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a fine trip at =, !. m. Captain Tom Armstrong
nlani Of the Harley. Captain George
Ashrratt going home Clyde due here tomorrow
t nanr. the Tennessee Business good Q" 'n'
Cairo. III. July cs;-The river rose 3 Of a toot
fset Tha weather Is cloudy ami threatening
r,in Today was the warmest OK the
TIM ARMED a, a. m She iiicharred carloads
% fr,ett al Eas, Cairo Tor The Mobile and ohio
aF's and adied al the Illinois Central wharf 20
-. - Of corn sh@ .iesarte,i foE the Tsnnessee
Mississippi with harses Of lumber and barge
Il log rF'yri at "a. he NAH 1e Xa s ,r,
New orleans with emrrie=. - coslhoat-. barge
H.r csTi , J. g McK i arrived ed. from Below
10y rail and met her here. Hr thinks that shs
NE ohio th,re beng only ; fee; scsnt at Casey
VIE. This il she LARGEST tow she ever brought
isans. The Bo1z. from New Orleans passed up
li.at for Louisville at Ia y She left her t2Vs
F.rrrv Brown is due from New orleans tonight.
% Iet IN y' Nics Is,9 tnrb n Ere
y 'Hphi9, where he accept; = position on one 81
nov captain Of the Russell Lord. T.. F. CLARK. u
0Iuer engineer on the river. died here yss'trr-
Tho civil War He was eInpIoyei on one OF the
Ts'lo- transfer boats here until his health failed
Grand Tower. III. July 27::-Cnarles;on passed
W at =. N. yesterday General Abbot; de-
T. .
,-ls Il.tt- t.cCkslrr. with tow Cf ties AMI ufn
h.r. d'psrtel fer - Louis at |! mon. Jack Rab-
lit mace mp 20 Nittent-TS ana return to-day.
General Abbott arrived up at 5:3g D. m with
H.rs- OF Iu-ni,er. "etprs Lee up f0i -. Louis
o.. ~ The gauge reads liz feet. rise Of a IN
last a hours. Weather cloudy and not.
Chester Ill. Juy - River stationary: gauge
-. h. e.: feet Weather clear General II. Z. Ae-
lott down. Ti1 -. Russell Lord down, y.
r.. Wax Eagle up lD:lj last night. Charleston
arrive, with =. idH sacks % wheat for Coles Stll
Is unloading and will leave for Cairo about D.
n, Nick Sauer ont. I p. m. Tender In and out on
time Peters Lee due W.
Usrsiw, Ill. July 2E-GauEe reads feet
Cloudy and raining. sidney up and down. Lucia
Mountain Belle ard Mary Z. w. silver Crescent
AM cyclone down ard up.
Darlington. Ia, July 23--Fhe river u slowly
failing The stage is feet inch above low
ter mark of 1854. Weather threatening and
warmer.
cape Girardesn. No, July 23-The Peter. Leo
up. . q The General Abbott AMI tow up, D.
m Weather fair. River falling
Wheeling. ". Va. July River 3 feet II
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
-. Paul. MINI, July ss.-Stesner Dubuque
left here time this morning for 81. Louis.
Louisville. ~. July Zi-River falling, All
feet In canal: fsss inches on falls. feet
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CLOVER LEAF


Tain. Dsrer.
Tu.'1p and View York Express. .S:l3 am
Tc!edo and New York Express. '1:iJ pm
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The Old Line.
The Best Line.
Il. x -. s-W.
louisville and Cincinnati.
Daily Trains.
Par!or, Sleeping and Dining Cars.
CENSUS ENUMERAT0RS' PAY.
Local Supervisor Higgins Explains
the Delay.

