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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
NO SACRIFICE WHEN
BUYING VS.. STAMPS
GARTER GLASS.
Says $4,000 Who Gave Lives
Made Real Sacrifices.

Columbus, o. -(Special.)- Depre-
eating the suggestion that American
people have been called upon to make
great sacrifices by investing in gov.
ernment securities, Carter Glass,
Secretary Of the Treasury. in a late
statement declares that such invest
ment can not be considered in the
light of sacrifice, particularly when
we contrast it with the fact that
100000 American boys senlisted in
the service to give their lives for
your liberty and for. the liberty Of
your country"
Only the $4,000 men who lie buried
under the sod of France made real
sacrifices, Secretary Glass declared.
THAT was real sacrifice, and we
should not profane the memory Of
those men who died and of the thou
sands of others who we're wounded
by comparing their sacrifice with al
legged sacrifices In investing in War
O1NAh5S OIamPS aHu III OIHoA AH0
securities Of this government" he re-
marked.
Secretary Glass said:
"It is a vast mistake to conceive
the notion that thrift and savings are
synonymous of miserliness. 1t is a
virtue. 1t is righteousness which
needs to be taught to the American
people.
Il believe War Savings workers are
laying a permanent, stable foundation
for the acquisition Of habit by the
American people which hitherto has
been neglected and which has been
so serviceable and essential in the
operation Of other nations"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
''In A Bad WaV"
Many a Wauseon Reader viii Feel
Grateful For This Information

If your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
If urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are Sin a bad
way"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Local evidence proves their merits.
Mrs. Geo. Cramer Sr., 335 E. Chest
nut St., Wauseon, says: 81 was
troubled with backache two years and
| couldn't do my housew6rk. In bend
ing over to do my washing, terrible
sharp pains darted through my back.
| couldn't stand long enough to do
my ironing, my back hurt so badly
My rest was broken terribly at night
and l felt all tired out in the morn
ing. My back was lame when | got
up in the morning, too. | thought
had better use Doan's Kidney Pills
as had known my folks to take then
before with good results. After US.
ing Doan's' short time, l felt fine
Whenever my kidneys show signs ol
disorder now I use Doan's KidnsJ
Pills and always with the same gooc
results"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same tina
Mrs. Cramer had. Foster -Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

Ives Furniture & Undertaking
Co. repairs. on seven chairs 1880
First National Bank, March
mcthers pension ...... $500
A. c. Weber, expenses for
/ February ...... :. $40
Phil Laver, inspector pay roll 42.00
John J. Leu, inspector pay
roll ........ 1900
Geo. Wolf, chairman pay roll 1900
H. Stevens, chairman pay roll 1900
Ed Dresher, chairman pay roll
.....>... 1875
Lymon Mitchell, chairman pay
roll -. ........... 1875
Edward Giilen. chairman pay
Louis Gillen, chairman pay '''
/ roll ............ 400
John Ford, chairman pay roll
Frank E. Dielman, expense -'''
assistant engineer ........ 1922
w. Fl, Bender phosphate for
Infrmary .............. 8O25
W. j. Weber, postage stamps 200
First National Bank, March
mothers pensions ....... 21.O0
Peoples State Bank, March
mothers pension ...... 4100
Jay H. Miller. medical atten-
ton, Infirmary ... $3.50
Waldo F. Walker, February
expenses for assistant Sur
veyor ...... .......... 2.5G
H. j. Lauenscnlegel, ,epairs
on Jail .... LIE
T. H Fraker, for County Fair
section 988O-98S1 ......:.. 478.2e
T. H. Fraker agriculture, Feb
ruary settlement ......... 524.5z
Brigham, Guilford & Co., sup
plies ....:.. .... LII
Brigham, Guilford & Co sup
pies Infrmary ...... 1875
l.. H. Deyo, Justice fees -. 11.3E
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
P. o. DUTY NOT COMPLETED.
Postmaster General Urges Continued
Interest In w. S. S. Campaign.

