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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Weekly j. authorized to announce candi-
dates for the various offices under whose head
ing their names appear below, subject 70 the
Democratic primary election 70 be held next
August.
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BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Paducah. KY. Dec. 2s.-The gauge reads 76
feet and rising very slowly. Weather fair and
moderated. Dick Fowler to Cairo on time this
morning after extensive repairs and rehttins.
Buttorr for GAINESVILLE at noon. Victor in from
trip TO the Tennessee River and returns to-
night to that stream Beaver and Barrett are
ming out Of ice Ice to 10 on above. Local packets
IN ana out on time: As soon as the Ice Ice, runs
III .n the snd
wharf
sso8isss ar rise s s during IS Isss y hours
Weather fair and warmer. The Government
sa % H fe b sa soh in asa
dae on Rs T from Tas sSsG-sa Lee wi" be
stands fee. on the gauge rise q Is foot
parted at tS .. M for Arsansas ' CITY with "a
good trip. The James Lee departed at s p. m:
sfr d. ms FOR poe %se f eases s
morrow evening for vicksburg.
.yiclesburg. Miss. Dec. 2s.-The gauge shows
down The Reese Pritchard cleared for Yazoo
Burlington. Ia. Dec. 2a-The river fell 8
inches since last report and f. feet 8 inches
above low-water mark. Weather colder and
showing.
change: cloudy and colder: strong west wind.
The Ice In channel is inches thick.
Grand Tower. ILL.,, Dec. 28.-Heavy running
ice to-day. The gauge reads To feet and fall
ing. Weather cloudy and cool.
Cincinnati o.. Dec. ss.-Riyer rising q 8
feet. Navigation still suspended on account of
the heavy ice. Clear. cool.
Chester. Ill. Dec. 2s,-Gauge 50 feet, a fall
Of i Of foot. Weather fair and mild. Ice
thinning out. t T.
Wheeling, W. Va, Dec 2s-River feet 9
inches and failing. Heavy ice afioat. Clear
and cold
SIS In canal. as on falls. s.3 below locks; clear
and cool.
Evansville. Tenn. Dec. ss.-Fiver rising 7
Pittsburg Pa, Dec zs-River CT feet; fall
ing at Davis Island dam. Clear. cold.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
To-Day's Weather.
River Rialto Brevities

All fiags In the harbor were fioated at half
mast Yesterday in respect to the memory Of
Colonel John G. Prather. who died Sunday.
For many years Colonel Prather was identified
with river interests and was known along the
Mississippi from St. Louis to the Gulf.
Colonel Hunter Ben Jenkins agent of the
Columbia Packet Company. received q cane
yesterday from Ed Doyle. q veteran engineer.
now in the Old Soldiers Home at Higginsville.
Mo.
Secretary Drown OF Harbor No. Is yesterday
received a large sack Of pecans from Captain
Jack Goodrich. who Is on ono Of the Govern
ment steamers at Gayoso, Mo.
Captain Joe Mccullough departed yester-
day for Cairo to go on one of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad transfer steamers at that city.
Heavy ice still fills the river and chances
for the opening Of navigation before the regular
time are slight
Tho crew OF the harbor boat was at work
yesterday removing mud from the Itevee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
Building Association Methods
APPLY TO PRIVATE LOANS.
A new ERA,
IN THE LOAN BUSINESS.
MONEY AT Il PER GENT

Loans. $40 to $780,. AT LOWEST RATES
EVER OFFERED with time and terms 20 suit
your income. II your salary be so or $50 we
are exponents Of L0W-RATE LOANS. Every
without the knowledge OF neighbors. friends or
employer.
Parties owing loan companies or bills OF any
kind will be advanced IMMEDIATE LOANS to
suit their needs.
loans 10 US from any loan company. II you
cannot call. Just write or telephone Bell Main
S9eM, or Kinloch c $50. and our confidential
agent Will call and arrange loan ct residence
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.,
e0-1nS and 10s Odd Fellows' bldg. Ninth and
Olive SITS. second floor.
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Depart- Arrive,
800 am 80 :05 nm
T:35 am $3.50 pm
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Supply Good-Beef Steers
Strong-HOgs Close Higher.