Recently there has hcen considerable com
pllint on the part OF tho census enumer-
ators concerning the delay in the payment
NJ the money due them.
Supervisor Of Census Higgins said yester-
day that the delay was caused by the fact
that the schedules have to he verified in
Washington before the money for the emu
mcratnT' is forthcoming. The last box OF
schedules from the local office was sent to
Wash nSton Saturday.
Supervisor Higgins maintains that the 10
cal enumcraiorS will receive their com
pen-ft!on at an earlier date than those Of
some of The large cities.
Before the population schedules are sent
90 Washington they are sighed by the su-
leTvlSpr. In some cities. instead Of lab,Ti-
ouSiy signing their names in handwr.ins.
the schedules We're STAMPED by rubber
stamp bearing the SUPERVISORS name. II
seems that the Census Bureau at Washing
ton does not Ike the idea. and some trouble
IS being experienced by The Supervisors Of
several cities in getting their work verified
Supervisor Higgins. however. applied the
order tn sign the schedules literally, and
consequently. b. the time the other Super
viSors have Strengthened out their difficult
ties the local enumerators will have been
paid
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An excursion party Il twenty-five PeIs Tcls-
rhon" Girls E.iade the round trip on the spread
-TyIdcncs was taken by The Government In
spcc'ors yesterday On the I'M city case TIE
hons and Wadd'instgn. which resulted IN both
and anal aeesiln vii be renaere later "''SefeA'
Steamer City % Pa.ucah Il discharginE a
manifest 81 Tennessee River products consist
-, head q stock, As bags Of PEANUTS and 2.e5j
sacks OF wheat. IN adiiton To sIudries. The IA
ducan returns "Wednesday evening
Gov eminent inspectors Gordon md Hum
beck went to Cape G!rarieRu las; night on tho
steamer War Eagle. They are on official bust
:. coFnnaodor- Henry Leyhe returned from, Louis
Vile. Ky. yesterday
The quincy cleared FOR ST. Paul with a pas
senger register o. ~ pe13le- ne next 81 raui
Thursday and depart Friday on the return trip.
Steamer sidney will receive to-day to clear
at : o'clo-k shs afternoon for burlington AMI
Thc Iiin city. Captain T. II Sims ma s,er
and Ge"r=e Sims c,eik is aaiiy, rece.ving f.r
Vicksburg ard all WAY landings south Of Mem
yhi- She will clear saturday ~ . p. M
st Louis riyeTmen watching with in
Evansville Mall Line in employing white rnus,a-
bouts instead II uerrDcs. More than hfty Iren
ha.a ben placed on the steamers Tarasc6n tnI
Tell city and others are to he used un ii the
entire line has been furnished witn white Ia
steamer Cherokee arrived with a big wheat
manifest and will depart this afternoon on hsr
retu.n chester.
the columbia came in we'll patronized and
clearg! again at noon; She departs to-day a. Il
Steamer War Eagle out Tor Cape Girar-
deau amt Commerce with a good manifest and
many passengers
steamer Peters Lee Will arrive from Memphis
this morning and depart at o'clock this even
sasks 81 wheat rnd large nii-seiiane5,,s patron
age, together with a good passenger trip.
The Josie brought In $3.50 sacks Of wheat
Captain Fred Bsnnetts came UP or the Peters
Lee from Cairo q lEebes.
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HIS FATHER PAID THE FINES.
Ora Havill Pleaded Guilty-Re
turned to His Home.

Ora Havill. ex-detective OF the St. Louis
Transit Company. vino admitted having
placed dynamite under the Delmar bridge. in
St. Louis County. was arraigned in the
Court of Criminal Correction yesterday on
three ChargeS-two OF carrying concealed
weapons and one of unlawfuly having dy-
Mantle in his possession. According to an
agreement. Hayill pleaded guilty in one Of
the former cases and to having the dyna-
mite in his possession.
Judge Clark imposed n fine Of 500 in each
case. Frank Havili, his father. who lives
in Mount Carmel. ILL.,, paid the fines. and
on condition that Havili leave town. He
and his father went home together.
Ora Havill first gained notoriety in the
strike in the "Garkenei car incident at
Park and Compton avenues, where three
persons were shot A warrant for assault to
XIII was issued against him but the bin
was ignored by the Grand Jury. Havili was
arrested on several other occasions. but tbs.
evidence against him was insufficient
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Gibson 4........... sSlt' Y Z. C. & c. SIS. CO
s,onbs.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
Eng In nd .

