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The Redwood gazette., 1921-02-09
Notice.

Thursday, February II will be re-
pair day for De Laval separators and
all those having these machines are
asked to bring them in for inspection
by an expert who will be here for that
occasion. No charge for anything ex-
cept new parts. This is the opportuni--
ty many of you have been looking for
w. T. Wilcox. 3O-2tsi
The Redwood gazette., 1921-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Duncan of. Mil
roy attended the Woman's Club ban
quet at Hotel Ramsey, Monday even--
ing. .@Aa4 40
Prayer meeting in the Methodist
Church will be held in the parlors of
the Church, Thursday evening instead
of in the homes where it has been OBJ
served for the past two weeks. Off
cial board meeting will be held imme-
diately following the prayer service.
The Redwood gazette., 1921-02-09
Auction Dates of
ID. L. Crimmins

The following are the auction dates
for D. L. Crimmins:
The Redwood gazette., 1921-02-09
Sale Dates of
C.. c.. CrOcker

c.. C. Crocker is dated for the fol-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
TRADE UNCERTAIN ]
THROUGHOUT WEST.
Mail Order Houses Show rre.
mendous Shrinkage In Busi.
ness Last Month

Chicago, Feb. 5.-Defnite irdic,.
tions of general Improvement in bus;
ness conditions in the West arc st;u
lacking, and there Is still unuuestio,'
ably much uncertainty In regard To tho
outlook. Some Wholesale houses reno,t
q satisfactory and encouraging brondon
Ing Of the trade In dry goods and roa
eral merchandise, with greater cons
dence in buying for spring needs. How,
ever, all the testimony IN this direction
Is not favorable, and In many sect;ons
the retail trade, which il reflected IN
the demand at Wholesale centers. sbor,
comparatively little Improvement oNS
collections leave much to bo desired IL
the way of promptness. in spite OF .Sa
efforts Of banks to hasten settlements
Liquidation OF farm commodities =,
desultory. There has been good desi
of corn sold from some sections, 90
pecially in Iowa and Nebraska. hut a.,
deliveries from other sections arc ' s,n, m
limited. The country continues N mor'
ket livestock freely, which il incrpns;n,
the money in circulation in many com.
try districts.
Apparently, the general policy o,
wholesalers is to keep an unobstruc+ej
flow of goods along the entire line IA
W TtISumt 1ull N0OnpMy
operations as soon as possible Tor
this reason il Is not believed that ,be,s
will be any tendency to advance prica,
following a normal increase in the Ge.
mand.
Automobile trade reports show n,
great improvement except in n fcw
Instances, and the stagnation general
in building lines is holding back nros
ress toward complete recovery. An.
other indication OF still reduced buvins
demand is the mail order business IN.
two leading mail order houses Of m.
West showed a tremendous shrinknr.
in business compared to year ago for
January. Part Of this Represented
lower values. but sales also were smaller
than in December.
Chicago rates on money were nor
cent for commercial and over the conn
ter loans, brokers loans Z TO s per
cont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
stocks GAIN under.
LIMITED OFFERINGS.
Moderate Demand Sufficient to
Cause Substantial Advances
in Leaders