NATIVE cArTLE-Beef steers-Tnere wa, Q
very good proportion of native cattle received
there being close to $500 head offered, which
was about twice as large as the supply re-
ceived the corresponding day last week and q
year ago. Fully one-balf OF the supply wa.
beef steers. About 60 loads were offered. and
as rue. the supply pretty well made up OF
shoTt-fed kinds OF common to medium grades
especially for the lower and medium priced
Sellers found It a rather difficult proposition
In comparing the market with Thursday, when
SO few were offered and the trade sharply
hgher; but. nevertheless. the most of them
wtre quoting a good, steady to strong market
4 seller or 50 called his sales some lower tnau
those OF Thursday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
THE WEATHER..
Official Forecast for To-Day and
Tomorrow.

Washington, Dec. 2s.-Forecast for Tues
day and Wednesday:
misunderstanding In northeast: fair In south
west portion Tuesday. wednesday. fair; fresh
west to northwest winds.
Nebraska-Fair Tuesday: colder in east por-
ton. Wednesday fair.
Eastern Texas-Fair Tuesday and wednes-
day; light southwest to northwest winds.
Arkansas-Fair and colder Tuesday. Weincs-
day, fair.
portion. Wednesday. fair.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory. Western Texas
and Kansas-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
Iowa-Fair Tuesday: colder In west portion.
Wednesday, fair.
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Precipitation inappreciable
EDWARD n. BOWIE,
Local Forecast Official.
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Local Report.

Weather at a. m. clear: at Z p. m. clear.
Maximum temperature. 40: minimum tempera-
ture. a. Stage Of river at a m. 81 feet.
EDWARD H. BOWIE
Local Forecast Official.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
BEEF AND BuTcHER srEERs.

Butcher Cattle-The butcher and Gamer mar:
ket did not compare very favorably with last
Thursday, when supplies. ruling light, the trade
was very active and firm. Packers operated
very slowly. and about the only life shown
by the trade was inspired by butchers,
who operated in a light way for the handy, nice
kinds Of heifers.
Some sellers were Of the opinion that prices
were hardly as strong as Thursday. However,
the main portion of the sales showed a good
steady to strong market.
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Depart AnfvA
$50 an s7u pa
$50 pm TIN m
'z:ls am ss:ss sa
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BY Telegraph.


New York Dec 9.-Beeyes-Receipts 3.Gs3;
steers steady at last weeks closing prices: bulls
and COWS l0Gl5c higher: steers s3G9g5 80: car
3l5ga3 so: extra fat 81. Cables quiet on live
9efsp ssS s@Rs STssssa weight
none. CaIves-Receipts 9S3: veais &c higher;
6arnyard and Western calves higher: veals S4g
$50: Western s3Q3.7 rs: city dressed yeals 7h6p
l2.ac per lb: country dressed Sal0lsc. Sheep
sR s to NIB @ steady nb
lambs &C. Hoss-Receipts 4,s4s: market sc
Kansas City. Mo-. Dec 2S.-Csttle-Recepts
5000, ircludins 400 southerns: market steady to
l5S loy expert and dressed s S
fed steers loGl5s lower. s. 25G4: stoekers and
fssds!s s ssaS ' STEADY
SSms sssady eainss sse adlsFs
sG q SAFE; hea1y sSP
81 M packers sssSaa7 pigs END Lights tssd a. 70
lambs s., 2sa5: fed ewes ss.75as GO; Western fed
yearlings s3.50Q4 10; stcckers and feeders $50
Chicago. Dec. Acknowledgements 5000;
steady: good 70 prime steers 81. Sog5:lo; poor TO
cows l:5094; heifers s2a4 IS; Gamers 81. s19
@ bulls salSss ssss I'm. H IS 1;RS
and Sutcsers GO
light $500 S.. buik Of sales s4.5sSi.75 Sheep
good to choice V Set hass oaa S. far to choes
mixed ssgs q: Western sheep s2 Sea4 Is; native
South s.; Joseph. No., Dec. ss.-cattie1.Re-
s &C Ego ls4s active. steady to strong: natives
and feeders s2.boT4. Hogs-Receipts SSH; &C.
tive; mostly 10c higher; light mixed si:6sisg
40: medium and heavy A50@47o. Sheep-Re-
ceipts ATS: active.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
FRISCO SYST

