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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
New York Market Go..ip.

The he ssss Of of h the S% ss York X
was T rece!ved BY D. R. Francis, Bro. & Co: Ns'
New York. Aug. 20.-Iondon cables reported a
aTe 5 there and aou sbrass brokers sold
Guiding fair amounts Of Atchison common, st.
Paul naqn paGis ,hn, and q 1ns impTsssen
American spectators in London.
There were few commission orders in the mar
ket, but the too active interest on tho bear side
offered many stocks down early in the day and
made it appear that selling was INDUCED by the
head OF the firm Of Flower & Co. Mr. Flower
was never a speculator and was not Interested
death of EX-GOVERNOR Flower. the firm announced
that 1t was handling commission business only
in any of the market movements.
Peoples Gas was heavy, again this morning
were active in depressing the stock on Saturday
No definite reason for the selling could be OBJ
that some favorable developments We're pendin:
The advance in General Electric was on buying
demand for the debenture bonds at the "as same ss
time at material advance. Bond brokers stated
these bonds. which are convertible into stock at
the rate Of $40 in bonds for 500 In stock. and
market. Friends Of management also affirmed
that the advance to-day was on information in
plan to build up Its business in Japan
R. T declined , eon early under bear attacks L.
]. w. Davis & Co.. were also heavy buyers.
There no news of any kind In regard to the
American Steel and Wire was bought and bid
up by H. Content & Co and Van En1berg & At
Of to es and for
currently supposed to be on his advice. The
other steel stocks Joined in the movement late in
London cables were as follows:
but steady South African raway shares arr % am:
frmer and shade more active. Union Pacifcs
ss as sSw any pa but
absencs Of excitement or particular Developments
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
IRON MOUNTAIN.
nis Barr At Cairo Sunday.
BY telegraph.

Evan Eyansv1ls. Ind, aug. ~s-Rivsr . fss. and
,,of ary. Fair and hot. N' V go 'e'' ~"' ''
.nS Thssns falling VI Siouss xs ana Auf so svsr " inches
ing slowly Clear Is and warn warm '' -''' "''. '''
left e. seFs rsu %sn ASE M
Paul saris Esadi ssl. mssa asss
Ing. Silver Crescen, in and out.
feet inches ,cnss. r Rsa canal foot inches falls
Cape Girardeau. Mo. Aug. 2p-The City Of
Clifton up, at IL o'clock last night. The Fred
W m d0Kn Kvss at Isx L M The The s.pss Rs.s1s stands s
feet. Weather hot
nfs sas I Aye 1ss, Ths v
water. mark Of 1864. Weather clear and still
hot n and IAe out qRsz ISm sR The E0s'
feet Weather e1esr Boats up: n War Easi. a1ts at
lartweg down at a. m. Tender in = and I out on on
Grand s. Is Al III Aug .5 cy Of GsSn gsSn
Feet M rise Of foot in last 4 hours % weather
ssst and falling: Weather , hot; SsE ESsisr e e
tomorrow to leave io5 clarksviiie. Nayigat.o1
died last night at his >pne in Metropolis after
a long and serious illness. He will be buried
"Wednesday afternoon with Masonic honors. He
was IL years of age and of the best-k known
stearnboatmen the Western waters. Business
RAJ her dull the wharf.
Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 2o.-River marks 81
feet on the gauge a fall of !. in 4s hours.
Weather fair and hot: temperature 90 degrees.
The James Lee cleared at 8 this evening for
Friars Point with fair trip. The Georgia Lee
good trip. The Kate Adams left at 5 this even
ing for Arkansas City with good trip The Ora
~,,-iI1 ole fa-nn rinD fnr Tf,A
City OF Idaho will depart tomorrow evening
for Fulton and the Upper Bends The Wichita
will clear tomorrow evening for points the
Arkansas River The Rees Lee will be due from
St Louis tonight and leave tomorrow morn
ing on return trip.
Cairo, ILL.,. Aug. 2o-The river fell L Of a foot
during the past "A hours, the gauge reading So
The Peters Lee from Memphis. with a very light
trip consisting Of miscellaneous freight, ar.
rived at $50 a. m, did light business here and
departed for St Louis at 4:20 a. m. She has
but . few passengers aboard. The Harry 3<0Ua
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Paragraphs.

