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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands
LAND BUYERS

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The wise western land buyer will get
out into the field at tho earliest pos
sibie moment. as In 80 days from now
there will be 26 buyers in the field to
every one At the present time; with our
eastern land jumping from $50 to 800
an acre during the past few months, It
is absolutely impossible for good west
ern lands to remain where they are,
and as soon as the eastern farmer can
get away from home. you are bound
to see repetition out west Of what
we have experienced here in the east.
We are In the farm loan business
covering western Nebraska, northeast
ern Colorado, and southern South Da-
kota, and naturally we run across any
number OF excellent bargains; we have
very attractive list OF Nebraska lands
and ranches; Kit Carson and Cheyenne
County, Colorado wheat lands; Rose Bud
and Pine Ridge Indian lands In South
Dakota.
We have q branch office At Burling-
ton. Colo. with very competent man
In charge. also our own men at VAL
entine. Neb.. who will be glad to show
lands In that vicinity
Write US stating just what you are
In the market for. and we would be
very glad to send you list Of our Of
ferings.
Don't wait and follow the crowd, but
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20
Nebraska Lands
CORN AND ALFLAFA FARMS WORTH
MORE MONEY

CORN AND ALFLAFA FARMS WORTH
MORE MONEY
$50 acres. Custer County, miles from
Comstock, 1875 acres under plow. 100
acres fine wild hay, lies level to gently
rolling. balance fine rolling pasture, all
good black loam soil, no sand. This
place has a good story and half 8
room house. surrounded by a nice grove
Of shade trees One-half mile to school
Good large barn with hay NOW, cattle
shed, double corn crib and granary with
driveway. Good well and windmill and
many other Improvements. All fenced
and cross fenced. 100 acres more Of this
tract can be broken and profitably farm
ed. Price for a short time, $500 per
acre, about one-third cash, balance easy
terms with low rate Of interest. This
Is an ideal grain and stock farm, To-
Gated on main travelled road.
No. 2-926 acres. Custer County. s
miles from Comstock, 400 acres under
plow. lies lever to gently rolling, all
good black loan soil, 20 acres in al
falfa, balance rolling pasture. This
ranch has two sets of improvements.
one large set and one small. nice grove
of shade trees around each set. one fine
young orchard. All fenced and cross
fenced. This is a well balanced little
ranch. located on a main Travelled road.
Price for short time, $4,000 about
one-half cash, balance good terms.
No 3-160 acres, Howard County, To-
Gated in the Loup River Valley. miles
Land lies level, 10 under plow of which
20 acres are in alfalfa. Is acres tim
othy and clover, 10 acres in wild hay.
balance fine pasture. This place has a
good four-room house, a large new barn
and other necessary outbuildings. Fine
grove of shade trees around buildings.
Place all fenced and crossfenced. II
you want to buy real home-like place
you should see this at once. Price $3.50
per acre, about one-half cash. balance
easy terms.
No. 4-160 acres, Merrick County. To-
Gated miles from a good town on the
Lincoln Highway. This is one of the
best farms in Merrick county. Land lies
level, all the very best of black loan
soil. 120 acres under plow, 10 acres In
wild hay. balance fine pasture. Good
room house with water in kitchen. Good
barn for IL horses and about 500 bush
els of grain. Large hay NOV. HOG
shed, cattle shed, chicken house and
other necessary outbuildings. Good well
and windmill. all fenced and cross
fenced. One OF the finest groves In
the country. A number Of bearing
fruit trees. This Is one Of the best To-
Gated farms In the county. Price for a
short time 5000 per acre. about one
half cash, balance good terms.
For further information. see M. A.
Larson, Central City, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN.
Benson.

FOR SALE BY owNER-Five-room, all
modern; two lots. all fenced; garage
chicken houses. Newly papered and
painted: cemented cellar; s0-barrel cts-
tern; fruit. $500 Binney
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20

LARGE PASTURE.
5000 acres all under fence. abundance
Of water. six miles from railroad, To-
Gated in Dent county, Missouri; now
pasturng 800 cattle; 100000 mining
props on land Price, IS per acre, terms
II desired E E Denison. Rolla, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20
Minnesota Lands.

24O-ACRE improved farm, so miles from
Minneapolis, one-half under cultivation:
balance meadow and pasture land, no
waste land: Groom house, corn-crib,
granary, barn that will hold 80 head
of cattle and six horses, hoghouse and
chicken house. good we'll Of water. Price
$3.50 per acre, $4,000 cash. balance five
years, per cent. Schwab Bros, 1923
Plymouth Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
100 ACRES Big Stone county. Minnesota
$55 per acre. Here is first-class In
vestment or home farm for someone.
1875 acres under cultivation 10 acres
pasture. meadow, 10 timber. Farms
with improvements are selling in this
territory at 800 per acre up.
Headquarters for farm buyers Thorpe
Bros. C-20s Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20

FARMING PAYS IN SASKATCHEWAN
Land requires no clearing; best in the
world; also the cheapest; where timber
and prairie meet. Write for particulars
to Scandinavian Canadian Land Co..
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20
Kansas Lands.

GOOD BUYS.
220 acres, 4 miles from good ship
ping point, 80 miles from Kansas City.
s135.OO per acre; good sroom house,
large barn and sheds, cattle sheds, good,
small orchard, well watered, all tillable.
fine soil. well fenced.
s5 acres, n miles from town, 5-room
house. l large barn, S4x56, / barn. 5sx
so, farm scales. well watered, no waste
land, all fenced hog tight, small or
chard. l windmill. Price $155.00.
$40 acres, near good town 1000, COM
mon house. large barn, scales and other
buildings some alfalfa. Price $500.
Possession Immediately. Durham &
Carver. Paola. Kan.
800 ACRES. miles r. R. town. improved
13O acres fine wheat and SO acres bar
ley. all in stack; one-half Of crop goes
to purchaser with land. Farm and crop
shows with any $3.50 acre land in east
Some terms. Lands and farms of all
sizes from $50 to $50 per acre. C. H.
Reed (Owner). Selden, Kan.
SALE ONLY-66l-acre improved home.
surrounding and including part OF town
site on main line railroad. $3.50 per
acre. j. B. Cramer. Dighton. Kansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20

FARM Of $50 acres. mile from court
house. " mile to grade school, Y mile
TO high school. churches. cream sta
tion; Joins town Of Loup City. Surface
mostly rolling. Nature OF SOIL clay sub
soil with black loan. Pasture and hay
land. so acres; farm land, 100 acres;
45 fruit trees. Fenced and cross fenced
S1x-room house lately rebuilt. Barn
32x45; large hay loft. Chicken house,
buggy she'd windmill, cistern; water
piped to house and, barn. Price $105.0Q
per acre. easy terms Deal with owner
only. Hiram Cramer. Lock Box 5s5,
Loup CITY. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-20
Colorado Lands.

COLORADO LAND.
Guaranteed to pay per cent on the
investment. 1900 acres. part valley al
falfa land. timber. portion table land.
productive crop land $35 per acre, will
carry $29, 900, g. years at per cent
ITO acres, 2 miles from good town on
the main line of the U. P. from Denver
to Kansas City. about sc miles south.
east of Denver. Location, quality OF
soil, improvements and terms are sell
dom II ever duplicated. Price $22.So0.
c. K DAVIES,
Eaarpey Neh
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
,..m.r Jason tsr.,. New rerk for sAsnx

Steamer Jason (Dr.). New Terk fcr shsng-
YOKOHAMA. June 1S.--Arrtvsd: Steam
Kentucky tRr.,. San Franchise for Kobe.
ALGIERS, June IL. - Sailed: Steamer
Pensrsep tBs1. New xori;
er Clan Monroe tBr.,, New York. via Cape
ANTWERP. June ae.-Arrived: Steamer
BARCELONA. June l7.-Arrived: Steam
BERGEN; June I4.-Arrived: Steamer
BRESr. June Is Arrived: Steamers
Gorrsdijk. Portland: lsth--von Steuber.
BuENOs AyREs, June II Arrived
Steamer Canadian Pioneer (Br.). Montreal
FIUME. June 5.-Arrived: Steamers
Macons- New York; 7sh-Aiiaguash. Phila-
GENOA, June IA. - Arrived: Steamer
Gonzags tItai). Baltimore
GIBRALTAR, June l4.-Saiied: Steam
ers Aston tBr). Montreal; i6th--Admsrai
GOTHENBURG. June la.--Arrived: Mo-
torship kronprinscssin Margaretha tswed).
HAvRE. june 1s.-saiied: Steamer Da-
ram. New York.
HuELvA. June ls--ssiisd: steamsrs
phia: i7th-Point Bonita. Philadelphia.
LEGHoRN. June l7.--Arrived: steamer
Bosanka Il. Al. Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL. June eS.-Arrived: Steam
er Wayfsrer tBr.). New Orleans.
LONDON. June IS. - Sailed: Steamer
West Kyska. New York.
ST. NAZAIRE, June II. - Arrived;
Steamers Cape Corso tBr.). Montreal.
Shonshone. Philsdelphis. Sailed: Steamer
Sunray tBr.), Miramichi.
SYDNEY, c. B. June l7.--Beiluno 1tal,.
from Palermo. Hompton Roads; Dinna-
mare utal.). from Genoa, Hampton Roads;
Leeds City tBr.), Hampton Roads: Taor-
NINA QtAl.). from Marseilles. New York.
VALPARAISO. June 22.--Arrived: Steam
er Orator, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Vegetables
Potstoes-Bermuda. No. i, bbI.

Potatoes-Berrhuda. No i. bbl., SEQ
$3.50; No. 2. bbl., s5@s5.5o; No. 3. bbl.
ss@S4; Southern, No / Dbl. s3@s5.5o;
no. ?, bbl., s2Qs3; No g. bbl., s1.5o@
81 old. 100 lbs sl@sl.5o; old. $50 lbs.
S;o ~ $3.50 old. 1s0 lbs, s1.25 q 81 25; oid
loo IDS 81 q 81; sweets. Jersey, basket, So
q 80 Asparagus. dozen lunches, SIG
$500 Beans, Jersey. basket, s2@s5, Bal
tinlore, basket, s2qs2.59; Maryland, basket
y 30 $50; Maryland, Italian basket, $3.50
q go; Eastern Shore, basket. SIPS; Nir-
g5nia, e. bsszet, slas3 Virginia I5alan;
9S2 Lima Beans, Southern, basket S2@
S. Faya Beans, California, drum, So;
California, basket. sl.75 Beets, 100
Srgns 5s y xTs9a eras carsots iS5
punches, $2Ts4; South Carolina. 100
6anehes, lsd n ssqs4; old, bb;, s2@s4; old,
Carolina, box. soc SO; Florida, box 81
% 80: Louisiana. Dbl. s2Qss Cucum-
bers, Virginia, basket, 81 S325; Virginia,
bbl, Sf1$s; North Carolina, basket. SIG
50; South Carolina basket, soc q s2.25; Flor
ida, basket soc 0s1; hothot,se. No. I. doz.,
zig i.25 No. 2. doz, 900 75c. Cabbage,
Virginia. crt. sl.50fe3; Virginia, bbi, Sl.25
q 20 Eastern Shore, crt, $243.25; Bal
ti1pore, crt, s2q3.25. Cauiiflowers, nearby,
small; sax cTt sl75g3 EggpIants, southern
radish, 100 lbs: sz.5o@s Kaie, bill, 5000
$50. Leeks. 100 bchs, slQ2. Lettuce,
nearby, Dbl, s1@2; nearby. bsk 5OcQs1
nearby crt, soc @sl.25 state; crt. slq2:
nsk. SOC Gs3. Onions, Bermuda, crt, $3@
$50; jersey, white, bsk, s2@S.5o; Mary
land and Virginia yellow, bsk. s2@2.75
Texas, crt. slQ045o; California, crt, $50
4.25: California, 100-lb bag, S3@T. Okra,
southern. carrier, $2Qy4; southern, bsk, So
@25o. Peas, Long Island, bag s1.5o@
20; Jersey, small, bsk, $lY2.5o; Mary
land bsk, sl@2; Eastern Shore. bsl, sl@
l.s5: Virginia. bslS. 50c4 81 Peppers.
southern. box, slmi75 southern. bsk s.
q LIS; southern. Italian, box, s2W3. Pars-
ley, nearby, curly. bsk, soc dsl50 Rhu-
barb. 100 bchs. $2W4.5o. Komaine. bsk,
SOC Use; bbl, 75cQ$l25; CRIT 40@75c
Radishcs, 100 bchs, slW2. Scallions, 100
ochs, sl@2 Spinach. nearby, Dbl sl@2;
bsk, 4oc Qs1, state bsk, SOS @ s1.25. Squash,
White. bbi, sl@2' - white, box. 5oc@sl;
white, bsh, 25p 75c; yellow. crooked neck,
bbl, 75c q 81 so; yellow, crooked neck box,
500 Soc; yellow, crooked neck. bslz 40 q
oDc Turnips, white, new, 100 bchs, $3.50
@ @250. Rutabaga. new. Dbl, SIS $50: old.
bbl or bag. S2.5OQ4. Tomatoes, Florida
crt. l.5o@4; Mississippi, fiat case. 9oc0
$l5o; Texas, fat case, 81 Q2; Texas car
rier, s2@3 hothouse, ID, 100 25c. Water
cress, 100 bchs, slD2
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Going On To-day

