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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10


kt6rych dniach tygodnia tax zwa
nych wycieczek acknowledged.
Rozpoczeto juz prace propagan--
dystyczna mad oszczedzaniem ga.
zoliny i wybito ma ten eel mass
plakatow afiszow.
SIR ERIC GEDDES OPROPO.
zYCYI PoKoJoWEJ ME.
MIEC.
Washington, 10. pazdz. - Pier
wszy Lord admiralicyi angielskiej
Sir Eric Geddes zwiedzi} Mount
Vernon jako gosc sekr. Daniels "a.
Tutaj ma grobie Waszyngtona
zlozyl wieniec r6z, poczem B.
proWadzono 60 po budynku.
Przy omawianiu sytuacyi wo.
jennej szczeg6lnie ostatniej no.
ty pokojowej niemieckiej, Sir E.
re ostrzega}, re gadanina poko-
iowa w tym sensie moze bardzo
zly skutek wywrzet. ma wojska,
oraz ma wszystkich robotnikow
iprzy wyrobie amunicyi. ME mo.
zemy, m6wi}, wygrac wojny roz.
prawiajac o pokoju. Niemcom
wlasnie zalezy ia tenn, ably w cza
sic gdy broi nasza jest naostrzo.
ia, mowiono O pokoju. Wiemy,
jaki wpiyw wywiera TAXA gadani-
ra ma robotnikow przy amuni--
cyl, I poczatku pracuja oni z en-
tuzyazmem; nagle ktos zawola,
re pokoj jest bliski; odrywaja sig
wtedy Cd piracy, przys}uchuSa, a
gdy ktos chce ich z powrotem
nak}onic do roboty, czynia to, ale
bez entuzyazmu, bez mysli o
zwyciestwie, gdyz mysl to przy.
giuszono woianiem o pokoju.
Spogladaja wiec ma armate, gra.
nat mysla Zanim to sic wykon-
czy, wojna przyjdzie do kohca, ma
coz wiec dalej pracowac. Pok6j
blisko, to ME bedzie potrzebne.
Ma polu bitwy zas, zolnierz, ktory
dotychczas sila wolf przerwai
wszystkie niewygody zycia wo.
jennego i walecznoscia swa "a.
palai innych, po wysluchaniu hi
storyi pokoju, sklada broh i
mysli. Nasuwaja mu sic mysli
rczmaite, a zwykle mysli takie o.
siabiaja wole jego, pragnienie
zwyciestwa.
Dlatego, niema wiekszego ME-
bezpieczehstwa dla wolnosci j
tax wznioslej sprawy,. "a ktora
Alianci walcza, jak osiabienie
chociazby ma chwile tylko energii
spowodowane nova pokoju.
rozsiewaniem wiesci, ze Niemcy
juz So pobici j re ME potrzeba
juz wieoej sill wytezae. ia re swej
strony ME jestem zainteresowany
jak diugo moga Niemcy wytrzy.
mac, co mnie najwiecej obchodzi
Dot,n1r,ao;a - ss~<.y.:n,, o.:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10

