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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-22

,,CaluSeruT"
Soc. Siriana
RAPPORT despre vinzarea Marcilor de
Pc scaunul electric are sd moa-
ra Joseph Cohen, din New York,
care a puscat 81 ucfs pc politis-
'tul Samuel Rosenthal in Broo-
klyn, in ziua de 9 Februarie a. c.
Dinsul are sd fic cxecutat in III
ua de 6 Mai.
104 femei in serviciul bancilor.
= Acesta este numarul femcilor
earl fac slujba in diferitclc banci
din orasul Syracuse, N. Y. ina
inte de asia en- 10 ami, abba de
erau O duzina de fcmci in servi-
ciul bancilor, lar numarul lor de
astazi representa- patra parte
din suma intreaga a functional
rilOr de banci. Causa ca Sunt asa
dc multe este - razboiul, in ca
re sunt dust barbatii.
STA inceput osinda. - DR.. Ben.
Reitman fost colcg al doamnei
Emma Goldman, a plecat din
Chicago pentru ca sd faca 6 luni
de Arrest aici in Cleveland, pen
tru ca a facut propaganda asu-
pra chestici ,,controlul nastcri-
lOr",
Cadavr1li aflat in 11u. = in
New York, in apropiere de r.
2S-th Street s'a aflat in riul de
est cadavrul unei femei, care nu
putut fl identificata. S'a con-
statat totusi ca fost ca de 30
ami. Cadavrul a fost transportat
la spital 81 de acolo la morga.
Urcare de plati. - Sa site ca
in santierele navale din New
York 81 New England an fost
grove de muncitori. Acele greve
sunt pc Gale a fl aplanate acum
pc Gale pacinica. Muncitorii vor
primi plati mai mari, dar munci-
! torilor din New York nu lisa
vor da tOate acelea ce dinsii GER
in cautarea unui criminal. -
Politia din Cleveland, O. fost
| pusa in miscare Martha trecuta
toata ziua in cautarea unui ne
CRU criminal despre care sa Gre
de ca ucis 81 jafuit pc William
Robert un farmar bogatan din
Palmira, Ohio.
A mincat carne de mita. =
John Clavel. de Is ami, din Co.
lumbus, Ohio mincat carne &c
mita numai ca sd poata economis
banii. Din crutarea prea multa
in articoli de hrana capata1
boala numita ..pneumonia' 81 &
murit. Dupa moartea lui all aflat
in coliba sa suma de $4,000 do
lari in bani gata. in testamentu
sau, dinsul aminteste sofia sa $
un ficior 81 o fata ca mostenitOri
Gu toate Cd nimeni nu-i cunoastt
familia.
Raci ieftini. - Orasele din We
stul mijlociu au sd sufera in Sc
zonul acesta din caula Upset d'
raci, lar bietii vinzatori au S;
sufera pagubc enorm de mar
din cauza ca nu au de unde ca
pata raci. in acelasi timp orasel'
din est, ca Bostonnl de pilda, al
atitia raci incit prctul lor sea
zut della Is funtul, la numai II
cent? de funt.
Farmarii vor disc1lta probleme
lie mari ale razboiului. - Mare,
conventiune a celor della ,,Illi
nois Agricultural Association
s'a deschis in 20 |. c. in Peoria,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-22
Proprietari de automobile

aresta'ti. Opt proprictari de
automobile din Fostoria, Ohio all
fost arestati pcntru ca nu si-au
scos licente moi pc automobilele
lor 81 umblau GU cclc din anul
trecut pc automobile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-22
Pc scaunul electric are sd moa-

Pc scaunul electric are sd moa-
ra Joseph Cohen, din New York,
care puscat 81 ucfs pc politis-
tul Samuel Rosenthal in Broo-
klyn, in ziua de 9 Februarie a. C..
Dinsul are sd fic cxecutat in III
ua de 6 Mai.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-22

III. Adunarea este cOnsidcrata ca
una din celc mai mari della inf
intarea acelei organizatiuni in
coace. DInsii vor discuta chpstii.
le farmarilor in rapport GU razbo-
iul de fata. Conventiunea va du-
ra 81 ziua urmatoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-22

Farmarii vor disc1lta probleme-
lie mari ale razboiului. - Marea
conventiune a celor della ,,Illi-
nois Agricultural Association"
"a deschis in 20 |. G. in Peoria,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-22

Urcare de plati. - Sa site ca
in santierele navale din New
York 81 New England an fost
grove de muncitori. Acele greve
sunt pc Gale fl aplanate acum
pc Gale pacinica. Muncitorii vor
primi plati mai mari, dar munci-
torilor din New York nu lisa
vor da toate acelea ce dinsii GER
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
NOW,S TIE TIME

To have your pictures framed when
you are house cleaning and decorat-
ing-and you know an artistic
framed picture Is a Joy for ever
we do fine work and our line OF pic
ture moulding comprises all hat is
new and popular. Portrait and
mirror framing a speciality. Ma
kielski Art Shop. lis N. Main ST.
AN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
JOHN D. RYAN IS
NAMED CHIEF Of
j. :. AIRCRAFT
Direction of Production is
Placed in Hands of Great
Business Executive and
U. S. FinanCier.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-Direc-

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Direc-
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Direc-
ton OF the army's great aircraft
production has been placed in the
hands OF a civilian. John D.. Ryan.
copper magnate. railroad man and
nnancier.
Sec'y Baker announced the step
Wednesday night, disclosing at the
same time a reorganization of the
signal corps under which the avia-
ton section virtually is divorced from
thecorps proper. heretofore supreme
on all questions. With actual pro-
duction turned over 20 a civilian
division headed by Mr.. Ryan, Brig.
Gen. William l.. Kenly is chief of
a new division of military
tics. to control training OF aviators
and military use Of aircraft.
Maj. Gen. Squier. chief signal
officer, will conhne his activities in
The future to the signal branch.
Howard Coffin. chairman Of the air
craft board and under whose direc-
ton the building program has de-
veloped to its present stage, %retires
from the board and r~elinquishes the
craftsmanship TO Mr.. Ryan. The
aircraft board itself. created by con
sress. Will continue as an advisory
body.
Throughout all the agitation over
delays and mistakes in getting
quantity production of aircraft un-
der way. all critics have agreed that
the great fault lay in the absence Of
concentrated control. The power of
Mr.. Coffin and his board was sub
Jet TO the signal corps ana his
divided responsibility has been
blamed largely for the fact that the
program is about three months be-
hind.
Baker Gets Report.
This reorganization, forecast at
the war department since before the
senate military committee made it's
report referring TO the aviation pro
gram as . "humiliating failure" fol
lows a preliminary report from a
special committee of investigators
appointed by Pres't Wilson and
headed by Fl. Snowden Marshall of
New York. The report never has
been made public but it is known to
have been submitted to Sec'y Baker
soon after his return from France.
Assistant Secretaries CrOw'ell and
Stettinius and Mai. Gen. March, act
ing chief Of staff. are understood to
have worked out the new plan of
organization. Mr.. CrOwell, as act
ing secretary, is said to have been
ready to act without waiting for Mr..
Bakers return If the Marshall re-
port had been received.
Ryan To Speed Production.
The authority given Mr.. Ryan cor
responds TO that given Charles NJ.
Schwab as director general of the
emergency fleet corporation. He has
the task OF speeding up production
in all Of the many plants working
on aircraft for the army and is Civ
en- full power in that respect. In
the matter of designing and engin-
eering authority apparently is divid-
ed between the divisions of military
aeronautics and production.
Mr.. Ryan's war work up 10 this
time has been confined to an active
part in the work of the Red Cross
wal council. but those Who know
him declare he IS amply equipped
for the biz job now entrusted to
him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
$40 o WALKING.

In buying your spring outfit you
will save $40 by walking two city
blacks south OF n high rent dis
trict 10 Geo. A. Platt's. cor. Wayne
& Michigan SITS. You viii at a glance
behold the highest ambition OF
Americas foremost designers: color
ings beautiful, and Quality-well.
come put your hand on them and
say what you think. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
HnR THE RrsY GIRL.

When your hair needs washing or
treatment, your nails need manicur-
ing. your face need a good massage.
YOU will get the best OF services at
the Jefferson Hotel Beauty shop.
one Of the most modern equipped
beauty shops in South Bend. Miss
Allison in charge. Evening appoint
ments. Bell phone 1920. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25

A free lecture on Christian
science will be given in the Chris
tian Science church on Friday even
Ing at s O'Clock. The public is invit-
ed. Advt. 3726-25
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Rec.ipts. ojE head: cars
90 sale. No trading: feeling generally un-
changed. Dfes.A1 besf steady. common 10
prime native size, selling At It9f7c. per
CALyEs-Rsoeipts, sst head. ~ head
on sale Market STEADY. vealf sold fltd
~ per 100 Ib.-; oulls. sIl6il city dressed
reAls firm az itd .tc- PEI lh. country
Creased Co. s.@.7c
sales-Tobin 4 Shannon: Sc re,ls. iG
be average. f1f: 6. III. $40. 6 cuIls 1E
VII Newton 4 Co. resls. $50. tif'
eulis "a. f1s.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R.ceipta .i-7
head; y cars or sale sheep steady
lambs firm 10 Jke. higher Common 10
choice lsnbe sltBtoitt5 per zoe iss
Dressed mutton steady at ltd;tc. per 10
dresreo lbmhs In better demand ana h-m
ht ft@ zee some choice hog Creased a..
at higher heuret
snlee-K.rn, Ccnmission Co: ~, Ken.
tockr smbh 81 lbs. svereg., fistb ;it
So. flf Is: se7 Virginia 81. tipbp. 80
Ohio. 90. flsbb: Z Gull sh~eppi. 81 Tohin
shbnnon date Monday: it5 Kentucky
lamns- 81. fls.je: 80 sheep, D.. SO.
HOCS-Recsipts, 2tls head; only . fsv
head on ssle Market steadr. Prime me
eiun weight New York and Pennsylrznts
hoss sold $50 90 per 100 1bs
Live stock Markets " Other ofties.
CHICAGO. Aug t-Hoss Receipts
i?.oeo. marie; about 10 10 lie lover tina Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07
RECORDS REQUEST
REFUSED BY EDGE
Governor Scores "Effort to
Play Politics."

I1tNToN, -. J, Aug Gov. Walter
z toEs declined to-day TO comply with
tst -eVusEt q George l. Record OF Jer-
~ '.-y. che Of the candidates for The
Ffi- chrsr United States Senatorial
termination, that the Governor write TO
tr''e- States Senator David Baird urg-
NE I'm - heed President Wilson's re-
Co. - wyls for woman suffrage in the
e-s-sr. IN his letter 20 Mr.. Record the
CNTF--.T says.
y ygur desire 90 help the cause OF
e71sl outrage we're as sincere as the
ptTf+r'ay pslpsble eror1 10 play politics
T@-.1 give your suggestions more con-
Sheraton.
J. WIFE Others. had hoped that Sen
s'r' Baird might See this matter as
rsry q The resi- OF us do SO far as ]
r-oersLsni he has not irrerocshly com
rie5 himself on the issue The Sen
t;-f Is Only human. and attempts like
F'-rs 70 cspitziiIe circumstances for
y'-y own personal advantage are no;
Z; e 20 help The situation.
As ne responsible. headers o. the suf-
rare -'cyernent IN New Jersey are fully
tVi-e J have ~ various times advised
F+-E'pr Bard that ~ were IN his posi-
'y- ! would unhesitzntiEE.y vote for
- -ynst;utbonal amendment now pend
- ludsr these circumstances there
Ere here - absolutely 10 novelty in
!'-F FygEtsr5on.
81 siST Baird Is able to defend him
49, HIS record In the Senate 10 DAT.
a. s.-Wn him 10 hs a % per cent sup
r,F7sr q TIE Prssident IN all measures
't-tiIg % The conduct Of The war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07

Buiehers fisetaisst, Hight, slt 200
It.It: packing. sl7.to6 1875 rourh n5.te
s,5', "a bun sso, 9: ;;i.: 's'
Cattle-Receipts iaoee. steer, seon.
s1t:S steady: a few load. Of prime heavy
sole at iltS. a ne. r'ooro: g an ,f n
Beef cstil.-Gcoo, choice ana prime. ~
dltpD. common and medium, Nv toa
,!eSi BS,eh,- r.es-Sow r., eno isSos
200. stocE.rr and feeder,-Good GhSie.
ana fancy. siopp6 ls.et: inferiof; common
s ess fI ,Ss tSo, .' sSs = sSS YEA
sbeep-Rec.ipts. $4,000. READY 80 strong.
son. higher in tpots lAnet-Choiot an Z
;rins 81 SOeisl' T e 90 ah0 rE soso
cholc. ana prime. iiS?b6lsse; nesigm
and good. fil.ot@li.j: culls. ftto@'to'
ANsss -. CITY; ASt .,,s sI iisSi, e.
S s iis ;Ssissf. p. is.r, sbe butch
or. ls.:s@lf.ts: Light 'issisbt' pig.
c.,,is-E.s.,st. sh'ss; ,neip p,,2. 50. go
Steers. fl5:SeitiB; eressee beef steers
sIftbol1; western ste.rs. sloalI: South
s s.p ,ss, ,.fs'. s;ors e.s as e
s-tee i5.bt, bull, tsafbt; calves, $3.50 O
ss..'R,o. ne, e:, 't r..I,,b e i Is
oiS; wethers. fio1itBs. eses u@lt.
EAST BUFFALo. AUG. e-cat;le-Re-
caives-Reeeipts. 80: easier. f7@is3o
Hcr.-Rec.ipts. 1000: strong Heavy.
$40. 50 @ 20 ~; mtyed Tprkers. light fcrk-
en- ana pigs fcl: few te1e5; rourhk
fi1 20 o Ne staes, Sl291s
sheep and LAnhs-Ree,!pts, 600. ready
ma unchanged.
rIrTssrno. Aus s,-,eo:i,.. ''sasy
sheep ..say: ,ygpiy light Pr,m.
flTNJt
Hors lower: receipts. Is eoubi. ee,fs
pin. heavy. seo0 70 10. medium an
To-k.rs. $50 80 @ $3.50 pigs. $50 o 20. ~
rough. fIId1e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07
R0BS AND SINKS SHIP
OFF CANADIAN COAST
U-Boat Commander Takes
Clothes and Watch.

CANADIAN ATLANTIC PoET. Aug g.
The British schooner Gladys NJ Eolle-f.
I'D torE. WAS added yesterday 10 che
is; o. virtfns % the German submarine
o. re Canadian coast sac was sunk
b. So-b, shortly after 10 A N while
o. her way 70 New York with q cargo
c. herring from Twiuingste. ". P. No
lives were lost
CAP. C.oett. master OF the schooner.
vho landed here to-day with his crew,
sac ne Gs-nan commander sent men
G',z-3 his craft and stripped her Of
VtryIhi-E movable
they rsnsscked Us from stem 10
Ss--.' Re said. and eTen took my
eloif .ng watch and nautical instru-
r'ru Myself and men were aIlovee
= 'hks with Is nothing but the clothes
- rad or
TIE Ho.ett, after being robbed. was
Fr-s BY bombs placed in her hold. the
o'-r % tt NJ exploded soon after Capt
C'5t'; and Ills men had taken to their
ncs,s They RIVED until they reached
tloy a. y P. NJ and anchored 10 i
w.. dawn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07
FURTHER ADVANCE
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices Leap From 81 to So a
Bale, Active Deliveries Max
ing New High Records.

There was q further sensational ad-
vance Of some s. 20 IS bale in the
cotton market yesterday. with all active
deliveries making new high records for
the movement owing 20 the continued
dry weather in the Southwest and re-
eign trade interests. October contracts
sold up from e7.77c. the Low point OF the
morning. TO :s-5pc. IN the late trading.
making an advance Of l65 points from
the closing prices OF Monday. That de-
livery closed at 2s.s5c-. with the gen
ersl list closing steady At net gains OF
49, 70 1s2 points
There appeared TO be quite 4 reaction
airy feeling around the ring al the open
ing. il was encouraged by early weather
advises suggesting better prospects Tor
break in the Texas drought while
there was also scattered selling On the
belief that the technical position Of the
market had been weakened On the re-
cent advance. Offerings were readily
absorbed on an early decline Of some 10
10 20 points, however. and il seemed thai
u good many Of the contracts were going
into the hands q buyers for British and
Continental trade inferestE This started
covering by early sellers, and the market
became more active later on. weather
news indicating that the tropical storm
was more likely 10 cause rains along the
central and east Gulf coasts than IL
enter the droughty sections o. Texas
Wall Street interests were among the
big BUYERS on the advance. supposedly 70
cover contracts sold before the puhlica-
don OF the Governments crop report oi
last week. and numerous stop orders
were uncovered on TIRE advance Decen-
ber sold Up from ?7-a7 10 90 oec. ana
January from % so 10 2se5c- The close
was several points Of from the best IN
der realizing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07

italian. esl. eliseL5s. s.k. sSetee-
snsst ss ptssrsss, sat se.r IL
MAINE-Bsh soc eii: er,it, soc. o q
s sfhs2SsXsa1s .l 7is TO- N'f seuAss
White. boz 200 75t. hex, soc. 9ti: bbl,
y o. Italian, bsk.. ltaJhs rroekn.ek-
bsk., Is soc; berry c-aie. 40 ttc.. box,
2t@i5e bbi. 5od7be. marrow. bbl
tlso TuRNlPs- rtshhse, bbl OF bag
t2.5e6.Tt. ToMAToEs-Cpper jersey
boz. 7te @t:; South jersey. soc. q 81 20;
lt a. btk.. bo6 fto.; al. bsk., 70 @ lba-
chrrisr. fbe dsi.tb: hothovse. Ii. b6te
wATERCREsS-NeAfb 100 bcht., 81 @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07
Police Department Orders

in ofto. Of Fourth Deputy PoIlc. COM
Inlssion.r from A II AuEar {. % 9
sERGEASTs
John ?. Brennan, 18th Pre- 20 g..s-
snhr.erE Division. 20 duty IN TrIinipF
schoo! az sciing LieuteIEn; during an
saen 2, .;'.is6Aa': NJ rs.stion from
Richard Sherman. Traffic DIVISION. SUI
DIV !. 10 Eeseeu.rt.r, Division. 70 duty
r n Srh &C., 81 ne Fosrth Deputy Police
A N. Angus it
PATRoLMES
Charles J. Pyle, ga Pre- TO p.,.ctlv.
Sgr.se 70 egty a. attendant for thirty
Charlie, oRouTk., sEth Pree,. to I'm
IMP p!i. 20 suiy Il RACED premises FOR
"1 TT aag' , ssmn,5 = N i, 4gs9st lt
SuArt.rt Dirision- 70 duty in office Q! me
FOURTH Deputy Police ComruiEsIoner from
E.on Er Hsa MIA e NJ gos An EHt,s ~
Ism Insp. Dis
Prom precinct indicated % E.sdou.-.-,
Deputy Police conrtssioner. fo- thr..
esyt from : A NJ Aggust 5 George 7
Busrd Of Elections MsnhsttGn. from !
4 NJ. August 6. 10 :: ? NJ. November
Henry A Nalloa. No, IL Roh.rt Hen.
william J. MeMfi.h. No Is. xors,,
Meyer. No. ~; Patr1cK Coon.y. No W;
ytcep feest' No 10. John Freoer1cEE
tn. following leaves Of ab..ne. ar.
authorized with full pay:
INSPECTOR
Charles A FornosA 18Th Insr D!s 70,
nre DAYS fren =. NJ August -, 10 t,t
eeopeieo from vacation.
Without pay:
PATRoLMKN.
Robert NJ. Wilson 9Th Pre- fer Ter
dIyk from p NJ. September II
Robtrt u. West 40 PTec, for one cLy
from = N. August (
Lawrence Beck, fsth Prec- for one "a,
from q p. NJ, August {.
The following -ItsignEtion 10 accepted
10 take eject !. p. NJ. August 6.
ACTING DETECTIVE SERGEANT. SEC.
OND GRADE
Allen c, LspdVeo. No. 3EG. D.t.etiv.
Bureau.
Ansndnent-so much c. psrnfraph g.
r c. ia. 6. s, dated AuEuE ] 1915
which reads appointed as Special Patrol.
men, Toe amended 10 read: Appointed a,
SPECIAL Psirolnen by the Police Commits.
Eiontr
III. following esAth 10 reported:
RETIRED PATRoLMAN.
Joseph Alnwick. ss2 Sterling plso.
Brooklyn. formerly Htfsehed % lbbih Pr..
cinct, died st s:sJ A NJ. August !. d
residence. after long AlbeEE FuDtrsl from
his late rendspes lntsrnsHi C6lvLry
Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-07
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND rEAs-E.e.ip... (: W. beg.

BEANS AND PEAs-Recsipts. !: W. s,r,
S Stss. tn9 ;t'' 9sE' pa. BEANs-
:ha.s; q: :. L.aT wa.siHs:on. cs1:s--
,::t topaz. CaI:o-r!s. catIs.. SO: IS-
; Ne1saa; -, :, !s.e!,ft. - si.1.y.
81 tt@l ATt. k!nuokL MInchu-lan, 81 go
ytloS eye. ~: wh!ts Elontr. choscs
taS S 2R ssrsar.h sAoi ii e.SsIi.rs
Ccletn, Sl:d ;. %. hurr!to. Chilean. IS Be
ok1i. bsyor. Chilean. IS bb9s75: crEn-
n.r-y. Atnrhu-isn .e9sa, is;tt@lt: long
Sl.T!a1i. back South American. ifa
80 ~ piI ,;, c g = Iet:' ,irat Cal
be ilift: green. California s.b1lp 70 .
s,ssk eye: Csl,ernls uil. sFii,s, yellow.
sznsiL 8 large. g. ;.ft. - = = A.
S Stsiy hishsT mar eItrt, PEI u -,
,H . y score, 1iis g-.a, seconds ~
70 :. ssoft GEES ;hlras 'E9sI.e
Gs1 , aFrs''a s.sS., ma, .''rst
81 &c. Escunts. q. O 4+s StL;. dairy rahs
to..L 60. ~. EDs.a . Prime. go s.c- .
grace. ~ o SFc. imitation c-eE1isry. ass,
q zee: lt:l't .Grr.rt make. hrEt'. Jtg
7
~ a packing s1ork, current max.
No ! ibHii &c. No :. 5Gar.. lew,r
CHEEsE-Rsc.ipt, T!5t boxes. in,lu.
sag 30 boxes ia transit for sIpn-t stG-.
vhol. MIX fr.Ih, nEiE rpe,iIlt coiq~ed
D. %. e:te: white. IA o ,ss fy.-st.
ioy,r grade. Sa:;s wins, - 2 sy :. !, !,
:i1c; IyeraI. run. :4se:t.c io~sr
Fs1.. ea Z: d..... t?Fs e.i'ss ~
whole MILK. freIh. tV!nE IA 9.i.c s!r-
g. asisisk g5As q ga. {; aoUpi. ds.u.s. Is
sts sSs .s n2shs Tres. asne. .P..i.. .'SS
prime TO choice, ia a ~, ts!r 10 Eeoa
J. a lie. lover g-soeE, SOL
CoTroNsEED oIL-Except that sent
bullish on ;ht further big sarEno. IN cot
ton and SrfsTorahlt crcp sdr!.es from II.
South est there was nothing Of interest IN
IN. eortonse.d oil market y.sterday' ne
rGnsbciiont being reported
BGGs-Rsc.!pts. i!.71s cases Fr.Eh
stth.rea, extras. DOZEN, H9Ee- regular
.bc: seconds and poorer, Is aSsc oi-ties,
No. !. 500 I7o; No and poorer. s:GBTr
check,. reoa % choice, ery' I1a Si, under
nearby Westtrn htnntry whites N. 10
fancy 81 o go ordinary 10 prime 80 Ete
western ana southern. gathered whites,
q. q I.c state. PenurvirEnis ana nearly
/ htnnery brown. .s9 i:s sather.s browns
hrsts E14.o
FRUITS. DKIED.Appl.r ,vapor.t.d
stst. choice per IL, l9a 92tr; prin.
FRESH FKCITs - APPLEs-TrEnspHr
ent Duchess q GrArenEtsiu, Dbl fsdF.
RED Astrschsn, $50 ;; common. t.a. TO.
green or red. hand piekee. basket 81 80 a
30. winetAlit bbc. dtl.E PEARS-Bei!
bhi. flIe1 g. 20; basket, tLSb6: Bartlett
haskell. f.63; Clapp't FEvorite. hbl, $50
3: basket f:9 III: Scooter. bsskti 81
a.. sugar, Dbl, $50 basket. tl-;t6l1E:
common sorts, hbl-, t315, bash 81 70 a
l.f5; Southern, LeConte. bbl. fla5. Eie..
fer ilds Sans, tl6aJD. PEACHES
Jersey. GArrier, tlES63.sb: buthtI basket
81 -5aS.b. Jersey. Delaware and MARY
lana. COZ. @tl.:j. Delaware and Mariana
carrier. t.hSJe. Virginia and West Viz
Finis. carrier, tl@s buthsl basket.
tlbed.-je, Georgia. carrier, tid4Sp.
bushtl basket. E64 -: Arksnsss bushel
hssket tt.bpatbb- PLUMs-Ip-river. 4
6ti. Fat crate. see 1Sr. JtrSey. bon. ~ o
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DIsussALS.

Tie foIlouing members OF she force res-
i-rdsy were relieved and dismissed from
IN. T'olic. fore. and stIv1o. tne plseee
take trec; u p. N. August 8
PATRoLMEN.
John Il welsh No. 1851. 9Th Pre-. on
own spPliostion, Al ''Ee per Annun. Ap-
Henry Burden No CO... Detective
Bureau. on e~n hppiirstion: al $3.50 Per
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENT
The following transfers snd .ssisna.nts
wtr. ordered yesterday 10 take effect
A N, August 2
LIEUTENANT
william NJ MEhonty. ttIh Pre-. TO ftth
Prtc,. AEsigned sE special duty ofnoeT
SERGKANTs.
Otto c, sehstberE.r' i'th rrse- to "'A
GUSTAV. A Besufrer.. 18th Pre-. 70 Est
MOTORCYCLE SERGEANT.
Frank E walker. ss-h Prec-. TO eth
BICYCLE sERGEANTs.
Herman Schultz. 5pth Prec-. 10 t7th
John p. Fitzgerald, stth Pre-. 70 tpth
Pre-.
Henri Imnsn. 3kih Prtc-. 10 ttth Pree
Joseph Van w.Ei.rinE 7sth Pre-. 20
t.d Pref.
MOUNTED PATRoLMAS.
william J Carver, ElFI Pree. 20 Trtfne
Division, sua Div. c. To take effect i;:el
A NJ August b
PATRoLMAN.
Theodore Raphael SIN Pre-. 10 Divi-
sion Of National Defence special HAr pay
roIl) ErEn,ee an indefinite 'ssve Of alb
s.nce KbliFteo.s To take trteI p. M.
AuE1Tt c. "
william p GDeoley, fren Headquarters
| plNislon 10 leth Frec-
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTION
Thomas Myers, ltih Jntp, Dis IN charge
| Of 18th IrFp- Dis. in addition 10 his own
| fer i've GAYS from p NJ, August -.
SERGEANT
Jos.ph snyth, lplEi Pre-. 10 Head =
Quarters Division. 70 duty IN Special Squad
No : for ter Gays from a N. August G.
PATROLMAS
Jehn v. Newman. Fbih Prec- 70 enty IN
plain clpihsE IN connection with vacant
! hou... fer fifteen Gays from 0 A NJ,
LIEUTENANTs
! Richard G. DUny. 1871 Prec- assigned a.
/ special duty officer N 5Fth Pre-, IN Ho-
di,sur 70 hit ethtr sstiet. for eighteen
I dsys from D A NJ. August .
4 Matthew kcGrsth. TrAfhe Dirikjen. Sub.
Div. T. 10 headquarters Dlvisipn. 70 duty
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LIvETPooi-. Aug Cotton $50: far
demand. p-.css strong American MD
ding fzir. .2SSc. GOOD rnd6linF
.s.eic. uiddling. q 3sc lov raiddl!nE
20 t5c. good ordinary. - s5- ordinary
1885 Sales, 1909 bales including 500
American. Receyyts. $4,000 bales
American. $500. Futures closed Arm
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug Storm warn
inEk for the Sult Suast put the pr3c. o.
cotton Up to- gains Of nearly a cert and
a hal. = pound today Closing quota
lions showed net gains o. .2j 70 I4S
points cctrter. .tI5c.. Decsrnhe!
.Is.c January. - t-c.; March. - 0kc .
May. - ~ Spot cotton steady MD
ding. ss-.c