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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-03
Modern Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors,
Attention!

All Rock Island camps, both So
cieties. are requested to meet at
Chippiannock cemetery. 2:30 p. m,
Sunday, June 4, to participate in
Joint memorial services in honor Of
departed members. Head Clerk
James Mcnamara will act as mas
ter of ceremonies and Supreme Re-
corder Hada NJ Carlson will de-
liver an address; prayer by Rev.
". H. Tope; Grafton by Father c.
P. O'Neill; songs by chorus of 30
little girls. A large attendance is
desired.
J. +. BAUMANN, Chairman.
J. H. SCHREINER, Secretary.
Joint Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-03
GtXBrI0fJ
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy nome or Reldy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For express, call William Trefz.
Prepare for and attend Court of
Honor Carnival of Flowers. Coliseum,
Davenport, Wednesday, June T.
Court of Honor Carnival of Flowers
Floral Dress Ball. Davenport Coli
scum, June 7. Don't miss it.
Error i'm Train Time.
The local officials of the Rock Island
lines in announcing the new time ia
BILE, effective June /, erred in one in
stance. Train No. 221, eastbound,
leaves Rock Island at 1905 a. III. in,
stead Of 1925.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-03
Auditorium Theater, Chicago.

It this building national convention WI"
held simultaneously Republican national convention at e
Coliseum short than 1000 delegates WI" De present
the Bull Moose gathering counted to nominate Roosevelt
forp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-03
Errnr in Train Time.

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-03
~ =.
Officers are Named.

4 nominating committee composed
Of (. :. Browning, Iowa City; {. L.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
stitch In Time

3AlAHW w ffffH
How Could ahe 10 NJ" iho fam
oua romantic domestic drama wa'
about 10 tour tho provinces. aud .
call OF Tho full company had beeo
made al tho rehearsal rooms
Fame Montgomery" said tho man
arer "Tye cast you for The part ol
Gerard DO Glaco Choeola' :"
"'Fre. say" protested Esme Mont.
gomety. that aint going 70 ba good
enough fer me Not, bloomln' Ike
~ alnt going Tor ake a thin
part Ike that Why ine bl'Th'er
dies IN the flrst act"
Locke here. Eame" said the man
ager. Amt Il better 20 die peaceful
IKE on tho stage IN the first ac' than
70 be murdered ny tho audience Al
tho end Of the lAst'"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
WANTS
CLASSIFIED
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED A Nictrola or phonograph
in good condition and cheap EE Is
Guthrie. X F D No +. Bx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
OIL LEASES AND PLATs

OIL leases and township plats for
oil men on sale at Leader office Al
80 assignments. affidayits OF posses
sion and affidavit Of cash bonus
paid. All Of the latest forms. and
conform to oil leasing laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE 100000 TO loan on farms
at a low rate OF interest, long time
easy payments Drop In and have
talk with us; II costs nothing and
may prove vah We to you Pennock
& Son Realty Co., Rooms and o.
ar Rncker.Burton Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A lady's wrist watch at San
ia Fe depot Finder please return to
Leader office. Reward. Lost Sun
day night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
NOTICE

From December goth to December
23rd. inclusive, the Post office will
be open until eight O'Clock IN the
evening for the receipt OF Christmas
parcels, for mailing Frank OlsmIth,
Postmaster.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

OREGON & CALIFORNIA Railroad
\,
Co, Grant Lands. Title to same
revested in United States by Act OF
Congress dated June 3. 1915 Two
million three hundred thousand acres
to be opened for settlement and sale.
Power site. timber and Agricultural
lands. Containing some OF best lands
left In United States. Large Section
al map showing lands and descrip-
ton. Price one dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co, p. o. Box $40. Portland
Oregon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
METROPOLITAN SHINING pARLoR

An up-to date shoe shining parlor
will be established In the stand for
merly occupied by O c Hargis on Ok
lahoma avenue. nsrt door TO Cress
store. &c on week days; Saturday
and Sundays the charge viii be iOc.
They will do all kinds OF fancy work.
Ladies' especially invited to patron p
ize them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

FARM FOR RENT mile from Sew
ard, 100 acres In cultivation 60
acres in pasture with running water
3 room house and out buildings Want
rs acres or more planted TO cotton
win rent for either cash or grain rent
Mrs S + Watson, Seward okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

ChamberlRln's Tablets are ercelleh
Tor constipation They are pleasAn
10 take and mild and gentle In effect
ObtainAble everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

wANTEib-To see vou sell II or rent
n rse a Leader "Clasry ride" sd
lines = 'irnea ~ cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

rrUE Teraa Wondrr cures kidney and
bladder troubles itsaalfra gravel cures
diahatca. e.ak and lainn hps LhounA
iain and an irfaNuiarties afthe klifr 7a aud
bladder iu hoth mon snd zHnea ~ uHi sail
colpi nfsl one small battle ls iso mputhA
treatment and sslAHiu faiis iu pffffft cure
Send lpr trrtluouials ffpm tliis nui eths
stafrt = pf ~ Halt ErG ufifo tifH.
IT. louis ia SuMl hg ifpfa 'sta Ah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

FOR SALE rooms, 8 lots, East
side $500, 800 cash. balance $40
per month without interest
4 rooms west hill, 2 fine lots, only
5000. Terms.
Nice place in north east part OF city
only $3.50, cash.
6 room house and two lots on East
Logan, clear TO exchange for farm
near Meridian. VIII pay boot Dooley
q Armstrong. Phone 399.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18

CITY 5cAvEk6ER CO.
VIII pay for all dead cattle and
,orses And all garbage and scaven'
ger work done promptly Phone t64
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LEADER WANTS BRING RnsULrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-18
PERSONAL

TADIEsi Ast your Druggist fof Chiehss,srs Piils
tho Diamond Brand. For as ysan sso~n ~
- 4, Safest Always Reliable. Buy oiYNlt lleFtAt
A axe no other. thirhesieFs Diam nd hr"n'
','I1s AZ .oid - - -sf .r"~f
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Bradreet and Dun Report Continued Expansion of Business
Record Production and Distribution, Coupled with Con-
sentative Tendency to Check Speculative Excess

New York. March 3l.-Dun's Review of
Trade for the week ending tomorrow will
say:
1t is reassuring. at a time of unprece-
dented business activity. that conserva-
tism is increasing rather than diminish
ing. Confidence is widespread in the con-
tinuanCe of record-breaking achievements
In production and distribution. but there
Is now more general disposition to
avoid speculative excuses.
Almost without exception mills. shops
and factories are crowded to their ut
most capacity. and overtime is in force
wherever possible, but in many cases op-
erstions continue to be hampered by the
scarcity OF raw materials. by labor
troubles. and by a shortage of skilled
hands
Strictly domestic requirements now
overtaX productive and transporting ia
cllities. while the development of foreign
trade. though extensive is restricted by
the difficulties in oversee shipping.
Collections nearly everywhere show
gratifying Improvement Other records
present similar characteristics. such as
the notable gains in bank clearings and
railroad earnings and numerous decIara-
tions OF initial dividends or increa sed dis
bursements.
Being governed largely by the weather
retail trade-the last step in the move
ment from producer to Consumer-is ir-
regular. but dealings bulk heavy in the
aggregate and under favorable conditions
distribution Of spring merchandise will
attain even greater dimensions.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, March 3l.-Buying power in wheat was
lacking when most needed to-day. and prices
I to = lower in consequence. There were too
many longs who wanted to secure profits and be
cause Of this the weakness became pronounced and
the edge of the market at close although the
highest levels the present price upturn were
established.
Considerable wheat bought early on crop
damage reports. coupled with the general belief
Of further and pronounced deterioration. When
few Of the larger longs attempted TO convert
their paper profits into actual money. many
follow ed their example that pronounced price losses
resulted. MAY selling of 2lsc. July lAc and Sep
TENDER sc from the top prices
As is usually the case when the trend If values
is uncertain. there was more less that
appeared to have been manufactured" cable
credited to Liverpool said that anywhere from
10000 BUSHES to 100000 bushels Of wheat had
been purchased by the British commissions in the
United States and Canada and they were still
buying for future delivery II was also said there
a good demand fO- flour English account
A cable was credited to New York concern say
ing that the sharp prise loss at Liverpool
the report that London had closed large contracts
for Russian wheat to come through the Dardaneles
during May and June. While this cable attracted
great deal Of attention, it generally dis
credited here.
Corn ruled strong and higher. advancing i 70 &c
while oats was 4 TO &c lower. Local interests
led in the buying Of corn, although there was
little news that WAS bullish
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01

case; fancy selected candled fresh egg were Soe-
hing at gas per dozsn.
BUTTER-sod fsiriy and ruled firm uDosf
light receipts The quotations follow: Westeru
-o1d Iscked creamery. fancy Epecialz 20; extra, y;
eItTa hrsts. 3 hrsts .; seconds. AGE; De&rbs
pfinu fancy, a; sTersge e1tu, 3ss-o; hrsts, a~S /;
seconds SAB; joboing sales Of fancy Tr1nts ttss
LIVE POULTRY-Fows IssIs; rOosterz. iaai3;
spring chickens. soft-mested. lsa20: do. stage.
lisl5; ducks. TO SIR and quality. lsa3; sees
rals; pigeons Old per pair. 2saSo. do, y0uus.
per pair, 21sz.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh 1ulisd poultrs. dry
packed, fowls. Y to boz dry Iscsed fancy seectea
q: weighing AzaS pounds APIECE, pH: DO. lbs.
apiece. IN; do. ~ IbS apiece. ~; do, he
apiece. 1sls; fOwls. In barrels fEncy DRY picked.
Weighing ikss5 lbs. apiece p; do. lbs. apiece.
70: small sizes. l6sls: old rOO@ters. drypeked. %;
chickens, Jersey fancy broers 24s3; other nearby
fancy brolers FAB Western bFoilers. Weighing
llss2 lbs APIECE. Zs2I; Northern Illinois ehicfens
fancy yellow, weighing 4 lbs and over In eoHes.
s,s2; Northern Illinois. fancy. weighing essSbs
lbs, in boxes. Issls; Northern Illinois. fsneJ.
EeigIing EzaJi4 lbS. in barrels. EsS; other West
EN-, weighing 4 lbs and over. In boxes iszs; DO.
do. 2'4aH4 lbs. In boxes lest1: do do, gsasis
lbs. in barrels. ljals; infeTioT. B; esponE. per
ID, weighing sxlO Ibs apiece, EG2s smaller siEes.
Zs1; turkeys. fancy. young hens and toms )
DO. fair 20 choice Zza30 do, old t04ns g; sITinf
dos. nearby, lss2O: do. Western fancy. rss:
do, do, fair good. "a 5 gree. lSa2); squads.
per duz., White. weighing IIsl2 Tbs 5.s5seoo: do.
DO. s7lO lbS, S.c5x5 Is: do. do. lb--. to)si1 IS
do. do. lbs.. s2jA375: do. do. CEsz liz. 2.SS
rs; dark. 2los2-75 small and No. >, l.oOOl.55.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
COTTON MARKETS,

New York, March H--Tradns IN cotton con-
ttnusd dull and featureless to-day. Prices in ths
forenoon declined to points net. but offerings
absorbed easily and they rallied. Final prices
showed a net loss Of TO points
In ocean freight rates. It said that charges
asked for room vessels leaving Southern ports
for HAVE today the highest Of tn. season.
Spot at liverpool was quiet at decline Of 8
points the basis q IND for mid-uplAnd Futures
in the English market were quiet and steady at
a net advance Of y to l point. Spot here was
quiet and unchanged at l2.lOc: there sales
The amount brought into sight for the week. New
York figures 2I,S52 bales, against SO 83 bales
4 year ago, and 49, 5s two years ago.
Spinnsrs' taking Of American cotton for the week
were 81 Is5 bales. against Se.7l3 bales year ago
Port receipts for the day 9, 09 bales, against
2 go last year. New York warehouse stocks are
lse " bales. compared with "a, 46e year ago EI-
ports for the day were $3.50 bales contrasted with
. 20 last year TodAys total included IL 80 bales
to the Continent and 2SO bales TO Japan and
China Clearances for the aggregate $50 sl6
bales. compared with s6l 30 for the corresponding
period last season
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01

New York. March a.-Bradstreet's
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
After eight months of steady expan-
sion trade still continues on the upgrade
and its chief characteristic is continued
activity.
along to stimulate retail distribution; the
old plant o. lack of materials. al well
as of car shortages. is as loud as ever;
prices keep on rising, practically every
report speaking OF this feature as a fac
tor that falls to discourage business.
Present demand for raiment OF all kinds
Is excellent. while that for fall ship
ment is likewise of large proportions
The third month of the year was indeed
an exceptionally active month, no doubt
the best March on record.
Labor is in scant supply, the shortage
promises to become acute.
Industry huns with activity. textile
mills find themselves unable to make de-
liVeries as promised. and the railway
traft1c congestion holds up shipments Of
materials needed for manufacturers
Bank deposits are at the highest point
ever known. money is in better demand,
rates are somewhat tirmer and bank
cleartngs. though smaller than last week.
excel those of one and two years ago
winter wheat crop reports are irregu-
lar. Stock market activity has dwindIed
Mexican and European affairs. in con-
Junction with uncertainty about the
Western railway labor situation. acting
to discourage public participation.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
Street HEAVY;
COPPERS STRONG
Scant Response of Rails to
Earnings Points to Brit
ish Liquidation.
AUTO DEMAND EXPANDS
Most Professional Traders Are Shors
Counting on Complications in
Mexico or Germany.

New York March 31.-Except for some
bullish activity in a few munitions stocks
and strong support of the cOppers, there
was little Of moment In the stock mar
ket today. Anglo-FrenCh bonds con-
tinued active and higher and indicated
confidence of the allies in the outcome
Of the Verdun fight.
Action Of the railroad stocks suggests
that Morgan & Co. have already begun
the campaign of liquidation in behalf of
the British government. Phenomenal
railroad earnings that should cause ad-
vsnces OF from FIVE to ten points In the
leading issues are without effect. Dis
tributiOn Of the foreign stocks Is made
easy because so many investment houses
are urging clients to take railroad shares
as a matter OF safety
An investigation among leading COM
mission houses today disclosed the fact
that nearly all professional traders are
short of stocks. They are confident that
compiled tons will arise in connection
with the German affair and that some
unpleasant surprises will develop in
Mexico. Most of them have the idea OF
staying short until Monday at any rate.
shorts Would Quickly Cover.
Should nothing unfavorable develop
over Sunday. it will take but little good
news to start these shorts covering and
put up the market. At the moment how
ever, the bull party has no leadership.
Foreign demand for automobiles for
other than war purposes is growing rap
idly. One concern announced today that
it has orders for 100000 worth Of tour
ing cars and trucks for Russian business
men alone.
Directors OF the United States Steel
Corporation are understood to have plan
ned a special fund of 100000 to be set
aside a dividend equilibratOr. This
is an idea that is likely to become popu-
lar.
Wall street heard today from an au-
thoritative source that negotiations are
under way looking to the acquisition of
the Lake torpedo boat Dy a subsidiary
Of the United states steel Corporation.
Official announcement was still lacking
today Of the big munitions order that
American Locomotive, Westinghouse and
New York Air Brake is to get.
A statement was made today by a
steel man that he doubted the possibility
OF this big order being placed because
all the steel mills are away behind on
orders for shrapnel steel placed by for
eign governments. With the exception
OF Bethlehem and Midvale, no company
in America Is in a position to take a
shrapneI order unless II has the steel
engaged. The American Locomotive
Company has made no reservation of
steel for this business
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

at per cent: high n per oent; low Is per cent
renewals per cent; ruling rate, pr cent; closed,
. PCT cent.
There no particular chsnge in the market
for f1ed-dats accommodation. Borrowers showed
tendency to shorten their commitments rather than
TO increase them, and the slack trading in stocks
helped them IN that direction Rates for mixed
money: 214a2& Per cent for sixty days. 2&a3 per
cent for ninety days, 3a3s per ornt for four FIVE.
and SIX months.
No disposition was shown tbs part Of CONNER
cal borrowers to increase their commitments and
trading in discounts remains at low ebb. Note
brokers had difficulty in disposing Of paper as
soon they procure it. Rates unchanged At Sash
per cent, according 70 the grade Of the name.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
sEx-diridend
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations gwen below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices
The produce market remained steady Yesterday
on all goods except veal calves Live stock poultry
and pork remained in firm demand. Eggs were
active and figures unchanged. light demand
prevailed for veal calves, which caused frac-
tionsl weakening in the figures.
GiGS-Fresh. per duz. ban.
BUTTER-Best prints new. p~r ID. 80 do, tub
per h.. q; process. under grade. creamery
1aO; store packed lsaD
LARD-Tub. pure. h.. llal2; do compound IOis +:
ottonseed oil, Ter can, 375.
CHEESE-New York. new. per ID. q: fst. Pc
III. IS; Swiss domestic. per ID. q do. foreign
per lb 40
LIVE POULTRY Hens, H.. Trials: ROSTERS. ID
Il; spring ducks. pev ID. lSs0: chickens, per ID
t3sB; turkeys. PER 10. ZA3
GREEN GOODs-Beans, per has. 2ooa35o; bects.
per crate. lDa25O; Brsses' sprouts pr Of -4a7;
cabbage. per Dbl. 75aeo; do. new per has I.0a
i75; caruts. Ier bunch. s; caulifower. per crate
2oca2-25; ceIe'y, Florida. per crate 2OOa2.25; Gu,
crate, l.75a2oo; ezgpsnts per crate 2.5Oa3 50 ;
kale, per Dbl. Local . lettuce, Florida. PCT bas
l.0Oa35O onions, per lack. 2.75a3OO; parsnips per
box, 5Oa60; peppers. crate. L75S3o2: popcorn. box.
Jams. PER Dbl. / sOa2.o %; squash. per Dbl. l.sa.
LIS; rhWra-b. per doL. EealG0: spinach. PEI Dbl.
2ooa2So; tomatoes Florida. Per crate. .75a225: tur
nins. per Dbl. l.ooal.5o: d.. per box. 25a4o.
ShClLD-Appes pcf DS', -Ust W. IsnoeFleA
per Dbl. s.ooslC So do. ner box. L75a20: grape
truit, per box. 27js3Oo lemons per box AOOa4 So;
oranges. 4ooa4-Jo; oranges Florida. per crate Elsa
$50; Dn.applcs per crate. 3.Joa4oo
LIVE STOCK-Nea calves, prime. per H.. IOalOl7
do. medium. ID. 9asi.: spring lambs Per h.. 3
DRESSED GOODS-Drssed hogs. small. per h..
ul!al2: do. medium. per -. llsll7i.
HAY. STRAW AND CORN-Hay best timn.-y,
per ton $50 mixed per ton. l2.OGal5 %; straw per
ton l0t0a'3GO; wheat straw per ton. go; cCrn,
now. per bbl. 100
sEEDs-Clorer. rrd per ~. fsaep!; do. ,l.fls.
per ID. l6a.S; do. timothy. per bus. 325aS 60;
rsdtop. per h.. lasl2; orchard grass. per bus.
al0s2 20; blue grsss per bus. -; COW peas per
bushel. le5S2OO sofa beans. per bus l.55: alfalff
dover. per h.. 2Oa22; seed potatoes per Dbl, i3.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
MARKET WORKS
follower LEVEL
Demand Decidedly Restricted
on Local Exchange-Wash-
ington Gas Leads.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Copper Sales for Week Approximate
100000 Pounds-Miami
to Continue Soaring.

With marked indifference among
traders, the local list continued to
work slowly to lower levels at yes
terday's session OF the exchange.
though for no apparent cause. Demand
Investment and speculative-fs de-
cidedly restricted. and has been for
precedented deposits, are investing in
bonds of shorter maturity and greater
activity than local issues in order to
be ready to meet demands for custo-
mers If the temporary slump of the
past three weeks shall be taken up by
late spring activity.
The belief is gaining ground that
there was some profit-taking a few
days ago when Lanston struck the
high of her recent movement. Despite
every reason for confidence that at
least a per cent dividend payable
June /, will be declared on Tuesday.
the stock seems inclined to ease off
gradually without The incentive of an
active demand. Yesterdays sale price
was one point off of the asking price
of Thursday. and the asking price at
close was II IA with rs IA offered.
Washington Gas again was the lead
er in yesterdays trading, and fifty
shares changed hands at 741-4, the
bid price of Thursday.
An offer of So a share for the CAPT
tai stock of the Arlington Fire Insur
ance Company or any part thereof
aroused some interest on the call and
brought an offer OF 1000 shares for
$40, but no trading resulted.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
nancial Page Published in Washington

weste7u Cohio, hras, %; West Virginia hrsts. %;
southern North Cardinal 6nas, lsals.
. BUTTER-Cresmoy. fancy. 5sGssz do, choice,
sSsa; do. good. a55; do, prints 3saaO; do blocks
sac; do, ladies, saas: do, Maryland and Penn
sylysnis rolls 2ia2s; do, Ohio rolls. 2ia3; do.
Maryland Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy Prints
Stag process butter, 2sASo; storepscksd. p
LIVE POULTRr-Pricss per pound Chickens,
young large, smooth. 22a3; do winter ? Ibs. and
under. 8a3O; do. young. rough, ssggy. l6Al7; do,
old hens, heavy, fat, IS; do. old hens, small 70
medium -; do old ROSTERS Ioall. Ducks mus
cOFy and mongrel 17sls do. white pehings. ISs2o;
Young lsazj. Pigeons. Dair. old, SAB: do young.
ssso. Guinea fowl. each. Young, ~ lbs. and over.
70; do. smaller, Saeo; do. old, 90
DRESSED POULTRG-I'rces per pound: Chick
ems. small young Za24; do. mixed young and old
lenS do. odd ROSTERS. llxl2 Ducks choice. fat.
BAD eapons, lbs. and over, zs25 do smaller.
nsS do. dips. Oz2l.
toes. white. Eas'crn Shore. McComicAs. Isr bus.
sal.oor do. Maryland and Penns Ivsna. l.I0al. .
do. New York md Maine l.loal.2o; sweets ycIlogs,
Eastern Shore Maryland, pr bot. 2.CON2 80; do.
EsstGm Shore Virginia l5Oal.55; do. Delaware.
fancy. 2ooG25o; DO. York River. iancy. I.7sa2co;
do. bamIef:' Ter basket 7oaso; do sosd sweets,
~ Ltl. lL2jal.Jo: ysms. y. C.. No. J. bb. liza
20. Apples. n. Y. STATE. packed. Dbl. 2ooR2-5J;
&C. Western Maryland and PennSyVsnia uscked,
iT5-2.7j; Lcaus Florida. green. per Bask~t 2O0s2JO
do. WAY psr basket. I.75S2 Is do. pearl. l.75s2G
cabbage, New York State ton Old I2O0sI5.OJ: do.
new, Florida per bsssct, l.2jal5; do. y. NOrk
Snd florida. per crate, 22ja2 80; celery, Florida
ncr crate. 10 2S cucImbers. F1orida per basket
'.LSai.S0: csgpIauts. Florida. pCr crate ..j0a3OG
arApcfrTit Florida per box, 2Oos2T5; hcTgeradish,
nearby. pcr box. l.5sl.SO. hale h~Tfcik, per btl
fSsl0o; lettuce FIUrida per Il bbi basket. loGz20
onIous Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, vel
low. pr bus. f5sl.25; do, Western Ter LOO TO-
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