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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
Los amigos de Scheley
Catastrofe en- Austria

H ocnrriio ura hcrsiaia ratkstrcfe en Ia
Inca ferrea que " De Viens ID, tn
Dos trenes chccaron resultando 1s oasaia-
ros uertos un gran ndneTo con mutilacio-
horrofosas.
Los vagones ardIeron despuss de ocurrida
Is coalisi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
TembIores de terra

To manans, serfan proxims mente las
cinco, se sintieron en- esta ciGdad d os tenb bio
res de TERRA en- corto int4rvalo. Ambos dura-
ron slgunos segnndos.
Esos fsr6menoe ssfsmicos fueron de osci-
lacf6n.
muchss rarsones preocupa ell que se re-
pitan con tarta frecuencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24

Lista De los huespedes pasaieros del Ho-
I'll AURORA.
DON Marcelino Solz, don Salvador Sola.
DON Mariana Abril. don Luis Rodriguez Cabre-
70, don Carlos Toro Fernandez, don Pedre
Lama, don Pastor Sanchez, don LaDreano Ro-
drignaz, der Roman Blanco, don Rsfaei Pac'
nassa, don Antonio Alvares.
Aurora Marin.
Propietaris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
BIBLIoTEcA Dc <LA DEMocRAclA,

desdt 1osa. sOs burlais? sDesde
cuaEdo los homb brcs hOnrad(s cru@
zan sus armss con lCs que reclaman
Ell presidio?
Renato palideci6 & hizo un no.
Vimiento para caer sobre Ell sefiof
de Langeais. :. Matilde presa de
terror, sc interpuso entire les dCs
hom breS exclamando:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24

horrible; pero ESQ no puede ser,
mo, no, ESQ es imposible
Ell hermanO de Matilde sc sentfa
descub1erto; pero. anD asf. trat6
de darse la actitud del htmbre In.
justamente ofendido.
-lMe insultais, cabsl!eroi-d dijo.
- Ne dareis una satisfaction.
IA vosl- dijo Pablo con sonrisa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFICINAs EN- SAN JUAN

El seHor Presidssate del CaseTpo E5scut5uo,
por haber mudado gu res!oeuca Santurce,
recihfra en su despacho--San Justo 11-de IL
a de Ia tarde p. n.
Sacrefdrsn General: Fortaleza II, altos 6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
Propietsris.

MANGAs Y CAPIROTES-versos de Luis
Rodrfyuez Cabrera. De venta en- Ia calle de
la Forsaleza NO Sc, 81 prscio de 30 eentsyos
eli etsmplar. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
'RI7zE, L(INDT & co.
PONs E, II. R.

PEF "a - Ja1S - ASs
:, en- Mayagstes g San Juaa.)
.ueros y cOmfsiOnistas
AGEN T ES
s;ouientes compafIfas de vapores
.r,burg American Limo
Hamburg.
Lk vELOCE
Geneva.
xopF, and Pto. Rice 3. 6. Co
N New York.
nonson Steamship Line.
New York.
ssrra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
IA eorrsos de sobrinos de Herrera
Hahana.
.oux West Eu5aes n. Co
Galveston.
10 las siguientes Compshfss de Ase-
4, contra incendlo.
IA BALOIsE, -
AACHEN & MUNICH.
AsEGUROS MAR1T1MOS
Norte GermAnica.
Representatives.
pO.,d Of Underwriters Of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
Ageneza de periodicos

o6oina de Ia DEMOORAOIA
Puerto gA k2s szeraad's do Il. II,
Antigua Gale de Ia EoFtslssa hoy de Allen.
nGInsra 90.
So vende La DEnoCgACIA J tOdos los
psft6dicos de la Isla San Juan.
nos Ofrecanos para egeHte de peri6diA
cos eu Ia isis 81 ezurangero mbien nos
encsrgaLnos C. ia vents de obras literariss
81 Sc nos eomisiOla para clio.
La correspoDdecoia debs dirijirse
DON JOSE LABRADOR.
Apartddo 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24

Ademas ssldrA todos los diss un vapor }
las S. 80 de Ia rnansns de Catafio para 10 Capt.
tai otro las 6.15 de la taris desde la Capt.
tal para Catano 10 ten!endos por ahors, estos
dos vapores con- binacon de trenes.
Bayam6n ct de Agosto de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24

