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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02
Sutton Krumm.

Charles T Sutton, of this city and
Miss Jennie NJ. Krumm, Of Riverside,
were married Tuesday night The cere
mony was performed at six o'clock by
the Rev. DR.. NJ. L. Shindel at the resid
ence of the latter, No. 115 Lower Mul
berry street
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02
Buried Yesterday.

The funeral Of the late John Cromley,
Cooper township, was held yesterday
from the Lutheran church at Grovania.
Rev, D. L. Fogleman officiated Inter
ment was made in the cemetery ad-
joining the church,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02
.Mahoning Choir.
Purchased a Home.

Jeweler Henry Rempe has purchased
the residence owned by Rev John Grier
on Walnut street. The house was built
in 1898. 1t was formerly occupied by
Electrician John Taber
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02

A week from today and everybody
will be wondering if ne possibly can
keep those New Years resolutions long
enough to show that he has any will
power at all.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02
Gave q Musicale,

Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Mccoy gave a
musicale to a number of friends at their
home, West Market street, Friday night
A most delightful evening was spent.
the following excellent program being
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02
Danville Wins at Bloomsbury.

The game Of basket ball at Blooms
burg, Friday night, between the team of
this city and the Bloomsbury Wheel
men resulted in another victory for Dan
vile the score being y to 1G Follow
ing is the line up:
N, VII L L. LII hnnt..Dr- D.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-02

A large number Of Bloomsbury and
Catawissa people attended the Mildred
Holland performancein this city Tuesday
night
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03
Boston Store

NEW, DRESS GOODS.
Saturday will be busy day in this
department We have not let an op-
portunity pass us in getting the very
best of Dress Goods at lowest prices
that the market affords. Don't miss
our Dress Goods department Saturday.
At 75c yard-All Wool Black Che
viot, full SO inches wide, the weight
for suits and skirts, nothing better for
wear
and Granite Cloth, full 4S inches wide,
a cloth for suits and skirts in beauti-
full shade of black.
At ST a yard-The real Canadenses
cloth inback, full 4S inches wide.
Also at this price we show some hand
some Cheviots in different weights, 81
inches wide Also Armures. Satin
Soliel, Melrose, Poplins, Venetians.
We have as fine line of 81 yard
black goods as can be found anywhere.
At $125-Real Black Landsdowne
which makes up we'll in dresses and
shirt waists. Black Cheviots that can
be made up in skirts with or without
lining; also an unfinished Worsted, full
80 inches wide, made expressly for La
| dies Suits.
At Soc -Peau-de-Cyne Silk
in all the latest shades, including the
new green; this is nice, soft silk that
won't cut
nv1 ntn aII.dn
sole Silk in black and colors. This
silk has no equal on the market and
guaranteed not to cut. N,
At 75c a yard-Black Taffeta Silk,
full 81 inches wide. with high lustre
and fine soft finish
| At 81 a yard-Black Taffeta Silk, 36
inches wide, a fine grade for Under
skirts, high lustre, soft finish.
SOME LINEN BARGAINS, FOR
SATURDAY.
At 39c a yard-Silver Bleached All
Linen Table Damask, 5S inches to 72
inches wide; good grade oreyery-
day use; worth SOC. aa%
At SOC and SOC yard-Unbleache
All Linen Table Damask, full 64sto 72
inches wide; big assortment Of pat
terms.
At SOC a yard; also SOC yard-All
Linen Snow White Table Linens, in a
big variety of patterns, some have
Napkins to match.
AT T5c and 81 yard-The values
we show at this price are wonderful
and the patterns handsome; all have
5-S napkins to match.
At Toe, 81, $125, s1,50 to s5 dozen
Linen Table Napkins in 5-S and 3-4
> size, all different patterns, and the best
J money can buy. 10.
) Visit our store Saturday for every
3 thing that is new in fall goods. ~
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03
The Upham-B Co.

