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New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Dec. 26-wheat made quick rally on
the late trading closing AQSsc higher. after early
weakness. Aggressive buying by Pringle. who is
said to own big line, started a general covering
throughout. Old December closed 1c lower. new
3sc higher and May unchanged. Oats were un-
changed to 34c lower Provisions had easy
dertone, with pork and lard lower finally.
Moderate selling at the opening caused a break
in wheat values for several reasons, chiefly the
small volume OF speculation, the increase in worlds
shipments and the bearish attitude of the local
traders. based on the fine weather and q general
stacking of milling demand. Local receipts were 90
cars, compared with $50 the same day last year
The highest for December was 831lc the lowest
82ssc The close was &Isc MAY closed at S74.c
after selling as high STAG and as low 86a4c.
The corn market was weak at the opening
cumulations over the holidays
The early lower prices were followed by further
reaction Local receipts were 1.045 cars. of which
2S0 We're contract Private elevators turned out 1874
$4,000 bushels: estimate Of to-morTows local re-
ceipts. $4,000 bushels December closed at the top
c t oTn RT9T t eRg HE as c6s 9T as st & 8 May sold from
The holiday feeling still pervaded the oats pit
Good selling at the opening by the Bartlett Frazier
interests forced prices off about Ac, but this
soon recovered. Receipts were Az cars with 2ls
2S0OOO bushels The highest for December 8O74c
the close 3014c to 30zsc after selling low
closing at 31&lc to 317sc
Provisions prices showed weak tendency after a
firm start. There was buying early on the
the yards but the advance brought out liberal
REQUIREMENTS and prices eased off. English houses
were good sellers of January lard, while Armour
credited with heavy sales of May ribs. There
was some buying at the decline by traders, who
sold early May pork sold from s13 92 off to s13 So
off to s. 471b Nav ribs sold from s. 421S off to
81 35 to s. 37z and reacted to 81 S71z Hog receipts
were 5000 head, and prices at the yards advanced
1O, TO
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
EXCHANGE SEATS SELL FOR $4,000.
Brokers Expect Record Price To Be $780,
600 Soon-Sale Brisk.

In the sale of two Stock Exchange seats, one
Saturday and yesterday. at $4,000 each
high record is established The previous hign mark
was $4,000. The sale of the seat yesterday at
S95 900 confirmed but the names of the buyer
and seller were not announced. There was an un-
confirmed rumor that another seat had been sold
for s91.500 and that there were several bidders at
this price Brokers do not hesitate to predict that
the price will reach 100000 in the future,
perhaps within few days
The committee admissions of the Stock Elk
change will meet tomorrow at IL O'Clock, when
the applicants must go before it to establish their
eligibility by showing a clean bill of financial
health. If satisfactory, the names will be posted
and balloted two weeks later
This IS the time Of year when the demand for
seats is briskest, because of changes in firms
January l. which often make necessary the pur-
chaSe of q scat.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Y Pescia & Co have sold for A. E Smith
the five story double tenement house No 2oS East
erty TO Mr.. Lerner
Nathan II. We'll and William Holff's Son have sold
for Philip Brauneis TO Charlotte \. Hammel No
sI1 East S5th-st 26x1022 feet.
Charles s Koehler has sold for Nathan Loewy
70 Edward A Davis the Sheridan. Nos: and
Manhattan-ave. a six story apartment house on
T. Scott & Son have sold for Mrs. Sarah Katz
No. III East s5th-st. three story 5rowns;one
dwelling house on lot "a 8S2o9s & & feet esod for vein
berg & FTesco 10 = East Ssth-st a I'VE story
eoutbwest e9n95G corner OF If I0f
S. Zuckermandei No. 2s7 East S7th-st five story
hathouse on lot 25xi608 feet. The broker sold
snon ii5'iIi Reich has bought No a2a East 4sth-st
FIVE story tenement house on lot 25Xlo05 % feet feet
four story and basement dwelling house. on lot
D Phoenix Ingraham & Co. have sold for Fred
erick 2 Nfmrod to Ie1nuei Baum the two three
The Four Realty Company abraham. Ruth and
Herman Cohen has sold the plot, 160x123 feet.
the northwest corner of Amsterdan-ave. and l50th-
St. 100 feet west Of Amsterdam ave 10Ox1o0 feet
George Brickelmeer has sold, through the Dalan
end SSa East S4th-st-, two five story double fat
Simon Fine has sold for Mandelbaum & Levine
the plot 50xloon feet on the south side of 1lSthst
stein. who will erect a six story fathouse on the
o'ReiIly. Fried & Dahn have sold for Samuel
Berkowitz the FIVE story tenement house No. 4oS
The Enterprise Realty Company has sold for
Gordon Levy co. Nos. 1l3 and lis East 120th-st,
four story fiathouses. plot 40x10011 feet.
Mrs z Born has sold No III West 43d-st.. a three
story tenement house. lot 25x100-5 feet.
} Arthur Fischer has sold for Ellen Gledhill No;
80 West 34th St q four story English basement
dwelling house. lS1X969 feet.
The T. E. Hayman Company has sold No. 81
East 113th-st-, five story double hathouse. on lot
25X1G011 feet.
NJ Fraade has resold No. AS West Sath-st a six
story tenement house with stores. lot 25x96.9
feet
weinstein & Roth have sold for NJ D. Nelson to
Joseph Lchtenstein the six story tenement house
No 24s East 3d-st. on lot 2SxlO6x irregular Also
sold Gross & Esler the five story tenement
house No 241 2d-st.. 25x76 feet.
Spivack & Greenfield have bought from Moses
Kinzler the northwest corner of Avenue B and 5th-
st, five story tenement house. with stores, 25x
100 feet.
Joseph Weinstein & Co. have sold to Joseph VOL
kenberg, for improvement, Nos ~ and ia East
6th-st. old buildings plot g 5Z97 feet.
X FTiedland has bought No. s. Bayard-st
five story tenement house. Z5x90 feet.
John r. Ross has sold for Charles ". Vreeland
and others to Henry E. Hall the plot 54x91 feet
the southeast corner Of Tfebout-ave and Fordham
Road
Leopold Stiassny has sold No. 1514 Brook-ave.. a
five story double fathouse. on plot 25x1oo-s feet.
s Osgood Pell & Co. have sold for George J.
Bascom No. 10e Lexington-ave to client
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
ADAMS EXPRESS co. TO BUILD.
SITE IN LOWER BROADWAY-A S6,00o000
TO CARRY OUT Project
Sons of the Revolution Park perafors Buy
Big Plot in CortIamdtst.

The proposed twenty story office building TO ne
r,,,,+ bv ,be Adams Express Company on the
urenises Nos So 81 and e3 Broadway, will likely
he erected in the near future The company
houebt the property about two years ago There
was incorporated at Albany yesterday the ADAMS
Tsa and TsuiIdine company with a capital Of
6 oes oao 10 carry out the building project The
<oIIoHfnr are directors of the building company;
fexi O. Weir Basil ". Rowe. Charles SteepIe.
Tarl A DeGresdorf Henry Farmer. jr-. H starr
Psset r. Erinoan have sold for the Sons Of the
EavoIvtton No q Gramercy Park. g five story
brownstone dwelling house. on a lot 27x106 feet TO
a client for occupancy. ,4..
Israel Iebowitz and Samuel RoseH have bought
from Solomon Loeb. of Kuhn, Loeb & CO., NO
= to e Cortlandt-st., northwest corner Of Wash
inRron-st a six story Office building, on a plot
81 5xs7x6s sx6SS feet NJ Loeb bought the property
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

PIJrMBER.-First class; $3 per day. SIS
West 2fSt-St-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges in bankruptcy were
granted yesterday by Judge Holt, in the United
States District Court:
Oscar A Noonan and William K; Faber. decorators,
No East 2Sth-st. liabilities. S2T.593.
julius c. No 40T East 11thst liabll
ties $IS.T40.
ties S17.Sf9.
Max I1eibesknd builder 34s West 11sth-s Iiabit-
Joseph Golfer. hosiery. No. As Leonard-st; liabilities,
S.. 643
Coleman Brothers contractors. No. 154 West 13stst
sarah T, Mc6ira dressmaker. No 256 East 6sth st:
liabilities, S217s.
IS, 356.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
NFvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81 1905

SieEeI to Samuel PoIlak and another 81.
CheTy-st, corner oliver-st. 5S2xlvp; hli"A
Dean and another 10 Michael Santangeio-
Lot 4S1. block T, amended map Mapes sstate'
Isaac l. Michael to Louis Abesson' mortgage
fremont Road. corner Eastern B21levard
2O)x1c0: Casta Gsinsborg to Amos Y 1 Flhcho':
Flots eS and IS. map Wakefield; the Monatiquot
Real Estate Company of New-fork to MargAret
l. = o
Auueduct-ave 9 s. adjoining land Sountze ~
Maria Rodnan TO Bertha BeTmauer. -
100 Dennis W Moran to Andrew J 1hpnlas =.
Plots I. % and "a. map made by Horace Ir0shy
at Pelham. contains about p city lots. fNopei /
c Black to William Randall. - -.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
sIyIl DING LOAN CONTRACTS

f55th-st s. 100 IT W Of Elton-ave. 45x1OO;
Prescott Realty Company loans Frank Durce S5. o.
Bathgate-ave q. 150 it Of 11th-s 70x120.
Rosenzweig and Isaac Elson 45c
Realty Mortgage Company loans Jacob Axelrod POS Il
Dyckman-st 10n fl n of Vermilyea- ave. lCox
mack Construction Company ..,............ SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

JAPANESE to do general houseworl, -
cook in small family or gentleuan'A Mac.
city or country. has references. T. MI 1oi
Cherry-st- 80
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
BIG DEAL IN CENTRAL 5TH-AVE.

George Nicholas has purchased from Henry H
Benedict the six story business building No. 551
6th-ave on lot Z5x1oD feet. through Douglas Rob
fnson Charles S. Brown & Co. The asking price
for the property $S50.ooo. Mr. Nicholas has
also sold the private dwelling house No. 2 West
37th-st recently purchased by him, having re
ceived q substantial profit his contract The
purchaser viii occupy the business Of ladies'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bay-ave. North-st 5e.5x1O0. City
Island: Fordhan-ave 8. lot
hereby conveyed. runs n 1oOX SIX look " 81,
other executors to frederick Pas. 5000
zoth-st, 8 1T5 Il Of ave. 25x9S9; Thomas
Killasn and another trustees, Annie Stone Nominal
Lot 40. map Of part Hunt estate; August Diener
Marie Jthenwoldt; mortgage So. $50. 100
Division-st. No pa. 64x25xT6; Abraham Dan
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
WEST SIDE BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

Edward c. williams has sold for Lebowitz &
RoseN the block front the north side OF 1SOth-
st between St Nicholas and WadEworth aves
The property has frontage OF 800 feet in 1Sgth-St
s. feet in 81. Nicholas-ave. and = feet IN Naos-
III.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing
fine Evening and Street Costumes, JeWeI[y.
Bric-a-Brac. Furs, etc. Mr. or MrS. d.
NATAL. IA 6th-ave. Tel. 10lS-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
SELLS OLD HOME OF SWISS SOCIETY.

s Steingut & Co have sold for the Swiss Bene'
lent Society No. los 2d-ave-. four story and ba
neat dwelling house. 26x125 feet, 10 builder, "
will improve the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il Vesey-st-By Joseph z Day: 515 144th-st, n e
1874 Of Amsterdam 168 68x99-1. story dwg h
H Dawbarn agt I NJ Merritt and another: Ingram, r &
W. attys: Bradley. ref amt due So 400 65; taxes.
,tc. S4S5; subject TO mtge of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

SOUTHERN YOUTH. "a years old. in drug
or grocery store. doctors office, prlVaJ9 o,7
family or boarding house; obltging. al
around worker DOUGLAS JONES. 2fS
Adams. a.. BrOOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
NEW CORN EXCHANGE BANK BRANCH

The Corn Exchange Bank has decided to open an
other division of it's branch at Flushing. Long Isl
and This will make the nineteenth branch of tn
Corn Exchange Bank in the city
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
Furnished Apartments to Let.

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. private
I. bat without meals; including meals two SIS
weekly: one S15. VAN RENSSELAER,, Il East 18th.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions D cents per 9ne. Slhteetu
words, seven times consecuuvely. 81, Wnlch
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered In
The TrIbunes Directory of Desirable Rooms
for a period Of fourteen days. write lof
circular
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free of charge. at the uptown
Office of The New-York Tribune, l,3o4
Broadway between 36th and 3Tth SITS
ELEGANT. newly decorated rooms; every
modern convenience; single or suite; cur
sine and service absolute perfectlon, ldedi
ocation families and gentlemen accorlHo
dated: references. PALLIASCO. a west
6Sth-st and Is East 26th-st-
45 EAST Bath ST. near Madison-ave.-
Very fine double and single rooms; steam
heat private baths; table board accomnho-
da tions; references.
1-EIEG ANTLY furnlshed apartment. prt-
vate bath. with. without meals: including
meals. two SOS weekly; one. SIS VAN
RENSSELAER,. Il East 11th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
puRsuANT To O. 4 RlEssoLTTIoN OF THE

OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
Albany. y. y.
November 10Th 1903
SALE OF LAND.
PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
Commissioners OF the Land Once passed a meet
ing 26th day of October 1905, and b.
OF power vested IN law I shall offer for f-
cash at public auction. the New York Real
Salesroom Nos and 10 Vesey Street, the Borough
Manhattan in the City and State Of New York. On
Wednesday 10th day Of January 1908 Il O'Clock
by James l. Wells arctoneer all the title Of
of New York in the following parcels OF land
in the Borough Of The Bronx. city and County .,
York. known Parcel a. or lots Nos 4. ). I
and g. and Parcel b Nos o. 10 II. l2 ami
49, Parcel &C lots Nos. "a. 10. 16, II anS r
on map entitled Map of property belonging William
ogden Giles Kingsbrdge Heights. Path Ward New York
CITY made by John q. Horne. Civil Engineer and
city fled June IA 1895 in the Registers
Office, New York County, Map Number 4OS The lots
25 feet wide front and rear and about 10l
deep and located IN Section IL. Block 3255.
the Land Map of the City OF New York
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten cent Of the purchase price
auctioneers and salesroom fees to be paid
Of sale. The remainder OF the
purchase price to paid within sixty days
quit-cairn patent upon ProdUction ot
State Treasurer's receipt full and IRE
sale OF Engineer and Surveyor to-
said lands HENRY A VAN SLSTINE.
State Engineer and Surveyor
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr.


single Insertions cents per line. sixteen
words. ksven times conSecutiVely. 81. which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered IN
The Tribune's Director" Of Desirable Rooms
for a period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
NAV be had free OF charge, at the UptoWn
Office of The New-York Tribune, i'Sot
Broadway, between Seth and 9th SIS.
5sTH-sT, 122 WEsT.-Gentlemen; fine
room. rich furnishings: big closets; WITH
or without private bath; exclusive. hand
some private house.
CLEAN ROOMS, well heated. 81 so to 81;
hath. gentlemen. 800 West 3Sth-st
21sT- ST. 147 EAST Creamery Parkl;.
sunny single rooms: large closets: private
houee: gentlemen: reasonable.
64TH-ST.. III WEST near Broadway>.-
Elegantly furnished rooms; single or en-
suite.
23D-ST. 20 EAST Opposite Madison
SQUARE Park).-SUite. two rooms ana
bathroom; references.
Az WEST 114TH-ST. Cathedral Heights).
rive rooms, bath. until April; elevator,
telanhone: meals in building.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted--Sale and Female
Four lines {aot exceeding - wordsl thres
Insertions, II cents; seven insertions, 81
cents Exceeding "A words and less than 40
words, three insertions. sc cents: seven in
SertiOns. 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
REMEDIES.

F1 1pHMF essgf spPs5n9Ts pP15r19}v 6e4 6si[
r1anerfIy without injury to skin, mex
rensiveIy: send for free booklet No. 10
ST. LUKE'S REMEDIES co, 33 West
42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

YOUNG MAN. IL. 10 Learn good trade. or
AZ ANYTHING. will begin al moderate sal
arv J. ANCfLIERA. 5.7f5 nth St. B' klyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

VOTING, MAN. 10. at anything; handy with
tools; experience on brass and iron wor6
has talent for drawing. DRISCOLL, o3S
East 13th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

YOT-NG MAN. handy with tools; gooa
painter: understands steam furnace ana
care Of horses or porter work; Sood reIer-
ences; state particulars. b. ioa otii-sNe-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

HOUSEWORk.-By neat. obligius -.
good cook. laundress and waitress. y
sonal city references; city OF couhu!'
t. Mrs Golfers. 122 West 2Sd-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

HOCSEWORK- Young. strong GefIss-- To-
Hungarian girl. lately landed COOK; [sz
dress; city or country; references A9-
leo East 4th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

DRIvATE PARTY HAS $3.50 coo TO LOAN on frs,
L and second Mortgages quick service; extra
charges CHARLES SANFORD. No l3z Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

$500
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
HELP WANTED

ANY Intelligent person may earn a good
income corresponding for newspapers: no
Tor particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYN
DICATE. Lockport. N z
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

GERMAN grammar and conversati ton: also
French; private or class; either residence;
translations from English to German
Professor NEMMICH. 9I4 Parh-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

vOT-N-C1 MAN. 26: bright active; co3scien-
tiors and willing worker; evening employ
c,ert At ANYTHING; references. WILLIAM NJ
NJ care Of Adams 553 West 4Sth-s'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27
WORK WANTED.

Male.
MAN. so; inside or outside position N
wholesale house; thoroughly honest = an" ~
reliable; Al reference or bond J. LESSER
1876 East 15th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

$4,000
5000
20S. TI50
New-York tribune., 1905-12-27

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrip'lT2.n.s,c lT2..,csa
The Tribune received at thelI - Sslh
Office No 364 broadway. between .~srs
and STth sts.. until o'clock p. m. hransh
Iisenents received at the following ,-cock
Offices at regular ofilce rates until Ssd-st:
o. m viz: 2ss4 Sth ave. = {. COZ. ,7ss-sf;
i6s ath-aye.. cor I2th-st. 92 East .s1,ss;
25T West 42d-st.. between 18th ana s'ss.TWeea
263 West l25th-st.. l. .3SS Sd~aVe.. ~ SIS
10th and 1Tth SITS; 1.02S dd-aNe.' H1sT Eas
St; i. .T0S ist-ave. near ssth-st,o is5-.stp
125te-st: T56 Treaont-aSe-; aoV
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market and they cease to be such d
luxury There are a few dollhouse to-
matoes in now, but the shipments are
very light. They will begin to come
faster from now on, however, and it
is not likely that the market will be
without them until the time when
the local tomatoes of outdoor growth
reach the market. These will probably
tains by the latter part of July or the
first of August.
A few currents have reached the
market from the surrounding sections,
but they have not commenced to arrive
in any large quantities as yet. The
first one appeared on the market June
Is. 1t is time for them to commence
to come now in good supply, and it is
likely that prices will be little lower
shortly, owing to the fact that the mar
ket will be more literally supplied.
The new crop of California egg plant
has reached the Seattle market and
the shipments are arriving in good
shape, but are not especially large.
The Yakima crop and he shipments
from other sections east of the noun
tains will not commence coming in for
some tirIe.
Potatoes have been held strong
throughout the entire season and at no
time have prices gone to pieces. A
large number Of good sized shipments
of potatoes from Minnesota, the fam
Gus Burbanks, have been made to the
Puget Sound country this year and
have met with good success, having
been thrown upon strong market,
which gave good prices.
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DO YOUR OWN THREsHING.

It is a great point to be able to thresh
from the shock. It saves grain and
saves handling. This is sufficient to &C
count for the growing popularity of the
small or individual thresher as against
the job threshing outfit with it's long
train of helpers to be housed and fed.
Another point that argues strongly with
all farmers who own small threshers
is the matter of time. They thresh just
when they are ready, whenever the
grain is lust right, when the weather
is fine. Their neighbors must wait until
the threshing outfit comes their way and
go into the job with the weather just
as it happens to be- For these reasons
there is a constantly widening field for
the excellent small threshers manufac-
tured by the Belle City Mfg. Co, of
Racine Junction, Wis. This line of ma
chnery has become so we'll known as
hardly to need any words of commenda-
ton. Individual farmers or neighbor-
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Maintains unexcelled service from the
west to the east and south. Making con-
nections with trains of all TRANSCRIPT
mental lines, passengers are given their
choice of routes to Chicago, Louisville,
Memphis and New Orleans, and through
these points to the far east.
Prospective travellers desiring In
formation as to the lowest rates and best
routes are invited to correspond with
the following representatives.: b. II.
Trumbull, Commercial Agent, 142 Third
ST., Portland, Ore; J. c. Lindsey, TRAY.
Passenger Agent, 142 Third ST., Port
land, Ore; Paul B. Thompson, Passenger
Agent, Colman Building, Seattle, Wash.
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hoods wanting to avail themselves of
such advantages and such machinery
can not do better than to get in touch
with the Belle City people. An adver-
tisement will be found in this issue
of our paper. A letter of inquiry to
the company will bring catalogue ana
all particulars.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-06-15

The fertilizing value of manure from
farm animals stands in this order:
poultry, sheep, hogs, horses and cattle.
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FOR SALE-HARNESS-we manufacture
all kinds of harness; quality guaranteed
and prices reasonable. McSorley & Hender-
son, 212 Occidental Ave-, Seattle. Wash.
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Most of the tomatoes on the market
at present are from Mississippi. While
the opening prices on these were not
especially low, they have shown no IN
clination to decline in price, put on
the contrary have advanced from $l.1e,
the opening price, to $500 box ano
will probably hold at that until more
local dollhouse tomatoes reach inc
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GOATS WANTED-Several good milcl
goats. w. Molkler, Clayton, Wash.