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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14
e3oo, 600 Wine stock Stolen.

s 4aoo, 600 Wine Stock Stolen.
Washington Washington police.
were cooperating with Virginia au-
thorities* and private detectives in, an
effort to ffxce wines and liquors said
t3be worth 100000 which were stolen
from the country home near here Of
Joseph Letter, financier.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14

shaekleton Rssumes Voyage. 4,
Lisbon Sir Ernest Shackleton, who
IL leading party Of explorers into
the Antarctic and was forced to put
into this port VIXEN. . heavy storm
damaged his ship. the Quest. has 70.
sumel his voyage. s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14
WHAT Is THE CAPITAL OF THE
UNITED STATES2 :

Springfield Mass. Republican,
Any school boy will tell you that
Washington is the capital Of the Uni
ted States. In the popular sense
Washington will always Be- the CAPT
tai. But in Constitutional sense it
ism 4, the capital at all, if by. capital
one means the scat Of the government.
The state department during the
last administration stopped the prac-
tice of inserting at the, end of execu-
tive proclamations, ttdone in the city
Of Washington, substituting for it,
done in the District Of Columbia. =
The present administration is follow
ing the precedent thus established BY
it's predecessor, although the attorney
general has been asked to pass upon
the legal question involved. {.
It would seem beyond reasonable
doubt that the District of: Columbia
Is the seat Of government, rather than
a mere subdivision thereof like Wash
ington. For the only constitutional
basis Of the permanent establishment
Of the capital Of the federal govern
ment is in paragraph II of section
Of article 1, which reads: . 81.
Congress shall have the power to ex-
ercise exclusive jurisdiction. in ali
eases Whatsoever, over such district
(not exceeding 10 miles square) as
may by cession Of particular states
and the acceptance Of Congress, be-
come the seat Of the government Of
the United States. # III
That describes the 10 square miles
known as the District &c Columbia as
the seat Of government, and con-
st'tutionally speaking, nothing less
than the seat Of governments can be the
capital OF the United States,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14
GUARD STRENGTH 10000
Encouraging Progress In Reoroaniza-
ton Reported by War Dept.

ton Reported by War Dept.
MISUNDERSTANDING progress
in the postwar reorganization Of the
National Guard was reported by the
War department, the aggregate
strength of the state forces to date be-
ing placed at 126,000 officers and men,
compared with the authorized total Of
215,397 permitted und er existing laws
up to June 30, 1922.
The statement said the Militia bu-
reau already has been forced to deny
recognition in some cases to guard
units, as available Federal funds for
the year will not perfect their inclu.
sion. af11; c,4's +, slsr ..> ;.,- III ~''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14

jured or his lawyers may choose. The
alleged purpose Of the law was to make
it certain that the injured party got a
square deal, but in practice it works out
So as to give ambulance chasing law
yers tho opportunity to take their
cases into whatever community they
think will cooperate with them best
in holding up the railroad companies.
1t is no credit to a county therefore
to have it selected as a 'tgood'' county
for the trial Of such cases. Last week
a block Of five such cases were planked
down in Todd county for trial, but the
action will probably not be repeated.
All OF the parties concerned were
strangers to Todd county. They lived
and the accidentseoccurred in distant
state. Damages asked totaled upwards
of 100000. No one in Todd county
was interested in the cases in any
way, but the taxpayers OF the county
were expected to foot the costs. In
Todd county, it costs about 5000 per
day to conduct the court. Whether or
not the Todd county juries had the mat
ter in mind we do not know, but they
evidently stumbled onto the way to pro-
tect the county from this new wrink-
led imposition, and we pass the dis
coyery on for the protection of other
Minnesota counties. The first suit was
for $4,000 and the jury brought in a
verdict for only $4,000. The/next suit
was for $4,000 and the jury brought
IN a verdict for $3.50. This was too
much for strangers and they hastily
asked that the remaining cases, three
in number, be continued so as to be
changed to some other community
where they probably. hope to find tho
whiskers a little longer. Anyway, Todd
county seems to have stumbled onto
the effective way to protect itself
against this latest imposition and in
the interests of protection and the
square deal. The Leader hastens to
pass the idea along TO- the other papers
of the state. By warning their readers,
the citizens of their respective counties,
these cases can: be spotted as they ap-
pear and the Todd county discovery
shows how they can be gotten rid of.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14
GRANDsTAND FAILS As HURT

Seats for Parade Of Legion Men at
Decatur collapse.
Decatur, m.-Forty-fve persons
were injured, i've seriously. when ten
sections Of the grand stand seats erect
ed for the American Legion parade,
feature Of the state convention Of the
Legion collapsed just before the
parade passed. 'E - :.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-14

FARM LANDS
$50 PER ACRE

n
$50 PER ACRE
SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES
NEW LAND
20 MILES SEATTLE on TACOMA
PART CLEARED
This land IL now being allotted 70
settlers thru the NOETHW Est
LAND ElsTTLEMENT AseOcIA-
TfON In 10, 20, 30 or f0-ecre tracts
A. SO per acre on small payments.
sOib ENFEHTS have carefully in
spect.d the land and found N
highly suited for BERRY Gull
TURE, GARDENING. POULTRY.
BAIItYfkG. MIXED FARMING.
Some OF the tracts have CLEAR
ING ENOUGH 20 be FLOWED and
PLANTED next SPRING. write or
call at headquarters. NORTH.
WEST LAND SETTLEMENT AS
sOCfATfON Room 10 Coimhn
Dock. Seattle.
CIT HTAHTED
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ACREAGE
10

a NiCE LITTLE ftANCH
JUST OUTSIDE City LIMITS
WITH STOCK
Groom house, land most all cleared
splendid watef system. water
pipcd 10 all grounds and buildings
chickcO house. barn. garage. gas
engine water tank for 1000 gall
Ions; all kinds Of berries and fruit,
elegant soili close Go stores and
school; must sell this week. only
taiouu, on your own terms
THE w 4. MORSE co.
iie Lenry BIDS. ftiiott 1855
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1so-AcRr RANCH

Sunshine; water: soil would you
want q place with fine vol
cAnic ash soii. that has run
ming water the year round from
springs on hillside, good living
houKe, barn. Rranary. imple-
msnt building. blacksmith shop.
tools and implementff A Ro-
ing place. with all the stock.
60 you can 60 right ahead.
Samples and photos at my
office. Price $1,000; good
terms
SAMUEL TRETHEWEY
bl7 New York Building.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND
900. 600 acres OF fertile prairie land,
ready for The pillow. AZ an svsrags
price OF SIS per acre. 2O-ycaf
terms: per cent interest for first
years: no principal payments for
years. Also Thousands Of acres
Of rich irrigated alfalfa land al
$50 per acre. including water
right. $4,000 loan for Improve
ments makes II easy for you 20
start with small capital We issue
low rates 20 Alberta. For ma ps'
literature and rater apply 70 Ca
madam Pacific Hy. Land Dept. lVb
Pioneer Bldg Man a9Ia
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IS ACRES or LAKE FRONTAGE
between the two Highways south
OF the city: county rosd on one
end, lake on other Ideal spot for
water front home. Excellent soil
Parked along the lake shore.
Abundance Of wood. Price 1880.
easy terms A. Is. Newell A. Son.
lao EnflnR
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MopERN HOUSE, ORcHAhD
Ono Of tho most attractive country
places 10 be found close 20 seattle.
electric water system. With taps
over grounds. good sized chicken
house. fenced and cruaf-fenc"d.
about \ acre In orchard and gar
den. balance 81 place IN lawn.
,hrgbhery. bstriss, etc. some ,, 81 81
land unclcared. but ehftiy put IN
shape. faces two main county
roads handy for anyone WORKING
downtown. Price $4,000. HatiSfac-
tory party can arrange very easy
payments See Mr.. WiEwen, 6es
EHn hoard Hide
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- .FIfI.F fIITATtET
ON MAIN COUNTY ROAD
This land IL located 4 miles east
ALLEN CHICKEN RANCHES. The
very best Of soil: fenced This IL
the chance or your life 10 60 into
berries or chickens. Only 1870.
good easy terms
THE w T. MORSE co.
~ i.sarK iildE. Elllott tsss.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CALL ELffOTr ssfs--50 II. y. M
perlAl In s7-foot passenger boat.
operating now on short run. long
term charter. Good pay. Bar
gain price. Terms
300 GIFTS YoU a GOOD BUSINESS
Mr.. BehlinR. 2i2 Hoge bldg Annex
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sroc,xs AND BONDS
| D.

WILL BUY LfBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
q Hughes OIL CO.
Johnnfon piston a ring.
Is Alaska steamship CO.
TOO ffaIuler Gas Crystal
100 Simplex Auto wheel
$50 ffothert Procepa steel
$50 Universal high Power.
400 American Bottle Cap.
400 lack Knife windshield
$50 Columbia Red Metal
$50 Davis Car Co.
1909 western Smelling 4 Power.
1000 Alaska Petroleum r. Coal
1900 wyoming Pacific oil.
5000 seif-Baiiing Lifeboat
$500 Red peeeEf OIL n Explo.
MAX sWINKLER
sfl Union 81 Elliott os5o.
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AcnrAGn

3 ACTTH
Good farm land. creek.
Easy .cleaflngi near. Z?
school and Kent. fuel
wood 1850. $50 cash
q. y. UIHHLE
ffF New York FLOCK
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TO SETTLE nH E egr,.Ir

s-ACRE TRACTS. south 81 the city.
fronting on the Tacoma boulevard.
The front OF each tract gives
view Of the Sound and mounthins.
the back half H. rich garden land.
Every tract fine domestic. with
ali the desirable features OF ex-
celient soil. view, stage service
and boulevard. Price si75 per
acre. one-fifth cash. balance easy.
A. - NEWELL A son
I20 EpriuR St
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2 ACRES; SPRING

2 ACRES; SPRING
CLOSE IN. $3.50
Fine alder land. south OF city, lie
fare on interurban; good spring
90 minutes. Price $3.50. terms SIS.
cash. SO monthly. See Mr. Brene-l
man. 500 Mutual Life Bldg. Elliott
f21O.
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ublishrd nany AZ 1897 Seventh Ave
Seattle. Washington.
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10 AcREs WITH TfMBEE
on county road. near main highway.
school and mills. 1900; $50 cash.
20 acres. about half cleared; some
old buildings. 81, 1905 tloo cash.
OWNER e5s Henry nidE.
ACRE TRACTS CLOSE To. NORTH
city limits. Price way down.
Also i0-hcre tracts near Henton.
u. c. PETERS. 7ss Third Ave.
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r Y. JAIN a co
HrTrL RLDG. MAIN 1914
EPoOM MODERN: FrR MIC 4
| heat. garage well located: $50.
room modern. except basement and
PHONE SUNSET fsts.
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rs ron sAr.Ic--RrAI ESTATE

QUEEN ANNE SPECIAL
t-room modern bungalow fireplace
cement basement. hot water heat,
hardwood floors. Price fatpNs
terms. Main 6a7i. saS Burke
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Dr pi--cottare, s rooms, mod
ern. ffrepiacef large lots. view: IN
excellent condition and well fur
nAhed. as.
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ksfffo~rsa ave.-Hous>. s roor7&
rraodsrn; rev house.. basement
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EMS ave.--House. rooms. modern,
! In good repair. SIS.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

r. v. JAIN q ~
EITEL BLDG. MAIN 1915
b Hi sve--House. rooms. fur.
mace. fireplace. basement. buiif-if
| features: corner lot garage; neat.
| ~ and completely furnished sieV
lease.
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; DREssMAKING

standard school for Millinery an
!, dresssnsktng. .Q7 MeDerrpott bid
Main 1905.
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btu ave. ~ E.--Cotfare. 5 rocmg
modern. fireplace: garage: com
piefeiy furnished. including riana
t42.50- Vacant October 20.
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rfr-rouse. 7 rooms. modern
large lot. close 20 Phirney car. -.
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30 AcRisS UNEMPLOYED; RICH
soii good as SkaRit flats. easy
clearing. water FOR power and ir-
rigation: Will not overflow. good
school: good neigh bofhood VIII
make an deal home. Sec w. II.
patchtn HirdnviNw. wash
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TO LET-TNFTR>ISHED
HoIrSES

