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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-30
TIoGA

At the shower given by Miss Mar
guerite Broadway at her home. POI .
West Ontario street, in honor of Miss
Marie Biting, daughter of Mrs. NJ.
z. Biting, Of North Sixteenth street,
whose marriage to Mr.. Webster Haag,
of Des Moines, Ia, will take place this
summer. the guests included Miss Mar
tha McMurray, Miss Elinor McMurray
Mrs. Thomas Henry, Miss Laura
Bauer. Miss Mildred Brooks. Mrs,
Miss Helen Tabrain, Miss Margaret
Tull, Miss Cecil Endy. Miss Helen
Geary. Mrs. Horace Hood, Mrs. Bit
ting. Mrs. William L. Broadway aud
Miss Florence Bradway. The latter
has been spending some time at Chevy
Chase. D. c., where she visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton and acted as maid
Of honor at the weddt of Miss Char.
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WISShHICkON

The spring social gathering of the
womens auxiliary Of st. Stephen s
Protestant Episcopal Church was held
on Tuesday evening in the parish house.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Ralph
North, of Mount Airy, treasurer Of the
united thank offering of the Protestant
Episcopal churches Of Pennsylvania.
and the Rev. Francis Kirwan. The
guests included Mrs. Henry Dahm, Mrs.
w. johnson, Mrs. Eastwood, Miss
Booth, Miss Margaret Spencer, Mrs.
Charles Holt, Mrs. Arthur Wilby, Mrs.
Henry Fohls. Mrs. Francis Kirwan.
Mrs. Rider, Mrs. s. Saylor. Mrs. Sam
uel Milligau. Miss Alice Buckley. Miss
Helen Buckley. Mrs. Wiley, Mrs.
Frank Berry. Mrs. Frederick Green
wood, Mrs. Frederick Greenwood, Jr.,
Mrs. W. Wood. Mrs. Charles Hudson.
Mrs. William Heidenwag, Mrs. Will
liam Wrigley, Mrs. Rosa Robinson
Mrs. Edward Kerler. Mrs. Mahala
Spencer, Mrs. James Berry and Mrs.
J. Cupples.
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MARTIN-RAMSEY

The wedding Of Miss Doris Hatfield
Ramsey, daughter Of Mr.. J. Bradford
Ramsey, Jr.. 32s South Forty. second
street. and Mr.. Edwin Martin. Jr.. sou
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Martin. OF
Wayne, took place Saturday at q &c
o'clock. at the Walnut Street Prcsby
terian Church. Dr. J. Archibald Mae.
Callum performed the ceremony. Tho
bride was given in marriage by her
father. Her sister. Mrs. Il. Griffith
Jones, I'd. was matrou of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Alice Wilson and
Miss Margaret Musselman. of this city
Miss Ethel Sullivan, of Baltimore. anG
Miss Dorothy Park. OF Wayne. Mr.
&. Marshall Martin was best man. anC
the ushers included Mr.. Farnham Il
Martin, of this city; Mr.. II. Thornle,
Martin, of New York; Mr.. J. Donald
Martin. Of Lancrch Mr.. George Il
Park. OF Wayne: Mr.. G.. KendricL
Bringhurst and Mr.. p. Griffith, I'd, Of
this city.
"A small reception followed the cere
nony at the home of the brides father
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will be- at HON,
after June !. at Oyster Bay, L. I.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

