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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-26

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
RoURKE DISCUSSES WESTERN
Says Des MOines a. sure OF a Team
40 Citlsens DesIre, while NIL
wankee r. . CIncb.

DIES MONIES, Feb. 2s-Cspccial)-"There
Is not the slightest question as to Des
s MSinsS nsvibbg q Wsstsrn iesgue team ns ext
coupled with the necessary money said
w. A. Rourke this morning. Just after his
Rourke's visit is entirely for the purpose
here as regards the placing Of a Western
"Des Molnes. will have the preference
over Sioux City or any other town hat has
aPHP RI have ror pa aSdm ne n,i sa,d - Nj bes E Mo,nss
lately because we supposed that the peo-
pie here didn't want a team. We hnd that
into the situation. I don't know just what
Flynn and Elliott and The other fans be-
"tf Des Moines does not. come into the
league. and Il rests entirely with the city
be q six-club circuit. OF that there f. no
doubt. Peoria will not get into the league
unless pes Moines does. As far as Sioux
are a number OF men there who are In
favor OF u, but we have decided that base
ball In Sioux City would not be q paying
promoters al that place, Il e restaurant
I Pf tO,S Ts Rim e' shas Il + s Re we c,t On e ansnfii IL Y
could figure on losing $500. OF course he
might not. but told him to figure II from
hand. make lots Of money. Base ball in a
town the size Of Sioux City is doubtful.
Wien Lockhart heard this he Immediately
wens home. He is Interested In getting the
Sioux City team in the little league COM
posed of Dakota and Iowa towns.
We will have a ball team at Milwaukee.
That Is a cinch, We already have the
ground leased and-well. a Western league
team at Milwaukee, is a sure thing. As for
Peoria, that all depends on what you do
here. They have the money and are anx-
lous to get In, but we Will have a sjx-olub
league, which will be composed OF Milwau-
kee. Kansas City. Omaha, st. Joseph, Dem
yer and Colorado Springs. unless you peo-
pie here act favorably.
we intend TO have the Western league
meeting at Denver just as soon as we get
this. Des Moines business settled. We are
anxious for Des Muines TO get into the
band wagon. / intend to stay here three
or four days and / don't doubt but that
will be able TO report favorably on base
ball in Des Moines."
Manning. the Kansas Cit manager who
was expected to arrive with Mr.. Routke
will in all probability come tomorrow
morning. He was called TO Joplin. Mo.
where he IL Interested In the manufacture
of an explosive.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
eooSO ooOOo esOS eooeo oe0es sooo oseOe ssee'
. Ezra DaItOn'S Will

Short story BY ELLIOTT FLOWER

Then she evineed a strong repugnance
to massage. which she previously had held
TO be conducive TO beauty and health. In
deed, when the subject was mentioned she
shuddered and once exclaimed. Heavens. Il
might rub QUIT" In a crowd. too. she ex-
hibited great distress. II anyone brushed
roughly by her so as to touch her right
shoulder she became pereeptibly pale and
promptly endeavored to back into some cor
ner where she would be reasona bly, safe.
Naturally there was speculation and then
gossip.
That old brute Of a husband beats her"
someone suggested
why, Of course" another exclaimed.
That explains everything. doesn't it7 Her
backs probably a mass Of bruises
just as this was satisfactorily settled by
the gossips and everyone was wondering
how long her pride would keep her out Of
the divorce court, she still further puaSTed
them by a remark OF en- entirely different
nature. Something was said about the
value Of a beautiful skin to a woman, q
particularly fair debutante being under dis-
cussion.
ut is priceless" one otthe party as
serted. ut cannot be put In figures"
"oh. I don't know" returned Mrs. Ezra
Dalton in a dreamy way. "A few square
inches Of mine lie worth IS, $50. 0o0."
On another occasion she asked II she
walked straight.
Certainly" was the reply. "Whyf'
II feared | might sag a little on the right
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01

Copyright. 1909. by s. s. Mcclure Coz
When Kittie wingram married Ezra Dali
ton Il wac generally understood to be a
financial transaction OF the kind customary
In the polite world. Kittie was young and
pretty, while Ezra was old and rich. But
Kittie was not one OF those unbusinesslike
girls who leave everything to chance. No,
indeed; she was a thoughtful and worldly
maiden who knew how to look out for her
self and her future. She insisted that his
will must be made out in her favor In the
way that she should decree and left in her
charge.
Everything must be left TO me- she
said. land the will must be absolutely In
my keeping. Too many girls in our set have
been fooled by codicils and other changes"
To this he agreed and the day after the
wedding she demanded the fulhllment of his
promise.
II will have the new will drawn up and
executed today he said. and tonight
will give II to you. l regret to have to cut
Of one or two relatives who have been kind
to me. but you shall have everything"
at is because / know you will regret
that she replied. that l shall not he sat
lsfed with any will that l cannot have al
ways with me. No safe deposit box would
give me the sense OF security that l need
in order to rest easy"
Surely you cannot be in earnest" he
protested. you cannot carry II about with
you. II would be lost OF stolen"
"The way that I intend to carry IT, she
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01

"whst are you eoing to do about it?" he
asked.
~ don't know answered the lawyer.
I'VE can't very well nle the will"
"No." admitted the Judge. that wouldn't
DO at ali. The clerk is a married man. How
many common Law heirs are there?'
30 "oniy two besides the widow. and they're
both present In court"
Don't you suppose you could compromise
the matter? ?" inquired the judge. ITO tell
the truth. I'd prefer to have no contest. 4
blush very easily"
Acting on this suggestion. the lawyer lad
a whispered conversation with the two
other heirs. and then Mrs. Dalton was
asked to Join them. The conversation that
ensded was very animated. but only an oe-
casional sentence could be heard by others
in the court room. Once Mrs. Dalton was
heard to say angrily. IL won't" TO which
the lawyer responded: But think OF the
annoyance OF being recorded and fled"
Then a little later her voice rose again as
she said: 81 won't give that much, even
II have to be read in open court" One Of
the other heirs was heard expostulating;
"Of course, II Is In your power to cut us
on without anything, but Il certainly Is
worth something to you 70 escape tho
bother of being probated and proved up"
he said, and the second broke in with; III
we should make a contest on the ground
OF forgery, you would have 10 be submitted
to the microscopists and handwriting e1-
perts." Finally the lawyer aid "Yoc
might keep the millions and let 60 Of the
odd $3.50, OOO." ana with a sigh she nodded
her scquiescence.
"weil?' said tho Judge impatiently at
acquiescence.
''Your honor" replied the lawyer, chs
only other possible heirs have agreed to
sign a release of all claims whatsoever,
and let the entire estate 90 to the wido~
just as soon as we can draw up a little
agreement for her signature"
Thank heaven!" sighed the Judge. MY
wife "a q very jealous woman
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
cnttnn Mnraet.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-CoTToN-spot
closed quiet, 1-i8c higher. mlddling up
lands, si3-16c: middling gulf. s1-16c; sales,
2g bales. Futures closed firm; March, S.72c;
April. S.esc; May, s;S4c; June, s5Sc; July,
Der, 1890. The market opened steady, with
prices 1Q4 points higher, The market was
hnaily firm and net 10dl3 points higher,
with sentiment buillsh.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-CoTTON-
Strong; sales, $3.50 bales; ordinary, &c;
IEC S9d OrdiPaEys 'hG GOOD ipW mi %difq1anss sJsS;
mmidddiins fair, s6-1sc; receipts, 1881 bales:
stock, Sy5.5 sos bales. Futures, steady March,
EHdS. 29c; April. S,34G8. sec; May, S.S9dS. 40c;
June, 6.AGe.46c; July, S.iSMs. t9c; August.
Ssssgss5s septemSsr mssgssss; oSsOSe :,
the total visible as 4,4S7,9 $50 bales, OF which
1920, 9S9 was American.
GALVESTON, Feb. 2.-CoTToN-Quiet,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ss,-coTToN-stesdy
receipts, 3,esS bales; shipments, 3,sn bales
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s.A p. m,-coTToN
Spot. moderate business, price 1-S2d lower
American mlddltng fair, ; 1920; middling,
4Md; low middling. I17-s3di good ordinary,
41-92d; ordinary, 4 5-Sed. The sales Of the
day were 1000 bales, Of which 500 were for
American. Receipts, none. Futures opened
quiet and closed steady American mid
ding, 4 3e-e4d. sellers. March and April,
4 s5-6d4 3S-64d, buyers; April and May
4 86-64d. sellers; May and June, Ss-e4Q
4 st-e4d, sellers; June and July, Ss-s!d
sellers. August and September, S2-s4d
buyers; September and october 3e.etQ
42-e4d, buyers; october and November
a20-64d, buyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
railway Notes and Personals.

