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Evening journal., 1914-06-08
Veteran Twirler Showing
Old Time Form; Let Out
Only Six Hits
PARKSIDE CHAMPS
DEFEAT H. & H. BOYS

Results Of Saturday Games;
Bancroft 3, Hillside L.
Bancroft 6, Hillside Q
Parkside z, H. & II. Corp. 4.
P. r. R.-Vandever postponed.
BY defeating Hillside in two rat
Ting good games at Front and Union
streets Saturday afternoon Bancroft
is now leading the All-Wilmington
League by wide margin Parkside
defeated the H. & H. Corpora
ton and Vandever and p. r. r. laid
off for the day. Bill Crouch pitched
both games for Bancroft and showed
all his old-time flash.
The scores:
First Game.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
A. w. LEAGuE MEETING.

The Wilmington League will
hold a special meeting in THE
EVENING JOURNAL office on Thurs
day night. Only the team managers
will be admitted
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
LIVE WIRES WANT GAME.

The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company baseball club
would like to arrange games with
any semi-professional team in or out
Of the State next Saturday after
noon. June 10. Address Edward
Samuel, No 2O5 West Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
BASEBALL chances TODAY

National League.
St Louis at New York, threatening
Chicago at Brooklyn, threatening.
Cincinnati at Boston, cloudy.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, clear.
American League.
Boston at Cleveland. clear.
Philadelphia at Detroit, clear.
New York at Chicago. clear.
Washington at st. Louis clear.
Federal League.
Brooklyn at Chicago, clear, two
games.
Pittsburgh at St Louis, clear.
Baltimore at indianapolis, clear
Buffalo at Kansas City. clear
Evening journal., 1914-06-08

The Want AID is like a colonel in
regiment because it directs a whole
army of workers and commands the
situation.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE

ELUONINU WAo UN NE
A plank ON Warrington street bridge
raught fire yss,e-day afternoon and
was smoldering and eating its way
along the flooring when Patrolman
Abramson happened along. ne carried
buckets of waite: from the Delaware
Hospital aud extinguished the fire.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
BANCROFT

Hits-Of Morley, Z; off Crouch, 2.
Earned runs-Bancroft, /. Struck
out-By Morley. 5; Crouch, IL.
Double Morley to Green. Left
on bases-Hillside, 2; Bancroft, 4.
Stolen bases-Harris, 3 Green. j.;
Cloud. ]; Bonner, 1 Smith. /. Base
on balls-Off Morley, 0; off Crouch,
.. Passed balls-Austin. Time Of
game-1.3O. Hastings.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
Tri-State League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

Tri-State League.
Wilmington at Harrisburg.
Trenton at Allentown.
York at Reading.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
National League.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
BASEBALL

SCORES OF YESIERDAH'S GAMES.
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
Detroit a. Athletics !.
st. Louis 3, Washington ,.
Chicago 4, New York 0.
Boston ?, Cleveland I.
Federal League.
st. Louis 10, Kansas City 6.
Chicago Z, indianapolis ..
Other clubs not scheduled.
Tri-State League.
No games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
Federal League.

Baltimore at indianapolis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08

Hits, OF Elliott 8, OFT Crouch a
earned runs. Bancroft 2; three-base
hits, Wallace 2; struck out, by
Crouch z; Elliott 6; left on bases,
Hillside s.: stolen bases, Elder 2;
Austin 2, Smith, Cloud; sacrifice hits,
Cmithl hit by pitched ball, Austin,
Clifford, base on balls, off Elliott 2,
pnrI.nidn doanntna II q u co nv
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
American League.

Athletics at Detroit.
Washington at 81. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08

The Chicks play at Harrisburg to-
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NEW COUNTY BUILDING FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY AND NEW MUM
C1PAL BUILDING FOR THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON.
Evening journal., 1914-06-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Tri-State League.
No games scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
RISE IN STEEL PRICES
Leading Companies Look for Ad-
vance After January 1.

Leading Companies Look for Ad-
vance After January 1.
It was learned on good authority today
that structural steel prices are TO be
advanced after January /. This is the
first sign of actual stiffening OF prices in
that branch of the trade, but for some
time the big companies have been only
taking orders for very close delivery at
the existing low quotations.
Rail- makers expect that there will Be-
at least 100000 tons involved in the Initial
rail orders to be placed by the Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore and Ohio roads
The New York Central has placed or
ders for 1900 tons and is making in-
qulries for 1850 tons additional.
An official in one of the largest OF the
country's steel companies remarked to-
day that he believed the increase in
freight rates allowed the railroads had
more to do with the improving tendency
In the trade than the much-eXploited
foreign orders for war materials. He
said that these had been somewhat ex-.
aggerated. whereas already considerable
orders are being received from such im-
portant concerns as the Illinois Central
Railroad, the Union Tank Line, the West
moreland Coal Company, the Reading and
others. An indication OF the relatively
low levels TO which steel and iron prices
have fallen, as compared with the same
period year ago, may be had from the
following table of Pittsburgh quotations;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
ALLOWS RATE INCREASE
TO SOUTHWEST ROADS
Advances Range From one-half of l
Per Cent. to Nearly 8 Per Cent.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2l.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission today pub
llshed an important addition TO the per
cent rate case by authorizing certain
rate advances in the Southwest
The commissions order declared the
through class rates applying in both di-
rections between the Central Freight AS
sociation territory and the Southwest NAV
be advanced subject to the Western clas-
sification In certain specific amounts
ranging from y OF 1 per cent to nearly
per cent. The rate groups involved are
Louisville, Cincinnati. Dayton, South
Bend, Detroit. Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
The commission further ordered that
wherein territorial joint through rates
have been published on the combination
of intermediate rates 10 and from the
Ohio and Mississippi River crossings. the
amount of the increase In the toint
through rate will not be greater than the
amount OF the increase in the rate OF the
Central Freight Associations lines TO ana
from the gateway"
This Is not to be understood as permit-
ting the increases on commodities. ths
commission stated. which were not grant,
ed increases in the original 8 per cent.
cases.
The commission ordered also that the
carriers may preserve the grouping az
points OF origin and destination in Gem
tral Freight Association territory which
have been heretofore observed in making
Joint rates between that territory and ne
Southwest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
EASIER MONEY
RATES EXPECTED
In PHILADELPHIA
Stock Market in Holiday
Mood - Bond Dealers
Hope for Better Business
After January /.

The Philadelphia stock market contin-
ued TO wear holiday aspect today and
brokers do not look for much revival Of
activity during the rest Of the week.
Price changes were confined to narrow
fractions for the most part. and much
Of the trading was in odd lots only Penn
sylvsnia, Lehigh Valley and Cambria
Steel ruled firm, whereas United Gas
Improvement reacted. Opening recesslons
were pretty much cancelled by the end
Of the first hour. and thereafter stag
nation rcigned. Only "a shares OF United
States Steel appeared on the tape be-
tween 10 and o'clock. During the sec
ond hour not a single hundred share lot
changed hands, the total being Just 81
shares OF stock and two bonds. Philadel-
phia Electric made little response to the
awarding of the Fairmount Park lighting
contract for 1915. The amount involved
is S35.7So. In the afternoon buying orders
appeared in Northern Central. which
lifted It across IS, whereas Philadelphia
Traction eased of. In the bond division
Interstate Is developed activity at 81. Le-'
high Navigation AIS and New Jersey
Traction IS were in fair demand.
The iatteninE out of the bond market
OF late has been distinct disappointment
to local dealers, who. during November
and the early part Of December. did
brisk business II is hoped, however
that with the turn OF the year. when the
January dividend and interest dlsburse-
ments become available, that the invest
ment demand will pick up. II is hoped,
too, that the cotton situation will loosen
up soon. and the large amounts OF
funds tied up in carrying that commodity
will be turned into the investment
market.
Money continues to work easier in this
section. The manager of a big brokerage
house remarked this morning that scarce
ly day passes that he is not called up
and offered considerable sums of time
money as low as 4Ih per cent. He added
that he looked to see the call rate re-
duced to that figure very shortly after
the turn Of the year. For the first time
TO-DAY the local Federal Reserve Bank
rediscounted its first commercial paper of
longer maturity than 30 days. It was on
products and the rate was
per cent. The amount was small and
was offered by country member
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
LONDON TRADING NARROW
War Scrip Bought at Discount,
Bank Shares Supported.


