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The Washington times., 1920-02-25
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

See US shout these assirsbl. homes. We
be sold, in view o. the faet ,hat the prices
aeslrahls:
one Of tho most attractive homes in the
northeast section, u street between 9Th and
hath. hSt wafer neal. sisetrie iisat il, isa
~ To paved sllsy; plchty Of room Tor
garage metal weather strips servants
detail; II you want 10 sse something out OF
the ordinary let " show you this property.
'T.75o-Nery close 10 Lineoln PARK:
carefully butt residence stories snd eel
lar hrst-eisss condition; electric lights,
1880 to an alley, immediate p0sEessi0R.
S.5Oo-North Carolina Avenue s. r.,
rear 9Th. T-room brick dwelling: 4 bed
rooms a frontage Of ~ feet; si,ses cash.
t,7So- Practically new; Ugh, eolored
brick; near Kentucky avenue s. E., well
improved square; rooms and bath; front
and and rear porehe' lot % feet deep; .2o-foot
stories, rooms, lot ST feet front, eyer 100
deep; very wide alley.
ts.6oo-loth street s, t.. rooms AID
bath good condition; lot ITO feet deep to
. se-foot alley.
LSeo-An s,roon brick dwelling on o
iettsred street 5 e. . stories lot ssIieo
house 10 party who had looked the city
over.
ss.5se-AIranged for two families; on
South Carolina Avenue 3. r., rooms ana
bath on the FIRST roor; rooms and bath
S,so-3rd street s. e.; store and dwell.
ing; lot coKT6; good condition.
G.eso-Nev Jersey avenue 3. r.; rooms,
hot water heat. hardwood floors; carefully
built by owner for his home; lot 2exs0. Is
foot alley.
r.eOo-sth street s. E. rooms, modern
bath, hot-water heat; 2ofoot front; two
bay windows.
s., 4oe-ioth street southeast. near e; 6
rooms and bath; coed condition.
S,5Oo-Ncar the library; stories and
cellar: u rooms and baths. electric
lights lot 1xl"".
1,koo-<th street S. E., near @; stsriss
and cellar: rooms and bath; hot'wster
heat; lot .3xIo.
A,scs-B street 8. T., near i2th; 8 stories;
s rooms; lot lTxloe.
-, ess-B street g. E.. near Cd: II rooms, 2
bsfhs; lot 2.xse to an alley; immediate POS
session.
b,o0s-G street 3. f., near 18th: . stories
and cellar; rooms and bath: alley side
and rear; very attractive.
Nssc-Tvo houses on E street r. f., near
h. q I'M
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
FOWN NC3UR OWN Home
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
HOME BARGAINS

4 HOME BARGAINS
On | Street Near North Cspitol
10 rosms ana bath. sssa fssmAs
Price, $3.50
$500 Cash. Balance Monthly,
Northeast Section
cOrHsr seu.s, . ,ssms and ss'h' not
water heat Price Price, = s.. si"
Beautiful Detached Mouse on
Girard Street y. W.
10 rooms. @ baths Brick gnrasr. hhis
.Sass ,ssa:sa ts asss, ssi .Ssnn ht e.
Price, Saa, 900
Cash. $4,000
Center iisil iiouse
s,e" sou ssgss mo9s ,n w S, section 81
Wassinstoa, near shoriJsn cirels Out
'O GSsr MssssSspiSs,.; avihs y iisSs:
fir.pses. servants quarters, Paraust
HuSrs
Price, $4,000
Worth $4,000 More Than Asked,
On Florida Avenue N. +.
ICONS and bath, Pressed briek, BAY
window treat. TREE room, deep WV
Price, $3.50
On Conduit Road.
* ssrss Ge,siy ~ ,. ,Ts't Sou a "sa .s,.
q wants rooms. Electric lights. Hot.wstsi
h.st, large porchss. garage ana chicken
" Price, vi 2,5OC.
DSame saa Sssh OH s!ssm %sss room:
'sep Po''s'itS .;o IN . .is;iy as''
Central Northwest.
rooms and p bath , ~ oSe heat vacant
New York Avenue and First St.
BATH nrst aosr; : reom. and bath 'seond
cepe'N0 NSe'n4 PrsWNs'
Price, $500
On Kenyon St. East of Georgia Ave.
semi detached, modern, rooms and
ta.h. Sox type house Hot-water heat.
Eisctric lights. Hardwood floors. Lot 25x
Price, $500
On Staples Street N. e.
rooms and bath. Electric lights Hard
wosd noers, Furnace heat Colonial front
porch. Possession.
Price, $4,000.
Park Place, Overlooking Soldiers
Home Grounds
rooms and bath, iot-watsr hest. Elec,
trlc iishte Sleeping porch ana Lcolonisi
rant porch Stationary tubs ssrvapu
toilet Possesstcn.
Price, $500
ALLAN E. WALKER 4 co. INC,
8l3 18th st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
PctWorth.

