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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-28

poration of the Coal BASIN indie
pendent Fuel Company. C%crtIicatc
of Change Of Name. Increase OF
Capital stock. Changr OI Principal
Place Of IBusincss aud Of the stat
utorN Agent.
We. h undersigned, respectively
the president and secretary OF the
coal Basin independent Fuel Com
pany, "a corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue of the
laws oi the state of New Mexico. do
hereby certify under the seal OF said
corporation as follows. go wit.
That at a. meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF said corporation duly called
for those purposes and held Ia the
office 90 the said corporation at Gal
lup New Mexico. at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon of the 2Sth day OF oc-
tober, 1913, said meeting having been
called by resolution previously adopt
ed by the board ei dUectorr deciar-
INK that the Following changes OF al
terations were advisable. By unani-
NOUS vote II the stockholders haN-
ing voting power the name uf said
| corporation vas changed from the
Coal Basin independent Fuel Com
pany to The Coal Basin Company.
the capital stock of said corporation
was Increased from one Thousand
shares Of the par value OF one Hun
drcd Dollars each "a one Thousand
TWO Hundred Ffty shares OF the par
value OF one Hundred Dollars each
the principal place Of business OF.
said corporation was changed from
Gallup. New Mexico, To the Commer-
cial cub Building, Albuquerque, New
Mexico; and the statutory agent
upon whom service Of process against
this corporation may be served waH
changed from John Bcdduw of Gal
iup. New Mexico. 10 Robert q. Pot
lock. of Albuquerque. New Mexico.
In witness whereof this certificate
has been subscribed by r. T.. Pollock.
president. and ~. r.. Hickey. secre-
iary. on the goth day of December,
tat3.
The principal place of BUSINESS OF
the Coal Basin independent Fuel
Company Is ln Gallup New Mexico.
and the agent in charge thereof is
John BeddoW.
r. T. POLLOCK.
President.
corporate scaD
Attest:
AZ. E. HICKEY. secretary.
state OF Arizona.
d County OF Coconino-ss
ON this gth day OF January. 1914.
before me pers1nalty nppeared n. T..
Pollock, To me known 20 be a OF
the persons described IN ANA who eX-
ecuted the foregoing instrument, aud
Acknowledged 90 me that ne executed
the same as his free act and deed.
In witness whereof ! have hcrcunto
set my hand and seal the day and
year last above written.
JOHN ZALAHA.
(seaD Notary Public.
Cocoaino County. ARIZONA.
My commission expires Aug. rs.
I9i7.
state OF New Mexico.
County OF Bernahllo -ss.
on this ION day OF january. 1914,
: before me personally appeared NJ r..
Hickey, To me known 20 be- one of
| the persons described In and who eX-
ecuted the f~orcgolns Instrument, and
acknowledged that he executed the
same as his free act and deed.
In witness Whereof 1 have here
unto set ms hand aud seal the day
and year above written.
=. JULIA n. WILCOX.
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state of New Mexico.
state Corporation Commission ~
New Mexico.
sherIn Of Bernauno COUNT

CcrtiaeRtc Of Comparison.
United States Of America.
State Of New Mexico-ss.
Ia II hereby certified that the an
neHed II a full. true and complete
%tranEcript 81 the Amendment &C. Ger
tincate % Incorporation OF Coal
Basin Independent Fuel company.
changing name 10 The Coal Hasin
Company etc. Go. 7lfgl. With the
endorsements thereon, AS same ap.
pears ON file and OF record In h Of
ace 81 the state Corporation Commits
sion.
In testimony whereof, the chair,
man and clerk OF said Commission
have hereunto SCI their hands and
affixed the seal OF said Commission
az the city of santa Pc. on I'M,
twelfth Gay % January. A. D. 1914.
HuOH n. WILLIAMS.
tseaD Chairman.
Attest
EDWIN n. CDARD. Clerk.
Amendment 10 the Arlclcs of IneSr
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Furniture remaining.

observation-disclosures. stoves ana
ranges repaired An work guar
anteed. r w. Scheer. aIi East Gem
trail. Phone 1893.
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MONEY Tn loan


MONEY TO LOAN-MOney advanced
20 railway and other employees on
salaries or household eooda, without
removal. Union Loan Co.. over First
Nn4leaai Hask.
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Water ftiipgs were recorded to-day
us follows:
To y. v. Han OF IiaEermnn 0.sf
cubic feet q second from the Pecos
river 10 lrriEate as acres IN township
~ south. ranze 20 east.
TO a. W. Jackson. Grant county.
To- opnrnpriafa 0.Flt second feet fron
Pine creek, by storage 81 flood wal
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itihNU " ny NIhAA AAhf NAtht h'AiN
all Of the stock 81 said company IS
sued and outstnnding) u and hat the
ascent Of more than two-thirds ir in
trrest Of the stockholders represent
ed az said meeting was given TO
change Of name. To increase the cap
ltal stock. 90 change the principals
place OF business, and to change the
statutory agent. n voted for the
following resolution. and that the
same was duly and regularly passed,
To Wit:
Resolved, hat the name of
the Coal Basin Independent Fuel
Company be changed TO- The
Coal Basin ~corspnny,
That the capital stock Of the
Coal BASIN Independent Fuel
Company be Increased from one
! Thousand shares Of the par value
of one Hundred Dollars each TO
one Thousand Two Hundred
Fifty shares of the par value OF
One Hundred Dollars each.
That the principal place Of
business OF the Coal Basin indie
pendent Fuel Company be
changed from Gallup. New Mex
NNH 10 NNf AhiAAfNfNNNAl ANN
building. Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
That the statutory agent OF the
Coal Basin Independent Fuel
Company upon whom service OF
process against this corporations
may be served be changed from
John Bcddow, OF Gallup, New
Mexico, To- Robert n. Pollock. Al
buquerque. New Mexico."
r. r.. POLLOCK. tsrffJ
President.
NJ. f.. HICKEY CsealJ
Secretary.
corporate seuil
State Of Arizona.
County OF Coc0nino-as.
on this eth dny of January. 1914
before me personally appeared r. r.
Pollock. Ia me known to be one u
the persons described IN aud VIII,
executed the foregoing affidavit, an,
being. duly sworn upon his oath de
poses n says hat he ~ the presi
dent OF the said Coal Basin lnde.
pendent Fuel COMPANY and that IN,
facts stated In the above u fore.
going affidavit are true.
In witness whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed ml
notarial seal the day and year las
above written.
JOHN zALAHA.
tSeaD Notary Public.
Coconino County. Arizona.
ny commission expires Aug. 20
liai7.
state Of New Mexico.
4 County of HornaU lila
ON this 10th day of January, 1914
before me personally appeared NJ. y
Hickey, 20 me known 20 be one OF IN
persons described In and who exc
cuted the foregoing affidavit. and hc
ing duly sworn upon his oath. deposc
and says that he h the secretary o
the said Coal Basin independent Fue
Company. and hat the facts stutel
in the foregoing AFFIDAVIT are true.
Witness my hand and noiarinl sea
the day and year last above written
JULIA n. WILCOX,
Csean Notary Public.
Bernalillo County New Mexico
NY commission expires August q
1917.
Endorsed No. 77s9. Cor. Rec,
Vol o, Page 2i5. Amendment q
Certificate OF Incorporation OF Cos
Basin Independent Fuel COMPANY
changing name 10 The Goa Hasi
Company, increasing capital atoc
from 100000 90 f%i25,G00. etc.
Filled IN office Of state Corporatio
Commission OF New Mexico. Jan. n
19lA. 1880 a.. M,
EDWIN =. COARD. CLERK.
Compared edo To- JJO.
: tNDENED
b State Of New Mexico.
County OF BornnliilO-s8
E. This instrument was eled for rec
p ord ON the 18th dag of Januar'
1914. az ses o'clock y, M.
Recorded in Vol So" Misc Z
Records Of said county. Folio sac.
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REAL ESTATE,
lRENTAI.s,


crs, 10 arrigate SO acres in township
~ south rangc 10 west.
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MR.. CATReN FILES
SUIT TO TEST THE
EXEMPTION LAW

senator n counsel Tor Plaintiff in
Sautn Ne scts In That Nun Tirsf
divide bN Three and Then
ntVlutf.
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ALL KINDS, both new and second
hand, bought, sold. rented and re-.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter En-
change. Phone ift. 32i W. Gold.
For sALE-ollver typewriter. good
as new $500. 32l West Gold. Phone
"a.
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Administrator Notice.
Al persons having claims against
the cstn1e Of james A. Hall eill
please present same 20
JAMES GRUNsFELp.
Administrators CITY
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LEGAL NOTICES.

la the District Court. County OF her
nalillo. state of New Mexico.
The state National Bank OF Alhu-
querque. y. NJ.
Plaintin.
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SCENARIOS
Criticised. fdlted and Revised.
II you have u scrip, about which
you are doubtful, send Il 70 mo with
81 aud get a detailed criticism, with
suggestions for It's Improvement.
Scripts put In proper form ana mar
keted at usual rates.
ID. u. LANE, The Scenario sfan.
Box 241. Albuquerque. ". n.
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WANTED.
FOR RENI-Rooms.

FOR RENT-Furnished . ana I
rooms, modern. W n. McMillion,
Ell w. Gold.
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INDEPENDENT R
MEN MAY REGISTER

Pierre, S. D.-That the designation
independent democrat" or progress
sive republican, are definite enough
to authorize the county auditor to
certify names registered under such
designations to the precinct officers,
as either democrat or republican, is
the opinion of the attorney general
requested by the states attorney of
Meade county.
That a voter who registered as a
democrat has no right upon a repub-
lican ballot as an independent repub-
lican candidate is the view OF the
state law department On inquiry from
Lake county where Il voter who reg
stored as a democrat asked to have
his name placed in the Independent
republican column as a candidate for
sheriff.
On inquiry from Moody county it
is held that no registered voters may
sign independent nomination petit
ions, and on query from Brookings
county, that names ON independent
%petieions of candidates for county
commissioner must he secured within
the commissioner district.
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INCREASE SHOWN
IN LIVE STOCK
THIS is ONE Or RESULTS OF
BROWN COUNTY EXPERT In
ONE YEAR.

Aberdeen, S. D.-F'or q number of
years the South Dakota newspapers,
the farm papers, the State college
and the farmers institute, and, since
they have been organized, the better
farming associations, have been urg-
ing South Dakota farmers to raise
more live stock, but ii Brown county
is a sample OF other counties in the
state, the farmers, until within the
last year, has not been needing that
advice. In 1908 there were 14,462
class "A cattle in Brown county, 49,
24S class "B" cattle and $3.50 class
&C" cattle, with 1859 sheep and 49,
357 hogs. In 1909 there was a de-
crease all along the line, the totals
being 11,SS4, 12,20S and 1915 re-
spectively for Class A, b and G cat
tie, with 1859 sheep and $3.50 hogs.
In 1910 the figures show but 9,4O5,
l0.747 and S,335 hogs. In 1911 cat
tie had fallen to 6,991, 9,444 and L.
1855 respectively for the three classes
of cattle, 1892 hogs and 1919 sheep.
In 1912 there were 6,246 class A
cattle, 1872 class u and 1906 class
G, with 1912 hogs and 2,622 sheep.
In 1913, after the local Better Farm
ing association had been in existence
less than a year, the returns show
1921 class A cattle, $3.50 class 3
cattle. but only 97S of class G, while
hogs had increased to 1856 despite a
hog cholera epidemic in the county,
and sheep to 3,071.
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NO CALL MADE
ON ~LAFOLLETTE
MANAGER SHOBER SAYS HIS RE-
CENT MISSION TO WASHING-
TON WAS NOT TO OBTAIN
HIS AID.

Huron, s. D.-The attention of IL.
G. Shober was today called to a pur--
ported special from Washington,
which appeared in the Argus-Leader
of the 10th inst, in which it is al
legged that Mr.. Shober had been in
Washington to urge Senator LaFol-
letto to come to South Dakota to aid
the ~progressives in the present cam
paign, and that he slipped in and slip
ped out without registering, etc. In
comenting upon the Special, Mr..
Shober made this statement:
THE only truthful statement in tn
special is that / was in Washington
the first, second and third of Febru-
airy. My name appears in the rigester
of a prominent Il. street hotel, where
| remained during my stay in the city
and paid my bill before leaving.
went to Washington on purely private
business and my expenses were paid
by a Washington Insurance Company,
the meeting of the board of which |
went to attend. | did myself the hon
or to cali upon each member of the
delegation from this state when in
Washington, to pay my respects to
my successor in office and to spend a
few moments in greeting Il few
of my former assistants. But that is
all personal and of no interest to the
people of this state. l mention it SIM
ply to show that the correspondent
has as little regard for facts as has
che editor Of that paper. l did not in
any sense go to Washington on a po-
litical mission. l did not call upon
Senator LaIfollette nor communicate
| with him either directly OF indirectly.
For years / have been a great admirer
of the Wisconsin senator, and l have
counted it a great privilege to oc-
casionally meet him during the past
few years and to give him an nconr
aging word Il have often gone half
way across our state to hear his lee
lures and + think / have never miss
ed an address that he has given in
South Dakota WREN i have been in
!the state. / think l voice the senti-
ment of all of our people, except man
ayers, when l say that we would rath
er hearsa discussion of the present
campaign issue by Senator LaFol-
lette than by any other living man.
My information, however, is that the
Senator is confined to his home by
III health and that his duties in the
senate are greater than his strength"
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NEW BUSINESS FIRMS
ORGANIZED IN STATE

Pierre, S. D.-A number of new
business associations of this state
have been started under corporation
charters the past two days, in the
list being, the Farmers Cooperative
Company, of Tyndall, for cooperative
merchandising and manufacturing,
with a capital of 100000. l%ncorpor-
ators, John Haick, r.. l.. Paddock,
Jacob Frinck, John G. Markell, G. Il.
Sheffield.
The Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry Company, of Chance, Perkins
county, with a capital of $1,000. In
corporators, E. p. Fitzgerald, Con-
rad Schecked, Urban Wohlwend, l..
b. Wallen, August Voss.
The Norway Elevator and Fuel
Company, at Wig, Roberts county,
with a capital of $4,000. 1ncorpor-
ators, Theo. A. Gunnerson. Veblen;
John Hanson, Ole Dalberg, Wig.
The White River Auditorium and
Amusement company, at White River
with a capital of $4,000. Incorporate
ors, G. T. Mahen, Robert H. Jones,
e. A. Brodboll, ID. l.. McLane, C, l..
Spear all of White River.
The Mcintosh Electric Company,
to build and operate an electric light
system at Mcintosh, with a capital of
$4,000. Incorporators, F. w. Luke,
Mary Luke. w. D. Snyder.
The Byrne Mercantile Company, at
Montrose, with a capital of 1000.
Incorporators, P. G. Byrne, j. II.
Byrne, Mary A. Lally.
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FORTUNE TELLER
SOLVES MURDER
HER REVELATIONS DISCLOsES
BODY OF FRENCHMAN MURD-
FRED, WHO DISAPPEARED
in DECEMBER.

Paris, France.-A great sensation
has been caused by the discovery OF
the body of IN engineer named Cad
lou, manager of a factory near Drest,
who mysteriously disappeared last
December. The story of the discovery
of the body is a remarkable one. A
brother of M. Cadiou, after making
unceasing efforts to solve the riddle
of the disappearance, received a let
ter from a relative at Nancy, in which
was an account of a conversation the
writer had had With a fortune-teller.
The missing man, the fortune-teller
had said, was murdered by a tall,
dark, bearded mar of about 35 years,
who had hidden the body in Il ditch
in a wood not far from the factory,
and covered it with earth. The dead
mans brother, although incredulous,
made a search in the place indicated
and at the exact spot described by the
fortune-teller, the body vas discover
ed. The latest development in the
is the arrest of q partner OF the
murdered man III al accusation of
having committed the crime. The ac-
cused is said to answer the descrip-
ton of the murderer as given by the
'fortune-teller.
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WARM CONTEST
FOR JUDGESHIP
CAMPAIGN BETMEEN TRIP AND
TIPTON IN FIRST DISTRICT
SURE TO BE LIVELY ONE.

Geddes. S. D.~Among the many
minor political contests in South Da-
kota, preliminary to the primary cleo
ton of March "a. there are none that
viii be more active than that for the
judicial nomination in the first cir
cult.
In the judicial convention held at
Wheeler in this county, John e. Tip
ton. of Charles Mix county, had go
delegates to AZ for his opponent.
Judge II. b. Trip. The latter, how
ever. had the advantage under the
unit rule" Of the Richards law, al
lowing each delegate to represent the
total vote of his precinct, and secur-
cd the majority republican indorse-
,ment by a small margin. Messrs. Tip
ton and Trip had both filed before
the convention as independent can
didates, under the special privilege
accorded to tho Judiciary. While
Judge Trip may have some tactical
advantage from having his name APP
pear both in the Independent and
majority column. the Upton sup
porters declare that their candidate
Will walk away with the nomination.
AS in many of the inter-party con-
tests the uuestipn of factional integ-
ritv il inyalved n sone extent and is
ba;np mnde an issne IN narticf,lar. nv
tlne Tiniop ~adheronts rhev nre mak-
inp the snerific obiection that Dave
VIM, az Hntchinson county. Mas one
Of tl,e active field managers OF the
Trim c%an,nnipn and thnt two attor-
nevs nj Yankton with stalwart tend
ancies belned 10 nut onXsthe third
dcgrees work The night before the con
vention
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JOHN p. ST. JOHN ON
STUMP AT AGE OF 81

Olathe, Kans.-John P. ST. John.
former governor of Kansas, celebrat-
ed his s1st birthday today. His home
is in this city, but the greater part
of his time is spent in travelling
throughout the country in the inter
est of the temperance movement. Mr..
st. John vas governor of Kansas at
the time the prohibition law was plac-
ed upon the statute books and has
always been known as the prohibi-
ton governor. In 1884 he was a can
didate of the prohibition party for
president of the United States. AL
though he has passed his S0th mile
speeches for prohibition, the former
governor is still II of the most &C
tive campaigners for the party. In a
interview he declared that he
confidently expected to live to see
the whole country dry
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TELLS ASSAULT o r TO
KEEP HUSBAND AT HOME

Chestartown, Md.-Mystery in the
reported attack on Mrs. Jesse Hurd
while alone in her home was solved
this afternoon. Mrs. Hurd, who mad
said that she was attacked by a neg
TO. but drove him away with a cary
ing knife, broke down and confessed
to States Attorney Vivkers and Dep
uty Cheriff Bolton that the story was
false. M
Her object in telling the original
story, she said, was to keep her nus
band home at night. She said her hus-
band was lin the habit of leaving her
home every evening after supper and
not returning until late.
Therefore Mrs. Hurd killed a chick
en- and smeared blood on the floor of
the dining room and the outside of
the house to back up her report that
she had been attacked.
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TO Dl.NTM.

Aberdeen, S. D.-John Bcrgquist,
30 years of age. was found frozen to
death in his shack at Bristol, 18th
several empty whiskeYs bottles lying
neal him. He was last see alive Sat
urday afternoon, and when frien S
called at his shack yesterday life rs
extinct. Bergquist was single and
ed alone, He worked for the Milwi :
kee much of the time during his re :
dence of fifteen years in Bristol, i 1t
is not known to have amy ~relatiy4s
surviving.
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The TAX INCREASE

The increase in taxes on farm
lands in Dawson county for 1913 is
S~31,359.00 more than taxes for 1912.
Gov. Byrne and his tax commission
say the farmers taxes have been re-
duced. inquire at the county %treasur-
er's office for the amount of your
1912 and 1913 taxes and find out for
yourself. Vote for r. O.. Richards
for governor, so as to clean up the
system and hold down the tax
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of the South Dakota legislature, and
later the stalwart candidate for the
republican nomination for governor,
and a leader of that faction in the
state, Vas operated on yesterday at
a local hospital for strangulated
hernia. The surgeons state Mr..
Brownies condition is satisfactory.
but it will be several days before the
outcome al be known definitely.
Mr.. Browne is a veteran of the civil
war.
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PLUNKETT FACTION
LOSES OUT IN COURT

Deadwood, s. D.--Judge Hughes in
circuit court here quashed the tenn
porary writ of prohibition issued to
the Plunkett faction of the democra-
tic party here restraining the coua
auditor from placing tho McDos i
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This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known Z. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe him
perfectly honorable IN ali business transactions
anS. financially able to carry out any obligations
NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tie system. Testimonials sent free. Price %
G, nts Ter tostle. Sold by all Druggists.
1s>s lIslrs Family Pills fcr conetlpaticp.
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Lease Of Common school Lands,

Notice is hereby given that On
March II, 1914, all of the Unbiased
common school land in Dawson coun-
ty, will be offered for lease at pub
lie auction between the hours of 19
O'Clock a. IN. and 5 o'clock p. M, ut
the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre, January 10th,
1914.
FRED HEPPERLE,
Commnsioner of School and Public
Lands.
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faction of men en- the primary ballot
in MarcA. as majority democrats.
Without going into the merits of
which faction constituted the major
|ity, the court held that the Plunkett
faction was not properly in court.
This action probably will keep
them off the ticket and end the legal
battle that has ensued for the past six
weeks. -.
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MIIWAUKEE GRAIN MARKET.

Milwaukee, Wis.--WHEAT-Da-
lkota mol northern. spot bulk ship
ment 96M % 81; Dakota No. 2 Q r
thern spot bulk shipment 95 q M;
Mol Dakota northern bulk shipment
In ~ days 96 VI No. 4 velvet chaff
90; May wheat "a 354 July wheat
SO 3-R.
CORNING. 5 mixed 60k q SO "
No. 3 YeiloEa arrive 10 days 81 Ia;
sll0.s3 yellow 34 a So VI May
corn, 6g July corr s6 s s.
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oATS-No> 3 white 40 % IA;
standard 4Ola @ Al nominal; May
oats 40 3-4.
BARLEY-No. 8, IS a 81; med.
ium ,6S % 10; rejected, So @ SIS.
RYE--No. |, 81 q So; No. 2, 81
a 81.
FLAX-No. 1 northwestern flax,
$1.55 "a q $1.5S IA,