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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
ARMOUR REBATE
CODE MADE PUBLIC
c..i,,c Of II Caused Interstate
rsa,m,rc. Commissioners to
Smile Broadly
PROFITS ON ICING IMMENSE.
,.,O,r stcussrapher Of Amour Said
IA Some Lines Run as High 1"
500 or 600 Per Cent

ns,,oso May IL, --SonsatlonHl ics,i'
.nv Al to an alleged secret code uscl
'. ,No Armour ear lines IN making rus
.,,s WAS given today before the infcr'
.,. commerce commission here, Tho
'.,,mony was given by u, stroyck-
v,n, formerly employed by Armour N
"a a, stcnographcr witness read from
Aook some Of the code words and
S.r meaning, as follows
MEANING or CODE WORDS
isOghsomo-Rcbotc, 49,.
,spvch BETTER arrange rebate thoto,
is1nchng4-Cn Can make rebate.
isutn Handle rebate matters very
aftfullN ,- A.. a.., -,
Laada"-luS lVon''N ''"' WV" V"
ANd, n.,.,. ,,s, ho COMEDIAN.
Observation-Disclosures commerce COM
mission. $50 u.,,, -, ,o,.h,o.
among the shippers present The ihler'
ss,I,. ,ommprco commissioners smiled,
a, slroytWmnna continued
"Woodprlnl Avoid service of sum.
mons from interstate commerce com'
mission -..,u,.
roolpole Meet interstate commerce
commission -
lmprlnlod~Judson g, Clements Of
Georgia, -
lmprnllngs--J q, Yeomcns
imorlson-a charles A. prouty.
imrrobItos..J, w, Fifor,
lmnrobIty,-A H. Moseley
When tho code words standing for
,ht names NJ the Interstate commerce
commissioners were read laughter 0nS
lhndelappIng among the shippers c0us'
"A Chalrmnn Clements 10 rap for order,
Questioned regarding prices paid by
various railroads for Icing cars, MY,
slnyckmans replied
The Northwestern billed Ice at 81 A
ION. That furnished by the Chicago,
Milwaukee n 81 Paul was billed ut
MO- with n rebate OF 81 being granted
On counter claim, IN the case of tho
rht 4 was sl25, This gave large pro-
40 TO the Armour limos"
Showing what no claimed 10 be dis
elimination among shippers, Strcyck'
mans declared that Lloul-dov Alden
Anderson ~ California paid 81 per cent
Of me tariff rate on his shipments,
Among those who received mora
than 10 Per cent rebate" said tho wit.
mss, were Frank II. Buck ~ san
Francisco the Earl Fruit company, tho
Porter Brothers company the produc'
en- Fruit company and others Those
who paid ana received less than n 80
Per ,tnl rebate were stephens q Hum
bArw = u. Roper, Rohnadcl Brothers
George D. Kellogg and others"
NJ hId that the cost OF tee TO the Ar.
mour ear llnc on the New York Central
was 81 q ton. on the West shorol roo IN
,}O a ton, on tho Baltimore 3 Ohio
$40 q ton, on the Pennsylvania lines 81
md HtO a ton, Strcyckmans declared
ma, the profits Of tho Armour lines on
he Iclrgs ran ns high M 300 10 600 per
cent
The pronta per car on shipments
rom California 10 New York" said tho
Witness, "wcro on an average OF sSG,B0,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
Margaret Lemons MARRIAGE.

New York, May l2--rho marriage Of
Margaret Lemon, the grand opera sing.
or now connected with the Metropolitan
opera company 10 j, Reed Lttoll 4
patent attorney, was annullod today by
Justice Dugro In the supreme court u
this state, They were married three
years ago, after Littoll'R first wife, Miss
Mabel II, Raum daughter Of General
Green u. Raum Of Washington, had se.
Justice Duaro declared today TINT 'ho
chicago court had not acquired juris.
dIcuon IN that suit and ,s decree was
void,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
ONE BOTTLE
CURED
eczema
AFTER DOCTORS FAILURE.
Here IN what n well known Salt Lake
Railroad man has 10 say about
I'd. y. p.
Prescription.
D. D, - Goa Chicago, III,