England
70, lG Iha a-ca ui 5S A,sis5n * . G6.ian "a
cine sIl. =, Paul! ne; Illinois Central H.:
YORK Central ISL. Ere u. Ier'i'.,lyaria -.
cifc I.td. 81; Gr:nd Trunk :. Anaconda -.
ktn MINIS .s. Mn 80 per S"ni. Rate
per cent. ID. tire, months bills 27s.i Per cent
G.rmHnH.
I:er!!n. July 23.-pis'olnt rates-Short bills
Ig,s;ness ogrnri duh IN The f3orye today. tie
political uncertainty having brought sp.rUitti'uS
s nm, ,ber. ueT s rirshses ~ the Pa.Sirt
Of news Of frin"r :fi"es from abroad and quo
4 feature Of the days transaction was the i'm
provslnent in Ghine-e securities IN response 20
France.
Paris July cs.-At thu opening OF the Bnurs.
to-day prices were finn under the influence 81
more reassuriag news from China. The arm
NESS was scc-ntuated during the dav. and at
ih sut eI 9 PTS MS fadus,r it weIe In strHn
quest. I;io Tintos were active. purchases le-
~ c6ppsr. south kfrirans acre quci, but rin'
e. Three per cent rentss s9f g2i5c FOR the
spanish as i2.s7ls
Bar silver.
New York, july zs.-Rar silver si'4c Ter ounce.
LONDON. July i2.-Bar silver q';iet At 3 s-lsi
- Treasury statcment.
washington. July 23--To-day'- statement %
the Treasury balances Ia the general tuTh ex-
o. REDEMPTION shows: Available cash balances
si52 ess SIS. gold s.ssl5.S23.
The Dn
New York. July z3.-M"rey on call steady Mt
r.Tlis Prime mercantile paper steady at iG4a.
per cent sterling ex.tlanE- .irm, with aetna!
business in bankers bills at tiNis for demand
and 81 s3h.Ii4.s frr 50 days. FoafcI rates 81. Si
q " aid $sSTf ssh Commercial hills - -.
ssl- silver certificates .It-f.4-,.-. Mclean
dollars 81, Clearines $685. ~. balances 81
l3n "a. The Suhtreasury had debit balance to-
iosto,' JAY 2s.-CIearinss ,Is.3!s.sss. balances
Phiiadelphia July c3-Clearnss So. 40, 30: bal
Raitri6ge. July as.-Ciearings s. 4sa. les: bal
Tincinuaii o. July 2l.-,Tea-lrgs ssi74s)N
New York exchange par TO Ice premium. Money
chicago. July c3.-Cl-arings 20. 81 AZ; tat
sncrs g. 81. 9l+: posted exchange S4.>ttd $50:
New York exchange &c Premium
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WARRANT FOR AN ENGRAVER.
Charged With Opening Mail Of
Business Rival.

A warrant was issued by United States
Commissioner Gray yesterday against VIII
liam II. Haskell. engraver of No. lis
Pine street. Haskell IS charged with open
ing another's mail. The warrant was issued
at the instigation Of the president OF th',
Haskell Engraving Company. OF No. iW5
Pine street June Is. II is alleged. Haskell
opened mail addressed to the Haskell En-
craving Company, and did not return the
letter TO the writer Tor several days
Haskell il not connected with the Haskell
Engraving Company He said yesterday
that mail for the two firms was received
by the wrong parties and that the letter IN
the present case was mtSlaid by clerk,
but was returned as soon found. The
letter in question. Haskell alleges. was ad-
dressed to SIS pine street. which was mis-
taken by him for No. 6lS Pine street. The
case will be heard before United States
Commissioner Gray tomorrow.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND RONDs.
Trading Rather Lirht. hut Demand
Quite Good.

