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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
ZINC co. INCREASES CAPITAL.
shareholder to Receive n %35,.
100000 stock Dividend.

Stockholders of the New Jersey Zinc
Company at u special meeting Yesterday
voted unanimously tn approve the in
crease OF capitalization of the company
from lO,000, 600 to s3j, O00. 900,
The $4,000 900 new stock IL To he
distributed TO stockhold RS as "A $50 per
cent stock dividend. The company's
surplus at the present time is about
S27, 0O0, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
Cent?. Line OF Block

The approximate amount Of the Hen ~
charge, to satisfy winch the above de-
property to he sold, Is Fifteen
thousand nye hundred sud uinetv-thrna
7@-l0o ,siS5sS TO- Dollars, win ir'-r.s,
thereon from the 18TH laH NJ June, 1913.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three uni rCi seventh clcr.
and 81 100 i37>Gb Dollars, 'Vi'h interest
from June 18th, 1915. together with IA.
expenses ~ The sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and water
rates, or other lieu~, which are 10 he a.
lowed to the purchaser ou' ~ N" purchase
nancy, or paid rs the Referee, f. Two ham.
dred sixteen and .S-l0O ,i-lt-6J Dollars
and Interest.
Dated. New York. July .. 1915.
WALTER 4 HlRSCH Referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
ALW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

2 tp.toNlug realty corporations were
g." '''el A. Albany yesterday:
!Hfh avenue, Manhattan capital.
.H. directors. Robert Il. Knowles,
a''' F ] Taylor ana John W, Harris, New
p TORY Really Company Manhattan;
''l. H, $1,000. directors, Jos. Dussani,
a.. r. Dus-ini and J. Jos. Cullen. New
-'u Realty Corporation. Manhattan;
co. 5000, directors, Francis colety,
a AFu.. Sew York city, and ELIZA beth
81 ms. Nc"ifk, y. j.
VIZ TWrnty-iirst street Realty
'''i lion, Manhattan, capital, $500
Margaret VI. killceu, New York
'.nh H,rt1borg and Mary r. Martin.
S.'r Bauer, Queens, capital, 10000
1.. OPT, August Bauer. Brooklyn. Paul
't'f ami Joseph Ferris. queens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

Cornelius u. Kolff has sold for a
silent, a plot 75xlOo. embracing three
lots on Brook or Adelaide avenue, cor
ner OF Fourth street. near Guyon avenue.
lakewood, to w. r. SALISBURY of Man
haitian.
The Wallick property at Arlington.
staten Island, has been sold by Mrs.
Bertha +. Abrams to job Denker of
west New Brighton. NJ. ]. Hughes was
the broker.
F W. Walker has sold a tract of
slNty-seven acres at Huguenot Park.
staten Island. to Charles :. VI. First Of
Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
Il. 4. sOTHERN LEASES HOME.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased for Mrs.
William c.. Fitch the five story Amer
lean basement dwelling at ll3 East
Fortieth street to L.. A. Sothern, the
actor.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
a term of fve years to NJ. Housmann
the three story dwelling at 30 West
120th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
MADISON AVE. ALTERATION.

Plans have been filed by John W. &
Eliot Cross. architects, for making over
the four story and basement private
dwelling on the west side t Madison
avenue - feet north of Forty-eighth
street into a six story building. with
ground moor stores and bachelor apart
ments above, at al estimated cost of
SIS. 900. David Bows is the owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
BRONX FLAT AND DWELLING.

Plans filed yesterday in The Bronx
call for II five story tenement. 50x
SIS. on the east side of creston avenue
2242 feet north Of ls+th street. Gers
mann Lizner. Inc. julius Gersmann.
president, will build 1t from plans by
Moore a Landsiedel, at u cost Of $50, 600.
Eugene Delafield filed plans through
Carlton Van Nalkenberg for a two story
and attic dwelling. S3xis, to he built in
the Riverdale section on the east side
OF Goodridge avenue. 1873 feet south Of
25Oth street, at a cost of $40. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
BROADWAY MOTOR BUILDING.
COrneP ~ Slth -. to he Improved
for Automobile Trade.

