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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
BY Telegraph.
REPTBI,TC SPECIALS

cairo. III. Jan. 5i.-rhe Ohio River Is bonn
ing. the gauge rsacs 90 feet. Tigc OF SO fe, l.
The wtatner Is cloudy and cpid. with stationar v
gorsed with Ice above he!e. The Il. f. FFrisb,e.
with tow o; lcmeer. departed ror Cincinnati a:
noon TIE Raymond Homer. with tow Il mp
ties. got away for Louisville at D. m rho
DICK Fowler arrived an departed on time to-
rived AT p IN with basses OF iuInper Sns
will leave fer Cincinnati Tomorrow morning
with lumber barges. and on reaching Paducan
light from Lower Mississippi tnis rnornin..
10 get fuel. having left her tow OF : ba.ces oi
ing. The Herman Paepcke toOx down to he. +
barge loaded with coal. but on acc.uns Of dark
ness she missed the c.anneiS, Reno, where the
sepii b. Wil!iams 4 due from New orieanSs ''
,hfmIi.is, Tern, Jan. 81. Tie river nere stand,
81 feet On the gauge. = rise OF j.. fy5t il, -
last - hours. ne sunshine arfve1 at noon 10,
dag fro!n tfiicrnat with IGc tons Tn,fch3r,,tiS,
for tDis place and returns in the .noInu. " IN
6S bales OF cotton, \ lot Of 5undTiss an 4 Tar
list Of passensers The Georgia Lee arrived inis
ing. the Delta leaves Tomorrow evening for
vicFabUEs. he city Of Idaho leaves In the morn
on account OF bad weather. Receipts by river to-
day were . bales o. cotton, l. bass seed seton
ard IL lag5 0; Gotten seed.
Cape Girardeau. No, ian. Si.-weathsr clear
rec.sters Ia loot. fall Of . N last "a ho;:rs.
The transfer Duncan Is stiD making crossinss
river is IL incaes below low -@.steE nark OF 1s5i.
a rise OF / iT:ch. Weather clear and warmer.
Chester. H.. Jan. m.--9iver falling, gauge
reads l;s feet Weather warmer and Clear. River
Warsaw. ILL.,. jan si.-Gauge reads 80 feet,
a rise of / in the past twenty-four hours.
Weather cloudy.
aud cool. e'
0r.nd Tower. III. Jan. n--Tns s.us. r..As
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
NEW YORK CURB MARKET,
Prices Advance slightly md Remain
strong at Close.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Jan. M.-Ti,e curb market to-day
opened fra In tone and with far inquiry re-
ported. Tie offerings. however. were very tight,
and, in conseau uence the early trading was .c-
stricted IN most issues trades made ut
advancing prices and in the later session tho
firm tore continued. being Influenced py The
strong inside market. Tt. close was also firm
and finai prices generally snow steadiress at
unchanged quotations OF adrarces In bid figures
Total transactions were estimated at ZOO
shares.
Northern securities moved within narrow
compass, scoring a net advance above yester-
days closing prices OF Il point In all :rJl
shares were interchansed from lc5 down 10 1915.
and back the frst price. 1t sold at Us y.ster-
day The Mexican National securities to-day
were unusually active in resVonse to the report
tha. Southern Pacific Interests are seeking 10
acquire the road transactions in the common
reached q tota. OF 1850 shares at 49,. and 1871.
Half as much preferred changed hands al from
10 TO Il. an advance over ths last previous price
OF ~ points. The bonds showed slight Improve
ment. $4,000 selling at s0is0A.
The more healthy state OF affairs In the COP
per trade induced general buying of stocks q.
that class. Three thousand shares 0. Tennessee
brought B3s and ia:t. and $50 shares OF British
Columbia sold 81. to
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

