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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-07-03

STATE OF MICHIGAN-se Judicial Cir
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County
of Genesee. in Cbancery. at the city of Flint. on
the End day of June. A. ID. 1919.
Bert Randall.
Plaintiff.
vs.
Nettie Randall.
Defendant.
In this cause it appearing from affidavit on file
that II cannot be ascertained in what State or
Country the said defendant Nettie Randall. now
resides. therefore. motion of Clark NJ johnson
attorney for plaintiff II is ordered that defend
ant enter her appearance in said cause on or be.
fore three months from the date of this order and
that within twenty days the plaintiff cause this
order to be published in The Clio Messenger. said
publication to be continued once in each week for
LEO M CHURCH,
Circuit Court Commissioner
For Genesee County. Michigan.
Clark M Johnson,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Business Address. SOC Bush Bldg.
Flint. Michigan. rs
STATE OFsMICHIGAN-In the Circuit Court for
the County Of Genesee. In Chancery.
Jennie Henderson,,
Plaintiff.
Lynn W. II Hendersho.
Defendant.
Seventh Judicial Circuit. In Chancery. Suit
on the % day of May. 1919.
In this cause 1t appearing from affidavit on file
that the defendant Lynn w: Hendershot. Is not a
resident of the state of Michigan but that he re-
sides in the city of Kenosha. State of Wisconsin.
Therefore. motion of Farley Selby. attor-
neys for Plaintiff. II Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT, enter his appearance In said cause on or
before three months from date Of this order and
that within twenty days the plaintiff cause a
copy Of this order TO be published in The Clio
Messenger. a newspaper printed. published and
circulated In the County of Genesee. and that
such publication be continued once each week
for six weeks in succession and that she
copy Of this order to be mailed TO the said de-
PENDANT by registered mail.
FRED w. BRENNAN,
Circuit Judge.
Farley & Selby Attorneys for Plaintiff
Business Address. Flint. Mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
STARY SVET HLEDi KLIDNE VSTRlC
DELNICKEMU SVATKU.
v PARlZI OSLAVEN BUDE GENE
RAINf STAVKOU,
PRESIDENT WILSON MUSf PESKY DO MfROVE
KONFERENCE

Londyn 30. dubna Vzdor opacnemu tvrzeni n1koli
ka sran zda ze veka etosni oslava prvnho ma Ev-
rope vyzni pomernem kldu pofadku Pamz Berlin po-
kud Sc denckeho sveta yce zasav prac
ralni stavku ednv den Budapest havn sido madar-
skych sovet tonout bude naedkem narizeni boSevcke
vlady zaplave rudych prapor m6stech anplckvch max
poadanv budou obvyke prIvody zakoncene hronadnvmi
schdzemi podobne prpravv hlaenv sou zem skandi-
navskvch Holandska dosy znravy chystanvch
nfch demonsracch ale pfedpoklada povesm Sc
dostava jisteho zakladu pravdepodobnost.
Znamy Hyde park ondVnskv ale stane svedkem VEL
kvch demonstrate Ze vsech budou pchzet proudly
denickych unii nych socasckvch orpansac abv nftom
byly meengu. kterem mluv budou parlarenni "a
supci de|ncva PROGRAM aboru ]du Hyde Parku do
a nrotfhidny yedn navrhovAt budou
sevsmu vseobecne branne povnnosti Angl kdezto ni
nozvedati budou hasu pro mir Ruskem svobodnou Ligu
narodi.
Pariz 30 dubna " hodn vefer.) - v souhaao 8
opatfenim zamezen vVtrznos den kv9tna raridil
general Hart vee americkebo voiska diciho PaT5 abv
Ultra nebvlo uzvano voienskvch AUTOMOBILE armadv
nvch Stai Rozkaz odhvoduie moznos ze hv idstven
pfepnsnvch ucch paTzskVch snano roho oiit
Sim nehodam Narizen tvfe hez vtmnkv aneri-
ckvch stroll nasedkem toho must sam president Wilson
podniknouti cestu do mirov6 konference pesky
Jedpodenni savkou d6nictva zasavuie veskera do.
yefenvch povo7 vaetna tavcahi RAstanantv hu-
wilma snad tech kere hosti mrovG dele
gaty satd cizich.
Sekretar Jansino p]ukovnik House iin 7supci
nych StAt sidic hoelu dc Crlon isot zaonati
pa ieden rotravnam hote1u dnnisova-
tnle amerckVch istG by tito snravou hotenf tatez
don zasobeni vse poTehne do ejich pokon
elikoz nen dovoleno nracovat ami csnikum.
pafizsk6 danick6 rozhodlv demonstrovai proti
viii franconzskeho eeneraniho svndikau prace vAda
povedea vsechnv pruvodv narida zeimena osadnm pu-
provncianim oddilm hotovost voisko Jest soustre-
demo nakoka mistech az panuie veobecra ddv6ra
prb6h maov6ch osav skonGen bude kdne bez porusenf
vefeineho pofadku
nj neen sazee, skaf ale vsechen ostatni pomocny
sonal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

ia Hardwicka V Georgii v At
lante, pri kteremz zranena by
la pant Hardwickova a cerna
sluzka. Hardwick jest puvod-
Gem resoluce protianarchisti-
cke. kterou mali Sc vystredni
zivly re Spoj. Staeu vypovede-
ii.
Objev zpusobil pochopite'-
nou sensaci urady nabadaji
k opatrnosti pri prijimani po-
dezrelych zasilek. Cely federal
nj aparat bezpecnostni sluzby
patra po p6vodcich tohoto ma
joveho pfekvapenl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
EBERT PRY PODEPfSE MfROVE
PODMiNKY.
CERMANI DUVERUJf We SPRAVEDLNOST
WILSONOVU -. $

Berlin, 20. dubna. - Vzdor osrym 1vodnikGm zdeSch
rannh novn, vzdor protesnim resoucim pfaych hro
madnych schdzich kde vefen fecnc bou prot prije
enci Nemecku dktovanych mirovyc podmnek jest pry te
mer isto ze versaleska mova konference dospeie pr
znivym vysledkdm.
Wisonovo zakrocen nrosnech .IhosovanH sol -od,o
opusteni mrove konerence askou deegaci poslue Mem
dnvefe Wilson psobti bude oatn spojence ably
Nemecko nebyo povale6nym brinem pfis zazeno. Meme
cko lest zapat hch stare vady ale mhze tax
cnit en sou hranc plaebnf moznosti. Tfmo duchem
ovladnut president Ebert vhdtl duch neecke rrov6
komse Versailu vysane hrab3 Rantzau. Jest spou
lou osatn delegac opravnen pojednavati odmnou neb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

New York, l. kvetna. "36
pekelnych stroju" bylo pos ou
zas!ano prominent1ejsin Anne
r;canum po celem Soustatl.
Spiknuti bylo dnesniho rama cd
haleno policii postovnimi u
rady. Celia afera pripisovaaa
jest bud Prdmyslovym De nj.
kun Sveta nebo bolsevikdm.
Mezi adresaty, jejichz zivoty
tmely bFti ohrozeny jest gene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

prmout pokud tyce mrovych podmnek po pfedchozim
oznameni porade domac vladou.
Nenovejs zpravy has ze pfieti podminek sotva bude
|pfedozeno Narodnimu shromazd6nf neb pebscu, vyma
jen nejnutn6jsi potrebe
"Neverime", prav eden nemeckych delegate dop-
sovae ze by president Wilson prvol panu, die kereho
by nepfatelnym mirem muso Nemecko podepsat vastn
rozsudek rt pred sm cely narod namreneho revove
ru Spojenecky generasmus arsa Foche Jest pripraven
svymi armadami vpadnoq do Nemecka znc nase kve
touci provincie, nebude-li dktovany mir podepsan.
| Jinak panue nastavajcim mfru celem Nemecku ma
rdzny cd nejaroganteh hrozeb vzporou 81 jsou
povolnost. = tt .@~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
v NEW YORKU OBJEVENO BOMBO.
VI SPIKNUTL

