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For REST-tlI L ST. w. SIR, BA CELLAR
n T., ST. 90; also l4l2 9th st. NV. Tor. Ia eel
lar. furnace. large yards mi. S35 80: both in
r--I repair. Keys at OWNERS, 1915 ) St wv
iy2. 3Gt'4
FOR RENT - NICE NEW l2RooM BRICK
dwelling near Smithsonian. with two bath rooms
all mi Ia first class order L. desirable tenant
will make the rent very reasonable. OWNER,
""t llih St sw. aul-3t
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ST. Johns College

And Preparatory School for Boys. Annapolis. Nd
Established 1896 Classical! and Scientific College
Courses Preparatory School frs for St. Johns other
colleges and FOR Naval Academy. Term begins Sept
jyi5 .f& 2Gt-7
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FOR sALE-AT BARGAIN-NO. 22l2 n ST:
stories: kitchen on frst floor; inspection with
out permit from this office. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
& CO.. No. 1401 + et, aR1-Ss
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The German SDeciaEjst.

Dr. Badus Sc cor. 9Th and NV. treats Acute
and Chronic Ailments. Medicine furnished. Con
suItat ation free. jy7-26ts
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DIR, YOUNG s. s';5:;';;'' ;z;s 81.

Regular Graduate Two Schools.
Authorized to treat Diseases OF the Brain and
Nervous System. Skin, Blood, Heart. Stomach. Liv
er. kidneys. Bladder. Nose. Throat and Lungs
Structure. Varicocele and HydrOcele cured without
cutting operation. No pain. No loss Of time.
Blood Diseases and Disorders Of the Urinary Organs
promptly relieved and permanently cured by safe
methods. Vitality restored. Charges low. Free
consultation in person by letter. Hours. 10 to
and to 6; Sunday, 10 to l; "Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings. to g.
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A DELIGHTFUL HOME, 10Th NEAR O
STREET NORTHWEST; three stories. nine
rooms. large closets; lot 2O190 to alley Let
US show you this property. Price 50. 500.
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FOR SALE-KENESAW AVE. COLUMBIA HG1S. !;
stories and cellar; adjoining house recently sold
for 81, 800. VIII sell to prompt purchaser ut
liberal discount on above price. Apply at once
to WM. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. No. 14o1 + st.
NV. aul-3t
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WHY NOT BUY THE BEST?
Every one who has inspected house 1924 Co
lumhia road says they the best houses in the
city for
$3.50
Better built. better arranged and better locat
ed: VERY HANDSOME; stone and brick fronts;
rooms deep: TWO f2, EIEfiA ANT TILED
BATHS stirways: TILED KITCHENS;
story rear p"rches: HOT-WATER HEAT; beaI-
tifuly decorated
LOCATION, high ground near schools stores
and churches. OPEN.
au1- -3t STONE & FAIRFAX sO6-sOs ST NV.
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FOR SALE-TO A DESIRABLE COIORED PARTY
A nice home at bargain in Or. and ba bay
window brick; nice lot to alley; on concrete ST.
NV. Price, So 200.
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Have You Tried Eclectic Remedies !?
Are you discouraged and have other physicians
failed to cure you? No matter what your trouble
may be- mental. physical nervous. acute chronic
consult the ECLECTIC REMEDY co. Physicians
free. 623 18th st. NV. Closed on Sunday
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED or RVNFIRNJSUED

SH,iaoy, .v. .lsr se.,s, ,i Sw,,i.s. ay I.sS 80
IN ai i': 81 aau Is or 4fiso
NV. 1924 17th.Tr Tr.2h sc go NW.1 Naylor Ct Ar 80 80
NV. .17aa s. Or. b. 81. * Nw.a Nsyor Ct Ar : 80 80
Nw.sl4 I, Or, h rs 81 NV a2a rr 2lst A. = 30 80
NV 1sos !ath Or NV NV 2s 20 RI sd 2s, = tT 30
nv Weis French Or b $50 Nv i2ii Fla gde. al Arc 90
NV 1880 +, sr. b. - ~ wv .l2I o ST al iI w
NV .3334 sr, b.. Is ~ >F.i2f X. sto. ar b ~ ~ ~
Nv Nv sl al4 ss Or = 20 W ai f cas B. T. as
NV 1s27wnthg'r 7rls 81 sw 800 G, Or. b.. 20 30
Nv os7t,Fia a1.5r his 80 sw 2ol VI. store Ar is 20
meutl. lr........ Is 90 81 $40 I'd. 4r.....,..6oo
FLATS NORTHWEST; .,- ~
NV HH u. LIST noor. roo aud bath. $50. SI.' W.
