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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
Red Cross Flag
 For New Building
(From Tuesd.E's DailY.D

A beautiful large Red Cross flag las been made by Mrs. Morris Gold water and will be flown over tke Red Cross building at Whipple Bar racks. The flag is of the regulation Red Cross size and is a matter of credit to Mrs! Goldwater, who is one of the most active workers as we'll as officers of the Yavapai Coun- ty Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
MAY TRY EMPEROR

LONDON, (Tuesday), May % Frederick William HoFenzollern and the former German crown prince will be liable to trial under the terms of the German. peace treaty, declared Andrw Bonar Lew in he House of Commors. He said that prison com mandants would al.o be liable
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
MAY BUILD DTRIGIRLFs

WASHINGTON. .lay 21.-The construction of fleet Of scouting aircraft of the dirigibIc or 1igh.er
 han air type, as an adjunct to the American naval forces, is expected by well informed nlval officers to be by the general board to the navy, in its report to be sub mitted within a few days to Secre- tary Daniels.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
FARM LAND DEAL
(Frnm ThursdaY's DailV. }

Col. E. p. Thayer has sold to his son, Geo. A. Thayer, for $2,000, a tract of $50 acres of land in the Je- rome Junction country, the deed be- ing recorded yesterday
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Dave Stewart, aged 2, was issued a license yesterday to marry Hazel Stearn of Mayer, aged 19 Also Pedro Urias aged B, secured li- censc to marry Jesus Alatorro, agel B. Epitacia Gonzales was also li- censed to marry Isabella Rosas, aged 3O
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
FLYING TRIP

C. s. Richardson, former resi- dent. now the manager of the Li,tle Daisy hotel at Jerome, of the United Verde Extension Co.,, visited vita Prescott friends yesterday, and re- turns home this morning.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
KENDRICK KILLED

ATLANTIC CITY, May 26.-Ber- vel Kendrick, an aviator of tnis civ and James Bew, local real estate agent, were killed when their plaue plunged into sandbar
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
HIGH SCHOOL BONDS LOSE

PHOENIX, Ariz.. May 2l.-Or the proposal to float the %OO,OOO tond issue for new ste and build ings tor the Phoenix Union high school only 581 votes were cast to- day, and the proposal beaten by 12l votes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
ALL TOGETHER FOR YAYAPAI
 NEW WEEKLY DEPARTMENT
Ne1U Journal-Miner Stunt to Unite Interests of City
 And County In Yavap@

For the Farmer the Miner, the Country woman Merchant the Business Man. For EveryDody III ule County orwardLooking Policy Now VIII Be Means of Grasping the Tremendous Ater-the-War Opportunities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice. ,Per 100 lbs. sii:,o; common e, to
coscorrones. Chilean, ss9S.75; pea, $3.50;
$50; common 70 fair. !slSss5i LADY
California, $3.50; large white. Idaho. $3.50;
Japanese g; CSresn; So otenashi. japan
1926; Daifuku. Manchurian. $3.50: Trlgulto,
chilean, S7.509S: red kidney, choice, $3.50
S S ssa t Rn as5 ManSSuran SIC
sii; white Kidney, choice. ,ls,ss . Il; 81;
-; casailero, chilean, sGsS. sa S0Snu cSiI
found ions III, qso aa's sssSS
short s5.509s; California. ;7Sa aSHI PINK.
Gaiifornia, 81; lima, California, s11.75Q12.
PEs.As-sootch. 1918. per 100 lbs, is;7s0
t7.25 9!5O; Washington, 1850 S7.75; Cal.
traiian. s7.5o9!.75; japanese. yssCS $50;
t7.76; green, slo91o5O; small white, Man
ehurian. '5.759si large Manchurian. $50
BUTrER-creamery. higher than extras.
assts: s. to 81 score; Ss957he.; seconds
80 TO 81 score. 5O952he.; lower grades.
t ns 9ashS unsal,ed: hishes than s.-
ebW SOC; seconds. san 954c.; State dairy,
tubs finest, SIN 45Sc.; good to prime. IS
Q56c.: common to fair, 46951c.; ladies'
current make. hrsts, $50 4sc. seconds,
leh q 47c.; lower grades. Is a acc; packing
stock, current make, No. /. 46h q 47o. !;
No. 7. iSc; lower grades. 43145hc
CHEESE-State, whole milk, fresh, fata.
colored, h.. SlGS1ho.; white. s19S1Mc.;
average run. colored, 3O930hc; white.
flats, specials. 3lhc.; twins, specials,
white. Soh 9siHc.; coiOred, s0n @s1Kc. !;
average run. white, 29h a 500 colored,
fresh, 309s1c; single daisies, white, 90
g52hc.; colored, s2Q32he.; double
daisies, colored. fresh, slh 932o.; held.
S29S2Hc.; Young Americas. fresh, 349
94hc.; cheddars, Canadian, in bond, 27h
92Shc.; State, skins. specials. % q 23c. !;
prime to choice. 1s920c.; fair to good,
"a q lie; lower grades. 791sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

