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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

Wheeling Park will inaugurate
the season of 1900 to-day by Il
choice concert programme by the
Opera House military band.
High class entertainment. for
which the park is noted will be pro-
vfded for it's patrons during the sea-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

We have just received good assert.
ment of Regina Music Boxes.
F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

Roses. Towering shrubs and plants
Mt lowest prices. Extra fine and
large selection. Catalogue free.
RETD.s NURSERIES,. Tel. -, Bridge
port, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

The sacred concert, The Messiah .
will be rendered this evening at 7.30
o'clock at the ST. Johns Catholic
Church at Benwood- The members of
the church choir and the select Men
deIssohn choir OF Wheeling. viii take
part in the concert under the direction
OF Prof. 7. Llewelyn Williams The
event will no doubt attract large as
sembIage Of the lovers Of music
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29
GARRETT BEATING

To Movers and House Cleaners.
Carpets called for and delivered, &c
per I'd. LUTZ BROS.
r.hOne 472. 15O4-1506 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29
Concert at Mozart Park To-day.
Too many Silks. Read GEO. I
STIFEL & co.'s sad"
SPECULATIVE Hints.

The possibilities of speculation. even
for the ordinary business man, are ad-
mitted, but in order to reap the fruits
of your ideas you should select your
broker as you would your physician
or lawyer. Our Mr.. Adams, by his
long years of experience, is fully CON-
petent. We can handle three shares
as easily as ten thousand, either on
margin or outright Every quotation
by direct private wire Pittsburs
stocks a specially. Phone 1887. Adj
ans & Co.. Mutual Bank Building, op-
posite postofiice, Wheeling.
Fancy Silks mt Half Price Monday
Read GEO. Il. STIFEL & cos ssad..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

Pianos Moved by thoroughly compe.
tent men. F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

We have just received a good assert
ment of Regina Music Boxes.
T. W. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

the proceeds will amount to about
1000.
Pianos Moved by thoroughly compe-
tent men. +. W. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Remnant Sale Wednesday at l..
Good a. Co.'s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

We have just received good assore-
ment Of Regina Music Boxes.
+. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

We employ none but expert piano
tuners. f. w. BANNER CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29
FAIbL Accident.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS, ALIAS DEEDS,
RUN OVER BY A b. q o.

At Elm Grove Yesterday Afternoon
mt Six Observation-Disclosures to
Board a Moving Train and was
Thrown Under the Whecls-Was
Removed to the City Hospital
Where He Died.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

We have just received good assert
ment of Regina Music Boxes.
F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

We have just received a good assert
ment of Regina Music Boxes.
F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

Hear theN Corinne Co. Quartette
sinE at Wheeling Park this ALTERS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29
Piano Bargains.

Pianos Moved by thoroughly compe-
tent men. F. w. BANNER co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
New York Market Gossip.

The following syncrsis Of the gnsSip q, rags ~,
TO the leading features Of the New YORK nS.r-
kct received b. %. X. Francis Bro <. On.
New York July i2.-LJndon traded both yrsVs
amounts Of Norfolk and Western. and buyinr ana
selling several other stocks. Purchases excsete5
sales by about 10 go shares
The strong feature OF the stock market ,Iuri,-
the greater part OF the day the heavy tuy-
ing OF Il. & o. common. Bell & Co had many
Of the buying orders. and traders TOOK a cos,i
deal Of stock statements made 10 them tEnt
the published news bulletins about the r,robse
b:itv Of the stock being put on a t.er cent
basis nj the directors meeting in Aucrist WEE
practically authorized by directors OF the COM
pany.
the professional traders tre floor who joIn@1
stocks without trouble this morning There was
outside realizing. TOO. in many stocks that al
not affect the market until after noon
In the la-. hour some OF the houses with
Western connections offered down ST. Paul TO
IIOi, but the stock offered was well taken AMI
the decline resulted in increasing the ogtstanI-
ing short account. There was little outside bust
part OF the afternoon the market was dull and
featureless.
There was realizing sales IN J-ninn Pacific in
si.Iced by a belief that the whole movement. was
mar 'puatiou by broker pool. The publication
Of estimates abou: the showing TO be made in the
ANIMAL report WAS the chief reason for this be-
lief.
Norfolk and Western was strong and advanced
on what was called inside buying At the ssne
time a good deal OF attention attracted TO
dividend prospects Of the common stock.
The buying Of Harlem to-day at a further
sharp ad. ancs was accompanied by statements
that the stock VII be nut on n lsx osnf
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Chicago stocks aud Bonds.

