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The sun., 1919-07-03
CORN OPTIONS HIT
YEARS HIGH LEVEL
Hard Cash Situation and Hogs
at Record Prices Cause
Rise in Values.
JULY SELLS UP TO 1875 10
Oats Show Strength and Pork
and Ribs Go to New Top
Figures During Day.
July SELLS UP TO 1876 10

Record high prices for the year were
made by corn options In an active mar
ket Yesterday. July corn sold UP to
1859, September to 1s3h and Decem-
Der 162k, Two underlying factors
which dominated the market and were
responsible for the new high levels were
the hard cash situation and the record
hog prices. The cash market was up
. cents and was brisk. especially in the
West. Hogs continued to have their
strong tone OF Tuesday and at the open
ing touched sac, thereby increasing the
feeding value OF corn. With corn valu-
chance that the movement will enlarge.
Sentiment everywhere Is bullish. with
many Of the shorts switching to the
buying side. The cash situation and
the hog price so overshsdowed the mar
ket that neither the bearish Govern
nent report nor the favorable weather
Of yesterday were able TO cause any re-
action. Nor did the Price Currents an
nouncement that the condition of corn
had improved per cent In the past
week make any impression. Pressure
was decidedly absent. the only selling
coming from realizing sales. which served
TO check advances.
The weekly weather report was sur
prisingly favorable. Yesterdays advices
told Of hot and dry weather over the
belt. which is expected to prove benefi-
clal to the crop. The grain while late
is reaching normal and with good tenn
peratures may be expected to improve.
Demand for Argentine corn ia heavy.
but the tonnage situation Is holding back
the shipments. Country offerings ocn-
tinue small, while receipts are light.
European news favored the longs. with
stories of damage by the recent drought
and light supplies in England. Many.
however. looked on the talk of Hight sup
plies in England as an annual affair.
Strength in oats was based on crop
deterioration and the fact that oats
would gain value as feed with a low
corn acreage. The cheapness OF the
grain is proving also more and more a
factor in the bulling OF that product
July and September options in pork and
ribs touched new high figures In the
general advance. There was consider
able trading in lards, for which harden
ing OF the hog and grain markets with
light offerings were responsible.
Local quotations follow:
CORN-In the local cash market No. ,
yellow was quoted at s2.01h; No. white,
s:o4S. cost and freight New York.
OATS-The local cash market was frm
No. / white, Sic; No. white. so0so&c,:
No. white. 7sh 9soc.: No. white. 1sc.,
all elevator. .. -
RYE-Market strong. No. Western.
l5sx, cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market firm. Seeding, e1.22;
mating. sl.27. cost and freight New York.
BUCKWHEAT-Msrke dull. Sound
milling, $3.50, nominal. cost and freight
lew 1orks- ~ y. -. -
HAY-Market quiet. No. l, s2.lo021s:
No. :, .ls5aR.oS; No. 3, N.s091so: ship
ping. $40.
sTRAw-Market quiet. No. l rye. sit
The sun., 1919-07-03
SAYS 100 SANE ARE
HELD IN DANNEMORA
Released Convict Names II
"Illegally Confined" to
Survey Committee.

