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New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Dooli,lg Gets Information on
Broad Street Dealer Who
Was Mixed Up in Chicago
Bucket Shop Scandals
Grand Jury Gets Evidence
Assistant District Attorney
Expects Two Indictments
on Charges of Forgery

Assistant District Attorney Doolng
was informed last night that q stock
broker operating on Broad Street OBJ
tanned 100000 last week from sales
Of worthless oil stocks and that the
money was still coming in rush. This
broker, Mr. Dooling was told, has a
police record in Chicago and was mixed
up in bucket shop scandal in that
city several years ago. The District
Attorneys office will investigate.
Mr.. Dooling yesterday presented to
the June additional grand jury part of
the results Of his investigation into
the sale of worthless oil stocks. He
said he expected to finish submitting
his information to the grand jury to-
day.
Seven witnesses, Mr. Dooling said,
appeared yesterday before the grand
jury. Two of them, he added, were
Clarence Rice, Of the Andrew Cone
General Advertising Agency, Of 154
Nassau Street, and Joseph H. Hurd,
assistant secretary of the Guaranty
Trust Company, a director of an oil
company that is producing oil
4)c.OIC SOlIlS iutO tliC 81 NilO vi y
room Mr.. Rice described to him, Mr.
Dooling said, the advertising Of the
Rangeburnett Oil Company stock which
the Andrew Cone agency placed at the
direction of Paul A. Newman, broker.
Mr.. Newman, Mr.. Dooling said Mr.
Rice told him, had paid the Andrew
Cone agency sc 900, which covered the
Range geburnett advertisements for Paul
A. Newman & Co., Walter J. Pierce
G. Co. and Thomas Hughes & Co., brok-
erage firms. Previous to the work of
nan & Co., of 1875 Broadway, had been
given the Rangeburnett advertising by
Mr.. Newman, Mr.. Dooling said Mr. Rice
told him.
An advertisement which was pub
lished May II in a New York news
paper by Paul A. Newman & Co., con-
cerning Rangeburnett stock said the
Rangeburnett company, following q
meeting of it's board of directors May
6, was negotiating for the purchase OF
company then producing oil at the
rate of $4,000 barrels daily, Mr. Dool
ing said. Mr.. Dooling said that Mr.
IluIu, WHO Is UlTcCtOr IN tnlS com
pany which is producing the oil, denet
that the Range burnett company had ne
gotiatcd for a contract or held an op
tion on the property of his company.
Dr.. Jose B. Delmasse, promoter
conferred with Mr.. Dooling yesterday
and told him that he never negotiated
for contract or for an option for the
purchase of this oil company. Mr.
Dooling declared that Mr.. Newman tolc
him Wednesday that he inserted an ad
vertlscment May II saying the Range
burnett company was about to take
over another oil company that was
producing oil because DR.. Delmasse
had told him he had an option for the
purchase.
Before entering the Grand Jur,
room yesterday Mr. Dooling declared
the evidence he had up to now woule
result, he believed, in at least two
indictments and the charges woulc
probably include forgery, obtaining
money under false pretences and max.
ing false statements or advertising as
to securities.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
incorporation

