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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-09
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals By Mrs, H.
WadIeIgh. TeieDh0Re 1852 XII.

Mrs NJ. J. Metzger, OF Menroe street. is
visiting friends IN Davenport, Ia.
Mr. Raymond Lemiey of Lime street,
left today for san Francisco. Cal, to re-
Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Farquer Of Emmett
and Mrs. r h. johnson and children,
Leonard, Ralph, and Ruth Josephine
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wagner OF Ohio
avenue entertained at dinner sunday for
Mr. aud Mrs. f F. O'Hara. Mrs Sarah
Owens, Mrs. C. c Johnson. Of Valley FAILS
Kan, and Laura Belle O'HaFa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newland and son,
Milton. were guests at the 7. J. Farquer
home in Emmett street Sunday
Mrs I. +. Kline and Mrs c. E Ents-
roe street after spending three weeks visit
ing friends in Des MOines, Ia.
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WIPE OUT OLD GAS RATES.
Judge Booth Holds State Action Con
fiscatary in Recent Opinion.

IlScatary III hcccnI OpinlOn-
The 2S-cent gas rate established by
the public utilities commission in 1915
and the 60-cent rate established later
under an administrative order of the
court and the present rate were all
held to be cOnfiseatOry in an order
handed down by Judge William Booth
in the United States district court Sat
urday-
The court action began four years
ago and with the release of all these
orders. attorneys interested said an
amicable agreement may be reached
as economic conditions are changed
since the original action.
i. G. Treleaven, receiver for the To-
cal gas company, stated that Judge
Booths decision checks the rate ques-
ton up to the Industrial court. The
Judge still retains jurisdiction of the
question whieh he may be expected to
exercise in case the court establishes
a lower rate than so cents. which he
has already held confiscatory-
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WANrEn-EEMALE HEIP.

100 DESIRABLE POSITIONS.
Fay $40 mo-, roSm and board, While
learning. want neat women. Is to 50 years
old, permanent positions. Eslvsnce In salary.
positions always open; free transportation
FurmAn's Agency, 1O6 West 18th, Topeka.
Manufacturing girls for Topeka
cooks to ship out: housekeepeFs; maids :
counter girls t. ship cut; kltehen. help /;
man and wife, farm work Waftresses- Fur
man Employment Office, log West sth.s 5.
WHITE woman, middle aged preferred, for
general houSewoYk in snail family with
no children Phone 153.
YOUNG LADY wanted all or part time.
Pleasant work, must be able to figure
Call at offiee, Goth and Topeka
WANTED-AnZ experienced cashier and
beokkeeper, References required. Peoples
Market. 900 Kansas ave.
WAETED-Matron With executive ability
for responsible position in hospital.
WANTED-Woman to do housework and
care OF child. Apply 1927 buchanan
WHITE assistant cock and dining room
girl, Christ,s hospital :
WANTED-Experienc stenographer. BIZ,
care Journal.
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U. S. TEAM STARTS PRACTICE.
Women Swimmers for Olympian Hon
OFFS Create Sensation at Antwerp.