Free admission to American Museum of
Safety, American Museurn Of Natural
History. Metropolitan Museum OF Art
and the Aquarium
Own Your Own Home Exposition. fist
Regiment. Open until July 2.
Private exhibition by Thomas Edison of
his newest period monographs Hotel
Luncheon' connolIv a K To hota F m McAnir
Stated meeting, Board of Education board
of the hall. Park Avenue and Fifty
ninth Street. p. m.
EVENING
Dinner. British Ministry OF Shipping, Hotel
Mayors committee dinner to the President
elect of Brazil. Waldorf Astoria Hotel,
Address, James Duncan, THE Awakening
Of Labor in the Far West Peoples
House auditorium, East Fifteenth
Meeting. Church OF Silent Demand. Hotel
McAlpin p. m
Meeting, Memorial Crafts Institute. Inc.
Hotel Pennsylvania. 8 D. m.
Meeting. Great War Veterans Association,
auditorium Of Anderson Galleries East
Fifty ninth Street and Park Averue,
Art Exhibitions
Academy Art Shop, 1873 West Fifty seventh
chgrch Ws.9 q 4 the Ascsnsion Parish House, II
ton BY younger artists
Enrich Galleries, exhibition of early Amer
= lean cabinet paintings:
Kennedy g. Co.. 6lS Fifth Avenue. exhibi-
iion Of old naval prints.
metropolitan Museum of Art. summer ex-
Mich Galleries. New York street scenes
and flag pictures
south. paintings by George Mather Rich
ards and Gertrude Lundberg Richards
hibition Of ancient and modern stained
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Buck Private Gentleman
Says Baker Assistant
Frederick W. Keppel Praises
American Library Associa.
ton for Its War Work

ASBURY PARK, N. j., June "a
Third Assistant Secretary of War
Frederick P. Keppel made an address
at the second session of the American
Library Association, held here to-day at
the Monterey Hotel, bringing the
formal thanks of Secretary Baker to
the association for its camp work dur
ing the war.
America, Mr.. Keppel said, was the
first nation to organize its army on
the assumption that the common sol
dier is a gentleman as we'll as the
officer. The record of the army, he
said, discloses, with very few excep-
tions, that the American buck pri-
vate" is a gentleman.
"The camp libraries were the only
haven of refuge from ragtime or a
prayer meeting" said Mr.. Keppel.
He gave the association credit for
having laid the foundation on which
was built up the great army university
system in France.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Yates's Term Heightened
Warden Says Recaptured Rob-
ber Will Serve % Yrs. l Month

