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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01
The gucsts were as follows.

' WIZ ~ NbNNAlMN Ne
Gov. George Curry, Judge Edw
\. Mann, Donald Stewart, Mayor;
Vim Wclch Moore, Pres. business
Mems League; w T. Buchanan,
\ L. Carter, Reed HolIoman, e.
{. Davidson, E.. |. n. Moore, G.
+. Chcnault, /. T. Taylor, NJ. {.
Mcchcm, :. NJ. Wharton, w.
Campbell, O. Elder, DR.. { {.
Clark, w. l.. Batson, E. l.. Shcl.
ton, T. NJ lIcman, VIII. Brymrr,
&. {. Chapman, Silas Nav, Stanley
Lawson, ]. \, Street, l.. Is Allen,
Il J.. Thompson, K. :. Coulter,
NJ. b. Krator, ~. II. McElrov,
x. y. Donohoo, Earl George, y,
v. GallegoS, {. O.. Mardori, US,
Devor, !. K. WATSON, r.. +,
Hutchinson, e. NJ. Stanhi, d. +,
Herring, !. Il. Daughtry,I !. Vert.
helm, II. Gcrhardt, !. Jones', ~
Pcrlstein, +. T.. Record, |. e
Barnes, Brnito Blca, X. \. Prem.
,icc, Paul Seigal, q. q, Craig, II
NJ. Grain, Nara Visa; W. {
Hawkins, Chas. kohn, AlbcrI
Calish, Montoya; l. l.. klciniel.
ter, W. {. Schneider. Perry; w
l.. Batson, Endec; Is. T. Christ
fancy, Jordan.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

Mrs. J. +. Bell and children OF
Nara VISA were in Tucumcari this
morning and called at the News
office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

l. II. lHuN".HS.
Norton, Kansas, Iuly ~, lao,
Editor IuCumDau N,w-
am c,riaInl. hIlhly 9l,a-,d o.
know that my old ASSOCIATE. Iudp,
l.. \. Mann, d, being -a la.urlul,
considered ~ a candtdat, tor DEL
ogat, from your splendid territory.
W hat ! may say concerning ludp,
Mann IS from 4 personal stand
point rather than political, being
an entire stranger T. your COndl.
tluns along political lines.
| have kept m close touch with
thu ral,d advancement mad, lbs
my former pupil and ass1ciat, and
90 say that ! rejoice IN has achieve.
mcnts IS putting II IN q mild form.
lie has certainly demonstrated
what a young man, with pluck and
energy, can do when r, starts out
20 do. In reading SD many favor.
able comments IN his hlpu stand
ing and ability rs man and uu.t.
my mind revert T. th. many con.
vcrs1tlUns had with him DO our
office in Norton, wh,r, Yur client
were like angels visits, i.u and iar
between, when Tho lguth wind
were laden with destruction ~ crop.
and ~populism had iuII -way in
Kansas. When the pOotl,al golden
lining OF the clouds tailed o. ap.
pear TO lend hope 10 N, discyurag.
cd and disconsolatc. MANY wnr.
the days, when time hung hcayil,
on our hands, that We talked 81 IN,
future, what II had IN store Tor Us.
In all the conversations, ms old
friend, in tact ! tccl more like call
ing him my big boy as he was a
member OF our family during this
time, he always looked on the
bright side and his optimistic
views OF lie and rs value were a
source OF consolation and hope.
have often thought these drcary
days were but the seeding time Oh
our lives, that the golden oppor,
tunity would visit us some DAY,
and as lar as Judge Mann is con.
cerned the harvest has come IN du,
season and he is ready 10 reap and
garner in.
In our conversations We dis.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

The alarm ut the midnight watch,
which was a rooster IN the cotton.
woods back Of the old cate, a..
minded the toast master that the
nlsht va aging, and that no mat
tel what thu Joy oi the banqurttcrs,
as sure as there Is a beginning
there must hc an end, and the last
toast oi the night was called. The
subject was woman, and Jude Mann
wa asked to respond. Here d,
where the Judge was seen at his
best, and here Is the noble tribute
hc gave to the only side OF hu.
man nature that keeps the genus
homo from blowing up and dlsap.
pcarinp from oil the earth;
he toast:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

The toast Edw. \. Mann, was
responded O. o., :. NJ. Wharton,
who explained ~ y lyw worlds that
owing 10 the tact that It had been
thirty years sine, be- attempted u
make i speech, ny would not nov
presume o. practlC, On 1ur worthy
Iudg, and candidate 70 congress,
hut with tho permission ut TN,
POSTMASTER and the consent oi tn
Judge, he would read a letter from
the Judy, prrCcpt1t IN law when
he Mann FIRST began o. d,lyy an.
t. the I,tsam and iotsam ot Black.
stone Commentaries. Tn, letter
Is utyratur, and comes from ON, Of
IN, acknowledged ahl,~t lawyers
m Kansas. ", PRINT tho letter
which explains itself. lttJllJw~
Norton, Kansas, July 2s, IJo>.
Editor TucumCau News,
TuCumcau, New MyNic1.
Dear SIT.
read IN your paper 1i Hon.
Edward \. MaRn. as q candIdlt,
t0r d,lcgat. 10 Congress on Oh,
republican ticket.
Feeling q personal interest IN
| Mr.. Mann, | nav, written YOU q
snort communication concerning
Iim, which, q YOU ir,l hk, pub.
| fishing YOU AZ, II uu,r. o. g. -o.
! Thus Is written without Nj. Mann IS
ku1wl,dgy and On my own y1u-
ton and u c1urs, | want You T.
use your own Judgment a, T. IN,
policy II publishing ~. II YOU
think that parsons ui-ht cJDstru,
u against MN II would probably b,
hest t. lcay, It out. some NIGH,
think that !, . stranger. wa taxi.
INK part m matters that dad not
concern ma, and others might
think that ms son. Marx. wnu
lives n Las Cruces, might nlg,
suggested q inspired o., n,nr,
YOU can d,tyrmlu, ls O. iu, ylIIeg.
Of publishing 1t.
sincerely hope that Iuil
Mann Will u, successful. Tor !
esteem nun g.f. capable. hone,
hard working man. Lraglu. OBJ,
matter - IN, publication u ms
communication e. tuur own DIS
.r,uuu and good Judgment, / g..
nam,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01
a.. 7. CHRIsrIANCY.

u. !. ChristianCy, the president
OF the Republican, club Al Jordan
answered the call ot1 the toastmastcr
lur representation from Jordan and
gave the banquet "A surprise oi clio.
qucncr and wound up by assuring
Us that Jordan was a community VI
hustlrrs who had the vim and vim.
cgar to stay with a new country
and the republican party until they
both won out ON their merits. liz
was compllmcntcd 10y the song
Roll, Jordan, Roll, lead by the
mayor Ut the city, Donald Stewart.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
MRS. ". I. BURNS
National Correspondent of w. R. [. Suffered from Nervous ness and a General Break doWn--CauSed by a Cold.
REST0REl ID MEATH BY YIN0L.

"f caught a severe cold which it seemed impossible to gat rid of be- came much run down lost my appo- tito and flesh and talt nervous and ir- ritable vnol was recommended and cortamlE worked wonders for me- t increased my appetite and cured my cough and nervousness I consider Vinol q wonderful remedy Mrs. w. r. Burns. Memphis Tenn.
 Many people arc in just her coudi- iion-all run down, hardly able to drag about, don't know what ails them. This Ia probably caused by a cold or coueh which ta hard 10 cure, overwork or too close confinement to business, and such people need NinoL.
 Ninol is not patent medicine, but contains the medicinal curative elc- mcuta found in fresh cods flyers, with all the oil eliminated and tonic Iron added,
 We ask every run down, nervous, dehiDatcd, aged or weak person iu this place. and every person suffering | from stubborn colds hauging-on cougs or bronchitis, to try yinol on our offer to return money if it fails to give satisfaction, IIull's Corner Drug Stores corner state and Chapel streets. corner Howard and Congress avenues, New Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
CAUSE AND EFFECT Good Digestion Follows Right Food,

Indigestion and the attendant dis comforts of mind and body are cer- tain to follow continued use of lm- proper food.
 Those who are still young and robust are likely to overlook the fact that as dropping water will wear a stone away at last, so will the use of heavy, greasy rich food, finally cause loss of appetite and indigestion.
 Fortunately many are thoughtful enough to study themselves and note the principle of Cause and Effect in their daily food A N. Y, young woman writes her experience thus:
 Sometime ago | had a lot of trou- ble from indigestion, caused by too rich rood got SD was unable to digest scarcely anything, and medi- cincs seemed useless,
 "A friend advised me to try Grape Nuts food, praising 1t highly and as last resort, I tried if. | am thank fu1 to say that Grape~Nuts not only relieved me of my trouble, but built me up and strengthened my dlges- tive organs so that ] can now eat anything [ desire But I stick to Grapo-Nuts."
 "Ihoro's a Reason'
 Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek. Micb Read "The Road to Welyllco,' in pkgs.
 Ever read thc above letter? \ now ono appears from time Co time, They are genuine, true, and full of human interest,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
CHARLEY TuT GETS \ BuMr.
Falls on Ice and VIII Carry | Marked
 Face on Trip With Father

Waterbury poc l2 Nol an hout after youug Cbarle ratt got a hard rll on tho ice pond near tue Taft school tu Watertown to-daN he was ordered Co meet his papa William fl Taft in New York Moujag l3 accompany him ou t6e southern trip the president. elect is euntcmpatiug
 rde THft hoNs arf determined Co ma0il O lho rahnld station when ChGrlie gors. tHal hs departure mal bc becoming to one ~ his standng, thr son at ' pr ilcut.
 Tb,iee fgl. gave Charlis face aus. Ngurauan dc win carry up the trip,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
CAMPBELL HELD.
Bound Over to Superior Court on
 ManslauGhtcr Charge.

Samuel N Campbell the Gone street auto dealer was bound oycr to tho su. pertor court by Juiee Iyner in thg city court ou S1'urday tfc is charg cd witch WpushuEhDer in running dowr and killing br C Brnley Morgan on thrafternuun of November { The ae-
 Ideat occurred on iraadway Judge Tyutr. ln summing up the case said thar Campbell had been guilty of gross negligence when ne ran over Dr Nor gan with his automhilr The case wil be hoard n the January term
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
HOSIERY

Our department which has proven satisfactory to buyers Good Hosiery will additional feature for Christ mas purchases of useful gifts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
EVENTS TODAY.

Grand Harry Lewis ys Willie Lewis Polls Vaudeville, afl and eve. Quiuuiplac Rink Polo. New Haven ys New Britain, Sla. Sheffield Hall $ & s Governing Board It30. Academy Alleys, Meeting of Govern lug Board Individual Tournament 2.30. New Haven C0nErcga Club City Mission Building, eve. Widaawallos Meet tn organize rerma- neutlr. Y. M E C. eve. x i1. . F. Lodge Meeting Town llali
 West Haven, eve. Womaus Board Grace Hospital Mission Housg 8. United Workers Society Entertainment H1rmoale Hall. S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
LOOKS BACK TO
 SIXTY YEARS AGO
Cconanncd from First Page

fly completes a haf century of service to tho church. rendered in such wise that we well may honor him Because of his record in the ministry his dis tingushcd services in connection with tho church congress and otherwise, his culture and abilities his earnest. large minded faith his uBfailiug courtesy and charity and because of his singular purity and noble simplicity of char acter. Dr. Smith is ono whom it is wholesome for us Co hold in honor While we wish there were more like him let us thank God for putting such a man Into the ministry and pray that he may bo spared to the church on earth this many year
 l. am yours faithfully
 CHAUNCEY B. BREWSTER. Hartford DOC H. 1908
 i From Bishop Lines, former rector oi I St Paus was read this letter:
 Dear Mr. Perry have heard with great pleasure of the proposed observ ance of the anniversary at St. Paus on Sunday next | wish that it was Ir my power to show my respect for my brethren and for all of you by being present but this cannot be. Please take for them and for you all the assurance i of remembrance II means good for tht church to have old associations kepI alive. should he glad to have my good wishes Fo with all tho rest al such a time I shall have you all b mind that day as go about my work
 Sincerely yours,
 EDWIN S LINES.
 Newark, pec 1i 1908.
 From Bishop Greer of New York Dr smiths bishop thIs was received;
 My Dear Mir, Porry-lt is with very great regret that I find myself unable
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
AoW'S Your Back This Morning :?
 Does It Ache :?

Maybe your kidneys arc affected, You need moi suffer so. Get relief and be permanently cured of this painful aIlmcut. Hundreds of people have been helped, and pNtES KID NEY HIS will do as much for you. Read the Following New Haven Tesll- mOnlAl;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14

tContInucJ on Third Page)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14

For sale at the following drug stores price 90 cents:
 G. IT, Bishop, 800 Staic st. s. x R, Ncgbaur, i00G Grand Ave, T F. Gillespie & Co. I'll Chapel s. N, l.. Morris, S3 Washington Ave. T. ]. Beck, 5t3 Howard Ave. Notltiu Bros, PC Church St. C. \, Lamb, 2i5 DiNvcIl Ave. And all other Druggists and Dealers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
M Isr TO rAY Mnnr.

Is twenty per cent worth saving? W6 nlOw tu3i discount on our entire stock of furniture carpets. stoves. ranges ete.. as wel as ou fine thousand and one pieces which have 2 holiday flavor.
 BROWN X DURHAM.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
By ASS lated Press.

By Ass lated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25.-There were consid-
erable additions TO the weeks rise In prices OF
stocks In today's market. The iurtner ao
vance was somewhat uneven and the market
was lacking In breadth. Dealings were largely
congested In special stocks, and these also
showed the principal strength Union racinc
was the prominent example ana rose 70 P,'ee
higher than has been touched SO carly !" @Nu
gust of last year.
other stocks touched high points Tor tine pres
ent year st. Paul and tho Hill stocks showed
closest sympathy with the movement In Union
pacinc while eastern trunk lines stocks and
industrials were quieter. Some OF the southern
railway stocks were slightly affected by the
report of heavy damage by storm
Further Investment covering of short con-
tracts by the outstanding bear interest was an
important factor In the market that interest
taking fright at the continued rise IN prices ana
the failure that oyercame prominent pear
house yesterday. Profit taking was freely pur-
sued by holders who had the benefit of the
weeks considerable rise in prices, and this IN
tAlcod to the uneven and at times irregular
movement of prices.
rhe success of tho Pennsyavania bond sale
continued TO exercise beneficial effect on the
market Reports of heav yoversubscription
TO the half of the loan allotted 20 LONDON as
well as to the New York portion Kept up the
favorable impression made by the incident.
An evidence OF the specially attractive char
acter of the new bond was the selling OF othor
Investment securities In London TO proVlde
resources for taking up subscriptions 10 IT,
The weekly reviews of tho mercantlie
agencies recognized the Improvement In the
commercial tone caused by the good crop pros
nects the seasonable weather and the reflected
influence of the better financial situation
Traders attached sentimental significance to
tho persistent advance in the price OF stand
ard Oil in the outside market.
United States steel ruled small fraction
below the closing price of yesterday through
out, The market closed under the influence OF
profit taking. Tho cash gain reported IN the
bank statement outran all expectations. reach-
ing over SIC. 900 900 in the averages ana $9ooo
900 In the actual condition on Friday night.
This Is In spite of the weeks outgo of Sbboo
in gold Loans of the banks contracted but
the decrease of trust companies loans was
greater than the decrease by the banks.
This was the only reflection OF arrangements
for participating in the Penna bond subscrlp-
tlons. The percentage of legal reserve to de-
post liabilities of all the banks and trust conf
panies now stands at 315O
Bonds were firm. Total sales par value
50. 12S 900.
week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April ga sharp advance in the
price of wheat at Liverpool had a strengthen
ing effect today on the local market, the July
delivery closing at a gain OF %c. Wheat was
extremely nervous all day but a firm tont
prevailed Trading at times unusually
active. The market opened strong brisk
demand by shorts and commission houses,
which was based ON an unexpected advance at
Liverpool where prices were mp 1h61Ad not
wthstandlng the decline of than 1c here
yesterday.
TheS principal demand at the start was for
the May delivery and that option advanced
nearly &c within the first fcw minutes
The upturn brought out liberal offerings
from London, which caused quick decline and
a loss of nearly all the gain. A feature of
trading in the last half of the day was the
changing from May to the July and September
deliveries. This had tendency to strengthen
the new crop months and to weaken the nearby
option The market closed irregular. July and
September firm and May weak. May opened
Hdi4c higher at 15M@9Sc, advanced TO 99Ac
declined and closed at 971sc. July opened $50
nc higher at s9aS9hc. sold between SS%as91se
and closed at S9iac.
Corn was weak nearly all day May opened
Hc higher at &c, sold off to Csc and closed at
sj%c July cpened shade 10 &c higher at
62iPa625sc sold off to 612ic and closed at 629sQD
61leo.
Trade in oats was bearish the greater part
OF the day. May opened lsc higher at 533sc
sold off to 53o and closed at the bottom July
orened unchanged at 45%c. sold off to 45hc,
when closing was easy
Provisions easy nearly all day, later u.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO April 25,-Wheat, firm;
no trading; cash. 81 .6ihq1 63aa. Barley, firm;
May. 81 s7ls; Dec. 81 3olaal .32l4; cash. STAG
40 Corn. large yellow. 81 .65di.70.
LIVERPOOL. April 25.-Wheat, May, Is sd;
July, Is 69sd; Sept. Is lad.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Clearing House Banks
By Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 25-The statement OF the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold $5S, ,9S4,760 more than the re-
quirements of the 25 per cent reserve rule.
This is an increase Of s9,o11,s25 In the proper
tIonate cash reserve as compared with ias'
week The statement shows;
Loans, 81 190. .51s. 200: decrease s5,2lO 700. De-
posits 81 $50 903. S00 increase s5.2e39OO Circu-
iation $50 1866, 500; decrease $l3s.so0 Legal ten
ders. $50. s72, 800; increase $2.21S,ioo Specie
ssci 7ss 100; increase $s061 400. Reserve. sS7l,-
no 7OO increase $40, 33i 800. Reserve required
S3l2 725 $50; increase sl,32S.475. Surplus, $685.
9Si 75O increase $9o11,325 Ex-U. S. deposits
s69. s6S, 475; increase $9.o02.100 The percentage
of actual reserve of the clearing house banks
at the close of business yesterday was 29.9
The statement OF banks and trust companies
OF Greater New York not members of the clear
Ing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits of $685.. SIT, 100; total cash
on hand $50, 900; loans amounting to ssl4''
77O. S00
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

market became firmer on buying by local
packer. July pork closed l0c higher, lard
was DC up and ribs TIC higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat-May 971sc; July S91ac; September
S55sc.
corn-May 66ssc; July 627sG62lac: septem-
her, Gle.
oats-May, old 5Sc. new 59&@529sc; July, old
45Ae, new 4SAc; September. $3.50.
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour firm;
winter PATENTS $i.2OQ46O; straights, sSaoa44 40;
spring patents s5,Ooq5.25; straishts, Nooq4 40;
81 05: No red. 9714q99Ao; No. corn, 669sc;
No 2 yellow, 66ssc. No. oats. 52ho; No.
white, 5OG53c Fair to choice mating barley.
74@S4c No. northwestern haX seed N.9h'
Prime timothy seed, $i25 Short ribs sides.
loose, Sc. 6.S7i6; mess pork. per bbl., SlSOOm
49, 12Ib; lard per 100 lbs, Ss.05; short clear
sides, boxed. s7,25q75o. Whisky, basis Of high
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
3oS. 600 $24S13.O 90
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive service to the Los Angeles Herald
by L. A. Crisler & Co.. members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange, 305 San Fer
nando building, Los Angees).
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25-The mining
market dull and apathetic today through
out the entire list. Daisy took an upward
turn toward the close of the session, selling as
high as $i.2o, closing 81 17H bid. showing a net
gain Of points for the day. Florence and
Fraction held around yesterdays quotations,
while Goldfeld Con. lost ga points. Red Top
Extension waa the nearest approach to a fea-
ture. 5000 shares changing hands during the
call. Trading was light in the Bullfrogs and
Tonopahs with nothing doing in the Manhat-
tans.
Following are the closing quotations, together
with the regular call sales of the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange board:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Mornlnal Sales

TVTOI IIIII8 OdTCo
Johnne-7OOO at 4Iac; 5000 at istc; %, 900 at sc
Skidoo Blue Jay-ls00 at 12lkc.
Blue Bel-1000 at 7c
Jumbo Extenson-50O at Bic; 500 32c; 500 s2lkc
Daisy-l0O at Slip; 800 at $1.13.
Fraction-100 at 66c.
Bonnie Clare-1000 at lie
Nevada Homestake-1Q00 at 30hc.
Jim Butler-100 at SEC
searchlight Parallel-21,o00 at 11sc.
Afternoon Sales
Blue Bell-1OO0 at &c.
Bonnie Clare-l000 at lie.
Bulfrog Homestake--1000 at 30Ibc
Combination Fraction--100 at SEC.
Daisy-500 at S1.13; 100 at 81 H.
Sesrchlight 900 at lie.
Skidoo Blue Jay-10O0 at 2kc
Johnnie-70O0 Acc 5000 4%c; $4,000 at &C.
Jim Butler-1o0 at 32c.
Jumbo Ex.-5O0 Slc 500 32c: 500 32hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 25-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet; fancy quoted at
10Ibc; choice SD91sc prime. 7@7lsc; common to
fair, 5%@6tsc, Prunes are said to be very
strong on the coast but the local situation is
unchanged with quotations ranging from 4q
14c for California and from 5%@10 for Oregon
fruit Apricots are easier owing to low open
ing prices for the new crop with choice quoted
Mt 1eD16ihc, extra choice, 16Is91Tc; fancy. 20Q
24c Peaches are easy in tone but without ma
terlal change, choice being quoted at 10q10tsc;
extra choice 10k@11c; fancy, 11@12c; extra
fancy. 12d1sc. Rsisins are duh and practically
nominal with loose muscatels quoted at 6q6Ac;
London layers, s1.25G1.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Financial Record
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated fIeSs.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Prime mercantile
paper 4Gl4L per cent; sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at 4S725
"a $3.50 for demand, and at 4.S4S5qi 1895 for 80
day bills Commercial bills 4-S4l594 s4&. Bar
silver 53Ac; Mexican dollars, 47c. Government
bonds steady; railroad bonds firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
The Metal Market

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 25-The metal markets
were quiet as usual in the absence of cables,
and quotations were practically, nominal. Tin,
easy $31. .70a31 80. Copper, quiet 1850
12.s7M; electrolytic, $l2. 2.62leql27o; casting
sls. .s7isa12 So Lead unchanged, So. 3.971s14 .o3is.
srelter, quiet, s46oQA65. Iron. unchanged,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Chicago Live stock
" Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 25.-Cattle-Receipts 200;
steady; beeves, A.6o@72b; Westerns SASO@Soo;
stocIxers and feeders, $S40d560: cows and
heifers, se 4oH6 50; calves A.50@65o.
Hogs-Receipts about S0O0 weak to lOc lower;
lights &c. 1895 IS; mixed, $5.25q5.75; heavy, SOL
@5.61ls; rough $5.15d5.S5 pigs, HlOq4s5; bulk
of sales, s5,50Q56O.
p--Reoeipts 200; steady; natives. &S5@
6.45; Westerns AeO9650; yearlings $65O97 TO-;
lambs, s6qZe0; westerns. s6G7.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Treasury Balances
By Associated Press.

I BY AssoclHted Press-
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Todays statement
| of the treasury balances in the general fund
| shows: Available cash balance, S251, 1,250.962;
| gold coin and bullion slb,6o2,ls4; gold certin-
| Gates, s2i, 1862 74o.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
San Francisco Mining Stocks
FRUIT MARKET
Ry Associated Press.
BY Associated Press.

BY AssoVIdIeu ITVs5.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Fancy apples,
81 rs; common. 60c; navel oranges, s1.s5; seed
lings s275; common California lemons. 75c@
81 .25; good TO choice, $75@2; fancy. 81 25g2 so;
bananas, S1Qs5o; pineappies. $1.5O@1.6O