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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-17
THE JOBBING TRADE.

THE quotations given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
and Nuts.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
FOR INVESTMENT.
Fine modern double house. "a squares north.
eight rooms. bath and furnace on each side:
renting for 500 yearly. over 10 per cent: lot
4txlJ0 feet. with fruit; on improved street. will
sell less than cost. Address Sc, care Journal
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Candies-Stick, &c per ID; common mixed. &c
procers' mixed, SIC; Banner twist stick. Sc,
Banner cream mixed, 1Gdllc; old-time mixed, Sc
TNuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 1Sd20c: English
valnuts. l2G14c: Brazil nuts. Ice; hlberts, 14kc,
peanuts roasted, Ease; mixed nuts, 12c.
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Produce, Fruits and vegetabIes.

Linseed. raw. CSC per gal. linseed oil. boiled
65c per gal; coal oil. legal test. 6nlic.
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LOST-A small round purse. containing a small
amount OF money and three finger ringS-a
solitaire second. three pearls third. a green cen
ter with small white stones set around II. rings
keepsakes. a liberal reward N returned TO 2T
West Eleventh street and no questions asaed.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.


FOR + ENehange-S14,O00 stock general
merchandise; $1,000 clothing. $500 boots and
shoes, 500 hats. $1,000 wraps. g. 800 dry goods
and gents furnishing. exchange for Iniiana
farm. Lock box 1S, Hartford City. Ind.
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steel cut nails. $3.50; wire nails. from store.
$3.50 rates; from mill. $3.50 rates. Horseshoes.
per keg. 81; mule shoes. per key, $40. horse
nails. Sid5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized. S.25:
painted, $50.
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Iron and Steel.

Bar iron. 2.50c: horseshoe bar. 2T5c: nail rod.
&c: pillow slabs. 4.50c: American EAST steel, agile.
tire steel, 3q3izc; spring steel, 4ha5c.
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BICYCLES

B~ICYCLES-The Racycle. J. r. RUBY 40 +
Ohio st. Indianapolis Repairing and storage
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MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge. No. 5s4. r. q A.
Masons. Called meeting in Masonic Temple
this Thursday evening at T:3) O'Clock for work
IN the first degree.
F. GAY. W. NJ.
T. T. MQUIDDY. Sect'y.
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at very low rate OF D cents a line.
Blank or dash lines at the SAM price per
line. Telephone 238 and your ad will be called
for.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-08
DOING IN STOCK
MARKET AFTER HOLIDAY.
TRADERS APPEAR NOT ANX,
IOUS FOR NEW VENTURES.
Railroads Carrying Grain and Soft
Coal Show Signs of Good
Advances.

New York, July There was very little
lone in the stock market to-day in the
way OF hUying and selling. Most Of the
professional traders took the p-recautaon to
close Up their commitments last Thursday
afternoon IN view of the possibility Of I'M
expected developments over the three days
holiday. and there was not much inclina-
ton apparent to-day to make new ventures.
The developments in regard TO the crops
were considered favorable. The weekly
statistics of railroad traffic were also
promising for a continuance OF large earn
ings. The movement OF miscellaneous
freight Westward, IS reported to be main
tanned on an unprecedented scale, and
rates to be firmly held. Til so-caIed local
traffic, too, which is so important q factor
in the aggregate in the prosperity Of rail-
roads, is reported as unusually large and
carrying railroads prominent The most con-
spicuous were In stocks as
so-called Western contingent. Rock Island
made a sensational jump to o IL points.
Good Gain In Missouri PaciBc.
There were more substantial and better
maintained advances in some OF the other
grain. carriers, notably Missouri Pacific. The
disclosure by recent railroad reports that
the soft-ecal-carrying railroads are profit
ing by reason OF the increased demand for
soft coal since the mining OF anthracite has
been suspended gave another center Of
strength, IN which Pennsylvania and Hook
Tx d4i- were LnG lEaltLS. DuN INT dLl-
vapces were largely restricted TO the lead
ers in both groups, and when II was per-
ceiYed that the general market failed to
respond In sympathy the rise was discontin-
ned and gave place to reaction.
The closing was heavy and showed all Of
the animation had gone out of the market
The hugEing Of the g~old-eXport point by
foreign exchanges and the interior demand
for currency which sprang up over the holi-
day were represstve Influences, which were
~re-enforced by the poor bank statement.
The bond market was quite firm and
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Departed.
Departures To-day
River RIaIto RrevItIes.

