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steady. June 1155c: July 1I.s3c: Aug. Lie.
Sept. 10. l0c. Oct. 9.79c: Nov. soc: Dec. e.1c
Jan. e.Tec. The market opened steady at a de.
cline elm Of s points 10 an sdsanse q points.
which were affected by iiquidaflon. with July
opened unchanged at u.35c. selling down 10
I-2sc, while the new crop months were firm on
too much rain in the Western belt. Later, July
Joined in the strength and the market ruled
very firm The new crop positions worked
steadily upward during the entire session July
sold up as high as II 100 just before the close.
and reacted only a point or two from that
figure. Sales were estimated at 35l coo bales
Aside from the rains in the Western sections
flows in some sections. the weather was gem
orally favorable. Southern spot markets. as Of
heiaily reported, were generally quiet and un-
changed to an advance Of nc. with the local
Spot houses and Europe were said to be buying
new-crop months in the local market during
pretty much the entire session and New Or
leans seemed to lead in the buying Of the old
ly seemed To be covering new-crop shorts
New Orleans. June 9.-~Cotton-Futures steady:
June l.S0c bid; July II. 70dl1 Tic. Aug. Lag
LIS; Sept &c; Oct :: slfs. sc; Nov. $50
steady: sales $40: ordinary sic: good ordinary
10 D-lec: low middling IL 5-isc; middltng
IL Bile: good middling Ie*c: m!ddling fair
2sc; receipts SIS, stock 137. 657.
Liverpool. June s-Cotton-Spot In fair de-
.nand. prices s points lower: American middline
fair 6.sst: good middling SID: middlIng s.s2d:
lew middlng 6.fsd; good ordinary std; or
diEary sad; The sales Of the day were T.naa
export. and included 500 American. Receipcs
1000 bales. including e.No American. Futures
oCered quiet and closed firm. American mid
Iuly-Aug, Sid: Aug-sept- s.oSd: sspt.-oct..
5.5sd. Oct-Nov. SD: Nov.-Dec. sid; Dec.
Jan. Sad; Jan.-Feb. 5.23d.
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COUNTY JUDGE TO DECIDE.
Hearings In street Improvement
Cases to He Held Soon.

Hearings in street Improvement
Cases to He Held Soon.
County Judge John b Hay Of Belle
Vile has several street improvement cases
before him which are to be decided within
the next few weeks. The principal one is
the Improvement of Tenth street, East
st. Louis. from Broadway to Bond ave
nue.. John Hickman. whose principal OBJ
lection is that the property Is not worth
the cost, protests against the improve
ment. This case was set for yesterday,
but was continued until the next term of
court, which begins next Monday.
On June "a Belleville officials will ask
for a final judgment to confirm the assess
ment for the improvement of jackson and
High streets. The following day the
Belleville authorities will ask for the con-
frmation of the assessments on Church
street. Judge Hay states that all objec-
tons to the assessment must be filed with
rim before this time.
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COUNCIL ADJUDGES
MINISTER GUILTY
Former Alton Pastor Tried and
Convicted on Charges of Con-
duct Unbecoming Preacher
of the Gospel.

After a trial that lasted without inter
ruption all night. Tuesday until b:@
o'clock yesterday morning at the First
Baptist Church. Alton, a council found
the Reverend ]. F. Reynolds guilty of
conduct unbecoming a minister OF the
gospel.
While the charge of unbecoming con-
duct was the technical issue. evidence
was adduced to show that Mr.. Reynolds
was guilty of classifying. Of obtaining goods
under false p~retenses. and of denying
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RhlNEY BREAKS RECORD
IN ZONE TERM" DISTRICT.
Reconciliation in Twentieth ITiinois
Congregational District Estab-
fishes q Precedent.

Congressman Henry T. Rainey of the
J~erseyville District has rok the rec
ord in what is known as the 'one-term"
district by his denomination at Jackson
Vile on Tuesday. Not since the days of
Scott Wike has that district been repre-
sented by one man for more than one
term.
The district Is officially known as the
Twentieth Illinois. n is composed of ten
counties-Brown, Calhoun. Cass. Greene,
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Seeks to Find John Refss, Jr.

John Reiss. Sr., yesterday offered a re-
lead to the recovery Of his son, John
Reiss. Jr.. who mysteriously disappeared
from his home o the night of May 20.
No trace Of the young man has been found
and friends of the family have worked
hard In their efforts to locate him.
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THREE COUPLES WED AT ALTON.
Miss Title E. n. R~fngerfnE Becomes
Wife of Herman j. JuttiR

Miss Tillie E. NJ. Ringering Of Alton and
Herman J. Juttig. Ellinwood. Kas.. were
married at Alton at / o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the home OF the brides
father. Anton Ringering. The Reverend
Theodore Oberhellmann. pastor Of the Ger
ceremony.
John Leonhardt and Miss Barbara Bit
ger, both Of Alton. were married last even
Ing at the hone OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. o Bitter. in Spring street.
John Wolfbrandt and Miss E. Wood,
both Of Alton. were married lass evening
at the parsonage Of the German Evangeli-
cal Church in Henry street. by the Rev
erend Theodore Oherhellmann
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J. s. Dutton. 43 years old. and Miss j.
NJ. Hunt. Is years old. both of st. Louis.
secured a marriage license at Belleville
yesterday morning. They were married
by Justice of the Peace Ward a short
while later. They said that they came to
Belleville just to avoid the crowd In St.
Louis and to assure themselves Of a quiet
wedding.
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Policeman L. Arrested.

Policeman Thomas Mitchell of East St.
Louis was arrested yesterday on a war
rant sworn out before Justice of the Peace
Wangelin of Belleville. charging him with
assault and battery on Mrs. Title VIII
liams n Mrs. julia Elliott. They allege
that he assaulted them without proyoca-
ton. He says that they resisted arrest.
Mitchell was Immediately released on
bond.
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BelIeviIIe Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses issued in Belleviile
yesterday were to: ]. s. Dutton. a. and
Miss ]. n. Hunt. g. both OF st. Louis;
Robert Cherry. So. and Luciel Sexton, q,
both OF Belleville.
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County Treasurer Phillip Wolf will pre-
sent the delinquent tax list before Count,
Judge Hay at Belleyille next Monday an,
will ask that Judgment be entered for tn
sale of the propert on which there ar
delinquent taxes.
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The Philharmonic Society of Belleville
gave a concert at Priesters Park last
evening. The programme was under the
direction of Professor Neubert. Dancing
followed.
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OF HONOR.

M oUND CITY LODGE, NO. -. K. OF
~ H. meets second and fourth Fridays At
Tower Hall. northeast corner Eighteenth street
and Shenandoah avenue. All Knights Of Honor
are Invited to all our meetings.
II. Dictator,
2z4 South Ninth st.
Thee. schmid. Reporter. 2sOe Wyoming street
g T. LOUIS LODGE. NO. Is. KNIGHTS OF
= Honor. meets second and fourth Ed
day. Hall. northeast corner Eleventh
and Locust streets.
c. c. dAUDY. Dictator. lila Madison St
p. s. Drown. Reporter. liz North Fourth 1t.
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81. ISIS AND IEHnEssu RrvlR PACKET 60.
Excursion Season Now Omen.

days: , rivers;s States: mountain scenery:
berth; Steamer City Of Savannah viii leave
wnarfboat. foot Of Pine St. Friday. June 10. 1t
Wittenbers. Cape Glrardeau. Cairo. Psducsh
and all landings on Ohio. Cumberland and TEN
A IL. JNo. E MAssENGAI1E. Agent.
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CONGRESSMAN OF ttne JefSeySllle district,
who. has broken the record in the "one-
term" district by his denomination.
Jersey. Mason, Menard, Morgan. Pike and
Scott. The district Is overwhelmingly
Democratic, a m the nomination by the
Democratic Convention Is virtual election.
For that reason each county almost In
variably has a ~'favorfte som to present
for congressional shonors-
Congressman Rainey was defeated for
nomination four years 9 in a deadlock
convention by T. J. Selby In Calhoun
County, a compromise candidate. AS usu-
al. every county in the district had a can
didate.. and. the contest was the most
memorable in the deadlock line in ui-
nois politics. The convention held two
different sessions and more that 2,6D bal
lots were taken before the. choice was
made.
Two years ago Congressman Rainey
won against the field. In his first term In
Congress he accredited himself in such a
this time without opposition.
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James Martin of No. 20 Baush avenue,
d Eass 81 3Iai hou al sti r Cla,r over s by q yan.
"wednesday night. He died YESTERDAY
morning at St. Mary's Hospital. Coroner
McCracken held an inquest yesterday aft
ernoon. "A verdict of accidental death was
returned.
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wOoDMEN OF THE WORLD,

