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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-09-29

Circuit Court will meet for the
first time in the new court house
next Monday, though the building
is still incomplete.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.
STATE SENATOR

STOCKARD-Wea are authorized to announce
r. L. Stockard as a candidate for State Senator
to represent the Twenty-sxth Senatorial Dis
trict,composed 0fthe counties Of Benton, Deca-
tur, Hardeman, Hardin and McNairy, in the
next General Assembly of Tennessee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-09-29

Parties desiring to sell farms
should consult the Benton County
Realty Company
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-09-29

M ILLUSTRATES WARRANTS. Executions,
Ul and state Warrants for sale vt THHCHMo3us
1CIst oiilce. Other blanks printed to 0gdSet Il
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-09-29

The Chronicle will accept stove
subscriptiUn,-
The sun., 1916-03-05
CLUB PLANS BIG MATCH.
Long Island Kennel club VII,
Hold Open show ON Friday,

The Long Island Kennel Club vii
hold an open match show at Bry y,n'
Han sixth avenue and Forty -secont
street. on Friday evening. March 10
Literal class. 'icat!on has been provide,
i"r AL breeds and In every var ety
n'uIdsomc specials which are to be wui
outright nave teen donated
Tn' personnel OF the judging stan
COMPARES favorabl! with any at tn,
big shows. and as several " them ar,
making their first appearance in som.
time a big entry is looked for. JudK.u,
starts "A: o'clock Those who hay,
failed To enter by the night OF the show
cin make pos, entries. The Judges
Mrs. SIlas II. Axtell. New York city
chows: Mrs. c. X, Mccain. New York
city. pekingese and English toy span.
iels Dr Norman r Harris Chelsea
Mass, Boston terriers; Adoiph Roth,r
lrvngton. " Y. French bulldogs Ar.
thur iierzneld. New York city. bull
dogr l. Tullly. New York city, co!lies
Reulen Clarke New York cit!. poodlcs
ioncrauians. Japanese spaniels, toy
poodlcs and yorksh!res William r
L!N,seN, Caldwell. y. j.. Airedales. bull
terriers. FOX terriers. Irish terriers and
scottish terriers - Muss Arnolt. Tuck
Hhce. y. Y. =: BcrnardS, Grea; Danes
Russian wO.fAuunds, POINTERS settlers,
cocker >''tEicl>, b-ag!es. dachshunds
German sh cptors, palmatians, Mates.
terriers and liruss"l- grlffons: Mrs.
e. Il Mccain, .. Nuss Arnolt. William
IiF's'}. miscellaneous. members, local
and uN,lts- t'l,d glr,ials
The sun., 1916-03-05
RUSHTON DOGS TAKE
ALL QUAKER SPECIALS
American HrrdS Make Great
Record in Years Work AT
Speciality Club.

To wu every trophy throughout a
year offered 10y IA speciality club is a
feat tnlf has never been heard OF until
Harry Rushton Of Asbury Park. y j.
accounted for every trophy offered
through the Philadelphia Bulldog Club
during 1915 A remarkable part OF this
=. that al ~ the dogs which made these
wins fo' HIM were American br.ds and
bred ~ their owner. II Is a record
that will stand Cor some time and shows
that American breds can row success
fullr romnt'e against imported dogs and
tNat breeder has as much chance TO
win th"s- trophies az the man who I'M
ports "a c',mr on ~ q big figure
Here j. q complete list of the trophies
AND their winners.
A.v II. S'"war, 'rrphy for the hest dog
tur..', y y sod '-up'.f '.~ test ur-
posi'r s"N--Nnu hy th Princess Morlow
anu Wnodcr,it Abb amt Wnui,-t;i
M"d' - Nuuhcrafi iitr'h,,s.
pr,r i", Won ls N Wooarrat, Model
i T.. u 'rraN trophy for best American
bred bnch Won hs On. l'rinc,s- N-row
Wondcrar hh'r",- tuI Woo lnraf; N,i"',s-.
ny "wucr Won NV 'h. Wroi,raf Model
l'"' Tskr trophy for bas' tcam-W"n by
WOOD idr k"ua, - team
Isu"s \ Buchanan trophy for hes, bitch
hrcd by own"r--won by wuodcrafr Athess
Rob, IT Baushiiker trophy for be dog
puppy-Won by woodcraf, Motto. Wood.
craft Merlin. woodcraf Merit and Wood.
craft Mayor.
Frank X P1.rson. Jr. trophy for best
and Woodcrat Distress.
Thomas Conner trophy for bas, brace
Won BY WoodcraN Kennel~ brace.
The sun., 1916-03-05
MRS. HERBERT POPULAR JUDGE
Record Entry Grccts Her when
She AAsuncs Judicial Role.

Whenever Mrs. Caroline Herbert @.
London. the International authority on
pekingese, is slated TO Judge a record
entry will be found entered. Several
weeks ago Mrs. Herbert came from Eng
land to Judge the annual show Of the
Iekingese Club OF America and the entry
that greeted her was far ahead OF any
previous entry known here On Friday
afternoon the Toy Doc Club selected
Mrs. Herbert 10 juge Pekes at its bl-
monthly show. held at tho McAlpin. and
the result was the largest entry ever
seen at one OF .ts affairs. There were
they were OF quality that put tine exhi-
b!tion on a par with any OF the shows
held u this vicinity recently.
Fanciers come out In large numbers
when her name Is carSied They know
her knowledge OF the Peke places her
in A position where she can adjudica'e
on their dogs in fair manner and
they know they can learn something
from her work.
Al Fridays affair the best dog In the
show proved to be newcomer to dog
shows. His owner. Mrs, Percval 5.
Hills OF New York. is not a regular cx-
nib!,or As a compliment TO the English
judge she entered her ,wo dogs on Fri
nclN dogs and special for the best of
the breed with Brownie and reserve win
uers dUss with Nu Wee OF Eghani
Brownie ~ an srtstocrat that can make
a !imc FOR himself IL his owner elects
20 show him nj coming a *. c. shows
He is very good In head properties
has an extremely short foreface, heavy
bone. short back, good coat, ard -
a hard one TO fault IN any extreme.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Holland introduced a
very promising puppy, Chu Ty Too OF
liydegrec. "A pirti color of four months
age he WAS placed as the bes, puppy
Of any breed in the show and II he
holds his present form will be II strong
contender FOR American bred honors
when he is natured. His sire Is Young
Vent OF llydegren. and he resembles
TO marked degree his .llustrlous grand
sire. the English champion Chu Ty Of
Alderbourne.
While PelinGcse were the main at
traction. Pomeranans figured quite
strong something like MY dogs muster.
ing for Miss Ellen Lai'n's inspection.
When Mrs Frank T. Clarke won for
best Pom and later for the hest dog
of any breed IN the show. she won OUT
right the McAlp!n trophy which was
offered for tho exhibitor who won best
dog In the show with their entries four
times. Mrs Clarke won twice with her
Pom Fairfax Sable Lady Love and twice
with Broomwooi Tess In Japanese
spaniels Miss l., Harkscn won with the
typical little ONE san. while the leading
honor in Boston terriers went TO Mrs.
r, DIX Taylor's Alice Taylor.
Ii the Japanese spaniel classes Mrs.
:. ii. Lconhardt exhibited Il basket OF
four Japanese spaniel puppies that were
greatly admired. The ltt,ul,it,,. w,,
The sun., 1916-03-05
BRAEFIELD, KENNEL NAME.
EmnIhnm Lawrence'a Dogs VIII
Have That Prenx In Future,

Effngham Lawrence has been com.
PEELED TO change the name OF his kennel
from Braewood to Braeneld. After tax.
ing the first name and using IL for nearly
Il year he was notified that there was "A
Kennel OF this name ia England and ac-
cording To the agreement between the
Kennel club here and the English club
he would have TO change the name o: his
! hennel
His dogs will be shown with the Brac-
geld prefix In the future youngs,er
~ Mr. Lawrcnce's attracted no end of
attention al the Westminster show and
Vas reserve To- lvo Caradoc In the win
I"rs dog class This dog IL named B.ac-
"'d pazzle-Em and he looms up as a
sue championship contender,
The sun., 1916-03-05
GOOD ONE FOR NEW KENNEL,
r. q. Crosby Starts With EngIish
Bulldog Str Fred.

As start for big kennel OF the
breed T. q. Crosby OF New York has
purchased from Harry Rushton the win
ming English bulldog Dundee Sir Fred.
This dog was brought over from Scot
land last fall and on the other side had
enjoyed an unusually successful show
career. lie has defeated nearly every
dog Of note In the British Isles and Mr..
Crosby made n ten strike when he got
him to head his prospective kennel.
Sir Fred IL very low swung. broad
chested and short backed. His head is
mass OF wrinkles. his skull fiat, his
ears perfect and his all over quality such
that he will prove a good winner in this
country. The Crosby kennel will be
known as Ybsorg. and his first dog of
note win be registered Ybsorg Dundee
Sir Fred.
The sun., 1916-03-05
TWO DOGS FOR COL. RUPERT
Voted 81. Bernards Come From
England 20 Reeuforce Kennels,

COL Jacob Rupert has added two
NOR" smooth coated 81. Pernartis to his
"Ht"nsive kennel Of this breed The
'"g, are Champion Marrk OF KeswiclS
md Paul of keswick and they ha!l
from the kennels of Taller Messenger.
"u" of the most successful breeders II
'''s variety IN England
Marck of keswick is dog of
enormous size. absolutely sound and
mas the distinction OF winning his cham
ponship before reaching the Is months
old mar, He In said TO be the hest
smooth coated st. Bernard ever bred
md is a prolific sire. Paul of Kes-
w''k is "A son OF hts and II also a dog
# imm"nse size. excellinR In head points
Champion l.ongville Abbott, another OF
Col. tupper''s winners. which In known
to all who attend the big shows here,
IL full litter brother to Marck.
The sun., 1916-03-05

DOGS arc the finest specimens OF this o'd
and r-re breed that az" now IN the
country. and whd; Col. Rupport - duinr
for 're -. Bernard Nh. G,aydon j.
striNi ing 10 accomplish for ~" Newfouud-
land.
Tho bes; OF the quartet was GrGy-
don = Now Jersey Boy. Il massive fcl'
with a kindly eye Wn'"n Is the b.st 90.
the breed u'w N lmcr -.
The sensation Of ~, show proved ,u
b. an Irish terrier Barney E.imona ro.
Gently imported by j q, Bates Tia.
dog was only shown ON Two occasions ut
England. whore re was placed once e.
best OF mis- breed IN the SHOW and ue\t
time "a best dos of any breed in tine
show. Ne lived up to all the advance
notices sent "J: about him and looks to
top the lo' over here. lie is very good IN
he'd properties. has the b.s. of legs and
feet sood color and coat. and is a fiery
81 "eT IA the wing.
Mrs. &. Hals'ead Yates. judge OF the
Gstm9u shepherd dogs. said that she was
agre"ab.y surprised at their quality.
There were many new dogs out and
number %. new exhibitors made appear
ance. Mrs Satss says she Is graf fied
AT the pro. rtsg wa.ch this breed II max
ing a. evidenced by the interest shown
in ihom y; the las; few large shows. In
dogs the Eimvi.w Kennels Nero AfYolter
captured the roSette, while FrIgga Won
Magdeuhurg was placed best bitch, This
dog is owned by Luke II. Swank. new
conner Ia the breed. who proposes to
erect 4 big kennel and go IN for trained
dogs of this type extensively.
Bull terriers did no' come UP - some
Of the other breeds. Tn" Outwrrd Hope.
AN imported dog owned by James Bar
biz pittsburg, was winners dogs. and
the .'prt orange kennels Gondrus, u~.i
of her sex. Neither OF these dog had
anything to,s.riouslv. contest their : gh'
for tn. leading places.
Mr.. William g. Thompson GatculN's
Little Blly was the best Yorkshire ter
rier dog and the Greenacrc Kennels
ASHTON More Young Baronet the WIN
nirg English toy spaniel.
Mepa's and Cassi,is kennels were the
leading Cocker spaniel exhibitors, In
winners black dogs Mepals Durbar was
first, with his son Champion Chesasus-
que. owned by Caasilis Kennels. reserve
W nncrs dogs other than black went to
Cassilis Kennels Irini OF Cassiiis and
reaerve was Mepals Valerius. In bitches
McpaIs Ailsa and Mepals Dora were win
ners and reserve In blacks. while the
same kennels Mepals Uine and Dolphnc
were the two best other than blacks.
The affair was held FOR the benefit Of
the child Federation Health Centre and
Was a b!g success. A throng Of visitors
running well up in the hundreds jamm"d
the aisles on both days and during the
evening the crowd was so big that IL was
practically impossible to walk through
the aislcs before the benches George
Foley. the superintendent, WAS = busy
man, and when he received notification
from the American Kennel club that the
bench show committees Ia the future
would he held To strict accountability
for the enforcement OF their laws regard
ing exhibitors arriving At and leaving
show before the hour scheduled he more
than had his hands full Something like
fifteen visitors arrived late on Tuesday
morning, and there was much gnnsh'ng
Of teeth and protesting heard when they
found they were barred from the show.
The sun., 1916-03-05
JUDGE LIKES WYC0LLAR BOY.
winthrop Rutherfurd Enthusiastic
over FOx Terrier winner.

Winthrop Rutherfurd, judge OF the
fox terriers at the Westminster show.
was met the other day and had this to
say about the dogs that were passed for
his inspection THE quality OF the
smooths was just fair and rather dsap-
pointing to me. while the wires were
the finest lot have ever seen.
1t was great treat to judge them
and the only thing ] wanted was larger
ring so ] could move the dogs to more
advantage and give all better OPP
portunlty TO show
''Wycollar Boy. the dog gave winners.
is one OF the most beautiful animals |
have ever seen and he was shown In the
very pink OF condition. Tho American
breds were great and promise much for
home breeders.
The sun., 1916-03-05
Judges for woodm~re show,

The ninth club match Of the Wood
mere Kennel Club will take place at the
Hotel Gregorian on Wednesday evening,
March l5 The judges will be Dr. G,
f. sullivan. Dorchester. Mass. Boston
terriers; Mrs. Charles A. Bishop, Sleeps.
head Bay. Pekingese; Albert Freeth.
New York, Iomcranians julius Fang.
mann, Jersey city. French bulldogs
william Artz, Brooklyn. miscellaneous
toy breeds. Or. sullivan. Mrs. Bishop
and Mr. Arts will Judge the unciassitied
special classes. Competition will he
open to all fanciers who are IN good
standing with the American Kennel
Club.
The sun., 1916-03-05

The annual meeting Of the Bulldog
Club of America, which was to hlyr
been held in New York, February 20,
was adjourned until Tuesday, March
on account of III" late judging of bull
dogs AT the Westminster. General cleo
tion of officers and other important bust
ness viii he taken up at this meeting
and It il desired that every member
attend. The meeting viii bc called at
the Hotel Grcgorian ~ 5 oclock.
The sun., 1916-03-05
PLAINFIELD SHOW A SUCCESS.
Open Match Held Yesterday A..
tracts Entry Of Two Hundred.

PLAiSfiELp. y. j.. March 4.-With
zoo dogs entered and an attendance
which filled the armory. the annual
match OF the Plainfeld Kennel Club held
here to-day proved very euccessful Sc
much enthusiasm was shown by mem.
bers of the local clubs and their friends
that It was predicted that the next af.
fair would be held under the auspices OF
the a. *. c. and a three point rating at.
taincd
Local exhibitors were out In force and
these augmented by fanciers from
nearby cites swelled the classes and
made interesting and close competition.
The Judges were Theodore Offerman and
r Freeman Lloyd They had their
hands full to finish judging on scheduled
tine
RuIl terriers provided ono Of the
biggest entries aid were headed 10y Wex
J"nes's First blood, put down tit and
showing to tie minute.
In the Arelale classes a youngs,er
appeared which won through the classes
and captured the special for best OF
breed. This was G. +. Nelson's Rose
croft Patience. IA most promising one
with good hradpcco. j. j. O'Donahue's
Ne wyn Pennant was "A close second
Oakwall Kennels Of Bayonne were the
heaviest winners in English bulldogs,
getting best OF breed with Flirty westalI
ana winners dogs with the white heavy
weight Willdetanu
81, Crispin's Heelball. a typical Scot
tish terrier owned by W. q. Porteous
beaded that breed. Frances Lloyds
Waiescott Daredevil was the runner up
Walescott Kennels brought out a
young Sealyham terrier which made "A
great impression on the talent. This
dog Is an all white son of Champion
ivo Caradoc and II looks count will
make up into one which will trouble the
best.
feature was the showing of the
Watching Hunt Clubs pack. exhibited
by huntsman in livery. The hounds
were level pack, put down 1T and
made an Interesting sight in the ring.
The sun., 1916-03-05
OUENA OF LLENRUD BEST.
Wins Highest Honor At the l.. l.
X. &. Monthly Match.

Mrs, A. Mcclure Halley's Pekingess
Ouena Of Lllenrud won the special for
best dog In the show at the regular
monthly match Of the Long Island Ken.
mel Club held In Brooklyn Friday eve.
ming. Reserve went to the Boston terrier
Alice Taylor. owned by Mrs. r.. Dix
Taylor. There WAS big turnout of
dogs for tho match. William Arts enter.
ing with something like q dosen toy
spaniels. In Prince Charles Mr. Arts's
entries ran ono, two. three. while In the
ruby spAnisls they were drst and third
The sun., 1916-03-05
INTERSTATE PEKE MATCHES.
New York Entries to Meet Dors
From Other states Next Tu.sday.

An innovation which should provide
interesting competition is the proposed
interstate matches for p.kinsese. Th,
first of these affairs will take place ar
the Hotel Martinique on Tu, sday next.
aud exhibitors residing In Massachusetts
New Jersey and Pennsylvania will COM
hine forces and exhibit their pets against
the best New York breeders can bring
forth. The Judging will commence
promptly at 2:3o. and the judge viii be
Miss isabel benjamin OF Irvington-on-
Hudson.
A liberal classification, embracip,
classes for both imported and American
hreds in all the colors and weights win
he provided.
The sun., 1916-03-05

r, :. Baiu,s Of Urnlston, ENGLAND.
who VIII Ice one of tho over the sea
judges at rhe Ladies Kennel Association
show at Minrola in June. at one tim.
kept up large exhibition kennel Among
the dogs We're English settlers and grew
hounds, Alr iiaues was formerly Tie
business manager Of Our Dogs Hl
health failing, he resigned that position
about u year ago, lie is now business
manager for Dogs WocLlU
The sun., 1916-03-05

AT the annual. meeting OF the Amcri-
can Fox Terrier Club held in New York
during Westminster week, II was voted
that the club give specially show for
foN terriers some time during the year.
Detroit looks like tn" ultimate Venue for
this show and 1t probably will be held
early In October With the advance in
popular interest made by the fox terrier
during tho past few years, the breed
has surely reached point where a
speciality fixture Is "A necessity and there
is no doubt OF the success Of this project,
The sun., 1916-03-05
AIREDALES.

AIRHDALE Pt-PPY-W!ll purchase Aire
dale Terrier Bitch around year old II well
bred, having good head. hard coat and
size; do not answer unless has these essen
t!als GRANT. 81 Nassau -.
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NOTICE lUR \TlON.

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office nj santa Re, y.
NJ, February 10, 1915
Notice ~ hereby given that Ber-
nardo Cano, o: san Pedro, y. NJ, who
on January II, 1905. made homestead
entry No. 05397-i2sie, for Sw Sec
tion -, township i3N, 6E, y
NJ, T.. meridian. has flied notice of IN
ten,ion to make five yea proof. Ia
establish claim 10 the land above de
scribed. before Tillic G, Hughes. Uni,
ed States commissioner, Stanley, y
NJ. on March "a 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hilario Martin. Of Golden. y. NJ.
Alfonso Benarider. OF Golden. y. NJ
Felipe kolando. OF Golden. y. NJ
Fiorencio Martin. of Golden. y, NJ
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
Evening Herald" A~lbuquergue, y. N
O.. T.. 2-i2; l.. p, 3-21.)
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FOR RENT Pianos.

cnnc River Agency for ailottccs: 800
heifers for Colylllc Agency. washing
ton: 100 buils Tor crow Agency. Mon
tana; IL bulls. ~ hoifers. pa milch
cows and - mares FOR crow creek
Agency. South Dakota. for allottces. .
bulls and 100 heifcrs Cor Flathead
Agency. Montanb; 30 bulls for Fort
Relknnp Aroncy Montana: 80 hulls
and 200 heifcrs ior Fort Hall Agency.
Idaho; 2 bulls and so heifcrs for Fort
McDormitt Agency, Nevada; g hrlls
for Fort Peck Agency. Montana; Q
bulls for Havasupa; Agenr~ Arizona
zoe holfors Tor Kaibab AgSscy. Art
zuna; 40 bulls Tor Klamath Agency,
oregon; 10 bulls and goo hcifcrs Tor
Lower Brule Agency, south Dakota
i07 heifers for Lower Brule Agency,
South Dakota. Tor aliottees. - bulls
for Moqui Agency, Arizona. - bulls
for Navajo Agency, ArizonB; 30 bulls,
$50 heifers. iS6 nilcn COWS and ING
mares for Pine Ridge Agency. South
Dakota. for alo'tccs; 10 bulls for
Pueblo Day schools, New Mexico. -
bulls. i.01t heif"rs ana 3s6 Mares fot
',osehud Agcnc, South Dakota iu-
Guiding allo,tces 20 bulls for Round
Valley Agency. California; TOO bulls
for Shoshonc AGENCY. Wyoming; 20
bulls and $50 hcifrrs for standing Rock
Agency. South Dakota. so hcifcrs. 80
mich cows md Is mares Tor standing
Rock Agency. y rth Dakota, for al
l%ottccs; 30 bur. for san Xavier
| Agency. Arizona % bulls tor Tongue
| River Agency. Montana; ~ bulls for
rintah * Oura, Agency, Utah; 10
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NOTICE UOE PUBLICATION.

Department of tho Interior. L. ;
Land Once AT Santa Fee. y Mex
Jan, 2s, 1915.
January 2lst. 1916.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Nanuo
Arollanes. Of Grants. New Mexico,
who, on Aug. Is, 1912. made Homo
stead Entry No, 0l7ilf, for I y NE a
EASEh. section 8. Township 10 y.
Range . W. y. NJ. e. Meridian, has
hlcd notice % Intention 10 make final
three-yoar proof to establish claim a.
the land above described, before
Chas Neustadt. T.. :. commissioner
at san Rafael. \. Mex. on the iith
lay OF March. 1915.
Claimant as witnesses: Pablo
Gallogos, OF Grant. n Mex Jose Ma
Tcllos, Of san Rafael. ". N Panta'
leon chavez. Of Grant. y. NJ. Fred
erlco Gahaldon. OF Grant. y NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADo,
Register.
Evening Herald" A~ibuqnerqu~
y. NJ
U. 4. i-2D T. r. 3-6b
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Kansas Guy, Feb. 25.-Hogs-Ilc
ceipts. $500: market, steady. Bulk.
s5.f5us.so: heavy. ss.15qs.35; light,
$3.50 S.2j; pigs, ss,i0m $50.
Cattle Receipts. 700; market
steady. Prime fed steers. $500 SEQ,
dressed beef steers, S.35 $50;
western stcrs. 500 ds.50; calves,
IS. 80 IL 90.
Sheep - Receipts, 1000; market
steady. Lambs. S10,jOm 1850; year
.nnss. So2im 100; wethers. S175u
S.25.
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NcM York Money.

New York. Feb. 2S.--Mcrcnntii.
paper. 3u3h per cent.
sterling exchange SiSty-dgy bills
si7iA demand. 81 20 ZIG
Bar silver. SIC.
Mexican dollars. i3iac.
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. irregular
Timo loans, firmer co days ga a.
per cent; 30 days, 30 as per cent.
Call money, steady ruling rate. ~
per cent.
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Chicago Fob. gt-Hos Receipts
., 0UO; market active. sc above yes
tcrdaN's average. Rulk, fN.30mN ,jj,
light. s7.SjdS.5O; heavy. tSi0a
$50. pigs. s6.jom $50
Ca'tlo - Receipts, 5000 market
weak. Native beef steers. s6.saT
$50: western s,ccrs, W ,jmN,2O,
cows and hcifers, t3.2sWt26, calves,
$50 1l.25
Shcop-Rcccip,s. 10000; mprke'
steady Wcthcrs. 81. 90 $50, lambs
sg.s5 m1i.35.
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Deer. Mont. Clntnn : puray Agency.
Fort Duchesne, Utah Walapai Agency
Valentine. Ariz.. and Western Navajo
Agency. Tuba. Arizona, BID upon
the blanks furnished are not abso'
lutely essential They may bc made In
any other form. provided the coudi.
tons are observed cato Sells, COM
missioner.
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New York, Feb. Cooper. 1rm:
clectrolytic. nearby $3.50. June and
later x27. 90 a $3.50
Iron. steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange doutos TN strong
spot. $3.50 bid.
At London; Spot copper, 10y 5si
+! futures, fi00, clectrolytic. sl36.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

Denver. Feb. 2j.-Cattle Receipts
zoo head: market steady, beef steers.
s7C0mT.s0. cows and hcifers. $3.50
a6.50. stockers and feeders. st.oon
40. calves. $500 ml0.50.
nogs-Rcccipts 500 head market
lower. top. $3.50. bulk. t7.s0m $50.
Shccp-Rcccipts 500 head. market
steady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

Kansas cay. Feb 25.-Buttcr-
Creamery. s2c; nrsts. Sic; seconds.
use. packing Zoe.
Egss-Firsts. 24c. seconds. Gle.
Poultry Hens t3tac, turkcys zoe,
springs. lSc.