On the northwest corner Of Broadway
and Fifty-fourth street a two story
building for storage, sales
rooms and repair shop is to be erected
for the estate OF Richard Is. Ely as
owner. II will be a freproof structure
with "A frontage of Sill feet on Broad
way by s2.2 feet on the street. and ac-
cordins To the estimate OF the archi-
tect. 5. Edison Gage. will cost S2s.5OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Joseph Metzger sold for NJ. STANCES
The three two family houses at 2427 to
9tSl East Fourteenth street, Sleeps
'iad Bay. each on lot 20xi00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

Borough OF The Bronx

PLOT BEGINS $40 from white Plains I'd
at point $50 n Morris Park. az rqns
ii.th 81. Mtg 81. 80 July N'?" 7. ATTY. MouHle
L6TsO "a AMI 'st man Bronx Terrar4w
Henry l. Maus to cha p Ksutz. CalN-
coon. y V. June Is. ATTY. Il J Kali, 81
brook $4,000
+ woerner to cih@s " Born, SSiS Brook
~ mtg 5000; July g. atty knr~man 4
sturm to Gertis Hisipin. Iii e iisth st
mtg $1,000 July l. atty NJ Heller >
CREsToN Az. VS., :9.n 1874 81. 25xlgena
Henry riedjsns to Hans " ioetde, $50
= ltith ST., mtg 1000, July 8 atty,
Williamson & y, 36i Alexander Az 500
SANE Horro1,han "os'"e - = dmHrSS
TTdeaJsnsi nee fre''on "' mtg 500
Eli.loII AZ " : -" : Et .5S e s,hh
s., 5Oxl!5-John J McKenna TO Csciiia
N shell, SsSs oIinyIl,c aE Wts S'invn,
vALENTiNE Az; : ~ +, : i ISa. st.
Frees Cons,n 60, Ing S4:g 80 av' July g;
at.y I"S ~" h"HS ,oo ~,
'itiNoto1nSs ~ rI7sth Il. s6xl6cy
Ered'k Vein to Marshsr,'1 tsSYaJisTs
81 ityT 60. i76 Way, 500
UNION ~ SSs'i,; " nsa sTsNt I" Fr. ok K
Vein. ass 81 AIMS av, mtg $1,000. July
" !; ST 90, l7s Bway.. 500
-, $500; III heins mart lot S9g.
IISsxe Frames II
WR",pp. IN Dome nico Dentini, AS r. lI5th
.siO0
PARK Az, . :, "a 5 1874 ST. 54.Gxl2l6-
SS",n. Rank of Far Rock.w.y to
Angelina Montelione. 1850 Park av. mtg
a. 0Oo July /; atty. T q A. r 60. lT6
49,, '"' si6O
LOT TX blk a93i. tax map-Arihur y
Gieeer!ch. rel, TO Elway %, ~ Maiden
I.n. In1N & ATTY 4 % lIh
AZ " 't.''' sis 900
SANE pRppERTN-Elwsy co TO pitchett
$50 rornn ~ Nassau 81 July g, atty.
lane .,..... ILL.,. 81
>ETSo< AZ iSell n ls:,h ~. Il lON
schroeder to Henry Wsndt,
IL, ~ 9Th -. ,IuIy d. ANY, Henry
Wardt ~ Nassau ST 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
CONNECTICUT ErxL ESTATE FOR

Near kidgeheld state road. home and farm.
lpo acres. nnc large house, telephone, outbuild-
ings. silos, perfect condition, orchards, biz
stream, artrsian vel, long frontage, good
Sound view. accommodate 400 chickens,
equipment, remarkable speculative future. ~
hours out. S.Opn; terms. IMMEDIATE, box lUO
Sun uihce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
SELLS RIDGEFIELD FARM.

John Crawford has sold for 5. z.
Chesebro d stock farm of nearly 900
acres near Ridgeneld, Conn. There is
a larg- house. two silos. numerous out
buildings and a large lake. and the ele-
Naiion, $40 feet, affords exceptional
views.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
ARRIVED IRON NEW YORK

s. HelliE Olav a. Klrkvall
IS Mae ara, AZ Bordeaux.
- America. a. Naples
So Europa, al Genoa.
= saxon Monarch. At London
= Iu"a d.Ao-'i o." = h.aliar.
s. Narraz Nsett. a, London
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

Fuller 4 ano, exrs
BARRY BROS to Frids Fink ........ 500
RICE, ADAM. to North side Mtg Corpo-
ration 81, 900
scHoRAKE. CATH. to W Beatrice. Ma
MGtHyLiG,AN. joHASNA. to Herman VS." $50
ner 4 ano AZ 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
BUYs PLANDOME HOME.

LEcluse, Washburn & co. have sold
TO August Jansen a new ten room
stucco and hollow tile residence on a
pot of o~ne-quarter of an acre at
Planaome to X. Thompson Of Man
haitian,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. W :. whole front between
Manhattan 1t and l2sth st-Llrkin
Lumber Co asst Mary pinkney 81 a.
June 4, 1919 si57 81?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
ISLAND REAL ESTATE roK .ALy
A SPLENDID CHANCE

Must dispose II my pretty bungalow.
committing distance. Also -four water
front lots. Rathing, boating and fishing
No brokers ADDRESS II ArF-
lItu Greeley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN PM AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AN' AM
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AN AM An
SandyHk 10 10 Gov.lsi. II p He'll Gate 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

wAsHlNGTON July 7.-Army orders is.
sued:
capt + = Hopkins, Fret Field Art!.-
',ry. detailed =" signal Corps, Woe ttpt.
II 'urr!c, sigma! Corps. assigned to
Flfth Field Artillery
second Lieut. T. ! Hayes. Fourth In
fau'ry, To- West Paint Military Acddemy.
Ntvy orders l,suoit
Rear Admtra J. Il Edwards, 20 retired
,is'
Lieut., I " Smith, from the Utah to
Navy Department
Lieut. u Y MrCdnhl!sh. from the Nir-
ginld 20 NuNN Department
Lieut. NJ !" Hrrsey, fran the Florida 10
Navy department
iieut q Il strickland to the Vermont
Ensign \. II Adioms, from the Wash.
iugtoN 10 the Mavhias.
Es-isn +. T. Reynolds, resignation a.
ucptcd,
Passed Assistant surgeon n e. Walton.
from the ohio 10 the Yorktown
Passed Assistant surgeon q. l. Ha',.
from the Yorktown iu the phIu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
D0w ntown.

DIVISION ST, i~l-i3-iB ;. = : i0N5S 5
Louis Winkler and un0 to Meyer VESSEL,
Az W saith ~, July d. pr mtg S55. 600,
Iyrs, q p ., atty, l. T | 4 T 90, 100
Bway. 81, 600
SAME FROpERTN-Sdm me to same, July
:. due AZ per bond atty, same. 90. $40. UoO
SUFFOLK 81, e :, l75 n RiyIngton 81, 2aN
$40. ll6th IT, II :, ESQ G Sth nv, i0N
100 II Bertha Herschmann @, al, eNtr,
10 German savings Bank, $50 Bowery,
Iune l. pr mtg $50, 500 due Mch /, 1890.
u e.; ANY, steiner a 80,
Hni'STiO% ST, n 5, 7e.io " Ave Z. s..X
6S.i-Amalia Rubin to Saml Brooks, 60
Butler ~, Rklyu, July /, pr mtg So, 600,
= yrs. L p e; atty, sami VI Brook ~
H"cy sSo92
9TH 81, ~ ~" ~ w - 1870. sam
81, July .. pr mtg 10000, due July T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

Az. : cor l5sth st. cor store
-Cath + Farrell to Annie Iagat. 7il
Dawson ct, 5 yrs from June l.. 1913,
atty. Z Phillips. 30s Bway...... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
NEW ILR,E, RENL I,rArE ron SALE.