There was not much 20 TIE general market
this morning. The demand was good enough,
hut t.err APPEARED 10 be ;cw selling orders.
and dealings IN the aggregate were small. even
TT MONDAY which - generally a quiet day
an '.t.aaE. Ih... Were. few changes Ia values
s-a none e ylgutL,IEcr.
There Was ~" us.a. demand Cor United Rail
way this flpFuin-. tGt only HIGHT business
ives dvri. i..:, b-IIs M actual pressure sill.
NsrhIa;, was ira" in tho =. which were s., and
$50 hii lg.. S.. - asked! and u1ly I. shares
't preferred sold. the nice la. heinz $tG.-s and
Nih.rf asked. Trau=i; tr con rsuu ia best
,..is.IrI ana sold 70 th- amount Of - shares
al - tn. close being 500 niG AMI 81 asked.
Mining ~'.srS came In for ttl".r usual shIra
u. .tt.rfI"-r o., f;i brokers. both American N.tte
amt trs4u.i.. 90 iio-ali'c ."gr IN demand and
v'~r traded in .gt not itIE. IS. selling or
-r- were ~uAfc,. Tine. HUNDRED shares ~; the
frs-; brought SLIT arr. - Of tHr last SET.
tl.4-E Vrtyt.,.ais $50 bad been bid.
There were sn..H u.utrS f.r 10Th bank and
trust stD, KS IN rn. market. hut sales. Prices
Vsst N.fu and. In ~'yyf-! eases, higher. t.r
i--tauy-. Mississlli Vail an. JH..n Trust
N.-r. s.laHl- ~ SZ'2 ami t22,. Thin! National
Bank was b!a SIis These beng advances over
last Ny.h.
There Us-e the usual bids for street railway
h.u-s. lGt un selling orders.
T4-,.q,'N a 81 quotations.
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= ~ = '''--'7'-F7 -
NOHlLE AND OHIO.

VI. Is. - Il.
Train.
Jefferson City. Colorado. Sc
dalia. Clinton. Fort scott.
Parsons AID Indian Territory
Express ............-...-...
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco.
Taylor and Austin Express
Fort Worth. Dallas. san An
tonic and Galveston Expr.sg-
S.iaiiz. Nevada. For. SOFT
and p~nison Express -.--......
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NO PRIVATE RESERVOIR.
Laclede Power Company's Drain
Pipes in Question.

At the meeting Of the Board of Public
improvements this morning one member
will enter complaint, It is stated. against
the Iaclede Power COmpany's method q:
constructing a private sewer from its
pOWer-hOuse to the foot of Bidde street.
The company was granted a permit to built
the sewer, but this member of the DGsif
thinks the company may also intend to
utilize the CONDUIT as an aqueduct for a
private reservoir or waterworkS.
His observations viii he submitted to the
board and an inquiry requested.
Secretary MatIack Of the Laclede Power
Company said that the company is merely
placing drain pipes underground from tbs
power plant to- the river. and there Is no
desire or attempt TO install private reser-
yotr.
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STEAM BOATS.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.


steamer GREY EAGLE. ia place - Cherokee
70 Chester and way landings. leaves Tuesdays.
. hur.'iays and -sturd.y@ al =. m. from Eagle
Racket 'umrTny's wEtTfi1at. maxim, .NclII-
sion rata Of = round TIP. meals ami berth in
.lEd"''- HUNTER: BEN JE\k iNS. Agent.
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Chicago stock, and Dovn.
New York Curb Stocks.

II Louis. MondAE. ,'uIr 2. =
Received daily by Il. r. Francis .gro &
"a North Fourth street
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Us Telegraph.


