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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
IMPRISONMENT OF WALTER.
No STEPS YET TAKEN BY THE
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR
HIS RELEASE.
GOVERNOR MORRILL'S CoMMUNICA-
TON TO THE PRESIDENT
Nor RECEIVED.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March Pit
was said at the White House this after
noon that the telegram from Governor
Morrill, of Kansas, asking the President to
take active measures at once for the pro-
lection and release of ex-United States
Consul Walter, reported to have been I'M
justly imprisoned by the French Govern
ment in Madagascar under the sentence of
court-martial, had not yet been received
by the President. The State Department
has no confirmation of the report from
United States Consul Weller at Tamatave
nor from Mr.. Campbell, our Consul at
Mauritius, which is the nearest cable point
to Madagascar.
1t is probable that the Governors mes
sage may cause the State Department to
cable to one of these Consuls for an &C.
count of the affair, instead of waiting until
a report comes to hand through the mails
from this remote point, which, it is
thought, might be sufficient in on ordinary
case, but would hardly meet the REQUIRE
ments of case involving the imprison-
ment of an American citizen.
Governor MorrilPs course in addressing
himself directly to the President in such a
matter is said to be unusual, but may per-
haps be based upon the precedents set by
the State Department in calling upon the
Governor of Louisiana and the Governor
of Colorado recently to protect citizens of
foreign countries within their respective
States. There seems to be an impression
based on letters said to have been written
by Mr.. Walter to friends in this country
as we'll as to the State Department de-
nouncing his citizenship that he has lost
this citizenship. No such letters have
been received at the State Department and
if there was any such communication in a
private letter it is said that it would carry
little weight. Mr.. Walter has the reputa-
ton here of being keen, alert business
man. Hewas an excellent consular officer.
and it is inconceivable to the department
officials that he would surrender volun-
tarily his American citizenship.
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ORDERS FOR THE MoNrEREY.
The Government WaH Dispatch the VAR
ship to Pe7X.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 27.-Or-
ders have been sent to Mare Island, Cal.
to have the United States coast ship Mon
terey proceed to Peru. That country has
been in the throes of revolution for many
months, and it has been felt desirable to
have the United States warship at Callao
to look after American interests. 1t was
intended to send the United States steam
ship Ranger to that point when she started
from Mare Island on her cruise southwark.
but when she reached Buena Ventura, Co.
lombia, the situation there was SO precari
Gus it was deemed wise to detain the ship
at that point.
First Lieutenant G. g. F. Wadsworth of
the revenue cutter service has been ordered
to the revenue cutter Rush at San Fran
cisco. First Lieutenant Albert Buhner has
been assigned to the Bear, also at San
Francisco. The Rush and Bear, the Cor
win and Perry, with Captain Hooper in
command, are expected to sail for Boring
Sea April Is, and probably another United
States vessel will be sent to the seal
islands.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28

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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: It affords me
great pleasure to call the attention of the
public to Yale's Excelsior Hair Tonic, which
is the first and only remedy known to
chemistry which positively turns gray
hair back to its original color without dye.
It has gone on record that Nine. M. Yale
wonderful woman cnemist--has made
this most valuable of all chemical discov-
cries. Nine. Yale personally Endorses its
action and gives the public her solemn
guarantee that it has been tested in every
conceivable way, and has proved itself to
be the ONLY Hair Specific. 1t STOPS HAIR
FALLING Immediately and creates lux
urious growth. Contains no injurious in
gredient. Physicians and chemists invited
to analyze it. 1t is not sticky or greasy:
on the contrary it%nakes the hair soft.
youthful, fluffy, and keeps it in curl. For
gentlemen and ladies with hair a little
gray, streaked gray, entirely gray, and
with BALD HEADS, it is specially recon-
mended.
All druggists sell it. Price, ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
WELCOMED IN NEW MEXICO.
Stere Elkins and Family on the Way to
the PHcific Cansf

Steve Elktns and Family on the Way to
the Pacific Coast.
DENVER, CoLo., March pa special
to the Republican from Santa Fe. N. Mex.
says: Hon. S. B. Elkins and family left last
night in their special car for the Pacific
Coast, after having been royalty enter
tanned by the citizens of Santa Fe. The
public reception given the distinguished
guest last evening by Governor and Mrs.
Thornton was brilliant affair. The
executives home was beautifully decorated
and was thronged with callers from to
10 o'clock. Governor and Mrs. Thornton
and Senator and Mrs Elkins received the
people in the main front parlor and for
two hours there was scene of gayety and
pleasure that has seldom been equalled in
the official or social annals of New
Mexico's historic capital. At 1O:2O o'clock
Mr.. Elkins took leave of his Santa Fe
friends, many of whom accompanied him
to the depot and left for the West, carry
ing the best wishes of the whole COM
munity for future prosperity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
One of the Brutal Stayers of Chapman
to Pay the Penalty.

PITTSBURG, KANs., March 27.-Charles
Lee was to-day found guilty of murder in
the first degree. Sentence was deferred.
He murdered William Chapman, mer-
chant, in January, 1894. The crime was
most brutal. Chapman was treasurer of
a local lodge of the United Workmen and
was murdered for the lodge money. A
gang headed by Lee stabbed him twenty
eight times, and then tied rope around
his neck, choking out what little life re-
manned. Monday night last Lee tried to
commit suicide in his cell, but was pre-
vented.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
GOING TO THE FIESTA.
Trust and Ratttray Officials Travelling Il
Luxurious Style.

Trust and Ratt,ray Officials Travelling Ia
Luxurious Style.
DENVER, Colo, March pa special
to the Republican from Santa Fe, N. Mex,
says: Edward King, president of the
Union Trust Company, William H. Peck
ham, attorney for the company, Attorney
Beaman of the reorganization committee,
George r. Peck and receivers J. ]. McCook
and A. F. Walker of the Santa Fe, super
intendents Dyer and Hurley and others,
travelling in a special train of six coaches,
arrived here this afternoon and spent an
hour driving about the city. They left to-
night for Los Angeles, where they will
join General McCook, Senator S. B. Elkins,
Senator White and others, and attend the
fiesta at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
PROTECTING STOCKHOLDERS.
Plans for the Reorganization of an In.
UeSfnent Concern.

restment Concern.
NEW YORK, n. Y, March 27.-The re-
organization committee of the Lombard
Investment Company, composed of r. h.
Rochester, chairman; R. U. Walker, secre-
tary, and George Burnham Jr., treasurer,
have submitted a plan of reorganization to
the stock, mortgage and debenture holders
of the company. The committee says:
We propose to unite all Eastern and Western
agents in a company, to whose preferred capi-
tai stock they will be permitted to subscribe.
and to which they will be asked to transfer,
whether they subscribe not, all the collec-
ton business they are able to control.
The committee also submits statement
of all assets and liabilities, and saw the
new company under the reorganization
should be able to rapidly DISCHARGE all
claims, and afford ample return to all
stockholders.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
BREAK IN A RESERVOIR.
Ranches Flooded and Tsco Raflrond
Bridges Carried A,ray

hUNcHeS EfOOdeQ ana IdCO RQiIrOnd
Bridges Carried A1cay.
NEW CASTLE, CoLo., March 27.-The
reservoir of the Grand Valley Ditch Com
pany, on East Rife Creek, six miles from
here, gave way to-day. The reservoir was
not quite full, but there was enough water
mud and rocks to cover and DESTROY for
this season all the ranches for five miles
along the creek. The flood struck the Rio
Grande Junction Railway, carrying away
two bridges mile apart and covering the
track with mud and rocks for half mile.
1t will be five or six days before the track
can be used for travel and it is impossible
to transfer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
the In,ported Diamond- C.,ter..

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27.-The
action of DR.. Senner, Commissioner of I'M
migration at New York, in demanding
bonds as security against the diamond
cutters who recently arrived on the
Majestic becoming public charges, does
not meet with the approval of all the high
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
"WILL NEVER ROB ANoTHER.v
Daring a Trial In Court a Won,an Is Shot
by Her Accuser

ST. PAUL, MINI, March PA Helena,
Mont, special to the Pioneer-Press says
This afternoon, during the progress of a
trial in the courtroom here, Eugene Stan
ley, without warning, shot and fatally
wounded Ioa Wood. She was on trial on
charge of having robbed him of $40.
With the exclamation, "She will never rob
another man," Stanley rose in his seat, not
ten feet from the woman, and in rapid sue
cession fired three shots at her, two of
them lodging in her body. The shots may
prove fatal. By this time Sergeant Murphy
had grabbed Stanley, and further shooting
was prevented. There was terrible STAN
pede, but no one of the crowd was injured.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
Failure of Brass Founders.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 27.-Rob-
ert Leitch & Sons, brass founders, made
an assignment to J. W. Somerville to-day.
The assets amount to $1O2, Az, and liabil-
tiles $68, 451. Most of the creditors are out
of town parties.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
MINE WORKERS MEET.
The Contention May Order Another Gem
erdI Strike.

erdI Strike.
DUBOIS, Pa, March 27.-The conven-
ton of United Mine workers of America.
District No. 2, was held here to-day Presi-
dent Bradley presided and delegates were
present representing 1900 miners. A
press committee was appointed to give out
such information as may be considered ad-
visable. The meeting was called to con-
slider the question of making demand for
an advance of 10 cents on high coal and
proportionate advance on low coal. in
accordance with the scale demanded in the
Pittsburg region. 1t is believed that if the
demands are not granted by the operators
a general strike in the region will occur
about May l.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28

treasury officials. The head of the Immi-
grafton Bureau, Mr.. Stump, is now in New
York, and it is thought he may be in
structed to look into the matter, and if the
facts warrant it to reverse DR.. Senners de-
cision and release the diamond-cutters
without hail
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
Murder of a schoo1afrt.

FEDERALSBURG, Nd, March 81
Mamie Dean, daughter of Jacob Dean, liv-
ing in Harmony, Caroline County, failed
to return from school last night. A search
ing party found the body. Her throat was
cut from ear to ear, and she was otherwise
maltreated. Lynchers are looking for the
.murdarar
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
Cracksmen Use Dynau,ite.

OMAHA. NEBR. March 27.-Aspecial to
the Bee from Decatur, Nebr., saws: The
Decatur bank was robbed at 80 this morn
ing by craftsmen. The safe was blown
open with dynamite, but officers claimed
they secured no cash.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28

bank examiners to-day. The stockholders
requested the State to wind up the bank.
The deposits were getting so small that it
was thought best to quit business.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
Harrison Retssrns to Dut,,.

lNDlANAPOLIS, IND, March 27.-Ex-
resident Harrison returned to Richmond
TINS afternoon to re-enter the Morrow will
case. lie was forced to step out of the
case three weeks ago on account of an Mt.
tack OF acute bronchitis. He has fully re-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
ON THE INCOME TAX,

1t Is Reported That the Supreme Court Is
ErenIy DiUided.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March Pit is
reported that the Supreme Court stands
four to four on the income-tax case. If
this report is correct the law will stand.
Justice Field issaid to be preparing dis
Senting onininn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
I,.to .Ena,n.iners, Hands.

OMAHA, March "a special to the
Bee from Stanton, Nebr., says: The Stan
ton State Bank passed into the hands of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
70 Anybody Offers a Substitute shaA rHelA.

