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New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
u. S. Government Bonds
Liberty Issues
Transactions

transactions
The following table gives the trans
actions yesterday and the approximate
investment yield in the several Liberty
Loan issues at closing New York
Stock Exchange prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
pa and asked quotations for stocks
nsted on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Hay and Straw

Hay-Timothy. No. I, large bales. ton.
s44 q ~ No. to 2. $685. shipping.
$33 @34 no grade hay. $26N3l; fancy
light clover, s42 a43: No. ], clover mixed
$3.50; No. 2, 1896. Straw.-No. /. rye
$3.50 IA; No. l. oat, $12
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago.
Sugar. granulated per lb. 745
Sugar. centrifugal, per ID. 1873 -
Coffee, Rio. No. T. per lb.... 23 83s
Coffee. Santos, No. 4. per lb. 281x @29 -
Sugnr-Refners continue to reject do
mestic orders unless buyers are willing to
take August September delivery. There
is demand also for refined sugar for
export which cannot be filled.
Coffee Futures-Coffee prices fell back
yesterday for net losses of Ct to 81 points
There was free selling result of ca bles
saying the Santos term market was 25
to 100 reis lower. Prices for future con-
tracts follow
Previous Yeal
High. Low. Clos. close ago.
July. 1900 ee.oo s1.s0 0@2l 90 ss.55 % %
Sept. 49,. 21.8O 21.BO 2150@21 60 2o3O -
Dec. 2I.SO 2l.X0 21.O1@21.O5 21.8O -
March. 21.30 3f.3O 2O.S1@D2O.X5 21.G5
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Bonds

fouoD'ng rs q complete record Of
all transactions IN bonds on the No1U
York Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Consolidated EXCHANGE

lonit OF trade on this exchange, 10 shares
transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29

Live steers. fair TO
primo. 100 lbs. 3
Dressed beef sides,
ID.
Live vcals, com
mon TO prime.
100 ID. i.
Dressed veAls. city
ID. ............ Z.
1.-Two ewes. 100 10.
Dressed mutton,
10. .
Dressed lambs,
city. 10. i.
Hogs, 100 ID.
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
Id. ............ =.
Dressef h o r .,
bacon. ID. &.
Mess beef. bbI.
Mess pork Dbl.
Lard. Mid. West.
100 ID. ......
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
=: Varied Phases Of Finance and
'nds Dealt In Flat

do 5-year 514s 1921. esIs es3a
do 2o-year 51ss 1887. seIs eeIz
Foreign Bonds Dealt In Flat
Mexico Ext strl IS of '99 1915. e6M ~
do gold As of '04 1854 ..... So 81
Russ 1894 rente As 1000 den. 20
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Cereals

Whoat.-HarNostn of winter wheat is
reported to be moving northward at a
good rate. high temperatures are ripen-
ing the crop and dry weather is facilitat-
ing operations. Receipts of wheat at New
York yesterday We're 400 bushels.
COrn.-The market closed q to y cents
higher The rise was based upon small
stocks and an increase in the price of
hogs. Weather reports were favorable
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No. 2. ylw. s1.94H s1.9s
July .:......... 1885 1.7s1s s1.4s
September ...... 1864 l.75% -
December ...,... 1884 l.53E -
Onts-Prices were fractionally lower
Many traders continue to emphasze the
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats. No :, o.7s1: @o.so so'7s1. so.ss5: ss9
July &C.,. $3.50 80 .73
September. .ss1s q - .ess4 -
December. .e9A @ -- 1915 -
Rye-Markct dull
Yesterdays Prevou, Year
Cash, Mo- wh.s1.52% sl.5aM $l.8l
Flour and Meal-Quotations were
Yesterdays Previous Year
MINI NEW p25H slSsf SGsf s,os s0
goTn orr meal S5"@ a5o@ 4a2 s'5o@ s59@@ as Slsh
Bran.... i2.75@ @43.OO 42.75@43.OO -
Cottonseed OiI.-No sales we're reported
on future contracts were
Open.
l0:45 a. m Previous close.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. A year ago.
1s.o0@ s14.00@17.5o
.15@ 20 .17@ rs
17.oo@21.oo 15.oo@1s.75
::ss::S 80 80 .::ssssS,.::ss:s :ssS :ss
100 III .,s@ .:s
.2o@ 80 $50 81
%l.25@2i.b0 17.258i7.75
17.So@ls.so le.so@is.ss
.. .S2oo@;;..e,Ns :;a:s%@asM
500 85s.5O 47.5o94s.oo
a+.so@s4.7o s5.lsg2s..s
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

dollars
,aseden on ntfansee ef shar
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18

