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The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Detroit has seen the last-.of Percy
Bowin. slayer OF Mrs. Gorneifa Welchs5
who Was SET Yfes BY u Jdry In The rr'Ssss
corders court Thursday. With his
mother he left for Woodville. Ont,
Thursday night, vowing that he was
through with girls for a wahiie. ct
least. He said he might come back
TO the city some day and look for
job. In that event II Is not likely he
will remain long. however. for the
police propose to keep an eye ON
Bowin In the future whenever he steps
foot In their baliwick.
Bowin revisited police headquarters.
the scene Of his late confession.
Thursday afternoon. He braxenly
faced Capt. Mcdonnell and asked fer
the return OF the personal effects
taken from him at the time OF his
arrest. He was told to come back
Friday morning. but Bowin did not
care to delay his departure for the
sake OF few trinkets. He was anx-
ious to shake the dust Of Detroit from
his feet
So he sent Mrs. James Horrick after
his things. She called at the secre-
tary's office during the forenoon and
was told frankly that she could not
have them; that Bowin must call In
person.
But he's gone away. He left the
city last night" she explained.
Then you will have to get a writ
ten order from him." said the clerk,
and Mrs. Horrick Indignantly took hsr
departure.
Rose Laveick. star witness for the
prosecution In the Bowin case, was
discharged from custody Friday morn
ing. She drew $50 In witness fees.
Sentiment Freed eowin.
That sympathy and sentiment freed
Percy Bowin, self-confessed murderer
OF Mrs. Cornelia WEIGH, Is apparently
borne out by several little incidents
that occurred during the trial, both In
and out OF court. The Jurors. during
their confinement. had quarters In the
Hotel Brunswick, and spent thefr
evenings In singing and telling stories.
Juror Joseph r. Thompson. carriage
tContinsed On Twelfth Pagey.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
B0W|h 0fF
FOR HIS HOME IN !
CANADA
LEFT THURSDAY NIGHT WITH
MOTHER. DECLARING HE'S
THROUGH WITH olRLs-sENTt
MENr FREED HIM. v
STUDY IN CONTRASTS
IN RECORDERS COURT.

An interesting study in con-
tfasts was presented in Judge
Phelan's court, Thursday. After
the Bowin jury retired to its
deliberations" Judge Phelan
took up the trial OF Herman
Mertens, charged with harbor-
ing vicious dog. The jury was
out only Ave or ten minutes,
and reached an agreement al
most at the same moment that
the Bowin jury agreed. The
Bowin jury was brought In first.
While the jurors were still
smarting under the courts bit
ter arraignment, the other jury
fled into the room and the fore
man said in loud tones:
Guilty"
That's q fine system they
have up here" observed t1e de-
PENDANT, Mertens. ''Pm irno-
cent and they ind me guilty.
while that boy Ii guilty Of MUIR
der and they let him 60 free
That's justice for you"
Bowin left the court room
hero In some eyes.
Mertens, whose only, crime
was that OF harboring a cog
alleged to be vicious, was fined
$40. with the alternative OF
10 days In the county Jail.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
FLEE FROM IRE !.
IN AIGHTCL0IHEs
GREENLAND. MICH, HAS A
THRILLING $4,000 BLAZE
SPECTACULAR REscuEs.

CALUMET. Mich. April 10.-(Spe-
cial. Driven from the building in
their night clothes by fire which de-
stroyed the three-story building OF
Jacob Brula. In Greenland. near here,
a number of persons escaped with
only their lives. Nothing In the build
ing was saved. The loss Is estimated
at $4,000, with insurance of $4,000.
Several of the occupants who room
ed In the upper story were taken
from the window lodges by the fire.
men.
A large barn In the rear OF the
structure also caught fire and was
burned to the ground.
The origin Of the blaze Is a mystery.
It is expected that the building will
be replaced by larger structure.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
TO DISCUSS BELLE
ISLE FERRY SERVICE

The council committee on parks
meets Monday afternoon TO decide
upon a settlement with the ferry COM
pany. over the conditions OF service
to Belle Isle, and also to consider the
widening of portion OF Lafayette
boulevard An informal agreement
to continue the ferry service as In
former years was reached In the con-
ference last fall, the council receding
from its demand for a western boule-
ward service and the company from
its demand for a. straight 10-cent fare.
No action was taken, however. TO re-
peal or amend the ordinance passed
last summer to compel the boulevard
service. and this must be done before
the park season opens.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
SHOT DEAD AS HE
LEAVES WIFE OF
ANOTHER
c. w. MORGAN, OF NILES, MICH,
VICTIM OF BULLET PROBABLY
MEANT FOR sALooNkEEPER
FRIEND-couPLE ARRESTED.

CASSOPOLIS, Mich, April 10
Especial. )-Carlton w. Morgan, of
Niles, where he had wife and II
year-old child, was shot through the
heart and instantly killed at an early
hour today, just as he was leaving the
home OF Mrs. Ray Green, divorced
woman. In company with George Metz
ger, South Bend. Ind. saloonkeeper
and Mrs. John Berner, OF this place.
vito of u st. Louis barkeeper.
Metzger's wife, who arrived at the
Green woman's door. as the men were
coming out. and her husband, are
under arrest. II Is believed the shot
which killed Morgan, was meant for
Metzger.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
JOHNSON CONDEMNS
CENTRALIZED GOVT

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 10.--John
A. Johnson, of Minnesota. made his
first public speech today since he
came into the public eye as a candl-
date for the Democratic nomination
for president
II was at the dedication OF the mon
ument at Shiloh erected by the state
OF Minnesota In honor of the soldiers
OF the state who fell In battle there.
In the course OF his speech Gov. John
son took occasion to condemn the ma
tional administrators policy OF cen
tralized authority.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
VARSITY DOCTOR
EXAMINES
GLAz Ter
DR.. VAUGHAN, MEDICAL DEPART
MENT. MAKES AFFIDAVIT TO
COURT, FOR USE IN TRIAL-DE.
cLlNEs TO TALK.

ANN ARBOR. MICH. April TO-
Especial DIR. Vaughan. of the med.
ical department OF the University OF
Michigan, yesterday made physical
examination OF former State Treas
urer Frank p. Glazier, at the latter's
summer home at Cayanaugh Lake.
and later made an affidavit to the
court regarding Mr.. Glaciers condi-
ton.
When asked by Detroit Times rep
resentative as 10 his findings. DR..
Vaughan declined to answer on the
ground that 1t would be breach OF
professional etiquette TO discuss his
patients health.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
RITTER DECLARES
HE'S FOR ECONOMY

Reinhold Ritter. chairman Of the com.
mittee on public buildings. d. p. W.
general fund and public entertainment
fund OF the board of estimates, is in
favor Of retrenchment. His commit
tee will meet for the first time Mon
day afternoon.
"As a general rule am not in favor
OF the salary increases asked" said
Ritter. "At the same time, | do not
want to outline the committees policy
too strongly before we hear what IL
to be said I agree with Estimator
Craig, however. as to the need for
economy"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

a spectacular manner. has been made
plain, now that stock market opera
tors have had time to analyze the deal
All Mr.. Hartman was required 10
put up was $4.500,000--of borrowed
Here are some oflthe things he got
In return: ~
Control Of the Erie railroad, a
$500, o0o, 900 corporation.
VI A through freight and passen-
ger line from San Francisco 20
New York, for which he has been
working and dreaming and sehem-
ing for years.
Renewed prestige In the finan-
cIaI and railway world, which COM
pensated In great measure for
his loss as a result Of the "big
stick" vigorously welded for sew
eral years by President Roose-
Welt.
Five million dollars In new Erie
per cent short term notes,
which his control Of the road will
enable him to meet when they
mature three years hence.
Two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars of. actual cash, handed
back TO him for use az pin money
at time when many miIIionaIres
are having hard struggle finding
money TO finance lobster and
champagne suppers.
Like Arabian Nights Tale.
The story Of how he did 1t all read,
ike tale from the Arabian Nights.
First he learned that the Erie was
going to have hard time getting the
(Continued on Eleventh Page).
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
MEYER REVIEWS
REPUBLICAN,
REFORMS
POSTMASTER GENERAL SPREADS
THE sALvE THIcKLY OVER THE
G. o. p. AND INCIDENTALLY
pLAsTERs SOME ON ROOSEVELT.

BOSTON, April 10.--With APP
parent harmony between Senators
Henry Cabot Lodge and w. Muir
ray Crane and the Taft and anti.
Taft forces seemingly satisfied with
an agreement expressing prefer
ence for Secretary Of War VIM. n.
Taft as the party nominee for
president the representative state
convention was called to order In
fremont temple today, by George .
n. Doty, chairman of the state
committee.
The surface harmony Of the con-
vention was only secured after an
ail-niqht battle between the war
rina factions Of the party. led by
the two senators. Conferences In
Vulnerable were held and Senator
Lodge made an impassioned
speech before the Taft league. Or
gsnixatIon was quickly and
smoothly effected, as the machine
had been we'll oiled by the master
politicians.
Postrnaster General George L.
Won Meyer, Of Hamilton, was made
permanent chairman Of the con-
vention in short order.
Postmaster General Meyer, In his
speech at fremont temple today. re-
viewed the work OF the Republican
administration and pointed TO the re-
forms brought about by the Repubii-
can party he then referred TO the
purpose of the state convention and
said in part.
THE Republican party has always
met issues squarely. endeavoring TO
solve problems by sguaraiIig the ans
terests of the people aud mahshg 9fog;
ress possible for each generation.
THE issue before the people this
coming autumn Is not whether we
shall return TO the conditions OF few
years ago OF uncontrolled railroads
and unrestricted trusts-because there
will be and can be no backward step
but whether the problems that con-
front us shall be worked out by the
party OF free silver, which means the
deprecated dollar, the party that
stands for government ownership OF
railroads and Its accompanying evils.
with It's stupendous increase OF gov
eminent employees; the party OF prom
ises without fulfllment; the party that
believes in state justification rather
than In federal; or whether these
questions shall be solved by the Re-
publican party. the party OF expert
ence. the party with definite purposes
and successful record; the party that
believes In federal supervision OF
railroads and securities; In the en-.
forcement OF laws on the statute
books without favor.
Problem to Decide.
"This is the problem the people
must decide next Noyember-which
party, under the leadership of the par
ties as they are now, they will chose
to work out their salvation; and we
appeal to all upright and independent
citizens, whatever their party afiilia-
tions In the past, to support In the
present the one party which has both
the announced purpose and the as
sured power to correct evils OF which
there is just complaint while pre-
serving the good which II should be
Continued ON PAGE Ten)
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
HANG Ex-MARINE WHO
KILLED HIS COMRADE

NORFOLK, Va, April 10.--Leo G.
Thurman, the murderer OF Walter p.
Dolson. paid the penalty of his crime
on the scaffold In the jail yard In this
city, this morning. Thurman dis
played remarkable nerve to the end.
Both Thurman and his victim had
recently, been discharged from the
United States marine corps. Thurman
murdered his comrade for the purpose
Of robbery and packed the body In q
trunk, which was tagged for shipment.
The murder was committed on Feb.
1. 1906, and Thurman was captured In
Vancouver, B. c., IA months later. He
was only rs years old.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
GERHARD WILL BE ON
DECK TO BOX SAGINAW"

The manager Of Curly Gerhard. the
local featherweight. announces that
reports to the effect that his man Is
not In shape and will be unable TO
meet Young Saginaw at Cordt's to-
hight, are entirely unfounded and says
his man will be on deck and will win,
The man that said Curly had sus-
tanned broken nose and had been
beaten up In his bout with Sikora at
Windsor was away on" is the state
ment from the Gerhard camp. Curly
will be only too glad TO meet Sikora
again, and win be willing to bet some
thing on the side he can win. too
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
JUSTICE HARLAN MAY
SPEAK HERE JUNE a

A letter from Justice John M. Har.
Ian, OF the United States supreme
court, to Attorney James Pound, con-
yeys the information that the noted
jurist. will be at liberty after June L.
and be pleased TO speak before the
Wayne County Bar association on
June 4. II Is likely that Justice Har-
Ian will be secured for that date.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
WEST WARREN FOLK
PLAN BIG CELEBRATION

Gallant knights will charge In
tourney next Fourth OF July out West
warren-aye. way. A meeting of the
West Warren association was held
Thursday evening and II was decided
TO have tournament as one of the
features of the Independence Day cele-
bration. which will be even larger
this year than last.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
Z DEAD FROM
GAS IN MINE
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION TAKES
PLACE IN coLLiERY AT
soMERsETsHIRE. ENG.

LONDON April 10.-A disastrous
gas explosion occurred this. morning
in the Norton Hill colliery in Somer-
setsaiie. Twelve are known to be
dead as result of the explosion and
many were injured Efforts are being
made to rescue those in the mine. The
first party OF .rescuers was almost
overcome by gas fumes and several
are In a critical condition.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
MRS. MARGARET SCOTT
is SEEKING DIVORCE

Margaret Wilson Scott filed a bill
for divorce In circuit court Friday
morning against her husband, Robert
w. Scott. The details Of the case
are carefully suppressed.
Scott Is the man who In Septem-
Der. 1907. forced his way into his
wife's apartments on Forest-ave. east.
grabbed their year-old baby from Mrs.
SCOTS arms while II was scantiiy
clad, and rushed from the house be-
fore he could be stopped. He hustled
for the foot Of woodward-ave. with all
speed, and was about to take the ferry
for Windsor when he was captured.
The baby was returned TO Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Agnes Philipski has filed a
suppressed suit for divorce from her
husband, David.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
]. 0. ARMOUR SAYS
THAT BUSINESS
IS GAINING
CHICAGO PACKER ASSERTS Ac.
TuAL RECOVERY FROM DE-
PRESTON IS NOTED THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY.

CHICAGO. April 10.--Walter Well
man, in the Record-Herald. says:
Optimism is the prevailing
note among the big business
men OF ChicAgo-the men who
have their fingers on the com
mercial and financial pulse OF the
west and OF the entire country, and
who are experts in reading Alright its
fainfest indications. They believe the
corner has been turned; that the
worst effects Of last falls panic have
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
Dies While Eating Breakfast.

While eating breakfast Friday
morning in her home, No. 1866 Forest
ave. east, Mrs. Frederick Jenzon. aged
80 years, was stricken with an at
tack OF heart failure and died before
medical assistance could reach her.
Coroner Bennett decided an inquest
was unnecessary. Mrs. Jenzon is sur
vived by her husband and four little
children.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
Torrex ENDS Noon-pay Meetlnas.

Il CT. r. A. Tprrey concluded his ser.
les OF MONDAY addresses In the Ave.
nue. theater Friday noon. taking for
his toric. What the resurrection NJ
Jesus from the deao proves" Meet
ings will be held Friday. Saturday and
Sunday evenings and Saturday and
Sunday afternoons In the Light Guard
srmory. The Sunday evening service
win conclude DIR. Torreys mission In
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
aauor sets Flrs 10 cell.

AKRON. o.. April 10.--Joseph Pea
sonlon. ~ years old. tailor, set IRE
TO the padded cell In the county jail
where he Mas confined as a mailman
today and was so badly burned that
he will die. Sheriff Stein and two
deputies were seriously burned. while
four prisoners we're overcome By
smoke.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Henry b, Ledyard. chairman OF the
Michigan Central board OF directors
and of the Union Trust company exec.
utive committee. went to New York
last week on business and while there
suffered an attack OF pleurisy. He Is
confined to his bed, but no serious re-
suits are anticipated. Mr.. Ledyard
was said Thursday to be much I'm
proved.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
YOUNG GIRL DIES FROM
DOSE OF POISON

CALUMET. Mich, April lo,--tspe-
cial. AS the result OF taking poison
while respondent . few days ago.
Miss Minnie Doring. OF Laurium. AGED
22. died today.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

CHICAGO. April 1o.--A dynamite
bomb was exploded today In front OF
the grocery store OF II. Il. Doose. a
wealthy Italian merchant in Larrabee-
It. Doose IS said to have refused 20
comply with, Black Hand" demands.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
First Excursion Of the Season 20 the
Flats and Port Huron Wayports.

