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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
HIGHEST BRIDGE FOR U. y.
Proposed Structure III Colorado VIII
Set New World Mark.

Plans and specifications have been
completed by n Denver steel company
for the construction Of the haEhost
bridge i'm the world. II will be suspon-
.hon foot and burro bridge and VIII
span the gateway 70 South Boulder
canon at Icidorado Springs.
Tho bridge win he GOO feet high and
win be erected nj n point still Indicated
bv a swinging wire between the two
,,anons across which Ivy Baldwin used
a. walk for the entertainment of tour
sts several years aRo ON tho north
,idc az the canon the cliffs rise over q
thouannd feet. On the south OF the
canon Castle Rock cliff rises ESQ feet
The bridge viii he suspended In the air
about COO feet, owing 10 the topography
of the cleft forming the gateway. but
oven AT this height II win eclipse any
other high bridge IN the world.
Other famous suspension bridges thnt
will b. ccllpscd hy the Colorado bridge
/ arc the Firth Of Fourth at Quoenaforry
tho Cruulln railway viaduct in South
Wales. the fnmoua London Niagara
WALLS and Rrooklvn hridgea--Dpnver
Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
THE SCREEN.
n = = - II = = Y
aThe Fnrnacc" at The MalesfIc.

eSAt IL tAsANt' al \ Ht h-AttStALs
In point ~ story. cast costuminE,
settings and atmosphere The Furnnco.
contains all the fundamental qualities
which point 70 an unusual picture and
is beyond a doubt one az the most
spectacular, both IN thcmc and scene
II was presented Yesterday at the
Majestic Theatre for the frs; tinc
Some magnificent settings arc shown.
These include an exterior and Interior
replica Of the famous Church ~ sd
Mary's az London, whore the wedding
which opens the picture supposedly
takes place There IS also n large and
unusually rich setting representing the
interior Of the hotel AZ Monte Carlo.
Tom Mix at The Queen.
Speed IN love and in everything
characterizes Tom Mix $ presentation
Of the chief role in 1.-THE speed peuon"
which brought the popular star 10 the
Queen Theatre Yesterday This is the
first time in several years that Mix
has been offered IS screen star His
/ comeback was 8 marvellous success.
! The popularity Of the star cannot be
/ overestinated. He is even now being
/ considered a powerful rival to the
/ multitude Of the William S Hart fans.
/ Carmel Myers at The Rlalto.
Today al the RiaIto for the last time,
/ Will be shown the popular double bin
with Carmel Myers In The Gnded
! Dream" as the dramatic feature and
/ the sixth episode Of Double Adventure"
/ as the added attraction. It is live
/ wire Offering full of real entertainment
/ and interest Tomorrow Pauline Fred
1 erick will he seen in The Paliser Case. =
! This is one Of the best mystery stories
! Of the last season.
! of ha Go
( While New York Sleeps" the WI
! liam Fox production. in which Estelle
| TAYLOR. a Wfmi-r;on screen star. is
| featured, suppor,eG IS Marc MacDer
mott, also formerly Of Wilmington. had
its opening presentation at the Savoy
Theatre yesterday. and viii be con-
tinued for tho. balance Of tho week
The opening performance commences at
] 30 a. N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
AN ARMY OF STUDENTS.

The University of Pennsylvania has
the record enrolment this year. there
being IL 7g1 students ON the roll of tho
institution. There are 1852 women,
md the students represent every state
I'm the union and forty-fivc foreign ma.
tions.
Several eminent Americans have vol
unteerad To investigate conditions In
!, Cuba Mt their own expense Vancouv-
| or Province.
Some of tho visitors Mt Marion, o..
arc suspected Of issuing advertisements
| Advice given" when what they really
mean is Situation wanted. ."-Wash-
] ington Star.
Gilbert chesterton Ia now In Now
York and New Workers. are pointing
proudly TO the fact that he's not even al
big as Irwin Cbbb.--Cieveland Plair
| Dealer.
Price reduction In snid 10 be spread
over tho entire world. Perhaps that Il
why II In 40 nearly imperceptible by
| the individual boston Transcript.
Tho plumb is used 10 atraighten buiit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
LOCAL. ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
Fun and Music at the Garrick.

Those who enjoy fun and music will
find much to interest them at the Gar
rick Theatre this week. Last night 8
audience was pleased and showed its
pleasure with repeated applause, The
Melody Garden" featuring five girl
singers and musicians. was an elabo-
rate affair and decidedly musical. The
girls play different Instruments. with
skill Frank Farron. very funny
character comedian, contributed liberal
" 70 the comedy on tho bill Cushing
and West presented a comedy act that
was clever Milo Victoria n charm
ing dancer. offered gem in her line
Of work showing remarkable skill and
perfection FIaEicr and Malta sang.
cracked jokes and did other interesting
things, They have piano accomraui-
mont Larry Harkius, male quartet
was very good These boys former
soldiers from Fort du Font, are sll
excellent singers ami musicians. They
presented q piano trio that was a fea-
turc Chester Nelson and Kitty Madi-
son entertained with a rural playlct
that was featured with comedy and
music. The HarrinEtons did somc hair
raising stunts III the air.
/ William Collier in 1.-THE Hottentnt."
William Collier coming 20 Tho Play
| house in The IIottentot'' the last half
| OF the week has laugh compelling
! farce. This IS a distinct novelty in tho
amusement world. There have been
/ Screaming comedies comedies hailed
as laugh riots; 'uproRrious' come
/ dies and numerous other brands. hut
/ the comedy or farce that gives ono no
I alternative and Simply coupels laugh
I ter. IS sure TO prove the most highly
priced of all. The Hotteutot' is the
work OF Victor Mapes and Mr.. Collier
and is proving one Of the most success
ful starring vehicles MIR Collier las
ever had In all probability. Judging
from the advance sale. a big crowd viii
be on hand to welcome Mr. Collier II
| Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
Don't Spoil Your Hair
BY Washing it,

When You wash your hnir. b. care
ful what you use Most soaps and
prepared ahampoos contain too much
alknli, which ia very injurious nH II
dries the scalp and Innkes the hair
brittle
The best thing 20 use in Mulained
cocoannt OIL shampoo, for thia liz pure
and entirely groaaeless It's tory
cheap and brata anything else MI to
pieces You can get Mulsified at any
drug store. and few ounces viii lasi
the whole family for months
Simply moistep tho hair with water
and rub Il IN. about teaspoonful ia MI
that Is required II makes an abund
ance of rich. creamy lather. ciennacs
thoroughly. and rinses out easiiy The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and II
soft. fresh looking. bright. nuTy wavy
and easy 60 handle Besides. II looaons
and takes out every particle Of dust.
dirt and dandrufr nc sure your drug
giHt rivea vuu Nulained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
ROBIN HOOD R[!GNS
At THE PLAYHOUSE
De Koven Comic Opera Given in
! Good Style by Ralph Dunbar's
Competent Company.

WITH n cast OF more than usual cofn-
c.t.nca and n chorus OF unusual voch
.hfr,,, tho old De koven operA oi
-sIsabin Hood" was presented AT Inc
lpiavhouse last night. In way tha gave
f,,uch pless,ire to the audience, despite
,he fact that an airplsne speed was
maintained throughout and poth OF
chestra and chorus were encouraged 10
chronic furtisslno: which cause
.tr,l, or IN combination. spoiled many
81 the dolicatc passagos
Th. principals muster n trio OF vetor-
ans IN the person Of Hallan Mostyh'
who formerly alternatcd with lionry
lgay l{aruahy, the original SherlH OF
Nottingham. and follows his chaI-
actortgntion somewhat closely Johh
atSWcaney, as iriar Tuck. VINO mas
a record or 40 operas. not counting
musical comedies. aud sylvia Ihorhe'
whusa blonde beauty shone on broad-
way in 80 many of tho Casino ana
othcr predictions. plays Dame burden
a. newer comcrs 10 the ranks NIL
a,.s Rogers as Allau-a Dale is a
worthy succussor to the laurels or jessie
I,srtIett Davis and uses a rich. velvety
coftralto Voice 10 advantage: ana Iast
,uteht was about tho only one of the
H
huaTseness.
clara campbell has a high and clear
.,nprauo we'll suited to the rather trying
music OF Maid NIarians part, and is
i<cwt-e adequate from the histrionic
,.tnudpoint Joe Clsta Howe AS Anna
tb,I is win-omeness itself.
In the rule OF Robin Hood. Humbird
lpury REACHES unusual excellence: and
equal cpanIuondafion ia due TO James
tsfoaN ems az Little John. George Shields
a. WIN ScRrlot and JaXon Bean as
Guv ~ GiRlteurue. the comedy work OF
tlo latter bclne particularly commend
shle.
II is not often that The Playhouse
rafterr have rung with 80 vigorous
voices as those of this Robin Hood
chorua. who arc likewise well trained
l.n tha stage business and physically
.prcsentahle.
The madr4gal ''Oh Sec the 1Etue
,Iainhkins Play" BY the male voices. was
,.napecialy aatisfytng IN last nights per
horrusnce. perhaps because the orchestra
was skilled.
The well known solos. ~Oh Promise
Afr" tho Echo sonE.- the "Armorers
Song" and Brown October Ale" We're
rendered Win their fun effect; the
'Tirkers' chorus and ST. Swithin's
chimes rank out as OF yore, i was q
gsodly atmosphere 70 Be In: especially
whom tho soft PEDAL restrained the
frstt fulcntalists
Ouo ~ the auditors on the way ont
evl.ressed the wish That II might Be
llnadr obligatory On every school pupil
'sr The higher grades TO see and hear
thts Acknowledged ulaStsrY1'cce Of Amer
ican light operas. And this prespnta-
tion may Re commended as more thar
usually rneritorious.
The engagement - for tonight ant
trrlorrov night with a matinee 70
morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
THE DOGS FOES.

yyl,.; has the dog done 70 deserve
a., tribute. mans best friend?'' What
4 incur his hatred? Scores kept Of the
number of human lives this devoted
sertitor has saved. as against the num-
Der that have been lost through him.
would vcry convincingly answer both
,r,sse questions Yet the laws seem
lfucly disregard his virtues and. because
a. rare intervals a case Of rabies devel-
sops. he must be leashed. and masked,
and Jaw strapped. and muzzled.
stories repeatedly come 70 hand of his
Ios atty. vigilance and faithfulness. He
shas proven the enemy OF the night
sYrowler has served as a fire alarm. as
f,he rescucr and protector of children,
the here III ali kinds Of perils on sea
.~nd on land and as q reward his haters
-secure a code harsh enough 70 try "a
dogs patience" and upset his nerve
system" He Is indeed made TO live q
dogs life" Extremists even cry for
ms determination.
II il not easily understood why there
are men who have no use for our four
footed friends with their honest and
tioyal eyes except for vivisection pur-
poses such humans would most like
1y be found on investigation TO have
hut httle friendship for any other ami
nal. The horse. the dog. the COW and
the bird are all probably alike to him
u is an open question as 10 the real
standing of such a man with his own
kind Dispositions that prompt exter-
miuation are not likely TO promote hu-
,nau love and friendship. and on bal
lot as TO which should go fTst-dog or
his hater there cannot be any doubt
en- what side the large majority of the
ties would be cast.-Boston Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young Is 70 feel
young TO do this YOU must watch your
liver and Isnecls- there's no need Of
having 4 sallov complcxion-dark rings
under your eyes rimplcs-a bilious
look in your face dull eyes with no
rparhe Your Doctor viii tell You
ninety pcr cent Of all sickness comes
Iom inactive bowels and liver.
Dr Edwards. wcn known physician
in Ohio. perfected vegetable conf
round mixed with olive oil 70 act on
tie liver and bowels. which he gave TO
his patients FIR years.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets the sub
stitute for calomcl. arc gentle IN their
action vet always effective They bring
about that natural huovanCv which all
should enjoy bv tuninE up the iiver ami
clearing the system ot impurities.
a Or Edwards Olive Tablets arr known
Vp their olive color l5c. and soc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CLAY PIPES FOR WOMEN.
University Dean Urges "Cuddy" for
Those Who Must Smoke.

