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The banks now hold $23, 127, 500 in excess Of
requirements under the % per cent. rule.
The Financier says: The statement of
the New York associated banks last week
was again favorable, showing an increase
of s., O99. 200 in surplus reserve, carrying this
item to S23, l2S, 577, or the highest amount
reported since Feb. .. when the surplus was
$24. SIC, S2o. The banks, therefore, may be
regarded as in an exceedingly strong posi-
ton for this season Of the year, and they
are presumably able to meet prospective
demands for money from their correspond
ents in the agricultural sections of the
country for c~rop-moving purposes without
being under the necessity of restricting &C
co~mmodations to local borrowers. The
gain of ST.. e17, $50 in surplus since the first
week In July has been chiefly accomplished
through the heroic contraction in loans,
there having been a reduction of $33, 26S, 400
il the two weeks ended July 13 and July 20.
1t is noteworthy hat the expansion of
loans shown by last weeks statement was
largely incidental 10 the increase in the
capital and surplus of the First National.
II payment made for the increase of
S9,5D,O0 capital stock of the bank was
paced IN the loan account, and presumably
the additional s., 100000 surplus was trans
ferred % cash from the acknowledgements
account of the institution. Comparisons of
gains in the Items of loans, specie. legal
tenders and deposits of the First National
show an increase during the week of So. O02.-
100 n loans. a gain of S6,O47, 400 in specie
and an increase of 500. 29 in legal tenders.
These items together call for a gain of sl5.-
1900 in deposits, whereas the increase
shown by the statement of this bank does
not harmonic by nearly 100000 900. The
gain of 1904, 500 in cash shown by Satur-
days return of the associated banks very
nearly corresponds with the preliminary
estimates, but, as above stated, the excep-
tional gain in this item by one bank
derange all calculations and makes neces-
sary a reference to the table of individual
gains or losses in the item referred to. The
deposits of the banks as a Who'll show an
increase of but s.. 793, 200. whereas the gains
in loans and cash together call for an in
crease of S14. 512. 400 IN deposits. The differ
ence of $40. 709, 200 is in great part accounted
for through reasons already given"
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Anericunized.

| love my Transatlantic brother well,
I hate his foes Internally:
With conscious prize | feel my bosom swell
When he greefs me fraternelly.
Yet might il not. / sometimes ask. befall
That his loved presence might begin to pail?
His kodak on my privacy intrudes.
His beef hlls to safety.
His canned goods crowd what late were soil
tudes.
Ills heiresses. Society.
It's his-one drop OF sweet IN bitter cup
It's his aiarum wakes my servants up.
His oil my lamp. his corn my belly fills.
He builds me nv macninefy,
And boards that tell the praises OF his pills
AdOrn my native scenery.
While IN the Tube-so Yankeef I'd we are
l ride p~erforce IN his triumphal car.
He wins our races, teaches Us 10 ride
Tis true. I'm very sure il Is
Our markets find all stocks are dull beside
His versatile securities;
And near at hand, i hear the period IS
When all our ships and shipyarcs shall be his.
He Nils nay cosmose. and I can but see.
As every Tom and Jerry can,
Soon !. my kin, race. CLINE and land may be
Essentially American.
Ard / may own. OF comfort quite bereft,
That there Is nothing really English left.
London Daily Chronicle.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW NORk July E.-FIour-Receipts. s.4s5
brls; exports. s.S+S brls. Market dull and barely
steady; winter patents. s3.55R3.sO; winter
strsights. ~S-25G3.50: Minnesota patents: S 75a
Ale: winter extras. s2.Oq2S0: Minnesota bakers
s2S5@3lF. winter low grades. s.. soa2 a. Nv
hOur steady; fair TO good. 81. To43I5: choice 10
fancy. s5.1s9S.5o. Corn meal quiet: yellow Wet
ern. sI.I2: city. Sl.lo; Brandywine. 8 Na2 N
Rye quiet No. Western. 5s,sc. T. 0. b.. aiioat:
state. 55g5Ic, c. l. r.. New York. car lots Eor'
ley dull: feeding. 4Sc. c. T. T., New Yors Ia
ing. SsQs2e; c l. Z. New York matt
Spot easy. No. ? red. 77s.c I. o. b.. adoat Ia
elevator: No. l northern Duluth. Tssc' fo6
Options turned weak ana Loaf over a cent -
bushel this morning under bearish LIVERPOOL
rain In the Northwest and general unioadinr.
closed easy at 4q7se net decline: July. Is n-ls>s
closing at 7Sc; October. 70 5-lsgs sac. closing al
corn-Receipts. lo7. 600 bu. exports. I2O. $50 bu.
Spot easter. No. :. 5Sssc elevator. 57T.c 2 = n
snoat. option opened weak and lower on fnr.
and unloading. closed easy at I.G4.c net d.
cline segtembsr. 5sa5sAc. closing at ssac. octo-
oats-Reee.e5s 5000 b.. exports. 30 o2s bu.
Spot easier No : 80 ~ 5 SIC No. 2 white.
szhsc; No. ) white. &c: track mixed Western.
ss15a4ic track white +e,s4fse- Options quie;
Hay steady; shipping. 75e. good TO choice.
Hops quiet. state. common to choIc.. 1900 crop
lsalse' isss erop, logIac: old. :ase: P-sinc COAST
iso crop. l3ai7ize: 1859 crop. uvI5c old. ?q6c.
Hides STEADY. Galveston. % TO = lbs. fSIlSlsc.
California. u 10 = lbs. 132c. Texas dry. "A ~
o. lbs. lisc. Leather quiet. hemlock sole. Buenn.
1-c.
Beef steady; family. sn.50G42: mess. ss.5oal0;
beef hams. so. 5la2l.J 60. packet. Sl0nln.tJ: city
extra India mess. sis9is. Cut meats quiet,
Picked bellies. p25gli:. picked shoulders sd
w picked hams. tfldilJ0. Lard easier. West
ern steam. bS. Refined duil; continent. 81. O5.
Z A. Seo; compound. t17.12hs. PORK quie;
SIS. solle 81.
Tsil0w steady; city go for packaxe). 4zc:
county packages free). s7sQ5c. Cotton-sset oil
dull: prime crude nominal. prime yellow. CSC.
Rice quiet, domestic. fair 10 extra. 4AQsAc;
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SHOWERS OF BLESSING"
"SOUND OF ABUNDANCE OF RAIN IN
THE WHEAT COUNTRY.
Corn Also Benefited by the Same
Agency Prices Depressed All
ADMINISTRATIONS Lower.

