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The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19

t1ce.
 3t T. w. Loper.
 No equal on earth has Hunts Lightning oil for rheumatism and neuralgia, as well as sprains, cuts, burns. bruises, and insect bites and stipgs. Guaranteed. Price 25 and soc.
 Mrs, P A. Stanley, of St. Louis, is here on visit to her parents, Mir. and Mrs. l. NJ. Waddell. Mrs. Waddell met her at Dermott.
 Don't forget that prescription No. 10 cures colds and la grippe. For sale by,
 If Brown, McQuiston & Go.
 Miss Dunaway, of St. Louis, came in last Monday evening to fill her position, as trimmer, with the Monticello Millinery Go
 You cannot afford to tride with cough It may result in some serious if not fatal malady. Take time by the forelock and use Simmons Congh Syrup, Guaranteed. Price 25 and soc.
 Miss Dinton, of St. Louis, came down the first of this week, to take charge of trimming depart ment of the Parlor Millinery Go.
 Mir. Chas. Hammock, of Little Rock, was called to our city last week by the last illness and death. of his brother, MT. Jno. A. Hamo mock.
 When you trade with us you gel nothing but fresh goods. Ous stock of staple groceries is nice and, clean. Your patronage solicited.
 Gotham < Binns.
 Mrs. w. H. Finn and Misses Ruth Wells, Lizzie and Anna Finn went down to Arkansas City to see the high water last Tues day.
 have just received big line of new jewelry. You can find any thing in the jewelry line by calling at my store.
 3t. T. W. Loper.
 Safe. swift and sure is the proper descrip- tion of Cheatham's Laxative Tablets. Cure colds in one day. Can be carried in vest pocket Easy to take. Guaranteed. Price -5 cents.
 We guarantee our mixed paint to spread further and last longer than any other paint on the mar ket
 If R. E. Vance Bordeaux.
 Why put up with that soreness of muscles and feverishness, when you can be relieved by 25 cent box of Prescription No. 10.
 Brown, McQuiston < Co. My friend are you suffering from any painful and annoying skin disease, such as ringworm, letter eczema or anything simi- jar? If so. just try one box of Hunts Cure. [. Cuaro,taaI Dr;a, S0o
 We carry one of the best lines of staple and fancy groceries in the city, and will appreciate your pat ronage.
 If Gotham & Binns.
 MT. Henry Bordeaux and wife, who have been in our city for sew eral weeks, left last week for for Batesville, where Mir. Bordeaux has accepted position with q prominent drug firm.
 Parents do not neglect your children's coughs sore throats, colds, etc. they often lead to latal results. Try Simmons Cough Syrup. Pleasant safe and sure. Guaran- teed Price 25 aud 50 cents.
 If you have lagrippe. a-5 cent box of Prescription N will do you many dollars worth of good. For sale by
 Brown, McQuiston X Go.
 More about the contingent fund, not Gov. Davis but yours. H. NJ. Wilson X Go. will give you vouchers (the best goods for the least money) that (Atty. Gen. competition will not question. If.
 Hon. C.. T. Gotham. of the State Senate, and Judge 1. A. Bird, of the House of Representatives, were at home on visit last Saturday. They returned to Little Rock on Sunday.
 Don't think of buying furniture
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The rockers that will please you are at Drew Furniture Co.'S.

Mir. w. ]. Savage and wife, of Warren, visited relatives Tn our city this week
 Mrs. A. ]. Roddy, of Lake Vii. lage, visited relatives in our city the first of this week.
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19
Your interest leads you to the door of the Drew Furniture Co.

If Burks 6. Killian havn't what you want they will get it. Let them know
 Mir. J. NJ. Waddell. of Morrell, was a visitor to our city the first of this week.
 Bordeaux Liver Pills regulate the liver and wards off swamp few CT and congestion. If
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19
Special bargains in iron bedSteauS at the Drew Furniture Co.

Mrs. Annie Mac Newton, of Little Rock, is here on d visit to relatives and friends.
 The roads are still impossible, or nearly so. But things will i'm prove when summer comes.
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19
Ladies and gents Royal Blue" shoes
 at H. NJ. Wilson & Co.

