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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

HASH Nrhi..sidas and ,,r..s
No / ON the Per-ymon Farm ir mo
soutbwest corner. OF tho snu,b.,g, ng
I1q-1r-te 4, c,sinp II l1vc f,..t
,.,.,. "a,
me leri'oSi3 -. company Is smut
To"n ~ i'.-- Is't on 'H' u Nc
lh'oNh no. IN ne I"'NeaHt corner
oI ''lS noI,nw - =, or ne ''"'h'aSt OF
'hG spulnNV7t o' a..
,s"n an" ''"''7 30, on 'he
y VIC n'vah ta,,' IN we center OK
We wc-t lnc OF t'' southwest OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
OIL ANDGAS
Leases. Supplies. Production. Etc.

VIII give one-half interest in 100
wonderful chance for oil. We'll TO no
wonderful chance for oil. wei to be
drilling before April 90 Have con-
tractors ready depth 100 feet or
less, sands, within four miles Of
Tulsa. Il. T.. Hammond. Phone i5
or 1873.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

70-acrc lease, 3 miles east OF BAR
tlesville. Oklahoma; two wells pro,
ducing about 3 barrels per day;
shallow snud; tankngc. power, etc
Price right for quick sale. Address
B-66, care World.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

drilling at 500 feet on the j Nc
ln'osh Ne ! IN tia northeast corner
ot .9-l5-lS
The Lucky Sta.e OH company Is
drilling at ll'0 re't on the a. noyla
no, i1 the scuthWcg, corner OF tho
northwest of the northwest OF "a
1916
The Conev Ri,er Gss company Is
tshlnS at l.o6u tset an the $. Frank
llng farm la tho southeast corner 1t
the pprtheast OF J2.1a lt,
STONEBIUfF 49, Tho Bell on
a Gas company Is shut down at
LIS feet on tho = Barnett No. Z
IN the center OF the east Tine of th'
southwest Of the southeast OF y
lG-lG
The pRckhawk Petrolsum com
pany is shut down at lJlo feet oD
the VI N1nn No , I'm the center of
the west line OF the southeast OF the
'onthclSt Of 0-lb-l5.
y r.. Stchhius 80 on the Nor
risou farm in the southwest corner
OF the northwest OF 9-lG-ia is shut
down at l,4i6 feet
Robinson and others have spudd"d
the NJ. Ice No. I In the southraA'
corner OF the southwest OF the south.
west OF 2T-lG-1D.
The Livingston Oil company Is
drilling ut i52a feet ON thc J..
Grayson flrm SO. - the center
Of the south lur OF Ae southeast
OF the northwest of a0-IG-l5,
In the center Of the west line OF
he northeast OF the southeast OF
3o-l6-lJ the Harris ana others No.
2 ON the q. Grayson farm Is drilling
70 1850 fcot
Tho as on company has a rig M
for Rowe No In the Centcr of
the north line of the northwest of
tho northwest OF 31-lG 10. No. 3
Rowe In the northwest Of the north
west is filling NJ eco feet
Whitesides and others No on
the II. Fisher farm in tho southeast
corner OF the southwest OF the south
west OF 3l-16-l5 is drilling at ll25
feet No. In the southwest corner
OF the northwest OF the southwest
IL a rig.
Gobl@s No. on the r. Ashury
farm In the northwest corner OF SO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

NOWATA COMPETITIONS - The
w. !; Barr No. 13on his Zee in tho
northwest NJ the southwest OF IL
26-if is good for 20 barrels.
The Biz 500 on company has com =
pleied sit No. l on the H. Greer farm
IN the northeast OF the southwest OF
S6.2h-l6 and II Is iry hole.
The MuddY Cree OH company No.
2 on the J. r. Nichols farm Ia n g.
barrel Wen II is IN the northeast Of
.tho northeast or a6-25-1G. No. 2 Is
also S-harrcl ven.
The Midland Refiuing company
has " 5-barrel pumpcr In It's No. 7
on the j S,sWoodprd farm IN the
southeast cf the sou. invest or 4-26-tl
The G.. {. -. oil 60. No. on tho
r. Tillotson farm In the northeast Of
tho northwest OF l4.26-t6 Is COM
pletcd and good for barrels.
on tho David Bsannon farm in the
northeast Of ;he 40 itheast or 10
2b-iG. the Garfield On & Refining
co. has J-harrel pumper in its
No ;.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

WANTED -- Drilling proposition.
We have money available for immo-
date drilling Bins a ping, aOb Con-
trail National Bank Bldg, Tulsa.
Okl2. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Declares Two Per Cent
Monthly Dividend d S
CONSOLIDATED ZINC AND SMELLING
COMPANY PAYS MARCH DIVIDENDS

Company plans
profits In manufacturing instead o
suctc
o
hat Il Is to {
uscsnr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

MUSEOGtJ1-The White Plains
on & Gas company is fishing at
l,32h feet on the W Durant No /
in the center Of the west line ~ the
southwest of the southeast Of 1O5
1918.
The St Anthony Petroleum com
parv is drilling AT 100 fect on tho
l. Eentic No | IN the southeast cor
ner of the southwest ot p-14-17.
Miller Rnd George No ! on tho
=. L. Morris farm in ,the northwest
corner Of .hc southeast Of the north
west Of 3O-14-19 is shut down at
I 500 feet.
r. O. Day Is shut down NJ 1855
feet on tho p. Spauld.nR No I in
tho southwest corner " the Eouih-
cast Of the southwest OF t-II-Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31


10, - is sun rig
ne IhNir on company Is a,.''.nE
~ ''i', I''t on ihe j. haIhr',
IN Pc northwest corner OF tAe
e"u' '''-et ot 5l-lt-l',
,,, - ,,
| 'p'I I'pi.- me oeIeHuhe w."
y H47 company ~ drilling at '.t
lfrt ON ~" l. Manuel No. IN We
v'",'' on 'h' east line OF INC ""J ~"
'',l or ''' northwest oil l-I',
IN lhe northwest corner OF 'N,
,nI l"''N' OF l-lt-lh, the IlNnh ana
N''-'. ihF test on the M"hh''
| I"Iu '- "'lilug at LED rect
'aii'h auo others no. on 'N'
/ f0 N'hN'l farm in the uorthNrH'
! CORNER "l N, s1uih"os' or 'h' N"u,U
! o'Nt OK l-il-l' la drilHhs NJ '-'
! l'yt
Hrnd"'r"nt has show Tor q
nice N".I .n ih' top of thc sand 'n
| ne J.. ''.'''Sou No. IN ln' ''h''
| on me N'r' iiu' or lhe nor lW'Ai OF
w" n"I.u''.t OF - u. -os n' ,,ii "i
] "I tho s.nU was found Mt lbhb Feet
/ Tho lu'1 and Okla on company
| No. nh the ID Harrison iarm lh
| lh" center ~ the cast line or ih'
| nor 'h''+' "i the mort invest OF ~
| l' lr showing for "A Iight ven from
/ %'nd iouNd ttom l.htN To "o9 ie't
1 " '7 NOW 'illtuE nt 1915 feet
No. " mn the same farm in the
/ center 90. '.' south line ot ihr north
/ Ir1sl oi 'h' northeast OF 1-l4-l' lS
/ dlillinE 40 ',a feet No. z In the
center rf 'h" west limo OF the north
| cast "f the northwest OF the section
! ~ o. rl'
'osdrn on & Gas company No. /
| ON th" w Davis farm In the center
/ Va WV N'"i INV tt INV NhhAiANfFA w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

ates in the northeast corner OF the
southwest of the southwest of 21-
1911 has been shot and Is good t1y
leo barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

FOR SALE-Ne now have on
hands. at Tulsa. $1,000 feet OF now
4-lnch Standard line pipe. recessed
couplings. etc. For prices, phone
4575.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