In the most beautiful part of this
suburb: rooms and baths hot-water
heat; electricity; built-in garage: every
modern convenience afforded by this
house. Price $1,000.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
5000

y-room and bath home in DOWNIowN
yec.ion; within wRlking distance OF gov
ernmen Mt Offices and shopping district Easy
terms.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
Chevy Chase, D. c.

S-room brick residence; on . vide
avenue near Lincoln Park; lstrobe
heat; gas: owner has reduced price TO
S3,see; Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25

t6OoN..E street nepr ID. ~ rooms and
bath: LOT lSYN6 TO Wide alley, an excel.
lent location for room rentinG.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
Suburban.
Colored.

The three A B Cs Of the home
buyer today; possession; modern
improvements; location.
VACANT.
N,rse-our semi- detachsd vacant
house In Brookland fuldlls all
requirements rooms and
bath; INV. H. and electricity;
large front porch and large
back yard; this home has Just
been painted aud papared
throughout; only 1850 cash
and balance on terms which
the average man can pay;
don't lose any time on this
barGsin.
sS.s50-Nesr 18th and Rhole Island
ave. N. E. We have me de-
taehed home with : large rooms
and bath. large back and side
yards. and only one block from
the car line; terms to suit
your income; honexeekers can
not AFFORD to miss this chance.
E5eo-Here 10 q wonderful opportu-
atty for the Investor; on Fifth
Vt. ". a.. We have three two
family mats; each nat has Ave
rooms and bath. back porch,
yard and furnace. your check
for $3.50 and the balance on
terms with secure any one OF
these exceptional values
]. DALLAS GRADY,
302 Maryland Building,
ll10 II st. N. w. M. 727.
x STREET. NEAR 12TH-Lsrge
house suitable for roomiag. Price.
Us,oee. VIII make terms
NEAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA
ROAD-H!Eh elias, four story dwelling.
~ rooms, 3 baths. scar garage. Price
Sel,e0e.
CHEVY CHASE, near Connecticut d.
avenus-i1 rooms, baths. Lot sex
l25. Price, S1e,eoo.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH.
Room !, Southern Building.
Phone Main 1883.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25

A beautifully furnished brick and stonc
residence; s rooms: reception hall facing
Lincoln Park; n W. h. and electricity; tpi-
m cdlste possession.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
NATIONAL REALTY co.
Home Merchants"


O ~ so-Nsat 18th snd II N. x rooms.
brick, hath 5000 cash
$50 .oo-2d Al. n. 81, near x, 2 spsrtments;
ssooms. hath. each IstIoess.
~. trosld. ave; \. Il. : rssuAs, s~a-
r.t3~-i.,S a. n z. g rooms. L.tA.
x~~- FsSais. 's sss' X. n. rooms. colo
MAI brick. THE hath, furnace; In
nsdlste possession.
=. ~ o-inh a. n, w. ar. n. !, rooms.
trisk. This house viii psy fs'
$500 Ss-Nssr isth ST. Highlands. c rooms.
brick. NV, h.. gas aud electricity,
garage aud hardwood trim: large
lot.
a., 900 oo-iWh at. beyond Park road. .
reoms, bsths, NV h., gas and
siee.; room for double garage
Suburban.
Il. ssc.oo-Rstweea Washington and AleIsn
aria. New . room home; bath and
steAm heat, sIsctricity; lot Iexlis
a. ~. 0s-Ariinstan, Va One acre; suburban
home. roops; moesrn: NV. h;
garage.
Colored.
q, 7.e.oe-P street N. w. near 18th. 9
rooms. bath. furnace heat large lot.
u, 10 W.-lst street, near T. ". W. rooms.
hath. iAtreAs heat.
Fer thsss snd other prupsrtiss apply 70
NATIONAL REALTY co.
go N. Y. Ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
Northeast.
Downtown.

An opportunity to buy y large. we'll
located dwelling within easy walking
distance Of Government departments,
business district, etc; 20 rooms and
baths, furnace heat; vacant: imme-
diate possession to purchaser. Price
S11,550
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
ii 0asuMd PEAL ESTATE .4d1enS1zg NoW@
FOR SAlE-H0USES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.
See US about these desirable homes, We
urge you 10 act quickly, as they will soon
os sold In view OF the fact that the prices
are very reasonable. terms easy, location
desirable;
81, 500 Eaeh-Two houses on q street north.
east, short walk 10 the Union station; sS1l
interest; stories and cellar; reception hall
plan: rear porches.
nss-A neat siI.room brick dwelling on
s,h street n. y. said TO be In good condi
lion; monthly tenant.
u Ss-An unusually attractive dwelling
on iSth street n. y; Z rooms. tiled bath
colonial porchss. hardwood floors; lot i0xsS
possession In thirty days,
N.ooo-xx rooms and bath; on 9TH street
\. e. near b; good condition; reaaonsDis
two baths; porches; Il street noPtheAst,
near 9th.
1910 Eaeh-Tnh street y. f.! i, s,orisr
and cellar; 10 rooms. baths: isHA TO AL
alley.
vi ~ Each-1wo six room brick dwellings
on 9Th street n Il, near ID: easy payments.
IS, Ho-7th street N. r.: 2 stories and eel
lar, 8 rooms and bath; hot-wster heat; lot
st7bo-A corner dwelling on 9Th ut. N.
N25o-F street n ~, Nories. = rooms
cellar; hot. water heat. electric lights.
ss,soo-seoond street Northeast, near b !;
garage Immediate pofsess'on' can Do seen
:, NJ
i ia5 IA. aae aiiey
rooms and bath; no encumbrsnce. easy
pa ymcnts
furnace neat iot i'A'o "
sooA d.u,.h,. came, On G. NE.:7
plan easy payments
ssse--An s-rooyn brick dwelling; we'll
constructed. Owner having taken II in ex.
encumoranee; easy payment"
Stories anu Seiai oo'hs s''u
mace neat; lot ieo. -o-root sheS' ss'' casa
g. 5Oo-Mass. avenue y. E., near 9Th;
IS ooo-F street y. E., between md and 3rd;
this convcnient location
and ceIar' rooms anu pa'h' so0u su
rouhoins>'
and bath; lot hii"' i''ioo' a''es'
rooms, arranged so that one heor can be
rented as an apartment; steam neat rooui
Tor garage
The Washington times., 1920-02-25
SHANNON e. LUCHs
us l4th St. N. W
Chevy Chase.

Excellent location. not far from
Connecticut ave; brand new; thor
oughly modern; rooms and bath
hot water heat; electricity; porchen
every convenience; lot 60 by - feet.
Price $ll,7S6.
The Washington times., 1920-02-25

See US shout these desirable homes. W
uIss you 10 act suiskly, ss they will 500
bs sold la view % the fact that the price
aesiTabls:
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
ALLEGED BAD CHECK
 ARTIST IS ARRESTED

Wanted in Phoenix on three charges of passing bogus checks and one charge of embezzlement, E. J. Suggs has been arrested at Silver City, N NJ, according to a wire received by the sheriffs' office here yesterday from the officers in that city. Suggc, the wire says, has waived extradition. Deputy Sheriff Jay Jones of Buckeye left last night for New Mexico to bring Suggs back to Phoenix.
 Suggs was located after a four day search and his arrest was requested when the bank at Silver City wired to a local bank asking the bank rating of a man travelling with Suggs. Suggs is charged by Lawrence Gleason of the Valley Clothing company with passing three checks aggregating S1S5 which later were found to be bogus. Sam Fields brought the enbezzIement charge alleging that Suggs drove away Dodge automobile from Phoenix be- longing to Fields which was valued at $1, ,000. According to the local officers there are several more bogus checks alleged to have been passed by Suggs in the valley, totaling between s200 and $500.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
ANTI -AMERICANISM |S DEAD ISSUE IN
 MEXICO. SAYS PAPER