OSSINING, June 24-Going over
prison records, Warden Edward, V.
Brophy, of Sing Sing, discovered to-
day that Chester Yates, the "wizard
of cells" who escaped from Sing Sing
SIX years ago and four other prisons
since then, owes the state year and
tive months more than was first sup
posed.
Instead of one sentence he has two
to serve. He must serve the twenty
years eight months balance of the
sentence he was doing, for robbing
aged Aaron Bancroft Of 1000 securi-
ties in the Produce Exchange, when he
escaped on December Is, i9I2. Also.
1t develops, he owes the state a year
and FIVE months for violation of parole
on previous sentence he received
in New York City for robbery. Prison
guards will start tomorrow for Kan
sas City, Mo, to bring the escaped rob
Der and jail-breaker back to Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting masIs close nc the General
and City Hall Postoffice stations, New York,
at $50 > m, follows:
Tahiti MarQuesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and especially addressed mail for
Australia. via San Francisco, per steam
chip Moana. to-day.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China (except
Shanghai City,. Siam, Cochin China. Meth
eriands East Indies and Philippine Islands
San Francisco. per steamship Shinyo Maru
to-day.
Hawaii FIJI Isiands New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia via
Vancouver and Victoria. Il. c.. per steam
ship Niagara, June 81.
Hawsii. Guam and Philippine Islands.
via San Francisco, Per United States
transport, June 80.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco. Der
steamship Sononia, July 3.
Japan. Corea, China. SIAM Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippipe
Islands. via Seattle. per steamship Africa
Maru. July 4.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERP, June 1e.-sailed: Steamers
Bslg2, Baltimore; 10th. Treloske tBr).
vaiARDkossAN, vi+rRl,s IS June 2l:-sailed: Steamer
Lax pAFR9 Hs9bo, JuRs e 2oArrived; %ziAa Steamer
Infanta sabeiia tspan.). New York: 10th,
canandaigua. Newport News; Gen. W c.
Wampum. New York; 21st, cruiser (trans-
port) Montana. New York; steamer Fin
Tasmania lG3r.). Montreal. ''''''
FALMOUTH. June 2l.-Arrived: Steam
ers Hancroh, San Francisco; Lake Lili-
~ FAsTNET. June 23-Passed: Steamer
british arh Earl tBr), New Orleans Ior
GIBRALTAR, June 21-Arrived: Steam
sTs Ts Cressngton Court CBr), New York: f:
GsntYe5 SNorS Montlssi OBJ? rortlana sskslstad
delphin lossifogiu tGreel). Boston; Megna
tBr;>, Portland.
Mentcats's- t4srs, Montreal: 24th. Vineleaf
Br): Baton Rouge.
sssa sGoTHENlsvRG. 9TH 3,.drsl. June ls-Arrlvea:
- HAVRE. June 2i,-sailed: Steamer
Castle Point. New York.
phasn,l nUaL' ,,s June 81, 81 Arrived: Steamer
rhoeniX i5rldge, Philadelphia. Sailed: For
ster; New York; 22d. Toronto (Br), New
- IN AL lNGHAM. June 23-Sailcd: Steamer
Flint tNor.1. New York
KOBE, June 1s.-Arrived: Steamer
howlck Hall. San Francisco for Shang-
- LIVERPOOL. June "a. Arrived !.
steamer War Seneca, Halifax
LARD, juno s2.--passed: Steamer La
oavoie lFrD. New York for Havre.
NAGASAkI, June 5G.--Arriysd: Steamer
J. A. Moifett. San Francisco for Hong
NANTES, June 17-Arrivcd: Barkn
Sournaki faou tFr). New York; Montmorency
PRAWLE POINT. June 2s-pa..aa.
Steamer Jobshavsn, Baltimore Tor Rotter-
varr' varh' sc1eoner n, Lewis II. Coward. New
ST. NAzAIRE. June 1a.-Arrived: shin
Adolphe Fr.l, Philadelphia. S"'p
SHIELDS June s4'.Arrivsa
1ensraI currie tBr,). New York
sLAbiVoSToK. June II. Arrived
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Beans and Peas

Beans-Marrow choice 100 lbs, sl175;
marrow marrow Manchurian' sl2; Coscorrones,
Chllean. sSGS.75; pea. choice, s7.5OQD7.75:
mediunl. choice. s7.5OQ7.75, Lady Wash
ington, California, S7.750S; small white.
california, S775@S; large white, Idaho,
-. 10 Ws; tepary, California; S5W5.75;
kotenashi, Japanese. $6.75QDT; Corean, ST
n so: daifuku, Manchurian, S7.5oQs;
red kidney, choice. $l2.75dol3; red mar
row, $40, rs OIL: kinto<i, Manchurian, So q
go yellow eye, S725 q 80, black turtle
SOUP $lU-l5 q IL; white kidney choice,
sil. Is n l2.25, imperials. $40: kumamoto,
Manchuriar, S750Qs; gaballer, Chilean,
s6504si bayou, Chilean. $6Q6.50 cram
berry, Manchurlan. ROUND. s7.z5W8; long,
. 80, short, SO G56.5O California,
$50 go pink, California, $3.50;
una, California, choice, $925p9.50
Peas-scotch, l91s, s7qs; green,
Idaho, $3.50 Washington So; Cali
tornla. Sl75geS; Chilean, $7@ 7.50; Aus
tralnn, $7.76QDs.25: japanese, ssQDs50:
black eye. California, SIS. rs @ $50; splits,
yellow, $3.50 q s75, green. s10D1l white,
small. Manchurian, S60650. large, sS0
$50.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Cotton

/. - eakhess s was shown in the cotton mar
frn,y - yesterday and at the close prices were
L, 49," TO 10 points net lower. The mar
there opsneo wa to 20 points higher. and
1s"o BE- July to 32.76 and October to ssS4
-. .e q reaction set in which took the mar
ns ~ uotFn 81 to 80 points After the wave
recovered. ~' ~ lies
-. me me reactionary tendency of the market
~ i,tteeled the heaNness in stocks the be-
~. that prices had already discounted
nc immediate effects of the signing of the
ADVERSE crop advices
~ ~ Important review of the cotton GIT
Lii, Sas,vn aeci ared that the crop on th.
nuf l,uf ''iahds "a throug hout the belt had come
benoitiof.' bsd Ion and during the last three weeks
% nad peen rather rapidly cleared of Frass
.i .iu nag received the necessary culfiva
,sis wsa IN me crop on the lowlands however.
ttSSnoltlon- tS 1t should be noted too sold
tne report, that showers which could 81 ~
I,Apseteu Ia ,ts TO prove beneficial to the hiphsr
rados,,, rados would increase the difficulties in
~ ~ o.. u. laoor and its nefficiency was er9
r.s n, ne iateness of the crops start
go. - saia 70 have Increased the danrsr
i..i .oiii the Doll weevl, which was sfeadilv
i've. 'tIHs II WI more numerous and more act
expect consid erable abandonment e
is aIitease 1T was hardly proba BILE Tth~ 70
,isw concluded, that the crop would hs
years ~ li4e last tour
Sales of spot cotton in the sopt,.rr
markets Yesterday wsre as fo'fows ene aoo'nern MI
Vsrieans sI1si, 3oi bales Norfolk, 975 haIes slsw
parts fron, 40, "a ana Little Rock. 44s- Bx-
IN In me local spot market. middIing 80 rs
idnMds M was quoted at 1850. ~
LOT future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25

