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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
C.ha~are seerL Saarlkee.
W,OOl.

.ssi .ss,iss .aI. si.:s :sfsS, Ssea s-iss:
.S Nsw z.aisna. = s.re :. o.Y.r-i. Thsrs Vas an ac-
rive demand and the highest r-tc.. q: the
] sae.s % Wien % n. .-r... 's a:-nea NED marisos x.r.
unchanged 10 ter cent cheaper good 1rA!it,es
er-.i su, u ;o.sra the cio-e. un,.. vigorous COM
petition and = distinctly stronger sor- the f''.-
.'f, , an ss.fs' st. Msu nn ~ .n % soa1..
followed a IKE ;rrni. '.~ci:;iiux i.ais per ce'.;
," rsiss 'ss ,n, us .nessns.,' 40 ,rr e.nt Over
Keen cnn.peti:icn n~ar TIE ciose oe the sias
:s Ter nsea, s. .. @ Az adSs s
Natal wool o,-ne: q. bay .rs' Favor. but recov.
SID n: ss 1s. sh;'s sale: .s't ssrons
Uf the Iss.sss baiss eAtAioSued =. oel we're toi1
70 Am hm.4 sS. AMI wsS. 70 'ee sa S,es :r the
third series. The following are ,o,dAy's .aies
!. s:. ::.s n. sGas % w's. q ;. :fsss.a sss
: si' .s;s ss:i:,,s e.. z:.: :..::, ss
s;':s ss =: ss. s OF ss:t Goa F.,. E:
10 e.!s: 's0u,ss .,;s ;S'si. ~ .,s..s 81 sa ss,..
r1ses: ass'SSi' rs poia;: ,,.sr Sn.sr.e.s m,dsss
!.:r 81. goo: mid.l,ns 49,. ::.iddl:ns .s.a:
hs:, ss Sale: SOS ss Ss.s ~ ssss &
sor si~cuist:cn eAe esgar,. and included 80
x:s.e. xmsre.s Fssa.t: sp.n.a sr cue; ana s.o:ss
:'s:ey ATerS.n .sa .s- sint s AS,i f aed MAJ NsS
snS: M Nay .I sni =. june ::.a: Jan. and Js;y Is!
!sy sas sns az Aug =: Aac a.. az Ssv ssss a Sss
and r-t. s.:- Sasd. i,e; a.. Jan A:ia: Jan ane
fe,. -.
REPCBIic srE-IAL
Hev York. Na-ch 9-Aye Fo1I:-r-Hees!ess
I car o: wesera Ana ! Southwestern. Two or
ss:-- cars cue tc-asos.s~ H;n ~iad up the -
.ory :-si.n6 ant the malk.i vorket nrone;:y
o; compete eieasancs .s.s week Quotations
sr~ssea Poui:-y-R.e.:r:s - rkss. There
"a. y~:aae. !';le ia.se: xO;Sns .; to "a Dc,
Really fancy rn:ail so~;s ~ers nc; plensy and
d-T-ascied .oia sAiriy vel a: sss. r.:siy hisn-r
fowls n very nlo.s1a's demand A.: teI 0: ;ke
.ussiy Rouse. :iit gay % cser y les; fowl. .E ia
Ps<iT. r.--iy e.seea,n. ;sS:,i.. o:s rooss.:s
a.S.. s " ,.e~,v =. .o.s.sss, better rr.c.r Thew
ras q sAir rrove:.cs; IN :rsz-n 'osss At SsI1e
se:sa <, s-... I CTR & r,.s..as o;ssess I siss n moved
1.c.i, Q. ;Sc. rsreiy hieae.: VERY Little move
aasnanS.d Operations uacssnEsd.
D9seA I'v0las.
Hev Yc-3- March E.-1te .asSket for evaS-
o-a,-i s.pies 10 ern. though scsaa; eas:ne0 ,s
% ssssas S1s 1ss.. .ss.. sss .isGs & sr,e.s. -1n.
an, an .s. :sss q ss-ss@s.. ssss. :: ss:ss :,;
nth SAy... saAanS CIV sMaa .s:s ososansns
:. rms ossrss. SO g. SD 90 g l.ss !: &:
ia:ssse sisss. Aprscse. snehaass1 q, is.e!l
6. sssc: ;,Ss,;s g. ;s,. .a> .,s's: :.4 3
* $50. :sse:s<s g. ..sa ssscs .sa :s.sy
= % sasss:. =. ei~ rvn 40 ss % es1s, Los: zss.sss e:
ss.sS ssss:Ss sasSess ss.s: szts<s -. '''''' "1 and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
CO4ee.

