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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
BY Telegraph.


ettirr the ass "a hours The gauge rescs rs
teei. me weather Is very warm. cloudy and
by strong wind. feii tkis afternoon. The Peters
I'D ssr usual Business k.re and da e. ~ y ~ s7
ISgis 81 II p. m Her oars, consists OF lumber
aIIiyei at m She seh s iri iot Of i. suns
criss al the city wharf and discharged cars Of
arrived from he Lover Missis:p With a' b4lsss
tie san as p q 1s sd Eess pro to
| noon. me HSrvssier wi;h ) barges arrived at :
at Il q. N. for 81. Louis. The Carrie V arrived
from the UPPER bends with tow Of logs at 6
Memph:s. Tenn. July Is-Riyer marks ID fee,
Wese t fa and s ss e III sse, IL = s2s
The James Lee departed al this evening for
g I'd ZIP, The Georgia Lee cleared at this
Light TIP. The Wichita len at hi. evening Tor
Mhoon's Landing with fair trip The Re.s Lee
god rips. TIE Delia arrived tbs mSrnins rom rom
Ijoksl,urE AMI Will leave on wednssiay evening
Iesye to-E,o-rcw evening on return. The cl,y OF
Idaho VIII i, clear to-nlorT9w evening FOR Fulton
clear to-moir0w evening for the Arkansas River
TO Hot Springs on health trip Of two weeks
Psdaeaa. Ny July .sLIhe gauge reads feet
D Foasr 70 CAIRO M f 5o" Fos vi p
tam jos Howard on the roof leII a, 10 a m fo-
: p.
.ier with bsrges left at s 2 m for me I.5yv'-
Mississippi Captain John J. Goodwin has bought
tn tOVboaf Emma Cooper and : barses from
o. ltcin Dan Finrie and has aEain entered th.,
tcwtoat business Packets report scant feet az
ca-ss willie.
Chester III. July Is-River falling. gauge ::
feet Weather cloudy and hot: Up: Tug No 5
on TINE Nick Sauer SOUTH 6 a m ret,rneJ
SO, D. m Boats up: 5. II II Clark 7:sj % N.
81. arrived. p m. laid Up Missouri sid.
Tug No. 8 ct l:3o p Peters Lee due up
Grand Tower. III. July I6-iack Rabbit de-
parted tcr Muddy River at a. m. Peers Lee
deIsriet for 81. Louis At i:2o ,. m. The gauge
reads los feet. a fll Of 8 in fas, "a hours TIE
weather Is clear ard hot.
burlington. Ia. July is.-The river - foo,
inches above low-Hater mark Of 1854. a r.rr!i
rise OF ~ inches since last report weather
warmer. with showers. The Eloise IN an. out
from keokuk.
Cape Girariesu. Mo- July Is-weather lot:
heavy south winds all day. River failing The
City Of paducah down at p sast night me
Peters Lee up al p. m
WARSAW. Ill. July 1e-Gsuse reads 10 feet;
ing. SILVER Crescent ard Cyclone down ard ur
Louisville. KY. July is.-River falling: 4 feet
irches IN canal. feet /: inches on the falls. s
feet inches below locks. Clear and ho.
Cincinnati O.. July is-RiveT So feet and fall
ing. Cloldy. mercury a..
Wheeling ". Va Jaly is-River feet
inches and falling. Showers.
Evansville Ind. July ls.-Ri-er 81 fee, and
falling. Cloudy and hot.
Plttsburg. Pa, July is.-River e.4 feet and fall
Ing Cloudy and hot;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
BROKEN STONE WANTED.

Once OF Commissioner Of Supplies.
City Hall. July i6. 1909.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned to be opened at his office at II
o'clock m Of
THURSDAY NEXT, THE ETH INST.
for furnishing the Water Commissioner
with LED cubic yards broken stone, as per
specifications in this Office. To be delivered
At H g. Station No. 3, Baden, within enc
week from date OF order.
Certified check for 500 must accompany
each bid.
blanks and other information.
Bids must be In duplicate. free from al
iteration or erasures. and to both the origi-
nal and duplicate must be attached a copy
OF this advertisement.
An bids having any alteration or erasurs
thereon Will be rejected
The Commissioner reserves the rfxht to
reject any or all bids
FRED C. MEIER.
Commissioner of Supplisa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
New York Market Gossfp.

The following synopsis Of the leading fea.u-rz
q pt me NeM York market ~as received by q. r.
New York. July Is.--Inndor cables reported a
can sto-k one Of the Representatives OF a prom
,neai ioreig1 thanking house stated that his p~o-
creased favor With which all American secuTi-
tSt tie tfTaef n lossn sanSns circles ep,
speculative sentiment. which was Influenced for
wers buysfs o y 2eIIi sss on 9ilss ss oros s
the heaviest purchases bs!ng in Il. & o. and L
Of many other stocs Inv bayins In an .19o'Ss.
20 nc 70 about t3oi ssoso shares:
tnaoiains sn1 the purchases On Western account
fHI ns TIE day amounted tc fully jooso shares.
tt- rams IN the corn belt changed the sItusticl
was fitue better ooi Ia susiiss, rsers
Ben & Go. ha; number OF Important buyIng
Representa- ~ them Tie short itsres, vas sf,e s,
factor in the trading today
SIDE 9 pool; T: W, savin %. ard j. " baV vs.
ana ws. i he ss.Tss; bur n .hs Ist hour
arrived az in regard to ,iivden. payments on
BUYER probabiy for The same rea sso heavy
Inere Vas some heavy trading IN Atchison rre-
but tu-nei buyers in the sfternoon N. rrag
pets OF the company. although continually god
the e- belt bg. the bear Tser I ne Ss drought IN
TIE stock during the day and "a most OF tbs
and L. p. they were successful in PREVENTING an
s5vaIce The same pressure was placed on Rock
y r. i. was sol; by bear traders Who have
oeen aggressive sellers for some time The a.
cline was accompanied by a food Of rr-,o-s
port. annual r.
Sugar refining was bought aad bid Vi n, earl,
ih-ofTnatiop about IRE advance q 10 points Il,
the price IF refined sugar.
I>cad0n cables were follows:
London. 1850 y. m--Money N call iE7Is. mr.
cent: The rate Of discount in the oE,en market
toT snort bills Is gas per cent and for three
moths bins sesis per cent.
London, las D. m--Consoi. are down ~ for
both accounts, and the tone q the money rnarSs.
ccntinGes TO harden. partly on account Of the
grave events IN Chtra- American railway shares
are strong and fully I'D % New York pa-f.v
Union Pacific common exceptionally shows an
advance OF H. per cent. and Baltimore ard Ohio
Is " = per cezt. compared with New YerlS
closing figures o. Saturday. The Berlia market
Is quiet. but steady.
london teve,iingJ-The market for American,
railway shares clC.ei firm a. hes. Prices .,I-
ruehced by arhitrage buying. Union Pacific com.
mon was the feature. Other departments mere
heavy. The Paris Bour.e was fea.ureless and
the Berlin Bo-rxe quiet ~
received: 'e
New York. july 1.-THE decline In IIv.-noo,
OF I'd on spots. Sd near and ID on far months
coupled with continued good weather over she
decline here this mo-ning OF to ia poirte on
rather general selling. :iIe buying being confined
70 covering high price sales 70 secure profits.
recent rain has been beneficial particularly in
IeNss Crop PROSPECTS have been improving
steadily this month which. with 200. outlook
fcr goods trade encourage bear sales ard tha
Outstanding shorr interest is increasing rapidly.
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BRICK WANTED.