New York. Feb. 5.-Thp stock mar
ket this morning continued, with q
degree Of briskness, it's advance of yes.
terday, The supply Of stocks, which
has boon becoming more scaut after
recent bear attacks, was reflected in n
scarcity Of offerings around previously
prevailing prices Accordingly, a mod
crate demand was sufficient TO cause
substantial gains in all the leading is
sues.
The ccppers, IN response 10 the an
nounccment that the financial details
Of the plan TO remove the surplus supply
Of the metal from the market had all
but been completed. fr1ucd apprcciahly.
chile was the leader in this movement
and advanced nearly full point.
The strels we're also well bought.
United Statcs Steel. on n few pur.
chascS. moved up ~ 10 SOY, md thcr
held atcsdy around So Cruciblc crept
up nearly n point and the other indie
pe1dentS registered fractional gains
General Asphalt was on the Defensive
at all times and was unable TO nuintain
consistently any advance above its
oren.ng. Mexican Petroleum, on the
other hand, which has been subjected to
the same kind Of pressure during the
week, rose more than IA. Tho other
oils were irregular.
Much interest Ccnters in the weekly
bank statements that will bp issued
today It Is thought these will throw
some light on the action Of call money
during the last week. The impression
prevails that funds will be availsblc
next week at around : per cent.
Tighter money. continued industrial
unspttlomcnt and poor railway earnings
were among the principal factors which
played into the hands Of the shorts in
rho stock market this week, prices
gradually fnIhug on nominal dealings.
There was q partial rally in the later
trading. but sentiment in profes
sionai IUartrrs remained bearish. u
feeling based on the belief that economic
conditions favored further readjustment.
Oils we're the outstanding features,
those issues being influenced by the
pronounced change in the industry, as
seen in the countrywide reduction OF
prices for raw and refined products.
St"cls equipments aud the many spe-
cialtScs which follow in their train de .
noted the disappointment felt in t-ade
circles at the back Of buying power, and
shipping made further concessions 10
lower freight rates.
The investment market Was almost
the only reassur!ng feature. new under
writings. chiefly Of domestic muntci
palitiCs. being readily absorbed. albeit
ut unusually attractive interest yields.
Recent spectacular advances in for
eiED exchange were not su>ta ned, that
market falling into Il QuiesCent state
pending definite developments in the
claims OF the Allies against Germany.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. Feb. 5.--Cottoh was con
tive list opening to 13 points higher.
followed by further upturns on week
siderably steader this morning. the ac-
end covering partly based on an idea
that liverpool would respond next Mon
day TO the abatement Of the excess
profits tax in Great Britain. FirmneAs
in s"curities and steRdiness in foreign
cNrhGnSoS also aided the movement NJ
ward, AZ the end Of the first fifteen
minutes prices were about % points over
the close last night.
Covering for over the week end con
tnucd on moderately active scale dur
ing the first hour. There also was con
siderable foreign demand, both from,
Liverpool and the Far East Price,
showed gains Of % to 30 points at III,
best level, reacting slightly early in Tho
/ second hour on reports that consider
able cotton was being shipped from
Texas points for New York contrac
! delivery.
! Ih" ttrmcr southwestern basis wa
said 10 he duo to purchases for shin
mcnt to New York. Ocean freight mcI
SAID there was no indication Of cxpor
shipment for some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
INTEREST LACKING
on LOCAL CHANCE
Buffalo and SuSqueh0nna Sac
rifces Three Points on
Odd-Lot Sale

5~or or thr,a noints in an odd lot
...S - rrTai, and Huaoyphannn pre-
,nrrcd ending TINT issue to Is. was
abor+ +ho oniv thing tina. stood out
o,,,irnrt'y in todny'4 session on the
lrra, cychonCp BUSINESS opcnod dui'
,y',r ~, few sa'c, confined T. the usual
.u,n,.,., and price changes being Of the
80 o',,.. frort.n~. Tho marker was
without Iu,in,, ,rnrd md transactions
WOW, ..q-ri.J ON ,u .'r most JaSultOry
mul.uer
PLjIadol,hla Elryrri' gained an eighth
ny, Tcrv srn@r r,rroycr and American
S.,r.s ,,..,L ro7rI.cl IN LnIf Aside
f-..,, +h.Sa is,cs flcro was N,tle that
,,,,,... ,r.., ,Ic ,,,,,unrqrrr Of strength
e~l ,..., az -hn stocks Sold vo,Da;ncd
,,,,lI.a,.c..i or ,yor, Iny,.cr
P.n%- rnnn...no ,he Icr.arcy IN stocks
,rI ,o,l or prrrsvIvnnio 6I,,s con.
,,r,,rI ;, ni,rarr .,,,,.r ,Ttcnt;,r nnr
G,.r.,.,,l g., n.,l.rh frou l.si rfoI,'s
cr,..n 49, Oul, phiIodolDhio Elnrtri,,
i,., =, ,yern .'3,iloriy yr6k ,Yrri,,rina
m q. lI..I, ~ 1000
r.. rn.o, .,,,l;nt ,yos dregc,. aryoir
,,.,,, .,,I yi,,.,,,,,,,,.j L,',r
..,.,..,. ,,nrii,,,, ,',,-,,.l ~" =,
..,...... r.,o ,,.r, ,I1,o o,,,,, ,or,,o
..,..,,'of , ~, ~, ,h,,.,,
.i,,,, =. r,,.,,,r..
;.,..',o. ,,,,ks H., ,n., ,,oi,y
I nj ,l:s; s":''
.o, I
~ ,r,., -, .I.o ,,,r, = .%o ,,,,I,
.''N 'rr .,a, ,'nD
,'' ''' ''., ..,tI ~ i'-u'I
81 ,,,,5i,.t - r.nii. .or,ori,o1
.'...s. y "' ~, ~ ,"'Ir
wal" I' L,,.,l... , ~.
~ L',', r,,..,,o,,t l. ,'.:a
,rii mot .tart rntI StnrL,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
stocks ON CURB
FIRM TO Strong
Mining Group Center Of Inter.
est-lndustriaIs Hold-No
Change in Oil

New York, Feb. 1.-The market on
the Broad Street Curb showed firm to
strong tone in today's trading, Inter
Rubber again becoming prominent,
starting at 12iA and advancing to 1874
on large trading.
The mining group also attracted at
tention, the chief feature In that group
being Goldheld Florence, which ad-
vanced to 44c, or almost three times
the price prevailing few weeks ago.
Boston Montana was also active and
strong and there was a good demand for
many issues at advancing prices.
Industrials were firm. Car Light
sold at 3 and 3jS and Durant was at
It's high level of 1SM. United States
Steamship and United States Ship Cor
poration both showed a heavy tone and
failed to recover yesterdays losses.
United Retail Candy, after selling al
S& yesterday, was In supply, declining
to 81. Indian Packing, on few
sales. dropped from 31a to 3A.
There was no important change in
the oil group, Anglo American selling
at 1875 and Inter Petroleum was traded
in at 15ts and 15&. The medium
priced issues were generally unchanged
JNnU9TRJAI,S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Fob. 5.-Tradc in wheat thi,
morning va, light and the marker was
irr"guIar, Local operators held off
pending further developments. One
prominent trCder wHs free seller, put.
ting out n line recently covered. Pre-
dirtlonS by Senator Pcnrosc that the
emergency tariff bill would be passpd
next week bad littlc influence, as it was
generally believed that the President
would promptly veto the measure. Prices
at Argentina moved up 1hc to 2c at
ne cloHc yesterday. There was no evi O..
dencc Of demand for export here.
March opened at $l.53 to Sl.52l%.
against 81 .52ai at the close ycstcrdnv
and later sold at $1,J3A. May started
ut Sl.4i to $l,44H, against 81 .444 at
III" end yesterday, and after touching
81 43& recovered the loss.
Changes in corn were small. DcnI-
ings were light and mixed. May started
at 60 isc TO Csc, against or Isc at the
| close Yesterday July opened at GG7sc "a
66Ar. against GGTsc Mt the end ycStcr
/ day.
Oats were a little frmcr. Shorts
Uought May. Commission houses were
moderate sellers. May opened at i1Iar
to il@sc, against 4las at the end yes
terday, July opened hc higher al
i2",", and later sold at 42Mc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

BEilIfmtiss SSffY Wsfra cSMrASY
0kEfCE OF nET1tIEHEM CITY ~
Bethlehem. u, Jannar.

bttnlonefn. Ia, JunMhfy - lg--' -.
. Enttce iH hereby given 20 the holdsi .SI
e9lders OF all the outstanding bonds ot tue
nethiehsm City Water Company, o. ths Va y
sus known es First Mortgage o5c tp'u
bonds oesrtne date Septembsr !, a. ~. 30
iglt, secured TO be paid by Trust Dse99 99-,Vy ~
water compsny 10 i. y. wil6ut Trust Com
ard recor5sd IN the 6f'9es Ci the RgeoLdsT,'
ot Deeds in Northampton County, Pennsyl,
ysnis. on October 30, Iela, IN ,M9TIts M9TtsssFfU In
Ho9k Volume Number 2i6, Poge hkI
Lshish County on octcber 2s. iaalA' " HSs SeEs
fafe Book Volume Number lO3, a{
lVe. that In pursuance OF the proNisl9hS
said Trust Deed or Mortshge ana ot, ,T5enp
hQnds, and in accordance with a kes'lHnHS1t 20
% the Board Of Directors. each ana az hIl,. ~.
tho outstaudins bonds Of ths foregoing !SS ~, NO
81 bonds have besn duly drawn tOT r'lssnIrn5
iptsrsa to lie date Of redemption, and ar. ar.
.s he % rss day a 81 q I%igs IargR. D. igSi gSSi 4!
trust Company Fourth stree, ard nTG%a. va.
way, in tho cay OF Bethlehem, Pennsg.N,ss
Ma, and that Interest upon Hatd bono .,sSngs
nnd each and every o. the OutstlndnE a.,
thereof will cease from and bttcr the h's'
BEThf,EffisM Hsffh Z cry ~ 'WSEA'rEn coMgANT
BY NJ. p. cUlNS..
President.
Attest 4 y. MILLER
SrerAtarN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
BONDS
DROP IN BANK CLEARlNGS
Local Exchanges s.s Per Cent Be-
low Same Week LAST Year

For the fifth consecutive week local
bank clearing failed to come mp to the
fglrcs Of the same period last year. Ag-
gregatc exchanges of banks of the
Philadelphin Clearing House hssocin
ton were 1881 ,S37 1856, against $l1S,
73S .Si7 this week last year, or loss
of S.S per cent.
Decreases in the principal cities OF
the country ranged from 1.S per cent.
in Pittsburgh, to 1872 per cent in New
Orleans, with none Of the larger cen
tors showing n gain. Total clcarings OF
all the clearing houses in the United
Stotcs, IA compiled byth" Commercial
and Financial Chronicle. were $T,759,
504 ,O4l, compared with $9,14S,iT6,
493. or loss Of l5.2 per cent.
Comparisons follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
EASIESGMh Mnn rSLH9kaENN ~ sISKE1N f4 fr42Np noS5s

Under the provis,ons e the mortgage pro;
VIII se rcceiysJ until 3 o'clnch p W. FEB
ruary IS. 1921. ~ the oHl"e Of The Pennsy'
ysnts Company for I-au~nrG"s On fhT"s and
Cr1ntins NnnuiIss. Trustee for the sale O.,
= at the lowest pr.ce no. exceeding lo2 a7l
. pyarusd interest - as NAVY bonds us
f75 600 30 VIII ru"chasH. bonds - offered
shall be surrendered fOT -"a"n1gtior On Or
before March !, 1871. a ! tenders should 10
addressed 10 the U-dgrS gnst ~
THE PE$NSi ,VAAElA CCSFAEG
Aunuitlas Trustee.
S1T |hcstnu, street Fhila. re
Tenders for Sinking FUND Easts'n Frtro sum
Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
GUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New Yorlc Fob. 6.--BUFTER---Firn! lI".
es,ptq 6OfG tubs Creamery, Eigher thhn
CTtrns. +G'! 5I7c; creamery, extras Js2
score 48c. creamery, lrstS tss to VI score.
4Idf45c. packing stOoks. current maha' 40.
EGGg-..Wcaw. Receipts, l3,40i CafG,s,
srcd Orsts 46847ci STATE, PcnRkylNania
ana nearly western henncry wh'tyS nr1'S Soo 70
40 gathersd browns and mivCd colors hrsts
TO eTr9s q 30c Fefrser%1I[2T' ,W1s ,fWS$ 4SG SS,s.
state, Whole milk fats. hrld, 6pecills 90 J
90; do, average run. 2+@2S HGss s;4tSS: "hC.o
milk dlts, rIesh Fcensals. 2"H %soe' 90
average run g@nG3h c,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
TIE IETIGu COAL AND SAYIGNTiOS
COMPANY FUNDING y IMPROVEMENT


Under the provis.onG " the TOr'EuCa,
,.a's6 PROPOSALS aiN g., -ocolve1 .r~ account
q ths Sinking Fund unit! 3 O'Clock. ,. m.
February J. ls2i ~ n" onlce .; - an4cr. der
est price. less than lN5 and n:crued iuteres'.
OF as many Of the above bonds A. 81. ll5"
Tenders should hs lrdo-trG "P-ooosala
for sale Of honds u rhc Lerigh Coal and
Navigation Company and addressed TO
TIE PRNNlDEET LIFE { trust
COMPANY pT FHILNDELnliiA.T Trustee.
ASA : WING. President.
soa Chestru, street. phNadc'phia. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Refined Sugar Market UNCHANGED

N0w IOrh, Feb, 6,--Tha refined gugar
market Is unchanged. The raw sugar
market Is moderately active, sales YES
terday including $4,000 bags Cubas for
Ehipment next week at S%c cost and
3 NC. cost and freight, 10 local reflner ;
10000 bags Cubas at 3Fsc prompt ship
msnt 20 an operator, Importations con
visited of 177oO bags Cuhas 10 the
Warner ca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
HTODDEIIS
"RUY IT TUOM TuE NAVY"
SAIE NY THE SNNY DEPARTMENT %
PENCILS iNFM INCESSj DN
V'HJJRf ANY IA ilgI

