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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
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prsoisten in fait alien proteitantiI4en
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
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finbet lih cine Marmortafel nit fol.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
Traderx' GOkstn.

The Government weekly weather crop report
which has been reported as suffering from heat
and .s drought: Corn has made good growth in
rain in Missouri and Kansas. In the Ohio VAL
ley and Middle Atlantic States. however. corn is
fering from lack Of cultivation. In the Central trial
and Western Gulf States. including Arkansas
keferrng to above It leaves iowa a n Nebraska
without particular comment. Iowa has had fair
stand short and ground seedy Nebraska a"I had lai
some rain south Of Platte River in the. past
this morning show slightly cooler. but generally
SsS snfsrsd neafy @ from n Rot dr
weather; In Missouri much OF the oats too short
for binders. Spring wheat in the three North
western States in excellent condition. except
slight in5nry By excessive hea. to lowands in
as latter state. Harvesting Of winter wheat ad-
vanced to Nebraska. and making rapid progress
"A prolonged drought. accompanied by great
Mexico The yield OF. whea. is only half that
raises enough corn for home reauiremen.s. this
year 1t will have to import large amount from
A cable from st. Petersburg. Russia. states
that the crops in the Province of Saratofr are
PRICE OF wheat is jumping s'I up IN s aratofr anI
In the Voiga neishhorhood. and famine as
In letter to the Bartlett Commission Com
pany Of irinnell, Ia. grain shipper states tina,
has ever and Is os g sa as she
The Merchants Exchange will be closed to.
day, in observance Of the Fourth. as will all the
markets OF this country.
The Department OF Agriculture in its report
on the condition of cotton July -. estimates
It at Mi; AGAINST si5 on May ,, last; on July
1893; 49, in 1893: SC in 1897; s25 in 1896: s2,a
in 1926.
Orders for cash corn were received hero from,
three different, points on the Missouri Pacific
road. one from west of Sedalia, one from east of
that point, and one from east OF Jefferson City.
These orders We're from feeders. who could not
obtain the corn at home cheap as they could
in st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
by Telegraph.

New York. July 3-Cotton Irregular to-
Halliday ' on one hand. drought in Texas on the
other. and with monthly Government report,
or eoSer shorts just as the leaders
ON the opening the market was quiet. with prices
thu market e was steady. but absence Of "u.siie
support and liquidation Of July and Aug with
edlv downward before midday. Oct drspped to
S and IAN jar to ss., while hn, the nTy sp' ;Sn
.t:rt. and on the break fair seller Of Oct
Their came the bureau report. giving an AVERAGE
was without effect. then some of the more cour-
agee us shorts rolled prices down points in the
But for the next two hours the market took a
strong Upward direction, and at tn" best. figure.
JAN to 1850. Toward the close realizing by pit
close was barely steady. with prices net points
lower to 9 points higher. Futures closed barely
7;ssc:. March 1850: April 7:ssc. Spot coston
SIC: sales 5.sal Ip SaIes. 'pan's '''e ''"s ~
Liverpool, July s.-cotton-spot quiet and I'M IN.
Of the day were 5000 bales Of which 800 were
fS asd ba and nsnns
American. Futures opened quiet and closed I'M
sh GEES b. Anglican sans ma s. s b. 1ay
Sept I 2s-ssa4 2s,sI s.: Oct. e g. $3.50
JAM l1ssd p saS s. 'sst sa Esd
Feb. March I 12-s4a4 13sid s.: March-April
I 13-64d 2.
500 ordinary &C.: good ll;lsc low m,dd'ing
fair 9lsc: nominal: receipts $50: stock 11. 49,
Cotton futures steady July 1sge 2ec; Aug 81
7.ssff7 .39c: Jan. 7.iGa7 :41c: Feb. .ieg1 4sc
Chicago. July 3.-iced poultry steady: turkeys
Sc: chickens sI,G9c.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.
| New YORK. July s-Buttsr-Receipts 4sa
pkgs: dull and barely steady: creamery ls1
| isitc; factory I2hGl5c. CheeseReceipts .s25
pkEs: dull and weak; fancy large e9ored rnd
Chicago. July 3--on the Produce Exchange to-
dav the butter market was steady: creamerfss
100 Eggs steady at lie.
Kansas City. Mo. July EGGS steady: fresh
cases returned: new whi,ewood cases included nc
more.
Kansas City. July s.-Butter-cseamery l5117c:
dairy 14@1oc.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 3-Butter firm: fair
demand: fancy Western creamery 19lse: do.
prints 2oc: do. nearby. points 21c. Cheese dull
adm weak New York fun creams. fancy small.
9Lsqsac; do. fair to choice sG9he.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

