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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12
DEMANDS Of A
BUSINESS CAREER
How Efficiency Earns Success

Never before In the history OF the
world has there been such "A demand
for .'Business Brains The Phsl-
ness World Is willing TO pay haho-
somely for business efficiency
DO our universities prepare iul
Business? Apply for a situation ana
you will be laughed at, no matter
what literary training YOU have haa'
II you know nothing OF the technique
Of business. or course, all education
IL desirable. only the world doesn't
pay Tor that which Il cannot use.
The business world u a practical
one. Il doesn't ask what do you
know 2" but What eau YOU DO?'
II YOU have business Efficiency Ia
sell, the world II your market; there
are no bounds TO your field; no limit
20 your ambition.
"Pulr' finds no place In the Jar
son Of business. "Efhciency" u the
unit of value.
But the business world u exclu-
siVe: Il makes no place for the un-
trained. n cent use them: but II Il
In constant need and offers rich re-
Enumeration 90 the skllled-the efh-
Client.
business efficiency may he best &C.
quired In an institution conducted by
practical business incl VINO teach
business "a business h done In the
office and counting
There il only one hest; there ID
only u National Accredited Com
mercial school in the southwest;
there IL one institution that supplies
more ousineEs-tralned brains than all
other schools In New Mexico. Its
graduates are successful and are
everywhere Ia demand. Get In line
a. h beginning of the fan terms,
Catalogue on request.
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
The Special school hy ~speclallsis.'
Phone G27.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12
STATE LAND OFFICE
ASKS HELP IN
FIRE PREVENTION

Santa re. n. A.. Aus. i2-The
state land office today issued the fol-
lowing notice 10 all parts ~ the
state;
Notice; Parties leasing state land
should use every prccaution possible
TO prevent prairie fires which are
likely Co occur this fall and winter.
owing to the unusual growth OF
grass.
Fire guards should be piowcd aud
the grass burned between such
guards.
Grass growing In the center Of
roads should be burned and destroy
ed. as roads free from grass often
make excellent fire guard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12
a r~O0rnsOAE TOPIC

Is that Of good cake. the pure, whole
some, mouth watering kind that we
are famous for making. f1ero you win
hnd every variety OF plain and fancy
Cake and Bread and you may rely up
0n LIS positive purity In Ingredients
ana In the making and handllng. We
make special cakes 10 order for chill
dren's parties. birthdt J a~nniversaries
and other occasions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12

Lost ~anythins2 Let a Herald want
ad find Il for you,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12

The G dog now ls up on fudgc.
Knows all the crop
OF fountain drinks. and u a judge
OF Elnger pop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12
Mnhni hi aAn . MI.tnLc.,

There's nothing half 80 sweet In
life. as loves young dream" sang the
poet. but when u lasts for f6 years.
before you can bring him to time,
well. the sweetness Is rather drawn
out hut Nellie skinner lands him At
last. See "Aii a Mistake" Watch
for date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12
SECTION
PROGRAM IS
PREPARED
Educational Associations New
Section Designed to Promote
Libraries in the Country
Schools.
tspcclaI Dispatch 10 Tho ncraId.)

N"T''HW HIHTHNU 10 THN TTTTnTU.
santa Fc. y. ~. Aug. i2."-Thc cx-
ec's,ive committee OF the State Edu-
cationai association today completed
a program for the library section OF
the association for the convention at
Albuquerque. This section Was cs-
tablishcd last yea and It's purpose is
to the establishment and
use Of libraries In connection with the
rural schools OF the state.
Dr. David Ross Boyd OF the state
university today injected fresh life
into The state flower combat By es-
pousing The cause Of those opposed
To the cactus az the state flower. Dr.
Boyd says the cactus Is a bum state
Hover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-12
TELEPHONE RATES
ORDERED FIXED IN
GRANT COUNTY
State Corporation Commission
Orders Mountain States
Company to Make Sweeping
Readjustment in Mining Re-
gion.

Especial Dispatch Go The Heraid.)
Santa Fe, y. NJ, Aug. i2.-The
state corporation commission today
made an order to the Mountain States
Telephone company requiring y
sweeping rcadjustmcnt II rates In the
mining district OF Grant county.
Charges had been made OF overcharg-
ing and discrimination hy telephone
users Of the district!
Tho comm ission ginds The charges
well founded and orders all Nat rates
suspended, a regular three minute toll
rate established and the free list cut
of.
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Probable Results.

There IL danger in jumping at con-
illusions az TO the probable market re-
suits OF this "unscrambling" process even
when il is made certain that II VIII be
applied 1t is one thing for corpo-
ration to have to sell its stock investments
in the open market and quite another II
II can distribute the same TO It's snare
holders in the form OF dividend. Every
body seems TO take II for granted. Tor
instance, that there In to he org IN
crease in the supply of Baltimore and
Ohio. Everybody may be badly fooled
Some selling there will be undoubtedly,
But there is no reason why the ordinary
Union Pacific stakeholder who receives
Baltimore and Ohio stock should imme-
diat-ly rush or and sell II. especially AT
"A time when the price has been artifcially
depressed with simply that end In view
The margin of earnings ON Baltimore ana
Ohio stock over the dividend may have
been rather small recently, but In the
prospect Of an increase In freight rates
there 10 much promise for the road so
certain were some observers that these
points are likely to be overlooked and the
short interest TO become badly tied ny
that they did not hesitate TO buy the stock
even on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Plain Boiled.

Tho fashion In Wall street having APP
parently turned to plain boiled the
speculative element yesterday spent u
busy day unscrambling eggs Wholesale.
Gossip In New Street started In bright
and early by divesting Union Pacific
Of the rest OF Its Investments In other
railroad stocks including New York Gem
trail and Illinois Central. This fascinat-
ing game went on merrily until the Job
had been done IN a fairly comprehensive
manner. Thus In the afternoon II was
rumored on the Stock Exchange that the
New York Central would sell its Lake
Shore. that the Lake Shore would sell
its Reading. that the Reading would
sell its Central OF New jersey,
that the Baltimore and Ohio would
sell Its Reading and that the Penn
sylvania would sell its Southern
Pacific, Norfolk and Western and New
Haven: and finally that all the coal
roads would dispose of their coal prop
critics. It was in fact n typical "un-
scrambling' market From the action oi
some Of these stocks mentioned II ap-
reared as II the bear specialists who
attend TO little matters Of this kind had
neglected no chance. Possibly. however
because of the scant floating supply OF
Lake Shore and Central OF New Jersey
these two were left severely alone
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Prices Advance On IncreaseA
Volume Of BuylnG.

Coffee closed irregular yesterday. . to
10 points higher for the near positions to
TO 10 points lower for tho more dis
tant deliveries. Most Of the sales were
in the May option. Total sales for the
day 7s.5oo bags. Prices were at the high
point at the close.
The market opened points higher on
strong cables. an advance OF about 20
points In cost and freight offers and on
good demand. Trading was more active
than for some time. Considerable i'm
provement was reported In the spot mar
ket. which was reflected In the higher quo
tatlons for futures.
The Havre market opened unchanged
TO u franc higher and closed a. to
franc higher. Hamburg started I'M
changed to u pfg. higher and finished u
to q, pig higher. Rio and Santos were
observing holiday.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries of Brazilian coffee on Tuesday
totalled 24.7e5 bags. and for the two
days OF the week %5.706 bags
Prices were
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Extras were reduced NC yes
,erdsy In recognition OF thu Weakened tone
which has prevailed for tho past few days
emulation IN all lines, Jobbers arc hold
ing on. anticipating lower prices so that "a,
dence in tho future. Fancy storage Ia In
hight supply. win prices unc hans but
most lifeess Process In steady for the
ordinary lines and nrm on tho best. Fac
are: Creamery, extras sSls a3Ic,; nrsts,
20 a 35c,; seconds, 2tn a2sc: held extras
s2Qsshc; hr.ts, asa slc, stat . dairy; nm
ess extras "a Z q use; frsts, :3ge4o Fac
tory held. 20 % zee. current nrsts. 2i92ihc.i
s.f isss. s'S So a. a't Ia isc, -''
CHEEsE-Top grades advanced %S, X s,,
;srasy . aGssp little fm s vi" IKE Sss as:
held rrmly. Skins are quiet. Prices are
state. held. special. i7Ngi1He;i a aver as"
specials, Is1i.c,;. held, choice; y gi2to !!
skins: fresh z, geo a. to choice 10" S''"o''
ElGs,-.-Duli Trading again; resulting In I.
decline Of lc; BUYERS are diincnii !" 'nter.s,
way. Storage are also lower and are offered ,
more trs' NssSy sS sSr
tras' Sc a SIC; extra f-.ts; .sth IsSe: iirs's,
az %hts. ns to fSnsy
AZ a. Ibc; gathered whites. nne to fnest. IS q
iIc'; state Pennsylyania and nearby hsnnery
browns. Seg97c.; brown ana m,xea So,ots
20 q soisc.; lower grades. 2i9?sHc,; Euro
pean eggs, fresh. 100 dozen eases, fair to
prime 2Sl3Ic., poor to fair 2ig2sc.; re-
frigerator poor to good, 22a.sc.
LIVE Y.--Quotations showed ar
advance over last week on account OF active
trading chickens In fair demand. Ole
roo.tefs steady. Ducks and geese active
cars Western. four Southwestern, two South
srn and one BY eIprasa Quotations follow
ChioksnA. Nearby. 1SkoASeS toUA 1s0
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THE CURB MARKET.

United Cigar Stores was heavy fea-
ture of the curb trading yesterday AFTER
a firm opening ut s4as the stock sold Off
to s2Js, closing Mt tho lowest price and
of Ia points, British American Tobacco
shares were steady, both old and new
stock selling at "a Tobacco Products pre-,
ferred yielded / point to 50. Maxwell
motors shares improved on light trading
Union Pacific rights. exclusive OF the ~
cash dividend. were traded In 10 the ex-
tent Of 2, 200 shares. varying In price be-
tween 81 and 27%. New York state ias
when issued advanced y TO lo5as. Min
ing stocks reflected small irregular changes
Standard oil shares were active ana
the majority OF issues made substantial
gains. STANDARD oil Of New Jersey ranged
between 42l and 40s. the closing price
showing n net advance OF points
standard oil OF California rose = points
TO 2Ql: Standard OIL Of Indiana moved
I'M ? points 10 AIS and Standard OH or
Kansas sold ut 475. Prairie ON ana ''as
was strong. advancing points TO 800 :
ohio OIL varied between log ana loo' cIos-
! ing up points, and Anglo American OH
new, receded = TO "a.
transactions In detail In the market
yesterday were as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

and the Dallas City. Light COMPANY These
street railway business in For1 adison. Dallas
ate ' an eiecHo railway between the last three
has outstanding i sss.oSS Of pep cent, prsisrrai
value. 1t is estimated that gross earnings for
1914 will be $S)s, 100, with net OF $1,000 and
balance after all charges OF $1,000
Boyer = Co are offering to Investors $50. 100
Of first mortgage 8 per cent, gold bonds of tho
Nirgima'Wesiern Power Company, The bonds
OF $40, 500 and 81, 900 in coupon form register.
able as 10 principal. Boyer Co, point ont
that the bonds are secured by an absolute frst
are over two and . half times the interest
ma!lIiiy q The bond. and the sinking fund a,.i
shall be used 20 retire bonds annually, The
yirg inis- Western Power Company Ia q CONSOLE
SnSn S fms Vma isa and Power Conn
pany, the Roakbridse Power Corporation and
the covinSton llght and Power Company and
and Busna Vista and Tho town. Of Coving,on,
Lexington and Iron Gate Va Tho population
Of the territory served amounts TO 1870 and
70 increaAing steadily
Tho Southern Utilitias Company reports for
November, 1918, gross earninEs Of t7Lh5. After
Ss AMI @ For ,hs .iRa:
months ended November 10, 1913. sroas earn.
ings Of the company asrrrsa;sd SS?l. :oa oper'
ingy of SI7I,lN After Interest charges and
preferred dividends there was surplus OF
i6i sss exclusive of the surplus OF sal.s'o earned
For November. 1918 combined earnings of
the subsidiaries of the ! nited Light aud Rail.
% or Z psr S cent
Ss s u S,sk';C-S-dsasasS.r t-Ss;S e
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Good reasons are suggested why most
peopls should he pleased with tho Union
Pacific distribution announcement except
of course. the spectators for the decline
caught in the desperat" move IN IN"
stock on Tuesday the incident WAS u
severe shock to the nervous system or
the shorts Besides. their moral sensl-
bilities were distinctly hurt IL IL sus-
pected that some OF them stu regard inc
episode as not quite ethical. The ordinary
Spectator sees In this development mo
prosp.ct Of "a release OF much Stock Tor
merly locked up. thus bringing new
counters into the game. The Union
Pacific stockholders get into their per-
sonal possession something formerly
owned only as body. As far as the
n,ih,ic at large is concerned this "un-
scrnmbling'' process appears TO oner eX-
ceptional opportunities to get good ram
road stocks at prices which. Judging from
what the original corporate investor pa'u
for them, must be considered bargains
This il in effect a novel kind OF dstribu-
ton. II Is one IN which the buyer gets
the benefit. az Is always the case wheh
the owner has to part with something
MT given time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
POOR DEMAND MAKES
COTTON MARKET Sag
pusincss on Exchange Is Mainly
OF a Professional
Character.
DECLINE OF 4 TO Z POINTS
rnfayorablc British Textile Re.
port Increases Bearish
Sentiment.

The cotton market yesterday was a
,pritless and narrow affair. business
b.,ns largely of a professional character.
onerlngs were comparatively light. but
a.msnd was even lighter. and rs a re-
AMT net declines of to points were
.hown In the active list at the close
In preparation for the census bureau
.,nlnS report tomorrow tho short In
,.res, had done most OF Its covering on
Monday and Tuesday. This account
HANG pret;y we'll evened up the market
,ss left In technically weak position.
,,,ch was reflected by its narrow ab-
sorptiye capacity.
statement by the British Board OF
7'rade showing II substantial decrease In
.xnorts OF yarns and cloths from the
t,n,,ad Kingdom for December intensified
hearlsh sentiment. and probably induced
any, selling, The months exports or
,ar,s we're placed at 100000 pounds.
.ompared with 1s,l3&,300 pounds for
roccmber. 1912. For the season the en-
nor,s total 9.76l.700 pounds. against
sIseii,s00 pounds In the preceding year.
,,,,th exports amounted to approx imately
,sp o0a. 900 yards against 554, 100000 yards
4, D.cemb.r, 1912. For the season they
we're 7.O77,27s, 500 yards. against 6,9l2.-
s2is00 yards last year.
This report was generally accepted az
,orarming advlces OF declining textile
activity in Great Britain consequent upon
ircroased stocks of manufactured goods
in india aud other points In the Orient
The cables were about as due, and re-
cor,ed a continued good demand Tor spot
A. The opening here the market was
s,eady. 2 to points higher. the initial
,r,ce. being about the highest OF the SEES
.,on Liverpool was a moderate buyer.
and there was also some covering by the
-emainlng shorts. after which the list
started 10 sag March declined from
Iss5 TO 1910: May. from l2.l4 to l2c'.
and July from 1909 TO 1l.?6. In the
,a,er trading there was recovery OF
,sv poInts from the lowest level,
gepor,s from Southern spot markets
we're again OF more favorable tenor
Macon advioes said that offerings wer"
reht and that demand is better than TOT
weeks.
s,ot cotton unchanged. Middlins up
lards. 1880: middling guif, 1875. spot
cotton In the principal Southern markets
va. unchanged to isc. lower. Galveston.
lou-lsc. New Orleans. l2%c.; Norfolk.
&c. Savannah I2i2c. Houston. l2"sc.
Memphis. l3isc.: Augusta. l@isc.; ~.
Louis. lsc Futures here closed to
points lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

l6Nc; old roosters. 12o, Western and South
ern ducks l7g $50: geese, l5o.; guinea IOWA.
paiT sss RissSn,r,, Ganiry 2SS continue.
Disappointing. Turkeys In light supply, but
In poor demand except for fancy young hens,
poor outlet. Average grades show. fowls
steady. Old BOOSTERS unchanged: Ducks and
geese dull squads showed marked advance,
with the market strong. Spring guineas
sell slowly. quotations are; TurkeyA var,
gtnia, selected, fancy; 2SI 2%e' STATE ana
average hest. 2iaa2c.i Western, soaided.
fancy 2cH % aso; Ohio ana Miehigan ss1
2sisc; Texas, average best. dry picked.
2iQ eco. philadelphia broilera IN to lbs
each, 2s@2ss.' boz packed Western tow!s'
isaisei old ROSTERS Iinai squads: prime
white 10 lbs 70 dozen PsG n91s c.,t ~ u.s.
Sl.l5gn.2b.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Since the Richmond Cal, division OF tho
taken over by the present management IN 1910
tho company has been growing steadily There
In ,hs number OF customers; o .yain Of LIT
kilow ats. or IS per cent. in the lighting load,
an increase Of 2,sGl horsepower. or $50 per
kiiowatts. or 100 per cent. in the electric load
Of all kinds In the past three years. At the
came time the ratio of meters to population
has more than doubled. there now being one
meter to each four OF population. - compared
with one meter 10 each 50 OF population IN
1910
The Central Mississippi Valley Eledrc Com
Interests and has acquired all the stock of ihe
Keokuk Electric Company with tho exception
SocEs Of The Fort Nsdissn Gsolsaa oesoaRl
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The Case Of Norfolk.

The case Of Norfolk and Western is
perhaps somewhat different frofi that OF
baltimore and Ohio The problem CON
fronting the Pennsylvania Railroad In
arranging To dispose OF Its holdings Is
more like that OF the Union Pacific with
southern Pacific. There il no prospect
that the Pennsylvania will be able to Dis
tribute the stock IN the shape OF dlvi-
dend. II ~ entirely unlikely that u"
Department Of Justice would allo" tho
Norfolk and Western stock 20 remain IN
the hands of the Pennsylvania shareho'a.
ers. Perhaps IL will come to pass thar
tho financial community will be treated To
another situation OF the farcical descrli-
ton OF the southern Pacific stock orer-
ing OF last fall.
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Good Market for u. 4 u.

with almost everybody bearish on IL
there was an extraordinarily good market
for baltimore and Ohio stock yesterday.
The stubbornness exhibited may nave
been the cause of AN undoing OF contracts
for the decline hastily entered into on
Tuesday with the idea that the price was
on the verge Of a collapse. Also the pos
ability OF delay from litigation combined
with conditions in the loan market may
have induced some Union Pacific stock
holders. who Immediately went short OF
the market against the receipt OF their
stock dividend, to withdraw from their
position. At any rate stock sold was
rsndIly absorbed. The market had TO
take a good deal from abroad. both on
direct sale and indirectly through AGENTS
of foreign holders. Several transactions
.seller twenty days" obviously ihdica,eu
sales of this latter type, That there mas
been a big speculation Tor the iali IN
the stock was testified TO by the loan mar
ket At tho close on Tuesday, a small
premium was charged for borrowing pur-
noses although. generally. nat rate was
considered fair. Before the opening on
this side yesterday, the stock was down
2 points below parity In London, but the
first price here only " on, and the sub
aeuuent action was DISAPPOINTMENT.
Last night the loaning rate fell to to
u per cent. The speculation for the
decline in Baltimore and Ohio so far has
probnbiy not been as profitable as II
appears. The stock dropped points, 1t
IA true, but the big volume OF sales was
mt the bottom prices. trading on the way
down being comparatively small.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat closes slightly Higher en-
Covering by shorts.

Wheat closed steady yesterday. 4 to
NC higher, at about the high for the day
slowing slight gains over the previous
closing The price range throughout the
session was narrow and the volume OF
transactions was light. Receipts were
smaller than last year. but shipments were
light Foreign news was not of a st!mu-
lating nature to values. The Modern
Miller report was interpreted IN Dear
ish sense, but shorts became appreheh-
sve and elected to cover at the close
There was a good cash demand from mill
Ing interests
Corn lost &c. Receipts while smaller
than last wear, we're considerably larger
than shipments Weather in the belt was
favorable and the cables were easier
Earlier In the session there were recess
Sons OF q. to 7sc. There was an nm
provement in the cash situation. "hlch
helped to steady prices.
oats lost &c in sympathy with corn.
Receipts were not heavy and were or
about the same size as shipments Ear
Ter IN the session prices declined sc. when
stop loss orders were uncovered. but shor's
covered toward the close The cash de-
mand was good and offers were scareer
toward the close.
Minneapolis wheat stocks increased
600 OOo bushels for four days. Duluth
stocks Increased 241.000 bushels for three
DAYS
The Price Current says that weather
conditions are favorable thus far Tor WIN
ering Of tho winter wheat plant
Their. II a surplus Of corn for shipment
IN Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Iowa. Min
ne.o'a and Nebraska. The percentage OF
total corn shipped from farms and sta
lions where there Ia a surplus will be
Greater this year than usual on account
~ the decrease In requirements for cat
's and hog feeding Cholera had DIS
sstrous effects, particularly In territory
where there Ia a shipping surplus Corn
II NJ unusually good quality. and season
able weather will make moisture content
low
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Sugar-The refined market was un-
changed yesterday and prices
manned at &C. usual terms for bags and
barrels. In the raw market the price Is
held at 323c. and sales Of 1900 bags
Cubas for January shipment were made
at that level to the American. The lat
ter also took about 80, 600 bags of Porto
Ricos at 3s0c.. advancing the spot quota
tion about : points Porto Ricos are now
within 3 points OF the price Of Cubas.
Porto Rico ~ said TO have sold all OF
the islands sugars for January clear
ance.
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BANKERI TRUST COMPANY.

Tho annual meeting OF IA" Stockton ierN az
Bankers Trust Company, for tho election OF
Directors and the transaction Of ruch other
business "a shall properly come before tho
meeting, will be held ~ the Office OF the
company IL Wall Street, borough of Man
haitian, Clty OF Now York, on Thurs7aN
January s. 1914. at Evolve o clock noo1
The polls viii remain oVen from twelvs lie
to one y. NJ,
New York. December a. 1919
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Cash markets were: Wheat-No. 1
Northern at Minneapolis. S57sc: No.
Northern spring r. o. b. to arrive, S9a4c;
No. red f. o. b.. 101 lac: No 2 hard
T. o. b. to arrive. es%c; No. 1 Manitoba
T. o. b., ss%c. Corn--No. yellow old.
rs; No. 3 yellow old, II; export {. o. b.
to arrive new. 60. Oats---No. /: white
IS a 80; No. 3 white. 44a +5 standards.
A1s@45.
Barlcy-Nialting C. 1. e. Buffalo, $50
soc. Rye-No. 2 Western C. l. T. New
York. 81. Flour-Spring patents. S4.50q
1905 spring clears. &S.s0I&41b: Kansas
straights to arrive. S415GS4.35.