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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
FOUND HANGING FROM TREE
olin Christcpbrr, Norwegian Farm
fInnd, Ended Ills Life In Neigh-
boris woods.

Colchester, July A-Thc body OF Ona
Christopher, the Norwegian farm hand
who disappeared week ago tonight.
was found hanging from tree IN the
woods on the farm OF +. Morrow nj $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning. The Morrow
farm adjons that of n. Fl. F1held for
who Ola worked. The body was pre-
pared for burial and inferred In the
cemetery near the Fanny Allen hospt-
tai yesterday afternoon. Ola had hanged
himself with tho piece OF rope which
disappeared with him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
NOT THE REAL THING.
(From the Raleigh IN. c. News an,
Observer)

(From the RalelEh IN. ~ news ana
Observer
There Is. to tho shame Of America
a class of high society rollers" in
great northern centcrs In which drink
ing is n part of the life of the women
hut II Is not the true society life, In
which no woman known to be a
drinking woman could hold n place
Tho term Smart set Is the one real
ly applicable to the Gould type of So
ciety women, and the uglier term that
is applied by plain speaking Ameri-
cans IS the "kst set" But these are
not the real society class. they are
the fosters and the ugly sores on the
social life. class that brings dis
credit to this country and for whom
no apology Is possible.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08

MURINE.
eTATE or VERMONT. District Of chit
tenden
TO all persons concerned in the es-
tate of Peter Miller, late Of Shelhurne,
In said district deceased.
At a Probate Court holden At Burl!rc.
ton. within and for tho District OF Chitten.
d"n. on the 21st day Of Juno,
1909, an instrument purportine to ho
the last VIII and Testament Of Peter
Miller, late Of Sholburnc, in said dis
trict, deceased. was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate.
and It Ia ordered ny said Court that
the 18th day Of July 900. at tho
Probate Court rooms In said Burlington,
be assign~s for proving said iaetr'i-
ment, ana that notice thereof bc Civcr
TO all persons concerned. by publishing
this order three wcela successfully in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press. a
newspaper published at Burlington,
previous to III time appointed
Therefore, Il are hereby notified
to Appear before said court, 1T tho
time and place aforcsaid. and contest
the probate OF said VIII. If you have
cause.
Civcn uodor my hand Mt Burlington,
In said district this 21st day OF juno,
1908.
MARCELLUs \. BINGHAM.
20 vat Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
COMMiSStONERS' NOTICE.
ESTATE of George ID. Wright, Bur
linetOn.

The Undersigned, having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF CnitteHdcn.
commissioners TO receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of George
y. Wright, late of Burlington. in said
district, deceased, and all claims ex-
hibitcd In offset tNcreto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pun
pose aforesaid. ut the office fof \. =
Whittcmorc In the city # burlington
in said district an the third Fridays
o'clock a. m. on each Of said days and
that SIX months from the 18TH day OF
June. A u. 1909, Is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims TO US for eXamina-
ton and allowance.
Dated at burlington, this 1Sth day
OK June A. y, 1909.
A. G. WHTTTFMORF
r. Il. HOUSTON.
52.w,3t Commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
WAYF ARING.

The road winds over the hill
Where Gets rose-white star:
Q tired heart, be still:
The end IL far.
Down IN the darkening west
The chill winds fail and veer;
o Wild heart. rest, rest
The end IN near.
James Biannin IN July Atlantic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of Cinr'as.n Il barrow.
The undersigned, having been APP
pointed by lae Honorable Probate
Court for the district of Grand Isle,
Commissioners to receive examine.
and aGiIS' the Claims ana emauds OF
all PERSONS against the estate Of
Clariassa T.. barrow late Of Grand
Isle, n said district. deceased here
by give notice that We will meet
for the purpose Of examining and al
lowing said elaine at Grand Isls
Count Court House in North Hero in
said district on the 22n1 day Of No
Nember. 1909 from 10 O'Clock q. m un
I'll O'clock , m. each Of said days
and that six months from the 22nd
day Of May A. D. 1909, is the time linn
tied by said court for said creditors
TO present their claims TO US fer ex
animation ana allowance
Dated at North Hero this pend day
Of May, y. y. 1909.
G. II. Branch. administrator.
Expires November 22nd, 1909.
T. j PARKER.
NJ. w DODDS,
II. J. FEFEE,
b2.W,3t Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
SAVED.

Necessity is the mother OF inven-
ton"
what now7"
"A man has invented an umbrella To
be carried in the Decentralization Her
aid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08

Torturing eczeun spreads Its burn
ing area every day. Doan's ointment
quickly stops It's spreading, instantly
relieves the Itching, cures 1t perman-
entity. At any drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08

Doan's Regulets cure constipati ton
tone tho stomach, stimulate the liver
promote digestion and appetite an,
oaay passages Of tho bowels. AS
your druggist for them. 90 cents t
hnx.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
STEPHEN HOAG'S ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT, District CT
Grand Isle, SIS. Probate Court,
Re II remembered that At a session
of the Probate Court holden at North
Hero within and FOR said District,
OF the 3oth day Of June a u. 1909.
Present; Hon. VIM. HAYNES Judge,
Whereas. certain instrument in
writing purnortirg to 10 the last wtll
and estalla OF stephen Hoas. late OF
Grand Isle, IN said district, deceased,
having been MS day presented TO
said Court Of Probate. and duly filed
IN the Reg .sters office; Therefore #
Is ordered that all persons Interested
IN tho estate of said deceased be mott
fed to appear before said court. at
the probate office in North Hero IN
said district, on the cath day of August
a. u, 1909, by publication of thi3
order, three weeks successively pre-
Nlous thereto. In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington, VT to show
cause, II any they may have. why
said instrument In writing should not
be proved and allowed. as The last
viii and testament OF the said de-
ceased.
WM. HAYNES. Judge.
I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
TIVE FINAL VOTE.

The climax was then reached, and
without any prelirninaries the final
vote was taken. II was upon agree
ing to the corporation tax amendment
as part Of tho tariff bin. This
amendment was adopted by the vote
OF 81 TO II.
OF tho II negative votes eight were
cast by republicans and three by
democrats, the republicans being Bor-
ah' Bristow Buckley. Clapp Cummins,
bolliyer, Hepburn and LaFollettc. and
the democrats Chamberlain Hughes
and Shivlsy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-20
N CNnsTeSo nle'nacle
nal do tuberculosis

Ahora qe San Juuan esta aguardan-
do la proxima aperture de la ExhibI-
ci6n referente 4 tuberculosis y la Sc
RE de conferencias que han de acom--
pafar q esta, parece' muy oportuno ci
exponer algunas ideas acerca de dicho
asunto.
Cualquiera persona que hubera abr'
gado la conviction de que la tarca de
exterminar la tuberculosis es de impo-
sible realizaci6n, de que ell lnteres
que este asunto despierta nj es arrai-
gado nj general, Sc habria convcncido
de t0do: 10 contrario hacienda una VI
sta al Congreso International de Tu-
berculosis celebrado en- Washington, ba
io los auspicios del Gobierno de la Ma
cion en- Septiembre Octubre del alio
que acaba de trascurrir La nota fun
damental predominante en- toda Ia
reunion era el optimismo mas cntu--
SHASTA, muy digno de tenerse en cuen--
ia, dada la calidad el nnmero de
las .personas que tomaban partc en- ei
Congreso.
Asistieron 4 este seis mil delegados,
lrepresentando todos los estados, terri
torios v colonias de la naci6n ameri--
cana, treinta y tres paises extranJe-
ros. Entire los concurrentes sc halla-
ban los sociologos y hombres de Glen.
{ cia que gozan de mayor repntacion en-
81 mundo. Podriamos citar al doctor
Koch, de Alemania, descubridor del ba
clio de la tuberculosis. q Landeuzy, dc
t'rancia, Wlamiroff, de Rusia, Eewsh--
olme, de Inglaterra, Calleja, de Espa-
ma, Trndeau de New York, Flick, de
Filadelfia, ademas de estos un hume
70 tan crecido de hombres de reputa-
ci6n universal, que la reaaclon de s,is
nombres llenaria todo este articulo
Habia tambien un corto n1mero de da-
mas muy conocidas, sobresaliendo en-
tre elias la condesa de Aberdeen, es-
posa del Lord Teniente de lrfanda
fundadora Presidenta de la Liga
Nacional de Sanidad de las Damas de
Irlanda. que obtuvo junto con la So
ciedad de Organization caritativa de
Nueva York Ell primer premo concedi-
do 4 los trabajos llevados cabo por
las organiEaciones voluntarias. Tam
bien sc hallaba La senorita Chaptal de
Francia, fundadora Y derectora de la
Sociedad que sostiene I'M nimero de
dspensarios, uno de los cuales EN- el
distrito IA de Paris, tiene La gloria de
haber reducdo el tipo de mortalidad
por tuberculosis en- aquel dlstrito en-
mas de una mitad en- muy pocos amos
de existencia.
Entire tan gran numero de ceiebri--
dades. la representative de La Bigs
Anti i-Tuberculosa de Puerto Rico reeo-
mocha el modestisimo papel que desem-
penaba. No obstante, ~ menciono es-
to porque la cortesia tenia por fin Ia
vorecer 4 Puerto Rico, y NADIA tenia
que yer con la personalidad de la de
legada,) ella fue una de las cuarenta
dos personals elegidas para formar el
.Jurado que habia de adjudicar los pre-
mics.
Nombrada para la Comision de Sana
torios. evite incorrecciGn no hacienda
figurar FL Sanatorio de In LIga-Anti
Tubereulosa de Puerto Rico en- comp.
teneia de premios, pero hiee entrar
la soclcdad misma. la cual sicndo oh
icto de estudio por otra comision, hu'
vo Ia buena fortuna de ser Jazgads
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-20
Las iIng|e'as mas boudas
Edith Elmer Wood.

Tn pintor ingles, Mr. Francis Wal-
ton. ha recorrfdo durante seis amos l..
Gran Bretana, hacienda la estadlstica
de las mujeres guapas On las diversa>
regiones del pals; ocupaci0n agrada
bilisima que aceptarian. sin duda, d.
buen grade, muchos de nuestros lee
res. { -
Este scIlor Walton. tesputs de a.
anotantio en- su eearnese de viale, una
4 una, todas las huchachas bonitas Ia
lladas en- 81 camino. afirma, con =
aPoyo de Lac cifras. que Ia ciudad bri-
tanica donde mas abnndan las cars
femeninas impecables. es Isondres. Lus
go siguen inmediatamente Aberdeen
Manchester y Liverpool. Las regiones
rurales mas abtmdsnies en- mnjs.s
guapas sos el Devonshire v Cornsss--
Hes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-20
MImero rs

como dgna de una medalla de oro.
En- la Comisi6n de Sanatorios de la
Junta de Jueces, La delegada de la
Liga Anti-Tuberculosa de Puerto Ric0
tuvo las mejores oportunidades para es
tudiar los mejores y mas modernos me
todos usados en- todas parties por es-
tas instituciones, puesto que los debe-
res de ella no solo la obligan 4 estu-
diar con especial cuidado las exhibi-
clones de los distintos Sanatorios, sino
Que la pOnian en- relaciones persona
es con los medicOs encargados de-
Has, de los cuales obtuvo valiosis--
ma information.
En- este Congreso, celebrado EN- el
edificio del Nuevo Museo Nacional fun
clonaban cOnstantemente siete seccio--
nes, donde sc daban conferencias Sc
dlscutia. Bstas secciones eran: a.
Patologia y Bacteriologia; (2) Estu--
dio clinico y Terapia; Sanatorios, Hos
pltales y Dispensarios; 81 Cirugia
Ortopedia; { tuberculosis en- los
nlllos Etiologia, Prevention Trata--
mlento; (5 Hygiene, aspecto higie,-
nlco, social, industrial y econ6mco d.,
la tuberculosis; &C Funciones del Es-
tado del Municipio respecto de la tls~
berculosis; (7) La tuberculosis en- los
anmales y su relaci6n con el hombre.
impossible hubiera sido hallar asam--
blea mas cosmopolita. Los idiomas
oficiales del Congreso~ eran Frances
A!eman, Espanol Ingles.
La Exhibici6n fue superior 4 todas
las de su clase celebradas anterior.
mente. Ocupaba como unos cien mii
pies cuadrados representaba mas d.
| cuatroclentas sociedades { institucjo
mes que tomaban parte en- ella. Par
recorrerla soiamente Sc necesitaba me-
/ dio dfa.
Segnn Mr.. Courtelyou, Secretario del
Tesoro, orador que pronunci6 el dis
c'uso inaugural en- nombre del Presi..-
dente Roosevelt, esta gran reunion era
al mlsmo tempo un congreso de que
IRA y de paz. De guerra pordue to-
das las nacsones Sc unian para pelear
tcontra un euemigo comun. uuizas 81
mayor enemigo de la raza humana ull
congreso de paz, porqle NADIA me ior
para barrer prejuicios v hostiidadeS
nacIonales que la de trabaiar NANCE
munadamente todos por una catsa co
nun.
! FL mismo presidente Roosevelt e..
rro las seslones del Congreso con entu-
Isiastas palabras de exhortaci6n v es.
timulo que hicieron levantarse to-
dos los delegados prorrumpir Ell
una tempestad de apla,lsos. PodemoS
acaso dudar EN- vista de esta reu.-
mon y organization de todo Ell nun
do. de que no solo hemos de llegar az
fin, slno que este Sc halla va 4 Il
vista
Edith Elnner Wood
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-20
HOMEMADE A ESPANA
Ell EpiscopadO de la America espahoa
ceremonial en- el VatiCanO

tcidHtc uc NutstTo tTOHO cSloS ilHuptoS
pabellones. Pasead por ellos vuestras
miradas y sentireis en- vuestro esprit
tn aquella fruicion dulcisima que ex-
perimenta ei coraz0n de un padre al
verse rodcado de hiias que han mere
edo inmarcesibles lauros en- premio de
sus virtudes Desde la bandera me-
xicana, que siguicndo el Orden geogra-
fico, encabeza este grupo de naciOnes
hermanas que recuerda ell centro de
In mas avanzada civilization america
n;., hasta ell pabell6n argentine cuyo
sol irradia la luz del progreso en- sus
vastos territories, todas elias guardian
en- sus pliegues leyendas sublimes que,
como las del hcr6ico Paraguay, os pue-
den atestiguar que las Republicas his
pano- -americanas por defender sn fe y
su fbertad podran ser destruidas, pc
re esclavizadas jamas.
Y 81 vuestros ojos Santisimo Padre,
lutheran de fijarse en- aquel tricolor
auerido cuya estrella en- campo azul
slmboliza el cielo, os ruego con toda el
alma que lie consagrels una oraci6n. Es
la bandera de Chile, la ensena idolatra
da de mi Patria, cuya presencla en- el
Vaticano de Roma y junto al solio del
Vicario de Jesucristo despiertan EN- ml
alma tan dulces emociones que solo
me restan fucrzas para tenderle ms
brazos como los tiende un hijo al cue
llo de su madre.
No encontrareis aqui el pabeilon dc
nuestra Repnblica hermana del Brasil
porque otra es la cuna de su nacio
nalidad v de su lengua. En- cambio
tenemos 4 honra verla reprcsentada
por uno de sus mas ilustres hi]os, a
ouien ha cabido la alta y merecida DIS
tinci6n de ser el primer Obispo de La
America latina que ocura un asiente
entire los Eminentisimos purpurado'
ae la Santa Iglesia Romano.
Tales son los tftulos, Beatisimo ia
DIRE, en- que Sc apoya la peticion que
he yenilo 4 haeeros en- nombre de Ia
iunta Episcopal que me ha conhauo
tan honroso encargo. 7 antes de po-
ner en- vuestras sagradas manos es-
te legajo hist6rico suscrito casl por
un centenar de Obispos de la Amer'-
ca espanola, pcrmitidme, en- nomore
de clos. .darus las mas rendidas graclas
ror esta solemne audiencia que en- me-
dio de vuestras fatigas, habeis que
rido dispensarnos q espanoles anne
ricanos, Y csta nuestra gratltud Sc
acrecienta por la exquisite bondad cor
que nos habeis expresado el deseo de
que esta ofrenda os fnera presentada
en- nuestra vigorosa lengua castefia--
na.
Alcese. pues, vuestra mano, Beatisi-
mo Padre, v santIficad estas banderas
que hoy as forman columna de honor
para cerrar el ano de vuestro Jubileo
sacerdotal. Con clio habreis agregado
una pagina mas al libro de los insig-
nes beneiicios dispensados la Amer
ca por los Pontifices romanos. Pic
TX ei Grande. inici6 csta union de las
Repnblicas latinas del nue. % c0ntinen
! te. prohijando La magma obra del Illus
tire sacerdote cbileno Monsenor Ig-
nscio Victor Eyzagulrre, cuando echa
ba en- Roma los Fundamentals del Co
legio Pho Latino Americana. III sa-
ptcntisimo Leon XIII cstrecho mas ESQ
vineuios eoDgregando aqui, por la vel
primera, EN- la capital del orbe cst6lic,
! todos nuestros obspos en- eI Conci.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-20
(Conclusi6n)


pende cl que queden satisfechos nues-
sros votos. ST en- los designios de Dios
.extuyicse reservado los pueblos del
uueyo mundo la gloria preciadislma de
uue DOR vez primera el vicario de Je-
x,,cristo haya de bendecir con tan So
lesane ceremonia las banderas dc La
patria. cntonces 81, cesarian nuestras
xandas ysquedaria resuelto nuestro ca
minO.
81 con csa augusta mano que aDre
SIERRA los cielos os dignals derramar
.c,,re estas banderas las bendiciones
do Dios. elias quedaran para slempre
sronsaeradas. Las conduc'riamos al
srsyss de campos ciudades como lie
~.b.n el Area Santa los Pontifices &c
Il Antigua Ley hasta liegar al cora
xSn de Espana que desde hace venue
x;rlos vive atado con cadenas dc orc
M Pillar de Zaragoza.
Ali Sc slza el trono dc Maria aue
IA visto pasar, como las corrieh'es u''
1shra cien cien generaciones acla-
n.andola por su Madre y Sooerana al
MD de esta colnmna sostenedora ae
4 e. GRO el descubridor del nueso mum
.ln nor una providenclal coincldeh-
cia Ia America nacso la VIDA en- q
r,ismo dia & las mismas horas en- que
sa.los los temples de Espafa ceiebra-
s,.r ron himnos de alabama la fiesta
hermosa de la Virgen del fhar-
D;Cnaos santificar con vuestras PIE
r1rias estos pendones. Santlsimo fa-
ssrc. y quedaran trocados en- trofeos
ID /. r. eristiana, dsgnos de ser de-
Dositados ante el trono de la inmacuia-
8. Madre de Dios, asi tambien que
sanria cancelada otra deuda de gratituo
americans, con Ia Reina que mas ha
riorificado 4 Espana que ha. asohi'
hrado al mnndo por el dobie poder de
M inteligencia y dc su eoraz"n' isa DC
IN Cat6lica, que neceslto desprehaerse
de las isyas de su corona para COY
sear el yiaje de Colon en- busea DEL ca
..;no de las Indias que le llevo al con
t1nente americana. Hoy ese nueVo
-,.nt;nente auisiera devolver la ma
Dire Espafia los diamantes de su ref
n> con esta otra corona que pesa ul
u.undo, porquc cada una de las oanae
ras aue Ia forman son loyas comp's
.a.~ con millares de vidas, Y con un 81
ia de h,chas dc sacrificios gasta-
Has en- ell canine del progreso por que,
...,,reve nacmnes soberanas. MERGED
I. .sae esfuerzos de gobernantes de
.,,,dadanos. los Estados de La America
esp.iiola son Representatives con deco
~ las cancillerfas de las mayores
r.otencias europeas; los prodnctos oe
-as sndustrias eonquistan laugeies ell
Los torneos del comereio; muchos Ut
s,,s hiios ocupan sitio de honor en- e'
.,mpo de las ciencias y de las le'ras
=. 10 que vale mas para Ia Flda sopfe
| natural de la Iglesia, del suei" ameri
~auo van subiendo los altares, san
Los tan escksreeIdos como los forin'os
: toz Solanos. los Felipes y los Masias
los Beltran y los Ciayer y los de 70
vwcs. va Ia Jerusalem de los cleios hs
ueya.le In fraganeia de nuestros mis-
seos iardines con Mariana, la Azucens
de Ansto con la Patrona de las dos
amfrscas. la incompatible Rosa de Ii
ma
csreados. pues, con el peso de estas
x1orias. squi estsn, Santfsimo Padre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-20
an, Puerto Rico Microbes 20 de Enero de 1909

ledo y el senior arzobispo de Zarago-
"a. La presentation a la Virgen del
Pillar sera hecha por el ilustrisimo obs
DO de La Plata en- la Rep1blica Argcn-
tina monseiior Juan Nepomuceno Te-
rrerO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-21
MONTANA STAPLES
BOSTON MARKET
of Several Good Sized
Lines Feature of Weeks
Trading in Wool; Transfers
100000 Pounds.

The feature of the weeks trading on
the Boston wool market is the engage
mcnt in advance of arrival of several
good sized lines of Montana staple.
the transfers of these alone being
estimated at close to 1000. 600 pounds,
while some deals that are pending viii
hing the total to figures much larger.
There are besides negotiations in pro-
a:css on fleece woods which will un-
dCubtedly result in sales to be includ-
ed in next weeks report. In addition
tC these completed and tentative
trades a large amount of wool. pre-
viously bought by manufacturers, has
arrived and been approved, and a fair
amount of fresh business is repor
a good many small trades involving
between 10000 pounds and 10000
pounds each, having been concluded,
says the American stockman.
on the whole the week has been q
busy one. as receipts have been large
and shipments OF average extent.
When the Intervention of the holiday
is taken into cou and the fact
that many manufacturers have been
giving close attention to stock taking
and the developments in the piece
goods situation. the week has been
one of the most interesting in point
of sales of any of the year. Usually
the market is quiet as far as new
business is concerned at this period,
but the present year seems to be an
exception in this as in many other re-
spects.
Except on certain grades of neeces.
notably quarter blood and fine d%elainc.
the process of rcadjustmcnt in which
is not complete, the situation is a very
n and fun previous prices
may he quoted on all kinds of domcs-
tic wool. Foreign woods are also firm
ly and confidently held. As quarter
blood fleece and delainc were out of
line with foreign competing wool tn
that they are lower than they
were does not indicate weakness. I'll
was plain that Ohio fine dclaine at A.
cents was valued too high n that
price has never been touched on ac-l
transactions. IT is said that CON
siderable advance business was ncgo
at II cents, but today 30 cents
- an blllNibf VI l'f anu ''i''ii'ho ''i'
Turing the week at no higher than
hat limit. At 40 cents the secured
,ost is estimated at approximately SS
,cnts. Competing foreign wool can
% imported in unlimited quantities on
he basis Of Sc cents landed. Missouri
Indiana quarter blood, valued i'm
he season at around "a cents, has
offered this week at 81 cents
andcd, and three-eighths at 33 ~
'cnts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-21

Chicago. July 2O.-Perfect weather
for harvesting and movement Of the
new crop caused a further slump IN
the price of July wheat on the board
Of trade today. The more distant de-
liverics. however. were strong on talk
Of damage By hot weather In the
northwest. At the close July was
] Use lower. while other options were
3-4c TO lc higher. Corn and oats
strong and provisions steady.
July wheat closed at $1.i1 5-sc.
Rumors OF injury to the crop by
hot weather in Iowa and Kansas
caused heavy buying of corn. particu-
LARRY the September delivery.
The market closed strong with
prices Use to I 5-sc higher.
oats were weak ut the start. but
iate4 the msTkgt developed consider