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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-30
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
OF INTEREST HERE
RECEPTION AT ALTOONA, PA, IN
HONOR OF THE 18TH ANNIvER.
SARY OF THE BIRTH OF }. KING
M'lANAHAN.

M'LANAHAN.
The following notice in recent is
sue of the Altoona Tribune, of AltOo-
ma, Pa, of a reception held in honor
Of the 87th birthday anniversary OF
]. King McLanahan, ST., will be of
interest to many people in Daytona
and vicinity who met Mr.. Lanahan
when he was visiting here. Mr.. Nc
Lanahan is a brother Of S. C. Nolan
ahan of Seabreeze and father Of Hol-
ley McLanahan, architect Of the Clar-
endon hotel
"A notable feature of the open house
held all day yesterday by ]. King Nc
Lanahan, Sr., of East Allegheny
street, in celebration of his S7th birtn-
day, was visitation from Samuel
Rea, a native of Hollidaysburg, nov
president of the Pennsylvania Rail
road company. Mr.. Rea was spe-
cial guest of Mr. McLanahan and was
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
Miss Ruth Rea, the DISTINGUISHED par
ty arriving here in the presidents
.necial car from Bedford, where Lney
went on the previous night, after ar
irving in Altoona from Philadelphia.
AT the noon hour an anniversary
luncheon was given at the McLanahan
residence which was a very felicitous
affair at which we're present ]. King
McLanahan, ST., President Rea, wife
and daughter Ruth, Guthrie Linben
thai, New York city; Mr. and Mrs
Holley Lanahan and son, Alexander
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
King McLanahan, Jr., and daughters
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Nolan
ahan, of Hollidaysburg.
while many people attended the
reception of "Hollidaysburg's Crane
Old Man" during the day, the grea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
HOT FIGHT
AT STRAITS
FerOcity of Battles Elk
ceeds That of
Balkan War

ATHENS. May li.-Vlgorous bonn
bardment BY the eatiye allied feet
OF the Turkish Notifications along
the DardaneIles and sauguinary
comhat~ for the strategy positions
on the Gallipoli peninsula continued
today The nghung FOR ferocity and
continuity has eclipsed even the
long drawn out com bats of the bal
kan var and the loss OF life on
both sides is very much greater
The Turks hold splendid positions
we'll protected by artillery and the
aittes ars comgelled 20 advance a
yard az tine digging themselves
IN as they push forward
The Turkish losses in killed and
wounded alone on the peninsula
e mber 5000 II il stated that
every HOSPITAL in Constsrtinoplc g.
filed 10 overlooking and that tenn
porary hospitals have been estah.
lished. In order 20 prevent tho
people OF Constantinople knowing
just how heavy their losses have
been. many OF the wounded are now
being sent into interior Asia Minor
for treatment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Your Money
Does Thrift Add to the High Cost of Living ?
BY JOHN NJ OskISON

Mrs. KeEtan. in a recent issue OF
a monthly magazine. arEued that
tie cost OF living is increased q US
OF this generation by lack OF faith
in Christ's promise that We shall be
cared for II w give all We have.
take 70 thought OF tomorrow. and
consider the lilies OF the field
We are all. she says, nlled with
Observation-Disclosures lest death
comes before provision is made for
the family. we so today. not to
the priests Of God. but to the agents
OF in.urSnce companies, 10 learn
what We should 30, And We DO this
because TIE agent is quite certain
what We ought 10 60. and has the
Way marked out for rs TO walk in
: way which he says viii preserve
cur selfrespect, and save our wives
and children from the hardsh.ps We
anticipate
The priests and preachers can not
contend against the Insurance agent.
Tot they think the agent Is right rs
enc clergyman said. when 7 asked
] m about a life which should take
no thought for what one was 90 eat
or drink. OF whereWithal one should
DC clothed. that while Il might have
een possible 20 live thai way in
Palestine snd centuries ago. il was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
MUST MEET
WIFE'S Debt
Fact That She Ran
Away No Excuse,
Says Judge