D. ., D CO., Chicago, III,
dentlemen-'
IL purchased bottle OF your modl.
nhe, used H. ana am entirely we'll
nave been afflicted with Eczema Tor the
pmt Year. and have tried every rem.
IVY! also nearly every doctor In this
paII Or the country | found no relief
WV ! began using the d. u, D. Rem-
ky certainly appreciate what II
ms done FOR me,
II, NJ CUSHING,
cay Lake city, Utah, Dec. 10, 1904.
"Vlnber Legislature, Salt Lake Coun.
y ana travelling passenger agent
road, '''' ""''
,,NoW " not reasonable to suppose
MN u y, d. ID cures 10 many that A
ul cure your IN II not good common
,kWa tnr You 10 try II, for remember
~ " " does not euro YOU wa viii re.
'u,d your money
,oSust think Of the Joy Of being freed
,yn,sysr ron this curse of Dad skim
~,,n ~ To-Day ana net a ti,0O bottle. You
WI mover mako q better invesl mont
sSNoeAL q FRANkHN pRvoo,srs,
'0u'h East oorner Main and Ard aou,.
'"o Salt Lake city, Utah, 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
PREPARE FOR SUMMER
Assist nature in getting the system ready
Cor the depressing Summer months.

The Nature Winter and Spring Summer than the change
undergo
disorder Some
depleted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
0ycrpoweled Deputy Sheriff Webb
As lie Was Giving Water 10
A Prisoner In Casper JAIL
BOUND AND GAGGED HIS WIFE.


Butte. Mont May l2 "A special from
casper Wyoo says;
while Deputy sheriG Webb was gIy'
Ing water to u prisoner In the county
inll lonlght he was oycrpowcred and
disarmed by I'D Lee Martin Trout and
william Wardlows three desperate out
laws, who made their escape after 30.
curing guns, ammunition ana clothing
from the shourf's once ana horses ana
saddles from the stables They bound
ana gagged shcrln Wohb's wife and
choked her, but before departing 70.
moved the gag ana bndc her boodbyo,
The trio rode away In tho direction VI
the Casper mountains
Deputy Sheriff Hart organized pos.
We ana started In pursuit oycrtaking
The bandits near the summit OF tho
mountains seven miles from town,
whore a battle occurred. Clt2cns with
field glasses witnessed the beginning
NJ the fight. but night came on and the
mcrly n deputy shorln and knows every
foot OF the country lie was awaiting
trial for horso.steallng Trout IN eat.
io thief and Wardlows Ii q former all.
around border crook A second posse
left Casper ana third VIII Join the
chase AZ midnight The outlaws being
Wen armed and mounted II win be \
diillcult task TO rccapturo them,
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Chicago, May l2,--Twclvc new wit
nessel were today mbpocnaod TO appear
before the federal grand jury lnvcati.
eating the beef industries, Al Of tho
persons for whom wrlts were issued ara
frm employees nt the stock.
yards here, II IN believed That an at.
tempt IL 10 be made "a learn the rela.
tons existing between commission men
and the packers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
My Life
Hung On a Single
Thread With Heart
Disc Ase.

You should mover walt until your ITO
hangs In tho balance before you give
tho necessary aid TO your sick heart,
a weak heart 10 always eorous, for II
Affects every organ Of your body through
its Inability TO purify and koop the gys.
TEN euppllcd with pure, rich, llfc.glyIng
blood
Any indication of heart trouble, such
os nhorinoss OF breath after oSeroiyo.
rodncsa Of face, hot Pushes, opprosscd
FEELING In chest, weak, hungry ppons,
palpl@tlon, dizziness, sudden starting
IN sleep irregular pulse, Ia serious, and
should be cured at once.
Tho safest and surcst treatment Ia
DR., Miles Heart euro, a nerve and mus.
clio builder, n blood tonic, II acts Of.
roctly on tho heart nerves and muscloa,
glvlng them strength ana Visor, ana
relieves every symptom of sick heart,
Your lifo depends upon your heart,
and weak, diseased heart llko a
single thread, can endure but little,
~ suffered for years with my heart,
AZ tlmCs my, NE hung ~ u glnRlo thread,
.pocRllgt treated me, Without tho
lnowlcdeo Of my doctor took Dr MleS
Heart cure, II lifted tho pains from my
heart, and cnus,d n FREQ circulation Of
blood, ! am now able 10 attend 90 my
enallg, sonnet ng, ! lgd ncyCr hopcd %
Clinton st., Cleveland Ohio. ~ wv
u 0rst bottle does not bcnont, your
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