81. Louis. Thursday. gully L, 1901.
Received dali. by II. r Francis. Bro. * Co.,
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Army Orders.

REPCEI.Ic SPECIAL.
Washington. July Is.-Alajor Daniel Corr-
man. Twenty-firs Infantry. Is detailed tenn
porarily aS a member of the Examining
Board at Governors Island. during the alb
Crea, Fifth Artillery.
Second Lieutenants Robert Wood and j.
a. Benjamin Third Cavalry. recent gradu-
ates OF the Military Academy. Will report
to the comma nding officer, squadron of the
Third Cavalry. HOW at Fort Myer. for duty
with the squadron en- route 10 the Philip
pines.
First Lieutenant G. C. Cresson Is detailed
as professor of military science and tactics
at the West Texas Military Academy, San
Antonio.
The leave granted First Lieutenant j. a.
Sinner. Assistant Surgeon, Is extended one
month.
The following named soldiers. having ac-
ceptei commissions as Second Lieutenants
will be discharged from the army:
Sergeant q. NJ. Condor. Battery @. Third
Artillery: Sergeant Major ]. X. Blackburn.
Forty-ninth Infantry: Commissary Sergeant
G.. X. Wilson. Thirty-sixth Infantry: Bat
talon Sergeant Major ]. A. Brown. Thirty
sixth Infantry; First Sergeant Thomas En-
ery, Company c, Thirty-seventh Infantry.
and Battalion Sergeant Major A. T. Crock
EFT. Twenty-seyenth Infantry. Manila.
Private ]. c. Laber. Troop F, Sixth Cav
airy. having complied with Instructions
will return TO his proper station at St. Jo-
seph, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
THE new COWBOY.
He Is an Industrious and Matter
of-Fact Citizen.
Special

Washington. July IA picturesque
figure In American life is rapidly passing
away" said L. Hatfield Of Dallas. Tex, to-
day. II refer to the cowboy Of fiction. the
man with tho big somhrero. the bucking
broncho and the shooting irons that he
used to operate with reckless disregard for
consequences as he rode at breakneck
speed through some frontier town. yelling
the while at his loudest. Such was the
cowboy OF dime-novel lore, and though the
assertion has often been denied he has
existed and does exist yet in limited num-
hers. 1t il this class of the cowboy that is
rapidly disappearing.
The cowboy of practical existence, or
COW pUncher, as he is known in the YER
nacular Of the plains. is an important fact
or In Western life. He wears sombrero
and can sit buckins, broncho with all the
grace of his more romantic brother. but his
shooting irons are for use In guarding his
herd from cattle thieves rather than the
terrorization of peaceful citizens. and he is
as hard-worked and Industrious citizen as
you will meet with in days travel. In
stead of leading the wild life of thaspomad
he is more likely to have wife and sew
eral young hopefuls at the ranchhouse. He
works hard. because he has to, and II his
guns are ever taken from his holsters it
is for the same reason We have a great
many more undesirable citizens in this
country than the Texas cow puncher."
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wy OF -. LeosS.
'cTrected daily BY Gay:crd. blessing & Co.. 81,
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
No Exciting Features About the Mar
kct and Trading Light.
81. Louis. Thursday. July 1c

~. Louis. Thursday. July L.. i@-l
There vas no particular feature about tho
stock and toHd market to-day. The demand was
guiet and scattered. but there was no ursenc, to
buy Or sell either s;o-'ks bonds. In TACT; It
as an on day. Tho market for United RaiIv-s y :
was more quiet than IL has been Of late and
tI'ere MAS "a tendency On the part Of prices to
react only one trade was made and that wa
IN preferred stock. l. shares Of which sold at
$3.50. but later So bid aal SS7.s asked
riand at S2l.S5 IN 81. - and had sellers at 81
the Is closing at $50 hid and $40 asked.
Thor" w"r" some buyirS orders for Granite Ri
Metallic and less Of n selling pressure than on
yesterday. hu. sales were only 30 shares at 81 ~
later the pressure TO sell became more pro
nuunCei. buyers withdrew their support and
prices saS-cd down AMI closed near the bottom
at So, bid and ss.Ssis asked.
Outside of a biG Of s73.a5 and seller Of, az
50 there was no attempt made do business In
subs to-day, and the market for Eiisons was
equally as unsatisfactory. nothing being done,
though prices were without material change.
Rank ami trust stocks attracted moro n.-
'ention from brokers than any day this
week. There was only one trade made, however.
and that was In small lot OF shares Mis-
siss!ppi Valley at ssyl.
The only other trade carried through to-day
was in Neranlec River So. which were in de-
maEd at S1s.7e. at which one sold.
II tho same cid story regards Brewery
bonds. Their. being the usual bid, Of PAR and
sellers at si1-S'. but no sales.
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ny Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.


Memphis, Tenn, July 12-River marks IA
feet on the gauge "a fall OF l.6 feet in tventv
four hours. Weather fair and warm. Tn. x 10
Adams arrived last night from Arkanssa Ssifr
with a fair trip and cleared at . this evening IN
return. Tine John X Speed VIII clear to-mosrow
evening on return to Cincinnati. Shs arrived
this afternoon with 80 tons Of freight The
Peters Lee will leave at noon to-rn5rrov- ,nr
81 Louis She 4. due In tonight Jhe I.,nos
Lee will arrive tonight from frisrs Point ana
will clear tomorrow evening on return trip Tn.
Georgia Lee will get In tonight from ash
port and leave tomorrow evening on return trip.
The CITY OF Idaho il due from Fulton 10 leav.
Tomorrow evening on return trip.
Cairo ILL.,. July 12.-The river fell q NJ a foo,
during TN. last twenty-tour hours. The ranpe
reads I, feet. The weather Is very warm cioudy
and threatening rain The Peters Lee ian.rtsi
To- Memphis at IL % last nigh. with q fair irin
rsyiI discharged here % packs ges OF s1,ndria:
aud added forty tons Of miscellaneous frsiob,
me Dick Fowler arrived and departed on tiIn.s
she had in her cargo 200 sacks OF wheat. The
Fred Har:weg VIII go South to- morrow M.
Cfty Of clifton from -. Louis and the Cita- OF
N.Ir phis from the Tennessee River are d,,e TIs
Margaret arrived at y. m. from the IoU-sr
Mis- issippi with two barges Of logs She viii
return South tomorrow.
- Grand Tower, ILL.,. July TT. H. Davis with
l barge Of ties. departed for st. Louis al a.
M. U. & Abbott passed down at IO:2o a. m.
Rees Lee departed for ST. Louis at Ii:so a m
City Of ..sssa down at 49, The sauSe reads
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Paragraphs.

