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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04
LUTHERANS TO
START DRIVE

Members @ the Lutheran churches
Of Hammond and vicinity are prepar-
ing 60 unite with the Lutheran church
es throughout America in a great cam
palen to raise a FUND a 100000 70 be
used largely in helping the stricken
Lutheran churches fu Europe TO recov-
er from the effects Of the war. Many
of these churches. especially in France.
Poland. the smaller Baltic states RUS
sia and the Balkan states-have been
literally crushed by the world catas-
trophe. and they are locking 10 Amer
lea 70 lend . helping hand
The campaign here VIII be welI-or-
eapizeG and %onducted between Feb
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04
Canvas Gloves

Mems, good weight
cut full size, a regular
2Oc value. On sale at
per pair ........12c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04

Vegetable Compound cured me so ] did
not need the operation. and am telling
ali my friends about it-'-Mrs. A. w.
BINzER, Black River Falls, Wis,
It is Just such experiences as that Of
Mrs. Binzer that has made this famous
root ard herb remedy n household word
from ocean to ocean. Any onla who
suffers from inflammation, liberation.
displacements, backache, nervousness.
irregularities or /" the blues" should
not rest until she he's given it a trial,
ard for special advice write Lydia L.
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04

n Cretonnes-A
special lot of So inch
wide fancy cretonnes.
regular 81 and $1.23 val.
ues. Special per yard
at 80
Plaid Blankets -Size
66x00 inches, made of
long staple cotton that
will wear and launder
well. Special 49,. S2.9S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04

Seamless Sheeting
Bleached, a full 70 in.
in width, very stronG
and durable, perfect
IN every way. Per
ward .4712c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04
Without
The Knife
Chronic Diseases Of Zen
No Matter How Obstinate
or Eow Contractsd-Cured


RM oDERN methods Of treat
I'VE ment for all Pelvic disease.
never use the surgeons
knife II Il can be avoided. and
only then upon the expressed wish
or the patient Enlargement Of
the Prostate Gland T cure by re-
cuctne *. not by removing il.
cure Plies and other Rectal DIS
eases without surgery. Under my
superior treatment N~aTicorefa
quickly vanishes: h stagnant
blood is absorbed and the ctrcu-
-atlon IS restored 70 the parts af-
fected Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder are speedily healed
and the patient saved from fatal
results which generally follow ne
Don delay taking treatment for
Chronic Pelvic Diseases. the
rooner I begin To cure the sooner
viii restore goa - health. VtCor
ana Eft2oty. Nervous troubles
often nave their seat in local
causes which I can ascertain and
remove The gloom ana desaoCd-
cuCy which attend those who are
fearful that they never can be
cured OF their ailments viii i'm
Staltlv vanish as 500 as NV
treatment begins to AXE effect.
400 mas NAAkE AAsE tF lE~AEF ABOUT
y0ur case. describing sya.ptoms
gully 1 viii not understand treat
uen uatil I understand your con
dltion
I have successfully treated this
disease in hundreds Of cases with
out resortinG to any surgical
operation Surgery rarely relieves
and never cures.
If Won have a diseased Prostate
Il IS important thar Il should have
attention At once for III impairs
Vitality and destroys the elements
of manhood. ] am able to offer
the most valuable advice and ser
vice without resorting t o the
knife.
7 absolutely guarantee to euro
without operation or danger any
diseased or enlarged Prostate or
Structure. Piles or Flstula 7 under
take.
You can profit by a prompt
visit. Advice honest and candid.
Examination free and strictly
c~on6denfial. II ont IT town.
write. Prices moderate. Terms
easy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04

Outing Flannel
- inches wide. heavy
soft fleece on both
sides, pink and blue
stripes and checks.
Yard ....... &c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04

Cd E4 AEtG AA0AE dAA
operation, ] cannot
say enough in praise
oft. suffered from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me so
| could hardly be up
from my bed, and /
was unable to do my
h~ousework. l had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me TO have
an operation, but
lydia r. pinkham's
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04
4 RAW. SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
a Little Nusterole.

And Eusterole won't blister like the
cid fashioned mustard plaster. Just
s3-ead it on with your fingers. It pene-
rates to the sore spot with a gentle
t.ngle, loosens the congestion and draws
cut the soreness and pain.
Musterole is q clean, white ointment
rllda with oil of mustard. 1t is fine for
lick relief from sore throat, bronchitis,
.31s;litis. Group, stiff neck, asthma, neu-
zalgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
Il journalism, lurnbago, pains and aches Of
ne back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
t-uises chilblains, frosted feet, colds On
the chest 1t often prevents pneumonia.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
SOC and Soc jars; hospital size $3.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-04
THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wis.-sAs Lydia
E Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
Proposals
PUBLIC OFFERING
CITY OF BETHLEHEM


1920, the Mayor Of the City Of BethieheHmi M
ta n6RSs Pdse p g 6S gdder
Series Of $50 TO be dated January ]. 1920;
TO bear An "a Interest per annum. payable
sem1isnnually to sm5atTre Gn6 in twenty-five in,
thereof on the first day Of January, 1925;
Si8ooso principal inn9 AMOUNT thereof on the first
in each and every year thereafter until
and including tho first day oS January. 1919:
TO be in denominations Of $1,000 and $500 or
Mayor may determine in order TO comply
with the desl,e of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. reglsterable as to principal; both
PRINCIPAL and Interest to be payable at the
office OF the City Treasurer in United States
gold coin without deduction so far as per
nitted by law, for taxes other than sue
formation may be had on application to the
Sale of the bonds is subject TO the final
ss Bill No. 49, Of the city ';ET Council n''IWn au
thor!sing the issue and sale thereof. said
ordinance was introduced November "a. 1915:
hnal passage on December 1918.
Proposals for the purchas of these bonds
are hereby invited subject u the approval
validity thereof Each proposal must be
sealed; must be in the hands of the Mayor
OF the city on or before m, January
certified check payable TO the order of the
OF the bonds bid for. Cheeks OF Gnsuccess9
The proposals will be opened at O'clock
Of tEe Mayor: The right ,,3 e reject any, or
par and accrued Interest will b accepted,
Mayer Of tho city 81 a Bs}hlehem. B51}ihilSSt1N Pa.
S. j, HUGHES,
City Clerk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
MONEY FURRY
CHILLED MARKET
Instead of Turning Weak, Trad
ing Came Near to Com
plete StandstilI
SIMMS PETROLEUM REACTS BIG FOREIGN TRADE