Antwerp, Aug 9-Ths American
athletes who are TO compete in the
Olympic games disembarked today
from the transport Princess Mateika,
The Womens swimming team is quar-
tered in the Y. NJ. c. a. hostess house.
where they have pleasant hOme-like
accommodations. The women prac-
ticed in the Olympian pool this fore
noon. All Of them made strong i'm
preston on the Belgian swimmers
who watched them work OUT. The
Belgians said they swami like men.
The male swimmers praeticed late
in the afternoon and there was a large
crowd out to see Norman Ross and
Duke Kahanamoku perform.
Thompson. the all-round Princeton
athlete, fresh from a pictery at OK
ford, Eng, is among the contingent.
He is DESTROYS of becoming a member
of the American team. The commit
teemen expressed belief that there
would be exception 70 the drastic rule
that the men must make the team
thru trials in the United States.
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SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
Wadleigh. Telephone 46Ss XII.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Johnson Of Win
field avenue entertained at dinner Sunday
for Mr. and Mrs. A. ROsehquist and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hallendorf and children
Myrtle Mildred and Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W c. KeiSer and daughter
Jane of West Eighth avenue, spent the
week end in Baldwin, Kan.
Mr. Chas. Mckee OF Tulsa. Okla, is visit
ing his brother Mr.. Edison Mckee in East
Sixth avenue and his brother, Geo. Mckee
who IS III 4 the Santa Fe hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Carl johnson and daugh-
ters Elizabeth and Mercedes. of Winfield
avenue. were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs C. H. WATSON in Clay street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Grocery store, in small town,
% miles of Topeka, Aoing fine business,
COED fixtures ana q money FAaklng place
for any live man. Price $, 500, Furnan
Real Estate. 1O6 West sth.
FOR SALEBarber shop, good location,
electric clipper, fine shape. 9O41a East
4th St
508qs PER ANHUM In a safe business en-
terprise. Write Box 9S4, Burkburnett,
Texas.
SMALL grocery and lunch, $500. Cheap
rent Phone 4245
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negligent construction or operation of said
railroad track In said street as aforesaid,
or by reason of said railroad company fall
Ing TO construct suitable and proper cross
ingS as herein provided; provided th4t
said railroad company shall receive notice
In writing from said City Of Topeka Of the
pendency Of such claim or claims actions
or suits. and that the said railroad coIa-
pany be given an opportunity to defend.
the above tack il is understood and made
a rart Of this ordinance that the CITY %
Topeka reserves unto itself the right to in
sewer or water pipes now lying in said
street or any part thereof or running
pairs, reconstruction or whatever becomes
necessary TO be done, either by the city or
adjoining property owners 70 enjoy the
pipes, the same shall be done without any
additional expense TO either the city or the
bfopefty Swhers % reason % The ocGn-
In The event Of Scsy9tlons n The street re-
pense Of the care Of the track shall be
borne by the RAILROAD or the industry
served by the railroad track aud in no
Section !. Any person violating ANY Of
the provisions q this ordinance shall be
conviction thereof, shall be fiped not less
Fifty {$sal Dollars for each offense,
Section s. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet aud he In force fram aud after It's
publication in the official city naier md
acceptance Of the same by said railroad
Passed che Beard of Commissioners Au-
gust :, 1890
Approved August g. 1920
,rs II, J, CoRwINE,
ETA NJ cOvELE.
tseall city Clerk,
| first published IN The Topeka state
Journsi, August g. 1926
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
Topeka Kansas.
August 3, 1920.
PROPOSALs.
Sealed bids will he received al the office
| Of the city clerk until 10 90 o'clock a. M,
THURSDAY, August II 1890 for the eonstruc-
Rlans and specifications on file In the office
| Of the city engineer.
/ A certified check I'm the sum Of $40 %
| must accompany each bid.
] The Beard of Commissioners reserve the
IsesLi ETA NJ. CofELL. city Clerk.
I Thirst published IN The Topeka State
Journal, August o, 1921
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
Topeka, Kansas.
August ;, 1929.
Sealed bids will be received Mt the office
ct Of. the city clerk gntIl leo s e,eleck a. m.
Etruetien of sewer IN District No 50,
as per plans and speclfiea items file ia
the office Of the city engineer.
A certified check In the sum OF $4,000
must accompany each bid.
The BasFd Of Commissioners reserve the
! rigkt 70 reject any or all bids OF parts
IseaIl ETA N. covELL. City Clerk
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Nice Home

On Lincoln, near Parochial school,
excellent neighborhoed.- u lots, g.
room house. large sleeping porch, fine
electric light fixtures, newly redeco-
rated. full basement, good furnace,
cistern and pump, garage for 2 cars,
plenty nice shade. This is surely a
peach of q house and priced to sell
at $500.
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FoR sALE-HOUsEHoLD GOODS


