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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
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over s5.400. 900, 900 of federal taxes
were collected last year. The cost of
collecting same was fifty cents on the
hundred dollars. We trust President
Harding will find a way to reduce
this graft at least forty per cent
Glasgow Missourian.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

In Chicago it is claimed that II a
man does not drink his bootleg
whLskey promptly. he will be shot.
No need OF any such threats In st.
Joseph. Our fellows will gulp err
down without a pistol pursuader
sOiree. first
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

This paper has begged and plead
with the men and women who made
big wages during the war to save a
part ut least-but there was not ono
out OF each hundred who did.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

The Observer likes you--or it would
not be talking to you-therefore on
this the eve of Christmas. 1920. it
wishes you all the joys that such a
day dear to all Christian hearts may
offer.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
rOR rENKosE las SAIn so

FOR PENROSE HAS SAID so
There is no republican in the Unit
ed States as powerful and as influ-
Cnua as Senator Boics Penroso, for
this dominating senator never tries to
paint himself TO resemble something
he isn't. lie doesn't care whether an
idea Is popular or unpopular; If it is
his he spits it out. if. indeed, he takes
the trouble to talk at all, which he
usually doesn't. There isn't anything
Of the demagogue about Pcnrosc. and,
to give him his dues, nothing OF the
coward. lie would scorn to pandcr
TO the multitude. lie thinks too much
or himself to do that-and too little
OF the multitude. At that. ne thinks
more Of the multitude than Of the
"intcllectuals," as he calls them-the
men and women who see visions and
worship at the shrine of ideals that
are Of the spirit. Penrosc simply can't
got that gentry at all. They speak a
language that is strange to him. They
arc fools, and to be dealt with accord
ing to their folly. Ordinarily he loft
lily ignores them Sometimes lie bavls
them out, as at Atlantic City the
other day, when ne bluntly declared
that his opposition to "the" league Of
nations is also an opposition to Seua-
tor Hardiug's idea for IAN associa-
ton" of nations. This is the way he
talked:
I'VE don't need an association Of
nations. Let us tend 10 our own bus
mess. There is no necessity for the
association. Americans want To 70
along i'm the old-fashiOncd way with
out entangling foreign alliances. Per
sonuI'y ! am opposed to international
idealism and TO the higher thought
il world politics. am against all
these new ideas. ] think the COM
munty has been insane for year or
so, advocating weird Ideas such as
Hoover for president and such
things"
Pcnrose is the god Of things as they
are. and a very powerful sod, too.
Ills power was indicated when he
named Harding for the nomination.
verhs IN advance of the rcpublcal
the cImpaign, when certain rcPubf-
can opponents Of the higher thought
an world politics such as the dcspis-
ed Hoover, not to mention Root and
TAFT aud Hughes, were urging that
their PARTY p1ar. a moderate and
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Why Not Howl, Lodge?

President Wilson gets the Nobel
Peace Prize award which is $40, 900
in Swedish money, but only S29,1OO
in gold. No howl from Senator Lodge
has been heard yet because of this
"damnable outrage. e."-Boonvi"e Ad-
vertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

Those 100000 textile workers In
Philadelphia who had their wages cut
Monday were given an unwelcome
Christmas present-but they deserved
it-as wages were too high In all Of
those mills and factories.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Tho ODcn Shop Is Coming

The open shop is coming. 1t means
that the laboring man who does an
honest days work and does not loaf
the CRATER will be compelled to look
for some other place to get his half
earned money.-Boonville Advertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

Kansas City did not need to cut eff
its street lights Sunday night to give
Its abundant crop of footpads a bet
ter chance to operate. Those artists
operate at any old time and place
light or dark.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

1t may be all right to indict those
New York plumbers for violation OF
tho antitrust lawsuit its dollars to
doughnuts that the indictment does
not stick--and IL 1t does the public
does not pay the bills.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

When you have paid your federal
tax. your state income tax-your city
tax-your state and county taS-and
last but not least your St Joseph oc-
cupation tax just added to your bur-
dens-you will imagine according to
the late Col. Shepherd that "h--l has
broke loose along the Missouri"
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
The Disturbance of Nov. .

The seisrh ogrSph at washington
has recorded a severe earthquake but
the scientists haven't been able to
find out where 1t happened. Is 1t
possible the seismograph was a little
slow and has just caught the dis
turbance OF November 2?-Kansas
City Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

The prohibition enforcement agent
at Chicago wants eighty more assist
ants to enforce" prohibition in Chi
cago New Years cve-whew. how
prohibition does prohibit
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
This Is the RcaI DOna

Analysis of the vote polled at the
November election has convinced the
politicians that at least 40 per cent OF
the vote received by the Republican
candidates was cast by Democrats
who temporarily left their party
Maitland Herald.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Always Ready TO Down You

little coterie OF congressman are
earnestly striving to build up sent-
ment in favor of laws which will to
degree emulate the blue laws of pre-
revolutionary days They object to
Sunday baseball Sunday papers. NOV
les. excursions. or any other form OF
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

This is your last day on which to
purchase Christmas offerings. Rush
around to any good st. Joseph mer-
chant. and he will give it to you--at
right prices.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Shupp Wants Inside Information

II Brother Shupp OF the Anti
Saloon League had his way about II,
he would require every federal aud
state officer. sworn to enforce the
bone dry laws. to be equipped in ad-
dition to revolvers. with stomach
pumps. He wants inside information.
-Boonville Advertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

Tho small counties of the state
stand to lose on the sec, 900. 900 bond
issue for good roads-for some of
the big cities are already planning
to take that fund for building be-
tween the big cities.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
OF Course lie Did Not

Ex-King Constantine is surprised
that anybody should think he ever
had any intention of abdicating. OF
course he didn't. All he did was to
Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Can Easily Establish A,Ibi

John Barleycorn. on reading of the
daily crimes now being committed in
the dry cities OF the country. claims
he can easily establish an alibi. and
thinks he has been wholly indicated.
-Boonville Advertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
TIrE PRICE TINT WE PAY

During tho last fiscal year ending
June 80. your Uncle Sam collected In
taxes from you the stupendous sum
Of 35.4os,o75,O6s--some money. isn't
t7
That amount Of money represents
levy Of S51.55 on every one OF the
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
There VIII Be Others

More than 300 negro laborers in
Chicago and vicinity have agreed to
accept a reduction in wages rather
than lose their jobs. This Is only the
beginning. g.-Boonville Advertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
thrifty Americans stole nearly one.
half of it.

Now perk up and got ready TO be
n better man or woman next year.
Promise yourself that you will not
steal, lie or swindle in 1921, and you
will have done your part-if you
stick TO your resolve.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
WILSON'S FAITH IN DEMOCRACY

1t as source OF deep grauflcat!on
to all good voters to note that Presl-
dent Wilson still retains his sublime
faith in Democracy, Without the
shadow Of possibility or doubt. democ-
Tlcy is the hope OF the human race.
Whether the president has accom-
plishod much in permanent world
popularity for this gospel Of govern
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

The people would still like 10 know
how it was that the grand jury could
indict but one election judge-and he
a Democrat. They would like to
know just how he could operate alone
and why the cops in the booth who
surely must have known of tiff they
did not help-did not squeal?
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

You cannot grunt-neither growl-
at the change in st. Joseph's wealth
er. You never had a longer and
more pleasant fall and winter.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

That Chicago hold-up artist who
confessed to so many pieces Of work
all of a superior quality, is getting
ready to spend his winter where there
is heat.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Even That Was Thought Darixs

Our memory goes back to the time
whom a girls idea of daringness in
attire was red slippers, hardly show
ing.-Nodaway Democrat Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

You need not swear off" next Sat
urday. There is no more booze and
all OF the world is lilly white"-per-
haps.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

The 'thrift" OF the American peo-
pie is easily shown by the statement
that when Plymouth Rock was brok-
On tho other day while moving it
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

All over the United States come re-
ports of cuts in wages and salaries.
They are expected-and are what will
stabilize business and prices.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

Sunday amusement or pleasure. There
is always someone ready to take the
joy out OF life, but somehow few OF
them succeed.-Glasgow Missourlan.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
What the Missouri
Editors Are Saving
Not Near So Satisfactory

1t may be more blessed to give than
TO receive, but not nearly so salts
flying. Journal.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
Not So With "a Mule

man usually puts his best foot
forward, but not 30 with a mule
Nodaway Democrat-Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

After Jan. LIST look out for the drop
in prices-which has just got to
come.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

If a hundred dollar occupation tax
does not give you the Willies, you
certainly are patriotic citizen.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

st. Joseph's profiteering landloads
are slated for a speedy and hard fall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

SOD 90 the rial estate hereinafter dsssribsd
and 90 quiet utia ~ saia piaiutif b. azainsi
tho adverse claims III suid drfsudHafs aui
eafh pt them Esd that said defsndauts AID
each OF them Doc barred ana forever fstuurri
ftntn claiming any right title ~ interest iu
or ~ said prrniars o. in rass any d~rfeudant
should establish am uEhf 90 anf portion uf
snid real rstatF that ihe lines ~ the rial
eattfe so claimed and established De- deter.
mined and MARKED upnu No rfeuud hf q
proper surFfN and that The ruats Of surh
savoy BE- paid in such portions a. fhe rauft
may hud Iust aud equitable sad Tor az
such other and furiher relief a. ths p~lalutih
may De- entitled tn 10 egsitV aatd real estate
being situate iu ths cannty Of sandovai tate
u New Mexico aud described A. ioiinwsl
All that ps-tion Of the Aiameda Land Grant
yiuE in The unputy " NauGofal, deacrihed a.
follow Nunnded on the north hy th. norh
line ~ The Alameda Land OFanf on the
vest by The west line ~ thc Alameda Land
trant on the suutu Boy me euunfy line be-
tween bsualillo aud Sandovai sountie- aud
co. thr East hf fhr top 81 The frat sandhills
west ~ the RIO UraHde waller the hnr
thereof unnlng Approximately a. follow
Commencing on ne c0unty line between
NfrnHlllla aud Sandutal c%nuufirs. az the
rui.nten corner af %.rftlous d aud q Ut town
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

Msstss Transiio Mratas. tiuqfe1 Mn
timer prsidsrio Maf,insI foss Manuel
Sanchcf. heirsH saw OF .;iranor MARTINEZ.
deceased Adrla Gutierfrr de- SllNa. Cor
ina silva fmiliH suva. LeandTo Ailvn.
'l9rcs silva Canaelsrio y "a Fslicin
silva. Lisandau silva. -mhrusin silva. Va
uyinn Nllyu jaime ~llVa. Celia Silva. widow
and helfs az. laW OF Inse Felipe SItva de-
reascd Crndrlarlo sHutihanes Francisco
Aueeru honfnfa aud Lorenzo Luecrs .
Menioye heirs at.law of lose Lurefo. d.
ceased Tomrsa Lucsfu suhn Luesrp. An.
tonic i%aIcfrn. Victor SandnFai Elsarar
handuvai Serundino sandavai Gregorio
Nsstas Euzenia Mesias, Antnrio Mfsfas
Carlns Martinez. Gabriel Aauinsf. Iusedna
Martinez Isabel Martinez. suiiisriaa ca
terfcA Oregorio Ssudavai. Evarisio 0rieso
hersahs uriesn. pfinna NrirEn. klbina
NanioFn heirs ~ Tanias Moutsfa derrns
ID Drlauu GrieEo. lusiiniana GuiierreA
ifensnrrr u Saudegal county a 49,. all
tnkunNn tialuHnts 81 f%Hfrffsf in tho Real
fstat- Described iu Plninuu's Compliant
AdVrrsr 20 Piai1tlH Befendants
Nnitr D. hereby given thef fhs above
AIMED plainiln hat tied ita suit against ths
.bafeuamrd d,fendanis in The shove. named
curt. that The object Hnd urnyef of said
Is to establish thu tflf Of plaintiN in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
MATERNITY CORPS?
NOT FOR u. S., THANKS!
FRENCH IDEA SCORED

Academy Of Medicine tifat . "vciun-
tnfY maternity corps" 81 girls be cs-
iahlishcd IN that country 10 save
France from race suicide.
such things may be an right for
France. hut not here. No one could
he found - aay q single word In r.
fEror. women declared n IAN insult
- mot1erhood.'
tinder Professor carr 1rs program
girls would chres2 thf zen they de-
aite 81 fathers Of the. children and
No nian might refuse such offers. The
plan also 'brovides rtnte suppurt FOR
ne girls and the children.
This echeme would never NEE;
with the ~appreyal ~ the Womens
Christian Temperance union, &C.
ciarca Mrs. f1iia A. Bolie. nntiOnai
Wire president 81 that organization.
Wits arceptance would be the higerst
hiow 40 marriage and b family that
I can Imagine
The secretary % the woman's
TRACE Union league, Mrs. Maud
schwartz. says
French VIII resent b as
an insult. over here we already Nave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
chicaro Board Of Trade

CHICAGO, Apri Ia Anxiety over
The railway strike situation tonight
led 10 urN uptnrna today in me price
uf corH. Al dsliYerica except May
went nhuAe previous fop figures for
the sonsqu Covering hy shorts was
ON n hlf srHle. pprning prices. which
varied IRON the ZANE a. Yesterdays
nnish 60 cent hiFhrr. with May
siG7 be- 81 Gsa and Jnly 4t60h tn
tl.gnfa. we're followed by material
gains all around.
DHis like earn reached new high
record urirsa ser the season There
VINE no pressure to sell Auer open
ins y shade on 10 = ccnt up i%nciuding
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
New Investment
Company for City
Gets State Charter

The Security Nortgage and Invest
meut company Of Albuquerque has
Incorporated FOR $3.50 900. The
principal office OF the company Is ~
the First National bank buiiding.
Stock Is divided into two rlusHes
S100 .0uo bemE preferred and $3.50,
600 common. The preferred stock
is 10 per cent cumulative. but has no
voting power B~usiuess will be com-
fmcnced with 50 900 paid IN.
The lncurpDrators are 40 follows ID.
j. Alderman. Albuquerque. statutory
agent. $4,000 in common stock; J, s.
pennison. Albuquerque. $500 in ZONE
mon stock; NJ "a Alderman. Alhu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. April ie.-The runl-
road strike aud yesterdays unexpeci-
cd advance OF call loans TO 10 per
cent. causing mlEgisings responding
next weeks money market. were
primary factors iu today's brief and
feactionary SESSION Of the stock eN-
change. Exceptions 10 the general
decline Included shippings aud sugata.
which responded Go favorable trade
conditions az gains Of 3 q 9 points.
Metals and several OF the equipments
were firm 70 strong. but representi-
tive stocks. motors and oils were un-
dor pressure with numerous special
ties and rails were duli and slightly
lower. Moderate rallies, due 20 short
covering, occurred Ia the first deal
iuFr. The closing wus irreEular
Sales Appropriated 45O.o00 shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

1ip N NORTH, ranas . easi and secfiuns 90
and 1g Of 2 tgA. X IE a " O. u
thence running north 30 degree 81 minutrs
east. isa chains thruee east "a drgrrss 30
minntrs west IN chains thence nosth go He'
srrrs uo minutes enHt fnI Na rhnius thence
due snst iaGu rhains tn a wire fence fur
urrly claimed hi . a. Sgndatal nov owned
by ri1intin thence boz % unrbtnafftl5 dlffr
ton nl0Hg said wire fence 90 the Arroyo Bar
anca ~ q point whore lt joins M Roo NUardt
thrnrf be- b uurthfnsfrtly direction along tho
klu uraHde o. ihq nortn iiur % ihe Alameda
Land Grent containing 54a1n acres 81 land
The d.fendapfr are 6irthsr nafllra that
unir-s thef appear and answer uu or heffrf|
he 7th DIS 81 May. 1891. Judgment will hs'
drfauf
4 u MrMtlleu Is The attorney Tor plaintiff
and his restohr~ adde's b. Albuquerque.
Aeu Mesiro.
q ARMiJO.
pert ~ said Court
ny Harm r ler Deputy
March 2n2s april $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS


ALvARADO.
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8 a. Ford Lne Angeles.
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f.. a. r. Roman. ios Angeles.
W. r. W1lkcs. Los Angeles
q a. haiirt. Los Angeles.
~. ~ fiddle. Los Angeles.
A. a. Mcmillan, Los Angeles.
a. 81 Russell Los AnEcies.
~. y. iomcyi San Francisco.
4 =. smYer. Denver.
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Pred Ephiin. San Francisco
T.. ~. Jones. El paso.
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X. a. ohryan. Las Cruces.
John Tuttsl Sew York.
Jas Eaersolc Denver.
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D. g.. Fisher. O.. \. RS. Admin.
n. q RENDER New York.
y. }. MhAlru, New York.
A. ~. Schleg. Oklahoma City.
AZ. d. Copper, Lamar COLO.
Florence Macbeth New York.
sruReEs.
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W. ~ Hickey. nailas.
Mff. y. tr1uuIcnn. san MarCiai.
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sir. and Mfs D. D. Young cuba.
Harriet Young Cuba.
~ D.. Nhss1u Fnlrylaw q. n.
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u. A. Schneider. CITY.
rhoa. 4. Guhlr. Santa ~.
COMBS.
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lfoury lslof SANTA 20
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NEW YORK. April io-M Mercantile
paper. G4i m7 per cent
Exchange heavy; sterling 80 day
bills. a1aH per cent; commercial 90
DAY bills on banks. IhaH per cent.
commercial so day bills. 393 per cent.
demand, a97H per cent :cuhics,
a0th per cent
Government bonds weak.
uHiifatd bonds heavy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

more nespie than ~ can tAEe ~
uf"
The mar who proposed such O.
hing ought 10 he sent 70 a lunatic
asylum. said Monaignor Luke j.
Everk.
Nav Eastman socialist editor Of
the Llherator. said;
fuoisn meat Thc great scper-
iority %. France over other nations
llcn n 10 ipw birth fnNc.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

NEW YORK. April 10.-F1nai
prices on liberty bonds today; 3AH.
sG.s6; first a.. 9i.f4; second a. ss.aO;
first fHf, 9liu. second as $500;
victory ass, a1.i2; victory 4AH,
sT.6g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

CHICAGO Auril f0-Potatoes
firm iteceirta ~ ears. northern
white sacked t7Oom7.3b; same loo
bulk. $3.50 $50; Minncsota russots.
$3.50; Canada red and white mixed.
5000 g.7d.
Butter lower. rrcumerg. ASA Ggt.
kgFs-Lower Hcrcipls. latfi
cases. %isirsfs. iOm fOtsr: ordinary
firsiH, 500 37c: nt mark. eases I'M
cludcd. a9M40c.
pJu!uy-IuchUngpd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

NEW YORK. April Io-cotton flu
tures closed steady; May 4i.42; July,
ap.ih. October abge. December.
afga. January. aa.ge.
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LEcAI NOTICES
state 81 Neu Nexieo. County of SandpvaI.
In the nisirict Court.
No HiN.

IN the n,sirict Court.
No Hih.
san Nateo Land Company, PLAINTIFF.
W
iofnafd Heller Beatrice DONATES DE- Heller
Abenirio Perez jnllo Martin. 1astiniaro
UufisrreA inis Garcia, iuun q LoneE Joe
Pins. Elias Martinez Jose Ramon Tenoriu.
Jose Felipe Moniayas rhns Montuya. o.
taviauo Lopez. Teresa Gunfalrs de- Sando
val D. ~ SandovnL. Mirnman Sanchez.
tnaries Mara .Nafia de- Metz. Iohu Targh.
rita, hsttisia Tnrghetfa. cirmcntina Tar
snrtial fnnf TArghstta, Pctrpuiia Sauehef
a. Aumiio. widow. and nssld Aumllo.
itrabo ArHila. Alfredo Aruilo. pauiiia
Aruiis. rhildfrn ~ poiissrpio Arnln. d.
ceased; Miguel q Dc baca, Udmiano 0u.
tirrr-E. Alfrede Sandnvai ttaeha MARTINEZ
DE- Tcaorio. widow 81 jesus Tennrn. de-
ceased Jose lufterrrI Nna4alss| SiNtA
duUrrref. Nslhiias aanersrS. lose Gptier
rrr. Henoyrba Tsnurla end Daniel Teunnn.
nnly heirr-aflau of Jesus TeuHrlu. dereas
"a Aelqulade. Martinez Hossnda Mar
iirrh ferfsffo Aartinra. Gregorio MeitaA
ffank Mfkus Aifrroo ~fesfas, Luuth
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sheep Receipts. SOC. No trading.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 10
Hoes-licceipts. 5000 Market
steady 20 20 cents lower. Hulk.
st3 20 1900; henvles. &1275als.6O.
mediums, sia.b0Mit.00; lights. st2.75
H1az5; uigs. not quoted.
cattle-Iieceipts, sa3. Market for
week 70 Thursday; Beof steers.
30 cents lower. Butcher cattle. gem
orally stcady; veal calves. as cents 20
81 90 lower.
shccp-Recelpts. 5000. Market
"wednesday. stetdy with last weeks
close. Since "Wednesday receipts have
accumulated with mo- packer outlet
and no quotable market.
CHICAGO April iG-Hors-Ro-
ceipts. 5,0O0. Market 10 to 90 cents
lower than yesterdays average. Bulk.
Sif0nm 1900; top. Sia2b: heavy.
$500 o. ~ 90. medium. AI4g5H
10 20; light 4ii.50 n 1900: light light
$3.50 ntf.75; heavy packing sows.
smooth. sl2 90 ID 1890; packing SONS
rough. $4,000 i2.bO; piEs. $1,000
lf.oo.
Caulc-Recoipts. 1000 Market
iifm. Beet steers. medium and
hsavywcight, choice and prime.
ai3.7b mlb.00; medium and good,
sll.bhWla.Iht common. 10000
ii50, lightweight good and choice
fi2 o 1875. common and medium.
a9.76mt2f 90; butcher cattle. hclfera.
t4.t 49, 4hf COWS. N4.5Omt2is:
canners ana cutters. ef25mTbG:
veal calves, St2.0Om 1850. feeder
steers. $500 Wl1.SS; atockcr steers.
S7.G5 mILzb.
shecp- Receipts. 5000. Market
nominal lambs 50 pounds down.
SIS 90 20.7it culls ana common.
Nla.Ib 1913. ewes medium. good
ana choice. 81 UgmIs.ON; cuIs and
common. 5000 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

July at s57. { O sGA cents the market
scored "a general advance.
Provisions were firmcr In sympathy
with grain. Trading. though lacked
volume.
close.
Corn-Moy. st.67-s July. si.s0A :
sent. Sass.
Oats-May, a5A.c. July. sshc.
pork-Aiay. &a6.S5. July. $500
Iard-May. sis.70; July. sa0.f7.
Rihs-May. $3.50; July. xtS.77..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

Herald Want Fis Are Real.
Go-Getters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Livestock

DENVER. colo. Aprii i0-cattle
Receipts, zoe. No trading.
Hoes-Heceipts. ESQ. No trading
sheep receipts, 800. No trading.