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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-01
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r.
onynan's sons geld and silver rchnes
s John ST.
on GOLD AND SILVER. PLATINUM
diamonds. precious stones. bought, sed
and remOdeied. Mccarthy - Maiden l-ane
HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR old god. silver
nlatinum. artificial teeth. pawn tickets. Boz
l46 West I'D 81.
NNE Natal. buys fine evening, street and
dinner Costumes Diamonds. JeNelfy. Ears
highest cash value 60 West iJth 81. Pcons
e7O-Bryant
OLD GOLD. SILVER and platinum housn,
70, ~osh. LIBERAL allowances for silyerwars
In good condition. HOWARD CO. 10 John 81
RFFINFRs' PRICES paid for old gold. silver.
platinum. artificial teeth. sntiques curos.
IASKEY'S. 100 3rd avenue. near 10Th II. Is
tablished 1855. open evenings.
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COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES.

COMPETENT Office help furnished free o.
charge 10 business Men StenoGraphcrs. cleri-
Gals, bookkeepers, etc. keene $ Agency, Jo3
9th ave 1852 Murray.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Competent high grade Office help any ca
pacity. 81 William ST. Phone llOI John.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
WANTED
CAPABLE MEN

The fact that make no charge of any
Kind until our applicants are placed must ap-
peal 10 you as beirg eminently fair High
grade men who are ambitious TO better them
selves have everything 10 gain and nothing 10
lose In registering with us. call or write and
We VIII explain
EFFICIENT SERVICE CO. INC. agency.
l5i Nassau ST
AGENTS make big money handling our easily
demonstrated specially. Write for particn
lars. The International Hagen Trading Co. -
Broad st. Suite 737. New York
BE YOUR OWN BOSS-I made $500 weekly
the first year with small mail order bust
ness; began with 81; amy intelligent person
may do the work Send for free booklet
Tells how. Heacock. Lockport. y. Y
FOUR Intelligent choir boys. between the ages
OF 10 and IL. wanted az -. Thomas Church.
9th ave Appb Immediately by letter 10 L.
Tertius Noble ! West I'D st.
HIGH GRADE OFFICE. executive. clerical
technical and sales positions open; travel
ling auditor tpubllshing) 500 accountant
Cpublicl. $40; bookkeeper and shipping clerk
$50. bill clerk S12. assistant manager
tFrench. German), $50. engineer (cOncretet.
$50. outside man obankb. S25: bookkeeper
ana stcnographer. $50; cost accountant Dos
toni 800. salesman builders hardware.
$40 Call or write Mshill Agency Flatron
building.
LARGE Canadian mail order house wants
men everywhere in the United States to
sHo" Samples. VII. pay NlJ weekly, position
permanent Dominion Grocery Co. Windsor.
Ontario, Canada.
LIVE AGENTS make from sl5 to 800 weekly
selling our speciality. Big demand. Sue
cess assured. Write for our proposition.
f.ome Specially Co, Lawrenceville, y. T.
MEN with patentable ideas write Randolph &
% Paient Solicitors, Washington. u. G.
: ALESMAN wanted. knowing architect, state
age. references, experience and salary ex-
pected. l.. J. NJ. Box 40. Tribune Office
WANTED.-Iligh class man "a sell trees.
shrubs, roses. vines, berry bushes. bulbs. etc.
good wages permanent. exclusive territory.
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Rochester. y. Y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
NURSE North German. eNl'flen''-, as
sewer city, country. references, ls,ry Is
$50 Lang 4 Boecherer Company As'"N'
West S3d st. .,,l.
NT'RSERY GOVERNHsss Young trenen
excellent city references. WAGES, y, ga
trial Association. IL West 4-d 81 l'
Bryant ~.
SMART young Irish girl. willing 20 oe ~.
prefers waiting and chambet~ ORR 90.
SIS Miss Sheas Agency. 50 Past -
VISITING COVERINGS. French; u,loS,s
musician: with refined family. Nine ~
Nerdler 2ls5 Broadway -
WAITRESS CHAMBERLAIN or hsni 20 A
work: take care OF grown children, NoI" "a
ZEALAND protestant Domestic Exchange. ~
Columbus ave. Tel schuyler 9i36
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAiD-Nef -
Finnish girl good waitress: best i ~, .s1
Jusslla Agency. SO Lexington ave. Tel w
Plaza =
WORKING HOUSEH EEPER Refined NJ,
lear: do entire work but laundry, "w,ss
cook. $50: 20 anyN here. best references
Shes's Agency 30 East aga 81
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Female
FAR MS

CAQMC Private estates supplied with
~" VIC beJt help. References carefully
Investigated - years established. Twins
Agency. - VEST llth -.
COLORED sEAMsTREss. - Neat. reliable;
good reference: 81 - day Address
Browns uey 343 vest 4ith St
VpHDIS'. RPS . wants work; curtains couch
COZ ers. etc 81 day or at home; American:
references 4 Is Tribune Harlem Branch 263
West 'ejth r
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Handball. which seemed for time IN a
fair. way to be forgotten by every one
except fat men and prize fighters in train
ing. may come into its own again as an
intercollegiate sport
Yale has sent a challenge 10 Princeton
for n match early next month. Before
accepting the invitation, Princeton VIII
hold a tournament to try out material
If enough quick footed, hard handed men
are unearthed. the match Will be ar
ranged No intercollegiate handball
match has been played for many years.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER. VALET -Swiss good appearance
thoroughi, experienced excellent refer
ences. c.ti ~ OUT "a. Industrial Associa-
tlon. ~ West a 81. phone $40 Bryant.
BUTLER second or useful butler-valet:
tall neat. sobs- Swede: also English and
German. perfectly reliable. best references.
Osttrhergs Agency. 7lJ Lexington ave. Tel.
Plaza 2ji.
GARDENER and FLORIST. az manager on
eentlemans private place. highly experienced
grower OF pot plants all kinds OF cut flowers
under glass and outdoors. vegetables. mush-
rooms and celery for winter, will make your
place raw. occupied present position eighteen
wears: married: two boys 10 and years OF
age. best references. II. ". Hefiie. Belvidere.
y. j.
GARDENER and FLoRlsT.-Marrled: on gem
fleman's country place with farm: will send
produce &C. city In winter. wife Will take care
Of chickens and is excellent butter maker;
higher, recommendations. Address c. F.. Trib-
une once
OUSEMAN.-Strong Young German. not
afraid Of hard work. excellent references.
S2J: city, country. Industrial Association.
II West iad ST Phone $40 Bryant.
SITUATION WANTED by man and Wife as
working foreman, practical farmer. -
years experience. Pennsylvania Germans
Address H. IL. Box las. Tribune Uptown
once, 1884 Broadway.
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DIRE SSM AklNG.

EEsSMAKER. Good draper nttssy, ~
claltv girls dresses IhurstOn, 81
ington ave, one fight. rear.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER wanted f5r a well estao. sh,l 80
business. not MUGS cash feQtt'''
2G5 Main ST.. orange, y. J.
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FOR SALE,

TWO white Chinchilla Persian kittens: Tals
and female call all week. Mrs. Gallagher.
IA Fast 1890 st, cor. 81. AIMS ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-01

Now that each team in the Intercol-
legiate Swimming and Water Polo League
has been I'm at least one meet, 1t becomes
possible TO make an estimate of the rela-
tive strength of the teams in water
sports Some Of the best swimmers are
freshmen Princeton is under a handicap
in this respect. as it is the only member
, of the league which prohibits first year
men from competing.
In the hfty-yard swim the probable
winner Of the intercollegiate champion
ship is Schate. freshman at Yale. He
has made 0:26 fiat several times. OSulli-
van. Of Princeton. and Summers and
Mayer. of Yale. have each made O26 20.
McGrath. Of G. &. y. Y. has done O:2i.
Cross. OF Princeton. is the favorte in
the 100 and the 300 yard swims. He has
record of 50 3-5 seconds at the shorter dis
lance. Roberts and Mari, of Yale. follow.
with 81 and So seconds. respectively. AT
30 yards Crosss best mark is 2:36 10
This is seconds better than any one else
I'm the league has been credited with.
Shyrock, of Pennsylvania. has made 2:i5
Yale leads at fancy diving with Mac
Gregor and McAleenan Evans. fresh
man at Pennsylvania, is next.
Shoemaker of Pennsylvania, has the
plunge record of 70 feet. but is ineligible
at present If he is unable to compete
Robinson. Of Princeton. VINO has covered
III feet. should be dangerous. For the
relay race Yale seems TO have by far the
best team
Princeton which ran up a score of %
TO o against c. c. \. y, is the favorte
i'm water polo.
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PERSONAL

WANTED Any information leading - "
whereabouts OF Eliza Coulson. n hfins' -
near The CITY Of New YORK about forty yesfs
ago Mrlle 20 George Rale. scales M----. -
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

UNITED STATES and foreign patents pro-
cured and sold. odvice free; highest refer
,,ces Booklet Singer & Jackson. Patent
hr.crnevs 40 N"ftau 81.
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FACE AND SCALP MASSAGE, Also MAN
touring: will call al ladies residences {
VOEGTLIN 40 West Goth 81
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DETECTIVES.
ENVELOPES AND PAPER.

PEST QUALITY BUSINESS ENvELoPEs
200 zoe: single 100, SC. Typewritins Pa
nor. 200 sheets. &c. up. Fine Carbon Paper.
. sheets. IOc. II. LESSER, y trifon street
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IEWElRY REPAlRlNG.

OLD JEWELRY remodeiled 20 look Ike new.
81 Nassau ST.
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LAWYERS.
ADVICE. CONSULTATIONS TREf.

b, -cputable lawyer. II years experience.
socialist IN matrimonial matters. stricily con
ndential. accidents, firms incorporated a.
r.'unts collected. wills drawn. notary public.
no ,harge made unless successful tali -
write F. EICHNER. Rooms lsl@-lslh - ".
4ad IT.: oper evenings until o clock.
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FAC-SIMILE LETTERS.

IMITATION typewriter letters. zoe sse;
400. 81 10. II. NJ. KERRY. Beekmsn Ct.
Cortlaudt-JO22.
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS
MISCEllAN EOUS.

METZ & WEISS OIL Engines operate on k.re-
sene. fuel and crude oils. i2s Mott ST. .. !.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
STORAGE AND MOVING.

NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO. Iss.o
57th ST. storage. moving, packing. snp-
ping: automobile or padded horse Vans, e,v
or Country. moderate rates. Tel $3.50 Pisss
DAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. ~ iNss
Storage, moving. packing. snipS..i
safes and p,cnos moved. Tel lf-o'en.e
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Ml|PORTs SHOW AN
IMMENSE DECREASE / |:


..s New York, Aug. 20. Customs house
reports show that imports since the
beginning Of the European war have
decreased immensely. Imports fol
the week Of July. Is were more than
$3,OOO,09O above the figures for the
week Of Aug. $, the last to be com
piled: It is said that complete IRE
ports for August will show a heavy
falling off in imports, but increases
are expected in September, when
ships are released for commerce.
a sharp falling of Of imports be.
tween the weeks OF July. Is and Aug.
- is shown IL ten or twelve com
modities. Whisky and champagne ad-
vanced. Sugar, wooden goods, beef,
silks. precious stones, automobiles,
machinery, photo films, beer and still
wines were the commodities that
showed large decreases, all due to the
lack OF ships. ~ 4 Is +
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Comforting Words
Many Bemidji Household Will Find
VI. Them So.

| & Z. I. Ht41 ~. ! ~ 4
TO have the pains and aches of !
bad back removed TO be entirely
free from annoying. dangerous uri-
nary disorders, is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. The fol-
lowing advice Of one who has SUI
(fered willaproye conf rttng words 70
hundreds OF Bemidji readers.
Mrs ]. Blonde, 3O6 Third St., Be-
midi, Mimi, says s'My back ached so
severely that I Aouldn't rest well at
night. It was hard Tor: me to. turn
over Or; change my position. Beliey.
Ing that the trouble was caused by
some disorder Of my kidneys /. was
led to try Doan's Kidney PILLS. pro-
cured at 9Barker's Drug Store, as one
Of my people had been cured OF kid
ney complaint by them. They brought
me quick relief and soon removed the
pain in my back. They also streng.
th he ed my Kidneys and | have fell
we'll ever since >ss.> '>., ! = ~
Price SOC, ct all dealers. Don't
simply ask for 2 kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney, Pills--the same that
Mrs " Blonde had. Foster-MilbuL-.,nuI
GO. Props, Buffalo. n. @Y.-Ad.. :. 9 = :
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GERMANS t NOW NJ v HOLD I i. ].
THIRD OF BELGIUM
s's#E,-...-.. -''-'

London, Aug. 21.-It is difhcult from
! the belated dispatches to reconstruct
the line of the German advance into
Belgium. Although undoubtedly the
Germans are steadily advancing with
Z mighty force. their line sof battle,
well supported, is mostly in an enor-
nous half circle, extending from Diest
through Aerschot, and Louvain, swing
Ing down between Wavre, and Water
, loo, including Quatre Bras, all in the
province Of Brabant, and round in the
neighborhood Of Namur,A in the prov
ance of Namur. Sg<AE& G;J.S{4 s. &
~ This would make Brussels the cen
ter objective Of this advance. It is as
sumed the Germans are also in con-
troll to- the north in. the province Of
AdNers for the purpose Of attempting
tho Familiar thanking movement Of
the aaaies' left, -"--,'-'' 49,. ...
= They have ,oyerrun the province of
4iemberlig and rone-third of Belgium,
On the French frontier all is Sconjec.
thfe at this hour as to what Is going
q. itblt it d. assumed that the Frsnch
y: ~ ness tp2a a9!a!ae tns al1 oHp e'n IL
.t;ssI IL = Il st~-1 z.
1wsnty.''ve. 1IheNYa.a as.. Register Wsth
London Police. : :,
I London, Aug. 20.-Twenty.five thou.
sand ! Germans have Registered With
The poaee of the London district to
date. r 4anee. numbers 4yof Germans
still remain in the provinces. 's"'S
~~The German relief committee is Civ
ing SOUP to thousands, most OF whom
are forced to sleep in the, park Or, at
lodging houses. Thousands Of others
are living in the warehouses;. ~ EIGI
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a few applications of Sage Tea and
Sulphur brings back its vigor,
color, gloss and thickness

Common garden sage brewed int
heavy tea with sulphur and alcp,-sssss!!
added will turn gray, streaked and fa,i.u
hair beautifully dark and luxuriant, E
move every bit Of dandruff, stop se2lp
itching and falling hair. Just; a few
applications will, prove a revelation if
your hair is fading, gray or dry, scrag-
CIV and thin. Mixing the, Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home, though, is
troublesome. An easier way is to get the,
ready:t0-use tonic, costing about SO cents
q large bottle at drug stores, known az;
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem.
edy," thus avoiding a lot of muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not.
sinful, we all desire to retain our youth
full appearance and attractiveness By
darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur, no one can tell, because it.
does il eo:naturelly, 50 evenly: You just,
dampen q sponge or soft brush with it.
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at = tine, BY morning
AL gray hairs have. disappeared, and,
att4r another application Of two, your
f&ni1 becomes boautifully dark, glossy.
soft and 1nxtriaht. . tzao 49, vel,
3fTai.,iaavtf~g9 TT o. -----.-- u
p}Ona nr w~nfa-onA h>y1 .>-s -
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Russians RepuIse Austrians.

London, Aug. 2oThe st. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Reuter-
Telegram company says that a Rus.
sian ofhcial commune alton reports a
repulse of3 Austrian attacks on the
town ct Vladimir, in the soyernment
1T ST y. Ysolhynia, With heavy Austrian cas-
qalties and g renewed German attack
On E lyd * with division s. IN
f tar and ttlhalr'ty-six guns. ss...s
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.LouN|AIN REPORTED i; ? !.
IN EAI'SE:R|'S HANDS I 4 IDS
Invaders Storm lntTenched Pc.
sitiQns' and Sustain. ::
...... ! Heavy lean I. losses is $


i to the Star from Brussels says J.
+ the German occupation of !.
i. Brussels is imminent. s'~' +
f. The burgomaster of the Bel j.
! gian capital has ordered the !.
4 civic guard to disarm. Y. !.
+ |t E'. = >%| !.
-. + !. + + !. T. j. !. i. 81 j. j.
london, Aug. 21-The combined
German armies of the Meuse and
the first army of the Moselle are
attacking the allied armies near Brus-
sells. Z Ia ~: ~ r.. = =
2hFhe Germans were forced to ad,
vance against strongly intrenched po-
sitions, which are heavily supported
by thousands of pieces of French ar
tillery. The German advance during
the last two days Of fighting has been
very slow, but steady. '.-s+. .:.>.
q Persistent reports that Louvain fell
before the German advance was re-
ceived from Brussels and are accepted
by military experts as to be expected
although the war Office maintains that
the Belgian line there has .withstood
the German attack -. IT.; -. 49,.
Namur is in danger. German in
fantry, with plenty of artillery, has
moved through Dinant to the south of
the strong Belgian Notifications,
while another force in an intrenched
position, near Gembloux is operating
from the north and the city is en-
veloped. - &57a5 %&ss6 ~ I { NJ "a i
:, c2%ss Casualties Are. Enormous.
? The loss has been enormous on both
sides. The bringing into action Of
artillery has added to the slaughter.
The lines fronting the battle scene
are covered with dead and wounded.
So far neither side. has been able to
gather their wounded and the suffer
ing is intense s; '2>1.vS5' - -;
The Belgian war Office; in review
ing the. situation, said the German
troops, on the north side fof the Meuse
have. succeeded in gaining. the ground
to bring them into contact with the
allies, it is, stated. After explaining
that small bodies of Germans have
been unable to5penetrate far into Bel
GUM, the Belgian statement says:
Fighting is proceeding on the
whole front, extending from Basic,
Switzerland, to Diest, Belgium, and in
these numerous contacts the more
the opposing armies, approach each
other the more one must expect to
hear of an advantage on one side and
| a yielding on the other"
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Aberdeen, 8. D., Aug. 2t.-Guy Far
lish. single, . farmer five, miles east
Of Turton, splak county, was slot and
killed by a harvest hand in a dispute
over difference Of 81 in wages.
The murderer stole a horse near
Turton and rode to Raymond, where
he, took g train for: Frankfort. Posses
under Sheriff Hurst are searching the
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BRUSSELS !: Is HOSPITALS
FILLED FL | |: W 4 /
@gFElffI ~ - L -

@ Brussels, Aug. T21.-The war evil
IDENTIFY is rapidly drawing nearer this,
city. Already four. hospitals are filled
with wounded soldiers German aero
planes have beenfse scouting above
the city after shutdown. .gs5s55s = 4 ~
9il German cavalry lis reported fire.
quently5 in the region on the farther
side of the forest of Soignes, J which
tanks this city: This forest is the
point from which the attack is most.
likely to come ii the opinion 81 manys
here andsa network of2trenches has
been stilfU the wood
trenches are occupied by burghers
and a few civil guards. III s. g. b
The forest of Soignes, which is to
the southeast Of Brussels, extends in
the direction Of Wavre, where severe
| fighting has been reported. t4al
Trustworthy. reports have Just been
|reeeived Of an engagement near Char,
|sleroi e is lclaimed 4by the Belgians
that I, 900 Germans were killed in this
battle The censorship here is now 50
strict that no news of the war is go
Hing out Of the city except by 5courieTl
Ii 3 q - ~ =. 49, a.k -
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SULPHUR FOR ECZEMA
APPLIED LIKE COLD CREAM III: STOPS ITCHING
+.225&9& AND DRIES SKIN ERUPTT0Ns RIGHT UP


With the application hold inhmed the
sulphur the itching attend cold
soothing
healing Sul;ng
treatment
itab
of the ski
establishing
smooth ubdueE irritation and heal 81
pharmacy Halter before
sulphur and apply to the irron the a
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Refugees Reach Rotterdam.