CHICAGO, July 27.-More general showers
depressed grain values to-day. September
wheat closing &c lower. and corn and oats
each %q4c down. Business was moderate
ly active. Provisions closed with declines
ranging from 1Oc TO 171kc.
September wheat opened 7sc to 1hc lower
at 69&c to 691kc. under the influence Of
weakness at Liverpool and fair showers in
the Northwest, almost the only part of the
country where a bumper crop is not yet as
sured. The bulk of the days business was
done during the first half-hour. during
which many small lines were liquidated.
The pressure ceased later and there was a
moderate covering movement and some re-
Installing OF long lines because of fear that
damage might be done the spring wheat
crop by hot weather. thought to be due.
following recent rains. The market was
thus worked UP to zoe, but the close found
feeling rather weak. September selling &c
under yesterdays at 694c. Local receipts
were 203 cars, l06 OF contract grade. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 203 cars.
asains 2I2 last week and 27 "A year ago.
Seaboard clearanCes, i'm wheat and flour,
were equal to $4,000 bushels. Receipts at
primary points aggregated $4,000 bushels,
compared with $1,000 a year ago.
Corn values sagged lower in consequence
OF "A widening of the area blessed with
showers Weakness was pronounced at
the opening. when long corn In abundance
came out. At the low price of the day.
however. there were orders TO buy. Com
mission houses purchased the cereal most
of the session. but the rally was only par
tial and the close was easy. September
sod between 504G5412c. closing rnS4c lower
at 552sQ55kc. Receipts were los cars.
The oats market was moderately active
but prices kept 10 a lower level in sympa-
thy with wheat and corn and on freer re-
ceipts and country offerings. The bulk of
trade was around the bottom. September
&c down at 5issG3412c, Receipts were 231
cars.
The liberality Of the hog movement con
tinued 10 have a depressing effect on pro-
visions. Trade was dull. September pork
closed l71ac lower at $14.20; lard 10dl21ac
down at $.5715 and ribs 10c depressed at
E.S71k.
stimate receipts on Monday: Wheat,
25 cars: corn, 40; oats, $50; hogs, $500
head.
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Total sales for the .247,0C
UNITED STATES BONDS.
II
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clcar.
irEs and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper, 40
Az per cent; time loans. 5M5 per cent.
Clearings, s.. 24o, +6.e 80; balances, sl94, rs.
NEW YORK-Money on call nominal.
Prime mercantile paper, 413G5 per cent.
Sterling exchange nominal; actual business
in bankers bills, $i.S72s for demand, s4.Si%4
OASIS for sixty days; posted rates, A.S6
and $4.SS1z; commercial bills, 4-S41s. Clear
ings. 1892. sol, 46S: balances, $11. AL 6l3.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. $4.S6 to
$4.SS1s. New York exchange, par TO Ice dis
count. Clearings, $2l,9Z6,OI5; balances, 81
512, 1893.
MISUNDERSTANDING. $685. 400; balances.
:. 132, 745.
Observation-Disclosures. 4G4k per
cent. Clearings, So. 612. 0S3; balances, 81, 500, =
SOP.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange. SOC dis
count bid. Csc discount asked. Clearings,
$5.074 $50; balances, $612,2Ti.
BALTIMORE.-Money, 41165 per cent.
Clearings, s.. 4s1. 1O1; balances. 1897, 40.
CONGRATULATIONS. 3G6 per cent.
New York exchange par. Clearinss, 1885,
S50
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Y ? IN CUBA.


