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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-24
DESIRABLE HOMES.
FOR SALE.

s., 500
beautiful modern bath, hot water heat
from furnace with gas for full gas lights.
2 lots, large barn. sewer. city and cistern
water, fruit in yard. - @s
a.25o @fc:
1901 Mulvane. lots, east front, 10
rooms modern. gas and electric combin-
alton fixtures, city, cistern and well wa
ter. Want an offer on this
SOS.
Only two choice vacant lots in the
block, each as above.
$3.50. 81 a
east front lots in heart of city, on
Monroe St. 1o-room residence, a bargain
and you will say so. -.--~-
s1.mS ~@sr =
A 4-room cottage, near all the A. T. &
S. F, shops. in Gordon's addition, cellar
closets, good porches, well water, gas for
lighting land heat, 500 down, baianSs in
monthly payments Isl
$500,
Choice lots on Seward ave. car line,
walking distance to all shops.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.
WILSON g. NEIswANGER
Telephones s4s. 11s West 9Th st.
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GOOD CHICKEN RANCH IN
OAKLAND,

" acre of ground, chicken house. stable,
good well, a good Groom house. 8 blocks
from car line-price for quick sale. only
81 900. ------~---
BENEDICT & CO.,
Ind Tel g. 627 Kansas Ave.
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TRADES
by
RICKENBACKER-
5S4 Kansas Ave. Phone 1s5.
TRADES

lots near WashbuFn college
for house well located and pay
difference.
81, 800 cottage well located for
small farm and pay difference.
$4,000 house. West side, for
rental property. close in, and
pay difference,
$500 house, 7 rooms. near
Washburn, for 80 within 10 miles
town.
$500 cottage near Washburn
for farm and pay difference.
s2,5oo cottage, central location
for cheap western land.
$40 acres Wallace county land
for eastern Kansas land or city
rental.
$1,000 cottage in good county
seat town for Topeka residence
and pay 5000 to $1,000 difference.
$4,000 Kaw bottom farm for
city property.
5000 hotel in this city. making
$500 to $4,000 per annum for city
rental or so near town.
$4,000 flat in Kansas City,
Mo-, renting for S275 per month
for lands in eastern Kan. or Mo.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
.Bus1NEss cHANcEs.


OPPORTUNITY INVESTMENTS
acres In Inns 20 addition
GOOD house story
and lot N
Lot No. PSI Euclid st
200
ana Frisco a. b. 100
houses barn.
Terms to suit
STOCK on
NATIONAL
vELoPsdENT COMPANY P H coNEy
Ave
Kan.
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FOR SALE-Good 5 room house, 1 lot, 6
blocks from Kansas ave-. rents SO.
Price for quick sale 1915. Sheldon Real
Estate Co., 822 Kansas ave.
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%.
sos KANSAS AVE
capitol city
eli " g
5Foonc
modern home Topeka trade for
~ see.9 a ID & W. d.
Phone
News modern
News roon nodern
sroom moder
News
for 1sw
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Fillmore
Buehan Price Terms
lots T-roem d and Prize
Nice cotage 9Th hand uchanan Price,.
lots4 ms,near5 andP Germs
FIve-r ottage and TX Terms
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FOR sAnE-REAL ESTATE


sA lots
cellar, ester
4 city
1905 WE'LL ~ 0~' 7N- NA"
Hs"S ~
wateE
H c.
a bian BuHdin
IND tel es1
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MONEY.

rT.~,iNTr-.~~
MONEY to loan on live stock pianoe No..
soma security. household goods. typewr1s-
So. ~. y, Sekulne. AS K A. Both phonea
MONEY 70 LOAN on city properly. also
personal property. You can nav hacE
by the week or month. Topeka Tnvesf-
ment & Loar Co. Rooms 16s 2, Veale block
MONEY to loan on personaT proDorf1-
payment 81. . week will pay on loan -
n q weeks: o. II. Eltntham. notary pub
MONEY to loan on live stock pianou. -
Eans. typeWriters. household goods ana
nersonnl security. I. Riscoe. So Kan. ave-
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ExcELnEar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRICED.

EXCELLENT HoA1Es-a1oDERATE PRICED.
line.
hall,
~
a ~
you're in
* -
81. KANSAS AVE
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SURPRISING VALUES.

Groom modern house, 371z feet, cas-
front lot; renting for $40 per month, or
the west side within blocks of Santa FL
offices, good neighborhood, $1,000.
Very choice cottage, IA lots, well To-
Gated on West Side, in good neighborhood
2 blocks from car; line, s., 050
7-room dwelling. gas city water, sewer
barn, old elm shade, well located on West
10th ST., close to Bethany, 200.
5-rooul, modern cottage, barn, east
front lots This property IS new and To-
Gated in excellent neishborhood, blocks
from WashburH car Iine5J reduced to $500.
Very choice building, site, east front, 3
blocks of State House, $500.
RODGERS DAVIS & CO.,
Ind. Tel 49, -1oCs tsr's II ITO W.g6th st.
-
FOR EXCHANGE.
/ lot, 7s-foosn cottage, close in, Polk St,
81. 900. Want s or T-roem house near Wash
DON'T FORGET
this 24o-aere farm, Linn county, Kansas,
only 1920. Want n cash and city prop
lots strictly modern, 1o-room house,
IS, 900. Want farm.
ALWAYS LIST YOUR EXCHANGES
WITH. ....-ss5
MARION Sheldon,
lis Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan.
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-TRADEs-TRADE
9 nice Oakland cottages, one with cor
ner lots barn, shade, fruit, 81, 600 The
other with 4 lots, $500. Trade both for
modern home I'D town
81, 400 Taylor street cottage, near 3rd,
for 81, 900 place.
rn Kansas City Mo. home $500. for
Topeka house.
Trade for most anything.
SO a. imprd. farm $500. Take house in
50 imprd. mi. of Auburn. se,7Oo. Take
10 a. suburb, $500. Take 80 farm.
w. M. Forbes & Co, 107 w 7th st.
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NOT1CE-Out OF town orders Tor rubber
stamps. stencils. badges, seals, etc, eK-
eeuted same day order is received. Write
sas ave. 49, 5. 80 - -
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FOR SALE OR RENT-New 6 rm bo,,se
cellar 2 lots, block west and 2is Wool.
north of Washburn baseball grounds o. Co. :
er DR.. Swift, SS7 Kan. ave-. n. Toneixa-
Kan. Both phones.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

24e acres well improved $50 acres in
cultivation, miles from countH saaf
Lyon county 9 miles from railrosd go So,
ton. Price $50 per acre;- will take haif
in good Topeka property: balance cash
GLOBE REALTY CO..
S24 Kansas Ave- rc= Ind 1893
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-1510 KANSAS AVENUE-SELL-
Nonresident owner wants US to sell by
Monday. Says wire best offer. room
modern house, nearly new. porcelain bath,
closet, bowl, hot and cold water gas. GET
busy between now and Monday night and
give us your best offer.
w. NJ. Forbes & Co., Agts., lot w. 7th.
Ind Tel. lao Cor I41-4. Bell 1892
A LITTLE SNAP.
A REAL GOOD LITTLE SNAP.
short lots. Groom brick house renting
for Sc. Only 5000.
ALWAYS LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH
MARION Sheldon,
Us Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan
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In LOFTS 575-1k LOTS

IL lots, east front, on Western avenue.
Just off 9Th ST.. city water on the lots.
shade trees, and jusa think, s575 buys it
all. Don't you think it is a great big
bargain? Hurry.
ELMER r. BARNES & CO.,
121 West Fifth st.
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ave- lots rooms fine of
dpaveme ' 80
gas
=" -S s0N "sF seA@' %
never been occupied rooms and Yves
cleo ughtan
noder homes 800 = 80 F't
eheap.
i YVES SEVEN
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TWO GOOD BARGAINS

No 1875 Kansas avenue, new room
modern residence, reception hall. lots,
east front. very cheap See mS about
this.
Good room house. ~ lots, cellar,
shade, fruit, fine well, located in new
shop district, s1,4Oo; $500 cash and SIS per
month. Sole agent.
ELMER r. BARNES & CO.,
III West Fifth st.
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81. 750-
full depth east front lots, 5 room
nearly new house, gas light and heat,
CITY water, sink and sewer. paved st: and
ST car room for another house, z blocks
of Capitol Square. Hard to beat, owner
Leaving. city, will sell cheap. See
w NJ Forbes & Co., 167 w. Tth st.
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4 p
Tzissa new 4room
Aforrsa ave,
Monroe ands st, 10 ON mod
See US for city SUBURBAN ana farm property ana Hfe insurance
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60 acresM cPhesonc ounYt o
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"Dropu land seeu a
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PHONES
Aso'SE hIy paymentpI an n
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MISCELLANEOUS SNAPS

rms. lots, south side. $3.50. Terms
] rrn. cottage, 21s lots. west side. q, So.
Good rms, lots, Fillmore. 81 CO..
600.
AuburndaIe, new rIn. cottage. lots.
81, 500; $500 down. .
4 rrn..' cottage. III lots. nice location.
blocks west, 81, 600
Fine modern, 9Th and Buchanan. $500.
Beautiful $4,000 homes.
lots, rms, Oakland, 81, 100,
112o Kans. ave. modern cottage, $2,loO
4os and Al e. fth, 49, 500, rent $2s.
5th and Locust rms, $3.50.
8 cottages west side, 5000, rent $Ss.
Modern cottages s., 100 and 50, 400
w. NJ. Forbes & Co, I07 w. 7th st.
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LOOK INTO THISt.
Have you property worth 81. 600 to ST.
900 to trade for equity in room house in
good condition, well located, west side,
partly modern. Price s. 800. If so. address
TRADE" care Journal
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
LEXINGTON BOARD y
ACTED ILLEGALLY
BEER CAN NOT BE DELIVERED
THROUGH CLERK.
Attorney Generals Opinion-It is
Held That Lexington Will Have
to Devise Other Means Than
Those Used at Present.

The State.
Attorney General Lyon has decided
that the action Of the Lexington
county dispensary board in appoint
ing clerk in Richland to receive or
ders for beer from Lexington is illeg-
al and does not come within the pro-
visions of the Carey-Cothran act.
The request for an opinion came
from GOV. Ansel in letter enclosing
a statement from Dispensary Audi
tor West, who had investigated the
matter and thought some legal action
should be taken if the Lexington
board had exceeded it's authority.
The fight for the control Of the
beer trade in Richland county is IA
miliar to the people here. After Let
ton and Watts, beer bottlers, had
presented a petition to the governor
for the removal of the Richland coun-
ty board because of their appoint
ment of Charles Marcy as bother
and the petition was refused, Marcy
withdrew from the business and the
Richland board made their purchases
direct from the factories.
This was met by the purchase of
beer by the Lexington county board
and the appointment OF Alderman G.
j. Lynch, business partner Of Let
ton, to the position Of clerk to the
Lexington board with orders to de-
liver beer in this county when re-
quests had been properly filled out.
It was on this point that an investi-
cation was made and as will be noted
by the letter the attorney general
will notify both the Rienland clerk
and the Lexington board Of his opin-
ion. Mr." Lyon was delayed in render
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ing an opinion by a rush Of other
matters, but he has looked up all
laws relating to the case.
Mr.. Lyons letter to Gov. Ansel is
as follows:
"Your letter Of the 10th inst,
with which you transmit the report
Of Auditor West, in regard to the
methods adopted by the Lexington
county dispensary authorities in SELL
ing beer in Richland county, is at
hand. Mr.. G. j. Lynch, through his
attorneys, has also submitted satte-
ment of facts in regard to the meth
DDS of making the sales Of beer in
question.
"After a careful consideration of
the facts stated in these communica-
tions, I have reached the conclusion
that the sales Of beer as heretofore
made by the Lexington authorities,
through Mr.. Lynch as clerk and Mr..
Letton as licensed bother, to persons
living in Richland county, in the man.
ner described in either the communi-
cation Of Mr.. West or the statement
Of Mr.. Lynch, is contrary to both the
spirit and the letter Of the law.
"m accordance with your instruc-
ton, will notify the Lexington coun-
ty board and Mr.. G. J. Lynch and j.
3, Letton Of my opinion in this
case"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
STATE TEACHERS
Will Meet this Year at Chick Springs
Rate of $3.50 a Day Has Been
Granted The Visitors by the
Hotel Management.

The annual meeting of the State
Teachers association will be held
June "A, 25 and 26, at Chick Springs.
This is the first year the association
will meet as a separate and distinct
organization and the occasion prom
ises to be highly profitable as well as
pleasant.
President E. S. Dreher announces
that arrangements for the meeting
are almost completed. On the pro-
gram, which is an intensely interest
ing one, are some of the leading edu-
Gators of South Carolina and other
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states. Columbians will take a pro-

minent part in the convention.
Governor Ansel, who is always in
terested in educational matters, will
make an address OH the first day of
the convention. Professor Hand, Of
the University Of South Carolina,
will speak Tuesday evening OH "The
Scope Of Secondary Education. !"
Hon. o. b. Martin will also speak on
this subject.
Prof. Patterson Wardlaw, Of the
University Of South Carolina, will
take up the subject Of "Simplified
Spelling" Wednesday morning. Mr..
Wardlaw has given much thought to
this matter and will be able to assist
teachers in reaching a conclusion in
regard to it's use in the public schools
Of the state.
DR.. Seaman A. Knapp, head Of the
bureau of plant industry, OF the Unit
ed States department Of agriculture,
at Lake Charles, La, will make an
address. His subject will be "What
Can the Teachers Do to Improve Rur-
al Conditions -
Any teacher Of the st ate on the pro-
gram who wishes TO speak at the con-
vcntion is requested to communicate
with Mr.. f. S. Dreker ut Columbia.
AS previously announced, rates of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE
OF STOCK

Notice is hereby given that, on the
fifteenth (l5th) day Of June, 1907,
or as soon thereafter as practicable,
the undersigned will apply to the
Newberry oCtton Mills for renewal
Of certificate No. 425, for two (2)
shares of the capital stock Of the
said corporation the original certifi-
cate having been lost or destroyed.
Emma S. Smith.
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$3.50 day will be granted by the ho-
tel authorities to members Of the as
sociation, and these rates will be ex-
tended for Tw days before and af-
ter the association meets, thus giving
the teachers ample opportunity to en-
JOY short outing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that I will
make final settlement on the estate
Of j. W. Perkins, deceased, on the
3rd day Of June, 1907, in the pro-
bate court, and will Immediately
thereafter apply for letters dismis-
sorry as executor of said estate.
TA1l persons holding claims against
said estate will present them by that
date.
j. T. Mccullough,
1t ltaw. Executor.
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During the Southern f
gate amount equal to than cent of the total of
South during the The of
industrial but if the that has the North and other
paid to home home
is the of the Life
vdipg the best
home Tor the upbudng ghenig
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We Lend Money
Buy Homes!

We provide easy terms Of payment.
We enable borrowers to accumulate fund
in Monthly lnstallnents, on which interest is
allowed to meet obligations at maturity.
1t is cheaper than paying rent. If you want
to save money to buy home take a Security
Contract.
If you want to save money for any purpose
take Security Contract. 1t pays.
Call on A. J. Gibson, ASSISTANT Secretary and
Treasurer, at office, corner Boyce and Adams
streets, next door to Copeland Brothers.
SECURITY LOAN and INVESTMENT co,
NEsVVBEsRRx. -, q.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
BOWDOlN COLLEGE NOTES.
Lectures on Art.-Numerous Happen
ings Scheduled for This Week.

Brunswick. Me, Feb. 12.-(SpeciaD-
Professor Henry Johnson, curator Of
the Walker Art building delivered the
first of a series Of four lectures in the
building this afternoon These lectures
are given for the purpose of familiarz-
ing the students with the college art
treasures and the series will doubtless
prove as interesting to the students as
they have during the past two years.
1t is planned TO give the lectures at 80
in the afternoon on the following next
three Tuesdays.
George Warren Hammond Of Var
mouthville has recently made a vau-
able gift to the collection Of cut stones
and gems, He had previously pre-
scented the college with a large series
of minerals which are now on exhibit
ton in the Science building. The cut
stones. however. are to be kept in the
Hammond collection in the Art build
ing. but owing to the difficulty in
mounting some of them it will be some
time before they are put on exhibition.
Frederick Moore, war correspondent
~ the London Times during the Russo
Japanese war will deliver a lecture in
Memorial hall tomorrow evening on
The War in the Far East" The Ice
ture is given under the auspices of the
| Ibis Club and will be illustrated.
The latter part of the present week
will ne quite active about college. In
addition to the lecture on Wednesday
evening there will be a musical club
concert at F'reeport on Thursday even
ing while on Friday afternoon will oc-
cur the third in the series of college
teas when the college will entertain in
vited guests from Augusta and vicinity.
On Friday evening will occur the sec
ord Junior assembly and Saturday will
occur the first intercollegiate hockey
game ever played on the Whittier field.
The game will be between the Bowdoin
and University of Maine teams.
The meeting of the Christian As
sociation that was to have been adj
dressed by Dr. d. A. Robinson. n. NJ,
80. of Bangor. on Thursday evening
. HIS been postponed.
The New Hampshire Club Is sched-
uled to meet at the Delta Epsilon
House ON Friday evening of this week.
The Cercle Francois met at the
Kappa Sigma House this evening.
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FOES OF PEACE,
Mrs. Mad Of Boston So
Refers to Tin Soldiers.
These and Toy Cannon Arouse
Martial Spirit, She Says.
hiIdren Should Not Be Allowed to
Play at War.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Mrs. Lucia Ames
Mead Of Boston, who addressed the Chi
Gag" section of the Jewish Council Of
Women yesterday. believes the tin SOL
der. the plaything of happy childhood,
is 4 foe of international peace.
Mrs. Mead told her audience that the
movement to end international duel
ling was the most important thing in
tn" N"ri! today ard asked them to use
thsir iAtllvrcc in it, behalf. At the con-
clusion Of her speech, she said:
above all things. let me urge you
mothers not to allow your children to
play ct war with tin soldiers and toy
cannon Why should you permit the
boy who you hope will become a fine
and gentle man to pretend that he is
killing people and to cut whole platocns
Of infantry at one volley? Do not. L beg
Of You, let the children mimic this
CHASTITY business of violent death.
Il 10 not diSapprOve OF drums or bu-
giles or other military paraphernalia.
which can be used without indulging i'll
nlakc-believe warfare. But the pretend
ca battles of tin soldiers throws the
glamour of romance about war for the
child and warps his imagination"
The organization decided to request
Sec. loot to instruct the American del
egates to The Hague next summer in
favor of tho program adopted by the
Intor-parliamentary Union.
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CAPITAL CHAT.
CONTINUED from Page One.)
two and will go back home with quit,
a wad of government money

two and will go back home with quite
a wad Of government money.
Possibly the most interesting topic Of
recent days here to Maine people has
been the enactment OF the Service Pen
sion law. to which President Roosevelt
has put his signature and which be-
comes operative forthwith. There are
row about 1900 pensioners in Maine
but the new law will undoubtedly III
crease that number. Representative
Burleigh, who supported the law and
who was active ia pressing il 10 final
vote in the House. said today that one
could not estimate accurately how
many soldiers there are in Maine who
will be benefited by its provisions.
The minimum pension Of BIZ month
under the law is for soldiers who are G.
years Of age. Practically all the Maine
survivors of the Civil conflict. are now
past that age, for the war ended forty
two years ago ard most of the soldiers
then under arms were close TO twenty
years old. AS the pensions provided
by the new law are not in addition 10
pensions now being paid, it will benefit
only the present pensioners who are
receiving less than the new law pro-
vides.
Gov. Burlaigh has already had quite
an extensive correspondence with Vet
Grams interested in the measure
Claimants should file their applications
forthwith as the pensions will date
from the time the applications are
filed. On the other hand applications
filed before the law became effective
will be given no consideration at the
pension bureau.
There are many eX-soldiers in Maine
who are receiving less than s. a month
many who are receiving IS a month
and thew of course, if past the pre-
scribed age. can secure pension OF slZ
a month, or SIS if they are 40 ana sZo
month if IS. But there VIII undoupl-
edlv be many applications from SOL
diers who have heretofore refralled
from applying, because they did not
feel that they could swear to any us
antilles or to disabilities incurred IN
tho military service. Some are now re-
ceiving larger pensions than IS proFld-
"a in the new law and therefore VIII
not benefit by it. Gov. Bufielsh' as
usual. has familiarized himself win
al the details of the new situation ana
& giving the soldiers who write 10 MN
the benefit of his advice.
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Boston Produce Market.

Poston. Fob u.
FLoUE-rnchanged; spring patents,
crNN-I-nc'anrco; No. : yellow. 5-l:,
OATS-FlrGcr: No clipped v mite 49,.
IlAY-Quict. NJ /, %.
Mill. FEED Firm.
SPRING BRAN-.l .r-N2f -
MINED Ff.ED-2L 1-l, y -.
FoRE-Dull, medium, 2Q..j.
LAID-Nu!l III.
BltltF-Stcaly whole cattle $40
I.AMES-St"ady: spring Haze; fall 9u1o
NEAIs-Stcady, 1lNil2
f!i'T'rFR-l'irr,: northern. 3ift32
CIIEESt.-I'irm: York state 1idliai.
EGGS-I'irm; choice 31Q53; western 2,
or
APpLEs-Q ~. Baldwins 2coa
POTATOES Green Mount3ins 8
as.
sl,G,AlIs37stcady On q basis q 4-So for