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on the shorts, and Il was currently reported
that some compromise would be arrived at
by the conflicting interests III the director
ate. probably resulting in the declaration of
q dividend on a seriiannual per cent basis
fractions and ;niustrials all showed
strength. the latter being helped by the dec
iaratlcn OF = quarterly per cent dividend
On tennessee coal and lion. AL the steel
stocks sympa ;hized and, although there was
IA lack Of public interest. still :elt tie tone
was ou!lish. Vanderbilt interests were re-
ported as buying Jersey Central and Read
ing. WITH a consequent revival OF consoIida-
tl.n ruIICES-
The market closed finn. although not quite
al best ana the tone was more generally
Dhi-sn TRAN Tor some little time pact The
--4Se hteH.sts were talking Of kanderb iit
oHYlLS IN anthEacItes. and supposed Morgan
purchases III Northern Pacifi. helped to Give
sti~-S-A. fractions and sugar both showed
signs o. manipulation and reacted some
Nhal. bu! railroad stocks continued strong
money was very easy.
Inc chinese intelligence is exceedingly
grave. tee murde: CT The German Arrhassa-
ocF IN public giving ah added complication
me tst- q the ether Ministers IS exceeding
~ pfecaEIots, ana everything tends to in
crease rather tcaU diminish the public any-
!yty anu the tar-.eaCling possibilities OF
the complication
American Iiu-Piese declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of Is. per cent on the
preferred stock, and the American Steel
h1o2 declared a similar dividend Burling-
toa May statement showed = net decrease
q S-S1.s2u The surplus from July / shows
an Increase OF $Sa5. $50.
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Cred Eurk Of Captain Cummings steamer
Julia l. visiting relatives In the city. He re-
turns TO Memphis tonight.
Many o! the yachts and naphtha launches %
s. LOUIS VIII he taken TO Clifton Terrace. above
Alton. July 4. to take part in a racing regatta at
that point.
Secretary Renfrow OF Harhor No. ~ yesterday
acted as pilot on the La Tosca, whose owner had
her out for a cruise.
Steamer City of IT. Louis has come up to her
wharfbuat. foot Of Olive street.
Beginning today the Quincy II N take tho
place OF the Sidney in the Burlington X eohuk
trade The Sidney clears July for IT. Paul.
The War Eagle cleared at O'Clock last even
ing. a delay being made TO accommodate a party
OF Masuns. VINO. accompanied by their families.
are making a round-trlp Fourth OF July excursion
on the boat
The Cherokee Is in Port from, Chester and
will return this afternoon.
The city Of Paducah Is receiving freight
and registering people 10 go TO the Tennessee
The Carrier will he due to-day. to return
Wednesday TO Hamburg.
Steamer Bald Eagle receives daily for the
Illinois River ard Peoria
The Columbia arrived and departed again to
sion run on July 1.
Steamer II. g Gun,e- is to arrive to-day
She will 80 to the Illinois River again Wodnes-
Pilot Charley Nichols wen. aboary, the James
V lockwood ut Cairo. The lockwood IS en-
route to cypress Bend and will return with a
tow for Captain Frank Liebke.
the Memphis Is expected from the Tennessee
River "Wednesday Thursday.
Steamer Peters Lee brought IN trip OF
u rlber and miscellaneous products. She re-
cursion Inducements offered to passengers
Tho coal steamer Harry Brown from the Ohio
River went TO the bank al Hopeneli TO have
her boilers patched before clearing for New Or
leans.
The Spread Eagle was In ard out for Alton
and Grafton.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