ONCE Of Commissioner Of Supplies.
City Hall. July Is. 1900.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Undersigned. TO be opened at his Office at II
o'clock n, on
THURSDAY NEXT. JULY 18TH.
eor furnishing the Water Commissioner with
Is. 900 red brick. as per acquisitions on die In
this ONCE.
To be delivered at n. 8. Station No. 3. b.
den. within twenty days nom date of order.
Call at this office for blanks and further
Information
Bids must be In duplicate. free from all al
teration or erasure, and to both the original
and duplicate must be attached q copy Of
this advertisement
All bids having any alteration or eraslre
thereon will DO rejected
The Commissioner reserves the right TO re-
Ject any and al, bids.
FRED c. MEIER,
Commissioner Of Supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
FIGHT WITH AN EAGLE.
Imperial American Bird Attacked
Too Boys and Was Killed.

vinita. 1. T. July is.-Late yesterday even
ing. between Muscogee and Cowe,a. /. T.
al Browns Ferry on the Arkansas River.
James and Grover Parker. aged Il and Z.
respectively. were attacked by large eagle.
The large bald eagle struck the younger
boy and knocked hun down and then pee
pared 10 s"oop down on him again and
the elder boy picked up a wagon spoke
near by and showed light. Then the eagle
his beak and knocked him down. The
plucky lad go; on his feet, and just as he
Old the bird came again with full force He
struck the bird with the wagon spoke but
slightly injured IL Again il came. but this
time was the La, for the elder BOY. with
& well-d!rected blow. laid the proud bird
Of freedom in the dust A taxldermisI in
Muscogee purchased the eagle and viii
stun it,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
Portland Cement Wanted.

Once Of Commissioner Of Supplies,
City Hall. July ID 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received by tho
undersigned. to Be opened At his ONCE at II
o clock N. Of
THURSDAY. NEXT, JULY 18Th,
for furnishing the Water Commissioner
with rs berreis American Portland cement
as per requ,sition and specifications on flle
In this Office.
To be delivered at H. 9. Station No. Z
Baden, IS bbls. within one week. balance IN
twenty days.
Certified check for 500 must accompany
each bid.
Call at the Commissioner Of Supplies for
blanks and other Information
Bids must be IN duplicate. free from al
terations or erasures. and to both the orig
tnal and duplicate must be attached . copy
Of this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or eraBure
thereon Will be rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
FRED c. MEIER.
Commissioner OF Supplies
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DEATH WAS NOT PAINFUL.
Boy Burned to Death, b. Didn't
Know He Was Hurt.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Sycamore. ILL.,. July 1s.-Rslph Miller, II
years Of age. met his death to-day by saso-
line explosion. He was popping corn.
when he saw that the stove needed filing
and attempting TO do II he caused an ex-
plosion and was covered with the burning
fluid.
He ran and Jumped into a water tank
and put out the FIRE on hts person. then
clambered out Of the tank. declaring that
he was not hurt although his body was
burned to a crisp. At no time did he SEEM
TO suffer. but he died from the burns -
Q few hourA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17

4Ee-e vas an active a-Tpsnd for foreign sx-
ciiaa-e and the risa!kc- was very firm
- j. Francis. Bro. & CO. rePos; closing rates
as follows: ~
g. Frim. sterling cables 4-4'S2s: checks Ash,
Z. sixty days ssf4ga
tc;nE.erclal bankers cnecks 4sr: sixty davs
49,. ninety days i.Szx
TRAIN bills f.sias ga. cotton bills s3-Tl.
El--lke.s Paris cables Is. caecks 5.l5L,: six-v
days Sisl. did 1852
days Asa. .i-is.
swiss checks so. sixty days 5-H
ii.4Sian checks Win: sixty DAYS s.20,, Ills
AAnNefs' Tcichsnlark caoles 50 .-Is: checks s5s.
Us-l". sixty days s,-sIii-Is
Commercial checks 81. GJ-is: sixty GAYS al. n
S-ls- ninety Gays 4i.,E3-fs.
days - I-istis
Calrnerci.l Dutch gullders checks 20 s-lsa.:
s.A;y DAYS - i5-igail.
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THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
No Change OF Importauc But Gen.
eraI Bcsfncss Among the Banks
Active and Satisfactory.