Train.
Valley Park Accommodation
Valley Park Accommodation
Pacific Accommodation ......
Texas and Kansas Mail -
For Springfield. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. Ennis. Hous-
ton, Galveston, Carthage,
Joplin and Wichita.
Pacific Accommodation $500.
Valley Park Accommodation
Meteor - For Springfield.
( Carthage. Joplin, wichita,
Vinita. Oklahoma, Denison.
Sherman Dallas. Fort
Worth, Waco and Brown
Valley Park Accommodation
Valley Park Accommodation
Pacific Accommodation ......
Pacific Accommodation 49,.
Texas and Kansas Limited
Springfield, Eureka Strings,
Fort Smith, Paris, Dallas,
Greenville. Ennis. Corsi-
cana. Houston, Galveston,
Austin. San Antonio. Car
thage, Joplin. Wichita,
Burton and the West.
Western ExDress-For Spring.
field. Vinita. Denison, Sher-
man, Oklahoma, Carthage
and .TODlin
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No Tine Like Present TO Prepare fol-
HsIiday Season.
READY CASH,

II you hold PERMANENT, sALARIED po-
SITlON. on your PLAIN NOTE, without MORT
GAGE. INDoRSER or KNOWLEDGE Of friends
and employerb
YOURS FOR THE ASKING.
We also loan on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PIANOS, etc. the goods REMAINING in your
uNDIsyURRED POSSESSION. written GUAR
ANTEE to that effect You get the full amount
OF loan In CASH; no charges deducted, and al
low LIBERAL EEBATE IL loan Is pald before
due. LOWEST RATES, QUICK service, SON-
FTDENTIAIl treatment and PRIVATE office
especially Arranged to afford you PRIVACY.
81. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO..
Room Ills Missouri Trust building
Kfulocb G. 1871 0tivn ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

m CUNT OLIVE LODGE, NO. $40. X. OF
IA h. meets every Tuesday at northwest
corner Twenty-second and Franklin avenue.
AL knights OF Honor are most cordially In
vited TO all our meetingn.
LOUIS e ALEWEL. Dictator. zoo2 Wash.
n. W. Trampe. Reporter. $50 81. Louis ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
REIIlNeE LOAN COMPANY,

A now concern New plana Original ideas.
FURNITURE LOANS. No removal. No record
sai.ARy LOANS. No indcrser. No publicity.
Quick money. Cheap money. Good money.
Low rates Easy payments Receipts given.
LIBERAL discounts Loans arranged at home.
ROOMS slf-S1e HOLLAND BLDG.
- N. Seventh ST. between Olive and Pima
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b. q O. S.-W.

Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York Expires:
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia and
New York Fast Mail.......
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington, Balti-
/. more. Philadelphia and
. New York Royal Blue
Limited ............ .........
Nucennes Accommodation.
Flora Accommodation ......
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route.
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INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN Y0lI WANT N0NEY

We make loans ON furniture WITHOUT RE-
MovAL We make no Inquiries Of your
s5a,,,,, % ~, s'ye you me n luil
msnts 70 suit your CONVENIENCE and ASH
ITY. We do not RECORD loans. We RECEIPT
OTHER LOAN or q balance on furniture and
GIVE MORE MONEY: We EXTEND payments
PEERS in case Of death Of husband OF wife. We
MAXI max. AZ hoW Tsass S1 BE ,LoWEsT We
q not used. This - our business IN a nutshell.
81 conrineed nat We are THE PEopIE. ana
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
ROOM sol FULLERTON BUILDING,
r.,.,,,,-. a. s i;r = AID PINE SIS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
KNIGHTS TEaIpLARs.

