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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-24
Happeninrs Of the Past Seven
Days in Brief.
ROUND ABOUT THE WORLD
Casualties and Fires. Personal and 20
litical Notes. Business Failures n
Assumptions, Weather Record.
INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS
DOMESTIC.

4 negro by the nalnc OF Jonah
Woods. who lived about rs miles from
LAGRANGE. Ga. was lynched by other
negroes because he threatened 10 re-
port them to The grand jury tor play
ing Grams
AZ Centennial park, Nashville. the
corner stone Of a monument TO the pri-
va'c soldiers Of the CUnfcdcracy. the
tribute of The Nashville veterans 70
the enlisted men, was laid with impress
sivc crtmYuIrs.
The annual parade Of the Indiana
G. A. K. was given at Warsaw, Ind.
5000 participating.
George IT, Adams. = millionaire cat
tlomai and owner Of the Adams hotel
IN Denver. COL. died Of heart disease,
after three years illness. aged 50 wears.
He owned the Baca grant Of 100000.
acres IN ne san Luis valley.
Tie Amlty dam. In Colorado. com
uletod la., wear at a cost Of 10000.
has prru torn on, by the Llgb wa,,r
IN the Arkansas river The logs
total. Immense damagc is feared to
crops.
CgIorsdp miners obtained y uri, NJ
nabeas coruus for President Mover Of
re Western Federation Of Miners from
the federal court =, ST InIis and cav
peapgdy has issued an order hrirpirg
10 an end martial law n San NfpucI
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-24
LATER,

~''' =" nav ~ ~ p''''
office at Washington. Public Printer
Palmer has perfected arrangements
whereby TWENTY-FIVE Mergenthaler and
.twenty-eight LanstOn machines will be
installed in the big shop, and when
congress opens again next December
the Congressional Record for the first
time in history will not be set up by
hand.
Fire horses from every city in the
country have been invited to compete
for prizes in connection with the inter-
national horse show at the Worlds
fair in st. Louis. This is the first time
that the fire horse has had a place on
the prize list and the first time that
the brave steed has appeared before the
critical gaze of exposition judges.
The commission charged with the
preparation OF tho currency system Of
Panama has reached an agreement
which establishcs a coin equivalent in
fincncss and weight 10 the dollar Of the
United State as the standard, ana
which also makes the United States
dollar legal teudor in Panama.
Sheriff G. i. Harris, Of St. Croix
county MINI" was mot ana kI'Ied on
'"e i''h "hip' a'.'tIP'IhF ~ mani an
a'''3' Oh an '"''i'' "'," "'"'
C''eh' VIZ '"' "'"" ""' '' ~
a""'''nE, """.' ""m' - ""NHo""'
jumped from the moving train and cs-
capped.
ON the l9'h "Zach" Mulhall, live stock
anon, rf tho Pack Island system ryu-
W ~ ,,,, Co..
,., .' W,..,a,r ,a'.
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pnt,r. N,r,ro.b ,.bo u,od -, no,-
a,' ru 49,, 49,. n.,,t.
.a.,t, - a,,i. ,,,,l. ct,.. ,hou 81
e,,,e ~. I,.r[r.n ho,, ,or,n ,,,l
T,.o ,rn dooL .,d ,ba d,ctors cav ,ha
,,h,,. ,a,,n, ,..,
The o5o emur,yes ~ .he Eric rail.
road at Hnn,jr,nr Ind who have beon
eusnnudad dnrtrg IN. las, six woeks
have received an order from the zen.
ora, eunerir,c,dor, IN r.,r,n ,n wnrk
rto con.,a,d X wars old die1 ~,
the 1Srh a. Eddvyilln. XIV. He was said
10 have been the only negro confeder-
ate living in The state. He lived in a
home given him by Gen. n. p. Lyons.
Nose, Johnson. colorcd, Of Ports
mouth q was At the Ohio
pcnirc"riary on the lS,h for the muir
der of Edward Test, an insurance aycnt,
On N" 2o'h two persons were kIlet
and scy"n others Injured, one fatally,
by the partial collapse Of the four
story brick building at Third and Del
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-24

: NEWS FROM MISSOURI, :
Mcdonald county Is going to work its
- he public roads.

