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New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
AMERICAN PORTS


der Nedsrlenden PhadeIphia Jobs Haven. Brest
Shields riaSs & GSIaar Hal9a A9ona
Barry: Lynchburg. Rochefort Tordenskiod (Nor}j
Hqso 3a Narus aaSsnt dysnn bay cas99a Acsam
Earls Court (Nor), Rio de Janeiro. Schooner Ce-
ss.a M nuaap Rio de Jnso United States
Br. Glasgow Sailed: Steamer fnt Bea rsaas tSor'5.
CAPE HENRY March ls.-Passed in for Balti-
more: Steamer Gustav viseland Nor1. G Hane' oa'''
us,,dAIsL G,mARLrSroN. sp March lssailsd: steamer
ed Kingdom: Northwestern. Port .l Arthur: i Bark Bark
Chateau d'Ie Fr.l. Chile. Sailed: Steamer
ondon nase sADps0y & for
GALvEsToN March is4Aprved Arr :"stp Steamer F,
Morte. M. New York. Sailed Steamer Mexicano,
JACKSONVILLE March 1e-sailed: Steamer
Mohawk. New York via Charleston
W KEY WEST. March la.-Arrlved; Schooner Fred
West indies: Sailed: Steamer Lakeland, Havana Havana
6. NEWPORT NEWS Va; March 19-Arrived
steamers Lake ''aera. Phila;, Mexicano tNor.).
- NEW ORLEANS. March 1s-cleared: Steamers
somery, New York >Kuwak Truxillo. Honduras
9ulmistan tHond). Omoa vildfugl (Hond }.
Tela.
M. NEW YORK: March 1e.-,Arrlved: Steamer Da-
Steamer Carlsholm (swcd) Rotterdsm. and Port Port
proceeded Steamer George cyde Pba
dephia ! to the Clyde Steamship Company with
peSa NoHFobh vi March ,,9d ssssmes
parta, New York: Lvsefjord fNor), New York
snd snd cleared ar Kngston) Nicoli Kit New York
cleared QueerStuVn). Sailed. Rarl Svdn
PENSACOLA. March ls--Arrlved: Schooner
Tampa.
PHI pInLADELPH1A. March ls.-Arrved: Battleship
Hampton Roads; Moerdyl Dutch, rotterdam
Roman. Devonport. via Bermuda; Gargoye. Port
York; A. L. Page, New York: J. G. Richie Richie New New
York Cleared: Steamers Herm iNor), Antwerp
ns Amselayk .s Dutch t; Rotterdam Lake cacoon.
J. G. Ritche. New York.
,,l PORT EADs. La. March la.-Arrived: Steam
OBJ. Europe via Norfolk: Pluto Porto Rico
Powell Cienfuegos; Toften tSwedl Norfolk; Yoro
Vas, a9nd) inc, cebs Sailed Steamers Bayway New
PORTLAND Me- March 1a-Arrived: Steamers
ta GibFaar sailed Steamers ssris Briton a'fS@e Nor
fols P6b@ ESks e iN,s Dslsncey; H. Norfolk.
er Goodspeed. Baltimore
stssMs1 sAMp KEY Ra... Marsh lssPsssea east 18th
Passed west: 18TH steamers Ligonier Baltimore
ior M Tampco; Norman Bridge. New York for Tam
plco FRED W. Weller. New York for Baton Rouge
18th George e. Paddleford New York for Tam,
pico El Alba. New York for Galveston Borgestad
tNor New York for Port Iobos
SAVANNAH. March le-Arryed Steamers
City of st. Louis. New York. Esse- jacksonville
snd sailed for Bahimore>. Sailed: Steamer
SOUTHWEST PASS. La. March 1o.-Arrived
steamers Cratheus (Nor.}. Galveston; Edward
Pierce. Rio Janero
TAMPA. Fla. March l9.--Steamcr Mexoil New
Orleans. Sailed Schooner Beatrice Nuevitas
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. March I9-Sailed
Steamers Motao. from Norfolk for Boston; Indian
from Norfolk for Boston.
Northeast gale. rough sea. thick and raining
PORT TAMPA. March l9.--Arrived: Motor ship
James Tmpson Gulfport '''
JACKSONV LILLE March l9-Arriyed Steamer
Gufcoast. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Weather Report

WASHINGTON. March 1o.--High pressure pro-
walls generally east OF the Mississippi River but
Is relatively low of the middle Atlantic coast The
pressure also is high the northwestern states
and is low the south Rocky Mountain and
south plateau regions and over the upper Mis-
sissipni Valley.
During the last twenty four hours there we're
general rains In the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states and In the PacRc states and local
SHOWS over the Northwest Utah and Nevada There
has been general rise In temperature In the great
ccntral valleys and tho region Of tho Great Lakes
decided fall over tho north plains states and mod
crate fall over tho middle Atlantic states.
tho weather will be threatening with probably rain
Thursday and fair and warmer Friday. In the
south Atlantic and east Gulf states. Tennessee and
Kentucky the weather will be generally fair and
moderately warm Thursday and Friday. In the
upper Ohio valley and the lower lake region. the
weather will be fair and warmer Thursday and
partly cloudy with moderate temperature on Fri
day. In tho upper lake region tho weather will
become unsettled Thursday and bo followed by rain
or snow and colder Thursday night Friday
Coast at and between Sandy Hook and Boston
Forecasts for Special DstrIcts.-Southern New
England: Probably rain to- day to morrow iair
with rising temperature.
Eastern New York: Partly cloudy to-day. pre-
ccded by rain on the coast to morrow fair with
rising temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy to day ex-
cept probably rain In southeast portion; morrow
fair with rising temperature.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New York !;
Fair and warmer to-day: Tomorrow cloudy.
Local Official Record. - The following Official
record shows temperatures during the last tweny-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
NEW STYLE
COTTON STATISTICS
Liyerpool Cables.-Spot cotton mod

Liverpool Cables.-Spot cotton mod
crate demand middling 2s points
lower at 15.31d; good middling II
points higher at 1s4od. Sales, 5000
bales; American, 1000. Imports, 1900,
none American. Futures opened
steady, unchanged to "a points lower.
Closed quiet but steady, at decline of
to q points. March, 16.47; April,
1850; May, 14.o5; June, 1885; July,
1850; August, 1882; September, 1907
Manchester = Yarns small inquiry;
cloths quiet.
Southern Spot Markets follow: Gal
weston steady, unchanged at 27.20;
sales nil. New Orleans steady, un-
changed at 27.5O; sales, 3,271 bales
Mobile steady, so points lower at 26c;
sales, 80 bales. Savannah quiet, un-
changed at 27c; sales, q bales
Charleston steady, SO points lower at
1925; sales nil. Norfolk quiet, 25
points higher at Csc; sales, IA bales
Augusta quiet, unchanged at 27c; sales
sales, II bales. Memphis steady; UNI
changed at 27.25; sales, 500 bales. st.
Louis quiet, unchanged at 27c; sales
nil. Houston steady, 25 points lower
at 26.75; sales, 1912 bales. Little
Rock quiet, unchanged at 1925; sales,
284 bales
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
BUYERS Arrived
women,s Wear and Millinery
Rivers are invited to register in
D~' 29A2 bctweer m

,sHEvIIIE. n. Cine ha"sa%' Il T., D. a. law
lg. ,TreTsIss,osy-~Shspiro Tess & Herman; H.; sha
saiasss,n ,.sss,' misses aud Juniors coats: W. SD
.ss ses.o.'llnsd underwear. corscts wrappers. etc;
l1ssssaTo l1ssnsssaToNyorian Marsh Co.; ]. G. Ryan. in
ns,,s drcsss negligces, dressing sacducs. HI
'.srns hs,hrohes; Miss Powers. lingerie: dSs
fcs1sssr fcssn1ssroNE. aSS' II sla,,cry: Miss I. F. Daven-
~, Gemen's hosiery; sS West Thirty-,h
Street, p.,.,- vomsp.. wear. Commo,oro
ccnniicAGo-- cniicAsGo s Turk womens cIoaks. suits. etc.
lssssa,Iai ,co-chicsso Novelty Cloak Co: G.
rsrms,n cicaks, suits and woolleI piece goods :
(, Isonard street. room 1909
cHlcAGo,,ssssrs, ,s vso,,s moss1cA q CO. r. o. feFry'
tTssSTysyf LAND-Hisbee Co.: j.. Kelley. mcrchan-
~. msnsser ready wear: $50 Fifth Avenue.
iss,shfaSSGSiANpJ is,s aSGi Meekcr Sons; E. Mccker. ready
wcTsrsSyrLANpN 70 TsS pN~iiisbee Co: Mrs Kyz. dresses:
.'sS,-ste Trading Co: $50 Fifth Avenue.
@nus'IIIAs~The Fashion: NJ. Iskowitz. ready TO
sesi: IiSa broadway. care Jacob Mittenthal Co.
''sps 'Sss HMsoINEs-M Cohen. ready to wear; Wood
v1g1 1Tgh1RK1MER. n Y.--s. Miller. wansns wear;
e's1SSsAs 'saSsAs CITY. Mo-wolr Bros: Mrs Carter.
v.dy to wear. sos Fifth Avenue, room 1905,
HiESoKuK Iowa.-Irwin. Philip Co; Il. i.
casrsns underwear. ready to wear: 7s Leonard
rroEtK. Iowa Irwin. Phillip Co.: Jack Irwin.
.ssruear and ready to wear: - Leonard Street
1IANCASTER Penn.J. Ross, women's ready to
M mIayyiSeHBuRG. ,S1suRG Va. II, MiIiner & Co; B. X
u,rymsn. ready to wear: 1850 Broadway. sth
IWrsA. Ar!s-The Toggery. Inc: George, A.
,ssrssa, ready to wear: ils3 Broadway: Jacob
W,,sn;kai Co. room A02
lINNEAP oLIs-Don aldson l. S. Co: Miss
villa coats suits. waists $50 Fifth Avenue. 18th
fG%t S%toeALEs. Arn-Chas. Dunazert. ready to wear:
''pi 'ppirrrssTRGH-Ca Campbells: ]. b. Herstein.
,ilss, and misses suits. skirts. coats. furs and
s,sssss: Jay x Co; 4Oi Fourth Avenue.
pITTSBu RGH- kaufman & Baer Co.; Miss A.
r. Young millinery: i0i Fourth Avenue. room 1905.
'porTSyIII.E. Penn--Rousc & Rosenzweg: Mr..
vc.snsweig womass wear; Grand.
READING. Penn.--D. Mould ready TO wear
SlSs,iy Rs,Ny. \. Y.-Herr Fashion Shop: J. Herr.
romsn's ready to wear furs. millinery. chiItrens
i,ssss and petticoats 1882 Broadway Bresln.
StIr LAKE CITY--Auerbach & Co; NJ. J.
rlsfman coats. capes dollhans, jobs serge dresses
md suits: l9s East 2ith Street.
SELMA Aa-Rothschild Mdse. Co.: A. Roths-
aid, reads to wear: 3OS Fifth Avenue. room l7i7.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.--IAsy Wolf D. G. Co.: S.
wall, ready TO wear; VIM. NJ. Van Buren,. ll40
blSTaInSS blsTanSroN Mass-Crowen & Sachs; s. j.
saehs ready to wear llel Broadway. room 4oI.
ST. L0UIs-stix. Baer & Fuller D: G. Co.;
s1sSR s1SsySRRAcusE~Dey CTS Bros & Co: J. A. Russell.
els.ks suits fugs. waists: go Fifth Avenue: Park
WICHITA Kan-Gsorge Innes D. G. Co.: Miss
O. Hale. cloaks.. suits, furs. waists 22o Fifth
A,sass rem snrp lill parro,d .sumnor g. PUT
nam Co. Miss X Herman. muslin underwear;
les Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
House Furnishings, Furniture.
Floor Coverings. Drapery

hardt. upholstery and rugs: 200 Fifth Avenue.
Continental.
BERWICK. Pal. NJ. Schain. furniture. Com
modore.
EAsToN. Pa-Bush 4 Bull: A. p. spansler.
furniture and house furnishing goods: Grand.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass.--J Il. Lambie & Co.
J. +. Fairchild. carpets and upholstery: Latham.
PHT1ADELPHIA-N. Sncllcnburg & Co.; A. A.
Lewis. floor coverings tbasement); Bresn.
PHrLADEEPHIA--C. Horn & Co: G. f. Horn,
furnlture: Woodward
. PITrSBURGH-Hag Hagmaler Upholsterng Co. Mr..
Hagmaier upholstery goods; York
WILKES -BARRE-Fowler Dick & Walker W.
P. Alonitt. carpets; West Thirty second Street
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

ButteI-Receipts were s,s1s pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
lb, 67M67kc; extras, 92 score,
66M661sc; firsts, S8 to 81 score,
63@65hc; seconds, S3 to 81 score,
60G62c; lower grades, 55@59c;; un-
salted, higher than extras, 71M
71hc; extras, 69@7Oc; firsts, 65@6Sc;
finest, 64@65c; good to prime, 5sM63c;
common to fair, 48@57c; renovated,
extras, 52hM53c; renovated, frsts, 81
052c; lower grades, 44M5Oc; imitation
creamery, firsts, 49@50c; ladies', cur
rent make, firsts, 45@46c; seconds,
42MD D43c; lower grades, 41M42c;
packing stock, current make, No. /,
42A@43c; No. 2, 41h@42c; lower
grades, 37@40c.
Cheese.-Receipts were 3,619 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored,
lb, 3SAc; white, 33A@33ac; average
s5adess s5 g ESQ.,. $l@a2hc; twins, SPECIALS,
lower grades, 31@31Mc; flats, held, 35
@37c; twins, held, 35@37c; Wiscon-
sin, whole milk, twins, held, 35N38c;
fresh, 32@33c; Single Daisies, held, 35
@38c; fresh,. 39hc; Double Daisies,
held, 35@37c; fresh, 33@33hc; Young
Anne ricas, held, \37M38hc; fresh, 35c;
state, skins, specials, 22c; prime to
choice, 17@2oc; fair to good, 12@16c;
lower grades, 5011c.
Eggs.-Receipts were 30,155 cases.
Fresh gathered extras, dozen. 43k@
44c; storage packed, firsts, 42@43c;
gathered frsts, Northerly sections, Al
M42hc; central and Southerly Sec
tions, 4o@41hc; seconds, 39@4oc;
dirties, Nc. I. as@4oc; No. 2 and
choice, dry, 37@ssc; under grades, S5
@S6c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hcnnery whites, finc to fancy.
46M47c; ordinary to prime, 42M4bc;
gathered whites, ordinary to fine, az
Ms5c; Pacific coast whites, extras,
a7c; ordinary to fine, 42M46c; West
ern and Southern gathered whites,
42@4bc; state, Pennsylvania and near
by hennery browns, 45c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, A1hM44c; !;
duck. eggs, nearby Indian Runner,
fancy. 620D65c; Baltimore, 60M62c;
| Western ] and prime Southern. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
5 VI s t e II a ce
Cereals

Wheat.-Private crop advices from
over the winter wheat belt indicate
about the best condition and outlook
at this season of the year on record.
If the spring wheat acreage proves as
large as expected, and the season
proves at all favorable, there is every
reason to anticipate very large yield
this year. The question of it's disposi-
tion is still in doubt, but recent official
reports from Europe in regard to prob
able needs there would seem to hold
out hopes of very large requirements
from America.
Corn.-The corn market was less ac-
tive during yesterdays session and
price changes were feverish Both buy
ers and sellers were rather apathetic
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

-, Following arc yesterdays prices. compared with
those OF a year ago: viva
Yesterday A year aro
Live steers. fair to
prime, 100 lb. .$i4.25 @Sts.O0 1900 0stao
Dressed besf. sides.
ib :;..:..,... 10 @ ASA .Isn@ 10
Live vsals common
To prime. 100 lb 800 $4,000 tyOo @tesn
Dressed vsals. city,
10. .......... ~ a 80 "a a "a
Live ewes 100 ID. 1000 @t400 85O Hto m
Live lambs fair to
prime. 100 ID. 1900 @2025 I750 6Dto m
Dressed mutton, III. 40 a as ia 4ss
Dressed lambs. city. "
lb, ...,,..... 80 10 &c "a m IN
Hoaa 100 h.. 1925 Gig50 ts5o * IN no
dressed hogs, ba- ~''o
con, ID III. 2sA@ ASA .24M@ %
Mess pork. bill $500 aS - Sam Iss-xx"C
Mess beef, hbl. $500 C@s000 al nd GsSSU
Lard Middle West ~S''Vo
400 lb. ...s.... 2H.90 029O0 2635 0o3a ss
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Minerals Separation Suit
Before q. S. Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Argu-
ments were heard to-day in the Su-
preme Court on appeals brought by the
Minerals Separation, Ltd, from FEEDER
al Court opinions denying injunctions
to restrain the Butte and Superior
Mining Company from infringing on
patented process for the extraction of
ore by fiotation. The Federal District
Court found the Butte company guilty
of infringement and awarded $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

a. m; March 19; Charles B. Petzold, 49th. 1
day, II :0f a. m. March Is
Full Pay While on Sick Report
Patrolmen John Ryan. e5th, 7:l0 a. m.
March Z to noon March 10; Frederick F.
Crane. 112th: 1920 a. m. March 8. during
disability; Henry Wittel. 18th. 10 a. m.
March II, during disability.
Restored to Duty
Patrolran Edward NJ Downey, 18th. . 40
p. m March IS.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

In New York County
Bernstein. Julius-~DIeckerhof. Ratfloer
T.. Co. ........... si2osa
Beail. Merritt F.~~W. II. Turrcll. ....... 232 IS
Beigc sgmund---M. Stern. ............ 1880
Berger. Efnii~-]ack We'ner torpn. 49,. 240 20
Byptop. Flooring COMMITTEEMAN yoss-
mock. H.. Inc, 80; ...;.......... so2
Burns. Fred y,--noiden Evans steam. '''''
rsmpssess Oil Co. 81 Me1ico... 77ss. %
same-Natonal Petroleum Corpfi. ....... l2t64 30
ccfnmercsi Delivery co.--L, Harris. 2ei40
Clayton. Walter T.~-Manhzttan Sand Co..
cobn. Michael: ana Robert J. fiedman. 1910
% lGsE sss AiiaA,as ass Rubber Co. iae ls,ss lssss
piasuore, James I'd b. provost .. Al sisoo sisoS
pm%ann gs,say swsr Eth, e. N 1924
Franc. an. Arasricap Machin. Tool corpa '0's''
III bernstein et Al. .::.....;........ 1880
change kationsI bank Of n. Y....;... 2.ba775
ososss sssss h. Viii co--w. t. ieyerias 00S''0
usi,asndosff 81 il. ridsnj A1ei;od sssSsO
5ieiisr sstn-. esri,psn goldstnith Co.. 2eo.si
kursiuaan. Soiofnon, samuel Mat. Oscar
and Joseph tI,radfosd Miis,--p y.
KeiisffHi. Isros.. Inc ri. Biumtsf9 -s.. 1G23. 90
Martin, Marin and Herman ';obn~-Fsopls
marp,y. n gdys,d. and WIN, r.~-N i. s'''''
nspe.i.e' 81 4 Will.sm VI ~ Jnieo lssws SERVES. ''os'
..s:' a'':.. s:s;.ss 's' s':, Il III
s iis1s. iIss ,s' ssa ADess iaslusS~Peopis. ...s ~
sasasaaa. s 5aseo--i Bernhard Il .i... ss5ss
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Investing in BROOKLYN

The Meister Builders have sold to
Mr.. Polak the one-family stucco house
at 50 Bay Twenty-fifth Street, on plot Z
1SxS0. Mr.. Polak occupies the house.
The Clinton Trading Corporation
has sold to Pasquale Ruggiero the one
family dwelling at 26 Temple Court,
on plot 1S.1oxl00.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

600 damages to the Minerals Separa@ n
tion Company, but this opinion was re-
versed by the Circuit Court of APP
peals. About $60,000,00O in royalty
damages is said to rest upon the out
come
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Piece Goods

ALBANY. n Wv. NJ Whitney Go. J. steller.
"3n saTMosE aIs5 fE90ds hs+z ss BsoAdTay KsnE Yqsk
BALTIMoRE-J. Miller & Co: ]. Miller. mfrs.
,BaLTiNoRE;-H. w. Rothsten & Co: H. w
sonslsn iss mira MEMS boys and childrens cloth
BALr1MohE- -wearwell Pants Co. E. crockin.
G,ss pants. Pennsylvania
BALTLMoRE.L Greig & Bro. s. B. Wax
BALTIMORE sisin & Newman a'sBisos Bros: A. Stein.
s,sa s1n s0oas seconds and remnants); so Leonard
BATH. BATH. y y;-E d. Alden Co E, d. Alden
ssoosT9N-a sosT,Na &C., ,G,o'iman. piece goods Jonsacre
BosToN-Iordan Marsh Co: NJ. j. Murphy
BosfoSR fs ass's n s0eS' mite b'sslin cd shannon
ssss and colored dress goods wash dresses silks
'si,es @ hnngs; 40 Fourth Avenue
r1pnioN-l Rosenthal merchant tailor; Union
s.Bss BosFoNaJordan s. ordan Marsh Co; E A. Crawford
g BGsI0s-Tslbo, Co. mems and boys colthing;
y ps,rasnas,f &, asgsn5sf piece goods; Commodore.
s.ss0sy .,s domes.cs and linens; 40i Fourth Avenue.
.,ss.I ssyrgAl3-J. ,!2J. SPAIN Co: Mr. SPAIN. piece
sgrYALo-S. Gutman Co; n. Gutman. nan
s5n.y.s ts,5 - Isnts. Pennsylvania
v.s-nAfiANoOGA, Tenn.-I Kopetoyiski Co l.
gfsSlJrl,sa gslcasnao. e5yg.oods, 1. e. Hsrald SQUARE
: dSyeId dLsasId .,n s,rse, 80 E.epl 1905. 49,,
'sS ,seds go Filth Avenue ISL 18Th door murray
HasILAND Ne1Yuiief osSofn Born i Mig CO..; ';' j.
i4HssNCE Mas Robertson Sutherland Co.
N s,arth rgarth Avenue. jth floor.
.s,s ss,snilasADEIpblA-c. 5, Tanguay Co; c. s. Tan
IL ,!PptHiLADELpHTA-B Goldberg. manufacturers
s,,a hats and caps: Grand
III Rs1HiLApEIPHIA-Msxwen & polin: w. j. Max
PHILADELPHIA Mfg. Co: manufacturers
Gs*sa II. end bathing suits N. Smith laonair
ni,s,Ls nir,Hs,,LA.DgLrHIA-Yass L & s.; S. Fasgen.
,sifrI sriIfrIssuRcH- Princess Mfg. Co; II Goldberg.
asDnssee sls,.se underwear. Herald Square
i RfylGahkEEpsiE.. y. Y.-Dutcness Mfg. Co;
=, pf,ssca y sscas. Tnaaufecturers pants: Commodore
s1sifEs s1sifssTEa-d Hays piece goods Coinrnoiore.
ssss @ AE Roeenperg Bros. Mr.. Rosenberg.
Il lkoeTgSsTEe. Z Y.--slblsy. Lindsay & curr
As,.as " u koIleat t prinis lIetaii': tss Fourth
a. soaE :. Y-sDear o.. cS. spear. drysoods
sphsscFIELp. Mass. Freedman. tailor ,
az. 81 lrAgL. srinn--G sommer & Co A. C.
~ p,s laasns ~tsie goods. iaecs aud ribbons; !;
SSassaNNal-w Wiasert. esyscods ctr Latham
MOI fRoS'aS c9 s,,ss, hseks aEyseos e. e HEssa
A,f@s.a p'ees s9oss md trimiaines, 5s5 Fourth
.,'SAsHisGToS y c--sr t;oldenberg: IT, Grine-
Keada as'os,s,iea dress goods ard siiks; il4o
~ egsesEsTEE, gs Mas. barnard sapner s. pnt-
ssss.-'@g-, -, r. = Feiiy wcoiien dress goods and
s's"'ai sea toorth Assnue.
Eurs
"a s',r s.iaeN Chandler 4 Co. G. r. sobnwn. furs
f5,.se5%s ssS sA;ysipe. caro- Fyndicate Trading ca.
~. ~ I'll g. Cloud T. Co; ). A. Cloud.
s,sses,k sets k',ANi, -Hiz,se 60 NJ knight. fofs
ffasiihs Co. 20 Fifth A'enue.
Sof'ons, Toilet Goods, Drugs
.<>At',aLASfA-Jshn s,lssry A. ca: u. p. Mcdaniel
81 ana furnishing: ~ Leonard Street room
s<s,ssiicdgo--goan V. Farses, f,o.. {. unY,do.ia
psrs plsr,zs q Leonard swssst " ''
~ aes,. !, ssh--k kaimsn Eydsky. drugs, Broad
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

Highest As degrees (at SIS D MI: lowest ss
uegreeS tat 6:o4 a. m average 81 degrees average
same aate last year 56 degrees; average same date
tor tAlrty three years, 80 degrees.
Humidity
o a. Ill.,: go p. m...... CT 'spm. 80
Barometer Readings
a. m. 30:0l ! D. M 80 :O5 8 s0.15
Local torecast-Partly cloudy to-day preceded
W ram on The coast; to morrow, fair with rising
>ehperatule. Strong north winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Tea

Reports that the government intend
ed throwing 1900 chests of tea upon
the market were denied yesterday in
authoritative quarters. 1t had been
reported that the tea to be resold by
the government had been purchased
for army use and was no longer needed
now that the war is over. One of the
leading houses in the trade investi
gated the report in Washington and
obtained an official denial.
The market was quiet affair yester-
day, with comparatively little business
moving.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
FOREIGN PORTS

y Cleared Cleared Steamers Me1cano Norl Copenhagen
Manchester Merchant (Br.). Charleston
SAN FRANCISCO. March 19.--Arrived: Steamers
Alvena Levuka; Defender Suva: Raliiett HiIo
Sailed: Steamers Rajah. Honolulu; Westemer.
Chnmperico.
ROTTERDAM, March f5-Artyed. Sean.r
Andyk tDutchl. Newport News
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

Coffee Futures.-Inffuenced by the
easier Santos futures market, where
prices had declined 225 to 275 points,
the local market opened weak at de-
clines of 10 to Id points. with some of
the recent trade buyers among the
sellers. Around midday prices worked
lower, at one time being II to IS
points below the previous close.
There was further talk of increased
Brazilian offerings with the approach
of new crop receipts and some sales
were reported in the cost and freight
market of Santos coffees at slightly
below recent levels. and it was believed
that this might indicate disposition
sales, particularly as Europe appears
to have withdrawn from the Santos
market. There is said to be a good
deal of undesirable coffee in Brazil
and that pressure may develop from
this source.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar.-There are rather discourag-
ing reports as to the outlook for the
1919 European beet sugar crop, and
it is possible that the recent strike
in Cuba will cause curtailment of
final outturn there.
The Sugar Board reported purchases
of 86,650 bags Cubas, at 5.SS cost and
freight, 1900 tons Porto Rcos at 1928
c. ]. f., both March shipment, and 500
tons Porto Ricos, afloat, at 1928 c. i. f.
There was no change in the refined
sugar situation.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Business Troubles

Co. ..............,...... 1887
SchaefYer, Iouis--B. Senter. ............ 223.S9
Sicgel. Louisa. Drivas costs. ........ los. 95
Sofeld, Stephen E-F. Jennings. 1S0. .06
Samuels. Irving RI. T.. Lenigan. ll6.0I
Schechter. Abraham. and Max Gedud
tGcdud Embroidery Works, Inc.)-S.
scb5h I'5sdy js;.sbI.,sa,ijoo.; {: s woo,.n Co. ss
schonwald. Leopold. and Max Gelman-
stuman Box and Lumber Co. Inc. 114.25
Turner. John C.--J. J. Logan. ........ 1861. 50
Untermarn Juus-N. Lent ........... 1928
Vivio, Il. Uermann-A. r. de Leon ct al 2.7G3. As
Wohl. Eugene IN L. Seidman ct al l62. .97
Woodruff, Geneyea W. H.-G. w. Woodruff 1,S70.75
Withers Howard A.-G. Hill. ....:.... 5Sl.72
Winter. Robert A.--John Lucas & Co.. Inc 302 63
Bronx COuny
Beatty. nober-H Peace ct all. slls75
Connell, Edward j., jr.--P. Cohen ct al 200 90
Cohen. NathaD--J. Smoensky. ......... 120.72
Roswell. Alexander--S. X. Landcsman ct
Butler & Pierce Mfg Corp. .....,.... 1s4.7s
Webster Live Poultry Market Co.. Inc
Tlcck & Hman ................... 9.4s1.7s
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
this column by telcphoning Beekman
a. m. and 10 p. M.
Leather and Fancy Goods
.Jewelry

CHICAG0--N. shire Co. A. NJ Rhode jcwclry:
Breslin.
CLEVELAND Higbce Co: Mrs l. Kaiskey
jeweiry: 2S0 Fifth Avenue. 18th floor.
LEWISTON. Me.-~R. C. Barnstone g. Co.: II. c..
Barnstone. iewelEy Hotel Commodore.
ROANOKE. Va. =. Hcnebry Co.; J. p.
Henebry; icwclry: Hotel York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Shipping News
Port of New York
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY
CITY ISLAND
South Bound

Steamers Pawnec. Boston for New York. to the
Eastern Steamship Corporation. with merchandise
and William II. Moody. Rookport, Mass, for New
York to tho Rockport Granite Company. with stone
ttowing Barge r. G. Co. 81 schooners Oney Nan
tuckst for New York; Howard Russell. Greenport
York