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THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. MARCH 25. 1902.
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
r--Mu-Kwir-jr-n-M-i rtm.inj-Ln.nnn jxruru
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The Merchants -Laclede National Bank
OF ST. LOUIS.
Capital $1,400,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 650,000.00
FISCAL AGENT FOR THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Interest Paid on Time Certificates of Deposit.
Letters of Credit issued available in all parts of the world.
DOUBLE LIABILITY.
Under the National Banking; Law the Stockholders of this
Bank are liable to its Depositors for an additional amount, and
equal to, the capital stock of the Bank.
" i " In tho 1te5t imPrOTed fire w " 1 J
' ' 1 I m f and burglar proof SaF3 D- W
TTI ST. LOUIS pff
A II TRUST GO. Ilk
jfi 3 & ces -K-orryin about th X V o
1
C. H. WALKER & CO
310 N. FOURTH ST.
"We offer the best possible
exchanges of
MEMBERS: NEW YORK STOCK
ST. LOUIS STOCK
CHICAGO BOARD OF
Hlghj-Grade Investment Securities Bought and Sold.
WHITAKER & COMPANY,
Smxsxsors to WK1TAKER t HODOMAN.
BOND AND STOCKBROKERS.
300 N. FOURTH ST.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
MomtMly circular coatalalmj lltt ml local fcaritln
maUai am application.
FINANCIAL
NOTICE.
Wanted-St. Louis Cot
ton Compress Com
pany's bonds which have
been called and are due
April 1st, 1902, on which
day Interest ceases. If
these bonds are pre
sented at this bank on
or before March 29th,
we will pay par and
Interest to April 1st.
We call attention to
the faot that if not pre- j
sented before March
29th, at this bank, hold
ers of the bonds will
have to forward same to
Philadelphia at their own
expense.
Tho Third Rational Bank.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
GRANITE MOUNTAIN OIL CO.
At a BMUnc ot tht Board of Director of the
Oranlts Mountain Oil Co., held at Beaumont,
T" i Thursday. March S, IXC, it 4 p. m., a 4
par oani dividend was officially declared, paya
ble to all stockholders ot record April 1. 1M2.
D. O. LIVELY. Treasurer.
TJsa it. Tax, March t, 1902.
V Foreign Exehange.
Reported tr Pranols, Bra & CO., No. til Ncrth
Fourth street:
Prim sterling cables .tS4SU: checks 4.V749
. : n day .ssTl.
Commercial sterling; checks 4.STH: 0 days 4.tl;
: Oraln bills 4JR43H: cotton Mill 4.StU2U.
' Bankers' Paris cables 5.15; checks &.154;
days S.17H4W-1.
Commercial French francs cheeks 8.1(34? to da a
.. ?U1-10.
HWII
'las checks 8.194: days 8.11H01-U.
Belgian checks I.U4S1-16: 9 days t.lHiOJ
i i.lbl-l&; ss cays 6.15HCH-1-
Bankers' rslchamarks cables 54: checks 9E:
40 days 15.
r , Commercial sterling shacks K t-H: to days silt;
U. KOaysMU-U.
' Bankers' Dutch runatrs. checks 40 . to
.?' V imar-1.1 atarttn VvW 4AU, ta .. Mt
Finn.
?' . Lamia Xoaey Xaxlcat.
Sscoslts ware hsKrr. and there -was a continued
nod pur-Ms and local demand for funds, with
T cuacount lata stsady, Mtwesn 44
and Eft per
:. cant.
Taaterdar'a Basic CTesurtnsrs.
" TsstardaVs eMarlBf hosse
awrtnsla.t,H. balances
-- -with clearing t7.087.JSS. balai
statement anoweq
U.41.1&Sl compared
intts t7.0S7.J63. balances J1.3S1.H7 Batur-
r - - .
xmtt uooaii
'' VMrTrVs VsU-rVi 9L-TH- srrw1KlIw In fh
1-r 4sn mu'laa tnnrVat amiaisii Oim sifttu' If Visit a wIt s tha
" decline in to-day", cotton orlcoa over Eaturday.
J' K. nstd by the buyers as an arscment. The market
i rC pensd with fair mall orders and a moderate
j amount or bssinaas was traneactea anrine the
p.sy. Ths scarcity ot ready supplies a?4 tbs
C cwarsold ccsdltlon of many mills kept prices firm.
Print cloths remained srm, usohacs;aa and with-
f.'coi any cemana ox mstnsnu
service on the principal
the country.
EXCHANGE, -
re. "I
EXCHANGE,
Direct Private Wins.
TRADE.
EFFORT TO BOLSTER UP
MARKET FALLS SHORT.
TRADING STILL CONFINED TO
OBSCURE LINES.
Prices Generally Start Ont Higher,
but Barely Hold Their Own
After a Dull Day.
JCew York. March 2. To-day'a market
made some effort to recover from the re
actionary tendency that developed before
the close Saturday and to resume the up
ward tendency which was becoming gen
eral on Friday. Prices started higher this
mornir-c, but the market during tho day did
not hold out tho promise of the early deal
ings and again relapsed into a dull and
drifting condition, with tho dealings almcet
entirely in professional hands and only the
more obscure stocks moving with any de
gree of energy. There were a marked de
mand for the Readings and an apparent at
tempt to ehlft the leadership Into the coal
ers from tho 'Western grain carriers whoss
strength last week was supposed to be) due
to tho favorable prospects of the grain
crops.
Obvious Selling to Take Profits.
But the obvious fact that selling to take
profits was going on In St. Paul, showing
the work of professional hands, detracted
from the influence of the new strength In
the Readings. The renewed attendance
at his olllce of the most prominent capital
ist in the street and tho return to New
Tcrk from holiday excursions of other large
capitalists were looked to by the more san
guine of the traders to result in a resump
tion of market activity, but except for the
buying of the Readings no such Influence
was apparent.
Amalgamated Copper was notably active,
and. with occasional rallies, was depressed
on account of a fear thut the Anaconda divi
dend to be acted on this wesk will not
be maintained. There was an active spec
tuatlon :n tho United States Leather stocks
at advances of a point or more, accom
panied by reports zubeeojuently circulated
that the accumulated dividends duo on the
preferred stock were to be funded Into a
bend. Louisville and Nashville, and Chica
go. Indianapolis and Louisville rose togeth
er in the trading, thus reviving old rumors
of a combination.
llarlxet Spotty arid Ixresralar.
Outside of these oases; the market wa
spotty and uneven and very irregular.
There were wlds advances In Evansvlllo
and Terre Haute. North American. General
Electric, com Products and Keokuk and
Des Moines preferred, but nons. of th
gains were fully maintained, and there wera
wide declines in other stocks, which had
recent advances. Colorado Fuel was activo
and erratic, ranging both above and below
Saturday's closing, with a net gain of a
point. Soothing assurances were heard that
the condition of the money market was per
fectly safe, but the forces of depletion at
work upon the cash reserves of the banks
and the narrow margin of their surplus re
serve kept awake an uneasy sentiment re
garding the condition of ths market until
the April settlements. With the Subtreas
ury taking funds from tha market, an In
terior demand for currency and sterling ex
change again hardening towards the gold
export point, it is felt that there la danger
of flurries in the money market, even if a
sustained stringency eon be avoided. The
market closed heavy. The bond market was
irregular, but the active issues were in
clined lo recede. Total sales, par TSlue,
tl,73),000. United States bonds were all un
changed on tho last call.
8TATEMENT OP THE CONDITION OP
The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis.
sasBa afBBBaMisMlMaiBaHeaHBla
FEBRUARY 25th. I902r
RESOURCE&
Currency and Coin 55.808,105.20
Checks and Cash Items-. 611,891.33
OFFICERS:
rT. H. THOMPSON.
President.
J. C. VAN BLARCOM.
Vice President
JNO. NICKBRSON.
2d Vice President.
