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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-25
COOLER IN PENSACOLA

Yesterdays highest temperature in
Pensacola was 81. Other cities, less
fortunate, reported as follows: Mo-
bile, s4; Montgomery, IS; New Or
leans, Sd: Birmingham, Sc; Washing
ton, IS; New York, IS; Chicago. 90;
Pittsburg. IS: st. Louis. 90; Toledo
90; Kansas City, 90; Phoenix, 96:
Memphis. 90; Dodge City, 80; Salt
Lake City, "a, and Des Moines, 90.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-25
ROB POSTOFFICE
AT LAUREL HILL
only Small Amount Is Obtained by un-
known Burglars.
Especial to The JournaD

LAUREL HILL. July 24.-The postof-
flee here was robbed sometime during
the night, but the amount obtained was
small. not over IS in all. 10 arrests have
been made and there is no clue to the
robbers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NEWPORT BASEBALL
CLUB TONCORPORATE
Grounds Purchased and Arrange
ments Made for a Stock
Company.

en.,,,, rorrs.pondence Of Every Evening.
\ewport. Feb 22.--The Newport base
hall club has had trouble IN past yeus
in securing suitable grounds on which
Ia play At 4 meeting held AZ the nome
NJ :, Slack. on Feb. IA. II was de-
eia,s3 ,o purchase 4 plot of ground for
a perrnanent baseball field. A commit
toe for that purpose was appointed. and
NJ a meeting held last Monday night at
the home of Mr.. Slack, they reported
1hat they had secured n two-and-one-
half-acre plot from John X. Lyman. "a.
which report met with the approval of
the members.
II was further decided that the club
Incorporate under the name of the New
port -I<rebs Athletic Association. and
authorized tho sale of 120 shares of
stock at sic per share. Elmer v Frank
houser was elected president; vice -presi-
don't. John K. Lyman. I'd; secretary and
treasurer. J. c. Slack.
Tn, following committee was appoint
cd 10 have charge of selling the stock
y q slack +. w. Young. J. X. lyman
"a T. II craig and II. J. Strahorn.
This committee reported before the
meeting closed that II had sold 81 shares
Of stock The following Incorporating
committee was appointed: H. v Berg.
<r.att en-: 4. w. Young and kaiph
t,sat. Committee TO purchase stock
x,.1t.... ..te5 and other necessary material
VII which 10 complete the incorpora-
.tion IT, g. slack Edward Vansant and
F.. Frankhouser; ground committee.
!. T. l;uth John r. Lyman. 2d, and
IIarrv Baldwin. r. Y. FTankhouser was
.li,.,trl ia have the Not of ground sur
N.>td
ri. following booster committee was
at.pa,at.f +, n. Fra X houser, Thomas
GALLOWAY auG - +. IHth.
IN. .t1, .,iu gladly receive sub
srij,..inrs for stock from anyone I'm
. 4or.sted ir i.tschau. The club viii meet
<- Nartia. evening nj the home OF
|,crttatv Sllck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NASH READY For SHOW.
Latest Development In Efficiency TO Be
Exhibited Mt the Auditorium.

The Wilmington Motors Company. lo-
cal distributors OF the Nash line of
automobiles, are looking forward to the
development of a widespread Interest In
their showing at the Auditorium next
week.
The policy of those in charge of tho
sales and production at the factory has
hitherto proved exceptionally far sight
ed I'm tho way Of forecaating the trend
OF the buying public toward closed car
models
To meet this demand. there are two
sedan models. for seven and i've pas
senpera, and two coupes, for four and
for three passengers.
The details of fixtures and finish OF
these luxurious but practical cars must
be seen to he appreciated, while the
power furnished by the Nash Perfected
Valve Head motor needs only q
demonstration. This makes them PAT
ticulariy easy to- handle In crowded city
traffic. and pleasingy reliable I'm cross
country runs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
BOXING GOSSIP.
Dosags of the Fighters and Fight Fans
About the City.

