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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

BOT.rLERs.
Crystal Bottle Works, Tango Cola.
1929 E. Cary. Mad 1879.
BUGGY Tor TRIMMINGS.
g. w B. Crawford. 1909 H. Main.
BUILDING MATERIALS AND
Bossieux- Bemiss Co. SOS American
National Bank. Mad see.
81 J. 8. Archer. eos Old Dominion Trust
Building. Ran. 2l6.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Hay and West. 3o6 N. sth. Mad ssss.
CARPET CLEANING.
New York Carpet Cleaning and Re-
modelling CO., zooi =. Franklin. Ran.
20S6.
CATERERS.
Geo. A. Harris. 500 N. Henry. Ran.
CIGARS. TOBACCO. soDAs.
w. d. ELAN Co. inc 1899 f. Main
Mad. 1891.
CLEANERS, OVERS, PREssERs AND
REPAIRERs.
The Capitol city Dyeing and Clean
Manchester steam Cleaning and Dye
Works. Ran. zs3. 1919 Hull Street.
S, II. Green's Dye Works. ss12 st
Howard's French Dry Cleaning Co +.
sls W. Bread; Ran sses; y r.,,.r.o,
Layne Cleaning and Pressing Club,
11s N. 9Th. Ran. soar.
cLERGYMEN twAate,.
REV. Philip A. Arthur. so4 W. Main
Mad. s4s-w.
CLERGYMEy tCelered,,
Rev. ]. A. Bowler, 1i2 z. Leigh. Ran.
Rev. H. R. williams. $40 N. sist
Ran. 4z3s.
CL0THIERs.
o. II. Berry a Co., 1917 e. Main
Burk 4 Co. SOC e Main. Mad saas
Globe Clothing Co. srs Z. Broad
Kirk-Parrish Co. ear e. Broad.
Murray's. Inc. SIT e. Broad. Ran.
woodan a ouarlss. Inc. e. Broad
The Young Meme shop. 7is e. Broad
Mad. 7is3.
COAL AND wooD.
San'i H. Cottreii & Son, 11o3 W.
Marshall Mad TT.
c: II: Hagan Son. 1900 e. Broad.
Tyler q Ryan. 1901 w. Cary. Mad.
1878.
COFFEE. TEAS AND SUGAR.
Great Atlantic a. Pacific Tea Co, eos
f.. Broad, l723 n. Main. Mad. ISL.
COLD STORAGE.
Richmond Cold Storage Co. 18th.
COLLECTIONS.
Merchants Collecting and Adj Co.
American Nat. Bank Bldg. Ran. as46.
CONFECTIONERY.
Coles. 400 q. Broad. Mad. ssTs.
CONTRACTORS.
w. 8. Barnett. els Ia N. sth. Mad.
f7ss.
McAughey a Van Doren. soc Com
mcnweaith Bank. Mad. 1871.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

less breaking OF a rough Atlantic over
the rocky needles of her western
coast has retarded the development
OF commercial harbors there. Lin.
erick. upon the river Shannon. gives
ireland an important Atlantic harbor.
while Queenstown 10 an outlet In the
south and Londonderry In the north.
with it's more than $500 miles OF
coast line and its we'll developed har-
bors all along the way. the United
Kingdom presents q problem OF ex-
treme difilculty to any power intend
ing to maintain blockade against It"
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AccouNrANrs AND AUDITORS.

ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
Accountants Co. sos Times Dispatch
Bldg Mad. 60fe.
William Buchanan. Certified Acct
chss G r. audn mia s sS' travellers bldg.
$50 Southern Aud.t Co, s1f Chamber Of
Commerce. Mad. SCI
ANTIQUES.
l. ~ Arnail q Son. 1877 W Broad
JK Beard. rs w. Main. Mad. sso7-
APARTMENTS.
rhe r.hesterfieId, 900 w. Broad. Mad.
'' cr.sham Court Apartments. Gresham
Court Ran. ss2
Hanover Apartments. 100 W. Frank
n svonroe Terrace apartments. Laurel
AID Franklin. Ran. 53s9-J.
ARCHITECTS.
=. wiley Anderson. sz0 e. Main.
McMschaei d Cain. Church Architects.
1A8 Lyric Bldg. Mad. e5ss.
Chas- ~. Robinson. Inc. sos Times
Dispatch Bldg. Mad. 6e1b.
G. Ruehrmund. II N. 18th. Ran. SOC.
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS.
Southern Asbestos Manufacturing
Co. Is Governor. Ran. 1873.
ARTEsIAN WELLS AND WATER
SUPPLY CONTRACTORS.
sydnor Pump and Well Co. Inc.
faio r. Main Mad. 1899.
ASSOCIATIONS.
Female Humane Association. 7os
u Leigh. Mad. 2sss
National ideal Benefit Society. SGT N.
7. W. G. A.. 9 N. 5th. Gen. Sec. Mad
Ing Home. los W. Cary, Ran. l5s5.
Come over Lunch Room. 2t0s e. Main.
Rest Room. 1901 E. Main. Ran. 1877
RANKS. BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Planters National Bank. Twelfth
Randolph ITO.
AUCTTONEERs.
The Valentine Auction Co., SIS e.
Byrd Mad. 1905.
AUTOMOBILES, REPAIRS. SUPPLIES.
Aisop Motor Co.. 1898 w. Broad. Ran
ckemi Company. saa E. Main. Ran.
Commonwealth Motor Co. Inc. is47
w Broad. Ran. 1858.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS. PAINTING.
sUPPLrEs.
Calls Auto Painting Co. 1897 W.
Broad. Ran. so4s.
AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.
c. b. Norveii, ala N. Foushee- Mad.
BAKERS.
ciayke's Bakery. 473 la N. sth, t9oe
z. Main. Ran. f461-l<5s.
baskets. WILLOW FURNITURE.
REPAIRS
Basket and Rattan Works. soT H.
Marshall Ran. TAT.
BONDING.
American surety Co. of ~ r.. &ls
Travellers Bldg. Mad. arse.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.
J. II. Quarias. 4os N, I'd. Mad. 1850.
BfCYCLEs. REPAiRs AND
A. p Gentry. SOS W. Broad. Ran
sos1.
MAJ asl4.
nook BINDERS
Spgs- and Snidsr. Governor and
Franktin Mad. 1883
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MANY GERMANS SETTLED.
IN LUBL|h DISTRICT
Land Very Fertile and Agricultural
lnterests Are LArge-Transpor-
tasion, However, Is Poor.

Washington. d. c., ~Jrly 1T.-The
Russian government of Lcbiin. where
the onward rush Of Teutonic invasion
was first arrested by the Muscovites,
10 described in a statement issccd to-
day by the National Geographic So
ciety:
{ The region where the Austro-Ger
man forces were brought to a halt In
their campaign in Southern Poland
by. the hrst determined Russian stand
Ii OF the nature OF an elevated pia-
teau. secured here and there deeply by
rivers. and heavily wooded with for
ests OF oak. beech and pine. In belts,
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c0oPERs.
Mayo q CO., 1872 y. Car.

C0oPERs.
Mayo q Co.. 1922 =. Cary. Mad, 1879
H. Metsger's Sons, IL 18th. Mad. $40
CORSET MANUFACTURERS.
spirsiis Corset shop. AT e. Grace
DENTISTS.
RAJ. rou ssss' O. hooklsr' III . Grace
Union Dentists. so7 =. Broad. Mad
DENTAL sUPPLIEs.
vose Dental Co.. Inc, sos y. Main
Ran. 2120.
DRUGGISTS.
J. M. Blanks, ff0f w. Cary, Boule-
ward and Broad. Mad. eef0. Ran. 323
Cannon's Pharmacy. 1900 W. Main
Mad. sss2; Ran. s2te.
r: ". entity. 81 $. Allen Ave. Ran
W. W. Friend. 1901 Hull Mad. s4ss.
Mad ssis.
r: ". Haseman. 18th and Broad
r. 4. Harrison.s Pharmacy. ,sth and
Broad. Ran. ssos. Night: Mad. 7s4s.
w. Scott Hunt, Allen Ave. and Broad
powsrs-Tayior Drug Co. 1911 8
18th Ran: zsas-4st1-sios. :, 49,.
Sad. ss-ssso.
Richmond Pharmacy. sol e. Main.
Mad se27.
Vaughan Robertson Drug Co, 1896
1900 e. Main Ran. sio-sso-sSI- $50,
DRAUGRrING AND BLUE PRINTS.
The Childrey Co. Va. Hy. and Power
Bldg. Mad. sra.
r. r. Sunday. . N 18th. Mad. 7si.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Godsey q Fry. ?ls 3. Cary. Mad, 1850
Lyons 3 Williams. s2s f. Main
Martin = Meyers. sos E. Main. Ran.
winston Electrical Construction Co,
IL n. fth. Mad. MS.
ELECTROrYPERs.
Richmond Type and Eiectrotyps
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Martin q Co. sIs e. Broad Ran.
va. Bus Exchange, sis N. I'd. vir-
ginia's Select Emp. Agency. Mad. is46.
ENGINEERs.
r. w. Scarborough fConsulting), sfo
Travellers Bldg. Ran. 37s2.
EXPRESS 4 TRANSFER COMPANIES.
w. @. Cosby. sos N 9th. Ran. ss7-s.
W. A. Jackson. 1900 N. goth. Mad tss.
ExTDRMlNAToRs. -.
Otto Orkin. Rats. Mice. vermin Exter-
minators. American Natl. Bank. Ran.
sfaA.
FERTTLrxERs.
Richmond Guano Co., Travellers Bldg
Ran. 7as-kad- 17s<.
FLORISTS.
J. d. Hooper. 1891 Roane. Cor eth
and Broad Mad. 1044
Frank Mosmiiler, lis e. Main. Ran.
s0o-M Mad. his.
FRUITS AND FANCY FRUITS.
@. c. Unger, 1919 E. Cary. i7o7 r.
Main. Ran 2{7-3lss
o. D. Howard q Co. Inc. 1914 H.
Cary. Mad. eo4.
w. G. Crenshaw 4 Co. 1894 e. Cary.
Mad ssS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
SAYS CITY OWED HIM
QUARTER SINCE 1887

Newark. N. j.. July lin letter
received by Mayor Raymond today.
George Faber. of Pittsburg. says the
city Of Newark owes him rs cents,
borrowed in 1887. with interest. The
writer enclosed certificate signed by
Abram BEACH. who was city clerk in
1897. and bysJames Keene. the then
city treasurer.
Mayor Raymond turned the letter
over to City Treasurer Elmer A. Day.
who said he would inform Mr.. Faper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
HANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE
Randolph nh%"'
RooFl.lrINa.

williams Slate Roofing Co.. Mutual
Bldg. Mad. 1e2.
SAFES. VAULTS. LOCKS.
Barnes Safe and Vault Co. ~ n
SAND AND GRAVEL.
Mercer q Miller. SIS American Ms
tionai Bank. Mad. f434
SEEDS.
King Seed and Implement Corp, III
s. 18th Mad. 9sf
SKIRT wAvUFAcTFREns.
BALTIC Skirt Mfg. Co. 42f w. Mar
shall. Mad. 370s.
SODA FOUNTAINS AND SUPPLIES.
Christie Mfg. Co. Inc. f2t Virginia.
Randolph 63I.
G. b. Hatch & Co. IA IL p. Mar
shall. Ran. ss77.
SOFT DRINK RorTLERs.
Coca-coia Bottling Works. ss5 r.
4th. Mad. 374S.
sTATroNERs.
Virginia Stationery Co. Inc. Pts r..
Main. Mad. 7455. Ran. 2127.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
John c. Williams Co, 1913 y.
Main. Mad. SIS.
SURGICAL INsTRUMENTs AND HOS
PITAL SUPPLIES.
Powers & Anderson soa f. Main.
Mad 1898.
TALKING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES
Mad. 1927.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING GOODS.
H. w Rountree Trunk and Bag Co.
313-703-1401 F.. Broad. Mad, 51s3,
Ran. Soi2, Mad. 5ss
TRUST COMPANIES.
Old Dominion Trust Co. Inc. eth
and Main. Ran. 1859.
Virginia Trust Co, Travellers Bldg.
Mad. s34S.
UpHoLsTERERs.
l.. II. Noble, 24I1 Jefferson Ave.
Ran. 1907.
WALL PAPER.
r. r. Brauer. los NJ sth Ran. 1899.
y. T Huntington. 5oi y. 2sth. Ran.
John whelton, 51s w. Broad Ran.
WASTE MATERIALS.
F. Fl. Mott, 800 Brook Ave. Mad.
WATCHES, JEwELRY. OFFICIAL
Iahnke Bros. s12 e. Main. Ran.
22o7.
WATERS f,Iinerai. sprsng and Tablet
Miss L. M. Krouse. Agt. Broad Rock.
Fonticeflo waters. N. 9Th. Ran.
4777-4TT5.
WINDOW. OFFICE AND HOUSE
CLEANING tCOLOREDb.
William NJ. Johnson. 1909 ~. LIST
Ran 3i20.
WINDOW. OFFICE AND HOUSE
CLEANING twHTTED.
Richmond Window Cleaning Co. 193
N sth. Mad. 2I4.
WIRE AND WIRE WORKERS.
Joseph Yurachek. AIT w. Broad.
Ran. 25S.
WOODEN Rox MANUFAcruREns.
David NJ; Lea Co. 1918 e. Main.
Ran. sss. s55.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
YOU

will profit by getting in touch with our
Mr.. Berry. phone Randolph a22. II You
are not already listed here.
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that he Is ready to pay the principal
and interest for the life of the bond,
part of a 100000 loan obtained by
the city in 1887. and payable in twenty
years. apparently.
Except for the date of payment,
which is somewhat blurred. the certi-
ficate can be easily read. Is is as fol-
lows:
This Is TO certify that there Is due
to the bearer from the Mayor and
Common Council of the city OF New
ark the sum of 25 cents. bearing In
terest at the rate OF per cent per
annum. payable June l. 1857. being
part of loan of $4,000 authorized
by an ordinance passed May ., 1897"
"Iet Co.
l find that ! can write all day with
out pain in my fingers il I hold the
pen loosely II / should grasp III
tightly, 1t would be only few hours
before. che strain made Hriesmg asnsass
impossible.
DO we not often hold too tight
rein on ourselves and our families for
comfort? Habit has made us ''bossy'
and domineering. When a member Of
the family goes, we want to know
where ne Is going and how long he
intends to be gone: we keep a string
on him and are ready to drag him
home that we may feel that all are
sheltered and under our watchfut
eyes.
This Is selfish care. 1t fences the
individual IN. 1t hampers him and
makes his field of pleasure and acc
tivity cramped and rasping.
When one knows that another II
trustworthy why hold SO tight rein
Some OF us have gotten into the habit
of REFRESHING and suppressing our
selves for the sake OF peace and the
absence OF anxiety Freedom Ii nee
essary for the development OF indi-s
viduality and the best that IL in each
one of us. The Gagged bird never sings
so joyously as the bird In the Held
or forests Shirley. In Farm Life
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J. d. Hooper. 1891 Roane. Cor eth
and Broad Mad. 1044
Frank Mosmiiler. lis e. Main. Ran.
500 Mad. Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-07
LrGAL NOTICE.

IN the District Court Of the County Of
Bernaiilo. State Of New Mexico.
No. 1915.
Bertha Love and A. J, Love, Plaintiffs. VS..
John Fcttls. Leon Antoine, the unknown
heirs Of John Fettls. the unknown heirs
Of Leon Antoine; and all unknown claim
ants of interests In the premises de-
scribed tn plaintiffs complaint adverse
10 the plaintiff Defendants
Notice rs hereby given that the above
named plaintiffs have filed their suit
against the above named defendants In the
above-named court. that the object 81 said
suit is to establish the title of plaintiffs In
and to the following real estate situate IN
the county Of Bernaillo stale of New
Mexico to-wlt; Lots two 90 ana three ga
Of block II VI the Eastern Addition 10 the
city Of Albuquerque. as the sumo are
known ana designated on the amended aud
supptementhl map Of said addition made
by Martin Happ g. H.. and flied IN tho Of
flee Of tho probate clerk and cx-0ffieiu fc-
corder Of said county on the 2fth day OF
October. 1888 and 70 establish and quiet
the title of said plaintiffs IN and 70 SAID
real estate az against the adverse claims
of sald defendants aud each " them. You
are further notified thnt unless you enter
your appearance IN said cause on or be-
fore the 18th day II February 1915. iuda-
;nent VIII he rendered ia said cause against
you by default You are further notified
that the name of plaintiffs attorney iH a.
- McMlllen and that his p0atptiec address
is Albuquerque. New Mexico
fgral Of District Comtl clerk u sald Court
ny TilOs. IS, y. MADplsoA' pepuiy'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-07
TEstiNI NUTTtTFS,
S~sN~~~~N-~-~.N~@NSN ~.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Last VIII mud Testament Of Noel Z, Ste
vens Deceased
To Mabel stevens Hlmoe. executrx. Han
nah y. Stevens, Roland II Stevens, Edith
Stevens Frost ana 10 all whom It may
concern
You are hereby notified that The alleged
last viii and testament of Noel e. stevens
deceased. late 81 the county Of Bernalillo
ana state Of New Mexico. was produced
and read In the probate court Of the county
Of Bcrnalllo state of New Mexico. on the
fth day OF January, 1915, aud the day Of
the proving Of said alleged last VIII and
testament was theroupun fixed for Tuesday,
the 9th day Of February, a u. 1915, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day
Given under tny hand and the seal "
this court this flh day of January, a. -
1915. a, Il. WALKER
tSnnl1 County clerk
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FOR SALE

$3,S0O-5-room modern bungalow
fireplace, sleeping porch; and j.
room bungalow on the rear OF lot.
A bargain. Fourth ward.
$2,SO0-5-room modern frame, corner
lot, and 3-room cottage on same lot.
Highlands, on ear line.
$4,000 - 7-room brick. modern, lot
75x142; good location, Highlands.
$1,000 cash. balance 5 per cent.
81, 000-New 4-room modern bunga-
low Fourth ward.
SO, 200-6-room brick, modern; Fourth
ward, on car line.
3000-5-room, pebble-dash bunga-
low; modern, fireplace, new; terms
If desired.
$2,750-5-room brick: modern, large
basement, corner lot, good location
In Highlands; easy terms.
A. lFLEGSClHIER
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-07
STOCK EXCHANGE
MAKES PROGRESS,
THOUGH SLOWLY
Canadian Pacific, Southern
Pacific and ST. Paul Show
HeavineSS; Bethlehem Steel
Leads Industrial Shares,
t.y aosaso JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrss,


New York, Jan. 6.-The local stock
market again proved its independence
today by making further, though UNI
even, progress towards betterment, re-
CARELESS of the London market, where
the American list evinced greater
heaviness. Canadian Pacific, South
ern Pacific and st. Paul were the
most backward features of the for
eign market, but Pennsylvania and
New York Central also manifested
selling pressure.
Initial dealings here had all Of their
recent irregularity, with an abrupt 1e-
cline in the first hour, early reports
of the subway accident causing an all
around break in Interborough issues.
Gould stocks later exhibited renewed
weakness; Missouri Pacific, Denver X
Rio Grande, preferred, and St Louis
Southwestern falling to- low record.
Among the specialties, Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical, preferred, declined 10
points to its minimum price Of so with
three point gain for the common
stock.
Bethlehem Steel led the industrial
division. the stock for the first time
in many years passing the current
quotation for United States Steel. The
latter was again offered for European
interests, according to'report, but held
steady throughout A majority OF
the days gains were in securities OF
secondary Importance, the list closing
with moderate firmness, after a fur
Their irregular decline.
Light was thrown on the recent
transfer Of $2.OOO,OOO gold from the
assay office by the announcement
that the metal had been deposited at
one of the leading national banks to
the credit Of the Bank of France.
Bonds were irregular with wide de-
clines in some vulnerable issues. To-
tai sales, par value, aggregated ST.
$685. 900.
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. 6.-Mercantlle pa
per, 464h per cent.
Bar silver, 4S&c.
Mexican dollars, SIC.
Government bonds steady. Rail
road bonds irregular.
Time loans dull. Sixty and ninety
days, @3% per cent; six months,
81 "A per cent.
Cali money steady. High. 2% per
cent; low, 21s per cent; ruling rate,
az per cent; last loan, "a per cent.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Kansas city, Jan. 6.--Cattle--Ife-
ceipts, 1000 Market steady Prime
fed steers. $500 a 9.75; western
steers. sI00@S75; calves, $G.OOg
1925
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market
steady. Lambs, 5000 1885, yearlngs.
f6.60@T50,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-07
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. Jan, 6.--Belief prevailed
today with a majority of wheat trad
ers that at least temporary reaction
was due after the sudden big advance
during the last few days. Accordingly,
the market averaged decidedly lower
than for the preceding session, and
although unsettled at the final finish,
closed Bc to1 * q 14c under last
night. other leading staples, too. all
showed a setback-corn, q a sc to
5sc; oats, x c, and provisions, u to
171ac.
Desire to realize on holdings rather
than to undertake fresh commit
ments at present was evident from
the outset in the wheat pit. Exen ex-
porters were said TO be reseIling in q
limited way where a good profit was
to be had at once, and there was diff
ficulty in obtaining immediate ocean
freight room.
Numerous rallies took place in the
wheat market but quotations here at
no time succeeded in equalling yestcr-
days top level. As rule, country
dealers and farmers remained stead
fast in demanding higher prices and
millers were active buyers, but the ag-
gregate amount taken by foreigners
anywhere in the United states today
was said not to exceed 500, 900 bushels.
Corn acted heavy in sympathy with
wheat. Shipping sales were not Of
encouraging volume, and there were
larger rural offerings.
Oats merely reflected the course of
other cereals. The bulk of the trade
was local.
Provisions sagged, influenced by
grain and hogs. Packers led the SELL
ing.
Closing prices:
Wheat-May, $1.S6; July $1.22%,
Corn-May, 75%c; July, 76bc.
Oats-May, sac; July, 52Ac
Pork-Jan., $500; May, $19.42.
Tard-Iau @I0 At. Nav $40 OF
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NEW YORK METALS.

New York, Jan, 6.-Tin quiet. Five
ton lots, $S3OOQ34OO; twenty-five
ton lots offered at $34
Copper firm electrolytic, $4,000
1850; casting, $t2.75@tS.25.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-07

Chicago Jan G.-Cattie Receipts,
~, 900 MARKET SLOW Native steers
k6.b0g9e0i western steers $500
1866 calves 1880 1925.
Sheep Heeeipts 2l,0e0 Markfi
weak sheep s6s0at7b lambs So
laMllh.
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

London, Jan. 1.-THE American 1e-
partment of the stock exchange was
steady with dealings principally in
United States steel Canadian Pacific,
Atchisoh and Union Pacific shares
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-07

Denver JsA i f'Miif lieeelpia
900 AaFhal hignfr heei slfffs
ARtN4FGpi eQNa ana heifeH lhNN4
.fft Haeher Wi fffNffH thfN4
fsal alfe 3keHN lpAN
aheep heHIRa aRq Aalh@
100 Hfa.Uis llNN Hafh e
fafNl AaN lR'fHllg
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VIEW YORK LEAD AND sPELTER.

New York, Jan. 6.-Lead quiet, S.
75@3S5.
Spelter steady, $5.S0@5.9O.
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ST. LOUIS LEAD AND spELTER.

st. Louis, Jan. 6. - Lead higher,
$685. @S.65
spelter higher $5.55@5.G5.
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TYPEWRITERS.
CARR SIGNS EnR SALE

The Journal now mas n fun assortment
~ Card Signs on hand. You can certainly
find what you want la the following list
Furnished Rooms For Rent" "Unfurnsh
ed Rooms For Rent" "For Rent" For
Sale" Rooms For Rent" FURNISHED Rooms
For Light Housekeeping Room and
Board" liable Board" "ilouse For Sale"
House For Rent" plain Sewing" Dress.
making" The cards will be sod at the Low
price Of 10 cents each. Cal. IT tina business
office
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ron SALE lnfc % Albuquerque blg
money maker. pafins 40 per cent ui
lhe Investment Wrlfo ~ ~ Boa 298, aud
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WANTED Clean cotton rags at the Jour.
nal office
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ron sALE--Ranches.

FOR sALE-iarge fruit and stock ranch,
or will trade for income property For
further information write 30A care journal
HOH SALE 0ur-acrc ranch 81 Peiafitn.
good adobe house and chicken yard an
cultivated part in hult and Alfalfa.
$3.50 90, 5000 caah. balance $1,000 per
month. + r. Mccunua, ground floor State
National bank bldg