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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
CITY COURT NOTES.

Charles Phillips. a Hungarian re-
siding in South Bend. was arrested
on a charge Of public intoxication
last night. He gave bonds for his
appearance in the city court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
I. o. O. F. ATTENTION.

You are urged 10 meet at our hall
Sunday p. m, in reference 10 con-
ferring initiation for Abraham Lin
coin lodge OF South Bend
-Advt. JOHN LOOP. y. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
MISHAWAMA WANT ADS

LOST-Pocketook containing money
ana money order receipts with
owners name on. Between Main
and Seventh SITS Finder call Gar
field A. + 3. and receive reward
23tl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish To extend our sincere
thanks 10 our neisnbors and friends
FOR their kindness and floral trio
utes during the illness and death CT
uur beloved daughter ami SISTER
r. re long and Family
AdVt.. 35t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
ENTERTAIN AT PARTY.

Mrs. Carolin Unruh, $50 E Battell
ST. entertained Friday evening on
occasion OF her son. Miller's birth
day. Music and dancing were en-
1Oyed and refreshment served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23

FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine.
$500. Call phone 1878. AGisha-
waka- H. w. Eighth St, Mishawaka.
24t1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
CONCLUDE VISIT.

Mrs. John Baker has returned to
her home in Decatur. IL. after
spending several weeks as the guest
OF Miss Emma Schwartz, Lincoln
way W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
GONE TO CULVER.

Mrs. August Hoerstman is spend
ing several days visiting Mrs. J. Her
cog and family at Culver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
TAKE AUTOMOBILE TRIP.

William Buckles and family. SO4
r. Lincoln way leave today on an
automobile trip TO Whitley county.
They viii be gone until Labor day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23
VISITING RELATIVES.

Rev Simon Yenn OF Fort Wayne
is visiting relatives in the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23

DR. 1akielski, osteopath, 126 w.
Second st-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23

WANTED-A married man with
small family TO help care for
Guernsey Cows-Eood milker-wife
90 board two men at $40 a week.
VIII pay top wages for steady re-
liable man and furnish a good house.
milk. potatoes garden, wood and
coal. Work the year around. Call
Henry Kemp. Garfield 53FI-Misha-
waka. Ind. Box 253. 21t3-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23

FOR SALE-High grade roadster.
registered. good pedigree and good
track mark: large rubber-tired bug
- and harness. Apply 110f $.
sixth ST., River Park. Pho-e 4I3.
22t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23

LIBERTY BOSDS-If you arc
TO ed 20 sell you are entitled 90
the highest market price with ac-
crued and earned interest 10 date
bring your bonds 20 as Get our
lrice and convince yogrseE.
CAMP. THORNE and Co.
faa ~ Main st-Oliver Hotel 7ldr
Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Phone Bell 1ssI-HOCrs , 10 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-23

Sc MONEY Sc TO loan on city
property. Eight room house mod
ern. on easy payments. Seven room.
modern. near car line. Five room
bungalow. easy payments. Garmire.
Phone Mishawaka $40. 7H
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
Aguilar pide apoyo
(Viene dc "a LAD

commando del general Dieguez, su-
ficientes tropas q la frontera para
proterer debidamente la Inca diviso-
ria V evitar cue los re5eldeS o BAN
tidos Sc aoerquen a ella Y traten de
cometer depredaciones en- Ell lado a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
Establecen serpicio aereo
Wiene de Ia la Pag).

cuaies habra depositos suficientes de
gasolira, sallares de reparacion Y en-
general TODD cuanto sea Indispensable
para aprovisioEar debidamente 1 los
~aeroplanos.
La estaciGn aerea del Fuerte Bliss
dispondra de treinta Y seis aaropia-
o del tipo D. HI, equipados con
motores Liberty" Y los cuales seran
piloteados pcr aviadores veteranos en-
la guerra europea.
Ademas &c estos aeroplan&S. Sc
dispondra de IN globo dirigiOle que
corr toda Ia frontera, Observance
V tomando fotografias &c todos los
campos ~adyacenteS a las estaclones
aereas: Sc instalaran estacloneS ina
lambricas: hangar de aoero, Sc usa-
ran a2aratoS de Illumination para los
vuelos nocturnos V Sc organizara un
escuadr0n de bombardeo.
En- la estacion central, o de base,
e~stableciGa en- e. Fuerte Bliss, hacra
seiscientos aviadores ' ayudantes y
Glen oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
Dempsey vencio a Willard desde ell primer encueniro

