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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
WILL ENFORCE COUNTY LAW.
Owners of Automobiles Must Dis
play License Numbers.


Automobiles who venture into st. Louis
County without . license win be arrested
II they do not keep out Of the way Of the
Sheriff and his deputies. who have decided
to rigidly enforce the now law.
Tho law requiring license and the OBJ.
servance Of several other regulations went
into effect June -. but It has not been
Clerk John Ruhl has not issued near rs
many licenses ~ was expected. At ffSt
the ofiicerB were disposed to give those
with the Law, but hereafter they have de
cided to stop every one whose number Il
not conspicuously displayed.
An automobile driven by L c. Taylor
was stopped on the Bonhomme road Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff Bellairs. Taylor
said the machine was owned by William
Thompson. who. he thought. had taken out
phone message was sent TO Clayton, where
1t was ascertained that he was right
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REIGN of TERROR
IN VENEZUELA,
President Castro Has Imprisoned
Foreign Merchants for Refus-
ing to Pay Taxes Twice.
MEANS 70 DESTROY TRADE.
Has Abolished Ciudad Bolivar as a
Portaof Entry-Gunboat Com
pels Tradesmen in Nutrias
to- Give, Up $50, 900.
MEANS TO DESTROY TRADE.

Port of Spain, Trinidad. Aug 1s.--Authen-
tic information was received this morning
announcing the imprisonment Of French.
German and italian merchants at Ciudad
Bolivar. Venezuela (Which port was recent
ly recaptured from the rebels by President
Castro's troops), sfor refusing President Cas-
tro's demand for repayment Of taxes al
ready paid to the defacto Government.
President Castro demands the payment of
arrears for the period Of occupation of
ciudad Bolivar by the revolutionary Gov
eminent.
The amount demanded exceeds $e5,ooo The
merchsAtA refused to recognize President
CASTRO abolishing Ciudad Bolivar
as q tenry. and decline to ship goods
via caxupsno..'
The .F<neiuelaA gunboat Miranda went to
the District Of Nutrias exacting from the
merchants forced contributions and fines
amounting to another $4,000 The goods Inn
ported during the revolutionary regime were
condscated and double duties were imposed.
1t is reported that President Castro has
threatened to annihilate the commerce and
.expel the foreign community Of Guayana
on the Orinocco.
"A reign Of terror prevails throughout the
district owing to extortton. threats and bar
bartties Of the party In power.
The entire region Of the Orinoco teens
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TAKES POISON TO END LIFE.
". Fassell, Dependent, May Re

