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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Capt. Charles de r. Chandler Signal
Corps viii assume charge o: construction
work ~ Fort omaha. Neb., relieving Ss9''
William III. Curry, Signal Corps.
First Lieut.. James l.. Ware, nth In
fantry i relieved from duty at the Army
Signal School and will proceed 10 the
vancouver camp at Leon Springs. Tex.
for duty with Company ID. Signal Corps
Leave OF absence for one month ana
ten DAVIS is granted First Lieut.. John L..
Jordan. 18th Infantry.
Contract Surgeon William o. Cuttliffe
is relieved from duty in the Philippines
division and VIII proceed 10 San Fran
cisco.
Leave of absence for two months IS
granted Capt. Upton Birnie. jr.. 9th Field
Artillery.
First Lieut. Ralph \. Hayden 81 Cav
airy is relieved from further duty IN the
Philipp.nes division and Will proceed 10
Fort Clark. TEX.
Lieut. Col. Charles w. Taylor, 4th Cav
airy upon the completion OF his duty IS
a member Of the general court niarti ai
in the Department of the Missouri. will
Join that portion OF his regfn ani al Fort
Smelling. MINI.
TIE following changes in TIE stations
aud duties OF officers of the Signal Corps
are ordered:
Capt. Daniel j. Carr from Fort l-caren-
worth Kan. to Fort Wood. y. Y. To re-
Iiev. Capt. George {. Burneil.
F'irS, Lieut.. J. Alfred Moss from Fort
IcavenWorrh Ia G..ariIorS Island. y Y.
to command Tho cable heat 'trlS- w
Field 10 rciey" 1'apr. Basil %. lSarir.
First lieut. I'eI le min - f"ti.n L frtsin
Fort LcaNcnwortA ~ this city and report
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United States Naval Academy 10 the
Rhode Island
Mdshipman 4 c. pihrcll. from the
United States Naval. Academy I" the
West Virginia.
Mdsnipi,an I. A. Thomson. in. from
the Soufll Dakota TO tine Minnesota.
Assistant Surg. j. y. Bello. from tho
Naval H s;.i.ai.- portsmouth. =. T.. 10
The Soiat4
Roatswain j. r. HOPKINS, from the ma
val STA tax II. Guantanamo. 1Hha. :Ed wait
orders.
Gin ,:,;nli"r n : sfiti.llcioH. from
the Brooklyn to the Hartford.
Gunner o. G. N"u:tla".'; to the ol!nipla.
Chief Carpenter j. +. Fletcher mas been
placed on the retired list of officers OF The
navy.
Warrant Machnist c. II. Hosung> from
the Brooklyn to the Olympia
Naval Movements.
The batt'eship Kentucky has arrived at
Port Townsend, the scout Chester at
Newport and the cruise: Buffalo and the
collier Saturn at Mare Island
The cruiser Hartford has sailed from
Norfolk for Annapolis. the gunboat Nan
shan from Hongkong for Shanghai and
the cruiser Chattanooga from Eongkong
for SwatoN.
Orders have been given for the destroy
ers Davis. Fox, Rowan and Goldsborough
to visit Humboldt bay. Cal. from July
> TO o.
The auxiliary solace. has been placed in
commission al Mare Island Cal, for duty
as a torpedo supply ship.
The scout birmingham AT Guantanamo
, mas been ordered to the navy yard. Bos-
ton. .,-
dar.d 20 guantanamo bay for Shaking
DOWN cruise She is now son her way tn
Anna polls wicsi: some mE!s ltipincp Al ITO
D., taken aboard. 'The North Carolina
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COMPANY D VICTOR
Carries Off Honors in High
School Cadets Drill.
RECEIVES SEVERAL PRIZES
Secretary Of War Presents Cham
pionship Flag.
RED BADGE FOR EACH MEMBER
Commissioner mcfarland Pins Dia-
mond Medal on Blouse Of Capt.
Wise-Names of Members.

Company D. High School Cadets. Of
the Technical School. relinquished its pos
session OF the drill championship flag
Tuesday and yesterday received ii back.
The decision of the judges rendered late
yesterday afternoon in National Ba st
Ball Park was the climax of the twenty
first annual competitive drill OF the cadet
companies. For the first time in the
history OF the schools the same company
won the championship two years in sue
ceSSion.
Capt f. 5. Wise received the token OF
victory from tho hands of Secretary oi
War Taft and the championship Allison
N:,ilur diamond medal from Commissioner
Macfarland. From The lands Of Capt
James T. oyster. president OF the board
Of e,liIcation l!c received the red hadSe-
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Men Who Won Championship.

in person 10 lie CHEF signal officer OF the
army Tor duty in his Office
FIRST Lieut. S"brins e. McGill. 4til Cav
airy j. relieved from duty at tho Arm.
Signal School. Foit I.cavenWorth, Kan
aud ordered 10 the Presidio Of San Fran
CISCO. cal, for duty with Company +.
Signal Corps.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. Commander o. ". Rooster from
charge of the navy recruiting station.
Buffalo. y. s.. IL The Charleston.
Lieut.. Commander r. l.. Russell. from
the Charleston and wait orders.
Lieut.. X. Spear has been placed on the
retired list of officers of the navy.
Lieut.. J. W. Scheonfeld TO navy re
cruit.ng station. Buffalo. \. Y.
Lieut.. j.. ID. Burns, from the Brooklyn
TO thc Indiana
Ensign ID. p. Wickersham, from the
Nebraska 70 the Louisiana.
Midsapme. j. p. Smith, W: I. over
and .. II. Calhoun. from the United
states Naval Academy to the AipaHy
Mld>nipnan X. O.. Walling. from The
United States Naval academy 10 The
Salem
Mid>hpnan {. c. Thomas. from the
United States Naval Academy 10 the
M.Gsilpnlan NJ II. Willctt. from the
! rited States Naval academy 10 the
Chester
Mta>hpmau J. r. Mctlain from the
United states Naval academy to the
Naryla
Mjdsipmen r. A. Burg and Der h'1:-
dcH ftom III United Stucs Naval Acad-
emy % the ken;utSN.
NIdshipman +. II. "cu'h'of. from 80
t-riiaf sfatrs Naval academy 10 the
minnesota -
NJ ,!sajp!nan H. +. -. Davis. from the
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Shot and Killed His Wife.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June As the
climax to their marital differences Ed
ward Abbott. i Young jeweiaT of this
city. last night shot ard killed his wife.
Emma aged twenty-five years in an
al apartment house IN til. northwestern
section of the city. Mrs. Abbott who
was a Miss Parker of oxford Pa had
been living apart from her husband Tor
some time Abbott went 10 the apart
ments where his wife was living. and
when size came 10 the door he shot her
lie fled aud had not been captured at .
isfs iuItr
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sstant rector of ST. Matthews Catholic

sistant rector of ST. Matthews Catholic
Church.
Miss Williams appeared TO enjoy the
experience. Her face was wreathed III
smiles and her merry laugh awoke the
echoes of the old courthouse as she gave
way to her mirth at the questions pro-
pounded to Mr.. Letter by Cupid's deputy
and the responses given.
Miss Williams was gowned in gray and
she wore a Merry Widow hat. She cal
ried a fragment bouquet. As soon -
the license was obtained the pair sought
their waiting automobile and fastened
away.
The wedding will take place June 10 at
the home of the bride In the Connecticut.
at Connecticut avenue and NJ street.
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lieutenant. w. 5. Ballantyne: second lieu
tenant. H. ~ Cobaugh; first sergeant,
". J. Alleger; second sergeant. II. p.
King; third sergeant. a. T. St Clair;
fourth sergeant, A. L. Leubkert: NTH
sergeant. L. II. Brown.
Corporals-E. NJ Jeffrey. r. s. Young.
H. E. Spear. II. A. Stahlk, A. q. Seller,
c. r. Hoges.
Privates-A. NJ. Brown. P. Brede-
kamp, 1. Carpenter. f. 7. Chamberlain.
B. c. Cruickshanks. P. L. Collins. l.. u
Fessenden, L. Flemer. G. c. Frazier. F.
Frazier, W Fuller. F. W. Gavin. J. B.
Hill. p ]. Hunt, c. W. King. w. F. Long.
w r. Milburn. c. A. Miller. F W. Nc
Carthy. c. O'Connell. ]. Ord. II. II. Por-
ter. l. c. Racoosin. r. H. Rathvon. F. B.
L. p Shoemaker. V. Smith. J. L. Shue
1. c. Thompson. H. w. Truesdell. 7. I.
Tyler. H. c. Wells. W. v. Wilson.
Regimental officers Of the cadets are
S. D. Williams. Eastern: Maj: J. r
Webb. 1st Battalion. Central; Maj. r
Creiner. I'd Battalion. Eastern: MAJ. !. >
Zebiey Sd Battalion. Mckinley; W. r.
Seaver. regimental quartermaster. Nc
Kinley: III. ". Clark. regimental adjutant
Central.
The winners of former competitive drills
We're as follows:
1sss-Company \, Capt. William NJ
Fisher.
1s9o-company c. Capt Edward S. Du-
vail
1sa1-Company F. Capt. Clifton V. Ed
wards.
1sao-Company A. Capt. Herbert G. Og-
den. jr.
1smi-Company q. Capt Edgar \. shll-
ing.
is94-Company D. Capt. Alfred 7: Smith
1s9,-Company Fl, Capt. Joseph h
Taussg.
ls.ti-tompany F, Capt. Nelson capron
1s91-Company H. Capt Lloyd D. Smoot.
1se>-Company \. Capt. Charles Young
ls!9-Company e. Capt. George A.
Washington.
1amt-G7ompan B. Capt. James NJ.
l:"l-company c. Capt. William c.
Sheperd.
IN company F.. Capt. Fred G. Rob-
binet1e.
l:os-t,onpany c. Capt George H. Hud-
dleston.
1.al4-Companv r. Capt Kelly.
+ 1an3-Company F. Capt. F. II. Linthi-
cum.
1ani-Company Fl. Capt. Bland.
1:01-Company d, Capt. Harl.
Notes of the Drill.
The Presidents son. Quentin Roosevelt.
witnessed the drilling Yesterday. lie was
accompanied TO the grounds by his teacny
err Miss Morgan, and Il small brother of
Capt G.. K. Heitmueller of Company b.
This is d fine looking regiment Of sol
diers.'' Secretary Taft declared Yesterday
afternoon as he looked down the lines
before presenting the prize flag. Il know
now where | can get some reserves when
| want them.
Yes. Nh. Secretary. they VIII parade
the avenue for you the 4th OF March,
Capt. james +. oyster quickly replied.
Capt Wise Of the winning company is.
i'm stature one of the smallest of the COM
handing officers. This was noticed by Sec
rotary Taft as he watched the company
march forward to receive the champion
ship honors.
'.'rhe captain is little mite the Sec
rotary remarked
Yes compared with some of you. Col.
Ross replied.
Mr. Taft laughed heartily.
Although the crowd attending the drill
was one of the largest ever il the ball
park. the police. under command of capt.
Davis of the eighth precinct. suppress ID
The excessive activity. of III" small boys
and KEEP the held "pan FOX tcs cNlibi-
tiOnS.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers Tonight; Friday Partly
Cloudy and Slightly Warmer.

Forecasr Till Pm. Friday.-For the
District of Columbia and Maryland. show
ers tonight. Friday partly cloudy ami
! slightly warmer: light winds. mostly .east-
erly-
Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, "a. a year ago, az.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast-Unsettled. showery weather COM
tinues generally. except In the lake re-
gion. the northern portion Of the middle
Atlantic states. the southwest and eN-
IRENE central west.
Temperatures are considerabl higher in
New England the lower lake region and
the plains states and lower in the eN-
IRENE southwest.
As the western low area appsars,t TO be
moving to the northward over the Dakc-
tas generally fair weather will prevail
tonight and Friday from the upper Ohio
valley ani lower lake region eastward.
In the south occasional showers will con-
tinue.
Temperatures will change but little.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be light 10 fresh and variable.
on the south Atlantic coas. light to fresh
and mostly Southerly. and on the east
gulf coast light to fresh southerly.
Steamers departing today tor European
ports will have light TO fresh variable
winds with partly cloudy weather to the
Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation tin
inches) has been reported during the pasi
twenty-four hours: Knoxville 1.a22:
Lynclburg. 40: Richmond. lis: Wythe-
vile. LIT: concordia. 1..O: Meridian, -:
Memphis. LOS: Nic,-sburg. LIZ; Boise.
10.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF tic
thermometer and barometer at the Veat!t-
or bureau for tho twenty-!olr hours BE-
ginning al :. pm. yesterday:
Recommendations 3 pm, "a; pm,
rs: L.. midnight. a.. June I. am. 81;
= Am. a.: I. noon. ~: pm. 80.
Maximum - al pm. June :: mimi
mum. ~. ri u am. June T.
Rarometer-June :. ! pm. :wlo: pm.
:ile1 l. midnight. 1903. June !. Am.
:0Ot; s am, :o.o1: noon ao.G6: pm.
1904.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF water g.
& am: Great Falls temperature. 40: or
dition. ~: Dalecarlia reservoir. tempefa-
lure "a. condition a. north eonnection.
.S: condition at south connection. -.
Georgetown distributing reservoir. tent
perature ~ condition al infuant gaze
house, -.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. .::,S am. and G:2a'
D. M: high tide 1:s0 am.
Tomorrow---Low tide. GAG q m. and ':ls
o. m high tide. 1915 am. and 122' PM
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 4:36 am: sun sets.
Z 10 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 4:36 am.
Moon sets II :Jl pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset:
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset ant
extinguished forty-fivc minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Specis! Dispatch 10 In. Star.
IiAErEES FERRY. ". Va. Jane A.
Both rivers arc muddy today.
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Noted Insurance Broker Dead.