Try Bordeaux Liver Pills and you will use no others. They are guaranteed to give satisfaction. If
 Mrs. Oscar Wheeles, of Warren, visited Mrs. 0. ]. Lindsey in our city the first of this week.
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19

Mr. John Erwin, of Dermot', was in our city last week. He was getting signers to petition ask ing for pardon for his SOL, Rob ert, whow sent to the peniten- tiary for the killing of Lafayette Spencer.
 Our business is constantly in- creasing. Why: Because we car " complete stock and always give you advantage of the lowest prices.
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Married, in this city, at 9 o'clock, on last Monday morning, at the residence of the Bride S father, Mr. R. II. Mccullough, by Rev. E. P. Kennedy, Mr. E. C. Graham and Miss Virgie McCul- tough, all of this city. The newly married people left on the East bound train for a wedding tour. The Bride IS a beautiful and highly accomplished young lady. and the groom isa sober, industrious young man, who has the confidence of our people. We extend our con gratulations and wish them well Mir. Carl Bordeaux and Miss Myrtle Burks accompanied them to Dermott.
 Died, in this city, on last Satur- day morning, the l4th inst, at the residence of his father. Mr. J II. Hammock, Mir. Inc. Ham mock, IT,, after a long illness of consumption. Mir. Hammock was about 2 years of age, and was one of our brightest and most highly esteemed young men. He was a graduate of the Poughkeepsie Bus mess College, and has held re- sponslble positions of trust and importance both here and in Tex as, where he went after resigning his place here, with the hope of re gaining his health. A few month, ago Mr. Hammock $ health begar to rapidly give way at Fl Paso Texas, where he was engaged II the railroad office, and his fathe and mother went to him, but ever the tender and loving care of par ents could not restore their boy tC health and so d couple of week ago they returned with him to thei home in this city. Here every car' and tender attention was given by doting parents and loving relative til the final summons came. The funera, services were conducted by Rev. E. P. Kennedy, at the Pres byterion Church. on last Sunda, morning, after which the remain were laid to rest in Oakland Gene tery, surrounded by weeping rela tives and sorrowing friends. T. the bereaved funily We exiend ou sympathies.
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19
New and up-tO-date line of laceS. .embrOid- cries and dress goods at III. M. Wilson N Co.

FoR SALE OR RENT:-4 room house, back of District Parsonage, in Monticello. Apply to Rev. T. 0. Rorie, Stuttgart, Ark. If No one has ever had cause to re- gret their purchase when they buy furniture from us.
 Jeter Furniture Co. When you have found the best hold on to it. Browns Liver Pills are the best. For sale by
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19
Beautiful line of mattingat Drew Fur niture Co.'S.

nlUuIc OO S.
 MT. II. F. Bailey went down to Arkansas City the first of this week.
 Do you coughf If so, get Pine Tar Cough Syrup. For sale by
 Brown, McQuiston X Go. When you need your watch or clock repaired call on T. w. Lo- per. B
 The couch you want is at Drew Furniture Co.'S.
 Mrs. Spencer Lawson has re- turned from d visit to relatives in Little Rock.
 For all kinds of fine watch and clock repairing go to I. w. Lo- per. 5t. MT. Joe Whitaker, of Pine Biuh' was visitor to our city one day last week.
 Up-tO-date variety of mating al Drew Furniture Co.'S.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Fite made visit to Pine Bluff the latter part of last week.
 The passenger train is generally = iate netlina in these evenlngs, oW :
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At the mass-meeting held at the court house on last Monday eve ming to nominate city ticket for the ensuing year, Mr. C. T. Har- ris was elected Chairman and Mir. J. D. McCloy, Sec. A motion was made and adopted, asking that the new council publish q semi-an- nual statement of the financial con dition of the city The following are the nominees of the meeting :: Mayor. Patrick Henry, Esq, Re corder, Geo. A. Knox, Alderman, J. J. McCloy, F. H. Scott, R. H. Mccullough, J. l.. Allen and Jack Curry.
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Burks =kllian.