i1O7 q. rooms and bath. .-........'. ie''
FLATS SOUTHEAST go
1850 H. rooms and bath .-..''.'''.. .>'''
NV, ll1s 7th. store and dws., rooms. s3s 90
NE. 4.6 X tn "rl, rooms and bath. !s'oo ~
NV al9 ioth barber shop' .............. 10 Seo
OFFICES
Nw.e1l 7th 1r. $500 NV. 500 &C.. ofhces
ArI'LY AT oFFfCE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
auitf THoS. f WAGGAMAN, 9l7 st. NV
FURNISHED.
FoK RENT-F. II SMITH CO.. l4es N, Y. AVE.
RENTAL AGENTS BOND BLDG.
la29 Vermont ave. nv; II rooms and hath:
completely and comfortably furnished; front. side
aud rear yards; good order; So 80. aul-St
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-A FINE 8 ROOM HOUSE TAKoMA
Park, II. g. Chestnut ave- near X. X. crossing;
bed rooms. Inquire at =. o. WESCoTT
WILCOX. 1897 Pa. ave, NV. au33t'
FOR RENT HOUSE 40, SO 10TH ST. Ne; SIX
and bath; cellar. Key 52s sls St.
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Vicinity of TRUxTUN CIRCLE: southern
exposure; street cars at corner; two stories
cellar, SIX rooms. reception ball and bath;
GOOD SIZED LOT. PRICE, So, $50.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-FORT SARATOGA LOTS; HIGHEST
elevation at grade 15-mile outlook; take River
dale cars to Rhode Island and Goth st. !;
agent ground au3-3ts
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-F. II. SMITH CO.. l4es n. Y. AVE.
RENTAL. AGENTS, BOND BLDG.
l32j Vermont ave NV; IL rooms and hath .
completely and comfortably furnished front. side
aud yards; good order; So so. aul3t
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and cellar bay-window
bath; in excellent
EDWARDS 4 REEVES
Jy22-tf
LINKINS. 800 10TH ST.
527 Spruce Ut. 6r. b. q. 50
20h Q ne, ia I .5r. b. 20. 50
p Q ne. nat. Or. b. 20. 50
ia Path. Or. wa. 1890
Good houses for colored
tenants. from 81 mp.
Storage rooms. 49,. IS. 90
N1S-u
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Fol; SALE-GOR sTH AND l STS. NV AND
adjoining brick 8th st.. containing about 20
rooms; pays II per cent on $40. .0O6. A ine In
vestment. Open to offers. S. ~ JONES. 1427
vt. AMI -3ts
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Investment-Five 5-room bricks in Sc. Rent,
$40 per mo- Price, 81 900.
au1-3t l.. J. Mills GO5 9Th wv
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A-&b A'hA - - {" , ~ ~ :" AsoS
414 18th. Ar. VIII 90
912 10th. 4r. w.....10.50
2s23 n. sto. 4r, W. 1000
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON. 1918
n. non housekeeping nat
No. 4. Cd d. ID. $40. 90
1871 Goth. 1st a. 6r. b. 45. 90
1871 Goth. 4th h.6r. b. AZ. 90
914 23d. I'd a. Ar. b.25.O0
23d 4 F.. fats. 5r, b.
gr, lat. $40. 50 to $21 80
1915 T, ID a, 3r, b. 30. 90
2118Pa AVID fl, +r. b. 16. so
2l23-5Pa av ID n, 4r. b16. so
! c524 % F. 3r fats. ga g. 90
\ OFFICE ROOMS.
