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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-28
Child Laborers
May Hold Places

HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. 2s.-Gov
ernor Br1mbaugh last night issued the
following statement regarding the de
cision o. Attorney General Brown on
employment certificates held by min:
Eros:
THE fear expressed in slime quar-:
tiers that children now legally employ:
but who do5not possess all the stand:
ards OF fitness fixed by the law that
becomes operative January n, 1916,
will be required to return to school
to complete the sixth grade, has hap.
PLY been sdispelled by the wise deci.
sion OF the attorney general.
The state has q, contract with these
children which It meyer intended to
.nullify. We shall keep faith with these
children and we believe the employers
will also keep faith and retain them
In the industries Of the Common
wealth. We shall not compel them to
return to school and the employers, Il
wise; will not return them to the
streets. They will, Of course, work
only 81 hours per week after Jan.
uary 1, 1916, and attend school for
eight hours per week. To this humane
interest can Justly object.
These children are the wards OF
the Commonwealth, and 1t will not
Willingly allow any. harm or distress
to come to them"
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Ia BELLE Iron CO
TO IMPROVE PLANT
"A Bond Issue Calling for
$7,50O,OOOS Has Been
Voted.
FTRSTiCALL.

~ j .
WHEELING, w Va Oct. 2s.-La
Belle Iron Works stockholders at a
special meeting yesterday unanimous.
" approved q bond issue of $7,500,0o0
for improvements. Two millions will
be spent immediately for coke plant
on the West Virginia side OF the Ohio
River, opposite the company's works
ID Steubenyille, o., and It is proposed
TO spend $500, 900 for a bridge to con-
meet the properties.
The company owns s160. acres on the
Vest Virginia shore and II the bridge
Is constructed. will have 1000 cars oil
. material every month available for
. Rising the property. The H. Coppers
Company Of Pittsburgh, has contracted
% bdild the coke plant.
President r. q. Kirk told the stock
holders that during the last two or
three months the company has been
earning the regular dividend on pre-.
fefred and common stock, that the
''showing for the present month has
been even better, and prospects for
the immediate future are bright in.
deed.s
President Kirk denied the report
that La Belle has accepted war orders
Tor $1,000, 600, but added that the com.
\ pany probably would accept some of
The business which Is being offered.
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Jail is EnliVened
With Canary Birds

BELLEFoNTAINE, O., Oct. ss.-A
gymnasium has been provided in the
Logan County Jail for the pleasure
of the prisoners. Sheriff George Smith,
feeling that the men needed some
other form OF recreation than reading,
has put in the equipment at his own
expense. $i;5
Mrs. Smith, sthe sheriff's wife, has
placed two canary birds In the Jail
to help divert the minds of the prison.
ers. A man who has been prisoner
In the jail for several months has
been permitted to have his graphic.
phone with him all the time, and daily
concerts have been provided, rcontin.
uous programs being the rule.
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Thompson Makes a
Trip to3NeWY York

UN1oNTowN;s Pa, Oct. as.-J. ".
Thompson, the Uniontown financier,
has until December % to answer any
suits that may be filed against him
for any part Of the s22 100000 debt
that he is alleged to owe, Mr..
Thompsons assets amount to q jyalua.
ton OF over s70,000,000 and 1T Is I'm.
derstood that he Is now able to OBJ
tain loan on this collateral, which
consists OF coal land, both developed
and undeyeloped and stocks and
bonds.
Next Tuesday suits may be filed by
his creditors, but writs will not be
returnable until after November 20.
Judgment cannot be entered until 80
days after the return OF the writ,
which will be on December i22.
Mr.. Thompson left for New York
yesterday, where it Is understood he
will interest .fnanciers in the matter,
and make arrangements for an agree.
ment.
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Determinations
Claim Of Shippers

WASHINGTON, Oct. S2s.-Coal car
discrimination on the part OF the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad against coal
shippers Of the Fairmont section was
the charge made before the Interstate
Commerce Commission here yester.
day. w. D. EyarN, Of the Consolida.
ton Coal Company, testified that a
great amount OF time was lost at the
mines on account of the coal cars not
being placed in time for the mine EN-.
ployes to start work in the morning.
He claimed that cars were not deliver.
ed 10 the mines Until long after the
men had gone to work and on this
account much time was lost, the coal
companies paying the men for stand
ing idle waiting for cars. The cars
are ordered 16y to 20 hours before they
are supposed to be placed.
The railroad putiup the defense that
the shippers lost time on account OF
the foreigners employed in the mines
having SO many holidays in the year.
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Mrs. Gait Missed
One Great Honor

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2s.-
Mrs Edith Gait, President Wilson's
1ancee. has lost q Chinese namesake
for two reasons. One is that there is
no suitable Chinese equivalent Of
Edith and the other Is that Mrs. Gait
Is not suffragist.
Joseph Lee, Interpreter in the I'm.
migration service and his wife who are
the parents OF o girl, wanted to do
honor to Mrs. Gait, and he consulted
the doctor who brought the child into
the world. and who, by the way, hap.
pens to be o woman and "a sutfragist.
He decided on Edith, but he couldn't
and Chinese word for Gift OF God"
which would fit such "a little girl, so
be named the baby Helen, after the
suffragist doctor, with the announce.
ment that they wanted her to be
suffragist anyhow. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee are ardent suffragists themselves.
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Meu York


4 YORK. Get. ss!-Faiiure o. the
IW -itntes Steel Corpora Hon directors
lA me the common stock dividend.
3 publication d earnings that were
Expectations was used as q pretext
Z 10 tighten long commitments. As
Kit the hit turned weak In the late
Don under leadership OF the war,
7. kcs. which at one time showed declines
'eto 10 points from the best figures Cd.
-5shed during the forenoon. Tho sharp
-AIne in the war Bird est' was aeceler5,
ated by the cncountering OF stop-iosa or.
dcrs. Tho execution 81 which improved the
technical porition Of this group. accord.
Ing TO good Judges Of markets. The gem
cral list waa recogefing when the market
cioted. Copper sharcs attracted attention
by their strength!
The action d Steel common at the be-
ginning .of trading indicated that there
was little dissppoif tmentI entertained.rel-
alive TO the volume OF earnings OF tho
September quarter and the action Of tho
directors in milling toiresume common IL
vidends.
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PITTSBURGH

PrrrsBuRGH. Pa. Oct ss.-The local
speculative market was active again yes
tersiny at the opening with operations In
acme Of tho leaders on q considerable
scale A bnllish tone peryaded the pro-
ceedinBs and advances were made as
against opening prices, In several instan.
ccs slight declines were made, but the
tendency carly was chiefly upward. In
tho Afternoon trading foil of and the
market was weak In spots.
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Petit is Filed
OnAppeal Case

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 2S.-Ths
Governments petition for an appeal
to the United States Supreme Court
in the Sheridan antitrust suit against
the q. s. Steel Corporation was filed
here today In the Federal Court. The
appeal is taken as a matter OF right
and insures hearing of the case by.
the highest federal court.
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Grain and Produce.


Chicago. Oct. 2S-The wheat market
today was under many Influences ana
some OF them were surprising to tile
trade, to say the least. The big surprise
OF the day was the report in circulation
that the allies have purchased as much
as 100, 100000 bushels OF wheat in Canada
and as the business was done through
Chicago houses. at least sl5.000,0O0 has
been sent from here to Winnipeg 10 pay
for part OF this grain. 1t Is a well known
fact that some Of the larger export con-
Germs OF the world are located lin this
market and the foregoing report was sur
rounded with the probability that there
WIS considerable truth In Il.
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land Gas

Tho expected advance IN the credit bal
Ianee market came yesterday morning
when the Joseph seep Purchasing agency
Soi the South Penn on Company opened
;for business. Al grades Of Eastern crude
were advanced except Ragland Bwhichsre-
mains az 50 cents: The new quotations
arc az follows: Pennsyiva mia. 81. s6: Mer-
Ger black. New Cas- Ie and Corning, $3.50;
Cabeili sl.35; and Somerset, $I.?s.
u OIL, Market. ~. 4
Pennsylvania ......3.s........S1.so
Indiana ....................i ~. y,ss
Illinois .....! q a.. !. - 1.a7
Kansas & Oklahoma 80. =. /. Z. 80
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This MUST HAVE BEEN "A SORT
OF IKE WALTON cEREMoNY.s

(Fron1 the Western Mall (England,) y
FISH.Rop-At st. Paul's church,
Grangetown, Sept sth. by the Rev. D.
Emily Mary Rodd Of Cardiff.
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BAD WATER CAUSES FEVER.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Oct. .2s.-
More than 80 cases of typhoid fever
at Ronda, Kanawha county, are attrib.
uted to the use of water from a pub.
lie well there. Mayo Tolman, sanitary
engineer with the Department OF
Health, investigated and ordered the
well sealed.
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ToNslLs REMOVED.

Mrs. c. G. Callenge was operated
on today for the removal Of her tonsils
at her home in Belleyiew. The opera
tion was successful
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100 shares cosden & co com 80.
F51 Shares cosden q co com ~. ~
10 Shares Fairmont Gas pfd -. 30
40 Shares Faffmont cas- pfd 81
s Shares Elk Horn Fuel com :. 1855
i3si Shares Elk Horn Fuei com u. 19is
90 Shares Mt " Mills " Z com II
~ Shares Mt Va Mills " n pfd =. - Y
so Shares Mercantile Trust 200
- Shares Northern Central 81
Z 10 Shares Pa. Water, q Power
CON. 8 80 fiat 500. 4. x. ......5 73&
10 Shares United RS. com ....:.. BAN
50 Shares United Ry com 800. 2iA
SECOND CALI.
5000 All Coast Il Of Conn 5-e0s ). s3A
400 City AIS, 1910 .,.............eo (
1000 Alabama Coal 4 Iron IS ...s7i 3
400 City ". 1851, s l. 10000. s5h
600 City 4s. 1851. s. .Ls.........:.. 95ss
500 City As. 1854. Al ........... s5is
1000 Consolidated Gas Us ....... San
1000 Norfolk RS a Light IS 500. ssn
1000 Norf q Ports Trac IS 800. s2it
5000 United Railway Is ...........9i 4
i00Shares Cosden d Co com 5000. 6T
3iShares Cosden a Cocoon .....~ 6G
110shares Cosden & Co com SEQ. 6H
Shares Con Coal com ........s9 s
200 Shares Elk Horn Fuel com -. 10
30 Shares Elk Horn Fuel com 90. 1917
so Shares seaboard A L com 80. III
10 Shares wayiand Oh q Gas 3N
6l5 shares wayland OIL q Gas 80. 3h
$40 Shares Wayland oil & Gas 80.
3 Shares United Railway com %. eih
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Attend the special sale Of sewing
at y. III. snider's furniture
store, beginning Monday. Nov. /. Take
Locust avenue cars to Eighth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

p %, application For Pardon. = q y
b Notice is hereby given that on orr abot,
the 18th day OF November. 1916, an an.
plication will be filed with Z. G. Plersony
Pardon Attorney. Charleston, West Viz.
ginia. for the pardon OF Nick Rscti, con!
victed Of the crime Of Malicious sWounc.
Ing, at the May term 1916, OF the Criminal
Court Of Marion County and sentenced
to imprisonment in the West Virginia
,Penitentiary for the period OF Jlyears
Signed-N1cK5 RIcH.i
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CRUISER RUNS AGROUND. J

LONDON. Oct. 2s.-The British
cruiser Argyll has run aground and
may be a total wreck. All hands were
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-28

FOR RENT Will have nice sevon
room house for rent Nov. lat Kelley
flee. 800 Main street. +. p. Kelley.
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FOR RENT-Flve room house on Grant
street ApplyJ. B. Crowi
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Is ss:s fsHFA s:ss
SITUATION WANTED-Female

60.
STENoGRAPHER--Yo lady with ex-
perience desires position. Inquire Box
45s. West Virginian. 10-ls-tf-No.. 45s
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FOR sALE-1S acres land ripo for high.
class restricted subdivision. eight
blocks from car line, about 5000 feet
frontage on brick road, 60 feet above high
water, main gus limo through property.
10 acres high-grade apple orchard, high
rolling land. BarShin for quick sale 10
settle estate. price ,s3G. 100000. Terms, ad-
dress Edward Bennett, Administrator,
2o2O 18th street, Huntington. W. Va.
lO.2s-2t-No. 4s5.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT--S-room house. Inquire nj. II
K!nkead. Bell phone SIS IL "
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FOR RENT-Slx room house on Pierpont
avenue near Quincy. An sconyenieneeS.
Apply. Rotlo J. Conley, Hall Book.
~ 1n:2S-at.Nn Ina.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house, 52s Cas-
ion avenue, $500. Apply Geo. w. Bros
psf. watson Building. 1o-23-tf: No. NASo..
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FOR RENT--Four room cottage,T furnisK.
cd for light housekeeping. Call Bell
phone 2S7 l. or 534. 10-.S.3t-No 49tt.I
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=lTrlANCE, OIL. GAS AND PRODUCE

.%-o>ee~~ce->~->-----cc->~o
The Washington herald., 1915-05-27

Furnished BY n. L CaTperter 4 Co.
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Total sales .ols-C shares against 81 rs ,c-,tr-
day. ~ So week ago. and le2.7CS az.
From January l to date 5e.2i569j against .22. -
year ago.
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New York.
New Orleans.
Prev'ou,
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Furnished by W. h. Hibbs 4 Co.

Chicago. Nav 26-The torpcdoing of the Ne
hraskan near the coast Of ireland the leading
bear hcp Of the DAY The general belief that er-
Torters will have difficulty in shipping grain abroad
restricted the buying. while il increased the selling
The MAY futuJe sold high l55%. which was
Yesterday resting point. The close showed a net
loss for the day of 5lsc. At time the May frI-
declined 2ls and u cents respectively. both react
times great and there a sensational break in
cash wheat at Chicago and other markets. The
uncertainty surrounding the MAY deal caused great
uneasiness. u is believed tins future is owned
mainly by a Wall Street COteric and that there is
likelihood Of their being dislodCed md of the
cash wheat falling into the hands of local con-
Germs.
prominent broker who has inst returned from
a trip To Minneapolis the trade there is
quite bullish wheat. thew believe millers will
be grinding winter wheat dining the first half
of Judy. owing TO the eStremei' small supply of
old grain there and the difficulty in obtaining
Old whe.t in the southwest.
There less talk Of crop losses in the South
west today. although it is generally believed that
the deterioration is quite marked The break in
prices failed disturb the larger longs whose
crop experts in the winter wheat belt report
c,n.itonS MANY places senssti0nallv had.
The cash trrdc in wheat here vas confined to
few cars and the export business was SIX loads
from the Gulf.
There were losses OF y - lisc in c,-n and * TO
cent in oats The break in wheat was again the
lrice Of coarse grains with the MAY future the
weakest SPOT. Cash sales f corn were 49, 900 bush
els and If - 900 bushels.
supporting orders from PACKERS causcd steady
closing in provisions. Hogs were o cents higher.
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large. Ter pound Halls: carp. PER pound.
ID. Sac; salmon trout per h. lZai: rock. hoil-
ing. per h.. I2al5: do. medium. PER h.. l2al5;
do. pan. ID. loal2 white perch large. per h..
salO do. medium. per h.. 5as. perch. yellow.
large. per h.. sal0; medium. 2ai; mackerel.
southern. yer b., 10; shad. Chesapeake Bay. roe.
each. S)a90 do. buck each. 5a56; taiors. large.
PER Ii. Ga,2 do. medium, per h., ia5; catfish.
per h. 3ai: green pike. native. per H., l2al5;
eeis. medium to large. per ID. Saw; clans. white.
yer 100. 65a70: snappers. Per lb. SAL frogs. choice
large per doz.. l5oal75; hard crabs. choice. male.
per Dbl. 2za2.75; soft crabs. size. per doz.
1a4o.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens. lbs. and
over. Il: do. old hens small TO medium. per H.
Il do. Old :ooserS per h. lOall: do, spring -
lis, 30; do. sTriuG IA lbs. 26aS; do, smaller.
2ia25 do. under l.. lbs. . ducks. Muscovy. It's
and over IL. r. Pekins. lbs. and under H.. Il:
paddle. lbs. and over, per ID. II: do. smaller
H.. II; Indian runners. per lb. y: pigeons. Young.
rer pair. s5a'n; do. old per pair. 2a20: guinea
owl. young. IL lbs and over. each 3; do smaller.
>: do. old. each, =.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. Per h.. %; do.
choice 2sa29 do. good. 25aE; do. prints. gl3l
do, blocks 2ea3N: ladies. 2la2}; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. ~; Ohio rolls. 10: stOrepacked
10: dairy prints, IaaD; process butter. 2a-5.
EGGS MARYLAND. PENNSYLVANIA and Western
frsts. 10: West Virginia nearby frsts. Is; South
eru frsiS Il.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Palmorr Nd. May os-MrLLFEED- Spring
bran. in l90ih. sacks. 9.5eaE.oo: -four to white
niddiinss. 32Cla3ico: Western middIiugs Q STA
geo: city mills middlinss. 2scoa9.5o: do. white
middlints. 4Coa.5oo: do. winter bran. % ooa2so0
, GREEN FRUITS AND VEGErABLES-Ap
pies. Western Maryland. per Dbl. packed.
eNs2oo; do. New York State. Per Dbl.
assorted. o.25ac5o: asparssus MaryIard and VIZ
slnis. pr doz.. No. |. l3a20O: do. No ;.
sac; reets Norfolk. per bunch. 4a5 beans. Fla,
ter basket. green. cGoa2.0: do. pesrI. I.75a2 %;
d.. way 9"a2 .; cabbage n. Caroline. per crate,
L2al5}: de-, Norfolk. Ter Dbl. or crate. lloal.Z';
celery. Fla. per crate, 20; cucumbers Florida
pr La,het. fancy. 2.C0s2.5o cggrlants. Florida.
Ter crate. fancy. 2.ooa3.5o: grapefruit, Florida.
25a79 lettuce. Norfolk per i7-bbl. basket. sDa75:
do. North carolina. PER basket. fancy. headed.
Gas: do. leaty. 5Ga75; do. native. Per bus box.
55a75; onions. yellow, Per l99lh sack. ltNal.2 j.:
per boy. 10 size. 3Ooa2.75: peas. Norfolk, per
'--bhI. basket. r.Ioa1.25: do. Rarpahannock. FER
a-hhl. bas. .l'al-o: do. per Dbl. 2.SOa2sG; de-.
York River. per is-bbl basket. 10; do. per
.25a2.5o; radishrs. native. per 100 punches. red.
5na75: do. white. .5alOo: rhubarb. native. Per
100 lunches. l0oaI.o; spinach. native. yer
bushel hoN. @a2o; spring onions. native. per
80 punches soa7J; squash. Fla. FER basket
green. I.75c2co; Strawberries. Norfolk. per quar-:
4aa6: do. RaPpahsnnock. per quart, f-a5: do,
\. Arun.. per quart sao; do. f. Shore Va. per
quart. IAN: do. Il. Shore Md. PER quart. Gas:
''hNdl+s. "a INT idntN hd.u ilIr IVA
20: do fair to good, Isoa2.co: do. poor. green
-f.s.frI .5alnn.
rUTATvES-Old. Eastern Shore per bus.
3rlne. .Ga35; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania. psr
bus. smooth. 4jsSo: do. New York. PRIME per
bus. 45a5o; do. Maine. Per bus. prime. s'aS'
white. new Florida per Dbl. No. !. 5.ooa5.5; do.
No. 2 375ai .; do. cil.. 25oa30o: sweets. yeows
per Dbl Eastern Shore, Virginia. i.05zio: do.
fancy Delaware 4.soa5.oC; do. hampers. Per
set No l. I75a2Oa: DO, Potomac River. per bbl
ioOai 80 do seed sweets. per Dbl. 3G5a3.56; vans
choice bright. per Dbl. o75a5.oo.
FISH, FROGS, CLANS AND CRABS-Bass.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of god
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goodi
command higher prices
The produce market yesterday, with the eIcep-
ton Of hens. which strengthened. continued steady.
The quotations hens. which declined Tuesday.
were advanced today on account Of the varying de-
mands Receipts of both calves and lambs were
liberal although the market, continued unchanged.
Spring chickens for the best sized goods continued
in firm demand.
general weakening was felt fruits and
veeetoples as the weather receipts reached the
market. All Southern green's declined. together
with the nearby green's and berries which appeared
plcntfully the market. Tie figures were
EGGS Fresh. per doz-. 10; Southern. Per doz.. IS.
BUTrER-Best prints new. PER h.. s.; tub. pei
lb.. 81: process. per TO-, aa1; under grade
crrar2ery icr H. Gao: sto.e-packed. yer h.. lsa1
LARD-1nb. pure. Per H.. ilSal:; de-. com
pcu.!, pr b. 81. Ccttonsteed oil. per can. SIS
cHEESE-Ne~ York. new. per h.. IS: fat. per
ID, ls; Swiss domestic. Per h.. "a; do. foreign.
per -. -
LIVE POULTRY-Hen. rcr b. 1s ROSTERS,
FER b.. loal: tcss rer IT,. l2al3 turkeys choice
ID. sails: do. ordinary 49, chickens per ID :,
2a2S; spring chickens. Ter h.. 25a3o.
GREEN GOODS-Asparagu>. per dozen brnchea
nearby. 25al.o1: Northern. l6a2.0: beans per has.
5caao0: lima beans. per bas.. 2oOai.0o: heets per
bunch. "a5 do. new Fla. Ter crate l75a2 3 cab
bage. new per crate. lo0ala5 carrots per bunch.
2ai caulifower. per , crate. ItOal.so: celery.
uOL. EoaaJ. crate ia -: CECumberS, Florida, per
basket. 1926 Cvmblings per crate 75al.a5; egg
plant per 2IDs3.00: kale. per barrel. 5Da75:
lettuce. rer basket Ga75; do. PER Dbl. 75al. %;
onions. Texas. yellow per crate local. 3: do.
white. rer crate. ..25sI.s5: new. rer 100 punches
loo; okra. crate. 5aa5"o: peas. North Caro-
lima. basket. s5a!j: do. nearby per Dbl.
.5eaSaS: Potatoes Northern, Ter sack. l.25al.5o:
do. hrshel. toas9 new. FER hbl.. i.5oa55o ysms.
per hhl. e.8li.ol; yellow sweet potatoes per bbI.
l.50ae0o: peppers per crate l.55a2 20: do. per
has. l25al7s: radishes. dollhouse per loc 5gal.oD;
rhubarb. per 100 blnches. lOOal.9: spinach. per
Dbl. 5la75; tomatoes Florida. per crate i.5012oo.
kRUlTS-Apples per bbl. a8a5eo; grapefruit,
per box. 2oaSoO: grapes. Malaga. per key SOFA
500; lemons. per box. 3ooa4.0o: lines. per 100.
saI.c5; oranges. California. per box. 25Oa3oo; do.
Florida. per box. 3Gs4.S: pineapples per crate.
0l127Jc strawberries. yer quart SALE; taneerines
per strap. %5Ns50G: cherries. PER quart. SAILS.
LIVE sTOCE-vesl calves. prime Der TO-,
sasi.: do. medium. p-r ID. sasts; do. heavy
sa9 spring lambs, per h.. l0alg7. Must be fat.
othervis. not sautedD
HAY. STRAW AND CORN-Hay best timothy.
new. per ton 500: straw per ton. 0.o0al209: wheat
straw. per ton. 500; new corn. per Dbl. 40.
SEEDS-Cloysr. red per ID. l2aH; alsike. Balls:
alfalfa american grown per H.. Halls; red top
solid seed dor herds glass;. per H., 80: blue
grass PER bushe Ioal.15; timothy. per bushel. 30
a3G5; orchard grass, per bu.. 2Ooa225; Maine grown
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