New York March .3.-Cones-sres Rio Sssss:
mia seeaAy. The marie. for coaee futures
opene1 sesady ef IN advance Il .gi9 points In
fesoonss % higher Eurrfsan markets and pre-
ga. fairly ee;:ve aad there was nos much more
G: :he swiseh.ne sha: has BEEN . faAsu.e recent
n. while T-ces stcwed some ir-orcverleae
af:er the ose.tn9. owing 20 demana credited
@ Wall stree. hoss-s and for DarPeao sccoant
TIE e'o: So, "a, , s,e:ay = e :nss nf y
March &c: Nav ssS9s Sc: July sis1s &c.
OOeteV oaa Cheeee.
Ssv Teck. Aafeh . -lsufeef eeseP: AsA;
e.-es: p1oe extra Creamery .SdHize: official
L,'es. e:s.He,y conn'n TO extra Se9c
cn,,aso NassS a-Duss.r srm: e.sanersss
s,a::e: cs.r,es iAeSe Chsess sseedy TO Urn
rs;:s1.sss.A. ,aas.a a-sss..s seroas: .zua
e,eaHev 3eSs sx:,a nses-ey .f:hfs ne.
i.Se: "a, enoses uEse: d faiP so gus1 IL
EsV YoSA. AlA1cA 9-eugareRaO 0suanAS:
fa.r fsAnine &c: centrinas1L - t0e. 3 E-8e:
Go;AaDes SueAT ": ren1ed du1i.
Nee OFseanA March 9-su9nf aGsf: eJAA6
s%0sSe: % eensz1fusa; sSeS5e: esnsrifagG
feisaass ou,ss open Ssttis 11O1Ds: csnsfsnsS =,
6stslc. S1suD 0oan20A ~ -
Dry G001s.
H~ Tea. AarcA S--TAs ~ 0eooD as0e
= faa:Ses9aeiy ees.ve an esi1ess e6cg no a.
Dnsett,a e Ssaken regans.nl rr.csa Thsy =.
sprf that shs scA-ae eon43e3ca q - HAay
10 sxpsrt any eoers16sna ne as;ssods 6 he
,assef erasins0 90 q eoa2rvaxisA aitSn0eA
80 : e:st.s e 1.,ss& a. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

