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FOREIGN PORTS

DJNGs.NFss Dee e rasssd Steamers 90 eaa-
r. rFAYF ToIS 81, A Pr 3. s4 Steamer
1Nnn Dec o sep sa"s LOT S sfesmer Elizabeth
" pslso n.,g ~ Ye5k tsr aotterde%
s'g nasS" bTJ roTs Arsi1r fsr Hun c
S'fIlnA i:EoSE Dec sa-A-r,ysa Steamer
p RirNos ~ yor4 ,at for FTeeTsqs
barr CITY u Gufpor. Port Arthur via Monte
cos5 T. rGsr ss S F4a2sco '' Wa Anoa ssms'
M S.ssAA Ss Tor cs5ss ass ss Ssss
CITE Dec 25,-Arrived. Steamer ocunee
AsNTvrAoAsTA Dec 2S-Arrlved Steamer
FAYAL. Dec. 26-Arrved Steamer Ailsoku Maru
Jap ! =, New Orleans and Norfolk for Bordeaux.
hr Sew YorN via s, Luca FS for Kar 'spy L at
ST. >NAzAlRE. Dec. 2s-Arrived: steamer Fin
SJvA Dec 26-Arriyed steamer Niagara tBr)
V'scG9 nt.I TiS H01 pIo --,u.s .,..,
N ! II DSs s,~Arr57sd: slssmsFs csneral
Sailed 97ih steamer Touia New york: walter
d. Noyes. Philadelphia.
Forbes lNo.); san Francisco for Antofagasta
YohogiAMA. bee 2e-Arrived: Steamers Kawi
Manila Msru Cjapl, Seattle via Victoria. & c..
Nasaio Maru lap). Seattle: Marking san Fran
,n HoTTE 1 1sc 2 , Steamers cs!a
S YORK. ssdo or SS %aw 9 Yas
bRhsT Pee 2SrAEriyed Steamer Malay Maru
Clap ;, baltimore. Sailed Steamer Roman Prince
WyEIiINGToN,s \. Z. Dec 2e-Arr7,d Steam
NIPLls. Bee 'A 27'EArrived Steamer clenes
LEvEHPooI. Dec so-Arrived Steamer As
>,
LONDON Dec. so-ArrveA Steamer Ninian
GLASGOW, DEC sO.-Ar-ved Steamer Titan
cnNoA Dec. 24Hssilsd Steamer City Of Co.
iombo lhrl. Hampton Roads.
cADIZ. Dec. .s5-sailed; Steamer c. Lopez y
lG soI rfAylproN S~ ' Dra 2sssn.d Steamer
no JANEiRo Dec Arrived: Ship pvcrgs
.ADElAIDE. De- 2a-Arrivod Ship pampa
RAH1A4;; pc 24-AE.lTrd; ship Adolphe or
}ok3H r sn pe1 ,c 2sA Ar Ss,, stsam's Ka
IA R6cHEILE Dce = ART a. st Ssrl'Sr
ss9ss' [ fa sn'f 'E Kew we I.s Sailed s'D
FLUSHING Dec. 27.-Arriyed steamer Va
LElrIt Dec 2s-Arrived. Steamer 1Anmore
"a, l Foit az va va eg 70
ri 81. Port Arthur; War Puma OBJ, Newport
TeANhsHAvEN Dec. 8o.-Arrl7ed Steamer
Cadillac (Br). New York.
cln l, ra Dc 2Smsailed Steamer Them
IA PA1LIcE. pee 2S~san.d Steamer VIM. A.
LIvfnPooI4 Pc aO-ssue1 Steamer Ara
= TIyNol IN pso so.sansd Steamer Clan
nARTMorTr Dec ao-SaAed Steamer tx
mg y x1 lHtn n Ia. Arrival s,.. ,,.,,
tcsi ~ ~ oreAns asl Ns+nd 'is'' sy SFes
cAl.LAo Dec: : Arrived steamer jung
ST ycd Dan. Now York.
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DEATHS

ADAMS In tins city. on December o. Of
pneumonia. Edith Temple Oracle beloved
vile Of Dunbar b Adams. nov in service
in France. and daughter of Constance
Shack Gracie and the late Archibald Oracle.
ID c. naners njca.e co... y isi''''i '''
BR1ESEN- Prank Y. suddenly. on Dore-,.
b"r 81. 1918, in his Goth year. Funeral
services At Aricn Society. 30 West "a
81. on Thursday January .. at l. o'clocl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