Now York Dec o3-Thc New York
1,,,o,,;,,. Co.,, III. s,o,,;ol ro,,;o,,,
1''"l"s """ ''o''nS "''"n'''' i''''"
today says:
Instead OF turning weak in the face
of hardening money rates, as it might
woI1 bovo donc todov.s stocl, market
49,. .I.. :, -,.. -, .,,.,,
was ~ 'ilin 'iaI II "l'r'lH 'drncu uu''
TO the point of almost coaslng to tunc-
tion at all. Prices were higher in the
first bour or 50 or until tbo monev
market oncncd hecouse thrrc wore vcry
light offerings of stock.
1t was presumed that the renewal rate
for call loans would be higher than yes
terday, and, accordingly. most every
body, withheld commitments until this
could be known. ACCOMMODATION was
renewed ut ~ per cent but IT was not
iong bet0re IL per cent WIS DelllS cNacted'
Ihu III the carry al'erhooh 10 per cent
Lu!er II J'i!peu |" - per cont uuP"-
'"yrEE rh thP llsh leyel 'l Mnn!HaN,
e.,i inls n t'lllPora'S ronui''oh usually
l"l.uN lug "lon HoIeinliIvnt 'aA pay
. '.rnoS n'.u' a. iu'ti SuoJ'e1 '' " ieaIs tI,
t,,,Lo,o .;n1I,. oi''n t.'"t, +,J m"mI'J, Lmu
,,,nnot. v o+oS bnca,'.o of tTo onranSina
t,,rr of tLo ,oon ;,,dl,,ir ~" Ia nr1o nno
fnnrcia1 nnorotions and tHorofnro &C. - !.
entirely nossihIc that tightnese viii nrr
viii brtween now and tLc romirg If tho
new colcndar
,',..
news u'NPioi,llentS OF th' daN com
rINea SeV'raI items OF interest put very
teW OF lhIurh'e hlark'tWlse' wan
street mas drltted completely under the
Spel! oil tne hoidaN season ana pre-
dlctlonS OF a ChrlStmaS bull market
have definitely gone by the board. The
stock market has for the time being
become wall flower rather gaudily be-
dccked with holly and tinsel.
The London cables had it that this
country was to grant $40 600 0OC
credit TO Austria. This was the more
easilv to he believed in tbo lipht of
the recent nIea 70 Congress- Of our soc :
retarv of tbe treasury
Tho raiIroad sbares woro bo.vior thon
+ho indnstriaIs tbrongb a Good nart ni
+Lo sossin, hnoo,,so of thn nSoL;uot moot
;mc ~ ,,.h;oI tLa Jiro,ter Tr ,'to nonnrai v.a,
mro.on an ~ .ne oi,iotroJ u,n, tLot go
J p,v"nu. vas ~ oenJetiuieu ontr. aUr, ,;tL
m"tu WVu't ~, cotiit altet tne ihgesins IN wt.n
oeSPet' 10 the luee Oh tne roaus' WY. Mnether IL,
or not lneS We're % 10 De 'urneu pach oil
January l. Inc street, OF course; 'M., M
pects they VIII nov, Dut ~ "ouiu like
w nave Ihe certainty vi II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
RENEWED SELLING FORCED I
u. G.. H. TO NEW LOW LEVEL
Continued Buying by the Sna Fry Encouraging Feature
Of the Cmtailed Deaings-Ne,o Lou for U. G.I

situation the low position of reserves,
1t is difficult to comprehend how these
arrangements are to be made without
a drastic scaling down of bank loans.
The situation. however, will probably
be met by further recourse by the mem
ber banks to the Federal Reserve Bank.
Under these circumstances and con :
ditions it was not surprising the local
stocks moved sluggishly within n mar
row groove during the best of the ses-
sion. 1t was more surprising perhaps,
considering all things. they held UP as
well as they did. The market really
had only one weak spot and that was
United Gas Improvement. Otherwise
prices ruled relatively steady, with
about an equal division Of fractional
gains or concessions.
One of the more encouraging devel-
orments of the days operation was
testimony of continued buying by the
small fry" These purchases, while
somewhat smaller than in the preceding
sessions, yet in the aggregate made up
Il considerable total. Such buying in
the last ten days has reached signifi
cant proportions, and when matters gen
orally assume more normal aspect,
will surely make their influence as
real market factor.
Next to the slump in U. G. l., about
the only other interesting feature at
tending the dealings was good buying
demand which sprung up for Union
Traction, lifting the price 80 cents to
"a "a. Pennsylvania Railroad wasIagain
well taken, but after reaching 401a
shaded to 40s in sympathy with the
reactionary swing in the larger mar
ket. Small buying of Lehigh Valley and
Lehigh Navigation kept those two
standard dividend payers steady at 611
and 431s, respectively.
AS is often experienced in a narrow
market, substantial advances were
scored by several of the inactive issues.
Notably in this connection was Insur.
ance Co. of America, which advanced 81
to 36. Philadelphia Co. common, with
gain of 81 at 36, and the cumulative
preferred, with rise Of SIZE to 331@
also came in for attention, but were
only a belated response to the move
ment in the same shares in the New
York market.
In the other local stocks price changes
were unimportant. Philadelphia Elec-
trio wavered between 24H and 241a,
Philadelphia Rapid Transit yielded II
to- 27, and Philadelphia Traction the
same fraction to SO. Little was done in
Electric Storage Battery, which held al
1874, but General Asphalt common on
single transaction dropped So to 107.
Bond dealings continued unusually
heavy, with mixed price changes. Penn.
sylvania Co. Consolidated AIS yielded
PA per cent, National Property Co.
4-6s 1 per cent and United Railways
Investment 5s three quarters of / pei
cent, while fractional gains were made
by Electric and Peoples As, Lehigh Val
ley 6s, Lehigh Valley general As, Le-
high Valley Coal Is and Reading gen.
eral As, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
TRICAL CONDUITS
DEPARTMENT OF CITY TRANSIT
-. City Of Philadelphla
11tb Floor, 1911 Chestnut Street


