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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
T OS ANGELES
II LOTS

Lots: $4,000 Want Riverside residence. p.
s. Castleman & Co., $50 It'll ST.. Riverside,
Cal.
AIyarado st. and 18th, near
35xl50 corner to alley; no restrictions; cor
ner near Hollywood Hotel; price on both $l9,-
0O0 Want income up to $4,000 Boyden d
Cornweil Mines & Parish, 3l5 S. Hill st.
Arlington Heights
close to electric line up to $500. C. NJ. Woos-
ter Co. 223 w I'd ST. ASI03; Bdwy. 1885.
Broadway near First
Double frontage $4,000. Want half or may
take a little more in lots, bal. long time. 5
per cent Mines & Parish. SIS S. Hill St
Broadway, near Tenth
54x29O lot; SIPS 600; second block south of
Hamburgers big store. Want choice business
or semi business property up to $4,000 bal
mtg. per cent, years.
Broadway, north of nth st
Corner. equity worth $4,000. Want prop
erty, stocks or bonds Hunter, Ford Co. $40
II. w. Helman bldg.
Central ave. corner
lO2x122 lot $4,000. clear. Want orange
grove or city income. Arthur Benner SO9-l0
Lissner bldg. F5927; Main s2S7.
Ceres ave-, 100 #. from Central ave-
50x2OO lot; $40 600: mtg. $4,000 equity $4,000.
Want country property.
Close in
modern residence in Wiltshire or Westlake
to $4,000. Franklin e. Webster Sl2 H. w.
Hellman bldg. A33S9.
East Los Angeles
2 lots one a corner; $685. clear. Want 0
or 10-room modern residence, w. or S, w.
Exchange with about $4,000 cash. Croake, a
Mccain, 229 Douglas bldg. Phones: A1s12;
Main $3.50.
East Ninth ST., near Central ave-
Nominal improvements; $4,000: clear. Want
income property. stores preferred. Will ex-
change with $4,000 or less cash difference.
croake s. Mccain. 22s Dougiassbldg. Phones:
A1S12; Main 1880.
Figuer0a ST., near 42nd--
50x150 lot; s2000 clear. Want or 6-room
bungalow, southwest. up to $4,000. F. j. Nc
Greal, with Ambrose L. Hamell, 436-547 Doug
las bldg. A4691; Main 1857.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
los ANGELES
~ BUSINESS PROPERTY

Central ave., near Adams
business property 2 stories below. rooms
above, good condition.; $4,000, mtg. $45oo Want
houses cottages or lots for equity. Might
consider acreage. Henley, Halfhili & Nick
lin, 224 Citizens Nat. fBnk. bldg. A2iSS,
Main 50lS
East Seventh ST. and Maple ave.
3-story brick block, stores below, rooms
above, s75, 600. mtg. ssO.oOO per cent. Want
l.. A. clear for equity.
Santa Monica ave-
Store building and living rooms, corner;
5000. Want good grocery worth $4,000 will
nav cash difference. Ideal Realty Co., 200
Severance bldg. FISH, Bdwy. 1887.
Wall street
2 store rooms and g 4-room cottage on
corner lot 60x130 IT. on Compton ave-, all
clear Want or Groom house. west of
Main st. or suburban ]. +. Heber Il Co.,
III s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
LOTS

Business lot, clear, $500, and Holly
wood residence lot. $1,000. $3.50 encumb-
rance to exchange for clear San Diego
Co acreage Anderson Inv. Co., Braley
bldg. Pasadena.
Chicago
Several lots; $500 clear. Want prop
erty L. A. Exchange with $1,000 cash
Croake & Mccain, 229 Douglas bldg,
phones A1S12, Main 1880
Chicago
Il lots; $3.50 EACH clear. Want L. A.,
beach or acreage, will assume small
amount F. o. Moore. 7O1 o. Il. johnson
bldg. Main S76s, AS49S.
Colorado, Denver
II lots; $3.50. Want L. A. will as
sumo. Haugh Banta Realty Co, PA H.
w. Hellman bldg A522S. Main $751;
Florencita Park, Anita Place
50x126 lot, set out to full bearing peach
and walnut trees, north front, lots from
Long Beach car line. one of the prettiest
residence sites in l.. A; $500, easy terms
f M. Callxins. Inglewood
Fullerton
Business lot in center of Fullerton; $1,000.
Want Riverside orange grove. p. s. Castle
man & Co., 632 7th ST., Riverside. Cal.
Glendale
Lots; $4,000, clear Make offer. Hazel
wood Smith Bros, sO7 Grant bldg. Main
TABS.
lots; $4,000, clear Want lot or Arl-
ington Heights. @. w. Skinner 504
Chamber OF Commerce bldg, A34S7.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
T OS ANGELES
~ FLAT BUILDINGS

Bonnie Brae St.
beautiful modern flats, income $3.50 month
w; $35, 000 Want business property up to
s24 600; might add about $4,000 cash IL suited.
VIM. r. Uber, with Ben White, 1908 Bryson
bldg.
Main st., near
l6-room double house. large lot; $4,000.
Want residence lots FOR equity Lyell,
with The Ideal Realty Co., 200 Severance
bldg. F1S51, Bdwy. 1887.
Ninth st. and Figueroa-
4O-room, 3-story modern building blxlSo
lot income $500 per month; $s5, 900. mtg. s15.-
600 per cent. Want $4,000 cash, balance
clear L. A. for equity. Mines Parish, s15
S. Hill ST.
Temple ST., close in
fats, rented, large lot: $40, 900, mtg. $500.
Want beach or suburban for equity. Choate
g. stumpf. 2oO-2o1 Fay bldg A6lSs. Main
1107.
West Ninth ST., near Figueroa-
s-story modern fat building 50x165 lot. in
come $500 per month"; $35 900. Want resi-
dence up to $4,000 part payment. Mines &
Parish, 3i5 S. Hill st.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

New York, Syracuse
1874 acres also choice front lots at
Ocean Park; $3O,5O0 Want L. A. or
suburban property Fred Baker, COL
Grant bldg. A6ls7 Bdwy 457o.
Eorwaik
10 acres young eucalyptus trees: $4,000,
mtg. $500. Want cottage, will add $1,000
Choate & Stumpf, 200-2O1 Fay bldg
A64S3, Main 1907.
Eorwnlk-
10 acres: $4,000. Want clear lots In ex-
change. ID. II. Lingle g. Co.. 452M s.
Broadway.
Ontario
81 acres; $500. clear. Want house to
$4,000 $500 mtg. back. T.. o. Moore, 7O1
o. T. johnson bldg, Main s76s. As4sS.
so acres alfalfa land; $3.50 per acre
Want L.. A. for all or part. J. +. Heber
& Co, Ill s. Broadway.
Orange
1913 acres. 20 acres adapted to oranges
40 acres suitable for grapes; $500. clear
Want L. A. home about same value. j.
N. Williams Co.. !. W. Hellman bldg
40 acres soil, between Huntington
Beach and Santa Ana $4,000, clear.
Want improved l.. A. about same value
J. N. williams Co.. S04 l. W. Hellman
bldg.
Pasadena, near
Equity in AZ acres; $4,000. Make offer
W. j. Bryant, room ale Byrne bldg.
40 acres on the Salt Lake r. r.; $4,000,
mtg $500. ]. A. King. Lyon block
Riverside.
Pomona Way
80 acres rich walnut and orange land;
$4,000 mtg. $4,000. Want $4,000 cash and
clear L. A. home. Chas w. Stewart 500
Grant bldg, ASIA. Main s74o
Redlands-
line beyond Smiley Heights; $4,000. Want
4-cylinder auto. IL. Kennedy & Co.. S32
Douglas bldg.
Rialto-
10 acres; $1,000. Make OFFER. W. j.
BRYANT room 310 Byrne bldg.
RiaItO, III miles from
10 acres orange land; $1,000 clear.
Want lot E. NJ. whiiton, with Alien c.
Ady & Co. $50 S. Broadway. room ga
both phones.
ROsena, north Of
30 acres; $sOOO clear Make Offer W. j.
Bryant, $40 Byrne bldg.
10 acres; $1,000 Want L. A. Ideal Realty
Co. 200 Severance bldg. FISH. Bdwy. 1881
San Luis Obispo-
270 acres. 125 acres tillabie. balance graz
ing; $5000 Wants city busness-or income
c. M. Wooster Co., 22s w. I'd st. ASlos
Bdwy. 1885.
Santa Cruz
$4,000 bal in cash: also II acres walnuts.
Lewis Phillips, sO5 Mason bldg. F6s5o.
South Riverside. near
1856 acres: $500, clear. Want l.. A. income.
VIII add $500 cash less. Croake & Nc
Cam, 229 Douglas bldg. Phones AISLE, Main
1880.
acres land; ssOOO clear. Want lots, house
or grocery store. American Investment Co.,
44o San Fernando bldg.
Tulare County
Want l.. A. c. NJ. Wooster Co., 22s w. I'd
st. AS103, Bdwy. 1895.
Washington, Spokane
Is acres, fine soil. plenty water; $500
per acre. Wanted s. California growing
town close in acreage. w. W. Norton d
Co. so7 = St, san Bernardlno -
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

Southwest
new cottages of 4 and s rooms; $500
clear; want lots southwest. r. ]. McGreal.
with Ambrose L. Hammel, 536-537 Douglas
bldg. A4691; Main 5567.
Southwest
5-room modern bungalow furnished and
rented for S25 per month. Wants ga to
5-acre improved ranch, bearing trees and
fair buildings, $4,000 to $4,000, San Gabriel
or Glendale way. Orange County Realty
Company, zoo Wilcox bldg, I'd and Spring.
Main $50, As5s2.
Southwest
broom modern cottage. Wanted Po-
mona, Chino or Ontario alfalfa ranch. H.
Bonnerman, 37th and Main sts., s. 54S4.
Sunset blvd, No. 2O22-
7-room modern bungalow; $1,000; clear. Want
L. A. let-for part cash. C. L. Perrin 215
Laughlin bldg. F12O7; Bdwy. 1914.
Third ave- bet. Pic0 and 10th
Groom modern bungalow; $1,000; mtg. $1,000.
Want lot as part payment. G. NJ. Wooster
Co.. 223 w. I'd. AS103 Bdwy. 1885,
Thirty-firsf ST., near Cimarron-
Groom modern bungalow; 500; mtg $3.50.
Want lots for equity f. A. Grove with
Thos. C. Bundy & Co., 4O5 s. Hill ST. F4s9S;
Main 1903.
Vermont and Franklin aves., near
clear. Want income flats. win pay $4,000 to
$4,000 difference. Croake Mccain, 229
Douglas bldg. Phones: A1sl2; Main 1880.
Washington St, near
S-rOOm 2-StOry modern mousse; $S5D0; mtg.
$500. Want clear property in or near L. A.
Wood, Tatum e. Wood 1888 Security bldg.
F1207; Bdwy. 1874
West Eleventh ST., east of Union
S-room modern residence; 1880; mtg $3.50.
Want $1,000 cash bal trade w l. Hollings-
worth & Co., 314 Wilcox bldg Main 1863; 1O777
West Ninth st. car line near Normandie st.
7-room bungalow, modern; 1920; mtg. 1890.
Want building lot west of Vermont. G. w.
Skinner, 5O4 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
A34S7
West Thirty first ST., bet. Main and Grand
ave-
S-room modern residence; lot 5oxI5o; $4,000;
mtg 5000; equity S4S00 Want country prop
erty r. j. Wdney, 500-50S Laniershm bldg.
Phones: Main $500; A917S.
West Thirty-sixth ST.
Groom new modern cottage. 50xl36 lot; s21Oo
Want lot for equity of s120O r. A. Collins
Co., 424 Douglas bldg.
West Twenty-fOurth st.
S-room modern house; 5000; mtg. 5000
Make offer Choato & Stumpf, POOL Fay bldg.
Main 11o7; A643s.
West Twenty eighth ST., near Cinarron-
5room new and modern bungalow; $500;
mtg $780, Want clear lot for equity. r. j.
Widney, 5OO-3 Lankershim bldg. Phones: Main
200; A917S.
West Twenty fourth St.
$780, mtg. $780, strictly modern s.
room house hardwood floors throughout.
Want lots for equity. Choate & Stumpf,
2O0-201 Fay bldg. Main 1l07 A64S3
westIake Park, north Of
residences, income $50 per month: $4,000
mtg $4,000. Want cottage or bungalow for
equity. w. ]. Hollngsworth Co., Wilcox
bldg Main 1858; 1877.
wiltshire district
S-room new modern residence: 6ox1S5 lott
$500; mtg s275O. Want modern bungalow to
s500O, Hide shem & Schiller, 5oS Delta bldg
Main 5025: F6426.
wiltshire district
10-room modern residence; $500; clear.
Want SUBURBAN home. Hollywood way. F. a.
Grove. with Thos. c. Bundy & Co., 405 s.
Hill F4S9S: Mair 42eS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
I OS ANGELES
IL INCOME PROPERTY
Hill st. bet. Third and Fourth

Hill st. bet Third and Fourth
Part interest in income property. Want
grove or country property Mr. Cornwell,
with Mines & Parrish 315 S. Hill st.
Second ST., near
Showing per cent net income on price;
$S5, OOO clear. Want Broadway or Spring
south of Third. Will exchange with $4,000
or more cash difference. Croal5e q Mccain,
22g Douglas bldg. Phones AISLE; Main $3.50.
sixteenth ST., close in
Income; s26, 600. Want close in vacant cor
ner clear Arthur Benner 309-Sl0 Lissner
bldg F592T Main 3237
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
7 OS ANGELES
~ APARTMENT HOUSES

Angels Flight, near
oe0 income $3.50 per month. Want ranch.
c. NJ Wooster Co., 223 w. I'd st. AS103,
Bdwy. 1885.
Sixteenth st. and Georgia, two biks. from
5-room apts 50x120 lot; $4,000. Want
lots, cottage or good land. Geo. A. Cortel-
you Co., 534 Bradbury
Temple st.
S-story apt. house, income $500 per month;
900 mtg. SIC, 900. Want j.. A. or ranch.
c. NJ Wooster Co., 223 w. I'd ST. AStOS,
Pdvv 1898
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
T OS ANGELES
~ HOTELS

Hill street
4O-room hotel building, 5Ox1s0 lot. income
$45 900, mtg. $4,000. Want residence or 9th
err good property for part all of equity.
Mines e. Parish, 3l5 S. Hill st.
Southwest
Broom, modern cottage. Wanted Pomona,
Chino or Ontario alfalfa ranch. ii. Bon
herman, 37th and Main SITS. $. 54S4
Westlalxe District
Family hotel; $4,000, clear. Want cottage
or lots. G. w. Skinner, 504 Chamber OF
Commerce bldg. A3iS7.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
T OS ANGELES
IL ROOMING HOUSES

Flower ST., near Seventh
3-story brick rooming house, so rooms
$4,000 worth Of furniture, 60x166 lot;
$4,000, mtg. $4,000, equity So0,00o.
wants part cash. part trade. r. ]. Wild
ney, 50O-503 Lankershim bldg. Phones
Main 1900. A917S.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

FoTty-secOnd st. bet Main and MOneta--
Lot so IT; $500. Want Chicago or nearby.
Hedgcock & Stockwell. 14O S. Broadway
Main 1885, Home A5426
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05

For a wife, take the daughter
of a good mother.
Everybody go to the High school
free entertainment tonight (Fri-
day..
Rev. A. Il. Whitaker will hold
service in the Indian Orchard school
house Sunday, Nov. z, at $3.50 p.
m.
Rev. w. H. Hopp, former pastor
of st. Johns Lutheran church, at
this place, has been installed pastor
of a Lutheran church in Detroit,
Michigan.
"A woman went into a Homes
dale newspaper Office and wished to
advertise for her husband who had
disappeared. When told that they
charged two dollars an inch she
went out, saying it would break her
up at that rate as her husband was
over six feet long.
Jacob F. Katz, senior member
of Katz Bros, celebrated his sixty
ninth birthday last week at his
residence on Church street. There
were present number of his rela-
tives and friends. Three genera
tions were represented. Refresh
mnts were served. He was the re-
cipient of gold headed cane.
-Fank Mang, of Seelyville, and
well-known Republican, went
fishing on election day. They
agreed that the one catching the
most fish would have the right to
mark the ballot of the loser. Mang
caught a bullhead, and the other
fellow caught sucker; so they
went home and voted straight
ticket of their respective parties.
District Deputy Grand High
Priest d. J. Davis, of Scranton, con-
fered the second degree upon several
members of the Anthony Wayne
Chapter Royal Arch Masons
on Tuesday evening. Those from
out of town in attendance were:
DR.. l.. P. Cook and V. A. Decker of
Hawley, E. P. Jones, j. D. Stormes,
Earl Rockwell and A. S. Keyes of
A rial
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
Hunting Don'ts,

The Nicholson Examiner prints a
lot of seasonable hunting "don'ts"
among which are the following:
Don't load a gun until in the
hunting grounds and always draw
the charge before leaving.
Don't shoot into moving bushes
until you are sure game is there.
Don't start fire in the woods
without providing against it spread
ing.
Don't wound game and leave it to
suffer from it's injuries.
But we can suggest better ones.
Don't take gun along at all.
When you visit the woods carry a
camera instead, and if possible catch
shadows of the harmless denizens
of the forests.
Don't shoot groundhogs, rabbits,
or squirrels. 1t is needless cruelty.
Don't hunt partridges, quail or
other small birds. They are not
worth the trouble it takes to get
them. Chickens and squad can be
purchased at the markets and are
less expensive, if one desires them
for food.
Don't, II you are a grown man,
spend your time killing small game
in season or out. Let the little crea-
lures live and add to the attractive
ness of natures beauty spots that
are fast disappearing under the axe
of the lumberman.
Don't hunt. 1t is not good for
you to gaze upon the death strug-
giles of the fluttering bird or wound
ed animal. The man who can do it
without feeling a pang of remorse
is lacking in something that every
person of good character should
possess
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
Dyberry, Pa, Nov. /, 1909.
WATKINS CONCERT COMPANY
OF Scranton, at the Lyric Tuesday
Evening (Teachers' Institute).

OF Scranton, at the Lyric Tuesday
Evening (Teachers' Institute).
The Montrose Democrat says !:
"The chief attraction of the evening
was the famous Schubert Four of
Scranton. Their singing is superb
and they were encored to the echo,
and were compelled to respond to
numerous recalls"
Pittsburg Observer: THE star of
the occasion was John F. Chamb-
ers. His attitudes, gestures, express
sion and voice were of the gilt
edged order, and now and then he
reached a climax that evoked spon-
taneous and prolonged applause"
P. H. Warren, the Basso, with a
phenomenal voice, ponderous vi
brant and of great carrying power
and splendid quality, has been the
soloist at the Elm Park church for
many years and much admired for
his dignified, noble singing.
Mrs. Eliza Garagan Keesler, Con-
tralto. She possesses a contralto
voice of much depth, power and ex-
tended range.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT!!
d" The House of Thousand Candles
at the Lyric

The House of Thousand Candles
at the Lyric.
The dramatic intensity of the third
act of THE House of a Thousand
Candles" is almost without parallel
in modern plays. Its tempestuous
scenes occurring in the widest of
hurricanes sweep all before 1t and
culminate with a climax that simply
means curtain call after curtain
call. THE House of Thousand
Candles" which will be given at the
Lyric tonight (Friday), is a drama
that unfolds story of rare stage
characters in equally rare surround
ings. There is stamp of novelty on
each scene and incident. Its weird
ness simply compels attention while
its mystery lightened by laughter is
of that kind that has served to carry
the production to the topmost wave
of success. Its presentation will be
marked with every care to detail as
each of the four acts will be mount
ed entire. The company including
William Webb and Hortense Gle
ment is said to be fully capable of
handling the exacting scenes in a
most satisfactory manner.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
Merchants Mercantile Aeencx.

G. e. Plum, formerly of Hawley,
and who was for many years con-
nected with the Erie & Wyoming r.
R., and later was an attache of che
Auditor Generals Office at Harris
burg, was welcome caller at The
Citizen Office on Wednesday. He is
at present in the employ of the
Merchants Mercantile Agency, with
headquarters in Pittsburg.
The object of the organization is
to furnish headquarters with list
of the customers of each member,
giving such customers a rating as to
the use or abuse of credit extended.
These ratings are compiled and pub
lished in book form so that each
member of firm may know the
credit standing of every citizen of
the community and surrounding
towns. The working of the Organi-
zation is similar to that of the Gen.
eral Merchantile Agencies of Dunn
and Bradstreet, who list the finan-
cial standing of the business men
of the country, excepting that the
Merchants Mercantile Agency lists
SfSh ulSluDtT vi Iu0 JOWu
and vicinity only as to their manner
of meeting obligations when ex-
tended credit. Each member of the
organization is expected to list Gus
toms fairly and correctly, and the
rating thus given cannot reason
ably be objected to by any individ-
ual. Honest people cannot certain
ly object to having their method of
dealing known to every business
man, and if bills are paid according
to agreement, they should be pleas
ed to have the fact known by all
those with whom they deal.
An organization of this kind
should result in much benefit to the
merchants, and assist in exposing
those who seem to make a business
of beating everyone whom they can
induce to give them credit.
The credit system is bad one at
it's best, and any method that can
be devised to lesson it's evils will
meet with the support of the pub
lie in general.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Isaac Foreman, of Cottage street,
is ill and confined to his home.
Miss Ella Sharpsteen spent sever
al days this week with friends in
Scranton.
Charles Dunning has returned
home after business trip to New
York City.
E. l.. Simons and c. F. O'Donell
of Scranton, spent several days in
town this week.
Edward Deitzer and Joseph Fisch
were business callers in Wilkes
Barre on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary David, of Scranton, is
visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. ]. Canavan, of Main
street.
L. McKerby, of Port Jervis, was a
business caller in town this week.
Mr.. Kerby is route agent for the
Wells-Fargo Express Co.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Darwin Penwarden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Penwarden,
and Mrs. Fred Bryant were visitors
in Moscow on Wednesday. They
made the trip in the formers auto
mobile.
MIR. Kinny, brewer, of the Irving
Cliff brewery, has severed his con-
nection with that concern, as they
have decided to discontinue making
beer. The brewery will be used only
as a storage for Scranton beer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
House Plants Killed by Pests.
| Montgomery

"a montgomery county woman,
whose house plants were badly
damaged, and some of them killed,
by insects, such as a palm and hello
trope, wrote to State Zoologist Sur
face for information and also sent
to him specimens of the pests that
had caused the destruction. AS 9TH
er women may have plants similarly
attacked, they will be interested in
the answer given, which was as
follows:
This proves to be the larvae of a
little fly, such as you describe as
seeing on the ground around the
plants. These are found to belong
to the chronological genus Sciara,
and feed on the vegetation in the
soil, as well as upon the roots, es-
pecially wherein decay has started.
They thus promote decay, and may
do considerable injury, as you have
observed.
THE best way to prevent this
trouble is to sprinkle tobacco dust
abundantly over the surface of the
soil around the plants. The flies
will not remain long in a place so
treated, and will no longer deposit
eggs there. Any larvae that may
remain in the soil unkilled will un-
dergo regular development, and af-
ter they emerge there will be no
more infestation of your soil. You
can, of course, make a decoction of
tobacco and water and soak the soil
with 1t and thus destroy the larvae
themselves at once, but the tobacco
dust will keep the flies from laying
their eggs"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-05
M arker Reports.

BUTTER-Steady; receipts, 131S7 pack
ages; creamery, specials, 32a321kc; extras,
31a31hc.: thirds to firsts, 26ha3Oc; state
dairy, common to finest 25a31c.; process,
firsts to specials, 26a2Sc.: western, fac
tory, seconds to firsts, 24a25c.; imitation
creamery, 26aNc.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 1870 boxes
state, new, full cream, special, 161ka17kc.
September, fancy, 16Ac.; October, best,
15%c.; common to good, 12Aa151kc.; skins,
full to specials, 6a14c.
EGGS-Firm on fresh; weak on storage;
receipts, 14,334 cases; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery, white, 4Sa53c gath
cred, white, 35a42c.; hennery, brown and
mixed, fancy, 35a40c.; gathered, brown,
fair to prime, 3oa35c. western, extra firsts,
SOaSlhc.; firsts, 261sa2sc.; seconds, 24a26c /;
REFRIGERATOR special marks, fancy, Sha
26c.; firsts, 24a25c.
PoTAToES-Steady; Maine, per sack,
$l.25al.S5; state and western, $1.50a1. rs !;
Long Island, $2.25a2.50 sweets, Jersey, No
1, per basket 50a6Oc.; per bbl., $1.25a1 so;
southern, 75c.a$1.&.
LIVE POULTRY - Steadier; chickens,
broilers. per H., 14c.; fowls, 14c.; roosters
91Rc.; turkeys, 12a15c.; ducks, 13a14c. ;
geese, 10a11c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm for fancy;
average grades dull and weak; broilers,
nearby, fancy, SQUAD, per pair 4Oa6Oc.; 8
lbs. to pair, per lb., 2Oa2Sc.; western dry
picked, milk fed, Ac.; corn fed, 17c.; scald-
ed, 15a16c. roasting chickens, nearby, fan
cy, 21a26c.; western, milk fed, fancy, 1sc /;
corn fed, fancy, 16c. mixed weight chick
ems, nearby. fancy, 16a22c.; western, milk
fed, 16c.; dry picked, corn fed, average
best, 13a1S1ac.; scalded, average best, 13c.
Michigan, scalded, average best 14c.
Ohio. scalded, average best, 1Shal4c.
poor. Halle; fowls, dry packed, boxes, IS
lbs. and over to doz,, 16c.: SO to 4 lbs. to
doz., 13a15c.; iced, dry picked. average
spring ducks, nearby, 1saaOo.; western
10a14c.; squads white, per doz., $206aL26.
HAY AND STRAW-Quiet; timothy per
hundred, Sa96c.; shipping, S0aS21tc.; clo-
yer, mixed, Soas6c.; clover, 76a90c.; long
rye straw, S21ka9S1Sc.; oat and wheat, asa
EEs half hoIAs o1Lakn Iasa