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Evening journal., 1920-06-08
No TRACE OF DROvNFD cmI.

TUTIT UEPUoIT, Nd, June 5
Search was continued yesterday for
the body OF the girl drowned at
Culley's Falls. above here last week
The body has not been found. Those
conducting the search wait until the
gals OF the dam above the falls are
opened. which has the effect OF stir
ring up the water When this oc-
ours men in boats search. Nothing
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
FIGURES HIS TEETH

SACRAAfENTO-How much are a
set OF teeth worthg Pete Palena Is
suing DR.. Ralph Mitchell, dentist, FOR
$4,000 on tho ground that the dentist
took improper care OF his molars.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08

result the writer, NJ. Kazhok. was
Drought before the Extraordinary
Commission for the Suppression OF
the Counter Revolution and sentenced
TO one month in prison.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours If you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
Petition and Statement of
Traction Company
Regarding Trolley Fare
To the Board of Public Utility Comns
of the ngton"
MAYORS
To the Board of Public Utility Commissioners
of the City of Wilmington
Wilmington. Delaware
THE MAYORS OFFICE

Wilmington Delaware
That The P a % i& a %"sS a os PS' % he T SG fER' f j ss e s
HS@ pHadsSs Company
don ss Co: $ s . s % his ess%.a the w: P s. .sg s. $ &
their fares in an efficient @ TN Rq and do away with & the abuse of the
$ S co%@oa s within N"So@ % o@a o% Ss date %s o
's% eS% s' i'' "'s ~S' s Company Ss'ss
vsusdo" Of the tangible property
property Wilmington
if the Wilmington Philadelphia Traction Co
extensions by b compn eom~snn o the
M @ & this 4: %s will sS % G s. ss T Cor & from s: ,i $ ss,
charge rate of fare sufficient provide for:
by ds Interstate. Ss coss Ss 'G S's,sS
. 9oNP o. {ss" s S s..s s & o & company ss. :a
THIRD a return per cen, on .
Of Improvement beSnsS % % and extensions by
That def, and prior z4,h day of January 1920 Drumm
SPany & consulting % engineers nsd @ by your ono,9s % Uay ha % %
pEbiPy b $ P @ % S b % @ T PDSP' % I @ Board dd Extend the sme
for filing such Company from the said z4th day of January
. And ss % ss.G $ 2 f : M Bs.l 2aS Wilmington s @ 3 % @
$ y sFSaSy ' By Rs submitted D 1s SS'5 Company
fhlsdp6a hath in all other OBJ
That annexed hereto and made thereof certified statements
showing that under and accordance with such order of the Commission here
titled would require fare so4sc per passenger
would sss 5 % si as % & % % s ' 5 i @ % 1%sJ @ Rs TB Bs f Be- 'f %
no~ the rate % the cities % P.5aB % and Bon d @ fifty other @ and T towns
of the Company positions that ~s % nd fully entitled to the s
which heretofore and which still pending before
Honorable Body
The Company feels reluctant ask at the time for
what the evidence clearly shows entitled to- and before be-
ing driven thereto it feels that should make the
for time at least of charging less than 9049c the of fare
This is the hope that eventually and in of other,
the of operation be reduced avoid the necessity
of again increasing the rate although matter of fact such
decrease cost of operation does be actually i'm
pending.
As a enpora howev such time
otherwed o
charged by at andB
be
This fare would produce from the number Of
would the entitled The Company hopes however that
i he e
falling off willing the K the
abovesu
WILMINGTON &
w. WILSON,
VcePre identa GENERALLY
(SEA) Atest D. l. OFT.
ssdantSe eretay.
4th dave Of June1o
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
(sEAL)

Dated. 4th day of June. 1920.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
STATEMENT OF FARE REOUIREME