RELIABLE gas stove. oak flat-tpP desk,
walnut wardrobe, bed with springs and
mattress, sanitary cot and mattress, oak
book case with glass doors, porch set, rock
ers. Phone Black 2057 or call at 1858 Clay.
FITPNTTTTRE - Household goods,
y 4s4NA l " ISL second hand, L.
Lafferty. Phone 1860. 314 East Fourth.
A BUFFET. a inch fumed oak, new, quar-
ter sawed oak, French heYeled edge mir
roE, runs full length of buffet; am leaF-
ing city VIII sell for half Of original price.
VIII take liberty bonds. 1906 w.
HIGHEST CASH price paid for all KINDS OF
furniture anu stoves. Logan Furniture
Co Phone 51s2 322 Kansas ave
RUGS FOR SALE-If you want to, buy
rugs or selI<your rugs, see Wesley Bnnee,
sos Clay. Phone Blue 1903.
GRAY REED folding gocart, sameras new
=, GaFland heater, size 49,, splendid eendi-
FOR SAI.E-Baby go-eart In good condi-
ton. Also Eft. gas logs. 42s0-g. or 1911
Mulyane st.
For SALE5Cheap,. 2 ovens, hotel Majestic
range. Christs hospital,
FURNITURE FOIS SALE for ten rooms
42S East Sth-
FOR sALE-Gas range, nearly new. 2oio
East 9Th.
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MUSICAL TNsTRUMENTs

C.c-c-@-7<-rS----->~-(-----
FOR SALE-Verte Grand SteinHay plano.
mahogany case, duh finish, nearly new
~ West 9TH st. Phone 5143J.
A. ~ and 7. C. Roe, 116 E. 9th street. Tel
$3.50, Pianos, Player Pianos and the Aeo-
1an-Vocalion phonograph.
FOR SALE-Maxwell touring ear, 1917
model, good condition. Price $500 iO1j
Arch st. Phone 22Ss.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Knights Templar charm, mono
gram q, NJ. H Geo. NJ. Hammel. Tel 941.
LOST-Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity pin.
Phone 116S. Ill w. Sth st. Reward.
LoST-A bundle of receipt books. Phone
$50. Reward
L0SF-Motoreycle number. 1897. Call
White 2sG5-
L0sT-Geid bar pin: Reward. Phone use.
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FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-1-440-aere imprexed ranch in
Ellis Co, Kan, 215 acres bottom land.
400 acres in wheat past season, 1000 acres
fine blue grass pasture, fepekd and cross
wells, 2 granaries. 5-aore bigs Elm grove,
good soil; possession now. Price SIS per
acre. Furman's Real Estate, log West Sth.
FOR SALE-10O. acres improved farm near
Michigan Valley, Kan, on state road, Ia
miles to railroad town and chnrch. y mile
to school, As acres bottom land, IS d. blue
grass pasture, is acres corn, so acres for
fan wheat, wells, cistern, old shade,
fruit, 5-room house. good barn and out
buildings, good soil. Price $s5 per acre.
FpFman's Real Estate. log West Sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-09
wANrED-lNIALE HELP.
WANTED

Young man over 81 years old
to take up telephone engi-
neering. A good education is
necessary to qualify, Apply
by letter, giving full details,
Traffic Engineer, South
western Bell Telephone Com
pany.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

--oZ~~--~e-~>--<~r~--
E. kfelfn u c. A Swenson. lots 1851
ouinton Blvd. Kenweod, T. Keefey's
~ al. bt st. 20. Polk st.................. 1900
J. smith to R. S. Thompson, lot 81,
nth St, Beams add-...-..-.-.-.. 90
c. Bowers to L. Pommier, lot AS, pit.
50 Clay St, Kings add :3....-... 1,s0O
R. T. Battey to W. J. Herwig, lot pit.
Il. Garfield ave, Elmhurst. 5000
L. F. Stewart to I. p Claypoel, lots
Rice's add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - -: 1850
NJ c Revelle TO c. NJ Beyelle, lots 165-
Pennsylvania ave. Highland PIX. 1
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FOR sALE-ILvEsIoCK


FOR SALE-4-year-old horse, or trade for
cow J. r. Pointer, Huntoeu and Oak
ley ave, Route No. 2s.
ONE Jersey COW, one heifer. fresh in De
cember: one dozen White Leghorn hens.
Phone 2957 NJ
FOR sALEZ2 brood sows aud pigs
Phone 2139KA.
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wANTED-AnsCELLANEoUs
WANTED-To RENT.


furnished rooms. on West side Phone
5T10J or write 1910 W. 18th st.
WANTED TO RENT by Sept. I, small
house on West side. furnished or unfur-
nished, Phone Black 1854
SEPT. 1sT adults want furnished or un-
furnished apartment or house. ~Phone
1925 Nj
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NOTICE


TO WHOM 1t may concern: The propertv
at 1912 WEST list is taken off the
market.
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Clay

Near Central park, x lots, 5-roon
all modern house. fine fireplace, full
basement. good furnace, all in fin
condition. It's worth the money
$500.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

Six rooms and bath, Ia lots, east front,
modern in every way except furnace,
'1147 Clay st. Inquire next door north.
FOR SALE@-room house $500, sos
Chandler. Phone Red 1881
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN

We WANT saIesmen to sell oil royalties !
sentative. Investors; easy sales. liberal com
missions \ producing wen. others drilling
II earning under $3.50 to $500 weekly, write
today. III Republic Bldg, Kansas city,
Missouri.
COUNTRY SALESMAN WANTED-Paper
men, insurance men and such make good
at this work Address Box A-1O, care Jour
nal, giving phone number.
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Priced to Sell

On Tyler street. close in. r., all
modern. good basement, new furnace,
cistern pump in Kitchen, l Il lots. With
a few repairs should be made worth
$1,000. You can by this for s3,5oo.
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Stucco Bungalow

Two lots, rooms, glsssed in sleep
iRg porch. plenty closets. full cement
basement, good furnace with hot
water coil. The house is partly oak
and thFueut in splendid condition. We
effer this priced right at $500.
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FOR sALE-C1rY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.
GET SETTLED in a home Of your own
before winter. Two good homes in splen-
did location in North Topeka, gas and
electric lights 8 rooms, 81 5000.
Two more little better. S1.5Qo00.
One modern. rooms, $2,5O0.00
INQUIRE at 1884 n. Jackson, Telephone
Blue 2351.
FOR SALE-12 rooms, modern, newly
: painted and papered, first class condi-
ton. large barn, lots. east front monthly
income 500 month besides apartment for
owner, fine, close in location; owner leav-
ing city says sell for $3.50. J. F. Blair
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FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.

BUSINESS LOCATIoN-Two front office
rooms. second floor, 700 block, Kansas
ave. Phone ala
FOR RENT-Suite Of TWO office Faams on
End floor. Fullerton Bros. CO., rs Kan
sas ave.
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uANTEn-srruAT1ors

coy SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent BOY neip.
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FOR sAI.F--POUITRY

EoR SALE-Rhode Island Red hens and
chickens. frying size and younger. 1725
western ave.
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HOTEL. VICTORIA, modern. European, lis
West 9Th. Reasonable. Outside rooms
with or without baths. Especially fine two
three rooms suites, Special weekly rates.
COOL sleeping rooms with or without
board. Call White a54T. n
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TYpgwkirERs.


JOHN PETRzILER. The Fnrrier. moved
To - Wesiern Ave, temnoraFilv Iecatsd.
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MAfHiNE SHOPS
LAWN MOWERS sharpepeds factory ma
chine process Howard Machine Shepe.
l,aane l5l7
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THE L. NJ PENwELL Undertaking Co,
506-50s-s1n Qnincy street. Telephane 197.
W. RoMGARDNER. Phone ia
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FRAMIRG. Fegflding. mat making. mount
lne done By Sullivan Art Store. 122-124 ' x
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Cut Out
Kansas Reserve
Investment Co.

s2I Kansas Ave office Phone 1873.
Call L. NJ woodcox after p. m.
t242-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
COTTON MARKET.

Early rallies we're followed by re-
ncwed weakness in yesterdays cotton
market, January and all later deliv-
cries making new lows for the season.
January sold off from 1870. TO 1880,
and closed at 17.52c. The general mar
ket closed barely steady. net unchanged
TO IS points lower.
The market opened unchanged to 20
points lower under overnight selling or
ders and scattering pressure inspired
by weakness In Liverpool. Liverpool was
an active seller, particularly OF March,
supposedly on new straddle account.
Private cables reported depression in
Manchester as a result OF further large
cancellations OF goods orders. Other
wise there was not much pressure
around the ring here. however, and the
market soon turned hrmer on the bad
weather in the South. frmer ruling OF
foreign exchange rates and covering by
December shorts December led the adj
vance selling up TO 1850, or IS points
net higher, and later deliveries showed
advances OF about 20 to IS points. March
selling NJ 17.SSc. Denals OF Mondays
rumors that Southwestern banks were
calling cotton loans were n factor In the
upturn, but reports OF an easier spot
basis in the Southeast reached here
later. They were colored by weakness
In the New Orleans market. and as soon
as the demand from local shorts had
been pretty we'll supplied prices turned
weak under renewed liquidation, Selling
by Liverpool was accompanied by pri-
vate cables reporting that national con-
dltions were distinctly worse and re-
ncwal OF Southern selling tended TO
color the reports OF an easier spot basis
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Trustee

active months sold ~ TO 40 points lower
~ the late trading and closed at nearly
the days low
The talk that funds derived from the
sale Of enemy property during the war
might soon be released was probably n
factor In the early advance IN cotton
as IL was In grain. The ruling of liver
pool, however, was a distinct dlsap-
pointment TO early buyers in the cotton
market and Its early strength arose
largely from covering by December
shorts' Southern spot markets. as Of
hcially reported. were unchanged 10 so
points lower mddllng quotations rang
Ing from 1880. TO 1s75c.. against
Is l0c, the closing price for December
contracts in the local market.
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UNITED AUTO MERGER DENIED
Company VIII Open stores Here
hut Combination Isn't Expected.

p. b. p. Carrier. president of United
Auto Stores, Inc. denied yesterday that
the United Retail Stores Corporation is
dickering for control of his company.
He added:
"A merger OF this kind would be di-
rectly contrary to the policy of this
company, as the majority of its capital
stock Is held locally in the thirty-one
cities where our stores are. Some time
ago it became known that we intended
to break into New York city soon after
the first OF the year il possible, and this
announcement has since been errone-
ously construed. We have b cen APP
preached several times in n general way
by representatives of certain New YORK
interests looking toward such a merger.
However, as long as / am president no
special group will control this business.
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GERMAN BANK sTATEMENT.