h"'osF. June Is. INA-
There no changes of Importance TO report
in connection with the local money market
Transactions to-day at the different financial in
sti;utior,s wen q thc usua. Mondays kind TIE
mails were heavy and counter business large
aziG Quite active, This was especially the CAGE
with deposits and Withdrawals. both being large
Bankers generally reported that the week had
opened Up with a very good demand for money
both locally and from outside tanks rre-. VI 8
an abundance q money at the various banks
however, ard the wants OF borrowers were
easily satisfied There no quo.sbl. Grange
reported IN interest rates and dtscoun.ing csring
the day at 5 TO per cent tor cali and
time paper.
The focal bank ciear1ncs to-day amounted to
S. ga ST.. the balances being SssI css
Domestic Exchange
Whitaker Hodxman. bond. stock, commercial
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IIinois Telephone Co. Changes Hands

Mount Vernon. ILL.,, July fs.-Doctor Wal
ter Watson and Albert Watson of this Mace
have purchased the interest of Monmouth
College and Doctor Il. q. kimmel of Ef,in.-
ham in the Southern Illinois Telephone
Company-4s0 shares in all The company
has been reo:ganized, with Albert Watson
president. Doctor o. n. Waters treasurer
and A. X. Wilson OF Monmouth as secre-
tary and general manager. The company
operates 30 miles OF line.
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FINANCIAL.
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY
BANK FRS
CHICAGO NEW rOEk BOSTON

SEALED b.es will be received by the under
,igna4 County Treasurer Of Pe-uiscot County. at
Csruthe-sviIle. No. anti noon On satErday: July
rs iPD for the purchase Of EIGHT thousand
IS? al0) dollars Of Pe1lscot County jail t.onds
dated july !, 1etl. due and payable in twenty
seErs with the OPTION IN the County TO redeem
IN ten years from date. and bearing interest az
the rate of FIVE t5I PEI cent Per ennutn. psyaois
ternis nrl,e'Iy SeiS bids viii be orered Il the
rIesfnce az the County Court and the fight to
rejtc; any and all bids Is re>erve1..
T H PATTERSON,
J,--e rs 800 County Treasurer
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2llu tno HIOvlECo1 VIM UpuI4ouS
coins.
The counterfeiters mako Mexican dollars
from a baser and cheaper metal. the Amer
lean nickel Is counterfeited and the brown
five-dollar bills have been successfully imi-
tatsd
The cleverest and most successful scheme
of all Is the coming of American silver dol
lars from Mexican silver dollars. The silver
In a Mexican dollar. II stamped with tho
facings of our American silver dollar, at
once doubles in value. for any one will give
you two dollars Mexican for one dollar
American. The advantage of this scheme is
that a sufiiciency Of good metal can be OBJ
tanned by melting up Mexican dollars and
when stamped with the American facings
the new coins produce 40 per cent profit
Raids have resulted In finding several bas-
kets full Of bad money in the rear OF a
Chinaman's house. and a Filipino was dis
covered with counterfeit fiye-dCllar bills and
a box Of recoired American silver dollars in
MS possession.
The Chinaman and Filipino have made
partial confessions ana given damaging tes-
timony. IL is now evident that they are
members of gang operating on a large
scale in Luzon and in which there are sew
ersI Americans or Europeans as leaders
The Illinois Central ticket and check bag
gage through TO Northern Lake Resorts
via Steamers Msnitou. Illinois and other
I'D 1Ax~Aa
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
City Of st. Louis,
Law Department.