while trying to rob a store at Newton.
HIS confederate escaped.
DIR. William Ginder, a pioneer of
Iatan, was run over and killed by q
Burlington train neal his home.
Edward Crebo, of Eureka, Kan, will
build the foundations. of the big Mis-
souri, Pacific shops at Scdalia.
George l.. Clements and Fred Mil
Ter were killed by lightning near Neo-
sho while taking refuge under a tree.
l.. p. Yancey, who was injured by a
Santa Fe train at Marceline, has
brought suit against the company for
10000 DAMAGES.
Charles r.. COuth, a rural mail car
ricr, was assaulted and robbed neal
Fischer's lake as he was returning to
Sedalia. John fnplehart was arrested
on suspicion.
The Excelsior Powder Manufacturing
company viii erect a plant in Kansas
City, to cover several acres OF ground
and manufacture 10000 kegs of
powder a year.
An angry mob administered rough
'N"'"i'"' W ~" NH"''i' d "Il'p'dl'l,
D,. "'S' '''c''' hd"'"'
80" -" "..' i"',' "''"'
" ' Wv " nv i''''''
'hdIIeS H. stones "l Kansas CITY
publisher Of the Leadera ndchairman
Of the prohibition party of Missouri,
married Miss Carrie Lee Carter. ma
'l"ilal organizer u thc W. l. !. u,
III dexter
Mrs. Elont North was given judy
ment in The circuit court at Kansas
city against the Missouri Pacific Rail
a company for Fl3,"0N. She sued
l"r SZ",oo'. MIS-. Norm was On the
MlSSoufl racine excursion tfaln when
was "TecK'' a. lIli" b!he' near Lees
summit july - last. she was IN
]nrtd internally.
Alleging that she had been wooed
and won, had fixed the date Tor her
Wedding, secured her outfit and invited
the guests, Il TWO days before the
ceremony was Tilted for another girl,
Miss Julia Conway, of Maryville, has
sued Percy Hamilton Hess, Of iOux
cry, Ia, tor $l',"o". Hess is a son
oi :. II. Hess OF Il wholesale drnG irm.
The Missouri Pharmaceutical Travel
ers' assertion in session al Pcrtlo
SPRINGS. elected the following officers:
President, Ed G.. O'Rear, M~aryvilln;
first vice president, J. +. Llewellyn,
Mexico; second vice president. J. 9.
Whitman. Kansas City; third yi"c
president, W. f.. Bard. Scdalia; treas.
r.cg. William NittlebacE. Boonvillc;
permanent secretary, H.. NJ. Whclply,
s.. Louis. assistant secretary, H.. G.
ner. Windsor.
Graduated simultaneously from the
Mammal Training hiph school at Kan
eaS CIV and ngaprd simultaneously
apIroIu> to be married simultaneously.
tho Misses Honor May wilkins and
Ethel Joe wilkins. daughtcrs Of Mr..
and Nrq, Walter G. Wilkins. fulfilled
The agreement at St. Johns Epiecopil
church. St. Louis, in the presence Of
a large number OF Witnesses. Miss
~IIOrCr's mariner was Conrad Lurkp. OF
s.. Louis. Miss Ethcl'S was Karl Sny-
Ger. Of CHEYENNE. Wyo.
r c,,1,ow -, criooo, o,,oroI
u,r.o,, ,r ,ho Cbic,o, g. Alton rail
way s,iI tina, the cutnn heinz built
from NI.yicn ,o Old Nnnroe Ma wnuld
j.. finished and trains in oucration by
Angus, The cutoff will he about 100
miles IN length and will save ahout 30
miles Ia,wceu Kansas CITY and s,
InIi. rho Alton and nurlinp,on will
u,.rato trains on tho Atoms tracks,
from kore,s Ci,v IN Novicn ,henra
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21

