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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29
Bill Providing That All Criminals
Sentenced to Death Should
be Executed at State Capital
Inspired by SoCorro County,
IMPORTANT MEASURES
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE
Major LIeweIIyn Would Send
Commission Appointed by
Governor to San Diego to In
veStigate Exposition.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning J0urnaI.1
Santa Fe y. NJ. March 2S.-Ex-
hausted By the strenuosity Of the senE
atorial fight, the solons of the legis'
iature will adjourn from tomorrow to
Thursday to rest and recuperate. af-
i ter which they declare they win go
at the business of law making with
vigor.
1 A joint resolution providing for the
! adjournment was passed by both the
| senate and house under a suspension
of the rules today. The house got ex-
trcmely busy and number of bills
were introduced. The senate was not
quite SO industrious at the morning
| session, but went at the work again
! in the afternoon, while the members
of the house listened to the argu
ments of the attorneys in the bribery
| Investigation before the committee of
| fifteen
A bill by Representative Cooney
providing that all executions should
| take place at the penitentiary and
fixing the time and providing the
method of procedure in hangings, and
measure introduced by Represen-
tative Carter regulating lobbying
were the two measures which pro-
duced the most interest in the house
A similar bill regarding the place for
inficting capital punishment was In
troduced in the senate and an effort
will be made in both branches to have
it passed.
In response to a question by Repre-
sentative Muliens as to why any emer-
gency existed. Mr.. Cooney stated that
there were a number of capital cases
coming up for trial in various coun.
ties and the people We're opposed to
local executions. In the senate 1t was
said that the people of Soeorro
county wanted the bill passed as
or three capital cases set for trial at
the coming term of the district court
and the people of the county wished
the executions to take place, If there
were any convictions of first degree
murder, at the penitentiary and not
at the county seat.
Both the senate and house wanted
;.Ine to consider the bill, however. and
in the senate 1t was made special
order of business for "A committee of
the whole at 2:30 in the afternoon
while in the house it was referred tol
the judiciary committee.
A joint resolution was passed by
the house authorizing the governor
to appoint a commission of five to be
known as the Panama. California
to serve without pay and
not more than three of the members
to be OF the same political party. The
commission is empowered 10 visit
San Diego, select site for the New
Mexico exhibit at the exposition and
outline plan for the exhibit 20 be
reported TO the next session of the leg
islature. i'ff
The house granted the use Of the
chamber to the GOOD Citizens league
of Albuquerque for sunday afternoon
at o'clock, when John ID. Hammond
will deliver an address under the
direction of the league on the pend !
ing legislation regarding civic purity !
The use of the chamber was also
granted the New Mexico Coed Roads
association for meeting To bc held
April Sd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29
prayer. reading and correction of the
journal of the proceeding day.
The following pilis We're introduced,

prayer. reading and correction of the
journal OF the preceding day.
The following pilis were introduced:
Bill No. 81, by Representative Gage
creating the county of Hinkle. Re-
ferred to the committee on counties
and county lines.
Bin No. 80. by Representative Rog-
ers, defining artesian wells and reg.
ulating the use Of same. Referred
to committee on irrigation and drain
age.
Bill No. 80, by Representative Skid.
more, providing that legal voters of
New Mexico may vote in outside pre-.
ctncts under certain circumstances.
Referred to judiciary committee.
Bin No. "a. by Representative
Cconey. providing for executions at
the state penitentiary and prescrib
ing the time and method of same.
Referred to committee on Judiciary
Bill No. s5. by Representative Car
ter. regulating lobbying Referred to
committee on uIes.
Bin Nos SO, by Representative
Cooney (by request. providing for
appraisement Of damages done by
an nmals of known owners. Referred
to Judiciary committee.
Bill No. 81. by Representative
Sanchez. prohibiting the running at
large of hogs and swine. Referred
to committee on livestock.
Bill No. is, by Representative
Mulens. relating 10 the powers of In
corporated towns and villages. Re-
ferreu to judiciary committee.
BIN No. 80. By Representative
Toombs. relating to the powers OF in
corporated towns and villages. Re.
ferred to judiciary committee.
House joint resolution, by Repre-
sentative Llewellyn. authorizing the
governor to appoint Panama Cali
fornin commission. Referred to H.
nance committees.
A message received from the gov.
ernor reported the signing of senate
for house bin No. 10, de-
filming the crime Of perjury. also the
signing OF house bill No. %. regarding
the payment of salaries and mileage
of legislators and employees.
Senate bill No. 81, providing for
printing of bills and resolutions, was
reported favorably from the commit.
tee and passed under suspension Of
the rules.
Senate joint resolution No. Il. re-
gardng adjournment to certain day
was passed under a suspension of the
rules.
Report of committee on rules re-
ceived and ordered placed in the
hands of the printer that proofs may
be furnished each member of the
house.
Representative Catron, on behalf
of the two newly elected senators
from New Mexico, invited the mem
bers of the house and the chief clerk
to attend banquet at the Palace iio-
tel tonight at . o'clock; the invitation
was accepted.
The house adjourned until tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29
SAN FRANCISCO BOND
MEASURE CARRIES