MOUNT HOLLY. y. j.. June i-Col.
charles NJ. Sloan. Il prominent in>gra nee
broker who fer MANY wears was "A direct
or of the tiirard Fire Insurance Company
~ Phila dc! pn::i. died =: his hons here.
LIE VAS seScntN-ts years old.
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MR.. LETTER GETS LICENSE.
Miss Williams. His Fiancee, Enjoys
Visit to the City Hall.

Joseph l.. Letter. accompanied by his
fiarcee. Miss Emily Juliette Williams. Wis
tied the clerk Office III tie city hall to-
day and obtained Il MARI age license d-
recied to Rev. Edward L. buckley AS
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MAJ. Gen. Leonard Wood. who is now
IN switzerland on leave Of absence has
been designated the representative of
the Emitted States Army at the ceuten-
NAL celebration of Spanish Independence
AT Saragossa in the coming fall pre-
seniaiives of the navy and the civil! es,ab,
!ishment are Yet to be designated.
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of victory, one for each member of the
winning company: and was presented Will
the prize loving cup donated by r. Harris
& Co. through Capt G. Z. Edwards by
DR.. B. w. Evermann. vice president OF
the board Of education. All this occurred
in the presence Of 10000 persons. accom-
panied by the cheering Of thousand loyal
supporters of old Tech
"Tech' Has Best Captain.
That further honors were won by the
Technical High School Cadets was
learned today through an announce
ment by Lieut.. Col. Burton r. Ross.
military instructor of the regiment To
him the Judges declared that the best
captain was III. Benson Of Company e.
Tech.
Celebrations of the victory of Com
pany - were held last evening in the
Manual Training School building, and
this morning in the assembly room of
the business High School The cele
bration today brought all of the 500
students of Tech together. and such Il
round OF applause AS they gave the
members of the winning company when
IL appeared on the platform has. it is
declared. never been cqualed. The
praises OF Tech We're sounded loud and
long by several speakers.
y table on the stage reSembled n show
window Of Il jewelry establishment. for
on il We're the cups won by the repre-
sentatiNes OF Tech his year. The
largest Signified that the school holds
the foot ball championship of local
high schools; another is token Of the
base ball championship: Il third was
won By the rifle team of the school.
and Il fourth is the trophy for winning
tie 1nb-meter race against other
schools The latest acquisition is the
Harris ~ 20, trophy for the drill char
plonship, which Company d bore home
yesterday.
Men Who Won Championship.
Members OF Company -. headed b!
Capt. Wise. proceeded tn seats OH the
platform this morning. The members OF
tn" several athletic teams VINO Won
honors for the school this year We're
called 10 tn" front. Then Or. George r..
Myers. principal Of the school. said
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Gen. Wood to Represent Army.

