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New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Miscellaneous

ADDISON y. Y.-smith Bros: u. Smith, rep
o,iA!i iAMis,TEnDAM ,AM y. y.--L Locvenhelln. miI SUD-
BosT6Ss-5. r. Anscy aco. T. O. r,ua,.v
ynrps' ,nsm cotton underwear wrappers, coscts la
riR 4Ysnus nS s ass Mss N''n' under
n,tra tTsiaMoo-M, ,o.s o,.. H. Lrita Co; A. B Lci,h
er c@AGnmA Nc. a. + Fielder sons r. o. Fled.
cAc"o's'kf P "'s'f ''m'p"uss r. Hs:d ns''s% 4 Co. r. nn.n,
'f,f M bla"fY s"' fxSoa' .s
Ssl sS@1ushs shlsns onGT ss,ss and Co.
HANVHLE. renn.-B. Cohen cIotnng and gen
EA4sT'oN- Penn William LaubacD & Sons: Mr.
. -, tay ,or, laees embioideres. trimmings neck
GRAND RApIDs~ii. A. schafer. cigars. etc
cras. mAhT@9np. rss}dt, HsIlpsrn 4 Gross: \.
HAMPTON, Va.-i Ksner. drysoods S,,iVaUpS spd gen
MERlDE%'' ERlD''rs connw 'e1St' + SqIiaf Hail Co w Nal,
S N@ronT S;i'o SaSs Nts Ssn'nsnta vs ,ov,0 con,n.
a'ssEs wnuHe n%usHsesa4Sls q VIZ HSfas eass 'l
A. Munger notions books jsey silyersre son china
0ss VIEW va fA~Ss CSSm%saG5C po,,
EaSsn sll; lacss ard gloves D. G. Alliance alliance. q soi
'eSf'R NoRFoIK ATeRuss vs-c.Door 8 t,.,r.. - a, ''
MORE Mo9RToIK. va, - Vaughan & Barnes: Mr..
,riiiLADELIPIHafiI'll@M sAlsr cabne,maRors. gun
PHILADELPuiA,--Nlar weinroth: notion. bos
iery underwear. gloves; Bresn ''''0"'' nos
III, bukGh..-kaufnan Dept. Store; J. W
h,orne' honr Toys ana trunks: l2Gl Broadway: ION
o,Is rIsLATTsBrRc. N. l.-E j. Clsrh's Sons: $
y Adler. trimmings; 200 Fifth Avenue room oo
J. ESScNEsTgh e. WsSsn v. yMscurdy Robinson Co
aue; f. :, ca care ..of,,,I Of Leonard
~ hoe,Ht,EsI,T:h. HES N Y-sibley. Lindsay Cur
aoIt; inf intaHts Htsroear wear zs2 Fourth Avenue
Miss NJ Curran. gloves and umbrellas: Miss (
Mels' fnas h"ndkerchefs; ss4 Fourth Avenue 18th
MONTREAL. can:-vnoberg Goodman & Co g.
y;,, bs Nhnebe5g h SIX piece goods; Pennsylvania
eoS san 40, JOSE. Cal o A; Hale Is CO. G. WI
son. mems and boys clothing and ftrnish;nes
Imperial: will be here March 26th TO fnr ies,,
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FOREIGN PORTS

