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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11

pittsburg. May i0.-James Boyle and
his wife, Helen Boyle. were lodged IN
tha western penitentiary here tonight
shortly before o'clock the former
under a sentence OF life imprisonment.
the latter sentenced to serve term
of twenty-five years. The prisoners
were taken iirst to a side room and
| told that they would have to say
good bye, as the rules of the prison
would not permit them to see each
other again.
Mrs. Boyle threw her arms around
"Jimmy's" neck and kissed him. She
said:
1--WE must take 1t the best we can"
The prisoners then shook hands
and the matron escorted Mrs. Boyle
from the room. When she reached
the corridor. she burst into tears and
asked to be permitted once again to
see her husband. The request was
granted and she again kissed and en-
braced Boyle.
The man maintained his silence and
had nothing to say.
When Mrs. Boyle gave her belong
tnEs to the matron, she asked permits
sion to keep q small mirror she car
ried, saying II do not want to leave
1t behind as that would make me have
seven years of bad luck" The mirror
was returned to her and she will be
allowed to keep 1t in her cell.
Boyle's number at the penitentiary
ia e6s1A and that of his wife e8s2A.
The prisoners will be Photographic ed
tomorrow and Bertillion measurements
Of them will be taken at that time
BOYLE and his wife arrived here from
Mercer, Pa, escorted by Sherim Chess
and deputies, and were Immediately
placed in prison.
During the trip here from Mercer,
where they left late this afternoon.
the kidnappers spent most OF the time
In quiet conversation together. They
discussed the sentence which they al
IeRe was unjust, and asked what steps
they would have to take to get res
view OF the case and how to see an
attorney.
Mrs. Boyle tried TO cheer Jimmy
and wanted to know II he would be
permitted to smoke at the peniten-
tiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle sat together and
held each others hands during. the
entire journey here from the scene OF
their trial.
Sheriff Chess said he was glad to
get the prisoners OF his custody
as he was afraid they would be sue
cessful in their announced intention
to commit suicide. The sheriff stat
ed he believed Boyle had intended to
kill his wife and then commit suicide
with the razor the sheriff found IN
the kidnapper's tie today. Neither
prisoner would deny that this wal
true.
It has been decided tonight, so far
as Mrs. Boyle Is concerned. at least
that no appeal will be ask ed for. Al
first she contemplated taking an APP
peal to the Superior Court In the hope
OF securing her freedom on another
trial but 1t was discovered that even
should she be liberated she would b'
returned to Ohio for trial and tina
while her maximum sentence there or
one charge would be but twenty years
there was another on which she Nigh
receive five years additional and she
would be allowed nc time of for gooC
behavior. When this was compared
with the fifteen years she would have
to serve here after making allowance
for good conduct. 1t was decided no
to appeal.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11

Buenos Ayres. May lo,-The strike
that was inaugurated here early last
week as a protest against the action
OF the authorities in, firing upon
gathering Of May Day demonstrants'
came to an end today. The men have
returned to work and the situation
again is completely normal.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11
BLOW TO PROHIBITION.
Legislative Program In Its Way {
Arkansas.

NeHIBEAIEVc EFWBFANM IN AbB WY %
Arkansas.
Little Rock, Ark. May l0.-The Ar
kansas Senate today. it Is believedi
dealt q death blow to prohibition leg
islation in this State.
The special message of the Cover
nor which was read in the House last
Friday calling for the passage of q
submission measure in accordance with
the Democratic State platform, was
reported to the Senate today. obJec-
tion was offered TO its reading.
Under the rules the message cannot
be read until the special order OF bus
mess has been disposed Of. There are
more orders on the calendar. II is said,
than can be disposed of during the
remainder OF the session.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11
GROUP MEMORIAL UNVEILED.
Most Expensive Monument Erected W
single Organized BODY I'm south.

Single Organized body An south.
Salisbury, N. c.. May 10.--A bronze
group memorial to the Confederate
soldiers of Rowan county. said TO oe
the most expensive monument erected
by any single organized body In tne
South. was unveiled with imposing
ceremonies here today.
The group WAS designed by F. w
Ruckstuhl OF New York and Paris.
Orations were delivered by Genera
Bennett n. Young Of Louisville. and
Mayor, Boyd of Salisbury. An origina
poem was recited by Christian Reid
the authoress. daughter Of Col. Chas
r. Fisher. who was killed ct the bat,
l,tle of Manassas.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11
usea 3 Fiuh Net.

Mobile. May l0.-(Speciai. Jon the
charge Of fishing In q fresh water
stream with q net. Lawrence Pate. Jr..
and John Miller. young white men
were arrested this morning by Deputy
came Warden A. 8. Gill. Gill alleges
mat the men were fishing In Chicka-
aaboEue Creek. q fresh water stream.
With q net, contrary to the law. The
case was set down for hearing June
10. ke
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11

Sharon. Pa. May 1o.-All Sharon
was astounded today when the state
ment was made by James Boyle. I'M
plicating Harry ForlSer in the Whitla
kidnapping and using his name in con-
-nection with an alleged murder In
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11

sharon, Pa, May 10.--Harry Forker
was seen today regarding the state
ment Issued by JAMES H. Boyle. impli-
eating him In the kidnapping OF Willie
Whitla. He said:
know nothing absolutely of this
case. There is nothing to 1t. 1 only
know Boyle as knoV other members
OF his family. as residents Of Sharon.
! have never. had any dealings with
MN. can conceive no reason why
boyie should make such statement
unless II be to get even with the
Whitla family for his prosecution fol-
lowing the abduction. Boyle never
showed me any letters. Boyle did not
see me In Cleveland. The whole story
Is wiiiful, malicious and sianderous
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11
A Woman In Maine Calls AIi-O-na the
Sunshine Prescription.

Sunshine Prescription.
There never was such a marvellous
prescription for stomach distress and
Indigestion as Mi-o-na.
No doctor ever wrote a better one;
It's doubtful If any doctor ever will,
It's SO good that e. G. Fowler says
money back II 1t doesn't cure.
A woman in Maine calls Mi-o-na the
sunshine prescription because she has
seen so many sour miserable aggravat-
ing dyspepties turned into happy,
cheerful, sweet human beings in a
few days by taking Mi-o-na.
The stomach IL responsible for three
fourths of the nervousness and half the
misery in the world. A woman can
have q first-class stomach and yet be
miserable II she has a husband who Is
a nervous dyspeptic.
Bnt4why not change pain to pleasure;
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11
rETERs rs BURIED.

Remains OF Yeunk EngIiahnaaa are In
TERED.
Mobile, May 10.--(Specia1 AT 10
o'clock this morning the body Of George
stanton Peters. of London. England.
was inferred In Magnolia Cemetery.
being exhumed from q pauper's grave
where he was buried as an unknown
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11

Youngstown. o.. May io.--The assoc
citation Of the name OF Harry ForIrer
BY James Boyle. the convicted kidnap-
or OF While whitfa with allegations
that he was connected with the death
Of Dan Rebel. Jr.. hcrs In June.
1885. has not been confirmed bv the
police records In Youngest own
Patrolman Michael Donneliy. still an
active member OF the police DEPART
ment, talked with Reepel oaiy an hour
prior to his Death. The Two ,rcn
were seated at the foot Of the stairs
OF the building In which seso.l lived.
Leaving Rebel. Donneliy was less
than block away On mis- bsar when
he heard noise In the direction OF
the Mawser building. lie re.urnaI
ana found Rebel on the sidewalk, liv-
ing but uicons. ;tns y, one w.ls in
sight. Rebel had been In the habit
OF sitting on his window sill before re-
firing. No one ever has neen .. spect-
ed Of knowing the exact manner OF
his death
Dan stea. snsnt,oa I'd 6y sorie. was a
saloon keeper hers and diel abost two
years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-11

