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Evening journal., 1904-06-03
The Worlds News
POLITICAL.


Senator Penrose succeeds TO the va
cancy in the Republican National Com
mlttee caused by the death Of sena-
tor 0uav.
Nineteen Of. the twenty-four dele
gates from New Jersey to the st. Louis
Convention have declared their prefer
ence for Judge Parker.
The faction led by ex-senator Ken
ney is making fight to prevent Della
ware Democrats instructing for Judge
George Gray for President.
The President desires an absolute
declaration for a protective tariff at
Chicago it is reported with no sug-
gestlon Of revision
Delegates in the Illinois Republican
Convention were released from instruc-
tions and Colonel Frank o. Lowden
was In the lead for the Gubernatorial
nomination when the convention ad-
journed for the day.
SPORTING.
Rain prevented the St. Louis Athletic
and Philadelphia-C Chicago games.
Pitcher Caldwell, Of the University of
Pennsylvania. after being suspended
for a week declines to rejoin the team.
Swarthmore College beat the Uni
versity Of Toronto for the lacrosse
championship Of America by the score
Of 4 to 2.
Walter j. Travis, the American golf
er, defeated II. II. Hilton. the former
British champion, and Hutchinson, an
other strong player, and won his way
to the final round for the English
championship
FOREIGN.
France has begun negotiations for
the release Of Perdicars. The Sultan,
through his representative, has called
upon the tribes Of Morocco TO capture
the bandit thus saving the country
from invasion.
The French naval budget calls for
appropriations Of $4,000 600, chiefly for
armored cruisers and torpedoboat de-
stroyers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposed treaties on arbitration be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain and France formed the chief
topic Of discussion before the Lake
Mohonk Conference on international
Arbitration.
The Congressional Merchant Marine
Commission held its last session IN
Boston until after the Republican Ma
tional Convention, when 1t will resume
lis hearings in Detroit.
The court ordered a verdict in favor
Of Mrs l.. Harrison Dulles, Of Phila-
delphia, who sued for the recovery of
"a $4,000 necklace seized by a treasury
agent in New York.
James Shevlin. who was Tammany
Leader Murphys strongest ally in
Brooklyn, has Withdrawn his allegiance
saying he has retired from politics.
The Consolidated Gas Company. of
New York, voted to increase its capital
stock from SsO,OOO,OO0 to 500. 600.
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El.otrnonted Ia Midninht.

Columbus. O., June 3.-Carl Berg,
sentenced TO death for the murder Of
John Gueford at Wauseon in July,
1903. was electrocuted in the annex at
the Ohio penitentiary at midnight.
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Lstters On vanTrump Estate.

Register OF Wills Bach yesterday
granted letters Of administration on
the estate Of Howell II. Van Trump to
John o. Lambson.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03

\ New York Man reached home the
other night TO find lamp overturned
and a pool OF burning oil on the
floor In his hand he had couple
OF dozen Of eggs. These ne threw
into the flames, extingushlng the
blaze. Then the family sat down to
"a supper Of scrambled eggs with oil
dressing
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hands OF his friends, he now proposes
to make flght for che senatorship and
leave the people to name another for
the supreme court. Probably Governor
Pennypacker will become his legate.
and "Oleo' Brown viii get a term as
Governor. Thus an will be satisfied
and Pennsylvania will be represented
very much as she has been IN the past.
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OPINION
oklahomals Homo Owner.

From the Kansas city Journal.
One thing oklamoha may boast Of is her
homes. In but one State in me Union
North Dakota DO 80 large a per cent. OF
the peop.e own their homes as In Okla
homa. The census Of 1900 shows that us
per cent. Of ITS people own their homes.
This is a better showing than was made
by any Of the adjoining States
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al the Leading News stands ln WHINING
son and az Broad Street 6tatt--- -Alia-
dophia, every afternoon.
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Results Arn surn.