]. w. Grimm, general agent Of the Union
Pacific At Denver. Ia In Omaha
General Manager Holdrege of the Bur-
lington has returned from Chicago.
General Freight Agent Crosby OF the
Burlington has returned from st Paul.
Colo, on the Union Pacihe yesterday morn
ing.
General Freight Agent =. II, Wood Of
Paul.
The Missouri Paelhe Friday carried twelve
Leroy and Burlington, Kan. There were
thirty-seven people In all and twelve
freight ears we're required to CONVEX the
goods.
Passenger Trafic Manager Bryan Snyder
Of the Frisco system has returned to his
81. Louis headquarters after a visit Of
ssyeF SssD d1 Ssrs ~ s,S O%a tSs , ne i5s 6r Time v he
established In this city.
George A. McNutt, district passenger
agent OF the Missouri, Kansas "a Texas
tells Of 10000 acres II land in Indian
Territory which win shortly be opened 10
1000 Indians. many OF whom win undoubt
George. t. Rose has been appointed SUI
perintendent OF the eastern division Of the
Missouri Pacific TO succeed ID. Hardy, pro-
S sssssm, 70 n H.. SsR Ross iSnsri Bssn eonS q ,sS
With the operating department OF the
Great NorthsEn. Hts headquarters will be
General Passenger Agent Buchanan Al
the Fremont, Elkhorn 4 Missouri Valley
railroad and Assistant General Passenger
railway, have r%eturnsd from Denver. wSers
they attended a meeting OF the Transmits.
souri, committee OF the Western Passen-
OF Colorado rates did not come up All Iii
as the subject for discussion and settle.
fare rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01


again demanded to know 10 she had ao
will.
yes. sir" she answered. family.
Let me see t."
she looked at him pieadingiy. but he was
stern and unyielding.
IL can tell you every word Of IT," she
urged.
Won't do" he said
"And-and the witness and the notary
can tell you just what It says. It's very
short"
Madam" ne announced. harshly. there
must be no more trining with the dignity
OF this court. The mystery must be baredl"
"Baredl" she repeated with a shudder.
"Baredi"
show me the will.' he ordered.
Her attorney tried to speak, but was
again sfienced. she hesltsted. but Anslly
her womaniy Indignation came tosher RELIEF.
II WON'T" she cried. dehantly.
Committed for contempt Of court, said
the Judge. Take her into custody, and
keep her until she Is pro7sTsd to permit
that will to be delivered into my hands"
"rd rather be fled with the clerk of the
court" she pleaded. and then. as the ofneer
approached. Don't you touch me, sirl
How can : be sure that some Of It may not
yet rub on"
The Judge looked at her biankly. and then
beckoned to the lawyer.
why didnt you tell me she was crazyH'
he whispered. when the latter had reached
his side.
The lawyer leaned over and replied in a
very confidential tone.
"No?" said the judge when the lawyer
had finished.
Fact" said the lawyer.
The judge scratched his head thought
fully. and then laughed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01

side,' she answered. II am carrying a
fortune there. you know"
She also told a gallant younS man who
had said that woman was worth her weight
in gold that. IL she cared to do It. she could
demonstrate that she was worth a good deal
more than that. But she instantly re-
GREETED THE. for he demanded the proof.
and her confusion was such that the eos-
sips were more excited than ever.
The time came. however, when curiosity
was satisfied, for old Ezra Dalton died. No
will was filed for probate. but application
made direct to the Judge TO settle the
estate.
us there a will" he demanded.
There is" replied Mrs. Dalton's attor-
ney, but"
Has 1t been hied?" asked the Judge.
Filed" calculated Mrs. Dalton with q
shudder. why, it would be barbarous to
file it. Think how it would hurt!'
1T has not. your honor" answered the
attorney. "You see--"
Then hls It," broke in the Judge. land
notify all the parties in interest
There are no parties in interest except
my client" explained the lawyer. 1T
leaves everything to her"
well, the will must be filed. Just the
same" said the judge irfitably. when
the clerk Of the court notifies me that 1t is
in his possession l will Get q date for the
hearing"
I'm his possession" raoaned Mrs. Dalton.
"Hss-has he got to keep III"
Certainly" said the Judge in surprise.
"And he's such a homeIy man, too" she
walled. ira be very unhappy"
"If your honor please" said the lawyer
to the puzzled and astonished judge, "the
circumstances are such that my client can.
not very we'll part with the document"
Cant part with III" exclaimed the Judge
feeling that a serious affront had been pu,
on the court. II guess she'll part with n
quick enough IL this court SO DEGREES. III
see to that"
mo, no! Oh, moi" cried Mrs. Dalton
hastily backing toward the door.
The judge was now thoroughly aroused.
"Ofacer, stop that womani" he ordered
There's some mystery or some triekerS
here and I intend to have the mattel
cleared up. Now, madam" he went on, Al
she approached under escort OF the police
man. Il want to know n you have that will
with you.
Its very much with her. said th,
lawyer quickly, but
"I'll look into this matter, sir, without
any further help from you, . said the judge
sharply. Then, turning to Mrs. Dalton. h
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
BAD DAY FOR THE FAvoRITEs
Only Two of the Foar Man
age 10 Gait in
Front.

SAN. FRANCISCO, Feb. ~~@.-Favotites
Jared badly at Oakland. today, only two OF
them getting home in front. The weather
was line, but the track was still heavy.
Ransch carried on the riding honors by
landing three winners. Jackson was first
past the judges twice. Sir Dougal was a
pronounced favorlte for the first race, but
after racing with Marlborough he stopped
and the second choice won easily. Pre-
stano, a 1 to 2 shot, was beaten q neck by
Killdoe in the last event. The California
Derby at a mile and a quarter. with a
value of 5000. will be the feature OF the
program tomorrow. Results.
First race, Futurtty course, purse; Edin-
borough won, Sir Dougal second. Loyal 5
third. Time: 1:19.
Second race. seven furiongs. selling: Phil
Archibald won, Legal Maxim second, Es-
tado third. Time: 1:35&.
Third race. six furiongs; Foul Play won,
Fourth race, thirteen-sixteenths OF a
mile. Quiz II won. F1amero second, Me-
rops third. Time: 1:2sh.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling. Bragg
won. Dunblane second, Bard Burns third.
Sixth race. sieven-slxteenths Of a mile,
selling: Killdoe won. Pfestano second
Derby Winner third. Time: Ills.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
LINCOLN TAKES EVERYTHING
Surprises Itself by Defeating Omaha at
Basket Ball.
MAIN Score is fr1Y-foUR TO SIXTEEN
Gate CitS's juniors Lose, seven "a
Twenty-six - wesleyan Univer-
sity AIso Roated by
Big score.



LINCOLN. Feb. ~2s.-CSpeciai Telegram.)-
The Lincoln Young Mems Christian assoc
citation was victorious In all matches in
the basket ball tournament in the Lincoln
Auditorium tonight. In the game between
the FIRST teams OF the Omaha and Lincoln
association the visitors we're defeated, 81
to 16. The Omaha Juniors we're defeated
by the Lincoln Juniors, rs to Z. In the
contest between the Lincoln second team
ana the Wesleyan university team the vis-
itors were defeated. SO to 10.
The result Of the contest between the
FIRST teams Of omaha and Lincoln was a
general surprise. the Lincoln team having
been badly beaten In the recent game IN
Omaha. Captain Jardine dld excellent work
throughout the game and his men played
steadily, but not as fast as those OF this
city. Andersen and Hancock aid notable
work Tor the lincoln team,
Lineup Of the hrst teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
Jockey unaer su.pleian.

grave and Aborlgine were the winning
favorites at the Exposition track. In the
fourth race Economic looked to be a win
Judges suspended Jockey Williams. who
had the mount, pending an investigation.
First race, six furlongs; Cathedral won,
Hattie Davis second. Trilby Nelson third.
lime: 1i21h.
won, Pearl Bansle second, Harrison =
third. Time: 1:0Sn.
Third race, one mile: Antagone won,
Joe Gammage second, Mill Stream third.
Fourth race. seven fufiongs: Preskrave
won. Economic second, Dominish third.
Ffth race. six f~urIonss:. Abotislne won,
Welsh Girl second. W. j.. Baker third.
Time. l;2i1k.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb &.-wooL-Firm; me-
dunn grades. 1sGishci light fine. 2h@1bc;
heavy fine, 1O61gc; tub-washed. 2i@24hc.
BOSTON, Feb. 2S.-The Commercial Bul-
letin will cay in tomofrow's report on the
wool trade OF the United States: TIL mar
ket is. extremely outlet. The shipments are
very largly. Of woods sold before. or Of
woods arriving for manufacturers account
and shipped out to them. The aggregate
Of business Is largely made up Of sample
lots and odds and ends. Wool does not de-
cline, because dealers are still sold ahead;
The contra citing for wool on the Sleeps
back has. stopped. 1t cannot be said that
buyers who have to face a new clip In 9
few weeks are absolutely heartbroken that
q iull in the demand should come at Just
this time. The mills appear quite well
supplied with wool and they show no de-
sire whatever TO speculate, The receipts
Of wool in Boston since January l. 1902,
i6,1 O6,9 $50 pounds for the same period I'm
1901. The Boston shipments to date are
I7.[53,e44 pounds, against shipments OF 81
$4,000 pounds for the same period in 1901.
The stock on hand In Boston January 4,
1909, was 77,340,4 6s pounds; the total stock
today is SO, 943, 1856 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
OH and Rosia.

OIL CITY. Feb. 2S.-otL-Credit balances,
t1.15; certificates. no bid; shipments, 1e4, 755
bbis; average, q, 247 bbls.: runs, 49, $40
TOLEDO, Feb. ss-OtLNNorth Lima, SSc:
South Lima and Indiana, soc.
LONDON, Feb. Is. OIL T~urpentine
spirits, S0s Cd. Rosin, American strained.
q. ed; fine, ss. Linseed,i &s load. Sperm,
NEW YORK, Feb. ws1on-cottonseed,
steadier: prime crude, nominal; prime yell
low, 40hc. Petroleum, dull: ,Rosin, steady.
Turpsntins, steady. 4tatgtfSc! 49,
tine, Arm. 441kc; receipts, 1856 6blsj sales.
100 bbls. exports. z15 bbls. Rosin, firm re-
eeipts, 1000 bbls. sales, $500 bbls,; exports.
Asf bbls. Quote:A A, b. c, ID, $50; II, H.35;
r, $40; O, G.4S9i.60; i, &l50; K, $3.50; N.
ss,2S: VIC. $3.50; WV, sa.sO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
ONE OF HIcKEYs LOVE FEAsTs
Meeting OF American Association
Maenates II to Ne Un-
eventful.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-The advance guard
Of the American association base ball mag
nates arrived here today for the first
which begins at the Leland hotel tomor-
row morning, W. II. Watkins and c. II,
Rushheupt OF indianapolis and A. L. Buell.
OF Berlin. Via, owner OF the Kansas City
franchise. Were the first on the ground.
According to Mr.. Hickey tomorrow's meet
ing win Be In the natnrs Of a owe feast.
be only an Incident OF the meeting. In the
evening a banquet will be held.
eOur elroeit IL now completed and we are
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
sniritnaIisn pselininn.

