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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
MANY STOCKS SELL
HIGHER ON THE CURB
Chevrolet and Lynn Photograph
Make New High Records.
Trading Tone Is Mixed

NEW YORK, May 1s.-There was
mixed jtone to the trading on the Broad
Street Curb with some issues making new
high records while others were in supply at
substantial concessions. The various groups
of stocks acted in an Independent manner
and little attention was paid by the traders
there to developments having n general
bearing on the situation There was
continuation OF the record-breaking move
ment by Chevrolet, which rose from 22s to
28s
a new high record was also made by Lynn
Phonograph. that stock advancing from t0at
to ll% with most OF the demand based on
expectation of the commencement of trad
ing In Flemish Lynn stock on Monday,
which II was assumed would show good
arbitrage profits on purchasers of Lynn
made around current quotations.
The United Motors consolidation seems TO
have fallen fiat as a market proposition
That stock continued its downward move
ment, selling from 6i to 62A and Perlman
Rim dropped from 1870 to 1877.
The Independent oil stocks were fairly
strong, with Metropolitan ranging from
23& to "a. Britlsh-American Tobacco was
again in good demand, with sales at lSSl
a 10. Midvalc steel was quiet but firm,
selling from 62 to 62ib. Aetna Explosives
should be seriously considered as n bullish
proposition.
The company today received Sl00O,OOO
worth Of nitrates from the English South
American nitrate fields. and has $4,000, 900
raw material on hand and S3,0O0,000 of
product ready to be delivered, while it's
current Indebtedness amounts to only
Si000,O00.
II was estimated on good authority that
It's earnings for the current year viii
amount to $1S.O0O,OOO. II has orders on
hand now amounting to $50 0Oo,000, The
stock showed better tone today advancing
from SO to 172, but at that price Is still
far below its previously prevailing range.
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T
Nhgs Ht york s oyer teeIsf
fffEfW4ff dfeIfHnlfH II ntsfhE HnFHIIHts .
nftef address, ftnlste Hffh Fsn{frtentH = ai4#
devotion WIS fnads, and tha fniabf4t1H NiI1 a~ e
VOL rpf1fmteFed bv reason qf lts inntets54z
character and the sshufx af TIE asftIn9nH
voiced n behAf o the members
Foresters' Day COMMITTEES viii meet tofndifF#
night at Hutchinson street and 0irafd HEfHH1
70 further erraneements for the twenty eifniH
annual Ne q day, 10 b held durine the eantq4
summer at Point freeze Park President :. r
garland urges the attendance q all repressntHr7
tees AZ r. M az REPORTS % conmitteea ss1z
consideration.
l. The combination courts OF Foresters Of Philas
delphia and vicinity Will meet "wednesday rexts
AT Marshall street and oirprd avenue. to com.
plete arrangement Of details for the propoeed
fraternal visitation 10 New York Juno =.
Chairman Frlel has issued m appeal for fuIi
attendance Of all delegates.
Court Aierrimao, No. i9i. NJ s40b North ~
street, held an enjoyable smoker last weak
which was attended by many visitors from
ncEhboring courts. brother J. NJ. Shade deliy--
cred ~ Instructive address, and 4 prosTar1 of
exceptional merit provided an abundauFe oI
entertainmept This court IL energetichlly at
work seeking TO materially swell its member
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WILL SELL UNITED MOTORS
CLASS "a" STOCK FOR 1862
pl,rs Of Financing Big Company An
pnunced by Syndicate Managers

xEw YORK, May 1s.-Bominlck Dom.
~ as managers of syndicate. will re.
mls s,I.s INSCRIPTIONS at $50 share from
~. ~ ,s 70 the close of business May 90, to
3. Mock of tho class a. stock of the United
s,a,ors Corporation recently purchased by
= avndloate, of which the associate man.
,ssrs are ]. S. Bache & Co. and Laird Co.
The company proposes to issue 100000
.hsres OF stock without par value. of which
100000 shares are to be designated as
.asss aBr with full voting power, and the
ssrnalning 1,195, 900 shares to be designated
4 class "a" stock. having no voting power.
Z the stock of the Perlman Rim Company
Il n be taken in on the basis of two shares
y Irnlted Motors for one share of Perlman.
The United Motors Corporation, recently
s,sanlsed, has acquired controlling inter.
ssfSln seyeral important companies engaged
n The manufacture of automobile acces-
lsories,
the stock of tho new company has been
actively traded in on the New York curb
market.A selling between S84 and $40 per
share, 1t Is understood that the du Points,
sf Wilmington, are largely Interested In the
Enterprise.
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FOREIGN STEEL DEMAND HEAVY
American Orders Not So Large During
the Current Month

CLEVELAND, O.. May 49, - The Iron
7fade Review tomorrow will say: There
kas been a perceptible falling off in speci-
shcations Tor finished iron and steel prod
nets this month and new orders are not
a heavy as previously. This is due large
III 10 the fact that mills cannot promise
deliveries until after January 1, 1917. Con-
samers are covering normal requirements
and the market, although comparatively
quiet Is decidedly strong, and there is not
fhe slightest indication of a change from
The present prosperous conditions.
THE foreign demand is very heavy and
Inquiries for enormous tonnages of shell
steel and very large numbers of projectiles
+ are pending and 1t is expected that orders
fuf considerable part of this business
viii be placed within a few days.
'Tha action of the voters in Philadel-
phh m approving the bond issues for pub
llh improvements will cause, the city to
cone into the market for several thousand
IONS of steel"
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PATRIOTIC ORDER
SONS OF AMERICA
State Officers Report More Than
10000 Members in Penn
sylvania Alone

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Camps Of
Philadelphia District No. A. was held in
the camp room OF Camp 345. OF German
town, on Thursday evening last, at which
time reception was rendered to state SEQ
retary William y. Muir. The large camp
room was we'll filled and the enthusiasm
Of the members was most pronounced. Much
Interest is being taken in the work being
accomplished In this district, under the
leadership of District President John q.
Carlisle, The camps all report good gains
and are still hard at work increasing the
membership. Camp No. 345 will, in two
weeks, place in service n fully equipped
degree team, with new uniforms as designed
by the national camp. This Is conceded
TO be one Of the best teams of the state,
and every member o fthe camp is anxiously
waiting the arrival of the uniforms.
Camp No. 367, of Germantown. will in-
tiate a class OF 10 candidates tonight, at
which time the camp expects to have
large turnout of members. The degree
work will be In charge of the team from
Camp No. t20, of Iansdale. noted all over
the state for its proficiency and II team
In great demand to exempify the work.
Refreshments will be served following the
business session.
Tho report Of state Secretary william j.
Muir. which Is in the hands Of the secrg9tarlcs
Of tho camps Of the state, shows the following
dates proposed during tho year 7iiO number
candidates initiated during the year, $500
Expelled, 20 Membership ut the end OF 1915
So sS saS 2S 5Gf'gsT gspohSrSs ny qS cHGS
GIB q Amount paid out for sick and death
RnS @ cap S % mdan n
vested IN real estate and bonds, So 3lo0SSsIl. !.
7$G$2 makins The total vsipa,,iog ot- itRc camps
t nrn a d SSSp past smS@Hs Ssa Of 22 S'"
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Independent Americans

Last week delegation of 90 members Of
American Star Council, No 80, order Of Iude.
pendent Americans. inurneyed 10y automobile to
Marshalltown to visit Farmers Council. No.
gJ3, of that place. Delayed route the party.
upon their arrival were cordially received and
Hospitality entertained by the members OF Couh.
ell No 0l3 and their ladies'. In song and story
and the interchange of frnternal sentiment. an
exceedingly pleHsans evening was enjoyed. A
visit to American star Council by the members
OF Marshnlltown Council IL being urged for tho
near future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

. BUTTER-The market ruled firm with demand
absorbing the limited offerings, Quoations
YyS Western solid packed s creamery fancy specials,
sg@2o4ss nearby Sasy prints fancy Sc m syegEage rag
garleky prints, 2GG2sc.; jobbing sales of fancy
firmly held with. supplies well under control.
Quotations: In free cases, nearby extra, 2BC,
sylvqnia current receipts s6,7b per case other
aSs per arst doz WsseTHa a extra arss 500 per
s615ddia per case: fancy selected Gandled
fresh eggs were jobbing at 2S420c. per do2.
CHEESE-DemRn was only moderate, but
offerings were light and the market ruled
new, ~ a. i3%c. specials, higher; do, do.
fair to good, held 1914 q17Ac; do do, part
skims. II Np1baC. ---- ~
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yITAGRAPH FINANCING PLANS
Win Issue s15,OOO,OOO Common and
s10,0OO,OO0 z Per Cent. Preferred

NEW YORK, May ls.-Announeement Is
made that arrangements have been COM
pleted for financing the new Yitagraph com-
nany with a capitalization consisting OF
Sl5, 600, 600 common stock Sl0,000,O0O per
cent preferred stock and sl,000,00O first
mortgage per cent. serial notes,
The notes have been purchased by Horn
blower & Weeks, but nearly all OF the
stock remains in the treasury OF the COM
pany 10 he used for the acquisition OF a
number of other film companies which II
Is proposed ultimately 10 combine with the
Vitagraph in new ilm consolidation
No sale of stock will be made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
Celebration of Sixty-third Anniversary
of the Founding of This Secret Order

The opening baseball games among the
various councils were played Saturday aft
ernoon last and the schedule OF 1918 was
naugurated with much enthusiasm and sue.
cess. Beautiful grounds, located at bsth
and Berks streets, have been secured by
Fairview Council, No. b2. Special exer.
cises marked the opening Of these grounds
and the unfurllng Of Old Glory by members
of that council The public generally and
members OF the various councils especially
are cordially invited to attend these games
and are guaranteed good playing and at
tractive features. The games Will he
played each Saturday afternoon at S;1b at
sgd and Warrington avenue, 93d and Co
lumbia avenue and 56th and Berks streets.
Information concerning games can be Sc
cured from Secretary c. T. Boggs bsi4 Car.
Denter street
The SS sd m ri Of the a GEds5
ance end, end, most snjoyable q any similar events
officers were in charge ,of the affair: w, 4.
SSa poy TrpmaEer s.crary
and r, S. 6 r; 1ayIoTE Wopsnsmlth; trssssyrsr;
. 10 1880 an excellent menu was served, ,ss1d
PERSONS attended % ana wers delighted With Ike
manner in which this important event was cais-
d.4 Il e oSd 'f t. aPeg 2 Ha'i ~ last S. FGs
work being cSeTpnea ~ an eE,ss eGs9 4 sts
jans9n VIII s B!sm j. shsns%sn, as
$sa!Ss FSFS shsfpIsiasj +. aospe %SSsSsSi
s sa % psased WtS ss success @RS n th
affair
yn TSs 4 Pq sS q ysRofs ssS cq
GoioRei John clark Council No, Or. viii & sx.
R6S WRp G5n DO DO so 0'SS Should attend % '"' 81 V'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

The New York SuhtreaSury lost Sl,-bS,-
600 to the banks on Wednesday, making a
cash net loss since Friday OF Sa,OI4OOO'
The Chicago Stock Exchange has ad-
mitted to list S2,Ol250O additional Public
Service of Northern Illinois common stock
making total of Sl2,075,000 and S35OO,OOO
of total authorized S7,O00,000 Paducah and
Illinois first mortgage II per cent, bonds,
dated July /, 1915, and due July /, l965'
Gross earnings of the American Gas and
Electric Company for the year ehdlhg
March 81 were 1921 905, an Increase OF
$74l,s97 over the previous year, The sur
plus for the year was sl,ll972b' an In
crease of S260,29S,
John Hughes, for the last 3 years gen
eral manager of the United States Products
Company, "A subsidiary of the United States
Steel Corporation, has been appointed AS
sistant to President Farrell. He succeeds
Ward b. Perley, who has been elected wee
president and general manager in charge
of the construction of the new Canadian
Steel Works, to be built by United States
Steel.
Charles w. Hobson, president OF the
Southwest General Electric Company is TO
be made executive head Of the new corpora
tion which will take over the electric street
railway and suburban lines in Dallas Tex"
in case United Electric Securities Company
exercises the option given il by Stone
Webster on the Dallas public utility prop
erty.
S. S. Kresge & Co. reports sales for the
month of April amounting to S2,222,9Ol, an
increase of s527,9B0 or 8lI5 per cent, The
sales for the four months OF this year
amounted to T220l26, an increase OF
$1,541,6so, or 27lb per cent
At meeting OF the shareholders of the
r. w Woolworth Company in Watertown,
n. Y, today, C. F. Newberry was elected TO
succeed Walter Williams, resigned. With
this exception the retiring board was re-
elected.
In the second week of May Northern
Pacific gross earnings We're Sl,464,OOO, an
increase of S393.O00, making the gain for
the first two weeks of May S6s4'o0O'
The White Motor Company has closed
contract with the French Government for
800 trucks, and it is rumored that nego-
tiations are pending for an additional con-
tract with the same Government Tor a
larger number of machines,
Cruoible Steel net earnings In April were
approximately 81, 100000. Directors OF the
company. 1t is understood, have informally
discussed the question of payment of ae-
eumulated dividends on the preferred which
amount to about 25 per cent
Federal Judge lands today deferred
confirmation OF the sale OF the Chicago and
Milwaukee Electric Railroad until next
Tuesday. He requested that all attorneys
claims be filed,
subscriptions 10 the fourth Hungarian
war loan thus far amount 10 l,20o,Q0o,000
crowns.
A report from Bridgeport, Conn, that ~
l. du ponf de Nemours Company had pur'
chased Z tract OF 125 acres of Land adioin-
ing the Remington Arms Works with
view fe establishing : new plant there. Is
denied 4 the d. Pont oflices
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, May is

WASHINUTUNt May I6.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
IsyTFalr and continued cool tonight and
friday moderate winds, mostly northwest.
+ The northeastern storm Ii moving down
ne 80 Lawrence Valley and conditions are
clearing over the middle Atlantic States.
While the temperatures have fallen slightly
= most places, Unsettled weather is re-
ported from the central valleys. the Plains
Fsatea and the cotton helt, with local rains
ever large part OF that region. In Texas
ne rains were moderately heavy. Frost
occurred last night at many places in the
Missouri Valley, but reaction 10 warmer
y beginning In all Of the far Northwest
u. s. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Observations taken at a. m, Eastern time,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with fair
Johbng trade. We quote as follows city
beef, w in sets, smoked and air-dricd
,0nG,,S 2GG Western in sets smoked, adc. atty beef
e792sG' Western beef, ltnuckes and tenders
smohed ~ m2hc.t beef hams, s2Sd13O: pork
family, s2H.50Q2gi hams, $. p. cured. loose
giSh G.: do,, skinned. loose, 1s@lshc. do,
GGi,S ETY.. cured as to brand and average, lsh G.;
boiled, honeless, 3Oc. picnic shoulders, s. r.
cured loose. l2h &. do smoked, 1aI5c, bellies,
IN pickle, according to average, loose, 10c
breasf9st bacon, as 10 brand and average, city
cured 10C. do, Western cured lsGp lSla c.: lard
Western refined tierces, 1lhc.: do do tubs
LA ci do. pure city, kettle rendered In tlerces
lO In tuhg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
Driver Held When He Hit Old Man

Cornelius O'Hara, 65 years old, of 53ie
Haverford avenue, is in the Hahnemann
Hospital today with fractured shoulder
and bruises as the result Of being knocked
down by an automobile driven by Thomas
s. Bowman of 1866 South Penn Square.
Bowman was held in $500 bail today for
further hearing on May 90 According to
witnesses, OEIara stepped in the path OF
the automobile at Broad street and South
Penn Square
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
LINZ STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO May Is--H0GS-zHeestpts, n, OO1i
market BE- higher. As7ed ana t6 entehstsi ss.eoy
t9.50@aT5s ilghl. sa55Wi0l plgs, sso00s Aoi
bulk. So sou 10.
Fsaeea. 81 450t039 cows and hslfeerssa - 90
0a.41 sfoaEeEs an9 feads5s.z r., y, - e.tVs tx
#tT#5Haf-- aeaafulz 1000 market stIanF. Eaz
iisa ana western fsHiVi ANTE fs%t@ ~
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POULTRY

LIVE-Deslrable stock sold fairly and ruled
steady under moderate offerings. Quotations:
Fowls, 1902Oc,i ROSTERS, l2p l3c,; spring
lbs. apiece, 3iU3sc. white Leghorns, accord
ing to quality 500 3ae d!pGlLs as 70 size i, and
per pair, 2Sq30c,; do, young, per pair, "OQ22c
DRESsEn-Raceipts were light and the mar
lionst Fresh KILLED poultry, ry-Packed-tE9wls
welSns " 9 box Ss aPecs tPRS S?sS'sd ae wSas
/, lbs, apiece, 22ci weighing S@ JIbs apiece
In barrels, fancy dry-picked weighing 43a %
IBIS aneee 2lHe Yeeghb6ng Ib6G lPS roiecs aPiIeGs
dEypcsed iae 6rollsEs' Jersey Jersey, fancy 500
ssPsBs, IP,-Weighi1sg az s9i0 lSs. agisSSs
spring, sd922sGgs SQUADS, per doz,sEWhi5ts 5s
%fFsHs %hits SselshSs lbs per per daS
white, we!ghlng 5 los; per dog - $3.50 9a 50
do, do, lbs, per dlz;, fg,7bWbi do do. +,
69GT lbs per, dog h s3@a's5l dark 'sSa'a5'
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DIsTILLERs DIVIDEND BIGGER
Board Decides to Cancel Two Million
in Bonds

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The Distillers
9acurities Corporation has declared divi-
asnd Of u per cent. on the stock, The
last disbursement was la of ! per cent and
vas made on October 81, 1912.
The dividend is payable July to holders
ef record June 3. After the meeting of the
board OF directors today, announcement
was made that the board had decided to
cancel s2,O0O,0OO worth of the company's
handa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
VEGETABLES

The market ruled steady with demand ab,
stock. Quotations; White potatoes, per BUSH
a9iSW Wbs ksT S9gs eSg erseg
per Rose S5p5S4Go 4oi NP Nwb,ts otRsr her
tatoes, Florida per bbI,-No, l, S5,a596i No
sESe! ]sTsass sos PsT sweet efSSs Sot
toes Jersey peiswPrs and MaEyland per ham
tatoes, VirsiRla, pei, hbl,, sl5oQiTh, Onions
per ISolP bag 91IoRs No. psns' sss
SSi' a. 50 cabbsgs, south Carolina. per crate
a1'a55 = spinach, Norfolk, per ,bbi l9t; so
Watercress, per 100 lunches sl,5o@.;59 Let g
Beans Florida, per basket. s99e5o Peas Pt9
basket. s28a50 do, DO. per u -bbl basket, 4
6DI.hO. Peppers Florida, per carrier, F2pS
IsRss, sss' Norfolk. per hamper. SOC. @sl. squash
Florida per crate, s1.5O@l. 70. Tomatoes
Florida per earrier-Fancy. S35Og4i choice
81 AAsPSFaEgs garnPp PsF s5ass4aIa esps
Jersey. per buneh-Faney, 2o@25c, prime, 10
a zoe culls, LOG lae hushfponH per SID
basket, doc 4fl
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, May 1S-BUFTER continued
rood trading and hrm market for all grades.
Hscelpts, 1Ol7p packages, Quotations un-
:. E9qR--Generally firm TO strong. with CON
l1nsd' nl ebsoo6Gptons OF surplus IN stoIage Re
Fhlte, 25h Q2Bc.; browns, PAN, a 2lc, mixed
splofs, 221s U24c.; storage-packed irsts. 23h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

Last week the first degree was conferred by
Bernard Brown Lodge, No. llb5, The work
y ~ which Si deorgs BFuner desTss mastsr ,s
This team Is considered one OF the best In the
state and the members admirably lived up 10
ms reputation by the splendid performance
1he work was presented In full ceremonial form
upon a class Of rs waiting candidates IN
acknow ledgement OF the remarkably impressive
and beautiful presentation the brethren Of Ber-
nard Brown Lodge Joined in applause which
by a rising vote OF thanks 10 the Mile degree
stan. The meeting was well attended
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ORDER RED MEN


Tonight large delegation Of warriors
and chiefs of Usage Tribe, of Wilmington,
Delaware, will trail TO this city and In
friendly conquest invade the wigwam Of
Selocta Tribe, No 36s. For their reception
an enjoyable program has been prepared,
and an abundance OF corn and venison Will
be served In honor Of the occasion vir-
tually all Of the band of great chiefs will
attend and make short talks.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

=, The market was quiet hu: steady. Quotations
Extra fine grRnulated, 7.6Odp7 Doc. powdered.
:. .I097. Ijg. colfectioners' A, 7.509 5bc. soft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

Saturday evening the tribes of the Wyoming
Valley VIII hold g district meeting ~ the. wig
wan OF Mento Tribe, 10. 2b7. OF Wilkes Barre.
The character of the work being done by this
tribe II shown by the fact that n the last three
months net gain has been made Of lBd mem
9ers. At the gathering SATURDAY evening al
dresses VIII he made by Nreat sachpm = W,
Wplkcr, Great Prophet Chares II. Pass, Great
senior Sngamore John McComhe and Past Sach-
EN- Samuel Williams, OF Scranton,
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Personal Inventories Filed

Inventories of personally have been filed
with the Register OF Wills in the estates
of Emma H Carter, which is appraised at
S6SO614; Charles l.. Peoples, s3323,s2, and
owen f. Slevin, $2S59.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

Gross earnings of the American Gas and
Electric Company for the year ending
March 81 We're $5,25l, ,905, an increase OF
$74l, ,s97 over the previous year The sur
plus for the year was sl,ll9,7sb, an In
crease of S9602g3,
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was in fair request and generally
steady under TodSgGte GegipgSs 9uR,tdt1l9GIs 1Is
s@5$i @ g aFSsHins' ssI IfSSSSSS B$1 Sa Pavl;;i s$$$
ARIRisdE AIarida Tss'eFn psr erst ,sS %Grapefru PoT
S298 Pineapples, per crate-Porto Rico. 81. %
12,75. Strawberries. per qL1I,EasteTn shore
! 5SI ~ 5' 'rennessee TmiIc Norfolk BG6 6iOc