Z 4s2-4S8 La ave. heated
I rms So, $40, $3.50, $2u
STORES.
1900 H l Is rm. VIZ. $3s 90
/; 1917 Pa av, 1r, eel. 80. 42
PHO L, 1r. pit eel. l5. %
au1-tf
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FOR SALE rr,r
Large dwelling 10 rooms = bath, cellar furnace:
lot 24x124 to alley: stable. 4 bargain at s. go.
1t H. r. HOWENSTEIN ca. i314 ST. NV.
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TOR hENT.WM \ EASTERDAY, BOND BLDG.
tl5i wleI s' sl23 90 1892 18th NV. Tor b. 20. %
POS l2th nv ise cafe6o 0o 1853 NV. 6r. b.. 20 so
1o3s ilth NV sr. b. 5000 2io4 nw Ar. .13.3 30
4 aul -3ts
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FOR RENT
lloS II NV. 1Sr. b. $50 81
I2y Ind av NV. 12r. b. 80 .NC
1919 X NV. lOr. b.. so. .OC
1907 X NV. Or. b. a. 81
21O & NV. llr. b. -. 40 M
l4l2 9th NV. Tor. b. 50. 81
Ill I'd NV. Sr, h. 80. OF
1897 Sth NV, 7r. b. .25 sc
l139 10th NV. Sr, b. y o.
2231 9th NV bakery % 81
521 Sth ne. 6r. b. -. 20 sc
Dol Sd Sc. 7r, b. 20. 81
Au1-3t
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fOR RENT-D. d. THOMPSON 1855 ST
1907 18th NV, Or b $50 % ISOS 14th NV Or fiat 1s 20
1890 Roanoke l0r.. .<065 Is Grant pl 2r nat Is 90
t734 Corcoran llr. IS 50 6l3 Gordon sy Ne ar 30
1223 Md av ne.1r.b 22oOi Rear 7l3 ID ne stab 4 60
Aulit
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FOR SALE BEST INVESTMENT ON THE MAR
kT- PAYS II 3-1Oet-Row OF small bricks in
fine repair and In BEST RENTING SECTION uF
CITY: COST 10000: CAN Be PURCHASED
FOR 50, 600; TERMS EASY
an1.a DAVID % S.TlNE co an4 F at NV
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FOR SALE-sMALL CASH PAYMENT AND BAL
$2b PER MO. dncluding principal and interest)
will purchase the cheapest corner house in the
rw.; bay. window brick; rooms, bath and mod.
1mps. ONLY 81. $50.
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NEW HOUSE. HARVARD STREET, con-
tanning six rooms and bath. concrete cellar;
FURNACE HEAT: KITCHEN ON FIRST
FLOOR. PRICE, 81. $50. A bargain.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. w
1882 9th NV. 12r. b. rent
low.
220 f, l3r. b. eel. .$s5. 70
1911 G.. 1Or. b. 40. 80
Store. TO Goth. 40. 80
Flat. t.19l3 Pa av. .6r. BIO. 50
1851 ed. Or, b......25. 80
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MANY OTHER FINE PROPERTIES FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE
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FOR RENT-A FINE ROOM HOUSE. TAkOMA
fark, u tl, Chestnut ave, near X H. crossing,
bed rooms Inquire at i. o. or WESCpfT 4
WILCOX. 1897 Pa. au3-3t'
EOR KENT- HOUSE, No. $40 10TII 81 Ne: SIX
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-NICE HOUSE NEAR 6TH
and o NV; deep lot for stable; easy terms; also
nice lot near 9th and r: snap. F. T EVANS,
attorney for owner 612 14th St aul-3ts
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NEW HOUSE, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
near new Chinese legation; three stories. Gel
lar and attic; CONTAINS ELEVEN ROOMS
and THREE BATHS: steam heat: can be
bought at a POSITIVE BARGAIN OF WILL
EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER PROPERTY.
