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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

Of smptses' arrived, from New Orleans This morn
ne Tor the Ohio fiveT. The GsoTsia Lee
rl.rr5w evening on return TRIP. The James Lee
Will arrive tonight from Frisrs Point and clear
to-mcrrux evening return. The Peters Leo
Is due from ST; Louis TO Icavs az noon to-mor-
return trip.
rived from, Muddy River at /, o'clock last night
Russell Lord with barEes ~ ties ,ss-srted for
down at : a m. City OF CiinoT. departed for s.
Louis at :: q m Res I.ec d'pa-ted for 81
E ,,T o. a. Memphis shou.d ' pas: -; down abou, p
m. The gage reads 100 fee. fall Of ? ~
,.iiftnn w a. a m. hees Lee W a.
chester The Harvester and : barges up q; z
m The city Of Memphis due down. River fal-
irE. Weather clear
Heavy rains. Charlie Boy and Fannie arrived
With wheat. Big kanawha doSn at , a -, M n,
? m. Hattie Brown up at : 7. m Falls lily
arrived rom ksntueky kiy.r e .. m WIN IN
iaccn r r. Andrews GnHn at 40 T. ~. with
70, a, ,o-nirht. ionisri,ls due down NJ mid
niEht. steward Frank BosssTt Of ne afInphis
Chester. IL. July 10 River falling, gang.
- feet Weather cloudy and bot. City =
Memphis doyH at u 90 a. m: Tenteg in AMI on;
Te,rrnei ut ?. M. Up: War Easl.. q. NJ:
FaglT. $50 n. n CITY Of Clifton. I'D p m;
Russell lord. with four ta.ges Of ties. 3:ij r.
n Recs Lee. $50 ?.
Paducsh. Ky. JuIy 19:-I:lver gauge reads -
and falling. John :. Hopkirss from Evansville
q, D m Dick Fowler at Ca.i-o S:ls a.
cav Of Paducah Is due out Of the Tennessee
River tonight Tennessee is due out az the
'TennCssee Weather clear and cool. business
very quiet.
F;urllngtol Ia. Julv Ia-The river f. feet
u ir,ches above low water mark Of 1854. rise %
inches since last report. Weather cloudy and
warner. Tho W. :. Young IN and out from
Davenport. The Eloise In and out from keoiuk-
Warslw III. July i9.-G,Uge reads 10 feet a
rise u = OF a foot In past ?; hours Weather
cloudy a1i cooler. Boats: Sidney np late last
night. Dibugrs NJ. cyclone NJ an! down and
silver Crescent in and out regular trade.
UhceiIur July Is.-River feet inches and
-;si1r Raining Departed: Queen CITY. Ctncin-
RAFT: BEDFORD. Parlersburg. IL a. m. Greenwood.
Pittsburz II 4. M
Louisville XIV. Iuir ,s.-River rising: r,e,
frrhes in canal: feet Inches On fails: feat
inches below locks. Clear and hot
Cincinnati o. July iS.-River 80 foe: and
falling. Fair. keystone State for Pittshurg-
P;.t.hury Pa July ia--Ri,er 81 feet and fall
ing Cloudy and warm.
Evansville. Ind. July is.-Eiver 81 and rising
ITelg.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOFTS
RAILWAY-tC., y. d ST. L.
CLOVER LIE AF.

Train. Depart ArrfyA
Toledo and New YORK Express 's.Ia an s55s pm
Toledo and New York Express '7:I5 pm '-:S an
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Condition of National Ranks.