san Francisco. March 2S.-The
proposition "a bond the city for S.
500. 900 for the purchase of land and
the erection of municipal buildings in
the proposed civic center carried 10y
an overwhelming majority today
This election was the first at which
the women of san Francisco were
allowed Ia vote and they formed -
large part of The visitors to the polls
Aside from the buildings 10 be
erected by the city, the exposition
company has pledged itseif 10 build
a $1,000. 600 auditorium. which VIII
revert to the city after 1916 II sufd-
cient land n provided.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29
ALLEGED MISMANAGEMENT
OF ESTATE BY HUSBAND

Los Angeles. March 2s.-t'pon conn
plaint Of Mrs. Jennie Tufts. wife of
Gorham Tufts. Jr. and formerly
widow of \. Roe. of Fort Worth. Ten.
the county grand jury began an IN
,s-Stiesti..H TODAY uf TUFTS alleged
management of his Nife'- million dol
bar estate. Mr~. Tufts chsrgcd that
her husband squandered more than
100000 of her money in promotins
various unsuccessful enterprises.
The TUFTS separated three weeks
sEo. They were married three years
ago in Fort Worth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29

sacramento, Cal. March 2s.--The
filing with the secretary of state to.
day of a lists of proposed delegates
approved by LaFollette supporters 10
assured the placing Of senator Ia
Fl llette's name on the ballot as an
opponent OF Taft and Roosevelt a,
the presidential primaries May iith.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29

L "A "a
his clothes lined with hundred dollar
| hills. Elf.no naca Was ira swee, hing
with thes. man swarminy n,ound him
lhka flias around no honav not ,rhn
| nrosacution bn. ar,,,ad I'M, ~.
committed no offense n ms ia true
then no offense was comn,ttad rbere
must he t,yo portias IN constitute ma
Grim. of bribery There mus, be N
hriber az well ns n hrlheo Ana ,f
these men w.r. puiltv ar bribar, theo
Elfeso Racs was .nuallv p,iltv
.The casaat nrasent stands unon
Itha unsunnortaa testlnopy ~ ,rl,nyo
paca wish Ia call your nttontion Ia
soma az ,ba Inconsistencies N nsa !,
mild t.rml In t,s tes,i,,opy paca
testifi.a thot an tbe nipht M ma tetb
wban 1nas,. EnlI was I'm ,h,. rnor wjt,
Raca nnd thnsa man ana -, them s,ia
ha ,vantea n,on.v f,r his voto Sonatcr
Ilolt testified tbnt Iuap. Fall to,d hin,
tha, when tbo t.u man saia Il win
helm the man that holns mo bn
f.Iu,lps Eain want am nf tha ronn
ana thp, Raca followed him out and
tol5 him tbat these men wanted
money II tba,. bnd saia thav ,vantoJ
monev in Juaoc FAIRS nrasnnce whv
ala Raca bava to follow hin, ontsldn
RI Tho room, +, tau him ~ th. factn
"co,oneI Jar,p,illo is IN. man of
MANY sorrows i'm this affair He was
surrr nefora n hannaned sorry when
!. occurred sorry aftarNard ,na ts
sorry now Rut he was NOT SORRY
epouph IN po ia thesa noor man when
tba run,or fIrs, r,,,chad hin, ana ,yarn
theu tha, thev were M, el Ia yat ip,o
trouhle ue was starry enouph Ia enter
in,o n cabal unon the nnsunno,te,
word ar EIfaeo pa,a Ia an,ran thasa
mon who had haan his closa uolit,caI
friends ana folloy,rs for siftaep voa,s
II want To discuss now the Rlack
Ea,la of snn Mi,u,a, charlie sn,ass !.
n great bov charlie said they had de.
termlned ia 90 into the house clean
inp business. That was sweet ana re-
freshinp To some of MS. | agree with
him on the proposItion that the re-
publican house needs cleaning badly.
lecame aware some tIme ago thnt II
was infested with yermin and IL seems
that a lean streak OF virtue has al last
strucls tha republicnn oreanization
..,rhen wc come Ia Joe sena or
course Nothing like this could happen
without Ioa sapn A s,nnt of his Kind
"'.no'' 'oe oc"". ~ ''us' " .''s Mn"
couiu no, ne Pui'eu Oh III SANTA
"''n"", Joe ~ " ~" "iis"' "s "cs'
pave iuheral WITHOUT torpse' mere
"re 80 many nnf,o''ni'i''VS ~ ''e
hayin nointiny than out ua tesfifiad
nesi" po'ii''"s 'ne"i oue ne 'es','e'
.ha' an Oh tne men were se"teo Wheu
ne entered from tne "h'nIoon'' ~
'"o o'"o' a"''' Us. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Coffee Show Gains
Corn and Oats Decline.