Scaled proposals. addressed to the under
signed ct the OFFICE aforementioned. will he
received until l2 O'Clock, noon. on Tuesday v,
December 80, 1919, and opened immediatefv
tenant 70 the Broad Street subway sutbor,
.Sed by Ordinances OF Councils apnroved
July 2 1918. and July 90 1919 W
CONTRACT No. 1i5. Installation of eIac.
trlcal motor driven centrifugal pumps In me
drainage sump of the Broad Street subway
CONTRACT No. .1ls, Installation Of s,sc-
tricsl conduits and wiring for power and
lighting circuits in basement OF Citv Eaii
and In Broad Street Subway N@''
Plans and specification can be seen q,
18th Floor 1871 Chestnut street, and copies
be supplied to intending bloders upon appii.
Bidders must be skilled and resuIs,Iv =,
gaKed In the class Of work bid for N-''' en-
Contractors will be required 10 compI,
with the Act OF Assembly OF July IL Viappy
relative 10 Worlkmens Compensation InS1ss :
snce and proof must be furnished tba NJ :
% srtmenJ by each contractor that he ~
arcepted the provisions of said Act ana ~ rs
opred his liability hereunder. or secured sY- ~
cfnptlon therefrom. Va
For each bid proposal bond I'm the ,,,,.
AZ 300 dollars must be filed in the Law I'm I'M
partnaent Room 464 City Hall In s~coSd
snco with Ordinance May 25 Is60 ~
csrtlhcate OF such hlinB TO be enclosed win
The Director reserves the right to rej.e,
any or all bids AZ he may deem best for tbs
Interest of the city OF Philadelphia 'HT
WILLIAM $. TWINlNd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
PUBLIC OFFERING
CITY OF BEIHLEIiEM
NGA uNn nAAhA

2. 1920, the taG Mayer e St,be, The Gity Of BstHiey
system Az per cent Gold Bonds. Series Of oi
bear ~ per cent interest per annum- T-O nav. 70
able seIniannually, e mature in twenty in
;Ssrsof on ,hd S1 rs 4GSS GSS p %RFJSPs
; like principal amount thereof on the frst
day ot JanH;sTy i9 in.fi,,,s each and every year
thereoI on the first day Of January, 1925.
first day Of January IN each and every yea
thereafter until and including the first day
siooo 500 and sioO or partly in eaeh OF
said denominat tlons as the Mayor may de.
isrwne in o5dsT 2 to 1Trb SomPby with the desire
70 be payable as The eface q the City Treas.
deduction. 80 far as permitted by law, FOR
taxes other than succession and Inheritance
application 10 the Mayor VI
Sale OF the bonds Is subject to the final
S No. a1S ss 81 tSe civ Il Cnnsg GS%n
king the issue and sale thereof. Said Ordi.
nance vas was intTtoidigSSed ,Tt,iiySed N9yemTber "a 1910
s Proscssis Tor. The purchase Of these the bonds
fdity thereof Each proposal must be sealed,
must fy on be or IN @ M gs MyoT Of @
and must be accompanied by a certi6feSs StiH6fSs
check. payable TO the order of the City
s bonGs % PEI chchs he 6 par uSsnS Ys
csssfui bidders will be Immediately returned Se
ms e on January 5, 1890. at the offfiGCE ofiSsE q; q;
the Mayor The right t2 reject any or ali
and and accrued interest will be accsHtod. @ dan DA'
Mayer q t the City of Bethlehem Pa
CITY Clerk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
OILS PROMINENT
IN CURB TRADING
Business Small but Steady,
With Market of Holiday
Character

New York. Dec 23.--A steady tone
was shown in the trading on the Broad
Street Curb, but business was small and
the market, generally, was of holi-
day character.
Oil stocks continued the most promi-
nent feature, Phillips Petroleum ad
vancing from 771s to rs. Simms was
strong in the morning, advancing to
65H. but later reacted to 641a. The
rights were traded in at 6ls to 57s.
Carb Syndicate was tirmcr, selling at
J11a to 524. There was a moderate
amount of business in White Oil, which
sold at 41ai to 42A. Texas Co: was
again heavy, declining from 5S19 to
571a. =,
Vanadium Steel rights We're traded
in from 3l4 to ,. Montgomery Ward
was again pressed on the market, sell
ing down to 40la against the subscrip-
ton price of 10. Submarine Boat
yielded from 13& to l3. Loews was
steady, with few sales at 30 to 3OH.
Aetna Explosives sold at 8 to, SIS.
Nipissing was strong, with sales at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23

Renewed liquidation in United Gas
Improvement, carrying the price to a
new low record for the year at 81,
was the outstanding development of
today's local market. This fresh sell :
ing came somewhat as a surprise, in
view of the confident buying in the
preceding session. The selling had all
the earmarks Of forced liquidation in =
huenced by either calling of loans or the
refusal of borrowers TO pay the high
interest rates exacted. for loan re-
newals.
While local money rates did not soar
to the prohibitive levels as experienced
in New York, similar stringent condi-
tions prevailed. Money was tight and
comparatively few new loans were be-
ing made by the larger institutions.
Apparently there were not many colled,
but there was evidence of severe re-
duction Of those maturing. The banks
and other loaning institutions in this
city, as wall as elsewhere are making
preparations to meet the January
settlements, which are the heaviest of
the year. Because Of the strained credit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
PRICE MOVEMENT CONFUSED
BY SHIFTING OF TRADERS
Restraint of Holiday Atmosphere Accentuated by Increasing
TightneSS Of Money Market

New York, Dec. %. -- Price move T.
ments were confusing in today's dull
professional market. The trading was
of tho familiar antc- holiday character
and was further curtalcd by reason of
the continued tight money market. The
utter lack of public interest and the
absence of the more important market
leaders was apparent from the extreme
ly narrow character of the dealings. In
| consequence, the tone of the market
was constantly altering during the scs-
sion, strength prevailing ut short in
rcrvals, with quick development of hoav-
ineSS after advances. and vice versa, ,
according to the merCurial whims of the
room trading contingent, or perhaps. TO
speak more plainly, when they saw an
opportunity to scalp n moderate profit
on either side of the game.
During the most part of the forenoon
the market really acted us if it wanted
to do better. but all the chances il had
for improving were promptly nippcd in
the bud when call loans OrCncd Mt the
Unexpectedly high rate of 10 per cent.
This promptly put dampcr upon the
ambitions of all on the constructive side.
At the same time the growing narrow
ness of the market made it too much
of a hazard for tho bear contingent to
take very long chances on the reaction
airy side.
The continued tirmness of foreign eX
change cXcrtcd little influence, as did
the growing confidence in market circles
Of the courtrys transportation inter
est obtaining square deal. The street
has firmly made mp its mind that the
roads will not be returned according
to schedule on January |. April l is
the date now heard most frequently i'll
the financial district.
These factors, however, were relcgat'
ed TO the background by reason of the
uncertain course of the money market.
The tightening of the purse strings by
the banking interests, however, is not
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Marland Refining Co.. quarterly Of 2h per
cent, payable January is to stock Of record
December 81.
Philadelphia National Bank. regular I
per cent for last three months payable De-
cember 81 to stockholders Of record Decen.
ber % Checks will be mailed.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool quarterly 20.
PAYABLE January 26 to stock Of record jan
uary is.
Westinghouse Electric and Manufscturinl
Co. quarterly 80 on common. payable JAM
uary 81 to stock of record January and
regular go on preferred payable January
United States Smelling and Refining Co,
quarterly of ST. on common, payable Jan.
quarterly of s7ia cents on preferred. paya'
BILE on same date
New York Dock Co.. dividend of 2h pei
cent on common, payable February 16 b
stock OF record February q.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co... quarterly
of 81. payable February "A to stock Of record
january IT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
NCZAL WORLD-NEW YORK AND PHzLADELPH