Du,uth. July 3.-Wheat-Cash No. hard S7kc:
IeS ae Corn eofn Ne S oats ss July
FIRM e?'' 10 5 white 2s4 a2skc billed through.
" chssgo On July Cash quotations were as fol-
lows: NV" Wheat2No. 3 GSat41ac: No 2 red 65assa.c.
5a 81 w M ,s yelISW 4' RveESo
N iss 80 lsasseed@No ni U.s. e. Northwest
ern 81 S. Tmothy seed.Prtme s42S Clover. 10y sr,-
sS4FG Lard GRADE per 3 es sslS sE 's
sides doose si.55a7s5: rysalted shoIldnesEs
xd TGkb a shsFt Of eI hirhw sSss SEP
Sept bee slsc =. cash s,s M ha.d d-S SlqSss
Nc ~ s Sgl,e Ito sasn oass.So White
a Sys DO prairie ,lo5e Rsesipts.Wheat coo
bu corn $500 bu. oats Il 900 bu shinuae d s,
Wheat o.clo bu: corr 200 bu; oats io'Wo nu;
western nv winter IS sid: No. / Northern spring
S. sIEd No California 6s s,sd futures steady;
n mixed ss new. Is issd american mixed old s
Sd; futures quiet: July As I'd: Sept. 4s Id: Oct:
I. d in efs stea IA pa at AS 3D.
BacSn.Short clear backs steady at 43s Sd. Pease
Canadian 5s IT'D. 60. cu...
ss aiy "a. Northern s4isc No. Northern ssc.
close: No. Northern s71sc: No. 2 northern
5 Rrls syss ses ssg! e. sse ass sample so
Teedc O.. July sMhea. dun steady cash ;,s1
quiet steady; cash sfac; July s7.sc; Sept. GIG
" New S' York. July a-Flour-Reeeigts 2 EOS; e.
esss sss sf sa sss a n9s
Receipt. $500: exports sS,ss: spot hrn: No. .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Gash market-Received $500 SKIS. and
cars ds Sea and b cars through steady for
The few city nlillers in market bought very
o ss e nns to
Sales Of car lot delivered at SsassNc for No.
.s ss sss N fer SG a ssd &c t sna Ne No.
at Gofsc New No hard wanted; but little OBJ;
at &C. but choice would have bought Sc spot spot
and for round lots to come in s4c bid. Old No.
f 81 at s sns
cars LEGAL and cars through Higher and D., II,
and points tGr Ne 9e ana No.
sold del at tis besides round lots No. {: o. b;
Se G aarksseReseived Is cars ,oca, and
made stin ma.Eet 70. s' eeld at s s@aeise;
over asise No Northern nu at sS1se No. white
at sc for CLIPPED; No. white at sla3liac; No.
RYE-None Offering. Last sale at Soc for new
No. and choice would have brought that TO-
F1oUR flour. export sales being made: but a,
ON The Other side continue to hold views on
s ssss sHss a ns.sn.s
9sss4 n lss .s sa esaT
$50 for straiGhts and $s.05GI3.15 for patents.
Spring wheat patents. 'ssoas:se in wood. soc less
Rye FLouR-Jobbinx at $3.50 in SKIS. and 50 20
coRNMEA1,-Cty meal, {. o. b. U.ss ana
pearl meal: grits and hominy sss5
Li;FEE Eas and firm market. as ,, the
ago: skd: bran saiabie E. trk at ss6s4c: mixed
feed az sss s: and mids at 7oa7sc At mill bran
sHAY-Received SIS tons local and 80 tons
/ through: shipped 80 tons: Only the best grades
srades and clover mixed dull. Prairie. where in
good condition. sells we'll. Choice clover alone
y for choice. sls0N for No: ]. si16l2 for No. z
SGD for No. prairie NI6n 50 for No !:
SlO611. -
sss An. ~ :. sFEsrE Err i :.s. e sss Sa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a, s;a75c mr. a.,

Go9,sEbERhstiEs-Suo at s5a75c per s-ga!.
s'uRRANrs- Home grown at sSca.i per s-gal.
tray loose for red and 7s9 for white Indiana "a
W.;TERMELoNs- sold at s4e,7 per 100
aS5 sb ca ayeasse g W t. ST. PEE 100 for o
ANTALoUPEs- Florida ' gems raf sold oh u al 3, to
as f5 per fs sate FOR es s,ec in bad order
s sSr poor '1 ease's 4'g5oe Arkansas at so
. GA ana ass, 3, @ tie Peaches les
ye rassay at t sisS a Burbank 5anal and and
abundance e at SIC od to Sl5 simon sl.lo@i.sc.
pINEAPPLEs-Jobbng at .s.ssa275 per crate
=. oRANGEs-car lots on trk.: Late Valencia at
81 for choice to sas, for fancy Messina blood
oranges in n half bxi: go and n sizes az 81 per
car lois t s per per box box oh hsh ns than
chocs ~ 50 % for California on t1k for
Glowing decay; shourh the stock is running much
=, sac and California at saai.so per box by
cM6aassae!s BY ger Dealers ss q, 50.
1.ooo-In small way at 81 ner 100
GkEN o[ss5 At usnss
ss1 at eaats M sT ssz ,c
=, s9uAsH-Qqote choice New Orleans at 81 to
RAplsHES-Home-srow sell at s0Qs5c per
PEPpERs-ouote New Orleans at 81 q per bu.
LET-TuCE-Hom grown sold at Soc per bu. box
loose. Orders higher.
EGGpLANTnNew Orleans dull at Dc per doz..
OF or, 81 per Dbl Florida at slal.5o per large crate
., CAULIFLoWE,R-Hom Homegrown sold at Csc to
Fl. aa eef as sro sa ssa at c per
lunches.
cARRoTs-Home-gro sell at Sec per doz
observation-disclosures grown sold n. soc to 81
per doz.. according to size Of punches
BEETS-Home grown selling at 4Oa50c per doz.
TrRNIPs-Home-g grown selling a. 50asOc per
POTATOES-Hom grown early Ohio from TIC
to soc per bu.. mainly at &c Nearby river stock
a9d n Il e s Ds at baS
ted SKIS and inferior sold at from 40T5oc: I'LL
NOS sasls Ohio mi , sola at s9s on F. trk
si.o5Ti 10 per haif-bb sack del Nearby yellow
slow at s0Gs5c Levee. Red at 6sdI75c.
CAPITALIZATION grown selling ut 90c for
small crates and si.15 for large crates ship
ToMAToEs-Texas refrigerated fancy acme
sold at sldl0a per 4-basket crate and No. at
basket crate. Express receipts from mississippi
aiaul's early and at 75als5c for acme per -bas-
basket crates for choice acme. Arkansns express
s!oc! sold at 5oas0c for Mapls early trophy and
at ,2easi for ; acme per 4.hasket crate Home
STRING BEANSIHome- grown selling at 81 %
al so per bu loose
GREEN PEAsE-IIome-grown sold at 3l.2e to
cUCUMBERS-We quote Southern at 81 .3SG1 so
per bu crate and Aq4.5o per Dbl. for choice
a Tssa, S enes ro
at 81 mot choicel. bone grown sold at 7oc per
doz: s2.25 per bu. for choice
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOW
TO COMBAT SMALLPOX CASES.
Physicians May Form State SAM
tary Association.

Doctor W. f. Morrow of Kansas City. sec
rotary of the Missouri State Board of
Health in a few days win issue call for a
the medical representatives of all the county
boards of the State to confer with the State
board relative to forming a State sanitary
association.
tor Morrow, ION account of the spread of
smallpox throughout the State. At this
meeting there will be a discussion of means
for handling smallpox and other contagious
diseases The people do not understand
quarantine. 1t has never been rigid enough.
Unless we organize to combat the disease by
quarantine distinction and vaccination, the
disease will become malignant"
The board is now in session In ST.. Louis
at the Southern Hotel. Nineteen applicants
for certificates to practice medicine have
been examined. The board viii adjourn to-
day -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04

red 100 Z. o. B. ahoat; No Northern Duluth
h. afoat; Options opened firm on live spot cables
and local covering They remained steady to firm
Closed steady, at NG5sc net advance. July, i2&
aisle. closed 13hc: Sept. 12mI2 5-16c. closed
PIE Oct. 72.dT2 l-16c. closed 72Hsc; Dec. :. -lG
MTI3.c. closed 1hc. Ccrn-Receipts s.. 800 *
ports 1s9.se1; spot quiet. No. i9ac elevator and
hl.c (. o. b. afoat. Option market opened
steady with wheat. but later eased off under
predictions for showers and cold weather West
and In sympathy with provisions Closed easy
ard partly isc net lower July closed ~ I;
closed 50isc. Osts-Receipts lO6.690: exports
100; spot firm; No, 22ssc: No. Sc; No ?
ern 22a33tac; tri. white 32iag3.c. Options firm.
hay quiet. Hops quiet. Coal quiet Beef firm;
cut meats firm. Lard easy: Western steamed
S.t0c; refined easy: Continent &c: :. \. se1c;
compound &C.: Pork easy: family S5.SHaiS: short
clear sl5 5ai7: mess s!1.I5m1ei5. Talipw steady
city ts2 per pkg 15-lsc: country 'phgs fr"el
43sGr3ac. Cnt;pIsesd oil easy; prime crude nom
ral: do. yellow &c. Moasses steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
HOLC0MB AS SECRETARY.
State Library Board Holds Its
First Meeting.
REPrRIIC SPECIAL

ftEtl Hi.lC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. No.. July 3-The State
Library Board recently appointed by Su-
perintendent OF Public Schools W. T. Car
rington. in accordance with an act passed
by the Fifty-first General Assembly, met
this morning and chose Professor v. e.
Holcomb as secretary. Under the law, gu
man. The members of the board are: Su-
perintendent w. 4. Darlington, Jefferson
City: Professor v e; Holcomb. Liberty:
G. V. Buchanan. Sedalia: ]. A. Whiteford,
Moberly: A. G. Young Webb City. All OF
them were present at the meeting. It Is
the duty of the board to select books for
books for pupils Of the public schools. Tho
books selected by the board will probably
not be given out for publication for several
weeks,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
In the Interest of Good Roads.

bingham. ILL.,. July 3.-The National
Good Roads Association train, which has
been building sample roads between New
Orleans and Chicago since April, will make
stop in this city and build a mile Of good
road about July 90 A convention will be
held. at which 1t is expected several thou
sand people will be present The train Is.
now at Cairo, and from there will go to
Kentucky points. W. II. Moore the presi-
dent of the National Good Roads AS
ISOLATION. was in this city last night, max
ing arrangements for the coming Of the
train. The matter is in the hands OF tfe
Commercial Club, and private subscrip-
ton will be taken among the citizens 10
defray- the expenses. :
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
Interior pepartment chanee..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. n -
Washington. July l. 2..eThe q following
changes have been made; in the Department
of the Interior: 49,
Assistant Attorney Generals offce-Promotions
William C. Pollock Of Illinois. Assistant At
torney, from Use to s. 500: Samuel ". Proudft
of Iowa. Assistant Attorney from $3.50 to 3d.
600: Joseph r. Webster of Nebraska. and Alien
s. Tate OF Tennessee, Assistant Attorneys. from
S. 600 to s., $50. 49,
General Land e-Appointments- 8.
. Virgins Of Oklahoma Receiver OF Public Moneys
at Woodward, OK; Martin IA O'Conaor OF IIif-
nois. special agent at "a 90 So =, = : - ~
Prumotion-Joe r. Allison eof Illinois, clerk,
indian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goode.of, Illinois.
clerk. N.6ea. from Chicago Indian Warehouse:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
LIGHTNING KILLS A CHILD.
Little One Is Stricken in Sight of
Its Parents.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Murphysboro. Ill. July 3-Grace a e.
year-old daughter of the Reverend Samuel
Grissom. was killed by being struck by
lightning this afternoon.
She was playing in the yard with small
hatchet in her hand when stricken.
She fell lffeless In view of her parents
who were watching her at play.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04

FEATIIERS-In demand: steady; Prime live
&c "a s@a Il n 'arss sxs e Ss vhs's
wing and tail Zoe: wing. tail and pointers &c;
BODY SSEK sKiNs f as5 s skin, .se
Id Texas at 2oc: antelope 15c per To-: goat ESQ
sEsE 1T Ss Per pe Is a seF 5 RF@ so
osn us q s's at
dry stock fallen etc; IA 6ss per ~, H. SINAI, ~ . u
for large: lady Slipper a. &C. seneca at sse pink
at l4c: golden seal at CSC: May apple at 2ise
bltleasE &c: skuilcap leaves &c; sassatrss bark
STOCK PTAsE-whippoorwll quotable a. 81
FOR poor to s225 per bu. for prime. Other varie-
cAsTSK HEAHs,.gia $50 per bu. for prime
in Els sa ts,s asa bsd zee t. per
coTrSN SEED o1husu UNI ys!1s . e. ss Csc;
HEMPsEED-Latest sale at Sings per 100
DRIED Fruit Quote; APP, ApplesmEysporssssss 9
@ s "a Sr etsls1 &c les
-Funcy evaporated unpeeled halves at &c and
pEIEb Ct aREE & s u from store
ss SSesoh h4 sss 4PIi. SisS no. bean. in
screened ut s2g2.e5 per bu. Country at sQl5u
PEI bs ms ees ssa as Rsr in
demand: offerings liberal: gray mixed lifa1lc
gray. brown and black 1sta2e: brown and black
at sf.a4c: xxx at 4h05c: XNXX at sas.sc;
EMPTY BARRELS-C'oal oil turpentine and
gasoline 95c: vinegar Soc: black oil 40c: linseed
do half bbis DOC: wine 81: sauerkraut 35e: pickle
45c: mo,asses 3oc lard ties, Soc; 15c OF for each
broken head: &c ON for each hoop missing.
BROOM CoRN-in fair demand and STEADY
aoabhs per s6or tor BRUSH SG an so at $751; fair
BoNES-Chofce bleached at SIS per ton; other
SCRAP If;oN AND METAI.-Per. 100 lbs.
steel sGcbreakase soc: stove soc; burnt zoe: light
brass $780, heavy brass sl2; copper s13: zinc
g u: lead s. so: pewter s12.
HIGHWINES-Steady on basis of sl.27 pei
TAGGING; AND TI LES, ]; 1s.-lb. Size
Pop CORN ION Cob)-Quote range from Coo fol
mixed to 81 for choice white rice.
IUMBER-Fron first hands quotations range
as follows: Poplara1-iuch at s2SQ27 and tl6a
n ; At ss n s snSs ss9 ineh at a p
s2Sl30 and s17I1s. oak--Plaln-sawed inch at &;
@25 and sl4: IL to inch at s24dD2o and sH: .is
6I5-inch at sssd2S and SIG: sawed. white
. inch at isss end ssss 81 an
G2k Inch at SIS and 81: holsters and reaches :94
tongues at $50. Ash.l-inch at s3iq2a and sls
laGlla G2-nch at sa41i2s and SIS: 2h to inch 81, q
Cherry-Clear and second at S65, common so and
cults at 81. hickory at SIS and 80; hickory
axies at $40 Cedar at s2o91s and si5gl6: posts al
S2Iag, and si2. Cottonwood-Mff run at S26l3
box boards O3 inches and over at sss gum NJ q,
FOR 2 and 81 for Ta cy Wess az
MaDla go for soft, Orders higher.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
poWIE EvANGELIsTs KISSED.
Compelled to Apply to City OF.
ficials for Protection.
pEpI-pIIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sycamore. ILL.,, July 1.-TWO Dowie elders
from Chicago with their wives attempted
to hold open-air meeting here last night
and were greeted with rough treatment
When they attempted to speak they
and finally the air was filed with missiles
and they were compelled to flee. They ap-
pealed to the city officials to-day for pro-
lection.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04

New York July 3.-There will be no metal mar
ket In New York until Monday next. the ex-
change being closed Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday.
Trade in metals was stupidity dull all day.
with values the close practically unchanged
from the previous days figures Pig iron war
rants at the close were officially reported very
very dull at 17c. Tin duh and nominal at 81 so
bid and $2s 50. asked. Lead unchanged at 81. Ss1s
Shelter very dull at 81. 90 bid and 50 .35 asked.
In London the feeling was irregular. Spo. tin
was frmer and closed at f13o IS for spot, and
fIIg lis for futures. Copper trife lower
al ss7 for spot and fs7 los for futures. Lead
abroad closed quiet at fi2 ss Sd. while speiter
finished the day inactive at f16 log. English iron
eased on somewhat. Glasgow closing at sis and
Middlesboro at As 3d..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04
Holiday I'm. Wan Street.

New York, July 3.-The following notice was
sent out by the secretary OF the New York Stock
p. m to-day until 70 a.. m. Monday. July 8.
tSigneb WIN. MCCLURE. Secretary.
to-day a communication read from num-
Der Of the principal banks. saying that the banks
vCrld restrict business much possible on
July 5 and g.. on account of the heat. and that
as many employees as could be spared would be
exc used on those days.
Members of the Cotton Exchange said that the
exchange would be unable to Close on Frfday and
d. livery OF July cotton on option contracts; The
uncertain condition Of the crop 10 urged ~ the