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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02

II ANNA NJ. ALBRIGHT
~ sAe BLACKSMITH and skilled workman She doss not
husband
helping
extensive
assistance
spends
ss te With Asr tArss Children she still
white Albrecht
- the pictures
4 q -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02

POSTPONE NORMAL CASE.
The normal school case which will
be consisered by the supreme court
has heen postponed until Nov. >,
owing to the resignation of Justice
Morgan.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02

J. W. Matzdorf, e. G.. Enste and
F. G. Kilburn, from the Bsrthold
country, are here serving on the jury
in county court. They report ABOUT
fifteen days shock threshing out in
their neighborhood. y ,-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
STARCH FACTORY
would. Be GREAT
One Should Pay. - Well In. Mtnot "a
in the Minnesota Cities Where sew.
eral are Conducted Successfully.

A starch factory, backed by the
right kind of people, ought to be a
paying venture in Minot. There Is no
place in the world where finer or bet
ter potatoes can be raised than in
this section Of the state. We have
the advantage Of having very cheap
Ignite coal and plenty OF it. Starch
factories at Elk River, Mimi, Prince
ton, Mimi, and other cities in that
state are paying concerns The fac
tories never pay the farmer less than
Is cents a bushel for their potatoes
and the raisers say with the right
equipment they can make money at
rice. One trouble with grow
ing potatoes here is the fat that
there is not always the best marke-
for them. A starch factory would
obviate this diflJcultN This is a
proposition that might be considered
during the winter.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
MIRO. GREY AGAIN
WITH eERTHoLp HOTEL

Mrs. A. Grey of the Walther hotel
at Berthold, passed thru Minot today
enroute to Ryder where she will visit
a few days. She leased her hotel a
few months ago, but such poor sat
isfaction has BEEN given, that Mrs.
Grey has been prevailed upon to take
charge Of It again. ... .>...
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
Meals and Medicine.

MoaIo and Medicine.
Doctor-You are debilitated. TAXI
s1e Of these pills three times q day 10.
fore meals. Poet-If could ct the
meals wouldn't 1eeA the pilIs.-TUVp
Topics .*..> 80. ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02

A Stirring Appeal.
The following epiStle was sent by an
angry tenant to his landlord:
Dear sir-I want them sellar steps fxed
right off, My wife fel down last mite and
like to broke her blame neck. Please send
humber and figs our bath tub 1t will
soon be time now for w to use him agen
and oblige. Yours tru,e.
Everybody's
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
rhAuoht 9aAAinn.

rhevoht Reading. -.
'~CAn see y0n apart for momeo4Y'
lyon mea. alone. don't you p ~ Y ,
"Exactly. ! want tkN loss . .
ever." -LoD1oo Bysta nder .,*,@ts,.r
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
WE MAY BOWL THE WINNERS

WE MAY BOWL THE WINNERS.
The Optic and the Reporter bowl
ing teams will soon meet to have it
out After the winning team has
become proficient enough in the art,
the Independents team may oonde-
scend to ta1pe 1T on. We don't care
to mix Id until the other teams be
come classy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
~ .ksk,me's DwesijWs.

..-,,s ~ ..ESNtn0S 1"0Ussp.
We DO not look for any great amount
q inventive genius among the Eski.
nos. but for years they have employed
q rather complete respirator. used In
the preparation and taking Of a vapor
bath. az n means Of protection from
the dense smoke. This Eskimo "respic
rator il little basket woven Of twist
ed strands Of fine grass. 1t Is placed
With it's shallow side against the
mouth. and wooden peg. which
arises from the center, Of the basket
= held between the teeth. For this
purpose water is evaporated over q
big fire in very low but. which IL
tightly closed to keep in the heat. In
this Sitting atmosphere the employ
ment of q reSpirator is absolutely nee
ossary. London Globe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-02
The 1yroless.

You ma. find the artistic tempera
ment among the peasants in the VII
lagos o Ravarian Tyrol. They talk
still Of the King Ludwig. who lavished
suicide and murderer You remind
them that they are still paying off the
debts Of the mad king. They reply
cheerfulIy that they are glad Of it. for
Ludwig loved music and gave US Wag
ner.-LOndOn Chronicle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
LITERATURE BEING
SENT TO THE
CONGRESS
Five Thousand Pieces Of
Printed Matter Relative to
New Mexico Will Be Dis.
tributed in Chicago.

Five thousand pieces Of llteratur',
relative TO New Mexico are being sent
60 the irrigation congress IN chicago,
Tor distribution 20 the delegates and
speciaiors by NEW Mexico delcgates
The literature VIII deal with the en-
tire territory and not with any partlc-
ular section Go the exclusion 81 any
other This literature II being sent
cut by tho bureau OF immigratlon. In
addition 20 the literature. there VIII
be u large number Of iiminutive Mex
lean sumhroros, whlch always make "a
hit with visiiors ~ souvenirs.
The printed matter VIII Include
soDlcx of Territorial Engineer Mlller's
Irrigation Resources OF New MEXICO
and other booklets and pamphlets cal
ouluirn % produce Favorable reaii-
zailon OF the vsst resources OF the
new state
COL. W. :, iiopcwell wiz , haze
charge Of the distribution 90 the print
cd matter. nj the New Mexico head
quarters 10 thc Auditorium hotel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
OFFICIAL CHANGE N
LOCAL GAS co.
r. p. Woy Will Be General
Manager at Trinidad, and
@. c. Butler Returns to Al
buquerque and His Former
Post.

q. G. Chappciie. president OF the
Albuquerque Gas. Electric Light and
Power company. yesterday issued In
struciionF OF unusual interest 90 the
local public IN that they affect rather
importantly the personnel OF the
managciBcnt of both the Albuquerque
company and the Trinidad Electric
TransmiSslon, Railway and Gas COM
pens Of Trinidad. Colo.
4. =. Woy, who has managed the
local gas and electric companies for
the past year. has heen named gem
eral manager of the Trinidad l'lecsric
Transmission ana dar company and
will assume HIS new duties Just as
soon az he can arrange his local at
fnirs satisfactorily n ~ probable
that ne viii leave for Colorado neat
Monday. although a Is possible that
business matters mas necessitatc his
return for a few DAYS later on. Mr..
Woy viii leave Aibapuersiue with the
bos, wishes OF host Of local business
and personal friends.
q. g. I<utier. formerly manager OF
the local aas and electric companies.
and for the past four months mnn-
aeer OF the cOmlanips az Trinidad.
IL to resume the management In this
city. Mr. Butler VIII arrive here IN
his new stanley steamer about De-
eeinber 6. He enjoys a vide popu-
iarlty here and he cnn scarcely faol
more pleasure In his prospective re-.
turn than viii his many friends
when they welcome him back ~ Al
buauerqpe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
WELLS-FARGO WILL
MOVE SOON

The Wells-FHreo IMPRESS company
VIII move ~ Officc With ali fittings
and parnphcrnnla 10 iis new iocu-
tlou az III South second street. sat
urdny night. A. d IN impossible 10
move and set thinss settled down In
ono nlaht, n portion Of sunday will
be devoted 10 tho change. "a the be-
ginning ~ the Christmas rush makes
IL impossible 20 move the office dur
ing The week.
The new office il tho outcome VI
lonR-contlnucd cry ON the part %
the business men 81 the city. These
have wanted an office up town,
whore they would be saved several
squares walk ana some Inconvenience
In dispatchlng parcels, for some time.
Tho new office IL handsomely lifted
up with solid oak and bronze cage
and counters. ana floorcd with limo
lounl The cntrancc II wosai floorcd.
The new office affords more room
than the old onc. and n brand new
ION hand" aystem has been arranged
in the rear "a handle packages. a
convenience that the employees hnd
not "a the other place. All business
will be transacted az the new office
except machinery ana other heavy
shipments. and all business arrange
ments conccrnine these viii be car
rird ON there. The Old uffice will be
used FOR transfer shipments and
storage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
NINETY THOUSAND
IS ESTIMATE or
TAXES PAID
Treasurer Z. Pinney States
That He Believes Amount
Will be in Office at Closing
Hour Tonight.

"Close TO tso.o0e should be Ia the
Office tonight when We close" said
Treasurer y. Pinney OF Bcrnallilo
county when questioned today. "The
tax receipts this fall have been very
good. ana while some Of the money
included In this estimate II in the Of
flee. Il hes come In tho mail. and we
have not had time TO open tho en-
veiopcs and send back the receipts"
To-day. every car brought It's quota
OF taxpayers TO the courthouse. car
rying men. women and little children.
AGED women, old men with DANES,
bowed under the burden Of years, and
misorly ones who had boarded tha
money for this NECESSARY expenditure
until the last possible moment before
spending Il, and many others. An
day q LONG line has stood IN the COURT
house basement. reaching from the
paying window to the trcasurnr's Of
flce. out into the hail.
From indications .his hair OF the
taxes VIII be collected IN remarkably
brief time. and there VIII be few de-
iinqucnts. The tax roll for 1911 totals
12s0.ooo odd dollars. and the amount
now due Is half that. Next month,
With ~ added four per cent Of penalty
VIII bring out some Delinquent ones.
and this month, whose one per cent
penalty goes into effect tomorrow, viii
bring some also. VIZ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
THE TRAVELLING s,LEsM NJ

Tie Travelling Salesman" the
James Forbes comedy drama, win be
the attraction az tho Eiks tomorrow
night.
Tho play depicts tho romance Of q
Knight 81 the Road" II Is built on
novel ilnes, ana gives an insight into
the character 81 the man who sells
Eocds on the road. The other char
acters Ia the comedy win be Instantly
recognized oy anyone who has ever
visited small tewn. ''rhe 0rea,
American Drummer az comedy
study. flch In humor, and Don McMn-
lon us Bob Blake. the travelling sales
man takes fuli advantage OF THE, re
causes laugh with nearly every line.
The poker game shown IN the second
rel A. real exposition Of the popular
iHdoor sport OF the travelling man. me
heroine ~ played by Dorothy Grey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
ANTHRACITE SHOWN By
NEW MEXICO CENSUS

weshinNion. D g.. Dec. Ia pre.
llfainary statement 81 the senasal r..
suits % The thlfteenth census relative
70 anthracite conl mines wan issued TO-
day BY Director Dufand ~ the bureau
OF the census department Of commerce
and labor,
Thcef we're three operators ia Col.
orndo and New Mexlco reporting 10.
tai capital Investment 81 fels,eoo. en-
ployins 3so perfohf. with total ex.
penses a. about t2eo,ooo and pro.
duction 81 approximately $4,000 tons
~ unthfaoIlf valued M about tzSo.o
AZ the mines. In 1859 these states
produced $4,000 tons OF onillracit,, ~
inefenHo of AZ pei cent N the output
IN 1899.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
MRS. PATTERSON
WAS NOT IN CITY
SAYSASSOC|ATED
PRESS MAN
Beautiful Yarn Started by
Fun Loving Passengers OIL
Limited Yesterday Was
Swallowed Whole by Some
People.
WOMAN WAS STILL
AT DENVER HOTEL

Yesterday afternoon some practical
iOksr started story Ia IN. effect
That Mrs, Patterson. acquitted No
Narnh,r ~ OF the murder Of her hus-
band ~ Denver. had passed throuzh
thls cl'y ou the santn Fc limited IN
route 20 southern california.
AZ the uain. which arrived hero
about q clock. y Nom,n wns point.
ed out hy fun loving passengers as
MR.. rdt ofson." and cutie q er,Va
~ Ruiiihle ones gathered about th.
coach io look AT her The woninn
was not Mrs. Patterson. ana noi
know Mrs. Patterson and was entiYc.
ly unconscious of ihe fact that size
Was tbs innocent cause ~ so nucn
curiosity
Several pa sengcrs on tho train H.
formed renorter for the Herald tina,
Mrs. raheticn WAS aboard the train
and several well meaning cltizcna
teiephonsd tho same story "a IN"
Herald office.
~ consulting Santa ne tlnlp
table ana taking into account that
Mrs. Patterson. had she boarded an
asroplane Within five minutes after
her aopuital. could not have caught
the sana 70 limited Of yesterday. y
was apps rent that the story was
hoax However. 10 set 81 doubt ~
rest. the following telegram was sent
ia the Associated Press at Denver
from the Herald office;
Associated Press. Denver. cello
"Albuqncrque. \ NJ. Nov. so.--
Passengors ON santa ~ train No. ..
limited. bound for california. snid
today that Mrs. Patterson acquitted
OF murder In Denver. was aboard.
On route To the const. Report could
not be verified.
"ALBuQUERQTE HERALD
The Associated Press corresponds
ent az Denver replied ~ foliows
The Evening Herald Albuquerque.
y. NJ.
Denver Colo. Nov. ao. Mrs
Patterson IA atlt issrc.
ASSOCIATED PRESS"
Thus wan % perfectly good. NIL wool
aud yard Wide yellow journal story
knocked into small hits. Mrs. Pat
tcrsun WIS not on the Santa Ne linz
tied YESTERDAY Hut there are still
those unsophlsticated. sensation seek.
ers who doubtless believe the pudgy
little woman pointed out ma the Den
yer slayer was the real goods II
was good yarn. onlS u wasn't true.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
SANTA BARBARA PEOPLE
ENLAnGING FACILITIES

rlW Santa Harhara Tis and Polo
company 90 this city, which has been
carrying on extensive operations ON ,he
Rio Grnnde for several years. IL re-
building its boom az Domingo. This
boom was washed down stream Ia the
floods OF several months ago. and rrn-
dored unnt for further use. A new
and stronger boom y being built. Both
nre Of the log and chain type. Tho
company Is Also arranging large ssor-
aee pond az the boom 90 care for the
ties which they annually drive down
the river.
This company supplies a great many
~ the ties used BY the santa Pc. cut
ting them In the mountains north OF
here. ana driving them down 20 Do
nineo. where they are loaded on cars
and shipped 10 the wood preservation
plant here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
TWO DEUCE CLUB
WILL Open ITS
CLUB ROOMS
Feed and Informal Program
for Exercises Tonight, to
Which Each Member May
Bring Two Guests.

Tho newly organized Two Deuce
club win tonight open rs club rooms
with an Informal program, ana win
aftcrwafd pnrtako % an elaborate
feed There are nov sixteen mem
beers IN tho club, ana i've more young
men VIII ride the initiatory goat to-
night before the rest OF the exercises
are taken up.
THE new rooms arr located above
the old crystal theatcr and have been
Furnished with propsr equipment for
club of this nature.
Through the kindness OF George y.
1.cnrnard, the boys have 0rrn fnrn-
isned plane, which IL great adj
dit.on 10 the attractivencss OF tho
rooms.
Arrangements will be made at a
short business scssion tonight for the
Glance which the club expects 20 give
early this month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
SELLERS AND DRUMM
RETURN TO CITY
Tran.soallncp,a Tousisi mai President
Of Auio Ar-osiasion Complete Trip
Acro-s tountrs.

Col q. X. u, sellers, president OF
the New Mexico Automobile aSsocla-
llon, anu has son -in'law, Harry
Drumm. motor editor OF the Chicago
Ree0rdHerald. have returned 10 the
city after "trip through several coun-
ties The two made the Trip IA Mr
Urnmms Stayer ear. los which he ran
gro.n flhlcano Al this iii, IN. itioer.
afy Included Willard, Mouniainair.
Naushn, Santa Fo ana points weaf
aud south
I'VE found the roads IN general IN
good shape said Mr.. Drnmm lllit
'morning. There are many bad spots
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
NOTABLE SALE At
THE FERGUSON
MILLINERY

Albuquerque women vino have de-
ferred the buying OF their winter
hats VIII be Interested In an adyer-
Using announcement made today by
ihe popular Ferguson millinery ON
south Fourth street. In order to
make room for an unusually large
shipment OF midwsntcr goods. Mr..
Fcrsuson has determined 10 offer
every dress and trimmed mt now ln
stock AT less than hair price. The
Ferguson store has won an enviabie
reputation for absolutely truthful adj
veriising. and visitors Will lind that
goods have been marked down in cx-
act accordance with this announces
ment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
M'NAMARAs PLEAD
GUILTY TO-DAY


time ON theory that some OF the
sworn Jurors had been influenced
prior TO lhelr entering the box.
Much perturbation was manifested
by s. l.. browne, chief or the states
department of investigation. ~hen he
learned that Newspaper men had dis
covered SullivanH presence IN the
district attorneys office today. He
told one local newspaper man that
he would not give him the prsvlleses
Of bis office u he printed the sullivan
Incident
Later one Of the attaches OF the
district attorneys office declared that
The newspaper men had spoiled an
impostan, plan. II was said mat the
intention was 10 produce sullivan IN
court suddenly later today and his
visit to the district attorneys office
was asserted TO be a fogerunnoT OF
his appearance before Jndso Bord-
well today
Various stories were In the a.. np
10 tho man OF men ~ INC snry eox
against whom the prosecution intend.
cd later today 70 direct lls are, but
the closest secrecy wes maintained
~ 10 the Identity. II was said that
District Attorney Ffedcrlcks frIly In
tended TO nse pefcmptory chaIlenge
against one man now In The box. but
BON sacrificed the opportunity be-
cause information alleging q plot TO
Influence the Jury through this man
came 10 his ears. Tais theory was
confrmed by detectives today though
they would furnish NO further details.
sAiter comforting together in their
Offices. Attorneys DaffOw and Davis
went 20 the office of District Attor-
ney Fredericks and were cioeeted
18th him for seine TIME. They fes
lnaed TO discuss the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
VAUDEVILLE NOW At
THE PASTIME
THEATRE
THE Gypsy" Duo" an Artis-
tic Musical Pair, Will Pre-
sent Pretty Act at Central
Avenue House Tonight.

What promises 90 be very pOpu-
lar change In the policy II the Pnr-
time theatcr WIN be inaug0ratcd this
evening with The presentation. in
connection with the regular picture
program. OF one nf tbs most artistic
vaudeville acts ever brought TO Albu.
querdue.
The sketch. which win be present.
ed by Rogers and walker. IL entitled
'-'fhc Gypsy Duo" II Introduces AIR.
walker In hish class singing and
dancing stunts, while Miss Rogers.
who ~ a yioiinlst par excellence. In
tcpreis artis,lcnliy number Of the
most difficult and pleasing selections.
Altogether Walker and Rogers pre-
sent an act which cannot fah 10
please.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
COURT NOTES

suit was filed today by crux
Daca de Chnvcs against Miguel Cha
Yea for divorce. on the grounds Of
cruelty, abandonment ANA pon-sup-
port The couple we're married az
Los Lunas in 1905 and have two chit
dren. Maria. aged ;. and Manuel.
aged B.
The district court has issued an
order approving THE sale OF two lots
IN the city by W. G. Ocstreich. as spe-
ciel master In the case OF Frank
Mckee. trustee, and a. A. Davis Va.
James d. Rutherford ana Mary w.
Rutherford.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

ss.f0a5. $40; western steers. si.oU@
ais. stockerH and feeders. ts.eeM
SIS: COWS aud hclfcrs ~ 500 s.s"i
calves. sa.seMs.z5.
nows lleceipta 2i,V0o; market
slow. Sc higher. iigiif. ssbeAee.9ei
mixed ss.ssWsts heayx. ts.yp II
$50. rough. ts.y0as.f0; GOOD "a
cholre. henvy. ss.i0a SOC; piEs. 1875
y Csc: bulk OF sales. fd.iows.s5.
shcep--Hecein, 10000; mafkcs
steady; native. sg.so@ Aee; western.
se.7s9l.00: ycarlines si.oesf BAT.
native lambs. s8.eea Coz. western
lambs ts.o0nG.i0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

OF course, ctDcclnlly in the valley, but
on he whole. ! thlnk Your roads ~.
mnrknbly. good '1hero Is q great deal
OF ground 70 be- covered. and but Tow
residents Ia 10 81. Road conditions
arc not 50 bad. except az places IN
the valley"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

Kansas cry. nee. i.--cattie--rll Re-
cclpts $500. lncledlne i,sUo south
crnn; market strong 20 ice higher.
native steers t5.0oai 100: southern
steers. tto0M $50: southern cow
and heifsrE, ss0e a. f.f0; native COWS
and hcifers. ss.7sM leo. stcckers and
feeders. ss.7sa5.ss; bulls. sa.teff
f.fs; caives. ssTsg zoe; western
steers, ts.oc@s.ss: western COWS.
ssooH 500
Hogs Receipts is.0oo. market
ssrong 10 Sc higher: hulk Of eales.
$3.50 Fs.an; heavy. $3.50 $50
PACKERS and butchers. se.iesie.ss:
lights. 1915 Hs.ses pigs yf.eeHk,ss.
sheep~-iteceipt s.ooo; market
strong; muttcns. ts.7swS1s; saaos.
tt0o@s.7si range wsthefs and YEAR
llnrs, ss.s0si s.se: ewes. s2.seff s.ao.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
BEARS PRESSING
MARKET HARD
Nearness of Next Session Of
Congress Had Deterrent Eff
feet Upon Buying; High
Rate for Call Money.


wv E'rutne Nefaia ~ v. Ale0ntu Wtrel
New York. Dec. THE bear
movement which has been In prog
ress most 90 the week wns carried
further today and the stuck market
vas under pressure almost continu-
ally during the morning. The APP
prvhch Of the assembling congress
restricted buying and consistent sup.
port was given IN opposition 20 tire
attack ON the list
Maintenance" of comparoiiVels
high rate Tor call money. which
opened W pe- cent. also contributed
o. the markets. weakness stocks
Lost more ground In the second hour
Dolhwere& Hudson Loot -. c"naoli.
dated tsas 1 ia and Reading. Lcl,iHh
Valley. Great Northern preferred and
Missouri Pacific 1. a rally OF over
"A point IN ~. Paul gave the bulls
nanc courage and they bid up tho
rest % tho Important stocks nbout
haf point
nonls we're STEADY.
Speculation rns exceedingly dul
between J ? and O'Clock and fiurtu-
ations were nominal Prices aver
aEed a large fraction below Wednca-
days final figures
The market moved IN a rather list
less fashion durine the larger part of
the afternoon. With tie abandon,
mcnt % active settling pressure by
the prominent bear professionals the
room traders were deprived Of an In
itiative and trading became sfasnant.
Call money rates held firm ~ So
per cent and estimates Of t0morrOw's
cnsh loss By the Sanks RANGED from
ts.0op.e00 To- ss.eOo. eco.
The close WIS firm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

Chicago. Dec. LII WIS nervous.
uneertaln market today In nhcet.
The opening Was i-sa a-Se higher.
MAY started az 20 lisa % lvfc 10
~ i-iHss s-sr. an advance OF isstf
s-se. but tell q, % s-tmaS 7-sc, The
close was steady, with May az ss't q
80 use. net gain OF Nc.
Corn started firmes with wheat.
May opened i.sff lac up at "a s-sW
6fisc. ana eccded 60 a. Lie. The
close was steady, i-se w. az 81 sscs
selling on the part Of q Ieadsne ~
evntor concern made oats weak. May
started UNCHANGED 10 a shade lower
at fsIs q ~ s-sc TO 20 s-sc. and
saggod 10 ighc.
Only feeble spport developed for
provisions. Initial sales were 34c
lower TO 2,sc hisheF. with May deilv-
crieH wee Tor pork. ss.59h for lard
and ss.ssh ms.77is for ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

Chicago. Dec. i.--~W hoat--- Dec.
~ Use; May. ssss@sg s-sc.
Corn Dee. 50 5-NHetc. May.
save.
oau--Dec., - i.sat7 i-ic. May.
10 s-SM4e SIDE.
pofk.--Jan.. sfs.os.
I.Rrd--Jan.. se.seh
Rlbs--Jan.. ts.ssgs.sTit.