II has been the general observation that
for some years past spirituaIism has been
in a gradual decline. This is the Law with
everything that is not founded on true
merit. The reason Hostetter's stomach
Bitters has been recognized as the leading
family mediclSe during the Sast fifty years
Is because II Is founded onl true merit. and
has always been found reliable in cases OF
indigestion. dyspepsia, constipation ana
biliOusness. Try a bottle and satisfy your
self.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01

ATLANTA. Ga: FEB. 2s-in tOnisht.s
teams. Lesndsf ana 1Kutz, and .Tpryiiie and
Lake, outrode the field and tied for first
place II R. the saS Ssnx 2 sc 9 7 &c Of !, Is miles >
with IS miles . laps, finishing a lap ahead
OF Hadaeid and calvin, Lawson and Bar
clay, Bennett and Hunter and Fields and
Wslthour, who are tied for last place. One
hundred and eighty-two miles and one lap
a been ridden In the eight hours Of the
raaA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
FaiIing Acct Kilis two.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-Two men, were
The falling OF a furnace roof at the plant
OF the South Chicago Furnace company,
The dead are: Frank Russell, head
crushed; Michael Jackplar, body crushed.
While the three men who were injured are
IN a serious condition, II Is said they have
Il Supposed to nave been due to the weak
eninE OF the steel trusses supporting the
uaivanfzPd iron roof.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
LINGO oniy one OF M. oia...

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 28-Lingo was the
only winning favorite today. The stewards
have reinstated .steeplechase. Jockeys 4.
Gormley and II Hayes and the horses w.
First race, selling, six furlongs; Doctor
Stephens won. pifhdence second, Anteup
third. Time: 1.I6
Second race, one mile and an eighth. SELL
ing: Afra won, Prince Eeno second, Joe
Collins third. Titnei 1854.
Third race, six furiongs: Masterful won,
Judge Maggie second, Royal Sterling third.
Time: 1:1B.
Fourth race, Elk furlonssi handicap;
Glead third. Time: 1illh,
nth race, one mile and an eighth, sell
ond, little Lois third, Time: 1i5h.
Sixth race, six furlongs. and a half!
Lofter won, Echodale second, w. c. Will
liams third. Time 1.s1h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01

morning for the murder OF his wife, Artis
Hinkle, IN this city, September n, 1891.
The drop fell at s;ii. His neck was broken
and life was extinct IN eight and one-half
minutes. Hinkie passed last evening IN
religious devotion. slept we'll through the
nirht and went to the scanold calmly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
Columhin,s New coach.

NEW YORK, Feb. %.-Columbia's base
ball team has engaged William X. Murphy
as coach for thls season. He Is, a graduate
four years, For two years he was a mem-
Der OF the New York National league team.
for the same period ~Pennsylvanla's base
foot ball, base ball and track coach at
Leland Stanford. Jr., university, California.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
Rsmari-asie sarsleai Operation.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-In one Of the most
remarkable operations known 70 surgery,
.Ss brain g s q RsT. william sRFsiSini A 70 stark shs w Dsstot
az the Broadway German Methodist Epis-
copal church Of this city. has been Actu-
certain nerves that had. caused the clergy2
man excessive neuralgia were extracted.
The patient is said TO have stood the
covery are entertained. The operation was
performed at the Johns Hopkins hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
Pieninr throws Norbeck.

NEW YORK. Eel. zs.-John Pisnlng. the
GraecosRonnan wrestling champion, was
champion Of Norway, at the Lenox Lyeeum
tonight. after two hours OF wrestling. In
which Piening secured one fall. The contest
was q magnificent exhibition OF skill and
ehdufahee, especially on the part OF Pien-
ing. The first fall was secured after nine
minutes and fou seconds of wrestling
with a body hold.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
ryaporated Appiea and Dfied Fruits.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-EvAPoRATED
he ststement hat the desirable supply IS Is
none too liberal. The tone was generally
steady. There were no changes IN quota.
prime, 9dgNc; choice, sx910cI fancy, 10tlG
lie. Apricots and peaches are In active
demand and firmly held.
steady, with a moderate movement at,
s5k@6&c. Apricots, Royal, 10Qi4c; Meor
Park, 10912hc. Peaches, peeled, 14d1Sc;
unpeeled, 6G9hc.