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On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
OF DUPONT CIRCLE sixteen rooms. DOU-
BILE HOUSE; three baths; heated by hot
water; southeast exposure; beautiful park In
front; specially adapted for entertaining
COST FORMER OWNER OVER $4,000. Be-
ing q nonresident, WILL CONSIDER AN or
FER OF $l7,b00.
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FOR SAIE-6 ROOMS. BATH ANIL: B8 FIT
front: open on sides. This house must be sold
Price only s. 400. 49,
LOUIS d. WINE 4 CO..
au1-2t - 1904 F st. NV
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FOR SALE-44s Q ST NV; LARGE GROOM
2y 22story house; saloon pariors back stairway; lot
81. 900 cash. balance monthly. Open Key with
OWNER. 40 q. su3- -Ssts &
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FOR SALEM MT. PLEASANT
ONLY So, 800.
BROOM BRICK; all mod imps.: beautifully
located, within two squares of Conn., ave cars
terms easy. r. w. WALKER & SON.
au1-3t 1905 + at.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURyISHED.
FOR RENT-BY wEsCOTT & WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.

liza 11th, III. N, fur$1~.U
Gil 18th. Tor 10. a mi. .55.N
20lS G.1Ir.b. lat. fur 30. 81
s11 9th, 10r b. lat. ami5O 81
ZIG K, Tor. b.lat. Gel. SO. s.
1916 18th. lU. b. lat. mi5O. W
e22 23d. Or. b. lat. 40.S
1911 G. sr. b. lat. ami 40. 3
1892 Howard av, 12r.
b. ami. 40. q
1929 y .lOr. h, lat. a mi. Is. -
l11i l1th. lob. lat. mt35 81
10000. Tor. b. lat, ,cl. .mi3S 81
Ella Pa av. .12r. h. Gel. rs 81
2al7 Pa nv. Or, b. mi. .33. &:
l107 n II av. .7r. b. mi3O. &
1924 ia av .10r. r.b.lat. a
9iI 23d. Sr. b. lat. .s0.G
22I9 ], Sr. b. eel. =. 80. s.
Tskoma PIX. Or. b. 80. q
221o II, 7r, b, lat. .25.O'
1905 4th. 7r. b. lat. .23.N
ats & ne. Or. b.ami. 22.a
2423 X. Sr. b. lat. %. 81
1860 Both, 7r,b.ami 2O.J
6l5 23d. 7r. b, LATIN 20. 8
40 =. 6r. W. lat. 1873
23os NJ, Or, b. lat. lin
E24 !. Sr. W. .16. ,
H23 l.. Or, W. 1870
214O *. 3r. W. .15.3 81
1I5S Goth. Sr. W. 1873
COL oath Hr - "a q
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SHORTS RUSH TO COVER
AND VALUES ADVANCE.
FOREIGN ADVLCES FAVOR
THE BUYERS.
Corn Follows Wheat on the Up
turn Though Receipts Cor
tinue Heavy.

Covering by shorts who had oversold in
the last few days vas the feature of the
grain market. Despite the fact that little
OF the news was favorable to the buying
side the longs took advantage of an oppor-
tuD.ty to make profit OFT of the nervous
ness of their adversaries Foreign markets
were generally easy, and there was not
much of an export demand. Reports that
Argentine shipments were failing ok and
that the worlG visible supply Cecreas ID
during the week were partly responsible Tor
the buying.
Bradstreets report the available supply of
wheat east OF the Rockies Tor the past
week at l1i7.00 bu. decrease, and stocks in
and af1oat for Europe decreased 10000 bli.
making the worlds visible supply decrease
Nj wv Dn.. against decrease OF l,u-5,0o
May wheat opened 1-l6c of and sold at:
ss,se. ssate. ssSc. sssc. iOc. &,5sc 81. stsi.c
Though the Government report vas re-
garded az bearish efforts to break the mar
ket were unavailing in view Of the strength
OF wheat. In the coarse grain also there
was great deal Of covering by shorts but
the range Of values was comparatively ra--
row.