TREE wHiS TO Us Tor Free Trial
Pain Pills, 40 Now Scientific Remedy
for Pain, Also symptom Blank our
Specialist win diagnose your case ten
,91H what + wWngb enc, h2w,to, rlght T.
LABORATORIES ELkilARr, IND,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
HER SYSTEM BROKEN DOWN.

entomon For over four years suffered from general
debility, causing thorough breaking down Of my system
80 that was unable 20 aond 20 my household duties
had tried other medicines which did not relieve Beyon
years ago my cousin who had boon benefited by b. 49,
told mo about g. tried H. and II has cured mo. have
always been ablo TO attend 20 my duties cvor since In fact
am able 20 work IN the garden az we'll as IN my house
heartily recommend y, H. g. 20 AL who may fool the need
OF a thoroughly good blood tonic, Yours truly,
a w, och st., Columbia, Tom. MRS, J, ~ BRITAIN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

oconto, w May ls.--Lous j Rens,
one " the b. known men Oconto,
agent for the MclGachcn comp my has
Committed suicide by shooting, IN n
barn lear this city \ shortage VI moro
than 100000 has been found In his ac.
counts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SEVEN men KILLED BY EXpL0.
SION IN CORA MINE, BUTTE

Butte, Mont, May l9,-Soven men
were Killed ana one injured, probably
fatally IN an explosion In the Cora
mines Of the big Helnsc properties OF
o'clock this afternoon,
THE DEAD.
Daniel o. llrIon,
John HoulahOn
H. II, lllll
Dave Glll
Nels Wampn,
John Kramer,
Daniel Haley
Injured, Hugh McGlllIs, conclusion
OF tho brain, believed fatal
The cause Of the explosion Ia not
known, and can only be surmlsed, Ncls
Wampa' was carrying an armful OF
about 10 sticks NJ dynamite, approx.
mntcly 20 pounds, 90 his friends for
blasting purposes, He was climbing a
ladder 1900 feet underground 10 joIn
his companions on the l,i00-foot level,
when the dynamite exploded with tor.
rife force, II II believed that Wampa
either touched his candle TO the pow.
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HIS SKIN MADE CLEAR

Tho doctors said had pusular EcgomAi II would break
ont In small white puatuos, mostly on my iaoo and hands
dischargng sticky apd oruss would form and drop on
leaving tho skin red and nnamod was tomentod with
tho ohng and burning Characteristic OF tho disease for
ave years and during the time used various modioaed
soaps, olntmonts and washes but those applications
seemed 20 mako mo worso, After taking r. \. Il, q short
time began improves tho itohing did not worry mo 40
muoh | continued tho medicine and soon all the ugly
eruptlons disappeared and my skin Ia now 10 ooar 40
anybody's, have not been troubled since -
Urbana Ohio, ", ", KELLY,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-22
PROCLAMATION
tesatlpasa From tsth Pass

WHa51nErEEImF-U NnTEsEWThrI
zion at any time after ave years
rom s date ii The option Of Cltyo
Fairmcn on any day on which inter
est IS payable hereunder upon the
payment Of Its par value and accrued
interest thereon after the following
manner and with the effectSset forth
IN aid mortgage o. deed Of trust
The city clerk shall, whenever so
ordered BIZ the Common Council of
said city prepareya list of numbers
| correspond with the numbers Of
all Of said series of bonds at the
time outstanding, from which list Of
numbers The water committee lof wa.
ter board Of said city shall 3draw by.
lot the amount by number Of bonds
So desired to- be redeemed and no!
tice OF the fact that such bonds had
beensthus drawn and selected for re.
demption shall be given to the hold;
ers thereof, in the manner following,
toswit: The city clerk shall prepare
a list Of silch bonds as have been Sc.
lected for redemption in the manner
Aforesaid, and at least one month
prior to the next period for the pay
ment of interest on said bonds, who
shallStcause such list 10 be 4publishet
for fouri(D consecutive weeks in one
or more newspapers of general tcircu
: lation, in said city reclting the draw
ing by lot Of said bonds for redemr
ton, and notifying the holders there
ofstospresent said bonds for paymen
of the principal thereof and all Eae
crued interest thereon at the office 9
said city clerk at the next succeed
ing period or time named in the col
gpons Gof said bonds for the paymer
of interest, and further notifyin
said holders of said bonds thus s.
lected for redemption that intere!
nHsuch bonds will cease thereafte
Which said list and notice when ,pul
lished as aforesaid, shall be equiv
lentstoSpersonal service on any hold
or holders Of said bonds so selecte
to be redeemed and the interest
said bonds shall at the next succee
ing period for the payment there
thereafter cease.
The holder of this bond is relic
ed from the assessment and payne
Of taxes for city purposes hereon.
This bond shall not be valid or {
llgatory until the certificate endo
ed hereon shall be subscribed by t
trustee under the said mortgage.
In testimony whereof it is here
recited and certified that all &C
conditions and things required to
done precedent to and in the issui
Of this bond have been properly dc
and performed in regular and .
form; as required by law; also Il
the credit and the faith of the s
city Is irreyocably pledged for
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ming in the direction Of tho sound.
That's right, boy! Conc on, Nobst
Come on, d your black old sklnI
yelled German.
Foot BY foot, Nobs smashed through
the ice crust toward the pier. The
wreckage Of The wagon still hung to
Ills tugs; but 1t loated, and he man;
aged to struggle alongside. Mcclure
caught his bit with a long boathook
md Nobs dropped back into the wa;
ter and rested. IA Enlightenment on.
the end OF q line dropbed down and
cut his harness away Nobs sweryt
ed his head on the boathook. and
smelled OF the mans clothing with
his. wet black muzzleS Here at last
was a human, and all the help Of q
blind horse Is from humans
Look? He looked Just relieved,
that's how he looked!s said Mcguire,
E4sal9% taElEft
! They had their horse, but no one
knew how to lift him up the IL feet
to the pier. Over at the next wharf
however, was q lighter with a donkey
engine,
III YOU can onlySgethim alongside
yelled the lighter captain, cal
hoist him. cant make tito get owe
), there Ss
: To do that, Nobs must swim VI
der Pier a.
( Erry IT, said German: Let biz
!, loose. Nov, Eobs! Get up! Ge
up, Nobs!s
d Dropping his nose TO the wiE
ming level again, Nobs struck ot
and was lost TO sight beneath II
pier. A hundred lorgshoremen, gal
/, ors and teamsters gathered along I
d bulkhead and waited a breathe:
three minutes; when, on the 9th,
n. side, out popped the black E3se, al
&c they cheeredS like mad.
re The boathook vas caught in mol
ii. bit again. Walking down the pie
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they guided hlm5 alongslae the ight

Observation-Disclosures LDNqt
they guided him alongsiae the tight
The troubles of Npbs wersrft oseF
yet. It had taken DDrury ten Minutes
to get q rope around man. Whon
they tried TO a. the SAINT lob mr.
horse they found az impossibiiit
and for the flrst time the old blHc
black seemed to De losing his nerve
His eyes began IL close he h,ng
dead weight upon the boathooSs
He's dying yelled MeGu,f
STry hts neck! Your eplS
c~hancc!s
They wrapped the rope aroind his
neck; the engine started and Ncgs
was hanging above the water.
dozen sailors swung the boom irbcaTd
and Nobs dropped like suck o.
wheat on the deck.
He $lay AIT and stiif! ii seemed I'LL
over, blt, as they looked he raisnt
his head rolled his eyes, and inadg
feeble effort To set up
They rubbed Nobs down with TN
pentlne; they heated BLANKETS at lhg
engine and covered him the neaIe
saloon sent over half il case Of
Whisky. -Four bottles were POURED
down his throat before HE limhesea
up, heagel up Ills fofe:quarters ana
struggledsto his feet He WAS drunk.
I there was no donht Of that. He ssS
gered q i they led him to the stSt
! bysa plank bridge and took him 70
warm stable
9 German Is d The hospital shps
gling With pneumonia The veteriis.
airy .says that Nohs show notasle
OF any complaint except c~atznpihit
me-, and Will recoser his seitn'
tldc mind that appeals as th1
= strangest thing about the adventure
/, Of Nobs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-22