Ef.Ft- EIsic Sl.,'lAis
washington. July is--The following; abstracts
show the condition II Hatiola! banks At tho
points indicated JUna =:
- Joseph RsscuTyet--Losns and discounts.
sfJ stocks. securities, etc, ~. !5;. lawful
frpi,y resolve. god coin. g., az, tpl-4 Specie
Sss ~: total reserve. S@ir.. tg:l; resources.
s.: stts Observation-Disclosures deposits. -. sJs,
as average deposits. s-,'Ss.SsS. average reserve
held l. - per cent
K.rsgs s-tty. f:.s'I.-cas-Is1ans and discounts
Sg.-.5zg stocks. Securities, etc. %L;-,ii, law :
iuI money reserve. gyld coin. sl.4Q6,-,s. tOial
specie S.s5. 10. total rss'rVe, %i=it.Ss5. total
~, t.rcss sO ~. iEi Liabilities Individual
posts. Sa.3S-.L i3. average reserve he'd. Ss5 PR
Inc Ca.nptroller's certificates authorizing tho
following national banks 20 commence bus. mess
weIe !ss.ed ;o-day. The First National buuk %
i1ayensvlle. kas.. capital, 5000; the tItizer.s
National Bank Of C--iar Falls. la. capital. i5H.
Z S first National Bank. Kansas CITY. Mo.
END the chase National Bank. New York. have
been approved reserve agents for Jhe First
Rural flee delivery service Will be established
August i. as follows:
IrGiana-tiraHEor. -. joseph County ore car
rtcr. length Of route. -. miles area covered.
- square miles: population served, 5,S. carrier.
Hardruan C.iris- Ian.
Missouri Darlington Junction Nc-Iavay Coun-
~. one Garner. length Of route. = miles, area
covered - square miles; population served, -;
number If houses route. lI3. carrier Marx
e Bryant. Maitland. Holt County. one carrier:
miles: population served. 600: uuuiber uf houses
OF; route. I's; carrier. Robert Il order
&. r. Miller has been appointed "A ,leTk ard
Alcnza p. BurlSc a substitute c.erk IN the pcs.
Office at Oklahoma. Ok. +. {. Tyrreli has been
appointed substitute clerk at Hutchinson. has.
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Nv TeleErH nh,

Cairo H. July le.-Ths river fell Z ,.urir !.
the t.sst - hours. Tine Faug@ reads 49, feeI
TIE weather is fair ana threatening. The Peters
L.. DEPARTED AZ Midnight for M-fnrhis with /.
god r!ip Of freight and good list ~: pusSpn-
stTs sIe ADDED acre IS tons Of mis- ,elia,i-,lus
lie. sht. The James T.. lockwood. from the
Lover Mississippi with barres Of logs arrived
a. l .. m. c9aI'd and departed for 81. Louis
81 p. IA. PHO. Gus HsmeT came down by
r1ll and went w on her. The Harvester from 81
lsrli- arrived II 2:+5 =. with : barces
wien she dropped here ard departed for 81. Louis
al > = D. IA with targcs. wh.c.. she drlpn.d
rerr and departed for IT. Louis at 3 % -
E.!lrE picked tn harzes. The Charlotte.
IsHg. tter arrived from Reeituet with haze.
oc lrmber at 1 p. m she Viii leave during the
ui.hg f1v st. Louis The CIV of Mcrnpnis from
- Louis aUd the ora Lee fron! MeInI,hf. s!s
due captain Bailey Ashford came from I,yars-
Mn, I.st nieht bY rI and went to ~ ,,l..a t.
.lay HIS boat. the India Givens whL.i, was
built uut o the =. u S5aeZ. VIII be- ffnlehsI in
a frw days The Fred Ha-tweg ierarlaI 81
n m. for fheh-s with barges - iurnbr-
!..specta-s 7. II. Moore and L. IL Williams are
here to-day They WILL return to Evansville to
morrow morning.
Memphls Term. July ls.-Hiyer marks as on
the gauSe, a !sli Of > in twenty-fo,ir hours-
Weather fair and hof. The Kate Adams ia-
parted at 5 this evening for Arka asaS e,ity With
a fai. trip. The John a. Wood with fo.c ~
srnpiies. passed up before daylight this morning
on her way 10 the Ohio River The soaz virh
tow os enpties. passed W at noon on her way to
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i'G rag rapbs-

