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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
PAUlS WALL EY.
Special Correepoadence.

Special Correspondence.
Pauls Valley. l. T, Jan. We are
having fine weather for this seasoo OF
the year.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Burch returned
this week from their bridaI tour.
They will makes their home at white.
bead
Mrs G r Dorchester OF Marietta
has been visiting friends and relatives
hare FOR the past week
Tho Republican Club held a rouslng
meeting Monday night, at which time
81. nen members we're elected. J. Is.
Alexander was elected president for
'he ensuing year.
Cam Gait visited Ardmoro the first
Of the week.
W N. Freeman Is In Silver Gin.
Colo, this week.
James Walker sold his residence
this week TO Mr. Thompson Of Ar.
cher, Texas.
W W. Day sold two houses and lots
TO Mr.. Wells Of Wichita Falls.
Tho little daughter OF J. L. Brooks
Is reported very low with pneumonia
J 4. Brooks Of Lindsay Was a Wis.
ltor this week.
H. VI. Carr and Joseph Leatherman
mado a trip TO Ardmore this week.
Nat Parham, who has been work.
ing with a dry goods firm at Lindsay
this fall, has returned and accepted a
position with vanHooses & Rabb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Prominent officials of the santa Pc
inc.uting General Sup' Pe,ubona
Division sup'- Robbins AMI Comm,T
..al Ar.ut J. r Dillon. arrived in Arl-
uor- yesterday afternoon In special
car l. Is stated that the visit OF the
C-hcisls had 10 special significance at
,lched 70 g. The party has been max
ias regular tour Of inspection in the
Chicsasaw ua'lon. The we're veil
pleased With q nti;ions in ArdDOie.
q j. rememt cred that Purcell is no
l3uger a division point. the shops hay-
ing recently been moved 70 shaw
&c. The uev division. The officials
ere askef whether or not there vas
possibility n Ardmore being made
division 1..n, ~ the company. 4
men07- Of ne party said mat the
natter had lol been discussed, as yet
Commercial Agent Dillon said that
the movement Of cotton along the line
vas light al present
After spending several hours IN the
city they wy~5 rorth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
NEWPORT.



Se~po-t. ! T Jan The Nes-
po-t school opened Monday with rf;y
s.holz-s and ne- oaes have ben
coming in every day. Our people are
zeu pleased ~i,h the school
EVEN IS quie; and peaces 10
ir this vicinity. The farmers are be
ginning 70 Sharpen Up their turning
p.o~s. preparatory 10 another crop.
King & McCar;y have about close
- heir gin work for this seas5l.
Eleven hundred and ffty bales have
been pressed here
DT. J. o Rogers has put in a STOCK
q drugs BE- the building. recently o..
clpied b. 2. Jones & Co.
The Modern woodnen gave a supper
las; Wednesday evening 10 which
everybody had been invited. There
vas an abundance of good things 20
eel
Eugene Sexton and Mrs. May VIII.
liams were married here last Monday.
Rev. BARS and wife we're here Tues.
day from Lone Grove, visiting The
family Of Rev 5suls
CEcle George Evans g. building a
rev blacksmith shop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
ELK.
new daughter

Special Correspondence.
/ Elk, l. T., Jan. S.--Christmas Is over
and everyone enjoyed It immensely.
Young folks especially.
[ Our school opened Monday with "a
/ pupils Msis Juanita Deskins OF Spring.
er IL now assisting Miss Young with
the school She is also teaching q class
in elocutLon. The school will give
public entertainment on Washington
/ birthday
, Dr. and Mrs. Garrison and son. Wal
ter attended the Graham singing con.
ventlon Sunday.
/ Prof. Booth and son, Porter return.
ed to Leon Saturday. Prot. Booth has
Gne school at Leon and Porter will
assist him the remainder OF the term.
The social at Mrs. Cooper's Satur-
day evening was greatly enjoyed.
I Mrs. Sue DickersoR and Miss JAMIE
Z Young visited friends at Woodford
and Springer Christmas week
Elbert Morgan OF Monk visited
home folks Christmas.
william Kern and family OF Monk
visited relatives here during the holi'
days
Andrew ChAtman OF Springer was
an ELK visitor aSturday.
A crowd OF young people from hero
attended the singing convention at
Graham Sunday. They report good
time and nne dinner, They also tell
us we win have the next singing con-
vention-
Marvin Burrow of Graham ATTENDED
the ball Friday aisht
Mrs. l.. o. Majors invited quite
number Of friends to an excellent New
Years dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Brack Hendon OF Robertson were
among the gusstA
/ Mrs. F. p. Majors and little Miss
Clifford Hendon are visiting in Rob.
berson this week.
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ROBERTSON.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Robertson, J. r., Jan 9--we are
enjoying wintry weather. as It rained
last night and ls very cold today.
Rev, Hughes OF Royal preached here
yesterday afternoon.
Rov Jones preached Gt II O'Clock
Saturday,
A shooting affary occurred in a
questionable resort here Saturday
Night In which one man was shot In
he head. No arrests have been made,
as the party. who did the shooting, es-
capped.
C. y Winters and Miss Myrtia Far
ria were married here Sunday,
Mrs w. Mcdonald. who has been
very sick. IL reported as being somc
better,
A dance was given at the homo OF
Mrs. T>ee Cook Saturday night.
Prot Msckey opened school here
this morning.
Oscar ireland and Mas Maggie
Wilson OF this place were married at
Elmore yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
reAlDTO~.