B. T. EDWARDS,
Cashier.
C L. MERRILL,
Assistant Cashier.
W. B. COWEN.
assistant Cashier.
Capital-
Surplus and Profits
Circulation Deposits
$47,688,827.39
ABSOLUTE SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS, PROFITS AND DOUBLE LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, 313,700 OOO
ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, BANKS, BANKERS AND
CORPORATIONS SOLICITED UPON FAVORABLE TERMS. PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
AND CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
INTEREST PAID ON TifVIE DEPOSITS.
TRUST COMPANY ISSUES
SELL ON DOWNTURN.
BAXK STOCKS ARE DT GOOD
DEMAND.
Tractions Easj and General Tono
of Market Apparently
Bearish.
Trust company issues were under selllnc
pressure in the local securities market yes
terday. Recent advances seem to have
tempted many outside speculators to take
profits desplto statements that the tendency
toward consolidation would ultimately
strengthen the business of this class of
concerns In St. Louis.
Tractions were easy and bank shares were
about the only strong spots. In the fore
noon Transit sold oft from $30.8754 to S.e24
and United Railways preferred was easy at
JS5.75 and S&.S0.
Gerraania Trust dropped from S3&50 to
J20S and Colonial sold oil to CJ4. There was
no trading In Missouri. At one time tho
stock brought out no better bids than J12S,
but there were bujers willing; to take it at
JUT at the close. American Central and
Lincoln were steady, the former at $169 and
the latter at $ST0- There was a eood demand
lor all of the Simmons Harwaro lsbues at
higher prices.
At ths afternoon session Transit was
aeain weak at $30.00 and $30-374- Tho trust
company Issues were little better than
steady. St. Louis Safe Deposit and Savins
was In good demand, but held too 'high for
buyers. Continental National, which had
been Inactive for some time, was again to
the fore with sales ranging from $32 to
$263.50.
Morntns; Session.
Closing quotations:
Bid. Akl.
........I S.C0 J3J.6T4
SJ.T5 S5.:ij
S9.M
, M7.T5 WS.00
ra.oo sn.oo
1SS.C0 10.09
St. Louis Transit.......
United Hallways pfd....
United Railways 49
Germanta TruJt
Colonial Trust
American Trust
IJncoln Trust
Missouri Trust .........
St. Louis Site Deposit
MlsslMlppI Valley
6u Louis Trust
rn.oo
1TT.00
1W.0O
o.o
3T3.00
1K.O0
i.vO
ST3.:I)
421.00
SOS.")
K9.O0
MO.OO
riiloo
SK.00
rrs.oo
4 ."9
M.C0
a.w
S).S
ICew Mercanluo z?"V "
American Exchange Bank iUVU
Mechantcs' National a..w
Third National JU'jA
Boatmen's Hank z:;2J
State National i w
Fourth National Eank sirit
Merchants-lAclede S-??
Brewery J1.W0 6s 8I.M
Vcstingboue Automatlo Coupler. ......
61mmons Hardware com.... ?;?
Simmons Hardware id pti lK.uO
Consolidated Coal ""
Hydraullo Press Brick.. 90.00
St. Joe Lead. 100
Bales:
125 St. Louis Transit st...........
IS Eft. Louis Tracslt at.
S3 Unltad Railways pfd. at
1.000 United Rallwara is at.
t5 Germanla Trust at
SO MlsslMlppI Valley at..
Its Colonial Trust at
15 Colonial Trust at
S Colonial Trust at
American Central 1G8.75
10 9t. Louis Trust at
BXer Mercantile Trust at.
10 Continental National at
10 Continental National at
20 Continental National at.....
10 Continental National at
S Boatmen's Bank at
10 Bank of Commerce at
U Simmons Hardware seconds pfd at.
20 Simmons Hardware tints at
Afternoon Session.
. tS.75
. 33.50
. 20S.C0
. 4J0.W
. 234.00
. 234.7S
. 233.00
1S9.50
. 373.10
. 431.00
. 2C2.01
. 2C2.M
. 263.00
. 2E3.50
. 213. M
. 23I.W
. IS'i.Oi)
. 1M.00
Closing quotations:
Ft. Loula Transit........
Bid. Asked.
I S0.37H rO-tO
United IlAlIwara nfd 5.75 K.CO
United ltallwnjs 4s S3. 50 9.(34
Uermanla Trust DOS.OJ :).
Colonial Trust 34 01 S11.C0
American Central IfS.TI 770.04
IJncoln Trut rO... 270.CO
bt. Louis Safe Deposit 15S.00
Mississippi Valley 4.0)
St. Louis Trust 373.01 S73.50
New Mercantile 4 t
Bank of Commerce 333.ro S31.OT
Boatmen's Bank SIS.b) 216.TO
State National 214.ro
Fourth National Bank 2SSO0- 2 "1
Brewery tl.001 6s M.2S S4.0O
Simmons Hardware com 1S5.0O 1M.C.1
Simmons Hardware prd 1U.0O 137. 'O
Consolidated Coal 20.25
Bales:
200 St. Louis Transit t 31.C24
1W St. Louie Transit...'..... to.75
210 St. Louis Tranilt 31.S74
110 United Railways pfd V.Vi
75 United Railways pfd (3.75
2.CH United Railways 4s H.CZH
175 Oermanla Trust 208.00
25 Oermanla Trust.. j 23.23
IS) Oermanla Trust. C8 CO
64 Colonial Trust 232.01
c) Colonial Trust. 232.00
2S Colonial Trust 236.00
Xmerlcan Central ItS.TS le.SS
10 Lincoln Trust. 270.00
S Mlsstrslrpl Valley Trust ;0."i
10 St. Louis Trust 373. M
40 Simmons Hardware 2d pfd 1.03
1.CO0 Brewerr ts S3. 75
1.00) Missouri-Edison ts 90.00
Cblcaajo Stock Market.
ReporHfl by O. H. Walker 4b Ca. No. SU North
reurtn street :
Class. Bid. Asked.
Amarioan Strawboard ....m...... tl 314
National carDon ooro.................... s
23 V.
Do. T)fd
$4
1ST.
P
51
i4
Diamond afateh of Illinois ..
Lake 8. ZSer. B. R
Metropolitan Elsrated
Do. pad. .............. ......
National Biscuit
Do. pfd. ....................
National Tin
Do. pfd. .....................
Union Treaties com
Jlf, iUilitlitllill SSS-
..134
. 12
.. 41
::S.
,.1M
.. 14H
.. 65
.. UH
.. B
Kew Tork Curb Steaks.
Reported by O. H. Walker Co.. No. Ill North
Fourth street:
fnoas. Bid. Asked.
American Tin Can eota. ..... 14K lS
V.
Bst Btate uas 2 .......... ........ l
British Cbtaabla, Copper .....v a
CTjnsoUdatsdRstrls-ritlas; Lt. Co. 7U
Elsctrlo Boat com 74
Do. pfd .......... .. ........ .... 4o
Electric. Vehicle com I
Do. Dffl. ............................. ..
14
Electro-Pnsumatla ..... 14
xati
ii iiislliif Mm
XJCiL x- aa ssBttsssflabaass.
oensrsi '
Oerman Ti
' etsat..-MM..unl
Grsea Oenso
Harana Cstnm
Do. pen. ...........
niinnls Tyanstiortstlan
Nrnr Amsterdam Oss 1st t per cent, J.
""
V - lBtlMMMtt9
,6CU nBl 7r-llB. ..... ........
Otis Elars
C-flT&tor twin.. .......... ............ SP
tJQ. pro nifitiMit !
RoymX Baklor Poirtlr tfd 1M
ELvuOiVq jut unm ooni,.
card Air Una com, 244 S4t
pro ). 4 t
vV ) '
uo, pra
Dx 4 .....