While tho blue laws hover monncing-
ly over college life. some of tho deans
and students OF New York University
are gayly flirting with "a radlcalism
that even the Joy killers have not dared
To face.
Pipes for women Dean Joseph
French Johnson, proposes them.
OF course. as Dean Johnson apollo
getically explained. II you turn the
academic mind away from its beaten
course, IL In apt to be tho most non
senslcal sort Of mind In the world
This. he says. is why no was led to
commit himself to hearty approval Of
| pipe smoking for women.
The dear women In London ARE doing
| IL, he added. In fact, visitors from
abroad say the fashion is fetching
| when penrly teeth clinch themselves
| delicatoly ON the slim stem of Jew
clcd pipe.
Dean Johnson stipuiate. however
| that if American girls arc going 90 do
| 1t. he would rather they went In for
boxes Of clay pipes and used fresh
one ever day. This would be more ny
gienic.-New York Tribune.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01

You save time snd money by readira
and using Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
M'FApDFN ART TO CITY.
Philadelphia 10 Get Collection; Eighteenth
Century Paintings.

Philadelphis, March l. The art collec-
ron 81 John II McFaddcn, cotton broker,
said - be one Of the most costly and
magrifcert collections az eighteenth
+ century English art in the world, Is left
IN trust T. the City of Philadelphia under
: The terms OF his will
The will provides that s. t-0 annually
he "a aside for the maintenance Of the
collection. the only stipulation beng that
lthe Municipal Art Museum q house the
lpantings he completed within seven
wears after MIR. MoFaddens death
Should the city fafl 20 meet this require
rnent, the picelres go TO the Metro
,polItan Museum Of Art IN New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
u Worked Wonderfully.

HaVe you noticed the number of per
sons coughing this gpring. caused by an
irritated condition In the chest. bronchial
tubes OF throat2 Thia coughing is ban
ished by few doses of Foley'a Honey
aud Tar. Mrs Anna Stein 40 Western
Ave. covlngton, Ky. writes: Your
cough medicine worked wonderfully on
our little son. Iie ig subject to hrou
chitis. Tho frat doses helped him Good
for all aoTts Of coughs. colds. Group.
whooplng cough and grip coughs. \. y
Uanforth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01

Tell u 20 aIl Delaware through Ever
Evening want ada.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01

The plumb is used 70 aiJaigbton
building lines the plum ~ sfraiFhtsn
party Baltimore Evening Sun.
Europe viii have 20 uso It's hands 10
get on It's feet.--Greenyilio (g. c. Pied
mont
We always wonder what tho heroine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01

Trolley Conductor Wen, what DO
you WANT" Pertured Passenger (whls-
pering) there's coroner once
on your route you had better stop there
The man sitting next to me has a wood
alchohol breath."-Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01

n the story really does vhcn ths auth
or says she unbends a trifie Dhio
atats Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
81. 100000 FOR HOOVER.
RnCkefcllrrs Contributed Fund for
CiothcIcss Children.

New york March additional gifts
Of s. G0o 400 from the 10, kcfrller family
TO the European Rolicf Council were
announced Yesterday hv Herbert Hoo
yer. cha irnau of tho council. who point
"a ont that the two gifts one Of 81 900.
600 from tho Rockefeller Foundation,
and another of 81 600 600 from the Laura
Spcjmnn Rockefeller Memorial Fund
hrourht the total OF tho contributions
or Tho family 10 more than 81. 600 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
SOLON .

Tilden Davis returned today from
Portland, where he has been on BUSH
ness.
Miss Emma Mahoney and Miss
Flora Head returned to Pennington
Tuesday. after passing Christmas
with their parents.
Earle Spaulding is at home for a
short time.
Dwight Mcfarland came home
from Boston, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Tozier are the
parents of a baby boy.
The Ladies' Home Circle met on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ida
Larrabee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Haskell
passed Christmas with Mrs Has
kelI at the home of Fred Murphy.
Miss Ella Robinson. another sister,
was also a guest at the Murphys'.
DR.. ]. o. Piper has been confined
to the house for a few days with q
severe cold.
On Christmas eve there was a
Christmas tree and concert in each
of the two churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. McIntire and
Miss Claire McIntire of New York
City are passing the holidays in
town.
Miss Esther French, Miss Berle
Cram and Miss Marion Starbird
are visiting in the homes of their
parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dinsmore of
Waterville passed Christmas with
Mrs. Dinsmore's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. G. Palmer.
The Woman's Club met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Nellie Starbird.
Mrs. Perle Swain is at home from
Portland for the holidays.
Miss Laura Pierce Of Waltham,
Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
features of the Days Dealing in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York. Dec. 31.-On the stock
exchange the year closed with an &C
tive and vigorous upward movement,
many issues making overnight gains
Of to S points and extreme advances
of 10 TO almost 20 points from recent
minimum prices.
The rise, which comprehended every
Important division of the list. was
most noteworthy among speculative
industrials and specialties. rails MAX
ing relatively little progress and cas-
ing pe:Ceptibly at the Close.
wing the more or less optimistic
views of authoritative financial inter-
rSts in the west. the days news Of
Tered little ii any explanation Tor
The strength of the market apart from
an obviously over-sold condition.
Further price cutting was reported
by independent steel producers. mer-
camille agencies issued preliminary
figures on the increase of business
mortality during the year and the
lrregnlarty of foreign exchange indf
Gated additional credit strain in Eu-
'opo AID ut more remote points.
Final prices of leading stocks were
1 ~ . points under their best, real
L,'s sales and n reaction in Reading.
which asked for an extension of time
10 lille Ms dissolution plan, imparting
some HrcguIarity to the last half
Iogr trading. Sales amounted to
ilJ0,pN9 shares.
Bonds save promise Of a strong and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
Dun's Report

New York. Dec. 31.-Dun's tomor-
The year-end hating in business is
more marked than usual. but indica-
lions of improved sentiment multiply.
The general situation continues very
uneven. as was to be expected, and
different trades and industries have
apparently not yet reached the point
where a decisive turn for the better
seems imminent.
Some important basic lines. how
ever, have gained little in activity
and the reappearance Of broader de-
mand after prolonged period of
waiting has given rise to more conf
dent hope.
Encouraging features at the turn Of
the year are the preparations now I'M
der. way for an early renewal of OPP
erations at certain manufacturing es-
adjustments. While restriction Of
output is still the predominant condi-
ton and attracts most attention, the
curtailment has been checked at some
places in the east and wage reduce
lions are not infrequently being ac-
cepted as an alternative to unemploy-
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
dence and Young Donohue Of Rox-
bury will try eight rounds each.
MONTVILLE

WEST-Ciaude Clement of Belfast
was a Christmas guest of Leon Wig
gin.
Frank Whitcomb and family have
moved on to the Roy Quincy farm.
Lawrence Clark has gone to Mas
sachusetts, called there by the serious
illness of his aunt, Miss Edith Law
renee.
Supt. Donald Matherson was recent
ly in town looking after the schools.
Mrs. Bertha Sylvester of Freedom is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Downes
Harold Nutter has returned to Old
Town and his school. after passing
Christmas vacation at his fathers
home.
Stanley Stevenson. who Is attending
College. Orono. is passing his vacation
with his father. Charles Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigg and Clement
Quigg of Palermo, were at Christ
mas party at their daughters, Mrs.
Ida Banten.
Frank Clement of Knox was a guest
here Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
BOXING NOTES

Young Montreal, the New England
bantamweight champion, and Abe
Friedman will meet for 10 rounds
next Tuesday evening at the Me-
chanics building. Boston, under the
auspices of the Boston Armory A. A.
The winner has the promise of a
match with Joe Lynch. the worid's
champ, in Madison Square Garden.
1t will be MontreaPs and Friedman's
third meeting, Montreal having two
decisions. Johnny Clinton, formerly
of New York and now of Boston, and
Frankie Schoell of Buffalo will meet
for 10 rounds. Micky Hurst of st.
Paul and Willie Jones Of South End,
Boston, and Young Driver Of Provi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
Waldo Pomona

At the last meeting of Waldo Po-
mona Grange at Centre Montvine
the following officers were elected
They will be installed at the next
meeting Jan with Silver Harvest
Grange. Waldo. w. M, 3. L. Aborn;
o., Leroy Morse; Steward. Chas. San
born; A. S., James Woodbury.; Chap
lain. Charles Adams: Lecturer, Mrs.
Annie B. Aborn; Treasurer, Frank
Clement; Secretary, Ernest Bowen:
G. K, c. w. Achorn; L. A. S., Miss
Edwina Berry; Brothers L. c. Morse,
Ralph Howard, and Sister Annie l..
Clement were the committee to sort
and count the votes, c. B. Cushman
was elected a member Of the board of
trustees for 3 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
Chicago Cattle Market

chicago, Dec. 81.
e5650 cents lower; others and she
stock stockers and feeders steady;
bologna bulls strong to % cents high
er; veal calves weak to Is cents low
er; shipping calves strong; no choice
steers here; bulk sO0@950; choice bo-
lognas up to 700. few head higher;
veal calves to packers mostly 1000
1900: select shipping calves 1850 and
HoGs-s7.Ooo received; active, most
" 35 and SO cents lower than yester-
days average; butchers off most; clos
ing 10@25 cents higher than early;
top $50; bulk Ss5@935; pigs IS "a 20
pound pigs 950@975.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; fat sheep
and lambs 50 cents to 81 lower: choice
fed western lambs early 1175; bulk
1O0Om1150; choice western ewes $50;
bulk 3s0@425; feeders 25@5o cents
lower.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
CHINA

Miss Ruby Tobey is passing her
Christmas vacation with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lewis spent the
weekend in Rockland with Mr. and
Mrs c. J. Hamilton.
A meeting for the purpose Of INSTALL
ing the officers at Silver Lake Grange
will be held Friday eve. January I.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lewis attended
state Grange at Lewiston last week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01
New York Produce Market
New York Dec 81

New York, Dec. 81.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. 2 red 201
and No. 2 hard 204 f New York,
January shipment: No. mixed Durum
1877 to arrive.
CORN-Spot easy; No. 2 yellow 91s
and No. 2 mixed 90s New York
OATs-Spot firm; No. white 61a
@63.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 1854
tubs; creamery higher than extras 57a
@5S: extras 90 score 81; firsts. SS to
81 score re- 44 Ns packing stock cur
EGGS-Unsettled; receipts $50
cases: fresh gathered extra first 100
10: do. first 70@71; state. Pa. and
nearby western hennery white first to
extras 77@S2; do, brown extras ITO
so; do. brown and mixed colors first
to extra 70@76; refrigerator first 62@
A63.
POTATOES-Easier Bermuda per
barrel 600@950: state $50 pounds 300
M325; Jersey sweets per basket 1909
30.
barrel.