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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
About People
Movements of Individuals to and
From the CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Macdonald of
2:lh street. Will leave Sunday for New
York city and Waterbury,. Conn. wh'rc
they Will spend the w.'h"r.
Mrs I;"i. Stanton Will lraN" Weakness
day for Hh"rnlN. Arizona. wn"r" Sh"
Will join her husband VIII" has been To-
catrG there since last April
BiShop i. J. pOMIhu" left yesterday
for Charleston. where h" Will confirm n
larsr class sunday Before his return
E.Shnp punrhu" VIII visit st. Adams.
confirming 4 class: thor" on Tuesday,
nnd On October Eth hc will visit Mont
Gumcry. whrr" h" vii! likewise admin
lister confirmation.
Miss Jos" Kurt of Pittsburgh. Mrs.
J. VI. i;rndy. If St"ubcnvillc and Mr.. !.
c. ". Furuu" of pcs Muincs. Iowa. are
tn" guests "r TIA" Misses Mary and Ruth
iIcaly ut their apartments on Four
tccn,h street. Mr. Fergus" has stopped
in Wheeling on his way west from VISIT
Ing his family n'Hr St"ub"uvill". Mr..
Fouucr Is the brother "f Mrs. Jim 1"llic.
we'll known orcaniSt who WAS 50 long
in" musician ~ the Virginia and Colon
Ial theatres
William Dcr"nbauGh. Of the North
End - spending Il weeks variation tn"
guest Of r, lar.y"y n canton. Ohio.
Or W. =. Fulton. returned Ia tn" city
yesterday after spending u few days in
Cincinnati. ohio. attending 1" bushes :
matters.
Miss Catherine Davis, "f Eighteenth
street, left yesterday for st. Augustine.
Fla, where she Will make her future
home
Harry Wilson. "f IN" National Tube
company. left last evening Tor Park"rs-
burg. wh"r" he has accepted position.
Ms Wilma Moore, Of Carnage. Pa
is visiting her sister. Mrs. CARR" Del
bert. of IN" Island.
hay Jail"r Bert Mcconnell is abb :
to be. nui again after severe illness OF
weeks duration.
Prosecuting Attorney d. a. Mckee
was a professional business visitor at
New Martinsvillc yesterday.
Miss Alma Barhmann. who is study
ing vocal music under Madam" R,hr OF
New York city. is IN IN" city 10 attend
the Jasper Ra"hmann wedding.
EuScno Hon Of ". Y T. NJ Morgan
town is IN the city To attend tn" Jasper
Errhmann wedding.
Miss Adelaide Bachmanr. who attends
The university NJ M"rEant"wn, IS visit
ing AT her HON" on South Chaplinc
street.
Mrs. Edward Stifrl left last night for
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank bowler left last
night for New Orleans. wh"r" they Will
attend The bankers convention.
Earl Summers infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Summers Of the Island. is
quit" i'll 1T his home.
Miss Mildred Edge Of the Island is
confined Ia her home because of slight
illness.
Charles Howard. uut-thr- pike boy. was
injured in tn" Wheeling high-Triad"lphla
football game. Howard played left
tackl" 80 III" Wheeling team.
J. =. Hrinknnn "f the South Side broke
hiS collar bon" yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
Bake Sale Today.

Tho ladies of tn" Lutheran Woman
League Il tn" X."n Lutheran church VIII
'ronduct i bake sale this morning in the
George X. Taylor company store.
splendid assortment Of HON" made pies.
cnk"$. rolls ant bread together with
d"lcHtcSS"n products, Will be on sale.
Mrs. =. T. Frederick Will rr"Sld" as
chairman AMI with hcr efficient COM
rnItt"c will be pr, pared I" care for a
larE" hummer of the friends Of the
!, aEuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
BaZaar And Marx ct.

