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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-10
Grain Market

CHICAGO. Oct 10.-Uneasiness of
shorts, to whom the government re-
port was a somewhat dlsagreeable
surprise, rallied the wheat market
today after a little weakness at the
outset Owing, however, to uncer-
tainty regarding the outcome of re-
cent tariff legislation, general buy
ing was hindered. Favorable crop
prospects in Argentina counted also
against the bulls. The opening was
unchanged to = lower, and there was
a slight further decline. but then
prices rose above last nights level.
Lightness of primary receipts
brought about later a decided hard
ening of values. The close was
steady, Lass to Is net higher,
Corn received substantial support
from bull leaders and more recov-
cred from a setback due to the gov
eminent report. Opening figures were
the same as last night to Adss off,
and some additional depression en-
sued. The latter upturn, though, car
ried the market higher than the pre-
vious close.
Attention was concentrated largely
on bullish figures regarding aband-
oned acreage. The close was steady
at an advance of 4 to Ss6% net.
Oats were relatively weak. Longs
unloaded. influenced by the Washing
ton estimate of the crop.
Higher prices for hogs steadied pro-
visions. First sales were at last
nights figures, with changes later
mainly upward.
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Or. and Mrs. George Witt on
Honeymoon Trip to Washington

DR.. George b. Witt, of 10 Rich
mond street, and his bride, who was
Miss Helen Nj. McGinness are in
Washington, D. G, on their wedding
trip. After short stay at the cap
ital the couple will return to this
city and reside at the Richmond
street address
DR.. Witt is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Witt, of 10 Richmond
street. and his bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. McGin-
ness. of 215 Peshine avenue. The
physician and his bride were married
Wednesday evening in the rectory of
St Peters Roman Catholic Church,
Rev. Matthias Thimmes officiating.
The bride wore a blue broadcloth
travelling suit. Her bridesmaid was
her sister, Miss Bessie McGinness,
and the best man was Harry E. Witt,
q brother of the bridegroom,
A reception followed at the home of
the bride.
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Fidelity Trust Compsny, southeast side
Mt Prospect and Arlington. 9ox225, 5000.
Salvatore Nittoii 10 Carlo Esposito, east
side Stone, 1914 feet north from Crane,
25x101. $500
Herman Lustig 10 Bay View Building
and Loan Association, west side Bergen,
asxs1. 1900
Ellis Hember TO Active Building and
Loan Association, west side Belmont, 81. 2s
feet north from Avon. 26xlll, $1,000.
Julius Il. Seitz to Chandler w. Riker
ct al, west side Seymour, l5o feet north
from RunSSon, ,: Zoal,o 10 %So shard - nroor
dale Building and Loan Association, east
side Alexander, Sl016 feet south from
South Orange avenue, Soxl75, 81 500.
benjamin g. Demarest GUARDIAN. north
side Court. ia feet west from Arlington,
same to- same. same property, 5000
| oxford Homes Company to Knights Of
Pythias Building and Loan Association,
west side Eleventh street, rs feet south
from Arlington avenue, 3xloo; and other
Manfred p. Payne to oxford Homes
| Company, west side North Eleventh
street So feet o south from Arlington ave-
Otto Brandt IT,, to Claire n. Qulmby,
west side South Sixth street. 66438 feet
south from Thirteenth avenue, 27.b0x10O,
Robert Kuebier to woodslde Building
and Loan Association east side Clifton,
1872 so feet north from Heller parkway,
! Fred Fred W. Weber trustee, to David A,
| Mex enzie south side Fairview avenue,
$50 feet east from Tenth street, 25x10o,
$3.50.
Paramount Realty Company to Standard
Rutgers, 405 feet south from Thirteenth
avenue, 24x67. $500
| Frank Mueller to Hunterdon Building
| and Loan Association, east side Devine
| street. 1854 feet north from Rodweli
| avenue, 25x123; and other tract $4,000.
! Jacob Scbarf ct al TO Louis Ii. Arnold,
west side South Eighteenth street. i75
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Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-There was a
renewal of selling at the opening of
the cotton market today, and after
starting at a decline of ? to 5 active
months sold to 10 net lower Indif-
ferent Liverpool cables. better weather
In the Eastern belt. and reports of
lower Southern spot markets con-
tributed to the early decline. Offer
ings were we'll taken and the market
later rallied or I on covering, and
purchases inspired by the outlook for
lower temperatures in the Western
belt.
Trading became less active around
the closing prices of yesterday and
some of the early buyers seemed dis
posed to take profits, but prices We're
fairly steady at midday within a
point or two of the best. Spot houses
report a better demand from Southern
mills.
Estimated receipts today. $4,000
bales
Buying was not aggressive nor in
large lots during the early afternoon.
but prices worked about 10 to 10
points net higher on scattered cover
ing, a bullish view of the weekend
f1fures and the talk of a better spot
demand.
Spot cotton, quiet; middling up
lands, 1870; gulf, 1895. Sales, go
bales
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CENTRE
MARKET OF THE CITY OF NEWARK.
Newark n. J.. October T. 1918.


OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CENTRE
MARKET OF THE CITY OF NEWARK.
Newark. n. J.. October !. 1913.
Sealed proposals Will be received by tho
mon Council Of the City OF Newark. AT a
meeting to be held at the once Of the Clerk
of the Centre Market. at the Centre Market,
in the City of Newark. Thursday, October
The committee Will be in session to re-
eeive bids from TO $50 p. m.
The bids will be opened promptly at $50
The work 70 be done is to comprise the re
rnovsl 70 some proper place outside OF the
city limits, all rubbish, garbage, shells and
waste and refuse matter which may accurnu-
late IN and about the grounds Of the Centrs
Market. and streets near to and adjoining
the same including the south side Of North
Canal street. and all such streets and places
az NAV be used for market purposes. and
also the removal Of snow and Ice which may
accumulate the grounds roofs and sheds
OF the buildings for a period Of one year
from, the first dsy of November. 1918.
tsined ct the once Of the clerk Of the Cen
ire Market. Bidders will state their prices
in writing as well as in figures
All proposals 70 be accompa MED by the
consent in writing % two sureties. who
shall have qualified as 10 their responsi.
blIity IN the amount Of such proposal and
bind themselves that, II the contract bs
awarded to the person or persons making
the proposal. they will upon It's being so
awarded. become his or their surety for the
that II the person persons shall omit or
refuse to execute such contract, they will
paw tn the City Of Newark any difference
between the sums 10 which he or they
would have been entitled upon the comple-
ton Of The contract and that which the city
OF Newark may be obliged TO pay the per-
con or persons by whom such contract shall
be executed.
The Committee on Public Markets Of the
City Of Newark reserve to themselves the
right TO accept or reject any all proposals
for the above work. or 70 waive any de-
fects therein. they may deem for the
interests Of the city
Proposal forms will be furnished by TIM
Market Clerk
Bv direction of the Committee on Public
Market of the CITY Of Newark
THOMAS J. ROWE.
oct4-10t Market Clerk.
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I north from Eighteenth avenue, 25xlOo,

feet north from Eighteenth avenue, 25x1OO
Harry spilatnick ct al to Newark Ger
man Building and Loan Association.
north side Rose terrace. 1862 feet east
from South Tenth street, 3lxl00. $500
Nunzio caputo to Ironbound District
Building and Loan Association, south side
Iiessno sixs rs 81 feet eod east from Herman
Giuseppe De Angels to Tenth Ward
Building and Loan Association, south side
Oliver 80 feet west from Adams street.
Giuseppe De Angels to vincenzo Res,
south side Oliver street. so feet west
from Adams, 25x99; and other tract. 5000.
A b. Walsh Company to Theodore s.
Miller. west side Johnson avenue, at
Shannon's land, 50x20o; and other tract,
81. 077.50.
A. b. Walsh Company to Bernard j.
Reilly. west side Johnson avenue, at
Shannons land. 50x200; and other tract,
Emil Plaster to John C. Eise,e ct al,
southwest corner Clifton and Sherman,
50x100. $500
Stella Iakrzewska to Stephen Mage
wicz, east side Joseph street, 308.96 feet
south from Albert avenue. 16.5x100.
Fuller Land and Improvement Company
to Fairchild-Baldwin Company, north
side Central. Is feet east from Haisey
street 25x10O, $l2, $50.
Joseph Okn to Success Building and
Loan Association, west side Summer ave
| 81, 800.
Antonio Pendola ct al to Vito Cannela
| south side Walnut street. lib feet west
! from Adams, 26.5lsxl00, $500 .
TOWNSHIPS.
William Il. Van Horn to Ella Meas
kie Orange, north side Carroll street al
corner condit property. 35x100. $500.
field Building and loan Association
| Bloomfield, north side Essex street 232 a
feet east from Myrtle avenue. 50x102. $500
Giuseppe D'Alessandro to Eagle Sire
| Insurance Company, Montclair. east side
Grant street, so feet north from Bay lane,
75x100, $500
Edward Babrenburg TO Mutual Build
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London Stock Market

LONDON, oct. 1O-Money was in
good demand today. Discount rates
were frmer on the uncertain money
outlook
The stock market developed bet
ter tendency during the forenoon on
bear covering and some fresh buying,
consols leading the recovery with
rise of one-eighth, but fears of re-
stricted carrying facilities at the
settlement tomorrow started further
selling, and with Paris liquidating
the improvement disappeared and the
market finished weak. Consols were
down sixteenth on the day.
American securities were quiet and
steady during the early trading. Light
covering advanced most of the list
In the afternoon New York unloaded
United States Steel, Amalgamated
Copper and Union Pacific freely, and
values declined and closed fat.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Nicholas J. lyman 10 Theodore S.
Miller. W Johnson az. at shan
mons land. 5Ox20O INSTRUMENTATION.
Israel Began to Max Kleinmsn, W
s. Sixth st. 215 fl FIR Sixteenth
av. 25x1O0 Observation-Disclosures.
John G. Eisele CT al TO Emil Flas-
ter. $ W cor Clifton and Sherman,
00xlOC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Stephen Magwiez TO Stella zskh-
zewska. s Joseph st, 3oS fl 16 in
FIR Albert st. 1SSX100.
Fsircbild- Baldwin Company to Full
Ter Land aud improvement Com
psny, Central av, % # e FIR
Halsey st, 25xl00. Observation-Disclosures.
Katherine Pein TO Almira Msnder-
Vile. Runyou st, Is TT fir
Fifth av (Seymour), 25x100. ........
John W. Zurwoksk to Board of
of Education. Elmwood av,
25351 IT " FIR Sanford st, 5x42.....
West End Homestead Company to
Ida c. Repfert and bus, Alex
ander st, S10.1s IT fr S. Orange
av, 30x175 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Benjamin G.. Demarest to Home for
Incurables, n Court ST, ia IT W
FIR Arlington st, 42x100. .............. ID
Annie NJ. Schlosstein to Home for
Incurables, n Court St ia II w
fir Arlington st. 42x100. .............
p. Payne, n. Eleventh st, so
IT FIR Arlington st. 25x100. 49,.
Manfred D. Payne to oxford Homes
Company, W \. Eleventh st, $50
It FIR Arlington st, 25xl00. .........
r. Arthur Heller to Robert Kueb-
Ter. Clifton av, 492 IT fr
Heller parkway. 40x125. .............
Emma Hawkey ct al to Paramount
Realty Company. Rutgers ST.
40 # 5 in fr thirteenth av. "a IT
8 in 81 fl II in..................... 4
Fairmount Realty Company to Rose
Gelbart. Rutgers st. 40 fl in
fir Thirteenth ay, "a TT in 81
Nicholas F. Perroty Cextr) TO Nunzio
Caputo ct al, s Tichenor st. 225
IT fir Hermon ST. 25xS1............
Henry Yost to Nunzio Caputo ct al,
Tichenor st, 225 fl FIR Her
mon st, 25xS1...................
Vincenzo Rea to Giuseppe De An
CELLS, Oliver st, so TT W FIR
Adams st, 51xs9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cornelia f. Goodwin and hus 10
Arthur n. Crane, n W New Jer-
sey Railroad av and Walnut st.
Continental Realty Company to Fife
p. Walter. n Lafayette st, 203
II @ fir Mulberry st, 25xl03. .........
| Suburban Land Improvement Com
pany TO Myron II. PIER, Dover
st. 1880 IT fir Gin st, 37.50x100.
| Thomas Burdyl to Frank Gorski. "
Norfolk st, 299 II in fr Bank
st, % IT In 100 II 6 in.....,....
Frank Gorski to Katie Burdyl. VS.
Norfolk st. 800 fl in S fir Bank
st, % fl In 100 IT in...........
! Theodore S. Miller TO A. B. Walsh
COMPANY. johnson av, at
| Shsnnon's land. 50x200 TT, and
i nj
| Nicholas j. lyman 10 Theodore s.
Miller. Hillside av, ij5 IT
| fir Alpine st, 5Sx34. ..,.....-...
Elizabeth r. Miller and hus 10
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MARKET IS WEAK
IN CLOSING HOUR
General Selling Again in Last
Hour-Reading and u. P.
Relapse.

NEW YORK, Oct 1o.-Priees bare
~ moved at the opening today. Read
Ing and Steel were slightly higher,
while the Hartman stocks, Amalga-
mated and Smelling eased off. Anal
gamated moved most widely OF the
active shares, sagging ss in response
to vigorous selling. Texas company
declined a point
II a. professional selling was
renewed in volume and prices gave
way abruptly. Amalga mated sagged
nearly points to a parity with yes
terday's low level. The three other
recognized 1eaders-Steel. Reading
and Union Pacific-also fell l and
Canadian Pacific points.
Noon-Toward noon prices rose
fractionally on short covering. Bonds
were steady.
D. m.-Scarcity of stocks around
prevailing prices caused the market
TO make up ground rapidly in the
early afternoon. Union Pacific and
Steel scored full recoveries, but Read
ing did not do so we'll Amalgamated
moved nervously and made little
Roadway.
o. m-Ref1ection of the recent poor
annual statement of Western Union,
and misgivings over rumors of pro-
ceedings by the government against
American Telephone caused agrees
sive selling of these securities. Amer
lean Telephone yielded points. the
convertible bonds la and Western
Union IA. The improving tendency
elsewhere was halted and the market
grew dull and somewhat easier.
ri OF cir
Inability to rouse the tagging in
terest of the bulls by advancing spe-
cial stocks, and the readiness with
which the bears attacked the list
whenever any recovery was effected,
caused general selling again in the
last hour Reading and Union Pa
cific relapsed to near their lowest.
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Contracts Filed

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
Frederick Pring, of South Oranve
owner, with James E. Farrell, con,
tractor, carpenter work, s5,S24. Irv-
Ing avenue South Orange. Same
owner with r. T.. Drury, OF oranre
contractor. plumbing, timing and
gas-fitting work, s1,934; same preml
ises. Same owner with Josef Chris
tenson; Of Orange, contractor mason
premises.
Wagner Pastry Co.. owners. with
Joseph Sharpe Construction Co. con
tractors, concrete and cement WOW.
$500; 1920 Johnson street. SAW,
owners with w. X. Bingham, cor
tractor, carpenter work. 81 96S; sam.
premises. Same owners with Essax
Construction Co. contractors, mason
work, $3.50; same premises.
Wadsworth Chocolate Co. ownera
with Frank A. Broedel. contracfor
plumbing, drainage and goa. NTH.
work. $4,000; Jelliff avenue.
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Ing and Loan Insurance Company, Glen
Hldge, north side Appleton street, 2Si.6
feet west from Hillside avenue, $4,000,
$1,000. 'V'
Bessie J. Drouet and husband to Theo-
dore 5. Miller. jr., Millburn east side
Lakeview avenue, 1888 feet north from
Windermere terrace, 56x18S, $1,000
Evelyn Edwards and husband to Mont
clair Savings Bank. Montclair centre of
Park and Bellevue avenues 24Sx29S. 81 800
George b. Clark to Elizabeth b An.
drews, East Orange north side William
street, 100 feet west from North Clinton.
7Ox150, $500
Nanny Book to William Okin, East mr.
auge, southwest corner North Eighteenth
street and Fourth avenue. 5lxs5, IS, 500
Blanche l.. Slusser to Anna NJ Grey
DRY, East orange, east side Whittlesey
avenue, 1854 feet south from Central
55x100, $780, ''i'
Josey Gudduck and husband to Levi.
A. Bedell, Nutley. north side Homer ave-
nue., 3l9. 20 feet west from Cortland street.
3750x100, $1,000 es'
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Methodist Conference Will
Hear Charges Against Schenck

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 10.-Investi-
cation of the charges against Rev.
Hallock F. Schenck, of Manasquan,
will be the chief order of business at
this afternoons session of the Meth
odist Protestant conference. Mr..
Schenck has demanded a hearing and
states emphatically that he will be
able to prove the charges unfounded
Members of his congregation are also
said to have conducted an investiga.
ton that proves the falsity of the
charges.
Pleas were made by the conference
also for more liberal support of the
Preachers Aid Society, the fourteen
worn-out pastors and widows being
dependent upon the modest income
derived from the aid society's $4,000
reserve fund. Several new places of
worship have been erected during the
last year by the Church Extension
Society and three are now in course
of construction.
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Produce Market

NEW YORK, oct. 10.-Flour-Quiet.
Steady Liverpool cables and wet
weather for the movement held wheat
steady this morning December, 941s
@95 3-16.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
Lard-Firm. Middle West, 1850 @
1870.
Parliamentary.
Enthusiastically.
Hay-Steady.
Enthusiastically,
Leather-Firm.
Sugar-Raw, easy; muscoVado'
292: centrifugal 3.42; molasses, 261;
refined, ten points lower; cut loaf.
30; crushed, 500; mould a, 4.65;
cubes, 4.55; NIX powdered, AS;
powdered 4.40: fine granulated, 4.3O;
diamond A. 430; confectioners' A,
Ais.
Butter-Weak; receipts. 1870 tubs
Creamery, extras, 301s @31; firsts, %
$50: seconds, 25h@2719; creamery
held. extras, 3O1s@31; f1rsts, 2SQ3O;
seconds. 51A@271s; state dairy, finest,
291a 630: good to prime, 27@29.
Cheese-Barely steady; receipts,
1.76S boxes. Skins. 11sdlS%.
Eggs-Irregular; receipts, S,lOS
cases State, Pennsylvania and near
by, hennery whites, as to size and
quality. 30950 do, gathered whites,
3O646; Western gathered whites. 500
40: State. Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns, 30d40.
Poultry-Live, steady; chickens,
Western, IA; fowls, 14@15; turkeys, H..
Dressed. dull Fresh killed Western
chickens, 14623; fowls, 1919; tur-
KEYS. 20@22.
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David B. Corson Speaks of
Education as a Social Force