Bt-uwfcrd Oil nf K. J . CS9 OS
gtpTt-e-f .Hl' nfi.fmt tt 8t
tlcraob. llcivbQB IM CUM ...... 6 Vf
Ttnntme ObppM- ..... UH 13
1H
1.4 m
U 1
tt1
11
(0
VI
UJU 112 I
t.
it !
107
Exchange 0,284,902.62
$(5,203,079.18
United States Bonds AT PAR 5,740,000.00
Bonds, Stocks, etc 3.143,006.23
Loans and Discounts- 23,547,741.0S
Real Estate 55,000.00
$47,688,827.39
LIABILITIES.
St. Louis Tren.-lt Co. com
United Stteet ltjs. of St. Imls pfd.
Do. 4s
Union Copper
U. H. Cist Iron 1'lrn com
Do. pfd
U. S. of Mexico 5s
Vlr. Iron. Coal nnd Cuke
Do. 5a
TVlilto Ivncli Coppr
N.r. Securities ,
Colo, luel and Iron conr
..214
.. 3
,. so
.. 34
.. 10
.. w
.. 4
. 3
ii
.ioa
.1034
M,
S..IJ
S
3i
31'i
4
i'S'i
11
Rl
4
VjV
1034
HOXU SALCS AT XCW YOR1C.
New Tort. March SI Sales of bonSs were mads
here to-Jy as follows:
First Call.
1.0O1 U. S. Ss
coupon .. ..100
29.000 Am Bike Ss.. 53
J.u Adarne Kx 4s 14
fc.OXI Ann Artor 1st
4s 100
C.COOAtch sen 4K.105U
2.O0OB & o gold
4s MIS
8.000 Brook U Has
5b 119
8.000 Cea of Ga lt
lno 754
10.009 Do 2d inc.... 34
3.W0 C ot N J i..12;
U'.OC ii O con
6s i;
2Z.K9UO gen 4;tf..lW
8.wi) C, B i CJ
Joint 43 :
II.OCo deb ts....l
12.000 C It .1 & P
s 1J1H
COOODo pen 4s... .Ill
J.OOOCh Term Trs
4s SH
13,nno Col Sou 1st 4s 4"
CS.vCOCon Tob 4...
T.000 Pet Sou 4s . . v.;,
2.0.0 Urio 1st gen
4s ..I
10.0M tirten
....... Kit
Bay
1000 lnt prer ts-lOfi
row) L & V unit
"" 43 vc:
-a . . JLT .
Bs
. id
U.CO0Mrx Ccn 1st
lno .. ..S4'ff 244
20.00 M. Kirio
4S l.O
1S.0O0 Do 2d 4 824
29.000 Mo 1 Trust
ts l'i
8.000 Norfolk 4 ..
103'iffir:"i
25.0"0 N P 4s lgj
J7,(n.vDo gen 3-..
7145 71S
7.000 P & E lnc 4s XJ4
2MVJ Rdg gen 4.. 1-5
5."0S P 4s MS
1.0M S. It & T 6 7i
ivJ Tex & I"a 2J JT'
.(MToI. ot L &
V 4s J5
2.0CO U 1 In 4...10i4
&.uCODo Con 4....
Ui.TflOSIl
1D.O0O Wnb deb B .
S.OOO Vf C sen 4s. W4
Second Cnll.
C.nMAtuh een Is.l'UVt
2J.i"Ti Io adl 4i... 314
13.0lDo red 33u
M.oioc. n & Q
lolnt 4s f3
S.0CO chl Term Trs
4s S7'i
CO.OOOCua Tol 4..
2O.0C0K C F S .'c
11 4s 9J-
2O.0C0Mex Cen 1st
lno 33
S.OOO Do 2d Inc.... 224
7.000 M. K, & T
1st 4S 10)
4.O0OU P 1st 4S..103U
HDo con 4s....1(jS
10.0i U abash B . 75'i
t1.C"Do ttamped. 93U
j,wj u & j coia
4s 1044
13.00.1 Brook Un El
lsts 1014
2,000 Cen of Ga
oon 5s .......110H
COX) Do lsts 7S4
lO.OWCen Pao td
4 102
BCO.OOO Do 34s.. . . M4
IS.(C & o Kn
44 :n
Thlnl Call.
2.000 AnlltLbK
ltf.OOO Am Thread 4 fiT-,
10.wAtch gen 4s.l0s
2,u.l)o odj ts Mk,
2.C09 II t O cold
4s 104H
2.0001)0 S W Dlr
34s 91
2.00) Brook cen Un
Uas Za 113
25.000 C & O en
44s 107i
S6.O00C II i: Q
Joint 4s 9t
10.000 Col Sou 1st
4s 814
.OOODet city gas
U 574
T.0C0 ntle 1st cen
4s S74
tono 'I V 1st 4,e.lW
6.0HO la Cen 1st Is.llS
T.VOOKIne CO el'v
4s 9i;
lO.OOJMex Cen 2d
lnc 224
17,500 M K & T 1st
4s .. ..l'OVslM;
W.0C0 N P 4s 100
. Do cen 3..... 74H
10.003 V k. B lnc
4s S04
14.000 ltds cen 4s..
20.0'MS A & ft. P
4s 91i
li.ooii s s 2d ..sa ws
&,0u0 Tex l'ac 2d
lnc 95
BOO.OOilU P 1st 4..l'-5'4
O.i.0)Val I's .T575,
il.CvJ Do con 4s....
lo&VirlCCH
11.C0O Wh & L B 1st
con 4s 51
I.OjO Is Cen gen
4s SOU
Kerr York Stock Quotations.
St. Louis. Monday. March 24. 1902.
The fcllowlsc shows the opening, highest, low
est and closing quotations un the New York
Stock Exchange you-rday. Corrected dally tor
Tba itepubUa ay Francis, Bro. & Co.. bunds und
stocks. No. tt North Fourth street:
. Close
Stocks. Salcs.Open.H!gh.Liw.CIose. Its.
Am. -ax & Fdr.. b.y 331, jj", XI i2 31T
DO. DM
vi ivj lli n al
Lv-- 'i It. 4 . 4-.4
41TJ ) U ZX - ,
"l.lftl 'i '.'.'.'. "'.'. 454 4ii
JO 7U 975! "JiVi S7Vj ;(.
t) VI V- ilV.
15.400 L4 134 132H lU 1!K
44.CM CU 3; 61U ti- ul
4.'.'00 W UU Zj ) 2)i
11.7W 7i 7 77'i 7 i
Ltvrt r. 9ZI ! H'i
.4W 107 li7"- 10-Jii lts li'7
il) ;; s w
t.'w 64 66 C44 i to.
K- 115. lliru lliv. 1154 1UU
!. .v r; s.v s;: a;--,
11U
l.M 43 it i m 45H, 44
LlW 24 244 M'm 244 I4i
Am. Cot. OH com.
Aiu. Llnsead UU..
DO. Dfd
Am. bm. & Kef,
Do. prd
Am. Snurt pfd ....
Am. bugar lief....
AlnaL iopper ....
Anaconda ,
A.. T. &. B. F.....
Do. Dfd ......
Bolt. & Ohio ....
Do. Dfd
Brook. itar. Tr...
Canada Pad no ..
Canaaa bouthem .
Central ot N. J..
Cbes. & Ohio ....
Chl. Gu V. com..
Chicago & Alton.,
Do. nltl .........
SJi at 36 l tT M
I ii!iio .'' 67?i W4 iii is
Chi., lnd. & L
uo. Did
II" JSfti. S'
C. M. & bt. P... 47.V Ita'- lM'm 1674 lt7 1
Chl. it Northw.... 2.100 2314 231 231 231 31U
C. K. I. i P X2- 1W 1 17S4 X7i Iw)
Chl. Term. Tr. 14
Do. pfd 300 354 25i S3
gonsoL Tob. 4a.... 125.090 (o. CM 44 64 tnU
.. C C. & fat. L ., .,
com 103 w:i 1921 ion;
Colo. FU1 & Iron. 24.ro 10J4 lOoU 1024 IOJ'4 W3H
Colo. Southern ... 1.800 2s 2s 374 274 2
Do. 1st Dfd . tOO 714 "14 71. 714 72
Do. 2d Dfd 300 2li 42i 414 414 424
ConsoL Gas 1.7MSI 224 223 is. 2334
Cont. Tobacco Dfd Jf s
Del. A Hudson
300 ITZJi 17Z4. l.i ut 111
SvO 28J4 2M4 2
1M 414 434 41.
Del.. L & West..
Denver & K. Or..
Do. Dfd
Erie R. R.
DO. 1st Dfd
Do. 2d Did.
Glucose ltef. com.
Grest North, ofd,
Illinois Central .,
Iowa. Central com.
303 91 9PU 4 914 ?i
.49J 7i
3.1 ll
374 97
1.70O O
BJtt t 9W Ji
.... .... .... 55V
200 1554 154 1'54
2.SM I431 142. 1414 113 142J.
434 "V.
Jeicieae uas cum.
Louis. Nasn
s'ash.... 21.200 1M41 10T4 10J4 1M4 lS
"L"... (S.400 133 IMS 3'.. 1324
Ly 1.600 l&S 16t IK-i 1W , lJv
Manhattan
-Ifef Rt. Ttv.
Mexican Central . 100 294
Mexican National tVO l4
1U4 ivl 194 U4
Mo.. Kan. A Tex.
300 31V .... ..... i' t'"
DO. pfd
Missouri Paclfio ..
NaUocal Biscuit .
Do. pfd
National Lead ...
Do. pfd
N. Y. Air Drake...
N. Y. Central ....
00 31
544 M
loiH ioi
C4V M
1.200 1014
900 51
100 101
100 13
ioi w:
(1 1.1
ItSH 1M
114 19
.... !5
194 I
.VI 1TTU I'S 1ILTU ltl ITT'i
1.500 KJSi 16l 14 ! 163V
3tt 1M4 1634 l" lu
1S2 S 4 S34 33)1
;t. l.. uni. m w,
Norfo'llc X3 Vest 1.000 H MH .54
,W)
1.000 i
T.SO) IK
tt
UU.
North Amtricaji,
12J 117 ID'
114
1044
43
1514
1M4
Northern raoino..
Do, pfd .........
Taenia Mall
Pennsylvania .. .,
People's Oas .....
rrssssd Susl Car.
Do. pfd
Heading .. .......
t-i?? :
43 44
43
151
9.VM .ii
U 1114 151
r::: zri.rr -;:. r --
Z.XVQ lUl1 1UH) liu
102
ft.4) 401 4) 40.
17W Hli l.H 5JH ig Ktt
u.700 J4 r.& tl!s t7 k
S.0W 4 814 ;i4 S
lt.300 M4 194 S W4 .
M.700
S.00O
82.1?
ttu SIJi
:S C4 en
J4 1S 14
Si MO UU I9t.
sej'.:
Ken. Iron
3.W uu is -5
Do. ptd
au s. f.....
Do. 1st rid .....
Do. 2d pfd
St. L. rViuthwes.
DO, pfd
Bouth. PaclOa ...
l.yjn '.i' i
744 74
714
?
4U
3.100 C74 7t
;
7M 4 T4 144 Jh T4
100 17 S7 274
3.400 Uli W4 M4 W4 "4
.T ejC C .. 04
Eouth. KsJIway
2. SOO 32i U4 U
St
Do. pfd ....j.... ,1 914 974 914 97S
Teun, Coll Jim. fTOO 711 T1H Tl Tl 714
Tears twX&. 1.4S 401 1V -V U 40V
it a Vtte.1 tun 12-: --?- liZ 4i4 424
bo. Ptd . -5o 44 944 944 , .J
Union I-aelao ., JAMS 14iJ 10o lWj 10J4 1J4'
Do. pfd ..... S.e 4 4 7J T S
TJ. 8. LeatlMr..... ,S 124 134 1S4 124
DO. Ofd ....... 4.990 C'l B". U'S u . u
pfd ......... 4.950 (C4 Bt 124 a S3
fliitlvr nam M l.lZ lltT 1!U 1SU IS
B, 3-
wan
hash Bfd X.1 U 13 424 424 43
Wabash. d.b.sii.J0s.l4O 7JV 754 f JH Sw
West., Union TX., K9 fo2 yjC KU i4 JJ
Wheel, a L, a.... ltro ug brS 194 14 W4
Do. M pfd . j... ?14
Wis. Central W.T. 900. 22S H 4 4 24
Do. pfd. VT. I..., a o4 41 414 44 41
Total sales, itt.too shares.
v
WnU Street Oosslp.
RspertsS by Nsw Tort Commercial Ad fullest
DIRECTORS:
3A& W. RELL. V
O. CARPENTEH.
NATHAN COLU.
8A1TL M. DODD.
W. T. HAARSTICX;
JNO. A. HOLMES.
T. H. McKITTRICTC
JNO. NICKERBON.
H. C. TIERCE.
E. C. SIMMONS.
W. IL THOMPSON.
J. C. VAN 1JLARCOM.
CHAE. O. "WARNER.
$5,000,000.00
3,735.213.02
4,800,000.00
34,153,614.37
throuah Francis, Bro. & Co.. No. 214 North
Fourth street.
ArLItrarj' operations were on a very llrht
pcalr. OKKrrsntlng; Iss than 5.0-TO shares. L.n-
don was a buier, prtcclpnlly cf Southern Pacific
and a little St. Paul, und raid Ilea lings en trie
nso. The nport ttiat Boers were aUiut to nesro-
tlate tur peace stimulated trading In tho Kntnrs
1 in Ixmdon. axul Americans were neglected. Arbl-
tracu Louses lock fcr ver" llttla business fur
some time to come.
After a fairly firm opening the market Cevel
cpcl hesitation ns the result of the prodt-taktng
Fal'j on thov. stocks whtcb were leaders cf laet
wwk's advance, notably Colorado Fuel. St.
Taul and B R. T. Corners were weak on re
newed Boston rclllng. The market took on a
firmer tone when the Readings became activo
and strong, and a few of the minor railroads,
as well as sTern! Industrials cams In for sharp
advances, particularly Keokuk and Des Homes
! preferred. Eansvllle and Soo com.
IToduct. Gen. Ka. North American
i leather and Rnbber etocks. Several s
. n.iUc at Hl-Sii4 tn runril ru-.tnlili
oo corn, ana lurii
American and the
stocks sold
i 1U(U ill iukm:ii uu irvviu. iiviaui; .tiic(-u
' ii nml rMirt.Irr nrfrril Ctfn Plo 1ClHtci1c
and Des Molnen preferred. Soo Line, St. Louis &
San Francisco and Ylrclcia Carolina Chemical
pr-ferred.
Th -arlr feature was activity In Beadlnss.
Both the common and the sooond preferred
fcoreil advance on buying by commlr.slon-houses
arid trader. While somi of tho commlslon bu3
Irg whs vf a goc-1 character, much wa ap
parrrtly for nccount of a highly speculatua
cliQUf, which has been romcfcat conp!cuous
In the mmket for some time, and was credited
In st'llinc elewhere under cover of strength In
the nalers. Trere wae sympathetic b'lyinc of
the Hrles br com-nlslon-houe and by shorts
Delaware and Hudson roe rearly 2 polnts.
The buylr.c of U S. leather common and pre
ferred was ny Kcattertnp; commlson-hmises and
traders. Many cf luiers hao been Identified
with the Chicago ciiQue.
The wealtn ? In A. C. P and Anaconda wns
dnn to sellln? for both accounts try Itnton. The
only goftp was the report that ths dlr. la
Anaconda would surely le passed.
There wa scattering bnylrr of U. B. Rub
bers, and lioth scored advances.