ABBOTT < WEIGH
HOWMAN INSURANCE AGENCY
BRINK E. KRAMER
RROACH g. nRONCu
T. r. BAKER
H. z. BETHELL
CARR, FRENCH & WAKEFIELD
PERCY COLLINS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

nONNTON--Whltesldca ana othe-
~ so ! ON the r. Pontic farm In the
northeast corner OF f-li-1G Is fish
inr FOR cWiny at $50 feet
The Presto Ol g. Gas company
has tools IN for No I on the r.
Franklin farm IN the northeast cor
Her OF tho southwest df the south
west OF G.lktG
ON the !. Canada farm In tho
northwest CORNER oi tho northeast
~ the southeast Of G-It-1G. Long
follow ard others no. 4 IL drilling
at 1925 foot
Euiler 1nI Young 80 ON tho
tpcksor farm lnsthc northwest cor-
ror Of g.11-lG ia drilling at l755
feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Casing and pipe ;pr safe, easing
and llne pipe new, Immediate delIv-
cry. lowest price; all sizes. \. g..
Page, 2il Calumet Bldg. Phone
b762 ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Members of the Tulsa Fire Prevention Association

DICKET. AsHBY. FOUNTAIN c.
]. ~ EWING T. co.
IIIEETWOOD COMPANY
GEORGE IARRIsON
JOHN H. jones'
I,RAMEE -gDOpAJE
B. A. LILLY
GREER INVESTMENT co.
JJflS ~. MILLER a co.
TEARCE. POETEL d MARTIN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

NAnted Cont sctcr 10 crdi tap
wells; chelsea TERRITORY Minot &
Mlnot . Holland Bldg.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

y. c ROsB
W. n. ROBBINS
STEGER a. YOUNG
STEBBlSs a. DARkEtL
&. =. RToTTs
n C.. SlIEPARnsON
W. y. sTAHL
TULSA SECURITY co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Wanted Production or close-ln
lease. Mlnot & N.a5: Holland
Bldg.--Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

would drlll wildcat. midlcontl-
nent or Gun coast Write fully
g. q. Campbell. Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa.
Okla.--Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
TEXAS OIL & GAS LEASE

/ Coleman county ( have several thousand
res ~ leases for sale vhirh arc close to
Producers Gulf Refining. Prairie and
4 Slick tracts, where they expect to
art deep drilling tests soon
SEE WIMBIsH
bone l7lA 2ij Robinson R,dz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
NOTICE

NOTICE
You can make application for
your automobile licouae at county
assessors office ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

For ,Sale--prillinE rIF 10 hs sold
under foreclosure 10 hlrh.st bidder.
Monday. April !. Ht Haskell Okla
Tor information call 1850.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
CHAUTAUoUA COUNTY. Kan.


CHAUTAToIA COUNTY. KAN
Tho Perry on company has g.
barrel wnll in its No. 12 on the II.
Cro"fi"ld farm In tho southwest of
1J-32-i2.
SOTTH or LEONARD The Ma
tioral oil & Gas company ~ fishing
NJ 900 feet on the y Anderson No
3 ir the northeast corner Of the
@nutheugt OF the Eoutheast ~ Sc
1914
WASHINGTON COUNTY - Nc
Neal and Johnson company No 4
on the Emmett DouEheriv farm I'm
the northeast Of 2g-26-14 Is a Is
barrel welt
WELL The Producers e
rcfncrs corporation is drilling az
500 feet in the northeast corner Of
the southeast Of 2a-2S-ie
MOUNDS THE Producers E. no
finrrs rorn0niI1n is shut Down az
lnn foot r1 th" Joseph Cousins farm
IN 31-1f-ii
CoETINUED on NEXT PACE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Gasoline from Gas
Gas testing ana gasoline plant con-
struction Kurk Kelley III East
Third. Phone 1871 or 272g.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

ooSrISUED on NEXT PACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-15
RAIN AND WIND PLAY
HAVOC WITH YACHTS.
Several Are Damaged in Bay
side Y. G. REGATTA.