ralni poStmistr Burleson. neko
lik vySSich soudnich urednlku,
millionari Morgan. Rockefeller
atd., tez Ch. NJ. Fickest, jenz
V San Francisku odsoudil Moo
ney-ho. Bosnby dany byly ma
postu V New Yorku a IA jich
urceno pro milta ma pacifi.
cken1 pobfezl.
Ma stopu spiknuu vedl w.
'buch. udavSf Sc v dome senate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
POULTRY

L1vE---onerings were ample for the lin
tied trade requirements and the market was
barely steady. The following were the
quotations: Fowls. 3s a 39c; broiling chick
ems. fancy, soft-meated, weighing IA o. lbs.
apiece. 45{ 4sc. spring chickens, soft-meated.
ters, 29@31c; old roosters.. "a q 20ci ducks
Pekin. d09+2c; do. Indian Runner, $50 sec
geese, 3Oc: guineas, young, per pair. weigh-
ing ~ a 2 lbs. apiece. 81 t0@1.50; smaller
sizes, SOC ISL guineas, old, per pair. eoc %
81; pigeons, old per pair. 45Q5Oc; do young
DRESSED-Supplies were well cleaned
Up and prices ruled firm With Turkey. turkeys
nearby. fancy, A604sc; do, western fancy.
45 q Ace: do, do fair TO good. 400 &c; DO
10. common. 500 3jc do, old toms, iOq f2e
10. old hens. 40d 42c. Fowls. fresh leo
m boxes. weighing 4 lbs and over aplecs
9tc: weighing 3la lbs, apiece. 3oe weisn
hry-picked. weighing lbs. and over apiecs
BIC: WEIGHING 81 lbs. apiece. 35c; smaller
sizes. 2s % 92c: old roosters dry-picked. 21o
boxes, weighing 2 lbs; apiece; sspS1s'
apiece. s4c; Weighing 2is @s lbs apiece. $50
staggy 81 d3oc; roasting chickens. western
m bbls, weighing 4 lbs apiece, 35c. weigh:
ting 3h lbs; apiece. 3tc; Weighing 2h O.!
wseS ,.s, s s Gd SSer sSsaS. spess
aosea. a SwSi.e, s weighing SF iYSiS$ lbs per dos
ss@s.25: white weighing, pQiO lbs. pc,
uoz,. S7G750; do, do, weighing lbs, pc.
uoz.. s818.50i do do. lbs, per dos,, -. 80
u5: do do, 8a6l1 lbs. per doz., 50 g dsrs
s1.50a2,60; small and No. 81 o., 80:
Euinssss. young. per pair. sG1,75; old
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
Sir John VI. Gibson. president Of the
LOCAL MEAT MARKET

The following report on the fresh meat
trade Ia Phllade.ohia Is furnished by he
local livestock ahd raat office of the
Bureau of Markets. United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture
FRESH BEEF--Supplies of medium and
common grades liberal; market steady: de-
mand slow.
STEERS--Receipts moderate: good 10
choice cattle scarce; market about steady
at 500 to $2T: demand quiet.
COWS-Receipts OF medium and common
grades liberal; market quiet and draggy at
sl0 to S2+: trading light
NEAL-Receipts light market steady to
firm at SIS to s25; demand good.
pORk-Receipts moderate; market about
81 lower than Mondays opening at SIT to
$40; dema nd fair.
LAMBS-Receipts very light. asking prices
81 higher at s26 to s32; market steady to
firm: demand good.
MUTTON--Supply light market strong at
$40 to s24; demand good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
RUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