London. July 2 2. m.-Cou<oIs for money
:On 1-i6: co-sols for the account tauI 100 li-rG:
Atchison "a: Canadian Pac!hc gl7s. 81 Paui
lI3sk: Illinois Contra! i1i Louisville .si.: l;nIan
Pacific pfd. 1@iA: New York Central 1915: Erie
49,: Pennsylvania Gi7.: Reading s.. F-rie fr =
pfi 33[: Northern Pacific md Nv f;ra,5
Trunk So: Anaconda SIS. RAND Mines Al. Mon.
per cent. The rate OF discount In tte orey,
ma ..let for short bills is .B.a2.. per cent: do
three months bills - per cent.
france.
Paris. July e;-Pric's on the Bnurse to-day
we're steady and business was Quiet The ,hi-
nose news CHECKED irlprog en.ent aud the ahssn"s
OF selling orders indicated tina. so.a-rns-Te ~
considerably brighter Erazilians v-.r,, .,-p, IN
th.. improyenie in thu rate OF exchange Ria
Tintos were steady end kaffirs wsr. firm Thrcs
per cent rentes 1907 29c for ,hs account -
change on London 25t nc for checks. Spanish 4,
closed at I2.3sE
Germany.
Berlin July s-Exchanee On London .,-, ,.,a
pigs; discount rates, short bills S. per cent.
three months BINS 81 Per cent. f,r.,ncss ~,
the Boerse to-day wss depressed the s;tustia, ~,
China and the disastrous FIRE at H.hore1 "a "a
checking operations. Toward TIE Gloss th.r.
vas indiscr7minaie selling. causing bank al
rine shares 70 break sharply Arn.r,can. a.
Canadian P.cifcs declined somewhat
Bar Silver.
New York July 2-Bar silver srxc mar ,r,,.>
London. July 2-Bar silver uncertain csiSd rer
The Banks
New YORK, July 2-Money on csIi easy a,
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ny Telegraph.


REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Mf thu asu1 5gy Of fvi fen marks n
Tsa'hsz Ialr ana b.: ,sHPeraSaTs assTsss
c,eaIed al this evening for Friar's Point with
t@iT , tIip ,o The Kate Adams cleared a; This
Georgia LIE left at 5 th:. evening tor Ashpors
ot az ss ev wiah !f for rfans R1et
with iar trip. after dischargng .oci bundles ot
bales q cotton and 90 SACKS Of cottonsesd
TLe Res Res ISe from St Louis was n and OUT 70:
hS b h H s4lnsS on way drn New ON
fr, ight and will clear on Wednesday evening on
irit hts nioriiinE for island IS to hitsh up her
t9w and proceed 70 New orleans. She will prob
WI tow u .mriies LEFT this morning FOR tho
VII pss aS"n IN tn i morning on way to New
J y. IiaGbin viii cieag tomorrow evening for
the Arkansas River. The HIN City from 81.
New Orleans. The L. Z Patton arrived ycs,eT..
Of cs ;,'' '''' 'A' ." '''4'" after another 10"
cairo. III. July a-Th. river .eI = Of a 700,
feet The weather Is clear. hot and sui.ry Tho
h Of sSo pae s S5 w god s ig G and
sui,dries arrived at ! a N. she did Iisht bust
The mi CITY. having added % tons OF package
fTs,Eh = derar,sd Cor Nsw orleans At "a,
sipp at y m The Condor With 10 loaded coal
T@a hs % T TSt kde eie VIII y AXE aT
tuws To- New orleans Tomorrow morning TN.
J; Y 80 Y. lockwood from 81. Louis with enr,ie,
arrived y; noon. She departed for the Lower Mis-
night from Memphis
Burlington la. July Tile river IS . inches
above low,water mark Of 1854. fan Of inch.
iu the running OF the through boats Of the p.a-
mond 10 Lane this week and the steamer sidney
Burlington trade all seasnn will novv be,omc q
through boat and will take the place OF tina
quincy In the 81. Louis and st Paul run Thu
arrive In Burlington every Thursday from 81
Louis The D'iauaqe Will eoI.tiauc in the through
afternoon. The I:Iolse in aud cut '"S
Granl Tower. Ill. July 2.-rhe Nick sau-r a.
rived down at y m. and departed for Chester
az last night. The Peters Lee Departed for 81.
barges Up for St. Louis at 5 a IN Tho lac,
Rabbit made trip 20 Muddy River to-day.
ns s%ss fsa' hGa s 1 Mea,,6 fan % T. The
Paducah. Ky. July 2--Rivsr gauge reads o5
feet and falling. Dick Fowler TO Cairo az sis
a m Joe Fowler TO Evansville at 10 a. m
ana warm.
Warsaw. III. July a-Gause re,d. fer. c,,o-
and hot. Sidney. Inverness and Scotia passed
down and up.
Chester. M July e-Riv~r falling: mug. a.
feet. weather clear and hot. Pe,.r: fss np'
a. m. II. NJ. Hoxie and tow up. 23p D m
Louisville. Ky. July 2.-River stationary: SIS
locks. Clear and hot.
Care Girardeau. No. July an. Rec. L..
gp al II o'clock last night. River falling
Evansville Ind. July a-River o.? feet and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling W. Va. July e.-River 81 feet and
Cincinnati. July 2.-Rlyer 81 feet and rising.
Clear. mercury rs.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

