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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
THE RED BONE SCHOOL DIS
IETCT

Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day Of May, 1920, an election
will be held in the Red Bone School
District, of Lee County, at which will
be submitted to the registered quail
fed voters of said school district, the
question whether bonds shall be is
sued by said school district in the
amount of $4,000, for the purpose
Of erecting, building and equipping a
school house in said school district !;
said bonds to bear interest at the
rate of 5 per cent. per annum, pay
able semi-annually on the first day of
January and the first day Of July
in each year; said bonds to be in
denominations of 81 goo each, and
the principal thereof to be paid as
follows, to-wit:
One Thousand Isl, 00000) Dol
lars payable on the LIST day of Janu-
airy in each year from 1925 to 1914,
inclusive.
Polls will be opened at the Cred
bone School House" in said school
district, at Z o'clock, a. m. and close
at o'clock p. m.
Those desiring to vote in favor of
the issue of said bonds will do so by
casting ballots having written or
printed upon them the words 'For
School House.; those desiring to vote
against the issue of said bonds will
do SO by casting ballots having writ
ten or printed upon them the words
Against School House"
Attest:
S. J. POWELL,
County School Supt. and ex. off.
Clerk Board of Education, Lee Coun-
ty, Georgia.
W. H. LUNsFORD, Chairman
J. /. KAYLOR
j. w. PYE
J. R. COWART
O. W. STATHAM,
Board Of Education,
Lee County, Georgia
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
LEE COUNTY JOURNAL G C =
GEORGIA. LEE COUNTY:

GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY:
Under and by virtue of an order
granted at the April term by the
Court of Ordinary Of said County
there will be sold on the first Tues
day of May, 1920 between the legal
hours of sale for cash before the
Court House door of said County
the. following realty to-wit:
That certain house and lot now
occupied as a dwelling by Dan
Shackleford, and being the house
obtained from Mrs. Zena L. Green
the said house and lot being on the
South side of Main street, and be.
ing bounded on the North by said
Main street, on the East by lot
of Mrs. M. B. Heath, on the South
bv alley and West by lot by Mrs.
W. C. Rutland, being in Leesburg'
Lee County, Georgia.
Said property is to be sold under
and by virtue of said order on
application of G. L. Manning
Guardian.
This April 6, 1920.
G. L. MANNING,
Guardian for Thomas Paul
Matte Pearl, Lowell, G. L. Jr., Dud-
lev Hughes and Ethel Manning.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
GEORGIA. LEE COUNTY:

Under and by. virtue Of an order
from the Court of Ordinary of said
County there will be sold at pub
lie cutlery, on the first Tuesday in
May 1920 at the Court House door
in said County between the legal
hours of sale for cash the following
realty, to-wit:
House and lot on Muckaloochee
street in Smithville, Ga, and one
house and lot on the East of c. OF
Ga. R. R.; each of said lots con-
tanning one acre of land more or
less and being the only two lots
owned by Patience Gyles IN ner
life time.
This April 6, 1920.
CHARLIE ROPER, Admir-, OF
Patience Gyles, deceased.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
LeeSbuTg

Mr.. j. B. Cannon has accepted
a position in Americas.
Mr., W. B. Arnold has accepted
a position with the Standard Oil Co
in Albany.
We are agents for Norris's and
Johnston's Candies.
Leesburg Drug Co.
Miss Tctsie Walker, who is a
student at Andrew College, is The
guest OF her mother.
Miss Jewell Bridges spent last week
end with her parents in Americus
Mr.. Frank English spent Tuesday
in Atlanta.
Bring your prescriptions to US,
we guarantee satisfaction.
Leesbrrg Drug Co.
Miss Willie Powell who is teach
ing at Crawfoldville, spent saturday
with her parents here.
we carry a complete stock Of pat
ent medicines.
Leesburg Drug Co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
"AND THERE WASN'T THE
SLIGHTEST SMELL FROM dad
RATS"

Write John Simpkins, Farmer OF
Annandale, N. J. Rats were cost
ing me hundreds yearly: tried dogs
ferrets, poison, could not get rid OF
them. Bought $100 pkg. of RAT
SNAP 5 cakes. Useu half, not a live
rat since. Dead ones aplenty. !
like RAT SNAP because after killing
rats it dries them up leaves no smell
Three sizes 25c, Soc, $t.00. Sold
and guaranteed by Stovall Woman
g. Lyons Co. and Leesburg Drug Co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
II NEVER KNEW YOU COULD
KEEP RATS OUT OFABUToHER
SHOP : s.sss.z; G.

