davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12
GEORGIA Glynn County.

70 al Whom it May Concern:
edo Miller having in proper form
applied to ME for permanent letters OF
OF administration ON the estate OF
Prince jackson. late of said county
this is to cite all and singular The
creditors and next of kin OF Prince
Jackson to be and appear at my of
flee within tho time allowed by Law
and show cause why permanent ad
ministration should not be granted tc
Edo Miller on Prince Jackson's estate
This 18th. day of October. 1916.
EDWIN w. DART.
10-12. 10 26 81. Ordinary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

Henry Ford is out in an interview
IN which he asserts with more or less
emphasis that President Wilson de-
serves a landslide. II he thinks SO
strong enough, his check book would
make a very fine argument in that di-
rection.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

II those German submarines work
ing on Sunday kept within the law,
then why is the government Of the
United States SO very worked up over
the thing? Three miles and a small
traction is as good as three Thousand
miles SO far as the legal right Is con
cerned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

Would ii not be good idea for the
Board Of Trade to call a public meet
ing for the purpose of asking the
steamer lines to give us passenger SER
vice to New York? 1t certainly would
do no harm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

The New York Herald III its poll
of the coming presidential election
actually comedies Wisconsin to VIII
son, Mark well the prediction. II
Wilson gets Wisconsin then he gets
q landslide.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

The new premier Of Japan in an in
teryiew with the Associated Press
says be win strive for peace with
America. The job win not be very
hard one If the premier is really in
earnest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

1t is stated by the New York World
that Ambassador Gerard is coming
home to tell the United States govern
ment that Germany is about to put
blockade on our Atlantic coast.
Perhaps, but his trip is little dila-
tory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

The latest fashion edict is to the
effect that stout men should not
wear stripes" We do not know about
that, there are a great many fat men
who ought to be made to wear them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

We are afraid that Ambassador
Gerard did not have that peace dove
along when he sailed for home and
if he did indications are that it escap-
ed from its cage on the voyage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

Now speaking of "a strict account
ability" would not President Wilson
have Il job on his hands If he laid that
rule down to Chas. e, Hughes?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

II our good old friend John nun
would pay more attention to the Ger
man navy and less to the United
States mails. 1t might save many of
its merchantmen and at the same time
inniot some real punishment on the
enemy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

villa Is now wearing a full set &C
whiskers. He must be contemplating
a race for The presidency OF Next
co,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

II viii now be up to Candidate
Hughes to blame the Wilson admins
fration for the work of that German
submarine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

Giynn County.
City of Brunswick
United States Court, Southern Dis
triet Of Georgia, for ten counties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12
Brunswick Marble {
Granite Works
1927 Newcastle ST.
j. j. EDGE MGR.

Wigh. 4 Gowen nave all kinds Of
fresh garaen seeds which they guar
antae 10 be rsdabie and can be De
z, njed on for a sure crop. Bulk seeds
ia speciality P.ices are righL2aone 5SI
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-12

Business Office. Editor1al Eoosn. 1SS
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

Gisr.n.r IuJ Ares Dutch. N'' York fer Cal
rufs
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
CARPET CLEANING.
DIAMONDS.


HENRY BRADY sac,i-s Auciioaesr. sell, thi'
dsy. az O'Clock in q Do Afternoon. a. Yea k,ls,e
Biis of Rsnco NacionM De Mexico amounting %
Bi1s ~ Ranro De- Iordres MEXICO amounting
20 about IS Ol1 pesos. Mexican currency
Bis of Becco lucsteoo amounting 10 about
a $50 pesos Mexican currency
Bllls ~ Hanco oriental no Mexico. amounting 70
about lee 100 pesos Mexican currency
BIS 0f Baucl Meicantl de lucatan. amounting
70 about 80 pesos Mexican currency
Blls % Bancl Miuero de Chihuahua. amounting
70 about $40 pesos. Mc1ic al currency
Bills " Bancn IcIrsu.sr Do Nucaian. amounting
20 about 2s5 pesos Mexican currency.
EIl. - Bancl M-..sn'u de Vera Cruz. amount
ing TO about 49, pesos. Mexican currency.
Bills " Bauco Mercsufl dc Monterey. amounting
20 about 050 pesos. Mexican currency
BIS or Bsuco Occidental de Meri-o. amounting
20 about goo pesos. Metcan clrfel.,N. -.
Ei.s Of HauD0 de Queietsro. amounting 20 about
BIS of Bauco de- Aglascasn'es amounting 20
about 000 PESOS. Mexican currency.
Bills Of Bsnco Del Istado 90 MEXICO. amounting
20 about lOlQ pesos. Mexican currency
Bills of Bsnco de Coahula. amounting 20 about
] $40 pesos. Mexican currency.
Bills ~ Esnc0 de san Luis fo'osi. amounting O.
about 2.3S0 pesos Mexican currency
Rlls of Bsnco de Tabasco. amounting 20 about
go pesos MEXICAN currency.
Bils of Banco ce Jalisco. amounting TO abou,
| Z $40 lcsos Mexican currency.
Bis % Banco de Iacatecas. amounting 70 about
.. $50 pesos. Mexican currency.
Bills ~ BaIUo ae Hlials0. amounting 20 about
500 pesos. Mexican currency
BIS Of Bauco dc Gu4nsllato. amounting % about
/ 200 pesos. Mexican currency.
Bills Of Banco le Durango amounting 10 about
go pesos. Mexican currency
Bills o. Banco he YamaulipsS. amounting 10 sboui
} s 0t0 pesos Mexican currency
Bills NJ Banco De sonora. amounting 70 about 100
pesos Mexican currency
Bills Of Banco Qc Morellos amounting 70 about
! 100 pesos Mexican currency
Bus - Bsngo 10 Guerrero. amounting 10 about
100 pesos MEXICAN currency
I Bi.is " Coml,ion ReguIsdors del Mercsdo d.
I Htncqu-n amounting to about fieo pesos. MeIcaa
D. rurefrs
sale
Alfred SMITH Sherr
NICHOLAS I. SlNNOTT. Deputy sLenr.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

dav. and fluctuations reflected the IN
fucnco Of comparatively small orders
in either direction.
There we're a few overnight buying
orders around the ring AZ the start, and
the opening was generally TO 4 points
higher. The Eastern belt forecast, IN
dicating nothing more disturbing than
showers IN more central sections. and
spccial report from the Weather Bu-
rcau 10 the effect that the Gulf storm
was losing force. checked the early
buving movement. however, and prices
soon turned easier. The decline car
riod the new crop positions about 10 TO
II points under last nights closing hg-
ures. with October contracts selling on
10 1894, or about 22 points under the
high level Of Wednesday afternoon.
The market then steadied on trade buy
ing and covering, and closing prices
were at practically the final figures OF
the previous day on new crop dellV-
cries.
The weekly report of the Weather
Bureau indicated that the crop mad
made favorable progress in most sec
tions during the last week as result
Of favorable climatic conditions. but
again mentioned increasing damage by
boil wcevil On the whole II was eVi-
IDENTIFY considered about standoff and
exercised no appreclable influence on
the days fluctuations. Bulllsh South
crn spot advices may have helped the
rally from the low point of the morn
ing. but bushes was not active enough
TO indicate any fresh sentiment OF con
sequence around the ring, and the fuc-
tuations Of the last few days have
probably suggested little more than
roadustment of accounts following the
sharp break which occurred right after
the publication of the governments
crop report on last Saturday.
Southern spot markets, as officially
reported. were all unchanged, with a
comparatively small volume or busl-
ness.
Fxports for the day were 1894
bales. making 5.600s7S so far this 'es-
son.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
CITATIONS.

sf,rAFg Lucy D-THE PEOPLE {
,be efz,e q, Now York. oy ~, Gtac
cod r-eo and Independent 10
T.OrTsA MARCH ALLEN.
TTOPA MARCH TURNER.
GEORGE ST ANA -.
ARGTERfTE ST hNAhl az
FANNING g.. 7. BECK,
,.. nat-. srd next - kin - LJcr .
LEAP. deceased. SEND GREETlSG
WUEREAS. HORATtO KRANs. 8
-esides a. Mountain Lakes. county ~ y
lie STATE - Ne~ Jersey. has lately apr ?
% tho Surrogates' Court on our -olnl
%ew YORK. 20 have certain in.trg-
N Urifing dated the SET day - Hr-
fqf2 relating 20 personal property q
,ro,ed a. the iast VIII ans Iss'sn
fIcy y SHEAFE and certain lrs-
mont In writing dated fne llth "a Z
Ture. 1918. duly proved a. cclici. t
last VIII and Testament Of LUCY
stfrAtr- vino vas. a. the tim. ots
death. resident Of The county 1
THEREFORE. You and each ~ yea
cf,cd 70 SHOW cause berore the SurroCr
Court of our County % New YORK a, ,
Hall Of Records. IN the County az "
York. on the 25th day ot july. oht
sand nine hundred and sixteen, AZ !.
nssf ,,n o'clock in the forenoon f 2.
Isv whv the said wal and T.ss-s
md tho said Codicu thereto should tI
admitted to probate as a VII os pe'x;
T% TESTIMONY WHEREOF, V. "a
caused tho seal of the Slrrogsies C'.
of the said county Of NeT YORK w
hersunto sfrx.d. q.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN ? q
WALAN. Surrogate of our salc eo..
o., New York az said County q, =
dav - June m the year ~ our Lore =
thousand. nine hundred and sixteen.
DANIEL + DOWDNEr,
Seal Clerk Of the Surrogates Cosr
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
COTTON DECLINES,
BUT CLOSES STEADY
Trade Buying Causes Slight
Rally After Slump Following
BeariSh Storm News.

A feeling that the Gulf storm was
diminishing in violence without having
caused any material damage 20 the
cotton crop seemed responsible for an
early decline IN the cotton market yes
terday. but some trade buying devel-
oped below l3 cents for October and
rallies followed. with the close steady
net points higher 20 point lower.
Trading was quiet during The entire
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Afternoon Boat

ror Rear Mountain. West Point. Newhurgh
Poughkeepsle. Kingston and esy sndings
leaves Desbrosses ST.. 40 =. VI W,st -
Anrkcre - = NJ DaMy eAcept SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
CATSKJLL EVENING LINE

leaves daily except Sunday. T. 81 christie
pher S.. .. W i2ath 81. $50: Yonk"rs
= 81 for NeNburgh. Cstskil. Hudson
CoNsarkie Tickets interchangeable Win
those of Day Line Tel 1927 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Trading I'M coffee was comparatively quiet
total sales aggrcgatinG 80. 500 bags. but aiter
a slight hesitation az the start. prices again
showed frmness and at the close of the daE
were : 90 10 points net higher. Cost ana
freight offers from Brazil showed a further
advance, with Santos As quoted a. lO'sW
1Ot.c. London credits and trade interest.
were conspicuous on the buying side mere
Operators were somewhat AT loss regard
ing the cause OF the frmncss IN Brazil cs-
pccially as press advices from Santos said
that tho British Bank OF South America had
estimated the Rio crop az 100000 bags ana
Santos al 0.00O 600 20 100000 This was
about i'm line with the popular idea here re-
eardine the crop and u was thought that
Wednesdays estimate OF 100000 bags Tor
Sac Paulo did not include the yield an Minas.
A. best. the market was rather narrow ana
easily Influenced. and prices advanced Win
out much opposition. Statistcian Laneu-
Vile. of Havr.. placed last years total pro
duction Of coffee 70 20. 900 BAGS. Frice'
in the Santos futures market were un-
changed % 25 points higher at the opening
and IL was said that during the day there
vas very firm feeling. with further buyinS
on the part Of exporters. who were sppHr-
entity covering their short contracts. me
local SPOT market was inactive. but prices
were frmer. with Rio .s quoted at else and
Santos 4s ~ lO'sc. Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

Local Oricisl Record. T1e following o7'rial record
from fhe Neathc- Bureau Shows fle changes Boo the
temperature f0r fhc as twenty four hours IN com
parison With Tho corrc, ,goUling da'e of last year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
METALS.

The street market for copper was quiet
with electrolytic quoted at 26U-9c Tor SEP
tembcr and later delivery. On the New,
York Metal Exchange TIM was qule1 anu
unchanged at 10 soc for spot IN fve-ton lots.
while lead was easier at 6.5Oc asked for Ne"
York spot. and 6.lOc asked, East ST. Louis'
Spcltcr was weak and unsettled. with Ne"
York nominal and East ST. LOUIS lo'-''
asked. The American Smelling and kehnihE
Company reduced the price of Shipment ie"9
10 7G6.5Oc i'm 5O-ton lots. I'm London lead
Was quoted at e2S 5s for spot and at So 's
for futures and speltcr spot at $40 Jos and
futures at g43 los. Copper m London W",,
Quiet. with no sales reported and standard
spot quoted at e91. futures az $50 and o'ec
troI,tir spot M $50. Tin iu London closed
AT gl-5 for standard spot and az 81 'S as Tor
futures. with sales Of 80 tons spot and 200
TONS futures
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
BUSINESS CARDS

ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
CnTTnNSEEn OIL.

The market for co,tousccd oil was easier
closing with net losses of 10 10 points
Total sales FOR the day were lS.lOO harrels,,
Longs were active sellers at times ana
apparently were inclined 90 dispose of their
holdings. owing 60 the apparent narrownc'.,
Of the market and tho recent evidences q,
an easier undcrtonc. The reaction in larl
also had moro or less influence althouth
early i'm the day the lard market was at the
birh point Of the season. The consuming dc
mand was inactive and. while stocks arc
small. buyers were indifferent and II was
thought that prevailing prices were curtal'-
ing consumption. while buyers were waiting
for the new crop.
Rance Of priccg.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
SCHOOL AGENtiKs.

.,,.,ican and Foreign Teachers As.,I.
cfrrlI,- Professors. Tea 1sfs, Il,
covc-nesses. etc. 70 College,. schoeii q
Families App.y 10 MIC. ID ). 10Y.
tT-TTDN. % Trion Sqrar-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

COLV1ILE INDIAN RESERVATION.
WASHTNGTON. OPEN FOR SETTLE
MTNT Drawing July 27th About t0o. 900
hcres Fruit Farm. Dairy and Grazing
land. Complete Sectional Map Descri p
ZION anc Information. postpaid. 800 SOL
diers sailors Tor their Widows ~ tho
CiyU or Spanish Wars may register by
Agent We will forward blank FORM. 20
thsrl = desired. stating service SMITH
= uecEEA. Eagle Bldg. STokans. Wash
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Shibbing Information ana ,v.,1
Marine NeWS OF the WOnd

,.so n,y ~ and kingston 7o To The United fru'
90 win fruit Hsf a. ,a. in d, 10 Norton. LILY
90 Bsr ~ n ~ y m 'il g., "a. sonthern
Pro,eus. New orl,an1 July 20 U
l,.,,s rsrfss.na Inn, - Puerto tolomnl'
a. s,,,ts Nar. ri Colon 90 and Kingston JUL,
to the United Fruit 90. with mans "np n''''
,I,ms,ps l w c,rssens June o. Puerto colomel,
% and kingston Iuy 10 tho United ff9t ~
"',9 w. ma,' y, Augusta sasannah July to tho Ocean
ss 60 with mdse quar- At ', a.. mso,,,b,rn rade
III CfI GALVESTON june 800. To iie H""'"''"
Co with mdse quar- a. - n H., ,,,,. co
n,to sabine June ~. Ia the STANDARD Trans 20
win mise quar- et eva m. ,. s,,,hern (, Co
vifn u,dse quar- ~ % m. , =,
TrlE fBD Port Reading N BoNnns ~
oq;5 onI,.,o, al 's M ou,ratsTam -.
0fsns Nassau Dutch. Amsterdam Nay n.,oe,ss,
val "a Madeira - raramariho June " 1,, ei,.a, =
~ r-in,d,d l4 Caripano u. La Guayfa -. Puerto
CAhelo IT, Tucacas 20. curacao "a 'H-",. ~,
;I,s 20 r. GSa' SS ro I 4. o rsi, all 30 and c,po
Isvti.n luly l. 10 Punch. Fdye n 30. win man'
and mi,e Bar at 10 10 IN. ..., v.,,,
Cbaparra tCubsnl. Carlens June y ana ns,'n
"a Iuy l. to G4ban a 60. with sugar. b'' ~
rsr'n"I,ah (Brl. Liverpool iune 81 10 tho com
pasnie Generate rransatlantique. Baf a. lVI'
ssn Giovanni uisU. Genoa June a. naples 10
and Nc-sina o. 10 Pierce Bros 90. WIN ul''-
'I sai.ums. Arch,nscl June and Sunderland e. to
Uarirr a 90. with llcorfc root baI a., - ~
a., Iiosendorp tDutchl Sagus ds Tanamo July
and Canano,s . 10 The Atlantic Fruit co. VIM
fruit Ear at 10 - a M. 49,, .--t D..
nen Nevis tHri Hayre July ls N thr 'ompasn,e 10
Generalc Transausntiquc. with mdse haf al lV y"
a 1911 a.. ,t. oft
Hamilton. newport News and Norfolk. ~ me VIZ
Dominion IS Co. with mise quar- a. '- W.
saint Louis tFrl. Bordeaux June ~ lo ne ,om
pasnie Generae Transafianuque Bar At '.so "
fyirr Newport Nc.s and Norfolk. 10 ne p.l
Dominion $. e.. with mIle sandJ HOOK A. '.'-
p . n IN q. o.,
Neeauay tIrt. Calcutta MAY \ ana bo,I'. III, d,
O. 10 Norton. LILLY a Go. with md'e. quar- AZ '.'p
stephen n Jones. saufo, MAY ~. RIO De Ianclfo
Inn. & Hsrbs,los g2 and BtIflmore Ju} J. win
ri,ise Sandy HOOK - a. m
SAILED
Monccni,io Dnau. Genoa Rrahan'. IAmn,co
Madison Narfo.k end Newport New. queen Ma
earcf fH-l firerrnoi $50 uunstan tbrl. B9rif aut
Teu tNori MareI. Buuncse Prince ibfi. Ia va
l,c ,.t.
Nicholas Cunco lNor. Baracoa w. N'7c 'al'e
ton. Epsilon tpu'cil. Amsterdam Colon 'flsioo", ;
L.planI iBri Liverpool. sanro Mtru Jap'. H''
ncy. N
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

fn a. mI. average YESTERDAY g.. average f0r
corresponding date last year. go average Tor cor
responding date last thirty three years. o.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

TemporarF Alm mIhi>NAt-
ROLLINS & ROLLINS. Attornel,
Temporary Administrstor. ,. "a" ~,
street Borough of Manntti~h' ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

Local For,c1t-Falr today and fo-morroy.
moderately warm. gentle. shifting winds
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

TRA\SPACIEIC NAILS.

rsrs~ Cores and emma AMI Philippine IL
srfe via Vancouver and Ntriors
b. .osa A. s 1n o. 90 Empress n Asa July u
raIri Narqussas Cool Islands. NsN II,
f-sIIa ria San Francisco lclose a. IT 80
q mI.M Mrara ...-.... .-..- .--.. --. .'uJ D.
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia creep
W.sfi and specially addressed mail for New
Zealand. via san Fanrsco teiose - II 50 d.
n mi-Soroms .......... ...... ..t'ui' q
Hawaii. Tu Islands. NcH hesland sni aus
tr,la letrepf Wes' via Vancouver ana
yilfo-is B e. lci0s. a. 30 y m -.
Nssura .--...- .....+-. e, iu' q
p MT Tran sport ....-. -..s..s''.. July o
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
AuVTNFn


D.l,so, Rsr july s-York castle tBr), he'F YORK
80 s. In~s Csr- Town. eir
Lir.rrpol Iuly 6-Nauche>fcr Shipp"r iBrl. Mont
r-ai. sAra tDanI NeW iork
QueenSfo.fu. Ius o-Rlfcr AraIes lbrl. NeF lofK
cor.nhasen. july Wi-o Sew Yorb via Kirkvs.l
Go'henbnrg June e6-Csro'ine f~fefl. New lorf
Bergen June .s- tsrg-lf.ord iNori. NsN ior. vi,
kirtusu and 'hrstiania. Berg"nslofd iNor'
Sew York via kirkwSl
Chrstlsnsand Iut {. m I 1iied s'st's 'Dah'.
Ncw York fis kirswHN
Ha,re fu.y Agcroen lNorl New York
Pori Elizabeth. July 3-thrrst0f taa'Ie tbri, NcF
klrswan. July { Gamma Dutch. NeN YORK fo'
Amsterdam Thule fNorl. NcV YORK Tor Bergen.
Glh-afsr july f"tslaDris iBrl. New 1orA.
t'~isfohal july o-CsrrilIo. New iofn
konc. July g. Charlton HaL New 1ofh and Nor
folk ris Nladivos'os
Melbourne JUS o ssmosnar tRu'sl. NeF York.
SAILED
Iirerun.,l July '-Ffrlard N-~ YORK.
Dundee. JUS r-krasnolarsF iuSsi. Nsr Nors.
Brisfof. JuIy f-WcIs t1f iHrl tew YORK
'o.ff. June ef Agorfeno Span. Nefr ors
Horl-slF June 10 NirginIe IfrI. NeF orf
torer hagen Iuue IS se.ere fpufrni Yes YORK
ki-kws'. Iuly --Bs'lan 0pufDhl. N-n York
Nidd'cshrough lu|y Francisco lhrl. NeN YORK
Crsfonal. IuV t-Aiiancs. NcN iofs.
Balboa. July 6-Boonah tBp from NeE YORK.,
Wellington.
PASSED
Glbr.u,r Juy Ares Dutch. NsE York for Cal
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

Liverpool cables--Spot cotton freely offered
prices 5 points higher at sos for middllns
upland: sales. 1000 bales, including 1000
American and 800 speculation and export
imports. u 900 bales. including 5000 Ameri-
can. futures opened quiet at 2g3 points
advance. and closed quiet but steady at a net
advance of lQ2 points July-Aug. 1.s4d Oct
Nov. 1.13ied: Jsn-Feb. 1.67d Mch-Apl, 1.o'
May-June. 7.65iad Manchester-Yarns duh
but steady cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

Anglo saxon Br. Ia rslic. Jun. =. n NJ,
Fedrral shipping 60. Rsf Al T. - m - %,
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Rotterdam !une y
klrkRsu = ard Falmouth g. io no hoiaH
Ame--s Line with mdso Bar 81 9 r
Moorish Prince m. Rrest June q. 10 f,ul
Gerhard a Go. Bsr a. 20 ~.
Raiia fNorl Gibraltar June 10 ard Lisbon ~ -
The Ocean Trarspor 60. with mdse. br a. l0
Wsn,hiooeai lNo-). ror Antonio June %. Ho'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

sUGAR FUTURES

The local market for sugar futures was
considerably more active to-day, and closing
prices were 20 points net higher. with sales
a. $ .450 tons. The opening was quiet but re-
ro-ts that Europe had been a fair purchaser
of raw sugar IN Cuba. and a little better dc
nand iu the spot market. as well as more
active business in refined. created quite an
active buying movement. which was partci-
yatcd m hy local shorts and leading trade i'm
terests. Range OF price,:
Nestcr-
Open High. Low. Close. dsy.
july. ...... $50 537 5.5S 6.3sG5.3S 5.27
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
WANTED.

WANTED A FEW Old CHURCH PE-
ar benches Societies or churcnes hsr'
AM ,o- sale pirse' address ih' h.,
Toneronlcz. 75 North second StresI =
anr . L
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


Receipts. si.965 packages. Creamery, ~
tras t92 score. H. 2si PC; higher scor,ns' 2'"
gqi-c: frsts (ss TO 9l scorci. 2'd 2sc see
ends. 25i,M26f.c. thirds. 24l2Mc5c cream
49,. unsaited. extras. . "a 29c higher scor-
ing. 2oi.H3Oi,c. frsts. 21N-sc state, dai}
tubs. fne to fancy. 27i-N2sc good 60 prime
esN27c. common 10 fair. 24125lce reno.
waited. extras. 26i.c. frsts. 25d 26c; lowe
grades. 23Q2lc. imitation creamery. first
2ii.c ladies. current make. hrsts. 1Ad -''
seconds. 23Nc3tqc. lower grades. H22 '2c
hacking stock. current make fnc 23H 21 '-c
No .. 22i.c. lower grades. 2lN 22c.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES Bermuda. No ]. bbl, s3GS+ :
No .. s. Jersey. No ]. SS.oO0$3; Del and
Md No l. s225U S2.l5. Eastern Shore. No
J. bbl. s2.5OuS2s1; Va. No !. bhl, S2.50U
S2.S1: y C.. S2US2.15. Chill. red, y c. No ].
S2MS2.25. seconds. all sections, Dbl. SlN
Sl.25: culls. all sections. Dbl. 15cH 81 .
SWEETS, jersey. bsk, l5cfiSl.5O; ASPAkA-
Gus. nearby. green, fancy, doz bchs. S2d
$3.50: extra. $500 Sl.i5 prime. STA Sl25
culls, 15cWSl: white. fancy. Sl.10. extra.
SlZ5USl.5O. prime. ,5c 0 81 cuils, 30 4 ,0c .
BEANS. Jersey and Long Island. WAY. bag,
S1mSl.50: green. 5Oclfsl Jersey, wax. bsh.
5OcQSl5O. green 50c4Sl Del and Nd,
wax. 50cH$l5O: green. 50c0 81. Bait. wax
and green. 5OcUSl. Jersey. Del and Nd.
Fava. 15c0Sl. Regina. SlWSl.25. Va, wax,
bsk. 25M zoe round. green, hsk, Z5d DC .
Va. Iava. 500 Zoe Regina i5cH$l: e.
wax. per hsk, 25H zoe, green. -on .oc ;
BEETS. nearby. 100 hchs. S2US3. tops or,
bhl. S2US2.5O. CARROTS. nearby. 100 bchs.
S2MS3: nearby. tops Oft. bsk. Sl.50Ns2: : Gu
CUMBERS. Long Island, bush bsk sl.5On
50: Md bsk. 5ON 75c. Va, bbl. slN5l.5O .
Va. per bsk. 25n zoe; y C.. 25U50c; CAB
BAGES, nearby per 100 S5g So; Jersey,
crate. Sl.50QS2: Long Island and Jersey.
bbl. Sl.25W$1.50; Del and Md crate. Sl.-5
dS2: bbl. slN Sl.50: Bait. crate Sl4Sl.I5:
bbl. SlNSl.25, Eastern Shore. crate. STA
Sl.15: bbl. 15cN Sl.25: Va, crate 5OcQ Sl5O
bbl. 5Oc1Sl: red. crate. Sllsl.50. Fla. red.
/ bsk. SlNSl25: CELERY. state and nearby.
bch. 15u SOC. Bermuda. large crate, 50
two-third crate. S2.5OU $40. small crate.
/ 75cGSI25: CORN. Carolina, crate, 15cn
sl.25. Fla. 15cNSl La. bbl Sl.j0u $3.50
CAULlFLOWERS. nearby, Dbl. lHSl5O.