eth ST. sis-ss w, allLJulls, : Kiroy ,Ni
ano, 1-17 yrs from Sept J. 1919, ssnT
Morris LiebOwitz, so Delaney st,'i.. ~,
Cpd ST, 200 W. I'd f-United cigar e'0tst
Co Of America to saml 5 BseE y., e.
w sBth st. from Aug l. 1919, 70 SPY "a
1924 atty. Lyman Hess, 4-o ", o0o
,T = ST, i:s W. W str 4 b in bldE ~ ~
W s7th st-Emigrant Indust sa' vrs
10 Gitler Co. 1888 W 27th st. sw
fro mMay l. 1917. ............,.-. - 20 ~ az
lsT AV. Il62, cor str on av, also ~ asuj
10th 81 & b-Esther Coopermen 20 PP,,x
' fucker, 1913 Newark av. jersey stty
N ], 10 yrs from Sept is, 1875 ,S0J
Il N Adler, 1906 list av...:...... - as
NTH ST, b25-sl e, !th n & h-Lhe w
rage to Bloomingdale Bros INC II
from Aus !, 1918, yrs renew on
Weiss. l55 f 5qth st......-...-' q. "a al
sg1rH ST, 2O6-2os w: 2sth st. 2oI-s " -
-Saml Greenstein 10 r II Macy %eG
1917 Bway, yrs from Jan Id
attys. Wise s. s is william = ' .5S 20
isT AV, lTS, Rll-Se bastiaua G'1,aitl- orn
Agata Trovato. l73 LIST ay, , yrs 20
oct /. 1918; atty. Daniel ba!'0'i, 80
CANAL ST. el-Ches RuhiuowitE ana d. M N,
10 Central Mercha ndise Co, on ~" aIt
Uses, . 9-l2 yrs from Aug l, 1919 '''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

q: Beef steady; mess. ,,7oas; family,
!ssgse; packet gas g 20 extra India mess,
i isss lY Is. ''' dr.s Srs i Safsis
sS y'G Pclod hams q ShSG' rs s4nsS
ss%o is %so% Barely st.aGs o isi .po Ss
,sS m ety .rG TGn 4 a MSSIs s Tss
27%c; refined lard firm; continent, Ss0.76;
South America, tS1; Brazil kegs, ss2; com
S9ss city sef id psse oiso
RICE-Domestic screenings. 8Mc.; sec
ond head, &C.: medium. l4c,; fancy head.
blue rose. choice to fancy, ii9iiNo.
sUGAR-Gst loaf ic.sOs.; crushed.
xxxx powdered, e.soc.; powdered, S.i5c
fectioners' A. ssoc.; No. i. $3.50.
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS -
S basket ,'!SSS, =, BEET s Ne sS|, 100
SssS. cARRoTsGS Ss 100 I sanshs a
;iSs.5O.O 0t GucuSsERs1sasEet. si0sso;
S SS ; $751; e State S Gil ' S PS Sss;
small basket. ss.to q $50, cABBA0Es.
L lSS Leland and SsEssy ssl 20; 0ss.
nRY-state and Jersey, dozen roots. 200
ISL ISL T Tso crate ssg1 gseAEo
Dbl, sa@s; basket, 75o. Ql; bushel bas:
ket, 750s0c.; 20 quart basket. so@soc. |;
Italian, bgshel box; ;1gi;2s; HORSE
SOC: Q 81 crate. .s5c; S'ii basket. IS 7sS.
MusHRooMS-s Id. basket, si@S.5o.
oNIoNs-Jersey, white, basket si@3.5oi
yellow. basket, i1.7592i red. basket, $3.50
bag, t3@3.5o; far Western. 100 ID. bag,
s2@250: Orange county, red. 100 Id. bag,
basket, M9a; 100 ID: bag. sac virginia
Western. yellow, t39s,5o;. white, leo ID.
Spanish. crate, ,i.ss O. IS. oxRAEcsr!
Tier: 'i@sso; basket, n?Ssc; PEAS pS1
PERS-Green, bbl s1.5092.5o; red, Dbl,
500. RHUBARB-100 punches. t1.509
RoMAINE-Basket. SOC. 0sii crate. soc; Q
tl.2S. RApIsHEs-1oo buncheu. $50 Q
2.5o. sCALLIONS--1oo lunches SIG
l.7s. soUAeH-Hubbard. Dbl. $500
neck, Dbl. 81 o.. TfuRNIfs@whi,e. 100
punches, s1QS. TURNIPs-Basket. 80
1.50; Rutabaga, Dbl. s101.5o; bag. SIG
1.25. ToMAToEs-Nearby. box. 'i9S.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
CURB MOVEMENTS
| ARE NOT DEFINITE
No Particular Trend of Prices
Z Is Discernible After Tone
of Irregularity Comes.
MODERATE TRADING DONE
y
Greatest Activity Of Session Is
2 Supplied by Independent
y Oil Shares.
MODERATE TRADING DONE

esAlthough nearly every issue moved
Yesterday forward In the early part of
the session in the outside market, an
Irregular tone developed in subsequent
trading and no defin tie price trend was
reported. Business was on a moderately
attfve scale and movements followed
closely the Stock Exchange price trend.
The Independent oils again. showed the
greater part Of the activity.
sssinclair issues were prominent in the
morning with an advance of almost two
points from Thursdays closings. AL
though heaviness carried quotations
lower in the afternoon, they closed with
GAINS OF a point each. Shell Tradins
was arm early, but likewise reacted. A
idss of three points in Midwest Refining
Influenced other Wyoming stocks, which
suffered smaller losses.
There were a few firm spots in the
Industrial section. One of them was
Rockaway Rolling Mills, traded In for
the first time. 1t was announced by its
underwriting syndicate that the issue Of
O.0b0 shares had been heavily over
subscribed. Coca Cola was fractionally
higher and small Improvement was noted
in American Shipping. Tire stocks were
irregular, with a further decline in
Savold Tire, although II recovered most
OF that loss before the close
Interest In the mining section shifted
"a the silver stocks due to the high
price OF silver. which really has not
BEEN reflected in the market In the
Tonopah group. which was the most ac-
tive, Mcnamara was slightly higher.
Bonds were featureless.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
COTTON PRICES ARE
MORE IRREGULAR
Values Suffer Another Sharp
Decline Under Attack
by Bears.
FINAL MARKET is STEADY
Closing Prices Show Decline
Of IL to 80 Points Only,
Due to Short Covering.

Movements were yesterday more ir-
regular in the cotton market, prices
suffering another sharp decline. New
developments were few, but the demora-
LIKED situation In foreign exchange, a
decidedly better weather map and
Gomperss telegram to the President,
in which he urged an early meeting Of
the union heads and the steel commit
tee. were all factors employed by bears
In their attacks During the forenoon
the market displayed a good deal Of
steadiness. mostly on scattered covering
and some desultory trade buying. But
for the most part professionals Of the
downturn crowd had things well in hano
and the ring was a place OF short
operations.
Tho map was yesterday nearly ideal
for the growth of crop, as precipitation
registered only at a few separated
points. There was .02 at San Antonio.
.0S at New Orleans, .1S at Pensacola
and so at Galveston. Liverpool cables
did not bridge much one way or the
other at the opening and considerable
pressure was exerted against the
British contract market. Spots were In
quiet demand there. sales amounting to
1000.
Sentiment remained indisputably
bearish among the floor trade and
brokerage people. With francs and
lire at new lows and sterling or more
than two cents. the chances for q
material increase In foreign demand are
slim and old bulls were discouraged.
There were also not few private crop
advices of better tenor received and
these had effect on sentiment Although
many OF the stale long commitments have
been liquidated or evened up, there
seems to be considerable Of that kind of
cotton on the hands Of local and
Western bulls.
The opening here was rather steady.
II points higher to lower. The FORE
noon saw an erratic market, 1t being
difficult to discern any definite trend al
first Brokers operating for Liverpool
interests were on both sides Of the
market and price declines Of from Is
10 80 points were followed by rallies,
all poorly sustained.
AS trading progressed the market
tendency was distinctly toward lower
levels, with hasty unloading in a narrow
and sensitive market disastrous for
bulls. The drop was accelerated by
Samuel Gompers's strike warning and
the easing in the securities market. By
early afternoon, values had fallen APP
high. Toward the close there were some
rallies, but the tone held unsettled. The
final market was steady at a decline OF
only IL to 30 points. owing to the sup
porting power of short covering.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Coca Cola Company's gross sales for tho
frst seven months OF 1919 were 11,o9o,66e
gallons an increase of 50 per cent COM
pared with the corresponding 1918 period
George b. Gibbons & Co. are Offering
11.os7 500 city Of Yonkers per cent bonds
at prices to net so per cent
Campus Iroa Corporation has cut into
a wide body OF exceptionally high grade
Magnetic ore. tie 500 ton bin now on the
property will Be nlled with It within four
weeks.
The bankers report that the underwriting
OF the Rookaway Rolling Mills has been
heavily ovsrsub0cribed. The approximate
earnings OF the company for the last four
years. before Federal taxes were deducted,
were more than SITS, 900. or at the rate
OF moro than ,3.2s a share. Its directors
are; C. C. Grover. president and general
manager; Howard r. Hansell. Frazier s.
Co.. philadelphia, vioe-president; George d.
Lewis Frazier Co., secretary and treas
ureri Richard Bonnie, assistant secretary
and assistant treasurer Morton Lachen-
bruch, Morton Lachenbrllch a Co.; Ward
e. Pearson. Pearson Engineering Company.
and ]. Ernest Richards, president George
b. Newton Coal Company, Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
JEWS TO HOLD FUND DINNER.
VIII Plan Campaign to AID Ma
tionaI Orphan House.

One hundred prominent leaders in Jew
ish affairs are to be present at a dinner
In the Hotel Astor Monday, September
10. to pledge their support TO a six
weeks campaign to raise funds for the
Hebrew National Orphan House at SO
st. Marks place. II was announced yes
terday. Campaign headquarters have
been established at Second avenue,
and Harry B. Rosen Of the Hartman
National Bank is to be treasurer OF the
drive.
The organization has already pur-
chased the German Odd Fellows Home.
which is surrounded by twenty acres OF
grounds, for 100000. 1t is expected
that 500 children can be housed there.
The total cost OF the new building and
additional equipment y estimated At
tSeo.aaA ----...-..-.--.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
LIS PENDENS.
kEa-h.ttan

zTrH ct. 9. 2SBs It sth sv, t"i
sss-North River Saw Bank sgt taaat
Gridley ct al foreclosure OF mis'' 49,
10th ST. 100 w-simon sln'ehand -. ~
Saml Grossmann ct al faction 70 ,mP,ys,
trust, SCI, attyS, KantroNl'z q oErSSn Il
57TH ST, n :. 8Gl.d n " Az :, % FNlVTI ia
irreg-Cambridgc Soap & Chem CO. ~. -
sgt NJ Gustine Rleser Rlty GO Wy
cihe peformance) atty, II WaldmAh'
Bronx. Kaf
1886 eorglana p Hoopengnrner 80.
East River Eagle Garage co. lg. w.
closure OF mtg); atty, lad
Georgiana Z Hoopengarnsr agt GiuassRtn
Fusco st al foreclosure OF mts''
n y kthS1s .-----
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

IBID ct. 96S w-chas o Horstman and
ano, trustees. to Eugene Horstman, 1870
W 4eth st Los Angeles. Cal; attys, Rahe
BHAp ircr ES' Av y' aa-al mag. $4,000 $1,000
Kas W Young TO Second Nat'l Bank OF
Hoboken; attys, Rabe Keller. 25s
10TH ST. os p-Jas H Ripley 10 Dora
q Marcus, b2h West End av; attys.
lSlsT ST, SO.-5O4 w-Margsret o West
colt, admrJ, to Sol VI Schatskin, Ruth
srford. u atty. l. T T Co, 100
sisT ST, 50 E-Hsrman J Bcidt to Geo
snasL osrp,weod u atty. Louis -. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,


12eTH ST, III E-Philip and Annie Ed
stein to Francis Rost, IS John q,
Ang .. 1907; atty. Ezekiel Fixman, ist
SAME pRoPER;TYY.Edw' : Rath to Fran Fran.
els Ross, ST. IS John st. Feb 16. lslOj
atty, H Ross, Liberty ST.. 5000
stein to same. May y. 1905; atty,
RiviNGToN ST, ;atos-os.Ma1 and F ami:
ington st. Dec is. 1915; atty. schau.
wEsr Esd Az, n e ssocthh st. ss1t ss's
se wnS! s snf a Ma0 to St S SRf
Free Hospital for Children. New York
city. Mar s. 1910; atty. N T s MICA
SAD ST. = Iii sd av. 1s. a1sssEjto;hu
and Annie e Wright 16l s2d st
70 fS sIs .tt Bank nj Mac 30 sy Ms[sA
.sTH ST. ,ss' E-Danci Casey. j. t.'V .,
gss%ns: Bank '9s Jan F%f f5fs a IPSa'
J Mcclure. 81 Chambers st. 80: $500
18TH ST. IS 2st W 7th 9y. is1ssiiI
2 n A Hughes as exrs with Alice L
Maher. June 2s, 1900; atty. w Jockel
,. 2Ss Centre Sc Park w.; c,t,n: r. $1,000
on premises to Herbert NJ Moore. II! v
esth ct. Aug 80, 1912; atty T G So
ssTa 81 81. h fis2y1a5 w.Leasc hold COO COD
frey Knoehe OF Fort Lee, J. to Anna
Weller, June Is. 1910; atty The 81 s a;
ESSEX i5 81 ST, 10 iosS1oseph pcrlbnde s'' sHi
Charles Jewitz to sidney H weinberg
28i Van Buren, st, Bklyn, March y
1917; ettys. Weinberg Bros. so2 Bro.a,
s5TTR ST. 'iiiia;.:is5 W. iea:cioid.Hy 'wHsHj
and Godfrey Kurche to Maggie Ave consu
Co. May 1, 1905; attys- Tiilstoon = KeTs
,s IS w 81. !. 100 Amsterdam AZ. Is
s0.1l-E NJ G A Holding co to Rs1tJ
and Commercial Co, 10 Park Row, Fey
1, 1915; attys. Hiliquit d L. 80 churs9
SAME pHoiPHRTrYi-IiHiiis B vsncs y
Solomon NJ SchAtzkin. Rutherford. ::
Aug 1. leo7i attys. Davis. s
ssT T 81 do !: Columbus Az. id
Ioo.t-Eliza segiiksn TO J 9 watkins
Edgewater. n J. Dot 30. 1885, atty; y,
wendt, 90 Nassau st...........: tlo,o"
GRAND ST: +2a; Attorney st, y ana l liz
(owner. Rtbecca Harris fsl Rodney y
Brookiyn). Oct IL, 1909; Attys. Aanasnt
NJ soI SWAY; '..';,;,;.;;', ';sIIicSE-
Annie Dunn 10 Eva Foiss, trustee sn
Asher Foise. ss1 w 1o1st ct, Sept l. ieiil
atty, o Wagner, % William ST.. .n,,Vssst
list ST. so4 w-Nettie Her1bers; so 4
sth Sv' March Z. 1915: atty. John DIT;
ton, so Maiden lane. sL'''i
iesTH ST, l4I Vino J Kennedy ;
Beeitman ct. TO Lille Mccomo H "a -.
Mile Bush Hill, leighton Buzzaro' Eht
land, July !, 1915; attys. Harrison sihsSS
GRAND ST.. l2S; Attorney st, II ana ~
LRsbsoc1 Harris Isl Rooney Rsy il, isiSJ
ATTY. s; i krin.fy 81 Bws a., !. 40 g
ssTH ST, -. rs eth ay: asII EN-
Az " : slS S'th st. isT 81 TE.nt 4
Keen, 20 Broad st, May 10, 1875 ,2
] Deiahunty, 80 Nassau st....-~.-ts'o"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
OIL-Range Of prices:

EGGs-Fresh gathered extras. per doz,
20 @66c.; extra arsts, 62954c.; firsts 471
s s d1ss No. SHSs!s! NS s sns
ssc uniefsrades, 3 Sss S 70 fstT raSaGs
lsm 94sc.; seconds. sIaSsc. Nearby whit:
ana duck eggs. State. Penn. and nearby
4Wssssrn t hssnn ,n whites ns 70 fancy
to prime. 66@72c; Pacific coast whites.
s ssSss w fsaSy T'STtO freight ssS
whites. SoSSsc.; State Penn. ana nearby
hennery browns, fancy. coo s5c,; brown
and mixed colors. graded fancy. 55057c;
fair to prime, 4S954o
FLOUR AND MEAI-wHITp CORN
FLOUR-Market steady; $3.50 per 100 lbs.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet; fair to good. $1,000
SSS; chSics to fancy. 7,ssSs. CORN
steady; bran 100 lib sacks, ys7; heavy sy
o1f i9S o 100 saoR S :sSt 1 re: s.a SSs
dllngs. 100 Id. sacks, s5s; flour middlinss,
sacks isS Oil fs %D% Az a So nominal asS ls
per ton.
FRUITS, FREsH-APPLEs-Red fancy,
6sk.. tl.2592; green. fancy, bsk.. 1880
Duchess. Dbl. .saes; Wealthy, Dbl. $50
1905 Twenty Ounce, bbl.. 1895; Craven
stein o,a Dbl, ss0s; oisenins. Dbl. st97.5o;
.s&s.5o; oravenstsin. box. s2@s. CRAB
APPLEsLsmall: bsk;. s1.26 $50; small.
s sSO sSs;lst, PS S5 Sss
Jersey crate. ,20s.75; Jersey. bushei bsk..
s2YgS2S; State. bushel bsks ,LaS@ 2.25:
puEs S.i o e's SGSSo Grand
;,,;.1::' 1LAcKHERRIEs3Fsno,, 81, 400
asS nSsrasi 81 Salis aHSKIE
L-Pint l4Slse oRANGEs-caiirornia
taSo0!;So; AyocADA PEARs-Florlda,
Nus xEISSNS f fa9oss. or s4:i. S
leo; pink meat, pony crate: .,iS
Ostrich Ead California. case.
s cRSskBI MHiTyInad s5ssi os St
| 91.5O. SANTA CLAUS MBLoNs-caii-
fornia, crate 81 9l.S0. WATERMELoNs
pd pINE p1dd
ern and State. sl@22c
kiln. $3.50 . T.. RosiNEcc$mon to
fGOd ,s s:rfea's sissS' s B. 1855 tslt5s; p F. 1851
Kd s l5S Nv Il 's ss5 !, II Ds ssiSss n 's'SS
poe s5s $685. c s bulk E." , 1857 Ss
6Sls:,. 'aO;25; do. bulk. 'is.5oi do. gases.
consumers, SShc. lsteoi bbis.J. L1NsEED
S SS. ,sts J RHF gals o q :s;5 iSA In
FGaiA9oE ;S IL t sss; iiss2
les, ;5Ss:tS' Jersey. Found Dbl. ,sS
.7si 5 erssyS. roSnS, No. +, 80 u. 'S Sss.
.L2s $50; Jersey long Dbl, ;s9+; Jer-
sHs 0n IT, Bss eas sSaihsrr SsFi n.y.
Dbl 'i s%gHrs sogtassR. No s DBL
so Ri. NO SssL ssSS sSStS:Tn
No. i. Dbl. 's.SOSi.
POULTRY, DRESSED = CHICKENS -.
Fresh killed, , az packed. boxes. Wester5nj
milk fed. SO 9s7c.; Western. corn fed, 80 a
$780,; Western. scalaasd, soc.; southwestern.
fsS e & to 'E P%S. Il s sei yrg!aia.
h 1if g ' Jersey RSir ana ISSs
sSaS SOSeSS stGsS and Ss@n'y pssE.S
and iced. sSIss Western, 3sSs SIC; western.
Ssss OLD SoS cocRs@%. es e
ys9is, -. .P,IpES ssc; sdy!5A p PrIn; ~si{s
e. az cUfNEAs@Psir. ,i'asSlsS. 'i''0
POULTRY, LrvE-sPRINo CHICKENS
Fancy. heavy. freight, 82c.; average.
ored. express, 81 a sac. cHicKENsNwhits
Leghorn. large. express. 31e.; white Leg
| horn, small, express. 30c FOWLS
Freight. heavy. s4c.; freight. light to me-
dium. 82@33c.; colored and mixed. ex-
press 80 @ 35e,; white Leghorn.. express,
| TuRKEYs-Hens; freight. 3oc.; toms,
| freight, 2bc. DUcRs-western, freight.
2sc. Southern freight 2hn GEESE
FTfTslEht' zoe. GuINEAs. zoo zoo PIGEONS PIGEONS
40@4bc.
fSos sn il'S '; 60. si. s.s ssS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Liverpooi Cotton statistics.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.-weekly cotton
statistics. Imports $4,000 bales Amer
lean 10000; stock $4,000. American
$4,000; forwarded $1,000, American
$1,000; exports 1900; sales $4,000.
American 10000: quantity aioac. all
kinds. 277.00o bales; quantity afoat,
American, 100000 balea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
emit figures Of the New York
Now Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 5.--A consider
ably better tone was exhibited by cotton
to-day and the market made good re-
coveriss from its declines The market
closed at net declines OF only IL to 10
points. The close: October $3.50, De-
oember 2s.7s, January 2s.77, March
ss.ss, May 1897. Spot cotton quiet,
middltnR 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.

*. KANSAS CITY. Sept S1Hogs-,Re-
is p5s 1885, hss sSSy T s .ls' %.d SSiH
Hottie pigs. ,il.aSSis.s5' ' '0"''
cattle-Rsceipts. LOO and 200 calves;
irregular Beef steers, medium and heavy,
soSG , s oss common , mssS% aRG
sa se sSd a s:S shS'; sasSe;
oannsrs and cutters. ,s.SS Ssic; veal
shesp-Rscsipts. 5000; steady. Lambs.
81 lbs or lsss. al @lb.2t;. .Oulls and com
sws:. eal. amer sns sen n9Sae q
lambs. ,1aSis.75. ~
EAST SO. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Hoys-Re-
sissseis,so; heavy. ,lsSfs.sa: medium H
. lsSts ',ias heavy Sackns sSws
cattie-Rseelpts. 1890; steady. Beef
pTms ana m sfy choice aDa xo and
.a i SSi ssS obsos ,5sgli sn!
S SaS medium ss7T SlOzS BUTCHER cattle
calves ,i5. 90; feeder ': stssr S; ,7ScS s
sSesp@Rsceipts, 400; STEADY steady to higher
Lambs. SiR5OSi5.s5; ouiis and common,
SOFA; yearling wethers, ts@1i; ewes
medium and choice. ss0s; cuIh and COM
oo CHICAGO; Sept. e.-HoEs-!Rse.ipts. Ia
but steady with yesterdays average,
light, ,is7S9SOi light lights. sIs's5 q
1880; heavy packing sows, smooth. Sl6.26
9172t; packing sows. rough. slS.76 o is.2S;
csttieGRsceipts' 1000, .,,,n,atsd tn
and heavy weight, choice and prime, sis2J
o SH ss50e IFS: light WeikSs i good
dun. ;ssSSisTs. Butca s oatsIo. H so.saT s
sustsr. fHS veal Ssvs s:np ssco aic
| feeder steers. t7.25@1s.7si stooker steers.
,a769Io2S; western range beef steers. 50
01b.75; cows and heifers, $e.7b
shsep-ReoeIpts. 10000 estimated to.
morrow, 2,000i unsettled, Lambs, 81 lbs.
down. t1s.75916.a5; ouils and common.
| ewes medium good and choice. ,i.2S1sSO;
culls and common, S2.2696,5o.
PITrs ssS Sept. S1 >; q
waSspD sSpD eg. sad RT%
:s ss,o iamb'' 's@lS.7S; veal calves, So
HOE ogs-1Owsr, supply IA double d.cS.
Pri@s hsavtss' us. ssS1s.So; @sdiSm S's and
heavy Workers. s2092025; light Workers
and pigs. sls5o9lS; roughs. 1ls9i7.
CINCINNATI. Sept. S.-Hogs-Receipts,
| $500; steady. Selected heavy shippers
3iS9ls; packers and butchers, tIe9is.25
Cattie-ReceiptA $50; steady. Calves
| steady.
sheep--Rsceipts a.aOOi weak. Lamb,
strong: sb9is.to.
EAST BUFFALO. Sept B.-cattie-Re-
| ceipta, 200; good steadyi common slow.
caivss--Hscsipts. 1905 81 higher $40
Hoss-Receipts, $500; steady to use
lower. Heavy. 1885, Workers. s2o.?5 a
| 9ls.6O; roughs. s1s@1626; stays. siOdIs
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000.
Lambs Csc. higher. Ss9ls.b0; others un-
| changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
British Steamship Damaged.

LONDON. Sept. 5.-The British steam.
ship Melville Dollar, from Manila, sc.
for Vancouver. has arrived at Hong
Kong With main ataAm pipe brpksnL