Silbriperf ranrte bis altf Die Wfitte
be5 @eleiieS ino Durbc BON ben
&ubfGnger Der Sofomotipc bel Seite
geidleltoert ln0 umgeitiilpt. &eih
fiel 10 imgliiflib inter Die Waidine.
Oab ibm Ser S6dOel eingeoriidt iultr.
be un0 er cine bolbc Stlnoe ipiter
i'm Sorobam 6oipital ieinen grGB.
li(hen Gerletlngen erlag. Sri.
NoafeS iiel inter Ole Gdoer ser 2ofo.
n'ptipe, Die ibr Oen linfen SUB ab.
lhnitten llno oos rehte sluge perles.
ten. sll6 iie Iiegt i'm Sorobam
Soipital in fait boffnungsloiem 3u.
ltonoe oarnieoer. gtoafes, ser gigen-
tbiimer oes llngliicfS StbrtperfeS
unb iein Sobn fanen nit leihten
Sdiirillngell oapon. Ger Neger
nltroe oagegen erbebIi6 perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
0eualtises llnternebmea.
SGmmtlidJc rentnblc Wtinen Imcrt
fa's luacn pcrciniGt pcrScn nno
Gin Gapitnl pun $780,
100000 rcpralentircn.
q c ID 9lnrf. Is. Sunni.

Sas neueite llnternebmen alif Dem
Sebiete Der @ertruItilng lit cine Com.
binierllng Der mihtigIten Miinen Der
Sereinigten Staaten in elmer eiii5i.
gen lngebe!lren @eiellid)aft, llno Der
Wann Der oieieS ungebeure Inter.
nebnlcn in's @erf ieeeu mia, lit Sobm
3. Todefeiler. 2ellte, peld]e NIT
oen Ilanen oes groBen Wonopoliiten
pertraut Iinb, bebaupten baB Der
neue SruIt ein &apital bon $500
Wlillionen Collars baben miro. Ger
Srilit miro oen gelaminten Wetall-
atsbrlt6 ser Gereinigten Staaten
nit slusnnbme Der Calumet un0
&cclu-Wiilcn in Wti6igan control-
lieren.
Sic Sel.MiaipnGre baben ieit 5ebn
Sabren bllrd) Die bon linen control.
lierten Snnfen IN uller Stille IN ollen
SGeilen Der Ser. Staaten quite Mi-
nca allftallfen lailen; in Colorado
bnben Sapio gtoffat ln0 Tapio Sui.
lipln bon Ser eriten Hationalbanf
icit iedls Sobren piele Wtillionen fir
0iineu ollsbeSablt unb controllieren
icbt 20 9Sro5ent Der 8olo-, Silber.
lno glei- -Wiineu Des Staates.
Sn Californian uerben Die Ildne
bes Selfonigs bon oen betrefferoen
@ergmertsbeiibern nit Srelloen be-
griibt.
glud) Senator Glarf bon Montana,
elmer ser grobten Minenbeliber Der
s&clt, bat icit Sabren nit 9todefeller
Sano IN Sano gearbeitet.
Senotor &earnS bon lltab bat 10.
eben feline Miuen an Hodeieller Der.
fault; in SOabo baben Die Stanoaro
Sel-Sutereiien ieit Sohren Gontrolle
iiber bic nibtioiten Winen; in Seem
@ierifo iino Die @leinlinen on Der
ipeitliden @rense ihon ieit SSabreu i'm
Seiise ser gtationol Gitp ganf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Wcncrnl-6uupcrncnr Su6rifum Don
Oinnlano crmproct.
Ct. &eterSbnrg, 16. Sslrui.

= t. Eeter Burg, 16. Sini.
Ser General 8ouperneur bon
6InnlcrO, General @pbrifpm, lpuroe
Tornllttogs Inn If llbr om Gingunge
sum Senatsge6Gll0e IN SeIlingfors,
bl,rb cincn SduB t6btlih perlulmbet.
Ser 9lttentlter, Ser 9ichtsanpolt
Shalintonn, beging olf Der Stele
Selbltlnoro. gr mar ein SoDn oes
EQUATOR S6nllnlarn. @rof Vobri.
fun erbiclt cine augel in ben Sols
lno cine &llgel in oen llnterleib. Gr
mur0e Ierbenb in Gas 0plpital aes
br0ht SGalImann loQ ein WtitglieO
Der finuiiden Eotriotel-Sortei &c,
mcien ieun. Ser General batte iih
furdh ieine i1arien WtaBregeln sur
9iltilifi5irlung 6innlo1O'S uerbaBt &c.
md0t.
Scliinofor II. Slni.
SCr General 0nupernelr bon
S5innlonb, General @raf @obrifom,
lit ben Shubmunoen erlegen, ipeld)e
i'm ser &edlta0mualt Sholtnann
mann 9c'tcrn Dor Dem Senatsee-
bdll0e bcigebraht bat. Sns &olf
Ocrbllt iid) rltbig. giirgenos 5eigt
lid gIuircgIna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Glenocs Sm6cnitiif pereitelt.
ct. 9ouiS, Ofo.. IA. SIM

