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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-23
COLLYER LOCALS
(From Co1lyer Advance)

Private Robert Heck arrived last
Friday from Bordeau, France, where
he served in the American Exped1t-
ionary forces these last five months
He has nothing but the highest praise
for France and the French people
DIR. Burnett was recently called to
Walter More1l's. We understand that
Mrs. More1 has been in poor health
for quite a long time, but it is the
earnest hope of her many friends that
she might soon recover her former
strength.
Printers ink has been responsible
for thousands of business successes
throughout the country. Everybody
in town may know you but they don't
know what bargains you offer. ADJ
vertising will do for you what it has
for others.
Mrs. Fay Hickman could not come
to the funeral of her sister, Mrs
Harry Thomas, on account of being
just recovering from the influenza.
But Fred was here and looked well
and sprightly as he ever did although
he had also recently passed through
| spell of the dreadful ailment.
Mr. Anthony B. Matousek OF
Otego, Kansas, and Miss Millie Raz-
at the Office OF the Probate Judge Ia
! Wa-Keeney, Wednesday morning
/ January p. Mr.. Matousek is a pros
| porous farmer of Jewell county where
| the happy couple will make their
/ home. He insists as an excuse fol
taking his bride there that jewell
county is the banner county of the
/ State but he freely admits that he
! came to Trego to find banner wife
! Mrs. Matousek is one of the estirn-
able daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Razak, of Collyer township, and needs
no introduction to our readers
| Old Mr.. Tidball has been at i
| again. He was the first one to seno
in his check, without being solicited
for the benefit of the Armenian Re
lief Fund. This old veteran is boune
| to be grand until the very last NOM
ent of his life We are sorry t.
| know, though, that the faint hop
which he, and Mrs. Tidba1l had en-
tertained that perhaps their son
Thomas, was not dead (his name ha
not been mentioned in the casualt.
lists) had to be abandoned. They re
ceived last Friday an official notifica
4 ton from the Chairman of the Coun
Gil of Defense to the effect that thei
noble son had made the supreme sac
rifice for his country's sake.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-23
ORDER OF COUNTY BOARD OF
PUBLIC HEALTH

It is hereby ordered by the county
board of health of Trego County,
Kansas, that a strict quarantine be
maintained of all contagious diseases
within the county of Trego and state
of Kansas, including Spanish inhu-
enza. That all persons knowing them
selves inflicted with a contagious
disease included as above noted
c1ude thems selves from the public and
not leave their premises without the
permission of the county health
officer, and it shall be the duty of the
attending physician to place the reg
ular red card showing the prevalence
of said contagious disease at or on
said premises and report the same to
the county health officer and if there
be attending physician it shall be
the duty of the person in charge of
such premises to place such red card
upon the front door of said premises
or building and no person shall er.ter
or leave said premises without the
consent or permission of the county
health officer
Given under my hand this 7th day
of January 1919
A II. Hamn,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-23
NOTICE

The members of the Collyer Local
of the Farmers Union are urgently
requested to attend the next meeting
which will be held Saturday, January,
25th. 1919. Important business.
William Lorimer,
President.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

There will be an examination for
teachers certificates held at the court
house Friday and Saturday, January
Pa and 25.
Minnie O'Nei1,
County Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

Liverpool CabIcs-Spo' cotton. fair
business doing. at points advance on the
basis OF "a 4Gd for niddling. Sales. j o.
oo0, Including 1000 American. Imports
1000, including ID. 600 American Futures
opened quiet. at Is to II points advance.
Decembcr. 24l3d: Janunry. 22 SAD. March.
% A4d: MAY 2l.45d; July. 20 7Od. Man-
chester: Yarns. firm, cloth, good Dc
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
(addo oil and REFINING

Question Please give me informa-
ton IN regard 10 Caddo Oil do YOU
think it good buy? f. 3.
- Answer--The Caddo Oil and Refining
ompany OF Louisiana vas Incorporated
December g. 1916. to acquire all the
properties owned by the following
oaddo on and Refining Company. Ked
lNNcr ''ne Tine Company, OH Fields
vas ~. 'ompanl, Star Ou Company. The
state on and GAS Company, Sure Shot
on Company and Globe Oil and Gas
Company. The company owns oil and
gas lands and leases in Louisiana ay.
greeating $3.50 acres. II has eighty.
'''' mics OF pipe line, eighty-tive tank
cars and 2,O00-harrel refinery. 1t ha,
scent give producing wells and a
sasoilnc extraction plant. There are
y ,2JO,oOO fist MORTGAGE per cent
ood oonds due January I, 1927. and s1o.-
ooo'ooo stoch, par Sl0o. The net in
come alter taxes and interest for 1918
was $685. .
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Railroads