Columbus, o. Especial. y Deeply
appreciating the patriotic assistance
given the War Savings campaign
throughout 1918, Postmaster General
Burleson has issued new instructions
covering the activities of postal en-
ployes in the distribution Of the 1918
series Of War Savings Stamps. In
this appeal the postmaster general
points to the fact that the war is not
over and that until all financial obli-
cations Of the government have been
discharged, the duty of the people of
this country has not been completed.
"The postofice department deeply
appreciated the splendid, patriotic
War Savings service of postal EN-.
ployes during 19ts." the statement
says. "and inasmuch as the War Sav.
ings movement is to be one of the
major operations of the United States
government for 1919, the postoffice
department earnestly asks your CO
operation with the county, city and
village War Savings chairmen."
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
PERSON CAN OWN $1,000 W. S. S.
Holders of Limit" of 1918 Issue Nav
Buy Same of 1919 Series.

Columbus, O.-(Srecial.) Investors
of $1,000 in War Savings Stamps of
the 1918 series may also purchase an
equal amount of the 1919 issue.
This is confirmed by the Ohio War
Savings Committee, which quotes
from special instructions just issued
by the Treasury Department.:
"It shall not be lawful for any one
person to hold War Savings Certif.
Gates of any one series to an aggre-
gate amount exceeding $1,000 (ma-
turity value)."
To every purchaser of the War Sav.
ings limit" in 1919, the state w. S.
S. committee is issuing a gold STAR
SEAL This is to be attached to the
1918 certificate, which was signed by
the governor, state W. S. S. director
and county chairman.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
STILL RuYING CALVES

! am ST buying Deakin and Veal
Calves at Wauseon Stock yard every
Saturday from to o'clock.
You take no chances when YOU sell
me a Deakin calf. Call at my ex-
pense Delta phone As on 1877.
'46-10-p LAWRENCE FALOR
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

Total ............ 1343, ,391 99
1, Chas. W. Struble of the above
named. The Peoples State Bank, do
solemnly swear that the above
is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Chas. w. Struble, Cashier
State of Ohio. County of Futon
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th dav of March, 1919.
j. G. Paxson, Notary Public
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

We still have some Suits and
Overcoats that will be sold far be-
low to-day prices! You can save
money by buying now. Your money
back if you are not satisfied.
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

You will be surprised how daintily
and how cheaply you can paper your
rooms. if you make your wall paper
selections here. Read & Wager.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
FOR SALE

100 acres. level, all tile drained
Two complete sets of buildings, in
the very best cf repair This is alb
solutely Ohio soil. Two and one
1alf miles from Lapeer, tee county
seat 1000 population. Will divide
this farm and sell 104 acres for
$4,000, terms $4,000 cash. Will sell
Sc acres for $4,000, terms $4,000 cash.
This is the cheapest farm in tie
county everything considered, deal
with the owner. Address C. M,
Snyder, Lapeer, Michigan. 49-2-c
Do your wall papering early, ahead
of the rush, better asso1 tments, less
chance for disappointment Read &
Wager.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Continued from page one)

Mar. II 1919 sale confirmed deed or
dered upon purhaser cromplying with
terms of sale. Distribution as fol
lows: Taxes, interest and penalty
costs of action, including counsel fees
to Caulkins & Story and Geo. A.
Everett of $4,000. $500 to E. H.
Potter and $500 to guardian ad litem
Balance according to law.
Lucille Lutz VS. Cas-. Lutz, divorce
March IA, 1919. Heard and SUBMIT
ed: plaintiff divorced from defendant
on the ground of adultery; plaintiff
restored to her maiden name of Lu-
Gle Reed. Plaintiff to pay costs.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