That anti -Americanism in Mexico is a dead issue hencefOrth, as declared by Obregon: and that Mexican invest ments are safe and sound are two of many messages of hope contained Tn the Mexican Review which has just is sued it's first number from Washing ton It moved from Mexico City to be at the international capital it states. This is it's fourth year.
 This number of the Review has been received at the Phoenix chamber Of commerce which points out a few para graphs considered by it of commercial interest.
 The relations between the. United States and Mexico find their basis in physical geography, and physical geog- raphy is a non partisan science. In building anew the information friend ship between the United States and Mexico partisan politics can find nc part.
 First, we will take care of Mexico's foreign obligations" states Obregon "Whatever money we borrow will be devoted to public works only. Abso- lute protection and every facility will be afforded capital I desire to restore Mexico in the eyes of the world. A political miracle has been wrought by the conversion of the Broncho YaQuis A satisfactory arrangement will be made about their lands.
 "The days of secret policies, interna and external, are past. Mexico wants oil developed. Is ready to negotiate liberal terms with producers whose greatest handicap now is transports tion."
 Production of Mexican mines ir Guanajuato group alone is s1,550,000, 000."
 Americans have a lesson to learr before they can gain confidence or sue cess in Mexico. They are ill hammered The polite department of the Latin i. outraged by the aggressive. direc method of the Anglo Saxon in his deal ings with the Latin race
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
HOUSE PARTY IS ONE
 IF SEASONS EVENTS

One Of the most enjoyable social events of the early fall season was the house party given to a number of their Phoenix friends by Dr. and Mrs. John Messinger at their beautiful home on North Third avenue.
 Phoenix talent furnished the anuse- ment for the guests Saturday evening was rendered Sunday evening an impromptu program was arranged among the guests and each one called upon to display his or her talents as entertainment specialists, with many hearty laughs resulting.
 Possibly one of the most enjoyable events of the occasion was the appear ance of two wandering tramps Sun day evening just before completion of the dinner meal. These knights of the road braved the watch dog and took a chance on getting their fill. so when the cook announced their presence the host and hostess eagerly seized the opportunity to create further amuse- ment for their guests and as the major portion of the turkey remained un- eaten, it was proposed that the two unexpected guests be given a chance to finish the bird and a prize offered to the one eating the biggest portion in the shortest time The guests welcomed the chance and devoured the remaining portions in record time.
 Guests at the three day party were: Hon. and Mrs Nit Simms, Mir. and Mrs, L. L. Steward and Master Robin Steward, MT. and Mrs. A. Kunz and Enoch Kunz, Pierce Johnson, Miss Laura Schmidt, MT. and Mrs. F. NJ Allen. Paul Hobby, Robert Cochrane MT. and Mrs. Sam Sutherland and Mrs. H. M Cronin
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
GRANT PERMISSION ID INSPECT CATTLE
 UPON RESERVATIONS

through the efforts of the State AiNe stock Sanitary board, co-operat- HE With the Arizona Cattle Growers aSsoclation, the inspection of cattle upon Indian reservations throughout tHe state has become a fact, with a consequent check upon the activities pr cattle rustlers and other unscrupu- ious persons who have been operating within the boundaries of the reserva- ton, according to an announcement made yesterday at the offices of the state Live Stock Sanitary board.
 Permission to have the beard insti- tute inspection in the reservations was obtained from Cato Sells, com missioner of Indian affairs, after the following letter had been addressed to him:
 There are certain conditions exist ing upon several of the Indian reser- vations in this state which have caused considerable dissatisfaction among those who are permittees upon the res ervations. It has been the custom for some time past for lumber camps such as that at Cooley, Ariz and the military posts. such as that at Fort Apache, Ariz., to buy their beef under contract from cattlemen in their inn mediate vicinity. These contractors either kill the cattle at their ranches and haul the meat to the lumber camp or military post, as the case may be,
 
