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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Offensive GiarntS
Wide Open Game Seen Between w. D. and
Okla Aeeies Saturday, Both Stress Passes
Nv HAROLD KAHL

When two offensive minded
teams collide a WIDE open game
usually results. That's why the
annual homecoming football game
between University of Detroit and
Oklahoma a. and NJ, here Satur-
day afternoon looms aS-one OF the
best at the stadium this season.
If it comes anywhere near to
being a repetition OF the l94l CON
hict between the pair it will 60
down as the best in years. They
are still talking about last year 5
game in Saltwater when the TitanS
struck like lightning with three
touChdownS IN the second period
10 gain a hard-earned 20 TO IA
victory
All five markers in that game
NeFe-seered- on passes The AggieS
registered first with a touchdown
in the first period and followed
with another early in the second
on II and 26-yard heaVes when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Cleveland Had Better Percentage

Besteh7whie winning many games by one run rs did
Cleveland lost % such decisions CeTeands IL The
Red Sox beat St Louis three times by took two from
Philadelphia and from Cleveland scored i've Washing
ton Chicago knocked New York off five times and
took Detroit into camp eight times.
New York the pennan winner won p games by one run
and lost exactly the number At the bottom of the
standings Chicago which 10 by and
lost the most 81 majority Of the defeats coming when the
White Sox oey handicapped by the absence early in the
season. of hard.htting Taft Wright Six of Chicagos
the strong Boston and New York clubs
Washngons Senators and the Athletics have finished
seventh and eighth in the American League this past
every other club circuit M testify the Mats and AS
tough outfits when it TO winning the close
Between them, these clubs total of So games by a
single Washington winning "a losing u
Athletics winning % and losing 26 Their record
single marker surpassed in 1912 only by Cleveland and
Boston each with 30 victories Cleveland lost Is and
Boston lost %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

the TltanS' defense was caught
sound asleep twice
When the TitanS did wake up II
was like a bolt of lightning. for IN
a little more than 10 minutes they
had three touChdowns, each Of
which was fashioned N brilliant
style with Elmer "Tippy Madarlk
on the throwing end.
Howard Heating clmaXed n
series Of aerialS when he leaped
high into the air and crashed into
the goa post after taking a heave
from Madarik on the 4 Johnny
Biringer ran 30 yards for has after
being on the receiving end of a
forward double lateral while Art
Link Scampercd 81 yards after
Spearing a screen pass for the
final.
.EhaLQtlatrorua- A and ". is OF
Tense minded is best shown in the
teams record NJ five victories,
three defeats and one tie To- date.
Continued on Page 2S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Spdrtdns Work
Up an Appetite

EAST LANSING. Nov. IS The
Michigan state football squad held
an carly morning practice today
and then Coach Charley BaChman
released the gridderS 10 tackle the
turkey.
The latter event all but con
cludeS The training program from
now until Saturday when the
SpartanS face Oregon State last
seasons Rose Bow winner. IN the
1912 finale.
The Beavers. who registered q
1872 triumph over Oregon last
week. are now enroute 10 East
Lansing and are expected 10 arrive
in time for a workout on tho local
gridiron sometime tomorrow
The injury-riddlcd SpartanS have
been holding only light workouts
all week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Regular Afternoon Practice Session Scheduled as
They Prepare for Iowa and Tom-Earmer
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR No, % It's
business as usual fof The tnlvcr-
>ity Of Michigan football squad
today as the Thanksgiving fctc IS
postponed until evening
The regular practice session is
scheduled for the afteEnnGn=AilcI
a two-hour workout IN the autumn
air. the players viii be ready for
turkey and all the trimmings that
Will be served them al the Barton
Hills Country Club
Convincing the Michigan grid
derS that Iowa good enough q
beat the great Wisconsin team, Is
good enough 10 beat Michigan is
the biggest task facing the Vol
VERNE coaches.
Michigan was up for Notrc
Dame and stayed up for most OF
-tf1r- wCUk before ONO STaTC, ONLY
TO falter in the rain on Saturday
Now Iowa comes as an antIChmaN
Nothing is al stake but the pride
and prestige OF Michigan
It's been a long gluelllne sea-
son. Most Of the work has beer
done hl-a dozen ard half T1i,1ty--
ers. II has been kept light TINS
week, but the competition Saiur-
dav will be Of the toughest kind
A victory for Michigan Will give
them tie with Illinois for third
place IN the conference, behind
Ohio and Wisconsin BY the same
token, victory VIII give the
HawkeyeS undiSpu'ed possession
OF third. Coach Fritz CrlSlor has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Franks
Sold 10
Rangers

The Detroit Red Wings have
made their last scoring record
against the New York Rangers
this season
Detroit muTled lis own bat
tcrcS and those NJ most of The
other National Hockey League
clubs by selling goalie Jimmy
Franks to tho New York Rangers
on option last night
Franks Will take ms place in the
Ranger nets tonight al Chicago
against the BlackhaW ks. replacing
rookie Steve BuzlnSki The Red
Wings set an all-tlme league rec
ord with y goals against Bum
SKI here November ,. while IS
goals have poured past the new
conner from Swift River, SaSk. IN
u games. His club Is in last place.
Franks may not start tho Rang
crS on a rush 10 first place, since
the New York defense is still very
unstable. Nevertheless, ne IS *
pccted 10 be a great improvement.
a native Of Melville. SaSk. Franks
has been an undcrStudy goalie
for the Red Wings for five years.
lic turned pro with the Pittsburgh
Hornets m the So 81 season and
has since served with indianapolis.
lie was offered the indianapolis
lob this season hut disagreed with
manager Jack Adams Of the Wings
on salary.
This is Franks first real chance,
nj a Nationa Hockey League Job,
lie played one game for Detroit
two seasons ago. Tho new Ranger
netmlnder IS married and has one
child He makes his home ia
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
FEfERS WIN FIRST ON NEW COURT
SeIfridge Beats ST. Morys in Hangar

Selfridee Field dedicated its
new basketball court with a most
satisfactory al 10 10 victory over
ST. Mary's College of Orchard
Lake last night.
The court is in Hangar No. Z
and ranks with the finest In the
Midwest. 1t is made in eight
parts and can he moved after
each game and the hangar turned
back 10 its original use.
The Filters turned out a fine
looking ball club despite the
handicaps they have 10 overcome.
The coach is Capt. William Ross,
special services officer, who was
mentor for Is years at Libert,
New York High before joining the
staff Of Columbia University.
Practice is uncertain for the
therS The men can't all get off
at The same time and II is i'm
possible 10 use the new floor for
but games. Several
practice sessions were held in MI
Clemens, ROSeville and Algonac
before the season opened last
night
Several we'll known Detroiters
are on the SelfrIdge Field quintet.
Sam Lelbcrman. who was the top
scorer with seven field goals,
played three years at Central
High and the same number Of
seasons for Lawrence Tech. Six
feet SIX inches tail. he is an ideal
center and an excellent shot
Pfc Bobby Roth was captain
AZ WAYNE University. in 1898,
after three years at Central High.
lie also played with the Detroit
Auto Club and the Detroit Eagles
Cpl Vaughn Waddell played at
Central and then for many years
IN Scmipro and amateur fivcS
around the state.
Among other outstanding mem
hers OF the squad are Cpl. Her
man FuetSch If San Francisco
Olympic Club, Pvt. Elmer Reiman
OF Buffalo and Sgt. John White
of Christopher, TIT
The soldiers took the lead early
and held u throughout
IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Tribes Feat Disproves Old Axiom

Putting slight old baseball axiom that the
club winning the championship the Indians
lost fewer games by any other club the circuit
IS
The Indians under youthful Manager Lou Boudreau won
games ny from Washington took six each from
Chicago and the winning York Yankees edged St
Louis five by took three one-run decisions
Boston from Detroit and from Philadelphia.
The Indians down by six occasions by
scrappy Browns four times by Detroit twice each
by Chicago Philadelphia and Boston and by Washington
and New York.
Marchidou who won games Tor thc eighth place As
topped every huer in the circuit for by run
scoring II victories distributed follows Chicago De
trot . Boston ST. and Cleveland l. Eight com
pee games He beaten only twice during the ny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
5000 May See Wings, Leafs Play Tonight
B-DdY Meeting
Opens in South
-Iniled ErsAS

B. L nited- EtaAE-----
Favored by the fact that the
track lies within easy walking dis
tance Of the heart Of the city and
viii therefore create no tranpor-
tation problems, the fair grounds
in New Orleans opens today for a
15-day meeting
The SiX-furlong Thanks giving
Handicap. tho Turkey Day feature.
was split into two divisions with
the faSt-Sjepp.ng Brownie, the
high weight with 40. in the first
half and FIRST of all the top-weight
at us in the second
OF the SIX named 10 oppose him,
AlbatroSS, Madgama and Can {
Lose are expected 10 give Brownie
the most trouble While Pompion
and Marogay are rated the princi-
t-ruutrTuCTS fGT INST OF all IN
the second division,
The Bowie feature Is the $500
Endurance Handicap for which a
field of IL, topped by CaStlemaur
was named
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

never been beaten rs Iowa and
since coming 70 Michigan has
never lost more than TWO confer
ence games IN a season
The records q the two schools
for the first nine games give the
Wolverines wide edge n often
siyc play and the visitors viii have
A slight margin on defense Against
the same opposition, Michigan has
all the best Of the figures They
beat Great Lakes. 9 10 q. while the
Sailors trounced Iowa. p 20 o.
Michigan downed Illinois % 10
II and Illinois trimmed Iowa,
y 10 7
Coach CriSler and his aides are
satisfied with the Michigan attack,
bur the defense IS getting a lot ot
attention Pass dcIenAe -X-A&-na-
Jht program all week Tom
Farmer I> Iowa star HEAVIER and
has gained an average OF IS yards
IN each OF nine games
Coach Eddie Anderson has been
known 10 assemble a pretty fair
team around one star. as witness
-rT1S 1889 cub with Mic kinnick.
which turned back great Mime
sofia and Notre Dame teams
Best receiver Us Bill Burkett. a
strong rangy end with a fine pair
Of hands He has caught FIVE
touchdown passes Farmer IS the
quarterback IN the r formation
and does the passing Anderson
has much Colorful football n offer
off the T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
New Orleans Dropped
As Cardinal Farm

ST. LOUIS. Ncv - ItS'
One link was loppra from 'rc So
Louis Cardinals chain yt01- ,ys-
tom when they announced fues
would not renew then working
agreement with the New Orleans
club Of the Southern Association
for 1913. because ~ the unccr-
tainty Of tho military draft status
Of young players.
Meanwhile Cardinal rfiCldcr
Frank Creepy Crespi informed
me club ms draft board has classi-
fed hm IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
LOST MOST GAMES. S. BY ONE RUN

PAU lDzzplT had for of his
temperamenal outbursts Briggs Stadium last summer The
Tiger finger did pitch in hard luck.
Among starting haTers Trout lost the most by one
rn-eieh according released ny the American
League This figure matched by Johnny
Murphy, Yankee relief hucker Edgar Smith Of the White
Sox games during the set back seven
by a single
Indians and Phil Marchdon Of the Philadelphia
Athletics down and individual aurels for won
ty single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Old Hate Still
Burns and Fuel
HasBeen Added
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

It's the Detroit Red Wings
against the Toronto Maple Leafs
tonight the first time the two
clubs have met on Olympia leo
since the rieteHS Stanley Cup play
offs.
Another jam packed house IS
expected as the Detroiters fight to
stay in their tie with Chicago for
the National Hockey League lead
The champion Maple Leafs are
only one point back. burning with
ambition and the same old hatred
of Detroit.
Box Office Manager Charles Es-
coe expects a crowd of 1900, if
the late rush takes 1000 tickets
which were still on hand this
morning But prospects of the
season record crowd would bring
no smile TO Coach Happy Day Of
the Leafs. for his club gets no
share Of the gate Besides, he's
still nursing grudgeS from last
season against the Wings and has
new -rrTrTdUVPS 10 bOOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
WHAT'S SECRET

Still unhappy despite his teams
triumph in the cup play and their
recent victory over Detroit at To
ronto. SD, Day refers 10 the Wings
IN print as. those punkS,' evi-
IDENTIFY cant understand why they
are in the league race. Now he's
angry because the Wings, who
had foresight enough to develop
feeder" farm clubs. wouldn't cut
their roster 10 match Toronto.
The Leaf boss has a right to be
unhappy He must send The cham
pionS against Detroit tonight with
b men tnthe Wings Even 10
get IL men on the bench he must
start Jack InGoldSby, 1S-year-old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Blue Jackets Eleven
Can CIin(h Grid Title

Blue Jackets. only indicated
and united eleven in the Detroit
Night Football League. Will At
tempt 10 annex the Semipro loop
crown tonight when n engages
Varsity in tho feature OF Two
Thanksgiving Day games in Mack
Park.
Blue Jackets, with five Victories
so far, can cop the league title
by winning tonight Varsity has
two wins and ono tie against
three losses The game starts A.
9 p. m TildenS face Birdhurst al
Z 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Pass Up Captain

LAFAYETTE. Ind Nov &c
GNS)-An indication that col
legeS themselves are uncertain rs
10 the future Of intercollegiate
football was seen today in tho
failure Of Purdue TO elect a 1913
football captain because Of tho
uncertainty regarding personnel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
DiMae Had Batting Cap on Twice
Baseball briefs:


Joe DMaggio Of the Yankees didn't make five hits one
throughout the 1912 American League he had
of the biggest days batter had all in the total
bases department On April D. Jong Joe had homer and
two tiples the plate and May he hit for
IL total bases home and triple in five
Ted Williams and DMaggio continue to stage fine duel in
the unbatted-n department. Williams 1877
him total Of SIS for the past four years against D
Maggo sol total for the period Joe batted ia
in 1912 Teds first year in the majors 1899 when he
bstted in las against Joes 29 DMaggio 1870
outdd Ted 133 to 49, edged him in this department
1941 driving in l25 Teds 100
Biggest single inning Of the 1912 hung
UP by the Yankees September against Philadelphia
Yanks made 10 in the sixth inning they
Athletics. II 10 D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Angels Sign Manager

Los ANGELES, Nov. Is GNSl.
Bill Sweeney who has managed
two Pacific Coast League base
bali teams has signed onc-tear
contract 10 manage a third Los
Angeles Sweeney vas Ar~oI
coach last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
NeWhouser in Top flaming Bee

Srkeout performances by American League hurlers in
1912 under those 19 when the top tanning Job
turned by little Tommy Bridges Detroit
Philadelphia baters ~ innings June 10 This past
Oscar Judd Boston Buck Newsom Washington Hal
NeWhouser Of Detroit Boroy of New York each
turned in 10 strkcouts in one game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Williams the American Leagues leading hitter
for the past two still has find the homer range
Washington spacious Griffith Stadium.
For TWO straight Ted has failed circuit
that park which has distance Of 52s plate
10 right shorter than right fci Phladepha
or Chicago bu which has high barrier Williams banged out
one homer in 1912 ~ Cnicagos COmskcy Park has top
night field distance Of 352 fec' against he made
there Ia 1891 IN 1912 ne made or homers New York
against IN 1941.
This past season Ted 50 homer total distributed as
follows At Boston 1f Chicago T. Cleveland Detroit 8 New
York 4 Philadelphia a. ST. Louis and Washington none His
1871 record Al Boston H. Chicago Cleveland Detroit ?
New York Philadelphia Louis and Washington none
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

ANN ARBOR Nov. % It's been beaten rs Iowa
the UuIycr- coming Michigan
sy Of Michigan football squad lost than COME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Stocks Continue
Quiet With
Minor Changes
Pullman Stands Out
With Full Point
Rise; GIN Unchanged

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 GNS).-
The stock market continued quiet
and narrow at the opening today
as traders awaited news on the
Indian situation and on the Ameri-
can offensive in the Pacific.
Trading was light. While most
changes were small Pullman stood
out with a jump of a point tc
.2iH on It's first few sayeS, re-
spending 10 firSt-half earnings.
General Motors, Anaconda In
tcrnational Harvester. Standard
Oil Of y. j., Southern Pacific
s Rubber American Tobacco
"B" and Commonwealth Edison
all were unchanged from Satur-
days closing levels.
Bthlehem. International Nickel
and American Airlnes gained
fractions. General Electric, Santa
F'c and Air Reduction cased.
Initial quotations follow: Beth
lFhem Steel. 527s. up Is General
Motors, 37%, unchanged. United
States Ruhhcr-lS,- Unchanged
Union Carbide, g. off -: Ana
conda. 25i unchanged: General
Electric, 26A, off - New York
Central 50, unchanged; STANDARD
OIL Of New Jersey. 81 unchanged
American NITl1neS. y. up y, ano
Air Reduction. 327s, off y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Free Trade Doctrines Shot through With FaIIacy

strictly Bookkeeping standpoint free trade doctrines
though plausible shot through with aacy Theorists arb
the ledger Of true For example
unemployment buy competitive
of home higher
necessarily affecting For the opera
diSempOy American worker, and the cost OF
the
important than the dollar and aspect of the
problem national security. Where nations
alien materials and other
products element They the vu
o o. blockade the
Likewise international specialization
world the world in which live is
highly and accelerated huX The genius
pcrpetua upscttng the established
OF c and deprvng nature itself OF It's monopoly
SynthctCS INTO
and the trend is for great and
develop well diversified and balanced
highly specialized economies Where
there undue specialization based natural monopoly as IN
Chile primaCy nltrateS nation
out position tends become impaired when
SCIENTISTS develop Compe products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
.0IdIs P dnt Gets 6
Coveted Award
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. Aug. 10.-OldSmoble
division today vii lbe the recipient
of the coveted army-navy award
for high achievement i'm Production
of war equipment.
In colorful ceremonies this after
noon at the plant, Brig. Gen. A. G.
Gillespie. commanding officer OF
the Watervliet arsenal will make
the award to s. +. Skinner. gen
cral manager.
I'm their desire 10 aid the
cause of America and To hasten
victory. Oldsmobile men and
women hate eXerted every effort
10 increase arms production"
Skinner said in paying tribute
to his employees.
Others who Will participate to-
day are James A. Bowden, Olds-
mobile employe representative
Col A. B. Quinton Jr.. u, S. A;
Mayor Sam Street Hughes, c, +.
Wilson. president of General Mo-
tors Corporation; Gov Van -Wag-
oner and the ForSt Custer military
band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Auto
Graphs
us. to Get Check
on Womanpower in
Orea After Drive
BY SILER FREEMAN

Many months ago this column
reported that Washington had
told the automobile manufac-
turers TO be prepared to hire all
the women they possibly could
and then look for the lame, the
halt and the blind" Far-seeing
production chiefs could see the
handwriting on the wall; severe
labor shortage.
Not all the women available
have as yet been hired or even
listed. The drive 10 list them and
sort them out according to capa-
biiitirs, training and residence
begins today with the opening of
mail deliveries as carriers start
delivering $4,000 queStionnaires.
1t will be a gigantic task for
the United States Employment
Service 10 sort and file all the
returns. Sometime this fall, some
Of the women who report them
selves available for work will be
called TO the USES Tor personal
interviews.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Urge Tax Boost
For Pay Raises
In Batt|eCreek.
Commission Expected
TO Act on Putting Issue
on November Ballot
Times Stah Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. TO-
City commissioners tonight are
expected to recommend the plac-
ing on the November ballot pro-
posal 10 boost the tax limit in
Battle Creek at least one mill 10
provide money for pay increases in
the police and fire departments.
Faced with shortage of man.
power and with the possibility Of
losing more men 10 better pay
ing industrial Jobs, chiefs of both
departments have asked that a
So weekly increase be given men.
Commissioner Robert Agnew of
the public safety department, is
said TO favor the departmental
proposals and will ask that the
commission vote 10 place the is
sue before the public in the gen.
oral election
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Duchess. fancy. 81 81
bu No. 1. 81 IS, No 2. 75c. yellow
Transparents No. /. Si.50nl75 bu. No
2, 81. l00 l.25. Blackherries fancy. s.
2i.qt. crate; No /. SiG4.50. Cantaloupes
No l. S3N3.s0 bu No. 2 So Cherries
sour. No. l. S30 so 24-qt crate. Huckle
berries. 40. l. S7a75 80 24-qt. crate, No
SO. Early Peaches fancy $3.50 bu
No. !. $1,000 Pears No. /. s2q2 s.
bu; No 2. 81. Plums fancy. 50 bu.
No. !. S292. so; No. 2 si.75.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-
Head Lettuce. fancy. 81 bu. No. !, 81. q
l. 50 q t5c bu. Romane No I, ioH coo
bu. Escarole. No. J. 50u soc bu No. 2
soc Endive. fancy, 81. 80 bu; No j
'vEGETABLE GREENs-Collards. No. l.
40 q 65c ou sorrel, No 1. 50n65e bu
Spinach No. /. S1n125 bu. No 2, 75c
Turnip No. !. sou 75c bu. Mustard. No
l. sou 7jc bu. Cabbage Greens. No. /
Swiss Chard No 80 "6oc bu
VEGETABLES miscellaneous -Aspara
gus No. soc - 23 don hchs; No 2
50 7jc Roman Beans. fancy, 81 25 bu.
No. !, S2u2 80; No. ?. 81 Is. Flat Cree
Beans 40 ]. 81 50 M. p 81
Round Green Beans. fancy 50. Is bu. No
g No 70 2 sl Ks1,ck Hor' %"s5s,
Pesns. No l. S2n225. 10. Sl.25 Lima
Beans. No. /. S275q3 bu. Beets. No /.
IS " SOC dor. bchs beets, topped No. /,
75cuS1 bu Broccoli. No, I. <2u % bu
Cabbage No 40 q soc bu Red cabbage.
No J. s5cHSi bu Curly cabbage, No !,
so " 75c bu Carrots No. / 80 n f0c doz
bchs carrots topped No. l. i2j bu.
No. 2 75c.
cauanower. No. I. Si.5Oa2: bu. No 2.
S1T1 25 Celery fancy sou TIC dOz. bchs
No. J. IS i5c; No. 2 15u20c Celery
Cabbage No / xl21u l-Anr-An-2 81 syn
Corn fancy. 81 80 5doz. sacks; No /.
s5c ~ 81: No. ?, SO n 75c. Cucumbers, shcers,
o0c % 81 % bu Dills. No. !, 81 5092; No.
3. Eggplant. No. l, s2.75H3 hu. Kohl
rabi No. l. 6oG 75c doz bchs Leeks, No.
1 S1Ti25 doz bchs Onions dry No a.
S1ftI.25 5O-lh. sack: No 2, 500 90c; green.
No $50 soc dor. bchs Curly Parsley.
No l. 40G SOC doz. bchs. Okra No. /.
81 50ni ~ peck basket Parsley Root, No.
J. 90 ~ soc dor bchs Peppers. hot, No I.
s5 pOc hu sweet, No l. s. ~ e0c bu Po-
fatoes. fancy. 81 SO12 40 l. 81 20 q 20
bu No .. 75a s5c Radishcs red fancy.
75c doz bchs 40 I ~ ~ csc No. 2. SOC
long white No l. 50 n G5c doz. hchs Ruta-
hagas No l. 81 bu summer Squash. No.
1 as "a soc - hu squash Table Queen.
No i S2d225 hu Italian squash, No. l.
&c Il 81 neck basket. No 2. soc. Tomatoes,
fancy, 7sn gOc 14-lh basket: No. ]. 80 .
$50. No. 2. SOC Turnlps. No ], 80 1900
dor. .ochs. ,urniP,s. topped fancy si2'
EGGs Large. si2 50Ii3 3o-do1 case
medium. Slid1l 50.
POULTRY Live hens, heavy breeds,
2fT2sc IN; leghorns. - = 25c; hroilers,
heavy, 20 a 3lc; eghorn, 2iu Csc ID.