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New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
France Wants Loan
OF $300,000,O to
Aid Exchange
Must Have Credit Here
Before End of the Year;
French Cities to Get
Credit

France is in quest Of a O,0o0, 900
loan in the United States, it was au-
thoritativcly learned yesterday Until
such a large operation is completed
French financiers believe it will be i'm
possible to bring the franc substan-
TALLY closer to parity in terms Of the
dollar.
Because of the present unfavorable
condition of the American investment
market French authorities believe it
would be advisable to postpone the
contemplated loan as long as possible.
IT progress is made in the movement to
pool Americas lending resources, in
accordance with the terms of the Edge
bill or the Dawson plan, or some sim
liar programme, France, it was ascer-
tanned, will delay her borrowing until
the problem of financing Europe as a
whole can be taken up. However, it is
asserted that France must have dollar
credits by Christmas. To wait longer,
IN the opinion of French interests,
would be unfcasiblc.
Before the expected large French
loan is f1oated loan to pay off the
100000 three-ycar credit granted to
Bordeaux, Lyons and Marseilles, which
natures on November l next, will be
the new French cities loan will not be
largely in excess Of that which was
granted IN November, 1916 Although
the details Of the loan will not be
finally decided upon until few days
before public Offering is made, it
can be said that the amount of the new
obligations will be between $36 100000
and S45,0O0,00O.
Representatives Of the French cities
are asking for long time bond, pref
erably running over period of from
twenty to twenty-five years. 1t is under
stood that the bonds will bear per cent
interest, and will be offered at price
to yield approximately per cent The
french representatives are particularly
ANXIOUS that the loan be an unques-
toned success, because they regard 1t
as test of what the public reaction
70 the subsequent larger operation will
be-
Meantime the pressure on banks and
banking houses for funds by European
countries is steadily increasing. Bel
GUM, particularly, is in need of addi-
tlonal credit to take care of its pur-
chases IN this country, and develop
ments are expected soon A leading
banker who is in touch with the Bel
gian situation said yesterday that it
was like y that some temporary tinanc-
ing would be done to tide over Bel
gums needs until arrangements for
the proposed loan of s50,O0O,0Oo are
consummated
Wlth the background of truth made
up OF the fact that every European
country. is seeking funds here, Wall
Street is vibrant with rumors about
foreign loans. 1t was reported yester-
day that banking group here had al
most concluded arrangements for an
initial loan of 100000 900 to Germany,
but The Tribune was unable to con-
firm this statement.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
German Government
Lists Its Requirements
Submits to Reparations Com
mission Statement of
Things lit Needs

Advlces received from abroad state
that the German government has sub
mltted to the Reparations Commission q
list OF food and raw materials re-
qulred to be bought abroad In an ap-
pended note the German government
asks whether the supplies can be fur
nlshed by the Allied and associated gov
ernments, and ii so, the quantity. quail
lty and price. The note further states
that the German government will state
subsequently the extent to which il
Will request that the food and raw ma
terials be paid for out of the initial 20.
ooo,OO0,000 marks payment pursuant to
Article 235 Of the treaty.
The list OF materials required fol
lows
- Foodstutfs for the next four months:
Fat, $4,000 tons; meat, 100000
Fertilizer and forage for the next
twelve months: Meal cakes, 900, O,O00;
Thomas" phosphates. 100000 tons:
raw phosphates. !. 500 900.
Raw material for the coming two
months: East India cotton, 10000
bales; cotton. $4,000; mako cotton. 20,
900 bales: silk. all kinds, 800 tons:
cocoa fibre. 500 tons; washed wool. J.
800 tons; materials for fancy fabrics.
1000 tons; spun and combed wools, p
900 tons.
Raw materials month: Upper
leather lbachettepe). 637 900 pieces.
heavy feathers, 100000 tons; sheep and
lamb skins Quantity not speci.ied):
horse leather, $500 pieces: Kid ouan.
tity not specitied); goat skins, 800 GOO
pieces.
Metals required by Germany in the
next six months: Nickel, 900 tons;
lead, 10000; pewter, 5000, electrolized
copper. $4,000; tin. 10 900; copper ore.
$4,000; antimonv, 1900; zinc ore. IS
600; aluminium, 5000; mercury, 5000;
blsmuth, 7,200 tons; silver, Is kilos;
platinum, $50 kilos.
Miscellaneous: Bone, 200 carloads;
raw rubber. $500 tons; turpentine, g.
600 tons; raw glue, 3,40O carloads; resi-
dues, $4,000 tons; asbestos, $500 tons:
gum coDal, $50 tons; lacquer gum, 300
tons.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Commodities
Cotton

