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New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Palace Chimney Swecps

SCOT Is not worth half what Il was
twenty or thirty years ego. Al thai
time farmers gladly paid B shiillnes a
sack, using the sweepings of town
chimneys TO fertiize their fields.
Mr.. Jenkins, OF Lowndescourt. Golden
Square, whose firm holds the roval
warrant for sweeping the chimneys Of
Buckingham Palace, puts down this
drop in value to the increased manu-
facture OF artificial manure.
Discussing the statement made a4
Bow County Court that a chimney
sweep earned not less than f7 weekly.
Mr. Jenkins said: 1.-The small master
sweep, whose outlay is confined to IS
Tor his outfit. may make f7 weekly.
The journeyman sweep who works for
master sweeps probably earns fixed
wage of not more than 81 all the year
round.
"The more general use of gas fires
has not hit the sweep business as
much as people think There is still
sweeping to be done where a gas fire
is installed, but the SCOT is brown in
stead of black"
Conditions of work are so hard and
deisagreeable that boys are refusing 10
be apprenticed to sweeps.-London
Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Pershing Headquarters
To Be Y. w. C.. A. House
Chateau at Chaumont One of
Chain of Centres for Amer
lean Women

PARIS, March 1s.-General Pershing's
chateau at Chaumont, general head
quarters of the American Army
in France, has been converted
into Y. w. C. A. hostess house for
accommodation of AmericanA women
working with the army as nurses, sig
nal corps girls, canteen and recreation
workers. Miss Muriel Heap, Y. w.
{. A: secretary, who passed year in
been in France several months and was
unable to get back into Archangsl last
month because of the ice
Additional hostess houses for women
workers probably will be opened soon
in Nice and MarseiIles. Twelve such
houses are row in operation in France
and Germany.
American Y. W. C. A. work is in
cfeasing all the time. A house on the
order OF permanent ASSOCIATION has
Just been taken over in Paris on Rue
Daunor near the Rue de Paix. In place
OF La Vrilliere Foyer des Allies. This
house has four floors. cafe with a
capacity for serving lunch to one
thousand girls, large gymnasium for
physical and recreational work, and
living accommodation for City girls.
1t VIII open in July, with Miss Mar
gucrte Jones. Y. W. c. A. secretary
from New York. as director.
rest room for nurses has Just been
opened in connection with the Red
Gross equipment bureau in Paris. Miss
Mary Anderson, of Hudson, Wis, is in
charge.
~ the meeting of the worlds COM
iInittee of tho Young Women's Chris
tlan Association Miss Charlotte eNiven,
Tor nine years y. W. C. A. secretary in
Italy. and ut presrut secretary af a.,
provisional council Of tho Y. w, G. A.
now ~ session in Paris. was appointed
travelling secretary for Latin coun-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22


ability; Albert Mcdonnell. Traffic B. II :35
3 m. March y during disability: William
= Dickson. Traffic. Motorcycle l. so a.
M. March 10 during disability.
Resignation
Patrolman. II p. M. March 2o-Jereniah
j. Quinn. ~.
Death
Retired Patrolnan Mcthias Johnson. for
nerly lo1st. died March Is. 1862 LAFAYETTE
Avenue Brooklyn. natural causes. Funeral
from his late residence. 10 a. m. March el
Appointed Special Pasrolmen
March ~ t9f3-Hugh McGinn. Bank of
Coney Island.
With the United States Shipping Board
William l.. a. Burke. John p Brannisan.
James G. Cahill, George T. B,rnes. Edward
Volz John Flanagan. Michael ]. Sculiy.
Appointments Special Patrolrsen Revoked
March l9-frvng Beckhardt and Matthew
Troy. Department of Charities Hugh Cor
man, Durland company.
Resignation Special Patriotism
Joseph Dickson, New York Dock Com
pany, March 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22

Kyee~-Market strong
yeakrday's Previous Year
New YORK clogss close Aao.
cash. No. West .sf.sa st.so s2.7s
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
| n d IL $ trial
Cottor,