Bradstree.'s repor, the available supply Of
corn east OK the Rockies for the past week
at l,A2 90 bu- increase against a decrease OF
5000 blu in 1902
May corn opened i.c Up and sold at:
+s7sc, +9s.9+o7.c. i0sc. i0h.c. .0s,c, 405sc.
Recelpts OF wheat at st. Louis. 42.Scp bu-.
OF WHICH IS cars local and 5 cars through.
against 1888 Su-, OF which S33 SKIS. and rs
cars local and car through. IN isJZ
Receipts of wheat at primary points. 80,
$50 bu-, against $4,000 bu. in 1902 and snip
ments, los .l6s bu.. against $500 bu. North
west received NJ cars. against Z16 cars in
1902 Chicago received 1865 bu.. and Kan
saS CITY 0e0 bu- Clearances, 372 go hu.
Receipts of corn at ST. Louis. 12i lSo bu., Of
which ia SKIS and 81 cars local ana ~ cars
through. against 80. 40 bu-. OF which 20 cars
local and 10 cars through. in 1892 Samples
on trk. steady on mixed
Receipts of corn at primary points. eiS 10
bu-, against 5000 bu- in 1907 and ship
Ments. S3Ss73 bu-. against I35,CDo bu- Chicaco
received 40. $50 btL. and Kansas City. 81 ,2LD
blu. Clearances. $4,000 bu.
Receipts of oats at St Louis. III 40 bu-. Of
which 50 cars local and 10 cars through.
against 540Uo bu, OF which "A cars local and
16 cars through. in 1902 Shipments. II, 10 hu.
Receipts OF oats at primary points. 5ia.E ESQ
en. against 29I 900 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments. 5N.5si bu-. against 5000 Blu. Clear
ances, 1890 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
a, s,saa.c per III: New Yor, kidney &c: Lima

at sisG3..c per III: New York kidney &C. Lima
N ,. eoBsSrNhi,s AZ SIC per lss lbs
rd.aa @ So Slack a III e seea
hsht eli and vsraisa sc: sugar l5e.. whisky &c:
pc sc eD sal, &C. onf &c. @
ties. &c: 2oc of FOR each broken head. &c for
N9ssSGray mixed li=gI.s; STAY, brown and n,
hack st1e4 a. lsl2s "a picked q e
5sisc: infsr,o. steiei less: extra siacS Sc
,o sRoS ar 5s , E e saess a. e
RAGS: ETc--FsE 10 lbs. Country rags a, sSs:
BoNEs-cioice bleached a. So per ton: other
SCRAP tRoN %ND METAI-Per, 10 lbs
and h 3. CSC: sisxe &c: sssp, So !. bSs,
sor co assy bins On o esS q. 100
iss for pearl; rrixsd at 5oG7sc; rice At slai.:5
.PEANuTs--we quote. Farmers stOck-fe' ct
a, sc for sarassAe al sd P 2SS H faf sa
cHEsTNUTs-Sew Yves; Virginia nominal;
6 eKoRT SG .ss od gs. DBL DBL su a,
large and 81 .5Oal. . fa- sheliesrk.
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Eest bid at sl,FGsc
soRGHUM-Prlu.e at 2cs2sc per gal; inferior
DRIED FRuITs-Quote. nominaliy; Evape.ated
s skss GE FAR 70 & f Seas iSes aH e PC
ltGI;.c; DO. waste at 1aiiie; sun;tr.sd suar.sEs
at sS &C .,s s;Ti;sty choice 1t 0.e su-drsa
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP-Nsw sugar a.