Youngstown. Mr.. Forker declared the
intimations. although without the
slightest foundation. were not new to
him, a. he had understood for some
time such statement was threatened.
Mr.. Whitia was greatly vexed when
he learned Of the publication OF the
statement. He pronounced the whole
story malicious faisehood.
The community 10 excited tonight,
even more than 1t was the day Of the
kidnapping.
A this is the home Of Boyle he
has some friends who give crsdence to
his tale. but the greater part OF the
community hesitates about giving
credence to the story involving q re-
spected member Of the community. es-
peciaiiy when the only charge against
him 70 an unsupported statement OF .
convicted felon.
Janitor Floss OF the school from
which Willie whitla was taken, I'm
sists still that Boyle was the man
who called for the boy and took him
away in the buggy. He does not be-
iieve the Boyle statement.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was OF The weekend variety.
small in volume and with Insignificant
changes in the prices bid and asked. Cap
ital Traction sold IN small lots at 10.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was at new high figure Of Ssss-
Washington Gas came out IN &-share
lots at Ss1s. Bell Telephone sold az 1Ol
and bargains in several lots OF Mergen-
thaler were arranged al aos9i 20 ash.
Commercial National Bank sold at I74z
and Potomac Insurance at g.
During the week the local traction shares
have made a slow advance into higher
territory consistent with the movement
which started after the dUllness OF the
summer months last fall The market is
in excellent condition. with every pros
pect Of some higher figures in the leading
securities.
officers % the Washington Grain EX-
change were elected az the annual meet
ing yesterday as follows: John S. CisseL
president. H l. wilkins. vice president
Z N Anderson secretary and treasurer.
directors, Walter Roberts. ". S HOge,
and 2 l. Zirkle.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
local PRODUCE MARKET.
fPrfsss cuotrd sre rhole..I..,


BUTTER-Crsaney, fancy, slaszi Western srsts
2sa5l: seconds. &zz: pFoooss. fauey 2iaZ: far 10
coed. zs3s dairy. ch5ice Isals: good. Is: store
packed. fresh. R
CHEEsE-NeE xozk State fancy. large. ia; do.
SHaI, Is.
EGGs-Nsarby. fare; Virginia. loss a. z.
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 3 Tennes-
see. .. Scrtb Carolina 3
LIVE POULTRY-Chic%ens. iea23. Aerz e.
ROSTERS :: ducks large. l2aI4: Do. snail. l1aiI
geese. 1as; do. fancy I8aI2. tv-keys toms. Ban,
do. hens .; TURKEYS. thin =. heats. IoalZ
DRESSED POULTRY -Tu=kcys choice ur5rzr-
hens 22a23; do, aFersgs. und-awn, 8aZ. DO, thin
do. suah. Ba2o; hens lia5; ROSTERS. Sac; ducks
Eai5; rccss. Iaiz
DRESSED MEATs-Csl7es. fsn dressed L. q,
heEds oi. u; hos dress eaises l6; hans, couutry
sugar cured. l2aH; hOgS. snail and neat PER
cwt-, 3-91sT-5o; DO. msdium s5oz7.co; Co. heasY
s0s7.o0
GAslE-ouaH, f.nz. 5gss-5o: DC. snsH. zeoa
80 squirrels each 6ag: cposslas. sSeh 2ass
VEGETABL LES-PotatoeS- hons-grovn. per b.ss
$3.50 peT bbL L75z29o. Eastern shore Der bbl
i.7sazoo; SWEET potatoes. Der bbi.. Zoaa2se. yzms
per bbi., lsaa1e97 czrrots per bbl., EaiH- -rcu-
bsrs. psr bss Looal-5os cae1mbss piekles per bss
T54L6: czbhags psr bbi. LOlzL50: zuiiaoNer ps-
5bl. Z013oo. ceeTy. peT doE-. stalks 5as0- ouions
Der bus. Tl15. MEulznd and Virginia per bhI
lsaal5o; OHIO. per bb-. L7azoo; pumpkins. psr
Ha rer hb. 5oalD
s-REEN FRUTTS-OrsuEes. psr box s56s5 c +.
Ez,e frait- pe- box. 2eosA0o: sppzsz, King per
sbl.; a0a2sa. Tork Imperial. pzcfed. Eo0as s.
Ben DAVIS. Tackod. 2SaAs; Vine sap, PACKED
375a45O; Albsusrle Pippin. 40a5O5: good 70
prime Z0Oz500. poCT 20 far LDaLO0. npsr-head
barrels. o1mm0n to EoSd. Looal5os fancy tabls
fr1it. 25oa35i 0anbeuies. Cape Cod. Der bbl
I.eess-So. do. per standard crate. 20a2&; ptns-
apples. Florida, per crate. 10oai0.
DRIED FRUITS-Appies. sliced. faocy. &; &C.
sliced bright. "a: cherries. Il b.aekoerriss, 4;
EhortleberTies 70. rzspbsIies. =
GRAMMAR Southsrn. on E-a5e s7sIo9: ne
T5ass; CON. shsled white. 6ssTz; do yeIloE. san
new. ear 3IsaAo0. oSts. western white. No 2
5ea6e DO. mixed 5z5a
hay AND sTRAw-Hsy Western. No. J. nsA
Hoo; No Z Lnu5o; mixed. L NauB suaE.
Fye bundle. HssIl5o; rys, nscIirc thrasi,ed q ia
leL5c: wheat. GoGa6o. oSt EsTlH. psE tor o0aS 81
WOOL AND HfDES-Wooi. washed f--e 2 hs-rs.
Dsr %. E01s; Do. unEashed. free q tJrs usr n
o; 10. buTv. psT h. Eals: hidss gTesu per u.
loaili Co. dy. Dsr ID. ual3; sheep skins grpen.
eaCh 65a75; DO. dry each. EaeO. osu ssins. green.
each. L2sa1-ss. Muskrat. each. 5s22; skunk cacb
25zl75: nink- each- Ea4po: rabbit skins each. J.
opossuu. each. BsZ5; raocc0u. esch Has: fx. I'd.
each. leoa2s; Do, gzy. eaoh. EaS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
MONEY RATES At MINIMUM
Banks Seek Commercial Paper with
Unusual Keenness.
Neither Speculation Nor Business
Requires Much Borrowing aad
the Demand IL Small.

New York. Feb. 6.-Money promises 10
remain very low Notwithstanding the de-
mands that are being made By. corporate
borrowers. the Treasury, the trust COM
panies, south America, and London. sat
urday's bank returns show that the IN
terror movement Is very much IN New
York's favor Trade and speculation be-
ing at 50 low al ehb, borrowing cor
tinues 10 be OF small volume. while no
difficulty IS experienced IN disposing OF
active bond issues. one result OF the
present abnormaIly low rates Is the ex-
port Of gold: heretofore the ef1ux has
been confined 10 South America. but this
week . movement may be started IN
London
The monthly disbursements. involving
S75.0o1ol3. have been arranged 50 easily
that call money has not gone beyond s
per cent The average quotation last
week was just under 2 Per cent. while the
extreme range was II TO ~ per cent
Speculation is extremely dull. 50 that
brokers are not infreQuently leaders rath-
er than borrowers.
Low as tine money rates had been Up
to last week. still lower levels have been
reached Sixty day accommodation has
been secured al , per cent, while six
months loans have been readily obtain
able az 3 per cent Even longer nnaturi-
ties are occasionally procurable at the
latter figure, although the asking rate
Tor one year loans is usually 81. per cent
Neither stock exchange nor commercial
borrowers require extensive amounts,
hence the volume OF business done from
day TO day is very light. The range is
as follows: per cent for sixty DAYS.
21t for 60 days. "a for four months. 3 per
cent for five and six months. and and
S1s for UP to one year.
As a natural corollary to the pIethoric
money market there is a keen inquiry
for trustworthy commercial paper. Gen
eral trade is so dull that the output is
naturally restricted, and this has meant
competition for choicest names. Drawers.
IN fact. are importUned by brokers who
want fresh supplies. Broadly speaking.
the present IS q 81 per cent market The
shortest maturities can usually be negO-
tiated below this quotation, but, on the
other hand. many four and six months
bills are sold ar { per cent and even
higher New York financial institutions.
however, are satisfied with SIz per cent
for four months. Trust companies have
been generous purchasers Of late.
Throughout the country the supply OF pa
per is reported to have slightly incress-
ed. without. however, bringing any stiff
fening discounts. An active business is
being done IN revenue bonds; these are
accepted at very low interest rates
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Neu York. Feh- 6--BUTTER-Rscoipts, $3.50 rack
ages, finer Creamery extra, 5la5l5: DE-, hrsts sss
o. state dziTy. tubs. pOor 10 fair. ZaE
EGGS- Reoe.Fss. 3ZS cases: f-1rs- Nearby WHITE
iancy. @aSs: Go. mixed. fancy, SsS5; fresh hrsts
?; Co. seconds. 5ls5l14
MILL FEED-Strouger: supply snail sprtns
bran IN lob Sscks. 70 aTriTs. E-o: standard m
inE- 20: city bran GI0. % bulk; Western rel
dos. 500. % srrivei WiutT wheat bran IL I0-Ib.
sacks. Z-l3.
OATS-Stead7. but dur. No. 2 Whit. ssaz. M
white 55isa5sl., No I white. 5fzs5E1; Nc.
mixed. =: natr1Tsl clipped white. On traok. Esss
FLOUR-Fim; moderate in0giry. Spring nat
