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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-05
oisat Warrior o. MlddIe Aees.

The pride, and magnifcence that
played their part In the days Of chiy,
airy can hardly have a better Illus
trationi than the suit Of equestrian
armor which has recently been placed
on exhibition In the Metropolitan MuT
scum Of Art, In New York city. Sieur
Jacques Gourdon de Genouilhac wore
the suit IN the sixteenth century. and
SfeurH Jacques was an uncommonly
large and powerful warrior. who sery-
ed under Louis XII, and Francis ], Of
France. As may be deduced from their
armor, the knights Of the, period were
not 'noticeably large men, and Sieur
Jacques must have seemed veritable
giant. for a six.foot attendant at the
museum has tried on his armor and is
said to have merely ratified around
In It," F5
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-05
|SAGET TEA keeps,
YOUR H|'A|RgDARk
WHEN NIAHxED WITH SULPHUR To
BRINGS BACK IT'S BEAUTIFUI
LU6TRE AT ONCE IT. ~ &

Gray hair. however handsome. a.
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages Of youthful appearance.
Your hair II your charm. It makes Of
mars the face. When It fades, turna
Egray and looks streaked. Just Q few
applications Of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances its appearance . hundred
fold. "a
Don't stay gray! Look younsl
Either prepare the recipe at home OF
get from any drug store q 5o-cent bot
tie OF "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound which is merely the old
time recipe improved by the addition
Of other ingredients. Thousands OF
folks recommend this ready-to-lsA
preparation, because It darkens the
hair beautifully. besides no one can
possibly tell. as It darkens so natur-
ally and evenly. You moisten 4
sponge or soft brush with Il, drawing
this through the hair, taking ons
small strand at q time. BY morning.
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two. its naturel
color u restored and II becomes thick.
glossy aud lustrous. and you appear
years younger.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-05
sea Moes.

:. Owing to the war the supply Of "sea
moss" Of which several hundred
thousand pounds, valued at almost
10000, have been imported annually,
for the most part from France and
Germany. has virtually come to an
end. Sea moss fnot seaweedl 10 the
popular name OF several kinds of
small marine animals that. grow In
colonies of branching. plantlike form.
Their, commercial value arises from
their having horny skeleton which
preserves the general plantlike shape
Of the growth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-05

~ One twc-year old. black mare,
white spot In forehead. Branded on
right shoulder with letter G and dia-
m0nd. Ten dollars reward. @. w.
Morgan, BY. 1870.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-05
Getting the Fur Coat Out of the Moth Balls Should
m Be Reminder That Your Automobile Bat
terry Needs a Little Extra Attention

Low
% sound American American
And what of his
from he is neglect And that mainly
Z why the battery sufes-it complains. b "a.
1T does its work right to the point where has nothing
the negligent
Of course by the time has reached such point it in mighty
building Mr. Careless
Moors that he might we'll saved himself
"And all this in continually
MISUNDERSTANDING
the subject getting
life from the battery bills
right Of rghttime
sending little folder giving
when Winter.
been the bad habit automobile
cold weather simply the old fully equipped
and then lock the door till next Spring re.
Certainly far the battery concerned this is mighty
proceeding Inside the chemical
certain Of action and reaction n
regular periods This attention best be given when
expert Because this advise
batteries their sending
department
to the battery during Jack Frost's
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. II !.
q MAN nasosts@ssFssss,s es4ssGl h0ne zzM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-05

Difssrsdes Of Custom.
"In cid England people showed their
excitement by saying 'Zoundsr"
"And in New Jersey the commuters
say 'Zones!''
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Feverish Changes
In Wheat Futures:
Tone Holds L iir11l
Stronger Cash Position at
Minneapolis, Indicating
Better Demand for Flour
Helps; Statistics Bullish

Price changes in the wheat market
were -fevcrlsh during yesterdays ses-
sion, although on the whole the un-
dertone was firm and the close was
only about 12c below the high point
of the day and showed net gains Of
IL to 2]ac from Saturday. There was
quite an active demand for the March
position and the differences between
December and March were narrowed
down about l cent per bushcl.
The export demand was very limited
and cash premiums were slightly lower
in same cases, although the MINNEAPOLIS
cash market closed 6i5c higher, indi-
eating some improvement in the flour
demand. The statistical position was
looked upon as bullish. Receipts at
primary points over the holiday were
4,7O1 900 bushels, while the clearanccs
from the scaboard were $50 900, show
ing that the movement from the farms
is not keeping pace with the shipment
to Europe.
The visible, however, gained ,536 900
bushels for the week, with the total
20, 900 compared with 3,309, 900 a
year ago. The weakness in foreign ex-
change is undoubtedly having some in
f1uence on the export demand at pres
ent but the shipments of wheat and
flour so far this season have been
placed at 128, 100000 bushels, or about
100000 larger than last year, while
the movement from the farms to the
terminal markets is 67,723,O 900 less
In the local cash market No. . red
and No. = hard were quoted at So.75ie.
c. l. f. track New York
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Curb K Pr.ices Firm
I'm Quiet Trading;
Oils Hold Interest
International Petroleu III nm
Fractionally Lower; Most
of Others Slightly Strong
er; Industrials Are Firm

Although prices on the curb market
reflected the better sentiment prevail
ing on the Stock Exchange, fluctuations
were relatively narrower and changes
not so pronounced. Oils attracted at
tention the greater part Of the day.
with good demand for some of the
Mexican issues on reports Of prob
able amicable settlement of interna-
tional disputes over the Carranza gov
ernment DEGREES.
international Petroleum was heavy
and sold off u to 32h, a net decline
of about 3 points since announcement
Of terms of the merger with Tropical
Oil. Carib Syndicate was steady, while
Simms Petroleum and White Oil were
a trife weaker. Midwest Refining was
firm and Merritt held steady at Satur-
days final sale. Ryan Consolidated wes
unchanged and Maracaibo was slightly
stronger.
Industrials were fairly steady, al
though increased offerings in General
Asphalt and Submarine Boat caused
slight recessions.
Mining shares were again active, but
changes were narrow and unimportant
Nlplsslng was steady around 9B.
Trading in bonds was in increased
volume, the general price trend being
fractionally lower. New Haven Is were
slightly higher, however.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Spirited Advance
I'm Cotton Market
On .5Oth Birthday
October Sells Near Maximum
Rise of $40 Bale and $l4
Above Last Weeks Low
ON Active Short Covering

The half day of trading which pre-
ceded the fiftieth anniversary celebra-
tion of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
was featured by sensationally rapid
and excited advance in prices. Unex-
pectcdly firm Liverpool cables. better
trade accounts and less favorable crop
advces caused rush to cover short
contracts, which was doubtless hurried
by the shortness Of the session.
October deliveries sold up to 1880,
an advance Of 1875 points from the clos
ing price of last Friday, and recovery
of 280 points, about $14 bale, from the
low record Of last week. This carried
the price up to within five points of the
maximum permitted for the day and
attracted enough realizing to cause
moderate reactions. October closed at
but the general list closed firm, with
last price showing net gains Of las
to 165 points.
The market opened strong at an ad-
vance of 80 to 1875 points on the un-
cxpectedly firm showing Of Liverpool.
There was Southern selling and scat
tered realizing, but offerings were read
lily absorbed and there was no hesita-
tion apparent until active months were
selling ITO to 1875 points above the pre-
vious close. This was late in the morn
ing and the realizing which followed
caused reactions of Is or 20 points,
but the market showed no weakness
and the final tone was firm on reports
of an improved spot demand in the
South and increasingly numerous COM
plants of deterioration in crop pros
poets.
Owing to wet weather and rather
lower temperatures than desirable, the
crop is supposed to have gone back con-
.siderably since the date of the last
government report. Private cables at
tributed the advance in Liverpool to
less favorable crop reports and uncon
ing a strike of British coal miners.
New Orleans showed continued firm
ness after the local close with the ad
vance there extending to the full maxi
mum of 200 points and Southern spot
markets so far as officially reported
were unchanged to 200 points higher
with Houston reporting the maximum
advance.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and SO points higher at 1926. No
sales were reported.
Brokers arriving on the floor yester-
day morning found the Exchange trans
formed by decorations and the excited
trading ii the morning was conducted
in a veritable bower Of leaf and bios
som, including display of American
Beauty roses. received with the con-
gratulations of the New Orleans EX-
change.
Among the prominent guests were
Henry Hentz and j. w. Murphy, only
surviving charter members of the Ex
change.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Financial Items

