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Piece Goods

ssss ssssselIisIoAi.~s.srn ISit Bros Mr sten. piece
sss.AsLlfiNoHE sfraa.s Manufacturing Co r,aac
sosas.sx. e. psu's Bfesiias
-, s'SsvS- ~ '.oldnaa y Co f. Goldman.
Bs,ert,s sa2,a.ae ETC. blesiin
IA III -. ne ssaifh Taylor Co. W. J.. Taylor
4sfsgs ss7 aprrns 1sid ciildrens roFnpers and
s}sr6x .r, T''A ,Assnue: PARK A7enee Hotei
e.ssss.s 9retse.. muslin underwear. wrappers and
ssFptgs'kE s'E 9se. Manhattan
sk:ssss "'1t-s. S.~ y Atam "a j. A. Taylor. isces
So AIoFszns O(.orman 4 s,r,I, "a, e, 3
1alesf.es,.- ,s'alhsas Dl-toi-
~ rsl,- ~,|s z'i Zsie'n & Cans Co: Ste
G1i.ff A.. N'y-als CaIHrgadoff
zesefss s-ss.Ag hethsehid 4 "a = Rothschtld
sHicAGe' ~ rs's'sl,,s ~. Brsg,,sn.
So A.. l.sslsis. aesaes,lcs a4Aneis dress gooes
fsitAe or 'y....;., ~ fovrtn Assnue
~ sd ~, . .sitsh s,fset Store. " r Virgins
~ sasi ~ - U q u. Lazarus 90. ] Burns
fas 5resE.,.. @ssoei&1ed Merchandising Cory. 2z5
~ 5essi.0s 5s1.i 0iae-Isiss Eairnier co sr G. Ran
s1saf,ssse 9 and 4ltesktles Associxtsd Mer
q. 6.iolls II nh'g r,,:sr, nssn's O. ~ nv.
e ~ .eelerss Assoesaisd Mecbsndssing Corr
sssssy sss.,,s.. aoiAES Ioxa-- si.sussnlsn Bros T. \
ssssg - afsss ebeds, silks sefssts gooile,,s
ssf@% aDsisFs. esssl,sefss blarsst< and rofr.
~issse %'a msg~iia~ coats. ga Broadway
a. assf -f.grshaa. Muaser & noo "
~ '' sFSsss. aiisss - Leonard street. Room
sssaa ss'ss- asI,fEss. lews--c. Dsraseas A. co Inc
~ es.z ~ i st.. afsss zecas s.sa 1aah xoods
ssssD Aspi6si' Mxs sas9 se'"s.inss s.s:s,s. un,
ss ssass.., 'sesasstls. crsss zooda. wasn eo9d.
fsssst+eHhf. fDa ,=arssr Euasnn ga - MA.
Vii e,as, s Tfesiana Hetlss - s'H's''''
sasssx ~ gs,.s, ~ Jossph eo; Il sesepi.
s'<tssseSs -. Y~-m n, solefson ca. N n
u 'g5ssssss.. gsgs. ~; .,faad '' - .
y Nexs..n' snsVsas ifa -Hisgsaan aksss 20 .fsr.
fIesse- f.as.A
2sssx " ssgHI A., DasssH ysnxgtgn Msn,,s.D
kssft1 ,ss"s,s. H., r9fss sfssgis r.,rnssses..,a
E2aSxsssa. MI ~. 4 M4%aasltt,yr, ~ Ss'sss = =
f1ssss' ia 5slhs sgd Dsee goods kim, fslsxk d
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Ryc.-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Yea,
New York: close close. ngo.
Cash, No. . West 85 Sl.o0 S2e1
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SS'ae.aOlg. tsaed. Ner Yora Holma }swedl.
SAIGON. March II Arrived: Nicer ship City O,
-sNCwERp. Mar l--A7ived; Steamers Kroa-
+ 7r.ns Gustav Adc2 SSed.: Baltimore; 2o;h.
asi5ls q s54Sf Ho5@ss Ns 'N'c1 NOiolk s..m,- MN,
90 s s1S saysaah no for ehei Steamer MIN
sprl.IA March eo.-Arrlyed: Steamer Wilhelm
Cop CoPriHAGHN. March ei.-Ar7i,ed: Steamer
, Oscar Il span.l New York for C,.ts;ianssnd.
: CARIlFH. Alerch - Arrived: Steamer Messins
poeTSNouTH Ns5gs Nssas, s2Arr''sd 2sz: Steamer
LiVEifPoI: NJ ~ .s--,hrTtysaa - Steamer Ca. Ca
Steamers hadunA tBr.}- Galveston; orduna CBr}.
AvoNMoUTrH March ss.-Arrtved: Steamer
LoNnoN PC, Ma M4I,s .,,.a;. 2SArr7ed Steamer Start
s' oInN & loSS. a'aFP9s ases6 2s-Arrivea Steamer
va ,nn Hy,qg ,Br ,.aah hslaS ,ss,,,...
Dria Of from Naples. e'c}. New YORK: MsssiHa
'fs FoT-TrFnAM TsS ASiS March qasaned. s..am.rs
American m lDutch' New York Pendrecht Dutch,
81 SiAss@N Ns@ vo.s Nafa' va Bs. steamer 'U'
,cREENqacK, siaic9 sailed: Steamer British
4f'SS PiSSSiol9rR Marc ss-sailed steamer chs-
s'i MANtHEs f"s1ls TER ' March as-sailel Steamer
Ms1r ,3n on gr s. ssss. sSn. oe,.no
, IlBr. Nsw Yo~k; sizessh Castle tIsr.l. Delaware
LoNDoN March es-s.'led' Steamers Lumina
ar Hampton Reads: Muncas.er Castle tBr.l.
ELslNoRF. March eo-Passed Steamer Mart
e'sss3k nplchl, New York for Copenhsgen.
tBr1 Eoston .or Liverpool.
GIBRALTAR. March l9...ArriTrd; Steamers
FOR New Yorl- Goth Marne. New York for
Gene Ssmos - Aseu'n,y. New loT9: omsS .a. .pr,
9ih, Steamers Ardgarry (Brl from spezal.
Galveston. Skogstad (Nor) from Leghornl.
LAS sALMAS March lsSaiied. steamer
Marie Span. from barcelona New YORK
MONTENIDEO. March 20--Saed: Steamer
DANA Dan New YORK.
ORAN. Marrh 2l-Sailed Steamer Turrst
Crown tBr.l from Praers. etc). New York
FOWEY March 2S.Saed. Steamer Seirukl
Alsru. Dap. -'ew yort-
r., pync. New York via Baltimore for Marssilles
PARA. March -l.-sailsd: Schooner Albert
I. PAU. New York;
'. ROTTERDAM March 9e-A-ivod: Steamer
ST. NAzAIRE. March 2o.-Arrived: Steamer
LIVERPOOL. March es--Arrved: Steamer Me-
GoTAENBtGo Marsh sis 24-loth. Stockholm,
New York.
York
LIVERPOOL March 2S-Ca-onis New York
via Halifax; 24th. Meganc. Portland
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
National Acme's Year

Net sales Of the National Acme Com
pany for 1918. after all charges and
taxes, were Sid, ,103,754, compared with
s16,63o, ,563 for the previous year. a
decrease of S243G,S09. Production costs
were placed at sS,379852, or S2,2l4.5S3
less than the cost OF the year before.
Balance applicable for dividends ag-
gregated S2,345,4 ,451, u decrease Of ST.
31S,S50. After payment Of S 800, 900.
gurplus for the year was SS45,451 The
company during the year earned S1.69
share on the 100000 shares $3.50
par). This compares with S7.33 a share
earned in 1917
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
House Furnishings, Furniture.
Floor Coverings. Draperv

DAYTON -Rike Kumler Co: II Pamer drugs
tion. a25 Fifth Avenue
COLUMBIA : C.-R G. Williams & Sons {;
Williams furniture Aberdeen.
INDiAMAPoLIs-1 s Ayres Co; L. II Bueh-
Avenue. ~
NORFoLK-Tho Willis Grail Smith Co; w +
Smith carpets and furniture; York
PASADENA. Cal-Baker & Chiffon; w Chiffon
furniture, draperies Manhattan
PROVIDENCE-Fhe Shepard Co: C. B. Cobb
furniture: 20 Fifth Avenue room l410
TOLEDO. Ohio-Lion Dpgoods Co. A 9 Birk
carpets. rugs, etc. Wallick
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
To Make Allowance for
Shrinkage in inventories