James Belden. a convict, who was re-
leased from Dannemora State Hospital
Sunday on a court order. testified before
the Prison Survey Committee in the
offices OF George w. Alger. II Broad
way. yesterday. that he believed a hun
bred men in the hospital were sane.
He described his own efforts to get out,
stating that he had made forty or fifty
applications for writs of habeas corpus.
OF which only four were granted. The
hospital authorities did all they could
to prevent his going. he said.
Belden was last convicted OF grand
larceny and was sent to Auburn prison,
from which two and half years ago he
was transferred TO Dannemora. He had
been i'll most OF the time but had re-
coived almost no treatment because OF
what he termed the Indifference of the
physicians. At the hearing before Judge
Kellogg. at which he was granted his
freedom, Belden said DR.. Ross. the Dan
nemora superintendent, had told the
court he was too dangerous to turn back
to civil life.
Belden said the food at Dannemora
was unwholesome and insufficient and
that there had been no change in the
diet until the recent investigation start
ed. Now the inmates were getting a
little cheese and pudding. The witness
was asked about the deaths of two in
mates who were reported to have been
killed by guards, and gave information
In one OF the cases. He said he did not
see the killing but saw an Inmate being
beaten by one OF the guards and a day
or two later the inmate died. Belden
thought he had been associated with
insane persons long enough to Judge
how many we're sane in Dennemora,
and furnished the committee with the
names OF seventeen whom he believed
were being Illegally confined.
With Belden's testimony the commit
tee concluded It's investigation here
Testimony Is being taken regarding Au-
burn prison also.
The sun., 1919-07-03
RUSSIA WILL OFFER
Big TRADE OPENING
Head of Finnish Commercial
Commission Tells Of Goods
Needed.

With the establishment Of a reliable
government and a return to normal con-
ditions. Russia will offer the greatest
commercial possibilities Of any Euro
pean country in the opinion of Jacob
de Julin, president of the Commercial
Commission Of the Finnish Government,
who has Just completed tour of the
United States and who will return to
Finland on July s. Finland, he says, Is
the gateway to commercial Russia.
At the present time, he points out.
Finland is handicapped by lack OF
direct steamship communication with
the United States.
Finls nd's present needs are raw cot
ton, ready to wear clothing and machin-
cry Of almost every kind. Wood pulp
for the production OF all grades OF paper
Is the country's principal product.
The Finnish Commissioner explained
that his countrymen wear clothing SINH
lar to the people OF this country, al
though somewhat heavier on account of
climatic conditions. The women. he
added, are style followers az much as in
any other country.
Three to four months credit is desired
by Firms on merchandise bought here.
The sun., 1919-07-03
ARRrvALs-wEDNEspAY, JULY l.

Cruiser North Carolina, Brest, June =.
Sc America. Gibraltar, June 10.
SIS Arooetoob, Brest, June 20.
IS Wabash. Genoa, June IL.
IS Challenger, Rotterdam. June IL.
So waalhaven, Rotterdam, June II.
Ss HOLMAN Newton. Liverpool. June II.
SIS Itsukushima Maru, swansea, june 10.
SIS Be- gic, Liverpool. June "a.
SIS Nudsea Glasgow, June 2.
SIS Honolulu, Dartmouth, June II.
IS Leeds City, Naples. June II.
So Karimoen, Barbados. June %.
SIS Dunstan, Colon, June II.
Motor schooner Percy r. Pyne H.. g .oral
ar, June 6.
IS Bonneterrc. Cristobal. June a
SIS Deranof. Cristobal, June q.
IS Gansfjord, Cananova, June Y.
rs Mexico, Havana. June rs.
SIS Bar Harbor. Cardenas, June a.
Sc Hilarius. Havana June rs.
IS Abangarez, Kingston, June 10.
SIS FL Almirantc, Galveston. June ..
SIS City OF Rangoon. Boston, July l.
SIS Madison. Norfolk, July 1.
Sc Santiago, Brunswick, June e.
The sun., 1919-07-03
Leather Speculation Explained.

ut Ia true that there has been and
continues to be an element OF specula-
ton In the leather industry, but this is
more an effect than a cause Of the pres
ent high plane OF values" says the Shoe
and Leather Reporter.
Hides and skins have been bought
in quantities by men who are not con-
nected with any branch of the trade.
They purchased raw material for tan
ming just as they would buy any other
commodity which Is likely to advance
rapidly in value There is no way to
stop this gambling feature but It Is un-
fortunate that the shoe consuming pub
lie appears to believe that the tannerS
and shoe manufacturers are to blame.
THE fact OF the matter Is that the
tanners who buy hides and skins and
the shoe manufacturers who buy leather
deplore the Intervention of the specu-
lators who are helping to make dan
gerous situation still more acute"
The sun., 1919-07-03
TRANsPACrFIC MArIa