CT. ALDENAR coMMANDERY, NO. Is,
council. companions OF the illustrious order OF
the Red Cross. at Z o'clock this Tuesday
evening: December y The ordes viii be con-
ions Of the order are cordially invited.
FRANKLIN p. JONES. s. II.
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and Lefhnswen. city. block IT'S: Mary

and Leffncwell. city block IT'S: Mary
Margaret Myers and husband ct al.
cS $ pfeS 1 T.. :; - being ISIS South
ert. and wife to George G. Schaefering
Gsy city t Block $751; coiieS 90 Reaey
Co. to LULU sieekmann-w. d.........
EASToN-25 IT.. 8. s.. bet. Marcus and
FT ac Haipin o and husband to Mary
q. Halpin-w. d. ...-.......-........-....
theresa, city block itS4; Patrick Ber-
ney to Lille Graham de Jong-w. d..
EmSmNr cis block f. n s. o ssn Br SSs
meyer and wife to Walter Grasear-
GoaaS City r. BLOCK SSH Henry EnsKy aha
and wife to Joseph ". GohnIw d.;
Matthews and wife to Timothy Mohan-
s'ss Saak i john ensop sG and r vie
1 e XlssSE 4 H fe ~ BENZ si La
husband % ]: y. Tate-w; d....::.:.::.:
and yi .Es ,. city Il SSsk s. heo
Lx HI Il. S.. west Of waIne.
city block ,,,, ss4g; e.. Fred Fred Hohmeier and
MARYLANDL5o IT,. s. S. bet. Taylor
and Euclid, city block 1884: Patrick
Burns and wife to Robert A. Burns
MGcPHnERs;oN-5o IT.. n. g.. bet. kings ;
highway and Lake. city block 4907B:
MI'CcHfhTGAN-25 IT,. e. s. being aass
Mlchigan city block 1 a%rs The Ts Ma,s1e-
w. d.. s>-s'-t !
McPHERSoN-25 It.. n. s.. bet. whit
II. Rice and wife to Willard F. Hell
.wAsHiNGroNS.a II. i. in. 5. s. 5. ":
properly bequeathed by George g.
Huise. deceased: George Curtis Huise.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29

Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
-Meteorological observations received at st.
Louis. December 2S 1905 at $3.50 p m. local
time and .. m. seventy-hfth meridian time
Observations made at the same moment Of time
at all stationA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
Mate Thomas MCGEE Dead.

Thomas MCGEE. mate of the steamer Grey
Eagle. who was stricken with paralysis as he
was leaving the steamer. died at the City Hos
pital Sunday night. His wife and brother ar
rived in st. Louis yesterday and will take the
body to his home ut Dubuque. Ia, for burial.
He was 36 years old and was well known along
the river. having been employed on the steam
ers OF the Lee Line and Diamond 10 Line for
many years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29

MULES-Mule receipts have begun 10 come III
pretty lively. and the Hghtness of business
which Is shown in horses has no bearing on the
mule department. Last year the holiday week
wac one OF the best the mule market had dur
Ing the entire year. so that the liberal receipts
usual on the first day OF the week. the trade
did not get well under way during the fore,
noon. and the bulk OF the activity was confined
to looking on the part OF buyers. but the con,
dltions appeared to be equally as good and
strong as last week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
BURLINGTON ROUTE
TION.

BURLINGTON ROUTE :
TION.
Train.
For Hannibal. II. &C st. J.
points, Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington ...................
Local to Hannibal..........
For Quincy and Keokuk. 49,.
for 81. Paul, Minneapolis.
VIA East Side Line, Illinois
and WISCONSIN. .............
The Burlington Northern Pa
enc Express, for Kansas
CITY, st. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wy
ominS, Montana, Washing
ton. Suget Sound, Portland
and Oregon ...........-......
Twin City Express, for St.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa
The Nebraska Colorado Elk
press. for Denver, Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast, via
81. Joseph...................
Night Northern Express"
for st. Paul. Minneapolis
ana iowa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For Illinois. via East Side
line. to Rock Island. Gin
ton, Ia. Savannah and Du-
buque ......-..........
For Kansas City, Council
Bluffs. Omaha, st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska, Colo
RADIO. Utah and Pacific
Cuast ...................
Local for Hannibal. ........,
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ST.LO UlS RAIL ROAD TIMETABLE
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains Mt
Union Station.
sDaily.
tDaIIy except Sunday.
tSunuay only.
Except Monday.
::Daiiy except Saturday and Sunday.
ftSaturday only.
SATURDAY. and SUNDAY only.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29

Harbor gauges yesterday marked 81 feet. in
dicating fall Of 4 of foot in 4s hours.
Navigation at st. Louis is suspended.
Weather cloudy
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III
Depart Arrive.
sS:14 am T3o pm
f6.1f nm s1n.sg avn
MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY.