Forrest W Wallace OF the hrm OF
Moshcr " Wallace, SIS Broadway. has been
rl.ct",! u,"mber Of the New York Prod
uc" Exchange.
otis Il 60. OF cleveland. have opened a
branch office in the new Post & Flagg
I.uildiug. {" Broad street in charge "f
4, II. llovcy.
Oliver ". Roosevelt and Warren w.
Ayers were appoint"i assistant trcasurers
o. the Banil"rs Trust Company at the
meeting OF the board of directors yesterday.
Nobla & Corwin. dealers In unlisted Sc
curittes, have moved to larger offices on
the fifteenth floor OF % Broad Street
Tho Foreign Credit Corporation. which
IL engaged in furtherng the use OF bank
crs' acCrptauC"S among importers and eX-
p"rtrrs in the United states, has lust
issued its first financial statement dated
June 80. The corporation began business
In september. l"i?, $" the detailed figures
cover only about nine months business.
Total resources arc Soc.S91 oO1.&? outst and :
ing letters 'rf credit >and acreItances
sass. 6.69li -: advances received from War
Finance Corporation. IS, 2%S. +9S.o". and un
divided profits earned. $++933s.34
The following appointments were an
nounced yesterday by tho Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York; l.ucien Comb".
assistant manager, Paris office: ]. r.
Avegno, manager Havre office: Achille
l.erouX, assistant manager. lIavre office
John A. Terrace. manager. London office
Aus uste SuniAt assistant manager, Brus-
sells office
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Offerings OF Ro,v Sugars
Find No Buyers Here

current prices Tr. ag"
SuGar. gran, 10. ....... II Q
Coffee. Rio. No. I...... 81. 1ss4
Coffee. Santos so. .o2's q @37s .7a.
The sugar markets have developed
no important changes so far this week.
There are few full duty raw sugars
pressing for sale and it was reported
late yesterday that some were avail
able IS low as 9Ac elf, equal to 1Oc
and for Cubas and 11O3c elf. for
Porto Ricas. The offerings found no
buyers.
Retners continue Indifferent and
operators await further business for
export before taking on more raw su-
gars. The demand for refined sugar
continues OF small proportions and is
being taken care of largely by second
hand offerings at from 14.50c to 15c
less per cent, very little business be-
ing o;e1c: rc:iners
sugar Futures i nv sugar futures mar
krt yesterday dali and featurclrss
affair from gong 20 gong. due to tn" quiet
conditions prevailing in the spot market.
On thN c..il prices w"r" nominal. the close
being ir" ruhr. - points nigh" soy
t"mih"r and unchans u 10 10 points lower
or "a her t''N}hS
il. ruug" ii :ric,1 follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Corn Holds Firm, Despite
Expected Crop Forecast

Sentiment in the corn market is
divided between those who take a
bearish view of the spot situation on
account of the increase in the move
ment and those who are anticipating
damage to the crop by frost.
On this account price changes We're
irregular and for time the Septem-
months were comparatively firm. Sep
tember advanced near the close. how
ever, on covering and final quotations
ranged from z to cents. net higher.
There was some evening up for over
the government report, although it
was the prevailing belief that the
crop estimate would be around 30oO.-
100000 bushels and that if the fall
should prove late one, the final out
turn Will be close to record figures.
In the local cash market No, . vel
low corn w&s quoted at S1G74 c. i. f.,
New York, ten days shipment.
E"rnT Erw yor,. i"s.Hrhay's Previous Yea-
No, yellow $751;. si'7l si.ssi.
December i.2o% i.Is': ISL. i.::7.
Oats--The oats markets showed A rather
weak undertone owing largely 10 an m.
crease Of 4.649.o00 bushels in tho visible
supply during the last week bu, tn" act ion
OF wheat and corn caused buying on ,hn
oFeaks and at thu close prices ranged FROM
&c lower to &c net higher. In The local
casn market No. and No. Whit w"ro
quoted at 19c; No. 3 white, 7Sc: No 4
Whitc. 77c; fancy CLIPPED white. SIC: or.
dinary clipped white 1sc. All elevation
Oats Yesterdays Previous Year
Sew Yor;. ,.,oxo ,,,s
No. 3 white sO78 sO-o sosoMso,
f,p,. '''' ~. .b3As :TCi2
90 .66is .5cI4
Rye-Market steady
Yesterdays preyiou. yoar
Now York. close rlns" 80
No. Westernso soosl. 80 % s,:t
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous
New York: Close, tyo..
Sps pat. 1926 q 1926 IL o5etla25 II 81.
Cornineal s. 800 400 3.9Nd. 4Oo4 $500, Il
Rye -four o. $50 1875 lO.25Gflo75 72OG 60
Bran.... $500 $500 90 s.- M
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was steadily with Glass A quoted at
$4,000 $3.50; class B, 42.5O@43.25 and
straits shipments 44.OO@45.75 with
sales Of so tons Of the latter at 45.l2h
"a 1926. Copper dull; spot, 1850 Lead
neglected, New York spot, 8.75 and East
ST. Louis spot, $50. Zinc neglected,
New York spot, SIS and East St. Louis
spot, 100.
spot and futures $50. Zince spot, s38
Is and futures $50 15s. Tin standard
spot, 1884 los and futures 9270 los
with sales of 100 tons spot and $50
tons futures. Copper standard spot,
sos and futures 296 with sales OF so
tons spot and 100 tons futures and
elcctrolytic spot, ELL and futures s117.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Declares Common Dividends

r. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company has
declared quarterly dividends of so
cents share on the common and on
the common stock both payable Oc-
tober ] to September Is. This is the
first distribution since payment of the
200 per cent stock dividend and split
ting of the 500 shares into those Of
S25 par. The holder of one old share
now has q total of II shares so that
he receives Sc compared with the quar-
terly rate of So which was maintained
up to the stock dividend distribution.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08

once FUTURES - Ne CONee WarKtt Opf ntti
az t decline nt - ~ - points. which vas
rather a suHprla" 10 so:n". considering the
fem cables r'om i+ra2il. However. any
advance Was hv' IN chcCit h. the free OF
f"rings from Iuc.I and Sow Orleans i'm
uort":s. this selling being attributed to
IN" pUrcfas" - S0rlr cheap Co.1-c in th,.
cost AMI freight ulAr..rt.
final !r'c"s wer, about at tho low point
uf IN" dag, q! - to IS points net lower.
According to special cable from Hrazil
the stipui"trd types OF Santos coffee de-
iN"rhhic on new futures SaIItos contracts
lnciud" types to ). instead o: ; to s. as
cabl"d to this market at the close OF last
week.
1t Is apparent that the brazilian gov
ernm"nt i3 making every effort to curb
speculation which would tend to chtapen
Its roN'" The volume OF business on
tn" local exchange WAS si.Ial, thu market
betns rarlVw, with no buyers, outside In
tcr"stA having lost conf enc. in cotf."
Firm offers wcr" again low from some
shippers and showed little or no change
from others. Tn" local spot market was
quiet and unchanged.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
I prices follows s

Southern spot Markets Augusta quiet,
- points higher; new mddling. 29c: sales,
nil Dallas steady. lG" points n,Ehcr at
steady. unchanged at 2s.75c; sales. 67a
bales. Memphis nominal. unchanged at
&c: sales. 200 bales. Houston steady, 100
points higher at soc; sales 1o5"2 bales
Little Rock quiet, 80 points high Il at 3Oc;
sales. NIL.
Liverpool Cublrs--Spot cotton quiet and
- points higher than Friday, at 2l.'"d.
1000. Nmerican M 1903. ItU Futures 'nrT',s "p"nns
quiet but steady. at { to % points advance
from Monday. Closed fir!n at an advance
OF - to lol points. as compared with Fri
day. October. l9.73d: December. l9.Old;
January. ls.sod; March. ls.41d: May.
ls.03h Neutrality-suspicious. firmer; cloths,
good demand for India.
tOttOnseed Oil-'rho market showed a
firm"r tone and at tho close Of the day
prices We're I" 80 points MT higher with
tho September position showing tho great
est gains. There was d moderately active
demand from shorts and moro or less
buying of the near months based on
ports OF a better export inquiry which
some thought would result in an enlarged
business. Tn" ad vance in cotton as we'll
as the tirmn":s in lard helped to n,aint in
values. Total sales for the day were ~
900 ba rrcls
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Fisher Body Corp. Earns s4.29

taxes, of the Fisher Body Corporation
for the three months ended Juiy ~
showed $2,22l 5o3. equal after pre-
ferred dividends to $429 share on
the 100000 shares of coupon stock. at
no par. Net earnings totaled s3,613.-
642. while interest, depreciation, Fed
eral taxes. etc, amounted to Sl,452,-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
0@pHgUM CIRCUIT, gMc.