6 Per H.: Canadian AT isc; maple strip at s1s
Pc per gal
GLASS sEED-ouote. per leo lbs: Timothy at
from ST. to s. Is: prime more and inferior less
Clover at from. s. up to sl2: mlliet at &c 10
LIS: Hungarian at Soc TO 3i.3s: reitop At 81
10 fancy. H.
CooPERsTUFFS-o Cotton -four Dbl. at
= mi h rsa ft Rat lSl g. s az .s
per set--No. I -four Dbl Sc. min run: IN inch
stock for apple Dbl &c: do sAe; lard tieres
s. for eoqper. a Tor hoosier: A-bbl s.: cnied
elm s.. oak and ticrce. cooper-shaye1. ssas:
pork s. =.
cOoPERAGE-Lard ties at SIS for wood and
si.so for bound bbls.: pork bSls. at 81. ir
rCod-bound 81 10 for ircn bound also tcs 81 .27iz
fat-tup dc SIC; is-hbis &c; meal Sc.
BAGGING. ETC.-BaRging, per yard 1E-lb. at
SIC; lib. at 9-lsc: fb at SIC. Iron cotton
ties at H.es Hemp Irvine Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Cash Grain. FIour.. Etc.

.WHEAT-Receipts, % cars local and 5 GERS
red sold del e side at sz=sc, destiaaticn weights
@ s r wsFa sss s SSf a . 2Fh n
vator ". side) and &c, destination; No. sat s'o
esans ,0t 10 sc tes TSsy safa at C
export and s'assc to 7ISi2c for Turkey. No. 4
.coRN-kvceip.s IA SKIS. and 80 cars iosaI srd
q ears through: yellow salsble readily: By By
50 out. 80. sold local weight At iCt ails.c. NJ.
at ssG4ee: No At Sc ard offered az 35c;
white at sie and 10. could Be bought Tor
less; No. wh,te at sslse. =
,h9oass sy ssfnpis aers 2sa So sold al
SSse :, Nc ss 2. sSSss G NE a. at Ssgse NO
.,vs B. side. i car No. : sod at 5ziss and $50
pARLEf..Nothinr done. We quote, range OF
value On mailing barley asa0.c nomlnal!y.
aeu.a ,1r .s''s s,s.F;
ssaI e. las ass s;lsss.. Hsawnie:
nry hands. trk. or at depot this side Orders
and fancy Write nids at Sc but poor H,lGs Of:
fed lew :. Sss s,- car 1s SsP 1 n lS S s2d
Fran i loes sold az SIC. AT mill bran sells at
RYE FLoUR-At $50 in jute SKIS. and So In
meal. srsts and houiny s.. CO
HAY.Rsesip,s IS tons Local S e and y tons
assS ier CHOICE s No SIS P.ss; 70 ill:.9s
eides sn sTass s f. % 10! SG "a
and ss9s Tor No. and 8 Tor lower grades.
LEAD AND. sPELTER-Lead a2oa4.7isc,
sTRAW-Prices range on E. trk: whea, at
Is: re at $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Alton Notes und Personals.

q r. Dodge CT Alton went TO Chicago yes
terday..
Professor " l. Lowry, Superintendent Of
Schools of Madikon County. Is i'll with the grip
his hsue In Upper Alton
The Upper Alton W5man's Mutual BENEFIT
club will hid a meeting Thursday. March 49,
with william Haioy.
Is TIE body Of Maggie May Weeks. dausher of
Ir. AM Mrs. George Weeks OF Iager Park
-Altcr. taken stauntoa. H., yesterday for
burial.
The dcd cafe-y services of the N e Church
nj East Alton Hin be held on Sunday, March %
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
ShurtIeI (oIisEe las elected As W. Blovan pres
idcEt, r. W. wighJman wee presi1eat. Melvin
Darrell recording secretary, B. F. Gore core
spo,gdrn- secretary. Robert Anderson treasurer.
The Eeid Eagle departed from Alton for st.
Louis yesterday mo. n.ng. opening the seasons
traffic on the atiss.ssIpP. River between tee two
cit:es. I he Bald Eagle viii the st. Louis
Aisea trade for three o. four weeks. when the
spread Etc vii be Brought of the ways at
1ajrrsh and started for the season.
