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The sun., 1919-06-25
PRODUCE Markets

% BPS. cNbLfiI,;os%S; ERsHiHeaf by. Dbl,
,29S.; near by, basket. t11l.e6. CELERY
small, crate. si.75ds. EGGPLANTs--
Southern boz, sIgSse G "a Ill b.
aS; KALE.gb,, SOC. 6ti.5e; KoHLRABI
100 punches, s1G2. LETTUCE-Near
by, Dbl, s1@2; near by, basket, soc. " 81;
near by, crate, soc. Qst.25: state. crate,
Sl@2; state, basket, 75c. dptl.25. MuSH-
R0OMs-8 H. basket soc. 0sSt ONIONS
-Bermuda, crate, is135o: Jersey, white.
yellow basket. s292.7S; Texas. crate, SIP
100 Id. bag, s317. oKRA-@Southern, car
rier, s2@i; Southern basket, s2G55o.
PEAS-Long Island, bag, t1.509225; Jef-
sey, small basket S16250; Maryland, bas-
ket, sf42: Eastern Shore, basket, $i61.75:
virginia, basket. 5oc.@si. PEPPERS
ket; ti@I; 10; southern. Italian, box. t19s.
PARSLEY--Near by. curly, basket, soc. o
Use. RHUBARB-100 punches, s2@A5e.
ROMAINE--Basket, 35675c.; bbl, 75c q
1885, crate 4o@7se. RApisHEs.ioo
sf@e. sPINACH-Nesr by. Dbl. nee:
basket. toc. % ~; State, basket, soc. 9sl25.
Soe,g,i; white. basket 2t97Sc.; yellow
basket, 40QsOc. TURNIPs--white, new,
100 lunches, ti,60Q25o. RUTABAGA-
New, Dbl, s3fpS.50; old. Dbl. or bag, 1850
4t. TOMATOES-Florida, crate, $500
Z; Mississippi nat case. soc. a$l.So; Texas.
house. Id 1002sc. wATERcREss-loo
The sun., 1919-06-25
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choise, 100 lbs. ti.75; marrow, Man.
syrian '7si n.s va; Goseorronss Chilean. ,sSF
choice goSss Lady SS @s.Sns,on sd CAM
s gtn LEGS s sTsli white, California,
gspanese. ss.Ssg7; Korean. si@f.so: pai.
Ipkp. Manehurian, $3.50 @s; red kidney,
oi Kpss' Tfs %st5ST Y.Il6s
Eye, ,72t@7SO; black turtie soup, So rs
sm white sidney. choice. 'iI.7sqiss5;
rLsO9s; cab.iisro,. tniican' ,S5egS; Ba.
no. rosss 49, ''S Salitol lSsHs 7ssfsS
Sese. s sssSsto S PAs ml GSlf0 isis
calfo 5fsn ,eHfs sS Chilean T';,ssi1gt sS
I nlSSs Eye X & SHliforns sS2gSssO splits
mail f,s sSs5 sol'q large VIC ssS
BUTrER- higher than ex-
t Tns H. SsasShS'h extras. % score. sax
grades. ..7atIhc.; unsaited, higher than
sStras vote; extras, 5tM0s5e,; nrsts,
tubs. finest, 5lh @52c.; good to prime.
4sh sic; common TO fair, 4s04sc.; reno-
yys st, aTTsts' So9Sic;; lower grsdes. 40
seconds. acc. lower grades, t4Q 45c.: pack
Ing stock, current make. No. l, 4sT46iSc.
No. 2. 4694Shc.; lower grades. 4l14ic.
CHEEsE-State, whole milk, fresh fats,
colored or white. h.. slh sac; average
run, 80DSic.; lower grades, 266FS0c
twins. specials, whites or colored. stlt q
see. average run, 80 y q $40; lower grades.
26 q SOC; Wisconsin, single daisies, fresh,
white sen @S2ihc.; double daisies, col
ored, $50 S2hc.; white. 81 AcI; Young Amer
icas. fresh, S3@33hc.: State SKINS, spe-
Gals. 24A 92Shc.: prime to choice, goo
2she.; fair to good. l59lsc.; lower grades,
7D14c.
The sun., 1919-06-25
TO ISSUE WHEAT LICENSES.
Presidents Proclamation Affects
MiIIers and Bakers.

Julius Barnes. United States Wheat
Director. announced yesterday that the
President had signed a proclamation
putting under license OF the Wheat Di-
rector all persons. firms. corporations
and associations storing or distributing
wheat or manufacturing, storing or dis
tributing wheat -four. and all persons,
firms, corporations and associations
manufacturing wholly or partly from
wheat -four. bread or other bakery prod
ucts for sale with the following excep-
tons:
Bakers and manufacturers OF bakery
products whose consumption OF -four in
the manufacture OF such products IL In
the aggregate less than fifty barrels a
month. Retailers and farmers or CO.
operative associations Of farmers or other
persons with respect to the products of
any farm or other land owned. leased or
cultivated by them. Common carriers
as to operations necessary to the bust
ness Of common carriers are required to
obtain on or before July Is. 1919. a
license from the Wheat Director in such
form, under such conditions and under
such rules and regulations governing the
conduct of the business as he may pre-
scribe.
Blank forms to be used In applying for
licenses may be had OF agents OF the
Grain Corporation.
The proclamation states that amy
person, firm. corporation or association
other than those hereinbefore excepted,
who shall engage In or carry on any
business above specified after July Is,
1919. without nrst securing such license.
or shall carry on any such business while
such license as suspended or until such
license is revoked will he be liable to the
penalties prescribed by law"
The sun., 1919-06-25
COFFEE MARKET.

Sentiment in yesterdays coffee mar
ket ruled very unsettled throughout the
day owing TO extremely unsettled con-
dit.ons IN the Brazil markets. The
early cable to the exchange reported \
Sensational break in the Santos term
market which caused call prices here
! 70 decline 80 to 40 points. Further
early losses we're checked. by steadiness
and advance in the Rio market. After
the call liquidation was active and,
while there was buying for European
account the general trend was down.
ward. prices finally reaching the full
MAXIMUM Of decline, or $50 points from
the last previous close. at which were
Yesterdays final quotations. THE decline
IN santos futures equals about 3 to
Sl9 cents a pound.
In the cost and freight market here
there were no offers London credit. but
few for American credit. prices be-
ing very high. General conditions in
the local spot market were too I'M
settled To allow OF correct quotations,
nut nominally Santos As were held at
2'', cents and Rio rs at 23% cents
Ony A small business was reported,
moderate lots of SANTOS Ss and As be-
ing sold at 30ia cents. London credit.
Receipts at the two principal ports
were 10000 bags. against $1,000 a year
ago
The sun., 1919-06-25
rORECLOsuRR SALES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a certain
automobile Truck Chassis, being a 3 "A ton
Master Truck Chassis No, 3l2I with cab,
also one-half Van Truck Body mounted on
said Chassis heretofore sold by the under
signed under Conditional sale Agreements,
unto Joseph Frank Il Max Glogauer. will
be sold at public auction 20 satisfy liens
upon the said Master Truck Chassis with
cab and one-hElf Van Body for part OF
purchase price and interest. at No. 22I
West 5sth Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
City OF New York, on the 5th day OF July,
1919, at ten o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated. June 18th, 1919.
CUTTING LARSON COMPANY INC
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PRICES 0F'COTTON
!. FLUGTUATE WIDELY
Irregular Movements Feature
Market With Tendency
to 90 Lower.
VALUES DROP AT CLOSING
Final Quotations Are Three to
Fifteen Points Off, With
. Local Spot Unchanged.

F1uctuations were wide in yesterdays
ness was featured by very irregular
movements. It's general tendency was
toward lower Levels. Prices at one time
were OF more than half a cent a pound.
The undertoAe was unsettled, but ring
feeling was rather mixed owing to the
trading's varied character.
Generally speaking, support was best
just after the opening and just before
the closing with heaviness in between.
News of the day did not seem to favor
the bear elements and the decline may
be attributed more to realizing and long
liquidation by Wall Street operators
than to anything else. Bulls were optim-
istically inclined on account of the set
Element of the spinners strike in Lam
cashire and still unfavorable weather.
More showers were predicted for the
Carolina. Georgia, eastern Texas and
the Western belt by the official fore
cast Temperatures ranged from "a to
rs degrees.
Business yesterday was only moder-
ately active with rather less attention
to the action or the Liverpool market.
Spot cotton there was quiet at about a
so point rise and sales small. Futures
In the British cotton centre were under
good support, closing sharply higher.
The local market had a steady OPEN
ing and did not give good response to
Liverpool cables, first sales being 10 to
IS points up from the previous ending.
July began at 1856. October at $3.50,
December at 3245, January at $3.50
March at S2.25 and May was bid for al
3210.
| The first few minutes OF trading saw
rise Of about rs points but heavy
local. Japanese and spot house pressure
soon took effect and a decided down.
ward tendency was evident Prices fell
to low positions for the day before noon
and then rallied slightly on rebuying by
Wall Street and the West but once
again the upturn was not sustained.
During the later trading business was
at low ebb, with prices fiuctuatine
about 25 to SO points under Mondays
closing levels. Exports OF 1920 baiet
were nothing to brag about. but brought
the seasons total to 4,779,203 bales
against 3.ssS,1S3 in the last previou,
year. Near the colse the Street turned
good buyer OF late options. which ran
quotations up to about on a par with
the ending Of the session Immediately
before. There were some further bullish
crop advices to add TO market sentiment
and final prices were TO is points
lower with local spot cotton unchanged
! at $3.50. against a rise Of "a a cent al
New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-06-25
CORN BREAKS ON
HEAVY LIQUIDATION
Prices Fall Five to Six Cents
( Following Decline in the
Hog Market.
CASH MARKET ALSO SOFT
Oats Arc Weak in Sympathy
With Other Cereals and
Provisions Drop. .
CASH MARKET ALSO SOFT

The long awaited break In the corn
market came yesterday when prices de-
c,,ned TO cents under heavy ,iquida-
finn and a volume of commission house
,eriug orders The soft cash market
and the break in the hog market were
principal factors in the DECLINE. For
several days the trade has been looking
FOR A reaction, and some have been ex-
Meeting It for several weeks. 1t became
more imminent after the rally following
the reaction OF a week ago. That rally
was believed to have left the market IN
an unhealthy condition. This seemed
more so at the close on Monday, when
the market bore every appearance OF
strain through being oversold. Llquija-
lion. which started on Monday. oecame
heavier yesterday morning. and from
the opening was the underlying feature.
There was very little support except In
the morning. when the shorts covered.
but in the afternoon. after the general
decline. 1t was light. The liquidation
and commission house selling in tho af-
,ernoon was due to reports that Europe
would purchase most of its grain sup
niles from countries where prices were
cheaper than they were in this country.
Cash corn was heavy, being / to
cents lower, due to the placing Of 1t on q
contract basis in the West and removing
the premiums. Hogs, after advancing
for the last few days. broke at the OPEN
ing and was one of the immediate causes
of the weakness in the corn market at the
first call The announcement that con-
arriving
nrued as bearish. Weather news and
crop advices were favorable and helped
IN the decline Argentine corn continued
TO be offered freely. Receipts were light.
and will continue light. especially until
farmers have shipped their wheat.
Prices rallied at the close on covering
movement.
oats were weak in sympathy with
corn, heavy liquidation and the heavy
cash condition. The reaction In oats
was not as heavy as in corn. but
was confined within narrow limits.
There was some demand at the OPEN
ing. due to buying, on the cheapness
of the cereal Covering movements kept
the declines in check and caused rally
at the close. Liquidation on the weak
ness in grain and reports that adverse
legislation was being introduced in Con-
gress was responsible for the declines
in provisions. Buying by the shorts
brought reaction at the close.
Local quotations follow:
CORN.-In the local cash market No.
white was quoted at sl.ss: No. yellow,
sLss. cost and freight New York.
3 oATS-The local cash market was weak
No / white, sokc.; No. white, seq
tctc.; No. 3 white, 79h 1soc.; No.
white 10 17s4c.; all elevator.
! RYE-Market weak: No. Western,
3i56is. cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market weak; feeding, n.l7;
mailing. sl.23. cost and freight New York.
BJCKwHEAT Market dull: sound
milling. s3.25. cost and freight New York.
HAY Market quiet No. /. So 80 a
ass. No. 2, $2.l5 2.2e; No. J. S1.95 92;
shipping, $3.50.
sTRAw-Market dull; No. rye, s14
q IL
The sun., 1919-06-25
LAND PLOT CHARGE ASSAMED,
Soldiers Connection with Invest
ment Company Is Denied.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Charges that
selfish and sinister influences were at
work in behalf of Secretary Lanes prof.
ect for farms for soldiers and sailors
caused a wrangle to-day In the House
Public Lands Committee.
Representative Nichols (Mich.), Re
publican, declared n soldier who APP
peared last week before the committee
had been coached and sent forward by
J. J. Harris of the Big Horn Investment
Company of Harding. Mont. Represen-
tative Ferris (Okla), Democrat, took
vigorous exception to the charge, saying
he himself had seen the soldier in the
audience and invited him to speak.
Mr.. Harris promised to appear to-
morrow to testify. He told the commit
tee the soldier had come to him for in
formation about the bill and he sent him
to the committee.
The sun., 1919-06-25
OPEN FIGHT ON CORN PEST.
Congress Asked to Appropriate
Half Million.
Special Despatch TO Tnn sUs.

