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The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

HAVOLINE Motor Oils at Nevada County Hardware Go. 6d2w1 Mrs. Ed s. Gladden. went down to Emmet this afternoon for visit with relatives.
 LOST-A Kelly-Springfeld auto mobile tire on rim, size 32x3 1-2. Re- turn to J. D Atkinson at Smyth- Cal houn garage and receive reward. 1d2 Miss Jennie Lewis arrived home this morning from an extended trip to Denver, Colo, and St. Louis. LOST-Grey tailored coat, size about 35, between Prescott and De- Ann. Finder will return to me and receive reward,-Albert Willis, Elm met route 1. 8d1w Miss Mae Brown of Ozan, who has been the guest of Miss Lily Butcher, returned to her home this morning. Old papers for sale at this office. Dr. s. J. Hesterly and o. J. Steph- enson are spending today in Little Rock on business.
 "When It's On It's On To Stay": Harrells PERFECT Patch, soc. 91m
 Attorney W. F. Denman went up to Little Rock this afternoon on a brief business trip.
 The following young ladies left this afternoon for Philadelphia where they will enter Henderson Brown Col lege: Misses Julia Woodul, Ruth Yancey, Amy Moore, Cleo and Lula Beth Gee, Mary Ward and Carol Scott.
 Miss Stella Fairchilds of R,sstor returned home today after visit in the city, the guest of Miss Lilv Butcher.
 Dwight Blake, for several wears past instructor of the Hope band with residence there, and also instructor If the Prescott band, has accepted an | --~' offer as instructor of the Chamber of commerce band at Texarkana. Prof Blake and family will move to Texar- kama shortly. Prof. Blake is nro. nounced to be one of the foremost bandmasters in the state and is oct tlng up in years, his musical knowl. edge growing stronger with the years The splendid success which he ba, achieved as an instructor is aas;l, seen when one watches his painstak. ing efforts in handling a bunch o4
 rookie" musicians. His wonderf, patience with a beginner and tb, rapid progress made under Prof Biake's instructions explain his i'm, mense popularity with the boys in h;, bands, all of whom always have . good word for Prof whenever t;. name is mentioned. '
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09
PRESCOTT BAPTIST CHURCH
 SERVICES THIS EyENll

The pastor of the Prescott Bspd church, Rev. Commodore Walters v| preach on "The Glory of Christi the church this evening at S:3O.
 The children's meeting will k promptly at 7:45 and everyone a cordial invitation to attend.
 Rev. J. T. Walters of England, Al a brother of Pastor Commodore W ters, will be present at the evsn! services and assist in the work
 Considerable interest is display in the services and you will rece' a hearty welcome at any or all them.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09
MOOSE TO BUY $1,cO0,OoO
 IN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

The New York State Moose Associa. tion, at the annual convention held re- gently in Rochester, N. r., voted unani- mously to purchase $1,OOO, ,O0O worth of War Savings Stamps before Jan. 1, 1920. This follows closely upon the action taken by the New York Elks pledging the purchase of $500. .O00 worth of Savings Stamps.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

Cut This Out-It Is Worth Money.
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail to Foley & Go, 2835 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, H., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Hon. ey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain. in sides and back; rheuma- tism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab lets, wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousnessfi headache, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. 1
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09

Our experienced cleaners and press CTS do the work and we stand back of every job they turn out. We guarantee each job. Why risk mex perience at the same price. Star Pressing Shop, phone 268. 6d2
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09
The Prescott Daily Nc.
 Published by The News Printing Comps,j

Entered as second class mail n7 ter November 4th, 1905, at the ps office at Prescott, Ark, under tho E of Congress, March 8. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09

Attorney William F. Denman' elder member of the law frn1 Denman 6 Denman, is in Little x this afternoon.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09

HAVOLINE Motor Oils at Ne's County Hardware Co. O'a'
 Old papers for sale at this 0l''es'|
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09

Old papers for sale at this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-09

Cotton is selling in Prescott today for 2S 1-2 to 29c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
The Times Girl

