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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
ZINE DIVIDENDS GIVEN TO
RED CROSS CAN BE PAID HERE

Many of the people who are holding
stock in Arizona mines which have
recently declared dividends. do not
know exactly where TO give that por-
lion which II has been decided should
20 TO the national Red Cross head
quarters. according TO Information
received ar the headquarters of
the local Red Cross branch i'm
.1ar-e C.. Ur. W. l. Brown, presi-
dent The request was mace Uy the
local Red Cross authorities that they
le given the credit for the allotted
percentage OF the dividends, instead of
forwarding Iheu direct TO Washing
ton The local branch viii forward
The money TO washington where it
VIII ba devoted TO the national fund
Tacse who have already made their
r5-grls 10 the local Red Cross branch
are o. It. Hawks. John a. Bradshaw.
T. s. Stewart. Frank MOL BarEer.
Nora c. bC1uue-L Frederick casey
estate James L. Collins, Jack Lyons.
La-Uar p Funk. rs. H. BurterbauEh-
NJ s. Bradshaw. DekEle Smith.
Prank F. lfeSers W E. sharp. Mary
o. stevens. r. p SIelIs. r. L. Hunter.
-l-z- Agnes Hunter John j. Campbell
Brighten the home with Sole Fr0of
Coiofel Ea-uishes. Lander Lumber Co.
-AlF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
INVESTIGATOR BARNES HERE
TO LOOK INTO STONE CASE

r. l. Barnes. of san Antonio. spe-
cial agent I'm this district of the bu-
reau of Investigation. department OF
justice. has arrived IT FL Paso. His
presence here is thought 10 have some
Connection with the governments case
against T. B. stone. former special
agent here. arrested Monday on a
complaint charging accepting a bribe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
MORE Truth
IVA Than Poetry
THE END OF A PERFECT DEEM.

The U-boats were gathered for
81 hat they deemed a slaughter.'-Th
Bureau of Public INFORMATION.
The EriEzled admiral awoke
From his seraphic dreamiuEs
The nccents Of the lookout spokes
Il hear "A U-bOat deeming.r
FLet 40 the after gun.'' cried he;
There WAS a savage roar,
film Of oil rose through the sea-
The J-hOat deemed no more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
WANT TO EXPORT TO SOUTH
AFRICA: TALK 10 JUAN HONS

Local manufacturers and exporters
no may be interested I'm the posi-
biliries OF trade in South Africa and
Australia viii have an opportunity 20
post up when Juan Hons. commercial
AGENT OF the department Of commerce
OF the United States. reaches here on
Aug IS He has sent the commerce
chamber advance notice that he VIII
be ready to answer questions on those
markets for American products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

The idiot ~ no rocks the boat claims
a hundred victims TO the sharks one.
We are holding no brief for the shark.
but perhaps II the boat rocking
gentleman were as soundIy belabored
with oars and boat hooks the summer
death rate would drop a trifIe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
DAILY RECORD.
building PERMIT.

F. u. McMickle. 500 East san Auto-
Mo street, garage. $500
Deeds Filed.
East FL Paso-Rivera street. Isaac
Apodaca TO j. r. Ellis. lots II and -
block O.. August s, 1917. $40
Campbell addition-Fifth street. F.
g. Martin to J. ". Williams. north nine
feet OF lot a. all OF lot 5. block SIS.
July p. 1917; $3.50
French addition-Nrs. F F. Dryer
TO F. Fernandez, lot 10, block ., July
20. 1917. so.
Magoffin addition-First street. J.
Young TO g. B. Calnan. lot and south
10 feet Of lot .. block g. August S.
1917; S11.700-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
COMMISSION ORDERS 7. &P.
BUILD SWEETWATER DEPOT

Austin. Tex. Aus. 10.-The railroad
comm ssion has issued an order di-
recrIu- the Texas & Pacific Railway
Co. TO file with the commission within
so days. plans and Specifications for
the construction OF an adequate pas
sa1Ee- and freight depot at Sweet
water. Nolan county At a recent
hearing the commission granted the
application OF citizens Of Sweetwater
for better depot facilities The depot
must be completed within six months
Wanted to buy secondhand bicycles
ALel ATS and CvcIe Co-AfE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

ID T6eLl ken many men nom
joining the cOI0rs. Tnat was not the
reason, however, that Col Roosevelt
was refused.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
ClSH GIRLS IN LONDON

David w Griffith. wo spent some
weeks taking motion pictures iu the
fighting zone i'm France. through an
arrangement with the French ana
British governments. is iu London
taking other scenes that viii Dee COM
Hiuei with the war views 20 ma he a
big martial UEc-odraua. Recently III
Griffith sent a cable to the Gfsh SIS
tiers asking them TO join him at once
iu London. and they are now there
posing for the picture. A garden party
ar which Elizabeth Asguith. lady
FACET the princess OF Monaco. and
other prominent women were present
was caught by 1Ir Griffith's camera
and viii lie Incorporated in the film
GaIswo-tly's drama Justice" has
heeu made into a photoplay 10y an
English company and is being exhibit
ted 20 London. Gerald UI Naurier
acted the role in which John Barry
more was seen when the play was
presented last year
If you are a friend Of Bessie Love
and y0u happen 20 be I'm Hollywood,
just call around at her new home any
afternoon ar 5-her official tea hour
enjoy a cuU Of tea, sailed almonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
Vivian Rich

and home made cookies. and proceed
on your way refreshed
Wheeler Ooakman has Joined the
William Fox Fllm company and viii be
seen in an important part in q forth
coming picture supporting Miriam
Cooper
Anna Luther is now the proud pos
SCISSOR OF the Russian wolf hound
Boris which took all the ribbons
OF his class I'm last winters Los An
Eeles dog show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

Tungs-eon Beruer rolled from his
right side 20 his left. from his left to
his northeast
'.SEeeeE- Toooozff. Skaaa-puffff-.'
'lIeezEaas. Fthhlh- OOOOOOO--
",- % Ky" exclaimed
Tungsten Be-uer as he sprang out OF
bed Looking out the window he saw
% assorted cats on the back fence.
simultaneously telling each other the
tragic story Of their lives Desperately
setting his Big slam alarm clock.
Tungsten hurled = with all his might
and almost all his main. mutterinE,
Maybe you'll be OF some use at last,
you haven't woke me uD on time for
two months"
The clock hit the top OF the fence.
split open. and its works. like shrap-
rel. flew in all directions The next
morning Tungsten found Is cOrQSes Of
Is cats on his grass plot. sold them
TO manufacture OF imported furS.
and bought a regular alarm clock
Then he tenderly gathered mp the
pieces OF Big slam. buried them ten
DERBY. and wrote on a little wooden
headstone- Here lies slam; he died
striking 12-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
Beauty Chats g M& Es2z Forbes
Make Your Cosmetics.


-TTT-N-EE-Ere v-7,r rsr -,-.---.-
Wisaa5il5S make s' your ae' oS s9's sos-
metic preparations. For one
thing, il costs much less. for another.
You know exactly what you are do
ing
Face powders and certain kinds Of
toilet waters and coIognes are So hard
to make. that it's really better tn
buy them. Rouge is hard TO make
TOO. But I have always found that
by purchasing unperfumed face pow
der of the highest quality. and 10y
perfuming IL myself that 7 saved
lot Of money and got something thar
suited me better But cold creams
are not hard TO make. if one takes
care The general rule is to melt up
all the wakes. and oils, I'm a double
boiler and then beat in the essences
and various waters. Personally. I
do not like a perfumed cold cream.
/ want cream TO clear my skin OF
CRIME when I've been out in the dust,
or TO soothe and cool the skin after
exposure TO sun and heat But per-
fume is a matter Of choice
Beaches are easily made, lemon or
cucumber. glyCeriue and rose water
are easily mixed together. Certain
perfumes are easily mixed too. and
rose jars are ample reward for the
trouble Of gathering and storing the
leaves
Tt isn't good form nowadays 10 use
perfume TO a noticeable extent but
a little on ones lingerie is a dainty
touch that few women can resist. And
this creates a subtle perfume that is
sensed without being really notice
able, and that IS altogether delight
full
Kathleen J--If you will cold cream
and powder your skin before going
into the sun. il will prevent freckles- .
As for the nose. its shininess prob .
ably comes from some slight diEes- .
tive disorder. Drink lots Of water
and avoid fat meats for a time. Use
an astrincent in the water YOU battle
the face in
Alice-Send me a self addressed
stamped envelope for an answer
Gates-Probahly one reason why
you can't get belladonna is because .
total OF partial blindness or at least .
some injury TO the sight. has been }
the result of indiscriminate use OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

Tuesday TO Be Eeatless Day
Headline What's the matter with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

For over forty years. an herbal
tonic for women has been sold by All
dealers IN medicine throughout this
country known as Dr. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. Through fts use
thousands Of women all over this
land nave been relieved Of many dis
eases or womanly nature MANY
women IN Texas wish TO add their
testimony, such as Mrs Ella Gown.
OF -ot riverside Beaumont. Texas
" no says "I have used 'Favorite
prescription and find DC fine medi-
cine tried doctors and medicines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10
The Daily Novelette,
when The Clock struck H.

CBv the author OF How to Make a
Dollar Go Farthest, or Twenty Remote
places TO send a Money order"
Solving the High Cost OF Living. or
the Widow Smultz Narries the
Grocer" The Deluge or SwiEger's
New Forty Dollar Suit and Dollar and
Quarter Fountain Pen" "N0psie
NacSwusrers. The Lus-rous Lamps
Of Laura Lafferry." Winnie Virgins
W01dr0us Ways" etc, etc etc.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

You Move When You Call $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

Alice-Send me a self addressed
stamped envelope for an answer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

Gates-Probably one reason why
you can't get bellad0nna is because
total OF partial blindness or at least
some injury TO the sight. has been
the result of indiscriminate use OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

chop with a paper f-iI-t Tomorrow
-T'rune Pic.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

Brighten the home with Sole Frouf
CotUrel Earuisles. Lander Lumber Co.
-ALF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-10

40 NCLE WIGGILY. DO y0u IKE Z
a fried egg" asked Nurse
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK. March a-ThTe- was little feature to
the trading in cotton today, but the market ended
. little higher. The weekly statistics from Liver
pool attracted q good deal a comment, but tbs
trade Appeared to Be waiting for fresh develop
ments A continued falling Of in the lccal Ger
tinated stock served to emphasize the Importance
Of the spot situation.
Only three months traded in the call.
May showing = gain Of Is points July being up II
points ard October adyandrG points The tone
was finn
Tns feature Of the early dealings was a bid by
local dealer Of 1000 of October. when that option
was selling at 1858 cents and this bid brought
out Only about 800 bales at the higher figures
changed while October advanced two points before
the end Of the first ten minutes Of business.
Port receipts for the dAy were 2.774 bales com
pared with 9757 bales last week and a. o2 bales last
year New York warehouse stocks are lG. .l4 bales,
contrasted with Dsg5 bales a year ago. Exports
for the day STA bales including 3lB bales TO
Great Britain and 5s5l bales to the continent.
Clearances for the to date aggregate 453 $50
bales against 3.5797A bales in the corresponding
period last season.
Spot here was quiet. 20 points higher at IS.
There were sales.
Spot at New Orlosns steady and unchanged, on
the oads OF T.8 for middling. The sales were 3l52
bales.
The amount brought into sight for the week New
Orleans figures is los 79 bales against I4s lo6 bales
last year and 666 bales two years ago. The New
York Cotton Exchange estimates the amount in
night for the week at l3S 92 bales contrastsd with
l63.6O bales last year and 20. lA bales in 1875.
Receipts at Galveston were $3.50 bales; New Or
leans. 81; Savannah 54.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
Furnished by W. II. HIsps & Co.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia March e-BUTTER-T market ruI
ed steady but quiet Western solid packed creamery,
fancy specials g; extra 41a42; extra hrstS % nrsts
3; seconds, S; nearby prints fancy. n: average
extras. 40a42: frsts Sa3e: seconds Sass: special
brands Of prints jobbing at I7a5o
EGGS-Recepts more liberal and with in
creased pressure to sell prices further declined 6
per case We quote: In free cases, nearby eItras,
per doz. .; frsts. 40 per standard case; current
receipts. as per cAss; Western extras rer doz p;
extra hrsts, SO per fsts SIS; fancy selected
fresh eggs iobJng at 4a35 per dozen.
LIVE POUDTRY-Fowls, a. to quality. ZA2S;
Stacy ROSTERS, lsa2o: old roosters l6al7: spring
chickens, soft meated, Ea24; ducks. to size and
quality. 2aA; pigeons. old per pair. SaSO; do
yOnng. per pair, 4a25
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh killed. dry packed
fowls. II to box. dry-picked, fancy selected. "a;
weighing ~ pounds and over apiece. 23l3; do. Sl7
pounds apiece IN; do. pounds apiece. @a22;
in barrels. fancy. dry-picked, ~ pounds and over
apiece q; smaller sizes I9aZ. Old ROSTERS dry
picked %. Roasting chickens, Western, dry-picked
in boxes, weighing salo pounds per pair. 25a6 do.
do, pounds. do. Ea24; do, do, in barrels s to
10 pounds per pair. 8; do. do, in barrels. Z
pounds per pair, 2a22 Broiling chickens. Western.
in bnes, weighing 3a4 pounds per pair Ea&
Chickens. weighing Sac pounds per pair. AaA do,
mixed sizes. 1saa Broilers. Jersey. fancy. S2as5;
do. other nearby. weighing llia2 pounds apiece.
do. Western, 3a3S; fair to good SoASl; old tomS
2ea0; common, 24a27. Ducks. nearby. Da25; do.
Western. 2a24 Geese. nearby, 1szA; do, Western.
lSa20. Squads. per do1en-White, Weighing II TO II
pounds per dozen, 6ooa5.25; do, 3 to. 10 pounds.
4Sa4.75, do, pounds, 5Oa3.75; do, pounds per
dozen. 3ooa35; do, 6a6lH pounds, 2ooa225; dark
l75a22; small and No. g 5oal.N
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below are for large lots Of rood
marketable goods only Jobbers prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy gDods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh. per doz.. aa2s; Southern. q.
BUTTER-Best prints, new, per h.. ~; do. tub.
q; process S; store-packed. 26a2s.
LARD-Tub. pure. per h., 10; do. com
pound. l4Ni4; cottonseed oil. PER hreE,llon can.
CHEEsE-New York. new. per n. at.S: fat
e5a2S Swiss. domestic. s2as5: do. foreign. 56sso.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. per h. 25az hens.
per b.. n roosters. PER n. "a; ducks. per B..
%; geese. per n. l5a6: keats young. II Ds. sud
over. each. IS; turkeys per n. Za3
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens choice per D..
5sZ; hens choice. per n. 2ns2; roosters. per n..
I5al4; capons. Ds.. each per n, 1a3O; ducks
large. per n. p; gres-. large per D lssD; tukeys.
choice. per fb., 2ss3o; do. medium per n. =
LIVE STOCK-OaVes. veal. prime per n. d;
do. medium. l2al23s; spring lambs. fat, D.. nsl2;
sheep, per h.. las
DRESSED GOODS-Pork small pr H. B;
do. heavy. lTr 10. Il.
GREEN GpOD>-Besns. per basket. 30as.oo;
lima beans. Florida. per basket, 50oa6 90; beets
Florida. ler crate. I75a3OO; Brussels sprouts psr
quart. lsaD: cabtssr. per 100 Ms. 7ooalo.O; do.
per basket. l5Oa30 carrots per box, 2Ssl 50;
caufower. California crate 2oN225 celery. Florida
per crate 3oosi0o; cucImbers per basket 30Oa6 90
cymbinEs. crate, 300a35O; eggplant per crNte 3sGl
400 kali. per H. 2Da23: lettuce. Florida. per
basket LoA4 80; okrA. FLORIDA. PER crate ;eNzs %:
onions per N1b. sack. !oooall 90: pss F1orida
basket. 3oOA6.oO; peppeB crate. 2Sos4SO: potatoes.
Dbl. 6.ooaf o. do. Northern. sack 7.00; rUts-
bagas. Dbl. 40OA5c0; sweet potatoes. bb 35oa5 90
spinach. bbl.. 4ooa5 %: t"Tnatoec. Florida. crate.
20a4oo; turnTs box I.50a2Oo.
FRUITS-ApTdes. PR Dbl 250as.So; grapefruit,
pvr be-. :0aico: lemons, box ioosiso; oranges.
per box California 2T5s35o; do. Florida 3ooaioo;
pincapples. per crate. 3oos3.5o.
SEEDS-Blue grass per bushel. ls; clover.
alfalfa. per D. l5al6; do. slsike. PR n, Isa2D:
red. pr r.. lsH2o: do. white. per n. SaD;
saphing mammoth. rer n. 2oaA: COW peas per
bushe. o.6oa2S: timothy, PER buShel. 24Oz2 70:
orchard grass. per bushel. 22a25o; red-top Cherd
gras) per n. llal2
HAY-TimOthy. No l. per Ton Hooal5.@: do.
No >, 400; mixed. IOooAl2 %; corn. new. per
bbl. $50: wheat straw. per ton. SEQ; tangled rye
straw. per ton. l.oO; long straw. ton. LcO;
red top. per ID. Ioalc.
HlDEs-Greep. Ier n 70; do sAleed, pcT B..
D.; do. dry. per n 1sa5I: horse hides each S0z
7oo calf kins. green. each. 35oa4n: lamb skins.
gIeen. each, 2ooa2 %
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Mid-Continent Consolidated OIL Util-
titles Corporation Pays 1oc q Share.

At meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Mid-Continent Consolidated Oil &
Utilities Corporation, held on March s,
at Muskogee, Okla, the regular month
ly dividend OF 10 per cent per share was
declared on all outstanding "A'' stock.
payable March 81, 1877, to stockholders Of
record as of March is.
Dick r. Lane. president of the COM
pany, who is at present touring Okla
homa, Arkansas. and Texas, inspecting
the company's large and widely -distrib-
uted holdings, announces that the earn
ings OF the company during the last
two months have shown a remarkable
increase over the 1916 earnings of the
properties now owned by the Mid-Conti-
nent Corporation.
H. c. Blackwell. the consulting en-
gineer OF the Mid-Continent Company.
who is also engineer for the United
Light and Railways Company, a s50,oo0.-
OOO.0O Lublic utilities corporation operat-
ing street railways and light and power
franchises throughout the middle West,
accompanies Mr.. Lane on his tour Of
inspection and announces that the pres
ent earnings indicate a net profit on
the public utilities largely In excess of
the same properties during 1916.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
new YORK MARKET
Strong and ACTIVE
Important Net Gains in Many. Popular
Stock Issues.
6By the international News serviee.)

IBy the International News serviee.)
New York, March s-Under leadership
OF United States Steel and Smelters, the
stock market closed strong and active to-
day with important net gains showing
In popular issues. Much Of the buying
was due to the covering of shorts who
have most excellent reasons on their side,
but apparently very poor judgment
Technical conditions have prevailed. There
are numerous bear factors In the situa-
tion, but they are all too deep-seated to
make any impression on the people who
are now buying stocks. 1t Is possible
that Wall Street may have q bull mar
ket before these underlying conditions
make themselves dominant
Crucible's strength was due to the be-
lief that the United States government
might make q contract with 1t for H-inch
shells, such as figured in the Hadfeld
contract. 1t has been proved by one i'm
portant munitions concern that those
shells can be made in America FOR the
exact figure that the Hadfelds named as
the selling price. Therefore, all that was
asked by American firms in addition to
Hadfield prices was net profit. In the
opinion of real patriots 1t was rather
liberal profit to demand Of the United
States government
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. March e-There was chance for any
business in cash wheat in the United States
keis today. Canada unnerseIing with
their best grades Of cash and their futures on the
bargain counter at Winning we'll at Mon
teal. The opening u navigation Is not far
away. and his will mean the release Of an i'm
mense quantity # a Canadian wheat at the head
q the lakes, which may possibly throw the United
States cash wheat in a position where the holder
will b" Unable TO name the prices There is
use DENYING the fact that these conditions prevail
at the m,mout.
Enorm"is quantities of corn were thrown into the
pit in the Of realizing today, and the buying
entire speculative hn'. Resting spots for the day
showed gains Il iSa5tc.
Oats were unchanged to iasc lower and the
volume Of trade much larger.
Considerable hog products were sold in the pro-
vision Tit today because Of the Generalization shown
in the LIVERPOOL market
nIsh hw
The Washington herald., 1917-03-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

Baltimore, March s-EGGS-M.rket weak Mary.
land, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts. q; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia frsts. D: Western
tOhio hrsts. cs; West Virginia frsts. 2; Soathen
North Cardinal frsts. IS. Duck eggs. choice near
ny, dozen, 81
BUTTER-Separator. extra, per h.. 4lha42: hrstz
9a4o prints y b. AhaS2; frsts, aaso; do. lib.
extra Haf2; frsts @a4o; blocks . lbs. extra ia
q; hrsts, asa4o: dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania, and Virginia extras 2sa2s rsts Ea2s; store
packed. frsts q; rolls. MARYLAND and Pennsylvania.
Ta2s do. West Virginia, Na.S.
LIVE Chickens. choice young by
boat 22a23: do. choice, young by express Za22 do
winter Tbs and less. 2aS; do rough and poor
9a2l: do. old hens, aOa2; do old roosters and
stags, ". Ducks. young MuscoVy and Mongrel
1Sal9: do. young white Pekings. %; do Indian
Runners. young. 1sal9; do. puddle choice fat
19a20: do. small poor, 16al7: pigeons old pair
25 do. young. q Guinea fowls. young II rs
and up. each, 6a4o; do. smaller. each. %; do old
each. 30
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUIrs-Potstoes,
white Western Maryland and Pennsylvania bushel
25oa2 60; do. New York State. oushel 26oa275; do
Eastern Shore Maryland sDd Virginia, No l. bushel,
23oa2 50; do. nearby. bushel box 2 loa2 50; do No
yellows barrel. 45oa5oo; do, Eastern Shore Mary
land and Delaware barrel, 5.0ca55o; do. York
River. barrel 45Oa5oo; do. North Carolina barrel
4.5oa5.oo; do. nampers, bsskst. l.sOal75; yams.
Western Maryland and Pennsylania, packed Der
bbl. 25OaS5o; do. New York State No. T. 3ooa5 %
do. No. 2 2oce2D; beans Florida. per basket.
green, 3osloo; do, wax. soosaso; beets, Florida,
per crate, 2ooa25o: cabbage, New York State. per
ton, Danish l4oal5o; do. Florida per crate, 4ooa
500; do, per basket, 25oa3o; celery Florida, per
crate. 35a4oo; cucrmben. Florida. Der basket,
4.oca5oo: eegpiants. Florida. per crate, 3ooaS 50;
grapefruit, Florida. Per box, as to size, asa33
kale. Norfolk, per bbl., 1.25al.75; do native per
bushel box. s5a4o; lettuce. native per box L2al7S:
do, Florida, per basket L5oa4.oo; onions New York
and Western. yellow, looIb. sack. Zooas %; oranses
Florida. per box. as to size. l.7sa2so peppers.
tons. Der basket, l5Oa2oo; spinach Norfolk per bbl
4oOa5.oo; SQUASH Florida per crate 2ooa3oo straw.
berries. Florida per qt. refrigerator, 3Oaso toma-
toes. Florida per carrier. fanv rips. azsa5e: Do,
ehoice, a2aS.oo