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At THE STATE NAY SCALES

NJfft n - - f-lis hA1 = All
Tn0,hY hay Per ton. cho4cs is geUts =.
Nsw hzY. uiKss r. 33Gl5.N
Clover hay per tcn. IAse6i5t5
sffaE-Whsst. per too. s.0Saa5s. TJs per tea
-tolce. ifsed y %. cst Der tOa. 1.5HG ".
Cora. Der barrel ZLeZ g
Eastern HAY EcALE2
Tiu7thy bay. per ton. fFNis 90
CloFsr hay ps- ton u asgl5d o.
SrEE-Hkszt per t0n. 7-59as.5s. re. ysr t0a
y osls if %. oai. Der ioa. 7J9Gs9s.
Cora PER barrel Eit0z8
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

Receipts at Rio we're y. O59 bags: s'o.E. 1f2 On
ha2s- market 81 dy, eNchanga. i9-g-I Receipts
a. santos. IT, 900 bags. stock SOS 900 gr~g sIarEst
s'esiy. Al Hswe fgt9rys closed irregular at "a
frame decline, sales. - 90 bags.
REFINED SUGARS-THe market was strong with
some brokers looking for an advance The faIl4g-
iHs we're the quotations. Per pound cut loaf SIC 3.
standard and powdered, 5Soc.; cubes g. SIC stand
ard granulated, 3 2Ic.. fine granuiatcd 52lc. crys
tai A, 5-2lc. coafectioners' A. 5.0zc, Columbia A
tsec, and admiral A, 4s6c.; yellow, 4U4I70c Der
pound
AOLASSES-Prices we're steady and the quota
tons were as follows: Oper- kettle 445sc- per
gallon; Porto Rico 35Cfjc.. Sew Orleans ceurrllu-
gal lSd5ec-. and chOies SO f0-. per gallon
SikLP-The demand wGs moderate with prices
steady Quotations sugar strip. fair 20 good I5E
&c. prime 70 fancy -iH2(c- Glucose was dull
SALIED MEATS-PTlces were firm and the aiding
VAS light. with the following quotations. PEI r-rE
bulk shoulders. English cut. &C.. bulk short l.bg
c bacon snort ribs lie; bulk clear sides 1-sr.
bacon clear sides. 5-4c: bulk bellies 1c. bacon
shoulders, English cut. lee sugar-curei breasts
B l-Zc; sugaT-cured shoulders sc. Hans-Snau
u lie; skinned. 10 s-4c.; picnic, I-4c.. mes.
PORK, Sl2 per barrel Lard-ln tiercgs bes. re-
lnef. 7c.: In tubs l-2c.
DRESSED HpGS-Saturday's market vas a.
usual very quiet With nothing 20 chslge tha prices
q Friday, and the quotations Eere- Per pound.
choice lightSeights. i-iE5 lie, Asavy-Ne.gA-s.
4 5-fTjc.
OYSTERS-The receipts were light with prices
we'll supported. The continuance Of the cola
weather will help tEe market materially. The QUO
tat;oAs we're as follows Per barrel. 40 I Tae box
~voH 80, and extra, 409; eeium 25yI2Ts. Guile
ZlvHZ-5. In bulk per bUzhel raw GsQ 5yc., and
choice grades VDNLiG
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bin FOR restoring the historic frlgate con
sulgt0a. the cost 20 be borne by patEf-
ofic latles az Mass chusetta. \ similar
Dill has bean favorab.y reported from the
Senate Naval Committee With a provi-
sion that the frigate shall be brought 20
Warrington fnd anchored permanently
near the Washington Monument.
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Manager stevens to succeed ". E. ingalls,.

Cincinnati ian. @-M. Z. ingalls,. presi-
dent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company, to-day announced that on
February ] next he will retire from that
Office, and that he viii be succeeded by
George ". Stevens. at present the gen.
eFal uanaefr VI The rnad
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POULTRY-Wita receipts light and RE demand
only fair prices we're UnGhargsd The ggSfatl5Il
acre a. f0ll9Hs. Per ygLEd live yoIlg chi -k-Ls
lSpllc f0gIs. l-2Hsc. puddle duck. fancy lrc
small sgsc-. AEsCOyy and mJlErels. sIs l--a.
geese, l-ZHsc. fancy. SHIac turkeys. tels. IT..
zob5lers sGl6c. old toms sas .-zc.. 5l1 rOozles~
sc. apiece choice dressed etlckeua- per py4lI
s0I9 lie old and r1lEed. Sc tgTs-ys saI,e.
ard fancy. i2c-. ducks, le8ilc-. seess. s45-. al-
fancy sQl0c.
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Senate officer. ElecLed.