For the benefit Of cur readers, We can
state that to-day the Granite Mountain
OIL Company hegins to fulfill g two years
contract fer oil. and money TO pay divi-
dends to its Shareholders viii now begin
to rapidly accumulate in the treasury
THE earning power Of the company has
nov been placed on firm bass, and we
understand that Il certain cctefie Of bank
are buying large blocks OF STOCK,
knowing that the first dividend is certain
to send the stock up to scvsra! times the
present price. -as Il banker and practical
oil man put II III an interview .esteriay:
Myself and associates are buying
Granite Mountain stock BECAUSE we zee .
Srea; future ICr the company. TIE oil
contracts closed. delivery ON one Of which
begins February /. provides steady in
come for Two years. sufficient 70 pay Iivt-
dends. and l know that the managers Of
the company are negotiating for other
success
You see,' said the banker. the com
pany has u conservative capitalization of
slCWe, and even moderate earnings will
produce big dividends. / wouldn't invest
IN an overcapltalized company, or ere that
only guarantees a gusner. However.
Iook Tor large returns on my Investment
in the Granite Mountain Oil { oInpaDy. for
l have confidence in its managers. and ]
know that its gUSher is a heavy proiacer.
and that It's oil contracts cali f?r better
panies for Their OIL "
The officers Of the Granite Mountain oil
Company have asked Is to state to our
readers that a small amount cf stock s.
being offered at 10 cents q share fer Il
short time. However. Ihe heavy buying
Of substantial business men is an fndica-
tion that the stock has become more val
uablc. and the directors of the company
will scon take UP the matter OF making a
substantial advance in the price. \ per
sonal interview is granted to all who call
at cur Office. whether they desire 10 n
vest or not. Full informa ton and pros
pectus can be obtained free by ca,;ing or
writing. and orders for stock at 10 cents
share should be oant to the cc,npany's
fiscal agent. Granite Investment and Loan
Company, Suite 2l6-2lS Granite Block 9Th
and Market Streets. st. Louis Mo. Teie-
phOne. kinloch g 2In2
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Amaiganated Copper. which rose 1Ss. lost
it all and then rose "a again ut the Close:
The arrival in this country Of a director OF
the Rio Tinto Company. supposed to DC
for the purpose OF forming VOL king agree
ment with the Amalgamated company, aE.
tho continued rise in the price OF coy
per. were the motives of the speculation.
Sugar Continues Depreased.
Sugar continued depressed because OF
fears that the duties on Cuban sugars
would be maintained, and Peoples Gas SUI
fered a sharp break without explanation
There was an active demand late In the
day for Reading, but with only slight ef-
feet ON the price. Colorado and Southern
stocks were bough, on talk ci an increase
IN the dividend on the first preferred. Mex
ports OF absorption by Southern Pacific.
The recent strength Of Evansville and Terre
H2ute continued. and the Iowa Central
stocks and the Minneapolis and ST. Louis
stocks were strong. Lax. Erie and West
ern preferred rose points. Tomorrow $
bank statement Is expected to be strong, as
cash has moved freely from the interior.
and ting banks have shown themselves anH-
ious to place loans. II is believed that the
deposits o; the local trust companies with
the banks have bsen increased during the
tons Of investment capital In the shape of
interest and dividend profits which are
withheld from .einves;ment. This is inter
preted az symptom of the dissatisfaction
of capital with the present price level Of
securities.
Bonds were less active to-day and were
Irregular. Total sales. par value, a.0J9 cCJ.
United States rcfunding Is declined Il. and
the 3g coupons Il per cent on the last call.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
Wall Street Gossip.

R.port.d By Francis. Bro a Co. no. ia North
other aide. and teioro our opening New Yo:k
was heavy seller IN London. This necessita:ed
brokers in this market against the sales ia Lon
icn; The nrbitrage buying amounted to about
southern Iacifc The rest Of the buying was
chiefly Of Cn!on Pacific. Er!es. A;chison and
Rock Island was bought large scale early
in the day by Fahnestock K Co. i. W Savin
& Go. ard Strong n stuIgis. the prices for the
second i'm since e. the More !n'sIss, acquired
81 Paul pays pays pc per r,1 csnt ii in.fe per annrn N
ies 'Gk ana na ses s say ad
material reaction. some of the selling coming
It wa. s1nn ini sssp s
further changes In the directory viii occur soon
si.g sosr tsai wh the neT
crease the capital stock. but an idea prevailed
dsnd rate at the March meeting
After the aijournrnen; Of tho Lacks wanna d.
routine business was transacted, suider, de-
a new hlsh-recofd price Some Interest. thonght H
ts!s buying was informatiol In regard to the
WeeEs. but houses suy Ms pnsd e9dae sia tas
this. as well as the buy.ns for six months past.
tenton TO double the capital stock. and it was
supposed by them that some definite step. IN this
Amaieamatee Copper was bid UP at the open
ing. because Of the arrival OF {. F. Ffef1in
one OF the Rio Tinto directors. II was assured
that the presence OF Fielding here would be foI-
lowed by an adjustment Of the relation. Of the
Analgamated with Rio Tirto and Boston inter
ests. After the fret sales. stock was supplied in
large volume by houses often employed By tn.
STANDARD OH Interest. out Il thought that
this selling might have come from an uptoW
speculativ. clique that was very active In tne
stock q, the beginning Of the week
sharp break In Peoples Gas was caused by
Iudd.n and aggressive selling by two nT.ns often
accompanied by run,ors Of something connected
with tho pending ufga1cn, bot the represents.
uves Of the company said they had no knowiedge
Of any new STEPS or any pending.
American Lseomotfvs was bought again ~ sns
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
Fruit Injured in Southern Illinois
-Paducah Repairing Injury.
sEcCBLIC SPECIAL

HEcCBLIC SPECIAL
PaIUcah. Ky. Jan. 31--The conditions arc
unchanged. The weather continues a;oudy
with indications OF snow. The worst DAM
ase from the storm is expected to como
when the thaw sets In 4 hundred iinc:nel
were imported to-day ard the East Ten
hessee Telephone Company has 80 men at
work Inc system vii! have TO be rebuilt
Its damage Is 3Jc.Dtl- Electric power was
turned on IN broadway late this after
Too:l. the first SINCE the storm. An at
tempt VIII be made TO run cars Tomorrow.
Reports from Southern Illinois, where
there are many fine fruit orchards, Indicate,
that the damage VIII amount 20 a million
dO:iaTs. TIE Western Union Teieg-aph
Company IS still WORKING with one wire
1t is tne only company aoie to get outside
ccnsmuDica tions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
CFrrsCc Avn sI.TGS.

~ Zee. and falling. Weather clear and warm
Pi.tsbuTE Pa, Jan. 3l.-EiveT 81 feet and RS
Ing. Cloudy ard threatening.
Wheeling. W Va. Jan. 31.-River 1915 feet
and falling. Cloudy and cool
Cincinnati, o. Jan. 3l-River B feet 1 inch
and rising. C.ouSy and ccid
Evansville: Ind.: Jan al-River a.% fee. and
rising. Cloudy and warmer
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

ters were file. in the Secretary Of States
Ggsher Hole Mining Company Of LIano; capital
stock 81 .0e9. ~
Texas Lean ard Stock COMPANY Of Dallas:
capital. 10000.
Natchez ron WORKS Of Beaumont: capital
GtoCk. SOTO.
Miaeola Light and Power Company OF Mineo--
la. capital stock. 5000
Mercantile Ic. and COL. Storage Company Of
Nineoia, Wood County: capita! stock. S,o.0eo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
FINANCIAL.
FVLFILLMENT.
To-Day Granite Mountain
Oil Co. Begins to Fulfill
a Two Years Con-
tract for Oil.
STEADY INCOME GUsR;aTEED.

Stockholders Will Soon Begin to
Receive Dividends and, Like All
Paying Companies. Grant, g
Mountain Shares, Now 10 Cents,
Will Advance Many Times in
Value - Bankers Are Buying
Heavily.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
OH stocks Mt Houston.


