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The sun., 1919-07-29
COTTON PRICES OFF
AND MARKET QUIET
Rally in Last Hour Restores
Values to Net Decline of
Is to 30 Points.
FINAL SHOWING Is STEADY
Spots Drop Lower in Local and
New Orleans Trading-FirHi
Finish in Liverpool.

Cotton prices yesterday moved lower
in n rather quiet market At times,
with appearance OF trade buying power.
the undertone displayed a good deal OF
strength but II cannot be disputed that
sentiment was more bearish than II mas
been OF late. There were several fac
tors to which this unsettlement may be
attributed. The most important was
weather. which improved greatly all over
the belt. Only a few scattered showers
were indicated. Moderate commission
house selling and further long nquioa-
ton was brought out.
Wall Street was not inclined yesterday
to buy, and there was no selling OF inn
portance from that quarter. Local ten
dency was to await release OF the next
Government report on the condition or
the growing crop UP to July 20 some
idea of 1t may be had by an estimate OF
the Southern Products Company. which
places the condton OF July ~ bs.l per
cent. a slight drop from that OF the pre-
vious month. The general feeling around
the ring seems to be that the Govern
ment report will not be changed very
much from the previous estimate OF ~
and that It may be lower.
In Liverpool the contract market was
firm, starting a little better than due and
continuing in an upward trend until the
close which was Arm. Spots then were
in fair demand at a small decline IN
price, with sales Of 5000 reported. The
reflection OF an Improvement in labor
conditions was seen generally in English
price movements. The New Orleans mar
ket was about as quiet as was the local.
it's undertone throughout the day being
rather steaody.
AT the start here prices were up 3
points on January but of l TO on the
remainder OF the list. October began at
$3.50, December at IS, January at 34.95,
March at 35. May at 34.SS. A mixed
quality of trade featured movements
after the CALL bringing about consider
able irregularity. After a temporary
upturn the market slumped soon below
Saturdays final figures, although not at
orce. to low points of the day. Several
old bulls lent support, but there was too
much realizing and Southern hedging
pressure.
During later trading the list held
rather steady as outside covering came
in, but the price range was small ami
operations from every quarter limited.
The lowest marks of the day car
RED some options down about one
half Of a cent a pound. The decrease In
export clearances throughout the last
week or SO made for more than one ex-
preston OF uneasiness in brokerage cir
cles. The last hour saw fairly broad
rally and the close was steady at net
decline Of Is to 90 points. with local and
New Orleans spots also lower.
The sun., 1919-07-29
SAYS PROSPERITY
RESTS ON EXPORTS
"Intelligent Thrift" Now
Vital to America, Ayers
Commerce Monthly"

For the hrst time In our history as a
nation, the assurance of our continued
prosperity rests with the future OF our
foreign trade, according to Commerce.
Monthly, issued by the National Bank
Of Commerce in New York.
Our industries were expanded and
speeded up during four years OF war
In order to supply not only our own
markets, but also to meet q share OF
the worlds demands" it is pointed out
ut Ia Inevitable that the high level OF
war exports will not be maintained. A
decline from that level is desirable. but
n return to the pre-war basis would re-
suit In serious Industrial disturbance, We
have SURPRISES to sell. Europe needs
our commodities and a way must be
found to finance credit which eventually
must be based on the savings of the
American people.
"The domestic consumer inevitably
will ask why he should curtail his con-
sumption in order to assist the consum-
ers of other nations to buy on credit
In this country and to bid against him
self by means OF the very credits he
has helped to extend. The answer Ii
that an enormous destruction of the
worlds actual and potential capital hat
taken place during the last four years
Although the destruction took place In
Europe, economically considered the
world is now a unit, and we are vitstlS
interested in the replacement OF thai
capital.
"If the American consumer behaves
he may with iInpunity continue In un'
restricted consumption and escape feel
ing the effects of the shortage In tho
worlds capital, he is in grievous error.
Intelligent thrift should now be oui
national watchword through the recon
struction period ahead of u.s."
The sun., 1919-07-29
VIRGINIA CAROLINA REPORT.

Tho report of the Virginia Carolina,t
Chemical Company for the year ended on
May 81, 1919. shows n surplus. after
charges and Federal taxes, of s6,e65,256.
or t1S.0S a share on the common stock
after deduction OF preferred dividends
In the last preceding corresponding year
earnings were at the rate Of $24.24 on
the common.
Net earnings. after deductlng $685. ~
4o1 from repairs and maintenance. set-o n
ting aside s1.1S6,324 to reserve for "a
doubtful debts and for cash discounts on
accounts not settled. and $2,S97,531 re-
served for Federal taxes and deprecia- ~
ton. totalled ss,933,334. against s10,-Tfs
193,267 In 1918. After the deduction OF ,
charges of SCISSORS. the balance was
S6,e65,256, against SS.334,66S in 1918.
Preferred and common dividends OF ~
1,604,165 and s1,67e.064 respectively. 4
brought the surplus for the year down 4,
TO S3,3S2.o27, making the Anal surplus on
May 81 S24.934.322.
Statistics Taken From Annual Reports.
The sun., 1919-07-29
PRODUCE MARKETS

ssk.. soc. q also; bush. bsk., soc. o q IS
Delaware ana Msryisnd. bush, 1Se, 2
DOZEN Long 9oe dc si'nd e ns'h0Y Island No hot
sHg;; DOZEN ts sSS erfS%S;;s island sSfsd
Jersey Jersey IS So 1 ,ss tEnE IsTPs nd
S S EEse eS g cH ,,ssss cSEBRY
State and Jersey, small, dozen roots. IS Q
H sss sis and j:T: Jersey. TSSr aS. Frat" SSx g
as,igi Italian, Sushsi box. HoRsE-
M sSS Tse RSah Ia KA ioS Ses.
1s ksSss 3d. o'H'S oSssGsS' IHg
State !s,s ,,ss ssi5oyt STAT. ss.' s.s hGtse Ria
-: oSioNsHysrsey, white s.sxer:, S.s',
ssss; '; s.is. ''s s:t. Wits ssoss sih
yellow, sSl;,, '1Ss; Ions Island: yellow
York. bsk., as q i.50 Maryland and viz
sr n' cs ysSy G's soutS:r6 bsS
StG5SSy sfJls b. R.'t .s5 ess STATE 20
Ss Jersey. rEfss e quart Ss. BOD sc, sso
Jersey. tpshei crate, SOC: otis; Jersey,
sss pSRsLEf sNE.sE 's suriS. S Ss SS
siSS. RHUB .s behes. N.!og!
fGpisHEs-Nssre; 10 Seh. s'i ,ii'.isoS,gsee
ssSoA1lLILiJd.9I,NsMNesrby, 100 bchs,. ,i8l.7s
s elsts III ;;sSy' ss $500" nssssy
soUAsHS%Sits. bOi:' ties white, 'i bush
box, 2Sc. O 81; white, bsk, SOC. O 81; yellow
Hses Bush 0O boz. Sc S.i y STGSn
SsE' soe. Isl TuHRNipsM%STSites,. tango 10
S sGs. new. ss a sirsSsi. 'aTS 3aXTo iasa.
N0rth jersey. No. !, box, nqs; north
Jersey. culls. box, boq7se. south Jersey
average, round. box, soc. q 81. so; south Jer.
sey, culls, box, SO aoc.: south Jersey, car
rier, Doc. BS.5o; Baltimore. crate. $40
Los dollhouse. h., 100 27c.
The sun., 1919-07-29

BEANS AND PEAs--BEANs - Marrow,
sih0iee, lec ies tll.so: marrow,, Msnehu-
sfS pss s SSoii Gg:corrScsnss Chilean. sS
smell white, California. iTJo9ETSi large
S Ts'i s,s S,SS ks s;sSI5' ,TSD..y dsifSs
.,J SCi sGoresni $50; psifuku, Manohurisn.
red r.. m .I ,iO.Is6iii Kintokl Manehu:
tsrs. " :ssp iS'lsSsToiY:' , MSIt. sss
S %.%s,,O 'iii!sSia:as, impsrisis $40. Ku.
csiissn. isST hp ssyeu cS,ssI
sSrsnSs!.y, IsnehSrisSn, roand d.s s.nSS;s:
lSng', !ts,sogz5o;. short t5.5Ooti. csiifor.
ssg BItas s ctfsrni shise l@s
l,JI;d s a.,,,S s,,,:S ,sssS w.:Si1ssSs: iSS$
49,; australian. s1SoS7.7S; Japanese.
sSG splits yellow. ,sssSs,3s; green. ' ~
tra,, ib.; Stn @5sc. extras. % score sac.
s,ssS 50 81 to ,6si score: sih S5s a.;
lower grades. 4704she.; V unssltsd sg hisS!.
~ s,.ss ''' dairy sly tdSs ir,,. ss0nS;
mcp g fair. is9tsc.: renovated s Spnt.
current m.E iUwer nr yf:ds: iadls.,
cnds; te9tsnc.; lower grades, HSi5Mo.;
peekinS stock, current make, No. 1. On
tsne'' NO. e. bhci lower grades, i2S
CHEEsE-state. whole milk. ,rs.h
ns.. coiored and white, h.. sah assKc;
co, aie' twins specials. whitss, 82assc' ;
SoLoted' S2h a8sc average run, coiored or
Wwnite, ~ o Sfe.; lower grades, 2sfsOhc.;
%XEe.; single daisies. white ssX 3
;gS c. eolored. ssuSSxc.; double dsIs-
eoiored. fresh. sax 9ssc.: Young
ssppeSeels' 2th 0eSho.; prime TO choice
r IVY soc' fsir to good. l5atsc.; lower
The sun., 1919-07-29
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Flowers and Fruits
Favored for Fall Hats

TALL millinery is TO be decorated
in large degree with imlta-
ton flowers and fruits in color
ing. effects which give them a very
natural appearance. Velvet and taft
feta will play an important part in
the making of these trimmings.
As the season advances. millinery
styllsts who have been abroad to OBJ
serve the trend OF fashion, say they
expect an unprecedented demand for
soft feather trims, such as ostrich.
coz, blondine, pheasant and guinea
hen.
SO far as shapes are concerned. de.
slgners for the wholesale trade say
that the rolling sailor" and the "off
the face models will lead.
The sun., 1919-07-29

japan. corea, China siberia, siam. Cochin
Frnncieco) August I. Sc. China.
Guam and Siberia Cvia San Francisco
August 10, u. s. transport
Japan, corea, China, Siberia. slam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, specially
addressed only tvia seattle) July u, Be.
Hawaii tvia San Frsncisco) July 81. Be-.
Hawaii. Japan. cores. China. Siberia, siamu
Cochin Chna and Netherlands East indies
tvia San Francisco July q, Sc. Korea Mhru.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia, siam, Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philip.
pine issnds tyia Vancouver and Victoria,
Bi - August :, sS' Empress OF Russia
New, Zealand (via San FrhncIsco) August !,
The sun., 1919-07-29
Production Worries Wholesalers.

Deliveries of merchandise for fall and
winter now loom up as the greatest prob
lem of the manufacturers in the various
branches OF the wearing apparel indus
try. Conditions this year are Just the
reverse Of what they once were ana the
cnvied merchant now In the wholesale
market is the one who can produce all
the merchandise for which he has taken
orders.
Most manufacturers expect delayed
deliveries. while some others hope TO
make deliveries on regular time, but they
are distinctly a minority. Many of the
wholesalers in the women's apparel IN
dustries are from four to six weeks be-
hind their normal production.
The sun., 1919-07-29
Business Troubles.
RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY


AUBREY B. sIMS-Judge John c. Knox
appointed Robert 8 Stephenson receiver
for Aubrey b. Sims, trading under the
name OF An. Sims a Co, stock brokers'
III Broadway, under a bond OF $1,000.
ASSIGNMENT.
MORRIS f. wIEsENBER Of 474 Tenth
avenue assigned yesterday for the bene-
Mt OF creditors to Henry c. Berlin.
Petition In bankruptcy.
FRENCH PAPER BOX CORPORATION
Involuntary petition against French
OF paper boxes, 14T~Nooster street. LA
bilities and assets not given. Principal
claimsi Henry Lindenmeyer Sons,
1851. Well q Purvin. 2oi broadway. are
the attorneys
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were nied yes
tsrday, July rs; the first name Is that Of
the debtor:
Alien, William c,-pishOid Safe
AeSircoS. Dominica ana Pistro N''0E'O
Deilayalle-Austin Nichols q
Becker Kari. jacobson. issssS
Coyle, Oscar IF. II. Wright. 1875
Trading Corporation, .......;. 1870
cleyOlSnd ;;;;;::;;..,; 1915
Co. l-TsStile Pub Co.:.,s..,. lt7i3
Hs ,Sssr s E. Wv lciis.u. i iss,S
Lotus, Giadys-oreenwich Litho-
graphing CO, , Inc: ;'; .o,.,,.. 49,.
MePh.n. Henry b.. I'm "
as wsiss' 2. i anaiias;-wiid. sally. hi''s
The sun., 1919-07-29
Prices Go Up Over Night.

