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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
GOV NfSH lNtUGURATsD.

Columbus, Jan. Sat noon, today.
Col Nash Was inaugurated govern
or OF ohio, succeeding GOV Bushnell.
The oath of office WAS administered by
'hief Justice Shauck OF the suprem.
court Governor Nash then delivered an
address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
FINANCIAL.
BULLS ANO BEARS.
The New York Market Lower in
Sympathy With London.
Prices SpuTted and Saggsd With Varying
RumoTs From South Africa.
Especial to the News.)

wall Street, Jan. S--The market open
ed off in sympathy with London quo
'ations and hung around pretty much
all day. making fitful starts and sumps
on varying rumors from South Africa.
Buyers were scarce, but pressure ~
sSl was not i'm evidence.
The market simply waited.
Wheat weak.
Cotton soft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
COL RANDALL ASSIGNED TO
THs DEPARTMENT or ALASKA,

Washington. Jan. S--The president
has created military department con.
sisting of the territory OF Alaska and
assigned Col. George Randall. Eighth
United states Infantry TO command.
col R1uiall was born in Ohio and en-.
tered the scrVlcr as a private in the
Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment. April
lNGt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
tOBtLER'S SOP ENTERED

c. Nicchrs cohbler's shop. AT / Gov
ernor street was entered last nigh.
ana two pairs OF shoes valued az s. so
We're stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
The Cotton Market.
Chicago Markets.
Financial Notes.

Money on cali steady at. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firmer with actual
business in bankers bills at Si.S24S for
demand and at ASSA aAS3la for sixty
days
Posted rates A.S4m4S4i. and 4.SS1k.
commercial bills S4S2ikmAS3.
silver certificates .5SiaW59lac.
Rlr silver i9c
Mexican dollars 41iaC
Government bonds steady.
New York Exchanges Si23. O6g O26
Balances $1.2i1. 800.
The sub-treasury debit balance today
was 81. 400. S2S.
Observation-Disclosures SIS SIS, 400.
balances 81 ,292 $50.
Money q per cent.
The directors or the c.. O.. q. and st.
l.. R. n. co. have declared "A dividend
OF lih per cent. on tho common stock
Tor the six months ended Dec. 81. pay
able March I. This is the first divi-
dend on the stock since 1899
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
COPPER is KING
CALUMET Of INDEX, WASH,
The RIVAL OF BUTTE.

This property. situated in the Great
Copper Belt of the Cascades. is a nat
ural developed mine. with an ore expo
sure OF $50 feet, from three TO fourteen
feet I'm width. assaying frcm IL TO 23is
per cent Copper. Now. shipping ore,
a tig producer. The demand for Cop
per Is % per cent. greater than the sup
ply. Now is the time 20 buy good low
price stocks. We offer IA limited amount
Of treasury stock at 20 cents a share.
will be a dividend payer by April, 1900
Exhibit OF ore at 21l Washington street.
Boston. For further Information ad.
dress
Joshua 7. NOVEL;,
6oi, Stock Exchange Building
ROCTO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
Boston Stocks.

Reported by William f. Dever & Co.,
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

BROKEN
BANKS.
Comptroller Decides That the
Broadway National Shall
Go Into Liquidation.

