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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
R..s~. OF ~ 49, y


". N. etevensoa. Who 4osud Speeh.
er In our public schools tWo ypas,
ago, returned 70 II Junta th1eweeh
for . few days visit viii nds
Mr.. Stevenson has 49, i W hina
school in Hamilton. Oatarju Cana.
da, during the past year. ~ hi
family has been living h KilHayiils,
No., where they have besa 1900
since leaving La Junta. DuS1ng ths
coming school year. hs WI teach
school In Port Byron. m. : snall
city located near Rock lslaA1. nj.
Mr.. Stevenson was grsatly I'm.
pressed with the number Of tnDeove.
ments that have taken placs = Ii
Junta during his two years abosnce.
these including the new oDssn house.
which is Of course the most eoGispic-
usous and noticeable inpsovunent
In the old town.
When you come TO think o. 4, and
remember that for three vhole years
this burned out corner was ~ most
conspicuous and perpetual skssore
In town. while now II b aAorned
with Temple Of Thespus and xeEup
to date business block that are
things Of beauty and joys foFsvsr. 1t
is = decided Improvement. and one
that you appreciate the moro when
you hear some wandering wayfarer.
who has come back to commune
with US once more. talk about them.
Absence makes the heart grow fond
er-even to the wandering former
La Juntaite.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
GHsssee ssassss..
STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF

sIAIE of ioLpRNDo 'otSTN or
OTERo. sS
In the County Court
Ella cutshaits. Plaintiff versus Fred
Cutshaits. Defendant. SUMMONS.
The peopl. OF the State OF Colorado.
to Fred cutshaits, the defendant
above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff. In the County
Court OF Ot~ro County. state OF Colo
RADIO. and answer the complaint there
In within thirty days after the service
hereof. " served within the Sta:r OF
Colorado; or. " served out of the State
fifty day. after the service hereof. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service: or said
action may be regularly set for trial
the same as though such appearance
had been made and Issue had been
Joined on such complaint
The said action 10 brought by plain
ttf to obtain a decree OF divorce. dis.
solving the honda Of mntrimony now
existing between plaintiff and defend
ant. on the ground Of extreme cruelty
and non.support. q. will more su,iy
appear from complaint In said action
10 which reference is here made and .
cory Of which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified " you
COMPLAINT ss above required. the said
plaintiff will apply 10 the court for
the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal
county. this ;i., day Of May. <. q. isit
Judr. and nx.officio Clerk. Of IN.
County Court Of ot.ro County. Colo
Ny Mildred Field. Deputy.
Ytrst publication. August rs, isis.
Last publication. september -. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
T"ss..s. ssu. x.,s sAA..

Ds. ,. O. Ksyss. accompanied b.
biz wife aad 80. rsaacss. aad Mss.
8. 9. eusA. . slslsr q Mn. c. n,
HsbbslI. arnvel b tAis city TAurs.
1ay afsssseoa. ~ ene avteuoblls
routs. fFea tAsls heass h sais Laks
CITY. aad wtjl - ~ sussss es srsss6a
u thls nv uatll Monday. u. uesysa
eone ~ ~ vay - Wyeolng. ~
neys - seual tsavsllns rather soush
h tAse ssstiea q ~ esel roads q.
nala. altAe1gA - aa1s a sveesa,
- nfoeso 0lDos - heus tnisus> -
seaoes - - th1aks shae + oplne
seoe. ~ GaOeeos - ~ . Daso1
- oooeno1l0o oous1uos fBom ~
koeo - 1Doo1ny g Cooconlr
oOelAA - ~ - nans. q q,
~ = ~ ~ . ~ ooaoe ~
voee-ovoe I1hofs Hooh. - ~
cgeoooev ~ ~ ~ NJ - = ok1
~ g ~ - 80 ~ = = - p
~ =. j. = Z! !nsyll ~ -
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
I'r~.byseriss nrosisess,ss,si.

The officers Of the Presbyterian
Brotherhood recently held y meet
Ing and appointed committees who
will serve until the annual election
the later part Of September. The
committees appointed were ~ fol.
loSs:
Program committee-Dr. A. l..
Stubis. e. a. Buckley. J. l.. Giiiiisnd
J. A. Sevits. and G. l.. seeiey.
Membership Committee-E. q
woodbridEc. J. q. Chapman and r
y. kaler.
Reception commitiee-R. s.John,
ston. George Mcneil. &. W. Brown.
Visiting commiiiee-Dr. Frani
Finney. Dr. 4. l.. Stubbs. r. e. Colt
man and c. l.. Seeley.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
Miss Edna wisw-ll En,ertain..

Miss Edna Wiswell was hostess 10
about twelve Of her friends last We'd
nesday evening. at her home on
Ration avenue. Progressive Rook
formed the diversion OF the evening
and later delightful refreshments
were served. GoidenEIow WAS used
In the decorations. Those who en-
ioyed the affair were the Misses Hu.
lah and Merle Black. Jessie Moore
Marian Helm and Miss Printice and
the Messrs. Lloyd Larsen. Glenn
Wilson. Leslie Beavers. Kent Nc.
cauiey. Maurice stubbs and Bert
Spidel.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15

'Did not have five man team pess-
snt.
AZ The league tournament o. osD-
tsmber 3lth. the slsctjoa of oeficess
and the plans for nsxt season. such
- The sslsctioa Of dates Tor tousna-
nsats. aneadnsats 70 bylaws. sse..
Will - considsFed. Pollowing this
tournament ths sscrssasy.srsasurss
will publish . lise Of tAs teurna-
meats. SCORES na1s. aad Tie eefie1al
Averages Of the individual member
Of ~ Isasus. many q whea havs
ssafrsd q Official sheees this seasoa: /:
Tor iaseancs. Jaoss Hlgsias. q tAe
Il Junta Oun Ciub. vea tAs seats
ehaapioaship q Colombo opsinss o.
Juns StA. With lee sesaight. ssA Al
Brown. Of " 0asasa CITY 0un club
vea he 1ntss-o -otate Assoclstiea No.
d IT high svssaes. besakias les
ess oe lse u shs 0asass City shssa
h Nay.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
Ma~. ,D,.hs. s',.c- a. Earth.

Rocky Ford seems To be the mos,
iovable place In the county. Durins
the past week the county clerk has
issued stx marriage liceases aad thsy
~ere all procured BY young people
Of that city. Those who procured
licenses are ~ follows:
bernard Mankin and Miss vs,ds
Swift. both Of Rocky Ford: l.. A.
Powell and Aiss Luelia Mccormack
both Of Rocky Ford: Raymond n
Bailey. Of Pttesbufg. Pa. and Mia
bertha Smisl. os Rocky Ford: Glen
Aaishy ssd Mis- Ethel Ovesbaugh
both Of Rocky rord. and Orimio Cos
mido ssd Miss oonido 0sadas. bosi
of Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
11AP alnu - = r ! 1oUn1r -.
Of1gsial - 4. - 49,
valasy sa0 - uls
- ~ meaa ~ up S01S

~ sffielal ~ I "a I e q i; u = - =
The Assaseas vsllsy fsaD oAeossss.
i1sasus. wh1pA - efflslally eraIaas-
"a NJ ADrll ~ ~ 6nSpsraeslnlS1 q
of anatsur ~ shooelaG - -
fefcsnsat q esns iavs, ana ~ -
netsoe u goea fslIewsAip. Vim =
held = Il ysnta. Cese., = 1890 :
bss -. isi4.
TAs nsnbssshiD h sAis lsasue =
conflnsd - eanhe q ~ Arkaasas
VALLEY. MMiasd q ~ wsse - Pvsh.
70 and = ~ sase ~ DoAes CITY.
Kan. TAs pesssat nsnbeeship =
five claes = follows: PuesIe On
ciub. - nsabsn: L. Juata 0un
Club, - nsmbess: Las Aninas 0un
club. - nsnbsrs: 7. 3. m, anl
0aa ciub. ss nsnhsss: 0ardea CITY
Gun clsb. - nsabsss. ss,.
B. ?. sinoads. Psssldsat u ~
Garden City 0sn Club. 4 psssidsat
Of the lsasus; John =. Cook. ssess-
tary Of the L. Junta 0un Club, d
vice-pres3deat Of the league: ana
Paymaster ?. P. Williams. U. 8.
Navy. President Of the 7. B. rrap
and Gun Club. II secretary-treasurer
Of the league.
At the beginning Of the season q
suitable trophy was purchased By the
secretary-trsasurer and was put In
competition. the trophy to become
the permanent property OF the club
scoring the most points on II With
five man teams At the tournament
held under the auspices Of the lea
que. Il was decided that clubs In
the league that did not have . five
man team present were 70 receive q
credit ON the seasons score Of the
low score made on that occasion.
Al the present time the cup b held
by the 7. B. Trap and Gun Club and
will be held by that club until the
next tournament given under the
auspice Of the league. the winner a
the tournament holding the cup un-
I'll the next succeeding tournament.
La Junta. however. has . good lead
in the total score and will probably
become the permanent owners Of
the cup. The score now stands ~
follows; the first column being the
score Of the shoot at Las
Animas ON April 3:d. the second
column the shoot II Garden City on
May sth. the third column the shoot
st Las Animas on May 30th. and the
last column the total scors Of each
ooe Of The elube:
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
Aerial Navigator as Mate rais