Attractive bargains In modern one FAM
lily houses and choice building lots at pr-
waite sale. a large number from which TO
select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the bust
ness Of two corporations. offers these
properties at about 500 OF former prices
They are located At Grantwood Pslisade,
Mofssmere and Leonia. New Jersey. (op-
rosite Grants Tomb. within twenty-hve
minutes ~ Manhattan.
convince sou that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy free.
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. ID HAIGHT Special Deputy Supt.
Of Banks, care Banking Department 81
broadway. New York CIV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

81 Cymric. from Liverpool.
- BrsZos. from san Juan
= Tivlvcs, from Santiago.
- Zulla. from Maricatbo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 7S'. at l.: 40 y \
Lowest temperature. 81. at 5A NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08


downtown
south Of Fourteenth ST.
RUTGERS pL. "a, $. So " clinton st.
ls'SynMhsur Lar,smGTs; rel 70 Ju Em'y
avs Mitchell 4 NJ a. Val st sii. 900
oivisloS ST: a. sSsS Sak; pis''i?s
5sa@Meyyer' VESSEL lie 10 Louis Winkier, 81
g. attn L"r q r Co. 80 Bway 500
spRiNG ST; ls;, ala 2sSlS'P pxn cspI ri.
mts s2b' 600 a., tru,y q. sttys, II sc
! SGopman. fG~,'cbsmbe,s At $500
Az G, ~. cor is,h a. i"sSsf-sigl.nsnd
Levy 70 Rachel. his. wife. Il r sofa st.
IbI NASSAU s35. 900
itTH sT. eii r. n :. ,c5.s " I'd av. 2S.sx
103S-Dorie Constr co TO Lily Holding
% li5 Bway. all mems, Jn'y l. az;
~
Est sac
F" ,na AZ tio,S 1870, .s,
,sr Az ,oo a., - "a, ,sxso-
Juiniu. & Michael Msisr' exrs. sc.
LOUIS Maier' 70 yaiias Msiet;, 80
~ "a Pa9ss' unnu nens' May 81 Jsss'soo
SANE PRoPERTy-,Juiius Maisr to
WTTra,p Ms,er' ,n% ""N w. Az 81
gay atis' SAM "a U i-xes5
"Am.i,s IL,,nns 10 Ellen sanders.
* sis' ST. May 2'' ATTY ,pioSSVS
-,sr pp"ss ,'.. 'p' n xt6g'syY
ua,. - S'. Re,,,v co las
nnsry hyons 10 cHnmnorT,e Te'n rbos
m,su $500, wy W. 800
-tTu sT III % "a ~ sSx
10 orr IT, "a 80 c,s.c.nt star
49,, cum, EE"tu W. ~ sSs ooo
T,in'o w '"" ~ " al
ssTu sT 900 u "a a. o, siyioo 3
rh,. a 'VSa.S g., - Ci,v.
60 "a aon mig
- oooP Iu,v "at"a sad 300
n.' '"S - "NH' ' sioo
,sT ~ 500 "a an,h "a IN
'',,ooN ,.', ~ -" ,.,,.r
aay ufIitn H'ps,H - "a nno IuIy
,,,y Schrrn, Al rin, g, sl
ioab sT. ibs Y. n :. 40 " al av. S0Nio01i
Bond a. Mort Guarantee CO 10 Louis
5Sa'oo"; ga T. ,gso - ana
- ""' W o. n""'
West Side.
ives, Of finn nv. betv.en Fourteenth
a., ,,o,. .,.,
18Th ST. 3t5 W. n :, S0:s n 9th aN hN
gs9-L J kreshover, Inc, to David
Manner. 3Aj " 2sth street. - part.
mtg $4,000 all liens. July s; attys,
Myers. X s. =. 1876 Bw~ay.........sl 500
59TH ST. $40 W. n :. 200 " Amsterdam
sv. 25xl00,5 lforeclos mtg July a.
samuel Ecker. ref, to Harry hoffman
is r losth st. mtg $4,000, July I:
ats, kh, S.t,A 40 DY. eg0n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

East side.
east OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
7lST ST. n p. ass . Park av, ,0xlO2,2-
Ambrose Realty &C to Mary Lyons. 2tt
riverside Drive, July 8. pr mtg x45,ooo,
due as per bond attys. Thos IL basker.
Vile. 10 Cedar st. ...............:.tS .ooo
l03D ST. II .. 30 " Sd sv. 3oxlooll-
Louis jacobson 20 Bond & Mtg Gusran-
tee Co, lia Remsen st.. Bklyn. july
3, yrs. 5 p q. atty, T q CO.. las
Bway. ssif'VVv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27

phrases which one often heard but never
knew the origin of. In School Days
you hear the music you have heard
whistled on the street, played at par
ties, moving pictures and Coney island
but whose parentage was mystery I'M
til you hear them. They are 1T Takes
a Cop to Cop Girl" rag Picker,
"When School Days Come to Town" Il
Could Love Little Girl Like You,
Mississippi Cabaret" There Amt No
Man in the Noon" 'The Rustic School
House Dance and the fastest novelty,
Carolina and You"
school Days" contains all the ele-
ments implied in the words, musical
comedy pretty melodies, beautiful cos
tunes, lovely and picturesque scenery,
brilliant and dazzling electrical effects,
in fact, one might almost imagine we
were going back to the days of LA
Poupee," the similarity being manifest
in the angelic innocence of the twenty
two juvenile artists that make this play
such wonderful success There is new
er dull minute from curtain rise to
curtain fall, but one continual spasm
Of fun, laughter and jollifica tion.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27
RANDOLPH

J. J. Stimets left on Tuesday for Pots
dam, N. ", to attend the funeral of his
mother, whose death occurred in New
Haven, Conn, and whose remains were
taken to Potsdam for interment. 1t is
understood that the deceased left three
sons and two daughters.
| Miss Jessie Chedel returned from a
three weeks visit in Woodstock and
vicinity Tuesday, and is at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Chedel,
for the present.
Elmer Patch of East Granville, who
has been at the sanatorium for an opera
tion for appendicitis, was able to leave
there on Tuesday and went to his home
in East Granville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Fielders came from
Roxbury Tuesday for short stay with
Mrs. Fielders' mother, Mrs. J. ID. La
port, and left for home that night.
Mrs. Rogers former resident, but
now of Chelsea, was in town on Tues
day for a short stay, and may decide
to return here for residence on a farm
nearby.
The encouraging news of the improve.
ment in the condition of Miss Doris
Rogers, who has been critically i'll with
pneumonia, was received here on Tues.
day, and her many friends are much
pleased with the change in her condi-
ton.
Miss Eiida Sansprs, who is now taking
a vacation from the market of w. IT,
Pelton, will go this week to visit her
father at Bethel, and friends at South
Royalton, after which she expects TO
go to Worcester, Mass, where she viii
pass some time with an aunt, Mrs. John
Reed, and daughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
OFFERS SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY

NO. 2s7--FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; ar
extra good proposition TO consider ll6-acrs
farm In fine state Of Civilizations small amount
Of hand moving small fruit orchard soft anc
hard wood, enough for place; farm will keer
rs cows plenty OF barn space, 10 stanchions
silo and ehiekenhouse; house consists OF I
rooms buildings all in good condition.
miles to a nice large village; the personal
property can be bought at right price; this
farm may be exchanged for a small place with
a little land price only $l,700; don't miss
this opportunity in the way OF bargain.
26ltf
NO. 2Ss-FoR SALE, nice cottage house
located on Orange street, a few steps from
the carline frontage of 70 feet, with depth
Of 100 feet this house Is thoroughly equipped
with all the latest improvements house con-
sists of rooms aside from halls and pantry
house is finished in extra good shape electric
lighted furnace heated. bath, set tubs, hot and
cold water, sewer and gas connections this
property can be bought very reasonably; let
us show you this one, 26ltf
NO. 2S9--FOR SALE-Two-tenement house
located on Merchant street 10 minutes walk
to carline and business section; rooms to
tenement; this would make a good money
proposition, in renting both tenements or
renting one and living in the other this can
be bought very cheap and easy payments
made. 26ltf
We deal in all kinds of real estate, such
as farms, personal properties, saw-mills and
timber tracts II you ate thinking of buying,
selling or exchanging properties, we would be
pleased to assist you in doing 50.
J. ]. DASHNER. Real Estate Agent,
Successor of the Smith g. Dashner Real Estate
Agents
Rooms 8, 9, 10, Howlsnd-Cave Bldg,
Barre City, yt.--Tel. Con.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27
THREE HORSES

