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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11

on Tuesday, the 5th day Of Aug
ust.
The first Of these acts, and the
one under which this election has
been called, will, if a majority
Of the voters vote in favor Of the
bond issue at the special election
authorize the issuance Of $500, 900
worth Of bonds, the proceeds from
the sale Of which will be used to
improve our roads and bridges.
The bonds will bear such interest
rate as they can be best sold at,
not exceeding six per cent, and
will mature over a period Of thir-
ty years. They may be issued in
such amounts and at such times
as the discretion Of the highway
commission may provide. The
highway commission will be au-
thorized to sell the $5OO,OOO worth
Of bonds, but if they so desire,
they can sell ST 100000 or $40, ,000.-
90 worth, or $500, 100000 worth, or
any amount they think best. If
the voters vote in favor Of the
bonds, then each year the County
Commissioners shall levy an ad
valorem tax applying equally on
all the taxable property in every
township of the county alike suf-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11
lTA' I NORMAL
AFT DISORDERS

RO}f.. July 11.-Precaution-
ary nrs- ary measures still con-
tinue in force in this city, but or
der has been virtually establish
ed everywhere.
Many shops are still closed but
the people are resuming work af-
ter the recent disorders.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11

81 HOUR KNOTS

LONDON July 1.-THE Brit
ish dirigible R-34, which left Min
cola, Long Island during the ear
ly hours Of yesterday morning,
was in direct touch by wireless
with Clifton station at 4 O'Clock
this morning, Greenwich time.
The officers gave it's position as
forty three degrees and four min
utes latitude and forty six de-
grees west longitude, the speed
of the craft at that time being
forty five knots per hour.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11
SLATE HARDEN
FOR AMBASSADOR

COPENHAGEN, July 11.-Max
lmillian Harden, editor Of Die Zu
kunft Of Berlin, will probably be
appointed German ambassador TO
Washington as soon as disploma-
tic relations are restored, says
the Frembelblatt Of Hamburg.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11
ITALIAN HEADS
in CONFERENCE

ROME, July 11.-Premier Nitti
and Foreign Minister Tittoni
held most important meeting at
the foreign office with leaders of
various political parties today.
The attitude Of the foreign
minister at the peace conference
relative to Italian aspirations
was a matter under discussion.
The feeling here is that Tittoni
will need the support of all par
ties to master the situation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11

Great crowds were seen going
in the direction Of the ball ground
as we went to press and it is said
that the game will be very close
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11
AWAITS COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN RELATIONS
WILSON STUDIES AGRICULTURAL RIDER ON DAYLIGHT
SAVING LAW BUT CANNOT DECIDE UPON THE
COURSE
OPEN TRADE At ONCE WITH GERMANY

WASHINGTON, July lit
was understood at the White
Honsp that President Wilson was
devoting considerable attention 70
III erider on the agricultural ap-
propriation bill repeating the
DAYLIGHT saving law.
He has before him several pc
titions, some urging he sign the
bill and others that h. veto It.
So far as could be asc,rtaincd the
presidents s mind was still open.
The president is holding him
self in readiness to meet the SEN
ate foreign relations committee
informally or in formal session
and also confer with senator's who
might desire to discuss the peace
treaty.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11

WASHINGTON, July II. -
Trade between the United Stat
es and Germany will be resumed
Immediately, acting Secretary
Polk announced today.
Polk said a blanket license
would be issued but that dies, po-
tash and chemicals would be ex-
cepted from control Of our trade
and these commodities will be
exercised by a reparation COM
mittee under the terms Of the
peace treaty.
Formal announcement regard
ing the resumption Of trade rela-
tions Of trade relations are prom
lsed within forty eight hours.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11
COTTON MARKET

Robersonville died from accident
and other causes.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-11

The game OF Halifax and Scot
land is billed for this afternoon.
The sun., 1919-06-07
TRADING ON CURB IS
MODERATELY BRISK
Some Profit Taking Leads to
Losses, but Prices Gain
Toward Close.

