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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
On, the Screen Today

BRANDEIs-HARoLD LOCKWOOD
IN PALS FIRST"
HIALTO-ALICE BRADY Ia THE
HOLLOW OF HER HAND"
STRAND--JOHN BARRYMORE IN
HERE COMES THE BRIDE"
sUN-WILLIAM FARNUM In THE
MAN HUNTER"
MUsE-TOM MIX In HELL ROAR
IN REFORM"
EMPREsS-BESSIE LOVE IN THE
WISHING RING MAN"
B0YD-"THB BIRTH OF A RACE"
LOTHROP-24th and Lothrop--ANI-
ia STEWART in ''VIRTUoUs
WIVES"
Big v comedy.
BOULEYARD-S3d and Leavenworth
EDNA GOODRICH in HER
HUSBANDS HONOR"
Eleanor Field comedy.
GRAND-16th and Binney-CLARA
KIMBALL YOUNG in THE Saw
AGE WOMAN" ~
HAMILTON-4Oth and Hamilton
FRANK KEENAN, in RULER OF
THE ROAD"
sUBURBAN-24th and Ames-NAzI-
NOVA in EYE FOR AN EYE"
ORPHEUM-south Side. gath and NJ
WILLIAM DESMOND in THE
PRACTICAL LIAR"
LEAH BAIRD in EVOLVES OF
KuLTUR." No. H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
QUESTION AGAIN
UP IN SENATE
New Resolution Would Give
States Initial Authority
to Enforce Proposed
Amendment.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Chairman
Jones of the woman suffrage COM
mittee announced today that before
congress adjourned another effort
would be made to secure adoption
OF resolution authorizing submits
sion of an equal suffrage amend
ment to the federal constitution. In
making the announcement Senator
Jones itrodueed modified resolu-
ton giving states initial authority
to enforce the proposed amendment
The new resolution was designed
to meet objections of senators from
the southern states and was reported
to have the approval, as a compro-
mise measure, of President Wilson
and leaders of woman suffrage or
CARNATIONS.
The measure provides that fran
ohise shall not be abridged because
OF sex and contains the following
enforcement clause:
THE several states shall have the
authority to enforce this article by
necessary legislation but if any state
shall enforce or enact any law in
conflict Herewith, then congress
shall not be excluded from enacting
appropriate legislation to enforce
III"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01

IL UAAA 5AAC0C NuDbOAAA
Tailors of New York
City, will indeed show
you readily that diff
ference between orig
inals and factory cop
led suits. New Box
Coat Suits, N e W
3louse Suits, N ew
Vest Front Suits,
New Belted Models,
4 e c idedly different
from your last sea-
sons suit, plain or
brai d e d, pipe d,
stitched and embroid-
cred of tricotine, CAB
ardine, serges, poiret
twills, poplins, tweeds
and checks. $500,
1900, 1900, $500
and upward.
Second Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01

arts of the motion picture, a perfect
SCREEN lice
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
eFIASHEN 7Tom FINLAND
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TO-DAY.

more) and is seized and kissed by
the astounded attorney. Director
John Robertson had terrible time
taking this scene. as the mex
perienced young miss had difficult
time complying with the demands
of the script. Every time the d.
rector megaphoned, Close your
mouth when you kiss" Miss Binney
burst out laughing and the scene
had to be rehearsed again. After
many trials the director announced
that he was satisfied, and the young
star is highly pleased that she has
acquired one of the most difficult
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
Shoes for Women
Special Saturday

Of notable Importance is
the Shoe Sale scheduled
for Saturday. Every wo-
man will appreciate them
for the savings are of a
good nature. For instance,
one lot of all-over gray
Kids, 8 and 9 inches high.
hand welted soles, full
Louis covered heels, long
vamps. Sizes 215 to 8. And
then a. remarkable offer
ing of 800 pairs, all de-
servably fine appearing
shoes, smartly styled,
splendid materials, welted
soles, Louis covered heels.
Values, SO and $40. Sat
urday 6.S5
Main Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01

arts of the motion picture, a perfect
screen kiss.
Harry Harvey has finished work
on The Straggler,' the Helen Glib
son two-reeler, and Douglas Ger
rard has completed SEALED Orders"
with FRITZ Brunette and Billy
Sheer. ~
Jane Novak, ingenue and leading
woman, is supporting Rupert Julian
in his new feature THE Fire Fling
ersl" The Julian cast includes the
, director-star himself in the featured
role, while Fay Tincher is playing
the "vamp," and Miss Novak the
wife. Charles Hill Males has the
part of the friend. Rex Hodge is
assisting Julian in directing the
film.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
Dainty CamisoIes

Camisoles Of Wash Satin,
Crepe de Chine, and Jersey, in
flesh, black and white, made
with lace insertions, plain
tailored and fancy ribbon
trimmed, cut with ribbon
straps. Some are somewhat
mussed from handling. In this
lot will be found values from
100 to 200, and on sale while
they last, special at 69c
Third Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
Saturday Will Be
a Hosiery Day

and these settings surely
will convince you of the
benefits of making our
Hosiery Section the place
to always supply your
hosiery needs. Quality
indeed is the first word ir
hosiery and these splendid
offerings assure you of
long wear
We offer for Saturday
at 1.15 Pure Dye and
Thread Silk Hosiery in
shoe shades, also black
and white. Other good
items in hosiery at your
disposal in Fiber Silk, at
acc. Thread Silk and
Fiber Hose, at Csc. Chill
dren's Hose, good values,
at 35c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01

INEFFECTIVE stories, or stories
with strong note of mystery,
are quite popular with the fans
these days. A recent example of
this trend in screen fiction is "Vicky
Van," soon to be shown here, in
which Ethel Clayton is starred.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
Marvel Hats

Stunning Creations Indeed
Among the splendid styles for
Saturday is this display of beau
tiful distinctive Hats that lend
charm sought by women Of
fanciful nature. There are
about 200 of these attractive
hats, all i'm stunning effects.
Black lisere hats, faced in town
layers of Georgette crepe, in a
range Of beautiful colofs,
O'Blue, D'Rose, Sand, Jade,
etc., and every one presents
lovely trimmings. These hats.
as beautiful and attractive as
they are, and the latest styles
for a new season are always
priced 6.s5.
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01

Faire Binney, who is supporting
John Barrymore in Here Comes
the Bride" at the Strand, is learning
the art of kissing as practiced in the
movies" these days. In one scene
of her new picture Miss Blnney
bursts into the office of the strug-
Cling young lawyer (John Barry
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01
New Arrivals in
Spring Suits

The exclusiveness Of shout
ders and sleeves Of the tailored
suits, we carry exclusively for
Om?ha, from these Custom
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-01

"Te Belle of New York." which
was a famous stage success in the
"90s" in this country and England,
will be issued soon with Marion
Davies in the starring role.
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PRICES OF COTTON
FUTURES DECLINE
Market Has Unsettled, Nervous
Tone and Final Quotations
Are 81 to 10 Down.
SPOTS ALSO SHOW DROPS
Liverpool's Weakness and Poor
Crop Reports Are Chief In
fluences of Day.
SPOTS ALSO SHOW DROPS

The cotton market went yesterday
lower with the tone rather nervous and
unsettled. owing to many depressing fea-
lures All things considered. however,
prices did rather well, the chief influence
in favor of the bulls being unfavorable
private crop reports and possibility of
an inordinately bad bureau report on
Thursday. Among the bearish factors
stressed by the downtown crowd was
Liverpool weakness. The market there
was more OF less demoralized, with Nam
chester In q disorganized state.
Cables, due to advance. came sharply
lower, and consequently our market
should have begun approximately 100
points off The weather map was not
much discussed, but was very nearly
ideal for growth of crop in the South.
There was only slight moisture recorded
anywhere. All the private condition re-
ports issued yesterday were more OF less
in the same tenor and about in line with
expectations. The Watkins Bureau es-
timated the crop at 10,500,000 bales,
with a September condition Of 54.4 per
cent. of normal. Clement Curtis made II
ssh, with an indicated crop Of 11,000,-
900 bales. The Southern Products Com
pany placed the coming crop at a still
lower figure. 10.400.00o bales.
The announcement by washington
that all shipping from the United States
TO Great Britain would be suspended
was a decided factor during the late
trading, and sterling exchange broke
badly as a reelection. First prices here
were 10 to 80 points lower lie active
list, May showing TIE latest decline
There. was a good Gedl of mixed trading
following the call, and Southern hedge
pressure, coupled with local liquidation,
forced prices to lower levels. small
recovery in the first hour was not sus-
tanned, and at times professionals ex-
erted predominating power.
The lowest levels Of the day saw prices
more than so points under the previous
finals, and it was not until early after
noon that support increased enough to
change the trend of the market Then
with firmer tone in the securities mar
ket and less pressure from Liverpool
and the South prices were bid up to
about Saturdays ending. reacting again
toward the close on fears of a further
Liverpool break to-day. The close was
barely steady at net decline of 81 to
40 points, with spots also lower.
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CORPORATION NOTICE,


WHEREAS. the undersigned corporators
Aled in the office OF the Superintendent of
Insurance OF the State of New York. on
the goth day of September. 1919. a declara-
tion and charter setting forth the!r !nten-
ton to form a corporation TO be known as
the NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY
COMPANY" in conformity with the pro-
visions of the Insurance Law OF the State
of New York; and
WHEREAS said declaration and charter
has been approved by the Attorney Gem
eral Of the State OF New York. who has
dulr certified to the same and said su-
certified copy OF such declaration and
charter and certificate TO the undersigned
oorporators who desire to proceed to or
ganiEe said company;
NOW THEREFORE, We, the under
signed corporators, hereby declare our In
UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY" with
principal office in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City of New York, under and by
virtue OF Article II OF the Insurance Law
OF the State of New York, Section 20, as
amended, and more particularly under the
second, third, nth. sixth, ninth and elev-
enth subdivisions of said Section 10 OF said
Insurance Law, as amended.
Dated New York City. Sept. 20, 1919
Walter G. FAlconer.
Howard X. Wood, Edward NJ. Willis WILL
lam ]. Neilan, William A. Rogers. William
II. McDonough, Anselm p. Anderson. Ed
win Bruce Hallett, Robert X Thistle,
Harry 3. Davis, Harry o. Coughlan, Paul
s. Smith, Philip L. Neiser.
sHEARN & HARE. Attorneys.
% William Street, N. Y. City.
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BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

and charges of s469.131, against a def
cit of S47, 092 in the preceding year. The
standard return guaranteed an operating
income OF S3.17s.S16. while the actual
operating income was s1.776.76o. the
road showing a loss to the Government
Of s1,401, 565.
The company, however. is not willing
to accept the standard return as Just
compensation. and the negotiations are
described in the annual report as fol-
lows
"Deen1ing the standard return to be
abnormally low and inequitable, the
company prepared an application for
just compensation, which was flied with
the Director-General March IL. 1919.
The application sets forth that the
standard return of $3.l7S,31492 is less
than a fair annual return on mini
mum valuation of the company's proper
ties and asks that its just compensation
under the Federal control act be fixed
at not less than s4,105.o0o per annum.
At the date of publication Of this report
the case is awaiting the decision Of the
Dire etor-General."
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NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine,
machine bbls.. f160. Tar, retort and kiln,
3149l4.25. Rosin. common TO good strained.
1850; az. 1855; ID, $3.50; E. SITS; F,
Sls.25; G., $3.50; II, 319; l, {20.25; X.
seas NJ, s2s; n. s24; VIC. s24.5O, and WV
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PORCUPINE.
LONDON METAL MARKET

bONDON INITIAL mAhlAfNT.
LONDON, Sept 2s.-Following arc the clos-
ing metal quotations:
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COFFEE MARKET.