William Kelly. Is years. so4 North CONNER
John Mahanney. IS years. City Dispsnsary;
Alfred Rogers. months I'D Piovsr: maTas-
Myrtle Alaore. 4 months. 1871 North Seventh:
Nellie Hughes. 20 years. sos North Twenty
Martin stamps. 81 years. s.2s Chou,eau: mys-
James Leonard. 9 months E7ss Manchester:
John he Temple. "A years. sl37 North Thir-
Fred boyer IS years. MrIIanphy Hospital; con-
Pauna Hehr,ein. 81 years. nas California:
Suicide.
GEORGE Steiner. II days. lsss North Tenth:
Charles smith. Is days. 1875 North Tenth. con-
iienry c. simeon. Is years. SGT Vista; eonses-
Barbara symour. IS years. 1895 Papin: con-
Philp r. Mag. IS years. .sis L. Sale: ulcer.
Ernst Z. Huber. % years. llii South Seventh:
Catherine Rohter,. year. 1910 South Third.
Ellen Cronin. months. 1891 North Tenth; m-
Marie Rolfmeyer. - ysars. ssas Cleveland:
Thomas ". ColEan. q years. szs South Tenth:
George p. schaerer. s. years. soos California:
Fannie steel. 50 ysars. 600 South Diving: apo
Bridge. Flynn. Il years. sios nasson: oon-
living s. Giv.nrod. mnnthA sr ST. Louis:
Richard Scott. months. s44A M.rm.au,.:
- Frieke. day. ms South Thirteenth: DE-
biity.
Arnold Rather. 1 year. al West s,stns: s.stre-
eEteriiis.
Marie cuiienb,ne. s years. no Pennsyiv.ni.:
heart disease
Emily c. W. Fiottmsnn. 8 months. 10 war
ren; cholera insentum.
Helena Rykaczewski. year. lsls North Hx-
teenth: marasmus.
Joseph schwabeck. 80 years. 1908 North Ninth:
cancer
Margaret Malone. % years 1885 P.ptn: ssps,-
selma L. Becht. month. .sIsA Benton. snssee-
cOlitls.
Anna Roenfsid. 10 months. 0is North Ninth:
Michael LYMAN y.ars czES cnoutsau:
Kate Frueh. months ST. Louis County, con-
vulSions.
Katie Wilde. s months 1s Mound: .nanitionL
Brunhtlca Siefermann. 20 years. 1&3 Spruce;
hemorrhage.
teTO-colitfs.
Edith Beesch. : mcn,hs. IlIs Lynch: eonvui-
sions.
Caroline II. Wagner n years. 4zI4 Howard:
pneumonia.
Benjamin sooihal,er. = months. scs Morgan:
hamilton.
Kate Vose.. months s5l7 Botanical: cho,sr.
Frederick W. Kuhs a years. ISL North Ninth:
trnnt hifis.
EDWARD Bird. s. years. City Hospital: nsphri-
It's.
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National Bank News.


-
Washington. July. The following reserve
Arisona-'rhe Los Angeles National Bank Los
Angeles Cal for the Prescott Nationa! Bank.
Prescott: the Les Angeles Nai,olal Bank. Los
Angeles CAL for the consoiida'ed National
hank. tucson.
Indian TerTitory-Ffrst National Esak, Kansas
CITY, for the First National i'ank. ROT.
Illinnig-The Continental National Bank. Chi
cE.o lor the First National Sans, II. Anne
luifara-The First National BANK Chicago. for
the FIRST National Bank. Nabash;
kansls-The National city bAnk, New York.
for the Fir.t Natioral Bank. hutchinson.
Iowa-Ths First National Eank. Chicago. for
tn. FIRST National Bank. G.adbrook
Tie applica;iuu for authority 70 organize The
First National Bank OF Mineral Wells, Tex, with
6 capital of $1,000 to-day approved.
The Coulptrol.er's certificates authorizing the
following rational banks 10 commence business
have been issued:
IT The First National Bank Of Tah.-euah. L t.:
he iirss National Bank Of Ayrshire. Ia cap
its1 s25 coo
The First National Bank Of wyfse Tex cap
itsl. $500.
The following changes IN the officers Of ma
nlnois--The city Nat0nsl Bang OF Evanston
County National Rank Of Neosa. r. D. vor!s.
vice PRECEDENT: o NJ Welsheinler. cashier.
Indians-The First National bank OF Fowler,
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AL0lS c. HERMAN KILLED.
Young st. Louis Architect Met
Death on a Nebraska Outing.

Alois c. Herman. a well-known young
craftsman and architect. died yesterday
near Merriam. Kas.. from the effects OF an
injury which he received Saturday. Mr..
Herman was spending his vacation with his
mother, who lives on a large farm near
Merriam. To get the full teneht Of his
outing the young man worked In The feds
with the regular farm hancs. Saturday
evening he was helping unload rick Of
nav. when he slipped and Eel! from the
Eayloft. a distance OF over fifteen feet
RE fell upon the rick. striking IT'S alb
domsn against one of the cross pars. He
was picked Up unconscious. and when med
icaI aid arrived 1t was found tina, he had
lost considerable blood from internal hem-
orrhage. Mrs. Herman was away from the
farm at the time. and It was feared that
she would not arrive in time TO see her
son alive. She reached his bedside only a
few minutes before he expired.
The body will be shipped TO ST. Louis for
burial. and is expected to arrive here July
a. Mr. Herman lived with his married
brother. Ado!ph Herman. at No. 1888 Calf
fornia avenue. Mr.. Herman was in the
employ OF f. c. Jansen. and was considered
one of the most promising young architects
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-03
LOCAL STOCKS AND BOxDs.
An CpnsunIfy Dull and Slow Market
ncsliuSs Light.

An unusually slow ard stupid market was had
TO-DAY. and especially this iHclulng. and not a
r..-riclp ~ liz. was shown until lat. IN the
sion when bidding became a it'll. iivclirr and
a gov scattered sales we're mad. Tho dcrnnu!
was i.~t for Brewery Sc. and DURING the me- /
Ing four changed hands at par. hut later they
U,g" stiabl- at s'9.'J only. With siaa.2s asked.
Tho small bonds were IN demand at sy. -.
United Railways were duii"r than tnev have
ts-r far may weeks. and inclined now inward.
TIN. bonds were hardly mentioned during the
r.ay. and they closed nominal at sSi.@l bid aud
=. asked.
Transit or common stock did no, appear to no
" lrf,I var- badly. The host hid made was
So g. AMI -. 9, Was asked. A lot Ct . shares
f.rrf- frpI f-lI at {fg--j. more was offered at
$50. and 80 lls.
THO only trust stork quoted this morning was
M.rlgr'il. " hiru Was ~ DEMAND at 1850, and
I. Whirb - si'tT,s irally roi4
-E,nS s;o..,s attracted but lttle attention. Tho
So. u.rst and best IN demand American
Exchange FOR which $50 WAS hii.
-Nnu. stocks were duh and about
r.-!l-,i IN T,ice. There was no demand to
sgs.-lk -.
---Tp4Iay's closing ouutations:
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AMERICANS CLOSED STRONG
lNTHE LONDON MARKET.
SILVER FIRM UNDER ACTIVE
DEMAND.
Hone of the New York Market Was
Distinctly Strong-Money
Was Very Easy.
RwCHLIc SPECIAL

nHYCBEIC SPECIAL
New York. July 2-The London market,
sitter being rather heavy for the greater
part OF the day. showed more strength ar
tho close, especially in American stocks.
Trading was considerably checked. however.
by the unsatisfactory news from China and
q further sharp break in the price of steel
stocks IN Berlin. extending In some cases
80 six or seven points. Consols were I'M
fehansed ON the Gay, and the rate for money
showed considerable ease. especially In
view Of this being the turn Of the half year
Paris exchange ON london continued low,
. and a decline in Berlin was also recorded.
probably In view of the unsettled financial
conditions there. The price OF silver was
firm. with no check In the Indian and Rus
s.sn demand.
In the local market IN spite OF somewhat
narrow trading Ia view of the approaching
holiday and the Democratic convention, the
tone was distinctly strong. and was very
fairly maintained all day. Considerable
pressure was put upon the shorts by trad
ers. with the result OF forcing covering in
the granger stocks both by Boston and
chicago. b. & o. common rallied sharply
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ILLINOIS.



