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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21
THE SUBMARINE

AaOluqnat continuation has arrived
Of our statement that England has sol
Ved the German submarine problem.
We have The details, geographical, nau
ttcai ard hydrauhcal, but must report
only IN general terms.
The'}rirish admiralty has wisely re
Trained ard viii continue to refrain
IRON figures, details or any announce
ment that would in any way etade
Germany.
Oar latest report is that in single
month The destrnyers of the allied ma
vEes ended the careero of more than forty
German submarines.
fhe remedy for the submarine is so
simple that ii is most remarkable that
it was not applied almost from the be-
ginning.
''fhe submarine is an egg she'll and
1t can be crushed, and that is what is
being done with them. At FIRST they
We're nettcd The net cutting appara-
tus was supplied to the submarine and
'he net,ina device quickly became inef-
feet e
~ "a the aeroplanes and submarines
chaeegs co-operated. In clear waters
the submarine can be detected from an
aerop! ne at a depth of more than 100
feef. submarine chasers studied sur
face bubbles and surface indications.
Locating Il submarine. groups of des-
troyers and chasers were summoned to
the spot and then the territory for
miles around was covered as by spokes
from a wheel
Nov submarine location being dis
covered it is oetted most effectively.
10 IS cireled by bombs lowered under
water over a wide area. The simulta.
neous explosion of these mines by elee-
hical device win crush any under water
crafts
Water is, of course, lncompressible.
Rhe entire ocean weight, millions of
tons. resist and the explosive power
must Effectively crush everYthing near
by that is not as solid as the ocean
itself
Without waiting fer U-boat activities
the destroycrs now fish for and crush
them jast as effectively as "a piece of
dynamite is used on a pond by poach
er to stun or kill all nearby fish
1t has been known for many years.
aud. u 2fore laws have been passed
forbldding the practice, that an explo-
7lon in water will stun all the fish near
by or cause their air bladders to burst.
Tbe allies ever Increasing hotila of
ohasers and destroyers, supplemented
by an increasing number Of hydroplanes.
has resulted in detecting submarines
under this system SO that in the past
week the submarines caught only one
third Of l per cent of the sailings, or
vessels, as compared with l. o6
IN the week ending June Z.
We are also Informed that so sue
cessful has been the campaign against
the submarines that the German ad-
is now finding the greatest
in securing crews for them.
The men are not lacking in ordinary
courage and are perfectly willing to go
into the first line trenches exposed to
the normal dangers of war, but there
is natural horror of Imprisonment and
death under water with no fighting
chance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

An iowa exchange offers to attend
the performance if the government
will hang the food speculators, He
wouldn't be the only auditor present
and his burrahs would be drowned in
the multitude. Berasford News.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

One hundred years ago Napoleon
predicted that Europe within 100
years would be all Russia or all re-
public. He spoke better than he
knew, for not only will Russia fail to
enslave all Europe but it looks as if
the Muscovite republic would be the
downfall of all existing monarchies
by the contagion Of its example.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The Germans are sending their big
ships away from Ostend, their Bel
gian port. A rather Ostendacious
indication of what they fear.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Nearly a century and a half ago
George Washington said, ''To pre-
serve is ones duty and be silent is
the best answer to calumny.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Russia is now making history that
won't look good in book form t@o
wears heuce.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

incidentally that man Kerensky of
Russia can do more for socialism In
the world than any other agency
since socialism became known.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Just at present Russia seems to
need a doctor more than anything
else.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Some light sleeper advises the
Ways and Means committee to tax
every dog $40. What would the gov
ernment do with all the money?
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Russia is suffering from an over
dose of freedom. Eyeu the small boy
knows what that is.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

But the receptions Pershing is get
ting in Eagland and France are moth.
ing compared with the receptions he
VIII get when he returns to the Unit
ed States.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