New York Feb. -27.-BUTTER-sllg
ing SEQ 58hc c extras. 5hd 55is c; hrsts.
4Oia ma+1a C; seconds. 46@ 4ec. state dairy
SO @ 5+c; imitation creamery. 4i@42c
EGGS-Frm Receipts. 81. 225 cases Ex.
tras 441 a 4hc; extra firsts, 43h "a +4c
firsts. i2@4sc; seconds. 4oailhc; diriies
81 a ssc: storage 80 q 55c: state and nearb,
hennery whites. 5oa 52c;. gathered whites
40 q 53c; pullet whites. 52h 5sc: Pacific
whites gathered AZ q SIC; state and nearby
hennery browns. 45@47c; mixed colors
43@45c.
state whole-miik, fat, colored special, 3lIa
@3ls. @: fiat. whites. 31@3lhc ci nat. col
ored average run, 30% @3lc; fat whites
BOM SOla c: twins, specials. 81 q 33la c. twins
average run, 20 a 2eh c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

Chicago. Feb. 27.--Fsilure of the meat
division of the food administration 10
announce decision on the minimum
price OF hogs for March and maximum
that the fixing Of the quotation would
expire by limitation at midnight to-
morrow led TO free selling on corn today
and the market was weak.
The buying power was not good
although at times there was fair pur-
chasing of May. Overnight longs who
had expected definite announcement
on the March hog price liquidated. Re
ceipts remained light and there were
signs OF adverse weather.
The tone of the cash article was heavy
and offerings from first hands were re-
ported freer, with business dull. The
food administration announcede pur-
chase Of 100000 barrels of flour for
export, with the highest price paid
5000
Oats weakened with corn. Local in
terests were the best sellers. Trade
was bullish. II was reported that 600,-
900 bushels OF oats belonging to the
government had been ordered out of
store for export. Offerings from the
country were light. The South and
Ohio River points, It was said, we're
bidding fifty-nine cents in southern llli-
nois.
outside support was disappointing in
view OF the possibility of a small acre
age this year and the fact that oats
are less than half the price Of corn.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
Steel Men in Conference

New York. Feb. 27.--A meeting of the
directors of the American Iron and Steel
Institute Is in session today in the Of
fees of Judge II. II. Gary, president
Of the institute and chairman of the
United States Steel Corporation. Ac-
cording to the popular understanding,
Secretary Redtield's plan for price-fiNng
IL the main topic under consideration
C NJ Schwab is in attendance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
VEGETABLES

Potatoes and onions sold fairly and were
again frmer. Cabbage was "a shade easier
With much of the supply OF unsttractive
stock Quotations; White potatoes, Jer-
No 9 5OaOOc White potatoes, Pennsyl-
yania. No, l, per 100 lbs, 81; 2542; 80;
6f225: do New York per 100 lbs, t215g
o25.. Sweet potatoes. Jersey, per basket
potatoes, Eastern Shore. per bbl.-No. J..
s507 so sweet potatoes, Delaware and
Maryland, bushel -hampers-No. l, 81 6J %
2Th: No. .. fi,G5ml.75 Cabbage Danish
seed. per ton. 800 iOc; do, southern per
hamper, 81 3, 20, Onions, yellow. per 100
lb. bag. s2di.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
DUE TODAY

Turrialba, due al New York, from La
Pallice. February 10, with ninety-six
casual officers.
Carrillo. due at New York. from Bor-
deaux, February 10, with fifty-nine men,
including detachment B of Casual Com
pany No. 35, South Carolina; thirty-five
casual officers and four officers of Bor-
deaux Convalescent Detachment No. 80,
all sick or wounded.
New Mexico (battleshp), due at New
York, from Brest. February Is, with
fourteen casual officers.
Maiden, due at New York, from st.
Nazaire, February 8, with twenty-one
casuals, including seventeen officers,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

