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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
ny Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

Cairo. M. Feb. 1.-The river fell 5 Of a foot
The weather nGuf s fair the cold sS
threatening falling weather. The Georgia Lee.
fire is a Ss .ss at N .rs Ssh sacks
of corn for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad; sIe
and IS sass' sSs If I'd
Memphis late tonight with a fair trip. Pilot
e RIVER he 1 viii 70 tss fsw sss
h. is 9pen fer ss snsase%%ents % The city q Pitts
dlsshsrssd here 4 lot ei slaves and a lew sum 1
ihe Dick Clyde; , from the Tenne.see River With
M: she returned to upper Ohio at p. m. The
Harvester arrived from st. Louis at noon with
At p m with three emp,es The WooifoIE. W. ioIs.
fIom Treadwater with six barges OF coal. passed
1Sr n G wr p0Sn svrs se Tnissa sa1e.
she will coal tomorrow morning. after which she
Madrid to remove the wreck Of the state Of Kan
sss she reports having des,royed .nsEs At the
serSder's = p 2: & Grand d Lake 4. Hurricane, .. The
p. m The Hudson 10 due from NJ cincinnati i'" A'
Memphis EN- ;, Tenn; Hes b. i-River marks io;4 feet
S1 sss EaSf ar and 1 soo 81 % Of 1os, n "a hours
last night from FfiaE': Point with so3 bales OF
this evening on return The Robert E' Lee at ros
IN last night from Ashport with 3 bales OF cot
S. eSennr on The y ef Ida.s
brought IN from Fulton 25 bales of cotton snS
on return. The Tornado with mixed tow pesses
down this morning on her way 20 New Orleans
The Raymond Homer. with coal tow passed
down this morning on her way to New Orleans.
The sam Clark. with coal tow arrived this
morning: she left her tow here and will return
with empties. The New South from CJncturati
sssed down this morning on her way 10 New
Orleans. She was loaded nat and had <5 cabin
passengers. She discharged 10 tons OF freight.
added II tons OF sundres: she had 100 sacks OF
corn and oats for points above New Orleans. The
John h. Speed from New Orleans will arrive TO-
nisht and clear tomorrow for Cincinnati. after
The Ferd Herold will leave tomorrow evening
for Cairo. The Wash Honsheil passed up this
coal barges.
Paducah. Ky. Feb. 1.-The gauge reads H. o
and falling Weather clear and cool. The Dick
Fowler to Cairo at a. m The Zoe Fowler TO
Evansville at D. m. The City OF PIttsburg due
up tonight. The wabash to Evansville at 10
a. m Business duh.
Grand Tower Ill. Feb. 1.-The gauge reads ca
feet. fall Of 4 In the last - hours. Weather
clear and cool
Chester. Ill. Feb. 1.-River falling; gauge 81
Weather clear and warmer. The Tender In and
out on time. =
warsaw. H.. Feb. l.-stsEe Of water Z feet
above low-water mark. . fall OF = in the last
"a hcurs.
Burlington Ia. Feb. 1.-The river IL still at
the stage Of foot . inches. wssthsr clear and
warmer.
xs1i6vslaA n. ~ a-1ivR sssssssssy; n
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
To-Day's Forecast.
Threatening. with rain or snow.