binding contracts calling for ths
twice daily appearance Of one Of ~
country's leading aerial navigator
Ia Pueblo during State Fair wSsk
and one cross-country flight to Colo-
RADIO Springs and return from ~
State Fair grounds on Colorado Dey,
were signed this week BY the ON.
GERS Of the Colorado State Fair A..
s0ciation.
Two Of she latest type Of bi.pisns
are TO BE- shipped TO Pueblo th. veeh
preceding the fair In order that shsy
may BE- set up and the mechsulsu
adjusted TO the high altitude d
which the bird.men admi, that it 4
extremely difficult TO fly. The -.
tract calls for two machines In orass
to preclude the possibility Of disap-
pointment owing 70 sccidcn, = Z
single machine.
Although The name Of the sviaaea
sho 10 10 appear In Pueblo has ~
been made knowa b. The b,.slona
company. Prssideat W. ?. Rab.r -
ssrresasy J. l.. Bsaman are enloo-
vorins 70 obtain The services Of -.
gene BIN" Heath. the dare -
aiF'msa ~hoss ssunts were the -,
sufss Of shs reesat Los Angeles ~
Chicago meets.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
New s..A. .. =. s..y .AA-..,

Ths following beeks have r~eeu
sssa added 70 The libsasy:
lssssaat,ossl KiaAssesr,,s s,
'os--Ths 1lla1seGasses.
Jsvoas. ?. D.-Cenpars,lve = =
sioa.
Jsvoas. 2. D.--pseuossitty. :
kias. u. C.--na1loSes a iissy i
Lasssa. C.-Dslsy rschsoloev.
u ~. = H. .. The n
PAileseeAy - 1lson Desess..
nassaa. =. C.-ous ows veean
ueesl0ao. n-n)eueoea - a
6saslles.
nlseee. A.-lIosehss wen.
neees. J. \. u.-Aa inA,e1I|
Aleoesy - ~ Ansslsaa npeea- 3
nseees . f-1ss Csooae. ~
eDeo1. n.-1Ae Rgoee1ee ~.
~ = pDovlne. e
Wneees \. Q-9as 49,, a
- = 1Doav - Yssoocoev.
49, y H~1As Co., 4
- 49, O. ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
As..lA = =. pasA

Lamar fass as1 fasisss ass sseae-
y Desve1 beeaass ~ II JuooA ooo0
sseussd = ~ ct ~ s1ns laa1ng
~ - y Z b sAas e1ey tAsss wells
-. hsy elal0 thae La0ae = -.
Nc na1e ~ 0sat = ~ lsaoos ~
~ Wv thfeagh. Lose veek's lsDue
g ~ LA0as oDasts = e. eseeaae
= ~ - ssns nys:
~ No. = seavino = Laaas e..
~ ~ sAe1ss - alSAe have en11so
~ sgaoa1o1 - ~ hus1V so11ooo1-
- - - Jnaea. ~ eUoU1 1mDog.
sons1 49, = ~ - ~ 60
o(oog ~ - 1no1nU - - ouDGn1s
~ ~ w ea1oan1o - - ~
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q o0 oa1ng1R ~ oocnV ~ ~
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
C.ss~s, s'ss-s~Asss..