ents 5s5a5-@: spring clears. 45a45o: winter
strsights. As5a5oos clears E35as55; Kansas s-uT,s
in SACKS 4 Sle5 %: Kansas clears, A2Sa4sG
RYE FLOUR-Businsss Moderate: AD0aIa
CORN AIEAL-Stesdy: fair inquiry Kiln 6ricd
FOR export. SIS; cosrse meal. IN bags. LzalR
BUCkWHEAT FLoUR-stesdy; demand fnact-
I've; 23a25
Prime timothy. S1sa9o: No / s0asZS: No 2, 7saa
No. 3 65s7o
sTRAw-Rscsip,s. &c tons; srn; Hsht supply.
Long rye IN
BEEF-steady: snail business Family. $50.
800; packet. IAe1a1A50.
P0RE-Fnm; light supply. Msss. r5sT 80
TALLOW-steady. dun business. City. in hogs.
heads S.
LARD-Liisiezs Prime Western. ss: city. s1:
rerned continent. ldo7; south American, l1f5; re-
fined Brazilisn. kegs. I2l5; oleos,earine Is; lard
stsaTine duil: New York. u; Chicago. Il
SUGAR-The local market ruled dull and nom
inaI D1Ety-1aid prices were as follows: Centrifu-
gsl S test. SEA- muscoTzdo 2 test sls: molasses
sugar. g test. 2S Late yesterday there was sale
q 3Go5 bags PoTt0 Rico centrifugal sugar nrcrnrs
shipment At SIS. less rEhtsnsgs. The market FOR
refined suEz- was dun. but UNCHANGED. with s7znu-
lated at 80 net. les / per cent for cash London
Was oniet bit steady and unchanged for best slzsr
With February a. los; March. los &d. and May.
I0s I'd
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ss~ Yo-k. Feb s-Sooey On ozH vas na-uinallJ
"a pI cent Ths weeks market was relatively
hiEhs. OWING % the recall q So 0o0 Pablo de
posts. foT payment February 2. and further with
d7zvals q czsa b. the trIst c1uvanssz can rafes
veT5 gensTally higheT. raTgnz between : and 81
per cent, with uost q the loans 81 81 Der cent-
Tine money during the week vas held r-o-s
firmly. with o5lsegueu1 Tse q i 70 ! D. cent
The demand Ezs fairly active. but lot broad II
eAsraeter, funds comparatively benz u new hands
Rates u pe- cent fo- sky days 3 for fosr
mOnths. 81 fI I've % SiX months. and ss.as fo-
twelve months
Mercantile paper vas readily stable. the demand
exoeeding The supply Merchants Ecrs rot yet y
general need q borrowing no-ey n the o-e7
market SUI moderate amount & choice rsns-
was issued Rates S1sa4 per cent fo- sixty "a
ninety days. indorsed bills receivable. szas fo-
four 70 I've moths single bills and for otbe-s
less vel known
The sterling exchange market vas easy TO-DAY.
with rates hve points lower. Rates for arrral
business closed as follows; SIxty da7s. ss9s4 s5-
demand. 4-s05ai-Slo; cables. 4SA1afs75a
Counsrcal bills were 4S5sk for rfrerv dsvs s-d
fS4isa4 ~ Tor sixty days. Flour bills were az
foT sixty days; ETain. As
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square zsl-Esau l. johnson ct uz to Leon To
bTiner and Charles Msys-. to secure August
Dastz, A.S5s.Se months S per CIT. lot 2
Same to sane. to se1re Charles Jacobsen.
Ss.0oo. months. s per cent, lots 2. Is is. and
g
Hornsr's Addition to Congress HeiEhts-Slae-ss T.
Bailey e VI. William r. 70 Ralph p. Bar
nard and Guy r johnson. % secure FI-nan 2
Horne-, E.50. years. s per cent. seual-snnn-
ally. lots , and 4. block s Sane % szne. %
secure Fir-nsn r. Homer. so, 70 90 months.
Per cent. lotE q and 4. block 3
ChichesteT-P Philip Il Christmsa st " . Howard
Ch7istmsn, % seclre Matte Brsznsruan. So