Sunday, April 18th next the White
Star Lines fast, steel steamer Owana
win leave the Griswold-st. wharf, De.
troll, at . a. m and return at 800
.. m. The. steamer viii leave Detroit
every week day thereafter at 1880
y. m.
The White Star line will begin re-
ceising freight for all ST. Clair river
ports on Saturday. April 18th.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
WALL-sT. CAN HARDLY REALIZE
he HAS eoseLEp UP s4oo, ooo, 900
CORPORATION. OWNING OCEAN.
To-ocEAN LINE.
Here Are tie Scaips
In Harrfman's Belt

NEW YORK, April 1Os-That z. II.
Hartman grabbed of the biggest lar
gain on record. even in these days OF
Wall-st. bargains. when he came TO
the rescue OF the Erie railroad In such
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-sheIp
& vandererift's sugar box factory. and
the plant Of the Philadelphia Veneer
q Lumber Co. were burned today.
Some small dwellings adjoining were
damaged. Loss s250.000.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Buy Lsehsins Fixtures az Dssrsit
Mantsi and Tile Co. lI4-ils Broadway.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Busfness-ifke PFfssSbg. no fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kidd, that
looks right Tiusee Printing Co. -
John R-st Phone ltsS
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Sob Prfnssns-pons Right Times
prf.tiss Co. II John R-st. Phone ilsA
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Fivs ard one-half furlougs. Boggs,
i0i lsIcIntyrel 10 l. Won Creation. lo7 1fHleTl,
i 70 5, second; Hidden Hand. iBi iBoTen, 1 70 !.
third Tine l:67 Port Malone, Adsns, ESpectant.
Black Domino Ben Stone. Bardolita and Byron
also ran.
SECOND RACt-Four fuTiongs- -PhiIlistins lez
lHeathsrtn) l6 a l. WoR; AmatuTe Io5 (Mc.
In,yrel, 70 l. second; semper Fidels 100 Pest.
to J. third. Time, eis Intonation Mabel Foun-
tain, Ada Collins. Aiatuehuca Coppit, Bold.
Charles ~. Hodges, and Arise also Esn-
THIRD RACE-0ne and onehsH miles. joe
Coyne. 100 (Afiilsrl. 8 te l. Won; Remember. ss
lHsFrisl, Is to s. second: Rubinon, los CBorsn.
90 to l. third Time g55 IS. Taiamurd. Kogo.
Rlus Eyes. Fairy Street, Beuvolio Sschet, Sarah
Hn and Ray also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and 0neeighth miles.
Marster l02 (Kelyl, Il 10 8. won: Cabin. le9 Cic-
Intr1el TO l. second; Cadiehon. 100 tKirsch.
banm), IS to 1. third. Time Isl IS. J. C
Glen. Ldsaro, Rubric. Fantastic, Legztes and
Loeistilla also ran
FIFTH RACE-0ns mile and twenty yards Vim
ton l07 lHesthertonl. 3 20 8. won; stsudovsr lIs
rs. Miller. IS 20 5. second: Ed Davis IS (Bux-
toni to l. third. Time, l:42 Piekaway, WooIen.
BelAsco Bonnie Prince Charley. Red Reynsri
Hi Canl CAP Tenrow, HandmaieeB. and Supreme
CcIrt also ran.
SIXTH. RACE-Six furIones Cloud Light. lo2
CAIentry) to !. won; College Widow, 50 Buxton
to J. second; Native Son, l02 (KeIls), Is 70 10
third Time. I.lSl-5. Byebye H. skcsrity, Loretta
San Alriso. aud May L. n also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - are wholssAle. J