@uperner &obbD bar betienStgiort,
at Gtoten siebliffelig bill poe S;e1p.
mon \. fton' State sts,'ao bic! 'eo e, at 9Se
CORPUS gbrilti bar uoet. Icy is
og @as igaarafteS og set bcgpnote
at blibe fllapt meo 2co'letsmioler.
Ga. $50 iaareoe Eerioner bar / So
fpitulet. Man9e al 6em bapoe ore>
pct om / timepis paa 8raeftumper:
Clinton Eeras> Sen 166e Sept.
Min6it 100 Berioner er oboe / Cor
p1s @briiti og 0megn, iagoe Mapor
Gporfs al Clinton i6ag. &l. 10 i
6ormi66og bar 70 Sig blepet ioenti=
ficeret, 1og6e ban, iom fplger: .@or'
pus Gbriiti H. Bbite Yoint 38,
9ranias Yois TO- STOCKPORT s.
8pen Sort 9lranlas bleb fl.lolten=
big e6elagt. STOCKPORT og 9lranias
Pais blep llen1t meotoget.
Gan Mntonio, Eeras, 16oc Sept
6enti Sig er blebet fun6ct og 500
Perioner antageS orufnet Nnrbe6en
al &obstotDn, Geros> Is W1i1 fra
CORPUS gbri1ti, ifslge ct &a0iotelc>
gram fra Brownsville til Sort Gam
@onlton i6ag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18
GrfA Hlnttrt. .
$raftaten mellem be alliere6e pa
Nterrtg 1tn6erteenet / ct. Ger:
nnain,Yaleets Stemalber=Sal.
&enner ber1 fbrite, fom ifrep 1tuber.
Sntet Gerempniel lpm peb 1tuber>
tegningen @eriatl1es.

Yaris ben 1O6e Sept. Sc alltercs
6e ilutte6e i6ag 6reo me6 DiterriJ.
Ser bar ingen or1fatten6e Sormali=
teter n,t> 1om 90 Greoen blep ll1ttsl
i 8erlailles.. ST.. &arl Henner, BEN
glterrtglfe @anster og Gbef for fit
2on6s Grebs6e1egation, 11nbertegneoe
Eraftaten / ct. @ermain M. 1910
i Gormi6oag. u - =.
Sngen Saler bleb bol6t af be otter
rtgffe Gelegater. Yremiermini1ter
Glemenceau in6be6 paa 6e alliere6eS
Begne @iterrigerne til at unoerlfripe
Eraftaten paa famine beltemte Wat1s
,6e> fom ban gior6c / 8eriailles, oa
ban bao Gpiferne ffripe un6er.
&ansler &enner par oen ferlte, lom
lfreo un6er. DerneIt ifreo SenrD
@bite> @eneral Eaifer s. 8liis og
6ranf Helf af Sen amerifanife Sc
legation.
@e6 @i6en af 6re6straftaten u1-
6ertegneoe 4lterrigerne to OberenS-
fomiter. Sfplge en- bi1 6e u6finoe>
bbor mango af oe alliere6e @fibe,
lon git tobt un6er &rigen, bleb ien-
fet at S}terrigerne, og Den an6ea
tpinger 6em til it6en en- Moaneo at
forelegge en- Gortegnelie oper Sec,
ioner aniparlige for &rigen, iaa De
alliere6e fan itille 6en for en- Cont
1to1.
= l1n6erte9ning at &raftoten bar
enot &l. lilo. 6ranife Wagter
prnie,lterebe @eper, i6et 4ansler
&enner git no.
Otter uroertegningen erflere5e
oct eper1te &oao, at @umenerne og'
ssslgo-Slaberne biloe blipe gibet tire
Daae til ot-1n6erteg1e Sraftaten.
6rebscerenlonien fon6t @te6 / ct.
@errnoin-Bo1eets @tenaloer-Sol. s
alle &enieen6er bIeb Begibenbeben
itil1et Sfpgee al ben / 8erIailles.
MIle De fornemfte europeiffe 5tats.
n1eno og militare 6erere, iom lnoer-
tegne6e ben tDffe Graftat, bar reilt
.bien1 og De un0erorone6e Meolem-
mer af Gelegationerne un6ertegneoe
Sen glterriglfe Eroftat.
S6et Be glterrigife Delegater bend.
-Ie tilbnge til lit &otel forfpn6te 10l
Stub 6re6silutningen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18

