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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25
BIG INTERESTS CONTENT
= TO KEEP PRICES STEADY.
BAD CROP NEWS HAD NO AP-
PROBABLE EFFECT.
Settlement Of Steel Strike, 1t Is
Believed, Would Cause Sub
stantial Rally in Stocks.
EEPUELYc SPECIAL

EEPUBLIc SPECIAL
New York. July A-The London market
opened firm. reacted. but rallied and closed
fairly strong American stocks moved
Eympethetically with the general list. There
was a considerable advance in kaffir shares
and consols recovered half per cent of their
decline on the official report that the Beers
we're suing for peace Money and exchange
were unchanged In any of the European
centers.
In the local market there was some re-
action 1t the opening, but a rally later. and
subsequently, an exceedingly dull tone in
al Department. Tho more authentic crop
news was bad, but 1t was regarded MS a
good sign that both bao and good news
failed ~ have any arpreciable effect. South
ern Pacific wae fairly active and strong,
and ST. Pac; and Union Pacific rallied and
retained thelr strength. There was a good
deal of manipulation IN all Of them. and
tho market generally hai very profess
elonal tone.
London was no factor in the trading, SELL
ing es much as she bought. There was
Gonle pressure fr.r Chicago ct the OPEN
ing, and lrauers who hau bought stock OF
the weather predictions, probably unlo1ded.
The Big interests. and especially IN United
i States Steel. but they were apparently con-
tent With kecping tne prices steaCy.
Without ~ definite news &c that effect.
ensie WAS feeling that the heart was cut
OF the strike. and 1t Is nat improbable
that the strike lea-]ers would be s!ac CT
some cree.sAbie way of climbing acwn.
Sugar was fairly hard and the to.e
throughout rather builish.
In me present state OF the market 1t is
csoLaa.s that such a stimulus The set
dement, O. the steel strike would find a
largo short interest open ans II Is doubtful
X The cros newe would be sufficiently seri-
ous TO bold stocks back from sub
atsi,tial rally. II is exceedingly difficult to
gel at the truth In the latter connection,
but there seems no douct that west ct the
Mississippi corn has been seriously In
3ured. The farmers have. however. had
the benefit Of soma good years. and II by
nc means follows that the failure In corn
will be followed by q similar failure in
spring wheat, while AT any rate the higher
prices for cereals will offset good part or
the loss.
The ciore was very duh In al: Depart
meut4. tut by no means weak. Tho marker
has ceased &c move readily as N the Is
cent past, with the advance or ceCiine IN
corn, but the absence of any euss!cc IL
terest made trading very Dun. Coed oays
ing was reported In Wabash ISSUES An1
Il was tho.ght to-day's purchases g, cs
Southern Pacific were propeo.y I9f
STANDARD Oh interests. The volume OF eTaa-
ing showed q marked REDUCTION. Inc oo.
\6wine cetnend Indicated q fair. but not re-
markab!e short interest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25


New York: July "a further decline Of Fl in
the price Of TN in the London market ct, makes
and TIA els for futures local prices declined
sharply, but at the present price OF s2s ;6.}z the
rlthorgh it was called unsettled at the close.
Copper was Us lower at London. with spot clos
the local market there was practically no trad
Ing P.ees howsve s: are nominailg unchanged at
is ana d'T here ar @ While at
Lyndon there was a gain OF Is Sd. closing at
az Is 50 3D. s S .s q quiet at , the
Decline o. IS to ZIG los. Iron quiet. The Eng
lish markets were quiet with Glasgow closing a.
Northern foundry slSalS q; No Northern :.
9l5.25; No. 1 Southern soft sli.75a15.gs.
Bar silver.
New York July 2i-Bar silver 5sisc rer ounce
Treasury Statement.
Washington. july 2i.-To-days statement of the
Of the SIS rod 're IN t the diys.on OK
redempticr. shows: Available cash balance. ,lg9.-
ss1sa ssS Isdempsn ssas ne!ss
sns seee,Pis sea 1eyenus
The Banks.
New York July z4-aoney on call steady at
per 4.sg5 PEI cent. Sterling, exchange easy. with
eoiuHi business in bankers bills at <4.s11s tor
and as aSr "a 's Ell; Rasssa
Mexican dollars s6k, Government bonds easy:
Changes s.,oss. liz: baianeas nInss ssaV EA-
Chicago, July 24.-ciearinss s3,,ol .s6s balances
ss.e;s2.s Posted exchange sistdi.ss.s New Yors
Boston. July 2l.--Exchanses s:l26oe5o: bal
sqsnsss I'D aS f rss Cent ss'',''
balances s. Money 44s PER- Cent no
Cincinnati o.. July 2i.Eciea.ings 81, 500, $50.
Money s.sefs per cent New York exchange 2,sa
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A Most Remarkable Remedy That
Quickly Restores Lost viEor
10 Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent by Mail
to All Who Write.

Free trial packages of most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who will
write the State Medical Institute They
cured so many men who had battled Tor
years against the mental and physical sif-
fe.ing OF lost manhood that the institute
has decided 70 distribute free trial packages
to all who write. 1t is Il home treatment,
and all men who suffer with any form of
sexual weakness, resulting from youthful
fcily, premature loss OF strength and mem
DRY. weak back varicoceie, or c.iacia ton Of
parts. can now cure themselves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly grateful es-
feet OF warmth. and seems to act direct TO
the desired location, giving strength and de-
Selopment Just where 1t is needed. 1t cures
ali the ills and troubles that come from
years of misuse OF the natura, functions.
and has been an absolute success in all
cases. A request to the State Medical I1-
stitute. 1910 Elektron building Fort Wayne,
ILd., stating that you desire one of their
free trial packages. will be complied with
promptly. The institute is DESTROYS of reach
Ing that great class of men who are unable
to leave home to be treated. and the free
sample will enable them to see how easy 1t
Is to be cured of sexual weakness when the
proper remedies are employed. The 1usti-
tute makes no restrictions. Any man who
writes will be sen. free sample, carefully
sealed In a plain package. SO that its recip-
lent need have no fear Of embarrassment
or publicity Readers are requested to wsite
without DELAY
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25
STYLISH HOUSE JACKET.
Sailor Collar Is an Attractive Fea-
ture, as Its Edges Are Hand
sOmely Trimmed With a
FriIl nf T,acp

Ladies' House Jacket, No. 759s-A dressy-
locking house jacket, remarkable for It's
simple construction. is here illustrated
In dotted foulard trimmed with lace, in
sertion and ruching of half-inch satin rib
bon. 1t Is made without fitted lining. the
loose fronts being gathered and Joined to
the lower edge of the pointed yoke that is
formed OF alternate rows of insertion and
ribbon ruching. The closing can be made
under the rever on left front as shown or
In center If so preferred.
The neck may be finished with standing
collar las shown in small Sketch) or cut
low In pointed outline as illustrated on fig
The back fits smoothly across the Shout
ders, the fullness at the waist line being col
lected in a double row of shirrings that are
tackled to belt or stay placed underneath.
Smooth under-arm cores unite the fronts
and back, their shapely outline giving
close adjustment over the hips.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25
ABOLISH FAMOUS LOCKSTEP.
Blackwell's Island Officials Have
New March for Prisoners.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York July 2i.-Long has the lockstep
marked the daily walk or prisoners in the
Blackwelrs Island Penitentiary and Work.
house. But Deputy Commissioner Tanning
has invented a new method of marching,
which has been tried with some success, al
though 1t has not been adopted officially.
BY the new system the men march four
abreast, with ranks five feet apart. They
are taught the military formation and some
easy maneuvers. The keepers execute GER
tain movements in double quick time, which
carry them back and forth through the
ranks in such a way that they can see
every man under their charge. In this way.
1t is said, the absence OF a man may be
noted much more rapidly than was possible
under the old system. where man could
bolt from the ranks and his companions at
once could close the gap.
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LITTLE DONE IN
LOCAL SECURITIES.
ORDERS FOR STOCKS AND
BONDS VERY LIGHT.
Railways Strong and Higher, but
Everything Else Weak to
Lower.

There was little or nothing TO the local
security market yesterday. one of the dull
est, most uninteresting and featureless days
OF the week being experienced. Orders to
buy and sell were unusually scarce. and the
dealings in consequence exceedingly small
The good showing made by the United
Railways in their earnings naturally at
tracted attention to the stock and bonds
Of that corporation, and although sales
were not large, for the simple reason that
there were few selling onders, the market
was stronger and higher. the $500 As that
changed hands bringing $685., or X Of a
point higher than they closed bid the day
before, while the preferred, which met with
the best demand. sold to the amount Of
$50 shares at $3.50 and $79.75, a gain over
night of a full point. The close was strong
at $3.50 bid and sI9.75 and $50 asked.
There was only a quiet demand for Transit
stock, but the "a shares that sold brought
s27, which was X point up for the day.
: The close for this stick was $3.50 buyers
and 81 sellers.
An unusual state of affairs existed in the
market for local trust stocks, not a bid be-
ing made for anything on the list. though
they were all offered at lower prices, and
repeated calls We're lOT lItSiiAes
ranged from u to points. the greatest be-
ing in old and new Lincoln. Bank stocks
were all lower, and almost as dull, the mar
! let being redeemed from actual stagnaton
by the sale of Is shares Of National Bank OF
Commerce at $500. Tine best bid for this
stock at the close was s2Sy.5o. and it was
offered at $29y50. Third National was of
fered at $2loo0 Boatmen's at $2o6SO and
German Savings at S297.0.
little stronger market was had for Mis-
] souri-Euison preferred stock. which was
| BID s,e ana held at 1915, but there wert
no safes. There were a few small order:
| for the common stock, and 10 shares sol,
| at 500 81, when was BID for more. One bont
! also sod at $3.50, and others were offered
! at $50, with $y4.25 bid. -
! Miscellaneous stocks and bonds of al
| kinds were dead dull and not half dozei
| quotations were MADE during the session
which was the duilest in this respect To-
months.
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The sailor collar Is an attractive feature.
its edges being handsomely trimmed with
q frill Of lace headed with insertion and
ruching Of ribbon. The collar Il broad and
square In back and extends on the front to
form prettily shaped revers each eide Of the
yoke
The sleeves are shaped with single seams
and gathered top and bottom being finished
at the wrists with frills Of lace and bands Of
insertion. ribbon girdle Il Joined to each
side Of the shirring at the waist line In back
and brought forward to conflne the fullness
In front under q graceful bow with endsI
Lawn, dimity. nainsook, batiste. cambr1c.
ginghan and percale will make pretty house
Jackets In this style. trimmed with smbroid-
cry or lace edging and insertion.
Tho frill may be Of the material edged
with lace or embroidery and the yoke and
collar may be Of all-over tucking. embroid-
cry. lace or any Of the new fancy yokings.
To make this Jacket for lady Of medium
size will require four yards Of twenty-seven
inch material. The pattern, No. 1888. II cut
in sizes for 50. "a. So. IS. 40 and Il inch bust
measure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25
SAVED HER SON FROM PRISON.
Mothers Successful Plea With
Court for Leniency.

A mothers tears saved Alexander Smith
and his companion. Frank Behler. boys,
who were arrested ten days ago. from the
Reform School or the House Of Refuge
yesterday. The boys, who are Il and Is years
old, respectively, were arrested in the act
of taking sack of oats from freight
car IN the switching yards around North
Market street
issued against them and they were ar
raigned IN the Court of Criminal Correc-
ton yesterday morning before Provisional
Judge Calvin Miller. The evidence was
against them. but Judge Miller was moved
by Mrs. Smiths tears. A fine of $40 and
costs was imposed in each case. and stayed
on the promise of good behavior.
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sH0EMAKERS PROTEST.
Objection to Americans Establish.
ing Houses in Vienna.

vinenna, July N-At largely attended
meeting here to-day Of viennese shoemak-
crs, q most determined protest was lodged
against the establishment of American shoe
houses In Vienna, and the meeting resolved
10 send deputatlon to the Minister Of
Comfnerce and to the Provincial Governor
beExin1 them to interdict Americas houses
from embarking In the shoe business n
this country. 4
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City of st. Louis.
Wall Street Gossip,

Foreign exchange was in very light demand
and the market WIS easier.
D. r. Francis. Bro. & Co. report closing rates
follows
Prime sterling. cables 4sI;sa4.ss; checks ISIS:
e,i.s7Is: TO days 4.s5Gh.
Commercial bankers, checks 4.Sik; 60 days
4s4%: so days 1897.
Grain bills 4.s5AaA: cotton 4.s4h.
Bankers Paris cables 5.15ss41-l6: checks 5.16A
Oils: co days 51ShGf-16.
Commercial French francs. checks 5167saH@
Lie: Go days SIS M1-16
Swiss checks 5.17ha1sa1-1s; 60 days $50 1-ls0
Belgian checks 5.17.saIG1-1s; GO days so lis
o..
Bankers reichsmark cables 954s checks IS Lis
a.: 60 DAYS 81.
BANKERS Dutch gucers. checks 40 Sic; 60 days
40 1-16dis
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Departed.
river Rinlto Brevities.

The Bald Eagle DEPARTED yesterday afternoon
s0r hea s9T'1 freight Msfa pat roma s'
The Columbia is due this morning from
n d s 70 eee Tor the
waterloo: Ala. and intermediate landings On
boat brought out an exceptionally good list OF
passengers and heavy cargo Of general freight
Ing from Cape Girard d and viii receive 70
clear in the afternoon on the downstream trip.
e snans.
he Te 81 s0s had s
q small list of passengers.
The Peters Lee will arrive In port from Mem
phis early this morning and VIII receive 70 clear
noon
The City Of Sheffield went out yesterday ., On
p ass Mise q qssss OF
The Cape Girardeau is due this morning from
Commerce. and 1t is expected that the boat
will discharge an exceptionally heavy cargo OF
ernoon at o'clock.
to aa s Ss ss
Eins curgo Of wheat from Harrtsonvilie Land
The Quincy will reach st. Louis tomorrow
for the same port Saturday afternoon.
louis yessssdsy with Pilots Lutte and Emerson
day for Davenport. where. after underwriting some
repairs. Captain Walter Blair. the vessels own
err. will place the Urania In the trade between
Davenport and Dubuque.
Il N. and Emerson MooaI: members Of the
terday were visitors in the society's rooms They
departed by rail last night for their homes.
Captain John Rollins formerly pilot on tbs
Resoute. arrived in st. Louis yesterday on
boa d the Urania, and was visitor at the rooms
of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Pilots So
ciety. Captain Rollins will be one Of tue pilots
on the steamer John X. Speed. which will soon
enter the New Orleans trade.
--A-long the rivermen who visited the rooms
of tho mississippi and Ohio Rivers Pilots Society
yesterday were: Lou Moon of the Russell Lord,
NJ. L. Kelly Of the Sam Brown aud Captain
Bob Mccoy, Harry n. Crane and Fritz Street OF
the City of Clifton.
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OIL STRIKE BooMs PROPERTY.
Farmers Near Findley Well Refuse
Fancy Prices.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pana, ILL.,. July 2i.-Wo-k at the Findley
oil wells has been suspended and the wells
covered over. However. the drills remain
in position.
Yesterday an agent Of the oil company Of
fsred farmers in the vicinity $3.50 per acre
for the land adjoining that on which the
wells are located.
Farmers refuse to sell and people are
coming in from every direction and en-
barking in. different lines of business. It Is
thought that the object of the company in
ceasins work at this time is to secure more
land.
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Foreign Exchange.

. me ne tp.l9WinE SYNOPSIS OF the gossip in regard
was received by D. r Francis. Bro & CO.:
New York. July 24.-London was an insigniti-
houses estimated the total dealings Tor this &C
Oouns at $50 s Ssh. shares equally divided between
mon. United State, Steel preferred ana baltimore
hna ohE sns sssi St Paul and the
hopeful regarding the reports Of early peace with
the Beers.
quiet and less time than usual was required for
mon and United States Steel common were the
most active stocks; $500 shares Of the former
gnie,. Pacific sales were 100 from ysss to 97,s
ued hot weather had thinning OUT effect in
aSWns nG ,hse 81 little nsfs
played in the early dealings.
For long periods In the afternoon. the ticker
IVES in a condition OF idieness. Western railway
shares on scattered transactions. hardened. Dis
poets which would follow settlement of the
South African war.
Early weather news was again conflicting. hut
the tone was much more cheerful than it has
been in n week Chicago. however. again sold the
grangers and Pacifcs on the idea tina. such rains
as had been reported np to this morning we're
uation.
After selling or from the opening prices. there
was a rally in the active stocks, and the adj
vance in cor, at the opening had only momen-
tary influence In checking the Improvement.
Fresh reports Of rains were responsible for mod,
crate buying for both accounts and prices moved
up rather easily.
Industrials were very generally neglected;
There was an absence OF United States Steel
strike news ard both issues rallied fractionally
in the morning dealings on trading directed BY
insiders.
Effort. were made by bull pool to broaden the
intcrer. in Western Union which was firm. SIM
ilnr attempts were made in I. &. and c. F. I.
London cables were as follows:
London, 1:l5 p. m-Market for Americans II
DUH viii, little doing. Prices are x to II under
, our parity Steeis 20 and ssls; Onion Pacific
lO0is: Erie SIN; Louisville and Nashville 101A.
London Special-American stocks closed weak.
General market after being strong, closed heavy.
Paris heavy.
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TARRED AND FEATHERED HIM
Alleged Wife-Beater Roughly Han
died by Neighbors.

E:lgin. ILL.,. July 2a.-valentine Miller OF
West Chicago was last night tarred and
feathered and ridden out Of town on a
scantling by neighbors.
He was charged with having repeatedly
beaten his wife. =. .
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NEW York Mtuinr Stock.,
Government Bonds.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

london. July 24-consols for both money and
the account 92ss: Anaconda SIS: Atchlson 7s; do.
pfd. a1;4: Baltimore and Ohio 49, Canadian Pa.
cifc los: Chesapeake and Ohio Asa: Chicago Grea.
IssA Denver and Rio G.ande, A.; do. Pfd: sss !;
Erie se,a: do. first pfd. esf. do. second pfd. 90:
Illinois Central Isl; Louisville and Nashville
1o3: NJ. X. 4 T. Is: do. pfd. 56is: New York
Central 1853: Norfolk and Western AZ; do; pfd.
Ssis: Northern Pacific pfd. 80: Ontario and West
IS: do. second pfd. 25h: Southern Railway lsts:
do. pfd S5A: Southern Pacific 57ls: Unicn Pacific
1G2: do. pfd. 30; United States Steel 40; do. pfd
e0&: Wabash 20H: do. pfd. 80: Spanish 4s 20:
Rand Mines. Az. Money fitgla.. The rate, Of dis
i-iGd2ii per cent: for three month"; bills
:1.d2s per cent. Gold premiums were quoted to-
day as follows: Buenos Ayres 90: Madrid
300: Lisbon 80. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-
day was s3S.0oo.
France.
Paris, July "4.-Prices on the Bourse to-day
opened all round decidedly weaker on realiza-
tons. 1t said important holding was
lidu!dating. Later there was general improve
rnent. and the closing was firm. spanish As and
Tintos opened fairly firm; soon weakened, but
advanced during the last hour. and partially
regained their less. DeBeers were In good de.
mend Kaffrs closed much higher on the rumo:
that military. operations In South Africa had
for peace Three per cent rentes l0Of SI,fc Tor
account. Exchange on London a5f 1sc for checks
Spanish Is closed at 10.S1.
Germany.
Berlin, July 24.-Exchange on London Com 4ck
pig. Rate OF Discount for short bills per cent and
for long bills 2% per cent. On the Boerse to-day
Bank shares and locals were harder on bear
covering. Americans were quiet.
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The Cool Northern Route

VIII carry you comfortably away from this
sweltering atmosphere to the lakes of Wis
consin. Minnesota and Michigan. Get tick
cts at Wabash Office. Eighth and Olive.
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Terrell, Tex. July 2i.-For the past
month Doctor ]. 8. Turner, superintendent
of the North Texas Insane Asylum, has
been making experiments with the crude
petroleum for fuel purposes. and has found
that 1t can be used at reduction In the
fuel account OF 50 1-3 per cent. All OF the
boilers viii now be supplied with oil burners
and the crude oil will be wholly used for
fuel and coal discarded.
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Closing quotations:
N.w York stock Quotation.,

st. LOUIS, ediesuay, july "a 1901.
The following SHOWS the opening. highest. low
est anu civs.ilg quotations on the rev io,k
Stock EXCHANGE to-uay. Corrected daily for 4 he
kepupiic 10y -. Il. Francis bro. II Co.. bonus
anu stocks, PA North street:
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked 10 feet, indi-
eating decline Of Z of foot in the last "a
hours.
Traffic along the wharf yesterday was normally
active. Receipts were light. but offerings we're
somewhat above the average of the last ~ days.
Weather bright and extremely warm
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Northern Route

The Cool Northern Route
Is the shortest and quickest to Buffalo,
where the Thermometer registered s. on
July e Go to Wabash Ticket ONCE, Eighth
and Olive.
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Arrived.

TO.Day's Weather.
Fair. with slight change in temperature.
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River and Buaines.

River FOrecast.
The river at st. Louis will fall alightly.
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ST, LOUIS TRUST CO.
n, " Cor. Fourth and Locust SITS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS a5,ooo,ooo.
INTEREST ALL OWED ON DEPOSITS
The Most Modern Safe Deposit Vaults in the West.
Boxes for Rent, SIS. 90 and Upwards.
oFF'ICEsE1S.
Preside
u. Secretnr c. Counsel
t H. omcer
oFFICERS.
PittsburS

Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro. &
PA Moth Fourth street.
Westinghouse Air Brake sold at ls4.
Pittsburg Plate Glass. 10 bid.
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Do. pfd.. co.,: 100 ssA .... 90. ssh ss.s
Total sales. 496. 800 shares.
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
No Change-Business Rather Quiet In
All Hrnuchea af Anukiuu.
LOCAL MONEY NJ.

Nothing new to be noticed in connection
with yesterdays money market at this point.
Fit sincss quiet IN all departments o; bank
ing. the fearful hcat having its effect upon b,isi
ness Of all !;.:ls. Routine business was fair the
checking and depositing being about up the
daily average OF the week. hut the iemand for
money was not altogether satisfactory Money
was In large supply and rates reported
char scd at to Z per ce+t for call and time
lcars. Business with the country very COED.
The local clearings yesterday reported at
s6.G:a.S0J. the balances amounting to sa2}.Si7.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, July 2i.-Sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows: