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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
PROBATE COURT OPENS.

Judge j. A. Lea opened the July
term of the Faulkner probate court
this morning On account of the at
torneys all being busy in circuit
court, no business was transacted
and the probate court will be ad
journed from day to day until circuit
court closes.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
NOTICE.

The City Beautiful Association has
suggested cleanup days for Conway
and in compliance with the sugges-
tion, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week are set apart as
general cleanup days, and it is hop
ed that all will take advantage of
this order and give Conway a thor
ough cleaning.
This July Is, 1912.
w. H. DUNCAN, Mayor.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
HOLINESS COLLEGE SUED

A suit in which Rev. z. B. White
hurst, former president of Arkansas
Holiness College at Vilonia, is nam
ed as defendant, was filed in the
Faulkner chancery court Saturday
afternoon. l.. 0. Powell, the plain
tiff, alleges that the defendant has
failed to pay two notes of $500 and
$500 given for the purchase of lots
l, 2 and 3, block IA, O'Quinn's addi-
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
ANOTHER NOTICE.

Unless sidewalks are laid in a
short time where ordered by late
ordinance, they will be laid at the
expense of property owners with all
costs, penalties, ETC., attached Lay
your walks now and save extra costs.
w. H. DUNCAN, Mayor.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
BASS STRIKING FINE.

Local fishermen are having royal
sport at Gold lake during the past
few days catching black bass, which
are said to be more plentiful than in
many years. About 80 fine specimens,
weighing from two to six pounds,
were taken by half-dozen anglers
yesterday
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
MRS. HARRIS WEDS.

News has just been received here
of the marriage on July of Mrs.
Alice Harris, formerly of Conway, to
II. C. Johnston, at Oklahoma City,
where Mrs. Harris has been making
her home for several months.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15

Some people will let a stranger
come in and write their insurance,
but not all, for R. l.. Jackson has
sent in applications for $4,000 since
July 1.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harvey Glider, 21, Conway, and
Elena Lewis, Is, Little Rock.
Jerad Ware, 21, and Pearl Payne,
18, Menifee.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15

ton to Vilonia, and asks for judg-
ment for that amount and interest,
and the foreclosure of his vendors
lien on the property.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-07-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Cooler weather, with showers and
thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

RANlSH PRIESTS
TO LNASTERlES

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1.-The
exilcd reactionary priest. Heliodrons.
the Abbott OF Tsaritsyn. who owes his
immediate downfall 10 the influence
OF the Cxarina. began his journey on
root today to the remote monastery m
tsa sxo.ernsRcntsaf !Nsladtizair. ham
sands Of sympathizsrs made his de-
parture the occasion OF celebration
which brought out tho police 70 pres
vent roiting.
bishop Hermogenes. who has bean
cxiled 10 the Zhirovitsky monastery.
nearSlonim, and for support az whom
Heliodrous was dismissed. preacnen
his farewell service this morning. HIS
Aermon was denunciation Of his
prosecutors and OF the Rritish vtsi-
tors now in this citt- He denounced
the speaker. members Of Parliament.
peers and bishops A. herettcs.
The sentence imposed On the two
bishops has caused wideprsAd indit-
nation. even among members Of thu
Duma and 4 controversy Will likely
break out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
NO CHANCE NOW
ron TOM MEANY
commi.s.onsr 81 Revenue cabell

Commissioner Of Revenue cabeli
was In the city Tuesday. He at
tended thu meeting Of tho Republican
City CommIttAe ana wAA. IN the hand1
or his friends Tor several hours
r. IN respcnSs ID : query ~ 10 what
chance there were for . Richmond
man 70 MI tho position made vacant
by the death " q revenue agent In
the WEST. who had gone there from
Virginia, Ar. Cabell sid that the
position IN question was not one APP
pointtve. but ono that could and would
be Allied by another man In the ssr-
vice.
s-rhis position.' said Mr.. Cabsll.
sswtu be Allied by man In the ser-
vica. There II no necessity Of an APP
peintment, and 70 FAR - am nd
vtDod there viii b no appointment
Tor the present. ~ least. wish II
wera an appointivs ONCE. and that
could lard . Richmond man there.
Thsrs y nothing would not 40 for
my fri4nds n Hichmond. and ID this
partlculas 49,, would be- slAd to
81 able % make the appointment. hut
Il u not IN ny provincA''
The position foferted to n that
Mhieh deputy Tom NeAny hGd been
uaentioae1 . 4 posnlbnlty.
4s|s N 3ssE n 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

1~as ktrs--kor Many spielsdId direct
calls fer JanuAry--1raded. Aign
schGols, collie gcs: special guaranteed
trial enrolment offar. Three dinsr'.
EN- agencies. SHERIDAN TEACH
rh~rlottc. n. G.. Atlanta. Ga
Womrn "a do ptntn Aewiuw ~ HOWE
fer a large Philadelphia hrm: Eo0d
sponey ara steady work: no canvas
sins. @srnd repJy envelope for prices
niis street. philadelphia. Pa
oYs0 Js~r nay pasA sps~ Lady IN Eaet
town to distribute free circulars and
take orders for concentrated flavor
lnr In subas. Permanent postttor.
is zrEGtER co. CHICAGO.
Observation-Disclosures, n. v. Bn1Awta,
1903 Hull street South Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
Tborntos, BARNES.

Especial TO Tie Richmond yI1Nl
EMPORIA. VA. Feb. L.
Barnes, young man who Nt1
Tuesday OF pneumonia. -
yesterday evening at the
cemetery, Rev. r. N. Bulls
Presbyterian church, cOn6W&
service. His mother surytS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

Some day there is sure to be. real
buying opportunity for you in one Of
the Virginian "For Sale'' ads. Every
they are interesting. Every day more
and more people turn the to them,
with AN eye to business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

SPECIAL, TO LADIES' HAVE JUST
KE.TirRNFD FROM NEW YORK
Z Win 4 FULL LINE OF SpklS,s
. GOODS, AND WILL RE PLE-AsEis
IT, SEE My PATRONS AND
FRIENDS, AND AN GlNINts STE,
cfAL PRICES FOR THIS MONTH.
IoR. seq EAST GRACE STREE e.
PHONE MADISON $685..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

m increase OF charges 70 be made by
said assignee for the use BY the pubIia
OF the beneht Of said franchise: and
Whereas joint resolution OF tbs
Council OF the city OF Richmond ~.
proved January ~. 1919. has directed
that ten (io) days notice be given ~
the city clerk Of said proposed amend
Notice 10 hereby given that the said
application has been made and nicd
a. required by law. and notice 10 fur
amendment Is In the words and figures
AN ORDINANCE
To amend and reordain section OF
:, ,n.s ordnance approved December s q. ~,
thorlze the construction and opera
ton Of a street railway within the
limits OF the city of Richmond by
the Richmond Passenger and Power
6 sRs sevsn :; 70 ne On e esr s
conditions affecting the rate OF fare
on and the right to transfers TO and
from the said Seven Pines Tine;
BE II Ordained BY the Council OF the
city Of Richmond
/. fnat section Of an ordinances ap-
proved December "a. 1879, entitled An
ordinance to authorize the construc-
ton and operation OF q strast railway
within the l.mits Of the c,ty OF Rich.
kower Company" be amended and re-
ordained 20 ~ to read ~ follows. TO-
wit:
!. All the rights and PRIVILEGES here
BY granted to the Richmond P1asen-
ger ana Power Company. WITH the
consent Of the City Council. may be
exercised by any successor. OF sue
cessors. assignee. or ass.gnes. Of sal
many. but such successor. or SUCCESSORS,
assignee oy assignesa shall be subject
10 al the obLkstions, stipulattons. foe-
textures and penalties hereinossofe
sR sns fowas co
pany: provided. however. that consent
9 hereby granted to the Virginia Hail-
way and Power Company. successor OF
the Richmona Pa.ssn.sr .nd md ass,sr
10 the Richmond. Urbanna and Pen
tnsulAr Runway Company, that por-
ton Of its street ailwey system known
e the Seven Pms. hns. which e 81, s.s: n;tw
II X cnmona. to seven P,nss. n the
county Of HsnrAco. together with the
rixnt 70 opeTAts and mA.ntAin ths
Same within the pressns or any su s'ass
lect 20 far a. II may lie within such
Amlts, 10 all general ordinances Of the
city now sx.stsng. or hsreattsr aaopt.
ed. relating 10 and regulating street
and conditions OF the sAtd ordinances.
Approyec December ~, 1855. and TO the
following terms and conditions 20 IAr
a. they are In conflict herewith. eno
"a. " hon ana - soon - the sAid
Virginia Railway and Power Company
and the said Richmond. UrbAnna Ana
reninsulAr R.i!way Company enau
summating the transfer OF the said
seven Pines line, and = copy thereof
has been nled with the clerk Of tbs
council OF the city Of Richmond ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICE

We start Yes II the Ostrich Feather
business with 00 per cent credit tor
w Gays Write tooay. lie, 90 q big
ney-maklng proposition for tns
I'VE person anywhere who Is In ear
neat For the riEnt party with z
KIND OF business opening VITA QI4cx
returns. Willow piuine, French
pluines and fancy feathers are aswAys
stylish and demanded everywhere.
rite Ct once for further snformA-
tom. Explains eyery.nInK. PAULA
FEATHER Co, s5e-158 Broadwsy,
New York.
Ciesisg Ost Of Our Eatire stseix.
We are selling our entire stock o1
JewelTy. etc. at and below cost, ~
We vial connne ourselves strictly to
repairing work In the future. R,di-
cuious low prices on everything,
Drop in and see the novel way In
which we are dispos.ng OF our stock
bargains here, RICHMOND NOVEL,
TY CO., SIS West Broad ntreet
KING. the Jeweier. Prop.
COVERED BUTTONS!
ALL KINDS OF DRESS AND COVER
ED SUIT BUTTONS MADE TO
ORDER. los WEST MARSHALL
BAKERY.
II LARGE CREAM PUFFs Use, MOTH
ER'S MOLAsSES CAKES. THAT
OLD FASHIONED TASTE, &c EACH:
KARD's. 4ssM NORTH SIXTH.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
The spar~iis Corset shsH Has Be<a
moved In 2ps North Fifth street.
MRS. CoRNEI4IA MOORE. Manager.
Phone Madison 7752.
FOR stoves. Nanxes aaA HeeterH. See
REAME, BAILEY d Co. Furnitur&
sos West Broad.
P1ANO TUNING.
Esssnasea Furnished FER Asy Clase
OF piano work. Piano Hospttal le9
East Fast. Mar. .ls. BoPP q FEHaossoS.
TINS n FINE
NotAinw Like n. WHAT wAys Tay-
siics TAin. Geek Qsi<k. Tayier Pork
Roll.
snsaAaelA ssuss9p. All Psrk. TAs best
1t YOUR groqsr's. -.---
HUGHES soe n. Third street
A.1eDoSlIee - iSrn. SnHNANDOAN
MOTOR CO, 1tl9 ". Broad street
Phone AonrVa Lib.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

ASH tklA CAsla---..Lyss s;ysp~. cas1
ON ssat sssssisfsc ~ prevefst sEthxtTfsE
ttu Adatsou street. Stuuft hvsuce,
eycafssvrs street. Park aycnuv 49,
son street. MnnunHnt avenue.
Franklin erect. Seventh street c.
Main street WIN finder please fn-
turn 70 Virginia Halfway and twwsf
CO.. Seventh and -Afain strects.
II chmond Va.
Ls~t Detwecn POxtOffice and First
street on Franklin ts30.00T one
twenty and enc ten dollar note.
Liberal reward. Address Messenger.
care Superintendent OF Mails. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
REv, CLARK MAKES
PRACTICAL TALK
MEMBERS or HIS CONGREtsA-
TToN REsPoND LITERALLY
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb. L.
All over tho Southland during tho
Sunday just past meetings were held
10 boost the attendance az ths cons
vention OF tho Laymen's Missionary
Movement that win be in session In
THIS city next Meek. Middle Tonnes
see will assuredly come In large num-
bers- In many places piedges have
been made hys llftiAs and hundreds
to take advantage of cheap rates and
special trains crowded By the rail-
roads FOR this occASion.
- Other repoftA Afa carried BY dis
'pasteasex 4rona 1Aaxa re1Isate setttUhsa
which indicate that neigh boring
towns are combining Cor good accom-
modations ana np0ctAl cars to carry
the delegates 10 ana from the con-
vention. Even more wsii arrange %
come when Il u understood that the
program h full 0f addresses by men
from AL quarters Of the globe. who
arc the best authorities known on
the subject u ratesiOns and how to
srrfad tho work n nations not - yet
reached. N @
Among the ap1Akers Who viii Aaxs
= practical messn8a for the dele
gateA ono baasd upon his own *.
peraence a. : pagtcr and enthurast
In the Layuneil'n Movement, = the
Rev. Melton C1afk, now pastor Nf
the Presbyterian church "a 0reens.
boro. where kot Ass yaArs no has
met with ilattSr1ng 1UcceaA The fact
that hin c0nGr4aN4aon q now giving
= ris4 Of 1k peFs eApitas Cor missions
A. estd4ace sha4 IN rsmariaa wtll ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
+ EkSONAL
LADIES, ATTENTION:

THE STYLES Of OCR GARMENTS
.sl>D efsAuASI ER or oGn VA ask
lr AA.8sssAi1A hsDNA ~ MANI j.
ME anE REfil.A fREsIaRE.J
THAN ~ f,k BEfoaE To cATs.H
no THOah " ttb DEMAND TnE
Ls-sf IN k@Ai1IEa TatADstn1
tA.Jaks QUIZ EaFAB1..s.
HAS Ht.EN soME,~4Tk lsY RENO
<AlED ss.s@k OK RECENT ~ q.
WE HAVE Ali THE BEST Ma
TfsstAtS AND Fashions, EA-
Tfsn.Ms.a.X REASON s.tsa.E ttt3S~ $3.50
MiAlx.tsS a. DcA4EZALs xesss n.
SaAlH STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.

ger EveryAoAy Savfng Unaes O~r -.
=, ~ more regularly. Establi1hed -
wears. COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE
Co, Bankers. e North Ninth:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

COVERED BUTTONS!
ALL KINDS OF DRESS AND COVER
ED SUIT BUTTONS MADE TO
ORDER. los WEST MARSHALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
.l1l A1l( kS--MAL.E

" ans~&--A fOUnR Man De4ires Pesi-
tion ~ clerk IN first-class general
merchandise. shoe or dry goods stora
In good huSlneas town OF thre to ten
thousands population. Well expert
enced. avn a prlntang out!it ami c~y-
able to handle Ii. and will set your
buafness tos the front Fer rnrtae
particulars address W. Il. STACY.
Arteiia. W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
LYLE CASE WILL
GO TO JURY BEFORE
N|GHTFALL
Defendant Placed on Stand
and Gives What Is Believd
as Damaging Testimony
Against Himself; Argu-
ments to Jury Lengthy.

The case Of the state versus sam
Lyle, charged with the murder of Ira
Carr on February IS, begun In the
district court yesterday and cOntln-
ucd today, iii go tu the jury before
night, according Ia Indications late
this afternoon, At 3.30 the defense
announced the completion Of It's side
Of the case aud following u brief re-
cess attorneys began the final Hrgu-
ments to the jury. each side taking
from an hour and a hair to two
hours, The defense placed several
witnesses on the stand to-day, inClud-
ing Olivcr Page. r, j. Shinlck. Jack
Hutchinson and J. NJ. Burton. Most
of the witnesses Tor the defense were
for the purpose Of testIiying ny Ia
Lyles character. licfur" closing for
the defense Lyle WIS placed on the
stand aud gave In his own behalf
what was apparently damaging testl-
mony, admitting that after he had
left the North Third street pool hall
whore no and Carr had u quarrel. he
returned 10 the place with u gun and
shot Carr. whom he claimed made n
motion aB If Ia draw IA weapon, i'm
inodlhtcly before tho fatal shot was
fired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
GRAND CHAPTER Of
EASTERN STAR TO
MEET FRIDAY
Delegates Will Be in Albu-
querque from Many Sections
of State; Banquet and Flor
al Drill to Feature Program

Officers and members of Adah
Chapter No. order of Eastern Star
are making biz preparations for the
meeting OF tho grand chapter In the
Masonic Temple In Albuquerque on
Friday ana Saturday Of next week.
The program for the grand chapter
Ia one that will keep the delegates
busy from morning 10 late at night.
The chapter will convene at 10
o'clock Friday morning, hear the re-
ports Of the grand patron and grand
matrOn and transact such other rou-
tine business as may properly come
before the organisation. Friday eve
ming In the grand ball room at the
temple there will be IA floral parade
which IL expected to be brilliant
spectacle. II Is possible the general
public may DO admitted TO witness the
parade, this being one OF the quee-
lions 20 be decided at special meet
ms Of Adah chapter committees this
evening. ON Saturday officers fol
the ensuing year will be elacted and
the two dhyg seesiOn will oulminate
: with q grand banquet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
NOTICE.

Albuquerque. N. NJ, oct, Is. 1919.
Notice In hereby given to all Pro-
RTeBhlvcs Oi BernailllO county. New
Mexico and those who are In sympa-
thy with tho principles of the Pro-
greaslve party. that Progressive head
quarters viii be opened at 2Ol West
Gold avenue, Albuquerque. ". NJ. on
next Monday. October 81. 1919, at 2
p. m; and that AN important meeting
will be held at that time for the CON
Sheraton Of matters OF great import
ance relative to the present campaign.
All members OF the county central
committee authorized 10 receive con-
be present at that time. The finance
committee. authorized 10 receive con.
tributlOns for the present campaign.
consists Of MessrS. George ATnot, o.
A. MatBon and John q. BurS. apd all
parsons DESTROYS OF aiding the Pro-
sTesSlve party In q financial way may
send their contributions 10 any OF the
members OF the committee naIfted.
JESUS ROMERO.
Chairman Progressive County Central
Committee nf parnalillo County,
N. ~
VIM. y A. oIERKT. Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
MYSTERY SHR0UDS
DEATH Of DENVER
BUSINESS MA n
Member of Wholesale Drug
Firm Falls or Jumps from
Seventh to Second Floor Of
Tall Building.
III Leased Wire 70 rvsnInE mrraIal

IN LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald
Denver, cob, oct. iS.--Thc body oi
IA man. Identified by papers In hls
pocket us Lester u. Bridahnn, until
recently member Of II large whole
sale drug firm here, was found carly
today on the second floor of the
Colorado building The man evident
~ had fallen from tho seventh floor
but whether by accident or intent has
not been determined.
investigation by the police strength
cnod the suicide theory, Early to-
duy Mrs. BridHham telephOned G. w
Knowles, an unC'u that her husband
had secretly left their apartments.
I.rlduhum. II seems, gained entrance
Ia the building without tho knowl-
edge of the JanitOr or elevator pilot
and went Ia the seventh floor. A
window on this floor directly above
where tho body was found had been
opened and fresh shoe prints were
found on the sill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
PERSONALS.

Frank 4. Hubbell returned TINS
morning from Magdalena where ne
has been engaged for the past week
In delivering $500 lambs the first OF
several large deliveries to be MADE
from the Hubboli ranches during tho
fall selling season.
In the district court today Attorney
Ipaac Barth filed suit for Juan Gar
ella, and r. A .Hubbell. trustee, ask
Ing Judgment against Angelo do TUT
Ito and Tcresina de Tullio for the
sum Of SA,2A4.sO, alleged to be due
on a promissory note dated May 10
1911.
The following marriage licences
were Issued in the county court today
George +. Tlnsley. 81, Alice NJ. Mas
tiers, 4s; J. l.. Robinson. 2s. MARY
Bpellman. 10. Joe o'Donnell 10. An
drea Baca, Is. Burdette Eltos LihtH
33. Mabel n. Miller, 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
The Markets
[By Leased Wire Z" EvenIaE Herald !
Wall Street,

New York, oct. lN..-lieCcnt Son
satlonai upword movements In several
sntionul upward movements in several
resumed In the stock market today
aftor hcavlnuss In the foreign mark
cts. "A condition ascrihrd To the BAL
kan war; had been agntn reflected
early. steel, then IN exception. was
readily absorbed M n substantial nd-
vunco but other active, issues were
under pressure, including Amalga-
mated Before noon the entire list
recovered sharply. Bonds were easy
Traders took profit In moderate
fashion later In the day and active
stocks sagged slightly
Tho market closed irregular. Trad
Ing In the final hour convcrgod large
~ around issues at minor importance,
while some OF the leaders, partlcu-
larry Amagamatrd, manifested some
hesitation. Closing prices;
Call money, 4GiH pOr cent.
Prime paper, per cent
silver. 63FAc.
Mexican dollars, $50.
Copper. Si7.20.
Tin, 36O.t6 ~ $3.50
Lead, t5.07h m5.25.
AmalgA mated, yOh.
Sugar. 1867 u.
Atchison, i09M,
Great Northern, 1879,
New York Central, il5h.
Northern Pacific, l21k.
Reading. III.
Southern Pacific, 1ilM.
Union Pacific, l72h.
steel, 7gM.
steel preferred. IlJM.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Chicago Idycst,rk.

Chicago. oct. Is CATTLlG--Itc-
ceipts $500: market duh 10 weak,
Beeves. $4,000 1890; Texas steers,
$4,000 5.sb; Western steers, 500 NJ
800; AtOckers and feeders 14,6O %
$3.50; COWS and heifera. $4,000 1856
calves. t7.OO@0.BS;.
HOGS Receipts 17,OOOi market
slow, steady TO 90 lower. Light $3.50
WO.5O: mixed. ts.ib@R25. heavy
ts.i6@9,25; rough, tS.4b 0 s.7O; pigs
t4.75a 1885, bulk OF sales. $500
1906,
Receipts 10000; market
steady to strong. Native es,SB u 500
Western, 1885 q ass; yearlingp, tA.Tl
% 500; native lambs. $500 100
Western, S6,b005.70,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
ChIcngo I,oard of qrraele.

Chicago, oct. ls.--Renewed fear
that Russia might become involved
with Turkey caused the wheat market
to harden. The opening varied from
" of to like advance. Dec, started
at 9Ih ace, ranging from &c de-
cline 10 10 gain and rose 10 pSk
Tho close was steady NOS net
higher for Dec. mt s2% on
Deo. corn opened a slxteenth down
to the same sized upturn aild then a..
oended to B8sk@h. AM AdGlfiona
gain grew out OF covering BY shorts
The close was firm with Do0. X up
at SSH - h. 4l
Dec. oats started unchnnged. 10 q
shade lower Rt SsM TO san - and
climbed TO 32k@&. t
In provisions realiElnE ~ lhU part
Of longs caFna aboEtt thEouNh weak
neas Of the hos market. hlfet rale'
we're the tame aS last 'iIiaht ~ 81
down With January Sies94M efD.SI
for pork SI0.s7M for laFa ana ste.'