WASHINGTON, March 24.-In re-
Vislng tax returns OF industrial cor
porations in respect to shrinkages in
inventory values, the Internal Revenue
Bureau will give full weight to evil
dence obtained by the industrial board
of the Department Of Commerce in
arranging agreements for price reduc-
tions
Commissioner Roper to-day wrote
Chairman Peek of the Industrial Board
that his bureau was desirous of ad-
ministe1ing intelligently and CON
structively the relief provisions of the
new revenue act in respect to shrink
ages in inventory values. Mr.. Roper
SAID he was following with interest
the boards plan to bridge the gap
between the inflated prices Of the war
period and a normal scale Of prices
for general buying
The bureau he added, will welcome
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Miscellaneous

,,.t,s A5.TooNA. Penn..w H. < L; c Volt W H
Kllls, Ispsssen tatiye: Herald square
BUFFALo-f. y. stage building supplies
BJaFF4Io Adam Milsrim & Anderson: Mr
Wais9n jsooips IN sgaeT|s9r ,6 ana hosiery SSndi
cHARIorrE y c~W Tsse. general line
GiicAGo -Ke,cssn * Rothschild; J. Roths-
cmcAGo Marshall Field Co.; NJ G. Wal.
ini.,ss and buttons: llo7 Bsoaiway
DAYTON. uhio--Rkc- Kumier 60. Mis- Roer
ner. aio7es. Associated Merchandising Corp. -
DAYTON, ohio-Kike -Kumler Co Miss NJ
Maher. izces and cmorolderies, 2e5 Fifth Avenue
DAYTON. ohio--R.ker -Kumler Co: y! Endslsv
boys clothing; Associated Merchandising Corp. 22'
EIzABETHTowN, Pcnn--Kleln Co W. Klein
rnfIs eonfsstioaefy Marl1orcugn
HoENiLL y Y.-Klos & Riefer. slazers' sup
INnfANAPoLrs u S A7res Miss Williams
rlbooa, aaa necsweAf: Associated Merchandising
IEoAiINsTER M4ss-J " Pickering & Co; !
w. Pickering. uirs. hc-n and ce!inloid goods
LOrisyTfLE XIX aufmann straus Co b
kauiman nonnluche's. ribbons, toilet goods i@tsiil
,nsgf@esr nan5 wear ana eo'Se''; 2-V 'f
MlLWAt tKEE--seellg Foo'e Drug Co. AIr. See
AIf.WAUKEE- schuster < Co. dr7 goods
= sussman. wonen's hosiery knit underwear: '4o'
hoprf' Avca'ie care "a, * Go
MOBILE Ala; J Manning Co J. Manning
representative; Coliingwoood
MnNTRLAI<~T dc csandpcc general line
Bfolt~I
rIrrsBuRcH~L RAeinovisz Co Ia Rablno
viz plu7sbeFs' supplies Grand
PORTSMOUTH. Vat. II. Herbert Co G. II
Herbcrt. confectioners Supplies: York
ucBMQND- Va Wilkinson. Wilkins & Reed
y Wilkinson. furnahing goods and noiicns
Brssiii
RICHMOND. vn.-Andcrson Lewis Gray Co. r
L. Anderson. cloSke and general line. Bre@lin
sT PAUL. Minis. Waterman. clothing ant
general: Eresiin.
sHTfRYvii.LE. Teqp-Ii. c shaoard's sons
u. Shapard ard ". shapard general department
TOLEDO Ia II, Salt & Koch Co.: Miss Il smyih
a.nfes. rs Fifth Avenue, ST. aoor.
TOLEDO. La Sale & Koch Co Miss r Srny.h
eloses. Associated Merchandising Corp 295 FIN
Ayear.
WASHINGTON. D. Woodward & r.athrop
~ eoods; Miss A N. Hagan, womens and misses
c9ats 49, Fourth Avenue. lstn floor
WILKES BARRE. penn ~. Hissch s. Sons }
Hir4rh, general department store merchandise: Her
aId Square.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at tho General Post
cffee and City Hall station New ! ork. as follows
Samoan Islands, Australia and specially sd
dressed mail fo- New Zealand via San Francisco
at go ?. M. April 9. for dispatch per STEAMSHIP
Ventura
Fiji Islands New Zpaiara and Australia. VII
Nancouer and Victoria. b. G.. al $50 p m, Apri
:. for dispatch per steamship Mskura.
Philippine Islands Vancouver and Victoria
+. c. at $50 D. m. April 8. for dispatch pc
steamship Empress CT Russia
Hawaii and Guam. close at $50 .. IN. daily
This mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast dali
fcr dispatch to destination by the best opportunity
Japan. Corea. China. Sian. Cochin China Strait
Settlements and Netherlands. East Indies. close a
$50 ,. III. daily. This mail is forwarded 10 th
Pacific Coast daily for dispatch to destination b.
the best opportunity
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Buyers Arrived
er register in this
W. S243 between 10 m. p
riTrsBrRcH d Goldman

