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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
CONTRADICTORY FOREIGN ADVICES
TEND TO STEADY WHEAT MARKET
Corn Under Selling Pressure, but
the Decline Is Mod
crate.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago, Dec 6.-Contrad;ctory advtces
regarding alleged damage 10 the Argentine
crop caused 4 wilip-saw market in wheat
here to-day. At the close, weak under
tone prevailed. May being Off '4c- Corn Is
down 1ac- Oats show loss OF 1l4ssc, and
provisions 5c to Doc.
A practical denial OF yesterdays ssnsa-
crop in Argentina crused an easy open
ing in wheat here. May WAS on 1,c to sc.
at s1.1s to 81 fs4. Those who doubted the
authenticity OF yesterdays damage re-
ports received much encouragement from
market at liverpool. where prices were
barely steady. notwithstanding the c-cent
advance here the previous day
On the initial break shorts covered
quito freely. and there was fair buying By
the principal bull interests AS & result.
May. advanced to s. -Lra- Persistent SELL
Ing by pit traders. however. SOON caused
another reaction. which carried May down
10 a-12G. Toward the middle of the ses-
sion sentiment became decidedly bul,ish
and tho market advanced sharply, May
selling up to fila
One cause of tho rally was partial
confirmation by well-Movn British crop
statistician of the damage reports from
Argentina Another factor partly respon-
5ib!o for the upturn was material de-
crease IN the worlds available stocks-a
decrease of 262i.0G0 bu-, compared with an
Increase OF $4,000 bu the corresponding
time year ago.
Small primary receipts also gave ad-
ditional impetus to the advance in prices.
Late In the day the market became weak
on liberal profit-takinS. Final quotations
on May were SLIPS. Clearances OF wheat
and flour were equal to 40i COO bu Prt-
mary receipts were T300O bu.. compared
with -29c00 bu. year ago. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
Its cars, against sis cars last week and
7sS year ago.
CORN.
The corn market was under considerable
selling pressure throughout the entire day.
Liquidation at times was quite urgent, but
covering by shorts held tho market fair
primary receipts and the improved quality
Of local arrivals were the principal bear
factors. May opened a shade to N0Ac
lower at 44c to 447sc sold of to 44ssc
and closed at 441sa4ftc.
Local receipts were s36 cars, with Is Of
contract grade
OATS
Liquidation Of the Dec. delivery by COM
mission houses was feature Of to-day's
trading in oats. The market was inclined
to follow the action of corn. May opened
unchanged to a shade lower at s0stc to
3eAT53sc, sold down to 3O1zc and closed
at the low point Local receipts were
RANGE OF FUTURES
Ty~|,Se,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ssTs Del ss 5GG:hssss:s 55s ssas.s @ IN
bsewh.ss asr .asy: sr per G ico hSs isa aasss haSs
- cornnssI .Eresular: yellow Western 81 ::
nenina Eii.S sisads kiinesa Wssatssespl, l2 B:
No. No. o1s fs s:saSx NO red ,ae neniHoi IN sisyas9s
sEn Duiuth 81 81 " o. b. % afoat: No. fqnn; harS
Msnitoba sIspns sl;Ss . b; aaoss- 9gesins trias
pointing Lyerpool cables and deniai, or the
Argentine rust damage, Rallied aKsin by good
worlds stocks the market finally gave s-s way J.;
nnasr 1Hsr essT ay pTessuTs and ceesd isSfe net
closed 81 ISL. C2rn-Receipts 81 10: exports
