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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23
ST. Lonis BUYS O,Hara.

New York. NOV. 22.-William O.
Hara. who played centerfield for the
New York Nationals last season will
be a member of the st. Louis Nation
ais in 1910. Manager Bresnahan of
81. Louis refused to waive on him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23
MURDERER PUT TO DEATH
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

Auburn. y. Y, Nov. 22.-Theodoro
Rizzo. who murdered Theresa Pro-
copio. : year old. n Freddy Infus-
mo. ~ years old. in Utica. Septem-
Der IL. last. was put To death in the
electric chair in Auburn prison to-
aav. Rizzo confessed saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23
Try a Morning Journal Want AID
Territory of New Mexico,
office of the Secretary,
Miscellaneous Certificate.

|, Nathan Jaffa, secretary OF
the Territory of New Mexico.
do hereby certify that:
Whereas, on the 29th day of
March, A. D., 1909, the Albu-
querque Citizen was designated
as the Official Newspaper of
New Mexico, and
Whereas, said Albuquerque
Citizen has ceased publication;
Now, therefore, public notice
Is hereby given that; In COM
pliance with section ., chapter
10 of the laws of 1909, reduir-
ing the Secretary of the Terri
tory to designate an Official
Newspaper of New Mexico: the
Albuquerque Morning Journal
is hereby designated as such
official Newspaper of New
Mexico.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal of the Territory
of New Mexico at the City Of
Santa Fe. the Capital. on this
fourth day OF october, A. ID.
1909.
(SeaD NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23

Havana. Nov. 2e,-The A~lmendares
baseball team today defeated the De-
trQit Americans, . to 1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23

Lame back comes on suddenly and
Is extremely painful 1t is caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles. Quick
relief is afforded by applying Cham
'erlain's Liniment. Sold by an drug
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23

\ Few Facts About Wireless, What
We Are Doing Now.

our seattle station at the Univcr-
sity ground alone Is handling on an
average in excess of 500 messages per
day. Our business on the Great Lakes
increased 60 per cent last month over
the month of September. business on
the Atlantic coast is increasing in
about the same ratio. The company
now has sixty steamships equipped
with our wireless system on the Pa
cific coast. and some over twenty on
the Great Lakes. a large number on
the Atlantic coast. and we are recelv-
ing orders daily from the large steam
ship companies.
Inland Stations.
The company has built inland from
the Atlantic coas until we now have
a chain of stations from New York
through to Duluth. MINI. These sta
tons are all opened up for, and doing
a commercial business.
Two of our representatives left six
ty days ago for London. England.
with the object of securing control of
the wireless situation i'm Europe, the
same as we nave it i'm America. Up
to the present time. we have equipped
six Of the largest steamships belong
ing to the foreign companies: con-
tracts for these were taken in on
don. The president Of the company
is now i'm England to negotiate for
the erection of a factory there to
manufacture the instruments used I'm
that country.
The United Wireless Telegraph
company at the present time has in
their treasury over million
dollars worth Of stock unsold. We
feel It will not take moro than one
half Of this To complete our
system. that is. build our overland
stations. bring out our wireless tele-
phone and install same. so we will
have a working system in all the
principal cities not only in the Unit
ed States but the entire world.
stock is now selling at $3.50 per
share n | am advised that there
viii be another advance to 40 and
possibly $50 per share. December 20.
MARCUS =. KELLY.
+. .. Box AS. Fiscal Agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-23

recognition. The party whip snapped
on the air at each announcement of
q new appointment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The company owns ESQ acres on
the East bench and i- one Of the boom
companies that were exploited IN
1859.
y. a. a. Froiseth Is preparing 10 Of
fer POO acres of land in the vicinity
of Rig Cottonwood canyon for summer
homes.
A tract of 90 acres Of land near the
Walker ANA Judge summer homes In
Big Cottonwood has been purchased by
james j. ORourke of ibis city FOR the
sum ot $1,000
Al yesterday afternoons annual
meeting of the salt Lake Improvements
company the following directors were
elected. Herbert savage. William
lElehcart George A. steiner, j.. L.
Goddard aud A. g.. sullivan. These
Director win meet again in "a week
and viii elect officers.
Contract was 1T last evening. bv
the Utah Light Is Railway company
Go tho Phillip Carey Roofing come
pony OF Cincinnati Tor the covering Of
The new car barns now approaching
completion. The contract calls for
10000 square feet OF roofing. costing
$4,000, 1t flexible cement.
Fourteen permits were issued by tine
building Inspector today Thoy oaU
for an expenditure OF S3l.t00. Tha mons
mits consisted of dwelling houses and
additions 90 buldIuge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
Will WORK IDAHO GOLD NINE.

Through the fling Of articles of in
corporation for the MusgrOve Mining
company yesterday. a number of salt
Lakers take an active part In the de-
veIoping Of q gold mine in Idaho. The
company is capitalized at 100000. with
shares at 10 cents each; 499.100 shares
are placed in the treasury. The oili-
cials named are r. l.. Edwards, presl-
dent: Arthur H. Brown, vice president
Fred G.. Dern, secretary and treasurer
a. Thomas and A. Reeves complete
the board Of directors. The property
Is located on Musgrovc creek, Lemhi
counyt, Idaho, and was formerly owned
by Brown & Edwards. engineers. who
have been operating a lease on the
property Twelve miners have been
working two shifts on the property
since last October. developing a fine
vein Of high grade gold cyaniding ore.
The officials OF the company declare
that on the $50 foot level the vein has
been pretty well prospected ana that
$50 900 worth OF ore has been opened
up on three sides An average OF only
S93 a ton as claimed for the ore in sight.
Samples taken from the $50 level as
sayed $50 I'm gold and some silver. Work
Is being pushed on the drift on tho
800 level to catch the vein encountered
ABOVE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
STOCKS ADVANCED;
CLOSE IRREGULAR

N.v York. April it-prices of Amori-
,,, .,eirlfios we're depressed in London
,..r,r. trading bcssn here today but the
s-.v YORK opening was affected only IT.
......t,ri, tp svmpathy. Atchison. Juitod
e,Stre stoci preferred and North Amer
a., declined largo fractions western
Union advanced p. inc maloIl'S %
changes were small ana mixed
I,b. market showed un advancing tcn-
stn ~ IN while. but profit taking sales
,,,,,ssa a slight reaction and trading po-
emo dull. until tho proieeelouelh uD-e"
~ sid up thc Gould group ana epe,l1t-
,t.l fafer the movement continued rain
M irr.g,iisr United states Express ad-
.,-,t5 roinfs Western Union 2, ana
BnsdIro Union Pacific, Missouri facino'
81 Louis outhwcsteru pl,l,, ~, -'i.. ~,
loan sugar. lntcrnauonal IHpt W.
1911 american Cotton Oil and havana
tt..tric u New York ChicaGo ~ ~
louia lost ne and Notth American e..
a number of spcc.1ltl'e tuN 'll.. ..ii-.i,,r
fbs rrugraI list was subject 60 feall,iuE
~ o,tIch forced prices back % laet
nirht'g lowell or below. rational blsc1,.l
1850 B DoInts American cotton ll (, lu-
terrational Harvester ~ ana l.ock ~
.,.5 ,rSfcrrcd. Iowa central. virginia
C,,r,fi,, chemical American Agrcul-
t,,,eI Chemical preferred, American Lln-
seed preferred and the Allls-,.n ' si,ss,
stocks l. Denver q Rio Grandc, Sio5s
sbSfGoid steel and Corn Products oe-
siirs5 The decline was arrested at
noon.
Ropds were steady, -,...
mo check 90 the selling brought ABOUT
"a duU period but prices gradually w
proved Lackawanna jumped p9!ul.'
United states Realty O. Nortolk q NftsSS
SrD ia ana Great Northern ore CclLl1-
oates J. Northwestern ran on 2 ana Oo,-
orado Southern and american iluge III
feather preferred lA. Pretty much or ali
he earlier losses were rocoverco a anu
several stocks were sold above Nestel-
DAVIS closing o gain. A slight rcactlon
failed TO bring ont much STOCK ana 49,
rose once more. Lackawanna made sem
gntional Jump on s. points between sure
making its rise Tor the day ~ polu's,
lJ0clinr coal was heavily bought as
risc of 3 points Central Railroad on NeW
Jersey also gained points ana IeNaS ~
Pacific Land Trust IT,.
The market closed irregular ana a to
tive. The general list was inclined 20
droop. Atchison losing I. The agGIesslNg
risc i'm the coalcrs ultimately started
prices upward. Llckawmua. g rise eN-
tended to Co points. Central or New JeI-
fev and Nashville Chottanooga. LOUIS
Vile s. Some stocks ran on again IN inc
nn8l dealings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
CLOSES DEAL FOR TUNNEL.