will sail from Annapolis Saturday fol
Guantanamo.
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HAPPINESS Is HABIT. CULTIVATE 1T.
The delays and cuss- provoking procrastina tien
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI MY INTER-
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NV. under the title Little Thirsty" was sold
May 9 1905 to Harry Kopp, who assumed ali
debts due by said business at that time. MAR
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A Plumbing Proposition.
We're sacrificing a sample line of Plumbing
Fixtures. Chance for big bargain.
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other creditors OF the association herebr
notified to present the notes and other claims
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we close at pm: other days. pm Our
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Although the crowd attending the drill
was one of the largest ever il the ball
park the police. under command of capt.
Davis of the eighth precinct. suppress ID
The excessive activity, of The small boys
and KEEP the held apan FOX I'll: cNLibi-
tiOnS.
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This is a fine looking regiment Of sol
diers.' Secretary Taft declared yesterday
afternoon as he looked down the lines
before presenting the prize flag. Il know
now where | can get some reserves when
| want them.
Yes Nh. Secretary. they will parade
the avenue for you the 4th OF March,
Capt. james F. oyster quickly replied.
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Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10.--Flour-Fam-
ily extras $5.4Om5.60; bakers extras. $40
Mb65; oregon and washington, Sf.7om o.25.
Wheat-Shipping s1.55q1.6o; milling,
sL67k @172is. -
s15OM1.57lh; chevalier nominal
Oats+Red, 1850 zoos white, s15OG 1.65;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss2.OOa35OO rolled
harley. S3s5O@3450 oatmeal $410; cat
eroats, s4.sO; rolled oats. $4,000.
Hav-Wheat. Sf2.00@1750; wheat and
oat. s11. OO@165O; oat wild, S90OQ 12.O0;
cat tame, S10.O0@15.OO; alfalfa. $4,000
"a 90: straw. 60@90c.
Receipts-Flour, 1899 wheat. 1900; bar
lev 1910; oats. 900; beans. 1880; potatoes.
5000; onions, 500; BRAN 610; middlings. lie;
bay. 1860; hops, %; hides, $50; wines,
24.300
Beans-Pink, ss,1Oas,25; lima, s4,s5@
ass; small white, s34O@S55; large white.
S3.25@3.45
Potatoes-Early Rose s1.25@1.35; Oregon
FAIRBANKS. soc a $500; Salinas Burbanks, s5c
@$1l0 MERGED sweets. $2.75G3.O0
Onions-Fancy, $2.75Q2.S5.
Various-Green peas, 4QSc; string beans.
12h @17hc. egg plant, 10@12hc; green
peppers, so 15c; tomatoes, s1.5O@2.25; sum-
mer squash nominal; garlic, 4@5c.
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SAN PEDRO SHIPPING



SAN PEDRO. Feb. 10.-The steamer Re
dondo, Capt. Bandegoard. Will complete dis
charging part Of her cargo of lumber for the
Salt Lake road and is scheduled to leave to-
morrow for Coos Bay via San Francisco to re-
load.
The steamer Jim Butler. Capt. olsen cleared
yesterday from Hoquam for san Pedro via
San Francisco, lumber laden
The schooner Luzon, Capt. Nielsen, is out
two days from Astoria with 1000 feet of
lumber. loaded at Stella for wholesalers at
Redondo.
Beginning Wednesday the steamer Hanalei.
Capt. McFarlane. will resume running be-
tween San Francisco and San Pedro via ports,
carrying freight and passengers for the Cres-
cent Wharf and Warehouse company.
The schooner Metha Nelson Capt. Jacobson,
a, rived this morning out twenty-one days from
Everett bringing $4,000 feet of lumber con-
signed to tho Consolidated Lumber company.
The schooner Lucy, Capt swanson arrived
this afternoon from Umpqua river bringing
zoe 900 feet of lumber consigned to the Kerck-
hoff Gunner Lumber company.
The schooner Fearless, Capt. Lilliquist, Will
complete discharging lumber cargo for the
IT, X Wood Lumber company and is sched-
uled TO sail tomorrow in ballast for Belingham
to reload.
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.-The mining
market continued on the toboggan today with
the leaders showing losses of from to 30
points. Florence dropped 80 points, Goldheld
Consolidated 25, Great Bend I. Combination
Fraction IL and Jumbo Extension q Daisy
closed strong at $1.02 bid. Great Bend was the
feature of the morning session, 81 900 shares
being dumped the market, .hammering IT
down to SSc bid. Mayfower Consolidated in
the Bullfrog camp was traded in to the ex-
tent of 5000 shares at lie and 1Sc. Tramp
Consolidated ended its skyrocketing career to-
day when 1t was hammered down TO 29c bid,
II points below Saturdays close Belmont in
the Tonopah list dropped So points since Sat
urday's session. with the balance of the list
dull and heavy. There nothing doing in
the Manhattans
Following are the closing quotations of the
San Francisco stock and exchange board, to-
gether with the regular call sales, furnished
by l.. A. Criser & Co., members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange, 905 San Fer
nando building, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-11
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

8 NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Twenty-one
8 carloads of California oranges were
@ sold Mt auction here today at the fol-
8 lowing prices per box for regular sizes:
8 Extra fancy navels S2.25 to $40,
8 average $2.55.
3 Fancy navels se.20 to $e.7O. average
o S2.35.
@ Extra choice navels $40 to S2.40,
. average S2.20.
% Choice naveIs S1.85 to $3.50, average
g $40.
@ Fruit in fair TO good condition; mar
4. ket firm. Weather clear and favor
@ able. Four cars will sell later.