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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
May wheat Advances One Cent
Corn Closes Firm.

After a quiet and professional session
wheat prices closed at virtually un-
changed levels except for the May posi-.
short covering The market opened easier
ceipts. later hrming up on dry weather
complaints. On the advance enough wheat
was offered to put values back to the
hnals OF the preceding day Many pri-
vate reports from the most important
points In the winter wheat belt said the
crop outlook remained encouraging In
Kansas the soil has lost moisture as
result OF hot winds but the crop has not
begun to suffer yet, and one more gen
eral rain, II II claimed. will insure
harvest OF 1850 600. 900 bushels. In the
central and eastern districts Of the belt
damage il alleged to have resulted from
lack OF moisture. In the Northwest the
outlook continues favorable. Brudstreeps
visible supply OF American wheat de-
creased 100000 bushels. The worlds
visible decreased 643e0O bushels
Corn was unsettled early by sharp
reaction In the May delivery which de-
clined lie. from the preceding days
closing. Later the tone steadied on Ar.
gentine advices reporting unsettled
weather Some dry weather reports also
Induced short covering. Country offerings
were light Brddstreefs visible decreased
1861. 900 bushels.
Oats closed slightly lower owing TO
profit taking by recent buyers. Brad
900 bushels.
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Iond buys.

The press accounts OF a distinctly bet
ter feeling In London were supplemented
by private cables received by Wall
Street firms with foreign correspondents.
one OF these spoke OF a confident feeling
that troubles IN London and Paris had
been satisfactorily arranged ana that
higher prices all round were looked for
Whether this optimistic view Of stu
alton was entirely justified or not there
were grounds TO- announcement. ''rick-
et day on the London exchange. which
IL the or teal point ~ sat,lem nj passed
by smoothly enough. 8llaying fears aroused
by reports that the salvage syndicate
which recently took over the affairs OF
a big Speculation IN CANADIAN securities
was itself In dlfficultiss London bought
stocks here. but only IN moderate amount,
indicating caut GUS attitude similar to
that exhibited locally
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BJ'TTER-Quality Il getting better rap
idly and demand was good yesterday Trl',
ing wss unusually good, Receipts are hhrtl
of last week and Will b. larger IRON! now
until The end Of June Most of the butter
IL mn grass and already receivers are sibi-
in,. for next winters use, Feeling was -
strong YESTERDAY that th,re was an ,n IhnaS
an The best The advance was also made
on state dairles, while ind rErades re,
NAMED unchanged AZ packing Stock Is
NAMED nrm without change. Prices 70, owi
Creamery, extras, 25& T26hc., hrsts, ~ 70
25sc.; seconds, a2it agc.; state, dairy
.s' sSsssso s. fSSa 80 PiR ss r:s
10 ~ zoe ladies. current hrsts' lsnish
ns"kIna stock current make, No, 2, ITO
tTitci No. ., lSpioAo, ,,,. ,.o, ,,.,
week Trading yesterday was active but
mai OF enough volume TO increase quota
tons There were some silt edge nats on
igc., &c above quotation The amount ~
icrday in good shape, Prices were state
whole milk. whit. "Ta So'Irsu' sp %Gsar.
grades ilWise STATE skins, fresh. spe,
cinis iOi4dllhc.i good 20 choice 80 loo
fuil sElms defective, nate.
on hlgh grads ri stock OF tc. In storage
onokni the advance was only Nc, leaving
he outside quotation of n SC the same,
SbbsT' are 2aa S Msro arc
ana good grades held above quotation Hen
merry eggs that show quality were up hc,
Aeeup ppises follow i Fre.S gathered extras
ga 25c STORAGE packed hr,ts :. 70 extra Extra
ign g2She irs'e slksSsITTs S 'pp enS.y va
a,d neprbv hennerv whites, large. fancy,
ssTsici hennsry browns. z2M sJc, brown
and mixed colors, ish1nhci Baltimore
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

IN" Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Com
I.f N.nurlarv for the Atlanta, BirmlrR-
.N' ana Atlantic receivers certificates an
n"tn.'s maj more than 50 per cent. Of the
Gates have been deposited with the
'pNn'Ny under tho terms Of the deposit
%E.t'm.rf dated May Z iNtt The time
curing Witch further deposits viii he re-
Is'N'l has been extended to and including
The -Four trade OF the Produce Exchange
"', under consideration the shutting down
a. business on Saturdays during July and
".g 49, nnl making that day a holiday.
I'' "N ring Of per cent. mortgage deb.
'n'n''i TOP bOrmsn, Long & Co. one Of
100 Rrtntn's Industrial corporations by
SHf,Nf'n 4 co, the London house OF Lee,
nlEH'.sou Co, was very largely oyersub-
'f,"3 The subscription list was open only
-S'H'el buds wit be received bv the County
l't'.n"nt George r Hurlirs % Wastchester
,,"''' New YORK. un'il June 10 at 10 4.
~ roc part or the whole ~ $4,000
'''"' PARKWAY " psr osut. bonds.
.N" Iuuk'rs Trust Company, Ms trustee
= ''r me trst mortgage ot the National
,af Wheat Co'rpanv. VIII receive bids uuttl
dnn" t'. for tho sale to It Of bonds issued
.l1'r that uro~tsase, to exhaust the sink
'"s fund Of 100000.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes y to II Points Higher
-Raw sugar strong.

Encouraging cables from Europe and
Brazil led to further buying OF coffee by
local interests, and at the close prices
were s TO II points higher, or at the best
levels of the session. Business showed IA
marked Improvement over recent days
sales amounting to $3.50 bags. The July
September and December positions were
the active leaders.
The Havre market opened u fr. higher
and closed u fr. higher. Hamburg started
unchanged to - pig. higher and finished
at that level Rio No. was unchanged
at $500 At Santos No. was unchanged
at $3.50, while No. ! there wns also un-
changed at iSo50. Rio and Santos re-
celpts were 1900 bags, against 10000
bags last year. Sac Paulo had s,OoO'
against GOOO, and Jundiahy had 5000,
against 5000.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries of Brazilian coffee on Tuesday
were 1892 bags, ana t or, ~, 49, TWO "''' u
Prices were.
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EXCITED ADVANCE
IN COTTON MARKET
New High Levels Are Again
Established for Every Ac-
tive Trading Month.
LOW CONDITION EXPECTED
Many Traders Look for Bureau
TO Make the Figures
20 or Below.
LOW CONDITION EXPECTED
Cnitnn States Weather.

vor North and South Carolina generally
,slr to-day and tomorrow: light to moderate
.oufh and southwest winds.
F,r georgia. partly cloudy to-day and
t,f.1rruv. lirht to moderate south winds.
pr Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana.
r,r.v cloudy with probably local thunder.
storms to-day and tomorrow: moderate to
fresh suutAeust winds
ro- eastern Texas. local showers and
,5uuIsistorms to-day: partly cloudy to-
morrow fresh southeast ana south winds
ror western Texas generally fair to-day
and ton morrow.
Fot oklahoma local thunderstorms 10.
day and probably tomorrow.
For Arkansas. local thunder showers to-
day and probably tomorrow.
New high records were again estab-
lshed M the cotton market yesterday on
heavy trading. resulting from reports OF
unexpected rains In Texas, whore the
interpolation ranged from an inch to
nearly four inches. Prices were UP about
thirty points on the new crop months
and twenty points or more on the old
crop There was heavy profit taking at
times but. offerings were well absorbed.
Notwithstanding the fact that the con-
sentative element appeared to think that
n. advance had gone far enough.
Just now the bulish enthusiasm IL
somewhat hysterical In character. with
all sorts Of predictions as to the showing
Of the Government condition report next
Monday. As stated In these advices. the
National Ginners Association IL credited
with placing the condition at 74.6. COM
pared with 7e.i last year, but many
traders are now looking for 10 and SOME
as low as 80. This Is not an impossibility.
for, rs good many cotton men observe.
ne bureau Of statistics under the new
Democratic regime underestimate the
cotton acreage last year by i.S36.000
acres or nearly 8 per cent, and almost
any figure In the way OF n bullish condl-
ton report might be expected.
The really bad crop accounts are con.
fined to central. northern and eastern
Texas and eastern Oklahoma. Unfavor-
able advices also come from port ons OF
Arkansas and the Eastern belt. but Ar
kansas recently has been improving
rapidly and rains east OF the Mississippi
River could turn the outlook all over Ala
bama Georgia and the Carolinas into "A
most ha'tering promise
Hahs rsham King, in his report. issued
Yesterday, stated that the developments
FOR the third week in May had been ia
yorabe over IS per cent OF the belt and
unfavorable only in portions OF Texas and
eastern oklahoma.
Just at present the buying fever Is
running high and predictions are made
that new crop months will sell at 10 cents
before the end OF the week
Futures closed steady. is to ~ points
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Island aud nearby young ducks. squads
were fairly well cleaned up. Frozen poultry
showed little activity. The only thing that
and turkeys, Prices follow; Fresh killed
turkeys, average III, ls92oc. Brolers
AOqi2c., > lbs each $50 4Oc, Fowls, West
ern boxed 10 lbs and over to dozen lsc.
SG to AZ lbs, l7Gi7hC.; under 80 lbs,
liulthc,; in barrels iced lbs, lsc,
fancy scalded, lsc; Western ana Southern,
poor lsqlsbc, Ducks, spring, Long Island
lbs. to dozen. siatl25; 7 lbs. $3.50 Frozen
--Turkeys small Western selected, hens and
toms, 256f 20c.i Kentucky, 23U2SLc,; Texas
?3c.; old hens 23H 24c Old toms, % n use
Brollers, ~ to box milk fed, fancy. ~ to
- lbs, 22a 2so.; corn fed. ~ a ?Oc, Chickens
milk fed, ~ to 80 lbs TO dozen. I7ulSc.
corn fed, l5miGc Fowls, Western, boxed
60 lbs, and over to dozen, l9c.; 80 to 50
lbs, lth l5c.; old ROSTERS, 1to.
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To All Creditors OF the Idaho Railway,
IiRht 4 Power COmpauy

Notice is hereby given that. pursu-
ant to an order of the district court
OF the United States, for the district
OF Idaho, southern division. In a cause
therein pending. wherein Guaranty
Trust company of New York is plain
tin. and said Idaho Railway, Light q
Power company, ct al, are defenoantp,
being cause No. 40 tcause No. ass.
Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur-
Ing company VS.. Idaho Railway Light
Power company, consolldated),
which order was made and entered In
said cause on May 10. 1914, the under
signed as receiver of said Idaho Rail-
way, Light & Power company has
court at Boise. Idaho, for the inspec-
ton of all creditors and others inter-
ested therein, his report approving
and allowing certain claims as expen-
SEES OF operation and supply accounts
incurred in the operation OF said COM
pany within six months prior to the
appointment OF said receiver, and dis
allowing other claims so presented.
AS required by said order of court, all
creditors are notified TO file any OBJ
jections and exceptions they may
have TO said report in said court on
or before the 18th day OF June, 1914,
and that hearing thereon will be had
on June l5 1914. before said court,
at the United States district courtroom
at Boise, Idaho. at 10 o'clock a. m,
OF ea!d day, or at such future time as
said court may then order. at which
time and pace said receiver will move
for confirmation Of his said report.
o. G. +. Ma:khus. receiver Idaho
Railway, Light 4 Power company.
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ducks 2Oa23c.. Western, loU2lc,; Tenn
sssee and other good Southern, lsu2Oc,
LIVE pOULTRY-Thers were sold yester-
day at auction four cars. The market was
hrmer than on tho sale Of Monday. Brollers
were lac. better Independent receivers met
auction prices and one receiver claimed 20
have sold ten carloads OF fowls at lsc.
That was sc higher than the highest price
at auction. The market was In good CON
dillon yesterday and buying was fair
many are wanted Prices follow Broilers
sea $50; fowls t7ni7nc.; old BOOSTERS, 100
1917 &C.; turkeys lbnl5hc. ducks, lSWlAIc.i
geese, 1914 q I've; guinea fowls, 7OgSOc,;
pigeons iOc.
pWEsrED POuLTRY-Receiver com
plaIned yesterday Of dun and dsuppoint-
Ing market on ircsh killed fowls, stock
which arrived Monday was stil unsold
last night There was fair demand for
nearby broiiers and they sold up To a2o
There was an ovsrsuppiY Of Long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS Of THE
NORIIIIRN HA(IIII RNIIMAN 90. .

To TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY co:
You are hereby notified that, IN CONFORM
ity with resolution OF The Stockholders
adopted at meeting thereof held on July
!. 1926. reading as follows;
Resolved. Further that the Com
pany shall not put "A mortgage upon its
property at any time heretofore em-
brAced in the system OF The Northern
Pacihc Railroad Company nor shall the
amount OF the Preferred stock be In
creased. except after obtaining In each
instance the consent OF the holders OF
majority Of the whole amount OF the
Preferred Stock given AZ a meeting OF
the Stockholders called for that purpose.
and the consent % the holders OF
majority Of such part Of the Common
Stock MS shall be represented at such
meeting. the holders OF each class OF
stock voting separately"
n meeting Of the Stockholders for the pur-
pose OF obtaining the consent 20 required.
to the putting by the Company OF an adj
diuOnal mortgage upon its property men
toned In said resolution. has been called
by the Executive Committee. with approval
of It's Board OF Directors. and will be held
at the Company officcs. No. 81 Nassau
street, in the city Of New York. State OF
New York az IL o'clock, noon, on June II.
1915. The amount and terms Of the mort
gage viii be determined by the Board OF
Directors after consideration and consent by
the Stockholders at such meeting.
by ORDER OF THE BOARD of d.
RFCTORS
W CLOCGH. Chairman.
Dated May IL. 1914
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

., .rares Union Exchange National Bank Of
New York li5. ,., ,..
ooo shares United states Title Guarantee
Company, old stock, 10 .o
. shares clinton Han Association, s27bo
share 49, 80, ,,..--..t a.,
Al OOO Interstate Electric Cooperation hrst
bond due 1919; coupons March and
September, o.. . -,
s,o shares ulIdersleeve Press, 81 per share
wareh0usr receipts George \. Tower United
states bonded warehouse Nos, 2sl and
ga West street New York, for MY
.ight eases Of linen, 81 600 lot.
200 shares brooklyn ctty Railroad Com
pany, l75h, . Nh
q, ooo LoraIn Ashland and southern Rail
road Company temporary second mort
cage per cent gold bond due 1865
Interest April and October IL.
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THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY.

r,o poora n, n6grectorsN , az ~" IL, Compopy
have this dAy declared 8 dividend Of ONE
AND oNE-HALF PER CENT, iH%l on the
CAPITA stock OF the Company, payable july
? I9i4 to stockholders OF record at tho
close OF business juno 3, 1914
H. r. MOLLENH AUER, Treasurer
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Wheat--No. / Northern. at Minneapo-
lis, 92%c.; No Northen. spring. T. o.
b., S1.03 No. 2 red. f. o. b.. SLICE, No.
hard. (. o. b.. to arrive, sl.O7h No. /
Manitoba, (. o. b., sl.04h. Corn--Export,
to arrive. 79Ac.; No. yellow, prompt.
Sic; No. . yellow. 81 &c. Oats-No. 9
white. I7@4sc. No. . white. i60fi6i,c (;
standard, +GA dI7Ac Rye--No. West.
'ern. 73c Barley-Mating. G. /. f. Buff
fslo, Goa zoe. Flour-Spr!ng patents
S465 a $5.S5; spring clears, s3.S5aSi;
Kansas straights, to arrive, $425ut445.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

VunrtrrIN DINidrnd OI
Two Dollars 5000 per share ON the Com
mon stock Of this company has this day boon
declared payable at the Treasurers unice,
lG5 Broadway, New York, y. Y, ON July ],
1914 TO stockholders OF record AT O'Clock
+. NJ. Monday, June /, 1914 The stock
transfer books will not be closed for the
payment Of this dividend.
Stockholders who have not already done so
arc urgently requested to file dividend mall
ing orders with the undersigned, from whom
blank forms may be had upon application.
FREDERIC V, :. CROSBY, Treasurer,
New York, n. Y, May 10, 1914,
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STANDARD MILLING COMPANY.
~ Wall street.

tOMMON SIOth NV iDlNp ~. y
New York May 20, 1914
The Directors Of this Company have to-
dav declared Il dividend OF THREE ,3ec
PER CENT from the earnings 81 the Com
pany upon the Common stock payable June
40 Wall Street. New York CITY. TO stockhold-
eTs OF record June 10. 1914.
closed on Wednesday. June 10. 1914. ~ three
r NJ. and opened on Monday, Juno %, 1914,
At ten A. NJ JOS. A KNOX. Treasurer.
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BoRpEN,s coSDE SEQ MILK COMPANY.

Freferred stoVk DlNIdend No. 0U
\ regular quarterly dividend OF Wa has
been declared on the Preferred stock OF
this Company. payable June 18TH, 1911.
10 stuyk hold 70 -
Books close June 5th, 1914, at 3 p NJ and
open June 10th. 1914. at 10 A. NJ, Checks
mailed. Il. u. SHOVE. Treasurer.
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>ew Afternoon Paper In Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 27.--The first edition
OF the Euentn0 Nous appeared here to-day.
II was established by the Mail. which is
"A morning paper. The new paper has
contracted for the full leased wire service
OF the United Press.
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NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY.

New York. y y, May IS, 1914,
dividend OF g. 90 per share has been de-
clared on the Capital Stock OF this COMPANY.
payable July Is, l9l4 20 stockholders Of
record at the close OF business Juur q, 1914.
All communications regarding payment or
change OF address should be sent % the
undersigned not later 'hnn Jn,N lell
GEORGE CHESEBRO.
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$137,450,278.15
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY

A, ,,oo,tD.' 80 ~. Vsec,,t,i,,. co-,,,,,
Of the Republic Iron Steel Company held
May 10Th. lglt, the regular quarterly divi-
dcnd OF Ia p on the Preferred Stock was
declared, payable july LIST, 1914, to stock
holders OF record June 18th, 1914. Books
remain closed. r. JONES, Jr., Sscty.
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PARK q TIIfORD.

40 West i2nd ST, New York, May 18th. 1914
Pursuant to the terms Of the lndenturs
entered into with the Lincoln Trust Conn
pany. as Trustees. requiring the redemp.
ton and cancellation OF $40 600. Far Value,
Park * Tiford &C. Dcberture Bonds on
June ist. l9li offerings FOR the sale Of this
amount Of Bonds to Park a Tilford are
nov invited and will BE- received up 10
May 29th, 1914. az this once
PARK & TtLFORD.
by JESSE HOWELL. Treasurer.
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Suear--Raw sugar continued tightly
held, the prompt shipment quotation adj
yancing several points further yesterday.
zine granulated remained unchanged at
4 zoe. less the usual per cent discount
for cash.
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spot cotton at New YORK was up 10
points al 1880. Southern spot markets
were unchanged to II up. with New Or
leans l2a.. Galveston i3a,, Savannah
1871, Houston 10 l1-16, Augusta IA and
Memphis l3AS.
The New orleans market was steady
after the closing here Prices there were :
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Provisions were higher. Cash prices
were: Pork-Mess. S2l 75d s22.5o; fam
lily. t2i@t25. Beef-Packet. sl75O@slS ;
family slS.5ORsl9. Lard-Prl me west
crn. slOO5: refined Continent, NO.4O :
South American, Sil OF.
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II 4 NJ bids 10 Liverpool were May,
No2 July -; october, 1857. The mar
ket there Is due to open to-day 2la to q y
points up.
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TO THE HOLDERS or
Electrical Sseurlhss Corporation

SINKING FUND SO BONDS
Due December I, 1881.
Notice Il hereby given. as provided in
Article OF the indenture. dated December
J. 1897. made b. the Electrical Securities
Corporation to The standa'd Trust Company
OF New York. Trustee. Of which GUARANTY
Trust Company OF New YORK is the sue.
cessor. that bonds bearing the following
serial numbers have been drawn for redepp-
ton and Will be redeemed on and after
June lat. isit. al logG Of par, upon pres
entation a, The Trust DEPARTMENT OF
the undersigned After June I, 1914. Interest
on the above bonds will cease Coupons OF
said bonds due Juno l. 1914. will be paid In
2ol ae5 40 2si sos s22 ses %. s,J
e. Is. .ss 81 ~ %: az .llSS ''' q"
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK
BY A. J HEMPHILL. President
Dated. May sth. 1914
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Tn, Liverpool market was strong. There
was a quiet business in spot cotton, with
mid ling points higher at 1854, Sales,
1000 bales Receipts, 10000 bales in
Guiding 900 American.
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Loans and Discounts.
U. S. Bonds to secure cir
culation .,.......
U. S. and other bonds t.
secure L. S. deposits
Bonds, Securities, etc.
Due from Treasurer US
Due from other banks.
Banking House and 9th
Real Estate, .,....
Cash and Exchanges.
Deming graphic., 1914-06-12
Big Cattle Deal

One of the largest cattle deals that
has been consummated in this section
for some time was completed this
week when Harry A. Martin Of
Sie'ple Rock. bought from Mr.. y.
u. Oldham aud W. T.. Cureton. the
d. l.. ID. ranch. and all Of the live
stock hearing that brand. These
ranches and cattle are located in the
southwestern part of Grant county
and the acquisition makes Mr.. Mar
TN one of the largest individual eat
tie owners in the Southwest. as he
has already extensive cattle ranches
IN this section and Arizona. The price
paid Is said 10 have been a LARGE one.
M' Cureton having disposed Of his
interests in this section. will take up
ms residence in Meridian, Texas,
where his son. II. J. Cureton. has
extensive holdings.
Deming graphic., 1914-06-12
Land Owners Association

Great bargains IN chlnce selections
located from one Ia ten miles. sur
rounding the city of Deming IN the
fertile and beautiful Mimbres Val
ley. We have over 10000 acres of
the very choice of the valley. and be-
fore opening our regular sales office
on the first of August, We offer some
of our most desirable selections, some
highly improved and some partly i'm
proved located in one 10 four miles
from Deming at from $50 to $40 per
acre, aud several highly improved
farms. all in cultivation, from one Ia
two miles from the city at Sl25 per
acre. Other improved farms IN three
ro five mile, of the city. 1T 80 Ia
$40 per acre. Also other partly i'm
proved lands at f35 io so per acre.
unimprovrd lands located from
four to nine miles of the city, all
choice lands in the shallow water
belt ut from S2j to $50 per acre.
These lands can be put in Il high
state of cultivation. with ample wa
ter supply. including cost of land,
al S65 io $40 per acre. II Nou want
u home II this beautiful fertile val
ley. now j. the time to gcl il.
In all large tracts in II solid body
of 10000 acres and up. there L. al
ways large part of il waste or un-
desirable lands for agriculture pur-
poses. aud hence You pay from -
To 30 per cent more for Your agri-
cultural lands than it j. worth.
Remember that our lands are all
choice selected farm land, with ample
shalloy water for their irrigation.
aud are located within a few mile.
of the beautiful tlouri~hin. city "i
Deming. and al prices that defy com
petition. On these lands good prac-
teal farmer can make in the most
common crops from S3j to $40 clear
ofall expense. and on special crops
from soto $3.50 per acre net profit.
For any further information. call
or write 7. r. SMITH. Financial
Agent. Deming New Mexico.