BERLIN. Nov. 16.-The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank Of Germany
as Of November shows the following
changes: Increases-Coin In hand. 1885,
900 marks notes in circulation, 5000
marks; securities, 655,024.000 marks (:
circulation, 3,66S.000 marks liabilities
7T,250,000 marks. Decreases-Gold in
hand. 5000 marks; treasury certificates
1,l79,94S,000 marks bills discounted
4,02S,420, 600 marks advances. 1855. 900
marks; investments, 17.75s,O00 MARKS !.
deposits. 1852. go, 900 marks. Total gold
in hand 1.091.577 900 marks.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras
III GjihN6Gc extras, w score, o'c. lilSt9'
90 70 OF score, 5iG63c.. firsts, ~ 70 ~ sSere
lqd53c.: seconds. SO 70 81 score, 4ue4l e.
lower grades, 3SN39c.; Danish casks %
55c : unsalted. higher than extras. 6tlsgbsc i.
evtras G6aG7c.: firsts, hOd6ic. seconds, ga
4Sc . STATE dairy. tubs finest. GiG62c.; good
~ nriue 5Oa50c.; common 20 fair, 3sd4sc
renovated. extras, 4GgI7c. ladies', current
lover over grades. s9935c.: packing stock. cur
rent make, No. /. 34c. No. 2. &c; lower
grades. 29I3lc.
CHEEsE-state. whole milk, held. flats,
spocials ID, 27ibH2siac.; average run, 2fd
25Isc fresh specials, 2td25c.; average run
29i-G23i6c; lower grades. 2Od22c. twins,
hold. specials. 27ikN2sc.; average run, 2fg
orc Wisconsin. held. twins, 2llsa2Gi5c; ;
daisies. held 2dikd2Tikc. Young Americas.
held, 20IsG30c. sklms, held specials, isq2oc. /;
prime to choice, 19a17iSc.: fair to good, 10
i8i5c.: lower grades, lOc.
EGGS-Fresn gathered. extras. dozen. sea
sSc: extra firsts. s3GS3c.; firsts, 17dslc. ;
seconds. 0717Jc.; dirties, No. 5295gc (;
frgerator. special marks. fancy. 5s4Joc. ;
firsts 56d57c.; seconds. 52NJihc.; state,
Ponnsylvalla and nearby Western. hennery
di.05: frsts. 02c d$i.O2: gathered whites.
flrsts 70 extra firsts, 92c. Hsi %; under
grades. $4,000; pullets. T5gsjc.: Pacific
coast. white. extras 81 oG1i.0s: extra firsts,
81 .O3n1 .O5: firsts, g2c. a OF. under grades.
$4,000. medium size, s0I00c.; small. 75Q
Use: other Western and Southern. gathered
whites 0JG9Jc State, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western, hennery browns extras. 30
dq3c gathered brown and mixed colors,
graded extras, S60SSc.. firsts 70 extra firsts.
T7dSIc.
POTATOEs-Maine, $50 lbs. .s4a460: 1915
10 bag, $idi25 State. $50 lbs, 81. 75T425 /;
$50 lbs, S3d3.2J Long Island, hbl., Si2jQ
$50: Jersey. round, $50 lbs. S3n3.2j; long,
iGl lbs. s3n3.25; $50 lbs, S2.S5d3; No 2.
hbl, siTi.Tj Southern. Dbl, s2.IJM3.25.
swEETs-Jersey. bsk. 75c. 1st.50; Mary
land. St.12G1 81: Southern, bbl.. 81 2J92 20 {
No. ., Dbl. S1.2cd1.5O.
POULTRY. Observation-Disclosures - West
IC055c old. i9d5Jc. CHfCkENS--Nearhy
broilers, ID. i2Tlic.: fryers. 3ld3Gc. Vir-
glnia 32T i0c Western, dry picked. brollcrs,
boxes, 3id Doc; frycrs. i-42 lbs. 60 dog, 23f'
3-c.; ruasters, 3lM Tie. broilers bbls.. asa
3Gr: fryera, 32d3lc. roasters 3Gn3sc. /.
Western, iced bills, hrollers lbs. each
and under. 30G3lc. fryers oi4-3 lbs each.
3OQ33c; chickens. ~ lbs, 31m34c. roasts,
4j lbs, 3tU3Gc scalded 30U3ic. FOWLS
Western, dry picked. milk fed. boxes. 2sp
Zoe. corn fed, 2Gd3gc.. dry picked and feed.
bhls,. 27U3Sc. scalded. 27634c. old cocks.
western, 24a2Gc. nUcKs--Long Island.
Wisconsin, fatted. 4O142c Western, 84d30c
SQuAHS-Iarse. white. $50 his 10 DOZEN
s. 1o0li; OF lbs, s5G7; dark. S350a4. culis
81 J0a2
POULTRY. TtvE-Fowte-Exp can
3-c. CIilCKENS-Express 29c Tt-RKrYs-
Eeurcss, 4ac. DUCKs-Exprcsa, 3i035c
OBESE Express, 3ia32c pIGEONs = Pair,
freight or express. i0p4Jc. GU1NEAs-Pair.
81 loaf %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
PERUVIAN POUND WEAK.

LIMA. Peru. Nov. 15-weakness OF
the Peruvian pound in foreign exchange
has caused alarm in financial circles
here II was quoted to-day at $500 on
very small demands. its normal value
being s4.S6 2-3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

Banco de Ia Repubica, FROM which the
Withdrawals thus FAR have been 1000
o0C pesos paper. The directors OF that
bank. however. declare they will be
.'lc 10 meet all demands and will not
ask for a moratorium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

most important establishments ln para-
guay, which closed So doors and ODE
tanned moratorium ~ two months
The suspension follow ma OF the Bank
~ Spain and Para Hr roc utiy
A heavy run was J. 1D also On che