What Ralph Watkins says; Fig
ured rats around store had enough
to feed on; wouldn't touch anything
suspicious. Heard about RAT SNAP,
gave it trial. Results were wonder
ul. Cleaned all rats out III ten days
Dogs about stoae night ard day ne
er touch RAT SNAP" Three sizes
Zoe, SOC, S1.OO. Sold and gurrsn
teed by Stovall Yeoman 4 Lyons CO.
and Lees5urg Drug Co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-04-09
RATS PASS UP ALL OTHER
FOOD FOR ONE MEAL OF RAT
SNAP"

Their first meal Of RAT SNAP is
tbeis last. Kills in few minutes.
Dries up the carcass. Rats killed
with RAT SNAP leaves no odor.
RAT SNAP comes in cake form.
Break in small pieces, leave where
rats t.avel. No mixing with othe
food. Cats or dogs wont touch it
Safest cleanest, surest rat and mice
killer. Three sizes. 35c, SOC, 500
Sold and guaranteed by Stovall
Woman & Lyons Co. and Lsesburg
Drug Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Voting Trust Certificates

Question: am seriously thinking Of pur-
chasing stock in company which is issuing
voting trust certificates. Will you please
tell me the advantages which a company had
in issuing voting trust certificates? Why
do they issue such certificates? Will you
please publish list of important concerns
which have issued voting trust certificates p
4. B.
Answer-Voting trust certificates are
issued so that the voting trustees may
know that any policy OF the company
will not be interfered with, so long as
the voting trust lasts. Frequently a
change in control Of stock upsets plans
of the management where there is NO
provided the s policy Of the management
pany has emerged from receivcrship ii
is frequently placed in the hands OF
voting trustees The following are a
few companies whsre the stock is SO
placed: Missouri Pacific: Railway, St
Louis and San Francisco Railway
Great Northern Iron Ore, Remington
Typewriter, Worthington Pump.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

tablished manufacturers have numer-
Gus export orders still to execute, and
1t Is thought they will be quite unable
10 cope with the demand in that d.
rection. For this reason the new COM
panes have wonderful opportunities
Although 1919 was a record year in
the clock manuaffcturing industry,
manufacturers assert that from pres
ent indications 1920 will be one Of even
larger proportions.
While several large clock companies
announced last week that they had dis
continued the selling Of their output
to firms outside the jewelry trade, q
iew OF the largest concerns have de-
cldsd to stand pat on their former
methods and will continue to sell all
Kinds of clocks to the department
St stores and other speciality houses
though the head Of one of these con-
Germs admitted it was poor business to
sell to the department. stores. owing
20 the lack Of interest shown in keen
ing the timepieces in repair, he as
serted that in order to keep the com
pahy's product before the public il was
necessary to supply the outside trade.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy filed in the
United states District Court yesterday
DAVID /. MAGENHE1M-Invol
petition against David L. Masenhein, 1853
Mulberry Street Liabilities and assets
Wollzenberg. $1,000 Petitioners attorney
is T. G. Duberstein. SO Park Row.
1 hy RabsS+ SAg ge
Liabilities s4.ss7 and no assets. Prin-
cipa creditors include G: r: Miller. s41a;
attorney is-Charles Lex Brooke. 81 PARK
Row.
LovEDAY MAC oUOID-voluntary pc
tition by Loveday MacQuoid Larch1nant.
Principal creditors are G. Reynolds Miller.
sS,7s5; Kate r. Gray, $500; Mrs: F; Don
NATHAN LIPsKY petition
against Nathan Lipsky, S8l First Avenue.
Liza biites and assets not stated Princt-
ton, s6ss. Petitioners attorney is Samuel
j. Rewak, 2s1 Broadway
Assignments
DAVID MAGEIHEIM, dealer in groceries,
1853 Mulberry Street, yesterday assigned for
the benefit Of creditors to Benjamin Hart
stein, a9s Broadway.
- THE THE vs eENERAL .; NET METAL Bon COM
2lo Canal street. yesterday assigned sor
the benefit OF creditors to Marcus Helfand.
go nToadway comRsny sos was
Jacob Schwartz is president OF the com
DISCHARGES in Bankruptcy
Discharges in bankruptcy granted in tho
United states District Court were as fol-
~ samuel Bladey.. Ava. NJ. Anderson,
Jotfs. Daniel Benovic Abraham Ritter.
Ee Maeer Mnlss
Thomas Hover s. Naglea.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Commodities
Cotton