OF FARE REQUIREMENTS
order Of
a. leased IN the o
by Wilmington & Philadelphia Traction Company.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRZEBA mezczyzn do departamen-
tn butelkUwania. Stala praca ZCfosic
sic Joseph Triuer Co.. 1888 s. Ashland
Avenue. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRzEBA MEZCZYEN KTORZY
UMiEJ!A kIEROWAC (RCN) ,,DOU-
BILE SEANIER ALDO LOCK SEA
MER" " SAS2EJ FABRYCE PU-
SIEk. 5Hc Ma GODZINS | BONUS
Ma POCZATEK. zGHOSlC SIZE -
72O \. HALSTED IL. 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRZEBA doSwiadczonej operator
XII przy morrow covering i singer ma
szynach. IA godzin tygodniowo. Do
bra zaplata. O'Shea Knitting Mills.
240S W. Chicago ave. Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POIttlEBA FOMVCI Do NAHAHJ
NOWEJ P9ACOWNI SURDUTCW.
Potrze.a kiaszeaiageh, DO rof.s'lia
paskGW, sclegarek surdu,0w. f.stry-
garek kantGw ma maszynie. do prey
~guzik6w, do roDienia dziu-
eek. take dGbrego fsremana do pra-
cOwni surdut6w, kt6ry umie zarza-
dziG ludzmf. Dziewczat do Piping
seams, do robienia rskawow i pod
sZewki.
THE MERIT TAIL0RS.
l121 ". ASHLAND AVE. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRzEBA TALLYNTEN - ORAz
POMOCNIKOw TALLYMEN - SOR
TIERS. PLIERS, ROBOTNlKOW DO
PIRACY DO SkhADU DRZEWA. -
DOBRA ZAPLATA, STALA PRACA.
CiLY RON DOKOLA. - HERMAN
II. HEITLER LUMBER CO., - 1901
ELSTOS AVE, ZGLOSIC SIZE Do
BRAN. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03
POtrleba ROb0tDIk6W do
UWaWy CusEowyCh
PuTak6H.

Jezeli masz familie j cheese praco--
wac razem ma fannie przez lato, z do
bra zaplata, wolny dom i przejazd,
teraz Jest sposobno$c spotkaC naSze-
so reprezentanta u riedziele, dnid
$50 lutego b. r. o gOdzinie 10tej ra.
&c W ofisie John Gotha, 1854 LARA
bee ~. narCznik Center ave. . drU-
giei godzinie popoiudniu, W ofisie NJ.
'>aczmarek. 1131 w. Chicago ave ,
bIisko Milwaukee avenue. MOI
"a przyprOwadGpci take swoich
Try jacieli. .
Michigan Sugar Company,
Saginaw, Mich. z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRZEBA KILKA KOBIET DO
HYCIA NACEIN l JANITORSkIEJ
PIRACY. DILEMMA ROBOTA, PRXE
NIESCIE SWEGO MFHA OBYWA-
TELSNIE PAPIERY. XGkOSIC SIZE
CHICAGO TELEPHONE GO. 23O W.
WASHINGTON u. 2 P1ETRO =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

{ 0cio AkROWA farma do spr=eda-
MIA z budynkami j maszynaIi / ca
lynn inwentarzem. Cena $4,000. In
teresoWani MECH pisa do wla$cicie-
Ia ma adres - PIOTR MOZZOJA.
EAGLE RIVER, WIS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03
POTRzEBA Chlopcow IA i
Is Letnich DIAMOND WHIP
CO.. 4O6 North Curtis Utica
bIisko Grand Avenue.

POTRZEBA krawca do prasowania /
do pomocy PREY surdutach. Stala pra-
ca, interes jest prowadzony W tenn
miejscu przez wiele lat, Oraz potrzeba
chlopaka, kt0ryby chcial sic wyu--
eye dobrego platnego faChu. Zapfata
podczas nauki / predki awans. Frank
J. Svoboda, 1929 Milwaukee ave. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

Potzebujemy zaraz, operatorek
do rozmaitei roboty, kieszenia-
rex, do obciagania taSmy, do ro-
bienia flaps" and patch, dru-
gich fastrygarzy, do robienia re-
kawow ma masZynie, maszynia-
rex.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRZEBA pomOeniSGw W fabryce Pc
kostu ,.yarnish". dOswiadczenfe nieko-
uieczne. Zapiata $23 tygodniowo ma po-
czutek. Gfodz;ny oil s DO $50, W sc5Oty
od $ do l. 30. ZgiOsiG sic, Adams |
Elting Co, Colorado i kostneT ave
nue.. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

