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Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA.-Jul 4.-FEED wac
I'm fair request and firm. We quote: On
spot winter bran, in bulk, S2l.50a22, and
spring in sacks, S22a225O
BALED HAY AND STRAW.-Hay was
duh and weak under excessive suppliea
Straw was quiet and steady We quote:
Timothy Hay-No. ! large bales, Sl9a19.60;
No. 1. small bales, Sl9; No. ., $lIalS; No.
g. Sl45Oa15; no grade Sl2a13; unsound,
musty, stained, etc, nominal. Clover
Mixed Hay-No /, sl6al7; No. 2. S14ai5.
Stritw-No l. straight rye, Sl3al3.50; No. 2
straight rye. Sl2a12.50.
EGGS-Supples were largely OF heated
and inferior stock and the general mar
ket was unsettled and irregular though
strictly fine eggs were kept well cleaned
up at outside rates. We quote: Nearby lst
in free cases, 1Sc; current receipts
In returnable crates lie; Western first IN
free cases 1Sc; Western fair to good, 16a
17c Southern 1Hka16c; recrated eggs.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
-Raspberrles, red, per pint, 4a6c Black
berries, Jersey, per quart 6aIc; black
berries. Delaware and Maryland, per
quart. 5a6c; currents New York, large,
per quart, i0ailc; currents, New York,
small. per quart. Sa9c; Gooseberres, Della
ware and Maryland, per quart, i0a12c:
Huckleberries. n. c., per quart. 10al2c;
cherries per pound. Sal0c; watermelons
Florida. per car. S15oa275; peaches. Geor-
gia per crate. Early Belle, Sl50a175. Ell
berta si.5oa250: other varieties. sia3
Cantaloupes. Georgia, per crate. 81 50a2. .o0f
cantaloupes. n. c.. per crate. N.5oa2o0:
Oranges. Cal, per box. S2o0a3i4: lemons,
per box Ss75a450; grape fruit Fla, per
crate. s250a5.50; Southern potatoes. per
barrel No ]. S200a225; medium, Si.25al 80.
cuIs 60a70c onions, Del. Md and Va,
per h-barrel basket. si.50a175. CABBAGE
Nd. per barrel crate. 50a75c; egg plant.
Fla per box. S2O0a22 25; egg plant. n Q.
per h-barrel basket. S2O0a225; cucumbers.
Norfolk per bushel basket. f0a50c; cucum-
bers Norfolk. per barrel. s100a2.00.
pOTTITRY-Live. fowls. 15a15kc: old
roosters. lie: spring chickens. as to quail
itv 17alSc; c ID ducks, l2alSc; spring ducks.
13a1fc. Pigcons-Old, per pair, 26a2Sc; pig
cons. young. per pair, lSa20c.
DRESSED Fresh killed fowls, choice,
15c; fair TO good, 1fa14isc; old roosters,
dry picked. l0c; broilers, nearby, weighing
1&aeit pounds. each. 22a27c; broilers, Vest
ern. Weighing 1Aa2h pounds each, 1Sa2ocf
broilers Western. smaller Sizes 16a1sol
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
CHESTER FOR A
CELEBRATION
Inter-City City-BedutiIuI Idea
Meet With Favor
There

wuiiam W. Knowles, Of the sub-com-
mittee OF the Board Of Trade. which is ar
ranging for a joint Chester
city beautiful celebration at shellpot Park
on August % and "A received a letter from
Henry c. cochrane. president Of the Ches-
ter Board Of Trade expressing the en-
thusiasm OF the obstetrics over the prop
osition. Mr.. Cochrane says the Board
TO a man is favorable TO the celebration.
II Is the plan to have the mayors OF VIII
mington and Of Chester deliver addresses
IN the afternoon and to have an illustrated
lecture on the last evening Of the cele'
bration. the speaker 70 be Of national
prominence. The local committee Is all
ready working hard to make the celcbra-
ton a success.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Breton Continues Another Week.

Probably no feat Of daring has cre-
ated more intense interest in the his
tory o. Wilmington than the death
defying leaping of the gap in IN au-
tomobile as performed by Mons. I}ro-
ton at Brandywine Springs Park and
the park management has arranged
Tor the act to be continued for lnosner
week, positively closing on next Fri
day nignl so that the rider may have
an extra day to make a long jump to
his next destination. The serious ms
haps Of the early part of the week seem
to be overcome and Mons. Breton at
tributes them to some changes he made
in the length of the machine which
required several leaps before he got
absolute control of the machine. The
hours of the iesp are O'Clock in The
afternoon and $40 sharp in ihe evCn-
ing. The week OF August the fifth will
be devoted TO entertainments of a local
nature in the form OF athletic sports
under the direction of Professor Otto
Goepel Of the Wilmington Turngo-
meinde who will exhibit his pupils ia
the work Of the past season. The prin-
cipal athletic work will be I'm the hands
o., the seniors in the evening and The
young masters and misses will enter
tain the lady and children visitors in
ths afternoons. The enter,a umcnts
viii be given on the band stand and
will prove a novel form Of entertain e
mcrt Brandywine Springs Is array ed
ia alt the glory Of her thick green foli-
age at this time Of the year and the
picturesque spot feems more beauti-
ful TO the eye this ear than ever be-
fcre. The additional decora.,ns Of
electric lights have added muco to the
charm of the place.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
EXPECT MANY ARRESTS
IN NEW YORK CITY
py rHE JouRNALls speeIal VIC.

EAST ORANGE. n. j., July FL ex-
pect to be killed. am certain that all my
efforts TO evade the fate that has been
fixed by the Hunchak.st VII be in vain.
but 1 will sell my life dearly. 1 am ready
for the men who have sent me this letter
telling me that am to die before August
3, unless I give them $4,000"
sitting in his well-furnished parior at
Sc Arlington avenue. east Grunge last
night with two armed guards within call
and dangerous looking revolver close at
hand Armen T.. Aleon, "a wealthy Armen-
ian rug merchant looked as II he intended
to back up with deeds his assertion. He
is "a years Of age and has the appearance
OF the average man Of business. Alecn
has offices and warerooms at 903 and 905
Broadway. New York city. II Is there
that he was addressed by the Armen an
blackmsilers with a request that he pay
over tho sum named by next Saturday or
suffer death at the hands Of its agents.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
VESSEL BUILT HERE
MAKES LONG TRIP

After a voyage Of $4,000 miles via
the Straites OF Magellan, the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey
steamer Explorer which was built at
the yards Of the Pusey and Jones
Company in this city, has arrived in
Seattle.
on the long trip stops were made
for coal and other supplies at Port
Castries, Pernambuco and Rio Ja-
neiro. Montevldeo Sandy Point, Cor
onel. Callao. Galapagos Island Aca-
pulco, Magdalena bay and San Diego.
Cal. The Explorer will be employed
IN trianguation work on the coast Of
Washington.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
ONE DEAD, SIX HURT,
IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT
Car in New York Crashed Into a Truck
and Passengers Tossed About.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, July 27.-One man was
killed and six persons were injured
when a Third avenue trolley car
crashed into truck to-day, and
sweeping it aside, ran down a man
and two horses.
Passengers in the car said the mo-
torman was proceeding at a reckless
speed, paying little attention to
crossing when at 15Qth street a truck
man was on the track He tried to
pull to one side but did not have
time. When the crash came the pas
sengers were thrown about the car and
several were cut by glass from the
shattered windows.
Afer pushing the truck aside, the car
struck Louis Kiernan, a driver, who
had been leading two horses in front
of the truck. He had been knocked
down by the truck and the car passed
over his abdomen. He died almost inn
mediately. but his body was not eNtrl-
Gated for an hour.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
DEMAND $4,000,
PENALTY DEATH
With Guards and Pistols Rich
Armenian Awaits
ASSaSsinS
nv ME IouRNAL,s sneclal Nc.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
BOSTON, July 2l-Ten men In New
York. six in Boston, one in Chicago and
one In Providence are the backbone Of
the Armenian revolutionary society, says
NJ. II. Gules.an, the wealthy Boston Ar
menlan who has a warning from the Or
ganizaton telling him he must die on
Monday. The arrest of these members he
asserts would wipe the society out OF
existence in the country
With Editor Arshag, whom his country
men also threaten With death, Mr. Gules-
ian isr aiding the Bost-n police 70 run
down the ringleaders here
Meanwhile he carries pistol and other
wealthy members of the Armenian colony
do the same. Tomorrow the Armenian
colony will hold big mass meeting TO
voice their protest against the violent
methods Of the revolutlonlsts.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
SUSPECTED OF COMPLETELY
IN NEW YORK MURDER

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. July 2l.--Joseph 3.
Walsh a driver, of 1926 Park avenue
was arrested today on suspicion of bo-
ing implicated In the murder Of Dr.
James Edwin Russell. who was found
dying in Harlem last Sunday after le
apparently had been checked. Walsh
vas taken to the tombs The police
at first said DR.. Russell died a natural
death and that no action would be
taken. The evidence against Walsh
was not disclosed on the ground that
the other arrests were planned.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
ARMENIANS
TERRORIzING
THEIR RICH
Wealthy Boston Merchant
Warned That He Must
Die on Monday
MURDERS ARE PLANNED
BY A SYNDICATE
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. July 27.-As result
Of the examination by officials Of the
district attorneys Office of many Ar
menians, called in the hope that light
might be thrown on the operation Of
the blackmailing syndicate believed to
be doing business on an international
scale with New York as headquarters.
many arrests are expected The in
vestlgation makes It appear practically
certain that all the recent Armenian
murders in this country, and perhaps
those abroad. were planned by a sin
gle central body.
Wanted Police Protection
The Rev. Father Martoogessian, for
mer treasurer Of the Hunchakst So
ciety, showed the investigators letters
indicating that he was among the Ar
menians against whom threats were
made He. admitted that he had in
tended to ask police permission to
carry revolver for self defense. The
priest added that there are many
Turkish spies in New York who would
be glad 70 rake this country an un-
pleasant refuge for Armenlan fugi-
tives from the Sultans persecution by
representing them TO the American au-
thorities as dangerous characters.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27

BA1LEY-1n Washington, d. c., on
the 2eth inst. Martha =. Bailey,
aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices In Riverview chapel. Sunday AZ
ternoon. July 2s. at 3 o'clock. Inter-
ment at Riverview cemetery.
THOAIPSON-In this city, on the 27th
inst. William c. Thompson, infant
son Of Edward O. and Elizabeth
Thompson, aged 1 year and 2
months.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from No. 115 Hawley street. ON Mon
dav afternoon. July 29th, at o'clock.
Interment at siiverbrook cemetery.
FRA1M-In this city. on July a. 1907,
Mary f.. widow of Nathan Fraim,
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF her son-in-
law. Charles L. Barlow, No. 225 North
Monroe street. on Tuesday afternoon.
July s0th. at 2.sO O'Clock. 1nterment
Riverview cemetery
bIOUI-ln TINS city On July 90 A9ftf
Mary. widow Of Charles L. Stout, IN
her ssrd year.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 70 attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence Of her son-in-
law. d. Rufus Hall. No. s03 West Sew
enth street. on Monday afternoon,
July %. 1907. at 2.30 o'clock. Inter-
rnent Riverview cemetery.
REED-In this city on July 20, 1907
Harry c.. son Of Elizabeth u and
John II. Reed. In his S2nd year.
Relatives. friends and members oi
Columbia Lodge No. a6. /. o. o. F.
are invited TO attend the funeral al
his late residence, No. 1000 North Van
Buren street. on Sunday afternoon
July 2s. at o'clock. Services al
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church al
4 o'clock. Interment Wilmington am
Brandywine cemetery.
BoYcE-In this city. on July 2s, 1907
Clarence A Boyce. aged IS years.
Relatives, friends and employees n
the d. and A. Telephone Company ns
invited 70 attend the funeral from hi
late residence, No. sos South Heal'
street. on Sunday afternoon, July 2S
1907, at 2.30 o'clock. Services at Made
lev M. T. Church. at 3 o'clock. Inter
ment silverbrook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
GIRLS IN SILK
MILL ON STRIKE

