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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
KELLY is IN HOSPITAL UNIT
WelI-knoWn Philadelphia ScuIIer in
Service With Many Other Promi-
nent Athletes.

Jack Kelly, the well-known single
sculler of the Vesper Boat club of Phil
adelphia, is among the university base
hospital unit, 20 of which has just been
called for active duty in the Quaker
city. It includes more than 200 men,
bers and prominent Penn students, who
are among the squad are Howard Ber-
~. Bert Bell and Bill Quigley of this
years Penn varsity football team.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08

Mike Menoskey, one of the stars of
tne feoeral league and now on the
washington clubs roster as an out
nelder, is at Camp Custer with the
National army.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
Catcher Kuhn in Service

Red Kuhn, formerly a catcher for
the White Sox, is a sergeant in tho
National army at a Texas camp.
huhn was member of Doc Whites
Dallas champions last season.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
Landers Is Penn CAPTAIN.

Sherman Landers, holder of the
worlds high school pole vault record.
has been elected captain of the Uni
versfty of Pennsylvania track team.
Landers' home is at Oregon, Ill.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08

Willie
structor in the at MareI sand.Ca
1.-THE
camps not only but instruct
of developing
raphootg and over SO DER cent
better than that of at game" "
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
WeeQhman Is Criticized

Baseball fans are beginning to
criticize Owner Weeghman of the Cubs.
for his too strenuous efforts to buy
star ball players.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
frankie Fleming Is a Filler.

'STIIHU Is q FTIeT.
frankie Fleming, the Montreal box
er' Is reported to have joined the flying
CORDS.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
F0REWORD

FOREWORD
cover the Top" is a true
story of trench warfare on
the French front, written by
an American soldier who
got into the great war two
years ahead of his country.
Sergeant Empey tells what
the fighting men have done
and how they have done it.
He knows because he was
one of them. His expert
ences are grim, but they are
thrilling, and they are light
ened by a delightful touch of
humor.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-03-08
Menoskey Is Drafted

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
L.atonia Entries

First race Claiming: three-year -olds and
upward; maidens; one mile and seventy
81: Jiry. Io2: Charley Nolte. 1os: Rose Of
autumn ZOE Ned Miley Bright. 1o7; Lucky
Pay. l10: Jason. III; Grafton (imp.), Iii;
sLtxIip dmp). Ill; Little Marchmont H.
III; Ironmaster, liS Also eligible: Little
Beau. lo2: Judge Wright III. 102: sSasenta
"; Bar One ump). io2 'John l. Day
dmp). i05; flovivof. tl9.
Second race Claiming: four-year -olds and
upward; six rlongs)---.Runnins Queen. 102;
NJ Niles Shot. los: Nldo: yob Miss Minn. io7'
Six Edgar. io7: .Yorkviile. los; Falls City.
1o9; Zim.. lo9: Alex Gets, ios; Kenward,
1ie; vagabond. no: Arch plotter, 112. Also
eligible: 'Jeffery. III; The Grader. ios /:
Toy Miss, l07.
Third race sthree-year-olds: allowances: !:
nix furlongs1-Biscuit Tortoni, 100; Bris q
War. 100; Sweet Alyssum. 100 six Ix6y.
l04: Ebony. io4; Aztec, l0S; Bombast. iox,
clalryoyant, Jos; Ichi Ban. io7; sirocco, los:
Fourth race your-year-olds; claiming,
ono mile and seventy yards)--sAnseline ~
TELL Me, 81; sSstar Baby. 80; sAcheron 1ot
kate Adams, I0l: sRAfferty, l0i: ciarn
Martin. l0i; Saivatelle. 1oa; Iittio Princess
lot; Parrish. l0<; DIR. NichelI ioi: All oi
Biarney. l06. Also eligible: iFsrcom sed.
dlsr. os' Audrey X. 1906; 'Elisabeth H.. %:
Filth rae. Batavia Purse: .l,o~ane..I
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
BY Innuendo Only

