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New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
FOREIGN PORTS

ALiCANTE. March 21.-sailed Steamer Monde
ANToFAGAsTA. March 25.-Arived, Steamer
%0Veinor fofbes 1Nor), San Francisco via Callao
ANTWERP March 24.-sailed Steamers 1vu,e,n
Wy w. New York 18th. Borglum DAN. New
Indian lBrj from Liverpool Ga7eston Steamer
7.r DAHdA MA March 25-sailed previously: Steamer
rn!s5sa BAsLgoA,, March 27.Arriyed: Steamers Ham
@slieus nasIe Dsn Vslparaso sho Ardgay Br Ne9
MJhsng BARnAbas ,b Maom Ayon9outhl Zew zealand
rhiladelpha VIA Newport Netys for Rio de Janeiro
sailed Sa. g4th' Steamer Justin (Br) from Para
H. BAAKNY, March 25.--ssiled Steamer Cheyenne
BILBAO. March 22-sailed Steamer Yule
xI,. DoERDEAux. March 24.-sailed Steamer Ruth
vls'ni BEENoS AYREs. March 2a-Arrived: Steamer,
ssna san1aI Ross bT New New York via barbados ETC. 24h
GADlz Mafse i ESs. ste.m!T 1'ill%Sls L9Sss
torENHAGES Ma5sh shce9a as% 4S5s stssoe,
W, ,.h,Srny,i Esg pyke Pniadsphia D.
orsna (5ll New York via Kingston ssslns1. Psnsns
Nespor asp 4Ng Ns; NSstok for SIsn Diego Cristo5a
hans Caribbean Csrtagena Sailed io' seansr. oT
ssi H.n p.i .Fr poro Colombia: West Avsnal iron
ih,iria'neiscol. i,ii'i. New York sonomia from iqulaue1
DOVER March 2s.-passed Steamer oluf uaersk
'Den, IA, y Mew ,n, YORK for Antwerp
Wy, IT, Nkihh March 23.-Arrived Steamer VIM
u, FAI.MouTH; March e5.-Arived: Steamer West
sFLusIiISG March 2l.-ssned Steamer Beos
GENoA., March 2a.-sa,ed: Steamers Sitter
'e,d .S9r HalifaS 18th, Fort Wayne. New York
Djerissa CBr) Hsfax 18Th. waddon OBS iaI,
utal), New York via Norfolk ''"se''" A0Vaine
GLASGOW. March 23.-Ariyed: Steamer Cas-.
sandal OBJ st John. y B.
TuIHENBtR RG. March 10 2-Sailed: Steamer
$, stocShoim lswsd!. New York: Arrived: 10Th
HA'RE. March 23.-Arriyed. Schooner verdun
Fr.), Sayannah s''"'
HuELvA. March l5-sailed Steamers Angel p
rs,es 1snas Spar. Wilmington; 18th. Andalusis
New York ~ ND'''
iouIouE, March o4-Artvcd: Steamers SAINT,
T,uisa, Ealissaa, New York 2lst. II. Pontoppdan Dan
KOBE. March l9-Arrivcd: Steamer yostne
Manila. 49, 'o'
-. La RocHEILr. March 2a.-An,vsd: s,.,m.
LEGnoKN. March 2o-ssilcd; Steamer Inch
moor Br.) New York
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AMERICAN PORTS

>, BALTIMogE. March 27, Arrived: Steamers
N"o H"~''p .sd Ssa sneS
burg Hsyrc; Honduras (Nori 4nta Marta.
sSSS1 Sssps Msn ss ,s Nat
folN; MOHAWK Portland; cumberland Portland .
bourne. Sailed Steamers C.ly of Canton (Brj
% from Calcutta>. New York Lexington. Lam
brown norfolk: Pswnee New York
:, CAPE HENRY. Va. March a7.m1Fasscd In for
lbs Qll, New York Kedri (Dut5. Roticrdan
Passed In oqt out from baltimore: steamers Nevada
'Nor = Port Antonio (ordercd TO Phlladelphiaj.
saa MsF's land sailed ar
'New yorNl; chippewa, Boston; Mohawk. New York
Nederiand Duj S. Nazaire: Mercuts. i St Na- ;scl
4I5s H@GaR%si nRrs st Na1s,e sp MARI, o.
tNor rhiladelphia for Santa Marta: Lewis X.
Philadelphia for Amsterdam Gulfstream. Phade- :
Rns aty. for r9t AgT Gwas rs barge
dsrs) phecda. rhiladelpha La Palice: Arundo
fhsaepnlq fS5 s. Via N"Sai,s s7s,,ad
..SaI GAIyEsToN p};, Maleh ,Sl.msaled: Auxiliary
JACKsoNvII14E. March 27 Arrived: Bark Mar
MARCUS HOOK Penn. March 27-Passed up:
Steamer Bramell Point. Port Arthur for Philadcl-
MOBILE. March 27-sailed Mount Vernon.
NEw ORLEANS March 27.-ceared, Steamers
Boren (sw stockhollu via Norfolk; Copan tiiond
omoa 's ns;,s Ngeala pr Falmouth; Kathlin Head
NORFOLK. March 27.-~Arrised: Steamers Coacbo.
Ncw York (and sailed for Tamplco>: Cosiania
Ial). Gibraltar Cand cleared for Philadelphiu)
Nese. \ew York fand cleared for GIBRALTAR Stav-
sase snse 'N0r New & YORK ,apd csared FOR Craeao
Cleared: Steamers Lake Forest. New York. Lake
PENSACOLA Fls. March a7.-sailed Bark
Versailles lfr.l New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA March 97 Arrived Steamers
Munorway 'Norl Matanzss; Glastonbury Or .
New York Cleared; Steamers Kepublca Argentina
lBeg.), Antwerp Labor (Ital.l Norfolk; Henry
regner lDan). Baltimore: ouar (Nor) Newport
ferdam: Cabegon, Falmouth for ordersl Glouces-
PORT ARTHUR Texas March 27-Arrived
Y1rk; Gulf Msd; Philadelphia. Northwestern
rharleston ,,t. Sailed: Steamer John C. stuart
PORT EADs. La. March 27.-Arr,vea Steam
Norfolk. Luciline CBr). Newport News; A,l,ntsia .
,.lu M1IahzaS: Wy Fug tNorl. Teia. yoro tHond.
ysDS y saied s,teamers Bia sved Stockholm
London: Upton. Boscas del Toro
% pohr TAMPA March 27.--saed. Steamer
PORTLAND. Me. March 27.-Arrived: Steamer
Lake Delaney. Norfolk schooners Annie b Mitchell
New YORK Tor Long Cove. Sailed. Steamers War
LIon , Gibraltar. for orders Ontoinette Accame
=, san San FRANclsco March 27.-Arrived. s,eame.
criumbia River Sydney
c,,'. sAVANNAH Ga. March 27-Arrived Steamer
z3iitr9 iy H a. Atlanta New York Sailed Steamer
81. Jonn. \. b March 27.-Arrived Steamers
h9nera lr lbr Trieste and Gibraltar: War Gazette
,,ppr 'ipa March 26.-Safcd. Steamer Corsican
,,3E., TAMPA, Fla. March 27-Arrived. Schooner
William IL Davenport. caibarien
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Women's Wear and Millinery

AlRAvY-Fsshicn Store: Joe Lipshltz; ready to
vesr. rerley Buyi0s Association, llbl Broadway
N.BANy-steetcl Brcs. c. A. Mann. meas and
ho,,' rloshins fancy goods. shirts and women 5
rssiy 10 wear Commodore.
ALLIANCE. Ohio sprins-lIolwarth Co; J. S.
sprius ready to weAir. SoS Fifth Avenue. st. An
drew
NrrMonE~cc'denserS Bros: Miss A. 1Ande-
man millinery Holland
rOsrON- chandler & Co; Miss l.. Otis. wom-
en'S suits. 80 Fifth AScnue
Observation-Disclosures Co. Mlss F.. Rice women 8
,.,>ie,y and knit wear; ZOO Fifth Avenue.
BOSTON -Hlnporiirr World Millinery Co.: j. r..
,,,,Nn millinery. E.l broadway, room 62S.
rosToN-E Cately \ Co, T. ]. Gsteiy mems
,.a woincn', clothing: Walics
rosroN--jsys Inc; Jay Abrams. women's outer
ss.neli,S -. Regis.
BRIDGEroRr-Mlss T. J. Smith. millinery
f.onsscre.
R1-frALo-sinciair Rooney Co. J. s. Duncan,
Trimmed hats; soi broadway. room e4l
HiCACo-Ainbinder 4 Co; NJ Anbinder. 'on,
~ suits and capes. Lesser & kastndori ll'o
BroadNsy
CLEVELAND ohio-william Taylor Son Co. !;
" Calder. cioaks and suits: 4'o Fourth avenue
prTROIr M!ch--Rurnham. Stoepel 4 Co.; Hr
T''n''' 81 ladies' waists 10 ''''"''
FORT WAYNE. Ind.--Ths Latz Co.: Mr.. Latz
ready to wear: Pennsylvania
HARTFORD Conn.-Sase. Allen 4 Co; Miss & e.
ST. sa'Tss; aeor ''''''' ''D'
u,yrrroN. lenn-P Desroth's Sons: Miss #.
A wear, nar rorsets: jay Co 4o4 Fourth Avenue
uoRNrIr n Y-Rahcock & Davidson: A l.
nsriasnn ready TO wear; 40A Fourth Avenue, 'th
h0ff 0fgforsroN. Tex.-s. p. Dadlnsky. suits and
dr,ssfSo drs,s.sroyqS TsAiP9' y. H-D. o'thea; A d oshea
isiles garments a1i dress goods c9mmodSTe ,.. G.
.s,r,S millinery: 1870 West Thirty-seeoni Street
f0qG Io, IsiSrE IlsvI1r.E--s. Goldsteln vomens wear:
if,liS ifm,liSSpiETowN. Conn. y. Bunce; c. "
tv IN
0MsovTRFAI, Que--Dcpuis Frercs Ltd; L; n
cssnon millinery and muslin underwear; lle West
4%GRVICH Conr'--Reii e Hughes Co., dD
goods, A. Sharp. ready to wear. furs, petticoats !
4Or Tgsisi pshz Bros l. Lipshit
rcsdy 90 wear; Perlcy Buying Association 1lol
'pnRTI.ANp Ore-Rosenherg Suit & Coat Co
,rsmous Grand: Liberty Apparel j. nosenoer9
rfsdv 10 Wear Lessor & kasindorf. 1lIo Broadway
RICHMOND. No-'rhe Cohen Co: j. t. oohen,
wesr: llsO Broadway. sth floor.
EoANokE. Vas. II. Heironmus Co; 7.
y Daniel. dress goods and ready to wear i4l
san FRANCISCO Reich & Leyre; Mr.. Reich
resoy 70 wear. ls7o BreadwSy w.. rooa. co
u u Enrich. clnaks. suits. ch'ldrens, infant s
wear ard bows shirtwaists Lewis. 81 West i"chV-
Alr 81 'IoiIs-Eiy & Walker prv Goods Co ",
II Packard. silk underwear 56 Worth Street. attn
ST rArI-7esdcn, h Rule; g., Mrs rs, E M'rh'''on'
ToIEDO-L. Sheets. women's wear: Holland. -.
WASHINGTON. =. r.ulIo"ard q pSasid. NJ
WICWTN FALLS. Tex.-P +. NJ Co. Mrs, A.
South; ready 70 wgsT pennsylya9ia .os r.
WORCESTER. Mass.A. NJ. liammerstrom CO
A NJ Hammerstron. millinery Herald Square.
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Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy dled yesterday In the
United States District Court follows
EMMA FA1BISY.-A voluntary petition Of
Emma FMbi-y. 2l5 West Eighty eighth street e
threo largest cleditors are: Edward Holbrook sos
Fifth Avenue. s6,244; julius Klugman, rs West St
East Twenty third Street. $3.50 Meyers and
Goldsmith. 100 broadway. arc the attorneys.
OF Samuel J. Whitaker. of Fallsburgh, n. Y. shows
liabilities of s24s+ and no assets assets The shrso
burgh n Y, s4o5; Albert Paris. Mount aindale.
n Y. 1900. and Emanuel d. Often: Woodbridge,
" y. $3.50. Isadore Rothenbers. Woodbridge. \.
Y is tine attorney
ABBY r. BROWN "A voluntary petition q Abby
81 26i and assets Of $500 Margaret CLANCY. of
YonkeTs is the only important creditor. with
81 2i2 due. Clarence Alexander. of' lonkers, Is
the attorney
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formesly Ssth. died a. m., March u, at
residence Ill Clifton Place. Brooklyn. apo
plexy. Funeral from residence. 10 a. IL.
March o. Interment CaIvarg Cemetery.
Appointed Special Patrolmen
John J. Sullivan. Standard Shipbuidin9
Corporation. March 90; Albert 7. Dunkel
and Hugh J. McCauley. National City Com
pany March 26.
designations Special Patrolmen
Hugo Goeben. Woodlawn Cemetery, March
IS: March 20 William Ahlers. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company; Michael J. Davis,
Standard Shipbuilding Corporation; March
"a. Peter Andrews and John w. O'Bricn,
National City Company.
Deaths Of Special Patrolmen
John Moran and Paul ShoIz. with city
magistrates courts March 20.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Commercial Grain Stocks

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Commer-
cial stocks of wheat were three times
as large on March / as a year ago. the
Department of Agriculture estimated
from nearly 10000 elevator, warehouse,
grain mill and wholesale firms. The
total reported amounted to 1877, ,277 900
bushels, which is SOB per cent of the
1918 stocks Wheat held on farms and
by many other commercial dealers is
not included.
Commercial stocks of rye were four
times rs large as year ago, while
more oats and barley also were or
hand. The amount Of corn held by
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
House Furnishings, Furniture
Floor Coverings. Drapery

h"l.'@fy Pennsylvania
bDSToN w " Hatch 4 Co: W NJ Hatch.
usst,>! and dcmfstic rugs. Japanese. Chirese ard
,i,.i n@'sIues. srs Eooss. china. gissawsre
s.'iNciNNATf~-Lsnis & Neblett Co.. china and
.ss,..1S,r G heyer. fre president Pennsylvania.
.,|'' 'splf &. VI. Roein,. carpets and uphol-
ss,.a naHffvf.n -'fise. Smith e. Co.: Joseph Bason.
- ~. AL glassware. 4Ds Fourth Avenue.
M CITY. Ptnn.--G !. ysach % G J.
st,.ssst. e~'rvts rigs. curtains. etc. Hotel Penn
s.rhiiADELpHIAsuaw Il cIothfer; MIR
~; ~. o,.ss furrlshings. 30 Tifth Avenue
r .sySiiFSyLks =. Y.-K. W. Edwards & son
s,a a''el honss furnishing goods. toys. trunks
80, Ip'lF. Ho.---Ysesous h Barr Co: j. Levy.
49, rus and drspsfsss. 81 Wes. twenty s1 II,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Satisfied Mortgages

Tho brst name Is that Of tho debtor tbs ..c,rd
that Of TIE creditor. With dste when Judgment wa
died '~s"''" "e'
In New York County
Ksolin Products Co. ire.--J. y. huxley:
Batn. Franklin ara Jdgsr A. Lews---n
y. workman FEB g. itjD..........,. / 0ss IN
kira X yanen-E. yithans Doe TO-
ls,s ..,.:.. i2s.a
II. ~ islo ,....,.,..,. s2os5
steam Co.; Juns ~ is1s'.,.,......,s.. 5ss os
Msysf, .Io,,is.- -yodksills Motor o.. me '''''
Jan. o.; 1913 ,:,;....-..,.... ...:... 1857
fsb ?s lsio.; ...,,:..;. ;...:........, $50 50
% Ney Is, ,sis;. s;.;...,.,......,.... 7oe 80
- senessiisd, ....,,,.,,.....;... 2ss IS
~. 1917 may. -..,.......,,...I..,.@.. 1is.ot
TsfiSls, fierre-sT Burns; Juns a. 1915. .s47 .GG
tsfn, - a Cro*lfyy Juno ~ teit..-..,.,, ttt. 90
Austin sieholt cp,. Ine.~S. Baron
Juns "a, 1913. u,io4. 81
In Bronx County
Kurlsr. Ysns,s-A Aasch et at Der. g.
-
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Tea

A large amount of orders were re
ceived for tea yesterday. These came
from all parts Of the country and were
for all kinds of tea. 1t was commented
on that a healthy demand exists and it
is expected that the stocks in ware
houses will be reduced. The bulk of
the business yesterday was done in
Japans, Pingsueys and Ceylons.
Quotations in cents a pound for lots
Of so and 100 packages follow. Odd
lots ruled ] cent a pound higher.
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

butterE Receipts were 1Os26 pack
ages: Creamery, higher than extras,
ID % a (D6Oc; extras, 92 score. 5Sl2 "a
o"c: ilrsts, 8S to 81 score, 56 Il Cn5sc: !:
SECONDS, SO to 81 score, 54M56c; lowe r
grades, 81 l(ql53c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 621s a 63c; extras, 81 1aM62c;
hrsts, o9@61c; seconds, 56M58c; state
dalry' TUBS. finest, 57@5Sc; good to
PRIME, 53@ 56c; common to fair, 47G0
52c; renovated, extras, SOC; tirsts, 4oM)
1"12c; lower grades, 45nl4Sc; imitation
creamery, tirsts, 49M Soc ladies', cur
rent make, tirsts. 47m4Sc; seconds,
ioc; lower grades, l2M44c; packing
STOCK, current make, No. /. 44tMl45c:
no. :, 41c; lower grades, 4O@l3c.
Cheese. Receipts were 2.o1l boxes.
state. whole milk. fresh flats, colored
10, 55 a A33 'ac; white, 33 Y a 34c; aver
age run colored. S3c; white, 33@33 Il c;
lower grades 81 Z M32ac flats, held
35@3Sc; twins, held, M371ac; Wis
consln, whole milk, twins, held, 350
SIRE; fresh, 31@S24c; single daisies
held, 35M37 i2c; fresh, 32G33c; double
dalses, held, $50 81 1sc; fresh, 31a4 a
SIRE; Young Americas, held, 376)3Sc
fresh, 35c; state, skins, specials
~ Y q 23c; prime to choice, 2O0 22c
far to good, 15@19c; lower grades
OO1 I3C
Receipts were 3o,554 cases
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen. 44l5c:
storage packed, extra first. 43 u M44c;
firsts, 42M43c; gathered frsts, North
erly sections. 41@42 nc; Southerly sec
tlons, 40M Al NC; seconds, 3Sla d 40c
dirties, No. I, 39M391ac; No. > anc
poorer, 37@3Sc; checks. good tc
choice, dry, 37@3Sc; under grades
3o(a 36c; state Pennsylvania anc
nearby Western. hennery whites, fine
to fancy, 46M47c; ordinary to prime
42945c; gathered whites, ordinary tc
fine, 42@45c; Pacific Coast, whites
extras, 47c; ordinary to fine, 42M45c
Western and Southern, gathered
whites. 42M45c; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery browns, 45c; gath
cred browns and mixed colors, Al y IA
4414c;. Duck eggs. nearby Indian
Runner, fancy, 64@65c; Baltimore
6lc; Western and prime Southern,
5S062c; Southern, common to good
4SM SIC.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
c range of prices follows :

Cottonsced OiI.--Rcports of gov
crnment ALLEGATION of 30.000,0o0 pounds
Of compound for export had strength
cning influence OH the market for com
pound lard in general aud also served
10 give the market for cottonseed oil
- gtcadicr tone
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Leather and Fancy Goods and
Jewelrv

:, ANCA ASrER. Penn. - =. A. Peters. .eweiry
Hr<id Nquafe
=. sAH FHANclSCO-Be J. Hirseh Co b j.
n.'sei. ncfeiiieS. leather goods. jewery. hair or
aasnfht, holiday goods. dolls and cut glass: 80
~S+e. Square. 73.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28


Aubrosie Michael and Maria X. Pris-
Algie DayidLJ HAYNES ............ 170l
glere & Son ' e...',....... 33s 81
cs OF M6rpsonie etc Gnu 1p07 $500 90
Blsndy chsrlesHJ u Woo,en . 4o6 Al
Blune Leo-Waitt Investing Co. Inc. l0456
Buyers Aid 1ne.-caivanotype Engraving ,1.67
Ii l. Sobel '.'''.......,..", el5l
c. 5. cieseand & Co., lnc'-southern ,.o,.
caapSe T iu' Danie 'f'fp"G"' mI W Bel E, al so 90
Calumet Hotel co.-Walter J. Bu1zini. ,oo m
Clarendon ;i, sales 20; lnsmrldel'y and ,,7 .o
coyn ssaay So Of Tew igS Wentworth so Sc
Simon s. simons ct al "''' ~, .','.,' '1 slss7s
Cohen Nathan--s. PriesteI ct al ...... 147.47
bbualsy b bIss1s,s;e aGn H. i Inds,,. k"s sSs e
bsnnen6srs Hrnss Ablshsm "aua's ana Simon
numbsqg1ys II bbqmoeFys 'sssm,hs msnnensers Son Az .,
Davidson. DaTid and Lizzie. NJ Set, o
peVcic VOL Mseko-j. Cohen ct al .... sasss IS
Fink, LOUIS. and G. p. Printing Co ....
People. etc .........-..,......... 900 on
In Gss As1sndsF Is%s. s~ sna y'ls' x 1.ass so'7l
Hide ( Leather sioiss, co-smno,n Den 'o'' " "
Harris. Ross. and Pasqusie Cucco-pso- --'- ~
Baggn. r. Ben Aii-Dreiccr & Co .... 4.55S 6i
Jdrhsoi', marry d-fdelnaTi d Groson,
Inc ...:....,..,,.::.,..: 402 25
Insurance Co. 49,. :........''.'. l.s27l1
II1,nnatmssn I,nannssd SamusiH' n'aglsr 20 20 ~ ~
Leemsn. Mabel and Harry katzPoople
Long: Psrcval c'kleOod Press sss =
Lopez Peter-L. 4. Nadswortn. ....... 260 20
Msndels. Harry and Abraham tMandels
Malasse, TranH~Jsckson Bros. costs . ioe 81
Aiaidsker Jacob. by guardian-Jackson
Now York Ratlssys co-H sad.cca s5os 40
.soe r's-~John WsnanaleI. New York 1853 81
Nsisen. Oscar frhe crb Gsrsge,F
ovnby. James s.. or ownbey--A Kahn 5s7 81
feate'. John D.-Frsnlz Premier Distrbut
Hishmond Lish, and Railroad Col -''' -
Sullivan ..................... 500 %
nueNeri Ellse~P. Brown .............. no 30
ntDs,c.n n.s Hotter Co-~Bsrett Co. ..... 2s0s s3
i'o.hs TT transfer Co.. Inc.-Estats of Chas
ssulEe'nmhn Jacob--T. G. Byrnef ........ a30. 20
schrpheId. VIM J-Y. ". McGovorn. 525 50
9epu, po, Lorraine. and Julius Bromberg-
Smith; yMm. Mm. ,H.-n j. donovan Co o, "'' "
rafd. .Anthony~F valis. costs is5 o.
'I1,ass y,s a., Margaret. and Olaf Johnson
WcK ssmuei-colonIsI Work, ors'',''''' 20 Sgo' ~ ~
y, sng: Iatasi,,H Diamond .......... e7s 81
wentworth. Minnie I.-C n Rertiue 400 an
wood, Mildred. and Herman Cofen~peo.
Vest Farms C9nslrnc,ton CO unkrct 60 go oC o(
In Bronx County
1.g 1Arm,,rorg MIlton Ri Solomon et al 34j3 A.
| Ciiy Of New Yo,k--W r. W.s1.l '''''''' lsy ~ ~ ~
SsnieF Vote. '' ''''''- 90. -, y. y.
Lincoln & Parker Film Co.--r 4. Edison. ''''
o,rn,.v,.,,.. Inc, ,.;...., 81 ass 20
Willcfns. Frederick al Bschmsnn ga o " y,
zimmerman jacob state Industrial Com e. o,
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COmmO ODDITIES

was Sold to go to Galveston a. s145
c. l: f.. and another cargo to Now York
at Sl.35 C. i. f. This latter price was
ABOUT cents under recent offers. and
as the demand here for cash corn was
united, sellers were having some diff
tcuties in disposng of their Arren-
tine product Receipts ct primary
points were somewhat larger, and It
was said that in some sections coun-
try offers were more liberal.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oat. New 1ork: close; close. ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those Uf year ago
Yesterday year ago
Live steers fair to
prime, 100 lb $3.50 @St875 5IJ0O 6DSi425
Dressed beef sides,
IN .....,..... ~ % .2s ~ q .is},
1.yr veais. common
prime. 100 hi400 q 1900 1900 q 2I.00
Dressed vesls. city.
H. ........- ia % 20 26 "a al
Ave .cwcs 100 b- 800 % 1900 1890 % ---
Live lambs fair to
prime. 100 h 1900 ep 1000 1865 a.
Drrascd mutton b 40 @ rs .i8 "a az
Dressed lambs. city.
lloss. 100 III. 1856 q laso is.1, % ls,oo
Dressed haGs. la
con- III ,...+- 2S's@ 20 .25asI 2S,s
Mess beef bbl as 90 o. 30 90 ~ 90 20 % 90
Lard MddIo Wcst
TOO 10 .... 2G5s 20 "a 65 ~ 81 a. 20 60
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Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

fAN FRANCISCO - California Fur Co:
himoufger. fufs: 5o5 Fifth Avenue. room ll0I
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

AKRON ohio--sfiier Merchandise Co. u =
Atis'. rot.ofs. hosiery and gloves; Pennsylvanis
, BIOS IkiAL. Que.--Hodgson. Sumner X Co. W
T. ieosni5pu. notions; Pennsyvsnis
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar.-The market was inactive
yesterday, with no purchases reported
by the sugar board.
Coffee Futures.-Thc market had a
stronger undertonc yesterday on the
better showing of Santos futures,
which advanced rs to 1875 reis. Or the
call prices were A to points above
the previous close Final prices we're
10 to 13 points net higher.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
General Merchandise

1911 2AIi hOEE~Bshimors Bargain House; Sidney
,ssss0t'zh general sadse. sSs Fourth Ayents room
.nlN"INGHAN is.~zr, pizitx Co; j. Kadl,,
''~sf@' fassfhsndke Hotel peunsyi,anis.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

5 us t e II a n c e
Cereals

Whcat.-According to an estimate
by the Department of Agriculture,
stocks of wheat on March 1, were
three times as large as they were a
year ago in elevators for commercial
purposes. The figures amounted to
197,277, 900 bushels and do not include
wheat held on the farms and by other
commercial dealers. Despite this lib
cral showing. high grade wheat for
milling purposes is apparently scarce
and mills arc being forced to pay
stcndily advancing premiums.
Weather conditions in the West con
tinuc favorable for the new crop, and
IT is said that IN the spring wheat belt,
farmers are already getting into
their fields and are preparing to plant
record acreage.
Corn.--Thc market reacted sharply
after showing early frmncss, and final
prices we're ut the lowest point of tho
day, showing net losses Of "a to Z
cents. Shipping conditions Mt Argcn-
tine ports nrc apparently improving
and cargo Of about l45, 900 bushels
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Saturday
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

Schooners Helyetia, New London fox New York
70 j, A. Elliott & Co.. Mary L. Cuff New Haven
for New York
Bound East
Steamer Delaware, New York for Boston
schooner Charles J. String. New York for South
Norvaik
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

IL LIVERPOOL March e5---ssIled: s,esmers SOM
SEsY % 6Er NeTport News .eti ststesnan sBr.l
sn'earaer Manchester Brigade (Brl. St John. y.
.LoNn6N. 49, s5.-sailed: Steamer sarsnae
MALrA NAre1 la-sailea; Steamer rcltord
NAnsiiiIfS. March e4-sailed: Steamer Dues
d'Aosta iltai). New York
c,ali 1' a. '01 ~. a. Ms'eh v. sSsfsd Steamer
PARA. March 2i-Asrived; Steamer Jbcraba
rARrISGroS "'A Narcb Ma b-'saos sssa4rea steamer
ATTY, r, y,,o,.. E ~, r9,' CA Arthur .,s s. w..
lo9qas,ass g, IS! S ra,,r tr,R nsyrs charesion
GIsnilas 'br Nor6i baik Bssiaes've, Sse"S. sSo4
-'li''iSR hio Sc aAxrIRo March sl-Arr.,sd s.e.n..
Ans'iT RpF1EBpAA BI x. MSIss Sas s'-saed' steamer
sALoNIcA: March el.-Arrivsd: Alice NJ Col
SHANGHAI March 2o.-Ariyed: Steamer Mar.
c.s''l sMlsHns z, Mar Msros ss-saned: Steamer pacre
sHMoNosEhI. March le-Arrsved: Steamer
Iaih9 Maru 'Japl. San Francisco via Yosohsma
'rs!q rnfS,,@ ETC. Ss% York ''aH0'in 'Sr'
&. ,so MaTa tJspl. Tacoma and Seattle via Hong
81 sFEzIA. March ls--saued: Steamer Aosrsea
ST. NAzAIRE. March ls.-Arrired: Steamer
hlsneaster La, New YORK Sailed: Steamer orzaba.
SYDNEY. n. s w March 9,.
schooner : n Castle San Francisco, March q.
arIys1, Tm hafk Alonzo tNor.l. Philadelphia
,1okVltAMA Marcn ce.-Arrired. Manila Mar,
''ap'' Tacoma via Seattle and Victoria. 3. c.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at tbs c,s,-., H..
ot!es and Cfy Hall Station, New York as follows
dressed rail for New Zealand w ieSiS.Ig ao
a. 80 D. m. April 2. for dispatch per steamship
fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia. via
"'T1ussr eor si.d Victoria B. G.. at 30 D NJ April
=. ,,,, ,or dispatch per steamship Makura ~
=, Philippine Islands via Vancouver and y,ctor.
ID. u az 80 p m. April ). for dispatch psr
m hawaii and Guam. close at 8 80 D NJ daily
~ tuis inaii Is forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily
'or .nspach to destination by the best Opportunity
gapai torea. China. Slam. Cochin China. Sfraiis
Ses,oienents aud Netherlands. East Indies rloee AZ
o.5V y. III. daily. This mail is forwarded ~ ~
~. acc h+ Toast daily for dispatch to destination BY
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Hay and Straw

Yesterday
(per TOM A year ago.
Timothy No. J.
large bales . $4,000 $500 $4,000 80. .oc
No. clover mxd 29.o0@31.oo 230o@27 .oC
Rye straw. No l. 13.O0G --- 23O0@2s .OC
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

the reporting firms was only 81 per
cent of the amount given in 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were hled yesterday.
March o7. the first name being that OF the
debtor.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Orchard and Field

Yesterday. year ago.
ID. .......... $3.50 1000 $4,000 Is 25
Peas Scotch 1918. 1900 7.75 1900 .25
Potatoes, new, Dbl. 5000 1900 5000 7.75
Apples. Northern
Spy. Dbl ....... 5000 1900 $500 600
Grapefruit. box .. 1850 600 1000 500
Oranges, box ..... 1000 ZOO 3.OOM 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

Oats.-The market closed 9 to pa
cents net lower. Recent buyers were
heavy sellers. A sharp decline in
Winnipeg, whore holders were finding
|. poor outlet for their grain, had a
direct bearing on the domestic mar
kets,, as the demand here also was
small.