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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11
DEMONSTRATION or
FOOD PRODUCTS
a. BUCKS Grocery Company On North
Division Street

]. Flatan. renresenting David perr
4 fos ~ Chicago, today bAaan \
demonstration Of high class fooa
precincts consisting of high grade
llna pt Knshef Sansages snDkaa
meals etc, AZ the gneks Grocery
cofnpany at lll North Division
strea lhe display Is OH III tne
nandanNesl of lis class ever exhibit
sed Ia tllls cisg ana ii attracting thn
attention nf lhe hrnng of EaseF
shosrefs. The samples are llist
class We know hecarse We have
sampled some Of them The damon-
sgr4iinA VIII continue i0F faW daFs
ana me public II cordially invited fe
aaii- II IL The III pfiiou III the David
ilnrg enapaRy To make an ageaey inl
t''llhfif With The J IT, Rucks com
paHy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

me Cambridge club heM an inter
,slins ,ss session az Carnegie library on
AQAiay afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

At tee Eiite theatre last night so.
1885 drew the prize. The mana Ia
t'sHt y ehdeaFofing to give the puD.
rs tne best pictures obtaiiabe au
lAc market with high class gandev le
atts ana the crowds are increasing
from week 10 week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

patrcnise Home Products hy eatinn
Mokhsfs btead" made by Vim. Ritz
AauRtst eeraer Hecau and Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

MFs Tom Welch. of 50l East i'd.
Ean avenue, has fol hcr guest Mis-.
Frank Post of Oklahoma City Alrs
Post VIII also be the guest IF aIrs
Charles Woods ana AIRS Harry Naw
man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

A. & GArgtls pustoffice nsnac.
!eor WIN headquarters At Enid II in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

sPenl me DAY with Judge sanalin
Nv Mho has been III hut is now impror-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11
WHAT
| WENT
THROUGH.
Before taking Lydia L. pinkham' ]
Vegetable Compound.

Na3leS Mass Il cannot express
NhAt went through during the ehanra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

patFonlcr Home industries and call
Rlnehars'a meats when ordering meat
ifuin your nAteheg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

HOUSES FOR RENT ~ 4 rooms
ar rooms > rooms. am ln sa ith
spaft of East Guthrie n. Nj Adams.
oYer BANK of Commerce. nhont H.
Office flA, Ras 9G9 Attorney. III.
VnrN. lnEunnee ana Loans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

NJ ] Marshall left last evening
lof Crescent to spend few days
beugh '''0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

The naneuveriny az Uncle Sans
ltiu00 soldiers on the Mexican border
VIII 10 exhibited al she Gem theatre
sHun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11