Mr. W. II. Lauhon, who sold out his interests in Drew county several months ago, and moved to Nocotee, Fla, has returned to Monticello. Mir. Laubon says Fla. is fine country; but Arkansas is good enough for him.
 We don't sell you $Io.oo suit of clothes for $7.5o; nor do we sell you cloth worth 50 cents for s cents. We sell you a suit of clothes for g. 50 which is honestly worth $7. so, and sell you our entire line of ealicoes for SC per yard.
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19

l am now prepared to do all kinds of engraving on short no- tira
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19

would particularly call your attention to the elegance and cheapness of my clothing The amount of this stock and quality of goods Is not exaggerated in the least. l soic- It your patronage at these prices.
The Monticellonian., 1903-03-19

have large line of medium price ladies hats Look at my show window. A job lot your choice for JOG; great many worth $I.oo have 10 doz of this lot. My line of men's and boy's hats-fur, wool and straw-is com. plete and very cheap.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

Colonel Hunter Ben jenkins Of the Columbia
racket received 4 cane yesterday. a Gift from
state Representative Oliver OF Cap Girarieau
county The stick Il made from wood taken
from Bethel chapel. the first Presbyterian Church
built west OF the Mississippi River. The church
was erected In 1915
The Chester arrived yesterday from Cape Cir
ardeau and departed on the return IN the after
noon.
Captain Dave Penny is in command OF the
Chester during the absence % Captain Burton.
The toWboat Kennedy arrived Yesterday from
the White River with a tow OF logs
Captain Beck JOlley was a visitor along the
IeNe- yesterday and a caller at the Lee Line Of
The Columbia arrived yesterday morning from
the afternoon on the return.
Captain 5. W. SlyIev IL having the City of
Peoria repaired at the ways.
The Cape Girardeau arrived from Commerce
yesterday afternoon well patronized. She will
depart on the return this afternoon
1t l. reported that the commanders OF the
Government snagbcat. Colonel Mackenzie. have
been changed
The India Givens Is due to-day from Cal
houn County. She will go out again tomorrow.
The St Louis and Tennessee River Packet
Com any announced that IL has not receded in
Its position not TO accsde 10 the demands Of the
pilots Tor an Increase In wages % - a month.
Captain David Upton Is in command OF the
United States snaEboat Mackenzie.
Captain II. W Lyhe OF the Eagle Packet
Company was at his office yesterday. after an
absence OF two DAYS. owing 20 illness.
The Spread Eagle will prot-hiv make her
first trip To Alton tomorrow afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