Euyins TO cover short contracts because
or the storm threat led to early advances
IN the cotton market Yesterday Around
.9.40 Tor Deceinber, or about so points
above thu closing prices Of Thursday. the
,oe,, aernhha rom this source seemed 10 have
pceh pretty well satisfied. however, and
prices later weakened under scattered
southern selling and realizing. December
sold Off at 2S.15, or 10 points net lower.
and closed at 2s.Ss, with the general Usr
closing barely steady, net unchanged to
10 points lower.
vance OF ; TO % points and sold about
80 70 80 points net higher during the early
trading. The storm news suggested that the
uls'urbance was moving RAJ her more slowly
man usual and vas heading toward the
Texas coast, with the barometer reading
s'Th{ T,,a " va iowSr [h than IL was recently
While there was also some scattered buy
ing on the relatively trm showing OF
ing the condition 56.d. against tho ofl-
oiai end-August report Of 6l.A Except for
coyerins there appeared to be very little
IDENTIFY been considerably reduced.
december contracts sold at 2s1l last
Monaay Mono morning. and as soon as demand
slac chened prices turned easier under realtz-
lns Ihe lowest prices of the day were
reached in the late trading when sellers
included houses with Southwestern con-
nections and the close showed rallies Of
only few points.
There was no change in the late storm
news but there appeared to be a feeling
among local traders that the disturbance
was losing force that it would cause
little damage in the interior, and the
Souihwestern selling here considered
a heaTlsh point, in connection with un-
settled labor conditions and reports Of a
slack demand for cotton goods Spot
brokers with eastern belt connections
however. SAID the basis was firmer in their
territory and that in some cases cotton
was being Withdrawn from the market
This was supposed TO mean that the
work OF forming organizations of farmers
and growers TO protect prices was already
taking itself felt in some sections, but
the talk around the ring here showed a
bearish undercurrent of sentiment in many
quarters on belief that the weight OF the
coming movement would cause depression
in the absence of an active trade demand
The local spot market quiet and o
points lower at 29.l5 for mddlng; no
sales were reported.
Range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Bank of France

PARIS. sept. l2.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes, in francs, compared
with the statement Of the week before:
Gold... 5,573 ,937, ,oee Inc. 3f3.o9e
Circul'n. 35,681 1651,215 Inc. 225. .4e3,o75
Gen. dep. 3.o11,3oe,o33 Dec. s4,se7 .e24
Bills dis
counted 2,s7s,4577se Dec.1es. .s75. $50
Treasury deposits increased 20.04l,
2si francs and advances increased
l+.l41,2lo francs during the week. 10
new advances were made 10 the state.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Concrete Outiiyes Revolution

At the time of the Madero revolution
IN 1910 the various railways of Mexico
were beginning to use concrete in the
making OF culverts, and it is under
stood that most OF the concre.e cnI-
verts and bridges built at tha tine
have withstood the bandits. attacks
ard other injuries while the wood and
steel structures have been DESTROYED. .
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
To Meet G.. & WI. Note Interest

The Chicago & Western Indiana
Railroad Company announced yester-
day that the interest which came due
September l on its onevear per
cent collateral trust gold notes will bo
paid on and after September Is at the
office of J. P. Morgan & Co. 1t
was stated that more than rs per cent
of the notes have been deposited for
further extension.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Bosch Magnetic Sales

Net sales of the American Bosch
Magnetic Corporation for the six
months ended June 80. 1919, were 81
279,296. After the deduction of the
cost of sales, including depreciation of
factory equipment, factory taxes. ad
ministration expenses, ETC, of s1,945,-
14l, net operating profit was $334,155.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
The Days Bond Market
r. S. Government Bonds
Liberty Issues
Transactions

The following table gives the trans
actions yesterday and the approximate
investment yield in the general Liberty
loan issues at closing New York
Stock Exchange prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cablcs-Spot cotton fair bust
ness doing at 25 points advance for mid
ding to lT.S5d. Sales. 5000. American
5000. Imports $4,000. American 1000
Futures opened quiet. at 25 to 5s points
advance. Closed steady. at a net advance
OF "a to Al points September. 2S37; 90
tober, 1899; December. 1886; January.
1884; March. 1925: May. 1916. Manches.
move slowly.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Cereals

Wheat-values continue to hold firm in
the face OF the pronounced weakness OF
coarse grains and, with high grade wheat
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

h..
ing IN the situation to Indicate any prob
abtiity or any alteration In tho selling
price. At tho Same timo some authorities
arc nervous qvcr the question of foreign
credits. and argue ;hnt II any serious
fnlling of should occur in the exnort
movement tho wheat situation night
undergo an important change
good deal OF bullish Significance has
been attached to the recent government re-
bushels. although previous to the war 700.
10000 bushels OF wheat in the UnI,ed
States was considered very good crop
prices ranged from 2ss to ccnta ns,
lower There was slight upturn early
technical position but pronounced weak
ness In tho cash situation and heavy sell
ing or September brought about a very
September contracts in tho West de-
clined over 10 cents per bushcl from the
nM hlgh % point OF the day; and were "a cents
all the new crop positions sold at new
low records. Cash corn was 2 to s cents
tho lower figures.
\, There was again lack OF confidence on
easily under luuidation. while stop loss
orders were encountered on tho breaks
Arsent'na a.n, ,' vas said to be arranging to
many. and this was thought to be another
factor against export operations in Ameri
can grains In tho local cash market
prices were weaker.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. arn
Corn NO : yellow $685. ssi si.si sr.ae% aSS
bsSs"DsT 6Ssss"sS' : 'isss~ iss i.s5 i.s5A l:,aA
who recently have been showing dis
duced crop have apparently come to the
conclusion that it will be difficult to get
the oats market up as long as corn Is
declining. and during yesterdays session
there was heavy liquidation. which re-
suited IN reaction from an carly ad-
vance OF over cents per bushel.
The cash demand was inactive, and It
was harder to sell cash oats at the de-
cline than 1t was recently at higher
levels. The local cash market was easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats, No. 2 VIII so.so@ so,!. so.ssl.@. .s% y
December 49,. .6oN III 80
Rye-Market easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash. Ns~ NO. xoFs West. siS4s. $751; sIs s'osG sf9
Flour and MeaI-Quotations wcro:
N..xou, Yesterdays Previous Year
MINI patent =. s11 so s1i.5o sii siISo 90
Cornmeal. yellow 4.1O@4.2O 4.5O@4.75 4.50
Bran ......... 400 400
rye nour r...... 7.60@7.75 7.2O07.6O 025
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Grain Corporation to
Receive Flour Offers

The United States Grain Corporation
announced last night that on one day.
Thursday, September 1e, until noon
only, 1t Will receive offers of first cleat
fours only for thirty days shipment
for export.
Offers shall be submitted and pur-
chases will be made subject to all
terms. conditions and specifications Of
-four purchase plan of July 7. Sellers
must forward Immediately samples Of
-four offered, marked with brand and
date, same to be The basis Of offers.
Flour already packed in ten and a half
ounce common jutes Will be accepta bic
at an allowance of cents barrel.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives ths closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on :he New York Stoc4 Exchange
but not traded in Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
g OF prices follows:
Cottonseed Oil

Cottonseed Oil~Thc market was nr,ner
carly in the day with moderate demand
prompted by the advance in lard ana
cotton. but when these markets gave way
ana the grains experienced L sharp hrcal;
there ""re increased offers and an easier
tone ensucd. At the Close prices ranged
from points net lower to 30 points
800 barrels
The range Of prices follows:
Thursdays
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
southern Spot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oulo,

