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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAr-Receipts. A4.7s5 bush. There
little doing and no change IN prSes' sne
fa0sSni N sspar SsEs ssyster ISSTa
inspe.Stion. stsndard pric. s--So 5esda ed win- n
rgd: asriiS,y and s%ptiYs sz;5lbt 1cI Unite y
of discounts; 80. wheat. &c under No: 4
S Under Gnsf No. Of uPaSF No, 80 wheat lie under
No. |, Tor ,sn wheat otherwise contqprmins
but DE deficient n'p's in Test weight the di iscogni
from the No. price VII! oe 90 per BUSH, bHshsl
Wheat srsdins below 40. ror reasons other
ihan denc'eney in test weights VII =. ,.,,i b1i
be discounted according to the degree OF
smut but In no case less than &c per bushel
under thr correspondine regular grnde' Car
tofore, &c per bushel from tho rceulsp grade.
Mixed wheat win be discounted from &c to
mixiures, bu' unless otherwise, INSTRUCTED
the trade may count on our ta.lnE no:
tofore, |. G.. &c under tho corresponding
eScSoRRNfR%sit coRN@RSceipts, e5s bush. Demand was
Light. but prices ruled steady. We, quote
old No . yellow in car lots for local trade
at st.7ogl;I T. on spot, and new No.
OATS Receipts 244os bush. The market
was quiet and unchanged. with moderate
%o whte ss sSe Ssr Nd SS' s. whte VI ss a
SsH Q No. 3 white. 81 a s7ia C; No. white,
So a S5ia c
FLoUR-Receipts. 721 500 lbs in sacks.
Demand was light but prices were wei.
maintained. The quotations were as
follows: Per 196 lbs. packed in 140-lb.
jute sacks-Soft winter stra light western,
$40 q O.50; do do, nearby. so. 65 d10; hard
winter, straight, ST.. .509l3; do, short pat
I0,23i d. patent. sladbli do. short patent,
sh sRiS S brands b5anS sPFlg sTd Sy mills pat
RYE FLOUR was in light request but
steady. We quote S7O5gs s.35 per bbl. in
sacks as to quality.
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TO HOLDERS OF
EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust
Ten-Ysar Sinking Fund Six Per Cent.
Gold Bends, Dated February lst, 1917.