Captain William Leyhe returned to ST. Louis
from Boston Yesterday. after visiting relatives In
the latter city.
The Chester cleared for Commerce and way
landings.
Captain William II. Leyhe, Jr, master Of
the Memphis. was in the city yesterday
Captain Jobe Weaver, an old-tim steamboat
son-in-law. Edward CURLY Of ST. Louis. In the
early days OF Missouri River commerce he was
a widely known operator. and Is still remem-
bered by preSent-day veterans.
Quantities OF new-made ice noated past the
harbor yesterday, but the cakes too small
to interfere with navigation. and were confined
to the east shore.
According to a number Of ST. Louis rivermen
to-day Is ground-hog day. and the weather will
be studied with interest. An old adage. which
hor. the 20 most mystericus Of animsIs. % comes
forth from its den In the earth annually on
February for the purpose OF remaining at
he cloudy and the grounding unable to its
shadow II VIII remain out. and early spring
may be expected. II the day is sunny. however.
weeks Of bad weather will follow.
Captain John Leubben master and co-owner
OF the Dolphin No. ,. visited river front friends
yesterday. His steamer. the Dolphin. Is In re-
iirement on the Tennessee River. just above Pa
ducah
Captain Henry Wilbur arrived In Paducah,
to clear the steamer Voolfolk for Memphis.
Captain William Shaw. q weil-known Ten
nessee and Mississippi River pilot IL critically
III with pneumonia at his home in Paducah.
An Immense amount OF Ice is being cut at
mild weather predicted may interfere with a
continuation of the harvest.
The wishita cleared vicksburx harbor for the
Sunfiower River yesterday.
THE John X. Speed was yesterday due to
arrive at Memphis for New Orleans. An item
q her manifest Is Lso0 barrels OF sugar and mo-
iasses.
The Herman Paepcke has entered Cairo with
n big tow from the lower river.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
Only a Very Light Business Done, but
Everything strong.

There was very little actual business transacted
the new Stock Exchange yesterday. but the
boomers had their war paint on and in number
OF instances largely higher prices went on record
In the case OF Consolidated fractions the day
was the smallest In the way OF sales that mas
been wnessed tSgker, C5 '1ns being psrtcuisry we'll
supplied In this respect but the bids and selling
ses snd Msie outside n of one small lot OF shares
OF United preferred at s75.5o. no sales were
of iads the market. however and United is were Sd
sss7 with 50 asked The g1e1s,,red was .Is bid
strong so bid and sa0.2s asked.
The market for local trust stocks again showed
its booming proclvities Yesterday and In one
For instance. Missouri Trust. the new espirant
for public favor. was in demand and was salabie
point to si.e5e bid and sI.i asked. and 81, Louis
onrefs t@ ne''A' '' "
There were only few changes In local bank
sRd So Ss sa e Ban
rlerce. but Continental National was l point
ashss al s At ba az Witch there sses
shares in. io-.hare lots, Merchsnts-L..ciede un-
changed. but Boatnen's was in demand and sew
eraI points better In price.
for mining stocks and the quotations made were
nominal.
There was quite a bulge In the market for
snS rosed az pons Srher al Do
N, Day sh % s
in demand yesterday at sssse but not offered.
Brewery bonds. which were bid sios the day
before. were not quoted yesterday.
Comparisons are odouss but st. Louis Stock
Exchange memberships were yesterday hid 500.
;ed yesaerday AZ s5o sellers. dues OF ss5 and
transfer Zee Of SO unpaid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
ILLINOIS CROPS.
Average Condition of wheat Il Fa-
vornble-Improvcme Noted.

v0rnble-lmprovcme Noted.
RErrTLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. 1.-The following
special climate and crop bulletin, covering
the month OF January. was issued to-day
by the Illinois section of the Weather Bu-
reau. United States Department of Agri-
culture:
THE average condition Of wheat at the
end of January IL favorable. and some i'm
provement over last month Is apparent.
There has been but little snow Protection
especially In the central and southern dis
tricts, but. Notwithstanding this fact there
has been very little damage by freezing
Slight Sig damage from this cause has been been
reported. but the damage Is not serious. 1t
appears TO be greatest In PARTS of Logan
"a fairly coed covering of snow fell the
latter part of the month in the northern
and part OF the central districts. and this
covering lay ON the ground until the end
area. Further south the snowfall was light
er. and the snow quickly melted. The
weather has been dry Throughout the State,
hut no injury 10 wheat appears to have
resulted from this dryness.
."The small acreage of wheat in the
northern district is uniformly in excellent
condition, but In the central district the
effect of the presence of the Hessian ~
Is still apparent. The extent of the injury
taIned. but in a few localities 1t seems
now greater than when last reported
Throughout the greater portion of these
districts. however. the injury now seems
less serious than at the end of December.
..In the southern district the ravages cf
the fiy have been less serious than IN the
central district though fields are badly
spgtted in some Realities. Some imv rove
ment has manifested itself during the
month. and the crop Is In good condition.
In a few places the plant is short. but II
Is well rooted and covers the ground well.
.sRye is generally In excellent condition
and has suffered no injuries in the lack
OF snow protection. In few places the
acreage sowa to rye is reported to be un-
usually large Meadows are generally look
inp we'll. Young timothy appears 10 be in
especially fine condition,
..In many localities advantage has been
taken of the dry and warm weather during
The month to continue the work of blowing.
and q great deal OF this work has been
cone especially on uplands.
..The open winter has been very favorable
20 the care Of stock. and 1t is now in fine
condition throughout the State. Rough feed
has been plentiful, but IN few localities
there is. a great scarcity OF water. and
enca TO secure a sufficient quantity for
stock. There has been some disease among
hogs In q few localities. but there has been
great Improvement recently.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

New York Market Gossip.

The followins synopsis Of the gossip in regard
was received by ID. r. Francis. Bro. & CO.:
New York, Feb. 1-Arbitrage brokers traded
on q very large scale to-day. total transactions
on that account being nearly 30. coo shares. The
heaviest trade was IN s. p. AT the opening
ers. and several Of the houses that were noted
buyers sold out the stock then bought them.
the announcement Of the return Of Well and
was taken to indicate the establishment OF har-
monious relations IN the steel trade. All the
active stocks we're bought on the advance In the
steel stocks. II. L Horton & Co were heavy
buyers OF Y. r In the afternoon. and IN the
Suyer1 of Atchison commcn
C&icaSo l1daanapozs e. 1nuaeyS12a saasks q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
SPEAKER THANKS Mr.. HAGERTY
Formers Letter Accepting a Gavel
Made of Historic Wood.

REPUBLJC SPECIAL
Washington, Feb. 1.-Speaker HENDERSON
has written n letter to the Reverend +. H.
Hagerty. st. Louis. thanking him for
handsome gaveI presented to him through
Representative Joy.
The following correspondence explains IT.
self:
No. 1900 North Grand Avenue. 81, Louis. Mo-.
Jan - l?0l.-Honorable q. y. JOY. NJ G.: Dear
Sill send by the same mail the savei Of which
a spoke The head Is OF wood out OF General
shermans mansion. given TO him ny ~ LOUIS , ..
the log cabin built by General Grant when he
wss "A poor Lieutenant. resigned This 10 a. rare
combiuation. never before accomplished It Is
my own work, and. as told you. | would Ike
soeaIer OF the House to be kept a souvenir II
they viii do II. II the House does not care for
IN then let the Speaker keep II as present to
him. Yours most truly. ucrprv
speasePs Room, House Of Representstives
RESPECTED Sir: Through the Kindness OF Honor
able &. +. Joy. NJ. C.. am this day IN receipt
on YOUR communication OF January 70. 1901. trans
hitting eavei, the handle OF which is hickory
from the log cabin built by General Grant when
he was a poor Lieutenant. the head Of which Is
wood out Of General Shermans mansion. given
10 him by ST. Louis at the close OF the war;
II Is a rare combination OF wood and OF his
torir value. and your kindness In making this
ciated. kindly accept thanks most sincerely. and
believe me. my dear sir. TO be with great re-
spect. very truly yours. -,,~rsc,,
70 the Reverend T. H Haxerty No. isos North
Grand avenue. 81. Louis No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
FINED FOR BEATING SICK GIRL.
Mike Wett and Wife Of Bolo, III,
Warned by the Court.

Nashville. H.. Feb. mike Wett ano
wife of Boio were arraigned before Judge
wehmeyer Of the City Court yesterday ON
the charge Of brutally beating their u
year-old daughter. The child presented
pitiable sight as she related her SAD story
She Is subject to epileptic hts. ana on eS-
beaten by her parents. One child has al
ready died OF the disease. her deatn &C.
curing in the asylum. The brotner OK 9 Va
the Judge was mot long in Elv1ng e. -
cision. He assessed . nne Of Hs Agasnsf The
in0 them that should 4 oecur aga1n fhA8
Nouid o Givsn he nmat ef IL hNs
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

canal 20: on falls So: below locks II feet Clear
and cool -.
wheeling. W. Va. Feb. River feet
inches and stationary. Cloudy and cold
Cincinnati o., Feb. 1.-Rver h.4 and falling
evansville. Feb. i.-River lo.s and rising Clear
AIS Pi,tsSurg, Pa. Feb. 1-River ls feet and fall
tng Cold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
WEEKLY BANK CLEARiNGS.
ST. Louis Increased Thirty-Five and
Eight-Tenths Per Cent.

New York, Feb. THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the week
ended Jan. q. with the percentage Of In
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
Citiea.- Inc. Oeo.
New Yogh s.s..,s.s.s...s.Vseu IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

made fhe Following report OF the seasons
cotton movement at Pine Blum:
Cotton on hand September l. l6s bales: re-
ceived bv rail 3s5i5: received by wagon,
81 20: received by river, 2 493: total, 81: -.
Shipments. ISIS: on hand. 1S,2H. Recespts
since September 1 exceed those for sem~
period Of last season l30l1 paies-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Another Good Day's business. hut NO
Change of Importance Noted.

Thete were no new developments In local mon
etorv affairs. A good business was reported at
,ear,v all the local banks and trust companies.
.sr.ecIalIv I'm the way Of checking and deposit
inx which was quite heavy in several cases
Tbcr. was a very good demand reported. and
80 mere steady and unchanged at to per
cent In the extreme for call and time loans;
Money was in large supply at all tho banks. ana
bns,nsss with country institutions active and
large. -. -..or,.s a,
sS Sss "a? and the balances at N.5A.ss9.
Domestic Exchange.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

and common on the idea that II would be
necessary to the new Union-Southern Pa
cific consolidation Steel stocks were frm
in spite of considerable realizing and he
consolidation story was generally believed.
The volume OF trading was very large.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
New York stock Quotations.

st. Louis. Friday Feb. l. 1901
Tho following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic by D.. r. F-ancs. Bro. * Co., bonds
and stocks. zl4 North Fourth street:
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sion Saturday. February 2.
Government Bonds.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
ENGLAND.

England.
I.ondon Feb 1-Consols for money sc 1i-fe; do.
account 81. Atchison 5o4 Canadian Pacific 90;
St Paul I5s: Illinois Central lesik: Louisville sl..
Union Pacific preferred Sc: New York Central
Erie irst preferred eat; Northern Pacific pre-;
ansv p.r nsS h s ia Kans %
discount in the open marke; for short bills is "A
~ ssr ger Gent Cola % premiums Ruenos Ayres isi 81
Madrid 500; Rome $50: Lisbon a. American
eagles are quoted by the Bank of England at
Paris. Feb. I-Business on the Bourse to-day
commenced Irregular. fractions weak
LEST Parisian declining sharply Afterwsrd
aep IN psrsicalsr demand on improved
relations Rio Tin,os opened arm and rslapsed
pes :,oek Kafs wee Three
cent reutes lo2f l2i.c for the account Exchange
on London 2sf lel4c for checks. Spanish Is
closed 72.l.is.
Berlin: Feb .l:cl LaExchanss on LONDON q, ;Sa
per cent, three months bills per cent. on tho
Americans were arm Canadian Paeincs were
maintained. Mines huctrated. Owing TO weakness
indus,risls were deal in for cash.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Feb. 1-To-day's statement of the
1Ss Of the siso 900 O's gold TessTys in ne d
vision e aos sh0Mi Syllable cash bal
Bar silver.
New York, Feb. l-Bar silver so%c.
London. Feb. l-Bar silver steady at sd per
The Banks.
New York. Feb. CLOSE: Money on call
steady at 1lsG2 per cent: prime mercantile paper
3iLsflL per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at siss for de-
mand and at S4s4,sq4si for sixty days; posted
rates SO ss,s and s. 50; somme,siai bills s. ssl
state s's Bonds inactive Rsiroaa sond. s,ror
Exchanges s257. .55s.3iS; balances ss,slI ss6.
Boston. Feb. Exchanges so. ls'.@s: balances
Chicago, Feb. L-Clearings $e1, ,ses sss: baIarces
81 esi,i Isl. Posted exchange ASa4.ss. New York
eTchange Sc discount.
Cincinnati o.. Feb. l-Ciearings "a. 1ss l50 New
York exchange Boo premium Money 3Fe per
cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