Trading in Curb securities yesterday
was on a moderately active scale. Fol-
lowing early irregularity TIE market
turned flrmer. Some issues which en-
3oyed substantial advances on Thurs
day were subjected to profit taking In
the early afternoon and losses of a frac-
ton to two and more points were re-
corded, but offerings were we'll absorbed
and further advances were made toward
The close.
National Ice and Coal moved to a
new high record early. reacted about
two points and rallied before the close.
Farrell Coal was steady and strength
was seen in the tobaccos. Tobacco
Products Export was introduced to trad
ing and changed hands on a when Is
sued basis. Tobacco Products rights
also were traded in for the first time.
The motors we're Arm early but later de-
veloped irregularity. Peerless sold to a
new high for the present movement at
the opening.
Oil stocks we're firm in the last hour.
Commonwealth Petroleum. however. re-
acted from the early high figure on re-
elizing. Tex-Ken OIL sold to a new
high. Midwest Refining was quiet and
steady. Sholan Oil lost an early gain
Of two points. Standard Oil shares were
dull and generally lower. Illinois Pipe
Line was an exception TO that rule.
Mining stocks we're active. National
Tin was steady because of favorable re-
ports regarding development work. and
there was a fair demand for Alaska
Total sales and range of prices follow
INDIreTPJATs
The sun., 1919-06-07
Wholesale Dry Goods Market.

CHICAGO. June 6.--The attention of
tire dry goods field is now centred upon
the semi-annual pre-inventory clearance
which takes place Monday and Tues
day. June and 10. the John V. Farwell
Company reports The present activity
In retail fields. shortage in many lines,
upward movement of the market sea-
sonable weather and the buying tenden-
cy OF the past month all indicate that
next week a much larger number of
buyers will visit this market than In
past seasons
The most serious situation at present
Is with lines in big demand on which
the mills are sold and lines withdrawn
from sale. The best possible delivery
dates promised now by silk mills are
from October to January. The demand
tendency is toward higher grade goods
In many lines, including handkerchiefs,
ribbons. jewelry and furniture
Sales for May were the largest in the
history OF the company. 1t is said. ex-
ceedins even the phenomenal business
OF May, 1918.
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Says Holland Needs Goods.

If American manufacturers desire to
gain control of the trade enjoyed by
Germany prior to the war they must
extend to the merchants and manu-
facturers in the countries In which they
expect to do business the same liberal
credit terms the German exporters
granted, according to A. Grollenberg, of
Amsterdam, Holland, who Is in New
York after a tour of various manu-
featuring centres in this country.
He declared yesterday that every
dealer in Holland Is merchandise hungry
and by extending generous terms Amer
lean merchants will be able to secure the
good will of the Holland merchants.
Owing to the better quality of Amer
lean goods the trade thus gained will
be held against German competition.
Many Holla nders are coming to this
country to buy goods and for this rea-
son, he said, there is no necessity for
the American manufacturers and deal
ers to go over there for orders.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Business Troubles.


CONSOLIDATED DOLL COMPANY. INC.
Involuntary petition against Consoli-
dated Doll Company, Inc, manufa cturer
OF dolls, 1872 East Twenty-seyenth street ;
liatilItits, $4,000: assets. $4,000 Prin-
clpal claims: Prince Lauten Company,
36il; Harry l.. Greenbaum, Sl74; Mas
sachusetts Thread Mil, Inc ss4 Green
baum, Wolf & Ernst, Rector street,
MENDEL W. GREENBERG-volun
petition by Mendsi w. Gresnberr, in.
surance business 2li West Hath street
liabilities. 1000; no assets. Principal
claims: Adolph Hirsch, 5000: Mary
Hitchcock, $4,000: estate OF cleaners
L. l. Csnsi. $4,000. Charles NJ setiow,
Park Row. is the attorney.
JOHN G. PEARSE-Voluntary petition by
John u. Psarse, merchandise broker, i0l
Academy street, Poushkeepsie, n. Y;
liabilities. Nt.oSl; assets, s25?S. Prln-
cipal claims; Bank OF Rockville Centre.
$1,000; George Tics. $3.50: J, f, An
drews $500, Roy l. CSuthman. llS
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
CHARLES B. GLCCK Schedules of
Charles B. Chuck. dealer in shoes. 81
Avenue c; liabilities, Sls,32I; assets un-
known. Principal claimsi Patker
Holmes. $1,000; DR.. Posner, $500. Colo
fein 4 weltnsch, $50 Broadway. are the
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments we're flsd yes
The sun., 1919-06-07

40; California. French. box, s192
BEANs-virginia, bsk,. Slq22o; Virginia,
italian. bsk,. &2.5OG3; North Carolina,
bsk. soc. q So; far Southern, hsk., 23g
LIMA BEANs-Bsk, S2a4 BETS
Nearby, 100 bchs, SAGE; crate. $2.5O9 8;
bbl. s1.50I225; old. long, Dbl, 75c. q
81 25. CARROTS-Nearby 100 bchs,, 81
IA: South Carolina, drum, S293: Vir-
e oid 40 Vp H. 0 bag ;2Ss old. 100 h. bag.
s293SO; old: bsk.. 81 q @ rs. CoRN-Flor-
ida, box t294: Louisiana, Dbl. Ha5.
NSorsh Carolina ,O be 90 :i1Ogs a1 South
25c. dS1: dollhouse. No. ], doz.. S1al.2S;
No. 2. doz.. 50dT5c CABBAGEs-Vlr-
Einia. crate. sl60a3; Virginia. bbL. q 20
$50: Louisiana. crate. 50 50n3 3: Balti-
more, crate. s?a2.I1; Eastern Shore, crate,
s2d2T5 CAULIFLOWERS Virginia,
10. q $3.50 EGGPLANTs-sonthern. tox,
RADIsH. 100 lbs. 81 50T6: nearby. bsk..
sln1.50 KALE--Bhl.. SOC n 81 KOHL
RART-Nearhy. doz. bchs. 3On SOC. LET
TUCE-Nesrby, Dbl. $lq4; nearby, bsk..
zoe. SO; nearby, crate, Id2; Southern,
hsk,. CSC. n sl.:5: California. crate, T5c a
$3.50 MUSHRooMs-3 H. bsk.. ,IGS.
ONIONS = Bermuda. crate. ,2,759325;
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RECORD PRICE PAID
FOR FOREIGN WOOL
Australian Parcels of Super
Quality Go Fast at Boston
Auction.
Special Despatch 10 TIE suN.

Boston, June e.-The Government
auction Of raw wool here to-day was
marked by the record breaking prices
paid for certain PARCELS of Australian
merinos OF super quality. These woods
were among those which arrived here In
accordance with the much discussed con-
tract between the United States and
Great Britain. Prices ranged from s2.20
to s2.25 per pound. G. G. c. Kreg-
linger and winslow & Co. we're among
the principal purchasers
The keen demand for Australian
woods involved not only these choice lots
but practically all offerings In the
group, with the result that e5 per cent.
Of the stock was sold at nrices well
above the Government minimum levels.
the advances In some instances being aa
high as so cents per secured pound.
The call for the other kinds Of wool
offered was less active, only 81 per
cent OF the total being disposed of.
Offerings for tomorrow include
100000 pounds of greasy Australian
fleece and 1000 bales Of secured Aus
tralian wool.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Waist Men Divided on Exports.

There appears to be some diversity
OF opinion among manufacturers OF
waists as to the practicability of send
ing merchandise of that class to South
America.
Those in favor of a concerted effort
TO establish trade in those countries look
upon the field as virgin one where 95
per cent. of the women's waists have
been custom made and where fruitful
opportunity is reckoning. Others say
that because of the fact that styles are
changing constantly the time consumed
between securing the orders and de-
livering the goods is too great to over
come even with an ideal merchant
marine.
The sun., 1919-06-07
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close al 6. p. o. and City
Hail stations at $50 P. NJ. daily.
Japan Corea China. Siam. Cochin China.
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
lsiands via Vancouver and Victoria, b. C.).
June /, Ss Empress of Russia
Japan. Corea, China, Siam and Netherlands
East Indies Cvis Seattle). June TO- S. Tyn-
dareus.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco), June IL. IS. Siberia Maru.
and Netherlands East Indies via San Fran
cisco). JunS II. SIS. Suwa Maru.
Hawaii w.. San Francisco, June 10, sA
Lurline.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Tea
land and specially addressed NATL for Aus
tralia via San Francisco. June =. So
Moana
The sun., 1919-06-07
Yesterdays Fires
GIRL KILLED AFTER CHURCH.
FlAgman in Jail Charged with
Raising Gates Before Train.

Mary Morris, aged II. OF 97e Glen
more avenue. Brooklyn. was struck by
"a train and killed yesterday morning
about s o'clock. at the Long Island Rail-
road crossing at Euclid and Atlantic
avenues. Brooklyn.
The girl was on her way home from
the Church Of the Blessed Sacrament.
where she had Just received communion.
When she reached the crossing. 1t Is
said, she told the fiagman. Henry A.
Figelman OF 279 Edna street, that she
was in a hurry to get home, and the flag
man raised the gates to let her run
across the tracks In front OF an ap-
preaching train,
Figelman was arrested and held with
out bail. The police say that the dan
gerous practice of railroad lsgmen rails
ing gates for persons in a hurry to cross
tracks has become common.
The sun., 1919-06-07
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Exodus of Italian Help
Hits Paterson's Mills

CO\many foreign born employees
either went to war and did not
come back or have since Joined
the army OF emigrants and are going
home as quickly as possible that the
problem of securing competent help
to work in the silk mills in Paterson
is becoming serious. The greatest
exodus has been among the Italian
workers. several thousand of whom
went home to fight for their country,
while others are leaving now as rap
idly as circumstances permit.
Because of the situation many
manufacturers have been compelled
to curtail production and refuse
orders. Most of the mills are sold
to capacity for months ahead.
The sun., 1919-06-07

Texas. crate, s204; California, crate; 1915
Sl25; California. bag; ;sae5G oKRA.
sorthe,n' carrier. tSSs PEA ss a q 5c
PER gEaS; s :is5 2ss rlHRsLEY@
Bermuda, crate, 25c. gt: RHUBARBIloo
SDs rs 1S's ScSS. .S scSLIioSs
100 bchs,, 1162. sPINACH-Bbl. Soc.
dS125 SQUASH-Southern, white. hox,
sl@3; Southern crook neck. box, q o
2.56; italian, bsk.. i92 TuRSIPs.
Rptabass, Dbl; or bag $3.50 40: s Sld'
uas OES-Florida,scrate, SOC. q
So; Texas, nat case. 81 rs q so: dollhouse.
ID. s81sc. wATERcREss-loo bchs'.
The sun., 1919-06-07

SANDERS, HESRY-In pursuance Of an
order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan. a sur.
roBate of the County OF New YORK.
notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Henry Sanders alto
OF the County OF New York. deceased. 70
present the same, with vouchers thereof.
to the subscriber. at her place of transact
ing business. the once OF her ATTORNEYS
stanchheld Levy, No. 100 Broadway,
before the z5th day OF September rext
Dated, New York, the ?oth day Of March.
1919. BERTHA SANDERS. EKecGi-!I
STANCHFIELp LEVY. Attorneys foF
ExecutriN. l20 RroAdMaX. Manhaitan. = Y.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Government to Sell Textiles.

WARRINGTON, June 6. More than
100000 yards OF textiles will be dis
posed OF by the War Department
through sealed bids on June IS.
The material ranges from remnant
OF 5SE yards of black Albert twill to
100000 yards OF blue and white ticking
and includes cotton shirtings, sheeting
sateen, mohair. serge. moleskin. grey
duck, outing flannel and brown denim.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Fur stock Clears Quickly.

More than 90 per cent of the 1000
600 worth OF furs sold at auction last
week at the Metropolitan Fur Exchange
had been cleared by yesterday. Prompt
day is June 16.
Indications are. 1t is said that be-
tween 100000 and $4,000, 900 worth
OF skins will be offered at the sale to
be held about the middle of July.
The sun., 1919-06-07
sURRoGATE's NOTICE.

ANDREWS, HORACE En- pursuance
OF an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan.
nLtice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Horace e. Andrews late q
the County OF New York. deceased 20
present the same with vouchers th>reot .
the subscriber at her place OF transactlns
business at the once OF C. Andrade. Jr. =
York. on or before the goth day OF July,
1919. next. Dated. New York. the 18th LAY
DREws, Executrix. C. ANDRADE JR,
Attorney for Executr!x, No. 5? NanderDi
Avenue, Borough of Manhattan. cry II
New York.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Big Cargo of Raw SILK.

The steamship Siberia Maru, with a
cargo of 2e0 tons of raw silk from
Japan. valued at 100000, is scheduled
to arrive at San Francisco to-day. The
silk will be transferred to a special
train as quickly as possible and will be
hurried to New York to be sent to va
rious mills In this section.
This is one of the largest shipments
which has arrived this year.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Cloth Prices Advance In Fall River

FALL RIVER, June 6.-Prices in the
local cloth market continue to advance
this week. the increase generally being
ope-eighth of a cent over last week s
quotations. which in one or two lines
are slightly higher than Government
quotations.
Production this week Is estimated at
nc. over two-thirds normal, due large
u to the lack of help. Sales during the
week were rated at about 10000 pieces.
The sun., 1919-06-07
Wool Prices Higher in Liverpoo,

LIVERPOOL. England. June 5.-Geelong
grease woods advanced 10 per cent. at
the colonial wool sale here to-day. SD.
being paid for leading clips. There was
keen competition for the secured woods.
75d and sod. being paid for many of the
Queensland marks
The sun., 1919-06-07

tsrdsy; June 6; the first name is that of
AnUacher. Joseph E.. Jr.-R. C.
Bauer. Martin 'o.-w. 4. LANCE. 1850
Bambey. john. J. Barry. 6,csLso
Bernheimer q schwartz Pilsener
Brewing Cor. windolph;
costs. 80. ............... 1888
Bloombaum. Abr.-D Savitzky... 1,s4is7
CONN. MAJ vary loishy. A Lane ,s0 osI
Central Vermont Ry. Goa
Palermo. adm 80. ..... $4,000
Dunno, john State Industrial
Comm .... -...:..........; 1880
Ewald. Max HI. Eisenmann. 1890
FO:ts. Fleh 81. Hot. 2 eG s,sHsr '
lany. Tull a Splitter. Inc. sss-o
Forty West EIrhty-fourth st, Co
Inc.-M. A. Kun. .............. 5sa.7
fi cUjo oioFf e. " M., tG; W. Field & cas-.
G %on. Inc cou''e-cnar'e' f. sH. 1885
G G.Hsten;, MGEris-M; Mas:6aum ss"
non = Co -r . ra"A''" ,s.,-
Haiber. ssmuei-A. ouster........ 1,SS?.9s
Hart HATE & e Hutehinson ut cG.JiT ls@.''
Shea. ss ..:.3t.:, li'iss
Con,n ' en,s
Hi .nt,n. W YIN w.-sinelair q Val 90,
H. C.cusity c9.oPsspis; s &c; lS9So
Kronenb.r1 Jo..nnf Tng y:;.'' . ,o ~
IJ.hnrn.e' 5opn0 ~ l9wers. $4,000
u ssrn.tein x,;,,:. :,,,;,::... s7','5
MeS"rec "liiiam-fooinson .,
Mage, gee s s.thsrin;-moreenwich WI ,,,
u. .ase piaysrs Inc; ;; 49,, i.,,, 1888
Corp. ;.;...... ;.,;.,,,.;;..... s:t:o
WUt.y, in W1. n. hehora9. s4So'SS
h1 Ta "a!'er-saker h. L. 7,,.,
Kennedy Contracting Co, Inc,
GGoI Kepns D. hennfqy ana Esther ,.sc
", henneoy-J' II DrlscolI''.' stN.t1
Knst., ILL II ELL -, -'1sss ~
Kis.sl,,. lack ,o.cnh ThetE ev vs. lS.'o
hi tsr ., M Joseph .. wal ezra.
PspEwav Cnmmi..ior ,,,,o
MMeco SaI,,. Helen E;-A; Harris 1871
Lof N' 1>'oe'' war ,....
May. Theodore-Emplre Floral
Co........... ........... .osos
| Onsick, Louis and Katie-M
Kantrowitz .............. 4os4t
Preston, Marie. NJ. Ba!len e5q 90
same-G. II. Ashworth. ......... S5i.s,
's Ssro.. heoecea M-s.ofn s1ou
Scott, Geo: A.-touis Roth, Inc. 1865
| Sisson, William DIV. T. Hell
muth $3.50
spaulding Sarah K.-G. Kahn
s,m. ar =, .ii''''''''' Sts.So
Spanish Theatre. Inc.-Prensa '''''
printing Corp: .;;:,..;;,.... 1880
W. oi
N: l., Inc. ............... 1900
| 1sSlor. Shse First National
rh Bank Of North Bose 49,. a,5:ias
| theooorou A.. staysos Trinon
sho seVious Naioradis-F.
hooNer e. al .'....'.... 3'5SiH
tnEihas; MAUD ~: Byrne "hs.
~, "a; chuer"ood. St.':9
Nesey, w, 1-fatk Illford... S-e.Sl
ven So, NsInerine M'-oVlhs-
| ya toh PIos. 20 ,,..,.......' :ea'.O
| N, MoIIs Z. Llnuemenn. lo@'ZV
loser, anu aaron Zapeiko
| e. Morrlson ,.....'.'. o'noV'oo
| IDH,irs' S,mon-S' fismnen; $3.50
| 1'ehora f'-huen1len
Williams John and Ralph; J. F,
| -fenhsy4'anfe cement
BRONX
| Inc hrst name is that OF the debtor;
| Brauner Trucking Co, Inc-J.
| LattanZie, admir-. $3O4S..5
monwealth Hotel const. Co. s,s75
| Rosenberg Roberts, Marcus. 40,
Rosenwein. Matilda B.-N. ].
| Shatzkin ................... l7s 90
| RIeke, Henry-State Industrial
| Commission NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 26b.Ss
1
The sun., 1919-06-07
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Alaskan, from ST. Nazaire.
SIS Peerless, from st. EazAro.
IS Santa Malta from St. NaZaire-
IS Iiberator, from Brest.
Sc Mount Vernon, from Brest.
SIS Siboney, from Brest.
SIS Deerfield. from Rotterdam.
IS Vallejo. from Rotterdam.
Sc Oluf Maersk. from Rotterdam.
Sc Pioneer. from Stockholm.
IS Eurybates, from Singapore.
IS Olympia. from Glasgow.
Sc Alban. from Paramaribo.
SIS Antilla, from Newport
SIS Exeter City. from Bristol.
ss Rapidan. from Dundee.
SIS Chino. from Hull.
IS Advance, from Crtstohal-
SIS Wolfram, from Norfolk.
The sun., 1919-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic SurvU-'
Standard Time.
Sun rises......b:25 A NJ Sun sets. ,...s;zf + NJ
Moon sets. .....1:T
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. "a SO AN Gov. Island AS A M
He'll Gate....e:6l A M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook .4:15 Pm Gov. Island. sos T M
He'll Gste......7:l5 p N
The sun., 1919-06-07
PROPOSALS.