A. regular meeting of the city
Council Of IN. city of La junta. Colo.
held August !. isit. tn. following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
FOREClOsURE SALES.


supREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
against Harrison b. Arnold ct al. De.
fendanta
In pursuance of a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
bove-entitled action and bearing date the
the referee In said judgment named. will
saie.roomp' H 80. ii.is ve.ey Street. in Tie
Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New York.
on Ono the isth day Of Nay ,'it # x Scl9sk
GRAHAM. Auctioneer. the premises directed
by said judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows: ALL that certain lot. piece
or parcel Of land with the dwelling house
the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New York,
bounded and described as follows. viz.
BEGlNNING at a point In the Northerly
seven inches Easterly from the point OF
intersection OF said line with the Easterly
line OF Lenox uateiy called sixth) Avenue.
as now widened and established by law.
Lenox Avenue ninety nine feet and eleven
inches, thence Easterly along the middle
line OF the block seventeen feet and ten
Inches. thence Southerly parallel with LenoS
Avenue, ninety: nine feet and eleven inches
thence Westerly aiong the Northeriy line OF
said stree. seventeen feet and ten inches to
the point or place Of beginning. the East
eriy and Westerly side walls of said DWELL
Ing house being party walls
Dated. New York. April is, 1914
PHOENIX INGRAHAM. Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for plaintiffs.
q Cedar street. Manhattan, New York,
The following Is a diagram ~ the property
60 he sold: Its street Number Is SO West
l26th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ment Of woolf. Bros, dealers In toys
nnS ,nGyelis' lis Fulton street, show
rI S;'ss AM di actual assets q $500.
street, shoM liabilities or ease, and actual
HARRY sfEiNBERG. manufacturer of
NAL ~ East Twenty.nrst street has
David KAMsLEs' jobbsr in r 10 s's and
s' IS hnprs zs.h has and Iae
ton in bankruptcy was aled against him
s by creditors He has been Fl bushes,
rsiyed discharge In April Iso5.
has filed petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities Of s2a,55i and no asets. lie
Mase sros sk RSr'nsr tine sm %
West Twenty fourth street, and also OF the
it I!:tn skirt COMPANY, OF the liabilities
men's OF the Prizent Skirt Company, A
petition in bankruptcy Was MED against
dismissed In June. 1913. on "A promise to
psS IN fp ana EDITION wa, hlea
ALaERT wEflRsDfENscHLAu of 80. West
d d,s street, employed as butcher' has has
ssaoss,s He sarmsr sss'i had pa Ut Sta
BEKNARD j. pEPAssE Of 1915 Gilbert
place The Bronx, has filed "A petition IN
bankruptcy with liabilities OF s.723.
mostly for money lent. and no assets
Receivers Appointed.
= VI. IL. RUBBER COMPANY-Judge Hough
has appointed William $. Creevey re-
celver for the s. NJ u. Rubber Com
100 Fifth avenue. which has factory ut
Keyport n. J., bond $1,000. All the
assets are at Keyport. consisting OF real
estate. machinery and accounts inven-
toried at $4,000, which win not realize,
II II thought more than $4,000,
DELMAN BRos.--Judge Hough has APP
pointed Harry Ost-rman receiver for Del
man Bros. manufacturers OF womens
underwear, <2s sixth avenue and 33G
Canal street, bond $1,000, Assets are
10 FORD include Hough has np-
pointed william Henkel. Jr,. receiver for
10 Ford, Inc. dealer In hats and gowns
East Forty fourth street bond 81 OOO.
Assets are estimated at $1,000.
Petition Dlsmissed.
MORRIS H. MINER dealer In mems fur
nishing goods. 1853 Rivington street has
made a settlement with creditors at 10
cents on the dollar cash and Judge Housh
has dismissed the bankruptcy petition
filed against him on January 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
CITATION.