There viii N 500 " L"IT"0 VrON0na- ~
hs opsned at tho Board OF Survey AOrra3aat
EsbruaTy IN. i02l:
Ib 600 gross Onor" Or 'eEsI Fencrls 'erd
.aasTaI writing win and without iui,b..r
fsnsson snd round, Nos. T. 3 erd 4.
ronnufactured by American f,ead P"ncl 90
"TfgIs nalcrie9s. Z l2oa.cga, = H. -, -" Sa;.
S"sSious n"RiS 10 tho sale upon application To- rhs
suppiy Oaicers a. lh"zr u.Rces or .plpp .s
nsSS ne seen upuu uPpliCa 10 tho !SaIIior
Nsnbsr Board or Survey. Appraisal ant
aaIe Navy YRrd, Boston. Murs. Cata!DgIe
"a Sale and further Information may b
,b,aIned hy return mHil upon UPpicat ton tC
ths Boatd OF survey AUpraisnl and Sale
yf,n5inr 10 NnyN IHfu EuEi0n Mara.
"N'''" ICSEpUrS DA%IEf s.
Secretary ~ tho Narg-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Prices Steady on Paris eours.

Paris, Feb, 5,--Pricea were steady q,
the B2Mrso today Three per cent
rentes h8 fr. zoe: exchange on London
IS fr. 75o; per cent loan "a r. 'pE,' SE"
Tho dollar WAS quoted at ii fr. 2ic ''N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

" PhNaleIpIn. TsUulrv -, lD9l
The stated an74s. ln"e,'nF = ,tas stock
a65-33i CErs,nW.. Sr~.rt Phi ,d1'nnia
on TUESDAY. february 3. i02l. ar !: o'clo"S
yrUon fDr the g4~c'luT ~ Rg,rd ut d.
reCtors f"r 'te "GBU!uc yeIr. RnJ fer Lns
, Sansacrioa II such 0.lnv Lub'ucis ~ may
Re brouSh, before hem.
JOSEPH I.MOUGIS So,vc,a-Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Reserv. increases s6.221,e2o; Loans
Higher; Deposits Oh

New York, Feb. 5.--Thc actual CON
dition Of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold $l5,097 ,OIO reserve in excess of
legal requirements. This is an increase
Of $622l 020 from last week. Loans
Increased 50 ,0S5 900 and deposits, both
time and demand we're lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
BAR SILVER

Domestic bar silver was uncbanrod
al 99isc, IN New York today; fore1gI''
6Oc, unchanged. In LOndcu tho nrlcn
was unalterCd at 3GHd ~ ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Michigan Sugar Reduces pividsra

Chlcngo, FNb b--Tho MIohigau snc,r
60, has declared a qunrtcrly d,yiSe"G
OF l per ccIt payable March !, 10 stort
of record February 10, che last qua,
terry declaration was o. per cont ard
an 'y'ra "T = " PEI cont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
MoNEY.LENpING RATES

THrIH IFIIIN N--CHTT, Dor conf .
time per cent commercial paper,
three to six months, per cent
tNote -- These are merely nominal
quotations. as the legal rate OF interest
In the state OF Pennsylvania Ia fixed Il,
per cent Plus premiums and commisS
days, IL loaned at to ST. Der m,Dt
while commercial paper, from three ~
six months, is being offered at 10 IL
per cent? =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

N"w l"rH. t"'. - ')pgning ,aS ms u. .'I' JS
tor Orr q X hHns- ,l'-S lo,.a Cn,on,red
N.Sl t"n' d" 'o,'.'}s 0,.1, s,,sr,,ng CABLES
WITH \estsr41! "Na's GoSt ~ ''nS nSr,norcJ
"eF" - iHl HS''"LIl 80 -, Io"osP For
demand at the erd Yesterday, Franc
rables showed a gain OF II points AZ
7.oe and LIKE ~ 81 =, hlTG c,hiaS H''a and d
4 CI l.. f0r ,',rctq
Other GuJ'ltIor5 we're -eoo
Swiss cables l6Oo' cheCNs aaSS'VVS
GGhN"f 1ADl'5 "o'SO' |tSNNo - SE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Feb. 6.-HOGs-Estimated re.
ceIpt1 5000 head leftover, 0Slt, Asking
higher. few scattering sales steady to .,trOng.
with yeTeTdsy's average; Sl0.I5 paid for
2O0-pouud hogs. quality fairly good.
CATTl .E--Estimated receipts. 1000 head.
SHEEP-Estimated receipts. 1000 head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
NOTICE TO HOLDERS of
ERIE 1IGFTISG COMPANY