srA1 AhnAN " Ss D' e were
vona. XII Tfo . csmany Inc. $500 Brooklyn knit
aa 9' an Rads5 sfIs5H rss TnwsfS BrHoSSa and L.
dsal g s,tccks. bonds. merchandIse ana rropery
% Tlr, 1is,rlty cor29ra.:oq, Inc. s. eoo n5sqklvn
II. W Van AIea, 2Os 1Indcriill Avenue. Brooklyn
Soa enotsc as9y eGD9y sna q o%
mer Denu1!nk. II. ]. Pike, VIM. z. Lorimer. Nor
- Eadie's Preserving Corporation. $4,000: Penn
an ysn = 5u os ssss' as 'nS ooEs F. ysos
5a s9fd lsss nss 5Ss 's1o Ia ss ass,s2 ssay VI
Pop Bottlns Company Inc, 81. 900: Bronx:
51'9ua9E ss'sa'd a "e'F ;sho ' s5S 5h''i% Hs.
n.sa a.ss Ea2 ss'S"I .I w.sS sS
'a ry sp9 sa n1s1aS4y SS* Man
Essssr G'%ssss "a: SA Tsp sss's
Roach Leasing compsny. Ino., 5000;
s h1shss sa's sSs ss Cato. '""s 11sr
nssss %sAy Fys.~ rempsv W.m ln'
sf sss wsa & aa & fshssfS s2ssi Ssw 11nI' TaT D. c'h"
Goodyear Overall Company. mo. $500:
Manhattan' manufacturing. oyerails. uni
forms and wearing apparsi; J. n. Wolf,
Watkins Street, brooklyn.
browns I'nkory md Restaurant Com
pAny, Irs., eB.o0d Manhattan; restaura mt
business, Abraham j. lialprin, Rose Blum =
Htein. s.. II. GanA, $50 Nassau Street, New
York,
Bon Ton Cloak Company ine,, $4,000,
MpnhattanI mnnyfnGturing ladies' elealsa
and suitaj tose Ifeit, Hyman Het, Hyman
Goldman. 607 East 14oth HtFsot, New York
Fountain Products Corporation, 10000,
ManhattanI nonfeci ionery nnd soda fsun :
tan produatsJ William q Cushmap, A, i.
Ths verihest Garaao Company, fns,, s16,
oeo hre"t,IIymi aarassa ad,s b,ssineessi J4|l4s
per, ao1 Broadway, Naw Tork City
blake, Dobbs Company, Inau $500, ,o6ai
Long Haachi general import, export buni.
ness; Thomas III, Blake, Thomas A. Blake,
Edward II. Dobhs, Long Beach. T., ].
Rsaitor building and Construotio1 o.,
Ss;%:ss S%s %''s" Hs Hs''s'
nissS,,n 1a;s d"ss sh.y 9s"n. aGs hs
Tbs R5bulldIng CsrpsTatlsn, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
In dus tri 8
Cotton

Although higher prices at Liverpool
lent little early strength to the cot
ton situation yesterday, the market re-
manned vulnerable to liquidating sales
and at the close was 25 to 38 points
net lower. In the fore part of the day
October got as high as 1880, but
dropped back to low Of 1915. There
was heavy selling on all rallies, and
each decline took prices Il little fur
ther down.
Weather conditions were much more
favorable, particularly in the South
west Texas and Oklahoma had had
no rainfall overnight, and tempcra-
lures were higher. Map readers pro-
dlctcd spell of clear, warm weather
for the Southwest. This is just what
is needed to enable planters to cult
vatc the crop. June usually is a good
month for the growing cotton, and
traders look tQS a marked improve
ment in the crop condition.
Advices from the goods markets in
dlcatc less active demand. Some of
the gray goods held by second hands,
VINO probably bought on speculation,
arc said TO be coming back on the
market at concessions Of u to z cent
from the high point. The cloth mar
ket appears to be impressed, it is said,
by hnts from financial quarters that
1t would be we'll to so slowly at pre-
vaillng prices. Manchester reported a
quleter market. Sales of spot cotton
nave fallen off at Liverpool, and also
in the South.
In the local spot market middiine
upland wes quoted at 31.40, a decline
OF 80 points. Exports from all ports
were 27,O56 bales.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Miscellaneous