cover FROM Strychnlne Effects.
Victor Easel. 3 years old. stranger IN
the city, attempted to end his life yesterday
at the Grand Hotel. No. liz South Sixth
street, by taking large dose Of strych-
nine.
Shortly after the noon hour his srosns
were heard by chambermaid. who told
the circumstances to the clerk Of the hotel
The. door to Fassers room was forced by
Policeman Stewart. He was unconscious and
was hurried to the City Hospital, where he
was pumped out. He has chance of re-
covery. although the amount Of poison taken
by him was enough to kill two men, physi-
clans say.
Fassel was neatly dressed, but had only
s cents In his pockets when he arrived at
the hospital.
There were two sealed letters In F'assers
papers. One was addressed to Joseph Wei
sci. No. - Poplar street, Memphis, Tenn,
the Other. to Ethel Wordell. No II Gray
son street. Memphis, Tenn. A letter from
Ethel Wordell was also among his effects.
The letter expressed the wish that Faxsel
would soon recover from an illness and
succeed In getting work.
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been driving. attempted to drive phseton
through the corridors Of the West Hotel
She loved sensation for sensations sake
more than for the wrong in it." said a
stretched q point to break into the papers.
Sangiey's influence before and after her
for her.
Mabel Preece Is also remembered for a
sensational scene at q leading Minneapolis
theater; when. in q crowded foyer. she at
tackled well-known- business man, whom
she charged with circulating reports about
her. and. With Q well-directed blow and
timely use Of d trick Of the feet, felled him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. N-When Mfs. James b.
Eingley, her husband and James Reid were
arfaigned before Magistrate Brann In the
Jefferson Market Police Court on q charge
Of forgery to-day their counsel, Mark Al
ter. waived EXAMINATION and they were held
for trial. BAH in the case Of each was fixed
at $500 at the request Of Assistant District
Attorney Kresel
The .woman's husband. who gave the name
Of Parker. and Reid were picked out of Q
line Of court ofncials and others and identi-
ned by the members OF several business
firms AZ the men who passed alleged worth
less checks
Despite her three days incarceration in .
prison cell. Mrs. singiey appeared as calm
~ ever and chatted pleasantly with her
counsel. Parker has lost his nonchalance
and seeming lack ef anxiety In his troubles.
His wife, however. seems, II anything, to
delight in the notoriety she has acquired,
and the one desire to which she frequently
gives expression ID that she. and not "Jim-
my" rs she calls her husband, shall sufrer.
Mrs.. singiey. who Is clever with the pen
tn more ways than one, declares q prison
sentence win give her an opportunity to
write fictfon for the magazines and make
sketches. She says she. already has had
stories published and would welcome tho
opportunity for moro such work. Being
literary person. perhaps It was nervousness
and not unfaml1arity with syntax that
under Z sketch drawn BY herself. = -
Captain LAngan. who is In charge Of the
DIGESTIVE bureau during Inspector McClus-
effort was being made to bring forward adj
difionel complaints IN the case.
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s. At meeting Of the st. Louis Team
Owners Association last night seventeen
nav members were initiated and fourtsoas
applications were received. The assoc1ati61
is to be held ut the West 81. Louis Tufnoe
Hall November Il -"
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q 1900 I'll g o. - ~ q Iosis
sss az ssF = ~ =:
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MRS. SINGLEY SAYS SHE WILL
WRITE FICTION IN PRISON.

Woman Forger Declares She Would Welcome Opportunity
Work That Would Be Afforded Her
She Does Not Deny-Her Greatest Jimmy
Husband May Not Be Convicted of Notoey and
Sensations Responsible for Her Downfall
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~ 3 - 81 M, 1t j. Pool. a years:
3 Is e sso mss; Il So e.e Soe.
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Yesterday afternoon callers at the doctors
office in the Olivia building were told that
he was out Of the city.
The first news from either the doctor or
Miss Jamison. which came after anxious
friends had started an inquiry, was that
they had been married In Clayton by JUS
tfce Campbell.
The future home Of Doctor and Mrs. Nc
Kellops has not been announced.
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:s:iss s sssss 4 "a .Hss 90 : .s 3
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