An opening advance was followed by a
sharp break In tho cotton market under
Southorn selling accompanied by reports of
an easier spot basis. The losses werc partly
recovered, with the market closing Z
points lower to points hiShe.. May CON
tracts after selling at s2.ooc brolie to
SI.lfc and closed at 2.bac. compared with
3l.hnc. the low level last Wednesday,
Ihs market opened up Is to Js points
on the advance in tho sterling exchange
,aoi"s attributed the advance abroad to a
better spot demand and Increased trade
calling, Liverpool was a buyer by balance
mere, pr fsuinablv to cover the short end
Of straddles, There was Hlao covering by
local shorts, but the acvance met a good
deal OF southern selling. particularly from
New orieans which had II relatively easy
penfnE. Prices cased off in CONSEQUENCE
and the market was weak during the mid :
die OF the day. with active months selling
80 to so points below Saturdays closing
figures. under liquidation by recent buyers
sa,1,, snd renewal Of locnl pressure Rallies
lated by the continued llrulness of ox-
change and easier call money rates March
vas ". relatively hrln at the close, increasing
its premium over May by about points.
friV"ts returns indica-e domestic mill
consumption OF eS6.00o bales for january.
compared with 81 900 for December and
100000 for January last year. These 'e,. fig =
ures helped tho early market. hut mort Of
ihe buying was supposed to represent Gov
the close of the English market. While
there was talk OF an easier spot basis,
some of the local spot brokers said their
advices from the South Indicated a with
drawal of offerings. or small offerings at
decltnes Southern spot markets Off :
points lower with very small volume Of
business. Quotations for middling cotton
now range from 3 SOC to 4o.Soc the South
western markets being relatively high.
Tho local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged. at ssc: sales. nil.
Prices of tho futures ranged ~ follows,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
n,.EAIHER-Spring I. a Shoe
Deliveries in Good Sh.,,.

Retailers report that deliveries q
sspring shoes are coming through in
me me .:s shape, and express considerable
glratlflcation on the prompt filling Of
their orders by manufacturers. The de-.
l1veries are especially pleasing to
dealers who have purposely spotted
.heir shipments to take care Of the
trade IN the proper manner, and who
nave planned to keep stores we'll sun
pled with sizes without overburdeninr
their their shelves with spring styles. Be-
cause OF unsettled conditions in the
trade pertaining to price and styie
situations it has been found desirable
to have merchandise arrive in com
Yaratively small quantities, in this way
keeping in close touch with the move
ments Of the market
Although it has been against their
wishes, many manufacturers have been
compelled to incorporate the abbrevi-
ated vamp models in their lines which
will be shown to the trade during the
selling season ahead.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
SlLkS-Prin,ary Markets
mistaken by Dul7 Trade

adopted a policy Of standing nat" in
the present unsettled market. Most
OF them are running their mills on or
ders that will take anywhere from a
month to three months to complete.
while. some assert that their produc
tlon for the entire year is booked up
at satisfactory prices. Under these
conditions, break in the primary
market, if 1t comes, apparently will
not take place for Il month or more.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
COTTONS-Conrerters
See Price Decline Cou,;,o

Several Of the largest converters Of
cotton goods believe that nrices bave
r reached ca n,,a.; their peak and, accordingly,
ERE snt,s cu'tlng down on their orders for
future delivery However their com
m'tments already placed are large and
aney face some good sized losses in
case the market declines. For the Ia st
two weeks these converters have oticed
a falling off in the size of the orders
placed with them by their cus+o,nan. uH.
In spite Of the depressing influence :,
on the market and the lack of buvers
IN the gray or unfinished goods division
OF Q, the trade, prices arc holding up we'll.
Few goods are being offered. according
to gray goods brokers. Almost ali n7
the offerings are coming from second
nand holders. The standard 61-GO
SS S1s-lnch print cloths remained sseadv
yesterday at az cents yard, their
ciesang price last week: Mills, whose
onerlngs we're exceedingly meaper
asked "a cents in some cases
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Stock Prices Up
On Curb Market;
Oils I'M Demand
Houston Climbs q Points
ErozA Recent Low; Not.
ing Trust Is Created
for, Boston Wyoming

After early irregularity the market
On The Curb yesterday was followed
By . general frnins up Of prices, the
movement resulting in substantial
rallies in number of leading issues
oils. did somewhat better on fairly
active buying. -,-ss-.a,
Houston Oil, one OF the weakest
spots in the outside market last week,
rallied from 105 to no and at that
price, was up % points from the low
made on the recent decline. Carib
Syndicate sold up to ss but did no,
hold It's gain, falling back to 321a at
the close. Invincible Oil rose to 80,
closing at 81. while White Oil was in
better demand around 81. Announce
ment OF the bringing in Of additional
wells helped Simms Petroleum.
Announcement WAS made yesterday
that the Boston and Wyoming Oil Com.
,sny, which has large acreage in
wyoming and promises to benefit from
the enactment - the oil leasing bin
now before Congress. has created a
voting trust with Theodore G. Smith,
president of the International Trust
Company, and James c. Burger, presi-
den. of the Hamilton National Bank,
O; Denver, as trustees. The purpose Of
the voting trust, which is to run for
tye years, is to preserve the present
management. There are about. $780,
600 shares of Boston and Wyoming
stock in the hands of the public out of
8 total Of 100000 authorized.
There was q good deal Of irrcgu-
larity in the price movement in. the
Industrial department which was taken
10 be indicative of continued unsettle.
m.nt OF speculative sentiment. Gem
eral Motors when issued receded to
EN-, new low, but rallied to %,
The movement in the stock coincided
with the huctuation Of the old stool:
on the exchange. General Asphalt was
still under pressure and did not show
much Of rally.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Buyers Arrived
Continued from page tsceuty-t,oo
ALBANY--w. NJ. Whitney & Co; y. A.
Palmer. floor coverings; w. aTylor up-
holstery and drapery:. T. A. Moran.

ALBANY--w. NJ. Whitney & Co: y. A.
Palmer. floor coverings: w. aTylor up-
holstery and drapery: T. A. Moran.
drugs; r J. Abeie. notions; J. Rcbsrts,
representative; 11s3 Broadway ~
AMSTERDAM. ~ Y.-A.. Gray. clothing
Continental.
AMSTERDAM. ~ Y--M. Luas d Co.: J.
Epstein, general mdse.; Grand
ANN1STON, Ala.---Joseph Saks Mercantile
Co; Joseph Saks, clothing; Hermitage.
ATLANTA. Ga.-sm!th 4 Higsins; J. C.
Cook. wornen's wear: Miss Z, Latham.
representing; 1881 Broadway
ATLANTIC CITY--Rraunstelfr-H Hiatt On .
Miss Sadie j. Kaufman waists: Breslin'
AUGUSTA, Me.--H Cheruowsky. drv
goods and mems clothing. dresses:
BALTIMoRE-Hechts Rsissb,e stores: 7.
Some born. ready to wear: Aberdeen
Fl. T. kreider coats. suits; 117o Broad :
BERWICK. Pa Berwick Stores, I.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.-6isson Bros: L. ).
CAIRO, Cal. L. divers Sons: D. r.
Oliver. general merchandise; Aberdeen
CHICAGO--L. Klsin; A. weinstsin hand
. kerchlefs and nsckwear. ribbons. Jaw
siry; llSS Broadway.
CFfICAGO-J Cook 4 Co ". M. Geek
knit goods: Herald Square
CHICAGO---Atlas Wooden Col D. War
.1h;I hsuer: silks, piece goods: HERALD sauare
radsss;; wAfilek-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

S0utherh Spoil Markets -(ialveston
quiet unchanged at SOC; sales Ills
bales. New Orleans quiet. 25 points lower
at assoc sales. $50 bales. Mobile quiet,
30 points lower at 3Sc; sales % bales.
Savannah nominal, unchanged at 1850
SALES. NIL Charleston quiet unchanged at
Sa.25c, sales. nil Wilmington dull, un-
changed at $1,000; sales, nil Augusta
quiet. unchanged at 3sc; sales. III ba es.
400 bales. st. Louie steady. so points
lower at 3so.5oc; sales nil Houston quiet
UNCHANGED at 39T6c: sales, 22s bales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at soc: sales,
29l bales Dallas steady. nolnts higher
at so.6oc; sales. 80 bales. For: Worth
ba1
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
eAnK Of the CITY es NEW y0nK

