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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Luc1en G. Hencb-rger. g. years. Q. S. Naval
Hospital
Natalie Gilhes, =, Providence Hoental.
N,ry A. Whiting. g. GARFIELD Hospital
George Z. Adams. 10, Emergency Hospital.
Infant Of James and Ethel Groves, hours,
Sibley Hospital
OOLORED.
Marv Brown, i9 ST. Brewers court ne.
Lewis W Selvy. 8 GB Dumharton ave. NV
Andrew Roy. Q, 1910 CI,linan st. sw.
Mary Datcher &C. ll6 l. st. Sc
Jennie Scott, =. tuberculosis Hospital.
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Funeral of Mrs. Margaret c. Hardy.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet c. Hardy. who died Friday
evening after a brief illness, will
be held at her residence, 1910 Union
street southwest. at o'clock this
afternoon. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. Interment
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, NJ. S. p, d.
rector. Astrological Research Society. Personal
readings, By appointment, 81; typewriter fore
casts. s. and up Expert vocational guidance.
DIR. Aliens work is strictly scientific and matb-
ematical, not a matter Of feelings, impression,
or guesses He Is not a fortune teller" los
NV Phone Franklin 6s2 aul- cot
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PROPOSALS,

trict Of Columbia, August l. 1913 SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the ofice Of
the Secretary to the Board Of Commissioners
Room 500. District Building. until o'clock
p. m, August IL 1919. for furnishing and in
stalling stesm heating system in Truck House.
No. 6. located on Park road, between 18th and
l4th SITS. NV. Blanks forms Of proposal, plans,
specifications and all necessary information may
be obtained from the Chief Clerk Engineer De
partment, Room H. District Building. Wash
ingtOn, D. c. deposit Of FIVE dollars will be
required from bidders to insure the return OF the
plans and Specifications LOUIS BROWNLOw
W. GWYNN GARDINER. CHARLES w.
KUTZ, Commissioners, D. c. au24567s
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed 6y the District q CoTuDoa.
NINE. JEANETT
PALMIST. CLAIRvoYANr

PIANIST, CLAIRNO4ANr
GuGr,ntees to lead your entire hfe past, pres
,nt and future. Sh. asks no questions. but be-
fore YOU utter 4 word she teils what you called
for tames uf friends. enemies; tells hor TO
gain success in business, health. eoartship. mar
dase, divorce tells you what part Of the world
viii be successfal for you; advises how to gain
and hold , rood position; she tells II the ons
you love Is true or false. Are you in troubled
Do you hnd the one you have bestowed your
trust and affection upon acting cool and in
different toward youi She will remove all Oh
stacles and tell you how to win and hold the
one you desire She reunites the separated, 10
Gates absent friends relatives Readings. N.oo.
0e SEVENTH STR EBT NORTHWEST
P-hate ParlOrS Opp saks q ca
ieStf
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Peace Council Tries
To Halt Rumanians

Paris, Aug. 1.-The council OF five
has notified the Rumanians TO pro-
coed no further in their advance
against the Hungarians, il was an
nounced off1cially today.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE IN
tsntion Of the Secretary Of Navy to order the
sale or DESTRUCTION Of four O,d motor boats
owners unknown. now on the land recently prr-
chased for the extension Of the Washington Navy
Yard near the Anacostia Bridge. unless their
owners remove them on or before August B
1910 au,3+
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Another dispatch received from
Vienna by the Agence Radio Of
Paris, said the Rumanians already
had arrived in Budapest
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REAL ESTATE
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN-

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chevy Chase on s1o cash and SIS a month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. l7-als Colombo Build
ing. u27-3ot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN Tn
classified eolumns-ror there isn't q nidins
place there The-e ads READ. mch%u
WILL GALL IN Ny UN..E1 TERED AUTO
mobile c1ty or subJrhsp and pay you hiGhssi
prices for huIes'. eentle,pen',, children, dit
csrded clothins Of all dSey1ptiona Addrss,
postal pr phcne. l viii call. ( RlCE. 1872 til
U nv. North iin fe1H
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FOR RENT-FUR. ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES,

y WE HAVE MANY GOOD 0PPORTUNTrIEs
for capable men and Wumsn with some capital
talso withOUtI TO connect Up with going business
concerns in this dtJ. Apply mornings, THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY, lEo
To- nv mylSsf
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CABINET MAKER.
MIRRORS REPAIRED.
MIRRORS REPAIRED

Mirrors reSlTered equal TO new New mirrors
10 order. Drop czrd, viii call.
THE MIRROR SHOP,
NJ B. BROTSkY. Prop liB F St NV.
ju3oer
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHr You CAN
have it Cali st iT8 7th st. nw
OLD INDIAN HER2 REMEDY SHOP.
mhl-sW
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WILDWOOD MANOR

Capacity. 400; whole block: ocean 'front.' trsh
and salt water in bsths: running water, hot and
cold in bedrooms, electric elevations; tennis
COURT, etc; opens June 2. wildvood's lArrest
and finest hoteI Mrs. WM B. LESTER Mg
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MADAM KASKO
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-sEO TO 10000 ON D. C.
real estate Several trust funds All tran>
actions conducted with econOnical considerable.
tor borrower
WM. q. SAUNDERS CO.,
Southern Building. 87 18th st NV.
fAW
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PALMlSTRT.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME, ZFIJA

the Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled most e1-
tensrely, reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability TO look accurately into
the farthest Depths Of a human hand and read
the most delicate and shadowed signs Of ones
life descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
ZellA, who more than a century ago. read the
hands Of the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the praise Of being tthe
Gypy WOnderl the most celebrated palnist
Madam Zella has pTscticed reading the mys-
tsries of the hand since a girl Of IS years and
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
being a woman 65 years Of age is without
doubt Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed SIS Tth st. NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

PAY. START ONE OF OUR
specially candy factories in your home. small
loom, anywhere; we tell how and furnish every
hing: advertise. SrIad opportunity msu-wo-
nsn. CANDY Co. 1873 RanStead St. Philadel-
phia. t4l3Dz
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PROF. BELMONT.

on business matters, love, health. and family sf
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband oS
wife, teIs if one you love is true or false. What
part Of the CuzIl4s-v Is luchs%t to you What to
do to Be successful in lie lZls y. ave G-.
Next door to Masonic Temple Readings ST.
ie20t
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AAAA4stzg - AEAAsLAALCu eAAGlAA
RIZPAH ELDON.

is known as one of its greatest eIponenta Hun
dreIs risit this remarkable woman daily; com
plste readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand forstells only 81 Reception parlor ne.
corner OF 6th and NV. EnIsnce 6th st
Hours, 10 a. N to p. N je8T
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MADAME ALLEN
MADAM LENORE

Gifted clAirToyant and medium. can b, eon-
suited on all Affairs OF life Where others fail,
she succeeds Her advice is good, ty her No
gless work or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed Of
fee II llth st. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store Hours. II a m. tosp NJ iulsot
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MADAME STANLEY

Royal Gypsy pslmist. reads the hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed; give her
call l3ll H st ne. ie5eN
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Thomas Stanley Gibson, infant, by his next
friend. Joseph NJ. Street,, VS. Nellie / Gibson
and others. In the Circuit Court for Hartford
County, in Equity. In pursuance Of an order
OF the Circuit Court for Hartford County, in
Equity. passed in the above entitled matter
notice is hereby given to the creditors Of Phillip
B. Gibson, late Of Hartford County. deceased to
file their claims duly proven, with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Hartford County, on or be-
for the 18th day Of September, 1919 JOSEPH
M. STRETTT. HARRY S. CARVER, Trustees
au5-lt
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RESORTS.
WILDWOOD.
WILDWOOD-BY-THE-SEA

For your summer TXcatiOn Booklet "
CourtriSht Smith, Sec'y Board Of Trade Wild
wood, n J. iesno, tn, tn. .tr-pt
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,SI.: 1873 lbs, t.@tso; Long Island. 100
f9si 40 o Ibis s sISai. y. I1 eas S
i:.sse!: 100 lbs. ,:.isosss; $50 lbs.
ssb@sso; Virginia and North Carolina
Nc; Dbl 'sbSOaM ,d dsS y, bss az ,: ,sTsa
Jersey No. l. bsk.. s295st; No. 2. 1880
liz; Delavars and Maryland. No: bsk,
sa1a:s; Delaware and Maryland, No. 2
reported on tracks or 20 arrive to-day, OF
which II cars were unloaded. carload
price. to-day for that grade. Good West.
ern fowls offered at $50 s7c. and poorer
xrsdss at sSc; Soft meated chickens
es8Soc. Old ROSTERS steady. Ducks
ntm. Geese IN better demand and a shade
frssS a.S ass'ni Fowl. 'P sy express, ~.
FOWL, freisht' sssasc: old foo.t.r,.
fsss . e. DnS. Geese. '1R .ss isssssiSS
rissons. per pair. fr.isht or express $50
POULTRY, DREssED-rurksy. fresh,
young h sn.. a.c.; p sSans' hens s and toms
az TO s' SI. t0s .S nss'asa :ss,:ss
Ks IS s'' "A 4sSn,ss.s sss.ei'
10 boz. western milk fed; II lbs. and under
{, 70 ss h. h.: sss: q :, 70 q IS.. AS 4
western. corn fed, II lbs ana under 70
u.s. ss s &C. 81 to to Il lbs: az si to
f.: ;is.: = e, e i jS,: &C.. {: e j
ems, fresh. ar, paesssd' bG,, Virginia :, ,n
Is. bon: and cHe. r fss ssia .ns
Maryland. mixed weishts sac; lbs. and
Western, corn FED. to ~ is-., Il CSC.
lbs. and over; 81 &C. o, 70 10 lbs. Sc.
small to medium sig"s. 27e:Sc: other
Western: .calded. : los. each, 29I acc. ;
. ., wts:rn rssids. medium ~ '3
packed. milk led. /: 70 box. Western, so 50
lbs. and over to dos. aiss;: g 20 g
to !, lbs soc. 30 to ss lbs. aso.: undST
80 lbs a7c.: fowls, fresh. dry packed,
corn fed. IL to box. Western. 50 lbs and
Ss;e.; - to Il be. soessSo.; ss 20 z
lbs. $50; fowls. fresh, dry packed. bsis.
W' ;s az p sssS o is ana SIZE TE.r $50 81
.nd Michigan: .o.iaed. j.. Zach. sss
weights. ,sa:sa. c apo 'hna
lbs lbs IA eyer pb e9sa sIsT ,ip, to
boxes or bbl.., Western, dry pickei. No.
!. ID. zee; .calded. ?sc; Duck.-Frssh.
fat.ened. 4oc.; Ohio and Michigan, prime.
81 q sac: other Western, SsdS'c. Geese
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cred the level which had been attained
prior to November. and some shortage
exists here and there. the output Is said
to DO moving upward, car service has
improved in sections and labor condl-
lions are reported fairly satisfactory.
Production Of copper and of other
metals which have been In exceptional
demand during the war already is show
ing the effect OF conversion OF Industry
to a peace basis. Producers of petro-
leum in the mid continent district have
only about three months supply and re-
gard the outlook as favorable. Stored
stocks increased somewhat during the
early autumn in California. but short
age OF gasolene Is expected.
In manufacturing the outlook IL by
no means uniform. Freight Ia moving
fairly well. Munition industries have
largely reduced their activity. Machine
tool manufacturing Is demoralized on
account of the cancellation OF Govern
ment orders. Cotton and wool mills
have been running full. but the end of
untitled orders Ia approaching and little
new business is being placed. Shoe
manufacturing Is less active.
There has been an increase in retail
trade. due to the holiday season and in
consequence of relaxation OF economies
due to the war At some points. tho re-
port says, there appears to be de-
velopment of extravaeance.
Prices on the whole have shown only
slight change.
Building operations are still at low
level. although increase Is expected in
the near future.
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WOOL RESTRICTIONS ENDED.
Importations From All Non-enemy
Nations Allowed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.---Removai OF re-
strictions upon importation OF wool from
all non-enemy countries has been or
dered by the War Trade Board, effective
January 10. as an important step in the
programme for reopening the ordinary
peace time channel OF trade. This will
permit virtually unrestricted importa-
tons OF raw wool. wool tops. noils. yarns
and waste from Argentina, Uruguay and
South Africa. from which countries woods
now are admitted only when consigned
to the army Quartermaster-Gener
Licenses will be necessary after January
10 but they will be granted freely.
The order was decided upon at the
recommendation of the army purchase,
storage and traffic division, which re-
ported there was no reason why the
wool market should not be reostabished
on n Tree. competitive basis
When the armistlcc was signed the
army had on hnnd sufficient wool stocks
Tor clothing on war basis for six
months. These stocks now are being
sold gradually at auction to meet the
needs OF the textile Industries
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TRADE GOING BACK
TO NORMAL BASIS
Returning Smoothly to Peace
Conditions, Says Summary
Of Reserve Board.
TRANSITION BENEFICIAL
Industries in New York Dis
trict Await Developments
and Fall in Prices.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--Transition OF
the country from a war to peace basis
has proceeded thus far with very con-
siderable sunoothness and with decided
lack OF friction. according to the sum
mary OF business conditions issued to-
day by the Federal Reserve Board.
Such slackening OF business as has been
was described as due to conservatism
and hesitation, the outcome Of desire
TO know more OF the public policies and
the probable trend of business. In tho
New York district industries are mark
ing time, awaiting developments, due
in part to a feeling that prices will de-
cline"
Other districts report a similar conii-
ton OF affairs, but say generally the
state Of things is such as meets n gem
ersl approval and calls forth the opinion
that the transition period Is proving
beneficial in its effects. Thus far the
process OF readjusting labor ia said to
have caused little inconvenience. since
labor set free from war industries has
been absorbed steadily by general bust
ness. relieving an existing shortage.
Wages have not been reduced and in
some cases have been increased.
Agriculture was reported to be in an
exceptionally promising condition. The
farmer was said to be in tho best
financial shape that has prevailed for
many years" Excellent crop prospects
were reported from the cotton region,
tho wheat States and California.
In the livestock region conditions are
much improved and cattle probably
will go through the season in fair con-
dition. There is an active and frmer
tone In the beef trade and record pur-
chases of animals have been made.
While coal production has not recov-
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAS-BEANS-M
Choice. 1918. 100 lbs. sl3; 1917, 3loTIi.bo;
cascarrones. Chilean. s950fio: pea, IsIs'
choice, $40; 1917. sVT9.75 medium, 1915,
choice. $40; 1917, s9ds.T5: kotennrhi, Van.
anese, $40 Ti0c5; daifuku Manchur!an,
slo; rcd kidney. 1918, choice, $40: 1911,
sa60d so; kintokl. Manchurian, $50
s26; white kidney. 1918. choice. sit; kn.
mamoto. Msnchurian. s11.5Ou ii.76: -nbal-
lero, Chilean. t9is S9u9.50; uurrito.
chilean. $3.50: bayou. chilean. .snsSO;
cranberry, MannLErlar. round. sa.spua7S;
long SS.6o1g; short sTJ0uN: lima. cali.
.ornia, lslS. choice. sic: rain damaged
i@li.,S. FEAS--Scotch, 1915 sg1e?S;
green. California. s9.25T9.T0: chilean. So:
Australian. s925 $50: japanese. tegsn
800. black eye. California. s7g7.25: splits
yellow. S750qs; green. sii: white. Man
chnrian small. Se.7S 81: large, s7.2s q $50
BCTTER-Creamery. higher than extras,
ID, 700 I0ac.; extras, 90 score, So 69l, C. (:
nrsts. 80 TO 81 score, s4ii d ssL,c. seconds,
SO to 81 score. 6o163Hc.; lower grades
81 z SEC: unsalted, higher than extras, II
072isc.; extras, 7iT 7liac.; rrsts. IS a zoe /;
seconds. 81 q s5c.: State dairy. tubs. finest
81 q ssc.: good to prime. tS1 $50: common
to fair. SO SIC; renovated, extras, 5sR
Sac; frsts. 5or Sac; lower grades, 4sI
Sc.: imitation creamery, hrsts. sTtec.
ladies, current make, frsta i5it q 4si,c /;
seconds. asa 14+c.: lower grades I.34sc !;
packing stock. current make. No l. 4Sn
t3lac.; No. :. i2g axe: lower grades
sc 4ic.
CHEESF-statc, Who'll. milk. fresh rat,
specials. coored OF white. III, s7Hn
average run, 3sia q SIC: lower grades az n
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$50; twins. speeisfs. s7nc.; average run.
held. s7H q ssc.; twins. held. s7H 6s7|e. !;
. %i:fsn: a, Esoli held. I,A AZ !s,s ha :.s
fresh fresh SIN esSs; Young Americas. held.
Gals sfs I'sh vim. 10 s ssos.
f is to good. soo9Se-; lower grades.
EGGS--Fresh gathered. extras, dos, $50. (;
e extra a iirst: s!SSss rEst' 'asss; sec.
choice. Dr.. Ngsoe' nnd.Tsradss tiSt7e |;
and nssrSy Wes,.rS hsn s Sni;,
to fancy. sasoe;; ordinary to prime, FOG
S g,s'' ,gg, pyle, whites, s7aToe:: P.eific
Southern, gathered. whites "o7Se; state,
sSgSse. 1 '''"" anu ''''eo eo'0F'
flour AND MEAI--RYE FLOUR
fs asy S.. waf sss cohS ;h E, e
rrIo2S l; 1855 Si,t Pc. 100 iS:. BARISf
c /. ~ MDA,t.,,,buily .iIov sr.nu!.s:a.
middilns. DO. st. red dog rouS. 40 Is.
:sSk:. -; ~ western ,r% n,sn 100 10
So So; icur middiinss do. is..c: q rcd
a ssS -FOUR 40 ib' sacks $3.50 oil meal
spItisnbere. ,5.5oBs: Norihern Spy. ,5Ss;
,ss to; xins; ,;:a', BALDWIN, "ssSs
:? Green es.snns i,SsaiiiS o H%, ;: sS
t2s: Delicious far Western box apples
s a. s.ot RG Ts Beauty far we..,n; 'so
Ben Davis. fsr w.s,.rn ss.asost sSq siaek
Esn. far western. a. 93.s5: winesap, far
W, We' M.,; t''s,e@slo' s'syman w!n..,p.
Narss...an .ssos s sessHscI rDP ssr
Western; ,1s60s 50: Arkansas blocks. ,sts
nf ;o PEARs ,n r., Dbl; ssai,so; box.
iais bbi,: u5 as5: Sew TofS craze s Ho"
s SI' 5000; Ioas Island; ia.s sorts
quart. :?T75c oRANGEs--Cai,fornla
box. '?.5od $50; Florida box. s2as.io
Forte Rio: boy. 'a.Soa..S. GRAPE
as : strap s.s@s TAASSeMaISEsSs
box: ;,sSss19; plNEAPPLEs.c:ue.n
s, rRuITs: DH,ED,Ape,,:; .-.pcr.,.a
liN GIdc.: prime. IiScisc. A'
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits tarpsn.,ns.
n Riin s. ssi '" ANHE..Sr, and
sHei '' e. ;;,,s ,i; +! MA
iis.sS: n. tlist: \. sii.s6; wd' I'll g. ..
and WV. 1880.
OILs-stsndard white petroleum, New
DO sass. pO ,isss water vs ae e S.x ;s
bbl'.. sis:5; do bulk. ,s.s5; DO cases.
':O,25. Motor gasoline. garage .4H:
GiiS,1':, 2sS s,t: 'e. hsr!e hINsEED
barrels. i.Ss. Calcutta OIL. ~.
Maine. 100 los. n.:9sass: 100 H. ,tst
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Fresh. dry. packed, Wisconsin. fattensd.
;,,s'ss; oh,o and MgIshissn prime i-i sTs
NSt. o'h srse we so1 ,s sS S dark
3; ouiis, sia1.5o. Guineas, spring, ~ q
2 lbs. to pair. oe;qti;. to lbs. n'sS
q 1855; old, pair. 60J I5c.
PROvIsIONs--P Pork quiet: mess, $500
81: family. sos q So; short, clear, s44aSz,
ssf stssady ssS $50 se ind fanny MESS 81
24.c; piss 2tnc. Bellies s,eady;, picked
eissr, 1912 lbs, ssci dry saited;, s,esT;
Sii,sc Ss ohois. house. il Siac. Picklsd
hams unsetted; regular 1912 lbs. SOC;
sk.innsd 1870 ibso alfe dallcw , GHiI
West, s2a. Is a 20 So; city lard easy; quoted.
23,ic.; refined lard barely STEADY; Cont
n n kegs SO s sS c a6, da quoted
Inc &c. oieo, 1sc.
srGAR--cu. loaf. io.soc; erua.h.d.
powdered. .o.2oc; ms. sranui.tsd and Ola.
mond A, &c; confectioners A. 5000; No.
1. $3.50
VEGETABLES. MIsCEILANEOuS-AR-
81 3d. rss sss 5ss dt :s
!. bRussEis sPRoUTs-tons island.
st.. sa1ss BEAX ;oo Flor Sfak ssHg.
ana, 100 bchs.. SO; Bermuda, crate, $40
E2S So rsnTS es SS
81. ii;sogiit7s; Old, Sas sigi:as. ZAP
nss'pan y: ssT tan; a?S dom.'so
nestle, Dbl. ;i.2S u $50; red, bbi., s5@1;
s S.a Pfr u" y Dag ssqf T2fa, nSm
a.: box. 40; TX, S. % go; caIl.
ERxsts,s 1qnch al s'ati fa,
GAsnAGEo.sPeT crate, .sia 80: CELERY
SsS 10 .YSS TST Ssr sBB
ss's6a6.N EGGPLASTs - Floridst hox.
s3:7sR4.15: Cuban. box. $3.50 q476: EN-
DIXEmNearby. ID. 2o9 3oc HoRsERAp:
Virginia, per bb!.. 81. LIMA BEANS
cuban, per box, SAT-. bETTTcEnc AZ
tornia Iceberg, Prr cr9te, S9a2?S: r!ordss'
,sa856. oKRk-Florlda. t.k,. s3as
OYSTER PI.ANTs-Nearby. 100 bchs., sag
q 90 {, 9NIoNsIC9ages,i'g. v.isy ye.i9S'
100 ID. ssg, 7so Isl; State and Western.
white. 100 ID has. ssa5. PEAs-F!oride
ia. PEpPERsmFIoridA, boz. sS.soae;
b.k:. ,sabbo; Cuban. boz. So ee. PARs-
I.EY-Nearby. curly, 100 behs,. Hg1.5o;
gts sD f sssss s.-Rsf.' :Hi5S sss
HH Iss 80 S,, boz
h Spesns Ssi' s4 per sg 100 scS. sas
sPIEA su per Dbl; $3.50
s2m3: cuban, white. box. scas. TPRNIps
.,,anaa!,n rp,asagS, per soE, .ISSoai!33;
ToEs-Fioriha carrier scT4so; cuban.
CARRIE. HTs; Nassau. carrier. So 30 q 7: 30.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per 100 bchs..
- a 2 so
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
Atlas Powder Co, pf. q,
~ q ..................J Jan. 20 Feb.
Brooklyn City RR. Co, q.
2itr ................. Jan. Jan. 10
United Cigars stores Co. OF
America, q, -. .......Jan. 20 Feb. 10
II w Woo'worh Coz d., - -
Homostake Mining Co. m.
soc. ................... 20 Jan. %
Kerr Lake Mining Co. Il.
Mivaie Steel Il ord, q,
{l.oV .................. Jan. Is Feb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-09

