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New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
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s SE.1a0EsAHE o. REssT@ElS
roREsr NILS oAnDENs.

epl.nald houss. small family, corner.
near station; 7 rooms and bath. Price
tii coo Terms arranged.
Mlnlaturs country estate. acre ground.
oid d-fashionsd flower garden, fruit trees.
Kitchen garden. etc, Lovely houss, rooms
and bath ana open attic. VIII divide
ground Pries low for quick sAie. Terms
arranged.
spleadid brick houss. rooms ana :
baths Price way down for sale this week
A few good houses Tor rent. furnished
and uufurnished. Bgiiding plots AZ 1ee per
GO. H. up. Some bargains for cost
LOUIS =. MoGAHIE
Real Estate Broker.
&C Burns 81 Forest Hills T. T.
Tslephons Boulevard Gft1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
NEW gERSEr EEAL EsrArn
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL
SITES

In units Of Eve 10 fifty acres. on
deep water, within eight miles Of
Manhattan. Served By seven trunk
Hne railroads. Storage facilities
unrivAlled. Railroad ddings easily
obtainable. Directly connected
With main highways to Now York.
An opportunity Of unusual Interest
70 those who are seeking industrial
sites we'll located, with the most
favorable transit facilities- VIII
sell or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment Of Public improvements,
Room 201. City Of Newark. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
PEIHAM.

PEIHAM-Most charming part Of west.
chester County, within 20 minutes Of
New York City: artistic homes Colonial
ard old English design. 10 10 rooms
70 : baths; some brick and s.uceo con-
structlon; every modern convoniencei near
station, trolley. clubs. schools. exclusive
neighborhood, ti6,s0o up. open sundays
y n. AMrNDsEN' iis wolfs LAns. TslA
1873 and 2i5s Pelham. ". Z.
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n wRSTCHEsTER
ALEOQ RENT
DoBBs YE1KY
SALER RENT

DoBBs YERN1-ownsr must ell gna1
estate. Modern. spacious brick celonial.
iArGa. light roma. 4 bathA ! acra 1sctf
garage. garden, hovera hns shads trsss.
so-miie view OF the Hucson. Highly ~
striotsd; 90 minutes from New Tork Prcs
tit.ooo. Terms 70 suit Act quickly sur
day phone Dobba Ferry III.
GEORGE HOWE. B11 fifth Ave, n T.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
MAMARONBcK

ORIENTA PoINT-Must sell this chsrns
ing country home With even notarh sp-
pointment. water view and phxan AeacA
10 sunny rooms. baths. gafafs "a
quarters. beautiful lawn and garc.rl
received this week. DRUMA0ND REALlf
CORP. ~ Boston Post Hoad Laf1-
meat. ph0ae .sst or Murray Hil liA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
IARCHMoNI

LARCHIdoNT-To let. Dec. ig 10 Apdh
furnished artistic Coionial house,
rooms. three baths double g®si -
per month Phone Larchmont "a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE. rooms and
bath hot water heat open hreplAce,
plot 6oxi1t; immediate possession. Price
fli5oo. Liberal terms. Colonial house. :
rooma tiled bath. sun pariof. nleeping
perch, hot water heat. large plot. imms-
diato possession. Price ii3.S0o. Terms.
James n. Connolly. wolrs LAns, Pelham.
n Y. Tel 1885. Rea 1897.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
NEW ROCHELLE

LOTS. loxioo each: convenient % every
thing: price $500 cash or $500 on at
trAetive terms; every improysment. Phone
soss-w white Plains ThomAs. Room
bgal Grand Central Terminal
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
GLEN uDeE

GLEN RIDGE. n. J.--ssvsral veil Suiit
houses foT sale fies, attractive and
convenient. Immediate possession. Terms
arranged. Four places for rent unfur'
nished. $50 70 tiit per month. Building
lots Come by LAokAWanna. NATHAN
RUSSELL. INC.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
TARxs FOR SALE

WAIKIKI VALLEY TARHS-I ks-
sral extra good bargains IN farms. -.
rfth and without stock n iookirr ~.
farm or coUatry homs. isf ne knsu -
H. A. Tiiison. Faria spscialsi. psls.,
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
FLORAL YAH

At YtoRAL PtHx
Eev beautiful hOrla Z resna ess ~
kftehsn, hrsplAes. svsry rnstsra tmrrogs.
ment; high-eiasa rssitsniial ss<fioa, rnss
tio.oee; iiss~ai tsrTns. 4. e tIoNn' III
violet sI Phons Tlorai ftrf tbs.1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
ANsW A;ess;,s : JEssTE7s'eeXA JEsE7'esX GA
RUTHERFoRD

sion; tii.oeo house for tt.1to. eii af1,
rooms. tils bath. sewing room. iares pa
try. open attic; parqust floors, steam ksst
electricity, hardwood trim, plot tt1la
Cash required 1850. Investigate OWE
WHITE. la stuyyessnt ay, Lysdhura
NJ.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
nrAL EsrArr-sALE on RExr
manhsnan

ROW SALE. four -stoty twe-fsfniiZ houss'
iE1d 81, near Riversids Drive. Bntfeiy
renovated. Pine c0ndifion. $4,000 ne1
afeflon NeW York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
BABYLOH

ALONG THE SOUTH sHOnN
c1siyabls Frop<rtiea far ale 81 rera.
Furuiahsd Cottaers
JEHEMfAH nOBnfNs.
Main street. Tel nabyisa a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
EHoLEwoOD

ENoLEwoOp, ~. y.-Bsst section; kss
roomA batha. studio. living ~
toT10, lear garage, almost acrs of itffi
price t11 500. Tslsphons John Bel. En(1.
wood ISL or Intervals oti1 for aDpSt.
menI
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
nEAL EsrArE-sALE On nErr
c@a~Asua

90 ACRES. gooe buiIdinga fruits. sous..
ssrsaiss y. q hsh. seufh Horss'S.
Conn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
PLAINTIELD
PLAHPfELD.

Location and construction the best
Q bedrooms Ideally arranged :
baths; hot water heat: oak noors
throughout; large plot; excellent
large sleeping porch; only tt,foo.
J. y. SCHWARTZ. Rsaitor,
Babcock Bldg. Ph- 1854,
Plalnaeld. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Yrnnse
TO IET EoE BUnSEss PrEPOsn
aru Av Iia.lii--rorr

s7TH sr. STORE. corner Sth AZ; No..
4 entrances. good basinsas ssef,ss ~
ticulara, t1if Murray HiiL Broker, =.
tsctsd.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Nsw Ssgssy

BARGAIN cATALo0 lust OUT
fft selected farms, 4 20 soc aerss eeaSt
many equipped prices ti.ooo up. terms
Immediate possession. state map, rsF
lnat FREE copy Call o. write.
KEW JERSEY FARM AoLNEls
10 q Naaaaa 90. N. y. ..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
RALIsADB

ON THE PALISADES
Lots tieo up. Homes N,bco ~
Terms 70 suit. We exchange propsrti,a
REID a LoWRT. at Junction. paIaAdsA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
'NEE S. rsI vIE y %tASEs S;S.;' CO.. g. s :s
C0Hn~ucut

oREEnyy1cH. CONN. new Colonial house
On rhore. near yacht ciab. Formal gar
dsns. Brick tsTreos and so wall mas,
far's bedrooms ! servants bedrooms.
bathrooms; rarsEe With unan's room Coat
sss'cco Want oaer no. A-3iii.
IADD 3 HICH0Le. fSC.
P08T ROAD.
Tel iTi1. orssnVieh' Conn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

CONN. nsv hoas. on rive!
front, acres masters beor2oins
seIvantf hsdrooma , eaths; eon 10, .e,s. ~
" IADD 4 NICHOLS. IsC.
ii tatr OrsenHleh Conn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
New Jerssy Fam cstnlOs Free

Funy dsscri.s1d. map photoa many
ssooke6 ana sauippsd- Finsst climate
uarhsts. sohooia Hundreds Of bargains
vrNEIANp rARM AGENCY. sell Lands
AZ vfuslanA ~ T.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES


@SVAA8 AIAfA~vOA4AWAv
:. Notice is hereby given that Proposals
for paving Improvement in Paving Dis
Chektnut. walnut and Cottonwood
streets and intervening avenues from
Fifth to Tenth avenues in said district.
were feceived and opened by. the board
of city commissioners at their adjourn
ed regular meeting held Thursday. June
2Suh. 1922, at l o'clock p. m. Areas con-
tetnplated to be paved are more speci-
acal!y iterniEed in the plans and speci-
Weekly meetings Of the board Of city
commissioners are held every Wednes-
day at l O'clock in the Afternoon of said
day, and any tax payer interested for
or against said contemplated improve
meht, will be heard at n regular or
adjourned meeting of said board, prior to
time legal contract nay be entered into
by the city for said contemplated i'm
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
his 18th day OF June, 1922.
Chas. J. Bvansoh.
City Auditor.
(June 80, July LIST to 5th inc, 1922
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) osass : Wera 80.

MtHtmun charge a. 90 c&ntn per
~ Tor Tor mort days. MinlrnuSh
cnAfka for pnxsE0Ay tzt cents. Ssu1e
'ssM!ordD or more tor ret y0Nrs tnon-
~ worth. BY the month, @1.00 ppr
Ut no change in adv. Minimum
cnarge e4.00.S These rates sntltie
you to qualifications IN both the
morains 4i,d eyeilhE salsiuIS.
CLOSING HOuRs-WAnt "A :for1ns
los every morning at 1880. re-
! every evenine e'si fot the morning
edition except Saturday when
: forms Close nt s p. m. fof>Sunday
morning edition.
TELEPHONE WANT ADs-want
Ads are received by phone, eNe
are payable the same day AsaftA
ceiyed and collection will be tnAdS
AZ your home or Office aS so0nk1S
ls convenient for the collector 10
S0Il. This is accommodation eAry.
rec and payment should b made
promptly when the sin y pre-
our OF TOWN ORDERS must Be
PLEASE comply with this rule to
avoid Inconvenience and delay.
THE HERALD viii accept only
clear advertising and any infer.
nation concerning any Went IA
IN these columns that IL frANdy.
lent or undesirable viii be sfSAtly
appreciated BY The Herald.
WE RESERVE THE RT1lTT 70 NJ
wise any copy to conform. With
makeup rules Of clAstSdyAsA avsr.
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WOOL.

Boston. June 30.--The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say
"The wool market has been quieter
this week but values are generally
steady, especially on standard woods.
Some business is reported in new ter
ritory woods on grades running three
Some woods in bond also have been
sold at steady money rates.
I'm the west desultory buying h
reported on the lower basis OF limits
givkn. by buyers two weeks ago. The
manufacturers are getting ready for
the new gods season and are buying
only moderately at the moment. Little
apprehension over the railroad strike
liz felt.
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NOT1CE 70 CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)

County of Grand. Forks -
~. in COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate OF Anna, B.
Wells, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by George H.
Wilder. adminfstrato tor of the. estate OF
Anna B. Wells. deceased, to tine credi-
tors of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased. to present them
with the necessary vouchers. to the said
George H. Wilder at Grand Forks, N.
d.. within four months after the first
publication of this notice.
Dated Tune 9Th, A. d. 1922.
GEORGE H. WILDER.
Administrator of the Estate OF
Anna B. Wells. Deceased.
Theodore r. Elton.
Attorney for Administrator,
Grand Forks, N. D..
First publication Juna 10th, 1922.
(June>10-17-24 n July lO
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NOTICE TO c1xDxToKs
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)

-JSS.
County Of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate Of John L.
Dicker. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given h. ". l.
Forbes, administrator Of the estate Of
tors Of, and ali persons having claims
against said Deceased, to- present them
with the necessary vouchers. to- the
Giiby, n. B., within Six months after
the hrst publication Of. this notice.
Dated June 3oth, A.. D. 1922
w. ]. FORBES,
Administrator o. the Eatate Of
John l.. Dicker, Deceased.
First publication July !. 1929.
iJuly i. 8. Is and 22)
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WOMAN, 2s YEARS, WITH BOY s.
TOO far from school. Write isS Herald.
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SseWing mechines, saxaphSnes, ciarl-
nsts. flutes. oboes. Cali III Cto Poppler
Piano &C.
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POTATOES

Chicago. July Potatoes steady;
receipts. 81 cars; total U. g. ship
hents. S79; southern Bliss Triumphs.
sacked No. l, $2.60@2.s0 cwt.; Ala
bama spaulding Rose, s1.9o@2.1o
cwt.; North Carolina Norfolk Irish
Cobblers. barrels No. /. $~3.s5S14.s5;
mostly $4.0e o AIS; eastern shore.
$4.50@4.75.
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PRODUCE

PRODUCE.
Chicago, jury 1.-Butter un.
changed; receipts. 1858 tubs.
Cheeke unchanged.
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 23,24o
cases.
Poultry. alive. unsettled; fowls,
%: broilers. 26@34: roosters, IA ID.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

O. X. Shoe Shop, 614 DeMers, Across
from G. N. Depot: P. p. bald one way.
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FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING
Bee Shoe Shop. ae7 DeMers Ave.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SEND YotR SHOES by PARCEL POST
to Smiths Shoe Shop, rs 8. eth st..
Grand Forks, for fssk class repairing.
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NoDERN. s OR. 8 ROOM HOUSE
Will pay $See or more down Ind bal
Ance 0n TERMS. Want to deal direct
with owner. Box H. Herald.
80 RooM Housk. Will. PAY CASH.
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TRANSFER.

MAllory's Dray and Baggage Transfer.
Day And niEht rfGck ssfvice. Phnn SOC
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WASHING AND IRONING AT HOME.
Called for and delivered. call 2SS5w.
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Painting, experimenting and tAldifninins.
n. EIuebsch. HOS N. s.. Phone 1354W.
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111sCEtnANEoUs roH sAliE.

FOR sALE-ALFALFA HAY; is SEA-
son crop. 1872 Seward Ave-, City, or
phone 542-R.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-19

| lO9
Wes'n Elec rs
g.. lOOlI
West n Nd 4g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-19
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

preliminary audit of Mast & Co., as
of July 13, indicates approximate assets
of 1900, 40 and liabilities of SS,049, :
97S.
The Curb Exchange admitted to trad
ing the new New York Central 5s Wv.
IT," sales being made ut range from
97A to OS.
Following meeting Of directors OF the
il was announced that no change had
been made in the discount rate.
The average price Of the twenty active
industrial stocks advanced 1.21 per
cent yesterday to 06.53, while the
twenty railroads declined O.O0 per cent
to $3.50.
Market Street Railway reports June
gross 1914 1868. net after tax SlS4.015,
total income S1SS,I33 deduction from
income $62, 500, and net income MD
S37.
More than 1O7 900 persons, represent
ing $50. 800, ,OOO. subscribed for $50.
COO, 900 Gh per cent cumulative pre-
ferrcd stock offering Of New York Tele-
phone Company.
June profits of Detroit Municipal
Railway were sos. 900 after operating
expenses, maintenance. interest and
sinking fund charges. Report does not
mention taxes or depreciation.
Wholesale price for commodities in
creased l 1 3 per cent in June. against
an advance of 31a per cent in May.
June level is 5la per cent above last
year.
--Blyth, Wittcr & Co. and White.
Weld 4 Co. are offering new issue
of $4,000. 900 Republic of Peru ten
year external secured y per cent gold
bonds at par. These bonds are secured
by first lien on oil the taxes from
the petroleum industry.
Audit of the books Of the General
Mortgage Financing Corporation, MS of
date of June 80. 1922. shows net earn
ings, after payment of guaranteed divi-
dcnd Of 6 per cent and all other ex-
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Philadelphia Markets
wHEAr-Receip,s. ls4.57s bush. Mar

wHEAr.aRecelpts. 1s4,s7s bush. MarNke' Ne
rsS ,owey wirsr Car iG's, sspoHS! rea win:
Gu0,ed a, ihs following schedule Of %,nas. a,s
& under No, 0' 2, OHSsa 8e ,whsat,ilc under
sa%Ss ss'oTs'pf sSe to SusS
sS..'a Ss7 ios; No. J. 7iS4Ss sspsIs g. e
iox 50 Ss!c; IN; NJ. 'sr ys!cw If . soc 80,
asCnsS sis' Sssn To- 9Hss ?1a
FLoUR,LRecelp,s ii3oS lbs. and !, Az; !Sa %
n laolb. jpie sacks-so,t wintesr s;Essha; sl :
SS!efm SS: lard @in;cr st Straight, ssS5 97 DO.
s S%s? a. patent! s!sss; Do; ss s6Gf; sI,i
Ry% @ 9agSF; 9 ss {; Il, y; SSSSo, H., I" ss,n Quotation,
were; beef, in sets, smoked and air.driod;
4sc; beef knucklcs and tenders. smoked and p
ardried loe pGTs family nrss gsS Sams no.s 40
; asic: do C"i do. smoked D. g sac hams, boiled
Goneiesss SIG; picnic shoulders; $. r. cured cured
io%ss; loose iM?s M f GrcSEfas, bacon, aiS; lsrd; iaas
BtTTER-Quiet and further declined lc'
Sish saorins rs, S sS 'O
jo6bing sales: extra. S0,a e; hrsts, wholesale.
s5c; JobDinE sse; firs!s. ago sie; sesonds'
TAI. to good 81 a SGrc; lower grades. ESQ
NC. extra prints jobbing at i3W iGc some
special fancy brands higher: fair to good
EGGS-Atarke quiet and n lower. Near
II a 22is c; Western extra tirsts. 27i1c: firsts;
24ia c: seconds. 81 22ia c.; fancy candlssd
eggs. jobbing to retailers in cartons at 30
m37c; and loose. "a q 36c; fair to good. @"V
CHEEsE-Firmly held. quotations; New
N,,r pnl. .,,Nil
do fair. to good 2OG 20ia c: Longhorns; 81
a 2iH c: single DAISIES fresh. 2lc; jobhing
sales Of fancy goods 90 q 2Sc.
LIVE POCLTRY--Fows, not Leghorns, via
e<prcss--F'ancy fat yellow skinned. 2ap
SOC: fair TO good. 20 u 2sc: fowls. I.eShorna,
ems. not Ieshorns. fancy, fat. yeIiow:sk!n.
spring chickens. not Leghorns, smaller sizes.
- a 3ac. spring chickens. LcEhorns. fancy
fat. yellow-skinnCd. weighing ~ @2 lbs.
each, 2sQ 3oc; spring chickens. Lcghorns,
ducks. White Prk'n. lsd2oc: do mixed Col.
ors llml7c; pigeons. per pair. old. 400
DRESSED POulTRY--Fowls,f fresh-kiiled
dry.nickcd in boxes-Weghing AZ lbs. and
over apiece, 3oc; Weighing, 4 lbs, zoe;
Is ga .5c. fowls fresh; Killed. in bbs,. dry. dry.
Soc, Weighing g. lbs, 24G25c weighing 3
us and under - d 23c; broiling chickens.
ROSTERS. dry-nlcked. Western. l0c: DO. do,
Western. 35T3sc: do. nearby. IS n i9c; old
southern. Ira spring ducks, nearby,
POTATOES White potatoes. Southern
per Dbl: No. /. s2u3; No. and cuiIs,
Slgl.1j.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH

the provision regulating the enforce
m"nt Of the ,war"housemans lien for storage
lowing names win be disposed OF at public
auction at our warehouse. rear 2TOD y.
Jacob Mostat medicine cabinet bull 3 hopns' ,Tns
barrels. refrigerator. rugs, picture. cos
tuner, fo9r lamp. setee. buffet. serving
wall glass bed. bureau. china closet chairs
etc. Jo cph Kent, buffet, settee, table. rugs
stand lamp. tables. bed. bureaus chairs, "tc
VIM. II. Kline. cot. quilts, bureau, boxes
ted, davenport, Norris chair, chairs, etc
irons. bundle, packages, baskets, roasting
pans, folding tables, scales, rugs, shovel, tonGs
bed. table bench. chiforette. rocker, chairs
rack aboo So'S"a Sara W u "na BOOK BOOK
Anna NJ. Kelly, costurners, bundle, boxes,
shoveIs,, boo,bIact stand. pictures, screen,
poles dress form, bookcase. waste basket
sh9des, crooks barrels basket. tea ket;!e
carpet, etc. Daniel I.anigan. book springs
rack. shades. chairs, smoker stand gas
heater, cupboard, commode, washstanI mat
ting. beds bureaus, boOtblaCk stand. wal!
glass. rockers, OIL cloth. extension table,
qullt. etc. Martha Boyer. spring, beds. gas
heater, bundle pipes, AWNINGS and frames.
washstand, china closet wash bench chairs
sjTetcher' baskets buffet, Kitchen cnbtnet
gas range, ice chest, etc. Charles Rent,
H..
tables se,tee. step ladder hagpole book
rack. wrlnger. wall glasses. towel rack
easels, baskets. packages mating, sweeper,
pictures stool. commOde boxes ironing
board and stand. sideboard. oil cloth cus,
pidor, washstand. bureaus. carpets etc
Howard W. Gaines bench. pushmobIie
shovel. drawing table. rockers tables set.
tee. speedcart. lawn mower, c0sturner
sweeper. tables, refrigerator, game board
gpIashrr, lady's desk sidcboRrd, oil heaters
step-lndders. sewing machine, bureau desk,
bookcase. taboret carpet, music cabinet,
grate screen, two hanging glasses shades,
poles piano stool. piano CWescr Bros makeC
inxes etc, I.enbert Company Inc show
"a scs glass tops. tables carpet, Csshie r; g
desk cashiers cage, part OF partitions n nd
part OF fixtures Moses Is. Scott, tables
rockers, whatnot cabinet, book spring step.
ladder, crystal closet, carpets. chairs. ser
beds bureau. screen door. swing hall rack
buffet, package, sewing stand, screens, music
| cabinet, poles washstand. sweeper pia
bench, baskets. ia horet, refrigerator awninr
rods, Crex rugs, boxes, cOcOnut. ash sieve
bundle OF pipes. shoyeis. stool wringcr
rockers chairs, piano, costumes, barrels,
oil lamp floor lamp. box couch, bundle On -
pet trunk suitcase, electric lamp, umbreiI.
jar taborets jardn.er. flower basket etc
celia Goldstein, oil cloth. costumer, screens
extension table, gas plate and tray shades
chairs. barrel. trunk rug tub buffet chit
fOnIsr. fiber case, buckets. refrigcrator ba In
tub. china closet, chifforette. bureaus, car.
pet, pictures, etc,
The contents Of bureaus. ohiffonIers wasb.
nds. bunets and all containers unknown In
bailee will be disposed Of by sale also nv
order Of the Miller North Broad Storage
Company. 27os N. broad st.. Phiiadsiphia.
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penses, but before taxation, equivalent
TO 8h per cent of the preferred stock.
"A substantial improvement in the
earnings position Of the Colorado Fuel
und Iron Company is revealed in the
statement for the quarter ended June
30. made public yesterday. During that
period the operations of the company
resulted in deficit Of S1S, ,430, which
compares with one of S273, 752 in the
corresponding period Of last year.
"A plan and agreement OF readjust
nent of the ffty-yea first mortgage
s per cent gold bonds Of the Sherman,
Shreveport and Southern Railway Com
pany, guaranteed by the Missouri. Kan
been prepared by the protective com =
mittee Of these bonds, according to
announcement by Il. Walter Leigh,
J. and w. Seligman & Co and Hall /.
garten & Co., reorganization managers
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway Company. announced that a
cash installmcnt Of So share on the
common stock and 81 share on the
preferred stock is payable today OH
the stock deposited with the Equitable
Trust Company, Of New York,
COLLECTING the, Pennsylvania State tax
from corporations who have agreed TO
refund 1t to their Pennsylvania bond
holders is a troublesome process "a
many. and the benefit of this agreement
is often lost through failure to make
claim within the time required by the
corporation. Harrison, Smith & Co,
have advised that they will be glad to
relieve them Of as many Of the neces :
sary details as possible.
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New York, July l9.-Sncair has met
the reduction by Standard on OF Louisiana
Of cent gallon in gasoline In Arkan-
Eas.
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Punta Allegro
Gttv rn To
Reading Co "a so n PacIf'r

NtduIIlk ~ ~ - oN'H
/ l..... S7ig 2.... S0i9
Rem Arms GO = 80 .
4.... 0I7s S'n Pac ~ is
1.... 947s 20.... 02a
g.. 0iil co.. G2.s
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Sheep and iambs--Rece,n,. -
Slow, Mixed sheep. SiTgsa 500

Cincinnati. o.. July 1o-uoo,
a2g0 head; slow and steady: heay,olR lReceip,
pigs and lights. STOLEN, siossSIf,
s,ssna SArri.aEmneceipts, 4 10 HsS Sd 1900 head ~
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000. 'ny Sly Aaic'
Lambs. lower. SAC 3.5O. eady. 1iS,
East ST. Louis. Ill.,, Ju,v IN
R,esSdipts; .,sndp 1000 head; general mart.lTlE
aSc RsSer SSik SSMS steers Wsas and
late late arrivals; bulk yearIins. On 7aGESoyns
s.hoicc COWS auotable at 50. 25? buiI I'oo asss
srs and feeders. $3.50 s.7GSy; 10; ss sesss
'uIk WbsNssosin, CAVES: including top. solw,t
.oc lower. top; 81: bulk. 80 i5o ,o Slow; iss
averages; v sio.so@Io.no; few, load, 80 30 pcus
mostly SS.25. ''' packer scs',
SHEEpE,Receipts. 5000 head, q. ''''
ga: practicai. top. si2 Is: bu,iEy buiiy bychs@,'
1918: culls. s5.5O1G; Fat lish,k' 1i2Ss
S6.50@S. breeding es~
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Raw Sugar Market

New York, July 10.--The raw sugar mar
kct is fairly active and firm. with Cubas 70,
July and August shipment quoted at 81:
cents and a-1G cents. cost and freight
those reported. The local refined marke
remains firm. Apart from the advance o
10 points to 6.GO cents, less 2 per cent fol
cash. announced by the American Sugar Re
fning Company. the market was unchanged
tho range of prices being $50 to 600 cents
less . per cent for cash