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New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Commodities
Ind S strial
Cotton

The cotton market was compara-
lively quiet yesterday. With the gov
ernment's crop report due at II o'clock
this morning the bulk of the bust
ness doubtless reflected the disposition
TO even up accounts. For !. time dur
irg the earlier trading the scattering
long interest took the initiative and
there was decline of somo % 20 SO
POINTS in prices. Below 70 cents for
October. however, there was some fur
therf scattered buying COR trade ac
count and later fluctuations were ir-
regular, with the close quiet but steady
at a net loss of 12 to 81 points. Octo-
her sold off from $3.50 TO 24.S7 and
closed at 24.89, with new crop months
generally closing within point or two
cf the lowest. July was relatively firm
in the late trading, with last prices
showing q recovery of about 26 points
on renewed covering.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of Is points to decline of a
points. There was some Liverpool
buying OF July, but the demand was
quickly supplied and that delivery soon
eased off with the rest of the list.
Erokers with Wall Street connections
we're the pr minent sellers, leading to
rrmors thai long lines were being
liqudated in advance of the report,
England mill centers probably pro-
noted some of the selling. At & net
loss of Is to 80 points, the market
steadied Oh trade buying referred to
and covering inspired by the forecast
for fair weather in the Western belt
and nervousness over reports of con-
rlnued showers in parts Of Georgia.
The latter feature evidently increases
the fear OF boil weevil damage, but
there appeared to be no change of SEN
timent as to the probability Of high
condition figures from the government
to-day aud bulges were not fully main
tsined.
Two moro OF the private condition
reports were issued, one Of them max
ing the condition S3.1, against S2.1 last
month, while the other placed it at
So.6, against 500 last month. There
have been nine of these private re-
ports, averaging 8i.8 and pointing to
an improvement of 81 per cent for the
month. The governments report this
morning will compare with 1928 last
month, 70.3 last year ana a tenyear
average OF 1913. The acreage figures
will compare with the revised estimate
& 34,925,000 acres planted last season
and the report will also give the in
Cicated crops subject to average
weather conditions for the balance of
the season. Exports for the day We're
21 1863 bales, making 3,S16,"72 SO far
this season, against 5,3O3 ,142 last year.
Southern spot markets, Us officially re-
ported, We're all unchanged, except
Houston, which was SO points lower.
Yester- Day A year
hefo
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Did They Wear Phony Whiskers?

respect operatives the Justice
when Chick
Minneapolis did
registration
100000 that
natches pocket
Chicago could handled anything
detectives impossible.
again
the National hitting.
playing ought
bat.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

Holder OF Bonds to Bearer must either pro-
duce their Bonds at the Meeting deposit
their Bonds with any Bank Trust Com
pany. and obtain Voting Certificate Of De-
post in the prescribed form emitting them TO
attend either personally by Proxy at the
Meeting. Registered Bondholders attend
the Meeting personally without production OF
their Bonds, but il they desire to attend by
Proxy they must depost their Bonds In the
manner above mentioned. Copies OF the form
of Voting Certificate of Deposit and Proxy
can be obtained at any of the Offices men
toned below
Voting Certificates OF Deposit and Proxies
should be deposited early possible be-
fore the date of the Meeting at any OF tho
Offices mentioned below
New York-Empire Trust Company l2o
Broadway.
Paris-Societe Generate Pour Favoriser le
Developpement du Commerce ct de l. Indus
trie en- France. 20 Boulevard Haussmann.
Paris Banoue de Paris ct des Pays Bas.
Rue Dantin.
London--London National Provincial and
Union Bank Of England, Princes Street.
=. c.: Empire Trust Company. Al Thread
needle Street L. G.
msterdam-Banque de Paris ct des Pays
Bas.
Geneva-Banque dc Paris ct des Pays Bas.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Fresh Poultry