Ecuston, Tex. Jan. a. Ans.o-Anericen .eache,
bottom u IL morning at l3ssc. rsanzation cf
tho comp3ny's AFFAIRS is expected 10 rcstr,f fro-1
the recent neasy tuyins and selling Other stecsSs
we're sold at yesterisyis, i,sp prices except Becky
the Z e. bids and Manhat,an; which advanced. Sales:
SIC: 70o6 Grace 5tsG5tsc; Higgfna SIS: HsJ1
Indspsn6snce 7s923sc: 1850 Manhattan. eoeS0Iic
Horstsn-seasmont. Stc: 40 Fort worth. 1otKe
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Tho river is still full Of floating IA. form. ..
which ia 5 inches trick. Betwe-n II i<rI.ia ~, ~
Chester there are said to be several gorxsa
W iI!taEi Arste. editor OF the w,.lerv,v,
Journal publication devoted 70 marine In 20
ests, yesterday departed for Journey through
the southern states.
-Caiia.n T.. V. Mcpherson. formerly Eliot on
the Missouri River. has gone to t.Ie home OF hi.
son. IL. a IicPEers3n. in Deer Lodge, Mont.
In the hope that tEc climate viii i.li,I.,,e M,
health. which has teen feeble for q yea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

New fofk. Jan: 3l-Stapie cot'ons OF ali kinds
again quiet to-day. In the dry goods marset
and are without change IN price Prints are
firm, with a fair demand. GingPafns still scarce
Print cloths have sold at an advance Of i-16c in
both regular and narrow ODDS. Linens sr. in
improved demand and very firm. Foreign mar
kefs higher. Burlaps are dull. 20 far demand
goss, but stronger In tone.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
~, T.. & T.-.TyiE

Train.
Jefr"rsan Cf'''. 'umh'a. Roon-
VIE. So ALA Fort ScCt'. In
DIN Territory ard T-Vss
FTDTT - .---... ...-..
"Tha EG-v II err rar DlI1as.
f., W0-tf, Hrustor. Cal
ve-tfr san hn:rro. NA~ico
r.t- an ut 7ta-r7e1i~t rcI-,s.
La"e son rF-v. Cc'umb n. Boon
v.I'e. : dali. Kansas Indian
Ta-rit~ r. and TeCis Tyrrsss.
Missouri. Fa-sss. I~iisn re-
ri-J-y s-I OtIi1o0r2 FLYER.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
BIC EOI II,


LAKE SHOFF. NEW WORK
HUDSON RIVER BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE and
Train.
Indianapolis Tr--cSs.......
New York and RostG7 Limited.
K7ickerbr"k.r Sreoi1l - New
York. Boston, Washington,
Baltimore AMI Philadelphia
NJ ttorn and Alton Acconrno-
G.ifipH .-.-.---.---.--.--
Boston. New Yrri-. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia .--....--...-..-..
iitGn-Leaves -19:21 n. m. .,
ee 90 a. u. sl:il y. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

TotaIS- LaIs-a $s5.Ss3,.D 225
mot included IN totals because containing other
items than cieariras
t:Ict included IN totals because OF no compar.-
for last year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
River and Business,

River Forecast.
The river at 81. Louis will si1av ..rh. sh,nr..
River and Business.
Harbor gauees yesterday marked = OF a soo,
below zero. Indicating n rise OF IS Of foot in
tho last a hours.
There wers no receipts and no sh;puen.s by
river yesterday.
Weather fair and slightly warmer than Thurs
day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
FRISCO SYSTEM