y I. = 0 II 3, NO, Ia. SSltlh.
Silrd einen 3ufal boben oie Hrie.
tier Der fatboliihen ct. Intonills-
Stride entoedt, bab Semano Sen Ser.
Iii6 gcnra6t Bot, lire Stride in Die
Srit 5I iprengen. Die gntoedllng
ipuroe am Sienstag gemabt, aber
man belt iie bis geltern gebeim. Die
Scr5eE auf ben glltGren ser STRIDE
iueroen ieoen 9ieustae slbenS ange-
itcft, Bel mel6er @elegenbeit piele
6roren ilno ainoer gegenuGrtig slt
Icin pflcgen. 60 geidab es alt6 am
lesten Sienstag, ober cine Der Screen
lpollte iid ni6t anlteden laiIen. imo
Der tetrefienoe 2nienbruoer entfernte
oielelbe mo ent6edte babel am 2euh.
ter einen oiinnen 9rabt, Der na6 oem
aellergei6oB Ger Stride fiibrte uno
init elmer Siinoibnur in &erbinbltng
ltonb, Die iid) on Der brennenoen
Serge entSiinbet baben nnb cine I'M
&eller lieeenoe Spnanlitpatrone silr
@rplo1ion eebrcft b1tte. Die Ypliaei
lit nit oer llnteriliGune Der einiger.
nlaben geDeinlniBppllen @eihihte be-
i1ditigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Sdrcflihcr Slntompbil llnfaa in
gtelu gurf.
81 o m 81 nrf 10 Shini

franf 9. 9ieib, ser millionenreide
Topierfa6rifant, ipuroe beute in
einen 3uiammenItob beS glutomobils
ieines 6reimoes George 9tcafes NIT
einenl 3uge Der 9seiu sorf & But-
nam @abn getoStet. Sri. Barbara
gtoafeS erlitt bebenfli6e @erlesuneen
uno Der farbi9e Chauffeur Sobn
Spencer tpurOe glei6fall5 perip,mbet.
Gos glutomobil freuste al ser @an
Cortland HarfaStation baS gobnae-
leiIe, ais elm 3us lansiam beron.
nobte. 9eiiteBenbe lieben @or.
nngsruie eridallen, Die nernutbli6
als iibli6es Sobuaeihrei imbcadtet
blieben. Sos 9ialleln ino Souden
bes slntomobileS mamtc oas Seran.
naben bes 3uses unbor6ar i,nb cas-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Saca -%cr,ucigerer onrd) Sen ST..
&atcr gccl)rt.
81 en- - Silni

gS len, II. Sini.
YnpIt Yius Der 3ebnte bat iih
often nlS @egner oes 9lells ge5eigt,
iiiOen er Die Serren &eber ilno Or.
Sflunoher, tpelfe lid gelpeigert bat-
ten, nli ein Suel ein5lgeben, nit
Gr6en beihcnfte. Serr gSeber err
tieIt oas gbrenfrellj nit Ser Sn.
idjliit n6iir Stride imo Sapit", imb
Sr. Shllnlacber Elm 9iitterfreu5 bes
pGpItliten Ct. 8regor r,Oroeus. Siele
oiicne Geulrtbeilung bes S,ielS lei
te,:s OcS Topltes bat bier einen tiefcn
Glnoruf gemaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
SaS StGotaen Spupncr, @is., sur
SGlitc nicSergcbrannf.

M IN aufee, @iS., 13. Stunt.
Slus 9teip Ti6monb, Sis., lit bie
9tadridt eingetroiien. Oab Seuer
iiber Die SGlite oes @eldGftstbeiles
bon Spponer, @is., pernidtete.
Spooner lit bas SipiiionS Salipts
quarter Der Chicago, ct. Ioul,
9tinneapoliS & Smaba Giienbabn.
Gs lit cine Ger ih0nlteu StGote Slpi-
ihen gtep 9iicbmono uno ben See'n.
9ie gonf lit abaebrannt ober oas
Sotel rnb bas Giienbabn @ebGube
muroen gerettet. Ser groBe Serlult
iii pollltanoig Olirb Seriidering &c.
0edt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21

&c ID y . TT, 10. NSlllll.
Wenll mnn Die Spoten olle geSGblt
6nt, ipenn Die leste perbronnte 9eibe
Dem 8uTbf beS lutglitfleligen 3dm-
piers entnontnen lit lm0 bie iHneQ
ItrGmenoen @enGiier BON SeQ @ote
ihre SoOten ouiGeae6en 1obeu oann
miro oieic i6redlidJe &ntoItropbe IN
ben llngliidsf6Qeu, uelhe iih III
lnt!eren 9innengerudiiern ereignetcn,
ben erIten YlaB einnel)men. S6on
iebt unlB man lib auf 6ie ihredlicbe
SsaGrbeit gefnbt MAIDEN, OoB Die
3abl ser Spier miroeItens 500, biel-
leirht 1000 erreidlt. 9fidt aIle Sei-
fet meroen ans Sogeslift 9ebrodt
iueroen. Mon6e merben in ser
itne1cn Siromung babiuqefiiGrt,
Inn ME ipie6er 5llm SorId)ein 5ll fom.
!acn. Sic @erniBten nliiiien 81 bcn
Spbten ge5Gblt mer0en.
Ser &opitGn San Shnif lit id)orf
6afiir fritilirt por0en, baB er, aultatt
beim glusbrliob bes Seuers nnh Dem
9tortb @rotbers @ilonO 81 fobrell,
.pG1reno ltntertpegs leine Toiiogiere
perbrdniiten o6er ertrdnfen, CT Oo3
Sniff nift an Der 1874. Strnbe na6
rein llier lentte. Gr erfldrte, 0oB
cies icinc slbiift gelueIen lei, Dab
nber Der &apit1n zines S6leppbam.
piers ibm 5ugerufen bobe, er lpiiroe
ole Selbebdlter lulb Sol5b0Ie III
@rnrb iteden. gluBerbem mare Ser
Gampfer on Dem ieliigen llfer ge-
Ideitcrt.
Scr SefretGr Gortelpou bonn 9e.
iartement fir SanoelS. uno slrbei-
ter.9,uQelegen6eiten. bat cine Itrenge
lmterIibung bes llngliifS an9eoro.
net. 9ieie llnterllihlulg miro bon
Gcnercl Sas. u. 9umont lno Sbo-
mos $. Barrett, iueldle Die lofale Be
h6roe ser Sampfififfs Snipeftion
bilben, gelcitet meroen.
9fem Oorf, 16. Slnli.
Gle %eb0roen boben Elm Suben6
H!ctnn9Sgiirtel periiegelt, meldle iib
an @orh bes Gamblers n@enerol
Slpclm" befonben. 9tur orei bapon
li:lo trnubbor.
Sntob gfiiaer, elm Toritanbsmit-
gIieo ser Sonntogsidule Ser ct.
1orfuS @emeinbe, erflGrte, Oab
eas llneliif mabriheinlih teinen 10
groben llmfang genonnen bate,
mem sic 9fettllngs9iirtel in giltem
3uitanee gelueien raren. Gr ielblt
bo6e iieben 9iettlmgSgiirtel perltdt
llnb olie iieben mdren allseinanOer
geiollen, ols er Iie uniabte. Cine
llnteriud,ing beridieoener &ettlnaS.
giirtel, melde ans Sano trieben, bat
oie Gil1abe oeS Serrn Otilller beta.
tigt. Ger lleber3lg par 10 peroor.
Ten, boB bie geringite 9eriibrllng
i'm 3erri6, noralif Der Sort berouSs
| fiel. Serr @al5er, eiu anoerer
9aiiagier oes perllngliidten Som-
piers, er5Gblt, boB Die TettuInasil0Be
10 beieltigt paren, baB es iid ais ln'
nlGgli6 eripies, lie idnea los 5u ma.
Oetl, Oab lle allo poutotllileH HlBloS
iparen.
gten Oorf II. SUM.
Seit benl groBen Sanpferllngliif
iinb iiber AS Stlnben periloiielL bod
Die genoue 3abl Der Spfer lit INNER
nod niht befonnt. Sriib am Wtorgen
betrlg Ole 3abl Der eefunoenen Sei-
6en $50, umo idon gab man iid) Der
Spifnrng bin, BOB banlit oas Gltoe
erreidJt iei, bo6 balb wurOe befannt,
baB 5mildeu Den Sidbern bes Gam.
piers iib nod cine grobe sln5abl
Goote befinben. 9ie 3abl Ser Ser
miBten nimnlt itetig ab, oob ideint
es iiher, baB spii6en 900 nno 1000
Eerionen bic 2litiabrt NIT ibrem &e.
ben be5aben milbten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Sie Gage in Sentid)-Siioiu -Iirifa
luiro Don Sag 5m Sag be-
ScnflidJer.
y erlirL t3. eSlni.