ALBANY, June 24.-The State Council
Of Farms and Markets to-day adopted
resolution asking Congress to appro-
pirate not less than half a million dob
lars Immediately for exterminating the
European corn borer, which New York
already has spent $4,000 to destroy.
The borer multlplies rapidly, and It Is
believed by exJerts that a thorough
search Of localities near infected dis
tricts is necessary.
Commissioner OF Agriculture Charles
s, Wilson announced to-day that the
conference of Commissioners OF Agri-
culture and agricultural experts, at which
the question of control Of the corn borer
is to be taken up, will be held in Albany
Thursday and Friday. August rs and 20.
The sun., 1919-06-25
Three Held ms Holdup Men.

Three young men who. according to
Assistant District Attorney Kasterbaum.
had committed two holdups within an
hour, were held in $4,000 bail each in
Jefferson Market court yesterday. They
pleaded guilty to n charge OF robbery
and gave their names as Joseph Lynch,
10, 426 West Seventeenth street Walter
Haas, 10. 10s Avenue A; and Felix
Meehan, 20, 119 Greenwich avenue Two
grccers were the compliments.
The sun., 1919-06-25
New OrIeans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, June "a. - Cotton
reached new high levels In the early
trading to-day, but almost Immediately
the market met heavy realizing. Last
prices showed net declines of to 10
points. The closing bids were: July,
32.75c.; october. 1880; December,
3l.soc. January. 31.70c. March, 31.4Oc.
Spot quiet middling, 3250c
The sun., 1919-06-25

90, oFce Cablos-Rio 1900 higher for rs at
ny Exchange 322d higher nj Il % SD Re
'''0f7 non bags and stock 407. 900 bags. In San
l'' spots were not quoted. Futures were 2s325
20 5000 lower Receipts 11OOa bags and stock
80 Gags; Receipts az the ports were
~ 'p bags two days, against 81 900 last year
~ ''"N two years ago. Sac Paulo had
!.' against 5000 and II 600 and Jundiahy
-. against 10000 and 10000 bags respec-
IVY. Fine weather was reported in all
LtI oi7 of Sac Paulo. with temperatures
raE''ng from 80 TO 70 degrees
The sun., 1919-06-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

A HUNDRED DOLLARS invested In the
Patten Typewriter Corporation will earn
not less than 1879 per annum. Only bona
nde Investors need apply, PATTEN TYPE
WRITER CORPORATION. SO w i2Sth 81,
The sun., 1919-06-25
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ARG ssnooi L@qess ana bss. .enool in the
Y. N. O, A 20 school. TsIephons Columbus
yiSW. h1th 81. 1890. epsria, fIsssss for ale.
LEARN TO BE 4 cHAUFFEUR-Pieas
ant, profitable work; day and evening
WEST SIDE ]. M, G. A.. 5l5 West s7th ST.
Statesmen WANTED-Eisht experi-
enced men needed for eountry territories
by manufacturer Of nationally known high
class heating equipment. Offers excellent
opportunity for men familiar with heat
Ing and plunbing business. Give refer
enees and writs.a flr full particulars to
The sun., 1919-06-25

YAWKEY. WILLIAM HIN pursuance
Of an order of Honorable John p. CohaIan.
NOTCH 10 hereby given to all persona
having claims against William II. Yawkey.
late O. the County Of New York. deceased.
TO the subscribers, at their place Of trans.
acting business, No. 200 Fifth Avenue.
Manhattan, in the City OF New York. ON
or before october 4th. 1919. next. MAR.
GARET A, YAWREY. FREDERICK w,
DE FOE, CHARLES d. JOSLYN, Executors
HUGHES. ROUNDS. SCHURMAN a
DWIGHT. Attorneys for Executors 90
Broadway Manhattan. New York CITY
The sun., 1919-06-25

PILOT. GERTRUDE HIN pursuanc,
OF an order of Honorable John p. Cohalan-
q Surrogate of the County OF New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Gertrude H. Pilot.
late Of tho County OF New York, deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber at his place OF Transact
ing business at the once OF Morris & Nc
Weigh. his attorneys. at No. 80 Liberty
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan CITY
OF New York on or before the goth day Of
September 1919, next. Dated. New YORK.
the 18th day Of March, 1919 PETER
sTUYVESANT PILOT, Executor. MORRIS
q McVEIGH, Attorneys for Executor a
Liberty street, Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
The sun., 1919-06-25
NRAzILIAN ooFFEE STATISTICS.


Lard $500 lbss, -four, s6.941 sacks ;
Wheat, SJ5. see bu.l; oats, 320,595 Blu.
The sun., 1919-06-25

Spot cotton quiet; nidtiling - points higher
at 0.Hd Sales 3 CO., American 700 I'm.
ports ~, 900. American 1000. Futures opened
irregular, at IS to 30 points advance. Closed
irregular at 10 "a points higher. July. 20 osc. I:
October, 10 DC; January. lS.S7c. March,
1889 Manchester Yarns hrm cloths large
business doing.
The sun., 1919-06-25

JOHNSTON. FANNIE D. LAwsoN-Iu
pursuance of an order OF Honorable John
p. Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against Fannie d.
Lawson Johnston. late Of the County Of
New York. deceased, to present the "a ms
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber.
Columbia Trust Company. at It's place al
transacting business No. 35S Fifth Avenue
Manhattan. in the City OF New York, on Of
before the 18th day OF September next.
Dated. New York, the 18th day of March.
1913 COLUABIA TRUST COMPANY
MARY HOWARD THOMPSON. Executors
MATTHEW SPALLETTA, Attorney for Ex.
scutors. 40 Broadway. Manhattan. New
York City.
ROSENBERG. JAcOB-In pursuance Of
an order OF Honorable John P. Cohalan. n
Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Jacob Rosenberr
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, at her place of transa CT.
ing business at tho once of Frederick
rurgan, her attorney. at No 95 Liberty
Street in the Borough of Manhattan in
the City OF New York, State OF New Yorlt
on or before the 6th diy of October. 1918
next. Dated. New York. the sist day a
March. 1919. PEARL ROSENBERG. Ad-
ministratrix. FREDERICK DURGAN. At
torney for Administrators, ONCE and p O.
Address IS Liberty Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
The sun., 1919-06-25

PARAGUS-Dozen lunches. &l48,5O.
BEANs-Jersey, basket, s2G3; Baltimore,
basket, y2ae.b0; Maryland. basket, S1.50g
2.bO; Maryland, italian, basket, S1.50D
basket, sl92; Virginia, Italian, basket, 81
az; North Carolina basket, @2. LIMA
BEANs-southern. basket. t2@s. FAVA
basket, Sl.75. BEETS-lO0 punches, sac
8: Virginia, crate s2@s;bO; Virginia, Dbl.
i2025O. CARROTS-1O0 punches. t2@4i
Dbl .2ai; old 40 Id, bag. isGs; old. 100
10. bag, i15OQs5o; old, basket. sI92.
CoRN-North Carolina, box. zoe. a 81 SO;
TlsFids spS 'lgs6S tTS'n S.:a ss q
S25; Virginia, Dbl, ,i6s; North Carolina.
basket. NaS; south Carolina, basket soc.
GEES Florida, basket soc 9tl; hot
sSS Vie N SAhS sIsfs s crate $50
@s; Virginia. Dbl, h.2s0226; Eastern
The sun., 1919-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
sURROGATEs- NOTICES.

Spend a glorious vacation at one OF this
New England Shore Resorts.
The sun., 1919-06-25

BGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 81
q Sac; extra hrsts ASH q Soc: hrsts, $50
tsc.; seconds and poorer. s7Q4sc. dirties
checks, good to choice, dry, s6SsTc.; un.
dergrades, 2s6 35c.; state. Pennsylvania
and nearby Western. hennery whites, fine
to fancy. 500 SIC; fair to prime, Az soc. !;
gathered whites, common to prime. 40
5sc.; other Western and Southern, gath
cred whites, 46@5sc.; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby henncry browns, fancy, $50
55c.; gathered brown and mixed colors
graded. fancy, so052c; fair to prime. 4e
9491hc
The sun., 1919-06-25

OCH, S3.buc. View Orleans. % Soc.
COTTON STATISTICS,
The sun., 1919-06-25

SPRUCE CABIN INN. where you can catch
trout. All amusements. Rooms ensuits
and with bath; steam heat. Illus. booklet
Cresco Station, Lacka- r, r.
w. j. NJ. u. Price. Canadensis. Pa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
THE COMMON AVERAGE

No stronger evidence of the impor-
tant fact that the Ford Motor car
has become veritable part of the life
of the people, could be asked for than
is given in the registration records OF
the various states which comprise our
country.
For instance, in the month of Jan
uary there We're 11,450 cars of all
makes registered in the state of Mon
tana. of which $50 were Ford cars.
This means one Ford car for every
other car. of every make and 1870 over.
This proportion is very evenly main
tanned in the other forty-seVen states.
There are more than 100000 motor
cars in operation in the Unitsd States,
more than one-half of which are
FordH.
Truly, Henry Ford has been a great
factor of benefit to humanity, as he
has brought the most economical So
luton to the great problems of trans
portation, and by the fruits of his
genius has linked town and country,
community to community, and made
the whole country a common meet
ing place for all the people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
LAS CRUCES PLANNING
TO BUILD NEW HOTEL

ESPECIAL coRREsPoNoENcE TO .oRNhs JOURNAL
Las Cruces, n, NJ, June "A new
100000 hotel. ten blocks of new pay
ing. a concrete road from the Texas
line and at least three oil wells are
a few of the things in immediate pros
pects for Las Cruces now.
The new hotel will occupy site on
Main street and will be thoroughly
modern structure IN every respect.
Architects are now engaged in draw
ing the plans and the contracts Will
be let in short time.
Final surveys of the ten blocks on
which new paving is to he laid, have
been made and bids are being re-
ceived. Actual work will start In a
few weeks. Bids are also being re-
ceived on the first link of the new
concrete road from Las Cruces to
Anthony and it is expected that this
will be completed by fall.
The oil wells will be drilled in the
TuIarosa basin near Las Cruces by the
w w Cox company and the cruces
oil corporation, and in the Detroit
oil company Supplies are already
being put on the ground for the flrSt
of these and the ARRANGEMENTS for the
others are going forward as rapidly
as possible.