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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

Cure the cough and save the life 4"
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge of consumption.
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cures made by Dr..
Kilmer S Swamp-Root,
the great kidney liver
and bladder remedy.
Il is the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
lar r-a@;, 1;r4 - -
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything BUTT you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble ii will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor TO pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swsmp-Root and how TO
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
::ad g !. TIL: :5 5fR;. and ID e
Or. Kmer & Co., Bng e 4 4 .:.Es,s.
hamton, N. 7. The 1-sl a ks1.-..SfSS r. ~
regular fifty cent and Home of swamp Root
dollar sizes are sold BY all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, and the address, Bingham
ton, y. Y. on every bottle.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15
Exterminatinu the Chsmois.

1t is estimated that there are now
only 1900 chamois in the Swiss Alps,
owing to indiscriminate killing of these
animals at all seasons OF the year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts.
sprains. stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store
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HChing Joints

In the fingers, toes, arms, and other
parts of the body, are joints that are
infiamed and swollen by rheumatism
that acid condition OF the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread 10 move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse in wet
weather.
at has been long time o'nce we have
been without Noodle S9rsit7rilla. My
father thinks h, could not 20 without it,
He has been t"uub. ! with rheumatism
since he was huy. and Hoods SarsaDa-
rilla is the only medicine he can take that
will enable him 20 take Ms place - the
field" MISS ADA Dor sidney, IOWA.
Hoods J0TSapQriHa
and Pits
Remove the cause of rheumatism-no
outward application can. Take them.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 4?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 70 know Of the wonderful
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Geo Il Brock to VIM Miller; Ga a w
"a Hartford; Sl4.35.
LIS Monroe to w III Dennis; lot l blk b
ID a. w add South Haven; $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
OPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
WEDDING CEREMONY
WAS DELAYED.
Victor Thompson Went to Get
Fathers Consent While Fiancee
Waited in License Office.

Narg!e Sullivan, a pretty Is-year-old girl
waited in the East 81. Louis marriage Il
cense office yesterday while Victor Thomp-
son, also 10 years old. went to the National
Stock Yards TO secure his fathers con-
sent
Young Thompson did not know that he
had 10 have his fathers consent and he
said that he did not think that his father
could get Of TO come downtown to the
license Office.
Deputy Caughlin then suggested that
an attache of his office accompany Thomp-
sen, and tina, he would act as witness 10
the fact that AIT. Thompson gave his con-
sent to the marriage. Miss Sullivan wait
td patiently until the men returned and
brought the news that TtompSons father
mad given his consent 10 the marriage.
They then went 10 the Office of Justice
Of the Peace John ]. Driscojl, who per-
formed the ceremony.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

sregational Church TO the meeting Of the
spr!rsf'!d Association. which viii be held in
jacksonville. Ill. re1t week
John Stofk. OF Upper Alton has returned
from Coutsry.lle. Ill.,
The Reverend James Osborn has returned
from Troy. ILL.,
In Grafton. III. yesterday
The Alten Lndse Of Eagles initiated a class
Of fifteen last evening.
.-Mrs- Es1mond Besn Of Alton has gone TO
Kansas City. No
Matter stiIlwen 9: Moro has gone 10 Fort
Si.t. Srnii.s. AK where he will pitch :or the Fort
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Laurence have re-
turned f:oUI Omaha Neb
mIhe fionee, Basket Ball Team Q. s.. Louis
Wi. come to Aitgn today and pisy the team
from the Alton High School.
"A Young mans silver neial ora,oricaI con
test vas held las; evening a- tho Fire, Bap..
the Woinan's Christian Temperance Union.
,.,--l lhe annual meeting q the Dominant Ninth
at the spaldinE Auditorium in Belle street.
,-iiarry Macknaw OF Alton has returned from
The funeral ~ Robert Mclean Q. Alton.
whose death occurred az st Joseph's Hospital
On On .insSsiay }sss morning from semitic debliiy;
=. Fatric,'s church in East Fourth street
IEe i;evsE.fi Father Y }. 0'Rehly ofhclated,
North Alton
II. " s,cawcppe o: Alton has returned from
hunting tf!p no :hs Illinois River.
--'IotlArh klcigfn and family OF Alton will
DEPART neXt week FOX extended tcCr o.
Germany.
The Alton Audubon Society has offered
rfize 10 the pupils q the Alton schools for
the best essay on Personal Experiences WIth
Birds %
The annual hei! o: the Bar,endcr's Uaion
n Alcn Will be given this evening a. the
Turner Hal! in R!dge stree.
c G Carson. agent for the Chicago. Peoria
aai 81 Louis Railroad AT Medor.. III. was !.
visitor ia Axiom yesterday.
,.-jaTles +. Mcclure. commissioner q, the
southern Illinois Penitentiary at Chester was
the guest yesterday u Alton friends
W. e TietsoTt editor o. the aIedlra Mes
sHnseF was the guest yesterday " friends IL.
E 4. .Kendr!ck OF Buffalo. y Y, Is a
visitor in Upper Alton.
-; T3ohert Samuelson has returned 10 Quincy
H. after visiting friends il Upper Alton.
An Informal reception and darc- was given
itst eEe!iinE 10: the cadets OF the Western
Military Academy IN Upper Alton.
Mrs VIII Sinks ot GOlc0nda, IL! Is q v!s-
itor in Upper Alton.
EDITOR George !. Upton o. the E;irarI III
Gazette was visitor in Alton yesterday.
Captain Charles Gordon. who has charge Of
tae Alton branch OF the Salvation Army. has
been transferred to Sebuaing. Mich. Captain
stone of Richmond. Mo.
Doctor and Mrs. Frank Hopkins OF Alton
fei4rEr1 yesterday from New Yo.k City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
River Rialto Brevities.

The towhost Exporter arrived yesterday
morning from the Ohio River with the first tow
OF go barges OF coal to be brought TO St. Louis
Captain George Woodward and Elmer owrey
are her pilots.
The Stacker Lee came up from Memphis
yesterday afternoon with a good trip. She will
depart on the return this afternoon.
captain Dave Tiptcn OF the Government
Service and Captain John Berry o. the ferry
boat Florence were among the callers at the
harbor rooms.
The Cape Girarleau departed yesterday
afternoon fo- Cape Girardeau and Commerce,
taking out considerable freight.
Tho City of Savannah Is due to-day from
the Tennessee River with cargo Of lumber
and peanuts. She Will depart the return
Monday afternoon
Tho New orleans and St Louis uns have
ISSUED 4 descriptive booklet Of points OF Inter-
est ~ the Mississippi between 81. Louis and
New Orleans
Thu Chester vent out 10 CAps Girardeau
yesterday afternoon with good freight and pa 3
kcnScr patronage.
The Belle of Calhoun arrived from Calhoun
County and Will depart on tho return this
Afternoon.
The Ioc,ns OF Harbor No q Of the Pilots
Society are being repainted and placed In reaii
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
by Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
@ @safss m eaasy Ri and al and Lee s'
80 a. m. City .: Savannah up $50 p m
at d:anf i a rer M m IT, q AP.,, .raaa Sp r, S up
\ Y.,,I Dophin No, down a, li:?S 4 m FEss
Zee, ana falling Weather &C elouay - and ~ warm -,'
1eph I f T1nRi 81 APri ~ Kyst s se5s se5s san5.
csine;,e rom o New " orleans ss' pssseS a u up las,
n:t;ht , Al - 4,eioek for 81 Louis she dis
natl on her first trip. The James Lee departed
G. e.. dsa1 n f3s :, Ea "a : Font ,l a.h 5ss Eiss
l. river today Sere Il bales q cotton
Pa! rsausaH ky, AprtI l5-Gapss reads e.
to cairo q; m; Joe Fowler 10 B.ansyiie a.
a m. NJ Locai i' packets in % and out Htf on TIM
Business dull On the wharf. Finley and :ow
Eurllnston; Ia; april is.-Ths river !. +; feet
asa,hsr soGav and saae- Eieise Il IN ana 'aa out
reads. - feet; The Stacker Lee and city, of
Savannah up Il 3. N. las: night Tho Dolphin
down p.
ss5&Ig. GS,ro M IA. Aps.l ,5mSsgs. a Rad, & s. sss
passed "a from ST. Louis tG the Tennsssee River at
hight. The Barrett arrived from the Lover
Mississippi at ! p. N. with lumber. She Will
warsaw. III. April ,5-Gaus. reads III feet,
a fall OF g In the past "a hours. Cloudy and
cold. Strong west wind Dubuaue down early
this morning. silver crescent in and out.
Cincinnati. O.. April 15-River 2o.4: station
a-y. Three departures. Clear and warmer
PttshuTg. Pa. April l5.-River s.: feet: sta
tionary at Davis Island dam Cloudy: mild
Louisville. KY. April H.-Ryer falling; In
canal. 1.e: on fails, 81: below locks. IS feet.
Rain.
Evansville. Ind. April lS-River falling: q
feet. Cloudy and rain
Wheeling. W. Va. April i5-Rver 10 Il: fall
Ing. Col: light rain. Down with coal: Jim
Wood, Tom Lyle and Iron Ago. Down: Bessie
Smith and Ben Hur. Psrkerseurg. Up: Vir-
giria, Pittsburg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
POSSE PURSUES
JAIL BREAKER
Armed Citizens Searching for
Judd b. Haynes, Who Escaped
From Venice Prison After
Assaulting Jailer.

