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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22

Wheeling mill workers affected BY tho
general strike vote order have not de.
tormined upon date for taking the ref.
crcndum. The date will in all prob
ability be fixed at a meeting to be held
Saturday at the Ohio Valley Trades ana
Labor assembly hall.
knowing that the vote order was com.
ing local mill men have been discussing
the matter for some time and tho result
has been that many secret factions hAvS
been formed that may swing the vote
here ono way or the other.
In Wheeling district the United States
Steel corporation owns FIVE mills: TIE
Laughlin and Aetna-Standard at Martins
Ferry: the La Belle tin mill on tho
South Side: the Carnegie at Bellatre,
and the Riverside at BenwoodL Cam.
paigns for members Of the secret unions
in these plants. were conducted last fall
The employers have never recogniIsd
unions in these plants. but 1t is under.
stood that nearly all Of the men belong
Z. to unions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
CAVE TEUTONS'
CAM PA|GN PLAN
To AMERICANS
ENABLED PERSHING
TOPLAY CERTAINTY
Believed the American Battle
Losses Were Cut Fifty
Percent
SURRENDERED WHEN
COMRADES SUSPECTED
Secrecy Intended, But Care
lessness Divulges Wars
Most Sensational Story

WASHINGTON, July 21.-A
story of the betrayal of the Ger
man high command through the
efforts of the American military
secret service and Of the organ
ization among German officers OF
a vendetta aimed at the lives Of
the traitors was Brought to light
with the arrival at New York to-
dav of 1.-TWO German prisoners OF
war consigned to the director OF
military intelligence, Washington,
D. c."
Officers of High Rank.
According to information here
the mysterious prisoners who
landed from the Agamemnon un-
der heavy guard formerly were
German officers of high rank,
occupying positions of great re-
sponsibility under Won Hinden-
burg. Before the inauguration
of the American offenSlvcS IN
1918. operatives of the American
military intelligence corps pre-
vailed upon them through induce
ments which have not been dl-
vulged to deliver plans Of the Ger
man general staff covering the
proposed movements on the west
ern front. probable lines of re-
treat. points at which stands
would be made and other de-
tailed information of inestimable
value:
Pershing Played Certainty.
With these plans before him,
General PerShing was able to lay
out his campaign with great free
dom, and il is believed that re-
suit was to cut the cost Of the
American advance practically IN
half.
The German officers later sur
rendered themselves to the
American forces. Certain Of their
former associates had become SuS-
piciouS, however. and are believed
to have banded together to mete
out stern justice. Utmost precau-
tons were taken even within the
allied lines to protect the inform
ers. but as officials believed that
as long as they were kept in
France their lives would be III
danger. orders were given for
their transfer to this country.
Kept Close Secret.
Preparations for the moving 1f
The prisoners were kept a close
secret and it was only through the
oarelcSSneSS OF some clerk that
hey were included in the roster
CONTINUED on Page TEMP
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TENSION NOW
I6NMI
j -
LESSENED IN
MEX. SITUATION
REGRET EXPRESSED
FOR THE ATTACK
Senate Calls For Full Informa.
ton on Outrages From
e
State Department . =,