by nnuendo Shandy, "I gonna up
German spies with which New York packed
going to take them down to Ellis Island"
"Ill send llles says but Shandy looking
hard at the bartender who has eighteen inch
hanging o a nail.
II don't think you'll be behind long, to the
bar keeper.
"Im off o'clock" says the Powder Mixer
"Eo! Ho" Shandy "Ain't telln
Germans tricky. think I'm baby
Hercules is getting and
but he is playing the suned something goes
his head And Shandy mumbng the
Huns and proposed aerial raid.
Eyes s Shandy, shaking his finger Hercules think
I'm take in Put along
g" won't put coat says Hercules gonna put you
Well, he
After the sidewalk had and dust
ing ourselves off Shandy says:
81 doubt if he could do it again"
$50 far as am concerned he'll only have do
Keeping Tabs on Ludeus
FIER we have walked down Ninth block
4 n Shandy
baby eat wine glass; S Of paid men,"
told Shandy he had made big mistake Hercules
and that ne had been selling thrift
That's probably of this Luderus game" says Shandy
night"
About four hours shandy apartment and he
says he thinks he will the any
stuff this luderus might try to pull from the sky.
Put nothing beneath this Luderus he before popping
to Sleep
So give myself the in rip my coat
and straw Liberty Besides that
looks like somebody has my way home The
next time I'm Shandy first
s. They tell Runyon wouldn't make speech at
Pat Kynes dinner the Eggs Why should anv ov
make a speech-free!
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
FORECLOSURE SALES

seSsh eals9x eGalsatx ea axsss, NsT as1a ssms,i
Of q Judgment Of foreclosure and sale unic dmIV
ade ana and dsss II 1s
L the Undersigned, the Referee II IN way saJ tsis
the Exchange salesrooms Nos. 1a.is 1is'oV Vsrsy a.
of New York on the Ssth 9' day ~ Sly
at IL o'clock noon on that day. by Samuel
e s' s1d .ns fhssssd y
PARCELS AsE df hGss snd w4 sus sstan ns lots pieces
ths rs, borough q Manhattan ely. 0sou coan.s y
certain entitled map Of eight acres Of iand Hn
situated in the 18th Ward OF the City OF New;
YORK, being part OF the estate OF ISAAC
Of Dyckmann Homestead Property. dated
New York, June 7th. 1871. by Rudolph Rosa
and and. hled n the Office Of the Register Of tho
as map No. 72S and being more particuIa riy
bounded and described as follows:
side q a poat astsnt the sguthery
Of afe ssid sas sSuas
ery side Of Academy srsst runnnh wan the bsns sss
ssastery and along the eoutheriy side 81
sesthsy and paraie TO ehs safd .asts1is .a:nSs
sids ssas ,a Of tAe
of ss sl sns sSx .s @ aaa d
SsSsf ass 1sa.sss' ss'4s s1e. s. h
Be- s to s Y0s place
diRensions more Or less - 'laA's' ana
Dated Sss MARK 1sEs NJ {uas sezHhlaiNspR I'll asss
Nss Ys4t Ssy kHAgs =
The following IL n diagram Of the property
to be sold: it's street number II Noe. II ana
l5 Seaman Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
SUMMONS

FUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Nrw
against Helen aosenn asaty Compsny Pan
substituted Trustee under the Last VII, VIM an5 n1
Testament OF Ann Eliza Cairns. deceased
Garr.. Carrie T. Wills. Charles Sinclair Wliis:
Company, as Executors OF and Trustees un
w,,s !; wh|s, dscsassd; carrie r. wills. truth Ruth
ham Wills his wife; Edith wills, Helen ".
Wills. ,WilIs. Charles T; wills. Ernest chaikley
a M,.s an ana o; hssis Ackerman Wills his wife
the Holland House Company H3p.nly, Ran my,
Welle: J. Charlton Rivers. John GiSSons'
sreas1,x sGmstamss known as John G. gibbons in
and Testament Of John J. Gibbons. deces ssd'
and and Elizabeth Bethune Gibbons his wife:
estate Of Ey VI Il Mor i5c ths
Edward Fl. r.. Green. individually and ~.
substituted n r Mn,1 Trsses under the viii OF Ed
gen Wells. named in the viii Of Eiizahs.h i
Grafton deceased. as "Saliie Remsen weils -
stsay Eday Palmer Paimes and Emma /. Palmer. his
G. 4 M: G. Mayer. Inc. Therese Neiman
sophie Herzfe!d, Realty Supervision Com.
encs A. Fish New York Life fnsuran,ss Flor na
Wili ana Testament OF Julia X schist,eiin ns sass
Louise Schietfelin. his wife: Georxe McKsu .u
Schienelfn. Matilda Constance Ismay. FIor.
snce DsIaplasns lsmay; Julia r.. Ismay, Mar
TTnnra. n yapo, ocoIsS AsmAy Cheape.
y Isn1ay. Sarah Dorothy Schieffeitn. Hsrs
Earet II. Trevor. Henry GrnlT Trevor. ir
George s. Trevor and Alice H Trevor his
wife: Haven Trevor. Margaret E. Pardee'
Louise Trevor Lord, wife OF J. couper Tord
Helen s. 8. Trevor. Ella A, Rorers John
Cellatly. Helen X. Bradford. Annie r. Du
ponts DefendAnts.--Summons. n,e
No. 1924. year 1913.
To the ebove-nAmed Defendants: Yau ava
hereby summoned to answer ths complaint in
tnis action. ana TO serve q copy OF your
answer on tho plaintiffs attorneys within
mons. exclusive Of the day Of service: ana
in case OF your failure TO appear or anxwer
judgment Will be taken against you by de-
fault. for this relief demanded in the com.
paint.
Dated. New York January 18th. 1919
CADWALADER, WICKERSHAM { TAFT
Plaintiffs attorneys, Oflce and Post once
Address No. 80 Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan, City OF New York.
To the defendants Matilda Constsncs In.
may. Julia r: Ismay. Margaret B. l. cheaps
and Thornas 3. Issnay: The foregoing sum
mona is served upon you by publication. pur-
Piatxek, Justice Of the supreme Court Of
the State OF New York. dated the 2tpf day OF
May. 1918. ard nled with the complaint in
the once OF the Clerk Of the County Of New
York. at the County Court House In the
Borough Of Manhattan, In the City OF New
York. In aaid stete.
Dated New York, May 71nd. lait.
CADWALADEN. WICKERSHAM & TAFT
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once and Pest
Cdico Addrsss, No. 20 Wall Street nor-
eush OF Manhattan. City Of New Tort.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
L.atonia Results