The X. =. Dancer store. M. !l2l Mar
k't Sir''t. will h' the scene of II bazaar
and market ali ;"dry under tn" auspices
ct tn" Ladies iHhl" class Of IN" Second
Ir"$hy t"r!aH church. E"Sid"s the large
supply of home made pastries and con-
frrII"mS ,h-r" Will b" an array Of dainty
and U.s. ful articles mad" by tn" ladies.
Tn" ladies under Ia" direction Of Mrs.
J. NJ. Walters and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler
have prepared for Il lrr@" crowd and n
busy day Will doubtless result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

grade photoplay in six parts that has
bcon hiuhly praised by all who have
ercn il. Briefly the story concerns a
girl who has loved Il college man from
childhood. He marrics on the wrong
foot and regrets il. When an accident
frees him SO that he can marry Sylvia
he decides that she is not socially his
coual and refuses. Thereafter lcEins n
series Of thrilling Incidents which makes
"a Little Brother Of tho Rich seen n
the Virginia IN Il long while. The last
showing Of this picture also takes place
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
Business Club Dance.

The LrSl "f Il series Of dances I" b"
given lay Mrs. Maud" Spounrr- Becker
for TIA" business men and women uf the
city and vicinity Will be held this cvcn-
M in ia" auditorium Of tn" Elk'S club
Membership cards were maIlrd 10 many
prominent m'r ana women IN" carly
part Of III" week and much enthusiasm
has been manifested promising success
for tbs V"ntur" of Saturday night dane
ing. \ Ave piece orchestra will furnish
the music wor the evening and Il most
enjoyable "v"r.Ing is assured those plan
ming 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

WAS given by Miss Myrtle Stevenson, OF
Fifteenth street. and covers were lad
for ten friends Of Miss Meredith. The
evening was devoted to dancing and mu-
sic VITA several vocal solos by Miss
Myrtle Stevenson and piano sUlos by
MISS Virginia Stevenson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
Dinner Dance Tonight.

The usual dI7r"r dance Will b" the At
traction at the Country club tonight. and
many reservations hay" been made for
thu affair. Last week the dinner DANCE
WAS mot held on account IF IN" perform
anC" of SUUSa = band ut tn" Court the
aIrc. fump'S orchestra Will furnish the
music program throughout the even
ing. and attractive decorations viii
transform tn ball room into II place of
hrauly. MarnG,r Swar,z Will prcsid"
with his usual courtesy and efficient
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
Cotulion Club.

TIL" popular Iotilllun club VIII give
Their regular dance on Monday evening
at IN" Carroll club auditorium. The
affairs of tn" Coalitions are always
well attended and no doubt tho dane"
Monday evening Will b" as popular AZ
ever. Music by Brntlicld orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

If there is ~, epidemic Of influenza this
winter another Of President Wilson's
fourteen points will be realized. We will
then have Freedom Of tho succZe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