a SPOT b easf sas No. No nstsh 4sio~ els..o I NG and
osy Gass under 2P9n bes aIss 4se ANN
snd favo;a6i. Ws.sher soagisons. !sE eios!ns aa s
E Rss "a 5a Sis:d sISssd Js .s iss
Ss,se: @ natural s wi white seGss lbs ssasIo; cipped
Coal norninal Bee, Arm Cut meats ouiet: tisi
ld Rssd au hsss .enea aax I Rsal's Pslf a.aaE sa'
dull. Cotton-sesd @ Of barely steady; prime yei-
.ssss s sRslsssi 5Hsss5, E.. Dss as. a5
Mis 10 ?ts Masri iik Nav Ss
dni: ddiiHs M 5 s.e Rye .anpI. 5 ssss. SS Ss s aFy
No. Noftnern yll4t&; NO. DO. S1.0sL, on trf. /:
No. Northern I-1fa; No. do. sl.oSS.; Dec.
sl;if.; May a.1sh. Oats, to arrive. fsi,c: on
Minneapolis. .Linn.., Dec. s-wheat-D>c.
hard S1.15is: No. 1 Northern s. a; No. 40.
::S;sess-s0: first clears s.SesG Bran. 'i bulk III;
Chicago. Dec. s-cash quotations w.re an fol-
lows: Flour trIn. Wheat-Nc. spring q 100
LIS; dds3lN Ne slssas is: No ss,o.. fsd iasslM
ssaic; No 2 white siIsfS,c: no ) white 81
&c. Rye-No. 74c. Barley-Good feeding asc;
fair to choice mating 42T5lc. Seed-Prims tim.
othy go: clover contract grade) sl2.5O. Pro
per 100 Ibs. se.ss; short ribs sides IooseS ss sT1
Whs.fv Ws Sas,s sas o, eIsaE sides ODD 'ssH
Dec. s: IS: Feb ss.osh: March ss9s,s. AisiEe@ as.4
Prime IS. Timothy-Prine sl.so
:. Kansas City. Dec 6-Wheat steady: Dec
hard 81 .ess1.os: No. 3 n.o46i.oss: No sScs5
g .ce: No. = red sl.ga1.oe: No. 81. .esFi %
m,Isd 52Eetshe: No IfEeise: No. : white
No. mixed 2Gsohc. Hay steady; choice tim
othy sy69-t choice prairie T1Tl15. rive
steady at .oc. Receipts-Wheat "a O0o: corn S.
soo; oats sooo; Shipments-Wheat 6. 400: corn
Gverpeol. Dec. Spot cotton nominal tu-
e. sd. Spot corn frrn: American mixed Is
1ed: futures quiet; Jan. As 4,d: March Is sd
Peoria. Dec. S-Corn steady; No. yellow
l2T43c; No. &C; No. { &c: no-grade t1j.c
white ssii6esc. w.
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Chicago. Dec, e-Cattle-Receipts s.cIe IN
clud!ns lido Western: market steady: god 70
prime steers Ss9I.S; poor to medium s. l5G5 %:
stockers and feeiers Se2ssf.15: COWS 81 5Gs:
heifers $d5i Gamers I.35Ge. 20; bulls $a63ss.
calves a514l; Western steers $395- Rogs-
Receipts 1900: tomorrow S 00: marker e
lower; mixed and butchers A.35S<esT: rood to
choice heavy =. sG4see;; rough heavy $3.50
Sheep-Receipts H.oeo: sheep steady: iamh:
strong; good to choice wethers 81 t,lf5 ,5. Sair
to choice uiixec a@fAss: Western sheen So
s.; native lambs A5016.:s: Western lambs sI q
New York Dec. s..;Beeves-Receipts 81: no
trading: feeling steady. Cables quoted live
cattle .teady and refriserator beef higher
tle, Lsss sheep and $500 Quarters Of beef.
vs. Mssterns SLOW and barely steady: veais sold at
ilRx. 80 fed esddyes iaSa wss,srns O.
l,mhe-Sheeo steady; lambs 10ai5c hieher
quality conndered: sheep sold az "a :S1J' =:
cu1ls g. %: yeariings S. 50: lambs S9s. n rIiI
8: dressed mutton dull: S7d4: extra muffo,
$40: dressed lambs steady: Sfslec Ho1r@Re1
cefpts 500: Zone on sale: feeling rominsiiy,
Kansas City. No., Dec s.-Catt,s-Reee,nt,
Il. so. including 100 Southerns: market hcst
steady to 10c lower; others strong: top for bcst
steers f5.Se; choice export and dressed bs,f
steers 69S.E: fair to good 0se(fS: Wesfern
fed steers $S-5o96.5o; stockers and feeierS Il n
9ly; Southern steers E.18zss: soufhsFn cow
&E2S:1S S,,: H:f1.s % . Ms.as; asssxs hsifs.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Cotton Quotations.