@N-@A 1a-A - $40
a r@r OF L. during the last a hours. Weather
from New Orleans at 1873 a m. with a tow OF
empty barge, She cleared for 81 Louis at IN
10 the Lover MiSSis ippi az i0sS a m with tow
OF coal. The Dick Fowler did rot arrive until s
den"s Landing. She dePaTted Tor Psdassah az !
and the Georgia Lee from Memphis.
Grand Tower. Ill. April l6.-OSage I'D at ! a.
m Anderson doing railroad work to-day. Grey
$. u. II. Clark down At las p m. Exporter up
at Lao .. m Belle OF Calhoun up at : .. m.
feet and rising weaihsr Cloudy and cool
Fadaeah. ApLl lS.The gauge reads tonight
queen. from up he Ohio. LEFT last miiniEht. The
VILE packet to-day. owing TO deiayed arrivals.
Hopkins win arrive al midnight and leave to
Chattanccga this morning. Business good on
present rise In the river here.
Burlington; Ia, April is-The river Il 3 feet
~ inehes above low-water marx. a rise Of ~
Young and Eioise were In aad out. The Diamond
10 RariInstn5y sSs VA m Sh lsts oIt On hsr n, h accn mp
Of heavy freight traffic.
MemPhi, Tenn April ls-The river here
last "a hours The VicksburE. having been de-
god trip. The Kate Adam. ID depaTted at T p m.
LOT ATkansas Sity win a good trip Receipts oy
cotton and S7i sacks cotton seed.
Chester. III. April Is-GauEe s.s and rising.
Weather fair and mild. Boats down: Grey
EaEie. a m: stacker Lee. ; a m; 5. II. II:
Clark. 20 a m Up: Cape Glrarieau. 80 last
night: Chester. i0:50 last night.
Crystal CITY. No. April ls.-The gauge reads
ee.s feet and falling: boats down last night: Grey
eagle At 5. Stacker Lee and 3. $. II. II. Clark
AMI tow at . a m Boats up: Cape GirardeAu
az s q. n. William TOwle and tow al SIS a. H..
Chester at 40 Il n. Columbia at l.9 y. m.
savannah down at 10 p m. Weather cloudy and
cold.
New Orleans. La. April is-Arrived: Defender
and town. PfttsburE-
Warsaw. Ill. April 16-Gauge reads i1.S feet:
no change. Weather cloudy and cool. sidney
passed Up at s a m. Silver Crescent In and
cut.
Vickshurg. Miss. April eau 50. a fall
Of 4 The Belle % the Bends arrived. The Sen
ator Cordill IS due NJ. The Wichita cleared for
Sunhower River.
Wheeling. W. Va. April is.-Riyer u feet s
inches: rising: cloudy and cool.
Louisville. Ky. April 16-Rivpr in canal II:
on fails II; below locks SIS. Cloudy and cold.
Evansville. Ind. April Ri rising slowly:
as Cloudy; warmer Alice Brown down.
Pittsburg. Pa. April ls-Rivcr i2l: station
airy. Cloudy and cool
Cincinnati. o. April is-River R4. Using: a
rise OF l foot ; inches since morning. Partly
cloudy and cold
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. April lS-F1our-Reeelp,> ASS;
r5Sr Steady, GornnssI s,ea4y. Rye nTm: NJ. :
western sc Z o b. snoat- Barley quiet. Wheat
elrT. and s.ec Siiosp: No 's i Nc5rt SSr p Tfd S Sc
9 o. b. ahoat. No. ! hard Manitoba sc q Q. b.
Of the poor cables and liquidation. but fully re-
SIsffe an ~ % aiiy'p iSSee e Ems uP sSsIns Sss IN Sas IS.
Northwest and general covering. but near the
S Sss r5 BSisss 5MIS Nap Z. i fisss5s and . Ists On rSSe
July 5sG.s r-isc. closed 5slsc; sept 73'4a.4isc.
ports ASH ba-: spo: nrm; No. 2 nominal eIev.
and sise T. o b afioat: No 2 yellow sc: No;
Wheat. tut became y;sry strong On a squeeze Of
ihe close was unsattiad az sSc rel s.ivanee:
April closed 2i=c MAY sIsF2.c. closed sz'sc:
oat-RsseiPts $3.50 ba. exports lI7S 6u.; SPOT
quiet: 10. SIC; standard white +0c: No J
mixed western nominal; trk, white 5ss.atsc.
AID SSii beea mSsT ffm & Wits o az fa msrk sPsni Nav T cio.ed
cSnr,- IaH0W sSsy city ~ PEI pSSkSsel: ssS;
hrmeT: piime Yellow aatsc. Rice arm. Mo-
issses nIm. Hay hrm: shipping ci75c good to
s sis.SGis: Paske, hS sRiS.se e5n cut sTtf meats wsas . as%iyy
LHTa srhi Tsans al, f'ssdy, PSrk STEADY ,.,v
Ssass'ss; cash No. hari secs: No. ; s4iigsc:
go. ) sos @cSsSTnEAPTii S.e; May IS sssasssse:
July 3sa3ske; cash no. /: mixed SsHf57c: No. :
Sc: No : mixed zsss4ce RyeSNo. : AZ. HsS9e
Choice timothy $40; do. prairie .7ShiOc. Re
shiPmentsEWhsst rS.s6 6u': corn $50: oats
800.
Liverpool. April is-spot wheat steady. No. >
red Western s. lid: No. l Northern spring g
I'd; No, l California So I'D Futures quiet: May
mixed neW steady: "a ed: American mixed old
quiet. IS sd Futures quiet; May Is nd: June
A. sSd: July g. 3i4d-
Peoria. IN. April Is.-Corn firm: No. , sac.
Oats firm; No. ; white DEc. Whisky SID for IN
Duluth. April is.-wheat to arrive. No. 1 hard.
1SSc: No. l Northern 7sSc; No . Northern 7-c;
May No ! hard SSs: July Sac. oats-May
chicago. April IG-cssh -four steady. wheat
Nc. 2 sdSOc: No. } NR7szc; No. . red TEaTTNc.
Com-No. : yellow &c. Oats-No. 2 S3ac: No.
; white S2i~dSLc Rye-No. . Barley
Good feeding S7G5Sc: fair 10 choice mailing asa
&c. ~Se@d-Prime timothy $50. clover. contract
grade. ST. Provtsions-Mess pork SiT.eS6is: lard
s. sN6sS2. short ribs sides dooSe) t.756ss S.: dry
salted SHOULDERS bxdl $500 81: short clear
sides 6xd-l Slo2i4ai025. whisky, basis OF high
Minneapolis. April 1S-wheat-cash 7ST.c: May
TIssc: July 74~G51&c. on trk-: No. l hard 7T-,c:
No. / Northern st.. No. : Northern 7sAc: No. :
Northern Hi461sc. ~Fiour-FIrSt patents ssS5d
L.es: second patents FIRST clears ESQ
2$; second clears S35626 Bran. in bulk.
yI2O.
Toledo. O.. April G-whea fairly active. low
ct: cash sc. May &c: July s1iEc. Corn active.
lever. April and Ma t3c: July 44c. Oats dull.
steady: April and Nav &c. July 5DL.c. Rve-No.
s5571s: prime timothy $50. prime slsike $3.50
Milwaukee. Wis. Aprl steady: No.
I Northern 7sIEGSec: No. . Northern TlI&7sLc:
May TT%dTi-c a. Rye firm: No. 2 5ec. BAILEY
steady: No. ? &C: sample i0GS5c. Corn-May
45Tsc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

