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women,s Wear and Millinery

AKRON, ohle-M o,Nsil Co; 1 II e. Caweron s
xsh.rssnm salsmsun' wonenS and childrens coats suits
sos wUnsa ss Isl s Fourth sif'ssSs sSenuo u'' women
Ses SessARfIEsvlLLE, okIamHsrSy s,S rl3 nl3esen; Harry
psssn; psssns;rnNs Ssss Altschuler Mdse Co. A. Altschucr
,.sss snd suits; isf West Twenty ninth Street
laTahssanmpsYEsYoN. s. C--The Fashion: S. Phillips.
ss n wear; Monticello,
'esJH}1 srJH}1c4Go- -Msndsl Bros; Miss = Malecek. y
fssaISI sssaaEISsEf&Sp-r. spssing Co. T. spcrlins.
Htr;s trr;seyyTASDe ys1nfAlsS rssiof. Son CO..
HrnerrRorr-Birneaum & Co.; Mr.. Birnbaum.
xousn's wear Brsshn; ., -.
sss Faas'n Fs avenue eS M5ss sdem sas
''sus sT PAso. Tsx.-R Lugan. women's ready to
Ssaf; saaSaNp Nf5IPfiDs IRNPiDs Mich-Fredrnan Spring Dry
co,Is Co Miss kalterman: womens gowns and
Ss g,,ssss and waists Kirby. Block 6 Fisher: 1850
pfgessecTKas;ov fgesscKsov. Mich-A. Fletcher. womcn's wear
e'si e'siioshiN mIS oGio-Klins Bros G. Kline. wcmen's
sia5;x inay5;xciiBTRG. ciiIRG VA. w. Hakins. women's
fe,ds e,NdysxpHIs IF TennMBry Block Merchandise Co
4, 'Frieihein. JOB waists Kirby. Block & Fisher.
iiss iissrISNSgIaPoLIs- Pearce Co II Pearce, wo-
to sl2 bh ohn AyeSHs Mn,phy hyt cd ooT
Kirey. millinery: II West Thirty-foufth Street.
com iss r., ~
. 'Weinbaurn, ready to wear; 1851 Broadway. 8,h
noppliwrrcKEr' r. r-rynd & Murphy j. II.
nr,sn ccthing coaks. furs. waists. pe,tcoats. mil
i;sssy: $50 Fifth Avenue; York.
'PlTTSBURGH-F. Waddcll. millinery: Curnber-
'iIai,y iIpai,y7ss,l.GH-Kau & Baer Co: Miss c.
r,ci.. misses and clrildrens ready to wear; 4Oi
rsrrth Avenue 18th floor.
fypI yppiTTsBr sBrRGH-pitshirgh Millinery Supply Co ;
r schmalz. millinery; Herald Square
PORTLAND. Ore.-Meier Frank Co: Miss Bail.
coats suits, dresses and waists 2l2 Fifth Avenue.
sAN DIEGO CaI.--Halwasser Inc: i. P.
ii;o Bsosdgay l7th foot go
INTERMEDIARY, n. Wv. Krauss, ready to
v,sr and millinery: Walllck
sPRINGFIELD, Mass - r. Steiger SUITS 4o4
ysurth Avenue. care OF Jay Co.
III. louis Rice stix Dry Goods Co: d. Else
man IT,. cloaks suits. skirts. dresses 377 Broad
N J0sEPH-R Richardson Dry Goods Co. l.. d.
c,shsu, coats; AZ Leonard Street.
TEXARKANA. Ark.-o'Dwyer & Ahern Co. :
Niss n D. Mccoy clcosks. suits and waists. 1850
Broadway; Great Northern.
T0LEDo--v. Shoemaker. millinery goods; Bres-
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FOREIGN PORTS