War news tending TO boost prices was
more than Offset in yesterdays wheat
market by the tremendous movement in
the interior An early gain Of Ag5Sc was
lost, and the market closed at unchanged
TO sc higher than Saturdays final Total
receipts at interior points were 3,ll5,oO
bushels, against 10000 for the same day
last year. and the domestic visible
showed a gain of 2,6560OO bushels for the
week, against 1,576,OCO increase last year,
with the Canadian visible giving a net
increase of 2.22iOO0. Seaboard clearances
OF l.3i2,OO0 bushels. against $4,000 last
year. were believed to be almost wholly
on account OF old contracts, and there
was little export demand. Corn and oats
were quiet and dragging all day, with
closing figures either unchanged from
Saturdays or &c lower. Coffee trading
was largely in the form of switches. and
with a steady undertone an opening ad-
vance OF to 4 points above Saturdays
final met few changes, the close being
at l TO points net higher. The Brazilian
situation showed practically no change
and the cost and freight market was
about steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Europe's disturbed international poll
teal situation growing out Of the Balkan
war was Utilized early in the day as a
factor by the bears on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange, II was supplemented IN
the afternoon by rumors that the latest
Mexican revolution might bring about the
long talked Of Intervention of the United
States in the affairs OF that country. The
market was under selling pressure Writ
ually all day, although there were occa-
gional periods OF comparative dulness.
The heaviest selling was in the closing
hour, when the pressure against prices
became pronounced and the whole list
give way easily under the weight Of offer
ings. Prices on the $50 o'clock opening
call reflected irregularity compared with
Saturdays closing. Transactions in the
half hour before business started else
where in Wall Street totalled 800 shares.
Sales for the day totalled 57,l0 shares
with ffty-four different stocks repre-
ocntcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET-Call money
Was sIightly higher Rates opened at 434
per cent, highest g. closing 4A per cent
Time money, fair supply and demand.
Rates. 81. per cent for sixty ana hlnetS
DAYS, ~ per cent for four TO SIX months
Mercantile paper was dull, due 70 ns ~
demand Rates, s per cent for Sixty "
ninety days Endorsed and cholce iouf u
six months single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Foreign eX S-
Change was dull but steady. Yesterday
oUOtatIons. Demand sterling, 4.S59O, cables
1885; sixty day bills. 4.Sl% short francs,
3 1874 less i-32; short reichsmarks, S4f4 less
l-52
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-San iran
cisco, sight 1c, telegraph &c; savannah,
buying 3-l6 per cent discount, selling par,
Boston. par; Cincinnati, lOc premium ,
Charleston, buying par, selling I.lO per
cent premium; Chicago, lbc discount New
Orleans, commercial SOC discount, bank u
premium: Minneapolis par.
SILVER MARKET.--Bar silver in Lon
don was easy at % 1850. a decline OF I'D
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.--Mexica ex-
change on New York was quoted at 2.Olts'
unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY.- The United states
Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House yesterday to the extent OF 81
S22 49,
BANK CLEARINGs.-Ne York, eX-
change $253, 1888. $50, balances slS7i2, 932; Bos-
ton exchange. s27Ss2.625. balances $363S, 778;
Pittsburgh exchange So, 063, 1876; Philadel-
phta exchange, SO 100. $40, balances S2,215,
b31: Baltimore exchanges, $6,2I0349. ball
ances S7g8 670 St Louis, exchanges, $l5,
704,6B. balances s9S7,SlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
BOND DOTS.

The City Auditor of Cincinnati will re-
ceiYe proposals until noon, November 10,
TOT the following 4 per cent tax-free
bonds; Sl2O50O street Improvement bonds,
date September l, 1912, due September l,
lS52; $4,000 water works improvement
bonds, dated September /. 1912, due Sep
TENDER l, 1912; $4,000 University building
and equipment bonds, dated June 10,
1872 due June Is, 1852, denomination $500.
Accrued interest TO be paid by the pur-
chaser.
Proposals will be received by ]. V. PEN
nesar' borough treasurer of Coatsville,
chester County, Penn, until / p. m, Oc-
iober "a, for $4,000 AZ per cent thirty-year.
tax exempt water and street improve
ment bonds.
The voters of Tyndall, Bonhomme
County, S. D., Will have submitted 10
them on November the proposition TO
issue $4,000 courthouse and jail bonds
Douglas Fenwick & Co, of New York,
were awarded the $4,000 AS per cent
water main extension bonds Of Fulton,
Oswego County, N Y, at the election
held recently, denomination $3.50 dated
October %, 1872; due $3.50 yearly october
%, 1913 TO 1882 inclusive.
Medero Fresno County Cal, has pro-
posed an election 10 vote on the question
OF issuing S6OO,OOO lateral construction
bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

81 5OGs2 50; CORN, 100, 75cqSI IS; CELERY.
81 25as2 %; cHIcORY. Dbl 10000; EGG
Florida, box, 81 5oaS2; HoRsBRADIsH, 100
n, $5QS8; imported, Dbl. 81 5Oqs5 so; KALE'
Dbl. 2OQ3oc; LETTUCE, state 3-dozen crate
BEANS, potato, basket. T5cas1 80; bag, 5ocq
81 25: MUSHROOMS, per 4-rO basket SIG
S: 20; OKRA. nearby, basket 75cqsl 20
100 punches 50 5OdS3 5O PEAS. Virginia, "a
Dbl basket, Sla$3 20; bushel basket. Slgs2 80:
PEPPERS. sugar bb SlqSl 90; regular 1850
81 Is; basket, 25GeOc; PARSNIPs. Dbl. 81 70
PUMPKINS, Dbl 5Oa75c; ROMANO, Dbl, soc
qSl; state, basket, 25g75c; RADISHES, 100
punches, ST: SPINACH, Dbl, 50a75c; SQUASH,
Hubbard, Dbl, 75caSl; marrow, rutabesa7 Dbl
75cTSl: white, T5cGsl: TOMATOES. box, 85q
75c: carrier, 5OcH$l; California, box. 4Oq50e;
dollhouse. 10 4qsc; WATERCRESs. 100
punches, S14Sl 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
THE METAL MARKET.

COPPER-Standard on the New York Metal
Exchange was weak, with spot az ]! 2Oci 0c-
tober II Goa II SOC; November, lIl6qlI.2ocj
December, lTGl7I5c. Local sales, 200 tons.
The local street market for copper was steady
and unchanged, with lake and electroiytie at
n 82Ia Ql7 81 nc: casting. H. 80 IL S1t1e. Ar
rivals OF copper AZ New York yesterday were
400 tons and exports for the month thus Ear
~ S98 In London copper closed easy, with
spot at us IS and futures az fI5 81
TIN-Dull with spot end october NJ 900
10 75c. November 90 l2iaT5o T5c; December,
5Od, 10 epic; January, 40 soa5o. SOC. London
tin closed easy at $3.50 los and futures AT -
LEAD-Dun; New York spot 6oI "a 8 26e;
East St Louis spot Sc asked. London closed
SPEITER- New York spot, 1900
76Oc: East 81. Louis, 7.3o9h5Oc. LONDON
spelter, f27 los.
ANTIMONY-F Cookson's, lo.6oo.
IRON-Cleveland warrants 66s ga In Lon
don Locally iron was quiet but nrrn ana
Southern grades higher. No foundry North.
ern Sis 25TSIS 10; No 2, ST. IJpsls %; No l
Southern. SIS 5OaSls Is; No Southern soft,
Sis o5HSlS Is. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
THE COTTON MARKET
Irregular Trading Ends, with
Most Options Lower.

Scattered liquidation, lower Liverpool
cables than expected, and reports that
the Continent was selling In England
caused a decline at the opening. but arbi-
TRACE dealings absorbed the offerings, and
when the weather forecasts came out
there was a rally to near Saturdays close.
There was a drop later when Liverpool's
close stopped foreign business. but bullish
private crop reports irmed the market up
I'm the late trading, and the close was
steady, net points higher on October.
but generally 10 points down. South
ern spot markets were unchanged 10 hc
lower, but the local market held quiet at
10 sOc for mlddling upland Local con-
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Qulet and

