davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

BALTIMORE Dec s-Arrivel- Strs
cana. Phiiadelphia. Lake Winico Boca
Grande; Plainhela. Boca Grande.
BOSTON. Dec s---Arrived: Strs city OF
Nantucket Bal,imore and Nortols Lax
ss3i1s. l.eqlse. g Phlladeiphla Ias Mono Norfolk
CHARLESTON Dec s-Arrivel. S.rs
Connucoo>. from Sabine Tex for i.analal-
pAia Lenape, from New York 1anl pro-
ceede9 - JaciSsonvlNel. schr Florence 5
fhilnps Barcelona via Barbados Edward
r. Smith. from Havana. Sailed Strs LAX.
Clear. Baltimore, Lake Biedsoe Boston
Reported departure Of str West Hardawav
chinery adjusted. 40 40
DELAw AI,1. BRgAKwArER De. De-
Ayres for Philadelphia Rachel " stevens
GALvEsToN. Tex. Dec s-Arrlved
Strs Edena. Havre. Hegira Norfolk
Sailed Strs El Sud. New York; Boxley. for
JACKSONVILLE Dec s-Arrived: s-rs
Van, Miami; Borad. sagua. Caoba, New
Fear New YORK
NEWPORT NEWS, Va Dec s-Arrived
scnr Ella Pierce Thuriow. London. Sailed
Strs Easterner. Norfolk. Ozette. Naw York
NORFOLK. Dec s-Arrivee: strs Cao-
isiay Newpor. News p9;-,s'e, So
Quomakouins. Liverpool Chautauqua. Blue
fields: bark Sydnses (Norl Buenos Ayres.
sailed Strs Winona county. Gsivn~ton
James Whitney. Baltimore: Lake Fibra
Fa9naa If9n or.lsrs) Crawi KEYS sabine
PHILADELPHIA Dec s-Arrived Sirs
fag gernes fItaA. Genoa; Sabine sun Port
Arthur 'retan. Boston. Merrineclt. Jack
ronvil'e ana savannah; Csrih New York;
Bayonne fEr). returned Portsmouth hence
for 3n~noS Avrns fsteering gear disabled)
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dee s-Arrivea:
Strs olean, Philadelphia Calsper. Ha-
Vana
PORT EADs. La. Dec s-Arrivea. strs
Afrcana GlaD. New York Baiadan
Buenos Ayres Norman Bridge Tsnpico
q Wiring Tampa. = Agslr.ine. Mo-
BILE T4naha 'ifrl Sabine Pass Teguci-
galpa fIond). Ceib4. Sailed strs Celba
tHona). Ceiha Coahuiia tMex}. T4mpico
PORT TAMP.. pee ,-Arrlvel Sir
I.ate Gravela Baltiinor- Sa4ied- SIR
Point arena. Chrome. y !
SAN ANNAfi. Dec s-Arrived Sur How
ard Philadelphia. Sailed Strs kohai
Nsru (Ja3). Yokohama and Kobe Gracis
fSwed). Helsinsborg y Lake Fostoria Ha-
VanA va JaelNsonF lie. Nacooche-. Boston
TAMPA, Dec S-Arrived. sehr Anna "
Huison Puerto Sailed Strs Coucotton
New York. Lake Pepvin. Savannah
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

,,rra nu.ter- Receipts We're a,5ol packages
SieaheIy' higher than extras Id. 7lly q
So eAtras w score, 74c; hrsts. 90 70 81
80 80 o''e q &c hrsts. IS TO SO score. o.
a m mU0, s~c9nds' 50 TO s7 score. 56Q60l2c,
'VMv' s'aoes % q 05c held higher than
yNlfas So l. @70c. extras. 6sGsgcs nrsTs
el = y 90 isc seconds SEA soc. nnsaitad
hgher than extras. 77m7Sc: extras IN m
sc hrsts, 500 74c; seconds 5s182c
s'rt st@ GARY tubs finest. II q 72c. good 10
I'li'le, Iie, "a q osc common TO fair. 53W63c,
vsIed, extras, o9g5siac, hrsts. Sd q,
81 &c. Imitation creamery. hrsts 10 N 55S "
ladies'. current make hrsts 5oia H. SSc
seconds, sic, lower grades 49Db0c- 9scL
lns stock. current make No i. soc No
- tsc lower grades. 46u4s!ac
'heese-Recespis were 600 boxes. s;atA
whole milk. fresh flats, colored or white
ID. S2is q ssc. average run, 3la S,a9e @isise
neld mats. specials. 327 ;. q 3Sc. average run
81 u W &c; lower grades, % q 301ac twins
specials, colored white 81 Ia a 3ec. nv
erase run SIC: lower grades. 26Q3Olsc
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins. fresh All
a 81 isc single Daisies. fresh. s2aS$cs
held. seq &c Young Americas, fresh
~ q 53c; oheddars. Canadian. in bond 20 /,
q 81 i2c state skins specials 22d 22ih
prime to choice. l7d2oc fair to good ! ,
&c, lower grades. 10 l3c.
Eggs-Rece were 4.925 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. dozen 920s4c: extra
hrsts. 500 s1c; Hrsts, s6Qssc: seconds and
iec, seconds. bs1s5c; grade. $50
5sc. refrigerator. special marks. fancy
charges paid. SAC 55c; hrsts. 62@ 5sc sec
onds. 4SQ6lc; under grades. 30GD45c
sterilized, 5s36tc; dirties. 40 0G4sc checks
81 q 4oc. whites. 52@ soc; state. Pennsyl-
whites. extras sl.o3@1.o5: nrsts to extra
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Commodities
Cotton

mere was an advance ot practically
s 'n' pound In the cotton market yester-
sA BUSINESS was not particularly active,
Od' Offering We're Hight and the market
ron domestic trade interests and Liver
s Ssu. January contracts sold Up to SOC.
urssparea nrsa'. win Jo.e0c at the close on Sat
uuaI; and closed at ST soc. with the gen
s:sl @ list closing very steady at a net ad-
'ahcs OF 80 70 l03 points
y,p-Aslsin as 70 the prospects for an
rn,.,.I rr,y settlement OF the coal controversy.
salavora bic weather for the grade OF late
Ion ffss.on n the south and relatively firm
snsspool s.mn cables appeared to be tho chief
-, factors on the advance. These
lsv ss isliel 10 stimulate general buy
~e 'neF evidently served 10 hold selling
a. a. vhreh ana It did not require d great
I'll ~ u oeiuanc TO send prices higher
satnra opeHins was 10 to 40 points above
mSn,bs 1.nay closing figures and active
mvhIAs mvhsAs soon sold SO 10 80 points net
,h'a us"sF ", There was enough realizing al
pnIn. .VFei 70 cause reactions OF 10 or 20
cat,s. s. ahd there may have been some
.ls 'etsu selling on the weakness or for
seAchanse The offerings We're soon
M oeu' however. and The best priaes
W. s' reached late in the day. when there
buvinn '''ole actlNe demand. which included
ssstern ~ "lre ny houses with South
f,rai. connections. December was rela-
t.y quiet and Irregular As Il rAsnl+ -
lafsrr' eFen!ng up, and the buviry nf
jng saohehs included considerabls cn,e,-
The gova,,s.e, sV.'els' VINO felt uncertain OF
Week 'A''''aec later in the
,lna. M census report. showing s.sss.7l2 haies
s."eo a., 70 December /. against g.57i az
a sSvrh;;,v s,; was hltie under expectations
-nA'..y 4y sn."s out was not considered an
ls -po r. ant factor in the days marl1sr an an
toa Mooa oiy created no fresh sentirnsn, anu
~s so.t sr9w.ns o. he official crop estimate 10
nrted were unchanged to inn "',S re-
asher. With mtadling quotations ransir,s ro.i,,s
rom " 80 to - zoe Exports tor ne -, Ing
nere s2l5e bales, making 2lsO.3ls so "a "a :,
MS 90 Lar
Fne local spot market was staadv a,s
POINTS higher ar 80 s5c ror uiddling
tshN rtN Nc sales were reported
Tue range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy

unssu ps,'ss s.. in sd in the
were as follows:
SAM LOvE-vountary petition by Sam
Love, 500 West 1I9th Street Liabilities
are sl.1o4 and the assets $1,000. Petition
eer's attorney is Harry NJ. Peyser. $50
Broadway.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court yes
tsrday Judge Julius NJ; Mayer. appointed
Emil Frankel receiver for David Burstein
under n bond of $500.
Judge Julius NJ Mayer appointed Louis
company, under bond Of $500
Assignments
JOHN CARRIE & SON. INC. wholesale
dealers in fruits and vegetables, 442 West
Fourteenth street, yesterday assigned for
the benefit Of his creditors to John 3. Cart
wright, 2a3s University Avenue. The COM
ital stock Of $4,000. William j. Carol is
treasurer of the company. Myers g. Gold
the liabilities at sas 900 and the assets at
$1,000
Failures
JOHN CARRIE & son. INC. wholesale
West Fourteenth Street, assigned yester
day for the benefit OF creditors to John I3.
Cartwright 23ss University Avenue. The
company was Incorporated in 1911 with
capital stock OF $4,000. william J. Car
roll is treasurer OF the company. Myers &
Goldsmith attorneys for the assignee. es-
st 10000.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions in bankruptcy flied in the
United states District Court yesterday
were as follows
SAM LOVE-A voluntary petition by Sam
Love, 500 West l77th Street; liza blities
sl1o4; assets, $4,000. The petitioners at
torney is Harry NJ Peyser. $40 Broadway.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
MALEY & FEfNsILBER-sche of
Msley Il FeiDslber 4 Bond Street. show
he liabilities are $2s60 and the assets 8
81 423. The principal creditors are ] Ap-
peibaum. 5000. Dr. b Goldberg $500
). f'iishewitz. $500. The attorney is Gus
taVe A Tetelbaum, 500 Broadway
Receivers in Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court YES
terday Judge Julius NJ. Mayer appointed d
LOUIS l.eNy receiver for the Mount Morris
Dairy Company. under bond of $500
Emil Frankel was appointed receiver for
David Burstein under bond of $500.
Discharges in Bankruptcy
Wianasse H. Wonskajian was DISCHARGED
from bankruptcy yesterday
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Business Items

American and Pilgrim prints. which
were withdrawn from sale by II. & D.
Borden 4 Sons on November l. are being
reoffered by the com pany for January and
February delivery, at AT. advance OF one
cent a yard. The American Prints which
ranged from is 10 90 cents a yard, are
now priced tt Is 70 81 cents The PHI
grim prints. which ran from II TO 2ol.
cants a yard, are now quoted at IS TO
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
BUYERS Coming

CHICAGO-Rothschild & Co. J A Al
biez. carpets, rugs. 40 Fourth Avenue, is
expected December 10.
DAVENPORT. Iowa-Newman's Shop;
II. E. Scharff, ready TO wear, 1888 Broad :
way, room ll26 is leaving fo- New York
Decent ber 3.
HOUSTON. Tex-W. c. Mum Company;
Mr.. Hill. ready TO wear, j. NJ Biggins 1850
Broadway; expected December ..
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Going On TODAY
I)1X Y


American Museum of Natural History;
Metropolitan Museum Of Art: admission
American Museum Of Safety; admission
Van cortlandt Park Museum; admission
rhe AQUARIUM admission free.
Zoolosical Park; admission free
Convention Of National Association Of
Waste Material Dealers Hotel Astor
Meetine g ''5 Of SAFETY institute Of America ..
Pine Street. p.
Convention of National Leasue OF Profess
sional Baseball Clubs, Waldorf-Astoria.
Anlerican supply and Machinery Nlanufac-
turers Association, meeting at Waldorf
Convention Of shoe Polish Manufacturers
Association. Waldorf Astoria: an day
Fe'crntion for Child study exhibition OF
chiidren's books. AT Society for Ethical
culture. West Sixty fourth Street. II
Address by Nrs % +. c. Gruenberg on Prob
Circle OF the Rodeph sho.om Women's
Association. Temple Vestry. corner Lex
ingron Avenue ana sixty third Street,
,Foreatine Art" by Charles Theodore
Carruth; Brooklyn institute Of Arts and
Sciences Lecture Hall, Academy Of
Music. p m.
NIGHT
Of the National Ch.d Welfars Assoeia-
ton at home of Judge and Mrs William
II wadhams. AZ East Seventy eighth
street. $40 . IN.
Lecture by Gilbert Cannan on The British
Miners Cooper Union, T. ~.
Lecture on India to be given at Engineer
ing Society Building. SO West Thirty
ninth Street. under auspices IF Geogra-
phical Society. p m; lecturer 70 be
announced,
The New Philosophy and Politics. by
& .ar
yesant Neighborhood House, stuyvesant
and Ninth streets. Si5' p n.
''Dreiser's The Genius by Andre Tridon.
Terrace Garden. l55 East Fifty eighth
street Is p III.
Fourth performance Of the pageant The
Struggle and Triumph of Democracy
given by the Seward Park Intermediate
school Hester and Essex streets. s.l5
3. M
Tn. Future Evolution Of Man last in A
course OF six lectures on "Man-Past.
Present and Future by Dr. s &.
Schmucher. Brooklyn Institute OF Arts
and Sciences, Mus!c Han, Academy OF
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
BUSINESS News

the little
* Rates continued firm and the majority
1n @ osal purchases showing
Of the
demand for business to ~ - '~ '' ~ w
continue
Dealers shows
change the ~ "'
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
British Exports Exceed
Imports in November

LONDON, Dec. 8.-The November
statement of the Board of Trade shows
increase of s26, 7s4,30o in imports and
s43,88l, 100 in exports.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

G0ssd stead2 e Il % to q Pon5s
ayeace "a pee 25ald ia Jan 90 S4sSd 42S Mar
chester Yarns firm; cloths, large bust
ness doing
Cereals
wheat-stocks of wheat in the United
States are rapidly decreasing, and during
he past week the visible lost Ass 600
bushels. bringing the total TO s7.249 900.
compared With l12.071, 600 a year ago. 1t
is generally admitted that supplies of
hard wheat nearly exhausted. and
prices We're very strong. with the Mime
apons market unchanged to cents higher
for the day 1t was said that in many
sections the unsold stocks Of soft wheat
are also small and there seems TO be
httle offering outside Of the government
stores
10 be scarcity of short grades remains
to b. seen. but IT is evident that the ef-
forts TO bring about a more general dis
tributIon OF soft wheat Aours Is being
more or less successful. and instead of
pulling down the price Of the hard wheat
nours there Is tendency to advance the
stocks Of -four in the country are very
large and II is also believed that con-
sumers especially the family trade, have
on hand enough -four TO perhaps carry them
through he season while the attitude
or bakers in regard to making new pur-
chases Is very strong evidence that the,
are also well fixed IN the matter of sup
plies
Corn-The corn marAet was very nervous
and, after an carly upturn Of over a cent
bushel, rices broke under liquidation and
at the close "a net higher to lc
lower The trade seemed 10 place bull
lsh construction thu more favora bl o
outlook for a settlement of the coal strike
on theory that it will bring about more
active consumption when the industry
again resumes operations
Receipts however. proved somewhat
larger than anticipated amounting TO
l.26o, 600 bus-els al Western poirrts and
$4,000 bushels for the week This ap-
paTsnl Improvement in the supply together
the heavy selling toward the close, when
stop-loss orders wsre uncovered.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York clOs' close. ago.
Corn, SO. yel sl72's slTsA sl52.
pesslceer i,a,lei ....~ 1ses- ICES
Oats The oats marl.~, was cornpara-
iiVeiy nrni during the greater part of tho
day with q good demand from commits
sion houses based or the strength in rye
Visible. Exporters. however. were trying
to resell part OF their recent purchases.
and toward the close the market was easier
under liquidation. with final prices lsc
higher to &c net lower
Yesterdays Previous Ysa~
New York close close ago
No. VIII. sOs7'- s0s7la s0s5l.
Chicago
May ......- 1s@s 7sa. 12ls
Kye-AlArhet nruer
Yesterday Previous Year
-NeW YORK close close ago
NO Vest. so $l.72i. 81 rs
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
-" YORK close close ago
MAhn pat Sl4.O 90 Sl4 90 $ll.00
1ornmeal $40 @ $50 "a $40 3.75
Sran As 90 5.50QJ $500 1878
NSe nour s.oOI $50 5.754 SO 9.O0V9. 30
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

aneSsarn >pot Harkets-A ugusta steady,
gs.hhseu az $3.50 sales, III bales
ssss'hpnis IA steady, unchanged a, 40c sales
ssis. ~ Louis steady. unchanged at 1850.
At :, "a nlL Houston steady, 100 higher
euls, so sa,es l5o9 bales. Little Rock
Ia. Ieady s5 higher at 4l.s6 safes
Airhs.o oaiss Fort Worth steady. 80 points
vss,"n al a. tlao; sales. i.s64 bales Gal
a.. .nrIii, - points higher at $3.50.
cha. s,'ea New Orleans steady. un-
Es,saassso at 4oc. sales, lS14 Mobile
2e 80 "a points higher at 3ST5 sales,
sn<riea'on steady. al 39c. sales nil
COTr0N rrcrts.e,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

Saturday simply because of the lack of
workmen and materials These clocks
which sell for about $50 apiece, are
used in public buildings. railroad sta
tions, stores, etc.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Judgment Filed


terday the first name is that Of the debtor
t5laha Josephine-R. Novotny. S745.9
BALDWIN. Grurge-N. GRAY. ia ql
Brett Reginald A.-E. {. Locker 3255s
Burstein, samuel, (B. Delivery
Co. 4 Express'--J. Leiternan
Cornell. clare J.-F H. carpen- OIL
ter -: ..... '..... 100000
Co., Inc.-Reck- Hoffman Stad-
ter CO., Inc. c.................... lsls.sO
mann ...'.. :...'..:.... ...... 25o2O
Three Maiden Lane, Inc.
People &c. ..'... 5000
ualty Go. of n Y..'.......s.. 100000
pis%5ad. sss'5 ca.ri..-A. 4. a:rs Has 55ss5
Baking Co, Inc-H Citttelson. l.os54o
of tae t. - Is Wilds costs 1880
F. Newton F.-B oiugoiian-
l,earl--P. l.. I3onesteeI s9O97
'--er W.-O. S. clark. 3,sl9.6s
Fink, V. Bernhard--,y. W!seberg
(iottleb. Jacob-N lyons ..... is40s
Gin. taas. I.-B. T.. Parry ...... o3T.51
oiuardsman PubIishing & Printing
Co.-H T. Thomas .......... l220s
G r. G Dress Co Inc.-N r.
Holiday Frank E.-p Friei,nan 22s3s
Upgrade Auto Exchange, Inc
HicEek ta' s'' Mno o. INV nv f. Diciser-
son It al. costs ....--.....-... ll9 so
costs y 1885
sons & CO. ...........,..... ~ ~ $3.50
,,j,9'1, 1aris wooisn Company, ,ns sisss.ss
Jordan, William c.. and William
A. Lawrence (Crotona Auto
Supply Company - Tidewater
Koenig. Frederick = Voorhees,
Rubber Manufacturing Company 1896
Kurz. Louis - j R. McMurray,
KoesSy. isilor. and Ida Rssem'an
Kilcdmmons 6sGRlS e'f John c. - Phillips 'O0'00
Weeks estate ...........'.t. 7.s4o.28
britannica Corporation . 1854
Lass, Herman, and Henry Cohen
ct al. ..'.'..'.'.......'.'......." .'' 1,727.a7
session of chattels ana slo9.o7
MansteId. an Marshall J.-D. a. ''
schutte. Inc. ;...: :....: :...... 92soa
Mclaughlin supply company-s
New York city 1nterborough Rail
road Company--S. Shapiro. A40.sS
Names Elizabeth R.-B. Altman
petrone, samuel j-jaeoa Doii &
Sons, Inc. ........... ................ o2S.3I
Post X McC0rd-H Abranl, costs il0I5
Pierson. Samuel S.-A Berman
al 64O.9s
xoyas ...............-~ 267.45
Reiss. George--L. Rsiss. costs. ll613
Russo. Joseph-W II. Dickerson
ct al. costs -...'......... 1oa45
Silver Max. j. Bersna0 ...... l2O20
Schore, halnan NJ, Ida Schore
BooNstaver .................-..- $3.50
Sails, Morris Sc. Grossman It
al ....................... 2s7.6s
Tufano, Jas. tTufano Express)-
REQ Motor car Go. of \. Y,
Inc. ...........'...... 10l o5
Taylor. Harry L.--Colonial Works ls5 IS
& Baum ...'..... 1915
Wertham Bag Co, lnc.-M. Eos
& Son .....+....... 52S.lI
ister Co. ...-..........' 2Oo77
Wright, Arthur L. Hubbard
Floyd Co. Inc. .....-........ 56i94
Wenger, Paui-F. \. Cundhill... l2,bOl. SO
In Bronx County
Cassotto Ralph. anU Fidelity &
Deposit CO OF Marylanl 49,. s. 500 90
Gallon, Joseph-State Industrial
Haring Garrett tl-A Rather. 224-.
Dressner .................. 1872
starr Mirnle-A Deuescll.....- 5Ss.a5
seldler Harry-A Rosenblurn ... 4l32
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09