20 follow the insertion Of an advertise
meat in The Evening Journals classified
columns on page z. Everybody reads EN-.
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TELEPHONES

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A
Thinkers


If you are a thinker your brain wears
away in proportion as you use 1t and this
waste must be rebuilt by food (there's no
other way) else the brain grows dull and
is a poor instrument.
In Grape-Nuts food all the elements
required for this brain building are
found in the most liberal proportions,
the parts of grains that supply the Phos-
phate Of Potash and Albumen being es-
pecially selected in making.
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Entered at the Wilmington Post once
as second Glass Matter.
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Low Rate Coach Excursions to St.
Louis Worlds Fair Every Thursday
in June via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.
Only sl7.oo round trip. Tickets good
going IN day coaches only, limited to
return ten days. including date Of sale.
Train viii leave Wilmington at Ill p.
m. June 9Th 10th, 2Srd and 30th.
Tickets on sale at ticket Offices.
Evening journal., 1904-06-03

Shad are slow to leave the COM
paratively warm water of the Gulf
Stream and enter the rivers the waters
of which are chilled during the early
spring as a result Of the melting ice
This was so to a greater extent this
spring than for many years past and
kept the fish in the lower bay until the
latter part of April There was only
about three weeks Of profitable fish
ing
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Gran Bags. S565 25; San Quentin.
81 so; Wool Bags. 3oG32c: Fleece Irvine. TIE;
Fruit Bags. 614q71ac for white and &c for
CoAL-weliington. So per ton; New We'll
lngton. IS; Seattle Sc so; Bryant So 80;
Beaver Hill IS so; Roslyn. 81 Coos Bay.
So so: Richmond 81 so: Cumberland. $13 in
bulk and $14 % in sacks. Pennsylvania An
Welsh Lump. $I1 so: Camel SO per ton; Coke.
Sill zeal; per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks;
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per short
ton
OILs-Quotations are for barrels: for cases
add Sc: L:nseed, SIC per gallon for boiled and
Bakers "A. cases. 81 1OG1 -: Lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut, cases.
5sc for Ceylon and soc for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm Oil CSC; natural winter
Sperm Oil. 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
Oil. SIC: natural Whale OIL. 52c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. 75c; No Lard Oil, 65c;
pure Neatsfoot Oil 73c; No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil.
csc; light Herring OIL, 42c; dark Herring Oil.
Fish Oil. Soc; boiled Paint OIL 3Sc; raw Paint
COAL OII.-water White Coal Oil in bulk.
BE: Pearl Oil in cases. 19kc; Astral 1910;
Star. 1912c; Extra Star. 24c; Elaine 26c; Eo-
Gene 23c: Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in bulk.
lee; in cases, !2e; Benzine. in bulk 13c; in
cases. 1912c; Sc degree Gasoline. in bulk 25c;
TURPENTINE-s1c per gallon in cases and
roc in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead TH0
74c per ID; White Lead. 7AG7&e. according
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, per ID. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed 8 25c;
Powdered 6.1Gc; Candy Granulated 6.1Oc; Dry
Granulated. fine &c; Dry GRADUATED coarse
&c; Fruit GRADUATED &c; Beet GRADUATED
QOO-lb bags only. 59Oc; Confectionery A SC;
Magnolia A. 5000; Extra c. $500; Golden c.
5.4oc; D. 5.S0c; barrels. 10c more; half
1Oc more for all kinds. Tablets-HaIf barrels
c. soc; boxes 675c: H. & z. Crystal Dominos
DC per h. No orders taken for less than
seventy five barrels or its equivalent
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sUMALARY o. LIZ MARKErs.


INDUSTRIAL stocks one to two points
higher. Railroads irregular.
not much Variation i'm local stocks and
bonds.
Shipment of S56,977 i'm specie to
China
Slight fluctuations in Silver and Ex-
change
Wheat and Barley continue quiet, with
little change.
Corn scarcer. owing 10 car shortage.
Oats offer freely.
Rye in lighter supply and steadily
held.
Bean market still firm. with increasing
receipts.
Car shortage cutting down receipts of
Hay.
Bran very weak. owing to growing
green feed.
Potatoes in good supply but firm. On
ions still rising.
Poultry weaker under larger arrivals.
Game steady.
Fresh Fruit in liberal supply and
weak
Butter, Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
Walnuts firm. Primes i'm more demand
at New York.
Cottolene a fraction higher. Other
Provisions unchanged.
HOps continue very strong everywhere.
Nothing new in live or dressed Meats.
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

Receipts Of Hay were AZ cars. The market
remained as before choice Wheat ruling very
firm. An occasional car or two brings $16 but
the figure is hardly frequent enough for reg
ular quotation. The lower grades dragging
somewhat. The railroads at present bring
ing in only about % per cent Of what the de-
mand calls for owing to the shortage.
The millers now reporting a very weak
market for Bran. owing to the rapid growth Of
green Feed, but quotations are no lower.
BRAN-$2o021 per ton.
-S2402S per ton.
SHORTS-S20Q21 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley $23 50424 per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill. S31 5OQ32 so;
Jobbing. $33; Cocoanut Cake. $22Q23; Corn
Meal. $50 50931 so; Cracked Corn, S31@32;
Mixed Feed $22G22 so; Horse Beans. $30Q40
per ton; Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat $10G15 so; Wheat and Dat,
$1OG14 90; Oat. $9@13; Barley and Dat Ss
@12; Volunteer Wild Oat $7610; stable 50
oil: stock. SIS 5o@7; Glover, 5000 Alfalfa.
$9612 per ton
STRAW--45@65c per bale
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reached at 81 111s Meantime May sold up
to 81 III During the latter part of the SEES
sion the market broke quite sharply under
heavy sales of May by a leader of the bull
element while the market was bearishly af-
fected by Cincinnati journa, claiming a
plus of 100 COG, eco bushels of wheat for export
from the United States and Canada Another
factor was a private cablegram from Liver
pool reporting Argentine wheat prospects very
favorable Before the decline was checked
MAY had dropped to 81 09%. December sold
off in sympathy to 81 09Ts. A fair demand
from shorts caused some recovery, but the
market closed easy with December at 81 103s
Final quotations May were at 81 10H %
L 10a.
A firm tone prevailed in the corn market
during the early part Of the session. Decem-
Der closed at 4S%c.
Covering by shorts and fair demand from
cash houses caused activity in the oat market
early in the day. December closed at 2SKe.
In view OF weak hog market provisions
held comparatively strong. AT the close Janu-
airy pork and lard were each 21ac lower anc
ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Hides. Tallow. Wool and Hops.

Hops continue firm. Late mail advices from
New York say: "A fair business was reported
transacted in the coast market: sales were re-
ported of COO bales at 2Sd29c and 400 bales at
Bic The range of prices generally quoted was
from PC for ordinary up to soc for choice
One special sale however, above reported
was made at Gle Offerings reported as
limited sellers generally being encouraged by
the indicated strong statistical position and
were holding for extreme prices. u. State ad-
vices continued to report firm markets. with
offerings light; prices ranged from SOC to SIC
and up to 35c continued to be paid for small
lots of fancy Hops. The spot market was
firm but quiet
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1bG1c under quotations. Heavy sailed
Steers, 1015c; medium 913c; light. DC: Cow
Hides &c for heavy and &c for light; Stays.
&c; Sailed Kip Toe: Sailed Veal lie: Sailed
Calf 1115c; dry Hides 161aG17c: dry Kip, 100
14c: dry Calf ice: Sheepskins shearlings. ESQ
4Oc each; short Wool 40665c each; medium,
10000; long Wool $191 so; Horse Hides,
salt, 50 IS for large and S2d2 so for medium,
81 25G1 20 fcF small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides dry 81 20 for large and 81 so for me-
dunn $1G1 25 for small and soc for Colts
Buck SlStns-Dry Mexican, 3Oc; dry sailed
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American soc; Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras, 75e; extra large do
81 20: large soc; medium. 35c; small poe
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 4d416c per Ib;
No. 2 315c; Grease, 22G3c.
WOOL-Fall clip-San Joaquin and South
ern sole; Southern sd9c; Southern Noun
tain. 9q11c: Middle Counties. free. 12q14c:
do. defective, 10d12c; Northern free. 12G14c;
do. defective. 10G12c: Humboldt and Mendo-
cino. 14q15c per ID.
HOPs-19O4 crop. 26a31c per 10.
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Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-Liverpool futures were higher and
Paris futures weak.
Chicago showed no net change on the day.
The letter of E. +. Hutton 81 Co. said
kansas City wires that it is quite
tain that considerably over half the surplus
wheat in that section has been moved in the
first quarter of the crop year. Country de-
liveries Of wheat have been almost nothing
for week The line elevator companies have
been selling practically all their receipts to
Kansas mills instead OF bringing ii here Texas
is taking Wheat out of Southern Kansas. The
Northwest movement has been a disappoint-
ment California is taking Wheat here. Five
thousand bushels sold yesterday for this ac-
count.
.'Broomhall cables that there is nervousness
over the unfavorable Argentine advices. Kansas
City and Minneapolis report good cash de-
mand and the latter point reports large sales
of Flour. The weakness here was the natural
reaction of q scalping market after three
DAYS advance. Armour is apparently oper-
afing on the bear side but apart from that the
trading is neither broad nor important"
In this market futures were lower and weak
with the bears hammering the market Cash
quotations remained unchanged.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 45671 52H; California
white Australian, 81 55@1 62h; Nortbern
Club. 81 45@1 521A; Northern Bluestem. 81 60
oil 621a per ctl.
Session to II 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close
December 81 80 $, 50 81 g 81 4ss
D. m. Session.
December-S1 491s.
May--$1 sou
BARLEY-Both the cash grain and futures
were quiet and rather weak than otherwise.
though prices showed no change.
CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 o71t91 121s; new Brewing and
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Quotations showed no further change yes
terday Fine grades of Butter continued
cleaned up and hrm and there sur
plus of lower grades, except in one or two
houses The same remarks apply to Cheese.
But some dealers reported a slight accumula-
ton in ranch Eggs saying that the recent
advance had checked the consumption and still
further diverted the public inquiry to the
cheaper Eastern and cold storage goods.
Receipts were 1900 lbs Butter, SOP cases
Eggs and 1900 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 29G30c
for extras and 2362Sc for lower to medium
grades: dairy 21@24c: cold storage 24c; store
Butter 17@20c; Eastern creamery. 21A@23e;
Eastern ladle- packed 16G17c per ID.
CHEESE-11@12c for choice mild new and
sG10c for old cold storage. 101a@11c; Young
Americas. II 3@la &C. ia Eastern IoQl loo Per 10.
lected 3T@3sc for good to choice and 34@36c
for common: cold storage, 271a930c; store,
24c for seconds and 21c for bakers.
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The Cotton Market

z. +. Hutton Co Is New York wires yes
terdsy said:
COTION-The market is now practically
back again 10 the 10 cent basis and I think
II VIII meet with better class Of buying and
more resistance 70 any further bearish pres
sure from this level and we would favor
purchases OF late winter or spring months for
moderate turns, especially IN the event az AM,
further decline. The movement of The cron
Tor the week viii be lighter than last vreeI(
snd spinnere and exporters viii buy more free
4y On any further concessions and II must
also be remembered that the crop could he
badly damaged and the prospective yield ma
terially reduced In the event OF cold wet
weather setting in, as Il is all open from ton
10 bottom Of the plants. Price is now 49,
Ing " all street and the South with more hear
ISL circulars. He says there IS no question in
his mind that this years production OF Amer-
lcsn cotton Is ample for and probably IN ex
cess Of the worlds requirements % - "a
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STOCK MARKET.
San Francisco Mining Board Now Call
inc TOnOpahs.

There was a very fair business the Stock
and Bond Exchange but fluctuations continued
few and narrow Hawaiian Commercial was
firm and sold up to SCI 621a Onomea Sugar
sold up to S29 80 and Spring Valley Water. up
to $50 121z. There, was no change of I'M
portance in the oil mining stocks
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board in addition to the Comstocks, is now
calling a number of Tonopah mines. will
be seen by the new list below. and has also
admitted to membership the following men,
bers of the TOnopah Board; J. L. Joseph ID.
G. Doubleday. Barton Pitman. r. L. Cheney.
Nat Boas Samuel Braunhart G. ID. Clark.
Percy Kahn, r Kelner, Sim Mack and T.. V.
Starr This completes the quota of thirty new
members that the San Francisco Stock Board
intended to acquire chiefly from the Pacific
and Tonopah exchanges and makes a total
memberships of eighty-tw with eighteen board
seats unsod
Home oil Company has declared the regular
monthly dividend of 213c per share. amounting
to S2500 payable October 20.
Elk dividend yesterday: Central Eureka
Mining Company of California regular month
~. sc per share. amounting to $50. 600; Penn
syIvania c. NJ Company of California regular
monthly 1Oc per share amounting to s505O
The directors of the Mutual Electric Light
Company have elected H. H. Taylor president
of the corporation
The DAILY West Mining Company of Utah has
declared 2 regular monthly dividend OF 4Oc ner
share payable October Is
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New York Metal Market.

enthusiasm, encouraged presumably by a
favorable statistical position, was again evil
dent in the London tin market. SPOT quoted
at e13O and futures at aI29 los Locally the
market was higher with spot at SIS 321a@
rs So
Copper was a shade lower in London where
it closed at ego lbs Cd for spot and ESQ It's Cd
for futures Locally the market steady
at recent quotations. with lake held at $13G
I8 %, electrolytic at $12 S711@13 1914 and
casting at $12 1903.
Lead was steady at s12 Is Cd in the London
market and at 81 2064 30 locally.
Spelter closed little higher at a22 lis Cd
in London while IL remained unchanged at
So 1906 20 in the New York market
Iron closed at SOS Sd in Glasgow and AS Cd
in AIiddIesboro Locally iron is quiet No. L
foundry Northern is quoted at S14 25614 IS :
foundry Southern and No. foundry Southern,
soft s13 75m14 25
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry was in increased supply and as the
demand was less urgent, the market was
slightly weaker in tone. but prices of all de-
scriptions were well maintained A Of
Western came in to leading retail firm and
there about 100 coops of domestic stock
received Game was in good request at steady
prices.
POGLTRY-Live Turkeys, old. 14Q15c per
ID for Gobblers and 15916c for Hens; young
Turkeys, 20G22c per ID: Geese per pair. 81 so
al IS; Goslings, 81 75Q2; Ducks "a 50Q5 per
dozen for old and 81 50q6 for young; Hens
BOOSTERS. $5G5 so; old BOOSTERS 81 50Q5; Fry
ers $4@4 so; Broilers, 1891; Pigeons. 81 Is
per dozen for old and $2Q2 80 for Squads.
GAME-Wild Doves, 81 per dozen; Gray
Geese IS per dozen; English Snipe. So per
dozen: common snipe, 81 SO per dozen; Hare
for Cottontails and 81 so for Brush.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
F,uture Grain and provisions.

CHICAGO Oct 13.-The weakness in wheat
developed late in the day. Higher prices in
foreign grain markets was factor contribu-
9sa15c to 81 1913 al 10k May was up k0Ac
at 81 II to 81 H. On the advance there was
some profit taking by local longs. As a result
ever soon became bullish again and prices
rose steadily. The strength was due largely
TO big advances at Duluth and Minneapolis
as a result OF heavy sales of -four some of
which was for export report Of a trade
million bushels of wheat have been sold for
Eastern shipment had considerable influence
IN stimulating the demand for wheat here
The high point on December for the day was
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Conditions in the fruit market showed but
little change from the previous report. Trade
was active on local account but stocks of
most descriptions were in excess of the de-
nland and the market was rather weak.
Peaches and Bartlett Pears We're the only de-
scriptions to show any frmness and what few
Offering were firmly held at high prices.
Both of those fruits have about had their
run and they will soon disappear altogether.
Table Grapes were in good request at I'M
changed rates although offerings were gen
orally unattractive Wine Grapes were in in
creased supply -six carloads being received
The stock was mostly poor and met with
sluggish demand at irregular prices. Melons
fused for Cantaloupes, which came to hand in
bad condition. Berries arrived freely and ruled
weak. the demand being limited Citrus and
Tropical fruits were unchanged. of late
Valencia Oranges was marketed.
: sTRAWBERRIES-I.ong 5000 per
chest; other varieties S396 per chest
RAsPBERRIES- 50@6 per chest
HUCKLEBERRIES- 9@1Oc per Id.
CRANBERRIEs-s2 2Sd2 80 per. box for
APPLEs-s1 25g1 so for fancy. s5c@sl for
choice and 4oa75c for common
PEARS-Bartetts 81 50G2 per box in
Guiding cold storage; Winter Nelns, 75ca
81 %: other winter varieties. 4O975c
PEACHES 5OdS5c per box.
PIJJMS-40060c for small packages and -
~ PiERfsIMMoNs- socas1 per box.
UNCERTAINTIES ;'5Q5cc for small and
81 25662 for large boxes.
INCES-25n50c per box
FIGS-Nominal
Nutmeg Melons. 35Qecc per box; Watermelons.
S1G3 per dozen.
GRAPES-Seedless from cold storage 650
SIC per box; Isabella, 50MT5c per crate: other
varieties 25d40c for small boxes. 4e6T5c per
crate and T5c@$1' % for open boxes; Wine
Grapes, $1,000 per ton.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges, 50 5063 80 per
box for Valencias; Lemons 81 50d3 for
fancy 81 1892 25 for choice and 81 25Q1 SO
for standards Grape Fruit 50 5003 so; Mexi-
can Lines S4G4 so per case: Bananas. seas
per bunch for Central American and 75cq$2
for Hawaiian; Pineapples. 50 1893 20.