Southern spot markets follow
Galveston steady and unchanged at
1920; sales S45 bales. New Orleans
steady and unchanged at gle; sales
1888 bales. Mobile nominal and UNI
changed at soc; no sales. Savannah
quiet and unchanged at &c; sales 500
bales Charleston quiet and 80 points
lower at SOC; no sales. Norfolk quiet
and 10 points lower at $3.50; sales 435
bales. Baltimore nominal and 80 points
higher al Bic; no sales. Augusta steady
and unchanged at 1894; sales 40 bales.
Memphis steady and unchanged at
1880; sales 1880 bales. Houston
steady and Is points higher at 81 40;
sales 4,O10 bales. Little Rock quiet and
unchanged at 1880; sales 750 bales.
Liverpool cables.--Spot cotton quiet;
mlddllng unchanged at 214Od; good
mlddhng | point higher at 2l.32d.
Sales 1000, all American. Imports
$1,000. American $4,000 Futures
opened quiet, but steady, at 80 18
points decline. Closed quiet. but steady,
at net decline Of 46 to 81 points
January, POOP; February, 1892; March,
l'-R7; April. 1899. Manchester: Yarns,
more inquiry, but not much doing;
cloths not much doing,
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ALABAMA:
Bailey, John G.. Nawawal % w.
CLAGUE Charles, corp, Fruitdale tk).
ARKANSAS:
MCCOY, Floyd, lack % Va
CALIFORNIA;:
CAILlE. Samuel L.. corp, Kings burg X
IARAMEY. Clarence Herr1osa Bch % w
ONTIVEROS. Mike, Sisquoc ID Wy.
COLORADO.
RICE Leadre. Troy (lN.
CONNECTICUT:
PATTON, John A., lieut.. Nep Haven (K)
CARLO. Peter Wcst Haven (K).
M'kIERNAN. Philip J., Hartford (W).
NOVAk. John G.. Bridgeport (M).
ROCHLIN Sam, Bridgeport (Wl
ST1FFEN. Feli5, j.. Danbury (W)
STEIN, Morris, New Haven (W).
FLORIDA:
M'KEoWN, Oliver T., lieut.. Quincy fK).
GEORGIA: '''' '''>'
MITCHELL. George c., Rents (KO.
NIX. Clyde Y corp, Grayson (K).
WILLIAMS, Franklin E.. Lilly ID W..
IDAHO:
GOZzET1. Joseph, Rathdrum (K).
TROBRlDGE. Sherman, Gennett I'd W..
ILLINOIS,:
COWLER, s. J., lieut.. Belle River ID W.
.BIESTERFELD, Martin, Creto (K).
BESlNGER, Edward, CORP Chicago (DW).
COOCH. Chas. c.. corp. Leaf River (K).
LINSKY. William F.. Chicago Cd w.
MONK. Robert, West Union (K).
INDIANA:
knoll, Stanley. South Bend CO
TERHUNE, Charles w. sgt, Linton (K)
IOWA:
GoEKE. Leo L., Baxter % w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

is snd Which has attracted the approve
.fst cpiiacHt yc-sC',. q
t.t,s-,isD H. i.NKlrN"
'Cll.p ..oul..4-s..f.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

Wheat-The last dav of an eventful
jear found the wheat market con
trolled by the government with prices
liked at minimum basis Of 500 at Chi
ccago. The production Of cheat in the
n!ted States during the past season.
VIM" not Of record proportions. vas
Nrcn atoNr TIC acreage, tho total be-
iNg - cleo pCp bushels This repre-
s'1'ro fr" response Of the farmers Of
'''fef4ca 10 tic appeal of the govern
Mott TO produce a large crop.
ne outlook for next seasons crop
81 t',e present time is especially bright,
- the acreage sown to winter wheat
IS me largest on record.
W TN lne VA now over and the price
ct wheat fixed for the next season,
INC government IS confronted with a
pfOoleln ~ correction with maintains
NC me pHce % the farmer and yet
.aeotng coM0"t4tion from other coun-
mes Considerable satisfaction has
Heeh eNpre sea over the necessity Of
-'eet'ng this obligation. but it must
be Remembered that When The nrice
AS named . induce farmers TO plant
big acreage. we were in the midst
Of war ,he end OF which was very
obscure
No ono can tell how much Of a factor
in winning tho war the big American
wheat crop has been, and Whatever
expense, i. am. will have to be met
~ connection with maintaining the
plicc must be looked upon in the light
Of war necessity OF no lesser iu-
poriance than the interest on the bill
'ns of Liberty bonds and their final
dcmption.
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Italy Owes 81, 3lO,OOO,OOO to
L. S., Allies S8,585.523. 700

WASHINGTON. Dec 81. italy to-
day received 4 new credit Of $1,000
900 from the United States govern.
nent. his increased italy total
credit rom this country to Sl.3l0,000.-
w. ooo nnd me Allies aggregate credit to
S8.5Sb. 623.70%
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Men of Foreign Countries
kevisiOlls
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" OHUupU
81 T., Clyoc. Jamaica. n y
Nl,. \ HtELl., John, 1894 Eighth Avenue
s,s M,GL00sNHy, ..'ohn S, 2oS W. Sixteenth
STONE Vincent j, Paterson N. j.
Killed in Action
AslAN. Fred. G., corp. Auburn
p. ~ ken ELL, Harold E.. G2l Main Street
!llhEhRD. Curtis r., Buffalo n Y
Nil.,jER Edward J.. Albany. n. Y
- 49, hammond T.. Little Falls. N Y
:. S@Ilh. Benjamin. 4o3 Grand street. New
YAccARINE< John A.. osl Hancock
po ~, .,f'L.jNA. John. 1920 Lake Avenue.
IIEoT, 81 Grdon Street. B~ooAlyn.
TrN,NCt richard, Bridgeport, Conn.
strcrt oE ~, "H vn1' J. 5li West Fortythirl
NM MA yl Peter, 10 Sullivan Street,
p ~ iiLLIPS, John H.. Report. N. J.
SO T. Donald e.. Syracuse. n y.
y SoJL-VMON' Luis, 1902 PARK Place.
p TAIRfTAcL1A, John. 2so Third Avenue.
MAJ; Randolph busler, haywood. N. J.
\ 1A2EN' VILLAIN j.. SC Christopher Street.
MILLER, Stephen {. +. Rr4Y,lo
\ ~ vt'AL' George NJ, For, Wadsworth.
WILLIAMS. Ralph $. Frankfort. N. y
Returned to Duty
- s LAS. Josrph. Nov Haven. Conn.
y - tGr'I. Harry, ~ Fossy.h street New,
wALLAcF: Mourico j.. 2so5 cansrcn-
ms Nrenuc. New York ca
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H}MES- kUPFER Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard
hupfer, of 81, West End av announce the
KuDfer, to M. Sidnev Hymes. SON Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Hymcs. Al home sun
day. January ., from to o'clock
WALI-Mr ANA Mrs D. VI. j.
Wall, AT le6 Morningside Dive. announce
the eaG4gement Of their DAUGHTER. Jeanette
10 Clifford -mons, of PaI.ana
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I HANRAHAN, Robert E.. sgt. Webster
sHERER, William A.. Burlington (EO.
KANSAS:
HAWKINS Clay H.. Grenols % W..
KENTUCKY:
CHADWICK, John L.. Vanceburg (K).
POTTER, William F.. Ask Camp Cd w
SHEPPARD, Edw. D., corp, Millshed (F)
LOUISIANA
DoHENY, Arthur B., New Orleans (K).
MORGAN. II. L., lieut., Roland PIX ID D.
COHEN, Samuel j., Baltimore ID Wa
MASSACHUSETTS:
MEAL; RGIph r. lieut. Wqtsrtown ~.
BROVAREK, Frank, Hoyoke X.
DOWNEY, j. NJ, CORP Dorchester ID w
PATNAUDE, Theo j., New Bedford (K)
PERRY. Walter c., Pttsfeld Cd w.
MICHIGAN:
HAGGQUIST. Axel F., Ontonagon U<).
WOLI ENBERG, Sam, Detroit ID w.
MINNESOTA:
LUNDQUIST, c. B.. corp. Biwabil ID D..
CLAUTON, Cleveland Grenada Cd W..
MISSOURI:
ECCHER. Richard. corp, Liberal ID W..
POLLARD Roy O., Mendon CKl.
WINBERG H. s., corp, Randall % w.
MONTANA:
ROSE, Ralph c.. CORP Meadervile (K).
NORTH CAROLINA:
MlLEY, Hugh L.. sgt Davidson ID Az.
RHOADS. Alex F.. North Wilkesboro (K)
NEBRASKA:
BURKE Waiter E., lieut.. Maywood (KJ
NORTH DAKOTA:
GOSECkY, Bolek. corp, Bowbells (k).
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
M'LELLAN, Arthur w, sgt, Berlin Cd D.
NEW JERSEY:
ADAMS, Alfred. Bloomfield (W)
MYERS, Charles, Camden (W)
NELSON. Charles D.. Corp ID W..
ZADERSk1, Jorge South River (W).
NEW MEXICO:
bhRRY. Benz. l., licat., Car,@ozo ID ~.
NEW YORK:
G5}ENNIILE. Gerlondo. Buffalo (W)
GlUDIClANI, Giuseppe Utica (Wl
HOLlC, Joseph NJ. Binghamton (NN.
LAGER, Otto f., johnson City (W1
NEW YORK:
ANDERSON, Paul w. Jamestown ID W..
CANFIELD. Ernest P. Edwards % w
CaRUSo Amadeo, Buffalo (W).
GERESANE Ferdinnndo. Rochester (W).
ELLlOIsr, Adrian c., New Berlin (W).
HARRIS. VIM. A, sgt Carbettsville lW)
HA RSDENTEUFEL. Edward j., New
burgh lW).
McHAFFEY, Walter L., Elmira (W).
O'BRIEN. John B., Rochester ID vi.
URBAN, Bernard r., corp, Buffalo % W..
OHIO: -
NEBER. Car. w.. lieut.. Clereland (KJ.
Ollie. Henry. sgt. Columbus % W.
DETROW Walter H., sgt, New Spring
TRAGAPANE, Joe. Cleveland % W..
GREEN. John. Hoolssburgh Cd W..
lIElS, Powell j.. Cincinnati (K)
GAIT. William H.. corp. Toledo ID D.
MEsTAsS. John, Cleveland Cd W..
MILLER. Harry, Cleveland (kl.
PENNSYLVANIA:
NEEDHAM, Elmer j.. lieut., Philadelphia
ID ID.
DANG. George. corp. Philadelphia (K).
DANEY. William ", Webster (K).
GREEN, Marion NJ. Palmerton Cd d.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
JONES. Eugene l.. corp. Ridgeland ODD.
TENNESSEE:
GOURLEY, Joseph W. Chuckey (K).
NEAL. Thomas j., Liberty (kl
TEXAS:
MCAULEY, Laurence H., lieut., Son An
tonic ID D..
STOREY Weaver. Fort Worth CKl.
VIRGINIA:
BASS, Arthur w. South Richmond CK).
DODSON, Richard A., Fordwick (k)
WEST VIRGINIA.:
%!afPS0N, Wm. T.. lieat.. West Jmon a..
WALKER, Andrew L.. Sprnsdale % W.
WASHINGTON:
Connolly. e. B., corp, Aladdin ID W.
LESSON. William f.. Tacoma ID AZ
WlNEHARr, Earl T.. Snohomish ID W..
WISCONSIN,:
MPEAK. John. Sparta Cd w.
Al"lSkl Peter, Clayton ID W.
WYOMING:
MAMA, Guido Kemmerer I'd Va,
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Hay and Straw
Coffee, Sugar and Tea
Coffee Futures.-T market ~uled