9ie Gage in Dem sluirubrgebiet in
Sclttid Siiolpeit slfrifa ninlmt ein
INNER be0robliheres slllsieben an.
Ser @olperncltr Seiltipein bot in
elmer anltli6et aabeloepelde Die
Nadridt, OaB elm Sbeil Ser Spombo,
nGmlib oie 9efolgihaft oes SGupts
lingS gtedale, nit Oen i'm 9(ufrlbre
befinbliden Serero gemeinidaftli6e
Sode mohe, beltdtigt. Die Spombo
5eritoren beuti6e Soften imb perfau-
fen oen sluntdlbiihen biel Wtunition.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
sSm SelbitocrtbeiSisnns.
gs 1T Gloiues, Wto., 10. Sun

% c It 9 oines, Mo., 70. SUM.
Ser Sdullebrer @illiam Seiterlp
ipurbe beiite bier bon Dem Sarmer
George @. @rlinbren gei6oiien luo
iofort eetobtet. SeIterlp mar na6
Dem @unoren'icben Saiiie sefommeL
INN NIT ibm iiber cine bon 9ilnbren
aeaen i'm erbobene 9eiduloigung 5lt
ipre6en, ,mo es fam gum Streite
Seiterlp beri,,bte einen Nepolber s,l
oieben, aber 8nnoren. .ereriff elm 8e-
ipebr iino id1oB i'm foot, ,porauf er
id Den @eb0roen itellte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21

'hronf oes @rpreBmogenS nit Gpna.
init, benlddtigten ii6 oes SSnboltS
NM perl6luanoen 0amit IN ser
Sltntelbcit. Sic geror6te 8eIO-
nmme ioa $65,000 bctrugen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Giicnbabmramb.

earn moutb +, Wtont., II. sunni.
gtlpa anbertbalb 0feilen oItlih
bon oicier Stabt beitie9en eeltern
slbenb INN II llbr 5lpei masfirte
M1mer einen Terionenaue Ser
Mortbern Naciiic 9abn imb na6.
oen iie ben 3ug Silm StiaitanS se.
bra6t batten, iprengten iie ben @elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Wiurb mnS Sel6itmuro.
g9inb o m, Weinn., II. :

g8imeom, @inn., II. Stunt.
Senrp Sraittfetber, Sr, bat beitte
grnit goris eri6oiien. Ser gruoer
bes gridolienen berfolste ben 9ior.
Der etniee Wleilen, tpo berlelbe bonn
@agen iprang unb ii@ ielbit eridoB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Srtidait fat sGnslid einseaidcrt.
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The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18
SLIGHT DECLINE
IN COTTON MARKET
FAVORABLE WEATHER AND LIGHT
TRADING WERE THE CAUSES
OF THE sHRlNkAeE.
FORMER ENTIRELY PROffSSIOAl
Receipts at Ports 3o,334 Bales, Against
2i,56o for Same Day Last
Week and 2o,5sa for
Last Year.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE cotton
market opened quiet but steady at n
decline of 3G4 points on generally
favorable weather. No one seemed
disposed to sell aggressIveiy for over
Sunday, and the market. while con
tlnuing quiet. ruled generally steady
during the first hour, with prices
recovering to about last nights final
figures. Trading was almost entirely
LEGAL and professional In character.
Receipts at ports, 3O,33i bales,
against 2l,560 last week and 2O,532
last year. For the week, 100000,
AGAINST 10000 last week and 1920
last year. Today's receipts at New
Orleans 2,9O3. against 9ii last week,
and at Houston 1861, against 1883
last year,
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New Orleans Spots.