The Calnbrideo clnh bsI9 Il ,r.an
sting session a ra,.nomfa ~" liz ~ lu'ef
! Mon av afternoon = "'F'e library gu
' "'ee' ''''oal'
/ Bridge clnh Nonda5s a5 eeter.alned sf,.....d tnf
''tet'looh.
fhe sorlet, tadia. a ,.
rranee @gara,,fes ,., 'Hfssea to
Mineral Ve1is r' 1401 Wea She
Dlaee i.'''N - lne meeting
Mrs. !. T. Elgsaa rot,ra. .4.
morn ng from 4 vtsi9 n cbtsd ,i', ieH eH'S
y s4iVaso
,9lts ,4ag..;a -
aay frop, olsisNaa,. ''9R NV. fe'aFRed %.
Alrs E,.s,,. n.n-n
tiru wbh b@s ,,s"a '''e''' II nNlaRonla
hasn{ta1 e1ss,..,s1s ss, y Ia"net ai the
nine off II enth,,a .less's ~ IalAS slop'
'' e'''''''4e lef she day
10 snera IF,e fb ssa, es'ao I, MI I'M, 'ais morning
ME aeaSt 81 s,e@al H. ''"'aao'aa eRy,
9'''s
ANN VA Il sa.,.
Woods 4re sl,tns s4s . =. Aaagtes
af{erpoep rb. Il, '4is'ph ealS
i4Nta WrW
Af,s rnstsea 1-
yass ss3.,. - ffsf entertained
Airs F1rnan Waa NM .aeois, ,;.., Y , Ell.o
Miss NihlacA tha eaasg,s4san
lietanS En,.],4,. Nss.4sVaaeion 4 de-
present 49, WHO MI stas i'sse
II tsen IA So \. ss..ssisss nv. A3ssusoe'
II. Haskan S,,,,s5.,ess a,ss u s'Nsts Nahe
laek sn,aes ,I,,,,. Nt s.falil III Nie-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Coming soon United States Army
on the Mexican border to
the Gem theatrr Watsa next issue
f0f detailed Phsq1'fhfsmtrt. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11
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- - ~ " w W " II u &
=. = Means is here rom Paw
Rerne Aeften s ia Oklahoma civ
Z w Knnan returned to olrgbo.
ma Cs.f this morning.
y l. ueets is here from Oklahoma
Attorney Wall Matthews is here
lFoin Mnlhall on matters before the
comfy a0urt
Prof Ken, j. ii Edmond today.
E&'iHant General W. c. Reeves
Went 70 Oklahoma CITY this morning
% attend court
TANKER Harry Eonart Of sti!Iwa,ar
loiulef counts clerk OF Payne conn.
ih passed through Guthr toda, IN
route to Oklahoma CITY ID Attend tbe
state 0ad Fellow cneampment
RhY . J Waugh ot 0snuleoe
went ~ Oklahoma City today,
" Il McBrine Is ii Oklahoma
Ca today
VIM. Wilson Is among The Guthrie /
1ao feilows that Wen 70 Oklahoma I
Gits his morning.
Owen Acton is here from loyeil
yis ting Friends.
" b Aerrod special assistant
ynted States attorney Went ID Te
'amseh lh.s morning on official husi
less
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taA nights eaiN sgs general
throughout This section the state
aeforaH$ % the tralnme8 running
lHio f#ihF9e tlse ptM extended as
42F as A3aAA lSaH HartAwest
F9aAsT is ftponfd at CHSh ne
sliiiNater skanaet aha other paint
4iaNs fls0 EaMprn oklahoma lue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

AIrs J ~ Field aud little son
! feah, returned To their home inI
fbuls Valley this afternoon. after NJ
weak s visit viii % Mrs. Fields paenrs
~, nlr and Mrs w A Richmond 5lSE
West Harrison avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Airs. ] q. Straa2 ea.eg a{aag ,ba
@ Aa'Fa tfe Hnadfed elub Mon.lay sf
setasooa 81 hef suburban home eaSt
0 tae eits seFen tables were aliad
ai hYe hundred Mrs, NJ. III psro
Msllifltls Y. ine first elMh nriza. Ajss
NV hefiae CASSIDY tile frzt e0as
pfl1e, Ars H Y Sharp Non fhe clnh
\ sVissaiatign nfisa ann AIRS W Il sfa.
4, 's 'Ae guest consolation nriz
lalnsY refreshments Wpre ger,gt
,Ne yt'la Mee ID tWu weeks W4th
Nrs e R Wilder
Aiss ENa lllH ot Missouri NINA
slS sNesR III feia iyas here n sRena
n. IlE - An t.a.s. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Ntss l'iece, of the ATTORNEY gan-
elal J olilee is n Enid visiting reE
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tomorrow Will be the ffieth an.
liiFelsary az rste firing upon Fort
7ahAtfF the occasion of THE grea7 ait
var Of modern times
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GALL FOR WARRANTS


haye fands on hand. and win pay
tte following Series D warrants
issned bg the Gil DC GmhHe. same
being hereby called Tor paymeng An
to and including Registered Numbers
Indicated:
Salary Fand Register No. i07
Flfe ana Water Fund, Register No.
street anal Briage Fund, Register
No, a4
Contingent Fund Register No iG0
f'afk Fnnd. Il egis pr No sn.
Eleelsior Library Fund. Register
mo- 1856.
Interest On above ceases May Nh.
l9lI
* H. HAyaGHonsr.
City 'i'feasul N
A-As@saaa4@iaa4-s-444ssaaa-..~-..
New show and star performers all
Elite theater tonight
-~-~..4-------.-----,.---4.
New SHOW and star performers Il
Elite tfiatre tonight
New show and star performers at
slite theatre tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