The hopeful man may not meet
with success but he starts right, TO say
the least
There is something to be said In be-
half Of the gourmands. They are de-
voting their lives to gastronomy.
Men are not strongly inclined to let
well enough alone when they see. some
thing better within reach.
The astrologers will soon be entitled
to take rank with the weather prophets
and the forecasters of elections.
Enquirer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03
theirs was supreme. And this is no
joke, either.
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NEXT MORNING PHILOSOPHER.

Every man is more or less hero to
himself.
A man must stick to his job IL he
expects TO finish It,
Any day is unlucky to man when
he meets with misadventure.
The meanest man in neighborhood
may be as conspicuous as the best one
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03

the Johnson meeting here oct. 16, 1t is
respectfully suggested that the place
intended for. him in the tent on that
occasion be taken by Gen. Chas. Dick.
The General has had experience in
the auditors office and is also a ready
speaker. There is no doubt whatever
but that Mayor johnson would be de-
lighted to meet him.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03

People used to shlver at the thought
of the western farmers having no fuel
but corn. Now they envy them. Even
corn beats no fuel
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03

II Is altogether probable that Hon.
David B, Hin viii remember big
Chief" Deyery when the returns from
the Ninth New York district come in in
November. Whatever his faults may
be one thing Is certain no man has
more loyal followers than the pictur.
esque Mr. Devery himself.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03

Since II has developed that Auditor
II. p. Sisler cannot be in the city for
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03

On the other hand no one had quite
so good time as the young man from
Copley township and his onllest only.
Some foolish people may have smiled
at them, but they Were oblivious OF
II. Purely as a question Of happiness
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
Fruits and Vegetables.

The Republics quotations for car lots in
FIRST hands unless otherwise specified. Small
lots on orders are charged higher.
sTkAWgERRIES-F?orida refrigerator stock
ssstsss per ar a peT sos si, Y,
-.APPLEs-Poor and inferior slG1.5o per bbl
From storage Ben Davis held at S35O@3.75 for
enPss y !0RsinS wsy SinssaD De; :'5 s5.
LEM.NS-CaIitornia trk. 81. 10 for choice to
s3 for fancy and 81 40 1ebasket carrier. Sicily
psT sfT aGS6ns Der Fo. according
CHANGES SLOW: steady, Quote new Mexican
Rs at for fancy seedlings a
lands s8.l5a3 Is: in iobblng way e5ffS0c per box
hEfsa cRAxRRKIEsa sRfsTsss per pes 9oH 5b 5as
box.
PINEAPPLEs-ssa4.s5 per crate for Cayenne:
M MAEAeA & eFAfEse;s i ii so5ss IS per sG1 bbl
RASASAss.oS srdsS, al At 4 per 100;
hank sads5c Wisconsin and Minnesota 81 .26a1 .c5;
New PoTAToES-Cuban s5as per bbl.: Florl
=, oNioNs-Rei globe at ;l25 in SKIS; poor cog
NEW oNIoNs-southern Illinois slal 25 s-pecs
del psd4 s yea York &c s.r pSnsh ae asked
ToMAToEsds i5SsI al .scss a ss S:s
e.Ssske5 crate; , sl5oal75 per 4-basket crate.
TgsI cELERT@SeS sf Orleans sla125 per crate: Cali
fer.ia g sSaZas 5er per crate: Florida $50. Celery
LIE xLETTgcE-s,st5e per bu. box for home grown:
5 Kew 5hs0: M sqa r Washed o
unwashed at ,slaI.a5 per bbl: New Orleans at
'f Ra GRN e'sSAsS orean, u. ,sc per do.
SWEET P3TAToES-chOice yellow at aa4ss:
qsfsi qsPiNAcH~Sew M E W. Or Orleans a. Csc per doz.
RSsT aG1 fo9fnsd ,s per bb and
81 GRSBEHRE RRss sR X !soei1ss s5sas Sas per bb
per ssI % on or ords sS
washed; washed 81 per is-obl sack: homegrown
CATLfFLoWER~New California at :25oae.7 IS
BEETs1ss per lso lbs; New Orleans sSs4oc per
KoHLRABi@New oiieans al 4sa15c per doz
GREEN PEPPERs-Florida and Cuba at $50
spaSfsH sfE fre5s oslSSssss fSS shsles per crate
r Sst REANsr,Masket .,s y +, rmi Forda da asG5
Mexican nat at sso per- ssasse, crate Cuban :ia
Per ss ss psr fer a1ass New
RADtSHES-25GSOc per doz. bunches for home
red sS 5s ss Texas ,easss psss box SiaSama $50
sInIALLoTS-4Oc per doz; bunches.
sQuAsH-Cuhan and Florida sl.5oaa per g.
IlsGGPLANT-ss.5,a4 per crate; Cuban s.7s4
MUSTARD GREENs-New orleans cos5c per
small: 75est for pint bunches; = nss for '1 quart
0qns9ss GsEFy cqss.Ra pK mi Pc. crate soo, ~.
EsGiARoLSN.w orleans Sc per bbi. - -
Is for small: home own 4Sas,c per b% box s.@
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
BY telegraph.