40 Boa & Albany l21 = 122 l2l 122
3S2 Boston Eiev:.. G3 63'a 62 6SE2
.33 Boston q Ma. 81 Sc 81 r. SO
Gsd i}os x sub pfi. "a ~
100 Mass Elec pfd. 121s 19ia lgl- 12i1
295 y Y, y II < IL. 2e 29As 2Sa4 20
205 West End...... 40il 4ola a0i4 10A
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
HARDLY an Investment

Question VIII you kindly give me
Investment in the Charles S. Noble Oil
and Gas Company, which stock, un-
derstand is listed on the etroit Curb +?
Any information that you can give me
concerning the merit Of such an in
vestmcnt Will be aDprcciated.--C A. S.
Answer-Thc development Of the
Charles +. Noble OIL and Gas Company
is going on at a great rate. The COM
pany appears to be we'll managed, but
we doubt whether ii should be called
an investment
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Investment
Information

In this department The Tribune will
throw the light Of such information ns
Is ~ tts command on the Investment
problems Of Its readers. Questions or
general interest Will be answered in
'hls column. only initials Will be used.
Others will be answered by mail
Address all queries. fnclosing
Ftainp"d addrosscd envelope. to
FINANCIAL EDITOR, The Tribune,
l5+ Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Texas Steer Oil

Qucstion-Kindly let me have what
Information you have regarding Texas
Steer Oil Company. selling on New
ork Curb at I, to E.-X. I. p.
Answer Texas Steer Oil Association
owns an S0-acrc lease in Hood County,
Tex. 1t also operates under lease a
30-acrc claim at Burkburnett Field,
Texas. Capital is S20000 par 81 a
share; no debt. No dividends. No re-
port of earnings published.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Commodities
Cotton

TIE strength Of thu Dccombor delivery
vas tho feature in tn, marset yo~fer'iss
shorts found Very few SELLERS around fh"
rlng- which suggested Ntilr prospect af
deliveries i'm eufficienr volume 10 Gauss. any
material decline and It dil up' require
much buying To send tho price W. 10 90 75
or l25 points above tho CLOSE of NI1nAAs
This advance established n"W high rec.
ord for futures in th" NV York market
and the delivery closed at 80 in With fno
general list closing firm at Il net alsan,.
Of - to l2o points
Tho market opened firm at an advance
Of 70 80 points on Il renewai Of Mon
days buying movement. which was Stimu-
lated by relatively firm cables. Nuilish
overnight spot adviceS. and tne settlement
OF the Fan River strike. The.- was sui
iicient realizing To- Gauss, reactions of l5 or
20 points durinl, tho middle of tha ,l,,.
and possibly Nriio selling ON that por-
ton Of the Presidents uess.,g- urging
rhe strength of thu near month heil soil
ing offerings in check. hoNrNc,. and tho
best prices were reached late in The DAY
when January sold at 81 0o and My 1T
33@o. or 6o TO 50 points net higher
Local spot people say that tho differ
ences are against shipments of cotton
h"ro from the South for delivery. and that
there is more or less uncertainty whoth-r
cotton shipped at this tine would reach
hore in time for Inspection and delivery
u"fore he md OF the month Some sn.aIl
amounts 81 cotton ar~ expected for tom
der. but at present the certincatea stock
amounts to only about 10 600 bales and
the RENAL ming December short interest
has shown a disposition to cover or trans
fer its commitments TO later months \
prominent Memphis authority estimates
the crop at 1861. 900 bales and members
OF the Memphis Cotton Exchang. are
loohing for crop, on the aTerase. IF 10 =
$4,000, excluding hnters Most OF th-
trading yesterday. aside from the cover
ing OF December shorts and buying by
Liverpool to liquldate sfraddte accounts
Vas attributed 10 switching between
months, and general commission house
business was quiet with traders Waiting
for Developments in thu Mexican ex-
changes or the coal situation
steady and 80 points higher at 40 Is 70,
middlins, sales Nil.
~ ,ltira f..lI
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Answer-Cities Service per cent
lrcfcrcncc Z StocL at 81 50 4 share
A Quick Recovery