New Orleans, Sept. 17.-Spot cotton
steady, with a good demand. Sales
2.25O bales, including 1000 to arrive.
Quotations advanced 1-l6c.
Futures opened steady, with prices
A to 6 points down. The weather map
showed ideal cotton weather in al
portions of the belt, and the visible
supply statement was extremely bear
ish. Against these features were
ardaignod bad crop news and great
spc. demand, and they were sufficient
to sustain prices. The undertone
was firm. throughout the session. but
toward the noon hour the market
showed considerable strength, closing
at about the highest figures OF the
day. The market closed strong and
al net gain.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18
-FOUR CENT DROP
CATCHES WHEAT
EXPORTS AND CON-
TINuEp FINE WEATHER
WERE CAUSES.
CORN AND OATS FOLLOWED AFTER
The Bulk OF Trading In Provisions
Was In the Way Of Changing
From October to January
Other Trade Notes.

Chicago, Sept, denomination o'
excellent weather knocked the last
props from under the wheat marker
today, precipitating prices four cents
below yesterdays close. The market
closed practically at the lowest point
of the day. Corn is OF rs; oats down
IA and provisions down 5@7 IL.
December wheat opened weak is
to rs lower and May off 3-S@7-S.
The influences that caused this weak
ness we're numerous-lower cables, a
big increase in shipments from Aus
tralia and continued fine weather.
Lower prices in the northwestern
markets added onward and upward
impetus to the decline here. FROM
the start there was lot OF long
wheat for sale an commission houses
had numerous stop loss orders to eX-
ecute. A little demand from shorts
was inadequate to stem the down.
ward prices, the market becoming
weaker as the session continued
During the first hour, the desire to
sell became intense and prices broke
sharply, December reaching LOB and
Nav Iii. December closed at l.O90
is and May at 1.11@1-S.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported 709 cars, against 332 last
week and $50 year ago.
Good maturing weather, lower ca
bles, continued heavy movement OF
the old crop and the break in wheat
tells tho story of weak corn market.
Private messages from the country
were decidedly bearidh December
opened is to 3-S lower, sold between
SO IL and "a and closed at 81 5-S.
Receipts 172.
The bulk of trading in provisions
was in the way of changing from Oc-
tober to January. Prices were a
trifle lower in sympathy with the
weakness in grains. January pork
and lard closed 7 IL lower at 1857
~ and ribs were off cents at 5000
662 1-2.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat
50 cars; corn 535; oats 10; hogs
30, 900.
New York. Sept. 17-Wheat receipt
22, 900; spot weak. No. 2 red I.l5 ID
if. o. b. ailoat; options lower.
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Flour and sreadstuns.

Flour-Basislt iS.lb sacks. FANCY
high pitent $3.50; fancy half patent
$3.50; third grade $3.50; 2ilb sacks
10 per barrel higher: Hour in wood, 80
per barrel higharcar lots Zoe less.
Farinaceous Goods-Grits. homlny
and cream meal, in 40-lb sacks, per
sack, 10 pearl meal in 35-lb sacks,
81 Us per barrel Of four sacks: Scotch
oats So. 95a3. 90: Friends oats 81. 95a
?. co. Columbia oats. 81. 80: Hawkeye
oats, ,. IS: Hecker's buckwheat, lt-lb
packages, $3.50.
Crackers-A b G soda bulk, boxes,
Il. lib cartons. per dozen. 100: ginger
snaps, II: creams, s. stage planks, 81
cakes and iumbles. ii
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18
FINANCIAL.
Stock Market Declined.

New York, Sept. 17.-Prices OF
stocks underwent a sharp reaction
again today under the combined in
nuence of an unfavorable bank state
ment and apprehension of crop dam
age. The holiday in the London mar
ket also was an influence on opera
tons, for London accounts have been
important for a number of days. The
grain markets were reactionary but
the highly speculative conditions in
those markets make Wall street
somewhat suspicious of them as a
reliable index of real conditions. st.
Paul was the leader of the decline
but the other grangers and Pacifics
were not far behind.
The break in Reading was of large
influence as early attempts made to
advance the price on the score OF a
favorable earning report.
Total sales of bonds par value was
1865 900.