MOUNT ATBCRN CAMP. NO. ~. WOOD.
men OF the World. meets At haiI a
Charles H Kicker. nertheast corner Newstesd
and North AarkeL G-st and third Fridayn
Member expected and ~visitorB invited
&C. BR-ACN. Consul Commaudef.
h - Bacon ctssx <fJ Finnsy ave-
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Lowest Rate Loans.

WE VIII PAY on any DEBT you OWE and
ADVANCE you MORE MONEY on your FUR
NITURE, PIANOS. horses and wagons; goods
lat in your POSSESSION WEEKLY or
payments: LOVES RATES: dis
S1 N.Tenth St. room I'll Ozark busding. THE
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Poultry.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June s.-Live Poultry-Receipts 3
cars Western and 1 Southwestern. There was .
large accumulation on jobbers' hands unsold
and no prospect Of a clearance this week. with
2 cars more due tomorrow. The market de-
clined to l31sc on fowls and to Sc on old roos-
ters-l Broilers cleaned up closely and nrm.
Other descriptions OF poultry unchanged
Dressed Poultry-Receipts 2.15a pkss. The fresh
receipts this morning were moderate and con-
fined largely to 2 cars from Southwest Of iced
and 2 OF dry-picked bxd. fowls from Iowa.
Weather was cold and rainy which curtailed
the demand from out-of-town sources and mar
ket was about sustained at yesterdays decline.
average best dry-picked fowls did not exceed
l2t=c. and some that arrived with ice all melted
sold lower. but as the stock for the week was
pretty well In. 1t was thought that the market
would clean up. Desirable large dry-picked
hroliers cleaned up closely. but market slow
and lower on ordinary scalded. Fresh killed
turkeys slow. Old ROSTERS unchanged. Spring
ducks working out slowly AT unchanged prices
Squads quite plenty and market slow. Not
much frozen poultry on the market, and prices
about sustained. Iced broilers. Western. scald-
ed fancy large. 2fl2Sc. do. medium sizes 20
&c. Other quotations unchanged.
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Y ARCANUN.

IL ENTON COUNCIL. NO. liz. r. A., MEETS
= on second and fourth Fridays Of each
Ninth and Olive Freets. Visitors Always heart.
lily welcome. n. r. WINDHORST. Regent
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI ROYAL
Arcenum. S09-3il Holland Building = A
cordial welcome to visitors. friends. brethren
ard members from abroad
E. A. G.. r
Jno. C. KnlinRsworth. Grand Secretary.
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Cotton.

New York. June a-Co<fon-Spot closed ouIsG.
% points higher: middling upIands 1Ls0c: mid
dling Gulf J.1sc: sales Is bales. FUTURES closed
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Arrest. P.roIed Convict.

Chief of Police John Maxwell Of Alton
yesterday arrested Crawford Williams. a
negro. at a clearinghouse Of Fifth and
Abby streets, on the charge Of being q
paroled convict from the Tennessee State
Penftentiary at Nashville. The arrest was
authorities. who nave been wired to come
to Alton for their prisoner.
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EfGoExV0A@E NOIES.
Lewis Elliott and J. L Tober Of Xeuuper,
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Alton notes ana Personals.

the Young Peoples Union Of the Cherry
Street Baptist Church At Alton has elected Miss
Altfyene- Dunn president, Miss Nellie Hide
brand. vice president: Miss Bertha Harrfs. SEC
retary: Miss Corneiia EnoG corresponding SEC
retar, and Z. A Bassett treasurer.
George Thornburg Of Los Angeles, Cal, u
. visitor In Upper Alton.
Roy Maxnesd has returned from Champaign,
Chicago.
M. and Mr. Charter b Smith have zone
to Stockton. Cal. 2fter visiting here.
-Lssutesant. WINS Thonnas III Ge5fvsd
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Alton school Commencement To-Day.