Al Faui.ne- az sam woo,i are n'I,,.inE the
J a Mopi w The Mi,.iss.;'I,a from NT~ ~
DAY IN route FOR fiusrurg. Sns delivered 4
.oa, tow south and is returning with tow OF
N q: Smith CT Memphis. r:l on ,he Mem
FIJI. ara V!CsshurE liner Delta has nrpifc! for
membership - tho Mississippi AMI ono River
=, -.ety.
-P.io; :. H. Douglas Of Allegheny city. lest
on TIE pcfcn1sr. IL now ut Scy-rua Hr.ige. GA
tsrio. 'unaId. where he j. spending summer
Members ~ the Mississippi and on.a River
Pilots Society VIII meet a-lir tr-rI1rIsw at 70
a. 4 special meeting wss held yesterday.
captain !. " Nason City Auditor. and well
known IA TiNer ciic;,'' Ia resting fOr week At
DE.vN!ll- Springs. III.
captain James NJ EHnefeIter. s. years oh.
WI" vas prior to the civil War a widely known
Mississippi and ohio rivers steamhoatnian dirI
ia HIs se at h h rd h2i in h I ca Hi Kim
i-i,-v war born at PIitshurE in iSi4. He en-
sitcr graduating from M,adviIis College. Penn
srIhna Tt az G Ssa 2f Wat lsieT as pilot AZ
% 5he s,:ane. G All, vhca boa! was ono
- ihT neSi %his Go, te'. renerai Srani, army Up
slime 81 his death Captain y Defeiter was pro-
liz leaves a wiicw and ono daughter
IN" Rses lie, was due 40 arrive At mid
r,f,ral trip and good wheat patronage. she re-
rms this evening
Tho CIV OF clifton from the Tennessee. River
vas 20 arrive las; night. she Will clear on her
ret,.-fi TIN Tomorrow evening.
The Columbia cleared to Ste. Gen-vievs with
= Ejoi cabin register Of passengers yeste-fsv
steamer CTeroSe. arrived win $50, "a II Of
vfsat and a general manifest. Sh. alsn Rad a
sd THO OF people. In the afternoon sho de-
n Tt-! o. her return.
The I'm CITY came to port. bringing IN
c.Irp OF l.Zt0 toiis consisting OF Southern pr.d-
Ut-s. Iron. humber ard sundTseS. Her IA ser
ger list was large. She Is clear wednesday
Oh ter return passage to New Orleans.
steamer War Eagle came TO port from Com
ne rec last evening with tim OF 10 $40
sacks End 800 sacks % potatoes. beside, her u's-
c,iiane.us oatrouase. The War Eagle will
g N th!. evening
Tho Diamond 70 liner Sidney will p, IN from
Kcokuk Tomorrow morning and wifi so 90 Bur
igts-l IN the afTern0-r.
Steamer Quincy departs for 81. Paul Monday
AFT, r. con.
The spread Eagle was out FOR Alton and
Grafton
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THAT CUBAN SCANDAL.
Report in Hands of Postmaster
General, but Is Not Yet Public.
EEpvEITC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July le-The report Of the
Investigation OF the Cuban postal frauds
and scandals made by Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow has been COM
ple,ed and Is now in tho hands OF the Post
master General
Postmaster General Smith took the report
with him to the Cabinet meeting this morn
Ing and laid it before the President. II has
nos been decided yet TO furnish copies of
the report to the press. The Postmast er
General may turn II over to the commit
toe appointed hy the Senate 10 invAstignts
Cuban frauds and scandals. II is not i'm
probable that this latter course Will be pur
sued.
The impression prevails that tho depart
ment woiIld like to hold Up the publication
Of the report until after the November cleo
tions. Should the report he turned over 20
the Senate Special Committee. il is doubt
ful II the results and recommendations made
by BriStow would he given TO the public
until the special committee was ready to
submit its roDOrt to the Senate.
The publication of the report at this tirls
however. rests with the Postmaster Cen
eral. An abstract NJ N. principal features
Of this report. namely Eathbone's expenii-
lures of Cuban revenues for bis household
was published in these dispatches Sunday
night.
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To-sav's closing quotations:

Street Railway bonds we're again In demand
rft 10 tra-cs Wt-. made IN item
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Depart. Arrive
70 am @If m am
S;S, am y Is am
t9-ls, am @i.5 pm
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Govern r,cnt Uond-.
FOREIGN FINANCE.