MOLAssEs AND siHIFS-SueV "Tu 0''
%hyAI, sTOREs-Spirits turpentine firm,
with fairly good business and moderate oner-
ings. Rosin arm and unchanged, with tar
MI s-tInssed oil easier, and prices were
marked down &c a gallon on American seed.
while a decline OF DC a gallon was reported IN
CaIcstta oil. Refined petroleum unchanssa'
husiness NJ full but unchanged prices.
sIiGAR-Rsfined dull and unchanged. with
,rapniated M eOc Raw quiet and IN
shanS"S' c,nfrIfugal 90 test Ale; muscoyado,
So test, 3.6lc. ami molasses sugar, 80 test
\ acc In London beet sugar was active bnl
ga lower with October and November al W
IA and May at Us lad. - -.
'pRoyIsIONs-Hog products were lower
under active selling. due 70 the larger receipts
OF live hogs PORK-Steady; mess, slS 9uI
COO fsmilv 500 5OTso3 so: short clear. S22G
s24 20 BFEF-Mess SlsdSi9; family, -
s23. racket, siods2O; extra India mess. S5Ig
sJs BEEF HAMS s2Snk3l 20. DhsSSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

CUT MBATS-Pickled bellies quiet at 14g
l4lsc Picked hams steady at lac. TALJOW
quiet; special, 7itc; city. 63sc; country, 70
l190c; city easy at 11Sc. Refined easy; South
America 1886; Continent II 65c; Brazil,
kegs, 1880. Compound steady at SbGS nc.
13Ec
COTT0NSEED OIL-There was heavy SELL
Ing, with pressure especially against the Octo-
Der position, and this month declined 10 points
Late months were lower. but the decline in
these positions was checked by active buying.
At the close the late months were 246 points
net lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
MINING.
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Oct. 2i.--The condition or the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Working balance. 49,
SOl,is2 In banks and Philippine Treasury
s3l, 745Gl2. Total OF general fund. N45. SIb0s
Receipts Saturday. t3.21G,O96 Disbursements
s3,75s,Os7 The deficit this fiscal year lis S6'-
1899 az against deficit OF S2o27S,5s2 last
year. The figures for receipts. disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

Liverpool cables; spot irregular sales. 10
COO bales speculation and export, 30 A% s,G
diin1 INLAND, 807d Futures opened quiet but
steady al 7as points decline; closed stesdy.
sdsh points lower. October. oS1ad; oe'ooers
heccmber.Janua Sid; Janusry-February,
5. 79d; February-Mareh, 5sohd: MaTch-ARrii.
8. SD; April-Msy, :; SD May.June, Sehs1Su uns
steady; cloths quiet
New Orleans, Oct. 21.--After cotton futures
had opened steady at decline Of 10 10
noints on poor cables traders bought on the
long distance weather forecast: then marked
time waiting for new weather developments.
GOOD crop reports stimulated moderate short
selling which checked the rise, and the close
was steady at a net decline OF TO points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

A report from Pittsburgh says tina; the
Westinghouse Electric and ManufaCtur-
ing Company has obtained an order from
the Pacific Light and Power Company,
Los Angeles, for electrical apparatus Of
total value Of $4,000, for use in water
power plant near Fresno, Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Chicago, Oct 2l.-Heavy arrivals of wheat
at primary terminals crushed out an advance
to-day due 10 growing fear 10 the serious
nature OF the war I'm ths Balkans, The result
was steady close. with prices the same as
Saturday night 10 &c up Latest trading left
corn unchanged 10 1c lower oats either not
altered or within &c decline and provisions
2k122iac down. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

minors in the stock market are per-
..ato,t until they are finally disproved or
s.sr,eed bv existing facts. one Of the
st common during an active market
-.,,b an inward trend is that the com
nv selected for stock boosting purposes
IN declare an initial dividend or IN
Use its dividend if already I'm the divi-
80 having class. The rumor may prove
:, no true or may not, but for answering
-. rarulrements Of the pools that may
= orerating in the stock at the time the
.,,,ot is the same. Rumors have been cir
.,,is.s5 recently that the National Enam-
sui7r and Stamping Company will declare
dividend on its common stock soon
a,+or the first Of the year. II is said that
,be officials here have absolutely refused
=, 5env or confirm the rumor. Probably
,bfs is the wisest course. II a rumor is
5enied. then spectators say insiders are
,rrinc 10 keep prices down to accumulate
,be stock. II the officials assume a IA
,.,r.bIe attitude toward the Tumor they
ore said 10 be favoring higher prices so
+bav can unload their, holdings. So, after
oil Il is as effective to keep quiet as to
discuss a rumor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Oct 81 - CONVERSATIONS,
prirns. bush, Sfl %; october, Sill IS; Decem-
her al Of: March, 81 05. ALsIKE-cash,
prime. sl3 10: October. SD 10. pecsmbsr.
siS 10: March, s13 TO- TIMoTHY-Prtme s2i
October. 81. December, - O21si March, HEl ~,