Salfdas de la Capital J Bayam6n
sipuItS tSnaamento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

ItinerarIo de Trenes Vapores que regira
desds el dia ie Septiembre de 1901.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
MISSOURI CROP CONDITIONS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia, Mo-. April 1s.-The Missouri ri
section Of the United States Weather and
Cron Bureau issued Tuesday its first week
ly report Of the season, as folloWs:
than usual throughout the State with raw
east winds and much CLOUDY Weatner. ha, ..nn
fell on five days during the week ana over
portions Of the western ana soutneIn e. ses.
tions the total fall ranged from l to over
inches. elsewhere 1t was generally less
than l inch.
In most Of the southeastern and = few Of T
fairly favorable for farm work. and oat
sowing has been completed early. Gardens
have potatoes planted and preparations Tor
In a few Of the southeastern counties
corn planting IL well under way.
In Dunklin County considerable cotton
has also been planted. In some Of the CEN
tral and northern counties oat sowing was
in progress during part Of the week. some
gardening was done and In few OF the
central counties little corn has been
planted. but the soil was generally too too
heavy to work well, and in many OF the
northern counties it has been SO wet that
practically no farm work could Do done
during the week.
Some FAX has been sown in the south
western counties. Wheat continues In ex-
cellent condition as rule and pastures
are starting nicely though the id wea.ne1 arfh
A little spring wheat has been sown IN
the extreme northwestern counties.
Peaches, plums and pears are blooming
very full in the southern counties and the
prospects for large fruit crop are very
nattering.
"over the greater part of the country east
of the Rocky Mountains the week has been
mination and growth. With the exception
Of portions of the Lake Region. Florida.
Texas and California. there is generally am
nle moisture in the soil, and the conditions
now most needed, especially in the central
valleys. are sunshine and warmth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
AMERICANS ACTIVE;
C0NSULS RATHER STRONG.
LONDON MARKET CLOSED
WEAK ON REALIZING.
Copper Again the Feature of New
York Trading-New Interest
in Burlington.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. April 1.-THE general market
IN London was fairly active and moderately
hrm. Americans during the greater part OF
the day were steady. without special fea-
ture. but the colse was rather weak on
realizing. Consols were rather heavy. but
closed without material change.
The opening here was Irregular. with
Amalgamated Copper the strong feature on
talk OF big copper combination into which
Amalgamated would enter on the basis Of
1bO for the stock. The call issued during the
day for deposits OF Boston and Montana
rs but . step In this direction.
President H1rs statement that transfer
OF Burlington had been completed indicated
new interest In that stock and In Northern
Pacific and In Erie.
There seemed to be some tendency to
1(pal. The violent fluctuations in Colorado
Fun ana Iron were attributed to the efforts
Of the Gates-Lambert party to secure con-
troll There was rather good buying OF St:
the Burlington deal would force others
which might embrace st. Paul and perhaps
There was aggressive buying Of Sugar and
continent was very bullish. Traders were
heavy sellers Of United States Steel on the
prospect Of labor troubles, but the stock
s0Sssoe esAVu6 iu1tue SuppOte. AuSiS Wob a
tumor that Canada Southern stock might
be retired by q Big Four or Lake Shore
thrper-cent bond, but 1t il not likely that
any such development will come in the near
future.
There was rther good buying OF Kansas
ana Texas preferred. which appears to be
earning at the rate Of per cent this year.
Into the Gould combination on terms spe-
cially favorable to the preferred stock
The oficial announcement Of the compile
tion OF the Burlington deal in the last hour
strengthened the whole list. Burlington and
Northern Pacific advanced easily and Erie
was q notable feature. as 1t is believed this
road will derive substantial benefits from
the new condition Of Affairs. Considerable
profit-takfng developed In places. but
ot0ks were well taken
Call money touched s per cent, but was
Ihclined to ease on toward the close.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
FINANCIAL.

