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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
gitlise Soma &rcOs.

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g. Glemmenien og u. G.. Rielien.
geage gmner forhanOlebes baaoe
til Opbpggelie og 9Rttelie.
Ssnoaesn npranot meb mege!
mutt 9eir. Mange 5olt iamlebes,
faa &irtsn blep fplot til iiOIte qlao3.
Steoets greit, 20. 6. 9islien, 6oloi
Striftstale uO fra 6ebr. 10, 1875.
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pg %pberoragst til Menig6eoen at ga
for Rielisn. Der minoeoe ON 6relie=
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nigbeoen / zen fmutts. nbe grafe6Os
fig, Der ben Dag ituloe inopiss. 9en
oenne Qnlepning tdlte arsbsforman.
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snige SUBS Tapn. puTtor Rielien
minOeoe t~Ortelis ON Serrens Orb
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9Olis fra SIast til Slagt", Og frsms
6ragte en- 3af til Msnigbeben for bet
imufte 9us.
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9irten til ungOOmsmebe. gaitor
56eo. Beet talte oormt og inoerligt
til be unge uO fra Gal. 119.
@i baboe ben @lape unber areoss
msret at fad 8eisg at MenisbeOsns
forbeno9ren0e prait, s. 8. S9miot.
Tom prebiteOe SenOag often. Ger
eftsr tate bosr at preIterne ct Orb til
4fIteo.
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0rOets Sch, Der ogiaa Oso bette W}e-
be fau riselis uDIaueOes. til en- oelii9s
net eOig 6eIt.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Cutber Bigb School
and TcIleQc
Racine. Wisconsin.

Racine, Wisconsin,
err nu i Virksomhed. Elever optages I'll
enhver lid. Vintertermin begynder
"a. Nov. Skriv efter Katalog og Be
tingelser. II sKoy NIELSEN. Principal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Misiionsmebe.

On SUB bil. af6oloss Misfionss
mroe ! Blair fra 27. til 20. Qop.
Meoet %6egDnoer 5reoag Qften, %ilutter
SSnoag often.
8enner. 6sIpg q. Qae er pelfomne.
ar. Qnfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
DO for California;.

Znfr o. ie ct eGn 0dlHorin2 .-.t,
Suaen Del at Gtten tan bue feue RltrGfntng, fr ft 6ou Ho oegp@nlpe
UfoIr mo Sesno 9ounp.
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tens Sane. oo BET mbrsnnnes a one. al 6Rsno r ben hdpRne Sp al IN Sfertele paa
bde gadfffunn. St refer til bn SneRDis. a..
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Sfoner, Nelone 0 b en- be melt ubleet ganbet % opnaor De bepne efr Il Aus
Der otper bet iumne fm #bnnbpoe Genuemintss aues i2rfn, % bit forer mf9d mmoe
at ee. IRonge lefr imuh BET a Il aaes, % Smaafugt. genla9d, gHHd Ia aMs
6arre % Sonnns tan 6lt meO nmuo MiOler GldO bape OeO 9aanoen, % 0"e@ f"ief
bdohS gobt. -. r..
SeuOm De bar tlfrqfted8 sapital ira 5000 til 500 o > 7i gi Se TUNE M a Ra
mb poa Appenns, Sirons % Se1tnbufning3 Ntncol al fonmet, sanflotmt oS SW
Omr; aqato Os @eedoraf idmt sgOrqt Al Seatauf % Spt4 % SnstgsfFns 9@l CT
forbaphnbe. Sem oarqe Af9reoer afaha % areoturene uoet belle aad. ..t
9i bar n8n epdoua5 iu8m Snue euer etdGqarnne emee H9n Ssnah
Cuenuemmeir eur lanee fobe Gfnue men, Mpnnllano III eibloo 9 Stfuho
aunbe 1e life hope gpf til at fOmne % DO hos o. poa en- Ylaog @sO- laa 9 np
Wuigbeor2 Siao Sab iuu III os meD f1hn9nog NnoaftnW9 ON, hpao S"9s 10.
refining eau ia Inning 9e tmbe enHs. Ceres CmtanOQt9r % 9opaai gho % 99lpe
Gem til at lao ct en bette eanb. Ger a oin % Atbgoe tor Suihoet tph tore gan
Soaqn 9auep.
Fresno Realty and Agency Company.
incorporated
KAPTAl 81 100000.
Los Angeles Office. 23 Grant Building, Fresno. Calf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Mislionsm6Oe