Reports of better spot demand and
increasing optimism regarding the pos
sibility of early shipments to Germany
were responsible for sharp advance
in the cotton market yesterday. New
style May contracts sold up from 2444
to 24.So. or 36 points net higher. and
closed at 24.65, with new style months
generally closing very steady at q net
advance of to 2l points.
Nervousness over the foreign ex
change situation caused considerable
irregularity during the carrier trading.
The expectation that it would result in
wider differences between foreign and
American markets and possibly act as
restriction on exports served to off
set the higher Liverpool cables and led
to scattered selling.
New Orleans advces reported an i'm
proved inquiry for spots, particularly
lor ehe lower grades. Similar reports
were received from Alabama and
Georgia, and there were Southern buy
ing orders here on the advance. Ex-
ports for the day were 3G.044 bales.
making 3,2BS.e55 80 far this season
southern spot market as officially re-
ported were 30 points lower to 90
points higher, most Of them being un.
There was further switching frctn
old TO new style months. but otherwise
very little business in the old style de-
liverles which opened II to as points
higher and closed 55 points higher to
10 points lower, Owing to the holiday
next Tuesday, Monday will be the last
aay Tor trading, In old style March and
Wednesday will be the first April no.
tice day,
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 6 points lower at 28.4Oc for
middiing. upland, compared with 2s.45c
the day before and 34.90c the year be-
Tore There were no sales of spot.
The range of prices for leading
months follow:
NEW STYLE
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
interpretations

ALBANY, Mueh 9i.-yrhr following lncorpora
Tons wefe nled 10 day viii, the nocrelary. OF
Efatei '' "
The puban Shade Corporation, A. ooo. nocbes,e,
manufacture drsprries, window and porch sho dos
colin brown. 6. u Mason. James T O'Kane, i0i
Edssfon bIreet, Rochester. Arw Yor,
bow l.abofatOrses Inc, SIS 600 Troy. manu-
fhcture drugs. medicines and Chemicals. Join G
Dov. John q. colo, Rose l.. Keller, Northampton.
Mass
Leo ], Neuperi 4 Co. Inc, s2.loO, buffalo; IN
sirance agency; l.. ! Nesiaert Joseph r Hoelsnhrr
Alien y Browne. eOi Prudential building. Buf
Red Head Spark Plug Corporation $50 900: New
York CITY manufacture spark pugs and other
auto accessories II >. Rashbaurn. Mortimer Ka.
lisk A. H. Hill sJls Richardson Avenue Bronx
Ray Emory Productions, Inc. SO 900; Manhat
tan motion pictures; Hay Eaory. Alex Coles Ira
A. Schiller. 1875 Broadway. New York City
Antin BROTHERS Inc. 81 900: Manhattan: man
ufscture knitted outfits for dnls Jacob Antokolsky
Morris Antokolsky Louis Antn. les Greene Street,
stapIeton Tire and Rubber Co. Inc. 81 900
Manhattan; Manufacture tires and tubes for autos
losl Jacobs, sydney Bsrnheim. Walter Loewenthal.
1871 Broadway. New York City.
Firenzc. Inc. $1,000 Manhattan; hotels. restau-
rants and cafes. Alex Mcsel. Janet wcrden. sylvan
Wcfden 1860 broadway. New York city.
ii n. Hslpsrn Ready Co. Inc. 900: Man
haitian: roaisy NJ. y. IIspern. Frsnces spiro.
Beslrice Ladinssy ls5 broadway. New York CITY.
Otto & Co. Inc. 81 .00g. Manhattan; insurance.
comm ission merchants. brokers. II. "
Otto G y. otto. George Otto. 81 Pine Street, Neg
York City.
haitian: steam and general laundry business. Joseph
Wsinbergnf David Sieinhorn. Aar n. Cohen. 5l2
West l5sth Street. New YORK City
Atlantic and Continental Corporation. $50 0oc
Yonlsrs: general export and import business Frank
sehafss:. A. ~. Bailey. Jamrs A. Dayton, Bay
Street. BayAide. n y
cody Realty Corporation 81 900: Buffalo: gen
sfai real estate agency: Abra,am s.. Cody. Sc
has.ias .. Isrrrisllo MARTHA Lcsee. 1888 Livngston
4. D. Holding Corporation. $4,000; lQuncns
general real sstate aud iupifsncc; y. +, HAIbach.
!. II. pesse. d, q. Iilrrs, 30 Delaware street
Flushing. n X
feslsy Company Art Metal Work Inc. $4,000
Mannnfa4; manufacturing jcwelry. Charles Van M.
Mas. "
!. Nss Republic. American, and Euyopean Shipping
snrpnfsfioa. Inc, tscqo Manhattan realty ron
sit'ntion tfsfnc in clothing of all knds boots
AH,gn DaMbfoSakl,. III ~. sixth Street, BROOKLYN
1be earss Medical Corporation. 10000:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22