Iorton. july 19.'2nsols e money ~. ron
louisville 7iss. n.ca Pacific preferred 49,. New
T.sii.S,c =. ~ 81 rr.;@r-I al -.
Pacific preferred -5i., GRAND Trunk g.. Ana
coria 5: Rari Mines =. Mono a.. Ter cit Ea:.
Of discount in the ON marx, for .h.t, ILLS
is - Per cent: d.. three months ti!ls s. "a Pc
The weekly statement q. the Bank % England
shows the following cna1E5s: Total r.7"-ve IN
creased $500. circulation decreased i-s1t: bu!-
lion decreased fl;5ts.. other securities decreased
n.'57.''": other deposits ',-crca .s -, SIP
securities increased frir"9; Government s",Irt-
ties increased iGvyl.
The proportion % The Ba7k ~ Eugl0nl's re
ser.e % liability Is @'-li Tor oru'. las: week Il
WAS $685. per cent Rate o.. discount per cent.
Germany.
Berlin. July la.-ExehsIge on London - rna.'.s
zs. pigs frr checks. Discount rates. short hills
2'e. Ter cent; three months bills per CEN
cuontly slightly reacted IN Consequence u lover
quotations from! loEd.n. Iaiiiai again aad cl"-.-
III 'l.I vas nj i,;,,is, ~ tS low.
ports from tho American ;-un market ATeTi-
can securities were duil
France.
Paris. july 1a-o- Tho B7rrse t22-1ay pres
were weak. owing to tie a3yarc. IN Lead n hans
rte from per c-nt 10 TT c'Hl. .,'r.l'.t ,
% the satisfactory rate - The Bark = Franc
RIO .Ilntls close! hrnl, L,.t.is We W s, :.
Per cent r:liges so c-'7~ ,xcnan=" or i,1 - r
TfiHt gili1I = - sod ~ 81
The weekly statement Of tho Rank Of Fran -
shgN, the S0puing change: Notes IN ci-r'.la-i =
decreased -. So. 9.'f Treasury accounts current
decreased llS-a0-''. EglG in hCnt inc-Nas"l u;
g Qdns bills discounted Increased y .9-.sIf ST.
yer ~ hand iD-g'.1e'H So 'l'f-
The Banks.
New York Jgly is--NJaey or call stead-;
TI,pFg rrl,l3e mercantile. paper 47fifs ier cent
sterling exchange uTrn. with uctuai business n
h4rkers till- az ISL f"r demand AT" ~
;i.;a. :cr 81 doyss ro.,s! rates .s'.5..tS,;
~. 4S2l, Mexican dollars iSi.. Exchanges So %
1-..4l. talanre= s. 81 -.
Tnsjo,L July Is-sl,arings 'iS. 81. III; balances
Sos S5.t - -
Philadelphia. Jaly is-'1sa-iTss EtEr.s'i;
i.ai,insors; NJ. July Is-clear1nss se.saa''';
cEl5nEo. Jugy is-C1ear.ncs 81. 20. al3: bal
s;.cos 81. tt-t5I. Posted exchange 81 z5di Il. New
YORK exchange par.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. July le.-TO-day's statement %
III. Treasury balances in tho general fund. e1-
elusive Of the STA. 5000 gold reeerys In tao
division OF redemption. shows; Available cash
balances $50 e5, CO.. gold s7p.o3.Gi-
Bar silver.
Now York. July Ia.-Bar silver CNc Der
London. July Is.-Bar silver firm: s7:d Per
Mining sharcs.
Ssw York. July I9-B1lwer Sicholor, "a;
Crown POi-t. u: Gonzales. Va. ia5. Dea3wc;-i-
~, G,lul. y CIuy. -: Hale s Norcross. -;
I5-,.stskr 500; iron silver. 81; BE Eic2l. i.
ontario ~; uphi-. e.. l1Tr.outH. 10; tsu!cisil-
v.r l5n: Iho. pfa.. %. sierra .eva1a. ., stanl--
srI. 81. Union Con. Is. Yellow jacket. ilI-
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Depart Arrive.

