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and a Virginian. The name of Mur-
 dock is not strange one to the south, as during the war of the rebellion it
 will be remembered that James A..
 Murdock closed his little company in Danville and entered the southern army. He is the father of the young gentleman who comes as the leading man of Human Hearts," James A. Murdock, at the close of the war, set tied in Blackstone, Va, near which place George was born. The usages of war had unfitted the elder Murdock for the stage again, and he became a factor in politics, securing a position as travelling postoffice inspector of the southern states. He died of heart dis ease in the Capital Park at Richmond in 1S7s George, then a young boy, fol- lowed in his fathers footsteps and adopted the stage. He has been in sup port of some of the leading actors and actresses of the United States.
 THE HEART OF MARYLAND"
 'The Heart of Maryland" is regarded by theatrical managers as one of the most attractive of the leading dramatic successes of the time. It can always find a welcome place in the list of the seasons productions The mingled romance and realism of its fervidly told story of woman's love and it's merri- ment constancy, the rapid succession of exciting events, the realism of it's scenic settings, the strength and vitali- ty of the numerous characters and the effective and perfect representation given the work under MT. Belasco's di- rection will ensure it's performance here on Monday evening at the Grand a hearty reception. Prices 10c, 20c, BOG, 50c. No higher.
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HOME FROM EUROPE.

Miss Elsie Trowbridge, daughter of Rutherford Trowbridge, has arrived home from a delightful trip in Europe with c. F. Brooker, of Ansonia, and family. Her father, MT. Trowbridge, was in town yesterday and returned in the afternoon with Miss Elsie to Stock bridge. Mass, where he and Miss Trowbridge are sojourning at the Red Lion m. They are expected back in Now Haven i'll about three weeks
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POIi's Wonderland Thea ter.

A cheerful crowd of people found en- joyment last night at Polls. It was a typical Poli audience, from all walks of life, there to find something light and refreshing. A good laugh is a panacea for all ills, and the tired bus mess man or mechanic finds the inno- cent fun of the play equally alluring as the ubiquitous newsbody does.
 There is something in the bill this week to suit great variety of tastes The leading feature is comedy pre- scented by Barrows, Lancaster and com pany entitled "A Thoroughbred" It is bright, well written farce, and the company is first class
 The Onllaw trio Parisian novelty imported by MT. Poli, who saw it abroad, is the sensational hit of the year.
 A great olio includes Larry Dooley and Charles Kent, Boyce and Watson, Merritt and Rozella, Mae Taylor, the Brownings, Senecal and Clark and Temple, all first class variety.
 Prices-Matinee 10c and 20c; evening". 10c, 200 and BOG; ladies at matinee, 10c.
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DEATH OF MRS, BosTWICK.

Many friends in this city of Colonel R. S. Bostwick will sympat hize with him in the death of his wife, Mary J. Bostwick, which occurred at his resi- dence in New York city Tuesday. Col onel Bostwick is we'll remembered here by our older residents, he having been colonel of the Twenty-seventh Connec- ticut Volunteers and New Haven hav- ing been his home for many years prior to his removal to New York city. The burial of Mrs. Bostwlck will take place tomorrow in Grove street ceme- tery. The remains vii be brought on the 904 train from New York.
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CAPITAL, STOCK REDrTCED

A certificate of the reduction of the capital stock of the Veru Bicycle and Rubber company, of New Haven, from $15, coo to $S,0O0, has been filed with the secretary of state.
 The Ludngton company of New Ha- ven, has filed with the secretary of state a certificate of reduction of it's capital stock from $50000 to $25 000
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Grand Opera House.
HUMAN HEARTS"


 W. F.. Vaudeville will present at the Grand tonight that idyllic play of life in the Arkansas hills, Human Hearts" A prominent member of the company will be George W. Murdock, who will appear in the leading male role of Tom Logan, MT. Murdock is a southerner
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George Reynolds. the five months old son of John T. Reynolds and wife of Church street, Branford, is reported seriously Ill., A trained nurse from this city is in attendance.
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THE HAROLD c. BEEcHNR.

II1E IlhIIoLb S. oIlILSIA1HIss The schooner Harold c. Beecher has been lighted at Vineyard Haven sound and placed alongside a wharf. Divers will stop the leaks and the Beecher will then be lowed to her destination.
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s: sss,s Limited p RsH - IT. IT.
Fast Mail--Evansville. Nash.
willie, Birmingham, Mont .
fomery. Chattanooga, Allan.
ia Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksct Vile Fla III Am J:U -
Southern Express to Evans
Vile Nashville. Birmingham. 81.
Mobile, New Orleans. Thorn
asviie. Jacksonville. Palae. Pr.
ka, Ocala and st. Petersburg.
1Ie ....................... 90" pm s'W -
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Third Call.
wall street Gossip.

WALL SIEcGt WVouARs
to the leading festares Of the New York
was received by D. r. Francis Bro. q Co.:
New York July l2-London was not a factor
in the market to-day. the arbitrase transactions
being smaller than on any pressing day this
purchases and sales. The buying heaviest in
y. s steel and Atehson and tn. selling .c MSs
The transactions on both sides account amounted
Representatives Of the interests that were
BE IN the
due TO LIQUIDATION and stop orders. and that taey
heavy oa ssieTs early in the Week were
St. Paul and U. S. Steel and other stocks to-
aser and OtSer On was
mented on and in the general list the only de-
mand was TO cover shorts.
Traders started buying the gransers in the last
there within twenty -four hours. 1.-THE market rail-
there Wss heavy s.
largest pssai buying orders the speei.Iiss in T.
taking 1000 shsres before noo ss sres.s active
being executed: some Interest kept continually
blocks Of e
a time. The belief prevailed in the board that
The Chicago and st. Lpui. speculative Gle
Yneut that started the heavy selling OF the gran
gers stock At the beginning OF the week were
the prfncipal buyers Of thoee stocks to-day. The
selling WAS mostly liquidation q speculative ac-
counts. The sharp advance in the price OF Sept:
growinE crop WAS seriously damaged were the
only reasons for this selling.
There was little outside trading in y. p. and
the seilinr on the declines was hard to trace.
The StocS Exchange sfil held to the belief that
serious diiYerences exist between importsnt bank
month ago. Despite ofhcial denials of this story.
II ID. believed IN many quarters that these sup.
posed differences bad Q paIt u me present mar
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r. c asR and q barge. With 0 the H. ~ aos. n
Ing for St. Louis. The Wooifoik from the Lower
Ohio River arrived this evening with TOW %. Ss
bales OF cotton.
a big trip out OF the Tennessee River yesterday
afternoon. She leaves on return trip Tomorrow
st. Louis last nshs ,v at q II oees
the Tennessee, River early this morning The
from Memphis for cincinnati; The joe Fowler
trip this afternoon. She was late on account Of
handling wheat. Gauge this morning stood s.s
Grand Tower. Ill, July 1c.-Harry Brown with
tow Of coal up at go a. m; Chester. down At
coal M% up a at $40 a. m Peters Lee down at i:o p
aas u Il
at $50 p. Y. The gauge reads u feet River fall
inches and is now > feet I inches above low
The ottumwa Bell. Eloise and Nautilus in and
out.
chester NJ July 1saRiysr falling; s.us; a
Boats Boats up: Columbia j: noon: Harry Brown. Ia
Cape Girardeau. Mo. July 1s.-Ths Gns.tr
| down at a, m. and up at 10 a. M The Geor.is
aees a. Lee aG%n Msathss Continue. intensely hot
y 81:
,. asrs1 iss, k INCHES. !e's falls s.::
| locks " feet Siear ana not v,.
| irches: falling Clear and warm.I
Cincinnati o.. July l2-Rher
Pit pistsburs. Pa. July 1.-Rives
ing.
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Northern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
buQue .......... .............. s7:sz am $50 pm
Peoria and Springfield. ....... s13:30 pm t5o5 pm
Chicago Daylight Special. 30 pm sos pm
Springfield Accommodates. sl:45 pm s10:4c am
Chicago Diamond Speclal..... $40 pm. TIA an,
SOuthefn Lines.
Train, Depart. Arriva
Murphysboro. carbondale and
New Orleans Fast Maii-Cairo
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn. and
Texsa Express; Nashville, At
lanta and Observation-Disclosures .Se am TIA DIN
st.. Louis Special-Cairo. Mem
pills and New Orleans. ss:sSlm SIS pm
Accommodation - Murphysboro,
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Accommodation Murphysboro, : -
Marion and Creal Springs. :. 1850 pm ~ - sn
New Orleans Lmited-Cairo,
Memphis; Dixie Flyer NASH
VILE. Atlanta und Jackson
vile ................ 10:15 pm $50 am
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Brewery bonds were particularly weak
1896. at which there were sellers late and
$3.50 bid. Laclede Gas common was also
weak and bearish. 100 shares selling at
$780,
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LOCAL SECURITIES
SOLD SHARPLY OFF.
ALL STOCKS AND BONDS
WERE WEAK AND BEARISH.
There Was Very Good Buying at
the Decline and the Day Was
a Fairly Active One.

The local security market yesterday was
as weak and bearish as the specula tive
grain markets were strong and bullish. 1t
was a typical wrecking day. and the way
prices were hammered was a caution.
Everything on the list that was traded in
or even quoted, felt the effects OF the bear
ish feeling that prevailed and declined
sharply. The trading was well scattered
and quite heavy, including 10 bonds and So;
shares of stock Of different kinds. The
market for street railways. comparatively
speaking. was quiet, but at the same time
weak and lower for everything except the
bonds. 5000 Of which sold at $3.50. The
only trade made in the preferred stock was
in an odd lot of shares. and to fill this
order the buyer was forced to pay as high
as $3.50. the best bids for larger amounts
being only $40 and $50 asked. Transit stock
was sharply of, and the lao shares that
sold brought only $25.75, which was bid for
more. and $26 asked.
There was a fairly good demand for GER
tain trust stocks. but they were also weak
and lower. No sales were made in Mercan-
tile. which was bid 800 and held at s4O3,
rights on. Mississippi Valley sold at $4O6 and
$iO65o, rs shares at the first named and 80
shares Mt last price, but at the close there
"oo Seilch at %fUO, anu Oily FfVO Uiu SOIii-
monwealth was another stock that retro
Graded, selling and closing at loss, 40
market closed with 1921 bid and s2S2. so
| asked. ST.. Louis, which was offered re-
, peatedly at 1924. sold to the extent OF 30
shares just as the market closed at 1921.
There was not much disposition shown to
hammer bank stocks. and they held up
comparatively well. though there were sew
eral weak DEVELOPMENTS before the market
| closed for the day. Trading was extremely
| light and confined to Third National, 70
shares of which brought $223. and Is shares
! $222 80
Brewery bonds were particularly weak
Yesterday. and S of them sold as low at
| 39S. at which there were sellers late and
$3.50 bid. Laclede Gas common was also
weak and bearish. 100 shares selling al
| 5000.
There were some orders for Westinghouse
Coupler stock, and 20 shares sold at $50. anG
IS shares at $50. but $50 was bid at the
I close.
An inquiry for Missouri Edison 5s resulted
! in tho Sa1e of AT IN
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Domestic Exchs
City of st. Loui.
Corrected daily by Guy P. Billion. No. sO7 Olive
street:
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

London, July 12-Money 1917 per cent. Rate
Of discount in the open market for short bills
per cent Gold premiums are quoted as follows:
Suenos Ayres 1876; 20; Madrid ss.ls; Lisbon ss.is.
do: for the account ssH. An ,S sE: .Atchi:
Ohio ST; Canadian Pacific 112k: chesapeake and
Ohio ~: Chicago Great western e: st. Paul
Rio Grande preferred Ssh: Erie 49, Erie nrst pre-
1srrsd g.; Erie second sTsf ,s., -; Illinois
Texas ass: Missouri. Kansas and Texas pre-
ferrsd s.: New York Central isoA: Norfolk and
Northern Pacific preferred s7,s: Ontario and
Western a2,s: Pennsylvania IA; Reading al,1;
ferred Is; Southern Railway 2sh: southern HALL
way preferred s5h; United States Steel ~; United
States Steel preferred 81: Mabash 90 Wabash
preferred IN; Spanish Is 70is.
|. France.
! paris Juiv 12-Bustuess opened dull on the
Bourss to-day. Prices were steady. but transac-
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The Bank.

New York, July l2.-Close: Money on call
steady at 2e5 per cent: last loan 2; ruling rate
e. Prime mercantile tile. paper 40ah per cent.
n 81. S.aae1s bills BIZ g e. ssH for demand snd q
As and s.ss@i.ss,s: commercial biiis ssaesss
Mexican dollars ~ y Government bond. irreEn-
Exchanges S2ss. 7ss, 7ss; balances ga 1ss, 797.
Boston. Mass. July R-Exchanses $751; .7o5:
si7; Ssisnces 3 Mi.s75; Money per eest '-0''
balances s6ss, 0ss. Money sa7 per cent. :,
Chicago, Ill. July l.-Ciearinss 81, LISA. 20;
New York exchange sc premium
Cincinnati, o.. July 12.-Clearings g. 716.S $50.
Fancy Prices for Hay.
Kansas city. July IA few cars Of hay here
to-day sold q SO q ION. the highest price ever
small, and much of that arriving had been pre-
vioutly contracted for. causing an extremely
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Cairo. H. July 12.-The river is falling slowly.
The gauge reads ILL.,, decline of z during the
last fwenty-four hours. The weather is clear and
hot Yesterday and to-day were the hottest days
Of the season. The temperature as registered at
the local weather bureau was %. The Fritz de-
parted for 81: Louis at a. m: with one barge
boats. empty coal pare. and barge contain .ir
at p. m. and departed for Louisville at p.
m. She will return from Louisville for New Or
leans at once for another tow OF cmoces the
Carrie v. arrived at .. with tow Of lumber.
The Dick Fowler arrived at 800 p. m. with q
good trip. including ESQ sacks Of wheat. She
returned TO Paducah at p; m The Peters Lee
agent. Captain Frank Cassidy. that she would
arrive at 3 o'clock tonight. The Jennie GIL
Pilot L. d. Tulles has berth the Herman
Paepcke.
Ills feet on the gauge, fall OF foot In the last
"a hours. The Rees Lee arrived early this mcrn-
chandise for this place and returned ~ . p. m.
with a good trip Of passengers. The James Lee
deparfed af p. n. for Frisrs Point. The Rob
EFT n Lee departed at p. N. for Ashport Ths
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STOCKS OPEN WEAK;
THEN SLUMP HARD.
PACIFIC AND CHANGERS APP.
PEAR TO HAVE LOST MOST.
Heavy Realizing in Gould Roads
Especially Wabash, Gives Rise
to Rum0rs of Hitch in Deal.
REFuEIc SPECIAL

SfkNlA1A
New York. July 12.-The London market.
with one or two exceptions. opened lower.
rallied . little. but sold OF later on pres
sure from the Continent. and closed weak
in sympathy with New York. The best
opinion indicates that the speculative &C.
count IN American stocks on the other side
has been fully lquidated. Money is easy in
London and all the European centers. and
no anxiety is apparent on that score.
In the local market there was a weak
opening. followed by a fair rally. and then
. heavy slump on renewed liquidation To-
cally and for the West. The advance in the
price OF corn and wheat seems to be taken
AZ confirming the pessimistic crop rumors
extant. and Chicago, in this respect, seems
more bearish than New York. There ap-
pearu to be. however. a fairly strong con-
t.ngent in the street that considers de-
cline Of. In some cases, 20 points. fully dis
counts damage to the corn crop, which Is,
/hfter all. only prospective. The Pacific
stocks and grangers were the severest suf-
ferers by the decline. although it extended
to other stocks. with very limited inter-
est In the question.
May BE Q Hitch In the Deal.
The heavy realizing In the Gould roads.
especially Wabash, gave color to rumors Of
q serious hitch In the Southwestern console
dalton deal The more conservative opinion
seemed to be that in any case the disturbed
state OF the market would postpone its real
1xation. Even Sugar and the fractions lost
ground In the general liquidation
1t was rather a disappointment to the
street that the Steel conference was barren
Of results. although there is good reason
TO believe that the men will ultimately ac-
cept the Steel Corporations terms, but they
naturally do not want to seem too anxious.
The close was irregular. with some rally
IN the grangers and a little recovery in the
Pacific stocks on the covering OF shorts.
No confirmation was forthcoming for the
corn belt
The Steel stocks closed above lowest. on
support OF rather better character, and
although Western oper ators were reported
beartsh, the local liquidation was consid-
erably reduced.
The ease in money indicated a substantial
reduction In the item of loans in to-mor-
rows bank statement and an increase In
surplus reserves.
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's::: pm 'A:as pm
ISIS pm '7:S am
rs, rs:,7 pa, J 40 am
$50 pm sS:;5 am
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Foreign Exchange.

Foreign exchange was In little demand. and
the market was weak most Of the day. but closed
a shade steadie..
D. R. Francis. Bro. & Co. report closing rates
Prime sterling cables 4s7x: checks 4.s7A: 50
days 4.S4kG%.
Commercial bankers checks 4S4h; SO days
4.Skk@1s: 81 days 4.63hQh
Gtain bills 4s4,sGb%: cotton bills 4.ss%,
Bankers Paris cables 516k; checks 5.167i; 60
cemmeTsial French francs checks, s.17h: go
Swlss checks 5.1ssa1-1s: 80 days 6.2oS9l-l64
52li...
Beis:an checks 5.1s,k: 60 days 5.eox
Bankers re:chsmarks cables. IS 11-16: checks
NCcmmerciai checks IS 5-1saS: co days $50
13-16: 80 days a4h.
Bankers Dutch gulders. checks. 4ossa7-1s: 60
days i0ls9rS-16
Commercial checks - 5-1e: co days 40 LIS.
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pIrRL,NGTON ROUTE-US

ra m!a1 Hannibal. H: 4 s.. ): J:
points. Quincy. hsoSuk an.
1a suI to Hannibal ..........
-, Quincy and North; -.
For 81. Paul. Minntapois' va va
East side lines. Illinois ana
w Wise Ss,n,rs1iinnetion-NorthernP Pa
in ntec nu Expfess. for Kansas
Ssnc e Joseph. Northwest
ny; sNa. Black Hllis, Wyo-
nnine Montana. Washington;
Puge. Sound. Por'iaro e"N
Or, Oregon S,,v ' Express. for Mime
spolis, st. Paul and low e.
The Nebraska- ColoraeS1 ,-a 20
MESS. for Denver. ColotauU.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
,oc .s 10 burlington -;
~ Northern Iowa, st. Paui
and Minneapo!is .... 81; ~:
70. I,i;nois. vim East Side nne
f ta Rock island and Clinton. ia
rop Dubuque and La Crosse;
For Kansas City; Gou nni,
B 6us Nebraska. Colorado.
tan and Pacific Coast .-...
local from Hannibal -, =,
ESor Alton-Leave $50 a. m;
daily; 1890 a. m; cay ns 'sstn
AZ n M exceut Sunday 20
n. M. daily: s:e1 p. m. daiiS
day only.
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Metal Markets.

New York. July 12.-The foreign and domestic
tin markets were more regular to-day than they
have been for some days past The local market
ss7. 80 The London market was stealy and q
at Il17 los. Copper was Is Sd higher in London;
fss IS. The local market ruled quiet and nomI-
nal with prices unchanged. Lake quoted at lie
and casting and electroytic at 1870 Lead was
dull and unchanged here: with, IS still quoted
ter was dull and unchanged at New York at
81 9o633s while London was 2s I'd lower at
fIs los. Iron was dun in the local Market but
quoted at So 50Ii05 80. The English iron markets
were steady. Glasgow closed at 62s Sd, and Mid
dlesboro closed at AS 3D.
California Dried Emit.
New York July 12-Trade was quiet. but the
market for evaporated apples coailnued generally
mon 10 good sisa5c; prime 51ia5Ac; choice so
SIC; fancy 6hG7c. California dried fruits were
steady and unchanged. Prunes 2esq3hc per Id: as
to size and quality. Apricots-Royal Sale: Moor
PARK 7Il6i12c. Peaches-Peeled 11112c: do. I'M
peeled 6G10c.
Petroleum.
New York, July 12-Petroleum dull.
OIL City. Pa. July 12.-Credit BALANCES Sl.o5:
certificates no bids Offers runs sc. S5s: aver
age So. si9: shipments 1o2.25l: average 9s,sl3.
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and will depart for New Orleans in a few
days. Captain EIdridge will go out as the boats

pilot.
srector of the Fifteenth Lighthouse District.
rends to pilots and masters notice q the fol.
the Mississippi River between st. Louis and
Cape Girardeaui Joachim Blutf moved down zoo
Salt Lake Iowhead. moved down $50 yards; Ames
Towhead. moved down 100 yards; Ste. Genevieye
lished fday mark): Stanton Towhead, moved up
one-fourth mile on second row Of piling: Mouth
Crossing. established white barrel buoy. Foot
Ste. Genevieve Bend, lower, established: Okaw
Crossing, moved up bar; above Okaw River,
moved out on bar opposite; okaw Crossing. low,
down one-fourth mile; below Fort Gage. moved
down $50 yards: above Bishop, moved down one
i0l yards: below Seventy-six. moved down 800
yaros.
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tons were small. Later prices were harder.
The quotations OF Americans in London caused
repurchases of industrias. The improvement
was maintained to the close. Spanish securities
were harder on this Improvement in exchange.
Rio Tintos were stimulated by the rise in copper.
Three per cent rentes 10Of 571ic for the account.
Exchange on London 25f 17Hc for checks. Span
ish is closed at lilo.
Berlin. July R.-Exchangs on London 2onl
1914 pigs for checks Discount rates. short and
three months bills, 3 per cent. There was a de-
cidedly better feeling on the Boerse to-day: In
ternationals were firm and banks a-d locals re-
covered Canadian Pacific was hardened. Trans
vaal rails were easier.
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NJ, X 4 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
vile, Sedalia. Fort Scott,
Indian Territory and Texas
Express .-.....-.-.. -..........s
1.-The Katy Flyer" for Dali
las. Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston. San Antonio.
Mexico City and intermedi-
ate points ................;,,
Jefferson City. Columbia.
Boonvilie. Sedaiia. Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express ...--..... .............
Missouri, Kansas. Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Flyer.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, July 12.-To-day's statement OF
elusive OF the s15oOOooc0 gold reserve in the d.
vision of redemption, shows: Available cash bal
ance $40 $50: gold slO2 $500. Silver.
oe:; United States notes, 81 aia Treasury ~
s3i 35S: total receipts this day. ?0s1 755: total
receipts this month 81 $50 49, total receipts this
100000. Total expenditures this month SIS 81.
CO., Total expenditures year. S2s. 200. Deposits
in national banks, $163. IA. 500.
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ket disturbances. There are no facts to support
the theory. however.

London cables as follows: -,
London. lis p m.The market for Am Amer fea
lures are the Readings and Pennsylvania. ah h
Steels firm and Pacific stocks show o the
mart of dealers here to buy the lower prlceo
interna tionally listed American Railroads.
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national Bank orders.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

washington. July 12.-The application to con-
First National Bank "a OF Pielscr. has been APP
The Hanover National Bank OF New York has
been approved as reserye agent for the First
National, Spencer. la.