The Senate yesterday elected Charles G
Bennett Of New York, Secretary. ana
Daniel NJ. RansGCil, Of Indiana, Sergeant
&t-arms. These officers VIII assume their
duties on the Is, of February.
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Mining Rcguiaiion, f.r ,ans N,,.,,.

Representative Lacey, Of Iowa. yester-
day introduced = lsl 10 regulate mining IN
the Cape Nome district. Alaska, which
will give miners the right 10 operate in
The TIDE lands of the territory.
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sleep all results Of youthful errors etc, such as
Drains, Loses, ImpOtsncy Lane Back and Vari-
eocele. Over 7 900 gave testimony IN Tsg9. an
sser al letters personally, CT belt rlzy be ex-
amlned ~ my ofios.
DR.. B p.SANDEN, gzs B dway, New Yosk, N.Y.
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CURSE OF THE BAYONET
Senator Tillman Den0unces
war of Conquest"
CONDEMNS THE BLOODY WORK

lie saIs ths the Filip nos Are RstteT Pit
ted for sci government Than Were the
Negroes When Given the Ballot By the
Republicans atgghc Close Of the War -
'riotie-Not Responsible for Blood spilled.
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For Men Only

NJ little book, II Tree
Glasses Of Men. - sent Tree
in plain sealed envelope
upon request. Itembodies
the truths ] have learned
from my . years ex-
periencs zs q specialist. T.
tells A.. about ny famous
DR.. SANDEA RLEC
TRIO BELT, with elec.IiC
suspeisory the great home
self-trsatment for weak
men. This Belt Is worn al
night, CIYluc whl,s ven
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STICK OF TILE WHArr

CALVES-The trading was quet On Iigtt offerings
Vith prices steady AMI the quorat.ons a. follows.
Choice yeals, l-iffs l-2e. fair 70 good, o-iass
per pound and rough d good sJJNs55 per head
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were light alf rEe
demand good at the quotations, - ,Jiloss Sarins
laIla, choice. lie, per pound fair . sCgi
I l-2n5e. sheep. choice 3 I-2af l-se PEP pound
and 5.59g4.9G Der head fJr fair % good. and L,gl
2 % Der head for inferior
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Restoration OF Frigate Constitution.

favorable report was made from the
House Naval Committee yesterday on the
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"The Least Hair
Casts d Shadozv. ~

A single drop of poison
blood qUM, unless checked tn
time, make the Whole impure.
Hoods SarSaparilla is the
great leader in blood purifiers.
Il casts no shadoa, but bri7gs sunshine
and health ofo eVe,y hoassl.olS.
Dyspepsia" 70, siI rlortls my sys-
TEN ZUAS out of orde, GyfF dyspepsia and
impure Blood. Spent lots of money q,
SAd7, but HOODS Sa,sapzrAA cured me
Thoroughly" Cos. S. ZAGba, Geroa, Ne6.
Eruptions - had annoying erup-
f'oas caused by impure blood, ard physf-
cans treatment failed 10 bereff. HooG 5
S4rsapa,Aa rerioVe5 them and I am no
orss, annoyed" ". r Hudson,
Kafro1s, Pa.
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Para grRphs.

-Cantain Edward Fulkerson OF ST; Charles,
pTeWn at at the the Il. O. rooms yesterday CAP
tain FuikersOn is an enthusiastic advocate OF
city.
Captain John o'Brien. who died at Paducah.
was buried there MONDAY.
Steamer sidney cleared from st. Paul on
time Monday morning for 81. Louis. She VIII
leave here Friday at o'clock p. m. On her re-
turn trip.
The Carrier brought in a big trip supple
mented BY barge OF 500 sacks OF new wheat
She returns this afternoon.
The Cherokee departed to Chester largely
pa1rog,ihsd ana vii. go sssn THURSDAY Her
the Tennessee River to-day.
The City of Clifton clears this evening for
Cape GirIrteau. Cairo. Paducah and Tennessee
River points.
Steamer Bald Eagle Is IN from the Illinois
River and receiving TO return thi. afternoon
steamer Peters Lee arrived and departed in
the Memphis trade, taking out large trip last
evening.
schedule of the Paducahs inbound manifest. as
fellows: $3.50 railroad ties. IS head OF stock.
~ co. feet OF lumber. in addition to sundTes The
Ps!ucah will be in heavily loaded. additional
receipts were taken on after her report was for
wafded
Steamer Columbia came 10 port from Ste.
Geneyieve and departed again on time. She Is
carving a htavy traffic.
Tho r. c. Gunter arrived from the Illinois
River and Is receiving at the foot of Pine street.
Over leo people made up the passenger reg
ister outbound on the Quincy to Burlington yes
terday. The Quincy clears again Saturday. going
TO keckuk.
Steamer Josie enters the wheat trade between
81. Louis and Ste. Genevieve. assisting the Cher
okee.
THE Memphis has passed Paducah on her way
TO the Tennessee River. Dispatches from ina:
point repor; her full az people.
phis, ~ '''''' " '"e' ''''''
Tho Adele. with large coal tow. is south
bound for New orleans
steamer Spread Eat IL came in from Grafton
and cleared In the Afternoon.
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% os am $500 pm
t5:25 pm 1871: am
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
NORTHERN LINES.