Notice is hereby given that proposals are
invited to be made to Guaranty Trust EoU-
pany OF New YorS lao Broa adivay. New YORK
city, for the sale 10 the Sinking Fund pro-
v!ded for In the indeHture between the com
pany ana Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York, as trustee dated February lst. 1NlI
1f First Mortgage and collateral Trust Ten
Year Sinking Fund Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF Empire Refining Company, dated Febru-
ary LIST, 1917, and secured by said innsn.
ture, at prices not to exceed 104 per cent. OF
terest On or before February lst, 1920.
this company will deposit with the trustee
sufficient funds to retire on that date, al n
price not n excess Of the principal aUou'L
thereof. Plus a premium of four per cent of
said prime ipal bonds equal In aggregate IA e
Edlue TO 5000, 900. and said fund Is 10 be
1pDl ed TO the purchase or redemption OF
bonds Of said issue at not to exceed the price
above mentioned. All proposals should ne
securely sealed and marked Proposals for
sale Of bonds 10 Sinking Fund under Iuden-
rnre OF Empire Refining Company dated
ceived by the Trustee at or prior to 3 O'Clock
u. m.s on December 18th. 1919.
Adylces as to bonds accepted WIN be mailed
on or before December 18th, 1919. by the
Trustee.
Coupons due February lst 1920 should he
uetacned from the accepted bonds and pre-
sented in the usual manner at the ofrlce or
Ssenry OF the company. 80 Wall street, New
EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY
BY FRANK W. FRUEAUFF.
Dated November 2Sth. 1918
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fsas:s! $s!s1 Szls y i sii /; ggs%s's HE,'S !:
SITS. Int. trinity EUtheran Gem. A. - ' =
rEsffE sSffhE wife % Pes igls assTESn sd Sau. p.
sr of ceceS az and sts sssS fsSnf Ews Sni sssd
80 years. Reintives and friends invited 70
h sST IN fss &C. Josn &:
ccmstsrs F8snds may R M cali ms Sun 'rswD'0 svS.
friends insitsd g funeral ss,, e Ysc I. fne M.
@ q M Hisa H. Aoss Hsiy g.
Redeemer Gem.
vANDoM. The friends Of NORMAN L.
No No 60; C,rsI ana A: NJ; q iPhIiadolPihis:
ceremony attending the removal OF his body
apsoioum iGat1 az Iaurei Del The body vii IL
, DO tax taken , down from wilTinFtos on train
ioSi q r.. s%%dsy Tn0rHips. Dec at
The light sI, Of IS his young s,, life went down.
The glory of setting star
'N' ""' ~ MOTHER.
sorr. 5AGos JosEsa Tdg, son
salber). aged 9. Relatives and friends. IN
S Ssd Int sG % Vernon % sp Remain. @ s2i NAV 14
co HES7 %xSS RsgR ..sa St 81 sem 3;
II HsS,: %s.; Sh.sisf a. SS:s
p; m; Int. Friends Gem. West Chester,
g. Watsin tpes prlscolD.s Reiss.iiSss and
5434. Pearl St. west Philadeiphia. Solemn
requiem mass Church OF Our LADY OF Vic
tory. 10 q. nj Int New Cathedral Gem.
WoRRI1LL L-.suda,niy Dec, g.. ANNA
MARA ma fnlenSn Sf' & San 1Ss" No M 81
Media Council. No. ea shsphords of Bethle-
hem: Media Council. No. 03. s.. and D. OF L..
inyited 70 funeral services. Sun. 2 p. m;
e16 S. Cecil st. Int. American MECHANICS
YoUNo.---Dec. 8, BENJAMIN b. hu..-
band of late Hannah NJ Young. aged ~
Relatives and friends. Frankford Council
l7e Colonial Patriots Of America. invited
to services Sat, D. m. residence OF son,
4ToS Darrah st. Int. private. North Cedar
Hill Gem. Remains may be Viewed Fri.
10 q p. m
ZoTHE.zDec o. JULIA L. tgesss e RothSn-
tives and friends all societies OF which she
was a member. invited TO funeral services.
Sat. 2 n. M. 1109 Duncannon ave. Logan.
Int Northwood Gem.
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THE CLINTON GAS ELECTRIC COM
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE 6fo 80-YEAR
GOLD RnNDS.

Notice IS hereby given that, pursuant to
the terms OF the Mortgage dated November
so. 1907. and supplement thereto the under
signed. as Trustee invites tenders Of the
January /. 1920. at q price not to exceed
iOJ and accrued interest. to the extent OF
$1,000, the sum now available in the Sinking
Fund. Sealed tenders addressed to The
Colonial Trus. COMPANY, Trustee. account
of Sinking Fund Of The clinton Gas &
Electric Company Bonds Market and Thir.
teenth streets Philadelphia. will he received
until o'clock u. m. December 26. 1919.
TIE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
FRANK C. EYES
Urea surer.
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LIvsrpool Cotton

Liverpool, Dec. 5.--There was mod
crate demand for spot cotton today, with
prices easy on the basis of a decline of
five points for middling at 25.47d. The
sales were 1000 bales. The receipts
were 10000 bales. including 44,000
bales American. Futures were steady
in the early dealings. Spot prices were :
American, middling fair, 30.62d good
middling, 27:37d; fully middling,
ding, 23.32d; good ordinary. 20. SD.
and ordinary. 1854.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Prices Inclined to sas-Lisht Profit.
Taking in Oils

London. Dec. 5.-Sccurites on the
stock exchange were quiet today, with
conditions customary at the end of the
week. Generally. the markets were in
clined TO sag. There was light profit
taking in the old section, Shell Trans
port being traded in at 10 0-16 and
Mexicon Eagle at Il. Irrcgularity pre-
vailed in the industrial group,
Little was done in gilt edged invest
mcnt issues, which were fabby.
Foreigners were weak in spots.
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OFFICE OF
BOARD or REGISTRATION COMMIS-
SIOSERS
Room $50, City Hall


