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The state herald., 1914-04-24

calls US, who gave everything. who
gave ourselves.
"And you good women pride yer
selves In virtue, which amt been
tempted. Your virtue never been out.
doors in the rain. gettin' wet. Your
virtue never been starved and froze,
or fooled and betrayed. Your colors
amt run. cause they've never been
to the wash. You don't know good
from evil, and you set thar judgin' me
Tears running down yer face, eh ?
You think you struck 1t rough when
you came up agin me. Poor Carrots
playin' Christian martyr. done you
good II you know'd 1t. I'm all the
schoolin you got in real life walked
We from dreams to livin'. And you an
me is women, sisters In pain. wish d
I'd auburn hair like your'n, Kate. and
a baby David to favor me with hair an
eyes. And II I'd had home! But
didn't get fair show ever. and every
time done good. l got 1t In the necx
Well. what's the odds?
1T wasn't you brung me down. Kate
Don't cry like that. dear. 1t don't
matter, Nothing matters. 1t was this
Brooke which done for me. not you
or Jesse. Brooke's only thing
took In like lost dog cause he wa,
hungry. He said he'd manage my
business. and he shorely did-investet
all ia got in governess. and bon
fire at Mathson's, and a stampede Of
mules. Then he fooled widow dowr
to Ashcroft to start him running 6
tourist joint. and was to be turned
out. And he fell in love with you.
II guess that's all. excep' got ts
tell you one thing. 1t was nursing
the sick men KEEP me straight all then
years, KEEP me from drink. You see
was meant for nures, trained for Z
nurse until-until-well. never yot
mind. Brooke stopped the nursing
and ! drank. I'm only a nurse gon,
wrong.
"Yes, your eyes is wonderin' VIII,
they don't come back with them ban
dages, and the bath. Don't worr,
about that. cause I'll be dead by day
break. Jesse loved yer BROOKE
loved yer, and somehow. well, In
kinder ranging that way myself, Ant
II i go, you'll get back Jess. eh?"
Rallying what courage had left,
knelt down and kissed my sister. nj,
poor sister, For a moment let he
stroke my carroty hair. which sh'
liked. Then ran to hurry my peopl,
to bring the beef tea, the hot water
the bandages. | found that wretche,
nurse OBTAINING Billy and the China
man. with some pretense that mus
not be disturbed, | was telling he
to get out of my sight. to go to he
bed when revolvershot ram
through the echoing house.
Polly had crawled to the Doorstep
found her revolver. She who CAV
everything In life. had given me bacl
to Jesse. and lay dead, her forehea
shattered In with the revolver-shot
For some seconds Billy and hun
back. watching from the doorwa
while a slow coil OF smoke unfolde
In the wan light OF the dawn. Tn
rain had ceased. and the east was a
aglow with golden radiance.
Billy knelt and touched the pool
broken forehead. then looking up q
me. This time" he said. its real"
The state herald., 1914-04-24

person and n normal person who Ia L.
norant OF the finger language. The
silence with which the device is opcr'
ated 10 very important point In It's
favor. This feature might make II
especially useful where quiet or no
crecy In transmitting information is
desirable. as In sending war news OF
secret instructions In business houses
The state herald., 1914-04-24
Solace.

Aren't you worried about these
public questions?"
Yes" replied Farmer Corntossel
But I'm thankful fur this much.
There's enough OF 'em so that when
you get tired OF worryin' about one
you can rest your mind thinkin' about
another"
The state herald., 1914-04-24
Real Mourner.

What are you wearing that thins
for7" asked Mrs. Gabb. when her hus
band came home with band OF crepe
around his hat.
For your first husband" replied Mr.
Gabb I'm sorry he died"
The state herald., 1914-04-24

ing. was dizzy
and exhausted at
the least eIcr.
tion. Hands and
feet were cold
and he had such
n dragging sensa-
tion across tho
loins that II was
dlmcult to move.
After using 8
49, - NAA-
The state herald., 1914-04-24
Dim

What do you think OF my mus
tachoi"
u hadn't noticed IL It's rather
dark day
The state herald., 1914-04-24
Puzzled.

Husband-I see that German has
invented clock that tells the day
Of the month by sounding the num-
ber.
Wife-I don't see how It can tell
the 10th, goth and 30th of the month.
1t can strike the one. two and three
all right, but how can It sound the
cipher?
The state herald., 1914-04-24
Grounds for Complain.

ilip-Tnsto that
Iiop--why. that's the best soup !
over tasted
fiip-YcH but tho steward had the
gall to say Il Ia coffee Michigan
uargoylo
The state herald., 1914-04-24
A cLERoYMAN's TESTIMONY.

The Rev. Edmund Heslop OF Wig
ton. Pa. suffered from Dropsy for .
year. His limbs and feet were swot
len and pulled. He had heart nutter~
The state herald., 1914-04-24


the auecrost way came with his long
yellow fingers to toueh me. then timid.
but reasnurod. crspt back To his stool
In tho corner
Soon Nurse Panton Joined Us. her
hair In eorkscrcwn. looking very
plain. pocvish because nhc had not
been called at midnight. Whats tho
matterr" she asked GROSSLY. and for
anawcr pulled down the blinds, She
ahiyercd AZ pho panscd tho open door
10 take chair behind Il. Sho begged
inc 10 close the door, but tho night was
warm. and besides I dared not Nurse
and Chinamnn each had n glass OF
port and 30 did I. feeling much bot.
isr afterward
The state herald., 1914-04-24
Not Necessarily.

A girl is not necessarily cut for n
prima donna Just because shs Il hard
10 manage
The state herald., 1914-04-24

Smile on wash day. That's when you use
Red Gross Bag Blue. Clothes whittier than
snow. All rroc-rs. Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
LOCAL AND NATIONWIDE DISTRIBUTION
Sergeant's Dog Remedies
Victory" Poultry Remedy
Polk Miller's Liver Pills


pah have NATIONAL and international
De mad OF the leading
dogs and how them
all
known Segeant
them.
Polk Niers almost
tured by this
a = ~ "N
victory Poultry
appeaive public
OF sers testify
n
Journal Cosmopolitan
as well as where the and general office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
Incorporates and Increases ORGANIZATION

charter
poaon of the Polk
POLK Miller
MI W. Whers Miller
Mr.. J.
at the head OF the Retail
will have charge of the Soda
increasing business Office
pert service Of these
and William
after the selling end of the
this control
have had years
fourteen had
wide
to be the OF this
in
variety
located Ninth
The retail store occupies
Frank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16
MnNics Incitc Crimc.

LONDON, Aug 10 Moving picture
shows are demoralizing the South Sea
natives, breaking up their old peace
fun customs and melting them TO
crime. says "A returned traveller from
that part Of the world.
Although the average Islander is
lazy. good -u1turcd and pcacc-loving,
he is not far removed from the days
ct saNugcry. or an eNcinblc ana
emotional nature, he Is carried away
by the dramatic films exhibited by
promoters An Islander Will pawn
his last possession, says the traveller
10 see a picture show.
A recent case occurred in the Sa-
moan islands where three natives,
one former policeman stole reNolN-
crs ana started out 10 initiate a hold
mp scene They set upon a European
plantation manager and his assistant
and shot both dead for resisting. The
murders were followed by battles with
the natives with the result that two
Of the band were killed in action ana
the third was captured and later
hanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16
General Carranza And The Fight
He Waged TO Have Principles He
Believes In Put Into Operation

General NcuuStiano Carranza is
loolicp upon as the most important
pa souagc IN Mexico. The eyes of the
world are glued on this leader of the
curpucrirg conStitutonalists. In many
quarters people persist in inquirinS
%. 10 what manner of man he ~ ana
what his activities were prior to the
Ires,nt uphcalval
General CarranZa was born in 1893
"a year of great strife-iu the state
of Cuahuila. Young Carranza studied
IT, the colleges of is native state and
later i'm Mexico city, where he wan
dcred la 1874
That Carranza was the only man
who dared take arms against the iron
and blood rule OF Porfirio DiaZ and
ESCAPE with his life is fact known TO
,tN few people. even among the
Mexicans with his brother. Sr. Emilio
and several others, CarranZa rChClled
iu arms against CARA CALAIS prcten-
tionS tu run for governor of COahuila
Tor second term. Don Romero Ru-
bio. father-in- law. despite the fact
tlIu for governor. despit" the TACT
that he was luathed for graftinti, rob
h.rg ana committing doprcdttions Of
am sorts. under the protest Of putting
the state in order.
Carranza. at the inception Of his re-
volt I'm 1893. when he was - years
tld. took particular pains to send a
i.f,gnm To- Diaz IN which he an
nouuccd that his armed protest was
directed against CARA Galan's second
term. and not the federal government
Tho rcvolutionist was careful TO
avoid coming in armed conflict with
the soldiers sent 10y Diaz. while he at
tackled and defeated in several bat
t'cs the state troops under Galan.
As result. Carranza later became
he governor Of Coahuila. instead Of
suffering tho penalty of the average
opponent of Diaz and his uristocratic
policies
Thus. q IS to bc seen that Carranza
i- not . novice in the revolutionary
movement of Mexico. Although
rjfh the exception If lgleSias cal
deron. he is one Of the oldest men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16

actively engaged in the ranks of tho
ConstltutionaliSts, Carranza IS still as
vigorous physically as he is alert
mentally
While most Of the men who fought
against llucrta are young. many still
IN their teens Carrau2a is the oldest
and most experienced. not only be-
cause Of his close connection with the
revolution against Diaz. but espc-
cially for his political work under the
DiaZ regime as governor. congressman
and senator in the federal congress
ass well as in the state legislature.
While the dictatorship ~ Huerta
terrified Mexico and while most Of
the governors accepted ostcnsibly the
rule Of IIucrta. while secretly prepar-
ing TO resist him General Carranza
was the only one who dared stand M
Squarclv ana honestly against the
coup d'etat in Mexico City Huerta
the dictator. the usurper. must go
was the demand Of the plan Of Qua
dalupe. agreed to by Carranzl and a
number uf curstitutionalists After
IS months of strife and turmoil. car
rama. at the head of AN army of
l25.0O0 men succeeded Ia driving the
autocrat out Of the country.
Carranza was tempted in many
WAYS to abandon the cause Of the
down-trodden MeXicIns \ letter to
CarranZa from FeliN Dilz and lluerta
,fferUl him q fortune If he would
quit the country and leave them alone
To- crush the opposition but Carranzl
refused to be bought and rendered an
answer which has become a classic in
Mexico
Carranza refused to he dissuaded
from his original purposes. to-wit
The separation of church and state.
Subsection Of the military power
under the civil government
The just distribution OF lands
CarranZa is set upon these three
demands and they will guide him in
the future period of reconstruction.
carranza and his supporters viii not
finch in their great tasks.
Clrranza will stand firm until the
goal y reached.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16
Liberal element
IN SMALL MAJORITY
LIBERALS HAVE WORKING
MAJORITY OF 10 OUT
OF 33 MEMBERS
DOMINATION IS IMPORTANT
Majority Is Essential to Law
Making Body as it Elects
"Designados.

PANAMA, Aug 49, The result OF
the recent election of members of the
natlonal assembly apparently assures
Iresldcut Bolisario Porras the sup
Iort Of l9 out of the 33 members who
VIII quality when the next session
CouNcu,a iu Scptcmhrr
While this is rather small work
mg majority for the government fac
tou Of the Liberal party the prcsl-
dent and his iulloW,r rs are looking for
ward To the control of the assembly.
ON he other land the II non
PuIraS mCml lers VITO are followers OF
Dr Carlos a. Mendoza, who styles
himself as the real leader of tho Lib
cla} parity u that he is the dUlV
elected chairman, 90 president Of the
lJloral national committee, believe
n cN Will b, able, when The time
comes, to swing the votes Cf enough
I,rras followers to DO as they like
iu the way of legislation. 1t is pointed
out that Dh'rr is much dissatisfaction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16
VIII Ia Mother.

LNONS.U n Aug l5--Th0 sum 0T
100000 was willcd by NJ. Brunicr
who died recently near here, as am
annual rocompcnso to any mother of
a French family who shall have at
least seven children born at a height
Of 1000 feet. The bcncficiarics are
to be chosen among the wives Of
guides i'm the French Alps living at
that altitude.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16
LIEUTENANT IN UNIFORM
QUARRELED WITH SER
Want; USED SWORD
WAS Court MARTIALED
Woman Carried Case into Civil
Courts and Secured
Conviction.

MI.NICH Aug. IA civil court
l.., ....i,,.. ,,airo,tI. ,Iit nf
10, "''S ".SSr,ial b,, dirnctnd
''la! u! v'u, '',',' ,',,,',trdino,,y case
'''u non !" q" ti,, raiatiors n~-
',,|"' , ,,iIitar,- n,,rsons and
lSuIb "''" 1,, "v'" ,,. ','''''''y I'nnst,.r is
''''''''''' h,,, - ...,h.,,,a1 ,,,t,co
H"''t, ''ip''' ~. '', ',,,',.d rho doford-
1t, w , ,'' ,l,o ~ ''',,,'t ,,,,ti,I ,.,s iru-
an' "''', & Wv ,,',,ri..,, n, In
''t.--' 9'Iuv' W ''u 90 ,i, '.i, '
Ho'9''"' ~, i,'' 70 ''9
u'@l Ns'r ,a'9' ..,,.,.,,t. b,l
Il'ule,'aI, Stiu', man SV' ','',, Icy
lu'l'yi WIN '',r I"i,,.,'i, ~, ,,.t,h th
,I'' I'"u'o'" W H., Ii ,,.,,.,t
H'nl III ''' ,"u'S' 1i "'',,, ~
Ut, '"' -" 'i..',,, ,,,, NON
o'IN !lDh VINO ""' y ,C," ny ~ ,t'',
lh'S7 IheS are l''I' i,.,,',d
tenant WIZ s''l l"I ne, 'i''rD'',,'' Ir,.i :,
ms i,Hl''v Hol' W. al ,,,,,
sh' s'lu' Poln.'hb To ','r ln'lI nt,J t.i
u'u''H'li ttc' 'cui''n ''' 7"'
i"I," WIN MS S'p'' ,,.. .,....,,,.
10" are "v'ns l.Nr "'.',.', .,
woman 10 n.'N "p III ''', a. ,,ln,
Sdll ''' WI' Oh NV '",,"' w.
had seen the uo'ulI 'h't y" "u7t't
a women WIN N""i SN"'"
inc le"''han' S''u'h ''t No'','I, i!'.'I,
Ia the ia'e WIN ms nan" S"v 'ia' u
broom against MN anu ne ''.H' n ~,
her WIN ms sword c"'''nE ""'H "''
hanuN ~
me cpurl-m'rIal IouHu ''.ueI
guulJ ana sentenced nm 10 lorly -I,Ee i,,,
days lWpIlsohm'hi III IoI'ro'S. ne
superior military court at NuI,n T.
lo Whlch the lieutenant aPP|'yu, "'
l"lll'd Num- on ne bIo"''u t'1l ''g
had a'jed IN Seil-u'lehS'. N'uohS 10
Insult against th' TWO women 'SuI,yd
In q fine of Sl2 FOR the Wlie oI 'he
landlord ana sou Tor ih' maId. lh'lr
appeals were dismissed.
LONDON, Aug. lo' - iromlnent
MrlnodlSis maze pea al '", ann
for revival IN the MethoalSt 'hufch'
me- need Tor Such an oIIoII II vas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16

doctors Of medicine took the place Of
twenty doctors of divinity in the pull
pits of Aberdeen on "a recent sunday
and devoted the sermon hour TO a lee
ture on the evils of the excessive or
temperate use OF alcoholic liquors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16

GOTENUAGEN, AUG. 15.-lu his
ambition to become a sailor, the Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16

FOREIGN NEWS
SERIAL STORY
EDITORIAL
ClIU RCII NEWS
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.
/. FuniIbsd by W. B. Hibbs & %.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. I3-MILLFEED-s -sprinI
bTIn in loo-Th. sacks. $50; nearby winter bran
In loo-Ib. Acks. 20z2L50; nour to white middlings
IL l0oIb SACKS. z.ooSN.0o; Western niddlngs, IN
iolb. sacks. s5o; City Mills miudltngs. in lOo-Ib
sacks. a-aa3.ooi do, white middhngS. in loolb.
Sacks 3 3Oa50
HAH-No. / timothy. n.soSzoo; No. timothy,
G-0aH0; No. timothy. h0al9 30; light clOEes
mixed, D!0S05o; No. l clover mixed, Is 5oa2D 90
No. clover. mixed, L. -Soals50; choice clover % %
No. ! clover. ls.5OG0.O5; No clover. n.SlaIs 5o
No. clover. l20oaH-o; sample gTade, a. TO kind
quality and condition, 25oalS0o.
STRAW-So. ! straight rye, l2SoaH.OO; No I
straight rye, L.oal3.5oi No. tangled rye, lO.00a
1o.50; No. tangled rye. 65ozs.O; No. ! wheat
I:5OaSoo; No. wheat. T.ooi No. oats. 95Oalopi
No. 2 oats. 6ooaa0.
LIVE PoULTRY-chicksns cid hens, 4 Ibs and
over, Is; do. small To medium. h. I5alI; do
old roosters, loalI; do, small young IS; do rough
StAEgy, Il; ducks old i; do. spring white Pekins
) lbs. and over. lb.. Il; do spring. puddle ; lbs
and over, H.. i; do, MuscOEy, I3aII; pigeons
yOung per pair. l5Eao; do. DID, %; guinea fowl old
each, 2oA25; do young II lbs. and over, IS: do
II pounds and over. 81 do. smaller. Is; geese
nearby. per lb.. l2Al5; do. Western and S0uthsrn,
per Ib, 7Il2; tmkeyA . lbs. and over lsaIs; do.
old, per lb, EHls; do. young and poor, pr Ii.
lsalT
BUTTER-Cramefy, fancy, per H. g; do. choice
~; do. good, ai5azh; do. prints. S5ii; do IockI.
IA; ladies, 2aZ3; Maryland and PennsyITania llls
lsz0; Ohio rolls lsiials West virginia ruIlk lsISa
u; Storepacked. lsals; dairy prints BAT; process
butter. 1sag7.
EGGs-MGryland, Pennsylvania and nearby firSts,
losS OF. per DOR. 1GH; Western frsts, 2aS5; West
Virginia hrsts, 1lAz2; Southern hrsts. Nzsl.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14

or undertake to disturb Immediately the
position OF these houses.
After few weeks of almost complete
inactivity. however, matters began to
change. In the conferences the banks
that had loaned money suggested that
whenever II was possible the loans be re-
duced. Therefore, the big bond houses,
as well as the stock houses and all the
other borrowing firms and corporations In
Wall Street, began to take steps to clean
house. The bond people put their sales
men back on the road 20 sell bonds. They
bought no new bonds, but simply went
to work to take on the shelves. as II were,
and to turn into money, whatever, they
had in hand. At the same time the
houses that do q marginal business had
been doing their best to get their mar
gins bigger. They had called upon their
customers to increase the amount Of cash
on deposit or to cut down the amount OF
stock or bonds which they were carrying.
As the customers put up additional cash
the dealers themselves reduced the
amount OF the loans at the banks. This
was true 10 all branches ofstherhnancial
business, but especially true In Wall
Street y .aH-
The result Of this tendency was a great
reduction in loans during September and
that loan money and helped materially
to strengthen the general financial POSI-
tion throughout the country. During this
housecleaning time, OF course, other
things received attention beside the nero
matter OF the amount OF loans outstand-
ing and the sale of good securities that
were carried on the shelves OF the bond
houses. There was a very careful scru-
tiny of all the securities IN hand. In
many cases prices were marked down TO
figures that would be sure to make sale
possible. In other cases. where dealers
found themselves with securities that
could not be sold without practically de-
stroying the solvency Of the house. ar
rangements were made whereby a part
Of this load was shifted to somebody
else. In few cases small houses began
to prepare for a process OF liquidation
and to get ready to go out of business
when 1t Is wise to do so. 1t is astonish-
ing how little default or insolvency oc-
CURED during this period.
What the result of such a wholesale
housecleaning will be remains to be seen.
There is no doubt that the process has
removed several factors that were dan
gerous to the public. There Is no doubt
also that the strong, clean institutions
will be cleaner as the result OF this pro-
cess Many OF them have taken substan-
tial losses in order to get themselves into
a position where their customers need not
be at all afraid. One can hardly help but
reach the conclusion that on the whole
the result of the housecleaning process
will be the usual result Of such a process.
namely, that the premises will be more
wholesome and in better and more hygi-
enic condition as a result OF the enforced
houseecleaninR.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
COMMERCE AND FINANCE


AGrglAnd uuarsnsna It vas presumed, eontinHsd
10 Ghec1 The poalty a. vel a. I've STOCK hipmnti
from that etate. Egzs mads no change. Turkey
aduntnd Yesterday under strong demand
seasuuabs bods being plentiful and quotations IN
chaneed. Quotations were:
EGGs-Nearby hEstA pr doS-. 0a8; southern.
Ih. =; procsaa. per n. nsd; under grade. pa
n, 1faGi st9repaeked. per H. l1all
LARD-Tab. pure. pr u. n&nl1i d.. con
pound. psE n, s. cott0nsssd "a. PEI can. an
CHEESE-Nra York neu. Per h.. II; nsL pa
H.. y; sEiaA. domestic. Per ~, .; do. foreign. psI
1--we PoULTRY-Hsas per Ii. nm; rooa.rA
pE n. io4Il; dnckI per n, isAi4; turheyS per n,
GREEN G0oDs-Potatoes. per bSl. l.zai.R;
d.. Northern. pr saek, loai-Is; do. pes buahsl.
Soa7o: new yauis. pr bbL. l5oaiT5; yellow sweet
pS'os. .sss, pr DBL ~ SaiS IN beam s PET S.. % Ls,
bunch. iKaS; radshss homegrown. pe= ioo Lo0a1oo;
lettnes. Per basket TsaiS; eymblinu. pr aate.
per dOL. saso; onions, per lOeIb. Eack. LOoaI.Is;
homegnEn tomatoes. per bon. 7al3; beets
PEI bunch, la2; eEEplant, per case. Lnalp;
peppes, pG Gnte. Ga0; per barrel. fsaL0;
ara. PER crate. ssal25: lima Deans. per quart. 0ASo
e.uliaOvsT. per crate. L0al5; do. Per b6.. Asa
FRESH FTsH AND cRABs-Pno.s r,.u b.lO.
aro uy tho pound unlnB otherWt11 Glted-l-Buttal
and stas. large. salo; carp, Gas: eocul. pr bbi-.
eo; mackrrsl. 3; rock boiling. %; do. 4 blum. II;
snan loan; yellow perch. IanEe. lN; oe., EmhIl O;
salmon trout nalsi rsJ trout, lsrss sale; d..
Gnall, salo: noundsr. hal7a; catfish. eal1; grssa
rue. native. Is; eds medium to IarEs. Gas: spotA
la-1e. IS; tailors large II; kturEeons. dressed =.
do. akin on. %; clans. PER ioo In; snhppeu a. b
Size, loaii; bluensh. fresh. IS; salmon. frssh -;
Boston mackefeL each. 20; lobsseFs. IS; cab meat.
Per at, y; do. naks. pr 1T. So: bass, pr H..
IS; scllops. Per ct, ~; Potomac bass. large. per
h.. 3; do, snail. IS: shrimp, rer at. IS
DRESSED ucEDl PoULTRY-chickma. pr ID,
leaH; hens. choice. per H.. Is: duckA per n!
isaiS; turkeys. per h.. lsals; roostsrS, per n.
FRUIrs-Appis1 pr bbl. LOCALS; lemons. Pc,
bon. 2ooa27S; oranEss. California. Per box. aSalu:
do Florids. 2ooa2S; grapefruit. PER erste.
zOoa1So; pneapples. per crate, A0oA30: lines.
per 100. 8al.oo. grapes Concord per baskst liz
ket 8al.5. per bushel basket a0ol29
LIVE sroCK-Veai calves, prime. pr n, ual2;
do. Medium. per ID, sss; do, common. Tas; sprins
lAmba. per IL. sasi pork, choice light to medium
weights. Per h. l0al2
sEEDS-cloTer. red. Per ~, iIals; alSike lSiials;
red top Tor herds grassl. per h. Zs25; blue grlSs
pr b., l@; timothy, per b., 10aa55: orchard
grass, per bushel, Ls6ai75; seed re. per bu., %
HAY, STRAW. AND CORS-aay, best timothy
usu, pr ton. lToo; Et1u. old. long ne, pr ton,
l1w; wheat straw. per ton. T!oo; corn. ear. per
bbl, L7s; new corn. per bbl.. SA
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. UElbed Tree q
burn. peT lb.. %; wool. unWaShsd. per n. nan;
hides. drJ. per ID. nan; salt hiSes dry. pr Ii,
Han; Slt hides. green, per lb, ls eAhskinA Ereen
saeh' LsalIs: green hides pef H.. lSe.