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Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

professional hunters permanently in it's employ The area wherein preda- tory animals control is practiced in cludes ten district: Montana, Idaho Washington and Oregon, Nevada and California, Utah, Wyoming and :outh Dakota, Colorado, Arizona. New Mex leo and Texas.
 The Years Bag.
 During the last F months 26.226 coyotes, 3,45S bobcats, 849 wolves, S5 mountain lions and II stock killing bears have been disposed of at an an nual saving of approximately s2,.G0,- 900 in domestic stock
 Recently q Government hunter shot two male wolves which had killed 1i5Q sheep and seven colts on two Wyoming l ranches, while another trapper bagged a pair of old wolves which had re cord of killing $4G00 worth of live stock q year. A third trapper destroy | ed S5 coyotes and two bobcats ill one month, using six horses and 200 traps over a trap line varying from 50 tC | 100 miles in length. 1 Two wolves seven mountain lion.
 and | huge grizzly bear the larges, l of it's species ever. killed in the Tel | .oWstone Park section, are the kill o1 | mother of Uncle Sams sharpshooters | These results are typical of the cam 1 paign destined to free the RockA | Mountain range country of predatory 1 animals.
 | 1918 Game Kill in Pennsylvania. 1 Pennsylvania is certainly a shooters l paradise. Here is the total kill for thu 1 1918 season: 1706 buck deer, 3S2 bear | i.434, 336 rabbits, t75,00T squirrels | .6.255 raccoons, 2761 wild turkeys. I l'uTcd grouse, 296s ringnecked phess ants, 11,520 Virginia quail, 225 Hun sarian quail, 1S,S64 woodcock, 112 26' wild water fowl, TOTO shore birds.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Chicago. (k)
PhiiIies 8, New York 5.

Philadelphia, April 24-Woodward. a recruit pitcher. stopped New York s scoring today after Oeschger had given them tA lead at the end of the fourth inning. and Philadelphia, chiefly through the batting of Cravath won the game 8 to 5. A wild throw by Jones helped them to tie the score in the fifth and atter Cravath drove in the winning run.
 Errors by Young and Chase helped the locals with their last two tallies, Cravath had two doubles, two singles and a bast on balls in five trips to the plate.
 The local club announce the purchase of Second Baseman Raymond from the Rochester team of the, International
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Release Players.

New York. April 24.-The New York Nationals today announced the release of John Gillespie, infielder. to the Binghamton club of the International league and pitchers Howard Clarey and Wilfred Ryan to the Rochester club of the same league. The New York club also announce the purchase of Lee King. outtielder. from the Pittsburgh club for the waiver price.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Before you place osaers fsr COAL look at ours, especially our No. ? Nut-larye, clesa and lasting.
 Prompt Delivery
 Several thousand second hand Brick for sale.
 John A. Morgan & Son
BETTER BREAD THAN OURS CANNOT BE BAKED

There is absolutely nothing that can De done to make our bread better than 1t Is. When any form of improve ment demonstrates itself you can n.she sure we will adopt it. But, today the very best of modern equipment is ours we employ the most competent bakers. we use the best flour andt we nave the most sanitary baking rooms possible to contrive.
 The crispness, flakiness, tastiness ana whoiesomeness of our bread is the result that has gained favor every Where. If not with you it's because you have never tried. You ought to.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
BASEBALL.
Rational leae,ue.

Rational League. Chicago 5. Pittsburgh l. Philadelphia 5. New Ycrk 5. Biooklyn- Boston. rain. Cincinnati 8 St Louis l.
 American League. Chicago ,. St Louis 2. Bostcn- New Yrrk. wet grounds. Cleyeland- Detroit postponed. eed. Philadelphia $. Washington 5. ti3 innngl)
 Americc1 Association. At Indianapo,is-St Paul ,. Indianapolis 1. At Louisviile-Loussille E. Milwaukee ? At Columbus--h ansas Ci,y Columbus, cold. At Toledo-- Minneapolis Toledo. cod
 College Results. Tufts Colby game called at end Of second inning rain. At East0n Pa.-Lafayette 10. Syracuse 0. At Newton. Mass.-Bcstun College University of Vermont. ca:ied ,nd fourth inning rain At Baitimofe-Fo.d than University g Baltimore In ternatcnas |,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
ASHLAND ATHLETIC ASSON.
 ORGANIZES BALL TEAN

Tuesday night the ashland Athletic association held a meeting at which
 last years ball players were invited
 in the anticipation of playing again this season. Practically all of last years players were present and the following men signed contracts for the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

The DuWell club extends challenge to any team of 1 years of age for Sun day games. Those desiring games please notify L. W. Fowler. manager of the Duwell club. i90 Main street, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Washinstop (A)

tz) Ran for Picinich in 9th. (zz Batted fer Thompson in -3th Score by innings: Philadephia- Washington
 0 0 0 Q 0 e-5 Two base hits, Burns 2 Milan. Perkins Three base hi. Judge
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
WOULD LIKE TO ARRANGE
 GAME WITH COLONIAL s

The Versailles Mill baseball team in reply to the Norwich t'olUnials chal-
 lenge for games have all open da te on Saturday, Apri 2e. and would like to make arrangements for a game with the Coloniais on that date to be played
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

on the Versailles grounds at 2.30 p. m.
 Kindly answer through The Bulletin or call Arthur Deserault, manager of the Versailles team between working hours
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Accept ChaiIenue,

To the manager of the Pastime A. C.:
 I saw your challenge in The Bulle- tin and would like to arrange a game for Sunday up here if you care to come
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
MONEY.

New York, April 24 - Call money firm; high 1-2: low , 1-2; ruling rate 12; closing bid , 1-2 offered at 6 ::
 last loan r; bank acceDtances 4 F.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Cineinnati 3. st. Louis 1

Cincinnati, O, April 24-Ray Fish CT. formerly of the New York Ameri- cans, pitched brilliantly for Cincinnati today and the local team won the sec ond game Of the season by to 1, The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
A Dangerous Radical.

Professor Taft again proves that he is born revolutionist. Not only, has he boldly indorsed the league of .na tions: hs has appeared in Washington wearing a straw hat in April-Chicax News.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Cincinnati .lNl
Y -as = 6 24I4
Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 1.

Chicago. April 24-A second inning batting rally combined with errors en- abled the Chicago Nationals to win from Pittsburgh today. to l. Score: 4 ~
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Athletics 6. Washinatan 5

Washington, April 24.-Philadelphia turned the tables on Washington here today in another thirteen inning game, winning by a score of to ,. Score:
 Phitabeinhia Wa.hin..,r
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
White Sox 5, St. Louis 2.

St. Louis, Mo, April 24.-Chica go's concentrated attack in the third inning produced four runs, giving the White Sox the game with St. Louis, , to 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

fx) Rated for Cooper in 9.h Sc'rc ny inningg: Pttg'r,Tgh .-.....,.0 0 Q l 0 Q O-1 Chicago .. ....,....... c ( Q E5 Two base h.'s. MeIke. Pick, Boeckel, end Xiii fer
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Phii-Hslphia (Nl
g II Z4 IT ,

t-' Rated fer Eretc4cr in 7th
 @ Batttd f.r Of8bzor in 4th
 Seer hy innings:
 1'- -..--..-b 1 q c h-5 Piiladelpai; q. ,......9 3 2 Q 1-s Two base hits. kauf, Young. Crayath fal. Ban rrsit
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Baseball Challenge.

up. Address. Charles Dowd, Baltic,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

the primary division with some rcac~
ton In prices asked for prin, cloths
Secondary rcvisions have been made
In b'cachcd goods. pcrcalcs and some
other lines with the purpose OF fixing
close OF the active spring iobhin, sea-
son. Jobbcrs are still ordering NOR
chandiSc in small lots as "A rule. while
retailers continue buying from hand
TO mouth.
The movement OF merchandise in
consuming channels has not shown at
any time the rncasur" OF hesitatiY
seen in hrSt hands. The measure 81
Improvement noted -. the early part
OF the month has been continued in
the main and the tendency in mill CEN
tcrs has ben toward icsScniny the
volume of curtailmcnt. There has
bccn stcadicr demand for fine combcd
yarn goods In plain ana fancy wcavcs
ana Zinc dress .inThans m plaid wcaves
have ben in active call for quick ship
mcnt.
New lines of shiriinEs and wide dress
SinShams Tor the manufacturing trade
Tor spring 1872" wcr, opened during
III" week at slight price changes from
are distinctly nrmer after substantial
sales recorded by mills at low prices.
principally to keep mills employed
Prices currcn; ar" as follows: prin:
cloths. 2S-!nch SaxGis. 80 to l-4c:
ctN6cs. &C: 3? l-2-inch G3x6ts, Zoe and
10 &c: brown she.;ingS southern
standards. Is l-2c and l1c: dcnims. 10;
southern s-oZ.. &c. eastern SAC nominal:
prints, - l-2c; staple ginghams. II lee
southern. u &c eastern: dress SinS-
hams, %Or and &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
PERIL IN JAPANESE BID
FOR WORLD COMMERCE
Minister Asserts tnr~.trirt~d Labor
md Low Price. Give ORR
entni> Advantage.