When ominous. dark. lowering clouds
appeared In the west yesterday after
noon just as seventeen yachts OF the
star class were sp!ritediy, yet peace
.uiiy sailing In one OF the series Of
races for the interclub champions hi p
over the Bayside Yacht Club course In
Little Neck Bay. the shippers bent their
efforts to get home ahead of the threat
ened sQuall. The clouds moved too
swiftly. however. and the heavy wind
which accompanied them put four OF the
cohtesting yachts out of the race.
The seventeen yachts had almos.
reached the angle at Fort Totten when
the squall appeared. George Abbott in
the Aria. who was leading in the series
hefore the race yesterday. Rugged too
Close to the shore and struck a pile OF
rocks and his mast was torn away. Ben
Jamin Linkfield ran aground In the
Taurus and ]. D'Oench's Vega and L. Il.
Percivars the Tiny Star were put out
of commission.
Charles E. Hyde in the Hydra, which
has won many races In this class. lost
time In lowering his mainsail near the
lee shore and came home under lib
The squall did not affect the appear
ance OF the Great Dipper. which
weathered the storm and came home I'M
der full sail f. v. Willis. veteran skip
per Of the Port Washington Yacht Club.
In the beat home gained on the Great
Dpper. but not enough to change the re-
suit. and crossed the line 81 seconds
after the Robinson yacht. The victory
Of Mr.. Robinson adds another to the list
scored by the Bayside Yacht Club in
the series.
lNTERCLCB RACE. STAR cLASS-BAY-
SIDE YACHT CLUB COURSE START.
3:30-COCRSE, MILES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-15

Last Day Of Jersey Trest season.
Ihis Is the last day that fishing for
brock, brown and rainbow trout Is per.
mn,tf ea IN New Jersey. Angling IL allowed
Bis weakn.h .. Great South Bay.
Guy DAVIS of soaford. L. l.. reports big
, ca. n OF big wesknsh In that portion Of
Sosa IS w s1I.s Bay On J issx, pav
5 5ay q rsfs oo % = Ff.a i a.i
70. r.. a.h y. rSnnins II iar Ss. .eeordins
10 D~vis and there. are plenty Of them.
Beverly Lake. Bass Diseased.
have just returned from a two week:
KIP to the Beverly lakes in Ontario. and
;h... eSu Gss IL S.t .n. bike ike
ana bass there are diseased-hopelessiys SO.
,,I Last summer I wrote a couple of ar
nshins At the Beverly lakes. and as a
eonseQusnce a number Of New Workers
}Su .,y there and enjoyed the sport;
e.perisnces and enjoyment Of the nshinE.
ans.rs into or W.. sHs. ios
thsir summer outing.
!. for ~ ,hs Du,pS:s Of heading on these
thi. article is. being written. Being the
nrst contributor to write about the Beverly
re. my Eon's1:rci cannot ro. be
vertising circular for Mrs. Thomas Wat
sons boarding house and caused II to be
placed In the fishing tackle stores in New
York and other cities until I warn Amer!-
can anglers and inform them fully of these
Upon my return In the summer of 1917
from the Beverly lakes I called upon the
editor OF the american Angler and at the
New York Aquarium and sought informa-
tion regarding the pike In these lakes
! had caught a number and had seen a
great many that others had taken which
had either one or number Of ioathsome
raw sores on their sides about the size Of
silver dollar. These sores were a hideous
and repulsive sight.
Those whom I consulted expressed their
belief that these pike were being attacked
by scale parasites. I wrote to the Com
missioner. of Fisheries at Toronto and
called his attention to these diseased nah
and received reply stating the matter
would oe looked into. but 80 far as
could discover nothing was done.
During my recent visit to the Beverly
lakes caught many bass having the same
disgusting sores on their sides and saw
= large number of bass captured by others
which were likewise afflicted. They were
not a pretty sight to behold.
Fancy having = lively tussle with q
large pusnacious bass and after experience
ing the feeling of pride and Joy over land
Ing II suddenly to discover a hideous sore
on Its side As large as your gold watch.
It's shocking. Horribly 80.
From a feeling of exhiliaration there 10
a sudden transition to disgust and then
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES,