New York. March 3.-EseR-ReeespS asa
cLses WeAtae:. Was clear. with sousfseiiy
winds. Yarid,y hec0snins warmer. O avproach-
.,.ned raaer Su,es = this M ..c.n,se dsspsss sne
strong S~ssosts nom the Messesn markets that
came in late yesterday. Trade tie street
Was sood. but supplies we're appaseItiy ansvle
aud buyers began to :CSk after quality more
we're present. and via b. heavily incrcaSed ..
the end Of the week. DiPties and checks net
p,enty and wanted a shaip demand f0g duck
sss. carried Rs,Sss nssL to .sss ;' former .Sians
Chicago. March 0.-LGIs steady. ~ marx.
e sss .fciu.,-i. Isc. nrsts Isc: pEiu,s nrsss
Eanrs. CITY. No.. March D.-Esss steady:
Missouri a1d ksnsaa. Nc. : whats~"Od cssss
f,niiAoc.phia March a-EeEs nsm: neas-by
fsesh 1:o Il mark: Western fts-h 1:,sc at naATh
The Metal Na1keG.
EsU Yoek, March 9.--lSondon reported an IN
changed market fOe epoe tin. wnsch remained
tIsS e. while futures there wsTe Q shade loWey
., liza LIZ - Locally the market was quiet
aud wit!~u: material change on the average
= .itt.e easier IN London. with sp"s s!osing Il.
US ID a.9 futures iss. Locally the market WAs
quiet laxe 10 sSiil quoted Si1- & ,s1l.s. though
Il ss said In instAnc~s these quotations
can he shaded on small IoIs Laectroi.,:c Ted
unchanged at H.soal 81 IN the local market and
"a 10 ~ In lIoElon- speaisr SteAdser IT 81 iao
n the LONDON market, bu. was weak here
and closed e SS1S |" -, isSo ssnsed e 9. g n
81: .ssSTS: 10 foundry Hcsthsrn 81: ssaiS:
80. ! foundry sou,hesn and No. I foundry
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

Nsseellaaeos~ Markets.
SORGHUM CANH sEED-Lase.t sals q Q.0
GRASS sEy:ps-we quite. per ~ M c,,
q. q from % e & to = Tor Trashy Sr - e .xnJ g
I as - 20 s G.s. n Nun AZ s s, 3 e ~ -.
scH-f.nsy at H:s e 3: char as y = g So
s: :. as ae, :ss eis,.I . @ si S: e :. * "a q
NJ g; ss. p!i'ne do on .. e.
SX fhLIs' e for pap' ~ e f. f. -:
nsv srA istsss Ele AZ ~
.srNFIowER SEED Nominal as y Des ~
,sl.Acx;E1ED rEAs-sA,-. 10 -. ss'.s -
aS r. Ene be-;
bkiE% sri :1.' "a II &c. fna'e: iass ..S ss1s q
s %: .sss.a .s a. 80
It zsSys,e for sun -dried and se 70 e Tor scS0-
GRATED rines: peeiinss ~ asn.e: sAos q
BEANS AND PaAs-chose. whs.. be.ns aum
e. II. - .seG ''S,s ana .n..t a. 3 es ss
;s:s fS.n a. s:er. !, ;s s:ee ';.: "a: = le :s,,s
&c 3ErYa:. Isp;!l, sNs fs saSs, ,s' ssS'le .,,.
dsIt. etc. less; .siractea .r strained; cholre:
T. n,..s, ssls -: do tn cans ''=e: very d.rh .sd
NOsS-0uo,s per NJ: GRAY m..ed ,,0Ixe:
h.ss ..a ,:ss .si & s3se 'f,ss sss
lSs..e: 8: xx ~, :,;s:s: XxX H.sSe: xxx -
DEL: Lard ,es. h.S for So.l bound 0Oo
bound. % osee % se: =. . tor s-a"oe. s I'M Esses . sss:
.i.eE x .s.s s0a ss,: @ :Soor "a sear &c s.Seos :
e rsons % hoop , d. '.s =. s.h.sp 70, s:as:'
ns:i e: snosp line q: s-hssp =. s.
sAi;J- i s,Ss; Nsi,S~ nS; s. ;,,:.,ss:a &: -
H;:,:S "a ,:;s !: sse g. 8: T::;; !: -.
for White and re for red
CHEsfNTTs-impcsssdd q: :siisn,. fSss ~ u
SSf TRss cab q e % 81 =: =. = = D.
MAPLE sCGAH-ouosable. osr ID. q ~
=. DE- &: '!%s ?s:s = ~! -: =:
RRooM c9RS- M.r.e; avn N. .9wnPS.
nsm: h.v. s..n sav.ne.a :ad ,ser. = : @.
!" 70 - ser ss"sc: osi.soms er,.s-
RASs Efc-S:. - ih: cs.a;Z g. =
Fl sSeGis sses : .sS IS x s'si, iss -: -.
:ss;: SEQ g.. .s s1ss e. 20; 20 s. ,:::y -:
cAs1IoR .nsI-i. sos: q -, s.i. - s.v q
=, r f.s ,,S;,,,i. Xs end :. s.e sar g =
OTroX-sEED oIlSwn'sr shlse e. -:
4~ eecsf-0 white 9cc yellow ~.
FEATHER9-Pysm~ vh.se n-s sssss - 0no
Skp g4e and IN IasRe sxs So: pF1me oroY -
e IN mall s.d sc Y i:,s. ska 90 vslss =
xxx s-: tnre. y ger cent - small -. 90
) on hr0a psck-wh,se n: 1Ars 191nr: VIA
drk ss fUfsy-Tan ess.y ne; an -
s.iFts y: wing re-: posnsere e: ssa - vine
e:eaP 1r: tall V1o9 and safrto Ne: Naii. wing.
enA posnssss ~; 6ody choice e. cAschsas-
eSWS o,.es,~ ~ q .naa,s for s,sr,o =.
ecipss: ex,fa iafe. more hut sesmoy. Seeay.=
&c. 49, snntya:eS nom!sax e.s co.ess: 10y
q s; biaek sr: Aay aeese &: msAs xesee:
0nGpfcA C: .Wnheo-1oSA q fo9e -: baSk ef
tYeo 1c: 0lond s0cs- blurfls1 e: s1ssafs1e 1os6
e snpe e5s;.e: VIA x;rRsr ec: Hinsaae0 e.
BEEeWAx-Ouofe rY.me - r. pr 10
DEER sKINe Er:-rTtMs 1:sr se1ne -
tss28.Ee: eces i:M9c eaeA: 1a1a0ed e9e
0fE1P PEL1S.Safy aceor31n9 g a9euees
- Vool - peIe ~ 6o0 s3e % q = eoeA: ooDoe-
M91 n 70 ee: es'1s enA dry ie0tte: ~
LIxsz6 oii~epeesAss IN ~, - as.m -
Q - Q o 0@ IL - ~ as1 - ~ Is6e6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
EXPERTS THINK WHEAT SETTLING SIS.
.TO-A LOWER LEVEL OF PRICES
Corn b Comparatively FirD,
With Q1otatioas Un-
changed.


~ ASSOCIATED PREsA
Chic.so March A-waskne,, nrrvasled
a. 49,. ~ y.
!" - w"eSt "~sAes ~ s0-0y p ~
suit Of continued excellent weather Ioe
cropa. A. the cloee vheat for N.v Aeai,,.
49,
esS was ON Aoc. Suiy "neat - oo"n
bslc. Corn. oats and psovtsaons almost
'r %sN 49,
.' ''a..e. " ~e~H ~. ta< ~
n decline Of more than ac I'm the prtce of
80 ~. s.,.... q, q. r.s r.sss.,
&"e nay ~S' ~"o ssv. 1
Quotations on Nay were on ..c 70 :.sc q
e-.se 20 >AoS suv "es WV" W.
" s9sS ~ s.s ." ~.
ne&Sy 'ecespss y" t"e No 80
much TO Do win the opening 0eeuose.
Lower cables were also . factor. Tne
weather vas extremely favorable. Tor the
rapid growth Of the new crop attracted
most attention. however. several houses
with Northwestern connections were nb-
eral sealers Of Nay: while PIT traders Sen.
crafty SOLD July. After May had touched
somewhat on covering oy s00gts. Nay a.
Samcing tC 0I I ....
supTexr. neWs from the Winter wheSt IN
being Of such bearish character NJ to
Mscoufaze demeno: .One tepo3 nOo
I.S IhSS!euo S!sne3 soSS .eS. .ha. n ~ u.aH.
Su'" evs,T SS.i, nos s9A s.SH,,,,ta ss~sNs ~,
eit. AUvIecs I!Om AD2SsuE stSsev t".s
!nis u Sne eAsnsN cps.ne ~ .sso sSn ~
Sa, ~, SHo s .at ..s~S - q ...rSc, ~ 3.i~
"McAt VII VII Pc ~ ,,...sa. ~ S ~: =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
PROYISlONR'

