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Sic rlliiiidcn Gricoeu3 8 leQa
ten iin0 ON Gicnatoq noh 81
95ctcr3burd 3uriifgefebrt ituo ha
ben in eiuer qeuciuiomen Sibpn1
ocs Central Grctutipousidriic2 0sr
Sol0otcn- ino Nrbeiter TeIcgotjo
nen uno ocS 9}ctcr9burgcr 9}otha Der
Sol0atcn- uuo 9Irbciter ToIeaot" N
ijbcr 0cn tSortichritt ser llntsrbono-
lunocn in 0rct &itom@f @crid't or
itattct SER &omoncp, Gin NiitgIie0
Der ruiijidcn 6ricocn5 IcIcQatiot
pcrIo5 oip Ocutid)cn Trjeoc0a5c0in-
dltn1cn, 6je, ipic or crfIdrtc, flor lno
0rutIjd) ojc poiitiocn Tnncrjonsob
lid ten Ser Wittelmddtc 3eigen uno III
ihrcr qeQcupdrtigen ,Sorm unan-
nchmbor ieieu; er fiiqte hin3ll 0QB
iiber oicic 8coirglngcu bis ictt nod
niht beratheu morocn lei. nMcnn Ole
Icutihcn noh @ieoerauinobme Der
observation-disclosures, 70 iuhr cr tort,
omli 0iciell 8coingungen bcitchen,
10 miro Mublono nid1t nit ben bcut-
idIcn ,$lnperioliiteit, Ionocrn nit 6cn
8ertrctern ocs IoIfc5. BEN So3ioG6e,
mofrotcn 1eutidlon05, 6rieocn
idlIlcbcn.
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Gcgiitrirnug Der 0eutiden.

True translation filed with tn,
Postmaster of La Crosse, WIS, o
January 4, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
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Sriut slusiidt anf SOnOer.
SSricben?

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Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
January 4, 1918, as required by
the act of October 9. 1917.
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@Qihindton. 81 9ea

Gortoffeln oI3 WohI5oit nuT
icoem 9iih in 9tmerifn icocn Iaq I'M
Sabre ein3ltfiihrcn. III 3ncf elmer
Gompogre. Ole an Moutnq bon Der
@unoes Observation-Disclosures
beQonnen moroen 1T. 8roc'r5 ioIlen
saitfgcForbert neroen, ieoc 0ohc ciuen
tnIs ,9ortoffcItoq" einSrritt"n. on
bcm Elm ipeiicqer % .eis f'itQoIebt
Dirb. 9as 2onoDirthf+nit5 Ncporta-
mert fht1irt ptr3ait W'tFoNcn ulr
@erb0iierurg 6es qortoii'lG0us. IN
9clttifIonh ofIoust mon r''e;r'nI 70
oicI 9ortoff"In oIs in Son Tar. ztoo-
ten ut0 er1tet ooppelt iopieI @aitels
ouf einem gere.
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SandD6out- Epfcr.
0n1,,of, 9 HSn,t

"VIE17V'V NNV1fE.
@cnrdb hcm britiIhcu N0nira-
IitdtS @cridt nom 0fittrpoh iiu0 in
Der lctten @ohc iolgcnoc britiihc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-04