| A"SeIA 42SIdCc AIduSlSTS
Julia Hollister to D. A. Heckler
lot Beechwood Wauseon.
W. F. Guderjohn t. Emanuel Saud-
Ell 1880 acres Sec. 10, German.
J. ". Binns to John H. Newcomer
81 acres Sec. 20, Gorham.
John II. Hocfer to Chauncey and
Phoebe Rothburn, 60 acres Sec. 16
Royalton.
Samuel Reed to Laura Reed, 10
acres Sec. II, York.
Sylvester Gleason to Dale Shaffer,
90.71 acres Sec. German.
M. B. Badger to Samuel Schmucker
80 ares Sec. S3, Gorham.
A. W. Alderman to Mary A. Heck
erman, lot 81 Gates and Kennedys
addition.
Henry Shumer to WV. F. Ballin.
10 acres Sec. II, $3.50 acres Sec. 20
Swan Creek,
Burton and Lena Hallett to May
nard and Albert Hartell, 40 acres,
Sec 19 Ambov.
R. E. Cole to Virl and Grace Graf
fee. lots 3, A, 9 Oak Shade, Chester
field.
Harry 1. Taber to Catherine NJ.
Koos lot TO-. Pray's End, addition,
Delta
Clair E. and M ary Tedrow to
Eliza Baumgardner, 40 acres Sec. 16
Clinton
Emma Curtis to Flora Huffman
part parcel 33. Wauseon.
Catherine Hanson and Joseph Bur-
kho'der Wauseon.
Mrs. Julia S. Rose to Howard w
McConkcy, lot 62 Schlappi's addi-
tion Del+a
VIM. H.. Shelf to Chas. F. and
Anna Stoll so acers Sec. 35, Swan
Creek.
The Whiteville Elevator Co. to
Herman Busch, ESQ acres Sec. s,
! Amboy
Alhertine Dimke to John K. and
: Magd alene Miller, lot AZ, Haywood S
division Arvhbold.
F. A. Seeley to Farmers and Mem-
49, Rank 1880 acres Sec. IL,
IRoyalton.
| John and Eliza Zelnor to Joseph E.
Faler lot 9, Gates and Kennedys,
Delta.
esther Caring to W. Fl. and Orpha
= lot 46 John Gamblers addi-
| icr Favette.
Jacob and Harriet Henry TO W. B.
ord Nancy Ball, 20 acres Sec. 22,
Gcrham.
Jennie McCullouoh to Ambrose D.
| B'~den, 40 acres Sec 16 Royallton.
John and Mary Williams to Ida O.
Danser $50 acres, Sec. IS York
Fred A. Seeley to Louise Fair
J banks, lot 2-3 Garnseys and part par
eel 85 Metamora.
w: A. Miller 20 Ed and Maggie
Caskey, 40 acres Sec. 1, Pike.
We still have some Suits anC
/. ONercoats that will he sold for ha
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE
against Fire and Theft. Call Carl F
Orth, Agent. tt
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

Our Spring hats are Leaders
no trouble to show them. "Let's
CO." Harrison & Funkhouser Bros.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
Warrants Drawn

Warrants Drawn
Peoples State Bank, March
mothers pension -. 1AOOE
Clark Aumend, ditch work 9.00I
bert Edgar, ditch work. 600
Clark Aumend, expense to
Columbus order of High
Newell and Planson, casket
and services of Sherman
Carterg Inf. ......... $500
The Toledo G. Indiana R. R.
Co. light service, Inf. =. $500
E. E. Spring, ditch work :. 800
E. E. Spring. expense to Col
umbus, oredr. OF Highway
D9pt. 19.UO
Swanton Enterprise, print
ing dog notice .......... 1.15
StakRlta Mfg. Co. supplies
for Auditor .......... $500
Pettisville Garage, auto hire
February ...... ........ $500
The McManus Troup Co.
supplies for Surveyor -. 800
Ed Dresher, auto hire .... 1.30
The Columbus Blank Book
Co. supplies for Probate
Judge ........... 800
Adding Machine Co. atten-
ton to Treas. adding ma
chine ........ .......... $40
The Blade Printing Co. add
ing rolls for Treas. 80. 3.22
Bradley and Alderman, In
surance on Fair Grounds 37.87
To7edo & Indiana R. R. Co.,
service and supplies Court
House and Jail ....... 1852
Gray Bros. estimate No. II
road INN. No. " .... 10000
Ives Furniture & Undertaking
Co. Burial Geo. Gleason and
Marion Morris ....... 5000
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21
For a Rad CnId

For Bad Cold
Take Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy. 1t has stood the test of time
and can be depended upon.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