Springfield. Ill. July a-Cert:nnates Of incor-
state Rose az follows:
Tho tsoseville Printing and Publishing Com
pai,y Roscviile: capital. $50. printing and pub
hsh.Lg. IncorporatoIs-J. IL. Brown. ". T. Cos
sett and Ira Dilley.
The American brewing Company of Pehin.
P.k.n: capital. $780, brewing and mating busi-
ness. IncorroratoTs-M. NJ. Jacobs. Robert d
The Michelmann Boiler Company. Quincy: cap-
ital. $4,000; manufacturing boilers tanks. go.
Inc9rpora,ors-John H. MicheiInann. Henry I.
Micf elmann and Charles +. A. Bshrensnieyer.
The Pekin Telephone Company. Pekin: capital
James W. Barrett John c. Mead and William
A Potts
The New Century Club. Chicago: soeial. In
coryorators-Avina Fischer. Agnes @ Slough
and Annie Wickens.
The Foresters' Grub Of Lake Forest Laks Fur
est: social Ilcorporators-Conrad Basil Henry
Viekerman and Andrew Sigei.
The Klondike Hunting and Fishing Club. Carr
Station. social and recreation. Incofporators-
Charles E. Mueller. Charles Vessel and Otto
Ecsitz,
rany. located at Wapella, certified to an increase
In capital stock from $3.50 TO 5000.
The Sanford * Rowell Lumber Company. locat-
ell at Freeport. certified 10 a change of name to
The sanford & hartman Lumber Company.
The Navy Cash Register Company. located At
Cfiaago. Is dissolved.
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REFUSED TO TIE THE KNOT,
Priests Decision Disappointed
Supposed st. Louis Couple.

Thomas Walsh, aged 2s. and Miss Mary
Clany. aged "a. supposed to be from 81.
Louis but who claimed to come from De-
catur. ILL.,. were granted a marriage license
yesterday morning by County Clerk Rine-
ker at Edwardsvil!e. Ill. The Reverend
Father c. A. ORc!iiy. pastor of St. Mary's
Catholic Church, refused to marry them on
the ground that they had not lived In Illi-
nois long enough and the license was re-
turned to the County Clerk and torn I'D.
The bride was dressed in deep mourning
and the bridegroom In dark suit with
straw hat. On his right foot he wore a
black shoe and on hts left tan shoe. The
couple was accompanied by an elderly man
who weighed about 200 pounds and was
evidently not relative. The couple and
old man are thought to be St Louisans.
as they took train for St Louis inmedi-
ately after their unsuccessful attempt to
get married.
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THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JULY g. 1900.

II. 70 4. per cent: last Joan Ia rr,rna mercantile
.iu.r .. fit- per cent. sterling exchange stead
~ with actual business in bankers bin. NJ
s; Ss' Tor demand and at S.S3's for 60 DAYS.
p.lSt.i rates S. Sli. Gi-S and S.S.i=. commercial
h.!r 50 sat-. silver rerii9atcs tl1.dss4sc. Mex
han collars Isle. CicarinGs SIS. ia u.s. balances
Sg.u.NwH..
R6ston. July 2-Cfearings siS.96se 80: balances
baltimore. July 2-tTearinrs His, 7s5. bal
r.i-as $50. "a
FhiIadeIphla July :.-C1earinEs se4.sis s47: bal
arr-s s. IS. las.
Chicago JiiIv a-Clcarincs 81. eSs. SO: balances
s. S., 81 :. ys.stsd exchange H-Sii. q4.Si.; New
I0gh exchange ~: premium
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Illinois National Guard.

fEPt BIC StECIAIs
Springfield, ILL.,. July s-Adjuta1t General
Reece to-day confirmed the elections Of 8.
c. Coiegrove and Horace ]. Medium to be
First and Second Leutenants. respectively.
Of Company NJ. First Infantry. Illinois Ma
tional Guard
Honorable discharges from the military
service of the State are granted the follow
ing enlisted men: Battalion Sergeant Major
NJ. L. Robinson. noncommissioned stan,
Third Infantry; peSsAtes William Miller
Chauncey Burr. Anthony Love and Frank
Zollers. Company L. Third Infantry; Must
clan Lyman z. Clark and Priyates William
Heathcott Richard o. Jones, Harry X
Goltman and Clark Berlin. Company Z.
Sixth Infantry.
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Foreign Exchange.