SCRANTON, Pa, uiy 27.-The latest
canvass shows 1901 silk mill girls on
strike. Seventeen mills are affected,
fome Of them being clased down entire
~, and other threatened with the nee
essity of suspending operations be-
cause of the want OF material that was
supplied by the girls on strike.
-Four mills were compelled to shut
down as follows; Klotz Mil, of Scran-
ton. 400 hands; Sauquoit of West
Scranton 1876 hands; Black Diamond
Scranton 30 hands; Victoria. of Tay-
lor, $50 hands Their was no disorder
ht an yof the mills.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
THOUSANDS OF EMleRANTs
RETURNING TO ROME

NEW YORK. July 27.-A special to
The sun from Rome says:
More than a thousand italian emil
grants. mostly destitute. returned Ia
Naples from America to-day. Several
thousand more are expected shortly.
The reason given for their return is
that the excessive heat IN America has
interrupted work In the fields and
mines. This is not believed here.
The emigration authorities fear that
the return Of so many men Is a sign
OF a cessation in the demand for un-
skilled labor In America 3
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
HEAD CUT OFF BY TROLLEY
Two Men Thought the Killed Boy Was
Their Son and Claimed the Body.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. July G.-With two grief
stricken men claiming the remains as
their son. the body Of a boy who was de-
catsiated by a trolley car in Fulton street.
Brooklyn is at the Grand street police
station awaiting positive identification.
Ab.aham Hoffman and his wife, sitting
on tuer porch saw the accident Some
one shouted 'Isldore is dead" Isldore was
tnelr son, Mrs. Hoffman, fell in a faint
while ucffman dashed into the street.
BUT as he stopped 10 pick up the severed
head apother man rushed up saying that
IS my boy" Crazed the men rushed at
each other TO fight when bystanders
pulled them apart. Hoffman followed the
body 70 the police station while the ether
man disappeared.
James Sweeney. motorman Of the car
was. arrested,
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
LEWES MAN Isl
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT

LEwES. July 27-Charged with hav-
Ing attempted an assault on a child
rem years old. George A. Jones. of this
town. was committed TO Jail withou;
bail
The child is Sarah West. the daugh-
ter of Garry West, fireman on the
Ouoen Anne's road. According TO the
testimony the child was with two
others near the power house whom
Jones appeared.
Jones has been living here about
three years as a stone cutter. He is
a peculiar character and claims to be
q graduate OF Yale University and 10
speak in addition to the native tongue
four languages, German, Spanish,
French and Italian.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
TO OFFICIATE AT
TROTTING RACES

Joseph II. Davidson, who has a big
reputation as starter Of trotting and pac-
ing races, will leave next week to ofhciate
at the races in Bridgeton. N. j. From.
there he will go 70 Salem and thence to
Pocomoke city, Md. From there he will
ofhciate at races on the trotting circuit
through Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Davidson Is much pleased with tie
success Of the recent meet OF the Wig
mington Horse Show Association. The
meet was a success financially as well as
In every other way.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
AttentIon. TlolIey Risers.

Have you seen ort dupont Dolc-
ware city. with its great buns? Visi-
tors admitted eoerv day in thu week.
Lave you tried your luck iI.hing %.
grabbing? Thas ere waitag 10 be
caught Have you had bath at Co
field Beach?
Blue cars run on Sundays from
Fourth and Market streets every twenty
minutes for New Castle ana Cohold
leach and every forty minItes ior
Delaware City. running through me
finest CAS- ming land In the ,ooi.sy. ard
Tor nosi cs tho distance the DslaN9re
llvsr T. close by. with its picturesque
views and cooling breezes.
j. IIolcomb. superintendent.
Wilmington, New Castle & Southern
T,ys
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
The Man Who Didn't Kick.
chieago Record Herald.