A IeEse increase In stocks ana liberal re-
ceipts VI live h0Gs caused weakness In
provisions. Trading. however. was very
light. Al the close. 3lay pork WAS on =.
Q5c. at $1:.Ts Lard and ribs were each
. shade lower. At s. .0s!sus. ~. and SS.S.i.
pS.Sa
Estimated receipts for to-morrow:
Wheat - cara corn "a cans. oats - cars.
hogs s1.tVO head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

eo-Iias n e-ats.c. :sew York anSulGers % g.
;.nxsd: Exir. shorts al :; = &c. cssi~ Il ~.
sae1 clear a 80. bellies S;.c 10 e. plsses
D:sie!: s:s.<sa s,sasr On % SSi.r. ~
COUNTRY LAEn-1.,ssc at so.,.c psr n :,
T.aiIow-C.an;rsa auosaSi~ Al sss:s si.sszS-
s,:., q. NJ so So ior No. l. Packers 1si.e
GRkAsk-SuSse: Brown r. yellow yxesAes
white xi;s for ordinary 70 sc for cncsce: PAeh-.
wnise s..Hsc ncminatly. u.
ana % ia,o. Gsssss S s.s, ..s.s:ss.s: x..s 6, =:
Ds. is.-sst: irss; insi;s. :.e. k'ssrkies isssas
Fruits e.6 Vegetables. :,
1ss Repaliic Suo,a,ion. are ~: los. n -
0iae1s are % enasssS hisheI.
IAf.LkS-vu.,,e NUs th~rn and EAssssn na1sa
for Is;r {. fancy King. etc: EIssninss al ssssei
and kaldw,ns AZ Si.1sxs:,: ruzsess q xWS&es:
,Ss No. to !: .s .ss fancy s:r Ss.. t'Fn Laws ~
,,OasANssks.in to0S'a4x way. per ho1. esoss
s1Ss'oa .s.:n 49,: California navsls 0sxSgS
EAXxS@s.Ai st:;ss - bunch on ers....
- sSvANa ~ 3. -. Fer i"' Il ark-. ~: 1oeesno.
riNL.AfFLks r7cnsa Spanish red esaUt.
Dss crate. and sasSosh tsyenne sSAs.: Cshaa.
i.lSvSs-Se~ sses-,na g: c.,sssn,. s.zo
$4,000 GRAPE:s-A: 1ss per ssl
>0kAfE kCi1Itt.riaa r1ssst as sxss08 -
S,;4SsS:kh.n:.s.s::s 50 per sel so< eh.ss..
gefr1ReS2kOT
Is sSss ea s ,sS ::s T. sSss - %
'S5 sa Tor .s Ss :t sa,s'r :: 5:
a:is se.eri;ns t9 a.aii.y:
sAUEkKRACT..Nev city .ads. pr ~. q.
and !. sH!, So: hess Is: CASKS. - GAAA. -
cCCI ABEits-CAoics hoshcu.s u.ssS1.3 -
SWEET POTATOES Home gown 80 ~
!:srmaaA .,n =, .. Ssgs.s Per ba: N.nsemond sed .
M.;ksERHpisH-S ~ per es I hi. o. .rs~.i
KsrA;s:s;As~,n issrs.I ..%. ca,s a'se Der ia dsl
NEW rorAroEsCuesn H..sss p,r s>n
TONAToEs = F7nesd. At ne ,.r s-sssAss
crate sor :air to 8 s'rs fcr chocs to ha1y
.kADlsHE.s-N-w Orleans and I.suiss.n. -
TtKSifs :. Homegrown ., zsss pr -
sn,ss FOR washed: unvashed :ess. Nev OTssane
ENDivEGouoss New ORLEANS as sses -
o1i!:E1 Eil1rsmMs~.,se.n IN; 'ssse ss, s..; x..
:, isIIGSEats.r's. s =; I;;o s.%s:,. Sc q. ~.
.sis SkksS ~: Hs;s., & e e ;s ss 10 q
MUSTARD GREENS -leuisiana apd Sssv Or
PA Fxi:sS,f's 8 IS III %Sns'ssass sSsss; .s..,- -
cELERl- c.nscrnia. rer er.ae. ss.A os.y
PARsIEY- er,.an. curly ss Nc ,. -.
Kon; ;.RAsi..N:~ Orleans s6sss ~ -
b1nches. anAii lGsA =
BEANs-FiOsida ~.x = -. ana GFsss SAso'
Per hu box =
AsHARA';t.S.H Hone sfUwn H.soo1.3 ~
oo1 California St6>s9 per Coz quart 0uneNAA
SHAi.1DTS-SeW Orleans and lOutsian0 -
y. peP doz lunches. =
s:ARROT;- Home grown E9see ~ hA IoeoA
Northers, ssT3sc per 10: New Orleans SOgDo
Fer dog
k!ALE-AYkAnsas 6. .l5He.1 50 PER lAruD - -
choice and stse for small ekA
SPlNAcH-SeW Or!eaBs II <I&9os ~ -,
g.
GARLIC. Lcuis!sna as &C. Der n ,
cACAf1OWEk-s'aIiior At 0.N Dsr
crate.
Ei0Pl.ANT-F1ersdA ss63s per es.as ~
choice.
ArSHRcONS-consiened st .9c per -
SoC CASH-Home- grown hubbard sc - -
Io&
Yea1eroay'S naDk CDe0s100A
YeetefcAy's clearing -hous. sfnteT,ene ah0UO0-
eaeaStng0 Si0. ll3.o5. balances -. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