The annual commencement exercises of
the Alton High School will take place this
morning In the High School auditorium.
exercises will be in charge Of Super
intendent r. A. Haight. Diplomas will be
granted to twenty pupils. The school
work in the several schools was finished
yesterday. Class day exercises were held
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
High School auditorium. Last evening
closing exercises were held in each Of the
schools.
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked 81 feet,
indicating a fall of s Of a foot IN "a hours.
Business along the Leyee yesterday was good.
Weather. fair.
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Flaxseed Quotations
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Chicago, June s--No, L Northwestern faxseed
advanced &c and futures remained unchanged;
No 1 Northwestern sold at 81 o.: No. 1 WAS "a
bid. June and July 81 bid. Sept. $1.0 seilerS.
Receipts here were 1 car. at Minneapolis 5 cars
and at Duluth 6 cars
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nFOIttrS Cleaned UP closely, but market slow
turkeys slow; Old rosters unclaimed, sprinE
squads quite plenty and market slow. Not
much frozen poultry on the market and prices
ID. fancy large. s az DO medium Sizes 70
&c. Other quotations unchanged
Egg.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cases; about bout s.@ s@n cases s- vent direct into a sioss
age, in Jersey City On shippers account. A
buyers indoors and dYt the streets had a s1 very quiet TSs
appearance. Prices were soft on all grades
retail demand den has has BEEN ssnsf hars SS sss siE dnI pri ees
that Gamblers have been charging since last
week; Dries and checks in good request Quo
PhiiadsIphia: June s:-Eses arm; good de-
loss OF: fresh Southwestern lsc; do fresh
Chicaso. June s-Eggs steady for good ana
weak for ordinary receipts; at mark. cases in
seaI daI and Kansas. t sass, 'r resaanss s.ei iss: new NE.
No. 2 whitewood cases included l3c-
Dried Fruits.
New York, June e.-The market for eyzoorated
apples continues quiet. with buyers Indifferent.
Common are quoted at 465c: prime 6@6Nc;
f fs fst sas's asli tenSs but ssi he spot ar MARKET asaaef .s sssy
no material change. being quiet and somewhat
slowly In small lots. Su, With supplies light.
+ isa Rs:as e sss @ ehaies e . s sa1iss = s. s%ss's g
lIg15c. Peaches are clearing pretty well, 20
far as ioca! stocks are concerned, and show
some hrmness, with choice quoted At 7Q7Ac;
extra choice at 7zSsc: fancy at s159loc.
Coffee.
New York. June ~e.-Conee-spot Rio steady:
No: 7 invoice &c: mild quiet; cordova SxeaSc.
Futures opened steady at unchanged prices to
an advance OF 5 points on continued moderate
primary. receipts and an advance IN Santos. Eu-
ropean cables. however, are rather disappufnt-
Ing. and demand here being light prices in the
afternoon showed a reactionary tendency with
the market finally quiet. unchanged to s points
lower Sales ESQ bags including July Sic.
Aug SsSc. Sept &C. Dec. s19&sc. Jan. 6s50
SOC. March 6SSds- Coo. May 67066. &c.
Butter and Cheese.
Philadelphia. June S.-Butter steady: fair de-
mand; extra Western creamery 1sc; extra near
BY prints 1Sc. Cheese: firm: good demand; New
York full creams choice to fancy Old pi6Sc;
do; choice 70 fancy new sdsitc: do. fair to
Chicago. June SHUTTER steady: creameries
IaitGi4i.c; dairies nk61sc- Cheese easy at
T~urpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. June s.-Turpentins steady: &c.
Rosln firm: A.. B. c ts.e: D a.T0; e H-I;
+ so: q s.-S: H t2.s5. I 8. 70; X 40: II
SIS N S.S: W. G. H.os04.1o; W. ". H.5o
New York June s.-Rosin nrm- Turpentlns
Flaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, June s.-No. 1 daxseed
advanced &c and futures remained unchaneed:
~
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The rivers in the st. Louis district will fall
during, the next +S hours
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsONs.