Try This For Sour Stomach
Eat slowly. masticate your food
thoroughly. Eat but little meat and
none at all for super. If you are
still troubled with sour stomach take
one of Chamberlain's Tablets before
going to bed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21

We still have some Suits and
Overcoats that will be sold far be-
low to-day prices. You can save
"~"v bv buying now Your money
back if you are not satisfied.
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Fruits

Dried
:. Apples. eva aporated. far Western choice.
10, 2o42 22c; state, prime, II.
Fresh
!, Apples, Delaware and Maryland, new,
basket. SOS; AlbemarIe Pippin. old $40
@sl2; Ben Davis. old, s4@Ss; Baldwin.
old, s4Q$l0; box apples. winesap, far
western. $2@s5. Peaches. crate, 81 800
80; Jersey, crate. 75c @sl. Strawberries
per quart, l5@ 4Oc. Cherries, up-river'
sMds whse' s,t SIP hs. basket ssd@s uprver. red,
sour S-lb basket. 5Oc@s si.25; Jersey, red,
sour, S-lb basket, soc @$1.25 Currants.
small. red, quart, l5@1Sc Cherries. quart
1. 1sg 2oc: Blackberries. quart, 25 q 35c
large. green, 8-lb basket. 90cMs1; small
green. quart. 1o@15c. Raspberries. pint
l0@ 25c. Huckleberries. quart. 2O6i 4Oc
Oranges. Florida. s4@S; California, 81 80 a
l. Grapefruit. Florida, box, s4@s. Lem6ns,
California, box. s5@75o. Lines, Domin,
lea, iea' per r. eol 2o ss@19; Pineapples. Cuban.
$50 Muskmelons, California. crate slG
3:79; Georgia fiat crate. s5c@s1 Water
melons. Florida, car, $3.50 a 75o; Georgia.
car, S400@750.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Vegetables

No. e. s5a5'5o; No. 3. sa94' Southern.
No. /, sS@7& No. >. s2dS.6O No 3. 81 SO
o.: old 100 lbs sl@1.25; old $50 lbs.
$l.2562.25 old. l65 lbs. s1G2 old. $50
lbs. $l@15O, sweets Jersey, bsk.. $40
$50. Asparagus: doz., bchs., 81 $50.
Beans: Jersey. bsk s1.50@3; Baltimore.
sl5o@2.25 Maryland. sI5oG3 Mary
land Italian. sl50d2. SO. Eastern Shore.
North Carolina. sl@2. Lima Beans:
Southern. bsk.. s2Gs. Fava Beans: Cali
forna. drum. $3; California. bsk SITS.
Bcets: nearby. 100 bchs.. s365, Virginia
s1@4; Virginia, bh.. 81 02.5o. Carrots:
100 bchs.. s2@4: South Carolina s3@4:
Old hbl.. s2@4; old. l4o-lb. bag. seas:
old 1oo-lb bag, sl5o@2.5o. old. bsk. ST
Q2 Corn: North Carolina. box. s50@2:
Florida, 316o50; Louisiana. bbl s3ms.
Cucumbcrs: Virginia. bslx. $1@2: Virginia
bbl, $3Gps North Carolina. bsk si0l3.
South Carolina. s.5o@2: Florida, $506p1
hothouse. No. J. doz 81: No. Q doz 500
76c. CabbRges: Virginia. crt.. sbo@3:
Virginia bbl.. $5o@2.50 Eastern shore,
crt., $5o@3; Baltimore, $.50m$3 CauIi
bsk.. $l@l.25. Celery: state and Jersey ses
doz., roots $3.50 l.25 state and Jersey.
Southern. box, si@s.so: Virginia, crit.
radish: 90 lbs. s4.5o@s. Kaie: bbi.,
$6o6l. Kohlrabt: nearby. 100 bchs So
@25o. Leeks: 90 bchs.. $tD2 Lettuce:
nearby. bbl.. 81 T2 bsk.. ,50WSl: crt., so a.
.7b: state. crt.. rs s1.50: bsk 75dpsl25
Mushrooms, 3-ib. bsk,, $.50+2.50 Onions.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Silks
Mills Place Orders for
Ne,u Silk Wearing
Machinery

Few buyers visited the salesrooms o.
silk concerns yesterday. Only fair de.
liveries from the mills were reported
by jobbers, although where. labor con
ditions are propitious the looms are
running both day and night. Many OF
the mills have placed orders with ma
chinery manufacturers for equipment
in the hope of increasing their output
in. the next few weeks and some Of the
mill owners are preparing to introduce
labor saving devices in their plants
on an increased scale.
Inquiries for raw silk were fairly
numerous yesterday, but actual buying
was limited. and prices for all grades
remained steady
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Beans and Peas

Beans-Marrow, choice, 100 lbs. s11.75:
marrow, Manchurian, sll.5oasl2. Coscor-
rones, chilean, sS.75: pea, choice 81 so
small white. California. $3.50 @s775: large
white. Idaho. $7.50Q$775; tepary. Califor-
ma 80 $50; kotenashi. japanese, $625dp
S6.75; Corean. $3.50 81; daifuku Manchu-
ran s7@s75o; red kidney, choice s12 IS q
~; red marrow, s1o.75@sl1; kintoki Mau-
black turtle soup. Slo75@s1l: white kid
ney choice. .$ll.75 $12.25; imperials $40:
lelo: Chilean, $3.50 q $3.50; bayou Chilean. So
q y se:9o cranberry. Manchurian, round. 81. so
g g 49, long, So Io q 81: short, s5.75 q Sc %
california. 81 q s7.25. pink California, ST. %
a q 800; lima, California, choice SIS 9O0r
S9.2o. Peas. scotch, 1913. s7@s7.75: green,
w WMlsconsin. $6.50M$7: Idaho, s725ms750,
Washington, s7.5o@s775; California. $50
e gSa:aS. -:aS. chilean, s7@s75o; Australian,
s..tS 9ss' Japanese. $50 ss25, black eye.
CALIFORNIA. s5 q $3.50; splits, yellow. $3.50
@ss.I,5; green. 500 slo5o: white small.
Manchurian, s6@s65O; large. ssqss5O
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Poultry
Alive

Alive
Chickens-spring broilers. nearby, COL
express. 45c; White Leghorns. small, ex-
press, 3S q 4oc; large. freight. SOC; small to
medium freight. 47@5oc; Fowls, express
35c; light, freight, 35c; heavy. freight 35c
old roosters. freight. h.. 24c. Turkeys
hens, freight, lh.. 30c, toms freight 25c
DnckS agr Syd.tar Long Island spring H., ssc old
Pigeons. pair. so @ 6oc Guneas, pair, s1io
Dressed
Turkeys-Fresh. dry packed or iced
Northerly. Western. lb.. SO q 41c: Souther,
~ r.. 3S ,, q s9c; broilers nearby, coored.
V'rs mia. milk fed. lb., soc; fowls. fresh,
Try packed. milk fed. IL to box Western,
under 80 lbs, 2s@3oc fowls. fresh, dry
packed. fed. II to box Western. 30
to 60 lbs and over to dozen. 80 @S4 Il c;
packed and iced. bbls, Western, dry
picked. to lbs. and over. 32c: 3ia lbs.
ss ;sa q. Soc' lbs and under. 20 2sc: South
mixed weig hts, SOC. old cocks fresf' ss
dry packed boxes Or bbls West- ,
ern. dry picked, No. l, zoe; scalded. 1870
zoe Ducks-Long Island and Pennsyl-
y,ania, spring, 35c. Sanabs.Prilne. white,
s97en &c zen s4541sSo 3an1sN dark culls,
Western. small boxes. picked selected
young hens, 4s 49c; Western, dry picked.
bbls,, dry picked. selected young, 43c:
young hens and toms. mixed, 4S@47c:
Texas. As q Acc; Texas fair to good 400
t3c; old toms, 4Sc; broilers. milk fed.
fancy, is to "a lbs. to dozen 4204xc.
fancy, 25 to 80 lbs. 3sTn40c: corn fed
fsncy; Is to - lbs. 4o@ 42c: 25 to 80 lbs
$50 Ssc. Chickens-Milk fed, 81 TO so lbs
and over to dozen, AZ a 43c; corn fed ~
to so lbs and over to dozen. 4o@42c.
fowls milk fed. 60 lbs. and over to dozen
33c ~ 70 90 lbs. Soc: i3 to 81 lbs "a -
36 to AZ lbs. 32c; 30 to 35 lbs 20 a soc :.
under 30 lbs, 27@ CSC; corn fed, SO lbs
and ani Over to dozen, 34l2c; As to SIS lbs,
1,, ~ 10 80 lbs. 29c; under so lbs 27Q2Sc
9dd oa. cocks. Western. prime. dry picked
|oc' western, scalded. 19Q2oc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Buyers Arrived
RALr1MoRE-Keystone Skirt Mfg.

