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New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

oVV; Brooklyn: manufacturing motors. etc
ana auto and garage business; A. W. Beal
Street. Brooklyn.
N,I-Ent sink Mills Inc. $4,000: Glov-
ersville manufaeturing silk fabrics Fred
erick Politsch, Harvey Politsch Sarah X
Siegel, 125 West Twenty-second street New
The Rival Paint and Color Works. Inc.
$1,000; Brooklyn manufacturing paints
oils varnishes; Jos. J. Mandel. Morris
l'a nlackman Ggstaye j. Goldberg. 1881 Lori
Milhar Realty Company Inc; $4,000
bMammat'an Tgaty general eonstruction
work; JOS J. Harris sylvia Resnek. sam a.
l nel J.; Rosenberg. 104 Vernon Avenue.
Empire Button Company Inc. 10000;
Manhattan, button business; Frank Liber-
man, Herbert Samuel, jos. Samuel. Bay
The Rexford Corporation $50. ooo Man
haitian; manufacturing hosiery. knit goods.
underwear; Milo D. Burke. Samuel \. Sell
Brooklyn.
lie HIang 4 Sschqlman Garment Com
pany. Inc, $1,000; Manhattan; to manu-
facture clothing for men. women and
tShildren, and water proof garments; Abra-
schulman s sss5 sahoes T IS strse a"f rooyn MgyaF
Paperware Printing co.. Inc, 5000;
MAJ Mannattan; to manufacture printing work
Lillian r. Miller 967 Kelly Street. The
The sullivan-Lewis Company. Inc.
etc; John f. Osullivan. j. W schulz
John L. Lewis, 20l West Ninty- first
Street, New York City.
Pythian Temple Catering Co, Inc
$4,000; The Bronx; general catering Dust
Adolph Weiss. ESQ Avenue A. New York
City.
r, schaeffer & Brandt Inc, $1,000;
Brooklyn; commercial merchants selling
agents, deal in produce. provisions meats,
vegetables and eggs; Schaeffer Edward
Rrandt,; Bran Irving Simon. 299 Broadway. New
w, II. Croft Inc, $4,000; Peekskiu.
general funeral and undertaking business;
Robert f. Lent, Eva a. Lent, Thomas c.
Barnes, Ossining. New York.
Liebman- Samet Company, Inc, $40 OOO
business: Karl Fleischman. Max Liebman'
lsidore Samet, 1262 Brook Avenue New
York.
Mayer re Company, Inc 1000;
BIrookyn; atty constructions Mayer
BolatoVsl1y George BAH Dora Ball, 953
Dumont Avenue. Brooklyn.
=, New Ltvonia Company, Inc. $4,000;
Brooklyn; realty construction, Nathan
Rosen. Abraham Sagalowitz. Samuel r..
fantz, 1858 Thirty Street, Brook
lyn.
r. and G. Dairy Company, Inc $40. 900;
bronN; dairy products, Zen Okin, Flor
ence Fine. Morris Fine $50 Rogers Ave
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Mems Wear
AKRON

