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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-22
INFORME METEOROLOGICAL.
AgTadahIe aspeCt0 de
las .ObIaciOnes
&IudadanIa"y "SsIf govern
me6t" en- tOdas parties

al paso de la comitiYa que acompanaba
81 presidente por Aibonito Cayey, viose
tTansformado ell aspecto de las dos pobla-
clones, pues muchos ARGOS banderas ha-
bfan> sido levantados en- elias.
En- Aibcnito hacfan muy bonito iuego,
en- la calle principal los colores de las
distintaB bRnderas que allf 90 ostentaban
con los colores de los Estados Unidos, Pto.
Rico y Espa1a. IT
Muchus bandsras espa6olas Sc vefau, =
Mr.. Roosevelt tenfa especial cuidado en-
saludarlas todas al pasar por delaute de
elias.
La muchedumbreen Aibonito Cayey
numerosa y enthusiastic al contestar las
aclamacioneS & los esposos Roosevelt
Un buen nimero de inscripciones res.
pecto de Ia resoluci6n del status de Ia isIa
vefanse en- todas parties, con los Well
come President, alternaban profusamente
las solicitudes de cSudGdGntG y Home
RqCLe q
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Ell nImeTO I3.
Apssar de- 10 fatldleo, 'batld slrscord. /"

TOGO el ndmero 13, en- la coIocaci6n de
los puestos en- la comitiva del Presidente,
al autom6vil que conducfa q los sonorea
Comisionado de Puerto Rico, sefior Larri-
naga, presidente de turno de la Union,
seiOr Annexy y un TepressntanteIie 'tLa
Correspondence"
Ell ndmero refsridO fu6 objeto de bro
mas entire los sefiores Post, Larrinaga,
Annexy, y el repreSentante de ola Cores.
pondencia."
Sin embargo dicho autom6vil, que diri.
JIG de- una manera segurfsima y con per-
fecta idoneidad, Ell 'chafeNr'' Mr.. Hig-
gins, apesar de So ndmero 13, sssbati6 ell
record y en- el trayecto, gan6 varios pues-
tos otros autom6viles que fueron quedan-
do rezsgadoB en- el camino y no pudieron
llegar San Juan.
'tLa Union de Puerto Rico, rompi6 la
temible Itradici6n del fatfdico. ndmero, CO.
mo que lego ante5 que muchos" decfan
luegO los viajeros, celebrando Ell magnffco
recorrido hecho baio La seguEa mano del
''chafsur'' que prob6 prScticamente 10 que
vale en- su profession.
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UNION De REPUBLI-
CanOS CataIaneS.
I'm estTenO en- ell C6miCO de Madrid
con buen 6XtitO.
Sc ha GOnstltuldO en- ZaTsgOza
sI BanCO ArsgOn6s de SECURES,