Financial Briefs

Hughes 4 Dier. members of the Phia-
delph!a Stock Exchange. have oIened
a branch office in Reading in charge of
Samuel NJ Helm.
The $4,000. 900 Belgian export credit.
being made by American banks TO "A
consortium OF Belgian banks, has been
oversubscribed.
Annual report OF the Standard OIL
Company of Kentucky for the year ended
December 81 shows profits of S2.713 94s,
equivalent to s45.23 share earned on
the S6.O0O,000 stock as compared with
profits of s1,967o2l. or s32.7s a share
In 1917.
The New York Subtreasury gained
100000 from the banks yesterday. maxi
ing cash net gain since Friday of
=. Lorillard Company reports for year
ended December 81, net profits before
war taxes, s9,292,s25. against ss.J2,-
343 year ago.
The Deere & Co. for year ended Octo-
Der 81. had net income after charges and
federal tax sl.S34, ,9S7, against S2,413-
$40 in preceding year.
Combined net earnings available for
dividends of subsidiary companies OF
Massachusetts Gas Companies for Jan
uary were S292,677, a decrease of $37,-
297, or ll.3O per cent compared with
the corresponding month a year ago.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve
Bank has been instructed to withdraw
on March 10 per cent of the February
l3 issue of Treasury loan certificates,
amounting to $3.636,250, and the balance
Of the tax certificates deposits to Feb
ruary 13. amounting to S700.000--a to-
tai of $4,336.250. There will remain
after the call s32,726,250 of the loan
certificate deposits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

Sobral. due at New York from Brest,
February 16. with 1856 men. including
first and second battalion headquarters
sanitary and ordnance detachments sup
ply and nachine-gun companies. Com
panies A, b, C. d, f and f, 367th In
fantry, forty-three officers and 1893 en-
listed men (negro); 349th Machine-Gun
Battalion complete. with exception of
eight officers detached, ten officers and
856 enlisted men (negro): Casual Com
pany No. $50, New York, one officer and
ninety-four enlisted men; Casual Com
pany No. 1902, New York. two officers
and 1854 enlisted men; Casual Companies
Nos. $50. Illinois, and 1908, Ohio.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
Troops Back From War
and Others HOn1eVQrd Bound
ARRIVED

Wilhelmia. at New York, with eighty
three officers and 1878 enlisted men from
convalescent detachments at Bordeaux !;
Company NJ. 345th Infantry; evacua-
tlon ambulance company No. so of New
York; detachment Casual Company No.
"a of Pennsylvania, and several medical
and casual units.
Ulua, at New York. with the 3l7 Sup
ply Train. seventeen officers and 4S6
men the 317th Trench Mortar Battery,
FIVE officers and 144 men; the 325th
Field Signal Battalion. Il officers and
470 men, and Casual Company No. 257
of New York. All these troops are
negroes. In addition five officers of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

CHEESE was well cleaned up and the
market ruled Arm. Quotations: New YORK
and Wisconsin whole milk. current make
3O0slc; do. do. do, fancy held SAC 30c
do. do. do. fair to good. 80 % 33c.
BUTTER-Onerings were light and the
market was lc higher with n good demand.
Quotations: Sod-pscked creamery, eNtrae,
h6c: hlgh-scoring. 81 a sec; the latter for
jobbing sales; extra hrsts, - Coo: hrsts,
20 n 53c; seconds. ~ q 4sc: fancy brands OF
prints jobbing at GoU Uo4c; fair to good,
b56r6ic
and supplies Of desirable stock were kept
well cleaned up. Quotations: Free cases,
nearby frsts, 20 per cratei current re
ceipts. s1S,0 ,05; western extra nrsts, Sl3, 20;
hrsts s13.05. inferior lots lower; southern.
sl2 30 u so; selected candled eggs jobbins
/ at 81 II 53c per dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

various branches of the service and ten
civilian casuals.
Caserta, at New York, with Sixty
third Coast Artillery regiment, thirty
nine officers and 1900 men of the regular
army, and seven officers and 1876 men
from replacement units recruited
throughout the country.
The officers reported that the armistice
was signed just after the unit received
orders to take its position opposite Metz.
A large number of the men came from the
state of Washington. SiNy-five casual
officers en- board were commanded by
Captain Clarence Il. Adams, of Omaha,
Neb., who was connected with the avi-
alton service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