Sealed proposals for the necessary books;
printing stationery. supplies, etc. required
for this depa rtnent for the year 1920, to
be delivered to this office at such times and
IN such numbers and quantities throughout
the entire yea as shall be called for by this
Board and subject to inspection and reJec-
tIon II not as represented. will be received
at Room $50. City Hail. on Monday, Decem-
her Is. 1919. at l2 o'clock noon. at which
time said proposals will be opened. Con-
tracts, viii be awarded to the lowest re-
sponElble bidder
BIDS from others than. those engaged in
actual business in the branches mentioned
herein will not be considered enter
tanned.
Printed schedules on which bids must be
made will be furnished upon appica tion to
this office
When The amount exceeds Five Hundred
Dollars $500, no Did win be received unless
accompanied by certificate from the City
solicitor stating that = bond has been
filed In accordance with the provisions Of an
ordinance of Councils approved May 25 1850
The Board reserves the right 70 accept or
reject any or all bids, in whole or in part
as 1t may deem best for the interests OF
the county.
". LAWRENCE FELL
CLINTON ROGERS WOODRUFF
GEORGE G.. PIERRE
WILLIAM WALSH,
1GNATICS A. QUINN.
? Board Of Registration Commissioners.
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CONTNIs
SIONERS. Rooms lAO-lAS LLtN III,

Philadelphia
Sealed proposals will be received ar the
office OF the County Commissioners. Room
lS4, City Hall. Ph!ls delphia Pa. until IL
O'Clock noon. Monday, December 10, i9tg.
at which time bids will be opened and con-
tracts awarded to the. .owest responsible
bldder, for hire q, modern automobile bus
or conveyance, with sash and glass, to ac-
commodate twenty-five people ON the inside
which can be closed so as TO protect occl-
pants from inclPm"nt weather Including
robes, for use OF Grand Jury in monthly.
visits TO public institutions in PhiadeIphia
county. Bids should state price per day
IL Specifications may he obtained from The
chief clerk Of the County Commissioners
Room l3O. City Hall.
Bids from others than those engaged in
actual business in the general branches
mentioned in the specifications will not be
entertained considered.
No bids Will be received unless accom-
panied by certificate from the city Solicit
tor. in compliance with the ordinance OF
Councils approved May 25. 1860. requiring
a proposal bond in all cases where the
amount exceeds five hundred dollars ($5On).
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to accept reject any or all bids or
partr OF bids as may DC deemed for the
best interests Of the city.
GEORGE i. HOLMES,
HARRY KCENzBL.
H. >. RICHARDSON
County Commissioners
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
U. S. SAVES S45, 5,174,e73
Government Purchases It's own
Bonds at Market Quotations

Washington. Dec. j.---tBy A. y
The government has saved total Of
S45. .1T4,DT3 in the purchase of its own
bonds Mt market quotations. according
TO treasury figures. Since the bond
purchase fund became operative the
government has bought back $053. .0S0,
900 of its own bonds. which cost only
$907 .905 900. because the market prices
ranged from one to eight points below
par.
BY retiring the bonds the government
has been able to aid IN relieving the
pressure Of government securities on
stock exchanges
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs
l,,ssszs, NOTICE is HERERY GIVEN THAT