The hit0n lodges CT the knights and Ladies
Of GaccEbees VIII hold joint meeting and ban
Ggc< Ur March 81. lie OCCASION will be the an
nuai visit ard Inspection oy James z. poHnes OF
Chicago. tee grtat commander OF the order
"a horse belonging 70 John Glass. attached to
q buggy. ran away AZ East Alton on Tue5dny
night The animal ran in front OF the, Big Four
Plug train and was kno- ked OF the track and the
buggy parity demolished Inc horse then con-
tirusd scrcss a number Of SIDE tracks. running
in frph. Of the Southwestern Limited on the
main track. THIS train also struck It. inturins
81 20 that it had to be shot,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

Provisions.
Pork-New standard sls a2L, per 1Do rbs =,


Pork-New standard sis.a2t. per 100 lbs. In a
Lnrd-Cho:ce steam on z side closed norninas,v
S.Nfc: kettle rendered at 104 610,zc; compound
me
Green Hams Etc.-csr lots held T. @ h
side. thus: Hams. 10 av.. at Hssc; rs ut iisSc:
IL 1t IKE: Iss and ISIS at Ilitc; 30s at lli,i
INC; skinned hams-lts and isfe0s q. igi4c. 3
Gz4s at 12i&c: CALIFORNIA; at SIC; New York
shoulders laR12-av.. sssc- From the block del /;
Hams at lie. run of house bellies a. Igtzs To
Re; CALIFORNIA; and New York shoulders at 8
b. g. Meats-Neither demand for. nor Offering,
Of. sides to arrive: Locally. cars S555-av cured
extra shorts and cars fess45-as short clear
sides sold on p. T.. Bxd. lots In jobbinC way
ranged: Extra shorts at Ice. cribs a. lee short
clear at 1oisc: bellies at io1sc; plates al Sc:
fat backs at Sc: standard backs at Zoe Dea;ers
charged higher on orders.
Bacon-,Exd s meats In a iobhins way
for1iia and New York shoulders at sisc; plain
shorts to5{c: cribs lose: short clear a, liz. bell
lies at Inc: plates at SIC: fat backs al ss.cs
standard backs at l0Ac: sale. car extra shorts
on p. I. uealers charge higher on orders :
Taliow-Firmer: scarce: country run al slxc for
prime and Sc for No. 2: cake at SIC. Packers
choiee Quotable at siS66zc-
Oieo eteaYine-Steady at f0Lc
areaae-Country: Brown 35sc: yellow 4isc and
white nc Packers stock--Brown az ss.f1i..c:
yellow at 6o5Nc: white at ISHfssc
Frog EAgS-ssAfge H.63. medium 81. srr,nl En-
Roastinf F1Es-Demand limited; saIes at = 10
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DIVORCE SUIT is SEQUEL
TO A RUNAWAY MARRIAGE.


Mrs Madge Kring. nee Abbott, secured
divorce by default from Roscoe Kring in
the East ST. Louis City Court yesterday
General cruelty was alleged. This young
kring denied, though he did not appear IN
court. to defend the charges.
Both Rring and his wife are well known
on the East Side. having been graduated to
gether from the East St Louis High School
The couple were under age and ran away
TO Clayton, where they were married. When
they returned they secured the forgiveness
Of kring's parents who set them up in
housekeeping. The parents OF the bride did
not seem inclined to forgive her.
According to Kring. his married life was
happy until one evening when he returned
to his home and discovered that his wife
had departed He received letter from
her. which was postmarked New York, and
asked him to send her money to pay her
transportation home. He wired the money.
but II was returned to him, never having
been called for. Later he learned that she
mad gone to Europe and few months ago
divorce proceedings were instituted.
Mrs. Kring asserted that her husband cid
not treat her with proper consideration, and
that his temper was Incompatible with hers.