HoWLANp. SAMUEL. FIsHER-The
GRADE ~ Coo Free and independent. to John
u. Rowland. Frank n. Rowland. Grace II
Butler. william \. Howand, Herbert X
Ice. Harriet H. swan, Emma Il cobb Fred
land. Mary u Lucy, Albert Francis Hagar.
The heir, and next of kin OF Samuel Fisher
Howltud de eas,d send Greeting:
Where!s MARY J Perkins Of the CITY OF
New York ma. lately applied 10 the Surro-
gates Court ~ our County ~ New York. 70
have two certain Instruments In writing
dated respectively the lith day OF June
1879. ami the .6'h day of June. 1913. re.
latins to both real and personal property.
duly proved - the last VIII and Testament,
Of samuel Fisher Rowland, late OF the
county of New York dcce ,sed. Therefore
you, and each Of You, are cited to appear
before the Surrng 10 ~ our County OF New
York. al his office in the County OF New York
hundred and fourteen at haif past ten o'clock
IN the forenoon ~ that day. then and there
- attend the probate OF the said last VIII
ami Testament
are under the ago OF tNenty-one years, are
required Ia appear by your guardian, Ii Won
hRy" one, or II Nou have none 10 appea ?
and apply Tor one to be appointed, or IN the
event 81 your neglect or failure 10 do 40 a
guardian VIII he appointed by the Surro-
gate 10 represen, ana act for you in the
pro- "p ilsg
In Testimony Whereof We have caused
the seal % the Surrogate's Court OF the
said County OF New York to be
Robert LUDLOW Fowler. a Surrogate
H. 4 OF our said County OF New York.
a. said County, the 3rd day Of April
in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nluo hVndred pni fourteen
DANIEL j. DOwpNEY,
to-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


AT SPECIAL TERN. PART l.. Of TIE
supreme Court OF the state OF New Y"rk, held
IN anu ior me Couniy N.w York, ~ ne
haitian. city Of New York, On the 18Th Day
Of April, 1914.
Presentation. Barlow s Weeks. Ju,;,c.
In the Matter OF the application OF X ]
Hcrner a Company for authority to chinss
It's name 20 Films Horncr compsny. Inc
r. j Horner ( company. a domestic .to'n
corpora tion duly verified by John II. I,llhcca,
for an order authorizing I; to assam an.
Other corporate name. TO wit; the nam, u
Ming tn" C,r'itc3te Of the Secretsry - >t4,e
thereto certifying thar the name Whi,h he
mann u any other corporation, or a name
which 50 nearly resembles the name Of any
eaicu!aits 20 deceive; upon Ming proof ths'
= copy Il the Petition herein ana ~ ~
Secretary Of state. and upon filing due proo.
by tnidatit shown that presentation ot
.a!d Petition has been duiy published once
the New YORK Times and Event Mall,
newspaper Of he County ~ New York. in
which County such corporation has It's busi-
ness office, ana the Court being satisfied -
said petition ana by the amdayits and Ger.
tihcatr presented herewith. that the Petitits
e. true ann that there is no reasonable OBJ
lection 20 the change OF nam. proposed and
that the petition has been duly authorized
and that notice Of the presentation % the
Petition, az required BY law. has been made.
and upon reading and hling the ffidayits Of
Attn days OF April. 1914. In opposition 10 said
Hppica ton. and the AFFIDAVIT OF John H. Ell
beck verified the ard day OF April. 1914 in
reply thereto, and after hearing Robert l..
Redneld. Esquire, In support OF said appli.
cation, and John J. Curtin. Esquire. in oppo-
siton thereto,
Now. on motion of HILL, LOCKWOOD
REpFIEiD IYDON. attorneys for the
petitioner II Is
ORDERED that said petition bc. and IN.
same hereby is granted. and that the pe,i.
toner herein. Il. J. Homer 4 Company. he
and IT hereby ia authorized to assume ar.
other corporate name, 10 wit. Flint q Horn
Company, Inc, on and after the twenty -rf,f
day ~ MAY, 1914, and II IL further
ORDERED and directed that this order b.
entered and that III" papers OIL which T. I.
granted be hled within ten days from -"
date hereof In the office of the Clerk OF tls
county OF New York, the County In which
the Certificate of Incorporation Of said cor.
poraton IL nlcd. and that q certified copy Of
this order within ten days after tn" '0try
thereof be nled In the Oficc OF ~ S,croft',
of state. and further that copy ~ 49,
order b" published once "A week ftr TO-. ..c
cessive weeks In The sun. n newspaI.-
lished within the city 81 New York 4..
ten days after the entry thereof
Enter.
Bs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
MINORITY MAY FIGHT
PLAN FOR LAKE SHORE
Stock Worth More Than $500
in Consolidation, Says
w. N. Cohen.
REPRESENTS 500 SHARES
New York Central Offer Elk.
pectcd to Meet With Some
Opposition.