second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was fled
In New York County
Nelson Louis T.-G. Werdann
Anchor Line Steamship Hender
son Bros. Ltd.-M. Rubin; Nov.
g. 1918 .................... 2.ll4sl
Sept 49, 1919 ..-...... les 20
''S5 sept - 1918 ....-....N'..',. l.o8seo
SEPT. "a. 1918 ,''''' .'..'.......s'.' - 4477o
Hubbard Eliza An Beltzer
March l. 1915 ....-... So
Frazee. Harry H.--C- ]. Maher;
Aug. 90. 1919. ..-..........- 40 IS
Oct. 90, 1915 .......,......' l2.42o7s
Il. 1918 ....'........... s.2s
Il X stern May %, 1918 $1,000
Eothschiid Realty Gov. J.
shaw ct al Nov. %, 1913 ire
a1eDermott. William J.-t;imbe
Bros. New York Jan 20
Finxesiein, Nathan B.-Thomas
w. Woods Sons Inc Nov IL
same-sane; me- Nov Il. isi7........ i.9S4.SS
Adler. Ephraim-s. Behrmsn
4si Eighth Avenue Co.. Edward
L. l.arbir John A Larkin and
George Herrman--J B. Owens
4sl Eighth Avenue Co.-ElectricaI
Repair Co, Inc. April ,.
1917 ........ ............-..-.. les.07
Hourwich Iskander-Clef CLUB,
OF the city of New York, Sept.
10. 1917 ,............ ..,.....'... 1910
interborough Rapid Transit Co
NJ E Cooper Nov "a 1919 5l49.2o
Same--M. Dunn; Aug. Is, 1912 100 90
Frelman lose phi. Cohen ct al:
July II. 1915 ...-..,........ 1888
In Bronx County
Fox hyman-C. Berger, Sept. 8.
1913 .......... .........,..... S97.1c
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
The Tribune Almanac
Weather Report

Sun rise. 7 :o7 a. m. Sun sets. 4 20 D. m
Moon rises. 7 23 .. m. Moon sets. 8 :03 a. II,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

SILK TRICOT. several qualities for petit
coat and underwear makerA Robinson,
Gramercy l240.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

Local Official Record-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

Local Forecast.-Rain to-day; tomorrow
clearing and much colder: increasing east
winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
BOARD OF EDJCATION LECTt RES
Manhattan and th. Izronx

The Pilgrim Fathers, by DIT. William
Elliot Griffis; Wadle.sh High school.
tra1el.
Macbeth. by Richard A. Purdy Public
school lS2, 1920 Street near Wadsworth
Avenue.
Songs tand Stories of the Red Man" b.
Martha Brockway Gale; Metropolitan
Temple. Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth
Street. illustrated.
Bernard shaw" by Professor J. 6. car
ter Troop, Public School 50. 2O7th
street and Huh Avenue. the Bronx
j erusaiem Under the British tlag." Ny
Harry G. Ostrander, st Anselm's Hal,
linton Avenue. near i55th Street. IL
lustrated.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09

Highest temperature yesterday - degrees
lat 3 p. m.} lowest. 81 degrees fat 80
A. m.) average. Al degrees average same
date last year. As degrees average same
date for thirty-three years, So degrees
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Buyers Arrived

Buyers are invited to register in this
column by telephoning Beekman 8243
between 10 a. m. and p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Live steers fair to
prime. 90 lbs 5 Sl3.O0Q17 90 Sl3g501s an
Dressed beef sides
lb. ........ .l6@ .2sa .l7@ %
Live veals, com
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ls.oo@24.oo l5oo@2l 90
Dressed veal, city,
10. .....-.,aa .249 "a 22@ 30
lbs. .. 0.oo@ 800 s5O@1o.oO
city 10. ...... 100 .16 lea II
Dressed lambs
city lb ........ 90 es 2Om "a
Hogs, 100 lbs &c.. 13.5Ogl4 90 ls0O6p -
Live lambs, fair
lbs, lbs: 49,, l5.oOals.5o lAs59lSoo
con, Ib- '','. gga .223a 24a.W rs
Mess beef bbl. % 00923.0O 35.0O036OO
Lard, mid West.
100 lbs. ...... 90. 40 q $3.50 % a IS 7 0
Mess pork, Dbl. 47.50u - 4S.5OGg49 90
New-York tribune., 1919-12-09
Sugar and Coffee


prices ago
Sugar granulated. per lb )
sugar centrifugal. per ID. ~
Coffee. Rio No :. per ID 15i. 1O7x
Coffee. Santos No per H. Is
ou1st s"s"FMrhe f1orah aan raw sugar market was
qL 81 1900 bags cub"s, shipment first half
ment at the close, offered at S7sc f. o.
O., while sellers ideas for February March
and April We're &c (. o. b. The market
continues to advance on feverish buying
ny operators and manufacturers. There
We're no fresh developments in refined
sugar the demand far in excess of the
supply, with no relief in sight for some
time to come.
Coffee Futures-Circulation OF December
notices brought out considerable near
month liquidation and the market was un-
settled throughout most OF the session
with December relatively weak On the
cal! prices We're Z points lower to point
higher and continued to sag off later the
irregular ruling OF Brazil seeming to un-
settle sentiment. and II may have been
mat German IS refusal to sign the protocol
mad some influence on the ground that il
might unsettle the confidence of BrazN in
an Immediate continuance of the expan-
sion in the European outlet
The range OF prices follows:
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Sail To-day

Owing to unsettled port conditions tn.
pa rture OF steamships is subject to
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BROOKLYN and Queens

Gladstone. The Great Liberal b. Thomas
Mc1 iernan. Public School 30 Conover
and Wolcott streets Brooklyn. % .. m
Indinn Songs by Miss BernaGette r
Carey: Public school 81. old House
Landing Road, Little Neck, Long Island.
SIS p. N.
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tlrsts, 96c @s1; under grades. 75@95c:
sathereu whites, common to choice, 75c a
Sl.uZ puliets, 75Gl S5c. Pacific Coast
whites, express, extras, SLOPE Los; frsts
TO extra nTsts, 91c q 81; pullets, 50 Il s5c
other Western and Southern, gathered
whites, I51 9Sc: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery browns. fancy, 95409Sc
g altered brown and mixed colors, graded
fancy $50 94c; fair to choice. S4@92c.
Cottonseed Oil
Underlying conditions in the rnarke+ yes
terday We're against values and d ter a
moderate early advance, prompted bv firm
ness in the cotton market. prices broke
sharply and closed 35 to IS points net
lower for the near months and to )
points lower for the distant positions.
W Weakness in the hog market and a decline
IN lard had depressing Influence and
there vas heavy liquidation credited to
esteTn account, while there also
more or less selling by Wall Street Total
sales for the day were 36,TQ0 barrels.
The range of prices follows
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Satisfied Judgments

The first name IS that Of the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was fled
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Humidity
Barometer Rcadins
General Weather Conditions

'7"I
a. m. 3o.211 p. m. 30.24s p. m. 80
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INCOMING srFaMssiIPs
Due Tomorrow
Due Thursday
Due Friday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

6 .'. ..-............ Liverpool Dar
cad .ttI Draitdr ~ Nov.