AKRON, Ohio--Fassnacht & Son; Mr..
fassnacht, representative: Pennsylvania.
,l,s11c. b0sToNpMission Is \, supply House Of
and mission furniture and supplies
Bresiin
BUFFALO J. McCol, general line:
BRiDGEpORT, Conn.-~u. Cohen. meat:
Commodore.
ciiICAGO-Fic}s g Co Nj r'iclss, art
goods: etc: HonnsyiYaria.
ttllt tAGO-Sears ROchuCk Co.; D. L.
Atkinson, hosiery; Il. A. Thompson. under
wear 1l5 Fifth Avenue
TI-Eppatein 6; Son. J. Epp-
stein. wholesale fruit; Longacre.
CLEVELAND-J. Hartman Co.; j. Hart
man, groceries; Pennsylvania.
DIES MOINE ES-W. Toyt Co.; W. Boyt.
wholesals and manufacturers saddlery;
Pennsylvania.
lunG; Mr Ehlund. photo supplies; Marl-
il!LWAUKEE-J. B!thcr. clothing and
.genr5. 7. Z i, :; ,,ennsylvania .,
rgsooas 5,o e:s A6sfacSa n ''l"' berg ''''A'"s
MONTREAI. = william Rutherford &.
Sons CO., william -Eutherford. manufac-
turers sashes. etc Msrlboroush ,s,a
infsnts' wear: 4o4 Fourth Avenue.
PITTsBr EGH-I<a ufrlan & Baer Co. {;
Miss Toois j@niors girls and ch'ldrens
pHILADEIPH1A-W Poorman, general
line; Herald Square.
WHEELING, ". va.--1T. Rempkc. gem
e-al line, Pennsylvania.
ST. I.OCI&J s5eidei Co.; j. Seidel. rep
resantativc; Pennsylvania.
UTICA, y Y--H Silbcy Co.; ". silbcy,
toys: Breslin.
Wil.K KES-BARRE. Penn-GlancAopf Co. :
MI Glanckopf general l!ne; Pennsylvania.
ESViLLE, Ohio-Fndeiss Bros; w.
Fndeisa. wholesale leather; Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
General Merchandise

;, AIBANY-s. Caplan. general merchan-
a. II. Dawson. dry goods. notions. ready
house furnishing goods; 4oi Fourth Ave
BALTIMoRE- E-M Goldberg. general
merchandise: Pennsylvania.
BoSTON-M. Zimmerman. general mer-
ch@ndise; broadway Central.
RoSToN Washburn Bros. Co.: Wash
burn Credit House; c. T. Washburn. dry
chandise. Murray Hill.
BIFFALO-Clawson & Wilson Co.. dry
goods; j. L. Clawson. president; 43 Leon
CHlCAGo-A. /. Bernstein. dry goods
and furnishins goods; Pennsylvania.
CLENEl.AND-.c. Schmidt. general mer-
chandise; Pennsyivania
CLENELAND-I. Ginsberg. general mer-
chandise: Pennsylvania
'ONlNGpON, ky.-W. Berger, general
DALLAS San Dysterbach Dry Goods
Co.; ,.,, c. q Kellogg. dry goods; Manhattan.
), pE pEIROlTIS. Herser, general merchan-
DErROIT-J. L. Hudson Co.; Mr.. War
ner' merchandise manager; Assoc. Mdsg.
Corp, 22a Firth Avenue.
GOLDsBORO, y. C.-H. weils& Bro :;
l.. Well. drygoods. notions. furnishing
goods carpets. upholsiery general NOR
chandise If East Twcnty-third Street
room SOS.
GROVE. Va-w. c, Close Co.: w. C..
CLOS =, ssneral ;nercha andsc Pennsylvana
GREENSBC re. PenD.-Ncw York Store ;
Miss T. kahanowitz, piece drygoods, mill
lnsry ana ready to wear; PENNSYLVANIA.
MlLWAU Is Ec-J. kads. general mer-
chandise Grand.
MuNNEAPOLIs, MINI - The Dayton
Company' e. Sinc!air, representing 2-5
Fifth Avenue. Sth floor.
PORTLAND, Ore. Nemiro Company;
Mr.. Nemiro, representing: Fred Bauer; is
East Twenty sixth Street.
ROC HESTER-M NJ. Harris. general mer-
chandise; Cum beriand
TORONTO, Canada-M Rosenthal, gen
eral mcrchandise. Latham
SYRACtSE. \. Y.-S. Burdic1 & Sons
!. Hurdlek. mems and women's ready TO
Woari ll3} Broadway. care of Marine.
WATERNILIE Me.-M. H. Brown Co :;
Mr. Brown, drygoods; Wilder. 1861 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Louis COHEN. Plaintiff. against EVA
COHEN, Defendant. Action for Absolute
Divorce. Trial desired In New York County.
Summons.
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer tho
complaint in this action, a1d to serve
copy Of your answer on the Plaintiffs At
torncy within twenty days after the SER
Vice OF this summons, exclusive of the day
Of service, and in case Of your failure to
appear, or answer. judgment, by default.
will be taken against you for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. March Sth. 1919.
SAMUEL DICkSTE1N,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, Office and Post once
Address, No. 299 Broadway. New York
City.
To the Defendant, EVA COHEN:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
of Hon George v: Mullan, Justice Of tho
Supreme Court Of the State Of New York,
dated April 18th, 1919. and fled with the
complaint in the Office of the Clerk of the
County of New York, ct the County Court
House, in the Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
Dated. New York City, May 1st. 1919.
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and P. o,
Address. 299 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Sugar and Coffee
Current A yeas
prices. ago.

Current A year
prices. ago.
sssssss; sss;s;: jf%;,'H|fsss ;s H. e; e. ~
Sugar. Good bueiness IL reported In
refined sugar for export to neutral
countries, Sugar is going forward for
the account Of the Royal Commission
In satisfactory volume, Local refiners.
being heavily oversold, continue to re-
fuse furthor orders,
Coffce,--Coffoo WAS dull and feature
less and closed with nat lassns of to
7 points, The market sooms to ha
awaiting developments, Brasil has
largo quantities of coffee and the now
crop is coming on, Many parts OF the
world have little or no coffee, Tho
question seems to bn, "Will tha vest of
she world buy Brazil's coffee et pres
ont prieesW Many Judges hslieva tho
werid will buy on a hand-te-mouth
basis until prisss decline, There Is
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
MEMS " ear

BETHLEHEM, PENN. Silberstein Co.
J. siiverstein, clothing; Pennsylvania.
BOSTON E. Washburn, clothing
Latham.
BOsTON-C. A Browning Co; J. ].
Crowley. hats; Continental.
DETECIT-D. A. Mackenzie, mems fur
nishing goods, hats; Commodore.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Woclf Bros, fur
nishine goods ]. r. Cove.i, hats; Penn
sylvania
LOUIsv1LLE-LevyB Bros: ". F. schad
hats, Latham.
PHILADELPH1A-s. Liebnan Co.; s
Liebmar. Jobs in shirts; Grand.
PlTTSBCBtiH-E Joseph. drygoods
mems furnishing goods: Anson!a.
P1TTSTON. Fenn.-Max Loonstein, cloth
ting and mems furnishings. Broadway Cen
t:a
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storage Warehouse
0 WEST 133RD ST.
Il 1X,L.,S,I, - otI,II C,I,


To Mrs. Clara Garland. Miss Lucy Lou
don, Prof. Pastor Penalver, Mr.. Chas.
Steber Mr.. A. Gonzales. Mrs Parks, Mrs.
Nettie Cresey, Mrs NJ. e. Woods, Mrs.
Headley. and Mrs. Moore: You and each
OF you are hereby notified that. the time
for tho payment of our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given
you, we will cause such property, to wit:
Household Furnishings, comprising pianos,
dressers. chiffoners. tables. buffets. rock
ers, chairs, pictures, carpets, rugs. china.
kitchen ware. books, cases. trunks and
general household effects. merchandise.
etc. enumerated in the warehouse in
ventory Issued to you by this warehouse,
stored by you or in your name Cor in
which you may have an tnterest) in the
Metropolis Storage Warehouses. to be sold
at public auction, according to the statute
in such case made and provided, at 81
West 13Sth St.. ON SATURDAY, JUNE
c1ST, 1910, at 1890 A. NJ. and If the sale
thereof Is not completed said date the
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter, be-
ginning ut 1870 A. NJ. on each day, and
continuing until all the goods sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Railroads Handling New
Wheat Crop EApc<lifiously

WASHINGTON, June 5.-1mprove-
ment in shipping conditions at the sea-
board has been such that railroad ad-
mnigtrat!on officials said to-day the
permit system for moving the new
grain crop probably would not be put
into effect before the end Of the month.
1t had been expected that harvesting,
now we'll unde~ way in tho Southwest as
far north as Kansas, would compel tho
institution Of the system by juno 15
TO prevent congestion OF storage IA
cilities
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
House Furnishings, Floor Coy.
crings, Furniture, Drapery

lDBEEs. = Y~-~Knoa- -y.sraix Furni~
f.'e "a. u. J. fo7nig, ratp~'s and furns-
tfff, NDfz.snoHDTe
~ .-fftf-hG Aims H. DoeLte ro., T.,
- Ff*>f>f, carfe's, rugs. Uno.@onsa; 80
EstsS s4r. latham
E&kT. DI5/. EpDs~~~s>yHvu TfIcrntsoo
~ ~ ). U~ny+, rnEs, UDholstefy sDo1s.
=. FAsHviLi.E 7eBn~-~T Wb4t@, fuFnt~
Erei bfeslig
:. NsltYH ADABH> XsAus>>x. H. HfNSf1H
t1sTetW< o.. w. H. TbijDDs> fsasn,tDys>
|xyx Aye14,e
:. ,.FlssLADEI.rr1A~~D 1'faosnsA H. Ee, !
y, JfytfDas, csstets, uDfDLss@fv< Fstk
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL Be RECEIVED By
the Board of Water supply, at its
Offices twenty second foor, Municipal
building. Park Row. Centre and charlbers
streets, New York City. until II A. NJ. on
Tuesday. June 10. 1919. for Contract 2o2.
for the construction OF about z miles of
highways. including clearing. grading.
draining, building OF culverts and guard
rails, around the Schoharie reservoir. In
the Towns OF Gilbo2 and Conesville, Scho-
harie county, Prattsvile Greene county.
and Roxbury. Delaware county, New York.
At the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
the above address,. at the Office of tho
Secretary, by deposting the OF ten
dollars (s1O) In cash or its equivalent for
each pamphlet. For further particulars
apply TO the ONCE of the Chief Engineer.
at the above address,
JOHN r. CALVIN. President;
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
L. ]. ORE1LLY.
Commissioners. Board of Water Supply.
BENZ. f. EINBIGLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Enacts New Trademark Law

Information has been received by
tie Department Of Commerce that a
rev trademark Law has heen enacted
10 Nondurax and viii be IN force from
August I next, under which thero will
he registration fes of $50 gold for
czna mark, This increased fes will
not apply to applications filed before
Auuuaf
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06

Oats.--Oats moved in narrow
range. Cash demand was slow. Re-
ceipts were slightly larger and coun-
try offerings are increasing.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. go
Oats. No. 0 e'
white .so7sM@ .soA so.7sM so.s1M
Chicago: '-7 Y.
July ............. .Gs1s .asM .o71A
septcmber ........ .etta .e5fs - -
December .66la $685.
Rye.-Market lower.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close. close aco
Cash No. West. .S1.041a $1.80h 6lDH
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Chinese Students Sentenced
For Anti-.Japanese Rio,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-The Chi
ncse students who took part in the
riots at Toxic over the settlement of
the Shantung question by the peace
conference have been found guilty and
have been sentenced, according to q
cabled message from Toxic.
Thirty were arrested and nine con-
victed. Three leaders we're sentenced
to prison for ten months. They have
appealed to the Appellate Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
SINCLAIR GUILE CORPORATION
FIRST LIEN TEN YEAR CONVERTIBLE

90 GOLD BONDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. pur-
suant to the terms OF tho Indenture of
Mortgage dated March 1st. 1877, from
Sinclair Gulf Corporation to Bankers Trust
Company Of New York, as Trustee. tho
said sinoiair Gulf Corporation has called
for redemption on tho 18th day OF June.
1919. at l1osa OF tho face amount thereof
and accrued interest. all OF the bonds now
outstanding and secured by said mortgage,
after which date all interest on said
bonds VIII ceass and all coupons attached
The said bonds Will be redeemed ana
al sums dus thereon paid by Bankers
Street. borough OF Manhattan. city OF
Nsw York. on or after Juno 18th, 1919.
Registered bonds viii be paid only to
tho registered holders or THAR duly au-
thent!cated transfersaa and all unma-
tured coupons must accompany tho bonds
to which they apperta!D,
Ownership certificates covering accrued
Interest to June 18th, 1910. should accom-
pany the bonds whom presented for re-
demption.
'NolAyMoarop 600 ulvIoN1s
J. FLETCHER FAHHMLI. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
Clothing
Mems High Grade Suits

made by high class custom tailors
Save 'Try-on TROUBLES"
VALUES AZ $50 and $50.
Call and see for yourself
4. & U. CLOTHES SHOP
81 West 83d ST. opposite McAlpin
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
SURROGATES' NOTICES

SHERMAN. FREDERICK WIN PURsC.
ance of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Frederick W.
Sherman, lt late OF the County Of New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouch-
Of transacting business. at the office Of
Merkls s. Mcrkle. his attorneys, at No. 2a3
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan.
in the City OF New York. State of New
York, on or before the 25th day OF July,
1919.
ESBERT A. BROWN. Executor.
MERKLE & MERkLE, Attorneys foY
Executor Office and p. O. Address. 233
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Shoes

DOSTON--C. f. Novey e. Co; II. r
leighton. jewclry, leather goods. ladies'
shoes: 2f3 Church street.
PITTSBURGH. Penn. Hartmann e
Baer &C.. Mr. Tobey, shoes. 4oi Fourth
Avenue.
RALEIGH. n. C.-TIelcr Bros; Mr.
Heller. shoes: Marlborough
SEAf1 Lt-lson Marche; Mr. Thompson
shoes, Associated Mcrcha nGisinS Corpora
ton. 215 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan. q Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby siyen 70 al persons s,n,sd having claims
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber, al its place Of transacting business,
No 26 Broad Street, In the City of New
York or before the 18th day OF Au-
Dated. New York. the soth day OF Jan.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
TAYLOR. HUMEs & BEGG. Attorney
for the Executor. "a Broad Street.
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Spot middling sold in the Liverpool
market at 1850. Sales were 5000 bales,
of which 5000 wero American. I'm
ports were $4,000 bales. including 1o.-
0CO American. Business in cloths and
yarns at Manchester was quiet. The
Liverpool Exchange will be closed to-
morrow, Monday and Tuesday in OBJ
scrvance of Whitsuntide.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
-eailsas-. + ancy Goods, Jcwelry

BAITTMORE-A. Rosenberg Co.; A.
Rosenberg. Jewolry etc; Broadway Cen
trail
BosTQN. Mass-C. r Hovey & Co.; H.
=. leighton, jewclry. leather goods ladies
shoes Pas Church street.
BCNFALO--C. Strauss Co.; c. Strauss.
Wholesale jewelry; Pennsylvania.
PATTERSON. n. J.-W. Hoffman Co.. w
Hoffman, JeWclry: Broadway Central.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Detective Agency
Furniture

WFSTLOTORN'S Detective Agency.-Shad-
owing. confidential investigation. etc. 90
East 42d. Phone Murray HIN 2742
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
APARTMENTS TO LET

apartment. Ielephone
Mornlngside 6748
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Buyers Arriv q
Ssi3 between A. nd r.

pITTsBrRGH g Glass Co.: ]. A..
Knox, glasswarei Alcaxar.
r. ROC ROC !, t.S,FTK n Y.-ll. B. Graves
curtains draperisa, crocheyy. china glass
ware and house furnishing goods, Commo-
dorc
WATERBURY,, conn.-Reed & Hughes
c. G-ygoods. etc. E. A. Briggs furniture
spt Fourth Avenue; Wood ward
WORCESTER. Maes.-Carson. Rolander
& Co.. j. +. Carlson. furniture ana hougc.
furnishing goods. Manhatian
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Notions, Toilet Goods. D~,,~s

BlNGHAMTON. n. Y - John p. Nor
gan Co.. Ii. L. Miller. ribbons. laccs. en-
nrol@eriss, EandAerchiefs, ladies' neck
nHlpGnpoRT, Conn-Howiards: J. "
hlel:. notions, laces, D. G. Alliance. 4o4
Fourth Avenue.
DUtFALO, H. Y.-Adaln Noldruna &.
anderson. Miss Nylander: nociwear and
fanCy sood Syndicate Trading Co.. $50
F.'tG Avenue.
SAcO. Me- j bradbury Co.. e. J..
bradbury. drugs; Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
BOARDERS WANTED

18TH ST, 121 WEST.--Large front room
hot and cold water, near bath table. desk
accommodated
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

COUPLE. colored efficient. first GLASS
cook, waiter in club small hotel;
capable taking entire charge kitchen, din
ing room: years reference; wages $3.50.
Telephone Williams. 1853 Westchester:
write. 514 Van Nest ave.
JAPANESH EAGLE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.-Reliabe; domestic; expert
enced; professionals: first class help.
Unity Building, 10l West 42d S. Bryant
77S7.
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Offerings to Buyers

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EIIr2

DENvEE-A =. Lewis E. Sons: Miss
Gut@Te.isr. tnrs; FersIson. West
Twenty ninth Street
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There has been some falling off in
the demand for teas, but considerable
business continues to be done with in
terror jobbers. Javas are in good re-
quest. Prices of Japan have been ad-
vanced.
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100
packages follow:
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Butter, Cheese and Egass

Butter.-Receipts were 1904 pack
ages. Creamery higher than extras, lb.
50 z "a 53c; extras, 92 score. SIC; firsts,
SO to 81 score, 5oM51hc; seconds, s3
70 81 score, 4s@49kc; lower grades,
46@47c; unsalted higher than extras,
55@55 }3c; extras, 54M5412c; frsts, 52
a. 80 &c; seconds, 49M51c; state dairy
tubs, finest, 51M51 l2c; good to prime
49G6olsc; common to fair. 45M4Sc;
renovated, extra frsts, 49M5Oc; lower
grades, 45047c; ladies'. current make
frsts, 46M47'2c; seconds, 45c; lower
grades, 43@44c; packing stock, current
make No. l, 44la@45c; No. 2, 44c; low
er grades, 40M43c.
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Buyers Coming g

CLEVELAND. O.-Clawson 8: Wilson
M Force. furs; 80 W. 32d Street: cx-
pocted June s, 1313.
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Orchard and Field
Yesterday A year eeo.
Beans, marrow,
100 lb....... S11.TB@ -- $3.50 -
Peas. Seth, 1918 1000 800 12.25@12. 80
Potatoes. NV. Dbl 4.G0@10.5O 5.50@o 500
Apples, Bald. BIB I2.50GQ - 5000 300
Grapefruit box. 400GD 800 1900 400
Oranges. box. 1000 800 1000 500