HIemphis Tenn. july 23.-Is:ver marks 60 feet
on ths. gauge a fall Of - in ~ hours Weather
,iorldv and hot temperature - degrees. The
lanes he departed at this evening FOR Friar
Point with fair trip. The Kate Adams left at
Z mis- evening for Arkansas city with a good
trip The Georgia Lee departed at this evening
10. Ashucrt and the Upper Bends with fair
min. Tie Wichita left al this sventns with
fair trip for ST Francis River points .ne Rees
Lee was due this evening from -. Louis Ia
leave vita dispatch return trip. The ora
lee arrived this morning from Cairo and vii!
return Tomorrow evening. The City OF Idaho
Wifi depart tomorrow evening for Fulton and
the I-uiper Bends. The J. y. Hardin will clear
Tomorrow evening for the Arkansas River. going
through to Pine Blur
Paducah. Ky. July .3-The gauge reads So
feet and rising. Weather hot and clear. Dick
Fowler to cairo at M. Joe Fowler to
Evansville 10 a. m. Buttorn 90 Clarksvile
r. "a, aid W and Will send her crew home
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EAGLE rlUtI:r CO,ip,,,

f'Ia5 7 VI n VI z % fFfNN.
Str. War EaEIe FOR Cape Girsrd-al Commerce
ana sll way landings. Mondays amt rr.g.tys.
z m. For Illinois River Str. Bah Esr.e .o-
Peoria and Intermediate points Wednesdays and
SatsFasNs
Ht'NTER ZEN JENKINS. Gen ACT
Phone Main
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1T RLISGTON ROiTE-sT. L.. X. AND
y. ". X. H..--t MON STATION.

KIM
Fur hannibal. IL & -. J.
Points. quincy. keukUk AMI
tIri.. gr.u ....... ............
Local o. HANNIBAL ............
-: quincy and North.
For ~ f-sui. Minneapolis, via
last --.'- 4.-tS. Illinois and
y --lu ....---. .-.--.-.....
eth. i:g-l IrtDu-N0 rta.rn Pa
'lH' E-Nvr.sS. Tor kIISa,
tFtr. -. Joseph. %lrtuNas
NsafIsE1 Black EglS, Mv1-
ui.E. A.lta.i. Washington.
Pu-'t sound. For.,an! ans!
Tii" Twin 'ijy Express" for
.'IinrsaI.l's, -. Paul and
Tee N.:rasK1-ClI.rato IN
press. tor Denver. colorado.
ttSn AMI Pacific Coast. via
- joseph --..-....-..---......
Is = burlington ............
l"~ Northern Iowa. II. Paul
Hag NJ r.'iit .-....-.....-.
p Kansas ,Ity. Omaha. -.
Joseph. Denver. S,brask a.
''l'rf'!n, t.tah ant PaC.Ic
t1est. s-l-1 Northwest -.......
f"t Illinois. ia East Side iiae
- no. = islam! .....-..-......
For Dubuque IaI Ia Crosse.
LI.'i tr N Hannibal -.........
E'J Alton Leave $50 a. m.
''SllN. 1880 D. -. daily. / 81
g...s. go" =. m. except SAT-
-'-H' T.. m EXCEPT sunday. SO
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Ris~ and Fail of the Rivers
Arrived.

II. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast official
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81. LOUIS AND HtNNIHA
SHs FsFE FN-T N-VNFN III VI
See G, p & ST. L.

Train. DEPART. Arrfv
Mail and Eppr>ss-..-...--.... +1..1 am I'll 10 =
Mail and Express. ....--..-...... $50. pm f7:i0 y
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ILLINOIS CENTR Al

Train. Depart Arrive
N,ftr.rp illinois Express
LtHhi,.-li. Springfield Free
Port ana pU'uJge- ..-.--...... '1:'3 as pm
Chicago Daylight Special! pm . .2i pm
C..i.s=p Diamond Special" "s:l' pm "124 an,
Springfield N,"ommn!aton.-.. AIS PIN 'I0:+s am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New orleans Fast Mail--C'aiTo.
Es-irlls "a rks.I Tenn.
and Texas Exprrss............ s-:SS sf:c4 prn
New orleans Spsc,ai--t'4ir0.
Memphis and New Orleans. si:04 pm s5 rs I'm
A,.rI. IN .lat on Nu. ply sborr
Marion Cairo. sparta and
Now orleans Iamite3-Cairp
Memphis S.-T ORLEANS: Dixie
lIycF- Nashville. Atlanta and
.,aCkso1vl!a. F1a.....-..-.--. ss:i+ pm sI:is am
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Pittsburg stocks.