,,NhRoN-Levy Bros, s. NJ. Law
el}g%'pf }l&I'fTrSHqH.na HHn mats ha'si Pennsylvania
sfeenhaun, clothing and mems fu,n,sh
ms fennsN lVanis A"'"''"-
ma naNn'et mens aud hoys' clothing, etc
'atn : West Thirty seventh street W.
= h%EN % NlhN w Va Il. j Fink Co, l..
Sa,,,r," o'"thins and furnishings. Herald
hoeFoN -tordan- -Marah Co, MFR. Afo-
n,,- ,,sD' "ees fefnish'nss 4as Fourth Ave
hoAfoN.c A. browning ca, ]. j.
efswles1 hats Continental W. 50
''N AT ~ hondasiani Mr. Ken,
Hase.sh a. Wholesale oluthlna soo MIN
nrrrAto Liberty clothins Ca, G.
sead. ev.hs,ssn, ana hess furnishing
-, ni'i't.dts'ornA Nt Wight co,he0
Nhae r u Wflsh', mena heys' and
a,,''e" az ''''h'hs aud shoeA, romno-
.'ittCAoo- Hears RoebueN G ro. q
,N,,.,, llama mems pants and suits 1iB
rliICApp -- c. ,lorbcts. clothing
cLENtLANp Root & Mrnr,ao G.,
a. fromm. mcn's furnlshlng goods,
~ Leonard sireei. room 1910.
CohiNTH, Miss Rubcl Co, L. nuhc,,
.i"thlns' hats shoes. 3e6 broadway,
:. iNpIANAroLrs-H =. warson & Co g.,
a. &. W Miller. men" furnishings; Al
!fed Fsn,l 100 West Thirty second
LOUISVILLE, ky---D. Baird & Sons;
y J. Baird and q. u. Het,rich. hats.
e]1 Broadway. room 54i.
SEW oItLEANS- kraua Co. Ltd II.
Inry, inen'n furnishing goods. ~ Leon
ard Street: CollinEwood
- FpkIpi.k. Va. -- j.. Cohn. clothing :;
NORFOLK. vD.-New York Clothing
7fo0se, !. stern. clothing and furnishing
yooc1, NsrlborOuRh
tIJJFEt RICH -- Kaufrnann-I -Iaer Co ::
.ir. nsar ana ~ K4utnann mems and
beyy eiof hing <ot Fourth Avenue
PlTTSBEEGH-A. J.. Kiopfcr Co H.
Davis clothing. furnishing goods, cIoaka
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House Furnishings, Floor Gov.
erings, Furniture. Draner;es

BIRMINGi{AM, Ala-L. pisitz NV
Goods co.. L Ruff. carpets and draperies:
WsS1 Ms;Tol I"'Ity, sixth Street; Aberdeen
lnSon, chinaware 432 Fourth Avenue
,, Los ANGELES, Cal--Arthur Let's: 7,
X. strong and Mr.. Miller, draperics and
upholstery: - Madison Avenue
PITTS TTSBURGH-Boggs & Buhl. Nv
Steloei' carpets, rugs, linoleums and
uop1es,,Cs, sll.9,, l4o broadway, 18th floor
PROVIDENCE, r. I.-C. H. Rohinson
60, GO Inc l.. Robinson. carpets rugs and
Ar ROA NOkE, Na-Geo. MacBain Co. ~
NJ Walsh, housefurnishing goods ~,
ana ana glassware, 452 Fourth Avenue 5th
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.-B. d.
Starbuck & Co: e. y. Starbuck, dry goods,
carpets: etc.: 404 Fourth Avenue; Jay Co.
sANANNAH. Gan; Slotin. general
STATESNILLE. N. C.-H. Wallace, gem
eral merchandise; Pennsylvania
TOLEDO, O-W. l.. Miner Co.; II. r
Fisher. mdse manager: Alfred Fantl. 120
West Thirty second Street; 14th floor
WILMINGTON n. C.-M. Rosenmann &
Son; A Rosenlnann. dry goods and notions
PennSN Iva MIA.
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Coffee eFuturps.-Onenino pr;coc ,,o

Cohee Futures.-Opening prices were
unchanged to points lower with trad
ing dull. Later, the market was taken
IN hand, and prices moved up. At mid
day, active months were 5 to IS points
higher, with the December position
displaying the greatest activity. There
was broadening of speculative in
tcrest. Profit taking caused reaction
but as soon as the selling pressure
lessened, prices moved forward easily.
AT the close, July was points lower
but the other active months were . to
Z points higher.
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Hay ma straw

Yesterday
Dor t,,
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Buyers Coming

- RETRClT-J. L. Hudson Co; Mr. J.
Rosenthal, infants wear and negligees
Assorted Merchandise Corporation 225
a. 1919. -'i' -
y, DAI-LAs; Texas-Goldsmith Bros. Co.
ar. ~ Goldsmith. ready to wear 1913
day, April 20. 1918 ~
SACRAMENTO, Cal.-weinstock. Lubin
~ 90 W.. +. Hopka domestics. piece
Gotton goods, linens and blankets 22O
Fifth Avenue. Is expected about May i.
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Hartmann's knicleerbocler storage Ware
house Co.
10 MRs- Q MEInENFEI-n MIS- MARI

To MRS G. WElDENFELD. MIss MARIA
Clifford Walker. Mrs r. Howard Edward
II. Ditchcn. Julian r SAKE Miss H. ~
Grossman. L. Read Vail, Miss Agatha MOI.
fatf. c. l. Fish. Geo W. Lynch or MISS
l,da Iyde. Mrs. ]. s Wright. j. II. Thomp-
SON Oscar Jarman. Mrs. Henretta Bra"neI'
Nine. Clara Cuttuan, Mrs. Lucille feorsc
Mrs Elliott Taylor. Mrs Aurel e IAN
Wildt, Mrs Florence r Wielsnd James y
hlggs. DIR. Z \. Campbell. Anna ME-, l. -
Smallwood, r W. Westcrman or joseph
Nordenchild. X. Y. Tenent William Il WIZ
Jams. J. Stacy Brown Mrs. II hlIps'
Mr or Mrs. w. r. Case, Mrs. W; T. sin,.n' nv.
J. II Hollywood You and each OF you ar
hereby notified that the time for tne pay
ment Of our lien upon the property herelo'
after described having expired. after cue ny, nv
tlce thereof Aad been given you. We w W.
cause such property. 10 Wit. Household fn'
niturc consisting of parlor suites. dii dinlns
room suites. bedroom suites, library tuihn
nre pianos. paintings, pictures. china, Sl@ss
ware. pric- -brac. silverw8re. books, truhhs'
linen. beduing, clothing, curtains. carpS-.s
rugs. oiilce furniture. etc. stored in the "
lNmhia Storage Warehouses 10y you or =.
Your name tor in which you may have 80
cording 10 the statute in such case mado an
provided az Nos. 60 and 6s West 61th ~ -
ON Saturday, May 10th 1919. at 1890 a -
and II the sale thereof is not completed %
said date the Same Will be continued AT tna
Same place ON each and every Saturass
thereafter. beginning at o:so A. Nj. un'S
the sale Is completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New York, April end. 1919.
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Orchard md Eicld
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

q, foiicwlng arc yesterdays prices compared with
those OF year ago "-''
Yesterday. year ago
primo. 100 ID $i400 @Si8.25 $500 0si65o
Dressed beef. sides.
, ,ln Io' ...,. .;,....:..... .i9 "a rs al @ IA
TO prime. 100 lb i2 90 90 t750 liO0 f0 t6 M
Dressed yeals. city
lh. ............ Ia "a .26 .t9 "a "a
Live ewes. 100 In 1000 @ 400 t2OO as
Live lambs. fair to -
prime, loo Id. 1850 G POPS 1900 @ ~ ,n
Dressed mutton. lb 40 (a 20 "a G SS
Dressed lambs. city "
:, h. -. 80 "a "a % @ .s2
Dressed hogs hu- " ''
,,. con. h. .,.;;:,. .2s % .2s% 2sn@ .asM
Mess oecf, Dbl. 500 ID SO. 90 5000 a. SO 90
Mess Mess rork. hh 5000 % $500 $500 a $500
haru' Mid. W.. i.50c q - $500 d Is zoo
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Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