Boston Herald.
Sixto Lopez, the able and accomplished
Filipino, who spent last winter in this city.
has been visiting Cuba and has contributed
TO Golfers Weekly the results of his OBJ
servation, an article thai must receive wide
attention. To him Cuba, which has been
under Spanish domination for about the
same time as his native land, must have
been an exceedingly interesting place. He
could enter into the feelings OF its people
by a natural sympathy no American can
nave now. His fairmindedness reveals it
self i'm many and unexpected ways. Evil
IDENTIFY he was greatly impressed by what
the American government has already ac-
conplished there ia benehcent ameliorauon
Of the conditions. What most impresses
Us. however, is the philosophic wisdom and
practical good sense OF his counsel 10 the
Cubans. and the absolute freedom from
tinge OF bitterness OF his references 10 the
American people. What could De finer in
temper and expression than these utter
ances:
'.To the people Of Cuba. my advice is TO
meet America in a spirit OF good will and
open confidence. remembering the generous
services that were once given her In the
hour OF sore need. II at any future time
the relations Imposed by Americans prove
irksome. or press unJustly, the American
people may be trusted TO remove or rectify
them. Administrations come and 60, but
the spirit OF justice goes ON forever. Re-
member that national morality and nation
al feeling are an average between the high
est and lowest, and cannot. therefore, be
as high or refined a. personal morality and
feeling. Above all. the Cuban peoples
greatest safeguard against future danger
will be found i'm knowing. and being known
by the people OF America"
One cannot avoid desiring 10 know
whether he is ready 70 give similar counsel
10 his own people. Why not2 II the Gu
bans. after what has happened. should
trust the fundamental sense or justice OF
the American people. why should not the
Filipinos2 He is about 10 return to his
native land. IL he goes there 10 give such
counsel 10 his own countrymen. he wlil do
more TO confirm peace than twenty regt-
ments can.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Petroleum firm: refined
New York. 7.5oc; Philadelphia and Ealtimore
7.45c. Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk, 4 Soc
ROsin steady; strained. common TO good, 81 so.
Turpentine DUH and easy at 35h4@sc.
SAVANNAH. July 27.-Spirits or turpentine
firm at 32%c. ROsin firm. quote: A. Il. & 81.
d. s1.05: +. $40; F., $40; G. SIS; r.. 100; l.
sL+5; n. $3.50: NJ, 225; y, $50; window glass.
s. 80; water white. S3.25.
WILMINGTON. July 27.-Spirits OF turpentine.
nothing doing Rosin firm at 95c9S1. Crude tur-
pentine steady at 81 to g. Tar quiet at 81. 40.
MONTPELIER. July 25.-Crude petroleum,
steady: North Lima. gle; South Lima and In
diana Sc.
III T July 27.-Credi balances. s1.25: GER
tihcates, no bid or offer. No runs or shipments
reported.
CHARLESTON. July E.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at BE. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour steady:
winter patents. S. a straights. S313. so:
clears. &.7OG3.1O; spring specials. 100 4. 20: pat
ents. s. .40425O; straights. - %. bakers.
S20q2-b5. No. 3 spring wheat. 67a69ac: No. 2
red, lOc- No. ? corn. 54l2c. No. ? yellow, SAC.
No. ? oats, sc; No. . white. SshdSsc: No. 3
white, S6Q3I.c. No. , rye. 56ikd57c. Fair la
choice mailing barley. 55u59c. No. 1 faxseed.
SIS. Prime timothy seed. S525. Mess pork. per
bril- Sl+l0nl4.l5. Lard. per leo lbs. y3.52haS55.
Short-rib sides GoDse), s775Q7.S s.. Dry-s.Ited
shoulders boxed. s15oaz.s2ls. Short-ciear sides
tooxed): SS25gs-S5. Whisky. on basis OF high
wines. S1.29.
= Receipts-Flour, 2l.eo0 brls: wheat. 223. 900 bu:
Norn. 10000 bu; oats. 2i0.C00 bu: rye. 1900 bu:
alley. Loco bu. Snipments-Flour. 2i0. 600 hr,s.
bu.
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Poultry.

NEW July 27.-Poultry-Alive weak;
springers. 1Zc. turkeys. Sc: fowls. &C. Dressed
steady. springers, lOql4c; turkeys. &C; fowls,
sGivlzc.
ST. LOUIS. July 27.-Poultry dull: chickens.
Size: springs. Zoe. turkeys. D.; young. loTl2c.
ducks. SC. SPRING.. SC; geese. &c; springs. 4I5c.
LOUISVILLE, July T.-Hens. 6qSlsc per ID;
spring chickens. IlGll1c per ID. slG3 per dozen
young ducks, &C per 10.
CHICAGO. July 27.-Icsd poultry steady:
chickens, 7snfsc; turkey. 6asc.
CINCINNATI, July 27.-Poultry quiet; chick
ems. Sgl2c. turkeys. &C.
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N1eGnls.

NEW YORK. July Then was the usual
Saturday cullness in the metal market. and
price changes were few and far between TN
was quiet and firm at q. lead dull NJ
4s7no spelter dull at o. s5c: copper quiet a.
lie Tor Lake Superior and 16e,c fer casting ana
olscirolytic. while iron was dull and unclaimed
at g. 50ul0 fos pig iron warrants. No cables re-
ceived.
ST. LOUIS. July irregular. Lead
arm at 4.3oQ4.4oc; spelter weak at 3.s0c.
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Japan. 4zc. Molasses quiet. New Orleons. open
Kettle. good to choice. ga &c.
.Conee-Spot Rio quiet. No. I. invoice, 5Ac.
Mid steady; Cordova. Sa11L2c.
Sugar-Raw steady but quiet: fair refining.
3 Site: centrifuesl. 90 test. 1 5-32c; molasseS
sugar, 3 5-16c. Refined quiet; No. 6. 4.s5c; No; I,
soc; No. 5. 4s5c: No. 8. 4.60c; No. 10, 4.55ci No.
II, i.5oc; No. ~. 4.5Oc: No. 10. 4.4ec; No. Il. 4.40c;
standard A. 525c; confectionery \. 5.25c; mold
o-SSc; granulated, >. fc, cubes, DOC.
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LONDON July THE arrivals Of wool for
the fifth series of wool auction sales amount r.
80. 347 bales. including 5000 forwarded direct 10
spinners. The imports during the week were.
New South Wales. 3,les bales: South Australia
$50 bales: New Zealand, e.e65 bales: Melbourne
1.41O bales; Brisbane, 1874 bales; Albany. III
bales: Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, e57 bales:
Callemos. ssl bales; Falkland Islands. 40 bales;
elsewhere 99 bales.
ST. LOUIS. July 27-Wool steady; demand
and movement fair: medium grades, 11Q17c: lrht
fine, ngl4c; heavy fine. sullc; tub washed, ia
24c.
NEW YORK. July 27.-Wool quiet; domestic
fleece. 26Q &c. Texas, 16q17c.
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Undermining the Drefbund.
San Francisco Chronicle.

San FTdUCIScO chronicle.
A brief dispatch from Paris saws that the
budget committee Of the Chamber of Depu-
ties has voted 10 abolish the French en-
bassy to the Vatican. This is another lone
step in the dire ction of dissolving the triple
alliance. France would not revive the
question of representation at the Vatican IN
this fashion unless she was strongly desir.
GUS OF pleasing Italy. and such a desire
wOud hardly be felt unless some assurance
was given by the latter country that her
menacing relations toward France with
m were to be dissolved.
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LONDON.-Money. 1&d2 per cent. Dis
counts. short bills, 21Zd2# per cent; time
bills. Z5sG2 Ills. Consols, 90. Spanish tours,
6924. Gold premiums: Buenos Ayres, 136. 40;
Madrid. $3.50.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1O0f csc
for the account. Exchange on London 25f
19c for checks. Spanish fours, 1880.
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Dry Goods.

Il YORK. July 27.-The dry goods market
closes the week with a dull business only in all
cotton goods departments. There are no signs
Of stock accommodating in any direction. AID
prices are maintaining for both staple and fancy
lines. Print cloths inactive AZ good prices
American cotton yarns are quieter than last
week. but prices are steady. Worsted warns
steady. with moderate demand. Woolen warns
quiet az previous prices. Jute yarns dull aad
barely steady.
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there was a decline Of ac 10 800 IN prices.
At the beginning OF the week the best
lambs were selling as high as KS ami
sheep as high as $3.50. hut al the close OF
lambs. although a few fancy sold as high
as $3.50. and S.c5 was practically the top
fer sheep. 1t is necessary that there should
be a decrease IN receipts before a rally
IN prices can be expected. Ehc marketing
to-day was larger than the average on
Saturday and the market was very dull.
statesmen finally succeeded In selling the
best Of their holdings at barely steady
prices. but the market closed with quite a
number Of ordinary grades unsolo. A very
good class OF lambs sold az 81 Quotatlons.
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Another Southern Indication.
Minneapolis Tribune.

-IIIITTTITTTT. TTTTWTTT
The Richmond (Va.) Times believes that
the McLaurin movement lis nothing more
nor less than a movement 10 break away
from Organism and POpulism and nut the
Democratic party back whore II was be-
fore the unfortunate revolution OF lssS. and
that there are thousands and thousands OF
Southern Democrats who are sick and tired
OF being led around by the nose" Such
language from a leading Southern paDer in
dicates deep disgust with Organism In hat
section.
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Increased Surplus Helps Money Mar
ket Condition Materially.

NEW YORK. July 27.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week nding
to-day shows:
Loans, increase 81. 454. 900
Deposits. increase ............... 1898, 200
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-cotton quiet. Sales.
225 bales. Ordinary. S ls-lec; good ordinary, csc;
low middling. 75-1sc. middling, 5-l6c; good mid
dlsnc. S s-ISc; middling fair. 3-l6c. Receipts,
/ a1S haie-; stock. s.. 02s bales.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 5SAc; Mexican
dollars, acc.
LONDON.-Silver bars quiet at 267sd an
Orppe
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Treasury Statement.
Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-The Weeks local specie
imports were So. so in gold and S9S.-
700 in silver. Exports were sl.O03 in gold
and S652. 90 in silver bars and coin. Local
dry goods and merchandise imports were
valued at "A. $50.
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. jelly 27.-Cattie-Receipts none; shipments
none. AL grades are quoted steady. with a good
demand FOR the best kinds. \ feeling OF weak
ness ~pervadss the market Quotations:
Good 10 choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Hogs-Receipts. 100; shipments, go. The
supply was lighter than usual on Saturday Inc
market opened with another decline or le0i-N1o
from yesterdays average. The best heavy hogs
sold from S5.s5QNe91. with light mixed ranging
from s.. 7hr6 77ie. Orders were urgent ana the
supply was soon dis 6sed Of. The market closed
steady ct the decline. Quotations.:
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY OF
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 81.
BANKS

appended table clearing house banks only are included. The percentage
compiled for the Journal by the New FORK Financhr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-01-12

Wlusa0sburx. Va
OFFICE HOURS:
Every day. s 10 10 a. IN.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
nights. : 10 10 p m
Can DC found over l.. Henley's Drug
store dav or night VIII answer calls at
any hour
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-11
Passenger Depot, Foot Of Secont
street. Telephone 40S.

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Passenger Depot, Foot Of Second
street. Telephone 40S.
Time Table in Effect April 30, 1901.
Leaves for Arrive from
La Crosse. Winona, st. Paul, Mime
apolis and the Northwest.
nl:5O D.. m. DAILY. 30. $50 a. IN.
4:35 a. N. .Daily, ex. Sum-. 3:44 D. m.
La Crosse and intermediate points.
$50 D. m. Daily, ex. Sun. 1O:15 D. ID.
Chicago and Eastern Connections.
BOZ q Niece. Daily .....12:37 a m
sos D. m. Daily, ex. Sun. SOC a. In.
Clinton, Moline, Rock Island. Daven.
port, st. Louis. Southern and
Western Connections.
1928 D. m. Daily, ex. Sun 1850 a. m.
S:O2 q. M. DAILY. ..12:37 a. m.
Train leaving 1928 p. IN. passes
through Clinton at 5:35 p. M; Daven-
port, Gas p. NJ; Rock Island, TOO
o. M, and arrives at st. Louis at GAO
q. m. y
For information about rates, tick
cts, through car arrangements, bag
gage. ETC., call on or address
!. DIEFENDERFER,
General Agent.
r.. W. UTTLEY,
, City Passenger Agent.