-. Louis. Monday July % 1910
Received daily by u. r. Francis Pro 4 O.
PA North Fourth street.
Clcse- Ri.. Ask.
lttsbCrE Plate Glass ---................i5s. icI
" estinghouse Air Brakp---.-............I-s ia
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River Forecast.


At 81. Louis the gauge marked Ms feet yes,er-
day showing a rise OF rs feet IN the last
foIty-eirht hours.
Traffic active IN bot: shipnerts and receipts.
with large passenger business.
Weather hot and clear along the Ievee
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Depart. Arrive.
ti.iI am f14 30 am
$3.50 am :.:l5 am
t-:oo am ,l:5 pm
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Local Trains
Suburban Trains.

inches below locks Clear and hot
Cincinnati; o. July 23.-River rs fest and sta
tforsry. Clear. mercury 50.
Pfttsburx Ps.. Ju;y q River ~ feet and sta
tcnary. Cloudy ard col.
Evansville Ind. July 2--Rivsr So feet and
rising Clear and hot.
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TSe f"'l2wi:s $ noI's's O.; the sossip N r"gar!
was ."-.,,a us IL. Il futncis. Figo. x 90.
New York. July -Ipu'.oa was seller IN the
MT amount 80 more than i2.gs, southern Pacific
formed a 'arE" pa9i q The sales Jnien Pacific
Cyilr.rl and Trtf, r:eI wee bought by arb.tfare
Luu-.s e. considerable extent Inc remainder ~
ti-t.us Wa scattered through the general inter
ne report freely circulated. that the Appellate
'cG.t j. iiI'Jki!n would render a favorable d.
clsi.u IL the IJ-ccnt fare litigation. caused the
strength OF l.. II. r. What led 70 this b,i.f
i.yGEit - b" inside interests cufi@s tie morn
lH5 ;'Gying aliesed to sman4;e from INSIDE
issues. particularly Metropolitan.
The stre:-,tA u the g~angers vas ascrIhed TO
from M&tat ana corr pa ti' uiariy the latter
"ere ehSeI iiona!,y s.ei thi' moaning. and buying
tEose reports. l-aienhCrg. fhalmann & =. wcI"
buyers OF burlington. Arses and Moor hoUrtt
FUe was ported - he Tor the account OF r~i lie
interests. Tho advances 10 Stee. and Iron issues
ing belief that uncertainty % prices IT. iron mar
ket had beer; fuzzy discounted and that an in
Tn. buying q the mors;rc was chiefly from
The West. Orders from Ssraioga played s"n'-
,y Tho t.Iiinr " b,sry h.. ~, ne an r,,s
Export Z gold tu Paris next Thursday - l1rs-
s-.-Ijr- baker Tn rrarch So, a,-.,..i
y'S'". say brought IN sA.isr in French god IN
IL. London cables wero s- follows:
I-HC!rn. 1-ir p. m--SeUtir:-ut regarding che
'hrua-r situation IS more hopeful American
.a.."lv .har"s are steady Wit, prices a. a -Ila
fully NJ t. our parity. The Pacific stocks ar"
-NuIc higher.
i.rEtou-rho market for Americe-s closeI on
the curb active and ;lrr At near best p'iC's.
ttGor departments hard. ned u1ieT the i';i Il
British cou-D.s. The stimulating Influence was
the 'uIr" favorable character ~ the news from
China. PARIS steady. Berlin heavy
Foreign Exchange.
There was a fair demand Tor foreign exchange
AMI Tie market was firm on short sterling aul
frUu-r Continental.
H. u. Francis. Bro. & 60. report closing rates
e. $ follows:
r,;n'e sterling cables SCI: checks S-%qa.:
s. DAYS 4Ns-sg i.Si
C1ram.rriai sterling bankers checks i.Ss' =, 9;
60 r.avs f.>a-.; 20 days F.S-i-
= Numerical grain bills S4itfs-s: cotton $50
Itark'rs' Paris rat:.s '.l5pl-'G. checks sli'>
n -. CO days ..iSls4l-ls.
''..'.l.ner. ial French francs checks 5.ls'.. ca
syyfs. oi's'is= 5,c-. qr-,e: g. DAYS ee'sa1-ls.
l;-i--Jr '!". iss 81 T.. - asE- 80
I'JuArrs' ,":rtsm...E cables 80. checks IS SIS.
g. .ily- "a a-1F4ss
'..'UgHr.i.i rr'Hh=-aTk rissks +.fl i-:f. % DAYS
- 10 90 i..yp - l-rS
F',ul.crs' putrh ruilders checks 4o;.45-Is; 81
d.v= o. lEuE-
Commercial Dutch euifers checks 30 :-iaG =;
60 days ~ LEGO.
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Third Gail.
New York stock quotations.