\ pretty and interesting yelling VIII
h,. sulrInnr2,d tins morning at Ia" hnm"
~ thu bride on South Chaplin" street.
when Miss Angela Anna Earhmann and
Mr.. William Niles Jasper Will b" united
in marriage. Rev. J. J.. l"ycnb"rErr.
pastor Of the Third Presbyterian church
will prcfOrm tn" ceremony at III ocI"cE'
Miss Ad"la!dc liachmann, sister Of the
bride Will be bridesmaid ami Mr.. Roscoe
Iiotf, Of WcllSburE. II Kappa Alpha fra
tcrnIty brother Of the groom Will be
hes; man.
The home will be BEAUTIFULLY decorate
cd Tor III" occasion. III" soft c"l"rS "
the autumn flowers with pink ana
white prcdumlrating, being arttSliCnll%
arranged. by Florist LanGhanS. Thu
nuptial service will be read IN tn" draw
ing room before an imrr"viScd alta"
of palfS and ErcCncry and roses. MISS
Nina Jasper sister of tn" groom VIII
play the w"ddimg march from Loh"n-
GRIN as the bridal party enters III" room
The bride will wear her travelling
costume. consisting Of 4 lat" fall model
suit Of brown silvvrtOnr cloth with ha!
md other accessories OF the same shade.
Sweetheart roses and valley lilies VIII
form her corsaGc bouquet. Her sister
will also wear n suit in becoming
Shade "C h"nnl with accessories |" cor
respond. Her flowers Will BE- Aaron
Ward roses.
Following the ceremony WEDDING
breakfast Will br served m charge Il
Caterer Xi"gcHfvldcr. The dining ROOM
will have pretty decorations. ais" IN
pink and white. Cut"rS will be ar"anS-
cd for only the relatives an diniinatH
friends Mr.. Jasper and his bird" vii!
lClvc at noon on their hrnrym""i.
which will be Il tour Of III" eastern
states on their return will take Up thor
Residences NJ Wcirton, W. Va
Tuday's bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barhmann. Of 22"A
Chaplin" street. She Is i graduate OF
Wheeling High schonl and also u
Maryland college of Baltimore. Md Stu"
enjoys Il wide circle Of friends IN tins
city by whom She has b"rn compliment
cd with a series Of charming prc-nup-
tial affairs. Mr.. Jasper is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs james j.. Jasper, Of III"
Island. During the war lie served with
the 18th Engineers in France. lie - Il
graduate of I.inSly Institute and also an
aIumnus Of the Engineering college III
the West Virginia university. NJ pr =
cnt he is assistant manager Ul tho
Wcirton steel company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
1UefIdinU Announced.

wedding Announced.
Mr.. George *. Johnson
Miss Janice Il. Meredith
married
Thursday. October .. 1919
Wheeling W. Va.
At Home
After Nov. J
Trenton. y. J.
Copies Of the foregoing announce
mrnt wcrC received yesterday. TIL" we'd
ding was Solcmnizcd on THURSDAY
ut high noon nj tn" rars"naG" OF
the Second United Presbyterian
church with the Rev. Ira &. Nc
rrnary ofCiriatinE. using IN" ring c"rr-
mony. Th" hrid" wore beautiful
gown Of white "'nrgctt". made over
white sn;in. and larg" whit" hat. Sh"
carried = shower bouquet Of brides roses
and valley lilies and wor" %pl"ndld
ropr ,C pearls. tn" rift of the groom.
Following Tn" ceremony dinner was
served II, tho h"m" of Mrs. II. stevenson
on Eth street ana later in III" day inc
harry couple departed on their honey
moon trip to Florida. TIL" brides trar-
cling G., stumr WAS Il brown suit with all
arCcSsprirS 10 correspond.
Mrs. johnson WAS u former teacher or
Wheeling high school hG' her home Is
I'm Fr.rrort Ohio Mr.. JmhrSon is cm-
rluv,d as an aviator 10y firm at
Princeton. y J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04
Family Dinner Party.

A congruial family gathering enjoyed
III. ch!cArn and waffle dinner SrrN"a
last evening in WaynEln Inn. ne
party mui"r"d out 20 i"''h"I ana u'''i'''
was served n seven "'!"rk. AClu>'F
Of vari-cnlorcd pciun:as conferred IN"
tahIc ahnut which were seated the fol
lowing:
McS&rs md MrSdamcs
Elmer II. Mraglc NJ. Ballcft"n
q L. Erttlcr Miss Elizabeth kCt-
MCSSrS tcr
Howard Mcarlc Charles Kcttl"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04


The first social affair - b" gwen ny
the members of Ia" Ellwnrih league al
IN. Fourth Street NJ f.. church. va
held last evening in IN" social room
of the. church. Games and music filled
the hours with m"rr!m"ut for III" CAV
crowd of young p"upl" and at 10 O'Clock
dainty rrfrvShmcntS were served Miss
Dorothy Stanton was IN charS" "' IN"
arrangements for THIS affair, several
NOR" social events are scheduled for
tn, young people of tho church during
the winter months. promising SOM
very pleasant evenings.
Those present last evening were:
Misses
Ann, Campbcll Mary lI"nna,
Katherine Emblem, clare Sh'IhhSe'
lrma Foster. Emma IraE.S'
Jennie BIll. Alma Shcri"SS'
S,rn Nav CnthrrInc llaN"r,
Dorothy Allen. MHrthA MaJcHNH'
Jessie Alien. Lilly Birch.
D,rp,hy stanton. Margaret WClShl'y,
Halle London, f.!i"hn IN NohO""S'
McSSrS.-
George LukCns. Paul Majesty.
Wright lIugus, W. IrriE'
Howard Nay. j. iarh''''
William lmbOdy, l.. Mar~h"r.
Jack Majesty. MrS.'"h"H'r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
SPECIALTIESARE
ACTIVE In THE CURB
Most Early Advances Are Lost
During Session, in Which
Weakness Develops.

Continued activity in the specialties
featured the curb trading yesterday.
Following strength In the early part Of
the session movements turned irregular
with weakness in some of the special
ties wiping out most of the early ad-
vances. High levels of the day were es-
tablished around noon. General Asphalt
agnin moved over wide range, the high
level being more than . points higher
than Thursdays closing price. In the
early part of the session there was ac-
tive covering by shorts
keystone Tire and Rubber established
new high record in the morning. but
could not maintain the advance and lost
about point at the close Disappoint-
ment by traders and investors over the
oeferrng of the dividend was again no.
ticeable in United States Steamship.
which declined to a new low level for the
movement. Oil stocks were strong early,
but subsequently reacted
The stock OF Pinar Copper was traded
In for the first time. The company =
properties are in Cuba, adjoining the
Matahambre copper mines. which ship
about $4,000 tons OF ore annually to this
market. About 100000 has been spent
on the development properties.
Weakness In Russian Government OK
ternal obligations featured the bond
market. Both declined about two points
OF the news that some of the Russian
tion TO attend. the proposed conference
at Princes Islands.
Total sales and range Of prices TO-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
GENERAL CHEMICAL PROFIT.
Compnny's Report shows Decline
During 1918.


The General Chemical Company dur
ing 1918 had a net profit OF S4.045.s39.
against s7,67i.IS1 for 1917. The 1918
showing Is at the rate of $3.50 a share.
after the deduction of preferred divi-
dends against ss295 a share for the
previous year. Heavy war charges and
decreased gross business were RESPONSE
BILE in large degree for the falling of
In income.
The gross profits of General Chemical
and its subordinate companies for 1918
total se.a70,260. a decline of nearly So
900, 900 from the 1917 figures. After the
deduction of nearly 100000 for re-
serves for insurance depreciation. amort-
cation. extra compensation and esti-
mated Federal taxes the net profit was
S4.0lb.639. Dividends on the preferred
and common stocks, including an extra
disbursement on the latter. payable to-
day. total s2.6i7.0O4, leaving the balance
for surplus for the year at 81 .39S, 635.
The total surplus at the end of tho year
was $l7.l17.so5. More than 100000
were expended during the year on new
the report showed. and So
59S,9l5 for repairs were charged to ex-
pense. Since the formation of the COM
pany in 1899 the total repairs charged
TO expense together with annual reduc-
ton for dismantlements, aggregate SELL
6l9,S44.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
LIBERTY SECURITY
COMPANY FORMED
National Banks Subsidiary Is
Engaged in Short Time and
Permanent Financing.

That another securities corporation
had entered actively the field OF grant
ing capital by shert time and permanent
financing became known yesterday
when il was learned that the stock
holders of the Liberty National Bank
six months aso, without public announce
ment. formed the Liberty Securities
Corporation. The concern Is In its in
fancy. and possesses capltai of $3.50. 900,
but It has started campaign for new
business
The officers of the Liberty Securities
Corporation. which follows in the foot
steps of the First Security Corporation.
formed by the stockholders OF the First
National Bank tho Chase Securities
Corporation, formed by the stockholders
OF the Chase National Bank. and the
National City Company. formed by the
stockholders OF the National Ci.y Rank,
are affiliated with the Liberty National
hank. which has in its official personnel
Harvey l.. Gibson president; Daniel q.
Reid, viCe-president. Charles w, Riecks.
Ernest Stauffen, Jr, Joseph Bower and
James q. Blaine, Jr, vice-presidents
The Liberty Securities Corporation
has no. connection with the Industrial
department newly created by the Lib
erty National Bank. announcement Of
which was made yesterday. This new
department was formed for Offering the
banks services in an advisory capacity
on matters pertaining to manufacturing
and industrial problems. Its work will
be directed by Donald u. Davis, who
has had experience in the practical en-
gineering. accounting and factory execu-
tive fields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
PRODUCE MARKET.

