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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-03-08
CABINET-MAKING
H Il r a I R 7 NJ q.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

I'VE undersigned, having suitable shop.
Il is prepared to do the following work In
thoroughly practical manner Making new
parts and otherwise repairing, scraping, pol
lshlng and upholstering all kinds aud grades
OF Furniture. Baby Carriages, Trunks, Vi
oins and Bows and all kinds Of Musical In
trumenls repaired. Gaming Chairs aud re-
pairing all kinds Of Cane Furniture. Mat.
tresses made over 10 sections. Ticks renewed
and new ones made to order. Enameling
Iron or Wood Furniture; Ebonizing, Gid.
ing, Bronzing, &c.
Samples of Upholstery goods always on
hand, and cost given before work is done
Old Mahogany Furniture q specially.
! can give best Of reference from those for
whom have done work. Satisfaction 10 all
cases or no charge. Terms moderate
Place of business, w. +. Ricketts, Build.
ing, Rockville, Md.
Thankful for past patronage. | respectfully
solicit continuance OF the same.
oct IDLY G. c. GRIFFIN
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Real Estate Agents.

1--WE undersigned having entered into thu
Il real estate business, in GAiihersbutg, Is
now prepared to make sales OF some ui the
best farming lands in Montgomery county
also OF houses and lots, both In and on, OF
town. We also have a number of houses to
rent. Loans negotiated, &c. Correspond
ence solicited Respectfully,
CIV CRAWFORD a co,
NAV 23-ly esther nlrp Md
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FARMS FOR SALE.
SOS 600 TO LOAN -.

On FIRST MORT
GAGE Town Property on the plan Of ''Tas
United Banking and Building Company Of
Richmond, Va"
@S- Apply to B. F. HICKS, Secretary, or
FRANK HIGGINS, Agent, Rockville, Nd.
may l7-tf
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~ PIN ~ I'm
'1f:iJ pm Elo am
sye Union station
urday and Sul6a-
nj. Leaves Towes
nday at 1874 r u.
Station ct f3:+j i.
| 1923 D. nj.
Station at ECO 4.
ss.osj y. m. except
n. ami T5:2J z, 10.
II f1f:J1 a. m
,dizy only.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

40 L iSl as u @ for 81 none s
csissss eses. weston sss e Paul anH nsnysr
!ss pts ., DC pfd 3D. 3 fS Ere esns
Louisville Il sSt - l0 Missouri Ie5 Kansas and eXss
Western S. do ptd 81: Northern nsr Pacific ND
g: ontar 10 and Western ssl PennsyivanIa :sh
srn ss'; do PHI IS; Southern Pacific pfd: So:
s saSn RaeS 10 i I'D w 9S United State nts
Rat Rate e discount in the msrks. Tor short
IS Baencs Asres Ese%u Mad rid
France.
on Paris l July s-Pricss on the Bourss to-day
round decline. Areentines Braziiians. Rio Tintos
@ f e scr tbs wea Three
change a, on London s5f Tic for checks Spanish
,sss. ,os sn sssk s,,
ya,iinE on the No goefse today was
harder %ere na q Msa
saan scs IS wess ma sna Asentnes and
firm on bear covering. Banks were harder harder "'''
Bar silver.
New York July s.nRar silver 6sNc per ounce.
ounce. ' - PC
The Hanks.
New York. Juy. s.-Close-Money on cali steady
mercantile paper 4a4ls per cent Sterling ex-
change easy, with actual business in bankers
bills at 4.Stisdi4.81as for demand and at 4 ssi;
for 60 Jays. Posted rates 4.S6ai .ssis. CONNER
cial bills 4.&is44So. Silver certificates nomi-
nally 60. Mexican dollars 46sl State bonds
strong: railroad bonds weak.
ref phlladelphia ra a &c, July s-clearings N.i9i,
Baltimore: Nd, July S.-claarings s2,S1s. as3
balances a4., 469. Money 4isGi5 per cent.
Boston, Mass. July S.-Exchanges $40 90 ssT
6aleancs S1,5,S. CTS.
New York. July s-Exchanses $40, 5sl, e24: bal.
ances SO, 1881
Cincinnati. o.. July s.-Gearinss aei7G5o
New York exchange 16daac discount. Money 3H d
Gis per cent.
Chicago, H.. July s-Clearings s24 81, a2s; bal
ances S. 331.S $50. Posted exchange 4.S6,s@I.sSIs.
New York exchange par
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CITY Oh ~. IOUIN.
Corrected daily by Guy r. Billion. No. 3O7 Olive
MAY BE VEGETABLE FAMINE.
Hot Weather Withers Products
Market Prices.

st. Louis is threatened with vegetable fam
Inc AS the result of the protracted drought. The
gardens and truck farms in this vicinity were
practically ruined by the whitening heat and
lack of rain
Fruits and vegetables that are coming to
market are small and inferior in quality and
prices unusually high Potatoes beans, cab
bage. greens and caulifower were especially
damaged. and tomatoes also show the effects Of
As result. housewives do not flnd such a
tempting array at the Union Market as usual
stock.
Potatoes are selling at from 2oc to 400 a peck.
Tomatoes sell at from 10c a dozen for culls to
&C piece for choice large ripe tomatoes.
received and sold readily at 15c a quart or &c a
peck.
Eggplant sold at from I0c to 15c for choice,
down to &c each for DOOR.
Green peasc were scarce and In good demand
and choice stock sold at from 25c to 3oc per
Quarter-peck.
String beans we're also scarce and wanted, and
sold at from zoe TO &c per quarter-peck.
+ Green corn was in fair demand at from 15c to
Zoe dozen.
Choice celery brought 4oc n bunch. but poor
stock could be bought as low as :Oc
Fruits also scarce and hign priced. Pine
apples sold at from 1sc each for slcal. to csc
for large
and lemons at from, three for LUG TO &c each.
quart.
RaspbesTies were nIostiy dry and Of poor quail
fty, but sold at from &c to I've q box FOR slack
and At $50 q small box for red:
Poultry was unchanged. ana thefe were no
changes In the prices Of dsh
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To-Dny's Weather.
Fair and rising temperature.
River Rialto Brevities.

Tho Columbia came in Yesterday from Chester
with a fair list Of passengers and q good freight
manifest Including Zoo sacks OF wheat. The
boat Will depart this afternoon at O'clock for
ali points between ST. Louis and Chester.
Receipts Of freight yesterday We're hear
than for many months. All incoming boats had
full cargoes About s.. 900 sacks OF wheat were
ments OF lumber live stock and general freight.
The City of Memphis reached port yesterday
morning from the Tennessee River with q few
passengers and good freight trip. including
ca 900 feet OF hardwood lumber and $500 sacks
OF wheat The boat will depart tomorrow after
noon for Waterloo. Ala.
The City of St Louis. which left port last
Friday for a cargo OF wheat along the lower
river, returned yesterday with 1000 sacks. The
same purpose and Is espected to bring in the
heaviest cargo OF the season.
The W. II. Grapevine will arrive this morning
from points on the Missouri River between st.
Louis and Rocheport and will receive to clear on
the upstream trip tomorrow afternoon at )
O'Clock.
The Chester arrived yesterday from cape Cir
ardeau with a number OF passengers and n heavy
freight trp including $500 .saclis Of wheat and
400 sacks of onions
The Rees Leo will reach st. Louis early this
on the downstream trip In the afternoon ct 5
o'clock.
The Sidney is due this morning from Keokuk
for which mort the boat will clear this afternoon
at o'clock.
The Grey EAGLE is due to-day nom Peoria.
for which port. the boat will: clear again to-
morrow at o'clock.
The Quincy reached port yesterday from St
Paul and will depart this afternoon az O'clock
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Bar silver.
New York. July S.-Rar silver 5sMc per ounce.
London July s.-Rar silver easy at ed per
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yesterday morning. The Clyde arrived from, me
trip and leaves on her return weanesiay at )
p Pal, m The II w suttorn arrived from Nash.
oeiosk Us Weather clear aa s snd cool ofa'
Cairo, ILL.,. July s;-The river fell IA feet
>, feet. The weather Is clear and pleasant. The
OF er 1om the Last ndwer night Tidb
She will return South tomorrow. The Carrie
has sDsisa s es ans wiz The Dick
s x ss t is5 s Of st. Sbs T9ed = from
s.. Louis at h p m with barge q package
ash. and ssaa the shs hight S
Russell Lord. frcm ST; Louis with empties passed
night night The OAKLAND. from New orleans Is due
ct lnidnisht The Harvester will proceed to st:
Orleans Is expected to nass up tomorrow morn
Ing for Madison. The Ferd Herold. from Mem.
freight s and r Visit a re s ba s Var. Of
BILE Of LouisSille f. here to-day The Peters Lee
niaht She will leave ii O'CLOCK FOR St Louis.
Grand ToT is,. H. Js1y sGeaRsr With
at 10 a. m. !. Y lockwood arrived from cairo
1T q hours Weassr sad a Of
feet Weather eieaf. Boats mp: Gaze GiraSdeau
a. 7 s p m. and departed north at a. M. Rses
Lee. 3 r. ".
burlington. Ia. July s.-The river IL falling
slightly. The weather is clear and warm. The
Vivian passed down with q bs lumber raft. The
Eioisc in and out.
nm At :, a. III. The saIu Brown UP with barees
II Goa, at r. n. The river Is falling. Weather
clear.
New orleans. L. Jelly s..weather partly
cloudy Arrived and departed: Jos. B. Williams
and TOW. Pifsbr:..
ir rtes: falling Weather cloudy and psesssnt.,
Gown: A. L. Martin at y. m. 80
Louiuri~ Ky.. July s.-Riye fAllhs, n eanaa
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NJ, n 4 1.-THE ]

Train.
Peoria. Pek.n. Springfield;
Grafton and chouteau Slough
Springfield and Grafton Mall.
Ennis, Corsicana. Austin. SAN
Antonio. Houston and Gal
Western Express. for Ninita.
DenIson, Sherman. Ok.aho-
ma. Carthage. Joplin. Wichi-
ia, Burton ard the West.-.-'
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Depart. Arrive,
fs.f, am t11:0 ara
-5.05 pm sS:15 pm
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o. A.y -. Ns ~.
ST. LOUIS LINE"
Train. lie
Iol-l0a Mail-UnioE. NO.. and
intermediate points tdaily)..:. OIL
io5-i0S Sunday SpeciaI-Bland.
Mo. and intermediate points
(Sunday only) .---.----..---;. o.
i1S-Il6 nlmodation-Biand. NO.:
diate points daily except 5
Handkerchief avenue $50 a.
Junction $50 q. m. Returuil
Ewing avenue leo p. m.
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6:j5 am Sis Era
TO-. and iaterme-
/ Sunday leaves
!. m. and Forsyth
ruinS. arrives ~
90 .fff
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THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. JULY 9. 1901.
AN ALL-R0UND
DECLINE IN PRICES.
GENERAL WEAKNESS WAS
THE FEATURE.
Trading in Securities Was Fairly
Good, but at the Expense Of
Values Generally.

AS far as trading was concerned, yester-
days market was a very satisfactory one.
but in almost every instance sales were
made at the expense Of values. decline
taking place that ranged from " to points.
Aside from this weakness, which really
honeycombed the situation. there were no
striking features, and in a number of ways
the market was unnterestins. The deal
ings in u great measure were confined to
United Railways, which were dealt in to
the extent of 46O shares tbs preferred
stock selling to the extent Of $50 shares. at
ssi75 and $3.50, and closing at IS point off
for the day, at SSl.25 bid and $sl.o0 asked.
while the transit or common was traded in
to the amount of 26o shares, at SIS and
SITS. the bulk Of the sales being at the
latter figure At the close the market was
y point lower, at $3.50 bid and $2175 asked.
Missouri Edisons like everything else,
was affected by the weakness that pre-
vailed, but which was confined to the pre-
ferreG stock, bids for which were = points
lower than Saturday, ut $5s25. and 500 was
usked The common stock and the bonds,
ON the other hand, were about steady, 80
shares of the former selling at FL, which
was bid ut close. and one Of the latter
bringing $3.50
1t was the old story Us regards bunk and
trust stocks. the market III nearly every re-
spect being weak, dull and unsatisfactory.
The one redee1ning feature OF the sitlia-
ton was the Improvement In Mercantile
Trust, which was in demand. and sold to
the amount of Is shares. at $34S, or .
points higher than it closed buyers Satur-
day. Mississippi Valley was about steady.
at 1894 bid. but st. Louis was points on
sellers. at s325. and London was offered at
1894, eX-rights. In the case of bank stocks
there was but one sale. % shares Of Ma.
tiona1 Bank of Commerce being disposed
of at a loss of points. the price paid be-
ing S29s. Continental National was point
Off. but other stocks quotedewere about un-
changed.
Rumors Of the consolidation OF tbs light
ing and power companies We're still rife,
but Laclede Gas common was not SO strong
as last Saturday, sales being reported in
New York at considerably below the mar
ket on that day. Here the market was
quite weak and sales were made ~ points
off. but there was recovery. and the close
day were $50 shares, Of which 100 brought
$3.50, and the balance s94, but at close $95
was bid and $3.50 asked
Mining stocks came is for attention late
in the day. and were traded In TO the ex-
tent of 800 shares 200 American-Nettie SELL
ing at sl.0o and 700 shares Granite-Bi-Metal-
lie bringing 81.
There were few orders for Westing-
house Automatic Air and Steam Coupler.
but the market was weak. and the % shares
that sold brought point decline, at $57
G. H. Walker of the firm OF G. II. Walker
& Co.. who has been on his vacation. has
| returned and taken up his business duties
| again.
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FOREIGN CROP OUTLOOK.
Big Crops in Spain and Italy, While
Russia Is Short. ~

London, July s.--Thc Mark Lane Express.
In its weekly crop review today. says IL Is
doubtful il the regent rains will effect :
greater Transformation scenes in the
wheat crop OF England. II thinks the YIELD
may reach an average of twenty-eight AND :
One-Quarter bushels per acre. s..1
The Express considers that the enhancAd-e
price and big weekly market In Paris -fnf--5
nish evidence that the French farmersgcDn.r .
slider the Government estimate being
quite 10 per cent too high. The agrcultufcli
press puts the yield at 3o.00O0CJ quarters,
40O0.Oe0 quarters below the Government eS-
innate. sssei..s.
Spain is reaping magnificent harvest
estimated at 12,J90.GGD quarters. The l;1-
nm harvest promises to reach the full -avsr-a
age and the Rouman..n hs-vest IL pst.-
mated at 9.0G0,een quarters leaving 3.geo.edc
available for export. -. i.
The spring wheat In Russia is less troni=-
Using. In several Provinces tie winter =
wheat crep. however. is splendid. accur.-
ing to the n,odercte STANDARD rreyail1n&s.. .
Their rye will make an excellent harytst2ts
Thee autumn-sown crops are all sJuT.-
the average. but the spring barley and
are below par. SS
Treasury Stnfcmcnt.
WASH nyto1l, July S.--Today's statement Nc .stA
Treasury balances in the general fund. cxcsust-s
OF the si.1.op.N', geld reserve in the dfeis..lI
S17s.S14 4sl. rchi sliI. 20, a's. ~ W
Treasnrer's bond Purchases. 50
Z Washington. July s.--Ths Secretary cf-'thx
Treasury to-day purchased ~ 20 shoet:teffn>;
bond e u2s7s: 800 . u Qe3.4 ana 400 =
q S10o.e11k - * 80
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By relesr.ph.

REPU BIC SPECIALS. - =
Memphis. Tenn. July s.--The river now s,anss
Il feet on the gauge fall of 16 feet in the last
IS hours. The Kate Adams departed at D. M
Lee departed at p. M for ;Friar's Point. The
Robert f. Lee departed at 5: ~ m for Ash
Arkansas River. and returns to-1lorrow. The
Georgia Lee will arrive tonight and leave To-
from the sunken steamer Orlando is that il Is
doubtful II she can he raised The crew ar
Captain ASHFORD. Mate "a Hall the earpenie..
WATERMAN and q few OF the roustabouts remained
with the wreck to look alter thr boat and
sarKo A. the ~, time e It's siakns rand
Of lumber and lot Of sundries. Preside1t John
W. Bailey q The Memphis and White River
to secure q suitable boat to take the place OF The
orlando. Receipts by river to-day were q buIes
of cotton.
Paducah. KY, July s.--The Dick Fowler lit out
for Cais2 at $40 q. m The Joe Fowler left for
Speed arrived from New Orleans yesserday at
aeaeek AnA laes - C1na1nnaA = koas later.
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EXCuhuRcs
Foreign exchange was in light demand, and the
market was weak.
D. r. Francis. Bro & Co report closing rates
as follows:
Prime sterling. cables 4.ssh; checlss ls7,s; 90
days 1854.
Bankers checks LISTS: co days 4.s5: 30 days
l.4k.
Grain bills 4.s7i4. Cotton bills 4.s4L
6.18h.
French checks 5.le1a1-1saS.ls7s; % days
S.1sZ.
Swiss checks 5.17lsGIl-l6 60 days 5.2OGl. 10.
Belgian checks SIZE; 60 days $50.
Bankers reichsinarck cables s5 11-i6fsE; checks
30 9-16 20 days %.
Commercial checks 95Sa7-1s; 60 days "a 1876
GN; 80 days "a 9-1SGA.
Bankers Dutch checks 40 7-16Gtlt: 90 days 41k.
Commercial checks 40 6-lelts: 60 days 40 Lis
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an IOU1S MERCHANTy BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
Mn AEN aERYICE. --.-..--

C.ssnourd-Leave Eighth and Gfatiot streetss
<rcent sunday 4:ol s:i6 f:9o $751; 1906 11:is q
m: tiso5. go. 400 SO s:s5. sds 2: M: &:
oniy-5:M f:o5 9;O5 a. M: tz:z, $50, u:n p. Ts'
Leave Washington avenue. except Sunday. BOG
e.5f 7:u SOS ie9, 1i:z3 .. M: 13:09. 1:4. 3:5G
400 5:II 6::9, sos p. m. Saturday and sunday
onIy-II: 16 D. m. sunday ou1y-S:G. 1903. 9:09 4.
Westbound-Leaye Granite city. except Sunday
sis Sol 7:ao slt 9;s l s:,9 M IT, ~
or II, l:Go D. m. Sunday only. 12:15. $50. 500
I~nve Madison, except Sunday. 5:f9. see, 7.os
s:ls. 9:s2, 1o4s 9. M. 1:i5 2.17. 3z7. $40. SOL
Ill llx s p 800 s;M !os M ID Sol m
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feet; on falls ; feet inches; below locks. u
feet 8 inches. Weather clear and PLEASANT ytsT
Cincinnati. o.. July S.-.Riyer II feet inches:
rising. Weather clear and pleasant br.s5 ~
Eva nsviIle. Ind.,. July SRiyer f:.s fects fAsf..
Ing. John X. Speed up at D. afr :.
Pittsburg. Pa. July S.-R.ser ~ feet: falling
W e.tleE clear and WARM. y =. y.
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wall Street (;ossin.

T The saR 81 hs the Ss% N
New York; July cables o9 r.
IeE reg prices s and q the early trad
market declined far below the London level soon
sftsr the o OPENING and on the ecss sreage
s4eesded the sales by 5000 shares. and were
nssvis ss in mnISn Posc A,ehson outhn Pa
There were Euny disturbing factors in tho
llews. ne United States Steel strike and high
ssasy selling S he Bros sa ate Chicago
Taesssx his . saa fully fs ass
ass e. hfh $4,000 shares 1r Of limited
Union Pacific ard Afchison. Flower 4 Co. Tai
bt: J.. TAYLOR ' Co and Bell & Co. were heavy
Selling by Western houses and Western people
and made the market close at the lowest for
many active stocks This late selling was wholly
corn crop
The heaviest selling Of United States Steel to-
sales beora sonn as s0 to
don and the Brokers Tor recent a heavy seller
to I Strike new selling On in was .ne It
tho most important plants operated by the COM
pany.
Tho decline in st. Paul started with selling
by I. H. & a. FRANKIE. Wassernan Tros were
also heavy sellers ind the decline reached many
stop orders on the execution Of which the lowest
prices OF the day we're reached. This selling like
that Of other leading railroad stocks was at
trituted to the eating Of rates by the AtchisOn
system: There was some buying ly London. but
the bulk of stock was taken on standing invest
nent orders. which were reached by the decline
Chicago houses and brokers understood to
EaI die orders for tine Moore Bros were teavy
sellers of Atchison during the greater part Of
the day. While the selling was IN progress bull
letins we're circulated by houses with Chicago
connections. giving reports of great damage to
the corn crop in Kansas In the afternoon the
stick rallied on statements by officials OF the
conrsn ny that the reports were exaggerated and
in many cases unfounded.
There was more calling Of loans this morning
and large number of brokers were gathered ir,
the loan crowd early in the day The first loans
we're made at per cent Then loans of large
amounts were made. at aud per cent and
some loans were reported MT 9 per cent. After
this rate was reached, the Bank OF Commerce
loaIed s.. 100000 at per cent and large amounts
GENE In at the same time that were loaned at
per cent. about $40 900 in all.
London cables wern as follows:
London, LIS p. ,n.-The market for Americans
Is duh. Steel common Is equal 4, f7ll bid: pre-
ferped equal to ?6ss bid and American Rails are
montreal at parity.
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/. ......1s n. e. G. & c.. S.. IS
Mining Sharea.
Goxernment Ronds.
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
An All-Round Good business Trans-
acted-NO Change in Rates.

The new week IN the local money market
opened up yesterday in a very satisfactory and
encouraging way business in all departments OF
banking being active and quite heavy. This was
especially true OF the business done In u routine
way ut the various banks and trust companies
both Of which were active and large. The de-
mHnd for money was very good aud rates of In
terest were unchanged at ; TO per cent, on
which basis call and time loans were made.
The local bank bearings were encouraging at
$S.92. 3C6 and the balances amounted to ,39 2Sg
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker & Co.. bond. stock, commercial paper
and exchange brokers, No. 800 North Fourth
street, quote exchange as follows:
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Wool.

New York, July 8.-Wool dull
London July S.-The offerings at the wop1 auc-'
tion sales to-day numbered i45ss bales There
was keen competition for superior greasy merinos
Inferior sold at irregular rates. cape Of Good
Hope and Natal sold freely. American buyers
purchased superior msrfnos and medium greasy
CROSS breds. A good home and Continental de-
mand prevailed. Following are the sales in
sAdai. sid: greasy aeloisd soneensiandSi.t 40
bales: secured Is 1dG1s sd: greasy 5IsGsd.: VIC
iIMd South Ags s bales; seeuree 4.sda1
Is Id: greasy 4qszd. West Australia-10O bales:
ID: Ereasy !al1,sd. New Zea,and-l7eS bales;
secured sNq.!sd; greasy l.sGSd. Cape Of Good
greasy 4sGsd. ,...ss -
New York, July &-sugar Inactive at 4 Size. =
New orlssns: L.; Iuiy s.-sus.r aais.; open
centrifugal yellow sK1zsc:; seconds ~ "a ifo.
lasaes dull: centrifugal s01scs =, - d.
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River FOrecast.
The river at st. Louis will fall.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 1o.f feet. in
dicating a decline of 3 in the last twenty-fOur
hours
Business along the river front yesterday was
brisk Receipts Of grain were heavy and offerings
fair.
Weather clear and mild.
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BOND SALES AT NEW york.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July &-Sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
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Chicago stocks,
Eoreiun Evchanue

Received daily by D. R. Francis. Bro. & {
PA North Fourth street
Westinghouse Air Brake sold at 1S7.
Pittsburg Plate Glass 173k bid. 174 asked.
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st. Louis and Hamburg Transportation Co.
STEAMER JULIA.

QHormerly the Belle of Calhoun.
~ - For Mozier's Hamburg and all CAL
houn County landings Frank Mey-
16ss8 ers MASTER leaves from wharfbIat
foot Locust street, Tuesdays and Fridays at
.. IN. II. C. SCHOPPE & SON. Agents.
Phone Kinloch a 3GS. lis Vine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND
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(ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTEF
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
fvia Bismarck, and Delta,..:.
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mali
(via Bismarck and Delta)....
L., II. Il ST. l.. RY. blend
Train.
Fast Mail-Owenstoro. Clover
port. Louisville and the East.
Eastern Expres5-Owensboro:
Cloverport. Louisville ana
the East