Coffee Futures market ruled
irregular with orders either vav ce@il,
influencing prices. the opening was
unchanged 20 an advance OF S points.
Final prices were not unchanged 20
Al advance OF % points. II was re-
ported in some quarters ahas Brazil
Ind supporting orders here and it would
be quite natural that holders and spec
Nlntore there would Wish 10 scc he
20 rn"t nore holt steady. Tie vrinlo's,.
marhe-s we're little easier win The
carly cubic reporting a decline IN Rio
spots of 275 rcls, with Santos being
zoo lover.
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Reekn,an 5000
BIRTHS

MILLER Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller (noc
Lottie Rabinowitzl. i'll West End av. a
son. on December 20
suLZBERGER- Tuesday evening. December
~ 1918, at the Woman's Hospital. West
10Th st. daughter to M and Mrs. Ar
thur Hays Sulzberger. Mrs. Sulzbcreer
IS the daughter OF Nj. and Mira, Adoph s.
Ochs.
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CITY ISLAND
Bound South

siesms, Wn II Muody Rockpor M,,s for
Nee York % lie Eockport Granite Co with ,,o..
L 5 IAghrhouse steamer Dsi-r stcamer A5pinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

local OFFICIAL Record.-Ine following Official roc
r,a from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
ir,ins III. last tweniy four hours. IN comparison
sf g Tho corresponding dato q last year:
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON Dec 31.The casualty lists public by the
War Department today contain the 2S officers and enlisted
Of these 42 killed AZ died wounds died of
accident and other died Of disease t3 wounded severely
and 1879 missing in action.
The full list for New vicinity New York State New
Jersey and Connecticut The of the follows
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

OFFICIAL MOTION PICTURES
SURRENDER OF GERMAN FLEET
Gymnqstic Carnival -ExAitits-o'essess Sssskers
Jan TO + II. Men and Mouca Invited, Free
Bedford p, T. NJ. c. a. ll-l Bedford ave Btlg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

Butter.-Receipts were $500 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
ID, 6S]aM69c; extras. 90 score. Csc:
firsts, SO to 81 score, 631a@671bc: sec
onds, 80 to 81 score, 59M621ac; lower
grades, $50 58c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 7O1aM71c; extras, 69lsN zoe;
frsts. 65d SOC: seconds, 600 64l4c:
State dairy tubs good to prime. 500.
Coo; common to fair, 52Gslc; reno
waited, extras. 53n &c; hrsts. 5O052c;
lower grade. $40 49,; imitation cream
cry. frsts. ]'l1 4Sc; ladies', current
make, hrsts, 44C9 45c; seconds. 43c:
lower grades. ala 12c; packing stock,
current make, 30. !, 421aGq 43c; No.
=, IL lsc; lower grades. $50 4O1ac.
Checsc.-Rcceipts $50 boxes. State
whole milk, fresh fats. specials
colored or white, ID. 37d37A2c: aver
age run, 351a0 36'9c; lower grades
32M Soc; twins. specials. 3612M37lsc:
average run, 50 K a 36c; lower grades
"2'a35c; fats, held: as to cost and
quality. S0@37c; twins. held. as to
whole milk, twins, held, 34M3sa4c:
single daisies, held. 33M3Sc; fresh
$40 38c; double daisies. held 32ls a
37'2c fresh. 37M371 nc; young
Americas, fresh, 3sH M40c; stats
SKINS, specials, 2sM2s4ac; prime to
choice. 26@27'&c; fair to good, 2OM
25c; lower grades, 12MlSc
Eggs.-Rcceipts, G,l57 cases, not in.
Guiding s27 cases for cxport-Fresb
gathered, c.. extras. dozen, sra Csc.
extra hrsts, 65M &C. frsts, &c; sec
onds Goa CSC; dirties, No. l. 55@57c:
10. : and poorer, 4sG1 SIC: checks. good
10 choice, dr., Asa ASc; under crsdes
42@ doc; refrigerator, 4OM 54c; stato
Pennsylvania and nearly Western. hen
new whites, fine 20 fancy. SEA 95r.
ordinary TO prime. -0M sCc: gatbore, i
whites; ordinary 20 fine, ,0la SEC: pul.
io' whites, $50 &c; Pacific Coaef
Whites, e',tras, Soc; lower grades. -
SOC; pullets 65e070c; western ana
southern, gathered whites Goa soc
state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hcn'
merry browns, 70@'72c; gathered browns
and mixed colors. 63Q6sc.
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Livestock. Meats. Provisions

rollo7 ing arc yestorday's prices compared Will
hose of year ago
Yesterday A year ago
lave stcars fair 20
pitmr 700 70 sl3.75 GSi90o Holiday
Dn'sstA bee. si1cH,
ID. ............ .i5 q IT Holiday
Lawn veris common
urine 100 DISCO q 22.51 Holiday
Dressed vealA. cits
%. ........... ~ a ~ Holiday
iAre owes. 100 n 200 a 1000 Holiday
Live limbs fair 10
prime. 100 10. 1870 q 7.21 EcNAay
~srI mutton. ID IL 20 IA Holiday
% ascot lamts ci'y.
20 "a rs Holiday
i lrl ..f. 1880 @ 1909 ito idRy
n io.t ra-
N....... ~ a. ~, Nolidsy
Aief, pork. tNi &c 90 III 500 Hrl.dsN
Nrts h0"f nbl ]S.00 q 500 Holiday
Lard. Middle West.
~ ,...A.......24.l0 0lct.20 Holiday
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Humidity
-----------
Barometer Readings

n eocs p. NJ. 81. ia p 9o.l'
Local forecast AID ~.rrn-y Wednesday,
Thursday .ocal snoNs aud considerably colder, In
caeasing south winds shifting @ VS.. and uorth-
wcst Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

vance prices developed reactionarv
tendency, and closed at only slightly
above the lowest for the day. Stocks
are large. and while some Improvement
has been noted Of late in the West for
the cash demand, the Eastern markets
are very dull, and exporters say they
cannot get shipping permits for new
hi1c -'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-01

Corn. The price Of December corn
a. Chicago, after showing an carly re-
action, closed strong at the top Of the
season, or at $lci The later months
developed rcactionary tendency and
tnal quotations were 4 20 l@sc below
vac previous close. Country offerings
we're again liberal and cash markets
we're cas- err. Farmer. are believed to
DC Wiling to sell, and with shipping
restrictions now removed, the only
lhinG tina. stands in the way of lib
cfal movcmcnt - the weather. This
"as unlaVorablc, in as much as cxtcn-
size rains and SHOWS occurred over a
large part Of tho belt where country
roads wore already in very rough
condition. Tho Eastern cash demand
~as very SLOW, ~ buyers arc looking
Tor loWer figure, but come authoritics
nero believe that buyers nill be more
posed 70 take hold when .hcy see
mote corn moving from the farms
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eA~alN.foN. pv al-Is, wes'e,a -.
NO fs.s f-t esf 'aGs = q u4-.o-
tsj io,Ss .f.fae@Strarl t2rH',sI
lps oart-, oos''S''no o-.
Is ..,~m N,nt.si, vt tar nori.iacst s. a.ca
'ss rIa.-ish,l is,del'
F'cfc ecc svisrl s.us al sso.~s fror fire.
I.e@y Naun'trs eastward sni a'-p = As-I,aa
's s.rs covcr.rs tho dsl.'.s 'rs O. tie
Ns-issrp F'rss 10 upper Lac K anN >cf
ar.f, ANS r.
i.'e Eo-A rcpo-toS 49, ..a.r7
fsesf ..a -e.d atae- yes. He>i o' '-n
f'tssi. 0't i've c1 cf ii - fat,ac s.aies At'
l-.. t.a.r- sf,. = .c.,.iirS i1-r .tufses.
r.'.o viii be saee Ne..ar> IT,. .n .ae ,.so7
az rcsign i.N rai2 ,a-i. - IT,,
so,. ne ur7er 90 vaiiev anl Va. Tennessee
& an ..o IN me 50 f'a1 go .na o. , ~
ylou -sr l1.eor Lake resoa sTo upFer ONO
-" - ~, Mississippi River Sic Weather wii h.
l. a.p o. u.cn oder by Wednesday nigh, iu
p l.a.c region Inc OHIO Valloy Tennessee NC
i" Eas err sat~s and IN Thursday in tllr A
breasts tor Special Localities Western New
Yts- Rs1i ~ sior wol1esdey co.der al nigh.
ID sroa 'ghprsdav 'ocal snoqs and much colder.
t;sste7, Ncs fcrk-Rah IN south rain o. snor
moth portion Wednesday. wanna. Thursda,
Al saovs and co-si.iera' :, y -. eolqeT n,.
'he ms-nsaii!' isi. 'dsy cloudy and c"nsd'FaNN
,as, ,,5 S"s 1s1 ,5a goa.s ANA warmer
Nes Ie'~o' "a Nedresday. colder At nigh:
"a so,y ek, gcms nom portion
fss.sra pornsrysni' Rein ard ws-n,gr W set
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oi. from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
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Higisst temperature yes'erday. As degrees Cat
I 10 T. nj: lowest. 30 lst 80 a. M average.
IS average sams date as year zero, average same
osir r.. thirty three Years 81.
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New York: c0se cfnao iear
Oats No whts "a c yo1 ;hgo.
Chicago N] ""'uoy
S M,ns .'.'..,...,..... sly ss'. Holiday
SS1~-N" ''''..-...., .b9Ts 20 Hold Az
'a' .7Oh< ,70ia Hoilk av
Rye.-Market dull.
New YORK cin,e cIo.o ca
Cash. No West. ......3I7o $40 no,idsv
Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous year
Foa n* n Gr spring pat. si @,s so s2 uo,;S,
Corlmeal yellow gr s7s(i4oO 375G4 m uoiiG =
Bye -four; cnoice; o.So$s.25 S.so9s25 Hoi!dsv
Bran lo0-lh sacks. $500 $500 Holiday
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