IS.
Depart. Arrive.
rs: am rs pm
slc 80 pm $3.50 pm
~ 10 pm T::2f am
'4:l5 pm sIo:ie am
MES.
s7:5s am T::;x pm
'i:os pm ISIS pm
!. t4:S pm WISE am
. as pm 81 an,
IS - pm s7:is am
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by Telegraph.
prp,-pryc SPECIALS


Cairo Ill. July Io.-The river fell Ia feet dur
ing tn. last tweniy-four hours. The gauge
cloudy and threatening rain The + II Havi:
from the Upper Ohio arrived at 40 a. m with
coal is for Memphis and will be lowed down
by the Beaver. due to-norrow morning from
barge, witch will cause some delay on Account
OF labor. Aftsr the reloading Is completed she
@ toy from 1ne the i Rver he viii lily OF Pa
trip consisting mostly Of ties. lumber and sun
ne hero and departed for ST. u Sa. ~ @
m. She had a good trip Of people. Tn. Cyclone
eursp She Ts,n s1o a. ;bo SIS The LYDIA
the transfer steamer Morgan Vas '' passing and
backed into her; damaging the I.yds's wheel The
let Evansville at O'Clock this morning The
Rees Lee, from Memphis and the Peters Lee
Memphis. Tern. July ,o.-River marks Il q
feet on the gauge, a fall Of Is feet in twenty
Snr s Cleared st this eSenin f yarn aro is
place az the Fert Herold. The city Of Idah ,
Sena al with h' fair trs The J d H an ns ger
parted At this evening Tor points on the Ar
viii arrive tonight from Fsiar's POINT ami leave
tS-norrow evening ., On f f The Delta viii
hlnr; The Michia vii clear to-morrow evening
for Whit Fys Tse GsG5sa Lee will
Chester. Ill, July 1o.-Itiver stationary: gauge
Ws snaSs far Ws sot tag Is a, dGTn a. l?
noon Nick ssuer out at S a. m: returned at
$40 D. m. Tender in and out time. Beaver
Durns;Sn la. July S.. ls 1ss i've, is .,n fall
sney Ts down rs d III. 'Gn soans
PsaaS1s I ,ns r ISTss saSss rad: l;
and fAPs % Hopkn. o
at 10 a. m. clyde from the Tennessee at a.
N. John h. Speed due down. Business DUH On
! Grand rover. Ill. July lo.-war Eagle depart
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EasaEF -N'III
Texas. Mexico and California
Spec:al-Dallas. Fort Worth,
IL Psso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. San Antonio and La
redo 1900. -. ------s--..
Memphis and Hot springs En-
pres ---.... 1890.
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cd south at Beaver atr v,sb, cow cIaaans
bo,Isr The gauge reads ii.3 feet fa!l or Z
in The last twenty four hours. Wea ciear "no
bot. - ....- ,,,-
can. Glrardeau Mo-. July io-wsather ar
and warmer River falling. The " az Ess 5,
AVN al 10 a m departing for Comsiefcer az
is,s5 q m city OF Paducah UP at ,. M pus
up: War Eagle. -
Wheeling ". Va, July Io.-River feet .
inches and failing. Weather ~, fair and pleasant:
Keystone state for Cincirf all. a. M: BEDFORD
Tor Parkersburg noon Down: Cruiser and Nag
gle with COAL noon: Jonn Morena and Acron.
l r. M
louisville. Ky. July lo.-River falling: : feet
= ircbes in canal 8 feet 1 inch on fails. rect
below. Clear and warfn
Warsaw. Ill, July Is-Gauge reads IL feet.
f,iI Of 2 Clear and warm silver crescent anu
cyclone down and up.
Cincinnati, o.. July le-River Is feet and fsil-
ing Clear. Mercury IS. Departed. Avalon ZOE
PittsburS.
pi,tsburc. Pa. July 1s-River IS feet and
falling Clear and pleasant.
Evansville. July Io.-River II feet and falling.
Clear and warm.
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RAILROAD time TABLE.
IRON MOUNTAIN.