WASHINGTON. July 2L-The Mex.
ican situation occupied the attention Of
both the legislative and executive
branches CT the government today.
Tension. which was evident at the
state department when nrst reports
were received Saturday Of the robblng of
sailors manning a small boGt from the
American monitor Cheyenne On the
Tamesi river. July 6. was relieved Soma.
what by a more detailed account Of tha
incident received from Commander F1As
ney Of the cruiser Topeka. flagship Of
the American naval forces at Tampico
Held Up BY Civilians. 81,
The report said the sailors. who were
on official duty. were held up by thru
men in civilian clothing. two of vho1
carried rifles and that when informed %
the incident. the Mexican government
authorities at Tampico had expressed
deep regret and promised to attempt TO
establish the identity Of the thieves. II
was added. however. that UP to the pres
ent these attempts had been fruitless.
Before this message came, the state Dc.
partment was advised from Tampico
that on last Wednesday bandits robbed
the Atlantic Refining company's oil sta
tion at Puerto Lubos, near Tampico, OF
SO 0Oo which was intended for the
company's pay roll. 4.
Called on fletcher.
During the day a number Of senator's
and representatives called at the state
department to confer with Henry p.
Fletcher, the American ambassador 10
Mexico. on the situation in the southern
republic while the senate foreign rela-
tions committee ordered favorably re-
ported the resolution Of Senator King,
Democrat, Utah. calling on the. state de-
partment for full information as to dee
relations again.t American citizens and
proporey in Mexico during recent yearL
Subjects on which the resolution
would ask the state department for In
formaticn include: -.
What steps or measures arc being
| taken to prosecute claims made by AM
erican citizens for damages in Mexico,
or what steps are contemplated.
How many Americans have been
killed in Mexico since the retirement Of
Porf1rio Diaz: -.
The amount Of claims fled With tha
department for damages in Mexico:
"Full Information as to the conftSea-
i tion Of American property in Mexico:
How many Americans have been
compelled TO leave Mexico because Of
disorder; -,
j THE value Of American property
abandoned in Mexico because Of diSor.
| der: -.
The number Of American citizens
! now in Mexico and the amount Of their
property"
/ On the senate floor Senator Fall.
! Republican. New Mexico. reiterated pro.
vious s'atements that among MeIicans
killed by American soldiers in repolsins
| raids across the border during the past
few months were Officers and men In
! uniforms Of the Mexican federal army.
He read telegram giving the name OF
(conttnuad On 1A1e xa1l
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PRESIDENT WEAK BUT
CONDITION ASSERTED
FAR FROM SERIOUS

WASHINGTON. July 21.-FroSidcn;
Wilson was in n weakened but no wiso
serious condition tonight after having
spent the day in bed with acute dysrn-
terry. Rear Admiral Cary r. GraYson.
his personal physician. said the pres
ldout had been in "onsid"rahl" pain dur
ing tho day and had been ivory UncOm-
: Portable" Admiral Grays0n said hH
would insist that Mr.. Wilson remain n
: bed until h" had completely recovered.
Tho presidents appointments for 70.
morrow with Republican senator's had
not boon postponed tonight but n the
white house II was considered extremely
doubtful whether Mr.. Wilson would D."
a ri" To keep them.
While none Of those clos" - tho pros
idnnt would say whether his illness
would result in postpon"mcnt Of his trip
through tho west. thcr" seemed I" h" an
opinion that should tho illness h" pro-
lonCrd I could have no other "ffnr'.
Rear Admiral Graysnn was uncertain
when the president might ho nhlN :"
resume his duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
D|R|G|BLE
EXPLODES;
II KILLED
Wreckage Crashes Through
Skylight Of Chicago Bank
Building, Killing Seven En-
ployes - Two Escape in
Parachutes

CHICAGO, July. 2l.-Ten persons
were killed and IS injured when
large diHGible balloon on its test
flight carght fire and foil 500 feet,
crashing through the glass roof Of
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank,
Jackson boulevard and lie. Sale
street q: S o'clock this afternoon.
Most of tho dead were employees Of
the bank, trapped and burned to
death b. fire caused by the ex-
plosion Of the balloons gas tanks rs
they hit the floor Of the hank ro-
tunda where moro than 200 book
keepers and clerks, nearly all girls.
were working.
The balloon, owned BIZ the Good
year Tire and Rubber company, Of
Akron, Ohio, had been flying above
the city for several hours when the
accident occurred.
When approximately 500 feet
above the bank, squirt OF flame
wes seen to shoot from the top Of
the gas bag near the center Of the
aircraft The crowds gathered on
the streets to watch the flight saw
tho machine buckle and CULVER as 1t
started on the fatal plunge.
Four of its occupants jumped and
two landed safely in the streets and
tho blimp, ball of flame, struck
the roof of the bank with crcsh
audible throughout the downtown
district.
There was nothing to warn the
hundreds Of employees of the institu-
tioE OF the coming tragedy.
Tho banks rlosrn% hour for patron
,ad passed. hu, tn" clerks were sllll a
york IN various departments.
Entire Bank on Fire.
l. seemed according 10 tn" Survivors
hat tho on'ir" bank was on fro. Freak
nE through tho iron supports h"Idin,
he glass overhead. N" fusilaEC Of tn
nlloon. with two heavy rotary engine:
nd several gasoline tanks. smashed Il
he floor.
Instantly ,hc tanks exploded. scatter
1C waro Of flaming gasoline over The
.orkors for n radius Of 80 fcct. \ panic
Continued on Page Ntne.)
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WASHINGTON. July o1.-A
motion to strike from III" nrohi-
hitinn enforcement bill, the pro
vision permitting storage or
LIQUOR in tho homo for personal
use was defeated in III" hous"
today lOT t" :.
Tho motion by Representatlv"
Baker. Democrat. California
was opposed by Chairman Vol
stead. Of tho Judiciary conmitt"e.
Voting for il were Baker, RIan-
ton. Texas and pshaw. all Dem
ocrats. Tho house previously
had defeated ovcrwh"lmjnGly an
amendment 20 limit hom" pos
session to $50 worth Of liquor.
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WASHINGTON. July 2l.-John Skel-
ton Williams. comptroller OF the cur
rcncy, appearing to-day before the SEN
ate banking committee. considering his
denomination. denied charges by Repre-
sentative McFaddcn. Of Pennsylvania.
that he Ind received a fee in connection
with tho purChas" by Tho government Of
the Arlington hot"l site in Washington
for several million dollars. Such
charges were declared by the comp
trollcr to be- "unfoundnd and scandal
Gus"
Representative McFadden was called
on by Mr. Williams To make good his
charges before the committee and Chair
man Mclean announced that the Penn
sylvaria representative would testify in
the hearing. The comptroller will re-
sumo his testimony when the commit
tee meets again Wednesday, adjourn
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WHEELING MILL
MEN VOTE On !.
-.
STRIKE ISSUE

/ YOUNGSTOWN. O.. July H.
! Twenty-eight thousand Of the
! 10000 steel workers Of this dis
trict who are affiliated with tho
| American Federation Of Labor,
have voted on the proposition Of
general strike, according to
union officials. who assert that q
great majority Of the men favor
striking for recognition Of the
union in all steel plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
CALLS 1T PROPAGANDA

WASHINGTON. JulT l-Btuminuous
Conl operators arc conducting a nation
wide prrpa uganda to friEhtrn the people
into buying Goa! at the present prices,
REPRESENTATIVE HuddlcStonc. Democrat.
Of Alabama. declared today before the
house rules cnmmittr" which is "onsld-
crinr a resolution proposing congress
siOnal investigation of tho coal situa-
,ion. Lack Of domestic demand for coal.
he said, was duo to "cXtortionatc" prices.
Tho committee reserved decision on the
resolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
COMPTROLLER WILLIAMS DENIES
ACCEPTING FEE IN HOTEL DEAL

mcnt having been taken until that dine
20 permit consideration tomorrow Of
tho bill Of Senator Calder. Republican
New York, to abolish the office OF COMP
troller.
In answering the McFadden charHeA
Nj. williams denied any connection
with the Arlington deal except that Ne
had suggested acquisition Of the site 70
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo aaA
had introduced a representative OF the
owners to the secretary. He told tie
committee his brotherin-law. Lewis c
Williams, Of Richmond. Va, had been
attorney for the owner since 1914.
Accusations OF John Poole, president.
and Frank j. Hogan. director OF the
federal national bank Of Warrington
that the comptroller had discriminate
against that institution were denied BY
Mr.. williams as wholly untrue" and
distorted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, July 21-For

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Forecast:
Oho-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
not much change In temperature.
Western Pennsylvanta-Partly cloudy
Tue sday; "wednesday fair, not much
change IN temperature.
West virginia--Partly cloudy Tues
day, probably showers in west portion
Wednesday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
HOME STORED
LIQUOR WILL
NOT Be BARRED
HOUSE VOTES DOWN
AMENDMENT l07 TO ;
Passage Of the Enforcement
Act Delayed Until
Tuesday

SACRAMENTO. Cal, July 81
Rcfcrcndums on file hero against
ratification OF tho federal cdhstl-
tutiunal amendment and the act
for the enforcement Of prnhlbi-
lion in tho state are sufficient to
hold ur tho laws until tho 1920
general election. tho secretary Of
state announced today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
Bella KUN IS
IN ISOLATION
(Continued on Page Ten)

COPENHAGEN, July 2l.-Bela Kun,
deposcd head Of the Hungarian Soviet
government, Is held in isolation, 40
cordinE to unconfrmed reports to
Vienna newspapers. It was said that
mc:rtcrs Of the Soviet directorate at
Budapest who had assumed command
were negotiating with the allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
SERIOUS RIOTS IN
NORFOLK, WITH FOUR
PERSONS WOUNDED

NORFOLK, va, July 2l.-Se-
rIous riots broke out In the negro
section Of the city tonight. Four
persons, including detective, were
shot, but no one was killed. All
roltee reserves and detachment Of
armed railorB from the naval base
uere called out to quell the disturb
ance.
Tonight marked the opening Of
week Of festivities to celebrate the
home coming OF negro troops.
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WASHINGTON. July 21.--Th" nrohi-
httlon cnforr cmc,L hill. drastic prori-
sians and alI was adopted today. sec
tion hv section hy the house. hut
mans right 10 Stor" n1uor IN his hom"
stood IN against all attacks. On tho
final count oE'v three votes w"r" r"-
corded in favor Of an amendment to
mako hamn possession Of lntoXicants
unlawful
After all pcrfcrtinE amendments h3d
been a1op'c1 md others designed 10
make the hill less sever" wcr" ho"l"o
over in chorus "f noes. an attcnP'
was made to adjourn overnight. rms
prevailed. but there was demand for
roll call. and tho prohibition f"rc"r.
summoned from al sides hv their l""d-
ors nilcd into tho chamber IN sufficient
numbers e, keen tho house IN session to-
night for tho tedious roll call Not" on
half \ dozen amendments IN dispute"
which had 10 hr passed before a vote
was taken on tho hill as whole"
VIII DO P.sRed Today.
Demand for = formal reading of INC
encrnsscd hill which was no; IN snap,
for that purpose forced adjournment or
the house tonight and delayed us pas
sax. until tomorrow,
The first fight nf tho day wns over 'he
section giving courts IN" right 10 put
under hor,d n person convicted Of NtoiaI-
INC tbn I;ruor l+.w. THIS was stricken
ont af,"u Representative Gard. Demo
crit, OhiO. had ro:nted out that II pro-
, y,dcd double r3.rishmcnt for the poor
man who might h. sent I" JAIL. lh'
vote WAS So to So many prohlh'N"nists
opposing It's rCtontloh
When tho house reached section 80 ol
tho bill dcalinE with enforcement oi
constitutional prohibition and whl"h
contained Tho provisi-n mat + was NOT
! unlawful 10 store liquor Mt h"m" LOT
! ncrsonal use. the scene was not unlike
that on n stock market on h'Rh Ea'.S
dey Everybody wanted 20 spank or 10
! offer IN amendment. fully score c'arn-
oring for recognition al once.
Must Report POSSESSION.
| FRS, consideration. as matter H'
| m norI,opOnfary right. WAS given Chair'
| man Vclstcnd. Of tho judiciary commit
! too in charge of ~, hill. who had TWO
! Amendments. These fixed tho tlmc 70!
| reoNrtlnr possoeslon of iN'NHiCan's. IN
! one Mr. Volstcnd offered and which 'le
! house accepted tho tim" Sp"Ci'"o IN '"'
| proclamation by the state d'TeT'mch' AZ
! to tho cfrcc'ivc dat" "f C7n@I'"t'"na'
! prohihltirn january l6' l'-"' was ~
! Cep.cd without dI$'ussIon
! Rcnrcscnta,iv" REhry. Democrat. or
; Missouri. got The floor after Chairman
! V,,lstcad was through with IN" "c'll'"
/ and immediately hc announcer Ih''"'" u
/ IN throw tho scarchiIrht on .Nm"r''t ~
! vino cellars. reported to b" stocked WIN
! lE1uor enough In las Tor E'n'' .- :.'.r,
His amcndmcn, provided that person
should M, possess moro iAnn hi'N G"I-
,o-e worth Of liGuor. which = member
tcontinucd on PaTc N.7co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
EX-WHEELINGITE
ARRESTS HOTEL MAN

r17,TSI:I.rGH July cl.-Samurl
Kirkman. manager Of -. downtown hot".
was arrested this afternoon by Edgar
Spccr. agent q: tho department Of JUS
tCc. on A charge of selling whisky IN
violation of tho wartime prohibition
law.
S7ccr wa~ formerly city editor OF the
M-hncllnr NnMS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
GERMAN TROOPS FIRE To
KILL On BERLIN STREET?

BERLIN, July 2l-(By the Associated Press )-lnde-
pendent Socialists attempted form gathering in tn" Lust
garen clock this afternoon The troops fired in the air
and then point blank into the crowd wOundng and
woman The crowd then broke up.
The incident the of sensational reports through
out the city but order maintained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-22
MANY Casualties in Race Riots
Raging on Washington's Streets
Disorders Began Early in the
Day, and Were Resumed
With Redoubled Violence
During the Night-One of
Dead a City Detective

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Ar MD
night tonight the known casualty
lis. In washington's race war TO-
tailed 10, including two deaths ann
two men probably dying, While rp-
confirmed police reports placed the
number at a much greater ngure'
o1 +he dead, one was city detective
shot through the breast by q negro
uoman who was firing tndiscriuln-
a+ely from the upper story OF ner
house. :,
TIE uegress, q girl Of about II
YEARS also was shot, but not fatally.
In ancrhcr part Of the city black
artnq from a garage door, kept
provost guard Of soldiers, sa1loFs ana
marines at bay for several m1nu'eS'
hut finally was shot down
Many clashes occurred oee"een
whites aad blacks on street cars
Ono negro, attacked on the back emu
of the car, nred into the crowd lo4-
IovIn9 the car and wounded 1our
nersons. but finally was stopped oy
a CITY detective, who was reportt"
havo sent seven bullets Into tho
nerro's body. Each OF the 1oUr
white men were only s4ighH1y
wounded.
The fghting at midnight had re-
solved largely to hghting oet"een
small groups and IN one Of these en-
counters a marine was reported to
have been killed. Although service
men had taken part in the early
clashes, the most serious were those
In which the moos were made up OF
civilians.
WASHINGTON, July 2l-Race
rtoting between negroes and whites
broke ont late tonight In the Ma
ttonal Capital in retaliation for re-
cent ATTACKS by blacks on white
women, e'l at 1880 o'clock one
negro had beeR killed and four per-
sons wounded.
Pouc6 stations tonight were
Continued on Page Nine.)
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Partly Cloudy Tuesday and Probably
Showers in West Portion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-27

Chickens, young, large. smooth, pound,
10; do, young, rough and stagSy.
pound, IS: do. winter. IN pounds and
under. 46a5o: do; spring, IN pounds
pound. %; do. old hens. more than
four pounds. pound. IS; DO, small.
pound. 50: do. white leehorn hens,
pound. 81: ducks, muscovy. young.
pound. s4a3b: do. white pekins. young.
pound, 34a35: do. puddle. pound. 34a
pigeons. old. pair. 4sa50; do. young.
pair. 45a5o: guinea fowl, young. each.
LOO: do. old. each. IS.
/ Eggs-Western and Pennsylvania
nearby. As; eastern shore Maryland
and Virginia. As; western Ohio. IS:
West Virginia. IS; southern North
Rutter-Creamery, west separator
extras. 61as2; do. prints one-half
pound extras. 62as4: do, prints. one
pound, extras. 62s64; nearby cream
cry. extras. 5saso; dairy prints. Mary
store packed. first, ~: rolls. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. extras. 4la4e: do,
West Virginia. extras. ~; do. Ohio. ex-
tras. a.; process butter. s3a54.
Flour-Quotations on -four. per bar
rel. in ss-pound cotton sacks Gear
winter straight. 11.6oa11.7b: spring
patent. 1226al2.50: spring straight.
ll.ssa12;ls. Rye flour, medium to
choice, 9.00a10.00.
Corn meal per 100 pounds. ssoa
3.76; city mills 9S-pound sacks. win
ter patent. 1910; winter straight.
1880: blended patent. 1915; spring
N. B.-The above quotations on city
mills -four are jobbing prices.
Receipts, 31.704 barrels, including
26.435 barrels for export.
Wheat-One hundred ana nifty
bushels by vessel at $50 per bushel.
Cob corn--White. S.25; yellow, $50,
per barrel for carload.
Track yellow corn-No. 3. domestic
delivery. 1.7sa1.s0 per bushel.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Flour-Easy !;
spring patents. 11.75a12.50; spring
clears. 9.75a10.50: winter straights,
n.10a11.40; Kansas straights. 1200a
1850.
Pork-Steady: family. 65.ooaSs.oo.
Lard-Easier; middle west. 3325a
1885. Other articles unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-27
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock
1peciaI Dispatch 20 The Star.

1pecial Dispatch 20 The Star
BALTIMORE, May 2T.-Potatoes,
white western Maryland and Penn
sylvania, per 100 lbs. 250a2.75; do.
New York. per 100 lbs, No. I. 2.50a
as; do. eastern shore of Maryland
do. Cobblers. 2.5oa2.75: do. Florida.
new. No. /. per bbl., S.o0a9.00: do.
Florida. Nos. and 3. per bbl. 3.00a
700: do. Florida. new. per hamper.
1sos.ss swee,s yei nSs,s oo North ri
eastern shore of Maryland and Della
ware. per Dbl. 10.Ooa11.00: do. York
river. per Dbl. 10.00a1l.00: yams.
fancy. bright. per Dbl. s.ocalo.o0.
Vegetables and green fruit: APP
do, ordinary. 5.ooa6. 90: do. New York
state. per bbl.. No. l. 7.5oal0oo: do.
western Pennsylvania packed, per
Dbl. 6,0Oalo.00: do. No. 2. Dbl. 900
a6.0o. Beans. Florida. per basket
green. e.5oa2.75: do, per basket. wax,
Maryland and Virginia. per crate. 800
a375; do. Norfolk, per crate. 2.50a
$50. Celery. Florida. per crate. 500
a5.00. Cucumbers. Florida, per bas-
ket. 1.15a300.
Eggplant, Florida. per crate. 3.50a
500: grapefruit. Florida. per box
b.o0as.50: kale. native. per box. 30a50:
lettuce. native. per box, 1.OOa2.50
onions. Texas, Bermuda. per crate.
450a5. 90; do. spring. per 100 punches.
60a75; oranges, Florida. per box, as
size. 4.0oa7.50: peas. southern. per
basket. l.75a2.5O; peppers. southern.
per crate. 3.50a5.00; squash. Florida.
per crate. 2.50a4.0O: spinach. native.
per box 30a60: Strawberries eastern
shore of Maryland and Virginia. 20a30
per quart; tomatoes. Florida. per car
rier. fancy, ripe, 2.0Ga5.00: asparagus.
eastern shore of Maryland and Vir-
einia, per dozen. 1.50a2.50: beets, Nor
folk, per 100 punches, 3.50a7.00; car
riots. southern. 100 punches. 8. 00a10 90:
radishes. native. per 100 punches. so
$3.50; rhubarb. native. per 100 bunch
crate, 4.00a500.
Arrivals by boat: Live poultry