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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
WHY GRATITUDE Is SCARCE.

In the November Woman's Home
Companion Charles T.. jefferson, pas
tor of the Broadway Tabernacle. New
York City. writes Thanksgiving ser
mon entitled THE Beauty and Power
of Gratitude. in the course of which
he explains as follows why gratitude
is scarce.
1T must be admitted that, even TO
the present hour gratitude is one Of
the rarcst virtues The Roman histo-
rian, Livy. long ago observed that men
do not feel their good things SO keenly
as their evil things Human nature
today is in this respect what it was
two thousand years ago. Our losses
20 deeper into us than our gains, our
disappontments cut a larger figure
in our memory than our victories,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

Fred Montgomery Of Montgomery
aud Stone fame, tells the following
story Of theatrical manager who
was trying to produce musical eenl-
edv. hut was very unmusical hinl-
self;
ron one occasion. says Mr. MONT
gomery. when he was sNperintend-
Ing the arrangement Of some per-
formers who were representing allie
gorical characters. the author of the
piece was present and was Offering
some suggestions.
Here in front said the author
we viii put the nine muses.
/" Nine muses.. cried the manager
contempt ouslv Nine muses. would
look fine in THAI great space. wouldn't
theyg We Viii have thirlN-six muses.
instead
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
uAHNtItD'S ORDEAL.

Harvard university is face to face
with problem which We guess will
be solved IN the only way II should
be solved Major Wiener Of London,
who was educated at Harvard. de-
mands the expulsion of Professor
Munsterberg from the faculty, be-
cause Of pro-Gefman expressions. re.
ftsal on the part of the trustees
means the loss Of ten million dollars
for the endowment fund
Professor Munstorberg has ma
crank. and il Is not probable that
Harvard would be out much IL. IN the
ordinary course of events. he should
be replaced by some psychologist who
knows quite as much and talks less.
but. while ten million dollars is lot
81 money. and modern universities
need money Ia ten million Jumps,
Harvard cannot afford to comply with
the conditions imposed by the rich
Lnndoner To do SO would be to atnl-
tlfy the Influence Of the school be-
yond repair for at least a century
possibly forever
Educational institutions must he
above the suspicion Of faint IL they
are to have influence Of the right sort
on the mental and moral develop
ment of the country.
Ten million dollars is lot Of
money but character cannot he mea-
sured In terms OF money. DR. Mum
sterberg has rendered his resignation,
hut Il will not be accepted That ls
4 Hnfe guess
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

THE MEDIATOR.

tMinna irving IN Ieslic's.)
"Blessed are the peacemakers for
they shall inherit the kingdom Of
Heaven. Holy Writ
When the warning kings and cmper-
ors
From battle seek surcease,
They turn to kindly Uncle sam
Whose middle name ia Peace.
yIe puts aside the apple crop
And let's the harvest wait,
To listen to their grievances,
And try to mediate.
No sceptre glitters In his hand.
No Jewels on his brow,
No royal ermine trims his coat,
Yet monaruhs to him bow,
For in the councils OF the world
To every creed and clan
He stands for peace, and represents
The brotherhood of man.
4 good fashioned neighbor, he
About his business goes,
And never NEEDLES with the feuds
Of either friends OF foes
Put when they seek his aid to check
carnival OF gore,
He is the first TO help them sheathe
Their crimson swords once more.
When future ages weight the worth
OF deeds immortal, 10!
10 I'ncle sam the palms OF peace
And need Of praise will go
Cor ii Is not the hand OF war
From fields of battle CORY.
but peace that 20 It nation gives
The brightest crown OF glory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
ACCIDENTS OF HIcH FINANCE

After the Investigation By the In
terstate Commerce commission u
the transactions i,y which the New
Haven railroad system happened 70
be wrecked, suit was brought against
John i. Billiard the BLIZZARD company,
Charles $. Mellen and others, for the
restitution 60 stockholders # three
Of four million dollars that happened
10 be found in their hands
The suit was brought hy the New
Haven company under rs new man
agemeni. but 1t WAS supposed 70 he
analogous H. the federal court pro-
ceedings to compel officers and o.
feetars Of the Frisco 70 restore =
STOCKHOLDERS large profits made y
syndicate operations injurious 70 lhi
COMPANY
nut the naive explanation comet
from nosion TINT this IL only friend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

action to another. These structures
have about thirty-slx square yards Of
floor space about sixteen by twenty
feet. American measure. The walls
are straight; the floors are made Of
oak deals. There are two rooms fur
nished with willow chairs and other
portable articles. There is no kitchen,
but that follows with the kaiser's
baggage in a special automobile
which has everything needed in the
preparation of plain meals II also
carries 4 tent to accommodate twelve
persons. The cooking utensils and
supplies are all exactly measured for
space and weight, SO that the car Is
one OF the wonders of German mill
tary efficiency.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Taking No Risks.

"Ah," remarked the doctor, as he
examined the patients tongue and
felt his pulse I'm glad to lind You
SO much better this morning. OF
COURSE you followed my prescription
closely, eh?e
Indeed. | didn't, doctor, replied
the ex-invalid,
you didn't? And why not?'
because II | had | should have
broken my precious neck .
Broken your neck gasped the
man OF stethoscopes in amazement.
what are you talking about
I'm talking about your prescrip-
ton" sighed the patient 1T blew out
OF the window
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
st,ilooI. FRIENDS.

(Christian Hcrald.)
Comprehensive, choose them
carefully. This lesson comes near the
beginning Of the school year. What
crowd will you be identified with
Don't be a prig. but let II be under
stood that you do not like things that
are off color. that things which are
ungody. sinful, and which spring from
scorn Of what is pure and holy are
distAstefnl 10 YOU. Choose compan-
ions who will help you most Then
lie the kind Of person who will make
the choicest and most helpful COM
panion for others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

A man purchased some red flannel
shirts, guaranteed not @ shrink. He
reminded the salesman forcibly Of
the guarantee some weeks later
Have YOU had any difficulty with
theme ?" the latter asked.
"No." replied the customer only
the other morning my wife said @
me, John where did you set that
pink coral necklace
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
THE GRAND JURY.

The feeling against the abuses Of
of the United States. They have been
completely abolished IN twenty-four
states and are rarely called In several
others.
The chairman Of the crime COM
mission in Chicago asked the states
attorney to appoint an assistant tot
prosecute members OF the police
force who have been implicated IN
deals with plekpoekets. The states
attorney refused the request and asked
this tlresome question: "Why not
place the evidence directly before the
Grand jury
Tho public everywhere has lost con
fdence in the grand Jury, The time
was when II was regarded aH one Of
the buIwarks Of government but,
like some other time honored institu-
lions IL seems 10 have suffered abuse
and decay The viii Of the proseeut-
ing attorney has become paramount.
He tAf1 HNr6 hffU VIM 'N"'f Ff"'ff
20 TO the grand Jury and what shall
he nonsuited. He has Il In his power
10 present only one side Of the case
he can present only nnlmpofthnt
witnesses: he can suppress very ma.
teriai evidence.
In New Mexico men are indicted
when the district attorney Wishes to
have them Indicted and ~ often IS
he desires. should he belong 20 some
party clique he can allow the offend
ers allied to that clique 70 so free
by tile same token, he can punish
any enemy Of the clique II he 90 de-
sires, provided the judge on the bench
doesn't interfere. Evidences Of this
mlause Of the grand jury have been
brought to light wildly IN this state
during the past few years
We read In the Chicago newspapers
much on the subject Of the incffi-
cheney of grand IurIes, as shown by
The crime commission which Is trying
TO ferret out why there is 50 much
crime in that city.
Testlfying before that commission
municipal Judge said few days
ago
Grand inrieH are obsolete twenty
four states have abolished them.
Grand hries are subject to the VIII Of
the states attorney and during the
lart ak years assistant states attoi-
news have gone over caaes. and Sc
leeted those for the grand Jury and
noneuited others. | dont know that
this is going on now, but II has gone
on IN the past,
II know Of cases IN which only
unimportant Witnesses have been
brought before the grand Jury. While
in the Aame cases evidence Neemtu
completes al the time Of the prelim=
mary hearings Ia the municipal court
but the grand lnrl returned ne
bills
The states attorney Of Chicago
doesn't like these public iuvestisa-
tions lie SAYS they always hamper
criminal inquiries That may he. But
on the other hand, how many crim'
inal inquiries never would have taken
place had II not been for aroused
public opinion.
II looks now ae il the Chicago 'sSs'
tenn was due Tor an airing, not un'
ike that of New York that sent the
gunner 10 the electric chair and To-
day has Becker under sentence o.
death
Aroused puhie opinion not only
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

Instead Of occupying a purple tent
like the kings and emperers OF old,
the German emperor lives among his
troops in far palmer fashion, His
commanders are housed in much the
same way strong timber barracks
are the last word In field headquar-
tiers. and the kaiser has kept several
such buildings in constant use in his
rapid movements from enc center of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

While all this world trouble Is go
Ing on, a scientist has discovered an
Algerian cactus. the Juice Of which Il
four per cent sugar and sixty per
cent alcohol. What q plant for the
arid belt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Irnlnterestinr scandal.

I'm having q slow time here.
You ought 10 mix more with the
other guests. my dear. I'm sure they
are willing TO he friendly,
"Aw. what's the use Of listening 10
the scandals % lot % perfect strang'
ers Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Bits OF Huni0r


Nelf-~Why are YOU wearing such
thick veil. dear9 one can hardly rec
ugnlxe YOU through Il
Mae Well. % tell the truth, IN TINS
TRANSPARENT blouse I'm ashamed to
show my face Puck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

Since Colonel Ilarvey and the presl.
dent signed one Of those peace trea-
Ties. people In Washington have been
looking for wigwagging between the
state department and Champ Clark.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

The submarines have been making
ouitr i record for low down work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

4 lot Of people are more neutral
in politics than they are IN war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

No matter what you want it will
save You time and money II you use
he Journals want columns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-04
SLOW PROGRESS
UPWARD SHOWN
IN STOCK SALES
Trading in Small Volume, but
Considerable Change for
Better Is Shown on Pur-
cbaSeS of Certain Shares,
Isy soTHIna loOaril SPECIAL lrAsso wlesI


New York, June Slow progress
upward was made today i'm the stock
market Trading was in smaller vol
ume, ana the signs of reviving life
yesterday failed to show themselves
today The significant feature was
cessation at professional pressure and
irregular. had a good undertOne and
after moving back and forth within a
narrow range developed signs of real
strength toward the close.
New Haven x Lehigh Valley whose
weakness Yesterday disturbed the
whole list, made a better showing to-
day
London was on the selling side at
the outset but when the market be-
gan 60 show signs of strength the ar
btrage brokers reversed their POSI-
ton. Steel amalgamated. and Union
Pacific were bought freely for foreign
account about 10000 shares beins
taken
Speculative sentiment was chcered
hy f8yOring crop forecasts from pri-
rata sources as well as by the lm-
proved showing Of the railroads i'm
April returns as compared with the
preceding months.
Most at the speculative bonds We're
in good demand but i'm a few cases
heayincss developed. which gave the
market "a ragged appearance. Rock
Island cOllaterlls We're under pressure.
Several convertible issues. particular
ly AtchisOn and American Telephone,
rose slightly
Total s.toe mar ,-afup a. zoo 600
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-04
FOR SALE

100000 S-room frame, modern, 3
room frame; sleeping porch, mod,
ern, and broom house in rear an
furnished.
$4,2O000 Groom brick, stucco fin
ish, modern, corner lot. West Cop
per Ave.
81, 6O0-i-room frame, bath, sleeping
porch; w. Coal Ave. Close IN.
82,750-4-room new bungalow, mod
ern, hardwood floors sleeping
porch; easy terms II desired.
3,200-6-room bungalow, modern,
Highlands, close In.
$3,5O0-5-room frame. modern, hot
water heat can be made into B.
room house at little expense good
location In Highlands.
2,0O0-5-room frame, modern. good
outbuildings, lot 50Xl42: 4th ward
easy terms.
A. FILlEISCl8IIElR
III s. Fourth st.
Phone ga. Next tn POstOfflce
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Porf@rEieId Co.
FIRE TNSURANCE.--LOANS
ZIG wv. Gold
Good Lots CLhaan

on North Twelfth and Eleventh SITS,
"a prices ranging from 500 up 20
$l75 each These lots have fine soil
and the advantage of either acequia
or city water car service. electric
lights and county taxes They are
Just far enough removed from the
center of the city SO that YOU may
have little garden, breathe pure
ozone and he man Terms OF So
down and SIS a month, is an we ask
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-04
IFLaa2foEa & Co.
Real Estate and LoABE
21t w Gold
FOR RIsNT-Roons

N-oo~o-o-o-oGoe1 ---a.-sS.N.HIoo.ooo
North.
o '5i VI Wr1 c wo n.,gR furnished rooms
49, .upl-l a--uue
FOh kENT-0 one modern furnished iron
----l4 no SIGN le,1 aPhlg- eol ~ Eenr- p
FVF zen 1.-Two modern furnished house
Assplns rooms no SICK $50 N. Fourth
FOR REST e. Good modern Furnished
it.ns ~ '@'4o per week SV5 l-4 p"
~ az
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms f1r ueh
must heepinE' tN'tp Ihohe lV'bJ lla.
" y. ,nlral.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms Tor ugh
h2uAeNeepins' y" SICK nor children b0'
"esl 'ehlIai
fOh RENr-S rooms for light bousekcep
ing private lain .arge sleeping porch
pm iifs ilo1r. lNti w central
FOR RENT-Thrrc Furnished rooms fI
housekeeping electric light bath and teI
eHnene. Els lOll N1I-n flIsl street
FOK RENT Large. alty room on GROUND
floor running water Boa room. good lnct
uon newly furnished No sick 22t Wcs
g.,.
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BUsINEss CHANCES.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR KBNI-a and 4-room hats for light
housekeeping 404 - second
FOR RENT-3-room new fiat newly fur
uished modern. 220 s. Sixth, Inquire
savoy Hotel
FOR RENT-3-room flats modern. at 2i3
and 223 W Marquette. Inquire at Jl8
First Phone f25SW
FOR RENT furnished l. 2, ana o.
room apartments for light housekeeping
"rhe Englcwood" strong block Second ana
Copper.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. June Black rust ln-
creasing northwdrd in oklahoma ana
into Kansas added to wheat strength
caused today by adverse crop reports
from many parts of Europe Prices
closed firm. kMh to 7s above las'
night Corn finished q a ~ TO IS up,
oats unchanged to q a x higher anu
provisions at a ret advance OF 10 ~.
Direct export sales mentioned as
having taken place at MINNEAPOLIS
served Co emphasize cable reports OF
undesirable conditions for wheat
growth not only in southwestern RUS
fla. I'm Roumania and Hungary, Dul
ALSO in southern Italy noIlheIH
France and in Germany
From am Of the regions named
there were advices that the "utlook
was for shortage as compared WIN
what had previously been the prospect
The result was tnal from the start
the market with one brief exception
averaged we'll ABOVE last nights IcNti
Good eastern demand for cash CORN
had Il hullish effect con- corn FUTURES
hgre. Country accepanccs 81 pids
were comparatively light and TINS ray
offset the influence Of Argentine ol
fer. being more free at the seap"ai "a.
oats reelected the strength ol olhel
grain and also responded 10 com
paints of lack of rain ia southern lll,
n4is Longs. however were dlsp"9'U
10 realize profits on the hard spots
Provisions shorts rushed 20 cover
owing to hos receipts being Wuch a.
numerous than expected. some ol Wy
principal holders were adding TO lheli
Ffn4e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

s~~--~s-~-~-~s~-~~e~-~-~ -o-~~r-e-@-~-~@~~~~0N~-
WANTED Responsible couple with good
references want furnished honse for the
summer or longer Must be modern and
FIRST lu cvcrl respect Address j. q
H.. care journal
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HELP WANTED.
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Male

HELP WANTED.
~~-o~~~~~~-~-o-~~~-~-~-~-~-~
Male.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
wsnted.carpeaters. 81 day. ana isborcrs
81 20 f225 day good waitress, woman
cook Phone 1884,
WANTED-For sanitarium out " city. man
ami wife as cook and helper $1,000 Wait
ress $50 Room and board included See
Mr. Akers at sh9rie.s sanitarum
WANTED ON ranch man between 5a
and As years to do common cooking and
make himself useful around place Wages
$50 and board Address Box 75. Houclt ArIz
Female.
WANTED UouscIscoper private family
wages $1,000 and board and room. SEQ
Mr. Akers sh.ules sanitarium
WANTED-A girl that is good cook and
can do general Homework lf sou can d
cosk don't apply Apply eta South Walter
MANTED-Positions.
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WANTED Gosorucss WANTS position Hgu
school subjects Excellent references Bus
60. journal
NASH u- -ituatiaH .Ht- eaHereutrd huuae.
keeper and nurse Willing to $50 to Cali.
t9rnia ur travel tDiercuecs T. IT, journal
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illfs IAN W'I equipped ethical Single
80 being particularly dfsif"us OF learn.
hs r"h' ers1li"naI Spanish. would tHfc Nnt
position wherein his qualifications would he
81 use providing dails contact with essen
Tails a Spanish speaking business environ
ment be offered Remuneration secondary
Address BaN no. journal
D-Miscellancous
'----N----~
- ~ ~ cream o''lou rags at the J'uI
" an I'D j. l'7l CLASS painting ana uec'
IaIluB Work NJ WHO. fhuht wv.
WANTED-We buy old gold and silver
feWelry Benurtrs 1I5 s. Second
"a pf5f-, - IN, --7S-1. sr-7,---- s,--g-
az, ~ - 80
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roR RENr-nMeIIIng-.
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North

FOR RliNf-DWeilings
----~-@~r<--s-T-$7-~---~-
North
ron RENT Modern Groom furnished
house COB North Second.
FOR RENT 5.room house. modern con.
yeneuces 9i9 North Fourth
I FOH RENT-One modern fve-room cot
tage. $500. Apply First Savings Bank
trust go
/ FOR RENr -5-room brick modern large
: shady lawn mo- siCk close in zoe West
Roma Phone l262J
FOR REST FNe-rDom modern nat With
sleeping porchcs barn n desired MIS- o.
Dntls o2t North SECOND.
FOR RENT From June ist. 1918 North
Fourth street. modern 4-room brick cot
taBe, sleeping porch. shade range limo
Ioum. shades. porch swing water paid rent
$40. with garage f2l 60 Inquire Mrs Till
ton Bqgh. 4li South Third. or Bruno Dleck
mann.
FOR RENT 3-room house and uath mod
ern gas and steel range wei and com.
pietely furnished screened porches 40s South
E1lItn INQUIRE a04la West Central room ID
Highlands
FOR RENT rcnt cottage. furnished zoos
South Walter
i''AH AhAaaH % riNNlNlH ANfNAHuHN bungalow
Apply la1 South walter
FuR RENT Nn9 5-ropm FURNISHED luug-
allow now and modern 1898 Ediu
FOR RENT sew small house 5 rooms ana
sleeping porch. partly furnished $40 GlG
East Lead
IOIt tEN1 Double house six rHoms ana
bath Furnished flf either side son South
hruo Phsne 1891
FOH RENI and Groom tant houses. flr.
nIshsd cheap for summer Apply 500
South Wailer lrct
F0K HENT NV tbroe room muIsbed
cottage glassed 900 sleeping raam largo
rh9na las9H
General
IlH HEAr .Three-fnam Furnished h.lae
0.ta sleeping porch. hul and cold water
80 $50 per month cull at f1s South Wt+rrr.
non RENT Furnished house Tor short
tue uo uDh four rooms and sleeping
porch Address o. % Loosely General Do
--
ron RINT-Iiooms With Board.
FGE JEN -IIlom With board MIS- 1al
f south Arno
rlH RENT Board aud rooms. rate 800
per day tI broadway
F0E RENT Room. HeepldF porch and
board .n private tmnlly fhone io6eW
NOR Rent Cloud table board and nicely
furnished rooms Apply 2l0 South waiter
BOARD and room with sleeping porch Sick
taken Rates 500 per day 6ii South
Arua street
FOR RENI Room Wlth bound n private
fam.Ir bath on car limo 81 3a per week.
Wcs Sow YORK avenue
EXCELLENT 60aid and good rooms with
sleeping purchcH Everything modern Lots
suade trees N.as pooiey llso y SECOND
FOR RENT-Rolms or cottages pIth board
ut Mrs Reeds sln.farium Tor Gonzales
cents Home milk cream. eggs. fruits aud
flowers Lockhnrt Ranch. Phone 1893.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous.
-~-~-0o-~.~~~-N~~-~-~-~- ~~~~-~~~->~~~-~~~-~-~-
FOR sALE-cedar posts. Phone i6t2W
FOR SALE oliver typewriter like new
a5 sal West cold Ave Tel ma
FOR sALE-Isli Model Indian motorcycle.
cheap Sec 81 % springer 9Id Town
ron SALE ..uterhIe Res auto. fair
condition tNU NuttH Eleventh street
ftane 1901
FOR SAID -Fmc lareo eaaaeberrics l0|
cents per pound. delivered Hux 3. An.
nuaueroue N
FOR SALE Complete r. course rain
way matt service bound faLdmes and
maps cheap D. D. Daus ala Narlh Third
street
FOR SALE HORSE. buggy harness and sad
die Horse is we'll bred $ years old per
recty safe aud sound. y j Strong, strong
Book store
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Nrw YoRK MErAL MARNETs.

New York. June s.-Copper duli
eno, ind August $4,000 l4.OO.
Tin firm spot. $4,000 5000.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas city june 3.-Cattle-ke-
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ST. LOUIS LEAD AND sPELTi1H.

St Louis, June 8-Lead quiet SS.S'
= Ngis: spelter Gull, S49l p.
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CHINO COPPER.
MONEY MARKET.

New york. june Chino. 4l1s.