ACCEPTED MASONs.
IRWIN LODGE. NO. l21. A. F. A. "
- Regular meeting Friday, June 10. 1904 AZ
1850 p. m, Masonic Temple. Grand and Finney
avenues. Work in E. A degree. Members re-
quested and visitors fraternally invited TO AT
tend AUG KAMp NJ
George J. Berne. Secretary.
" A. F.-& A. NJ, win hold stated com.
munication Tuesday. June IL, 7so o. m. Ma
Work IN FeIlowcraft degree. visitorz frafsr-
sonic Temple. Grand and Frnney Avenue
naliy welcome. GEORGE W. JAMES. w II
". L REYNOLDS. Jr.. Secretary.
II uwINNING CHAPTER. NO. So ROYII.
N Arch Masons Stated convocation this
tFf1day} evening. June 10. at s O'Clock. in Rose
Hill Hall. Maple and Hamilton avenues. Work
in Mark and Past Masters degrees. Mcmberr
are requested and visitors are fraternally in
vited TO attend.t WEsELOH,
High Priest.
lst -Communication on Thursday. June
l6. viii open as special at I p. m. Stated, AZ
1.sp- n M degree. Examinations In the de-
grees. Members and visiting brethren are re-
J. W.. KRUGER. W. n.
John II Deems. Secretary.
Dollar STAR LODGE. NO. ., A. F. q A.
NJ. VIII hold a speeia. communication in
Corinthizn Hall. Grand Avenue Masonic Tenn
pie. this Friday at s D. m Lunch at 1890 ..
m. Work. n. M degree.
WIN L. CRAWFORD. w. n.
Edwin p. Amber. Secretary.
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A Sunday-school convention for Alton
Township was held at the First Baptist
Church in Alton Wednesday evening. The
convention was in charge of H Mosher of
an address on Organized SundaysSchool
Work" The election of officers for the
township organization resulted in the Sc
lection of J.. C. .Mench. president: w. ].
ney. secretary and treasurer. Professor
J.. H.. Dickey and Louis, Haight Were Sc
lected as delegates to the State Sunday
school convention. which will be held at
Nation on June Il, IL and 16.
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RIVER NEWS
Rise and Fall of the River,

For a hours ending at ! a M:
THURSDAY. June 9, 1904
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LOANS mn EAST ST, LOUIS.

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MUSICAL.

ABSOLUTELY cheapes; place in city for all
kinds of musical Instruments: sheet. band and
orchestra music. Hunleth's. 9 5. Broadway.
The Press., 1904-08-17
rOLLAND.

Mrs. Parker of New Haven has been
the guest Of D. I'll. Brown.
Harry Agard of New Britain spent
last week at e. 8. Agard's.
Mrs. Henry Birdseye and children
of Montclair are at their home here.
Miss Katherine Birdseye and Miss
Ethel Underwood spent Monday with
friends. here.
Miss Florence Allen and Miss Lila
Agard are both visiting friends in
Newport, r. I.
Mr.. Overman and brother Of Or
ange, N. j and Miss Dorothy Over
man are at Mrs. Baldwin's.
The Athletics of Stafford played
the Holland nine Saturday afternoon.
Score, u to IL in favor of the Ath-
letics.
Cards announcing the marriage Of
Martin Post, SON of Rev. A. FL. Post,
to Miss Charlotte Lowry Of Brooklyn
have. been received BY friends here.
The Methodist Sunday school Pic
nicked at Lake Wangumbaug on Thurs
day Of last week. The local shower
did not reach the grove and q fine
time was reported.
The bazaar held by the ladies Of
the Congregational church on Tuses