LIZARD March 1o.-Passed: Steamer Marken
,iDDUNGENEss March 49, Passed Steamer
MSTSs' Sayaon' npo for G5Snt s..usr
BTIENos AYnEs. March ls., Arrived, Steam
sls@,ss Y",s o,1 F5iacs y GsTl; Norfolk. ., s.
Nankns, San Francisco and Honolulu for Hong
NtGd5a GiBnALTAn March ,a a. Arrived Steamers
Tseu saed h Acana Ns% a0T f9r
Sand Key: Brandywine urom, Marseillesl New
Sneia ro from New Yo %es
Rd FER ,sI" Maros N"pss Hasx Arrived
WTsa..dd5 S5[sSh Dui 6t Now Yor Sailed 18Th n stssmsf
oHshima Mau S Jap New fyaa Yofs via sf'emes caes
Borneo lDut. Philadelphia: l7th motor f'A'sili ship
GoTHENBrRC: March 0. Sailed. Steamer
ROMA MsRSfhlEs; 81 Nsv Marsn YoI H. - Sailed Steamer
Dysl' 81 81 SAzAiS& 'S'a SaSsa 95-ssed: Steamer,
S,.ss ANIwERp Merch ls-sailod; Steamer Sonia
(pdd MAVRE E.,. March xc 12-Artived Ship samoena
c%s, = s5sn5oF% ''S" Sew York arrived Schooner
eraas Sr{ SS5t9h Lore 'FT. Noa}oih Sr}aH DUNK
tHi ~ AhIIl. hHrcn lb.-PasSed. Steamer
Ansaldo. Ita!l philadelphia for Genoa ''''''-''
LIZARD. March 10.-Passed: Steamer Missouri
Wr.l, Philadelphia for London
udnhS,s, nANDS END. y, Mar March & 49, Passed Steamer
k!NSALE. March l9Passcd: Steamer Ventura
Cork o ioi
nssI; GENoA IN March 49, Arrived. Steamer puca
btEST March l3.-Arrived: steamer III ORR
rio jANEiRo March 1l.-Arrlved: Steamer
PGnnma Dan, Mobile via Fort Arthur.
- pEACHY HEAD. March lT.-Passed: Steamer
GGIlia nan;l. New York for Antwerp '''s"'A''
ELSiNohE March l7.-passed: Steamers Hell
mer Morch DAM. New York for Copenharen
"oudrichem New York for Copenhagen
NAGASAkI March l.--Arriyed: Stecmo,
Thomas ttransport), San Francisco and uonolp,
for Vladiyostoi
KOBE. March l1-Arrved Steamers yene-
zuela. San Francisco and Honolulu for Hong kon9
etc; March 49, Arabia Maru Clap.] Tacoma ''fo 70!
Hon. Kong. Sailed March l2 steamer KIM
Matu tJap) San Francisco MIN
GIBRALTAR. March is.-Arrvcd Steamers
Arsonne New York for Tripoli. etc; Hudson Mar,
sJapJ. New York for piraeus: Nordksp DAM
Galveston via Newport News Sailed: March i
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DosTo: March 20 2o,Arrivsd. steamcrs Has
for French port' Matoa. Nmeort Nlems snip ror-
a@ hs S[sh wsio b'Sng So1o Ayrss Karin s1s od
Newport News and Rio de Janero; Greclan, Phila-
PORTLAND. Me- March 2o--.Arrsed Steam
ets Ixion .Br), London. f.ekonia lBr). Glasgow
Sniled steamer Queen Louise (Br.l, Gibraltar
-, nALTIIlMonr; Morch go,1A,rsed: AR, sts4mers
a9' pe n,co Msce a Ne" yorN sno nsa Nsr Ns!
MMcvada tDau1, Nov ioth rlesrcd: steamers
12so Mara Jsp New YORK; Gohc Prince Or
tfor orders Flsido (Eor,. islo de- IancIro: wiEa
lNofl. senia Marta Spbrosa. tiuisaneca. Arnold
Ms Monar % Aso' ecss sa'a ay s'tf"'s 5q ordsr rs
Gretayalc Or. Glasgow; aubrosa. Guaniea; Ar.
' ssS sIssS RNNcs@co s@ N"S,f Marsh 20 Arrived steam
or, r, Tnll;nimS Mala lJsp), Nsw YORK; Whining.
rhiLADELpnIA. March 2o-Arlyedi ieh
saao a No,'0 Er,9na WIZ ps yS. %sw y.g vol chi.
fBrj, patras and torl Piraels and Constantinople
na nannsI Glpfaltsr pnr, a. naaya (cub AnwerP J.
Golhenbulg. Merauke, Copenhagen: Paraguay. Sa
pns pn.ey A. obc. rsse N Ny York sn motor schooner
CLAYMoNT. Del. March 2O-Arriyed; Steamer
Dl.LAWARE BKEAKwArER. March 2o-Ar~
riyed; rived Steamer Corsica. Boston for New yofk
rRsSed KS 3qt lSi stesmers Manchester Shipper
Phil.delphia Tor Port Antonio; goth, steamers Ans
Cacoon Philadelpha tor Jucaro Aspen 1swed. e,
Philadelphia for Galveston; Bar narDor, Philadel-
Steamer < p Macer ss Norfolk 'Ga for Boston
caIii,s NhW oRLEANs n. March cleared; Steamers
via 2o9S SH"'G Gladiator A. n'I0n verpoo ps
Harry Farnum Yampico; Manx Isles tBr.), havre
Frcntera via Tampico: Vera 1Norj. Belize via
Pot Barrlos; I3 Yoro Hond). Ceba.
Fred W: Weller, New York; Culfight Port Arthur
Hugo DAM, Cienfucsos: Jalsco Mex. Progreso
errs Baron Baeyens (BesD. Antwerp; Belyernon
lNor), Port Barr1os; City of Montgomery: New
0moa; Remier lBelg.), Antwerp. Santa Cristina.
Gnadaloups VA Barbados sori (ltal), genoa via
NGidh cnAET6S faSSSl Sia Marc rGlS aSAtved Steamer,
Mohawh. Jacksonyille (and sailed for New York;
Mcltonian tBr.1 BrunswiclS (and sailed for United
NORFoLK. March 9o.-Arrived: Steamers Mara
val tBrl, New York |and sailed for West indies
9,;i6ratsr; , pu1ham 'Brl Liyerpooi schooner Pusey
Pussy Jones No (Norj, Norfolk: steamers Aber-
deem. New York: Espagne CFr). New YORK.
Espagne (Trl, HAVE. Crstobal. Crisobal via Pan
GALVESTON March 2o-.Arrived: Steamers
Discoyercr tBr). Liverpool: Sabine, Sabine; Lam
pasas, New Work Sailed: Steamer Colonel Bowie.
SOUTHWEST PASS La. March 9O.Auived
Merrimack. rhilsdelphia via, savannah: Katahdin,
Boston via Charleston. Sailed Steamers Basto
v, sAvANNAH MN Ga March ;,, 2OmArrlyeds steamers
Zidiik formerly Dutch) Tampa Sailed: Steamer
rrins Wilem Matanzas
PensSs2la; Msyoll. New orleans a
PORT TAMPA. Fla. March 20.-Saed: Steam
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BAT.rIMORl,--JocI Gutman & Co A. Gutman.
representing. dry goods: 200 Fifth Avenue; Gre
BEAR CREEK. Ala Phillips & Son: J.
f s"sy4l Fenes Sons cfsd t. Rivers
sislani mctcnandiss manager. j.. shea. represent
ing lS West Thirty, street
Co; j. Pcarlstein and NJ Pearlstein general
merchandise; Commodore,
poyle .s. reprssentns. ready to wear: 1870 Fourth
womens and misses ready to wear millinery. fancy
goods aud carpets; " West Twenty eighth Street
DETRor-1. scssl general merchandise; Aber
FAIRMoNT W. va--1he women's Store: r. C.
Imperial ~
GRAHAM. N C.--B Williamson general mer
r, HARTFORD. Conn.-~Sage. Allen & Co.; G. w
Sr @ oo reprsssn1ng sos dry goods and house furnish
LoU1SVIIIeE-Otter d Co: j. Otter. genera
p sAyANNAH-L weitz. general merchandise
,.s .sHlENANpoAn. Pnn---J. Levitt general mer
n ,TAnNT0M Mass The Lilac Shop; NJ. Howarth
,niaI's iraar chiidfens boys wear womens ready tt
" los pSS SI1as 0fns mam6ussr S'' Son rsv
ior: Hss general merchandise easement; 2a5 Fifth
ASsHs S%zAhGTH g2aT %ss Ps-s and H. Freeman II Free
"i fsaf'f Gf1aaGa,s sr0adway csntss
hGf @s nnHs1s Horse eSm"1d's CON- g. T. Shea
ISgh ntssidens' noor dry goods; 40 Fourth Avenue
rea5r anApiNG GSS soI. r1s Kazs wholesaler and
SALT r.I LAKE CITY. utah--Koitb o O3tisn Co.
q ,i,, roomsy umbrella.. parasols. ladies gloves
Thr scdcnd s@"aS sfes raay ros'" snd 1Is ss''
srhoTDsBb nc. Pa--walJace Department stois
EMalss a's " psffadsS psS5s 9; 5%s nTS;
general merchandlse Park Avenue lloe
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Police Orders
Dismissed on Pension

Dismissed on Pension
Patrolrnan, II p. M, March 10. Joha
Caifrey. 53d, own application, 1925.
Transfers and Assignments
Lieutenant, a: m, March 20. John
Walsh. Goth to 9th Inspection. signal box
monitor duty.
Sergeant John F. Hall, from 9th Inspec-
ton, 66th, signal box monitor duty dis.
continued.
Mounted Patrolmcn--James T. Gla.sev.
i,lSth' TO regular tours. special day tours
discontinued: Henry j. Young 1iSth. special
day tours regular tours discontinued.
,,ss a. M, March 2i,. Martin p. Dowling
l16th. mounted duty discontinued
Patrolnen--E Edward Luckhardt, 1I6th. TO
mounted duty -
"a. m, March 20. Thomas Bond 42d as at
William II. Mcdonald. 1920 to Tooth.
:, 2:0l a. m March 10, 1919-Charles n. G.
bocck. National Defence, TO s7th leave re-
Temporary Assignments
Patrolmen. from precincts indicated to 9Th
Inspection, raided premises 16 days. 3 a. m
Marcn Ie-Louis Owens, 1st: Michael Reilly.
Ss.n Sst.nn xInomas Collins. 36th: Hugh Burke.
Sth Satin Edward Smith. SSth: Patrick Flynn.
Lynch. a2d Raymond Ames. 4sd; William
Devlin, 10th; Charles GutgselI, 10th: William
+. ,Goodburn. S5th James L. Mitchell.
Bridge; James Quinn. Bridge
Leave Without Pay
ropdtonary fatrolman Frank j. Smith.
headquarters, Training School. / day, S
Il. M. March 20.
Dismissed From Department.
Patrolman Joseph w. Ward. 42d. having
peen convicted of a crime and sentenced 60
state prison. is hereby dismissed from tbs
police force. f2: :45 p. m. March 10.
Death
Retired Patrolman Patrick Comerford. for
merly 23d, died at p. m.. March 19. ak IA
Metcaf Street. Stapleton, Staten Island. from
complication of diseases. Funeral from his
late residence at 10 a. m.s March "a. Inter
ment Calvary Cemetery.
Appointed Special PstroImer
Charles e. Weiss. Department of PubNs
Charities, March II; John Gleason. jr., Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company, March 49,
Appointments Special Patrclmen Revoked
March 1S. with City Magistrates courts
John T.. Brady. Frank A. Moran, James H.
McGann. George J.. Sinclair. John ".
Thompson. John r. Lynch John V. Mullins
James II. Scullin James j. Sullivan. John r.
Weir
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

Emf, Emanuel G Davidson. 116 Nassau Street New York
c'y William Abramson. Gertrude caminez
curry ~ Reilly Company. Inc, S10. coo; Manhat
tan a food products; c. r. Neal William ]. Burke,
~ q. McConnell. As Cedar Street New York City.
=, service Laundry Supplies Corporation $4,000
Manhattan; laundry supplies: Solomon Collier. Nor
r,s ~, kuegman. Edward II. Collier. 4i0i Sixth Avenue.
stonpelbein. Sinclair Audit Company. Inc. gen
Snrr els, auddng and accountng $1,000; Manhattan
~ f,,sN Broadway. New York City.
q Kerr. William r. Sims Charles r. Hoffman. 40
Wall Street, New York City
st Rocco Drug Manufacturing Company Inc.
mfg and selling balsam st Rocco, 100000 syra :
cnSe cS; >. Benonati. ID. +. Chase, ] Z. McGraw.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
wovnen's Wear and Millinery

u A,usisv 4 Co: I. G.. Findlay
kps.s cation underwear. wrappers. corsets
L,Tl. Lslns@. HcS,on Wholesale Millinery Co: II. A.
,,:s,n millinery Grand
N,.~oyW Tiene's Sons Co. Mrs. #. a. Bar
hvs. machine made dresses: ilo West Thirty
Som sseenSsI f;olden. waists. skirts PENNSYLVANIA.
Bvssvv - Jordan Marsh Co. Mr. Jury. wash
sfeasos. neslisees. ee"dor caps s"s fouf'h
A,s,ss Jordan Marsh Co: Miss Fiaherty. wash
hosse h,'.ss negllsees. boudoir caps: 4S2 Fourth
a,s1us s,1T.urspoRr-Howland Dry Goods Co: W. C.
bhss rloaks. suits. women's dresses. waists,
ns,s,, l'n,.s furs Dry Goods Alliance. 4Oi Fourth
nn,ssss,Tsssro--I. n,s,ss H. Glenn Co. Inc: l.. H. Glenn
.ssI.s,c millinery: Latham.
sfFALoL l. BsTgeri S ~ spsSiaisy a Cosx LOAN Sroshs sH
hgs 1snaer gowns: 10 East Twenty sixth street.
,rhs,IxGTov. he,' VT Fl. Abcrnethy. dry goods,
~. Miss ~ Il. Garno dresses. waists. skirts
.,i,asRTaEsroN. W. ya.--oberlan's: NJ oberlan.
,s,'s to wear: 3Os Fifth Avenue. Room III.
...,1ssSSeo-siarsban Field & Co.; Mrs f. H..
s.,ansr womens waists and shawls; ll07
eaiS@GoT Montgomery. Ward & Co: e.. S.
r,.-ce waists and childrens dresses; 400 skin
cosIMBljs a,Isdp ohio-Union Co: Mrs f. j. Dskin.
srls' aud iuuiors' ready TO wear: l1s West
5fnir,v.second Street. lith floor
ro,.IMggs Ohio-Morehouse Martens Co, }. A.
'ntsss eoats suits: West Thirty second Street.
oryvEK--A Wilson. millinery goods; Great
ssss;TIRnIr-crowlcy. ss;IpSaIIr Miner & Co ; Mrs L. l..
w,nl waists. Alfred Fantl; lie West Thirty
.s.ord Street.
FLINT Mich--c II. Jackson. womcns ready
nnpyyryBi re-. Penn. Charles Press Co; Mr..
p,rss ladies' georgstte and foulard dresses.
lists tricotine coats. also Junior and childrens
aiesscs cate llirsch x Melzer. 3G6 Fifth
I'EwIsrowN. Penn Harry Levin women's
xar; Grand.
nd misses wear infants wear. muslin under
@rsr edrsets petticOats. bathing suits and
svTaters; % Madison Avenue. Room 525
MACON Ga.J Prince. millinery goods: Broz-
yogifE-.pcarsons Millinery & Garment Co a.
resrsou ready tc wear and millinery: 3o3 Ffth
Avenue Room 1il7.
OKLAHOMA clrY-T. Tobias. millinery. etc. /;
MAN \. VI ~ Lax womsn's garments
mi furnishing goods imperial
PHILADELPHIA Frank x Seder ready 10 wear
A. l. Fnk. rcpfcscning 3oi Fifth Avenue
EoME. NJ VI Herr. womsn's wear presiin.
HOME. n spear Co: n. b. Spear. coats.
suits dresses. Aberdeen.
FAN ANTONIO, Tsx.IBlm. z. g.; u Blum,
,n1 underwent Brsslin.
;s.d te YER llic broadway sih floor s.,.,
depfgsr sns,s suits. waists. etc. Broztcll.
sihAcrsE. N -Dcy Bros. Il Co. Miss n =
g. Cushing. millinery. 220 tlitli Avenue. Park
'TI'oIiL.iEpo.-w l.. Miner CO.; alis. D,
ep. meiss psI,.soss hopss dresses; Alfred
f%ss Is TS ssSd"s insf' Lnhop Misc s.
mn muslin underwear and eofsets: Mrs N.
Johnson, ladies' leseIy and knit underwear 33i
''Sru wnEEIiSG' .iit' u Il - va. $. Good & Go; =.
Cod womeu', garments; PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Busines Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcy

=, Schedules in bankruptcy yesterday in the United
STAT, az . nist,lct e,,9 Goplt %crc as follows
thc Diamond Speciality Shop shows liabilities Of
sp,S2. and no nsscis The three largest creditors
Street $1,000. Jackson style Company. sj East
ooN~iy ,inst street Sl,3's and Caroline B. Gcn,.
9io ,,t Teller Avenue. $500 Tobias a. kcpplcr. 2Sj
.Yllhop.ohE WoLrEnl-A schedule of rhoodorc
so Ms9o",ta . l@, bIosa%4y ahogs liabilities of SO
u,,1s u,,s ,,9 ,n1 Ine irec largest creditors STRAND
@ nna nc Poeifs 'Mh. Mndison Avenue and Tsenty'
mFth street $l,15O Archibald Palmer, $40 l,road-
way, ~ tie attorney.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
retltions IN bankruptcy nlcd yesterday IN the
EISrGhN sionG '' slppING Ip TGI ddnrhxy '@,,gTI
Shore shlpbudDs Company wiz Offices at : Kcc'
pr nre,' ~ ~ thfce eTeiitors claiming; Mitchell
ng Company, sq.0Oo and iohn a. MecI.nn. s5o,
pgyia 1aa, " hnbn i n Broad%ny. Is le attorney
tion against Jobn H. PARKER n 20. IL by 'hreo
s' Mel sa GIa"as aa olnle" salaH Is1S I ssty William y
NH''' ~ Broadway, 10 tho attorney.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
Judge Mayer in the United States District Court
'"' 500 hoha 0e' or ta As, p@Nsl & receiver VIM
Corporation. 100 Lawrence street
Petitions in Bankruptcy
EDUCATIONAL DIsTRlDJrTlyC coRpop
IloN-,An involuntary petition against tic Edu-
cational Distributing Corporation . West Forty
in mih street IS by one creditor. Thomas j. I'D -
wards. VINO claims S25. 000. David W. Kahn "a
Broadway, is the attorney ' =
IL, CHAMBEKS Co. INC.--An Involuntary De
mlion r.ioll, against % H. Chambers CO. Inc 24O West
e} lhird Street by three creditors claiming
,lr., Nclia eonoyiz SS7 Lucy w. Bradford SSl, and
Murray haner. 500 Bernard BcrnDau,n 320
Bruadway, ID the attorney Wv
-, MARCUS NASANoWITZ--A voluntary petition
9l Marcus Nassnowz. lo7 Trinity Avenue. shows
liabilities OF S2.5l9 and no assets There are
ree sree, oTsd,Iors re no Matilda A. Miller So Liberty
3Heet' - wv; Raphael s, Samuel H. and Edwin
=; Il. stern l224 Broadway $500 and Hortense Is
tlscner. 100 West FifD eighth Street $50 otto
o. "'"spefe' 80 Nassau Street, is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Mems Wear

ALTOONA PENN Berman & Co: T. Ber-
man. clothing. furnishing goods. notions. Im-
pcsiaI
BALTIMoRE---K -Kruewitch Hat Co; A. Krue-
witch hats and caps. Imperial
BRIDGEPORT Conn. n.--Brown's Universal Hat
Co. w A. Brown hats Marlborough.
HArTANO0Gk--AlDer & Kapertowsky, l. IA
rs,tossky, clothing Herald Square
t0ATEsvlLLE. Penn.--A. NJ; sucile & Co..
4 ~ Snckle, clothing; Herald Squares
DEXIS0N. Tey--J ~. Madden Co: T. f.
Lssksy. men clothing and furnishing goods; Penn
Hoi1oKE. Mass-E. o'Connor. mems wear
Msrald SQUARE
KoKoMo. Ind-Maber & Evermore: ]. H.
Mshss men wear. Montelair. y. J.
MARIETTA. Ohio-L. Stigg. mems wear: La
ihspi
NseI,os. mrns furnishing goods; 1870 Broadway
9Th floor
y ioIls-Grecnfcd & Bros A Greenfield.
clothing: Continental
sYAAct sE-1'he Ensel Shop j. Ensei, cloth
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Tea

The tea trade yesterday was in
terested in news from the central west
that steady distributing business is
taking place there in teas. The retail
price in that section is now 70 cents
to 80 cents. Offers were made yester-
day for block of Formosa teas, but
at prices which We're not considered.
The purchase, therefore, is being held
in abeyance.
Quotations for lots of 70 anG 100
packages in cents a pound follow;
Odd lots ruled l cent a pound higher.
Yestor- Thursday
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Notions, Toilet Goods. Drups

,.ss',SANf. y. Wv NJ Whitney e. Co d--
rzs,s sc. r Sherman notions. rfbnons, fsi.cy
Htgryn,r,,., leseiv5; I3a Broadway
'sssSS %psS,: ssests-s: commodorc. A''''''S'
p .nAfkS. Conn. Gamble Desmond Co
dew ''~'lss, ro'scns: e12 Fifth Avenue; Aber,
iss, s,'-,o,srssuxLPHIA -Msx welnroth: notions hos
Z: seasssrNezr. g;oves; BYeslin
kessesbus kr.1n sfsbIoN. d. C.--M (;o.de,bsyg: A. Al
ia VIZ. notlos perfuncry. jsweirJ ieatiier goods
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

those of year ago: ''N wan
Yesterday. year ago
prime 100 lb .Si150 @SI000 II m mstaos
Dressed beef. sides
,pa 10, r.,,, ,i,,'.,.... -. 10 @ .2ela rs q 10
TO prime. 100 h. $500 @2O0n 10 m mon M
Dressed veals. city.
ID ......... ~ 80 rs % %
Live ewes. 100 H. 1000 % "a 90 p 50 mt2 50
Live lambs fair TO
~ ,I.1i, prime 100 D. 1850 @2Ioo 1850 @Ie25
y,easeu nraSsoh mutton 10. .zo % rs .ia 20
,,. 3D. ;..... 81 @ 81 "a a 2s
,,oss, ,s ivv 10 1873 @I0.50 1890 d.
- con- ID ;;;,' 25 @ .25Na .24M@ 1854
Mess beef. bbl.. 35 90 DssoD 3i.00 D33.o0
Lard Middle West;
700 lb........ 1890 @2ooo 267O dD2sso
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the General Pos.
Office and City Hall Station New York as follows
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mail for Australia. via San
Francisco close at $50 p. m. March %. for
dispatch per steamship Paloona.
Fill Islands New Zealand and Australia. via
Vancouver and Victoria. 4. c.. at 40 D. u April
2. for dispatch per steamship Ma.ura.
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Victoria
B. c.: at $3.50 p. m, April 8. for dispatch per
steamship -.
Hawaii and Guam. close at $50 D. m daily.
This mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily
for dispatch to destination by the best opportunity
Japan. Corea. China. SIAM Cochin China, Straits
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar.--Arrivals of raw sugar at United
States Atlantic ports have RECENTLY
been fairly liberal and the situation in
this respect is satisfactory to refiners.
Coffee Futures.-The market yester-
day opened steady with the trading
during the morning session very active,
but later in the day more quiet con-
ditions prevailed, although all of the
early gains were easily maintained.
The range of prices follows:
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to fine, 42@46c; Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 42@45c; state, Penn
ssylvanla and nearby, hennery browns,
49c; gathered brown and mixed colors,
q q 1s c144c; duck eggs, nearby Indian
runner, fancy, 64@65c; Baltimore. GO
eaG4c; Western and prime, Southern,
oo(@60c; Southern, common to good,
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Leathc
leather and Fancy Goods,
.Iewelrv

sss., s.,'ASff y Wv " Whitney 4 Co.. dry
ssy 'sHcA'S. rbDcns. g!osss. notions; 1893 Broad
g<eis. IassD ias. m, Hisbee Co Mrs. l. Kalsky.
rlT,ysxisee,t iet'sss is.,, scods. Pennsylvania
So z1s.. issiier soods. 5swelry. srsrwars o,,,arv
w4sffsxf fgg1ds; iet Fourth Avenue: room lzo5
seses.5ssii ID. {. NJ. Goldsnberg; A. 81
,ese-5. /. AZ a",.ig1s . lswelry, leather goods per
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"0nse q. Furnishings, Furniture,
Floor Coverings. Dranerv

fsss ras,.,,..a a'ilrasn,s a7 J.. ". watts carpets.
ssfsess 49, hs4sthMhiId 4 Co; y Alvarez
kr 'ssss 'iholeusss: so Ymrts, Ayenus. iotb
VIZ ~. = ,rfnt,srwsid 4 Co.; G. rt,.,sr-
kAKT Ts,;, I'M g, tshinKs; Commodore "N''''
ssx esyrx,. esss'~,esfs, Allen q CO. L. r. Abbott.
he<rx- ys VI. hssosrfne. window shsdss srd 10,
nosxx" ~, q Ailisnee, 4o5 Yourrl, Aysn.,"' Az 'p'
ssss fTsv,1ps.sl psslr~s. y. EscA. csrpsts and f,ynt-
ksssssss' svsfz ,'ss, isa.-s. I, an H. xesalsr. n,
ss,rsss,ss.' ~ c's,.. Nh e. gsrnssons b CO.: n.
NssS NssSss..,h hsss-~E A. Dayis china nd sisssms,.
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Settlements and Netherlands Esss Indies. Close x1
$50 D. M. daily. This mail IS forwarded 30 ti4
Pacific Coast daily for dispatch TO destination hy
.he best opportunity.
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Buyers Arriv e d
"''> m. and

PBILADELPHIA--stem & Co.; Leon Le,y.
carpets. furniture: Bresiin.
PulLADELPHTA-~S ~SIawbr!dge 4 Clothicr: Mr..
Walsh. house furnishings: 230 Fifth Avenue.
WATERBURY, Cunn.--W z. Su l,h. china and
glassware. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Com mn O dities
Continued from page fifteen

the agricultural outlook there is bright
owing to heavy rains which have put
the soil in good condition for plough
ing. Some wheat farmers, however
are not satisfied with present prices
and declare their intention Of raising
more meat and wool
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Furs

lia''"sssohD--s IT, Hart Co; y. Hart. fun: gres
ssssss.hInsslp s,as - " Brotch.ner Co: N
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Shoes
General Merchandise

BALTlMoRE-Jocl Gutnsn & Co L. Il. Adams
shoes: 200 Fifth Avenue room 5lG.
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W Gather Report


WASHINGTON, March 2O.-rhe air pres
sure IS above normal in all parts of the
country except in the south plateau and
south Pacific states. where it is relatively
low The highest pressure, 30S61 inches.
is over Western Minnesota.
There has been a decided fall in tempera-
ture in the middle and north plains states
and the upper Mississippi Valley and gen.
eral rise in temperature throughout the East
ern states and the Far Northwest
There were rains within the last twenty
four hours along the middle Pacific and New
England coasts and in Southern California,
and local SHOWS in Nevada, Wyoming and
South Dakota.
The outlook is for generally fair weather
Friday and Saturday in the states east of
the Mississippi River.
The temperature will fall Friday in the
region of the Great Lakes the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee. and Saturday in New Eng
land. the middle Atlantic and East Gulf
states.
Special Vicinity Forecnsts.-West New
York: Fair Friday. colder by Friday night ::
Saturday partly cloudy and colder.
New England. Eastern New York;. Eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey: Fair Friday
and probably Saturday; cooler Saturday.
Local Official Record-The following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty four
hours in comparison with the corresponding
date of last year.
1919. 1918. 1919 1918.
z m 1H AL n N, c0 Ez
n. m. Al ., p. 80 46
"A. M. fb 43 p. M. So AZ
IL noon. .53 16l11 y. m.. A
Highest temperature. 60 (at p. M low
eat Al (at 80 IA. m.) average. so average
same date .ast year, l6.
Humidity
a. NJ. e6l1 p. m... 42S p M. 40
Barometer Readings
a. M. 30.3ll1 y. m. 30.27ls p. m. 40 o5
Local Official Forccant-~Iair Friday and
Saturday: cooler Saturday fresh north
Winds