years. per cent, seni-sznaally lots a. ss.
and g. square 5TsS
Square S-Sasan 7. Warner CT al 70 Edward 8.
Wcscott and Harvey T. Winfield. 70 securs
F0na L Moore, $500. yes-s. psr cent. seri-
Annually part original lot
PadsEoFth-LiEie n Goodirg e rir, CIs-zaos 2
TO Floyd (. Davis and ClsTuncs I GssEsord. 70
secure GesrEs c. PvmVhT5. ss.Eo. 8 year. 5
pr cent, sez13sruually, lct %. SQUARE 81
Same 70 sane, % secure sane. z5la I 70 =
months. pr cnt. ssni-SnnuaIly sane lard
Square 9I2-Doulse Thomas % c Cfsason JE-zss
and Lizzis I&Stmsn, to securs Henri W
Thoras. E.3c. yesrs. PIT oe3t. ssui-sazual-
II. pzrt lot
Observation-Disclosures Z. Hunt 70 N1znra D.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimors. Feb s-Quotst5ous IS established by
the Baltimore fruit and Produce Association are
as follows.
BUTTER-Creamery. fsncy. pc- II. s0a5css; imi-
tstion. za2s; Maryland ard PennsylEanis rolls, la
q storepacksd Ohio. lsaI7. CO.. West Virginia and
Psnnglvanis dairy Prints I7sls.
EGGS-MsTTland Pe1nsysvauia and nearby hrsts
-; Eastern Shore Maryland ard ViryinEs 2: Wes.-
ern arses. p West Virginia q
LIVE POULTRT-SpunE chickens. per ID. Is;
rough and staEEr. DsA, hens hesVy-vrcight pr H.
lssI5; ducks Per n isaI5 do white Pekins. H.
Il; geese, per b, llal5; pigeons, TounS. pair,
l5a29; do. old. pair. Is guinea fowls. old each
3; do, yOuEZ II lbs. and over. each. %: turkeys
yyung hens, psT ID, 2. yOung g0bbieTS. Der h..
70; Co. snail and thin, Per D., lai2; Old toms
per H. I6a17-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choIcs. fat
yong hens. Ter h. lRGz: do. mixed. young and
old. lsa2o; Old toms. IsaI7 po0T 70 thin. Isal4
Chickens straight. youug, Per b. i5ale; do. mixed
young ard old I4sl5 Ducks choice fat psT ID
lbs. and over. peT H. slGZ3; do. snail and mixed
isa23; slips. Der b. l4al5
GAME -Duess. usIis75. peT pair. heavyweight,
9al.o0: do. 6aGhsads. hesEy-Eeight. Ea6o: do
redhsads. Chssapeako. Looa1S5; DO. cauTasbacks.
Chesapeake. Z0os250; whole deer. per h. IsaI8
POTATOES-WesteTn Maryland and Penusylranis
prime. per bushel. Sas3: do. NeW YuEk. Prime 0a
6: do. Western Prime s0as5: sweets. Eastern shore
yelloTs. psT bb 2Soa275; DO. North Carolina yel-
lows, per bbl.. 25'aZ75; fancy Delaware. 2Sa3eo;
yzns. Virginia per bbl- L&aL5.
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLEs-Applss
/ Western MARYLAND and Pennsylvania per bbl
PACKED. z5aaIo: do NsE YoTk. assorted 501al 50 /:
beets. new. F1o-ida. ps- bunch. 2a3; cab5ase New
York state, Der ton, 2eoa3S0o; do, new. Florida.
per cate 2ez30o celery California peg crate 4soa
SEQ; do. homegrown. PER bunch. sss; cTanberries
Cape Cod Der bbl-. I30aslAo0; psr box. 251aa0o:
cucumbeTs, FLORIDA, pe- bas-, AcoaSOo; ezzplsrts
Florida. PET crate. 2Ea258; grape frsdt, Florida
per box. 20os15o; ksie native, per bushel box
2aZ5; lettuce. Florida per has. LOoal.5e: onions
New York and Western. peT bushel ssaso; orangas.
Florida. per box as 70 SIZE L75s25os pumpkins ns-
tive per lo0 Lsoa2 %: spinach. native, Per bushel
box 5oss5: strsNberries. Florida. peT quart. Eas0:
gTeen beans. Florida, per BASKET, 25sSeo; wax
beans Florida. per haskst, 25sS0o; tomatoes
Florida, per zrrie- L5oa20e