Train.
Texas Fast Mail 10 Little
Rock, TexarSana. Dallas,
Fort Worth and Abilene.
Delta. Columbus AMI Cairo En-
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.,..,,a,-. nv, Oh. market was dull and q shade
ID. r.. Francis, Bro. & Co. report closing rates
rnlne sterling. cables t.s7is1Gis; checks %-ss's
sn IN g& Bankers checks tss54as.; 60 days
4SsS.4Es: 90 days I-ss&. $50 .,,.1,,,
Grain bills i.sigis; cotton oiils fetg5s;,,s.6
Bank.rS' Paris cables 5.lSIl-Ia. checAs o.i'7ss
lis; % days 5.isisgl isri =. - - SEA
CONNER, ial French checkS 5'fe'.: % Gays siS7&
svyiSS fT,'S,s checks SO: 60 days 5.23is
BeIaIan checks 5l.i,: 81 days > .pAsr lie
RankerS' reichiuark cables s5-sGl-lS' checks
g.. DAYS si@s. -. ., A..
ltirkers Dutch guildtrs. checks Pi,G5-ls; 81
tuminerciai Dutch suilders. checks 4eisa3-is;
90 days 5ysIi5-io.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Market Was Slow and the Deal
inrS Were Small.

slow and quiet market was experienced to-
DAY. The heavy trading In United Railways.
din. TO the removal of the strike. was not re-
syued to-day. a few trades being made In
r,apsi, at sgI 30 and SCI .. but the bonds and
preferre,, were not traded in There were plenty
~ selling or iers but no buying support OF con-
se,uenCe and prices naturally sagged down
and were severa. points on at the close Of tho
days session.
One Of the chief features OF the market was
the demand that sprung up late and brought
ahnu; sales of lIl shares at s13 and 30 at Si3.20
The sales appeared to have cleaned up the mar
k.f as SO - was afterwards bid and none Of
fered.
Their. were the regular bids o; par and SELL
ing offers al sio) . for Brewerys. and. as usual
sales
Rank ard tris,. stocks continue 10 attract lit
tie attention and were not changed paItca-
Iarly.
Mining STOCKS this morning were without life.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
EngIa and.

Ior5on. July to-Cunsols for money % $40; FOR
the account ~ Il-is; Atchis9n 26i.: CANADIAN Pa
iIi,syiHc 81, Union Pacific preferred .+is; New
YoTk central i3si-; Erie ili,: reunsylvaria sob:
Fae,se r si red ~ GsaHd Irant Ana.
con.ia r.; Rand mines .es Money ii-az pr
sl oIt ne bis ISL is q three months bills @as
per cent.
Berlin. July lo.-Ex change or Londor 10 marks ,s
for q acEs. Discount rates: Short bills 5.s per
cent; TREE months bills per c,nt; rricsS IN IN
the more re=eSuring news tIOn tnina. isailh aiiu
industrial sha.s improved ,,,i.is haing,
principally IN demand A.7e-ieans finished WIKI
TbT weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows the following changes: tash IA
hand in'Tsaae $3.50" niS hsT sacuTi-,ss de,
creased s0..io.o0o marks: notes. decreased i'~'''
marks. -
Paris July 1o-oa tire nourss today prices
opened higher. the more hopetui polluvai nie ".
Inducing purchases Later. however, oMns 70
the absence Of demand. they eased Spanish s.
euriiss were paIiisgia5E S,,.s, but fm
lar silver.
New York. July 1o-Bar silver elf4c per
London July ;o.-Bar silver steady zs'ad per
ounce. ~
sls, per cent. last loan Ia. Prime rnerca a
paper ss.sli. per cent sterling exchaase h I'm
G,ss.s for demand and sisi for GO days Posted
rat.s &; SAL. S,i.: commercial bills 81 Sl.H :.
silver certificates SIS. G6eA.. Cearings Sisif5l5
| 3. lancss 81. 1885 -. 90 ,.- ,,...
! Boston July Ic-C1carIngs s.i.sss. 1885, balances
| s. 26l. 81. =. 10,
ances 81. % $50 go, ~,
Baltimore July lo.--CTearings S.'s5.l55; bal
Chicago. July ia-Clearings 81. bal
ances 81 l26.vtI. Posted exchange AsSefS'i =
New York exchange par.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. July lo.-To-d1ys statement OF
| the Treasury balances in the general FUND ~
.lrsiye ~ The $3.50 go gold reserve In the diN
! SION Of redemption. shows: Available cash pai-
rnce SlsA ~. ll3 geld S.u..ii4s,.
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cashier
The following reserve agents for national
banks were approved to-day:
Indiana--The Commercial National Bank. Chi
cago. for til. FRS; National Bank. Boswell: the
Merchants National Bank. Cincinnati, for the
National Rank Of Sullivan, Sullivan.
IOva-Ths Hanover National BANK. New York.
for TN. First National Bank. Armstrong.
Observation-Disclosures National Bank, Louis
VILE Ky. for the First National Bank, Nicks-
burg
Texas-The Ssahoard National Bank. New
York. and the National Bank OF Commerce. Kan
sas city. for the First National Bank, Port
Arthur.
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FINANCIAL.
California
GOLD MINING
ILLUSTRATED