MIME. M. YALE, Health and com.
plsxion specialist, Yale Temple ofReautyj
1A6 State street, Chicago.
REDINGTON q CO., Wholesale Drug.
gists, San Francisco, are supplyingSthk
dealers of the Pacific Coast with all a
my remedies.
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of town parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15

e, - orhr,es Cane Cod per bhi sioasi+; do Jersey
gT 6 Do aySna per bbl 81 5oas4; strawberries Florida
per gIag grades Of ted apples are
sim having considerable cali and the market 10, choice
below &c i very nm the G SgheT qualities are slow
trade buyers are looking FOR Sun and
Jersey have sold within few day. at 900, IN
ggle' and .; 1S an rm ter4ies steady Puns nearly
unstable Blaclres have aimGr ,ng '' way Ne quote
Arnl@a eyaporated fancy to fancy, per No. Sqs
DO iPah lls G9s cr:ps ana skins "a
Is abr oyapoTale4 &c plum, STAT eiGS poares
california ped ia do unpeeed 6a9e' punes as
IGsVcry lille business doing At present and the
iee5 AND coast 1884, choice i0dlo'sc do good to
prime SG9c common TO fair 4ieec earrings "p'''''
r6LTY few snail I lois riS of 9 Sni II +
We quote Fowls yer H. 1910 ls ghc'e ems, losg
pa oocdsl rair siqsi 81 pigeons per Ra s
o o EFi tho P2D sore ndvan set
Turkeys strong and fancy sn weights would bring
ardT l,e' Values are not much c6ane@ Phladep6a
y %aGcd sa5s ea H'd a and cvSr Frozen Fa
more a'tEg ana AEh" W. quote o iT, toms M
ioS DO od oI Ti sas Foas western
phi Gd2tS &c Western i'q2o. sqiaes per dozen
l2al3c. chickens. l2al3c; fowls. ioallc Ducks i4a
GAME-We quote: Wild ducks. canvas and relh'ad
per pair 15CN$l - do ralard and black, 1920; do
kinds. loG20c. English snipe southern fresh.
per dozen 7jcNSl -
Hay AND STRAW Market generally firm We quote:
Hay. prime. per H. 75c: do No to ~ l. 53a1oc:
do shipping 5Oc clover mixed. 5JGGOc. clover. 4jn"oc,
rye straw. iOGj5c: straw. 3iH40c.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Market slightly frmer
domestic potatoes under moderat" receipts and a
steady. Sweets steady. onions quiet. white
firm and yellow steady choice grades. but red ru"
duh and slightly in buyers favor Foreign cabhages
held firmly. Norfolk kalc scarce and firm. but spinach
plenty and thar steady. \ few baskets choice
Florida lettuce he'd s. bur all sold Small lots
Charleston asparagus command extreme pric"sup 10
81 5OaSi ~ per bunch hardly enough here 20 irdi
considerable receipts. Havana and
Bermuda vegetables firm. We quote: Potatoes. Der
muda per bb. ST. 50qS7 80: do Eastern Rose. s. 10G
do Hebron ard white kinds. 81 1JdS2 10 do STATE
81 s7as2 II do Scotch s. 25aS2 b; sweet Pc
tatoes 81 iOaS2 20: onions. white SasS. DO yellow ana
red seas. ~ ca,hages Danish. per 100. Si0aSi: do
domestic. S3GS6: celery loo stalks S2pFt; squash
per ih, 81 25dSl 20. parsnps carrots ara urnps 'cn
81 kale. 81 25a> 81 spinach. 81 'oaS2 letjnce
10 Florida. basket. 81 0aS'; green
peas california per case 50 5oas Havana onions per
crate $3dS2 10; peppers y lnN t"inu S oe"f pr
crate s. 1JdS3: parsley, 81. lettuce. ~ -1GS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cnicaro March u oSpecian Wheat advanced over
cont to-day and closed about tho top some ~ 'h'
hear pungers who tried 80 load down tho market on
"Wednesday were put 70 fight to-day May opened ~
rGisc sold between and 51'sc and closed ~ "''a
Tho strength was partly result 81 the o'esehlhg q"
Wcdnesdav and partly result - good cash demand o
milling purposcs Toledo reported sale ~ 2'""o hnr'
ola 70 "a oll-rau 70 the seaboard That really gave the
market a start Kansas city reported D"" 10 60 SCUM
TLor. wa sold here 20 30 10 ono ana
all. The low prices "i the daF
made a that wheat loading az ono 81 tir
refused. The ilpt"p prices were aue
tus, nj the close attempt by a local plungrr 70
blg line late Wednesday. cables came In an
sorts OF wavs lower from Liverpool ana farlf hhd
higher from and Antwerp. There ""r" some crop
damage reports Kansas, but they were NOT SERIOUSLY
Corn was up NC with wheat ~ was dnI affair;
NAV 4j'sc. sold between 800 ana
5G7.c and closed 4G.4c Receipts were only III cars
the estimate for tomorrow, 1870 ST LOUIS was up !
cent. Ncw-York sc There was no cash demand h,,r
Shippers still talking bcar!sn .-
OATS followed corn advancing &c. May sofa between
on.c and %okc, and closed AT 29,zc -, A.
The provision boom showed no l' mp FORK closed $40
over Wednesday: lard, l2,c over; rihs l3c over inc
conviction wag settled that Armour had me conr" n
mo nork market 800 hogs, the esiiuaie
for tomorrow 30 600 prices a. the yards were 90
1Oc higher. ,. -. -c.,.. III,
5sac Puts on May were 4ii<c, calls i7tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15

por,ers are not Offering goods at all freey %hle the de-
mand for ihr InSnr I e, i. o,e bat h1n GALES
day were 800 interior padang at 2c4c ana % tons
FLoTR AID MEAIThe market for -four was very
s 55 n tGd1 Fc a g45 was of Bayes appeared
shel with previous purchases ana an AZ Owing 70
speculative rise in grain NJ eapo'L g5i,g ~ 400
fs2or,fd a a' rhtes e wrs cfs oo IBIS winter
s. 2o 200 BIS win eSra s s g TO- 1915 6bs cy
patents private terms; 700 6eis cry o cSis e. r rTg
psess s. G5gs3 - and 800 bbs clears s. 90 R;yE;
Fo f drm sales obs So poass
CORNMEAL a!ket quies; a. S5, Wes,ern and South
3 seas2 BAG Market ggiet fine t, whl,e
81 i2@Sl e., hfe eoa2lgc; cob .Dq92'sc son.
oe s5c9si 81 h iS i2 sn'P ei,y Ted Scssi
men WIIEAT~The wheat market was only nodHr
s,ey @C nart Of the session within narrow limits There
weakness at me 9p"1R msan crop This was
rhn2yed but the advess the souhwesi ndcagns
lated the demand again ana ppoe Of trade on the
d ne pp ecI e"ure excepting dispatch from Berlin re-
sardins a,mage o 10 during the nrs hafhour 'he Price
curTent bad s fs,T sasfa a Although
seemed little less than year ago: IT eFi hanss and
y"t on; an estimate OF OF ll5ooooo bush which
Is ipi.2 hat the supplies hand 100000 TO
100000 bush Less o hsn las, yea 5an n OF farmers The
reports regarding the damage to tie crop IN n n
10
Vo-eho,se Commissioners. and was that the so "hSdt
was badiv damaged the hard varieties Were ao
injured 10 sore extent. Interior receipts we're liberal
Interior receipts spring wheat markets to-day
were 2sa O25 Including Chicago. 1900 bush mary
nsh against 81 $50 bush: eaboard receipts 30 go bush
AGAINST III III bush: total 33s 531 bush against 2IiS
bush Exports 245 1871 bush. against 24l2}o bush Inc
combination late In the afternoon was
seller The early fufnors OF
Russian have been secuted at but the
strone at Antwerp was considered par
taI con considerable uneasiness which
was reports from Kansas OF serious dam
age in the section The unfounded OF 10000 bush
for EXPORT on believed 10 be proof positive
OF damage abroad and there regular rush during
the last Of the session, prices advancing l.9lsc
from the lowest closing about the highest OF the day
~ s@ic net gain bush sample No red sold 1zc
over May afoat for export, MAY closed a, C2%c and
1ryae terms: makes about 600000 bush IN the last
49, CORN-The market for quiet. but
s,ont steady The opening showed little local demand
ond durtng the day in sympathy with wheat, prices i'm
royed slightly there snap 20 the trade. The
Interior receipts shown considerable Increase this
week and operators looking forward 10 visible sup
,, s,a,ement on Monday which will show an increase In
The great streI wheat late in the day led
ns buyng of but the close was quiet at