Foreign Exchange.
t-es>saes 0ses iA>-e aa2 ehseV 0as Q ar "a
,es:srv fe- exre<- Nsh rites seeoAv ae e. TO 81
,csr eset
TSR0101y Se01e0eO1.
Waae.HRtua Aa-cA S-Aea:iaesS eoaA Ans-
aAcpO he 7S. grl4 tGE--@.
NS~ Yrk AaycA - Bar silver s.7tc
l1a1rA NaFee .D0 sses~r 4sa = s-lsa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
WHEAT VALUES WEAKEN
UNDER SELLING Pressure.
WEATHER NEWS FAVORS
THE BEARS.
General Trading Sentiment IL
Beariah and There ls No
Outside Support

wheat vaiues aaain were o. the down.
turn b yesterdays lOcal market. In the
ahsenee Of professional O. outside suppoet
the active options were permitted to sag
OF their own weight. After beisk early
selling there vas . rally On covering By
shorts. bot this upward movement vas
shost-hved. AMI many Of the buyers later
came In on tho selling side. Csbses were
easy. primary receiptS were large and
weather and crop conditions were Sener.
ally beartsh. Professionals here ana IN
other domestic L1arxetS were interested
only to the extent ~ taking small pr00ts
on sl1ght advanseA
May wheat 0pene1 3se 06. ranged from
N.vsAs s1N.063s and closed 1t ti.etas bad.
Corn. though DUH. was iaitiy steady.
Despite larger receipts and easy cables
there wAs = good ondercurrent OF bull
ish sentiment. which prevented . decline
May corn opened ,sc on. ranged from
Sic asked. 1cAac and closed at CSC asked.
Receipts Of wheat at 81. Louis 2; 80 bu..
against 3A3e ba-. 0f which = caTs local
and cars through. in 1894
Receipt. 1 81 Shs.s ., primary pSsnt. for for
~ Ou. Northwest received x1S cars. against
~ cars In lsoA Chicago received 6svtv bu.
and Kansas City SSo bu. ClcArances
Receipts Of corn at st. Louis slsss bu..
Of whicn q cars local and 9: cars through.
n against q. ~ bu.. Of which = cars local
and cars lhroush. In lss4
Receipts Of corn II primary pCtnts for
q hours Se5,e0o bu-, against xS5,veo bsl in
JooA and shipmentS As6.Sse bu-. against
3e.s0o hu. Chicago received 4E.t0e bu. and
Kansas City $50 bu. C1eaTance0 La .uO0
bu.
Receipts Of oats 1t q. Louis E.1o bu..
Of which = cars local and Y cars through.
against $50 bu-. Of which q cars local
and ] cars through. In lsOA Shipments
g ,S66 bu.
Receipts Of oats 1t primary points for
q hours ecs.Voo bsl-, against 4D.Soo hu. I'm
W bO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