SOUTHERN Spot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet,
unchanged at 29.50c; sales. 200 bales. New
Orleans. steady, unchanged at 29c sales
o,sl2 bales. Mobile. nominal unchanged
at 2S.50c; sales, nil. Savannah steady, un-
changed at 28c, sales i5o bales Charles
ton, nominal, unchanged at 2Sc sales
MI. Baltimore, nominal, so points higher
at 29c sales, nil Augusta, quiet. 90
points higher. at 2794c; sales. 1.427 bales
Memphis, nominal. unchanged at soc :
sales, rs bales. st. Louis nominal, un-
changed at 30.6oc; sales. nil. Houston.
steady. unchanged at 2s.50c; sales. 2.4G9
bales. Dallas, steady. 0 points lower at
2o.65c, sales. 3.942 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Hutter-Receipts were 1920 nacl,aeas
Creamery, higher than extras IL. * n
Ok &C. extras 92 score 57lec; nrsts 90 to
81 ~ score 54@57c; hrsts $ to 50 score.
=. q % y c; seconds, s3 10 s. score 4gi., 10
81 nc lower grades 4su 4Ac: unsalted.
hlghcr than extras. 60ia fi6liac; extras.
." = q ooc; nrsts. % q 3aC. seconds 81
o"c; state dairy, tubs. finest. 66 q SIC .
good to prime. 520 55c; common to fair
80 q ole; ladies'. current make, firsts, 47Ql
INC, seconds. f5 II a 46c; lower grades A %
soc packins stock. current make, so. l.
80 = q 4ec; No. 2, 44i2 q 45c; lower grades.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

the week. l03,264 bales, against 2o4 s3s
last year, into sight for season. 42l45S
against G26,5l2 last year. General visible
supply, dlaS.sls, against 3,ol6,55s last
year; visible supply. American. 2.1296l9.
against l.sy4,553 last year; decrease in
general visible tor tho week l5Olle
against increase last year Of 29,0c3;
decrease in American 52.1l9, against an
increase OF 43.o29 last year. Spinners'
takngs American for week, l55,3S3
against 14s.so9 last year. and for the
season, e04,7l4. against 1921 last year
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

The demand for laundry soap in the
Straits Settlement is good despite The fact
that large quantities manufactured
there at cheap prices The imports for
last year amounted to $1,000, 900. No duty
Is levied this article.
Turpentine Is now quoted at ls2 a gall
Ion and lsc decline from the price OF
ten days ago. AS consumers are supplied
with sufficient supplies for immediate
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

crate orders
Coffee Market.-Futuros lacked the ex
cltement Of the previous day, althoueh n
prices throus hoEt the session were very
irreguiar After an opening decline Of
~ to 80 points due to an accunuIat ion
or overnight selling orders, values rallied
on covering OF shorts. December at onc
.iIhe touching 1880, or 90 points above
the initial Level! Prices however. were
not maintained and late In the dav saggad
back to within 10 to 10 points OF tho low,
point OF the morning closing at net de-
c!imes OF 35 to SO points.
ne early official cable TO the eXchany.
reported partial recovery in the Santos
futures market. which is believed 10 he
IN the hands Of Wild SPECTATORS Tha
sac Paulo government; is the owner or
ny Tar the largest lart of the santos
stock, which is all of the highest quality
ana which places that government in the
position of being the largest owner of
coffee in the world. Holders there did
not follow tho break in tho futures ana
cost and freight coffees, white very ir-
weather there fine and ten pernturcs nor
offers Forwarded are on 4 basis Of 2Slac
70 ~ l2c for Santos As. London credits
The critical period of the noweri,., SCI
son in sac Pau!o is about ov-r. with the
weather there fine and temperature nor
NAL
Of f,.fl
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Live steers. fair TO
prime. 100 lbs.$
Dressed beef sides,

Yesterday. Year ago
I've steers. fair to
prime. 100 lbs $3.50 q 1880 $l5OO61S-5
ressed beef sides,
ell Il
We veals, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs ..-.... 17.5o@s5.oO 15.OO@2I.o0
We lambs. fair
to prime, 100
lbs. :. le.5o@1s.5o l5.oo@19.75
sss sss' o.s, ,e 11; a g ss q ::sss
ard. mid West.
100 lbs ..... 264562655 27a0mn7
ess pork, bbl.. 6O.OO@5 $500 47OOG4;50
ressed veal. city,
To- .:::....,,,.,. .26@ SO s4@ .s3
lbs. :........ 5.009 900 s.O0@1e.50
ressed mutton.
city. Id. ....... .O36 III 17M Or
'essed ! m b s.
city. lb ....... .22@ 80 .e2@ 81
ogs. 100 lbs. 18OOGDlS75 2O.5OG21OO
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

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Ansr SNuh ~ i22' A.y bcY SIS Y 1902
s, Fis "a 49, 90 80 liam pr o., 'oo' I5s' 1919
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AZ % a5''' = e e g 90 90 pr g 80 SO
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6f3sa ''s.' saas' % 3 o y q l. a5.. zs "a
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Mem Issue