Train.
Valley PARK Accommodation.
valley Pari- tcco1imodlti ton.
paciiic Accom- IN cd1ii5n....--.
TeIaz and Kansas Mall. for
a n e.. Joplin. WIrhitn.
Ak nsay CITY. otlaho1,r
Tails. Gainesville and Fort
Nrr .---.....
Pa'far Ac- -cr.nolatIoa......
Eali V Fax Accorar7osia. lion.
p. ifir 4 O-EmSsl7t on.........-
VALLEY Park Accommodate t!or.
HaS md Ka!sas Limited
v-st'hrlrdb. for Fur, l:a
Sn-!~Cs Fort S',itt., TI-'s.
Jsl'as. Graanvi7'.. Frn!s,
e 81 ara H0u-.ou. CaIg -
ton. Austin Sen Antonio,
'"rt"aga. J00I.n. wirhitr,
RU-"f0l nd ~. West. ......
IV"-tern Ernres- :or Eiai'a,
Denis0n Sherman. Nklaho-
ma Carthage. Joplin ana
-stfN.aGs.A
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
FIRE LABEL woRKsF,r. In III.

s.. Il,ti.., Label Works. which extend over
the second floors of Nos. az. 7l3 and III
North Third street. yesterday afternoon /.
a mayed stock 10 the amount OF 500 Tho
commission firms Of r z. Cherry &c Co,
Mccullough d TurDbsch. end George i.
Schcpp VINO occupy the ground floor OF she
bJ.ldinS. suffered losses ranging from So TO
sl,., by water. The damage is iuIly covered
Insurance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

interests that have been steadily accumulating
the stock for scIne weeAs. altnCuSh II was gen
orally understood that this buying was based
important new Developments. fhs buy
reluctant to talk about the matter, II
supposed that some steps have been taken
10 Increase the conlrany's pan; and business
facilities.
Colorado Southern Issues wero bought on a
large scale by EaliaEgertsn ~ Co. Tne move
!aent IKE that III many other properties was
attributed anticipated deals. but the ar
IaIls-me1tS uEner Consideration Tor some reason
in all these matters are kept secret By those
tutia alia...IE Cnuccriel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
SOUT:rrpC EsyyUt'
ST. IOUISLOUISvILLr Ii

Train. Depart. Arrive.
iay .........-:-... -. SIS am 's:5s pm
Princeton. TyouisriI.a Iav.;l--
ton ard stations C-a--
tannVca. Rome Atlznta
Moon and point. In the
Southses- ...............-..... -:lo ara -, pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1874 Pm s:3t an
Priac't-r. Louisville Ling
tgr ard stations E.ox-
v'ile. Ashevfl'e Cha'tano ga
u r1S. stia7'a. Augusta.
G. sFto-. G7cca and I'll
nH!-ts n Florida AMI the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Note Change-City ticket and freight Of
fee of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway now located at $50 Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
TurpenfIne.

TufOcnfInc.
quiet at &c. Resin firm.
Petroleum..
Oil City. Pa, Jan. 3I.-Credit bsIancer 81 IS:
certificates. no bids: shipments &C. isi; average
:l.3d. runs s9.i57: average 75.e"9
Sugar.
New York. Jan. 3l.-Sugar-Raw steady: fair
RETIRING 3-ls. centrifugal as test 3 iI-is.: yIo-
ia.ses sugar 12-l6c-. refined steady
New Orleans. La. Jan. 3I.-Siugar firm; orer
kcttl. 2isG2'.c: open ket,lc centrifugal zf.l5i,c
Centrifugal granula.ed 4is6i size: whites 3t.f
.Atc; ycllOwS 3isu3 i9-IGc; seconds i5.Gs:.c Mo
lasses steady: open kettle 1JU.5c; ceatriiuraI s1
lIc. Sirup steady at ien2Z-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
WEEKLY BANK CLEARIHGS.
st. LOuis's Record Is $l5,9Gi,G ,G0t,
an Increase OF 1913 Per Cent.

New York. Jan. 3i-The following table,
compiled by EraGs,reet. shows the bank
cledrinGs at the principal cities ;or the
week ended to-day, WITH the percentage Of
increase and decrease, as compared with the
corIesI ondipg week last yeas:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
L.. y. e st. l.. RY. HeDd

Train.
Fast "ai'-0ve-sh0-o. Clover
mort. T. T!isvi'la ari 'te Fast
EaS-n-r -p-res - 0T's-rhG y
florerD0yt. Louisville ard
THE F9Sf
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
BURLINGTON itOUTE-U.