particularly surprising in view of the
known conditions and the close prox e
unity Of the January | settlements. The
fact of the matter is there can be no
material easing of money market con
ditions until the January | interest and
dividend payments and other financial
operations are out of the way. With
borrowers bidding S to Si2 per cent
for sixty and ninety day money, a fair
idea is given of the true conditions ex
isting. The sooner the real state of af-
fairs is understood the better 1t will be
for everybody concerned.
There was nothing exciting in the
overnight developments and gains and
losses were about equally divided at
the opening. The tone, however. soon
improved on moderate demand for the
steel. equipment and oil shares. The
investment shares also strengthened.
especially the coalcrs, Norfolk and
Western gaining points. Specialties
were featured by the tobacco and al
cohol shares. In the latter group In
dustrial Alcohol rise 1ia points.
Irregularity soon developed after the
first half hour of the dealings. The
oil, steel and equipment shares gave
way to very slight pressure, but the
rails and shipping issues maintained a
degree of steadineSs. The trading be-
came duller and dullcr with this con
fusiug Topping of the market, and by
midday trading was next t. stand
still.
Coppers. feathers and tobaccos were
the only diverting features of the stag
nant trading in the early afternoon,
gaining 1 to ia points on favorable
trade conditions and dividend declara e
tons. Most of this advantage was can
r"'cd when call loans rose to Is per
ceut.
Trading stopped almost entirely when
call money held at Is per cent, but
substantial rallies cnsued ON the de-
cline to Is per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
COTTON HELD STEADY
AT DAYS BEST PRICES
Japan Reported Buyer Of Spot
at Highest Basis OF the
Season

New York. Dec. 23.-Demand from
Liverpool. which furnished the earlier
trading feature in the cotton market,
disappeared in the early afternoon, but
in the absence of pressure from any
source the market maintained a steady
undertone, with January contracts
holding slightly above the 37'cent level
Georgia advices reported Japan a
buyer of spot cotton at the highest basis
of the season. The undertone of the
market, however, was steady and prices
held within few points of the best
during the afternoon.
The receipts at the ports for the day
were estimated at 35, 900 bales, against
Al ,G3S bales last week and 3O,O36 bales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York, Dec, 23,--BUTTER--Unsett
& StS e tTRs ss9sT hss @
score5 zoe; firsts. 81 q 69c; packing stock,
uEiGtGsMUnsettled Receipts GIG cases,
Frssh-ga thered extras. 70 q 73c; extra firsts,
roc Tic; frsts, 81 a SOC state. ,Pennsylyania
and nearby western hennery whites first 10
extras, 75GT0c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery browns. 74Q78c; do. gath
cred browns and mixed colors T2 73c
CHEESE-Irregular. Receipts, l747 boxes.
State whole milk. hats current make, spe-
cials 31h a. 32c: do average run. 3Oh a
sic; state, whole milk. twins, current make
specials, 81 a 82A C; do, average run. Bic