dido el labio inferior, Y la nariz him
chada. SD cuerpo ha perdido, en- 10
absolute, coda resistencia. Dampsey,
por el contrario, no aparenta cansan-
clio alguno. Sc halia vigoroso Y con-
tento. Platica humoristicamcnte con
sus asistentes, Y parece tener segura
la victoria. De su oreja apenas 81 aso-
ma una gotta de sangre.
Tercero v final round.
Dempsey pega dos IzQuierdas q
Willard, Y 10 arrcia a la izquierda del
cordel dos veces. Ali mismo, asesta
otra lluvia de izquierdas al campe6n,
sin recibir dc este respuesta alguna.
Vuelve la espalda Willard, Y recibe
sereros martiliazos de SUI adversario
en- la espalda Y en- los costados y en-
ia nuca. El gigantic 2penas Sc defien-
de ia cara.
Repuesto ligeramente de ia feroz
acometida de Jack, trata de acometer
a SUI enemigo, pero recibe ~cartero
golpe en- Ia boca. destrozandole los
labios. Dempsey cnsena al publico,
por ironia. ell guante iZquierdo en-
sangrentado. Como n~elampago, Demp-
ssy arremetc una vez mas, Y tiende a
Willard en- el suelo. Este trata de
incorporate, pero Jack Sc encarga de
haoerlo fracasar. con ur punetazO
certerc en- la barba, del que no pudo
reponerse el e~x-campecn, nj aun mi
nutos despues de tocada la decima
canpana, Cue otorgo ell deseado ga
!ardon a Dempsey.
Resultado del .ercer round:-Wl-
Hard ha perdido ell c~ampeonato. Y el
sentiGo. Minutes despucs de recibir
cl formidable "~uppercut" de Dremp-
sey, fuc retirado de la arena, jadean-
te V sudoroso. gu boca sc halla deS-
~pedazada, Y Ell so izqIierdo mate
rialmente demolido. Da muestras de
un decaimiento fisco absolute. Demp-
Sey, en- cambio, ostenta ell liSton dc
campe0n mundial d" box, Y es sa-
caGo del ruedo en- hombros de u
aGnlraG0reSr
La noticia del desastroso resultado
que para Jess Willard tUvo la ire
menda lucha. fue Embellishments
trasmitlda a todas parties del mundo,
como corolarlo de los datos constan-
ties que estuvieron remitieniose, por
TELEGRAPH, a los prim4eros rotatlvos
de los EStados Uridos.
FL publico, que preseaciaba ia iu-
cha, no dude, despues de cOmenzada
csta, del resultado que deberia tener
al fin, Y aunque,'aI principle los par
tidarics de Willard procuraban anil
mar q este Y desconcertar a su ad-
versario cor gritos y escandalo, Ia te-
rrible acometida de Dempsey, su ma
nosa V formidable ~izQuierda, Y gu
agilidad nunca igualada ~llevaron eI
convencImiento a aquellas gentes che
que el encuentro estaba para Willard
definitivamente perdido, desde Ell fin
del primer round.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
Motin de negros militares
tViene de la Ia

sheriff ' tres soldsdos fueron her'-
dos.
Catorce Scldados negroS de los que
toraaron parte en- la refnega fueron
a~prshendidos Y entregados a las au-
toridades militares. Los oficiales del
cu,arpo de soldados negros Sc halia-
ban en- IN bale cuando ocurrieron
esIos successes, pero Sc trasiadaron
violentamente al campo ' procedle-
ron a desarnar a los soldados ano-
tinados. teniendo que recurrir a Ia
fuerza armada pies los de~sordenados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
La impression en- Nueva York.