Kansas City Mo-. March sl-Cst,Ie-Rec.in,<
1000 natives. 1890 Texans and op calves: marker
steady to loc higher; choice export and dressed
beef steers S. 4oa8.10 fair to good $685. stock
ers and feeders 50 1904 as: Western fed steers 3,
RS 05: Texas and Indian steers Sc. 1906 %: cows
$3.5oT5.2s; native COWS s.. 5ea16. IS; he.fers $40
s.5e: Gamers s2.5oa3.6a; bulls s3to94.75: calves
A.5o16 HoSs-Receipts 1000; best steady; HSht
shade lower top S6.e5. bulk Of sales IS. .5oaS IS
heavy s. .sOa6.s5: mixed packers IS. .55de s.; lish.
$.as66.T1i.: pigs s5.35Qs. Shcep-Recepts $40;
lambs ss.a5g6 s.; native wethers s5.s5gs.Is
Western wethers co. warnings s5.,04e.2);
ewes ias5 S zs s'GSsers Ns.r and n feeders ssaS
4So: steady to loc higher natives s. 5Od7: cows
and and hsfsrs ;s,i 81 yeals stoeksrs
light and light mixed s.. 5ods.s5 medium and
heavy Sc. soqs. 80; pigs A.5oa55o. Sheep-Receipts
Western sheep S.2Jf;6.
Chicago. March sI.-Cattle--Receipts 10000: ac-
steers ss.6ep7 90; poor 70 medium H2sas 50:
s,oekess and feeders s. seas: cows 81 .25a5: Is
s.a5: ,ers calves 5oas,as TEXAS fed steers Sss
20 Hogs-Receipts to-day 5000: tomorrow a.
@ snchsfs % s 70 to s heaHy yss aaS
SIS: rough heavy IS s,as co. Ilsh: s. ssSss5 Suk
wethers s5a5.5o. fair to choice mixed "a ssaS;
western sales 5; 25ass5 ofhciai saturday. Re.
ceipts-Cattle l2s: hogs 1855: sheep '3I. Ship
View New YorR March i.-Beevcs-Receipts 44cs:
steers lCc higher: bulls steady: cows steady II
& sass esrSs sat cables nes eS
ports i24 cattle and 2iIo quarter. OF beef: to-
beef. Caives-Receipts 5.4s?; veals active and
fully &c lower: about all sold: common to prime
'I isc pcr s Is. sheep and lamSs"ReeeIpts ssso: 8:
trade slow: sheen steady: lambs loal5c higher;
:satSo: lambs ss:sSas;ss;. euIls S. Clipped iams.
3 cars sale: feeling trifie weak
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01