She also asserted that he treated her cruel
ly and made her married life miserable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
miscellaneous. Markets.

FEATHERS-Se1i readily as folioss: Prime
white 1--we geese in small sks 4se and In large
nc: Xxx f6ai4c: XxXX &c; ,tare il per cent on
duck-whise s5c. dark 2sc: turkey.eiear tail tic,
wing sc, pointers &C. wing and tai mixed SC.
wing, tail and pointers mixed &c, body Sssc 49,.
per H. black iaiI 5sc: Texas at 25c: ap-eiope lie
per 10: goat sc each; damaged out
EHEsS al ss PEI ps, 70 s1f
ISL; shearLnss at 1oG25e: dry stock. fallen. ETC..
RooTs-ouo,e per b: Ginseng 50 .2s9s 10: lady
isc; black &c: May apple 2.=c: snake 35a5sc;
s ss y sha 4Se, 81 sa. 81 Tee ss SiOoS SIC
eue.tas &c; sassafras-bsrk CT root &c: wild GIN
sGNFLowER sEED-NomnaI at l.IoaII ~
LINsEED oIL.-Raw at &c; boiiei at &c: lc
PEI Ga sa ok KS sR a ssr o $ pr ou
No. and iSe for Nc s.: small quantities &c per
coTToN-SEED oiI,-Wintsr white sc; yellow
&c; summer white 4ac: yellow SIC. salad sc:
HoNEY-Quote: cornb-Dars at 1oai1c: choice
a. lsc; choice Colorado white al 1f9i6c. or at
s. 2593.75 per case. Extracted and st-atnei+
Southern in hois at 5ssTee; in cans ssSsc; Call
SAUERKRAET--ouote in fohbing way at 81 20
per as-esL snd at $3.50 per bel; keSs at soc: on
bis. 'nA' &c SLOW ~. ~ As'1 go 'o'
HoPs-New York a. s5assc; western at sla5sc
sALT-E- side medium ct soc: granulated $50
per Dbl: Sc Pc. bbL more this side;
s sss, g. PEAs-onote per bu' whippoorwii at
DEANS AND PExsNW Whit beans strong: car
lots OF choice hand-pfcked peas held at S. % on
and SsS fig. store st sis SIDE e S
peas at ssio per Su bisclsSs 3: csrtoEna. pins
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Pc ID fair 20 coed al 5;:c: hereto. and rough
large 1870 PER 10. Shcep ~i-sSic per 10 t7in
es-es and BUCKS at ss.i=c, lambs 5000.
BeCf-Oa ardeIs: Bb.c--P!ase sno Futon Mar
kct and Tl at SEA-: mess sfiu.t3: .ried acts
exc: kruc.Siss I4c. CutssGes i1;gGiIc.
Live Posi;ry-Choice turkeys quoted at IsdI7c;
mixed Chick ms he: ROSTERS 5c. Ducks i5c
Geese ne Live pigeons a;.d SQUADS per doz.. y.
heads and legs on: Chickens Tic: ruSstsrs -;
turkeys isc. ducks fsc: geese sGioc: capons lSc:
clips &c
G.me-The Republic quotes selected sn eet only
bucss. En1Sawn. per dog: 3aI!ari 81: teal
= - mixed sl.I5: CanyashEck 40. re6he.LE -.
DIaEu ducks 25q50c peg dog less JACK sn'pe
$50 rabbits. per doz. 5l4fls: snail and rt.ec
lions and Gndraw-1 less Jack rabbits. per d0z-.
81 p; squirrel. per Go=-, ioJSlcs postum, eaeh.
5S4-SS.
fresh F!sh-Daruard active and price. s,roz3
Quote. per ID: Black bass at l3c; crapple SC for
small &C for Large; dressed SIC; spJ1nh II
cat SI.c: bulIhsaip-iTessed az sc ard gross SC:
buffalo gross 81 dressed &C for large and &C fcf
small. German caTp-dresed 5..c. small &C. groeJ
&c; suafsh &c: white perch ic-