-Messrs J. C Thompson and I. C. McCabe
of Bay cty Mich editors and pFopri ,r sS q,
society rooms yesterday MI Thompson Is an
Old friend OF Secretary T.. 5. Drown
Captain Hunter Ben Jenkins left ST. Louis
las; night for Virginia, where he viii spend a
vacation with relatives. Mrs jenkins and their
son. George W Jenkins are spending 'he SUM
The Rees lee was to get in from Memphis at
nil mid iss IN Se.es SACKS Of WHIT from
the vicinity OF New Madrid. She is receiving 10
return this evening her excursion season being
The War Eagle will be found in port this
morning from Cape Girardesu ana commerce
today a'
steamer Cherokee arrived full OF freigh, and
people and cleared again at p. IN. She brought
IN . 20 sacks 81 wheat.
The Columbia cam, to rort and departed
again doing n good business each way.
Steamer Spread Eagle catered port time,
departing in the afternoon.
The sidney is in from st. Faul.
Steamer Quincy Of the Diamond 10 Line. which
has teen plying the burlington. keokuk trade,
wilI resume her rsgular 81 Paul run. clearing
burlington trade This charge was made be-
cause Of a swell in the Upper Mississippi, afford
The city OF Plducsh is discnarsing her cargo
preparatory to reloading r.tgrnins to the Ten
The Lee Line has issued folder Of
views compiled by Charles NJ Berklsy. the St
Louis passenger agent Of the company.
Licking Bar. an Ohio River obstruction. Is
to be removed by the Government in August.
The latest steamer to vun aground there WAS
the Inc.e sam She Is row On the Coyirgton
floating docks for repairs.
Pilots Howard Fenton and John Sullivan are
now serving the city ot Firashurg IN rlac-
OF $ Rose and d. Price. who haze resigned
Captain john VI. Phillips Is % ave tw., new
stern-Wheel BEATS built for tire ri.fsburg ard
Louisville trade.
The coal towers John NJ. wo,a AMI W. W.
O'Neil have delivered heir tow; a: New or
leans and are now bound Up Stream on their re-
turn trip.
Captain 7. A. Wood. accompanied by bis wife
will spend summer outing at Sparrow Lake
Canada.
The r. c. Gunter vin clear Tomorrow after
noon .Or the Illinois River.
Steamer Carrier departs saturday afternoon
for Hamburg
The Bald Eagle VIII clear to Peoria saturday
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ALL PLACES FILLED.
No Chance for Appointment in the
Census Bureau.
RrPCRLIC SPECIAL.

RI-PCRLIC SPECIAL
Washington, July 12.-Practiealiy every
appointment to be made In the Census Blu
reau has been made. and yet the Office Of
the Director of the Census is daily crowd
ed with applicants who go there to find
what chances they may have for appoint
ment. There are now on file between Is
600 and 2O.go applications for appointment
in the Census Bureau, and IL Is impossible
that even per cent of them could be acted
on fevorabiy. The officials of the Census
Bureau. and especially Mr.. Langley. the
appointment clerk, are anxious that people
should know the condition that exists In
the bureau in order that they save them
selves the trouble OF making persistent ap-
plication for places that IL Is impossible to
give them.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

Foreign Exchange.

There good demand for foreign exchange
and the market strong.
ID. X. Francis. Bro. a. Co. report closing rates
as follows:
Prime sterling cables i.SIi.G4 ST.; checks
4 s5s- q 4 $50. G., days i.>4si. Sfi..
CoInmercisl bankers checks 4. ss7s a4ssis: 50
days 4.s32. "a Sa7s: 81 DAYS 4.S.2.
Grain bills 4.Sitt: cotton bills i.S3t.-
Bankers Paris cables 5.ls: checks BLESS: 81
DAYS 5.lSi.si5.i IS i-ls.
Commercial French francs checks. 51sI.; 81
days a.lS3s Is lis.
Belgian francs checks. BITE. e. days o.2eg
5.s) lie.
49, ass sis. 80 days ?;S-
Con.mercfal reichmark checks e5is: 50 days
siie, - days 94L.
Binkers' Dutch guiIders. checks, 4ohG4o SIG:
60 days - 1-ledfioi..
Commercial Dutch guilderr checks. f9isV
10 3-le % days 397s sac 1916.
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i feet. a fan Of 8 In the last q hours. Weather

clear and not
Paducah, Ky. July l2.7The gauge reads
lich. shower at p. IN. Dick Fowler TO Cairo
at a. m, John 8 Hopkins to Evansyilie at
m CITY Of MemRh Phi and sss Tsnne css,S das
Boecklsr due out Of the Tennessee. The City
on clifton due tomorrow from ST. Louis
Wheeling. W. Va. July I2.-River feet IL
inches and falling. Clear and pleasant. De
parted: Lorera for Pittsburg. a. m: Green
wood for Pittsburg. a. m. Queen city for Gin
cinnati. . a. m: Bedford for Parkerseurg. II A.
M: Defender laid up at Wheeling Island. West
Virginia side.
burlington Ia. july I:.-The present stage Of
water is ! foot . inches. a fall of IL inches
sine. last report. Boats up: Eloise Ottumwa.
Quincy. At a. m Down: Ottumwa Belle.
Eloise Quincy. at IL a m. The w. j. Young IN
and out from Davenport Weather clear and
chester. III, July River falling, Gauge
DOWN al II a m Up: War Eagle a. M. T. II.
Davis : a. m. Eagle $50 a. m. Rees Lee p.
m Tender in and out on timc-
care Girardeau. Mo- July Ic---weather warm
-rt clear. Light showers this afternoon River
falling Rees Lee up q. m. city % Clifton
down with big trip p. m
Warsaw III. July 12-CauGe reads 1-s feet.
clear and warm. Quincy passed up; Gardner
al, Frank down with lumber raft. silver Ores
Louisville Ky. July i2.-River falling. feet
inches IN canal: = feet inches on falls; feet
below locks. Clear and warm
cincinnati. o.. July I2.-River "a feet and sta
tonary. Clear: mercury 70. Departed: keystone
state for Pittsburg.
Pittsburg. Pa. July n-Rtver feet and RS
ing. Clear and pleasant
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MISSOURI Pacific

W, n. 4 T..
Train.
Jefferson City. Colorado. Sc
dalis- Clinton. Fort Scot,
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express ---...-.....
Fort Worth. Dallas Waco,
Taylor and Austin Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas. San An
e MO and Galveston Express.
5. daiia. Nevada. Fort Scott
and Denison Express. ....
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FOREIGN FINANCE.


London. July 1:mCoasols for money % Sc;
e2nsols t9T ,hs ca ACCOUNT PAU g' tehiS in6
a fa f ISuievic ss. rnion fae hoI Preferred
vsn!a So: Reading So: Eli. first preferre. q
Northern Pacific preferred 'SA; Grand Trunk
per cent. The rate Of discount in the open mar
ket ftr short bills Is 2Ea2F; per cert DO three
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased t67.oo0: eIrCu-
5is: other securities decreased t6eS go. other de-
posts increased fi.es9.o9o: public deposits de-
0nf. Government securities Increased $40 Oo The
proportion Of the Bark Of England reserve to li.-
hiity is 36.s7 per cent. Last week IL was 81 -
per cent. Rate " discount unchanged at per
cent.
France.
decided on the Bourse to-day. being adversely
nsesed 6y rn saSsns, 1n %th , hoarses
Spanish securities and PHO TInt1s, but afterwards
reacted ana ownr =, ysro paSn Is sd
being that the Spanish loan would be redeemabIe
ton. Rio Tintos improved on the higher Price
OF copper I'm America and bear repurchases In
Tealer Of sr .d ne
British High COMMISSIONS in South Africa
for months 70 come. as it would take a year
for the employment conditions 70 reach the ante
Three pe- cent rentes ssr e74o for the accom-,
Exchange on London 25f lOc: Spanish Is closed
Wey sa,gs9, e. the e !. e France
ury accounts current. increase "a sl) O1Of: gold
In hand increase 49Jo. 0Dsf Bt'Is discounted de-
crease Is5e OOcf; silver In hand. decrease g. 49,
o0tf.
Germany.
Berlin, july 12.-Excharge on London .ora
<&pfc for checks. Disrounts-Shcrt bills 3iL per
cent; three months bills per cert Business
was stagnant and disc appointing on the Boerse
to-day under tire influence Of the decline In ~.
Roumanian iosn. Internal securities improved
much and ciosst with general decline. Chinas
being affected. Banks were lower American Sc
curitiss steady.
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dividend basis. A pending suit by OF the
stockholders was settled by enough new stock
being given TO the coDtesting stockholder to
bring his Dividends up 70 that figure. and the
report was current that the terms viii 10
made with the other stockh'ld-Ts
ART ohio arrived to-day IN the Deutschland
fror, Europe The meeting OF the II. q q. direct
tn-s AZ which action On the dividerd on common
share. is expected TO be taken. will probably DO
called at once.
london cable was as follows:
I6uhon-A American stocks closed strong and
about al hest General steady market although
ccasois rather heavy. Foreign bou!ses Inclined TO
b. weak.
Advices in regard to cotton were a. follows:
New Work Tuly Is-Mark-t has ruled Inactive
since noon-in fact quei-r than for some time
past Speculation is practically dead Despite
there Is NJ disposition to sell short Operators
waiting for further developments. Prices at this
points lower for Aug. points lower for sept.
Later months 20 points higher. compared with
yesterdays close
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Depart. Arrive

$50 an IT'S Pm
800 pm .e::95 am
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New Post Offices.

REBt bfsiC SPECIAL.
Washington. July 12-The following post
offices have been established:
Observation-Disclosures. Culirnan County. ].
VI. Moses, postmaster
Arkansas-Beau dry. Garland County, g.
II. Jennings. postmaster.
Georgfa-Lucky. HARRISON County. J. H
Wells, postmaster.
Indiana-Zoar. Pike County. Carrie Lelle-
john. postmaster.
Indian Territory-Couch, Cherokee Nation,
NJ. w. Couch. postmaster.
MiSsouri-Agency. Buchanan County. John
ID. Mctiauhey, postmaster: Bayouv.lle. New
Madrid County. Isaac DeLeon. postmaster
Tennessee-Gismonda. Benton County, f.
f Thompson, postmaster.
Texas-Coal. Limestone County, ]. r.
Gone, postmaster.
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Kansas MiiIers Meet.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Topeka, Kas., July 1.-THE Kansas Mil
lers' Association is in annual session here
This meeting will elect officers for the ensu-
ing year at a business session 10 be held to-
morrow.
George II. Hunter OF Wellington Is presl-
dent of the association: c. V. Topping of
Enterprise is secretary.
c. II. Seip of ST. Louis addressed the Kan
sas miliers this afternoon.
The session is executive. only members Of
the association being admitted TO the meet
incS.
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TWENTY-FIVE APPLICANTS.
Competitive Examination for Sc.
lection of Cadets.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. Mo-. July IA COMPETE
tive examination was held here to-day for
the selection OF two cadets and two alter
mates who are to be appointed by Senators
Vest and Cockreli TO the West Point Mini
tary Academy. The examination was con-
Quoted by Assistant. State Superintendent
L. ]. Hall, City Superintendent J. w. Rich
ardson and Doctor W. A. Clarke of this city.
Twenty-Five young men took the examine
ton. 1t il possible that the board may
conclude tho grading OF the papers Tonight
and announce the result
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The Ranks.

1is1l3A per cent. Last loan IL. Prime mercsu-
tile paTer So 6riia per cent. sterling exchange
firm with actual business I'm bankers bills at
81 SIS for demand and 81 81 for ca DAYS Posted
rates As and S4.s1is. Commercial bills S.S1g
Ss1. Silver certificates 6ls. G63i. Mexican dol
lars lsI.. c1earings sli',sii.l23: balances 81
80. Jos
Boston. July I2.-Clearings So, sI6.cns: balances
s.. $50. 700.
Philadelphia, July E.-Clearings si5.212.i5i:
balances SIN. $50.
Baltimor. July 12.-Ciearings ss.64i.olo; bal
srces s2i2, 400
Chicago July 12.-Cicarirgs So PSI. 90: hal
ances So 40 co., Sterling exchange 81. STA,
New York exchange par.
Bar silver.
New York July 12-Bar silver sISc per ounce.
London. July l2.-Bar silver steady. rs s-l6d
per ounce.