some special marks. but there were not many OF
took an optimistic view OF the situation and dd
no, offer fhei5 goods freely DiIiies and checks
caieqsoi I m. Agril s-EsE' steady; at marx.
Kansas city. NO. April is-Exg. higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock lc doz- cases re
turned: new No. : whitsvood cases included
chisaEo. Aprl Is.-Esss steady: fair demand:
Southwestern &c: Southern Hc.
butter and Cheese.
New York. April s--Butter-Recelp;s T.sS
pkgS.: steady: State dairy lsd2sc: creamery.
cS Ss..c Il; Ssssm'! 2yiiss sOP pRss 70 nT 9nc'es stsss fsfii
creamery, large. fail-made. coloret IirGl4ae; do.
white lH.al41c: do fancy small eolored lie:
cries is91hc: dsines H62tc. Cheese steady at
pl fa5iad &c iaa.r. A RI,ra E M..tsrn creamery sc: ssa
do nearby prints &c C~nee@-Ffrmer: New
s&sn fq ~ STsaI@s. prime prime ' faaEs itsiaac' fsif 70
good large IJi.615s.c-
Dried Fruits.
apples continues quiet and rather easier ex-
e.pt on the most attractive fruit which Is
prime At &c: choice at Ss65sc' and fancy al so
ne absence OF demand are more or less nomi-
nal Quotations. however. stin range from -
ing 30 the continued adverse crop account. from
p. SsscS cast Goa END s Ssid sDo, .h0s a, UTE d.siis sn e i 3osv
at 5lE6I0i$c. P-ach-s arr quiet and about steady
at 7-dS fer choice AMI Sis1sc for fancy.
Turpentine and Rosia-
Savannah. ia. April S-Turpentlne nominal
AZ Fszc. Rosin quiet: A. B. Z, ID, z Bis: 2.
s.: q. 205. II. SEQ: X. -: u. BIS. y. rs:
W. @. 1-S: W. W. 80
Flaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,. Aprl Is-F1axseed was steady:
May was Sl.u asked ard No l Northwestern was
S.u bid. No. I was nominally S-9- Receipts
were 5 cars here. ; at Minneapolis and 9 AZ lu-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. April l6-Forecast:
Indiana and nlinois-Fair Friday. Saturday
fair and warmer: fresh north to east winds.
oklahoma and Indian 1erritory-FsIr Friday.
Saturday partly cloudy. -
Arkansa-Fair and warmer Friday. Saturday
fair.
Nebraska-Far Friday. warmer in southwest
portion saturday showers in the west: fair in
the east portion
Iows-Fair Friday and Saturday.
k~anSaS-FRir Friday. Increasing cloudiness
saturday: probably showers IN west portion.
Nissouri-Fair Friday: warmer in southwest
portion Saturday fair.
Eastern T~eNns-Fatr Friday and Saturday:
fresh southwest winds on the coast.
Western 5~exas-Fair Friday. Saturday increas-
ing clOudiness.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
ARM0URS BUY MORE WHEAT
IN AN ADVANCING MARKET.
ADD NEARLY 3,02G,000 BUSH
ELS TO JULY LINE.
May Corn Little Influenced by Late
Strength in Finer Cereal
Provisions Easy.