nowe ma tylach paszych, oddajac
tym sposobem Cambria, Bitwa
wre dafej ia tym froncie. Wojska
brytyjskie, francuskie i amery.
kahskie atakuja, uzywaJac OIL
brzymiej masy artyleryi, aeropla-
now i ,,tank0w." Mniejsze walki
odbywaly sic W Szampanii. Po
obu brzegach rzeki Mozy ME
przypaciel ponowil swe ataki.
WLOSI ZAJMUJA Ell BAsAN
Rzym, 10. pazdz. - Wojska
wioskie W Albanii, posuwajac sic
naprz6d w kierunku p6}nocnym,
wkroczyly W poniedzia}ek do
nliasta El Basan, pokonawszy
gwaltowny op6r Austryak6w.
Wlosi pra dalej naprzod. Po roz-
proszeniu nieprzyjaciela ma
wzgorzach ma polnocny zachod
cd rzeki Lyushna, posunehsmy
sic ku Kavaya, scierajac sic zno-
WI nieprzyjacielem pod Gram
shi.
TURCYA sZUKA POKOJU.
Londyn, 10. pazdz. - Rozcho-
dza sic pogloski, re Turcya wy
slala przez Rad hiszpahski note
do Aliant6w z proSba o pokoj,
Brytyjskie biuro dla spraw zagra
r;cznych otrzyma}o droga nieofi-
cyalna wiadomoSc, re cabinet tu-
recki zrezygnowal. Tewfik Pasza,
ktory mial bye zamianowany wiel
kim wezyrem, ma raczej symPa--
tye pro-alianckie, niz progermal-
skie. Enver Pasza, minister woj-
ny, rowniez podai sic do dyml--
syi. Nowy cabinet nosi} sic z "a
miarem podjecia kfokow wojen-
nych przeciwko Bu}garyi, pre-
konano sic jednakze, IL usposobie
ME w kraju jest przeciwko temu.
Takkolwiek ma sic sprawa "a
miarami pokojowemi Turcyi, W
Londynie panuje przekonanie, re
poddanie sic Turcyi W ciagu 4S
godzin ME powinno wywo1ac
zdziwienia. Wladze brytyjskie
posiadaja inforrnacye, ktore wska
zuja ma zupe}ny rozstroj W Kon~
stantynopolu.
ALIANCI POCHWALAJA
KRoK WILsONA.
Londyn, 10. pazdz. = Stowa=-
rzyszenie prasy ogiosiio komuni-
kat, ze, biuro dla spraw zagranicz-
nych otrzymaio tresc noty Will
soma do Niemiec ze wszyscy a.
llanci sa W najzupeiniejszej Ego
dzie CO do tel kwestyi. Koia lon
Gynskie uwazaja note Wilsona "a
krok zreczny i logiczny. Prezy-
dent okazai wiele roztropnosci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10

Pog1oski o Poddaniu sic TurcYi. - Nowy
Premier Przyj1cielem Ahantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10

F-ercIvnand w Coburgu-TrepoV~ Rozstrzelany.
-Krysys FIiszparislSi MinaA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10

Paryz Londyn Uwazajq Odpowiedz Wilsona "a Mi
strzOwski KrOk Dyp!omatyczny. - ReichstaS Zwofa'
ny ma Sobote. - Maksymian Odpowie WOW
czas ma Note Wsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10

Dokonczenie u ,.ronicy Sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10
POCHWALAJA
KROK WILSONA.

.Dokonczenie ma str el).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10
CaB System ObrOnDy zDiszGzony ma 2O-stO Milo
wynn FrOReie, - AianCi POSuwaja sic 3 Nil
Naprz6d. --- Waka W OtwaItsm POlu,
TRANQUIL zWYCIEzGANI- " SzAMPANI | " ARGONNACH'
Amerykanie tamia Gl6wna Linie Niemiecka pc
Obu Brzegach Mozy 49, Biora 1000 Jehc6w.

WIosi Zdobyli FL Basan w Alba
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10
NIEMIECKI.

Berlin, via Londyn, 10. pazdz.
= Ma froncie pomiedzy Cambria
st. Quentin zajslismy pozycye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-10
Department Skarbu NawoIuje do
Przyspieszenia Pozyczki.
Detroit Karze W16czeg6w.
lime Tele granny Krajowe.

prawdopodomnie zabroni W ME-
ktorych dniach tygodnia tax zwa
nych wycieczek ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Rozpoczeto juz prace propagan--
dystyczna mad oszczedzaniem ga.
zoliny i wybito ma ten eel mass
plakatow afiszow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

