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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-15
TO-Day's
Departed.
River Rialto Brevitfes.

The Columbia is due in, port this morning
from Chester. and will receive to clear on the
downstream trip this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The City Of Clifton reached St Louis last
night from the Tennessee River with a good
cargo OF freight and a fair list of passengers.
The Cape Girardeau will arrive to-day from
Commerce and will receive to depart. for the
same port tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock
The w. II. Grapevine cleared yesterday aft
ernoon for Wolff's Point and intermediate land
ings on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. She
had a few passengers and about 25 tons of
freight.
The Chester is due to arrive from Cape Gi-
rardeau this morning. and will depart In the
afternoon at 3 O'Clock on the downstream trip.
The Quincy left port yesterday afternoon for
ST. Paul and way landings with a light trip OF
freight and $50 passengers.
The Julia cleared for Hamburg yesterday
afternoon with a fair upstream trip OF freight
and a few passengers
The Peters Lee will reach ST. Louis late to-
night or early. tomorrow morning from Men,
phis. She will receive to clear for the same
port Tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The City Of Sheffield departed yesterday aft
ernoon for Hamburg with a light trip Of freight
and a fair list Of passenger.
The repairs to the John X. Speed are pro-
crossing rapidly, and It H. now thought the boa,
will be In condition to depart on the way 10
New orleans about August Is.
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down at 2 a. m. returning at II a. m. The City
OF memphis up at III a m. The Rees Lee due
down. Peters Lee due up. River falling, Weather
cloudy and threatening rain.
Warsaw. ILL.,. Aug. h-Gauz reads 4.s feet
weather clear and warm. Sidney due up this
evening. Silver Crescent down and up.
Paducah, KY. Aug. H--Observations taken
this morning at O'Clock: The river gauge
reads 81 feet. The Dick Fowler departed Tor
Cairo at Sis a m. The City Of Clifton from
St Louis arrived at s a. m. and left for the
Tennessee River with a coed trip at s a. m. The
and in tow with the John 8. Hopkins left for
Evansville at f.b D. m The Henry Harley will
get away for the Tennessee River at o. m.
Burlington. Ia. Aug. 1.-THE river is 1 foot II
Inches above low-water mark Of 1854: a fall of I
inch. Weather cloudy and warmer. The Eloise
in and cut from keokuk- The Urania in and out
from Davenport.
Louisville. KY Aug. 1t-Rlver falling: canal
81 feet; falls 81 feet, below locks 90 feet. The
weather Is cloudy and warm.
Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. L-Rive 20 inches:
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. N.-River : feet; station
airy. Weather clear and warm.
Cincinnati. o.. Aug. N.-River 3 feet Z inches:
falling Raining.
Evansville. Ind. Aug, -Riy ~ feet: rfs-
Ing Weather cloudy.
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d. r. Francis. Bro. & Co. received the follow
ing synopsis Of the conditions governing the stock
market:
London cables reported a strong market on the
other side. and one house had a cable reaGing:
Publish feeling in all ~r,men
There was an urgent enough demand in London
20 cause srbitrage brokers to sell steadily there
agains, purchases In this market. The London
buying in all amounted to about 1890 shares.
mostly L. p. Atchison and st. Paul. II was
thought here that demand In LonGon yesterday
and to-day was wholly covering of shorts.
The tone of the market in the early trading fol-
lowed London closely. Commission houses re-
ported a slight Improvement in business and
some Of the buying came from nearby points
like Philadelphia, but the bulk OF the buying.
outside Of arbitrage purchases. was by
houses like !. 4 s., wornser. with important
banking accounts. Purchases by these houses
were mostly of high-priced dividend stocks.
The feature of the early trading was the &C.
tivity and strength in ST. Paul. There was q
large crowd in the stock at the opening and the
first sales were reported as 700 shares. London
houses were heavy buyers just after the opening.
and what are called speculative banking interests
took a good deal of stock in the fret hour. The
extreme high prices before noon were caused by
covering Of local shorts. The movement was ac-
companied by a good deal OF talk about prospects
for an Increased dividend. The directors meet on
September IL to act on the dividend. but so far
have given TO intimation about what they ex-
pect 10 do.
Early in the day there was a disposition to re-
gard the news from the steel strike as unfavor-
able. ard supporting orders were placed in both
the common and preferred stock. The trading in
the steel stocks was light after the first hour.
and there was little pressure Of stock during the
greater part Of the Gay.
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RAIL WAY POSTAL CLERKS.
Officers Elected and General Rou.
tine Business Considered,

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 1.-THE tenth annual
convention of the National Association of
Railway Postal Clerks OF the Sixth Divi-
sion met in convention in this city to-day
with delegates present from Illinois, Iowa.
Nebraska. South Dakota and Wyoming.
The principal event of the morninH was
the address by National President c. l..
shafer. who. speaking Of the reclassifca-
ton OF mail clerks, said the movement was
receiving the hearty support of the Post
Office Department.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: President. w. +. F1sheI.
Cedar Rapids. reelected: vice president.
w. J. Burgess. Chicago; secretary-treas-
urer. John F. Johnston. Omaha.
tional convention to be held In NilWaukee
In September.
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by Telegraph.
RFPURJIC SPECIALS.

during the last q hours. The i gauge e reads Sa 1904 20
ohio River. arrived at midnight. did her isusl
Der. q small lot q sundIies; The City Of cir.
% freight; She did a little business Al the
I II p The m. G ssyin ~ g. 3 god Tsui sTi seS Of tssif Sss And Nsw F oT-
she waited at Carp Point n 80 this morning
in s'a Ssro sa ms ssfee sn sou fs0 at Bir n df Poins t.s: sae
day. The Ferd fEeroid. with a good trip. departed
t cairo I Poihs. where sr she was sss AGROUND 1lssf, an sh son ssr ass
a half. The $. Il; u; ciais; fI'm New orleans;
a ass,sssd al BY the a. a'e n. Ese eTT We5a Win vi IN avs sI iCads ed
await the arrival q the ,er,sinder Of her tow.
vsIiai and George Rogers went 10 ST. .sI louis E'f ~
rain to-day. The Cleaner departed Tor ST. Louis
Mississippi. arrived a. / p. m, with four barSes
OF lumber. one Of which is consigned to Gin
south tonight. The Carrie v, from ,he south.
arrived at 5 p. m. with one barge of logs. She
one barge Of lumber from TIE Liver mississippi.
passed up for Joppa at $50 ?. II. The Herman
b psspe sSid ' by . iRsi owners. the chi r : Mn, n and
Lumber cem9panxs t. T1s the Cairo; Msmpnis and
is a new company organized for towing fgs
and lumber for the former owners o. The heais.
There is nine feet II water reported
TO Memphis. Several OF the crossings ere re-
ported narrow, with very strong currents. The
aredgeboats have commenced working. The
Eeta is at island "a. and the Ia Is at the foot
Of island ls. The Peters Les. from Menlh.s. aai
the Rees Lee. from St Losis. are due.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Aug. NL-Cape Girardeau I'd
at $40 this morning Margaret departed for
Cairo at 6 this morning. Chester down at Z a..
m. Rees Lee down at 5 p. m City of Memphis
up at 6 n. m Chester up at 5 p. m. The Fritz
is aground on a bar at head Of Tower Island
and viii have to have help to get q. -he gauge
reads rs feet. n fall Of 4 of a foot in last "a
hours. Weather Cloudy and warm.
Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 1.-THE river here
stands . feet on the gauge. a fall Of ! OF A loot
in the last "a hours. The Delta departed at :
n, m. for Ticksburg with a fair trip. The James
Lee departed at 5 ?. m. for Friar's Point. The
Georgia Lee .departed at ) D.. m. for Ash2o-t-
The Kate Adams will arrive tonight from Ar
kansas City. and returns tomorrow.
Chester. H.. Aug. r falling: gauge l.S
feet. Weather clear. Boats up: Columbia left
at noon: Chester and Cape Girardeau due up.
Beats down: Chester. at 1:30 q. m: Columbia. at
s q. m: Rees Lee. at 9 a. m
81. Paul. Mimi. Aug. 1l-The steamer 81.
Paul arrived at ;. and left at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing with a nice passenger list. in and out Of 81.
csse 0irardeau. No. AUG. 1A-TAs casstsr
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TRAGEDIES At BLOOMINGTON.
Suicide, Two Fatal and One Seri.
Gus Accidents in a Day.
SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bloomington, ILL.,. Aug. 14-Olaf Nordinc.
a Swedish brick mason. fired a bullet
through his brain while a patient at st.
Joseph's Hospital to-day. Dependency
over the recent death of his wife inspired
the deed. Five small children survive.
Earl Johnson. a negro boy. tried to crawl
under a Big Four freight train to-day.
The cars started and severed his head and
both arms.
William Stevens. a carpenter. while .e-
pairing ar elevator in the Evans building to-
day was caught by the descending cage
and was badly crushed through the breast.
Miss Lou Billings Of Noble. ILL.,. was
brought TO this city to-day for surgical
aid, having been struck by a Big Four En-
CINE while driving across the track near
Mansfield. Her skull was fractured and
she cannot live.
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS ANn
Glover Leaf Rot
Train.
1.-THE Commercial Traveller
indianapolis, Toledo. Buffalo
and New York
Buffalo and New York Express
Ramsey Accommodation -.
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Mining Shares.
Bonds.


New York. Aug. NL-Money on call steady at
paper 4lzos per cent. Sterling exchange easier.
with actual business In bankers. bills at s4.7%
G4-S.ss for demand. and at ISL, for Gu
days: posted rates S4sea4 seh and A.ssizdlse:
commercial bills H.s4zTiS5. Mexican dollars lsc
Government bonds steady; State bonds inactive;
railroad bonds firm. Exchanges. Sl5s. $50, 5ss; bal
ances- sc al. 80.
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.



The promises held out last week that the pres
ent week would be a big Improvement, and would
more than redeem the shortcomings of that pc
NOD. show every evidence that they will be full
hiied- since the week opened Monday there has
been a WY marked and noticeable improvement
In the extent and character Of the business trans
acted at the various banks and trust compa lies.
This business has been large and active in all
branches of banking. and bankers express them
selves as encouraged and satisfied with the pres
ent conditions. and the future outlook, whicn,
they say. is sure to improve still more, as busi-
ness In all lines OF trade Is slowly but surely
improving. speculation Is growing in grain and
the Investment demand for local stocks and bonds
broadening Yesterdays proceedings at banks
ana trust stocks were Of a lively character. and
the aggregate business done was large. The de-
mand for money. which has been growing stead
lily OF late. was liberal. and funds being in good
supply; a majority OF those presenting the light
sort Of paper for discount were accommodated
and considerable Idle m ney found employment.
Routine business Of all kinds was active. espec-
tally checking and depositing. and a very satis-
factory days business was had with outside
banks. There was no change reported in interest
rates. which We're quoted at 5 to ! per cent in
the extreme for call and time money.
The bank clearings yesterday were encourag-
ingly large. and bear evidence Of the aIl-rolnd
improvement in general business. and in fran
ces. they amounting TO $7,035. GIG, the balances
hAfn- TA-lsfA1 ~ 80 81
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DRAMATIST ST0DDARD ILL
in a Sanitarium and in q
Critical Condition.

New York. Aug. H-Lorimer stoddara.
dramatist and actor. Il reported to b ~
riously Ill and in a critical condition In
sanitarium at Liberty. N. Y. His dramau-
cations Of Tess Of the D'UrberviI1es." In
the Palace of the King" and "NapoIeon
B~onaparte." are well known to the puhaio,
He b q son Of Mr.. Richard Henry 0e00r
dard.
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ment of Mr.. Havemeyer's health. but re-
acted and showed a rather weak tone. The
belief that the 81. 100000 of new stock has
been or Is being sold on the market had
an adverse effect. 1t is worth recording that
London bought 5000 shares yesterday, and
5000 shares to-day.
Exchange is weaker. probably on the re-
cent London purchases of stock. and the
question Of gold shipments is shelved for
the present. Money is easy, and on this and
other accounts is likely to remain so. There
Is so far no sign of the expected Western
demand for money to move the crops. >
Profiting by the rather dull tone which
developed in the afternoon trading. traders
ra:ded the market, catching stop orders in
Union Pacific. st. Paul, Atchison and South
ern Pacific. The movement appeared to be
purely professional and prices rallied ma
terially before the close.
Commission business was still limited, but
the market showed a tendency to broaden
and in spite of the reaction had a very fair
UnGertone. Money continued easy all day
at 2 to 2a per cent. The borrowing demand
indicated a very fair short interest.
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At CAMP LINCOLN.
Excessive Heat Tries the Mettle
of Illinois Militiamen.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. 14-The third hat.
talon Of the Fourth Infantry spent to-day
upon the rifle range at Camp Lincoln, whue
the First and Second Battalions received
Instructions in various drill formations up-
on the parade ground. The heat was exc
cesstve and tried the mettle of the militia.
men. Several prostrations resulted, but
none will terminate seriously. The Exhth
ing at drill work. including a battle exer-
else; Their volley firing was exceptionally
good. and their ground gaining and other
maneuvers were highly complimented BY
officers Of the Fourth Regiment.
governor Yates Will review the troopo a.
camp Lincoln Tomorrow afternoon.
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Chicago. Aug. N--C1earings "a. sos. -: balances
n rW - Posted exchange Sl.Ss for n d,vs. a "a
on demand. New York EXCHANGE SOC.
Cincinnati. o.. Aug. A-C1earinxs e 7ss. $50.
par.
Baltimore. Nd. Aug. n.-Cleariue. 8. cst SIS:
Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. N-C1earine. 81. sos,-
2@. balances s113.3H- Money ~ per cent.
Rcftnn. Aug. H.-ExchAnges 81. Cs5. ~: bal.
ances &. o5. 1854.
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Prime sterling cables ssiI44.sss: checks
sT:TaT4 81 so; 60 days 4.s5A q S5iL.
Commercial bankers checks 4.ssS: 50 days
i.S5ixI4. SCI.
Grain bills 4.s5%: cotton 4.s4i.d4. sis.
Bankers Paris cshles s.1sl:: checks 5.1sa dl-is
T5. IsH: 60 days SKA nc Lie.
Commercial French francs. checks B.is5kf
: Ie Lie: co DAYS 5.Is1. as IS lis.
swiss checks 5.1s7sa5.i Is Lie: 60 days 5.IoS1
5.fe LIS.
belgian checks 5.17h: 60 days 20.
Bankers reichsmarks. cables e5ii: checks IS 5-le
Tos%: GO days 81 15-1sd95.
davs e4S.
bankers Dutch ~euilders. checks ga SIG;
Commercial docks ~ s-1s: 90 days 80 1916.
Market weak ard fully 1-5s lower.
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BALK At AMMUNITION.
southampton Authorities Will Not
Dock an American Battleship.

London. Aug. H.-Rear Admiral Crom-
well is in London tonight. trying to ar
range to dock his flagship. the Chicago. at
Southampton.
The authorities there have refused to
dock the Chicago unless she discharges all
her ammunition. and the upshot viii prob
ably be that the Chicago win 60 to Havrs
or Portsmouth.
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New York. Aug: H-Bar silver 5sixc; London
steady at q 15-isd per ounce.
Treasury Statement.

Washineto1. Aug. H:-To-day's statement OF
the Treasury balances in the general fund. OK
elusive of the $3.50. oa non gold reserve in the d.
vision II redemption, shows: Available cash bal
notes received to-day for redempt,on ss75. $50: Dow
eminent receipts from internal revenue s12Ls77:
lures s. So. COZ.
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Chicago stock Market.
STOCKS AND BONDS AT BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 14-Closing prices on moneys.
stocks, bonds and mining shares were as fol-
lows:
Money.
Call loans VA per cent: time loans fis95 ger
cent
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lie = Ne ~
Train.
Southern Limited ....-..........
Fast Mail-EvansvillA Nash
vile. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga. ATTAIN
Ia, Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fa........ .....
Southern Express to Evans
willie. Nashville. Birming-
ham. Mobile. New OrieanA
Townsville. jacksonville.
Palatka, Ocala and st.
Petersburg, Fla... ,,
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Rheumatism. more painful in this climate
than any other afniction. cured by prescrip-
ton No. Isl. by Elmer & Amend.
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BURLINGTON

Train. Depart Al
For Hannibal. H.. & ST. J:
points. quincy. ksokuk and 49,
Local Ia HANNIBAL $50 am ss:a
For Quincy and North ...-..-.-- fs:Oo am Ie"s
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois ana a.
wisconsin --.-.----...--...-- III am ia
The Burlington-Northern Pa
cifc Express. for Kansas
city. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Back Hills. wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and e.
Twin CITY Express. for Mime -,
apolis. ST. Paul and Iowa g. = '2.0S pm 81
The Nebraska Colorado EN-
press, for Denver. Colorado.
s, Josenh tnn""... se.6 pm ss:5
Local 10 burlington ............ 80 pm SIS
For Northern Iowa. ST. Paul .-
and Minneapolis ...--....--"s:4o pm ie-a
For Illinois. via East Size line
TO Rock Island and Clinton. -,
For Dubuque and La Crosse :: :s:2l pm liza
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. ST. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado. 49,,
Utah and Pacific Coast --.--. 's.p pm 81
Local from Hannibal ---.-.--.. -..-. sil:V
For Alton-Leave $50 a. a.. daily: s:zl a
daily: IL: 90 a. m. daily: 1:p p m-. Satu
only: 500 y. M. except Saturday ana sun
sos p. m. except Sunday: $50 p. m. 6aiiy:
.. m. daily; s:sl p. m. daily: u:ls p H.
DAY only.
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Third Call.


ST. Louis. Wednesday. Aug. IA. 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
IS, and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
The. Republic by d. r. Francis. Bro. & Co.
bonds and stocks. No. 24 North Fourth street:
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., p. 4 ST. ID.

Alton. Chouteau Slough and -,
Peoria. Pekin and Springfield. 2
Chouteau Slough. Grafton and =.
Elsah. .......- -..-...-.----. =
Alton. Chautauqua and Grafton =
Anon.C hautaudua and Grafton "A
Alton. Springfield and jack -,
sonville .....-.-.. ....-....... n
Alton. Springfield and Graf
ton .--.-......-- .-.....--.--.. "
Jacksonville Express ..-.-...-. -
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THIRD NATIONAL
STOCK ON THE BOOM.
GOOD TRADING AND STRONG
PRICES THE FEATURES.
United Railways and Other Bank
Stocks in Demand and a Strong
Market Was Experienced.

The session of the local Stock Exchange
yesterday was without exception one of the
best of the week so far. both as regards the
number and character of the dealings and
the prices paid. More life was shown.
brokers being better supplied with orders
and they appeared to take more interest in
the proceedings. with the result that many
more quotations were made and a bet
ter market experienced. The principal feat
ure OF the market was the good demand
that was had for local bank stocks, and in
particular Third National. which sold quite
freely and at sharply higher prices. There
Were other bank stocks traded in and
wanted, but Third National had the call, as
IL has all through the week. During the
day there were sales of this stock amount
ing to 102 shares at $3.50. s2a0.5o and sy31. the
latter being "a per share above where it
closed the day before. The closing bids
yesterday were 500 70. and sci was asked,
National Bank of and Cont
mental National were in demand and
brought good prices. 30 shares of the first
named bringing s293. and a small lot of )
shares of the last $227. the selling price the
day before at close Of market. and which
was bid for more.
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The market for United Railways was
stronger. but the trading was on a very
limited scale for the reason that sellers
were few and far between. and generally
above buyers views in their prices. Mos:
OF the trading was IN Transit. or commo
STOCK. and ITO shares changed hands during
the day at 81. which was the selling price
the day before. The so shares OF preferred
that sold also brought an advance, the price
paid being SS1.25 and $1 was bid for more.
The Is were again quiet and without quota
BILE change.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.


SPECIAL
New York, Aug. I4.-Saies of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
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Whitaker & Co. bond. stock. Commercial naper
and exchange brokers. No. coo North Fourth
street. quote exchange as follows:
Bid. Asked.
Chicago -. Zoe dis mar
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River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis will show slight change.
River and business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 6 feet. iodi-
eating a decline Of 4 Of a foot In the last q
hour.
Business on the Lvee yesterday was fairly
active. Freight receipts were light. but offer
ings were normal.
Weather bright ana warm.
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ID. 4 O.. S-W. Il. IL.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ington. Baltimore. Phiia6el-
phia and New York Express. s2:l5 am 'l2;1, pm
Cincinnati, Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Fast Mail. 1896 pm $50 am
Cincinnati Accommodation -. IL 10 am t1:2s pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited ----..--..- sS:3) am 800 pm
a lora ..--..---- f5:fD pm fs.3s am
Flora Accommodation .---...-.. 4S:3S pm flJ:S- am
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route 's=O am 'oJe pm
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COTTON BELT

COTTON BELT
(sT. LOUIS SOUTHwESTERN
Train. Depart Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
1via Bismarck and Delta).-.. 500 am 1IS pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
ivia Bismarck and Delta).--- 30. pm - ,tn
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Like bank stocks, trust stocks were in
demand. but were not traded In so largely.
though the prices paid and bid were strong
ana higher, 100 shares of Commonwealth
selling at SOS, and the 30 shares of Lincoln
that changed hands bringing 81 a share ad-
vance, the price paid being $40. M.ssis-
slppi Valley was better at $29s bid. bur
other stocks were unchanged and quiet.
During the day there was a very fair de-
mand for $1,000 Brewery 6s. and there were
sales of $500 at $50. Is, with $50. 80 bid for
more, and $3.50 asked. Granite b. METALLIC
and American-Ne;tie mining stocks were
both In demand. but no sales were made.
among the quotations made at the ses-
sion yesterday was one on East st. Louis
trust and Savings stock. which was bid
w. and another on American ~Arithmome-
ter stock. which was bid $3.50. and offered
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4 e Pm PS;ssss
~ I'm T:is~
9.1 pm Taam
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City o: So. Loais.

Corrected daily by Guy p. Bilion. No. so7 Olive
street: