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some Early Colonial strains From the
Mourning L)re.

When the Rev samuel stone u Hartford
friend produced the following epitaph m
which the maine ~ the deceased gentleman
d. made - perform pyrotechnical part
stone more han the Ebsns2er fam'd
stone splsndent diamond. right orient
named
\ cordial stone that often cheered hear'-
With pleasant Sn. with Gospel r,ch In.
parts
Whe,s,on.. thst sdsf,d N. obru.e-t
mind
ToAisrone 'ha' drew the IRON hes-' unAtnd
\ pond rou- s'ou" that would the bottom
sound
~ scripture depth. and bring our Arcar..
fouui
4, stone for Einrly D1yld's Use - n
~ would not 'gil Golit'h's front 10 ~
When John ~he-n7n of New Haven
pra.. rnrr. r4t'hsnl. 'iclan. aim. nae ma ker
md father - twenty children hea ri
II The Heath 81 III good friend Jonathan
Mitchell 8 Harvard pastor he eNCl ,im..d
after IA" thought and MANY po"'Ir
n. rEsl
II.rc To-. 40 It-ung - no. me.
VI .. H.. a'pir.i 'u nv pr.w"
" boo tory or -ror 81 io-', ..-ycr
" 'ulrd rom r.re IN ! pIv.A q '"r h.a,s-.
Nr-u Irrm.. Hudiav faths- - the
'r.' A."..c - Ts"'srs Anne Brtdst rect
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master v,.-.u. h'. wa, uud"- ''7 ,vn
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down undo ''r 80 , D. luf fN" master
nth ,par- =. l.f'v 'rH' they had - send
hsr 'opuJs'~ d. IN % t"' h"- ,HUs under
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other uI.t l.Iow
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~" .'h.r + I"G tons or riorr. rlg -"r
~ "a han most q Do" lid tine clIpUsr
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THr rNPRES>uiN'S %, " TIVE
Telephone Conversation You Can Near
at IN, BGEEsgr Transfer once.

Busy times these in tho offiCss 81 the
hlggage transfer companies II vo.
want your trunks 10 60 with YOU az this
time u wear Won have 20 give the notice
the day before or maybe the daS before
that and YOU have - pack and have the
trunks ready well IN advance
clerk behind tho counter hps ~ the
Ih,ne receiver m mo hand pencil m
tha ether r.adv - s,eaA to listen and
To- Ju' DOWN.
-N"~ mi'am wra''s tn name
An right three trunks. the man will
no th"-" h'tWe"n and tomorrow
Afternoon
SORRY. hr' ~" man cant come later
We-' very busy. that's 'he hest ve can
d. M mon hay" tn take th"rn a. th"y
COM IN their routes that's the only
way W AN get through Man Will
h,v" ~ .orne between and
IN" clerk hangs uD TN" receiver com.
pl.'rS the memorandum. and turns t.
somebody standing waiting m front ~
~" count ~ and gee through Just tho
SAM thing with him Everybody wants
- hong rIm" a. he can havc 20 rack
m ,r m ether V'-d- everybody wants
hts trunks ~ 10" the LAST called for a thing
m.uIfCs'lN im,r ss.nl" aS ~. clerk *
pl,irs many 'iup's 4 dtg In fact h@fpr,
he through with 'hI- customer 80 the
count. %" 'si' ~. u" h"ll rings again
and IN e. mum' ~ h" las ~ hls ear tn
o.-Iy"r and M sp..tNlug INTO m" phon"
.ad ll-i'uIng 60 wlsT comes over IN.
WIG - HIM We h'ar ~" same thing all
over gJ.lu
w. ma am VIA; : N. name
All rlsr' two 'rInks thu man will ne
there u'tw'en and 10 tu-nurTow morn
INK
sorry. but IN" man can't como later
We 20" very busy. that's the beet We can
d. the men have g. TAX. them a. they
come N their routes that's the only
NAY We can get through Nian will have
- come between and ~
Then IN" clerk hangs up the receiver
and completes the memorandum and
turns 10 som" newcomer waiting t. see
hum right there. :" take NJ the tele-
vhpns again m answer tu another "a
the next minute and 50 us going IN the
baggage transfer Offices from morning
'ill might The men who collect the trunks
work now I'll midnight 20 clean w the
DAYS collections and they stat uut a Iatn
a. o'clock IN m" morning So a. not To-
let th" stun get ahead Of them
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show 80 much anxiety 1h"ut my feet
Icing warm - Mr. smith did lie not
only suggested hut . I'm lst Implored me
To put my feet on the front Of his stove
Tor III" 'ah" 81 getting them warm
Though INV feet we're perfectly com
Portable. | finally put them M
WITHIN five minutes thTt drummer
We leaving tina room without having
received "a order The door had ha rdly
closed pshiri him before Mr. Smith in
formed tho ~ wFs one ~ the rules Of his
lie never 60 de- business with any one
who Worn HIS shnes on the inside - the
-" n. h.d noticed The shoes 81 that
iu..u drummer and then determined 10
-n.. how ! wur" INV shoes Fortunately
! N.u IN nov ho,ts So he Vp-n'' q. bio -
discover .tnN worn pl."c IN the inside It
tN. 80.
Another incident ~ The s.ma SOFT
.,uo"ru"d man IN Indian he he'd
NlrtI'iN dismissed me cNyla ming that
Nhol". 10 h Use M thl'.-o ~" hsd
gINcn ri- ur,lsrS through e. rPrt.,in
drummer Tor ven ~ md never eNp~, ted
- "hrnge While I wTS m the got ~
gong thri pcrticular drummer ~ de his
2pp"Crrrce I'm gIne my slirpris~ when
tho mrn informed him he had come ton
lai" he I'D promised 20 order all h"
needed ~ mo
When the drumme- rntIred me man
announced thF' nobody nut e sCoundTri
drummer h. 4 grown , tuil crop since his
former trlD No amount uf reasoning
could have Chlngsd those men They
had those pre- JUDGES or sgperstItipns
fixed m their he:ds until there WIS n
getting raj II them.
A. r'pr"s"ntsd a wholCsalc millinery
h'u~' | alwrv- felt ~ vRS good business
10 wa hat HDp,u crtt'Ci-m I IN
Nauahlv too, Two hl' WITH mo ore To-
travel IN and the other - sohct business
~ lh.r" w'r" tour ., lulrau mt about
~ uy hats rh'V must H. 'r",On,ug
Gppropugt'. "a stYl' and - th' very h.,r
materials
Nv su1t n, %. clW. - mgH' bv the beet
s,lor> 81 th" t--i mate nah. my In IA
irum? .ulg fec ald NV shONs IN kc' p,rg
When | -t-pT-'d tuip millinery store !
always sIm"' - apIs'Si a. perfect a.
though | had st.pysd trpW = ho1d'pN
and good style a. 4 had com" direct
FROM itrir ASSURE Vou NV apTs'l me.
he s",1r"d ~" mPnN tmpoT, an custom
'rS When | assured > customer 'hr'
m.frfE.'- Wrre the lr.s' aud Of the latest
.tNi" b. Was convinced that knew what
| was fa".lug about
lN' uDr' successful travelling sales
v ON. u rn thts country put mo on To thai
yulu' m, tod m" that dr, sang her pa't
had Iu' a. much money INTO her peck
a. either tact or crorgN I look upou
selling 10 the trade - rnr Of the largest
n' Ids oI IN 20 women and tn" night woman
can ccrn la~G, r'wI"ds IA ~
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Woman Angler ~ 90

TT TT T|TVTV IN TTT"W
VI. rsr. 10 l'f g. ii"yr-l-N road prt- sld
t-"u % .rH" -'Hfing - summer 70, den, .
of h~t .nu ~ Efi"t lsrerrrrr... ~ 20 sea
"-nf'E sp0'' 40 -Sf rfu, = 20 - ~ IN
- ID. r"n. vogue so va~ fatsn ~ .
.Ir. 'lH.r 10 49, .~a. ana hon Ir~d On
board = ,ri'r vt.H W.. r0u 81 1si mt,
30 ~. v'"r" IT ''r 'D.I-'e ~ 49, Npr.-
-'' .I.fr' 80 TO-" 90 ~" .'fH "sh - ar'nts
. .'-
w." ~n"'siIs .adr .D r'n'r .r.rsrsf ne
90. .f"uI'u' ~ ~" -rsTf .t.f 80 E4. l.-p
80 aga a.ne
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was "a Na..oty N the work "a irJuUln-
IN the "r,"n ar and dong -"palr~ ~ I"u
yl-- houses. Win" 20 10" mornings AVID
afr"rup.u- NV lr,i-..v urt k"'' o." n nv
i,...5 " i,d'.t bad 'a'-'. rfI'- iHi.' du'|''-
rraa-.'s Mid ha," ruined ru'h nv
n,..'.r .l'.d .,a.Istf
W bore, q yHruar To- fond . -.I.l 'ni cato
NJ. ! % pr .'.N - .ry'' INK ''tr .H.
I.r Bog u..'..
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ILtt HING 'HIi NAN .

,HIE 81 VI ~ ' a.
Thu T E r I
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A BIRDING CLASS OF SEVEN
EtRIi HORNING war; ~ SRI ~
ms ~ TuE 70 OODS.

I hanre Gwen - n Noun= tonrEr Woman
10, the Latest Outdoor Eaa Nruuaini'
anrc Urn y baltimore OrIsIe quest
OF the scarlet Tanasrr the tlass
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Nhaa To Rrgin

..u %. W~sA,r 7i1- 80
-,,omct'uic- Eo4 have - hf' . r... -
M = MIN TOO. .'~' that on a. 40
tim '-our > -ir-
-Nca ,..ItsN 80 ahr4p' grr-ru ant
ohio. 'r.0r .. " .Hu 80 Hrst Un 10
'., Joe. b. o." ....i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, July 20.-1t was nip and
tuck between the American northwest
and the remainder of the world today
in regard to the supplying of bullish
news about wheat. Especially as TO
the Canadian portion of the spring
crop belt, the lowest estimate to date
concerning the yield for h season
was brought forward A firm feeling
prevailed at the close with lrices /
to / 3-4c net higher. Corn finished
ga to / lac up. and oats l-S@l-4 to
1-2c. Provisions also showed a gain
of Z 1-2 to 30c.
September wheat closed l 5-S@1
"a to / Sac up at $1.07 1-4@1.07 S-S
to $1.07 rs.
September corn closed firm ! 1-Se
higher at 62c. The cash market also
was firm. No. 2 yellow closed at 90
3-4c.
September oats closed 1-S@1-4c
higher at 80 3-Sm39 1-2c.
Grain houses brought provisions
today and so did shorts. At the wind
up, pork showed a gain of soc, lard
7 1-2 TO 15c. and ribs 10M12 IL to
15e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
ICE CREAM CONES
CONTAINING B0RAX SEIZED

Washington. July 20.-Prosecutions
against manufacturers of ice cream
cones containing boraX are to be in
stituted by the government under the
pure food law. Large seizures of
cones were made recently in differ
emf parts of the country by inspectors
of the department Of agriculture. An
alysis of the cones seized discloses
the presence OF boraX. an ingredient
which has been held TO be deleterious
to the human stomach.
The cones chemically tested were
found to contain also saccharine and
benzoate OF soda, hut 1t was
said at the department today
thai proposed prosecutions would
be based solely on The pres
ence of borax, innsmuch as sac
charine still was under Investigation
and benzoate of soda had been held to
be harmless when used in small guam
titles.
inspectors will continue TO make
seizures whore cones are found con-
tanning borax. Manufacturers using
borax contend that this ingredient .is
necessary to make the n hold their
shape.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21

he selection OF the ticket and IL there
was any objection he a ready to
hear them. one by one the %
present arose and expressed satisfac-
ton in the selection and pledged their
support Of the ticket selected by the
common people and for the common
people, stating that they were tired 81
this one-man monopoly and Desired
to see the above ticket elected on
next Tuesday, July 26th, 1910, with
n handsome majority, and also salts
faction was expressed over the har-
monv that prevailed between the fe-
rublicans towards the democrats by
giving them a representation 81 two
democrats and four republicans.
A motion was made that the meet
ing stand adjourned sine die, which
was seconded ana put to a vote and
carried.
ALEX S. BUSHKEVTTZ,
Attested by Chairman.
JUAN A. BERNAL, Clerk,
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LEGAL NOTICE
1TICE no C~ONTRACrORS.

Sealed proposals viii Doe received by
the Board IF County Commissioner ~
Rio Arriba county, al TERN Amaril-
In. ~. NJ. up To- 4 o'clock y. m. the
18th day OF August. 1910. Tor the COM
struction Of a county cour house TO
be built az TERRA Amarillo. New Mex
leo. according TO the plans n spcci-
ncations prepared by L. ~. & w NJ.
Rapp Company. a certified check
made payable to the board Of county
commissioner Of Rio Arriba cnuniy.
amounting 90 3 per cen OF the amount
Of the proposal must accompany each
bid as a guarantee that the contractor
will enter into the contract aud fur
nish a surety bond In tbs sum Of so
per cent n the amount OF the cen
tract.
The board Of county commissioners
reserves The right 10 reject any and
all bids.
Plans and specifications can he seen
at the office Of the probate clerk az
TERRA Amarillo. and M the office Of
t. IT, & W. n. Rapp company, al
Santa Re. New Mexico. and Trinidad.
Colorado. MARTIN LOPEZ
Chairman Of the Board 90 County
Commissioners Rio Arrina County,
New Mexico.
Attest. ELIsEo LUCERO.
49,
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe


WANTED-Girl for general house
work. 121 West Grand.
WANTED-Comnetent girl or woman
for general homework. Cali s07 w.
cold.
WANTED-Elderly woman to do gem
eral homework for family Of two.
Reference required. Address Box III,
Glorieta, N. NJ.
WANTED-Woman for cook and gem
erpl homework. Family OF two.
Apply room POS Striokler-I.una build
Ing. or phone 1141.
WANTED-Colored woinan for house
work cook two meals; good job.
NJ. l.. j.. call at =. o.. Belen, n. NJ.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl for gener-
al homework in small family. los
North Sth street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
BUSHKEW1z BREAKS
INTO POLITICS
FOR MAYOR
Independent Ticket Placed in
Field at Roy, Member of Last
Legislature Being Candidate
for Mayor,

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal
Roy, N. M, July IA. S. Bush
kevitz, who represented Mora coun-
ty in the legislature in 1908, heads the
Peoples Independent ticket In the
town election for municipal officers
which occurs in Roy in the near flu
ture. Roy was declared n body cor
porate and polite at the last session
Of the board of county commissioners
on July 4. Since that time those with
political aspirations and ambitions
have been busy lining up their forces
in the expectation of a three cornered
fight for offices when the municipal
election occurs. An account of the pro-
ceedings of the meeting held on July
16. at which the Independent ticket
was placed in the field, is given here
with:
Roy, Mora County, New Mexico,
July 10th, 191O-A gathering of twen-
ty-eight citizens. taxpayers, business
men and legal voters OF the proposed
corporate limits of the village OF Roy,
Mora County. New Mexico, in the
Bushkevitz hall, decided to call a pri'
mary election on this the sixteenth
day Of July A. d., 1910, at s o'clock
p. M.
Mr.. Bushkevitz arose and stated the
purpose of the meeting and asked that
the body enter into a formal organiza-
ton. Upon motion of Mr.. Goodman,
and seconded by Max K~arlsrusher, Mr..
Bushkevitz was unanimously elected
as chairman of the meeting and upon
motion of Mr.. Branch and seconded
by Mr.. r.. Lopez, Mr.. j. A. Bernal was
unanimously elected as clerk of the
assembly. After further speech max
ing a motion was made by Mr.. Good
man h a the chair proceed at once
TO appoint a committee Of five to pre-
sent to the voters present a ticket that
would be satisfactory to all business
men and residents of Roy village.
Chairman Bushkevitz at once named
the following committee. Herman
Goodman, w. $. Wane, Leandro Arch
uleta, Louis Branch and J. A. Ortega.
The committee brought in the follow
ing report:
We. the committee selected by the
chair, have the honor TO report as
follows;
The name OF the ticket to be pee
pies Independent Ticket
A. S. Bushkevitz. for mayor.
Max II. Karlsrusher, for clerk.
Frank NJ. Mcdaniel ana J.. A. Ber-
nal, for trustees l year.
+. II. Foster and Remijio Lopez, for
trustees 2 years.
Upon motion Of Mr.. K%arlsrusher and
seconded by Mr.. Bachrach. that the
report Of the committee be accepted,
was put to vote and carried by unani-
nous vote.
A motion was made hat the pyo-
ceedings of this meeting be transrfit-
ted to the county clerk, at Morai so
that he can order the county PRINTER
to print 500 official ballots 4 the
above ticket and deliver same 4 the
chairman Of this meeting when tom-
rleted so that they are properly dis
tributed on election day. seconded
and put to a vote and carried by unan-
imous vote.
The chairman suggested that every
voter present express his opinion on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21

Chicago. July 20.-Cattle-Eoocip's.
22.0O0: market : to Toe lower
Beeves. $40: Texas steers sale
n sac: western steers. $3.50 9e.
stockers and feeders. 50 90 case.
cows and hcifcrs. sass $50: calves,
S6-T5G9.00.
Hogs - Receipts. 10000. market
dun to Sc lower. Light. $S.6o 500:
mixed. SS.35GS.SO: heavy. 5000 s.
SIS: rough. ss.oe S.25: good 70 choice.
heavy. sS.25GS.e5: pigs. ss.S0d 9.05;
bulk Of sales. Ss.3oHS.55.
sheep - Receipts. 22.00o; market
steady to Ice higher. Native. S2.5Om
sIe: western, $24o@4.io. yeariings,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
DENTISTS APPROVE BILL
FOR BOARD OF HEALTH

Denver. July 2O.-Thc National
Dental association at It's session in this
city today adopted a resolution heart
lily endorsing Senator owens bill for
u national department of public
health. Senator Owens measure pro-
vldes for 4 cabinet officer 10 he at
the head of the proposed department.
The convention also voted its mp
proval Of the navy department bill
giving rank to dentists in the United
States navy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
VALUABLE PEACH CROP
ROTTING; NO FREEZERS

Dallas, Texas, July 20.-Advices
from East Texas peach orchards in
dicate that a great portion Of the crop.
the largest in the history of the state,
worth thousands Of dollars, is rottins
on the trees. or in the packing cases.
awaiting shipment. This is due it is
claimed, to the fact hat the railroads
are unable to supply refrigerator cars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
MAN CHARGED WITH
BOOT-LEGG|NG
CONVICTED
Defendant Found Guilty of
Lifting Roswell Lid Gets Off.
Easily on Grounds that He
Was the Goat,

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Jonrnaii
Roswell. n. NJ, July 20.-The trial
in the arrest for alleged violation of
Roswel's prohibition ordinance, in
which b. r. Hardeman was accused
of Bookkeeping by selling a half pint
of whiskey to Robert Russell, held
this morning before Justice Welter,
resulted in the conviction of the de-
PENDANT. Justice Welter fixed the fine
at $50 and costs and gave a sentence
of fifteen days. The limit for first
~offenses is $1O0 and sixty days. The
justice stated that he would let Har-
deman off lightly on accoun of his
crippled condition and the fact that
he believed him to be only the scape-
goat Of other parties. Hardeman has
given bond for appearance in the dis
trict court,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
CHICAGO POPULATION
PASSES TWO MILLIONS

Chicago. July 20.-The population
of Chicago has passed the 100000
mark according to the 1910 school
census made public today. The total
minor population or the city Is sl4,-
115. an increase or 6G,76S over the
census Of 1908.
Based on the minor count the totaN
population is 2,1G0, 000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
Wall street.

New York, July 20.-There was a
simmer of speculative interest in the
opper today. That was all hat re-
deemed the days stock market from
being the dullest of the year. An
anomoly in the dealing was that the
usual lull in the noon hour proceed
ings gave place to the spurt in activ-
ity which provided the heaviest
hours business Of the session. Tho
demonstration in the copper group
was not explained definitely but gave
rise to rumor of progress in the eff
forts 90 bring about a working agree
ment between the leading producers to
curtail the output. Buying of ANAL
gamated Copper for foreign account
was regarded as quite imposing and
this supplied the principal for an up
lift in the whole group. Copper min
ing shares We're a strong feature in
London and in Paris as well, thus in
dicating q considerable scope for the
movement. whether it is purely spec
Native or Of more substantial nature.
The desire Of a number of import
ant financial interests TO effect a clos
or agreement between the great cop-
Ter producers and TO restrict the pro-
auction has been avowed on more thai
one occasion end is supposed to have
awaited the supreme court decision
on the ANTITRUST law for active steps
toward it's contamination. The credence
given to the present reports of an
agreement grows out of the depressed
condition in the copper metal trade
which is resulting in the sustained
production in spite Of the mainten-
ence Of the consumptive demand at a
rate which Is limiting the further ac,'
cumulation Of surplus stocks to mod
crate proportions.
The prospects OF the reports being
wen grounded was sufficient to
prompt a considerable demand from
outstanding shorts in the copper Sc
curities. The sympathetic effect of
this movement on the general list
proved to be about the only influence
which received any notice.
Receipts of gold from Mexico, re-
ported to aggregate 100000 by one
firm were said to represent the natur-
al course of the proceeds of mining
operation rather than any peculiar
conditions in trade returns.
The increased supplies in the local
money market showed a further ef~
feet in the recovery in foreign eX-
change rates. A hardening of dis
count rates in London also was a feat
ure of stock market heaviness grow
ing principally out of labor troubles
in England. The compilation of re-
turns Of all the national banks of the
United States made 10 the comptroller
OF the currency under the call of June
80 is seen to be imminent, from the
progress Of the detailed reports. The
compilation is awaited with so much
interest as to account for the halt in
activity until II is publishes.
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HELP WANTED---MaIs


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or caller
out Of town; must be good. Apply
r. y. Lee, Savoy Hotel.
WANTED-Good boy ms porter. New
state Barber SHOP, if9 w. Central,
Young man as stenog-
rapher and for general office work.
Must be accurate az figures. spanish
speaking preferred. Apply Grunsfeld
Bros,
Can at room is n. r. Armiio bldg.
Phone S25.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas city. July 2O@Cattle - Re
ceipts. 10000. including 1000 south.
ems, market steady 20 Zoe lower. Ma
tive steers. $5.00GS.25: southern
steers. s3.75G5.50; southern cows.
$500 n $50; native cows and heifers.
S2.50m 100; stockcrs and Feeders. S3.-
% u 500: bulls. 3.OO@4.75: calves.
s4.s0@s.5o; western steers. s4.75m
$50: western cows. s3.OOg5.25.
Hogs -.Recoipts. 10000; market
Sc lower. Bulk Of sales. $S.35 $50;
heavy $S.301S.4s: packers and butch
ers. $S.40Wse5; light. sS.55 $40.
sheep Receipts. 1000. market
strong. Muttons, ss.75m4.50. lambs.
te.oo 200, led wethers and year
lines. s3.7s@5 500; fed western ewes.
t3z5G425.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21

New York. July 20.-Standard eop-
per quiet. spot and July, $1,000
1900; August, $l1.60@12.O0; Septem-
Der and October. SLICE G12.O0. Lon
don firm: spot, G53, les. Sd; futures
f54. SIS. Sd. No arrivals were reported
at New York. Customs house returns
show exports of so tons, making D.
746 tons so far this mont NO
change was reported in spot prices by
local dealers. Lake copper Sl2.b2
1-2612.S7 1-2; electrolytic, 1l226m
1850. and casting, S12.12 1'2@l2.@5.
Lead firm. $4.45 bid New York; 81
27 1-2m4.S5 East st. Louis. London
spot, f12. lis, Sd.
spelter quiet, s5.5O@5.6O New York;
S4.5o@5.05 East ST. Louis London
spot, f22. rs. Sd.
silver. Sd SIS; Mexican dollars, 4fc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
London Wool Saie..

London. July 20.-The offerings at
the wool auction sales amounted TO
1870 bales. Strong competition be-
tween home and continental buyers
keeps the market firm, especially
greasy Merinos. A quantity Of ''ool
amongst the offerings previously prr-
chased by Americans soid below he
rrinns they mid.