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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-10-31
Notice Cor T'Hbliratinr,

ihrrartNIent ~ tie '';eriur
Us. land nnicc at Miles CTS. Eultnnn
oct >, 1918.
Notice is hereby givrn that Laura 7. Eos
ter, OF Olive, Mont. who on NOV. ~, 400,
made ~. t.. Entry. NO ,t;iGi for Sfn SWl".
Ma SWh. S@ .NWt4. NJ. NE1.: sen >En
Sec. %. t. :. X. j" T., NJ. z. NJ. has ll'ti
notice of intention to make i.,li proof. to
,stnbliS!l c!aim to the land above described.
before K. T.. E.lyner, I. >. Co,nMisicner at
Olive. MOnt"na. on tn" Is day of NOV. 1913.
Claimant names aS witnesses:
Il. j. Lewis. jess Hudson. W. G. Kenny,
jas. =. Thompson. al! OF Olive, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
It'TT7T tII1VH1 Ut tEV TNCFTTV
: I.pud Office Mt Miles city, .iontan

: I.pnd office ut Miles City. Montana,
Sept. 10, 1913
Notice is hereby given that George a,
Rl Ike of Willard, Mont. who. on April l.
1910; mad. II. +. Ne. Ms76, for NW'4, NJ
NFI4. SEA NEM, NEA Sf.N, See. 5, T.3 n,
tion to make three year proof, to cStablish
cinIm to the land Mhnvc described, before
r: NJ. Dworshak. U. $. commissioner, AT
Ekalakn, Montana Oh the 5 day OF Novem.
Der. 1913.
'"iuant names as Witnesses:
Johnr Abernnthy. Mark Greer, Ray Judd
and Homer Cook, AL Of Willard, Mont.
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NOTICE OF
For n,,i,liratiDn

Cor puhlication.)
Department Of tie Interior, t.. S. Land
Office at Miles City. Montana.
Eontc>tce:
You are hereby notified tlH1t ANNA M.
RYAN. who gives EAalnka, Montana, as hi,
III" in this Office hi duly rCrruborutc Ted uppli-
cation to contest and secure Tho cunreIl. :
c!on Of Ennr l3omcste"c Entry serial NJ.
W. %"ll, Sec. -. T, l =. X. % +. ii. i. N. ana
as ground, for his contest he utlceu, that
Tn; SAID tntryman ostAriishr:! residence up
~ the l:iio nQrtst.On on til" Tot day Of
&ly. 1910 a3u Resided thereon until the 6:h
'iaT u Nnvclnhrr, lSi2, on which day he
"n2ni"ntd the said land and has lecn Who'll
tAl2, "tl!ch Is more than the past six month
Aiiu hat the llnd Is now WHOLLY rnocl upicd
ho' are, therefore, further notified that
IT," sHtd ALLEGATIONS Will he takcn by this
3"nr said @ntr,- Will be cancelled racreun-
d"r without your further rt=h1 10 lie heard
~t"a""i'. ci,1"r before this o.!irn or Oh oD-
zeal. IL yea FAIL to file in This ctficc within
this Notice. As shown below. oar answer.
under rath. specifically meeting uli .a-
%.'oH'!nE % these al.e-atiois II contest. or
I, y"1 fan within that time TO tie in this
E:i1e due prouf tllat you have served Il
rfpN OF EDut answer Oh tn, said contestant
either III pcr'@! or hy registered man. /!
LttS Stft.Gt. x !.Gua Dy the delivery Of Il
c"nT Ct yvnr answer TO the cclttrs.2nt in
nnT:hn. prn"t CT Slcn service anus; he either
-lG said contestants VTriltcn a~ckuuwIrAg
..t'lt Of his receipt o. the copy. showing
-" date o. rs receipt, or th" affidavit Of tile
:@r30n by whom The delivery WAS mad.
.'atirg when ana where the copy WAS de-
iitcved II made by registered mail. proof
: such service ltuet consist Of the c~f!i,lny!t
the person by whom thn copy was
tlAilei stating WHOM I'D ttc vostutI;ce -
"H."h it Was mailed. and this affidavit
fsAHt be accompanied by the pG&.iuastcr's
rete;p pit 'rr the letter.
Won should state in your answer the
ranc OF II" rostoffice to which you desire
~te"ti"r rotice to be sent to you.
y. kIRC!iEt, Register.
.atenf irst publication, October q. 1919.
second Nc:cnb}r 7,
tlirt ~
fourth IL
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TTFTTTT!TVTIt OT tHN TNttTIUT, [. 5 t.aIH
Office. Miles City. Mont.
Sept. =. 1913.
Notice Is liercby given that Gun,i"r ..
Ever"on, of Willard, Montana who:on March
-, iolo made Ii. f.. No. 015c5. for NE.ll.
\WhA SEA, NEA SWA, E.1a NV'h. Sec. So
!. 5 n. II. Is r., NJ. >. NJ. has 1llcu notice OF
intention t. make thrt"-yc.rp proof to rS-
taEliSh ailll to the land aEuVr described
before W. K Bnrber, T.. :. Commissioner at
Baker Montana on the 1ith day of Nov. 1913.
claimant names AZ witnesses:
InviI LcI.orin. of willard, Mont wrn +.
Owen, o. Baker. Mont. Earl Collins, Of CAL
ne " mt, and William Johnston, OF Will
lard, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. u. $. Land OF
flee at Miles City. Montana.
Aug 81 1918.
Notice is hereby given that John l..
HIVE of Elgin. Montana, who on Feb, ~,
1910. made homestead application. Serial
No. O:l47 for SEA Ma Sec. -. Slp NWH,
NEA NWh. Sec. 20. T.. is, Range SO East,
NJ. P. NJ. has filed notice of Intention to
make final thrcc-ycar proof tccstabliSh
claim to the land above described before
r. NJ. Dworshuk, u. :. Commissioners ut
EEalaka, Montana on the 81 st ay of Oct 1918.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Charles Il. avail. John l.. Burns, Joshua
r. Jones and George sykr+ all of Elgin Mon
$50
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Sc ut. 10. 1913.
Motto is hereby given that Will Conpur,
Of Fk"'aka, Montana who on q 20, 1905
and A pril y. iaiO, made II. Es. No. o2Hs0, and
U1S"S, Tor Lots and :, -. NEl.. SEA, Sec. s
r. X. K. y f.. NJ. y. NJ. has filed notice of
intention to make final tire. year proof
to establish claim to the land above dcscrib-
ed before u. S. Commissioner +. NJ. Iwor-
ShaI:, ut FEnlakr Montana m the nth day
OF November 1918.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
John Ewn!t, Charles F.. Parks. Therein $.
rongcr. Andrrw.J !. Spcclnnn, all of Eknlnkn.
Montana.
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DEPART lpnt Of {,
T. =. Land Office ut Miles CT.

I. s. INnH Office ut Miles, Ct, l;.untNnn
sept. ~. 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Harriet +.
Edwards. of Brondus. Mont. who. on Oct.
go, l9ll. nude homestead entry. No. Ol:s30l
for SEA NEH, Lots | and 8, Sec. 81 and Lot 4,
Sec. 81. TBS. r.. 80 n, NJ. z. M. has filed no.
ticc OF intention to make five year proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before II, L.. ltaynOr US. Commissioner ut
Olive Mont. on the 10 dry of November, 1913.
Claimn 1t names as Witnesses;
Edward Gring OF Bronuus. Mont, Robert
Rice and Geo. Daniels of Kingsley, Mont.
Daniel Stock of Powiervillc. Mont.
A, kIRcHER. Register.
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NOTICE FO. pUHE..CArEuN

t'pnrtn4"nt M tie Interior, [. .. Land
tit.~ AZ Niles City, Montana.
Aug % 1915.
= t!ce II hereby clvcn that Tlumns "
~ 7, . t-Jhe,, "ont. who on y Aril u, 1910,
'i.Mt Il. r.. No. t'1o for w. EEhi We
.:rt notice OF jhtrn.iGn to make TX,
- oI;uf, 70 establish claim 70 thr lama
-, :" subscribed, before =. u. IWursnnG. L.
80. .Hh.}$intl"r ~ hkn!aEa, Mont. on the
-. 4 = foot. .Hlt.
tt!". t M. 'cs ~ witnesses:
-. - n ~ kos, t;cnrap 4. Sykes and
80 + -rWlll % tyk~s. and join y. Gross
-. - AKA, AIGrtnna.
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BANK STATEMENT

Report OF the Condition OF the EKALAKA STATE
BANK st EkALAKA in the state OF MONTANA at
the close Of business Oct. DIST. 1913
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

IenHrI!urur ~ the Interior, t.. ). Lane
Office. Miles City, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR I'CELI>.iTINN

pcpHrtnarlt Of ,Ar interior. /. :. Land
Office at Miles City. Montana.
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STATE OF MONTANA, COUNTY OF CUSTER, IS:
l.. JOHN OLIVER. Cashier OF the
above na!lcd bank, DO soienn!y swear that the
above statement is true to the best O. M Eros-
lcige and belief.
JOHN OLIVER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me Thu % DAY
of October 1918.
GEO, c. GRANT
Notary Public.
CoRRFcy-Attest: sesi
St,PTON CADY
WES. FOSTER BEAZLET
Directors
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Department of the Interior, {. $ Lame
Office. Miles City. Mont
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RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ..... S93. Sia.41
OverdTafts. secured and
unsecured ................ HISS
Bonds and Warrants. ..... c,9.S.u ?e.ao-.l7
Banking house furniture o.5Oo.G0
and fixtures. 10000
Cash reserve in Bank, Viz:
Specie.
Currency. .,........... $500
Duefro.n banks an0banke:s 1C.c4?.62 lc.e06. 50
Total. $50. 3l3.49
L!ABlITrES
CAPITAL Stock paid iu...... S30. 600 co
Surplus Fund ............ 5000
Undivided profits, loss ex-
penses and taxes paid. 1,G2J.Gl 81. 525,O o.
Individual deposits subject
to check -. 49,. 40
fine certificates OF deposit. 1898. O5
---~--.
Total sl2o.S13. -
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
OUTSIDE or THAT

From the sedate and ever trust
worthy Associated Press we learn
that recently a train was held up on
the main line Of the interoceanic
railroad about 100 miles from Mexico
city that "the engineer and crew
we're beaten but the passengers were
not mlstrented TO any great extent, al
though they were robbed Of all their
valuahles"
This should prove a valuable ad-
vertlsement for the Interoceanie rail-
road. transportation companies In
this country Of nervous and hysterical
haste are wont 20 boast when they
can. that they have never killed a
passenger In Mexico they do things
better. The Interoeeanic, which we
presume ls a representative corpora
ton. will not even allow its passengers
TO be mlstreated by bandits-outsidt
OF the small matter OF having them
relieved of all their yaluables
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Nov. f8.-Estimates that
more than 100000 acres. one third
Of Argentina's wheat lands, had suf-
fered serious crop damage, brought
about a quick return today in wheat.
Although much Of the gain was after
ward lost, prices closed steady at a
gain of l-4N3-S to l-2 net. Other
leading staples. too, all finished at an
advance-corn l-4c; oats l-8 20 lisa
IA, and provisions 10 TO 20 1-2.
Wheat was reported an entire
failure in the southern twelve depart
ments of Buenos Ayres In the cen-
tral departments OF Buenos Ayres
and in the pampus, injury WAS said
TO be grave but not complete. The
news, if reasonably accurate, was
taken as meaning that the Argentine
export surplus would be reduced q
S0,000,000 bushels or less Accord
lngly there was a rush. OF buying
that included brisk activity on the
part of some Of the leading houses In
the trade.
Profit-taking was largely responsi-
bic for the bearish reaction Of wheat
in the last hour. There We're also
reports Of fresh showers In Argen-
tina. Some uncertainty developed,
too, on account of the fact that
Buenos Ayres quotations furnished
no new evidence OF anxiety.
Corn bulls received aid from the
unseasonably mild weather over
Illinois and Iowa Shorts IN the De
cember option especially were nerv-
Gus regarding the prospect Of large
shipments TO be made from Chicago
stocks. but pit transactions were
small compared with the business IN
wheat.
There seemed to be an abundance
of resting orders to buy oats when
ever the market dipped II was said
signs showed an improved demand
from the south.
Provisions rose as a result Of un-
usually active speculative buying on
the part of large interests. big
short among western packers was
conspicuous in covering previous
sales Of lard
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
ruE pINDELL INCIDENT.

II was unfortunate that the APP
pointment Of so important q diplo-
matte official as the ambassador TO
Russia should have been attended by
the undlgnfied newspaper notoriety
which was given 20 Mr. Pindell, but
on the other hand the principal
parties to the incident are Co be con-
graduated upon the satisfactory
termination Of the affair.
II must be admitted that some
strength was lent to the so-called
,pindel letter" boy the fact that if
was alleged to have been written hy
senator Lewis "Jlm Ham has ever
been known to the public as a more
or less erratic statesman, and the
pnbllc. by reason of his pink whiskera
and gaudy nrtorial effects, TO say
nothing Of the florld and perfervid
gtyle Of his oratory have been
educated 10 believe almost any
startling story that may be circulated
regarding him. His failure to give
more prompt denial Of the authentic
lty az the letter also tended 20 create
confidence IN It's genuineuess, AS IL
is. the senator's delay in giving out
q dofinite statement Of the facts leads
10 the suspicion that Jim Ham had
been writing letters 80 recklessiy that
,e ,yaa NOT prepared 20 state, first
or whether he had written THIS
particular one or not
The newly chosen ambassador
comes out Of the affair with entire
credit. senator Lewis, tardily bat
omphaucally. denies that he wrote
tne -pinden letter. and LAYS the whoh
thing upon an alleged faithless employ
such things have happened in th'
pact. and 30 one has been heard &
deny that Il happened IN this instance
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
0RAT0RICAL CONTEST
IS HELD AT DEMING

larrciAL coReEsronpENca TO MORNING JOURNAL
Deming, N. NJ, Nov 13.--The high
school oratorical contest took place at
the high school auditorium last even
ing, and was an event Of much inter-
est. The contestants were Miss Louise
Vallandigham whose subject was
Modern Knlghthood;" Miss Fannie
Harrington, whose subject was Home
and It's queen. and Miss Dora Terrill
whose subject was Money Lust" The
Judges on thought and composition
we're Mrs. John G. Moir, Mrs, X. c.
Hoffman and Mrs. r.. b, Lewis, The
judges on delivery We're Mrs, r. b,
Lewis, j, c. Watson. A. A. Temke.
Clyde Earl Ely and j. 5, Vaught. Miss
TerrIll was awarded first prize, Miss
Harrington second, and Miss Vallan-
digham third This means that the
winner. Miss Terrnl will represent
the Deming high school at the state
oratorical contest at Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14

popuons. Joint stock companies, or
associatlons ana Insurance compa-
MES
please inform all parties interest
led. giving the information the Wild
est possible publicity, that the income
derived from the interest upon the
obligations Of a state. county. city OF
ANY other political subdivision there
0f. and upon the obligations Of the
United states or It's possessions, ls not
subject 10 the income tax and cer-
tificate OF ownership ia connection
with the coupons or registered inter
est orders for such interest win not
be required.
The Interest coupons should clear
ly show on their face whether they
are issued by the United States or any
political sub-dlyision thereof II, how
ever. they do not clearly show this,
then, of course, an ownership certifi-
cate should De required"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
MEXICAN SITUATION
IS REFLECTED
IN MARKET
Upward Movement Of Stocks
Is HaItedi New Haven and
Mexican Petroleum Reach
Lowest Prices Ever Quoted,
,sr ~os,one ,eosa.. .,se,.. ls..so w,sn


Now York, Nov l3,-The upward
movement IN stocks was halted to-
day The market WIS under pres
sure and the range OF prices was
materially lower until a swift up
turn shortly before the close vlr-
tually cancelled the days losses.
The varying aspects Of the Mexican
situation were reflected In the mar
kets movements Shortly before the
end OF the days trading came re-
ports from Washington of decidedly
favorable developments which caused
the market to rally strongly
Several new low records were made
on the early break. New Haven fell
two points 70 7G and Mexican petro-
leum receded a similar amount 10
Al 80, IN both cases the lowest prices
at which these stocks have ever been
quoted. On the final upturn, Mexi-
can Petroleum WAS buoyant jump
Ing four points from the days bottom
price.
sharp declines In a number Of high
grade stocks and bonds indicated
that liquidation was stil progressing,
although selling Of this nature was
on a smaller scale than few days
ago. Further reductions IN steel
prices were reported.
The failure OF II. y. Hollins & Co
was without effect on the stock mar
ket Closing prices were.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
IrtElsrA

Il has long been evident that The
grcatost. II not the oniy obstacle ia
"a peaceful solution Of the trouble ia
Mexico ls the malisn personality Of
Vctoriano Hucrta
There can be no doubt mat presi-
dent WILSON IL acting wisely In de-
mnndlng. as condition precedent 20
the recognition by this country Of
any government which may be estab-
lishod In Mexico. the complete eliminn-
tlon OF Huerta and all those who may
bo directly or indirectly subject 20 his
influence. for not otherwise would
anything approaching a civilized govs
eminent be possible. Il Is altogether
probable that the president, having
az his command many sources Of pri-
vate Information not available to the
public has many valid reasons for
this action which are not apparent on
the face Of the record.
Nowhere save In community
where utter chaos and Generalization
prevail could such character as
Huerta gain and hold. even tenn
porarily. the aseendancy That he Is
cruel, cunning. barely civilized and
sclf.centered fanatic seems 20 be per-
fccuy well established, That he ia
entirely sane is "a proposition admit
ting OF serious doubt. standing with
his back 10 the wall and bidding de-
nance 90 the combined powers OF the
world. he would challenge "a certain
admiration FOR foolhardy courage If
there were single rodeeming trait
10 the man or II there were the
shadow Of right and justice to his
cause As it is, he only excltes
ridieulo and contempt Either he has
the crazy idea that he Is big enough
70 defeat the allied armies Of the
earth. or he Is SO hesotted In his
ohstnacy as to be willing TO accom-
pllah the annhilatian OF his country
rather than yield the power that he
has seized from its rightful poesessora.
II need surprise no one to learn at
any moment Of the preparation by
this man OF some atrocity that VIII
shock the civilized world and send the
United states army into Mexico MS
speedily as it can cross the border
The hand that struck Modero Is not
above doing violence to diplomatic
official. and the brain that can oon-
celve the program pursued by Huerta
can not De expected TO analyze IN
telllgently the consequences Of such
an act.
Intervention IS war and wat is hell
Nothing but praise IS To be accorded
president Wilson for exerting every
means In his power TO avert the
horrors chat this would entail, II Is
increasingly evident however, that
every moment that Vlctoriano Hucrta
remains in power in Mexico brings
Intervention just that much closer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
ISECUNDIN0 ROMERO
ADDRESSES LETTER TO
TRAVELLING AUDITOR

The journal Is IN receipt Of copy
Of letter addressed by secundno Ro-
Nero former sheriff Of San Miguel
county 70 Howell Earnest. travelling
auditor, IN which Mr.. Romero ehal-
lenges charges contained in the travel
ing auditors report. following an ex-
animation OF the county records. The
letter follows.
East Las Vegas, n. NJ,
Nov ~. 1913.
Mr. Howell Earnest. Travelling Audi
tor Santa Fe, New Mexico.
slr-l have seen a copy Of your
report 90 the governor Of New Mexico
in which YOU charge me, as sheriff Of
san Miguel county, with having re-
eeived sisfs so % public money 10
which was not entitled In other
words, you officially charge that / em-
bezzled that amount
Your report Is not based upon any
facts tut upon two assumptions which
you have made without investigating
their truth. The first assumption
which you have falsely made is that
because the county jall contains only
twelve cells. therefore could not
have had more than twelve men in
iail at any one time. Whether the ac-
counts presented for board OF prison
ers are true Or false depends entirely
upon the fact Of whether I had In
iail the number Of prisoners charged
and paid for
The second assumption falsely made
by you Is that the terms Of the probate
court for which I charged attendance
were not held Whether the terms
charged for were actually held Is
easily susceptible OF ascertainment
and the fact that on page "a Of your
report you say that the record OF the
probate court showed that no ses-
sions Of that court were held from the
beginning Of the fourth quarter Of
1908 up to and including the second
quarter Of 1912. a period Of approx
mately four years Is ridiculous on its
face. Terms were held and there are
hundreds Of men in this county who
have not the professional skill n man
in your official capacity Is presumed
to have who know that they were held.
have no loubt but that you We're
advised that your report because OF
IFS official character. would not sub
iect you to prosecution even If u
should be deliberately false and should
have the effect of publishing a mon
strous libel against me. This YOU have
done under the cloak Of official inn
munity. II you believe that as sher-
iff of san Miguel county / overcharged
for board of prisoners or claimed fees
for attendance upon the probate court
which ! did not earn, you will be per-
fectly safe II you make the same
charges unofficially and as private
individual that YOU have made Off
elaly. ] invite you as an individual
and unofficlally to publish in any
newspaper in the state the charges
that | as sheriff Of this county filed
accounts and received money thereon
in an amount or amounts in excess Of
what | had earned.
If you have confidence in the cor
rectness Of your assumptions you, as
o man, win lay aside Your officiai
character and armor. failing so to do
/ think you will stand convicted of
deliberate, reckless and wanton libel.
Respectfully
sECUNDlNO ROMERO,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14

A cough medicine for children must
help their coughs and colds without
bad effects on their little stomachs
and bowels. foley's Honey and Tar
exactly fills this need. No opiates no
sour stomach, no constipation follows
its use, Stuffy colds, wheezy breath
ing, coughs and Group are all quickly
elped. and sweet refreshing slumber
Instead OF feverish tossing at night.
IL is easy therefore 10 understand
why an increasing number Of bottles
OF Foleys Honey and Tar Compound
is sold yearly For sale by Butts,
1ncoruOrated
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14

The president and Mr Bryan take q
very high ground and assert that Mr.
Pindelrs appointment Is based on the
merit Of the man and that u can not
be defeated by flamboyant publica-
tons M yellow journals
And so. with the possible exception
OF the disoharged omployo of Senator
Lewis. everybody ought 10 be happy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14

KANSAS CItv, Nov l5.-HOgs-Ke-
ceipts. 10000; market steady bulk
s7.C5G7.95: heavy, $7.75mS.00;
packers and butchers. SI7OmS00;
lights. s7.50d790; pigs. S6.25m 1850.
cattle Receipts. 1000: market
steady: prime fed steers, $S.f5M9.40;
dressed beef steers. $6.7hmS75;
western steers. s6.25M8.65. southern
steers. S5.00GS.40; sOws. $4.25 a
ZOO: heifers. S5.256 500; stockers
and feeders. $500 100. bulls, S475
@7.25: calves. $6.506 1900.
Sheep-Receipts, S,000 market
steady to 10c lower, lambs, S7.25m
& 90. vearlings, $5.5O@6.35; wcthers,
S4750 $50; ewes $4,000 500.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
NEW YORK METAL MARKETS.

New York. Nov. 13.-Lead quiet.
sf.30 64.40. London, 19 5s,
Spelter qulei S5.25 q 5.S5; London,
90 12s Cd.
Copper-Nominal; standard spot to
January, $14.75m15.25.
Tin firm; spot and November,
S39.90m40.10.
Iron quiet, unchanged
London markets closed as follows:
Copper quiet; spot. GS; futures
67 rs Cd.
Tin firm; spot 1S1 los; futures
1S2 los.
Iron, Cleveland warrants 49s Cd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-14
Chicago livestock

Chlcago, Nov. 13.-Hogs Receipts
z6,OO0; market firm bulk of sales,
81 80 qS.20' light, 1860 $50; mixed.
$3.50 q $50; heavy, SI50@S.25.
rough, $500 10; pigs, $5.75@7.70.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000: market
weak heeves, S6.7O@965; Texas
So'UVW GgO; stockers and feeders,
sS4,goW CO., cows and heifers So ESQ
S.l5: calves, SL00011.25.