Washington, Jan. S.-The comptroller
| of the currency has determined 10 pro-
| ceed with the liquidation of the Broad
] way National Bank OF Boston. under
receivership as rapidly as possible At
the request of Fred. II. Curtis. cashier
OF the banks. three weeks time was
given in which 20 effect a re-organiza-
tion 10 open the bank, but owing 10 va
rious complications IL has been impossi-
BILE 10 bring this about. The comptroller
has now directed that the liquidation
of the assets proceed without further
delay and a dividend paid 10 creditors
as soon as possible. The following Is a
statement OF the condition OF the bank
AT the time OF closing December II. 1899
cents omitted Assets: Loans and dis
counts $ls43,7i7. Stocks, securities. etc.
Slil.343 cash and exchange. $692. $50. To-
tai s2,6i7,67l.
Liabilities: Capital stock 5000 900; sur
plus and profits s226923. Bills payable
$4,000 deposits s2,i95,747; total S2,6I7.-
67l.
The temporary receiver Mr.. Daniel
Giving, expects 70 collect enough with
the cash now on hand .te pay nifty per
cent. dividend within the next 30 DAYS.
or as soon as claims are proved He win
advertise az once for creditors TO call
and prove tnCir claims
For the next thirty days and until
the first dividend is paid Mr. Wing viii
remain I'm charge OF the broadway
pank as receiver. at the end OF which
tlme a permanent receiver will be an
pointed.
The Globe National Bank or Boston.
VIII remain under the management Of
Mr.. Wing as permanent receiver. and a
dividend VIII he paid 10 the creditors
as soon as claims can be proved
against the bank, which VIII probably
occupy some sixty days. The first divi- |
dend to the creditors or the Globe Ma
tional Bank viii be in the neighborhood
OF p Der cent
Boston. Jan. S.-Thc announcement |
mat the comptroller had decided |
against the reopening OF the Broadway |
bdnk dld not come as "a Aurnrisp I'm n !
nancial circles i'm this city. Great T. |
iorls had been made 90 put the bank !
pack on its feet since the order CLOSING. I
ltS doors was issued. Cashier Burt,s !
has been untiriug IN his efforts to mot |
the requirements of the comptroItar /
Dut his attempts were unavaiiup /
There was a hitch in the arrauccu,cpts
which could not be overcome. N is said !
that he directors and officers of bank |
came 10 the conclusion that they could |
not continue tu carry the burden AMI
tina the best hing to br done was 10
wind up the banks affairs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

Ex-dividend.
New stock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
IRON TRADE REVIEW.
Many Mills Operating, but Prices
Are Far From satisfactory.

Cr.,.-I.,7 n Sent - Tho I-on Trade
ZEE
Review says.
'.Hgfrh a I1rear operation pf mills than at
s,,,. ,i-,,o -, ,,gr.r. ,-e iron trade gives
''
outward slams a. Tr'Sp.' '-.\. 'E' ptitf- are
ia' tf'"' satisfactory '' lHt "N''"-' i.r
ra"'i. ''i~Hilipi ION y ON " san. ~ Ni'-' "
Ny COM i''I-e'n WIN any Yer "a we - l--
lrI'- phenomenal. nat coHi"tlIl'h u active
aud 'ty,IS are making ,hs t'"'~i t1@7'S.'
r"liiiiltta.S. ne .h'rI't 'tiI!-.5 % tit -.
ta-" are dH is&u'H on me I'''ltls I'V-
tu. ."r ana caution COMMITTEES tnr S'lHi''"i'
Under such conditions. IFi'''S cannot a--
vance, ans none III the Nad" 3Hllyil..,. - -
any Ggp'. lore rom ttc present I,'t'! uft.i' ~,
'.r 0i.'iL'N uncertainty is rF.'ltI' ,'
noteworthy events o. '"t past ",'t are ~.
aaTgg U'rI.i "u t.e ntr H"a scale ana '''
meeting ut 81 tai raj manu- ,tcthFtta- h'.h
have L,'A or H'-'!t..l ,'"Nvit' TO- 'hc u, 'I'.
ne adjustment 'i nc b.l',.it-!- anu M
irsisg sralis. after twelve weeks luieu'sS or
.I the leading union miis, NiA Ply . .nni-
tyNal iLpiTai'I3 81 .t'.h it WORK ana hl.'ii7
u" - lady 'EcI.G GuH "l me n'Sl tlIIFI'H
bar MUS for iE" T.H'"lhc!r 81 Inc year
The fn'u have ''nctHs'i. NJ ichG'h. tt' lt'-
s"rah @nc-5 Of ihe Enuiacturefe c"titrE-
ton that O. Sh9inI sac S,i''-:A ,'-It; uo" u
tH tn" market lr'el, a4t axe t,.,LI' wages
as a"lt as those ~ last year u prices aa-
=. nee go i-s; !. .'Nt'
1T appears u.aj TIRE pressure upon m:
iron mine Is not "ht. Hl-I't .3 'AF'.i'i u
after 50 long "a Shuf1p"'i. ana the eject
OF The low prices Tor E'e,I btTS H't+,ih
m ~" heavy oti'S ~ JuiE ana august
Ea, been me loss 10 u" IRON mus Tor tAls
year at least Of a very cphSIdeTable ton
usg".
Inc Stce! faii fn4Aulstcl clutcTS Ia EHlnS a
50 price. As as allSt -" la7t year. TOOK a
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