Tain.
Foo Hannibal. Ii. & st. J.
roiAts. Quincy. Kegliuk and
Burlington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Local to Eannibal...-....-...
For quincy and North.....
ZOE s.. Pau. Minneapolis. via
Est Side l.Ees. Illinois and
w NiSconS:n .-.-.... .-.....-..
ihe 8uI.iurtO1-Eo-the-D Pa
ciir. EApr -. 10. Kansas
Sity. 81. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black HIS. Wyo-
n nG Montana. Wa shinGton,
6nse' Slund. Portland and
~ --..-.-...-.-.-.-.
Twin C-ty Express, for Minne-
-sroNs. 81. Paul and Iowa ....
Ihe Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. fer Denver. Col9ra DO.
I'ah AMI Pacific Coast. via
St JOSEPH.
Local TO GJrl nc c,1G.............
fcr ,Horth-rn Iowa. -. Paul
ana hinneapCi!-...............
Fo' Illinois. Via East side line
70 Eoc'5 Island and Clinton.
r. --'-'---. ...-....-.
Ffnr blhEqIe and La Cross.
70 ha-Sis City. Council!
H!uffs. Omaha. 81. loser r.
nFeE. .Ns"r9s kJ. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coas,....
Local foS nibal ..-.........
t"r alrcil-LrIve III 4. m.
"a y: ll:f1 q. m. daily. 2.cj :
cay. go J.. m. ezCaD: Slulay
ar! 2. r-. daily: S:2i p. m, j
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
River RiaIto Breyfties.

To-Day's Weather.
Threatening. with probably snow fur-iss
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

ycw Texas Corporations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Austin. Tex. Jan. 3l-Ths following char.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Train. DepG,
Cincifnati Louisville wash
InctCu. Baltimore. Phi!adel-
ph.a and New York Ex ress. sc:c5 a
Cincinnati. Louisville. War!i-
iay:on. Baltimore. PHilaG.l-
rhia and Esw York ENp-aes- ........
Circirrati. nuisyi'la, PITS
burg. Washington Baltimore.
Fast a-asl..-..................... ss:Ns p
Cl2r!rna:i A-corE1oC alton t1:2G :.
Ci7ctnn-ti. louisville. Pi:-s-
bur-. Taehi1E1rn RGlti~0o-a.
phfIadeIrH!2 an! New York
Royai Iire f.irrited-.--.---....s se:m a
Fl0T1 A-epulr-aia- On. ... :i7 =
Flora N-ccFrln; odIt'r -G:55 2
sn-.-gs, Vt. No7or Raute.... .s.ia a
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

fled in the Probate Court at Clayton yes
terday. Lot No. of the Common sabdivi-
ST in Webster Groves. with the exception
Of eighty feet in the southwest corner. on
which the CoG1on block Is located, was left,
with al! the other improvements, 70 John ".
&, mon. all bat three shares OF the Con-
non Floral C1nlDany were also left to John
II. Con.Dn. The three shares were left 20
Henry Brown. The home place was LEFT to
tbs. testator's widow, Mrs. Elizabeth il.
Connon. and at her death il is to go TO JOHN
Common. The balance Of the real estate Is
to be divided equally between Margaret NJ
Schunate. Caroline i. L!tt:efeid. Charles L.
Common and John ID Common. The personal
property WIS left to Mrs. Elizabeth Common.
John. Common was named ia the will as ex-
ecutor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
I.ll
Coffee,

