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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
WESTERN PACIFIC.
Gould Now Controls Rosd snd VIM
Extend q TO Coast.

Gould Now Controls Rosd and WIN
Extend q 10 Coast.
San Francisco, April 24.-The fol.
lowing statement regarding the organ
ization and plans Of tho We1tern Pr
cifio Railroad COMPANY has b6en made
public BY ]. Dalsell Brown, one OF the
directors Of the new railroad:
~ have received telegram from
George j. Gould authorizing mo to In
form the people Of California that he
and his overland railroad system are
behind the Werenst Pacific land will
construct it without delay In order 70
give the Gould roads an entrance into
California and Pacific ocean termi-
nus at San Francisco.
81 am also authorized to say that E.
T. Jeffery, one Of Mr.. Gould's right
hand men and long president OF bis
Denver & Rio Grande system, il 70
Immediately become president OF the
Western Pacific.
''Furthermore, Walter J.. Bartnett,
Of this city, who is now president OF
the company, Is to become Its vice
president and chief counsel.
s'Some Of the local directors, includ.
ing George A. Batchelder. manager Of
e. Fl. Rollins & Sons; A. G.. Kains.
manager Of the Canadian Bank Of Com
MERGE, and, perhaps, one or two 9th
ers, will go to New York next week 70
attend an important meeting OF the
board.
"There are now three Eastern direc-
tors in the board, e. T. Jeffery, Ed
win Hawley and William II. Taylor, Of
the Bowling Green Trust Company.
The board Ia to be organized by the
election Of several other Eastern gen.
tlemen in the places Of some Of the To-
cal members. who will retire. Con-
tracts for the construction Of the entire
line have been settled on, and the
awards will be made at the approach
ing meeting of the directors. The max.
imum grade over the Sierras will be
one per cent"
The company already has spent $780,
600 for terminal properties In Oakland,
but it's San Francisco terminal plans
have not been made public. The line
from this city, leaving Sacramento,
will strike Marysville, Oroville, and
Beckwith Pass In California. Reno
will be of the main line, but will be
reached by q branch line. Leaving
Nevada, the road will 60 around the
Southern end Of the great Salt Lake
in Utah and enter Salt Lake City In
tho terminal yards Of Gould's Denver
& Rio Grande system.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
BIG INTERESTS POOL
Hill, MORGAN, ROCKEFELLER and
YANDERBILTS.
Coalition which Proposes TO Vote
as q Unit when Hartman IN.
teresfs Are Not TheirS-0ream
of Q Transconfinentsl Line sim
Only Q Dream.

Boston, April 26.-It is learned that
Harriman's ambitious plan to unite
the New York Central, Chicago and
Northwestern and Union Pacific rail-
way companies into one big transpor-
tation system has been abandoned by
the Hartman interests chiefly because
he has been sat upon by the Morgan.
Rockefeller and Vanderbilt interests,
allied with James J. Hill.
\. These four have formed q coalition
which can put an effectua1 stopper
on Mr.. Hartman at sny time that his
plans 60 contrary to their wishes. An
understanding has been reached by the
so-catled Morgan. Rockefeller and Hill
interest in the Union Pacific by which
the holdings of these three will be vot.
ed as unit in deciding all questions
affecting not only this property but it's
relations to other railroads as we'll.
As consequence Of suoh understand
ing it is probable that the proposed
500, 900, 900 worth Of new Union Pa
ciflc shook may not be authorized at
the meeting to be held May Is in Salt
Lake.
It has been known since the an
nouncement of this stupendous f]nan-
cial proposition that the Morgan peo-
pie would resist its being effected with
all their power. Mr.. Harriman's tao
tics have offended many influential
men, and opposition to his schemes
has been due az much to his personal
attitude as to any other objections his
opponents may have. Influential men
Of the Hill party have been very bitter
in their expressions about him. the
Vanderbilts propose to adhere to their
policy Of keeping their money east Of
Chicago, although it is still proposed
to make Vapderbilt merger embrac.
ing the Omaha road. The plan to
have tho Union Pacific take the New
York Central, however, has been aban-
doned, while there are likely to be
some further arrangements Of the
Northwestern map.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
Reduced Rates for Te'ene's

kCO0C(O kobCS "" 80, r
Chicago. April 26.-Aii i n...s. "
soOiations In the United 49, $3.50 y
Canada except one have el..:or.l v
granted the National Eduoa' ~,,s =
ISOLATION at q rate OF one ial0 Oh = ~
for the round trip to Asbufy a.,,apbpa
Ocepa Grove, n. J., for sne ~ TS ssssp'
which meets July 8 70 .. =. b.
ton Il the Southwestern EAoa .:ora ~
reau, with which negoIssm ~
pending. The complete plos than ~
be issued this week. Moie r.. Roo
papers will be read. Pre1o'
yelt win mako An address,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
Forest flres In flinnesota,

Duluth, April 24.-Northeasteru
Minnesota and the Western end Of
Lake Superior are developed In q pail
Of smoke from forest fires. Scores OF
fires are burning In woods and slash.
ings, and reports arc coming In con.
corning them from every line Of rail
communication entering Duluth. Fires
are burning close to several of tho min
ing locations on the Messaba. The
country i dry. no rain having fallen
for three weeks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
Enjoined Against Reading.

st. Petersburg, April ga general
order has been issued to the Imperial
guards and other troops forbidding
them to read the revolutionary Ntera-
ture now being spread throughout Rus.
STA. The ministry Of finance has az.
signed $50, 900, 900 for new railroad
construction this year.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
Accepts Canal Appointment.

Washington, April a. Secretary
Taft has received the acceptance by
Alfred Noble Of his appointment as one
Of the board Of consulting engineers Of
the Panama canal commission. Mr..
Noble constructed the $780, canal,
and is the consulting engineer of the
Pennsylvania railroad in charge Of ita
tunnel project in New York.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
WASHINGTON NEWS

The next term Of the state supreme
court begins on May 8.
Colfax expects to.have hsz, CITY wa
ter systsm oopFleted byJuns !.
sunnyside postoface receipts increas-
ed "a Der cent for the twelve months
ending March 81.
Work has been commenced on the
Bellingham Masonic temple. The
building will cost Sic, $780,,
It is stated that the estimated cost
of the Palouse irrigation project Is 90
great that it is doubtful II it is carried
out at the present time.
DR.. A g. Weed, a pioneer physician
of Seattle and for two terms mayor OF
that city, died Sunday at Berkeley,
CAL, where he has lived retired life
since 1895.
During the past two weeks much
snow has fallen in the Mount Baker
mining district, hampering develop
ment work and driving some of the
men who were engaged in that work
out of the hills.
The Everett city council, by resolu-
ton, has directed the city marshal to
strictly enforce the laws against gam
bling. The same order prohibits the
playing of all kinds Of music in places
where liquor is sold.
Che state supreme court has declared
the Spokane city ordinance prohibit
ing peddling in certain sections Of the
city unconstitutional.
There is q mining excitement on in
the Mccoy creek country in eastern
Lewis county over report OF the loca.
ton of quartz claims.
Napoleon Campbell, Of Ballard, tried
at Seattle on the charge Of killing ].
81. Bourgette, was acquitted by jury
after 80 minutes deli beration.
Miss Elizabeth Severance, 1906, Of
Spokane, has been elected assistant cd
itor.in-chief of the Miscellany. the
Official student organ Of Vassar college.
Governor Mead has announced his
intention Of proclaiming June 1, the
date of the opening the Lewis and
CLARK exposition q public holiday in
this state.
It has been decided BY the state su-
preme court that salaries Of school
teachers cannot be levied on for debt
and that all GLASSES Of life insurance
policies are also exempt from liability.
Adjt. Gen. Drain has detailed First
Lieutenant e. 81. Norton, Of the Sec
ond infantry, as range officer for the
rilla rnnge for the year 1905. Lieut..
Norton will have full charge of this
range and company commanders will
look to him for assignment Of con-
tracts, ammunition and contract sup
plies.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
BANKERS :sunnoNrp.
nuSt Produce Records bearino on On
erati0ns Of. Beef Trust.


