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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-27
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-27

Mebr fnnn man man uidjt bex-
Ianqen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
FINANCIAL NEWS
UNITED STATES DOING GREATEST
EXPORT BUSINESS IN HISTORY
Present Yearly Basis Is Steel
Led Speciaties in Stock Market by
Advancing Nearly 80 Points
NEW YORK. oct. 20.


much any in
history Thus
and the we
VIII continue TO a
uveopment foreign trade
Of
Of
ports the invariably
while
tes4e6S and the imports 7s2O55 which favorable
sslzbsS The
the outgoing business the
tderaon must be the fact that
of
The whole adT
described
developed
for community which
Of
Steel the
OF the daily total business
n
ton in the quarterly
which will be
Illustrated by
earning at the rate
of
he price level
Of
doubtful whether the outside public
the contrary 1t is buying
has anything
and the
mark of $780, ssS
company shipping shells
to 26OOO
6h
'n e0ppers showed fractional strength The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
DEFICIT
$4,000, O,OOO,OOO AND
LEAPING UPWARD
Expert Estimates Figures
Will Be Increased to
$7,000,O00,0O0 Next Year
WHY CARSON RESIGNED
By FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor The Economist. London.
Special Cdbie to the Epeufng Ledoev.

LONDON, oct 20.-The deficit for the
current financial year is more than ef,-
900 ($6,Oo0O0O, ,O00), and II is estimated
that the deficit for the next financial year,
starting next April will be more than e1,-
4VOVVOOu NI,OOO,WOOOO, supposing the war
TO continue on its present increasing scale.
To say that these sums will have to
be borrowed mainly at homes does not
make the problem any easier to solve,
but rather makes IL more difficult In
his sensational speech last week the Hon.
E. s Montagu, representing the official
Treasury view, declared all people of the
United Kingdom must surrender half their
income 10 the State, either in loans or in
taxes. Very rich men are already sur
rendering one-third of their income in
taxes, but II is clear that the small wage
earners cannot spare much without a
loss OF efficiency In production.
Lord Kitchener realizes the Importance
Of maintaining the Industrial output;
hence the new recruiting activities of the
Government are more scientific than the
last, and proceeds on the theory that the
single man can be spared from shop
keeping and the luxury trades. The best
economists hold that we must rely mainly
upon economy, and that II the army Is
enlarged the support of our allies finan-
cially and industrially must be cores
pondingly diminished.
The Treasury has estimated, as I mem
toned last week, that Great Britain is
supporting 100000 foreign soldiers as well
as our own 100000. These financial con-
siderations constitute undoubtedly. from
the Cabinets point of view, the chief
obstacle to conscription.
Sir Edward Carson's resignation is con-
nected with both Ulster and the Balkan
expedition. He refuses his consent to
conscription If II involves the exclusion
of Ireland, because that would be a step
toward Home Rule.
The military argument against the new
expedition is the cost of transport. I'm
doubtedly opinion is much divided as to
the advisability of the step, but 1 see
a growing perception of the fact, that
henceforth the Governments main con-
sideration' in policy will be finance, be-
cause we are the bankers and the pro-
viders to the allied combination, and must
therefore avoid commitments that could
imperil our gold standard or the stability
of our commercial position.
Stock Exchange business is very small,
but the war loan, Americans, Japanese
and Mexicans are very firm, and money
remains abundant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
GRAINS DECLINED;
ARRIVALS LARGE
Good Weather and Easier Out
side Markets Factors in
Reaction

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-After opening with
prices comps ring favorably with yester-
days closing quotations, the grain mar
ket TODAY assumed an easier tone in SYM
pathy with the lack of strength shown
by outside markets. A favorable weather
map, showing conditions clear and season.
able in the principal grain-growing dis
tricts and a continuity of increased ar
rivals In the Northwest were other fac
tors in keeping back an upward move
ment in the early hours.
Throughout the afternoon the tone re-
manned depressed and the close showed
declines of nearly two cents from Tues
days final levels.
Bulls appear satisfied with the reac-
tion Of the last few days and say that it
tends to strengthen the market The buy
ing side Is advocated by some on the
breaks. rumor prevailed that the
Grecian Government has announced that
that country viii require 100000 more
bushels this year than last The situation
in the Balkans is also expected to improve
the foreign demand, which has been far
from satisfactory, as Canadian wheat ap-
pears to have the majority call
Exports reported totaled 10000 bushels
OF wheat, chiefly Manitobas and durums;
100000 bushels of oats and 10000 bushels
of rye. Chicago cash houses sold 10000
bushels OF wheat, 60.O00 bushels of corn
and 400. 900 bushels OF oats. of which $50.
coo bushels were for seaboard delivery.
Liverpool was quiet. with light arrivals
offsetting any adverse reports. Spot and
cargoes continued irregular.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
Financial Briefs
Regular dividend on Reading first pre-

Regular dividend on Reading first pre-
ferred stock.
Some wide changes in prices of stocks
were made at the auction sale of securi-
ties today. Aldine Trust Company
shares advanced ia from the last pre-
vious sale. Keystone Watch Case 9k,
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance s, Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank 2, Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth Streets Passenger
Railway dropped ga. Spruce and Pine
Streets Passenger Railway and Bergner
G. Engel Brewing Company O.
A movement is on foot to have the
Union Traction Company make its dlvi-
dend payments quarterly instead of semi
annually.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad directors,
at their regular monthly meeting today.
transacted routine business
H. r. Bond and F. d. Porter were
elected directors of the General Ordnance
Company.
Cluett, Peabody & Co. controlling inter-
ests have sold 5000 shares of the COM
pany's common stock to New York
bankers.
The New York banks gained s72, 900 from
the Subtreasury yesterday, and $5,447OO0
since last Friday.
Trading was again active in Midvale
stock on the New York curb, The first
quotation was 93lk. after which the price
rose to 951k. later going OF to 931s@94 In
the afternoon the price was 941zQ95.
The Minnequa plant of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company, at Pueblo, has
received an order for 10000 tons of shrap-
mel steel to be delivered at a Gulf port
for the French Government. The Mihne-
qua plant is also filling an order for 20,
900 tons of wire and nails to be shipped
to China.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
MONEY PLENTIFUL IN THIS CITY
DESPITE TRADE EXPANSION
offered on Call Low as Per Cent-Business Cond.
tions Steadily Improving g-Large Local Demand
for Philadelphia Electric

Philadelphia brokers received offers OF
substantial amounts OF money on call
at 3 per cent today. To be sure, these
were characterized as special arrange
ments, but the supply Of funds at the
low quotation was said TO be large. The
official rates, however, remained around
stk per cent. to per cent. That money
should be so easy az a period OF the
year when the demand is heavy and
rates are apt 70 advance is attributed
20 the new banking system and to the
record-breaking excess of exports over
imports. Even the large expansion IN
Industrial activity, coming together with
an Unprecedented crop movement ana
violent speculation on the Stock BN-
change, has failed to stlffen rates, and
the financial district is now inclined to
the belief that money will remain easy
through the balance of the year.
The announcement that the Lehigh Val
ley has to expend more than 2,bOO,OOO
on new equipment of various kinds was
only another Illustration OF the steadily
expanding business OF the country. In
fact. the president OF the road, In giving
out the news, explained that such was
the case Incidentally II became known
that the immense order for ordnance ana
shells placed by the British Government
with the Midvale Steel Company would
require several years to fill. The Nice
town plant is now working two shifts
night and day on domestic orders alone
The stock was actively traded in by Phil
adelphians today, the orders being exc
cuted on the New York Curb.
Business was brisk on the local ex-
change, with good demand for the va
rious steel issues, Brill. PennsylVania'
Philadelphia Electric and Tonopah BEL
mont. Price changes were not very wide
during the morning. There was quite
little trading locally In American Car and
Foundry and American Locomotive
Cramp shipbuilding fell PA points on
small offerings. Philadelphia Electric
made new top price for the year when
It crossed q.
The recent activity at advancing prices
In Philadelphia Electric has naturaIIy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20

given rise to rumors OF readius,r,...
the company's Affairs. but Il is oni.. ie"e ot
essary Go note the steady increass. nec.
future prospects OF the companvss ana
eral business TO account for ~. ten-
provement. Evon without any incrs.. -. m n
she she a,Vldend ,01t or stock distribution ~ ~
quotations Some of the sales toda., solng
buyer 30 days" In the late ds.,,'re Were
Brill moved up rapidly point NJ s,. nss
to 81, as against 81. last nights cios. ums
did not hold the entire gain, howes,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2O.--A sale of 1000
tons OF open-hearth billets for rolling into
large rounds for war purposes has been
made at $50, youngstown, against $40
and S45 done a week or two earlier, and
there are rumors that s55 could be OBJ
tained. The steel commanding these
fancy prices is not especially difficult to
manufacture. involving an expense Of
only a very few dollars a ton above ordi-
nary soft steel. apart from the reduction
OF say 80 per cent in weekly output. due
10 the heavy cropping Of ingots required.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct. 20. - Cotton op.r..
steady this morning. with prices no,',
higher to points lower Consld.rsN,
rain was reported in the Eastern bs,,
while in the West the weather was gener'
ally clear with no sign of lower tempera.
ture. After the call prices rallied on soea
buying. but ;he rise was shortlived ~
the market eased off again in the afsar ,a
noon to level from II to 16 points unds,
last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-Demand was sufficient to alb
sorb the limited receipts OF fine goods,
prices of which ruled steady. QUO
tations Western solid-packed creamery. fancy
specials, Bic: extras, pc; extra frsts, 2SG
2shc.; irsts, 27d27hc.: seconds, 24d25c.
thirds. 22hd23I9c.; nearby prints, fancy, 32c
do, average extras, 3Od3ic. : do, hrsts 210
29c. do, seconds 25q20c.; jobbing sales OF
fancy prints 30430c.
EGGS.-Choice fresh eggs were scarce and
3Oc. per case higher. We quote as follows
Free cases. nearby extras. Bic per dozen
trsts $3.50 Per standard case; nearby current
$3.50 per case; hrsts. $50 per case; fancy Sc
lected candled eggs were jobbing at 36a3sc.
per dozen.
CHEEsE.-nemand was good and the market
ruled very firm with supplies we'll under con
troll. Quotations: New York, ful-cream.
fancy, new. iS%416c.; specials higher; do,
do. fair 20 bood, new, 15ql56c.; do, part
skins, Cd12c. F
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Reading Company, regular quarterly 1 per
cent. on FIRST preferred, payable December o 10
stock OF record November 23
M Else ssa %.sss SsssSs SSGsSs suir g .ssa
record October %.
Puiirnsn Company regular quarterly. q per
share. payable November is 20 stock OF record
North American Company, regular quarterly
IL per cent. payable January 10 stock Of
record December lb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
POULTRY

LIvE.-The market ruled steady under mod
tions: Fowls, as 10 size and oTsIjtn
iiGi5c.: roosters. iiai2c.; spring Sfhs chick.
ems. according to quality, 14d1bc.: ducks,
preferred: pigeons: oid per pair lsa2oc.; DO.
DRESsED.-Desirable stock was in fair re-
guest and steady under moderate Offerings.
We quote; -killed-Fow IL 10 hoS
dry-ricked and dry-packed, fancy selected
20e. Weighing lhg5 lbs, apiece. lsisc.; weigh,
aIleee. l7q1sc.; weighing under 3 lbs apiece
l5qlec. fowls. ee-packed-wsltern. as lbs
$50; old roosters, dry-picised. i3JIc. chicksns
Jersey fancy broilers, 2iQ28c.; other nearby
fancy nrohers' 2292ac.; Western broilers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Oct. o.-HoGs.-Receipts. 2e. 900;
'HssSt IisSs IiSssstGG5 stGG rSHYsS SYsai
nc ocATTLE.-RSsceiDts. ,ITSo0 market steady,
ssitssTs ssMs s27oass5i Texans sC.OOas 50 calves.
sHEEP. Receipts, 10000; market weak ioo
SO S5dS0O. wv iahOs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

weighing 15d2 lbs. apiece, 1ea2Oc.: nor,h..,
Illinois, fancy yellow chickens wslEhinr
lbs; and over, l9N zoe. northern Illinois fsscv
Weighing 2ket3h lbs. l6dlTc.; other wes,,
ern, weighing lbs and over lgc, AZ ID ~
weighing 2Isd3H lbs. 15ei16c; inferior isc ~.
spring ducks. nearby, 16dlTc: do, Westssr' '
i0ul2c. SQUADS, per dozen-White weIrfles,
weighing TO 10 lbs. per dozen s.. loSs "A:
Mthiite' ti' weighing 8 lbs. per dozen, S2.5sas'
white. weighing 6a6h lbs per dozen Il az az
asS; d,s u dark. SloOql.s5; small and No. Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
PAYMENTS NEXT MONTH
WILL TOTAL S22S.1I
Investors Will Receive $1s,s5ss0o
More Than Last Year

The sum of f22s, Will be rso.,..,
by investors next month In the fe''eo foseo
dividends and interest. This amonn, a \.
just sle,e5s.622 above the payments N n. -
vember of last year. According - ~. ~
Journal Of Commerce. dividends will ,,.a, ny,
sl42.610ei6 and interest ss5 100000. '''a'
The dividend payments for the r,o.,,
will be S12, 1882 larger than in iaiI ss ~
the interest S4,5O0. 600 ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20

NV YORK. pct. 10.-'Ihe American Blsel
tract With y y. Morgan a GO. Tor $40 600 60o
of high explosive shells for delivery 10 tho
ine well W 70 The close of neat year The
company also has en option oq further very
eIcIse 10 the future Il deemed advlsabie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Oct 2O.-BUTTER.-Afarke
unsettled receipts, e140 packages; extra, 2Bc :
Higher scoring 2slsq2oc state dairy, 27h9
2sc imitation creamery, 28Q24c
E0OS.-Market. irregular; recelpts 08OO
packages; extra hrsts, e3a84l6c; hrsts, 2sfD
32c.. nearby whites, 5ld52c mixed color 2S4D
browns. HafD4Oc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
PROVISIONS

There was a fair demand and prices OF some
kinds we're slightly higher. Following are
the, quotations; city beet, In sets a9 snoke1 e1
sets, smoked 24d25c. city beef, knuckles
and tenders. smoked and alr-dried, 2aa2ic; :
26d27c. beef hams. $2sd30; pork, family.
500. Od23; hams. S. p. cured, loose l2A di3c; 7;
13hdl3hc.; other hams, smoked city cured as
to brand and average, 13ha19e.; hams hams
homeless, 22c.: picnic shoulders, S. r, cured
loose. l2c.; do. smoked. 1tc.; bellies; In
pickle according to average, loose, l312d lac. !;
breakfast bacon. as to brand and average
city cu.od, 17d1sc.; breakfast bacon. West
trn cured. 17G1Sc.; lard. Western. refined
tie-ces. 111sc; do. do, do, tubs, 11i5c. lard
pure city. kettle rendered. in tierces, lllRc.;
lard pure city. kettle rendered. in tubs. 111sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
Talk of Mergers of Sugar Companies


tne Guantanamo
other companies would be
said ento
horace HaVmyr family
the latter
e~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKEr

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.--Further advances were
scored IN the market for coffee futures early
gains OF TO points were shown. Trading
becaiae active during tho remaining session.
with prices continuing upward They closed
to 10 points above Yesterdays final
Today's Today's Yesterdays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20

Total sales 0se.l0o shares eompased with
J.05s 500 shares yesterdays thus far ihis week
s.Dt7,70o shanesi same period last week
s,752 500 shares. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20

Total sales 2oe. .se1 shares. compared with
4O,S46 shares yesterday; thus far this week
97,O54 shares; same period last week ss,e77
shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20

THE AMERICAN Gas c0MfANE
West Washinatonf SQUARE.
philadelphia Pa,
.N Oct 9. 1918
sssas,,,sly ar ,i dividend 1H,ss Of - Ger e PEI
of thi4 company. payabIs Dec. lat, 1915, -
ths atocHhoidera Of record ai q O'clock D N.
No4. l1tn, 1915 Checks Win b mailed.
y. =. TOWNSEND. -. TreasursF.
TnE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
fhiladelphia October 70. 1913
The Directors have this day declared =
dividend of eiGhf per cent. (e1), free Of lax.
payable November lsf, 1915. 20 tfockholder1
ol record - the clo4e Of business OciobeF
ffd Checks will be mailed.
CHARLES n, ASHTON.
Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and bar,lv
sylyanisi per bushei-Choice, 4sa75c.; fair RIO 70
kood dOd65c. White potatoes, Jersey per
lasket-No l Rose, 45dJOc; No i other
varieties. 40d45c.; No. ., 9Od25c. Sweet pota.
toes Jersey, per basket-No l. 30d35c.; No
Z; Ild2Oc. Onions. per 1OO-lb bag. Sl25a2
Saboage domestic per ton, $4G5,50. Celery,
York, per 2-dozen crate. S1di 25: do, DO. per
3-dozen crate, 81 .25a175. Mushrooms. per =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
Offer for Mechanics Insurance s,ocL

An oner has been made by circular 10 stocL
holders Of the Mechanics Fire Insurance Cam
pany TO purchase their stock at SEQ a ahsre
Sales have been made this month at auction
at Sis. The par is t2b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
GRAIN AND FLOUR

xr-.Yts IT lacei,ts Q11.l47 bushels. Inc
- VIII. fEA AIhc.o,i,neS 1iSc in sympathy with the
maIhet Se.,,,S ,,,eS ouJet Ouotations: Car lots,
west aIio ii!,,rf NJ red spot and October,
sil2isal.14h No. soptheernno se nno,Eyi Eed III; 20
1.12lh; steamer No. req, VVt3 In11;st IA. re-
red, 81 O1iRm11ll2; rejected A. SlV~A'V'' -
jected B, S1.Ool5M1.O1k. -.
CoRN.-Receipts, 1000 bushels: The market n,ipI,e
rule; steady but trade was quiet. Quota,uusonst' ust
Car lots for local trade, as to locatloh.,mmn w s
ern No yellow, T51adT61sc.; Western stennIsr nn,.
yellow 7lHd T5Ihcs; Western No. . yeho"'
fSBa7sMc.; Delaware yellow, 72hdT4hc'
OArs.-Receipts. 41.is1 bushels. DemanSd
was far and prices were well malntaliheGu; ~
Quotations: No . white, 45a46c stanoara
White, 44d45e; No. 3 white. 4lg4Sc' No
white, STa39c.; sample oats, 33936c.; purlneu
ofSf FLoSuR@Receipts. SJfne % 24s5 bbs and 22s5 575
lbs in sacks. There little demand ana
prices were weak. We quote per lSO IDS. ~
wood-Winter clear. $5d5.20; do, stralsht'
SIS 2od5. 90; do, patent sS5odS7O; .sIsS, Kansas
jute sacks S.. s.25a5;JO do. patent tSse Sa@
5I0 do, straight, 81. 5.15d5So; dos pat patent 1t
s.. 40d5. 60; do, favorite brands ~. .10Mo..zo;
city mills, choice and fancy patent, S0Iog
625; city mills, regular grades-Winter, eleIIi
S5d5.2o do, straight, S5.20db'4O; do parent
RYE FiouR-supplies were small and The The
market ruled steady, but trade was quiet. we
quote at SJd5.25 per bbl., to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
BAR SILVER

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The quotation for com.
In New York the price was 49A cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
REFINED SUGARS

REFINED.-The market ruled firm and 10
points higher We quote extra fine granuiated'
h.25S.; standard granulated, 5.30c.; powdered,
535c.; confectioners' A. 5.15c.; soft grades,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-20
FRESH FRUITS

Apples and ounces Of fine quality ws,. a.
tair request and shade firmer, Ofher tInsas -
OF truit were quiet, and plums and cantalo,n.s
were easier. Quotations: Apples nor XXI !.
Grab $3d5; Jonathan, fancy. Ss 5Odi4: a.,
STga.yensten: g. So 275as;5O; Twenty ounce 81
g % ~ o. Ssorthwestern Greening, S25Ods; Blush
$55' 220g3 Wealthy. $2.5Od3; Grimes Golden
$5s' 5s'2200g3 Wolf River, S2.50d3; Alexander
S2'90qS Summer Rambo. S250d3: Pinnin
SZoOq3; Smokehouse. $250d3: Duchess ~
2'5o; Black Twig, $3d3. %; Winesap 50 M
go york Imperial, fancy, So 50fi9. Brn
paws. fancy, % 5Od3; other varieties 81 sos
Z.0Vi apples, in bulk. per 100 lbs, 70aS0c
Sraoapples, per bush, TIC. dSl; quinces ~
bpl-No. i, S4d5; No. 2 $3d3 30: peaches
New rev YORK, Elberta, per basket-DoubIe extras
5OgyOc. fair to good. 25d35c.: peaches Ohio
per per bush -basket-Faney, 75c d$1 fair to Tord
5Oao0c pears per bbl.-Seckel S5as; Shell
DON $4a5; Beurre d'Anjou, S3d3 70, Bartlett
10, L. $3. 5Od4: do. No. 2 S2d: 80: cranes
New York, per Alb baslSet-Ds sware i01i
1re; 1Ie;; Niagara, loa11c;; Concort saioc
Ssq4Ce: Ssg lemons per box; $2as; plheapplss
0spe Cod; per bbl.. S5d6; do. Cape Cod, Der
crate, ~. 1892; do. Jersey. per crate, ST 50l
plums, Southern, per bush, 81. 256ii sO
bl1ms virginia, Damson, per 20-lb basket
300 45c.; plums. New York per 20-ib basket
2Sn4Oc,; plums. New York. per s-lb basket
Bradshaw and Niagara, 15d2O: Refine Claude
lo110c.; cantaloupes, Colorado per fat crate
AEVuooc'' do do, per standard crate SOL so