At Special Term. Part l.. OF the su-
preme Court held In and for the County
Of New York. at the County Court House
In said Couaty. on the leth day OF June.
FRE s5S ,,v,xa ,vuy,x ,,.,,,.
rHn r.. Ms' sAS Vi ths BA%K THE
CITY or NEW YORK for authority to
change II. nsms and assume the nam. Of
CITY cESTR 81 SEW shw!SGs kASH II tue Au
THoRIzING;cHANGE OF NAME.
Upon reading and Ming the petition Of
New York a domestic corporation subject
to the Banking Law. duly verified the
:7nd day OF May. 1913. by Hubert Cillis,
its President. wherein said petitioner
sumo smother corporate name. to wilt. the
name of Central Savings Bank in the
CITY Of New fS,k and , The aSn.s. d.
together with the certificate Of the super'n-
tendent of Banks Of the state of New York
pprOynf; =, ,"a .So@ snH no ss
Of the presentation of said petition has
been duly published once = week for three
yoSrn.I.' The sun. and :rhe New York
Tribune" each being daily newspaper
published In said County of New York. IN
which County SAID corporation mas u;
that copies of said petition and notice of
motion have heen duly hled with the Sec
rotary OF State, anu WIN the superlHten-
dent of Ranks Of the State OF New York.
and the Court being satisfied by said pc
tition and by the certificates and aridavits
presented herewith that the petition Is
true and that there IL no reasonable objec.
tion To the change of name proposed, and
that the petition has been duly authorized
and that notice of the presentation OF the
petition has been duly made and given as
required by law:
NOW on nation Of A, Henry Mosle. at
torney for the petitioner. no one opposing
II is
ORDERED that said petition be and the
same Is hereby granted. and that the Pc
titioner herein, The German Savings bank
in the City of New York. be- and II Is
hereby authorized to assume another cor
porate name. to wit the name of Central
sayings Bank in the City OF New York bn
and after the LIST day OF August. 1918; and
Il Ia further
ORDERED AND DIRECTED that this
order be entered and the papers m which
II was granted be Med within ten tO)
DAYS after the date hereof In the office of
the Clerk OF the County Of New York
and that certified copies OF this order shall
within ten G0) days after the entry hereof
be nied In the office OF the Secretary of
state of the State Of New York and In
the office OF the Superintendent of Banks
respectively. and that a cory Of this order
be published In the New York Inv Jour
nal and the New York Sun. newspapers In
said County Of New York. once In each
week for four successive weeks beginning
within ten days after the entry hereof.
ENTER:
I. L., J. &. &
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-15
CHAPMAN INJURED
IN BICYCLE RACE
Receives Conclusion Of Brain
in Spill at Velodrome-
Magin Also Hurt.