An interesting wedding to society
which will take place the first week in
June will be that Of Miss Dorothy
Emlcn Newbold. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Emlcn Newbold. of Lave
rock Chestnut Hill. and Mr.. Lothrop
Ritchie. of Haverford. formerly of
Pittsburgh. in St. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Chestnut Hill. Mrs.
G. Hermann Krumbharr, Jr., will at :
tend her sister as matron of honor and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Mary
Newbold. and Miss Fay Alger, of De-
troit. Mr.. Charles l.. Doyle. Of Pitts t.
burgh. an uncle Of Mr.. Ritchie. will act
as best man. and the ushcrs will include
Mr.. Andrew Porter, Mr.. Robert W.
Dale. Mr.. Fitz Eugene d. Ncwbold.
Mr.. Warner +. Dornu. Mr.. Samuel G..
( Barker. OF New York. and Mr.. Alex .
nudcr Lnughlin. Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schustcr. Jr.,
of Blnckwood y. j.. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Irene
Roberts Schuster,. to Mr.. JohnIrcderick
! Crane. of Clayton, n. j.. on Thursday
at Holy Trinity Church. Nineteenth and
Walnut streets. ut o'clock. The Rev.
Floyd w. Tomkns performed the cere-
mony.
Miss Ella Day Blair, having removed
to 1871 Pine street. is receiving Tues
days from until q o'clock until June.
Music. No cards.
Mr.. Charles II. Browning. of Ard
more. announces the engagement of hii
daughter, Miss Roberta Lcwright
Browning and Mr.. Claude Harris
Num-. Of Kingston, Jamaica. The wed
ding will take place in the autumn.
Mrs. Ferrcc Brinton, of 1913 Ritten
house street, and her daughter, Mrs, Jo-
seph Dulles, will be at home Friday
May II. from II until 6 o'clock. Nc
cards have been sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford r. Lewis have
announced the marriage of their daugh
ter. Miss Mildred Rea Lewis to Mr.. 10.
seph Murtha Kelly, also of Lansdownc
which took place yesterday, at Holy
Trinity Church, Nineteenth and Walnu
streets, in the presence of the immc'
diate families. The Rev. Floyd W
Tompkins. rector of the church. ofici'
ated. Owing to the death Of the bride 4
grandmother recently. the wedding wa
a quiet one The bride and bridegroom
left Immediately after for weddin:
trip. Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs
Kelly will live in Lansdownc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Filter. o
1900 Walnut street, will move to thci
home Gulphmont, Nillanova, mex
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch Kendrick
who have been spending the winter Il
their town house, will open their hom
at Strafford. the latter part of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Sibley, o
Wayne avenue and Westview street
have returned to their home after a,
extended trip through southern Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence W. Dola,
have gone to White Sulphur Springs TO
two weeks visit.
Mrs. William Emhardt, Jr.. of 620
, Bayntou street. Germantown. will en-
2 tertain at a luncheon and bridge to
: day. Among the guests will be Mrs A
Gulick. Mrs. Leo Chroedel, Mrs. vii
, liam Drach, Mrs. James Perry. Mrs. \
Won Gross, Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mrs
| Charles Wauncr. Mrs. Martin Ritten
, house. Mrs. Helen Van Buskirk, Mrs
{ Robert Parker, Mrs. Charles Gessing
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pragheimer,
Of 1914 North Broad street, will en-
tertain Mr.. and Mrs. Earl a. Turner.
Of Vineland, n. j.. over the week end
The hostess will give luncheon, fol :
lowed by bridge. tomorrow in honor of
Mrs. Turner and twelve additional
guests. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
'Pragheimer will give a dinner for the
visiting friends and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hugo Troost, Of Vineland Mr.. and
Mrs. F. William Troost and Miss Ra-
cbel Troost, of Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mertice W. Shriver
and their young daughters, Miss Lorelli
Shriver and Miss Selene Shriver, OF
6723 North Carlisle street, are visiting
Mrs. Shriver's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Miller, at. Beverly Court
Atlantic City.
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MISS THERESA JANS0N
WEDS ALBERT DROBILE
Marriage Of Miss Margaret A.
Mccarthy and Mr.. Will
liam ]. AItmore

The wedding Of Miss Theresa II.
Janson, daughter Of Mrs. George jan
son, Of 3o4 du Pont street, Roxborough,
and Mr.. Albert W. Drobile. also OF
Roxborough. was solemnized yesterday
morning with high nuptial mass in the
Church Of the Assumption Of the Blessed
Virgin Mary. with the rector. the Rev.
Henry Gantert. officiating. The bride
wore gown Of white satin and duchess
lace with veil Of tulle cansnt V ith
orange blossoms and carried a shower
Of orchids and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Dorothy Nickels was her only attend
ant. and wore n gown Of pink georgette
crepe with turquoise blue girdle aud
hat and carried spring flowers.
Mr.. Drobilc had for best man Mr..
Carl Bartle. and for ushers Mr.. Jo-
seph Aldinger and Mr.. Frank Tybisky.
The service was followed by break.
fast for the families at the home Of the
brides mother. The bridegroom and
bride left on an extended trip and will
be at home in Germantown after June
I. Mr.. Drobile served a year in the
United States army in the world war.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