Coffee Futures.The market opered
irregular, 2 points higher to 2 points
lower, with moderate business trans
acted or the call. Later in the day
special cable from Santos reported
n decline of 75 to l25 reis in futures
there, and this induced some local
hammering and the market had a
quick decline to 1875 for December
and 1896 for July. closing at the low
point, or Is to 10 points net lower.
Sentiment was more or less unsettled
owing to a fall in sterling exchange.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments

Patroimen a. M. March 2t-Arthur w
WaIlander 40th, to Headquarters, Traiuino
School.
IL :ol n. m'' marcn zo from National De-
fence to precincts indicated, leaves re-
voked-Julius P. Morlang, jr., 36th: Thomas
P. J. Tulley. AID.
Leave without Pay
Patrolman Edward H. Stoll, 25th. day
IL 0l a. M. March 90
Full Pay While on Sick Report
Lieutenant Edward j. Quinn. 7ad. :4o
p M, March II. during disability
Sergeant John D. Cahill. SD, AS a. m.
March II. during disability
Patromen Edward w Sehnaible 18th
$40 a. m. March II. during disability
John Walsh, doth, 9lO a. M. March Il
during disability; Timothy McCarty. 42d
4:4O a. m. March l5 during disability
Frank MichaeIs. ll6th. p. m February IS
to - p. M. March Z: Timothy O'Connor
Traffic b. $50 D. m. March H. during dis.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

1e connecting mails close at the General Post
Tahiti Mar1iesas Cook Islands New Zealand
aiid specially addressed mail for Australia via Sar.
dispatch steamship Pal0ona
FIJI Islands New Zealand and Australia. via
Vancouver and Victoria. Il. c. at $40 .. m April
j. for dispatch per steamship Naiura
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Victoria
p. G.. at $40 p. M. April 5. for dispatch per
steamship --.
Hawaii and Gunm. close at 5ao D. m daily
This mail Is forwarded to tho Pacific Coas, daily
Tor dispatch TO destination by the best opportunity
Japan. Corea China. Siam. Cochin China STRATA
ScttIeneins and Netherlands East indies close Al
30 .. M daily. This mall Ia forwarded TO the
Pacine Cosss daily for dispatch to destination By
the best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22


During the war the importation Of
uncut diamonds into Great Britain
was forbidden, but the ban has now
been lifted in order to give employ
ment to badly disabled soldiers who
can be trained to the work of cutting
diamonds. A proclamation by the
British Ministry of Pensions says:
"The training of badly disabled men
III diamond cutting and polishing
stands foremost in order of impor-
tahce among the training enterprises
associated with the Ministry of Pen
sions. and is peculiarly interesting in
asmuch as 1t has established in Great
Britain an industry which has been
confined 10 foreign countries since
1850.
Brighton is the centre at which this
training WAS started. Mr.. Bernard
Oppenheimer organized and financed
the enterprise, and two factories are
in full swing. some 600 men suffering
from leg amputatons having already
been thoroughly trained as expert
workmon IN diamond cutting and pol
ishifg. II Ia anticipated that by the
end of the year two large factories,
capable of accommodating nm addition
al 800 men, will be completed in
Brighton, Another centre has been
opened at Cambridge. and the erection
OF factories at Wrexham, in Wales,
and Fort William, in Scotland is in
progress.
This particular work is emnently
suited to disabled men suffering from
severe leg and body wounds, the train
ing itself is interesting and. the work
ing conditions in we'll lighted and
warmed factories are as nearly perfect
as ingenuity, consideration and sym
pathy can devise. while the rates Of
remuneration paid after the compile
tion of training are liberal"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22

Interest In the local tea trade Is
aroused by additional inquiries from
london for congon teas. Shipments
o. this class Of teas TO the United
states. winch averaged from 100000
to a,000,0 900 pounds yearly for many
years, fell of this season to a little
nore than 100000 pounds. This
lss Cut down the stocks in warehouses.
VIOLATIONS in cents pound for lots
- =, oo and 100 packages follow: Odd
'pss rated one cent pound righer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
FOREIGN PORTS


SYDNEY ~ s. W. March 14--Arrissd pre-
vlously Steamer City Of Newcastle tBr., New
KoBE March "A. - Arrived Steamer raiyo
~ NJ re RorTEaDAM March Is. = Arrived Steamer
5fkAn Mar MEeA 70, ,4s, snsas ssamss n MAJ
s'H "opG%naaES, Maren iT-Arrivea Steamer
MoNTEvlDEo March il.-Arrived Steamer
Munsomq New yo,k for basnos Ayres hsrhs
ioE ApP0'0 'NOr'' Baltimore oaNl'"as 'N0r'' Nor
HULL; March ls.-Arived. Steamer San rrso
AS.s.5as fsf '' ss@ 'S% Sa4arlo '''%''' '
dpRAIfAn Fs| M"rch Is aed a%9'0 steamer, Cape
DSboS Msse Lake rssa Ne~ Y9h
,,.s. ,sM.d Nes iort Ne,s, Sailing is sehoc"Si
i aio DE 1ASEino. March March is-Arrives Steamer
sa ss,ri'r ,l a .y bt New ssts .a Barbados
sse &c., ,..ii cy. Newport Sows Via Fort Span and
,,sa, @ Sdr No" York loiS LIS 7""''i Goa e "'l Il,
IA. "a n,ocl!ELLE March ls--Ardvei stesmer
pl'ifiG 6ii,uAL4sM ArLi4ss1f'MsIs Ms,cn ,sA,,,a s,.,..
van l,eisl Marcus looE FAILED lsh stssmsrs 1ns
Arach9e 'r rom Io,he,.n, ~ fos Aerruiigo,'
bury. United aaAa' klrhdsle Ilr iialIfs" f ,vR ,oih
from sayora New yorki lin. Ksrsfiord Y4a"3 1Ner
from fienoa, Hampton Roads Pbyktor t(ifeehj
from rom Genoa. Portland. Me. West Ekonk United
yALpARA!sO. March "a Arrived, steamers
James .i y Whlfney, balboa, 10Th sinaoa Nor +,
,.ia nMtnbnES' n' March ,s.-Ar,iFcd steem-r Rotter
'an ni,s'rm .ahkl baton Rouge VIA Norfolk
hAhbADos March lsArriyeh: steamer
tbaraha tBraz.l New York for Para etc
,ANIWEhf. March ls.-Arriyed: ststamer Gallia
LIvERpooL. March eo.-Arrired: Steamer Ora
nan i.., u,r Mobile Sailed. loth.' steamer Minnie
LONDON, March 2l--Arrised: Steamer Missouri
sbr baltimore. Sailed Goth steamer Chester
SUM- from Liverpool Philadelphia
s.ssr,o- 81. LvciA. I'LL B. ". l., March lS.-sailsd:
S'eamer 'ernuerEe:l. from Care Town. New York
Now York 'S"i"'i 'u''ii' 'of.''
PAu1LLAc; March is.-sailed Steamer Aro.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Satisfied Judgments

, INC nrst name Ia that OF the debtor the second
!nai ma. OF the creditor and date when judgment was
In New York County
Winter. Julius. and William Heller
n,ri; "a La,o; ,an Feb Feb 1919 a:;........... tl7sss
>,,, ~ .............. 1885 80
Mnrpn,ss,yo Jenny SD. r. nitehey Feb.
=. 1919 .......s..;.............. 1os 20
TnvrI ,,m,,, hafcn ~ isls ,,,.... 1l.s30u
ing Co., Inc. Jacob l. Frsnkei and
Ethel ,.i ~ .rcranbsss--National Radiator Co.
n .,.n June 20 1917 sos &c
ss' fan ss 1919 ...,.,,......;....s .2a
NO. 60. =, e. az % Nov lg 1913 1897 Sd
.gcn: March %. lsls,....... go, i. 100 10
Ma"us' MaS-F' f,nvur: June y. 1918. 5,i5l 10
In Bronx County
ri Pieuo. MarisN. nonsano: Dec 20
1917 .,,.......;.:..........- s85 "a
Pctrelio. Michaei--M. Hollandsr; Dec.
~ i'fo4's..s -s.................s.... l2d-l.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22

ship rMha1E'.s M..pai Naa yJ.E Men stT,a . ns
GIdn;sd dlm s'syp .swsa). An,werp as Sandy Hook
scotia swedJ Antwerp chiaaso trrT H"'VsoP nop
asauA qSA a'md, Ws,"Ta Honlesu, carssa Radcliffe
,for ordlers Gloucester Boston ship Yola Nor j.
h@fGs MHscAs AyTeS u6aK s,@ New p.a@ York ,,,r,
Steamers New York Dutch. Rotterdam. IRON.
~ DEI. .A%HHHES BnnAKwArEn. Del. M.r,n Ell
Pissed l1s,.. out. March 2oth. steamer Nierauke PIN
sanalphia tor Copenhagen; March 81, steamers
Rita pI. for Port Arthur towns barge shenanso
MHfqT sdslnhs schS9ner SS russy jones' No No PM
+, hALTIM9nE, ssi,rI ORE, March Arrived. steamer
lNor1 atacoa carrissn Head '"'' lBr5 Beifast 'if1
rs'ao'' sal psssssa Hsa0' vss Xs[ss
Gothic Prince 'Br.). Liverpool; 1cso Maru ,JspS'
e. SAsa %HSnE n..s, sssa f::pas %
aaa Monarsh r St S'fa%srs eena Bsg sg'Gss 20;
0rdSTsl nGaroN ArncIa AIsersk Danl. Aalhors ~ ,''
Harbor Charpara. Cuba; Sailed Steamers siers
Sasa sian Shf?' Dublin Ireland; CITY, Of Columbus
Norfolk N"' ''"a''ee'
.rs GALvEsr9N; I'VE: res. March slArryed Steam
ship s2larina. Tampco Sailed: steamer Fl
Nofte. New York.
"saiR samsr s's'%Ss Ro.noss Pfs9s Ess
North Land. Yarmouth. y. S Returned: steamer
North Pines. bound for Newport News disabled
s,dsmsI, poKT AARTmuE AaIaa . Tss March 2l-Arryed
weston Sailed Sailed: Steamer currler. coastwise
KEY WEST Fla March 21--Arriyed: Steamer
Herbert C Wyle, Tampco
r. MOB MOBILE. 1i Aa; March 2l.-Arrvcd Schooner
EDNA ' pickels (Br.). Manzanillo: steamers II
r. Dmock, Central American ports Meliero. Glen
NEW ORLEANS. March 2l.--Ceared: Steamer.
Porto Rico: Topila Tampico: WaaIhayeu' Copen
hagen schconers Jessie G. Ncycs. Beaumont. j.
Iayior , ll,r GuIfport; Frontera (Meyl Fronters'
Amcland Santos Via Barbados Cubadlst Glen
iuegos: Fl Monte. New York: Frcntera (Nor} TEA
wellesley, FrGntera. Winncbago santcs Sailed
rrogcso: san Ramon. Frontera Vera eNor)
CHARLESTON. q C.. March 2l--Arrived Steam
ors Norlina. Caleta Buena; Northwestern New York
sAVANNAH MARCH 2l-Arrved Steamer Mon
denas; City Of Columbus, Boston Nantucket Jack
JACksoNvnLE. March 9l.-Arrived Steamer
crs Lenapc. New York via Charleston (iulfccast.
Port Arthur; Merrimack. Philadelphia via sayan
TAMPA March 21.-Arivcd: Auxiliary schooner
Emily. Pensacola
PORT TAMPA. March 2l-Anived. Steamer
arch : ,sa Sc. sssams5 EN-: Alberto g
gibraltar Cleared steamers Lake Duncan. Nue
vi'ss noprI AIpisSs yh R,q M &c anss, aansro ,.
T'rsvlllcy Br) Naples vindobona Gtal.j. Pa
srmo; Indian. NorfOlk.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Curb Market

