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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-30
DEATHS

J.. MeKANE. June rs. SAMUEL CO son ,ogt
sistiyes and Tplends. % al Srssni1sios, M a " which
&c was n member. invited 10 funeral services;
% GEM ao'2 NswsrR n Del Ri Sun p hS.' ne q
In tMScLAUyGHLTN N.Y. y, II June 90 ALICE NeLAuGH,
eiSna iS1e Jamfs and Ann lynch Of County GSven.
neral MoR he'9ts AZ ana ,esnS a5g a5ggted s sosmn mn
ssh nj mi; 5sagis ay %gs. mass. s. laa6e'hS Church a
eRE asa Il G@g YEARS as Relatives and frlo6ds IDS
ennao ReerSs 9 va "Rd 70 nSrS sgryyor Rd
Z, IN M kesdcncs, 2io7 8 sd st Services IN
a. p, m. interment private. Fernwood Gene
T. Morris tnee Prettymanj. AGED 20 Relatives
iooaa ao friends '9ytsd e funeral sorgss, rSs, Tues
~ MNuILLEN.EJ 20, THOMAS J. sor q Julia
s.. ,Antho3y's Church $50 a. m. Int. New
MuLLlNy;.-June ?s, JOHN. r., husband Of
tA,nnis Mnllin. son Of late Patrick and Catherine
tives and friends invited to funeral, Mon. I3o
Sbpqa5 2oV2 GgmseEaTd nj e. hTh mas, i1,
Holy Cross Gem. Auto funeral
msf MsafTTlHkET Jgne RR-,c cHARhEEs NEl5Ea3 ,rAs
cresccn odsd da,' No i99s + FfSnaf aTd M sna al
kinnd " fSnST9b d % %sgryces sun rsd. p III ne Agrc
Hlil S'atl1ni. Int urivate Auto seryicc
n, ,N,A4GLE.NMJnne 70. Mrs sALkIE e. widow widow
r. o5ea 2o aRsrae III s int q
o'BRiEN. N.-".june 90 ANAsTAsA wife ot
be snnognced later iSter ef from i7as " PasSyunE
band or Ann, 4 'Pcnn"ocH aFed So, Rclatives
ann gnnfdS "a iaV5'I 70 % rnm St resde1es
LaBsdowpe w! Int Int. 991lvatsSy, u,. ., rh.r,.,
pfa Ipsc JSbnf Resiyc.A iNA and S'f fT,e1d. invited
20 funeral sun. 2 ,. m, 1902 Paul st; Int
''is6 F6wRRLT'-June Ri n 20. WILLIAM j.. husband
OF Elizabeth ~ Powell fnee PARKER aged SO.
Relatives and friends Tuckahoe Lodge No
civ n j. Invited 10 funeral Nom Nom 2 y. m',
a2i AGsury ave.. ocean ,City, J. Int. pri-
'f5S rYE%iana G1san'yl'" 4l "ioH,, daughter Of vrr
pi'o'Ios' Of TnccGYP.o GP .y,@;1 ~ o.. "u1ii;d To to
funeral seryi,c,. Mon a3g m. Gala l!uist
son x W, ss9 sS {gPo ERwAeP 5se
ieyj aged 81 Relatives and fTlends invited 10
@ uS S rsoS.m cSSrcE Ss a SACRED @ 4:.r
o:S9 z; n; Int. Holy Cross Gem; n,,,-.nn
tnee Copeland, widow Of Daniel Ronard Rel.
s. fe2S b5rcb leG s. Is ,Ss SsFyiTT M5 at s 81
2iS9 2SS r ra2adns Remain; nay be Viewed Sun eve
,REPsHER.I,JHPe 2s. WALTER G., husband
W1rd Repsbor gEs5 A. an tvnts and fTiends
Pgpn T9wnfghP n GGa9o No 49, crI U Gydd Nd
90 20 tHneLH IG, Mont p n m9thers residenGe' So
81 ~ I'In 81, NSSl ihiih lht, ftrlWoou 'eHh'
H',ignL5 ~ may De NdGoW'h sun aftrr p M
l. hlIHlE,-June w. JpSEPH' husband oil lats
q Oa Tqard "a I'd "a Rsst Lnianiry MY CORPS n
son residence, Joseph " Richie. 500 N. hOth
a. Phila' Int. private, Northwood Gem Auto
'uiteTai' tt No 10000. 80 ,,,r
, RiEDlNGER. 2s, ANNIE II. RlED.
NICER wife Of Charles F. Riedlnger and
daughter OF stewart and Martha A. Macdonald.
Rslatiyes and friends invited to funeral s.edTy-;
n 33d St. camden. n j Int Northwood
Gem, Phlla. Remains may be viewed Sun. eve.
ROSE--In CedaryiIle NJ J. June 2s Chris
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PRINCE To WE'D AMERICAN
London Hears Christopher Of Greece
Will Take Wealthy Bride