There was n good demand for foreign exchange
and the market was strong.
D. n. Francis Bro. & Co. report closing rates
follows:
Prime sterling, cables lssxa4.s9: checks <.Ssx
al. .Ssl.: 90 days 4.s4tsqs-Ahs.
sBankers' checks l.Si5,a4.ss; co days 4.sG4.
Grain bills 4.sil1: cotton bills 4.2i..
Bankers Paris cables 5.lit; checks e.l5W
SIS I-is: 60 days 5.Eizas.1! Lis
French francs. checks s.lsa.15.1 Lie: 60 days
Swiss checks s.lsat; 60 days 5-elEg5.n l-is.
belgian checks 5.i.;s: 60 days :9Hs.so Ills
Bankers reichsmarks, cables sS,R: checks so'&
fIs5 5-Is: 90 days - li-lsds4t- -
Commercial checks s5isG9o 3.le; 20 days st,s;
BANKERS Dutch guilders. checks 4oss. 80 days
lDi.. - -, ..,.,,,s
Commercial checks 70 5-ls: 90 days hdD Ills.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

cIined on liquidation by traders. who bought the
stock Yesterday on an IDEA that the road would
become part OF the southern Railway system
nent foreign connections and the advance WAS
accompanied by vague rufnors Of another pend
ing deal which, II was asserted. will be OF
more Importance than any that has 20 far &C.
CURED
In Union Pacific the heaviest buying by
Wasseruan Bros, who bought 800 shares.
London cables were as follows:
London, ID. m.-AMertcsn stocks firm at u
to 4, per cent advance parity ". Y. prin-
cipal buyer General market steady. Consols
Up Il to se3s. No feature In continental bourse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

The river marked - feet In 81. Louis harbor
yesterday. showing decline OF a Of a foot In
the last twenty -four hours.
Business livened by. the departure OF the Ches-
ter for Commerce.
Weather cold. but milder In the afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
1900 Atch 4.


Pfttsburg Stocks.
Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro, & Co.:
Pittsburg Plate Glass. 1so bid, l63 asked.
Westinghouse Air Brake. 1S3 bid
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

whitaker & Co, bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange Brokers, suo Notth rou'th suee"
quote excharge as follows: -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
River and Business.

River Forecast.
The Mississippi at ST. Louis will fall.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02

Pi.e Bl.R Gotten ReceaDss.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pine Blu6. Ar. Tsh hx-ssezstasx M.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAIN 6ERYlCE.
yANnALIA LINE,

PENNSYLVANIA LINES WI
BURG-PENNsYLvANIA
Train.
Trains Noa - and q. New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Special...--:.
Indianapolis and New York
Local .-..-..--.........-
New York Limited
Columbus and Eastern Express
Nandalia Accommodation ..-..
Indianapolis and New York
Express ...................
Fast Mail ...............
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Feb l-Saies of bondS were made
here to-day follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
IRON MOUNTAIN.

