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Evening star., 1922-12-24
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

At the social meeting of District
of Columbia Circle Wednesday eve
ming an informal reception was tend
cred SAINT Claus. impersonated by Miss
Mary Wolfe. Following musical
program given under the direction OF
Miss Rose French by Miss Irene
ReRan, Dan Burke and VIM. Mulligan
and a series OF dances by the three
small daughters OF Mrs. James Hart
nett. with Miss Georgia Wilson as
accompanist. Santa presented gifts to
all thhe members and their guests.
The evening closed with supper
served by Mrs. s. NJ. STAFFORD ana the
members Of her committee.
Mrs. Alice Bicksler, regent. has
issued a call to members to be pre-
sent at sol E street northwest. Fri
day at s o'clock pm. to fill stockings
for the knights OF Columbus Christ
mas party.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

keane Council. No. 1853. will meet
Thursday evening at pm. There
will be q social session at this meet
ing and. it is announced. a speaker
from the speakers bureau OF Almss
Temple, Mystic Shrine. will address
the members OF the council. SOLOS
will be rendered by James D. Hayes
and William p Shanahan and buck
and-wing dance by Bill McPhllmoney.
Charley Milford will be at the piano.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The Christmas party OF the Loyal
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum Wednes-
day evening promises to be a grand
treat for the children. The ladies
have provided a present for each
child. as well as refreshments and a
program. Mrs. z Corbin Birch. the
chairman. has announced that all
children of Arcanum members are In
vited. There will be real. live Santa
Claus, as we'll as Mrs Santa.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Mondsy-Cnion. No. IL; Beacon. No.
Tuesdsy-washingtoa. No. 9; Excelsior.
No. IT; Golden Rule. No. 21; Ami
~, No. q. election.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. I; Harmony.
No. 8; Friendship. No. II: Cove
nant. No. 18, election.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10. election
and third degree: Salem. No. ~;
IanEdon. No. 20; Phoenix, No. 2s.
election. -,
Friday-Central. No. /: Metropolis. No.
10. election: Federal City, No. 70.
election and FIRST deRfee.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
saturday-Canton. Washington, No. i,
: inspection and degree.
ENCAMPNENTs.
Tuesday-Mount Nebo.- No. 9, Golden
Rule degree.
wednesday No. l. vista
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther. No. 8, called on.
Tuesday-Schuyier Colfax, No. 10. cleo
tion and social.
Wednesday Pleasant. No. Q.
rhur.dsyMMarth, Washington. No. 5.
election.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

The ladies of Mooseheart Legion of
Greater Washington, Lodge. No. 12S.
l.. o. o. NJ. have set January 20 as
the date for their midwinter 500
party. The tables were originally
limited to twenty. but the number
will be enlarged to at least thirty if
necessary. Society Hall. at 5th and
G streets. has been engaged for the
event.
The board Of officers of the lodge
last Tuesday evening named Tues
day, January 9, for the initiation of
over $50 members. District Super
visors Newcomb and Williamson
promise some especially attractive
features. President Colston of the
Moose Defenders at the meeting Tues
day night raised nearly $500 for new
uniforms. which will be worn by the
degree team January 8.
Evening star., 1922-12-24

At recent meeting OF the exec
utive committee. Chairman William
r. Galliher presiding. plans were pre-
sented and various names considered
for chairmen of the several commit
tees which will have in charge de-
tails for entertaining the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, which will meet in
Washington in September. 1924. John
Poole. president Of the Federal-Amer-
ican National Bank. has accepted
chairmanship of the finance commit
tee. Chairman Charles w. Fits pre-
sented for approval the following
members of the publicity committee:
GUY F. Glossbrenner. Simeon ~ NAL
,ory. James n. Dony. Grand Warden
vilfred r Lawson and Edwin CAL
low
Action WAS taken whereby automo-
bile owners will be requested I" as
sist the Almas Temple Shrine con
claye when 1t meets here in 1929. The
committee also adopted UNIFORM IN :
dex-card system in connection WIN
furnishing of stickers for mailing
purposes. Other members Of the eN-
ecutiye committee are Grand Master
Harry l.. Andersen. ex ofhclo: t'rand
Representatives John Fl. Wood ana
Ernest W. Bradford and Grand Secre-
tary Bert v. Wolfe.
The following officers haN" been
elected by Canton Washington, 40. !:
Guy F. Glosbrenner. captain: Rohert
A. Southworth. Lieutenant: George u.
Johnston. ensign: Roscoe Wines.
ant. The annual inspection VIII take
place next Saturday night. followed
by comforting the degree
Tomorrow being holiday. Mount
Nebo Encampment. No. 6. viii meet
on Tuesday evening. when the golden
rule degree will be exemplificd
The last Of the fall visitations Will
occur Wednesday evening. when
Grand Patriarch Guy +. Glo.brenner
will visit Columbian Encampment.
grand patriarch Grand Master Harry
L. ANDERSEN and several Grand Lods e
officers will he present. A program
of entertainment has been arranged.
Following the election Of officers al
Schuyler ColfaX Lodge. NJ. 10. Tues
day evening there will lie an open
meeting. when members % FRIEND
ship and Covenant subordinate lodges
accompanied by their families and
friends. will be entertained with a
musical ana literary program in
charge of Hattie NJ. SparSho. Re-
freshments will be served
Ofiicers-elect OF Naomi Lodge. M
/. are as follows: Sarrh Campbell.
noble grand: Marie clendaniel. vice
grand: Alice :. Thomas. recording
secretary: r. Mae Raitz. financial sec
retary: Emma T. Strobel. treasurer
The officers will be installed by Past
Noble Grand Annie VI. Coleman and
STAFF from Schuyler Colfax Lodge.
There will be no meeting Of Esther
Lodge. No. ). tomorrow evening The
following officers have been elected
for the new term: Ethel Warming
noble grand: Bertha Moore. vice
grand: Leslie B. Messick. recording
secretary: Marie Spekenheir. f1nancia.
secretary: James A. Gieman, treas.
urer
Special committees are arranging
for the New Year reception which is
to take place at Odd Fellows Home
1898 n street northwest.
Evening star., 1922-12-24

"She refused to marry me-" said the
young man despondently. DO you sup.
pose she really means Ehat she says?"
hater promptly. ''but wouldn't take
aAy more chances II I were you."-Ex-
change. -
Evening star., 1922-12-24
JR.. O. u. A. M.

meet tomorrow evening. but on jan
uary 1. when an initiation and in
stallation of officers will take place.
The council was addressed last Mon
day by John r. Lunsden of John l.
Burnett, No. 4. The council appointed a
committee to arrange for a patriotic
meeting at Congress Heights. The
following officers have been elected
for the ensuing term: Past councillor.
c. w. Teats; councillor. c. c. Kinslow; /;
vice councillor, w. B. Staub: record
ing secretary. r. A. Estep. for the
eighteenth term; associate recording
secretary, F. c. Prather. for the tenth
term: financial secretary, ]. e. Frye,
for the twentieth term; assistant
the second term: treasurer. N. E.
Kemper. for the fifth term; chaplain,
E. s. Everham; warden. r. H. Norton,
for the eighteenth term: conductor.
w. d. King; inside sentinel. Ernest
Berkley: outside sentinel. John w.
Smithson. for the tenth term; trustee
for eighteen months, j. A. Smithson,
for the fourth term.
Benning Council, No. 81, last Mon
day evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: A. G..
Ingles. councillor; w: T. Douglass.
secretary; G. v. Meile. treasurer (re-
elected; r. W.. Hawkins. financial
secretary; N. Kayser. conductor; G..
w. Douglass. warden: w. Woodward,
inside sentinel; R. E. Anderson. OUT
side sentinel; A. T. Gray, chaplain; !;
trustees, eighteen mo4ths. A. A.
Strauss: twelve months. F. d. Car
rigan; good of the order. r. e. An
derson and A. T. Gray. The commit
tee on the Christmas entertainment
in, conjunction, with Unity Council.
No. II, D. of A., has made arrange
ments for q big treat for the kiddies
Of Benning. Twining City and Seat
Pleasant. Santa Claus win meet
them at /. O.. o. =. Hall Benntngs,
Evening star., 1922-12-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

Home Lodge. No. 81, Monday even
ing elected the following officers:
Chancellor commander. Daniel Roth
well: vice chancellor. D. c. Walker:
ate. D. j. Roberts: master Of finance.
W. N. Slater: master of excheQuer, X.
E. Brigg: keeper of records and
seal. r. II. Yates: inner guard. r. W.
Waters: outer guard. NJ. r. Crandall:
representatives to Grand Lodge, r. E.
well, ID. c. Walker and r. w. Waters.
The installation Of officers will take
place January s.
Myrtle Lodge. No. 25. Tuesday even
ing unanimously indorsed Frank b.
Crown for the Office Of supreme rep
f1cers will be held Tuesday evening.
Webster Lodge. No. Z, will elect Of
ficers Tuesday evening. The knight
rank ceremonial also is scheduled for
that evening. Last Tuesday even
ing c. E. Swihart Of Red Key Lodge,
Howard and. 7. l. Wright Of Black
Vile Lodge. No. 1873. Blackville. w.
Va, were visitors.
Washington Company. No. ]. Uni
form Rank, will elect officers Thurs
day evening.
A post card from the lily fields of
fair Bermuda informs the friends of
Talbot o. Pulizzi. whose dramatic
ability has been frequently contribut-
ed to Pythian events. that his voyage
from New York was unattended by
discomfort, that the sworld is very
beautiful and that he wishes they all
could be with him.
Hermione Lodge will meet at 1880
pm. Wednesday for the election of
officers and other business. The chan
.cellor commander is said to be desir-
Gus of reinstating Hermione Company
No. 4, Uniform Rank. and has asked
every member of Hermione Lodge to
he present.
Evening star., 1922-12-24

ANNE SEVERN AND THE FIELD
lNGS. BY May Sinclair, author of
"Mr. WaddinEton of Wyck." etc.
New York: The Macmillan Com
pany.
Evening star., 1922-12-24

The Trowel Club OF Master Masons
of the Department of the Interior Will
meet in the rooms Of the Gavel Club.
.l9 18th street northwest. Saturday
evening for the election of officers for
the coming year. Refreshments and
cigars will be Sfrysd
Evening star., 1922-12-24

Osiris Lodge is heralding Post
Ofice night" for January ;. when the
':abletow Club of Master Masons con-
uected with the Post Office Depart
ment Will officiate in the degree work.
The event Is to be followed by other
things in the banquet hall of Masonic
Temple. The new master Of Osiris.
charles L. Gable. Is out with a CHEEKY
greeting to the brethren in his first
circular since his election.
Evening star., 1922-12-24
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Tuesday evening Grand Matron Mrs
Flora Campbell will install the off,
GERS of Electa Chapter. The matron.
elect has appointed Mrs Ida Bailey
chaplain. Mrs. LYDIA Paul marshal.
Mrs Maud Fry organist, Miss Alice
Kelly Adah. Mrs. Marietta Thomp-
son Ruth. Mrs. Frances Rice Esther.
Mrs. Elsie Fisher Martha. Miss kath-
crime Mills Electa. Mrs. Eva Williams
warder. Arthur Emo sentinel. Mrs.
Cornne Frazier matron. and Samuel
Campbell, ptron. entertained the Off
GERS at the home of the matron
Thursday.
Evening star., 1922-12-24

Tuesday evening Fidelity Chapter
will install officers as follows:
Annecca Johnston. rnatron: J. e.
Merritt. patron; Ruth f. Sudworth,
secretary: Emma Hunter. treasurer
Elizabeth X. Taylor. associate ma
tron: Mildred Boardman. conductress.
and Marian Wick. associate conduc-
tress. y program of entertainment
has been arranged.
Evening star., 1922-12-24

Beard, national scout commission
er,B. 8. A. Illustrated. New YORK:
Charles Scribner's Sons.
This adventure gets its start
through the fact that one day, ps
pure accident, Donald Crawford
not his real parents. Taxing TINS
startling matter home with him. me
boy was told that it was true. All
the trails that his foster.Iatnsr haa
been able to follow indicated tnat
Donald's father had gone west and
there had dropped out of sight. Mr..
Crawford agreed that II Donald
wanted to find out his own father
there was every reason why ne Shouid
try to do this. And so Donaio gets
into the west, where ne JOINS up
with Big Pete, frontiersman and gen
eral adventurer, in the wilds. Here
the story itself begins-a story of
mountain climbing over an elusive
trail. that leads to hair-tifting feats
for the sake of saving ones neck.
mart of tho adventure. involves a
mysterious old man Of the mountains,
who hunts with black wolf pack,
aided and abetted by an eagle tnai
scars and dives In attack At the cali
ness minute by minute. and one that
aids eficiently in the purpose Of Don
aid's quest. One does not have to be
a Boy Scout to get into this adven-
ture. Any one-mAn, woman or child
who likes action and mystery and
. splendid out-of-doors VIII take 10
this story with robust JOY.
SOUTH AMERICAN JUNGLE TALES.
BY Horacio Quiroga- Translated
from the SpaniAh by Arthur Liv-
inSston.. New York: Dufiheld & Co.
A new jungle opens out here-a
South Americas jungle. out Of which
strange animals come, performing,
oddly, in the human ways that myth
and legend and frank -make-believe
love 70 put upon them. The hrst tale
Evening star., 1922-12-24

Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter
will recognize the Christmas spirit
Tuesday evening with a social ses-
sion for community singing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
SO MINERS ARRESTED
FOR W. VA. TRAGEDY

they say, broke down and confessed
that the other prisoner was not
Belts.
They then turned their attention TO
the other man who said he was Steve
Timcadi, n miner of Avella. lie de-
clared that he had been compelled to
Join the march and had taken no part
in the lighting. Deputy Sherifrs, how
ever, said they recognized him M one
OF tho attackers who was very active
In the shooting Mt the tipplo.
Another missing man was added to
the two who were believed TO have
gone down In the ruins of tho tipple.
when inquiry was made for Steve
Mall. n comrnissnry clerk Mt the mine.
state policemen and more than n
score of deputy sherirs worked all
night In the vicinity of ~Cliftonvillc,
rounding up every man who was un-
able to give a satisfactory account oi
his whereabouts Sunday night and
yesterday morning. Forty-three per.
sons had hoen arrested UP TO : O'CLOCK
this morning and n telephone mcssag,
from the mino said that seven NOR,
were on their way 10 WellshurR.
sheriff Duval and hia deputies OK
pressed their determination To &c
To the bottom OF the whole mast,
business as one Of them expressed II
and with that end in view, were sCour
Ing every village and all the road
between tho ohio river and the Penn
~sylvauia state limo I'm tho upper par
of Brooke county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
UARDING'S FLEA FOH
RESUMPTION OF MINING

Warrington. July fS-proNidcnt
Harding made tho following abatement
TO the group Of hituminous mine opera
to~s late yesterday. after he Ind re
ceived their response 10 his arbitration
proposal:
Gentlomen: I have you deCiFlon. !
would not be frank ir ! did not ron
fees a disappointment OF your lack of
u%nanimity. To the large majority of
YOU, who have Pledged readiness 20
resume activity under the Govern
ment's proposal. | must cVprrFs my
own and the public's gratitude.
We have now reached q point. ow-
ing 30 tho refusal Of mine workers and
the minority Of your operators, to nc
cept the prov osed arbitration. where
tho good offices Of TN" Government IN
seeking "A voluntarily adjustment of
.he dispute between mine operntors
ana mine workers ara without avail.
] cannot permit You 20 depart with
ont reminding YOU that coal Is n ma
tioual n~"Coeeity, the ample supply of
welfare and iutcrst7te commerce.
The freedom Of action ON the part
" workers and on tho part of employ
rrs does not n"asira IN importance
with that Of public welfare and nr
tional security. I, therefore. invite rorI
10 return TO vour mlue properties ana
resume operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by Laird & Co So.
curity Brokers, du Point Rpustnu
NEW K

Dover. July ls-The following corpo-
rations have filed their chart RS here.
Pacihc ln~ternatiOral Corporation. VII
mington. capital. s. 600. o
JONI lnce Productions. Inc. Whining
ton Sl.l5O
Pure Motor oil system. Inc. New Or
leans. 81 100000
Henderson oil and Refining Co Wu-
mington 81 900. 900.
Threc Arts Picture Corporation. Will
mlngton 81 900. 900.
Globe Realty Corporation. Philadelphia
Consumers Utility Co. Wilmington:
$500 "
Cafeteria Madrid. Inc. wilmington
sweard Silver Mines. Inc, Whining
ton. 90
saline Valley Mining Co. St. Louis.
$500. 900
consolidated Builders Association. New
York $500. OOO.
sentinel Lock Co.. Inc. Whining ton;
&5OO.OOO.
vicar on and Refining Co. OF Texas
Indianapolis 10000
Burneil Furnace and Boiler Co, vii
mington 100000.
Western Pennsylvania Grocery Co
Pittsbury sl5O.OJO
Red Arrow Haulage Co. Wilmington
si2J 600.
Central Pennsylvania Gas station Co
Philadelphia 500 OOO.
Sipe Candy Co. Wilmington: s75. o
Middle states Coal Co, ~Indiania,
Pa 5000
Park Amusement Co Johnstown. Pa.
$4,000
Globe Petroleum Co. Houston. Texas
sac. %
Hansen-Hyer Corporation. Washington
S25 q
Flints Investment Corporation, Pitts
burg s25 600.
Watson Stabilator Co. Hazleton: $4,000
The following corporations have in
creased their capital
owen Usage oil and Gas Co. Carney
Kansas. from 81 So. 900 10 Si5. 900 900
Hydro Asphalt Products Co. Syracuse
y. y. from 81. 100. 900 TO $40. 50O,OOO.
l.. SOnneborn Sons. Inc. Baltimore, from
81. WI 900 TO 50 OOO 0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
FINANCIAL +

Amons the stocks reaching new high
levels FOR the year yesterday we're Baldwin
Locomotive and American Can There Is
a large Philadelphia interest In these
issues
TIT. Endicott-Johuson Corporation re-
ports for siN months ended June net
profits or 81 20 239. after all charges.
taxes and adjustment OF inventory. egusl
after preferred dividends. 90 s. IS a share
pa common against 81 .e5s one. or s. ~
for same period IN 1921
Retail sales OF Ford cars trucks and
Tractors Ia June totaied l4s 434 vehicles
the highest total In the history Of the
concern An average q 500 were sold
daily or the record total. foreign
branches sold l6.4ss
Productions of steel by thirty com
pauies In June, which In 1921 made - 90
pet cent OF the steel inKot production.
WAS 2,03i4T5 tons compared with L.
OO3 sOo tons during same month last
year according 90 the American Iron and
IL il learned that Pierce Arrow ha,
under Way ia intensive program The
shsrp cut IA the selling price OF Us
mptOrcars Is the FIRST step IN an aggres.
ave drive Tor sales Al the present time
the company is improving It, nnancia
position aud = making steady inrOad,
Into It's bank lUans
public debt ~ the United states wa,
reduced by sl.Ols DOS .s4s 70 y22 q .3SI a.,
eos, aud compares with 500 SOC. 7Ol Gas
the highest point on August 81. 1919
Automobile companies az Detroit. witt
~ per cent less employees than durin,
the lsis-2u peak period are turning GU
between 10 and u per cent more cars
ktnut lb5.Opr men are employed in strict
Ia automobiVe lines. against iS8.O 600 a
the peak
BALDWIN. American Locomotive. Ameri
can Car and Foundry and Railway Stce
Npflus began the year with total work
sag capital 81 about sis3 U 600. q
whirh y biz part was In cash The re
NlNsl IN car and locomotive buildin,
should mean better dividends for tn
STOCKHOLDERS OF thoso companies later
snhcrs way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
STOCK MARKET STRONG
PRICES IN ADVANCE
Stcels Advance With Mexican
and Domestic Oils; Indus
trials Make Big Gains.
ny Associated rrcA. TO Every Evenins

III
Nav York. July Is (Wall street.
10 4 4. ml-wall street was inclined
90 take A more hopeful view OF the
GOAL and railroad strikes today jude-
ing from tho higher range W prices
nj the outset az the stock market.
cruclhie steel was a spectacular
feature. opening At a gain M ~
point. which was extended 10 : points
IN the next few transactions. Gult
states steel rose ~ points and Amer
team can 4. points with large frac-
,,onal advances for Baldwin. Mexican
Petroleum and several ~ the prom
inent utilities and special,ies. Rails
were mostly higher, though within
narrow limits
Foreign exchanges were Arm. aside
from German marks which reacted
slightly.
Noon-Cruclhle reacted pa points
from ia early maximum bus Gun
states steel extended it, rise Nd
vanccs ~ I point eac We're made by
bethlehem, Midvale and United States
stecls. studebaker rose . points to the
years host price
Mexican oils continued 10 move FOR
ward with domestic issues. including
California Petroleum a Pacific Oh.
American Car. General Electric,
Pressed steel Car and American and
BALDWIN Locomotives mad gains OF
] to 2is points Coppers. tOhaccVs and
rubhers strengthened with some of the
food speClaltics. New York Central
Union Pacific and Chesapeake and
Ohio comprised the Arm rails
Call money opened AZ : per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
.EBNER ASKS FOR GAS
TANK PRIVILEGE
Wants Street and Sewer Direc-
tors to Reconsider His
Application.

Charlcs s. Elmer ~ Elmer Bros
who recently was denied permission "a
Install three gasoline tanks and pumps
at Fourth and Union streets. appeared
before the Street and Sewer Directors
today and asked them to reconsider
the matter. He laid their property
has a frontage 81 ia feet on Fourth
street and 50 feet on Union street
Mr.. Elmer also declared that without
the pumps il would not be well 70 con
duct an accessory store at the place.
as is planned now. The petitioner invit-
ed the hoard 10 make IN inspection Of
his property. The board Will give the
petition further consideration.
The paving OF Fifteenth street. be
tween Market and King, was ordered
IN accordance with the ahutting paV-
ing law. Property owners presented a
petition requesting the paving.
The Gas Co. was given permission
10 open street AZ SO Van Buren, 10
install larger service; also to open
Tatnall street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. TO repair main leak.
The city t~reasurer's report was as
follows: Current fund. S23. 1922 IS
special fund. s543. PAS IS; sewer ex-
:ension fund. $7,653.5S; street paving
sax fund. s22. 499. 80; total, $596.79l.71.
The complaint OF residents of New
Castle venue between b and c streets
relative 10 the condition Of the trolley
tracks at that place. which was re-
ferred TO the board by City Council
was ordered 10 be copied and sent Il
the Wilmington & Philadelphia Trac-
ton Co, with instructions that the
trouble be remedied.
Tho Traction Co. was given per
mission TO install transformer vaults
at Third and Shipley. Fifth and Ship
ley and Eighth and Shipley streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press &c
Every Evening

Every Evening
Philadelphia. July N.-wh"at, No >.
red winter. ] l0Gl 10, do No. ?. gar
ncky. ! :0Gl IS.
Corn-No. .. Tor export. 76a76; do
No a. 7i@7b; do. No. 4, f2@1S; car
lots. for local trade. No ., yellow, So0
81 40 :. yellow, 7eGso.
oats No 2. white. T'sGaS do NJ
3. tfiadt
Ruiter-w est~rn creamery, extra.
So nearby prints. fancy. 4AGE
Tggs-Nearb, extra. frsts. ?1hs DO.
nrsta. o.. western extra. nrsts. ?7is
DO nrs,s. 25. fancy selected. packed,
3bm2-.
th.ese-New York hole milk
fancy FATS. fresh. -. FAR 20 good.
coa2otg lDughorn. 2ldel's. single
daisies. O..
Lave poultry-Fowl e. iegho,ns
seaSo. do. ~leghorns. :4@c-. spring
chrkens. not lcghorns 9SGAo. do
ieshorns. 2bQ3o. old roos;ers. l1Gle,
ducks. white Pekin. 2oa22, mixed
colors. i4dls.
Dressed poultry-Fcvls. fresh KIN.
sd. choice 20 fancy. 29MS0 do. SINAI
sizes. c20es broil.ns chickens. near.
IN. 3Sdie. do. Western. 35@3S.
roos,crs. Western. 70. do. southern
italS. spring ducks. nearby. :4Gs5
Potatoes-No. /. nearby. 2ooG3o C
per barrel. No. .. 0Oai75. Jersey
- hushel baskets. 40 /. 5od6S; do.
No ?. e5G3o
FNour sol; winter straight. West
ern. q 0oa625. do. nearby. 5250 go
hard winter. straight. 665H 90. d.
shcr; patent. ooa SO. spring hrs'
,.em 6b0m6 -. DO. patent, SOC
20. 30. shor; patent. SooGS25: fame
spring and c;y mills, patent fam.
brand. S75Ns 80.
Hay Timothy. No /. - o0G24 on
do. 10 .. q 00a % 90. d.. No 3, l65
MlS50. sample. - 5OR $50. y
grad. u 500 - SO: clover mixed ha'
SHIT mixed 5000 20 so. No. !. nike,
y 500 - 90.
Rran So. winter. n loO-poun
sacke. % o00 % 90: do. spring. - O01
ss5o.
Tailow Prime city. loose So d,
spccial loose. Ga prime country. ~
edible. IA t%i,rces. -