Question VIII Kerr Lakes Mines,
Ltd, give any dividends next month ?
! bought 300 shares Of Cresson Consol-
dated Gold Mining when it was above
81 per share and paying dividends 1t
IS now selling at 81 or unde, and pay
ing no dividends. Do you think this
took Will come back to above 81 a
share by the first Of January? What
irc the conditions of the company at
present? 5 X
Answcr--We do not know whether
Or not Kerr Lake will pay anything in
December. bat il was recently stated
th" IN September the company pro-
duccd about 10000 ounces Of silver.
The labor strike was settled on Sep
1ember T. after which production
averaged $4,000 a day. This is "a quick
recovery. Cresson Cold is a specula
ton cold stocks as IA rule have not
done very we'll lately. The condition
of the company was recently set forth
III this column.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Ie range OF prices follows
Open High Low


80 points higher a. A. 95c. sales 94il
palrs New Orleans steady. Is 4oin,s
higher at 3e50c; sales. $50 bales Woa
bic nrm, SO points higher at - soc. sal
- naies Savannah arfn, 25 points higher
AT soVc. sales, 3.:54 balps \orfniis
steady, - points higher "a, 8s.7sc sa,ss
- II bales Augusta steady 75 points
i',ls.',. ntshsr al ssc sales, 'o2 bales Memphis
steady, une changed at s4cc. sales 600
naies. St Louis steady, so points hiyher
at fooVc sales. nil. Houston steady. un-
hanged at II IS sales. 5.o20. Little Rock
%,Het 70 points higher at 100 salas
10 bales. Dallas steady. 65 points h1,'t.ts
at 4l.'5e; sales 4,2s4 bales Fort worth
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
FLOOR TRADER,S TLogc ,,1ov

FLOOR TRADERS.-Thosc upon the
foor Of the Stoch Ercho"ac oho buy
ana sell securities for their o,cn nc-
connt being members, Of coursc, Of tho
exchange. ThcV are sometimes called
room traders. Money and Invest
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Judgments Filled

Mayer appointed Arthur NJ. King receiVel
for Rendezvous, Inc, with bond Of
$1,000.
Tho following Judgments were filed yes
terday the first name being that OF the
debtor:
New York Comfy
BOiter, TsaAc-B. Guryan. ...... s.05. 2f
Brooks. Charles Liebcnthal Bros.
Brennan. Mtc6acl = Tide Water
chadic1. Wsn. IA. S. BanAs. S2S sc .o
Dausy. Jean-F Wilson 1t al.. 253.N-
polau. MichAel-A II Hnstorf. 1s4ll
Earley, Cornelius il Daley. 194.7i
Eisenberg, samuel and capital
:, FREEDMEN ............ ..........:. 1,ll9.s,
=. paub ........, .,....................-. ll4.3c
Loushhein,, et al. ......... esl7l
:. me; ......... .,..... s6s.2.
;, ken People, etc....-...'.,.". 1000 o..
Hsiler, i MsTiei,a y Syn1@'sst ~. -
la'' laIIvI y ne. F. NJ Fisc her. l,o65 ..
b. Harrison, Lillian kaClcreth
and John II Hili-Ohio Savings
and Trust CO.. -......... 2C.672.si
j. w. Soeese x son organ Co..
Il. s Maryland 72q ~
Kantor. Sol ana Beatrice Kantor
,,,,, s waGenoff ....... .....;..... s7o.3.
Hisvaty-E Neytech .-.'...'. COZ. 0;
fheniN NstiQnal Bank Of city
Me oI Ia,'.'yo New Nogh ,. 7.2sa.3'
,.l,..i l,eip4'g' costs costs. ...,,.. S57.s.
lAWSkN 1Gq 4,
Marshall. Margaret Reld.. ~
MalpieNi. Giovanni \ Brennan ~
Minor, Wm H-B. leVison IT
,.ono,.,. -, ,.I. ses3i
Room Inc II Friedman IA
Re2etsky, Philips. r. Bowser &
Roos Frsd j and Frank Roos %
poy',,,'',,, Weis'nan et al. 1855
a,l Ko~ens. ui'iH hanpeA ... 275.2l
Morris Nemkoft-G W. cane 1t
Silperstein Meyer-I..Jacobson -. a
sweet. Samuel IL. Kahn .... lo+ M
smith. Frederick corp. of Chas
Mrye ......... 244S sl
sekler. Wendel-M NJ H-gien-
.ra,,... s'f.n ..... s47s.
mn, mr. I,,-.. !; ............- 855s s.
,.'',...... CO. ..:....,: ............ 22ls
Central X r. CO.. costs
,,.ar,9 81 a. W.. s..... sa,4
< Picture Go. ..... ................ ll6.o,
William NArkle -MMbury
Atlantic MFG Co. ....... 1r-
Waddel, james A.-pierce Arrow
hen'ins Co.. Inc '-............ l.1s51
In Bronx County
American Railway Expressive
Nevins ..'........ ......... s2.31S.S,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
-Four }"ii Col"ans Of inrcs,.
""nt q'feSsions md nns,ceys
are p"blished in The Tribune
crefy 'Sltndny

Cohn. Saniuol-I.. STORM ao.,,
Graham. Frank y -. NJ Multi
Granasire. Victor.E Hiocls ~ A. a.
Ninstrey. Loretta-J. NJ Muili ''0'
Lenon sand < Gravel Cor 3S0o2
Mas, ,.ebuono. Severino Mas. ''7'0
'is.i.aosa'ln. Walter IN j 80. %
oderwaid. w.liaa1' x Wstss... 50 q q
SDaiSer sa,'',,.' N,,'i N'piE a., AL 1901
s.as- s""'sp4'Sn ..... s3t 81 + E
smith sarah IN voiA .Si p =
ivf, sani Anra-J. Hrernan. a.
'''i''N '....... ......... 775 26
Satisfied Judgments
Tho first name is th.. ,e ~.
thu second That of tN, ,....l.,,, - p.,'
when judgment was nIei ''''' '''''
Leipzig AhraNan4-S M \ ,,,,.,ra
ct al March =. isl7 '',ie@ crs
sam same March y. .ai7 jrc- $3.50
vi,eio. Michael -Jahn ~. SINS = 100 40
.'. &C. Sgpt 49, 1913 Ccanceled) 1927
Aug ~. lAlD ~, %
Kiln. Max knIekerbo, l,er Bag ~ V'@0
Co, Inc. Dec. IT, 1919 %, o..
Jacobsyn. Rosa apa Dora ''
Abrams 81 l4. sept IT, lqla soa 4, .
if'.1.ess'y' Denis Norris Park
H.'...-..., =. 4.259.39
R.-...f V't,i,, .........~.. l.023. 05
il,nofH 't al., oct g. 1910 100 o.,
\ 4hfrt Smlth * SOM. Inc.@I II
Rose rteid Nay -. 1910. ,s.
Same" ~afir' Dec -b l9l7 rs3
1fts same March 3. 1917 ~ .
Nrnde john II =L l. 'ry.la~- -'''
S ...... 1850
e,..','...- =, ....' ,...... s3s Il
" y.r,'... -'' 5sl9 1885 20
iar> April .. l9l9....... 100 .,s
IA. = lsin isnnie-l.ehn K Fink
s,,y -7' n.., ltl, .......- 1867
-, 1fset CO.. Feb. af. 1919. o4o 40
ielntsDy Nathan ana PDrcq-P
- hwartI' Feb. H. 1919 ooo -
South hern Ry. CO j. Wells
''' '0' ~. .-.'...... ................ 100 10
In Bronx County
Mon Rway and Tide Water on
Co--N Nicoietti. Nov TO- 1910 .1,noo
'''''''' Jan "a lSls....-, 5,131.40
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Answcr-We do not know whether
American Safety Razor

Question What is your opinion re-
sardiang American Safety Razor Com
panI =. J. f.
Ans~cr-\merican Safety Razor is
reported 10 have shown net earnings
TOR October. 1919. of S25l .0Oo cxclu
siNc OF its British and Canadian sub
s'diaricS. compared with S23SO00 in
september in which month the British
ard anadlan companies earnings
were lh''udc1. he company appears TO
show Increased earning power hut has
paid no dividends as vet and remains
a speculation until il can demonstrate
lis aoilitl 10 maintain earnings.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
\ Large Garner

Question-Could YOU kindly advise
me if you consider the Cities Service
B preferred stock at $3.50 share a
they are paying dividend at the rate
standing of the Cities Service Com
pany financially "A. N.
Answer-Cities Service 6 per cent
preference B stock at $3.50 share.
par value $40, yields per cent on the
investment. 1t appears 10 be good
investment. The common stock does
not pay Is per cent monthly. it pays
per cent per annum in cash and
per cent monthly in common stock.
The company is a large Garner For
the year ended September 30, 1919, it
earned 1i.62 per cent on its common
stock
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
LEGAL NOTICE

~ THE 81 ri>lNe. .co1ili .4i. IS 1eA.
itAN >ottlnll> ll-Ii sl-
'ptfH tetH'ef MAN Ai af.s rer
AM CHARLES M-cNli~ MAll. H--
To CHARLES Mfsmsis A...
,.i me - Of AlDeiari ID tI. l.. -
Nv Zealand Medical Mass. l- t rs~ 4
parts uu.nDAn
TAKE NOTICE thai 4 ctit.en h.- aesa
ISSUED IN ms Honorable Coa.f .t s.ai
I'm. YOU - appear 1fi ar-...- rha i.-.f7
VI Ma Marquis II .A4e- ln Afsfr-a.i.
p.A>lis Tor disso-ltian ~ n4ir '8as on 10
grounds 4f de-rrfiDtl
~ DEFAt iI oi your So a.rsa-..s ~Ita7
oy N,5s after ihe last arf.-.if.tsa- af 'fis
alNeiflsriileuf sol MI ...lAr- -
auN,eSs ne Court, and ftr t..nr- 0i fr
go I" near the said t'-ii.ln rratel al
P'v'l",'l..e sentence ln res q-ef fh-teic
Anu TAKE Fi NTHEK <ftrllE = t-sf far
sHV % p'i pose @i rrssit ,ol ARE 'l cas-
49, tte last appearance ~ fl.r aif -ftisi'
men, - "iituH IN person o- IS tu.r SaII-NN
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. 'Ntti an appearance in Hpat ~
Nllri TOT hat plfpos.
Dated al AUCKLAND this 1871 iay %, W
gust. 1919
MARTIN
~, Derutt Registrar.
81 ANLEN LOGAN PATTERSON. P-fi-
tiones Solicitor. 10 P4lmersten h...ii-
lngs Queen street. Auckland N-w "a
cent see the boNe advert .rfuenl they aFe
\ B-shouid any friends os sae nssQsn-
! requested 10 forward same H. h.la-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
ANDRtW ~, : .M,ecoRMAcK. Aurt.,s.e,
sJDf k- tND BONDS
by ADRIAN ~ MULLER 4 so>
OFFICE. 81 WILLIAM ~
WEDNtND\Y. DFEE MHEH ~ .


-,''o shs Burlington Railway o.
Co 81 cum rr'f1 XXX
~ order of Executors
= ans Soni hampton Real Es-a,. A..
70 shs s.h Avenue Transao-.a.,,,
20 IN lo oriental bsne. s7's< paid +,
500 shinneooox Goif cub inr,,,. A.
'soo ,,,fo'.issory Note 80 ! c-.v,..
ia1a ''''''7% E.. 49,, x. @. aat'1 Assus,
e. ooa 49,. -. Que 3" f.nnf ns
s'''o' = .nfs r9nff Lighting 90 Is, p.
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S''''' f..,t' .,l.Fs .sn,y Lighting 90 =. pe.
SroV0 Ina Cas- & - .t-.c a.. p.
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=, a., ~" 81. 4 Roma i1t1
. S'''n f'as' '.fa it.-t.Is g..
$1,000 s. te,- ha.leay Ut caa.'4 N,y.
nio Bond. tta4
or \ count ~ l. T. Nar r0--s..
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5000 Chicago Eievat-i 2 way ,- s.....
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New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

BID ASK Bid Ask
Adanac ..... NJ Of Can ~ 2ls
Bailey .... NeWrnN ....l IS IL
Beav Con..15 80 Peterson LII -
Chan4b Fer. Y Pore Crown.-5 80
Coniasas = . Pore llnp...
'roNn Ksv.23 3s Pore Tisdaie
Dome l,Nt..S2 5s Preston + /, :
Dome l.a>e.15 - II hughes. ~
HargraVcs.. Temsknng 40 80
Iollinser... So, -, Vnon Krist
Keora .....1s 9 Vacuum G..3-l6 5-16
Lake Shore 11s lSS West Dome. ) Il
Mcintyre e.. X Is
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Chicago

Saies. Open. High. Low. Last.
10 Am Shipbuild l9o l2o 100 12o
1850 Armour pf....1O6 los loii2 lO4 =
s45 Booth Fish. - II i l.
500 Brlscoe ...... "a 90 o4 IS
80 do pf....... IS
% Bunte Bros II i. II II
- t'hl ( x { RVS 5. = = :.
do pf......
80 80 en- en- p Tool. .lo44 log lo2 lo9
10 Cudahy ...,.. l0si4 lOGia lo6ia lO6i4
595 CMow Edison. 1O91. lUsie l0Sa. los S4
go Cont Motors. i2i4 ia III. Us.
- peery lo0l2 l00ia 1o0la l0Qi4
10 pia Matoh...l2l III l21 l4l
80 HOLLAND st l.. ISIS ISIS ISIS ISIS
4075 Hupp .....,.. l2a. las l3s. II
50 Hart 5 < NJ. 50 90 90 90
35 his Brick..... 20 e 7SAa ISL
10 Inland Steel 26o 26o ESQ $50
l33 j Case. ....... 2oia 2ON. @0is 2Oia
2325 Lindsay Light -. - *
1890 Libby ...... POS. osTv oqis oGls
dia Mont Ward pfll9 l12 IL lie
30 Mitchell ~ i8 ~ ~ 4s
70 Nat Carbon piles rs is l25
2t"o Nat Leather. l8 lsis l7s. IS
- F"u Gas ......... 3e 2t Sc 26
IL Quaker Oats $50 2aO o5n 80
- Ito of ...... n5l4 g5ta % 95is
So REQ Motor .... 50 80 29Ts 207S
30 Repub Truck. % 58 81 5S
soo Root & Van - 52'a 5-,a SCI. 52ls
10 Sears Roebk.2l5 ~ 2l5 2l7
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
anso u pri1es follows
Butter, Cheese and E1rs

I'uttcr ReceiYts ~ere e.so2 .aei,aea9
.ltaiAef5 hish''r than .'Nfris. lh 7fsf
- -c. extras, @- seof-. Idt.r. frsts a0
T. FL ssa'g 'ef hr-rs. - -
~gar'. t-H hHr' ~"lpnds Nt 10 - score.
~ ~ hic. lower grades 81 li ldc. hrid hirn
nr than extras. 6Hi- roo. EXTRAS 5s I'd 90. .
s'lttca hisher thar eHtra~. 7e'. .7i...
.Nfrf=. - l'c. flr-t-. 80 ~ .. s...... f-
b. ft D-c. state dairy tubs finest IN r. -. ic
good u prime. IS ttG'c. cofIi..sn - fsI
"a r. .Gtc. renovated extras 14|n So
rsta. fal 80. imitation Hr-atr.r fIf4f4
SD "a eas ladl'~ current l.tai4e. rtsfs.
t BITE. sfcnudS a-s i1Her rra4I~- .n5t
81 'se packins stseis. eurf"nt mako. No
j. . ~ ~ y" sH1 iaNer
Cheese Rec~ip,~ were sos boxes s.ste.
whoir nlli.. fresh hats. co.ot-i ar white
held he's sp'ela.s. 80 = ~ a'e atrrsse. r'4a.
- ~ 80 ieH. lower eral.s .H. tnIf.4
si'"ciais. colotel or white. olia t-e. a.at.
ase run. Bite. lower grad"e - ~ ,Ht...
Wisconsin. whole milk Twins frrsh if
n &c: singl" daisies. fresh ~ asc. held.
S- 8, n 5@i-e. douhie daisies. fresh ~ h.ia
80 ~ s. a &C. Young Americas fresh
cheldafs canadian. "a beni. -'is - soi.c.
state. skins. sprclals. "a i.o prime
- choice. II g 4oe fair t. good lts lse.
Eggs Receipts wer~. io4ss c.ses Fresh
ga hefed, extras, dozen -6 uoTc. eNtr.,
ur~fs. sau, Sc trsts, s0q s2c. seconls. e
q &c, under grades. 80 q TO-. lirtlrs ~.
80 u 53c, No and poorer. 3 : n b &C. check
good 70 choice. dry. - q sc. under grades.
AoN iie. rei orator. special marks. fancy.
charges paid. 54o57ci hr~js 81 u 53c. sec
onus, A. q elc, under grades. 1U ~ 4lc state.
Femnsy vania and nearby Western. h-n
merry whites, fine u fancy. SIgl f,ir
t. prime. I5 a Hsc. gathcrea whites conn
mon To primo. 10 lfasc. pullets 70 ~ &c.
Pacific Coast. whites. express fancy. So
l-q2 pullets' 'o@ Sic. other Western
and southern. gathered whites 7oaa9r.
s. at. Pennsylvania and nearby h.un.r,
browns, fancy. 30 q 95c. gathered brown
and mixed coiors graded. fancy. s50s7c.
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