Will General White in Ladysmith
mas, BY a most S~.ngUinary requasc. shown
the boSicS'rs that he Cuu hold his Own. At
tho time of writing tho relief OF Lady
smith is hourly expected.
The sensation Of he week was the revival
OF Iumurs about the Northwestern in its re-
iatiDus with Union Pacific. II is believed
that the former viii ultimately absorb the
latter. and some couiecturss go so far as to
stale that this is only part of a more ,x-
teHsiye movement with the New York Cen
trs,t as it, directing force. u Cpruplcte
lranscunt!nontdl system has been - long
talked Of that one htSitItes to accept any
thing less than the test VuGChei for intel
hgence. Tho buying in UriOn Pacific. how
ever. undoubtedly came from strong Inside
quarters, and it Is more than iikc!y that
there l. some basis for the report
Bond Sales at New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
E.w hark. Jan -'.-Salas az bonds were uala
here today as follows.
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Puts on May wheat closed at J'.6652.c:
calls. G65sc: curb. Gsc :. Puts and calls on
May corn. 33isd33i,c b.
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this weeks worlds shipments Of wheat. As the
Iuit-d states. 'snads. the Argentine and DanU-
l.Gu ports shipped between them over 1IslH1
bu.. ~" Inference is tina Russian exports were
only about ;p'.-b hu. Ills - probable enough. ~
EaNiutiirn - closed In Russian ports. Last
weeks shipments from that country were only
- So bu-. ami q year ago ~. tsAl hI.
The total Australian wheat shipments last
year were li.c".Sm bu. That country Is expected
t. ship 9t0rtts bI. tris ycar.
-Erp-fghali cables. liverpool opened steady
at advance Il I'd Ia III IN faVu-arie crop re-
ports from Nussi. ard weak covering. The latter
demand being satisfied. prices aased on To N.
previous close. com opened unchanged. hIt dur
iu- the morning advanced Id. the uudsTtore Il
the market being very firm
New York. "i;Clishle private Cable here from
Paris SAYS market strong and advancing on crop
damage
\ Chicago telegram SAWS that a chicago Boar!
~ Trade man now in Paris cables that Crop dam
AK" reports are not worth serious consideration.
This weeks deliveries Of home grown wheat
10y English farmers were I.gS1. 49, hu. ~ GveraSr
price 81 ~ per In. AGAINST I.i49.H In. at M
last week. ana ilS3is- b.. p; Sic during cor
responding week last year.
TIL" run IL wheat 20 market continues VERY
moderate. NJ primary points 81 G) hu. arrived
to-day. against ~. "i tu. last Saturday. $500
~ h wear ago. and X. .Ns' li. two wears aeu
This week receipts OF 25gLup, hG. We're 6r4B1
hu. small,3 than thu w'rS before aH.i i.5I1. H-i hu.
less than Il year aga. though exceeding those Of
Two wears ago Nv 80 D hu. Sine. Iuly ?. 1874.
til raca'ri- have amounted &. i5J.b2i pp la.
ar.i-.J l"5 3Et.a-ti lu. during same period la.
season. ami ia. i3.tv, bu. two years aED.
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The market reports IN grain. cotton.
wool, live stock, etc. will b9 found
tn Mondays ~


Tn. following syn0us.~ 81 tie gossip in regard
20 leading Ner York stocks was received 10y L.
Il. Francis. Bro. a &C.. YESTERDAY:
"Llnd.n cables came in Il Itc lower 'h's
n Tning. There WIS ru aEs"uC" OF N'"s atfri-
tag special stocks TODAY and tEt.r was ira" u
any commission business. Traders that baugGt
Yesterday before gsH-" GA y f7nL.. mat itN ta-'t-
news would come fem south AFRICA over ni-ht
sold early in Tie GIE. ? cause ;a-T- was i'lHlnE
new IN the morning rGgers- Then the traders
-sak the bull side again ~ several Sto,h rs. Ate.
She puhticatigr If the bank statement these trad
crs and SINE Il the bear ~T'. uia;'rs in and uuJ
Of IN. exchange sold stocks freely. causing d
moderate reaction.
sugar certificates were sJrHrC early in The dav
on covering Of shorts, but most u tGHS" shorts
were nut out again 1ftar the publication * the
hank statement. The strong attack before the
close seemed t. he tor Consolidated Exchange in
:sTeSts.
The huviuG Of Missouri Pacific. auUar"uflv for
3 new pool. continued. Mos Il the purchases
were made THROUGH Euter Bros. k,szaIn. Whit
rev & Co. and N,llan. Derrick and Hicks. and
were supposed to he fer the -gGuGrT Rg1ktt"te~
account. y statement was made that th"re was
no dividend 10 1" raid Tct u the earnings for
1893. hut this statement i not Clnsid"Ied aS hay
ing an imIsortaut bearing On the diN.1rnd pros
r-tfS of The St-t.-'
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There Is no mere to be- said about tho
situation Cf oats than there was last week.
Speculation was almost at a StaudStit
traders most of The time letting il severely
alone There was neither marked strength
nor weakness shown, and price changes.
when they did occur, We're confined to fy-
tTemsly narrow limits. There was no news
of importance. and the market was most
" influenced by he actions of the other
grain markets. Prices to-day al tho close
were lower. JAN. being quoted nominaIIv
lsc lower for the week at pc. while MAJ
was "sc off at 2i@sc buyers.
On the Curb-St. Louis. / D. m-NIay
wheat. Silc a; puts. 617sIGSc; calls, 6Sisc.
GStc G.; calls. 66i4a652sc. ~ ~
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STATE. Honds.
Government Bonds.
FOREIGN
I nd.

Lonion. Jan. 2e-ConsoIs for money 10 Ia-rd:
e. IN: account }9i l%,!S Gg33naaian I2,iIi. -. {.
H.; Lninn tactic PHI - s. Iaul c"nln..n
-. Fading -. Northern Fsrin, pfi. Is. Atrhi-
soH g''- bou,,viiis 49, Grand Trunh -, Ana
G G.saaan ii in IN Ho" o3en ~ market PIX 'I lSr soa ri" b 5f5e 81,
per cent. American securities opened hrnler. in
YaTn. and wer- well maintainci thrvashoJt 49,.
session. Tk1 trading. however. was iisE-. NJ
the close III, market WAS steady. spanish a.
.I,saI at GGS. The amount Of bullion taken int,
the Bark O.: England On haiaac" today was -
Ca. Gold premiums are quoted II f;ueEDs Ayr,.
ESQ. Madrid ..
PaJi'. Jan 9TH - c'gr 'cn,'< :af o.
fa- checks. Spanish a. s7.f. Dis.our's era:5
aud tire" months 4 per cent. business was I"~f
cheerful on ,hc Hnu.s" to-day IN H. aupral.h-
ing settlement in LoulHn and ~" sEsl-is- p
tens. International shares weakened On ;ha -
action in rentes and prompted runlors Of a new
- were easier. Rio Tintns demanded no ats.a-
zion. kasIr s~ecurstieS csscI slightly.
Germany.
Ecriin. Jan. 23-Busincss was hesiIa,lne q
the Boerse @tr-lay. Internationals and Amor
,,uttua,sd. closing stesdirr. ExShanca on LIN
don @'m a. PIGS, for checks. Rat. OF Discount
for short bills ~ per cent. for three months
Treasury statement.
Washington, Jan ,s.-f"-lay..s statement @r
Weekly Bank statement.
N.w YORK.. Jan. 2s.-The ws,kI la,r1; state
,nrmt shows the following change:
surplus reserve. in.rease S~7.+.S.3l: loans. in
$3.50, rIIrcnIation 5acreasa s IT, =, increase
The hanks now hold saiiSls7. in excess Of the
requirements u N. : IT, cent rule.
Now York, Jan. 2l-Bar silver Sassc per ounce.
London. Jan. 2o.-Bar silver STEADY at - 7-IGd
per ounce r,.
aI,dsi- PER cent: prime mercantile paper 5@Hs-~
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tFiISsced.

The flaxSeed market was dun and steady
with sales nf May at SIS and No. ! North
western at $40. Sept. sold at A."J, closing
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THE wEEK's MONEY MARKET.
There Were Few Changes During the
Week in Monetary Affairs. ;
"a. Lonis. Saturday. Jam. 81. z

81 Louis. Saturday. jan S. INS.
Financial matters locally during the past week
have shown no changes of significance. Business
OF all descriptions has been on a large scale. AMI
bankers have expressed themselves as perfectly
well satisfied with the present conditions and :t-
outlook for tho future. During the week there
were Il number of bank elections. but few change.
in tho complexion Of the directorstes Of the diff
farrnt institutions. Money has been in active
demand from nearly all classes Of customers, but
The hanks found no trouble in taking good car,
If their regular customers. though they were 1O..
81 anxious for outside loans. Discount rates
thrnughout have ruled steady and guotabiy with
out change. the range for call and time loans
being generally quoted nj : 70 : per cent In tn,
extremes. averaging probably about 8 to Z PEI
cent. Deposits hav" been encouraging all the
week. but the Withdrawals by check large. No
changes in rates ar" E-kei for at present BY
bankers. owing 10 the activity now being shown
iii legitimate business circles. and they are OF
it- nriniun tina; l0anabie funds will remain
steady at the figures quoted above for some con-
siderable time.
The local clearing house report. issued to-day.
shows a decrease IN the weeks clear,ngs. as com
par.i with those Of last week and the same week
. year ago. which falling on amounts to 81. 3os, 80
amt - .TTJ.JSS. respectively. The full report IS an
fa!Vav0es
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Bond Sales at New York.
Full Gail.

HI : iii" ILII.L.
Sew lorh. Jan -,.-Salas az bonds were m.
here today as follows.
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Trade Nofea.

The Mod, m Miller. besides It's weekly -er;eu
q wheat crop and Hour trade condItiors u1yy
furnishes the output Of ST. Louis ana Fast -.
Luis mills. That is. they give the oi,,n5,, -
mills which are actually in territory acc,r,a1 ,s
that that should lie credited 70 81 T,nis r.,
report does not take in mills located Ii, E.1s.s
city, Dallas. TEX. and other far a.av ,Ci,ts
hat ur" given ~ pthr. reUprtS. To M0F.-1 Nil
Ter SAYS the output # -four of the ton uII- n,
-. Louis and East & l.lss for u. week endcJ
u TH bhis. last week and l7.lGi two weeks grr
The increase vas due to the starting IN of soy
@ral mills that have not been running since Nv
Year.
a decrease for week Of about 10. 0oo bu. f.
probable in the local stock Of wheat i y.,r a.
the decrease was 15GG coz bu.
-Resrbohm's estimate Is for 4s0a ono hu. A.
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Tjmotbv md Clover Seeds.

Ordinary grades Of timothy seed were
weak and a shade lower. while the low and
the best grades held steady. offerings of
samples were liberal. Country lots rangeI
from SIS to $50. Glover seed market
steady, with cash quoted from 81 to s. p.
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OtN STOCKS AND BONDs.
Narkct Quiet. but sharply Higher for
brown BrOs.'s certificates

The market in stocks and bonds as far IS deal
ir:S were concerned was a very embarrassing al
fair. As outside 81 Brown Bros. and MARYLAND
TINS: certificates there vas lttie interest shown.
Two above two securities were I'm demand and
la-c. IL higher. the first named having gained 3
points over night and the latter H. points. The
txllv tracc mad" during the Session was in
Brown Bros. Sa."p' selling At slSS. Tho market
,l1sci right ~ tho top at $l5%. while Maryland
had sl2i bid.
The market for Edis"ns was quiet Their was
a demand for the common. which was saiahie at
81 -. with So asked, hut no lids or offers for
preterred. while the bonds were quoted at So
sellers ana S3 buyers.
Brewery bonds were dull, bu. firm in price at
sgl - hid and par asked early. and $3.50 bid
and Ss?.7J asked later.
Bank ard Trust stocks were dull and with
out material change in price.
Tire demand for mining stool, to-day was quiet
and about steady.
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Trail.
fas' Nh Evansville. Nash
ri.lH. ElTTir=ham. h"f't-
z.U..y. 'aIifanIusd. NJ
iaUiI. Macon. charleston. ;
g. :. ri;-. New orleans ai'
30. h~@t-yiiir. fla
Nr.-t vernon Accommodation
s. .rs.I f.NTrsS~ - Evans
.Ht.. Nashville. Birmingham.
yfr.rfl-. New orleans, TA'u.-
a..-llt. .k-luviils. IaiI--
BE- Ola and = Prtsr-iuTg-
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ANOTHER SLIGHT
ADVANCE IN WHEAT
IN CHICAGO PIT.
BIILISIiNESS tTTRTHl i'm IN sIyI-
ALTON II III tNCE y suITu
Russia.
MARKET VERY NARROW.
DEPRE>sINt;IN DtLi WT
SIT BHOENiN IiitM-U 4
CLOSED LOW lit.
PORK, LARD, RIBS ADVANCED,


REP. rLIr =rE,IhL.
Chic.=o, Ill. jan. 2.-Na,nr iu.,.. ...-
Other sI.Ilt ~a.yJurr -iay ,~.,..,lg closing
ID. tGr, compared With t5-.- Friday. Atoms
with reported aamsg" &" French wheat
"rrP came complaints "i thu silaatfou in
south Russia. ard tho-c were TN. iaf.-
'nc.s Undc: which The additional &c e
huShcl W.T. added 10 ;Er pIi"" he:c. com
Was icpr"ssiurly dGil. but Sg.rlornIy finn.
although outs were leaning somewhat a.
tn" bear side. r!o.i-i.a bulls who lad
sold in expectation of being able T., replace
their holdings at lower prices. were giving
indications 81 having exhausted their pa
ti"n'". ami cuUeluH.l &" wait uu longer for
tho break that did NOT come. Prices adj
van"'! sharply. ami closed with most Of t.
secured
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falS am $500 p;o
SIS p.n T.&l ara
alb am t.Ql PA
= Il pm al aiA
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an %.
l..I
U'u -. an.
~ aF- nj
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l.. -. 4 ST l.. RY. t~uendcr>on Rou

Depart. Arrive
- am -..IS pa
y q, pm 20 p'd
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TO-Day's Quotations.

TIE demand for mining stool, to-day was qui
and about steady
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IRON MOUNTAIN.

T-atn Depart
Tex. Fast Mail 20 Little
RurE Tr,lrksna. Dallas.
Furt Worth. ~ Pas, LIS
Angeles 1nd san irInris''.- 'SsaJ am
Delta. Columbus. Cairo. ana
S,r.yerart Express 'S:al am
I!.t Springs. DALLAS ana Fort
Worth Express ---.--. ~ Pm
Texas special - Dallas, Fort
Wort. Galveston. san Ante
me-. Laredo. New orleans
and C;ty Il Nsxio1 ~. sis pm
rs --....... ~. Dm
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ptttshurG stocks.


in Olive 81
I]irt-hurS Plate Glass. sales at conference.-the
Westinghouse Air Eratn
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Grain MaRstTS LOWER,
GRAIN LES NABE No HEsDNt ~
III RING JHE N;:::k sND All
MlRIIf"TS DECLINED.
SPECULATION STILL Is DULL,
several Efforts Nrrc Made to advance.
Prices. but Che. Were Only
Partly surrr>sGuI.