TWO HOGS AND 40 TO 50 HENS;
2-horse farm wagon; l light or 2
horse farm wagon; 2 buggies; 2-horse
traverse sled; bob sled; pung sleighs; 2
light sleighs; moving machine; horse
rake and hay tedder; plowsi harrows
and cultivators; pair double work har-
nesses; 2 driving harnesses; hand cart,
grind stone, full set of blacksmith
tools; all small farm tools, such as
chains, shovels, forks, hoes, rakes, even
ers, whifletrees, bars, etc.
CRoPS-I5 tons of hay, quantity of
straw, rs blu. of oats, 10 bu. Of potatoes,
and some other property not mentioned.
Everything to be closed out, regardless
of the price. No reserve or limit.
Sale positive, regardless of weather
conditions. Hot coffee and lunch at noon.
Terms at time of sale.
OLSON BROTHERS, Owners.
c. f. SMITH, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27
BETHEL

Anti Miettinen has moved from I
L.. Blaisdell's tenement 20 one end Of tn
I.avere house on North Main street
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Haekett, VIII
have been visiting here, returned yes
ierday 10 Clarenoni, n. H., taking viii
them, Mrs. Hackett's daughter, Bertha
who has boarded several months Al
Aha Drafts. Mrs. Hackett j. know
here a. Mrs. Kate Fesrn and was mar
ried 20 Mr.. Hackett last October.
About one hundred persons saw th'
races az Blue Hill lake Saturday after
noon. when r. q. Mclntwre's mike H.
won easily with George Jerd's "PuE
zle1 from Randolph second, and Gcorg'
Panton's syllable drawn after the see
ond heat. This was II the 2;20 race. In
the 30 class. &. A. Cady's Lady Grey
had an easy workout with q w Ma.
has sChauncey NJ The FIRST and see
end prizes IN each clsss were blankets
and the third prize, whips. Judges Z,
b. Wright. Dr.. q A Best, Geraid ste.
rcns. Starter. p. $. Putnam The time
for the halt mile in the 2s20 raoe was
isU7it. ls0T and .0si in the q 30 class.
1913. iil7 and lsiI.
Miss Mildred Shaw has teen visiting
Miss Dorothy Cady 10 Burlington.
Mrs Ada Powers ard George Powers
have been visiting a Edward Maaia :
r. WASTE River Hunctlor
Anthony CroFsu b. employed 80 Al
bot & CadF's turinz stoek taking
w. G. Cforf hss returned frsru
imsness TRIP 81 Cleveland End NtH
York.
Mis- Ciau ssntsf ~ West Hartford
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Butter Prices Weak and Prices Likely to
Lower.

Boston, Jan. 27.-The local butter
market continues weak, despite firmei
tendency in the outside markets. fur
Their reduction of 1se a pound being
noted in local prices. The explanation
is that local buyers still lack confidence
in the market at its present level and are
not disposed to buy ahead of their actual
needs, while receipts of fresh butter are
running heavy for the time of the year.
In fact, a clearance of these goods is
impossible, save at concessions from re-
cent prices, and the weakness of the
market in that direction naturally ex-
tends to storage goods, since to appeal
10 buyers they must be offered at dis
count from the prices Of fresh goods.
Large receipts of fresh butter are ex.
planned by the fact that the demand for
raw cream is much below normal and
the surplus going into butter. Then,
again, makers of condensed milk are
staggering under heavy accumulation,
due TO the cutting off of export business
by the war, and much milk that ordi-
narily would go to this purpose is find
ing its way to the creameries. Local
cold storage stocks are only about 5000
packages less than they were year ago,
and last year more than $4,000 packages
were carried over into the new season.
The lack of strength is hardly to be
wondered at, in view of these eondi-
tons.
The cheese market still reflects the
strength Of the Liverpool market and
good export inquiry. Eggs hold steady
at the recent levels in the lack of large
receipts and because of the cold and win
try weather in the West, which it is fig
ured win mean light receipts from that
region for a time.
Jobbing quotations;
Butter-Fancy northern creamery, tubs
33Hz634c, boxes 34M @35c, prints 35@
35Ac, fancy western creamery 33@ 33kc,
fancy storage creamery 33@33kc, good
to choice creamery 3l@32c, fair to good
3Od3lc.
Cheese-Twins. fancy l7@l7hc fair
20 good l5@l6c, young America l7@
l7Kc.
Eggs-Faney hennery 43@44c, choice |
eastern 4O@4lc, fresh western extras 40
@4lc, prime frsts 39640c, firsts 3sa 1
zoe. storage extras 29@slc, firsts 27a |
CSC.