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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

chicago. August 28.-The edge
ursa kuockedon the wheat price To-Day
BY heavy prolit-taking sales OF IoilFS'
In addition TO this selling, snort hhoS
were nut out by the more daring pga'N
in the ranks Of the professionals II"
mora cautious men in the wheat 'Ia'e
1ool, upon the situation as quite stfoue'
because of the continued eNceileht
4,uying by foreigners coupled WIN
smaller receipts than looked for at th'S
time.
Wet weather was reported IN West
ern Canada, where the wheat crop II
now. ready for the harvester. ana there
were rains in scattered sections OF
Minnesota and parts OF North bahola'
DRY weather is essential in }he en-
tire spring wheat country in order 1"
harvest and thresh the wheat and nave
II turn out OF high DUALITY
Gable advices today told of the
German wheat crop having been Sc
riously damaged by neaNy rains, ana
there were persistent claims OF ,'o
Russian exportable surplus AS having
! been reduced materially from aft Tor
mer estimates.
The strength shown by corn today
was largely on the talk az scarcity
OF cars throughout The corn bent, ana
/ the probability that the receipts VIII
/ be restricted because Of this, corn ia
| scarce throughout the country and
| word was received here from a half
dozen large concerns in tho corn belt
! that Chicago buyers are securing the
| farms in order 10 secure enough OF the
| yellow cereal TO fill their cash sales for
the East, NOT 10 say anything of the
! corn that has been sold for Scptem
! Der delivery.
/ Stop loss orders were prominent IN
/ the oats market, and this buyins lseip-
/ ed 10 steady vsIues no little, and also
helped TO advance prices early in the
! dag
There was an unsettled market in
wheat TO-DAY. with the. best prices
reached at mid season. and while the
close was above the low est levels, there
were net gains of only lis 10 l-2-cent.
Corn was is 10 9-s-cent higher, but
the prices reached We're not we'll held.
Oats showed but little cnange for the
day The close,
Wheat September. ~ S-sn93 IL;
December, 81 SIS, May 9S asa
IS l2.
Corn-Septernber SO rs, December,
IS la IS SO; May, 80 1-S054.
oats>- September, SO n 80 Is. De
cember. 33Q33 1-s: May, % IS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

opinions suggests = loss IN condition
for the crop during August Of from
two 10 FIVE points Most of tn 5 i
attributed 20 Texas which. with a
planted area Of about ene-third or
the acreage. IL expected 10 show
serious deterioration,
The opening OF the market was
barely steady. with loss OF from
xix TO nine points from the previous
close Al that time lily erpooi was
IL to points down During the
early trading the market suffered con
siderable liquidation, october selling
at 1919: December 1887. January
1875. and March 1890, These prices
proved TO be the lowest of the day,
and a rise Of from fifteen 10 seven
teen points was recorded before the
close.
Liverpool futures closed with net
loss Of from IL to points.
Manchester quoted warns steady anu
cloths in more demand. Sales or
s. 900 bales of spot cotton were re
ported from Liverpool today at I'VE
points decline to 6 40 pence for mid =
ding.
To6ays weather reports were gen
eral favorable, though temperatures
we're in some directions considered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Viewing the Race
From first Place

Doc Ayers can't pitch a little bit,
worst pitcher in the league; hasn't any
arm TO speak Of and can only work
once n month. How the fans hate 10
see him on the mound. --Petersnurg
Item.
That fellow Charlie Strain is some
thing awful also. Never would have
won his game II those Newport News
fellows hadn't laid down arr rolled
Petersburg Dispatch
Those Colts never won a game on
it's merits anyway. IT'S just luck that
let's them get by Either that or the
other teams throw tho games 10 them.
ONLY Petersburg wins on its merits, II
you listen to the anvil chorus from
the CoCkade CITY.
steve Griffin is the worst manager
in the league. tMight az well holp
.s,ueA-sl!q aoytLoeS IsVoitH 'uol
John Ruley never could play hsst
base and he is so slow that man
gets to second while he is trying TO
tag him on throw from the pitcher,
believe us (Kerrect try AGAIN.
II steve Griffin wasn't manager Of
The team he never would get chance
10 NAV second. Willie McComas Is
the worst shortstop in the league on
ground halls. and Fred Graf cousln':
tell a hunt from a telephone. Burke
cant hit lick on earth, Carter IL
80 slow in getting "a first that ne
nas 10 make = triple Ia get credit fer.
a single, and REQ GarnaD Is afiaid
10 scratch his head for fear he VIII
get his fnsers full OF splinters. Rogers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

STAUNTON, VA. August as
About one hundred pupils were en-
rolled the first day at the apple pack
ing school being held during ALI OF this
week. at the skating rink, under tho
auspices of the State II nrticuitural go
ciety. Professor +. :. Holmes. assists
ant State horticuiturist. of the ey-
pertinent station at Blacksburg, is SUI
perintendent of the school. Assisting
him are r. A. Wentworth. OF Lock-
port. New York. instructor in expert
barrel packing: r. l.. Markell. Ithaea.
New York. instructor in expert box
packing. and r. T.. Kirkland, OF Cres-
cent City, Florida.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Ntr. Ripley in Town.

J. y. Ripley. OF Baltimore, is in
Richmond. Mr.. Ripley represents the
Fiske Rubber company, which makes
automobile tires At the Eastern
Motor Sales company he found a
l'Yske tire, which Fritz Sitterding,
Jr.. had sailed nine thousand two
hundred miles. which Is considerable
of an ocean voyage. Mr.. Ripley
begged Tor the tire He said he
would decorate it with blue ribbons
and hang il up in the cosy corner
Of his den. His request was refused
President Leonard. OF the Eastern
Motor Sales company. declaring that
he had not made an adjustment on
1t as vet and that Mr.. Sitterding was
demanding one, because the tire had
fallen short OF ten thousand miles, the
usual record for F'iske tires. Mr.. Rip
lev retired He says, incidentally,
that Richmond is the most hoSpitable
place he has ever visited. II never
costs him a cent after he comes to
town At each visit he finds a pleas
ant chap who expresses a desire to
! teach him a pleasant little game with
I pieces Of bone indented with black
dotS-dominoes, he means, of course.
i Mr.. Ripley never has learned that
game vet, but he is such nice pupil
I his teachers are willing to pay hts
! hotel bills as long as he stays here
to practice. It's nice to be popular
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
SEN YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK August 2s the
cotton market showed a very much
better tone today though there wa.
nothing significant in the rise In
prices. which took place. After a
decline Of nearly $50 points, or ths
ssssytKslent o~ sI2.s6 per bale some
mo ~ rally might he logically ez
rrsctnG and tedSge marker was very
lame fr this respect merely reflect
.tng Some short covering 81 sdYs ncA
srk - enss likely 10 sake place oper the
koaidAy
n s%ssyRr All crop news II fasoraris
- ausnxe 10 say. ccrsensus OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

NEW YORK. August IS The out
side market opened active and strong
with trading Well d stributed through
out the list,
Mining issues Mere again IN good
demand. but price changes were mar
rover. The Industrial group British
American Tobacco was the prominent
feature, advancing from 90 Is To "a
3-s ON buying by houses with for
eign connections.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
She Did smack Him.


BALTIMORE. Avg. 2s,-"When I told
him he was intoxicated he called me
liar and | smacked him In the face -
said Miss Elsie Grosche, 155 West
Cross street. pretty blonde. In the
case OF William A. Lewis 1890 East
Lombard street, who was arraigned
before Magistrate Smith. at the East
ern Police station, this morning on
the charge of disorderly conduct
According to the testimony. Mics
Grosche, accompanied by several girl
friends, met three young men yester-
day afternoon. amoDp whom was
Lewis Miss Groscha said she had
been introduced to the prisoner, hut
had always made II "A point never "a
speake to an intoxicated person
He would not leave us. and I told
him ne was drunk and did not care 10
have anything to do with him. 1t was
then he called me liar end I his
his arrest"
Lewis was fined 81 and costs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
AT the Theaters
CONTINUED from Firm Page

Continued from Fitth Page
nesday with matinee on "Wednesday.
next week, is built around polka
1t lives and moves ana has its being
In t. 1t will probably die of it, b 1t
not for many years yet, Tor the mu-
steal play Is good enough of lis kin 4
TO outlast the generations that pro
duced It, This ll-pervading POLKA
is callsd "Ev'ry Little Movement Has
a Meaning All Its Own" and has Il
charming, catchy Hit to II that yoa
will sing, hum and whistle for man
a long day after hearing it sung "a
Madame Sherry"
As said before, hers public
ity agent as is a publicity agent Bnt
sssvfor Madame Sherry" being bui!t
around a polka. the idea The trtlc
weapon of = woman. a. every vaud
vile comedian will testify. j. poke
When It isn't rolling pin its a
poker When II isn't hstpln. Y $
poker. When 1t isn't fatiron. It's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

NEW YORK, August 28~~Money
on call ~ the stock Exchange today
opened at Is per cent: highest 2;
lowest IS; closing Is per cent
Most Of the days loans were made
al rs per cent
Market opened unchanged from
Tuesday The supply Of bic
funds for the fixed dates Is very light.
p bile ti1ee inquiry IS heavier
Rates are 3-4d4 per cent for
sixty days l-4 "A ~ per cent for
ninety days. 1-2m4 81 per cent
Tor four months. and 4 3~4a5 per
cent for FIVE ard SIX months.
Com mercial paper market Is firm
and unchanged. at - per cent for
the bees; names.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Well here we are In first place. and
If it only was Petersburg instead Of
Roanoke today. the fans would he
puff1ckly happy. II there liz any team
in the league that Richmond can beat
three times out of five, II is that Pc
tersburg bunch, Roanoke is a trifie
harder. For that matter, the Newport
News team has been the Jonah ~ thu
Colts until recently. The fans feel a
trifie better since the last series
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Ninie Daily, tho American CIR VINO
graduated from musical corneGv C
grand opera afrer three years study
in Paris, and who made n sensational
hit in Oscar Iammerste'n London
opera house revival 81 The Cl'iires
of Normandy last spring. has Just
been engaged ly Milton and Sargent
Aborn for their coming revival os the
same opera In this country. MICS
DAILY returned to this country under
contract with Martin Beck, who nag
released her To the Aborns. TIE new
OF ganization is To be Snown az the
Aborn Opera Comique company. End
il is to make an annual production or
some popular classic Of the same cate
CORY as THE Chimes Of Normandy.
which Will be their Mutual Offering.
Other engagements nadc 40 far tor
this Organization are William Wof,
basso- buffo, for the role Of Gaspard.
and Edward p. Temple. stage di-
doctor. The Aborn Opsra Comlgue
will open Monday. October eth, at
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. and
viii go on limited TOUR before open
ing at a Broadway theater
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
rErERsn,i.G PEANUT MARKET.

OReported by Rodgers. McCabe Co..
Petersburg, va, Aug, ~. l9l2-
SPANISH Market Weak
Farmers spanish, F5c per hushel.
Jumbo Spanish. Size per bushel
Nu / Shelled Spanish. sic per 10.
No Sh"lled Spanish. 3i9c per III.
NIRGiNIAS- Market Weak.
Fancy jumbo. 3S4c per 10.
Fancy Hand picked. SAc per ID
Extra Prime. 3i.a per III
Prime. So per ID.
Alachino picked. &c To 3i.v per III.
Smelling -tonl &C pei Ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Sights OF Washington

James A. Anderson, % 3s05 EaSl
Marshall street, and his sons. Walter
and HsfvaS. will leave today fof
" ashipgton. where they viii see The
sshtp for several DAYS
Upon thelr return the bows vii
40 10 the country n remain until
the opening OK school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

can't catch. can't hit and is troubled
with the hookworn. The best Perry
man has Is a straight bali and pray
err and Harvey Bussey has TO hyno~
tie the batters to keep them from
killing the outfielders by running them
to death. you're welcome. Peters,
burg: quite welcome. Just call around
anytime. and we'll try to find soms
more)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

east of the macadamized portion when
a buggy was seen approaching and it
was necessary to turn out to allow
( TO pass. The road on either side
was overgrow-n with high weeds, but
thinking that the portion hidden by
them was smooth he swerved his ear
aside to allow the vehicle to pass.
Hidden by the thick growth OF weeds
was a large rock several feet high.
Into this the machine crashed. the
bowlder tearing the front tire open
and as the machine skidded sideways
the rock caught it just under the
radiator and tore the engine from the
frame. smashing the steering gear and
denting the radiator. In response 10
a telephone message, l.. W Cav and
Forrest Day took the party TO Alton
in a machine"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Wish those teams that are lying
down wouldn't make the fans so COM
cunning nervous by sticking right along
with the Colts and sometimes win-
ming the most important games
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

I'm. yes the Colts look awful roor
to us, right there In first place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

'Spose those Roanoke players ars
coming around 10 lay down, too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Ahorrs Eroaoe Virie DAILY

a poker. Leave it to any unmarried
comedian on the stage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
The Weather

Forecast for Thursday aud Friday.
Virginia: Proba bly, showers Thurs
day; Friday fair light to moderate
variable winds.
North CarOlina Generally fair
and Friday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Victor Sutherland. leading man OF
The Goose Girl company. received
good news from a Louisville, Ky,
legal firm yesterday. He was ad =
vfsed that the viii of his uncle had
Just been admitted to probate and
that he liz one of the heirs, The at
torneys state that the actors share
of the estate will he close TO $4,000.
Now Mr.. Sutherland did not rush for
and spread the glad tidings. He has
seen money before and really has
no need to act, so Manager Williams
Of the company says. He prefers TO
be a leading man and judging fron
the appearance he makes on the
stage he Is wise, AS an heir and the
best looking leading man in captivity
he is a drawing card that no man
ager will overlook and when It comes
10 being a matinee idol--weli. there
is a matinee at the BiJou today and
even Bitou audiences appreciate a
Beau Brummel who Is not the worst
actor In the world.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

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Traction Cta6ts ls5s So
STREET %AIIWAv STOCKS.
Par. Bid. Asked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va Aug. %. 3912
FURNISHED by Richard w Naury,
sf ock and bond broker. lhl5 East
Main street,
STATE SECURITIES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Tho Goose GirT' Is ATTRACTING
crowded houses at the Biiou. With
THE Goose Girr' IL open and with
Seven Days" TO follow next week,
the Bijou is not going 10 lack for at
tendance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

MARKET CONDITIONS
poultry-Hens and chickens active
at prices quoted.
Live Stock-All live stock in demand,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
RICHMOND HAN MaRt<ET.
TOBACCO MAiskET.

Richmond. Va. AUG. -, 1872.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
Zig Prices for Itnrc IIooGs,

New York. Soy * Record prices
were realized tor rolH al rare Old vol
umcs at the continuation of the sale
of the library at the late Robert Hoe.
The three parts sold have brought "a
total at 1859, 1856,
A nve-vOlume vet Of the Docnm-
crOn from the UttoTsOn collection,
printed In Paris between 1867 and
1891 was Eold for $1,000. Another
set, printed In 1867, slightly lcss
elaborate IN binding. brought $1,000.
An autograph letter Of Catherine
De Medlci brought $3.50. The 'ct-
ter, which apparently refers to the
affairs Of Due D'Alencon, one Of her
sons, and brother Of Henry III, prob
ably WAS written about 1880, a
Cicero "Tu~ ulanHrum," printed on
vellum by NichO'ns Jensen. In Venice,
In I472. went for t2.O225, The Sat
urday's sale realized 31O,7i9, making
40 far S59,O79 for this purt Of the
sale.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
AInncN Mnrkci.

New York, Nov. lS.-- Money ON call
nrm. 5AU57S per cent; ruling rate,
~ per cent: closing. bid ~ per
cent. offered at IA per cent,
Time loans steady; sixty days. 6
per cent; ninety days, 5NmG per
cent; six months. 5H @5h per cent
Prime mercantile paper. per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business In bankers bills ~
Sl.Si for slxty-dny bills and at
Si.S515 for demand.
Commercial bills. $A.SOia.
Bar silver. G27kc.
MEXICAN dollars, iSMc.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
The Markets
WALL STREET

Sew York, Nov IS--Tradlng In
stocks VAS dun and hcsitat.ng through
the morning. The lcthargy Of the
market was due largely To the posi-
btlity that decisions might be rem
dcrcd by the United States supreme
court IN some of the long standing
cnscs affecting Wall street Few Is
sues weakened subsequently, however
except number affected BY expected
tarn revision. Monetary conditions
were not an early factor, although
call loans wcr" firmly maintained at
the recently ruling figures.
Bonds were steady with exceptional
activity ana two-point rise in Wa
bash.
Announcement ut noon that the SUI
prcmc court would adjourn for fort
night after today's session without
taking action In some of the more i'm
purtant cases hcfOr" 1t caused some
irrcRularity In stocks. particularly
Heading.
Prices shaded further In tho later
dealings, steel losing practically al
it's gain In the squirt of the preceding
hour. with general hcavincss IN other
representative issues.
The market closed heavy, Trading
vas practically at u stundstill in the
closing hOLr and except for some
weakness In inactive stocks prices
were not essentially changed. Closing
prices:
Amnlgamatcd. Sik.
sugar, 120h.
AtchisOn. i07R.
Great Northern, 137M.
New York Central, ll4N
northern Pacific l2iR.
Reading, III,
southern Pacific. ny
Union Pacific, lT2.
steel. 73A,
steel prcrcrrSF 111A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
NCw York Cotton.

New York. Nov. lS.--Cotton. spot
closcd steady; mIddling uplnnds.
SI2I0; mlddling gulf tI2.3j; sales,
SS.i7G. bales.
Futures 'CluscdN tsirudy. Closing
bids: Nov, $il.53; Dee, Sil73; jan
tIlXG; Feb, slI9i. March, $l2,03;
May. &12.O5; June. ti2.0S, Aug,
$1,000; Sept, tii.75, oct, $ii.52,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

HoweIl--You were boys together,
weren't your
POweII--More than that; we looked
through the Enme keyhOle In the
fence 20 Aee the baseball gamea,---
Chicago News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
Personal Property Loans.
N-~~N~oS~~N~J~~r~SeS~ -NSN~eNNNsNSSrNNS
MONEY! irn InAN

On furniture. piHn0A orsHnS horses,
wagons and uther CnattcSi also on
salAricR ami warehouse receipts: 40
low M $1,000 ana ~ nigh Az $4,000.
Loans are quickly mado ana strictly
private. TinG--Ono NORTH 20 one
year given, Goods to rGmAln In your
possession. our rnios arO reasonable.
can and see US before borrowing
Steamship tickets ~ And from All
parts OF tho worid
PRIVATE OFFICEs--O MvsuIngn,
THE HOUSEHOLD loan CO.,
RpOms anu I. GrnDT nuiIling,
3O3.S West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

To prevent ihH gravy hohklHB
thr ugh the bottom crust ~ meat
pie brush over the crust with white
of egg.
wouldn't die fer Tier.
Daily know Algy II u poor imi-
tatIrn ~ ~ man. but what Of that?
He's rich and viii die Hoon.
Polly--Thatg Just H. Just about
the time was ready 10 marry the
mean old thing he gave up aviation
Gold MIN Toast.
Place In Hat pan some slices OF
stale bread. let them get dry and Of
"A nice brown In good oven, then
pound almost "a powder In the
mortar; M a bowl half fun OF pour
over them some cold milk. sailed
this can be eaten with salt or sugar
Sharpening Scissors.
The simplest way OF sharpening
scissors In Ia take n knife and cut
away at the back al II. as " yot
wished To cut the blade Of II In two
with the scissors. DO this ten ol
twelve times. The effect II marvel
Gus. The poker can take the place
OF n knife.
Wild Grape Catsup.
Cook two quarts Of wild grapes u
Enough mild vinegar to cover, unit
soft. Then add one cup Of sugar, on
tablespoonful Of cinnamon and on
teaApoOnful each OF cloves and all
spice, and dash Of cayenne. Cool
until thick. put away In the usua
manner.
GRape Wine.
Ten pounds (concord) grapes, lei
pounds sugar, ave SALONS watel
Put All IN cask. not crushing IN
| grapes. Bee that the water comes
| finger length from top Of caHk. bun
up tight; let stand untIl Marcel
Draw on a bottle, or II preferred pt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

butchers. 37.5Om7.7O; Hight, $500
us; pigs, S6.00TG.75.
Shrcp--ReCcipts 1000; market
steady; ;muttons. $3.75m 800; lambs,
tGO0m $50; range wcthers ANA YEAR
lings. S45OmG.25; range ewes, S3.Uu6r
4.GU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT

S-runu brick. Highlands.
furnace heat, largo sunny
porchos. partly furnished. nrat-
class IN every way $500.
G.room modern rrrmc. High-
lands, newly painted aud paper
ed, $4,000.
bloom modern frame, large
! porchcs. range IN kitchen,
Highlands, clos IN S25.nO.
} Groom modern frame, High
lands, close Ia. Newly painted
! and IN good condition. Tho best
house tor the price In tho city.
$4,000.
G-roum. modern brick. Third
ward, extra nice. $4,000.
7-room. modern franz. large
lot, II nice home. Fourth ward.
$4,000.
broom modern frame, range
I In kitchen, two porchcs, Third
! ward. $4,000.
Z Groom frame, modern,
! Fourth ward. riosc IN $1,000.
Z 4-rnom frame. 'scmi-nodcrn,
] West central, Si2,0O.
= Groom siuruu, modern
Z Third ward. $500.
! The above ARE only n few Of
Z the most desirable houses from
J our large list. We have con-
: NcNHnCCs aud would he plcnscd
I to make appointments hN phone
! to Gull for you nIId show any
Z thing ON Omr list.
J Cali 10 aud ask for the
Z ItENT MAN.
I John M. Moore Realty Co.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

Sew York, Nov. lS.---Coppur hrm;
standard firm; standard spot tli "a
$l74O, Nov, Sl7.2Om 1890, Dec. aud
Jan, Si7.25ml7.AO. clcctrolytic and
lake. &l7.62m 1887, castings, &l7.236t
l7.37is.
Tin easy, spot 10 Jan, N2i0W
5000.
Lrnd weak, &I.6GM47E.
Spcltcr steady. $135m j.i5.
Anthony steady. Cooksnns, Slu.5n.
Iron steady; 40. / northern. SlS.21
dlS.75; No. 2 northern. $ii.iaW
1875: Nv. southern, $lS.75m 1885;
no. | southern, soft, 3lS.5O6r 1900.