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Il walk. an error, 4 BIT batsman
and Conley's single produced two
more runs for the Kiwanis il the
fifth. They concluded their scoring
ii the sixth with two more runs
on an error. 1 walk and singles
By Mira and Conley. ID nctching
his third straight win az the sea-
son, Conley struck out six and
walked four men. He also pro.
aduced half Of his teams total hits
as he collected three singles Ia
four officials trips to the plate.
After being held hitless for five
innings. 81 Mario Martinez the
VIEW rallied for eight runs a the
sixth inning, to deieat he league
leading Lions 9-5. Martinez, who
went into the sixth leading 81,
weakened and walked tha first
three batters in the frame. When
he bohbled Raul Ceryantes ground
er, allowing q run 70 score Mike
Hughes replaced him, but instead
Of putting the fire out, Hnses Weld
ed 4 walk, . single 10 BoAhy
Thompson and doubles o Tiny rs.
tenor and Pete Esqulnaldo. IS.
tenor doubled ID tic L up SIS
while Esquinaldoss came win the
bases loaded 70 send them into
lead.
While Martinez, Was spinning his
IO-hitter, the Lions were backing
him up with some of TIE finest a.
fensive hitting if TIE year. They
picked up ! run Ii the first when
Martinez was safe On "a error.
stole second and came across Cd :
Wild pitch.
They added another ID TIE sec
ond when Hughes was hit 81 4
pitched ban. stole second and
came across on Johnny Garcias
single. They added two more runs
Id the fourth on Earcia,s seennd.
ArmandO Mira's double and Mars
tinez' two Dagger.
IN the fifth, tie Lions eonclua.
ed their scoring when Mo Car.
Ella was safe on 81 error, stole sec.
ond and score "a two Wild pitches.
The YFW finally RDk ID Mars
timer who had retired IS batters
ii succession for 4 run ID re fifth
when Richard Curry was hit 81 !
pitched ban and was pnkhed u
third on walks. 10 Es.en1x and b.
Thompson. Curry scored later 81
John Foley's long ~
Foley. who went de x1nsa FOR
the WV for bis fifth straight win
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Sandy Pointing
For Title Bout

BROOKLYN u Randy Sandy !
22.year-oid middleweight with only
one defeat on his record, to-day
set his sights on Pierre Langlois,
the Frenchman who has been beat.
ING most Of TIE middleweight con-
tenders
But first he has date with
Ted Murray Of New York two
weeks from now At RidgeWood
Grove.
After that one, we're going aft
er Langlols, I said his manager
Hymfe MAILMAN after he whipped
TuzO kid Portupuez 81 Costa
RIGA last night At Eastern Park
way arena.
Sandy weighed Issss % Portu-
ghez 1904.
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Dark Star Racing Career Ends

NEW YORK The racing e..
reer Of Dark Star. the rags to-
riches colt who won the Kentucky
Derby ID one Of the biggest Hpsets
Iin the history Of the run for the
roses; came to an abrupt end to-
day, the result Of 40 injury 10 his
right foreleg.
Owner Harry r. Guggenheim.
who bought Dark star for IS 500
III 1851 1t the KeeneIand Sales
where he was shopping for another
yeariing, said the injury was 4
bowed tendon and that 1t was stlf-
fered ID the Preakness last Sat.
urday.
Thus the brown colt tie only
horse ever to beat Native Dancer
won't get another chance to whip
the Dancer ia the Belmont Stakes
on June Is. Dark Star was running
according 10 schedule ii the Freak
ness. then suddenly LET up 1t the
hree-eighths pole and finally I'm
ished fifth.
There was an ironic coincidence
III Dark Stars retirement. Back
In 1glS, Polynesian, father of Ma
tive Dancer, won the Preakness,
with Hoop il. second. Hoop Jr. saf-
fered an injury ii that race and
never ran again.
We had an indication Of the In
Jury Sunday morning said the
millionaire newspaper publisher.
But we wanted 70 make absolute
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Sports Mirror
~ no Assoeiafad Prese

TODAY A YEAR AGO The
New York Giants defeated the
Brooklyn Dodgers, ~, to regain
first place il the National League.
FIVE YEARS AG0 Lightweight
Champion Ike Williams won j de.
cision over Enrique BoIanos III Is
rounds at Los Angeles.
TEN YEARS AGO The Pitts
burgh Pirates trOnnced the Brook
lyn Dodgers, III, with Vince Di-
Maggie hitting two home runs.
TWENTY YEARS AGO The
United States defeated Argentina
in the Davis Cup tennis elimina-
tons.
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Kiner Made 800
Homer Marx Mon.

PITTSBURGH, Bls Raiph
Kiner boasts 800 home runs loday-.
! feat ~ accomplished faster than
any utheF great slugger h maiOr
leasie hisl1r even The mighty
Babe Ruth
Klnet. Pittsburgh Pirate cutiieid.
Oil attained tie F0al yesterday hy
beliinE ! III pitch q curve ball
ogf Pitcher Al Cofwin IL tie New
Y0rk Glants IA ne filsh Inning with
two teammates nbosFd
That aave Kiner the distinction
q joining ne ranks q II others
who haye III SOC home runa IL
more. They are:
B1he Ruth s1a Jimmy FOxx So.
Mel OF S1l, Lou Gehria Aoi. Joe
DinsaeRio sel Johnny Miza So.
Hank Gfeenhofg 81. Ted Williams
aas, Al Simmons aol, Rogers Horns.
NJ see and Chuck Klein 500
klner d ne only active National
Lacquer h hit 500 Eoundsxippers.
flze, the aginR lirst sAcker 81 ne
New York Yankees, collected some
II he National and the others 81.
he Americas League.
MS I Randsrful foeiine II Nil
so home runs, remarked ne %.
yeaF.old Klner snns h would have
been / re- nicer 4 ~ woald have
woA the game
The Eiants manled three Pitts
hurgh pitchers l0r II hits and n
e.a victory he ninth Ii he last
u games
The ban int kiner heised fnr
hls sosth ronndtfippeF and TIE sixth
q TIE seasen Vas presented Is him
hy Frank Hitler az lke Giants
Hillea caught ElneFs Wanop IN
TIE Ginnss bnIpen 80 teel nom
hoIne pAaie.
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Milwaukee " ms
Tao OUer Reds
q REM PEll EnAR

e9eoeIated Press Sports Writer
Night games turned into night
mares ii the major leagues last
night II one 81 the widest pro-
grams since they first Tipped the
switches that brought artificial
daylight 10 the big time.
Included ii the action were:
1. a modern major league rec
ord Tor consecutive strikeouts.
&. The longest nine inning game
ID tie history Of baseball.
The seasons high III hits for
90 American League team.
A run scored on 1 three base
walk, " plus 3 baik.
One club using "a players,
eQualing The American League
record.
Dig Max SlrkCnt Of the MiIwau-
kee Braves struck out seven Gin
einnati batters II i row, waited
a. minutes for . rainstorm to sub
aide, then famed one more for the
modern record. He won the game,
tie second half Of 4 twilight night
dOuhIeheader, 1913, for his sixth ID
3 row. He hasn't been beaten.
4 gathering of "A, As Of the MIL
waukee faithful brayed six hours Of
rain and high winds To watch their
new pets win both games. Rookie
Don Liddle hurled 1 three hitter
10 take the opener, 81.
The marathon game came at
Yankee Stadium. where the Boston
Red EOx needed taree hours and
s. rninutes 70 whip New York 1t
homo for the first time since last.
August. The score was l4-IO, and
ID running up the margin the Red
Sox pounded six New York pitch
ers fol 70 hits, high ID the AInefi.
can League this season.
Down by Is much as eight runs
The Yanhs rallied ID the late inn.
ings and II the ninth Joe Collins
went al the way around for free.
ne walked, advanced To second
and third uafnoIested and scored
cn ! bnik 81 Ellis Kinder.
The Yankee loss cut their first
place margin to "a games over
he Chicago White Sex, who edged
ST. Louis, rs, although the Browns
threw Is men into the fray. This
tied an American League record
Tor men used
Ii the only other American
League action tire Washington SEN
ators scored i've runs il the first
inning and d0wnad the Philadel-
phia Athletics, 81
III The National League khe twin
Milwaukee, triumph gave the
Braves 4 full game lead over the.
81. LoaiN Cardinals who went Oh
al 18-hit rampage against 1 half
dozen Chicago pitchers II pound
Ing out ~ decision. This game
and New y0rk's IS verdict over,
Pittsburgh were played ii daylight.
BfOokIyn rallied q hand PhlIadel.
phia ils fifth straight loss. 119, at
night nfiGr 1 delay IL Cd hour and
a minutes because Of rain.
Cleveland and Detroit ii the.
American League weren't sehed-
died
Big Ralph Kiner hit his sO0th
major league home run It Pits
bureh. The blast produced al.
thres d ths Pirates runs.
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" certain before making an an
nOuncement Of this important ma
fure.
.You can repair . bowed tendon
so I horse can race, but they 90
back on you again. !"
GHggenheim said that Dark Star
would be rested at his estate, Fall
ice, Id Port Washington, n. ",
until tie fall, then shipped 10 i
breeding farm.
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Boxing Results

BR0OKIYN ansy sandy.
IsssA New xark. ate raso
tKia Porta Costa Riea.
lo
enc ala Fasaro. "a
Roma. ounlea Sanlny R6eers,
as6 nHnt0n Elat alle
EW OIL q eay Cesar.
io. IN. Hsrflora, an.. oulninse
Nalis PaslEan il M Ogieana
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Strand Theatcr Downs Legion
Post q In Junior Loop Action

The Strand Theatre won hard
fought victory last night over the
Legion Post q basebalIers Ia Am
erican League Junior Baseball
league action at Wickers Field.
The score was s.S.
Lefty Caraballo, star Legion
.hurler suffered from i touch of
witness and the movie boys took
advantage Of it and scored 4 run.
in the first inning on 4 walk, i
stolen base and one error. They
came back with four counters 81
the third inning on three walks and
. hit batsman and Carahallo went
to the showers.
Two more runs were scored of
Stiekney In the fifth and they
scored two more runs off Bean ii
the seventh.
Taylor started on the mound for
the theater boys and pitched three
scOreless and hitless innings but
II the fourth. hit and three walks
sent him to cool off and j. Mira
finished the game for the Strand.
Al bat, Bervaldi hit three safely
to lead the Strand batters and
Sims hit two singles and White &
triple to lead the losers at bat.
II the field, Taylor, POns and
Whitaker were the best for the
winners and Bean Bianco and Hop
pey for the losers.
The line score
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AMERICAN
~ he Associated Press

YEsTERDAY,s REsULTB
Boston il New YORK 10
washington Philadelphia
Chicago ST. Louis 8
Only games schsduied III 81
TODAT's SCHEDULE
Boston q PhiiadelpEaia tnl
Detroit at Cleveland tnl
Chicago ii st. Louis tnl
Only games scheduled 4
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TEST The CAR THAT SWEPT The FIELD
IN The PAN-AMERIcAN ROAD RACE

The first ca was Lincoln. Seconds behind were
three other LincoIns- Iii, End. Sid. 4sh among
stock ears il the Mexican Psn,American Road
Race. Test one yourself Only then win you
discover he response Of the 2Os.hOrsepower
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The standings
The WesIs's ehsd dull:

The Weeks schedpIe;
WEDNESDAY, MAY r.
Evans vs. Key West In !
Co.
FRIDAY, NAY q
Pest 1853 VS.. Strand.
SATURDAY., MAY so
Post 6021 vs.. Post e.
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soUTHERN ASSOCIATION

YESTERDAYS REsULTs
Chattanooga rs BlFmlnaham ~
Mobile liEtIn Rock
New Orleans e Memphis -
Nashville . Atlanta
TODAYss scMEDUIaE
Birmingham 1t Chnttafooaa
Mobile q Little Rock
New Orleans at Memphis
Atlanta at NASHVILLE
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BASEB ali, RESULTS

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ANERlCAM Aa68CKATION
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SOUTH ATLANTIC

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Jacksonvflis Homka9nnaFy .
Augusta Ehakleston : (a3 imninagJ
Macon s Columbia 8
savanaai 3 coiumhus
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hlnntfoafy ~ 1krin 0itie
Augusta at 1l61
Maeon q Cciu11I1
Colstnhea q. eA4tN1kn
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Wa engine !. and Of the other kinds Of power
You en- have. Power steering. combined With
exclusive ball joint front wheel suspension. Power
brakes. And ihs 4.way power seat. A Lincoln
Cosmopolitan o. Capri awaits you.
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NATIONAL
YEsTEnDAY's RKsULTs

YESTERDAYS RKsULTB
New York pittsburgh )
Milwaukee s-I0 Cincinnati -
. Sc. Louis II Chicago
Brooklyn II Philadelphia
ssit A g5} F
xODAY's SCHEDULE
81. Louis % Chicago ca
Cincinnati 1t Milwaukee,
Only games scheduled
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Caraballo, Stickney (Sl, Bean;
Taylor, Mira % and Pineda.
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IonIoy and y. Garcia: WllIIafaa-
Gutierrez Cd. Carhonall 90 and
MeMah0n.
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The standings:
AMERICAN LlTILHlKAeun
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Foley and EsQuinaldO: Martinez
Hughes 60 and Disz.
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AWOLs Are Sent
TOkOrea WarfrOnt

CAMP SLOVENIAN, Calf. tn
One hundred and five convicted
deserters and AWoLs, the Army's
first mass shipment to Korea un-
der the new ''get tough" policy, ar
rived here under guard yesterday
for movement to the battlefront.
ALI but two-who had finished
light sentences for being absent
without leave-were confined in
the Camp SLOVENIAN stockade pend
ing departure aboard transports
within three to seven days.
A spokesman said the group,
which arrived by plane from the
stockade at Camp Breckenridge,
KY, was the first to be shipped
off to war in a breakdown on run
Always suspected Of Sinking COM
bat.
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meat course and It was enjoyed by
all. We also had delicious slaw
containing mostly cabbage but
with bits of carrot, cucumber and
onion chopped into it. and we made
it Using saccarine instead of sugar
and lime juice instead of vinegar.
For a vegetable we served Aspar-
agus, and Sylvia's haIf-cup portion
was set aside before we buttered
the rest. She looked very longingly
at the mashed potatoes swimming
with butter and cream, and I told
her I'd be very glad to try and de-
termine the exact ratio OF calories
in a helping of potatoes or the
dessert she was to have that night.
She decided in favor of the dessert
however, because she did have a
nice plateful of food, and she
thought 1t might be hard to sit by
with cup of coffee when we were
having dessert. For dessert, we all
had a lovely chocolate pudding. ]
made it with skim milk and fluffed
it with egg white, completely leav-
ing out the yolk when I mixed 1t
with bakers bitter sweet choco-
late, sugar and cornstarch. II was
very good, and Sylvia had des-
sert glass consisting of a small
helping, minus the whipped cream
of course. Then she almost forgot
the all-important vitamin pill, but
her young son reminded her, so
she took it. She said she didn't
know that there were any decis-
ions to be made when dieting, that
diets were rigid things with no de-
viations. We have decided that it Is
a good thing to know how to add,
subtract and divide, when CONT
ing calories, and maybe we can
make good thing out Oh this.
On reading Ann Delafield's book,
we find that Soya Beans and the
flour are listed as mountaineering
foods, so Sylvia is going to do a
little research tomorrow for reci-
pes using the Soya flour. Maybe
she can find new tummy-filler
for some future menus.
One thing / have discovered
about Dieters. They get in a rutl
They seem to think Of nothing but
food, and we will have to delve
further In the Ann Delafield book
and get Sylvia interested in other
forms of self improvement so that
her face, hair, and personality win
be ready for the new figure as it
progresses.
Another thought just struck me:
In trying to make life happier for
Sylvia, and diets at our table cas-
Ter to bear, 1t might just be that we
win fall into healthier eating habits
ourselvesi
It's still not too late to get on the
Delafield wagon and start yO.r
own course today. Gardner's Rex.
all Pharmacy at l1I4 Truman Ave
nue. has the full Delafield Course,
or the supplementary Reducing
Pills and Vitsrnins alone. It's easy
when you are working with Sylyiai |
--advt.
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Sylvia Feels
Hunger Pangs

I'm beginning to think I'm not
as popular with Sylvia Kanerer as
! was on the day I approached her
with the idea of changing her from
a motherly size IS to a glamourous
"A or IL. You see Sylvia has been
feeling quite hungry, all the appe.
ute reducing pills to the contrary.
Wen, live and learn, you dieting
women, and Sylvia and I have
learned together that she is better
satisfied with more variety in her
eating. First Of all we found that
q cupful of salad OF vegetable is
quite q little bit Of food, but when
you have only a hard cooked egg
or q piece of meat and one vege-
table you feel both cheated and
robbed.
So we decided that if we gave a
meal variety, dieting wasn't as
hard to put up with. Sylvia enjoyed
yesterdays menus much more.
and / didn't feel quite so much
like sinking around in dark cor
|ners every time she turned re.
proachful eyes in my direction.
For your especial benefit, here's
what Sylvia ate yesterday:
Breakfast: five stewed prunes.
made OF course without any sweet
ening. The primes supplied their
own natural sugar. One glass of
skinned milk, and then guess
what? Sylvia was too full for her
cup Of black coffeel She saved it
for later In the morning when she
had her first appetite reducing
pill.
Lunch: One small yellowtail
broiled and seasoned with Key
Lime Juice. We used only a tiny
BIT of SAT- on it. With this she had
her whole cup Of green magic We
getables, but she prepared it thus:
One hall cup Of shredded lettuce
Tor the saIad: Clearing in mind
that an Knocked vegetable is less
fattening than the cooked) and one
half cup Of cooked green peas.
These were only lightly sailed and
had no butter. This was followed
by a glass of iced coffee with no
sugar or cream. Sylvia said she
really felt satisfied after this meal.
We had ''tea" again yesterday
afternoon. Sylvia's tea of course
consisted Of just that plIs her now
familiar sweet tablet. SWITCHED a
graham cracker with mine, and I'll
probably weigh q half a pound
more in the morning. I'm glad
Sylvia Is showing moral terpitude
and also quite a bit OF stamina.
For dinner: We supplemented
Ann Delafield's recommended pro-
TEN with Turtle Steak. / couldn't
find mention Of it anywhere in
the Delafield book, and haven't the
slightest idea how much protein it
contains, but it certainly is a fat
free meat, and II Sylvia gains on
1t, pox on me- Anyhow, the quar-.
ter pound slice Of Turtle Meat was
marinated in lime juice and garlic
for several hours, and then broil-
ed. The whole family had this as a
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*. ". Army Man
Assigned To Duty
AT japan Hospital

With U. S. Forces in Japan =
Army Pvt. Clarence Leland. son
of Mrs. Jessie Leland, 3O4 Julia
St., Key West, Fla, recently be-
gan a new Army assignment at
Camp Mower, Japan.
He is now serving with the U.
s. Army Hospital, Sasebo, Japan,
as a medical aidman.
Leland entered the Army in Jan
uary 1852.
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"SHAME ON YOU''
TICKETS ISSUED

WICHITA, Kan. TIE Shame on
you" traffic tickets were handed
to S57 motorists during a 24-hour
period Wednesday in lieu of regu-
lar tickets that ordinarily would
cost violators from 81 up.
On one side the card said,
"Shame on you" On the other
they asked cooperation in hating
violations.
The s57 tickets attempting to
shame motorists into better habits
compared with an average Of about
100 on ordinary days.
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only isn't because both beauties Gloria Mun otherwise
known miss Key West takes time from her busy school
life to with another beauty in another field Joy Street
famous racing greyhound owned by the Palermo Kennels and
who will be prominent contender when the Key West
Kennel Club track Saturday night Miss Key West
also expected to take part in the Grand Opening with other
Beauty Queens from all parts Of Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Pepco Plans 10 Offer
$40 Million Bonds,
S52,840 New Shares

Potomac Electric Power Co.
yesterday filed a statement with
the Securities and Exchange
Commission seeking registration
Of $40 million of additional first
mortgage bonds and 852,840
common shares to be offered
present holders.
Applications also were filed for
approval Of the financing with
the District Public Utilities Com
mission and the Virginia State
Corporation Commission.
The bonds would be offered
for sale at competitive bidding
and the $40 par shares would
be offered to present stockhold-
ers at the rate of one new share
for each five shares held.
The subscription price for the
new shares, the underwriting
terms and date of issue will be
supplied to the commission later
by amendment.
Proceeds from the additional
bonds and shares would be used
to pay of SO million of 3H per
cent bank loan notes due June
30. 1858. and Sc million of 33a
per cent bark loan notes due
March 19. 1854. The remainder,
together with other company
funds. would be used to pay for
new construction this year,
The company estimated that
1853 construction will require $23
million and that 1854 and 1855
construction will require another
$44 million. 1t expects to seek
around $50 million of financing
next year, either in bank f1nan-
cling or new securities or both,
the statement to the SEC dis
closed.
Dillon Read & Co. of New
York, and Johnston, Lemon &
Co. head underwriters of the
share offering, who have agreed
to market unsubscribed shares.
Other members of the group
include: Alex. Brown g. Sons
of Baltimore. Auchincloss, Parker
q Redpath; Ferris g. Co.. Folger
Nolan, Inc: Goodwin g. Odds,
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt: Mack
all and Coe, Robinson & Lukens,
Rohrbaugh and Co. and Rouse,
Brewer & Becker, all of Wash
ington, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, who have an
Office here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
New York Produce

NEW YORK. May / R.-Butter, 4O4.-
456 steady. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons creamery. higher than 81 score
SSAAl, fresh. 66A cents; 90 score (A)
fresh, 65h-6524; 80 score tB), fresh,
64A; so score co, fresh, 62Ka
Cheese, 3O,350, irregular Wholesale
sales, American scheese whole milk !.
cured. AS 81: single daisies, fresh. 4O1a-
421a; single daisies. cured, 1888: young,
Americas, fresh, 40Ia-42la; young Amer
icas, cured, 1888; flats. fresh, 41-43:
Flats, cured 1888. Midgets. fresh.
42-44s;. midgets, cured, 47-54; processed,
8 pounds. 40-42; Domestic swiss (sin-
41-44; grade &C." $685.
Eggs. l1,444. steady. New York spot
quotations, based largely on exchange
trading. follow: Midwestern: Mixed col
ors: Fancy heavyweishts. 53ha; fancy
large. SEA: extra l large, 52h: extra
l medium. 51h: standards. iaree, so:
current receipts, 49-49ka: dirties, 47la:
weights. 53h: fancy large, SEA; extra
l large, 52h; extra medium. 51l2
Browns: Fancy heavyweights. "a: fancy
large, So: extra large, SEA: extra
Nearby: Whites: Extra fancy heavy
weights. 81: mediums, 51i2: pulletS. AZ.
Browns: Extra fancy heavyweightS, So:
mediums. 51la: pullets. A..