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Deaths
These Notices Are Printed IN the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge

BAfxER.-on January IT. 1915. JOHN s.,
ad soa q 81 the late 1ssn and Il s1T9h ,T Baker
yfted TO attend funeral services. on sunday,
SnIsTS Ss SIoShs HeTbsrt NJ hafsr s fssnsHfs Ss Tup p
81. Tacony. Interment at North Cedar HI
BAKER.-on January 10. 1915, FLORENCE
:sSsr ~: son OF ca Clarence y and Je6his Baker tnss
saker assd Il ShsSS RsatSess ssa ana f9a fishds nd
are Invited 10 attend sths funeral. on satur-
SSH ssybrook ave- T IntsrRshf tel Rf" private. osn's
BAXTER.-Suddenly. at Trevose, Pa on
ssg baxtes s Rsatyes ssd friends q srs wOGl %
yited to attend the funeral services. on Sum
& a mt af' al 'i IT. rsasSsGiSs aSfsS dsa ae
BEEgy,-op January 10, 1914. WILLIAM
Lindsay and son Of the late Rev Charles
@peaes q shseS HsS satss sns MSRa Ms Sss
Invited to attend the funeral services. on
sIis SortoE 81 fntsraeht ' at t's Mt ssdSHsis MoTIss
BOLTON.-on January TO- 1916. MARY Z.
snl.s asaqlshter OF the lsts James y; ana Mary; 2.
private. '' Ap'Ns St. "Hn De
BTaGAlAsN;-on January 10. 1915, will
sSsE as s q sSa 1ahn Rga.sss' s Ms'hss
fEiends. also mss9bs5E q So, PauTs p E
ssAfss Sa ass sssSo ana pupil
no. s asSaa s% 81 shs bslsns Ssss dsaHsa
ssfSfsi % fsissasat "a s e as o5aaH ShssSA
KATHRYN @. CALDWELL. daughter Of
Sa5ah J. ana ne lese chhries Bonner;
Soshsrs rssIassss 5sss walton az ave ,'P Solemn 5s5
Requiem Mas. 10 g m, at Church of lie
TRANSPORTATION. 5ath and Cedar ave. Inc
tsrneat Old Cathedral csmetsry, Auto
CHAsE.-ELLEN FLORENCE cHoAFE
widow Of William AilnOt Chase, at the home
Of her son. Edward BeExind Chase. Radnor.
on January H. 1915 Although hrs Chase
had been dentihed with Philadelphia subur-
ban LIE for many 4ears, she MAS of New
Ensland eiEth: and III bs bgElsd q ne ian-
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The foreign eX-
change market opened quiet and i'm the
main steady, with the exception OF q
slightly easier turn in Swiss exchange.
On the other hand, li-s made a further
gain and sterling fell around yesterdays
closing figure. Quotations follow; De-
mand sterling 4:76 1-l6. cables 4,76 1916;
franc cables 5.S54, checks 5.S6; lire cables
6,6l, checks 662; relchsmarks 7i7sQ75;
Swiss cables 5.i5. checks 5.l6; Vienna
l2.T0 checks 1915; pesetas 19OSQl9l2;
guilders, 4S l5-l6q+; roubles, 299sa29A
Around $50 p. m. the market was ex-
tremely dull. Little interest attached to
operations. Demand sterling was quot
ed steady at 4.76 l-1sq4, 76is. and cables at
i.76 l3-l6a4767s.
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American Can Had Good Year

NEW YORK. Jan a-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Amer
lean Can Company will be held on Feb
ruary l. and, according to present indi-
cations, the report for the year ended
December 81 last will be ready for pub
lieation at that time. In the previous
year the company reported net earnings
of s., SO7,Sc2, and a surplus after preferred
dividends of sl.4s9.Si2. It is generally ex-
pected that the showing for last year
viii be considerably better than these
figures. as It is stated in well-informed
quarters that the company benefited TO
large extent by the war In Europe, due to
an increased demand for its regular prod
acts from the beliigerent nations.
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Money in New York

