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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Inc young ia-y parry meas Is ID guessing
Temp ~ = : N1A~y1se-~- ~aA
5 aaissy e sel4rdays pas EASEL co At reBUFE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

The worst habit Is the habit Of FORM
ing bad hapitA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

An aireastis Is better than : nre-
trap.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

nrlve alow o. b drivsn slow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Distance doesn't lend much enchant-
ment g prosperity,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

This charge Of the tite brigade Is
awful,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Modest Rents seem to mean they
have been wen raised.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

All war paths lead to ruin.
49,
Wild OATH are hard 70 tome
-o-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Bedtime storys T am going to get
up early IN the morning"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Many men and women would be-
come incensed II they were accused
OF flirting. Yet, every time they erect
q building that is not firesafe they are
Qirtsrg with disaster The penalty
ere pay Is included In the s5o0,oo0,o 900
8 ySar nre loss Ia this country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

The difference between a hretrap
ana a beartrap Is that sometimes the
bear gets away. The firetrap always
catches someone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

When the Are alarm bell rinvs the
owner OF the n~eproof building must
get lot Of satisfaction out OF know
ing that, wherever the FIRE is his In
vestment Is not IN danger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Building a firetrap IL like winking
At an old maid II not only looks
foolish. hut there's no telling how Sc
rious tho outcome may be.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

Nice frame house-doors and sashes.
Couple of sparks-heap Of ashes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

A fretrap is like a visiting mother
in-law. You cant tell how long she's
coming to remain. or how soon she
might 1are up over the least little
friction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
DEATHS

WAGNER; At Mapl2 Shade, \. J.. N2v.
and Huntlnsi9nA Pa. aged 81; TIn9fai re
son. NIecray lane Maple Shade. n. j: Con.
vcyauc,s viii meet trains lscying AinrEet
Ct. Ferry. Pbia.. 9:30 A. NJ. and i:So
VENT. AT Greenwich Piers. Nov. Q.
1921, NEwE1Rk n, WEN1H. husband OF
Anpa Wenta. Relatives. friendg Camden
Lodge. u. +. Q. E.. and l.. o. o. NJ. No.
322, are invitts TO attend the funeral, from
his Ia 10 residence, Greenwich Piers, Thurs.
10 A NJ. Int. Blackwopd, 40 T. NJ.
WILEY. Nov. =. CORINA. wife Of J. +.
Wiley. Reiatives ard friends. invited TO 10;
neral services, Fri. at r. NJ, residence OF
sistcr Mrs. II. J. stokes. $3.50 FLORENCE avc.
Int. private. Greenmount Gem. Friends may
w1t,soS.2Nov. 7. SAMUEL w., husba nd
Of Annie j. Wilson. Relatives and friends.
East End Republican Club. 2oth Ward he.
publican Executive Committee. employees OF
Recorder OF Deeds Office. invited TO funeral.
Fri, At 2 p. NJ. residence. 1920 Mifflin At.
Int. Fcrnwood Gem. Friends may call Thurs.
eve. - - -
Wr.soN. -. Nov. 8. .HARR1ET. MSrAR.
Ian MORTON. wife OF Henry W. Wapn
nrd daughter OF the late Rev. Henry ].
Morton. ,. D.. Services at st. James
Church. 22d and Walnut Sta. Thurs, 10Th
inst. . =. NJ. Int. private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
HELP WANTEp-MA1.r

ApDING MACHINE Statesmen ar, -.
inE good money Are YOU? An exSasS7
lent opportunity IL onen for few i've S"fEet'
in our selling organization; no selling WIrGs
ence necessary, We start you out immU0,'
diatcly on straight commission; no saIarY. no
drawing account. Write to Barrett ASG,nno
Machine Co, l2li Race St, 1NuN'"s
ARTI ST--Wanted commercial artist for I'D
Nertis,ng drawings IN newspaper ART a.
phrtnent, Address, giving full partiouIa rs
experience ana salary wanted, NJ iS0, IsSxs,
pffIce. -ss'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
I neral