New York Dec. s-Spot Cotton closed quiet:
Gulf 925c; sales none, Futures very steady,
Dec; L5oc: Jan. 1850; Feb. Ice: March 71jc::
Aug. 7.S0c. S'
New Orleans, Dec s.-coeon-Futures steady:
1sie; March 7.soa7 sic; April 1851. ssc: May
7.4G7. %: June g7.Sac; July 1891. SIC. Spot
Else: low middlfng 1-Isc: rniddiing TIC; good
middling n.16c; middiing fair s-1ec. Re-
LIVERPOOL Dec. 6.-Cotton-Spot in light de-
mand: prices points lower: American middling
fair 4<sd: GOOD middlina lid: mIddIlng & I'D
low middlinR Ao5d. GOOD ordinary 9.sld: ordi-
nary AID. The sales OF the day were 1000
bales, OF which Loo were for speculation and
export. and included $500 American Receipts
1900 bales including II. 90 American. Futures
opened barely STEADY and closed steady; Amer
tcan midGlinE 3. o. C: Dec. 4.12d: Dec-Jan
412d: Jan.-Eeb. 41sd: Feb. March 422d: Marrh-
June-July 4.ssd: Juiy-AuE. 4sSd: Aug.-sept
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

ceipts Is 900: weak to 1ec higher: top a %: buK
esf sales s450gtsS, hsavy q so9asS; psckers
Receipts 1900: market strong TO I0c higher: tou
lambs s6: native lambs a seG6. native weth.rs
a25d5: natt-e ewes HQ450: western ia.ub.
81 50fs4so: Western yearlings aIieo; wesrern
sheep S.5giD: stockcrs and feedsrs s. 5o9
i-15.
South 81. Joseph. Mo-. Dec s-CattIe-R.-
ceipts 3-+S1: market steady: active: natives s3 "a
rS.,5: cows and hsifs-s IL Is: stocker, and
feeders s. j0ff5. %. HOzS-Receipts l. Sl35 mar
ket opened 5zIi0c lower. closed. with l5ss n.
gained: light "a. 9Gfi.50. medium and heavy sf1
GIi-55 Sheep-Receipts LEO; market siTorr.
lambs s.; wethers $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
DISLIKE. THE METHOD OF
ISSUING COTTON REPORTS
Has Been Unsettled Because OF
Bureaus New Customs.

Charleston. s. c., Dec. 6-The Charles
ton Cotton Exchange to-day adopted the
following resolutions. and sent q copy to
the Chief Statistician for Manufacturers
Of the Census Bureau:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
exchange that the methods adopted this
year by the Census Bureau in issuing the
report Of cotton ginned in installments,
instead OF in sum total, as done by said
bureau In previous years, has been a seri-
Gus desriment to the cotton season, unset
Ting the market values Of the spot cotton
and creating erroneous Impressions as to
the fnal outcome OF the cotton ginned.
And, 1t Is further
Resolved, That the Chief Statistidan Of
tho Census Bureau be respectfully asked
and requested to issue all future reports
OF the cotton gfnned IN q monthly form
In Its entirety, as WIS his manner Of do.
ing the same in the previous season.
Signed THADDEUS STREET,
- Secretary Of Directors"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Supply Liberal-Beef Cattls
Stcady-Ho-y Close Lower.

NATIVE CATTLE-Reet Stsers-At the ore..
ing OF the market the steer demand was n
parent!y very weak buyers acted very insif.er-
entity. and were giving very mean BIDS IN
supply not betn. very extensive, caused selIs-l
TO rod Up very firmly. which finally had ~
effect Of producing full steady prices Hoz-
ever. It WIS the cause OF considerable z,c-yneu
as packers. through the man portion Of tts
day. tried very hard To cheaper their hotdirrr
As usual. no choice 10 prime beeves wers Il
cluiec. though Srrls 2n1f grades sold ac e. 4
and q rather decent class from q. I94ss m
ctudins several lots OF right good yea-Iinss a
Si-Tf{.Sh Common short fed stee-s sold fairiy
free from S.55Ssf. but those landing ia ~
tween A5|i.51 were few. tho receipts OF j;zt
fair frIi-steer5 being small
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
EEEF AND EuTCnEP sTEEEs
DLN3 dEI LIlVl
- -fIFe .-

I...1oos--- 4.S
Butcher Cattle-WhfIs tie rIpriy ~
butcher cattle was Of fairly large prooortIor,s
trade IN general developed consfderabie actiy-
ity. anc the uioveucent was rather brisk How
ever there was no advance scored On sny
goot to prime cows. and the better xrlfe5 o.
heiferS III. fact that ths local demand was
rs-snfo-ced By q rood order trade was re7sofl-
A small selection q good 90 cAoioe hei.c-1
sold from s. 25Gi-S, and considerable num-
ger o. mesf.rrn to pretty god GRADES AZ e .5eg3
j. Cnoise 10 prime COWS sod ~ 3 Esfi3 g.
and quite few good cnes trurn g 1513fb tbs
5ulk OF the medium COWS selling from 81 800
2-!o, while most Of the canue-S an6 eJrftc.s
sold from 3 .ioGe35.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
FIaxseed Quotations.
REpTTRI.Ic SPECIAL.

Chicaso Ill, Doc. 6.-F1axsesd was OF af2c
IN sympathy with decline In the Northwest
Ono car Of No. Northweetefn sold at 81. .22I4;
bu. Dec sold ai N.h Nay was N.s seIlses.
Receipts wGre 19 cars: - carp at Mtnncapolis
and ID cars at Duluth.
Dried Fruits,
New York, Dec S-Ths market for evan
GRATED applss is quiet There Is rnoderafs
johbtng des.and for tho higher grades. but
are quoted at sts24c,. prime 44Gi,sc. choice at
5651sc; fancy at effSisc- Pruncs show consid-
erabie frnneee, particularly for the larger sizes
which are IN demand and sparingiy offered fos.
The tine being. Quotations range from adec-
tioo- Demand is not particularly pressing. but
there 10 comparatively little fruit Offering.
Chofce are held af 10c, extra choace at l0IszfIfc
and nnoy q nsf015c Peaches also are nrm:
ss3ss &c. e Ssssss 2 8 ~ isxs0i e1sn ehoies q
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were weak as a result of
liberal receipts Of hogs at the yards.
There was fair active trade with cnn-
siderable pressure OF offerings. At the
close May pork was Off 11i.Goc at S1aS
gl2$ Ribs were eII14c lower at s. 721f.
Lard WAS of &c at $40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat n cars; corn 2se; oats 90: hogs 49,
900 head
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Cotton Exports.
REPuHIIC SPECIAL

Galveston, Tex, Dec 6-Durine the month Of
Novemher The exports Of cotton from Galveston
were 1H. .l8 bales, Of an exportable yaIue AZ
SIS, ~. .6i. compared with SIR bales, Of an
expo.tabie value q EaHs.Sa for the same
AMOUNTED 70 BSoe2 bu, Of an eIportabie vaIIe
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
'''M0NEY FOR TNE ASKING. y