Der bIiper, ON Sub bill, MisTons-
mg0e / &ennarb. 9le6r.. 10. Roo.
1903. Msoet tegpnOer ON 5Ormio=
hagen ST. 1920 og fortTatteg ON
gftsrmiooagen og ON Qftenen.
44e er pelfomne.
ar. Qnfer,
Meniq6eoens grRit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Gnit oe &orn ct Yenge.

200 Pd. of Moore's stoch Food oil forbinbre
6uabom bps Srinene o9 ipore 70 Bu.
gais. 6ois life, tofter bet intet. Selges
poa 30 Dnges Brgpe. Briien er $3.50 pr.
100 SD. JDrhin6rer rltgi bos 5gnlene, os
se L1eeer Here Veg, elers ineen 8etalin2
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO..
Fav- yaenter Rnfss. Council Buns. la.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
DESTRUCTION OF THE MAINE.
Four Hundred Americans Held APP
proprinte Ceremonies at Havana
New Maine Launched.

Havana, Feb. 15-Four hundred Ameri-
cans this afternoon observed the fifth an
niversary of the destruction Of the Maine,
with a flag draped with crepe and a wreath
which was hung on the wreck as a tribute
to those who lost their lives in the dis
aSter.
Representatives Of the Cuban Veterans
Association took part in the and
brought the finest of all the floral offerings.
The exercises were purely memorial, refer
ences calculated to revive animosity being
avoided.
The United States Legation was not rep
resented. Minister Squires holding that any
possibility of stirring up the feeling of the
Spanish residents by public exercises COM
memorative of a bitter incident in the war
ought to be avoided.
The Cuban Government officials finally
decided not to attend. but a Government
launch accompanied the procession to the
wreck.
United States Consul Rublee, Vice Consul
Springer and some representatives of the
United States Army were present. A
United States quartermaster's launch led the
way to the wreck. followed by two small
steamers loade with Americans, and numer-
GUS little craft.
NEW MAINE LAUNCHED.
Philadelphia, Feb. 15.-The new battlesbip
Maine. built to REPLACE the warship of the
sank in the harbor of Havana as the result
of a submarine explosion, to-day left her
dock at the League Island Navy Yard and
anchored in midstream.
Tomorrow she will proceed down the
Delaware River or her first official assign
ment; that of Joining the North Atlantic
Squadron.
The Maine is commanded by Captain
LoItze and Is manned by her full comple-
ment of go men. Her consists NJ
twenty guns.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16