Because of the occasion, repose
had been granted to the entire group
Tor the afternoon. another group TAX
ing over our patrols. So that after
the review every one had the after
noon TO waste--a sunny day, which
is quite unusual this month. Within
half hour every machine that was
IN working order was in the air. form
ing into groups and then off for the
lines Just looking for trouble--voi-
untary patrol, they call t. Which
opened my eyes a bit AZ to tho spirit
In the French aviation service after
three years of war"
In another letter. written December
/, young Walcott says:
II tried to give you some idea of
the strength OF q Spad In letter a
while ago At home people speak of
a factor OF safety. meaning the num-
Der of times stronger the machine is
than is necessary for plain flying. The
Spad is made 80 that a man can't
bust 1t, no matter what he does in
the air-@ive as Tar and as fast as
he can and stop as brutality as he can,
IL stands the racket. OF course. motors
do stop. and II II happens over q
mountain range--weli, that's Just hard
luck.
Have had a few patrols since lac
! wrote. One at a big height, 900
10 $500 meters. considerably above
the clouds. which almost shut on,
the ground below: q wonderfully
beautiful sight but beastlv cold--and
a couple when the clouds were low
and solid. The patrol stays at Just
the height of the clouds. hiding I'm
them. slipping out again to look
around. II 1t stays below the enemy
anti-aircraft guns pepper !: whenever
near the lines, and at a low altitude
that is rather awkward. so the patrol
shows itself as little as possible.
TITS lots of sport to try to keen
with the patrol: be behind the chief
Of patrol. see him disa ppear. and then
bump into fog bank. In low hang
ing cloud. and not see a darn thing.
Then dive down out OF the cloud,
wondering whether the other guy is
r'ght underneath or not: shoot out OF
he cloud and see him. maybe, 500
yards away, going at right angles.
Then back up and turn around fast
md give her the gear-fulI speed to
catch up--and so on See a boche
regulating artillery Are, start to ma
ny over into range, and, zip! he's out
81 SIGHT in the clouds. and the next
lou see he is beating 1t far back Of
his lines. Not very dangerous this
weather. but lots of fun
In letter from the front, dated
November 80. the following passages
occur:
Yesterday was THANKSGIVING day
and. praises be! the Lafayette bunch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

leans of German birth for good citi-
zenship and service to the country in
peace and war"
We congratulate Mr.. Kahn upon
his splendid efforts looking to I'm
creasing the solidarity OF the real
American spirit among people of, Ger.
men birth and descent. The intelli-
gent German. whether he lives in
America or in Europe, must realize
that his liberties are as much involved
es are those OF the. nations fighting
Germany, for II .autocracy and the
militaristic regime. from which au-
tocracy draws its strength. triumph
then must the cause of political free
dom, which has won its prese IT high
place through ages OF sacrifice. Yield
ground TO the sacrilege which defies
might and retains in kingiy place any
monomaniac whom the accident of
''~'" -'@""@ ~ he throne America.
Gods chosen nation to pilot the
world trto the h ghway of human lIb-
erty. has for fourteen decades been
III" refuge for the oppressed OF every
land, No people have been more anx-
'"'s 10 avail themselves OF the OPP
portunity to DO free on Americas soil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15
Cost Of Liviu1 Advances
rs Per Cent in 8 Years,
Says Washington Man

Washington. Jan I4--The most CON.
NIhcIng argument brought forward by
government employees seeking an in
crease In wages was presented today
py one OF Washington's biggest chain
OF stores. With figures taken from It's
own DOCKS, this store showed that the
cost or foodstuffs alone has advanced
go u per cent in the last three years.
curing which time wage scales have
reme ned stationary
1his stores figures show the com
paratIve costs OF sixty-one articles OF
tood in December. 1914. December
1919, and December, 1917. During
Nhe last two years the increase in The
cost OF foods has amounted to Gil
per cent
About one-half Tor so per cent) of
the pay check Ia spent for food, which
mas ADVANCED 81 per cent In three
years said a statement by this store
today. Assuming that all other items
In the family budget have RENAME I
stationary in price. it would require
Pay increases of 40 per cent to break
even. las against the cost of living In
1874 80
What mas happened to the cost of
coal, shoes, clothing and about every
thing else Is only too well known.
tonse Tvatively figured, the cost of liv-
ing has advanced In the past three
years about 75 per cent"
The figures presented by this store
70 lot .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

be electrified by the announcement
that other sovereign states hav,
alisr ed themselves on the side of a
Ivy hite America"
The decisive victory in nominalb
wet state leads us to the belief that
with a free ballot and a fair count
many other commemorative still un-
der the thraldom of the licensed drink
traf9c would speedily throw OFF their
Dor Dis. Americans were for decades
in almost utter ignorance Of the
stranglehoid this foe to all 1ecency,
the organized liquor trafic, had upon
their political rights and liberties.
Thank God. they are awake now TO
all the Vaccinations of the enemy
and are prepared to meet him in
every state in the American union
with that "nitiless publicity" which
means the eventual defeat Of the
whiskey interests For no intelligent
American community. when il ia
made clearly alive TO the evils of the
licensed liquor traffic. will for long
tolerate its existence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