Chickens. Broilers, fresh, dry
packed, l2 to box, Western, milk fed,
10 to Is lbs to doz, lb, $50 sac; ls to "a
lbs, 500 SIC; corn fed, 10 to 10 lbs
to dozen, lb, 47@49c; IS to "a
lbs, 45MA7c. Broilers, fresh, iced,
bbls, Western, milk fed, to 21s lbs
per pair, lb, 43M5Oc; to A lbs, A6a'
acc; corn fed. 9 to 2is lbs, 45G47c; 3
to lbs, 43M45c; Virginia, milk fed,
s to a lbs to pair, lb, soc; Philadelph a
and Long Island, fancy, to lbs to
pair, ID, 65c; 2 to 2's lbs per pair, 90c
oslo; Long Island. scalded, 9 to a
lbs to pair, lb, 55M60c. Fowls, fresh,
boxes, dry packed, milk fed, fancy
packs, Western, 81 lbs and over to
dozen, 351ac; 48 to Sc lbs, 35'zc; 43
to Al lbs. "a Y a 35c; So to az lbs. 33 u
M3Aiac; 80 to 35 lbs, 32k 033 '4c; un-
der 80 lbs, 81 X M32E 2Ec; in boxes, corn
fed, Western. 81 lbs and over to dozen,
34 &c: as to 56 lbs. 80 1ac; 43 to 47 lbs,
331a (a34c; 36 10 AZ lbs, 32l2 M331ac;
80 to 35 lbs, 81 1a,a 32 &c; under 80 lbs,
30R q 81 1ac. Fowls. fresh, dry packed,
bbls, milk fed, fancy packs, Western
dry picked. 5 lbs and over, 34c; lbs,
34 Rc; 3l2 lbs and under, 321ac;
Southwestern, 3 to a lbs each, 33M 34c; =;
in barrels. iced. dry picked, prime, s
lbs and over. 33 lAc; 4 lbs, SO re; 31A
lbs, 3212c; 8 lbs and under, 3O13c;
scalded, prime, mixed weights, 32 c.
Old cocks, fresh. dry packed, dry
picked, No. l, 26c; iced, bbls. dry
picked, No. /, 26c; scalded. 24025c.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Metals

There was no change of consequence
in the market for metals yesterday
The copper situation was unchanged.
There is no red metal for private con-
sumers. There is enough demand for
lead to absorb the scant offerings. but
the demand is rather light The spell
ter market has good tone because of
fairly brisk inquiry. Some speculative
buying is indicated.
Current prices for the principal
metals, compared with those prevailing
a year ago, follow:
Current A year
price. ago.
Pig iron, Bessemer,
Pittsburgh $4,000 S55.95
Copper, electrolytic, lb. *2als. .33
Tin, lb. ................ "a .61a4
Lead. ID. b............... .07 9-1O .11aa
Spelter, East st. Louis,
lb. .................. .osIa o9
Government prices.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Pirate Cub Gets 10 Bases
On Five Times at Bat

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 1.-Pitts-
burgh defeated Cincinnati 8 to | here
to-day in an uninteresting exhibition
game Billy Southworth, q Pittsburgh
recruit from the Southern League, was
the hitting star, getting home rum
three -bagger, double and single in five
times at bat.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati 80 oo1oo o-l s ;
Pittsburgh so 3 / o o Q x--9 1s 0
Batteries Schneider, Ring. Eller and
Allen Sanders and Shaw. Losing pitcher
Schneider.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Chicago:
July .......... t47sa Lac t5o3R
| August ........... 1.49a4 1.50l4

Chicago:
July ............. t.47ss .4s 1.5eah
august ........... 1.A934 l.5OIA
Oats.-The oats market showed an
easier tone throughout the greater part
of the day and final quotations were
1ac to lc lower. Private crop reports
made the condition of the crop 86.7,
with an indicated yield of 1,45S,000,o00
bushels. or only slightly below last
months government figures. The cash
position was easy and exporters were
apparently out Of the market. Receipts
were quite liberal despite reports that
the movement of the new wheat crop
will be given preference.
Saturdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Oats. No. white. .8S .ssIa .76Is
Chicago:
July ............ .72 70 .66Is
August .......... GO .ssIa
Rye Market weak
Saturdays Previous Year
Cash. No. S's West. .s1'7a s'G7s s',si sa'si
Flour and Mcal.-Quotations we're:
Saturdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ngo
Flour. Mimi, spg. pat. S11.4o $1t.oo $1,000
Cornmeal. yellow gran 5.12N2 s.12Ha $40
Rye -four. choice go. 10.55 1885 11.50
ekiln dried
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

Cannot Pitch
In the Evening
Braves Hammer Him at Will
and Win in Easy
Fashion

BOSTON, July f.-Twiligh+ h,o.,
is failure in Boston. judgin1 stnaIl f
the small attendance that turned ou. V.'
to watch to-night's game between ~
Braves and the Brooklyn Dodgers, Tbs
crowd was far below even the usual
Monday average, and the management
announced after looking over the hand
iul Of fans present that in future all
games would start at 1915 D. m.
Uncle Wllbert Robinson figured that
hune Marquard with his speed would
De the best bet for this evening per
tormance, but Rube was not accus-
tomed to work so late on the diamond.
on the stage he used to be expected
TO 40 an evening turn, but this was a
dlnerent matter, It didn't suit the
Rube particle, and his slants were
hammered ir every direction and for
amazing distances. The returns at 7:15
were runs for Boston and 3 for
Brooklyn. The vote Of the fans or
demi-tassc baseball was unanimous in
opposition.
Pat Rasan was the opponent of the
Rube on the mound and made far
better showing than his rival. Pat
doesn't mind anything so long as he is
permitted to chew his cud while pitch
ing.
]. l.. Smith Feature of Game
The feature of the contest was the fine.
ali-around playing of j. L. Smith, the
young infelder Stallings secured from
the Giants IN the trade that sent Larry
Doyle back to New York Smith ham
died i've hard chances without a slip-
up and made three hits in four times
at bat, one Of his blows being a triple.
Little Johnny Rawlings also found
the Rube for three bagger. The
heavy hitting of the Dodgers was con-
fined to Zach Wheat, with another
triple. Wheat and Hickman starred in
the field and by their brilliant work
saved the Rube from worse beating.
Robertson, recruit, occupied the
mound for Robbie's men in the ninth.
He allowed one hit
The score.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION. OF CORPORATION
Notice is hereby given that Il Specia al
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Arthur
AcMullen & Melvin Co. New York Cor
poration will be held at the office Of the
Company, 149 Broadway New York. at
purpose OF considering the dissolution OF
said Company, and for the consideration
OF any other matters that may properly
come before said meeting.
r, j. PARKER. Secretary.
June 18th. 1913.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
A Matter of Sound
Baseball at Camp Upton

that baseball at Washington will
popularity with soldiers. At Camp Upton
Sunday seemed all but deserted and inquiry
brought the that they
attending game the officers and members of The
Lambs
They Seated in huge em-circle,
that than base
germ such welcomed
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Dividends
Extras

Bush Terminal Company.-An extra
dividend of $3.50 per share on the
common stock has been declared, in
addition to the regular semi-annual
dividends of SO per share on the pre-
ferred and $3.50 per share on the
common stocks, all payable July Is to
stockholders Of record July s.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

TORONTO, July 1.--Toronto and
Newark divided the holiday bill to-day,
the Bears winning the morning game,
6 to /, and the Leafs taking the after
noon fixture, A to 3. In the morning
game Rommell had only one hit up
unit! the ninth and three for the full
contest. Toronto used its hits to ad-
vantage in the afternoon
The ccOrn.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Cardinal Gets Draft Order

ST. LOUIS, July Walton Cruise,
outiielder with the st. Louis Nationals,
received word to-day to report to his
draft board at Sylacauga, Ala, fof
special examination. He had originally
been placed in Class 3.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
international League

At Rochester hs
Baltimore - q 0 o 2! Il ,
Rochester .....l o.
Battcries-Lewis and Egan: Brogsn and snisa sas
At Binghanlon-- u
BlnSha Ssoa '...S 80 J ! Q o o-S Il
BAIT E1es-Jokse, Stay sal Hopper; B.ck.eIm@-
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Buffalo Swats
Skeeters vice
Over iinCanada

HAMILTON, Ont, July Buffalo,
playing snappy baseball, took both
ends of two International League
games with Jersey City, transferred
here for the Canadian holiday. Timely
clouting won the morning game, to
4. and the afternoon game went to the
Bisons by score of to ).
The scores.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following ere yesterdays prices. compared with
those oi year ago:
Yesterday. year ago.
Live steers. best.
100 Id 49,. $i4.00 @Sl7.40 $3.50 @St3.8O
u ross c d beef.
sides. lb 49,. .l8 q .25 .t6 d .t7N
100 ID '',. .: :..,s..I4.oo @ 1850 1880 @ $3.50
Dressed veals city.
1Avc ewes 100 10 $50 8 1856 500 q 1000
'1' prime 100 -. 400 @ 1925 1900 q 1873
ID ........,,., .Is q .23 10 .Is
ID ......,...... rs q 81 20 a "a
Hogs. 100 ID. 1850 q 1890 1915 a 1886
Dressed hogs. ba
,, & ID u, 9s9s@ es :. .2ss 2s 22..s@ .2!s.
Mess beef. DO $500 a $500 5000 @ 3.o0
10 25.5oc q 25soc 2o.soc q 2I.ooc
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
FTERNOON CANE
Totals 50 5 q 10 0 Totals 355s24Ia2

'Batiel for Horsey in ninth inning
fBatted for Stapleton in eighth inning.
Buirslo N.'' .H.......... ..''...'. . IS
Two base his-shutz (2l. Nowak Threcbsse
hiis-Srait q, Z.tman t.. Sarrlce hit-Arm-
strong; Sacr.nce hy-Murphy Stolen bases-Har.
rs Meyers Struck out-stefen l: Rose j
cooper. 2 Bases on balls-OH Rose. >. OF Der
larchns. 4 of Malde. l. Hits-or Steren. In
Z inning: of Rose. II Is. OF Cooper;
. IN 8. of Derjarchins. in ) Is: of Maude.
IN IS; OF iorsey in ,. Double psy-Whslen
t. hromlsuS Let On p.ses-BuTalo. jersey
CITY. 3. Hit by p.tcherBN Derlarch.ns 70 Meyersl.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
The Hitting Fool

WE HAVE been asked Babe
w time which rather rcu That
ajoe Crawford their Probably
these three has hit balls Ruth they did
consistently In that make hit
Ruth certainly should be kauf's idol.
whole lot of Ruh the bat probably
lie fine stepping hitter Stepping has about everything
hitting. perfectly stroke which
Ruth we'll times his swings WE'LL because
earess shy batter this for his thought
preservation while the wild pitch bean ba
the really baman This brings
less baman the who almost seriously
ball.
The Boston batter shifts his splenddy right
acquired the knack of hitting the ball point
when he communicates the of his directly
and then the ball. There hitter
No matter how quick batsman
he will type steps
Two Bill hitting fussine
around with Waly Pipp who slump
choke the ba all the world
the Michigan Kids hitting timing
hitting WELL almost uned
him with their well intended naturally
again. and since that time has pounded the regularly
Ruth weighs about hundred pounds getting every ounce
that weight into the bat when he with and natural
of his the way he swing
Setting will
Youth will be served-after Roamer.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Twilight Baseball Fails to Draw i'm Boston
Facts and Fancies
BY LOUIS LEE ARMS


Ruby Rot of Sun Dodger
w TIAKE! the hour is eight; must arise,
Nv Though sun,ber stall keeps prisoner
= = forsahe the hay and start for work,
Am my liberty to further prize
ZONE are the days Whem arose at four
~ cocktail and the baseball score
% that Kaiser wh club
"avork fight" pronoAncement hats my snore!
The Yanks working first place shares
looks though the East doesn't care anything
about Call for Doctor Watson
Matter of Sound
feathers brought together in the National Army
ID lieutenant Of Upton tells the
following story of Private Jones:
batch of they were lined up
objctor and if what
Private Jones stepped
youy credentials? inquired officer.
replied he produced letter from the
which read This to
the
q conscientious worker"
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
FINANCIAL. MEETINGS
BRAZIL RAILWAY COMPANY.

incorporated IN the State OF Maine. U.S.A.>
To the Holders of an Issue of Az per Cent.
First Mortgage 60-Year Bonds, secured
by Trust Deed dated LIST June 1900
and Supplemental Trust Deed dated
Isl April. 1911, between the Company
and the Empire Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Totals ...32c s27l6 Totals go. .
'Ba,tcd for Howley in ninth inning.
fKAtteI for IusIin III ninth inriuR

FbAVteI TOT IUaIIN N Nlhth INNING.
TSfsaio fs~sfs .... ........ 9 9 S-f 81
Two base hit--Maelcen Stolen bases-Jacobs
schaefer. Downey. Sacrifice hits-Do"ney Gather.
Double plays-Justn to Anderson to Onslow Wag-
her 10 Lear to Onslow Fielder to Shay 10 schacfor
Justin to Anderson to flowley 10 Lear Left on
base--Newark. A. Toronto. g. Bases balls
on Rommel. 4 or Justin. 8. Struck out-By
Nommell, .; by Justin. l.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

Newark Splits
Holiday Bill
With Toronto
Rommell Allows Only One
Hit in 8 Innings, Three
in Whole Game
International League

GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark mt Toronto.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Syracuse at Binghamton.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo, 6; Jersey City, 4 (1sD.
Newark, 6; Toronto, / (1sU.
Buffalo, 8; Jersey City, (2D.
Toronto, 4; Newark, (2D.
Baltimore, Z; Rochester, 4.
Syracuse, 8; Binghamton, 5.
STANDING or TEAMS
w. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Bing'n. 36 Is .706 Buffalo. 2S II 500
Roch'r. 81 10 .627Ncwark. 23 80 .434
Balt'm. 81 "a .564 Sy'cuse. l8 33 .353
Toronto 32 25 .561 }. City. II 80 .224.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
American Association

Milwaukee. ] Toledo. o tlsU. -
Milwaukee. s. Toledo 4 I'D; II inn).
Kansas City. o. Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

Eggs.-Receipts were 15,050 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, per dozen, 41M
42c; storage packed, firsts, 3Sls M4Oc;
regular packed. extra tirsts, 3S u M40c;
tirsts, 3G@3Sc; seconds and poorer, 300
S5c; dirties, No. 1, 31@32c; No. 2 and
poorer, 25030 checks, good to choice,
dry, 27@29c; undcrgradcs, 15@26c;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern, hennery whites, fine to fancy, 5lM
53c; ordinary to prime, 42Ml50c; gath
cred whites. ordinary to fine. A2M50c;
Western and Southern. gathered whites,
40 47c; state, Pennsylvania and near
by, hennery browns, 43Gl 47c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 360l42c.
Buttcr-Receirts were 6,464 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
per lb, 45W As 12c; extras (92 score),
44hc; firsts (SS to 81 score), 421aM
44c; seconds (S3 to 81 score), 40M
Acc; thirds, 3SM99c; creamery. unsalt-
tras, 451a 046c; tirsts, 43 y a 45c; sec
onds, 41@43c; state dairy. tubs, finest,
44c; good to prime, 41M43hc; COM
mon to fair, 36M 40c; renovated, extras,
39@3912c; frsts, 71aM3Sc; lower
grades, S4@361ac; imitation creamery,
firsts, 36M361ac; ladies. current make,
tirsts, 3212 03512c; seconds, 33lsc;
lower grades, 32M $780, packing stock,
current make, No !, 33l2c; No 2, 35c;
lower grades, 29M3212c.
Cheese Receipts were 2,6l9 boxes.
State, whole milks, fresh, flats. spe
cials, colored, lb, 24@24Ac; white, "a
M24Ac; average run, colored, 23'4c;
white, 23Mc; lower grades. 21@23 Z c;
twins, specials, 23a4 (024c; average run,
23M231ec; lower grades, 2o@ a % 1sc;
single daisies, 24A M241Ac; double dai-
sizes. 24W24Ac; Wisconsin, whole milks,
fresh, twins, 2312 M23S4c; single dai-
sizes, 24M241ac; double daisies, 24W
24l4c; Young Americas, 24S4 M25c;
prime to choice, 100 lie; fair to good,
1l@15c; lower grades, 6Wl loc.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
MORNING, GAME

NEWARK a. H. TORONTO co. L.
alb h o ab il O a Q
Shay. 2b... 4 | 3 : Rommel. i :; o i
Downcy. 30. | 0 0 Wagner. IS. 8 0 .
Gather. IT,. : 0 0 :. VIII house cf 4 0 0 0
Z!nn. cf... 0 3 0 o. Reilly. IT,. 0
Schacfcr lib 3 G l. o | lerscle rf ! 0 0 0 0
Jacobs RI. ! OF Onsiow. ID. IL > o
Fielder. SIS. 4 i 0 i o. Anderson, 3b 3 o 0 G
Madden. e.. 4 > 3 o IIowlcy c.. 3 0 4 3
Nommell. p 3 0 Justin p... 3 l & 0
'Fisher 80. 0 o
fWarhope =. o. @ 0
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

When Joe Jackson into the shpyards Lynn and Will,
did, the old Roman,
contracts delivered himself burning thoughts
who violate their contracual obligations
hitting the that he seventeen games
be he fol- brush
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

Coffee Futures.-The market yester-
day was quite active and opened to 9
points higher There were further ad-
vances due to the receipt of a special
Santos cable showing gains in futures
there Of 525 to $50 rcis, coupled with re-
ports of severe frosts. Trade interests
were the principal buyers. Prices closed
at net advances of to l6 points.
In the cost and freight market offers
were scarce and higher, with few buy
ers at present levels: There was a
sale Of 1000 bags Victorias at 76Oc,
steamer shipment. London credits,
which shows an advance of 80 points
over f. 0. b. sales and points over
lowest cost and freight
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
]. l.. Smith Feature of Game

BROOKLYN n. IL BOSTON IN. IL
ab h alb r h o a.
Johnston. If Q 0 o Rawlings. IS 1 Ii 3
n'son. SIS; 3 u 0 . Herzog 3b. ! : O .
Daubert. III 10 o. Kelly CT ! n 2 Il
2 z, Wheat. Il ! ! olWickland. ri ; o 2 o o
HICKMAN, CT o. I.L.Smith 3b 4 3 3 q o
0'Mara. 3h 4 0 l 8 OKonetchy ID / O 10 O o
Doolan 2b. . lRehs II. 3 0 i 4 o .
Marquard . . ! i . ! Ragan p o O O
Robertson, p 0 0 / o.
"M. Wheat ! 0 o.
Totals 81 f2s "A A Totals 49,. 80 5 9 27 100
'Batted for MarQuard in eighth inning
~ l. Smith out in sixth inning: hit by fair
Boston ..............S .......'.. Q IS
-, Three base hits-z. Wheat. J. L Smith. Raw
ings. Stolen bases-Oson (2,, Johnston Wick
iand Double plays-Rawlings to konetchy C2l
Left on basss.Brooklyn; 4: Boston, 4 First base
on errors-Boston ,. Bases hails--Or Robert
son: |: or Ragan, 8 Hts-Or MarQuard in
,9nings: on Robertson. in l. Struck out--By
Marquard. l. by Ragan. > Losing pitcher-AIar-
guard.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
MORNING GAME

y l10 - - U . U ="
Two base hit.McC arron. Three base hit-schuiz
Sacrifice hits-Ztman. Nowak Sacrifice ny-No-
wax. Stolen bases-Stapeton ziinan Strait
Struck out-By Cooper, 6. Bases on bas-or
Horsey. 5. of Cooper I. Hits-OT Rose. In
innings; OFF Cooper. IN 5: or Hcrsev 8 Lett
on6 ascs-Bitfalo. 9, Jersey City. :. Double plays
-Nowak t. Wiltse 10 Meyers Cooper Meyers 10
Willse. Wild pitch-Horsey. Passed ball-Meyers.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02

Cottonseed Oil Futures. The market
was featureless, and in absence of oper
ations prices were nominal. There
seems to be little prospec. of any
change in prevailing regulations, and
consequently there is little inducement
to trade in contracts.
Yesterdays "A year
Contract: close. ago
July ............ ao.5o@ai 90. 1856 a is. 80
August ...... o1.Oo@- 15.66615.02
September ...... 20.50@- o.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
(Per toni A year aEo
Timothy No. /.
large bales =. s27. 7.oo@2s.oo $4,000 =
No. clover mxd 2o.oom22.o0 1900 1900
Rye straw, No. l 1000 1900 5000
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
AFTERNOON GAME
81 3S2 2All A Totals ...36

Totals .o5 5 5 n II 4 IWaS ...5b 7 II - T.
;S NewaIk ........... Q %
Two base hts-Zinn. Jacobs (2l Wagner. Sac
rlfcc hlt--Iacohs. Sacrifice fes-Warhop. Left
on ases--Newark Q: Toronto. II. Bases on balls
on Jensen. - or Warhop. ). Struck out--By
Warhop !.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-02
Produce Markets-Current

kiln dried.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-25
BAKER IS READY TO
REPLY TO CHARGES
OF OREGON SENATOR
Secretary of War Asks Chamber
lain TO Arrange Occasion When
Members of Congress May Hear
a Statement He Has Prepared
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Washington, Jan. - --IllC ~'u-
ate military CournittcC late to-day
dr,idcd to give secretary Uhktr
the hcnring be- asked ou Monday.
or earlier II hc elects.
The committee decided - hear
the secretary thr -anW IT. other
wltnC --C- In the committee room,
That would not permit all m"n-
bets uf CungIt-~ 60 he present hut
would accommodate p"rh1n~ u
hundred ur more.
Thc committee obviously dit
not InNor Mr. iAkcr'- rcqu, II fur
hearing prnctcallN before nn
assembly ot congressman, he
cause n dee pidCd not To- invite tlir
iou-c military committee ur other
members to participate.
~ u result at the -'nltr COM
mittrr'~ decision 90 hrHr VIZ.
nnkcr. hc Withdrew hi- rrqiirL
Iui a hearing before the huu-'
militar, committee tnmptruW ind
thut wu- abandoned.