- True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis, on
January /, 1918. as required by
me act of October 6. 1917.
g8oibimgton. >. San.
Scr uon Snnoon tonln1enoe 9c.
ridt, ouB Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, Ser
brltlihe &ptidlditcr in 8oihington
pon icinen 9oiten abberuicn lei.
mllroe ON Vfittpoh beitdtigt.
&On ontlider Seite miro mitac.
thcilt. oaB ser &iittritt oe9 @otidai-
tcr9 feline 9Ienocruug in Der 8olitif
Der britiid1rn RcgicrllnQ IN 9Soibinq
ton nit lid brinocn mcr0e.
9tnb ieiner Gonfereu3 nit Stant3-
lcfrctGr &oniing erfIdrte 9otid)ofter
Sir GcciI Spring 9fice om Wtitt-
nod:
Ser britiihc @otihoftcr gcht auf
llrloltb nohbollie; er fam in oicicr
Nn9eIc9enhcit oltgenbIiflid) nidts
lpcitcr mittbcilen.
is ocrIaltct, 0oB in 2or0om cine
amtltdle grfl0rung oll9qrqebcn miro.
nNcncS %lnt".
@onoon, ,. San.
9In 0ie 9lnfimoigltng, ooB ser
britiife @otifoitcr in g8oIbiuQtoL
Sir Gecil SprinQ 9fice, uno 2oro
&crtie, Der @ot'dofter III Nori3, 5lt-
rilftrcten mcr0cn, mo ser @otifof-
ter III Gcter2burg Sir George @u-
dQ1on, mohriheinIih Qebcn wcroc.
tnilpft Dos 2on0oncr 0oilp Chronicle
Die 9cmcrfun0 ea lei 0rinqeno no
thig, ncltes 9hit in einen Gienitguciq
cin5ltfiihrcn Ser I0nqIt nit ocn Shot-
ladcn ocS mo0erncn 2cbenS nidlt
mebr befonnt iei. 0u2 0latt mirft
oie ,Srogc oltf Oh Die RcQicrllnq Sen
Vhttb hobcn mCroc. nit Dem @erio-
ncnmcfieI cinen SpitempcfIcl eiu-
tretcn SIT loiien.
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postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
January 4, 1918, a. required by
the act of October 6. 1917.
@nibington, 81. Ge5.
gSlc Die militdriihe Sage an 0en
nerif}ieoenen 6ronteu ST. @cgiuu oes
nelen Sabres nud Der @uIidlt oc5
Rriegsnliniiters @ntcr ouaiieht. i'm
Oct man in ser beute pcr0iicntlidltcu
Mobcniiberiift oc5 arisQ$ulates
auafilbrlid geifilOert. Ser Aofer
periihcrt. 0ob ouf oem mfitlithcr
@riegsid)orploB 0ie 8riteu SIC ilar
q ciihe Gbeue bebcrrIhar un0 ,cinen
groBcn, tnGnn and itltrpf'u &Cil in
Die bnlIptiddlidcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
glntgsIiuieu uon Ganlbroi getrirben
baben", rp0breno 0ie ,Nonsoicn nit
lmAcbrodencn &iicn infoIqe Oer
Grobeumg Scr Ghcmin 0e9 Comes
ocn ShliiIicl 5un @ebiet uou econ
IN 0dnoen baltcn.
@ergcblidI.
ltntcrItiibt bon Sen glQiirten. BE-
houptet iih GStolien feit mto scr
6einO, Der feds @oheu lang Dergeb;
ilh geQen 0ie @crtbcioiqcr anronnte,
bcreitct cine ncltc Gffcniipc por.
@e3iigIih 9tuBlono miro MIR &c
ioqt, Dob sic yGcltiden iih bcmilhcn.
Oieies 2ono 5u iibcrreocn, oar 'jc tGHt
MIR 81 germ bel Der 0ie0erhcrItclhrn9
normaIcr 3ultdn0e bebiIflid icin
modten, r0brcno sic 0clltife BOT
ihoft in ct, 9eter@brrg lid 1pic0er
einrihten ner0c."
Die SambppS.
3cs amerifoniIhcn Grpcrgiiou5-
corps miro mir nit mcniQcn Mnrtcn
@rludbming getbon. Ser &rieg$mini-
itcr crfl0rt icooh, ooB ibrc Ceoen-
mart Die ellliirten ermrtbigtc lulo
0as Gertroucn ouf 0en erhlid,en
Sieg erbobte. @ortlid beiBt c$ 0or-
iiber:
~9lbtbeililngen ltnierer eigenen&r0f-
tc bnben nit Dem 5einoc gefGn1pft
@dbreno ibre Gperotionen aui cnQc
8ren3cn beidrGnft bliebcn. lpor ihr
9ciitonO perthuoa, llno oie Nnlpeicn-
belt omerifoniider Trllppen in Der
Teuerlinie bot ole 9Iaiirten sur
.sSortiebltng oes Hingcns nit erbob-
recm Gertrolien olf oen enoIihcn Sieg
ertnittbigt."
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Safer iiebt Gage in rOiisem
Qiht.