ssi, black as: MAY apple sisc: 5 snake ts'ls $685. Soc;
bark of root Sc. bark Of tree SIC; blood Sc:
blueiag Sc: sassafras-bark OF root &c: wild gin.
sUSFLowER s~EEp-Nom,nnl a. 81. 0 IL
LINSEED oII-Raw at 45c: boiled at 4sc: 10
PEE cA 81; RE sE z n lS, IS per bu.
No, | and 1S IL for Ne s.: small quantities Ic per
-corToN-sEED onSWinter WHITE 4sc; yellow
escsoikinnee III" 4ic. "H''s &C. yellow lAe' salad 'Se;
HoSEYeaose: comb-park at lc9ilc; choice
at l2c: choice Colorado white at I'D l6c. or at
8; Ssas;aS IN PER bbls east st 5,. ESsra ct d,n and q. s,Fai3 ned
sXuERKRAUT-ouo,e in 1obbins way a, 81. 40
orders dealers charge :I.N per Us and rs for
Sc; Hawaiian at isa55c. ' western" al "@
SALT-E. side. Medium at soc; grnnulated sac
EEANs AID PEAs%Syhi ia e b si Il strong: car
T. trk. jo6bins from store this Side at s.. $50
rs and machine picked at s2.;5a2.s7. quote.
s T,nt peas %; $3.50 at q; 10 per per G 'S slsekeye s.; California
ESRT9 inaARKEts--coa i III ;'s saarpenslns and
do. half bbls. Sec: wine 81: sauerkraut 35c;
les, $5c; g9c of for each broken head. q for each
sl M2sS mixed q, m iaSas i'i ni i t = siss s;g & at ' ss
SSass ;.e AT inf ct az p te; AK isss: a, e. ansI S,ac XX 8, at
BROOM CoRN-NominalIy firm; quote, per ton:
RAGS. rc.~Per loo lbs Country rags at Soc:
old rope-No. l Manila at $50: No. 2 Mt soc:
,~BoNEs-Choice hleached at SIS yer ton: other
SCRIP IRON AND MErAL-Per 90 lbs:
Mr2,uEh, iron &c: heavy cat 5oe; maileahle
Iigat brass Sc: heavy brass 50. copper 50; zinc
Pop coRN-sellinr ore cob 1T 81, to 81. 10 per
100 lbs. for pearl; mixed at 6OG1c. Rice at si.4o
ePEcANs-AveraEe ~rscslpts about .54@5hc,
PEANuTS,6we .9uote; Farmers stock-Ked at
ri WALSS f5 2 Thlss s at 5Ss per bu: California
at l0alO4c for hardsheIl ard 1OlkGlOie for colt
cHEsTNUTs-New IVES. virginia at &c per
ib G1b Italian s6 SaSsc; e, =Oes ,o- ~,
HICKORY NuTs-We quote per bu. at 81 for
l' s6nG aff 81 .'S GaN L f2E sbellsaEi'' bid a. s5o per
soRGHuM-Prime a, 2eG24c per gal. inferior
. PRED 5aIil, F~RTITsnonG,e. nGninsslly: gya sRss +
for choice: damaged. etc. less: bleached, chops
at l3tal,kci do. waste at iTlise: sun-drsed quar-
peaches at 2!sa2ac; ....
ner ID: Canadian at 13c; maple sirup at 500
r, SR 3 at sE q for iaif to n ssla5 n fnf good Tsdf a no IS
ESQ for bright, clean: clover at s. 10 50 for or
weedy, discolorsd and unsound less; redtop: seed
at At s se Il, 81 10 t :, 3 so acs slssnsa t at s 81 q to H fSi mli.ss
at SIC to 81 .25.
.CooPERsTUFFs-ouote: Cotton -four Dbl. at
mill run fruit Dbl. at IS so; beer keg at sl2ai6:
lard fierce at 81; pork bhli at SIS. Headings; per
for apple Dbl 4tc: No. 2 do. S4c: lard tierce
lsc: pork Dbl. PKG. Shaved hoop.-Flour Dbl. So
for cooper. "a for hoosier: n-bbl. 81 coiled elm
IS: oak and tierce. cooper-shaved s6GS; pork S.
CoOPEItAGE-Lard ties. at s1.25 for wood and
81. 80 for iron-bound bhls pork hhls. at ~ p9 for
Wood,bognd: 1 10 for iron-bound;, also tcs- sl'2''a'
BAGGING. ETC-Bagging. per yard, NIB at
6 5-i6c: 2-lb. at s s-l6c: 2Ia-lb. at I 1-l6c. Iron
cotton ties at s1.O7is. Hemp Irvine &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16