ConneetlnE mails close At @, P. o. and City
Manoa.
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and New
Zealand (via San Francisco) July ). So. So
mona.
Japan, Corea. China. Siam. Cochin China
dressed only, via SeattleJ July 4. Sc. Africa
Maru.
Japan. Cores. China. Slam. Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and PhilippIus
Islands tvia Vancouver and Victoria b. c.
July 5. SIS, Empress OF Asia.
Hawaii Via seattle) July 6. S. Giymont
Japan, Corea, China. SIAM Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (via Scatter
July 7. So. Rachima Maru
Fill Islands, New Zealand and Australia
IS. Niagara. "
Japan, corea, China, Siam. Cochin Chins
and Netheriands East Indies (viA San Fran
cisco) July IL. S. Marking.
The sun., 1919-07-03
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
SINCLAIR OIL. 4 REFINING

Three Year First Lien seven Per Cent.
sinking Fund Gold Notes.
Notice In hereby given that, pursuant
to the lndenture OF Mortgage dated August
I, 1917, from Sinclair OH & RenninE
Corporation to Central TruTt Company OF
New York (now Central Union Trust Com
pany Of New York; ms Trustee. said Sin
clair Oil q Refining Corporation has
called for redemption on the 4th day Of
August 1919, at the face amount thereof
and accrued interest thereon. all of the
said Notes now outstanding and secured
by said Indenture OF Mortgage. after which
date all Interest on said notes will cease
and all coupons attached thereto will be-
come null and void.
said notes will be redeemed and all
sums due thereon paid at the office OF
Central Union Trus; Company of New York,
No. SO broadway, Borough Of Manhattan,
City Of New York. on and after August
tth. 1919. upon the presentation and sur
render Of said Notes in negotiable form
with all unmatured coupons theret" at
tached.
Ownership certificates covering accrued
interest to August 4th. 1919. should ac-
company the Notes when presented for
redemption
Dated July ard, 1919
SINCLAIR OIL & REFINING
CORPORATION.
BY j. FLETCHER FARRELL, Treasurer,
The sun., 1919-07-03
Ousted N. IL. omciaI Fights.

CONCORD, N H., July '2.-The Cover
nor and council voted to refer to the
State Supreme Court tho controversy in
volving the office OF Acknowledgement
Gov. John II. Bartlett appointed Major
Frank J. Abbott OF Manchester to sue
coed Adjt.-Gen. Charles w. Howard Of
Nashua, but Gen. Howard refused to
vacate the Office. asserting that his sum-
mary removal was unconstitutional.
The sun., 1919-07-03
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Heavy selling
was felt by cotton to-day. Last prices
showed net losses OF SIS to 90 points The
close was January. 3l.22: March, 31.l0;
July, 32.45; October. $3.50: December,
$3.50; spot. steady, IS points up: mid
ding, 1926.
The sun., 1919-07-03
Mother and 3 Children Die in Fire.

CINCINNATI, July "A mother and
her three children were burned 10 death
early to-day at st. Bernard. a suburb.
The dead are Mrs. Cora Abbott, aged
Sc; Edawrd, IA: Estella. IS. and Or
VILE. 10. When she discovered the fire
In her home Mrs. Abbott rushed upstairs
to rescue her sleeping children and a
moment later the fioors gave way.
The sun., 1919-07-03
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
New York July 2. 1919.
To the Holders of Prior Preference Stock Of
Peru Marquette Re lWay Con- f.nY

PerU Marquette Rs lway Con- sny
The Board OF Directors OF Pere Marquette
Railway Company at regular meeting of
said Board held July .. 1919, declared sub
iect to the approval of the Director Cen
eral OF Railroads. n quarterly dividend of
3l.25 per share ak ~ upon the Prior
Preference Stock OF said Company. pay
able August l. 1919. to stockholders OF
record July 10, 1919. without the closing
of the transfer books.
Z. NJ. HEBERD, Secretary.
Referring to the foregoing notice, the
Voting Trustees will. upon the receipt OF
the dividend therein mentioned, cause tho
same to be distributed through their agent
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
pro rata, among the holders OF Voting
Trust Certificates for Prior Preference
Stock OF Pere Marquette Railway Com
psny the same appear on the books OF
the Voting Trustees at the close of busi-
ness on July 10. 1919, without the closing
OF the transfer books. Checks will DO
mailed to such holders.
Dated Now York, July .. 1919.
BEEKMAS WINTHROP.
Secretary OF Voting TrusteeA
The sun., 1919-07-03
Drug. and Chemicals strong.