Nose.--The Tribune assumes no responsi-
nifty for the accuracy authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Yesterday were as follows
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22

Highest temperature. 50 lat q p. m.) /:
lowest II lat $50 ., M average. 80 nv.
erage same date last year 56.
Humidity
q a. m,.., ebii p. m,,,, +3s p. M. 10
Barometer Readings
a. M. 30,lsl p, m, a010Is p. m. 5000
Local Official Forecast-Partly cloudy and
colder Saturday; Sunday fair fresh to strong
north winds
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Orchard and Field
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

II, oflowlns are yesterdays prices compared will
those OF year ago.
Live steers fair TO '
prime. 100 ID sl4.50 6sI875 st355 6siaa5
Dressed beef. sides. ''
h. ... 20 m o6k teIA IN
Live yeals common
10 prime 100 h. I4.5O @20O0 l7nO 0oo sn
Dressed veals, city, '
lb. ......... 40 % 80 15 ID an
1.-Two ewes. 100 Id 1000 GDj4.0D ~ IN Co
Live lambs fair to
prime. 100 10. 1880 0p7i.0O Ig65 61ta3s
Dressed mutton. ID. 20 dD rs ia n ~
Dressed lamb6. city,
H. IL ;.rF 81 % 80 IA a .2s
Hogs. 100 Ii. -. 1875 @iD.50 ia7O aI5,90
Dressed hogs. bs ''''
con- ID ..... ~ .25N. .2AH@ 25D
Mess s pork' bDl 520o "a $500 $500 @s3.5D
Mcss beef. hbl. 1890 @5b.00 aleo aa20o
Lard Middle West "S
100 ib.,.... 1870 02s.oo 1870 @7s.so
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Weather Report

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The air press
ure is above normal over all districts east
Of the Rocky Mountains and in the far
Northwest. with the maximum readings Of
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
) u 8 t G II a n &c
Cereals

Wheat.---The winter wheat crop in
the West continues to present almost
ideal conditions. The "Modern Miller
predicts the smallest winter killing on
record and estimates the crop at from
75o to 775 million bushels. leading
crop expert wired from Watertown, s.
D., that farmers viii soon be in the
fields seeding the largest spring wheat
acreage ever known. II is believed
that large percentage Of onts land
VIII be planted to spring wheat.
Corn.-Thc corn market was again
Influenced by the strength sin the rye
and barley markets and prices were
strong, closing with net gains OF IA
to- 2Ac. There was some disposition
70 favor the selling aide early in the
cay, owing to moro favorable weather
Icr marketing corn and as a result Of
reports OF improved labor conditions
IN the Argentine, where there are q
very large number Of steamers await
ing cargocs. Receipts, however, were
again small and good buying developed
on every reaction, indicating an over
sold market and stronger technical
position. Strength in live hogs was a
stimulating influence, and there was
little to show that farmers had any
intentiensof selling corn with freedom.
ASofFuay frevlOuS Year
Corn, No. yellow$t.74 s1.74Is - Z
Chicago;
March, ........... 1856 1887 1.27M
May ...........,. 1.a5ss la 1857
July ............. t.37H 1854
Oats--Thc oats market advanced !
to 2%c, with an active trade interest
in oats continues to broaden, and it Is
evident that home traders who were
recently successful on the long side of
corn have turned their attention to
oats ON tbe theory that prices are
much below natural parity. The CON
tinued talk OF small oats acreage Ia
ALSO having good deaf of influence
on values, although some authorities
believe that II prices continue to ad-
vance farmers will be encouraged to
plant larger area
Yesterdays Previous Year
osx. No. ., white 3 77Ia : .7sE, sf.osI,
Chicago:
March .......... 90 SO .sts.
May ............. .6aNz .eDs4 .B7
July .s..s,....,. .eel4 .64sh -
Rye,--Markct strong
ye9krday's pssyious Year
cash. No. & West .s1.ss s1.so s1' s2.ss s2aHp'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Sugar and Coffee

Current year
prccs. .ago
Sugar, Sugar, eranustsd,, per b., g. 7.4s
Sugar, centrifugal. per Id. .-.... 7.25
Coffee. Rio No. T. per lb..... 1874 ga
Coffee, Santos No. 4, per ib.. 1870 -
Sugar.-The market was UNCHANGED
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
Monday
CITY Island
AMERICAN PORTS

;, CITY 1atANb, n =. March Fl 40 sssss,s
moderate ssa, 's"f'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Commodities

Flour and Meal.--Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Close. close avo.
Flour, Min. sp pat.St1.65 $t1.55 $i1.O0
Cornmeal ycl.3.95@4.0o 3.5o@3.s5 4.471a
Rye -four. .ch cee. .55Q8.75 s.25@8.5o 1870
Bran 100-lb sacks. 48.oO 46.0o --
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Hay and Straw

Huy HTu SLFdW
Yesterday
tper toni. A yearavo
Timothy. No l. As'
large bales :. .oo@ - s2s. .oo@a1. 90
No clover nxd $4,000 1000 24.oo@2s. 90
Rye straw, No l. 10000 14.oo 26 .oOG527' m
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. A year ago
ID. ......... s1o00@ - S1525015. so
Peas, Scotch, 1913 1900 7.75 12oo6 1925
Potatoes, new, bbl 65o@1o.5O 7253 77S
Apples, Northern
Spy, bbl .. 8oO@12,Oo $4,000 r. so
Grapefruit, box 1850 $50 500 s 50
Oranges, box. 2.oo@ $50 5000 1000
Baldwin bbl
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables.-Spot cotton fair
business doing; middling, points
higher at 15.32d; good middiinr 2
points lower at 1912d. Sales 5000.
American 1000, imports nil. Futures
opened steady, unchanged to Z points
lower Closed very steady at 2 to 27
points advance. March, 16.49; April.
1863; May, 1929; June, 14.O9; july.
1887; Aug, 1859; Sept, 1884. Man
chester: Yarns irregular; cloths, more
doing
New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Schedules in Bankruptcy

rico states District Court were az follows:
FlSS- DOERR CARROLL HORSE COMPANY
Schedule OF flss Doerr IL Carroll Horse Company.
no sailress shows liabilities OF 1886 440 and assets
.. $3.50 '0I The three largest creditors are Irving
trust company. 233 Broadway. $l12. $50; bradley
S,onlracins Company. no address $50 900. and the
sletropohtan so Life Insurance Company of New York
real estate. s39 O47 in cash on hand Frederick
L. c keating Madison Avenue. is the attorney.
GnsTANE A. BECkER-A schedule OF t;ustavs
a. Becker no address. shows liabilities Of. S45 $50
ana assels Of $sO.lcs. Tile three largest creditors
are The Goriam Company, Thirty-slx Street
ana Fiith Avenue, s99,s l.. Wilkes Times Build
ing. S2,ooo. and Samuel y Bslrom 15l Reads
street, $l,sel Of the secured assets s17 l0s
are In cash and $4,000 In personal property
toudert Brothers Rector Street. are the attor-