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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-01-04

Total. al................$ 1,|U4,U3O.os
The hail department gave the state
auditors office large number OF
claims on the last day but Mr.. kOsitz-
ky declares that if there was any in
tention of trying to use this politically
it failed, as his records show that war
rants had been issued for practically
all counties up to the last week. The
following counties were certified Dec.
81, Divide, Emmons, Bowman, Botti-
neau, Billings. Dunn. Burleigh, Burke,
Dickey, Cavalier, Cass; Dec. 2S, Eos
ter, Eddy; Dec %, Griggs; Dec. 49,
Kidder, Hettinger; Dec. "a, Grant, La
Moure. Grand Forks.
The following counties had not been
certified for payment when kOsitzky
went out of office: Adams, Barnes
and Benson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-01-04
HAS DETECTIVE

Doom, Holland. Jan. 4.-The for
mer German Emperor William, has
personally engaged a private detec-
tive to keep an eye on strangers in
the village of Doom. This is in ad-
dition to the state police who guard
the House of Doom, his new home.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

Aniie f Bush to Soren S. Peter
son, lots 3, 10, II, blk %, Pullman
$1,000. iEtFf
Minnie A. Huffman Brandon tC
Ernest A Huffman, sh neg and lot
., 1-19-45, 81
Sarah r. Huffman TO Ernest A
Huffman, sh neq and lots / 2, in
1-19-45, 81.
Affidavits
d. T. Staley to The Public, vel
acquainted with and knows location
of certain property in Pullman.
Mortgages
Eugene Rice 20 Farm Mortgage
Sec. Co., VIII swq 11-15-44, $4,000
Anna Chamberlin to First Savings
G. Trust bank, Colfax, VIII 21-15-42
$500
Christian Kleweno to John f
Stubbe, pit. secs 80 and 81 in 1912
(ex), $l3,S73.
Ed. Z. Kruger TO Union Trust
Co., pit secs 2. 8, in 15-42 and pit 3d.
1912, $4,000.
Robert C. Lankey to Albert H.
Lanky, pit 2O-16-44 (ex), $1,000.
Jas. H. Mccoy to Guy McReynolds,
tract pit 22-19-44, $4,000.
p A. Mason and David Carlin to
Potlatch Lumber CO., lots Z, 8, blk
4. Spencer's add, Thornton. $3.50.
Soren S. Peterson to David N,
Bush, lots 8, 10, II, blk %, Pull
man, 5000.
Nels Moo to Farmers & Merchants
bank, Maiden, live stock, implements,
auto, $500.
C. NJ. Lewis to B. c. Leonard, live
stock, implements, crop 1922, swq
11-19-45, 500.
H. r. Flaiz to II. N. Clemmens,
live stock, $500.
Alfred ]. Hill to Farmers State
bank, Sprague. live stock, imple-
ments, $500.
Edw. j. Fallon to Cotton State
bank, live stock, implements, part
crop, part 17-13-46, $4,000.
Assignments
Marion Freeman to Frank r. Free
man, real mtge, Asaph O, Kruger,
$3.50.
Vermont Loan & Trust Co. to the
Prudential Ins. Co. of America, real
ii1SN, = II 'JVU.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Washington Water Power Co. to
Roy Laird, washing machine, $205.
Washington Water Power Co. to
Geo. Lamb, range, $110.
Baker Motor Co. to H. E. Tyler,
auto, $282.
Baker Motor Co. to f. f. Van
Fleet, auto, $3.50.
Sherman Clay Co. to Mrs. c. v.
Smith, piano. $685..
Sherman Clay Co. to Louise Doug
lass, piano, 500.
Sherman Clay Co. to H. e. Doug
las, Victrola, $160.
F. w. Whitmore Co. to Arthur
Mamau, range, couch, etc, $40.
F. w. Whitmore Co. to Mrs. c. B.
Millin, bed, mattress, $74.
Spokane Chandler Co. to r. n.
j Johnston, auto, $1,000.
Robt. Neill to C. E. VanGorder,
$165.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
OCTOBER 25. 1921
Letters of Administration

In the matter of the estate of Jen-
ME f. Cannon, deceased, and com
munity estate of Jennie f. Cannon
and A. NJ Cannon.
Order
j. V. Rea VS.. Farmers Grain &
Supply Co, appointing receiver.
Lease
Between VIM. Moeller to Henry
Biernback, two-thirds crops grain
and hay 1921, pit Secs "a and % in
1888, $4,000.
Deeds
S. II. Riggs to l.. r. Brookway and
Geo w. Range, one-third lots l, 2,
3, 4, 5, blk 5, Rosalia, $500.
L. T. Brockway to S. H. Riggs,
lots | to ), blk ), Rosalia, $500.
otto H. Felt to Geo. H. Schlegel,
lots l to ), blk ), Rosalia, 81.
Ruth NJ. Wells ct al. to Geo. II
Schlegel, lot 3, blk ). Rosalia, 81.
C. NJ Heater to Oscar T. Just pt
lot ,, McGee's subdivision, lots / and
> of 5-i4-45, $3.50.
James f. Lindsay to Ruth Lind
say Crowley and Daniel James Crow
ley, lot 8, McGees Subdivision of lots
1 and of 5-14-45, 500.
Mortgages
H. A. Newton to Colfax st. Bank
| live stock, farm implements, crops
grain and hay 1922, nh 23-15-42
| $4,000.
Emil Johnson to Farmers Nat
Bank, ColfaX, nwq 32-19-44 anC
tract in 32-19-44, $4,000.
Tandy H. Blair to Commercial
State Bank, Oakesdale. tracts pit Sec
24-1S-44 and tract in 25-19-44
$500.
Geo. V. Krous to G. W. Hall, two
thirds crops pit 20-19-43, $4,000.
Geo. X Bafus 10 Matte II. Miller
live stock, farm implements, 50 acre
to be grown VIII seq 251S-41, $1100
F. Osterberg and ]. A. Osterberi
to Albion State Bank, live stock
farm implements, auto, lumber
S535S.
Releases
| Reuben Born to Geo. Bafus, chat
mtge, $2067.
Reuben Born to Geo. Bafus, GRO
mtee. $2067.
John Bafus to Ed. f. Kruegel
real mtge, $500.
Assignment
B. f. Jackson to Sarah r. Jacb
son. real mortgage. Ed f. Kruger
$4,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

pit lot 81 blk o. sis4O :-s--... -
Farmers Union Co. of Palouso .
Farmers Natl Bank, Palousa 70
mousse, machinery, etc, $40. 900 're
A. o. Hampton to Citizens 81
> SANK IeKoa, live stock, farm ii5nIs s'
ments, crops 1922 and summar PaS
low pit 24-44-6, $4,000. ial-
Geo McDougal to Bank Of w,
mona, crops and summer 1fal1or
1922 pit 6-16-39, $685. "''o"'
y. M. Littleton to Commercia, G.
Bank, Oakesdale, live stock for @s
implements, $3.50. farm
Continued on page ninel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

Mrs. Katie ochs to o. H, Bartle-
son, lots and 6, blk -, Pullman,
$500.
r. E. Moore and J d. Walker to
j. d. Walker, lot 6, blk 3, Lombard s
add, Tekoas $3.50. n ~
Mortgages
Clara J. Follis to Farmers State
Bank st. John, Ell seq 15-1S-42,
$500.
E. E. Sherfey to Federal Land
Bank, pit 31-16-44 and pit 36-16-44
and pit 36-16-43, except, $4,000.
Carl Ragsdale to w. c. Johnson,
fixtures, stock of goods, etc. store,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
OCTOBER "a, 1921
Deeds

F. Z, Sanger to jeanette V. San
ger, lots Z, 8, blk Is, Reaney's Sec
ond add, Pullman, S.
w. S. Thornber to jeanette V.
Sanger, lots Z, s, blk Is, Reaney' S
Second add, Pullman, $1,000.
VIM. p. Sullivan and Katherine
Giezentanner to David c. Sullivan,
lots 10, II, blk 5, Perkins & Pres
colts Riverside add, Colfax, 81.
r. Fl. Hutchinson to Robt. McNeilly,
tract 35-18-42, $4,000
j. l.. Thayler to Lola Dephew, lot
IA, blk 3, College Park, Pullman,
$3.50.
w. p Gale to Guy McReynolds
lot a blk II, Oakesdale and one
third of lots 10, II, IL, blk II
Oakesdale, $500.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
Mortrngrs

mortgages $751;
Anna L. Taylor to First Savings G.
Trust bank, Colfax, nwq 30-16-43,
$500, -
Jeanette V, Sanger to w. S. Thorn.
Der. lots z, s, blk 10, Reaneys Sec
ond add, Pullman, $100
Jeanette v Sanger to A. r. Mott
ingham, lots Z, s. blk 5, Reaney's
Second add, Pullman, $4,000.
Carl A. Grief TO Federal Laud
bank, Spokane, eh 32-13-46 (ex)
$4,000.
Jas. F. Cochran to Pullman Saw
ings & Loan Assn. lots 5. 6, blk IL.
Fairs add Pullman, $3.50.
Chas Homer Johnson and T. n.
Dngle TO NJ. A. Sherman, live stock,
implements, two-thirds crop 1922.
pit 12-lS-2l, $2S04.
r. II. Thompson to Elberton State
bank, two-thirds crop, live stock,
implements, $3124.
S. w. Hume to Elberton State
bank, live stock, harness, wagon,
500
w. o. Davis to EIberton State
bank, live stock, implements, $1115.
King H. Mustard to August Lid
well, crop 1922, pit secs l, 2, ~ in
1914, $1225.
J. A. Scott to First State bank.
Lacrosse, live stock, implements,
crop pit secs 8, 8, and two-thirds IT.
1910, S729S.
Oscar Schuman to First State
bank, Garfield, live stock. imple-
ments, two-thirds crop 1922 and '23,
pit secs 3. 6, in 1746 and all in So
1916.
A. j. Snyder to ]. A. Miller, live
stock, implements, $3.50.
Andrew Hansen to j. A Miller,
live stock, auto, $139.
j. l.. Hulett to Security State bank,
live stock, implements, $500.
Ray HORNE to Julie A. Korsborn,
live stock, implements, $945.
G. Brede to O. D. McKeehen, live
stock, implements, two-thirds crop,
Benewah county, $4,000.
Releases
NJ. A. Sherman to Chas Homer
Johnson and T. H. Dingle, chattel,
$2S04.
o d. McKeehen to c. Brede, chat
tel, $1,000.
Elberton State bank to w. O. Da-
Wis, chattel, Sl2I2.
VIM. P. Sullivan to David c. Sui |
liyan, lots -, 10, blk 3. Prescott e
Perkins Riverside add, ColfaX, 500. |
First State bank, Lacrosse, to O. |
G. Hutchens, chattel, $1400.
First State bank, Lacrosse, chat |
tel, $500.
Farmers State bank, Sprague, to
VIM. Keehner, chattel, $4S50.
]. P. Sorenson to j. L, Hulett, |
chattel, $1,000.
A. P. Murray to ]. A. Long, chat
tel, $500.
Lacrosse Motor Co. to Eugene
Lancaster, conditional bill of sale,
$5SS.
Assignments
Margaret F. Stovall to r. NJ. Ryan,
contract of sale, John Benson, s..
j. n. Scott to G. n. Myers, real
mtge, $4,000, S. w. Batty.
Farm Mtge. Sec. Co. to John
Hancock Mutual Life ms. Co., real
mtge, $4,000.
Declaration of Homestead
Mary f. Wynne to The Public,
tract lot and swq neg in 17-45.
Bills of Sale
Ed Hickey to John L. Goodfellow,
summer fallow, live stock, farm i'm
plements, hay, grain, $1,000.
Affidayits
A. D. Baum to The Public, well
acquainted with Anthony H. Grief.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Linville Bros to Mrs. c. B. Milf
kin. dresser and rug, $61.50.
hCSic IN |
w, Robinson, register, 1925.
Spokane Chandler Co. to Dr.. G.
B. Glizer, auto, $3.50.
Martin-Carter Implement Co. to
Peter Klavano, drag harrow, $50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed with the
County Auditor
OCTOBER %. 1921
Partial Releases


J. w Hooper to T. A. Howard,
tract 36-15-43, $4,000.
First Nat. bank, to j. w Hooper,
real mtge, T. A. Howard, $l0,500.
Releases
Linville Bros to VIM, Koehner,
chattel, $93S.
Linville Bros. to John w. Smith,
chattel. $4S5.
Linville Bros. to j. ?. Glorfield
chattel, $1462
Equitable Savings 4 Loan Assn.
to billiard P. Farthing, real mtge.,
$500.
Bank of Winona to T. J. Robinet,
real mtge, s..
Moscow State bank TO Jesse P.
Wedin, real mtge, sSS47.
Citizens State bank, Tekoa, to
Earl Hall, chattel, $500.
First National bank, St. John, to
Mark Stuart, chattel, $3.50.
First National bank, st. John, to
L. j. FARES, chattel, $1134.
Lacrosse Motor Co. to Forest
Martin, cond. bill of sale, 1858; to
Bryan Davidson, cond. bill of sale,
$772; to Fred Martin, cond bill of
sale, $3.50; to NJ. F. Davidson, cond.
bill of sale, $307; to w. j. Walker,
cond. bill of sale. $425; to H. w.
Daubert, cond. bill of sale, 1897; to
r. b. Prichett and John Carlson,
cond. bill of sale, $727; to Bryan
F, Davidson, cond. bill of sale, $3.50;
to E. H. Henley, cond. bill of sale
SYST to A. w. Rooney, cond bill
of sale, $256; to s V. Matlock; cond
bill of sale, 1923; to Fred Helm,
cond. bill of sale, $349; to NJ. F.
Davidson, chattel, SiS2; to w. j,
Walker, chattel, S225,
Security State bank, Lacrosse to
Geo. McDougal, chattel, $50.
Security State bank, Lacrosse, to
Joe Miller and Joe Schilligo, chattel,
$4,000
Security State bank, Lacrosse, to
Geo. McDougal. chattel, $500.
Security State bank, Lacrosse, to
c. Bennett chattel, 1880.
Security State bank, Lacrosse, to
Chris Bennett. chattel, $433.
Security State bank, Lacrosse, to
c. Bennett, chattel, 5000.
Ryan Harness Co. to John L.
Knapp, chattel. SIS.
Nat P. Ripley to Elizabeth Engle,
real mtge,, $4,000.
Cotton State bank to Edward ].
Fallon, chattel, $4,000.
w. A. Kirkland to d. d. Kerns,
chattel, $4,000.
w. A. Kirkland to D. D. Kerns,
chattel, $4,000.
Bills of Sale
S. S. Shugart to G. G. and J. L.
Shugart live stock, implements, etc,
$4,000.
John F. Imbler to Herbert f.
Imbler, auto, $3.50.
A, A. Guthrie to David D. Guthrie,
live stock, implements, etc, $23S6
Conditional Bills of Sale
Cram Bros, to R. Dobbins, auto,
500.
Nixon Kimmel Co. to Frank No
Ian and Harry Higgins, meter and
drill, $50.
Lacrosse Motor Co. to Gus Dep
ner, auto, 5000.
American Type Founders Co to
H. Nj. Cole, press with rollers. $497.
Falls City Cycle Co to Arnold
Harvey, motorcycle, S277.
Deeds
e. B. Thompson, county treasurer,
to Bankers Petroleum Oil Co., lots 2,
81, Simpson add, Garfield, SIS.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

= Lien @t'- 49,.
H. A. Newton VS.. Mrs. Lottie 1.
Needham, threshifg crops sh sh IA
15-42, $413.
Bill of Sale
f. Osterburg to j. A. Osterburg,
live stock, hay and grain, $4,000.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Martins Garage, Inc, to H. Per-
rim, auto, $3.50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

OCTOBER &c, 1921
Deeds
T. l.. Henderson to w. l.. Hender-
son, half int. pit Sec. 10-1S-39, 81.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

Sunday vi
Nj. and Mrs
aud Mrs. 10
nan, Earl n
Jesse Gray,
Amanda Tay
Mr.. and NJ
!, ,aylor spent
4,s, Hugh 4 |
/, Mr.. and NJ
sSa.nday at th|
v. H. Naffz|
a. Nh. and NJ
little Barbar,
~ ~ Sunday
Jug .. Mrs. Der
Mrs -,
''ss trip to d
Earl Naff,
%. .oae last we
"a months !
.rs. Ida TIA |
= Draper Mo
those -,
Wool last a'1
s.'A, Ella ri
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

Those
nor tardy
month wei
Nengelkan
Adam Bic
Wayne H
Audrey an
Brownlee,
othy. Snit.
absence an
Mr., Hall
to town w
Miss MAJ
iston.
Callers
were Mr.. a
and Mrs. 4
hengelkanl
Mr.. and
at the Gre,
Sam Brec
Royal stoc.
week.
Mr.. and \
at Mr., and \
day and for
called on NJ
IN town.
Mr.. and ]
moved to tn
house, silo,
'ae house is
Jim Pauls
With his plo
Mr.. and
russell DraI
uoon at Raw
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04

gins u
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4 days t |
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4 ter, St
the W.
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4 Mr.. 1 |
\ son, De
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home in
Mrs.
missiond
rian chu
day afte
C. A.
near Mo
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met thei
They re
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Come an
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and Dun
but mule
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Mr.. al
spent on
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Mr.. an
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there dur
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The Br
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children
joyed the
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work this
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23
ESCH GETS |. c. C.
RECESS NOMINATION
Harding Again Chooses Rail
Expert Whose Confirmation
La Toilette Blocked.
Special Despatch 70 THE NEW yoRx HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. O.. March 20.

President Harding gave recess APP
pointments to-day to John J. Esch OF
Wisconsin for membership on the Inter
state Commerce Commission and TO
Dwight Davis OF Missouri for member
ship on the War Finance Corporation.
Mr.. Esch. one Of the authors OF the
transportation act that bears his name,
was formerly member of the House
and was nominated for the commission
soon after President Harding went into
office, but confirmation was blocked by
Senator La Toilette.
Mr.. Davis is director OF the Security
Building Company. State National
Rank and Mortgage Trust Company OF
st. Louis. He is a Harvard graduate.
Mr.. Esch was born near Norwau<.
Monroe county. Wis, March 20. 1861,
of German parents. He is a graduate
of the State University at Madison,
and took his degree with the class
OF 1882. For three years following lie
\ engaged in teaching and the study OF
/ law. and in 1886 entered the law de-
\ partment of the State University and
was graduated the following year. Hc
then practiscd law in La Crosse. IN
\ 1883 he organized the Sparta Rifles.
i
Regiment Wisconsin National Guard,
and was commissioned a captain, re-
tanning this office until 1887.
Late in 1887 he removed to La Crosse,
where he assisted in the formation Of
Company NJ of the same regiment, be-
ing commissioned a first lieutenant and
later promoted to a captaincy. In Jan
uary. 1894. he was commissioned by
Gov W. H. UphaIn acting judge ad-
vocate general, with the rank OF
colonel. He held this office two years.
He was elected to Congress, as a
Republican. continuously during the last
twenty-five years. While in Congress he
was chairman OF the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
in which body the present Esch-Cum-
MINIS law originated at the next TO last
session of Congress. He Is recognized
as one Of the experts in Congress on
transportation questions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23
Bond Market sans Definite Trend