Dicen de Barcelona que los numerosos
republicanos enthusiasts de sus ideales y
de Solidaridad Catalana que formaban en-
la Union Republican, Graciense, hanse
iuutado para foTmar un Centro que Sc
instalara en- el Teatro Moderno, de Gracia.
AL constituirse redactaran un manifesto
dirigido los republicanos defoiendo su
actitud en- el partido J explicando So pro-
ceder. En- identico sentido enviarSn una
carta 4 don Nicolas Salmer6n.
Para tomaT paTts en- ell acto de la inau-
guraci6n del nuevo Centro, que Sc celebra-
rS con un gran mitin, Sc invitarS los
senores Corominag, Junoy. Salvatella,
Roca Roca, Bastardas otros ilustres
republicanoE, y los sefiores Garner, Pous
y Pages, Pijoan, etc, de la izquierda cata.
lanista.
En- el C6mico de Madrid Sc ha estrc-
nado con buen exito SCI guante amarillo"
original de jackson Veyan Jer6Dimo
Jim6nez, en- col4boraci6n con ell sefi9r
Capelle y el maestro Wives. La obra es
del g61ero de ''revistas'', alegre entire
tsnida.
Con ell nombre de Banco Aragon6s
de Seguros Sc ha constitufdo en- ZaFagoza
uua Sociedad an6nima, en- cuyo Consejo
de Administration fguran personals de todo
arTRigo , Tesponsabilidad, y cuyo Director
Gerente es don Manuel Castanera Este
ban, acreditado en- este ramo desde hace
muchos afios
Esta Sociedad responde una necesidad
sentida por nuestras clases medias-expre-
sa La PubLici4Gd, de Bsrcelona-que en-
oJolap&a ony,&o rfor ooy1 ,,v v,aoIsa ror.,,-o ~
econ6mico de prever no solo las contingen.
cias de la sueTte de sus hijos en- las quintas
sino en- las del porveniT, siquieTa sea mo
destamente, utilizando los Segatros dot0Les
que establece acabando asf con que ten
gan que recurrir & asociaciones agencias
que, carecen de Tesponsabilidad propia 8
no responder los fines que Sc proponen.
Ha sido uombrado Eepresentante general
de dicho Banco, en- la provincial de BARGE
Iona, don Pauline C6charo.
Con arreglo la ley de caza de 6 de
Mayo de 1902 y reglamento para su ejecu-
ci0n, los duefios 8 aTrendatarios de palo-
mares estan obligados tenerlos Cerrados
hasta el 30 de Noviembre, para evitar los
dafioB que las palomas pudieran producer
en- las sementeras.
Se ma conceQtdo en- GBpana Ia placa Qe
San Hermenegildo los tenientes de ma.
vic don Carlos Montojo y D. Ctton San
chez Vizcaino y los comandantes de In.
fanterfa de Marina D. Luis MeRia D.
Marcelino de Duenes; y la cruz los capi-
tanes de i'd. D. Jose Ramirez Torres D.
Jose Blanco Gonzalez primeros teniert s
don Casio Gomez ManzRno, D. Ricardo
Canovas Gundfn y d. Jesds Puente Trigo.
Sc ha hecho estensivo las tropas de
Infanterfa de Marina espahola Ell nuevo
RegIamento para Ia instruction de tiro
con fusil carabina mausser sprobada por
Guerra en- 25 de Septiembre de 1905; y
dispone que Biendo oportuno y de absolute
necesidad la redacci6n de uu reglsmento
especial de tiro para las tropas de Marina,
se 2ncargue de este cometido el Captain
D. Vicente Ramirez Suarez.
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Ell Prssldsnte Roosevelt salld esta msllana.

Esta mafiana las ssis sali6 en- luioso
tren expreso para Arecibo ell Presidente
: Roosevelt.
De dicha ciudad Beguira visie para
Utuado, AdjuntasIIy Ponce embaTCando
allf inmediatamente que legue.
Le acompafian hasta Pence, los esposos
Winthrop, los senores Post, Hamill =
Fratzier.
I'll viaje fue deteFminado & Ultima hora
y varioa AUTOMOBILES fueron eonducidos en-
81 mismo tren del presidente. Este deaeaba
embarcar por San Juan, con obieto de ira
bajar bordo, pues en- autom6viI Sc le ha-
cfa impossible
El, mientras Viaja, dicta su taqufgrafo
esta en- contacto constante con Casa
Blanca.
El jefe de Ia naci6n americana va muy
bien impresionado de Ia isla , ha tenido
oportunidad de conocer las tres zonas: ta-
6Gcatera, Gzucarera ,. eafetera.
Solamente estuvieron en- la estaci6n del
ferrocarril los sefiores Larrfnaga, Annaxy
Ward que cambiaron impresiones con
Mr.. Roosevelt Fespecto de distintoB asun-
tos, expEesando una vez mas los seflores
Annexy y Larrfnaga la gran satisfaction
que tiene este pueblo por 81 vista. Ell
Presidente 90 muestFa muy complaCido del
recibimiento que Sc Ie ha hecho j de las
buenaa condolences del pals, en- 81 que to.
70 tan gratag impresiones
Lleye busn Visie 81 diatinguido hu6s
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerarlo. -salidas de Bayamon y Capt..
Ta simultaneamente.
Dias Iaborablo-MalI 8, 7.O5, 30
0.45 11.OO. Tard0 12.15, 1.45, 8.15. 4.B5, 5.45
y $50.
Dias festivOs.- Manana 6, 7.O5, $50, o.45
, 1.O0 Tardo 12.15, 1.8O, 2.80, R.8O, $50
6.45 v $50.
BIllebe baratOs para d1aa festivOs. De
OaeamO Bayam6n, ida vueIta II eIage
sos D Glaaa 90-1G. De BaYam6n CREaflo
Billota 0rdinaEiO de Capital O CasaEO ou
2e.elRgo CeneaVoss
Bayau1o1, 10 dc septiembE0 dc 1s0 "a.
non Val0Ggs
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Asamblsa de los tabaqusros de Puerto Rico.