THE market for drugs and fine chem
icals Is strong. with decided upward
tendency" says Drug and Chemical
Markets. Export business is moving
largo volume of pharmaceutical products
and proprietary preparations. 1t is evil
dent from the orders received that the
European demands for many months will
be greater than American manufacturers
can fill owing to limited shipping facil-
tiles. Botanicals are in strong demand.
prices of heavy chemicals are steady
and arm. Tanning materials are becom-
ing very scarce and prices are likely to
advance unless the shortage Of stocks
Is relieved"
The sun., 1919-07-03
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Carona, at Liverpool.
SIS Oscar H., at Copenhagen.
SIS Presidente Wilson. at Trieste.
IS Ava Maru, at Kobe.
SIS Bristol, at Montevideo.
SIS Mazamo, at Gibraltar.
IS Verda Z. Turner. at London.
Sc Pretoria, at Drest
SIS United States, at Copenhagen.
SIS Herakles, at Copenhagen.
SIS Niels X. Finsen, at Copenhagen.
SIS Carlow Castle. at Delagoa Bay.
SIS Gustav Vigeland. at Rio.
SIS Karmoor. at Copenhagen.
SIS Munsomo, at Rio.
SIS Ulysses. at Amsterdam.
SIS Auburn, at Antwerp.
S. Belgler, at Antwerp.
SIS Ganymedes at Amsterdam.
IS National Bridge. at Callao.
SIS st. Francis. at Santos.
Sc Calico, At Hull.
IS Mexico, at Talca Huano.
The sun., 1919-07-03
United States Smelling,
Refining & Mining Co.

The Directors OF the United States smelt-
ing. Refining 8 Mining Company have de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF IN per cent
07h cents per shared on the Preferred
Capital Stock. and dividend OF IA per
cent. Zone dollar and twenty-five cents per
share) on tho Common Capital Stock, pay
able on July is. 1919. TO stockholders OF
record at the close of business July T. 1919.
#. W. BATCHELDER, Treasurer
The sun., 1919-07-03
Chicago, Burlington 6 Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds,

Due February 1, 1oa7.
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the
undersigned at Its once. ls5 Devonshire
outside of envelope) proposals. to sell
c., u. A. Q. r. r. CO, Denver Extension
40 Bonds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, TUESDAY, JULY 10,
1919. for the sale of above named bonds to
the Trustee, TO ABSORB THE sum OF
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SEVEN AND
1900 DOLLARS (tlS2,7077O OR ANY
PART THEREOF in accordance with the
agreement dated December i, 1891.
Proposals Will be opened and successful
bids declared July Is, 1919. AND IN
TEREsT ON ACCEPTED BONDS WILL
CEASE LILLY 1n1a
The sun., 1919-07-03
|, 500 Wool Bales Sold in London,

LONDON, July 2.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted to
$500 bales. II was a good selection. and
prices were steady. New South Wales
greasy brought IS
The sun., 1919-07-03

.oGee caoles-Rlo was l?5 reis hiFher ccpn-
yhange l-lGd. higher at IL Ii-isd. Receipts
10 bags and stock 42l,o0O baEA In santos
=, we're not quoted. while Is were on 1890
W co bags Santos futures were 375 10 52S
l"s lower compared with June 2s. Receipts
SCI year. Sac PAulo had 1900 against
600, and Jundlahy 1900. against 1900 last
year. Fine weather was reported In all dis
rlcs Of Sac PAulo with temporal ures rang
ins from 30 10 so degrees Cleared from
santos 100 100 bags for New Orleans and from
bAhlA 1900 bags for New York.
The sun., 1919-07-03
" W. H. pr.AcHwrLL. treasurer.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Nh III Ftfth Ayenue

Now 1OTK, July z, ISI',
Notice Is hereby given that the trans
fer books OF registered four per cent.
UG) gold bonds Of The American Tobacco
Company will close at p VI. July Is.
1919 for the payment OF interest due Au-
gust LIST. 1919. and reopen at 10 A. ". on
J. ". W. urcvs Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-07-03
DIVIDENDS AMP INTEREST.
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO

PAClFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. IA.
A Quarterly Dividend OF Si.25 per share
upon the Common Capital Stock of this
Company. for the three months ending
June 80, 1919. will be paid on July Is.
1919. to shareholders of record June 80
1919. Checks for the dividend will be
mailed.
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY.
A. F. HOCKENBEAMER.
VIC -President and Treasurer
San FrancIaeO. California June 80, 1919.
The sun., 1919-07-03

BY JAMES r. HOOPER, President.
Boston. Mass, July l, 1919.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC TERMINAL
COMPANY OF OREGON
First Mortgage SO Gold Bonds,
TRUSTEE,

due January I, 1888.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
as Trustee under the Mortgage made by
The Northern Pacific Terminal Company
OF Oregon, dated January ]. 1888, solicits
offers OF bonds for the sale to the Sinking
Fund under said mortgage OF many
bonds of said issue as ;67,767.20 applicable
to the purpose will redeem at not exceed
principal, and that II will purchase said
bonds to the extent of the said S67.767.20
being In Its hands for that purpose, at the
lowest price prices. not exceeding the
rate above stated
Offers Of bonds must be presented before
IL NJ. on Tuesday. July 18th, 1919, and
should be directed as follows:
Proposals to Sinking Fund OF The
Northern Pacific Terminal Company Of
Oregon. The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. 1929 william Street, New York
City"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee,
ny EDWIN 8. MARSTON. President.
Dated New York. July l. 1919.
The sun., 1919-07-03
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS

Great Britain Ireland. Egypt and British
1ndia-Close at 2 A. NJ. July S, S. Orduna
France, Algeria and Tunis-Close At $50
A. NJ, July s. S.. La Lorraine.
Union OF South Africa-Close at A. N, July
T. S.. Hypatia; IL A. NJ. July 8, Sc. Clan
MAcMAster.
Azores, Gibraltar and Italy-Close ut II
A. NJ. July 3, SIS. Regina d'Itaiia
Norway-Close at A, NJ. July ., S. Ber-
The sun., 1919-07-03
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.