An armed posse, under the leadership Of
Marshal Bennett of Venice. is securing the
country in the vicinity OF the Tri-Cities
for Judd B. Haynes. who escaped from
the Venice Jail early yesterday morning
after assauitins Jaiier Albert Seifert.
Mayor Scott OF Venice has offered re-
ward for the capture OF Haynes. Although
seriously wounded. it is thought that Sci
fert will recover.
Haynes is 4 book agent and was arrest
ed last Thursday at Madison. charged with
forging the name of Charles SchmIt,ger
TO a check for sl9 He was carried TO Nen-
ice for safe-keep!ng.
Shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Seifert. who was acting jailer, called
Haynes 10 his breakfast. After he opened
the cell door and was aboTN to enter
haynes attacked him with a hammer.
beating him until ne was unconscious.
Haynes then locked Seifert In a eel! and
ran from the Jail 4 freight train was
passing and he boarded il. Before leaving
the jail he offered to release TWO negro
prisoners. but they refused to go.
The fugitive is - years oid, weighs
about loo pounds, is 5 Ieet . inches tail
ana has straight black HAIR. HIS eyes are
brown and tSu OF his upper teeth ara
broken.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
Miss Jenkins Wins in Mock Trial.

The mock trial at the East ST. Louis
High School yesterday afternoon resulted
in victory for the plaintiff. vino was
awarded a judgment of $40 900 against the
street car company. The verdict was on
filed its answer with the clerk Of the
court ten days before the case was set for
trial, and had failed to do SO. The plain
been desaulted thereby, and that a verdict
should be returned In favor OF the plain
tiff. The Judge instructed the Jury to
return a verdict in favor OF the plaintiff.
Other High School pupils took the parts OF
the court officials.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
a.. 20. native lambs ssG3..5: Western lambs.
cl;rp.i 81 l5Ygs. %: Western lambs. woo!et.