The RepubIIs;,s qu9,atiSns are for car lots IN
PoTAToEs-Northern white stock at 47a5oc for
Nebraska and iowa early Ohio at 4ia4ss.
or6G IoSs- Ts}rdS at red sSas gloh and at red sa9aMSt eat dslls.
field 55aeoc: poor and small less.
srANisH oNIoNsIs?a225 per lS9zlb; crate.
delivered. according to quality: red cabbage dull
sIuERKRAuT-s1.D per 1k-bbl. and s2.N per
Dbl. on orders higher.
! gMsoMEl9 g%i St IS at ga 2; = for choice; Gu
CUcUMBERS-Bastern hot-house at $l.5od1.7 rs
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bermuda at e2ds5c: Nam
semond at 70dI5c for yellow to ac for red; Queen
G9g6Sc: consigned yellow Jersey s24oa2.0 per
.ToMAToEs..Poor not wanted: Florida 6 at
PARSNiPs.3o@i5c per bu; boz
nee EN- ERYmc liz mi at sSSeaS 80 per roo crate;
.5 BEE ! !, q, Tsg5se ,, 2 b = . or or, 900
,CARRoTs,Home.grown, at 15q2oc per bu.. and
LETTgcE"Ne;w Ne Orleans arisAa at i slas,o : per- Dbl.
for choice to fancy. held stock less: Florida
EGGPLHNTSFlortaa at a 70 a large crate
sPISKcH.New Orleans at ,,2.5oas per Dbl.
TuRNIPsHSew ho me 2q; nei a. soc per blu.
box and s5oqsl a Dbl; New Orleans at slG1.5s
TURNIPs-New homegrown at soGs5c per blu.
KALE1,Arkansas choice at $50 per large sack
anu clIill ShS- II JUL II tlpCh COIn.IIR
IN heated and not salable.
PEPPERS-Florida IS at siI5o: Mexican g. at
Sl.25q1.5o
HoRsERADIsH-At s3aa.25 per bbl.: On or.
ders higher.
SQJASH-Hubbard at 4oc per 100 lbs.
RADISHES+New Orleans at 25G35c per doz.
punches, according TO variety and size.
STRING B~EANS-Choice stock scarce: quote
Florida at $2n2.50 a bu., according to quality.
MUSTARD G~REENS-New Orleans at 25d3os
per doz. punches: homegrown 35c a bu. box.
PARSLEY-New Orleans at sll0c a doZ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $3.50 per crate
for choice.
SHALLOTS-New Orleans at 10 per doz-
Orleans at e. 5od3 a Dbl.
STANDARDIZATION refrigerator stock
Mt &c a quart box. Texas at s3G4.50 a 24-quart
can.
Dbl. from cold storage: Ben Da-
Wis. fair at VS.. choice 81. 15Q2: fancy up to s.. 10
a. as; winesaps from SIS to So; willow twis
s2.5OI3; Roman beauty S2.50qS: Jonathan S2.508
$50. according to condition. Bulk at slQl25. and
Greening SZg24 40 for No 1 SECONDS less.
~LLMES-I5cGS1, per 100.
PACIFIC COAST = pears
s., 5QI3,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16
Csc; kettle.rendered at .. j eompound &c

si5c; kettle-Tendercd at s7sq1oc: compound 7asc.
,, GseeR Ro msmTGTar =, to iss. held T. o B.: , f; side:
iSes; skinned Sams..lss and ISa2Ss at Ills iiisdii,4 C:
22G24s at lIit@llAsc; CALIFORNIA; at Sc. New York
shoulders Ioa12.ay1 a, Sc; From the block del, !:
aVeTars at c 5gG TO Mas: at se set S at 9s SoI * nc ES;p Is in
at Sc 70 &c as in average.
demand: hxd. lots in a jobhing- way ranged: Ex-
IRA shorts at s;=I; cribs at sssc; short clear at
SSc: standard backs at Sssc. Dealers charged
higher on orders.
ranged: Heavy to choice light breakfast bacon
At from l2l2e 10 l5c. hams at l2tG to l2stc. Cali
~ CSC. Plain smoked bxd. lots in a iobbinS
loss: short clear at 1oFsc: bellies at 1i%c: plates
at csc fat backs at glse: standard backs at
-alloR@Ffrmer: Scarce: country run at sMo
for prime and Sc for No: 2: cake at $40. Pack
G~TsassSScdaq5Fy: Brown $aI; ysiIow t.s and
yellow at 5a5iisc: white at 7%a7%c.
R F6Ss heES PissHbe maSHii ' iimIsea: s aals s@a at g? 3 to
veais.cholce small a. s!sdIc, per ID: choice
per ID: thin ewes at edeisc; lambs 4qtc:
ket and ron at $3.50: mess at 81 s215; dried sets
l2Ise; kpucklss itG: ort.idss iglsIllc, x.,
Srs &c. Ducks lie. Geese nc. Live pigeons
d Dressed fP~onitry1scalded and undrawn. with
head and legs on. Chickens at 10nllLxc: ROSTERS
Sc: turkeys ll5adl5c; ducks 15c: geese sGlOc: ca
pons Ice: slips l2c.
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only:
Ducks. undrawn. per doz.: Mallard q %; teal
SIS: mixed 81. Is: Canvashack S.: redheads 50.
Drawn ducks 25G5oc per doz. less. Jack snipe
81 so. rabbits. choice. per doz. gcGSl. small
and reflections and undrawn less. Jack rabbits.
per. doz.. $50: squirrel. per doz. &C: 'possum.
each. 15d25c.
Fresh - per ID. Black bass At I.iac:
crappie at SC for small to IHc for large: dressed
cat sNc; sroonhill cat Sc: bull heafs,dressed at
Size. and gross SC: buffalo-gross 3lc. dressed $40
for large and &c for small: German carp-dressed
SC. small &c: gross &c: sunhsh &c. white perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16
CASH GRAIN. FLOUR. ETC.


WHEAT-Receipts 500 SKIS. and 40 cars local
ana IL cars through by sample: No. = red sold
side s Ses Tin sass an Mais .SS T. S s,Ss loT fed ana aI ne =;
wi ana &c iSr pSor to destination
hara at 7isg.s,sc and 7ic pd Tor chc.cs turkey.
No; hard at 6I1aalsc: No : hard at 63pge6c.
S0KS-Eeeeipts 80 cars local and 50 cars
&c TO 4h9c: No. 2 and No. } yellow at 42c: No. 2
%nite at to1ze to tolxc and No, } white at Acc to
soc, OUTSIDE st charles; on the cob at 1Sc for
yellow ana iSnc for white.
oAIs-Reeelpts a cars local and Il cars
through by sample. del.: No. = at S5s.Q5ac; No.
? az ostsaSoc: No at sig5ee: No. ) wnIte at
~khE-Receipts s.lO0 bu.: shipments 2L67o: IN
changed. stiI very scarce on trK. SAFES: No. ?
j car del. to Z. side ut islsc local weights; No, 3
j car del. this siae at 4c local.
ARLEY-Recei Z2.voo bu: shipments none;
Quiet. sale: l car Nebraska feed at s9c th.s
side switched Quote range on mailing barley
b0c 10 Gle.
FLAXsEEDLBids sl.l2 per bu. spot and ,1.11
for seed to arrive. prompt shipment
Niiter nour-ratents g. $685. So:
ssrsights So Sogs. 40; extra fancy ss.l6a32l; clears
~fiours-Patents s3.scu3.s0; sfraights s.. 5000:
clear s. foq21e. Foregoing prices for lots from
FIRST hands. uk- or at depot this side. Orders
sRAN-sold f. trk. at s4assc; mixed feed ut
direct orders mixed feed at soc, but bids on the
open market mucn lower. 1t mil bran sells at
BUckWMEAT Fi6SGR-At sa5oas.
RYE FloUR-At $3.50 in jute SKIS. and IS. % In
ny E 5 AL%iC Z meal. +. o. b.. $3.50; pearl
HAY-Receipts $50 tons local and go through:
Choice, So; No. ] SO oa145O; No. : sIi-5oals;
choice hole sl "a s99 .I$ t for No: i ssan for lower; light
on W, side at sll for choice. 5000 for No. ! and
WHisKYNsteady at N.sO.
LEAD. sPELTER-Lead So s7yal. Smell
ter at about S.s7.
poor rye on this side at $50: choice wheat ct Sc
on both sides Of river
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16