DR.. John J. Gilbride. Of 2521 South
Broad street, is spending several days
In New Orleans. lie will return to his
home early next week.
Miss Laura Hurst. Of 2650 South
Ninth street. has gone TO Connecticut,
where she expects to remain for sew
eral months.
A reception will be held tonight at the
Philadelphia Normal School, Thirteenth
and Spring Garden streets, by the Glee
Club and the 10l3-15 minstrel troupe.
Dancing in the gymnasium will follow
the concert. Among those who will take
part in the affair will be Miss Regina
MacGarrigle, Miss Rene Murray, Miss
Marion Moone. Miss Anne Moonc. Miss
Edythe Pentland. Miss Margaret Mac
Causland. Miss Sareta Renton. Miss
Edith Myers. Miss Alice Patterson
Miss Mae MacKann, Miss Frances
Shctzlne. Miss Anne Graham. Miss
Esther Meyers, Miss Edith McGarriglt
and Miss Cecilia X. Kenny.
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GALKANI-pANARELLo

The wedding OF Miss Virginia Pnua I.
relic, daughter Of Mr.. Anthony pana =.
relic, OF Pittsburgh, and Mr.. Ettore
Galkapi, also Of Pittsburgh, took place
Wednesday morning at 10 80 o'clock,
ut st. Rita's Church, Broad and Ellis.
worth streets. The bride was attended
by Miss Jennie Zagami and Mr.. Alfonzo
Gallucci, Of Bellairc, o., was best man.
The Rev. Father Reichert performed
the ceremony. A reception was held at
the home Of the brides cousins, Mr..
end Mrs. Vincent Bono, with whom
Miss Panurello has been living. After
wedding trip to the AdiroDdacks, the
bride and bridegroom will live in Pitts
burph
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CoNshohockEN EN-

Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. Rennin 4
ger celebrated their sixteenth wedding
anniversary at dinner, Tuesday eve
ming, at their home, 121 Fayette street,
Covers were laid for thirty guests. The
cepterpiece was an immense wedding
cake upon which sixteen lighted candles
were arranged in the form Of the East
inent member, and Of which a number
of the guests also were members.
After dinner speeches were In order
and the responses were very interesting
and entertaining.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The marriage Of Miss Margaret A.
Mccarthy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mccarthy, Of SJ5 East Chelten
avenue, and Mr.. William J.. Altmore, of
S61 East Chelten avenue, took place in
the Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
wednesday morning. The teremony was
followed by puptial mass, Of which
the Rev. NJ. J. Higgins was celebrant.
Miss Anna Ward attended the bride as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Joseph Altmore
acted as best man for his brother. A
breakfast followed at the home Of the
bridegroom. After wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Altmore will be at home at
$50 East Chelten avenue.
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ROxBOROUGH

Miss Margaret Held will be hostess
tomorrow afternoon TO the members OF
the Delta Chapter Of the ri Sigma
Sorority at their spring meeting. Iicr
guests will include Miss Betty Rcinickc
Miss Clara Graham. Miss Betty Blum
din, Miss Margaret McCsmbridge. Miss
Grace Preston, Miss Rosannc O'lIara
Miss Mildred Wagner, Miss Margaret
Radcliffe. Miss Edit, Bacharach, Miss
Mary OHara. Miss Margaret O'Ilara
Miss Margaret Bowes and Miss Gladys
Hughes.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Denise Mercur. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Watts Mcrcur, Of Walling-
ford. has had Miss Jean Bochman, Of
Philadelphia, as her guest at their cot
tagc in Vcntnor. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrcur
and their family will return TO Neither
worth. their Wallngford home. In a
few days. where they will remain for
several weeks prior to sailing for
Europe.
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RnRRoNIS-COLIINS

The marriage Of Miss Beatrice Collins
and Mr.. George Borbonis took place on
Wednesday afternoon, 4 $50 o'clock, It
st. Monica's Roman Catholic Church,
Seventeenth and 1titncr streets. The
Rev. Father Philip Donahuc performed
the ceremony.
Miss Collins had Mrs. J. Farley for
her only attendant and Mr.. William
Young was best man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Robinson, of
Fairview avenue, are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth Of son, George
Alfred Robinson.
a euchre was held last Wednesday
evening at ST.. Dominick's under the
auspices Of st. Vincent de PGul's So
ciety.
Mrs. G.. Prescott, Of Craig street, will
entertain her 800" club at her home
on Tuesday afternoon.
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lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks Of the Corse.Nalle Wedding Today-r
i Arliss to Be Cues, Of Cushman Club-NIrs.
Frank Cris,UoId Entertoins

younger set. and there will be dancing
after the play.
T STOPPED in his nursery when I
L visited his mother the other day
and he was very busily engaged comb
ing the very short hair Of his wee pony
which stood about ten inches high from
the floor.
"Wbat arc you doing, Tommy" ]
asked.
"Gettin' him wcady," he answered
sternly,
For what. dcar?'
Mrs. Tothier's show he returned
and went strenuously to work again.
NANCY WYNNE.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Eva Dickey, of 1928 South
Fifty seventh street, will entertain at
shower and tea tomorrow for Mrs.
John Lamond. Jr.
Mrs. G.. Clarke and family, formerly
Of 1905 Clifford street, are occupying
apartments at the Ivanroc, Forty
seventh and SAMSON streets.
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bers of the Stentou Country Club will
be given at the clubhouse this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Hyusou,
formerly Of 239 East johnson street
are occupying their new home at 228
West Hortter street.
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SNTITH-GIADEN

Announcement is made Of the mar. &.
riage Of Miss Elsie NJ. Gladen. daugh :
ter Of Mrs. p. Gladep, Of 254S North
Eleventh street. and Mr.. Percy L.
Smith. Of Wilmington, on Tuesday
afternoon. by tho Rev. John Watchorn,
d. D.. Of tho Methodist Episcopal Con =
ference. The bride was attended BY
her sister. Miss Mabel Gladen. aud Mr.
lie Roy Smith. OF Wilmington. was ms
brothers best man. After the quiet
ceremony, Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith left for
a trip to Washington. and upon their
return they will be at home at 254s
North Eleventh street.
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ALONG THE READING

The members Of the North Hills
Country Club will open the spring and
summer entertainments tomorrow after
noon at the clubhouse at Edge Hill,
when a card party will be gwen fol, lo
evening.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wick. of East
Sedgwick street; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Asam and Miss Helen Asam, of 701j
Chew street, will leave about June 1
for an extended trip through California
and the Hawaiian Islands.
A dance for the children of the mem e
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GCERIN-GRlMN

The wedding Of Miss Marie Grimm, Of
126 Wolf street, and Mr.. John j.
Guerin. Of 221l South Broad street,
took place on Tuesday morning. at 8
o'clock. at st. Alphousus's Catholic
Church. Fourth and Reed streets. The
marriage was solemni2ed with nup-
tial mass. the Rev. Father Michael off =
cistcd. a reception followed the ccre-
mOny.
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FRAN kFORD

MIR. John w. II. Harding announces
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Mary Eleanor Harding and Mr.. Vim.
cent a. Heinle. on Wednesday, April
2S. Mr.. and Mrs. Heinl will be at
home after June 10. at Morton, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-30

hid you know that the boys of the
~ Hill School in Pottstown are coming
down here to give play for the bene,
At Of the Home of the Good Shepherd
for Boys on the night of May 8? It's to
bc in the Rose Garden of the Bellevue.
Stratford. Mrs. Emory McMichael and
number of other women are giving
parties that evening for members of the
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HOlMESBURS

lotte Hamilton and Mr.. George Fer
ris.
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SECURITIES IN CURB
SHOW STRONG TONE
Stocks in Outside Market De.
velop Strength After
Early Weakness.

A strong tone was shown In the out
side market in yesterdays late trading
after prices had moved about listlessly
and displayed a tendency to weaken in
the earlier part of the session The
losses recorded IN the morning were
wiped out quickly and several substan-
tial gains were made. The upward
movement was led by the oils, s~aong
which General Asphalt and Carib Syn.
dictate were prominent with gains of
about points. Other firm-spots in that
group were White Oil. Simms Petroleum
and Fensland.
Industrial trading was fairly brisk and
changes at the close were mixed. Phila-
delphia Insulated Wire stock was intro
duced to the market. 1t Is understood
that application will be made to list II
on the New York Stock Exchange.
Brooklyn City Railroad stock was fairly
active and firm. The recent introduction
of that stock to the open market recalls
the prominent position that it held some
years back. when It reached n high OF
about 220 a share, in sharp contrast to
its present price of around ).
Bonds were again active and generally
closed higher. Grand Trunk rs moved
to their highest level since their intro
duction. and a substantial gain was
made In Swedish bonds. Anaconda
market and sold from 96 TO 96A.
Total sales and range of prices follow ::
INDUSTRIALS.
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MONTREAL CLOSING
GRAIN MARKET.

Heavy profit taking sales caused an
early decline in yesterdays wheat mar
ket when prices broke as much as cents
bushel. The realizing started after the
slight advance at the opening and was
believed to have come largely from
Eastern houses. Selling was encouraged
also by advices from the Southwest that
country offerings were larger. little ex-
port demand. easier cash prices mt the
outset and prospects OF n coal strike In
Great Britain Consequently shorts did
not hesitate 20 press deliveries and. with
the help Of the realizing sales. made
considerable Roadway.
YIfEAT--In the local market No. rcd
aid No. 2 hard. s2.37 e. I. T. track N. Y.
CORN--rn the local cash market No. 2 yell
low. si10h No. mixed. SliIia c. !. Z. N.
y. ten dhys' shipment
OATS-In the local cash market No. I
white and No. white, d6u66lsc; No. 3
white, GJT05isc.: No. white. G4t6thc. I:
fancy clipped white, 09hdT0kc: ordinary
clipped white. 65itc.. ali elevator.
RyE--Market firm. No. Western, g. {. o.
b. and si.ef c. !. Z. n. 4.
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ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
AtIantic building,
~ and 81 Wall Street,
Naw KOrL l.e.t,. n 49,,

Special Notice to Holders Of
Csrtitsstis OF Profits
The remaining eutssa nsise csrtihc.tas NJ
prohts OF the issns OF 9H will be redeemed
tnd pad 70 the holders thereof or to their
,sgaI representatives on and after Monday.
November !, DD, from which date all
interest tasreon will cease the csrti nca tee
'ancslsd
dividend Of interest OF Eve perceus
oeing at the rate of six per percent per
iaHuml on tho sand outstanding certificates
II profits OF the issue of the year 1918, will
oe paid to the holders thereof, or to their
egal representatives on and after Monday.
november 1870 Checks for the said
dividend OF interest will not be mailed ia
accori lcs with mailing orders to those
who have filed such orders with tbe Con-.
pany, but will be delivered to the holders
q the said certificates Of profits npon
heir surrender.
The transfer books, with respect 20 tho
issue Of I9k certificates. will be closed on
and after October q. 1890.
ny order % the Board OF Trustces.
u. STANTON FLOYD JONES. Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Receivership
Of The Undersigned Company
AS or April cath.
Was Dissolved Rx The Court
On October 9Th.


The causes which preclpitated the
receivershp were wholly beyond the
control OF the Companys managements
and existing financial conditions, plus
certain antagonistic financial interests,
nave delayed an earlier resuscitation.
Tho business outlc@x for he Com
nany's unique line OF Platter Printing
Presses, the Colts Arrpory' and
Laureate" Is very promising An
example Of the class OF printing pro-
titsable with these machines may he
observed in the advertising placards on
the Subway and Elevated r. r. Cars
They are also used by the Bank OF
England for printing its Rupee Notes
and by various other Governments for
similar purposes.
The Company's Rear Axle, for Motor
Trucks, is Second 10 None: It Is built
IN the space and with the equipment
formerly used for War Work THE fac
tory being exceptionally well located
IN Long Island City.
we take this opportunity for EXTEND
our appreciative thanks for the cordial
ana loyal support of our Merchandise
creditors and numerous personal
lCHN THOMSON PRESS & mfg. COMPANY
Two Fifty-three Broadway, N. Y. c.
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fresh. 2sNd29c.; skins. held. specials. 1sa
&c. prime to choice, 15ai7iLc: fair 10
good l2uifiAc.: lower grades. Toe
EGGs-Fresh gathered extras. dozen. 7OD
.le.: extra firsts, GIaG0c.: firsts. G3aGGc
seconds, 5SaG1c.. dirties No L. JOTs2t :
checks, fair to choice. 4G1f47c refrigerator,
special mnrlSa. fancy, 55i-9f56c firsts 53is =
ooc seconds, 50N53c.; State, Pennsylvania
81 O3N1.0j; extra firsts. 9sc. GSl .02 firsts
ssaoGc. gathered whites, firsts 20 extra
firsts. sIc.aSio2 under grades. 12aSTc
pullets. 1OHsoc. Pacific coast, whites. cxtra
frsts, osc .QSi; firsts. ss096c.; under gradc.
NUdSfci Petaluma, puots, 7ia Soc. other
western and Southern, gathered whites. 65ff
sue state, pennsylvania and nearby West
crn, hennery browns, extras T3N SIC: gath
cred brown and mixed colors. graded extras
To@Tic.; firsts 70 extra firsts. 63qGoc.
P0TATOEs-Maine. $50 lbs. S35OT4. 20,
lbs. s3G4.25: 80 lbs. 81 50T3. 20. long Is5
lbs., s3Q3.IO; $50 lbs, S2.7503: No. ., bbi.
.lNO42. Sweets: Jersey, basket, S1T1.75:
Maryland. basket, N.25rl 30; Southern, Dbl.
$3.IjI4; No. 2, Dbl. s2d2.5O.
POULTRY, DREssED-FREsH KILLED.
Chickens, nearby hroiers. 10. 4sT5Oc. .
flyers, 39niOc. Virginia broliers 49c Vir-
glnia chickens, 3oni0r Western dry picked
roastcrs. 45G50c. broilers. bbls.. i0c. I:
chickens. kegs. 3S130c western iced bhi.
lbs. each and under. 3GTiOr. fryers aiL 10
ios; each s2g Doe fowls. Western dry
picked, milk led, boxes. 2DlI 42c corn fed ls
G4lc; dry picked. bbls and kegs, 2TT40c- /.
scaldsd, 33H3Ic. Old cocks western 2Gl6
2Sc Ducks. Long Island spring, SOC Squads.
large white : 70 10 lns 70 dor. SSTiO. 6 TO Z
lbs. s1g1. dark. S350d4i cuils. 81 .5Oa2
POULTRY. Lis,s--f-owis. freight. 2oasoc
express, 21432c. chickens freight 2g5p
2Tc.i cxprcss, 2GV2Sc. Old roorters, freight
2oc Turkey, 4oc Ducks. freishts. 2sR2sc /:
si.25 '''''''' P"A'
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PRODUCE MARKET.

III TrER-Creamery, higher than extras.
GOIG01c. extras, ~ score, 5eT5gkc. flrsts,
90 90 81 score, 54T5Sc. firsts. 50 10 80
Fcorc. 4sn52c. seconds 80 60 81 score. 44G
ace lower grades. i2d i3c. Danish. casks,
l3W5Tikc. unsalted laher than extras.
G2isGG3iSc.: extras. GiIG2c.; firsts. 4q159c. /;
seconds. asa iSc. State. dairy, tubs, finest.
eSfJDc. good TO prime, 521I7c.; common 20
fair. 42I5ic. renovated cvtraa. IOc ladies',
current make. firsis, i0ikWl1c. seconds.
3id3sc. lower grades, 35N3ac. packing
ttock. current make. No. =. 3GiS137c. No.
., asifT3Rc. lower gra dcs, 33I35c.
CWrESE-State. whole milk. held. flats.
specials h.. 2sMd2nc. average run. 2TMc /.
fresh. specials. 26hU2Sc average run, $50
2Gc; lower grades. 2oT2iisc.: twins, held
specials, 2sn2siac.; average run. 27ihc. (:
Wisconsin. fresh. twins, 7TT27itc. singic
daisies, fresh or held, 2112SAc. double