City Of st. Louis,
Law Department.
July Is, 1900.
To Whom II May Concern. Take Notice:
The Commissioners. IN the matter Of open
Ing Kossuth avenue. under Ordinance No.
1852, Will meet at room "a. City Hall. on
July 20. 1900. at a m. for the purpose OF
assessing dement's occasioned by said OF
ing, and all parties interested are invited
10 be present: when and where they have
the right to be heard. and may except to the
Commissioners report before the Circuit
Court when IL Is filed.
The taxing district for said opening in
cludes the property within the following
boundaries: North by Lee avenue. south by
Natural Bridge road. east by Grand avenue
and west by Marcus avenue
B. SCHUMACHER
City Counselor.
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Board of Education.
n I.n,,fa Inlx 1afh I'm

Office Of the building Department. board Of
s EdSSe'.pH ocioeR D m. on Ii. i3th day Of
July. 1890. for work as follows:
| !; Alterations and additions. Lachmund
Required deposit 1sn.
. Repairs to heating apparatus. Laca-
mund School
| Required deposit, 5000.
5 Shelving and table, Supply Department.
Required deposit. ESQ.
= Tintsns and plaster repairs Hisa
Required deposit. s,aoo
5. New floor. Domestic Science room. Je:-
Serson School.
Required deposit. $a0.0.
s New floor. Domestic Science room.
Shepard School
Required deposit. 5000.
Z Skylight Board of Education Building.
REQUIRED deposit; s-a.e.
which will he furnished at the Department
OF buildings
All bids shall and ss ssalea ana 70 W
ITTNER Commissioner Of school Build
ings. and be deposited IL the box in the
lobby OF the Building Department on or be-
fore the above date.
Bids shall b. accompanied by deposits n
the amount set out in each specification No
bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by such deposit. All of such deposits TO bs
in cash or certified check. made payable to
Louis, which amounts shall be deposited
with the Secretary and Treasurer. who will
deliver therefor certincates snlS ceTtilcats
shall be Enclosed in the envelope containing
the bid.
No bids received can be withdrawn prior
to the close of the regular meeting of the
Board Of Education next succeeding the
opening of the bids. A violation OF this
provision on the part of the bidder. or =
failure 10 comply with the award made him,
shall forfeit TO the Board his deposit as
iquidated damages for his breach of con-
tract.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any OF all bids.
Specifications for the above work may be
viewed a: the Building Department. Board
OF Education. AZ the Master Builders Ex-
change, and at the rooms OF the Building
Contractors Association.
Bidders desiring TO carry away plans and
specifications viii be required 10 make q
small deposit 10 insure the prompt and safe
return of the same.
Wa. B. ITTNER,
Commissioner OF School Buildings.
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Call leans cG3: time loans sd4.
Stocks.
Bonds.
Atcason 4s.........iet. NE. Gas & Coke IS "a
Mining Shures.
FOREIGN FINANCE.


I.ordon July Is-Cc:lsols for money So. co1-
soils for the account Is s.lI; Atchis0u -. Cana
dan Pacific sli.: 81 Paul Ilsis. iliiuJls Central
III. Louisville .. Union Pacific preferred s.l. .
New York central Ia, Enc H.. ienasy wanna
So; hsadins -. ETae iirst prrierre. ss. North
Ana cynda -. Rand Ninea -. Money llztl-,
Ter cent. Rate o. discount In the open market soT
snort tIls is "a az per cent do J nloaths' o.Iis
"a a cent.
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Washington, July lS.-To-Gay.s s.ater7er. OF the
Treasury balances IN the general fund exclusive
Of the Sija. v.b-s gold reseTv. IN the division OF
redemption, shows: Available cash balance sl57-
.1iS. gold. s:s.osLis.
The Banks.
New York. Jgiv is,-Mnrev On cali rr4tis -er
cent prime mercantile paper SAGE. Ye- cent
Sterling exchange nm with actual business IN
bankers bills at y. sla4..I7s for demand and at
&iisGi.sii. for 50 days; posted rates 81 4s.l,
CTS: commeIsiaI biils s4-3N.G4. s3ss- silver GER
tificstes sllls2l.. SeNi an dollars -. C!earfuxs
slG3. 50. 90: balances $7.sSs 81.
ss3s ssI.
Phiiaielrsia. July D-c!earinss SI.7so LOG: bal
ances q. 80. es3.
Baltimore. July ia-Ciesrinss s3s.s2ss; bal
snces Sass 67S.
Chicago. LAZY is--c1earires ST. 40 "a; balances
81. g. III. Posted exchange 81 S5GI IS. New Work
exchange &c premium.
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MAKING GOOD MONEY BAD.
Mexican Dollars Being Changed tc
Spurious American in Luzon.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
Manila, June B-The large circulation Of
silver money in the Philippines has made an
opportunity for counferfeiters. and there IN
evidence Of one or more gangs In Manila
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Husband Recovered. VIII. DIED.

Pana, H.. July Is.-Mrs. Jacob Elwell, s..
died suddenly last night. Last week her
husband was found unconscious beneath a
moving machine his death being mornen-
tariiy expected. The shock killed his wife.
Mr.. Eiweli Will recover.
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south Haven. Mich

Best reached by the Illinois Central:
Direct connections at Chicago with Will
Hams Line Boats. Through Tourist tick
cts on sale at low rates.
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-. Louis Monday July Is iala
Received daily by 4. r Francis Bro. & 20.
"a North Fourth street
-, BID Ask.
= -stingho-se Air Brake -. III. I-.J.
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Pana. ILL.,, Mines OPERATING:

Pana. Ill. July 1s.-After a months shut
down the Springside colliery resumed oper-
atoms this morning and has several large
orders ahead. Manager Penwen of the Per-
Well colliery says the outlook for a good
fall and wiuter business Is very fiattertrg
and that the three mines here already ave
enough orders ahead to insure a steady
winters work. The miners are very jubfla nj
and will hold a jollifcation meeting soon.
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T. nee.

Paris July le.-Business upened fas and lower;
quiet on the Bours- to-day, owing 10 IL. IN
favorable news from China but toward the close
improved somewhat. Spanish Is were good
throughout. the opinion prevailing, that the re-
GuCtioa o: tie coupon wiii b completed Without
difficulty. tt.O TintOs were weak early bu, sub
secUently rallied on the rise IN :hs rrlre %. COP
Per alc the anticipated decrease IN thu stock.
katrrs were duil. su; later improved. Three per
London 25f lizc for checxs. Spanish Is closed at
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New York stock o.osatf.ns.

St Louis. Monday. July ls. 1900.
xos iohoTing shows the opening, highest. low
sn9. ctosipg quotations on the New York
ssoek Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
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Government Hands
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Macs, July iS-CTosIng quotations OF
the stock Exchange for money. stocks bonds an.
mining shares were:
Mopry.
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Arrived,
River Forecast.
The river ~ -. Louis vii! fan
River and BusineSs,

The gauge na-Sei 81 zee, al -. Louis y.s..--
day, showing decline % . Of a loot IN the
last f0rty-.iEht hours.
Traffic brisk and heavy. particularly IN re-
ceirts.
Weather in the haTbor showeEy and sultry.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

For the las; forty-eisht hours, ending a, a.
-. Louis. Monday. JUiy Is. lsIo.
S,a,iO-s Danger. Gauge Chanre
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
PFFCBIIC SPECIAL
New York July is-sales OF bonds were r,as.
here to-day follows. N
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Berlin. Jrly F.-Exchange on Loniou srn
g Pigs for checks. Discount rates on short
bills 3 per cent; three months bills ) .e- c-nt
The confirmation OF the massacre a Pexin- the
unfavo-ab.e iron trade repsrJs and tho absence
OF demand caused q depression on Tho ro-rss
to-day. Prices oper-i with decline ao-abiy
In indlstT1als. Later, a more confident feeling
prevailed and prices ructua;ed bait closed $ -aoy
with quotaticns below Saturdays closing prices
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-Four Route.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17

paper and exchange brokers, 80 So-th Fourth
st.Jet. quote exchange as fJlsows:
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Trea sury Statement.

New rorh. July Is-Ba- silver s1yc per ounce.
London. July ls--Bar silver quiet al 3 s-lsd
Per ounce.
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Third Call.
New York Curb Stocks.

81. Louis. Monday July IL. 1900
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
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