K you need money for the holidays we will
your furniture. piano or househoid Eoods Of any
Seseraption Without tho knowledEe Of your
AK us. q We are only TOO ven pleased to
ascoHInodats you. II you cannot cah writ. q
Main :ssM and we viii send our special agent
to you Don't forEet the place. New York
building, Ninth and Olive. opposite Post Or
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Fire e Reck I.la.d, IlI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Rock Island, m. Dec. Sire partially
Destroyed the harness shop at tho Roci,
Island ArDenal and ruined the machinery
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
st. Louis Cotton Market.
{ market easy NJ &c Iover ouo,.,

Galveston-STot market quiet; mtedlin~ nc
ding Tic 1i'o
Memphi. Spot market irregular; nIadl,p 2
not quoted As
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. q 3E bales
New Orleans. g. 4T balea
Mobile, 2I2 bales
Savannah, II. .92l bales
Charleston. 773 bales
Houston, 0,H4 bales
Memphis, S.6s bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
three days. 12s.s24 bales. asainst I2s. 40 baies
g g Week ago and nSI5 bales in 1908. Exports.
1.oI7.0A bales. against s7o S3i bales a wear aSo
Total RECEIPTS 4.n'.ss5 bales. as Compared
st. Louis warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
MONEY TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL and get our rata
LONG Tine and SMALL PkYMENTs. With
KEBATE when paid before due. 30 you only
Fay for noch time ~ you nave had loan. We
give Pass BOOK. where all paymentl arc en-
6Ied we Do not require oaymants whils eICK
i,T papers can IL
signed At house and you can set money same
on any loan or claim against goods and gty:
i1s n1s more mensy; II you eanno, sail. TR1T1
70 sxplain our sYsTEM TELHPHOND KIM
LoCH B 81. or BELL MAIN 213S
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.,
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive st. Entrfnce 81 Olive q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

SOUTHERN CATTTRrhs few HputAu
@ Tssas al s s6e bsasns q sea sa@ss assads s s.c
"a fair supply Of COWS we're included nea
wsEs Included. yaiuss likewise we're steady.
a+i;s5ii Nth ,iSs sEo.nd go head % % oG =.
&c higher than the precedins sevea
Ions ,s. q f.E E0fd s'.Ss sslyss !, SIS gsns from o -
included. al q which veT. 90 ihs somna
order. Sales ranged fully steady.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS
Cows and hsifsrs:
's O.. e.. e.. s.:s :S D. '''-- s@ 49, sss-. II
T. Il s iss iss s. s.: S: s5s s ss L: ::ss g.: 4. e
HELPERS.
g.: g.: Mss g.: Is 81 S'. ss' a. '''' /.
CALVES.
IA. lilo ~ s!s.ii.s 81. scc .na
is..........io:Ss S.: Is. s.jS 5s.:: Ss... 70
Arkansas and Tennessee cattle: 5
o.. So. a.5s g.. 80. 1.@
s.-- 6S3--- a.35
s m rs ~ MMnp. sA as r. n,..s
H.. sci-.. 1.s0
i...Icso... 80 7..n5a-7.. A.. ss:-.- lis
D.. 49,. as -. se... LIS
SHEEP-A good moderate Supply Of sheen
rivals insiuded several lots Of real gooi lambs
s1SS % Il t. .aoa sss a.:ss rs ess
chanxei. Buyers seemed to b very sn1ieug
me poorer srades soId . ii,tls siow. With prices
shslsnasb.l ihsas besssb lhsn saos la's ,, wssl
sEzayed: .he rsoelpts siaouadns 2 :so.a fssi
assd s,y wsih sth ,s.s, sssS scSa y
kets were also literally. supplied.
s ss as sss @ vSss . s su au ssa
were Were on , lover basis & The he sssds IN general
% dse ors nj 0~ seoa sn demand ss:eai.a ea from
hoss and above = that ats slted lie thea them fo1nd more
ective trade than the oiainsr kindA Packers
The very best pirs and Tsht, sold Welt
xefe es nsTS sa and
full decline Buyers want only solid eorn-fd
for: and ali others are neglected
The trade was rather quiet. with prices q
Good butcher and heavy hoss sold a. M4Fs
al 90: fair to good medium weight, and packsn
81 4afr4 80: lights above $50 lbs. average "a. 70
81 Is: lights under 150 lbs. average s5.5Df{1i
pigs under 100 lbs. S3.5Dffi.06. and roughs and
cuIls a. S3 J0It. Tho bulk Of the hogs weigh
Ing 150 or more sold at 81 .s5s4. .f7iS. against
81 ln5I4 80 Monday.
3IULESThe mule market Is In an extremely
bad condition The decrease In the Southern de-
rna1d and corresponding.y among local dealers
and the large supplies which are on hand hayo
caused q condition OF depression worse than has
been experienced at any time this year- Tns
dealers have heavy supplies hand aid are
selling comparatively Few. and are consequently
not wanting To buy any. As a result comnhe-
sion supplies are excessive and hardly anything
IS moving. The receipts, which a week or two
igo would not have been unusual. are eS-
res-ive. The worst feature Of the market -
that the offerings are not moving. salesmen 4
heye sold few since the beginning Of the week.
and $50 head were on the commission MARKET
Tuesday morning. II Is generally estimated that
the decline VIII be s5a7.5o per head when tlo
basis OF trade Is established As most OF the
offerings are medium mules. The situation Is
thus made wo.se.
Mule quotations.
q hands WI -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
MRS. ANNIE NEWIANp

Private llesnssd home for ladies' before ana
during cnndnsmenfs eidDt and most reliable
5nettthtion In the 0tztss sstAblishcd over forty
ndoptsd; trf1gnfaR1fils an1ca1EfnIy fysitsd; -
':ssss' sss HI 1sSs7ssssl Sss 1.e'e' = sFsssse san =
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
B.tter and Cheese.

/ New York. Dec e-Butter firm; Western fae-.
changed
CHICAGO. Dec. s--Butter firm: crcanerss 80
ssikc: dsiries led.ec. Cheese steady At 1f91oc.
Kansas City. No.. Dec. S-Butter-C CrcamesJs
21dzsc: dairy Tc.
Philadeinhia. Dec s-Bu.tcr frrn; good es-
mand. extra Western crearrerY- S.c. exuo
nsar-by prints o9c-~ Cheese frIat xooi demanol
u.t0uAss dos fair % snod 1o1fiA
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

HORSESThe horse market continues on 2
lower basis. which marked L at tns opening os
the week The demand from the South Is
lighter and less urgent. and general values on
Southern horses are Ss.:5e lower tnan "a. a.
week. but the trade is fairly active on this
level The cause OF the loss OF strength =
attributed to the decline in the cottoa market
the Southern horse and mule trade. Receipts
are ruling only moderate and IN this respect
are proyins, very fortunate, because a heavy
run at this time would be much more detrt-
mental 10 the market Nevertheless. they are
fully ample to supply the demand. The East>
e-n trade Is fairly good but values are Etslg
easier In linz with the general market
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
KWoNG. .YEP.& co.

VIII ooep December & TO sell all goods at n
sa0tAcs which were on exhibit at Worlds Fair
9Iuunds. Biackwood furniture. root figures,
dffed lchess teas. ETC.. eto. Office s13 Academy
eyo., b Louis, Nc. Take Suburban car. frst
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

New York stock Quotations.
Sew 1ork Deo a-FollowinE are the high
est. lowest and closing quotations for stocks on
the Stock Exchange to-day. with the amount Of
sales: ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07

Mule quotations.
"a hands, extreme
u hands. bulk Of
l4js hands. extreme
l4is hands, bulk Of
Is hands. extreme
u hands. bulk of 81
lSs hands. extreme
Is hands. bulk OK
le hands. e0frems
l6 hands. bulk Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
LOANS ON FURNITURE.