MELBOURNE. March "a.-lIow Ia-
pan by AN intense and Unrestricted mp
riication 10 industry and commerce.
has come to dominate the East. politi-
cally and commercially, was told by
The Rev. &. VI. iiaE,;,, ,.n,,.,i score
tary of tho Church Missionary Soci.. v.
upon his return from = six months
visit 10 Japan. India and China
The Rev. Mr.. Isaz"lcy said tina; due
to the great increase in tho number
OF factories in Japan that country is
nanufac!ur;nG every commodity that
tho world wants. lnd is Succ.sSruIly
selling its products by means OF
large number OF japanese agents who
arc to DC found in every city in the
East.
This developments. in the opinion or
Mr. i'3Hclcy. is causing grca; concern
among those who understand the po-
litical significance Of such wide com
mcrcial rami!ication |; is even with
greater alarm that JapIucSe ucnetr.
ton into India and China is viewed
In the hrSt named country JapnNcSc
goods are beginning to dominate tho
markets. while IN the latter they have
held Il first position for some lime.
In manufacturing circles in Nipuon
Mr. Rizeley found that tho keynote
or cndcaror was unrestricted produc-
ton. Full steam ahead. with no
thought for the laborcr.' seems To ac-
tuate capital. ne said. lie marvcl.d
nj tho point OF view that saw no dan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

'HlHAGp. March c5.-IIoRs: ErCc!ptr 500
h.ah: market strong TO 10 cents higher than
iiilayS average: bulk OF 70 II 80.
h"avy wcirht. ,,.3o@i ~ ,;5 medium weight,
i''Nft 1877: light weight. lat6H 1870: lirhi
,EhtS l;.G5mi'.1j: sows. 1925 n ioO': ui,:s
a w""S a,o. cool beef steers 20 coat, 20 ~
cents higher: others and stockcrs and feed
"rs - cents 10 80 cents higher: medium
stools - cents TO - cents hlrhrr: others
sI"aHN to - cents uU: fat bulls = cents To
w. 70 I"n,s i"w"r: hclornas p cents higher
sheen: Receipts. 2.c'o head: compared with
= week ago. good ard best heavy wool lambs
- cents to 81 lower: in between grades and
~ h". ~ lambs 81 70 $40 lower; shorn lambs:
cents lower: lights v-arlinEs. IN cents lower:
sheet mostlv steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
VIII u.c Force to ne.torc ord,,.

CAIRO. EGYPT. Friday. March .S.-
ir-Hhi"f in Egypt. told a gathering Of
ESyptian notable today he would be
forced TO employ active repression to
restore order in Egypt. He said tina {;
store order by defensive measures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
RICHMOND LIVE ,rOCK MAIZE

safes - Cnton Stock Yards)
Em;ort for The week ending March a. 1919:
=, nu'c" sioci' iJi-. medium 20 good
), IL: common to fair. oHl2. choice heif-
- 'yhh; medium To rood. HUE: COM
i I'pi' !" So2i Sniy common TO fair. I,kn7:
.ninniou 10 t.,r. ~ aes',. beat heavy bull.
-" T., TAT ,iEht bulls. 81, aioi-: good boIor-
ma Du!!s. aTio: fair. $40: best calves. Is:
.omm"n 10 is:r. bnIs: hos, hos 10y rirs
ara Shoht'. i!Tl.: sows and staEs. I2Tl;:
lambs - $500 80 - =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Federal nc.er,e Notes.
l2G@cc.O0O
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS
CONTINUE TO INCREASE
Rcp"rt on Federal Reserve Unnk.
shows Improvement During
Past Week.
nv Associated Pres. !