Special Correspondenee
Healdton. l. T. Jan. Cold winds
are blowing in this section today.
The gin is still putting out some
little cotton and there Is still some n
the fields, yet 10 be picked.
Mr.. Morey and family have moved
to this section.
Ms. league and little ones are In
Texas on visit 20 relatives.
A. 8 Prlllam OF Ardnore was hers
last night.
Mr.. Womble is in Ardmore 20 NEE,
a relative, Mrs. Sample, who will vts-
Il here for few days
Lon Miller Of Ardmore Ia out here
on = hunting TIP this week
Our school ia still growing rapidly
and bids fair TO be quite q suecess.
Health Is now fairly good In this
section.
Some Of our people are on the move
Rev. Armstrong from The Cnoctav
Ration passed through yesterday.
The many blends OF Uncle Dave
Fraser were PANIED TO hear OF bis
death
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

The barn Of tenement house be
longing to Judge c. N. Campbell which
vas occupied Oy VIII Light was de-
stroyed BY FIRE yesterday morning
about four thirty O'Clock. The barn
was a small affair and the lose only
reached about s2S. There was no one
at home at the time of the fire. Mr.
and Mrs. Light being In Kansas. The
origin of The FIRE 10 unknown. but II
is thought that I, IL the work OF In.
cendaries,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

At a meeting OF the stock holders
Of the Chickasaw Lumber Company
held y@sterday afternoon. At the once
OF the company in this city, the fol.
lowing directors were elected TO d.
rect the business OF that COMPANY fce
the ensuing year. C. l. Byrne, W. c.
Baker. Joseph Weiss, J. A Bivens, and
? A. Frensley. A meeting will be held
soon BY the directors TO elect the
officers OF that company for the en-.
suing year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
Rain at Mill Greek
,ecial 10 The Ardmorelte.

Special 10 the Ardmorelte.
Nill Creek, l. T.. Jan. l0.-A cold
wave swept over this country last
night which soon turned TO rain. Tha
weather has turned much colder ana
appearance indicates a continuance OF
the storm. This is the first rain for
many weeks and Is welcomed with
delight by the tarmor. as they can
now commence pioving which hithet-
70 has been much hindered by the
d.y weather. !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
A,smere. Wednesday, JsnvsrJ -.
MORE THAN A HUNDRED CATS