NEWARK. July 14.-Jake Magin. who
with Alfred Goullet won the last six-day
race on the Madison Square Garden
track In New York. met with mishap
In a race at the Velodrome this after
noon. During a miss-and-out race for
the professionals. George d. Chapman,
who with william Eager formed the
kid team" In the last six-day race In
New York, went down as the field
punched on a turn and was painfully
hurt. He was removed to a hospital
and there II was said ne has a slight
concussion of the brain.
Chapman's bicycle few high as he
fell and the flying pedals struck Magin
and cut him badly on the right fore
arm. Several stitches had to be taken
In the wound Nevertheless Jake was
able to finish the race and won. with
Menus Bedell second. John Bedeii third.
Willie Hanley fourth and Peter Drobach
NTH.
Frank Kramer. Bob Spears. Alfred
Grenda and Francesca Verri were final-
lists In a five mile national championship
race which could not be finished owing
to rain. 1t will be decided as part Of
Wednesday nights card. Arthur an,
Willie Spencer were eliminated in two
semi-fnals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-15
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-R.c.ipt.. 500 bag.
beans and s.ses bag. peas. Beans. marrow.
s sS,fs 80 rs , o:sorrs a:.o- cni M:n
s s1n ! 'osis ,:ps : ~e e.,o S;n
choice. .,io.,s: tet.n.shi. Jap.n.se. u,g
mas; dalfuku. Manehuri.n.. ili.soeii.1s:
e ss fsS'f; in,e. sse I.rlH.
i t,sn.y ,, fsGies M.9lt,s: img:,i:i:
i,.,s: surri;o, csiIe.n' isso@s1S: bayou sS
c Gh;isan. ,soSs1s sr.nesTsy Ma: Man
$500 lis; black ,ur,ie soup. IS: slack.
tI5oa sa5; lima. California, ii:.7s. Peas
ss,SS ,l lss -; ehii.. s1s !. sp. G:.
splits. yellow. IS: ESsj green. ,s.7s el::
H.sS7;c. "eA'"' SINAI" '" "
Creamery. higher than extras. per ID. iSn
dtsc.: extras e2 scorer. AK b +5c.: nrsts
!ss to 81 score: ts9tthe.; seconds tss
creamery. unsaltsd. higher than extras. q
97hc.; extras. s9Nhc,; nrs,s. Na
bnc.; seconds. ia1hc.: State dairy.
sss e common 10 ts sHo' g s reno
waited. extras. 3s9sonc.: nrsts. $50 ssHc.:
lower grades, 3i@37 imitation creamery.
Ts,: : ,sssse' seconds. ' ,,S s;ss. I"..f
msss.. No. J.. iinSs.;' 70, !. Sc; lower
CHEEsE-Receipts. l.:A boxes. state.
wao h. MIN 5r.:s .s;. seorse
o21he.; lower grades. :ia,ie.: twins.
specials ~ gnSe; , axes r 3, run :.g
daisies. ?tx e.te.; Wisconsin; whole milk.
fresh. twins 2sk 97!hc;; single daisies.
,tn a:SHc:: double s "a. e ;th essHe:'
skins. fresh. specials. lsalsc. prime to
choice. lsh 9lIhc: fair to good. III l5c.;
lower grades. 69ioe.
cOrToNsEED ou-Market for con-
tracts devoid Of feature and prices were
entirely nominal Spot situation inactive.
but prices steady. as offers were not large.
EGGs-Receipts. l7.ss5 cases Fresh
gathered extras. per dozen. CSC: regular
packed extra nr:ts. uo!Se.: regular
s79tic.; fresh gathered dirties. No. /.
ssh 9s1hc.: No. and poorer. 500 3Sc.:
fresh gathered checks. good to choice. dry.
Pennsyivania and nearby western h.nn.ry
whites. nne I'd fancy. s29S4e,; ordinary to
prime. +5Q5lc.: gathered whites. ordinary
to fnne. tSUB3c.; Pacific coast whites. hrsts
to nnest. 5o967c. Western and Southern
gathered whites. t3p tsc.: State. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby 'hehnery browns, 40
SOC; gathered brown and mixed colors
FLOUR AND MEAI~Government basis
'iS 81 iia A5S'si ssa' Kan"
S:l... aim 'soas wS s.1 100 sSFp e. 'G I'm
proved barley nourIMMsrts, dull. $3.50
i. 20 s ss b. 1875 1896 Ss nsSa sols,
fancy. SIo.65a1 jute spot and to arrive
s4o2n white Eranulated, $3.50. Feed
unquoted. oil meal, S5+. In 100 Id. sacks.
FRUITS. DRIED-APPLEs-Ev
state; choice. per Id. i5n lec.; prime.
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