gSkhf iins75 Ss.1smeas 81 afssaSsy. Asss cs.
ST LOUIS cohn, furniture, Broad
ST. LoUIs--scruggs vandervoort-Bar-
ney; Miss Rohnans millinery 22s Fifth
ST. LoUJs-Marquette Cloak Sui,
Co.; Herbert Frank, Junior ladies' coat.
sUNBuRY, ohio-The Nj. Weiss & Sons
Co; w. Weber coats. dresses skirts;
SYRACUSE, n. Y.-stanley-M -MacGibbons
CO.. Miss F. r.. Clark. satin geergette
dressesi 1 West Thirty-s.xth Street.
TAMPA, Fla.-s. Hershcov,.z genera,
merchandise; Broadway Central
TOkEDO-E. Feldman, general merchan-
disc; Pennsylvania.
- ToLEDo.-R R. Baker Clothing Co.:
3. r. Baker. clothing, hats. furnishing
goods, shoes; Commodore.
,TOLEDo.--La Sale Koch CO.; w. F.
Avenue room s26
ToLEDo,-Milner Co, J, E. Garrison,
5ewelry, silverwareS l1s West Thirty~sec-
TORONTO Canada-G. Gouldins Sons:
j. Mckinley millinery; Cumberland
vICKsBURG, Miss-A. c. Russell, K.
NJ Brough. general merchandise; Penn
aylvania.
merchandise; Broadwa Central ~ -
WASHINGTON-The Fashion Shop; r.
n Mevs Seiymanr poo ,T;,t, msn,s clothing; George
NGTON-Lansburgh g. Bros. j;
n J: Simon, boys' clothing; 22o Fifth
WAsHINGToN-M Kaufman, general
:, wAsH1NoToN.M. Goldberg; H. C.
Koch. millinery; 114O Broadway
WAsHINGTON~--M. Goldenbere; c. H.
FRANKIE, lNces, neckwsar. gloves, 1l4o
o;J
W. h Minor upholstery goods carpets,
rugs Dry Goods Alliance, 4o4 Fourth
WHEELING, w. Vac II. Abercror,-
bic Co.; c. II. Abercrombie and e, Aber-
crombie, millinery; Broadway Central
Wll.h ESRA AHRE.-DuncAn & HON er
Co NJ. W. Wasserstras,~ domsstica, fIan-
nels, blankets; Grand.
~ EsBARRE.-Wi1kesbarr D. G.
Co; Miss r. Kelley, infants wear, chill
dren's dresses; Miss X. c. Murray, corsets;
70 East Twenty-sixth Street room $40,
= ILMlNGTON-Topkis Sons; e. E.
Kahn, ready to wear: 1870 Broadway,
room Clio.
ID; G. CO..; II. NJ. Hunter. ready to wear
40 Leonard Street, room 41n-
1,YoRKs Penn--J- Mclean & Sons, Mira.
wear, aprons; 432 Fourth Avenue.
YORK, Penn.-P- Wiest's Sons Miss L.
n; Sulbertson- dresses. PIT Fifth Avenue,
YORK PENN: L. Fisher Millinery Co. !:
1OUNGSTOWN, Ohio-G. M. McKelvey
e. CO; Il. T. Thompson, linens white goods.
oeoolng and domasucs. 1870 Broadway.
=, ZANEsvILLE, Ohio-A E. Starr Co.;
fancy goods: 3os Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Commodities

fresh White, 81. asaisc: s5 DoSbie Daisies, sies
colored. S24S2lac; white, 32Ac; Young
Americas fresh. 3sgssAc; state, skins,
specials, 24A u 13c; prime to choice.
~ q iac; fair to good. Is Qi9c: lowen
grades. T@l4c-
Eggs-Receipts were $3.50 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen. 51q SIC: extra
hrsts 4S Il q soc; frsts. IS q 4Sc; seconds
and poorer, 81 q 45c; dirtes. No. /. $50
ioc; No. and poorer, 30@37c checks,
good to choice, dry, s6437c: under grades
2s @ s5c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
western. hennery whites, fine to fancy.
90 q S4c: fair to prime, 47rS9c: gathered
whites, common 10 prime. @59c; other
western and southern, gathered whites,
to; 40 q osc; state. Pennsylyanla and nearby,
brown and mixed coiors, graded. fancy.
90 @ &c; fair 70 prime a6 30 4slac.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-25
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Reccipts were 1867 packages
s3Mc; extras. 92 score. 52@52Ao; firsts
ss to 81 score 50ls @62c; seconds SO to
81 score. A. dD50c: lower grades, 47GD47iac;
unsalted. higher than extras 55 u Gp5sc
extras, 80 u n s5c; hrsts. 52Qt4c seconds,
20 y 0514 Nc, state dairy, tubs, finest,
81 u @ 52c good to prime. 4sia oslo; COM
mon to fair, 61a9c; renovated. frsts
6oDblc: lower grades. 46D49c: ladies'
current make. hrsts. 47@ 4Sc; seconds, 4sc
lower grades. ssWtec; packing stock. cur
rent make No. !. 46@46iac; No. z. $50
4bisc, lower grades. 41U44c.
Cheese-Recaipts were 4.aA5 boxes
State, whole milk. fresh. frsts colored or
white, lb. 3llA 032c: average rum 500
ale; lower grades 25Q 3oc; twins. spe-
eials. whites or oolored. 81 II QS2c; aver
age run, 80 4 q ale: lower grades IS @ aoc