ne Rev. J. 3. AurroS ~ h.5~a,
Who has be~a EritlHs q be.ier TO the
rresldenl about conditions ~ Lae In
s.an Territory, reuirtta ons hres.s,t
sfy OF the little boz Who rus1e1 70 a!s
mother with The ~ide-eyed tale thst
Zero we're more than a hundred cats
G-s On our back fence' Pressed from
uotni to point Tor particulars. be at
Ls<s st0a,ly maintained: Wen. any.
kOw. there were tzo-oDe cd cat ana
ASothsg one"
The golden rule has 10 place In ths
IRdiAn Territory says Mr. hurroS.
Be alleges thai ths fuIibloods ENvu
be-sn robbed Of almoet all their righ,s
IN tho lands of their Tribes ~ "lArn
sfAA1ts" aud OtheT gTafters. and pre-
diets that unless something 10 doIl
Tor their relief. they HOon will be with
out a foot Of land or a penny. In re
gard TO the manner In which the flll
hoods have been treated BY tie
whites In the allotment Of lands nf
Murrov Gays:
Many were TOO poor JO come tC
ths land ofices 70 ole on their lands
Hence. suffering tor food and clothing.
they became easy nctims 10 graftcrs
and spectators Sho. by paying a
small sum in cash anu Iomise ~ : Al.
To more brought them by CarlOl13
70 tho land ofices, especially at Tisho-
minEo. forced them to file on lands
and sign leases for i've years Tor al.
most nothing. Thousands Gid no.
know what they were signing and re-
ceived no copy OF the leases. II nas
Oecn an infamous business
There have been teus OF thousands
Of whites who nave perjured then.
selves by swearing that they are In
aians. he added.
II would seem that Mr. MurroW has
Sooome Intoxicated with his verbiage
and allowed himself to FHp into tho
dangers Of generalization. TO say
that tho golden rulo has no place in
tho Indian Territory 10 not only 60
utter an untruth but 20 give addition.
al currency to the gross mis-
statement which have gone abroad
through the North and East about the
white men here
II Is true that th0re are some ras
cals here, and that IN certain instancof
Indians have been oyer.reaChed by un
sCrupulous mon. But tho tact re-
mains that the Indian i8 10 Thoroughly
rnothered IN the red tape Of protec.
uon. both by law and b. arbitrary do
parlmcntal regulation. that tho mot
raYcn,ng land shark can do him littI3
sArIn. especially In Wow Of the fact
that the equity court always stands
ready ro undo has errors win the
wand OF rcscisslon
A. for uscaIs. thcr" uro fewer OF
them u the Indian Territory, IN pro-
portion 10 population, t'an anywhere
In Tho world Tho most unscrupulols
and agent that ever a"occd a yict,n
~ a shining angel compa cl with thc
hAn sharks that inf"rt Git the laroe
sties Of the states. Yet We hear 20
s,rident clamor that ',he golden rule
las no place there.
hr. hurow has liboled hts fellow.
nitizens In generalitee Hs ought u
D. ashamed 81 hims,li- o. South Meat
ester News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

rreSIdcnt Roosevelt Ano the con
tTnss Oi the United States are rapidly
coming 10 the point whore there IL 70
b. a radical blturcatlon in the path
thoy have heretofore trod together.
Tho president wants tarin revision
and railway regulation while the oth.
~ leaders Of his party desire neither
~ is but natural under such circum.
stances that clash should come soon.
"r or later Congress complains tina,
the president is trying 20 force lcEisla.
nJn instead II contentng himself
Ni.l the customary method ot suase
to-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
Monument for a Woman.

There is a move on foo, among the
Master hasODs Of Indian Territory &c
provide a monument fund for Ars,
Eliza Alberty. Cherokee widow ..
a Master Mason. II Is said this woman
has cared for and reared twenty one
orphan children. Judge Henry NJ. Fur
man OF Ardmore, one OF the mos;
prominent Aasons in the territory, in
an address recently eulosised this
woman By saying, brethren, while
we have been processing Masonry
this woman has been living Masonry.
Kansas City Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
WAN | { D u N \

Advertisement snde- his head ui.l
- rece4ve1 e. 4s rate os eve ~
ce1ts psr lie 30 Atve-ue1er:
-sce.Ts1 ,oT less tAAa fftser lsi
ceats SpscAI no1thly rates fur.
sbei o1 aprlcAu0n TIE botlee
nay co1-ain z1y matter o. Lost.
Founl -FUy Rea;. -Foy SAFE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Co.y-aeJ Republicans 1ay. -eas-
.l.sl % gh- pio' 20 seat Pezoo1y o.
g1tar-sr OF that stzte and viI D-r-
T.; Governor Adams 70 oceupy Tee
E.4t 70 vu-eh be -as elected. The cs-
cent - 3gJlcass o. the state nrch
prefer tae Demo.rst!- lnlaistratl5-
20 another term q Pes5oeyisz
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

4 Chicago -Ou-Aa killet her hls-
5ald and refuses 70 tsl shy This
Should be a re5lke % The ieiy curl
on. 4 woman should not - presssd
for The motive % eyery little domestic
Ilri.tur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Senator Jo6u r. NiubeI q Orez z3-
has been indicted f1I ooupilci;y ~ tl-
land frauds hat have cisErace1 ina
siate n ell ne V1siyc Een ubo hsv-
5rot'et ~ si-n lar frauds W Le E9s
eminent and o. tL..r re-pe-..,
states ser. punished a. they cese-se
the ie--a1 aosi. impress itself o. t1e
pu.lo ir s-r1 gay a. ~. 70 b '1--
..L-.-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

