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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-08

It's passage.
ON roil call the Hobby amepdment
carried
IN Section 3 the scommittec amend.
ment cut the penalty down tor run
ming a gambling resort The original
bill made il two to four years Ia the
penitcntiafy and the amendment
makes IL not less than one nor IiiOra
than two years
NandeVenter added an amendment
to section four prohibiting the playins
Of "progressie cuclre. bridge whist.
whist or other games with cards or
games of chance for money or prizes
OF thing Of yalueH
The section carries fine Of $40 10
500.
Some additional slight amendments
we're made and on roll call the bill was
passed
Senator Siaflord's bill for geolog-
ical survey was brought M and after
some discussion recommtt6d
Rainey's bill dividing Atoka county
into two county court districts was
reported for passage
Bin No. i24 by Wilson. permitting
a jury in all criminal cases 10 assess
the punishment ia thaif verdict ~
guilty was placed on third reading
and passed on roll call
Hudson's bill. compelling the rail
roads to build hog tight fences along
the right of way reoomnitted Mon
day, was again brought up aud passed
on roll call
The separate school bill a commit
tee substitute for Nos. 81, "a and 86J
was also passed with only three al.
verse votes.
Another bill passed was that by
Whits0n, carrying out the constitution-
al provision against the giving Of
passes aud franks by transportation
and transmission companies.
A conference COMMITTEES reported
on PasChals compulsory educatlon bill
and the report was adopted ON roll
.call. thus passing the bill
number Of bills We're made spe
cial orders for today and some house
and senate bills were read the second
time and referred to committees.
Bin $40, by NorveH defines the du-
ties of railroad companies ia relation
TO the equipment OF engines, etc Nor
veil comes from The great Tulsa oil
district and Il was charged that the
purpose of this bill was to compel the
railroad companies TO burn oil In en-
gines This Norveli denied and said
1t was for the protection c1 farmers
against fires set out by old engines.
Japp moved to postpone indefinitely.
Japp's motion WAS lost and the house
proceeded with the consideration Of
the bill After short discussion the
house ad iDrrned until o 9.3O o'clock this
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-08
WELEETKA REALTY
MAN UNDER ARREST

Special 20 Daily Leader
dkemah. Okla, April b. o Sims
a real estate dealer oi Weleetka. has
been arrested upon a grand jury indlcl-
ment charging him with obtaining
money under false prctenses and forg-
cry The crimes are alleged TO have
been committed ia the transfer OF AZ
lotmenls belonging 10 5Osey and Bet
spy Yaholar Greek Indians which are
valued at $4,000. and which are Al.
legged 10 have been sold by Sims for
$4,000. The Indians claim that the
warranty deed which they signed WAS
represented 20 them as being a lease
Owing 10 a rumor Of threats Of ven
geance against County ATTORNEY Hatch
4 the case be prosecuted Judge Ta,
fuihers has appointed g. w Brewer.
el 0kemah. as spctl7l pfoeeeNior
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DECLARES THERE'S NO
ILLEGAL COMBINATION
Admits, However, That Dr.
reCtOrateS Of Competing
Lines are Identical

SET Lake. Utah. April The an
swers Of the defendants In the suit
OF the United states to dissolve the
roads as being a monopoly in restraint
of trade were filed IN the federal
court here yesterday These answers
snake a general denial of the allega-
tions of the government.
Besides the answer OF r. n 1Iarri-
man. signed by Himself and Farley L.
Williams. his solicitor and counsel in
Salt Lake CITY. answers are filed by
Senator w. a. Clark. president of the
Salt Lake route. the Farmers Loan
and Trust company of New York n
G. Frick; the Union Pacific OREGON
Short Line, Oregon Railway and Nav
isation and Southern Pacific compa-
nics 10 cover certain allegations Of
the government joint answers were
also necessary and these were also
tiied.
Mr. Hartman in his answer. denied
that he with Jacob Stillman and
others have owned or controlled a
majority OF the stock of the Tnion
Pacific. He admits that he is presi.
dent and the SCher men were directors.
Schiif and Kuhn resigned in 1906 and
Stillman in 1908. lie admits Schlff
and Kuhn were members OF the firm
OF Kuhn Loeb and company and that
this firm bought stocks and bonds Of
the Union Pacific and Oregon Short
Line, but It is denied that the com.
pany WAS Fiscal agent OF the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-08
to Tell
Whether Coffee
is causing your Troubles