as 20 native lambs ssFj.75: Western lambs
cl;!p-i si.s.aS..5: Western lambs. woo!et.
S"Gtn St Joseph No. April -5.-Cattie-Fe-
certs ss5. actt.e, steady TO l9c higher; na-
tivas sgS5Ej25: cows AMI hcftrs s. .o'1i -.
stockers and feeders So 25ii 2! HoEs-fes eipts
; sSS: steady strong: light si.sJH s5: medium
ana heavy 81 i.@efrI.l0 Shesp-RcCetpts 100. Hrfn.
Kansas City. Mo. Apri! l5-Cattle-Recejits
500 Including SoUthsrns: beef steers lec
higher all others steady; export and dressed
teet steers S;.6r1'5. fair 10 good S3.,50i %.
Western fed s,eers y3.eolsa: st6ckess and fee,!-
e-s Ss.z55fi n southern steers 81 75fi o, south
eln cows sLG0a3-5: native cows S-dila; native
heifrrs s250I453. bulls $lGlG3S". calves Si.I3
1855. Hags-Eeceipts 5,tol; Iaarke; 9pgnei
strong, closet weak. top s. h; bulk si.apLy.u'i
heavy s5l.5 %; hackers ft9Gi %. tlGs ali Ign!
81 25G49I Sneep-Receipis l.5,": market stea ";
native lambs sJ.l5ti5.5D: Western lambs s. Jnr
G-5. fed ewes 81 ,jl.5. p; Eea.!ESs SvSI-tV.
stOcke!s and feeders s. 5vis.sa.
New York. Apr!I u. -Eeeycs-fseCeipts G.?fl:
Market arm to iHc hichcI: all sold: steers si.S
az -. far s;ass s.. bulls s5.s5TtE1: COWS slG'ir
81 Sllnrent. to-day -" quarters OF hee:; to-
Jrorr0w 7Gs cattle and $50 quarters q beef
Calves Receipts as; market firm: all sold
yeals So IN s. So clii's s.: city dressed iirri
at s. to 81: country dressed SC TO s'ec- Sl"ep
and lamtS-Reccipts /, n. Shstn Nominal; feel;
ing firm lainls lac &c higher: rriIne c.pped
lambs s6 l2lp- rood w5ocd do. 3: -prins
limbs. HogsRece!pts l.7So. Market higher
STATE hGg.I 3 =
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
Poultry.


New York Ap-! I5.-L.ve P0ultry-oI!y
II Western arrived This morning and
worked into cnrsufnptive chcrnc's az full pE:css
Another due. but may not be Grinadsd he
fore Monday The demand f,r the week VAS
over. and market closed quiet but steady. with
about . cars unsJId On jottrrs' handa. while
fully much rlaEc /. carried hy the East size
markets.. Gees. slow. Pigeons u.irlprOSed QUO
tat.cns UNCLAIMED J.
Dressed Poultry-Rsceirts 2Isi pks' .ae
fresh supply vas ,ifiTed % !. few lots cr
Southern some tx which were due here day
~ two ac0. There good demand from
t!.r shou trade ard stock worked our nicely at
fun prices Fowls sold mainly at l2isc straight.
TyhIa selec,e! reached lie: heavv fowls draGS'd.
Squalls worked out et unchanse.l prices Frozen
roastin- chickens and hro'le:H- sold well at
flll prices whie other kinds OF frozen poultry
held steady. quotations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET,
Native Supply Small-Beef Cattle
Steady-Hngs Close Lower

NATIVE CATrLE-Beef steers-The Friday
supply was light, and with the exception Of a
load Of common quarantine calves. were all
natives A fair amount of the arrivals wer.
beef steers, Trade did not show any particular
change from the Thursday basis. though II
was q Little glow on fa.r shipping steers A few
good i,iEj-lh. steers sold at 81 %. with decent
70 pretty good lot Of I..3ST1 sis-lb steers going
ct 81 EJsr So Medium l,e.l-ih steers went at
81 %. with rough class weighing cla.e around
,.s"f,!bs- az Sass. Sales also Included few
butcher s.eers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

Frank N. PrieSter. one of the saloon
Keepers in St. Clair County, indicted and
fined on a charge OF running a saloon
without license, yesterday filed an ap-
plication for iicsnse with County Clerk
George X. Thomas. The license fee is
500 Priestar deposited $50 and Iiled a,
bond for $500. PrieSter says that IL has
cost him $5j4 year in fines 70 run his
saloon without a license, ard that he
thinks he can save money by getting the
license. Priester filed a petition signed by
residents Of the township and the -iif.r a
matter Will be laid before the Count '
Board of Supervisors at the r,ext meet
Ing
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
Sugar.