sured Of election to be Commander Of the
g. A X, ana u - enuc,pa.eo .ns, Lieut.
senant 0enera M a0. "i'i nAss : "A1A-o'''
1oI tne place IN Nv 1885,,
More than atty persons at Colorado 70.
IL e1e polsoneo oy 10Y. ap - -
nom cream IN Wnicn .or"aioenSoe nsA
oeen used - pfese.v.,se.
Counsel 1or the Union iIasuon Solnpsn. .
u Cn1caso tehsr tne, seoelA Soul. .,.a ~
anof1V inte!es'. efao. ~ , eNNos s., ~
q connoetauon 1or "''i'' "'s - -
Jncuoo SUIT
Ths Tfansmissi.sppi Solne $3.50, ya-
- oeslns ..S e.s .."s...-ss :,
souns p.st oi ene o.s ~ 1'sA -
eooo tO1
Nectss.A fspuonS. nu.u 49,. -
Senuon 10 notnlneue = eS..eE 1SA.. ~, :.
start 2 boom sor an on.nA iaAn A'' 'ne
Voc prenoenuai nom.nauon.
River. MO-
To6e Francis shoe ana k1hed Leshe hoss
!. at Do Bun. Mo.
9svon PERSONS were hurt IN uohey
eoln1acu an Kansas City. kas.
A cemetery association In !lppecanoe
County. Indiana, asks for an inJunction TO
= tns 0o.As Ao-.
: -. -. s; 1t,,ea n,,4r,sht md three
49,. -. ,ns,,r.d Inv = nas.enrer -tr.in
y 49,, - .,,r,., 4, -h,ch fhev we're
! s.ss,.-
- - 80. ..,: :, sr.x.. :. IN .s.s,on
=. n n
A1nn.r.. vv,,me. I YEAR. old. Was ,uur.
49, = n.trnst ~ = nend. Who mutiiated
-. 49,, ,,rt,1 ~ m, almost unrecosnixa-
sAsC eS>'>AS AsA>>> =
- 49,. .-.,t,,- ~. ..me :. fho.. a.
80 s.. ~. s.,,,e.,. :, !. r.v.hov II Rock-
49, NJ -t,sa ,..a. 81. ,,,lirs 70 ta,,eve
~. -. ret. e ~. ..i.rt -the. Riuner.
-. .1.s 80. .S.s. -. 49, Z. .e,,,.-v
-s,.s -, :, ,..r. o,d -. Han.nsd
-. 49, p ,,..-s.. ~ Mo,+ a,,,th A.
- $3.50 a. Rr,c..s i,iandl An armed
-. ,.s,srs, -.rt - re.cna her -. f,red
.,,,,rr .ra IN. ~ the mesnher. knied. The
"a .sc.n.d and the csti.ens az ia xur.
rounding country are armins themselves to
.peu1e tne nes
N0veInoI 49, . " .,.1o'. A'oias po'.oc. :.
W :. ep-ue ~ @ rNsH lA.n mn
N - |. s.,.sN ..-1 !.
-. usa.. sSso N u..'um 70 20: 70
s .ne eAAe's enA' no cA4'o. set inc noinans-
s.o'.- an. -
n FOREIGN.
The steamer Empress Of India collides
with the Chinese cruiser Huanr-Tai. near
Hons-Konx. ana the latter vessel -.
sersw.
.Ths German Government propose. to In
eTease the standing army By the organixa-
uon OF TWO new crops In order to utilize
mn not now trained Tor military service.
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sellers az and pu. out 1000 shares principally
Western.
mon ca'e vas bought ,aeis'e BY y0. Gaist sai ETH Hod ies e vino
fore for s sFsalasd OF yin f. b haE Msrs ssen l. e co. Tseg e1 Wsrs
followed by other houses and by
preferred Ss sss sSieny rs bs & SaS,nE al the ~h sse Sad
orders to buy II as quietly as possible, and who
the first preferred was by T. j. Taylor & Co.
and A A. Houseman & Co Various rumors
from one Of the influential members Of the Rock
Island party; Another. that in order to preclude
Of Erie by the Could Rockefeller combination
the leading banking-bouse in the street had
Western Union-The early strength was due to
The District Of New jersey had handed down a
strainine the Pennsylvania Railway from inter
fering with the telegraph lines OF the Western
Manha.tan-A strong leader in the forenoon
iation by g. p Butler & Bro. strong-sturgi,
Shares. The They ! then hsa'; offered na1d T 200 at 1 = i but again Ii,
, withdrew ", on selling h,ir 1o . ,hare IS , There e-O WAS scat 3 ,
moderate line caused a recession In the price.
Ontario ana WesternSNAn Early strong feature
NJ. c. Bowler 5000 and there was scattering
by the banking firm H. mentioned ann excited C; eon sid
nection Herewith was OF the vasuest character.
ciic was accompanied by talk that the next divi-
dend would be at an increa:ed rate Corn Prod
early in March; sugar was hSpFh. By traders in
developments at the annual meeting.
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STOCKS RALLY AT CLOSE,
AFTER EARLY LIQUIDATION.
FRACTIONS ARE WELL SUP.
PORTED.
Missouri Trust Leads the Banking
Group, and Chicago Railway
Equipment Is Strong.