as am T:i5 PIN
-5-cc Pm -9.95 a-o
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

Train. Depart. ArrfvA
Northern Illinois Express
.!tchifsid. Springfield. Free
port ard DIALOGUE ..-......... C:S2 am 80 I'm
Chicago Dayiisat Special $3.50 pm ESQ pm
chicago Diamond Special e. 800 pm IA s:n
Springfield Accomu1da- .n..... AIS pm 'lo:t5 am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mat. Cairo
Memphis jackson. Tenn.
AMI rexas Express .......... '7:5s an C:a pm
Now Orleans Su.C ai-t'IiT1.
Memphis and New Ori.ans- o % pm 1918 Pm
Acru:urncta ton &TrTh ysbofc
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Neu orleans Limited. Cairo.
Memphis New orleans Dixie
FLYER. Nashville. Atlanta anf
Jackspnviile Fla . ....... ~:4 Pm ~r:is an
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MOBILE. AND OHIO.
W., x. 4 r..

Train
Jefferson City. Colorado. Sc
dai;a. Clinton, Fu.r SCOTT,
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express ...-- ...--....
For Worth. DALLAS. Waco,
TAYLOR and Austin Express
Fort Worth, Dallas. SaH An
tonic and Galveston Express.
Sedaiia. Nevada. Fort Scott
ard Denlson Express -........
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~ this pert thN gauge markell IS fc-t ye-:rr-
raS showing a decline q o.! Of fo;; IN che -
p, Ur-
Traffic brisk ari heavy. with large receipts.
Weather cloudy egt warm along the river
f-sut
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bond SALES At NEW YORK.
PErI-T1 70 SPECIAL.
New York. Juiv l?.-Sales % bonds were made
here to-day 2 fellows.
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LIBERALS VICTORY.
Archbishop Keane Gets Dubuque
See Over All Opposition.
SPErIAL EY CARL.F.


Paris. July i3-oCopyrifht. 1900, by ". P.
HearsJ.D-Tke appJ!nt ment 20 the Arch
bishopric ~ Dubuque Of Archbishop Eeanc.
former rector o: the Catholic University
at Washington, u. G. is confirmed iy the
Pope. Archbishop kstzer Of Milwaukee
sent strong letter IN opposition to the
appointment. II Is declared 70 he the most
violent epistle ever received NJ the Vat
lean.
Archbishop Keane IS row AZ Brussels I'M
der treatment for his eyes. He goes !rnrne-
diatcly to Rome. and thence To the United
States. where he will take possession of
the See.
Tnis appointment is the quickest on rec
ord. coming only six weeks after his name
was presented. II Is great victory for
the liberals.
Tho appointment OF Archbishop Keane TO
the See of Dubuque was opposed by the
German Catholic party in America. and
Archbishop Katzer Of milwaukee whose
letter to the Vatican raised A storm in
Rome, and Is considered the strongest epis-
tie ever directed by an American preiate
to the Pope.
After retiring from the Washington
University. Archbishop Kcare was attached
70 she College Of the Propaganda nj Rome
as a special advisor regarding American
church affairs.
archbishop Keanc. who succeeds the late
Archbishop Hennessey. iS n liberal in church
affairs. and is counted by his eccIeSiasti-
cal opponents as Archbishop Ireland
atlest lieutenant.
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BURLINGTON ROgFE-sT. L.. Ii
Y. ". X. RI MON STATIC

. n.
Fo- Hannibal. II. & st. ].
Y1i.t' Quincy. keOkuE and
darlington ---------.....-.-...-
10, al 70 Hannibal ....-..--.-..-
For Quincy and NoTth.-.-....-.
Pr Il. Paul. Minneapolis, Via
Egsi SIDE lines. Illinois and
y 4st'Uf' sin ----.-...- -..-.-
''Tar ADMINISTRATION Pa
C.Hc E.9resS. far Kansas
Citv. - Joseph. Ncrtnv st
Nstras "A. i:la = Hills. Nyo-
UiGC. - 41tan4. Washington
Puget SQUAD. Portland and
THE Twin CITY ENyrsss." for
Minneapolis. -. Paul and
Iowa ----.--.-- --.--.---
Tt" 'NehrasI,a-Co!oraIo EN-
IT,sS, for Denver. Colorado.
l'tah ant Pac!iic Coast. VIA
-. IcSsuh -----------.--.--.-
Local o. burlington -...---.--..
For Northern Iowa. ~ Paul
ard M.nn"arr!'s ...-...--.....
To- Kansas city, omaha. :,
J.v,ph. Denver. Nebraska.
T.l.raGo Utah ant Pacific
coast; also = r-thVes' -......-.
Pr Illinois. via East S;da line
- Eoci Island -.--.--.-. .-.--..
For Dubuque and II C-o<sA. So
10. al from Hannibal .-..--...-.
70. Leave T:s1 a. n.
Ia y: il.t' a III. daily. %
only. 3:p p m. keep, SHtu.
500 -. M. EXCEPT sunday: 5;jl
y. IN. daily. $50 y. n, daily.
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Trepsury Statement.

Ssvv York July l3-B.lger Sicholor. II
Crown POirt. u: Gonzales. Va. iS5. Des5wc:-i
~. Gouli y Crrry. -: Hale : \orcross. -
lio-,-stakr. 500; iron Silver. -; Mexican. i
Ontario 90. uphi-. -. Pl%r:outH. 10; Ru!cissil
v.r 80: INo. pi!.. %. sierra ..evsda. y; sttn.-
,rI <,.. Mon Con, IS. Yellow Jacket. llJ.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall Of che Rivers

- tHr las tv.ertv-fgI- hours ending q, n. n.
-. Louis. Mo. Thursday JIly "a 1871
Stations. Daur.r. Gauge. Change.
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Third Call.
PitssburG stocks,

St Louis Thursday. July r. 1900
Received daily by D. r. Francis Bro. & Co.
2li North Fourth street
Bid. Ask
Tiftshurg Plate Glass ---..-.--.i5Sia ia
Westinghouse Air Brake $500. .-......I1s -
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,
Market Much Quicter-pcmand Not So
GoOd-Priccs steady

The market for stocks and bonds was not 60
lively or the sales 50 large yesterday. but
otherwise there vVre significant changes %
note in ccEnection with the situation. To fridge
from the quotations. brokers well supplied
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

est and closing quotations on the New York
SICK Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily Tor
Th- Republic by f.. L. Francis Bro & GO
eoaas ana STOCKS. IA North Fourth street:
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New PostraSters Appcinted,

fsEPJ Ei1C SPECIAL.
Washington. July 19.-The following Post
masters have been appointed.
/ Arkansas-Neudenhal. Nevada COUNTY W.
". Hylton. vice 7. J. Mendenhall. resign
ed
Arizona-Parkcr. Yuma County. F. S. Mar
tin. vice r. y. brennan. resigned.
Indian TerritOry-Akins. Cherokee Nation,
George Blair. vice George Fine. resigned.
MissOuri-Callao Macon County. A. r.
English. vice G. l.. English. resigned; Gum
City. Cass County. i. j. Fields. vice L. III.
Butler resigned
Texas-Farrar. Limestone County, John
Bishop, vice T. F. Day, resigned. Hitch
cock, Galveston County. Robert Dernrst err
vice J. r. Ware. removed: Sam Ramon.
Hidalco County. F. L. Johnston, vice j. L.
Galiarde resigned.
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E.t. I'ei X,
10. & %. S-W. II. II.

IfE.-
-iLUdti. Louisville. Wash
iu-tuU. Faltim1rr. Phiisfel-
Mia and N"w York Express.
Cincinnati! Louisville. Pitts
tLTs. Washington. Ba't.-
Is1r'. Phi.sG.lpE.I and New
York Ea~. M4if....-...-..-.--.
Cincinnati AZ, ur1A.lail,u o..
CiGr. uu@Ji Louis Tie. Pitts
-rI WssHiu-' r.. Bait
u."rs. P.ii-i..Ihia and New
1oTa E-ffl i:i'Ir i.mite! go
Flora Ac"oWm0l'atinu.--...---.
Fora A.."WWutaiiCn.....-..---
W.sr BADEN ana French Lex
SIT.EE-. VIA Mouca Route ...-
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New York stock quotatsn

st Louis ThG-s,:ay. July 70 1900.
The following shows the opening. highest, low
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-, Louis. T,hur=iar. July o. ZOO
owed Il ~ ry u. Il. Francs. Lra- 30.
artl Fourth street.
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ILLINOIS RIVER.
Illinois River Packet Co.
- str. 4. c. GUTTER.

A.eN Lament. Master. c. r Beatty. Clerk
AID all way iandl. ,. Leasss evsry Wednesday
anu Saturday at ;. n, foot % PIN. ct
JOHN W. ELWELI. Agent.
29 n second s.
casa
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STOCKS AND BoXDS ~ BOSTON.
y Is: time l1lTs. 2'rEI
Af.al

Boston Mass. july l7.-FoI!ow.ng are IN. quo
ta':vHs On money. stocks and h'rts.
Money.
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Train
I+~t Mail. Evansville. Nash
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Eo-L'ry. 'aatjduoD-s. At
J. ma. Macon. Charleston. :
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MOI Et Nergun Aa-0mm. istioa
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yt.It. Nashville. Eiri.t.g-
lam. Mobile. New bgi-sus.
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l. .stlsJ. Ccaia ami -. Pc
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Second Call.

6.on0 Atrh adj &C.. S2ia eco Man con ssI0I
i5.@D 20 SIS lllti dl'ifs %"'p y J. Is ....- sch.
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lst tr I2A4 3 2cge1 I = - ......In5l.
1000 J. & - ~ % N0Nj Wab Fl ....-Ir3is
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Arrived.
River Forecast.


Tie river az -. Louis VIII Tiss.
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uIs.o;Ht p,CIEIC RSI,.w,,

Train Depart. Arrive.
= 81 Mail - 80 ~: pm
Load ENI reSS .-.---.----- 80 's.01 Prn
ksIsas Ciiy. = Js>eIh. tI.fa-
H2 and Southern Kansas fN-
rr.ss q 20 's:i5 pm
Washington t-CCT:no = =, nm y 80 am
81 Joseph. joplin. W.ah.ta and
Kansas LIMITED. daily -. ss-1a pm I'm am
Kansas AMI Colorado ENp.sss 'fu..r ion, 10 arr
'rsre occur LAX. trains leave i-ni.u sta :Sr
- 90 o. IT.. -9-i5 II 7ii.s- ? m fs.s5 p.
N. i--}H >. n
Leave Nandev.n:er Avenue at +Io.{S % N
Oak tIill trains i.aEs Union station AZ - Il a
( IT Tiu.iT ,. \ &c ?. and .f.I. :. m.
Eiri.word trains leave Tirior station at - 90 A.
. m. n -0J = IN. i.2r p m 1s.-s n
Leave Nan.eventer Avenue station a. fli:31
an
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New York Curb Stocks.

st Louis. Thursday. Juiv 10. 1905
'eive5 daily by y. r. Francis. Bro. & Co,
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vttf, ia'n tg-yiur ami selling orders but r.or
of ~, former GH.1 the latter