S.rLFh.A LIN II NFUsf
. Thor. a.. I'm mon. d. iis.,,,... i'm
i'I. 'iH Don ""I' To- His''"!"s' '"'"
eHg. ll,t-" ia" bulls IN Strain IN thu course
tr,a4.I Hy -r. t.1,.r.rt m.rk... IF This
''.H'ts 'H-N~ '' N''h' "'H. l'F 'iEt hi''-
icy, IL thn-" abroad. Weakness ana d.ur,s-
si.,r .rr..r,rari.G IA. q, -.ff.r,. ...-,. ..-!
I'"'i Iir = nav nee ih' run most 81 i'.'
~. l.. aal the iaai figures show "a sharp
H.,f., ,..r,r.I With tb.s.. Of ,.-i Sg;-
"t''+' Jul wheat ANU u Fi-HIE l'N'' E'''iH
tar both c.rr and oats. That grain markets
,.... ... ,..rf,.. g.. l,l. Will. ,,.-.-3 ..r-
u.b'" pr 90 WIS W'i' IMAM ever 'Eli'iA
1gtir. tu- ll=' six days. The bulls lacked
r,.n..rr,- ami .If.i,s,-E fE.r, v,.r.. tim
WIN l1N'i'' 10y 'Diei'I'iiN' lhtE S''HH
q. A..e control they were never ia = vu-i-
"i ''H-' am ''.h apparent success VS.
I,u, ~.iIy ;u,lrl. Ell 10y more urDuauur Z
v..E..-- 4-I . .,,r.-r.-l f,. Ltl,or l.,
iil''~, ana az ih' ''t-" inc "u.lN hII hp'h-
ing 90 -n...y fr- '.,ir efforts. Speculative
.. ,, - ,-l
o." a'.lIH= a. D"' nt on change W."
generally I.-i-uii.:rt ana almost entirely
o.. . r-.r.--i.rg; character. ,s ,rI.rz from
''
ih" oIisl'" N'r' very small. Taxing the
r-nt IL tIrJI.h there have Itsu lew tlU,r
.- r.ny. rr.r.. ---tirp markets th1r those #
81, - ID. ~ - ~. r .. H..
'' az"
f"'HAI- N4 'h' ii1i l",".' w. '''""'"
IA" I'i'i '-'l i".!r VII! De az iiitt,-I4
iIupruN-U- -.
-
L. quite a. uEmt-r at it~ i--4lN- char
H.r,rs-:icS rlr local wheat situation
" 49,. l hos ~...,bt.5
''i'--"'"' use P"S' -"
lHt' ~ "'>i "'h' i'.'@H."'i - ~
largely Unsettled ana ih'iF We're !!'i"'ht
I.!i~ and hers h1yl.r th.lr lu.i.r~. S,,-
nj ti.,.- ..t.,.s... tho v..E t.. IuIIS .U-
H.. -, .r...-I.J a. 81. NJ
-.
q ii'''E -''4 HUN "' M "a
tn shorts 60 cover ant Iull'tE l:!'-~ "p
slat,ly. nut thee dJt'ui..= W'rc usually
|!D.IuUy: 10y f'yur-.S IutI not only Wi!-d
cut tuc Su-ul gains maze tu; CtvIi't E:Ic-5
down i"w-r than cE'r- These S"Jh1'hS To-
Caius iluu"luHOL-!y frequent carry ana -
discouraged line bulls mat even Wh"I al
u.s-t ,NtgyiAIa- iitui,i lHrlr STA" tftN
hardy hdg tE" '.,u.a-" &" jiA- dINit'i.r
81 JE'I:. ana u wd~ NOT until The i've 'r'~-
luG 4iy- 81 Il" Nr"k mat th"y hta.ir any
SOFT uI al uuiI stand ana succeeded IN Ei5-
ting q rg.,K jv IA" sHl.I-G p''Ssu:" ana
uuI,JIUc pIC.s Cor,porJtiN.iN STACY. though
tu,y were not successful n recovering t@c
gICuYi lost earlier III IL, week.
-
The lowest price on the crop vas touched
thu mast week. a- bed. factors were plculi-
li and O.. q nature To- ai'tsJ sentiment am!
FtI..s. Th. conditions prevailing abroad
w.r- fully a. bad "a they We on tHiE SIDE;
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on the thing"
Plumb: Just like snawley. I never knew him
- bet anything OF yalue."-Bosto Transcript,
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EdStbouEd.
Train No. zoe. UniCn Express. daily ar
rive 81. SO an,
WeStbCund.
Train No. 19. Union Express. daily.
lea ves -. Louis .--...-.-...-.. 20 pm
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AND AETON.
IINNEH LEAF.
BELT.

TRAIN. beiar'- ArrlF"
T-I-i, aaI wv York Express. 'si- am pnI
Toledo and Sew Y,Tk Expires. I'D I'm -" an
GOIvON BELT.
y LOFTS SpUTHWESTEES HALLWAY.
Tin D-uavt. Arrive.
C,t.nu Belt Exug-ss .........-.. rs.5I am go IN
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W. n ~ D
Train
j .a--,n CIV. CaIauils. s.
.trl.a. clinton. !1r. : OF.
Ia'e-. and Indian I"cuturE
LNIf'-s
IHr- Worth. Dallas. Wac
T4yi.r .rI Austin f-sF-r
rrr Worth. Dallas. san Az
rpn., aud ~'.al,'s''n EN'""sS.
:. Pa.-!--. - iaI3e. Fort S.nJ'
..r.H THs.f-.r fNET.-- -..--..--
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Oats WEI" easy. Tho market opened a,
TIA" high point. and. after selling of -. r.
acted and closed only l-iEc lower. The .v-
pCctati"n Of an in,ryJS. in the mai COY
eminent crop figures has kept thu crowd
rather h"4ri-N. Tn" sample market WAS
easy. ana in som. cases a shade lower.
CIfaraac-s vcrr h,ayy-g1i. ~ TN. Receipts
were Ia ears. with l1 estimated for Mon
DAY. Withdrawals from store amounted 10
~ "a bu.
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Investigate This.