Boston. April 14-Final payment for
the Mascot tunnel amOuntug 10 N0l-
900, has been made 10 the Bingham
Mines company by y, Augustus Hciuzo.
The total cost was Sl71O0O. The CONF
pany will Immediately retire more OF
It's first mortgage bonds with the cash
received. reducing the issue from $780,
900 10 500 900. The bonds retired I'M
February reducing the issue from
$500 900 10 $4,000. were purchased at
ON average price of 70si. The COM
pany last week at Salt Lake City filed
"a second mortgage on It's property. The
bonds are dated Jan. D, 1909. They
mature Jan. I. 1914. and are in demon
nations OF $1,000 each FOR 100 bonds,
and $4,000 each for sd bonds Creditors
OF the old company took the bonds iu
settlement of their claims under the
plan of reorganization. Tho bonds do
not draw interest unless earned, bc.ub
o. nom, cumulative 9 per cent issue. and
are convertible into stock at par $40.
Operations win Doe resumed with fur
ther Improvement 0f the metals Under
tine plan of reorganization there is proc
yldcd "a working capital az 100000,
while liked charges are @ per cent ON
FIRST mortgage bonds and cali ioI about
$40. 300 u ytaI
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CONCENTRATES.

General Manager ID. @. Jacklinc Of
the Utah Copper company viii leave
for the east Saturday 60 attend the TN
nual meeting of the company whi
win be held April %. at Jersey city.
n j.
Three bars Of sold bullion from the
BambcIgcr-De Lamar mill OF DE Ia
mar. New. Weighing 1920 ounces and
carrying 1.40O ounces in gold arrived
at the local United states assay office
yesterday. The shipment ig one-nalf
the March production and is valued az
$500.
Active development work has started
on the Inspiration copper property !n
Arizona. according 60 Henry Krumb.
consulting engineer for the Ray Goa
solidated and Inspiration property. Ac-
tive work is now going on in tho three
tunnels and two shafts. while two
drills win be IN operation within tho
next few days.
According 20 Manager George i.
Gum OF the copper Mines company iu
the Ely district, the west drift In the
company's shaft workings at the depth
OF s25 feet from the surface, has been
extended % feet iu % full face Of ore
that returns the extremely high aver
age of IS per cent copper. The size Of
the ore body has not been determined.
Willard +. Snyder and c. o. Filing
wood arrived yesterday from New York
where they have becn for several
months promoting several mining pro-
positions held by the National Develop
ment company. They declare that they
have successfully financed the Ely Goa
solidated and Amalgamated Nevada A
contract has been awarded for the con-
structiOn OF a 40 ton mill on the pro-
perty OF the Amalgamated Nevada ~
Black Horse.
At the annual meeting OF the Emma
| Copper Mining company yesterday the
: following officers We're elected: john
| A. Kirby. president; Joseph Llppman.
| vice president. II. S. Joseph. treasurer.
| w VI. Wanuand secretary. with Hor-
| ace J.. Poery OF ogden as the remain
/ ing director IT, J. Cobb was also
/ named as assistant secretary It is
| understood that 1--WE patented claims
| have been turned over Go the company
! making 10 claims now owned At pres
| cnt there are 254000 shares OF stool,
| in the treasury with which 20 push
| work as soon az the snow Is gone.
I ---s-a-s-
j. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
334 Atlas. Bel. 1870. Res. 3OOt-Z
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lErs-stcadv. 90 mark. cases ...,....
firFts, ilih prime hrats. .fa ''al'd
ChCCso-Stpadv. Daisies. ffi.. f-t... ..
m1G. young Americas. Tt.nft'. i.r
horns. l5A Gte i'ig
ENApoRATED FRUITS
New York. April iA-Tho rsrt.. %.
cvluCrated apples CONTINUES rirri. tor
somewhat improved demand. vIl1 f,,, d.
quoted az gisU0M. choice 90 .r.f. Z
at 6u6ia. and common TO fair at Ell. '.''
with less old crop fruit uros...
snlo. pruncs are steady with Duri'ts i0f
ranging from aA 90 49, ror r,v. Ivy
California fruit ana from ga ,o @ nv.
or, son pruncs, iO-505 to $3.50. -''
Apr.cots are quiet but Hrr, cid.
choice quoted az 9'aui0 extra cb,I,N, N
i0ui0A and fancy at ueul at
caches arc UNCHANGED with rb.,i..
quoted at 60 81. extra cholcr Lei sf ~. %
ami fancy ut 1uN5. . iva
Roisins remain unsettled. vifs l,.
nlLsCatcl quoted az 3i,alN .,.O.a
fBnCS sccdd at lM06 scedIers mn t ID
and London layers az l.AQ OBJ '-'H
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ROsrON COPPER CLOsE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bank rs ana
brokers. furnish the following. receiver
over their private wire this afternoons
Boston CON. 12d12l4; East Butte. l4'-
OAK. S. & p, 12iaGi37s. L. $. $. COM
40iaQ402t 10. pfd.. i4s4 q45; G. q q"
i0ss Mexico con. 3&04. Nevada Con-,
2Ol5 m209t: old Dom. 5lia@52, shannon,
14hdI4i4: Utah Con. SaN3sl2 Miami
1fssat47s; Newhouse, 3itd5@si Apes
5Ka5at: s. & p. l5G15l2: AZ. Coml,
nSsG43: b. Coaln. 2fG24ls G.. a H..
6 1905. 90: G.. NJ. 25m30; DAILY West, 10
10a.: Mohawk, 61G62; North Butte. OF
T67ls Quincy, SS6S9; superior 40q4oia.
United Cop. 12Mdi2A Utah Copper
43ftTiA
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STOCK MARKET Is UNSTEADY.
Iron Blossom Continues 20 Decline
Exchange VIII Close Arbor Day.


After the panioky market Of yoster-
day stocks were unsteady today but
stood up remarkably well. There we're
no heavy declines in stocks with the
exception of Iron Blossom. This stock
was the victim Of "a further drop to-
day and az the close Of the regular
board market was weak al Hl.tO. ON
the open market 1t began 20 right ~
self aud was selling stronger at $50,
buvcr 90 days. az the close. Iron
blossom reached the lowest price today
that IL has reached in months. The
market this morning indicated that the
unloading of stock was still In pro-
rrese. Just how much more, il any,
win De thrown over by those who have
been holding it on margins is problem.
Colorado was q slow seller this morn
ing and was disposed Of az $2.15. Clum-
bus Consolidated was also weak, ana
the stock sold at t212ia and $40.
AS tomorrow is Arbor day and there
fore declared "a legal holiday by Cover
nor Spry. there will not be session
OF the exchange.
The total number ~ stocks that
changed hands this morning was a.
696. while the amount represented was
S46,5i4.15.
A large number of stocks made their
appearance on the curb market this
morning. and "a number OF sales werc
made. Naildrivcr crossed the rail al
I is cents and the same price was paid
fm Eureka, Swansea Extension stoe X.
/ Inspiration Copper stock. which Is the
/ Gunn-Thompson property In Arizona,
/ was sold for the first time on the local
curb today The price paid was s. %.
| a bid OF 10 cents was made Tor Gold
Nugget. which Is an Elko county. Ne
vada, placer property.
FORENOON SESSION.
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WOOL.

ST. LOU
S. Louis April ll--Wa0l. unchauE a.
Territory and mediums, iS4-3 hrc me-
diums 11u-0. me, llHl"
BOSTON.
Boston. April 1&-rradiuS iN The lu-
cal wool market is livclier on increases
in new contracts noted Foreign wool
continues 20 be the chief interest. Quota
tlcus'
Secured values, TeXas-Fin' Il months
G0aG2: nne 20 S months. s2a,l. ine i3lL
45uf1
allforuia-Northcru. 5SadO; middle
counties 4SN50. faN free. 43p4j.
Oregon-Eastcru No. ! staple G2dt3;
eastern No. j clothing. 55gt5G valley NO
$3.50.
Toritory-Fine staple, C3ue5. dna rre-
dium staple NGG3, fine cloth'u-. $50
81. fine medium. clothing, afti5A. half
blood. Gla68: thrce-elghtns-bloO1. $500
as: Guartef-blood. ,9d53: pulled extra.
CidS. Ono a. 5Sa&. a supcls, 5l1s %.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York, April H-CIoes. p-...
mercantile paper 3ia04 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. WIFI 81.
tual business IN bankers bills an ass-'
0AS6.40 for so day bills. and al e..
for demand; commercial bills. ass \,
4SG.
Bar silver. SIS cents.
Mexican dollars, Al cents
Government bonds, strong, rlilro,s
bonds, Irregular
Money on call, easy. 1a.G2 psr c.-..
ruling rate ~ per cent closing bil.
Time loans very dull and s,ft o..
so days 202h Per cent; FOR 90 davs 1t,
per cent; for six months. pa por -agt
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INCORPORATE NORTH COLORADO

Especial TO the "News.)
Provo Apru 1.-THE North COL
orado Mining company, with Provo
as the principal place of business has
filed articles of Incorporation nc
capital stock Is $4,000 IN shares of the
mar value of cents each. based on the
valuation Of the following mining
claims in the Tinic district NoIta
,-olol.,ao Radcer and Badger Nos. /
la 6. Boulder and Boulder Nos I 10
n. NV and Ivy Nos. ] TO 8. and trac-
ton. The directors and officers are:
Joseph Within, president Hyrum
straw vice president. Heber G. JeN,
secretary and treasurer; Perry Fuller
and John Roundy.
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Mason valley. 40 at Sl2is; 600 at
8l5
Mineral Flat. 800 az TO- ... a.,
Mountain Lake, 500 az ao' lvV at o.
buyer Co,
Ncwhousc, so al 3.25.
New York. 500 at Z.
Ohio Copper 200 at go.
Plutus. 1000 at is. 1900.
silver King Coal. goo % SO. ..
south columbus, coo at A.. seller W.
200 at A.: 500 at 46, buyer CD.
south columbus. 500 at as. seller 0o'
Swansea Con- 500 at 10; 'VO at IS
Tintic central 5000 at j..
Uncle sam. 600 at 80. 1000 40 -.
Western Nevada, 1000 az AZ
Ycrington Copper. 1900 at re.
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e.......-..........:...... ..,..........,.-.....E

t1 complete concentrating mill last
December Recently orders have been
received from the company 90 resume
operations go tlo mill VIII Do coW-
r.otcd and boo operation within 90 days
This mill win boz 100 ton capacity,
nu tbr machinery and equipment OF
tho latest and most approved type.
Power viii Doe supplied hy electricity.
the lines for which are now in ana
dNnrm0s installed
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AZ TINE MINNIE MOORE

Al tho Minnie Moore mine. near
Bellevue work is still progressing, un-
watering the old works. With the
new machinery recently installed work
b progressing rapidly. the water now
being pumped out 90 % depth off over
500 feet Tho mill at this minc pas
recently been thoroughly ovorhauIed
and improved and is one of the most
complete plants 90 be found I'M the
northwest. Ite cost being upwards OF
Si 200 0o0 The process being both dry
and wet concentrating, with dairy
capacltv OF 300 tons, this mill VIII
start running within the next rev
,yosi,s Tho electric plant put Don by
this company last summer is conced-
ed to he one of the finest in the state
The low prices ~ lead and silver have
retarded tho progress OF the WOOD
river district tO a great extent lot
wears but am indications now point 90
this being "a very prosperous year Tor
the entire district.
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BOSTON cuRn RANGE.

James A. Pollock " Co, bankers and
brokers furnish tho following, received
over their private wire this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

Treasury Stock TO be sold Cor The
DEVELOPMENT Of property Address
Bingham g. Orleans Min. Co., 81 COM
Blk. s. /. City.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. April 1I-Tho advancing ten
dency Of wheat prices was checked to-
day. Temporarily al least. and the mar
ket opened weak with prices un-
chiefly 90 q decline Of "a TO ~ at Liv-
orpooi and 90 generally favorable reports
regarding The European wheat crop.
Comm ssiOu houses were free sellers OF
the July delivery al the start and that
option opened az ll5hs TO jig. May
opened at ! % and l27'i. Leading bulls
bought freely Ou Tie decline. which re-
suited iu "a gain Of an Of the ouenlng
loss, July advancing to III and May 10
1-N Trade, however lacked the snap
manifested during the last few sessions.
Buying based on light receipts caused
sharp rally 100 corn Prices &C NE
opening were UNCHANGED 90 u lower.
May being at 6sls 10 osi. On the bulge
May sold up 60 o.
oats were weak at the opening b1l be-
came ulm owing Co che strength OF
wheat and corn. NAV opened shade 90
8 lower az ostt 20 o.a aud advanced 10
mo break 90 grain prices ana q Zoe.
aseiino n live hogs caused moderate
opening weakness boo provisions. Later
tha market rallied "a ulhc owing 60 The
hrmer tone M grains Prices at The
WhCHt-Iho market which was very
nervous thc greater part OF the day. de-
yeiopcd decided strength lu tho lnal
hour and tlo NOV and July deliveries
son. Tho tOp f0r Ma was reached al
49, July sold at l.lht Tho close was
cEclted ana strong. with May uu lh az
l..'at. July was l# highcr nt l11au e..
COrn--aonument in me ult was cN-
tramcly bullish all day and prices cone
uuucd tO advance For May tho TOD was
/ reached at tst. The market closed at lie
Ciose-Wieat-Moy l.87.' 'Iuiy.. LIZA
Hts. sept. lNt'st Dec. l.Nlt.
cUu-hrrL Gia. MaF G't; July C''i,
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kt9 LAX 'Al'f SAl-i'''
ri.rt r,rt q ZOO at g3
g.,Je, -6o Ia sO saiier CO.
e.t.r ref OoO al
,,of,r,5, on6 nj 2.--
r.i,r,bu. CON. mo at os2fs. 200 at
2.5o.
f..s, cr,v.u Point 500 at 4. 500 no
A.. bgvcr eo
Past Tintir Con, o 600 no 9.
rest Tirtie poy 3 600 ut 49,
f1di,r o5cep. 600 at SN
nom I}ioesori. 500 at ] SIS. 100 NO T S2ia.
s0p ~ s0. -O0 nj f--t,. $500 at 1.15.
ZOO al I -1u. ro0 af 40.
Kinr william. goo at &c.
lion uli so0 al 20.
Majestic. 500 at PSI
Mason valley zoo at 3i5. 800 at 3.12ia;
100 at 8i0. seller CO.
Mineral Flat 1000 NO 10.
Mountain lake 200 at 30.
Ncyada Fairyievv 1000 az 49,
Now York 500 at g.
PIutug. 600 at u.s.
Prince. 500 at 1.3o
seven J. rousle ~,
e., g,f,,,,, hrts CON 500 9f f5fa
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LIVESTOCK.


Cbicaro. April 1f-Cattle o. Re
ceipt4. estimated az 1900. market que
lower Reeves. 4.S0M110; Texas steers
crs and feeders. 3.5O05.'0; COWS and hell
ers. e.o045.a0: calves. 5o0Ui %. $500.
Iiore-Rcccipts. estimated 20 alyy'
market 1Oc lower. Lights, G.Ht 80; M !,
"a u. good To choice heavy. d. 90 ..'I'
MICS &. a0dG.-0. bulk Of sales. i.a9a ~
Sboep-Rcceip estimated az loVV''
market steady. Native. 3.eSh o.l'' Wesl-
ero. (. $4,000. yoarlinGs elsa los lambs
native. 5.5OGS.2l: western. 5.5oaS.2o.
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