Several changes Wsrr made In the ofhcers
H. Ju,!sr Chares Sloan was elected nrst
pilot. vice L. Lucas. rrsiEnet and SartaLH
csef 1gv Caiahau. who resigned James W
M--idth was admitted TO membership
The Res LIE Is eGs 70 srIiyf g alS GGraai
Tower show sac mas received $50 SACKS q
afternoon n TIE return
a report Of the condition q the channel fren
Cairo o. New Orleans Nas T-gri.eI q CattA.l
y : Drown OF Harbor ". = yesterday Hym
Pio;- Fred .VOItz and George Murray Ok u7
The Chester arrived yesterday morning from
CAPE GiEaTteau with EoCl PAlronsse S"e wiz
leave this Afternoon OF the return
The Cap Girarieau arrived yesterday morn
lug from Calru. bringing In one ~ the itrEcsI
TESnifests in her history. Besides - passsn-
sacks u potatoes she tspartrd IN 'ne AFTERNOON
The Columbia arrived from Chester aud =.
Mays yesterday morning Win "a SD uP-
morning al The -Uums 90 attend tie nanerat q
captain :. Z S,e.~is. WHO di'd yssteTdaY
~-The city Of sh,.iisla arrived from 1.sai
Tower yesterday mgEnins WITH soi arg ot
wheat. she de- arJet ia the Afternoon Tor The
me Had Eagle Wall arrive from Peoria TO-
The Belle C. Calhoun will arrive this morn;
g0 out u Ilask-ViIIe to-u-orroN-
The Grey Eagle Is due today from Com
The Kennedy will arrive this morning from
the Missouri Hiver and ~ out On the return
-The India GIy-ns departed FOR the lower
She viii tSinE in her r-sJ cargJ today.
The Dubuque arrived last night nom st
Paul She departs thl- aiteinSgn on m return:
ior the tip.
Eeokuk ana depart IT, the Afternoon Tor Bur
hugtul-
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~ I~eIcEraph.


SEtsGAAA@s
ga,ra III. July The river rose 3 % 4 foot
dsring trs past = hours. th- gauge rvIdiag al
go rhg weather Is TsiT and extremely warm.
wifh irIicur ions favorable for ugtn- The City Of
Steu.pn.s from the Tennessee River with a fair
trip arrived at ! a. m. she dtd 4 light business
.gFr AMI departed fOE -. LOUIS At ' a m. The
a ~. With a tuw % cal and steel rails: she vas
al : a m. for the Lower MissIssippi. The Fr.gE
will leave for the South tonight. Inc Dick FJw-
Ter arrived and departed on time with a good
nip each way. The =. II. Davis from the Lever
Mississippi With I barge Ok lumber arrived az 49,
. IN she VII return south tomorrow morning.
Memphis. Tenn. Juiy THE river here stands
SIS feet on tEe gauge. a rise Of a.5 feet IN ~.
last - hour. The Peters Lee arrived earEy tbf4
morning from St Louis with AS packages msr-
chardise Tor this place and returned al ~ O'clock
mon with a good trip Of passengers and n ~
lot suniri@s- The Sunshine arrived early his
morning from Cincinnati with L. tons me-rhan-
disc for ;his place and returns Wednesday even
INK. The Kate Adams Departed at > . m. Tor
Arkansas city with a good trip. The James Lee
deuarted at ) p. N Cor Friars Point. The Sadls
LIE departed az : =. m. Tor Ashport. RsraIpts
cotton seed.
VlcksburE. Miss. July TIL. gauge reading
AZ this city to-Gay T. III a rise 81 n Steamers
NaIette and Elk are In port and will both
leave to-1orrpw afternoon. The Bell % the
Bends arrived this afternoon on time, with her
usual big Mondays trip. The CITY % Camden
passed down this morning early with i00.00 feet
Of lumber frOSn Lake Providence. cargo 70 New
orssHas- Eeiserscn Bros Leves camp and out
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MISSOURI RIVER


q, vra taken TO the lower coast Tho imperial
Is sxu-cteG up tonight O. to-mOrrUW morning
Psdueah. ky, July River gauge reads 9A
ne ii r FTisbIe. with t0N. passed down last
nfght The Dick Fowler departed on tine Tor
C,irn this morning. The ice Fowler sd IoS
Evansville this morning at lO1A win 800
frIo az uassenzsrs and fair freight. Ine h w
Euttorr. due here last night or early this morn
fng. wires to-day that she VIII leave here
wednesday At noon for Nashvi!le- Btsiness en-
tie river front moderately good to-day. weather
hot and dr..
H7lrIin-ton. Ia. July The river Is rset 5
inches aIlve low-water marx. a rise uz ncneA
Weather partly cloudy and wa-msT. ElotSe IN
and OFT from KeOkuk. W J. Young OUT tOr
Davenport.
Grand Tower. H.. July Chester uD Al : p.
m. last night. RseS LEE Up at p. NJ Grey
Eaci@ up at 4 2. IN. CITY Of hempnH up at
) p. m Cause reads nj feet and failing.
weather cloudy and warm
warsaw. Ill. July T.-Gauge reads 81 reee- no
chance. Weather clear and hot Stdney up and
down esrly this morning. silver Crescent Gown
chester Ill. July Up: Tho Chester at 9 a.
II and the Resa Lee al ; ,. m que up; Tho
ing
Louisville. KY. July L-River STATIONARY. In
canal "a feet l inch: on falls Q feet II inchess
below locks "a feet 3 inches. Cloudy and hot
Wheeling. w. Va. July River 10 feet 5
inches: falling. Cloudy and hot
Pittsburr. Pa. July River 10 feet: falling
Clear and hot.
clnSiunatL. O.. July Ri q: rising. Clear
and hot.
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SECURITIES CLOSE EASY,
THOUGH IN BETTER DEMAND.
TRANSIT ONLY FIRM ISSUE IN
LIST.
Trust Company Stocks Weak and
Bank Certificates Generally
Neglected.

Yesterdays local stock market was fairly
active. but aside from fractions values
were generally easy. Throughout the ses-
sion there was a good demand for ST. Louis
Transit and United Railways preferred,
with sales OF the former at SO25 and Of the
latter at &2& and &2.51. The 4 per cent
bonds were easy at &Tl2z. Title Guaran-
" was ono of the most active issues in its
group. Sales We're freely made on a range
down from Sll9.25 to Sls.50. but toward the
c.OSe there was a rally which carried the
price to Sll9.5O and that was bid for more.
Lincoln Trust was also weak at $3.50.
Third National eased of to S1S.5 and
Bank OF Commerce closed barely steaCy,
with a sale of i shares at SsS.
In the miscellaneous list Granite-Bi-Me-
tallie at s.. 12iz AID $40 was the feature.
Brewery bonds were in good demand at
$50.
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Chicago stock MARKET.
New York Curb Market.

hEIUbLII
New York, July THE curb marke, today
opened dull and quiet and with neminal pTf~s
changes as compared with the PREVIOUS closs
Larry trading was very narrow and IN only a
few issues were transactions made. In the Is,e-
market the tone held steady. but with restricted
dealings. At the same time the market ShoEe-d
more activity than At the opening and Transfers
IN quite a number OF issues were effected Al
though mostly IN small lots. The afternoon ses-
sion was quiet and gsneTaily featurelers. a. VS.
the close F1nL priSss showed iregularftv 4,
spite Of general steadiness- Total transactions
were estimated az 1000 shares.
northern securities was a strong issue and soId
ION lgSk 10 % on transactions amounting to
100 shares. United States Steel new = sold
at S5h while L.5o shares OF Bay State Gas sod
at IsG2- Five hundred shares Of Tennessee con-
per sold at lsA1l5A and Standard OH sold al
GO and 81 for about ffty shsres.
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FOUND MASToD0N'S TOOTH.
Giant MOlar of Extinct Animal Un-
earthed at Winchester, III.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Winchester. Ill. July Mathew Chance
OF this place recently unearthed an i'm
menSe upper molar Of the extinct Mastodon
near here. Attached to the tooth Is a large
silver Of iawbone. The tooth itsek IS seven
inches in length by three and s half IN
width.
There are ten distinct indentursS cross
ing the crown. averaging one-halr inch in
width, and several more or less tndlsunct
ones. The sooth vas broken on AZ a
depth Of five inches.
Mr.. Chance. who has seen several masto-
don teeth. says II is twice as Iarge as any
he ever saw brewing that the animal must
nave been a giant. even FOR . mastodOn.
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,.RsT7r'ed By Frsnels. Bro. & Co. No. st North
Fourth street.
Elme sterling. cables. ES@aie,E: checks
a. slTAss - lAvz ! 50
Cgml.,rctlI sterling. chicks go. 50 DAYS
49,. - tavs ass. grain bills 4SsG,. cotton
LlnkeTs Paris cables us: checks sIszs: 60 days
Cammsrc.ai French franc czc'rx ,5-.-r-Is7.s.
9 days sisi.-I-lSElss swiss checks -->t.. -
days g-Ni-lS. Belgian chicks EIr-4-.I --s So
days SEA-i-l6; bankers rChuS cables &c.:
checks So O. DAYS IS
COMMERCIAL sterling checks $50: GO dlys SIS:
3 daE- - lf-'s.
BarSsrs Dutch EiIders checks % s-IsaE- -
1-ls. g. DAYS - Isis.
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Died of His Injuries.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC
Steelville. Mo-. July Henry Schvieder.
who was hurt by falling from he raiIroad
bridge across the Meramec River near This
city. Friday evening. died thfs morning
without regaining consciousness. He was
foreman Of the Scullin & Gallagher Steel
Works OF 81. Louis, and was on his way
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Shooting mt Church Services.

dino l.. T, July T.@Just before
church services began at Brush Arbor, I'VE
miles eat OF NARROW. last night, uus Wyatt
and Xylie Briscoe. who had some previous
trouble. became involved in a fight and be-
gan shooting. Wyatt was shot IN leg. and
Arthur Briscoe, younger brother Of Wylie,
was shot through head. The bullet passed
completely through the head. brain ooziu0
out at the bullet hole Although still alys
ne cunnot recover. Wyatt Is In serious con-
dition from loss OF blood.
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showed the influence Of demand for rein
vestment Of July disbursements. Total
sales. par value. s2-759.Ocl. United States re-
funding Is declined i. the old Is registered
4 and old As registered coupon \ per cent
on the last call
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Harbcr gauges yesterday marked - feet. IN
dIcatinE a fall OF L.. feet during the past %
hours
Rusla.ss along the river front yesterday was
C. % The average
Weather. cloudy. with showers.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

New York. July 7.-sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
First Call.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
II. Louis CIearfngs -S53,I43.OGO. an In
crease of :.G.g Per Cent.

New York. July The following table. com
piled bv Brtis;rsets. shows the hank clear
iE-s a. the principal Glt-s fur the week -rl-I
Juiy - with IN. percentage " increase and l.-
cs,ae. as compared with III CgTresp5uI.uE
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81. Louis Money Market.

Cle1-ilE- were mu:-=ate. but TIE volume %
tEanSEt..Es. - the BANKS was large. deposits
t'lrE 'I--rtll4r heavy There was a Eu-I de-
mlTI 'gr all and time loans. W!;h discount rates
steady te;ve,u 8 and s per cent.
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1900 DO Pa col 4s
10. 600 Mex Cent "a
Inc 2sA
e.oOo NJ K & T %
- 6Sss
2oo 10 St L div
$ ---.---- S6E
lo.e0 y 7 c & FL
10. coo \ Y o &
ref 4s..l0349iO5z
900 y & " POca
Coal 4s-. SO
5000 y P IS. .I04Gl0iA
1890 Do gen IS
2.Goo RdE gen As. sSI
2.0o ST L & I "
IS ---..-S3ds5A
D.oD 81 l. " LIST
1000 Do 2d-.-S5A ASK
1900 Sou Pac As
s27sds3
500 Sou Ry 1sL SIP
l7.COH Third Avenue
con ss.... sgL
900 u p 1st Is
l0faI94%
.eS.0 D DO con IS
l07SI1T&
600 W c gen
sIzGS2
400 Wsb LIST 5s..l0
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G-overnmcnt nnnds.


New York. July Close: Money Or call firm.
400 peg cent last loan at s PriDa narcarIls
paper Slaa per cent. Sterling exchange Eru
At As,tGIS for deTsrd and at SLN5's fo- %
Commercial bills 3 S.47s M.x.-sn dal;ars
exc Government bonds weak. STATE bonds in
active. Railrcad boudF frn.
B~aitirnore.. Nd. july 7-Cfsarinrs S[792 81;
balances StCs. Money El-T5 prr cent
philadelphia. Pa. July G-CsarrEs I2II.S5s
baianceE 2S6s-A& Money sT4l4 per renf-
New York July G-Exchzlges ~SlGi.5425 bal
ahccs S.SlEE
Boston, July L-Exchanges a7.f72Se: balances
CricsEn. July L-ClearnEs SsSI5Cus: balances
6ss,@- Posted exchange SES6 fc- . Gays:
SsSS on demand. Scw York exchange &c dis
count
Bar Silver.
New York. july 7.-Bar silver Et-c Per ounce:
London steady At 2fAd per ounce.
Yesterday Bank CIearings.
Yesterdays ClearinE-houEs statement showed
clearAnGs SAsAsssa- balances I.Zsa-zsa compared
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass, July Closing quotations on
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares:
Money.
Call leans. a per cent: time loans. I55 per
cent
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eI.o09 Atch gen IS
IOlain4A
100 Do stpd...ssdssE
20.e0 3 & o gold As
lo2is a13A
LOO Do prior lien
mtg and "
Va As ... 9S
20o B d . 5 "
div 3LSs--- soh
eco Bklyn Union
Gas 5s..-...lIs
5000 Cent Ca 5s--1eik
zoos Do LIST inc S2lz
AG0 c y J 5s...-I3s4
1900 g p gtd IS
1924 dI53
5000 Do gtd SIS So
1000 c & o gen
as ------iosi4
S5.0O c B & Q Is
Joint ....S5z9s5Z
1900 c II & st P
con Gs-.-..-.-lS
LOO c G 9 & ST
L gen Ss--.-I9Sn
1S.00 Colo & Sou
lst ss..-..s6Gs5z
160O c T ! con Is
I12GInZ
$500 Con Tob As 67L
30. COO ID NJ & II
land grant
3lss ----.5gI5s&
HOO Erie LIST gen
a. E7TS-lE
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1fs-cIeueou-AtchiSon's rise was chiefly on
covering nv rom shorts. who were frightened BY
the bull tips on the stock The SHARP advance
IN Chicago and Eastern Illinois was due 20 n
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LEE | N STEAMERS.

LII LINZ
To Memphis. s7.OO-Round Trip, $1,000
Including Meals and Berth
Fer Chester. Grand Tower, Cape Gfr1rdeau-
Cairo. Memphis. Helena. Greenvtlie, NcksourS
and NaJclsz. takins freight for al way landings
this side Of New Orleans and landings On ArkRn-
G4s River 20 Pine Blur.
Res LSe. Tuesday. July s. 3 p r.
Peters Lee. Friday. July IL 8 p. NJ
From NuaTbOat. foot Of olive -
PA0Ees. Main 1875: KInlOcn a I&
". = Aioitz Cum. Agt: d. IL Connors. Gen
ACT
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Trrnsury %stntement.
Foreign Exchange.

w7shi1Etoa. Jg.v -Ayaiiagfs cash h~oIaaees
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DnmestIc ExchnnEe.

Whitaker & Co. l,ad. stock ~glanercial pa
per and exchange brokers. No. go NoTth Fourth
street. quote exchange as foll0vs
New York dis -Hc dis
chicago ------------- ---.----------tr Us pr
Cincinnati ----.--.--.....- ....-2c lis DC dis
Louisville 1900 .-------.---.---e -s - gls
New Orleans ....-..... ....-.-.-s- is SOC Dis
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Totals. Canada .-...-..-.-SS sore SE ..--
sN1t included IN totals because containing
Other items than cisarinE-
ENo; inrluted in totals because OF no complri-
vn Tor last wear
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RINer and BusIne.s.

HINrT
The river at ST Louis Will continue 70 fail.
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ILLINOIS,. uys AJIn-s aui Fort Dvisr. anu Hook
inE valley
Illinois CNutrai-Cns 4 the Early features vas
IN ddHAHr- IN Illinois Central u the highest
price On rrcuTl. Al- ulu.Fm-.t started VIE
Er-E buying Ia Flower & 60. who -lgs ba4u
st-sGy purchasers. u the stock from blow II.
aui Sag. with h. II. Porter own r.- control
q IN CAletgs auI E.st-Tu Illinois. They were
t9N"N-l uF utars pIllgIa=It tpr-agis~s. U-1OIs-.
IT. only ESP heard was th- Oh rIu.- 70 tr-
uSiai-Nlvu % ta- GatraE4 and Eastern Illinois
ana The later -rport that tie Moore BIS L-t
BEEN buying Illinois central
H9ekng va!lsy-A asw h.gh record was -
tlhilsu-- iE Hooking \alleJ On z-lf-aTiE- hl.-
M SINE = Nhieh was stit 20 Re . an ..y----
meat Ht-frleteg. il was rlUHFe- that EuEur-4ur
plans WcEc under consideration bv tie interests
IN control Whether The preferred IS % s- r.
tired or not. The E-s-IpS 90 TIE room "a. DC
that an Increased dividend on the e4ma1aa was
among tE~ possibilities. There VS. also tlLS
or q UrsA-T VITA another EaG tl- F.E- Ma
Queite Icing mentioned ia this crEg-e5Ha.
Important Eruiuz-Amurr THE important
statements o. earnings f.r the u.H-th ~ Nav
was Tie Union Fag.le- Gross -aru.uE- iu-rvl--d
Nl.ilr. uIsEatirE "IpeI~-s increased Sa4-6-
aiakirg ~ net .ar--ls- Sl.-" The H. G.uIe
Western reported an increase Ia EEl-~ eIru.ue4
OF Sls-iH and n net Of $50.
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win e~laariaFs su.zsCa. hal.nces n.rf.as sat
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Mnm street Gn..in-

Reported b. she New York Commercial Al
vsrtfsar through Francis. Bro & Co. No Hi
North Fourth street:
triz market to-day. putting out FULLY 500
shares chiefly L & y. 81. Paul. Atchison,
Uni.n Pacific and b & o.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after Monday. July :. Str. Columbia
will transact business from Lee Lane wharTooat.
HUNTER BEN JENKINS. Gen. Agent.
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FINANCIAL.
American
Exchange
soLIcITs ACCOUNTS. ~0EaRA

side buyiuE New hign re,csd prices were made
to-tly ry Illinois Central. Chicago and Eastern
ILLINOIS,. uys AJIn-s ani F1Tt Drisr. and Hook
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Second Call.

5000 Atchison S &ON N K & T 81
B.0o0 B & o sAs-- $50 eup0 Mex Cent sS
2W0 Do 4s...-.-I@4 inc -. ~
3.Oc0 3 r T ss....IOTa g gC n & W Poca -
3.00 Con lob IS Coal is....... q
s1hasT& Leo y Y c 81 L
1Se%gl3T 1000 & E Inc. 3
s.Vo cent Ga LIST A5.Co Pa 3izs ctfs
INC 49, Szz var ...iOEs&I1s&
SEVS u & . IS $500 RdE As-..--- ssL
2LecO Cent Ca "a Is = .
Inc -:-S6AaSFn Leoo Sou Pac AIS SsIs
l+V0 Colo Eou IS COCO Do s-...s2[ds3
sS&aas 400 Do 5s.--....lg2
SHo G r 1 5s.---lea se9 ST L I II IS. %
ESJ q a a1s 400 S r 5s---.-IZe
so1sgsSh Lp0e L p Is reg. .Ia=Z
E.N1 Erle gen mtg 40 Doom IG&TlU7E
nen 49, s6s 400 Wis Cent As. 50
~" q 49, 400 W S-...----IS3<
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-le Mexican Ceatn
e-- - Co.
Stocks.
Mining shares.

Mining Stocks An New York.
New YORK. July Closing quotations on min
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GrauCer-The Western crowd was active IN
some = the Er1HGpTs. Rock Island nose ever
; points On buying by Halsey & Co and ether
houses. -uuIertncd 20 be for the inside party
s.. Paul reacted fractionaliy In the early deal
tnEr. tff rallied on buying by Tiighman. Row
land < CO. Harris. Gates & co. and other
ccmmissiCn-houses. as veil as by room trader
~ the high level Rsche were the largest sell
ere
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan OF the Riycr,

Tor = h}Nts Fa-.as Al = a m
Monday. JULY :. 10.
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r J. HYATT.
Local Forecast OlHcial-