New York. March S.-SpOt cotton closed 1-16c
higher: middling uplands &c: do. Gulf 9i.c; sales
17.oi2 bales. Futures closed steady: April S.sic:
sisy s;7sc; June s.s2c: July s,Sac: Aug. s.ssc
Jan. s.Osc. The market opened strong with
prices to IL points higher and continued to ad-
vance during tho next half hour feverish d.
rland from thoroughly frightened shorts who had
looked for little change on the call But
the support was not feature Of early trading;
in fact the more timid longs cold eagerly for
pronts believing the market would later react
In the absence of general speculative support
Light receipts over the holiday season. very bull
ish visible supply figures for the week just end
ed. bullsh spot market reports from the South
more cheering advices from spinning centers and
light estimates for this weeks in sight were
the teasing influences OF the day Toward mid
day there was slight reaction under selling for
both accounts by room operators. but later the
entire list stiffened up significantly. The lin
sight figures of Superintendent King of the Cot
ton Exchange for the past week were several
thousand bales smaller than predicted and the
increase in the New York stock was barely
worthy of notice; Large sales of spot cotton
and trade whole was Inclined to the belief
that Liverpool will tomorrow come the full
TO 81. points higher due. Instead Of the expected
reaction near the close under profit taking the
market held at the top TO the last closing steady
and net II to II points higher. The South and
Europe bought here from time 10 time during
the day. Wall street trading not a factor
New Orleans. La, March 5i.-Cotton iirm; sales
%; 100: ordinary 7sc; good ordinary 7&c low md
middling fair sssc: receipts $3.50: stock 2.5. sol
s.71Gs. nc: June s7sa8. &c: July seas SIC; Aug
.. I0Qs. 11c Sept. S. 213s PC; Oct SglGS osc
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
Cash Grnin, Flour. Etc.


WHEAT-Cash MarSct-Receipts $50 SKIS. and
IS cars local and cars through BY sample
No red al 1tl2c on Levee and delivered this
side at 7Ila5fGSc and TIC :. side: No. s red at
and 10: do. at 10itc: 40. Turkey quotaole
CoRN-Cash Market-Recsipts ~ cars local and
Is cars through. BY sample. delivered-No at
side. No at sc this side No /. yellow al
60isc and No. yellow at 5gi-c this side No 3
white at sSisc e. side, No. white at 62i.c this
side yellow at 62ic.
10 cars through. BY sample delivered-No a,
s2is643Lc this and 4sc z. side No , at 42lhc
this side: No. at Ftac E. SIC this side: No 2
Northern at 4Sd4Si,c this side; No. 2 white at
x3isc E. side No white at icG io:.c for poor
% fancy E. i5g49sc this side.
RYE-No. at SEC.
BARLEY-values at 56Isc to Sc
Is FLAXSEED-No offering: nominal.
trk.: Patents sssla3.sO; st-aishts at s.. Ma 55:
extra fancy S325IS.35: clear ". .91d3: low grade
soft winter In jute SKIS. Sss0s2 -; hard winter
straights 1892 for patents: spring wheat pat
ents S: sOq3. so In bulk: CSC higher In wood.
BRAN-At about SIC. At mill sdsOc Ships
RYE FJoUR-Jobbing at ss.15 in SKIS and So 20
in bbls.
GO c0RNMEAI5ffitr ETY., ae9! q o. b. $50: pearl
HAY-Receipts $50 tons local aai 60 tons
through shipped as tens. Prices E. trlS as fol-
No /. sl2GlS for No .. clover So Soai2, clover
RE this Side si2 ESais for choice and No sra
sn4l2 for No. 2; low grades Si0I10.=e Alfalfa
LEAD. AND sPEI! !TER-speltcr at a29 bid
HIGHw1NES-steady. basis &l.SO
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01