oe ei sata polus naNe Deei,
.saueu ~ iiose sAe.a sla. oe sota
nah nias - iseessass .sa.l1e
su,n = otsne i.snt.o -
rs uuesi siai INV asau
inu,ns u'tpaiu - w eGno1 49,
ane mp Setiei.ss ea.a -
%ofNs' anu Natet Wins sssssn,, aa.a
the eAlei,ses y she sanler ns. ~ ,,
n.aue' alu iei nosto, ses ous 49,
shal not eAseea = tne assi seate .te
sum u ohe shus eisn,s sHo.
sand dollars' all OIL ,wnich shati pe ap.
pliea anu usea Mhotty aiu 49,.
lot thae purpose none ~ selu oonus
shaii pe SOU i9F less thAn -. ate
shall pe exempt IRON taAalton ~
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fles that the within bond is one Of the
series of issues described in the mort,
gage therein mentioned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-22

SIX months or semi.annual interest
on its first mortgage water works
bonds, No. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-22
City OF Fairmont,

civ cIerk,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-22

TR0
prompt payment for the principal and
Interest hereof i maturity
And further. I'M witness whereof
the said City 81 FaIrmont has caused
these presents he signed in is cor
porate name By mayor. and eoln
.tersigned BIZ { city clerk, and has
caused lis corporate seal be here
unto atixed by the city clerk.
City OF Falrmont
BY Mayor.
City Clerk. a..
COUPON.
$3.50. City of Fairmont will
pay 10 the bearer hereof, at
the Office of city clerk Of said city,
in the county of Marion, State Of
West Virginia, twelve and $4,000 dol
lars, in United States gold coin, or its
equivalent, on the ---7-z=77 day o.
---=-------, A. D. - -=-- being
SIX months or semi.annual interest
on its first mortgage water work:
bonds, No. ---=-e-
City Of Fairmont,
By -z=----+=--z7---7--- Mayor.
Atteste:------------ City Clerk.
tTrustee's certificate.)
barehy; nart
fles that the within bond is one Of tn
series Of issues described in the NOR
gage therein mentioned.
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tTrustee's certiHeate.)
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white, none, Smyrna, 20cj Fard dates,
0cl plumn, pitted. &c.
Groceries, Nuts, Etc.

Coffee-Mocha, 20@2sc; Java, ordin-
airy, ls@22ei Costa Riea, fancy. is@20c,
good, lO@isci ordinary, l0@l2c per
pound Columbia roast, cases, zoos
slS7bi 6Ou, $685. ArbuckIe, si475,
Lion, sl47b.
Rice--Impcriai Japan, No. |, 1854;
Southern Japan, $780, Carolinas, 6ts6ic,
broken head, zee.
Salmon--Columbia river, i.pound
tslls, fl7b per doseni 2.pound tails,
$40 lpound fats, sl.s5; fancy, i@ii.
pound fats, $780, i'pound fats, si.io;
Alaska pink, lpound tails, s5c; red, /.
pound tails, $780, sockeyes, l.pound
tails, sleb.
sugar-Saek basis, 100 pounds Cubs,
$3.50 powdered, $500; dry granulated,
$780, extra 9, 81 golden c, t4eo, fruit
sugar, $3.50; advance over sack bases
a. foliows. Barrels, l0c; half barrels
2hci boxes, Soc per 100 pounds TERMS
On remittance within Is days. deduct
ic per pound II later than 10 days and
within 30 days, deduct ic per pound;
no discount after 30 days. Beet sugar,
granulated, $40 per 100 pounds maple
sugar, l5@lsc per pound.
salt--California, Gil per ton, sl.5O
per bale Liverpool, son. sl7; zoos,
si6.so zoos, $40; half ground, zoos, 81;
50-. $3.50
Nuts Walnuts, 1890 per pound by
sack, lc extra for less than sack; Bra.
iii nuts, lbei iilberts, l4ei pccans, jun.
bos, l$ci extra large, i5c; almonds, |.
X. L., l0se; chestnuts, Italians, l5c;
Ohio, $3.50 per 25.pound drum; peanuts,
raw. s7lc per pound roasted, DC; pine.
nuts, lo@l2e; hickory nuts, 7c; cocoa.
natS, lei coooanu,s, $4,000 per dozen.
Beans Small white, 3s@4ic; large
white, sbi pink, 3i@3lc; bayou, 4ic;
Lima, 6sc.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Cl||G|du NlIIgl|IOlCO
TOWING. FREIGHTING AND Elk.
CURSIoNS.
STEAMER JORDAN
for Cathlamet way landings. . p. m
daily exeSpt Sunday.
JUNE.
STEAMER WENoNA