Due To-day.
Sc caho Menor. Barcelona, June l.
So Panay. Barcelona, June e.
So Eastgate. Havre. June 10
=: RR oS5; S0S,i ha' n,h. June ~ O.,
Sc Brindina. cunningham. June II.
Ss Procyon. Harre. June II.
So Mae, swansea, June Is.
20 Turret Crown, Dartmouth, Juns IT.
go Alsiad: Barry. June II.
So Caoo Tres Forcas. Seville, June IL.
50 Saserta; Marseilles, June n.
So Seattle Maru. Cardiff. June 49,
IS Lampasas, Galveston, June 26,
90 Wilhelmins; 81: Nazaire. June u.
IS Wampum, Bordeaux, June II
SIS Larenburg. Gibraltar. June 10.
So Noncenisio. Gibraltar. June 10
SO Nnrden. Gibraltar. June IS
Sc Apploby, Antwerp. June 10
Sc Fl Monte, Galveston. June n
IS Huron. Jacksonville, June ..
IS FL Paso. New Orleans. June q.
Due Tomorrow.
IS Caronia, Liverpool, June Is.
SIS Baltic. Liverpool, June %.
Cruiser Seattle, June Is.
IS santa Cecilia. ST. Nazaire. June II
SIS AriIonan, St Nazaire, June q.
SIS Lancaster, Bordeaux, June n
SIS city OF Colombo. Oran, June Is.
SIS Clan MacBrayne, Glasgow, June 80.
S. Trelcske. Antwerp. June 80.
Sc Hamlet, Barrow, June 80
IS MhracAihO, Curacao, June 20.
IS Arapahoe, Jacksonville, July I.
So City of Atlanta, Savannah, July L
Due Saturday.
Sc Mount Vernon. Brest. June IS
Sc Mauritania Southampton, June ..
SIS Adriatic, Liverpool. June 26.
IS Patricia. Brest, June "a
IS Muscatine, st. Nazaire, June a.
IS I. L. Doheny III, Brest, June "a
s. Petroleine, Barry, June IL
Sc Vitruvia, Ardrossan June q,
SIS Favorite. Brest June q.
IS Lake Silver, st. Nazaire. Juns n.
SIS Lake View, Cardiff June q.
SIS Castle Point, Havre. June n
SIS DalgadA, Copenhagen, June n
Sc FL Vale, Galveston. June Is.
Due Sunday.
Sc Noordam. Brest June o.
IS Manitou. London June "a
IS Drammensfiord. Bergen, Juno n
IS Toronto. Hull. June e.
SIS Forster Hull. June 81.
IS Colon. Cristobal, June IS
Ss Nordhaver. Copenhagen, June n
The sun., 1919-07-03
UNITED STATES RUBBER co.
1890 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

July znu, 1919
The Board OF Directors OF the United
States Rubber Company has this day de-
ciared from its net profits a quartely div
idend of Two per cent. (2ec) on the First
Preferred Stock of the Company 10
Stockholders of record at p. VI. on
Tuesday. July 18th. 1919 payable. without
closing of the Transfer Books. July slst.
1919.
The sun., 1919-07-03

Altman. Harry and Benjamin
Grodin-H. Dreslow ct al;
March s, 1919 ,....aa;.;..1,..' I7sS,H
, ing 4 Paper Co; Feb, u. 1918: 1882
Y; Nov, TO- lgtT'. ...;, 49,, iIolnss
Bsrra, Caesar b, F.-E. X.
:, Frank; April !. 1919. -. 1871
NOv IL, 1915 .;.,;..,..;.....,. 1870
Van Raalte. Joel j.. and Max
lsiO;.;;.....;;.:.;;r;;.;:,,.;;.. iAss
ssltOn; June IS. 1919. 80. slsss
Anfuso. Joseph, and Ben Gamma
rstta-People; &C.; April /.
Maslow. Jacob and Mlnnie-E
kim: oet: 10: iSiI:.::..:.... s2s4a
The sun., 1919-07-03
Business Troubles.