WASHINGTON, March 90. Govern
ment deposits in Federal Reserv.
l"uks continued 20 Increase this week
" nile tho ratio Of reserves TO nor Do.
rnsltS and Fedora! Reserve note li,bi-
lii!cs went Up $40 or | pcr cent.
The condition OF TIC twelve Reserve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
DEFENDS COURTS MARTIAL
one Witness Declares system Much
Wore N"ari, Perfect Than
civil Justice.

WASi'INGTnN. March -. Major
Nndr"w j. corp il. uf the iti::c
adV"catc generals Office. declared in :,
.tnt"ln"u' today. before tho Amcricar
Ear Associations committee invcstisat-
ing army conference.-the, that military
Justice ai nov administered. operated
more swiftly. had more checks ,r,ins.
miScnrriaT" and came nearer being
perfect than did civil Justice. IIc SUBJ
irit;"d records OF the courts-martiaI a,
amp sheridan while tic was judge
advocate thcrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

ger in unrestricted hours OF labor: that
made overwhelming dem inds on tho
workers energy. and ut tho lack OF
i'ciorN legislation that cut product ion
costs TO minimum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


n ,i;,, W"re anict rrui, Of the Loom bieach he'd
inusNn- advanced 10 cent ia . g,
Su3ran;"c tina: the price would bc no lowcr
n'l"fr Jun" !. Finished cottons sold il. small
inln Tor immediate shiprrnt Dress good,
w We" "Mi"t. Linens advanced ard burlaps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

NEW YORK. March 2a--Bccvcs: Rccclpts
Ecnls. 1907 %. -: vcarIinrs $50
sheep and lambs: R"ccipf: ga sto.dv.
"iiHp"d lamb: l7.o2: unshorn lambs 1850:
nor. Reccipts 2.1l0: steady =, IS 20 n "a 20
Tor I!Eht 70 medium wciyhts: rnu-hs rs d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
NArAI Srnnry

SAVANNAH GA March = Tnrnon,inc
n,rdini -" =, "a les s. casks sh;Dmcn,s go casks:
3, i.esin nomins; shipments. %, barrels /:
drot.: n 1910: u. p. ,si5. r. ,2ao r:
Il -: ~ 10; |. 1866 X la.5: S. IS Is: *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Banks. at tho close OF business las:
n'Sht was as follows.
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates 5 32G.5?l. Don
Gold settlement fund
Federal reserve bank 5G3.557. 600
Gold with foreign arcn-
c!cs ............ a.S2o.00o
Total gold held by
banks ............... SoG.lai.cOo
Gold with Federal reserve
agents .............. i.i13.oI0.0o0
Gold redemption fund I33.o3s. 0ol
Total gold reserves 52ii23o5. ooo
Legal tender notes silver
cite. ................ GS.2i9.oO0
Total receives ........ 2.2I0.j2t, 600
Total reserves. bills. dis
counted ,.......,... l.sai.ole.ooo
tions All other ..... lg5.2atouO
Eills hough; in open
market ...... 2iS.I07. zoe
Total bills on hand S..l3i.5iI,oo0
L. :. government long
term securities -. 2Il3S 600
[. :. government short
term securities 80. I73.5s7.ooo
All other earning assets. 5000
Total earning assets s2.235. 2ss. 90,
tanks premises ...... o,7l2,o0O
Cncoilec,ed Items and
other deductions from
EipSS deposits "ro.nbb,UpJ
= per cent redemption
fund against Federal
reserve hank notes 7.oS7 900
a.! other resources .. 7.2I4,03C
Total resources .... sj.2.,.92S 900
liabilities.
Capital pa!d in ....... 3 Sl.Gil 900
Surplus ............. ~. $4,000
Government deposits 49,. lGs.ii7.0oc
Due to members
account ...... LIKELIHOOD
De erred availability
items ............ $4,000, 900
ether Notwithstanding
foreign governments
credits . LIKELIHOOD
Tota, gross deposits s..i0l,4?l 900
EcGeral reserve notes In
actual circulation - 2,o2l ,1.6.o 90
Federal reserve bank
notes in circulation.
nc, liability 1850. 600
All other liabilities .. JV.0ii,"cD
Total liabilities - Sj..2.. ags. 600
latio OF total reserves TO net de-
post and Federal reserve note. 5i.o
per cent. Liabilities combined ratio
II gold reserves 10 Federal reserve
notes In circulation after setting aside
"a per cent against not deposit liaeili-
tics. 6j.j per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

HcNiew Of Cotton Goods Market
NV loi'k. March 2a.-Co,ton
'oods markets have been auie;cr in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
NEW YORK pKOD,;t,E N,rEI.r