It easy leave off drinking and note the results
But you 81 can't get along without coffee the dreary
days follow another the old pains and aches slowly
growing little Do you dare think OF the road ahead if
that downwrd tendency keeps and why shouldn't unless you
change the daily habit
Suppose today your right crush habit and
and healthfu life It's easy quit coffee and take
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Increased Capacity for Mental Labor
Since Leaving of Coffee.
MORE THAN EVER,

Many former cOflee drlnlers who
have mental work 10 perform. day az
ter day. haze found a hsiior capacity
and greater endurance by using Pos
tpm Cereal instead OF coffee. An MS.
Sonan writes.
2 had drank coffee for about twenty
years and finally had what the doc.
Tor called coffee heart / was nerv-
ons snd extremely despOndent. had
little mental Or physical strength lett,
had kidney trouble and constipation.
THE first noticeable beEcht derived
frcm tae change from coffee 20 Pos
tilm Nae the natural action ~ the kid.
ness and bowies. IN two weeks MY
heart ac ion WAS greatly improved
trd ny nerves steady.
Taen : bccame less despondent
ana the dosire 10 be active again.
ttDged proof OF renewed physical
mental sirenglh
an steadily gaining IN physical
strength and blain power. / former.
y did mental work and had 10 give II
% on acoount n o0ilce. but sincN us.
'ne Postum an doing hard mental
l4tg with l'ss fatigue than ever be-
I1re
Ihefe's heas0n
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
rrfk Aieh Read me little book
Itf Road - Nr|lpllle Ia pkes.
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Chronic Stomach TroubIe.
MIR. SAMUEL A. SEAL, Route
1Vl Treadway. Tenn, writes:

MIR. SAMUEL A. SEAL, Route 2,
1V1 Treadway, Tenn, writes:
cit gives me great pleasure TO testify
TO the great good your medicine, Peruna,
has done for me in n chronic case of
catarrh cf the stomach. / was confined
70 my bed for some time, and could not
sit up. I had tried everything that
could find recommended for catarrh,
without any benefit. / tried the best
physicians in Hancock County, with
little or no bcneft ] then tried two OF
the best physicians in Hawkins County,
and found they were doing me no good.
l was gradually growing worse.
"Then a friend of minc, passing by,
handed me one OF your pamphlets, and
seeing how Peruna was recommended
for catarrh, l sent to Rogersville,
Tennessee, next morning, distance of
about fifteen miles, and procured some
of your Peruna, and began taking same
according TO directions, and after taking
1t a few days l began to get better.
FL continued using il until ! was able
to 60 to work on the farm again, and
now ! am in very good health and do
work on my farm.
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Sc pax 70 Itear complalnts.

Wednesday, April 22 has been set
by Auditor Trapp for any public ser
vice coruoration 10 be given hear
ing before the state board Of equaliza-
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POSTUM

Is not only free from the harmful coffee
poison, but contains the natural phosphate
Of potash found in part Of the wheat berry
which is included in making this famous
food drink
II builds up broken.down brain and nerve
cells, and no one needs this more than the
chronic coffee drinker.
Ten days freedom from coffee viii show
There's a Reason"
for
Postum
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Banker VIII Brooks. OF Tonkawa. is
hcre today attending the meeting OF
the bankers of Group 3.
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Muskoase cIty Of FIrnt cIaas.

Governor Haskell last evening is
sued proclamation declaring Musko-
gee a city of the first class under the
provisions Of the Brook bill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-08

ton This includes railroads, light
heat power, gas and pipe line corpora
tions and telephone companies.
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r STARTLING TEsTIMONIALS.

81 do honestly believe your great
medicine, Peruna. saved my life, and
choerfully recommend it 20 like suffer
ers. You arc at liberty to publish my
testimonial, and truly hope ii may be
benefit to some one."
Catarrh OF Head and stomach.
Mr.. Frank Richter, of 3O9 East Second
Street, Winona, Mimi, writes; "As
remedy for catarrh take pleasure in
recommending Peruna for catarrh OF the
stomach. I know what it IS to be af-
ficsed with this awthl disease, aud con-
slider it my duty TO say a word in behalf
ofthe remedy which gave me such relief.
"Peruna cured me, and know it win
cure any one else who suffers from this
disease. Itgives mo great pleasure TO tes-
tify TO the curative effects OF this medi-
cine.
"Peruna is well tested and FREE
qucntly used remedy, and for catarrh
Of the stomach it is unsurpassed.
"My catarrh was principally located
in my head and stomach. ] tried many
remedies without success. l tried sew
oral doctors, but they were unable to
cure me. read of Peruna in the papers,
and five bottles cured me-"
Almost Irom the first dose Peruna
will relieve symptoms of stomach ca
tarrh. Peruna at once sharpens the
appetite, increases the digestive powerss
and gives renewed strength.
o;uoe clros.fre Q.,nt nDorsso.a Tsstnsof 6
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A LDERMAN GEORGE w. WEICK,
"A ll7l South Seventh Street, Denver,
Col, Aldermen Eleventh Ward, writes:
81 have used peruna Tor catarrh of the
stomach and II has helped me wondes-
fullv.u
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POSTUM

Which is made of clean, whole wheat and contains no
the drug in coffee that much trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-08

eeorga RaIney IS .here Irom EaId.
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lcontinued on page q
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People Object Should Buy Tablets
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-07-31
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

YORK much neglected today
OF practically Influence this
Of withheld
Wheeling and Lake
postpone
would be later than the the stock
be of all
however
indicated
themselves Aside
have
of The
which has resulted from this stage OF the market
selling When
selling seemed be suspended entirely Professional
market believed
financial
dof believed working well
of
all
like ofen There apprehension that this
benevolent
published by the leading
those industries
heard
Call abundance,
advanced and
the weakened showing the Bank OF England
the of wheat and
decline
fluctuations and leave
lit signi6c
irregular Total &eOW United States
bonds unchanged on call
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-07-31
Sharp Advance in Alaska Packers
StOek-1Iining shares Quieter
and

The feature in local securities yesterday was
a violent advance in Alaska packers stock from,
$41 70 S4S.T5 under numerous sales ranging
from 10 to 50 shares each The rise was CON
tinuous all day Inquiry at the company's Of
fee failed to cast any light on the cause OF the
advance, though in brokers' quarters IL was at
tributed in general terms to ''the catch The
sugar stocks were also strong. with Hawaiian
Commercial higher at SOS and Paauhau also
higher at SO. There were sales Of First ma
tLonal bank at sos.
Mining stocks were much Quieter all around
With the tendency downward. There We're no
features OF Importance, either in the ComstOcks
or southern Nevadas Combination Fraction
closed the day at S1.4O, against $3.50 on the
preceding day.
The Fireman's Fund insurance company paid
a semiannual dividend yesterday at the rate Of
50 per share.
The governing committee of the San Francisco
stock and exchange board has decided to PUT the
new rate of commissions ON purchases and sales
Of stocks in force Saturday next. August l.
On and after that date the rate will be / per
cent, instead OF One-half Of I per cent as at
present.
A special meeting Of the stock holders OF
the Mill Valley and Mount Tamalpais scenic
railway has been called for October I 10 vote
upon a proposition TO increase the bonded In
debtedness OF that corporation from its present
amount Of 500 600 to $500 900 BY creating
new bond Issue Of $780, 900.
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Potatoes, Onions and vegetables

Although nearly all the new arrivals OF veg
etables from the river came to hand on the be-
lated boats and were not delivered at the stores
until well on toward noon there was enough
carried over stock of good quality to supply the
wants Of early buyers. Cucumbers, summer
squash and tomatoes were very weak and lower,
and while a few small lots of the latter sold up
TO 81 IN the morning general offerings were not
quotable above 15c box. Egg plant, okra and
peppers were plentiful and generally easy, and
the usual heavy surplus of belated stock had to
be carried over. Receipts of green corn showed
marked decrease, but as there had been several
hundred sacks carried over from the preceding
day, the market remained weak and a slack de-
beans and peas were in limited supply and
market river whites sold off well both for local
Burbanks were reported at $3.50 a Genital but
the latter were only in limited supply and not a
fixed feature of the market. Sweet potatoes
from MERGED were selling in small lots at 4c a
pound There was not much doing in onions
but prices held steady.
Potatoes (per ctl)-New white $1@115 for
good to choice and 65@eOc for poor; early rose
754S5c; sweet potatoes, 4c per ID.
Onions-New red. 60G75c per sack; new gel
low, 75Qsoc per ctl.
Vegetables-Green corn $1.2562 per sack;
tomatoes, 40@75c per box; cucumbers, 40665c
per box; green peas, 2@3c per Id; string and
wax beans, 3@6c per rb; summer squash, 5o@
Zoe per box; green peppers, $1@1.25 per box for
bell and 60GT5c for chile; garlic, 4G0c per
ID; cabbage 50@T5c per ctl; caulihower I5@S5c
per DOZEN turnips, 60G75c per sack; green okra,
Ioc@sl per box; egg plant, 75c@$1 per box.
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Hides, TaIlow, Wool and Hops

Hop crop prospects are reported excellent
everywhere, particularly in England and on the
continent Local operators say that should no
disaster happen to the crops another year OF low
prices Is to be expected.
Htdes-Oulls brands sell about a gle IN
der quotations Heavy sailed steers. 111 Q12e;
medium, lie; light, s15c eowhides. enc for
heavy, Sac for light; stays, 615c; sslted kip.
9A Q10ci sailed veal, 13Hc; s2lted calf, lac;
dry hides. 161ac; dry kip, 1Sc; dry calf. 1Se;
dry stays, 13c; Mexican dry hides, 164Ac; Mex
lean dry salted do, 1Sc; Mexican picked do. loo;
sheepskins, shearlings, 20@3Oc each; short wool.
40Q6oc each; medium, e0dg9oc each; long WOOL
S5c9Sl.25; lambs, 15@45c; horse hides. salt.
$2-oO92.15 for large and $1-75@2 fox medium.
IocQ$1.2o for small and 25950c for colts; horse
hides, dry. $2G2.25 for large and $1G2 for me-
dunn, 50cG$1 for small and 2065Oc for colts;
deerskins. dry Mexicans, 2s@SQc; dry sAIted do.
4@26c; picked do zoe; dry Central American.
26@3oc; goatskins prime ARgorA, 50475c; large
hair goats, S5Q5Oc; medium, 20G30c; small.
5@20c.
Tallow-No rendered. 4sz@5c; No. 2. 4xa
41ac; grease, 215 G31ae.
Wool-Spring clip (freel. Humboldt years
staple, 1511Sc; northern Humboldt and Men
docino, u@13c; San Joaquin, Il9c; southern
coast, 6Gse; Nevada. e912c per ID. Fan clip.
northern mountain (freeJ, 6Gsc; defective. "A
&c. Oregon wools-Eastern, S4s1ScS valley. Ia
151sc per ID.
HeptPrices to growers are IS follows: 1906
IA 721ac; 1907 crop. 496e for al coast descrip-
tions; contracts, 9410c per u.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK July 30.-The London tin market
was higher today, with spot quoted at f13S and
futures at 1888 5s The local market was quiet
but higher in sympathy with the foreign gain at
30.3T u G30.6215c.
An advance OF los reported in the London
market for copper, with spot closing at f59 lbs
and futures at EGO los. Locally the market was
frmer and shade higher, with lake quoted at
1929 ola. 25c, electroytic at 13@1S.12hc and
casting at 12.75@12.S713c.
Lead a shade higher at f13 IS in London
The local market was firm but unchanged at
4.471a "a 5211c.
market was firm and higher at 4.70@4.75c.
The London iron market closed at 49s for
standard foundry and Dos for Cleveland warrants.
Locally change was reported. No. 1 foundry
northern. $16.25Q17; No. 2, $15.75@16.25; No.
southern and No. southern soft, $1650@17. %.
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GenernI NIerrhandra.