=, BINGHAMTON, N Y.-John L. Morgan
Co r. J. Ball. notions and mems neck
wear; Grand
BOSTON-Jordan-M Marsh Co.; Nr Moyni-
nan; notions; 432 Fourth Avenue.
CHICAGO, ul.-W orms & Loeb; W. Z.
Nelson, notions. Holland.
DES MOlNES Ia.-Botsford. G. notions
and shoes; Breslin
GRAND RAPIDS, Mch.-Friedman n
Ssrlng Dry Goods Co.; Miss Z. r. Hayes.
laces, embroideries trimmings and neck
wear ll5o Broa dway nth floor
Co; j. w. Gersbacher, notions: is West
Ihlrty-fourth Street; Herald SQUARE.
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Buyers Arrived


and manufacturers clothing and cloaks
Commodore.
PITTS BU RGH Roscnfeld &. Co.
T. Rosenheld mems furnishing goods:
Pennsylvania
KANt.-Spokane ID. c. Co.: L. T..
Loonis. boys clothing. mems clothing and
furnishings o. f. Macrae. 40 Fourth
Avenue.
WHEELING. w. va.-Max Crono &
Co; NJ. Crone, clothing; Pennsylvania
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Commodities
In du striaI
Cotton

Hesitation appeared in the cotton
market yesterday. Traders were eyI
IDENTIFY in fear of sharp reaction
after the long advance in prices. The
opening showed an easier tendency
prices ranging from an advance of II
points to decline of 5. Wall Street
interests seemed disposed to sell in
view OF the peace situation and the
liquidation IN the stock market Prices
gave way under heavy offerings, and
before the decline was halted had
rcceded to "a to AZ points below the
previous closing Trade buying then
began to make itself felt The mar
ket moved forward, and although there
we're fluctuations, prices climbed un-
~ at the elose they we're from 40
above to 10 below the final figures of
Monday, "
q News from Paris regarding the dit
n'",,V III o'HpoHlng OF ltaly'a claims
~ "" 'ho peaee conference had an UNI
'"N"'anle eneot on the market, Thia
VIVA o"Ho'; however, by tho lifting
~ 'ho embargo. aA of Aprl "a, ON
nhirmen'a of cotton to nou,rnla II
,H WaH assumed ny traders that neutral
european countries, although still
o"rreu from shipping cotton into on
omy territory. would lay in heavy
stocks Tor future expectations. As
Liverpool is the nearest source Of sup
ply Tor these ncutrals, sales in that
market will hc closely watched.
Other favorable factors are the largo
daily sales of spot cotton in South
ern markets and activity in the goods
trade. American mills have made large
forward commitments for goods if
is SAID, and have been big buyers of
spot cotton in the last week.
In the local market yesterday SPOT
w was quoted at $3.50, with no sales
ne price last year was 30.4O.
irices Tor future contracts follow:
Old STYIM
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

Sugar. Cables from Java report
large exports during March, The total
Is given at 10000 tons. of which
Europe took $1,000. Arrivals here are
sufficient for all requirements and
stocks are still heavy Export sugars
are said to be moving in larger guam
titles.
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)UNTY TREAsrRER w1rrrAM

COUNTY TREASURER WILLIAM T.
Luyster of Nassau County, y. Y, will
hold a sale for the unpaid taxes Of the
year 1916, and also for arrears Of taxes
upon certain land for some Of the years
1910, 1911. 1912, 1913. 1914 and 1915, al.
me County Court House. Mineola, Y. T.,
O'clock a. NJ and continuing each dsy
thereafter until all the property in arrears
for the years specified Is disposed Of
Full lists of properties TO be sold are
advertised In the South Side Observer Of
Hockyille Centre. and the City Record Of
Glen Cove City, l.. l.
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Bid and A sk ed
Quotations

The Following table givea the cloaing
pa and asked quotations. for atocka
mated on the New York Stock Exchange
hut not traded in yesterday;
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Leather and Fancy Goods,
.JeWelrv

BOSTON. Mass-Stearns, r. II. CO . N1rs
J. Knox and w. Wood. leather goods. um.
breilas. fancy goods. iewelry, millinery
neckwear. ribbons; 200 Fifth Avenue
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Offerings to Buyers

FOR sALE-ieD ~ 200 pieces SILK trico,;
any c"lrr: a"liTeries commencing June l..
bAsDies on request. Bcckcr. Annsterdarn
= r, or Grannefcy Iz4D
CAPEe, DcLMASe, COATS. stITg.--Jobs
fe"ppy sfTjee % ciDss out 1T very iow
prle@@ r. s.. ~ West nth IT., thira floor
o}tksrhs.--jeo elk ootton and samples 10
e,osE oiI'. cheap. IL East 10Th IT. fourth
LAFfeT. eT.~--Dolf0sne 10 close ont f27 uo.,
z7fn a.. fret floor NV
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and mixed colors, d400 a7c; duck erps
nearby, Indian Runner. fancy, csc; Bal,
tlmore. 6bWd7c; Virginia, 5sG166c /.
western and other southern. good to
prime, bSM64c.
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Sugar and Coffee

Current ycaI
Sugar. granulatod. per III ...... a.
Sugar. centrifugal per ID ...... 72S
Coffee Rio No +. per b.. 1914 81
Coffee Santos No. 4. per lb... II
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> IL S t e n a n &C
Cereals

Wheat.-It is estimated that the
wheat yield of the British provinces
will be 86,104,000 bushels, as against
los, 900 bushels last year Weather
conditions foy the American crop are
favorable. Focal receipts yesterday
were 512, 400 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23


favorable. Focal receipts yesterday
were 512,40O bushels.
Corn.-There was a sudden reaction
in corn prices yesterday The market
started higher on news of better prices
for hogs, but commission houses
seemed to have large selling orders,
and prices quickly fell back. The sell
ing was believed to be based on the
increasing movement of corn from the
country and the pressure of Argentine
offerings. In the middle of the day
prices were down PA to 8 h points from
the early top. At this level there was
good demand, and the market rallied,
prices were from Is higher to Is lower.
A favorable influence was the state
ment of the Federal wheat director
that he saw little chance of a return
to the Scent loaf of bread and that
European supplies of foodstuffs would
be smaller this year than last.
Yesterday Previous Year
Corn, No yellow sl.se% sissa,
JJuly ...,......... i.5s's i'5sA
sept .''''.....,, l,5i l'537s
C"tN' Ct'H Ntit llSiltl dt VIE Out-
set, but fairly liberal offerings checked
the rise. The market acted in
sympathy with corn, and closing prices
were "a to fsc lower for the day.
Yesterdays rreVous Year
oats, No white, $ 30 30. s ,os'a
thtcagoi
May ,,,,,...,,,. ,so1s .1i'a .si7s
lulF '',''',,'',. 20 'in'a
Arpt, .t.s,.,,,s,t .h''s wa
Rye Market lower.
Yeaterdnya Previous Near
New Nork cluAc. cloae ago
Caeh Ne. Wopt Si.S0 Slss's $3.50
Flour and Meal. Quotations wcrc;
Ncstorday's rrcvicua Year
New York; close close avn
Minn sr t. Sti.aoop i2.oO Sfi..500 1900 ST .0O
cornm, vel 5000 400 5000 TOO a.Sh
Rye flour CHI S.bO0D 9.65 5000 y65 1905
Bran, | 90 lb 4G.n0 $500
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Cla ssifie Advert Using
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

S25 REWARD for seed pearl, diamond
mounted tassel lost Saturday afternoon
between 44th and Broadway and olst &
and Park ave Mrs Bamberger. 525 Park
ave.
LOST-GOI.D POWDER BOX on Saturday night
at COnev Island: reNard. Phone Hrospvct--5so9
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Tea,

1t is reported that shipments have
been made to London of Java, Ceylon
and India teas. Several thousand pack
ages are said to have been shipped.
Attempts to buy Ceylon and Java have
developed the fact. it is stated, that
exports have effected a marked de
crease in stocks
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100
packages follow
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

Eggs.-Roceipts were 36,44o cases
fresh gathered, extras, dozen. 1880
+c' storage packed, extra firsts, 46c;
,'rsts, ~ "a Y ad5 u; gathered, extra firsts.
-9W4o ~ ,5. ~ hIsts, northerly sections, 43 u
onds and poorer, 39M41 &c; dirties No
l, 80 ofa a4oc: No. 9 and poorer. 35G'3oc.
chccks, good to choice, dry, 3Siaa3oc.
under grades, $50 3Sc; State, Pennsvl'
vnnia and nearby western hcnncrv
whites, fine to fancy, 51@l52c; or,
ulhary to prime, 46M5Oc gathered
whites ordinary to fine, 46G5Oc: Pa
clhc Coast, good to fine, dSMA9c: west
en- enn ana southern, gathered whites, 450
b, Ior, state, pennsylvania and nearby.
"e""ery browns, 4Sc; gathered brown
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

Tir,a.,,, ~ Fer ton year ago
large bales Stl0O@ie. 100 S2oOO63l.00
y 2, ., NO. l ,llNt 3,.OO@3SO0 23.00 2l.O0
hye straw No. 15.00G 1900 10000 -
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

hutter.-Receipts were la,l76 pack
ages, Creamery, higher than extras,
TO- oe1o oe 'ari extras, Qe score. Ca 'se;
tirsts, ~ to ~ score, 6am6ic; seconds
Sa to ~ aeere, d0mdelac lower grades
ht@elei unanlted. higher than extras
Una d0 'pei eNtraa. 66M6hla nrata'
ua'AMdl lac; eeeonda, Glm0Aci atule'
de''N tube, llneeI, O9 'ptpGle. rood To-
rlime, GO at 6Se. common to fatr.
N@'ooc, renovated, eNtraa. AK tp be;
ursts ~ y at b0c. lower prndna
'on ASo; imitation creamery. iiratn. Az
or ave; ladies. current make. nrste' d6
w1ic: seconds. iimNi4isc; lower
grades t2m 81 lac; packing stock. cur
d3c; lower grades, 30M42c. -
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Shoes
General Merchandise

DEs MONIES, Lac. Botsford motion
and shoes: Breslin "o''oh
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

u,nS, io,1o to wrar chocolate by hand.
steady position; half day Saturday Apply I'm.
pioSincnl onlce. A Nj lockwood q Co park
and Wa'erly ayes. Brooklyn va "'A
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

Hlhl hl--About II years OF age TO write
so cards: salary. IS per week; good chance
,pr aoVancement. Apply Bureau of Ma
s,onai Literature. 141 West 3eth St See
Miss Toohy
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

EMBROIDERY GIRLS wanted on pnld
,xnri, nHl'isn ,coa ana sll,s emblems also home
LA LuNlEkB CO. 4th floor ffant st' y, Party ~,
ave, New York - ''l
GfRLS-We are desirous or soc,,,,,,.- -,
serVlcns uf two or three young ladTe. to
assls, IN tho finishing OF knit nvci<tjos,
unSse .Ws posltons are very desirable. and wa
VIII pay satisfactory salaries while apnli
Tnnts ct, gre being taught. Apply Church
Webp d Close. Inc, East 3Sd ST 0N'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

=. Cheese. Receipts were 4.loS boxes
n.a,s, ~ whole milk, fresh flats, colorcd,
10, ozc; whitc, 32At lo33c; average run,
ouioLeu' 81 &c; white, 32lac; lower
grades, 30@3 Bic; twins, specials whitos
a2 = a32 lsc; colorcd, 32c; colorod
81 &c; flats, held, 36IM39c: twins
heid, 36'2M39c; Wisconsin. whoIn
mllk, twins. held, 340n39c; fresh. 81 u
Ia sc; single daisies, held, 35In3sc.
fresh, white, 34c; double daisies. bold
5o,H3sc; fresh, 32c; Young Americas
ne, neid, fresh, 33c; State, skins, specials
- '2(a 20 'gc; prime to choice, 20G2oc.
dair d to good, 15M19c; lower grades
6Mlic. s s'"ues'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

GIRLS with experience to wrap chocolate Nv
Appy e%ploS@aay leaay gsSsop ha day saturday
Co.. Park and Waycrly aves. Brookisn' ""00' 'S
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
BUSINESS OrsuRruNIrIEs

nslAH MINERALS ANn tNnti iSTlttA1 DlN ELL or
nlrnt COMPANY AZ Wrsuand Row Dublin. Ireland.
Electric ralWnls. public utilities. water timber.
OIL Industrial and mlning enterprises promoted.
Approved bond aud stuclS Issues placed with Euro
pean bankers and brokers. Underwriting procured
fer corporatons Mining and Other examinations
and repors madc by well known engineers
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

HlRl-hright to learn to hand color
pnofography of china dolls, ctc; $40
week whlla learning; steady work. good
9pportunity Call Stadier Photo Co.. 81
living pl. -
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STORAGE NOTICES
HARTMANN'S
knickerbocker Storage Warehouse Co.


New York, April 18th. 1919.
TO Mrs. A. J.. Pollock. O. K Strawhat
Manufacturing Co, Charles F. Sanders,
6eniamin A Hartstein. NJ Kennedy. A,
Narici. Ernest Curti, D MacM Niven, John
=. cher, Rebecca Shuel John Clancy
- H. traDtrce. Leon Sommers. Miss o. r.
T5iarland' 15iaI,a' Sam Goldenbaunn. vincens0
benjamin Levine. Q. Sorvillo, Harry ".
iooniger, Max Greenbaum. { A. Murdoch
salvatore Scimcea. Bella Charnon. e. ..
C,lnhs, simon Stern, Sam Berman, ]. n.
MaAtrs, H. BerFsr Albert A Wray. Leroy
{. Robinson, c. Il. HeitAan, John L. Dana
her, sam I.ampert. r. Diamond Nathan
Gluck. BENJAMIN Horn. You and each OF
yon are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of our lien upon che property
hereinafter described having expired, after
cue hNtlre thereof had been given you We
VIII cause such property. 10 wit househoid
farniture. chitoRiers beds, chairs, rockers,
dressing tables, ice b08ts, buffets, dressefs'
rugs, carpets. bookcases mirrors. tables
clochs, musical inst ruments, optical goods
pl"h"s' hass, bundles and contents; OIL
cloth. pictures. paintings, sewing machines
trunks aud contents, bedding, linens, hang
lhEs, silNerWare, wearing apparel. cohtens
of hoNes and tarreis suppuaed 20 Ne books
china, glassware, hrio-a hrsoi contents et
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Qui Facet Consentire Videtur

Hablamos acerca del enorme fra
case del alcalde de Guayanilla
con su acueducto. Hoy vamos a
exponer a grandes rase9s sus sub
siguientes fracasos admniistrati-
vos. Vamos a tratar acerca del
matadero municipal. Esta obra ha
sido hecha durante la administra-
ci6n del senior Dapena, Y por 10
tanto, no queda informe annual en-
que no salga a luz como una de
sus grandes mejoras. Su costo fue
de mil y pico de d6lares; pero
esta situado en- un lugar Ell dom
de contlnuamente epasa y Sc de-
tiene mucha gente. Hoy, dicha
construction, esta en- bastante NAL
estado Y 10 que es peor, en- su in
terror, he visto peones cambian-
dose de ropa y utilizandolo como
mejor pueden para su descanso
v sus comodidades. Todo este po-
dia evitarse s. hubiese un buen
administrator que Sc hubiera gas
tado cien duros en- cercarlo de
alambre, en- lugar de haberselos
emplead0, como 10 hizo ell senior
Dapena, en- alambrar un cascajal,
propiedad del Municipio en- ell ba-
rrio de Magas, Y que noCiene ape
mas valor alguno. Gran fracaso
administrative Gran tacto de un
administrator de los intereses del
pueblo Dejar que una obra de
valor, de tan gran utilidad, que
requiere toda la protection, toda
la atenci6n y toda la limpieza en-
comendada por la hygiene, Sc de-
ie a la intemperie para que los
viandantes la usen para sus fines
mas Y mejor; mientras que por
el contrario, ese mismo alcalde
sc gasta la misma cantidad al
90 mas en- cercar un pedazo Gle
terra que no vale 10 que aquella,
Y sobre todo, una propiedad sin
cultivo, que no necesita protection