There was no definite trend to the
bond market yesterday. it's prices being
unsettled by cross currents which sent
some issues up and others down. Rail-
road bonds were inclined to heavines
the most notable declines in that group
being suffered By the Erie issues. Erie
prior lien As declined nearly . points,
and the convertible IS, series n, dropped
about point. New Haven 6s were also
weak declining more than a point Ger
tain industrials were strong, notably
United States Rubber Is and Virginia
Carolina Chemical IS. both of which
added substantially to their prices
There continued a brisk demand for
foreign government and municipal
bonds which moved up fractionally in
contrast to the rather soft Liberty mar
ket. Swiss Government SIS. which have
been active for several days. advanced
10 a new high of t04, up Il point.
Kingdom OF Belgium SIS gained large
fraction. Other active issues were Nor
ucSian Government So. which touched
par: French Government SIS. and bonds
Of the cities Of Bcrne, Bergen and Lyons.
One OF the most cratic issues was New
York Central consolidated IS. which ad-
vanced ! = points to 70ia and then de-
clined 10 SOL at the close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23
PRODUCE.

BEANs-aiarrow, choice. 1870. 100 MS. s.:
rcd Kidney, 1920. 50 2oa9.5o. white kidney,
S3.5o9ls.
BUTrFR-Cteamcry higher Than estras,
tb 4eisc. 8d7gc. extras. ~ score itu
.sve.: firsts, no to ri scoro. liAu golsc..
,irsts. So 10 ~ score. 4aisdiic. seconds,
s3 10 81 score. Sidiiiaci lover grades -
mace: unqaItcd, higher than extras, falt a
boxo.. extras. Ssis1api4c.; nrsts. i2Na
4Ipc; seconds. 3T9iic-i held or storage
extras, 4itsgf2isc frsts. 5sGiohc., see
onds. 3aa5Tc. lower grades. 2sp50c.. Dan.
lib casks. fresh. 45ni6c.; state dairy tubs
finest. 4psIt5Ac; good % prime, KS a
43t.c common Ia fair 2SmSSc.t ladies
current make, frs,s. 2Gu27lac seconds. \,
sfagiLr ioWrr grades 2iU22c packing
stock current make 10. 4 2Jc., NO :, ~.
lower grades. isdaic.
CHEESE state, whole mit. hcld early
made. flats. specials. III. 2sa2Nc tal
made. 27ihd 2Sirc. average run, 2sn 2tc
fresh specials 21a2aihc. average run, we
25c lower grades. ls0@lhci twins. hsld
l sperfsin 2TfsT2St.c.s average run 2od2Ic.
Wisconain. held flats 2Gd2siec hrid twins
28u 2si4c singlc daisies, hold, - sn ae
! double daisies held, 21sn2s'4c Nount
held specials i1laniAisr. prime % choice
T is9 Ice fair to good, t0ui2c; iowcr grades
4 o6oc
4 EGGs-Frcsh gathered. extras, dozen ~
/ II 900 storage packed extra frstA, 21t.f
4 osr firsts 2Giga2Ic. fresh. extra frstS
2Gt5da1c. flrsts 2ld 2Gc. seconds 2in1aMc
i dlrtiea, 80. 4. .lm22lac.f checks tnlr Z
y choice dry 9042ic. duck eggs, Baltimore
7GQ7sc Virginia aud North Cardiac. ~
4 nc. southern 6Sq7oc. GOOSE eggs, 81 25f
| t.50. State. PENNSYLVANIA aud nca rhy West
ern henncry whites, extras, 3IW3sc cStr'
whites. frata 20 extra frsis, 50uTGc. unde
grades, 2saeoc. Pacific coast, whites, extras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23
PROPOSALS..
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CoMrANY

THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Pursuant 10 the regulations of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission prescribed In
the order dated October 6. 1919. In Docket
FIX Parto No. %, the Long Island Railroad
Company hereby requests bids and hereby
gives notice that Il will receive bids for:
From 5000 900 10 $500, 900 gallons OF fuel
oil for use on vessels and boats controlled
and operated by the Marine Department OF
the Long Island Railroad Company during
the twelve months from April I. 1921.
Tire oil must be suitable for burning In tho
oil heaters of these boats to produce the
power 20 operate them and must have
gravity OF from u to 10 degrees Beaunie.
and TO be delivered In barges In lots OF not
less than 10000 gallons in Long Island Rail
road Dock No. :. Long Island City. alongside
two oil storage tanks each of $4,000 gallon
capacity. The Long Island Railroad to fur
nish the steam and power for pumping the
OIL into the tanks and the contractor TO as
sumo control Of the operation Depth OF this
water in Dock No. Is at low tide over Is
feet.
The undersigned will give tho successful
bidder days notice OF The date on which
each barge OF oil must be delivered as above.
Bids must be submitted and addressed TO the
undersigned MT bis office on before . on
o'clock. New York City standard time on
Wednesday March Both. 1921. Bids received
after that time VIII not be considered.
Tho successful bidder must undertake. 10
give the Railroad Company the benefit OF
any general reduction IN prices OF fuel oil
during tho period OF the contract.
No bids VIII be received unless the name
and address OF the bidder, or the names and
addresses OF the officers directors aud gen
oral managers thereof. II tho bidder be
corporation. OF tho members IL II be =
partnership or firm, are shown. Each bid
should he enclosed In plain envelope Sc
curcly sealed bearing no Indication % tno
IA ana q , &c rs IBID ou or I'd
contract No. 81 and should be addressed 20
the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the right TO re-
icci any snd all bids and to accept any part
of any bid.
Dated this sixteenth day Of March, 1877
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
~. y. HODGES. Purchasing Agent
Room d0t Jamaica office Bldg.
Jamaica, ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23
TRADING IN COTTON
MARKET Is DULL
Business Continues to Be Fea-
tureless and Is Mostly for
Evening Up.

Business in the local cotton market
continued yesterday featureless and
showed no important change, although
that markets undertone was firm at its
call and near its close. Trading was all
but al a standstill at times and was in
the main evening up by local profess
SIGNALS before this weeks holidays and
a little scattered give and take by Wall
street interests. Outside orders were at
Il minimum The market opened firm
with Is "a AZ points net advance and
closed u TO SO points higher. Local
spot was UP 80 points at 11.95 cents
The strength OF Liverpool furnished the
bull element with ammunition at the
opening and when the effect OF that
factor had spent itself the upturn IN
securities became leading factor.
Buying was scattered. Liverpool and
wire houses were early buyers. while
the South and professional bears did
most Of the selling. In the markets first
hour the list sagged off a bit and later
sold back to within a few points OF
Mondays final bids. Generally speaking,
the market showed excellent resistance.
although pressure was hardly heaVy
enough for q real test.
Room shorts continued to be uneasy,
which accounted for covering in the last
half hour, when many months reached
new high ground for the day. One or
two March notices were in circulation.
4 little belated covering of March took
place. Trading in the spot delivery will
cease at noon to-day. Movements. as in
the preceding session. were extremely
narrow and meaningless. The only show
of activity in the afternoon was near
the finish Officially, the close was very
steady"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-23

SUGAR.

Sales yesterday Of uncun,-oilcd raw
sugars to local rcfiners included about
5000 bags OF Porto Bcos, afloat, March
and April shipment. at 6.27c e. |. r. :
1900 tons OF Philippine centrifugals
MarchApril shipment. at ease. and
$500 tons OF various fun duty paying
sugars. afloat and prompt shipment to
Canada at &C.. G.. !. T. The Cuban commit
tee also sold 10000 tons OF old crop
Cubas at &c, c. and T.. United States
destination Refined sugar was at I'M
changed prices.
The range OF prices IN yesterdays
sugar futures market follows