 at the place where the meat is con- scmed. In either case, however, there Is no provision under the rules of the Indian department for inspection of these cattle and for issuance of certifi- cates as to their ownership. Thus all cattlemen in the vicinity of such places are subjected to the possibility of hav- ing their cattle stolen by unscrupulous contractors.
 This situation is taken care of or all lands outside of the reservations including the national forests and pub lie domain, by inspectors of the Live Stock Sanitary board of Arizona, who however, have no authority within the boundaries of the Indian reservations Any cattle that go off the reservation are, of course, subject to inspection by the inspectors of the Live Stock Sani- tary board. However. those cattle killed and consumed within the boun- daries of the reservations as in the case of numbering camps and military posts, are not inspected and the per mittees have no protection from un- scrupulous dealers
 "We respectfully ask your co-opera- tion in working out a plan to give the permittees on the Indian reserva tions the same protection afforded tC those off the reservations, and sug- gest that the Indian department either 4 provide for the inspection of the cat tie slaughtered and consumed upon tnf Indian reservations or give the Live Stock Sanitary Board of Arizona au-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
IDENTIFY MAN WHO
 LOST HIS MEMORY

According to a post card received Saturday by the sheriff's office from Las Vegas. Nevada, the man held in that city suffering from loss of memo ry has been identified as John Elliott of Don Luis, Ariz., near Bisbee. In a letter dated September 12 to the sher- if here, the Las Vegas officials stated that Elliott had registered at Barstow, Calif, on September as William Kerr of Phoenix. Local officers were un- able to locate any relatives or get a trace of him through that name. The card from Las Vegas does not state how Elliott was identified
 In their letter of September 12. the
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

wick. Baseball Joe in the Silver stars Lester Chadwick Baseball Joe on the Giants, Lester Chadwick. Fighting Fool, Dane Coolidge. Stellar Movements and the Structure of the Universe A :. Eddington. Makers of Our History, j. T. Paris. Young Marooner on the Florida Coast, F. R. Goulding. Doctor Rabbit and Grumpy Bear, Thomas C. Hinkle. Under Orders, Harold $. La
 tham. Standard Bearers, Katherine Mayo. Dawn, Of American History in Europe ". E. Nida. Watty X Go. r.. H. Putnam Slipper Point mystery, Augusta H. Seaman. Billy Vanilla, Solomon N Sheridan. Little Curly Head ]. Sypri.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

thority for its inspectors to inspect cattle slaughtered on the reservations It IS law here that a fee of 10 cents per head be charged for the inspection of cattle slaughtered or shipped It would be necessary for you to give the sanitary board authority to collect this ice for inspection or that the Indian department collect the fee if the em- pIoyes of the Indian department con duct the inspection"
 Following the granting of the nec- eSSary authority, Ed. w. Stephens, secretary of the Live Stock Sanitary board, has notified all the inspectors cf that board to inspect all cattle slaughtered or shipped within the boundaries of the Arizona Indian IFS ervations in conformity with the laws governing cattle activities throughout the state
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
MASS. DEMOS FOR LEAGUE

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.t Sept I8 - The league of nations was endorsed with the recommendation that the
 United States take up under it a ques- tion of the status of Ireland, in the platform adopted by the Democratic state convention here today. The
 plank was adopted only after bitter fight in behalf of the substitute plans which were offered from the floor de-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

Las Vegas officials said that Elliott had arrived in that city from Barstow and was unable to remember who he was. He was dressed in army cloth ing, spoke Spanish and had a recollec- tion of having some trouble with Mex jeans The letter stated Elliott thought he lived in Salt Lake City and had started for that place but got off the train at Las Vegas
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT PHOENIX LIBRARY

Books added to the Phoenix Public Library during the past week are:
 Adventures of Paddy the Beaver, Thornton w Burgess Old Mother West Wind, Thornton w. Burgess. Baseball Joe at Yale, Lester Chadwick. Baseball Joe in the Big League, Lester Chad wick. Baseball Joe. in the Central League, Lester Chadwick. Baseball Joe in the World Series. Lester Chad
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

The location of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is such that it is cut off from cool winds by an elevation known as Costello hill.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

The total loss of life through ac- tual and potential service in the World war reached the astounding figure Of 9, ,320,000.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

Religious Russians do not eat pigeons because of the sanctity con- ferred on the dove in the Scriptures.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

London and the surrounding districts get a supply of 266,000,000 gallons of water a day.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

manding a repudiation of the league and a recommendation that the united States recognize the Irish republic.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-05
BALTIMORE.