! Chicago. April 1s-Trading in wheat was
active to-day and there was u renewal ~
buying by the l'a-ing long. VIII Oh resulted in
= strong close May being &c higher. and
July up 4c. MAY corn closed sc lower,
with oats off tsG1sc. Provisions were easy.
the May products closing from nc to Tsc
lower
WHEAT.
a severe break occurred in wheat at the
opening. due 70 improved weather cOndi-
tons. and 10 the Indifference with which
yesterdays adyaECe hc.e was received
abroad. Initial sales on 1iay shswrd a de-
cline OF &c to lLSc. at 1Ii.c To 16sSc. and
July was OF E"s.c To ilna.c. at NE 10
Ii2c- There was quite general selling for 4
time. and the market was decidedly weak.
but later local traders turned buyers and
a better tone developed. Influenced to a
large extent By SINAI receipts and contln-
ued reports Of damage 10 the European
crop. Toward noon TIE market became
quiet and prices saSed of Nav declining to
occurred during the last hour IN seavy
buying BY the ATmOurS. who are aid To
the most Of to-day's purchases consisting
OF the July delivery. \ good export demand
was also an influential! factor late IN III.
day. After selling up TO .1'sc. Nav closed
&c higher. at Tie. July touched 1=sc. ard
closed Ia higher. at IizHT5-c. Ci-arancss
Of wheat and flour were equal 10 $50 bu.
$500 bu. a wear ago Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts Of Ill cars, which.
Win local receipts OF II CarS-nuue OF cen
tract g~rade-mgde total receipts for the
points OF 10 cars. against "a cars last week
and 81 a yer ago.
CORN.
Weakness In wheat and unrespOnsiye ca
hles together with more favorable weather
caused weakness in corn at the opening.
and although the strength in wheat later
in the day was reflected In the cOarser
grain. the May delivery was little affected.
and ruled weak the greater part Of the
season. July was in better demand and
was relatively frmer than the nearby
month 4 prominent provision interest
was an active buyer OF July early. May
c'Osed with a loss Of sc. after selling be
tween sac and i4Lc. July closed &c
lower at Fisc. Local receipts were s. cars.
none OF contract grade.
OATS.
The improved weather and the weakness
In corn and wheat brought out liberal sc J.
ing sellers in oats at the opening. and the
market ruled weak. A better cash demand
and small receipts had a bullish tendency
on prices. however. and prevented any
serious declines. May c'osed lac lower
at 53i-c. after selling between 33Ec and
S4c. Local receipts were IS cars
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
Sue. RAILROAD for s1o.ooo.

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
Henderson. KY. April IA. b. Sights, a
prominent citizen. to-day brought suit
against the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road for $1,000 damages. A team OF horses
driven by Sights became frightened at an
L. q n. train and ran away. throwing
Sights from the buggy. breaking a leg and
otherwise bruising him. He says the rail-
road agents did not warn him Of the trains
approach.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

SPEGlAL
New York. Aprtl ls-Lye Poultry-ReceIpts to-
western making g cars 80 far this week and
some still out Most Of the poultry offered TO-
day was light Southern and Southwestern fowls
and with demand Disappointing. an easier feel
Ing developed and the market declined &c par
ID. on fowls and ROSTERS. while turkeys eased
offered and sold fairly well. Pigeons unchanged
Fowls i3i-c. old ROSTERS SIC: turkeys Isc
Other quotations unchanged.
Dressed P~Uultry-Receipts to-day IA nkgs. The
fresh receipts this morning were moderate. as
nearly everything intended for to-day was b.
hind time. but there was considerable expected
later In the week from ~outhweSte sections.
but may not be delivered before Tomorrow aft
eruoon or Saturday morning. when the trade
viii be about supplied. Fowls sold at from IslL
nl'c for small TO medium sized. while prime
heavy did not exceed lie Fresh-killed turkeys
slow. Receipts OF fresh squads were not heavy.
and market was well sustained. with some fancy
heavy white exceeding 81.
There was some inquiry for fancy fro7en
roasting chickens and brollers. and market ruled
without any Improvement Frozen fowls In mar
row compass and moved a trihe better this
morning. oStng TO the shortage Of fresh. Ofnsr
kinds Of frozen poultry. siow at uuimp-ovet
prices Turkeys. ice-packed. average hens. II
Sle: average toms 13Si5c. Other quotations IN
Eggs-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. April B--E&Es-Recsipts to-day r.
80 cases. SALES on the exchange this morning
were OF 80 cases Northern Missouri at Ilac and
lo Northern Ohio at itac seller. % days, with
April all to grade as nrsts- The receipts were
full. but a heavy proportion went into ware
houses The weather was cool and favorable
for handling stock Trade from store was good