V. V1VAUDOU, Inc.
incorporated law o the teof Deaware
e and Distribute of
Perfumes, lalcum Powder, Face Powder, Tooth Paste
and Other Toilet Articles
Authorized ssued3 Of
No Bonds eferedst
naT ;s,1s 1sSST M se4r care NEW %
We summarize from the Presidents letter. Mr.
Mocufactures: In the manufacture
perfumes ana other toilet articles the
trade
'laVl Lady Mary La Boheme" de France"
only 6O@6 demand
Purpose of Issue: The wilp
S1o00OOO additional
greatly
Application made o is this
subscription books will Monday,
will close AAappEca allotment '' anu
PRICE $31 A SHARE
J. S. BACHE & co. S. NJ SCHATZKIN
7~ no"o"as' Ne~ 1onk SO New York
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Philadelphia
Bonds

$4,000 Am G & E SIS SO SO So So
1000 l. Val Is l92S.!Oil. l0l,a 1919 10l14
1000 do IS reg 1908 1907. 1901. IOO14
1000 Pa G. 5s 1865. 9ll. OIL: OIL. OIL:
1909 Pa con +'2s 9al= .951. 93la o3l.
1000 Ph & Read 5s 1918 1919 1919 10la4
1000 Ph FL lst 5s.. 1854 3334 33 93I,
1000 Road gen As. 81. 81. 811. 811:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar.-No purchases We're reported yes
{erday by tho Sugar EQUALIZATION BOARD
ingly dull. with reiincrs only filling nod.
crate orders. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

Cheese-Receipts were 1856 boxes. State
Whoi milk fresh fats, coored or white.
ID, u 03l l9c; average run. 3OGl3Oi9c,
lower lower grades, 2o@ l9c; held flats. spe-
cIaIs. ii i4c' average run, 30 "a 30 l., @ .
twins. specials white or colored. 3oi a sic,
average run, 20 u q 30c; Wisconsin. Whole
milk, twins. fresh, 30 a 3lc. single daisies.
fresh, &c; held. S2Ac: double daisies,
fresh, 81 2 q 81 &c. held. &C; Young Amer
icas fresh 81 q 33 l2c; cheddars. Canal.an
IN bond, "a y as '2c state skins specials
~ q 23c, prime to choice. lS42 20c, fair
TO good, l+Nl7c; lower grades, a l3c
Eggs-Rcceipts were %. 2.s cases Fresh
gathered extras. dozen. 80 q SIC: extra
frsts, 52Q 54c; hrsts, 4705lc. seconds, II
o 4oc under grades. 35u q i0c. dirties No.
l; lh' So q 4oc; No. and poorer 500 SIC;
checks good TO choice. dry, 34Q Soc. un-
der grades. 25 q 33c; rcfrigerator nrsts.
charges paid TO expiration dates 45Ql
47c' seconds, 43444 tac state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western, hennery
whites. nne to fancy, 73 q 75c; fair to
prime, 500 72e gathered whites. common
to prime. 80 @ 72c; Pacific Coast. whites.
express fancy, 75c; freight 60 n 6sc; other.
western and Southern, gathered whites
eog SIC; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns, fancy. 62@66c, gathered
browns and mixed colors, graded fancy 90
q o'c falr to prime, As q 4c.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
tNew York Stock Exchange Quotations)
Interest To Be Added
+ oreign Bonds Dealt In Fla
(Sales)

Mex Extern strl So of '99 1915. 81 IS
do gold Is pf 'O4 195i as 523a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26

Sissiety. MT. Sam Crosses site cawff in the throat wich he had last Satid- day morning compleetly dissappeered Sat11day aftirnoon as soon as his mothers box of cawn drops was all gone MT. Sam Cross saying they tatsted more like some kind of candy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
LET'S ALL GO UP TO MAUD'S

He-She asked me what color hair liked best.
 She-Thats just like Maud; she's always anxious to please
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26

Acid fruits will require much less sugar if a little soda is stirred in be- fore adding sugar.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
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 IntrastfnU EankI About Intristfng Ys~pie. Ed Dnvis is very fond of yeedfn4. oft1n rsedinx the same book fwsoe without remembering he red 1t 0u0O 6ofurA.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26
les wen drinks. wich it never stops

Pome by Skinny Marain-
 Inc1ooding Ink Blots. drew n pickture of a battle scene Signed at the bottom by me, But it dident look enuff like a battle scene So I called it "A Beck at Sea"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-26

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