Sc nos informa que el % de Enero de
1907 HeYara cabo una asamblea magna
ell grennio de tabaqueros en- la que Sc ira
tara entire otros particulares: Plan general
de la organization del oticio, RosoluciOnes
sobre ell procedimiento de las Uniones en-
sus contiendas con los Capitales.
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TODD 81 dia de hoy han permanecido
los edifcios pdblicos ; casas particulares
con el deCOrado dedicado al presidente
Roosevelt. -.. ~.
Aver tarde un indiViduo entusiasmRs
do con Ia vista del presidente Roosevelt,
di6 un t'.Viva ell ciudadano Roosevelt'l y
Balt6 la valla establecida entire Ia esquina
de Fortaleza Tanca. Un detective anne
ricano 10 BepaT6 rSpidamente.
-Rapidamente Sc va cubriendo Ia ma.
tricula de Ia esCuela Industrial de San
Juan. l.. :..-..
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mr. Roosevelt firma eI
libro del Union Club. u
Una taTlsta pOF 80 dlas 10 fuS
sntFsgada pOF una COmlsl6n,

Al llegar aver tarde la comitiva del
Presidente al puente de San Antonio de
esta Ciudad, detGvOse allf , una cOmisi6n
del ''UniOn Club, que allf esperaba, le
gRlud6 entregandols una tarjeta por la
Cual tiene derecho q visitar ell estableCi-
mientO durante un mes.
Firm6 el ibro de socios del "Club'' y
tuvo fraSes de congratulaci6n para la So
Ciedad que cOmpone dicho centric social.
FL senior Sayaje entFeg6 III Presidents
10 referida taEjeta.
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Ell PRESIDENTE
EN- ARECIBO
ReGOni6 VaFias Gales de Ia pObIaCi6n.
Fu6 FeChIdO con aRtusIasmO
J afeCtO pOr sI pueblo.
(Por Tel6grqto)
de Arecibo alas 1890 a. m.)

NOviembre o. correspondence"
San Juan. A las nueve en- tren expreso
lego 81 Pre1idente, Gobernador y Conf
tiva. Esperabanle en- Ia eataci6n alcalde,
Ayuntamiento, autoridades judicialeS, con-
suleB = banda escolar. IT,.
Entraron en- la poblaci6n en- coche y
rec orrieron varias GALES partiendo segui-
damente en- autom6vil para Utuado
NumeroBe gentfo llenaba las calles.-
CorresponsaI.
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HALLAzGO.

El individuo Jose Torres Orta ha de-
positado en- esta redacci6n un testamento
otorgado por don Zen6n Delorine Gerant
que encontr6 en- la Gale de Tetuan que
al ser recogido por su dueno abonard este
reclamo, gratifcando al Torres. -.>~-
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Agen5s hpsoa Sc aDoa BaFRsas Buen
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Una dslaS Casas que mejOr ilumina.
do estabs anoChe fu@ la de los Behores
MayOl y Ca.
Ell mayor orden rein6 aver en- Ia
ciudad apesar dc Ia gran aAUenCia de
SOEasterOs que hubO aver aquE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

about the matter. said Mr. Turner, be
cause we know Mrs. Nations motives
are pure and she does not desire 70
use the United States mails untaw.
fully The article complained OF g.
such that may be lound In medical
journals and books and were publish
ed In The Hatchet hoping that It
would warn the young men OF the dan
ger that conironts them il they are
not cautious In taking care OF their
person Mrs. Nation has been in iall
.twenty-six times for doing what she
believes to be right and while some
may differ from her, yet they must
admit that she is doing a commend
able work in many respects, The
$4,000 site she has Just donated for a
Purity Farm near Guthrie is among
her deeds OF charity It's object Is 10
teach purity and give the poor young
men a chance to get an education by
their own effort The Hatchet' viii
lgo right ahead and meet the conditions
prescribed by the postonice autholi
ties"
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GUTHRIE WILL TRY FOR
PENNANT in SECOND
SERIES
FAULKNER TO MANAGE
More Players to Strengthen
Weak Places.

} W Faulkner an experienced base
ban man has taken the management OF
the Guurie club Mr. Faulkner formerly
played bon in the big leagues and knows
tho dne points Of the game. His eqioient
management Of the Guthrie street rail-
way demonstrates his ability as busI-
ness man Further Mr.. Faulkner is
especially popular with the players
themselves and viii devote his whole
time q strengthening the club Five
new players have been sent for to patch
up weak places in the team.
President Harper has been notified TO
/ cease the ncstiatious for transferring
/ the Guthrie franchise 70 Enid.
( Tie Musaogee team arrived in the
( city this morning ana opens the first
Of The series OF gaines Of tho new sea-
son today.
Oehme will do the iinging for the Sem
ators. The fans are wanting to see a
repetition of the splendid game he
twirled on the morning Of July Fourth
which was witnessed by only a handful
/ Of spectators.
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The narkets.

New Ouc.us. JuiN o.. Galveston was
honored with The distinction Of having
received the hfst new bale Of cotton of
the growth of seasou iaoG-07 II having
arrived there tolsy fyam Fufuwias.
star county. reyas. clnssed good mid
dlng. ANA of good color and staple was
well fanal,d weighing i5' pounds and
sold tor Sus nt public auction.
According 10 dispatch There were
3 new bales on their way to market
Brownpuc Camrron county today, hav-
ng shipped TWO bales and Tar do.
webb county. Texas. having shipped ono
bale. mie of the fonf being n transit to
Sew Orleans whero the dgst of me sea-
sons fruit vin he sold at public auction
for the benefit of charity
Aside from thr comins 90 market oi
tte new ielc. tbe session was feature
lcss the mvorthe weather and good
crop accounts being offset hA hc timely
supply of available desirable cotton walls
,ies beng Sustaining ana will ploh'hly nee
man so mtl offerings OF thc new otol
are liberal or tmtn reeopts of new cr"l
assume large proportions
As was thc ease FOR The past couple
of monies. speculation IS slumberiug
operators waiting further Development
before taking decided stind. Elevf'
cent cotton i- not looked upon as am m
yestmcnt Nevertheless. tho trade real
ICES as does the public that after crol
viii Doe reeuncd 90 meet tho domand
of the worlds spnners and unit ina
/ is known of abe possibilities OF ri
/ years growth but little activity enn h
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REAL ssrArs TaANsFsas

(Froa Logan County Report for Iaux-
Beamer Coz
James Gordon etux Lawrence ~. Cor
don 81. Lots a6 and ~. IN rs il Guth
rip 81 1000.
M p. Hnlhousr 10 }. g. Marin.d Dot
~ block 23 Crescent Sia.
Edgar s BelNea ct uN. 90 David N
smith. lots o. ~. my ~ block q Belyoa'
first add % Guthrie $500
John Massey ct ux. 90 Earnest e
ltehneld VI. d lOl 3 aud no feet on eas
sldc l0t 4 block SO East Guthrie. 81 $50
Elizabeth h. FuuOW "a uX. 10 Juliu,
Whrd yots ] O. block 80 East Guthrie
81 000
". a.. una. ~ int in lots T. = block So
Guthrie. $3.50.
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SUMNER RATES TO COLO
RAoo. UTAH AND WYOMING
Iuns Is. 70 ssp.smbsr sO.n. isOs.

Commencing June list. and daily there
after. up 10 and includiugs Sept. s0th,
the pioneer line OF the west (Santa FED,
offers you summer tickets 20 Denver
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Trinidad, Glen
wood Springs, salt LAKE City and Ogden,
at practically one fare for the round
trip. an carrying q return limit OF Octo
ber 3ist Liberal stop-overs wiz be al
lowed at points west OF Pueblo, both go
ing and returning. In cnnection with
above. half fare tickets viii be on sale
at Pueblo. Colorado Springs, Denver and
Manifou TO an Interior Colorado points,
also TO santa re. New Mexico. should
you desire further Information "a con-
neetion with that Colorado trip. kindly
cali at or phone 70 uhioa station aud
obliee. a. y. cOCIIRELL.
Agent. Pioneer Line lsanta Fs.l
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President J. c. Rankin. OF the Logan
r.~.lS Fruit ana Truck Growers 7sso-
citation. announces thaf there Will be
meeting Of tho association tomorrow
Afternoon at the headquarters on West
Oklahoma ayenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06
RUNS AFOUL
POSTAL LAWS
scoaiinued from page a,

