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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
LAPS INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS.

Tolxio, July 14.-The Japanese gov- ernment has inaugurated an exhaus- tive investigation into the industrial and commercial conditions of the En- pire including the causes of the change in population, the occupation of the people. the classification of the number of persons in the public ser vice and in independent occupations and an inquiry into the problem of the unemployed. The underlying idea is that of devising. means to de- velop Japan's industrial and commer- cial forces
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
D0DCES SUBS IN MEDITERRANEAN
 TO GAIN GENOA
Connecticut Man Writes In. terestingly of Voyage of
 the Dante Alighieri
BEAUTY AND ART
 IN FORGE ABOARD
Metropolitan Opera Stars and Chorus; Bridgeport
 Newspapermen There

(The date of this letter indicates the great delay in trans oceanic mails May 22, it reached Bridgeport this week. The letter is generously cen sored. The author. Daniel Bidwell. had returned from Europe, and join ed the Connecticut contingent which went to the Mexican border. He has written of the latter trip to The Farmer.-Ed.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
Cost Him $25.

Five men were killed, 30 injured, and 1e buildings were destroyed bS an explosion of nitroglycerine at, the Haskell. N. J., plant of the Du Pont Co. @ lf ff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
death of the child.
 C1ean-Up Week Gun.

CCnA-OP Wcck Cup.
 A silver cup offered by the New. England cleanup campaign commit tee to the town with a population of 5000 or less which accomplished the best results during "clean-up wekk. last May was awarded to watertownl by the judges.
 Cost Him $25.
 It cost Harmon F. Cook of Torrfne, ton $25 to ignore Traffic Ohicer New- ton c. Warmers signal to slow up at Rocky Hill on July 4. Cook was coming from Middletown and Officer Warner says. at a speed of more than 30 miles an hour. Cook paid no att tention to the officers warning signal and in order to avoid hitting a car going in the opposite direction was obliged to run up on the bank in front of w. A. Collins home. Cook paid $10 fine with $15 costs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14

Treatment pleasant and effective The only method that will reduce you 15 to 30 pounds month and make your body normal proportion without injury to the heart or other organs requires dieting fasting exercising or drugging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Current
Cotton

During the early dealings yesterday
prices advanced from 20 to 20 points,
with trading on fairly large scale and
chiefly eentercd in the December, Jsnu-
airy and March deliveries. These
months were taken in large blocks by
prominent spot houses, and Wall Street
houses also took them freely, II being
stated that one house bought fully go
600 bales, 20 cover short sales made
last week. Much Of this advance, how
ever, was lost in the afternoon. closing
prices being from TO 9 points above
Saturdays finals.
At the outset buying was stimulated
in part by the fact that Liverpool was
fully 5 points better than had been
expected. While Liverpool did little IN
the local market, il was said that Eng
lish houses had bought October con-
tracts in New Orleans. Moreover, 1t is
asserted that British spinners have
been good buyers in Texas markets,
and spot sales in Houston have been
running from 10000 TO $4,000 bales
daily. Early demand was also quick
ened By a report from The CONNER
cial Appeal" of Memphis, making the
crop condition only 5S.3 per cent,
against 64.9 a month ago. Naturally
this revived the courage OF those trad
ers who have been predicting that the
government report 20 be issued octo-
Ser would make the condition about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Clcsins Day Lst
yesterdsy. before year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Prom T.. rn5un. Bure,u J

IF-rrn TIE T1ol1s bufrtul
N4,h'rTon. september -.
ARMY
L. ,o' THOMAS O. HANSON o ~ &. from
C,ed-o CAL 70 ~ sam Houston.
Ierc o. absence 100 months o1 arrival N Z.
trsnt.i Csp, AiBzRT : FJGEB q Fi.d A.
Rr,isnalon q Tir,t y cALNlN l. COOPER Mel
CAP. THOMAS r RYAN ,reuredl. assigned 70
active duty s1d detailed Cor general feeFu'ns
Ios,c Of .bssrc. Tir.t y. RICHARD c. SCOTT.
cid ar s5'ends4 one - m or n.v,sov. A.,
y G.. ana HENRY HAFNER y. \. y. t.. a.
Tir,i II ROY W. AsHBRooK fretiret). from
Col JOHN f. GtUFOiLE. 4ih Cav. nov !,
Washington On lca'e o. absence I-por 70 Sli.l
no relating 20 def,ucss ~ lisrailsn b!snas
First Tss JANIS KIRK and HENRY 5 Al RAND
coast an detailed g. student o'heer5 ~ sad
usHm,rts u ord Dept for Two .yeau IL
KIRK and AURAND are sssiE ed s,ah'n ~
c.n, ~ EAYWo&D sHFLDoN. M. OF r.lie' from
pr-,sn' duties. 20 chicago. sHd resume duue, -
Lac n ,h.,n;o fo- ora month from OFT sran;,i
Mat CHARLES u ChBANlss. Jr RETIRED =.
tailed Prof military srienr, a'd iaolcs. ofego
Gsacultursl college Cor,alils ore
~, n. ARNOLD \ KRONDSTADT. INF. and
eeco,ld LIS THoRNE DEL ~. Jr, cav, ~. snd
section Sic. CORPS IS s,iaioq audenis' 70 ss'
o.0, A ". r S2ol l. 81 2lw Rics' Field A..
placed on ~; Of oraoers detached from proper
Resisns'ions second II GEORGE A H1II5v ~
M. \. y. =. 6. and First II. fLi1Rl =.
MAJ ILiJAH MLR11NpAIE. Jr.. Co,s' ~
from coat de'erccs - south y v. Nov. 7.
20 KEY West bsuacfs AID assume oonmand
rossf 1efeuces of kev West.
Cant, HARRY r MATHEWS. cosst ar. IRON
coss, de'onces of tho Delaware. Sor. ]. to ~
rjr.t IL NORTON VI BEARDsLEE. Coast Ar.
from coast de,oncos Of Savannah. Nov. l. N IT,
r,r'; H. WARD Z DUyAIL. Coast A. from 1r
coast defcnccs o. Baltimore. No1 ]. 70 ~
Re.lsnsroos Of -cood = JoS,E5rWI uF $ IA, AN
THONG cal = g.. and First H. 'HbN Tux
NAkIR Ma ~ g.. s-cpted -
Capt WuLIAN y FAkER 18TH ny. TO- N'''
Reed Geuc-a Hospital. -. Z.
NANY.
can't " r. FLETCHER dc-arhed N,Fn wa
follrfs 70 member n Generd Board
Ii IT, G. H. y. NOBLE. detached Ma hlas
10 Terry. vice j. 49, c. J. h. PETERSON;
Ir, 70 duty connection sting cut Wilkes ana
duty on board When commissioned
surs c D. LANGHORSE, Isignsu socepted-
Paw b Il BROOKE. detached North C.r4iins 20
South Csrolins. vice Pay. ", GoLDsboh-
OUGH 70 navel station. Olonsspa va No'.
transport. rce PAY. J. &. HlGGNS 70 a'Si
Psy i A. MlnuLAN pl.e.d o. r..ircd iT
A. Pay. J. l. CHAfTERToN detached N.'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COoK-Smau family. bright young girl been
kitchen maid. ohliSins. ambitious: apartment.
erceilcrt reference. 81. Mason's Agency. 1871
Wat ~ a. Rrysnt 'siS
CoOk.-First class, With Or without kitchen maid:
a. years last place. SIS. best references, city
or courfry Miss Shaughnessys Agency. 7. " a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

ARRIVED.
p-,yn, Porc. SIP. l., Manager Is. Arusdill 8
10 and San Juan 20 70 New IoES For0 K 1. ,. =.
Go. with 1853 passengers. mails and ndSs. Bar a.
Strsth;pey OBJ. H,,re Sept Il. 70 compasni..
Generate TransatisntiGue. with nds' SH ''V
A Al (Br) Cardiff sept Il. TO Fumes. Witty
& CO. So ballast Bar At 80 m c,,.--,, "A
pe.asos Bsy July IS Durham Aus H., Cape Town II
snd 81 Lucia sept 10 va Bos.9n - 20 N'''0n'
~. o Havana ,,, Sept 20 70 Sew Yort Cuba
NAL SIS Co with mdY. Bar At N, data.
Momu. N-H Orleans Sept 20. 10 southern fIl1e
william p Palmer. Norfolk. % Southern IS Co.
win mdse. auaf a. S.-5 p m. q, :, c,,,,,d e
Co Ii, Win li2 cabin. 81 storage passenger.
mails AID nise Bar A. / Is . m .
Generals Trhrsstlsntigu.. With ndse. Bsf a. 20;
pin, DE- N.d,rl.neen Du;chl. Anstsrtin Aus
4 Co with passengers. mails and mdse' seo'-aAd
f iio.ss.2i.a1 irn- Borde.u Sept u. % ~.
Corapasnis Generals TrsLsstlantque. with sos 90
ond cabin AID IS s;seTass passenger. malls ara
Ne,irsa. Honolu,u Aus ls. Port Allen q.
Kanapan "a Hi.O Is. sin pI.ncseo sep' .. .;
Cristobsl l. and Delaware b'eikNanf - -, -,
American Hawaiian IS Line. with sugar. BAL II
Vi.ar. tSor). Chester. P-nn. Sept g. 20 Bov-
ing 4 co. IN bsllsst. ouirntine. loS N
Ocean IS Co. with passengers ana ndse. ouEan-
dine go T.
ArnsteIdyk CDu,ch). Rott,rdsm Sep, and XIX
wall ~ 70 TIE Holland America Ijna with mds.
Bar. $50
TInisle tBelsl. Rotterdam Sep, 7, 10 Soron-
IAly 4 Co in ballast Bar. $50 m.
Dipton tBri HAVE Sept .. 20 Compirie Gen
ers. TrausatiantlQue. with mdse. Bir n.
Chesapeake. Baltimore. % New YORK snd Bal
tir1ors transportation CORPORATION. with nise
Quarantine. to3 ? u
SAILED.
Mana Hst,. Baltimore; Mober RUS Arch-
ANGEL. Highland Prince BIZ Rio dc Iineiro
Hamilton. Norfolk ard Nesport S.gs; Trniis
dian. -. St Dunston BIZ, NlsdvosLOk. SaIo. tBrl.
Philadelphia. Shswmut. hey West. spitheid lBr).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Sustenance
Cereals

Nheat.-How aggressive speculation
on one side or the other may cause
market 20 act directly contrary 20 the
news was clearly demonstrated In the
Chicago wheat market yesterday.
After reaching new high levels.
l.56L. for the September and Sl.61 2
for the December owing 20 legitimate
strengthening factors, prices receded
somewhat sharply, not because OF any
change in the news, but simply because
certain large commission houses be
came aggressive on the selling side,
one In particular having sold out a
huge long line on which handsome
Profits had been earned. The fact that
the Chicago September contracts, stit-
fsned BY the strong cash situation,
closed p cents higher, while later de
liveries were a 20 = cents lower, was
clear indication that the strong mer-
chandising position had undergone no
change. That speculative operations
we're almost wholly responsible for the
recession in Chicago was also plainly
demonstrated by the fact that other
markets closed from y 20 y cents
higher, the latter being in Winnipeg.
Foreign sdvices were certainly strong
enough, Liverpool being I'D TO I'D
higher on spot lots and cd 20 Is high
Ter on csrgoes 20 arrive. which was
owing largely 20 the continued drouth
fn Northern Argentina, where the crop
in decidedly critical condition. The
treugth was also based on the much
mailer worlds shipments, 950l 600
bushels, or fully 100000 bushels less
ran estimated import requirements.
y result there was decrease %
$1,000 bushels In the quantity on pas
age. Statistics also played large
part in our markets. For one thing,
they showed further sppreciable dim
mutton in the interior movement
The receipts ~ all primary points
~ ere only 100000 bushels, against
100000 bushels year ago. In view
az the fact that Winnipeg received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COOK Protestant thoroughly Competent. creep
ti0nally good with daughter eisht. counry near
school most desirable. llss0nS Agency. l3l West
42i e. Bryant 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COOK tcoloreil. nrst class young. neat. economi-
cal food manager best references $50 city only.
Nason's Ag,lcv l3l W--t i2d ~ BIZ ant 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COOK thoroughly experienced. Young Irish sirl
re-v bet city reference. s35. Car Ms. Mason's
Agency. l3l West i2t - Bryant 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

iloSe Al NeT foff
shan.hIi CITY wa s,sitl.l-Avs Msru. Sep, 3
Hawaii wis san Francisco MstSoni. sept -
III, vancouver Ernprees of Russia ....sspt %
Tr.ospoT .......-......... sept 80
Ha~su Japan. Cores China and Phiippe
Islands ~. san Francisco and victoria.
y. tl-Mort-aSlc .......-. ..-...-.. .oci
Tshiu MarQIesss Cook Islands. New Lcs
land sud Australia via san Francisco -
Natal .............,.. -..-........ 'oi
HsuaL samoan Islands, Australia and
SeN Zealand vi. ran Francis col-Sieut. Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COUPLE Butler useful. cook will DO entirr work
except laurdD s15 lest references. Miss Shea s
Lgeucy 80 T. i2d - Murray Hi 677i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COUPLE. veil recommended. young. color-i: good
cook valet butler. do entire work small family .
-',v country. wages $50 up. Odelrs Agency. SIS
sfh az Phone Bryant 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
SHIPS IN FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Ann I'D
Birksnh.ad. SsDt 23-BsrE Blenhsim tNoTl. N-~
Gibrsltu Sep, t7-Hrp.Sn tBr. New Ycrt Ter
Bordeaux. Sep, 2z-Modv. CSorl New York Vi,
Belfast. Sep, i3-B4rs Clan GnSrsi,h Csor). New
Aslers. s-r. is-chroni. (Pr). Nov Yor. for
harseilles
Ps1Iliaa. Sep, Ia-Av,ilsn-d, Arg. New Tori for
Rat,erdsn' Sep, 24-Andyt tDu,eh). New Iors vi,
kirkval and Hui.
HUI sept 2i-Gslieo tBr). New yorS
Il,-ro6i' s.vt 2.-C.4rie CBr,. New York; :'th.
Genoa Sept i2-Snsh, q The Carter CBD N--
Ro,l,-d.m. sept as- 5 Big. N.s Io-s
Chris.isni. 20, United states tD,n). Ne" Yot
for Chrisusnssnd.
It Nszair,. sept 2s-M-ssbi tBr), Ne, TorA
London sept 2G-IroQuos OBJ New York
Crisiobal. Sept 2S-Psstor.s. Port Liron ic1 N.-
YORK va Havana (,nd proceeded: 2ith. Ancon.
London. SEPT 25-PM.delphl.n CBu. NV York.
22d psnnOnis OBJ, NeW York
St Thoruas sept 2S-Korona tBr) iron Den.r,-,)
BlrkTsl Sep, 2o-Knsu.niafJord CNor, from B.r-
Bermuda sept 24-Bermudi,n OBJ. New York lns
Cfristisa'9hd Sep, 2s-Helus olr DAM ,ifoI
Loufenco n4rques. Sep, 2e-o,y q s,Inn,h iron
H4rre. SEPT y -WAlsr, Br). New York
Glasgow. sept Amelia Campisi Ots). New
Mdd'e,brousa. Sep. 23-c.nnir.ro CBD 0yom
Barceion.. SEP, &c Lopcz Lope, (sp.nl. New
Liverpool. s,pt % Phil.d.lptj. Ncs Yort. :,
George tBri View York
Hui. Sept etMsrensO tBr). New rot-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Proving Ground India HEAD Md. So, 20. 70
O.. E,e. +. J. DAMON dstacl;l r.-,,'iHi ;hiD
e.. J. h. QtiRK Ic.lrh-l Arlan'". TO Ns7al
q %qa > A. S ,rlN 49,. a,,.i,s Nay Ifd
o. Gu q ". IRWIN detached Nst,i Prouns
Ground laliin Head. 20 Na'al .oad,iny.
Gun. {. H. MLELLgN deta'nsi ~ a., ~ 'si''s
On Nsc4 j. T. JONES detached duty Par An ,
CansI. % temporary duty receiving snip 81
On uscb. I. F. MILLER detained Montana; 70
Msc Mach" II II BECK detached Neptun.; TO Pan
M. sHT' " Il LANGDoS detached Ohio. TO M'a'
Mach " c DAVIS detached N.p Tad. Nor
O. i' F.y CLERK {. II RRErER d.t,ah-t Louir.n.
70 Ss5al staten. Honolulu "a 20. t,a wi'-
co1sir. 70 naval training station. Nerpoit, '''
Pav Cie-f b. ". CHIDER 10 Wisconsin. 1T,
Ps7 or J. r ROBERTS dear,ed r ,C,LT 's.p
,otLEoURN. 70 r,csl,1s nip Al %o,to!t ,,,,
va clerk 90. g. SCHNElILtN a'i".e1 80.
station Honolulu. 20 san Frsn'iseo .ia sral-
Pa C.rs T.. r. coRBlN d,',-h,d n,v y'rd.
Portsmouth. y p. 20 Louisiana
Ns-lstfa pi,-sd out ~ commission AZ nav t,d.
Boston. end detached cruiser fcrcs Auanuc ne'i'
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Sen. -Won,shsn ard ster,,t Al Noriop
scr, .uuspolis a. San Diego Bi1ninsnsrn.
cushing n-i,Ware. DiTle. Dolphin. Flo1ds NJ
,as Nirnesofa Nevada. Nes H'mpshi"' ~
Yf-k oklahoma. Panther. south aroma. RIA.
Tf.h I'D vermont a. Hampton Rnslst s}lpu a.
sag Ha-hor Reid and S'lsia a. Nasfinston
Rprrovs a. Delaware BreasFa'sr; tulsei
southern din grounds. Duncan a. boso. ,
GLACIER A. Coriufo. Mars a. Gu' OF f oi.ecN ,
Michigan at philadelphia. MilTsukee a. Ilouron .
Sent 24-Burrovs Cyclops. Duhuqus, iamson sna
Nicholson at Hampton Roads Cushing ana Stmp
,on At Lyunhasen Rosi,: DenIer A. san r,hs
cisco: Duncan at Boston. Jupiter at horio4s' NO
AZ Newport
Sen, % Silvia Baltimore Tor Wssh'nron' ifehe
and ~tevA-r San Pedro Tor san Diego.
= -nf 90 Annapolis. San Diego for san ~ 10, +,
iairroN. Pni sielrhS Tor Dc.aFae hrcet'. ~ .
t.s.iu and Tucker. Hampton Roads Tor - ~ .
Celtic Hampton Roads N sea. 'naflcsl'n bainNs
., sea. Duncan BoNtou for tras trials. Glon'es
fe- Rro1slvn for cruise. Lsmson. y. 'aio i'r
Hamilton Roads: lebanon. IJnnh,ren Rosd' 10,
southern dnn grounds, Nilriusee. Mare islslA
,o- 11hurou: Ssnshsn. Mare Island Tor ean tran-
cisco. Po,orntc Guantanamo for Port -l,rih't
S.pt 2t-Burrogs DelivIe Brlsvain foI htnp-
Ion Roads. Dolphin. Hampton Roads for SoutLe ,i
1riu grounds: stsndish. Annapolis FOR NoHolA'
Vulcsn Norfolk for Boetnn. 90,
tr.r completion Of tsrSa yrscacs Csloe vln
Rood TO nav yard, Boston. Tor rrairh aod o.
comp. tion. about Deo "a. proceed 10 navy yru.
y T.. 70 losd ellPs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard.

The following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those Of
year ago:
Yesterday. A year ago.
Butter, extra,
creamery, ID. 34I293434 II @
Cheese, state,
whole milk, ID 1e34G2o 143491o
Eggs, Pa and
nearby hen
rery browns. SO @42 50 9So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

HOT SEwORKER good coct. chsnihernaii- vi AIT
re,s .rcclleni references. Ich'i, Agency. y Last
i9fth - Harlem i5l3.
LApY's MAID or PARfoR MAID --Frnch SWISS
experienced. excellent references; city or country.
Miss shaughu .ssy's Agency. Il West tad a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

LADY'S MAID NURSERY GONERNESS-
Young German. Vory capable highly recommend
81. Niss Hofnaycre Agency. ~ East asa st
- roos. Nlelhono s9E Muug HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Com Oditie S

only 462 cars. against 3,14i cars year
ago, make. il easy 10 understand the
pronounced strength in that market.
in spite Of the smaller primary ar
rivals, the increase in the visible sup
ply was rather larger than expected,
! Dol 900 bushels In addition, export
ers bought freely. taking close 70 H.
600. 900 bushels. chiefly of Manitoba
and largely for Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

COUPLE Hnglish Proiestantsl-ttrst class butler
valet. cook houssaceper. tall. nnc appearance:
highly recommended. tsA Mssons AgcncJ. Isl
Nest iod st. 80 ant 5dA3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN.

ONE FAMILY HorsFs. detached snss.. Mn.
room. hath. shoscrs. electric lights. ,a7Ium
cleaners. siefrr. narquciry. $3.50. $3.50 cuh. 81
MONTH, aud Interest. Builders. 1880 Tsth 1T Take
Nc-i Lnd lu-l.a, Mlnlc.p.l nLfg. % I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices.
compared with those Of year ago:
New York: Yesterday. yea $50
Live steers. best. 100 $3.50 soe.
70. ........s.+.-. ooVV 8Ss'sS @V''| S'~N
Use I5 'o....'.'.. .Iu.e rs IA @ .lrs
LTs "'h ..' 'e'' !Vv go s,Aso 800 eIa5O
ii. .... ioo f.. 80. % 8 Il, 81 SO s g: &c
LAMB fair 70 prime. 40 e.
100 lb............ tcO 4ll'U, ~ ~
Dressed mutton. II. 10 q '!ofs 'VNS ~
dressed lambs. d. 10 'e TX y 80
Hogs good. 100 b. oll'So o'oo % sO
Dressed hogs. bacon. ~ ,,,.n
ID. ......... ..... 80 = =. 80 AZ. "a
Moss pork b5l.... 5o.o q3i'U io'vV S,So'111
Mes beef. bbl.....2l.Oo GIt.oO INV Wow
Lard. Middle West soo ,soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

oIPIF-Builcr- valet lsdys maid exceptionally
competent. absolutely first class. splendid personal
reference 500. Masons Agency. Isl West Az ST
Bryant a61i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
COZ STRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOh yOuR HOMH
Best financial plan explained uy County Home
League. 40. 20 wet sd IT. Dept z Thoos
$3.50 Mad 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
DIAMONDS.


IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF hoS
Jobn P Cohslsn. surrogate o.
County OF New York. notice 10 hereoy go,
TO all persons having claims sgtinss ~
New York, deceased 70 present IRE 49,
with vouchers thereof 10 the .lbser'oeh -.
hi. place Of trsnsscting business,
ofsce OF Perkins & Train. No. 81 BrosSS -.
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, City 81
York. on or before the hrst day Of ''0'
Der next -. =, I,,,L
Dated New York. ths 18th day OF A6''-
ROLAND ". BOYDES. Executor
PERKINS & TRAIN.
Attorneys for Executor. v...
No 81 Broadway. Borough 81
haitian. New York city, y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

Oats-At The outset yesterday GA"
were sc 10 NC higher, but subsequent
" declined &C TO &c. The initial
strength was mainly in sympathy with
wheat and corn. but partly on reports
Of fair export inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

Com Early in the session yester-
day the corn market was inactive, mar
row and unsettled. Temporarily there
was a firmcr undertone, which was
partly in sympathy with wheat and
partly owing 70 encouraging cables,
liverpool being 70 2ia pence up on
the spot and ] shilling on cargoes. Al
ono time prices were Is of cent
higher on December contracts, but
afterward the offerings became larger
and prices receded about | cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

ERTHEILER. BELLA.--In pu-suanss
an order OF Hon. John P Consr -o.
surrorats OF the County of New 10, 4
go ia hereby given 20 ell persons h.',..
claims against Bella Erthsiler lsts 9.
County OF New York, deceased 20 -
the same. with vouchers thereof LAG
subscriber. at her place ~ ,ss Ci,y
buslnes. 10 20 Nessy street N ths =,
OF Sew York. on or before the -7th Sa'
October next q, IpsiL
Dated. New York. the -ist Gay o. ~
FLORENCE ERTHEILER sls1,x
MORRIS COOPER. . "a y.s,
Attorney for Adminis,ratHr' ~
Street New York tfty
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INV JERSEY.
long ISLAND.
vnYypoRT WATER FRONT

bungalows and houses. 5000 W also building
la's On HsLdail Bsy Enf Woofrisr Bay. i0R
prc.r essy tsfma SEND ~ panl,Yiau
JOHN J. RANDALL Co, rrceport. l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

Other Basic Msterisls,-Of each OF
Tho following commodities there are
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
arc for the information of those who
have a general interest IN prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Orchard and Field.

Yesterday. A year ago.
Bean s, marrow,
choice, 100 ID. se.456e.5o s7.e0G7.e5
Peas, Scotch, enc $3.50 3.eoG4.0o
Potatoes, LII, Dbl 3oo@3.5o 1.75@1.S5
Potatoes, NJ, Big 2oo@3.oo 1.25@1.6O
Apples. fancy, Dbl 2.oo@4.75 2.5o@5.oo
Peaches, NJ, bsk .25@ rs .2o@ 40
Grape't. Cub, box 2.00G4.5o 2oo94-25
Grapes up-river,
Delaware, crit. .500 30 .4od 90
Oranges, Cal, bx 2.o0@6.oo 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26

SURGICAL INsTBr MEN1 MAKERS wanted. good
psy; STEADY posiiions W~ic COMPANY. German
torn and Stsnion sTos.. ThuIaAISslA
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HELP WANTED.
Fernnle.

VANTLD An Tngish. frcnrh ~ srfv nu-.. ~
nursery gpyern~s. Tor tao lul- SRI. s and
must bs Protestant and not over 80. first csAs
reference required. Apply b-tseen ~ and / or
. and !. 70 day. At $50 Madison ave-.
WOMAN ~ middle ags working holsekrurer for
elderly woman living ~ steam heated apart
neut IN q small cfy I'm. western part - New York
SiatS. must have J'ronal CITY reference e. H.
Warm. PlUs Hotel. Rom 3fa.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NV w1Fy. Fdn. g.. h.ria. IN r' 20 e..
bo,ri / vii no, b rospon'ihs Tor
contracted ty her. .sr sa~prRsoN
signed lhNLHi
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

I0sr-on 5Sih -. between 5h 81 nt. ,,. ~.
t.r g. - 1880. small ~, 80. q e L
mond engagement rus. MARKED n sHlRIi
Fkr0S $50 wc-t sith liberal rssfd
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geoieac sur'-y)
snn r4s.s Bl5 Moon rises tp m B %
Sun scts.............5t9 Moon sets "a m.)...9IV
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WORK WANTED.
iale

Male.
CHAUFFEUR --Ceneraly ussul: cl-sn-cut youns
American. drive sny ar: makes own repairs city
countD. oIslfs AscncJ. s2a Cih Az Phone BDant
1907.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST -pankhooh No eS2 $40 ~ psnk for Savings
ESQ en- ave- New York Pigment stopped Please
return 60 hank
LOST Handbook No Tr.:as Of Rank for savings.
$50 9Th ave-. New York. Payment stopped Please
return 90 bank
LOST Handbook No I.oTs.pta Il Bank for say-
inss $50 sh ave. New York. rNment uorp~d.
flsss return 10 hank