Ma sPRzEDAz aSlad dapartamen-
tony wartosci $4,000 ma prediia
sprzedal "a $1,000. Interes jest pro-
wadzony przez Z lat. Polska i litew-
ska okolica. Gwarantujepy dochodu
rocznie ma $4,000. Sprzedaje z powo-
dI wyjazdu do Europy. Adres " Ad-
ministracyi Dziennika Chica goskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03
POTRZEBA
RObotnik6w Do Uprawy
CukrOwych Burak6w

Jezeli masz familie i cheese praco-
wac razem ma farmie przez lato z do
bra zap}atq, woiny dom i przeJazd,
teraz Jest s~posobnosG spotkaG nasze-
go re1rezentanta niedziele dnia 6.
lutego br. o godz:nie 1000 rano W
ofisie John Gotha, 1854 Larrabee vi.
naroznik Center ave. 0 2giej godzi-
ME PIP. W ofisie NJ. kaczmarek, 1871
W. Chicago ave-, blisko Milwaukee
ave. i o tel samej godzinie W ofisie
Pfotra S. Hanczuk pnr. 1890 South
Cleveland ave. MONA przyprowadzic
takze swoich przyjaci6i. - Michigan
Sugar Company, Saginaw, Mich. 7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03
POMOCY DID PRACOWNI KRA-
HIECRIEJ.

POMOCY DID PRACOWNI KRA-
HIECkIEJ.
TUTAJ JEST SPOSOBNOSC OTRZE-
MANIA ZATRCDNIESIA W MAJ
LEPSZEJ, JASSEJ PRZEWIEWNEJ
FABRYCE UBRAN " CHICAGO.
OTWORZYLISMY NOVA PRACOW-
ME SACK" SURDUTOW. -
CHARLES GOLDSTEIN FORE
MANI [ POTRZEDA DOSWIADCZO-
NNCH REGIME SZYJACYCH DO
ROEMAITEJ ROBOTY.
IEzEII ME MACIE DOSWIlDCZE-
MA, LECK UMIECIE SZYC TRIO
che, NAUCZYMY WAS | danny
DOBRA Z3PLATt PODCZAS NAL
hi.
WSZELKIE NOWOCXESSE ULFP-
SIENNA. RESTAURACXA II JEDZE-
SIEaI- PO NISkICH GENAGH, FL
FLA PUBLICZNEJ BIBLIOTEK, -
POKOJ DO ODPOCZTNKU I SZPI-
TAI u OBSEUGA DOSWIADCLONEJ
PIELEGNIARkl.
ZGLOsIC Sic zARAZ GOTOWI Do
PIRACY.
.ROSESWALD and We'll
THE DAYLIGHT SHOP.
3S15 ARNiITAGE AVE.
ROC HAMLIS. J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-03

POTRZEBA stolarzy, musza bye do
Swiadczeni prey jadalnych sto}ach.-
1914 Milwaukee ave 4
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
SEEKS GERMAN
CREDIT In U. S.
W. w. Brauer, Representing
German Interests, Hopes for
Enormous Sum.

Efforts to obtain a large credit
for .Germany in the United States
are being made by an American
william Wallace Brauer. of New
York. it was learned at the State
Department yesterday.
Brauer. who is said to represent
German interests. has the backing
Of farming elements in the United
States, and representatives of farm
ers organizations have called at the
State Departmentsto INQUIRE whether
an. advance. to Germany swould re-
ceive the APPROVAL Of this govern.
ment. ~
The proposed credits, which have
been mentioned In a figure as high
ast 81. .o0o, ,o0o, 900. are desired by Ger
many, to purchase raw materials,
mainly food products.
While II is not believed that any
definite. understanding has been
reached. 1t is understood Brauer is
attempting to work through New
York bankers and hopes that the
proposed revival of the War Finance
Corporation will facilitate the ad-
vance to Germany.
IT was pointed out yesterday that
credits could not he extended 10 Ger
man interests unless q satisfactory
agreement wis concluded first with
the allied reparations commission.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24

In considering the record of failures should be born mind
the
normal During and which regarded
normal the monthly
with liabilities about
and the carly
month liabilities
this period business that everybody
The insolvency rapidly getting back
normal conditions in this
Classified according occupation $40 failures
featuring industries with liabilities of
failures and sIo73ooo in liabilities before Defaults
traders numbered
the liabilities were sI27o6Soo November and SIoo5s
There relatively large numbers failures
and dealers clothing dry goods leather goods furnishings
curtaiment - e
The heavy Indebtedness of firms recent
months only expression Of the greatly
money required do business Accompanying
much number of insopencies
record shows failures with liabilities of 100000
~ ~ 49, -
During Indebtedness
insolvency During the average
liabilities has In 1920 this
nearly $4,000 October in November
2z The for the last months $4,000 During 1910
This
and the diminished value of the dollar
Copyright 1920 by The Washington Hersldl
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
SLICHTRALLIES
IN CURB MARKET
Trading Somewhat Quiet But
General Tone Is
Firmer. .

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Trading on
the curb market was quiet today
and a generally firmed tone was
displayed. The market was not
without its weak spots, however,
but most issues rallied from their
recent low levels. Movements as
a rule were narrow. The turnover
in bonds was smaller and prices
were inclined to move slightly
lower.
The weakest feature was Tobacco
Products Export, which was offered
in large volume, about 10000 shares
being traded in,- dropping to the
new low level of 5. This decline
was followed by a sharp rally. There
was continued demand for Meteor
Motors. which made a further ad-
vance to above 1y.
Nearly all the oil stocks made
moderate advances and the demand
for those stocks showed a material
increase. International Petroleum
was again supplied by Canada, but
moved up while this selling &as in
progress. Carib Syndicate was in
better demand and responded with
small gain. Salt Creek issues,
Merritt Oil and Simms Petroleum
were fractionally higher.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
FORDNEY TARIFF
AFFECTS MARKET
Wheat Selling Is Slow with
Early Gains Lost At
Closing.

CHICAGO Dec. 23.-Wheat had a
sharp turn upward early in the day.
but lost part of the advance later
when the market quieted down. The
passage of the Fordney bill by Con,
|gress. placing a high import tax on
farm products, caused a disposition
to go slow on the selling side. The
big buying at the opening was to
cover shorts, but there was little
investment buying. Active futures
showed an increase of Az to 51a
cents.
Corn WAS affected by the advance
of wheat: also by the passage OF
the Fordney bill. There was a rush
to buy early in the day, but no SELL
ing pressure. There was some ex-
port inquiry. but local dealers were
unable to secure a bid. Futures
showed an increase OF 1as to ~
cents.
Oats went to higher levels with
the other grains. Trade was
fair, with cash houses buying. SELL
ing was largely of a local nature.
In the spot market the usual pr&
holiday dullness prevailed. Futures
registered an advance of 1 cent.
Rye was 3A cents higher and bar
ley ruled unchanged.
Provisions also made gains. Firm
ness was derived from the grain
and hog markets. There was a
brisk ds.nand for January lard and
ribs. Hog prices at the yards ruled
"a to 40 cents higher.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
I.C.C. Grants Loans
To Ohio Railroads

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion yesterday announced it had ap-
proved a government loan of s2s,-
775,o00, to a group of Ohio railroads
for new equipment and other better
ments costing s5s,s25.ooo, of which
$50. 900. 900 is to be furnished by the
carriers. The chief beneficisries OF
the loan were listed by the Inter
state Commerce Commission as the
Michigan Central Railroad Company,
the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Paul Railroad Company, the
Cincinnati Northern Railroad Com
pany. the Toledo and Ohio Central
Railroad Company, the GAINESVILLE
and Western Railway Company, the
Kanawha and Michigan Railroad
Company, and the Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company, all sub
sidiaries of the New York Central
system.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24

| months of 1921. the export price
would be $3.50 ton. The George H
Mead Company of Dayton. Ohio
which handles the export business OF
Spanish River and Abitibi Companies
outbid this by announcing that for
the first sig months of 1921, their
export price would be $40 ton. The
industry is convinced that newsprint
prices will continue firm for some
time. President Chapoon, of the
Laurentide Company. says that
while 1890 was fine year, 1921 will
be better. An Official of the Canal
dian Export Company said: The
outlook for 1921 is that conditions
in the industry will prove even more
prosperous than in 1920"
The demand for newsprint from
the United States and other coun-
tries Is much heavier than It was a
year ago. The Laurentide Com
pany's two additional newspaper
machines are now working and have
brought the daily production of that
plant up from s25 to 400 tons daily.
Bank Clearings show Increase.
High bank clearings arel reported
from the leading cities. Fer the
eleven months ending November,
Montrears returns were 's1.024, ,0o0,-
900 over those for the same period
in 1919. Wfnnipeg's November clear
ings exceeded those for the best pre-
vious November by nearly 100000
900. Vancouver's clearings for
twelve in 1919 by more than s14o,-
0O0. 900.
When open trading in Victory
bonds was resumed November 2S.
there was apprehension lest prices
would slump badly from those fixed
by the old marketing committee. But
they stood the test we'll. the lowest
decline on any issue being 4 points.
which was cut down to az within
three days.
Rumania. which has received Do
minion government credits to the
value of S20.5oo.000, has been unable
to meet her Interest payment of
s909 900. which fell due on ocober
l. and has asked for an extension
until April 1. 1921.
Customs COLLECTIONS for November
declined approximately $4,000. 900 as
compared with November, 1918. On
the other hand. the war taxes, in
cluding those on incomes, luxuries
and sales. were more than $4,000. .ooo
in excess of the. same month last
year. ..
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT FROM
NATIONS OUSNG SHORTAGE
Federal Reserve Board So Asserts in Monthly
Survey of Building Situation -Lum. = s. 5.
ber Industry Dead.

Little IL any relief is yet even In
sight from exorbitant rents and
high prices OF dwellings resulting
from the nationwide housing short
age, IL was shown yesterday in the
December issue of the Federal Re-
serve Board bulletin. =
The bulletin gave a countrywide
survey of the building. situation in
a series of reports from all impor-
tant districts of the country.
Despite cuts ranging from rs to
40 per cent in prices of lumber and
building materials there is so far no
evidence of a revival of activity in
the lumber industry" the bulletin
showed.
This means continuance of crowded
and sometimes insanftary dwelling
conditions throughout the country,
II was concluded. Some months ago
one official of the United States
Housing Corporation estimated the
country was 5,o00.o 900 structures be-
hind its normal building program
There has been little change in the
general situation since that time,
the. Federal Reserve Boards re-
ports indicate.
Mills Far Below Normal.
Lumber mills in many sections
in October were running more than
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24

30 per cent below normal capacity.
In Boston and other sections many
mills were reported closed.
Other reports showed the number
and value of building permits have
fallen OF in most localities, espe-
ciaiIy in comparison with cores
ponding periods OF 1919. Little
building was accomplished in 1919.
Some reports OF permits issued by
districts as given by the Federal
Reserve Board are:
Massachusetts, So cities, 27.3 de-
crease from September to October.
New York and Northern New Jer-
sey, 100000 decrease in October.
as compared with september. 2 -
Philadelphia. SO per cent decrease
in October. 1890. as compared WITH
October. 1919. ,,...
Cleveland. aproximately SO per
cent decrease during the year.
Richmond and other Virginia
cities, decrease of AZ per cent in
Chicago and ss neishbortns cities.
so per cent decrease shown in all
but five cities, which reported in.
creases for the year. Like reports
were received from 81 Louis and
most cities throughout the West
and South. 49,.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
ESTIMATESDATA
ON 1921 COTTON
State Department Assemblies
Probable Foreign Demands
In Reply to Senate.