Nueva York, Julio LA noticia
de Ia derrota de Willard ha causado
en- esta gran metropoli una eXclta-
ci6n extracrdinaria. Los periodlcos
lanzan extras" a cada momento, CO.
m~unicanGo detalles n~elacicnados con
Ia terrible iucha. Los criticos estan
de acucrdo en- que Dempsey gano la
lucha por su esmeraGa preparation, y
sus a~sonbrosas fa~cultades fisicas. FL
brazo izquierdo de Dempsey ha sido
reconocido como IL. mas poderosa
arma de que Sc haya viSto haccr uso
en- la historic del box.
Ell Herald" procura, a gran p7sa,
hacer llegar a sus oficinas, por ME-
do del servicio aereo, alguna !nfor-
macion erafica Gel sensational aeon
tecimiento, para p~ublicarlo, en- el nu-
nero ordinario de manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
CViene de Ia la

pueS, la mas profunda de u ansie-
dades. V habian de recibir la mas hon.
da de sus satisfacciones.
La policia de Toledo. Y, en- general
todas las autoridades Sc pusieron en-
iuego aver, para vigilar el orden, Y
evitar TODD motive de e~scandalo an
ire Ia multitud. Hileras intermina-
lies de policia montada marcaba e.
canine que habian de seguir los es-
pectadores, V regularizaba la mar
cha commandments para que, con
tempo Y sin mayores tropiezos, ca
da quien llegara a su sitio de desti-
no.
InutiI es decir que, desde las nue.
We de Ia manana, va daba el rurado
IN aspecto de .nimacion eytraordina-
ria, animation que, por otra partc,
fuc yendo en- aumento, Al punto que
t~ranscurrian los minutes ' sc iba acer
cando Ia bora fijada para que CO.
menzara e. lespectaculo.
A las die2 menos cuarto, minutes
mas o minutes menoS, practicamente
Ell ruedo era incaPaz de dar cabiCa
a un alfiler.
Lo excessive de los precios de en-
trada, Y la dificultad que habia pa
"a obtener les boletoS no fueron
sin embargo, obstaculo para aqueIla
muchedumbre chria de entusiasmo Y
sedienta de sangre. que, en- su gran
ansiedad, no vacilaba en- hacer los
esfuerzos mas grandes para ocupar
IN asiento en- eli famoso torneo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05

Sc rehusaron q entregar SuS armaS
al rocibir la orden reSpectlva-
De Douglas Sc enviaron en- las pri-
ncras horas de la manana dos escua-
drones de soldados del primer regI-
miento de caballerla, para garantizar
el orden de BiSbee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
PIDE Ell APOYO DE LOS
~PERIODICOS.

=
Aguilar dijo que est9ba s~atlstecno
dc la actitud del gobierno de los tS-
tados Unidos para FL goblerno de
Carranza. Y pidio a Ia pnenSa de este
pals su ~concurso. para e. melor eXlto
de Ia r~olitica del gobierno que re
dundara en- beneficio del goblerno ac-
tual de Mexico. Y al efecto dljo:
"Recomiendo de una manera muE
especial 4 toda la prensa americana
que apove decididamente IA polltlca
u Sc ha trazado ell g~oblerno, de pres
tar avuda al gohierno de Carranza pa
"a establecer el orden en- mi pals. Con
csc auoyo Sc obtendra ell eXito desea-
DO en- breva tempo ' habran cesado
las dificultaGes para anlbos PASSES.
Las ultimas d~eclaraciones que HI
20 Sc r~elacicnaron can ell anunclo de
que Mexico sera declarado "Seco" den
tro de POGO tempo, pero parece que
tales Geclaraciones no tuvleron otra
causa que la oportunidad del asunto
Y ell vista de que SCORE 81 Sc lie hicle-
ron preguntas por parte del repre-
sentante de IN periodico CUE apoya
IA n%rohibici6n de n energlca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
listed So sALUp:

Con UN DOLLAR que nos enve a San
Francisco. Cal. lc msndarenos uaz 5otela
dc FORA TONIC TABLETS. marSvibOsas
en- 81 trAtanicnto de "a saenta. c!orosS, de-
bilidad. neursStcnia. dyspepsia, y para a con-
va.esccncia de cntermedaGes S~-aveS-H2ga 81
torden a
FORA LABORATORIES.
1919 Stockton ST San Francisco, Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05