:, BtT'rER-creamery. higher than extras
ID 4els sc: extras. 90 score, +6c.: ilrstr.
81 score, 4ots q 42c lower grades. assn
toc.: unsalted, higher than .St-as 4sis n
sc: extras, -, CSC; nrsts. ,HQ.7c
sgS1has ~ "a &C.; Sal dairy tubs finest.
mon to fair S7g.oc.; renovated. extras,
~ y g sc; rrsts. II a iec.; lower grades.
toc.; ladies. current make. frsts. 35 q 3sc.
seconus 3ic. lower grades. 81 q sac. pack
,nr. stock. curren, make. 40. i. 32c.. No.
:, sic lower grades. IS q soc.
CHEESE-State. whole milk. fresh. fats
age run. s2Q 32isc.; lower grades. son
81 '1c twins. specials, sac: average run.
held. 70 a31c.: tvinp. he'd, ssd3sisc';
Wisconsin. whole milk, twins, held. 90 n
26hc single daisies, i'd 85a57L. e.;
h7:e,d' ssh 9 ''o.;' state, skins, specials,
-'r prime to choice. 2c4?5c: fair 10
good iSa2lc; lower grades, lOTl7c.
z, E zoo gathered, ex:ras, dozen.
ssl's g5ltc,; seconds, 80 a Soc: dir,iss'
W J! 4s 40, No. and poorer 44T47o :
nhGeks. good TO choice, dry 48ai4c
go State. Pennsylvania and nearby Vest
ern. hennery whites. hnc to fancy. san
40, no., ordin9ry to prime, d0gs:c; gathered
whites. ssh Sac; Pacific coast whites, px,
Iras $50 eSc.; lower grades 5bhe0c :;
western and southern, gathered whites
90 y Vc. State. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
nennery browns. t5d57c.; gathered brow n
ana mixed colors blis q Sac.
OtI->-Standarl white. New York expo-,
nois. Si',2b do. bulk, 3a:5, do. cases
-" water white, Now York. bbis,
slS2 do. bulk. i'G2S; do. cases, s2ies
Motor gaso'ere. garages. :4Hc.: consum-
trs, :sSc. (steo! barrels Linsced oil.
strictly pure. gallons Of ~ lbs. in barrels
t1s; Calcutta OIL 50.
POTATOES-Bcrnuda :5as; Maine. $50
ibs, s. $50; lG5 lbs. So 75T4; New York,
lco lbs. $40 Il 5?5; $50 lbs. sS75a4:
Western, $50 lbs, ss75ai: $50 lbs.. ssa
%. Virginia per bb. s275G2g5; bag,
~ 90 !! Sweets, Jersey. No. !. basket
=! ga go: Delaware and Maryland, bas-
PROVISIONS Pork unsntt,aA mos.
90; fanily, $50 q So; short Gear. $4sf,9
heef steady. moss, ss5 ass: family. $40 II
~ packet t3'n 81; extra India mess $50
20. Hogs steady: hacons. 2ic: 40 lhs
9 car. l0-l lbs. S3c; dry sa, 81 clear. Is
=" los, Soi.". Grasses inactive; yellow.
: q Sc; choice house. -. aS.7C. Picked
hp'ns quiet; regular. 1912 lbs. 2eTs~
SKINNED $50 lbs. :sasc. Tal'ow du!
city special. loose, Sla" lAarl easier
middle West SEA? 1880: CITY lard dull
quotel, .3c. nominal, refined lard steady:
continent }ss50; South America, ses.G5:
Krazil, '29.65; compound quiet quoted
stesrln", 2ssc., oleo. Icc. asked.
1o!s' mould oafs SOC =" 'C sal., 'Fs' y:
NANN powdered e?0c.: powdered, 9.l6c.;
fine ErsnuIated and diamond A. O.; con-
!ectlo"ers y. s,s0c.; No. !, s.sjc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
COTTON REACTS AT CLOSE.
Early Trading shows sharp Gain
on Reports of Export Demand,