Chicago, April 25.-Vice presidents
and cashiers Of four Chicago national
banks have been subpoenaed by the
federal officials working on the "beef
trust" inquiry. The 50 5poenas called
for the production Of the accounts and
records of the Aetna Trading Company
and the s. Oppenheim Sausage CASING
Company. The government officials
have traced from bank to bank and
through the clearing house checks
which were numbered and are said e
bear fictitious names.
The latest move is said to be one Of
tho most important yet made in the in.
vestigatioa, and has caused a sti,
among the leading packers, who are
suspected Of having been directly con
neoted with the operations Of the Aetns
Trading Company.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
Minor happenings


Of the week. I
A~~~~>~~>>>S
Senator O. H. Plat, of Connections
10 dead.
President Roosevelt will visit Chi.
sago about May II.
The Kougarok country now has tel
ephoue communication with Nome.
Estimates Of the Alaska gold output
for the season reach as high az $780,
coo. 900.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Timothy L.
Woodruff. of New York, and Miss lsa-
bel Morrison were married Monday.
The United States army transport
Sheridan, from Manila, via Nagasaki,
has arrived at Portland. The troops
10 10 Vancouver barracks.
The May wheat option on the Chi
cago board Of trade dropped II Ia
cents Saturday and another drop OF
over seven cents occurred on Monday.
Shakespeare festival week 10 being
celebrated at Stratford-on-Avon with
great spirit. The town is gay with
music and crowded with visitors. In
London Shakespeare is being played at
four Of the leading houses.
The first strike in the United States,
according to the report Of the commits.
sionor of labor, took place in New
York in l741, when q number of jour-
neymen bakers combined and refused to
work until their wages were raised.
Agitation to establish municipal
ownership Of gas works as we'll as
street railways in Chicago was inaugu'
rsted in earnest on Monday BY public
meeting in the city council chamber.
which took steps to hasten the passage
Of the Chicago gas bills.
Tho directors of the amalgamsted
Copper Company have declared quar-
terly dividend Of per cent.
Il. U. Nudge has resigned as gener-
al manager of the Santa Fe to become
secood vice president Of the Rock Isl
and.
A mowstorm and blizzard ragged last
Thursday over Western Nebraska. Sew
eral points report the heaviest fall Of
the year. with a strong wind which
drove the snow in binding sheets over
tho prairies.
The new Hamburg American steam
ship America was launched at Belfast
Thursday. Her tonnage is about a.
500. with capacity Of about $4,000
tons Of cargo and about 1000 passen-
gers and Grew.
The senate interstate commerce COM
mlttee is in session at Washington for
tho purpose Of q protraoted hearing on
the railway rate question. A large
number Of prominent railroad men
have been invited to express their
views.
The Equitable Mutual Fire Insurance
Company and the Mercantile Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, both Of St.
Paul, have been declared insolveat by
Insurance Commissioners O'Brien. The
policy holders will lose nothing, other
companies having agreed to take over
tho business.
The advance sheets of the red book
for 1904, published at the state depart
ment, contain reports from the Ameri-
can legation at Athens showing that
~ q result OF Secretary Hays note to
tho powers in relation to the Rouma-
nian Hebrews their, condition has
greatly improved and no further anti
Jewish laws have been proposed in
Roumania.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
TARIFF war SAID
TO BE PROBABLE

w
ed at the state department that pour
parlers have been in progress for the
last three months between the Ameri-
can embassy at Berlin and the German
foreign Office respecting the CONNER
cial treaties. but so far Ambassador
Tower has not notified the department
that the German government has de-
cided to terminate the existing agree
ment with the United States.
The effect Of q formal declaration
Of that kind would be very serious, it
10 feared, and Mr.. Tower il now en-
gagged in one Of the most difficult and
complex tasks which he has been call.
ed upon to discharge. II the arrange
ment is denounced and no substitute is
found, then it may be that the United
States and Germany will soon become
involved in tariff war which would
certainly prove disastrous to one or
both Of the principals, in view OF the
vast amount Of trade between the two
countries which would be affected.
Status OF Situation.
The situation, in brief, at this mo-
ment, is az follows:
In July. 1900, q reciprocity arrange
ment was entered into between Amer
ica and Germany under section OF
the Dingley act, whereby, In return
for reduction Of duties on German
brandies, still wines and works Of art
entering the United States, Germany
agreed to igve United States products
the beneof tariff reductions accorded
to the European countries above
named.
Germany has now drawn new con-
ventions with those countries changing
the tariff rates, and is disposed to re-
fuse the United States the benefits Of
these special rates under the old Ding
Icy convention.
The state Departments holds that the
new conventions are really nothing
moro than amendments Of the ORIGINAL
tresties, and that, therefore, che spirit
OF the Dingley act agreement would
seem to cause il to apply with equal
force to the new conventions. CORES
pondence - now passing to clear up
this difference Of views.
Effort TO Enlarge list.
In the background Il . we'll recog-
nized purpose on the part Of the Ger
man government TO cause the United
States greatly to enlarge the list Of ar
ticles named In the Dingley agreement,
but a th0ao ara Hmitad 6r,ecSaIlv =,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
SEATTLE r1ARkET REPORT

The following prices arc offered to
the producer by the local dealers foz
delivery in round lots f.;o. b. Seattle,
and are subject to change without no.
Eoe:
Grsin-Oats, e97.@ss per ton;
barley. "a. Per ton; wheat, chicken
feed, $3.50 per ton; bran, $lo; shorts,
sac. so; corn, SIS.
Hay-Eastean Washington, $15@1s.
per ton; Puget sound, $1l@12; alfalfa,
e1o@ll.
Eggs-Striotly fresh ranch, 10000.
Poultry-Lve hens, 11@11ho Den
ID; old roostsrs, loo; ducks, l9@1sK
geese, 90; springs, l8o.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle.
COWS, sko Per ID; steers, 4kc;
sheep, $40; hogs, eK@7o; dressed
calves, 1890; live, 6@7c.
Hides, Pelts and Wool-Heayy and
salted steers, over 60 pounds, eKo pen
ID; medium. sound, $40; light, sound,
shc;cows, sound, all weights, 80; stars,
bulls and oxen, 6Ko: ssleed dps, 9Ko;
calves, 9@10o; oulls 10 Les than
sound; green hides 10 les than sailed;
dry hides. l1@l5o; dry culls, one-third
less; sheep pelts, s6c@1.25 each
shearlings, l6@20o each; Eastern
Warrington wool, l1@16o psr 10;
Western Washington wool, 10000;
dirty OF timber stained, ie@lso: tai.
low, sk@4o; grease, lk02c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
OTHER mARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug s.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 head;
market good prime steers IS 25@ IS 90 poor
medium, stockers and feeders, So 90 a 81;
cows 50 4OG 81 4O heifers 81 25 s5: 81 % "a
40; 81 4oQs4 calves. S3G$7 Texas fed steers.
S3 50ds4 So; Western steers. SO 50Gs4 rs. HOGS
Receipts y 900 head; market sc higher: mixed and
butchers So SIS 20, good TO choice, heavy So s5@
Is: s. 5OG s. S. light, s. rs s6 80:
bulk sales s. S0q6 10. SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000
head; sheep higher lambs steady; good choice
wethers 81 55 s5 fair TO choice. mixed. S4qS4 90;
native lambs. $5G 81 10.
Cincinnati. Aug S.-HOGS strong: butchers. ss 258
SIS 81 n common s. Is IS. CATTLE steady; fair 70
good shippers 81 asa 81 rs; common S2G So p.
SHEEP strong 81 seas 81 80. LAMBS active. 81 25
a 81 40
market steady; prime steers s5 5O shippers,
81 500 SIS IS butchers 81 rs; heifers IS % 81 65;
COWS So bulls. So 50G SO IS; stockers and
feeders so "a; stock heifers. 81 5Od SO. VEALS-
Receipts 200 head: market slow and 25c lower, S5g
Sc 75 HOGS-Recepts $500 head; market fairly
ss 40 mixed ss 4OGS s6 4Od s6 so; pigs
s6 45as6 roughs s5 1905 IS 80; stags, SO 25 81:
daires SIS IOd Sc 40. SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts,
200 head: market Arm lambs. s5 500 81; yearlings.
s575@S6; wethers, s5@s5 25; ewes. 81 25qs4 so;
sheep mixed, 81 50q 81 10
including Southerns; market steady 1Oc lower
export S5GS5 So fair to
good SO 75S5 SO 751S5 IS stockers
feeders. 50 75G$+ 40 Southern steers. 81 1884 ~
Southern $2@s3 30; native cows s2aS4; native
heifers SO 25G$5 bulls 50 1898 Is; calves So 5oq
81 so. HOGS-Recepts 5000 market 5Q1Oc higher
top. ~ of 1896 heavy SIS 959$6;
packers s. e5dS6 05; pigs and light So e5QS6 o. a
6HEEP-Receipts. 1900 head: market strong: native
lambs IS 254S0 75: Western lambs 81 251s6
81 % Texas clipped sheep 81 1884 60; stockers and
feeders, Sc 5OdS4 IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

cleaned were estimated at $3.50 pockets; last year
171 pockets: good demand. Talmage Charleston. tele
grams Carolina crop movement 70 date Receipts & o.
light. Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary. 2i4G2%c;
fair 70 good SSsQ394c prime to choice 37s94c; head
41sq5Ac; Patna. b$@5&c. Japan foreign nominal; DO
domestic, 3a3l2c: Java, 431q4Ac; rangoon in bond
SpG pGAF--Eusipess in refined sugar was stll active
ana the market is heavily oversod the large
business booked last week. Rehners claim that buyers
nave heid OF so long that Is Impossible to meet tns
demand 10 ship goods promptly in spite OF the good
shipping facilities refners have card were un-
Changed Quotations follow: Cut loaf and crushed, oc;
mould A. 565c; cubes; 555c; XlSXX powdered o SOC:
powdered. powdered and fruit powdered. o4Oe:
Eagle 9onfeconers granuated 555c Eagle coarse and
extra line granuated. 540c; Eagle N cartons = I'd
Gags, and fb bags OF granulated 545c Eagle nne
OF standard granulated A. 5.3oc; eonfec-
tloaers A. 515c: No /. 95c: No . and g. eOc No 4.
NJ 500 No Toe No O. 47oe; No 4eSc No s. SSc:
10 T. 45Oc; No 10, 445c; No II. 35c; No - 43oc'
i S9 H. 300; Nos II and 10, l5c. The London mar
me- opened firm at an advance Of about 2d on the SPOT
Inrlti and quoted los sid and September was
quoted at los 3D. The position Of the local
-aAt IS stn firm with offerings light ana
t, es willing to buy inside which are not
20 sellers There sale OF 25O tons Eng
aion sG1Dado SO test duty paid sac in port
n.tolls were as follows; Centrifugal e6 test sac
inuseoNado. ~ test 3isc molasses sugar. 31+c
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

favorable grading OF the wheat coming IN Potb
splng wheat markets also displayed leading weakness
ouilg tne last hour AS TO
complaint fro either the spring or the winter wheat
belts. The map showed con5tttors Se.t
with prospects for showers
was Induced by the weekly which
cay confirmed bearish private az To the
OF me spring wheat crop and the absence any notable
the exception budapest where
partially made for the big Monday tss-5is
has y marks lower and Paris - points of uhtIa
Liverpool closed Ss@ I'D lower than
export surplus Of wheat estimated between 40 C %
and 06oO0el0 bush less than Dannffs
export Is 900 oi0 bush than a
stocks according ''Bradsreets Increased 2
the increase In this country being Se bush or
siderBbly than the regular visible interior
movement consisted OF $50 600 bush compared with 600
bush on the corresponding day last prices In
New-Aork al the close quoted follows:
S6a2c elevator and SSc sfoat: Northern Duluth
vailed in most OF the session causing prices to ad
vance sharply at the West. while marker
prevented much response. the being net
clslSed In explanation Of the Western
he at thicago than expected support receiving
houses estimates OF only l53 Chicago on
daN ana nervousness among shorts.
erhnent report was considered bearsh but had little
erect on prices which well sustained until near
the close when scattered realizing and the hreal
eiuoed only 9 loads No was Quoted 6l &C ee-
Nsdor and o b anoat No and No . veIlovv
Si<c 7 o h ahoat. OATS-The market held steady
the day with export purcha ses
aF otI mixed, 26 to 30 NJ 32d32I 10: na4urai
~'te 80 TO S2 10 S41eG36c clipped white 80 TO 40 N
6Sbsc C NeN-Yori1 4 queu
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

dS dso 6G. Dc under r y la915c DC sesldsa 81 to n &c.
Fowls Northern Indiana. Illinois and Iowa, dry picked
sanb S 1e Southern Indiana and Ino lsc do other
medium size. IaIc; do Southern and Southwestern.
S ss5e sPR%G o DcKs Long Island and Eas,e PfF
Western ioa2c ss Prime E nSte pe d2
PoTGToEs AND vFcETA 90 Reeepts q 81 gsatbsrn
potatoes have been moderate but there liberal sup
in buyers favor closing weak in the ranges quoted.
clearance and slightly hrmer Long Island bunch
vegetables have ruled easier Cabbages about steady
supply lever quality generally inferior Green corn
aTaggng Al lower prices Lettuce steady for
prime potato iimas meet fair demand M onions 3pe
and most kinds favor the buyer green
well good prices Peppers peny dragging at low
many are poor, such move slowly tomatoes have
Long Island pe bS 81 s2s7 DO pa%are snss and Ma
ahG, 81 9oaSd ~ do Jersey. round 81 5oaS1 81; do
SbI 2sdi I 5o jag DO T6 aS 9a1ta 2% go sps 81 3
yeo Per s6 s 52 EE rrnTpcs and cR9 TSgf
nnsaTSy per 99 m bSnGhes " 7Scas CARROTS Long
and nearby 100 siGs6 UGMsERs uppes jersey
sSPs a:'sS ssslts gss s9sh s4d
DO per 1905 s. 5oasa So dc srsF Rocsna 9sT oO coSns 20
mouth county siGsf 5o DO ps South igo 81 af 20 DO MSn
Do Msean Siss Per 5o dozen EP sa 2 & DC 5SgS9
South e per- @ hd dH BsT s bo1 s s basket oct s do do
basket do per bbi 81 do SorfoE per- 6auSPt @ art
6fa'f Sb bas So 9c LETTUCE II Western NswYOF half
Boston per dozen 2oq5Oc LIMA BEANS. potato. per
haIt Dbl basket 81 5aS2 dc fiat 81 25Gs 50 Upper
erseS potato. bag. S2d$2 -;
south Jersey potato 81 1882 $IGs1 25 ONIONS
long island. yellow bbl 81 50Qs1 75: red. 81 so
G9 Wb Uange CSnny red Per b6 81 25Qs1 go do Jersey
MARYLAND. white. per bush crate 40Q5Oc: do Eastern
Shore per basket 60aT5c: do Southern. yellow per
Aet NaS5c; do Kentucky per bag 70QS0c: OKRA. Jer-
seS per 100 1Oc; PEAS Western New-York per basket
StVS! 30; 40 per bag, 6OcGS1 % PEPPERS, Jersey
b DO per half Dbl basket 4oq6oc do bush
zO11Oc; do Norfolk, basket carrier. 40G6Dc
ITSS[AaiCiSIdES nearby, 100 lunches
81 Bf:AS Western NewYork per bush basket
81 o8SZ; do SlG$1 20; per bag. 75cqS1 so; do
Jersey Green basket s1@s1 5O do wax 75casl 25:
20 baltimore. per half bbl basket. S5c1s1 SQUASH
hubpard per Dbl 50cqs1 % do marrow. yellow. crook
neck and white, 75cQsl; TOMATOES. Jersey per box
5V1o DO Maryland and Delaware, per carrier, 50Q75c;
IChNlFS. rutabaga, per bbl. $lqsl II