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The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-21

Mrs. Frank P. Wood. Box IS, R. r. D. ?, Morrill,, Me, writes Foley Kidney Pills helped me so much. NY husband also has received much bene- fit from them. He was so lame ne could not stoop over and now lie fceis no pain" Lame back, sore muscles stiff joints, rheumatic aches and pans are quickly conquered by Foley kG- ney Pills. Don't neglect your KG- neys nor mistake symptoms of over, worked or disordered kidneys for the slowing up" of age. Sold every, where.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-21

FOR SALE-Six thoroughbred Pol and China pigs. Eugene Garner, t
The Prescott daily news., 1918-08-21

to the hange ing a into ivery. C was ton & n this
 have lbject goods in the te of sirous enant
 ng at lg de- rnOon vered
 m. to 7.
 f this 1918 0 and lg for
 large public been to re- e two
 read lge in
 s this
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18

AR and Mrs. John Mahan spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Tom Roper
near Haiiewell.-Mr T. A. Brock and
little dauehfer. Mildred. are in Union
city this week-D0c Jones sold his
farm 90 Mr Taylor. of Fulton. who
viii move his family here this week.
Mr. Jones win occupy Ed Roberts
home-Mrs L. r. RQslerson has been
visiting her sister Mrs Gordon Rice.
at Bardwell this veek-Mrs Frank
Crostie and family 4 spent Saturday
and sunday with Relatives in Union
city. BURGERS broke into Lanes store
Monday night but II is thought they
got scared and left without taking
anything BlO0dhounds were sent for
but failed ID take up the trail-Mr.
and Mrs Gus Graham. of Nicksburg
Miss. are visiting Mrs Jennie Morris
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Ms Joe Mangrum Tuesday afternoon.
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18
BIG BARN BURNS.
ihree Muie- and Considerable Feed
Burn Win Barn

a DIG barn belonging to F ~ Mad
doN on Whar i- known as rl. -.la
Maddox place. aas DESTROYED lr rr.
Friaat night together ri-h rhr... b..a
OF hnr mules. l00 BARRELS off corn Pen
Toms "t my wagu- trmne .mn.a.
meht~ rt.. euaIn- Iu-- .f m.-
thuu siotn With omy $500 insurance.
Just hpw the arr started Ia. r.-
knoWu. bur there s -.od reason ro i...
heve DO was eft moiularv origin r.
J.. iiarsruve. who lives ZOO fna ni...
says he was at tl- BARN SOME .u min.
utc~ before thr Hre was dis.8rc-..
'ahout $500 peIoekI and There w..
nothing wrong ~ that tmr Th. rar.
from the h.uze uas s.-u short time
aftcrwHri uul fh. fr. hai .u-h he.d
way tlat if Na- impossible to ret ODD.
mules ouf 'r save anything This uas
an oId barn. erected before tie war
tut o. -ooI oae. made of better lrm.
Deer thHu rHe average r..Iieuc. of -a-
day
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18
rAkE II II TINE.
Just a. ~core> Of Hickman People
Have

Waiting dut-ur paF
Dr. yos neglect sidurr iacsarlr.
Urinary troubles often follow.
Deans Kidney Pills are for kidney
hackaehe aud for other hiduey ills.
Hickman citizens endorse thrn.
Mrs Cora Guhric. 90i Broadway
Hickman. Says q nscd Dnns Kid
ney Pills when ms Aiaheys were out
% order suI nheu. ms back paincd
The trouble think was caused by
catching cold aud orcrworhing about
the HOUSE Whom I was troubled in
this way Doau's Kidney Pills gave
ne quick relief = know they are a
good reliable medicine and worthy Of
praise
Price G0c. az All dealers. Don't
up.y ASS fpr sidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pi.is-the same that
Mrs. Guthrie had Foster -Milburn
Co Mfsrs Buffalo. y. 4. adv
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18
FRED BONDURANT VOLUNTEERS

Fred Bondurant. Of tho grocery firm
II Bondurant Bros, took advantage Of
the opportunity 20 volunteer as one OF
the three men u go from this county
70 IndianapollH Ind, 70 take a special
course in ipcchanical training. Their
duty. as Ne understand it. will be 20
keep IN repair the army cars. trucks
and fhe like
Fred left Sunday night. together
with r. T Bel and Dudley Brann. Of
Fulton.
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18

Leslie c. George went to East
Prairie. No, on business Saturday.
Coal minesy in many sections are
closing down because OF lack of cars
and both rehuced production and IN
employment have resehed such Sc
rious stage that Fuel Administration
officials are alarmed Drastic steps TO
keep the Ibipes supplied with cars are
urged.
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18
LIBERTY LOAN SUNDAY

Next Sunday has been designated a.
Liberty Loan sunday and every pastor
Of the land viii be asked 20 preach a
least one Liberty Loan sermon. as a
patriotic duty. our local pastors VIII.
OF course, comply with the request.
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18

Missing: From \. ~ Rips place, ?
pond scrapers. wire sttetdiers. stump
puller. 1-horse ployt. = Reported to
me as belonging 10 the estate. but /
can't find them. Rewsrd for their re-
turn.-Jesse McSeIll, Admr 1c
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18

Judge F. 5 Moore and County Atty.
Dee l. Mcneil motored to Paducah,
Monday 10 attend Federal Court
The Hickman courier., 1918-04-18

Because Of its tonic Jsnd laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QClEI,sE Is better than ordinary
Quiuirc and does not cause NERVOUSNESS nor
ringing IL head Remember the full name and
look fer TIE signature Of <. ". GROVE Sc
The sun., 1918-11-18

ll5sx2slxl1s,2, 5 sty tint and strs-TJ n
suydam, trstc, agt Morris Lazarus et al I;
@ W Bllis attyi due. 'as,72s.l7; taxes,
BY Samuel Marx.
18th ST. ia w, =. 26?.6 W Lenox av.
27llx9sii. 8 sty tnt--,Iacob Breen agt
J Joseph ct al; GreenborE & T.. attys;
due, !5,2lo.sj, taxes, Sc, s7lSs7. hrst
BY Charles A. Berrlan.
18TH ST, . W, =, 1895 9Th av, lax
6f 1xl4 6NSIS sly tint and strs; ll9th
e. ~ W. n ., 1858 W sth av, 1iI7siox
samuel sisklnd ct al; Wells & S, attys
due, fO,ol6l9; taxes, &c, S264sI.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
by Bryan L. Kennedy
JEROME Az, s, 1sS n 165th st. 21.ix
200, to Cromwell av; vol sale.
by Henry Brady.
lOO.Ii, sty biz tnt--Farmers Loan &
Trust Co agt c c Rushby ct al: GeiIer.
Rs H. attys' due, 'io,4ss.1?; taxes. &c,
l29TH ST, 1874 W. = s75 It'll ov, a5x
ALL. sty tnt-Frances Hottie agt p s
56s.SG, taxes, &c, S3So.
BY Joseph +. Day
isT Av. 1885. $, 7S.5 Sad st. s5xsi,s
agt Bozzuni Realty Go ct al: Myers & s.
aitys; due. 3l6,6is.lS: taxes, &c, tsl2.
BY l. J. Phillips & Co.
Isl ST. - II, ; =, 2i4.l @ I'd av, 2O.7N72.lx
o.iX1i6. sty tint and strs-- j Is Selig-
mann aBt Rose Cogut ct al; II II Kohn
Attyi due, SlS36i74; taxes, sc, Sl,2l5 ~
BY Samuel Marx.
PEIL ST, 0. SIS, 100 W Bovery, 25lxsesx
2ShsSi sty int and airs and sty rear
mt w McConihe agt A Jennings
e. AZ Warren McConhe, atty due {l4,-
LAT 32lO THIRD AvENUEI
BY James j. Donovan.
lNTERNAf r AV, 1904. r. 1919 n
10th ~. IhXi00 vacant--M Mutual Life
lns 60 ur' Bronx Maternity Hospital ct
al; = l. Allen, atty: due. $685. a.;
taxes &c, |ll.50
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81
LAT IA VEsEY STREET.
by l. J. Phillips & Co.
slNTY-NINTH ST, 30 w, :, 1s5
columbus av, e0xl005, 5-s:y dwg-wind-
ct al; Alexander 6 G, attys; due, S3T,-
bsllS; taxes, &c, s2,s6A73.
BY Henry Brady.
SEVEN TENTH ST. 1918 w. -. $50 ~
9th av, 5SX92. -sty Blk loft & str bldg
-lAwyers Mort Co sgt 10 West 18th ST
Corp ct al; Cary a. G, attys; due SlD5-
SSSll: taxes. &c. Si.4ll.40
10TH ST, 33s.S E. SIS, 30 W LIST ay. sox
go, 6-sty tint and strs-Cortlandt Saws
Bk agt Loretta Corp ct al; Cary & C.
attys. due, sss,7ls0s. taxes, &c, 81 s3s1i
18TH ST, sI3 w. n s. 5000 Amsterdam
ar, 4.sxss.ll. s-sty dwg-Katerine Rains
The sun., 1918-11-18
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
18th ST, 31s W. n T. SOIL G Riverside
Drive, 2b.6z7l.9x25.6x72.s I sty dwIE-
Stlger agt Frank Bradley ct al; w
s,iser. atty; due. sie,3ai7O; taxes,
BY Henry Brady.
s2D ST, 3S2 Il. s s. s2.s W list av. l76x
b;txlI sxts.e. 4 sty tint and strs--Isa-
bella Hart ast Annie Mynett ct al; sig
mund weohsler atty; due. ss,s7s.f3;
taxes, &C, t32s.05.
lat sos THIRD AvENUE.l
Ry Henry Brady.
UNION Az, 59s, W g. 1868 1isth st.
Sxloo; Sly dwlg-Prank Aplbach ct
al agt Z Butler ct al: Arthur Bell,
atty due, ss.7IsiO; taxes, &C, Ii7s2s,
BY Joseph p. Day.
HALL PLACE, 1850, ses. 77.2sw 18th
g. runs and Q 2sN ask S0II to
lhterNale av sex W S6Sx Sa6 va
cant Grant agt Emma GutHeisch
81 al koehier, atty, due, s3SS5.16,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER H.
lat ~ NEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
CANNON ST 90, =, $50 Broome It,
25NlOo. sty tint and strs-Roman Cath
ole Orphan Asylum agt G ) SchiesnEer
~ al; p II Daily, atty; due, 49,, 373.b0;
taxes, &C, tl.122ss.
story dwlg-C @ klinEer ct al exrs,
agt John Farley et al: II c Birkhahn
atty; due, sl4,o67.65; taxes, Sc. SSl765
1s2D ST. II Z, s. 9iO q 9TH av. 30xs9.Ii,
Bertha Gubin ct al; Alexander & G,
attYs; due Sl5,7S0; taxes, &c. S4S39O.
BY Henry Brady.
MARKET ST, 20, 3, % Henry 81, 25.iI
The sun., 1918-11-18
TO OFFER TOBACCO NOTES.
National City Co. ana Guarant,
Trust Co. to Sell New lame.

The National City Company and the
Guaranty Trust Company Jointly will
oner to-day an issue OF $50, 600, 900 Lig-
gett 4 Myers Tobacco Company three
year 8 per cent. gold notes at 9S, TO yield
about 615 per cent. The new notes will
be dated December /, and will be re-
deemable on any interest date at 1O2 for
me series with two years OF more to run,
lol - for those with one year or more,
ana lol for notes with less than a year
to maturity.
The proceeds OF the issue will provide
funds to reduce the company's current
indebtedness. This financing has been
necessitated partly by the advAr ced cost
OF leaf tobacco and partly by the in
crease In the amount OF inventory car
ried.
The sun., 1918-11-18

sRy; s SSs .sSs 49, ss'g? ,.s s.,oD ,.,g.
10th ST, t6i W, =. $50 e Amsterdam
av. N.iixs0.li, 2 sty dwlg and str and
Chartress ct al; Parsons, q 4 NJ, sttys;
due. S.9e3.43; taxes. &C. i2o0.s0.
BY Joseph p. Day.
i5oTH ST. 463 W, =. 225 . Amsterd m
Az, 25xss, sty dwlg--A II Green aKt
u n Gerety ct al; Parsons, C 4 ".
atiys; due, ts,ossoa; taxes, &c, $500 60.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
18TH st, 900 F. n ., 1910 e Sd sv.
1ssNl00Ii, I sty tnt--C W Cor, trustee.
BEt Kopel Goidhaber ct al; Cadwala d. r.
W 4 T. attys; due, t7,st9i1; taKes, sc.
s460s2
The sun., 1918-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


gNITEp STATES DISTRICT CorRT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA CEMENT COMPANY,
Plaintiff Pa! against BRADLEY CONTRACT.
TO ALL CREDITORS OF, OR CLAIMANTS
AAGAINsT BRADLEY CONTRACTING
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that.
pursuant 20 an order Of the Cni,ed states
I District Court in ana for the Southern Dis-
trtct Of New York, dated and Med the 9Th
day or November. 1918, you are required
to present and ole duly verified written
sts'sms1.S or nTS9ls Of y9Gr Claims against
psrd and George c. DclRcy. the Kaceiyors ~
that company, at their offices. 40. / Madi-
son Avenue. New York cry. on or before
December Is, 1918. and that. as provided
oS said order, no person, corHrtucrShip
I or corporation. asserting any cini1! what
soever against sad Bradley Contracting
! Company, who falls 80 to die such state
( ment or proof on or before the date
named, shall thereafter he permitted 20
/ assert any claim whatsoever against the
/ estate assets Of Bradley CONTRACTING
I COMPANY In the hands Of said Necoivers
or TO share in any distribution Of said
Dated, New York. y Y. November 9Th,
STEPHEN L. HOPKINS. John 8 sEEP-
! pARD and GEORGE ~. pELArY, az
| Receivers Of BRADLEY CONTRACr-
I ING CoMPANf one Madison Avenue.
HuGHEs RorNps. sCHURMAN a
l'N ItTN1 VI BrNadw4v
City, and LEO OPPENHEIMER. so
Wall Street. New York CITY, ATTORNEYS
for Receivers.
PURSUANT TO Az AGREEWETr on
tored INTO on the 2Jth dsy II August. i9l5.
NEW YORK, and FREDERICK COUtiH-
! TRY, l Will soil ON thu .3rd day of No.
ycmoer ls.N, a. 1859 o'eio,N in the fore
Wanamaker. Sew York 7o4 broadway,
CITY, Comfy and state Of Sow lor,, ono
, kuahe Grand Piano as provided IN Sec
tio"s e. and - Of thu Persona, Property
Law.
DANIEL GREENwALp. Auo,loperr.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into tho 24tl DAY OF Jauuar,.
1919, by and between JpHN VASE
MAKER. NEW YORK, and MRS. ANNA
November, 1918, at 1880 o'rlosk in tho
forenoon. IN tn" Har" Department OF John
N"namsker Sew YORK, ,54 Broadway ia
one Mahogany Upright Piano aud stool az
provided IN sections ~ and &C Of tho Per-
DANIEL GlIEENwAI.D. Auct.onppr.
PURSUANT TO An AGREEMENT ,n-
tered into on the 18TH day Of Ms5. 1917,
by and between JOuN WANAMAKEK,
will Sc. on tho cOth day Of &oyemLe.
1915, at 1880 O'Clock In tho forenoon in
the Piano Department of john Wana-
Ctty, County and state Of New York one
Upright Piano ana Bench. as provided in
sections o. and % of tho Personal Prop
bXSiEL GEEENwArn. Auc,oncer.
rIRS ANT TO AZ AGREEMENT en-
be- and S'o %% InT ' oX OF G
SEW YORK, and PERCY u. sEELET,
WI sell on the cara day Of Noyembcr.
tho Piano Department ct John Waua-
maker. Sew YORK. 7ti broadway, in the
GIity' County ana state Of New York, one
tons 10 HUl " OF the Personal Property
The sun., 1918-11-18
BROWN SHOE COMPANY Nc

80 IInuIs, Mo, NONember /, 101R
The Board Of Directors Of tho Brown
shoe COMPANY Inc, at meeting held to-
day declared a dividend OF $3.50 per share
upon the Common stock OF this COMPANY
payable December First. 1915 to common
stock holders % record a. the close of hlsI,
ness Novomoer Twentieth. 1915
NM ERAII. Secretary
The sun., 1918-11-18

biized by Bulgaria under the terms of
the armistice signed on September 80
denounced Bulgarian domination and
asked for a union with Greece.
The sun., 1918-11-18
4. ROLLESTONE. President
OFFTIE OF
FEDERAL MINING A. SNFITISE m

~ broadway. New York city. Nov. Is. lpiS
dividend OF ono and three qua ri, 70
so per cent on the preferred stock OF
this Company has to-day been declared
payable December 18th, 1913. 70 stock
holders OF record at the close of business
on November 18th. 1915
II 4 SLIL.IL
The sun., 1918-11-18
ELECTIoNs AND MEETIS,,,-
NOTICE OF ANNUAL, MEETING or
BROMN SHOE CNMHANH INc

-, DhoNN shOE tOMFANS, INC.
The Annual Meeting OF tho Stocixbolder.
or BROWN SHOE COMPANY, INC. will
os neld on the 2Oth day of November, 1915
at IL O'Clock noon at the Office OF the cor.
poratlon' Miilbrook. Duchess County, New
YORK, Tor the purpose OF electing a board
OF directors. two inspectors to serve at ali
elections Of stockholders during the en-.
suing year, and receiving and acting upon
me reports OF the officers and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
n...., WILLIAM KRAGL. Secretary.
The sun., 1918-11-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CONTINENTAL RET1NING RI

the regular monthly dividend of =. on
he common stock OF the COntincnta! REIN
ing Company Will be paid on December 10
lSIo' IN scrip, to common Rtockholders OF
record on tho books of the company at the
close of business November 30. 1915 Said
scrip Will be convertible at par into common
STOCK on any date prior TO maturity at the
oPtlon OF the holder. II carried TO matu-
ritr the scrip VIII be redeemed by the Com
pany with Interest at tho rate Of 80 per
annum. F
The sun., 1918-11-18

ford aEt Eliz MCGOWAN ct al; speIr 4 u,
stys; due, t9.7iSs2; taxes. &C, t1.2i6.9s
SIXTEENTH ST, $50 W. :. $50 W sth
av, 25x4s 6x25x46.B, 4-sty int A strs--.
Commonwealth Ins Co agt Goldberg 4
Greenberg. Inc, ct al; Middiebrook a. ",
attys; due. S9,ISo.oe: taxes, SC. tSss SO.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "a
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
ny Henry Brady.
iSiST ST, 7s6 W, SIS. 1905 TT Washing
ton nv. 1OOx s.7xiOo 6xiso, s sty apart
nent--J Trowbridge ct al agt Bwsy
~ Washington Corpn ct al, action j :
W F. Clare. atty: due. 3SLss0s9; taxes
tSlST ST, 12s w. = y. 2t0.s . Ft wash
ington aN i0oNl29.SxlO O. 6x1ss7, 6 sty
The sun., 1918-11-18
BuIsars Ask Union With Greece.

SALoNIcA, Nov. ia monster mass
meeting at strumnitza Of soldiers demo-
The sun., 1918-11-18
lated. New York. y Y, November 9Th,

L. HOPKINS. John 8 SEEP-
PARD md GEORGE ~. pELArY, az
Receivers Of BRADLEY CONTRACT
ING COMPANY, one Madison Avenue.
The sun., 1918-11-18

tered INTO on the 2Jth dsy II AUGUST. 1871.
by ana between joins WANANAKEK
TRY, l Will sell ON tho .2rd day of No.
yomber 1918, at 1880 o'clo,k In the fore
noon, IN ~" Piano D' paTim'uf ~ John
Wanamaker, NrN York 7D4 Broadway.
city, County and state Of Sew Gor,, ono
kuahe Grand plinu is provided IN Sec
tlo"s e. and - Of thu Personal Properly
Law.
The sun., 1918-11-18
$20,OOO,OO0
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company

Three Year So Gold Notes
To be Dated December To M..r. D.o
Total to be Authorized present Issued
Interest payable June and December
tlessth
n no with essth
The sun., 1918-11-18

PURSUANT TO An AGREEMENT en-
tered into on. tho 24th day Of January.
1918, by and between join VASE
MAKER. NEW YORK, and MRS. ANNA
GlNsBURG, / VIII eel on tho 80tu day Of
November, 1918, at 1880 o'cloek ia tho
forenoon. in tn" Nar" Department OF John
NanamRker Sew YORK. ,54 Broadway. ia
the Cily. County ana stare Of New York
one Mahoganv Upright Piano aud stool 40
provided IN sections ~ and &C OF tho Per-
sOnHl Property law.
nA y IN ~ E-.N " 4 n A Ia. -......
The sun., 1918-11-18

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA CEMENT COMPANY,
Plaintiff. against BRADLEY CONTRACT.
ING COMPANY. Defendant
The sun., 1918-11-18

HUGHES. ROUNDS. SCHURMAN a
DWIGHT. ~ Broadway Now vork
City, and LEO oPPENHEIMER, 50
for Receivers.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-13
THE TOWN CRIER.
The California State Association

The California State Association
will meet at s o'clock tonight at
the Thomson School. Twelfth and L
streets northwest.
The Catholic .women's War Re-
lief Association will meet tonight
at the War Service Club, 240S X
street northwest.
The Washington Ethical Society
will give a recital at Scottish Rite
Temple, Sixteenth and S streets
northwest, at o'clock this after
noon.
RectOrs' Aid society of All Souls
Church will give a lawn fete at
the church on Chevy Chase Circle
at o'clock this afternoon.
The American Inventors Also-
citation will hear w. F. Dilling. of
Pittsburgh. speak on The Develop
ment of Combustion Engines" at
the Board of Trade rooms in the
Star Building at s o'clock tonight.
Ahavas Zion will meet at s O'Clock
tonight in the Red Room of the
Y. NJ. H. A. DR.. Scheinkin will
speak Members of all Zionist So
cities have been invited.
Kit Carson Post. No. 2, Depart
ment of the Potomac, 6. A. R.. will
meet at s o'clock tonight at 1412
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
The Board Of Representatives Of
the Federal Employees Union will
meet at s o'clock tomorrow night in
Perpetual Building Association
Hall. Eleventh and E streets north
west.
The Rotary Club OF Washington
will hold a meeting at the Column
bia Country Club tomorrow night.
An informal dinner will be served
at $50 o'clock. John Poole is pres
ident of the club.
Secretary of War Baker will ad-
dress the members of the United
Service Club at its headquarters in
Dupont Circle. tomorrow night. The
advisability of changing the name
of the club will be considered.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-13
STREET UNDlSMAYED
BY Won STEMS TALK
Stocks Firm or Strong Following.
Days Occurrences.
By BRoApAN WALL.