BsgsLGrain bags, CT G61zc; San Quentin.
67sci wool bags, 421s Cite; fleece rwne, lie
Coai-carbon BIN, 50; Beaver Hfn. 81; Penn
syivania anthracite egg. $16 per ton; Wellington.
tralian, house-RIchmond. etc. So: Cumberland.
$14 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthra-
cite, SO; coke. $14 per ton in bulk and $16 IN
sacks; Rocky mountain, $3.50 per short ton
Oils-Quotations are for barrels; Linseed, soc
per gallon for boiled and 53c for raw; cases, &c
more; essto. oil, in cases, No. l., I5c; bakers
4Sc for raw: China nut. cases, T6GS6c per gal
lon; cocoanut oil, in barrels, 55G55S &c for XXX
5215 G56c for No. 1 and sea 53 1ac for No. 2 ac-
cording to quality; extra beached winter sperm
oil, csc; natural winter sperm oil. soc; natural
whale OIL 55c; extra winter strained lard oil
No neatsfoot OIL. CSC; herring oil. 4oc; salmon
oil, 35e: boiled fish oil. 35c; paint OIL S5c.
Coal on Gasoline. etc.-Water white OIL tank
water white, extra fne. tank wagon. Ike;
water white. iron barrels drums, s14c; $50
IL &c; pearl oil. In cases. 169ze; astral. 161zc;
star, 1916; extra star, 1911c; Elaine 26Hc;
eoeens. Is1se; red crcwn and motor gsFeline, in
late, in drums, Sc; No. do. &c: eases 7c more;
Sc deg. gasoline, In bulk soc. in cases size;
naphtha i'll bulk 10c. in cases TIC.
Turpentine-- 621sc per gallon In cases and 551sc
In drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per Dbl Of ESQ Ibsl-E, S6.1os F. se15;
G, SO. 90; II, $3.50; I. $6.55.
Red and White Lead-Red lead, S556ac per
ID. according to quality: white lead, sGs1sc.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes -
follows terms net cash: Standard 1ranulafel
fine or coarse). 6.S5c; fruit graduated b SIC,
crystal dominos In cases. 0.25c; tablets in hair
bbls, 6.35c tablets In boxes Coco; cubes and 4
crushed, 6.1oc; powdered, $685. candy granu-
lated. $500: eonfectioners A. 5-S5c; CONNECTION
ers' crystals. Bose; magnolia A. 5.45e; extra @.
6.35e; golden Q, 5.25c: d. 5.15c: beet granu.
lated, 6.65c. Barrels and so ID bags 1Oc half
bbls Csc, boxes soc more per 100 lbs FOR All
grades. Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard tine (cane1 granulated in
100 ID bags as follows: Bags. 100 lbs 35e. bar
rels 45c; half bbls. Coo; 40 10 tins cased 50 OK
35 ID tins. cased, S2.05; 10 10 tins. cased no In
case. 81. 20; ID tins, IN a case So 10: so n,
boxes, S6e. No order taken for less than X bar
rels or its equivalent. No extra charge for put-
ting up bar In private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: GRADUATED basis
5. soc: 'Higrade'' bar. 6-20c; powdered 5 95f- a
crushed e.1oc: berry. 5-S5c: c. s. II. extra nne
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July so.--The wheat market was
strong all day, with the exception of a brief
period Of nervousness at the outset, and prices
dropped a trffe below yesterdays closing quota
lions. The dominating factor during the entire
session was the situation in the northwest
where the new -cron it is claimed, is in danger
of being injured by black rust. A falling off in
the receipts in the southwest helped to inspire
bullish sentiment. There was liberal realizing
at this. but all offerings were readily absorbed.
The market closed strong. with prices near the
high point. September opened &c lower TO &c
higher at 901sc to 903sc sold at SoIsc and then
advanced to 9l7A 9o1asc. The close was at 9lA
691Hc.
Corn was strong chiefly because of the advance
in wheat prices. An advance OF 1c in the price
Of cash grain also had a bulish influence The
close was strong. September opened M6Ac
higher at 70 5sc TO 7415c sold at 73Ac and then
advanced to 749sc The close at 741ac
Oats were strong on active demand brought ont
by crop damage reports from the northwest Sep
TENDER opened &c higher at 445kc sold at 44as g
and then advanced to Asa @45asc. The close
at 441sc.
Provisions were strong, owing to Io61bc
advance in live hogs. AT the close September
pork was up 15c, lard was &c higher and ribs
were TIC higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and cotton show little change
Copper stocks higher sympathy with advance in the metal
Bank OF England unchanged at 2h per cent.
Sharp advance in Alaska packers stock
Mining stocks much queer, with the tendency downward
New York exchange frner. Silver lower.
HongIong exchange weaker.
Wheat higher Chicago under reports OF black rust
Barley frmer again Oats corn and beans unchanged.
No new features in hay feedstutfs.
Hop crop prospects excellent here and in Europe.
Potatoes fair local and shipping demand Onions steady
Poultry market well supplied and quiet.
Eggs and cheese higher. Butter lower.
Fresh fruit market we'll supplied.
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PouItry and Gane