Mrs Kate Orlikowski. OF No. $50
Twenty fourth-st.. played the role Of
Good Samaritan. SIX months ago.
when she found woman alone in
the streets. weeping, She took her
into her home fed her and kept her
End three months after she came.
R'e woman brought child into the
world
she didn't pay me anything" tcs-
titled Mrs OrhkoWski Tuesday
morning. in Justice ~ Peace Rich
t,I'5 court room a looked after
her and her baby. and she told Ia,
bow happy she WAS She said her
husband threw her ont % the house.
rnd that she would have 90 jump
into the river II she couldn't stay
With me And then about six
weeks ago De takes her child and
leaves me Go go back with her hus.
band to live Re should pay m, A"
ignatz Purse. carpenter. OF No IFS
Thirty lrstst. husband ot the uo
man Who had been btrriended hy
MIS- orliko~ski appeared In the
court room.
My woman left me- no said. II
diun't throw her ont II mans NO.
man leaves to Eo somewhere else
10 live. My 81 ouId the man pay 2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

nC' possible m q cold climate and
under conditions OF modern life"
So reflects Mrs. Kendall. every
enc gives What hy himself IAN save
INTO the hands OF men he does not
trust TINT theA may make, by
v>.ns &C.. money enough for him TO
live on IN a future wherein he fears
That lie viii cost him even more
than &, Seems jo cost today"
With what rcshte He gives
them all De can keep back. In face
of present need and What they do
81 i'm b. tlr devil only knows. till the
poor fool 'rhc let them have Il sfarts
q commits ion OF Inquiry 10 learn
where 3. has gone
II Mrs KENDALL conception OF US
Ameri ans were only true But she
knows only very limited number
OF Americans. apparently those
Who save and Lay stocks and hfc
Insurance
The apprehension thet drives men
tato Uory and such frenzy ot
work that they die before their time
rs rot typical ol America II Is not
fhc proper background for thritt as
We understand b. Noy is he aver
age dollar saved 20 De boarded II
put in'c produ tive work IL helps
90 enlarge rae Geld ot work. the
supp', %, thing, a, seem 20 want.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
WARRANT
FOR DRUG CLERK

James r Wightman. head clerk
for the Detroit Drug Co. at 80. 1926
Woodward ave. who vas arraigned,
Saturday, on grand larceny var.
rant, charging him with systematic
thetts Of cameras. supplies. toilet
water, and various articles from the
store. was arraIgned. Tuesday morn
ing, on another grand larceny war.
rant. charging him with the theft
OF $50 In cash on May 4
Both cases will DO heard. May II,
and his bail was raised from $500
20 81 900
Examination ~ to books OF the
store revealed The alleged shortage
81 $50 on Tuesday the day that
Wigh,man LEFT the store. according
20 Precinct Detectives Behrendt and
McHsie. assigned 10 The case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
YOUTH NABBED
HERE ADMITS
KILLING MAN

COlorio Tocco. alias Joseph Tam
buro, Is years old. Of No 2ls Fort
ST. east. arrested. Monday. By De.
tectives Hayes and fiolone on sus.
picion Of having killed man in
New York city. about three weeks
ago. confessed. Tuesday morniRg.
that hts right name Is Tocco. and
that he was the youth wanted by
the New York police
He said that he killed an Italian
with knife, tearing a great wound
in the strangers abdomen. and caus.
ing his death In few minutes.
When first arrested. the young Ital.
ian disclaimed all knowledge OF the
crime. and refused to admit that his
name vas Tocco. though he an
swered the description exactly.
Tocco declared that two Italians
were fighting in the street when he
passed. and that when be told them
TO quit fighting. one OF them hit him
on the head with a chair. lie
promptly drew his knife and slashed
his assailant. who staggered away q
few steps and fell dead.
Tocco's tao brothers brought him
here from New York. and placed
him IN the hands OF cousin here.
later returning 10 New York.
Tocco obtained work az tho D..
troit Copper & Brass Rolling mills.
where he vas arrested. Monday. the
detectives having received informa.
tion from another Italian. about the
New York crime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
MEN TO PROTEST
AGAINST FIRING
OF MOTORMAN

A special meeting of D. n. Y. EN-.
ployes has been called for next
Wednesday night In knights Of
Equity hall. Second and Fort SITS. n
consider tho case Of No,orman
Peter Whaling, dismissed from tho
service a few days ago
Whaling. according 20 y. T.. n Of.
fioials. was Dismissed for reckless
driving The men. however. deny
this and intimate that the discharge
resulted from his activities I'm their
organization
w H. Mahon. International presi-
dent OF the Amalgamated Agsocia
tion OF street & Electric Railway
employees. refused TO discuss the
case.
The matter r. IA the hands OF a
committed appointed by the ID. ". =
OF which r. W. Cagtator
Is chairman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
ACCUSED HAS
PRISON RECORD