PHILApEIPHIA, July 2s.-Activities In
the local cotton yarn market are marked
by the wide variation in the prices at
which combed and carded yarns are
offered by spinners and dealers. In
some instances prices go up to cents
over night or between sales.
Selling agents are quoted as saying
that "the time for advancing prices
cent or two at time has passed ana
mat the market would now stand an ad-
vance OF cents without much protest,
as the yarns were needed
Some predict that 500 warps VIII go
TO a dollar or more, while others believe
that the shortage of this yarn will be
relieved by the middle Of September by
the installation Of additional machinery
In some mills.
The sun., 1919-07-29
Germany to Export Paper Yarns

That manufacturers of paper yarns in
Germany do not intend to abandon the
production OF these materials but intend
to offer them for export as well as for
domestic trade is indicated by informa-
ton received In Washington.
Some of the best known German firms
have undertaken the manufacture of the
yarn by a new process known as Eel
lulon," with cellulose as a raw material
II Is said that Zellulon yarn will be a
g r!ous competitor of jute. hemp, fax
and other similar fibres.
The sun., 1919-07-29
italian SILK Arriving Here.

After a period OF three years. Italian
raw silks again are arriving In this
market. Extra classical was quoted here
yesterday at $1,000 pound. The sd-
vent of Italian silks will be welcomed
by American dealers and manufacturers
According to cablegrams received here
yesterday Sinshui No. l. the barometer
Tor Ali other grades of japanese silks.
had receded to 2,860 yen, 40 yen below
the high level of a few days ago. The
tendency here is toward a softer mar
ket.
From Shanghai comes information
that prices are so cents pound higher,
while the Canton market Is reported
unchanged.
The sun., 1919-07-29
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company

The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rail-.
road Company will pay ut par and interest,
on presentation at Its once In Chicago, or
at Its Fiscal Agency. State Street Trust
Company. SO State Street. Boston. or at its
Fiscal Agency. SO Nassau Street. New
York, any of Its Denver Extension -
Bonds. issued December /. 1891. not here
tofore called for redemption by the Trustee
OF the Mortgage.
THOMAS s. ROWLAND. Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-07-29
COFFEE MARKET.

Private bullish cable advices from
Brasil. reporting a frm cost and freight
market and continued strength in the
term market there. and $50 refs advance
in the Rio spot market. caused q re-
newal Of Europe. demand yesterday
morning, which induced support from
local trade interests, and on the call
prices were points lower to Is points
higher, most of the offerings coming
from long liquidation. Later in the day
there was further gain. Just before the
close realizing sent values of from the
best and they closed with net gains OF
Is to 25 points.
The sun., 1919-07-29
strike of Knitters Ends.

An official statement upon the labor
situation in the sweater and knitted tex
tile Industry In Greater New York. is
sued yesterday by the Sweater and
Knitted Textile Manufacturers Associ-
alton. says the strike OF the knit goods
workers in the metropolitan district may
be considered at an end.
The sun., 1919-07-29

CEREAL MARKET Is
STRONG ON DROUGHT
December Makes Best Show
ing in Corn, Rising
8 IA Cents.
OATS PRICES ARE FIRM
Offerings Are Light and Cash
Situation Slow-Provisions
Are Steady.
OATS PRICES ARE FIRM

The corn market was strong yesterday.
que to continued absence OF rains in the
belt. The December delivery proved the
strongest. rising 6h cents, II being fig-
ured that should the crop be damaged
there would be less corn to offer In that
month. July and September options
made good advances. There was heavy
buying by outsiders, particularly In the
early part Of the session. The trade
was disappointed that only scattered
showers fell In the belt over the week
end. The continued drought Is causing
alarm. as It Is feared that unless there
be precipitation soon the crop will de-
teriorate. Crop reports told of damage,
John Inglis saying that the crop In the
Central states had been lowered rs per
cont by the hot dry weather. He stated
that corn held up we'll under high tenn
peratures until Friday. when a drying
wind set in and a lowering OF conditions
became apparent. Shows reports say
that corn has been injured materially
There are no prospects of rain to-day.
Sentiment was strongly bearish yes
terday. being governed by weather
There were contributing factors which
aided in keeping up the market. The
visible supply showed another decrease.
Offerings were light The Winnipeg
wheat prices, with the strength in the
cash market, were In a way responsible
for the upturn.- II Is believed that the
foreign situation Is clearing and that
export inquiry will be increased soon.
The trade Is inclined TO go slow in buy
ing because OF many conflicting factors
which influence the market. PROFIT taxi
ing and selling on weakness In hogs
checked early advances, but later prices
moved forward. commission houses abb
sorbing offerings.
Oats were firm, following corn, and
were Influenced by weather. Commits
sion houses bought on the unfavorable
Snow report. Offerings were light and
the cash situation steady.
While the settlement of the marine
strike is expected to result In large
ciearanceS no new export orders may be
looked for until the financial situation
improves. Provisions felt the effect of
the corn rise and were steady but quiet,
refusing TO follow the weaker tone In
hogs.
Local grain, &c, quotations follow:
CORN-In the local cash market No. ?
yellow was quoted at s2.isx: No, white
az s2a5k, cost and freight New York
rhe market In Buenos Ayres advanced :
to shc.
oATs-In the local cash market No. 1
white was quoted at eltc.; No. white.
soh oslo: No. . white. SOC: No. white.
SAFE. all elevator.
RYE+Market strong. No. Western,
t1.7sx. cost and freight New York
BARIEY-Market strong. Feeding. t1.+s:
mailing. s1.4s, cost and freight New York.
BUCKwHEAT-Market strong. Sound
milling. s4.26 9&to. cost and freight New
York.
No. :. iI,sesi,so; No. s. ,isosise; ship
sfRxW-Market dull. No. rye. 81.
The sun., 1919-07-29
shorter skirts Being Ordered.

According to manufacturers in the
wholesale womenis apparel market
buyers generally are ordering skirts for
fall and winter about two inches
shorter than those worn last season, the
accepted lengths being from 35 to 3S
inches.
The sun., 1919-07-29
Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS, July 2s.--Prlces were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes, 81 francs 6S centlmes for cash
exchange on London. 81 francs so cen
times per cent. loan, IS francs IS
confines. The dollar ranged from I
francs 1e centimes to Z francs 81 CEN
times.
The sun., 1919-07-29

Coffee csbles-Rio was 100 refs higher for rs
at 1880. Exchange unchanged at II 1924.
Receipts 5000 bags and stock 6A, 900 bags. a
recount Of Rio stocks shows an increase Of
1900 bags.
In Ssntos spots were unchanged at ip$50o for
u and 10000 for 7s. Receipts 1s 900 bags and
stock l,7pl, 900 bags, Santos futures were un-
ehsnged 10 100 refs lower
Receipts at the ports were n, 900 bags, against
900 last year and 81. 900 two years ago. Sac
Paulo had IT 900. against 1900 and 44,0o0 and
Jundiahy 1000, against $4,000 and 5000 bags,
respectively.
Fine weather was reported in three districts
Of Sac Paulo, cloudy in two, with temperatures
70 20 50 degrees,
Cleared from Santos July 70. $1,000 bags for
New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-07-29
New Orleans Cotton.

New ORLEANS, July 2s.--seliing APP
peared in cotton to-day and the market
declined Last prices were ut net losses
OF IS to 80 points as follows: October,
Sab; December, 34.2l; January. S4.S2 4;
March. S4,3o May. 1880; spot. quiet
middling. "a.
The sun., 1919-07-29

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds,
Due February I, 1892. +.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance of the Trust Agreement dated
December /, 1881, by and between the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company and The New England Trust
Company. the following Denver Extension
Four Per Cent. Bonds due February T.,
1922, OF said Railroad Company. issued
under said trust agreement. have been
drawn for payment, viz: g
One hundred fifty-seven t157) bonds for
The sun., 1919-07-29

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton in moderate
dem and At IS points decline middling 2.27d.
Sales 5000. American 400. Imports $1,000;
American 1900. Futures opened quiet at
10 10 points decline Closed steady at net
advance Of to points July an Oct oher
II 50; December i.s2; January and March
T.s7: May . SIS Manehe ster: Yarns quiet
and Arm cloths, fair business doing.
The sun., 1919-07-29
London Money Market.

LoNpoH, July 2s.-Bar silver, So S-16d.
an ounce money, 2k per cent. dis
count rates. short bills. 3 7-16 a an per
cent three months bills, 8 9-16Q3ss
per cent gold premiums at Lisbon, ITO.
The sun., 1919-07-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast ana Gcodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ...5:M A N Sun sets. Isis Il M
Moon sets....e:22P
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 1905 AN Gov. Island. :B A N
Hell Gate. ....12:14
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .lo5 M Gov. Island. .i:4i p NJ
He'll Gate.....6.4e y NJ
The sun., 1919-07-29

Inc. .......................... 1870
Richards. Lewis - Alexander
Hamilton Institute. -. -. 1909
Ter -. 80. ............. 5000
National Park Bank Of n. Y". 7.sSssi
:. chsrd ......:.....Y... 1924. Bo5.ss
Rosenwasser. Philip TIL.
Schneider ct al.......,....... $685.
surety co.MPeopls. &C. ''.o1'. 100000
padia Britannica Corporation. 1871
Schoenfeld, Louise M-McMullen
Snare & Trest. Inc: costs. 1871
leasing Co. .......'......"... 1892
Won Dorm, Theodore F. and
Co: costs. .........,....... 1870
II. Hachmann ..."......'..... s.s75.OS
BRONX.
The first name 10 that Of tho debtor.
Kenholtz Sol Isdore--S. Field
The sun., 1919-07-29

not local. IS. is; New Orleans, 3
COTTON STATISTICS
The sun., 1919-07-29

ENTHUSIASTICALLY. JULY Is.
S. La Lorraine, IIavre. July 10.
So Radnor, Brest. July Is
SIS Canada. Marseilies, July II.
Sc Chicago, Bordeaux, July Is.
Sc wellington. Gibraltar. July ..
SIS Lackawanna, Glasgow, July IL.
Sc Glenlyon. Gibraltar, July 10.
Sc Gothia, Mslaga, July ..
IS Mar Trrreno, Havre, July l..
Sc Salto. Montevideo, July 2.
IS Lake Como. Antilis, July q.
IS Corning, Tuxpam, July 10.
So Lysefjord. Sauna. July p.
SIS Mandeville. Havrc, July IL.
SIS e.. A. Fisrg. Glen fueRos. July 20.
IS Belridge Tuxpam, July 70.
SIS Lake Akrn. Tunas oe Zsza, July 20.
IS Princess Anne. Norfolk, July q.
SIS Brisgavis, Newport News, July rs.
The sun., 1919-07-29

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Connecting mails close at G. Y. o. and City
Hall stations at $50 2. NJ daily.
Hawaii. and specially addressed mail for
The sun., 1919-07-29

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS.
France. Algeris and Tunis-Close at $50
A. NJ. July %. Ss. Rochambeau: $50 A. NJ
2. SIS. Chicago.
Great Britain. ireland. Egypt and British
Indi.-Close at A. M: July 20. S. Cedric.
Giovanni.
Great Britain. Egypt. British India and
Rotterdam.
Norway, Sweden and Denmark-cIose a s
A. NJ. August 2. Sc Oscar H.
Benoni.
Union OF South Africs-Closo at 10 A. N,
July q, SIS. Corfe Castle.
The sun., 1919-07-29
HIGH GRADE silver mine for
sale.
J. II. GRAHAM & CO., BROKERS.
I'll Unity Building, Chicago.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
~r-~S~~~~~~>~~>~>~~~-~>>~~
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
Preferred Stock dividend

A semi-annual dividend of three per cent
on the Preferred Stock has been declared
by the Board OF Directors, payable August
LIST. 1919. to Stockholders OF record at the
close of business July 18TH. 1919. Checks
will DO mailed.
II. q. PHILIPS, Treasurer
The sun., 1919-07-29
AMERICAN CHICLE CONTAIN

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND
New York. y. Y, July %, 1919,
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clAred the regular quarterly dividend OF
one and one-hsn per cent. uNe pay
able October LIST neHt TO stockholders Of
record September 90. 1919.
NJ. D. BROMBERG Secretary
The sun., 1919-07-29

BEETs-Nearby. 100 bchs.. $1,000; near
by, bsk.. 81 las; nearby. Dbl. ,aa5GaT5.
r. S:t., IT, S SSssHSsty 3sas.
100 ears. VI 92.7s; Long Island and Jersey,