LONDON. June 30. - Special dispatches
from Athens say Prince Christopher,
brother OF ex-King Constantine Of Greece.
comins TO London to marry,a rich Ameri-
can woman. The Daily Chronicle gives the
name OF Miss Lifts. without details as to her
IDENTITY.
Tue Prince. who is twenty-nine years
Ola ana an -subleutenant OF the Grecian
Infantry has twice been reported engaged.
eaen time 10 wealthy American woman.
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H A r B OR IN N
STONE HARBOR. n. j.

Overlooking Beach and Boardwalk. Wide
verandas. Large dining room. Cool, airy bed.
rooms newly renovated throughout. Arteslan
ice and water, fresh sea food and vegeta ables.
New management
Special Fourth OF July rates:
Saturday, supper, to Thursday. breakfast, $40
and up.
Monday, supper to Thursday. breakfast $3.50
and up.
Tuesday, supper. to Thursday. breakfast.
$3.50 and up.
Write or phone for reservations and illus
trated circular.
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AsBURY PARK. N. =.

Hotel Boscobel Kentucky ave. near
Fine table. Bklt. Phone III. x E. Marion
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

CHRISTIAN SANITARIUAI. unsectarian: beau.
tful location. 6307 Old York road nurses,
physicians; very moderate rates. Phone OAK
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GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is D p u N

PELHAM COURT was not built to make az
appeal to every one-but to you who denAh1t
the best and accustomed to receive ltIsees
a price which. considering what you 40 e..
mand and receive, Is moderate-it VIII thaA'
strong, compelling appeal. - ..,s
g, PELHAM COURT is located at CaTtthtyii, a.,
station, Germantown. Just on beautit4 IN Ko
coin Drive, on the Pennsylvania Railroao;, ,,Sv S1
or so trains a day; surely tTanspor'a"0p
suites Of 2 rooms and l bath to ro9ns ro9a.
ana baths the size to suit your require
ments. Prices are from $50 up. -.
l. II NJ c Y r II is a quiet peIssN
APARTMENT HOTEL and located In an aGsS .p.,S
lutely Ideal and exclusive suburban ioe4uSSvpu n
In word you may come to PELhaiHRr
COURT and find perfect suburban loesuJ5II,
with transportation unexcelled, an loeSvp
constructed building, quiet, dignihed, eegsh,s ~
You may select an apartment OF the Sic ~ M
your housekeeping problems solved ana ss tsAon an
your part; you will hnd table OF the 1tms4nSs S sns
excellence at a most moderate price, ana ,,n. mi
same courtesy, service and attention 10 '
form through the entire establishment, IN.
For full Information, arrangements toI Ia R
spectlon and reservation, call, phone OF WIZ
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE s97i RACE 302A
Or his representative on the premises ~
Pelham Court
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Barring, 7sS4-Lovely summer rooms; single
suite; men preferred.
Barring. 7sS4-second-story front suite; lovely
summer rooms.
BROAD s. 21nn-Charming cool nrtsias ras.s..
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sTFNofBHAEEEn TlR TAETFp E944g E9R H}gf
HIi{A,X.Es ,EXP. SALARY tl3. S. h q b, w.

sTTEN0GRAPHER for mangfacturinF nrm, near
switchboard; apply stating experience and
salary expected. o22 Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER in wholesale house; only one
experienced with Remington machine and ac-
experience II l49. Ledger Central
sTENOGRAPHER: experience not necessary:
with some knowledge Of bookkeeping. Apply
Southwark Cooperage Co, Tasker st. Wharf,
The barrel works.
STENoGRAPHER; wholesale paper concern; ac.
curate hguring: salary to start about Sl2; on
portunity for steady advancement. NJ $40.
Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER. young lady; first class; good
salary; state experience and references. l5O
Ledger Branch, 18th and Moore SITS
sTENoGRAPHER, in real estate ofrice. capable
II neat and intelligent Address p Ol0. LedOf.
sTENoqRAPHER-Exc position for
nrst.class stenoRrapher. Answer at once,
NJ 64s Ledger Central.
TYPIsT, experienced, good salary short hours
advancement. Apply Curtis Pub. Co. Employ
between and IL.
MATTRESSES and chambermaids Hotel Bis
cayns. ocean City. Apply $40 Federal ST.,
YOUNG WOMEN bright. to learn Inspection OF
small arms ammunition to be assigned later
facturers; wages SO per day S-hour ba sis.
with time and a half for overtime; thosp quail
Tying and whose services found satsfac-
tory will be preferred for permanent employ
YOUNG GIRL, bright, over 10, TO learn wrap
ping and selling dry goods. Reference char
acter required u. +. Devices. 1922 Chestnut.
YOUNG LADY department store experience
notion stock, capable selling; state experience,
reference. NJ 644. Ledger Central.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER, experienced, capable. will sub
stitute, work by day or hour; write for address
for future. 40, Ledger Central.
CARE OF house apartment sought during own
er'S absence for privilege OF occupancy by
sponsihle lady. @ Oh3. Ledger Central.
DRESSMAKER. colored, wishes engagements
city or suburbs. Call after 9, 603 n. 39th at.
HOUSEKEEPER working. middle aged. Prot
estant American. wishes situation with one
more adults: plain private home permanent.
100 w. Dryal ST., Germantown. Don't phone.
LUNCHEON supervisor wants position with
financial business house; thoroughly COM
petent 147. Ledger Central.
NURSE practical. middle aged desires the care
of one or two children. 1928 Race 81. Room 10.
STENOGRAPHER-Dr Fetterman leaving the
city desires position for his stenographer,
either in Doctors or business office: thoroughly
competent Apply 7O47 Germantown ave.
wOMAN-Experienced business woman desires
position In some branch Of social service; pro-
fcient IN general office work: recommenda-
tions. NJ 1874. Ledger Office.
YOUNG LADY Of refinement governess com
panion to invalid lady. A 30l, Ledger Offlce.
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General

month GENERAL CLERKS, $40, S12 t1b;
STEYoGRAPTER;sS ;l$ SIS ,2S PFAETs ES
SUPERINTENDENT OF iron foundry, S2500
SUPERINTENDENT structural iron works.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1901 Land Title
RldR
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.

ATLANTIC CITY, n, J.
ATLANTIC CITH-Delancy Atlantic Aves.-
Private family, best residential section Chel-
sea, will take more families for summer
preferably those desiring careful cooking Rooms
en- suite with private bath. sleeping porches
balconies; unobstructed ocean view. References
required. l.. c. WASHBURN.
Fredonia Hotel Tennessee Ave. and Board
walk. Newest m d e r
brick hotel; American & European plans; CEN
trail location cap. $50: elevator, baths run
ming water lockers for bathers: garage: rea-
sonable rates Mrs. G. w. CARMANY g. SONS
Westminster Ky. ave. near Beach Elev. to
street. Private baths run
water, $40 up weekly. 50 up daily. Chas. Buhre
HOTEL ARLINGTON Michigan Az.
Beach.
Open all year. r. J. OSBORNE a SON.
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DEATHS
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President Of the United States
has pointed to the great Industrial army
ot the nation and 70 the necessity si9r
on the part OF those who may best
The telephone system of the country
10 70 play a eonspieuous part In the
Bell Telephone operating presents u
wherein a no less patriotic than valu-
able service TO the Government may be
performed
If you are between the ages of ls ana
phia, and day, except Sunday, between
$40 a. m. and p. m.
New employees are paid while iearninE
and are assigned TO Offices near their
yironment most agreeable and efficiency
h rewarded by ready Advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
d,ning rooms where meals are served
Apply Now Wy'e'' Ne"''a' o'"e''
BQOkkEEPER and typist, experienced wanted
nor mhnutacturing house; steady gOod-pa wing
d. weisbers 232O Market 81 ste"'eu "seu "pp'''
BookKEEPER, experienced, that can operate
Tasker st, Wharf The barrel works.
CLOTH weavers on dress goods one-ioom work
good wages Apply John Bromley Sons
COOK for restaurant; good vases: at once O.
o"n hoardwalk Ocean city, n. j.
COOKS and pastry cooks. Hotel Blscayne. Ocean
city Apply $40 Federal St camden " J
DESiGSEIt, ornamental and conv,nt,onal steady
poSItinn' state exp, salary. $40, Led. Cen
Army 4 Nary CO. operative co f!2S g. RfoSd
GIRL wanted, experienced. dry.cieaning estab.
Ilsdnsen Isddsnenti permanent; state reference NJ 642.
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statesmen

We know our new offer TO statesmen holds
greater posslbiiities for him than does any
other selling proposition offered today, our
new Liberty Loan Bond feature is winner
hear our proposition. We furnish leaus anu
allow drawing account.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA COR.
1870 s. 18th st.. corner Walnut.
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Owing 70 enllstments we have number Of
vacancies in sales force that must DO
filled quickly by educated Americans seeking
permanent positions; adyancement h sure
within 80 DAYS Ia most Of those who Join US
now: hgh class. dgnihcd with selling possi-
bllitics vastly superior to anything you can
sell this summer; references required; drawing
account. So. Ledger Central, -.-
sALESMEN--No matter what line you sell you
should have our pocket case Of pencils, CON.
SOLIDATED CALENDAR AND NOVELTY
COMPANY. Erie Pa. -
SHOE FOREMAN wanted; hitting room turns.
Rende Shoe Co, Trenton, N. j.
SOLICITOR wanted for special work with
building and loan associations large, steady IN:
GOMEZ special features life insurance ano
monthly payments provided for when SICK or
injured write for particulars. A SlO, Ledger
Office.
STENOGRAPHER as assistant to manager Of
works man with general office experience In
manufacturing plant preferred state age eX-
perience reference and salary desired, els
Ledger Offce.
sTENOGRAPHER-Excell position for a
frs. stenographer. Answer at once,
NJ 04o. Ledger Central,
STENOGRAPHER with some clerical expert
ence for office Of textile mill p OH, Led OF
YOUNG MAN, for billing and order department
Of Wholesale house: typewrltng exp. neces-
sary; good opportunity for advancement; sta
fully qualifications and salary desired. II
li6, Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN wanted not eligible for army, to
take charge Of purchase department; must
have had experience with foundry and machine
shop. y OIL Ledger Office.
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GIRLS TO PACK YARNS
mo EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
APPLY s. r. Il, w. FLEiSHER INC,
18TH AND HAMILTON SITS.
HOUSEWoRK "A desirable position for a
strong. healthy. Intelligent young woman who
deslres 70 do general housework for family
OF 3, Phone for appointment at Kens. 1915.
LAUNDRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman.
iuI charge hospital laundry steady employees:
eNcellent opportunity for thoroughly compe-
tent person. NJ $40, Ledger Central
NURSERY GOVERNESS wanted experienced: :
Teterence required North German preferred.
write 1910 Wynnehed ave-. West Phila.
SALESLADH and buyer for small whoesae
nouon department; good chance for advance
menti state experience. reference. 043.
Ledger Central
The Washington herald., 1917-07-24
GEORGETOWN BARS
MAY BE CLOSED
Military Law Is Menace to Refresh
ment Places in Northwest.

From sixteen to twenty Of Wash
lngton's saloons, all located In
Georgetown. may be legislated out
OF business before November by the
military regulations Of Secretary OF
War Baker.
Last night Chairman Cummings Of
the District Excise Board refused to
express an opinion on the operation
OF the new law. Corporation Counsel
syme would not give an official opin-
ion until he had read the law.
The law restricts establishments for
the sale OF Intoxicants TO a hve-mile
zone for training camps. except where
the erea applies TO a one-half mile zone
of municipalities.
Whether Washington Is a municipal
ity Is a question? Chairman johnson.
OF the House District Committee.
claims that e IL not. In the admins
tration OF the law effecting Increases
for government employees, II was
claimed that District employees are not
employees OF the government, but are
employees OF a separate municipality.
II Washington is a municipality. from
sixteen to twenty licenses in the vi
cinity OF NJ street running TO Rock
Creek may be put out Of business be-
fore November ]. Most OF the business
establishments affected were awaiting
an official opinion last night
The Washington herald., 1917-07-24
MANY news EVENTS
CONFUSE BROKERS
Wall Street in Quandary Over Sc
quence of Happenings.

(By the International News servIee.)
New York, July avail street was
In a quandary as to how TO inter-
pref the several news departments
over the weekend and Of the day and
as a result the market was sluggish.
with practically all activity confined
to the marine and steel shares. Short
lived strength showed itself in the
forenoon in Mercantile Marine and At
lantic Gulf, the former on pool opera
tons with gossip regarding plans to
retire back dividends on the prefer
red as a basis, and the latter on glow
ing earnings expected TO be announced
this week.
No buoyancy made its appearance
in any section Of the list so that the
close was Hstless and at about the
days low.
Russian news was written large
over the entire situation with roubles
down to a new low record Of p cents
for checks.
A. c. Bedford's recommendation
that automobile Joy riding be put in the
discards with whisky and other I'M
desirables in order to bring crude oil
output and consumption nearer parity
the street interpreted as bearish on the
motors and bullish on the oils. This
belief was not borne out strikingly by
the course of prices, as Mexican
Petroleum declined l 1-2. Midwest Re-
fining on the curb, however. touched
the new high OF 179, Royal Dutch ad-
vanced 1-2 and Standard Oil of New
York on a light turnover rose IL
points. Motors were easier with
Chandler on nearly 3 points and Will
lys-Overland OF about a point.
No enthusiasm was noted in the rail-
road list. Announcement OF the COM
pletion ofthe 100000 Chesapeake and
Ohio Northern Line, a cut-of which
saves the Chesapeake and Ohio some
81 ,0Oo. 900 annually by a shorter route
from coal fields in Kentucky to the
lakes, was of no use marketwise. Not
share OF c. & o. stock changed
hands
The Washington herald., 1917-07-24
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. July 3-BUTTER-The market
ruled very nrn under Hight offerings. q fairly
active and stronger outside advances and prizes
advanced lc On solid-packeti creamery and Dc
On prinS. Quotations: Western. solid packed
creamery fancy, specials q; extra. IlaE: extra
nrsts. 70; hrsts. y; seconds, .: nearby prints,
fancy, 70: average extra, EaA: hrsts. Ilai2;
seconds. BAD: special fancy brands Of prints
jObbinE at fsa5l
ESSs-Fine eHgs scarce and firm. Demand
hr. Quotations: Nearby frsts, IO0 case
nearby current receipts, 1850: seconds, as;
Western extra hrsts, l0.so case; frsts. 1850:
seconds. as: fancy selected egg job6ing Al
E,aI4 dozen.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fowls, II to box. dry
picked. m1k-fed, fancy. selected. 3: Weighing
~ ~ he. and over apiece, ~ lbs apdece, "a:
~ lbs. apiece. .; lbs. apiece, 2a22; fowls,
IN naHes. ice. fancy. dry picked, ~ lbs. and
over aIlece, Q; lbs. apiece 2s22n: small
nzes, lSaB. Old ROSTERS. dry picked. IL:
eroilng chickens, 1ISa2 lbs. apiece. Jerxsy,
fancy 5a4O; VirEinia. 32as; other nearby
iHa2 h. apiece. 2Sa2s; Western, 1a7s; turkeys,
fresh killed, b.. Western, best here. Zsa2s !:
common 9a2; ducks. nearby. spring, nan.
LIVE POULTRY-FoWls, as to oauIity, "a
y; ROSTERS. lsaI7: spring chickens not Leg
horns. Plump. yelloW-skinned weighing Ins1
lbs. apiece. Ba3o; small sizes 25aB. white
LEMONS: oa2a. Ducks, Pekin. 10; Indian Run
nG, HaA
The Washington herald., 1917-07-24
WOULD OVERCOME
SUBMARINE Menace
Navy League Proposes New Division
of NAVY Department.

Establishments of an anti-submarine
division in the Navy Department to
be charged with the formulation OF
plans and study OF the use of inven-
tons 20 combat the submarine men,
ace IL urged in statements issued at
the headquarters Of the Navy Deague
Of the United States here yesterday.
such a DIVISION" says the State
ment. exists in the British naval es-
tablishment aud has since last Feb
ruary. when the present unrestricted
subma rine campaign was begun.
The recommendation is that the
Antisubmarine Division OF the United
States Navy Department should CO.
operate with the corresponding dIvi-
sion Of the British Admiralty for the
purpose of deciding upon effective
methods Of ofense against the whole
submarine power. as well as TO per
feet the present palliatives employed
in defense against submarine attack.
THE proposed antisubmarine divi-
sion might constitute a subcommittee
OF the general board, and would, no
doubt, be connected with the Office
of Naval Operations. But It Is urged
that ii would have the special advan-
tage OF concentration upon this single
task. Its cooperation with the Brit
ish division could be closer and more
effective, it is believed, than could be
obtained by another agency OF the
Navy Department. II could develop a
selected personnel for the study OF this
one paramount problem. Finally. a
course OF action having been deter
mined upon. it could devote its en-
ergies to the direction and prOseCu-
ton of the engineering work in prep
aTation for the operation without In
corruption from the general affairs Of
the naNal establishment.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-24
CAVALRYMEN BARRED
FROM Using HORSES
Order Provides for Training All
Squadrons on Foot.

The War Department exploded a
bOmbshell in the ranks OF the troop
ers OF the First Cavalry Squadron
by announcing that the members
of this organization as we'll as all
similar units OF the National Guard
will be called into the Federal SER
vice and trained at the Southern en-
campments dismoUnted.
The 'Doughboys" of the Third
Regiment. as the Infantry Guards
men are called, now think they have
a great joke on the troopers. When
they meet lordly cavalryman they
jokinGy remark, 4 guess you'll
have to ride Shank's mare and get
some dust on your feet as well as
behind your ears"
About the only difference there
will be between the infantry and
cavalry units will he the fact that
the officers OF the latter organiza-
tions will be permitted to wear
boots and spurs.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltim0re, July 23.-EGGS-AIaIket weak loss
Of. Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby, = 4:
Eastern Shore. Maryland asd Virginia. 81
Western (Ohio). 81; West Virginia, 81 Southern
North Cardinal. 90; Western, fresh, count
cases. Mas candled. q.
BUTrER-Separator, extra, 39l4aiO; frsts ia
g; prints, IN, extra, 4OaN; firsts Ha3s; do,
In, extra, I0a4I: rrsts. ;7aSs; nearby creamery.
Sal; hrsts, SaS: dairy prints, Maryland. Penn.
synania and Virginia extra. @aI; hrsts. 50;
store packed. hrSts 3.
LIVE POULrRY-Prices per pound unless
otherwise stated. Chickens. IA TO pounds.
27A2s; do, Ia to IL POUNDS, SOB; do. l pound
and under, 3l2i; do, young. White Beghorns,
ELsi; do. old hens, heavy. p; do. small to
medium, 2; do. old rOosters. l2Al3 Ducks.
old MuscOyy and MonrrI, l5al6 do. Indian
Runners, old, IS: do. Puddle. old. ljals; do.
spring "a pounds and over. Aa22: do. smaller.
poor. Blls. Pigeons, old, pair, p; do. young.
pair %
POTATOES-N New. Norfolk and Hampton.
Dbl. 250a2sO Eastern Shore Of Maryland,
primes Dbl. 275a3O0 Eastern Shore Of Viz
ginia, Dbl. 2T5l1OO; York River, No. l. Dbl.
25ea27S; -RappahAnn9ck, No. l. Dbl, 2T5a3.o /;
do, No. 2 l.25al.5
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS
Apples, Early Harvest, fancy. bill, 2Ua25C:
do. small. Dbl. l.OOalgj; do. h-bbL basket.
LOoal5. Beans, Norfolk. basket Local. 3;
tive, green. per bushCl l0ORl.Z5; wax. bushel.
LooA15. BeetS, Norfolk. bunch. lalh; Kappa
hammock, bunch, laIis native. bunch lar.
Blaekberries, Southern, quart, Falls; Eastern
Sh0re Maryland, quart l0LlL Cabbage. Eastern
Shore Virginia. Dbl, 90 do, crate. SOa60; native,
100 rs. sodl5: York River. hbl. 30. Canta-
loupes. south Carolina. crate. 75al. 30: Georgia.
crate. f5al.50 Corn, RappahAnnock, dor. Sal2;
Eastern ShorS Virginia. doZ. l0al5: Baltimore
County. doz., San. Cucumbers, North Caro-
lima, basket, l.O0al.50; native. basket. l5a25:
Maryland and Virginia, Dbl. 5Oal D. Cmrants.
Maryland md Virginia, quart. lOall Elephants,
Norfolk. crate. ? 5Oa300 Huckebrrriss. South
en, quart. l2ll4; Maryland and Virginia, quart
l2al3 Kale, native. b'Ishel box. l5a25. Lettuce.
New York. box. Seal 60; native bushe box.
S5a5O. Onions Texas Bermuda, crate, lOal 3:
RappahannOck. basket, yellow. 75alO0; DO. bbl.,
25s25O; do. Whits, 2D. Peaches. Southern.
crate, 2oOa2O. Peppers. Florida, crate. son
rs. RaspberrieS Eastern Shore red. pint, 6a7 !;
do. quart, l5al4. RhubaTb. nearby. 100 punches.
Sal0O. Spinach. native. 6usheI box. 2OaZ5.
Squash. nati7e. basket. lOal5. Tomatoes Poto-
mac, carrier. fancy. hpe. Local 3; do. choice.
Heen. 7bGloo; do. native. Nbasket. T5al.Oo.
watsrmelors. Florida and Georgia. 100. 5W
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