New Tork. April l5.-Suyar-Raw nominal;
fair refining 3isc: csntrfusal. IS test. 2sc; mo
powdered as0c. granuiated i.7rc.
ADD 7
kettle 2s.p3 3-isc: open kettle centrifugal 3g
$40: centrifugal whites ii1r4isc: yelows 90
d+c. seconds .AI3aSc. Mclasses nominal; open
kettle .1qstc; centrifugal isal5c. Sirup nomi-
nal. 99,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
BelIeviile News Notes,

Tho Stiff Ingsfest Of the ladies' Auxiliary
OF the German Military Society Will take pIac.
at W asnlanns Hall tonight.
The young people of the Baptist Church
gave 4 concert last night.
he Home Tea ana coffee Company OF Ess.
81 Louis filed articles OF incorporation in Belize
Vile yesterday. The capital stock IS s. co..
John Grusnwaid OF Quincy. Iii. 10 visit
ing in Beieyile.
Adam Ehret. Presiien; OF the Board .; d.
ucatior- who Tuesday ennounced his can
didacy to succeed himself. has withdrawn from
tbs race.
Fred Obst q Belleyille IS in Freeburr.
George Reicilling bitten on tho hand
by a pet squirrel. and blood poison has devei-
oped.
The funeral .of George J. Klein will TAX.
place Sunday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
BERFILLoN SYSTEM INSTALLED.
East ST. Louis Begins to Use Modern
Method for Identifying system.

y Be,IiIIon system for the measurement
Of criminals was installed in the new East
ST. Louis police station by Chief OF Police
George o. Purdy yesterday.
Detective Tony Stocker, who had charge
Of the measurement OK criminals since
Pur9y has been Chief of Police, will have
charge OF the apparatus.
Detective Stocher has received instruc
tons from the St. Louis department and
the officials at the Chester PeniJentiary.
Louis MCGEE. alias Meyers, an alleged
office sneak thief, was the first prisoner
measured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
DEATH OF MARX LoRENzEs.
Had Been Engaged In Tailoring
lIustuess for Many Yenrs

Marx Lorenzen. Sr.. OF the Lorenzen
Tailoring Company Of No. 7iJ Locust
street. st. Louis, died yesterday at his
home. No. u North Fair street, Belle
Vile, III.
Mr. Lorsnzen was - years old. and had
been in the tailoring business for many
years, His widow was the wife of his
brother, who died several years ago
Death was caused by pneumonia con-
tracted. his relatives say. while riding to
ST. Louis from Bellevills In ;nclement
weather
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

Tn. rivers In the 81. Louis district will fail
The Missouri west OF Boonviile will rfs. slow
ly Tie river Memphis shows further
fall OF = ot a foot 10 a stage OF as feet
this morning. The Mississippi continues TO rise
1T V.cksbvrS and New orleans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
Lawrencc-DandI. Me,ainr

Jesse B. Lawrence Of Ei!isboro. Ill. and
Miss Frances 5. Randie OF Moro. Ill. were
married at Alton yesterday by the Rev
erend w. F. Isler. pastor Of the German
81. +. Church. The bridegroom IS the
son of the Reverend 81. Il. Lawrence a
retired minister o. the PRESBYTERIAN
Church al Hillsboro
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
RaiIrond Pays $1,000 to saua,,cr..

The IlIlnois Central Railroad Company
yesterday settled the suit for ejectment,
instituted against Edward Sites and Jane
Campbell. squatters on d sandbar on the
Leyes front, East ST. Louis. by paying
them S,JO for their agreement TO get off
the land. The case had been on trial
for the last two days and Just as 1t was
going to the jury the attorneys held a con-
ference and decided on the compromise
Sites and Mrs. Campbell agree 20 yacats
as soon as they receive the money
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
RECOVER 81 900 WORTH OF GOODS.


Chief of Police Purdy recovered about
H.0QS worth OF clothing, jewelry and brio
&-brac. some of which has been identified
as stolen property, from the home of
James Williams, a negro. in the rear OF
No. 42O North Third street, East st. Louis
Williams is being sought by the police.
who believe that they will capture him
to-day. The I1under was taken TO the
police station and notices have been sent
TO citizens, who have reported house rob
berries within the last few months. 10 come
TO the station to identify their property.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