Train. DEPART. Arrive.
Fast Mall ......A............ 200 am 80 05 pm
Local Express .-.............. T:35 am $50 pm
Day Express-Kansas City.
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. 900 am sso1 On,
Washington Accommodation. t5.25 pm N SIS am
st. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited and d KS ga
Southwest Missouri ........ IS 10 pm s7:ao Am
Kansas and Colorado Ex. .sf0:10 nm s7:l0 am
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station
at 6:15 a. m, '9:l5 a. m. 81 30 p. m. and s4:a1
p. m.
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at fs:4.
Kiriwood trains leave Union Station at i no %
m. '7:s5 a. M. T:D q: m..s HE'D a m.
t1:o0 D.: m, 1iIo q. M. tS40 O. m..-te:N p.
m. s6:35 .. m and 11:30 D. N.
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M, X. s T.-"THE KATYr

,, Train: g. ,,, Depart Arfiva
BoonviIle Sedalia, Fort
Scott. Indian Territory and
Texas Express ............... s9:H am $50 pm
'The Katy Flyer" for Dali
las Fort Worth, Houston,
Galveston. San Antonio,
Mexico City and interme-
diate points .................. $50 pm TN an
Jefferson City. Columbia,
Boonville, Sedaua, Kansas
Indian Territory and Texas
Express ..................-...1:<b pm T:W am
Missouri Kansas. Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
Flyer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $S.Sz pm T:N am
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Minor Appointments.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washington, Dec. 2s.-Pnce Haggard
has been appointed storekeeper and gaug-
err in the First Missouri Internal Revenue
George P. Kimmell of Leavenworth has
been appointed to a 500 clerkship at Fort
Pension examining surgeons have been
appointed as follows: Doctor Albert Reich
ard at Paola, Doctor ]. NJ. Reed at Eu-
reka and n. l. McIleheny at Kingsman,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
vANDALIA LINE.