Though a tendency to fquidate was again
apparent in yesterdays market for local
securities. there was no lack of buyers on
the downturn, and the undertone was bull
ish at the close. Missouri Trust was the
strongest of the active options. After OPEN
ing at sl29. 6oi.. this stock broke sharply 10
S1e9. In the last quarter of an hour it was
well taken at sl29.25. and closed at that fig
ure. with a net gain of Is cents a share tor
the day.
81. Louis Transit was well taken at
s2S.1o and S2S.S7iA United RAILWAYS pre-
1erred was taken at &l and the 4 per cents
were easy at sSf.62i2. Mercantile Trust was
me weak spot of the trust company group,
with sales at S4l5.
Third National eased off from s34S to
S5f.;Jo. Other bank issues were firmly held.
chicago Railway Equipment was rho
feature of the miscellaneous list, with sales
at SS.75. a net gain of % cents a share.
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Government Bonds.


New York. Jan. 1i.-Prime mercantile paper
bI5i. per cent. Sterling exchange easy. with
actual business in bankers biils at 4 .ssssd4 $500
for demand and at 4.ss6aqf. 1856 for 50 days:
posted rates 3.S4 and 4.s15: commercial bills
f.ses7Sai. sss75. Mexican dollars size. Government
bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular. Money
fered 3lk. Time money easy; so days s per cent;
g. avs 5 per cent: six months 8 per cent. Ex-
changes 1857 .s65, rs: baiarcss 81 ssalss.
81. 21a. COS. New York exchange 15c premium. For
eiEn exchange-Sterling posted at ASS for 60
days and at Ass for demand.
Baltimore, Md, Jan. 14.-Cteartngs "a, 44, 800:
balances sss1. 100. Money 4d6 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. H.-Cleartngs $2l, 40. =
10: balances 81. 4as. SIS. Money s per cent.
Poston. Jan. H.-Exchanges S4.ss7. IA: balances
s.. 15:, al4.
Cincinnati. Jan. H.-Money. 4s1s per cent.
New York exchange &c premium bid. Clearings
$4.09S, 400.
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Foreign Exchange.

Prime sterling. cables 4.s745G4.s 7t: checks I se3J
@4.s7: co dsvs 1884 al S3H.
Commercial sterling. checks 4.S6x: 60 days
4.S3hTi .sSS: 20 days 4.s2h.
Grain bills 4.S3Z "a .s3fs.
Cotton bills 4.S3a4 S3is.
Bankers Paris cables 5.15a5. IL 1-ls; checks
5.l5AG5.15 1.lsn5. 1914: 50 DAYS e;1sls15. IS lis.
Commercial French francs. checks Icy as IS
lie: 60 DAYS 5.1ssid5.1S 1-1sd5 .l9S.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.1sad5.1 6
Lie: 60 days 5.2Oa5, 20 lis.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks s.17A: GO
DAYS 20.
Bankers. rcichsmarks. cables y checks s5H:
60 days 942.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks sass Lis: 50
days 94ss: 90 days "a 7-16.
Bankers Dutch Euilders. checks 40lsG4o 3-1e:
60 days ~.
Commercial Dutch guilders. checks 40 1-1sa4oh:
60 days 1874.
Market steady.
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Plan Is to Absorb All Interests on
the Ohio and Mississippi.

Louisville. KY. Jan. A-Captain Edwin
Howard Of Jeffersonville. Ind. has con-
frmed the report from Cincinnati that he is
the leading spirit in an effort to effect a
combination of all OF the bodybuilding in
the company to be capitalized at Sc. 1000. 900.
He said an organization had not vet been
effected. but would be in the near future.
1t was not contemplated at this time to alb
sOrb anything but the yards between Gin
cinnati and Paducah.
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IIaln.
North Illinois Express -
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
puQue
Chicago Daylight Special-Peo-
ria and Springfield ..~.........
Springfield Accommodation 80.
Chicago Diamond Special ......
Springfield ACCOMMODATION -.
Southern Lin
Train.
Fast Mail - Paducah. Cairo,
Memphis, Jackson, Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas Ex-
press, Nashville. Atlanta and
New Orleans Special = Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans.
boro.
Marion and Cairo ............
Marion and Crea1 Springs,
Sparta ard Chester ..........
New orleans Limited - Cairo,
Memphis: Dixie F1yer-Nash-
willie. Atlanta and Jackson
tlIN4
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Chicago stock 1g.rl.&
New York Curb Market.

New York: Jan. n.-Trading on the curb mar.
orally showed substantial gains over the tie xIaa.
ruling at the closing yesterday. STANDARD nj
son OF a sensational advance on moderste rang e.
shares. IL 4o.WJ
Northern Securities sold early at 112x and later
Tobacco com. sold at lsNG50L Tor / oa eha.ns
c snd t eSm p, roIs e, at, st 49, 5lsassH for 1000 shares.
preferred at 4skG<s. Greene CUpper SOLD az ,sn
~ and up to .sis. Tennessee Copper sold at II
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FINANCIAL.

THE city of Granite City. Ill. will sell bond,
be used to satisfy an Indebtedness for a local i'm.
pro.ement. said local improvement being a
eer, Granite M Co, city; IL: said bonds TO be Of, nine
$500, with interest at 5 per cent per annum.
bonds issued under series No. 1 Will be due
March ). 1904. and one series to be due each year
thereafter for nine consecutive years; said bonds
all bearing date OF March S. 1903. and are
to be sold by March 5. 1908. said bonds being now
In the office Of the City Clerk Of the city Of
WILLIAM GRIFFITH. city Clerk.
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MINISTER BOWEN AT JAMAICA.
News Received by the State and
Navy Departments.

Washington. Jan. 14.-Notifcation of the
arrival at Kingston. Jamaica, of the Dol.
phin. with United States Minister to Venezu.
ella. and Mrs. Bowen aboard. reached the
State and Navy departments TODAY.
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO

The Board Of Levee Commissioners OF the Red
River, Atchafalaya and Bayou Boeuf Leyee Dis.
igist o Sn eF b f9r sale on Tuesday; "a March. 1907.
s59 Of the Constitution Of The state Of Jorisiana
Of the year ls9s and OF Article No. u of the Leg
islature OF 1888. for the p4rpose of rejecninp tie
bonds or this district issu-d LIST December. isJ2.
These bonds are of Sl.0oO.o0 denomination' dated
I'd March, 1893, and are due fifty yea! S from dare
ton Of the Board. AK Up
The bear 3 per cent per annum interest. payable
eefniannualy by the Fiscal Agency of The State
IN New Orleans =, or by the Treasurer Of the
Interest coupons attached to bonds. N'
These bonds are secured by taxat on and forced
contributions and sale OF lands, and arc ans
lutely safe. They will be sold in amounts to suit
Sealed bids will he received at the office of the
Board at Alexandria, La. up to the hour of 7
p. m. Of Tuesday. I'd March, 1903. at which time
ali bids will be opened. Cash or a csrttsed
check for an amount equal to per cent OF of
fer must accompany each bid.
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
For further Information apply 10 the under
signed at ALEXANDRIA, La.
]. r. THORNTON,
Secretary Board Of Levee Commissioners Red
River. Atchafalaya and Bayou Boeuf Levce
District.
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Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
u. r. Francis. Rro. & Co. No. IA N. Fourth ar
New York; Ian: HmFG nTiss. anms were
higher. AT the opening here the arbitrase
houses had hnyipy order. and took about @.ooo
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Train.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation .........
Texas and Kansas Mail, for
Springfield, Fort Smith. Par
is. Dallas. Ennis. Houston,
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita
Pacific Accommodation .........
Valley Park Accommodation.
Meteor. for Springfield. Car
thage. Joplin. Wichita. VIM
tia. Oklahoma. DeniSon. Sher-
man, Dallas. Fort Worth.
Waco and Brownwood...... $500.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation. .-..--..
Texas and Kansas LIMITED. for
Springfield, Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris, Dallas,
Greenviiie, Ennis, Corsicana,
Houston. Galveston. Austin,
San Antonio. Carthage, Jop-
% lin. Wichita, Burton and
the West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Western Express. for SPRING.
field. Vlnita. Deniscn. Sher-
man.. Oklahoma, Carthage
JOrdtn
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IRON MOUNTAIN

Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rock, T~exarkana. Dallas, Fort
Worth and Abilene ...........
Hot Springs Special ...........
Delta. Columbus and Cairo Elk
press :.
Fast Day Express-Dallas. Fort
Worth. Austin. San Antonio.
Houston and Galveston 800.
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
FL Paso. Los Angeles. CAL
weston. San Antonio and La
redo -
Memp...ra Express .............
FOJRTH STREET AND CHO'
STATION.
De soto and Bismarck Accom-
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New York stock ouo,,,,o,.

st. Louis. No. Jan. IA 1893.
Ihe following shows the opening, highest. lew
est and closing quotations on the New York sock
EXchange to-day. Corrected daily for The Re-
PUBLIC by trancis. Bro. & Co.. bonds and stocks.
No. ga North Fourth street: ~
Stocks. Sales. Open. High Low. Close. Yes.
Am. Car & Fdry. IL. 900 ssA 40i So ssS gel
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St. Louis. Wednesday. Jan. Il. I!


Department OF Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at ST. Louis
January IA. 1903. at $50 d. m. local time and 5
p. m. seventy-ffth meridian time. Observations
made at the same moment of time at all stations.
,tinn mir TN Nv pain INnafhar
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BURLINGTON

Train.
For Hannibal. H. & st. J.
points. Quincy. keokuk and
Burlington -.
Local 70 Hannibal.......... -.
For Quincy and Keokuk.........
For St. Paul, Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The Burlington-Northern Pa
cifc Express. for Kansas
City. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. wyo-
ming. Montana, Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon
Twin: City Express. for st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa
TIE Nebraska = Colorado Ex-
press, for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
81. Joseph
Might Northern Express" for
st. Paul. Minneapolis and
For Illinois, via East Side line,
to Rock Island and Clinton.
Iowa
For Dubuque and La Crosse.
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs, Omaha, st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast........
Local for Hannibal ............
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81. LouI. MONEY Marked.


C1earings were up to the recent average and
discount rates for call and time loans were hrm
between 5 and 6 per cent.
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Bono Sales at New York.
SPECIAL.
New York. Jan. I.-Sales of bonds wcrs m.do
here to-day as follows: ~
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u. d D. S-W. j
Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville. WASH
ington. Baltimore. Philadel-
phla and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail
Cincinnati Accommodation. ....
Cincinnati, Louisville. Pitts
burg. washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited .--.......
vinceEnes Accommodation.
Flora Accommodation ..........
West Baden and French LACK
Springs, via Monon Route E.
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Domestic Exchange.

Reported by Whitaker & Co.. exchange brokers
300 North Fourth street.
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Bar Silver

New. York. Jan. Il-Bar silver 1,Gc per ounce
Al London steady At 2 lid Der ounce.
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LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express ............
New York and Boston Limited.
knickerbocker Special - New
York, Boston, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Nation ard Alton Accommo-
nation
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Express .-.........
Alton-Leaves 1000 a.. m, .:
$500 a. m, s1:45 q. m.
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ION STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
1:55 am s6:8 pm
T:I am s8:@ pm
T:41 am f6:S pm
$50 am ass pm
. 90 am T:1s am
2:1s pm :2:1o pm
r:1s pm 's:S pm
7:D pm $50 am
J:21 pm s1:o5 am
.sS:I pm ll1:6 am
500 pm T:1S am
.......... 1870 am
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Washington. Jan. 1L-Available cash balance
$2l2. III. 6i3: gold SOS. $3.50