A man who kicked and a man who
didn't together set out one day
And the man who kicked could be
heard complaining forever along
tho way.
And the people frowned when they
saw him coming, and gladly they
saw him 60,
But always he got the things he want
ed, for letting the people know.
The man Who never was heard COM
planning got much Of the peoples
praise.
And they gladly smiled when they saw
him coming. because of his
cheerful ways
But they let him pass with his pockets
empty, for the people are still
inclined
To forget the needs OF the patient
workers who never appear to
mind.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
HEAT FATAL FOR
MANY BABIES

The heat of the PAST week was un-
usually hard On bahies and as re-
sait there were u number OF deaths.
or the fifty or sixty deaths reported
nearly thirty we're infants under one
year old. This is considered an UNI
usually large number but relief is now
expected as the much desired cooi way G
Is with us but how long it will remain
is a question.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
TURNED AUTO
INTO AMBULANCE

Struck by an automobile owned by
John f. Behney. OF No. 547 North
Fourth street Philadelphia. Peter
Hendricks. of No. S12 Apple street,
sustained Q broken leg and other in
iuries last night. Tie was alight-
ing from a car at New Castle avenue.
beyond Third street bridge, when run
into by the automobile.
When he saw what had occurred,
Mr. Behney Immediately stopped his
car and taking the injured man on.
hurried him to the Delaware Hospital
The patient is now resting easy.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
THREE KILLED IN
RAILROAD WRECK

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
PITTSBURG. Pa. July 27.-Report
reaches Pittsburg that an excursion
train on the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg railroad. en- route from Du-
bois to Cascade Park, near Newcastle
has been wrecked at. Cecil station.
Three persons were killed and thres
injured.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Had q Fine Trin

William II. Cooper. Jr., who was ac-
companied by Mrs. Cooper had a de-
lightful cruise on the Tred-Avan river
and the Chesapeake Bay while he was
at Easton. Md. this week on legal busi-
ness They went on the yacht of +.
w. Woodall, others in the party being
w. Vickers.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Denies the Story.

George w Heckert manager OF the
Harrisburg baseball team denied this
morning the story sent out to the effect
that he had disposed of three OF his
plavors There is absolutely no truth
i'm the statement" he said, beyond the
fact that / have sold Campbell 70 the
Cincinnati team. lie win report to
them next season"
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
ARREST FINLAY,
RELEASE HIM

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
ASHEVILLE, n. c., July 27.-Presf.
dent Finlay, Of the Southern Railway
was arrested here to-day upon a war;
rant issued by the State authorities
here.
He was Immediately released on a
writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge
Pntchard, Of the United states Dis
trict Court.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
chlldren Hello Hospital.

Ethel white and Emma Spart, have do
mated $3.50 to the chairman Of tho house
committee Of the Tuberculosis IL rsp tai
to buy table linen. The children gave a
magic lantern show for the benefit Of tho
hospital The hospital still needs cook
stove. lamps, rocking chairs, pillows or
donations of groceries.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Annnnnnn rhelr Marriann.

The Rev. George l. Wolfe has announc-
ed the marriage Of Miss Marcena Demp-
sey and Frederick J. Peters. both Of
Philadelphia. on July s. At The time Of
the marriage Mr.. Wolfe was asked to
keep Il private He obtained permission
yesterday TO announce Il.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27

Nine inches Of dogs leg bone insert
ed in the leg Of Danny Buck. nine
years old. Of Los Angeles, has prove I
a success in surgery after nearly a
years work. The doctors have pro-
nounced the healing process complete
and have given the bov permission 10
throw away his crutches.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
MOROCCO PRETENDER
WINS A VICTORY
nv rur JouRNALs speclai wire.

BY The JOURNALS apecIaI Wlre.
MELILA. July 27.-Bu Hamar, pce-
tender to the Moroccan throne has
won victory over the forces Of the
Sultan In a battle waged in the mterior.
The loval forces were repulsed with
loss Of % killed. while the pretend
er lost only ten men.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
successful Straw Ride.

Misses Maggie Gillespie. Agnes Con-
ner and Jennie Mcconnell wish to
thank their friends who helped 10 make
tneir straw ride for the benefit Of
the Improvement fund OF St AIarys
Church so successful.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Town WIped out 81 FIre.
rrp JoURNAIis special Wire.