avenue. voluntary. Liabilities. .ss,iss; no
,'.7si; Ida snasht. ,2ss; Isaac Denni:
oREATEs SEW TpEK D p ASp
Involuntary. Liabilities and assets not
given. Principal claim: Carl Platou.
MAX KATE AND LUDWIG PoLAcEK
as Ksts 1 PoIacsk. retail dry goods,
ties and assets not given. Principal
claims; American Felt Company, $500;
George R, Berger. 500: Joseph wild 6
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments Med yesterday; nrst name
that OF the debtor;
Altman. Isidor BID. Gratz ct al. sl76.4o
Blsu. Henry. and BENJAMIN At
kins-Chas T. Wills, Inc....,.. ll5.lo
Blum, Morris - Commonwealth
Hotel Construction Corp. ...... 1870
ct al. ...:..........,....;:..,. 2.ass.s6
M. Moore. .......,......,,. s.2slss
Dol. Joh,n..ct.' r. oariand...... siSS.77S
ct ............... l,ool.os
Dudley. Thomas-H. Chandless. sll.55
Drake. Adrian B.-Cheisea En-
Einserins Sales Corp. .,...... scl.s2
terry r. r. Co.-T. Kopf...... 500. 90
same-H W. Kopf. ........... 10000
FlasIer, John H-Aeoiian CO.. I'.ss2.7o
Fuss. Georse-Companie Zamo-
rense De Navigation soeiedad
Anonima costs...........,... 1879
Geller. 1sidore-I. Katz ct al..... esb.2o
Finkeistein. MaI-Butler Bros. 1855
FiElnolo. Felice. and Rocco CAL
vano-People. &o.............. 10000
Y, w. Beatty. -; 49,. 6l.2sas5
Diaek. Inc, ..,........,....,, l.,sS2s
Boat ...'...........,.... $3.50
Hotel Const. Corp.......,.... l2155
JArdin Co., Inc. and Joseph
smith-Aiien Pressure System
Kimball, Dwight De. Gordon. 1866
Kyle, Paul. or Powell Won Kyle
Leahy. Michael j.-p. /. walsh
L. &! a caali::!d. F. o.ii.si:: ' s:s:5
LeiSrand, Christian--H. Jaburg
ct al ...............,,,, S2s,7o
Altman ...........,...., Ios.5s
Lotus, John 'P..HH. Ruben: 1850
ius Co. Inc. .......,.......... 3.s5Ss5
Potts. Lena F.ui;dislii 4 Baiilos. 1896 49, cs
wise Lumber q supply Co., Inc. 7oss4
PArson. Theron-People, &c.,. 500. 90
Rapp. Henry-R. Hover. ......: lb,043.SO
j. Rossnthal ............... i1s.7'
richter. Fritz IA Mo,schh.,.... ;sS27
Small. Arthur E-e. a H, Gar
swiek. Frederick A..Liiyin1stton
| Manor National Bank. ...,..,.. sss27
| Tedtsco, Charles-H. Larisch. -. 1912
Turno. Frank T.-P. r. Merz... b02.66
Willard. Harold G.-E. Bystrom;
! Weiss, Hermann; Steele. 2l772
| p. r. Mark. .................. SS2.ss
same-same ......'..:.:.....- 6l6.gl
Williams. Isaac D.-J. Muller. 7s2.7O
Del Re- Hsrnard-M, ri FiOre.. ,aOs7,
Morris LazAr and semuel Gott-
helf--watson Elevator Co..
Massa, i'-sni-Li. chiia;p;ppa,, 49,. sssss
! silverman, SRmuel-R. Weschler. 2s572
! serutis, Yustin-B. Meier ct al. +A7s
! Satisfied Judgments.
| First name Is that Of dsbtor.. second
creditor and date judgment was nled:
! MANHATTAN.
Clarke: Je:sphine.Miilsr Rubber ..,.
Fec. Co. g %.a M III nss CLOAK ii& ""''
Suit Co. ct al; Aug. IL, 1918. io7si
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National Americana Society and
| David ]. McKee,. 7. KennArd;
Jun. 10, 1915. ,,.,,,,...:. $500
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| Brown, Sadie. and Philip Vigsi-
1918 .y,,'.,,,.;,..,.;,.,.;., 10000
siano-ssms; Nov. Is isls'. 5000
| McChain, Daniel PA. Naum-
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The sun., 1919-07-03

REMNANTS. Jobs, seconds. cotton knit
fleece lined Jersey cloth, about 20 inches
by 10 inches, $4,000 No, 80 cents pound. for
slippers childrens' skirts and undergar-
ments, BECKER. Gramercy l2i0 BECKER.
Amsterdam. ". Y.
The sun., 1919-07-03
LIVERPOOL CABLES.

SADLhS.
Spot cotton quiet at IS points decline
middling, iessd. Sales 5000. American 1000:
quiet but steady At 10 TO 10 points decline.
Closed steady at a net decline OF l6 points
10 an advance of points. July, 10. SD: Oc-
tober, 10 l6d.; December. ls3ld.: January.
10 sd: March. ls.o5d, Manchester-Yar arms
and cloths disorganized.