Receipts of poultry on the morning express
were SO eoops and there were further arrivals OF
about so coops from Petaluma later on, an IN
usually large supply for late in the week
Some receivers reported the market steady. and
as 1t was understood that there would be nc
more western chickens put on this week they
were not inclined to urge sales Of anything.
There were altogether too many understood hens
lying around, however and retailers did not
seem anxious to buy them. even at the prevail
ing low prices.
Poultry (per dozen)--Hens, SS.509z.5o fos
extras; old ROSTERS, s3.50@4; young ROSTERS,
$550@6.5 so; do extras. $7G7.50; flyers, $4.5O@f
$50; large broers, $3G4; small broilers. $2-5099
3; ducks, Says; pigeons, $1Q1.25; squads
81 5o@2; geese, s15oG17o per pair; goslings,
$l.75Q2 per pair; turkeys, 24Q26c per Id ror
young aid 19422c for old.
Game-Nominal
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Provisions

There Is nothing new IN this market.
Cured Meats-Bacon, TO 10 lbs, lie; 10 10
u lbs, 16c; light medium and medium, lac; bel
lies, II TO IA lbs, 1513c; sugar cured. 6 to lbs.
21c; to 10 lbs, zoe; 10 10 II lbs, 19c; fancy
sugar cured, 2Se per ID; eastern sugar cured
hams, 1910 for heavy and 1910 for light; extra
fine brands, lie; California hams. 1914 Q14c;
mess beef. S11 per Dbl; family, $11.50 extra
family, $12; prime mess pork. $23; extra clear.
$21. so; mess $23; pig pork $24; pigs feet 50
for half bbs, 1928 for 20 ID kegs and $1.3O
for kits; smoked beef, 1920 per ID.
Lard-T1erces quoted at SGS15c for California
pure; half bbls, pure. IKE; so ID tins. 12Ac.
10 ID tins, 12%c; . lb tins, 127sc; 3 ID tins,
13c.
Cottolene-one half Dbl. 1o#c; half bbls.
1o15c; fierce, 1850; tierces, 1oAe; tierces
lO1Ac