Rotterdam, Aug. q. ~ One hundred
and eighty Americans from Germany:
arrived here: None of them was ~ q
serious need Scion spirm, q mine
owner Of Salt Lake City !, is authority
for the statement that the best pos.
sible treatment Is being given Amer
'sieAns dn Germany.
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Pioneer Wents--one-hall cent .,
word cash. ''S>ii' =. ST.
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Pioneer Want Ads Pay.
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Need any help! Try . want ad..'
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~. .tI;,.,& 5Sllsz ~, -s.s- H.. ,2-"ss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-12

receipts are being cleaned up and
market closed last night steady. Wis
consin stock is not all out of the way.
Tho demand for export was but nor
NAL. Prices follow: State. whole milk
held specials, 16c; fresh specials,
15Hc; average, fancy. lax @15c; under
grades, 121k0141zc. Wisconsin daisies,
lax 915hc; twins, 14%@15Ac; State
skins, held specials, 1Sm131zc; fresh,
121s1I2%c: poor to fair, 9@111sc.
EGGS-DemalFd is still for new laid
stock. little of which is coming
Holdings were well cleaned up yes
terday of any stock that would pass
for ordinary use. Meat packers were
buying freely of refrigerator eggs,
and this put the market up lsc. Ex-
ports for the week from this port
nearby stock continues good and
market closed firmer than any day
during the week. Prices: Fresh
gathered, extras, 43Q44c; extra firsts,
41m42c: firsts. 386D40c; seconds, 32D37c;
dirties. No 1, 24GD25c; No. 2, 20@23c;
checks, 22623c. Refrigerators, firsts,
charges paid, 235s&1241ac; seconds,
211s023c. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, fancy, large, 5SQ60c;
hennery browns, 44Q46c; mixed
colors, 36@44c.
LIVE POULTRY-Early yesterday
the trade in the live poultry market
was good as most of the distributors
filled out their short stock quite gen.
orally. There were unloaded IS cars,
with II held on track. Demand was
normal without any change of quo
tations for chickens or fowls. Ducks
were weaker and showed the only
change in the various grades. Prices
follow: Chickens, 121a@14c; fowls,
I mi Az =. old rOocfarzs 101A0. tIlr-
keys, mixed, hens and toms, 14@15c;
ducks. spring, State, 131h@141sc; West
ern 13G131ac; geese, western and
Southern, old, 130131sc; guineas, pair,
50c; pigeons, 25c.
DRESSED POULTRY - Weather
conditions yesterday were better and
the receipts for the week were nor
NAL Trade was only fair. Many OF
| the receivers say 1t is Impossible to
clean up because of the irregularity
of stock. Wherever fowls run heavy
and roasting chickens are plump there
is no trouble to sell that grade of
goods, but only a small proportion OF
the receipts can be classified in these
grades. Some Maryland geese were
on the market yesterday and brought
18c. Western ducks and geese were
slow. Prices follow: Turkeys, Della
ware Maryland, Pennsylvania, State,
21@26c; Western, dry picked, 19d21c;
iced, 15@19c: poor to fair. 12@15c.
Chickens, Western, milk fed, 1S to "a
lbs, 10 to box, 23@25c; corn fed, 200
23c; milk fed. lbs. and over, 17c;
mixed weights, 15@151sc; Philadelphia,
fancy, lbs. each, 23025c; broilers,
20@22c; Michigan, scalded, 4 lbs, 15hc.
Fowls, IL to box, Western, 90 lbs. and
over to dozen. 171hc: dry picked, 8 lbs.
and over, 161zc. Old ROSTERS, 13c.
Squads, prime, white, 10 lbs. to dozen,
81; 8 lbs, SO 50Q$3.75; s lbs, s2.75@s3;
dark, $1.25@$1.50. Guineas, spring, 9
1hs and over nair 666D70c