The probability that certain minority
holders OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad Company stock would
oppose the plan for the consolidation OF
the Lake Shore and the New York Gen.
trail. as approved by the directors OF the
New York Central on Wednesday. was
widely discussed In financial circles yes
terday. 1t was said that the objection
to the consolidation as proposed by the
majority interest would be based on the
argument that the proposition to exchanr-,
five shares OF new consolidated New York
Central stock for one share OF Lake
Shore would not be equitable.
opinion was expressed. however. that
the matter can be satisfactorily settled
and that the transfer OF stock and the
consolidation of the two systems and the
subsidiaries can be complete without any
great delay or any expensive or drawn
out litigation.
at is manifest" said william N. Cohen
of % William street. who for himself
and his clients represents about 500
shares Of Lake Shore minority stock.
that a stock earning as much as the
Lake Shore Is worth more than $500 a
share. the price of the last lot sold on
the floor OF the stock Exchange At the
present price OF New York Central stock
the exchange Of five shares for one share
OF Lake Shore would make the latter
worth about $3.50 per share. II may be
that the new company plans TO incfea 80
the dividend to per cent. making Lake
Shore worth s625 at the above basis Of
exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER-The, scarcity of fine table stock
there we're re sales a, csc: with buyers for
side of the high grades there Eas little or
no change. process being nc. higher for the
There is slight trace Of grass q In receipts
and In another week there ought to be full
s,a', s butter Paskins stock remains steady
ssssse f.i. % ~ y' ss.. ''SSH aiGs
Sa:e' ss ssSa 70 ss1, . i isgf
ladies' ladies'. current. frsts. isc.; packing stock.
isnc.: 10. 5, isai5Me. ~ No. g. ''~
SHEEsE-The demand is for fresh whole
mil mix :, stock o There is some demand from
above sh!s. There have been kcfew sales OF
aaHfy mat; as s sEh as n Sno..,Ons =.
. %s as f.s.Seq QUALITY .,. , ~. fI;;s
good to choice. 90 ioe. poor to fair. sassc.
, ,., and tn. market went up ,c. on current
ain. under ne cali wa. .s,l Sses sSa ss 9
S SsTs number Of sales At high prices
Sss. r'! Th: .Sd ~ss E: s2" S.r 'n ~
1910 ocv dozen Of northern Indiana storage
Da a.. a Close Mals ss*s hs,
nnHn :ssPs by ssysr but a. being
closed in a strained condition. prices fSi.
packed, hf:,s gass: :.esnd.. f IL rst sis
ip .,n and nearby hennery whites,
sse 's snSxn and ,a.s browns ss9
IB l ducks GAG ,sc; Western. 20 a
isaa2c. Goose. 500 ioc.
LIVE PoULTRY-There were unIoaded
yesterday ~ cars with six cars left on track
'ior to day., Market was rather slow. al.
i oSs ws cleaned "a. Only the heays
ROSTERS were dull and broiiers tribe
easier. Prices are: Fowls, Western. lin
i;Sc;, southern. l6i1 lie; old ROSTERS.
ducks, l5alec; geese. ioaiic.; guinea
fowls. pair. 7oasoc.: pigeons. pair. 46c.
DRESSED PoULTR y Philadelphia
pro- bro,iers were easier yesterday by &c. with
was small and trading light: much Of the
dry packed fowls In small boxes and large
irres, Are s ~ with small sizes slow and
enough old ROSTERS to 20 around. There
Is trine easier feeling on spring ducks
prn s iSl Ssc Fresh killed turkeys average
ssp s5c. Fowls, Western ''' boxed ' 50 ei ib,
and oyer to dozen. Nc; So 20 q lbs,
barrels. lbs. nae S f hsSy's :saiae d.
i.i.aiso. Western and southern. poor
Sg lac Ducks spring. Long Island. 2lc.
% dozen .as 25 a9AO i6s' "n ss.5Oa,s .9s
hen. and toms. s5 . 2sc.; Kentucky. ssa
toms, :2a s3c Broiiers. /. to box milk
fed. fancy. Is TO ~ lbs. 23c corn fed, zoe
Chickens, milk fed 81 TO 81 lbs. to dozen.
boxed so lbs and over to dozen. Isle:
80 to 81 lbs ~. a I5c old ROSTERS lac