New York. June 1z.-Prices in to-
days stock market reflected the ex-
istence of an excellent technical po-
sition and further served to ex-
press Wall Streets utter disbelief
in the present situation in France as
described in the German Reichstag
by Won Stein, Prussia's minister of
war, This authority according to
Berlin adyices. stated that "a great
part of the French army has been
beaten" and that the SPECIALIZED
Foch reserve army no longer ex-
lists"
The get-together in the forenoon
Of leading local@bankers and mem
bers of the War Finance Board was
interpreted as a constructive factor
OF moment in that an actual demon
stration was given that big business
and the government are amicably
threshing out their differences. Per-
haps a still broader expression or
the latter fact is the spirit underly-
ing the hearings on taxation now
going on before the Ways and Means
Committee of the House in Wash
ington. Reports of the proceedings
indicate the committee Is aware full
ly OIL tue luIluidL6 ASSOClatlOu OF the
proposed revenue legislation and the
whole financial structure of the
country.
Through the whole session stocks
were firm or strong. Up to mid
afternoon U. s. Steel was the mar
ket bell-wether, but when steel began
to lag Reading was taken up and
at 20 closd within an eighth of the
days best. The tobacco group was
perhaps the feature.
Copper issues. with Anaconda. In
spiration and Kennecott most active,
made 4 further response to the be-
lief that price revision upwards in
the metal is likely soon.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
shares, which have been a surprise
to many people since late last week,
arrived at new tops. with the COM
mon selling up to IS SIS, and the pre-
ferred to a record high Of Is II. each
up about hve points since last Sat-
urday. The common sold off more
than a point on local profit taking.
The outside market has been as
founded by a thirty-point rise in
Goodyear Tire and Rubber common.
stock changing hands today at III.
the highest price since October last.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd. June l2-Prioss on the local
ggoduce market today ranged as follows;
BUTTER-Western separator. extra, 4ici
frsts, 42a43c; Western prints, u Id. extra,
i5ai6c; first, i4a45c; Western pgints, / ID. ex-
ira. 44ai5c; frSts, 43a4ic; nearby orsamsry ex-
ira, 40a4lc; firsts, 3sri0c; dntD prints, Mary
land. Pennsylvania and Virginia. extra, 3la32c |:
frsts 3Oa3lc; rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania,
extra, 3ol3lc; rolls. West Virginia. extra, Soc;
rolls Ohio. extra, 3oa3lc; store-packed. Sic,
ne Wig. per dog.. hrsts. SIC; Eastern Shore
MAJ; ,Di Virginia. per doz. frsts. sc;
Western (oL:-N~psr doz. hrsts. SIC; Wsn
Virginia. per doz. E-ots-- ~: Southern ,Csorth
Cardinal, per doz, hrsts. 32a.sc
POTATOES (potAtoes sell by loV Tbs weightl.-
Old. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania,
$ll5al.G; do New York, No. !. sI.l5al.5; do.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, $Looa
10: new, North CarolinA No. I. per ID. S.ooa
40; do. do, No. 2, per Dbl, S25oa30o; do,
Charleston, No. !. per ID, S00ai.S0; do York
river, per Dbl. S.5a3.5; do. RappahannocE,
per Dbl, S.5oa4.Oo; sweets. fancy kiln dried,
GREEN FRUITS AND GARDEN PRO-
DUCTS.-Asparagus, Maryland and Virginia.
No. l. per doz, Sl.s0a2.25; do, do, No. =. per
doz, A.3a1.5O; beans, green, Per blS $l.5la2oo /;
do, wax. PER bas. S.50a2o; do. Norfolk, per
has, S2oOa2.5O; bets, new. per bunch. 3lSc;
backberries, Southern FER at Haze: cabbage,
Norfolk per Dbl, S2.OOa225; do Norfolk, per
crate S.5Oa275: do Eastern sbore, per crate
g 5Oa275; do North Carolina, per crate, $l.75I
as; cherries. nearby, large. red. per ID, Ia
Ac; do, do, white. per ID, 9alOc; do. do.
common sour. per ID. sasc; cnoImbers. Florida.
per basket. sl.Sa225: eggrlsnts. Florida, ncr
crate, Si.OOll5O; grapefruit. Florida, psr box
S20Oa3I5; kale, native. per bus box, 5a30c {;
lettuce, native. per bus box Na50c; do, Nor
folk. per li-bbl has, 2a5Oc; onions. spring, per
100 punches. $IO0a125; do, Texas-Ber1nuda. per
crate. sl.25al 80; peas. Norfolk. per h-bbl has,
81 5Oal.75; do, native, per bus. $.Sa2 10;
peaches, Georgia per carrier. 81 .5Oa20i peppers,
Florida, per crate. S2.25a25C; raspberries. red.
ner pint. l2alIc: rhuhlrh. native. per 100
punches. S2.0Oa3.6G; strawberries. native. per at
lsa25c; do, Eastern Shore Maryland, per at,
l5a22c; do. Eastern Shore Virginia, per at.
I5a22c: tomatoes. Florida, fancy. per crate,
ss.O0a300; do. Mississippi. per crate. sl.5oaLD.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spring. II to
II lbs. per III. 55c; do, under ID. 4Oai5c
do. spring, white leghoTns ID. 40ai5c: do. old
ROSTERS, per Ii, cOa2c; do. old hens. per ID,
sc; ducks. Muscovy and mongrel. ID, 2a26c
do. white Pckins per III. 7a1sc; do. puddle,
ga lbs and over. per ID. 2Ta3Sc; do, smaller,
poor. 2Iazc; pigeons, per pair, old 3Saioc; do,
young S5a40c.