o. Inris-,July Wheaa 6ase. Puts Sske oD6
calls ssa.c
NuWaSkee-Nay vhe.t-Puts ans selless
Jus Whest-ints 80 and calls SIC
Nay corn-Puss syi,c and calls isl3c 0eslefA
liinneavs Its Nay wheat N.iiMl nS seises1
Puts 81 ysla asked and calls q .Ei> asked.
July wheat Si.SsA Puts l.oSas I'D. nd ea1lo
0.o3e 14d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

RPOoOeA

P10oOee.
BrTEH-.ssenesZ; s.ssa E4s5e:, a,ss:
S ssSr .s':a: e a. - 80: ~ ess1s nss:
In; lS i, - s:s::a ~ ssS. e. sss.ss ss issa;s: sSe
g 49,: go A1e;.e.. rs.s Il: IL
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
CoeA Gealn, F1o0R. ~.

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y. end q .llli :l:,s Nasier fanry. z SIDE; No
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
wOol.


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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24
STOCKS Avn nONOs At BOSTON.

Ens-rn. March -;-'Sss.rE quotations - J!a~
G. money ho-,,s. stocks ard rnia.rG chars
~e-e follows:
MONEY
Gail loNns 33s,s Ter cent. ono snos9 1s8esS
PER cent
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

Ns~ Yc-k. MA<rs 3-F,si-U..g ar< 80 AsSA
eat ssvsss aaA eiOstae 4sesss.sas tsr sescsD
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

Bad 000eatD0os at NeW Y0eA.
New York. March 1S-.!csing quotations for
.nc. on the Stock Exchange to-day were ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-24

Yo0aag Sa0eks 0a NeW Y0Ok.
seW yo-k Hs-rh .l--i-Nre S:scsAfsca0 So
= ~ -,:~. ~ .to.r &c ~--e - s7ticWs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-06

There is no case Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia or stomach Trouble that
will not yield TO the digestive and
strengthening influence of Kodol Dys'
pepsia Cure. This remedy takes the
strain off the stomach by digestinS
what YOU eat and allowing IL to rest
until It grows strong again kodol
Dyspepsia Cure affords quick and per.
manent relief from Indigestion and
all stomach troubles, builds up IN
system and so purifes that disease
cannot attack ana gain a foothold as
when I'm a weakened condition. The
constantly increasing use of kodol
Dyspepsia Cure by physicians OF hos.
pitals and general practice OF ilseli
tells how this most wonderful OF mod
ern discovery has proven 10 be tn
greatest digestant for the alienation
of suffering humanity It's many cures
of both children and adults grows
larger day by day. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-06
RAILROAD EXCURSION RATES.