IRON MOUNTAIN.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rock. Texarkana. Dallas, Fort
Worth and Abilene .....-...- Jus an 'IS pm
E1press oa ............. 800 am ssl5 pm
Fast Day Express, Hot Springs.
Dallas, Fort Worth. Austin,
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston 'S.S1 pm >S.sS pfa
ExpPe,s anu IN. .......,.... s7::o pm ssis am
Texas Mexico and California
Special. Dallas. Fort Worth
FL Paso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. San Antonio and La
Memphis Express .............-. 's.5 am 'sW am
Fourth street and Chouteau Avenue
Station.
modas,on ...... ............. ss:N pm ss:ss am
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City of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & Co. N'
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BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE NEW YORK

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express
New York and Boston Limited
knickerbocker Special = New
York. Boston, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Alton Express-.-...-......
Nation and Alton Accoulrno-
uation ..---...-.. .--.-- -.-..----.-
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore. Phil
adelphia .-.............-..-
Alton-Leaves 'i0:ls a. m. -
fs:09 a. m. 'l:4f y. n.
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY-(C., p. 4 ST. L..
Train. Depart Arrive.
Peoria, Pekin, Springfield. Graf
ton and C,houfean Station ss:l4 am s7:3e pm
Springfield and Grafton Mall. sl:5e pun sl0:s5
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$50 pm s7:3o auo
% 90 pm T:1 am
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u. q u S.ws
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. WASH
ington. Baltimore. Philadei-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail. i.........-.........
Cincinnati Accommodation. .--..
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited. ........
Flora Accommodation-.......
Flora Accommodation. ...-...-
West Raden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Routa.--.
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RAILROAD lLME-7kELE.

Depart Arrive
tao am flo:s1 am
> 30 am ISIS am
1s.0o am tl:3 Jon
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6ITlilkflCl1s LhNNkA~ 49, q
Peoria and Springfield -....-.--.sl
Chicago Daylight Special ....ssl
Springfield Accommodation :!
Chicago Diamond special ....-
Southern Line
Train.
Faducah Mail and Express
Murphysboro. carbondsle and .
Marion .....--. -...-..........-
New Orleans Fast Mait-Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn.
and Texas Express. Nash
willie, Atlanta and JACKSON
st. Louis Special-cairo. Mem
phis and New Orleans ..--..
Accommodation - Murphysooro.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
(HeSteT ......s ..s.- - ...s :
Accommodation = Murphysboro.
Marion and Creal Springs.
New Orleans Limited - Cairo.
Memphis, Dixie Flyer. Nash
Vile, Atlanta and Jackson
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST LOUIs-LOUISvILLE LINES.
Train. Depart Arrive
louisville Express-Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel, Princeton. Louisville.
Washington. Philadelphia and
New York ....-..-.-.-......-- .9:0S am .S:W pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation. fs:2S pm pe4 am
Florida Limitedf TO Louisville
Lexington, Chattanooga, At
lanta and Jacksonville. Fla SIS pm S:o4 am
ST. L., h. c. 4 c. r.. X.
ST. LOUIS LINE"
Train. Depart Arrive
Union Express daily except
Saturday and Sunday)-......-: A:W pm 30 pm
Union Express Saturday and
sunday only).-..--.- .-.-.. 1s0 pm s.se IN
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FRISCO LINE.

Il. 4 y. II III
Train.
st. Louis and Florida Limited
fnst Naii-Evsnsville. Nash
wills. Birmingham. Mont
gOmery. Chattanooga. Allan
Ia. Macon. Charleston. ). -,
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla. -.-.-.-..-.
Mount Vernon AccOmmoda-
tiCu ----..-.-. -.-..---..--------
Southern Express to Evans
vile. Nashville, Birmins-
ham. Mobile, New Orleans.
Townsville. jacksonville.
Palatka. Oca1a and St Pc
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-02
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. i.-Quotations on money. stool
bonds and mining shares: