Wall Street rises with bear cover and bond optimism
Stock prices advance as professional buying and bear covering push indexes higher. Union Pacific bond prospects and New York revenue issues support market strength amid irregular price action and demand for new issues.
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New York
Stock, Exchange
Shorts
Transcontinental
Harriman
Union Pacific
New York City
London
Paris
Denver and
Rio Grande
General Electric
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville and
Nashville
Ofinneapolis
St. Wouts
St. P
Saurie St. M
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
National Lead
Sceccccs
American Locomotive Cae Es
Delaware and Hudson
National R. R. of Mexico
del. Leek
West
St. Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Do
Virginia Rolina Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
American Smelting and Refining
United States Rubber
Western Union
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
North American
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peils
Ennee
T. L
American Car and Foundry
American Express
American Sugar Refining
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Psoe Sabceua
Atlantic Coast Line
Battimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
St. Louis
Colorado Fuel and Tran
Colorado and Southern Do
Pw Corn Productu
Coeseessee
GR Rock Island Co
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San Fran
Texas and Pacific Pest Ce
United States Express
United States Realty
United States Steel
Ahha Dens Hades Bkdt Snrss
Wells Fargo Express
St Louis Wool Markets Reported Quiet May 6
St Louis markets show quiet trade with medium grades of combing and clothing wool at 16 16 to 16 ? and fine wight at 13 14, heavy fine at 9 10, washed at 18 4.
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St. Louis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May 6
Cattle receipts 18 000. market firm. Steers 5.00 to 7.25. cows 3.75 to 6.25. heifers 2.00 to 6.70. bulls 3.50 to 5.30. calves 2.50 to 6.75. stockers and feeders 3.25 to 6.75. Hogs receipts 8 000. weak. Choice heavy shipping 5.60 to 6.70. gy 5.60 to 5.70. light mixed 5.55 to 5.70. choice light 5.50 to 5.65. packing 5.60. pigs 4.15 to 5.25. bulk 5.50 to 5.60. Sheep receipts 15 000. market steady to strong. sheep 5.00 to 5.25. ewes 6.00 to 7.55. yearlings 5.50 to 6.25.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report May 6
Kansas City stock numbers show cattle receipts at 7800 with steady to slightly lower cattle prices and mixed hog and sheep results. Steers top around 7.08, cows and feeders mostly steady. hogs opened lower but closed steady with top near 5.60. lambs and yearlings rise to 7.25 and 5.50 respectively with Texas stockers and sheep noted in the mix.
Corner Stone of Armory to Be Laid Today in Albuquerque
The mayor proclaims an afternoon holiday as the corner stone of the territorial armory in Albuquerque is laid. A parade forms at 2:30 from the Odd Fellows hall with multiple divisions including the National Guard and G A R units, followed by exercises at the armory with addresses by local and state officials and student choirs.
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Department of New Mexico
Grand Army of the Republic
National Guard
South Fifth Street
Odd Fellows Hall
South Second Street
Infantry
New Mexico National Guard
Central High School Cadet Corps
Learnard & Lindemann Band
G. KK. Warren Post
United Stites Indian School
Second Street
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Armory
Elks’ Theater
George Curry
J. G Caldwell
ad‘jJutant
G. K. Warren Post
Felix J. Lester
Clee Club
Caroline
A. Strong
H. B. Fergusson
Grand Army
W. W. McDonald
Moses L. Stern
Governor's Staff
The
Repubic
George &. Klock
N. Marron
W. 8. Hopewell
Ralph E. Twitchell
Board of Control
Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress
Thomas Harwood
G. A. RR
Guard of Honor
Ing
McDonald
Lester
Territorial Armory
National Guards
Albuquerque
Hliday
Pelix H. Lester
Notice for Publication Small Holding Claim 264 and 869
Public notice from the United States Land Office Santa Fe New Mexico May 2 1908 that claimants Vigil Apodacca and Francisco Lucero y Montoya have filed for final proof on homestead claims. Witnesses are named from Old Albuquerque Alameda and Bernardo with proof set for June 15 1908 before US Court Commissioner H W S Otero. Protests and cross examination permitted at the time and place.
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Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Otero
Albuquerque
Pilar Vigil
Old Albuquerque
Emiliano Vigil
Bernardo
Policarpo Sanches
N. MM
Mariano Vigil
Interior Department
Manuel R.otero
Register
Francisco Lucero Y Montoya
Alameda
Township
United States
Plajedel Maldonado
Alfredo Sandoval
Jacobo Tafoya
Nicanor Pacheco
Manuel RP. Otero
United Sites Land Office
Passion Play At Crystal Theater Ends Soon
The great Passion Play Life of Christ by the Prane company continues this week at the Crystal Theater. The production re-creates the biblical events with period costumes and staging, promising an immersive experience for audiences in the final four days of showing.
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Christ
Crystal Theater
Prane Company
Albuquerque District Justice to Hear Adverse Claim at June Proof
In Albuquerque New Mexico on June 15 1908 Rosalia Vigil de Lujan widow of Vicente Lujan will defend her claim to several lots in sections 26 36 and 26 35 township range against Crecencio Aragon Acolastico Vigt Pelicaspo Sanchez Pablo Salazar and others listed as observers. Manuel R Otero Register announces a public examination and rebuttal opportunity at the stated time and place. Also notice of a Democratic Convention and primaries in Bernalillo County set for May 16 1908 to select delegates for the territorial and national conventions with primary elections May 9 1908 across precincts including San Jose Alameda Ranchos of Albuquerque Barelas San Antonio Los Griegos Atrisco and other precincts with delegate allocations and chairs named.
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H. W. S Otero
United States
Albuaverque
N. M
Rosalia Vigil de Lujan
Vicente Lujan
T. IN
Crecencio Aragon
Acolastico Vigt
Pelicaspo Sanchez
Pablo Salazar
Albuquerque
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Bernalillo County
Armory Hall
Elks’ Opera House
Roswell
Denver
San Jose
Miguel Sedillo
School House
Alameda
Jose Miguel Lucero
Ranchos of Albuquerque
Ambrosio Zamora
Barelas
Pablo Lujan
Patima Hell
San Antonio
Jesus Garcia
Los Griegos
Gustavus Sisneros
Ranchos de Atrisco
Donaciano Gurule
Escobosa
Manuel Gutierres Y Garcia
Pajarito
New Border Building
North Second Street
Sam Neustadt
Old Albuquerque
Leonardo Hunick
Court House
San Ignacio
Teoflo Candelaria
Tijeras
San Antonito
Manuel Gutierres
L. Burton
Atrisco
Chilili
Duranes
Francisco Saavedra
Democratic County Committee
Burkhart
Chim
D. H. Carns
Sec'y
District Court of the
Territory of
New Mexico
John Nunson
John E Nunson
Bernalillo
John Bunson
State National Bank
John W. Wilson
Department of the Interior
Lang
Banta Pe
Mary EB. Warner
Red
Township
A. EK. Walker
A. Gaumer
J. Gaumer
Nelson R. Swans
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Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
Sloss Sheffeld
Great Northern
International
New Orleans
Chicago Board of Trade
Boston
Atchison
Atechigon
Chanee
Albany
Boston and
Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Dominion Iron and ‘Berl
Edison
Massachusetts Electric Am
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United States Steet
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet and Heein Ig Glans
Daly West
Wranklin
Granby Sailor
Massachusetts Mining
Sciper
Beliens
Dominion
Osceola A. Fe
Wee
Erie
Tamomvock
Cameea
U Trinity
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United Copper
United States Minine
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Winona
Worth Butte
Oak Cdeesseeeerss
Butte Coalition
Calumet
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Ieen Canauiea A. Ee
Oak Rg
Batford
Vonger
Journal
Brig
McCormick
Lane
Heartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
Shes Corp
Express
J. Korber & CO
N. Second St
Neuieete
Southern Cal. Express
North
Cal
el P. & Mex
Chi
Kan
Pecos Valley
Amarillo
Carlsbad
Rosane
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Den
Lamy
T. BE. Purdy
Putney
Whaleenie
Mitchell
NEW
Mexio
Ain
B.M. Williams
West Gold Avenue
Brea
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Guarantesa
ORS. Copp & Pettit Room
N. T. Armise Baliding
Second Judicial District Court
J. F. Palmer
Sagie
Ecash
Marquette Avenue
North First Street
WM. Farr
Deestaien Buasage
Torrance
Automobile
United States Mall and Poccesber Service
Noewell
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Agent Et Tor- France
Roswell Auto Co
J. W. Brockard
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