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LIVE ROBERTS BARTON
STORY NUMBER ISL

Hello. Blowy Baloon-Fish!" called
an the sca-gulls to the funny looking
sack that the Twins were following.
ana which had suddenly lifted itself
out OF the water by its fins. or wings,
or whatever they were. Hello! out
for an airing? 20
yes and no." answered BlOwy,
looking below, where two golden
heads were gazing up nt him from
the water. Some queer creatures
are after me. Never saw anything
like them before. Thought 1 knew all
the wiEgiefin people, but these are
new ones. They've got arms like
cuttlefish and they've got harbels on
top Of their heads, yellow and curly
YOU can see for yourselves, and two
Of their swimmers have green ends
grrcu as Lop Lohstcr's claws
Nancy and Nick laughed NJ Blowy's
description OF themselves. Come on
Nick" whispered Nancy. we'll wish
ourselves after him and give him an
other surprise
So out popped the Twins With the
aid Of their magical Green Shoes, ana
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flew right through the air after Mr..
BIowy Baloon-F1sh, gossiping high
above the water with his friends h
son-gulls.
Look Look cried Blowy when
he saw them coming. Didn't 1 tell
you they were queer. Whoever saw
MiEgiefin people flying
But you're flying, aren't your
called Nick. And aren't you a Wig
giefin person."
I'm sort OF half m half" said
Blowy proudly. "You might say nfty.
fifty. But there aren't many like me.
The flying-fiEh are my cousins n
we're the only ones who can swim
and fly. too. And now will you tell
me why YOU are following me
I'VE thought you were the Fairy
Queens bag of gold" answered Nam
! cy. PLEASE, sir. what are you nlicd
WITH"
wind" answered Blowy. getting
suddenly thinner and sinking toward
the waves. And suddenly flattenirg.
ho disappeared from view.
To Bc Continued
: Copyright. 1891. NEA service)
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TODAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS.

1900. desirable corn fod steers and
rrarllnes u~notcniy hiahtf, many IS
10 50 cents higher others and she
stock strone 10 higher. ton long year
iings and Eat hcifers. e1i.b0g hulk
beef steers {syews.so; sep =
beef steers. 5000 a $50; bnIis y
veal caives strpnG; bulk bologna bulls.
1850 e. f.0cs bcst vcnicra 10 packers,
S1f.5o, afockcia and eederH. IS to -
rents higher.
Hos receipts. 10000: fairly active:
butchers mostly 20 cents lower than
yesterdays average; top carly. fs.oS,
buih lights and hight butchers, f7-79ep
SEQ; bulk packing sows. fs.to4s.o0;
pigs, 10 70 10 cents lower; TOD, ts.zp;
bulk desirable. ts.eoas.is.
sheep receipts 1900; generally
,sn D, e Is ess,i hisnss; a, nas e,,s
butcher. 1880; choice SO pound fed
rhorn iamus. 3s,2b; fed western evns
carrying some yearifnEs. tn.oet s.50s
choice 100 pound natives. f4.1bs
choice feeder lambs early $500.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2B.-Catfis
receipts. $4,000; beef steers steady 20
as cents tower. hest heavias, $500.
yearilngs. 5000; other early sales.
$3.50 9S.25; cannerB n cutters
strong. bulk sa.2sG2.50:
better grades cutters mostly. 5000
afb. calves steady to strong: best
v~eaiera. f9.B0Wf0.0o. stock calves
weak: other classes steady. most cows
$40 d 400: soms saies. tf.2b0 500.
early salea rfockers and feeders.
Hog receipts. 10000: closing fairly
active, mostly Is 20 rs cents lower;
best is0 to 225 pound kinds 10 packer
1855; best 40 20 100 Founders 10
shippers. t7.76: bulk mixed droves.
sT.1s0 $50; bulk OF sales. 1880
I.75; packing sowa generally around
sheep receipts 1000; sheep steady
TO strong; few light ewes. ti.So; int
lambs generally rs centH higher;
western, sS.sb; natives. ts.26, feeding
lambs. 20 to 40 cents higher. best.
s7.4o.
DENVER, Oct. 25.-cattie receipts
f.4oO: steady 10 strong: beef steers.
ft.SO q SOC: cows and heifers. 5000
ass: calves, $1,000 BOO. bulls. $500
GS.eo; stockers n feeders. 1880
SIS.
Hog receipts. 500: 10 TO as cents
lower top. s7.s5; bulk. 5000 Use.
Sheep receipts. $4,000; rs to so
cents. higher. lambs. $500 a SEQ;
ewes. s9.sbI 800; feeder lambs.
ss.5047.2o.
CHICAGO. Oct. ss.-Potatous low
err. receipts, ia ears; total United
States shipments. i.f7s; Minnesota.
Michigan ami Wisconsin sacked and
bulk, Si.7001.ss ewt; Minnesota and
North Dakota Red river Ohios. sf.70
Hi.S5 w.t.: sacked and bulk; South
Dakota sand land OhioH. Si.f0Mi55
cwt; Montana russsts. sa.00 cwt.
Butter higher. creamery extras.
4bc: firsts. SO &c; seconds. sac
s4Mc; standards. S0ikc.
Eggs higher receipts. g.7Ss caacf.
firHtH, as soc: ordinary firatf. 42ft
f5c; miscellaneous. 80 % ssc. refriger-
ator extras. 33035ne; refrigerator
firsts. s2u32h nc.
Poultry alive lower: fowls. 22Mc.
springs. zoe; turkeys, 2sc; roostefH.
lac.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 25.-Butter
and poultry unchanged.
Eggs. ic higher; firsts. fsc; seconds
sic.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-With receipts
falling off and the United states
visible supply decreasing. wheat to-
day developed fresh strength. After
opening AT y cent off 10 y cent gain,
the market scored a material upturn
all around. although a temporary sas
interviewed.
Corn and oats moved up with
wheat. In corn tho opening which
varied from unchanged figures 10 =
cent lower. WIS followed by n mod
crate general advance.
Oats started unchanged to u cent
higher. December. 3SA cents and
then scored further gains.
Provisions were nominally weak
with hogs.
In the later dealings something Of
n setback took place IN wheat OWNS
largely to work that expert business
was slow and that wheat ON ocear
passage was selling at considerably
under replacement cost. The finisi
was unsettled at IA to ~ cents ne
advance.
scantinoss OF rural offerings tendes
later TO uphold corn values. Thu
close was firm, y TO &W% cent ne
higher.
Close;
whcat-Dec. ,1.osh; May si.is%
Corn-Dec.. 4s%c; May. SIC,
oats-Dec.. sszc; May. ss%c.
Pork-January. $500.
Iard-Jan., $500; March. s9.1b.
RibB-Jan.. $3.50; May. 1875.
Livestock
CHICAGO. oct. sb.@cattle receipts
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NOTICE or EXAMINATIONS ron THE
DsoREE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given that The State
BEARD OF Acrountaney 81 New Mexica viii
hold examinations Tor applicants applying
Tor the degree Of Certified Public Account
ant on The fifteenth and sixteenth ,of No
vumher, 1921.
Candidate for examination shoUld re-.
port 20 the Board ~ nine O'Clock a an, M
November 18th a. the Chamber Of Com.
merco building in Albuquerque. New Mex.
leo.
An persons desiring TO make applieauor
Tor those examinations will be furnished
application blanks By applying TO the See
Rotary Of the Board. Mr. Il u Jones, koou
.. Citizens National Bank building, Alhu
uurrgur, New Mexico.
Applications should be- In tho hhnds o
the Hoard not later than November 9Th
These examinations will be held IN ac
cordance with Chapter Isl Of the Session
Laws ~ 1891. and all candidates applylnl
under tho waiver clause are requested a
appear in person before the Board on thcsl
dates.
". V. GASO. President
n u JONES, Secretary
net WT.WN.
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Metal Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2b.=Forelgn bar
silver. IS &c.
Copper steady; ciectrniytic spot
and nearby. lac. later. i32i5hc.
Tin steady. pot and nearby
s2s.5O; futures, f2s.7b.
Iron steady. unchanged.
Lead steady. spot. tt7bWi.7s.
Zinc steady. East st. Louis delivery
spot. 1866.
Anthony. ts.ooa5.a5.
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ron SALE

%. 500 room modern single bungalow
sleeping porch, fireplaea, fine bulltin fea
turta, An attfactise home. Iuat outside u
city limits. near Fourth ~ road.
sa,T5o+ room frame cottage, modern
new, sleeping porch, completely mrniahod
last Highlands, near Central Ave. tT5'
cash. balance on eaey terms.
et.sOO-a room white Htucco bungalow
new. OAK floors. white enamel hhish
Fourth Ward.
Housss and lots IN all parts Of the
A. FLEISCHER
Real fssas., Insurance. Lesa'.
Phone STA III South FoarsA g.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2b.-Cali money
firmer; high, s; low 81 ruling rate.
81; closing. ~ 96; last loan.
|Is%. Jays On 'A ~0"''''
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NEW YORK. oct. 25.-LAbert,
bonds closed 3hs. se2.sf; first 4s
s92.sO; second ", sea.i0. first AIS
sgs.1l; second ANS. t9s.2s; thirs
4 =. s94.6s; fourth ~. tp272; vic.
tory 3&s. tgs.Ss; victory tAs, S9s.SS
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notice or ADMMisTRATRIX

In the Matter 81 the EstatV OF WiutRm
=. Evans. brrehsre.
Notice b. hereby given that Mary II.
william y Evans. deceased. has filed In
,hc Probate Court OF BeFnaiiilo Coanty.
New NsAlco. her final report a. such id.
ministratriA. and the Court has appointed
Thur,day. the 27th day Of October. 1921,
A. the day for hearing objections N any
there be-. W The approval % said final r.
trhtriE.
Witness my hand and tho seal Of said
Probate Court this 3rd day Of sept 1891,
FREE CROLlOT
tsEALl clerk Of Said Probate Conrt
-. D Z
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lPwlbIic Notice
Santa Fe Railway
Mem w TAINTED

Tho Santa Fo Railway has received
notice that employees IN engine, train
and yard service aud telegraph and
telephone operators ana station
agents OF his company viii leave It's
employ at sis A NJ. November LIST.
The Santa Fe Hallway recognizes It's
obligation Co the public and proposes
e. make every legal effort to main
tain passenger mail and freight ser
We, aud requests the co operation Of
its patrons. Volunteers for engine,
train aud yard service. telegraph and
telephone operators and statrOn
agents ARE invited TO apply promptly,
Applications. giving FUN name. resi-
dcugo. aEv. occupation. railroad eN-
p,rI,uoo aud position preferred in
railroad service will Doe received by
e. a. Bristol Assistant General Man.
apyr Ia Juntl Colorado.
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MANrED-Rooms -
"AErED-smAii apartment, close In. Ad.
t,..s v osr. Herald
fOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
FOR HENT-Apartnsnt! two fnTnIsAsd
rooms ter honsekeeging 72t Z second
TWO HAruy furnished rooms Tor Ugh sonss-
Keeping lloh \. Second ~.
FOR RkNr-Four room furnished apart
ment with glassod sleeping porch and
rafaEc. Close Ia No sick. 70G " Lead
fuk RENT-Furnshed for houseeeping.
four lArFc rooms and porch; modern, 70e
last Central
fuR Rkk1-LArgs from room well fur.
nished. In desirable part Of town; reason
able rent $40 West Tiierss Ave.
fukhlsHED Housekeeping spartmsnisi
modern No siek. Crane Aps., 2is n.
FOR RENT-Tvo Ight bousekeeping rooms:
furnished also 2 bedrooms i2iK n.
FOR RENT-Hous,s 8
rob REET-T@s smsn houses in HissIanda
'arrisbed ~ nnfurntshsd Phons tssoW.
FOR RENr-Furnishcd housc. large
First.
FOR RENT-By December i5th- 10 rcIpSn.
tIhir tenants. completely furnished five
rn,'m house sarge Inquire AZ Ego North
ruK RkST-Slo.B faru,sGct. nungAiow
Tor housekeeping. consists of living room.
kitchenetto, two sleeping porches, hot and
cold RAINING water electric range $50. 90
per month Phone nr Murphcy, 4pi
FOR REET-Fiyo room brick house. bath.
screened sleeping porch. window shades
and coal range iu house. newly decorated .
garagos 800, water free. Gail At 22O n.
High 81
ROOMS wTlb DoAHD !
Room AND BOARD $40 per week ga
North sixth - Phone 2tstW
NiCEiN fnrnishcd room with board. SIS
VOL tIuit Phone lag2M
RESERVATIONS may now be had at tho
MURPHEY sASiTORGUM Rates $50 Ia
s25 per week. Includes private room with
sleeping porch. connected to bath and toilet
General nursing. medical care. excellent
meals. tray service. All rooms have steam
heat hot aud cold running water, Phon,
Api. Dr. Mnruhrv
FOR RENT sc
FOR RFNT-OfIee space. iis South PouTtk
opposite p0stafflce. Phone 49,
FOR RENT-stoTo room, North rhiTd 81.
anpa.iia herald offies
FOR MENTIONING Room q;
OFFICE RoOMS sooye MAuon's, viii
steam heat and water, korher Co, Auti
nanf
MILLINERY ~
WANTED Fifty ladies 10 sec a conSIen
mUut Of now hats at very moderate
prices. Also hats made to order. Lad
LYDIA Shoppc, State Hotel room p
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NEW YORK. oct 49, With oils o.
the features, pools became active IN
today's broad stock market. Indus-
trials and specialties showed variable
strength, but rails, steeis and coppers
lngged. sales Appropriated 100000
ahnrDn The -cinalnn ms ~
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KANSAS CITY. Oct. 25.-Butter
and poultry unchanged.
Eggs. &c higher; firsts. f5c; seconds
sic.
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BUsINk1s OproRrNNItLEs ~
ans W. Gold Phone teI.
FOR sALE-RoomIng house. II rooms
IA south
PAINS md HtANCIttS ~
FOR SALE. Of vii trade a ~ acre trAet
Of i.ad 80 70 fruit and shade trees has
S SSSai S y PSs,sl.,. /. "" ". !" a.. %sss.,
P6tsto Country" n intercsted call i0Si-W
after Q, or saturday.. 2 " Plant
MONEY 10 LOAN "a
CONFIDENTIAL loans on . usfry, dianonet.
watches. Liberty Bonds, pianos sutome.
hiles. Lowest r.,s: Re,hmsn'a III soetA
rOuirNS AM Etstse 20
WHITE LE6H0kN ZOOS iof ssidng; -
.ioek fertility guaranteed. 1913 sorsA
Eleventh street Phone l42a. W
THREE fOR fIvE DOLLARs-From our
best White Leghorn stock we are ~offerine
i've dollars. rieE 'em out yourself: dst
a good start from good stock. Dat Of town
sTdsss SHIPPED Rrs%Psly. seis sgr,A
Professional LAltDe 40
DIR. ALFRED TIfELIN.
Dentist.
Phone 626. it6h South Third.
open Evenings. Dental X'Ray
DIR. S. c. CLARKE
syss Ear S SS., and Tir'.t a Rs:s: s,.,'d-
otdss Hour. y to u . N .nd 70 n.
DItEssNIAkINo q.
SHAT AND pRxssNAkIsd. sor q "a
Phone 1851.
ACCORDION PLEzTisd -alIIts ssd ruf
Fee Of All kinds. n Crane, ais n. ssy.
enih 81 Phone s1t
MADAM ROaE. drcssmsksr ana designer.
will make or remodel your afternoon or
evening gowns; also turs, STATE Hotal,
Room 8, Fourth And Central
MCCLELLAN E5our ~
BITTER KODAK FfNIsHiN6-H 10 better.
Return postage paid on mall 0rdefr, The
harnam studio. 2isn W. Central. Albo'
WANTED-CArsful kodak finishing BY mss'
ter photographer; twice daily services, Re.
member. satisfaction guaranteed. send Jour
finishing 60 q reliable sstahllshsd firm'
Legal NOTICES -
NOTICE or SALE
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that D.
". ELIAs has this day sold 20 SAMUEL
j.. GREENHur and n >. SCHNEIDER
q Los Angeles, California the %bqsines.
us South First Street, Albuquerque, New
Mexico. under the style Of New York dob
hing store, The. purchase price Tor the
said business has been placed In escrow In
the Fiut savings Bank and Trust Com
pauy 81 Albuquerque. New Mexico, for The
purpose Of paying any and all accounts
due by d N. Hliaa 70 creditors and will
remain iu The hands o. such trust com
pAny fnr ten days hereafter.
u II ELIAS.
SAMUEL j. GREENHuT.
NJ. }. SCHNEIDER.
Dated this 22ud day Of October. 1921.
Oct 2a2t-25.
NOTICE OF ADMN1sTRATRR
In the Matter 81 the Estatv Of William
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FOR RENT

FOR RFNT-OffIee space. ils south Fourth
opposite postofiice. Phone 49,
FOR RENT-storo room, North rhiTd 81
appn.its herald Offiea
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FOR HENT-onlcc Rooua

OFFICE ROOMS s1oVe MAtson's, with
steam heat and water, korheT Co. Auto
nanf
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WANTED Man With car 90 sell low priced
Guaranteed Valley Tires sl2i prr wnsl
and r1mnirsuuE Valley Tire Co, 900
Broadway 81. Joseph, Mich
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pOTATOES-afaine fso lbs., $4.256I40;
Long Island, bbls.. s495; Jersey, red. $50
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Aw-No. 1 rye. go to $23 a ton.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
TENTATIVE VALUE OF
c., r. L. q p. 1922, ,27z, ,596.
!. c. c. Figure Includes All
Property Used by Carrier.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.--The tentative
valuation of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad was fixed to-day by
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
for rate making purposes, at $322.277,-
SOS.
Tho valuation includes all property
used by the carrier, the outstanding
capitalization of which, the books show.
is s307. .637 ,422. In addition to which the
road holds s6s,Tss.3l5 not in the hands
of the public. Its funded debt In the
hands OF the public is s231.633,000.
The original cost OF the property as
whole to date. the commission said. was
approximately 7.445,244 in recorded
noney." which was expended, and securi-
ties at par given in return for property
amounting to s26,4S6.003. That figure
does not include expenditures on-the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri. the Iowa. Min
nesota and North Pacific. the Kansas
City and Topeka, the Salina and West
crn, the Atchison, St. Joseph and North
ero,, the Rock Island and Peoria and
other roads enumerated by the commits
sion.
The present value Of all lands used by
the carrier Is s43.656 .245, the commission
said. The cost Of reproducing all prop
erty other than land used by the sys-
tenn would be s33o.436,71 which less
depreciation would amount to s260.255,-
g74
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sailed out to participate in the battle Of
Jntland and the battle OF Heligoland
blight M&a t
The German Admiralty converted
Heltgoland into q sort OF shore battle
ship. Three great batteries were planted
In the rock in manner which gives the
clin the appearance Of the interior OF q
four deck battleship.
Already the eleven inch guns and
their carriages have been sawed into
small bits and thrown into scrap steel
piles. Workmen are now plying electri-
cal drills In the concrete walls and
bases. preparatory to shooting down all
the masonry.
The seaplane sheds. coal bins, oil
tanks and water reservoirs along the
sea front also have been burned and
dynamited and hundreds of workmen
are grinding away at the gun bases OF
the sea level guns and the foundations
of the great sea wall enclosing the
naval harbor preparatory to removing
every Improvement which might be Of
use to Germany's future navy.
Heligoland once was a popular sum-
mer resort, but the German visitors do
not stay long at the island this year
because of the constant blasting and the
evidences of devastation which afford a
sad monument to Germanys once proud
navy The native residents OF the ISL
and are Indifferent to the devastation. as
most of them were born under the Brit
ish flag before Heligoland was trans
ferred by the British to the Germans
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SUGAR STOCKS.
FALSE WEDDING RING
OPENS GAMBLING DOOR
American Girl Takes Cue
From, French Wife.

DEAuvrLLE, France, Sept. 10.--A young
American girl about to enter the rou-
lctte room at the Casino was stopped n
few days ago by the uniformed Ccrberrs
at the door and politely but firmly re-
fused admittance. Too young" ruled
the brass buttoned official.
Disappointed she stood by for a few
moments and noted young French
woman. about her own age, being
bowed into the gambling room by the
same lackey who had refused her ad-
mittance. A plain Little gold band.
which the young French woman wore
on the third finger OF her loft hand,
when shown to the doorseeper had
proved the open sesame.
The young American girl called on a
Jeweller the next morning, and, accom-
panied by her usual dancing partner,
again appeared at the door of the Casino
that evening. and to the doorkeeper.
again objecting, said I'm married.
displaying tho wedding ring purchased
that morning. She was admitted.
1--WE can't ask every woman to pro-
duce her marriage contract" said the
lackey.
The jewellers are wondering what Ii
causing the unprecedented demand for
wedding rings totally out OF proportion
with the notices OF coming marriages
posted at the Town Hall.
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PRODUCE.

choice. 100 lbs, se.5o00. 90; pea. choice
$50; medium. choicc. $3.50. Kotensshi
fornia. sii. 75ai2; Gantalina. Italian. 50;
pink California. s775; Lima. California,
Peas-scotch. $3.50: green. choice. domestic
$3.50: black eye, California. 50; splits. yell
low. choice. s7.i5; green. choice. $50.
BuTTER-creamery. higher than extras
seconds. sec; sii&assc.; lower grades. 33as4c.
unsalted. higher than extras. 44M4Jc. extras.
43943ixc.; firsts. 3S@42c.; seconds. 341037c.
prime prime. s7gsee: common % TO gG fair, scSsec s %
firsts, 2s@2sc.; seconds, 27c.; lower grades'
25Gf26iac.; packing stock. current make, No.
I. 27c.: No. 2. 2Gc.; lower grades. o4g25i4c.
CHEEsE-New York. State flats, held
specials. 2id2oc.; fresh specials. 2fq2fisc.
average run, 20@20hc.; State twins. specials
sin, double Daisies, fancy 2O92ic. single
2iHns2iic.: state skins. s9i5c.
s5c. extra fIrsts. 3sa42c.; firsts. 34a37c.
seconds. 2eT33c.; trade eggs. 23d30c.
dIrties, regular packed. No; !. ae9asc: NO
MARKS Srs faass sssses frs. $50 sa4c
onds, Sons2hc.i white, eggs. 3sM44c. nearby
Western hennery whites. average extras, e0g
62c.: extra firsts. 53a5sc.: firsts. 50d52c.
gathered whites. firsts TO extra firsts, 501
5sc.: under grades, 40d4sc.: Pacific coast
white, extras. 60m62c.: extra firsts. J2g56c.
flrsts. 4pM5ic.: pullets. 3jc.; other Western
and southern. gathered whites. 35n4Oc.
state, Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hennery browns. extra. f5d49c.; gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded extras. 43d
i5c.: frsts 70 extra firsts, 3Jn42c.
FRUITS. yss.rSII-APPLEs-Circ basket
woif River. siGs: Mcintosh. ssa7.5o Alex
sta7; Greening, s5dG.5o: Gravenstein, st87
Western, box, s3.25n4. Pears-Beurrs Bosc
bbi., $5T9.50; Bartlett, s4Ma.J0; Seckei. s51i
10; basket. si.5od3,50; Bartlett, basket
Al i.50u3.50 Cranberrles-Cape Cod. " bbl
t0c kleberrics--Pennsylvsnia and Jer.
sew fancy. quart, 32a35c.; poor to average.
2Jd30c. Nova Scotias, i0uJ0c Figs-vir-
sina. quart, i5W2Jc. plnms-state, 3 H.
basket, 25g4jc:; bushel basket, si.5oa2. .25.
Prunes--state, s N. basket. 35ql45c. buahel
si.i0; gift crate. si.foni.25. Peaches
State. fancy. oushei basket. s3.TJn5: aver
age, s3fr3.50; Connecticut. 10 quart basket.
81 l.50aI.iJ: uprivcr. bushel basket. S3.75T4
Musnmelons-Colorado, crate, si.3JM3.50;
pink meat. flat crate. 7ocQsi.s5: ostrich crs
melons, california. crate. Al 25a2; Texas and
New Mexico, crate. ~ 2J42; Colorado. crate
Sl.2aff2. Cssaba melons. Colorado, crate
T,i5di.50. orenges-Californa. box. ~. 2Jm
T.75. Grapefruif.--callfornia box. s3u;
ESQ. Lemons-Californla. box, sf.5ou6.50
Linles-Dominican bbl., sSa9; crate. $id
1 %. Avocado pcars-Cuban. box, soc ass,
Florida. s4dT.50 Pineapplcs--Porto Rico
crate. 81 50ao. Watermelons-Southe ear
si50d275
poTAToEs-Maine, iso lbs. s4.25@3 40
Long Island. bbls.. s4ao; Jersey, red. fbf