New York. Feb. H-Cotton-Future closed
barely steady; Feb. e.3lc: March 6. 32c: April s.sSc:
May 9.;0c; June 9.2sc: July a.2sc: Aug. $3.50;
Sept. sac: Oct. SEC: spot cotton closed quiet;
middling uplands a6Oc: middling gulf 9.S5c. The
market opened steady at unchanged prices to a
decline OF 5 points and then rallied a point or
two. but again became. weak and sold off to a
the previous day. with March showing the great
est weakness. under a selling pressure. to avoid
the actual delivery of cotton. a phase OF the
situation which increased the confidence Of the
bear contingent. The public speculative interest
in cotton at New Orleans at prese1t prices re-
nected marked caution, and general buying shows
q subsiding tendency. The Liverpool cables about
met the local expectatiins. and were not a factor,
while port receipts were a bearish factor. being
is expected that the amount Of cotton to come
into sight next week will exceed the movement
OF last year.
New Orleans. La. Feb. 14.-Cotton firm: sales
$500. Ordinary Tsc: good ordinary SAc; low
middling S 13-16c; middling 9Sc; good middling
. IS-lsc: middling fair 1Oizc. Receipts e.644; stock
347. $40. Futures steady. Feb. $500 bid: March
9.47c: July o.3oQe SIC: Aug. s.l7G9. l9c: Sept. s.549
Liverpool, Feb. 14-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
G points higher: American middl;ng fair b.72d;
good midGling 5.52d: middling 5.1Id: low middling
sod; good ordinary 4.90d: ordinary 4.7sd. The
sales of the day were 1000 bales. of which 500
were for speculation and export and included
600 American. Receipts 10. 30 bales. all Amer
lean. Futures opened steady and closed firm.
5.Cia5 .0d: Feb. March 5.oid: March-April Bod:
April-May ae5d; May-June b.o6d. June-July $3.50
s. ED: July-Aug. 5.06d: Aug-Sept- 4.95d; Sept. Oct,
1884. SD: Oct.-Nov. 4.5od.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16
APPEALS TO PEOPLE FOR AID.
Wisconsin Fair Commission De-
sires Appropriation of $4,000
SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Milwaukee,. Wis, Feb. 15.-Doctor p. d.
Rood, secretary Of the Wisconsin Worlds
appeal to the people of the State to aid in
procuring a 800. 600 appropriation for the
States representation at the Fair. which
will be published this week In every paper
in the State.
His plea urges that the growth Of the
State since 1893 has been such that even the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16
MORE ALARMING EARTHQUAKES.
Houses Torn Down in Several
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rumhlinm

Mexico City. Feb. B.-The State of Guer-
zero continues to report many and some
what alarming earthquakes.
Ch~ilpancingo, which two wears 400 No.
almost destroyed by an earthquake, now re.
ports another which threw down houses.
as also happened in the towns of Chilapa'
Underground hearings and rumblinr were
heard, generally Tightening the people.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16

white live geese in small SKIS. 4c and in large
SKIS. i6c: prime gray do. sc in small and Sc large
SKIS: ola white 3Sa4Oc: X ssa34c: Xxx isGsic;
NIX Ioa1ic;, XXXX SC: tare 10 per cent on
small SKIS. and 3 per cent on large: chicken 3Ac;
~duck-white 35c. dark &c: turkey-clear tail I7c.
wing Sc, pointers &c, wing and tail mixed &c.
wing, tall and pointers mixed &c. body eizc.
DEER SKINS. ~ETC.-Prime deer skins BIG
per h.: black tail &c; Texas at 25c; antelope l5c
PER lb:: goat Soc each; damaged out.
BEESWAN5Qutet at 2Siac per ID. for prime.
SHEEP P~ELTS-Full wool pelts nominally &c
AL; shearlings at 1Gd25c: dry stock. fallen. etc..
SQ10c per ID.
ROOTS5Quote, per h.: Ginseng E.z545.7 Is; lady
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st. Louis Future Prices.


Butter-Ftrm-ouotations; creamery-Extra 2sc:
6rsts 22G2Sc; seconds 19H29c. D~airy-Extra r,c.
firsts isdlsc: grease 4q5c.
iec: frsts isals1zc. C~ountry-Packing stock lCGe
Zoe. Renovated-Good 26GZ2c.
Eyrs@Currcnt receipts l2lec. Receipts I4sa In
cal and 3.Sis through: shipped 2. 79l.
RECONSIDERATION on orders: Twins I3Lc: sin
giles 1sIzc: daisies 14c: Y. A 14Ao: ionghorns i4c:
idmburEer Is146l3c: Swiss Glsc: brick s1sc.
PrOvisions.
Pork-New standard srZaa per 100 lbs. in q
~Iard-Choics steam on E. side closed nominally
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Client for a satisfactory exhibit. He also
says that the difference in freight rates
alone would be a considerable feature Of the
expense Of making a fair showing. and
enumerates industries which should be rep
resented which did not exist In the State
ten years ago. u
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Clinton County Investor. Caught.

Carlyle. ILL.,. Feb. 15.-The turf-investment
companies in st. Louis and Chicago caught
a large number of suckers in Clinton Coun-
". A conservative estimate places the
amount at $4,000. OF this amount more
than one-half was contributed bv citizens
family invested 5000.
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st. Petersburg. Feb. ia dinner was
given at the German Embassy here last
night in honor of United States Ambassador
Mccormick. The Russian Minister. many
court dignitaries and the leading members
of the diplomatic body were present.
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EgHs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Feb. A-Esgs-Receipts for the
last six days, 1901 cases. There was no market
to-day. worthy Of mention. and quotations re-
manned unchanged.
Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 14-Eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock l2zc. loss OF. cases
returned. new No. 2 w~hitewood. cases IN
Guided. lie.
Chicago. Feb. H.-Eggs steady: at mark 14a9
14&c per doZ.
Philadelphia. Feb. Eggs firm: good de-
mand; fresh nearby and Western Ice at the
mark; do. southwestern 15Gl6c at the mark
do Southern l5c.
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Thirty-seven Ipdictm.u,.

Guthrie, Ok. Feb. 15.-E. v. Smith has
been placed under arrest at Foss. ok. Mt
the request of Waco, Tex, authorities
where it is charged he is under thirty-seyen
indictments for various crimes. 1t is al
lesed that he skipped his bond. He is being
DprS
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Staunton, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-Frank Surge.
aged IS years. was severely burned by an
explosion of gas In a mine here yesterday.
He was taken to the Litchfeld Hospital to-
day, his condition being serious.
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Fistieth wedding Anniversary,

Evansville. Ind. Feb. E.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
r. Gentry of Rockport celebrated their ff-
tieth wedding anniversary to-day. They
arc among. the Oldest pioneers of Spencer
County and Mr.. Gentry Is one of the lar
gest land owners of Southern Indiana.
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William d. Tenni.on Killed by Train.
nEpIrIsI L. cpIrO.h -----E -

Dallas. Tex, Feb. 15.-william D.. Tenni-
son, Sc years old. an employee of the Gulf.
down this afternoon by a freight train on
that company's road near Dallas and In
stantly killed. Tennison came to Texas from
Springfield. Mo. He IL to be buried In Oak
Chn, suburb Of Dallas.
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st, Loui. Cotton Market.

Tinges and stains LG3sc of white.
Galveston-Spot market steady: middlings 9isc.
New Orleans-Spot market firm; middlings 9Sc.
Memphis-Spot market firm: middlinGs 9Ic-
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, 6.,25 bales.
New Orleans. 6,64l bales p
Mobile, l06 bales.
Savannah. ISIS bales.
Charleston. 1854 bales.
Norfolk. LIZ bales.
Houston. 6.591 bales.
Memphis. 1.355 bales.
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week was dull and prices decIiaed. -%Inferi5r
stock showed a loss CT 5 to 10 per cent. The tone
weekly imports: New South Wales 3.I5s bales;
Queensland $3.50; Victoria 27n: New Zealand
1f,050; Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 1.634; China