Government contract with the Fem.
sylvania lines. East. and six suhsjdiarie,
announced to-day by the Railroad Nd.
ministration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-09

Pennsylvania system Rental.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--An annual
-ental Of s6S.eoS.437 Is provided in the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Miten maGn atluo monicc.

@elion @. Spareur Council
8luffisia, Soma, on mt mppnpt
$50 eefferin forminia SomasIa
$50, 800 eli $3.50 eefferistG. Dian
tGstG farmista on Spargur omiSta-
mt 81 : mltotto. @niint1iiet 100
eefferiG osti ban $1,000, ionfa ban
mafioi f%ltllallo, iofa bdnella of nut
fanaan Sbiosto.
@nfimGiiet matfania Sotpasia Iai
ban teboG fdipelenGlld metian ldpi,
diIIa SilIoin oil palion fitleflifpia
rosmoia IiiffeelIG. 8itItarabo oil
ommeltltna paatteiiiin, iinne tame
ia Min ban onnisfiti malttdmadn
rosfpot, iotfa rpOstindt monta. Sdr
on of1tniit filIG maalla pli GO ipitot-
ia ia on NIT rifos mics %ainoastoait
fen fautta mitd moania on fobonS
nut artposfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

Sltonettten fpipntd on Iitrri
tdnd feipdGlta Sronpoooisio. Sos
bolitotte mppbd talonne beti, IL
moittofoo iiitd nellie, iilld meiltd
fpiptddn poGion broneito. Slemme
teitd palmelemoon.
Sos baluotte rafenmittoo talon
tdna fetpd6nG, min meillG on ion-
gen eoulliiia rofenmtslotteia mill
fomafiuillo: oinoostoon $t.00 nil
fpSio; mitddn forfoo ei iuoooito LOT
teia ostaesia: beti fitn olette iuo-
rittonltt enfimufIun, olette napaa
rofenmlttomoon IotilIe.
81. 2ibertbol's Sniuronce onb &eaI
estate gleencp,
POS Mc2eoo ape Sronnooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

foltsfuuIntitfien ionfo oiioidriestpstd
ia iiidltod tiilemme fofoufiesia ieit-
roomoan.
Grne @nfunta eiimies
6t0 6. @per It. Sronpooo, Micb.