CLOTHING EoUIPAGE DIVISION,
Purchasing Contracts Section, .. u. I
Munitions Building, Washington y c
Sealed proposals for manufacturing $500.
900, or any part thereof. Scarlet Chev-0ns
In accordance with standard samples nav
style felt backing Of Government material,
will be received at this once until II \. "
June 10th, 1919. Proposals to be Ned IN
triplicate and must bear guaranty ~ ten
per cent. theron. Information ohtaluaH,s
from Zone supply orieer. 4tl Sth Ave,
New York City.
CLOTHING & EoUIPAGE pIN'N'nN
Purchasing & Contract Section. MI".'nr'
Building, Washington. n. C.-Sea'oa 0-".
possls for furnishing cravRts, 10000 ~
any part thereof. specifications -
Will be received here until - \, NJ l..'
IL 1919 Proposals to be filed in t-in.''s
and must Dear guaranty OF ten pei ,r.-
thereon. Information oStalNahle AZ In',
supply onice. 4sl sth avenue, NeN NoI
city.
The sun., 1919-06-07
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

LUG tO-uhy.
s. Rsnbler. Brs.,; Nay q;
s. ssrsnac. Barry. May II.
80 Nordick, Shields May IL
S. Annoy. Barry. May 10.
ss Hudson Maru, Gibraltar, May IL
SIS West Wind. Gibraltar, May IL
IS Parthisn, Fayal, May %.
SIS Idaho. Hull. May q.
Sc wallows. Bordeaux. May d.
Sc Rion. Faysl, May e
Sc Oscar IL. Christiania. May "a.
IS Menspier. Greenock. May 2.
IS Jethon. Hull, May %.
IS West Haven. Bordeaux. May II.
s. Hsrald, Gibraltar, May 10
SSH c. Flood. Christiania. May 10.
S. Great City. Gibraltar, May a.
SIS Eastern Cross, Barry. May y.
S. Bris, Shields May z.
S. Daland, Liverpool, May ..
S. Elderly. Gibraltar. May -.
SIS Maracaiho. Curaca May -.
Ss Mauretania, Liverpool. Nav II.
S. Kentuckian. ST. Nazaire, May n.
Sc vtellia,. GLASGOW, May a.
IS Usage. Bordeaux. May "a
- tus ralla. London. May "a
S. Dallas, Barry, May "a
Ss Fordonian Las Palmas, May ~.
SIS Rosalie Mahoney. Cristohal, May 30.
S. Mar del Norte, Barcelona, May -.
Due Tomorrow.
s. yaubsn, Liverpool. May 20.
IS Adriatic. Liverpool. May 81:
Sc Lake Pepin. Ct. Nazaire. May Is.
S. Garfield, Barbados, May 90
SIS Lake " ood Barbados, May 81.
Due Monday.
s. Tunics, Gibraltar. May Is
IS La Savoie Havre, May 81.
Due Tuesday.
ss Mount Vernon, Brest. June 3.
SIS Dante Alighieri. Narseilles. May ..
The sun., 1919-06-07
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITIks.

Sales. High. Low. Bid. ASK.
$ s'!s' s,S. & Ety. ;h. 81 81 * f. +:
5000 Cities 8 deb G.. .lO2x 1olh lClh 1924
The sun., 1919-06-07
BONDS

5000 Armour s........,i o2I lo74 lo2x lo2.
300 Booth Fish ss.... % "a 81 -
7oo0 Chgo 4 C Ry 5s4s 4s IS IS
5000 Chgo RI ser Sc 5sii 5sh Gsis 5sa |
The sun., 1919-06-07

CANADIAN WAR LOANS IN NEW YORK
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.

The following arc quoted on a percent.