ESPIRIDIoN GONZALEZ.
?. O. 5cN SET. Laredo, Texas
Cuando Eecesite E5ros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio Z. Lozano. lis y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05
PoMADA GONZALEZ

perce. Devlelvo e dinsro SIN mas traml'
.s a IA persona que - cure = no sane de
etAs enfermeGades. Una dCccna. 800 h
be de porte.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. 24.-The foreign ex-
change market opened steady this
morning for sterling and francs, with a
heavy tone for marks. Demand ster-
ling was quoted at 4.153s and cables at
4.16h. with franc cables being S.67
and checks 500 Lire were very
weak. being quoted at 1912 for cables
and 10. A for checks.
Other quotations were; Swiss ca
bles 5.63. checks 5G5: guilder cables
31%. checks 371a: pesetas cables
1922. checks 1915; Stockholm cables
"a, checks 1855; Christiania cables
22.SO. checks 22.65; Copenhagen ca :
blcs 21 80, checks 21.20; Belgian ca
bles S64, checks see: marks cables
$50, checks $50; Austrian kronen 90.
Toward the end of the second hour
the foreign exchange market became
frmer. Late quotations were: De-
mand sterling 4.15M. cables 4.16la ::
frame cables S.65. checks S.67; lire ga
bles 1923. checks 1910: marks $50.
After midday the market became
stronger all around. The rallies were
partly due to covering. Demand ster-
ling rose to 4.16h and cables to T. 1917 :
French exchange improved to S.63 for
cables and $50 for checks; lire cables
to 1924 and checks to 1896 and marks
to 3. sJ6,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
BANK ClEARINGS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Oct. 24.-The market for
coffee futures openeo irregular. May
was one point higher, and other months
= to 4 points lower New Orleans was
heavy seller in this market yester-
day. but this morning was believed to
be buying March and selling May.
renewal of demand, shortly after
the opening, caused values to work up
ward some 10 to 20 points from initial
figures, with March selling at 16.1Oc
and May at 16.15c.
Owing to the comparatively light
movement, some authorities are in
clined to reduce estimates of the Rio
crop to about 5000, 900 bags or under.
This yield was originally placed at az
to 3M million bags.
Receipts at Rio so far this season
have been only $50, 900 bags in excess
of last year, when the crop was consid-
erably under 1000 900 bags.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pennock on Company dividend of pa per
ord October 81.
Hart. schaffner & Marx Company, quar-
ttrly OF ! per cent on common payable No
Massa chusetts Gas ComnanIes scmiannual
Of e. per cen, cent on preferred payable -peccm-
heE },,, 10 STOCK OF record November 10,
or ~ per cent on preferred, payable No
vember ] as registered October 2T.
General chemical Company, quarterly Of
per cent on common. payable December
to stock of record November 90
Colorado Fuel and Iron, Company quar-
torly OF rs cents a share on common and .
per cent on preferred. payable November II
10 stock OF record November 3.
sixth national Bank. senilaanual Of per
cent, payable November 10 sock OF record
American Railways Company, quarterly OF
a per cent on preferred payable November
- TO gtoekholders Of record November o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
MoNEY.LENDlNG RATES

NEW YORk-AIoney on call, both
mixed collateral and all industrial col
lateral. opened today at ) per cent for
lending and renewing.
The time money market was easier in
tone today with 6ka per cent bid for
sixty and ninety days on industrials.
and was offered in moderate amounts at
& per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is still re-
stricted by light offerings and the aver
age minimum discount figure is 5A per
cent.
Bank acceptnnccs of choice quality
are slow at previously quoted rates.
Call loans on acceptances stand at
AZ per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipt es,s32 bushels. The
usr uHsrEeo 1T, was unchansed The quotations.
standard inspection standard prices--No. I
,S ,ed so' owI9mter', s2s9; No. 1 ,noggSheTn spring
winter, ,garllcky. s2.37; No. red smutty
ssg NJ n,dd rsd s"rlleEy rte and smIri,y
purchases Of wheat were based on the fol-
lowing schedule OF discounts: No. . wheat
&c under No; ! No. 3 wheat. &c under No
white, lac under No. /, FOR ali wheat
o,herwise conforming to the specifications
%esS VI Ne or sssSD Ss5ss ,S deficient S in rs test
VII he &c per bushel for each one.pound
SS.GfS,enSy S.fHJ, IN test test wsisht. Wheat sra9Is
ecisncy IL test weights viii be bolgh, on
lts merits Smutty wheat will be dis
counted s,, according to the degree OF smut,
Under the corresponding regular grade Gar,
liicky wheat will be discounted just as here
grade. Mixed wheat viii no discounted
IRON 1nnGi,, &c to DC according to quality and
wise Instructed the trade ' may 'ess count Utner, on
our taking No. . mixed wheat at Phiia-
depha just as heretofore. l. e, &c under
CoRN-Recepts. 1870 bushels The mar.
kct was ouet but steady. We quote No
N@iIol% in car lots for local trade at si.53
oATs%Rsceipty 1900 bushels. Values
were e, steadily steadily held Quotations car lots
:. white, so4 Msic: 30. White. hI',. ~ d SOC. Soc
No, white. 772 n TSC ~
FLouR-RccelDts. T. s5ssio bushels. The
market was dull and unchanged rho
Quotations were as follows: Per 1ns lb,
hacked in l4o-b. tute sacks-Soft winter
straight, western. s1OTi 10 "a: do, do, near,
o' do. short patent, siI.751i2.2S;
spring first. clear. So - dtn76; do, patent
w lom l2.3b; do. short patent i2bOD
I27h; fancy spring and city mills patent
fa"i,v brands. S1a a7561l325 '
, RYE FLOUR sold slowly and was easier
We quote at $735d7 c. per bhl., in sa"ks
as to quality. " CIV N''
PROVISIONS
There was hnoderate johnn. noycn,or,
ut rpCpntlN revised nripov ,,'''''t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24

New York. Oct. 24-Shorts were
active buyers at the opening of the
cotton market, causing an advance of
D to 53 points on the call Both Liver
pool and other interests seemed to be
buying the near months and selling the
late positions. the least advance being
in the latter.
Again the weather was the subject
of bulliSh comment. rains being general
over eastern states, while cold wave
threatened the Southwest.
The market was unsettled right after
the call. There was n good deal of
southern hedge selling as well as realiz-
ing aud furry of October liquidation,
which increased nervousness in the
later months.
Prices soon trmcd up, however. ow.
ing to the continued bullsh weather
and crop news. and after the first furry
in October liquidation. that delivery
shot up to 30 cents or 70 points net
higher.
December sold 81 points above last
nights close. but the spring months
were relatively easy, as winter month
buyers were sellers of the later posi-
tiOns.
The unfavorable labor news held buy-
ing in check and the bulges met consid-
cradle pressure,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
A FORCED EXTENSION