Rates and terms unheard Of Look:
S1.@ weekly pays 1880 loan.
s.. 20 weekly pays 900 loan
800 weekly pays 5000 loan.
i5c weekly pays 80 90 loan.
Paymsnts may be made weekly. senfrnonthly
OF monthly. II IN 10 your interest to consult u6
An business private and aboveboard. See u
CHEMICAL FINANCED CO.,
o1 Chemical bldg. Eighth and Olive str.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
KNIGHTS OF ooLUs1BUs.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
m ARoUETTH COUNCIL NO. eos.
ia Knights e C9lumhu. nssts every so.
oud and fourth Tuesday IN the west hail On
fury building. Ninth and Olive s6fssfS vidf.
!ag Knights eoediallZ invited
FRANK q. CUNNINGHAM, Grand Knisht
F. P. Lso1afd. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
Loans at 3 Per Cent,

6O0ITS at o T0T O0JBIs
We make LOANS ON FyRNrfUR3 FL
AMOS ETC. without removal: NO PUB1IC1-
1 sss y. u, yOS Sefqs onss sstnt ifsR e;sxss
LONGER TINE: sMALIER PAYMENIH. We
TIRE. Ply st- your CoNVENfEScn Essrsi
DISCOUNTS, cy GSn and 1 b senyincsa; Write
CO., a63 and 3os Oriel building.
8outheast corner Sixth and Locust Entrance
f16 N Sixth, oppo11t0 BanSA
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF onD
EBLLOWA.
s>esarssN>sse~~S~eeN~as eN~as>eaaa~~aeaee@>
CT. LOUIS LODGE. NO. L o. O. r.,
CLOCK at odd Fellows building, southeast cor
ner Ninth and Olive streets. In hall No. /
tend. n NATHESON N O.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.


MRcHANTg EXCHANGE MUTUAL BE
Tsvolsnt Soe:esycs y Louis; s.v DeesSsr s hsa.p1
notified to call and pay. without further no
uce. N.1o within thirty days from Decernoer
A feN the same being assessment made upon
the death OF Philip Kaut. Last day for paying.
' 5. r. wHTMoRE Secretary.
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ROYAL ARCAxuM

Grand COUNCIL. MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcanum, Nos. 0e-3u Holland Building
A cordial welcome to visitors, friends, brethren
and members from abroad
b A. BARBOUR. q. R
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
YoN COUNCIL NO. q, JR. o. U. A. II,
- meets every Monday evening at Junior
o. q. A. u. Hall. No. asu South Seyeuth
street Visitors are welcome. 10 >
L. A. wEISNANTE1. C.
R Bo1- Secretary. No. 2sas Gasconads street
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ATTEND P5yf. Fnnkers dancing parties
eyegy Wsdnesday svsufng: best Snjoyment.
Son Cur beGtnnsfY dancing ciasss1 fri6aY
syeninE. Acadeuy. lSn choutsAa aye.
E1RBE Dancing -Acansmy. Uhr4Hs Cavs
Han. Washington and jefferson. parties Wed.
ues6ays qnc eeturdAr sysuinG. 4undaY aftsr.
noo1 an1 evening" Lessons Tuesday and Jfiday
par1teo Thrrpday and Saturday and 6unday
erezlnE1s le1Pons Monday eveuiug: al 40
= 704N- Prote4scr De Hcngy's sciasU' for Deeins
lgetk tAla week; academy. 39o6 Olfye 81: ffsert
1n 1ntted Hafes. no Saturday night or sunday
41ne1nG o. D1joon ccnnectedS thnse wishing "a
IA q 5o11oc4 1uhoo1. ezu nj o1ca, or saaad m
eon1eD1es En1Dch Dheus ~ bsinas.
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CURE any disease: pay after cured: con,ulta
fion free. DR.. Crowley. 1H3 N. Eighth.
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HEIFEES,
49, 80 S-1
COWS

Steers and hsifers:
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Cows and heiters:
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