le5sysi NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
PUBLIC sERyIIS7IF I7I &c 6S;ossiMIssISSN, et r.
under the Provisions Of the PTsiIc I sERI
IGE COMPANY LAW, by james VI, BARLOW.
ssss pssFS S., nEay sssif eGss fs[t
Charles A. Progde. rosgs,. a4Ss W. Norris st st ! !;
se s{fT sSS ceSsp Ssp a7s asr '
2s4T Ruth St Max ssst Me- 5ssl MssteE st
Pinc9tt st. Seidleman Is4 y; 2Ish st. st !;
sS5i 5. 9Th Ill.,, +; Frank SaS Kaiis%h 27oe swain
84th St; Harry Fr!edmsn, 1909 n. Park
eST GoTmaRn nam 2ses s5S s. asd p ST. @ julius Ros5ert
2o35 Ritnsr ,s;,.a ST Abe ast GT!edwar $50 Emily
FiSIsI. iosG skunk st; JACOB dEsybsT; ,5a5
son s brce f Sss eimore eGf II s. 0 goth
sSps 1924 Ogden KS5Hhq 1g,s cuqs1 h sts
McaEmssE aosS III s S.b R.sG0S 81. u ST s.
AaiR' WeoR 81 Porter ST. seFPsT Psp McpSps
22l4 s. Bancroft ST.; George Fisher, llal
f. ffn vipsston fi STas ausSSn fss 18th @ st Gt
PRICE, 174o n Llndenwood St; Julius -6s Zeiist,
ave- ave ''i Thomas MecaSe 2s2i s. >i7fh, ST.;
%eshlc5s Wen aaesi ae, IS sSth ;n St. NsthaP% % dss
cgrdy. isis \. Felton, s.; samuel d,sffsT
7th ST.; Edward Harris. is41 s. 2oth ST; +
Donniyan. 2157 n. 18th ST.: Harry Jacobs
6o4 Pine St; Irwin A. Mccormsek, 144i
Areen ave.. Frank FRA a Rome, e5o s. ii,h ST. Martin
weiss. 1901 n. eth st: Harry Borofsky.
ssss Race, St; g Merrell Hunt, s24 N n:
ST.; Tmbert Meichiorre. e62i Ellsworth ST. /;
J. A. pike. 1sl n. 2sth St; Harry r.
274i S. 7th st Morris Goldberg; gI4o Pc
Louis Mani{ $40 BainbridEe ,s..nh ST.; James nas
1888 Caliowhiil st.. eyidencing the Com
missions approval OF the exercise Of the
vehicles as a common carrier for the trans, =
portation Of persons upon call or demand IN
the city of Philadelphia, A plblle s hearing ras
City Hail. Philadelphia Friday. December
| 10, 1919 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
CHARLES A, PRoUDE. seeretaTy,
UNITED TAXI OWNERS ASSOCIATION,
| UnincorHtrated.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

p54 application has been made to the
Public Service Commission OF the Common
!cf the. Public Service Company Law. by
John y. Mclaughlin, 2l0o Moore street
and Isaac NJ. Cowan, 1921 Mount Vernon
street, Philadelphia .eYidencing the Com
right and privilege of operating motor
vehicles as a common carrier. for the trans
Ethe City OF Philadelphia. A public hearing
upon this application viii be held n. Room
cember 18th, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
PROPOSALS
THE CLEVELAND And PITTSBURGH
RAIIRnAn COMPANY
Cleveland. d. NoVember 10. d

CleVeIand. o. NoVember -. 1913.
Sealed proposals for the sale OF General
Mortgage Bonds OF this company for &C
count OF the sinking fund. at not 10 exceed
par and accrued interest, TO the amount
OF Messrs. Wlnsow Lanier 6 Co. 80 Cedar
street Hsw YGrE to the sssS Of
indicate series Of bonds. IA" "B,' "c,"
o. '',,D." and also. in the case Of series
bearing coupons for S17. 80 and for S92 So
each respectiyeiy' Bonds accepted will be
ianler CO., as above. II not presented on
that day the right Is reserved TO reject the
bid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
PROVISIONS

There was little trading and no importa mt
change In prices. Quotations.: Beef, In sets,
smoked and air-drled. 55e; beef knuekles and
tenders. smoked and Rr-drlcd, 56c nork.
family. b4c: hams S. p. cured, loose 81 " 2sc
do. skinned loose. 25G? &c; do do, smoked.
27M 2sC: hams. ,iled. bonelCss. 4Hc; picnic
shoulders,S. p. cured. loose, 2ic; do smoked
.2c; bellies in pickle. loose 2Sc; breakfast
bacol. 3Jc; lard. Nic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05

services OF an experienced book
keeper 10 operate a Burroughs post
ing machinei Temporary position.
stA APPLY c.r CHESTNUT ST,
Ask feee Mr., West.
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:, IoT,cE is HFREBY GIVEN THAT

t1>5@I NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II-E annIication has been made to the
Public Service Commission Of the CoTTIons T'sIons
wealth OF Pennsylvania under the provisiohs ~,
David ID TaSb, 1eiS South ccnestosa street.
Philadelphla, evidencing the Commission s
priviieEe pPpiyS Of opera @ ting motor vehicles as
common carrier. for the transportation OF
Philadelphia public hearing upcn this
application will be held. in Room 1885, ,Sity Sity
Hnli, philadelphia Friday. December 18TH,
1915. at 10 O'clock in The forenoon.
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rrNANcrAr
Loan Bill

In accordance with u resolution adopted
BY Common Council OF the city OF Phila-
delpfhs on Thursday. November 20, 1910.
bill authoriz ng the creation OF a loan
or loans In the sum Of fifteen million d5,-
0Oo, OoOl dollars ~ hereby published for pub
lie information
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE. will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by the firm OF Rosenberg
g Melnick. $50 Market st.. on account OF
dlsaoiutfon OF partnernhlp on and after this
date. II Melnick $50 Market o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
VEGETABLES

The market was firm. with moderate sup
plies and fair demand. We quote: White
potatoe nearby. per bslct-No. J. O0c a
sl,loi lower grades. 4oq 65e; white potatoes.
yerPSyysniS Penn a., per So eMt Sd $40 ga do Ssw
Hoosiers, per cwt. $2g2.25. Sweet pota-
tOes-Southern No. | per bbl,. $f.a544. so;
do No. >, per bbl.. s., J0@ 2rT5 do, per
hamper. 81, ,25 100; Jersey. per bsSt. 81 "a
40 Cabbage, New York domestic, per
Onions, per l0O-lb. sacks-Yellow. No. /,
IS. ZOE; do, No. and "piclllers" 81 60.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05

PROPOSALS FOR SERVICE HATS.--office
Of the ouartermaster General ClothinE
and Edulpage Division, Munitions Building
Washington, ID. c. Sealed proposals in
duplicate viii be. received here until 2 p, M.
December ~. 1919. for furnishing all or any
part OF $3.50 Service Hats. Information on
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Supplies were small and the market ruled
hrm on a basis OF DC for hne granulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05

PROPOSALS. FOR NURSES OVERCOA rs
Ofiee Of the ouartermaster General, Cloth.
ing and EaulpaEe Division; Sealed proposals
D. M December co. 1919. for ,furn lshing 5s7
Nurses, overeoats Propossl blanks and IN
Washington, d. C., or from. Zone Supply
Horne, Jr., Room 1921. Munitions Building.
OTce 21Et and Oregon avenue. Philadel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05

...srOaAI.7 rOJ. SultSES NORFOIK K
! sulIS--ofilce Of the 0usrtermaster Gen.
proposals. IN duplicate viii bo received heTs
/ uhtil IL a. m, Deeember 90 1919. for fur
blanks and information obtainahle from
v Captain j. z. Van Horne, Jr, Room f69i
4 Munitions Building. Washington. ID. c. or
I at Zone Supply once, .2Ist street and Ore
| an avenue. PhilRdelphla. Pa.
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rKOPosALs FOR WHITE Lines TApLE.

CLOTHS.-OffiCe OF the Quarterma ste ID
General Clothing and Eauipage Division;
ieaied bids in duplicate will be received here
until . D. m. December 10. 1910. at which
time they will be publicly opened. for the
furnishing OF all or any part OF 5000 White
LINEN reblecloths. Full information and
| proposal blanks can be obtained OF Captain
g. e. Van Horne. Jr., Room 1921, Munitions
Building. Washington, ID. C., or at Zone
supply Offce 2lst and oregon ave, Phlla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05