At . rnsstIsg Of the Board of Directors
held to-dky. the third quarterly dividend
Of two 10 per cent on tho preferred stock
WAS Gesisred. as was alec dividend OF
fSy t591 cents n share on the outN ndtng
common Sioeh. Both dividends are pay.
gz6ie October fst to Stockholders OF recora
- The ejose Of business on September 18th
Tfse stock transfer hooks viii not bs closed.
ID. Is. KAIEAaE. Secretary.
New goyt. aapt. l. 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
SToCkN AND BONDS

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGul.AK AUCTION SALE
by ADRIAN IL. MULLER & SON.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 8. 1920.
. at l2.,o o'ciock at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. - AND l6 NESEY STREET.
Fer Account OF Executor:
SAs. Underground Electrical Rys
--'s. Underground Electrical Rya
shs. United states Debenture corpn
an. Mdtands Rys Co Consld.
2o9 Nhs. !'atopi.as Mining Co.
$1,000 Chicago. ROCK Island & Pacific Ry.
coil. Trust IS 2oO2.
-5o shS t.op" star fetroleCm Co.
" shS. D"pew Improvement Co
: fha. Iowa Central Ry co. Pfd.
sh; wabash r, r. Co. Common
22ts shS taeruentium Sales Co
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concern.
1900. 600 4.re. Allan Government 5Go Consld
Bonds IN isSu". 1857
$4,000 2d3 Fifth Avenue Corpn. 81 Bonds
secured by mortgage due on or be
fore sept %. i923.
600 shs. Oklahoma on Co
400 sns Cal" Manufacturing Co
$ls.T2l q. 100 Bond and second MORTGAGE
made 10y Julia l.. Jcn:z Condax and
Nicholas a coudax TO David L..
viF@. at So Interest, seoverlne prom
srty on Gowanua Canal Carol! and
First Streets. Borough Of Brook :
iyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

1.-Two beef fairto ~' "so'
prime, 100 lbs s$l3.004l6 Sl3 o56,,- IN
i 4 beef
sites lb... ITO .27 .I6g oe
.r0n 20 prime,
100 lbs .. l5ooG 81 90 17so1os m
Dresse q veal -''S'
city. lb ..... 25n "a oeG1 qe
Live ewes lo,
lbs ,,...:::... a.oo0 $50 5.ooc 800
c:y. II. .... 0sN Is.. Ion -
Liv" la'"bs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs ,....... oO0,soo Is onG,s so
Dressed lambs
,iiy. H. ....... 20 20 o2m o.
Hogs 100 lbs . l6500lT25 On .o -s
Dressed hogs
bacon, 10. 49,. o3a. n 90, oaiL c7 10
Mess pork, bbl. . 3oo0Gf3l0 5000 notp ,o
Nj NJ beef. b0l. 1900 q, .D00 y, 90 s,S, 20
Lard. VI d Gle
West. 100 lbs. l95oui96o 81 3osso7 An
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Pacific Light & Power CORPORATION

PROPOSALS FOR RONDS
The urd"rSsncf trustee under the First
and Refuf ding Mortgage of the Pacific
LtFht and Power Corporation, dated Nov
?3th. 1911. has on hand Tho SUM OF $.71 =
sI1 - ar payment to the Sinking Fund
mentioned IN said mortgage for the pur-
chase nt bonds inSurd thereunder and in
Yates tenders Of such bonds for such pur-
chase to 8Utoput sufficient TO exhaust
saih sum Proposais viii be received by tho
undersigned &t iis Office. s5 Cedar ST, New
Yrek City. up to i2 O'Clock noon Sept.
is, 1920 Ths hight ~ seserved 10 reject
any bid.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE a.
TRUST co
ny CAIN gRT BREWER. Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08