With a few exceptions, this war
VIII be fought by the poor men. There
fore, with limited exceptions, its cost
should be paid by the rich. Fight
or pay, should be the rule.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The average citizen is not worried
so much as a patriot ought to be
about the slowness of congress IN
putting the war revenue bill into
effect.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The kaiser declared '..never again
will We have relations with such an
odions people" as-those Of England.
But the English do not seem to feel
that way They appear to be bent
on establishing tho closest relations.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The Russian who quits the army
is to be shamed by women who offer
TO take his place. Reports from Pet
rograd show that groups OF women
are volunteering TO take a mans part
at the front.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Watching the payments on liberty
loan grow is more interesting than
waiting for the first cucumber to APP
pear on the vine.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Iho senate mas Uecl0ed ih8G idXCS
are active enough already without
making them retroactive.
The Germans might do worse than
note that it doesn't take much to
make "perishing' out OF Pershing.
Judging from the number of floods
we have had there must be q whoop-
ing big silver lining concealed some
where.
Watching the payments on liberty
loan grow is more interesting than
waiting for the first cucumber to app
pear on the vine.
This voluntary food conservation
movement needs little emphasis in
homes where the pay check barely
meets current bills.
1t seems that nearly everybody in
Russia has passed resolutions declar.
ing the war should be fought to q
finish except the army,
The British are spending $3, 600 600
a week on the war What has become
OF that story about the British spend
ing a million dollars a day?
No use to take the ballot away
from persons who did not register
Take something away from them
that tdey think something of
Incidentally that man Kerensky OF
Russia can do more for socialism In
the world than any other agency
since socialism became known.
Nearly a century and half ego
George Washington said, ''To pre-
serve is ones duty and be silent is
the best answer to a calnmny.
The Germans are sending their big
ships away from Ostend, their Bel
gian port. A rather Ostendacious
indication of what they fear.
Some light sleeper advises the
Ways and Means committee TO tax
every dog $40. What would the gov
ernment DO with all the money?
The average citizen is not worried
SO much as patriot ought to be
about the slowness of congress in
putting the war revenue bill into
effect.
But the receptions Pershing is get
ting in Esgland and France are moth
ing compared with the receptions he
will get when he returns to the Unit
ed States.
With few exceptions, this war
will be fought by the poor men. There
fore. with limited exceptions, its cost
should be paid by the rich. Fight
Or pay, should be the rule.
The Russian who quits the army
Is to be shamed by women who offer
to take his place. Reports from Pet
rograd show that groups OF women
are volunteering TO take mans part
at the front.
Gen. Goethals has just let con-
tract for sixteen wooden ships which
shows that the generals objection is
not to wooden ships per Sc but to
those that can not be properly or
expeditiousIy built.
Some newspapers have applied the
term "skulkers' to the eligible
men who attempted to evade draft
by failing to register. It is more
vigorous term than Stacker" and ex-
presses the idea better.
Some newspapers and personages
while clamoring for democracy and
representative government IN Ger
many seem willing and anxious to
abolish congress in this country.
The kaiser declared never again
will We have relations with such an
odions people" asthose of England.
But the English do not seem to feel
that way They appear to be bent
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Billy Sunday says: Every mar
should farm, finance and fight
Which are you doing?
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The Germans might do worse than
note that it doesn't take much to
make "perishing" out oil Pershlng.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Judging from the number of floods
We have had there must be q whoop-
ing big silver lining concealed some
where.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

No use to take the ballot away
from persons who did not register
Take something away from them
that tdey think something of.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The senate has decided that taxes
are active enough already without
making them retroactive.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Some newspapers and personages
while clamoring for democracy and
representative government IN Ger
many seem willing and anxious to
abolish congress in this country.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Gen. Goethals has just let con
tract for sixteen wooden ships which
shows that the generals objection is
not to wooden ships per Sc but to
those that can not be properly or
expeditiousiy built.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Some newspapers have applied the
term "skulkers" to the eligible
men who attempted to evade draft
by failing to register. It is more
vigorous term than stacker" and ex.
presses the idea better.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

The British are spending $3, 600, ,090
a week on the war. What has become
Of that story about the British spend.
ing million dollars a day?
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

This voluntary food conservation
movement needs little emphasis in
homes where the pay check barely
meets current bills.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

1t seems that nearly every body in
Russia has passed resolutions deelar.
ing the war should be fought to q
finish except the army.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19

Philadelphia, Jan N-DGGs-Recsips ve-. NOR,
liberal and prices declined 81 70 per case cents
PER dozen. We quote: Nearby extra, per doz-. ~:
nesgby hrsts l4lo per standard case; nearby current
receiptS l3S per case; Weste-n eItrAs per doz 4s;
extra hrsts $50 Ter czse; do. hrStS, I3S; r--
friser1tor hrsts Il7oallno. -eooDds u-4o; csndled
esEs were jobhtnE at Sss6l Der dozen
CHEESE-Fne early made stock ruled Stezdy IN
der light oferinES. out trade quiet We quote
New York full cream, fancy held 255sA2s1; specials
higher; do. do fair To good. held, s4i4Aof<; do,
pSr skins l3S2l
DRESSED killed, dry-pscsed
fowls. u to box. dry picked fancy selected per
pound. 2 weighing 4lss5 pounds apiece. Z4: do.
lbs apiece. 2 do. 81 lhS. apiece. IS22 do, }
pounds ariece las2o. Fowls in barrels fancy, dry
picked-Weighing Ilzs5 pounds and over apiece. 2 (;
weighing pounds apiece, 2; smaller sizes Ian.
Old roosters dry-picked Il. Roasting chickens.
Western dry PICKED in boIes weighing Sale pounds
per pair. sSS; roasting chickens. weseern dry
toaStins chickens, Western in boxes weighing Z
rounds per pair, ezc5 s0asting chickens Western.
lce-pScked, in barrels Ching sslo pounds.
per pair. "a roasting chickens. Western. in hsr-
rels. weighing pounds DcT pair. 1z1 BroSrzt
chickens " estsrn. In boIgs weighing 3Sl p0unds
per pair, Pas. Chickens weighing 5as pounds Per
Trir. leso; Co. mixed sses lss1 Bruilers, Jerseg
Sacy, 243l; bCoilers, other nearby, weighing IsAi
pounds srdece gar: broilers, nearby. smaller s1ss
fancy. west, m 3la,2 fair to good cas3o old toms,
2ss2S; common, Ha2r: ducks. nearby. 70; do,
Western. 2nao2; EeeSe nearby. ITsls, do Western.
l5als; squads. per DOZEN white weighing llSl7
pounds 6.C0s6.25; do do. Sal0 pounds, S5s5. IS
do, do. pounds, Ds4.7O; do. do, pounds,
S5<5S; do. do. 6a6-1 pounds. 2T5A5U; dn-f
1ioa'.oo: small and No. :. soSlS.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Rslamcre, Jan. ls-EGGs-M.rket firm. Mary
land. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts. Ssis; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia hrsts SsS: Western
COhioD hrstx Ral6; West Virginia hrsts. n; South
ern North Csrolin.l hrstS tS; Western fresh case
count -; Western storage cast count, q; selected,
cAndled stock In carton, ~
BUTTER-Sepsrator e1trl, <sE; frssA Nh1;
private nn, tal; hrsta Ss2R; DO. In. eItr,
tosA; frrts sss.n; blocks ps sItrsA <aa2l; trsts
Ssss; dairy prtpts Maryland. Psnnsylvani, and
Virginia extras sss2: hrsts. n<1; store cfed.
uuts, z; rolls Maryland and PeunGlr.ni,- asa;
do. West Virginia. zs29.
LIVE POULTRY-Prices Uer pound GnIes. other
wise stated: Chickens. choice, young, BY boat.
-; do. hy expos. lsa2o do, rough and poor.
I7aIs: cid hens lbs. and over, lsAis; do, snail
to medium. ls; do, old roosters and stays,
loall Ducks young MuscoTy and Mongrel II; do.
White Pekings lSals; Indian Runners. young. Tsls.
Puddle choice fat, IS; do. smaller. l5al6 Geese,
Maryland and Virginia. fat lssIs; do, Southern and
Western Halls; do. Kent Island. fat les9o; tIrke5s
choice hens Is; do, young gobblers, 2S; do. old
toms q; do. small. poor. crooked breast. BAD;
Pigeons old pair, 70: do. young. %. Guines fowl
young. Ia Ms and Up. IS; DO. smaller. Is; do.
old. Is
white Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. b1shsl.
lTsal8; do. New York and Msine, bushel L7s
l.s5: Eastern Shore, MARYLAND and Virginia, No. L
bushe l6SaL75; do, frosted, bushe 7Ssso; nearby
50; sweets, Eastern Shore. Virginia yeIlOws
per barrel, 275a3oO; do. Eastern Shore Mar.
land and Delaware barrel. 3coAS.es; do. YORK
River barrel, 275s3co; do. North Carolina, 3.ooS
SIS: do, HAMPERS basket. Ll5sl.E; ysms, large
bright smooth barrel 2coz22S: apples Western
Maryland and PennsylTsnis packed, barrel. a5osSs 50
do. New York State. No l, barrel. 2ss45os do.
No ?, zocaa IS beans, F1orids. green, basket, lso.
Us. do wax basket, lBsl.o; cabbage. New Yorf
state, Danish, ton. soo~ss.oo: do, domestic. ton
50 eoss5.oo; celery New York. bunch, 1&sO; cram
berries ss TO quality. barrel, 5.cossso: cucumbeu
FLORIDA basket. sosSo: eggIlsnts Florida. crate
T5a2 q: grapefruit. Florida, to size. boz 100
aT5. kale Norfolk. barrel sc&S9; do, native bashe
box S5sfO; lettuce Norfolk. BASKET. os7s; do.
Florida basket, lmSl5o; onions. New YORK ant
Western. yellow, loelb sack, Loos4o: orzns-s
Florida as to size box l75s22s: peppers. Florida
crate 2 50a3oo; spinach. Norfolk. L5o4l75: do. na
tive bushel box eoss5: squash. Florida, crate 20
s2S: Strawberries Florida quart, 25ss5: tomatoes
Florida, fancy, cArTia. aoA5S: Do, choscs or
risr 1E42-a
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
Circuit Division No. 4
Justice Stddox

Cation VS.. District Of Columbia .t al.
gwen TO jury: plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. 10
seph T sher1er. A L. Sinclair, and r
= l.. Moncure; defendants attorney,
X, l. williams and r. J. whiteford.
Sordon VS.. shoels; appeal from tudr-
h'eht noted and bond for costs fixed II
. with leave to deposit $50: pIsfnti-',
attorneys. T. L Jer1ords and Charlie,
Eahy; defendants attorney. Hayden
johnson.
Motions for today at 10 m.
Lsatterheld VS. Grossm.n; attorneys
Anthony-Grossrnan
Merritt vs.. Okie: ATTORNEYS Fov5
Wilson-Okie
Wilson vs.. HapgoOd; attorneys. Hack
+Wetmore vs.. Capital City ssnitsriu-,.
attorneys. MILAN & smith-Laskey.
limited States eN rel Muliken v
owen; attorneys. Carter-BeUer.
@Colonis VS.. Wilson; attorneys. Hud-
Skinner
Reynolds vs.. Reynolds: attorn.y,
Maddox & Gstley-Barker.
SRandle vs. Northern Assurance Com
pany; attorneys, Easby-Smith-McKenn
F1annery.
sHurley VS.. Miller: ATTORNEYS John
ston, Msupin-SImmons, Ridout.
N-Security Brokerage Counspv y,
Gr1er; attorneys. Baker. Gardiner-Baker-
Staggers-
n-kline vs.. Melton Rhodes Conpanv.
suorneys' Crunelin-Tucker. Kenyon a
Mscfarlsnd. ~
l+-oid National Bank OF Oshkosh v,
ElSlnser; attorneys. MILAN & Smith
Johnson
lS-Columbia Building and Investment
company VS.. Dorsch: attorneys. Bradley
Carter
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Jan B.-There a decidedly bette
tone to the cotton market today and after some
lrreguiarty prices moved upward Spot news
favored the bulls and SPOT houses were among the
buyers computing with shorts late in the session
Clearsnces fw the day large and relieved
nervousness over shipping. In fact, underlying
conditions seemed to be frrnr than for someums
by resson Of tho elimination Of the large long
interest
A covering movement IN the early Afternoon sd-
Tanoed prices about Is 70 % points above the lowest
levels o the day. The market however. con
tnued irregular and had frequent peCiods OF re-
hpse. The market had a active and steady Close
with p1ces 10 70 % points net higher and about
the best figures Of the day
Port receipts for the day wore 24Ul bales com
pared with u .oA bales last week and H.sz bales
last year.
New York warehouses stocks are Is. .7e4 bales.
against AisS bales year GSo Exports for the
day were p7so bales including Is s4 bales to Great
Britain. ssls bales 70 France sea bales 70 other
points on the Continent and ass bales TO japan
and China CssraDces for the se.son 10 date
asyreSrts SAC 81 bales against lsi5 zs bales for
the &C responding period last season
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District Of Columbis
Equity Dfvfsfcs Ne. l.
Juaffrs Hfta

Brooklyn Trust Company Va. United
States Trust Company; order granting
leave to file amended answer; plaintiffs
attorneys. c. c. Tucker and Evans
Brown: defendants attorneys, Ellis a
Donaldson and George Francis williams
Smallwood VS. Shannon; order approx
Ing loan recommended by trustee; plain
tifr's attorney. w. NJ. Gettinger: defend
ants attorneys. Louis Gutenberg and 7.
l.. Jones
hillegan VS.. Metzger: order granting
Judgment against National Bank OF
Washington; garnishee; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Howard Boyd and p. IL Marshall: I:
DEFENDANTS attorney. T. l. Jenords.
Harrington vs. Minor: hearing Of peti-
ton continued; plaintiffs attorneys. +.
w. Frisby. A. p. owens. and A l. New
myer: DEFENDANTS attorneys, T L. Jones
and John Ridout
Schroeder VS.. Eustis; hearing on rule
continued and set for January 30 at ! D.
m toy Justice Could: plaintiffs sttor-
neys Maddox & Galley.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
l-BOwie VS.. Bowie: attorney, Phelps.
WILLIAMS VS.. Williams; sttorneys
White-Lee
S-Stone Straw Company vr. ReX Pa
her Novelty Company: attorney, Hodges
+Washington Times Company vs. N
Z. Temple and Market Company; attor-
neys. O'Donoehue. Adlins-Ridout, Wolf,
-Mcllheny vs. hampton; sttorneys.
Hoover. Drake
6-Frey VS.. Frey; attorney, o'Shea.
lin re National Capital Life Iu,ur-
ance Company; attorneys. Handy. Yest-
man-Darlington. Gardiner Sullivan.
SIN re bankruptcy of n. Z. Expre,,
ana Storage Company: attorney. shesley.
s-Rosenberg VS.. Rosenberg: attorneys.
Sinclair-O' Shea.
O-Jackson VS.. Jackson: attorneys,
Kennedy-Davis
n-Bourne VS.. Bourne: attorney..
Coombe. Emerson.
l2-Landon VS.. Karrick; ATTORNEYS. Ds-
vas, Gies-Brandenburg, Merr1lat
B-Saunders VS. Saunders; attorneys.
Scott-Hegarty.
+Calhoun VS.. Calhoun: attorney,
Scott
Mcdowell vs.. Mcdowell; attorney
Clark
le-In re bankruptcy Of @. T. L~ppan
attorneys. Csmpbell-OShea
l-Columbis Brick and Coal Cornpsnv
vs. Hampton: attorneys, Gardner. Gar
rett-Lester. johnson, Peter, Whiting.
LIN re dissolution OF Commercial Fir.
insurance Company: attorneys. Douriss,
huthn' LIBERALIZATION & Richardson.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations nrvn below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fsncy Goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh per dos Sac; Southern &5s8
BUTTER-Best prints, new. per n, zz4; do, tub,
e. process, Sass: store packed, 2SaS.
LARD-Tub. pure, per 10, T1ITn do. com
pound lialIh; cottonseed oil. per h'sgallon can
SIS.
CHEESE-New York, new. per n. 2iaas: fat
Ss8; Swiss. domestic. s2sS5; do. foreign, 56aso
LIVE POUDTRY-Chickens. Ter n. 2ls22; hens
per n, lsaso; rcosters. n. IS; ducks. Per n.
lsaso; geese. per D., 15sl6; keats, young II rs.
and over, each, IS; turkeys Ter h., 8azs.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. choice. per n.
2; hens choice. per n. Aa22; ROSTERS per n.
i3&l4; capons. ms. each. per D., as3o; ducks,
large per D 20; geese isrEe. per n. lss1 turfsyA
choice PER D.. Ss30; do, medium, per n. Is.
LIVE STOCK-Cslves. veal prime. per n.
l5lsah; do. medium. lOall spring lamhs. fat pei
h., l2al3; sheep per ID. 6a71a.
DRESSED GOODS-Pork. small. per h.. Is
do, heavy, per n. Ihal2
GANE-Rabbts. choice. Per doz.. 21sS.oo; com
mon l.20a2oO.
GREEN GooDs-Besns, per basket, Lssss 50
lima beans, Florida, per basket, iooa5.oo; beets
bunch. 5ae: Brussels sprouts. per ct. l5als; cab
bage, per 100 lbs 55oa6oo; csrros per box, 9oal 90
caulthower, California crate. l75a70; celery, Cab
fornia crate. 5.oOa65o do. New York. crate. 25os
500; cucumbers basket, S.ooaA5o; cymblins, crate
L5os&2s; eggplant. per crate 2oss.so; kale. PEI
bbl. l75s2Oo; lettuce. FloTids per basket 5os2 Is
okra, Florida, per crate z.5os+a: onions. pc
bag. 55ca60o; peas, Florida, per basket. soos4 90
peppers per crate, l.Joa3Oo; potatoes per bbL
3ooa5 3; do, Northern, per sack. L75as3; ruta
basas per bbl.. aooa4.oo; sweet potatoes per bbl.
25a4.W; spinach, per bbl., l75a25; tomatoes
Florida per crate, 2oOasoo; turnips. per box. LOO
LIS.
FRUITS-Appjes. per bbl.. 25oa5.5o; grapefruit
per box. sooss5; lemons per box, xf5a35o; oranges
per box California, 275sSoo; do, Florida 25os3.p
pineapples. per crate, 35oa4.0
sEEDs-Blue grass per bushel l5oAlp; clover
alfalfa, per h., t54als; do. alsika, per n.. Han
M, p~ 4, yAkals; d., vh&sA - d. AAAs