Kvldecces of profit-tnklnir by the Gttes clique
led to scntterlnc selllnc; rf Colorado Fuel, which
carried It down sharply.
GoTernmrnt Bonds.
New Tork, March 24. Government bonds:
T. S. refundlnc 2. r-
1
IT. s refunding 2s. conn ,
U P. 3.. reg
1. S 2s coup
1. S- new 4s. reg
U S. new 4s. coup
II. S. old 4. reg ,
1. S old 4". COUP
1. S. If. reg
U. S. 5s. C0U3
..1"94
irii
"nit
.1354
..111
...112
...1"
...1C
Mining; Stocks In Xerr York.
New York. Marcii 2i Mining shares:
A-'tm-i Ccn ZT, IJttle Chief 11
Alice 40 Ontario 725
Aieve lit t?:a!r f-i
wl-k Con 9 Phcenlx
Ccm'tock Tunnel .. 5 Petcsl
Con. Cal. & Va...I2'J Savage 4
Dadwood Terra .. in Slrn Nevada 10
Horn Silver 14) Small Hooes - 4T.
Iron Sliver T) Standard StS
LeadWIU Con 5
STOCKS AND BO.MIS I nOSTOX.
Boston. March 21. Money, bond, stocks and
rrlnlng shares wero quoted as lollows:
3Inn.
Call loans S4S4.4: time loans 4E5.
Bunds.
Atchison 4s 103 Mexican Cent. " . f'4
Gas 1st 7 N. B. Gas & Coke. S
Storks.
Atchison
Am. Tel. A Tel. ..16s;
Dominion I. & 8... 444
general Electric. ..323
Mas. Electric .... 37;
Do. Dfd n.
Do. Dfd 574
Boston & AIbanv..23
Boston r Maine ...14
Boston Elevated ..IS?
N. Y-. N. II. H 11.2114
J;. K. Uas & Coke. C4
Fltchburir lM 145
United rrult
...101U
Union Pacltlc 100.
Mexican Central ... 24
Am. Sugar ..132
i.. r. Meei
Do. pfd .
Wet, com
. ?44
Do. ofd 113'
allnlnc Shares,
Allouc: -'
Amalgamated .. .. Cl3
Baltlo 45
Bingham 234
Calumet & Hecla..
Osceola
. eo
.. 23
.133
.. 2i
.ISO
..
.. ii';
.. is
.. 22'i
.. S4
.. 14
.. 2
Parrot ....
ulncv
banta Fa Corper
Tamarack
Trlmountaln ....
Trlnltr
United States....
Uton
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
UDUIi'l
Centennial
. 23
Copper Barge .
Demlrlon Coal
Franklin
. es
.in
. 12i
. 17
. 234
,. 194
I Iie Boyale ....
aiornwk
Old Dominion ..
POULTRY.
Both Lire and Dressed Fowls
Are
Scarce In Xerr York Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. March 24. Live poultry roceljts to
day wero 2 cars Western and a few coops by
express. The market opened with bare stanls
and with enly 17 or 1$ ears la sight for th
week. Hecenera aeked 143 for fowls. Ho fcr
young and S4o for old roosters. Turkya firm.
Ducks and geesa also held with more confidence.
Pigeons not so plenty, and steady. Fowls 14o:
joung roosters 12c: old roosters 94c; turkeys.
Western. 13c: do. southwestern lie: cucks. West
ern, pair. 7SSo; do. Southwestern t5B70c: geee.
Mewern prime, pair, SIS 1-25: do. southwestern
tOcOSl; pigeons, pair, ac.
Dressed Poultry Receipts to-day 2.737 pkgs. The
market cleaned up closely last week and opened
thlr morning wltn empty stores. Receipts were
ccnrlned to 1 straight car ot lows scalded and a
few cars from Indiana; some Southwestern stock
le due. Demand was. as usual at the com
mencement of Easter week, of a hesitating char
aster, but rtcelxera wero not Inclined to sell
their aerage test run of dry-picked fowls for
less than 124c, and som very fancy stock,
packed in boxes, was salable up to 13c. cut Iced
towls were difficult to place at over lie. Fresh
killed turkeys not plenty, but flabby young torr.3
slow of sale. Spring ducks tn a little, better de
mand. Froien poultry moving more freely.
Fresh-killed turknys, Western average hens, 134
.14e; do. torn lKjliHo; 43." Southern Iced 124?
12c; do. eld hens, prime, KSUHc: do, old torn.
114C12C
Chlckers Western, fancy large dry-picked. 124
a? 13c: do. sverag- scalded. llSUo. Fowls wet
ern. dry-picked, loed. best, 1143120; do. dry
picked, prime. l2'tfl24o: do. scalded, prime, 12
124c: Southwestern, dry-plcksd, 12c; do. Iced.
J14DUC: Door LO tiur. VU1. UDWr-llCBiU.
fancy. 158190: do. small and aires. 14491(6; old
roosters. Iced, to: do. dry-paexsd, 3US40. Ducxi
Western, belt. 13W134c: do. average. 'IS S Eo.
s't0'.,PSfA
tleese western, enmt. igie; ao. rair to gocq.
7ic. Pouabs White, choice, do.. 13.7533: prime,
lark 11. V)? mixed. 32tf2.23.
Frozen Poultry Turkeys. No. 1 roung hens. Ii
431l4o: mlxefl. old and young hens. I54ftta: No.
j-oung toms. 1J4V1K: areram young (cms. 144
4?lSc: eld hens. 134914c: rid toms.
s-ii.i. a i,i?m earir. ni.r. nn
nlni?:
medium, early packed, ortms. 11 4 U Ho: frlerk.
eariv nacxea. pnme. umo: pnrr.e, iaie-paceo,
12B124c: trollers. fancy, dry-picked. 200: fowls,
fancy. large, dry-picked. 1149130; prime, dry
Dlcked. 114c
E-rfra.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
liiTca. SiJSSSir&SS -l m"U"-- "'" -
New York. March X4.argTTUeelpt. to-day I
nrd frealy. ths resulting sale, bstrur of S.1C0 , -Ths City of tjhefa.Id Is d u rftaa J
cases as In order followlojii 100 csm known landings , '' 1i', "'J5 2,K??J!S W"L
mark at Ho- 10 known mark at irUc lV West- recetke until 5 o clock to-roorrew aftetnocn.
?m at IliTe- NebraskY a? lC4o: 1 North j -The Columbia, came, yesterday rao rotas trtm
Missouri st l4c: 1M known mark at l4o- 1 ' Chester and will return tday. She dUcnargst
Mlseeurt at nUc: JO Nebraska at lS4e: ICO Ten- ' 2CO head ef live stclc.l) cases ete-gs. n coges
neasee at lc; 100 known mark at l4o: 4f known cf poultry. Wo sacks of wheat and M psxkagts
reexk at IMc: 10) North Illlm.Ii ut lsc: 5 ef sundries.
Tenneesee at lc: CO Michigan serondband cast The City of Jlemphis yesterday atternn
at llic: S09 North nilnols at K4c: V kwn cleared for h-r landings ca the Mississippi, otlo
mark at l4c: bt known mark at U4o nd in mn& lenr.eisee rHer tetween bt. Lout aid
Kentucky st Jtc. an mow me ruis as instwcroa
Crrts. Trsdtng on the street was must and the 1
tone of the market eadr. with visible stock ap- f
parentlr not heavy, still, larger supaiiea are
Kentucky at ltc. all uncer the rule as inspected
iSSS?1 Safe? shSd1'rnaTr1,g
. --.rtr-fr.i w-i flrtts IIU01 Wsstcra and 1
UNITED STATES ISOVERTCMENT PnPOSITORT.
5. K. Cor. Fii n rlli nil lll- Slrr-I. St. I.imi.. M".
CAPITA I.. SrilI'I.r AMI PIMiriT" ?l.)."T.S7S.fiO
II. A. FOItlXA?,- Tr. KIUV ItX A. FAUST. Vl. Vttr. TA VIH SOMMKRS. M V! Pra.
O. A. AV Al'Gvr t-R.l.ler ,J t Rt'VY AN. AFS't CaShlfr.
Animi's Ho'lclfd on Pavomnle Term".
iiioiinsT i.Ti:nr.vr paid .v timi: dkpcuits.
Ittrr. of Crrdlt AtbIIsIiIo in Ali !.irt uf :lio WorM. Funln Kxcliinso Bandit nnd "oW.
HOLT: AfJENTS FOR TIII3 NORTH GERM N J.T3YD P. S. LINE.
ft Ha.ve You Bought Your Stock Yel in the Wonderful
R BASKET 5 MACHINE 3 COMPANY? f
f Xo KTo-t Zo.riy Too Xjohr. tfx
fj.fnll )tfd!f Persons ha. ve bought this stock during the pail week.
wVSi I5Uyy I'ricc. until raised, so cents a share.
Call or write for particulars or make ri.ni.t'ainco to
BANKERS F1NACE COMPANY. Subscription Agents.
507 Union Trust Building. St. Louis. Mo.
Come to our ofllce and se oni girl &o the work of tw-lre mrn.
yon.0O
Southw eutern firsts lt;c: KtcciCT rradeil lvi;
Ter.cs5 end Suuthera graded ltc: fr-sh snth
rret. fair to gcod. l-OlCc: do. dirties U3154o:
check HLH'rc Duck elca-SeutSTa U7--i
iio egg w3c. .
Tilcaujw M-rcd 24. Eggs easy: fresh He rer
doz.
Plillad-lihta. March 21. Eces 'Wealc ami in
evttled: fr-h r-ar by U'-GICc: elo Westerl 3Vi
HI6-. do. i.iuhwes'.-'n ll'jifl: i!o Southnn lie
Kanras CJtv. Mo. llarcn 4 i:s straC : at
maik r-w No 2 wh.tev.oo-J eaj lr luuil. 13o
doz.. uuottd .n 'ctange. cas-s returned, lic.
JIAKKKTS UYTIILKRItAPII.
New Yu k. March 24. rtour-Be, etpt j S7 22.
exports 14.S90. dull or.d Irregular, closing tadi r
lth whvat. Hje Ilour juUt Ccmroeal wt-u.1 .
Be Ilrm; No. 2 Western f3'jc f. o. b. u::.at. Bar
It dull. Wheat Itmlpts si.TOu. eporn 1Sj.'j,
spot Una; No. 3 red stc trl'tatur: No. 2 rI
it.So f. o. b. afloat; No. I Nurthm Duiutn SISc
t. o. b. aticat. No 1 hard M mltoLa nuirdnnl;
early weakness end a later recovery werj the
wheat features to-day I'rlces d.cllned because of
large wurlu s shipment, absence of exjrt or
ders. bear:;h crop and taU.'r r.cua ai.d -!;ul-dallon.
The alteniuon rally mna nromnel by
coerlcg. better coblit. lees fHorable crop ru
mors and strength In ccara crania. Tho close
uas Arm at 4e net adtuue, ilaixh closed 's-'.c.
May i.Vyli -lu;. c:ctd 7i.a. July :if s;.
close j 7s 'ic. Sept 77SU7SSO. oived '.S4c Crn
Itecelpts w5.tj. spot nrm. No. 2 C.c cle.atcr,
C.4c f. o. d. aticat. At nrst we-ak anj lawir ta
bt world's slil;mnts. Corn fully recoierei la
the afternoon on vltrorou cohering, giod West
ern support and fear of a lighter moecient:
dured arm and ur.changtd from aturdar's 1
o'chk curb. lTa C-'.un'.c. closed Tc; July
di:4o, closed dc; Spu i(j:4c, clcsed "CSc
Oat HovelDts 1Z.'j. exsorts 51.wb: stot weak;
No. 2 47c. Nu. 3 44c: No. 2 white fcO'ic: Ho. S
white Mi. trk. mixed Western 474U4W: trk. t.T.ltj
tuuc. Optloni. oned ialer. Dut event aily
recovered with other markets. Beef arm; mess
tl'iilli.s). Cut m-uts flrm. ilckied bellies -
94o: pickled shoulders 7'-c: plckltd hams S'.rp
renned strong; Continent 1a25; m. A. 310.75; Mm
pound r7 75ii. ivttt utrong. fatalli S17.tu. uivirt
cltar 17Jtt--: ms Jl5.75ttl4.73. Tallow oilet:
city S4C. country 6'&CSc. Cotton-se-d cl
steady. Bio- steady. Mola-- steudy.
Chicago. March 24. Cash Ecu- dull. XTlceii 10a
lov.er. Wheat No. 3 TOS'JWTic: No. 2 red 7iy75:.
Oats No. 2 UVjIie: No. 2 white 4JSKc: No. 3
white. 4244-. Itv- Na. 2 S,m:j.c. Barley Fair
to choice malting iStiSoc. r-eed No. 1 flax Sl.SS:
No. 1 Northwcstam II 72: prim tlc-nthr ti.lZZf
".W: clocr (contract grade 3.75. l"rol-icnj
Mens ixjik pr bbl ) 315.'i515.; lard tper l
lt. lj.4.ft.r24: shcrt ribs sldjs ll se JJ.fS.1
.S0; dry-salted shoulders ib-td.) I7.I2417.i".; store
clfar sides ibxil ) Vj.:)ii..v. Whisk). LosU of
hlvliwlne. Jl ?
Toledo. O.. March 2L Wheat weak and los-er;
early lo re--oered: ctn-Md flrm; trade mcd'iato:
cath nnd May 7so. July 75c Cm active and
tlrm; closed weak earlj". cast S7i4C: May Sv,c.
Julv istjc Oats ratrly active, !trrn: May 41ir;
July Si'jc CIoer setd rlnn: trlfls higher; cash
13.35; April 15.17 3; Oct. J- 124; No. 2 $5.ui.( 1.10.
Uvtrjool. Marcii 24. Hams fchort cut. it to
lt lbs.. teady at 47 ud. B icci Cumberland cut.
2S to Its., firm at 45c; clear tellies. 14 to lo
lt. steady at 4" 6.1. Unsee.1 oil 31s 3.1. Hoj at
Ieindoa l-ucllic Coast nrm ot 3 !534 1S. Ta
lmp.rts of wheat Into Liverpool liAt were -t00
quarttrs rrom Atlantic ports. $.' from Piicin;
Irts and l,wi from other ports. Tha Irrjiorts
tit c-rn trom Atlaitlo ports last week were 7,-r'
ijuarterv Cotton-wed oil Hull retlned spot dull
ut2':id.
Duljth. JIarch 24 Wheat-Cash Na. 1 liard
73'-c: No. 2 Northern Cw Vn l V.irtHei-n tftu.?
i ,... -., ...... ---- ---. -- ----..... .--.-.
i I .J ". . juiy .;'tc: i-ais & corn i;c
i -"-"pool. Jlarcn -4.
1 Northern prlcg, no stock. No. 2 rcl Western
wir.ir uuii. jj "ju, .-vo. i cniirornia quiet, 6s x-i:
futures stead) . JIarch . .l; May It ll'.d; Julr
Cs 1H.iI. Ctm-i-i-it tlrm: American mix-d li
2itd; do. new 5 2d: futures tasy; May ts sd:
July 5.
Peoria. March 24. Ccm lower; No. 3 5 '-4c
0ts lower: NV. a white 43c. Mll.d tbnrjsh.
M hlky on the basis ef 11.39 ror finished gooc .