slc;xc net gain nominal 40 was quoted
1910 over Nav May closed at oosc ana steamer
in OATS-The market TOT
1es,ected Trade sandsll all day. ana IN race
20 TN wheat and the steady tone in corn
there was little than change In asked quotations to
MA featureless Cash oats were
as dull futures relatively NO oats were quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NeN-1ork, Mdrcn ~ Io'h
BEANS AND PEAs-Increasing nrrnness is shown in
domestic marrow beans ana 81 30 Is The bottom h61 Price
higher Medium quiet, but held wh confidence. 4 sale
Of 80 bbls Canadian pea was made early IN the gay ~
It would dinicult Red kidney slow
dull trade, L%as nrn. Fair trading in foreign beans
favor We quote beans doinsstc marrow per bush.
aa. a. % &C. d & sa e. %Gs
s%IR 81 s's "a g. eG% e 81 So SSa S. %1
$a,l s. ,I XIV s. o'''
BI;frER- Lrher receipts today tended to steady the
market litte fairly fresh creamery bur the demand
from previous arrivals to supply all the wants Of the
wa less question of price than Of securing
Here the is tsa & oG State a SsW dairy
tubs so irregular In color and quality thai buyers
ke for the Western packing. We quote: Sew butter
hds TO second aee stat. dy ' hair 6 fancy
17Ql1lzc; do Welsh tubs fancy l7c do hrsts, 1916;
fs d' DO DO seSon aa % a
tory ess gS ga no & gSUl S SO h fh to made sc
og5c d. Wesen fan d made sg4e 4 stat G gaT}
Uni s ns"i iSqlse :q ra s c@los y , ''
@ % Stock Sas 9'm o sa Most of the
in and fancy fl mild nayOred land and on
full cream, particularly shaip-h Favored simmer chess
very Slowly and the outlook for the balance
son Is poor. Liverpool cable colored Gos So Whit 49,
coiored fancy Iiiac. do white. fancy io.glc DO good
to choice. oa1oasc do common to far sg@zc 90 small
good 10 choice loisqil.c; d. common 10 fair sGlU.c
part SKINS small. choice. Saszc; do comhlon 10 prime
4Q7c: DO large, choice 7c. do common TO prime od"ac
State full SKINS. llp2tzc. pennsyN ania skins. lyl'xc
EGGSA speculative feeling has been developed TO-DAY
based largely orders from the West 10 Withdraw
stock from sale the demand is active both on local ana
Outof,own account and the reserved offerings have
made II difficult supply all requirements sales my"
been mainly 1870 for prime Western but Al Iile
hour the be sold has been cleaned up cseY
there litle shortage enabling holders 10 strain
further slight premium fancy goods from best sections
We quote: Jersey fresh dozen. l4c state ana Pom
sylyania. 1910. Northern ohio and Indiana 3iac; other
Western hrsts. 1870: southern i2i5d13c; duck eggs.
3OI35c.
ard held steady. Cranberries steady Oranges MN 40
fresh receipts OF Florida Strawberries. We quote Apples
Greening. Dbl. $3q4: do Baldwin and Spy. 3af3 -
do Wine Sap. 81 90: do Hen Davis 81; do Ruzset SO