Captain Oscar Barrett Of Cincinnati and his
6ey II. In tho city
where they were the guests OF Captain George
Derrickson.
Pacific Railroad transfer service called on Cap
tain p S. Drown the NJ. and o. rooms yes
Captain King. master Of the Columbia Packet
Company r,eamer Columbia. now running be-
her ssi in Ii the Chester trade Monday. August ..
She will then leave on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays. clearing airing at S:so p, m. .u
MississippI and Ohio River Piot Society rooms .'
Hsss ke Hin ayed ,y bavnn Sm Me%
round trip on her posting up on the channel.
The river at st; Louis went up three feet
Is predicted to continue. On the upper river
there has been an abundance Of water for some
time: and boats in that trade are receiving all
sa eunz ss With t the 10 Pssps D5 70 Rs
next boat in that trade, arriving Thursday and
departing Friday.
wheat and liberal general showinEs- She will re-
steamer St Paul will arrive from Keokuk
this morning to depart in the afternoon her
-The war Eagle had wheat manifest Of 5000
sacks inbound besides her miscellaneous trip
siho departed to Commercs last evening. well
loaded.
steamer Hill City. Captain T. B. Sims. mas
ter. yesterday being unloaded Of cargo of
7O6 tons Of freight, including big trip OF sugar
and wheat. She brought in forty people. Cap
tain Sims said the passengers. without an ex-
ception. materially assisted the officers II tho
Loaf by good cheer and kindly suggestions while
the liner was aground Bainbridge The
Hill City clears Wednesday, for New Orleans.
Steamer Peters Lee will be found in port this
morning from Memphis. to return this evening.
She is in with large patronage.
Steamer City of Clifton has arrived from,
the Tennessee River heavily loaded, and will
return Wednesday evening.
Captain John E. Massengale is Offering the
City of Sheffield and barge for charter or con-
tract towing.
Steamer Bald Eagle. will go to Peoria and
the Illinois River Wednesday afternoon She
receives daily.
The R. c. Gunter will arrive from Nap1e.
and the Illinois River to-day to clear on her
return passage "Wednesday afternoon
The Carrier, for Hamburg and Calhoun Coun-
ty, will clear tomorrow afternoon.
Pilot John Hamilton brought the new Govern
ment dredge Iota in port from Grafton yesterday
Numbers OF the Mississippi River Commission
were Yesterday overlooking her and receiving
srrplies and equipments Jpn S, preparatory to the
boats trip south. She will clear the channel be-
tween Memphis and Cairo.
Pilot C. E, Nells took . berth ON tho Min
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Depart. Arrive.

ss % am ~7:ls pm
so:00 pm -y:05 am
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Illinois National Guard.

Springfield, Ill.,, Aug. 0..Permission to
equipped. from August 26 to September /,
1900. was to-day granted the Veteran Com.
pany A, National Guard Of Missouri. Of
Kansas City, by Adjutant General Reece.
The organization will attend the Grand
Army encampment in Chicago.
The elections Of William T: Dickson to be
Captain, vice Watkins. and of Harry H.
Mason to be First Lieutenant, vice Dickson,
both in Company K, Fifth Infantry, Illinois
National Guard, are confirmed; .,.,
but without ammunition, until December
81, 1900 is granted the Ogden Guards of Og-
den, Ill.
Sixth Infantry. I. N. G., to be held Satur-
day, September i, for Second Lieutenant.
Captain Frank e. Dayton Of the Sixth In
fantrY will preside.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
FARMERS ARE GATHERING.
National Congress Opens at Denver
To-Day.