-Captain Ralph j. WhlteledEe, Surrrvis-
the city Sunday from french Lick Springs,
Ind, where he has been recreatlES.
Local Inspector ". q. Luldbeck went
to heoNuk yesterday TO attend the funeral
Of his father. who Gied a that point.
Captain John ". Phillips was a harbor
visitor yesterday. Captain Philips arrived
here from i'ittsOurg. Ia. his home, several
days ago.
Pilot +. II. Tesson went 10 Beardstown
20 Uflpt the steamer City of Peoria here
from that haTbor He was accompanied by
Captain Brashear-
Captain John ". Brashear p stockhoid-
er ia the Carrier. has chartered the City
Of Peoria ana will operate her in the Cal
houn County trade. The Peoria belongs 10
Captain q. NJ Slyiey. Captain BrsShtar
notified The Republic from Bcardstown yes
tcrday that the Peoria would clear from st.
Louis on her first trip saturday. She will!
leave regularly on Saturdays and Wcdnes-
-The Hn City is st-n receiving. but will
clear Saturday for New Orleans.
Steamer Peters Lee came N from Mem
phls Yesterday afternoon with big cargo.
She wIll return this evening.
The City of PadUcah arrived from
Chester and Way points Heavily patronized.
She was out Hith big patronage; and Will
go again saturday. receiving daily at the
E.agle Packet whaTfboat.
The Columbia, ilbound from Chestet,
and arriving this morning. has a big trip.
sac will lay over to-day and clear SatuT-
day. She receives at the Diamond 10
WAdrfhOat every Gay
Steamer Grey Eagle came In from Com
TIercc Yesterday with big shOwiEE.;. She
clears this evening on her return passage.
w. \ Tracy. formerly steward on the
Rees Lee will accept that berth on the
James Lee, now running between Memphis
and Friar's Point
The ". II. Grapevine arrives from The
Missouri River az noon to-day to uepaT I
Tomorrow from the foot of Cherry street.
She goes to Washington, hermann, Jeffer-
/ son CITY Wolff's Point. Rocheport ard all
way landings.
Steamer Bald Eagle clears Saturday for
Peoria and the Illinois River.
The City of Clifton VIII arrive from the
! Tennessee River tomorrow and return IN
/ that trace Monday evening.
Steamer Sidney departs aSturday after
/ noon for KeokUk. Calhoun County, points
/ and way landings.
Captain Phillips, owner of the steamer
| city of PittsOurg. called at the NJ & ..
rooms YES jeTday.
-Cautain I'd Young. late Of the Carrier.
! will snip master Of the Peoria.
The funeral Of Captain William Hodge
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

'r~ra s.,l...i,- yr.fot..l- II ffc a---sI7 =, 70
-.-E tg a.. l,I.3t..r .t,.Y.,s - n. >,yy Yar.
-..+rg.f ~. r...., q. -. h. Il ..r1r-.- I.r.
= co.:
e., ,,s a. r-'-. ,- - 49,
I...r.s fr.s r. ,...f.. s-.rf..~ -s.I .rfr r..,u-
81. .. In. a. IN =. A. e. .ra : T. ',ro 81, .I.
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..... d.. ..-..r l..i M .-..I.s ... f..tIlrg INST
rt...s.l. ana ArrIt-.g rra-af154 nat could not
f.. ...f..r.t 20, .... ....- ir.t...I..,...-. Nttb
tr.... r.tr..a... TN !.I.+ tl. ius. IN trading
r..rlyt# i. f.t ...fe...-r- :.su,t s.o... slll-
r- .t.. .t I..r -r., .g .,-.,.4. .-uf,. tr from
- l-,,. ..-..- and a. H.. ,-.- a ,.u4.,-, ,npr,a.-
d.. -..I.r..4. .r..g. ,,...f nr. .-.tlrf fE. mar
f.r r'a.... iit.s wa ,.l. I1 f.-f t- "a show
s..r ry... 10 r..a ,l.tg.,8 lv ;.. IpLrlblaau
...c-. ana ..l,-t.t u IN rH.. -f.c;. f,t,rar,..
ll- ra.. ,.r.-... .r.t III electoral votes certain
,,.,-, III, . i, - rr fron what ,fev
r,. S',. t.,t ~. i.i,.Ired se,tI.mcr, Of tho
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

j.. part Arrivs.
-I am -lH.I5 pr.
80 alu O. pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