LONDON. Dec. 2e.-There was a good
attendance Of brokers in the Street today.
The weather was fine and sentiment was
cheerful. Trading on the securities was
narrow. The settlement continued to
progress smoothly. Bulls complained
about the imposition of contango charges
by brokers beyond the fixed official rates
on the remaining end of July commit
ments. 1t is probable that the Stock Ex-
change committee will take action on this
matter There was buying of the new
war scrip at 3-16 per cent. discount.
Americans and Canadian Pacific were
stronger on advices from your side Bank
shares received inside support I'm antlci-
patton of semiannual declarations Rio
Tintos were sold by Paris. De Beers were
heavy on the passing of the half-yearly
dividends on the deferred and preference
shares. There was fresh investment buy
Ing OF shipping securities.
Lobitos oil shares moved upward on re-
ports OF the purchase of the company by
the Standard oil Company. She'll Trans
port and Trading Company Issues were
not affected. An interim dividend of IS
per cent. has been declared by the Royal
Dutch Company.
The Bank OF England was a light dis
counter of pre-moratorium bills.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
WHEAT SHAKES OFF
HEAVINESS, RALLIES
AND CLOSES FIRM
Shorts Induced to Cover Be
cause of Export Business
on Break Sentiment
Greatly Divided.

CHICAGO. Dec. z9.-After showing
heaviness throughout the forenoon, the
| wheat market rallied and closed firm to-
| day. Shorts we're induced TO cover be-
cause OF export business on the break
Both Armour and Patten we're credited
! with buying. Leading cash interests also
purchased Sentiment was more divided
than for some time
s report that the British government
intended to release a large number Of
vessels used as transports to relieve the
Argentine freight situation was looked
upon as bearish. Freight rates in Argen-
tina were 52s Sd against 4ss last Friday.
ping, causing depression in values. Some
authorities raised their estimates on the
exportable surplus of Argentina TO 1s0-
90, 600 bushels. but Broomhall said there
was no change in the outlook for a sur
plus of from 100000 to 1eo.OOooOo BUSH
els
The late strength was due to a cable to
Armour estimating the surplus of Argen-
tina for shipment abroad at 1o4 100000
bushels. and on a message from Liver
pool that Argentina wheat actually costs
more than American. Sales for export
were 100000 bushels. Futures closed *
al cent higher.
Corn opened little hrmer because Of
unsettled weather and liberal receipts, but
turned easier on lower cables, good crop
news and the break I'm wheat. Later the
market shared In the rally with wheat
and finished firm. The new Argentine
crop promises well both as to size and
quality.
Shipments OF the old crop from that
country continue at the rate of about
10000 bushels week. Futures closed
&dl cent higher.
oats improved after showing easlness.
Export sales the past % hours were said
n be fully 100000 bushels. The exporta-
bic surplus Of Argentina is now placed at
100000 bushels. Futures closed 1sah
cent higher.
After a brief return at the outset, pro-
visions declined on prospects for larger
receipts OF hogs tomorrow and pressure
from packers. The initial upturn was due
to buying by speculators.f
leading fufurea rspg.a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The proposed lease OF the Mizpah Ex-
tension Company's property TO the Tono-
pah Mining Company, including a two
year option, has been ratified. During
that time net profits will be equally di-
vided. and II the option is exercised a
new S,ooo,oOO company will be formed to
take over the Mizpah, OF which Tonopah
will own @3,oOoOOO.
Through sinking fund operations $50. 200
Welshaeh 5s have been struck off the
list OF the Philadelphia Exchange, leay-
ing the amount listed sS,51ssOO.
The Special Committee OF Five Gov
ernors OF the Federal reserve banks will
hold meeting on January II, probably
In New York, TO discuss a plan of free
collection of checks. The report of the
committee will be presented to the gem
eral body of governors at its meeting in
Washington on January p.
New York Banks lost s25s2,OOO to the
subtreasury yesterday and since last
Friday have lost '6,6oS,OOO.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has
received orders for the following locomo-
tIves: One l0-wheeled type for Tuscarora
Valley Railroad. one Mikado type for
Cambria and Indiana Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Is now
charging . per cent for all funds ad
yanced TO its subsidiaries instead OF 4
per cent. as heretofore.
Ownership OF a large majority Of the
stock OF the Westinghouse Machine Conn
pany will be vested In the WESTINGHOUSE
Electric and Manufacturing COMPANY he
fore the close OF the current fiscal wear
The executors OF George Westinghouse
have made an agreement for exchange
OF their stock in the Machine Companv
for common stock OF Westinghouse EIec-
trio on the basis OF one share OF the
latter for three shares OF the former
This agreement win give the Electric
Company a controlling interest in the
Machine Company.
issue stocks and bonds, is to place the
company in a position to pay on its IN
funded and floating debt. and to make
available stock and bonds that NAV he
issued for future expenditures.
The Osborn Mills have reduced the dIvi-
dend rate from per cent. 10 per cent.
by quarterly declaration OF per cent.
Subscriptions TO the yis5. .oO0OOo .otton
loan fund received up 10 the close 81
business Monday totaled Ss6.5ss.sOo.
The days total sales OF United States
Steel, usually the most active Issue on
the Philadelphia exchange. were just "a
shares.
Philadelphia Company cumulative prs-
fsrred made = new low point al 81 on
the local exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
WEST JERSEY TO ISSUE
NEW STOCK AND BONDS
Special Meeting of Stockholders VIII
Be Held for Authorization.

Within the next 80 days a speeiaI psst-
iug OF the stockholders OF the west Gsr-
Hsy and seashore Railroad, a subsidiary
ol the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Isttsr
company owning about s. per cent. of ths
STOCK VIII be held for the purpose OF
considering the authorization OF an in
crease OF the authorized issue OF canitsI
stock 70 the extent OF $500. 200 and tbs
creation OF . general and ref1ndinar mort
8ase upon the company's propeTtv ~.
ti4oo9.oo0 The directors. al = ,ns..t,s,,
yesterday voted that this specfaI r1sstt,,,,
Or tne Etockholders should be held
only 100000 pf the 5000 900 new stocl
VII De issued at once and IL win ~
1Iered 20 the stociholders pro rats ~
nar. The proceeds will be used 10 retirs
- outatanding certificate OF indebtednssS
zqF a.Ai.ooo and TO pay on hoatiBsr dsbt
amorntin9 to about $4,000 incurred Sor
tuproV enent work making In he 49,.
7e STOUT 1900. 600 OF indebtednsas ~,
rf nieh - due the PennsyIvanIa EaN-
road. Ihe remaining q Oo0 OO0 - -
stock viii be issued IN the near n,t,,rs
q ne now general and refundfnF mort
aase. i9. 10000 VIII be reserved ~ n,a,-,s.
zof a4e present nrst Consolidated rnort-
sage bonds At maturity The bsIs,eS -
zhe tls.eoe.oQo authorized may be sola h
zAa 2aiefe - the board Of directors fro11
fins 90 time may consider Il neessss-,,
e provide funds for the coInpistion -
eltFaiion work IN the city OF Camden 80
saf other Improvement ana capital pur-
nosss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29

The annual report Of Harrison Bros. q
20 shows profits of 1854 f56, against $685.
81 IN 1913, The surplus is sl24l56. which
aIter interest and preferred dividends,
showed 6,4 per cent, earned on the COM
mon The president says: 1--WE have
peeh developing our domestic sources OF
necessary raw materials. We were. there
iore, partly fortified against the situation
which has arisen, hut IL had not been
expected that we would so soon have been
forced TO rely on American sources OF
supply. This, together with the unset
TIED financial conditions recently prevail
ing m this country, made it necessary 70
reserve the cash resources OF the COM
pany, and your directors accordingly took
no action in respect 10 the quarterly divi-
aehd OF l per cent. on the preferred
STOCK, which customarily would have
been paid November /. and which was
more than earned"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
COTTON FUND SUBSCRIBED
All Of Glass "a" Certificates Rave
Now Been Taken.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Fhe entire
cotton pool fund Of Glass "A" Certificate,
amounting 10 $loo,oe0,Oo0 has been sur
elals Of the Federal Reserve Board suh-
scriptons from Cleveland ana Isifts-
burgh received today completed ne
amount Only ss5. 10000 OF the enfirs
pool remains yet to be subscribed ana
Il Is asserted. this viii be easily Obtain
able from Southern commercial Concerns
from the Glass 'B' certiheates wbisb
have been absorbed by Southern 6-nss
but which have not yet been retnrnc5
10 the New York Central COMMITTEE
Loans from the pool WiIl be mada ~,
January I. one month earlier tban -.
expected. members Of the reserve bosr,i
said today. 1t Is expected, however. tbar
after February i5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
LACK OF AMERICAN SHIPS
SENDS FREIGHT RATES UP
Department of Commerce Reports
Huge Advance Since War Began.

Huge Advance Since War Began.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-ocean freight
rates on shipments to Europe from the
United States have gone up since the out
break of the war ito a point affording
enormous speculative profits" This situ-
alton is due to the fact that the United
States has no merchant marine.
These were the features of report to-
day made to the Senate by the Depart
ment of Commerce in response to a reso-
luton of Senator Fletcher adopted by the
Senate on December 1s.
Cotton shipped from New York to Liv-
erpool had a freight rate on July II OF 20
cents per hundred pounds. On September
l2 the rate was 40 cents, and on Decem-
ber 10 1t was 70 cents, Cotton was shipped
to Bremen, Germany, at 2O-cent rate oD
July IL; on December % the rate was 50
per hundred pounds.
Sacked flour from New York to Eng
llsh ports had a rate of 12 to Is cents per
hundred pounds at the outbreak of the
war. Now similar shipments cost 26 to
81 cents, Similar increase was shown in
rates to other European points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
pIV1pENps pEc1AREn

regular quarterly lk per cent on Preferred
payable January is, TO stock Of record
Roanoke Gas Light Company, quartsrly u
per cent, payable December 81.
Ine supplee-B -Biddle Hardware Company
quarterly ia per cent. on preferred, payabie
=, Public Service Corporation Of Northern H.
llnois, regular quarterly y OF / per cent On
preIsTIed ana III per cent. on common both
January Is " EeSoIu
Illinois Northern Utilities Company rsg,,I,r
IutLttfy - Per cent on preferred payabla
FsbEyaIy 70 stock Of record January "a ~
beil Telepnone Company OF PennEVI,-ants
regular quarterly y per cent vabsl. Tt.aa'
uaIy 10 70 stock Of record January X '@"'
holASk Alnlns Company, 81. payable Febru.
ls = 'e'PeA January
AahoninR Railroad Company regular sant-
FEBRUARY 70 stock Of record January q sHS
usual ~ Per cent on preferred. payable Jann-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29

BUTTER.-Receipts were light and th,
market ruled Arm, with demand fairly active
Prints were Ic higher Quotations: Western
fresh, solid-packed creamery, fancy specials
37c. exceptional lots higher; extra. 35c.; extrt
frsts 33Er34c.: frsta. 8ld32c.; seconds, 2I4
29o.; ladle packed 2ea24c., as TO quality
sT73Sc do. frsts. 33334c.; do seconds 2Sd
sec. Special fancy brands OF prints jobbine
at HG46c.
EGGS.-There was a good outlet for the
limited receipts OF fine fresh eggs, values OF
which were firmly maintained. Quotations
In free cases. nearby. extras, 4Ic. per
doz; nearby hrsts. S12 60 per standard case
nearby coed current receipts. S12 per standard
case: mixed held and fresh and ordinary stock,
SO 9.2oh11.lo per case: Western extra lrsts
ern, Si140G12 per case Refrigerator eggs,
spring packed. as TO quality, 2ln2Oc. per dog.
Fancy EeleCted candled fresh eggs were iobbed
out at 4Tn4pc. rer doz.
CHEESE,-The market quiet, with mod
crate but ample offerings at former rates.
Quotations: New York ul-cream, earlier re-
ccipts, choice. &c.. do, do, current make,
choice 15c.; do. do. fair to good, 14i49149ic.
do. part skins. SGl3c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
NEW YORK coFFEE MARKEr

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-At the opening the
New York coffee market was weak Futures
fell TO points below last nights fnals.
Opening futures; January, 6de lOc.; Feb
$500. bid; May, 63oa6 4Oc.: June 6sOa
s.loe.i July lga7 :2Sc.; August, T.25e bid:
November. T.4sc. bid. Sales. iOOO bags
Closing futures; January, 5.9Td5 0sc Feb
6.25da. DC: May. a.34d635c.; June a256
2se, July. 5ls9I y . ISe. August 1901 PIC :;
November, 1901. .4Oc. Total sales, 4JOO baEs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O.-HoGs. Receipts. s2
90Q: market SLOW, 10 TO 1bc. lower: mixed and
pigs. s525g6.s5; bulk. tTai.i5 CATTLE.
beeves, 50 $50 lO.15; cows and hrlfers, S3 500
$50: stockers and feeders. 81. scat 40: Texans,
tGqI.25: calves STd9.5O. SHEEP.-ReceIpts
20 coo: market steady; native and Western
81. 5Oa $50; lambs S5.s5d9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
STRONG UNDRRToNE m COTTON

NEW YORK Dec zs-Fhe andsrfon.
of the cotton market Nas strong ~ az
Close. although tradlnk today aas ra4hsr
irregular. 3 strenBthsaius tendency bsIa4
noted ia the ia1t ha4 hour rae aefIVs
months showed some adsanca 81 tie
81 ths HaFkel vita aeIaanI fsT 1fsI,.
- - - -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
FRESH FRUTTS
VEGETABLES

Demand fair for choice stock at revised
prices Quotations: White potatoes per
PennsyIvsnia 5saSoc': New. York. Is
a4Oc sweet potatoes Eastern shore per
bbl-No l. s262. 10: No. 2, 81. Lod1. 20; sweets
225: sweets. Jersey. per basket. 6077sc.
onions choice per hush. ToaT5c.: do. ornl.
nary. per bush. 60IG5c. do. choice. per 100
II. bag 81. .25d1. 20: do. medium. per 1OQ-ib
bag. S5c.dsi; do. seconds. per 1oo-lb. bag
do, Danish. per ton. S12G13 caulinowcr. New
York, per crate. 75c Gsl.25: spinach. Norfolk,
dT5c,; LETTUCE. Florida. .per basket, S2n3 DO.
North Carolina. per basket. Slm2: beans. Flor
ida, rsr basket. S2fii peas, Florida. per baa-
ket. 50 5Of1b: eggplant. Florida. per box 81 -
a.: cucumhers. Florida per basket. 81 ,tse
3b0 SQUASH Florida per basket S1.b0fia;
peppers. Florida, per carrier. $36f4: celery.
New York. per bunch, 25GD45c.: mushroomA
per Alb. basket. s161. 30.