caeese margueriies and tea
Dinner
Yesterdays Soup cold pot roa.
asparagus teamed or freshD stmr
peahs' baked orange puddtng. bla.
coffee The Daily Leader
the THURSDAY Afternoon Rrsdq
Gnu will meet fhis week with Nr
George Zimmerman.
Miss Ger rude Calvert daughter 4
ffof aAl Mrs W. 4, Calvert Won HI
prize tor me best name for GHhria'
mineral wafer When the cnmmiite
decided the contest las night NJ
comml tee lound II dlficuh Ia rho5s
! between the several excelleut nana
which she proposed
/ Mrs Tom WEIGH. of 50l East Id
San avenue has for nor rnest ME-
FRANK Post of Oklahoma CITY, airs
Post Will also be the guest or Mrs
Charles Woods ana Mrs Harry Naw
man "
Mr j Marshall left last evening
lor Crescent 10 spend few dass
Wl,h her daughter, Mrs Emmet sto.
bGueh ''''e' 9."
yrs W j Mcdonald ana motner
returned to their homo IN Coyfe Iasf
evening after 4 several days yisit
VIVA NJ and Mrs Frank Lands.
Miss l'iece. of the ATTORNEY gen.
efal : Office Il III Enid visiting reE
The Domestic Science clab nen /
WIN Mrs N. &, Hart 7io East War
neI aNenne, Friday afternoon
Afrs J. ". FioId and HtIa son
fank returned To their home inE
fhuls Valley this afternoon. aftq i
Neak visit VII % Mrs. Fields parents /
Mr ani Mrs. w Al Richmond. 5lS
west Harrison avenue.
Mrs J. M. Fke, OF Phoenix All. n
oha ~ visiting ~ he home of Nh
~ Mrs II A. Booth, lSI5 West l.o \
an avenue.
MIS-. Roy Gordon has reHracd from
several days visit iii Oklahoma
lfs with relatives.
Mrs a. J. Graham III here from
oklahoma ciy visiting relatives.
The scbcr2o club NEE s with Miss
.abel iaasldn This evening. This a L
new club composed OF DoDular 4
Z of Young ladies'
Mrs Tom Wech has rcturncd from 4
week visit tn Oklahoma civ win Z
n. Frank Post Y
Mrs langa An East Vtms. win
lterta the Ladies' Aid society of
Y Christian church Wednesday Az .
rnoon
s..s, Z. !, Il
The WI Side VT q, r. II VII N
eel tomorrow afternoon at 29O AZ q
e home Of Mrs James Allen 1917
es: Cleveland Subject. system
ic Giving, III charge of Mrs. !. d
Randolph All members cordially q
viled to attend
Mr. and Mrs. George Edmonds OF p
lgler haze returned home after a NJ
sit 70 Mrs r. $. Ballard
Mrs VIM NJ Hannabery OF Cam. es
p NV Jersey Is the guest Of NJ
~ Emma Wnkle 600 East Harri
q avenue
Bt
Nfa NJ sandlin returned from
lahona CITY last night where sha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

AAsH Il r a lailan thut wii nela
ypuf ia i'aliaF. siatN saee ana neek per
snaneffflS MI rHu M niade hy aasol4ina
8Mha V9hneA III sfailftHHX M 9neriMh plnt
1f hat water ANA adainE INA taaapuuls.
saaN " KiS0efiae This lniinu M4ll
winter ana a9Autlfy gouf slgih Anu TAKE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

tAe AH warehouse WI ihf Walton.
fAMhAs SASH anh Aoat laciogN 81 re
fflxins hs HhishinF ialwht ihiS
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Ns an Airs llNinon tiray enter
lained \ few friends IA cards last
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

New SHOW and star performers Al
Elite theatre tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

New show ard star performers Al
Elite thcater tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

AIRS. A ,. Graham III here from
Gitp visiting relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

A1 iASt NJ NfdAt n mepilna nf The
ttY Federation III W0meus cliAS
tile snhicc, ~ houle products mas
tAheh tli ind interesting and iIlstfne
i've tislks we're made hY iareside4 i
4 n'Rourk and Secretary M Al. Ray-
s0n of tAs Guthrie cAasnher 0g coin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Wm Wilson L. among The Guthrie
uad Fellows that wen 10 oklahoma
City his morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Manager WATKINS of the Highland
7healFe has eafaed from several
weeks trin nsroneh the southern
ssSses anf States that Guthrie II llte.
tef aan the majority Of the towns
he visited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

Don forget r0 send d post card of
lhe m neral nr Hgs 10 your lfjends
back east Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-11

ne W.T. Side ". &, r. 4. Vii
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:90 III
the home Of Mrs James Allen l3I7
Wess Cleveland Subject System.
a.ic GlTlne III charge Of Mrs. J..
N Randolph All members cordially
invited to attend,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Feb. as s-CATTLE-Receip;s. 3cvt
strong bee7-es 81 299S0 o.; Texas steers ~ 500
- 10. Western steers, 81 65dS5 10; stoc<sr 49,
seefers s2 S5TS5 s5: cows and hsifers sz cCV
* 80. calves ST 50rS9 60 HOGS-hecsiets ~
ooo: steady az advance; light ~ esss ~
az ToaSg IS. good % choice heavv, tSse1NtWt
nigs 81 lOqaS7 30; bulk or sales 50 Vo9sI s,-
ssitffTrEP-Receipts 1900: market steady % io'
higher. native Sass IS: Western. ~ icTSt .ct
warnings 81 T3dS5 6j. lambs, naive Souso lVF
Western, 81 25dSS 10. , 80.
Cincinnati Feb 2s s-CATrLF-Receipts los.
steady: faiF to good shippers, - Zaasss s as
quiet: IOdi5c lower; butchers and shippsrs, |"
iGe strong At 50 25gsA Is; lambs strong leo
nifi'g Eas, RnfSio- Feb. ~ CATTLE aec.ir:a
900 head; fairly active and steady VEAIS--
Receipts. 50 active and steady HOGs--tse-
cstpts g. 200 head active. heavy, lVQloc risf,
er: Others steady: heavy. s. l59s1 % rlized
81 2OIS7 40. Workers. 81 5OqS7 IS. pigs. 81 iosp
81 20; roughs. SO o5Gs6 35. dairies, sIdS5 60
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, 3 900; sheep se
tive and steady: lambs slow and lcc love-i
heavy lambs. sJQS5 30. handy lambs, sSg$ -
Kansas CITY Feb - S-CATTtE-Receipf.,
: 600 head, including 300 Southerns; steers, 100
l5c higher. others strong. dressed beef and eN
port steers 81 f0fH<S 90 fair 20 GOOD. - SoTts
Western. s. 25qs6 -. stockers and tescera
81 75GS5 90. southern, $3.50 southern cow
s3 5OTS5 % native. 81 1896 80: heifers, 5. S04
SO. bulls s. 5Oax5 y calves. s51ss %. noon
Receipts t4.0OO. steady 20 i0c lower; bulk o.
sales 81 SOdS7. heavy. SO s0HSS 20. packers and
butchers SO s5dsT O5 lights, SIas7 07i-. sHEEP
Receipts $500 strong lambs, - 20USa ~ {.
vearlings 81 G5ls3 35 wetheTs SiIs4 90. swes.
Sc GOcfSl Is, stOckers and feeders sass 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

NS-Tnactiye. owing TO the hoii-
day in Chicago but the Local Gssh III popt5
steady. mess s23 family S22CS2}; short ciear az
Sig 56Gs20 BEEF easy mess, SltaSIf "a a,,., ~,
,,,,tia mess s2i1sg7 so REEF HAMS quiet at
sSll, 5-i soa pPFsSFD HOES easier; bacon. lO17ci
iS6 n iOi4c. lo0 10. 10-4c 40 70. lo.se, PIG ~
1Ol.c CUT BIEAT5-Pick,ed 6s.ieS - hams
oiiiet At ieisc. TAI.LOw dull city. &c; coun-
try. GaG7Lc. LARD steady. MlIGIe stsedv, -
S6utb America io50c. Continent eSoc; hraxlt;
icqs' II see COMPOCHD. sasl.c. sTEAldND
-Ois2i oes2'4 Win light offerings and de-
r1and fairly good. Dan Ialmage SOUS 80, -,
New orleans. teiegraphs the Louis'@nS
movement as showing receipts, 90, I9 oIe Geo .,
o5o 500 sacks rough. against 29l'o9b ltsl
wear Sales cleaned were V24'oV" pooho's'
TS.TIcAR- Refined active and Arm. and 4Toc
was the basis FOR standard granulated quoted G,ee
hv all rehners except lhS rsncstto, rsncst =, 80 !.
p-ornpt and delsyed shipment, Raw mere was
very hrm al tho close IheFe wee ."ino. ,....' ,
hrcn made AZ t5-i6c basis S8 test cost ana
,r.f-bf eutial 10 . Nlc here but that would
NOT of necessity make the spot price. fairy
ful volume W business was otert1 az 90,
r-i,sr. t'oufrifugaI 0b test, 3 N0m3 Sic; musco-
v4do. 80 test 5000 333c. end molasscs sugar,
ca t.st Q OJ43Osc. The London market FOR
t.ef mar was active and 2hd higher, with
rebrllarv and March at ~ II a. ana MAY
LII I'd. Inc movement VI sugar u AuN
ei, nrtrclpot ports ~ cuba FOR the week.
6.1red in tons As cabled 20 Wiilett GRAY.
was as follows; Receipts, 5o,ouV, against
eg NO0 last week and 63O0O a year ago, ex-
uorts 1s 0n0 against 10 200 and % 00o, and
stock 225 600 compared with 10000 and
$4,000 Centrals grinding no. against ld0
and iI3
NAVAL srORFS-snrits turpenjine was
steady but quiet aud unchanged. Rosiu and tar
STEADY az former prices.
and UNCHANGED.
supplies comparatively light and prices un-
changed.
DRTGs-Without features OF special inter
att Essential oils Grm. and roots selling at
fuliA hut UNCHANGED prices.
WPTaIS-COPPER-- ouiet; spot.
March APRIL May and June. Il iAI II anc
london nrn: spot i5i i5s; futures. f35 - Cd
fake copper i2 g2ia gl2.s74c. electrolvtic.
~ g7is qfe ,i2isc. casting. l2ilo. &c. TIN firm
spot tsm4a soc. March. ~ i9'kN4a e1c: April
Al ~ 's g4l75c; May. 4oSis@tlc: June. 90 T5c
asked london drn: spot. fiG3. futures, flsb
los LEAD dun. a4Od4. SOC New York; t25G
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