a, IzANp March & l9pssssa ,o Steamers gose
KiNsALE March Mar ''i s@Passed: II '" Steamer Can
AGH uhsfASa Mnen Sg teFs9S Steamer No.
Fssa rIASF SeNHg Ttn News Steamer p.
" 81 NAzAIRE. March S~Arvei Steamers
BAiaBADOs, March l0.-Arrived; Steamer Aidan
Ho Yok6na Nix I9Fh Ma4cn fSs FE ssea Sal steamer scD
dyI lD4tch) from batavia. etcl. Now York ''''1
zAp eM M'5sn y1k for Mo%r ns hD ra'ac
iioNG KONG. March ARRIVED: Steamer
NsPTlSS smASG l'Hn March, %rrve Steamer rasca
usa sr b; NAzAiRH AT FrapS,seg Ms+s5 Arrv Steamer
Alaskan. New York Sailed: Steamer Westbrook.
HAvRE March l2-Arrivcd: Steamer Largo Law
LvERPooI.. March ls-Arrived: Steamer Can
MAXcHEsrER.. March ls.-salled. Steamer Ka-
una Ia 'fG3 hoth HfT YORK March 1-Arrlvsa Steamer
GiBRALrAR. March e.-sailedi Steamer Russia
REYKJAvlK. March lo.-saiied: Steamer
FredsTsia dgtn sod, .pnni; New Yors ,ux, s.. ~
ian tBr.), New Orleans; Nevisan Br.). New
GLASGOW, Merch la.--sallcd. Steamer runisian
LoNpoN: March ls.salled: Steamer Machards
tBrj, Portland Me.
s1ocKnoLM. March ,l.-Arrvcd Steamer Lisa
GornENntRG March S.-Arrived: Steamer
Hoilanda (Swed J. New York
FLUSHING. March S.-Anived: Steamer Strnda
fNor New York for Rotterdam.
BARBADOS. March l0.Arriyed. Steamer Cray
croft, New York via Norfos. Sailed. Steamers
Ameland (from saii'os) New Orleans Edward
Pierce from sautosl. New Orleans. Matanzas
tron New York;. Santos.
Wellington. \ n. March 1l-,Arrive,i
Sydney. n 8 "
ouEENsTowN March ll.--Arived. Steamer
Maylands ilrj. Norfolk
COPENHAGEN. March lf.-Arrved Steamer
Tllsriidnr. Philadelphia
THAMFsl1AVEN, March 1a.~-Arrved Steamer
British Princess tBrl, New Orleans
LIVERPOOL. March 1a,-Arrivrd, steamerg
Eustacc lBrl, iacksonvilIe: IL, Aquitania tI,r.)
Ney York Sailed; 18th. Steamers Baltic Or ,
New YORK; Cutibert tBr.). Hampton Roads; Zirkel.
Fhlladelpa.
GENOA March 4.--sailcd; Steamer Marts
utall. Hampton Roads
ANTWERP, March o--sailed: Steamer Mag
dala (nrl. sandy Hook
GInRAITAH March s-tsaied: Steamers vii,
ton m ,nf ! HsIifas; 1'rehewhs lnr.l Newport News
from London, March ~ schooner Priscilla l. Ray
from New SorhD, sNlonca
BDkpEAI'y, NiHfll e-siailc1 stoaner rieai-
tenant do Mlaaiessy tFr) Ealtimore
OkAN. March io.sail,d. Steamers Affair
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decorations were all forgerics and
whether there was any truth in his
story OF destroying an extraordinary
number Of enemy machines.
Captain Chamberlain, then lieu
tenant, was recommended for the Vic
toria Cross and the Congressional
Medal of Honor on August 81, 1918.
for an exploit on July 20, 1918, over
the British front in a battle with
twelve German machines. Chamber
lain, it was reported, destroyed five
enemy planes and damaged two others.
His plane was damaged, but he landed
successfully. whereupon he captured
German prisoner. Then, keeping his
captive, Chamberlain was reported to
have found wounded French officer
and to have carried him back to safety.
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Piece Goods

RosTON--A. Schwartz. piece goods York.
Decentralization & Co.. A. Wikstrom. mfrs.
mems suits and oyercoats Broztell.
BIFFALO-J Edwards. dryeoods Holland House.
CHARLESTON. s. C.--F w Groses Co.. f. w.
Groves tailors Commodore.
CHARLEs'rON. s. C.--Mullcn e. CO.. n. NJ.
Fitzgerald wcolcns; Cumberland.
CHICAGO b. Kogen I. Il. Kogen. trimmings.
dress goods linens. silks. etc; Broadway Central
CHICAGO-Stern. Mayer Co. Morris Mayer.
rcolens rocono Building 225 Fourth Avenue.
Room 1909.
CHrCAGo-s wohi. piece goods: Commodore
HARTFORD Conn.-G. Fox & Co.. NJ. A. Stern.
domestics; l4l Madison Avenue.
Los ANGELES Cal.-W. q. Hancock. drygoods.
etc: Woodward
PHILADELpHIA-T wais, Co; II. Kessler.
mfrs waists 80 West Thirty second Street.
B0CHESTER--I. Holt. piece goods Commodore.
SAN DIEGO-liozwasser, Inc; Mr.. Gaogly.
silks. piecegoods. wash goods linens. etc. Kirby.
Block & Fisher. 1l5O broadway
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Supreme Court to Pass
On Stock Dividend Tax

WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Su-
preme Court is to determine whether
stock dividends are subject to Federal
income tax under the 1916 income tax
act. Appeals from Federal court de-
crees in New York, which hold that
such dividends we're not taxable, we're
filed to-day by the government. Owing
to the Importance of the case, the At
torney General will ask the court to
expedite it's consideration. The suit
is friendly proceeding instituted by
Mrs. Myrtle II. Macomber, a stock
holder in the Standard Oil Company of
California, to recover tax paid on a
stock dividend of 100 shares.
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Gulf Oil Shows Enormous
Earnings of $85,0O4.3O6

The Gulf Oil Corporation reports for
1918 the record earnings of SS5, ,904,3O6
This compares with $40, ,403 for the
preceding year. Out Of the earnings
profits of $36,124,992 we're realized De-
probation reserve amounted to $751;
GIT ,064, against S11 1923 ,450 for the year
before. Net was S12,582, $3.50, after in
terest, etc, of $6,865,331 had been de-
Quoted.
During the year dividends aggre-
eating $2,0S2,103 were distributed,
which compared with $2,074 1920 for the
previous year. Surplus after all de-
ductions and taxes was $4,000. .493.
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Tea

While there is slight increase in
the amount of business which is being
done in tea, there has been no notice
able change in prices for the last few
days. The prices of Java teas are de-
cidedly higher than two or three
weeks ago and the same is the case
with Ceyion teas. There is no large
business being done, and when the de-
mand, which has always appeared in
March or April, does come the trade
looks for advancing prices.
Quotations, in cents per pound for
lots of 80 and 100 packages follow:
Odd lots ruled / cent pound higher.
ruled l cent a pound higher.
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Standard Oil Advances
Kerosene | Cent a Gallon

The Standard OH Company of New
York yesterday advanced the price Of
kerosene cent gallon. This estab-
lished $50 test oil at 1sH cents n gal.
lon in barrels and 12M cents in tank
wagons. This was the first change in
the kerosene market since January 10,
when a aimilar increase WAS announced,
Oil men explained the fresh advance
an being due TO the heavy demand for
countries, which are suffering from a
severe shortage of Illuminating oil
owing To the restriction OF imports dur
ing the war period. Supplies in tha
Far East are also said to be greatly
depleted.
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Mems Wear

At.BANY-E Deiches. clothing: wallick.
BGFFALO--w Hengerer Co: J. J. Connolly
nrn's furnishing goods; West Thirty seventh
cHrcAGo-A Weiss Co A. Weiss. clothing and
'e'iHIiCAGoEThe Fair; ". r. Anderson. hats
caps furs. cigars. tgbaccc: 225 Fourth Avenue.
NEW LONDON. Conn. Hisop &, Co; r.
Ganaon mems furnishing goods and lsces: Navarro
PAWTUCKET. II. 1.-Lynd Murphy; j. III.
purgn clothing cloaks. furs. waists. petticoats
millinery: go Fifth Avenue: YORK
PlTTSBURGH-J. IL. Aiken, mems furnishing
rootls, Holland
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u. S. Officer To Be Tried
As Result of Aero Probe

LONDON, March 14.-Investigation
by Captain Edmund q. Chamberlain,
of San Antonio, Tex, of the United
States Marine Corps, has developed to
such an extent that the American ma
val authorities consider a court mar
tial necessary.
The court, it is announced, will in
vestigate chiefly whether Captain
Chamberlains recommendations for
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TRANSPAClFIC MAILS

The connecting mails csose at the General Post
oflce and City Hall station. New York as follows
Phihppine Islands, via San Francisco. at g 80
cloIs.
tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mail for Australia via San
t,r, trat cisco close at $50 m. March Il. for
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia. via
Vancouver and Victoria. X G.. a. $50 p. M. April
:, Tor dispatch per steamship Mskura
Hawaii and Guam close at $40 D. M daly.
l1s mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast da y
for dispatch TO destination by tho best Opportunity
Japan, Corea, China. Siam, Cochin China Straits
SETTLEMENTS ara Neiher lands East indies. close at
Pacific Coast daily for dispatch to destination by
the best opportunity.
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W Gather Report

WASHINGTON. March 1t.-Hish pressure per
siss generally east CT tho Mississippi River. with
the ma Slmum pressure 50 30 inches over Northern
Now England. The Western disturbance has nd
vanced To day its centre was over South Da
Kota, whsfe The pressure 80 80 inches The
SKY over much OF the country is covered with
clouds. During the last twenyfou hours there
were Light rains and SHOWS In the middle Atlantic
states, genesll rains over the great central valleys
tho Pacific states and Southern Florida and
SHOWS over, the Rocky Mountain and west plateau
Te%pGsa'urss have fallen & n the middle Allan
tho plains states aud along the northern border
from sa1y tho Gea III fks % se1Tad t. ~os NGrh
porting sos inches. There were thunderstorms
over the middle plains states
wee ther seflerally east Of tho Mississippi River
durng ,,, omorrow and Sunday with rains in the
states. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and rain
and snow in the region Of the Great Lakes and the
Considerably warmer weather Is probable to
Nor snd suday in M the % middle Atlantic and
region of The Great Lakes.
"eSa ioaS Ss"ed by ran or snow
and N to- ng, Using tsmpersure Nu
Cloudy with rain or snow TO day, and rain to-
probably rain TO morrow;
New Jersey Threatening rain to-day and proba-
bly, to morrow:
Western New York-C Cloudy followed by rain to-
day and to-morroH;
Local Offcla Recordrhe following official fec-
ord from the weather bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty -four hours in comparison
with tho corresponding date OF last year.
1919 1918 1919 1918
a. m.....~ g 81 9 ;. m:....... ....... q 6!
y q. nl........ ~ ~ r. m........ 80 "a
II m. .,...... u 36ill y. m...... IS
IIighest temperature 80 (st 7:l5 o. M lowest
26 tat p. M: average 80; average date
last year. 81
Humidity
a. 80 p. m....67 s p. M. 62
Barometer Readings
a. m, so 90 p m. 30 II p. m. 30 II
Local Oflcal Forecast--s'loudy. With rain or
snow Saturday suuday rain ana warmer. strong
east winds
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- Jan. II. leis. .;............ 1875.
:, March !. 1919 :.......''........,..~ es ~ 1913
:, Feb 3; 1919, .........-.. LOO.
:. 1918 (revcrscdl ..-...........,...... 1.ooa
Neubergcr. lso R.M. Brainson: April 8.
...l9l5 ................. 40.
1918 ............ 1881.
Sger. Arthur H.. Jr -Cilmbel Bros. New
York. Dec. II. 1913. .....,.............. 1O5.
Hygradc Products Trading Co. Inc
Cornwall Paper Mfg Co.. Inc: Feb.
,.i2. 1919 .............,.. 1.leo.
Wedgcfrth, Louis G.--E Berkowitz Feb.
Is. 1912 (vacatcd) ................. 5la
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Business Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcv

:. sshsdues In bsnsruptcy filed yesterday In tho
tnIkd States District Court were
MROUSE POTTER. INC.--A schedule oi
sirgusc Potter. Inc. shows liabilities of $3.50
ard assets Of s6.o0i The three largest creditors
are A, Wimpftemcr & Bro Inc, d55 Fourth Ave-
rue 81 .223 Jerome X waller. % Water Street.
s.. soeo. and the Universal Discoun, Company. 100
fnth Avenue 800. or the assets. 81 500 are In
ne stock In trade and the machinery Greenbaum,
Nsf & Ernst. Rector street. the attorneys
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Com odities
Continued from page fourteen
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables Spot cotton, mod
crate demand; middling, points lower
at 15.36d; good midding, 2s points
higher at 19.28d. Sales, 1000; Ameri-
can, 5000. Imports, 1000; American,
1000. Futures opened steady, gen
orally unchanged to 3 points lower.
Closed steady, l to 6 points higher.
March, 1888; April, 1859; May, 14.29;
September, 1871. Manchester: Yarns
pressed for sale; cloths a fair business
doing.
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| tNorl. j.. Hampton Roads; llth. City OF Canton
OBJ from Calcutta). Boston and New York
BREST March 12-Sailed: Steamer West Ar
SYDNEY. y. S. W. March s-Arrived: Ship
Cate (Nor). New York; Schooner Minnie A. Cain
s.Ni MELBOURNE. Match. lo.-Arrived: Bark
OP0RTO. March li.-Arryed Schooner Florence
HoHard SaTannah ~ NN
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MAIL CLOSES VESSEL. SAILS
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

Steamers Lake Bclnona. Porto Rico via Boston
ffor New York, TO the Now York and Porto Rico
for New. York to the Eastern SIS. Corp. with
merchandse: schoorcrs James Slater tBr.). Liver
pool N s., for New York. with wood pulp. to
The Tldewacr Paper Mills Co. 'eesse to Scamrnell
l3ros) Wllbert s. Bartlett. jacksonville via Fall
River for New York
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Orchard and Field
Sugar and Coffee

Coffee Futures:--The market was
quiet and irregular with disposition
on the part of longs to take profits.
On the call prices were unchanged from
the previous close. Prices closed
points net lower to a points net higher.
The range of prices follows:
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Curb Market

No'e'-Ihe Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
o''''y Tor the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prjces
yesterday were as follows:
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Receivers In Bankruptcy

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yesterday In
The United States District Court We're:
TREE & Co.. INC.-Judec g. Knox appointed
Hesber, A. Wolff receiver SIS, 600 bond. for Tree &
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House Furnishings, Furniture,
Floor Coverings, Drapery

CHARLESTON. s. C.--Twelfth Street Store; D.
Cohen carpets and rugs 1888 Broadway
PHILADELPHIA--Horn. c.. & Co. G. f. Horn
furniture: Woodward
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Financial News
Continued from page fifteen

OATS.-This market was moderately
active and net price changes ranged
from q to 1sc net lower Traders
were inclined to be cautious on the
selling side, owing to the continued
ilght receipts and reports of a mode
rate improvement in the Western cash
demand.
Yesterdays Previous Year
n New York: close. close. ago
oals' No. white. .71Ia I'VE si.oe
Chicago:
Mar March ............ .soNs .s4sa
July .............. .61 GIL,
Rye..Market firm.
New York: close close seo
Cash. No. West. $3.50 s1.5s
Flour and MeaI.-Quotation we're:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Flour, Mimi. sp.pat $11.2o s11.2o st10o
Sornmeal, vel. .s.5o@3.s5 3.25@3.55 4e7Ha
Rye flour, choce.s. 5@e.5o 815@8.5o 1910
Bran. l0o-lb sacks. $3.50 44.oo
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Buyers Arrive ID
this telephoning Bkman 8243
'e-S m nd D.. m

Leather and Fancy Goods,
Jewelry
bETRorT-E Kern Co; Miss G. Ludwig.
laccs. ribbons and tewelry McAlp!n.
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Assignment

SAMUEL KASOYSK KY-Dealer In groceries, but
~ end eggs. At 700 East I6lst The Bronx yes
n1ay ,g1ay assigned for the benefit Of creditors t.
CHARLES Goodman
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Cereals

Corn.~-Final prices were unchanged
to INC net lower Reports from Chi
cargo at the close stated that packers
were anxious to have fixed maximum
price of not over iS cents placed on
hogs, caused feeling of nervousness
Receipts at interior points were
again moderate and udvices from the
country said that the roads we're hub
deep with mud and the outlook was un-
favorable for any material increase in
the movement.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. clone. ngo
,orn, No. 2 yeliow.$t. $3.50
Ckicago
March .......... 1.4A t.44 Sf28M
Mny ,...,...,... 1.3g,M 1.3eM 1.23sh
July ............ t.2sts 1.atM
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Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following arc Yesterdays prices. compared with
those Of year ago;
Yesterday. year ago
Live steers fair to
prime. 100 lb StA.25 "a 1900 $ll75 GlI3.40
Dressed beef. sides
ib, .....,...,. 20 dp .2sNs rs 90 .is
Live vcnls common
to prime. 100 H. 1900 @22oo 1850 @isoo
Dressed vcals city.
I,s swes. 100 10. 800 GSia.oo $50 %ia.so
Lyc lambs. fair to
prime. 100 ib 1900 W20.00 1850 9ts.25
Dressed mutton lib. 10 % az ~ % al
Dressed lambs,
city. ID. ,... 30 % .35 az % 20
Hogs. 100 III. 1925 Gpt9.50 1878 dDia.90
Dressed hogs, ba-
con. b ...... .7AaAD .25N .7SM@ 25ys
Mess pork. bbi., $3.50 % ---- 90 Qn5s.s0
Mess beef bbl. $500 q $500 3i.00 H3g.0J
Lard. MIddle West
I'D. .ss't.s..... II.Iu eUZ/.Iu Z6Zu @xd.J0
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Cottonseed Oil:-The market was
dull and unchanged.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

DuttcT.- -NccelplS were J,fbb pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
lb, 62MG2kc; extras. 90 score, Size;
firsts, IS to 81 score. 5s& M6tc; sec
onds, 83 to 81 score, 54M571ac; lower
grades, b00053c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 66GD67c; extras, Sd Il m65 Y I; ;
firsts, 6lM64c; seconds, 57M60c; state
dairy tubs, finest, 59M6Oc; good to
prime, 54M58c; common to fair, 430u
53c; renovated extras, d7MMd8c;
tirsts, d5M46c; lower grades, 40M44c
imitation creamery, frsts, 45Qt46c
ladies', current make, frsts, a z 0D43c 4;
seconds, 40c; lower grades, 38M39c;
packing stock, current mako, No. j,
4oc; No 2, SOC; lower grades, 3401
3sc.
Cheese.--Reccipts were 3,425 boxes
State, whole milk. fresh flats, specials
colored h., 1924 (H33c; white, 80 a a!
3212c; average run, colorcd, 320D32 " {
white, 31% 032c; lower grades, 30d
81 nc; twins, specials, 32H M32Rc;
average run, 32M32Hc; lower grades
30M31 Ac fats, held, 35M37; twins
held, 35M37c Wisconsin, whole milk
held, 35M3sc; fresh, 32M321ac; single
daisies, held, 35M38c; fresh, 32N)
32hc; double daisies, held, 35M37c;
fresh, 32M321ac; Young Americas
held, 37@38 nc; fresh, 33% 0l34c
state, skins, specials, 19M22c; prime
to choice, 15M1Sc; fair to good, 100
lac; lower grades, 4G19.
ggs.-Rcceipts were 24,2O1 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 4300
4312c; extra firsts, 42M421ac; firsts,
400401ac; seconds, 390D4Oc; dirties,
No o.
checks, good to choice, dry, 37c; under
grades, 35M36c; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby western hennery whites,
fine to fancy, 46M47c; ordinary to
prime, 42045c; gathered whites, ordi-
nary to fine, 42M45c; Pacific Coast,
whj tes, extras, 47c; ordinary to fine,
42M46c; western and southern gath
cred whites, 42M45c; state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby, hennery browns, 44M
45c; gathered brown and mixed colors,
Al 1a M431s &c; duck eggs, Baltimore, 6Oc;
western and prime southern, 55M5Sc; !;
southern, common to good, 45052c.
Hay and Straw
GoeTF%ay iper ton,. A year ago.
'aDe"S' IaTse bales. ae sa5. .oo@- ss2.oo@s4 90
No. ] clover mxd 2s.oo@2soo 27.oo@2s 90
Rye straw, No. L 74.OO@-- 26.OO@28 90
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. A year ago.
Beans mar 100
lb. SIC. .25@- $15.25@15.5 so
Peas, Scotch 1918 1900 7.75 12oo9 225
Potatoes new, Dbl 6.o0@ 1000 500 7.75
Apples, Northern
Grapefruit Ora box 29S@ 0os9 600 2eS@ soa9 5oo %
"Baldwin Dbl
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HFf n
offerings to Buyers

Gss.s s,fes s1 oolors III s 80 It ss
.a 'eappsny. ;If1 Erosd1sy "s" f"'s n''s
~ 4. svfT4 Fio5fss osa a s.s.sa1~ 80.
49, xasss.s a. TsffaAia. as Wsst nd "a
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Judgments

g.. Ins following judgments filed yesterday the
A's' name being that Of the debtor
I'm New York County
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Satisfied Judgments
In New York Count

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fssf: ''s sfsaisos, and date sissa )idgnerlt wss
g. In New York County
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tjlsptf nexify ssc T. ~ leis. -..,l:ts.. $4,000
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Sw" RISES 6:1o San sets. .............
Moon r1ses 5:24 Moon m SIR
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Hay and Straw
Yesterday
(per TOM year ago.
large large bales. .sa5. .oo@-- $4,000 81. 90
No clover mxd 2S.oO@2e.00 27oo@28. 90
Rye straw No. l 14.Oo@-- 26.oo@28. 90
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Bonds

sUnlisted. fsell cents share.
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Humidity
Baromet etcr Readings

Local 0flclal Foreoast-s'loudy. with rain or
snow Saturday: Sunday rain ana warmer strong
east winds.
The border vidette., 1919-02-01
c. OF G. DIRECTORS MEET.

Yesterday Thursday evening
the Board of Directors of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce
held d meeting as per announce
ment. There was a large at
tendance of the directors. Pre-
sidens Bracey Curtis was in the
chair. Secretary Bristol was at
the desk.
The greater part of the even
ing was devoted TO a discussion
Of the budget submitted by a
committee having in hand the
matter Chairman +. Barry
presented the committees re
port, which was classification
of the various lines Of business
in the town, and tentatively the
sums set forth that each line of
business ought to pay toward
support Of the work of the
Cha mber.
The classes ran from A to 6.
The first was set forth as those
houses which should contribute
$40 per month. The last was a
list of individuals who can stand
tax OF one dollar per month.
The other schedules were the
letters between A and @, and
the sums for each were graded
between the two sums allotted
to A to G..
The committee on the propos,
ed excursion down the West
Coast-of Mexico reported they
are awaiting reply from the
Pullman Company with regard
to equipment requested.
It was decided to memorialize
Governor Campbell to appoint
Mr. Bracey Curtis a members of
the~State Road Commission. 81
A committee of three was ap
pointed to provide for entertain
ment of the Arizona Bankers
Association, which will be in
session here March z and g.
The committee are A. M. Giles
pie, W. G. Vinegar, Theron
Richardson.
A committee of three. was ap
pointment to consider appoint
ment Of a secretary, to take
office April 1st, at which date
Mr.. Bristol desires to quit. -
Mr.. George A. Fielder, the
representative of the Chamber
at the Good Roads Convention
at Phoenix, made a verbal re-
port upon what was done at the
convention. .t...
Application of Chas.V. Fowler
to be secretary was received and
filed.-OasiS.