On November | will mature S11 ,o50, y
600 of International and Great Northtrn
Railroad first mortgage per cent bonds
and il the present plan be carried out
holders will be obliged to agree to their
extension. The railroad administration
has approved informally the plan 10
issue three year notes bearing per cent
interest, for which the bonds win b.
offered for exchange. Holders who de-
post their bonds will receive the No-
vcmber interest coupons and get the new
notes. Those who do not deposit will
not receive the interest coupons, but
will have claim against the railroad
for an amount not to exceed 8 per cent.
The premium which has been arranged
in favor Of extension is expected to re !
suit in prompt action by the bond-
holders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Beef. IN sets. smoked and air.drled. boo;
beef kn9ckles and tenders, smUked and air
cured loose. s78@sc;' i'S do. o'G skinned TTi loose
24% Csc; do' do, smoked % S8s 8sog; hams
p cured, loose, pic: do. smoked 99c: bellies
IN pickle. loose, 2yc breakfast bacon, 30c;
REFINED SUGARS
we n ouds rE dn psd 6sss fo?s Of ss d' gog Ds cTs
DAIRY PRODUCTS
demand absorbing ihe limited orferinRs QUO.
tations were as follows: Fresh. solld.packed
hrs.s; S7@SlG SdIo seconds ssg5ge: sweet
good. 81 a 7oc. prints jobbing at 7Gd Tsc for
fancy snd eom 7hc for islr to good.
dgsnssd EGGsTee g6" mark, for ane tress Eggs
and good demand Quotations were ns fol
lows: Free cases, nearby hrsts. $50. 10 per
to good spsG sSo wcstrr5 rgSgps srs "" tsr
10; hrsts. s,Sao@ 1850; nearby and
lower; fancy selected eggs iohhng at 740
70c per dozen.
.CHEESE-The market ruled very frm
inss. The relieving % We're ' me ,'1r" auotaions.
SNy SSrk sG IA to Icon S ii sas Cats snGy
%aqls%ik fsnSy ~ s3iSro o-E az tSyGHS to sged
s4,A @3ihc joobnE sa,es OF fancy. goods
POULTRY
L1NE--Thero was little trading and offer
lnGs were mostly of more or less unattrac-
tive stock which was dull and weak The
quotations! Fowls. fine quality 32M
3ic. medium, 2SGS0c; de-. poor, 25I &c
chickens, fine quality. 70 6D 3nC: do in
ferior o5 a 2sc: old ROSTERS. aOGoIc; ducks
white Pekn. 3O632c: do Indian Runner
2sd soc; geese, 26m soc: turkeys. 3gm asc:
per pair. IS a SOC, guineas young. per pair
Weighing . lbs and. over apiece. 81 GOA
81: weighing li2 mlA lbs. apiece 81. .4uM
i.ao: weighing dT1h lbs. apiece sid1 -:
Guineas, old. per pair, Sl1s1.1n
DRESSED D-Fine desirable. sized stock was
we'll cleaned up and ruled hrm The uuo-
tations were as follows Fresh-klled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24

dry picked, IN boxes weighing lbs. and over
apiece. s9c; welEhins 8fpsh lbs. 81 n 3gc;
bbls.. dry,pcked. weighing lbs and over
apiece. 3sc; weighing 3d3h lbs, 900 s2c;
smaller sizes, 25m2Sc; old rnosters dry
picked, ,24c brollers, Jersey. icc-packed 10
GLsgi do, other nearby choice. Ice pa cked.
SBnSSc ordinary to good 30n 35c; broilers
western igcc;pscked, weighing Y 62 lbs.
apiece. 85 q 30c; roasting chickens western.
Ice e-pa cked, weighing lbs. and over
apiece 32m 33c; exceptional lots were
higher - western. ice,paeked. weighing "a
fed chickens IL TO bog, II lbs and under
TO dozen, per 10. d3B4nc; is to ~ lbs
TO dozen 42m43c: 2b to 80 lbs. to dozen per
n q % sac 81 70 a6 lbs. 10 dozen. per h.,
ssm Ssci Sss; @ 10 to ~ lbs TO dozen per u; s28
tS l3s and over to dozen so acc spring
DUCK llngs, nearby, AZ TO quality. 3B6D3Sc
SQUADS. per dozen. white weighing II 10 Il
lbs, per dozen, ss.501e 25; white, weighing
to 10 lbs. per dozen. S7.EOmS, a5i white
Weighing 3 lbs per dozen, S6RB7S; DO do
I lbs 70 dozen, sa5ods25i do, DO, saGi5
small and No 2 60c m 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-24
VEGETABLES

Frndc vas fair anu vnlues were VOL
sustained Quotations White no'Htocs near.
by. per haskct--No l. S5cm 81 10; Lowe
grades 4OmG0c. White potatoes pc~ t1O-lh.
sack-No. S3,@amij No. . S2i5d :. a5.
White potatoes. Pennsylvania. rcr Cwt.
a. 30 a . 90. Sweet potatoes. southern, ne"
hbl. - No I. $40 $50 No. =. 81 7ad ..
Sweet potatoes. Jersey. per hRsket, SnCm
81 10 Cabbage New Jc~sey. ppr basket,
Apm GOr. do. Now York domestic nor ION.
sl1m22 do, Danish, per ton S.SQ 80