First race Claiming; purse, $500. f.,
ma maiden len. colts and geldings; two-year-oids
ss4.ao and saso: won: Byrne. 112 (McCabeSS
pisshmon1; 2ds1a s7sc, third Time. i:ol SIS
George Muehibaeh. Sir u."na, Beau unomes a0Hlis as
ter Clark Sun Myth and AIRY b. also also ran. unuS
:, Second race Claiming: purse, s7oo; 10,
won; NIB. lo4 Poo). ssI.7o and 1880 sec. sec.
Tme els schseF 3anesss e4 MurRy %s.,' ''sn
Koran. Tom Goose. Miss Wright Ciairvov.
ant. Crystal Day. Capers and Dahabiah u
also ran.
Third race tpurse. $500: for four -year-o,d.
Gs,swood. log Isande, $3.50. sio.so' and
Ho~as a $50 Sei2h1 I5ird assn ms ApPs ss as se7
Aida, Nezib. Brown Velvet, serena,a, Dehra,
Fourth race tpurse:, $500; for four-year-
olds and upward; milo and a sixteenfh)--
Baby Lynch. lo7 tMajestic>. ta7.ao. ylosd
$3.50 and ss4o; second: Day Dream. io7
Ardent. Cora Lane. Madame Hermann
Fifth race tpurse.. $1,000: for three-year-
olds and upward: six furlongs)-Basil liz
100 Nunsford>. 1890. second; Prince oi
Como. ll7 tsande) third. Time, rs as.
J. J. Murdoch also ran. No show mutuels
sold.
Sixth race Claiming: handicap: purse
and a stxteenth)--Captain Rees, liz (Luni
tord). $500 $3.50 and $40. won; Dorothy
Dean. los (van Dusen) $3.50 and $3.50. sec
ond Regal Lodge. lo7 iBoltony. $3.50, third.
Time. 146, Dick Williams. Faux Col, San
symlng and Jim Hefferins also ran.
Seventh race Claiming: purse. $500: for
three year olds and upward: mile and ak
enth)--David Craig. 109 lLunsford). $3.50.
$3.50 and S3.20. won; j. Walker, a7M
jSande), Sc and 81. second; Sun God, li4
(Howard). 1910. third. Time, f:ls 10.
Fencer. Thorn Bloom. Marauder and Jack
Lucas also ran,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

Facts and Fancies
By LOUIS LEE ARMS
Tobey Plays Good Samaritan
BY LOUIS LEE ARM

NEAR. BROTHER: j just wanted you to know
time play the Good Samaritan I'm gonna play
baseball bat always have figured that guy push
who'll tie with john who has three hour
and try giving him the air but now know H.
Last night walking Columbus Circle dry
arcooed Franklin when Shandy Sabb You Shandy
After he has padded the his
time push somebody off a garden.
Well Shandy has !. all figured thai two and three
months from next July they'll be serving plain gasoline and admit
ting it instead of admitting like they
can't afford to lose any time.
"Il admit" Shandy who already pointed for
and cold shower that amt nothing against gasoline
getting Ike the it. But It fearful thing when
lot OF mountain ban5 take mans personal liberty
clearly defined by the constitution these United States.
The FIRST thing know Shandy teercd of these
Columbus Circle and he giving lot Of
nation things dreamed Of 1t that New York
loaded right with SPIES
Jamaica amt being truly that he
about the situation the Western front.
what do think
he
(Which part?"
why, the Western part" he
it looked better than it did before.
Well Shandy Pm all don't anything about
the situation on the West front
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

in which each club in the association
had the privilege of entering a team
OF five men. Eleven clubs entered
teams, but only four teams were in
at the finish, the Siwanoy team win
ming with total of 427; Wykagyl
was second with 435, Searsdale third
with 465 and Dunwoodie fourth with
469.
There were sixty-six started in the
qualifying round and fifty complete
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

scores returned. There was a tie for
the low score prize at 81 between John
=. Anderson, Siwanoy, the present
champion, and Roswell Mundy, Ardsley,
Anderson won on the play-off by a
single stroke.
The afternoon was taken up with a
tour-ball foursome, tho best ball of
each pair counting. and oaeh nair
represented their respective clubs
Eighteen pairs competed under their
own club handicaps. This event was
likewise won by the Siwanoy Club.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Practically Wrote 1t

SS'T>HERE amt guy in these United
about the situation the West than Shandy
$50 far the situation the West front practically
wrote the words and music for it,"
Moreover Shandy says Hndenburg big stiff who got
him worried bit but he he going weather
Luderus
Pat Moran first baseman," "What has he done?"
Pat Moran first baseman your
who the boy that makes Hindenbug up say Papa
"Ludendorf, you mean"
Shandy he don't Ludendo he Luderus and
If think he Ludendorf battle time.
I admit he ere named Ludendorf
But he amt the main The trouble with boys haven't
private of nfomaon This Ludeus the bird
He close the Kaiser that they practically the
suspenders Ludendorf is bum"
So let at that Shandy from information he
this wouldn't surprise
something against New York.
"1hs Luderu anything Shandy "From the pr-
of information have packed
who ready tip this Ludrus off the big works.
to tea his Shandy sabb, going
these German spies where they belong"
Then Shandy tells he has scheme by which he won't
right and call German He that
this Luderus off that he
way he will do it will the thing
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

The premises are sold subject TO a frst
n n aas tas Yuy fu e saSo. and interest
The approximate amounf Of tho Hen or
charge. TO safety which the ahove-descrjhed
property is to be sold, ts ak thousand throo
Hundred nineteen {ss.s1s) dollars. with inter
est thereon from tho 34th day Of May. iSts
together With costs and allowance amounting
to three hundred sixty $500 1tsee.s3}. with
interest from May IS, 1918. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate 9
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are to be allowed
TO the purchaser out Of the purchase money.
paid by the Referee. II Ss,eS5 and interest
Dated. New York. June 6th. 1918
MARK Al. SCHLESfNGER,
Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Brown Baseball Board
Elects Coulter CAPTAIN

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 2o.-Bruce
graduate of Vermont Academy, has
been elected captain Of the Brown var
sity baseball team for 1919. The votes
Of the undergraduate athletic board
were received by mail. nearly all of
the board being in national service.
Coulter has won his letter twice in
baseball for his excellent work at sec
ond base. He also was awarded his
AB" in football last fall. He is mem
Der Of the Phi Gamma Delta frater-
nifty.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

Chickens.-Fresh, bbls., dry picked
Phila. and Long Island fancy broilcrs,
to lbs. to pair, 6o@66c; Phila. and
Long Island squad broilers. 2 to 21a
lbs. to pair, per pair, 90c@sl; Vir-
ginia broilers. 3 to lbs. to pair. lb.,
60c; Western broilers, h., 45@60c;
fowls, fresh, boxes, dry packed, West
ern, 81 lbs. and over to dozen, 35c;
48 to IS lbs, Soc; 49, to AZ lbs, 340
34kc: 36 to az lbs, 33@34c: 80 to SO
lbs, 500 33c; under 80 lbs, 31@32c;
fowls. fresh, dry packed, bbls., West
ern, dry picked, 5 lbs. and over, Sac;
4 lbs, 34c; 31a lbs. and under, Sec;
Southwestern, to lbs. each, 32d
331ac: fowls, fresh, bbls., iced, dry
picked, prime, s lbs. and over. 33c; 4
lbs, 3Sc; 31s lbs, &c; 8 lbs and
under. Soc; scalded, prime, mixed
weights, &c; old cocks, fresh, dry
packed. bbls.. dry picked, No. 1. 2sc;
scalded. 24@25c; spring ducklings,
Long Island, h., 35c.
Squabs.-Prime, white, 6 to 10 lbs.
and over to dozen, s3.50@$s; dark, per
dozen, $2@$2.50; culls, per dozen, 81
@$l.5O.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Escoba Bows a Tendon;
Johren a Derby Favorite

LATONIA, KY, June COX. D. Alex
ander's fne colt, Escoba, which would
have been one Of the favorites for the
Latonia Derby next Saturday, will not
start in that event. He bowed ten
don in his race yesterday with Beaver
another race before next fall.
This leaves eight starters for the
Derby, of which Fl. r. Whitney's Johren
will be a strong faveritc.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Westchester Golf Title
Tournament Opens

The Red Cross tournament of the
Westchester Golf Association, which
represents the annual championship of
that body, began yesterday over the
links of the Siwanoy Country Club
with an eighteent-hole qualifying
round in the morning.
There was also a club team match
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

three-year- and upward: one milo and q
sixteenth )-Mistress Polly. %: Bon Tromp
100; Rife. 1o4: courtship. 1os; Arriet. ia
colts and geldings; Ave furlongs) )~-Marse
John. 1os; Sam Reh. 10s: Lanceiot, Ios
JaEo los: Uncle White, 11s: Ticklish. 1l2.
and upward: one mile and three -sixteenths)
---'Alert. 1oi: Chick Rarkley. 1os; eddie
r., lo4; Fairly, lo6: Charles Francis, 1oe
VIII Do. 1905; George Roesch, 1906: Duke OF
Shelby, 10s: Fair Orient. 10s: Old Hen, los
Eel Rey. 107: Ride Shooter. 112 Also cligi-
BILE: Beautiful Girl. io7; sCruces 16l
Bucknatl. 1906: ePit, io4: -Surpasslng, 101
sExhorter, l0%.
sApDrcntico allowances claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Phillies and Roston
Split Double Bill

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 Wild
throws by Stock and Luderus gave Bos-
ton the first game Of tc-day's double
header. 6 to 4, in ten innings. but Phila-
delphia's first inning was enough to win
the second game by to a.
In the second contest Hagan passed
Luderus and Adams and an error by
Smith made the total FIVE. Hearne
blanked the locals for the rest of the
game.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Livestock, Meats, Provision.

Following arc yesterdays prices. compared wit,
thope Of year ago:
-*al Yesterday. A year ara
100 Ii: ..... $500 0s1.so e,2.oo @sts.7s
Dressed recf. o
;. sides. ID. -. .a2 @ .27 .,s .t7N
100 u. :.:;....ie.oo Q 1878 ia.so q 1890
,, city: lb. ,..... .2s Q 40 40 @ .s@h
ID ID, .,.;:::: 1000 @ 400 500 @ 1850
:. prime. ise ID. ;,aee g aaee 1850 g -
Dressed lambs. Id .28 q .35 "a G an
Hogs. 700 lb.. 1880 d i7,7S iA28 6 se3S
Dressed hogs. ba-
ass. ssa; PORK Is 5s ..Ss .SSss"@ ASA sso5~S an
Mess beef. Dbl. $500 q 3%00 5000 @ st.O0
Lard. Mid West. sS
ID. ~. ......2 .244se q 74.sse u .oou a q. ioo
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Floyd Egan, N. Y. u. Star.
Enlists as Enrinee,

Floyd Egan, who has been New York
university's star all-around athlete for
the last three years. may not be on
hand to fill his position as captain Of
the baseball, basketball and football
teams when these respective sports ara
resumed again next year.
Egan has enlisted in the engineers
corps OF the army and expects to don
the Khaki shortly. At present Egan is
a1taln1ng military knowledge as a mem
university. l'N
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

Butter.-Receipts were 1886 pack
ages.
Beans.-Marrow, choice, 100 lbs, s1s;
Marrow, Manchurian, $1326; Coscor-
rcnes. Chilean, $12@s12.25: Pea, choice,
Sl2; medium, choice, $12; Lady Wash
lrgton, California. s12.25; small white,
Galifornla, hdi sio $l2.25; Tepary, California,
ehurian. $l2;2b, Daifuku, Manchurian,
S12; Red Kidney, choice, sl3@$13.25;
Red Marrow, choice, S12@$1225; Kin
toki. Man .hurian, $3.50; Yellow Eye,
S12.5o@s12.75; White Kidney, choice,
S14.25@ s14.50; 1mperials, choice, $3.50
CdS12.75; CabAllero, Chilean, S1225@
$3.50; Burrito. Chilean, SS.50@$s.75;
Bayou, Chilean, S8.75; Cranberry. Man
ckurian, round, $10@S10.26; long, 500
Se.25; short, $8t0$8.50; Black Turtle
Soup, $13@$13.25; Black Turtle Soup,
Mexican, $12.6c@$12.75; Black, South
american, s5M.$6.50; Pink, California,
Sa.50M$8.75; Lima, California, $12.25@
$3.50. Peas Scotch, 100 lbs, s12@
$1,000; Chilean, s1o@s1o.2b; Japanese,
se.25@s9.50; Black Eye, California, SO !;
Splits, Yellow, S9@s9.25; Green, $500
$1625; White, Manchurian, small, $7Ml
$725; large, s7.50@$7.75.
Cheese.-Receipss were 6,3e2 boxes.
State, whole milk. fresh, fats, specials
colored, lb, 23%@2 white, 23N q
24c; average run, colored, 2S5sc; white,
23lac;. lower grades, 21@23c; twins,
specials, 23A@23Ac: average run,
23M23Mc; lower grades, 0A;@22hc;
single daisies, 24@24,z; double daisies,
24c; Wisconsin, whole milk, fresh,
twins, 2ah @2sAc; single daisies,
odXO9a1&c. 6r,,h1o dali ocfI (aoA
Young Americas, 24@2d1ac; state,
skins, fresh, specials, 17lh @1Sc; prime
to choice, 1eh@17c; fair to good,
11M16c.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Live Poultry

Broilers.-Colored, via express, 45c;
white Leghorns, via express, 40c;
Western, via freight, 40@45c; South.
ern, via freight, 40c; ducklings. Lone
Island. ib., 40c; guineas. per pair, vie
freight. 8bc@S1; live pigeons, per pair
via freight A0M56c
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-Trading in
the market was confined to the cash
market, with the undertone compara-
lively firm. Advices from Washington
We're pessimistic regarding the proba
bility OF the removal of present restric-
t1ons and regulations governing trading
operations.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures.-Yesterday' market
was quiet with local trade interests on
both sides. One leading interest was a
seller, believed to be against purchases
in Brazil. Other interests bought, this
support believed to be against sales of
actual coffee to interior buyers. Prices
opened at declines Of to 8 points and
close being at net declines of / to 4
pOints
New-York tribune., 1918-06-21
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into q state of commotion by new
ruling by the food administration, which
makes 1t compulsory for every dealer
who intends to take grain on delivery
to have a government license. Commits
sion houses will not be allowed to take
delivery for customers, and it was said
that licenses will not be issued to
oneratOrs who do a purely speculative
business. 1t was the consensus Of
opinion that this regulation will make
1T necessary for speculative longs to
liquldate their accounts in each posi-
ton before the month becomes cur
rent, and that it was the object of the
1ood administration to reduce the pos
sibllities ,,:t Of manipulation. Longs sold
iheavily during the day and prices
broke sharply, closing with q partial
rally. but with net losses of Ia to &c.
weather conditions were more favor
able and crop accounts were salts
factory.
Yesterdays Previous Year
csSS; No yellow s1ssA .7ss4 e7s;s ssi% sH1
ADJUST '1'S t': .::::: ':ss ':ss 14s IT,. 1894
Oats.-The oats market also felt the
influence of the new rules in regard
~ .""iHS ueiIVery, ana prices were
weak and lower, closing with net losses
Of Il to IA cents. Prospects of cool
er weather relieved the anxiety re-
garding the new crop, and it was said
that country offers were larger. The
domestic cash demand was slow and
exporters were Indifferent. Leading
industrials bought July on the break
and this caused partial recovery.
Yesterdays Previous ya.,
New York: close. close 400
Oats, No. white. .ssNs .seIa rex
July ............ .7aM 1924 .e2M
August ........... .eaN .soE
Rye.-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Cash, No. 2 West. .S1.e6 s1,e6 s2.44
Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yes days Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
Rse R!Haf oar Mn1 eSoes ses des s9S ss5
cornmeal. yellow. gran. 5.12Ka 5.t21s 1870
kiln dried.