Milwaukee. Wis. Jlarch 21. Wheat steamer:
close: No. I Northern 7S273'j5; No. 2 Northern
72a724c: May T2.c ltje tlrrof r; No. 1 tsc. Bir
ley tlrm; No. 2 J4c: ampl ZiiS'Z?. Corn .day
5SS.:i3.c
Mlnneaiiolis. illnn.. March 21 Wheat May
704c; July TISc; on trk.: No. 1 lnrd 754c: No. 1
Northern 7')c. No. 2 Northern 6?Sc. FIctir
Fust patent MCSS-TJ. re .nil pitents 5T.55EJ.C:
Urst cleats J2.3.),iiW. sec nd clears Jl:t2.:i).
Bran Icwer: In bulk III uwl2.73.
Kans-is Cltj-. Mi.. March 24 Clcsi: Wheat
May ac; July Si"- ca-h No. 2 hard O67uo:
No. 3 C9c; No. 2 red TSj No. 3 77c: Na 4 spring
6c. Corn May 5a,c. Sept. 5S'.c: cash N . 2
mixed 54C4c. No. 2 write eiifliOc; Na, 3
614c. Oats No 2 white 414c Re No. 2 59c
Hay Choice timothy U.50: do. prairie 912.50. Re
ceiptsWheat Hit) b't : corn C6 0 0: ont ll.CO).
t-hipments Wheat 6o.i00 bu.; torn 19.2H); oau
2.1-W.
RIVER NEWS.
Rise nnil Tnll ot the Ttlvcra
Tor 45 hours, e.idlrg at 7 a, m.:
at. iaiui aiontiay. aiarcn -4. i:2
Station.
Ianger. Gauge. Chinee.
llttsburg
I"ari.erburg
Cincinnati
leulfUIo ...........
Nah!lle-
Cl'attaniicga
Flo-ence . -
Johnson UIo
Etnnsxllle
r-t. Paul
Dubuque ............
Davenport
Keokuk
D- Jloine Baplds
l'errlji
ilraftcn
Omaha
Kar.a City........
BivntKIe
Hermann
Ft. Iuls. ............
Chetcr
Cairo ................
Memphl
Little Hock
Icksburg
Shreveport
New Orleans........
Bis. -FalL
. 4.3 -1.3
36 1 10.1 -1.0
W.O 27.2 -.l
2 0 in.4 2.i)
4.0 14.2 -.;
23.1) S.'J -1 7
15.0
21.0 I,2 -1.4
25.0 3.l -2.9
H.' 2.3 l.l
li ' 4.4 0 1
E.O 2.2 -).3
li.D 2.S -O.S
2.1 -0.1
14 )
23.'
l'.O
21 0 T. -1.0
20-
21.D 5.- -O.T
0 i 5.9 -a.9
.0 7-)
45 0 !o.3 -2.3
33.') Si) -il.2
3 0 7.7 -0.S
43 0 2S.3
2L'.0 S.4 -0.
1.0 12.S 0.T
n. J. HVATT.
Local Forecast OfScUL
River rorecnat.
The rrrer at St. Louis will fall.
RtTer nnd nniness.
nafbcr gauge yesterday marked 9.9 feet. In
dicating a deciles of .9 of a foot In the last '3
hours.
Business along ths river front yesterday vns
enly moderate. Both receipts and offerings wr
light.
Wcathsr bright and mild.
To-IJay'w Wenther.
with moderate temperatura.
Showers,
Arrived.
ChisUr.. ...
Columbia
Orey Eagla ....
.Caps 3irariau
........... Cheater
.... Commcrcs
Departed.
Ory Eagle
Uty cf Memphis.,
.... ComnKss
.Tennesns River
River Rialto Brevities.
Ths Bees Lee Is due from Memphis at diiy
light this morning, and will receive all da-, to
e.ear on the return trip at 5 o'clock this after
noon. The Chest.r came up from her regular lajid-
l.w. 1. - . IS. IjmU ,nl ltlV l7t,aa e a, .h.
' teiday rniTnlng and dtscfcuig.l 13 cases ot egis.
A ctops 01 iiuiiry, 11 i.eici t m siccx ana
tfi pacK.gts ot rumirte. fhe will part on ins
downstream trip this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The II. M. Hoxle nnd barges will depart te
mutruw fcr New oileans. Hhe will have a heavy
tow c frslght in larj conIgncienla.
Th. Spread Eagls yesterday aftsmcoa fle
raned en ins Urst cf ter dally nips between St.
Louis and Alton, and will contlnu- ta that trad
for ths reel cf th season. Every Monday ic-M
'inurrday she will go as far as Urarton.
Tb Orey Eagle was la end out yesterday la
the trmd. twtweeu St. Luis and Oxruuerce aad
bad w good Itelnt and pssecgr business bota
WBV.
CO. UllllMI.VU W 1 I1IV&3. ,VV Cl V
lumber. 10 sad. o: wheat, r:0 cosss cf eggs, v
1 m.nlleVttrsYeh.'d"!,
Waterloo. Ala. see too cut a tair manliest or
Waterloo. Ala. see toci
freight and twecty-flve :
j.. vtle will
T,7iiJ,etlcS.i riT --'n
f.JVil.riS.
arrive front the lUtnias
l'0 A
. . . s?- . 4ii s .iisrrn fA mTI rwftit v&
The McDougal. with, two bargsa. ist-rdir
saernins; len pan ror w jawsr rv ximrrj-
STEAMBOATS.
I.OWCIt 31I.SMSSIPPI.
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Jlrmphls, SfZMO Iloand Trip, 512.00
Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Grand Toner, ilse G'.rardsao,
Cairo, Memilils and ail way luudlCKB. ta!ag
trelgut for a.l w.y loading ttrtiul- u icu
turf, and 'and'ngs ca Ar'a..s P-ict to pins
BiuS
frFS LEE. leaves Tuesdsy. Ma-ch S. 3 p. nv.
Ptrr-EItS U3; Friday. Marca 22. 3 p. a.
Krjni l.ulta fjct of OH st.
J'tiones: Mala 103J. Klnlch A 758.
.V. U. Alllsr, Ci-nv Agt. D. It. Concers. On.
Agt.
SI. loufs Chssitr Cape Girarrjeaa L!:j
Steel Hull Stenuer Cheater
). G?S t Will leave wharfboat. feet of Plae
'S?5S;t.. 'Tj Tueiday. Thursday and
i-iSli atnrdar at 4 p. a. for Fcrt Char-
tre. t-et uenirriste. t-nestex. citrvvlile, sg.
cere. Bed Kock 75. Wltt-nbere. Craad Towsr,
Neey"s and Caps Girardeau, Tfcrouia ticket
and bills lading over Si. U M. and S. and H.
M. aj. A. rallroada. Phones Main ix and A 112.
JOHN E. MAaSENUALE. Ant-
FOR NEW ORLEANS-
St. Louis and Mlssisslspl Valley Traasporta
tljn Oj. Steamer II. it. KOX1E aad targta.
Wei.r.esdav. March 26. at E p. m.
JAMES P. BURDEAU. Agt.
COLtMBL.. I'ACKKT COMP.JfT.
The only regular Ste. Genevieve. Bt. Marys ma4
Chester packet.
STUAMEIt COLCSIBIA.
Leaves every Tuesday. Thnnday end
at 4 p- m., from Dlamsad Ja wharfboar.
HUNTER BEN JENKINS. Usaeral
Phcae Mala 2447A.
Si Lacis and Tennesses Riwr Packet Co.
Tor Chester. Wittenberg. OrsjvJ
Tower. Cat Girardeau. Cairo. Pa-
ducah and all rtitnta .ai Ohio. Chnu
berland and Terneiee rivers.
3TE.VMER CXTT OF CLrFTO?T
Will leav e wharfbeat. toot of Pine street, Satur
day. March 29. at 5 v. m.
JNO. E. MASSENGAXA Agsnt.
Phone Mala 4t.A and Ku-avva A 112.
LI'PEH 31ISS1SSIPPL
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY
Steamer Grey Eagle
Leaves wharfboar foot of Vln. for Alton, 4UQ
at 3 d. a., gclna- through :o furfage. Etssh aaa
Uraftcn Mondas and ThuraJi.
Phcse Mala 232. H. W. LETHE. Agrot,
1LLIAOI9 H1VUK.
EAGLE PACKET.
STR. BALD. EAGLE will leave whs Til afcsa
I cf lne street. We-lnasda-, March 2. at p.
ra. For liLrdlc, KomssvUle. Ueardstsvv,
J. Pec
ana nil way jancaegs.
Phon Main 233. IL W. T.TSTTrp, Agest,
Davis went out with hr to meet the Frits. -hlen
is bouad us from Cairo with a tow.
The United States lighthouse boat LOy ar
rttel la the harbor eoterdur Qomtcg frura
lttducah. where she has beea tn winter Quarters,
bhe will clear to-day f-r the Illinois River, where
ho win be bn duty fcr about ten days, Captalt
b:l!r Eagan ts coramaadinc her..
The towboat Lyons and two barges bars been
bought trim their owners at OrcnvlUs, Ml
by Captala Ucorgs Vaughan. who will brlnjr
them to Ulaigtiw, Mo., to be used then) la dlg
elng sand fxcra ths river bottom. A corporatlua
formed for tha Eurpc.es will ship ths sand to
Chicago, it la orotailo thai Captain Yaighan
will ho in ccsunand ot the Lyons and, Henry
Keith will bo her Dtlst.
Captain William Burke and crnr of the Bld
ney yesterday decarted for Keokuk, wncrs they
will man ths Sidney and CrtctT her to at. Louis
la tlrae to hava pa dear ca has cat tap ta
Burlington April 1
A pastel cadatlng of Colonel Hunter Sea Jo
klns and his family was prestnted to him yes
terday br his former partner. Chaplain B. F.
Eass. Ths clcture was painted twenty-two years
aao by McCancell. the well-known artist, noir
dead, and was tn tha McCsncell residence when
It burned about threa weexs ego. The tram In
which the canvas was inclosed was computet?
burned away and the glass broken by the beax,
but the picture was only allxhUy daansgscl. A
new mounting was provided by Captain Bass Be
fore Dr seating the Dlcture to Colonel JenklaA
A full reocrt of the river between .8. Lrmta
and Cairo was received at Hartcr No. M yss
terdar from Pilots lUrry Crane and Oeorje
Street of the Cltj- cf CUfton. Eht rest "fas to
shoalest water found between ths point uuim
by the report.
Elmer Owrev and Harry Eldrldg Jfestsiday
went cut as rllots ot the McDoutral. 'cound t
the lower river.
By Telejrrnpnl a
REPUBLIC SrECIAI.
Memphl. Tenn. March 24. Tho liiis- Iw-a
stands n) feet on the icauge. a fall of .1 la the
last 43 hours. The Ferd lierold havlas; bsen de
Isyed. got away at l-M p. m. fcr Vlckaburc with
her big trip. Tha Kate Adams departed at
p. ra. tor Arkansas CIV with a good trip. The ,
James Le departed at 5 p. m. for Friaxs Polnu
lad baaia xee aepoxtea at a p. ra. sor Asnporx.
Ths New boutli, from New Orleans, will pass I
up at micnigai icr Cincinnati, lne dt eg 1
The dl
j'lLisourg win amve io-mg.it one
S. Km
morrow e-venlcg for Cincinnati. Tbs Ughlaoess
icnoer sieorner aocepn itenry srrrrea isjk ss
tng from Ni Orleans. The Mlsstsstspi C
tender steamer Joseph Henry arrived last eren- '
mg ircn& rev urieans. une iiisaisaxsiu CXs
mleslcn struner Mississippi, wltn PUdta Tony-
Burbuck and MQ Kellr at
i-swds, uputM '
this momlnc' tor Bt. Lculs. The Oeosala
stnveu tnis morning trcra cxro ana is
rrcrrow. P.ecelpts By river to-day were
ett-cu. imj wss seeu Cdlton ana A71
reeu.
Cairo. 111.. March 24. Ths rtvrr ftQ U (bet
during thn pat 2t tours: the gauge read aa.1
feet. The wcataer Is mild and cloudy, with tn-T
dlCKtknu favorable fcr rain. Ths Bees Lse, bar- ,
lnc a light business here, departed lor 81, Louis.,
at II o'clock last night. The H. Davis sntrstUi
frvni the Lower MUossstppl at XI S. nv with 1
barge cf lurater; she added another aargs atM
lumber hero and devarted for St, Lsrals at xx
m. Tho Dick Fowler arrived and ttsoartasl e
time with a rnjderate trip each way, Tha Tie-. 5
fender from Pittsburg with a largs coal tow .
raited down for New Orleans at t p, nv Sha
Herman PaeDcka frura the lower heras arrrred j
at W a. nv with 2 barge, of logs: M VW re-
turn south to-morrcw. The New Booth from.
New Orleors and the City ot Memphis frarn the
Tennessee IUvcr are due.
Vl-krtTire. Mis.. March 24. Oaugs ts-t fce. a
rise, ot s feet. Steamer Ferd Herold doa from
Mernrhtv The Bo-iz aed tow and Harry Brows
and tew rasd to-day Captain J. IL Bsnsr of
the Natchez Packet was here to-day and said im
thought the r.w Daeket. Senator OonBH, weald
be here in three weeks, after which tie t tesnwf
St. Joeech will be en tho raarkvt for sale.
l'aducah. Kr.. March 24. River gsngs tM
evening reads SO" feet. The steamer Insslsr, t
with a big tew of coal. pasei dawn this mamrnsj
at 7 o'cUk. The Dick Fawler departed tarC-ar '
at gS this ntomlng. The. Joe Fowler leTt Tor .
EransrOIe at 10JS this rao-nlcg. Ths H. W.
iinHMi 1 .v-jt e tf-iwvti at c efaelt ski.
evenhur with a good trD. The WTU! Hinshstl. J
vlth .rev n9Kel rimer at nrffll tO-dST. atBax9sasJ
with tow. parsed down at noon to-day.
on tie river rroot nverr.
Ihirtiagtct!. la.. Marcii 24. The Trrer W1 4ag .
Inches since last report, and Is rw-f fe-l 6
lrctes siove low-water cara or IMs, weather
cloudy and warmer.
Grand Tower. EL. Mann 3t--Cheter sasllj
p. ra. last night, rrlts. wltli 1 targ ml fctrs
ter. up at I a. nv Bee Leo sp at 1 p nv H-
M. Iloxle. with i barges, .up at jk rv Tha
gauge reads 3.S feet and raldatr. WWjher elrsarr-1.
acd warm.
Chester. HI.. Marsh tl River flH-m ossxe n
e.s feec. Weather clocdy ami warm. Boats di
Chester at 1 a. nv; Frttx. with 1 harre.'sij
a, nv: Mary Michael, wftn 3 bsjsss, at !U4 a. nv
Pittsburg. Fa March 24.-BJrr T.g feet and
fsjlins. Clear and pleasant. ?
Wheellrsr. W. Vs.. March Rrrer tat
tnchu and fitting. Cecdy and eooi. '1
CLnctnaatl. O- -torch 34. Rrser U as xmO-
irur. Clear and warm. "i
Tnisvtue. Kr.. March M attv -
canal 10 feat 2 Inches, on rails I feet and
jocks 3s zeev uenr ana warm,
EvansvtiKs rn4 March x4. Rr-er M
Ing Clear anc sue.
Car-' Girardeau. Mcv. -larch 2A Weather r
ard warmer. Th I'.cea Le cp at 3j3J, -v
New Origins. La., Vateh 24. Arrtred: Stseoa
er S. H. .II. CUrk and barges, St. LLoi-
parted: VaUey Queen, the bends.
Warsaw. 111.. aiarca 34. ua
ra:i 01 .a smc list n
warmer, thrutsruns;
dewa a a op ta ths Q'
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