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Live Stock Market.

THURSDAY, Sept. 70
Rrestpts Of beeyeS were 100 head all OF which
were held over for 10 morrow's market. Feeling
steady for good cattle. Dressed beef In moderate
sl3SSc, toT Texan beef Lly,rpool and London dom
cables unchanged Exports to day, beeves,
Receipts OF calves were 36S head all for the mar.
tet with the exception OF head: aud with the
calves held over yesterday. there were sos head
on sale. Neals were steady. selling at ta3s.2s
per 100 lbs; no sales OF grassers, and no demand
for Westerns: carloads OF the latter were
held over. Dressed calves slow. but steady. 10
nrm for good Neals. City dressed veals sold at
1dl2'4c. per H.. and selected cArcasscS at isc
country dressed al 8aiil3c.: dressed grasscrs at
<@6c,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were Asa head.
Including I car for slaughcrers and III cars for
the market making, with the stale stock. hi1 cars
an sale sheep were time weak: good lambs
steady; medium grades slow: cars held
over Common TO primo sheep sold at sS@S2s
lambs At S.@Q8.t0: culs al S.25. No Canada
larnbs. Dressed mutton dun at Saszc. per H..
dfetsed lambs quiet at 10 tic.
Receipts OF hogs were t77p head, Including about
an for the market. Prizes ioc, to ibc. lower than
yesterday. Good Pennsylvania hogs sold at eS
per 100 ibs.; car of Buffalo hogs at $50.
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The trading In coffee was st,il on small scale
with narrow changes In prices. Some months
declined slightly. owing TO liquidation by tired
longs. easier European cables and selling by i'm
porters.
METALS The trading was dull and featureless
In London tin declined los. closing at El27 S. for
spot and El27 15s. for futures. Copper there de-
ciined Is Cd. closing at ESs for spot and futures.
Prices here as follows: Copper. lake, i2.75aise.:
i262isc.; spelteI. 5.ioa5.2Oc. lead, 4.2oaI SOC.
tin 27.77Ia OFT e2l1c.
NAVAL sToRKs..spiri,s Of turgsn.ine, sseSs,zc.
Common 10 good strained rosin 2S.
PROVISIONS Pork was quiet at tl3@9lS.60 for
Continent. $40; south American @ss Tallow
G1@tsic. Dressed hogs, saaanac. Butter
2ia3ii1c;. Chicago, Sept: 10 The buying OF
former 10 i2,4c: premium and this was the feature
bought October product, Lard and rbs were
was. chieny for. commission house holders. 4
local estimate OF stocts shows a decrease since
the rst OF the month OF 200 barrels NJ pork a. 800
uerces OF lard and 100000 pounds OF RIBS"
SuoAB-Raw was Arm at 600 S-l6c. for Ger
tritusal o. test and &c. for mmscovsdos 50 tea:
Sales. a.<5o tons Of Java IN arrive about Nov. l.
at equal 70 !27e, for cenirltusal % test: Renned
wa, more active and Nrm: granulated, 5.05c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.--These were 10 DAYS prices:
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SIXTH ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET IN
OF
Tho Hooking valley Railway Company.

Columbus. Ohio, September 10. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the Stockholders of THE HOOKING VALLEY
RAILWAY COMPANY. for the election Of Di.
ness as may lawfully. come before the meeting
unoluding the ratification Of all acts Of the Board
of Directors, and all committees thereof since
the last meeting OF stockholdersl. will be held
At the ONCE Of the Company; spahr Building.
1000 o'clock a. NJ.
The stock transfer books were closed at the
once OF Mcssrs. j, P. Morgan Company, % wall
Street New York CITY, on Tuesday; september
Wednesday, October 9Th, 1905. at 1000 O'Clock A. N.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
". N. COTr Secretary,
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AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice u hereby given that q dividend OF One
and Three Quarters dAsS per cent. on the Pre-
ferred Capital Stock Of the American Wooden Com
pany will be paid on the 18th Of October. 1904. 70
stockholders of record at the close OF business
October 8. 1904
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will be closed
at the close of business October s. 1904. and will
be reopened october II. 1904.
VIM NJ. WOOD Treasurer.
Boston. MaSs.. Sent. q. 1904.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Kew York City, y. Y, September 8. 1904
To the Stockholders Of
RNGINEERS' REALTY COMPANY.

You are hereby notified that a Special Meeting
OF the stockholders OF Engineers Realty Company
called by the Board of Directors OF this Company
Will be held at the once OF this Company. No. S7t
the City Of New York. In the State Of New York
on Monday; the 10th day OF October 1904; at nve
upon . resolution. as follows:
tors OF Engineers Really Company favorine the
dissolution Of this corporation forthwith be and
stockhoiders OF Engineers Realty Company, con !.
sent that such dissolution shall take place. and
signify such consent In writing In con fornity with
the statute In such case made and provided"
Yours very truly,
GEORGE E. WEED, Secretary
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BOND a MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.

Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting
OF the Stoskholders OF the BOND AND MoRTGAG
pal once Of the Company, at IFS Remsen Street.
In the Borough OF Brooklyn on the 10th day OF
The object OF the meeting Is to consider and vote
upon the proposition to increase thecapital stock Of
the Company from 81 900 600 consisting OF 10000
shares OF the par value Of 500 each TO IS 900 900
consisting OF 5000 shares OF the par value OF 800
zach, and to consider and vote upon the recon
mendatons of the Board OF Directors relating to
the Issuing OF such Increased capital stock.
CHARLES s. BROWN. President.
FRANK BAILEY. Secretary.
Brooklyn, y. V. September 22d 1901
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for December. Sales. 5000 bush. Prices as
OPEN High Low- Clos Lat
December. r. S S s.. ~, S. g
The following shows the grain movement
H! s:T York KS. EssS' ST. sGr ss Rye sss'so
EIports...... ~. i,tso -. 49,. 49,.
ssis$s::. :ssss . ,sss 'ss ' :ss
ssss!s :; sss ;s, sss ; ;: 10000 5000
ST. Louis, Minneapolis, and Duluth. large Ieceiptsl
:. ss On stop sna
Early 10 II. day there was some prsna ny
sSons and more or iess o%tslde buying: ny! ,Ss
Improvement was short lived. The commission
oGs soSn i
brokers sold freeN at the West. The Northwest
receipts were Sef 600 bush, against LOIS 900 last
year. The stock at Duluth has Increased .SoGO
the Northwest; elsewhere light rains were reported
Liverpool advanced l1dto ~, London SD Paris
The Price current says the whea, crop promises
SO 900 900 bush With some possibility for 49,
requirements are nearly balanced and tina, y Il
probable presen! prices viii appear hlgh neior9
but xhe G sRs, cereal dropped corn followed
mour and Bartlett brokers sold freely AZ the Wes,
Ss he sSo had
The cables were unchanged to I'D. higher. The
oOoiast year The Price Current says the present sit
uation makes 400 600 900 bush crop within reason
and adds: There has been favorable progress In
most sections In corn ripening. and the position
OF the crop has been bettered. There viii neces I
sarily be considerable soft corn. but the amounu
viii probably not exceed that Of last year: II ii
reasonable to expect lower com prices than su'
present with the advance OF the season, but low
prices are not likely" Oats gave way with tho
'fLorR,Nouiet and steady Sales. $500 bbls
Receipts. 2272s bbls.: exports. e.47S bbs. Winter
In bbis, clears. H.75aSs; straghts. 3S@S57S
ID 80. Rye nour. A.40aS4.s5,
CorYEE.-Ro on the spot was nrm at Sic.
c. and I. basis. but no particulars: 800 bags
Maraealbo, Futures closed UNCLAIMED 70 points
and Hamburg y TO y pfg., Rio was unchanged:
bags; stock $1,000. santos was unchanged: re-
ceip,s 10000 bags: stock. l.sse0oo. Prices here
foil
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MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING
on and after October 1, 1904.
Aroostock Northern R. r, Co. ..........l LIST S.
American School Furniture Co 1st 6s
Bangor q Arocstock R. R. Co. Car Trust "A" 6s
Bangor & Aroostcck r. r. Co. Car Trust "B" IS
Bangor & Aroostock R. r. Co. ,,,s,
Pscataqus Division
Bangor & Aroostock R. r Co. I..s.
Van Buren, Extension
Clarksburg Fuel Co. ....................l LIST Is
Clarksburg Fuel Co. ...................ls t s.
Central Of Ga. Ry. Co. lH Preference Income so
Central of Ga. Ry. Co. End Preference Income go
City Of Troy, Alabama, Improv. Refupdiug. IS
Fort Wayne Traction Co. ...............lst a
Fulton Fuel q Light Co.................ls lot s.
Fairmont a Clarlsburg Traction Co. 80. lst S.
interstate Equip. Co. Car II Lean 66se 18th ST.
international Salt Company ..........., lst 50
Kansas City, Missouri, Gas Co.......... lst S.
STANDARD Screw Co. Deben. Sinking Fund. s.
Tintern Manor Water Co. ..............ls t s.
Western Ry. of Alabama. ............la+19s
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OFFICE OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.,
10 Broadway Equitable BuiIting.)
NEW YORK. y. V.

NEW YORK. y. Y.
COUPONS due October list. 1904. from folowtn I
bonds Will be paid on and after that date al this
once. namely:
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. tof Cal3
Southern PaciAc Branch Railway Go. LIST
Northern Raiiwsy Company i.t Mort.
Morsan's Louisiana q Texas r. r. & =. 4.
Houston 4 Texas Central Railroad 60.
Consolidated Mortgage ................. 81
New York, Texas 4 Mexican Railway Co.
LIST Mortgage .....,.,...''.''.'' ''''''.''' -
Central Texas 4 Northwestern Railway
K'yAS bhEvsENTER. Assistant Treasurer.
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and persistent hear attacks had much 10 do with
ppejudica to bull Interests especially ,he GUAM
Tesor SS FOR shs G Tune Of Is. year River was
said TO DC flooded With offers Of cotton from Geor.
sold. The cables were better than expected. but
leader was on, with circular showing how SlF a
.eRfSss.ys scuthsrners a.. sending in word ia.
the yield, In their section. ssnn9t exceed las,
been modea ~ the Dses%seI e'ms while
any BREAK Of momen, viii be followed by prompt
Messr. Weld Brown; Violet. ssche, Dick:
bought March ms: ds., crop report made q,
E. r. Hutton d Co. said; Receipts were fairly
believe that the domestic spinnsrs have been in
the market TO any srca, extent On the other hand,
pss, sumner for early shipment, and the result is
That almost all Of the early receipts are to be ship
throughout the recent decline the local trade
nHsed cotton for a. prominent operator. and that
would be compelled TO let 90 OF this entire holding
but 1t seems rather than the above they adding
to this with confidence.
"iu short the crop Is mystery that to de ~
unravelnr for the present. Az any rate, with this
matter so uncertain. the trade must necessarily be
governed In their operations by daily develop.
fnents OF affairs In merchandising circles"
Vlcxsburg, Miss.-Ninety per cent, OF what cotton
We will make IN this section is open We are short
Ct lsbor and II is a question whether VIC pick
The crop before we get BID weather. Paris, Tex
sIavellcd extensively places Texas and Indian
Territory 5oo.oo. Territory and Oklahoma in
great dangertof frost Cotton planted clear 10
Kansas line, North Texas fair average cron
Staple much the poorest on record Farmers viii
hold under 10 cents. Galveston. Tex. Small fac.
tors have bought at prices established by exporters
committed TO early sailing. a lower market would
f1shten these peopl. Into turning loose their cotton
and produce unnAturally soft spot market for q
short time. New or!esns-Spot situation Is quiet
ably one sixteenth 70 one eighth. Houston, Tex
Reports Of largest spot buyen show farmers are
holding bsc'' cotton all over Texas to -dsv.
S "a %,n,s . was sT,et; No sales
Northern, Duluth. &C. over. The Northwestern
sss last year Chicago n cars ainst Iai last week
lower. sales. 100000 bush. Prices as Follows:
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLpE MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. will be held at
tho once Of the Company In Salt Lake City. Utah.
a, NJ. for the election OF fifteen directors OF the
company. and for the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before the meeting.
The books for the transfer OF stock will be closed
for the purposes OF the meeting at the close Of bust
ness on Monday. September 10th. 1904. and will
bc reopencd on Thursday. October 18th, 1904.
ALIEN MlLLAR. Secretary.
dated August 3ist. 1904.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
COW NJ ERCTAL.

Cotton Advances. Then Declines er.
pool Better Than Expected-Cotton
Being offered Freely At Fau nj, er
Local, Southern and Foreign Selling
Grain Easier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sup
port-CoTee Dull.
THURSDAY. Sept 2s.--CorroN. was
10 points lower. MiddlinR. iO,7oc.. against
io.2Sc. last year: New Orleans and Gulf.
10. CSC. against 1o.50c Sales. 900 bales for
spinning and 500 delivered on contracts.
New Orleans and Galveston declined a-l6c..
Augusta NC. and Mobile I-isc. Middling
New Orleans. 10 slice: Galveston. Iokc.;
Augusta. iOHc.: Savannah. lo1-lsc. Sales,
New Orleans, $500 balee; Savannah, 1, 4s4: Au-
Eusta. 1854: Galveston, 400.
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Coupons due and payable at the
flnd&d Stztss gamtggagge and Irust qompang,
SIS CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK,
on and after October list, 1904

Boca & Loyslton R. r. Co.
Creston, Iowa. Refunding. ............ss
Elyria, Ohio, Water Works.
Franklin County, Ohio, Bridge. .......4s
Gaunajuato Power & Electric Co. .......6s
jamestown, N. Y, Water .............4s
Kitsap County, Washington, S. D.. No. 10
L. |. R. r. Co. Con ..................S
L. !. r. R. Co. New Con .............4s
IL. r. r. North Shore Branch. ...... SIS
Magnetic Electric Co. ..............lst6 IS
Minnespolis. Mimi. Various
Wilson. N. c.
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,UB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.

wEDNKsDAr.
Paid By Sub Treasury TO banks S7SII.noa
Paid by banks TO Sub Treasury. ......... SsS2,oos
LOS 10 banks on days transa ctionS 81, OIL 30
sIScR FRIDAY Last.
Paid BY Sub Treasury 10 banks ....,... 81. So m
Paid by banks 10 Sub Treasury .,.,,... ?o,61"n
Loss 70 bank. S, saoooo
Loss 70 banks same period previous week. i,7s9,oo
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DAILY TREASURY STATE MENT.

The wal Street Journ, hasa larger circulate On III
snl daily or weekly nm ncial pIhu alton In Ancri
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL RANK

0UNHI EHI1f
quarterly dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. has
this day been declared by the Board of Directors
out Of the earnings OF the past three months pay
able on and after October LIST. until which dan
transfer books will be closed.
II. p. DoREMUS, Cashier.
New York. September sd. 1904.
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American Type Founder Company.
800 Communipaw Ave. Jersey City. N. ].

Jt1Sby CIty, NJ, j.
September a. 1904.
AZ q meeting of the Directors OF this COMPANY.
held today a dividend OF one and three quarters
per cent u. ~ for the quarter ending October
i9 ieo was was declared upon the preferred stock
holders Of record October 10, 1904.
The Directors also declared the usual quarterly
stock Of the Company, payable October is. 1904
TO stockholders OF record October 10. 1904.
MORRIS H. SMITH. Treasurer
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Monroe, La. IS
Otfumwa Traction & Light Co. .........Ss
Pleasantville. N. y. Water ......3los
Rockaway Hunting Club .....,...... Is
Salem, Va. Refunding ...............AS
School City. Fort Wayne, Ind ,....3,as
STANDARD Anti-Frction Equipment Co SIS
Syracuse, N. Y...............,,.V Various
Toledo, Ohio ............... Various
Virginia Electric Co. ..........,......,S SIS
Vancouver. w ashington, Funding Oct 22,.6 Is
Water Works Company lst and I'd ....,6s
(Oct. l5th).
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In Liverpool spot cotton declined points.
Middlng 6o2d.. against e;oed. last year sales,
5000 bales imports, 600. Futures advanced 4to
points but reacted and closed higher to lower.
pnces n follows.
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WARRINGTON, sept. ~ The cash statement ~
the receipts and expenditures NJ the Treasury
shows
Receipts o.. 81 81? $50 sA. SOC. an2 sI38 100, IN
Expenditures 600 s.s7o,O0O Ih,3i0.7ie
surplus 1872 's 1881, aaa defsis 1891
The receipts from customs to day were ta+s OF:
from Internal revenue, 1892 2Ss and miscellaneous
$50 o7e. National bank notes received for redrmp,
tion 1907 "a
The cash statement NJ the United States Treas
urer for Sept. 20 shows
REsFRvE FUND.
Gold coin o.. ........ $3.50 200 ooo
TRrsT FUND.
Held against mites and certificates
Issued. ,.,...,. 81 .Ois. 200 oea
.... GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin and bullion o., ,... 81 O3i 2i7
Gold certificates, .... ,......,...... II 6s3
standard silver certificates a27S 53i
silver certificates 1884 s54
silver bullion. MISREPRESENTATION. 2Ip8 MS
nted States notes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10, ais
Natiopal bank notes ,.....,....... ~ 77a $50
subsidiary silver and minor coin...,.. ~ 700 I8s
Total, .Sl2s SIS 8o3
In national banks. .,....,.....,.. 11s ial s7s
Awaiting reimbursement So. 40
Total t.a7 ose o's
liabilities. a2.0aS.s73
cash $40 .os7. SIS
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MEXICAN REDEEMABLE So BONDS
The coupons and called Bonds OF the Mexican
Interior SO Rcdeemable Debt OF 1894 will be paid
by this Company from October list TO October
18th only al the rate Of g. cents for each Mexican
dollar.
NEW YORK SECURITY q TRUST COMPANY.
20 Broad Street.
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AMERICAN CHICLE CoMPANY.

NEW YOTk, SeptembeT 18th, IpD(.
A dividend OF ONE PER CENT. on tue common
payable October Goth next to all common stock.
holders Of record at r. NJ. Friday. October 18th
Common stock transfer books viii close at
p. NJ, October iNh and reopen October 2Ist st
10 A. NJ. HENRY ROWLEY, Treasurer.
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Oats were steady on the SPOT Sales ~ 400 hush
s Ns,urd wh h. Z. e. 70 ss ss,zese,.e.: whit
on the spot, Sales, soodo bush. No mixed lse
ever September Price. Futures closed We. love
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sLoss IRON. d STEEL COMPANY GENERAL
n a0RIGAGE aaS Gold Donds-Coupons dy.
by the Central Trust Company of New YORK.
Birmingham. Ala. September 2ist, 1904.
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DETROIT UNITED HAuWA1

Coupons due October !, 1904, from Detroit n
Wayne d Belle Isle Railway Co. First Morgs~-
So Bonds and Detroit Lake st. Clair Raiwa,'
Co. First Mortgage Sc Bonds will be paid and d.
after that date on presentation at the once OF
Kcan, Van Cortlandt d Co.. New York.
G. II. Russell. Treasurer.
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ToLER R2u sI; i L3T Us a N ENEsTkRN

Coupons due October ist 1904. from the First
Mortgage ~ Bonds OF this Company will be paid
on and after that date upon presentation a. ths
once OF the Central Trust Company, 81 Wall STREET
New York City. JOS. II. SEAMAN, Troas
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THE GALLAIIN NATIONAL BANK

Tho i<4th Consecutive Somi Annual Dividend
New.York September 2sth, 1904.
The pi,sctors OF tsi; Bank T have have this day de-
payable on and after October eth, pro1lno 10
stockholders OF record at the close OF business TO-
day. GEORGE Il. LEWIS. Cashier.
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MISSOURI KANSAS 4 TEXAS RI. co,

KANSAS TEXAS RS. co. ST. LOUIS DIVISION
ElTs. 6M41n5,sage Refundipg Bonds and q THE
Mortgage Bonds. will be paid upon presentation
~ this once on and after that date.
c. G. HEDGE Vice Pres. Treas.
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MINNEAPOLIS 4 ST LOUIS Y. r. co.
coupons due October I. 1904. from pArihc Fl
tension bonds OF this Company viii be paid on
and after that date upon presentation a. Me Once
OF the Central Trust Co., New YORK.
r. H. DAVIS, IrexsurrS,
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GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK

MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING
on and after October I, 1904.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-27
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City. June N.-Cattle stea-
dy to 10c higher. Native steers. 4.25
q $40: southern steers. 2,5h g 3.o0 j
southern cows, 1.50 % $50: native
cows and heifers. eco a 5.25: stock
ers and feeders, 2.75 0 4.75: bnlls
$50 q 4.25: calves, 200 q 4.5O;
western steers. 400 q 600: western
cows, 200 q 4.25
Sheep strong. Muttons, 4.50 @ $50:
lambs, 500 a 6.6O: range wethers
400 q 4.75: ewes $50 q 4.50
.0yy*ded; .sa OOH
Chicago. June 27.-Cattle stronger
good to prime steers, $50 q 6.55;
poor to medium, 4.50 q $50; stock
ers and feeders, ESQ q 4.5O; cows
1.5O q 4.25; heifers, 200 a Ats; can
ners, 1.5O a 2.60; bulls. 200 a 4.25.
Texas fed steers. 1926 q 3.65
Sheep and lambs steady. good te
choice wethers, 4.5O q 500; fair to
choice mixed, 3.75 a 4.50: western
sheep, $50 q 4.75; native lambs, 4.Ot
a 100; western lambs, 400 q 500
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Special to the Record
Carlsbad June al There was much
water yesterday, much less in fact
than there was the day before. and
the Roswell baseball nine proved the
more expert in handling the ball un-
der such circumstances as sloppy
outfield, and occasional drifts of rain
that made the ball slippery, and run
ming hard. Not that the Roswell
bunch is not q good one, for it is, and
played ball with a snap and ginger
that wins. Under ordinary conditions
our boys would have beaten them,
but this was not one Of that kind and
the locals were lucky to get what
they did.
There ware some warm plays. La-
chs did that rare thing in the great
game of executing a double play all
by himself in the third inning. a
chance that does not bitten come to a
player in a lifetime There was a
clever piece of mohkeydoodle business
at second between McAnich and Ham
blin that put out runner, and sever
al of the catches were far beyond the
average.
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Trenton, N. j.. June 27.-Chas J,
Henderson Jr.. and Joseph NJ. New
lin, counsel for George Rice. of Ma
rietta, Ohio, today filed In the court
of Chancery bill for the dissolution
of the Standard Oil Company, New
Jersey corporation. charging that the
company is illegal and exists In vio-
iation of the antitrust laws OF the
United States, and of the decisions
of the state court relating to monOp-
olies. The bill charges that the Stan
darc Oil Company of Ohio was declar
ed illegal by the courts OF that state.
but instead of dissOving it has by
subterfuge evaded the Ohio decision
and that the New Jersey corporation
is simply holding its charter for the
Ohio concern. The bilisasks that a re-
ceiver be appointed.
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BIG sARoAiN.

Butcher Shop Outfit For Sale at >
Sacrifice.
II you want any Of these come q,
once.
Two paid scales. (not butcher sup
ply). paid balance. Moseley safe. Of
Ace desk, electric motor. Buffalo
chopper, sausage stuffer, wagon and
harness, bicycle, all racks in market
ice boxes, fish stand, meat blocks
all window curtains, Office fixtures,
saws, steels, cleayers, knives, ona
cleaver, one steel and oil stove In
hands OF Townsend & Jackson:s two
paper racks, counter, lamp. all books
in market, steak pin, block scrape
clock, canvas across back OF shop
chair, betting and pulleys, electric
motor, baskets, sign.
Call on or write to Gatewood &
Bateman, or the Roswell National
Bank, Roswell, New Mexico.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-27
Wet News.

From the reports received there
was general rain along the valley
Saturday night from Hagerman tn
Pecos. The railroad track was wash.
ed out i'm holes this side of Penasco
and Artesia The train that was due
here at 1905 yesterday morning. did
not arrive until 2 o'clock local time
rlst night. The delay was caused by
a washout The water came down
from the foot hills and flooded the
track. The damage TO the track
has been repaired temporarily and
traffic will not be delayed. From re-
fell there Saturday night.