RAILWAY S~EH:l.-S"RING COMPANY.
80 church street, New Yor'> Ctt,
august .cth. ls39
l.,. - quarterly dividend Of TWO PER
ENT gro has this day been DECLARED on
the COMMOE STOCK ct ;hs Company,
payable September 30th 1929. 10 s;ocA-
hoiu'rs OK record September l7th. is-o 3
ne transfer Books viii not b. clos q
r, Chechs VIII be mailed by Danhers Truss
Company
II. s. BANGHART, Treasured
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Railroads

40 Boston E. A. .126k1oa 1851 1877
20 Boston e. NJ. 37la 37la 81 81
Maine Central 62As 62as G2 81
az NY MI g. II. "51s 35la san 347s
10 Old Colony, :. s. s. 81 So
10 West End AZ AZ ~ A.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
The Pie ce-AYrow Motor Car Co.

The Executive Committee has declared
the ."su.ar quarterly dividend Of two peg peg
t"hf t[fo) on the preferred stock o: the
ooinpaTi. payable October /. 1920. u
s'oc hho'ders Of record at the close of busi'
ne IS September Is. 1910.
K. c. PEARSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
CuBA SANE SUGAR CORPORATION

Frcferrrtf - tck D',fd n
quarterly dividend OF $lT5 per ehars
iias inns day been declared upon tho tre-
f"rred stock of this Corporation. payable
October ! SO. l1:0 to sto, h.,...4,..- e. -'e.a
az the close OF business September 15ths
1890. II. r, KROYER Treasurer.
Sept, mber 3rd 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts. 5.7s4 PACKAGES Cream
cry. higher than extras. lb, 5yW58hc:
extras "2 score. 57.ac; flrsts. 80 70 81
score. 63la g hsc: hrsts, So to 50 score
81 u q nc; seconds. SO 70 81 score. 47n
SO 1sc" lower grades. 45@4ec" Danish
casks, IS q 55c; unsaited higher than ex
tras 81 q 'ac;, extras Sogsolac: flrsts
"a 4N 6sc" seconds. 4sQ53cs state dairw
tubs. finest. SEQ SIC" good to primc 81 n
ooc; G; common To- fair; 45 al5oc. saHics. cur
stock current make. NO l. 4oGt4oi-,c
No. :. S9c; lower grades. 3Gp3Sc
Cheese Receipts 17So boxes. State
"hoi| milk. fresh hats. colored. ib.
-""; Wits. 2St5 n 29c: average run. co:-
ore' 21 q -sc' whites, 81 q CSC" lower grades,
.'I -: twins fresh SPECIALS. -.
u CSC: average run whit. or cnln-tG .G,
q -, u lower grades. 2OGl25c: Wisconsin.
f.sh fr.sh oTG, tw,ns os - 27'.c: single daisies
sc; Young Americas. fresh IS - u 2ol,c.
fresh specials. 1912 nl7i,c: r,.i:n., tn
choice. lo1 lGc: fair to eoou. i2Ul41.c;
Eggs Rcripts We're 1850 cases. Fresh
.h'A-rrd r~iras. d"z"n. i!G59r. extra
frs;s, '$ SOC; tirsts, 5'u 5sc. seconds, so
- sc dirti"s. No: |. a4Q 45c. checks. fair
10 choice. dry. II 4 sec. r"fr gerhtor s3e-
cial marks. fanc:. 5ael 54i.c flrsts, 5Iqr
s; nc; s"conds 80 SOC; stat" Pcnnsylvan MIA
irhs' - =! &c, extra nrSts, "a 14c flrstx
% q zoe. Fath"r'd whites Nrs.s to extra
irs;s' &c sc: under grades. SO u CSC: Pa
5'p SIC. other Western and southern
sath"re" whites, $50 sc; state. I"nn,
5! wanna and nearby Western. henaery
and mixed c"lors. graded extras. elQ
bjc" hrsts to extra h-sts 54 q SOC
New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
Railway Express Rate Increase

The Massachusetts Public Utility
Commission has authorized! the hmsyi
can Railway Express Company TO in
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