s csplan' MRS nj si>irts Aberdeen Hosel
BALTiMORE-C. j Benson CO; c. J.
Benson; furniture. carpets. interior deoorA-
tons; Pennsylvania Hotel
BosTON-Eas,ern Mfg. Co: T.. Kaplan'
drygoods Broadway Central Hotel.
mings; McAlpin Hotel
B0sToN.The Twins Dry Goods Co
perkins Lundgren) Mrs. A. K. Perkins
drygoods Broztell Hotel
BOSToN-T Murphy. drygoods; Broz-
CHICAGo-Marks & Knoring: L Marks
novelties and toys: McAlpn Hotel
,..sl, cHlcAGo >j.s r Anderson millinery;
cHIcAGo..,carman Mfs. Co. INC ceorse
Abelson. silk cemisoles and brssslers.
Prince George Hotel.
Samuel Rosenthal wooiiens. Moss. -iS
Fourth Avenue
Meyers, wooliens and tailors' trimming
DETRoiT-Miss y. o'Cornor. corsc'S.
lingerie and ncglieees. Bresln
EASTON. Penn.-Bush & Bull. s. Bush
drygoods and furniture. Broadway Cen
HARTFoRp-sa.e. Allen & Co; II J.
Avenue: Hotel wallick.
H Alkemeyer. womens garments. $40
Leonard Street Hermitage Hotei
PHILApELPHIA-Ack Cloak Co:
SACRAMENTO. Cal-Weinstock & Lubin
Co; S. J. Lubin. representing is2o Fifth
Avenue. 1ith floor.
SAN FRANcISCo-The Emporium. Miss
x. Good. missesj suits. coats and dresses
Mrs. r. Mason. women's coats 22s Fifth
Avenue. 9Th noor.
sAVANNAH--M. Deich. drygoods. cloth
ing and shoes. Brc slim Hotel
SPRINGFIELD Mass j. Frsndma n.
tailor. Herald Square Hotel
sPR1NGFfEI.D. Mass Miss NJ. r.. Lee
womens furnishing goods; Park Avenas
Hotel
WASHINGTON. ID. C.--Hcchf g. Co. ~.
w. Ehrman. shoes: Marlborough Hotel
WILk ES- BARRE. Penn.--M. J. Walsh a
Co: r. J. Walsh. carpets and furuiturst
Alcazar Hote..
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts were 1881 packages
Creamery. higher than extras. ID. 81 q
b2AC': extras. 92 score. 51@51i.c: firsts
ss to 81 score, 4ai7 ep5o%c; seconds, So te
81 score. Al Il q 49c; lower grades As is a
4Ic, unsalted. higher than extras, 54 - q
seconds, 49M5lc; stase dairy. tubs, finest
5o12 q sic. good to prime. 49@ SOC: com
mon to fair. 46M4Si2c: renovated Grsts
soc. lower grades. 6@49c; ladies' current
make frsts, 47i2 q 4Sc; seconds. 45iac
lower grades. IS q 46c; packing stock, cur
40 iac; lower grades. 42M44'.c.
Cheese. Receipts were 4.475 boxes State
whole milk, fresh fats, colored, lb 80 a
l2c; white. 32M 32 iac; average run. col
ore1. 81 . q $l3.c; white, 81 81 &c: lower
run, white 3Os4 @ 81 lsc: colored 3Oa. a
81 lac: lower grades % 6M30,2c Wiscon-
sin. whole milk. single daiscs. fresh. col
ored. 32i4 a 33c: double daisies, colored.
fresh. a24 q M32':c, Young Americas, fresh.
25 lsc; prime to choice. 2O02sisc: fair to
good, l5M l9c, lower grades, I a lac.
Eggs-Receipts were iS,3SS cases. Fresh
8 athered. extras. dozen. 51>@ SIC; extra
frsts. 4Sdu50c. tirsts. AS q 47c. seconds and
No. . and poorer So@3sl lac; checks, good
70 choice, dry. 36 M37c: undergrades. 26 q
Soc. state. Pennsylvania and nearby west
ern. hennery whites. fine TO fancy. 80 463c
fair to prime. 47Gl5sc: gathered whites
to prime. a a 5sc: other western
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery
browns, fancy, 53@55c; gathered brown
and mixed colors. graded fancy, 50M52c
fair to prime, As @49isc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
and Business g:
Commodities =