baltimore. Nd. Feb. PoT.rorS
white. Western Maryland and PennsyIrs,i,
per l0o ios' OOs4.2J; do. New York and
Ne" Jersey. per 100 lbs. No. / 4Oo,s - :.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia NJ
COrmicks. 3.J0a3.6O: do. Cobblers, ner Ieo
lbs. S-15a4.s: sweets, yellow North g.
lima. per Dbl. 6.ooa6.J0; Eastern shore Nary.
land, Virginia and Delaware. per bbl. q al,
SO; DO No. 2 bol. 2.JOa3.5O; yams. No. i,
per bbl. 90; do. No . s0ss ~
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRTITS -
Apples all varieties. No. /. per bbl. 5.OOs
$40; No. ?. 4.0Os5.O0; bor. No. / per hu
:o0s2.50; No. .. l.50sl.T5: beans, basket,
green. 4Oea5.OO; do, per basket war. . j0a
400; do. pearl. per basket. 2.iOa4.OO: cab
baEe. per basket. 3.oOa3.a5: per ton 100 GOA
1000: brOcoli. per basket, 6ss75; cel4ry.
per crate. 5.Wla6.O0; do. per bunch SslO:
cucurbers. per basket. 7.O0sS.OO; serplsnts
Florida. per crate. a.5Aa4.OO; grapefruit.
Florida. per box, e.OOa3.JO kale. Norfolk,
per bbl. e.Ooss.JO; lettuce. Florida. per has
ket, 1.O0al.d5: onions. New York and West
ern. per lOo lbs. 6.OOa6 80: do all sections
No. .. per 100 lbs. 3.J0a4.O0; oranges Flor
ida. PER box 10 size. . s50a4. 90: peas
Florida. per basket. !. 3.J0a4. 20: peppers. FIor-
ida. per crate. ..JOa3.j0: squash. Florida
per crate. 3.OOs4.OO: spinach. Norfolk. per
hbl. 0na6.O0: tomatoes. fancy. per basket
3.Juai.0O: do. choice, per basket. 2.5Oa3. .0O:
beets. per 100 lunches. lO.oOa l3. 90: carrots.
per basket. 7Scal 90: oyster plants. per 100
punches 1.OOas.o0 turnips. per basket 75aa0
Brussels sprouts. per quart. 25sS0; parsnips.
per basket. 75cal.O0: savoy cabbage. per
hushel I5caI 90: cranberries. per bhl. SOOa
500: pineapples. per crate. 5.O0aI 90: tan
gerines per strap. 6.ooa5.J0; strawberries.
Per quart. acsl.Oo.
LIVE POTLTRY-Chickens. young lHrge
smooth. III. IS: do. small TO medium. H. 3s:
do. White LeghOrns 36; do. rough snd poor.
"a: old r"osters, III. -: do. old hens. over
lbs. 37s3>; do. snail. lb. 3Ss36; DO, White
I.eghorn hens. IN. 3js36; ducks. Muscovy.
Young n. 3la35; do. White Pskins, young.
H. s1aSS: do puddle. IN, 3aa36: do. smaller.
poor III. -; geese. nearby. fat. SssSS; tur-
kc,s. rb""c young hens, III. aSaeo; do. Gob-
hIcrs. IT, aaS55; do. old toms. II. 4Ssjo; do.
old pair. 90; do. young. pair. 90: guinea
fowl. Young. over lis lbs, each, so; do.
smaller each. 30a40: old. each. 20.
DRESSED PoCLTR6-Turkeys. hens. 6ia
G.: mixed and gobblers. JSs6o: poor. -;
dickens. young. Ssa4o; Old and mixed. 31s
~ old roosters. 22a23; ducks. Sss4O; geese,
3Oa45: capoas, 40aSS.
EGGS - Western Maryland. Pennsylvania
and nearby. dO1ef. ~: Eastern Shore Mary
land and Virgins. "a; Western. dozen, Aa
-: West Virginia, dozen, 54sS5; southern.
dozen. 80.
BUTTER - Creamery, Western separator.
extras. 6Ia65; do, prinl is-lb extras. 6ea
81; do. prints, lib e 6aa66; nearby
creamery extras. 6ls62.. 'dairy prints. Mary
snd Virginia and PennSg lvaniR extras, 4os
4s: store packed hrsts, a.; rolls. Maryland
and Pennsylvsnia extras, 46a4s; West Nir-
ginia extras 44a46; do, Ohio extras, 44s4S;
process butter. J6a5s.