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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
SALE OF NEW SILKS AND sATINs

y fortunate sale for You. Latest ere.
ntjous from the silk world. We have
had silk solcs before. but never such an
70 .ortmcut and quality and ot such low
prices.
sale opens tomorrow ~ $3.50 and con.
.uuucs Monday and Tuesday The hig
$50 o. yard value. silks and .afius. Sci
inches Wide. comprising plain i~otfctas
in All color, and hlurk, urN rhnngcuhl.
~iptrotus ice u-soltcd shades. plano ,af,l
mcssuliuo, Boo an rular- and black. Iiuin
black BongalIuc and Frillc. ,clrrt luul
.ity new novelty silks Jos itn,fp aud mes
saline satin IN fancy checks, stripes md
plnids. The above lines urc all excel.
lent quality and consist oi almost ry.
crything desirable Ia charming silks for
spring wear. Genuine sulurs ~ $3.50
q yard. For this great silk snle, special
at $50 per yuri.
iOiuch crepe de- chime AZ $50 per
yard the spocini extra of this sale.
Forty pieces ~ crepe dc chimes in every
wanted 4hadc, ulso black and white. "a
ira good quality; an on sale NJ $50
PER yard.
THE GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS
COMPANY
See our window display.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
"CANTONNENT
MAY Be UTILIZED
BY U.s.. GOVERNMENT
Col. Hopewoll Wires from Wash.
ington Today State Was Soon
to Sell Buildings May Be Re,
cuperating Camp for Invalids.

For some tune ul.'. concerted ace
ton ON the part Of 'hu civic and COM
morriai urg%anlzatIuns ur Albuquerque
as well ~ her publ. spirited citizens.
has been IN prorr,- looking towards
the utilization of a.. Iooll cnntonmcnt
for some needed government service
The cautonmcnt h3s been vacant
since the latter part OF October when
thc' New Mexico soldiers were called
60 Linda Vista. california.
capt. clark NJ Carr. chairman of
the Cnntonmcnt committee Of the
chamber OF commerce has been tire
less IN his effort tn have the die
ramp put "a bencficiul use. ard Incl
dentaily benefit Albuquerque In a
business way Ito made ui,r trip
TO Washington awhile ago. aud START
ed things going W the right direc-
tiun. Meantime % complicated, detail
questinnnair was sent by The govern
mcut to he filled out This was filled
out with sorupuluus rXactness.
Then capt. Carr authorized col W.
;. Hopcwcll TO act FOR the canton
mcut committee when Hopcwcu went
to Washington last week. on yet more
important natter The colonel did
not forget this side mission.
he has been doing the right thing
at the right time. and TODAY wired
Secretary Leopold of the chamber Of
commerce to the effect that there IS
- probability Of the ~AinuqurrQuc can
tonmcEt being utilized in the near
future lay the government also that
Congressman Walton had wired GOV.
Lindsey. asking him To postpone tho
sale of the buildings OF the canton
ment.
These improvements, il rs stated,
cost Albuquerque aud the stat" some
thing like $4,000, and since the sol
dicrs left. they have been idle and
vacant, II was not generally known
hat the state gave notice some ten
days ago, that It had determined to
sell the material ana permit the build.
ings TO be wrecked, unless something
was done. looking to their immediat,
utilization.
This viii explain the reason foi
Congressman WHltun's message I,
Governor Lindsey. in connection viii
the matter The governor will II,
doubt be glad To extend the time. sur.
ficiently To ENe the government q
nance to close az the matter. in cas-,
favorable action Be- finally decided on
The chamber 90 commerce thinks
That the government viii use tn,
c-untonucut as 10 rcCupcrutiug yamI
for iuvaiidcd and ubcrcular soldiers
The state Is willing 10 turn over the
camp 10 the government fpr such q
purpose without compensation.
indications are al present for IA.
vorablc action in this matter. whicl
will mean considerable to Albupucr.
uue i'm q business WY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
STRANGER BLOWS OUT
BRAINS IN DESOLATE
SPOT NEAR THE CITY
Body of Edward Morgan Is Found
Four Miles South of Town With
Bullet Through Head Had Been
Dead at Least Two Days,

Sheriff Garcia = office was called cnrlv
today by phone aud notified that g dead
man had been found ~ q point about
-four miles south OF town. on the ground.
.nud q quarter uf a mile from any yes.
idcucc.
The report came from Mr.. loudou =
ranch. \ young man passing that way.
had seen the PROSTATE body. with N.
CHASTITY upturnrd face, aud had been
greatly frightened. lie hurried 10 the
London ranch and the telephone mos.
sage to the sheriff followed.
The sheriff FASTENED o. the place and
found the body 81 Edward Morgan. u
man of good size and about 30 years
old, lying on is back, right arm at tul
length on the ground, the hand still.
partly grasping % revolver. There Wa,
bullet hole, with powder burn. through
the right temple. The man had been
dcnd at least two days, the sheriff
thinks.
The body was taken 10 Justice of tho
Peace Frank Arias, and the following
coroner = jury held I'm inquest shortly
before noon today: Toribin Truiillo,
Emcliro Bbcn, Peter Klosky. Diego
Sanchez, Abel Romero and Rafael
sanchez.
The dead mnn was dressed i'm 70 sol.
dirrS' shirt with dark pants and a good
pair Of dark shoes. one of which wa
cn the foot and lay neat by. The i'm
preston gained was that be was q sail
or and probably g dcserter.
II was stated later that the jurors
found q httcr on his person from q
woman IN Arizona, which had been od
dressed 20 him in care Of some shin
smiling ont Of q Inrei Snnnh hnrhnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
MUNICIPAL BUDGET
APPROVED BY CITY
CO M|SS|ONERS
First in History of Duke City
Manager Redington Declares
for Economic Administration
Coordination of Effort.

~Alhuuuerdue's first municipal fis.iI
budget wns approved AZ q meeting ~
the city commissioners yesterday sf-
ternoun IL had been carefully pro-
pared b. city Manager Uodiugtou aud
WIS adopted without material alter
ption.
People who imagined tina q com.
mission form Of government would he
cheaper az the beginning than ~, old
way. have ~ wrong view point sail
Manager Redington today.
The fact that four or i've thou.
sand is added Tor a manager ~ q big
new item 10 start with II ~ not so
much chcapnesS hat Is generally d,-
sired. hut co-ordinatcd systematized
efficiency AT y minimum ~ legitimate
expense. This IL what W. urc starting
out to accomplish" he said
In his opinion the financial plan "
financing the city must be carried out
specifically ana In detail else a de-
fici, " likely To occur Tho budget
adopted. here follows.
The estimated cnuc Tor the
calendar year 1918. from an funds
is Sl28. OG5. -. The estimated ai-
preparations for the same period are
tiil.3l6.St which leaves a differ
cncc In favor Of the city OF fll,ifS.9},
OF this amount, however s9,56l %
are in special funds. sinking, inter-
est and otherwise naturally can nc
used only for these purposes The
difference, "t2.lS7.30, Is the balance
which II IL estimated VIII be In tho
general fund at the close Of the years
business.
In spite OF the fact that the uvcs-
head expense Of the city rs Increase !
from last year by approximately
$4,000 and in this calendar year
there VIII be q reduction 81 81 50n al
least in license revenue. this years
business can ne handled by he city
management without a deficit.
Were 1t not for the fuct that the
available balance sheet a. uf Janu-
airy e. l9tS, shows a deficit in the
general fund Of &23.S2S -. the T.
uauVlal situation would be- iu excel
lent shape. This deficit represents
the unpaid oh'igations Incurred by
former administrations and consists
81 open accounts aud notes due jan
utry !. 1918 and liabilities Tor iudW-
mcnt- as of date
'''his deficit is AN INHERITANCE and
its liquidation presents a ptfIblcm.
II viii bc the policy of the commis-
siou naturally To reduce the deficit
as rapidly AS funds are available Tor
such Purposes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
City Cleanup Week
Is at Hand Now,
Mich. 1923 inclusive

Fire Chief Fred Russell at the cit,
IRE department aud G. T. French, chair
man of the cleanup committee Of the
chamber of commerce, have issued an
appeal to all men md boys In the city
who arc able to work during the week
from March lG 10 March %, so report
at the liir department employment In.
rrnu tomorrow morning at $40 90 iui.
tiatc q spring clcan.uv campaign.
Workers will hc furnished with tools
and viii bc assigned q district iu which
they are expected 10 onrr their services
90 every householder sometime during
the week. All houschulders are especial.
~ urged tu either clean mp their prem,
iscs themselves or elise avail themselves
OF the servircs of the "ity's workers.
Each householder win ne expected 10
pay the workers for the work done.
II il hoped that the clcuu.up campaign
viii meet with an enthusiastic response
from every citizen aud that the work
will hc followed mp 10y houscholders who
viii keep their premises In order during
the summer.
The cleanup Wurkcts viii naturally
hc unable to rcmove uuu huruublc mate.
rial but It Is hoped that h~ouscholdcrs
viii attend tu this Themselves after the
premises have been cleaned.
II b, expected that every hou,r i'm tow
viii hc visited sometime during the
week hY the city ; workers who VIII
NEAR credentials from the rit, manager
and the Chamber pf Commerce. only re-.
-ponsihlc workers win Boz cmploycd aud
they viii hr expected 90 undertake any
kind of work suggostcdhy the house.
holder, tur which they are phy.icoily
qualified,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15

Auto springs, all makes, Korbcr
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone 40.

HhANb a. y $50 ~
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 80.
All members are requested to at
Ell q meeting Of Harmony lodg" No.
!, I. O. q +. tonight az i.t5.
There will be a ~. ratrick's church
entertainment tonight at 1880 AZ the
broadway Christian church.
The Harris case was again before
Judge Itaynolds today. The lawyers
pleaded until noon and the ease wll
hc resumed tomorrow az l O'CLOCK.
several candidates are 20 be int
tiatct at n regular meeting OF Adah
chapter No. q order OF the Eastern
star a. the Masonic temple tonight
at $50.
Mrs. Claytic Smith and Mrs. Leo
Hart. steuoEraphers In the office of
IN, federal food administrator are
not 1T the office today, ON account
OF illness.
s business meeting 1904 invitation
Of candidates of Cniup Nc ! ". 49, W
will take place at the " %. " han
tonight at q u.cluck Visiting mcm-
beers welcome.
Floyd Uulzhouscu aud Miss Bar
hura Shells were united in marriage
"Wednesday evening by Ro,. j. g.
Jones, az the Central Avenue Methu
dist parsonage
Federal Food Administrator Ely
returned last night from las Vegas
he wun at hiH desk In tho utrro build
!nE tOdny, rapidly dispItchlnE av-
cumulatcd business.
The carpenters union postponed ~
regular meeting last night tu hear
lacut Crozicr speak at the urmury.
The mex regular meeting viii be held
nest Thursday evening as usual.
The Red Cross ]nnouucrs that It's
work rooms are to be- kept open an
day today ana tomorrow aud sunday.
All workers are urged to attend Mus
IN haudaEcs viii bc IA. one impur-
taut work.
The federal foud administrator has
had to enlarge office space uuttl mini
large rooms are now ~ use. He Be-
now considering whether 80 appoint
any legal adviser as 81 successor 10
Milton J. Hclmick. who recently re-
siguch.
Regular services Will be- held at
Temple Albert tonight AZ 1.f5 o'clock.
These services are Of an instructive
character aud the public is cordially
invited 10 attend, Rabbi VI. Berg
man Is "a of he impressive speakers
Of the city.
H. H. Toulouse. in charge OF the
county co-0rdinuting work. Will have
AS hruh OF Ia" liberty garden work.
Mrs. Isaac Harth. II is desired hat
every family In Ecrnalillo county
should raise u garden or plant au
extra patch OF ground this year.
Patriotic people generally desire TO
express their thanks to the DENLY
TruGlI people aud their local repre-
sentatives for the helpful service rom
dered last night In hauling free 81
charge, the chairs Tor Lieut.. crozicr's
address ~ the armory This saved tho
patriotic people or the city quite a
sum ~ money.
W A. kclehcr, city attorney, has
prepared the complaint of the city
iu the suit 10 test the validity of the
water bonds. President MCMillcn 81
the water supply company is pre-
pairing his answer These VIII Dee filed
in the district court and Judge Ray
nulds may give pro furma judgment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Ca|omeI Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sicken-
. ing calomel. Don't lose a days work!

There's uo reason why a person
should take -ickruiup .pIiNHtiug oYl-
omal when t few cont. buys "a large
hottl, OF Doisuu's itt," Tuu q pci-
feet substitute Iur culuuwl
l. iS % pleasant tcgetthlH 'luH %
which win start fuup liver iI~i n-
surrey n~ cnlumrl but 10 duc.n' make
,ou SICK and can Uut ~3'i,1to
'hIidfrn Hud grown 'plt DtH 'tk'
ppdsou tItvr Zone Do, al-s b pcr
fcotly harmless
Ctlumrl b. d dangerous dlHg % is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
TAFT WOULD INCREASE
ARMY TO 10000 600 OR
MORE MEN RIGHT AWAY
~ AssoslArSu PHsss

Washington, March l1.-Amend-
mcnt of the draft law To authorize
the president to increase the army TO
1000, 200 men or more was advocated
bS former President Taft In a speech
here today before the National Geo
graphical society.
Mr. TAT said the draft law had vim.
dictated itself In every way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15

mercury ana nttaVk Nour bones. Take
a dose 10 nasty cilouel TODAY dnd yuu
viii fee wciN sick aud nause,ted To-
morrow buut lose days work.
Take "a spoonful of podson's Liver
Zone instead tud will wht" SO
feeling great SO more bu'ouarr.
constipation -iuggshness, hetduch'.
coated tongue or -uur stomach Your
druggist says 30 o don't nud Dot.
u Liver Tone acts better ha. hlr-
rih.e cal0mel Your money is waiting
fur you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
Evangelist Arrives
to Begin Meetings
at c. A. M. E. Church

Evangelist Frank VI. Neal and Prof.
Fred H roultrr viii arrive in Alhu.
Qucrguc saturday 20 conduct evangelist.
lee services AZ the Central Avenue Meth.
odds, church, beginning sunday morn.
ing
Evnngrlis, Nrul come. not only with
a message of love and power, hut with
q clean life aud % thirst for the souls
Of men back of his message
Prof. Pointer has been choir director
In evangelist rampn gus fur twelve
years, aud has assisted many ut the
leading cynngclists of tho north uul
south He Is q fine urguuilrr of chou.
work, md as O. ,uipisi hc o., uuu,uully
hue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
IndlnnInn nngs Nlrnlnnc.

With the %IAFayette Flying Squad-
ron, Monday March il.-paul +.
Bacr Of Fort Wayne, Ind. this after
noon, downcd % German airplanc. Mr..
Bucr came "a France In February ~
last yenr as Il member OF the Franco
American flying corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15
PACKERS LOSE MONEY
THROUGH STEADY FALL
IN PRICES OF HIDES

'ltdnh, N'h., Mhich lh.- bWhhd
packers have lost large sums of mon
ey through the steady fall In the
prices of hides IN recent months. The
total number of hides iu storage here
is not announced but Il aggregates
many thousands and the losses are
said To- average around S. on each
hide. Branded cowhidcs which
brought IS and 80 centC a few months
ago. now sell at 20 and Is cents.
--~--
4 little WAIT 40 now ana then
IL read by every o'ass OF men-and
women too. TRY one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15

ITS dissraceful, suid old Farm To-
Hoo e., how ignorant peopi" are ot
spelling nowadays WHY there's a
man built a coach hou-e 800 uur Nl-
lage and ne spells carriage
'g-a-r-a-g-e san t]ranci-co rhrou
icle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15

4 uftls VAST Al now and then
Rompn too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15

Classified Ads Bring Results,
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I. Id. WANTS
TINES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized ana inoexen for Ouick
Referencs

loc line Sunday.
SC line Daily.
&c line for consecutive insertions
,t;c line for consecutive insertions
Miniianpi OF lines Is allowed
Minimum charge, g cents
count words TO the nne and IL lines to
Al, advertise ents received up to 10 P. H.
70 L; "a. Saturdays) the day before pup
aver isements received after that hour
VIII o. paced Ia The Too Late u Class
TELEPHONE.
Isepbone $50: want Ads TO Tho Times
Dispatch nthduiLh !. when you md II
more conva"isht IL do 30. and they will
, SUBSTA ii,Ns rOk I'D. WANTS.
Times. D'spa.cN branch Offices are main
ulneo In pr8.u:sty every Drug Store In
me CITY TOR thi convenience OF the public
lar offlcD rate.
SSCfIt RICHMOND.
Branch ohcs 1imes-DIspatcn. 1904 HUI
% Telephont i.andoiGh b3S2.
pErER5BCK0
TineH- D.apAtGh branch All North Second
Street: GhoEs Petersburg 22S
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MARKET VERY IRREGULAR
FOLLOWING MOTOR BREAK
lercantile Marine Also Adds Its
Share 10 Cnsettling Promis-
ing Conditions.
UNDERToNE STRONG At CLOSE
Maxwell Passed Dividend on First
st Preferred, While for Past Years
~ 1t Paid on Both Issues, as We'll a.
: = on Common.
mn EnnAnAN MAII.

"a, NEW YORK November @p.-What
! otherwise would nave been a Very
strong market to-day was made ir
regular by bad breaks in Maxwell
,Srotor shares and Mercantile Marine.
.aLsasons for the decline from "a purely
tradinG point of view. But the VERY
reasons that madc the traders sell
were good reasons for buying these
ssme shares and others by investors
and insiders. Who look further into the
future. AS many stocks closed with
S1et gains as with net losses. the under
Lone was strong az the close.
- Maxwell stocks broke because the
dividend was passed on the first pre-
5Ssompany earned not only the dividend
on the first preferred. but also on the
SECOND preferred. and nearly > per cen;
on Inc common: PaSsin" of the div.-
q Sdend al this time is distinctly :, bull
e ish development. because il WAS dom
LIP secure more cash for WORKING
SsEapital. Motor interests held an i'm
e portant meeting to-day privately. after
which persons close to the various
mana gements were given to under
stand they would all he back on io
q Per cent peace production ahou; tho
.lrst OF January. An appeal was made
10 {s,,i the govGr@' ,, fer assistance in
4 basis to peace basis. But January
Is the date generally agreed upon rs
the time by which it is hoped all re-
Strictions will be removed. Maxwell
common broke eight points. the first
sGprefcrrcd. IL 5-S. ana the second pre-
icrrd. IL, all closing about bottom.
4 SuNinE was most Nccllcnt in this stock
{ because it's future is very bright
keiiE. Springiield stock advanced on
small transactions. as a result of he
: lied realization Of it's value
MARINE OPENS WITH LOSS
OF MORE THAN FIVE POINTS
Marine opened with Il loss OF more
th.sn i've points. about halt OF which
VS. rcSaincd before the close Tho
ltfa StcriouS break OF several DAYS ago
curing the session of the board OF iii
lrec.ors WAS fully explained when a
tanker admitted that at that time the
Uii cctors knew the government would
|m,eriere TO stop the sale OF the ships
knesS OF copper stocks. winch
WAS not very pronounced. WAS due To
Sales at % IA cents. Nearly ever ybodv
beilcNes that copper must decline ma
( lciiailA i'll price. This. nocwVcr Will
ntpend largely upon the attitude OF
Tobacco products continued moyin.
mo new high territory and held its
gam. Wall street is fun OF rumors
AS TO the cause, but insiders insist
That the public has not Yet rcaii2cd
inc value of the property
Fart OIL the talk Of easy money con-
u''ionS was due to a rumor from Wash
ihstoh mat the government would is
sue ohiy very short term bonds for
NEW YORK; November co-Mcrcan,ilc
pupor' ,; Sterling sAty-day> hills Sins
,"m,mSroiai siNty-day bills banks. ST. s+.
s, ,slN'y,dsE balls. si.es demand
steady railroad bonds Irregular Zine io,us
s ,nns,S. s.NW days, ninety days and six TX
a
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Censor Eliminate, New.

FARlS. Saturday, November l6.-Thc
censorship Still! is active in Paris The
Temps this afternoon appeared win
ionr Dlank spaces representing abou,
hall a column. The Temps explains
tnat the matter censored was almost
entirely reproductions from the L.ondon
Times. which reached Paris YESTERDAY
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BOND LIST

nmeiit Writing Paper 81 (bidp 81
A. I'":I iine ..;................. S.
81 q. ronI 81" y. - ma '...,-......... Ai2
[ no. am, I,hi. " -" t1i!'''l NbiuJ \.
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~ u.rt ',,ts rs i"D"'E" a............ lllis
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S-aD"Ard Air Lin" ref. is.. 9,
SOM hem '.,:r al 's................. ayia
Su,I Morn y - '''''''''' '.............. a
HrrisI,.' rs ,,.,;............. ga.
1. E..t,,.,',, - 100 Ibihl ............ Is
a. : 49, ru -: i'"p 'pidp ............ lost.
,,..''S ,""I &" = observation-disclosures. ~ y
l. < ipS.,' t'"t ~ ',..'-................ - 10
~. - ,,'.., ''h -! '...............- 2. so
II < So, '", f'h Observation-Disclosures. 9A.Oy
,.,.' - . "''. '''t-st. ............. a.
Y - s,bn,,i,.I - 80; ~ a. tAsNrU' -,
Va Car. Chemical Co .,ony - MINK 81
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:aVN head: market on better grades mostiw
s - T." 10 %en,s higher others steady 10
i.!5: packing. Is. Goa 1905 throwouts Il y Or
TO- -" pigs good to choice 5000 1850
STEADY 10 strong on all GRADES; calves steady:
Shecp; Receipts. :0.0Ho head lambs strong:
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. November co-rurpcn
Iihe iiFm; IS; sales. $50 casks: receipts 3i9
casks "''''
r. Ro: =, firm: sales: ~ barrels: receipts.
Quot: L and d. l5.E: r. 1850: +. 1855:
-. iH.S,,T II! l5.'Q: l. l5S: L. NJ. y. VIC
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CIlICAt;O GRAIN MAKKE1

CHICAGO. November .o.--Prospccts of an
increase OF the movement Of the new crop
had "A bcarish effect to-day on corn. The
market. although unsettled At the close. was
L. 10 2i2c net lower with December i.29i /.
To l.@a'. and January l.aA. to l.3li1. oats
finished N.c 10 lf.c down. and prov sions up
&c to 81
Leading futures ranged as follows: