davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

M. F.. Hendrickson was a Cube
mine visitor yesterday. returning to-
town on the T & B last evening.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Fresh King Salmon and Halibut at
Frye Bruins. tt
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Thomas Hunt is a returning passen-
ger on the Admiral Farragut, which
sailed from Seattle June ~.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Thos. Blakney is IN town from
knights Island. Mrs. Blakney will
arrive from the States on the Alaska
tonight.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Switches. transformations. lanes
Chignons. Dolly Warden Curls, and
Cluster Curls made up from your own
combings at the Vanitie Shop. If
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

THE PASSING CROWD
L.. Oliver arrived from down the
bay yesterday.
Kenny Rudolph is acting as pian-
list at the Empress Theatre.
The launch T G. B left today for
Ellamar and way ports.
1t sounds pretty good to hear that
cannery whistle morning noon and
night.
The Valdez-Gulkana mail will leave
Valdez for the interior stations Fri
day. June Is.
The big road commission truck
took a bunch Of men out to Sulli-
vans camp this morrfing.
Elliot Stewart returned to town
today after spending week at his
mining property at Shoup bay.
M. F.. Hendrickson was a Cube
mine visitor yesterday. returning to
town on the T & B last evening.
John Biggs of the Owl Drug Co..
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

JUNE IL, 1917
Mrs. Elmer Taylor and children
are in town from the Post.
Try our new Egg Shell White Gloss
for interior woodwork. C. C. Rudolph.
Mrs. Campbell and children are in
the city from the post.
Furnished rooms at Mrs Islands.
Prices reasonable.
Frank Nelson will leave this even
ing for a trip down the bay on his
launch Kyak
CITY EXPRESS, Phone 50: ready |
to transfe, I'D, ""--"=e Tor you. tt
VIM. Koch. of Latouche, is in town
on his way to Anchorage. where he
Will reside Tor the present.
! Webster's New International Die
tionary, strictly up to date; come in
and look it over. Valdez Drug Co. If
Thomas Hunt is returning passen-
ger on the Admiral Farragut, which
so;o1 frop, CATTLE Tupo
Fresh King Salmon and Halibut at
Frye Bruins tt
Thos. Blakney is IN town from
knights Island Mrs. Blakney will
arrive from the States on the Alaska
tonight.
Switches. transformations. lanes
Chignons, Dolly Warden. Curls, and
Cluster Curls made up from your own
combings at the vanitie Shop. If
Complete line Of Bulk Chocolates,
Candy Kitchen. tt
The City Fathers have force of !
men at work repairing the street I
crossings and defective walks of the |
city.
Old papers in buncnes of 100 at
this Office. only 10 cents. tt
Henderson Baker, private of Co.
c, stationed Wortman's left town
today for his post at the famous road
house on the trail.
Hats-Men's WomeE's and Chill
dren's. from 25 cents up, at the En-
porium. tt
The Token Lou, Capt. John John
son. left for Ellamar last evening
with Mr.. Jordan, wife and daughter,
and Supt. Middlekamp of the Ella
mar Mining Co. Mr. Jordan is owner
of the mine at Ellamar and is prom
inent real estate broker of Seattle.
Call and inspect our new line of
wall paper Just received. c. c. Ru
dolph. tt
Tomorrow night at the Empress
theatre will be shown THE Shrine
of Happiness" a five, part Gold Roos-
ter Play. preceded by Pathe News
feature.
For Sale
Excellent hard coal base burner
at a great bargain. Apply Mrs. Chas.
kraemer. tt
American Flags, Pins and Buttons
for sale at the Emporium. tt
See Rudolph for that new Japspar
varnish that will not turn white nor
crack. One gallon will cover from 500
to 700 squars feet. Just the thing for
boats. window stills and doors. Water
proof and weatherproof tt
A pretty line OF colored crochetI ,
cotton and stamped pillow slips at
the Needlecraft Shop. tt
OLD papers in punches of 100 at
this Office. only 10 cents. If
Hunts Candy Kitchen has receiv-
ed a large consignment of the popu- r
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Frank Nelson will leave this even
ing for a trip down the bay on hi
launch Kyak.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Elliot Stewart returned to town
today after spending a week at his
mining property at Shoup bay.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

The valdez-Gulkana mail will leave
Valdez for the interior stations Fri
day, June Is.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

Webster's New International Die
tionary, strictly up to date; come in
and look 1t over. Valdez Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

The big road commission truck
took a bunch Of men out to Sulli-
vans camp this morrfing.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

CITY EXPRESS, Phone 50: ready
to transfe. I'D, Ia--.-e Tor you. II
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-06-13

VIM. Koch. of Latouche, is in town
on his way to Anchorage, where he
will reside for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Rs,lred.-ian. Serst james A. Lurnv. 18th
oHn application. fSi5. appointed Juns DO iSsa
Transfer.-Jan. 5-liouuteI Ptlmn (uith bo-.e.
ana clupmeufsl Edwin y. Distier sath 10 -rrs-
Z. John p. o'HHra. l6s'h 20 esd. Naffhe,, n
Wof. lsstl TO rrsfnc d Barclay A Hanno9. IS
10 Tram A James e. Mee1an. Traffic A to Traf
Ne a.. Pumn. Frank =. Brown. lI2d 10 l5ith. 4,
sged 10 bicycle dutJ George A. StoTers. irFt
10 .l4th, assignment changed from bicycle 10 nofor
Sc.e duty. Henry j. OSuliigar. Z-tLI In 9slg
assignment changed from motorcycle 10 mounteI
duty
Assigned 10 mounted duty Henry D. T7,ier,an
~. 10 l6Nh. Lester :. Roger 5th 10 l6Sfb. TIr1.
otny Rs an. ssh. % tsth. Philip r. Schmidt. f5fb
- t3ih, william u. Leach. Ir. 1884 10 lestb
Charles r. Manit. 18Th. 10 2sed
Ass gnment to mounted duty discontinued Tim.
cthy poreie. son. 10 ssth. Harvey p Ro,s,
l6sth. 10 islthi Edssrd Luckhardt 2S7d 10 irt1
william =, Naher. eN7d 10 27sth. George n
krrischman. TfsTc e. 90 1851 Eigsfd n. Bsirf
Tra''c u. 10 lf4'h. william r. Major isafb
Leaves o. Absenes without payl-Pafr,ir,e, r
, smith. 80. DAY. ?. M. Jan 4. Paf-i~t
q Donneil. li}tn. dsy 5 4 No.. Jan { Rober,
Csfson. liIth. . day. A. M Jan s. n ~
Horzn. l55th. I day a b. Jan. :. CarucItp.
CutfreL 1874. d.y. ?. ~ Jan. s P-obstionsry
fstro'inan J. j. Gunson. Training School. I dsy.
w. lsu
R~lSaatOn.-FIgolnan N i Moore 29th. u
.. n. Jan. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
The Synagogue in New York

Movement: Monday and Wednesday az
a. M. class in Jewish history
Temple Israel. of Harlem, LenoN aVi'
at Tooth st.; DR.. NJ. II. Harris VIII SPEAK
this evening on "Skeptics, old ana
New" and tomorrow morning vi
Judah. the Leader 81
Israel. OF Brooklyn, BEDFORD Nv"
Rabbi Nathan Krass.
Mount Neboh, 2005 Amsterdam aF''
Rabbi Abraham S. Anspacker. MI;
Mount Zion, 81 West l19th ST. haopi
&. A. Thinner breaches this evening.
Rodeph Scholom. 1347 Lexington aV.'
Rabbi Rudolph Grossman preacheS To-
morrow morning. c,.t
Shearth Israel, roth st, and Centra,
Park West; Rabbi DR.. de sofa fooi
speaks tomorrow morning.
Shaari Zodok. Of Brooklyn fntn itiI'
nv. near Reid av.: Rabbi Max kaislh
breaches this evening.
Sinai. of The Bronx, 95l SteooinS
av.; Rabbi Max Reichler speaks TINS
evening. l..
Tifereth Israel. Of Kensington; lsa-
dore Hershfold will speak this evening
ON "The Plight Of Our Brothers IN the
War Zone; Rabbi Jacob katz preacheS
Sunday morning. rLI;
West End, 100 West s2d ST.; Rabbi
Nathan stern breaches tomorrow
morning.
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SECRET LETTERS Barred
IN BOPP spy TRIAL
German Consul, in Defence, Uses Bryan,
Boyd and Bernstord Papers

San Francisco. Jan. 4.-Contidential
war time correspondence among the
German Ambassador, Count Won Bern
storff, Captain Karl Boyd, former
naval attache Of the German Embassy;
William Jennings Bryan, former Secre-
tary Of State, and the German Consul
ate in San Francisco, touching on sub
marine construction and the salvaging
Of the japanese cruiser Asama in Tur-
tie Bay. Lower California, was revealed
to-day in the trial of German Consul
Franz Bopp on charges of conspiracy.
Baron E. II. Won Setback, vice-consul,
also a defendant, offered the letters
when recalled TO the stand to prove
that c. c. Crowley, another defendant,
was hired as a spy, not as dynamiter
of munition ships, as alleged by the
government.
Letters from Captain Boyd and
Count Won Bernstorf, dated April 29
and March &c, 1915, dealt with reports
forwarded by Won Setback of construc-
tion of submarines for Great Britain
and Russia by the Union Iron Works
here.
Bryan's letter was an answer TO the
complaint from the local consulate
that American owned tugs out of Am
erican ports were aiding Japanese
warships TO strip the Asama Of her
guns and transfer them to other war
, ships when the Asama was aground
in the spring of 1915.
The government has concluded not
10 file a protest" wrote Bryan, then
! Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the WOrld

NaridL fNorl Oran Dee and Cape Honu
Jan. , TO Fumess Withty Co. In ballast bar
al n 20
Comsnche Jacksonsllle Jan 1 and Charleston >
10 tho Clyde s. GO. with passengers anu hu-s
Quar- az N IS
John d Arrhboi san Francisco De- ~ and
ChNobal -. 10 ID r Worlcu ~iih naphthA Bar
Mayaro CBr. Perth Amboy. 10 tho Trinidad
shipping and Trading c.. 80 ballast quar- a.
iormson. Newport News and Norfolk 10 me
Old Dominion s. Co. with passengers and mdse
Alamo. Mobils Dec n. Tampa 80 ard Rej
wosi n. TO the Mallory ~ 90. nth passengers
and mdss quar- NJ 20 . N
Sismess Prince (Brl. Ia Pslica 70 tnrneS
witty & CO. with mdse Quar a. 5OI N
Oty = Memphis Bos'Du Jan = 10 the Ocean
50 90. in ballast Quar- Al j.22 ? NJ
Creole. NeE orleans Dec 90 70 ths southern
Pacific Co. with passengsD and mds@ Bar AZ
5 rs m
Cuthbert OBJ. Manaos Dec Is. 10 the Booth
s. Co. with paSAcngers, malls and mdse Bar al
J,san Dutch. Ro,lsrd,m. In ballast Quar- at
creole, Nov oreanS Quar- at $50 N.
SAILED
Port Hardy tBrl. Auckland. HauglAnf (Norl.
Gihrltsr. Huron fcrilieTl. ---. Arp lNOrl. H1T-
deauT: "a Paso. Boston; Montansn Santos Moro
Castle. Havana: PAloma tCubanl. NueytaS. lcoits
tBrJ. HALIFAX. ~ Osrrdeute. Galyeet0n; yelling
CiLy q Columbus. Savannah: Hamilton. Norfolk and
Newport News Prince Arthur BIZ. jacksonville.
Delaware Philadelphia: Sardeua tHau. Genoa,
Panama. fr,foDal
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Synagogue Services

Adath Israel Of New York, 203 East
Broadway; Rabbi G. Wolf Margolis.
Adath Israel, 55i East l69th ST.,
Bronx; Rabbi Mayer Kopfstein breaches
this evening.
Beth Jehuda, 9Oi Bedford av., Brook
lyn; Rabbi Afreim Sarafan speaks this
evening.
Beth Israel, 72d st. and Lexington
av.; Rabbi Aaron Eiscman breaches to-
morrow morning.
Beth Emeth, OF Flatbush. Church av.
and Marlborough Road; Rabbi Samuel
j. Lcvinson breaches this evening.
Bethel Temple, Fifth av. and 10th
St; DR.. Samuel Schulman will speak
Sunday morning on Guarding Great
City"
Bethel. OF Greenpoint; Rabbi S. j.
Rome speaks this evening at s.
B'nai Sholaum, 9th ST., Brooklyn;
Rabbi W. Friedlander.
Ez Chain, l07 East 92d St; Rabbi
Davidson.
Free Synagogue at Carnegie Hall;
Rabbi Stephen $. Wise; religious wor-
ship this evening at $3.50; addresses
by representatives of the Big Brother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
Cotton

Only small volume Of business
was transacted in the cotton market
yesterday and prices moved within
narrow limits. The ultimate trend
was upward, especially on October
contracts. 1t was estimated that the
total dealings did not exceed $4,000
bales. Wall Street firms sold little
early and bought later, but general
commission house business was eX-
tremely light. The great unsettle-
ment in political affairs was the rea-
son for the continued Indifference on
the part of the speculative public.
In the afternoon prices advanced
from Ia TO p points, reaching high
levels Just before the close. The con-
tinued strength in the spot situation
was again the principal influence for
the rise. Spot 6rms reported the re-
ceipt of decidedly strong advices from
the South. IL was reported that Japa-
nese agents had been buying heavily
in Texas, while other sections report
ed a more active foreign inquiry, in
part for German account. In Alabama
IL was stated that mills had offered
the best prices of the season for Dig
blocks, but that holders were unwilling
to sell. Spot cotton sold in New Or
leans at 17bc. in Norfolk at IKE. in
Little Rock at 17Ac, and in Augusta
at 17l2c. These prices are the same as
quoted on Wednesday, With March
contracts selling at 1850 in New
York, the absence Of Southern hedge
selling is not surprising.
The late rally was partly IN sympa-
thy with the recovery in New Or
leans. where il was said that big oper-
ators were again active on the buying
side. Moreover. it was stated that
heavy engagements had been made OF
freight room for Hsvre. In some
quarters it was said that the late buy
ing for Wall Street account was based
on more hopeful peace talk.
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FIRE RECORD

T.. NJ. Wed
il:55-ss5i White Plains az. rns BrouI. samuel
silver i1hiug.
A " Tgun
5.sO-.l Ea.t 18th st.. II Weirhznd o.. triaing
oO-2a OaE e. William Gallagher. tnhing
e0J-04 ST. Pau's Place. 1le Bronx. Abraham
Bernstein. trnuE
. 2o-2lel "a sy; william Mail. ul6ng
10 2j-.2s Ess l5lst g.. 1ns BronI. Samuel
uIo-ist wc.i n,t st.. Globe Costume Co
tuhIug
u:iO-6o0 west oo'h st.; HON a Hardau CO
trdluE
p. NJ
i5so-I59 last listh 81. The BronI: S Ei,s,r-
mao. trfinE.
lIO--I9 West llih st.. Annie Roskacn. triaing
90 West 2,th o.. John Barry and others
fddlng
2.Io-s56 West 29th ST.. Allen DoIa7. t-ifins
24O-il5 West Slh st.. Dalud Col,lructilu Co
trhiug
4I5-ii5 west seth st. ROYAL Auto Painting ca
tufirE
s.o0-ia5 D. il5h g.. Armstrong & Co. trfinr
5.O5-S.S West Ind az. Samuel LelkOssky. tn
fling.
$50 willow av between l32d and l12l 50 . Mel
rosc Furniture Corporation. $1,000.
V.tN-I0t1 Avenue 4 Burns Bros. irifirg
q.Z0-Is12 Broadway Relman. ko,hma1 a Rieder
1o.-o-ss last End az: Mrs WoIrorth trinng
N 0O-1fb ~ and a-d st., Subway Construction
Co trdins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05