AT IS pretty GOOD looking iel.
low, a. YOU will note by glanclng at
my steal engraving DO not claim
10 have done our es,imable sports
writer Justice, do not claim 10 have
pefpe,fa,ed a work OF art that will
I've oL and on through the centuries,
b I do clam 10 nave caught Nft
Quinn in Characteristic attitude
well.known and loved by those who
know the JOY Of toilng at his side
I'm new al this writing game ad-
NIT t. Last week sold my first
,hor, story, and told everybody
from the elevator girl on up | told
my folks and neighbors and every
body ! had an opportunity TO engage
N conversation shouted my good
fortune from the housetop', and III
admit ! Was pretty we'll peeyed when
the day wore on and | didn't see an
extra on the streets in honor OF the
great occasion.
But hu-ge me right now-Art
has sold morc'n dozen stories
think Of it--and he aSpires to more
meanwhile he lives and has his being
IN manner no, unlike the rest OF Us
earth mor'alS. who mayhap. when all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
CUTTING TALE, THIS
HAS WHISPERS, TOO

Speaking Of records, how abou, this
for Joseph Henry Hicks. oolored bar;
Der at Fitohetts shop, corner Of Four.
teenth and II streets northwest
Six,y-nine years barber and still
going strong
lie ha, presided over $1,000 Shayes
and B,ipO haircuts. he estimates
These a, prc'en, day prices would
cost, lIaircu,s, $lli,4C; shayes, %7,-
30.
Pap" Hicks was a barber in New
Orleans slx'y-ninc years ago.
He has been in Washington forty
eigb, years and worked in eight shops
here.
He was born in New Orleans His
father was an Englishman and his
mother a native OF Madagascar.
Pap" has lived at ll9 { street
southwest Washington, twenty-five
years.
His first wife was an Indian squaw.
lie has been married twice.
He has. living, eleven children. ff-
teen grandchildren, and sixteen great
grandchildren. God only knows how
many there are dead" he said today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
CITY VEHICLES FREE
"ClEANUP" WORK

Under the direction Of Joe II. Pat
,erson, commissioner Of public prop.
erty. nineteen city vehicles. 10Th
wagons and trucks, will be available
free next Saturday which has been
designated "clean-up" day BY Msyos
Walton. The vehicles will start q I
o'clock in the morning and eoatinus
until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. II 10
requested that where convenient local
concerns donate the use OF wagoni
and trucks to aid in the work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
Discoveries.

With foods that require long cook
ing, such as News, soups, cheaper
cut, OF meat, etc, and on ironing day
when a long, even heat is desired
when you have a good. big bed ot
coals-put three or four old TN can5
on the fire and they will keep a good
steady heat much longer than thc
Goals alone The cans are easily fe.
moved when the fire dies down.
Use for Newspapers-Newspaper,
IN the kitchen save labor and make
the room look clean and inviting Use
fresh papers daily on the u,ensil table.
on the kitchen cabinet board on the
drain board OF the sink and G the
refrigerator Gut bread and prepare
vegetables and meat on slips OF news
paper then pu, the paper at once into
the waste basket Keep double layers
OF newspaper IN the kitchen waste
basket and in the garbage pan Wipe
greese-coyered pans and dishes with
slip, OF paper before putting them
into the dishwa'er.
When cooking anything and il
scorches in the kettle. never empty
kettle, but set the kettle in cold water
and the burnt taste will be gone.
Quick Vegetable Soup-Boil your
vegetables and when almost done add
one half 10 three quarters pound Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
COTTON MEN DISCUSS
UNIFORM QUOTATIONS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April la-Uni.
form methods OF fixing quotations on
which differences" in the futures OF
the cotton exchanges in the ten south
crn spot markets designated under
The Lever ac. to furnish quotations
on which price-dlffrrences for the
various grades Of the staple are de.
tcfmined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

been honor,d in the same way for
twelve years. Additional guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Reynolds and
son, Charles, Jr, OF Bti,ton, Mr.. and
Mrs John S. S'rayhorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman S,elnmyer, MI and
Mrs J. d Hughes Mr and Mrs.
James Wilkinson, Sr.. and Mr. and
Mr.. : K. Evans and son, Louis.
" = =
The General Aid meeting Of the
First Methods, church will meet IN
all day session tomorrow All young
mothers arc invited TO be the dinner
guests OF the society. The annual
baby's flower christening service is
to be held at 70 O'Clock, followed
by the business meeting at 2:J
O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
Envelope Chemise

Wash sailn>, crepe de chimes in flesh
and white, dain,ly made here a ruffle
with a shirred or pico,ed edge. there a
bit of henytl,chng a bit of hand-em-
broldery or shocking, some tucked,
some banded and some with ilu,ings,
some bask III the sunshine OF pretty bows
of two-toned ribbons, striking rose,,es,
and still others in the indescribablc
charm OF dainty ribbons. Priced from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
Bridal Sets

Pure snowy white satins OF rar. ele-
gance, trimmed with the finest OF Val.
laces, dainty ribbon, with here and ther,
a sprinkllng of orange blossoms. so
natural looking as TO suggest the lmpld
odor of Cupid's official flower Set. are
tour pieces, camiSole, teddie. gown and
skirt, but you can buy them separately il
YOU SO desire. However the matched
sets are so handsome that most people
desire them that way
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

"Wcll, ! suppose ii 'pu pcruse the
sport page sou ~.ll suos long be.
fore this that Ant Gumm. tine cham
pion lightweight grammar butcher OF
the world, composed one Of hi, usual
spa'ms 10 the editor in which he sug.
ge,,ed that illustrate his gags, and
further made request ,ha, he should,
for the good OF eysybody, including
the circulation manager. be intro.
duced 10 me But the thing you don,
know is th5-tha, guy pc,terci
around Until he not only me, me, bot
gOt his mill" moved right up into
the stall next 10 mine. haven't ilg.
ured out yet whether he admi;es ne
70 my figure, or desires 10 Swlpe
my stuff But facts Is facts, as he
ould say II he were here, and the
truth will on, at all costs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

WASHINGTON, April l4-Rehear-
ing was denied by the supreme cour,
today to Jacob Ifohwerk, a Kansas
City newSpaperman whose conviction
under the espionage act was upheld by
the oour, March 10 at the time the
Deb, case was decided.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
New French
Ivory

Large bonnet shape mirrors,
long handles. ZOO.
Heavy brushes, eleven rows Of
stiff bristles, MOO.
Handsome talcum powder
boxes. N.7S.
Combs, an coarse or half fine,
as you wish, 600.
Puff boxes (hair RECEIVERS to
match. o2.7s.
Clothes brushes, eight rows
good bristles, $50.
Jewel boxes, velvet lining in
colorl D.7a
MAIN HOOR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

Oklahoma City is going out after
new busincs. in May BE SIRE to
have a man on that northwest trade
trim
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

This is new picture OF Miss Mar
garet Carnegie, only daughter Of Nj
and Mrs Andrew Carnegie, who is
to be married on April q to Ensign
Roswell Miller Of the naval reserves
The ceremony will take place at the
home of the brides parents in New
York city The groom is the son Of
the late Roswell Miller, we'll known
tallroad magnatc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

t. said ana done. shall find our niche
Just sitting at the feet OF flaming
genius such A. his'-E. K. D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
@MT 961aT THom1n,e
N Z N U HINT.

MENU hlNl.
Breakfast.
Oatmeal Milk
Baked Eggs
Bean Myii'ns Preserves
Cocoa
Luncheon
Chile Concaruc with Bu,tercd
=, Crackers
Fru, Salad Water or Bu,,ermilk
Dinner
Roasted Round Steak and Brown
Gravy
Baked Irish Potatoes
Home Dried Swee, Corn
Lettuce
Boston Brown Bread and Butter
Home canned Peaches White Cake
Coffee or Postum
Recipes for 4 Day.
Baked Eggs-EggS, pepper, salt, BIT
of butter Break eggs into buttered
dishes, sprinkle with salt, pepper and
, add little piece OF butter. Bake in no,
oven from eight 10 ten minutes.
Chile Concarne cup hamburg.
one large onion, one large tablespoon
butter. one half can tomatoes, one can
tomato soup, one can kidney beans
one large tablespoon of sugar, one
large teaspoon salt. red or cayenne
pepper TO taste, water added to make
desired consistency.
Mel, butter in frying pan, add
chopped onion, then hamburg and stir
until very brown. Add tomatoes, to-
mato soup. sugar, salt, about one pint,
water. Then beans and let conc to
boil Lastly add cayenne pepper. This
will keep for days il set in cool place
and is better each time it is warmed
up.
Roasted or Baked Round Steak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
Easter Showing of Silken Underthings

With the advent Lighter happier fabrics for lighter
rich my silks gained of
that
used be supposed Despite their fragile OF
Easter
ready, delightful of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14

CAMISOLES, pre,y
delightfully."- shioned
things in flesh or pure
white; some are in plain
tailored styles, some
embroidered and some
bewitchingly fancy
CSC to $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-14
$500 to $4,000 the Set

PETTICOATS, flesh
or white sstins and
Orepcs, beautiful, plain
narrow styles that the
new frock and suit fash
ions demand and dainty
lace-trimmed double
panel affair, for party
wear
$3.50 to $500
FOURTH FLOOR
The Washington herald., 1919-02-15
Decides Against Price
Maintenance Practice

Dealers may sell a manufacturers
product at less than the price which
the manufacture considers should
be charged by all dealers in the
opinion OF 6. Carroll Todd, Assist
ant TO the Attorney General, who
put in a brief yesterday in the case
OF the United States OF America VS..
Colgate and Company.
There is no Justification" he
writes, FOR indIscriminately char
scteSizing safes at less than the
price indicated by manufacturer
as injurious 'pricc-cutting or as
acts OF unfair competition in the
sense Of foregoing reasons BILE
profit or of incurrinE actual loss
on sales of a particular article in
order to entice customers who will
make up tn" deficiency by paying
high prices for other products"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-15

smoJth. H. VASE do. under 2 lbs Ss.oc do.
rough and ssgzy h. GaS2e; DO. b. eHptes.
p 36as7e; co. I'd rooststs. 10. 2az2c: do old
hens. over lbs sc: do. snail s3aSic; do White
Loseofn hens, ID, 3is55c; ducks. MUscoTy and
hfDssiel. - 80 't. hastr eki. .
per ID. youtg. Slgl5e. do. puddle. yer h.. 81
III aud cstr -.ass d. sDa'leF R1o- 'ssse-i
trirksyt. choice Jcuug hens. 10. toe; CO. young
sueblers. pcf lb. &c; do. old toms. per ID.
Sa5sc; do, crooked breast. poor, per ID. 52s3sc:
pigeOrs, paIr, old. 25as0V: do. y0uns. Easy:
guinea, fowl young. each over IA lbs. 100;
do old, each s,aCsc.
BUTTER-WJ stem creamery separator extras.
5la5cc; hSts. 5Gs5ic; Western creamery ltinls.
pe- ID. extras. 5aaSc: hrsts. s0a5lc: nearby
creamery, extras. s0a5lc; frsis, issfsc; dairY
iT.nts tMaplsnd. Pennsylvania and virginisl
eXtIas. 52a33c; hrsts. 3l3lc: rolls Maryland
and Pennsylvania, 3lsS2e; do. West Virginia,
31s2lc; do. Ohio. aos3lc.
EtiGS-Westsrn Mspland PennsslraniA and
nearby. hrsts. i5c; Eastern Shore n Maryland
snd Virginia. GTsts. sc; Western (ohiol hrsts,
sc; West Iirginis. hrsts. 42c; Southern (North
CarUlinal. frsts. SIC.
lUI ATOES-Nsw York. psr l5o-Ib sscs. 30ss
IS; Western. rG lJ0lb sack, go; Penn
sylVsnia, peT cst. 2.0oa2.-5; Eastern Shore Of
HsiyIand I'D tIfrtuIa hcCOTnicks. per cwt
l25al.9: Western Shore Of Marylsnd- McCor
mieks. rsr cWt, l.soal.66; White stsrs. per cwt
aCoa2lo; Cobblers. per cNt, 2oOa2lo.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Il. s. Bureau og Markets.

Chicago. Feb. H. HOGS Receipts s. 90
market weak to Sc lower than yesterdays aver
age; bllk Of sales I775ase: butchers, lisa
lSyo5; light, I7.6aH.S; packing. l6. s5sl7 20
thrcSouts, lsLsal6S; pigs. good to choice
l0.2Jai35.
CATTLE 100: beef steers and she
STOCK. stroag to I5c higher; other classes gen
eTally stead: beef cattle. gDod, chOlcs Inc
ITims. l6sOL2J.oo; common and medium. lG.5ls
I6.Jo; butcher stock. COWS an hsifers. 7OOa I55
eanner5 and cItters, 5Sja7cJ; stU5kefs and ferd
ers. good. choice and fancy Gl0jaH.75; in
ferios, Common and medium, sCJsn.OO: yea
calves Eood and choice. l5G)al6.25.
SHEEP Receipts. 200: sheep. steady lambs
strclG to lgU higher; lambs. choice and prime
L .55aH.6 nahum and good. l5.o5al7.35; calls
lLOlsH1j: ewes. Cloics and prime. II. Sail %
medium and god. e.7SS-2 g; cIlls, 5.5Oas-5.
ESusss City. Mo-. Feb n.-HOGS Receipts
$40; strong; heavy l7.5ba1s0O: butcDers. Il fOi
5s5; lights l7CJsI7. %; pigs, 2msl6.CO
CATTLE-Rec ipts. 10; steady; rgime stPsrs
BClale.c}: Southern steer, nominally 7.0oSl3. %
CONS. 7.OsHoo; h.ife7s susH5O; calves. 7sli
SHEEP-Recsipts, i0); higher: lamb. 1665
l7Ic; yesrinEs. 10 5oal5oO rrshers. s.ooaI2 20
saeJ, lC5JaI. ..
The Washington herald., 1919-02-15
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-Current receipts laI3
CHEESE--New York state factory. new. 3ia:S
LIVE POULTRY - BOOSTERS. per III, GAS
turkeys, PER ID. 37as9; hens, per 10, 22aSl
chickens. Sa35: gIiness, 75c each.
DRESSED POULTh Turkeys per 10. I3s
6; rUosers, per h., 3; hens. per 10, Sas5
CapOns 4Oa45
GREEN FRUIT-Applcs. per bbl. sIsslO;
boz. SIJst; CslifOrnis lemons IsIE California
oranges. sac; Florida oranges 4aj; Gran
berries, ssZ0 per bhl; grapefruit 3aaS.
NEGETABLES-Potstoes, No. !, 35ca3 90 per
Sack: bans. per bas, Sal: Peppers. crate, 3asa7
eSsDlants 31sa5 crate; cabbage. old 100 lbs, l75;
Cabbage, new. lAsz2 bas. beets. crate 24s4: let
tuce, aaatls bas; peas. 5s8 has: sweet potatoes.
SaSs per bbl; California ce,ery crate lOaI2:
Florida, Sa5.75: celery. l.5Oa2 % bunch; squash.
per bbl.. I.5Oa2.Oo; spinach. ssI Per bbl; ksIe
2AZs4 Per bbl turnips. Ee:al % per Dbl: Flori-
da tonatoes. ia7 crate
DRESSED PORK-Light. Hs22; medium. Ola
2; heavy. lsa2O
LIVE sToCR-sheep per lb. sss; calves.
ss; medium. l5sl6; lambs. l4al5
HAf AND GRAlN-No | timothy, 3sJlis a
ton M, umothy. 2ss2e's tor: mi,ed hay.
= :s-Ns tor. uiiScd oats 67ssS; white. oats.
SEAT: coFH Ia bu.
- rs clover 375 rrr h,,snc tirrs-
tss. 20 per btsbel tsd too .rasr ISs;ss Fe-
rSHh9 tlus srsss, S,ssd5i psf ,ssaeIi orchard
psss, sfss'c yer saahsi.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Py JOSEPH +. PRITCuARD.

Chicago. Fb. It Bears and shorts gained
complete victor over bulls in the corn market
today. Losses wer, from Iiac 10 BIC. the MAY
future carving mrst II the short corn being
weakest. The Tarhc' ulaued unsettled, and il
wa' n". long uu'il dnrln,= Of 3 10 47.c were
establish II va. mart,r q sentiment that
ntrO'Iod the rntr situation Conditions
froTed no imIT, vemsrt f.r the bears. a. the
weather was unfAvorahle for slelling and farm
eIS cJntimue the holding movement BuHrg
Power IN the CaSh article was not encouraging.
Some grades were uN lc. Others declined.
toTr continues 70 accumulate at ports Of Ar
E.ntra. labor troubles Ieventing leading Of
~hir.
There was no CNI,rt demand for oats. Prices
were unchanget To- lr lower. Futures were ligc
to &c lower. with UIicee showing some reaction
and gain from lowest levels Of the session.
oat' followed com in its IFice changes. hut the
former market wd- slow while the latter was
active. FleNatur interest, in Chicago arc on tho
ceiling side & both Fch-ral and March. and
local tradHrs were ga the selling side Of de
ferred deliveries Reccilts werr small.
Grain ard provision futures cloScl:
Corn-Msy. l2C'r; July 1,7's.
Osts-March 5sSs MAY, ;sTs: july. sos.
Lard-May. 2ieO; July, 2.67.
Ribs-Msv. 2o.32 Juh. .I.s2
Pork-May 70 %; July, 800.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

baltimore Nd. Feb H.-Priccs on tho BsIt-
noe produce market range as follows:
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GRE T. y
FRUTTS-Apples, New York. No. J. per bbl
.50a9.oo: PennsylVsnIa. fancy York; No / rer
nbl 7.ooas.O0; Maryland and Virginia. v,riou,
varieties. No l. 5jOasO0: beans. 3Usd % r~r
has; celery, California. per crate, TusIlo0;
washed. Ter dny. L5Gal 80; New YORK. per Cr7rc
90: washed. PER doz. l.5oslso: crsnhcrries
rcr bbl lsns2.OO: cabbage, New York Danish
~acd, per ton. . Uoa40.o0: domestic. pcr ton
S.uCalG.O); home grown. 100 heads 5O0a5 Sc; grape
fruit. Florida. brights box. 3Soa4oO: kaIe. box
fos6Gc; new Florida. has, l.75a2Q0: eggplant
florida crate. l.5oaG75: lettuce. Florida bas ; o.
si0O; d.. California. 5.0jaS.50; onions y York
rtr CWt. l5Oa22j: do. Western, rcr cut. 25a
20: oranges. Florida. per box 525aiOo: pep
pers Florida. per crate. 7oosso0: squash. Flor-
ia. per CrsrP. :. G8I a.; srIuaCh how r-grvyi ,s-
box. l50s2U; Norfolk. Dbl. 45a5Oo strawher-
res. Florida. pr Qt, eoasoc; sweet potatoes
kast"n Shore u Ms'NItnr e. ~
t01a7oO; do. 7s-bus bas. , 5a2 80: Delaware
e. bus bss 2.25aZ.5C: Nam-. York River. aci. ) -
SO; tomatoes F1or,Ga. 'a~r~ u-- '~s-- -,
go; choioe. per crate, 3OOaj o.; turuips per
lyrshel 3Oa50c.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. young large,