craTFn htds kill be received by the under
signed County Treasurer OF Perniscot County; az
Caruthersville, No, until noon on SatuIaay; Ju!s
IS 0cg dollars OF Pemiscot County Jail Bones,
dated July l. 1870. due and payable in twenty
wears with the option in the County TO redeem
in ten years from date. and bearing interest ~
the rate OF fire 90 per cent per annuin payable
FUNDAMENTALLY. Said bids will be opened IN the
presence OF the County Court, and The right &c
reject any and all bids l. reserved
T II. PATTERSON.
yrre ~ 300 County Treasurer.
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The gauge marked 1915 feet at ST. Louis yes
ieIday showing 4 swell Of i OF a foot In the
last q hours.
Traffic heavy. Big inbound receipts.
Weather sultry. preceding showers along the
river front.
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81 Louis Tuesday. July 10, 1907.
re..tvea daily by n II. Francis. Bro q Co.
ga North Fourth street Ola .sl,
Wes;Inrhouse Air Brake ----...-.--..---l'' ~
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FRISCO LINE.

Train.
Northern llllhois
Iitchneld Springfield. free
pOrt and Dubuque --..-....-..'
,,btraco Va, light Special 49,,
,-p!capo "Dia-n1rd Special -
SprinsfieIa Accommodating -;
SOUTHERN In
New orleans Fast Mail, cairo;
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn ana
Texas Express -
New orleans Special - ,airo.
Memphis and N.>T orr, as
AccUmmOdatic2-Nrr ply socfo,
Marion. Cairo. Spa rita ana
chester ..-.-..-.-- zee
AccommOdation-N Murphy sober"
Marion ami Creal Spri.1 e .
New Orleans Limited. air1'
Memphis. New ORLEANS: i'iAis,
Flyer. Nashville. Atlanta ssuu
Jacksonville. Fla ------.-.i''
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
General Monetary Situation Quieter,
hut without Change of Importance.

St louis, Tuesday. July ~, l'P-
The money market IN a general way was quiet
e. than IL was yesterday. but the business trans
acted at the various banks was satisfactory 10
b.rkers Counter business was on fairly lib
-.aI stale. and there was a very good demand
fo- money which was easily satisfied at the old
rates of TO ! per cent. on which basis discount
inr was done.
The local bank ciear;nss This morning were
g.. si6,gll. and the balances SsS'iE.
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STOCKS AND bonds IN BOSTON.
: ,irle loans. 3i.aiis.

Boston Juy le.-tTosng quotations on the
ctcr. Exchange for money. STOCKS. bones anu
mining shares were:
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National Bank News.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July lo.-rhe Comptroller. GER
ti6cstes authnrizing the following national
Ranks to commence business were issued to-day:
The Lcckhart National Bsnk; Iockhart, Tex.
caritai IS 900: V. Ellis. president
The Arkansas Valley Natinnai Bank OF Paw
nee. Oklahoma, capital sSa.'o; ,seosse w. SUIT
The Home National Rank OF Baird, Tex, cap
ital 500; 7. Z. Powell. preside7t: Fred Lane,
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yANDALIA LINE.