gs s,andsrd backs at s;s Psss sHssr at on orders
raRssG ntfs .so lo meat a, o
at l0l.c; bellies at lealose as IN a,esase: ,ase:
plates at sac: Fat backs az ylie: standard backs
"a fast "" bacon % at iOse for heavy IIsc for fancy
small; hams at l0ifc to lie; California at TAO
Sc: New York shoulders sasAc.
Country Lsrd-Choice SnSc.
Country Bacon-Sidss At &c.
Tailow-Steady; prime country No. ! at SIC:
No. at 5l4a5l.c; cake at 6Ssc Packers choice
Oleu Steu-ire-Quote at 10c.
Grease-Small irregular lots country: Brown at
Sac: yellow at 4sc; white At 4isc. Packers
at &c. - ''N'e' 'e"'" A' ''s''''>' ""''7
Frog LeGs-Large at $50: medium 81: small
sheep at saslsc: thin ewes and bucks 2a2Hc;
lambs tsGbiac. Spring lambs at s2.50 TO $3.50.
Neals.bght receipts; steady. Quote: Choice fat
at 5iFhec per h.; fair at 4isa5c heretics rough.
Beef-on orders: Ebld.-PIate at SO: Fulton
PER H.; iasides i5ais,se; knackies is5safse: out
L!ys Psul'EyaHens yo and mixed chickens ss,sc
Geese 4i+G5c. Guinsas n.so doz. Pigeons
Dressed Poultry-Scalded and undrawn. with
ROSTERS &C Turkeys-Choice at 12iaalsc Ducks
lie: All poor stock. Including sweating. thin,
scrawny. etc. nominal. Geese 5aSc.
Roasting Pigs-1n demand at sl.5oILI5 per
Fresh Fish-steady. Quote: sunhsh at &c;
crappie at &c for small to Sc for large; bass %
for large, lie for under-sized: white bass &c;
dressed cat SC: spoonbi cat &c: dressed bull.
white perch &c.
GaE,e-Jack snipe sl5o per doz.: sandpipers.
pucks.Mailard $3.50: blue-wing teal s.S:
mixed N.25: canva.backs IS: redheads $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


n
dull decined
ymode
the foreign
fwheat the
Eg side , ,. n, , , -
closes
of
GA sole iI
but good dsurTto of top
Trading hcalcu
tons coseiwe ak.
stead between apercen
Spotco cottonw quiet dunhan in local marke
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
Treasury Statement.
Washington March 31.-Available cash hal
ances si77s 800: gold s9S. gl1. 21a.
ha

New York March 3l.-Close-afoney on call
81 prime mercantile paper isas per esnt Sasres er, a,
ling exchange strong: with actual bushes. in
commercial bills si.sl& al s5ss: Mexican can dollar dollars
active: railroad bonds firm. III
New feEk q s.. March M Sl.-Exchanses slls5o1 4ss:
Boston. March a1.-Exchanges s1s s9s ss5: bal
Baitimore Nd. March ?l.-rearIngs ss,n2. 74s:
balances ss27. fsg; Money per cent.
I IshsaslDaa =, "a MnFsh Money G
the saanaes Gsas So sSr
Chicago. March s1.--clearings s25sa1s5: bal
ances s2037. asa: posted exchange a.ss: so DAYS
81 Ssls on demand: New York exchange 1Oc pre-
cincinnati. O.. March sl...Money 4G6 per cent
New York exchange loGl2lac discount. Clear
New York. March sl,,Gofree-Spot Rio quiet:
ma market opened STEADY with prices UNCHANGED
ian cables were quite as looked for and domestic
failed to p1e o Hr n S bulls Or
though at most business was very tame The
po5s Ssed % s vsp rs nS. TO FIVE
saltng May at 40; July ab Ss's; Sept 5sc Oct
New York. March sl.-sugar.Raw firm: feir re-
aning ase sentItfSgai IS test ssG; mo inclasses sus
4soc; sranulated 4sqc. Molasses steady; New
orleans 344Ii1c.
New Orleans, La March 3l.-Sugar strong;
open kettle 2lt6S Lie: open kettle centrifugal
S13t-c centrifugal yellow Sis935.c; seconds 2IaGS
l-l6c. Molasses steady: centrifugal SfiiSc
Butter and Cheese.
New York. March l.-Buiter-Recepts s44
ysta,e) 22a2sc: creamery, held elg2sisc: factory
large. full cream. fall make coIcred lsal24c:
12hc; fancy small State. full! cream. early make
colored. I3I13Lc; fancy small State, full cream
early make. white l5G13i.c.
Chicago, March S1.-Sutter steady: cseareries
20Q26Izc; dairies 2eli25c Cheese firm at fsfrl3r
Philadelphia March si.-Butter firm: eyt-a
Western creamery Zsi.c; do. nearby p-ipts me
Cheese firm; New York full creams fancy small
l2c; do. fair to choice 1Gl23!c
El4fn Duttcr Market.
EIg.l H. March 31.-The butter market CON-
tinues firm at &c; the offerings 2.7so lbs sold
at that price. Sales OF the week were coo coo lbs
Dried Fruits.
New York March -31.-Evaporated apples failed
to show new feature but continued 10 manifest
an easy feeling Prices unchanged at the moment
The movement was slow on all grades Stata-
Common TO good 1lfss&c; prime gG9Ec; choice s,s
generally quiet and unchanged. Prunes were
steady on small tcbbing sales. Aprfcots and
peaches fairly firm, with moderate tobbine trade
fruEes 3IsG7c. Apricots 19d14c; Moor Park lIN
ql:isc. Pcaches-Peeied 1i3i4Ec; unpeeled 3floc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