The Dixie Flyer is the only through train
10 Florida via Nashville, Chattanooga and
Atlanta. New Pullman buffet sleepers.
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.gaaI.
f4sr MAJ ~. nshor', 'iur"r-
H.rt. I.ariSyill. and IL" East
ts-.r. ENrrcs-. DW~I.-b"f''-
'TaNsr;l,-. iHUiSyill" ami 'he
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MDBILE AND OHIO.
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

E,astbJund-Layes Eighth and GTatiot Sts-
ye,E days ..i5. 80. s:JI. 1906 and u:l9 a. r..
ard -. 2:if. 800. J.e1 and 6:S2 =. IN
sundays. 5:si "a. I0:!2 a. m. and 5:2 ?. m
Lave Washington Ave-Week DAYS. 6.21. 5E-
So. boss. II23 a. m. and i:s2. 2.a. sa4. 49,
ana G.5S J.. N. Saturdays. H.5 ,. m.
Surdays, SO 19S I0:i5 a. m and SIS D. n.
Ne-tboUnd-Leavcs Granite Cty-Neek DAYS.
1.r'. N-if. EOS. l0:i2 a. m, and l3:a. s:S. -.
"a. $50. az D m.
sundays $50. $50 a. n. and 1'"o and ss =. N.
Lave Madason-Week days. .9a. SIS. e:Se,
11:if Il m. and I2Ia. 2:I3. 80. Asa. 5.S. III
,. II. Saturdays. 4.5a !. m.
Sunlavs 80, H.n q n and %. SG5 p. n.
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Harley

LOW-craGo mailing hurley was weak and
in SOM" instances q ~hai, lower. Will, the
Zee! and y.nic" maijiuc grades WEI" firm.
Feed lots sold al %. mailing grades ranged
from lEc tp Is. Receipts were =. ears.
Rye.
Isy" was DUH. without quntahIo change
IN prices. Very Ur'l, offered and very little
i'n4nd existed. ThcT" Wcr" no export
''"1raHrcS. No - to "a to store. nominal
" ~. and free CA board UoIniuaIly 52rJic.
No , r1plsvrIfy fu4
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PACIFIC.

Kansas tlty. - J'~"Fi.
rvIr.ls sa.pD am sis pan
Washington commentaries -- Tv--H ~: ''.J0 Si
Kansas AMI Nebraska Limited
-Naasa~ CIy. Joplin. NicE-
ifl = Joseph Omaha.
Southern Kansas and South
west Missouri -.---.--..-----.-- SO IN = an
Kansas AMI colorado Express. "s:I5 pm '7:1o ara
''r-va raHGr Lake trains leave Union Station 81
. q. IA. 'Sl5 Q. III, l-SJ , m Sunday only. Fi.So
/. u.
oak IliI trains leave Union station at 7n:4s p
IL. 4IG.IH =. IN -45 T. III. and Ts:l5 p. m
klrkw.=oi train leaves Union station AZ 100
.. IL, -l-' J.. m. Li@ ! N and ts:2S p L.
IsaNrS Na-!eys enter Ave station +i1;3o a. m
'DaiIy. Except sunday. -Sunday only
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CITY of st. Louis.
Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS

Sixteen germ-proof filters supply pure watss
for all purposes at the pelicatesseRk -
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New York stock Quotations.

The following shows the opening. highest, low
sst and closing quotations On the New York
Stock Exchange Yesterday. Corrected daily for
The Republic by u. r. Francis, Bro. a 90
bonds and stocks. 40 olive stree:
Close
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Snl.rIIERN LINES

SOUTHERN LINES.
NsHT.li4 Express. ~Uar.G.
Chester ~E'"TTyv5il". Padu"1h.
ana Cair, 500 am
Nashville Hav ENVr.SS thf'-
s.n,Il.. ria -. -s-ra am
Nv orleans special. caro-.
Memphis and Texas Expr--s. 'I.ll pm
Memphis and New orleans
Ii@muri- and Vicksrur. rn
9N. Ity-t." Nashville. 1I.r-
tau''lG. Atlanta and JtcIr
e.s,sH. Fla ":H I'm
h-r.um.sla;i8E -MurrHysbo'H-
ca.y-,r 49, IN
tiyr..- an s-reI; ~prsnc- 5i.cS pm
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AIR LINE

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE: AND ST. Louis
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
C.EtraIa. Mt. Vernon. NJ.
carmel. Princeton. Louisville.
Washington Philadelphia.
New York ..---...... .......... sS-nS am $50 rr
Ma. Vernon ~"Cntnm"istign 'E-- I'm 3S.5 am
Firrlia All Linz Limited
Lou -rilla. Lexington. 'Eajtl-
n.u<a. Atlanta. Jacksonville.
Fla ....-.-.... .-........ -9:!5 Pm e. .; am
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Via MOBILE AND ONO r. K. The most
direc: line to Jacksonville. Tampa and all
Florida points.