Train.
Fast Mall ........ .....- .....--.
Trains Nos. 20 and Il, New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
aud Washington Special
Indianapolis and New York
Local ..--.. --.- .-----...-.-.
New York Limited ........--.
Peroskey and Macksnaw Linn
tied 1890. 49, ----..-.---.-.
Columbus and Eastern Express
Vandalia Accommodation .--.-
Indianapolis and New York
Express -...--.. ...... .-...-..
Fast Mail ........ -.-.-----.
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK.
RFTUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York July i1.-Saes OF bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
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This Is q neat
Booklet mailed
free by the sun
set Mining Co.,
Chronicle bldg.
s an Francisco,
Cal. The sunset
is one or the
few mining com-
ponies paying
regularly month
iy dividends.
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whitaker & IIodEman. bond. stock, commercial
paper and exchange brckei-. So1 NoFth foHiu IN
street, quote exchange rs follows: $3.50
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Ii. a. d. S-W II. IL.

Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville. WASH
ingtDn. Baltimore. Fhlladel-
ph:l and New York Express
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Raiti-
more. Philadelphia and New
YORK Fast Mail. ---..-..---
Cincinnati Accommodation &c.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washing. II. Ealti-
more. Philadelphia and New
York Royal Blue Llmitcd...-
Flora Accommodation -......-
Flora Accommodation. 1850.
West Baden and French Lick
Springs, VIZ Nonon Route -
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New York stock Quotations.

ST. Louis July n. 1870
The following shows the opening, highest. low
lest and closing quotations the New York
stock Exchange yesterday Corrected daily for
THE Republic by u. r. Francis. Bro. q Co,
bonds and stocks 2i< North Fourth street:
Gale nr,- u,1h o,r CLOSE Yes
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Train.
East Mail. Evansville. Nash
VILE. Birmingham. Mont
eOmery. Chattanooga. At
larta. Mac. Charleston. =
g: Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla ..........
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Southern Express to Evans
vile. Nashville. RirminS-
ham. Mobile. New orleans.
brownsville. Jacksonville.
Ialstka. Ocala and St. Pc
terSburg Fla -.....
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. - ~ 49,
r. L., X. AND
STATION.
Depart Arrive.
s2:s5 am S:55 pm
G::5.l am $50 pm
t1:5o am 1873 pm
S::i am s5:I pm
90 an SIS pm
z:A5 pm T:IS pm
s7:cs pm ss:5s pm
|:p pm $3.50 am
$40 GIN I7:ls am
's:i5 pm T::is am
- pm $40 am
$3.50 pm $40 am
..... .ti:0O an
daily: s::2i a. m.
n. m, Saturday
r,fay and SUNDAY:
p. m. daily. 80
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAII,wAY-tC., II. Il ST. L.

CLOVER LEAF.
w., Depart- Arrive.
T5iedo ard New York Express .s:lz am s2:se pm,
'ro,sdo and New York Express '..lo pm wv Gu
COTTON BELT.
ST LOFTS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Depart~ Arrive.
ii.-lu.,. r~,-ass IS rs am sI24 pm
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Foreign Exchange.
There vas a less active demand for foreigr
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE.
Eastbound-Leaves Eighth and Gratiot Streets
-Excep, sunday 40 Sis. i;s. 81. Jos. 11:ls
SATURDAY and sunday oniy-ll:I D. m. Sunday
only-5:Z4. 1:3i: lo:le a. m. s:H p m
Ieav. WASHINGTON Ave--Except Sunday, 4:2{.
SCI. 7i1. $50. 1879. L % m. 1e?4. 14s. $50.
4:0i, STA SIS. s:2s 2. m Saturday and Sunday
only-II:45 p. Sunday only-5:2'. 1:3s. 1e:l5 q.
5:2S p. m
westbound-Leaves Granite Cfty-Except sun
Gay. Sis. T. STA. s:,S. 10s2 1:1o 2:1e- 3:23
AS, 5:44 5:5S. T:12. S:l' D. Saturday ony-f:So
p. Sunday only-s:55. 1856 a. m: 1908. p: m
Leave Madison-Except Sunday. 5:ls, i:o4 Sis.
90. 1916 M: LIS. 2lI. 3:7. 40. 7:i., 9:2
7. Saturday onlv-.5s p. m. Sunday only-s.
s:i a. m: 1:0s. 6:04 p.