The B5a.- % Trace-of W'ic1I,s Fa.Is
has i-sl-4 q gsuph.e. setting i9-tI
t-- eoluer-e lud1st-ies au5 genera
advantages of the ,Jzz and SURROUND.
ilk county AL progressive towns
En5 sIch Literature salua5ls n s,'rau.
.aflrg xroz u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

james ! Corte;t ls 70 pay Hamlet
This !s enouZh 70 make the ghos;
of Hamlet JOIN the ghost Of his father
in rising from the grave and coming
back 10 earth % protest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Vim. J. Bryan wac introduced 70 a
AenphIs audience e few evenings ago
as ths next president Of the Un.'ed
States. and he took no steps TO die
pute the assertion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

The navy department ha< le, the
contract for Soue more torpedo Doat
destToyers and submarine boats II
tha, peace conference should tau
through. there's nothing lie having 4
good navy 10 fAu back ou
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Se. IO-s has experienced tae worst
blizzard u he seaIoon sad The descrip
Ion 81, o., .ezts one 20 believe tha,
soue fr.Io- from North Dakota has
sOb .ith the ue~s agsacy az the
metropolis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
selxiaae Business College.

Selyicge Business College began
this week with a number OF new pu
pills Among those who entered Non
day vas Mat Wolfe's son Of Davis
Mr.. Wolfe lie president Of the First
National bank at Davis and he select
ed the Salyidge Business collSge
N eiueate his 10y in because be re.
cards i; ,he best school in the country.
O,hor Young zen who entered Mon
day are Monroe Moore OF S;errett IL
Choctaw nation and James Gillian OF
Bervyn Tom Patten OF Henrietta
Texas. s. T Glowing Of Asdill. John
son Franklin. Mead and Miss Eliza
beth Yarbrough Of Kensly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Lewis Dol7an Of rishomingo has
become @ member OF the Law firm OF
Herbert and Cannon Dr.. DoIman Is
splendid attorney AnG will b. quite
an acquisition 10 t1s Ardmo e bar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

One Of the mysteries OF life Is how
a woman could bait a six.foot man and
then go upstairs and faint because
she thinks there is mouse in the
closet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Kahn serves clam billion. tomato
trllion, chicken bullion nai all 9th -
rot drinks that are enjoyed so muc1
by those who are a JUICE OF these
ihlng5 lO-a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Ladies'. call at Kahns parlor ana
get hot drinks They sro delicious
1912
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

FOR sALB-Tventy Ansora goats
$50. Address wm- f. Warren. BOZ
a b eFvYn. |. T. Jo-di-w2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

Biees buggies, carr,egs' AMI pha -
tons at Spragins & Co.'S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
Fos .1tT.

FOR RENT--iOo acres Of lane 10 c4!
uyatiOn. where Springer road cross.
- Csddo creek G. u Garter 20
FOR kES IA sOod Iourroor. house.
plenty 6i good ws.ey. chicken and
horse tot aad Large garden spo:,
Lear HargrOye College, see .. u.
Redhald ST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11
FOR SALE.

POR sAlE-A scholarship In either
the Tyler College OF Tyler Texas. or
the Capital City Business college OF
Guthrie. Oh Address Ardmoreita. ..
Ardmors, l. r. PIG
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WANTED.

WANTED cock s--'y Mrs R
~ RaItc. 4t
WASTED-Hsu 70 Learn saEJ-r trade
Prepare -cH lY- spring r-=h Po.
s.t.ols s-ars-to-f. Far weeks
.Jm5,---- B-a-i and tools pro
,.-et Can nearly earn expenses
before finishing Write tl- free
.sts.oz-e M0.e- Bar5e- College
f.- Wg-l T-1as ST.
VASTED-Roon and board IN pr..
ya,s family FOR man and wife A
dress X. care Ardmoreate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

y4alEte1 -se.y s'.srr1ou .e1ceyi
...sreay end sIatas Icfal-s
yres = pIbic&ti1. Nort- I" A'1
.LroL sLfeel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-11