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Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis, on
January 4, 1918, a. required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
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Grfolg Der 2Stnliener.

HonL I Gan.
Gic ScIterreiher lpuroen in Der
gtodt 8rm Montug ourh itoIieniihe
Spcrutionen ge5pungcn, ben 3enion-
9rildenfopi auf5ugcben, mo Iie iih
ouf Dem ipeItllhen llfer Ser Mapc
feItgeIebt battcn; fic n1ilbtcn iid ouf
0ds 0itIihe llfer 5uriid5iebcn, mic oie
itolicniihc Seercsleitllnq ON Qien5-
tog meloet, Ger gon5e 3enion-anif
befinoet it'd icbt IN oen Sdn0cu Der
>5tnlicner.
@eiterbin miro mitgetbeiIt, oob
4einolihc Slicgcr Sen 5lusplob bel
[SItromo uno Die offeren St0otc &i-
ccn5a, 9oiiono, Gaitel 6ronco unN
Srcpiio nit 9ombcn bclegt bobcn.
moourh l3 Ierioncu getootet uno A
perlcbt lpuroen; oie Spfer geb0rten
or0Btentheils oerGioiIbeo0lfcrlng on.
1StolicniIhe 5Sluggcifmoocr bombar
0lrtcn ieinolide 5Sluqpldte. 3rpei
fcinOliheWuIhitcn murOcn i'm 2ouf~
Oes Cages BON britiihen ltn0 fron30ii,
ifen tSliegern herabgebolt.
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Sritiidc &crlnite.
N0n0oil, 81. o

~I'bCIiAF ~ 40
Die I'M Nionnt Gc5cmbcr be-
-rid]teten &erIlite Der 8riten bclicfen
lih ouf 79,527 Monn mo pertbeilen
lid folgenoermoBen: aefoI1cn oocr
ocn &unoen crlcqcn, Gffi5iere 1045,
Wnnn 1895; pcrlpunoct o0cr Der
mist, Oifi5icrc 3342, Ofonn CO.,
335.
Sic pom 26. bis 5um 81. Gc3cnl-
Der bcrid1tetcn &erIltIte betrugcn O.
95t unb perthcilen Iidl iolQenoer-
mobcn: (SefoIleu o0cr oon 3lu0cu
erIc9en Giii3ierc 50, N}onn 2000;
perlplInoct ODER pcrnlibt Siii3ierc
32S. Mfann 1899
Ole britiidcn &crIuItc in 0ioIent
WIonot 3ejqen clue nertIidc 9lbnoh-
me qcgelliibcr 9toDember OILS 1ic Iit'
ouf in5geiontmt 120,0S9, ser hoh-
item 3o51 III fiiui Wlonotcn, beIicicu.
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Gin yaartoTeltag".

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Postmaster OF La Crosse, Wis, on
January 4. 1918, as required by
the act of October s. 1917.
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Yctcr5burQ, =. Sen.

petersburg, >. SSGn
Iie 9lu@Iidtc1 ouf Den @bi ihlub
cinca San0er eSricocna 5lpiihcn
HuBlano lmo, oeu Wittelnldtltet
ihcinen i'll peitcr 5ernc SIT IicQen.
neil Die ,Sorocr1tngcn GcutihIauN2 5.
lpie man in ct. Yetersburg hchalp-
tct, ungereftfertigt Iiuo Ser poi
ihclpiti Winiiter oes 9IeuBercu
&eon Grobfp uno feline 9erotber nch-
men Den Stanopuuft ein, oaB Die Dit
iecpropin3en III @irfIld)teit inter
milit0riihem Grlld Iteben, ioIon0e
lie Don oen 0eutIhen oflIpirt lino,
oob ibre nit 8e3Ig oltf Sen 6rie6eu
bcreitS porgenonlmCne 9IbItinmitnQ
ignorirt meroen nliiIie, oa Oieie 3ro-
pilt3cn iebt, rohoem Die loDaIeil
&uiicn gefloben itno, tbatiadlid Oeuts
Id)c &oIOnien icien
Die Oeltihen 9e0inglngcn ioqen
Gritolncn in Petersburg berporgc-
rltfcn mo Die Grfl0rung 5ltr 6oIge
gehobt boben, bob Der 8ertreterroth
nidt gcnciqt ici, iie on5lmebmen
9tGbere GrfldrltHgen, ipelfc Die Qcllt
id)en oIs 3uiot GIT ibreu omtlifcn
@eoingungen ihriftIih iibcrrcidtcn,
5eigen, oaB oie oclttidbe 9tc9ierlng
ocn Stonopllnft ocrtritt, 0ab Nolcn,
2itnucn, 9urIano, 2ipIan0 un0 Git
Iono lid OILS NotionnlitGtcn bercit3
3ugunitcn Ger porgcidlo9cncn 5rie-
OerSbcOingltnQcn ollSgciprofcn ho.
ben, uno 0orauf beiteht, ooI} lie nid)t
Don ncuen1 obitimmen ioIcn.
Sic 9eutIdlcn hoben fcrncr hurdl
8enernl Sofimunn ouseinonoergc
lett, BOB lie Jiiqo, 2ibot uno onocrc
offllpirte Bltnfte uiht rduntcn fonn,
ten, bcpor nidt qon5 RuBlon0 bcn
Irieocn ionftiouirt bat, neil ionft
9Nutidlono5 1fcinoe oicll'iht Ser
Ukraine o0rr onocrcn rnnlfrieNonon
I hciIcu ocs Rcidc5 ocQcn oi' W}ittel-
ntddtc su 0ilie fon,men f0untcn
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Gutl6after treten ab.

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Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis, on
January 4, 1918. as required by
ne act of October 6, 1917.
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Cob fir goIidrlpiti.

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Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, OF
January 4, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6. 1917,
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True translation filed NV
Postmaster OF La Crosse. wis, on
January +. 1918. as required hy
The act OF October D. 1917
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11

ss SsS@o;Fs shs,ss | sss s.' S !e
G. Sailed Schooners Minnie Harris (Rr). Urom
st. Ssa, Jo4s Int,o n. F) New York. Hespcr fFom Bos
n 1SaH nol Nsx 3E Pee As Sn SsnoS9SE So
River Ara1es (Br). Norfolk W. NJ Burton, Port
Delaware BREAKwATER. Dec. lo.-Arived:
co,5;aI nAITIoRE III & Pc 1oAr!ivsa Steamers Van
Csalaveras. Boca Grande Sailed: steamers Resale
Iiaa IMaahony q. Calao; Boyns, (Br;l Falmouth; Lake
fn rlua. nos,on: Mahans Maru (Jap). Europe; Lake
.SaAd cApE HENRY Va De- lo-Passed in for Bal
qu, from Baltimore: Steamers Toso Maru lJap1.
Europe Magdslena. Santos; Lake Aurca. Boston:
SAVANNAH. Dec. lo.-Arrived: steamer Howard.
rrhiladelpa and sailed 70, Jachsonville) Sailed
cHARLEsToX. Dsc' s lo'~Arrive. Steamer Aran-
sef schfave v ana sailed for New York; Phil
pix SeW sss YORK GF o oad Nor for
France. via Newport News Sailed: Steamers .qs
"F7sd SE% orxI9 H Iv'IBs Bss sosaa New
George F. Taddlef91d. Jacksonyillc; sucrosa Ju-
California Ir), Europe; Coahuila tMex.) Proereso:
obe Sne:F wsstega a''99 p2 e yoro
Sailed: Steamers Saramacca. Bocas del Tore va
'"9ss GAI7EsToH rSs'T Slc0 Dec 1oAr,,vea Steamer, ~
Monte; New York; BeecEland Orange Aggersborg
Dan Copenhagen: Marques del Ituria lSpan j.
barcelona. Sailed: Steamer Begona No. . (Span. J.
Barcelona via Norfolk N''
FORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec l0-sailcd: Steamers
N'fSn.sT; BoSToI Ilampeo; non Comet; New York
lsxiImston, leiIag sewslrs Point MINNEAPOLIS. Norfolk
Oo,tdljk. bordeaux Kersnaw. Norfolk
, NORFOLK. Va. Dec l0-Arrived Schooner
barge Hantrl: lBr). Boston: Motor Ship Chile
Dan New York land sailed for Havana
Sailed steamers Coweta. Havana Taunton fNor J.
AZ
oaru MaS9 dap Chilean nors otaru Ns1n
(pann philadelphia Pollux Hampton Roads. o''D
p JACKSONVILLE. Dec. l0.-Arrived: Steamers
lHaayway; Baton Rouge: Schooner Charlotte 4.
Maxwell Porto ,Ricc... Sailed Schooner Scottish
c,sl KEY LIVES WEST Dec lo;-Arrived: Steamers War
Hopper No. ~ (Br.) 'Caibaren: Miami Havana
NEWPonT NEWS. Dec lo-Arrlvcd Steamers
laSe Akra Boston: Lake Bledsoe. Boston and
SAVED Wmpi,G, t%r PIortlsnd).
Vi Del boSo ays shp SshqSafs ss
steamers Coweta. Havana; Taunton (NorO kings
ton. >'' N,'''e'
WILMINGTON. Dec lo.-Arrived: Steamers
oiafu Malu CJa~.). Chilean uor,s: Ntaru AIarl II
zap Chilean ports Sailed Steamers Josey
(paL;, ,. Phli2deipnla. PolluN Hampton Roads
-. PORTLAND. Me, Dec l0-Ayrved Steamers
TanadS : ana (Br) Liverpool; Lake Grandon Gaspe.
wan sAM FRIANSiSCo Dec. lo.,Arrivel: Steamers
Maiu tJap.), Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11

HAvKE. Dec 6.Arlvcd: Steamer. Brez lzcl
tFr), New Orleans Via Norfolk; Kcrwickhall tBr)
New York: Misssslppi ('r) New York.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. ARRIVED. Steamer Sicllian
or. Montreal and Quelcc. 49,
PORfSMOITll, Dec. 7.-Arrivcd. Steamer War
Jcmadar tBrl New York
LONDON. Dec. S,-Atrivcd: Steamer scramic
Nr). New Norl
FALMOUTH Dec s.--Arrivcd: steamer Khva
lBr). rhiladcphia; Macharda (Br,. Portland:
Roycn tswcd), New York
IQlIQrE, Dee. 4sacd; Auxiliary schooncr
San Diego San Francisco.
LA ROCHELLE, Dee 4.--Sacd: Steamer ST
Andre tFrl, Baltimore
La rALIICE. bee, 4.--sailod: Steamer West
wood. Norfolk
ROTTERDAM. Dec 5.-~sailcd; Steamers Borcn
(Swcd>, Sandy Hook: Consul oson, Sandy Hook
Gloria iSwcd>. Sandy Hook: Slgyn tSwcdl. S&dy
Hook.
.cRIsr0HAL, Dee. TO-. Arrived: Steamers NeEus
css eames tu, W"w NsW
BALBOA Dec TO- Arrived; Steamer Quipuo
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
In d u str,ia1
Cotton

Although there has evidently been q
exact size of the crop was Of much
less importance than the export out
look and state of the goods trade, more
interest was shown in crop estimates
yesterday. The government report
giving the final official forecast of the
season will be published at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. The proximity of the
figures doubtless accounted for the re-
vival of discussion regarding the sup
ply and probably accounted for the
rather irregular ruling of prices with
a restricted volume of business. Jan
uary contracts f1uctuatcd between 26.74
and 1886, closing at 26.39. with the
general list closing steady net points
higher to points lower.
According to compilation published
during the day. the average expecta-
tion of New York Cotton Exchange
members, as indicated by cghty.thrce
estimates, pointed to crop of H.
$4,000 bales, excluding lnters. The
average of seventeen trade estimates
issued during the last two months was
and local brokers said the market
seemed to be looking for a government
report of around 11,50O0O0 to 11,80O,-
compare with the December estimate
of 10,949,000 bales last year, and last
years growth of 11,302,375, as indi-
Gated by the Census Bureau.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of 13 TO 40 points in response
to relatively firm cables. This advance
met scattered realizing and hedge
selling, while there also seemed to be
some selling on the reports of labor
troubles in Lancashire and of small
domestic mill consumption for Novem-
Der.
After selling off to a net loss Of
some s to is points, the market
steaded on bulish spot adviccs and a
little trade buying, but later huctua-
tions were irregular and the close was
within 3 to 10 points Of the lowest.
According to Manchester advices,
100000 cotton spinners are striking for
the advance of 40 per cent in wages.
Stocks of yarns are said to be small
soon settled it is apprehcnded that the
weaving sheds will have to be closed.
affecting 100000 workers. According
to private returns, domestic mill con-
sumption for November amounted to
only 39S,ooo bales. against $4,000 for
the same month last year. Exports
yesterday were 21,535 bales, making
1,399,840, against 1,S09,0l1 last year
Southern spot markets, as officially re-
ported, were unchanged to 25 points
higher, all of them being unchanged
except Mobile.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 2910c for mid
ding upland, compared with sic. the
year before.
The range Of prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
MARRIAGES

KRAZEISE -RENDELL-Mr. and Mrs. M.
Il. Rendell $50 East 161st ST., announce
the marriage of their daughter. Helene, to
August krazeise. on December 9.
RICE-On Monday, December 8,
1918. at st. Thomas's Church. by the Rev.
Ernest M. Stires, D. D.. Mildred Gautier.
daughter of Mrs. William Lowe Rice and
Richard Newton. jr.
SPRING -DEYO-At the Brick Presbyterian
Church. Saturday. November 80, by the
Rev Edgar Tilton. jr Royce Riker Spring
to Han riet Brandon Deyo.
TAYLOR HOWEAt Westmount, Province
Z. in ST. Matthiass Church, by the Rev.
Edward Bushell Kathleen. daughter of
halph Edwin Howe. Esq. to Second Lieu
tenant James Il. keene Taylor. of the Royal
Garrison Artillery, British Army.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
FOREIGN PORTS

i, MANILA. Dec. ,5.-sailed Motor Ship Julian
mdor BE-. Liverpool for Sydncy. n S
10. cARpltF. CI, Dec 9.-~saiIed: Steamer Kwarra
Branch H.. nRrA sydney. c, B.. via Falmouth
(I}r.i Boston. ~
LIVERPOOL. Dec 9--Arrircd: Steamer City
oy York tlsr). New York
LONDON. Dec 9.Arrived Steamer Elpenor
,br). New IorE. Sailed: Sth. Steamer Tyn.
dareus (Br1: Hampton Roads
FALMOUTH. Dec. 9.-Arriyod Steamers Cen
e9,sl Church (Br.) Quebec. via Sydney. c. 3
hannington Court (Br }. Quebec via Sydney G. Il.
u NEWPORT. England Dec. S.-Sailed Steamer
Clan Kenneth (Br.j. Hampton Roads
nedy (Br.). New York
CHR!sTlANA. Dec. 4.--Arrived: Steamer Berg.
en8fjord tNor). New York
pUNklRk. Dec. 5.-Arriyod: Steamer sun. Phil
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
> IL S t G II a II cc
Cereals

Wheat. Receipts of wheat at pri
mary points continue TO run much in
excess of last year, but it is believed
that the crest Of the movement is past
and that very large percentage of the
crop has now left the farms. Interior
mills say that it is becoming more diff
cult to buy wheat from the farms and
that in many cases they arc forced to
pay premiums over the government fig
ures. Exports arc increasing and the
visible supply is being heavily drawn
upon. A revision of the export move
lncnt so tar this season, according to
Produce Exchange figures, shows that
since tho beginning of the new crop
season exports of wheat, including flour,
have amounted to practically 10A ,0O0,-
600 bushels. This does not include the
complete movement from Montreal dur
ing November, and it is evident that
the tota exports have somewhat cx-
cccdcd I he amount given.
Corn. The corn market was com
paratiVcly quiet and price changes
were foverish. This has been charac-
terlstlc of the market of late, and it is
evident that under present rcstric-
tions in regard to the amount of grain
that can be traded in the market be-
comes both easily overbought and
ovcrsold. Early iii tho day there was
a show of strength which carried the
market up over cent bushel, with
the December position in Chicago SELL
ing at $1.36, or new high record for
that position. Profit taking sales re-
suited in reaction. and at the close
values showed comparatively little
change for the day. The cash position
WAS again strong, with prices at good
premiums oyer contracts. This was
taken to show a strong hAsic position
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Following are ycsterdsy's prices co,,n.o, ,.,
those of year ago: 'eu VIII
Yesterday. ycar.co
prime. 100 lb. .Sl325 OSIRIS 775 5e,o c-
Dressed beef. sides. Ns''@'oo
Ii. ............. ~ 6 "a ta,.a =,
Liyo veas, common <~ '$@
to prime. 100 Ii 800 a 2iDO n m n, - M
Dressed yeas. city - "'oo
ID. ............ ~ "a ~ ., ID. ,o
Live emes 100 h. 500 "a o5o zoo 20 ,,96 20
Live lambs. fair to " ''''V
prime. 100 III 400 a t575 ,7o, ~ ,o m
Dressed mutton. III .I2 "a ia IS ~ 'S'o9
Dressed lambs. city. y '@'
II. ............ 20 ID "a % ~ =.
Hogs 100 lb ...iBoO d - Iz15 ~ %
Dressed hogs. Ia '''' "
con. H. ...... 1890 os oas.a A.
Mess pork hb 1850 C0 40 m osS ~ - "a "a
Mess beef. bhl. . $500 d as M Al m - eo'oo sooo
Lard. Middle West, ''oo - o-'uU
Ii. .,'...,,.-.. 1850 a 2s.75c 2s.ooc "a 2s. TO-,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables. Spot cotton quiet;
middling, 19 points lower at 1S.97d;
good mddling, 3 points lower at 19.S2d.
Sales, 900, all American. Imports,
none. Futures opened quiet at Z to II
points decline. Closed quiet on near
months and steady on distant at net
decline of point to an advance of 40
points. December. 1904; January,
1859; February, l7.71; March, I'LL;
April, 1870. Manchester: Yarns,
hardening; cloths, small inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
TRANSpACIFIC MAILS

Tho connecting mails close at the General Tost-
or,cc and tho city Hall Postonico station, New
York. follows: 49,
Phiilppine Islands. via san Franclsco. $50 p. M
Drccmbcr 10. for dispatch per IS siberia Maru,
Tahiti N,aru,csns Cook Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mall for Australia. va san
Trancico $50 D. M. December -. for dispa'cn
per NJ Noana. cut, .,,,,
Iapan. Corca China. Siam. Cochin China straits
Settlements and Netherlands East Indies ';,o y; ~,
daily (1his mall ~ forwarded to tho Pncinc 'oaSt
nlly for dispatrh to destination by tho best oppo'
tuniIy) ,, ,u.,,; r,,u
Hawaii and Guam. $50 p. m. daily. tlnis mai mai
"a forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily for dispatc
20 destination by tho best onportunlty.)
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11

YOUNG wOMEN
NAY SECURE PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT,
With Many Opportunities for Ad-
vancement, in the
TELEPHONE SERVICE
Good Pay While Learning During
First -Four Weeks.
$3.50 to $3.50 per week within the
next few weeks, according to hours
of duty assigned. Frequent increases
thereafter.
40 experience necessary
Age l6 to % Years.
EMPL0YES ARE ESPECIALLY
Delightful, homelike quarters.
lnncheons daintily served at cost.
Vacations with pay.
Anniversary payments. sick benefits
and pensions.
to hour working day.
ADDITIONAL APPLICATION
OFFICES OPEN.
Apply weekdays, day or evening.
during hours shown.
Manhattan
IS West Houston Street,
"a. NJ to y. NJ.
1854 Broadway Cat 42d St.),
% Z. 26th st. cat Madison Ave5,
. NJ. to p. NJ
Bronx
AoS East fremont Avenue.
p. NJ. to 2 p NJ
Brooklyn
81 Willoughby Street,
8 a. NJ. to 5 p NJ.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
Corporate Returns

Guantanamo Sugar Company. Re
port Tor the year ended September 30
last last dlscloses total receipts of s4.433.
9'2' which compare with So, ,o9o
1or the preceding year. Operating
prot1t amounted to S934,049, against
soob,Sl4 the year before. Depreciation
was placed at s260,64', and taxes. etc.
s %ere S2ol'o 200; leaving balance Of
so4o.s12. equal to $9lt per share on
so,ooooo0 capital stock of $50 par
value. cash dlyldends paid during tho
Sea Sear we're sooo,ooo' an increase of S75,-
oeo' Surplus was s240,s72.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON
oc,oher pross ,....... Sea9.a51 Dec. s26ou
Two Two months gross S,57S.slS Inc 25sos4
surplus ....,..,...,..@,3 @,3S5.55S Dec. 556 52s
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
CT prices follow:
Xoc' Coz

weston quiet, unchanged at 1910; sales,
l.2O0 bales. New Orleans quiet, un-
changed at 2S.5O; sales, 3,737 bales.
Mobile quiet, 25 points higher at $3.50;
sales, bales. Savannah nominal, un-
changed at 29c; sales, nil. Norfolk
quiet, unchanged at 26.75; sales, 1886
bales. Baltimore nominal, unchanged
at 28c; sales, nil. Augusta quiet, un-
changed at 1925; sales, 2O4 bales.
Memphis steady, unchanged at 29c;
sales, l,400 bales. Houston steady, un-
changed at 1885; sales, 1876 bales.
Little Rock quiet, unchanged at 29c;
sales, 62i bales.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
BIRTHS

FEINBERG- Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. Feinberg.
of 2t0 East Broadway. announce the birth
of It baby girl on Monday morning, De-
cember g.
STUART On November 30, 1918, daughter
to Csrtan and Mrs Alexander Whtewright
Ruthven Stuart at Sarisberie, West Clan
don. Surrey. England.
TIBBETTS On Thursday. December 5. 1913
TO Chaplain ard Mrs. Norris l.. Tibbetts of
Winchester. Mass, a daughter. Louise
Mason Tibbetts
New-York tribune., 1918-12-11
l Thursday
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

steamer Lake Kyttlc Hotwood. ~ T.. fer New
York; with wood pulp to the Seaman Paper Co. ;
vessel TO the Indepcndcnt Steamship Co
United States Lighthouse steamer Mistctoc. New
London for New Nrok
schooner ]. II. Young tBr). Nuremberg n S.
fer New York With fish to ChaIlcs L. Mattlagc &
sons; vessel to Scanmcl Bros.
York
schoogcr Ela Z. crowell, Eocklsnd Nc. for
NeW New, York with lime 70 the l.ockand aud Kockpo'e
Lime Co. vessel to Gmaltu & rrunuy
Schooner L.lA. Greenpo:: for Now Yorl.