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that AZ q
sEsettns OF the sharchoiders Of The Nor.
sk. sark. hold on January -. ls1t. tt Vas
,ssNa ,Wsssa that the AID Bank 70 into liauida'
"sn and be ciose1 ana dissolved.
Al holder6 Of notes and other creditors
9ssd Banking Association are hereby
ssSsIhed ssNhed TO present spah notes and other
@@sns @ns 81 its Banking HLuSe. Nunesr a
MaH Street, New Yo.k Ctty. until FserY.
ssy as. 1920. and thereafter TO tte fiaui.
q sas Manhattan Cou,peny, 81 Number d
"sil Street. New York City. * :,
" order Of the BcardsSx uIsetcta
~ o. e. fAYNTEA, CAShlsr.
Dated New York January 13: 1e1t.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

THE ANNUAL. MDETING OF the Stockholders
81 fhe New York Edison Company for the
election Of Trustees for the ensuing year and
may properly come before the meeting. will
be held at the ONCE Of the Company. lrs!ns
Place and Fifteenth street New York CITY
n'0'' LEWIS 3. GAwTRY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF NJ. Y
TELIII & kCJN, INC:

TO THE sTQGKHol.DERs OF NJ. vi.
TELLI & 6ON, INC:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 4 m aeetine
o. the stockholdc OF L. vitelli & Son.
RotAtioh, at No. II Nassau Street. In the
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York,
OIL the 1lth DAY OF February. 1890. at
passing upon the agreement entered into
BY the Board OF Directors OF this corpora.
ton with the Board OF Directors OF Vitelii
3 Company. Inc. for tho consolidation Of
l. vIteli Son, Inc. with Vitelli 4 Com
pany. INC. and thu terins ard conditions
Of consultations nnd such other busihe -
In rslation thereto as may come before
sAld nisestng.
Dated New York, January 27th, 1929.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD or d.
RECTORS.
WrLHELM1NA vITELLI.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

Letth. Alexander and Jennie
Northern Assurance Co; june
Huson, Martha B.-Eauitabls
Trust Co. OF N. Y; Jan. Il,
petsrs. White 4 co..nle KEN
Co; April 4, 1919
Ryan, Joseph IA. Fennell; De
cember II. 1919 ..........
same--M. Tenncll ct al; Dec. II,
same-s. Fennell ct al; Dec. II.
sanev-H ne. Minere: Dec. II. isis..
same X. E. Fennen; Dec. II,
Barsotti Charles-Societa III
braria. 1taiIana; Feb. s. 1890.
Same-Same. March 20, l91a.
May 26. 1915 ................
Schwartz, Wolf or wil,ianl.--H.
s. Schimmel; May is. 1917.
Guterman, Louis-s. Goodberg;
Jan. 81. 1890 (canceied)
Smith. Jesse D.-J. Russ; Bee.
Seymour, John s.. Frederick Soy
nour and William A. Megrath
o. B. Potter Properties. Inc. j;
Jan. 4. 1918
L. s. Fidelity ana Guaranty Co.
M. Bamberger; Jan. 30 1920.
Burkhardt. Chrsstopher IA.
BluinenHron, Inc; April so,
1afo .............
Old Lyoeurn Building Co.-rens-
ment House Dept; March 20
1915
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
JEWELRY-Erpansion in
Export Trade Is Espected

Well made and finished American
jewelry is in demand ali over the
world. provided it has the quality and
the workmanship, and 1920 is expected
to show big effort in this country to
develop the export iewelry trade. In
fact, it has already started, and large
amounts Of jewelry are being sent
to practically every important coun-
TRIP in Europe. The large and old es-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
TO THE syocKAo1.DERs OF vrrE1L1

PLEASE TAKE NorIcR that meeting
Inc, will be held at the once OF the cotpo.
ration. at II Nassau Street. In the borough
OF Manhattan, City Of New York. on the
the purpose OF considering and passing upon
the a4reement entered into BY the Board Of
Of Directors of -. vitelll q Son. Inc. tor tho
coneolidAtion of v!telli 4 Company. Inc.
with l., yitelli & Son. Inc.. and the terms
ara conditions of cancellations and such
ethA. business In relation thereto rs may
come before said meeting.
Dated. New York: January 27th. 1920:
WILHELAfINA vITELLl,
4AcrAtAtv
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

Information

Questions oj general Interest to
snnessors Wiu BE- aaswevcd jn this
eotnn"n. in waioh cose only initials
tot" % used. Others spi,J be an
Hoered bv S,a,i. Addrese all in.
V"trtea. taclosino stamped. adj
areased envelope to Financial Editor.
xhe Tribune. I54 Nassau Street. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Butter, Cheese. Eggs

Butter, Cheese. FgKs
Butter-Receipts, 4.16s packages Fresh
.alsforna sold at sic and the Danish but
,,; ssr Is ranging from CSC g $50. Creamery.
asn seore s7c psts % q ss1
s2's c q SIC; trsts. ss TO 50 score, 5a@sac:
seconds, SO to 81 score. 15@ sisc; iower
as &C. s3Tas s,sFags hgner tnsn
6lc; seconds, oag SEC t-nsalted. hipher
than han eStras e. a 1919 a.s extras. sea 7oc
diaigy tubs, finest 60@Gsc; good to prime.
6ofl Il 4c common To fair 30 I59c Reno.
yateei extras, 5s'a @ SIC; iirsts. 54a 6sc
current make, iirsts As q 47c: seconds, AZ
q 44c; lower grades, Al a 42c Packing
stock. current make. No /, 43c; No .. 42c;
lower grades. 3eg i1c.
Whole ni!lk, held flats. specials ID. 81 d
sss,,es ss averHgs sc s s,c ru" 5s gs' oyer
Whites 9o5a SIC; col coiored, 30 ssiS I sie; g.
average run. colored or white, 70 i Soc
iower love H grades 20 g 3sc: current make. as q
f "is1ensin lineJ" d. ,Staa Whoe m,lk twins
S9c; aouhls daisies fresh 3lgsl,.c: nc. hsld. sHG
81 = @ Sc: Young Americas. fresh. ss q
l4c: lower grades. 5ailc. ' N"~
Egss-Receipts 5.sss cases Fresh
poorer. 69a5sc; refriserator, firsts, r
chirgss paid, +79I seconds, 42N1 4ec !;
under grades, lo@4Oc, checks. >, q SOC !,
state. Pennsylvania and .nssrby Western,
hennery whites, extras. 7lG l3c;. firsts to
sTsr Tss ,a r7s sst, S7Y g.t, :ss; EasheTs wh:ss
5oc Paciao Eoast. Whites, exprsss pa.ssS es ss
ira frsts to extras, 70 q ,2c; firsts &C "a
Sc pullets. Petalu1na, JTI q 60c other SOC
tlons. 90 q 55c: other Western and South
"rn. gathered whites. eo@s7c; state Penn
sylvania and nearby, henncry browns, ex-
tras, GO q Sac; gathered brown and mixed
colors, extras, 6l962c;. firsts to extra
hrsts IS q sec.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Ycaraso.
Aixs y. stssss ste: fa,s az
lbs. .......... .s,2:a5al5a5 ooalsos
sides. ID ...,. .1s9 .2a 1870 .27
Live yeals, COM
mon to prime
:, 100 lbs. 49,. 1900 9aAoo a3loQ
Dressed veal.
city. H. ..... .24D 80 .22@ 81
Live ewes. 100
lbs .:....... aooa12os 7.oo@lo.5o
city. lib. :....... .lsa "a .1s@ .21
Dressed lambs
=, city city 10 ID; H.: 3$sg 81 -@sg s.s2
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 1eo
lbs. ...... 2o.5oa2e5o 17oo@17.75
Dressed hoga
bacon 10. 80. .22is@ .3s .24a.a4h
Mess beef, hbl. 1900 951Soo s5.ooQ o. 90
Ness Pork, bbl.. $4,000 - $4,000 -----
Lard, Mid, West.
100 lbs ...... .o.55@ 20.s5 241DQat.so
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Satisfied Judgments

In New 1efk County
The first name Is that OF the debtor ths
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment WAS filed
Thrust. Henry-w. L. Sullivan;
Oct 8, 1a14 ............... ssa3 O.
Newman. Goidie, Flora May and
Hannah Harris-N. Y. Title 4
Mortxsss Co; Feb; :. ISIS. l.4s7ss
J. deldpan e1 Al; Jan: a7. IsaA s,sss. 40
May y, 1914 ,:.......... 45s.as
Aaih.xs; Jan; u. lais -. iss%s.sa
L. Bernstein; April /. isis.... s,iss.ss