Statehood convention. Oklahoma
City, July II and - Rate $3.50.
Excursion rates to Galveston June
to September 80. Rate $1765.
Excursion rates to Lampasas. Tex
June to Sept. 30. Rate $3.50.
Excursion rates TO San Angelo,
Texas, June 1 to September 80. Rate
S1S.75.
Annual Convention National Edu'
cational Association. Ashbury Park,
n. J.. June Is, %, 30 and july I. Rate
S431O.
National Encampment Grand Army
Republic. Denver, Colo, Aug. 20 to
Sept 4. Rate $2l7O.
ANIMAL meeting Grand Lodge Ben
.yal.at Protective order of Ells, Buf
fIo. y. ", July T. d 9. Rate $500
winfield ChautauqU Assembly Win
field. Kans.. June 10 to 3oth. Rate S7.5C
W. \. DASHIELL, Ticket Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-06
Rock Island Excursions.

National Encampment Grand Army
Republic. Denver, Colo. Rate s2l7O.
August 20 to September 4.
Allyear tourist rates TO Hot
Springs. Date OF sale daily rate
$40.
Annual meeting Grand Lodge Ben
evolent Protective Order of Elks. Buff
falo, n. Y, July I, and Q. Rate sSS.
Farmers National Congress, Rich
mond, Va, Sept. s. 8, 10 and IL. Rate
s3775.
Summer tourist rate 10 Eureka
Springs, Ark, season 1905, daily dur
ing July, August and September. Rate
1920.
One way second class colonist rates
to points in the northwest March l TO
May 10. Sept. l to Oct. 81, inclusive.
Rate $2745, $3.50 and $50.
w. a. DASHIElL, Ticket Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-06

Summer tourist tickets Eureka
Springs, Ark, June l to September
80. Rate $3.50.
Annual meeting Grand Aerie Frater-
nal Order Eagles, Denver, Colo, Aug.
-, IS and II. Rate S26.
Summer tourist rates TO Colorado
Utah and Wyoming.
National Encampment Grand Army
Republic, Denver, Colo, Aug. 20 TO
Sept 4. Rate $2l.70.
Annual meeting Grand Lodge Bene-
VIOLENT Protective Order Of Elhs, Bur
falo. y. Y. July :, and .. Rate $SS.
Round trip excursion rates TO Eureka
Springs, Ark, April / until further no
tice. Rates s1255 and $3.50.
W. A. DASHTELL, Ticket Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-06
Where Happiness is found.

Don't look for true happiness In the
mansions of the very rich, where high
priced physicians are called in to doc,
tor every ailment But seek 1t and
find It. too, in the comfortable homes
of the middle classes and so'called
poor. where Green's August Flower Is
always used to keep the family
healthy cure all stomach troubles,
whether indigestion. dyspepsia, con
stipation, loss OF appetite, bilious at
tacks 2r torpid liver. Trial bottle
August Flower, 25c. Big bottle 75c
w. b. Frame, II y. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-06
PRIMARY CONVENTION.
Csn Of Convention to select Dele
oates TO Statehood Convention.

BY request of the secretary Of th
single statehood executive committee,
1 hereby call a mass convention OF
the voters of this recording district
of the Indian Territory 10 meet in the
court room at ArdmOre at > O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. July s 1895. 20
elect twenty-five delegates and like
number of altcrnates 10 the statehood
convention to be held In Oklahoma
City July u, 1905. This convention
will be composed Of 1000 delegates
and as many alternatcs Senator
Bailey Of Texas, Senator Beyeridge
of Indiana. Congressman Hamilton
# Michigan. Gen John w. Noble Of
St Louis and Congressman Murdock
and Caldcrhcad of Kansas viii be
pmong the noted statesmen pre- ent
TO address the convention. This Wll
be the greatest statehood convention
ever held and this district should be
v.ll rcprcs. nted To that end j urg.
large attendance ON the primary
convention. All railroads VIII make
rate of one fare plus 80 cents for the
round trip to the Oklahoma City con.
yention good from July II TO ~, in'
elusive. j. r. COLEMAN,
Member Executive Committee.