BCTTER-The market was quiet with
ample offerings at former rates. Quota
tons follow: Fresh solld-pacied creamery,
fancy, nlgh-scorinE goods, 74b % @7si9 c: ex-
tras 1850: extra 1rsts, 6sQ71c; firsts, so
sweet creamery. choice to fancy. 75ih a
77ia c; fair to good G4i4 q Tara c; prints JOB
bng a. 81 a sac for fancy and at GO "a soc for
fair to choice.
EGGS-Fresh stock continued scarce and
further advanced G0c per case. Quotatio
nearby current receipts $50. so; western
extra frsts. $2j, 40; frsts s24 .00@ %. so;
nearby and western seconds, S22. 40 GD2I;
inferior lots owe-: fancy selected eggs job
bins at 0Ecd6S1 per dozen
CHEESE-The market was quiet but
steady. The quotations are as follows: New
York vhole-mllt fats. fancy. 33c specials
higher; fair to good, 32gS2i2ci Wisconsin
good. 31la q sc; jobbinE sales OF fancy
goods, 50 q 30c.
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was fair and prices were weli
ma aintaiDed We quote; Apples. per. bbl;
Cranberrles per bbl. s791 10; do, average
good. per crate, s2G2. so; do, extra fancy
large per crate, 81 10 p3.5O Lemons. per
box, i.7j go. Oranges. California. per
box s.. 90 a 9. 80: DO, Florida per box, 81. so
I5.T5. Tangerlnes, Florida per y box,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-05
POULT RY

LlN NE-The market was quiet, with fairly
liberal offerings at quoted rates. We
quote: Fowls. fine. weighing pounds
and over apiece, 3OGi 32c; fowls. medium size.
good quality - csc; do. poor ~ q 2Gc
chickens, fine quality. 20G2Tc: do. inferior.
% a 25c: old ROSTERS. 81 % 22c; ducks, white
Pekin, So 34c; do. Indian Runner. rs a 3oc;
keys: $epSSe; Pigeons old gGr gDC pair, 81
young, per pair, weighing 2 pounds and
over apiece, plump. 81. 20 a .. .35 do. weigh
ing z @lst pounds apiece. ST. 75@2;, do,
do, old. per pair, S1.2h@ lao.
DRESSED-The market was steady with
tatious we're az follows; Turkeys nearby
fancy.- 4G@47c do, do. fair to- goood,
do do. fair TO good. 40 06D43c; fowls, fresh-
killed. dry-picked in boxes. weighing 4Ia
lbs. and oyer apiece, 36c; .weighing lbs.
33c: WEIGHING "a lbs; 800 32c; smaller
picked Weighing a. lbs and over apiece,
35c: weighing lbs. 34c: weighing 3ia lbs.
2S a soc; smaller sizes. 2+O27c: old roosters.
dry-packed. @ie: broilers, Jersey, 43g4sc
other nearby dry-pacied 35 42c; hroilers.
western, dry-packed, Weighing Ia @2 lbs.
apiece. $50 4Oc: roasting chickens; western;
over apiece. SO q a4c:- weighing 3ia lbs. 8oeo
32c; weighing 2i. a. lbs. apiece %
?oc; western. corn-fed chickens. Il to boX
u lbs. and under to dozen. per lh Al %
45c; 1S to ~ lbs. to dozen, 43 a 44c: "a to 80
lbs. to dozen. per III. $50 36c; 81 70 30 lbs.
to dozen. per h $50 a4c: 81 70 AZ lbs 10
IS 20 soc; ducks, western. fancy. SGaSSci
Rense western. faucy n8 q 3Oc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
o MISS %cnlLnrRs.

A delightful picnic was given Inst
evening for Miss Agnes childcrs and
q number OF her old friends By Mrs.
NELL H.. Field and Mrs. Harold Iami-
son. = party Of about eighteen lett
The Field home ON TiJeras shortly be.
fore five o'clock and sped away 10
Alameda and across the river TO o
lovely grove where the trees are turn
ing yellow. There a fire was built NJ
a delicious picnic supper served. With
hot coffee and cream Ia u! This was
q picnic de luxe. FOR q p~honogTaph
and a camera accompanied II and the
guests had the pleasure Of being took
while eating You never recognize
any one that way. 50 Il doesn't matter
After supper aud the wonderful after
glow on the mountains had been en-
1oyed 10 the fun. field sports OF every
mature except skiing water polo
were tried, and when u grew too dark
for that. a rousing fire was heaped up
and charades were played, Ia which
the unsupported historic talents Of
many were brought to light.