Weakness in the primary markets
worked yesterday against values in the
local coffee market and after opening
. to IS points below their previous close
values worked downward, December
touching at one time 14.01c., March
l4.05c. and May 14.01c., from which
there were slight reactions. closing at
net declines of 65 to 60 points. On the
way down stop orders were met, and
some of the selling was attributed to
short account
After showing declines OF rs to 100
reis Santos futures came still lower. nrst
20 to 200 reis off. then another cable
reporting further declines of 100 to $50
rels
Yesterdays firm offers from Rio and
Santos were a little lower, but very
irregular. The local spot market was
quiet and lower. with futures. Rio rs.
being held at 15c- and Santos 4s at PAN
20 Csc
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
THE c AiTSny Ags1 oE '0i pkI !siI
RECORDS OF THE CITr OF
NEW YORK:
NOTICE is hereby given. that 81 the
the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
day in November next (November 4th). the
following officers may be lawfully voted
Two Justices of the Supreme Court. for
the First judicial District. In the place
Luce, appointed by the Governor to MI
vacancy.
A Surrogate. In tho place of Robert L
Fowler.
Twenty three Members of Assembly.
Given under my hand and seal of once
Of Secretary OF state. at the City of Al
thousand nine hundred and nineteen. "a
FRANCIS NJ HUGO. Secretary Of Stat@
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
New York, August 9th. 1914
TO THE CgsT ,T, OF PRIMARY
In compliance with the provisions OF
Chapter 20 Section 293, OF the Election
Law, as amended by laws OF 1913.
OF each City once 10 be voted for at tho
General Election to be held November
Bronx, Kings. Queens and Richmond, and
divisions thereof constituting the city Of
New York, as follows: O.
County Of New York.
Borough OF Manhattan.
A President Of Board OF Aldermen. IN
place OF Robert L. Moran.
An Alderman from each OF the Alder
mamie Districts embraced within the city
OF New York.
Three justices Of the city Court in
place of Richard II Smith. James A.
Allen gnd LorenZ Teller. ..f
Justices OF the First District Municipal
Court. in the place Of John hoycr, Wau-
hope Lynn, william +. Moore. va
Justices Of tho Second District Municipal
Morris Eder, william Blau, as provided
In Chapter SIS, Laws ~ 1919,
Justices OF the Third District Municipal
Court. In the place OF Thomas Il. Murray.
Thomas F. Noonan,
Justice of the Fifth District, Municipal
Court, in the place OF Charles w. Coleman.
Justice OF the sixth District. Municipal
Court in tho place OF solomon Oposn-
heimer. ~.
pal Court In the place Of John F. CowAn-
state Of New YoPk,
CITY Of New York.
We, the Custodians 81 Primary Records,
in md for the city Of New York. do here-
neXoi with tho original notice Aled ana re-
corded In our ONCE September LIST. 1919,
and that the same Is true transcript
thereof, and Of the whole Of such original.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto
set our hands and ati'xod the seal OF said
Custodians OF Primary Records this 18Th
day OF September. 1918.
JOHN r. VOORHIs,
CHARLES e HEYpT, SCI
(SEAL) JAMES KANE 81
JACOB A, LIVINGSTON
custodisns Of Primary RseordS
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POTATOEs-Mai

ais; $50 lbs, s4G4.75: is5 lbs. sac t.25 :
sbQ5.25; Pennsylvania, $50 lbs, s44t,25;
Jersey, is5 lbs. $3.50 q 4,25; $50 lbs. $50
Ss7: long, ,l65 lbs. 1926 $40; 1870 ios.'
si.s59i.sO; No. 2. 7sc 4l; Delaware and
Maryland No. /. basket, 1915; No 2
70 q gOc.; Southern. No !, Dbl. ~ % .oO.
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Coffee Cahles--Rio was rs reis lower for rs
At 1ls025. Exchange unchanged at II 21-32d. Re-
Ceipts 5000 bags and stock asa. 900 bags
In Santos spots were 200 rels lower, with rs
quoted at l6SSO0 and 4s 1860. Futures were rs
10 100 rels lower. Receipts 5000 bags and
stock 1897, 900 bags.
Receipts at the ports were 81. 900 bags, gainst
Icon last year and 900 two years ago Sac
Pauln had "a 0O0 against 81 900 and 60 ,000 and
Jundishy q, 900, against 10000 and 1900 bags
respectively.
Fine weather was reported In all districts
~ Sac Paulo, with temperatures ranging from
% In 81 degrees
Cleared from Bahia 1000 bags for New York
and from Santos 5000 bags for New Orleans.
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OILS-Standard white, New York ex-
port, bis, sl9.25; do, bulk. Sll.5O; do
cases S23.25; water white, New York. bbls,
5000; do, bulk, Sl2.50; do, cases, s24.25
Motor gasolene, garages, 24hc.; consum-
ers 26hc. (steel barrels. Linseed OIL
strictly pure gallons of IA lbs. In bbls.,
q On lcnfta oil ~ AZ
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.--wide de-
clines were forced in the cotton market
to-day by a selling which was felt on
the opening and which persisted until
the trading months were about 81 a
bale under the level of last weeks close.
Close: October. 32.23; December, 32.0S (;
January, $40; March. S2.17; May.
age; spot, firm and unchanged; mid
ding. 1880
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SPOT MARKETS.

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and IS points lower. at s22 for middling;
sales nil Southern spot characterization
steady, 50 points lower, at A.5o; sales 100
bales New Orleans firm, unchanged at s.. so;
sales 1850 bales. Mobile steady, 50 points
lower at $3.50; sales IS bales. Charleston ilrm,
unchanged at 31.75; sales nil. Augusta quiet,
IS points lower, at N.75; sales s72 bales. Mem
st Louis steady 20 points lower, at &c. sales
mi. Houston steady, Is points lower, at A25 I;
sales 16 2T0. Dallas steady, rs points lower, at
81 20: sales IL s54 bales
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AUGUSTUS


sTUYVESANr. AUGUSTUS VAN
HORNE-In pursuance OF an order Of
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a SurroEats
~ the County Of New York, NOTICE IL
hereby given to all persons having claims
aainst Augustus Van Horne Stuyvesant
iata Of the County Of New York. deceased
20 present the same, with vouchers thereof
10 The subscribers at their place OF trans
setting business at the ONCE OF their at
torney, Henry de Forest Baldwin. No. a.
Wall Street, in the City OF New York
Dated, New York. the 2sth day OF Mareh
1918. AUGUSTUS Van HoRNM sTuY.
IIICIUs II. BEERS. Executors. HENRY
DE FORREST BALDWIN, Attorney for HI.
scutors., 40 Wall Street. New YSJk City.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Purified Sugar, first quality. maximum
Of Polarization. Am buyer Of many ship
ments. Give prices c, /. f. Antwerp or
Marseilles; in transit Lisbon or Porto.
Adalberto de carvalho, 70 Rue de Spa
Bruxelles. Belgique, or s39 Rue Fernandes
Thomaz at Porto Portugal. Correspon-
dence in French for both places.
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RURROGATES NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o,
Hon. JOHN z. COHALAN. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York, NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims agaInI,
HARRY S. HARNESS, late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. to present.
the same, with vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, at their place OF transactinE
business at the ONCE OF NICOLL, ANA.
BILE, FULLER & SULLIVAN. their at.
torneys, at No. 81 Broadway. Borough Of
AZ New York, on or before the 10th day
ot october. 1919. next. Dated New York.
the list day of April, 1919 ELoRENcn s,
anntors. NICOLL, ANABLB. FULLER 4
SULLIVAN. Attorney for Executors Of.
way, Borough of Manhattan. New YORK
City.
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Liverpool cables-Spot cotton quiet, ut "a
noints decline TO the basis OF 10 sd for mid
Cling Sales 4,OOO American 1000 Imports
1900, American 5000. Futures opened weak
steady at 10 to AZ points decline October, fs IA;
December, 10 So: January, 1854; March, 10 rs; :
IEy. 1858; July 1916. Administrations and
cloths dEorRanized
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BBANs-Marro
sss sassuris Se siLsc essOSrrenss GSiss;
ssSiss Lady SSoS %a.hInss s cslifea
,.n s5sS ThsG Id sSs:Da :IS as
snssc or coTean, ;s.sS; dSifSEu. Maneha-
riap, $3.50; red kidney. choice. fls;so@
eSurian. s4SSsoi yellow eye. sfSO; black
,Is,ssIi$ES' ?psfiai: 81; i Rsa@ qs|5ssS
$50 s9ySgs, Chilean ss@S;sSjs STs az
. 3Gs s'1 pnh s esior a'? r. Gafo call
fornia.. choice. 1880. PEAs-seoteh,
l:is ss7t.9 green. wv w iS;Oa,nn .S.sSS
I7s; at osifsrnis ilH dsfis;an. Ty
,SSi A ~ o ssOS1Is; jaDs.Gs.ssss;
White White small. MsncSurlan. sss7sSS; large.
BUTTER-creamery higher than extras,
ID. say @sfc.; extras, % score. esc,; nrsts,
score, saw q sec 4 seconds, So to 81 score.
81 &c.; lower grades. 4995Oc.; unsalted,
higher than extras. IS s7c.; extras sth @
State dairy tubs. finest, 81 SSc.; good to
prime, b5960c; common to fair. q q SIC. |;
onds SSrFsnt %Ses fr Tsss
No. ., 45c.; lower grades, 42944hc.
CHEEsE-state. whole milk. fresh fats,
colored. lb.. sOh @1Hc.; white, soh @ &c.
average run, colored, s0@30kc.; white.
soc. lower grades. 2S@2ehc.; held. fats,
specials. siq3iho.; average run. 2sh @
a0Nc.; twins, specials, colored or white, 30
QSo Nc; average run, 2sh 929kc.; lower
grades $50 2sc.; Wisconsin. whole milk
twins, fresh, 20 q SOC. single daisies. fresh
90 @N Nc; held. S1h o S2c.; double daisies,
fresh. o@sic; held, ,si@HMs,; Young
madam. in bond, 37h 02Shc.; State skins
speeiala 21h @22Hc; prime to choice, Is
Qls hc. fair to good, 14@17c.; lower
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81 for New York
n New Orleans.
CHICAGO AND ALTON REPORT.
Figures show Deacit of s10s.IsI
for Year.

Tie Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
pany, according to its annual report
Issued yesterday and based on its stand
ard return showed a deficit after taxes
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FRUITS, FIRE,

FRUITS, FRESH-APPLES-Red per
basket. S1.25q2; green. s1.25Ql.75; small
and poor. 75c. q 31.25; Duchess. Dbl. S4g7;
Wealthy. 1903; Mcintosh, 5000; Twenty
Ounce. t4Q150; Fall Pippin, s4Qs; iona
than, s49T50; Grayenstein, ssg7.5o;
Greening. S446; Gravenstein far Western.
box. s2.50@8.6o; crabapples, small. basket.
s2@5.5o; Dbl. s15 a IS; large, Dbl. Sqll.
pEARS-seckel, Dbl, $5Q1l; Kieffer. $40
$50; PEAcHEs-Jersey crate, ssQ4i
basket, $4,000: basket. soc. q Sl.60.
GRAPEs-All varieties, crate. 75c. @ LES.
HUCKLEBERRIES - Quart 100 25c.
RASPBERRIES-Pint. LOG loo. ORANGES
- California, s2.5097.50. AVOCADO
PEARs-Floridar dozen. s3Q5.5o: Cuban.
Sl.bOd2.25. MUSKMELONS - Colorado,
crate, s2.759s.25; pink meat. sl91.s3.
OSTRICH EGO MELONS-Western. $40
1.50. CASABA MELONS-Western. crate.
sL2591.75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

CoTTONsEED ou,-Rango of prices:

EGGs-Freah gathered. extras, dozen.
SssS seconds. asSsso i'S SSdSr grades ;:,
No 'ss and sirt pSsr.r No ssoss eg.sSs
grades so0Sso.; refrigerator. special
marks, fancy. charges paid, SO q SO; irsts.
$50 40; seconds, t5@l7c; State, Pennsyl-
nne to fancy, s0@s2c.: fair to prime. $50
Isc. gathered whites. common to prime
go DISC; Pacific coast, express fancy, 500
cred whites, 6s97eo.; State, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery browns, fancy, ESQ
72c.; gathered brown and mixed colors.
Gle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
PennsyIvania Crude OIL Market.

s4.25, Runs. 154.985; averages s2,010.
Shipments. 11O.54s. averages $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Swedish American Line

S. S. STOCKHOLM ss'G ns. Tons
OCT. 22, DEC. 6-NEw YORK DIRECT
to SCANDINAVIA. Close connections to
Germany and all parts OF Continent.
PASSENGER OFFICE. "a State St.. MI