COTcc.
New York. Jan. s,.-The coffee rlarke. opened
steady In tone, with prices unchanged 10 points
hth"r tn slight improvement being in syl,ir,a-
thv with steaGisr ruling of the Egrcpean mar
ht-a But Speculative enthusiasm was ct q low
pitch. whiie bear leaders We're much encour-
aged By enormous receipts in the crop country.
After the first manifestation o: stai'iirv -iie
market slowly worked lower under Iiquidati n
anu tear pressure in the absence Of staf,vart
hull support. Port receipts in the c-oI, co;lntr,-
were fi.rh. bags ard interior town rpyaip;5
reached 400 hags-truly Formidable Stow ng
" the close the n4arke. Was baEe.y gteaiy VI tn
prices net tn 10 points lower Total sales fu-
tnrei vsre a?Ji1 taEs, Including March at 5.5tp
t.55c; May at 5.ejI5.s0c: Jurc 5. 75c: july 1t
bslH5. %; Sept; at 5.a5ns.15c: Dec. at G 2rf0
e-5Sc Spot coffee WIS dull on the basis o. 5T.c
toC !nvocs lots of No Pln.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
First Call.

New York. Jan. 3l.-Sales OF bonds were NJ
here to-day as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Marriage licenses were fssrsed yes
terday in Clayton TO Henry Ranken rri
Anna Naevis II Castillo. and Robert Nc
Lead Of St. Louis and Susie Fitzgerald of
Quincy III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RiE.WhT-tC., =. & ST. L)
Train. DeJa-t. Arrive.
P5oria PeE,ir Springfield and
.1crseyvilIs .....-...-........ 's:ri am $50 I'm
f-Isah '................ sS:Ii am '7:sn Pm
Aitrr Chs.-:ai1rta ana ;r1>ton f4:5s pm sio:55
Alton. Springfield and Jersey
VILE :f-s' pm -i'-'O ai
and c;rsftor ...>......... $500 I'm '1o:5s am
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
ST. L.. Is. c. & c.

Train. Depart Arrive.
inra-uedi.te rc!n.s.-....--...- 5:s5 pm $3.50 am
1910 sunday SIer'3i-Rei'-.
No. and intermediate points. 1901 am ts:I5 PA
rs lls Acc 1r'rnodl tHn-Belle. No. and inter
mediate uoi-,s .iniiv RxCep. sunday leaves
N9n7'ys.'rer avenue at s:5s u. m AM Forsyth
Junction ~ 80 a. Arrives az Ewing ave
So n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Train
Texas. Fast Man. to Little
Rock, Tcsarke n. Dallas,
Fo.t Worth and Abilene -.
Delta, Columbus and Cairo
Express .-..-.-- ...---.
FGst Dag I.SQ:ess-Dal!as.
Fort worth. Austin. sun An
toxic. Houston aIG Calves
I a. --.---. ----
Hot Springs Special ......--.-
Teas. Mexico an. California
Special Du.i>s. Fort Worth.
, II PaSo. Los Angeles. Gal
vtston, san AnsOnio ard La
. Memphis Express ...... --.
| FOURTH STREET AND CH1
STATION.
| De Soto and BismaTcl. Accom-
mOGGticn ..... ......
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

LCUIS ALBRECKI-s WILL FILED
Louis Al5reci.t. b. his will fled for probate
yesterday left sJo9 10 his soE. Adoi5h and
ordered note held by .estator against his
son Cancelled. He lett SEQ TO his son LOUIS
and the remainder of his estate to hfs
daughters. Agnes and Ida Alhyechk
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

$3.50 pm 80 am
- 90 pm "7::es I'm
erson Rouf~.b
Depart. Arrive.
s::sss an T:l5 pm
se::55 nm T:2o am
x ATY."
Depart. Arrive.
'o:l5 an T:a1 pm
ss:s2 pm T:E am
'11:i5 pm 'e:s1 am
ss::57 rn S-a An
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
sT.LoU!s COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

At the last regular meeting of the
City Council of F.0riSs-Int. an ordinance 10
liSnt the town with electricity was unan-
irously passed. i committee was appointed
to make arrangements with eiecizic
lighting company in Ferguson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Arrive.
.7:iI am .s:2s pm
TT:u am ts:o' pm
....s ,-,
$500 an 's:Ss pm
..,,
E.l5 pm ~ p'A
.....,-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

"s::S am 81 :iB nm
-l:l0 IN fie::2= AZ
=: 3 pm +s:45 al
-: pm +1:45 am
$3.50 pm '5:5i pm