About the City.
The Defiance A. A. is beginning TO
piok up a little In the boxing game ana
has developed a few mitt artists. name
ly. Mickey Morris, Jimmy Ireland. VINO
put up such wonderful battle In
Chester last week: Sammy Britton. VINO
needs no introduction to the local fight
fans. and several others whose names
are not so familiar to the boxing rams,
such as Jack Reeder. Art Hynson.
Buddie Clarke and Red Hession.
Kid Sum. the popular little bantam
from over the bridge. has been matcned
to meet Tommy Murray, OF Philaded-
phia, In the windup of an all-star ahow
at the Chester A. A. on next MONDAY
night This will be the best man that
Sunn has met so far md II he takes
Murray he will be in line for plenty or
work among the best boys in the East
X o. Harry Baker. Deiaware's pre-
mier middleweght. has been offered
several matches over in the big town,
but owing to boils he has been unable
to take advantage of them. 1t has been
rumored that he Will go under tho
management of Billy MoCarney. the
prominent manager and promoter. II
he does he VIII be assured OF plenty
of work as McCarney's reputation is
worid-wfde
Soldier Stokes has resumed training
and is out with def to Ralph Ray
mond TO settle the dispute AZ to who
is the welterweieht boss in the Statc
of Delaware. He also wants to meet
Jack McCaully, of Chester, the boy who
stopped Joe Brennan on Monday even
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
BAN on .sHIMMY-
SYRACUSE PUBLIC PLACES

Syracuse, Feb 23t-HennefOrtb "
any one or two dssiro 10 toddIs In sym
cure thoy'il toddls in the privacy ~
their own home. When the Irresistible
desire 10 shimrny. face-tosfsoe, camel
walk. or DO nnv ~ the ultra modern
ferpsichorean tantruins soizes a couple.
they must retire beyond public ken.
Aroused by critieiBm that ali I'm the
dance halls was not In accord with
Syracuse ideals and tensnts oS decency
the Council yesterday put it's official
o. X on an ordinance drafted by the
Commissioners of Public Safety putting
an absolute ban on anything that sp.
proachos n shoulder CULVER or other
dfatorflon Of the anatomy under the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
TENNIS CHAMPION PLANS
REST OF SIX WEEKS
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 23.--William r.
Tilden, worlds champion tennis player
who returned home Monday from Aus
tralia. said today he plans 10 forget
tennis for the next six weeks" lie will
return to the courts. he added. April 8.
when he win play nm exhibition single
match here with X. Norris Williams.
former national champion. lie will also
appear in n doubles match tho same day
with Wallace r. Johnston as n partner
against Williams md Charles $. Gar-
land, who won tho worlds doubles title
at Wimbledon laat summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
ATHLETICS IN PRACTICE GAME.

Lake Charles La. Feb. 23.-George
washington's birthday was celebrated
by the Athletics batterynen in nine
inning baseball contest yesterday be-
tween two aggregations Of slabnen.
catchers and minor league players All
gaps in the infield and outfield were
filed.
The only position unoccupied was
that Of catcher. Both teams imposed
on the good nature Of Coach Danny
Murphy TO shovel the balls up after
they had hit the padded grandstand
fence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NEW WORLDS RECORD.

Ry Associated press to Every Evening
Chicago Feb pa new worlds
record for the 50yard hack stroke
swimming event for women was estab-
liahed last night Mt tho Central a. A. u.
senior eventh AZ Great Lakes naval
training station when Miss Sybii Bauer.
Of the Illinois a. G. finished In 55 35
seconds tho former mark 81 30 seconds
was set ny Miss Tthelda Blcibtrey at
Honolulu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

xuiss 81 dance Ard tbis applies ~ ihe
hotels in whteh aaboing oss pe~n ss
much n part 81 shs menu ss srr - fte
things 90 eat
~ matters not what FAM nafnf ln
bs applied. lts fns nOfior fhai
and that ia prohibited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
RAILROADERs WIN AT QUOITs.

In the opening games Of the New
City Quot League last night. the Penn
sylvania Railroad team trimmed the
)Keystone tossers, SO. The score:
p. r. r. 21 Il Il 21 II H. 5
keystone F. c. Is I3 19 IL 0
p. r, r. players Naylor, Woodbridge
McMullen and Wilson.
Keystone: Hackett. Prettyman
Dem. Sylvester, Connor. Collins and
Unsworth. Referee, Tenpel. Scorer,
Knapp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
PIRATES TO REPORT MARCH 8

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
PIttsburg, Pa. Feb. 23.-Members Of
the Ptttsburg Pirates have been ordered
20 report the morning of March s. I'm
order 10 get acquainted with one An
other, II was learned here today. The
Pirates will leave for their spring train
ing camn on the night Of Maroh Z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
SIGNS WITH GIANTS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Feb. 23.--yThe signed con-
tract Of Leo Kane. second baseman.
has been received at New York Ma
tional headquarters il was announced
today. Kane. purchased from tho Hnrt-
ford, Conn.,. club. il ono OF five second
basemen who will try out with the team
at San Antonio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
MERCHANDISE SHOOT.
To Be Held at bellevue Saturdny ny
Wilmington Association.

The wilmington Trapshooting Asso-
citation will hold a regular old time
m.rchnndiHe shoot on Saturday after
noon Mt Bellevue and from the seneros-
itv shown by the merchants 10 looks as
though there will be- plenty of prizes.
rho match will be ut 50 targets. Yard
ago handicap and entries will close ut
3.s0 .. IN.
Ike Turner. holder Of the Delaware
State open championship cup. has been
challenged by w. w. Ternll and this
match will also be ahot on Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

we vonsn d0fft Bnasrsfa urs
oargoyle WY mt Hfe
everything her husban m doe
rirht y don't bianc you .ers
suspicious ~ her ahs IN
her .er.-fDuisvHie COisris In.rnaI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
ParEasde Now Has s3Sl.

The Parkside Club has secured $3.50
20 far IN its campaign for funds for the
completion Of their gymnasium. The
organization seeks TO raise $1,000, which
they claim VIII enable them to complete
n1dr structure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NEIGHBoRHooD on sHoRT.END.

The South Side Eden Academy bas-
ketbal team defeated the Neighborhood
team last night, 36-15. IN a one-sided
game at the Neighborhood floor. The
score.
S-E5er Acad Con s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
saleslannm vs.. Alumni Tonight.

saeaiauun Catholic High School
tossers will meet the Alumni five to-
night md fast game is expected. IN
the preliminary game. the Second $. g.
H. e. team will play the Wohb five Of
f-BI-t9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
SHOOT AT DELAWARE CITY.

Delaware city. Feb 23.--w. u. Rey-
bold was high gun in "a shoot held ny
the Delaware city Gun club here yes
torday. breaking 81 out Of 100. ". Arm
ptrung broke 6gx75 The scores were ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
BnOwNsON ALL.sTARs wIn.
st. Ann's Takes Short End of Fast
Game with Rival Quintet.

The Brownson Ail-Star reserve team
defeated st. AIMS team. last night.
1871. The feature OF tho game was tho
return OF two OF Brownson's old "big
Ave. to the game. Johnny Burke and
Leo ("Red") Walsh. Kelleher was high
scorer with four field goals. The score:
GOALS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Pas.y and Jmes riye Bu.J

rho pusee aud t0uef Hresf
viii play the ABorfoyis Comply I'VE .
pssle toniRht 80 faaal
locals viii play Nativity H 81
pnis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
H.GIFy WINS OPENER

In tho preliminary game, the HagIey
fourth team defeated Friends Reserves,
c5-22. in contest that required an extra
,.ve- minute period. The score:
Hagley Fourth Goals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
FRI. NDS' FIVE WINS.
ocal QuakerS Surprise Visitors In Fast
Enmn: Stirling Stars.

Th, Friends School five defeated the
No,d!ary High School quintet last
ls1nt ia-iI. Stirling was the leading
s..f,., with five field goals while Cham
l.ls aHd Coy each tailed one. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

referee. Ross. Central Board. Timer.
NcGonigle. Time of halves. % min
Utes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Keystone Smoker Bouts Friday.

Jimmy ireland VIII meet Johnny
Tfaub. OF Chester, In the wind-up bout
Il tho Keystcue Cub smoker on Friday
evening. Mickey Morris WIFI take on
Harry Jof?e. Of Philadelphia. In the
preliminary bouts. Johnny Kramer. of
Philadelphia meets George Morrow;
Pote Devtne meets Young Jack Dernp-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

Referee. sabiatiano. Time Of halves.
20 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

say, Of Chester; KID Johnson meets
Tommy Kilrain: Young Hynson meets
Tommy Gordon. OF Philadelphia and
Battling Barnes takes on *. Q. Hes
ainn Of Defiance.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
ON CURB
BRISK AT starr
Prices Decline Later in Syns.
pathy With Weakness
On Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-TraciaE b.
the early part Of the session N -5s
Curb Market Was fairly rriEs, bul
the market assumed a quiet tone in
the afternoon when pr.les sIC
slightly lower in n|sympa ny ~iuH
weakness on the Stock E.Echs1s,
At the opening trading wss -a'zaa
In the OIL group. businsrs va
moderately active At times. -lesv1eT
activity was shown in liz Rssln
Petroleum. which was firm t'.ug ,
out the session. Midwest Fsanlrs
gained points from the oa,7.4E
Durant Motors was ons Of ans
features of the industrial snsr-s
rising to a new high level IN gnaI-
paratively light dealings. E-sainE
Company rights were unr"r lIEl-
pr"ssur" and lost a point o. sD. and
similar Losses were recordeI y rr.Io
erous other industrials.
In the metal section boir HHEr1g
and Montana and Murray A- Df-t~rs
maintained a steady tone \ ~-n
undertone was noted in mo- ~.
bonds.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
Baltimore Livestock;
Weekly Summary

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 2S.-Cat-
tle-Receipts for the week ended
noon today were: 1856 head against
I3,271 head last week. Receipts, -
carloads for market for the week.
81 carloads for market today. with
light supply and better quality
market advanced from so cents to
5. Bulls and cows 50 cents higher:
Quote-Steers. choice. S10a1050
good butcher. sS.25a9.50; medium.
s7aS; common, s5a6. Heifers. choice,
sSaS.65; fair to good. $7a7.75; COM
mon to medium. s5a6.5O. Bulls:
Choice, s6.50a7; fair to good. $5a6;
common 20 medium, s3.5Oa4.50
Cows: Choice, S6.5Oa7: fair to good.
S5a6: common to medium. s2a4.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for
the week ended noon today were:
1885 head against 3.a2S head last
week. Light supply: Market higher.
quote sheep. s2.5Oa6.75; lambs. s7a
Ills.
Hogs-Receipts for the week end
ed noon today were: 1877 head.
against 14.7O5 head last week. Light
supply, market higher. Quote
lights, s11.75; heavy. s11; medium.
s11.75; pigs, s11.75: light pigs. s1os
1915; rcughs. s7.25aS.50.
Calves-Receipts, for the week
ended noon today were 1895 head,
against 1902 head last week. Fair
supply. Market higher. Quote:
Calves, S7al5.5O
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
Time Money Dull
At z Per Cent Rate

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The time
money market was dull today, a
moderate amount of money WAS
available at per cent on call at the
Stock Exchange. The demand was
not urgent. Time money was also
reported quiet at nominal quota
tions of Ga per cent on Liberty
bonds. 81 per cent on good mixed
and ~ per cent on industrials.
A good assortment with a large
supply of prime bank acceptances
and a light demand were in evidence
today. Rates unchanged
In prime mercantile paper. the
minimum discount figure in New
York continues IA per cent with
occasional reductions at fractions
above and below that igure. Most
of the business was with country
banks and it is claimed that there
is a fair movement at 7Iz per cent
in the West, and in New England.
In the last mentioned section. this
lower rate applies chiefly to mill
Taper and local documents.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
PRODUCERS LAUD
GRIFFIN'S ACTION
Discontinuance of Argentine
Quotations on Board of
Trade Approved.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-The recent
action of Joseph p. Griffin. president
of the Chicago Board OF Trade, in
ordering discontinuance of the post
ing of Argentine grain quotations
on the ground that they do not in
teIligently reflect the supply and
demand situation" has met with
general approval among producers
and dealers. according to reports
from all sections.
Cables from Buenos Aires, while
stating that the action aroused a
storm of protest. declare lit is gem
orally admitted by the trade that
Mr.. Grifin's allegations are true.
No one is surprised" said the
Buenos Aires Herald. that the rul-
ing was made. Now. in February.
the best and most widely distribut-
ed wheat harvest in FIVE years still
is on hand. whereas in the past har-
vests usually have been Contracted
for long before this time of year.
Advance sales to Europe are prac-
tically non-eXistcnt.
The January exports amounted
to 10000 tons, monthly to Brazil,
whereas ten times that amount was
shipped in January. 1920. The royal
wheat commission in London has
permitted the announcement that
wheat purchases will not begin
until March. This is bear point
Of considerable Importance, as the
prospect for the sale OF Argentine
wheat at current prices is slight.
Mr.. Griffin stated only what every
one in the Argentine trade knows"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
May HAVE DIRECT
WIRE TO POLAND
Communication Is Forecasted
By Recent Agreement of
Two Parties Involved.

Direct wireless communication
between the United States and
Poland is forecasted by the an
nouncement of the signing of con-
tract between the Polish govern
ment and the Radio Corporation Of
America made public here by Hipo-
lii Gliwic. commercial counsellor Of
the Polish Legation in Washington.
The American company will con-
struet at Warsaw one Of the largest
radio stations in the world. and as
part of the agreement will provide
equivalent facilities for the receiv-
ing and sending Of messages on
this side.
The contract. il was stated. in
wolves considerably more than ST.
OOG. 900. Of which a substantial cash
payment has been made and the
balance is to be paid on. .tersm sat
isfactory to both parties.
The signing Of this contract
marks a period to negotiations
which have been proceeding for
more than a year.
GIIwic Discusses Contract.
In discussing the Importance OF
the contract. Mr.. GliwiC. the Polish
commercial counsellor. said:
AT present commercial cable
communications, handled by relays
through France. England and Ger
many have established an arbitrary
distance of four or five days be-
tween Poland and the United States.
from which both have suffered. The
American radio station will remove
this distance. providing direct and
instant communication between the
two countries. Commercial rela-
tions. which depend to a large de-
gree on the-ease Of communication.
are bound TO be benefited
The political significance OF the
deal is that direct wireless service
will enable Poland 90 communicate
with the rest Of the world without
having its messages pass through
the hands Of foreign agencies
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
Other. one

1t will be seen that during the
war period the figures for cattle
reached a high level. but a decline
has now set in and on June 4. 1920.
the total of 5.547.OO0 cattle showed
a reduction from the previous year
Of about 65O. 900. and il is the small
est number since 1903. This de-
crease is attributed to the large
slaughter of calves during the year.
practically half the decrease being
among cattle under l year old. This
Is explained as being due to the
fact that for the greater part of the
year veal. as supplied to butchers.
was not controlled. whereas both
the supply and price Of beef and
mutton were under full control.
Under these circumstances butchers
|were willing to pay big prices for
calves for slaughter, prices with
which the farmers could not COM
pete as the value of store cattle
did not permit of such prices and
therefore nearly all the calves in
the markets were bought for
slauGhtering by the butchers and
not for rearing.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01

at the present price. assuming that
another average crop is to be grown
this season. The banks of the South
have loaned a great deal Of money
to the cotton growers. which can
not be paid with the proceeds of
cotton now on hand, and they are
not disposed TO advance money to
promote the production of another
full crop. which might deprecIate
still more the value of the stock
now carried
The cotton growers are not in
funds to conduct farming opera
tions this year in any but the sim
plest manner. Operations will be
curtailed, fertilizers will he bought
very sparingly. and the farmers will
aim to grow foodstuffs for them
selves and farm animals. instead of
buying such supplies. as in the past.
1t seems very probable, therefore.
that a substantial curtailment will
be accomplished.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
Export of Wheat from India.

Consul Richardson writes that
since the relaxation of the embargo
on wheat export definite arrange
ments have been made for the pur-
chase and shipment on government
account of the 100000 tons of wheat
which were released for export to any
destination sotEer than countries on
the Indian Ocean. from the port OF
Karachi up to the end of March
next. BY the LIST of January S3,562
tons had been purchased and the
sales amounted to 79.S00 tons. Sales
TO foreign countries are conducted
by an advisory committee in Lon
don. The government is unable to
express an opinion as to whether
the total amount of the 100000 tons
released for export will be secured
within the fixed price limit. which
will on nc account be increased. but
it is satisfied that the arrangements
made for purchase, provided sellers
are forthcoming, are adequate. 1t
has been decided that no further
exports of the 1919-2o crop, in ex-
cess of the quantity already speci-
fed, will be permitted.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2S.- Butter
Creamery. fancy. pound. 52a53c;
choice. 5Oa51c; good, 4Sa49c; print.
53a55C: block. 5la53c; ladle, 2Sa3Oc:
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls,
21a22c; Ohio rolls. 19a21c; West Vir-
ginia rolls. l9a21c: Maryland, Nir-
ginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints.
2Oa22c: store packed. 19c: process
butter. 30a31C.
Eggs - The following quotations
are for frst-hand transactions or.
really. buyers prices; rehandled
eggs higher. Maryland. Pennsyl-
vanfa and nearby firsts. 34a55c:
Western firsts. 34a35c; West Nir-
ginia firsts, 34a35c; Southern firsts,
34a35c. Duck eggs. 55c.
Live Poultry - We quote as fol-
lows: Chickens. old hens. lbs and
over, 3Sc: small to medium, 3Sc:
white Leghorns. Soc; OldrOosters.
22a23c: poung. large. 4Oc: young
chickens, 81: lbs and under, 45c;
white Leghorns, 37a3Sc: rough. poor.
thin to shaggy. 34a35c. Ducks, young
Pekin, lbs and over, 42c: puddle.
4Oc: Muscovy. 3Sc; smaller. 35c.
Geese. nearby. fat, soc: Western and
Southern. 26a2Sc; Kent Island. 32a
33c; all sections, poor and thin. Csc.
Pigeons. young. pair. 45a50c; old.
45a5Oc. Guinea fowl. young, III
lbs and over. each, 75aS0c. Turkeys,
choice hens. 52a53c; young gobblers,
49a5Oc: old toms. 45a47c; poor and
crooked breast, 40c.
Dressed Poultry - (Scalded. un-
drawn. head and feet on)-Turkeys,
choice to fancy hens, lb, 55a56c:
mixed hens and gobblers, 53a54c;
poorly dressed. thin. 40a45c. Chick
ems. straight. young. 4Oc; mixed.
young and old. 3Sc; old roosters, %
a24c. Ducks, choice. fat, 3Sa43c.
Geese. choice, fat, nearby. 33a35c;
Southern and Western. 3Oa32c. Ca
pOns. large, 10, 51a52c: medium, As
a50c; small slips, 40a42c.