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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
PANAMANS ANGERED
BY NEWSPAPER
Demonstration Ageirst all
Colombians is Made at Re-
sident Agents Home in
City of Panama.

my EVENING nefaiu ~ y AscnncQ 8tfel
Panama. Jan. STA public demon
stration significant OF the feeling ex-
listing Ia Panama against the CoiOm-
biana was made last night IN frQnt
OF the residence Of the confidential
agent OF Colombia.
The incident had It's origin IN an
article written 90 the star and Her
aid By Antonio Zubietn, prominent
young PanaInan. in auswoF 90 an IN.
sultlng art. le published recently In
Borota newspaper against Panama. In
response the confidential agent of Coz
iombia here issued a ny sheet signed
by himsc and another Colombian
ana containing offensive remarks
concerning Panama.
AZ a protest against his conduct
hundreds ~ citizens gathered last
night m front 81 The confidential
agonts hnusc whcr they booted Coz
lombin nud made a terrific din and
chcercd for 2ubietn and for Panama.
No violence 0c urred but Governor
paredes a. q prccautiou. ordered the
police 20 d'sperse The crowd and
placed strong guHri 500 the colom-
bian lgent- residentc
A sentiment ~ strong Indignation
avaius, tho culOmhians makes itself
evident everywhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
WYOMING RI1D GROSS
ASKS AID ron CHINESE

Laramie, WNp. Jan a1 ira ~.
Fee, secretary NJ the Wyoming branch
81 the National Red cross. today ls-
sued AN appeal for ala Cor sufferers
from floods In China nt thr susgor-
tion of W. VI, TAFT president ol tho
United states ana president of thr
National Rcd cross. President Taft
SAYS that millions 90 human beings
are nov facing starvation. Until
peace is restored in CHINA aud the
functions of officicnt government arc
established these conditions must
continue, save ns relieved by tho char.
itnblo efforts OF the other eounirien
Secretary Fee VIII appeal to the pco-
pic of the states from his office here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
STRIKE LEADER AND
. SOCIALIST EDITOR
ARE ARRESTED
FOR MURDER
Police and Militia Resort to
Severe Methods in Effort TO
Stop Outbreaks Among the
Lawrence Mill Workers.
SOLDIERS PATROLLING
THE ENTIRE CITY NOW

my HVc9ing Hernid A. e. Iseneed Wtrel
Lawrence, Mas Jan. al.-~The arr
rest VI Jos. D. Etor leader of tho
striker and hts principal assistant
Arthur .. Giovannlti. editor o. q New
York Socialist paper. during the night
on a charge OF being nccessorscs in
the murder of Anna Iolusuo. an ltal-
ian woman shot Monday night. APP
parontly hal little effect IN tho strike
situation early today. Colonel Swct-
ser 81, command Of the military
forces announced today that he would
not allow the strik r. to parade go
connection with the Funeral az Anna
Loposso
Through the nlght the police sta
ton was guarded by q company OF In
fantry to prevent possible attack,
runners of which followed Fttors arr
rest Police ond miltlameu also were
stationed inside the building Both
Ettor and Giovanuiti pleaded not
guilty 20 charges OF being acrossor-
ics 60 murder when given hearings ia
the police court today
Anelgo Rocco. a hlgb school stu
dent. who - alleged a. have dplNetcG
inflammatory speeches wH- arrested
today. charged with riotns
judge Chandler continued nu tho
cases until after February ., holding
the men Usthout bail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
FIREMAN CRABTREE
IS KILLED UNDER
HIS ENGINE At
WATROUS
Freight Trains Meet ON Santa
Fe Main Line in Mora
County and Wrecker Leaves
From Las Vegas.
DETAILS OF ACCIDENT
NOT MADE PUBLIC

tNFectaa Telegram 60 EveniHE racratdl
las Vegas. n NJ. Jan. 3I.--At least
one fireman ia known 20 be dead and
others possibly dead or seriously In.
iured, in what Is reported 10 have
been a hoad-On collision between two
freight trains near Natrcus, Mora
county, on the Santa re main line
shortly after noon today.
Fireman Crablree OF Ration Is
known To hc dead and his body is
buried under bis engine No. f64a.
Engineer Smell of the same engine 10
reported unharUod Conductor Dillon
was In charge
Tho other engine. No. 1919. Is also
badly wrecked but Fireman Lowe and
Engineer Critics. both OF this city are
reported uniuiurcd.
A wrecking train In charge o, SUI
perintendent Myers, carrying nurses
and physicians. left here this after.
noon The wreck Is reported TO be
about two and hair miles this side
OF Watrous and about 20 miles east
Of here RailSny officials here said
they bad no details.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
ONCE MILLIONAIRE
DIES IN POVERTY
IN HOSPITAL At
TRINIDAD
James Boyd Bares Life His
tory and Charges FOllies Of
His Wife Brought Him to
Low Station in Life.
HIS END COMES AS
A CHARITY PATIENT



Trinidad, Colo. Jan. 3i.--James
Boyd ono-time millionaire tea mer-
chant OF Glasgow. Scotland, and husi-
ness partner OF Thomas Upton. world
renowned yacht racer was buried
hcro today by local charitable Assoc
citation. Boyd told q tragic story on
his death bed. attributing his failure
10 the actions OF his wife. who. he
said. began dissolutc litc soon after
their marriage. To bury his trouble
he first went 20 Afrien. where he be-
came still richer. lie returned 60
England and failing 10 become recon
ciled with his wife gave her his FOR.
tune. lie then came to this section
and buried his past in the coal mines
OF this district, where he worked fGr
years lie had been in destitute cir
cumstanccs for years. lie died yes
terday In the pauper ward OF tho local
hospital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
DEATH OVERTAKEs
WILLIAM T. BUCK
CONTINUED from Page one.)


In successful operation on many loco
motives
All in all Mr. Bucks passing Is a
distinct loss to the Santa Re railroad.
to the minor officials and men under
him. and TO the city OF Albuquerque
and many other towns along the road
in which shops are located Aud all
over the road today, enginemen send
ing powerful locomotives along al a
speed OF many miles an hour; me-
chanics in overalls working on engine
repair work and officials In an dc
partmonts, will pause moment and
pay a silent tribute 10 the man they
loved so well William r. nuck-who
has been called TO render an account
OF his lIfe-a lie that was clean cut
and honorable. always above re-
ptoach, a model for all those who had
the happiness of being called his
lnends for all those who enjoyed
bis acquaintance
The body will be taken % Chicago
for burial and viii probably pass
through here tomorrow night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
ABDICATION OF THRONE
IN CHINA Is SIGNED
CONTINUED from Page one1

laid down by the Republicans and
that abdicatson win hc announced at
once. AZ conference yesterday boz
tween the Empress Dowager. Prince
Crun the eX-rcgent ana Prince
Ching the former premier, a. is be-
heNcd 90 have been decided that the
Imperial family ANA princes would
abdicnte ~ they were allowed 90 re-
tain their empty titles reside In Pee
King or elsewhere az thclr pleasure.
and recelvo annual pensions aegrcgat-
Ing a,0o0.0O0 thcls Approximately
t2.00o,ooo) ana that the transfer of
the powor would bc carried out with
es little loss OF dignity to the throne
as possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
GOVERNOR STUBBs HAS
LETTER FROM ROOSEVELT

Topeka kan. Jan. 3l.-uovernor
stubDs last night received u letter
from Theodore Roosevelt. presuma~
bly,, of course, In reply 10 the gov
crnor's telegram On, other day 90
Oyster Bay urging that the colonel ex-
press himself On the subject of the
presidency.
But "A carload of dynamite couldn't
get from Private Secretary Dave
Leahy the contents OF that letter. The
governor h ont OF town
Lcahy won't admit anything about
the letter, not thing in the world
about H.
rs II encouraging hc was asked.
Fine weather. sir; tine Weather.
sir responded the irishman
what ala Teddy say"
THAT rs raining to beat the band
In New York right now replied
Leahy. THAT It Is raining So hard
that ---"
"stow the chatter ana be rcasona-
BILE, was suggested
Nov then" he replied, were
10 give out that LITTER / would De the
most famous man ia America In the
mornings"
rs that all?" someone asked.
"Or the most lnTumOus replied
the Irish secretary
And then he took a double hitch
on his determination To- lot leak not
one little idea of what the Roosevelt
communication contained.
Leahy said this afternoon that GOV
ernor StubbS had received another
letter from Colonel Roosevelt and de-
clared IL 10 Doe sixteen pages long.
But not word about 10 WOulo
Leahy give out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
KOUNS WILL LEAVE
FOR EUROPE SOON
General Manager of Eastern
Santa Fe Lines Plans 30
Take Extended Vacation in
Near Future.

Il became known today that c. w
kOuns. general manager Of the east
ern lines OF the Santa Re railroad
with headquarters In Topeka, will
soon go 10 Europe on a leave of abs
seucc. whore he will meet his daugh-
trs, now touring the old country, and
with them enjoy a much needed rest
Mr. Kouns Is well known IN Albu-
qucrque, having been general manager
of the western grand division before
being promoted TO the eastern lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
CLASSY SONGS SUNG
IN THREE TWINS"
"Yama Yama Man" and
"Cuddle Up a Little Closer
Features Of Musical Comedy
Here Feb. 5.

Mr. Jas. A. Oaite will offer az inc
Elks' thcater February 8 the scnsa-
tional musical comedy "The Three
Twins which had run of five
months a. the whitney opera house,
Chlcago, ana ten months az The Herald
Square theater New York
The Three Twins contains more
novel features than any musical COM
eds that has ever been produced.
The Photograph o. one of the most
wonderful electrical effects ever
shown ON the stage Thee are a
number of molodious SONG numbers
including "The Yama wanna MIn,'
Zion HOO Tee Heo' Good Nlghi %
"Cudiio Up Little Closer and many
others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

Kansas CITY, Jan i.-Cattle---Re-
ceipts 6,00o, Including 1000 south
orns. market steady TO i0c higher;
native steers. tB.400S,O0. southern
steers. f5.OOm0.25: southern COWS
and heifers, S3.OOmb 500: native cows
and hcifors. t3.00G 6.2b; stockers ana
feeders. ti.00W6.5O; bulls. $3.50
$50; calves. S3.5O@7,25 western
steers $1,000 7.25, western COWS.
f3.O0m 800.
steady: bulk OF sales. t6.OOG6.3O:
heavy. so25a6.36; packers and
butchers. s6.tOM6.a5; lights, t5.s0E
els; pigs. 94.25m5.25.
sheep Receipts 1000: market
strong. muttons. t8.25MA75: lambs,
$5.O0m $50, fed wethers and year
lings. SS.75@ 5.5o; fed ewes, t2.G54
40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
LISBON PR0CLAIMS
MARTIAL LAW
Suspension of Constitutional
Rights Made Necessary ia
Portugal By Threatening
Aspect Of People.
lnr ErenInr nernIa A. 2. I.sassa vvIrsl

Lisbon, JAN, b. Proclalul alton Of
martial Jaw here aud We arrest %
more than 900 Of the most active
among the agitatnrs. including All the
members OF tho strike Comlnittee. has
virtually broken the backbone Of the
general strlI which urrur or Non
day Do symp thy with he sir car
omplos es ~ eyora, province of Ale-
metiu.
The rcprcssiye influence of the mil
itary under me con maad 90 G,nerai
Carvnmal. who had 5000 troops un-
der hls orders. has an,d tho strikers.
and the street car service started
again today Several bonnie were
thrown at the cars as they passed
along the streets. but no casualties
have been reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
SPECULATIVE STOCK
HARD PRESSED
Market Became Decidedly
Weak AS Result of HAM
mering and United States
Steel Unloaded Heavily.
Inv nvsainR nerara =. y. ,.sassa wire,

tHy Sweating ilersTa =. y. i.eassa Vvtrst
New York. Jan. Pronounced
pressure was directed against the
speculative leaders during the morn
Ing and the stock malko, became de-
cldodly weak United States steel
WAS unloadod steadily notNlthstand
ing the fact that the quarterly report
WIS better than had been generally
expected. The price saggcd 20 60 l-t.
the lowest Of tho year. and nearly
three points under the figure fixed
for the allotment OF stock o. cm-
ployes. So Paul touched new low
point on It's movement at 1914 Ia,
Union Pacific. Reading and other
speculative stocks also showed the ef-
feet of pressure from professional
trading.
When weakness threatened 20 be-
come acute, supporting orders were
distributed This rallied the list.
Bonds we're irrogular.
The market closed very weak
a feeble rally occurred just before
delivery hour but the market soon
afterwards broke again with violence.
United states steel and Union Paciao
were unloaded IN large blocks Union
Pacific sold 3-S below yesterdays
final figure and United states steel
more than four points. the latter
touching Be- The stock appeared
to meet with converted support at
about this level. many thousands Of
shares being absorbed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

heeves. s4.S5GS45; Texas steers.
tf.5oa5.SB: western steers. $500
7.15; atockers and feeders. tS,6b ~
zoos COWS ana heifcrs. e2.90ms.70;
calves. 46.5OeS25.
Hogs Receipts A2.OO: market
slow; Hight. s5.S6n6.2n. mixed. 81 90
WG.S5; heavy. sG.0eWG45i rough,
t6.OOWG.t5; pigs $4,000 5.s5; bulk
Of sales. Se.l5mG.30.
sheep Receipts 10000. market
generally steady, native. tg.15fL75;
western. ss.5omf7s; yearllngs. S4.75
n SIS. native lambs. S4.50MG.75i
western lambs. t4.G0m6.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
WOMANISTRAMPLED
IN CATHEDRAL
Wedding in Monterey, Mex.
leo Terminates in Fire in
Church and Death of One
of the Attendants.

(Dy EveniRR Heraia 4. r. Leased wtreD
1T Paso. Tex. Jan. 3t.-Moil adylces
90 tho Herald say that In n IRE in the
cathedral in Monterey Mexico. sun
day night Mrs Matilde piaz dc Fer
nandez was trampled 70 death in a
rush 20 set out and Mrs. Esther
Guerra de salas, Cnlros Lozano. Isaac
Garcia and a small child were badly
Injured. The panic occurred when
wedding decorations took IRE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
RECEIVER rs ASKED
FOR CINCINNATI TRUST co.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan ai.-sut was
filed here today BY Harry Bush, a
& ockholder. asking for the appoint
mont OF "A receiver Tor the Cincinnati
Trust company OF which George y.
Cox was president and which was
recently absorbed by the Proyident
Savings Bank and Trust company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
EIGHT MEN INJURED
IN FALIdNG CAGE
fny Evening Herald A. o. Leased Wtrel

Danville, H., Jan al Eight men
were injured. four seriously. by the
falling of mine cage crowded with
men going 90 work In the Electric
coal mine, six miles west Of Danyille.
today The cage dropped distance
Of about goo feet The engineer ia
said % have lost control OF the ma
chinery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
PRICE OF OIL CO.'S UP.

New York, a. v, Jan 3l.-Thc
standard Oh company OF New YorE
today announced an advance Of 30
points in refined petroleum IN cases,
making the price $50 cents per
gallon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
nEPUBIICAN COMMITTEEMAN
Will VISIT TiiE SOs1H
(ny EVaniuE HeFnId a. y. Leased MiFel

. Chicago Jan. 81 LIN the hope .
. of relieving the contest commit =
. tee OF the Republican national =
9 committee of large amount az .
. work several Representatives OF =
. the organization wiz be- sent into
. the south this year 90 attend cone .
. ventuns held for tho purpose So
. olecting delegation Then. should
. contests arise the committee =
. Will have first hand Information =
. regarding the merits of the Z
. claims of both sides.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
sTrAMER CAUGHT IN ice.

Duluth. MINI, Jan 3l.--ihe steam
er Crescent. Captain William Johns,
0f Duluth. H. trapped in the ice near
Two Islands on tho North Shore. She
len Grand Maraisa q week ago with
an tons az herring bound for Duluth.
'rhore Is 10 hope of tug being able
40 reach Der. She carries a crew OF
i've.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
ROOSEVELT MEN TO
HAVE MEETING
National Committee is Called
for Conference February 10
at Chicago; Post Card Sys-
TEN Installed.
tBy EveHiaE nesnla A. p. LEASED wire,

Chicago, Jan. 3i.--A conference OF
members of the Roosevelt national
committee to determine the future
course OF that body today was set for
February 80 here. AZ the Illinois
Roosevelt headquarters today il was
said postal card adyiccs from about
500 dOwn-state precinct committee
men showed "A large majority in favor
of Roosevelt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
no GIVE Lr,r YEAR DANCE.
Enjoyable Analr plnnncd by Royal
Neishbors Tor I've OF Waslilngton's
birthday.

What promise .1 be a most enjoy
able leap year dance IS 20 be given on
the eve OF nFton's birthday
February 2lst under the auspices 0i
SwRatika camp So. 4f0h, Royal Neigh
hprs. Tho affair s to b. held in odd
Fellows hall ar arrangements for n
are being md. - committee OF
which Mrs - NJ ler ls chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

New York. y. ", Jan. 9i.-Call
money 2m2 IA per cent; prime pa
per 3ia az per cent; silver. So lac;
Mexican dollars. i7c; copper, ti3.75 %
1895; tin, t3.50@ 4iOO; lead, $1,000
43O.
Amalgamatod. CT
Sugar, IFS.
Atchison cx-divijend. 1OsM
Great Northern, 1913.
New York Central, iiOh.
Northern Pacific, rs rs.
Reading, 80 u.
southern Pacific. l07.
Union Pacific, 1917.
Steel SO rs.
steel preferred, l0s 3-4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
Nc,v YOrL COtton.

New York, \. y, Jan. 3i.--Cot-
ton closed quiet; 1--WE points higher
Middling uplands. sa.70; mlddling
gun Ss.a5. Sales 240O bales,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

A German onginoer has perfected
q water-powor method for breaking
down rock In misses Instead OF
crumhlng No. aH usually H thc case
with such devices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31
Chicago Grain,

Chicago. Jan. 3t.-Wheat today
seemed To respond more rendily 20
bull news than 10 ddyioes fayoring
The bear side Although at FIRST the
market was influenced by weakness
at BuenOs Ayres, prices soon exhibit.
ed The effect of the squeeze al Paris,
whore the current delivery has ad-
yancd n 10 cents during the week
PesRmistic reports regarding Rus
sian shipments and lighter Australian
offers. smallness OF receipts north.
west Of Chicago and the strength Of
coarse grHlus an contributed toward
making quotations here show an M
turn The opening was rs 10 3-S
cents lower MAY started at TAG rs
TO i03 n loss OF 1914 10 l-iM3-S
cents and Their rose 10 O3 3-S@t-2
Firm cables aided IN giving corn a
FIRM tone Commission houses were
good buyers MAJ opened shade on
90 "a Ike amount mp at 81 5-S 10 G7 "a
and advanced 10 Gs 3-Sm1-2 cents
Bull leaders continued their cam.
paign In oats Trade, however WAS
moderate In volume May started un-
chnnged to rs cents 40 al 81 "a 10
70 rs ana rose 10 81 3-S cents Liberal
receipts of hogs created an easy feet
lng boz The provision market First
sales we're az last nights level 10 a
shade below with May delivery Sl6iO
for pork s0i5 for lard and SSS7 i-2
for ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

France b. moi o1iy OF all countries
In the WORLD I. largest consumer
producer ard eNHnrtcr az wine, hut
also oddly cioasl. the largest linz
porter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

steady. S4.70isi Hpeltor firm. &6.a5 e
$50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

NAAta-H NAMNn ~ ~ - UAMu
Your druggist VIII refund money N
pAZO OINTMENT falls 10 cure any
case or Itching. Blind. bleeding or
Prolruding PILES Ia 70 li days. soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

Chicago Jan. 3i.-Wheat: May.
Si.02 5-S; July. 95 3-4a95 use.
Corn-May, G7,7-Sc: July. 81 5-Sc.
oats--May. "a 7.Sc; july. a. lac.
Pork-May, &i6.25; July, si6.42M
"a 1916.
Lard-May $40; July. S9.52ia o.
g.55.
RIBS May $3.50 to ss.77h gS.sO;
July $3.50.
Closing figures were weak with May
5S cents lower at st.O2is W1.O2 SIS
CENTS
The close was weak al % rs cents
for May, a gain OF lis m1-4c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

chicago. Jan Cattle Receipts
l2,000i market mostly lQc higher
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

Packers continue 10 complain Of the
slow movement OF dressed beef al con
Stunning points Buyers have orders
90 bear down on the market an FUR
taer Instructions are received They
say that pork loius can now be Put
on the tables OF consumers around
II Ia cents per pound, which shuts
cut becf tn many cP3rs. steers Of
class not suitable for feeders. and be-
low the upper crust in quality have
accordingly suffered IS 10 so cents In
the last two weeks In the way OF a
price cut Good To choice feeders are
iu demand, at $3.50 TO ts25, because
good many dealers have faith la
higher prices for beef cattle IN the
spring. Prime heavy cattle have
good outlet, mp 20 the rather limited
supply ~ Same, but the market on
the middle class fed steers mas eased
on steadily FOR two weeks. Even al
that. however, the cattle marketed SO
Tar have made money for the feodera.
Hurry Of feeders 90 cash In, lends
crodence % the belief that receipts
during February viii show a larger
shortage than January has. On which
case prices might recuperate a little
II depends good deal. though. on
the volume OF receipts Of hog and
sheep and lambs, each OF which elias
SEES has made good gain Ia january
this year over the same month last
year at the markets Ia volume Of re-
ceipts. Cattle run here t6day Is H.
600 head. including az Gers OF quar-
antine cattle, sales q shade weaker
except stockcrs ana feeders, which are
strong. Top natives brought $40 to-
day. Veal calves are on so cents
from "a week ago. best now 1850.
Liberal orders for fresh pork stlm-
ulates tho buying ~ the packers In
the hog alleys. ana prevents well
conducted bear campaign. The mar
ket Is uneven, sellers having Il their
way tho nyst half OF last week, after
which the buyers had their inning
The supply fell on uno-thlrd last week
from the previous week. and deal.
ers are looking FOR lighter runs sup.
ply today is 10000 head, fairly heavy
FOR Monday. market shade stronger.
top S6.21h. bulk $3.50 60 1926. RE-
ccipts here for January will show an
Increase OF 90 per cent over the same
month last year.
The mutton market Is sick. and no
physician has been found IN the last
TWO weeks that can do u any good
Prices are on 10 cents today, good 90
choice heavy lambs not Quotshie
above S6.G0, some fair 10 good ones
az S5.75 TO t6.25; wethers. 400 90
$3.50; ewes, S3.25 "a $500 Commis-
sion men have been looking for some
Rulns la the market, and expect best
lambs 10 sell around $500 Ia Fcb-
rugry. Native territory feeders have
shipped In most of their stun Il Is
argued, ana Colorado feeders win not
nip for some weeks yet Run today
10000 including 400 head OF feed
crs passing through, not on the mar
ket.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-31

81 Louis, Jan. 3i.-Wool steady:
territory ana western mediums. i6m
lNc; fine mediums, i5et i7c fine. 10
% Toe