Little ehanEs was noted on the wholesale market
YESTERDAY though in some lines there IS scarcity q
produce and a tendency 70 higher quotations. Eggs
are scarce and continue hga. Poultry remains ffm
a. the quotations. some scarcity s sen n sols
kinds Of yeeetabez while the demand Is active.
Dealers fear they va not be able e furnish the
active demand for tomatoes much longer, as the sup
plies from Florida are falling of. and those from
Texas have not begun TO come IN yet IL staple
lines there was little change IN prices,
BUTTER-CFeamCry. fancy, HAMA dos. Western
hTsts 5a2s; do, seconds na2S; process fancy, "a
q; do fair to GOOD, 2la2e; dairy, choice les20
good. Is store packed fresh. HAS
CHEEsE-AsTket firm and active On all kinda.
New YORK State factory large. l2alzs DO, small,
old. lsals: do, surlmef. small. lalZ; DO, fair 10
good. lGall; Western. factory. new, choice lSali
do, fair 70 good Il; Virginia 10.
EGCs-Near-by fresh Virginia. loss OF, Il aver.
aee. lsls; West Virginia ard Southwest Virginia,
f6ls, Tennessee 1914 North Carolina Is duck, l8
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy. lsa20: winter.
1a5; spring zsasoi hens. ia roosters, u ducks.
large i0ai1 do small, 81 eees, saloi turkeys. toms,
per h. l2. do. hens IS; 90, thin, 10; keats. TO-
DRESSED pOuLTRY-Turkeys. hens, anSrAwa.
PER H., II do. average. undraWn. 10; do. thin,
iOal2 tens. l4al6 chickens. spring large, % small.
aS0 hens choice. ial5 roesters. sas; ducks, l2si
geese 3 10 10.
DRESSED AEATs-Hams. country. sugar 0iEed.
l2ala
vans s59a4O0; aspsll lgls per doz.. so0asoo: cab
baee. psF eat sose9 celery Florida. per crate 2e9
250 lettuce Florida, per basket l5aal55; onions.
Bermuda. per crate LT5azoo; Ohio, per bushel, ea
So peppers, Florida. per carrier, ooa2 IS string
beans green per basket, 30la40o; tomatoes. u Eida
fancy, per crate, 20ea325,
GREEN FRUITs~Appies, York Imperial, per bbi..
ls0s2n; Ben Davis. L5aaes0 Wine Sap. Lsaa200;
Alkemsrle pippin. 400: fanoy table fruit. 3oaS 50
Spy. 20oa3z5: oranges. Florida bright. per box.
2I; do, ussets. 2.5; California naEels, s2saz s5
grape fruit. Florida per box, s0aaeo; e-anbezries
per box, 200a3 50; Do. per barrel 5ooas0.
sUNDRIEs- -Beeswax 9; tsllow, s honey, Hhils
clover, lib new, ls do. zlb. new l6aiz ginseng
per ID. 5eOas00 Seneca. per ID. 40: Golden Seal.
l0aa5; Pink, i2ail; Mandrake. 2a5 Snake Root. s..
GRAIN-Wheat Southern on grade, sia9S; .ye.
T5ss0; corn shellod, white. s0as5 do, yellow. Sass
do, car. 3g5alo0, cats Western white, No 2. sla
IS; do, mixed 5ss6e.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo6l. washed, free Of hurs.
prr To-. aaS2 do uawashed, free ef bars lislSi do,
bury, I5als hides. green. S; do. dg. sas. sheep
skins green, each. 75alOo DO, dry, a6o: calfskins
green. l88al-l0
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
BALTIMORE. PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, May p-Foilowirg are the efaelal
prices today;
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per pound. Is; iri-
tation lSa9o Maryland and Pennsylvania. rolls Is
ais: store packed, Ohio, l4al5; DO. West Virginia
HAS: Maryland. Virginia. snd Pennsylvania dairy
prints l5al6.
EGGs-MsBlsnd and Pennsylvania, fresh. Der
dCz. i6ik.
POTAToEs-Old nearby, prime. per bus. 7oa75
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. f5as8; Potomac
and Delaware. Per bbl 460a4.50
GREEN FRUITS AID VEGETABLES-Apple
New York, asserted, DBL. LT5as0o asparagus
Charleston. peg doz green. 20Oa250; do, white
L5Oa20o; do. Norfolk. 2Ooa2So; de-. Eastern Shore
ND. cultivated, 200a250; de-. Wild Balls; bests
Florida, crate, lo0al5o cabbage. North Carolina
per crate new ll0al25; celery Florida per standard
crate 2g5s1 90, cueumbfFs. Florida per baS I0a
80: grape f1lit, Florida per box 2ses550 lettuce.
North Carolina per baS, 5lal.00; do, Norfolk per
Il Dbl has, 50a1O0; tsgpants. Florida per crate
l7sa2 %; oranges. Flo5da, per box, as to size.
I7Saa25: peas, NoTth Carolina, per bas. l0oal .
radlshes. North Carolina. per barrel, long, Ea75;
green beans Florida, Per bas i08ai5o; wax beans.
Florida, per has, LSAi7S; squash, Flogids, per
bas.. local 50: strawberries. Norfolk. per qusst
Iaal5; do. North Carolina, pH quart. sali; do.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. per quart.
sac; tomatoes Florida per carrier, fancy 250aS09
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