,fI. New York Ms1sh
sd shade wis sSw
winter patents s3.soal is; winter straists Is -
Sskers Rye oSr s fair to soes
SSsoGs %: choice to- fancy IS .5ea3. 10. Cornmeal
Hss srss ss'ag Dull Ne seinS wss'ss. sss si
York Wheat,Rece.pts lS.s9: exports 2ls Sis:
i.eod Fa g. SIS Ofsean M Ed
T.. o. b. aioat: No. hard Manitoba s25Sc T. O. b.
opn ss hea en the ed eGs wsH ay a
hammered down by the bear element and weak
ton From this il ateT raiaa on slse "sSr
supply decrease and returning strength in corn.
closed !iasc: July I: 7-iSas7sc closed s7Ec: SEPT.
.csG..'sT ,Ss closed Hsc Corn-Receipts il.ooo:
and s7sse { Q. b: anoat. An opening advance in
corn based on covering was quckly followed by
market rallied on influential support at Chicago.
and and slosed s Arm at se net advance: May e5sc,
eosed ss s.0sse c espsris Sept
81; 81 , spot easy: No SC No, lslsc: No. whit.
t7stss trk white tsasss options quiet es'sGa sus
s. generally nsi STEADY t,a Beef frmer family si2sea
S dty na msas ssS c pnefss mest. 81
F ndsas Pisksd .a, sslss s sSee gissa shoulders
sIe.s5: south America iiess compaund s7aSsse ssS.
.is2as !s"! RaaW is ssady shsr clear Is pes
o firm Rte sessv 1sEs fe ssssS
NC SsaEs sHs March NJ s,cass ash -four easy Wheat
aranss: 9. y; white aa.sc: e; white ssaS
choice mating 6sas;cs ffa.seed"No -fn nes3 s.
No; Northwestern 81. n Provisions-Me.s pork
.hsr 9Ss Side. ard odss ss5 ,se ss S4
salted shoulders fbxd) s7.37isa7.5 so: short clear
sides t6Td9 s9.c09s.3o. Whisky, basis of high
= Kangss aa city; March sl.-,cese: whe,s-May
No. s7sc: No. . red 77a71lac: No. J 75a7sc
sec: No 3 white s4i,c: No. 3 G3c oats-No.
white whit .. xs.e Rye-No 2 sc Mag-choce tim
Wheat Il. 200: corn III. 800 oats $500 Shipments
Wheat Sc. 400: corn 13s0o: oats 1900.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 3l.-Ciose: wheat-May
6ssc: July tic. Flou--Fi.st patents s3. 75G3. S.:
second clears s2.l5de-e5 Bran in bulk sl2.5oG
Milwaukee Wis March 3l.-wheat weak; No.
! NorfEsrn 7ei.c: No; Northern I0haG7ac: May
steady; No. 9 s5G6sc sample soG6si.c. Corn-1iay
6)lsc.
Toledo. o. March 3i.-wheat dull. firm: cash
.m,tSe: May &c; July &c; Corn dull: strong: May
S5i.e. Clover seed weak, lower: March s5.d5:
April s.; October IS 5.G2is
Peoria. March SI.-Corn firm: No. 52c. Oats
quiet; No. 3 white i2Ac. billed through. Whisky
, Duluth March sl.-C1ose: Whea,-Cash No. 1
hard &c: No. Northern Csc; No Northern
'9,sc; May iOasc: July Iiikc. Oats ioc- Corn 5sl.c
The visible.
New York. March 3i.-The visible supply Of
grain Saturday. March % as compiled by the
Wheat 1856. 900 bu.. decrease 5000; ,,orn S.
80. Geo bu decrease $4,000: oats 1900 ou.. de-
crease 5000: rye 20es0G1 bu.. irrreass 29 011;
barley 1,575,c1o bu decrease 1Aeo
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-01
GRANITE MOUNTAIN
KEEPS ITS PROMISES
q Per Cent Dividend Checks
Now Being Issued.
ANOTHER Dividend IN NAY,
This Company Has Kep.
Faith with It's Sharehold-
ers and the Public, and
Has Proved to be a Reliable
Investment. You Can Still
Get In at 10 Cents.