BOND cAI.I-ofnce Peoples Railway Com
gwen to aii holders Of bonds ana Of interest
coupons thereto belonging. issued by the Peg
fiss teommonly known as Second MortgaSs g sss
each. that, under md By virtue of the right q
redemption before maturity reserved II In ,sn, os,a
Of the came ali Of said bondr. and all interest
then accrued and remaining unpaid thereon; . Mi,'
Trust Company, northwest corner OF Fourth and
Locust Streets IN the City Of St Louis mo, on
the irst day or May, 1901, upon the presentation
and surrender to said trust company OF saio
bonds and Of all unpaid interest coupons belong
ing thereto; and that said bonds viii cease %
bear interest and after said last mentoneo
date. Peoples Railway CO., by Charles p. no
Lure President James Adkins. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
Missouri Supreme Court.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. Mo-, April 16.-The follow
ing proceedings were had in Divisions Nos.
and of the Supreme Court Tuesday:
DIVISION NO. I.
Becht Becht; continued to October term on
stipulation.
STATE E Iocs rel os vs. samm suggestion Of success
Reedy vs.. st. Louis Brewing Association; mo-
tion for leave to file motion for rehsaring: filed
by respondent.
Merieies VS.. Wabash Railway Company: ar
Eued and submitted.
State ex rel. Pritechet vs. Mississippi River
Bridge Company: dismissed TOR failure TO pros
ecute the appeal.
Ben vs. Pritckett: argued and submitted
Mcleod VS.. Venable: same entry.
Rnprd vs. lz;S K a;,oR F. R. r ,;, Ca %s entry
overruled.
overruled
Smiths executor We. Boyd: respondents mo-
tion for rehearing overruled: appellants motion
to tax costs Of printing abstract sustained.
Lynn vs.. Hockaday: motion for rehearinG over
Feary VI. Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany: motion for reheartng overruled: motion to
transfer to court in banc overruled; respondents
motion to tax costs Of printing abstract over
ruled.
Palmer VI. Alexander: motion for rehearins
DIVISION NO..
Chapman vs, . MsGrath: ii:,. argued and submitted.
Speed w. St Louis Merchants Bridge Terminal
Railway Company; same entry.
Vinsot vs.. St. Louis; dismissed for failure to
prosecute the appeal.
Vrana VS.. St. louis: argued and submitted.
Sylvester VS.: st. Louis; continued to October
term stipulation.
st. Louis We. Coffee: dismissed for failure to
prosecute the appeal
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
FOREIGN FINANCE.


London April 16-Consols for money 959s: for
the account o5ls: Atchison co.'s; Canadian Pacific
81 St. Paul l57h: Illinois Central l43t.: Louisville
lO1; Union Pacific pfd. 81: New York Central
i54s: Erie 39Y.; Pennsylvania 500: Reading lsis:
Erie first pfd 72M: Northern Pacific ptd. 9S1s:
Grand Trunk s'.; Anaeonda lis: Rand Mine.
ia. United States Steel IS; do. pfd. 96. Money
1884 per cent Rate of discount in the open
market for short bills is 7-l64S 9-l6 per cent:
do. three months bills SkG3as per cent. The
amount OF bullion taken into the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day was f7i0oo. Spanish IS
717s. Gold premium at Buenos Ayres 1850.
Germany.
=, Berlin. April 1s.-Business was quiet on the
Boerse to-day, and prices were maintained. Lc-
calls recovered sharply bear covering: Banks
were In good demand and hardened. Canadian
Paciiics improved. Northern l'acifics were easier
Exchange London 2Om 43 pigs for checks
Discount rates for short bills 3ia per cent three
months bills SO per cent.
France.
Paris. April ls.-Three per cent rcn;es iolf i2isc
for the account. Exchange on London 25t II.
for checks. Spanish IS T2.
Spain.
Madrid. April le-The gold quotation Tuesday
g.. 30
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17

Foreign Exchange.
There was good demand for foreign exchange
and the market was firm.
d. R. Francis. Bro. Co. report closing rates
Prime sterling Ass: cable 4ssk: checks 4ss: %
days ISlS.
Commercial sterling bankerT checks As7X: 90
days 4.s4% 90 days zSsh
Grain bills 4.SS: cotton bills l.A
Bankers Paris 51591-1s; checks 6.1s4t91-1e: 60
DAYS 5.1sM.
Commercial French francs 51ek CLICK: go days
Swiss checks 517liq1-16: 60 days 52o&@1-1s
Belgian checks 5.16AG1-16; GO days 6.20G1-16
Bankers relchsmarks, cables, IS 11-16GN:
checks s5kTs-16: 80 days 81 1916.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks 96 7-16; 90
DAYS 81 1915: 90 days Nlk.
bankers Dutch guIldeTA checks. 10 sis: 60 days
% 1-16IM.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
Domestio Exchanxe.
City of St. Louis.
HotIx h., r,,,, d ptllnu ~,
The Banks.

New York. April 16-C1ose-Money on call firm
st Sas per cent: last loan :; ruling rate 0,S
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business IN
bankers bills at Sass for demand and s4S4tsD
4.s4S4 for TO days. Posted rates s. .s5h and AS
commercial bills $4.s4a4ts4a: silver certificates
60: Mexican dollars 4s. State bonds steady: rail-
road bonds irregular. Exchanges $4Ah2il223: bal
ances $19, 215.
Boston. April 1s.-Dxchanges $sa. .oss: bal
ances 81. 463. .SlS.
ances 81. i52 COS. Posted exchange H.S5hI4. ssh !:
New York exchange aOc premium.
Philadelphia, Pa. April 1s.-Cleartnss SO. 1885,
1893; balances 81, ,913. as.
baltimore. Md. April 1s.-c1earinss &s.lss. 81:
balances S662 400. -
Cincinnati. O.. April 1s--csar1nss s. ass 500
Money 31a to per cent New York exchange
par.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
Government Bonds.
New York MininE Shares.
Dry Goods.

New York. April 1s.-The demand for cotton
goods has been without change but fair sales
made Of heavy brown cottons for export. Some
Of these show slight gain in strength.
Bleached and coarse colored cottons continue dull
and unchanEed. Print cloths inactive and barely
s.eady., Prints and sinshams quiet and un-
Manchester. April 1s.-Cloths buyers and SELL
ers apart Yarns dull and steady.
Treasury Statement.
the Treasury balances in the general fund. ex-
elusive Of the siSe; ooS s gold seserve in the
balance $Iss III, ,7l3: gold sss 1879 547.
Bar Silver.
New York April l6.-Bar silver 5SXc.
London. April 16-Bar silvE steady at q Liza
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
ST. LOUIS AND CALHOUN PACKET COMPANY.
LAW DEPART MENT.
City Of st. Louis.
Law Department.
A-.fv ~ NGn1

City of st. Louis,
Law Department..
April II. 1901.
The Commissioners. in the matter Of
opening alley in city block 1855. under
ordinance No. 1884. will meet at room "a
City Hall. on April 25. 1901. at p. m. for
the purpose of assessing benefits occa-
stoned by said opening. and all parties IN
terested are invited to be present. when
and where they have the right to be heard.
and may except to the COMMISSIONER re-
port before the Circuit Court when II II
filed.
The taxing district for said opening in-
c1udes the property in city block -,
Malt street, east by Seventh street and
west by Eighth street.
B. SCHNURMACHER,
City Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
Loomi. Reaches new York.

New York, April 16.-HOnorabIe +. b.
Loomis, United States Minister to vene1ue-
la, is passenger on the Hed 1.no
night from San Juan.
When seen on board the vessel Mr..
Loomis refused to say anything regarding
Venezuelan matters, except that President
Castro seemed to be firmly seated when he
left Venezuela.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
To.Day's Weather.
Probably fair and colder. with frost.
Arrived.
River Rialto Brevities.

Colonel F. @. Rozier Of ste; Genevieve. Mo-,
Captain Dave Upton brought the new Gov
ernmert boat. Colonel Mackenzie. here from
Was built to take the place Of tho old General
Bernard, and her district extends a. far north
es ST Paul Those who visited the steamer
tuesday pronounced her very seryieeable boat
and the boat store in the afternoon. The Mac
kenzie will clear north In 4 few days.
Captain II. W. Leyhe. general agent for the
Eagle Packet Company. was In East ST. Louis
on business.
The Josie brought in = tow Of logs for Cap
tain Frank Iiebke
Captain Burton went out master Of the
Chester, relieving Captain Penny.
-Captaiu ]. ]. Powers Of Vicksburg has ten.
AarSd tho g. xeuis and New oElsane Stoam0
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
How italy Manages Strikes.

the employees of the Navigazione Generate
Itaiiana, the Government has ordered the
Sandman mail service to be transported by
tary transports, and the Sicilian malls and
passengers by ferryboats. Mails for points
abroad will be sent by foreign steamship
Nus1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
BY TELEGRAPH.

Paducah. KY. April 16.-Steamer John 8. HOP
xisa sas % good UP and dsDaIssd On her .ssasa ::
II q. m. The Clyde arrived from the Tennessss
CLIFTON = da. ts;nisnt nom Il. T.nnss..s HyS
g o. her - ni Tor N Cairo ssi. no.aias
City Of Memphis passed up the Tsnnsssse lsv9
with a fair tr1p for Memphis at $40 .. m. me
last last night with broken hog chain which. sosssnsr
with some repairs to her furnaces. were COM
Gauge reads 2s.s and falling
.sas 1D Md ARE 1er ::sa e. S:
down @ % :. m, Ths Harvester down i p n.
m ssss APr e.sT
1 e. and ses s1o sss evening @
hast Psndr ia sna Out on @ and
arrived down at 10 a: m: with ten empty e.Is
aa e.. & @ rsg Ease sz at sS :: . ".
Harvester down at II 30 a. m with three barrse.
fsa ' sSsay Of 7 and IN q:
Burlington. Ia. April ls.-The river has @ fallen
ss a.s ssP01 marx snS St Is M
Young in and out from ennax ns eaes ss
Memphis, Tenn. April 1e-The river nsrs
stands ss9 fee. on t tine % ,rn r,s q Y
passed down at 3 D. m. for New Orleans with .
big trip. The Sunshine departed at .. m. for
Cincinnati with 200 bales Of cotton. q lot Of sun
departed at 5 p. m. for White River with . gooo
trip. The Lucille Nowland departed At m
of Idaho departed at 4 p. m. for Fulton. The
towboats Harry Brown and Raymond Homer
River with big tows Of empty coal boata me
Charley Brown. with tow Of empty coal boats
field, opposite here. patching boilers. and wiIl
proh
n fall Of .5 in the last "a hours. Cloudy ana
warmer. The Silver Crescent in and out on
time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
POULTRY.
Jobbers and Receivers Come Together
and Market Settles Mt 10 Ia
Cents on Fowls.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. April ls.-Receipts Tuesday were
with a little sprnklins by express The jobbers;
and receivers came together late Monday after
and oa
that they have to sell in with the old roosters
Brought &c. but Tuesday nothing broush, over e.
Western ducks sold in quoted range. while os9seo
Dressed poultry-Recepts to-day Lass pkgs. Tho
advices from Southern Indiana and the more
e ssSRs o saH esay be nsss 4
Receipts are nearly all iced. A few .h,pm.n..
defective and OF uncertain value Average primo
1. ONLY b s the
large fowls. which are not salabie over 9he.
ed fowls scarce and feeling firm.
Frozen fowls are in improved inquiry. With
TurReys % s aniet and slow Of sale. Fancy broiiess
and large. soft-meated rosters have more call.
but prices are not any higher.
.,1 sssy nsas e
fss shs old Geese
'da VEaLssseiiins at 5a5sse for fancy fat calves:
sg4c: thin ewes and bucks at sasc per lb Spring
lambs. 35aio lbs average sa.teg4. according to
FROG LEGs-Large s1.25, medium soc. and
small &c per doz.
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
Chicago April 16.-Dressed poultry dull; turkeys
Sh9lllac: chickens 9U9hc.
The Visible.
New York. Arril 1s.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communication to Bradstreets shows the
pared With the last account: wheat-United
States and Canada. east OF Rockies. decreased
SO. 600; total supply. decreased 21i2000. Corn
United States and Canady. east Of Rockies. de-
creased 11i3,00O bu Oats-United States and
Canada. cast Of Rockies Increased $1,000 bu.
Among tho important decreases not otherwise re-
ported is a falling of OF so. 600 bu. at North
western interior elevators la6 600 bu at interior
oils private elevators. $4,000 bu. at Omaha; "a
600 bu at East st. Louis. 5s 900 bu; at Portland.
the increase of 10000 bu. at Joliet and $1,000 bu
at Winnipeg being the most important Pacific
stocks decreased I'll 900 bu. last week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
A Good Days business Reported II
All DeDnrt IN nts of Ba mixing.

While business in "A general way among the
dTcr.lt banks and trust companies was not
lively or large the day before. 1t was
satisfactory. and bankers and others had no
grounds for complaint. The weather was not not
conducive to business activity. being Wet and
dsagreeable throughout the entire day.. and
checking and depositing was somewhat restricted,
though they still showed iair average. The
demand for money was very good and well
scattered. money In more than ample sup
ply TO satisfy all demand made during the day
and rates were about steady at to 4 per cent.
on which basis call and time money was dis
counted. Business with outside banks said
to DO very satisfactory
The local bank clearings. while not SO large
as those Of the day before, were encouragingiy
large for the second day OF the week. being re-
parted at s.. $685. while the balances amounted
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
van street l,o..iv.

The following synopsis Of the gossip In regard
90 the leading features Of the New York mar
ket was received by d. r. Francis. Bro. q
Co.:
London cables reported Irregular In the market
on the other side and erbitrage brokers traded
IN about 900 shares. about evenly divided be-
tween purchases and sales. The buying was
heaviest In Anaconda and 8. r.. and the selling
was mostly Of New York Central, ST. Paul.
Atchioou and Northern Pacific.
Traders were sellers Of stocks at the opening
and dsrtnG the nr.t hour Commission houses
heavy bayern. especially OF the dividend paying
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
Chicago Stocks.
Pittshurx stoclxs
Foreign Exchanee.

Received daily by D. r. Francis Bro. q Co.
No, 2lI North Fourth street:
PittsburE Glass offered at lso, with no BIDS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
London cables were as follows:

London. l:lb p. m.-Market for Americans 10
extremely dull The dealers arc apparently walt
ing for New Yorks initiative. Prices show irreg-
ularity. Mexican National 10 the feature. selling
= Yorks ~ elos. Iis x y ses,eTSsy. IS arm ne al
sauiyalent to IosN, an ADVANCE % Of \ per cent; cent;
to soN. Others arc y to y per cent lower. but
there is no pressure to SELL
London, 4 d m.-Tho market for Americans IL
irregular.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17

INCORPORATEDLThe St. Louis Medical
Review Association filed articles Of jncor-
poration Tuesday. The capital stock Of $1O-
1CO is divided into 100 shares Of 500 each.
Hanau w Loeb holds ninety-seven shares,
Albert Miller one. Oliver n. Dryer eno and
Clarence Loeb onA
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17

City Of St. Louis to New Orleans on the occa-
sion of President McKinley's visit to that city.
Captain Derrickson has framed q large group
Of photos Of historic steamboats, over his desk
at the boat store The frame Is five feet wide
and six feet long and includes pictures Of tho
steamers Natchez. Belle of Memphis. City Of
Pittsburg. Pike Belle of the Coast, War Eagle.
the First.
Tho City Of ST. Louis passed vicksburI Tues
day en- route here from New Orleans.
Captain William Burke cleared the Sidney
for Burlington and way points on time.
The Bald Eagle arrived from Peoria and n
receiving to return Wednesday.
day.
Tho Columbia got away for Chester with nfty-
nve passengers and freight cargo. She goes
again Thursday.
The City Of Paducah discharged her cargo
and is being loaded to clear Wednesday for the
Tennessee River.
Steamer Chester departed for Cape Girardsau
and intermediate points well loaded. She win
clear Thursday again in that trade.
Tho Rees Leo departed for Memphis and Wav
points.
Tho City Of Sheffield came In from CAlhom
County and will depart Wednesday On Q return
trip.
day for Mozier's. Hamburg and all way land
ings
Tho Joe B. Williams is now steaming up the
coal barges.
Business is now active on the Upper Mssis-
sippi. Among the steamers In the North this
are: The Artemus Gates, Lion, Beaver.
Gypsy, GeorgIe 3, CLANCY Lamb. Bernie. ZaluD
Davis, Vivian, Gypsy. George s.. Beaver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17
NeH York Stock Quotations.

ST. Louis; Tuesday. April 16. 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest, low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
and stocks. I'll North Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-17

River Forecast.
The Mississippi at st. Louis will rise.
River and Business.
River ~ Tuesday showing q decline Of & OF
a foot in the last twenty-four hours.
business good. but not heavy. Receipts and
outbound shipments about equal.
weather rainy in the forenoon and clear In tho
afternoon.