80 - pm T.fa an
....... al an
daily. S:2I a. Ill.
. m. Satur l4y
rdsy and sunday,
=. n. daily. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
Nv Telegraph.


ffEPI BlslC SIE-NiAts
cairo. IL. scpt THE river Is rising slowly:
The gauge reads IS feet, The weather Is GOO.
afternoon me Jch; X Speed from New orleans
vita Ugh, trip arrived a. u p m; ii,,n e.,
and departed FOR s. Louis q; ! a m, ,,J.,s 4.s
I--t u.rEt and departed fcr st. Louis this mCsI-
ms Tie Georgia Lee with a tine trlP departed
It.-1I;a I;iyer al s a N Ths Plot f-,.us y.
louis arrived at u a n and departed for
VII, brought her '59vn. returned TO 81. Louis uy
rail. The Ree= Lee ircm Memphis with a heavy
AMI viii get away for MemphiS At 10 O'Clock To-
u -Et The tlty "i Nle'h''s NtiH a 10 80 9.s
tap arrived a. p. m. diseharE,d ~ PtgNaS.s
q surdr'ss ana a,par,9d a. T. m. m Tor t'f Ten Tn
Mississippi with one barge raoh ot lumber and
lu-s arrived At p III.
Nemphs re SEPT; 2Ri'gr ,l marks y. s, - . teg;
Nv.l.n.~ cloudy and hot. with show. rs. The Kate
81 r"itan ani cleared Al this evening on return
trp Mo James Ice. detained. yeft At noon today
,,f-a 81 bales u cotton and 149 sIcs % cott
sr,d. The Fcrd Her.ld arrived this m'-r!ns fr9i
cairo to remain in the trade. The Rses Lee as
due from St L--,is tonight 70 leave Al n-'n
Htt.'' - a.. r.t..rr The civ of Idaho viii
i.yIt ra-nio-r v evening fa- Fulton ana tho up
~ bends The t,Lieaasaw ana iae l.eoia. Gov
Chester, IL. sept 27--R!ver stat.o1ary; gauge
,irsy. Eaeic at go a. m Peters Lee at 10
= m Boats down: CJy. 4 Memphis - 3 q. m;
G.it.r,h't arrived at 1879 A. m. william =
King with one barge OF rock, $50 n m. L'iti@
CLYDE towing French's :. usftion, departed tp,I;h
nj -.g1 a. ~, Dolphin No. by al i noon; s.'Sie
af.,l barge . p. n Tender in and out on time
Grand Tower. IL. sept 2s.-pcters Lee ny a.
10 a. n. Eres Lee down At d. n tltN u
Ni.rnyhis down 8 Il. n. little clyde. with
gl..'s show. arrived down at 1880 q. N.
General King down ~ 30 g. II. Dolphin No.
m tbrse eIngty Iges down a, 80 ? n: The
four hourS Weather cloudy and warm
Burlington. Ia. SEPT -I---Stas- Of aver feet
I ,Ugfr a -is. II inches since last report.
I.5aJs Up: OttUmwa t;eiie. Inverness sad scotia
f,.v-. G.tImpa Belle and Climax. The st"l1nFr =
: tuev Of the Diamond 10 Lire in the St LOUIS
- E-cr.;y TX trade. WEicn due here 81 noon
t.-dav viii not arrive unit! this evening. Neath-
Cr cloudy ana cool.
Paducah, KY. sept. 27-Rtve- gauge reads
. 3 feet and IN a stand. Bob Dudley arrived and
returned to Evansville to-day at p. m Beaver
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

- F'd1 :. ~ slF =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
AMERICA TOOK MANY PRIZES.
Received Largest Number Of
Awards at Paris Exposition.

Paris. Sept. 2,.-TLa jury of GrlI appeal
in the Exposition awards has finished SIS
work. The strteIEsrt preDa- u for the
United States CoWmiss.rT. shows that
America received he highest number Of
awards Of any uac;,H save France. and that
she also received more awards in each
classification except grand prizes. in which
Germany secured a greater member The
figures. executing for France. follow:
Grand Prizes-CEitcd States. -i3. Ger
many. 255; Russia. 2i. Great 8.i,ain, lsi
Geld NcdalS-Unit1d states. 81: Ge-n's ny.
5lg: Russia. -. Great Britain. TO-
Silver Afe9aIs-Unitod states 20; Co
many. go. Russia. Al. Gr.gt Britain. hi
F:~unze Iiedais-Cnited States. ig1; Ger
mary. 2sl: Russia. 81. Great Britain. 80.
Honorable Meutio1-tf uited states, IS:
Germany, iS+; Russia, 20: Great Britain,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

IF-ulrt. Arrive.
E..t am = 80 aGl
-t a.l -s-l5 am
.. am Ills pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
Bonds.
ls -. aSa. \. Z. O. & Coke s. eI
Mining Shares
New York Curb Stocks.

St Louis. Thursday. sept y. i9os
aivod daily by T.. Il Francis. Bro. ,G Co.
4 Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
SECRETARY HAY is BETTER.
VIII Return to Washington Next
Wcek and Resume HIS Duties.

Washington. Sept. 27.-The health Of Sec
retary OF State Hay has improved rapidly
of late. and II Is expected that he will re-
turn to Washington early next week and
resume the duties Of his Office. relieving
Doctor HILL the acting Secretary, who has
been suffering from a ralarial attack.
Assistant Secretary Acee said to-day that
Secretary Hay has been in co1Stl Il com
muniration with the department during
the past month. and has personally shaped
the Chinese negotiations in that 'er:od-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
LOCAL STOCKS AND bonds.
Market Fairly Activ e-Gfrnnite-RI-
Metallic Very Strong

The market this morning exhibited a fair
amount Of activity Tor the more active stocks
and bonds, and although il REQUIRED aars u. x
70 Induce sellers 70 let go. few sales were
made. and IN most Ca1o7 at sellers figures.
Aside from trese securities the market Was DUH
and fcatlrelsss, great nlsuy stocks not b.lrg
mentioned during the meeting.
The notable trade II the cay was in National
Bank Of Commerce. Of which four .5-share 10 .
rsli a. S-in There Hava been bids TOR thfs s.g.y5
f1r some time. but few selling offers. and none,
under S1t-. and .hg lo1sgu.ui- ur Cf the stock
this morning created some surprise.
The initial trade this mDininr was in one
81 90 Brewery Is. which trou ght SOD 50 Several
thousand more could have teen sold at slOr 25
but none were offered under 500. -.
Local trust stocks were uJIe or less neglected
and inclined to be weak
Granite Eli Metallic mining stock has complete
" recovered from .ts sin sing spcil'' az last
week. and this morrir. showed undcniable
strength. There were several brokers with rl.i
buying or5.rs. hut the stock was very tightly
held ana f. was only by paving sellers p~i.a.
that sales were made and -ren they we-s on l.,
90 shares at ;2-Tn. Later as high as Se.-2ls was
bid ami =. - asked. All other mining stocks
were slow aud nominal.
The market for United Railways still shows
UNDERLYING weakness. There were some few buy
ing orders but Il WAS a difficult matter to rrs
buyers and sellers together. and It looked ike
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

Louis. THURSDAY. sept .. 1900.
Re-rtvod aa''v n~ ~. E F-sucis. E-n Sc so,
No - North fuuGth trtrJ.
f.ttslIrs Plate ella ......-........lu lHi
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

's % Pm T.31 an
- - IN ~J ara
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

nothing would be done A deal was made late.
however, and 80 shares preferred changed hands
At &t..'. - which there were sellers aiJeTW l;ds
and AaS.I, bid
United Railway A. anI Transit stock were both
dull ami weak Bids ana selling Offers IN
different. neither buyer nor seller Showing much
anxiety 70 execute orders If they mad them. Ih'
lIst banned were So bi.. and >.5.tJ asked. and
m, last Sls5J hid and $40 asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

Train Dcrs
Tr.iuu Express t5a'1v eN~0pt
S1ra~iav a-d Suu5a.p.. 40 p
Sur,.ay oH.yj ..'-..-......'.--. 20 q
Cr-ve Occur Lake am; Tu.p1
Specia. Sunday U-lFi .-....-- -i.e0 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
TOLEDO. 81. l.. u WESrERN.

took place at Memphis wednesday from
the family home 10 ElmwoOd Cemetery
Th. Masonic order conducted special rites.
-ctaarlcr Z t. GunJer Will depart to-
morrow for Naples and the Illinois River.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

IRAN.
Fas. Greensboro. clover
port. Louisville Crl t-c Last
Eastern t,Nr-css -- 9, a's=t bots
tlrvr-Vurt. Louisville and
~. -. ...--.-- .-............
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
RoND SALES At VIEW YORK.
First Z all.