Denver, Colo, Aug 2o.-Several hundred
delegates to the National Farmers Con-
gress. which will open in Colorado Springs
tomorrow. arrived here to-day, and went on
an excursion around THE Loop"
b. f. Clayton, former Speaker of the
rouse nous IN iowa. ana Fesidsnt OF Indianola,
which has done most of the work Of ar
ranging for what he thinks will be the most
successful convention of the kind ever held.
1T looks now as If there would be 1000
delegates present" said Mr.. Clayton
There will at any rate be more than 800
and that is larger ATTENDANT than there
has ever been at national .armers' con-
Gress.
I'm addition to the subject of pure food,
which will very naturally be considered at
length. there will be discussions of interest
on trusts. the Nicaragua Canal and free
rural mail delivery. l have no doubt that
the congress will take steps to urge that
the rural free delivery system be spread
as widely as possible"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21

NJ, H. N Il
Train.
Jefferson City, Colorado, Seda-
liza. Clinton. Fort Scott. Par
sons and Indian Territory EJ-
press ....................
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco,
Taylor and Austin Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas, San An
tonic and Galveston Express
Sedalia. Nevada. Fort Scott
and DenIson EXpreSy
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Bonds.
- ..,,.... 9sL n. E. Gas & c. 5s. Ga
Government Bonds.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
EnEla II IL.

for Ghsoa; shs A"s AteaissH pr s
YORK Central isai4: Erie llEs; Pennsylvana sGls;
Pssaas Pss Funk So
conda az; Rand Mines 3s7s Money ~ per cent;
Short bills s9sSa u-l6; three months bills j ll-l0
amount Of bullion taken a., int tho Bank Of
closed M. Gold premium at Buenos Ayres
1880.
trance of the allies into Pekin and the strength
months being credited. Spanish As advanced on
ton s ON Of notes Rio Tintos advanced sensbly on
London advices Three per cent rentes ,- leof @ soc
checks. Spanish As closed 72.49.
Germany.
Berlin. Aug. 2o.-Exchange London 2orn 4s
per cent; three months, bills T. business was
heavy on the Boerse to-day, owing to recent ut
Minister mister Of Foreign Affairs, and the unsatisfac-
tory news received from South Africa. rndustri-
Canadian Paciiics fiuctuated Mine shares is, were
depressed. Home funds were firm.
Bar Silver.
New York Aug 20.-Bar silver 6lisc per ounce
I ondon, Aug. N.-Bar silver firm, rs 5-16d per
ounce.
The Banks.
New York Aug. G).-Close-Money on call
steady. IN3lh per cent: prime mercantile paper
415 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at s4.s7,SS4.S73s
for demand and s4s494s4h for sixty days; posted
rates N s5Gi .s5ls and s4.ssia94.s9: commercial
bills at S3 q4S3E. Silver certificates 61isqS2ac.
Mexican dollars 4Siio Exchanges sss. 91S. .6gl; bal
ar ces s., ,010, ,T97.
Philadeiphle. Aug. 2o.-Clearinss slo 55o54; bal
Boston. Aus. a.-Exchanses sa.os7,s7; balances
baltimore. Aug. 2o-Clearings s2.os4.7es bal
ances s2ss 262
Cincinnati. O.. Aug 2o.-Clearings s.. 100. 40.
New York exchange par. Money 2,sTs per cent.
Chicago, Aug. a.-Clearings s22 0s6. 259: balances
s2S4s.43o. Posted exchange $4.SSa4SSh: New
Work. exchange par.
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sangnmon County Teachers.
u>r,rTr2J 1f> estE,f.TAI.


Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. 2o.-The annual San
CANON County Teachers Institute opened
this morning in the House Of Representa-
tives at the State House. The attendance
was large. nearly 800 teachers responding
to the opening roll call.
The lecturers for the week are o. T.
Bright of Chicago, County Superintendent
of Schools; Professor William NJ. Evans Of
Jacksonville and Miss Emma E. Seibert Of
Champaign.
cises, the History of the Schoolhouse' was
discussed by Superintendent Bright. Miss
seibert talked on drawing. Professor Bv-
and Professor Hall on arithmetic. Remarks
by Charles Van Dorm Of Springfield, Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Schools, closed the
morning programme.
In the afternoon Professor Evans dis
cussed grammar. Superintendent Bright
talked on primary school work, Miss Sell
bert on drawing and Professor Hall on
geography.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY

Depart. Arrive
90 am s10:6 pm
T:3o am 800 pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
MOTORMEN ARRESTED.
Accused of Dynamiting Street Cars
in Dallas.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 2O-W. H. Beaupre, W.
J. Stanflll and w. H. Burton were arrested
this evening on affidavits charging them
with dynamiting street cars on the tracks
of the Dallas Consolidated Electric Street
Railway. The men are union motormen,
formerly In the employ Of the Consolidated
Company. The street railway officials have
been trying to have arrests made for sew
eral days but refused to make aff1davits
when requested by Chief Of Police Price
day by detectives Of the Police Department
Tho union labor men of the city do not be-
lieve the men arrested are guilty. The ac-
cused readily gave bond and were released
from custody.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
Have Been Married si1ty-F1ve Years.

Bloomington. ILL.,, Aug. 2o.-Nr. and Mrs.
William H. Storey celebrated the sixty-ffth
anniversary Of their marriage to-day at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Scott. No.
80 South East street, this city. Mr.. Storey
has been in poor health since last Decora-
tton Day. hence the celebration was infor-
NAL and quiet. However large number Of
old friends called upon the venerable couple
and there was family dinner. Mr.. Storey
is aged A and was born In Kentucky. Mrs.
Storey Is 80 years of age. and was born in
Hamilton County. Illinois. Her maiden
name was Ida Holloway. They were mar
ried in Hamilton County. They were the
parents of nine children Of whom five are
living. Two sons lost their lives in the
army Of the Union.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
City Of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & Co.. so7
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
A Dead. Slow and TiresOmc Market
Little ChanEe in Price.

The only thing that stood between the stock
and bond market and shut out to-day IS
shares Transit stock, which changed hands at
5000. This comprised the days transactions.
Tie market was practically dead for all
other securities. There appeared to be orders
of Importance, and great effort made to
execute them. The usual quotations were made
ard there were few If any changes in prices.
In-EaY'S ClnsinE Nuntat tinpS:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
Il. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
Arrived.
River Forecast.
Tho river at st. Louis will rise.
River and business.

The gauge marked $ fee, at st. Louis yester-
day. showing rise Of 2s feet in tho last 4S
hours.
Traffic both heavy and active: receipts large.
Pas. enger business good.
Weather clear and sultry. Officers on boats
from below report big rains near Chester and
Sta. GeneYtaYe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21

from New Orleans. with II sr1pt,es in tow.
esssea sSs s,,, up Tor Mound City at a:s9 NJ where
to to louisville She left a portion Of her tow
up from Columbus to-day. She returned this
evening: The City Of Paducah from the Ten
nessee River Is due tonight. The Beaver will
leave with tow for st. LtNs In day or two.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
Pittsburr Stocks,

st. Louis. Saturday Aug 49, 1904
Received daily by D R. Francis. Bro. & Co.,
PA North Fourth street.
Close Bid. Ask.
Westinghouse Air Brake ...... 1905, Isl
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
Foreign Exchange.

There was a good demand Tor foreign ex-
d. r. Francis, Bro. & Co. report closing rates
follows:
Prime sterling. cables 4.sSA: checks 4s71a@
4SiTs; 60 days 4.S4isa4.SA.
Commercial bankers checks 4.SIss: do. 90 days
4.Si 90 days 4S2E.
Grain bills is4ag4 .siHs: cotton bills +.ssa.
Banlers' Paris cables a.lsts: checks 6.l6A; 60
days 5.1SsG5.l IS 1-l6
Commercial French francs. checks 5.lsA9
5.1G 1-16; 60 days 5.lS2. as. is 1-l6.
Swiss checks 5.19ss IL 1916: 60 days 5.221s1
S.22 lilo
Belgian checks 51sa; eO days 6.2lh
Bankers reichsnark. cables s5 s-l6 checks
o. 3-l6: Co days "a 9-16.
Commercial reichsmark. checks 95G9o SIS: GO
Commercial checks 4oha4o SIG; 60 days $3.50
I,-It
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
VANDALIA LINE.

Train.
Fast Mail.
Trains Nos. 20 and 81, New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Special.
Indianapolis and New York
Local .................
New York Li;nited.............
Petoskey and Nackinaw Linn
ite1 ..-.............. .......---..-.
Columbus and Eastern Express
Eardalia Accommodation 49,.
Indianapolis and New York
Express ......-..-----.-....
Fast Mail ,.....-......-....
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
STOCKS AND BONDs IN BOSTON,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Boston Mass. Aug .p.-Fcowlng arc the
quotations for money. stocks. bonds and mining
shares:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
Neu york Stock Quotntion..

ST Louis. Monday: Aug: 20 1900.
The following shows the opening highest. low-
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday: Corrected daily for
bonds and stocks, 2l4 N. Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
c.,c.so stock. and Bonds.

81. Louis, Monday, Aug. 20, 1900.
fnoeiyed daily by u. r trsiIois tro. & Co.,
H4 North Fourth street.
eaies- High. Low.
narnond Match 90. -. -. ...123x 123
National Biscuit ..--,..----.~-...........S SIN III
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21

II. d d. S-W.
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Wash
irst0n. Baltimore, Philadel-
Dhin and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and New
York Fast Mail. l................
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg, Washington. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and New
York Royal Blue Limited g.. d.
Flora ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A
Flora Accommodation. ........
West Baden and French Lick
Springs via Monon Route.
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FINANCIAL.
ring upon the securities markets.

bearing upon the securities markets.
The following advices In regard to cotton wero
received:
Cotton in Liverpool closed only shade higher
than Saturday. but this market held steady at
of bear sales and some new buying. stimulated
by unfavorable crop accounts and buying for
tions of the Carolinas and Georgia. but general
rains needed except In Texas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
FRISCO LINE.

" LII ~
Train.
Valley Park Accommodation. u.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Texas and Kansas Mail for
Carthage. Joplin, Wichita.
Arkansas City. Oklahoma,
Dallas. Galveston and Fort
worth .........- ..........-...
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation ......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation .......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Texas Limited (vestibuleO. for
Eureka Springs. Fort Smith.
Enris. Corsicana. Austin, san
Antonio. Houston and Gal
weston .........-.--.---.. ..-..
Western Express. for Ninita,
Oklahoma. Carthage. Joplin.
Wichita, Burton and the
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
l.. & n. X. n

Train.
Fast Mail-Evansviiie. Nash
vile, Birmingham. Mont
goInery. Chattanooga. Allan
tn. Macon, Charleston, 5. C.;
Mobile, New Orleans and
Jacksonville, Fla ........-..
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
Southern Express. to Evans
vile. Nashville, B!rmirg-
ham. Mobile, New orleans.
Thomasville, Jacksonville.
Palatka. Ocala and st. Pc
fprSbI,rp Ella
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BURLINGTON ROUTES
w. X. R.-UNION S
Train.
For Hannibal. H: & st. ]:

Train.
For Hannibal. H. & st. ].
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
burlington ......... -.......
Local to Hannibal ..............
For Quincy and North. .......
For st. Paul, Minneapolis, via
East Side lines. Illinois and
Wisconsin ........ .......
1.-THE BurIington-N Northern Pa
citic Express for Kansas
City, ST. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana, Washington
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon ......... ............
The Twin City Express" for
Minneapolis. ST. Paul and
iowa ........... decentralization.
The Nebraska Colorado E.x-
press" for Denver. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. Joseph ..................
Local 10 Burlington ...........
For Northern Iowa. St. Paul
and Minneapolis .........
For Illinois. via East Side line
to Rock Island .............
For Dubuque and Ia Crosse.
For Kansas City. Omaha, ST.
Joseph. Denver, Nebraska,
Colorado, Utah and Pacific
Coast; also Northwest .......
Local from Hannibal..........-.
For Alton-Leave $50 a m.
daily: 11:0o a. M. daily; 1:Sl
only. 800 p. m. except Satu,
500 p. m. except Sunday: 5:5l
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New York Curb Stocks.

St. Louis Monday, Aug. o. 1900.
lived daily by D. X. Francis. Bro. & Co.,
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BIG EOUR,

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express ...........
New York and Boston Limited.
Kn.ckerbocker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington,
baltimore and Philadelphia.
Alton Express ...................
Nation and Alton Acconmo-
dalton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Boston. New York, Cincinnati,
Washington, Baltimore, Phil
Httiplla .
Alton-Leaves 'I0:4O e. m.
$500 a. In.. '1:i4 p. m.
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AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE
CONSOLIDATED RAJ
Train.
Louisville EXpres$Centralia,
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton, Louisville,
Washington. Philadelphia and
New York ..-.........--.....
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Louisville Limited to Louis
vile. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York.
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THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Active and Fairly Large Days Busi-
ncss-Demand GOOd-Rates Stcndy.

St Louis, Monday, Aug. co. 1880.
Tho local money market nads very good
start this morning. Business in nearly all lines
of banking was active during the day and the
outlook extremely encouraging. The malls were
heavy and in a routine way transactions
large and active. the clerical force at the diff
ferent institutions being kept busy from early
until late. Deposits We're large and checking
tive. There was q coed demand from the Coua.
try and on local account for money which con-
tinues In large supply. and the interest rates;
were steady at 5 to per cent for call and time
loans The days clearinEs made good showing
he!ng reported at $5.6l3 357 the balances amount
ing to sS25,5lS.
Domestic Exchange.
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Depart. Arrive
10 pm 4l0:30 am
$50 am 1915 am
1890 am 1l:2o pm
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Domestic Exchange

Whitaker d. Hodgrnan,. bond. stock: commercial
paper and exchange brokers, 300 North Fourth
street. quote exchange as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
RIVER NEWS.


For the last IS hours. ending at a.
ST. Louis, Monday, Aug. 20 1860.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
Second Call.
Third Call.

5000 Atoh q ....1o07S 1000 G 3hs 10
loo & o 4hs.. esi5 L.0e0 Reading Is. s7H
loo " cons ..1l7k 6.oo0 Sou Pao 4s.. 7S|
1900 NJ q new 5000 w G Il -. ssa
...18 5000 Wab 2ds ....10lH
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-21
ST LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
SERVICE.

Eastbound-Leaves Eighth and Gratiot Streets.
m. LS0. lf2. 2:4s. 4. $40. S:25 S:22 p. Satur-
day and Sunday only-u:I D. m. Sunday only
Leave Washington Ave--Exccpt Sunday, 4:24.
6:2 7:41. s:55 1U09. 1:23 a. m liza l:iS. $50,
sos 5l4, 6:2g, S:26 y. m. Saturday and Sunday
only-11:i5 D. m Sunday only-5:S7, 7:3S. l0:15 a.
20 Q. m.
Westbound-Leaves Granite City. Except Sum
day-5:I5. !, s:l4 e:S. l0:42 a. 1:l0. 213. S:23
4:3s. 5:A. S:o3 7:12. 9:T D. m. Saturday only.
2. m.
Leave Madison-Except Sunday. 5:ls, 7:o4. Sis,
p. m. Saturday only-i:56 p. NJ Sunday only
s. ga 2 n: l:Qi. 500 d. m.
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$50 pm 1850 an
900 pm T::c5 am
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60 pm T:13 am
.........- s1l:U pm
daily: S:I a. m,
p. m.. Saturday
day and Sunday:
.. m. daily: 7:D
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Alton Limited for Chicago. IS :36 1858 pm
Chicago Palace Express 1890 pm "7:2S am
Chicago Midnight Special" Ell 81 pm 1851 am
Chicago Prairie State Ex-
press ........... ..............'1201 pm 'J2S pm
Springfield Accommodation -. '5:05 pm '10:24
Kansas City Festibulsd Iim-
teo ........... ................'io1o pm '7:os am
Kansas City Day Express...... $3.50 am IS 81 pm
Springfield local ................ 20 .........
Jacksonville Accommodation 10 O5 pm 1854 am
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-05-11
Program of Reunion.

The official programme of the Con-
federate reunion at Louisville has been
announced. The program is as fol-
lows: