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and finally .crucified by people he
had come to save. Mr.. Armstrong
does not plead for sympathy or love
but does want to be understood and
not misrepresented. Some good heart
has misrepresented him, said he did
not believe in missionary work. Will
you come Thursday night, hear him
on the subject?
Mr. Armstrong said it was an awful
crime for religious folks to be di-
vided. Why? All the families in Ard
more religiously inclined will say that
the bible is the book of books; and
nothing does their hearts more good
than to see their children scanning
| its pages, drinking in its teachings,
and yet we cannot have it even read
in our public schools, simply because
of division. The unity of Gods peo-
pie is sacred thing. Read John IT,
20, q.
DR.. Talmage said this prayer sim
| ply means one in name, doctrine and
practice; and to this heartily agree.
and were we thus united the bible
would not only be taught, but it would
| be a means in bringing the world to
Christ. The world is not divided over
things taught in the bible, but over
things not taught. Mr. Armstrong said
| that there was but one thing more
sacred than unity and that is truth,
that one had but one just ground
of the result This is surely the spirit
of righteousness for Christ said, "Ye
shall know the truth and the truth
shall make you free" but woe unto
him who causes divisions over things
not written.
Paul begged the church of Corinth
to keep this unity Christ prayed for
Con 1:10-11. He eXhorted the Ephe
SLAMS to guard this union. Ephe. Alb.
God hedged this prayer for unity in
| First, read Prov. 6:16-19. God hates
him that sows discord. A factious
man reject after the first and second
admonition. Titus BOIL The elders
were put on guard to watch such char
acters. Acts 2O:2S, they that cause
divisions are not servants of Christ
Rom. 16:17-1S, also the faithful are
to mark them that cause division.
Factions, parties divisions, are
works of the flesh, Gal. 5:19, and such
cannot inherit the kingdom of God
We continue with increasing interest
! Come tonight. REPORTER.
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Letter from Frisco.

To Employees in Train and Engine
Service, Saint Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad:
Gentlemen:
| am advised by telegram that the
demands of your grand officers and
committee representing the railroads
in the United States for 33 Is per
cent increase in your pay, has been
refused by a committee representing
all of the railroads in the United
States, and that you will be directed
by the heads of your organizations to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
MYSTERY Of
AK MURDERS IS
NOW SOLVED
INDEMNITY OF MOST DREADED
CONVICT HAS BEEN DISCOVER
ED, WARRANT ISSUED FOR "lN-
SANE BLAckiE," Ex-CoNvIcT.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 19.-The
mystery of the ax-murders has been
solved The identity of the most
dreaded criminal of decade-the
man who killed sixteen persons in
Paola, Kan, Villisca, Iowa. and Blue
Island, Ill.-has been discovered
At the request of the Burns Detec-
tive agency officers in Kansas City,
warrant for the arrest of William
Mansfield, alias Insane Blackie, eX-
soldier, ex-convict and dope" fiend,
was issued in Red Oak, Iowa, on the
order of Sheriff Jackson and the
county attorneys there.
The order for the arrest of Insane
Blackie" as the aX-murderer is the
result of months of work by J. N.
Wilkerson of the Burns agency here.
He was employed to find the man
who on the morning of June 8, 1872,
killed Joe Moore, his wife, four chill
dren, and two young girls, daughters
of a neighbor, in Villisca. Iowa.
Results Of Long Hunt.
These are the results of Wilker-
sons investigations, as he states
them:
First. The murder Of Joe Moore
and the seven other occupants of his
home in Villisca, Iowa, was committed
by Mansfield, alias Blackie, for hire.
Second. The victims of the Blue
unsolved mystery, were the wife, the
infant child and the father and the
mother-in-law of Mansfield. He was
in Blue Island on the night of the
murders. The motive attributed is
that Mrs. Mansfield had obtained a
felony warrant for her husband
charging abandonment.
Third. Insane Blackie" was in
Paola, Kan, on the night of the AK
murders there This was four days
before the Moore murders.
Fourth. He was in notorious
"ioint" in Aurora Immediately after
| the murders of Jennie Peterson and
Jennie Miller and was seeking to buy
cocaine.
Fifth. All of these murders were
committed in perfectly the same man
ner, indicating strongly that they
were the work of the same man.
Assassin a Maniac.
For months a secret hunt for the
man now named as the aX-murderel
has been prosecuted quietly by the
Burns agency But a few days age
a political circular spread through
Villsca containing picture of the
aX-murderer and the charge that ht
was paid for the murder of the Moore
family.
The manner in which each of the
aX-murders was committed has al
ways been regarded by detectives as
evidence that the assassin was {
maniac or man with brain dis
torted by drugs.
In each case the victims literally
were hacked to death with an a>
or hatchet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

Too many states have declined suf-
frage to women to make it eXpedient
for a political party to adopt it. Suf-
frage would have similar effect to
the adoption of prohibition-it would
be the whole of platform by which
a party would be approved or con-
demned without reference to its stand
on weightier questions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
CANDIDATES
WHO HAVEF FILED
FOR OFFICE
FOLLOWING LIST WAS COPIED
FROM BOOKS OF THE SECRE-
TARY OF COUNTY ELECTION
BOARD.

Following are those who have filed
for county offices, with the secretary
of the county election board up to
date. The last day of this month is
the time set for closing the rolls.
SHERIFF.
]. r. Taliaferro, Lone Grove; ].
Holmes Akers, Ardmore Andy Hutch
ins, Ardmore; F. A. Shellenberger,
New Wilson (Soc) Buck Garrett,
Ardmore.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
First Dist. c. Mulkey, Ardmore;
jeff O'Brien, Ardmore; j. S. Shirley,
Mcmillan (Soc.); G. w. Young, Ber-
wyn; j. E. Harrison, Ardmore.
Second DiStrict--A E. Camp, Alma;
Paul Michael, Ardmore Ben Stephens,
Ardmore; G. l.. Evans, Newport.
mira DiStrict-R. II. Reed, New
Wilson, Bill Whitson, Ardmore; j.
w. Harrell, Writ (Soc).
COURT CLERK
S. F. Haynie, Ardmore; b. w. Duke,
Ardmore; Charles Grant, Ardmore; c..
A. Zellner, Ardmore (Soc.).
COUNTY WEIGHER
w. f. Cottle, Deese; Frank A. Tyn-
dali, Nelda l.. S. Stages, Ardmore; R.
NJ. Dillard Ardmore, S. w. Williams,
New Wilson (Soc.)
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
L. NJ. Thurston Ardmore; Geo. w.
| Coffman Ardmore.
COUNTY CLERK
S. w. Tyer, Ardmore; G. C. Allen,
Ardmore (Soc.).
COUNTY SURVEYOR
I C. W. Clay, Ardmore; C. R. Beck,
Milo (Soc.).
COUNTY ATTORNEY
A. II. Hardy, Ardmore; G. V. Pardue
New Wilson (Soc.)
COUNTY JUDGE
ID. b. Vernon, Ardmore (Soc)
IOUNl1 1 ASSEoSOh
R. S. Hendon. Ardmore; R. F.
Freyer, Hewitt (Soc.).
COUNTY TREASURER
s. NJ. Parker, Ardmore; Coley Wal
lace, Ardmore; w. T. Wiseman, Joiner
City; H. A. Kembel, Ardmore (Soc)
CONSTABLE
AkerS ToWnShip-Pinkney Smith,
| Newport
JUSTICE OF PEACE
]. o. Logan, Woodford; ]. A. Will
liams, Glenn.
Graham ToUnShip-J. A. Boswell,
Poolville; C. H. Harris, Poolville; j.
T. Butler, Fox (Soc.).
JUSTICE OF PEACE.
w. ]. Pruitt, Fox.
Wilson TOCnShip-J. w. Fair, Prov
ence; G. A. Tanning, Nelds, (Soc).
CONSTABLE
HclCitt TolcnShip-R C. Boyles, New
Wilson (Soc).
| JUSTICE OF PEACE
| Hetcit TOtCnShip-B. E. Mobley,
New Wilson, A. l.. Jones, New Will
son (Soc)
CONSTABLE
Morgan ToUnShip-G. W. Laughlin
Ardmore.
Ardmore TOiCnShip-Ed. Henson. R.
A. Greathouse, Fount Dustin, r. F.
Jordan (Soc.).
JUSTICE OF PEACE.
ArdmOre TornShip-Hal NJ. Can
non. |. r. Best, d. W. Butcher, w. r.
| Wood.
Lone Grove TornShip-A. ]. Jones
Lone Grove (Soc).
CONSTABLE.
BerWyn TOiCnShip-Ed. Elmore Ber'
wyn.
How God Views Divisions.
Mr.. Armstrong said in opening, Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

Wheat is not the only harvest Ok
lahoma can thrash. 1t has crop of
lawyers ripening today and tomorrow.
Seventy-seven are taking examinations
to be admitted to the bar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
CALLING A STRIKE.

1t now rests with the employees of
the railroads to say whether a general
strike will be called
There is no immediate hurry. There
may yet be chance of compromise.
The court of arbitration which has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

Mexico is somewhatlike the average
married mantle more it Is petted
and pampered, the more unbearable it
becomes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

OF course the Russian drive" is GO
ing some but thirty-five miles in two
weeks doesn't exceed the speed limit.
Dallas News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

Fried chicken for the Democrats,
Republican cakes all dough
But the funniest sight in all the land
Is the Bull Moose dining on crow!
Commercial Appeal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20
ARDMoRE's PROGRESS MIR
RORED IN THE AROMORElTt

RoRED IN THE AROMoRElTE
Editor Ardmoreite:
1t is not only proven but an ack-
nowledged fact that the leading and
constructive factors in city building
is the daily paper. and as We note the
rapid strides The Ardmoreite is max
ing in every department of city build
ing and building right, we most sure
ly will have to hand The Ardmoreite
the medal.
Through The Ardmoreite l have
walked up and down every street,
through every alley, and coursed over
the boulevards in an up-to-date auto,
and have walked into your more than
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

A sugar refinery recently declared
n dividend of 43 per cent. Had you
ever wondered why short sweetness
comes so high?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

We are in scrapping mood now,
and it would be better for Carranza
that he not refuse to salute the flag
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

Sugar, even at ten cents a pound,
will look mighty good If "A railroad
strike is called.
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How God Views Divisions.

Mr.. Armstrong said in opening, u
had rather be understood than loved.
But, he said, God was very unpopular.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

Democrats will do better than give
Hughes and Fairbanks close shave
in November.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

What has become of the fellow who
use to tell us so much about the bat
tie of Armageddon?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

We'd like to know if the cock crows
an hour earlier merely because Eng
land advanced its clocks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

We would as well get used to parCh
corn coffee if the railroad boys decide
to move no more trains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

What the men call eXpediency, the
suffragetts call moral and political
cowardice.
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HOW TO BE SLIM


{: If you are too fat and want !;
:: to reduce your weight Is or :;
- 20 pounds, don't starve and !;
:: weaken your system, or think :,
:: you must always be laughed :;
!: at on account of your fat, but :;
:: go to the City Drug Store or =
:: any good druggist, and get q
:: box of Oil of Korein capsules, :;
!: take one after each meal and !,
:: one before retiring at night. :,
!: Weigh yourself once a week :;
:: and note what a pleasant and :;
:: reliable method this is for re- q
:: moving superhuous fat from !;
:: any part of the body. =
:: 1t costs little, is absolutely :,
:: harmless and weeks trial .
:: should convince anyone that it :,
:. is unnecessary to be burdened :,
:: with even single pound of 3
:: unsightly fat. q
=. .
:. :: :: :: :: :. 3. :: - :: :. :: :: :: 8,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

., Twins in politics, the suffrage planks
in both platforms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

The women of golden lane,
Laughed and talked hearty,
But democrats, wisely so,
Refused to petticoat the party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-20

The want ads will sell it.
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PEOPLES FORUM

u 3. 8: :: :: 8. :. .: :. y :. {. u = ;,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

In the District Court. Bcrnalillo
couatN. New Mexico
Edith q. vaughn, plaintiff, Vs.
Hugh Vaughn, defendant.
No. 10.ttO.
To Hugh Vaughn, the Above Named
Defendant
- are hereby notified that Edith
q, Vaughn has commenced suit
against YOU IN the district court Of
B|crnalillo county. New Mexico. pray
ing for AN absolute divorce from YOU.
and for the custory of her child and
that certain real estate be deCrecd bN
the court to be her separate prop
orty free from any claim or righ'
which you may have IN the said prop
crty. And you are hereby notified
that unless you cause your appear
ancc To- be- entered I'm this ca. e ON or
before the 3rd day of June. 1916 she
will apply tu the court for the relief
prayed IN her complaint
The name of the plaintins attor-
ncv Is John T. Sintms. and his al
dress Is if-lN Barnett building. Albu-
qucrquc, New Mexico.
tScaD \ T.. WALKER.
clcrk.
By Thos * u. Madison. u. e.
Aptii 18Th. 1915.
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NOTICE INIE U,nltrNTION.

Department of the Interior. United
States Land once ~ santa Fc.
New Mexico, March IS. 1916.
Notice Us hereby given that Adolf
Sanchoz ~ Cunoro, y ", who. on
February T. 1909. made homestead
entry No UsG70, for MEX SWh
Nwh SEA SwH NEh. and lot 3.
Section ., township az. rnnse 9w
y. NJ +. meridian. has filed notice Of
intention 10 make nNe-ycar proof. to
establish claim 90 the land above de-
scribcd, before Chns, Neustadt. Unit
cd States commissioner. at san Ra-
iael. y. NJ, on NAV .. 1916.
Claimant anne as Witnesses:
Julio Sanchez. of cuUrro. y. NJ T:
Luherto Galleaos. OF Cuboru. y. NJ;
Pho S%arracino. of vallejo y. VI (:
Procnpio Bnca, OF Nallcics y. VI
FRANCISCO DELGADO
Register.
"F 'cning Herald. Albuquerque y. NJ
tF. r., 3-30. l.. T.. 5-i.D
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NOTICE ToR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. United
states Land Office at Santa Re. X
NJ, April 4, 1916.
Motto" ~ hereby given that John
ko-Wi Of Paeuato, y. NJ. who ON
March I, 1913, made homestead entry
No. Ols06G, Tor NEh. Section 30.
Township ~. Range Nv. v NJ T.
Meridian has nlod notice Of intention
10 make tire" "a proof, To- cstab-
lish claim to the land above described
before United States Commissioner
chas Ncustndt, az san Rafael y. NJ.
on the ii'h day ~ Nlay, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Franz pasanc Of -aguate. y. M
George Xiro Of paruatc. y. NJ; Fred
Lorenzo OF paguate. y VI Jose NJ
pios - PaFuate, y, ".
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque, y. VI.
(F T., ID L. T., 5-iOl
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The Markets


Sew York. April 20 Liquidation
of wal shares and other speculative
issues proceeded with less Sigor todpa
and with further impairment, %:
quoted values.
Ftrmncss marked the early DEALINGS
IN tuday's market auording a striking
contrast To- yesterdays uncasincss and
excitement The more active special
ties. like cruciblo steel. baldwin Lu-
conceive. Mexican P%ctrolcL. Marin"
preferred. American u and Indus
trial Alcohol were higher toy IA point
or more. with a gain of ga for Beth
lchcm steel.
The metal and motor groups were
f~ractinnaily better. except WHY'S
overland. which fell over a point.
United states steel opened unchanged,
but subsequently made slight improve.
ncnt Investment shares as a whols
We're steady.
CLOSE
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Chicago. April 2O-HoRs-Rcceipt'
$4,000 head. market weak. . Ia "
cents under yesterdays average. bulb
nf sales. SY.GOn $50; light. sa25Ff
975 heavy. Sr.25m $50; pigs, s5.25m
9.0n.
cattle Receipts 1000 head mar
kct steady. native beef steers. xI.s5 n
y 90 western steers, {T.75m $50,
stockcrs. S5.N5mN50. cows. 500 a.
500. calves. St.0OH i0.00.
Sheep Receipts $4,000 head; mar
kot steady. wethcrs, $685. 1910,
tt.G0H 1l.65.
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state Uf New M'NlDu.
state Corporation Commission 81 New
Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
United States of America
state Of New Mcxico-ss
II IS hereby certified that the an
1cN"d is a full. true ana complete
transcript oi the
CERTIFICATE OF GNCuRPORA-
TION
THE NEW MEX1CO MOTOR
COMPANY
Go. sib3)
with the endorsements thereon. as
same appears on file and of record in
the office ~ the State Corporation
Commission,
In testimony whereof the state
Corporation Commission Of the state
Of New Mexico has caused this GER
tihcatc TO be signed b. its chairman
and the zeal of said commission. TO
be affixed AZ the city of Santa Re On
this 18th day az Arrii \ - 1916
1Scalj HUGH H. WILLIAMS.
Attest: Acting Chairman.
EDWIN T.. COARp. Clerk.
Internal Revenue stamp. lUc.
CERTIFICATE or lNCORPpI.A-
TlON
state OF New Mexico
County ~ H|crnalillo.
We. Nicholas NJ 'udaoac, r. =
Cudahac and T. 7 Chase, all ~ the
city OF Albuquerque, Bernalillo
county, New Mexico do hereby Ger
t!iy that We have associated our
selves together for he purpose oi
forming a corporation and In pur-
suancc thereof do further ccrtify:
J. The nam" Of his %oorporn,iou
shall be The New Mexico Motor Com
phny;
H. The location - It's principal
office in this state hall he in Alhu-
quorquc, New McNirU NJ. S23 West
Central avenue:
III. Tho objects Tor which thus
.orpo'"''"n ~ iotln'' nrc as ioI."W"
~ p"S am s'i' a"'ul'l's al Mno''
s',' az" i,''n, '" '''''scI' autumn
~ "''m"'a.1"'I ~ SAYS 's'n's
M" '" an "th.f ''P''t1's' U" puy "hi
ni,o.' ,ns a., al go, 80 W" s"r
nnr,o,n al 60 ,,J ,h,n.s 800
s,rv "a condnctin, IA, h,.i,e.s 80
,ho,o .., ,nr,h.
~ Tha ,"n,,, - tho ,o,,, an
,bo,,vo1 r,nt,,l - az ~ aa,,n,
alton is Fiftv thousand dollars. whic,
shall be divided into Five Murdered
shares Of the mar value of on. Hun
bred Dollars each; The
the capital stock with which this cor
poro,ion shall commcncc business
shall he Twenty six Thousand Dol
lars:
V. The nnhnos and addresses Of
the lncorporntors "a number OF
shares Of stock su.stribed by each
are ~ follows;
Nicholas VI. CudaNa'. A~lbuquerqu
y. NJ, 2;s shares
u. u. tudahac, Albuquerque, \, VI,
| share.
r. 7. Chase, Alhugu cirque, y. NJ. /
share
VI. The pcriod of Iuration of this
corporation shall be ffty yonrs.
VII. The director of this corpor.
alton shall hayo mower To mako md
alter bylaws:
vtrI r,,a nan, I'd, The ana, Ca
cba,aa ,ho .,i..4,.t am.aa, ri
~ ~ w Nv pun - wv VI NllE
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their free act ana deed.
tScil JpHN T. SiMMS.
Notary Public Hornaliuo COUNT
New Mexico
Ms commission expires January 20.
1919
Endorsed: No Nia3. cor. Reed.
Vol 6, page 2ia. CcruHcntc OF lncnr-
poratiou II Tho Sow Mexico Motor
Company Filed in oiic" 81 state
Corporation Comm. s-iou of Nrw
M'Niro. April Is. 1915. ais u m.
EDWIN T. GpNRb, clerk.
Compares tbs To EFC
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Chicago, April 2o.-Considerahlc
~, Myth developed In the wheat mari
kct today. based largely on New YORK
stock market advances, which were
attributed IN some quarters here to
confidence that a break with Gcrmauy
would ho avcrtrd At the eleventh hour
stormy weather thu: seriously rctard-
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Kansas city. Arril 2o.-fiogs-Ro'
ccipts 10000 head market steady
bulk Of sales. te3OI $50; heavy, sos
mas5 light s9.2j $50. pigs, tS.s'
n 1900.
Cattlo-Ecccipts 1000 head; mar
Kct steady. prime fed steers, Sa.35m
3D. western steers. IS. 200 a.3t
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New York. April 2o.-Mercantle
paper, 3m3h per cent
sterling exchange SiNty-day bits.
Si13h demand, Si16A.
Bar silver. g. Sc.
Mexican dollars. 50Lc.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. easy.
Time loans. easy, 60 and 90 DAYS.
ga az per cent.
CAN money. firm. ruling rate. -.
per g
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New York Metals.

New YORK. April s0.-Coppcr. firm.
eiectrolytic, nearby, nominal July and
later. SIS. OOH 1900.
Iron. firm and unchanged.
Metal cNchang" quotes tin. steady,
spot. $4,000 a. 700.
Al London spot copper. tl3l; fu-
lures. ti2i cl.ctrolytic. iii0.
spot tin. flgs los futures. fig6 les.
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stockers. sG75ms.75; calves. sG5oep
iui0.
Shoep-Rcceipts 5000 head mar
kot strong. lambs. sio.75mli6 so;
%yca.nues. sg.j0 1915; wethors. s775
mg5d.
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New York. April 2O.-The metal
market quotes lead. s1.37@ 7.62 spell
ter, easy. spot. East 1t. Louis deliy-
cry. ice asked.
At London. Lead. f3i rs I'd. Spell
ter tlO3.
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Denver. April 20 -Cattle-Roccipts
BOO head market steady, beef steers.
s75OW SEQ; COWS and heifers. 81 ESQ
80. stuckors and feeders, S6.i0M
500; calves. S1O.0Om 200.
Hogs-Rcccipts li00 head, market
steady, top, Sa.lO; bulk of sales. 81 90
oslo.
Shcep-Reccipts 500 head market
steady.
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- Louis. April 20.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500 head; market steady; pigs
and lights. $500 $50; good heavy,
saS5m9S7N
Cattle Receipts 1900 head: mar
ket steady; native beef steers. 3 800
a1d, Noatling steers aud h~oifcrs. s. ~
ml0.0". cows. t5.i0uS.OO. stockcrs,
$500 $50. calves. So. O0N ii.OO.
Shecp-Rcccipts 1900 head. mar
kct steady yearling wcthers. $500 a
1915. lambs. siO.OOmii65
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quiet. midding uplands, s12io, sales.
loo bales.
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It Joseph, April 20-Hogs-Rc-
ceipts 1000 head. market steady. top.
$685.. bulk Of sales. Sei01aG0.
Cattle-I,eccipts 22oO head. mar
ket slow steers, ki.5Om $50. COWS
and hcifcrs, si.5on a25; calves. $50
mb.Tj.
Shecp-Reccip,s s.5c0 head mar.
kct strong lambs. $iO15W1l5O
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ed seeding In the spring crop belt had
a further hullish effect. Dpcnirs
prices. with May ut sit3 60 il3is and
july at t1.t3ii i.13a. were followed
by decided additional gains. Tn" mar
kct closed steady. = &c net high
with MAY at sl1iis aud July .:
Sil37s.
Corn weakened under heavy scllirs
from a leading Spectator who recent
~ had been A.: irchasing on a large
scale AFTER opening Ec down
to shade up prices underwent a Sigh.
further sag Tho close was easy az
a. n h.c To 'c net decline.
oats had no Independent action
Low prices on hcgs tended To ease
provisions.
close.
Wheat MAY, SINS July, 81.
Corn-May. 75a,c, July. 76isc.
Oats-May, 1910; july. i27sc.
Pork May. s23s0; July. >229 ~.
Lard May. sii.65; July. siSo.
Ribs-May. sl2l5i July, sl2.32.
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