STEAMER WENoNA
for Grays River. Rnappton and way
landings. ably as follows:
July.
Monday, 3. 1880, AM.
Tuesday, 4, IL A. M.
Wednesday s, IL NJ.
Thursday Q. 1880 P. n.
Friday 7. 1880.
Saturday 8, 2;3o.
Monday 10, 4:3O.
Tuesday IL. $500
Wednesday l2, 6;l5.
Thursday 10. 1880.
Friday II. $3.50.
Saturday Is, 900.
Agents s. 8. Roanoke for Coos Bay,
San Francisco and San Pedro.
Gray s, 8. Co. Steamers to Coos
Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo to Grays Harbor, Tuesday and
c. n. CALENDER. Manager.
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ProviaIops ana Canned Mset,.

Hams-lO 10 IA pounds, ialc pei
pounds u 10 10 pounds, l3lc; IS TO q
pounds, lSic; California tpicnicl. DC
cottage hams, eei shoulders, DC; boked
ham, 2lci boiled picnic ham, boneless
lbe.
Bacon-Fa Fancy breakfast, l5c per
pound standard breakfast. l6lc; choice
l5c; English breakfast, II TO IA pounds,
l4o; peach bacon, i3c.
Sausage Portland. ham, lsc per
pound; minced ham, loo; Summer, choice
dry. l7ie; bologna. long, lie; weiner.
wurst, Sci liver, &C.; pork, DC; blood, Sc;
hsadeheese, 0c;' bologna sausage, link,
4ic,
Dry salt'cured-Regular short clears,
ssc SALT lo9c smoked; clear backs, sRc
salt, l0Ac smoked; clear bellies, II 10 II
pounds average, none salt, none smoked;
Oregon exports, 20 TO rs pounds average,
l0se salt, ll2o smoked.
Lard-Lcaf lard, kettle. rendered: /:
Terces, osci tubs, SIe; Sos, oIe; COS l0c;
los, l0acI 5s, lOic Standard pure.
Tierces, SIC; tubs, eici Sos, sac; aos,
saci los, sSCi 5s, sic. Compound:
Tierces, 6Ci tubs, eic; sos, o,c; los, &c.
5s, &c.
Picked Goods-Pork, barrels, Sls;
half.barrels, $3.50; beef, barrels, $l2;
half barrels, $3.50.
Canned Meats-Corned beef pound,
per dozen, $l25; two pounds, se.35; six
pounds, IS. Roast beef, pounds, $l.26;
two pounds, none; ak pounds, none.
Roast beef, tall, pounds, none; two
pounds, $685. six pounds, none. Lunca
tongue, pounds, none; two pounds, none;
six pounds, $3.50.
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Latest Quotation, In the Portland
Produce Markets.
Complete Market Reports Corrected Each
Day Giving the Wholesale Prices Of
Commodities. Farm Produce and vsse.
tables

Portland, July 1,-.watcrmelons are
becoming more plentiful from day TO
day and t,s demand IL very active
as result Of warm weather Those
reaching this city nov are from Cali
iorpia and Texas. and az rule are in
prime ronditions Prices range from .
10 2 ~ cents q pound, and are expect.
I'd 20 be reduced as the season advances.
Chickens are IN heavy receipt and
sales are frequent,
Oregon ranch eggs are hrm at 2o@2lc,
the latter price being obtained for can
died In one.ca.e lots, The Eastern eggs
are In good supply, and sell for a cent
less dozen.
Canteloupes are 10 large receipt from
California, and are quoted at s2.50ms5
q crate.