St Louis, Monday. July a. 1900
TIE following shows the opening. highest, low
est and closing quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday. Corrected 6a!ly for Tne
Republic by L. r Francis. Bro. X Co. bonds
and stocks "a North Fourth street:
Clos.
Stocks. Sales. Open High Low. Clos J go.
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Of tire year. The best Information available
does not anticipate more than IL per cent
semiannual Readi-. first. Money con-
tiuues very easy and the borrowing de-
mand shows some little short interest hsre.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.

.FiiI.' Depart. Arrive.
tt'.i. A-Nlt'd Tor taictEo = - $50 pm
chicago "Isia.,. Ex;rr-s'' &c. 80, nm -;-ss m
talrs'E, 'Ir4lSht special ..-II.sl nm 80 ar,
chicago 'PI.air4- STATE EsN-
press I'm 'J.25 pm
.itlNE'tt Atclfiif' cation 80 pm 1914
kan-a.s city N,stIruet lin
!'-i pm "7:es am
l>'-i-IS 'ttE Day Express $50 scr Pr.
=" hSoHv!r Accommodation 1910 pm fIo;54 am
Peoria and - Paul Express. ..lZ:II p!n IDS an,
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July Z2.-SaIes Of bonds were mad.
here today q ) follows.
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Train.
Fas; Mall. Evansville. Nash
vile. Birmingham. II nj
geometry. ChatJa1ru "a. A.
lauts. Macon. Charleston. :.
G.: MGhil-. New Orleans an!
Iackslny lie. Fia.--.---..-.....
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
: grs-rn I.&.'Tt--s~ l. Evans
vile Nashville. Pruning
ham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Tnrma<Vilis. ia rl-nug lille.
l'alatSa. Cc1la ami -. Pc
ferShar- f'ta.............-
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First Call.
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Second Cali.

500 6 : W 800 III g Is o!
div 2l-s. &c. s62 1873. o. ...Iolia
1000 & = is. 300 NJ X 4 81. glss
I2-i. rI22is 500 IS OF
Jss.. .. .lo27s II. Oh y + Is ...... 80
g. & 4 L .s.lDSis -.uuJ Il g W L.. g>I,
f9ti Cri sou 5-.- s., 1-.uH Reading As So,
Si.gj1 g l,o3y 81 /. !
A.. Gee. Gee. SJ'g "a - -s.-....Ig,is
Ilo31 q ~ . Giss So a..J II l. VI d TsI.
svri - ia Ist inc a. 100 1 J. A. ....-l:sis
500 g Z ! Ss.... 81, lG.aa4 Nab deb b. .ZIa
i..yJ d q G Is @. ssa4 Lon N4b "a ...-.I9Sis
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yANDALIA LINE.

Train.
Fast Mail ......-.-..--.--.-..
Trains Nos - and Il, New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Special .----
Indianapolis and New YORK.
Local ----..-.--..-------
New York Limited ..--..-...-
Psjoskey aud Msckinaw Lin
lieu ..s.-...--.----.-
Columbus and Eastern Express
Vanialia Accommodation 49,.
Indianapolis and New York
Express -.--.--- --.-----.---s.
Fast Mall