There was a good demand for foreign exchange
ana the market firm
l.. Il. Francis. Bro. co. report closing rates
Prime sterling. cables 4.ssslas: checks 4.ssx
a.. 50 day, 1. SsIs So
Commercial sterling on bankers Checks 4. seis
60 days 4.Sst: 80 days 4.sS.
Grain bills ssI: cotton bills t.sFx.
Paris cables 5.15I,: checks 5.lsst, 80 days 5-ls&
Commercial French francs. checks I.l6i. Clio.
g. dpy. 5.I9-s- $500
swiss clicks s 70; 81 days 8 ,5b.
Belgian checks ;. ia: dl-lS; % days nv.
Bankers reichmark. cables sIss. checks % SIC.
s. DAYS Iiz.
Commercial rstchmark checks eoQi-s: % days
a{an;ers Dutch guilders chec!es Iox; G, Gays
4taI-ls. ~, ..., .y -
days % I3-I6I3s-
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Thu reading Of the 50. Louis gaHG> yesterday
VAS lis feet a decline OF e. Of foot IN the
Ia - fcr;y-cisEt EoIrs
Traffic brisk with good passenger business
Weather In Tn, harbor clear and sGltry.
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81 Louis. Monday July e. l~A
re foiiaWins shows ina opening. highest
lowest and closing quotations O.. the New YORK
..Is,ck 1sAGhsnGe yesterday. Corrected daily Tor
nc Republic oy u. r. Francis Bro q Co
S;ocls- saIez.open- High. Low Gloss. Yes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-03
LOCAL MONEY MARK ET.
Fairly Active business Transacted.
but Conditions Unchanged.

St Louis. Monday. July .. 1917,
There was nothing new developed In th- local
money market to-day. Business at the various
banks and trust companies active and on
Il fairly large scale as Is usual on the first dav
q the week and also for the reason that It
the urSt business day % the new month. Check
lES Sas brisk and deposits were very good whis
business with country Institutions was very
c uracing. There was a good demand from
n arts all classes OF borrowers. but 10 change
IN discount rates. which were steady to
Der cent for call and time money. Money was
In abundant supply and easily obtainable at the
above named rates.
The bank ciearinCs this morning wera reported
a. S.Al. Sl5. the balances amounting TO sos oO3
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK.
RFpUBJIc SPECIAL.
New York July . Sales q bonds were made
ha.. f--..lN as iull-Ns-
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REAL ESTATE TRANsEER,.

BROADwAY-!s4 1t. il, in. W g. h.,
Filler and Eieheieereer: Ferdinand Bun
CITY BI.OCK-Lot s-Francis Lepore 70
Julius T. t;reflet-w. d.............-.... 4
cI.lFroN S,. r.; Herman II. s;eIiins TO
DAYTON-25 IT: William D. Carter TO
Anna Duyle-w. d-..-...............,.... a0o
FAIR-@ H.: William Alter to knapp.
ICWA-5e fl; Matthias Koncen Magda-
KIENsiNGToN-sS n; d; Il. Brennan to
Wallace Brumann-w. d.................. $500
LAcLEDE-2i It "a. tn; Charl-s AraIey
to Sarah Goilan;-w- d...........s....., 400
LAEILNESs fl Elizabeth Thursiy TO
MAGAZINE-4s e.; Arthur WuIhoiIeni
to George c. Stewart-w. d-............- l sn,
McPlIERsoN-9o IT.: Robert Funord TO
MoRGaN--25 IT. in: Minnie c. Thorn
as 10 Robert Tuifcrd-w. d.............- sg,,
MARKET-e9 #. in. BET. Tenth and
Donovan-w d.. -.................-. 40 O-1
MORGAN IT,. :. $, bet Seventh and
Eighth; Joseph T. Donovan 10 Joseph
McPffE RsoN-Sc IT.. Elizabeth Fcrru:c,n, $500
to Isabel' o. Brine--w. d...........-..-'
M Eel r H.6sesn # 81 M,b In Aug II Rel
MAIDEN Lane. It. Margare, Meyers;
% Annie Friek.qto; d-.-........
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BUILDING PERMITS,

NsIlinckrcd; Chemical Company. erect three-
story prick factory. northwest corner OF NAL
Unc xrodt and First. $4,000.
Lafayette Park NJ. e. Church erect addition
to church. southwest corner Lafayette and Mis-
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Solid Gold Wedding Rfngs.
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81. Louis. Monday. July 2 1907
Resolved daily by D r. Francis Bro 4 Co.
2Ii North Fourth street:
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