: REPUBLIC SPECIAL
| Nrw York sept. 27.-SaIes of bonds were mad,
! here today as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

To buy one Of those lens Strictly All
Wool Suite the Globe. Seventh and Frank
in ave, selling at sass and $50. $40
and so ID what others Will ask you
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

Train.
Northern Illinois Express
springfield, FTe-9-.t ami Du-
'Gtiir --.-.------- ------..-.s-- :
Chicago Daylight Spcr.ai..-... l.
Springfield Nv-.uEn- -.iatI,n Gee. =
Chicago Diamond pe.isF' -.. g
SOUTHERN LINE
TaGacdh Mall and Express
Eigrptvsbcro. CaEuHillaie and
New orleans Fast &sIl-tsirO.
Mem; ris. JaCHsuu. teE1.,
s.i Texas Express. Nash
vile, Atlanta and Jackson
vile ----.-----. .----.. - :
s; Louis Special Cairo. Mem
uhi- and New Orleans .-..--.
AC,alauodation-MurpsysbO!o,.
Marion. cairo. sparta and
'btS-HT ------ ---.---- 10000 =
AocCrmodati i0n-NUrTGy Gysta-o.
Marion ami Crsal springs .
Now Orleans Limited - cairo.
Memphis. Dixie Flyer, Nash
VILE. Atlanta and Jackson
Vile. RIA. 1900 ----.-..--.--- =
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
Arrivals and Departures ot Trains at
Union Station.

. AND ST. LOUIS
lII5JAD.
Depart. Arrive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
E&are-S --...----.
EhicUEO Line

gflHr!E1t Limited - Detroit.
Fuf.aio. Nv~ York aCi BCa-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28

Depart Arrive.
a., an .-.-...-
.....-.. $40 ru
SD yu I.+4 an
q I'm W. IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
Depart Arrive.

S.l5 a1 .1i Pm
~S:l5 Pm "a am
's.i5 ar, 's,0i pm
--15 I'm T:s1 an
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
nompStip E1cttI,Hns
FOREIGN FINANCE.



London sept 25.-Cuu-.ls f1- money se 7-Is.
cousni~ for tae q" cunt s. :. AtrhisHl -7'a. Ga
natian Paeiaa s's,; 81. rali ila.. Illinois Cen
P.tfe I'd f. sew I,ri, GGr,r.i .al. f:-I. iI...
Penn glrau!a tt.4 Reading c. Er-a first r'F-
g.: Aaa,unll So. Hand Aii1-f - y, ... ss,-i
."r CENT: snort bills p"r c'nt- t..rs- nl.u;' s.
Th~ Ir1uar = raiiicu nfrrdr-w non, Tho
f'.u. ar S.rr..uG o, balance t.-..ay Wa :. ,l
Sraalsl {. i.sel ~ Ggid premium at T.u,r.-
The v.ehly statement % tae Baak oc Euzi,qd
sh'."s IL i'lf,"4nE changes. TH-al reserve. l--
bullion d,-.r,a-, asa ~. itrer -r-fs-.tI.s' r.,
rrsa$" i.lls.g', .";.~lt ds.fsase tfa.9'r pub
lic deposits. decrease iis1.JH. r1-ss reserve ts-
Ite proportion. or The iank OF I,uganf.s r.
serve TO liability is 552s per c.ut. Tat weak
It was $50 per cent Rata or discount
France.
Paris. Sept. 27.-Ijls:ress On the Bourss TO-DAY
opened besit1tin=. and was rsatri, ts5. spanish
= were easter on the deaiin" In exchange. Bra
z'ans recovered in consequence * she Hruus -
@: RIO exchange. RH1tes were maintained: I'll
fans qG.-t and hanks were IN great .,e-
s.ard especially Eauque Ge Paris ana t'ra,llt
ars prices closed weak ali around A-ter H.,sr-s
y-.e renewed. Three per cent reates eaf r.. rr
thu account Exc-5u on T. nlrr -5r 1870 for
Tie e @u-esItfy st1j.rrart = a. + nj, ~ F-,r-.
shows the tf.l. wing changes: Note iu ci-~r.lr-
,&el & gi Ingram All %3i,e3l s't in hand i,s-egee
silver lis hand. decrease, Lilo J3ef.
Germauy.
Berlin. sept. c7.-i5Nchanes on london 21
N3rs 81, rer cent three months EfI}s b. r4 r.r
cent. The weakness ~ the Sew Ya-. Trarjsa;
Minnesota lad an adverse influence IA the
F4,r-e here to-day. and this u4- a--f1rrI4taI 2
by The T7satsfac[ory situation % ire I;hsui~6
v es-rhalia irgH Industries. Bank and min.
Shares r'lapS"d sharply.
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New yor. stock auotation>.

s. Louis TIu-sday- sept. ? It'-
The following shows the opeaifg. hisae.t. rgW-
81 and closing qu.ta.41fs on tA" New YORK
stock E,cha Sc yesterday. Corrected daily Tor
-Ae RepgtlIr bv y Il. Francis. BRO. " Co.
ecads ard stocks. "a North Fourth street:
Close
Stocks. Sales. Omen. High. Low. Close. res.
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40 ri am
if-L. ru 10 am
l-H ..HI ~!1tl I
J. Q o. me- 1855 =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-28
NI>soTnI PACIFIC R.1I.wAY.

Tran. p.parv- Arr
FE-r 1ls am . .5
Ill a'.r.ess. .-..--......-.-..-. -1-5 ara -5.cl
k...-.a .--.. -. JgsrrN. D.a-
nN a.5 ..-l=g-- I.a.s. TX
-r, 30 an .s.Is
v Nts..-7-'-I Ar.gr r..lHa.i'--1 q. '-.-1 lm r.:5l
8. t..-. PIE. Joplin. WEE trz I'D
Kansas I.wIf.I. J,.'. .....- ., 20 ri -
h,.t"-.- ana Ga.arat1 Express f.I. rg1 81.
EI-ve Occur Lake trains t-l-s Ia.eu ~!4
a. -6-"y r.-, =. a. ul., : I-sl D. me- r5.s
81. L..J %.
Leave t--5rvrutc- a.-lff- a. 40 : y n
's- -iil- trains leave mo-. station AZ rs
n. 7..-l' O. r.. T.-af e. ~. and .f--s e. -.
k.~k1~'11 trains lave juIlu -f8s.ll at = (
n -i-f" r. ~. -,--J 3. rl.. -f--5 e. N.
L-age Ear--ye-.-eE Avenue station at =
a. m.
'HaiLy. +ExceP. sunday. -SC1day Only.
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STOCKS AND noNDs IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, sept 27-Noaey. stocks touds
and mining shares were quoted as follows;
Money.
Gail leans. s64; time loans, 4-75.
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VANDALIA LIN


Train.
as AAAA4 --.a-- --.a-ssa
Trans No - and e.. New
l.r-. Pl-lH .te -1i1 s,---4il1 IT@,
ann a@4ia%-gn SPECIAL. &C..
lrG.-.splllS ana S-w Al.S
Es.ca-i .--....- ---- -..--....-.
New York js,rli.s. --.--..-..
Ietr-k@y ana As-Eiuzw Lir1-
tied ..--.---.-- r-----...-
C..Igtus ana Eastern Express
NaELdIia Accom- Uc1a-iau .-.--.
Indian. -pohs and New N-'r-s
E.Nggres .-..--- .....-..------..
Fast Mail -------..-.-...--..
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chicago. PEORIA AND 81. LOII-
RAI5.Va arc. y. - 81. LD
Train. Depart Arrive.
& .;t-n --... .-.....--'-... ;5..s an tIs.ll pm
Grafton Fvf-.-s .......-..... -S:ts am 80 PM
Springfield an. grafton Narl 1855 pm - s., an
.i.I -. - q % rrn sl0:s5 an