YOUR SPARE TIME =. worth 81 =, 90 -
hour wr,I"' sGWcards We teacS" HH
Corrospondcu,e an sell YOUR work. E,yini,
ShcwcarI school Toronto, Canada N"'CN
CIVIL. sERN lrE exa,niratioIs D.,,,--------
Ian. many yaruHries salary tl40T- sGmnai Mma
writ" foc aal5D,s st J. t2l, Lejtrr ts,S,'" :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
PRESSER
Wanted. pTrsFer for mons cIothirs. ms. 5n
experienced on Hoffman pressing machine.
App!y Bureau Of Employ. snt
WANAMAKER'
PRESSER

ftRCHAsING AqENT-iTiEii.Srod n.,u
purchas sing plumbing supplies old estabishaJ
SompGng COM ~, oIers oXoepton"I, opportunity Tor
hood man; must have good record and cx-
ner!encs. Z SID, Ledger 0fLi"e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
HE1p wANrEp-MArE

BR1CKLAYERs wanted building operation
at Goth and Dansdowne; take elevated to
0sd at. pass out 63d to Lansdowne.
EsTIAfATE CBERGt---llgh-grad man who
n experienced in figuring estimates on
plumbing supplies and hXtures: good oppur-
tunity for well-DOsted man. Box 5l7. Ledger
On.Ce.
COMPOS1rOH wanted: must be hrst class
PERMANENT position. Apply l39 ~ Juni-
per st.
rRAFrSMAN, architectural High class
man. efficient IN FrchitJ ctural design, DE-.
tell and specification work, capable Of taking
charge OF drafting room: PORN poa., state
oxp.. refs. sal. aGe. etc. - 023, Led. or
DYER FOR SILK sKEIN YARNS; MUST
BE GOOD COLOR WATCHER; OUT-OF-
TOWN POSITION. j. 12b, LEDGER OF.
FtCE.
ESTIMATOR
BuIlders millwork. must know the business
thoroughly and be ublc to dctall and bill
out; Riye experience and salary desired In
iirst lettcr; permanent position 20 right man.
B 6ae, ledger Office.
IFOLDIEG-MACHINE OPERATOP--ATue, he
Al man and undcratand setting of tob.
oars double SiYtcens and quad folders. Ap-
r% or write & MIR. GriRor, National CapIli,l
l,ress. 1910 ID ST.. y. w. WaahngtOn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
" united

CUNlIKES~oE "apted, 1874 dolIbIa s,--,--
electric driven direct connected. oS,ttIohs
wa senr 'r.Vs no Yea lher valves uspped spi,Sd
u.ntIc overload r'leAFe, water cooled huto-
$50 .us. ,Ur"s-nlr nt IL speed Of about efanny
100 II, J.. NJ. alRtl where machine 90 hvv-
snnn. Y 493. LedgAr OmIce. eah 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

IlAYEh-PlANO-.Iri party rnuat ~,
cost tT75 4 mouths ago; no reason ~ ~.
orfer refused: caIl evenings or s~nSSola
20 y 56th ~. eeS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

Cfi!.e-a pi. .!aLC" salesman. viii gLv. eYr.l
lent territories 10 3 live men; oppOrtuni.y
TO make permanent connection With large
corporation: vii! consider only nrst-cia SO
statesmen or men who have held nEacntTvs
positions and desire TO become salesmsut ay
tcnd to you @ short course IN gAiesmansh n.
commission basis. Arrange npnuIrt ,7,a - - e..
with Mr.. Smith. Market $3.50 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

sALEswoMEN--IF YoU HAVE 4 PLEAS.
t,g& &T ,F1EHf!se@G%At son ITY VOL GAN MAKE
ING OUR PROPOsITION TO PuVSittIAAEES
AED MERFGHAETS; NOTHING 10 SEEfi.,i'n
COMMISSION ON REPORTS Appf' !!
ROOM 1910. REAL ESTATE -1RCST BID5G
STENOGRAPHER In central real ..,a,o,
flee At once, must be Intelligent. sis's o'!: ot-
and salary expected. y 6O4 Ledger OrjcH"e
e.. = - ''"rL Apply
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

,LoET EsTAH HIIsH;D rANErSG
h2Ss3 h2s An pr oFFTiNldI ThE NlIrdF[5ST p CiARXCTEE
THE ResH!t5N eHHt6SA'4H T. I TnH,Tc6S Tnh 81
I!GnTuNiTY FOR 4 TEEWN%GSITi' Ii''H COS. 1i
TI6N % T6 TINT HiT!! ,tI4 IL4ihMAh WTH & S%MPETsA
sTRATE FITNESS AND AiTI,'rTr,y * ?I1''3E- ~:
LONG 70 A HIGH-GRADE ORGNNlZA-
t0SIrinGSEtss t0IT inSEts ADVANCE INTO ENECU TIVE
3b6TrhIoATioNs WILL re coxsrprrEn
B&Sbs FHoHf rs fHE EEM GrTFhiR3 TTFhi3 T4AE FAYE sokD
HI,EsToR AND FROM MEN WIIiiiO HAVEE;
HH1 Il orffETRC rAfffETCAiA hixrSsH rSsHLLGNa EXPERIENCE
= owRLIlNG GIVE CoNTrETE rNFoRMA.
4IGN 4EE ,Y,I ,RYEIiARDiEG 4lH2I% FAST EXPER1ENCE.
!GII;IESS. EGGIIIEIES >!IlL WII.L EE HELD ~ sTRlCTEsr
WW?NEE4TREHTSE; W, ETRHHsE AGR%PNES$ Up &3G &R ,G%EPEs
BLDG. PHILADELPHIN -''' '"r'
sALEsMA%-To a live wire willing f., VOL,
20 an order taksr. real IA saosan says 81" i0p 6ag
notRinss %R GOV" TO 70 1900 month; cotnssion
lo40: Rsal Estate Trust fdT' ID G,'u'a'' Room
SA 5LESs,,MSIiAN-Hlah.Ero man eTpoT7c7coJ
70 pamg SnE traa iFHRPPSs FRaSs,n%RHst %Ht at aS,uT"s
,mn%; o,6y. ga csiSb!ished business Offers good
3l;g2I, :; 9.lty: J 5l6 Ledger Oflc5.
and G22a 2iarSn 70 es OF nIqo3
Ks M"q Ggsr @Ht.GeTS ,nE"grade rcquired
SHGt.sSMAH Ga TO cover, local territory selling
ut1a'""rs' guaranteed snlR-Y OF 500 nsr
SMeeH SM,S 20, ior SiGht man. The. Richards CO.. a06
q - -; a.; - ! l3ik, y l.
sAhEISMAN1Hosiery yarn. silk, mercerIsed
emu "orRte1; ony party having large es
tasnsh"d trade need apply VI 6af, Icdver
SSALESMAN. >; ',i. TO Join, advertisers as TTanaccr
ia OP~lIhG security brOkerage ofYiCa ,'I
ST; cinL: unique. clean plan See E I2I4
SALESMAN. exp; Auat, and C;crIc ,,.,.,,..77--
d"Hlrho!o out not nAccs.; wordo rful mon
Sltl2h 20 proGucers. Rom 532 Victory Bds
has had experience in selling sna sbnra 49, } %i"}
estntn. AdIreaa N hll. I.alrnr Gsn.-- --e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

La, Nov. :. JOHANNA 'RUI. .LuCK. hciior%d
wife OF James JACKSON, aged ~. ,Reativvs
Sf frS2s ssSrools8 SOM r. k anl '2q &2cB BRaTo
JONES. Nov. g. EMMA wife of George
Jones, Relatives and friends, also Lehish
Lodge. No. 65. q. OF D. OF b.; members Of
Tioga Baptist Church and friends OF Evan.
gelical Church, or Creseentyille, are invited
to attend funeral services Thurs, 2 p Nj
late residence. b73S Hasbrook ave Int pri
yotte. 9skeGd Gem; Xy,ewins NWsd eve,
oR a. G GaqneHy 1aq s0R AND T. RosanRa R'ES
Funeral, to which relatives and friends. also
mpoyes Of I'd DIST, Highway Dept, and
are invited Fri,, $50 A. Nj, late residcncc,
1048 Jackson at. Mass OF requiem Church
Of the Epiphany 10 A. NJ. Int. Holy Cross
Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