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-The time money
market is unchanged on the day. but for
the week is slightly firmer in asking fig
ure. For so days Stock Exchange collat-
eral loans are PA per cent bid. 2A per
cent is bid and per cent asked up to
8 months, The aforementioned figure Is
the trading rate for 80 days at "a PEI
cent.
Mercantile paper Is moderately active,
with offerings OF gilt-edged material con-
siderably below the demand. This gilt
edged paper discounts freely at per
Of sales at 2Js per cent, Other grades of
paper good. but not superfine. are nego-
tiated up to 3la per cent. The inquiry is
still largely confined to the highest quail
ity. Business reports are excellent.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Support in Gilt-edge Section Was
Restricted

LONDON, Jan. Notwithstanding the
fact that Montenegro has resumed hos
tilities against Austria. the Stock Ex-
change markets were duh and irregular
in the main today.
The gilt-edged section sagged. Support
was restricted, owing to the maintenance
OF sales OF exchequer bonds on large
scale. This Is causing the money market
10 tighten again. Dealings In Americans
were confined TO United States Steel
shares and low-priced issues Business
In stocks acceptable to the treasury
ceased
The tone of Canadian Paeifies was fat
Home railway shares were Iistless and
easier, steadier tone was IN evidence
in Mexican railway securities The with
drawal OF support from your side made
Argentine rails fiat, and they showed a
tendency TO react.
Rubber descriptions were slow. An in
crease OF 606 tons was announced in
stocks OF the staple for the week. The
French loan was buoyant. being quoted
at s..
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, Jan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. T.
For eastern Pennsylvania: Cloudy to-
night and saturday, with probably local
rains; warmer tonight; moderate TO fresh
south and southwest winds.
Light rains covered the northeastern
portion OF the country and eastern Can
ada during the last "a hours, while show
ers and thunderstorms occurred through
out the great central valleys In eastern
Texas and in portions OF Missouri and
Illinois the rainfall was heavy. Rains are
also reported from along the south At
lantic coast. and rains or SHOWS from the
far Northwest. The temperatures have
continued to rise rapidly throughout the
orally from 10 TO 10 degrees above normal
this morning.
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SCHOOL ATHLETES
FEAR 'FLUNKS' In
MIDYEAR EXAMS
Northeast, Central High
and w. P. H. S. May Lose
Stars Next Week
OTHER SCHOOL NEW S
Scholastic Basketball
Schedule for Today

La salie College vs.. Chestnut HiIi, Mt
Sc. Martins. go.
at Camden. 49,,
deiphIa High school, at West Philadel-
phia gymnasium. -
Germantown High vs.. West Philadel-
phfa second team, at west PhilRdelphtn.
Germantown Academy VS.. Swarthmore
Scrubs, Mt SwarthmOre.
Jentfntown High VS.. Lower Merton
High ychvo.. at Ardmorc.
Lanseiowae High VS.. st. Lukes SCHOOL,
Abingdon High School VS.. Germantown
Friends at Germantown Friends school
Moravian Seminary VS.. Drexei lnsti-
tute. ut Drexei Institute. .,, 49,,
Catholic High VS.. Atlantic City High
school, at Atlantic City.
FIELD HOCKEY.
Episcopal Academy fourth form vs..
sixth Form, at Episcopai.
SOCCER
Lower Merton High School vs.. st.
Iulxe's School. at Wayne.
GYMNASTICS.
University Of Pennsylvania VS.. Epis-
copaI Academy, exhibition gymnastic
meet, at Episcopal Academy.
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No Action on Retiring Greenbaeks

WASHINGTON. Jan. H-Although the
board Of governors OF the Federal Reserve
zsankz. III session here. approved recon-
uscnda tons by two committees OF the
Anerican Bankers Association 10 retire
seif aaa 90 Of gold Treasury notes. known
a. sreenhacks. II was said that the Fed
eraI Reserve Board VII probably not take
any action on the matter IL was de-
e:ased BY member OF the board that
zuca schemes are net timely. In order
u carfg ant the recommendations Il would
= ace1ssars for Ca1sreas TO provide the
aeeessarz iesisiaIioa.
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SIX ALL-STAR BOUTS
AT THE QUAKER CITY
Joe o'Neill and Eddie seigel Meet in
the Wind-up

Six all-star bouts are scheduled 20 be
held at the Quaker City A. A., 2Sth and
Dauphin streets this evening. Match
maker Johnny Gipprich has arranged to
have Joe ONeil, of this city. meet Eddie
Seigel, Of New York, in the wind-up.
Both boys are very fast, and the fight
is expected to be whirlwind affair from
tho first tap of the gong until the finish.
Among the New York boxers over
whom Siegel has gotten decisions are
Young Ketchell and Willie jackson. The
latter had the better of Eddie Campi on
New Years Day.
The other matches will be Johnny
BouRhery, OF West Philadelphia. and Roy
Hurst, of Camden: Sol O'Donnell. Fair
mount, and George Meehan, 17th Ward;
Tommy Cranston, Tioga, and Danny
Murphy, nth Ward; Eddie Dorsey West
Philadelphia, and Charley G<id) E'inney,
Wilmington; Danny Dillon, New Haven,
and Henry Hinkle. Rising Sun.
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Funeral of E. H. King Today

Funeral services for Edward II. King,
auditors clerk for the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Company for many
years, will be held today in st. Pauls
Episcopal Church. Camden. He died on
Wednesday. at his home, 2l2 North 9th
street, Camden. Mr. King is survived by
two sons and a daughter. His wife died
several weeks ago. He was active in
Sunday school work and was vestryman
of st. Pauls Church for 80 years, Mr.,
King was 60 years old.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT.-Receipts 133. .O2G bush. The market
advanced &c. under a fairly active demand
and stronger outside advices. Quotations: Car
lots, in export elevator. No. 2 red, spot and
January. 81. 33d1.35: No. Southern red Sl.5sr
~; steamer No. red, $1.30dl.32; No. 3 red,
S1.3Nai.32; rejected a, Sl.27a1. 2oI5: rejected
B, Sl.2Ga12S
CoRN.-;Reeepts, 1924 bush. Supplies were
small and the market was quiet at former
rates. Quotations: Car lots for local trade. as
TO location-Western No. yellow, Sias1c. ;
Western steamer yellow S2l3diS}t2c.: western
No. = yellow. SO6i S2c.: Southern yellow. SOqt
S2c.: cob. per 20 lbs. S0dSlc
OATS.-Receipts 43, COS bush. Demand was
fair and prices ruled firm under light offerings
Quotations. No white. 56iad5fc.: standard
white. 56u 56ihc.: No. white. 5+dt5iRc.: No.
white. 52d53c.: sample oats, 40Isd5ic.: puri-
fed oats. graded. 54i2G56c.
FLOUR. - Receipts. 1911 bbls. and $50 i2I
lbs in sacks. There was little trading but
mill limits were steadily held. Quotations,
per lD6 lbs. in wood-Winter. clear $4,000
h00: do, straight, S5.O0GG25; do, patent,
SG.15dG,G0: Kansas. clear. jute sacks, S53Jg
$40; do, straight jute sacks S5.S5a0. 10; do,
patent iute sacks. $6.i5d8.35; spring. first
clear. S5.G0q5.00; do, straight S6q62o; do
clear IS. G0dlG.0O: do, straight s8m6,25 do.
patent, So 25n6T5; do, fayorite brands. Sh.S9
al. %; city mills. choice and fancy patent, SBS5
/, 7.25; city mills, regular grades-Wlnter clear,
sS,5oq5.noi de- straight $o'ooao'2S; do''
RYE FLOUR was quiet but steady. We quote
81 J0G6 per bbl., as to quality,
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Lead Up 81 a Ton

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The American
Smelling and Refining Company advanced
It's selling price for lead from 59Oc. to
e.lec. a pound. New York. This Is an
uptnfn of 81 a ton. Other dealers have
followed the lead OF the smelling com
paDy and virtually all the interests are
now quoting the sos. level
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soUTAR WILL MEET
NEWMAN In FINALS
Philadelphia Racquets Expert Con-
cedes Opponent One Hand

Jack Soutar. Of. the Philadelphia Rae
quot Club, the worlds national racquets
champion, and William Newman, of the
Tennis and Racquet Club. New York,
qualified for the final round Of the pro-
fessional racquets handicap tournament
yesterday by defeating Dave Gardner and
II. Boakes respectively.
Soutar has just recovered from Sc
we're attack of grip and had to play with
out any practice. He Is conccding his
opponents one hand. which is equivalent
to seven aces, handicap that no cham
pion has been calleA upon to concede
before in any tournament. Added to this.
the matches are played by electric light,
which Is another handicap.
Soutar should defeat Newman and IL
he does so he will add greatly to his rep
utation. The match between Soutar and
Newman will be played Immediately after
tho return interclty racquets and tennis
matches between New York and Philadel-
phia,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-The market for fancy stock ruled
steady under light offerings and a fair de-
packed creamery. fancy specials. 36c.; extra.
Sic: extra frsts. 3ld32c.; firsts, 2Dq30c.; Sec
fancy. 37c; average extra, 3+a36c.; frsts
30a32c.; seconds 26q2sc. special fancy brands
OF prints jobbng at 4Od43c.
BGGS.-Recepts were more liberal and the
SS TaS asah r case iIEsP fss snasr
nearby extra. 3lc. per doz,; nearby trsts
ceipts $50 per case; Western extra frsts
S. 10 per case: do, hrsts. $50 per case; fancy
selected eandled eggs were iobbing at 3ag35c
CHEEsE,-Demand was fair and the market
ruled firm under light offerings. Following
are the quotations: New York. full cream,
fancy, held. 1Sl5c: specials higher; do, fair
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with a fair, tobbing
demand. Quotati9ns;: City City beef in set; sets
in sets. smoked. 24G25c.; city beef, knuekles
and tenders. smoked and air-dried. 26R27c, (;
29 beef HAMS s2sa3o, pork tsTIiiy
DO, skinned. loose. I5ffi;lSc,; do. do. smoked
11ba1se,- other hams, smoked city cured.
smofed. Western cured. -iGi5diTc. do, boiled,
boneless,, 2Oc.; picnic shoulders; s. r cured
pickle. according to average, loose, 12a12tc. (:
eity saNaT Cured 0afSi aifSS@iOc SPeaRfast Bacon Wes:
ern cured. 15f16c,; lard. Western. refined. In
tierces lie. do, do, do, tubs, lie. do, pure
city. kettle rendered in tierces, llc.: do. pure
city. kettle rendered in tubs. lie.
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Money in London

LONDON. Jan. A.-Closing money on
call is AZ TO A12 per cent. The rate of
discount In the open market for short
and three months bills is SIS per cent.
De Leers closed at IL; Rand Mines at AZ.
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Chess PLAYER Bal Tie

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-rha lie between Joss
n Cape "a aelssne4. sn. e Hasana., and David Jan
mortal ehess Soernaruent relnained lnbroken al
the end or the third round yesterdar Plfted
against sacn other. EarabIanea aud Ianoa III
adjourned a. the epd of II noFss. aad - Iii
anizA Their match lomorFoW.
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Demand was only moderate, but values gem
toes. per ' BUSH, sil 20: White "iso pota5oes, Pe
JfS5sey per RssstNS S Rose SSSISs No
potatoes. Jersey. per basket-No. 1. 4o6f50c.;
SS N SSo 81 6nse sTee PStatisos iob virginia per
S2:a5d2. q. No; 2. i5c: :asi %; saSGaEe. Danish.
i5q4oc.; spinach, Norfolk. per bbi; Doc .asl; %:
kIale. Norfolk, per Dbl; SoaoSe.: lettuce. Flor
lima, per basket. 75c .1sl do. Texas. per
basket, 6o415c.; beans. Florida, per basket.
81. 50a3; peas, Florida per basket, S2lfi:
peppers, Florida per carrier, s.. I5!2,25; agg-
Foom: Pons paqrisen pep sr skst sFasi si muSh
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RATES FOR MONEY
Declare Initial DiEidend

PARK CITY. Utah, Jan H.-The VIII
bert Mining Company has declared an IN
itial dividend Of one cent per share. pay
able February Is TO holders Of record FEB
ruary /
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Two Eastern League clubs have made offers
to Chris Leonard, the centre of the Newark,
n. j., Turnvereln team. Newark papers say
he is a player fit for big league company right
now.
For those who are I'm doubt might say
right here that Billy Hummer will not return
East this season. He will finish the season
with Jeanette. In the 1S games he has played
In Hummer has averaged 80 field goals per
game and tossed 2O4 out of 400 attempts from
the foul line.
Barger. the sensational forward of the North
Hudson Interstate League team. is out OF the
game suffering from boils his right arm.
Barger is the player that Greystock was after
few weeks ago,
Princeton is the team that must be watched
in the intercollegiate League. The Tigers have
the best team in their history. They tied Co
lumba for third place last year, and will
finish higher this time.
That Princeton is interested in basketball
the number OF candidates for the team. one
hu ldred and twelve men reported TO Coach
Leuhring, and he says there are lot of
capable players In the band.
Harry Walum, who has been playing
Paterson and Jersey City basketball teams
since the game first played, has signed
with the Jersey City Interstate League team.
In a practice game at Notre Dame Univer-
sity the other day Captain Richard Daley had
five ribs torn loose. II il good thing that II
was only a practice match.
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Bank of Bengal Raises Rate

CALCUTTA. Jan. 2.-The rate of dis
count at the Bank of Bengal was raised
from to per cent.
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Bank Aecentances

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-The market for
prime bank aceeptanees is quiet. The
nominal quotations are 2 per cent for
Cos and pa per cent. for sos.
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet and unchanged. Re-
5S5c; standard granulated, 5.Soc. powdered,
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PENN COACHES
FROWN ON THE
WRESTLING GAME
Dorizas, Recently Injured
on Mat, Was Urged to
Give Up the Sport
RULE IS NECESS AIRY
By EDWARD R. BUSHNELL

By EDWARD r. BUSHNELL
Wrestling may be a fine sport, but the
coaches of the University of Pennsyl-
vania's major teams do not think so. At
least they live in fear and trembling
when any of their star athletes pursues
1t either In competition or merely as an
exercise.
ut is too dangerous, with too many OPP
portunitics for serious injury" say the
coaches.
The injury to Mike Dorizas is n case in
point. n year ago Dorizas suffered
number of minor hurts, which, together
with the practice he had to devote to
wrestling, made IL impossible for him to
do any serious work with the shot. A
strained muscle he inherited from the
wrestling season put him far back in his
training for the track team The climax
came when he strained n muscle in his
leg and was unable to score in the inter
collegiate championships.
Urged to Quit
This year, as last year, the track
authorities urged Dorizas to give up his
wrestling and devote himself to the shot.
Coach Orton assured him that II he would
leave wrestling alone and concentrate on
the shot he would have an even chance
to be the intercollegiate champion in this
event. But Dorizas loves wrestling better
than any other sport, so 1t did not take
much urging, on the part of the wrestling
management. to bring him out for this
team once more. Now Dorzas is hurt
again, this time seriously. 1t is doubt
full II he can wrestle again this year, and
he will probably be too crippled to do
himself Justice In the shot, IL he is able
to compete at all.
There are two ways to prevent such oc-
currences. One is for the coaches to have
enough influence over their men to pre-
vent candidates for the major sports
teams taking up n sport like wrestling
with its possit ilties of strained muscles
and similar injuries.
Murphy Ruled
Mike Murphy never permitted any of
his track or football stars to take up
wrestling If he could h, lp IT. 1t is true
that Bob Folwcll, who payed football and
threw the hammer. also wrestled. Put
Murphy was able to dissuade most OF his
men from engaging in wrestling. He in
variably suggested boxing in preference
to wrestling.
The second way to prevent 1t would be
for the University Athletic Committee to
pass a rule restricting athletes to two
sports n year, unless permission were
granted for a third. This is the rIle in
force at Harvard.
John w. Overton, Yale's star distance
runner, is going 10 test himself at indoor
running next week. And in so doing he
proposes 10 test the best of the club rum
ners around New York. He is the star
entry in the mile and a half special race
that is to be run at the Mllrose A. C.
games next week. Ever since Overton so
completely outran the Cornell distance
stars in the last intercollegiate cross
country championships he has been in de-
60. tI,a oil ttI &c L.. nj al.,,rt
New York Efforts are being made to
get Overton into a mile run during the
winter against the indoor record of Abel
Kiviat.
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VEGETABLES

s9611; do. Cape Cod. per crate. s2.5oaf3: do.
Jersey per crate, S2.25a2.T5: strawberries.
Florida. per qt., 25d35c.
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POULTRY

LIVE.-The market was quiet but steady
under moderate offerings. Quotations: Fowls.
as 20 size and quality. f6a1se,; roosteis.
12Hi2lsc.: spring chickens. according to quail
ty.. I6alSc,: turkeys. 20g22c.: ducks, as to
s5s pseons nd quality peE pdr lSSi1 Soh9
DRESSED. The. market ruled nrm under
light receipts and active demand, and prices
Of fowls advanced lsc. Quotations; Fresh
killed. dry-paeked fowls. IL to box dry-picked
fancy, selected, 20e.; do. weighing lbs and
apiece, 1sIsc do. do; weighing 8 lbs, apiece.
1Il4c. do. smaller sizes, l5q1Ic. Fowls. IN
apiece. dc; smaller Sizes 1bR1sc Old
roosters. dry-pcked, lie. Chickens, Jer-
sey, fancy broilers. 24a26c. other near
sfs. ,%eishRg iH92 l6s; aPsIssss, ss 2sa2lf; ESrth.
lbs. and over In boxes. 2On2ie DO. do,
Weighing 2Adih lbs. in boxes IS4l9c; do.
Weighing 2hm3h hs. in bbls;. lTe1se.; other
Ia boxes, I6al7e,i other Western, weishinE
do, smaller sizes, 2sQ26c. Turkeys, nearby,
fancy 2Iq2Ss, do. d. sood s,aJ g choice. 2s
iGa26c spring ducks, nearby. lsa20e.; do.
western fancy. lTa1Se.; DO, do. fair TO
good, l2@ i5c Geese; nearby: lsal Sc dio;,
wsfa Sssseins nsseahl g io % bs Ser psl a0 dos
s. white. weighing lbs. per doz.. $3.T5zli;
do. do lbs. Der dog. S3a3- 70; do. do.
Ga8A lbs. per doz.. s.. 5ol2; -: dark. 81 250
2.75: small and No, 2. slai.25.
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FRESH FRUITS

The general market vas quiet, without i'm
isjs -jsonathsas, fancy. s. 2sas;50 a. faG
- 507S'25: Baldwin. 50 50zl3 25. Hack TNIs
S2 50aS Is: Crimes Geiden. &, 5oa3: Greenlnz.
s2ai PlRpla s2q1ss 49, HsR s nsyis Isg9 'se s
appies. in bulk. Der 100 lbs,. soc dkf 20;
appies. Western, per box; 81. 25d2 p: orangea.
Florida per crate. si.T51lJ. tangeElnea, FLOR
Ida per strap. SAL erapefrqN. FLORIDA p4r
ssass = 5oes5 ~ lsmsns; asa & ess ~ ~ Hs
lds. S2azbo efanheffies. caps Cod. psl ehI..