BY TIE JOUNNAI'S opecI0I WIG
ALLENTOWN. Pa, July 27.-Mes-
sages from the little town of Pleasant
Corners in Lehigh county, say the
whole town was wiped out by fire to-
day. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27

btrahorn Succeeds lawson as Finanoier
America Lodge A. O. u. W.. last night
elected Wilkin l.. Strahorn, hnancier
OF the lodge TO succeed John w Law
son. resigned. Mr.. Lawson viii so TO
Atlanta. Ga. 10 accept a position with
the Atlas Dredging Company
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
King Oscars Chance.
Chicago Inter ocean.

NHlNdko inter ocean.
King Oscar should not be discour-
aged He may be able to gather in the
Swedes by and by when the times are
.r"' so good as they are now over
aera
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
sons of Amerloa Meetlnn.

DOVER, July 27,-Tho Patriotic or
der sons of America win hold its
state encampment IN Dover ON Tues
day, August 2s. The twenty-three
camps OF the order have elected dele
gates 20 this third annual encampment,
at which general convention reports
viii be presented showing a large i'm
crease in the membership OF this
StatA
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
KEPT MARRIAGE A SECRET
Miss Kipp Became Mrs. Poist Alr'os'
Two Years Ago.

Announcements has been made in Balti-
more Of the marriage OF Miss Alice NJ.
Kip anl william r. Post.
Unknown 10 Their relatives and friends,
they w,rs married in this city on Novem-
her %. 1866. They managed 10 keep the
ana.r quiet, Miss Kpp remaining at her
homo in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
WuI Imnrov, duponf stabIee.

James M. Smith, a contractor, was
granted permit by Building lnspec-
10 the stables of Victor DUPONT In Mt.
Vernon avenue between Sixteenth and
Eeventarth streets. The cost of the
Improvements win be St42t.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
A Wonderful Tonic.
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE

II nourishes, strengthens and i'm
parts new life and vigor. An excellent
general tonic.s
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
CHANDLER q TassstSnsE ESSs1nsE
No. 7ll w. Ninth Street.

No. zlf ". Ninth street.
CarefCs attention day OF night.
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
nnfN claimed Carriages furnished.
ApDofntnafssS hrrt-csasz. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Local Quotations

Who'csaie quotations in the produce and
no,,lfrv market reported by Thomas N.
Stavton at / o'clock this afternoon.
HuciicberrieS .s...s -.... .Sc-lOo
Tomatoes. basket. 80. ...s. .......S SlOO-S2., 5
Cucufnbcrs. basket ..... .75c--S1 90
pinoapples crate .a.. -. S300-s4O0
Applcs. basket ..... -. ....... $1,000
Watermelons. hundred ..... ....... .S22-$S0
Peaches. carrier ..... ........... .S2. l5--$8.0Q
Lemons box ... ..... ...... ....S5.O0-S5.50
Potatoes. barrel 49,. ........s.. $lo0-S2 IS
Cabbage. barrel ..... ..-..-.......s-.6 .65c--7bo
Onions basket. 60. .15c-eoo
Celery dozen .... l.ss.--....s. .b0c'-6Qc
Eggs (Del. and Md, dozen. .-.......1 .1so
Chickens, live ...,. 80. sa.s.'''.... .lso-l4q
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
Stock Markets
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The stock
market opened at general slight frac-
tional losses ,as follows: Northern Pa
ciac, IL; Erie, Atchison, Baltimore
and Ohio and Car Foundry, S-S; Steel
Common and st. Paul Ia; Reading
Amalgamated, Copper and Union Pa
cihc, Is. Pennsylvania opened Is
higher. Louisville and Nashville and
United States Steel Preferred were
unchanged.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR sALE-s.oOo feet good lumber Ap-
~ 70 Giles. shellpot Park, 5ya-2t
Evening journal., 1907-07-27
DEArrs.

Carence A. Boyce.
Harry c, Reed.
Martha Il. Bailey.
Miles Dlckerson.
William c. Thompson.
Mary e. Fraim.
Mary Stout.
Evening journal., 1907-07-27

I o'clock quotations from Scott g. Co.
Bankers and Brokers, 9o2 Market ST