IRWIN.---Nov. T. MARY j., Wife OF Will
liam J, Irwin, RoIatIyes and friends Invited
to funeral. Thurs, =. NJ, residence. "9OO
:. list st. Servicos Il, n. Jamcs' p. E.
Church go T. NJ, Int. church yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

w,16w MD5" Of John j Tndcroaer, aged i7atN - ph
gtIIrs and friends invited to funeral services
THU" l.. NJ. late residence. 1915 Russ,Ii
81, Int private. Friends may call Wed
WAS 'II0iRN, Nov :. 1927. EtIzARErrJ
,,,lfo OF Joseph NJ. Van Horn, n her SOth
year Relatives and friends ave invited tn
attend funeral, Thurs. l,3O =. NJ. from
Pa, Int. william Penn Gem. hutos vi
meet train At Neshaminy Falls leaving Read
ing Terminal lllT A. VI, and Trenton ~
Ii:54 A. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

SALESWOMEN
There - woman in this Ci', selling ir sr.
RnCe and ,ho"ris or teaching hunl who dos.
not kn0" her real work. eAraing $4,000 per
year: II she will come TO us We VII ofynr
and show her life position doubI- Lor ir
Crmei must he over % years Ot ag" Nioo"a
Haven sugar Corp. 1928 Widenrr Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

| FRITSCH. Nov. 8. FERDINAND {.
! FRITSCH. Due notice OF funeral will hr
given from his late residence, $500 y. rori:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

SHEARER. AT the William Penn Inn
Gwynsdd Fa.. on Nov, =, 1921 SAMUEL
HURST, husband ot saliic e: Shearer. Rel.
on Thursda% afternoon at o'clock. at the
oliver II. Pair B.dg.. 1920 Chestnut ST.
Intcrment private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

on Nov. :. JOHN. husband Of Kate
CaeselhGrg). Relatives and friends
, funeral services on WednGsdny
at \ o'clock. at residence. 62S y.
st. Intermant private, THURSDAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
PERSONALS

TAKE NO'rIC ilersafiNr from this date
on will not DO responsible for any debts
othcr than contracted for by myself Emil
Evening star., 1921-07-09

Some, natives Of the Sahara Desert
expressed amazement, when they
heard that water falls from the skies.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
WEEKS GRAIN PRICES UP
ON ADVERSE CONDITIONS

CHICAGO, July 9.-Black rust in
Canada and adverse domestic thresh-
ing returns have been effective to-
ward making wheat average higher
In price this week. Values this morn
ing compared with a week ago
ranged from q off to an advance of 2.
Corn showed loss of y to 13H; oats
were Is lower to shade higher, and
provisions gained Y to 35.
Before developing strength the
wheat market temporarily underwent
sharp decline in connection with re-
lief from drought and excessive heat
in the northwest. On the downturn.
lowest prices yet this season were
touched In some cases. In certain
quarters. however. 1t was regarded
as doubtful whether the crop in South
Dakota and parts of Minnesota and
the better weather.
by the bulls, and the upturns which
followed were given decided impetus
by attention to threshing returns
from the winter crop, especially an
estimate that deterioration in Mis-
souri, amounted to 100000 bushels
compared with the prospect e month
ago. Then came news that black rust
had appeared in Manitoba and Sas-
katchewan. and it was generally con-
ceded. that the outlook for damage
there was much more serious than in
the region to the south.
Liberal receipts and slowneSS OF
shipping call tended to weaken corn
and oats
Some export demand for lard was q
stimulus TO provisions.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
WHEN WILL TRADE REGAIN NERVE
ISTHE OVERSE1ADOWING QUERY
Conviction as to Limit of Price Reduction
Needed to Start Buying and
Money Market Status.

serve discounts reduced one billion.
one hundred million dollars, with pro-
duction OF SO per cent or more in
many lines and prices off 20
borrowings the lowest in recent years.
and with a reserve ratio of 60
cent, the traditional fear Of a money
stringency during the crop-moving
period is quite elm; mated.
Need Of Business Nerve.
II the crops and the money market
were the only things TO consider,
Wall street might well indulge in
dreams Of one Of It's old-time mid
summer "booms" But now the over
shadowing question is when the busi-
ness community will get its nerve
back, when it will be convinced that
the price adjustmnet has gone far
enough, and will begin to buy. 1t
tariff and tax program settled. It
would be still moro helpful for busi-
ness to know where it stood in the
matter Of freight rates. But, after
all, the main thing is to know that
prices are down as far as they will
go, that they could go no further
produce at all. The best judgment
as expressed today by business rep
resentatives both publicly and pri-
Vately, Is that In most lines this alb
solute minimum level has been
reached.
The stock market has shown this
week how badly bear operations"
can be overdone. 1t has also shown
that neither large investors nor the
outside public is willing at this time
to follow up a rise, and that the mar
ket Is still in the hands Of profess
sional traders. Enough money has
been made by plungers on the short
side to give them plenty of conf
profits in further experiments with
offering prices down. This has been
shown in the trading Of the last few
days. There has also been moro or
less liquidation Of the leftover kind.
that is, Of stocks that could not be
readily sold while the market was In
Its demorali1ed state three weeks ago.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1921-07-09
MARKET WEEK FEATURED
BY VIGOROUS RECOVERIES

NEW YORK, July Stock made
vigorous recoveries from recent low
levels during the midweek. leaders
rallying three to six points and specu-
lative issues as much as eight to al
most fifteen points.
The rally was evidently directed
mainly against the short interest,
however. and fattened out almost en-
tirely after that faction had covered.
some specialties actually establishing
new minimum prices.
Rails were temporarily stabilized by
better earnings, reduction OF idle
freight cars and announcement that
the Treasury Department purposes
large refunding payments in the last
half of the calendar year.
Wage reductions and price cuts by
the United States Steel Corporation
and it's principal competitors were in
line with forecasts, although trade
authorities were doubtful that any
appreciable increase of demand would
Immediately ensue.
Release Of July interest and dfvi-
dend disbursements effected only tenn
porary easement of call money rates,
but time funds were undisturoed ana
free renewals of two and three
months loans were reported.
Dealings in foreign exchange were
on a very light scale, and brokers
continued to look to London for
guidance. Further decline OF exports,
huge accessions to tho country's gold
holdings and acute weakness In Latin
American remittances were among
the confusing features Of the inter-
national situation.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
BOND TRADING DULL
/ FEW LIST CHANGES

NEW YORK, July s.-Bond trading.
by comparison with recent standards.
was dull today. There were few
changes Of consequence in the price
list. Westinghouse Electric Is felt
the effect of profit taking. natural
after their sharp advance during the
week, and came down point to 1904.
Cuba Cane Sugar IS were weak SYM
pathetically with the StocES. and SO
were Cuban American Sugar SIS, which
were off a half point to 971:.
Among railway issues thers was
heavy selling again in Seaboard Air
Line adjustment IS, which carried them
down TO 25.
Their decline was further response
to the passing of the coupon week
ago. st. Louis K San Francisco prior
61A yesterday. and the per cent
Bs were slightly lower at 725s. Great
Northern IS Were strong at their
high of 9S. an advance of half
more and Ohio convertible AIS were
down three quarters of a point to
6Sk. On the other hand. Chicago
& Alton 3l2s at 81 were up nearly
three points from their recent low.
Southern Railway As, possibly on ac-
count of the weakness in Seaooard
Air Line issues, sold at Sc as against
81 yesterday.
Good Demand for Ontarios.
There was a good demand again for
Province of Ontario issues The mar
ket for these bonds is up quite decid-
edly on the week. The 6s of 1928.
which were % bid a week ago, are
now "a bid and the offered price has
been raised to So. This means actual
transactions somewhere in between
that is. around 95-as against SO to
931e last week. The Ontario 4s Of
1925 are SO bid. as against So last
Saturday, and the 51ss of 1929 are
S71a bid. against Sc. The IS of 1927
have not risen so much. They We're
81 bid a week ago. offered at 92%.
Now they are Gig bid. offered at 80.
Bids for Manitoba IS of 1880 and 1881
have been lowered to 50, as against
so last Saturday
Belgian 71as were back to par again.
a against last nights close of 100x.
Danish SIS were strong It 1909, and
so were Norway SIS at 1924. Lib
ertys We're down rather more than
they have been on any day for some
time. Their decline amounted to from
15 to 90 points.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
S2,339,46081 LOSS
IN BANKS DEPOSITS
Drop Charged to Heavy
| WithdraWs for Tax Pay
F ments Since Last Call.

Complete tabulation Of figures show
ing the amount of deposits on hand
in all banks and trust companies Of
the city at the close Of business Of
June 80 show total loss Of $685.
460.S1 over the previous cal. of the
controller of the currency. which was
made April 2S-
During the period since the last call
there have been very heavy with
drawals from the banks on account Of
the payment of District of Columbia
taxes at the end of May. and federal
income taxes on June Is.
These losses were Somwhat onset by
the normal growth in individual ac-
counts and also by the deposits re-
sulting from the purchase Of Treasury
certificates and notes of June Is. APP
proXimately 15 per cent of the deposits
resulting from the purchase OF notes
and certificates was in the banks on
June 80. although this is purely a
temporary deposit and will probably
be withdrawn entirely within the next
three weeks.
National banks in the final compila-
tion showed a total loss over the pre-
vious call of S1.147.935.22: trust conn
panies a loss of s1.719,3312S, while
the. savings banks made a total gain
of S52I.S05.69. Full totals appear in
table in another column.
Circulation of Money Per Capita.
Money in circulation in the United
States July l amounted to S53.42 per
capita of popula ton. according to
the monthly statement issued by the
Treasury. The total was S5.774.06 900.
A year ago the per capita amount was
S571S and the total S6.0S4.s5 1000. the
reduction being brought about
through decreased issue of fedora.
reserve bank notes.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Grain. Produce and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

AUCAL "hOLESALE n1AAAEEs
Eggs-Strictly fresh, per doz.. 2sa3o;
average receipts. 27a2s.
Live poultry-Roosters. per lb, II;
turkeys. per lb.. 33a35; chickens
spring. per lb.. 36a40: hens. per lb.'
5o; Keats. young. each, 6Oa7S; CHICK
ems, winter. per lb., go.
Dressed poultry-Fresh-k killed spring
chickens. per lb., 3Sa40; hens, per ID,
81: roosters. per h.. %; turkeys. ga
40; keats. young. each. 60a'a; chick-
ems, winter. per lb., 35a40.
Pork-Dressed. small, per lb.. Is.
Live stock-Calvcs. choice. per lb..
9; lambs. choice, per lb.. 10h; 1--we,
hogs, 9.
Green fruits-Apples, per bbl.. 3.ooa
1000: western. per box. 3.bOa4.bo
California lemons. per box. 1O.OOal Oo
California oranges. per crate 6;ooa
$50; grapefruit. per crate. 6:00as 90;
peaches. per crate. 2.25a3.5o; blackber-
quart, 25a45; cantaloupes, 4.00a5.0O.
per barrel. 2.60a4.o0 lettuce. nearby. per
crate. 75a1.25: New York lettuce, per
crate, 1.25al.50: celery. per doz. l.0oa
l.50: Romaine lettuce. 1.00a1.5C; GYM
blings. per crate. l.50a1.75; spinach.
per barrel 3.00a4.00; kale, per barrel,
1.00a1.50; peppers. per crate. 2.00a2.5
peas. nearby. per barrel. 6.O0a12.0o;
onions. 1.25a2.00: cabbage. per crate.
2.0oa3.o0: cucumbers. L5oa2.5o; egg
plant. per crate. 3.00a3.50; tomatoes. per
box. 1.50a5.00: asparagus. per doz.. l.00a
500: corn. 2.Ooa3.oo; beans. 7.ooa10o0
per Dbl.