- tae Lo1g Dis-z1ce Teieg1os.
Ard call lp ProIe y ., " yJl NaI,
tre 4 20 ulOreife
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
1 !. & i5 2.
COTTON MARKETS. &

s6s NEW, YORK. ian. 1s.--The cotton ,!ierket
was little more active. II nd q TIER opening
somewhat higher on covering ruled generally
easy. Tho mark ct opened steady n. an ad \
vance OF ATS points on covering and a. little
buying for scalpliig account tina was cncour-
nged ~ reports OF larger sro sales J, in ih b,
liverpool market aud rather steadier4 English
futures Than had been expect Cd But prices
could not hold. & The ia for tho buying was
Il not ofEn particularly good cha racter, and with
larger shorts still confident us To the prospects
for lower prices, the market turned easier be-
fore the end OF 6the first hour. reports
of d settlement OF the River strike caused
%aY}silght bulge ION covering but iii The early;
Afternoon private wires claiming that u Ger
This report was accompanied by selling orders
from Southern sources l1f by reports OF ms,
Tcleyscd interior spot offerings. Leading bear
interests seeing the smaller longs here liqul-
dating ri idcd tho market til vewst ca tch-i
Ing ston-oss orders. and May broke. 10 o 50. or
net loss OF 10 points, md decline OF about
IA points AS copa aired wi It'll the best prices of
Tho morning. ID There was increased covering
by scnpng shorts al the decline, nnd the
within a l1olnt or two OF the lowest. and net
decline Of Gao points, Itecei pts continue very
light, both at tho ports and interior points
With estimates for tu-lnorrpwt relocating no,
Immediate Improvement Official ndvices from
tho Hn,itheri, SPOT mark reported no ma tcrlal
uhanga{ with Gales small ut AL poiilt i
sales were estimated ut zoe. 600 bales, f&@
Il Rcceipts Of cotton at the ports % day Is, ~
bales against Is, $40 last week and RI 90 last
last week giund lss,ai5 last year sTo,day's re-
ceipts At Now Orleans were 10, eis lin les lgninlt
S,si3 last year, and tat Houston ,ees5 bales
against D10i last yGhr.S M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
SI N 4. II. y . -. =. ~. ~ II
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. J
,f3t,,r 3 = 5n 81 IAN IA q,

- gg.af w n ~ ri
H PORT OF $RICHMONio. JAN. Is, 1905.
IA ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, rchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED. a ~
Steamer Pocahontas. IA Graves! James Alvel
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and pas
gers, Virginia Sa rigati lon Cn. E5ss
b Steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk, $nerchan.
disc md passen gers, Old DoHlnlon ln0.
PoRT5 or WEST POI NT. U J AN. B IS. 1906
;g n ARRIVEn III 95s.s
a 5Dnntllle, Short, Baltimore. passengers and
general cal 30. N =. u Y, 5
4 Danyillc, Short Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. III i2y 81 2st3ss
355Ss PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. 10, 1905.
a t ". "a, tARRIyED. F&5 d, lss i5
Steamer Brncondale. philadelphia. .f;s ys3s3
y Steamer Irnda. g weston. "a III s'
Steamer Spheriod, Belize. ,s s gl @ *
d: schooner Marcus I4uran, Boston 3
WIRE sg ~ SAILED. S. 1l4s r. IN;
q steamer Dracondale, fuenos Ayres.
II Steamer Irada, LIVERPOOL. Y,
u Steamer Tldnle, AyenWorti "A Ia 81
e steamer SpherIod London
N Schooner Grace A. Martin, Boston. y}55a
n Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Bost ton s} i&..55y
ID schooner III. c. Strnwbridgei Charleston. 5-f
Y Barge New York, Prov donce. ,3{ .S34S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
L CARY STREET NOTES.
Proc uce Market Continues Dull.
Demand Limited, Receipts Light


Il Yesterday was not o. particu larly brisk
day on Cary Street, where tho produce
commission merchants do busln ess. & but
Ii little something was doing. For some
reason / he demand | for country produce
continues light and that 'cltFs may teYeh
6ups al right OF FOR some ether reason
the receipts were not ienvs Yesterday.
sllera are executions ofthis rule In sor,rc
lines. For Inst lance, the pts 6fspoul-
ptry, 4. botllinG the COOP and dressed, We're
lii excess or the demand. There are more
chickens and turkeys oil the market than
tho people seem to want. and, as \ Il
natural consequence, prices went or
some. & X ss iat IS is5 l.ys, ii,
Weather conditions md Increased re
Eceipts had II reducing effect on eggs. The
market ,Yns well Tiled With hen fruit:nrld
aprires eased or early in4 the daN, Ilgss
hours ut from as to q cents ii. big crate
lots,5Swhich was a decided drop from The
day before f. y
All other articles were about steady.
mt former quotat Ions. s4Fi F,,- ~ ri