bsk.. s2a35o; Maryland and virginia
yellow, bsk.. s2@a; Texas, crt., $l@45o
ccahlornia CRIT ssq4.25. 1oolb. bag, So q I
Peas, Long Island bag, $3.50 q $50: state
bsk,. $26o@ 3.so Jersey, small bsk.. 81 q
200; Maryland. bsk.. s1@2. Peppers, box
81 q !: IS; southern. bsk.. s1@l75: south
ern: Italian box s2@3 Parsley, nearby
curly, bsk.. so @s1.5o. Rhubarb. 100 bchs
s2Y $50 Romaine. bsk .5o@$1.2s; bbl
bchs.. -sl02. Scallions. 100 bchs.. s1@2
Spinach. H.: nearby ri y bb. sla2 bsk., 4o@sl
slM2; box. .5o@s1.5o bsk. 5O@si.5o
yellow. crooked neck. bbl., .5o@sl5O. box
30 q s125: bsk.. .50@sl. Turnips. white
Dbl, sS@35o: old, Dbl or bag. .a.5oG4
Tomatoes: Florida. crt., $1@S5o; South
caroiins, ert sl@2.75; Mississippi. fat
81 @3; hothouse, lb. 12@25c Watercress
90 bchs S1M2
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Cotton

Cotton prices weakened under hquida
ton yesterday, and at the close were "a
from 10 points lower to l point higher
than than the previous closing. An early ad :
vance carried the market up Is to 20
points, the July delivery rising to SO 80
and the October delivery to 1891 There
was heavy selling, however. in the way of
evening up for the week end. This selling
was stimulated by favorable weather fore
casts. The market broke from "a to "a
points and closed at or near the lowest.
Another private bureau report on the
condition of the crop published. 1t
put the condition. as of June %, at 6S.6,
as against its estimate a month ago of
156.. A new. review of the crop situation
emphasized the damage caused by the boil
weevil, the poorness of cultivation and the
grassiness of the fields. The plant was
SAID to be small and weak. Moreover.
tnere is now great danger it was asserted,
from hot. dry weather, if such weather
should follow the long spell.
day.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Tea

Demand for teas. particularly Ceylons
and Japans. continues active. Stocks OF
many grades said to be in danger OF
depletion result of large exports
Quotations for lots of 80 and 90 packages
follow:
Greens.--Moyune Gunpowder. 5lm73c,
Pingsucy C;unpowder. 81 a 55c. japan;
Panlired, IS q 55c. India: Pekoe, "a a 44c
CeylOn: Pekoe 3S q 4Sc. Juva: Pekoe, 29
q 34C
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Hops

676a2ps 7mops-state, 1918, prime to choice. lb..
c0mmon to prime, nominal; Pacific Coast
1919, prime to choice, 5s960c; common
TO tair, 46 q 56c; 1917. common TO prime.
9sV i0c; state and Pacific Coast. older
erowths 22Q 30c.