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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-21
BY TELEGRAPH.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
feet. The weather is clear, hot and sultry:
Msrold ihs VIA a ils fa'1 1rp cf 80. sand lsss- and sns : f pss,
senEers, arrived a. m;s las, might. she viii
xis With. a fair cargo: r The fs s I; II CLARK. with 6
with 2 barses q logs; The United STATE. snas,
morrow morning. She reports having destroyed
snsss At 3: , chute s0 u it,and Z. stai ss. Hs sSS,.s K,i sR:
9; Island q. s.: Rozelle's, I: Fort Pillow. i:
S ias. E Es% Haven 4 Plum L. ff sasnerd LANG 8:
!Wfisht.s Point, 2: L,ns,Ood; i: bend Of island
Doasali. from New orleans with . barses par
Cd for 81 Ls"is at s,i 4 a. .m m; The J. y. Powell
Lower y MississiPg R. sI1 a, 80 p m; with
The sST DS 81 aGs from saS The sss oaan s slss . 'G Sanses "
logs. passed up for St. Louis this afternoon. The
D iarei FowIer arTiSed snd du S:p psGm 81 on LINUS ;1ms With Ths
moderate trips each way.
Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 2o.-The river here
root IN the lat :. hours. Inc Sun dsD.rted At
= p P m no nor for eri tSa a uns q a X H,i anrS %,, asRa,tsa
"Trip. The Delta arrived this evening from
MinneSasa. WITH the Memphis wrec sa co pne
pany boat. with Diver }. 4. Quise on board. ar
macnin.iS anu boliers TAKEN FROM the wi, snns sne
steamer orlando. Tney ae complete and in
sOvd shape.
Paducsh. KY. Aug. 9Th Joe Fowler was
the caro- packet to-day in place Of the Dick
Fowler. winch cracked a boiler head yester-
day. The Joe cid not get away TIL $50 this
morning. The II. W. Buttorn, from EyansyiIIe
arrived at 1888. and departed for the same port
on her return tnp at Has a. m. The Fred
Hartweg. with tow. parsed down at I0:3o this
morninS. Observations taken at Z O'Clock this
morning: iuver gauge reads f5.s feet
Grand Tower. III. Aug. 20.-The Rees Lee up
al s-J D. m yesterday. Cleaner, with three
barges. up at ; a m. j. NJ. Bowel. with four
empty bsrges. down at . a. m. Cape Girardeau
down at lO;Se a.. m; T. II. DAVIS arrived up
al y. m. J.. \. lockwood arrived down al
100 p. m. The gauge reads Z feet and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
Chester, ILL.,. Aug. II falling: gauge
4 feet Weather clear. Boats up: Res Lee at
2 a H.. Cleaner at l D. m Boats down: Cape
Girardeau at : A. m. James Y. lockwood at
$50 p. m
Louisville. Aug. rising In canal
SIS. on falls 43. below locks l0s. Cloudy and
warm.
Warsaw. ILL.,. Aug. 3o.-Gauxe read as feet.
Clear and warm Silver Crescent made her
regular trip.
Wheeling, W. Va. Aug. .-Rive 8 feet 9
inches and rising. Clear and warm.
Evansville. Aug. 2o--River Is and stationary.
Clear and warm
Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. N.-River - feet and
rising. Clear and warm
Cincinnati. Aug. 1-Riv9.0 feet ana sts-
touaTy. Cloudy and yaxm>
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TENNESSEE RIVER.
epar, for the same points this Afternoon at 5