INV YORK. March 2o-Euttcr strong
i.H -" ."n; .rr"Gni.- $40, conc" uulc,: Hio Is.
- .chls: santos *. III. cents.
,,,"",,"ns"rn OIL was "u", and unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

krt rapid upturn in the las, hour. Clos
ing quotations were strong n. cent to !:
.G nn nS' higher. With May ni7?. TO siI7N
10 - ""n,: aud provisions - to 80 ccn,a.
,,hsn corr: ~ yellow. 81 81 n / s,,: no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Liverpool (" Take -Four Day. Faster

i'iNEI;l'ooI March 2o.-Thc Cotton
i.Ncnang" here viii he closed April is
~, II and -. Easter holidnvs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Sj..2:.G@S.O0V
cScrNes 10 net de-
reserve note. Il.5
les com hined raiio
TO Federal reserve
after setting aside
not deposit liabili-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Total gold held by
banks ...........
Cold with Federal reserve
agents ............ g.
Gold redemption fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

BANKS. ut tho close OF
night WAS as follows.
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
Gold settlement fund =
Federal reserve bank
Gold with foreign arcn-
c!cs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

TDia gold reserves. 90.
Legal tender notes. silver
etc. ......... ......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Total reserves ....
Total reserves. bills. dis
counted. .........
Secured by war obiira-
lions all other ...
Bills bourh in open
market ..-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings N All
the Leading Stocks

New York. March ton the surface,
today's stock market dinerend ~ no
important particular from the ~ ":oH.
SEES lions OF the week aside fr1In 4 haas
in the activities during the MID So sS.oA
when the general !.s- Was inclined u
react
There were tie sar'e furious ana
spasmodic chu-ning Of prices among
specialt:es. notably Industrial -e.coioi;
distillers and me- % the olis anu
equipments. and more tangible evidence
Of profit taking ana short seit.n5 ~!
other quarters OF the list.
Pools later extended their operations.
shipping enjoying especial favor VIII
Atlantic-Gu!f leading on an enormous
turnover az a gain of nine FONTS. Ma
rine preferred advancing foAr points
and United Fruit three.
Secondary or low priced motors Were
in demand during tie last hni: @. me
session. Stutz and .,e several Maxwell
issues pressing General Motors N &C,
tiyitv and eHten, Of advance nike
states Rubber was strongest Of the So
called motor accessories. keuI-Spr.ng-
field showing marked irresularitE.
New York AIT Brake. Pressed S.eei
Car. Crucitle Steel, Colorado We:
PENNSYLVANIA. eatoard and several
other rails embrased the strong equip
r.ents.
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MADISON

a case of scarlet fever $ -"
ed IN the family Of @er: H...'l
Starks. Ansou heat "'-'.'-, az
taken measures to r-er,' - ,,;t4
of the disease in thar '""",
Lieutenant Harold ''a.'Ns,' g. :
L. S. Aviation Corps a-rie1 "n
Thursday night from >tr An!}-i
Texas. where ia has te.a s.aac''
for the pas, fourteen l"s.,1S al \
Kelley Field. Lieut. r'al.@"'. W
received an honorable d.sc .a.ss nv
the service. He has ies" ''!Ls
greater part of the t:Me Sic. 4
went south.
The Madison BOYS Sc,t.oI 5'h
have received ard accepted q: .&N+
ton 20 furnish music d. TIE ~
BOYS Convention IN Baas
Mrs. a. :. Rand and Mss f!2,as
Walker went t. W'a,e.v.l,a 7 i.F
day afternoon 10 attend ne 1'a2F
recital
There was a large a:tsr .a'e' \
TIE cold meat az ~a.ad s.F
served by the Ladies' rec u :
Cnlversa,ist church IT - 1'~
vestry Thursday e.er.7- arc
sum of money was ae;:el .e' "e
ganization. Il
Indian Srring Log. ! " ~
are making prerarati".'
,ba ,bn,h ,,n,vs-Sa-.- ~ -, ~
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Chicago Cattle Make.