ysasE asisse 8. z sel ssH-s Comet and
PLOvER-l50 #, n; 8, bet F1orissant
seSor and w f 70 So acS Ssd i T. Horn
w. o......--.-.s.............
PINE-00 #. n. g.. bet. Spring and
Nandeventer. city block ssN: Sailie A.
Tripiett to Mary Walker Tripiett-
PcEPPiNG.6 IT,. q. T.. west Of Viz.
GINA, city block ms; Anna Mueller TO
Katherine Pfeifrer ct al.-w. d.........
Gef City block nG rsn:oss ssess
kamp and wifs-w. d.............,.......
SCOTS IT., n. T.. west Of West Jeffer-
son. city block III: Clara Schick to
sIxTH-s5 It, e. s.. bet. o'Failon and
Biddle city block 55s: Mary Ann Han
non to Mary =. Harmon ct al--w. d..
TREMoNT-ec it.. W. B.. bet. River des
Peres and Tennyson. city block. 5los:
Carl J. Blake to Elizabeth R Kleisley
TWENTY-FTFTH-5o #. .. g., .. e.
cor. Farrar. city block 17H: Lottie
Meisch and husband to Frank CRATE
mann-qtc. d.......-.... ...........-..-...
and Newhouse. city. block 1888: Charles
9. Hartung and wife to Edward Borck
and wife-w. d..-....... ....-............
VERNoNl2s It. 8. 3. bet. West End
4: RuSsimann and vile VIE to o." Maym ss Z.
Waicen-w. d---..... ...................s..-
wATER-U # In, ". g., south Of
Marceau. city block szsi; Edward
Freund ct al. TO Chas. A. Kruii and
wEsT EEf a fl. :. 5: S.in: ;;ii
West Belle, city block Sa: James
Christian Stewart and wife TO Celeste
WEST f1sEss II. IN. n s.. be;.
Sarah and Boyle. city block s91i; George
4 l. Crawford to Charles Erd-w. d.....
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g.. 49,. &c g.. 49,. s'sS j.. ~. sse
g.. 49,. 500 L.. TO-. $50
YEARLINGs AND HERETIcs.
J.. go. aeS j.. ESQ.,. 80 o.. no.. ls5
guarantees light and The demand good, the
sSsr plees Ss Most e Of sS s ss
iass Z, far to gTs els ae yt enoa ns
test the trade on such CLASSES, 'ho1gh good.
Pses sn % ssPR
head last Morjay and - .:ars end 1es3 head
two weeks ago.
N ss AZ Fl r. 49, E. So A.
g. si s sss e. 81 &c., sss 'ss H. s sss
1...1olo.. 500 a.. 3d.. 1so g.. bts... 1.5o
sTAGs.
5...1524... 800 n...1ll4... sss H.. $780,. $50
H.. $685.. 200 c.,yrs
Price per head:
g.. 235... 500
which in reality was little Il any more than
Rally needed sSSa to mees the s I Ave
principal markets had q total of 1900 head
on sale; The offerings here were quite good
The market opened with a good demand from
and all nice smooth hogs that suited them
sold quickly at an advance OF 1oc: GOOD lights
n nis s oSs &c sfs sos ea
After the butchers filled up there was a slight
weakness and the middle and late market was
rivals found sale and nothing o. any conse-
Quence was held over.
oay drSws q S. t., eG aa 81
the main a5 Is sOu sns BY sna
mour & Co, averaged 2es lbs. and cost $3.50;
lbs. and cost Sab.
4s7SS, fair 10 good medium weights and pack
ers $4.756I4.S5; lights above $50 lbs. average
pEs uneT i SSds lbs i's ns aa rouss
and culls AIoG4S5. The bulk Of the hogs
wsighins is9 ss Or more sSS at
SHEEP-A fair number Of sheep arrived and,
while there. was. a pretty good representation
also S Included some westerns fed In Missouri.
A good demand existed for all decent mutton
prices. while ali eeod lambs and searlinss soid
quickly and usually lbc higher: than on last
thursday: which T. realItyy, was the last mar;
inferior stun sold extremely slow. especiaiiv
Gull lambs and stockers were also quiet. there
being but few on sale and the demand also
HoRsEs-The receipts of horses were very
f to stns s ON san G o %
char &c In values. number Of Southern
bsysrIss were on hand. but they were not as
the scale OF prices Of last week was generally
in effect Some Eastern order buyers were OF,
chui KS. but there were few Of this kind in
the supply. Il looks as though horse receipts
Heavy draft common to good.......... $lo0915o
Heavy draft. choice to extra. ....,...... 1l51z0
e Gums. f no,c to to , sSi
Farm chunks .............,..............s. 753llo
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Train.
FLORIDA Limited. via Nash
Vile, Atlanta, Chattznnoo-
GA. Macon, ThomasVtile,
jacksonville, st. Augustine
and Tampa. .........-......-
Fast Mail-Evansyllle, Nash
vile, Birmingham, Mont
gomery, Chattanooga, At
lanta, Mobile. New Orleans
and Jacksonville, Fla !;
Charleston. s. C.............
Southern Express, to Evans
Vile. Nashville. Birming-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans,
Thomasyille. Jacksonville.
Palatka, Ocala and st.
PsferHnurR
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The rivers in St. Louis district will q
slowly.
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Loans at ) Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE, P1-
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win save YOU money; CHEAPER RATES,
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erai DISCOUNTS. Call and be convinced.
UNION FINANCE CO., 500 and 800 oriel BLDG.
6. e: cor. Sixth and Locust. entrance 3l6 N.
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Di.charsed BY way of Favor.

washington. Dec. 2s.-An order issued
to-day by the War Department directs
the discharge by way of favor Of First
Glass Private Nicholas c.. Hall. ordnance
st. Louis Powder Depart
ment. Jefferson Barracks.
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Real Estate Transfers.
BRoApWAY-s7 It.. 81 in, ": snw.
1 cor. Neosho, city block 2717; Frfeda
Richter and husband to Louis r. Yeck-.
civ. d. 4,000
BERNARD-2s It.. n. T., bet. Jefferson