or TO prosper In the atmosphere Of
American opportunity than those OF
German birth. That 30 uncomfortable
a part of them have been willing TO
turn their back on America has been
a cause OF deep chagrin to the Berlin
government which has anticipated ac-
tive cooperation from the German
Americans. AS time goes on we look
for more outspoken manifestation of
the loyalty and devotion Of this large
hcdy of our citizenship who, however
much they regret the war, will nail
the Stars and Stripes at their mast
head ard declare for America first
against ali corners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

score three batting average one
thousand. On yesterday the sovereign
r.ate Of Kentucky. by matorities az
emphatic In both houses Of its legis-
ia,ure as were cast last week in the
general assembly Of Virginia, voted
70 ratify the prohibition amendment
10 the constitution OF the United
StAtes
BY ways that have been devious, not
20 say wicked. the hauor interests OF
ksrtucky have thus far been able TO
retain such q foothold in Kentucky AZ
to defeat the w9ll Of the majority
of the people Of that great state but
the result yesterday was 20 IL err
wheiming t17st. whether the country
speedily voted dry or not tt should
be taken as notice 80 the liquor
gang in Kentucky that moving une
has come.
Mississippi, Virginia and Kentucky
have pointed the way TO tho nation,
and we trust that the DAYS will not
be many untll.the country will again
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

We would point every American OF
German birth or blood TO the patriotic
example of Mr. Otto H. Kahn. Of the
New York banking Arm Of Kuhn,
Loeb and company. who, on Sunday
na--it- in an address TO a large AvS:-
enea at Milwaukee, plead with all
German americans to give outspoL,.n
EXPRESSIONS of loyalty 10 this country.
Mr.. Kahn, himself man Of Ger
man blood. scathlngiy denounced
the German government as stained
with the blood guilt Of war" He de.
ciared that Germany had for a gene
ration been endeavoring to force a
world war and declared that "the
American OF German descent who. at
this time of test and trial. does no,
serve the land OF his adoption with
the utmost measure OF single-mind ed
devotion and with every ounce OF his
rower. perfured himself when he ,oop
hls oath ~ aileg1ance and proves him
6eif guilty OF treacherous duplieity. 4"
Thank heaven" Mr.. Kahn con-
|t4Aued. 'rhe number OF those luke
W1rna In their patriotism or failing
IN Icvaitv IS verv small. indeed far
- small 10 affect the record OF Amer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

invited me and my partner to dinner.
or rather to thu seast. They have tina
most remarkable chef. Soup and nsh
prepared the way for q most rarnark..
ably big bird called the turkey, bar
ricaded by chestnuts. And then q
plum pudding regular American
one-and as good AZ l ever tasted.
I sat at the table with Captain
Thenault. IAeutenants Thaw and LUZ
berry. and some Frenchmen.
AN early patrol this morning. de-
spite low clouds Lots of fun II was.
ducking In and out of the clouds. keep
ing from hitting other machines in the
clouds and from losing the patrol.
Saw q few boches. but all they had 20
do was to slip up out Of sight when
the patrol approached. Every now
and then their nti-aircraft guns
would blaze away bit. but there was
lots OF room for them to miss and
for US to leave the place they were
shooting at"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15
'eHTTTT1O%arRF XIII" YSTIANS
TO RUy ALL DEW IN WORLD

San Francisco. Jan. 14--Robert
Allen fftv-one. known as the "Mil-
iionaire Kid" declared in court ha was
going u buy all the mouTtain dew In
the world" just as soon rs he got for
tune OF 100000 left to him by his
father.
Allen was arrested with other
warrants. He was asked If he was
going to take his tramp friends with
him on the "joy party"
Some OF them. perhaps" he re-
piled. we sure are going to have
Some time. but Til never be buried In
The potter's f1eId AS soon as l get
that IS 900 600 I'm going to set aside
SIS for a decent burial"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15
YOUTHFUL SOLDIER HAS
CLOSE CALL IN WEDDING

Indianapolis, Jan. i4,--Because he
is a minor, Minor NJ. Jacobs was al &.
most deprived of the pleasure OF at
tending his own wedding. Minor. who
is ol~hteen and a corporal In the For
ty-sixth infantry at Camp Taylor. Ky
wanted to marry Miss Bernlce Craig
Melnach. sixteen.
Many years ago the state legislature
passed a law requiring men unde.
twerty-one ~ have n signed certificate
Of consent from parent or legal guar
dian before they could be licensed to
marry Pot ~ Jacobs parents are
dead and he had no guardian. Judgp
Ewhsnk attached his ofrfciAi o. X. TO
the license and made II valid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

The ren is said to be mightier thar
tho sword"
Yes that's an old story. Bur
where shall we place the swaeger
! stick 7"---I4ouisvilla Courier journal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15
FOR CENSORSHIP OF MOVING PICTURES

While the fact that Virginia needs
board Of censors TO pass upon NOV
ing pictures is not in any way to be
blamed upon the exhibitors as Il whole.
yet the need ls actual and demands
attention in the general assembly.
The bin introduced yesterday in the
general assembly by Delegate. Jones.
OF Richmond. covers every essential
for preventing exhibition Of pictures
which should not be shown without
imposing any undue hardship upon
the men engaged in the moving pic
ture business.
Many states have had such laws IN
operation for years. The more I'M
desirable Aims have been practically
suppressed IN these states. They may.
however. be shown in Virginia sub
5ect only to such casual inter- upton
rs the various police departments may
give.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

pawnbroker Ito steady patron)-
DON'T you think lead loan some
life?
Patron-Oh. don't know. Look
row often ! pass my time away with
you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15
Between C,r,s-

II think I'll change my stockings.
1t looks like rain"
That's right Put on somethiae
heavy"
Something nifty. you meaa.. ,4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

The advantage in the board Of cen,
sorF Is that it win be composed OF
competent persons who will be abb,
to establish standards and maintain
them. When the question Of passins
upon the film IN left to the individual
judgment of this or that police Off
Ger. often without any preparation for
the task OF weighing It's merits or de-
merits. no sort of uniformity is pos
slble.
II occasionally happens In Rich.
mond. and doubtless in other Virginia
cities, that flrst-class motion picture
houses show highly Objectionable
nlms. The pictures are sent on by
the exchanges and the exhibitor has
little or no chance to protect himself
or HIS patrons from Objectionable ex-
hihitions. The bill ought to be pass
ed promptly by decisive majority In
both houses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-15

AVNot Rff'kN ~ 6BI I,4d4
AVERAGE increase on ELI items shown
on this Hat from December,
1919. 70 December, 1917 Ss5%
Average Increase on all items shown
on thia list from December,
1915 to December, 1917 ..,sf.fT,
The Washington herald., 1918-10-19
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For all ages; selling: handi-
CAT; about fuIlonGs. Star Spangled I'D: Out
the Way y; Bill McCIoy. 100: Ultima Thule.
10; -Thunderclap. %; Star Realm. 100.
SE;NND RACE-FOr s-ytar-olds and upward
mares; selling about 6 furonEs Thistle. lO3:
Josephine Zarats. IO6; Irish Lady ID. 10; High
land I.asse. 20: Jane Mary. lOi; Housemaid.
IL. Miss FauntleTOy, 10; Mae MURRAY lO5
Miss Kruter 100 Bathilde, 10
THIRD RACE-For 3-y ear-olds and upward
selling; l mile. 'Airman. los Paddy Dear lOs
Reveltr. lO5; Kin Fisher 2d, ia; Hondo. lO5;
GeH. tl9: kohinOor. IL Wild Thyme. l00;
TOrchbcarpr, lOs
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
the Pelham Bay Handicap; 81 800 added:
mile and a sixteenth. Star Master IL; Matinee
Idol 81 Com Tassel lC9; Ksshmir. 100; Roam
er. rs; Ticket. lO6: Naturalist 70.
FIFTH RACE-FOr Syear-olds and upward
claiming; l mile and 70 yards Orderly. III;
Poor Butterfly los; Everest. lOs Ederken los
'Iiedra, lg; Madame Currie. Ill; woodthrush
n5; Whippoorwill los: Jack Mount ia; Bar
One. ls; Wooden Shoes, Ill Blue Thistle. lO4
Wild Thyme. Ill; Postmaster. IO: Peepsight
IL
SIXTH RACE-Fur 2year-old maidens 5E fur.
longs War Cry. ll2: Minessceper. ll2: Delaware
ll2: Maggie Maitland. IL; Over There, ll2
Diff rert Eyes. ll2; Drummord. H. Petrol
re; summer Sigh ll2: Tapaguer. liz; Fortu.
natus. ll2; Somewhere in France ll2: Seaway
IL: Heroism III
The Washington herald., 1918-10-19
POSTPONEMENT
OF MATCH RACE
Billy Kelly-Eternal Hike
Set Back Until October
28 Because of Flu

Laurel Park. Md. Oct. 1S.-Be-
cause of the epidemic of influenza
in Maryland the running of the
$4,000 match race. with $4,000
a side and $4,000 added at Laurel
Park between the great 2-year olds.
Eternal and Billy. Kelly for the
John r. McLean's Memorial Cup of
1918 for the juvenile championship
of the season has been postponed.
The Maryland State Fair AssoCia
tion management yesterday advised
that this race would be postponed
for the original date of Thursday,
October "a until Monday October IS.
Racing at the Maryland plant will
be resumed sometime next week as
the Maryland Health Board is now
confident that the epidemic is wan
ing and conditions are gratifying.
The Health Board today stated that
they will allow the Maryland meet
ing to get under way at the earliest
possible date as il is the boards
opinion that the earlier the ban is
lifted on public outdoor gatherings
of all kinds. the better it will be
for the killing off of the flu" cpl
demic. The opening can be looked
for either Tuesday or Wednesday of
next week
The Washington herald., 1918-10-19

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per s-ib hsS 3zyc L&tt1ce-native. pr bu
boI. 8esec; do, New Yort, per boa. Lnxi 50
LAMA besns-per bus. 100. Onions-Nev Yo~i
and Wcstern, per 100 Ihs. zoo11zzso; do. Mar
land and Pennsylvania, per 100 lhs. 2G~a.z
do. white. per 100 Itz. 400 Pesn-New Youl
Bartlett, per bb. 100 500: DO. DO Sheldon
PER bid. eloo4i.oo; do, Kiefef. pr bas. 3.sc
do. Kie1S, per bbl. 2ooaSeo Pcsches-moun
tain. Tsr bushel b~sset, zcs3so; DO. DO. D.
IN bsA, LcoNi.is; do. DO. per carr1er, 2sa2.so
Do. do, White Hefrhs per bus Z0sss. Pep
pers-nAtive. per b&s. Dr25c. Tomstoes-nstirs
ripe, per has z~0c: DO. do IsH mess1reS
bus, Soc Tunips-hstivs. psr bus. 5s~sc
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksnt young larse. -
lb S&sSc; do. do. medium. per N. 2aS: do
Do. snail, PER Ii. sc; do. do. White Jesborns
pr ID. s5a3sc; do. do by eNpresS per H. &c
d.. Old roster per H. E12c: do. old henA
over lbs, per u. sac: do. DO. small. pr 10
&c; do. White Degh0rn hens. PER N. s5c ducks
NuscoTy and mouErel. young, reT ID. za8c. do
white Pehns, young per ID. aAs3r; do puddle
"a lbs and over. per lh. 2s~SOs do. do. smaller
poor, per 10. Iozshcs pigrons Old pair &c: dp
young per pair, &c; guines fowl young. otei
IA lt-. each. e0c; do. do under "A Ibs each
Soc; do, 90, smaller. each. 0c DO old esoh z5c
BU BUTTER-Creamery West-rn separ1to-, e1
tras. Ssse0c; hrpts, 5sz5srs Western plnts. IA
eEtrss. so-elc; hrsts. 5saSsc. Western Prints
l-lb eTtrss, 6N6lc; frsts 55sSec. nearby cream,
cry. extras. S6sssc; hrsts. 54as5c. dsiry Iripts
Western PennsylTSniA and Virginia srtrss, 90
Gle; hrsss. Ssz4oc; stOre-pScked. hrstG. ssc
EGGS-Western Maryland and PennsyIysrII
and nearby. per dor, hrsts &c. Eastern slo-
q Maryland and NiFEinIa. psr do1. hHsts, SC
Ohio. pcr dO1. hnSts Csc West Yirginia -
dor, SIC; Southern tNurth Carolina pr daL
frsts. So
n. BIO command top pucrs all poor. Emar
and dirty esEs should he tIken out from IN,
choics. clean stOck and the former shpp~S
separately.