rms splendfdly managed and dividend
earning corporation, conservatiyely can
tIanzed nxaE at $4,000; owning an immense
Busher flowing 10000 barrels Of oil in
twenty-four, hours. begins to-day the issue
OF checks to pay every shareholder, no
matter how large or how small, Ger cent
dividend for March.
To add to the satisfaction of drawing
tn1s dividend our shareholders have the
adoed pleasure and assurance of knowing
tina that the company is already prepared to
pay another dividend May L
Yen cannot doubt the genuineness or
Granite Mountain SHARES as an invest
ment when you stop and reflect that this
company has never imposed upon the pub
lie by selling shares at 4 high and fcti-
tious price, but has maintained a fair and
just price Of 10 cents shace-no more
70, COO ~ 'eS' whether you ous % anares or
This is pure Justice toward the small
investor. and such fair trea sment has won
Tor US the confidence of the entire invest
ing public.
Every promise we have made has been
fulfilled and We point with pride to the
fact that during a period OF four months
advertising We have never misrepresented
or exaggerated single fact about QUE
organization.
To our readers we earnestly say, that
these shares are now the best obtainable
investment in the world, for every feature
OF speculative risk is eliminated and
money invested begins to earn dividends
at once.
f1efe Is the pest place to invest trust
funds, estate monies, inheritances of both
men and women. guardfans' and eYecu-
tors funds and the savings Of persons Of
large and small means who 6eNre abso-
lutte safety combined with high interest,"
earning power.
We speak with assurance In giving you
the advice to invest now at 10 cents q
share, while that low price prevails.
We have made preparations to call a
directors meeting to consider an ad-
vance in price. and this you will agree
is justified by the payment Of per Cent
dividend to-day and another dividend
May 1st
If you really want to place your money
where 1t will be SO safe that you can
sleep at night in peace and where its
earning power is eight times as great as
bank interest then Investigate the Gram
tie Mountain.
We will oe pleased to furnish you full
Information, whether you decide to invest
or not. absolutely free
We invite your correspondence and We
will reply to your letters promptly, send
prospectus and much interesting informa-
ton
Write to-day. An investment in this
company may mark the turning point In
your financial career.
Address our fiscal agent. Granite Invegt-
ment and Loan Co. suite z1s-NS Granite
Block, Fourth and Market sts-. st. Louis.
Phones: Bell Main 1116A: Kinloch c ziD8.