.. PITTSBURGH d. Goldman piece goods
Observation-Disclosures Dry Goods Co Mr..
UiimAn; white goods. linens. etc. 40 Leonard
PORTSMOUTH. Ohio-~Wise Tailoring Co; s
Wise. merchant tailor: Latham
ST. IGJIS-Ey & Walker Dry Goods Co. Mr.
Gave. piece goods w. Rooney. silk Shirinss; 10
Worth Street
ST LOUIS Goldman nygoods Coz s Cold
man. drygootS.: Pennsylvania
ST PAUI~~B. w. Harris Mss. Coz L. W.
Harris. manufacturers coats: Breslin.
ST. PAIL. Mnn.-B Harris Co: b. w Harris
:uI, and nd piece goods Il'a Broadway room 500.
TOLEDO ohio-La Sale x Cook Co. Mr
Shsareg. silks and dress goods Associated Mer
chandssng Corporation 255 Fifth Avenue
TROY. y Y-FergusoH. G. W. Collar Co W
II Webster. mfrs. collars. cuffs 20 Firth Avenue
Continental
WORCESTER Mass.-B. Schultz & Co. B.
Schultz mfrs cotton waists BresIin.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Government Reduces Its
Minimum Wool Prices

Tho reduction of 71a per cent in the
minimum prices of government owned
raw wool at the Boston auction begin
ming to-day will have little effect OF.
prices in general, according to leading
woollen goods mill agents here. At
tention is called to the fact that high
grade wools sold at the last auction
much above the government minimums
On the low grade woods the new mini
mum may have some effect in moving
more stocks. At previous auctions deal
ers did but little bidding on low grade
woods and most Of them were with
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Sugar and Coffee
Cn-rent A wear
nrt &c ore,

Coffee Futures.-The feature Of yes
terday's trading was the sharp advance
around midday, after a quiet opening.
with prices unchanged to an advance
of points. Following the receipt Of
special Santos cable reporting an
advance in futures of 100 to 125 res,
coupled with better tone to the for
cgn exchange market, values advanced
II TO Is points on little covering and
local demand, but the gains were short
lived and at the close were net un-
changed to an advance of points.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

. Following srs yesterdays pfices compared with
tNoss ot year ago:
Yesterday 4 year sae
Live steers. fair TO
. prtn,e 100 b. si425 MSiC5( $1,000 Msj430
Dressed beef sides
10 2n m On ~ M to.
iite feaiH. common
10 prime, 100 lbiaD0 n 10 90 ~ 00 % 1i0g
prsssed seais. city
'b.,...,.. .s a. 20 10 a. 80
Li7s lamDa. fair 10
prims. 100 ID 10 so 10 2i00 in 10 NJ 10 IA
Dressed mutton 10 IA a. "a ia Mb 20
Dressed lambs. city
IN. ,.,..,st ~ N rs "a No 20
Drsrssd hoss. Ia. '''' '''V
s,sss s""i ,,dls Il; bs, =, ,55dsM8 7ssa ..?s4@ ssn
sIess i@s,, bb, 3s00 X aefse II "a " ao s3 m
Lasd. tpddls wss ~ NV" '''o' ''"'
100 Ib.a.... 2aAo a 2a.nn aa.as % an.za
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Com IN odities
Continued from .'age fourteen

for rye. The appearance of favorable
weather for the movement and esti-
mates Of 200 cars at Chicago for the
day we're also instrumental in bring
ing about the early decline. The ap-
rearance of export orders caused ac-
tive covering. and while export sales
amounted TO only about 10000
bushels, the fact that export orders
we're IN the market for the first time
III many weeks helped sentiment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn No t'iS yellows17ss4 c7Sss, s1s7ss4 css ago
Chicago:
March ......... 157 f54i, S1.273A
July ........,.... 1878 1873
OatsThe market opened with an
early decline and closed with net gains
OF &C to lac. Commission houses were
fairly good buyers on the early break
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats, No. g. white IS .7sTa s1osls 2
Chicago:
March ........... .07I4 81 80
5sy nSy ......::::.. - g .ssa. 81. So. -ss7'
Ryc.-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Nea-
casb, ss" No. o0+s west.ss5 ssas2 $50 SSs s2s S'
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Flour, Min. sp. pat.s1f.s5 s1t.55 s'l.oo
Cornmeal. vel. 3.75@4.oo 2.75@4.oo 4.47Ia
Rye fourch ces c5@s5o s.o5@s,5o 1925
Bran, 1o0-lb sacks 4s.oo 4s.oo -
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
interpretations
ALsAxy Incorporation. alsa win tn. Seer

-
If stafs fo-daS follows.
" /, g. Realty Corporation s25 600 Mznhat
San se.Ity construction Arthur q Quinn May J.
K1etfey Msud H. Howard. f2g Broadnsy. New
York ~
f,sory. +, brown Corporation 5000. Manhattan
si.ip building and ship chandler business. Georss
p gf1sfI FerdeflcE 81 FiidiDg Bepl. r. Paris.
7sa ~ tebp's plaes. Erookiyn.
Aesas siseking compeqy. Inc, slo.ooo; Brook
An f3p9hu,z Lem idDshutz. Herman Fe.dnan.
ieg Ass6oS street Bfo.siyg A. .
IN ts4,seco and products. sstn Quanjer johanna &.
cuspgs, Jsnaes G. keiiy. lerssg rits, r. j.
ft.rsesl Gregory x Co., Inr $40 600; Manhattan
stork san hgDd tfekeFs, Hbeds ~ Gsegory. yobn
81 gsas0ss. Dussii Grcgofy. I Wall Street Ne.
3fwA
MsaDy,s $50. o6es Manhattan. manufacturing
eilti,sf,x hsbefGssi,ssy. ste.. rssfick j. Msaog.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Notions. Toilet Goods. Drugs

BOsToN-C F Horey & Co; G. w Brown.
small wares toilet goods ana ribhons: 243 Church
ECFFALo-Adam. AIlgrim & Anderson Mr..
Rick notions: Syndicate Trading Co.. 80 Fifth
Avenue. ~
observation-disclosures u G. Co: r. H.
Geare notions and small wares: 395 Broadway
SNlLlE-kauman- -Straus Co T. Ka,f~
man. handkerchefs ribbons toilet goods muslin
underwear. infants and cofseis: go Fifth
Avenue. l4il.
PIlLADELPtiIA-Abe Goldstcn. hosiery and no.
lions Broadway Central
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

from you evidence which will thus be
made available as to postwar prices, 8
and while it cannot be bound by the
actions of another branch of the gov
ernment, we will give such evidence
the full weight to which it is entitled
in administering the new tax law -.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Tea

Trading in the tea market is con-
fined mostly to the actual REQUIRE
ments. For the last week a consider
aole amount Of business has been done
in Pingsueys, several thousand boxes
changing hands. Further deals are
pending, and the trade looks for d
stronger market for these teas.
Quotations in cents a pound for lots
OF 30 and 100 packages follow. Odd
lots ruled | cent q pound higher
tREt.%H
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
FOREIGN PORTS

DUNGENESS March - Passed: Steamer
CInthllde cureo fNorl Phladelpha
kJNSAiE March - Passed Steamer Aegantic
tBrl. Portland FOR Live.po~A
BEACAY HEAD March 2G Passed Steamer
Vessmau (SNsdi. New York for Antwerp
GQIHENBJ re MaNh la-Arryed Steamers
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Police Orders
Transfers and ASSIGNMENTS

1u''s1e1S '1'u -f'''s s'''''e''@,
Patrolmen, s a. m. March 23 William T
McDopough. l3d attendant: II :0l a. m,
March -, from National Defense to precinct
indicated. leaves revoked John Z. Rom, 80
Lewis Miller. 118: D. H., March "a
Charles A. Motjenbacker, 18th, to S0th, &c
mounted DUTY
Temporary Assignment
Patrolman Frederick II. Wiltshire 65th
excused firm reserve duty, 80 days, s a. m.
March %.
Leave Without Pay
Patrolman Edward 7. Leahy Traffic A >
days, a.. m, March 20.
Advancement to Grade
Patrolman, to $3.50 grade: John B. c.
rhelen. us. April ., 1919; Donald j. Stat
terry, 9Th Dist, April !, 1919
Suspended Without Pay
aPtroman Dunbar D. Smith SD. 1870 a
M, March %
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter. Creamery. higher than ex-
tras, lb., 65'2 q 66c extras. 81 score
C5c; irsts, IS 10 81 score, 63la a Cd isc, /,
seconds, So to 81 score. olQ165c; lower
grades, o5a zoe; unsalted, higher than
extras, 6Sl2 a 69c; extras. 67ia06Sc. :.
irsts, 90 Il a61c; seconds. 62063c;
State dairy tubs. finest, o3W 64c; good
to prime. 5SQ sc; common TO fair, As
q SIC; renovated. extras. 52c; firsts,
80 y q sic; lower grade, 46(a soc; imi-
tation creamery. lirSts, 50a Sic; ladlc
current make iirsts, Asa 49c; seconds
do IL a Ace: lower grades. 43nl45c:
packing stock. current make. No. l.
45i ii 46c No. ;, 44i2M.i5c; lower
grades 40la !lc
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan

Resl Reconstruction David A Model Wadleisl
High School. 1i5th Street. west OF Seventh Ave
''rns Making Of New China Sidney Nevill.
Usher P :. 66 Eishty-eishth Street, eas
OF First Avenue
Guy de Maupassant" Louis t. Wilkinson. z :
90. lt7th street. west Of Seventh Avenue
The c2ccho Siovaks," Mrs Anna V Capek + :
49, ls2d Street and Wads~orth A7erue
Story OF Hiawatha." Garrett p Seryss Metro
politau Temple, Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth
Street
The Bronx
Violin and Violin Music" August Wingebach
7. $. 45. ls9tn Street and Hoffman sreet an,
G.orillsgd Place.
Tho sonata Helen s Rapallo. ?. S. 81. l5su
Street Jackson and Trinity avenues Illustrate,
by piano and violin music
RUGyard hipiiue." Prof. T. G. Carter 'r.ont
p SO. .o7ti Street and Hull Avenue
Tie Balkan Peninsula and Peoples 30 Rapbae
tonstantian. NJ D.. St Ansem's Hall rinto,
Avenue. near l51th Street
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Shoes

BAL LTINIoRE-Joseph Rosenboom. shoes Broad
way Central.
BUFFAL0-J. Sander shoes: Grand
DETROIT. l. hudson CO. B. Thomson SHOES
Associated Merchandising Corporation. 2e5 Ffl
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Leather and Fancy Goods and
.Jewelrv

ALLENTOWN Pcnn-Hess Bros Co. dry soode
II Union Square. room 8li Miss M Butt Jewel ry
and bets. '''
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
lirs

~ BBoSroNmw ST Filsqss Sons Co.. 7 lyford, FUR,
CHlCAGO-L reitelbaum Go. l.. Tetelbnum.
mrfs surs: Pennsylvania.
ST PAUI--B. Harris Co: Il. w Harris Yurs
ana piece goods. ll70 broadway. room 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Eggs Receipts were 1907 cases
Fresh gathered: Extras. dozen. 44c
Storage packed: Extra tirsts, 43A43 Z c ;
hrsts, 420l43c; hrsts, northcrly sec
tions, 41@42lac central and southcry
sections. 40G41 nc; seconds. 36 y a 140c ;
dirties, No. l, 39@391.c; No. 9 and
poorer. 370l3Sc; checks, good TO choice,
dry, 37n 3sc; under grades, 35M3sc.
State, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern; Hennery whites-Fine to fancy,
46M47c; ordinary to prime. 42@45c;
Gathered whites-Ordinary to fine, 42
4)45c. Pacific Coast: Whites-Extras,
47c; ordinary to fine, 42M45c. West
ern and Southern gathered whites, 40
W45c. State, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns, 4oc. Gathered brown
and mixed colors, 4 1 n a 44c. Duck eggs !;
Nearby Indian Runner fancy. 64@65c :
Baltimore, 64c Western and prime
Southern, 58M62c.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Cheese. Receipts were 2,4lS boxes
State, whole milk, fresh fats, colored
ib.. 3Sl2c; white. 33 q (034c; average
run. colored, 33(a33l4c; white. SO &c;
lower grades. 81 y (q}32 a4c; Twins, spe-
cials, 32 i2 (d331ac; average run, 32@
S3c; lower grades. 21@3124c; flats
held, 35fa27c; Twins. held, 35@37c;
Wisconsin. whole milk. twins, held. 80
Ssc; fresh 3lia@32sac; Single
Daisies, held. 35d3Sc; fresh, 3314c;
Double Daisies, held, 35M37c; fresh
$50 80 &c; Young Americas. held, 37M
5S1ac; fresh. 35n 35l l2c; State, skins
specials. &c; prime to choice, 1SM20c
fair to good, 13@17c; lower grades,
0M12c.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Buyers Coming

JApAS--Mr Il inouge copper and cable. will
be here a. the end Of ,se month and will stay at
the Piszs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
V'''1ferIngs Y to BUYERS

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New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Sugar demand for refined
sugars was unchanged, the trade only
buying to provide for current wants.
Through the Sugar Board there were
purchases yesterday Of 10000 bags OF
Cuban raw sugars for prompt ship
ment, at 5.SSc cost and freight. The
sugar trade viii be closed today.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Schooacrs Annie c New York FOR New Haven:
Howard Russell New lork icr Greenporl: OAK
Wgod,i p1o perih Ameoy % .. tor NaTrassnsstt Pier.
Sailed schooners Maria Orom Cape Haytien}.
Stamford. Conn; norten-la rIom Perth Amooyi
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
" Gather Report

WAsHiNGrON March a The pressure ss high
ull decreasing over lhe region cast Of the Miss :
r m's's' az - lisli a'd rising over tae Far
aiI iha central Rocky Mountain region ano tho
, gisiHfnsire ever the western Atlantic l4s passed
i"1"N no. .nrast"ard 70 the Grand Bsuss.
Ihc.e have been wins within fhe last lwe.;y- four
,,i..I.t ln Tie plains state. the southern ROCKY
fcDhlain re6iou and Texas and cn tie Nes ENe.
slcas.
re"pcraiures are near or above The normal IN all
ana southern Rocky Mountain regions ''-''''
The outlook s for tar weather with moderate
iempe:atuTrs. TacsdA. and Wednesday throughoui
me me Aiianuc states; III the uppet ONO VALLEY and
yAe lower lake region fair weather Tuesday Viii be
,naaMs,i ny unsettled weather aud rims during
WedneSdsy. with moderate temperatures Il. thc
upper Like region. the lower ONO vall,y Tonnes
see and the east Cur states cloudy weather Tue
DAY viii 10 followed by raIu Tuesday nigh ana
Wednesday, with moderate temperatG-,
Forecasts for Special Districts England
TO- morrow not much change in temperature
Easc,r-n, pennsylvania and New Jersey and pela-
ness. probably becoming unsettled tv to-nlofrow
night moderate temperature.
rsE W''s9 rsa.y peqosgsaa; o nsslo 9ga wesi.
by showers. moderate temperature.
Local Official Reoord.-The following official
four hours In comnsrisnn VIA ,ln e ,Tr. '"cilfy
dAtc Of last year ''9'''''"S
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.vsrass asne'' o .esast a. ? same @ 9s' ss, 40 M
for f5 'Y SS yep- 'as' sfa q - aver
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Sun 49, & ;1c
Moon rises sets H. sa 1:3
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS
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Thursday
lTY ISLAND
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United States lighthouse tender Larsspur Ne
London ier staten Island schooner William
PECK. GreeAuort for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
humidity

highest, % az ?. m.. lowest. 40 az 30 a M
average. A. average date last wear A. ayce
sse same date for thirty three years 90
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Cottonseed Oil The market vas III
active and featureless, the principa
outlet being through export channels
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

a M 3o.os =. M. 500 p m 30 II
Local Forecast.-Fair To -dsv and Drobsblv to
morrow not mucn change in tenlpcra urc fresh
northwest winds. -
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Forecasts for Special Districts New England
ana East New York--Fair today and rrobsb V
o-morfow net much change in temperature
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey and pola-
"are-rair today, To morrow. Increasing cloud
ness PROBABLY becoming unsettled uy tomorrow
night moderate temperature.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
B Baro m eter READING,

humidity
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