Forty-six officers and 1000 men, COM
prising the headquarters, of the First
and Third Battalions. 34sth Infantry,
the headquarters company. supply COM
pany, sanitary detachment and Compa-
MES A, B, C. ID, Il, f and ] have sailed
from Bordeaux and will arrive at New
York about March 8. The War Depart
ment announced today that the name Oh
the transport bringing these units home
was not decipherable in the caolegram
from France. All OF the men on board
will be sent to Camp Dix.
The transport Honolulu is due at
Newport News about March 5 with a
casual company OF California troops and
the advance school detachment OF the
Tenth Field Artillery Brigade for Camp
Funston and three casual officers.
The War Department announced the
sailing from France OF eleven trans
ports. bringing in all about $50 oficers
and 5000 men. Among the units on
board are the machine-gun battaiions
and divisional troops formerly attached
10 the Eighty-seventh Division.
yedic. due at Boston March with the
Fifty-fourth Regiment, Coast Artillery.
less Battery r and eighteen officers, and
a casual company OF Massachusetts
troops for demobilixation.
OriAna. due a. New York March
Win ne ok1ek 1<oe1fn> Gun Battalion
oonp18So, \ eaeo1 eeAp'>ny q Penn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
DUE EARLY IN MARCH

sylvania troops and seventy-siX casual
officers.
Mongolia. due at New York March I
with the 334th, 335th and 336th Machine
Gun Battalions 316th Trench Mortar
Battery. 316th and 104th Batteries
Trench Artillery, 467th and 46Sth En-
gineer Pontoon Trains meteorological de-
tachment, signal corps, 80lst Aero
Squadron. 401st Pontoon Park. Tenth
Antiaircraft Sector. and 149 casual Of
ficers. and seven convalescent detach-
ments. comprising fifty-one officers and
$40 men.
La Lorraine due at New York March
3 with casual companies OF Georgia,
Pennsylvania troops and Base Hospital
No. 7, comprising Massachusetts per-
sonnel.
Also announced as having sailed with
few casuals each are the Wyandotte,
Chinampa and West Lake.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
FRESH FRUITS

The market ruled firm, with demand alb
sorbing the limited offerings Of fine stock
King. s7@1O: BALDWIN. sI@iO; Northe-
spy. $50 $50; HubbaTdstop, s7ag23; Green
isno i7g9; Winesap. ssSiii'; stsymsn
Mmssfg Nos Rsauts iSacy Yoss mpe,s
ern, per box. 81 5Oa5. Lemons. per box
~. 500 35. Oranges. Florida, per crate,
7iO Grapefruit per box s2.aOn5 30. Gran,
berries. Jersey per bushe box, 81 5O0T
Florida pcr uuart 3OGi zoe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

oo chieasc. FEB. 27-Hoos--ReceIpts. lf.<
Sss MSFss. very very au aH'y oS ss: ses
sHls S1 s5 'fIi: .S; AZ 81 81 S,ss Ssss:
70 ssSIss. TF sifsISss. '.o%''ov, sooo Vow D,.' ~
choice grades of sesf anS sU9G butcher hsfs e Gf
so,2 to 2Se b5lshsT others steady feeder: sifssS
ara sc ft common Safi snS aSSr m.dss sisssc
tSam 5ssSS Siiss Sss ;sys: ss%%SS sSSs
ehsiGf sGrrp5R 40 = 4 80 ooo ,..s. ..s..
;h9fn; s,ls Is. Lambs. choice and. 'pri@s
!:gis !tSiH aUS ewes. sC'G eheIas
sSS sssG a.rsst s steady assylss sls
s hND gpa.d.iSt.ss lS sdc Ss.s
Market steady. Top sheep. sia.7o; tor
;, g GXlivEsSH.sesIpts so head. Market
nssS E"i n'S ssSS ss.@ Ii f ssS sssens sccAL Caves.
ia9Ss a9Sss,RIs?sRi 500 ,IS h'as and sss,
N5, ,25 1850; throwouts, ,is&i6, stsss. 30
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 22oo
head. Steady and UNCHANGED.
st. Louis. Feb. 27.--HOGS--Peceipts, H.
RS. si$ ISiggS OdtsiEsP'.;. tiE"''; sfssSikss';
Ssiy1 fisGs hsS s:t.r.s
sFs sSSis 81 sasss: ssc' s'9Ssssiis sPd l'sd
SHEEP-Receipts. none. Steady. Lambs.
siI.5o@i7eo; ewes, $40 5o@ii.25.
Kansas City. NO., Feb 2I-Hoes-Rs-
iIsS: butchers, t1T 400 20: light. t1T0
1880; pigs. S12@16. I
CATfLE--ReceIpts $500 head. steady.fl
Prime ss.eerss slsq 10; southern steers, nom
II. 50i calves. s79f4 X.
sasEsFRssfiSs s gssqhs. sss2 sssd.
wethers, Si2@t3; ewes, sl1,75@12.
South Omaha, Feb. 2T.-HOGS--Rcceipts
10, 400 head Steady.
CATTLE--Receipts, 5000 head. Strong tol
lOc higher. n.
sIiEEP-Receip,s. 5000 head: csc higher. I,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

a dispatch from San Francisco says
that the price OF beet granulated sugar
has been reduced ten points in the eleven
Rocky Mountain states to s.90c,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27

Tho price OF denatured alcohol has
been reduced by manufacturers TO 900
42 cents gallon, the inside figure be
ing for carloads. The decline Is at
tributed TO lack of demand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-27
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

.WHEAT.Receipts 20, lee bush. The mar
,ie net ruled ,hrm with light offerings Quota.
uons; s,n Car lots In export elevator, governmeni
!sd %n,er ss s No. sana"rn T. norshsfs spTns
2so: No. !, hard winter, 81, SSi No. !. red
Ne ny sn sisS TS Nee sd 'St,EE nUfiE
10 70 9sa ss .S,sr, 30 saf!lSsy Z ssya sss; N % os
sHg poiihsin z 's sprISs MS ,as sa wRs'rs NS
,%intsr go s.. Ss: No. 8, red winter, sSriieky
no. 2 allsF@ rsS ls%Fg'i g. e. gS 49, 10 .mutis n Iis
5, red, 2,ss; No, 8, sariicky, g. sSi No s
smnyyttty s2.25; No s, gsrlieky. smutty
CoRN--ReceIpts. 1921 bush Trade wa,
Seiist Ieiioy opt prices ruled steady, we auo,,'
au6Si,'E snS ioGison per 6S,lDs s1sss
SossS GafE1'' S HT$ %e the Ssos %arsss rIsa Tsa
srd %St.N white SS ss @si. ''SPs S7$
FLouR-RcSehptss hs Goa fsss' SS1',b 'ssi lbs. in sacks
Prices were nominally unchansed With littlt
qsso&os S9uoOn1 TO ayyS per- ies s
western. SO GsS 10 aSSs S. do Nearby, So %
.Sor, kSnsss Ss;.n, f,IISSgs lGT' bS9 DO
PSS,ss' 'l2T's' 9.i zeal BSS'ssSS' s0'Oa
s9F Sq per f%a Ssrre S"HH'osss IN
PROVISIONS
There was a fair jobbins INQUIRY an snt'
1Rsd S%s Tss snS as sss ss. Beef m i!:
porh ss%i!s, s5&sS s&SsSs sSs fsa hams. a s. 2 sSrsS
ste; do. DO, ' smoked poi sSSssHS: hams
boiled. boneless. Ole; picnic shouiders. s. p
cured, loose. 2ac; do, smoked. :oc; bel
LES: in in pickle. loose. zoe; breakfast bacon