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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

r, SEW YORK February = Port movement
AiiGdlinr. u &c Exports .'s' hiI"S: stock
3?2 io1 bales
G44 bales, exports. 1885 hnles. stock i"i-.-
Total for wceR--Ne, receipts. 90 so na'e.
e 4otal .or - season Ne, rec.p,s 5;,7a>
bales. exports, ." baes
NEW ORLEANS. FeDruary ?. Cotton cas-
nervous here to-day. aud though pri,"
changes were broad III" close sG"" "I iu.
significant: net ,esul's March being { mint
net higher. with active months 10 : points
lower.
Tho uarke, openeu At an advance ~ good
cables and ON The f:st 'al went =" .
points up. Prices responded quickly :"
heavy selling until they wci" ~ 20 10
points undcr Saturdays huai hsuro-. ON
the decline good supper; was met ana grad
nal improvement carried prices 10 net Id
vaucc OF 5 90 y roints. In ~" afternoon
the advance not we'll maintained
The selling vas mainly the result un ~
tainty over Germany submarine policy
hears were not aggressive ~ usual ok
ports were large and attracted much at'cr-
tion. The total movement q" '"T":"u ports
for the day WAS $685. halcz
The market closed steady Closing bio
March. 1875; May 1i.0s; iulS lia;. October
ll.57: December. lits. spot cotton. steady,
unchanged. Sales ON ihc spot. c5) bales ::
!. to arrive. 80 bales Middltnr l. l2c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. February .S-cotiou goods
;'n" yarns We're FIRM to-day saw silk. ian.
"n"s' Erauos, WAS quoted ~ IA" nichcs,
rT"c since 1901, ana within point Of the
h'SA marx reached il that year Sales Of
r'M slik were mad" t. manufacturers for
delivery UP .lmlN
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twelve months. but most OF ;nem arc
from sixty to ninety days
BESIDES Richmond. Newport News
ana North Carolina people were here
to-day looking for Investments Tampa.
Fla. also has Il representatives
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SE virtue of a certain deed OF |
dated Fct ruary =. 1913. and rec
In tho clerks Office. Richmond Chat
Court. in Decd Book 221-D. Dagy
default having been made in Ind
mont OF portion OF tho debt
secured. and being required so
by tho beneficiary. the under, !
trustee viii sell a, public auctio
the premises, on
FRIDAY. MARCH ,, 1918.
At . o'clock l.. NJ.
the real estate described In the
decd AS follows: Commencing !
point Oh the eastern line OF Tw3
ninth street. - feet south OF 4
Street; thence running Southn
along the eastern line OF Twenty
street and fronting thereon 20 fcrj
extending back castwardly froir<
front, between parallel lines, IL
TO an alley 10 feet wide
TERMS: For cash enough tos
the expenses OF executing thisi
and TO pay sll.j7 balance due q
from November ). 1918. with 4
thereon, and also note for
February ), 1916 With interest
with a credit Of $1,000. due
,. 1917, with quarterly intcr' at
balance 10 he secured by a,
trust on said property at onrA
all cash, at the option OF the
+. LOEEAIN -
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KICHMuNB PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations

AUGUST ".6ln:.G:; September 9agnoGr De.
toh"r. N.'onS.r6 Total sales ,j.7Op barrels
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RICIiMOND UAy U,rx,r
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT.

/ 'JiI'INN0, FsbruAry :t.--ii ovn-- RrrcInI,
400: suonE Bulk w55Hfs,o: light. H!5
aB'o mixed. 's.s5dls,S: hoavy, ssso5ts 50;
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

zoo .Allis-cha liners ...y
200 \llis-ChalmcrS. pfd 80.
LOO Am. Ayr. Chem. com
900 INNER. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 .Nmerican Can .......
go american Can, pfd.
i.6oo Amer. Car and F'dry.
800 american Cotton Oil.
100 Amer. Hide ana Lea. pr
S,ln" american l.inSccd OIL
100 American Locomotive
Amer. Loco. pfd ...
200 American Smelling
american Snuff. com -.
900 American Sugar .
loo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Go. ;.
200 american Tobacco. com.
100 American Tobacco. pfI.
5000 Anaconda copper
$500 .Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. &. l.. of Connecticut.
100 Baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem steel Co, com
Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
5000 Baldwin Loco. com. -.
zoo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Central Leather. com.
800 Canadian Pacific
200 California Petroleum e.
500 chesapeake and Ohio.
SEQ Chicago Great Western
800 Chi. Great West. pfd
200 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. .
$500 truciblc Steel Cor. com
400 cruciblc steel. pfd.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron. 3.
100 Colorado and Southern
5000 DiStillcrS ..
5000 Corn Products, com
$500 Dome Mines ......
fS,I0o Erie
800 Erie. LIST pfd .........
400 Fed. Min. AMI SIN. pfd. :.
l.l0n General Electric
1000 Goodrich. com.
100 Great Northern, pfd.
200 Great Northern Ore cts
600 Illinois Central
100 lntcrboro- Cons. com
200 intcrboro-cons.. pfd -.
1900 Int. MGR Mar, com. ctfs.
5000 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd. ctfs.
300 Int. Taper ......
600 Mt Paper. Dfd. .....
Ia" Kansas City So, com. -.
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NOTICE-BANKRUPT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST
EHN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
In the matter Of In
WILLIE II. RoSSON.
Bankrupt. bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Oh.
CREDITORS.
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AUCTION SaLES-Irutu,

TRUSTEES AUCTION s.
OF
VAIL ABi.E FARM NEAR DI
STATION, IN NEW KENT
VA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
NEW YORK. Sept. %.


including all
ecord-breaker selling a 2%
In opera o
Oft
in its not
in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
MARKET FOR STEEL is NOW SHAPING E.
ITSELF FOR AN UPTURN IN PR1crc
Billets and Sheet Bars Will Probably Be Leaders in n,
ward Movement-Bulk of Trading on Local 0P
Change in Steel Common

Although no advances In steel prices
have been announced as yet, the market is
shaping itself for an upturn, and each week
gives more Indications OF higher quota
tions for some products which are In IN
creased demand. Billets and sheet bars
will probably be the leaders in the next
upward movement and will be followed by
various other articles.
In connection with the Mrge demand and
substantial orders that arA being placed,
steel plates and tin plate also must be
mentioned The demand for these prod
ucts. especially tho latter is actually clog
glng the mills OF the makers and there
will be large carry-overs into next year
of orders which were expected TO be filled
during the current calendar twelve
months.
That the consumers in this country are
now convinced that higher prices will be
established is shown by the fact that they
are willing TO place their orders at the
present levels and are asking for larger
tonnages than the manufacturers are look
ing for. This has again resulted In re-
fusals, but these are due mainly to the
fact that the deliveries requested cannot
be given because Of the pressure of business
already on the books of the makers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
BIG FOREIGN COPPER ORDER
BREAKS ALL HIGH RECORDS
Amount Is 100000 Long Tons for Six
Months Delivery

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-The much-talked
of big foreign order for copper was placed
this morning. The quantity is 100000 long
tons, or 44S.0o0,0 900 pounds, to be delivered
over the first six months of 1917.
This business is unparalleled in the his
tory of the copper trade No such pur-
chase for delivery over any length Of time
has ever been made. and the quantity
$4,000. 900 pounds a month, is about equal
to the maximum tonnage ever exported.
The business will be divided among the
principal producers. the United Metals Sell
ing Company and the American Smelling
and Refining Company, on account Of their
volume of business, taking the bulk OF the
order.
The total amount Of money involved in
the transaction Is about $i25. 900. 900, and
the price is understood 10 approximate the
present market price. probably between 20
and 27 cents. but none OF the producers this
morning would state the actual figures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Ice COMPANY. usual semirhhidid XXI. did.
dend take care. OF bond Interest ooliEAu''
American Ice Securities Company. .,,s r.er.J
indiana Pipe Line Company. nsu1hl y ussol1sf1
Of ~ per share., payable November 10 70 ~
Auxilisry Fire Alarm and Telegram an -
pany, half of one per cent on prseord ~
tomber 25 Also, regular quarterly n@srtt
~ per cent on the preferred ,ass,nbsr 81
National Carbon Company. regular Ky 0olob1r
cent on preferred stock. payable Nosen
ssisIlss sssPsssiaNsr 80 to stock OF '''s'a ~
.dsnersi Baking Company, rss.llssrk rss.alssk a9ssik 9pa,sik
October to stock Of record sePtsme.s,ss ,ffssry
:. Kolb Bakery Company. resuiAI ,aafiT w pajsbt
octobsr 70 stock Of record September -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
MIDVALE STEEL GOES
TO NEW HIGH ON CURB
Other Issues in Good Demand,
but Not as Strong as Ex-
change Stocks

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-There was a
good demand for stocks on the Broad
Street Curb, but no issue of that market
showed the strength which was displayed
in the market leaders on the Exchange.
There was a good demand again for Mid
vale Steel, which late in the forenoon ad-
vanced to 75A a new high record on this
movement.
Zinc Concentrating, which for some time
ranged around 4, was in increased demand
a result # the announcement that the
plants of the company at Cuba City and
Linden. Wis, are working at full capacity
and that the company is now negotiating
with several zinc-producing concerns for
the installation Of it's process
Buying based on these statements car
ried the price up to during the trading
in the forenoon. Submarine was also in
good demand, selling at 40.
In the mining stocks. Magma was the
feature, advancing to lSk. a new high rec
ord. United Verde rose to 43 and there was
a strong tone shown in Ray Consolidated,
which sold at 4. Butte Copper and Zinc
was traded in at TN
Rex Consolidated opened at 33. but later
reacted to 30h cents.
The independent oil stocks were quiet and
without special feature.
United Motors, after selling at 67h,
reacted to 67.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-An accumulation
of overnight selling and increased hedging
caused an easier cone to the cotton market
this morning which resulted In declines OF
8 to l6 points on the cali.
There was only moderate buying power,
which was not reached until prices had
been put down TO the lowest levels. AT
these points. however. commission houses
and room traders started purchasing and
the market had rallied to points be-
fore the end ~ '.le- first ten minutes.
The LiVs pool market was closed, but
brokers usually acting for foreign inter-
ests were buyers of January.
Weather conditions in the South were
favorable for picking. There were only
small scattered showers and temperatures
were considerably higher.
The rally from the early decline carried
prices about to points above last nights
closing figures. but demand tapered on on
the advance, suggesting that II had been
largely In the way OF covering for over the
weekend prices later eased on again un-
der general local selling.
Some little southern hedge selling was
reported on the early advance. but offer
ings from that source were not heavy and
the talk around the ring suggested that
sentiment was wavering between the bear
ish idea OF accumulating supplies and the
bulllsh view OF the ultimate outcome.
The cotton receipts at the ports for the
day we're estimated at $4,000 bales, COM
pared with $4,000 bales last week and 49,
| 66s bales last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
Cotton Buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK. Sept, 23.-october-H.
Hubbard. Hentz and Cone bought; Schill
and Cohen sold.
December-G. Gumoens, Finn, Hartcorn
and Mohr bought II. Hubbard, Hopkins,
Norden, Keiffer and c. Hicks sold
January-Hagedorn, Sellar. H. Hubbard
Shay. Geer and orvis bought; Hopkins,
wiggin, cardoza. Bartlett. Glover and
Schill sold.
March-Flinn. Gumoens. McEnany and
schley bought Oris. Schill and Geer sold,
May-Hagedorn. Hentz. Bashford and
watkins bought; Finn. schill. Keiffer and
O'Connor sold
July-Keiner bought Lowenstein sold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23

The foreign demand for stes, a.
signs of letting up; in fact n 4. 'uows y
that considerably larger expor, sppa'sn'
could be taken II the manufac, c,ur,rs eontrsct'
a position to make the shipnoer..s YER .eIf d
As II is. this foreign bushes. s,t ues'st
will come TO the steel compan,s. ss.'.,ntualy
deliveries which can be made ''' N
Railroad buying Of steel rail. -.
equipment is showing signs os ,saa o'r
and some abnormally large for.,a~ ,a,~e'sa.ln< n<
are pending, which. according ~ ~ or1s's
ent outlook, will be closed shortly "ss'
United States Steel comuon -.
owed everything else in the tvo.S,'.u 'lae-
sion Of the Philadelphia StocL tO,l, ses-
today. The price scared TO 1i7iI I.nanf'
OF points. establishing new b,gh nn
The demand for the stock was lar. ,sosu 'o.
sold in blocks of 1000 shares. sno 4
The remainder OF the marxe, ,.,..
exception OF a two-point advance 4. ~ n.
ern New York and Pennsyiyan,a west
sold at 16. was narrow and vi,hg,,. ~n'ea lla
ticular change. PHILADELPHIA Ran,S par
sit trust certificates held firm :, ., mn
changed, while Union Traction on un
sales, declined ". A block OF tooa n. ies
Transit certificates sold at 2i. "spN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
BIG WAGES MAY CUT
RAILROAD DIVIDENDS
English Investors Fear Dimin-
ished Traffic After Peace
Comes-Money Scarce
By FRANCIS w. HIRST
peoial Gable to the EvenimO LedO,

Special Gable to the Evening Led0.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The railway settle
ment which prevented a strike and me
doubling of the war bonus have relieves
the public mind without assisting the rising
prices and the fallen purchasing power q
money since the last arrangement. lnvesioH
fear the increased wage bill and dlmin.
ished railroad traffic after peace is declalsa
will cut into railroad dividends
When prices fall and the shortage v
labor gives place to redundance It VIII %
much easier for small employers than lart'
corporations to reduce wages proporton-
ately. An ideal plan would be the inoeA
number and tabular standard currency.
Exchange movements mostly favor L1
don. Yesterdays bank return showed y
important change. Floating money remain
rather scarce, but the new Frencn Ires.|
ury bills, yielding nearly GA per cent, =.
in demand The Treasury Is stlil pqy
mobilizing securities for exchange purpo-
Merchants and shippers are wen pleea
with the easier tendency OF hohiss--
freights except from the Mediterrsnee1
The war apparently has produced its ms.s \,
mum effect here and the stimulus gwen
neutral shipbuilders by exorbitanl ~
owner profits has increased the supply
spite increased risks and losses. lal
freight might check rather than aIies'
fresh rise in prices, for only traction \.
the increased wheat and meat prioe' :
due TO freights.
A shortage in labor in mutton-produeIhs
Australia, Canada and other new coun1l II y
has reduced the overseas meat supply W. ~.
remarkable results here. Thus young ~
worth fifteen shillings before the war ~. ~.
are worth thirty. suggesting ina, -
farmers are anticipating much dearer pssss =
next year. Fish fetch record prizes !.
Billingsgate. Plums are cheap mama u
large crops abroad and at home and a - ~.
OF sugar to preserve the fruit. UnoeI =,
protection OF government monopoD sssr 80,
has risen more than any other lmponss. o "a.
food commodity and the distributes =. 4 4.
pears TO be exceedingly bad. LaisseA -, ~,
philosophy should come into lis own @'T'
the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-As was the case
during the greater part OF the week the
Foreign Exchange market dealings today
was conspicuous for apathy. There were
no changes Of importance or developments
Of Interest.
Quotations: Demand sterling 4.75A,
cables. 476 7-16; long sterling nominal al
471E for sixty days and 4.6oh for ninety
days; franc cables b.S5%, checks 6.ssh
Euilder cables 40 1915. checks 4ON
reichsmarks cables 70z, checks 7OA
lire cables. 6.45h. checks 6.46: Swiss
cables B.82x. checks bssM; Vienna cables
12.oe. checks. i2.0s; kroner cables. 2s.70
checks 1855 pesetas cables 2s.1s. checkl
2018; rubles cables s2.S2. checks 32.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
LOCAL CLEARINGS LEAD
Banks Throughout Country Transact
More Business

Banks throughout the country trans
acted a greater volume OF business this
week than last, and the transactions -totaled
ass per cent more than the corresponding
week OF last year The total for the week
10 sB.sSs.e2o.7ls, as compared with sb.2s2,-
sss. s7s last week and sses0.42b.Bo5 the
same week last year. Philadelphia leads all
cities for the percentage Of gain over last
year. the increase here being SIS per cent.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
Sugar Futures Market Quiet

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-The market for
sugar futures opened quiet but steady to-
day with hrst sales showing the market
unchanged 10 an advance OF one point,
Business on the call amounted 10 $50 tons.
closed for the day. operators appeared
willing q await fresh deFeIopments there
n<x( @e1k 0n the call ueceuhef sold AZ
<t@ 4n1 March opened Il as 4Id sold et
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-The market for
coffee futures opened steady this morning,
1 20 points higher, with sales on the call
$3.50 bags.
The market became fairly active after
the call, with Wall Street giving support to
December, March and May, prices showing
net gains of 4 10 8 points, with sales Of
about 1850 bags. The market was with
out fresh news OF any kind because II is
still showing a disposition TO offer coffee
freely and the spot markets here con-
tinuinR dull and normal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
Spot Wheat Firm at Liverpool

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 23.-Spot wheat was
hrm today. with No. 1 Chicago quoted at
las I'd. and No. 2 hard winter l3s lOhd. an
advance OF I'd. No ? Western 13s I'd, a
gain Of Sd; No. 1 Northern Manitoba las
4hd. an upturn OF 2hd. and No. 2 North.
ern Manitoba las I'd, up Id. Corn was
frm with American mixed I'd higher al
los 3hd. while plate showed an advance
OF "a at los Id. Flour was unchanged al
bOs Sd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO Sept, 2s.-Hoqs--Reeeipts, 5000.
g tSss S.a S 'SS' FSSs Sss
s7s2S4giJe. fSlsl Rseslpss sSo Market steady
y slS aS t..s.s. ss. aps dbsfss
ssseyys gta so: eaisss' ss.f00b.IG '''''
aopS so ,s%S Ms5s, Sssss Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Loans, Demand Deposits and Reserves
Show Increases

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-The New York
bank statement this week shows an In
crease of s727, 900 in the average loans and
Sl3,265, 900 in the actual.
Demand deposits and reserves increased
In both statements. Time deposits were
smaller.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
Financial Briefs

Gross earnings Of the Northern States
Power Company during August were $443.-
9S2 an increase of $66,639, as compared
with August of last year. Net increased
S30,360 to $22S,09S.
August earnings of International Mercan.
tile Marine Company, as officially an
nounced. were $3,95s,00o, comparing with
S4.S73.OOo in July and $e.soo.Ooo in June
Commercial failures this week In the
United States were 2S9, against 264 last
week, 243 the preceding week and 329 in
the corresponding week last year. Failures
In Canada number 16, against 39 last week.
II in the preceding week and 46 last year.
Thirty railroads report gross earnings OF
sl3,701, 400 for the second week Of Sep
tember an increase of $1,620,872 as COM
pared with the corresponding week OF last
year.
A call for a statement Of the condition
of New York State and private banks and
trust companies at the close OF business
on September 20, 1918. has been issued.
Bradstreet's says: propelled by extraor-
binary expansion in buying power and
undismayed by high prices. trade, in col
lective sense, has risen TO very high levels,
veritable groundswell of new buying hav-
ing been experienced at leading centers
this week"
The Iroquois Iron Company has increased
It's stock from $4,000. 900 to $e,000,000, to
take care of improvements.
Banks gained s1,944.0o0 from the New
York subtreasury yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

nearby current receipts. 1890 per case: v..,...
extras s0c per doz; EsssssTR extra Srst%s % ssa
frireraior eggs extra. 81 az Scp cI per cas-.
.s7o9o, DO, seconds, 81 Ss.aoe per- SS a,., ~.
faney selected b csndled fresh eggs were ,oSsi1
cHEEsEl5The, market ruled firm under ~.
york. fS % Cream, % fancy ao eo ouo.ssIOns s ~ ~
to good. 19@l9h c; do. part skins. ii tiiss sF
POULTRY
LIvE--onerings of desirable stock wer. ~.
crate and values were well maintained but ths,.
s ROSTERS ippi sprns ss escs.. e ss.
according to quality is&20c ducks as stS', to n.
3GS ysSRa %0e Der p,TsSH' Dsa lsSssss' '
DREssBp.rhe market ruled firm, with a.
Following are the quotations Fresh-kliS
Cws do we,tS,ns e box a..
Ssishins s% is aT,ces ssS; dS wsishias ' ss g.
faneS dTypcSedNSrthcrn InGsns csSsei sas @
nos. weiGhlng sos lbs apiece. 2sc southern
2s c; smaller sizes, lS@22c. Old rOostsrse sefy ~
picked, lec: Roasting enieEens g. western, wslsi.
chickens western. weighing 20 lbs per i1,. psii'
ase eiosni SS nssS wSshSs saSs sSS& sso fs Rio E
SssssS .Ss.i y: sizes Sa SSs.
as j tS g Il 70 0H S. per pt4 a1f0 SOsea
weighing lbs per dozen, s4a4.S5; DO, Wessf
ing lbs. per dozen. SO. 50p3.75; do welrhlnz
696h lbs. per dozen. 81. rs D2. 90: dark s2s5
@2.90 small and No. .. OcQs1.25.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock In fair request and valuss
generally were well sustained follows: Apples
Ing $50 @3.5O; Blush. So. 56@4 80; Grimes COD
en-. t2.75@9. so; Smokehouse So 75d $50; YORK
Imperial. s2.Th@3.25: Wealthy. s27sa59s;
Duchess. S2.2592.75; fair to good. S2@2.5O Al.
pies. Delaware and Maryland, per hamper
Fancy. $1@1.25; fair TO good. 35 975c Lemons
per box S5 96. Pineapples, per crate Porto Rico'
s36425 Peaches, New York. per basket s5I n
| csc; do. do, per bush-hasket. s1,a5@1.aO ne II.
| SI.50@2; do. No. 2. s1.25. Pears. New yosa
| Bartlett. per boil, $500. Grap,s, ,,,-s~s.--
Concord. per crate, TJ O0c; do. per Lib basket
iO6l2c. Plums, New York per basltet--Damson'
| 25 q SOC. Prune. 25 q soc. Greengage. 25 03oc.
VEGETABLES
The general market was quiet and withou
important change. Quotations.: White potatoes
| Pennsylvania and New York. fancy per BUSH
| Sl.l241.l5. White potatoes, Jersey. per basket
| bbi.--No. l, S1.50a 1.s5; No. .. $l@125 Swes
| potatoes. Delaware and Maryland, per hanpsf
q @eOc. oo Sweet p9tat9es.o Jersey. per BASKET
hamper. sl@1.l5; do per 1O0-lb. bag. t202n
! Cabbage. domestic. per ton. $50.