Language that no selfrespecting news.
paper would permit in its columns and
Private Lecture to Boys is abso-
lutely unprintable
H. G. Turner. Mrs. Nation's man
aging editor said this morning that
hs had notified Mrs. Nation by wire
OF the existence Of a warrant against
her and advised her 20 come home
next week ana have the matter over
With as soon as possible
we are not seriously concerned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06
COTTON FUTURES.
New orleans cottor
COTTON BULLETIN.

specid 70 Daily Leader
Oklahoma City. Kka. july 5.-Gen-
orally fair weather prey.dled over the
cotton belt Rain has fallen in Georgia
and tho Clrolmas Temperatures are
slightly below normal
Central station,
First column number Of stations re-
porting
second and third columns, tempefa-
ture. End. maximum. Sd. minimum.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
Cattle

Cdktle.
Kasas City July 5.--Recei2ts 94o0 in
Guiding i,5O0 southerns: market best
strong others steady TO weak top quar-
antlaes s5.0b; choise export aud dressed
beef steers s5.4OQs.oo; fair tS good sioo
1850: western fed steers $S.75@5.5o'
stockcrs and feeders $2.75@450' south
crn steers s3.OO05ss. southern COWS
S2.OOQ3.e5 native cows S2.o0@450; ma
tive Melfers s3Oo@5.S5; bulls s9iO@4.Oo;
calves g. 50N5.5O
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kANsAs cIrY nsrIMArEs.

KANSAS CITY ESTIMATES.
Wheat -. grade a..
Corn 80. grade 60.
oats 3. grade 3.
LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE
Wheat unchanged.
Corn up.
LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat unchanged.
Corn i4up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

Cassius r. Peck is stin trying dos2cr-
ately to jar himself loose from the office
Of assistant United states attorney It
is reported that last night he again wired
Attorney General Moody asisiug uaat his
resignation take effect when John EN-
bry takes the oath OF office as United
States attorney.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

At Oklahoma Oklahoma city c,
Wichita ..
AT Topeka Joplin 4. Topeka 3.
At Hutchlnsol-Ilu 4, Leaven-
worth g.
At Springfield Springfield 3. webb
CITY g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06
NEW YORK COTTON
LOCAL MARKETS.

Alfalfa hay per ton $500.
Alfalfa hay, by bale, 25e.
Milet sect. 6ac.
Corn seed 8sc
Bran per 100 lbs. 800.
Chops per 100 pls. 81 90.
Corn oho9s per lo0 lbs. SiOe.
Wheat No. 2 hard 6ic.
Wheat No. 2 soft. 6Sc.
Corn. No. ? white. 45e.
Corn. no mixed. sie
Ranir corn In head soc
Kaffir corn. threshed S5c.
Oats per hu. 35c.
Pigeons. per doz.. Goc.
Green hides per b., Sc.
Glue hides. per H., &C.
bulls. green, per h.. SC; Bulls cured
per 10. Z.
Egg cases per 10 2he
Guthrie Milling Company
Wheat. No hard 62e. No. ? soft t2e
Corn No. white 45c. No. mixed tie
Wholesale Produce BY John NJ E9e.
Hens. per To-. 6iac
Spring chickens. per ID, l2c.
old turkey. per H.. Sc
Pigeons. per dozen. soc.
Old ROSTERS, each, l5e'
Young roosters. per H.. 7c.
Fresh eggs per dozen. loe.
C,sc eggs. SEA up. including ease s2.gS.
Butter: dairy per lb.. lsc; shipping
per ib.. SOC.
'Ifides efeon. Sc: glue and bad gubhy
hidcs, &C. bulls, cured, 7e' bulls green
&c.
Egg cases. 25e.
Model Roller Mllls.
Wheat. No. hard see No. SOFT ese
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06
AmeRlcAN LEAGUE.

At Boston--New York s, Boston 3.
At Philadelphia Washington o. Phila-
delahia 0.
At Detroit St Louis 3 Detroit 4.
At Cleveland Chicago a. Cleveland Q.
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eHicAoo MARKETS.
whet

Wheat
Chicaso July 6-Thr wheat market
was weak almost aH day Thcre was
free selling by cash houses and local
longs and support came principally from
shorts The chief factor responsible for
the selling pressure was the generally
favorable weather conditions in the Uni
ted States. the weather bureau report
ing clear weather both ia the winter and
spring wheat sections. the exception be-
ing in Iowa and Nebraska, where some
rains had fallen The sales Of cash
houses were prompted mainly by liberal
aoc9ptanccs from the country. Late in
thu day the market experienced fair
rails which was due 20 reports OF rust In
the wheat fields Of North Dakota and
Canada. Teh close however was easy.
Clearanccs OF wheat and flour were
equal to is2, 100 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 5i7, 900 bushels. compared
with SAP 900 bushels the corresponding
day lear ago Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts OF 355 cars
AGAINST sgo cars last week and 2oi cars
one year ago
corn.
Liberal local receipts and weakness
OF wheat caused slightly easier tone
In the corn market at the start but
prices quickly responded 10 a lively de-
mand by shorts and made a fair rally
The hrmpcss was maintained through
ont the remainder Of the session. shorts
were driven to cover by the almost total
absence Of acccptances OF bids sent ont
by cash houses. Weather conditions
were decidedly TO tie proper advance
mcut Of the new crop. The mar6et clos
"a firm Local receipts were 4i6 car'
Wi;h 20S cars OF contract grade.
oats.
The oats market exhibited considera-
BILE weakness. Weather conditions the
past few days have been ideal for the
maturing Of the new crop and the out.
took now Is said to promise fair yield
There was heavy selling by prominent
| long and pit traders also sold freely
Buying was scattered ire close was al
/ s5h@Mc Local receipts were l2'
| cars.
| Provisions.
! Provisions were quiet but tho marke
showed firm tendency. An advanc'
in the price Of live hogs caused consid
orable bunish sentiment amog pit trad
/ ers
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Receipts S70o marSct strong; lambs
S6.OOQ7.25; fed sheep aud yearliugs A75
0625: Texas and Arizona yearlings s5I5
G625; Taxas and Arizona sheep SL1b
a6.OO: Texas goats $s.o0G3.sOi stoelSers
and feeders S3.250500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

In the tennis tournament last even
ing at the Van Voorhees, courts, Render
and Herman defeated Pyle and soehl ia
a two out Of three series, score. 90, 6-5.
60. In the games previously played
Brosou and Merrill defeated Pyle and
Sochl Render and Herman beat Kauf-
man and Post in straight sets.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pntsburg -Piusbure 3. Chicago
At New Yolk-New York /. Boston 0.
At Brooklyn -BrooSlyn 3. Phnadel-
phia o.
At st Louis Cincinnati 3. St Louis 4
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Chairman c. II. Filson has issued a
call for a meeting Of the Republican Tor-
rltorial Central committee at Guthrie,
Monday, July 6. Among other matters
to be discussed will be the advisability
OF holding early congressional campaigns
ana the union 81 the ceuuh committees
OF Oklahoma ana Indian Territory.
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Hoqs

Receipts $500; market opened strong
closed TO 7Isc lower; TOP s6.72R bulk
OF salos s6.55Q6.7O; havy s6.55ep6.7O;
packers S6.65Q6.72is; pigs and lights
e. hnnrR 10
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Corn. No. white isc; No. 2 mixed SO
Oats PER bu.. SEC
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CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW
Whea "a. grade Il.
corn 56g. grade 25'.
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Lyle, the ten year old son Of Police
man McFetrdge. is carrying his left
hand In q bandage rs the result OF an
injury received yesterday during the
celebration. The hand was injured
from the discharge Of blank cartridge
in toy pistol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06
LOCAL POINTS.

ENGov G. NJ Barnes was the orator
OF the day at Backwelrs Fourth Of July
celebration.
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The Business Mems league viii meet
tonigAt at O'Clock at the city hall.
Several projects Of Importance 70 Guth-
ric viii be discussed.
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Last nights gentle slower was
grateful relief to growing crops N9lcl
had BEGUN to suffer for lack OF moisture
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat is M.
corn s mp
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KANSAS CITY CASH.

WHEAT.
No. 3 hard 7lH7
40. 3 hard 72isM73iac.
40. 4 hard 69@7oo
No. . red 73iso.
No. red 7aiaM 72c.