The Reverend J. w. Larinore. pastor OF
the First Christian C'hurch IN Jerseyviile IS
conducting n series OF evangelistic meetings at
the jersey County Courthouse.
Editor ]. N. Page o: the Jerseyviil. Demo-
era. has returned from Chicago, where he at
tended the banquet given by the Iroluois Club
&C. c. Campbell and l. D. Snedeker OF Ie--
seyville went 70 Kansas City. No. last even
ing.
tsrdsy In the Carnegie Library. Amcnc the
Interesting papers were Reading for Chil-
1. to France" by Mrs. Frank Efnbley. Tn.
round table discussion was led by Mrs A Ely
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

ness for. visiting steamboatnen during the
Worlds Fair
The Dubuque Of til. Diamond 10 Line will
be IN this morning from keokut and Will de-
part for Burlington in the afternoon.
The Dolphin departed for the Arkaas...
Ever for tow Of logs. George NUrrey and
Arthur Townsend are her pilots.
Tho Spread Eagle will depart for Alton 90
day. making her first trip OF the season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

SOUTHERN CATTLE-The quarantine mar
ket clnSes the week 4 steady 10 Ice lower
basis. The general run Of steers have sold
at the decline. while the good. light steers
ard he.fers sold the fore part cf the week full
l. steady. The COW and bull market IL rrac-
tically unchanged. No good calves have been
available and the Eastern and outside mar
kets are In very bad shape Il was hard 10
tell where good load cf calves would land.
Tho few here this week have been very
common and sales have shown "A loss OF a.c.
The following quotations represent the con-
clifton Of the market on various classes Of GUAR
antine cattle. hasei sales during the week:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
Alton Note. and Personals.

CAPTAIN G. p. Eaton Of the western Mill
tary Academy in upper Alton has returned
from Marine. III.
Mr. and Mrs. q II Corzire hav. been
elected delegates from the Melville Con.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

Rarbo- gauges Yesterday marked "a .ee:
Indicating a faii OF = OF a. foot in "A hours
business along the Ley-e yesterday fair.
Weather. fai-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16

UOGS-Only moderate supply OF hogs came
In the rece,pts amounting to around 80" head;
god, there was also a good supply Of. pigs
and lights on sale. some OF which did
class as very good. The market opened a it'll.
and INCLINED to SSrce break IN the marke:
Z ,} pqsstsi. s9s sais showed no ma,
averaged about &C lower than the early Thurs.
day market: but the feeling was net sojd. and
trading rather slow and dull. Good butcher
and packing hogs show but little change from
lower. end nobody looking for them The late
market quiet and unchanged and nothing
OF any Importance remained unsold at tho
Good butcher and heavy hogs sold At IS 1s9
rs: fair to rood medium! weights and packers
under 100 lbs 3iGi 90 and roughs and culls al
aa475 The bulk Of the hogs Weighing 80
Is. or more sold at Ss95. Is. against SGai5
sHEEP-There was fair supply OF sheep
on sale. the majority Of which were Texans.
by local siaughterers to fill urgent demands.
The market for all good mutton stock was
quite active aad prices realized we're steady to
Sales included three double decks OF clipped
Texas sheep. that averaged IS lbs. and sold
HoRsEs-so far as tho regular business wa,
concerned there was not much dong in the
horse market Friday moruins. bnt a great
many horses and buyers Were on hand 10 at
tend the special saie. ard the cre-at ons Of this
were few plain horses OF. the market. nearly
all the supply tending toward good drivers
sna @ harness horses n The he special sale prpsr
after noon. consequently trade was quiet and
generally showed Tho firTn condition existing
throughout the generality OF the week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-16
Mulc quotations.:


Chicago. April I5-CattIe-Rece.pts 700:
market strong to loc higher: good to prime
;ei ers s'ag' aSa fes,srs su now. 81 s
80; he!fefs :eat;,5: Gamers $3.50 40; bulls
81 4.H; calves Ss94.JA; Texas fed steers S&sp
4sa. Iiogs-ReceIp.s to-day 5000: to-rnarroy
Z ooe: len over . -: market Sc lower: holds
ftn: mixed and butchers S.10H5.35: COED 10
choice heavy 9 2oMa. 81: rough heavy Ss.IsY
81: light 81 Sasl5: bulk of sales 5.Ie1ab 25.
Sh>ep-Recetpts s,ge, market steady: lambs
steady: good to choice wethers 81. $40 IS: fair
to choice mixed $3 .soG4.50 Western sheep a. u