Education as Social Force was
the topic of David B. Corson. acting
superintendent of public schools. who
spoke at the seventh annual banquet
of the First Congregational lube
Memorial Church last night. Judge
Adrian Lyon, of Perth Amboy. also
made an address. Birdell L. Whar-
ton was the POSTMASTER. Covers were
id for 200
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av, 1873 1T n FIR Windermere ter,
50X1SS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mabel A. Dentz and hus to Robert
B. Shirley, Irvington. Stuy-
yesant nv, cor H. Smiths. 49x102,
and other tract ...,.,,..,...,,.....
Uilford y Von uouton ot al ~
pnbar. st,ilwoii Irvin cton rear
iot in stuyyesant av cor ~ Dantz
nronertv i7xao - w u
~. -
aired NeWtom TO "slter y; new
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Nicholas j. lyman. Johnson
st, at Shannon's land, 5Ox2OO......
Elizabeth r. Miller and hus to
Nicholas ]. lyman. Hillside st,
cor of Reilly, 5SX44....s...,....,....
Saboto Fernicola to Luigi lama
rome, s Oliver st, 241.52 fl FIR
jefferson st, 25x104.
TOWNSHIPS.
John c. Love to John Christopher,
Caldwell, Mountain ter 544.16
fl fir land of Parker, 10Ox150.....
William b. McLsin Realty Com
pany to Joseph Kerr, Bloomfield,
lots 9 and 10, block c, prop Of first
Efhe b. Walter and hus to Cont
ange, Mum av, BURGESS
prop, 150x40O ........................
Nutmeg Realty Company to Max
Scheffenhaus, r. Orange, S San
ford ST. 5006 IT fir fremont av,
and other ts....................
East Orange Terrace to Jacob e.
Reichstetter ct al, z. Orange. W
Mountainview av and Arsdale
ter, 40x100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John S. Carlson TO Donate D'Errico,
Montclair, Monroe st, 1871 1T
W FIR Willowdale st, 25x14l.......
Frederick Elsenhut to Clarence G..
Richards, 1rvington, W Tween
ty-frst st, 1888 IT FIR Madison av,
| 25XlO8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| Clarence G. Richards to Frederick
Eisenhutt. Irvington. Twen-
ty-hrst st, 1873 IT II fr Madison av,
| 25x10S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
| A. b. Walsh Company to Nicholas
j. lyman. Millburn, n Hemlock
| I'd. cor of Rodgers's land. i00xlS0
| Mary l.. Dunn and hus to Theodore
S. Miller, Millburn. n s Wiuder-
mere ter. 1856 IT FIR Lakeview av,
| 4OXS0 ......................
| Security Realty Company to Theo-
dore S. Miller. Millburn, Lake
| view av. so IT fr Wiudermere
ter. 46x1S0, and other tract. .......
Security Realty Company to Bessie
]. Drouet, Millburn. e Lakeview
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Money! Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Money on
call firm 363%; ruling rate. so,
closing, Sh 031s.
Time loans firm SO days, s. 90 days,
bis: months, 5G5A per cent.
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New York Stock Exchange

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne 6, Mcdonald. members of the
New York Stock Exchanges:
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

NJ & K. Construction Company to
Leonora Kohn west side Columbia ave-
nue., so feet south from Plymouth, 60x100,
Grace G. conley and husband to
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid and asked prices nppendea
IRE furnished through Eisele q hinEi
ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.
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Prices of Bonds

The following quotations were fur
ulshed by Post 81 Flagg:
Open High. Low. Close.
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Furnishing complete sos good be
speak themselves Here three photographs
showing and Kitchen which
these outfits with those that
We article Of FURN
TURE every RUG CARPET with and
Young folks contemplating housekeeping will find these
fits be satisfactory beyond beautiful fouroom
outfit $45 of SIP cash and $75 week. feature of
The Donald Co. surpassed by furniture house Newark
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Philadelphia Stock Market

The following quotations were fur
nished by Eisele e King: Bid Asked.
4 NJ ni.inlI Railu.a1. CO OIL
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Donald Largest Furniture Carpet NwaThey Mchand

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