Police have ob.ti-ed a photograph
aud record from che Saginaw o.
Ncials. how.rz Chat Verne ecker.
nan. arrested here. sunday might CD
II e,.4rE. of CONTRIBUTING 20 thc de-
linqup1y ~ 1rs-.af old girl ~ hU
hal worked one dag rs a waitress
In ais restaurant served a sentence
in Io7,a roso-wa'o-y Tor attempted
Grin nal assault
The co-t raov that Ockctmaa
Vas sentenced from Saginaw. April
90 1908. fo scrv. from TWO 20 10
years .n tro rrfarmatory re was
rclea ID Nay2. 1913 A. The time o.
his arrest Ga sax saw, be WAS clerk
and MANAGER ot q hating rink, the
report tstes Oc6euman's case WAS
set for MAJ 10
Detroit Times job Printing Dept
Main $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Local

Aud didn't she get help from the
Cuy. while she was liviag away from
me 800
We're YOU working when she got
help from the city" asked Justice
Richter
sur, said Purse, II work all the
time
Then" announced the court. you
viii pay fur the board and lodging
fur Your wife and child for each
week thcy were thcre, and also meet
m, costs Of this case.
The amount OF the Judgment came
to about $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Livestock
EAST BuFFNLU LIVE STOCK.
tDunning n steV~a-.D

LAST BUFFALO \ Y MAY = -
Caftl- & cars. r--rf~et- steady: choice
70 prime shipping steers. sS55ETy -v7-
fair o. good. S--I .lN1E. plain all
.u1rse. --5. choice hanfy
steers $50 5r- fair to good $40 p
HnES y s1tls tF pr Tat heifers.
g sei good hurcheTtng Neifrrs.
3 ff--t light. DO tsGs-5 best
heavy f8f cows So .5f 20 good
hdto~@~tru COWS s. f6-- cutters.
-E0 80. uar-ers flIh0 ats fan
~ tllis g. rHV- best bgtchsri1 z
hg'Is 3 20 good killing bulls,
g 10 'Ighf bulls siN5SN
HOGS % rsrs market strong.
reavr Gs1Ni6 ycrk"rs and pigs.
e7 '-T -
Sh.@- Two -a~s market steady.
top lambs $40 49, vearlinEs. s. 80 ~
o. wetaars 2--5Fs ewes ga 80.
"r1r.-. t-rtn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

had a steady opening, notwithstand-
ing continuation % the weakness
and decline IN the leading markets
OF the United kingdom. The Ameri-
can markets are recovering from the
recent demonstration
Liverpool continues % quote an
easy wheat market because OF de-
clining prices IN America and the
very favorahie American crop con-
ditions. spot whes. and Plate car
goes are quoted lower. but winters
are unchanged. Milling demand -
quiet and English dealers are nrr-
vous India u Offering wheat freely
and at lower prices. They figure IN
the United Kingdom that they will
be able 20 secure all the wheat they
want In America.
while general crop reports In This
country are as favorable as ever. the
market If not without complaints
One report from Kansas says the
cause Of Hessian ~ damage There
was every Indication in the early
trading as well as IN the iats busl-
ness or Monday that the market -
recovering from its Decentralization.
There has been a very severe decline
and all weak holders have been
shaken out The market has reach
81 point where short selling - be-
lieved 20 be dangerous and the bust
ness on Tuesday indicated that
shorts we're taking their profits and
some were turning 20 the long side
Cash wheat continues qBiet. Nil
Iers are not taking much and the eS-
port demand has not set made Itself
felt. There are reports ~ more lib
ersl selling ~ winter wheat OWING
10 The good crop outlook.
Wheat was decidedly strong All
dsv and closed ~ gain ~ = =
The coarse grains were steady and
quiet Cloverseef declined "a l5c.
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
~ Frsf 81 p =
s124H and advanced % ti3f. Sep.
tenrbsr OPP red a. q II and advanced
10 81 asiz 10. ] white t.52 Coarse
grain ggota,'io ,n,, Corr. .asa No
No I yellow &c Oats Standard.
cars a. F5iac 20 arrive ! car az
sac. No. white Sc. so white.
sac Rye Cash 80 2 1lls Beans.
s. 05. June f3I0 Cloverseed Prime
su~t yTS5. October. gsg0. prime al
sike. % Timothy: Prime spot 81
Receipts IN tho Detroit market
> cars ~ wheat. ! - corn ? ~ oats
100 600 bt,is ~ aour' 900 bu. q
wheai. 1000 bu - corn .a.ni to.995
% wheat. 1914 600 hg. % corn. 90 000
bu 81 oats .. 900 hu % barley and
I . 900 hu - rye
Primarv wheat receipts we're 500
ago
ENrorts - wheat and -Four Tues
dav 7oa ohN hu
EeCeipts ~ wheat Tuesdav south
west i52 n00 bu against fN 000 On
a yAnr ago. Chtc<gb. 2eg cars
aRairsf sie. Lgalath "a cars against
10. Miunesnolis. IY.'rs.s sceinst ~
The whridy available supply -
wheat decfeased 10 200 m tas,
week Tho total i~ now ifT1aFFnr
~ against ifs4s7.to0 hu. n year
ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Despite Qualifications
Speech Regarded
As Reassuring
UPS AND DOWNS
MARK TRADING
Close Is Strong After
Day of Irregu-
larity
CoOyplght. 1913. ~ the view York
Eventng Post C0mDAny.


EveaisG Post ComSany.
NEW YORK. May ll.-Mr. viii
sons speech at Philadelphia yester-
day evening appeared TO be accept.
"a by wall-st. as an assurance that
war with Germany would not be
hastily incurred. Undoubtedly on
this presumption. prices on the
stock exchange opened with q spec
tacular advance. Westinghouse
shares. for instance. sold In the
nrut transactions 534 points above
yesterdays closing. In their initial
sales, Bethlehem Steel was UP IA,
Amalgamated Copper 37-s; even in
the standard investment shares
there were such advances at the
very start as rs in Reading. 3 IL
IN Union Pacific. "a In St Paul.
This sudden readjustment of prices
Indicated the very large bear &C
count" which was being accumulat-
I'd with such rapidity. yesterday. at
the very time when important buy
ing orders were being placed in the
market Competition among these
speculative sellers. 10 buy back
their stock at once, was the main
explanation OF the curious opening.
For the time. at least, the read
justment OF values seemed to have
been achieved In these frst trans
actions. BY noon, however. activity
had greatly siackened and prices
came to a standstili This was fol-
lowed by another upward move
ment, which. In the closing hall
hour, showed with marked in
crease OF activity. The market clos
ed strong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

CHICAGO Nav n Hogs Re
&c pts. 1000 market. slow. shade
hlEu"r MIXED md hut~herA S-sIQ
ga. good heavy g. t0T1if rough
fe1r- s1Ti0 light. 5000 17sis [:
pigs 8 CSC 90 cattle. Receipts.
gao U rkat strong teeyes. g. 80 n
cows ard hefrra. - 3nFfs IS.
Texans. t6U-f0 Hrlveg ss50Tfs
sheep Rereirre 1890 market. arm.
native. S-7tfr 90 western. t-TI1
lam.s $500 1910; western.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
BILLBOARD is
OBJECTED T)

Thumas E. O'Conuor supported by
several residents of Mcsdowbrook.'
ave, has begun proceedings In cir.
cut court TO i.strain WliSer a Co.
and Lizzie Stegmcyer from erecting
a huge Advertising stgn on the Stes'
meyer property fronting on Jeref'
sou-avc. near the old Belize lsle
bridge
Judge Hally. Tuesday morning. or.
dcrcd the defendants 20 appear In
court ON the morning. OF May II. 10
show cause why they should not DO
permanently restrained from COM
plotting The billboard. which meas.
uros 700 by 80 feet The Meadow.
arookayC property holders contend
nat the advertising board obstructs
their view. and. 70 completed, would
reduce the value OF their property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

CLEVEL tNN. Nag I-ffogs Pc
m xAd. s-F- rizs 8 SIS heavies s72s
y % r0I-hs. 81 80 efsgs $3.50. cat
tie Receipt cars. steady. sheep
and lambs Receipts : cars steady
dipped. 81 % t7p Calves Receipts.
$50. steady top. sf25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
rorrpo GRAN ,~n ppovN,oNs

Cnsh ard Nav sf.5CtA July ,l7tfs
Cow. Cosh. 7fiscs Nav. Trc. ruiv
saEc oats cash aSc Nav. --'-F
July. fStke Rive Caoh e. 70 Cfur.
ersead C~ah q so October ss go.
hietke. cash - Tiuofhv Cpeh
1905 putfer Brick c-e-r,srr 10
laiLc: Tub creamery. f9Ifaiyr Eguq-
Fresh candled. isc. selects. BIC. Hay
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
CHICAGO BTrTEn u,Rkrr.

'HliAG'. May l.-- butter Extra u.
q sac hrsts 2512er dairy extras.
3 IT,. arSts. ia $50. Egg Prime
ordinary. 1874 q - HrstH 1870
50, Cheese Twins ifit ni5i,r
young Americas 1874 0J6F.c Live
poultry Fowls Ifc. ducks f2117r:
zeeFe s0 joe 'urteTa. f2- T1t-.
toes Michigan white t2n So red
40mf3c wisconsin white f20 &c.
red 40 y 600 New plfatsala Re-
ceip'F. 60 cars Fln'ifa ia fings 40
1, $3.50 so 0er hrI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
SAYS BILLY ~
SUNDAY STAGED
ROUGH HOUSE

PHILADELPHIA. MAY ii-Coi.
Charles " KeeEan owner OF the
house~at watch billy Sunday es-
tsbhshed headquarfers during his
recent campaign here. o. today at.
tempting 20 collect SI75t from the
Sunday campaign committee for al.
legged damage done 20 the house BIZ
the Sunday rariy
According 10 The bin % damages
said 10 De Eve and han pages
long furniture Nas smashed. china
broken. walls gouged and more than
100 drinking glasses disappeared.
The Sunday committee has re-
fused % settle, contcnding the claim
3D. excessive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
nITTER ANn EGGs-

Butter--t'reatnerr extra 2sr. arsfs..
IS dairy 2ic. packing st1. x.
1870 per 10
Fresh rNceipfs. cases i1eiud
ed hrsfs. 1874 per don Eerrir.fr.
1872 Caaes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
banks aud Trust Companies

The following arms are privileged
60 execute orders On the exchange
carlyle A. Poyah. W a Hami.n q
C3. H. IS Nobl" * Co, ". T. Moss
q Co. Jack " Thomson Lewis q.
9or'np. w + Reilly Co. Geo. NJ.
r Merrill & CO.. A w Wallace n
Coz William II. Rose x Co, Wn. A.
Nesr \ Co., ". b. Mclaughlin. r X
FelsCu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Remarkable.

rs there anything special N the
,Jsef" asked the reporter OF the
Lark president whose cashier had
stolen ST..
eyes" unused the president. you
may say that we al at trust him
implicitly Philadelphia Ledger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
WHEAT IS
CLIMBING
Sensational Recovery
Follows Depression
of Monday

CHICAGO. May 1.-The recovery
OF wheat prices today was almost as
sensational As the sharp drop yes
terday. when Wild rumors sent prices
Huttering downward May whea1
opened today al sl52 81. July n
sl26 and September a. SlIS IS.
News from Europe and heavy com.
mission house buying sent prices
steadily upward until a, noon they
touched sl.5s, $3.50 Ii and Sl23 u,
respectively.
The noon figures represented ad-
vsnces Of from as 10 4Iic =
bushel on wheat over last nights
close. Other grains and provisions
were sharply higher
Corn felt the wheat strength.
prices being hrmer on scattered buy
ing.
Oats also showed strength today.
prices opening higher than yester-
days close. and there being further
advances later.
Provisions were sharply higher on
reduced receipts and greater de-
mand
Close-The market closed very
strong. Prices for May wheat al the
end were within l-2c o; the top price
for the day-sl5s. july wheat clos
ed AT slS2 l-2. which was high for
the day, and September closed at
sl25 ga, which was Is under the
days high for this future. The close
ranged from ale TO 6l-2 over the
opening. Other grains were higher.
while provisions showed sharp ad-
vances.
CHICAGO. May II --Opening -
Wheat May. UP NC. July. unchang-
ed Septern Der. up &C. Corn May.
up Nc. July, up &c, september. up
81 September. uP IS Provisions
Noon-Whsat: May. Up axe July,
UP 4Lc. September up 2 ~ Corn
May, up &c july. up ic September,
up Nc oats May. NJ sac July, mp
Nc september. up ac.
Ciose-Whsat May. up ~ July.
up SIC. September. up Slsc. Corn:
TENDER. % i%c. oats May. up s.e'
July Up tc Septenbsr. ~ nc.
Provisions. sharply higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Produce Market

Receipts 80 straw berries TINS
morning Included etEht vars from .ll
sources, ar. As fhv aNrrAs Nondi
ton VAS Ittl, better the frult
moved rut fretlf. although the man
ket was Inclined O. shade 81 lff-
tle The E..e market was small
fraction sisarr yesterday, while but
ter - ro letter than .trady. Poultry
receipts Utrr Nght and tho mArket
rrru. \ feature ~ the market is enc
ttct that .I3 POTATOES are aEsiU ots
trlrtiGk attention and are "A trLHs
higher Der price after tHe market had
been g'trt ap IS hopeless This rr.
Nlval IL d." 80 the fact that dry
wes,ner along The east coast ana wei
holdius back tne new crop
Appie.-S sliwlns sS;sa,So. rus.
sets. feG 80, Steels red. sS.5R4
b.. 10y angles 81 sesLIs.
$50. "sr S s9nan 'aippinS stock
nesns- Dried iamas rxcsc per
tashar.-New. sayo@4 re- crate
c~iery-Florida ss0sis crate.
CRnlinowrr-sg So per dor
Criery-Florias. si55H9 crate
Ch~-s--whosesaie nrices McAi.
ss s s@'' new t7i isgls NV lin sers s.4
Is = o 7Sc: domestic Swiss. lsqa1c-
Imported Swiss ESQ .sc. Tong rcr0s,
isS q lie; daisies, irqi7Se Per ~
Dressed saives--Faney, II ,. pl-c.
,,Fye.s vesetas,s.-oreen Peppers
sa.ss ?.s5 case. soc per oaske; -ad-
ishes, 2eG .Sc per dor. lettuce,
Per; pa psr.I ssini isB.6,. p.r do s aea4
lettuce sG2 IS per hamper sa-
p para s:' sec ssstiSSs sE 'f3sf F,r
wax beans. ssR5es PER bu
er.pe Frait-sa!; s-Is per crate
hssey,1dsa5ney white. Dew ;.g Sc
Bsy-pstroit shippers ars paying
, n car iO,S 9 ,. Ds,rSi; , 10; !
/ mixed. Sl3Gi3.ss. rye straw. $3.50
O. wheat anu cat straw. 30 T5s
H,ar.-Ne, cured; Use: No. /
] green nuils. loe. No. cured veal
SIP. ,i5e. No. green veal kip. IS;
m Ui ioe; No, ! sa ar; eait isc.
s, s s;;ccn go ss i no: ;. nia.. u.s. as
No: Ne ! hides Is oas ~ [; so SD, spd
WOOL. zoe q 81
Le.s.s-csnt5rniA B0a7s per
ississ psr f. sYrTs P sisI ~ per sa9i Is
Iime.--tt 81 20 per SoI
Mushreo mss q soc PER 10
Oranx~s--CalifOraia Navels s. So
80 per box.
Oafsn svts-IesloW. 81 lNt "a hifF.
s175 per nu-
Onfons BcTmEdas. s. 5HG
i.s5 per crate.
Pfaespple~-t3 : 80 per crate
Pstates--M. nigan. IN Farioat iots.
sacks - ~ 3Sc Per boz rev EfCrlt4+
1915 re; Dbl. 81 PER IA
Peuitry-- BrOtie-s "a 25c. hers.
isi@ II lie. ducks - I'll Sc geese fl-.
turkeys. l. as No. hens "a ttr
straw berries - part cases s, 81
II - per case, @4-Gt. cases s. 3.
TalIow-No. 1. Sac: s,S q &c.
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NEW YORK PRoprCE MARKET

NEW YORK. MAY Flour Tn
settled and lower Pork. Duil mess.
ilsd 1880 Lard Dull and nom nal.
middle west spot. s. co y 20. sugar
Raw. easier CertrlfuEaL Bs test.
asa nuscggade So test s7s-. re-
fined quiet cat loaf. $3.50 crushed.
1850. powdered. $50. grarIIat-d.
ssns.e5 coffee Rio so e. on spot.
". Taiiow steady rlty. 80
special. s7scs rountry. ca ass
Hay outlet prime 81 - 80 B. s. H5
ul.lo clover. SiatI1 Dressed
poultry. Quiet. turkeys ia 2Ir.
chickens ibd2ftsc fowls J3ls r.
49, ducks if0lsc 1--we poultry
Unsettled chickens. hroilera. 81 q &c
Cheese Firm state milk. common 20
specials. - q &C. skins. Um0n 20
special IN &c
ceipts 1888, creamery extra. 2oi5 r.
state dairy tubs. g2T 2ec. imitation
creamery hrsts. 22G22 Eggs.
Firm recei pts 3F.f9G nearby white
fancy Z7Ff l3t2c. nearby Yuivad fancy,
20 q 81 &c. fresh hrats. 1914 r 23r.
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who killed Cock Robin asked
: the coroner.
Mot l." said the Sparrow II
novsnt had my auto for nearly a
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