tf!ca-". Mdrca.
HOGS-Reoeipts LOO NAeNr. Nm.
ed steady. closed strong 'u III. .,,g
higher tnan yesterdays lo,S TN. f.
timate1 tomorrow so HilR OF N.
1850 1880; butchers l%ajYI-5I. .sh, n,
heavy lsrnl@ij; pa, KING i,s@%
throW-outs i.2aMlS0" llgs G.5j 2
choice l1utulSZ5
CATTLE-Recelp,s go. Better s.lis
strong. others steady. Calves ',.cT
mostly 25 cents lower Estimated 10.
morrow 100. Beet cA.ti.. 'iooi. cha,
and prime l7(VG 3s5J: COMMON and M,
dunn 1859 1872. Butcher sIoch Co.'S
and heifers 135N,5-5: Gamers AMI i.
tiers SlstQ,35 StockerS AND .esi4y
Good. choice aac prime Ii-Til;-,,. II.
rior, common and medium >-;I.lg VI,
calves: Good, choice and Y-:!;t -
l5a5.
SHEEP-Receilts esp !>!,,!ag .ss'
mostly - cents higher. Feeders s;ea
Estimated tomorrow On I.aci
Choice and prime 1l}st--l15. ou!is r.,
l1U Ewes: Choi-e ard l-ln.- 'tG@
nedium and good lI501l'3; c1!s "!
COS
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New York Produce Market
New York. March

WHEAT->p-ing spot steady: 10 >
red c:is track New Ycra
CoHN-Spot easy: No yellow and
York
oATS-SIot steady; standard -
ft:sf.-Steady mess 500
l-ANL-N eak: middle west -.le0 30
COTTON OII-O.;et or1rre
sulrme- GLOW SPOT sI-o
BtTTER-, -eaty: receipts il.SSe .ubs
CTe2nsr,' higher than extras .scfss
extras. = score. 81: inst .S3u6l; pack
ing stock current make No : y
EGGS-Steadr receipts oir2 cases
fresh gathered extras i2a.5!: fresh
satferec regular packed extra iiro,s
iA!la.: do. first ifa;lI: state. Pa. and
nearby western hennery white fine 70
fancy 1919; state. Ia. and nearly hen
reVy waite ordinary 70 prime 4:sf.5; do
browns 44ri5; do gathered brown and
mixed colo-s "a ~.
FCTAToES-t.as.er: Maine Is, los. u,
h&@: New YORK do 2hoAa51: w.s.er,
do. GauSio; Virginia late crop bbls. rs
tI;SN
ABBAGE-Scsady and UNCHANGED.
SCGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal
-: fine ranula d 80
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We Advertise Bargains Only


No &Wood timber SIS road Price slhN
to
sna
al
buildings
shop prize
mile c -
snalbu
il sold
MUST te sod settle
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-15
Wanted-Agents

OR WOMEN TO SELL.
Macks Camphor Rub ointment for
pain: fast seller: steady repeater. b.,
profit Mack Products Co. IS Z. 3oth
St. Cleveland. ONO. mrh;5dlt'
AGENTS WANTED BY MA%CFAC-
turer to handle high grade Inade-to-
measure raincoats: Liberal comm ssioi:
Liberty Kaincoat Co. Dayton. OHIO,
AGENTS: STRANGE: NEW KITCHEN
tool. Every wo- an will use u times
,laily Never before advertised. Profits
81 an hour QUICK. Sample free.
Thomas Mfg. Co.. 1914 Post St. Dayton:
, Mo. lncnloo1t,
AGENTS: $40 A WEEK STARTLING,
new hos,ey Tro i, !. Gna an1hs 81
r leT aes >f free e. W. Noble made IS
terms. Guaranteed Hosiery c.. S5l4
Post St. Dayton. Ohio. mchl5dlte
AGENTS. BIG PAY AND FREE Al
,oNoaiis Introducing wonderful new
gasoline saver. puncture-2roof. I'VE.
year spark plugs and other economical
wey. AS STA F, Louisville. Ky.
AGENTS: CHATEAU THIERky
greatest war picture: Sample free, .
others. Russe.i's War History best
published. Co..:eN portraits. frames.
pillow tops Low prices. credi. terms.
prompt shipments. Peoples Porfrai,.
sta. y, Chicago. rchiouI'
WIDE AWAKE Man TO TAKE
charge Of our local trade. 81 To $ a
dav steady. No experience required:
nav starts at once. Write today. Amer
can Products Co. l43 American Bldg
r,;nr;nnst, ohio. mchl5dlt'
san CREDIT PLAN. ENTIRELY NEW,
big opportunity for live wire agents
ana demonstrators. Sole agency given.
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