Estimates of probable foreign
demands for American cotton for
year ending August, 1921. are un-
certain in all countries and impos-
sible in many, according to reports
of consuls received by the Senate
yesterday. The State Department
attempted to assemble this fnforma-
tion in response to a Senate resolu-
ton. Among the reports were:
England : Definite prediction i'm
possible. but improved conditions
indicated.
Japan = Very uncertsin, but per-
haps demand. for 52s,oS to 500, ,ooo
bales American cotton.-tr
France-Rapid recovery of cotton
manufacturing industry, and prob
able demand for 100000 to 100000
Austria-No Prediction.
Germany Onesthird to one-half
the. spindles at work. and possible
demand for 100000 or 100000 bales.
Belgium-Perhaps 1875, 600 to I5o,-
900 bales IL price of Indian cotton
does notSdeciine. ~
Enthusiastically Increased de-
mahd in order to supply Germany
with Holland made goods. So:
Mexico-No imports of raw cot
ton needed ~ .is.ff II
Portugal-Brazil competition may
reduce demand for American cotton.
No eeneral synopsis Of conditions
was attempted by the state Depart
'ment.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-24
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23.-But.
ter firm. The quotations.: Fresh
solid-packed creamery. fancy. high
scoring. 5Sa60c; extras. SIC: extra
nrsts. 55a56c: firsts, 4la49c; seconds
35a4Oc; sweet creamery, choice 70
fancy. 5Oa61c; fair to good, 4Sa5Sc;
fancy brands of nearby prints, job
bling at 66a6Sc. and fair to choice
at 53a65c.
Eggs lower. Quotations: Nearby
firsts. 7Sa75c dozen: current re-
ceipts. Tic; Western extra firsts, la
74c; firsts, 6Sa70c; fancy candled
fresh eggs. jobbing. s5as6, and fair
to choice, 1TaS4c.
Cheese-Quiet and barely steady.
Quotations: n. Y, whole-milk fats,
fancy. held. 27a27kc: fair to good,
held, 25a27c: fancy fresh. 24ha25c;
common to fair. 22a24c; Longhorns,
held. 27c; fresh. 261sa27hc; Single
Daisies, held, 26a27c; fresh. 25a26c;
jobbing sales of fancy goods, 30a31c.
Live Poultry-Fowls. fancy, heavy,
s5aS6c; medium. 32a34c: small aud
inferior, 2sa30c. White Leghorn
fowls, 26a2sc. Spring chickens,
roasting. stock. fancy, weighing 4
lbs. and over apiece. 32a34c. Spring
chickens, ordinary. 2sa3oc. White
LeEhorn chickens. 26a2sc. Old Roost-
ers, 20a21c. Turkeys, fancy, 45a50c;
ordinary. 35a4ec. Ducks. choice. ga
sac; Museovy 24a2sc. Geese. 26a31c.
Pigeons, pair. 40a45c- Guineas,
young. pair. weighing TX lbs. and
over apiece. e0ca$1: smaller sizes,
soas0c; old. pair. 60a70c.
Dressed Poultry-TYrkeys. spring,
fancy, Del. and Md, 60a63c; Va. and
w. Va 56a5Sc: Western, dry-packed.
55a57c; Western. ice-packed, 50a51c;
fair to good. 35a45c- Fowls, fresh
killed. dry-picked. in boxes. weighs
ing Has lbs. and over apiece. acc;
A lbs, 35c; 81 lbs, 31a32c; . lbs, %
a30c: in bbls., dry-picked, 4a5- lbs.
apiece, dry-packed. 33a34c; 4a5 lbs.
apiece. iced, 31a32c: az lbs, 27a3ec;
. lbs and under, 24a2Sc. Roasting
chickens. Western, dry-packed, in
boxes. 41za5 lbr and over apiece. 37a
3sc: 4 lbs, 34a3ec; 31z lbs, 31a32c;
iced. in bbls.. 4a5 lbs. and over
apiece. 3Ia32c; 3z lbs apiece. 2sa
soc Fryers. Western, iced. lbs.
apiece. 2sa2ic. Broiiers, western.
dry-picked. 1Isa2 lbs. apiece, 43a45c;
smaller sizes, 41a42c; nearby, 1lka
2 lbs apiece, 45at7c: smaller sizes,
42a44c. Roasting chickens, nearby,
4a5 lbs and over apiece, 37a3sc.
Fryers. nearby. lbs. apiece. 30a32c.
Old roosters. dry-picked. Western,
Csc; Southern. 2Sa24c. Ducks, Wes-
tern. fancy. 3sa43c. Geese. Western.
34a3sc Guineas. pair. spring.. s1.25a
1.5o; old. soa9oc- $780, yss-ss