rigsminiiter 2anling 1nerfeoe bans
&apport uDigtig" og ienote ben til
Preiioent @ilion. Oberlt &onie,
iag6e ban, bar begeiltret for Breos=
ilutning pda @rulrolag af 2enins
SorIag.
@an hrefte6e @agen meo 2log0
George og General Snuts, 1ag6e
8ul!itt. 2loDo George iagoe 1loset
ON at lenoe til 8uslano noge1t iom
8er6en fie11ote fon en- fonierpatib, og
bemarfeoe:: ~See un6res, ON Sans
6otpne bill reiie," men tilfgie6e itrar:
oNei> 6e bil6e 1ar6iDnligD:s 6rebc
bam." &an iagbe, ban enl lfeoe 2oro
Cecil eller General @nnts funoe
reiie> og ti1iut ta1te ban om at ie11oe
2or6 Salisbury.
2loD6 George, iag6e 8ullitt> Bill
oe, at ban iful6e offentliggipre Stop
porten: usSeg prepeoe paa oet> I" iag=
6e 8ullitt. ~SSeg forelag6e ben for
&ommislionen; men ingen por pillig
til at paatage fig Mnlparet for 81
fentliggiprelien."
Yaris ben 166e Sept. Wfeolem<
mer al 6en amertfanlfe Gre6s6etega=
tion u6iteote i5og en- @rflering an=
befa1e116e u6en nogen 8etingelier
6en tplfe Gre6straftat og Mation=
acknowledgement. grfleringen> for
flare6e 6e, bab6e til &eniigt at gien-
oripe @illiom 8ullitts @ionesbpro
for @enatets u6enrigsfomite i @aib-
ington.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18

usSeg tror iffe," iag6e SCOOTER, uot
Nntionernes Sorb1n6 bill .foran6re
Mennelfefarofteren poo en- Mat. Set
er1neaat nla1igt, at Nationer bill for,
| ipge at flutte 9lAfancer og faa iltano
Wagtbaldnce, ielb ONT gtationfor=
b1tnoet oprettes> men ieg tror, at
ioaoanne Sorieg bill bltpe faafengte.
u8er6en trenger Sre6 fremfor
at, l" erflpreoe ban. uSSeg formo=
oer> at 8reoen bill blipe ratificeret
in6en l16gangen al 6enne Maane6.
S set itore og bele taget tror jeg>
Sraftoten er ben beolte ri nogenit11=
6e fan fao.
Meo Sen1pn til BEN tDifc sSSn6em=
nitet iagoe &oober> at irtet lepeltoe
Wennelfe beo, ONT EpIflan6 noge11lin=
6e tan beta1e, men 6et er iiffert, at
Oct life fan betale> bbis oct lite er=
bol6er &re6it> 1oo Oct tan figbe
&aan1ateriale / @merifa og bos o11=
ore Nationer.
Sorlinfelien me6 at 1lutte 6reo,
Iag6e ban, bar babt en- for f9r6elig
Birfning paa BET gfonomiife og TO-
cia1e 2ib / @uropa. 8lon6t @nro,
pas Solf gnffer man bare 6reo.
9mfring $90,000,000 af -. 6e
$1o0,00o,oo0, ion aongresfen bar
bepilget til Mg6bielp guropa, biI
blibe :tt1bogebetalt> iag6e &ooper.
Sioen gaabenbbilen tom iitan6, bor
Mmerifa ien6t $2>225,0OO,0OO /
5orraao, til europa. S set neItfpl=
een6e Mar naa Mmerifa jfaffe @uro-
pa so Brocet1t al bets Mobparer.
Mlle oe itore 2on6e>i europa oe alle
6e neutrale bil .trenge @ielp. Bull
garien, Serbien og l1ngar,1 bill 6oe
bere iiton6 til orntrent at flare fig
[felb. ..
Sooper iae6e, at Sen iocioIe uro i
europa boloer paa at Iegge fig, og
Garen for 8olbebisme bIeb ober-
itoaet i Sebr1ar be6 beiten1t Toriif-
ring ON Maoforraa6 eiennem ben
omerifanffe @on1n1isiion. 8oIibe-
bismen miiter Eerret1 / MusIano,
baaoe iom 6i1oiofi cg fom GaftunL
lagoe ban San me1te, at Yriierne
paa Maoparer7i Mmerifa og oper
|bele 8er6en inart biloe begDnoe at
|fnl6e. Me6 ben 11pe Broouftio11- BIZ
ber Der ct betp6eIigt Brisfalo, fagoe
ban. @egierineens &be6epris,
1926, troeoe ban bur6e bibeboloes.
SON paapegeoe, at BET ct Iaoere eno
Brifen / guropa iong.
9oober afreifer til 1T iSien i
BaIo Mlto California, 9nsoog u6en
f6rif at reiie til 8aibinaton. San
fag6e intet, ON ban tom til at trqffe
Brnlioent Bilion / California. Son
|npgteoe at udale fig ON 4plitifell.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18
Nnn,1rrIA111Rrtka
nbtaler fig nln @atipnforbnnoet,
Sraftaten, 6rebslGnsielen os
Mpbbialpen til europa.
Tnribs paa Mlianecr. % Mastba-
lance timber Notipnforbnnbet
pil bile fig faafengte,

Seem .Dorf ben 136e 5ept. uSSeg
er Taoer at Nationernes 2iga fou1
oen er, ;" erflere6e @erbert @oober
pe6 lin Eilbaeefomlt til 9lmerifa
ioag. ~Genne &raftat er formet ef-
ter Ebeorien ON 9eationernes Gor=
buno og life efter en- Ebeori ON
Wagtbulance." u.
Ser er ober 80 @entponinger til
Nationernes 2iga i Graftatel1, err
fl9re6e !Soober. De to er inobDr6es
afbengige.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18
Sra General til 8anfpreiibet1t.

Sra General til 8anfprefibent.
Chicago ben 136e Sept. CHARLES g..
Datpes, rp.ig 8rigaoegeneral, i116tog
lin Chilling iom 8rpfi6ent at lin
berbprenoe 8anf i6ag. &an etfle-
re6e, at ban bar fpr6ig n1e0 set n1i-
IitRre 2ib og abio1ut l16e af Bolitif.
General Cones bIeb 11epnt iom
ml1lig atoer af aampagner for
#@nDert1br 2otpoen eller General
Beribing, bbis en- of oen1 blep repu-
blifanff Brpfioentf tfanoi oiont gbiea-
gofoH npbnte Dapes fe.p folr 111ulig
4rplio oentfanoi ioat.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18
@nlHhRutkkrnf.
Gen amerifanife Mmbasiabe Eetro'
grab plpnbret. 11Slenoinger anz
bplbt pg Ienbt til WoIfam+
&ulcbaf fMrmeens @upebfparter MEL
Ser en belbig Sffeniib lungs
bele ben itbiriife 6runt*

@albtngton sen lite 5ept. Hlpn=
bring al Sen amerifonife Mmbosla6e
og on6re @nbo5iaoer / Wetrograo er
blebet befrgftet beo en- ltnoeri9gelie
foretaget for l1oenrigsoepartemen<
tet, b{eb Oct oplpit ibag of fungerenz
oe l16enrigsn1iniiter Ybillips. st
&abeltelegrann> 6nteret Sen Ste Sep
ten1ber, 1uelote, at 8olibebtferne
Mi6ten of SsSuli pfpn6re6e BEN ameri,
4fanlfe Mmbasia6e> ser ii6en bar be-
ret benpttet iom Bolig al Somilierne
til en6el af @o1ibepif= =&ommisierer=
ne. 9e fle1te al 6e l1olen6inger,,
iom 8o1ibebiferne for arrelteret 11n=
Der oisie &a55ioer> er blebet ie11bt til
Molfnn.
timber Ha35iaen / ben omerifanlfc
Mmbasia6e bleb Miis &orin @ante
fprlt orreIteret og ienere 1bsla6t, .n1en
blep ien6t til Moifau iammen me6
an6re l1o1an6inger. Mi1s Sonte
bar en- finif Dame / 9lmbasia6ens
&ieneite. De flelte af 9mbas1a6en
hab6e allere6e forla6t Betrogra6.
Gn Mano> life Mmerifaner, iom np=
Zig bleb aflen6t for at erbolbe nGr<
mere 8eife6 om B1Dn6ringen 9lnt<
basiaoe1, bleb 6rebt al 8olibepi=
ferne.
0mif ben lite Sept. &olcbaf,
Mrmeens @eneralbobe6fbarter oplp=
lite ioag, at Sffenliben foregif bel6ig
1angs bele 6e11 iibiriffe 5ront. Tien=
ben 6ribes titbage operalt 1neo al
borlige Sab, oplpies 6et, og er blebet
ne6t til at gibe Clip paa Sanger og
Spite Me66elelien om ben almin,
6elige 0ffeniib fren1fom igaar> 6a en-
boar6naffet Scamp n1el6tes at ltaa i
&etl1ing af Oaliotoropif og aforga11:
Gisie to @per er omfring 200 Mi1
pe|tenfor Omit:
8ern Sen lite 5ept. 8olibepifer>
nes Stilling / &uslo1o a11iees lom
baab1bs, ifglge Me6oelelie til ben
ufrainlfe Mislion i Bern. @pnnin,
gen af Sc ufroinife 9orn1aoer ltge
fdr SSn6beitningen bliber ct alporligt
|Slag for 2enir Garot5fp- -Negimet:
Goranitoltninger gigres for at brin-
sc a1!e ufrainife Sanger, ser ben6er
tilbage fra 9lterrig, l1ngarn, @ul-
garien og &prfiet, inb / Bet1uras
Mrme &ompen moo 8olibepiferne.
2onoon oen 12te Sept. @e1terne
LAT Moniral &o1ebafs Mrme / 5D6en,
|cnfring Mftiubinif og Drf, bar ober-
|gibet Jig til 8olibebiferne, iiges set
i ct &aoiotelegram fra 8o1ibepifbo-
|bebfDnrteret / Moifau. Set paa-
itaaes, at 8ofDepiferne bar toget
As, 1000 nf @olebafs Sropper tiIfange
|paa en- l1ge. Sobietfom1nunifet
ioag melote ogiaa, at Here Sanger,
berib!onot enbeI 8ritter, bar taget
|paa Mrfangeliffr
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-09-18
eSSpr6fielb / SDiHnn6.

SSorbffielp Spiflanb. &igben=
babn Sen 12te ,5ept. Ser bar ct
bol6iont Sor0lfjelp ! 8Den G0inger
/ @irtten1berg, &piflan6> Snsoag
@ot> blep ser me16t bi6 i0og. Ner-
mere l1noerretninq iabnes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

H. Porter, with offices at 30 Broad street. Technically it is a suit to redress deprivation, under color of a statute, secured under the Con- stitution of the United States
 The main office of the company is at Stamford, but in it's New York of fee there are 50 employees who live in New Jersey or Connecticut. Under the law the company would be com pelled to withhold from their salar- ies a total of s3,OO0 in income taxes and the brief in the case sets forth the fact that it would cost the com pany s1,0Oo annually in accounting costs to do this
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
CALLS NEW YORK INC0ME TAXLEW
 AN ILLEGAL BILL

New York, July 23-Complicatons arising from the application of the state income tax to citizens of New salaries in this state were revealed yesterday in the action being brought against State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis by the Yale & Howne Mfg Go. of Stamford. It is contended by the company that the part of the law which directs the employer to with hold the tax from the salary of the employees who live in other states vio- iates four different sections of the Constitution of the United States, that the accounting cost to the com pany would amount to one-third of the taxes withheld, and that the while transaction would involve costly litigation
 An action to restrain the Comp troller from carrying out the provis- ions of the law will be argued before Judge Hand in the Federal District Court on Thursday. It is understood that in the meantime Governor Smith, Comptroller Travis, and At torney General Newton are consid- eriug the workability and constitu- tionality of the income tax law with respect to citizens of other states, and that some action may be taken tica1 interpretation or to have the law modified.
 The suit of the Yale & Towne Co.,, manufacturers of locks, is being brought through it's counsel, Louis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
N. Y. Wholesale Prices

Is1tfer--CreuTnery, higher than eS- tras. Tb. 54 1-2 Q 55c; extras, 5Ac, dairy, tr,t,s finest. 53 O 53 1-2c; good to prime, 50 Q g 1-2c-
 I1rsx---Fresh gathered. extras. dog, ss eD 54c. extras, firSts, 50 O 53c; hen nery whites, fine to fancy, 65 O GIG; fair to prime, 6 O 64c; gathered whites. common to prime, 50 O COG; hennery browns, fancy, D @ ooc' gathered brown and mixed colors' eral54d. fancy, s1 O 54c; fair to prime, 43 O 5oc.
 Cberries---Black, 8 ID bsk, s1-30 o fl 20. White. ID bsk, 75c O s1; Red. sweet. 8 ID bsk, s1-25 @ *1-50; sour, $ |, s,zJe. s1 @ sl25. Currants---Small, red. ot. 10 O I2c; small, black, ct. 20 6e 9sc. Cherry, qt, 12 0 1Sc. Blackber- ,.ies ot 1s 0 25c Raspberries, pt, 10 S7 16c. TIuckleberries, qt, 12 1 2Oc-
 Potatoes---Jersey, round, 165 ID bag, ss 0 s6.75; Long Island. bbl. $6 O T; Southern, No, l. bbl, s625 co ST.
 Poultry, Jressed---Broilers, colored. T,,s and under, ID. soc. Fowls, 30 to fo lbs and over to dog, 8 O 39c; under so Ibs, 32 6 s3c. Ducks, spring, 35c. enuabs. prime, white, dog, $4.5o CD a 5o. dark. s2.50 O $3; culls, s2.50 O B.
 po,1trv. Iive---Spring broilers. col ored 40 CD 42c; White Leghorn, large, aOc. small, 3sc. Fowls, 39c. Turkeys, 3Oc. toms. 25c. Ducks. BOG; spring. lb. ssc Geese, 200. Guineas, pair, $1.1o. Pigeons, pair. soc
 yezetai1les---Beans, Jersey, befz, $1 @ $2.5o. Beets, 100 bchs. $1-5o O s2-5o Carrots 100 bchs, $1 1 g. Cucumbers bsk, BPS Co $2.50; hothouse, No l, doz 75c @ s1.25. Cabbages, b1b1, s1 O sl15 Caulihowers, Dbl. s2.50 O s6. Mush- rooms, Tb bel<, s2.5O O $3.5o. Onions white, ste1ers, bsk, $3.75 O &-25' other white, aosk, s2.50 O s3:75; yellow bbl. S7 6 7.5o- Squash, white. Dbl s1 50 O. g; yellow, crooked neck. bbl ! s1 go O g. Turnips, white, 100 bchs
 s1 O $2: lbbl, s1.5O O g; rutabaga, new bbl, S2.25 O $2.75.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Beeves---Compon to fairly prime s+eers sold at s11 @ s16.z5 per 100 lbs; ordinarv to good bulls, $s.so Q s11.75; common to choice cows, s3.5O O s11.5o. Dressed beef, IS O 23c; a little fancy beef, 24c.
 Calves---Common to prime veals sold at S1s O $22 per 100 lbs; a few head. s22. 50; culls. $12 Q s15; skim milk calves. s11 @ SIP. City dressed ver'a. 26 O sOc.
 Sheep---Common to good sh f, sold ait ss.5O co $9.5o per 100 Eos; cu-ls, $< o S: lanrbs, $18.75 O $1775; very good lambs. $16.5o: cu11s, 31o Q 125o.
 Hoes---aTarfset steady at $2s O s.25: rouEhs, s2O Q s2o-z5; stags $12 @=1ak hoens, -4zA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
OFFICIAL NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern:
 Application having been made by John H. Tyson of this district for change of name of the Gas. Yacht ''DinkIe'' to "Elaia IT. and the full requirements of the law having been complied with, the Commissioner of Navigation, under date of July 1o, 1919. has authorized the change of name of the said gas. yacht "DiukIe'' to that of "Elaia IT,
 J. L. McGOVERN, P22us Collector of Customs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
Attention ] Cash or Credit

LARGE ASSORTMENT
 NEW AND SECOND HAND furniture, rugs, beds. rprtng-. tables rocking Morris and Kitchen chairs: pictures, chi--- and srlassware. mirrors, vasen. Rogers sil- veryys-re etc. Call and inspect our stock Selling at bargain prsces Terms to suit Bridgeport Auction Sales Co. 2Ss Fairfield Ave R6 1T
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
Attention WantAd for Cash

HOUSEHOLD Furniture of all kfnon: OnIce furniture, stock of goods ana 2 merchandis9, every desGlps'osrs, -lpu = you have anything to sell Spor cash. Bridgeport Auction Sales Co. 2Sg Fnirffc4d Ave E6u~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

Capt. c. E. Tooker. VIII run daily. Leave Port Jefferson g a. m. and 4:30 p. m.; leave Bridgeport 1:30 and 6:30 D. m- Single fare, 75c; round trip ticket, SIPS. Good any time during the season. Mattnee Excursions Leave Bridgeport daily 1:30 p-m.; re- turnng, leave Port Jefferson 4:3O pm. Round trip tickets, good day of issue only,75c; Sundays and Holidays, S1 .25. Special Excursions AutomOb trans portation give careful attention. For further information address Geo. M. Tooker Agent, Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. Time tablo subject to change without notice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
HOUsES FOR SALE
rIHi SALE

A LIMITED number of cedar chests at sI0. cut price. Your credit is ~ood Chest put In your home on spproyna. Manufacturers of 5. S1 r. cedar chests. Bridgeport Bar. 163 or write 527 Brooks st: Pl l5d@
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
Finance. Real Estate and Insurance
WANTED TO BUY

BEST PRICES paid for all kinds sec oud hand furniture. Louis FOde- man. l449 Main St Barnum 1O3S.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
PA9TRY SHOP

LEAVE your orders for birthday. wedding and party cakes. All kinds palsrS % p Sbop. 2s9o Main St. Phone Raruuna 22S6-1Z.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

FURNITURE of all kinds. We pay highest price. M. Gelfend, success or to Scaliey Bros. 4O5 State St Phone. '1sSl SaIl@
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

FTrRN1BHED ROOMS for desirable {,
 couple: only high grade people con | aldereds strictly private family: ta .
 bie board optional Address W. care T1ma0- P22s~p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

WILL PAY CASH for latest model > passenger touring car Dodge pre- ferred; or will exchange for an all year round room cottage at Wal nut Beach. all Improvements and furnished. Call between l2 to D.. m. John TuCcy, 1911 Main st, cor. Grand P15d~p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

YALE MIsgrr CLOTHING CO. pays
 highest prices for gents second hand clothing Eead postal, will
 call ass Main St. Ls"h
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
WATCH REPAIRING

WATCH YOUR WATCH! When N stops bring 1t to us- We qua rantee sa satisfaction- Henry C. Reid A Son. Room 21O, Conn Nat Bank Bldg 1O24 Main St HSOaII~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

WE PAY highest prices for second hand furniture of all kinds. Chas- Oppenheim 14S4 Main St. Noble l03S. 19P15alN
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
VU,aT, ESTATF WANTED

nSOrzTa END COAL CO, Lindley St, naar North Ave.-Good screened ~rrni. DIT. stove and nut, $11.75 by SSso npn: No. nat coal, $9.50. Tel. M 61~r11rra. as4& s1oP2Sd4s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
News Of Markets
SHARP DROP IN
 CORN CAUSED BY LOWER EXCHANGE:

Chicago, Aug, iG.- Sharp break winch took place in the corn market today were largely owing to the fact that st2rIng exchange had droppej to 4.25, new low record. Cora closed heavy at 1 3-6c to 3 3-4c nt5 decline with September 182 and December l.43 l-S to Ill. OaL5 lost 1 Is to 1 3-4 and proYIsons '0 to Toe.
 Weakness in the corn market wa5 evident from the outset, most of tne earlier selling, however, appeareo to be based on anticipation that rail- road traffic which had been r. strictcd by the shopmen's strike would be back to normal by Monday. Bears assumed that therefore, the volume of corn receipts here and &t other important terminals Wou# probably increase Week end GOV cring by shorts rallied the market but at this juncture, the attention O traders began to center on the e&- treme weakness of foreign eXchang
 Oats weakened with corn. IL waS reported that the greater part O. new crop offerings were unusually light in weight.
 Provisions gave way to the de rression of hogs and grain. OpturHa associated with the bullish showing o1 the sem-monthly figures on ware house stocks failed to last.