OF less than 40. .0Oo. 600 pounds for the
MONTH deliveries Will have to show an
extraordinary Increase 80 prevent an ad~
ditior 20 surplus
PIG IRON PRICES INCREASED.-Bu
talo and pennsylvania iron prices have been
Increased. The former is now selling at sl4
ana va 30, an increase of so cents. Penn
sylv1nia irCn Is selling at sl5 20 SIS so,
or an increase OF from Is 10 so cents.
There is no reported change in any other
class OF iron. Basic VALLEY is quoted at
sl4, and Virginia IS firm at slS furnace,
with s. SO freight 70 New York The
market is slow. both I'm orders and In
Quiries.
DETROIT, TOLEDO & IRONTON.-The
holders OF an actual majority Of the con-
solidated bonds of the Detroit, Toledo AZ
Irontcn Railroad Company have joined
with Newman Erb in the formation OF
bondholders' committee 10 deal with the
reorga nization Of that company, The
memhers ot the committee viii he an
nounced IN a few days.
MORTGAGE BOND INTEREST RE
NlNES.-Peab body x Co, of No. a. Broad
way, specialists in New York realty cor
porauon securities, report Increased inquiry
during the last few days for mortgage
bonds especially on New York City prop
erty. large number Of these inquiries
were from the Middle and Western states
Tor such securities as New York Real Is
tate Security Company's gold 6s and Amer
lean Real Estate registered gold IS.
NATIONAL NASSAU BANK-The Mas
sau Bank. formerly a state institution, yes
terday entered the ranks OF the national
institutions under the name OF the Ma
uonal Nassau Bank. Edward Earl is presl-
dent OF the bank, and W Il. Noble cashier.
ERIE NOTES.. p. Morgan & Co. an
nounce that the sl2.50)00O Erie three-year
per cent collateral gold notes offered by
them, the First National Bank and the
National City Bank have all been SOLD.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. EeDFHdly - W.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 80 cars, or $40 nsac
INCLUDING cars for the market. NO traolns in
live raftle The feeling was no more then stealf.
Dressed beef SLOW at 9h9lOAc per ID. NO 'aifr
CALyEs-Receipts. S24 head. mainly Tor
butchers Feeling steady common 70 plllIs
veals we're quoted al s71si0 20 yer 100 70; ;ngp ~
"a n M Sll CITY dressed veals steady AZ l<7sV
Ictsc per Id. country dressed al lODls .se
SHEEP AND LASiE--Receipts' 10 cars o.
2 e,4 head. including 4 cars FOR the uarheti
cars On sale. sheep almost nominal. isihDs NeI'
.Iorv Ia fDc low or and the pens Nele cleared.
common sheen sid at So 80 per 100 10 reir ~
choice lambs at SGd$6 80. Dressed niuiiop SLOW
N 15lSc with best wethers 11c. dressed iamos
duU ed O9IOiec a FEW hog dressed sold az he
country dressed hothoUso lambs were lower az
SASS 80 Der carcass. - o.. .r.s,
Sales-Kerns Commission company: rs SirnP
gan lambs ~ 10 average, 81 so per 100 10,
Sanders 1856 state lambs Jl 10, 30 - sHAAS
sheep 100 h. 81 20 . -, 49,. -,
HOGs-Receipts Is cars, or 3.2O3 heae, AZ
for SIaughter except Il Few mead. FeelinE easer-
Good l25 20 30 ib hogs sold az - fVu>i ~ psr
100 n Country dressed hogs lower az eHilc ps'
iO for heavy and light weights, DIGS lnelu2scS,,
saies-Kerus Commission CONF any. u pnio
togs 242 N average s. 20 per 100 10: - a,
robin & shannon: state hogs. 10 ID % ."
Judd 4 20 date yestrrday) II s,.te hoss
Is7 fS 81 70: o l94 ~ 81 so: rough. $50 ID ~
1 stag. 40 n. S.. .-, 40 ... ,o~~
Anfrcw Mullen lete vester 81 - state nos~s
,a2 NJ e 10. 2 roughs go 70, 80 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston FEB. S-Unsatisfactory conditions SUI
rre,a lf values show q declining tendency, with
g,fiS,r,ta ,,ooI PARTICULARLY weak The new clip
i. srousr1g no interest IN Boston, and there havs
been No. contracts tor wool on ne sheep bacA.
.~i,-. t,t.e been some transfers 0f Wyoming good
frr ana fine medium and several goou sales OF
california nsst Northern, but ohio heeces and
ether nearby stocks are very dul' DOMESTIC
quotations: - -,,--,,
ohio and Pennsylvania ieeces--D'laine washed.
at~. y,V SItbNa2c. fine unmerChantable, 2JT2bc;
~ ttnod ronbing 29q30c: =. &c. q. 27Q@T y ..
aeIaine unwashed. 2dis427c- Michigan. Wisoon-
Sin and New York neeces-Flne un~ashed, 2uD
94.. t-iain. etiG27c. Z blood. 2sMS9. Kentucky,
indiana ami Missouri blood. - -sg@sci =,
2d- g, .,. -.~---
q H. months 5Oq52c. fall 45aatc California
northern J3N55c. middle county, 4im4eci south
..-,, 4rgtTr. faI free 424t43c. Oregon-klast-
aln 80 I staple. 5s6Cnc. Eastern clothing.
5gsrr5c. valley No I. 5+a5jc. Teritory-Fine
sfaule GO.. nre medium js0jac, tne clothing,
-1E555c. fno medium 5Od52c. = blood cpmblns.
5e,. 80 5saCnc. "a. 4Oa5oc.
Pullei-ENtra. 60N62c. fine =. osc; 'uptra'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rlvrrpool. Feb. 2s.-wHEAr-spot dull: nut
,,ret quiet. March. 81 eisd. May Gs shd CORN
spof American mixed new. easy, A. ld. Ameri-
can mixed ola, quiet, bs III. futures dull. March,
H. ftisd. May A. 3lsd. July. ~ i4d FLOUR
Winter Ugtents. % 3d. HOPS in London Udcl-
A. CDast tf dsdt5 81. BEEF-DAta india
meas I2ua PORK-Prime niess, Western. OILS
"a HAMs-Ehort cat 55s. BACON N-Cumher-
land --tf -ss 81 short rih. t2s, clear bellies JUT,
irrr clear middies light, Gls. heavy Ols Gd
rbort clear backs 5sH SHOULDEkS-Square,
40 TaRT-Prime Western tiercr9. 41s. Amer
i.an refined pals as ID CHEEsE--canad Jan
enest white new dSg. cliorfd. tDs TUltPEN
irivfs- -srdrits So ad ROSIN-rommon. los
tnTd PFyrROLEt M-Bennci 6'td. LtNSEED
nm s0s .COTTONsEEp Ofis-Hnii refined.
rn0t gls TALLDW-Ausiralinn IN London sos
London. Feb es-sUGAE, raw. centrifugal.
1o- 4tsd. muscoVado es 4-,d. beet February is
ffhd LINsFEfl-CaicuttI. Arrti-Juur. tSf.
TINsFED OIL. fGs 6d. SPERM on. t3f ins.
pi,TROT. .Ft' NJ American refined, aist. spirits,
Gf,d TINE-Spifits. Gi1 81. kOhlN-
American strained. fGs 81; fine. iss
Antwerp, Feh 2s.--PEIkoLEuh, 10 ranc'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

rondon. Feb. 2S.-Consols after an aq.
vance OF !. closed at lie higher at oV to-do
FOR money and 81 3-16 for account ana AIia
conda was unchanged at 'ts. GraLu
Trunk unchanged at 263s Canadlah IA
ci7c IS higher at 211l2. -. -.,..,,,
Money was firm. Discount rates contih
ned weak on talk of an early reducuon
in the bank rate .,,, f.o+.
Consols and rubber shares We're the la. ledt-
urps on the stock Exchange. Inc IQIIlel
sdvapced a quarter OF a point on purchaseS
FOR tre sinking fund, while an ADVANCE oI
a shilling at the crude rubber aucu0nS
stir7lIlafed the demand for rubber slocha.
Mexican rails were in good request puI
tbe other sections we're dull. "a
American securities opened STEADY an
bol,f unchanged During tie forenoon the
ieadin1 issues advanced on light buylns.
OnIv a rev transactions occurred ia IHe
sffe~roor. and the market closed duH'
Cau money I'm London, 212M5 per CeiiiL'
omen market discount rate Ior snort % %OtlS,
9ELTs per cent: long bills, 2r4uZ 1916 per
cent. Berlin discount rate, per cent,
paris discount rate 2il per cent. Paris
exchange on London, 25 francs Ze1e cen
times. Berlin exchange on I0noon' ~
marks AZ pfenniEs Bar gold as 20 ana
American eagles 76s SGD.
paris. reb. 2S-Three per cent rentes 20
centin1es higher at 81 francs 40 centimes'
prices were steady on the Bourse.
t2erlln. Feb. 2S-Trading was quiet and
,,-ires we're steady on the Boerse