washington. January 4.
c,pt PHILIP " SHERIDAN eA'al7, nov on
Ii..rs al Fsrt Nye- detailed Tor temporary duty
In once ~ Secretary o. Wa
Leave Of so,,s d ior SSg Ho aad japan Sfaaei
G.rt GEORGE r. A4LlN. ned artillery. de-
tsrI~i oHecr.' lst 10 take efet upon RELIEF from
Capt RICHARD u. WILLIAMS cosN @uleIy.
t.fs.bed officers llsf. upon r-.iN ron present
Go.e ana srrlvI ln q. s.. and upon expiration
~ fesrs r.orf 10 commanding officer coast
d-fer.es ~ Southern Nev YORK Tor assign ment
Ley, q ,ph Sone' v i2T la' iai i r6fas '
rr-t ~ JOHN r. HENDENHALL IN Infantry
from present duties % hs fcslee,, a.,
R4as-ation ~ Capf. HARRY q BhlfIoN' Sisnal
nm. ~ TIrsf u ALBERT J. MYER IN cav.
..f. f.. rsr5p PLACED Dn detached oihccgs list
srJ name ~ tir.t ~. WALTER WHINE. cav
aI~y removed tlere'rprn. - - .,,-,.,,,-,
FYrt la MYRoN and ROBERT w. CkANtuiitp.
C0rps ~ EnEnefrs, 10 W asi-lhs'n i'' '''iii'
zion for promotion. ,-.-,,- ,,.t-t-,-
Leave u absence granted Capt HENki J. Mn
M .,,. -.n =, Fi-t Gts HYNAS " CoHEy.
Nj IA e. Aqrpfci ard JANIS :. GAIMlIh
p.',s,. H @; sesoad u. SHELBY " TuTT1B
I'd fafan.ry. Ohio n. C.. accepted-
NAVY
No. = ~ WOOD detached Gensrbl Board. NAJ
r.,s----o1f 20 cnmnArd Oklahoma
4 surgeon r. A WARNER detached Nes
a. p,trsset T. y. VETERINARIAN dst1shol
c,.S R9,,.ssin = A RILEY. dctachsi nav
ward Mare Island. ~ Huntington.
MOvFzC2Ts
kKhlyED
Ian a. g.,ur. Al Sanfo Domingo Cify. d. d..
D and TongpLL a. Nss YORK ard, ScaiIa a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05

MIITGRAPH TYPEWRITER LErTEn.S6 Z
$3.50. / 900 si75; 10000 So s2SstL
wEATHERF0RD. 10 Broadway tBg4iIAS'
Room 1881 Rector asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES


MARK MAYER-A petition has been dsd
against Marx Mayer wholesale meat dealer at
l4 Crs-e az West Washington Market oy these
creditors We'll x Isaas 81 093. r. ). william
ION A Bro Sl61 and Never kornbum & Co. tA3
Judge 4 s. Hand appointed Wm. lesser receiver
bond $1,000. Liabilities are $500 and assets
81 900. CONSISTING Of accounts S%Vg' nfteres,
Boz business ten years.
MARK herman. petition has been fled
against MARI herman. dealer IN mems furnishing
good. A. 3026 so aT. Dr. those creditors. willard
n stevens sl6l. Alfred A. Wool. $40 and
Cecil Grosshand'er 500. lie has also made an
assignment Liabilities are $500 and assets $500
GROJEANS. INC-A petition has been aed
sssinsf Groieans Irc dealer in w0men's wear at
si99 BrosdVay by Philip hstz. creditor for
Ihe business was Incorporated on August IS 1915.
with capital stock Sl5 000
John W. PACE. n l6l West 36th s.. has Sled
A petition. with liabilities tle5 and assets SO
cash There are only tNO creditors. Long Island
college Hospital So. and John $. Dorian. Of
BrooEyn. tl.s both % judgments.
Discharge Denied
EDWIN d. WASHBURNE n CO.-Judgs HouEh
rss granted A motion 20 deny a dischHgs from
bankrIptcy 70 Chss W. Holton. individually and
- A partner in the firm n Edwin D. Washburns
Il Co. who.e.as dealers Boz diamonds and iewelry
A. : Maiden Lans. against whom Dettion was
books u account Liabilities we're slSj.390 and
Receiver Appointed
BARNFTr SCHWARTZ Judge A. y. Hand has
appointed O.. Graz Zsbriski- receiver Tor Barnett
SeiNarK. clothing dealer AZ 1901 "a sT bond
$500 Liabilities are $500 and assets 1900 Ia
stOSA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05

Orchard and Field
Yesterday. a year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05

Forecasts for Special localities.-Elstern New
YORK and Southern NsN England. rain and warmer
to-day: clearing and colder 20 morrow
Western Nov York and lower Michigan. rain or
DAY followed BY snow or rain to-day. clearing and
colder tO-mOrrOg
Northern New England. iucroasIng cloudiness to-
day. followed by rain; clearing and colder to-mor-
ROW
Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware.
Maryland. tho District Of Columbia and Virginia
rain and warner To-day: clearing and probably
much colder O-mouow.
Local oneial Hecord.-rls following onicial record
from Tho Weather Bureau shows temperature during
the last twenty-four hours. ln comparison with he
corre,poading date OF last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
TYPEwRITERS
CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS
MULTIGRAPHING

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD fof suh. H"-
free. BENNETT us Bro4dsay. hrd o'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Produce Markets-Cwrent

Buttsr.-Re Receipts. 1921 packages. Cream
cry, higher scoring thar extras per
10. 40lz 94lc; extras lt1 scorel' 4pc
onds (S3 to 81 score). 35@36e; thirds,
33laQ34i9e; creamery. unsslted. higher
than extras, 4llR442c; extras. 4U1a
M4lc: firsts, 87Q40c; seconds, So Is6S6l2e ;
creamery, held, higher than extras, $50
3Si3c; extras, S71ag3794c; hrsts, 36qSie;
seconds, 34Ia d35l9e: thirds. 3Sd34c; State
Dairy, tubs. finest, S9@391Ac good 20 prime,
3612Q3814c common 10 fair. 3Od36e' reno
waited extras, 35c frsts, 33H34c; lower
grades. 30d32iac: imitation creamery. frsts,
32433c; ladies. current make. frsts, SOl2g
81 iRc seconds. soc; lower grades. 26l2G
29lac; packing stock, current make, No i.
Is l-co
Cheese Receipts. 1888 boxes. state, W.
m fats, held. specials. ID. q d24i9c; aver
age fancy, 1914 424c; fresh. coloned, spe-
cials, 22i4G23c: white, specials, 22lg d23c
colored. average fancy. PC; white average
fancy. 22c; twins, held. specials, 24424 &c
average fancy. 235A423Ac; eheddars, held,
specials, 24G 24i4e; single daisies. fancy.
24Ik425c: all styles. undergrades. 20422c
Wisconsin, W. IA. held, twins, fancy, 24c
double daisies. 24e single daisies. PAPA nc
Young Americas, "a nc Far Western. ". m,
Oregon. triple daisies 2312@2ie California,
double daisies, 23d23 &C. state. skins. held,
specials. 20lGd dc; current make, specials.
1910 zoe choice. lSdl9c; fair to good,
16417i2c; lower grades. 13dl5l4c.
Eggs Receipts. 5.344 cases Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. per DOZEN. 50d5lc extra
frsts. asa 49c irsts. 46N47c; seconds and
poorer. 4OG45e fall gathered. poor To good,
32G3Sc: fresh dirties, 800 35c checks, good
to choice. dry. 32c: undergrades, 2Sd3lc
refrigerator. special marks. fancy. 36c; hrsts,
35m35 &c; seconds, S4434iac; lower grades,
316J &c; state, Penn and nearby Western,
hennery whites. fine to fancy, 530 55c. or
binary 10 good. 46N52c gathered whites
ordinary 10 fine, 46N53c; nearby pullets
eggs, whites, 42N 45c; Western and South
ern. gathered whites. 47Q50c; state, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
Yes'day's PreYlous Yea
SuStenance
Cereals

Wheat. - Weakness characterized
closing transactions, Buyers for the
rise showed anxiety TO liquidate, while
pressure from the bear party was ag-
gressive. The execution Of numerous
stop-loss orders served 10 quicken the
downward movement, which amounted
TO from 5 to 6 cents in Chicago and
22s06l4 cents in other markets. Re-
ports that Austria was suing for a
separate peace were given as a reason
for selling in some quarters.
Temporary frmness at the start was
traceable mainly TO strong foreign ad-
vices. The principal item was the Off
cial confirmation from Argentina of re-
cent damage claims. The new crop is
now placed at only 100000 bushels,
compared with 1SA000,000 bushels a
year ago. This will leave practically
nothing for export, excepting the small
surplus remaining from the previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-05
MONDAY. JANUARY 5
TUESDAY. JANUARY Q
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

Hawaii via san -wilhelmina day
Japan. Cores and China. via Se4it.e-S4do
Fid Islands. New Zealand and Australia teI- 81,
cept WrstD. via Nancouyer-MeEura. 49,. Jan u
Japan, Corss China and Philippine Islands, o..
Via YsucOuYsr-Empress u Russia: ..... Jan ~
Tahiti Narques4s. Cook Islands. New Yea
land. Australia. via San FrancEco-haltA.J Jan %
ARRIVED
Sama tNorl Port Antonio Dee - honiego BAY
q and kingston -. TO the Unitei Fruit Co with
pss,erg,rs and mdse. Bar al ~ 80 m.
sfraihlorne (Bl. Have Dec 10; 10 the COM
pagnls Generate Transstlsntigue. With mdsa Bar
NorIeu DAM. Prozreso Dee p. % the New
York & cuba Mall IS Co with mdse. Bar a.
Baron Basyens lBelsl. Cardiff Dee Z. to Noion.
IJIy a Co l1 ballast. Bar a. 8 m.
Tiuland Castle tBD. HUI Dec H. 10 Barber
4 20 iu ballast. Bar a. %. .
Rotehy tBrl Cardiff Dec g.. 10 Jamos w ElWell
A. 90 in ballast Bar 81 midnight 81.
Wallace fBrl. HAVE Noy %. Brest Dec : and
Rerrniiis g. 90 no C0mpagnie Generate Trans
stlanlque. with mise. Bar Al m.
UerruIet fNorl Archangel Dec II. 20 Beuhsn
4 Roveeen In ballast. Bar o. $50 m.
Nsuse lFrl HAVE Dec TO- 70 tho Compagnb
Gcnera.o TfinsarauuQus. with mdse Bar a. p
hi Ps,o. New orleans Dec 20. TO tho Southern
PsrIac 60 Wlth mlse
W,sierdyk tDurchl. Rotterdam Dec - % tho
HoInd- America Line. IN ballast Bar a. 3 80 m
- Col CaIvesfcu Dec %. N tho southern
p,risc 90 with mdse Quar- a. 9 40 m
San C.orein IfaO. Genoa Nov IS, Lcgh0rn %,
Name. Dee "a and 80. Mrhae-s ., 20 Pelrce BROS.
win ud-a. Bar o. m
StoqIanI lNorl. Las Palmas Dec ~. 70 Benutib
H1os'ef & Co. ia ballast Bar a. SO M
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Yesterdays A year
.Ir.aa "a On
U. S. Treasury Finances

Washington, Jan. 4.-The condition
of the United States Treasury at the
close Of business to-day was: Net bal
ance in general fund, s113,5t1,o3S; total
ordinary receipts, s1.5s9,354; total or
binary payments, S2,s15,631.
The deficit this fiscal year is S123,-
257,442. against deficit of S49,611,114
last year, exclusive Of Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.