r. v. JAIN & co.
ETHEL bldg. lAIs ASIA
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PEAs.-BEANs-Msr
R575' medium. choice. s6.25a5.5o; Koten-
si2 imperial. 50; white kidney. si2; Can
Siaes Jack turtle % soup, S IS; pink. California,
$40 ioao ns slsGTn@ Soasso pisHsseotch $50
green, domestic. $3.50; black eye. Cellfor-
MIA. sio.25; splits. yellow or green. choice,
ib.. 42a42tsc. extras. 92 score. sia41isc.;
firsts. 37d40c.: seconds, 34tsGs6hc.; lower
grades. 32034c.: unsalted. higher than extras.
83h144c.: extras. 52I43c.: firsts, a7d4lc.
seconds. 3iiSd3Gisc. State dairy. tubs, fin-
est. 39if140Ac. good TO prime. S6g3ec. /;
common 20 fair 3i135c.: ladies, current
make, extras, 83hff34c. firsts. 81 use. sec
ends, 2oisG3oc.; lower grades, 2s42oc. pack
Ing stock. current make. No 1. 30c.; No. ?,
20c; lower grades, 28p2sisc.
CHEEsE.-Now York state. flats. held spe-
cials. 2id22c.i fresh specials. 2fd2fiko.i aver
age run, 20a20Iso.; state twins. specials. 2ia
2ilsc. average run. 2og2oisc.; Wisconsin.
daisies, fancy, 20a2ic. young Americas. 228
23c.; State skins, Sd1bc.
EGGs.--Fresh gathered, extras, dozen. Ala
ssc.: extra firsts. s7dtoc.: firsts, 32ikn36c.
seconds, 2sn32c.; trade eggs, 22I2Sc. dir
ties. regular packed. No. !. 25G27c. No. and
poorer. 1SG2ic.; checks, fair 10 choice dry,
2id23c. refrigerator eggs, special MARKS,
fancy, JoMu3fc.f Ilrsts. d4B5oc.' eecoias, ~
T33c.; white eggs, 3Sd4fc. State, Pennayl-
tanla and nearby Western, hennery whites.
extras, 56H5nc. extra firsts, bid55c.; firsts,
4TG50c. gathered whites. firsts 70 extra
firsts 4IIIdc. under grades, Ssmf6c.i i'ael-
flo coast white extras. b6T6nc.; extra tlrat-
5Od54o /, firsts, Asd49c. under grades, fod
45c other werxern and Southern. gathered
whites, 34nAec. State, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western, hennefy browns, extras, 4ea
dse rathered brown and mixed colorS
graded extras. s2a45c. firsts 20 extra firsts
35fliic.
FRUITS. FRESH-Applcs, green. basket. 81
M "a. rod. SfT3; Duchess, hhl.. sau1 70
wnif rivar S1Ts Wealthy. s5aT.10. Alex.
ander stmS t;reening. s5Ge Gravensteiu
Sias; Western. box, s3.2bn3doi pears. Bart
lett, bhl.. Slaa; seckci. Sons; Clapps naskri
~ f2fi5c. blacisberries. Jersey, qt., 30I35c.
hnckIeberries, Pennsylvania and Jersey. qt.
9Od2sc. Nova Scotia 3sM4oc.: figs, Virginia
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
what IL n Debentuxcf

A debenture bond Is an unsecured
promise to pay and ranks ahead of all
stock In other words IL is simply O.
note. Debentures sometimes
are protected further BY provisions In
their indenture requiring the main
tenance OF fixed ratio of current assets
in relation to them. The creation of new
Indebtedness which might take prece-
dence over the debenture Issue some
times Is limited. In Great Britain de-
benture bonds or debenture stock are
generally thought 20 be secured by mort
cages on realty. but such is not neces-
sarily the case. The word merely means
a debt or promise TO pay There is lit
tie difference between debenturs bond
and debenture stock. Debenture stock
ranks ahead OF common stock A
debenture bond is generally a negotia-
Bile instrument with interest coupons at
tached. Debenture stock Is registered
in the name OF It's holder.
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
BINKERD ANSWERS
NJ ADOO RAIL ATTACK
Funding of Debt to U. S. Said
to Be Plan to Save Work
ing Capital.

Tho whole point OF funding the rail-
roads indebtedness to the Government
for capital expenditures and OF settling
the accounts arising from the period OF
Federal control of transportation is
simply a proposal 10 avoid impairment
OF the working capital OF the roads,
Robert s. Binkerd. assistant to tho
chairman of the Association II Rail-
way Executives. said yeste day. The
reply was In answer to request TO
comment upon the attack Of William
G.. McAdoo, war time Director-G General
of Railroads. on the Townsend bill em-
powering the War Finance Corporation
to act as financial agency In the fund
ing operation.
If the roads are required 20 pay now
the capital expenditures OF tho war
period without funding" said Mr.. Fin
kerd this payment can be made only
by depicting TO that extent railroad
working capital. The only possible re-
suit OF such depletion would be 10 make
It impossible for some time for tbs rail-
roads TO carry on matters of current Inn
portance The curtsilment OF current
operations by the railroad companies
necessarily means a curtailment OF bust
ness generally which is felt by labor
and capital in countless other indus
tries.
THE funding OF capital expenditures
Is the normal and logical way to take
care OF them. Had the railroads not
been under Federal control they could
not have made such capital expendi-
lures unless they had been able to sell
the necessary securities to the public.
$50 far as / have seen there has been
no attempt to juggle figures or manipu-
late accounts and securities or Gov
ernmental agencies. The President has
simply proposed that the War Finance
Corporation should act as a banker for
the United States Railroad Administra-
ton, taking as collateral for loans made
to the Administration railway securities
which IL now has or in the future VIII
receive as q result OF funding capital
expenditures. The War Finance Cor
poration can raise money from the pub
lie by the sale of its own bonds. with
out having recourse to the United States
Treasury. and il can at later date
liquidate the railway securities which II
has by sale In the open market. and
thus ultimately retire the bonds which
it might issue to the public.
"The whole transaction Is one COM
mon enough in all business and consists
in making liquid for a current need se-
curities which are not due and payable
until later date"
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
nRAznIAN STATISTICS.
MARINE MEETING HELD.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
directors OF the International Mercan-
tile Marine Company was held yester-
day afternoon. At It's close Mr.. r. A. 8.
Franklin, president OF the company,
stated that nothing of Importance de-
veloped. The company's affairs were
discussed generally and the estimate of
its earnings, he said. indicated that it
would earn In 1921 a net profit exceed
ing the amount required to pay tho
regular annual dividend OF per cent.
on its preferred stock after providing
for fixed charges, taxes and deprccia-
tion.
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was weak, and Straits and
Straits shipments ware quoted at 25.25Q
25.75; 90 per cent. was quoted at 25.75
asked. Copper was dull; standard spot,
August and September 1925 asked, and
electrolytic SPOT. August and September.
l1.S7h asked. Lead was firm; New
York spot $50 asked. and East st. Louis
spot, 4.2594.35. Zinc was dull; New
York spot. $50. and East st. Louis spot
&2b asked. About twenty-nine tons
moro or less. OF prime soft Missouri lead.
I. o b. cars Hanover. Pa, at 40 cents
. pound. were sold at public auction for
the account of whom II might concern.
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
Market shows No Change.

Conditions In the bond market were
unchanged yesterday. as nothing of inn
portsnce occurred TO influence prices.
with the exception OF foreign bonds, the
average price was slightly higher at the
close Of business. A large part of the
dealings was confined to the United
States war bond group, the feature OF
which was a decline of about one-half
point in Liberty avs. Cuba Cane Sugar
convertible debenture Ia opened more
than a point lower at 5s and then ad-
vanced to 56. Copper bonds. particular
ly Cerro de Pasco ss, were weak. There
was little activity in the railroad group.
Public utility bonds were strong.
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
Average Bond Prices
August e5, 1891.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Jersey city Seeks Bids.

The director of the Department OF
Revenue and Finance OF Jersey City will
receive until September Z sealed pro-
posals for s2,275.ooo OF its general i'm
provement bonds and $1.S92,000 of It's
water bonds. The former will bear In
terest at the rate or 51a per cent. and
mature in 1922 to 1853 inclusive The
latter will carry interest at the rate OF
51S per cent and mature in 1922 to 1850
inclusive. The Board Of Public Instruc-
tion of Escambia county, Florida, will
receive bids for the purchase of S106, 900
Of it's time warrants bearing interest at
per cent
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
SUGAR.

Three local refners bought raw sugars
in moderate quantity yesterday. Tho
Warner Sugar Refining Company bought
1850 tons OF Philippine centrifs. due
on September 8. at 4.50c. O. I. e.: tho
American Sugar Refining Company
purchased 1900 tons OF Porto Ricos for
tho first week OF September shipment at
4.50c. c. l. r.. and Arbucltle took 1900
tons OF Colombians out OF store at 4.50c..
duty paid. iiquidated on tho old basis.
Refined sugar prices were readjusted
again yesterday. renncrs heretofore list
ing at 6.tbc. reducing their quotation
to &C.. the lowest quotation being that OF
the Federal at $500. all less per cent.
for cash.
Tho range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market was as follows
The New York herald., 1921-08-26
SUGAR STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.

2515oc.; bushei basket. S2a2T1; prunes.
state. Ii. basket 4o15oc.; grapes, 20 Ii.
basket, S1ni.25; gift crate, 81 .cbHt.5o;
$50. averase. % s2aS' poor poor. si.soai rs: X
quart basket, toe fSfho Connecticut Ell
berta, crate, $314.25: bushel, $25oG3; ls
4; u quart basket. soc. asl.5o; nuskmeions
California, Turloek, crate, S1@2 Texas and
New Mexico, pink meat, fiat crate. CSC y
81 rs; Maryland. crate. 15c.gs2.o5; Mary.
Hook. crate, 81 i2bdf 81. basket. si1i2S
ostrich egg melons California, crate, 81 25GN
2. casaba melons. California, crate, Si.a5p2
santa ,n Claus melons California, hox crase s.S
grapefruit, California, box, s2nbboi Porto
Rico. box, S2nST5; lemons. California. bon
Se5Oa4.75; lines. Dominican, Dbl, Sspo
crate, s12b avocado pears. Cuban, box,
81 nofp4: watermaions. Southern, car, $1,000
35G
PoTATuEs-Long Island bbl., sf.Tb152s
Jersey, 1875 lbs. $500 Jersey red, $50 lbs
Al sofrS .sss No. q. sf.50Ti Is: Southern. hhi
n sSz so. sweet POTATOES, Virginia, bbi 81 ~
af52S; North Carolina, Si.5ofr5; Jersey.
BASKET. s2dp2 25: Delaware and Maryland ST.
POULTRY, DRESSED KILLED
Chickcns, Western broiers, boxer, 33H3sc.
fryers 9sF3yc. light roasters, 3ST45c. bills,
dry picked. 2 lbs. and up, 34f4ic.; miXo'
weights, 2S1s8c. iced. 20n3lc. No. 2. a2Fr
CSC: Virginia. S013bc.; nearby, 30uS6c.
fowls. eoxss 2sSssaesj ssls 24gssc ,rS. iSsd Ss
sOo. ducks. Long Island, 2sc.; squads, white,
dos., s3d7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fryerr. 3an
a5c.: roasters. 4sG4sc.; fowls. of95ec.
turkeys, 4Jff55c.
POULTRY. rIyE--Fowls. freight, coa2sc.
expresr a2ds0c.: broilers, freight, 3oc.i cS-
press. 2sd32c.. old roosters. freight, lee;
turkeys, freight, 25c.; ducks, freight. 2oE
c2c. express, 22pcfc.; Muscovey, i0c. geese
freight, i4di6c.. swan. f3c. pigeons. paN'
soc; sulneas, pair, 0oc.: rabbits expr-~>
h., 20I23.