Fir.t MORTGAGE 5rt sinkinx Fund Bonds
Cader the terms of the ra2rtsaSe sealen
Proposals will Nc raceiyed unti, y. M
for the sale ot as man" Of sait hludS as
can b. purchased with the cum OF 49,, WI o.
~ tho lowest price not exceeding 100 avn
accrued Interest, All proposals should ne
aderesaei.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
Fer insurRnces on Livvs and GTsninE
Anuites, Trustee.
Bi7 Chestnut At. ph,ia. Pa.
Proposals for sinking Fund Ere LlEht-
ing Co"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

LoND0H--Mon"y is quoted al : rar
cent Discount rates, short and three
months bills. So per cent "''c'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

me ANIMAL. srrtrlEI Of ,., Stu. -
servo three ',ar- .,,sl "a" .n.a,,,- y
gnrve i've wear VII beg 'r'l u. 'h- A.id.luv
February eth. ~ t'rrr o'c!o"k.
JIION hEuHWNN NEcTs ..~r,tn-~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

Tnst st. Louis, III Feh. 6.-CATTLE-
Reoclpts. aSQ head. No trading today Mar
lower: Gamers. go to 500 lower; bulls, 50c
lower: vealers, $3.50 to t2 lower; stoclors
ard feeders. SOC 70 75c ower.
TOGS-Receipta 1000 head. Fairly ac-
two and steady ia, lOc hiFhor than ycE.er-
days average; light butcherB l0c to lie
i.ghts and MEDIUMS, 50 OOde l6s5& packer
aows and .piGs steady; quality good heavies
mot moved.
~ sIIEEp- Receipts, none, No market to-
and yeertngs. 81 10 sl,25 loweri ewes SOC
10 7Jc lower,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

RsseiT,s ' ~ 6saG; 49g 81! seiys2NsadiPts H!daiF
daGs 9HssoHfScSSs m,s5d sSGo s,deGSS* eG* 'SS4E &oE
:sTs 81 Io;iSS SS% n3Cj j'sht do .sgda ggs
SHGEP AND LAMBS--Rocelpts 400.
head; alow. Lambs ;Nni0; f"N. $3.50
others unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Pitt sburgh. Feb. D. - HOGS - Receipts
heavy and light yorkers. l18ll.26; plgs
rost st. Louis. III. Feb 5.-CAT.

EHEEP AND IaAAIBS--Receipts, 800 head
Steady. Top sheep, So 90; top lambs. $40.
CAI.VES-Rcccipts. 100 head. Lower.
Ton Sl4. 30.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

-, po,al. S6,li3,ooO, compared with SIo
500, Si@. UD1. " "''"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-23
NEWFANE.

Mrs. Julia johnson of Marlboro is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A. Carpen-
ter, for short time.
Mrs. Abbie Morse spent the week
end with Miss Flora johnson and Mrs.
Della I. kenney in BrattlebOrO.
Leo Grout and Marshall Cherrie are
home from the agricultural school at
randolph for the summer vacation.
George Batchelder of Easthampton
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Batchelder.
J. H. Underwood and Arthur Amsden
have gone to Putney and are engaged
in supplying lumber for the Last Block
Co. in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Arthur Amsden is away for a
return she will help at the Newfane Inn
through the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt have re-
turned from an automobile trip to Bur
lington and Colchester, Canada, where
they visited relatives of Mrs. Pratt.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Jacobs and daugh-
ter of Guilford, Mrs A. NJ. Babcock of
Randolph Center and Miss Ethel Edison
of Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs
George Foster Friday.
". c. BalIoU returned Sunday from
a few days visit in Burlington accom-
panied by Mrs. Viola Lyman, wife oil
DR.. VIII Lyman, a sister of Mrs. Ballou
and former resident of Newfane.
Warren Chaplin and Miss Irene Cha
pin, called on their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H a. CARPENTER, Monday, on
their way from Manchester to Chicopel
Falls, and left for their home on
Wednesday.
Miss Maude Railway was home for
the weekend and Miss Martha Parme
lee of South Vernon and Miss Annie
Roadway of Brattleboro have been guests
during the past week of Mrs. Georgia
Railway.
the past Two weeks, having taken her