depart for the same points this afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
Captain Tom Garrison. q member OF the
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Pilots Society, will
be in charge OF the Government towboat Leota.
which IL soon to be put in commission towing
dredges near Memphis. Until the Leota Is ready
for work he will be assigned to temporary duty
on the tender that is towing around the Gov
eminent feet.
w. c. vandiver. Congressman from the Four
tenth District. was a visitor In the rooms OF
the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Pilots, society
yesterday afternoon. He will return TO MS nome
In Cape Girardeau next week.
Frank Hull. son Of Captain Frank Hull OF
the Chester. will leave 81. Louis to-day on the
Robert k. Hull. in the Government dredse
service above Memphis
Pilot Mike Kelly Is at the wheel Of the
United States steamer Wynoka and Tony Bur
Nokomis. a position which he filled last year.
The CITY Of Clifton's cargo OF lumber was
discharged yesterday. and II amounted to lS.tes
feet. She will clear for Waterloo. Ala. this
afternoon at ) o'clock
The Julia came in from Hamburg and other
Calhoun County landings yesterday morning.
She had $50 tons of general freight and a fair
list OF passengers
The Harbor boat has been engaged removing
the remains Of abandoned barges and other
debris from the river bank for the last two
days
The Chester left port yesterday afternoon
freight.
The Rees Lee. which was advertised to leave
81. Louis for Memphis Yesterday afternoon. VIII
not depart until noon to-day.
The Columbia departed yesterday afternoon
for Chester and way landings with a list of 60
passengers and a large patronage Of freight.
Yesterday resigned his position. which was taken
by Captain Keno
The towboat Josie is undergoing a thorough
overhauling at the Csrondelet Ways.
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Paul. Union Pacific and Southern Railways in the
first hour. The selling was mostly by commis-
sion-houses and room traders. An iGea prevailed
that lots Of this Western buying was covering
OF shorts.
" d W. was strong on buying by Chicago
and Philadelphia The Philadelphia purchases
were attributed TO Pennsylvania interests. ard
were supposed to be connected with the pending
arrangements for q sOft-coal consolidation. with
a production and price agreement.
United States steel sold ex. the first dividend
Of l per cent to-day. The stock was in demand
from several sources on the belief that strike
leaders were losing ground among their follow
ers. and that the conditions had already reached
their worst stage and must improve from now
on
Brokers active in Southern Pacific said that
most Of the recent buying had been on orders
from Kuhn, Loeb & Co, and that firm had in
creased its holdings lately by fully $1,000 shares.
Money on call ranged from 2z to } per cent.
Time money ruled at ". for short and ) per cent
for long time loans. and was IN fair supply at
those rates.
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LITHIA SPRINGS cHAUTAUQUA.
Lecture on Bible Study-Pointers
ON Cooking.

AAT<f CbLAlC SfEIlAL
Lithia. ILL.,. Aug. 0.-At the Chautauoua
to-day Dean Smaller Matthews Of the de-
partment of New Testamen, Literature and
Interpretation. University of Chicago, gave
a lecture on Bible Study" The subject of
his Recognition Day address this afternoon
was the Educated Man In Times of Tran
sition."
Substitutes for a meat diet were dis
oussed in the cooking school. The subject
to-day was Nut Cookery"
U. q. Fletcher. teacher of expression and
physical culture in Westfield College, has
arrived and has begun two classes in the
Ralston system of physical culture.
Doctor L. Geisel Is GIVING excellent health
talks; the subject to-day was Health and
Its Relations to Dress" Doctor Geisel Is ac-
companied py Doctor Howe and MISS Belle
Vinegar. from Battle Creek. Men, as as
sistants.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Grout of Rockford. ILL.,,
gave another address TO-DAY. the subject
being. How TO BE Beautiful" At the
Round Table. OF which Miss Georgia Hop
kins OF Shelbyville IS ieacer. a reception was
given to Professor Shaiier Matthews.
Tonight the Reverend Jonn L. Brandt
gave another stereopticon and pic
tuIe entertainment.
Mrs. L. Ormiston Chant will be here
through the remainder OF the assembly. She
expresses a warm regard for Americans.
and wears. whenever she speaks on Amer
lea" two tiny hagsEthe star-spangledb BAN
ner over the union jack. This Is her sixth
visit to this country.
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visitors at 81. Louis H0telo. III
Frank Boyd Of Bloomfield. No. y at the
o. H. Bolin of Naples. Tex. 10 At ths
". II. Porter Of Chicago ID At the 81.
Nicholas. .
C. H. Weldon of Ladonia. Tex. IL =
the Laclede. -.
w. H. Locke of wsynesvine. No. =
at the Laclete- -
C F. Hubbard Of Council Grove. Kaaa
Is at the ST. Nicholas -
w. NJ. Schmitt Of Evansville. Ind. =
at the 81. Nicholas. -
r. II. Norman Of Hazelhoryt. NIL
&C. T.. Manderville Of Little Rock. Ark
Is at the Planters. -
MIR. and Mrs. r. Schuster Of Nebras9
City, Neb., ale at the Planters. -
ID. c. Weatherby Of Jefferson City, No
il at the Planters. -
A j. Tullock VI Leavenworth. Kas-
is at the Southern. -.
State Senator John F. Morton Of RicSe
mond. No., is at the Southern. ~
W. H.. Stafford Of Oklahoma City o.
Is at the Southern.
Mir. and Mrs. H. F.. Pape Of Van b.
rem. Ark, are at the Southern. az
S. c. Morgan Of Paris. Tex. - at IL
Lindell. e.
w. F. Masee of Georgetown. Tex. i
at the Lindell-
N. S. Campbell of Kansas City. Nd
Is at the Lndell- =
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Vol Of spemg0saa.
ILL.,, are at the Lindell. = =,
ID. E. Dsysr Of L0ustana. NJ, = u
thu l1u0oAs
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New York Mining stocks.
Foreign

Reported daily by Francis. Bro. 4 Co.. "a
North Fourth street:
Prime sterling cables 4.SsQ4.ssh: checks Ass7o
d4.sbs0: to days AMI.
Commercial checks 4.ssn: 90 days 4.s4. 80
days 4.s3h.
Grain bills 4-sfzqi. s4ss: cotton .s3i:H4ss1.
Bankers Paris cables 5.17i,: checks 5.lsis: 60
days $50.
Commercial French francs. checks. 5.lss4: 60
days 5.a0A.
Swiss checks 8 .1Ss4: 50 days 5.21x.
Belgian checks 5.Isa4u5.ls Lie: 81 days SIX.
Bankers reichsrnaIk cables IS 1-isgis: checks
% 5-l6. 20 days - 15-Is.
Commercial checks s5hu3-l6; 80 days e;Ldl3-
Is: 80 days - GIG.
Bankers. Dutch guilders. checks 4onGs-is 60
days % 1916.
Commercial checks 40 I-Isais: 60 days % 1916
ass.
Market opened firm. but closed easier.
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NEXT SATURDAY,
AUGUST a.,
Is positively the
LAST DAY
which to secure STOCK IN tnIs coHIpdH
At 75e A SHARE,
as no stock will be sold after that cay
at less than par, S1.O0 per share.

as no stock will be sold after that day
at less than par, S1.O0 per share.
This company has more than fulfilled It's prom
,ses TO stockholdsu and our own antieapa1ione
All our calculations Of its profits have peen
based on a 10. oolblrrel well, which would pay
III. company a million dollars in one yeaf' or
50 per cent on Its entire capitalization Lei
,hs r~,dsr fzure for himself or herself the
actual profit from this magnificent well OK
barrel flow.
Having struck oil IN It's nr spinoie Top
well. the company is now proceeding to the con-
struc1ion Of an immense storage reservoir Tor
the oil. The usual size Of oil tanks In the
Texas fields is 1850 barrels: this does not
give such capacity As the Export Company
REQUIRES. ana it's reservoir will be made not
less than 800. 900 barrels. In marketing the prod
uct. It Is essential TO have on hand . large
reserve Of oil. and the company having al
ready an assured market must provide for such
reserve at once.
II Will also proceed at an early day to driIl
additional wells on Spindle Top. and probably
On It's Dyke and johnson lands. The company
having been rccessful In securing to Its
h ALL the profits from its well
On Spindle TOP. where outside parties offered
to guarantee a gusher for a share In the profits.
will do its own drilling on these other
two tracts. where similar guarantees w.re Of
fered. The company har also closed the ar
ransenent heretofore referred to - pending
bv which a cash market for 7.oea barrels daily
Of IL. product is assured
The company having secured the right Of
vay for its pipe lines to Port Arthur and
SABINE Pass. the construction OF these lines
viii begin at the earliest possible date. thus
enabling IT to load vessels direct for the ex-
port trade.
This does not need to
.Suarantee- a Susher, IL has one.
Until Aug. "a We ofer a limited issue of the
Export Oh * Pipe Lane Cornpany's stock at
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d Weather.
River RiaIto Brevities.


The Bad Eagle arrived yesterday at ) O'Clock
froII feoiia MIin lso PASSENGERS ana a Sooo trip
OF Ireign,. including 80 head OF ave ssoea. 80
SACKS VI wheat anu several noiaureu pachaees "a
sunuries. sne wiI aeparl On the upstream Irip
Tins afternoon Al . oeivch.
the tug Alamarda. which Its owner. Mr.. A.
G., Andersen. Is taxing from .nrcsso to New
Orleans, passed 81. Louis YESTERDAY afternoon.
me nltle GOAT came through lne urAinasc canai.
ana wnen the journey Is conlpieted Wall NAVE
steamed about Loo mics
The hees Lee came up from Memphis yes
tcrday Afternoon WITH a 300 Tip OF passengers
Ano 4 heavy cargo OF treisnl Among the Items
..l her manifest were ss.JU ieet "a hardwood
lumper, ts1 sa1ks OF wheat. . paies OF cotuon anu
30 passages Of msceiianeous heisnt-
-rne City Of SneiIIeld reached 81. Louis yes
terdny from dambure and otner CainoUn county
IanulnKs with a.vv sacks Of wneat, several hun
vea packsEes OF sunores anu = lair list of
paneeIxeIa. one Will clear TINS Afternoon at 4
O'clock on the upstream trip.
Tho rupaiu to the towboat Fred Nellis. which
b,eW out nsr heater mead yesterday morning.
will be made at once, Is EXAMINATION. shows that
the Damage 10 only siigat- captain James Snort
10 tho boats owner.
The sidney arrived yesterday morning from
and q itgnt manifest Of freight she departed
81 4 o'csoox N the afternoon for Burlington
with her CABINS full Of passengers
The W., II, Grapsvine yesserday reached st.
LOUIS from Woln's Point and other landings on
the Missouri River, With . cargo OF - tons Of
gsosal fraighs and . 1sN passsngersI eos VIII
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75e PEK SHARE

Par value Sl.Vo. fun paid. and worcestershire.
Comparing the oonpany's present condition and
prospects with those OIL other successful Texas
oil companies, We see no reason why its shares
should not bring 10 times par.
No subscriptions at 75c accepted after Aug.
"a Orders by mail must bear date and post
mark not later than Aug. "A to secure allot-
ment-
App,ications should be sent either to the
,oai..Iuy at Beaumont, Texas. or 10 its fiscal
a.,I..s as below. Win check or draft payable 10
Inc order OF
WALLER G. HUDSON { CO.. Fiscal Agents,
So stock Exchange Bldg. Boston. MASS,
Members Beaumont Oil and
BOARD OF Trade.
AGENTS:
THE LACLEDE INVESTMENT CO,
sl2 Holland building, 81. Louis.
Il. >. TRSlTT - CO,
II East Ninth Street, kansas City, Ne.
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The following synopsis Of the conditions soyern-
ing the stock market was received IN Frnncia.
bfo. 4 Co.. STOCK and bond brokers. M North
Fourth street:
New YORK. Aug. 3o.-London trad,ns MN. mixed
to-day. The early Cables reported = strong mar
xet u: hon1o" = Spening: There WAS
cd the ssles BY aoout t.0p snafea.
The West was the most important facfor in
the early trading. chicago houses bouxnf about
0.Vn shares q Atchisons southagn RSc1dc. e,
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Beaumont, Tex, Hug. Is.
WALTER q. HUDSON & CO.,
542 Exchange Bldg, Boston:
Oil struck top of derrick at
twelue Gfteen; turned off at once.
viii send photograph horizontal
gusher soon and of perpendicular
uhen meatAer permits. Expert
opinion says no bigger or better
neil on Spindle Top, at least seq
enty thousand barrels a day. Viii
place on pipe line soon as possible.
CHAS. A. TOWNR.
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the Four Courts. Cook Is 8 feet 6 inches tnkt
and while al the -Four Courts was known
az the human megaphone." because OF his
deem. shrilI voice. His divorced wife. Mra.
Rosa Cook. Is a matron In the city jan
,Tba last head Of him he was in Chicago
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

To Memphis e7.OO-Rosnd Trip 112.O0.
Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cape 0irardeau.
Cairo. Memphis and all way landings. taking
freight fo- all way landings through to vicks-
burg also all points on Arkansas River to Pine
STR REEFS LEE. Wednesday. August a. 10
a. M.
D y. m.
From vharfhoat. foot Washington ava
Phones: Main 2;fA: Kinloch a .s.
w. r AlbitH. Com. Ast. Isaac p. Iusk. Gen. AGt.
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Looking for Frank C~ook-Chief of
Police kiely received a letter yesterday
Kansas City, Mo-. asking him to locate
Crank Cook. who was formeriX empapyed at
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COTTON bel
CsT. LOUIS
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
tvia Bismarck and DeltaD- -.
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
(via Bismarck and Delta)-...
BURLINGTON
Train.
For Hannibal. II. & St. J..
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington ---....-. -.---.----
Local to Hannihal-...-.-...-....
For Quincy and North -.--....-.
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and
wisconsin
The Standardization Pa
cihc Express. for Kansas
City. St. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon -..--.--
Twin CITY Express. for Mime
apolis. St. Paul and Iowa -.
The Nebrasta-Coiorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Eiolorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
St Joseph
Local to Burlington ............
For Northern Iowa. ST. Paul
and Minneapolis ...--..-.....-
For Illinois. via East Size line
20 Rock Island and Clinton.
IpNd ..-..-.----
For Dubuque and La Crosse ::
For Kansas City. Council
PIurs Omaha e. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast .....-
Local from Hannibal .-........
For Alton-Leave $50 a n.
daily: 100 a. m. daily: l:J
oniv: 800 y. m. except Satni
SECS D.. m. excent Sunday: $50
.. m. daily: s:e1 .. m. daily
day only.
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River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis will fan slightly.
River and Busfness.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 81 feet. In
dicatinr q decline OF L OF q foot IN the last q
hours.
Business along the river front yesterday was
brisk. Both receipts and shipments Of freight
were above the average
weather fair and moderately warm.
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4 II IN Pgs,sa

n n
Train Arrive. Depart.
Southern Limited ..-.-:- <:1S pm Id "a
vile. Birmingham. Mont -
gomery. ChattanoogA Attain ,
ia. Mobile, New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla-....... 49,. ~ en- 1:11yA
Southern EnpRess to Evans vi
vile. Nashville, Birming-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Thomasville Jacksonville. 80
Palatka- Oqala and 81
PETERSBURG. Fla-..... .... ~ N G.o0n
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pm T:g am
pm rs am
Depart. Arrive
9:@ am T:S nm
500 am T:iB pm
'A pm 40 I'm
Sis I'm C:N am
S:T pm 900 am
CTEAU AVENUE
5:,n nm :M Am
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE And
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAY
TRAY SERXICE.

Ess.Hsuna.L<:y. Eighth and 9r.siss .tr.ts
m: i.os. i:4s.' 10 400. SID. s:S. Soa p. m.
ssigrs.. a 9:ss. sssa Ss !. 9 %a. ii?.s. s 2 L ma sq p n.
Leave ws.hinston .yenoe s.csps sund.y' tes
4:oA. s:l4.- SIS. sos .. m. saturday and sundAy
only.nas o m. Sunday oniy-S:z. 7os. 500 q
westbound-Leave Ganite City. ucspt 3undr
sls; 80 10 siS "a ~ = m: Ia; AZ
only. t:s0 pm: Sunday only. G:ik SIS. $50
Leave Madison. except n Sunday. SIS. 500. 7sr
s:Is. ga. 1913 = nj 1:ls All. ~. 4,o. go
oniy-12:D. 500. SIS. 1895 q m: 1!T. 500 .. m.
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FRISCO LINZ

Train.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation. 81.
Texas and Kansas Mail for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas CITY. Oklahoma.
psilas. Gainesville and Fort
Worth ..... . .--.-.---.-...
Pacific Accommodation .......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation ......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Tevas LIMITED fves.ibuia>. for
Eureka Springs. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. Greenville.
Ennis. Corsicana. Houston.
Galveston. Austin md San
Antonio ---...-.-.-
Western ENrress for vinita,
Denisnp. Sherman. Oklaho-
ma. Carthage. Joplin. wich-
tia. Burton and the West.
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RIVER NEWS,

Rise and FAN Of the Rivers
For "a hours ending at : n. m.
ST. Louis. Tuesday, Aug. %, 1891.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. 2o.-Sales Of bonds were mad
here to-day as follows:
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vANDALIA LIyE
PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITS
BURG-PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains Nos. 20 and n, New ~ u"
York. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington Special s8:4l am 80 m
Indianapolis and New York
Local ...... ................ sso4 am ssSs.r
New York Limited ........... Il 90 pm 1874 ~
Columbus ana Eastern Express ss:Is pm s7:ie =
vandalla Accommodation -. $50 pm ss.l6 rr1
Indianapolis and New York
Express ...---- -....-.-.-.-11.8 pm ss:0 I'm
Fast Mail s7:4o am s3.E n
m Express ......... $50 am "a: 50 pm
Buffalo Express .:---.-.... Sis pm $50 m
Train No. Daily Petoskey,
Mackinac. ETC.. $1,000. 10 pm In pm
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. Aug. 2o.-Following are the clos
ing prices on money. stocks. bonds and mining
shares:
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Train.
TEXAS Fast Mail. to Lit.le
Pock. Texarkana- Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene ......
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
Express 1890.
Fast Day Express - Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
tonic. Houston and Gal
weston ....-----. .---.-.......
Texas. Mexico and California
SpecialEDallas. Fort worth.
FL Paso. Los Angeles. CAL
weston. San Antonio and La
TtCp -.--.-.----
Memphis and Hot Springs Ex-
FOURTH STREET AM QUO
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
mediation
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81: Louis. Tuesday. Aug. 20. 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest, low.
est and closing quotations N the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
The Republic by Francis. Bro. 4 Co., bonds and
stocks. IA North Fourth street
C,ose
Stocks. Sales. Open High. Lew Close cs.
Am. Car. & Fdry so Sea 2sa SA .sn ~.
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ST. L., X. G. 4 C.. n. r..
st. LOUIS LINE.
Train Depart. ArE~c.
~intsrmedia,e points. S%:silyl:.. 40 pm ,o:s1 az,
1o5-I os Sunday S~pecial-Belle.
Mo. and intermediate points
Sunday only -.---.-.-- 6:45 am SIS -,
Il5-i1s Accommodation-Belle. No.. and inter- e.
date points daily except sunday. lee =
vandeventer avenue at 1:o4 a. m. and -
syth Junction at 30 a. m Arrives at tw-
ing avenue SIS D. m
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RAILROAD Timetable.

ID. a d. S-W.
Train.
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