Reports of an increased export de-
nnnd caused very sharp advance In
the cotton market during Yesterdays
early trading Increased offerings were
encountered above % cents for May and
there were reactions later, with the close
steady at a net gain OF IS to 40 points
May sold up from 2l.22c to % l0c and
closed at 81 7a". against ~ 3sc. at the
close OF Thursday.
The opening was Is points lower to 5
points higher, but prices almost lmme-
diate!y frmed up on covering, Liverpoo!
buying and moderate support from trade
sources. After selling some Sc to -
points net higher there we're Increased
offerings and the tone was uns. ltled
later in the day, with tho attention Of the
trade turning once more to the unfavor-
able reports from labor and manufa.-
turing circles. The close showed re-
actions OF about rs 10 o. points from
the best.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
HAS 100000 TONS OF COAL.
Lacknwanna County Company
says Orders Exceed Capacity.

The Lackawanna County Coal Com
pany. an independent anthracite COM
pany operating in Pennsylvania. owning
more than $4,000 tons of white ash
coal having a ground value of over
1925. 900 when ready for shipment. is
being dealt in on the New York curb.
Plans are under way for considerable
increases IN production and acquisition
OF properties. The company reports that
its orders are IN excess OF its producing
power. many OF them being twelve
months in advance Of capacity.
IL il estimated that after all charges
have been allowed for the compary's net
earrings for the year should average "a
per cent. OF Its stock Issued.
The stoct is protected by a sinking
fund OF so cents n ton on all coal mined.
which the company will distribute from
time TO time in the form Of extra dlvi-
derdS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
ENTERS NEW OIL FIELD.
Empire Pipeline Go. Higgins TO On.
crate in the Burkburnettc.

Operations TO enter the Rurkburne.te
Oil field in Texas have been started by
the Empire Pipeline Company Two big
tanks are being erected and a double
loading track to accommodate two trains
OF tank cars is being constructed. The
oil will be shipped less than 100 miles to
the Gainesville refinery. which has a
capacity of about $1,000 barrels.
The Southern Pipeline Company re-
ports for 1913 profits of s2,06s.O37. or
s20.6s a share, on its capital stock,
against s?.534,565. or 1854 a share. for
1917.
The net earnings OF tho Eureka Pipe
line for the last year total SS4S,1I2, or
sl6s1 share, on the capital stock
against net earnings OF S1.1l1.Ss3. or
SZ223 4 share, for the preceding year.
The annual report OF tho Cumberland
Pipeline Company shows net profits of
s56i05i. at the rate OF s37 81, share
on the capital stock. against s4S7,75S, or
s32lG share. in 1917.
The 1918 net profits of the Southwest
Penn Pipelines aggregated s2s5,723, or
1919 a share, on the capital stock,
against $33s,536, or s967 share,
earned the previous year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
BANK INCREASES CAPITAL.
Public National Raises Its stock
10 RI,2SO.OOO.

The Public National Bank. which last
october Increased Its capital stock from
s'oo,oo0 to $1,000. 900. has received au-
thority. 1t was announced yesterday. to
MAKE further increase of its capital TO
N'.oo,ooo. The bank has surplus and
unoivided profits of sl,00o.57o. deposits
Of about s33, 900, 900 and total resource,
of sac. 100000.
Other institutions which have increased
their capital recently are the Bankers
trust Company, the Corn Exchange
bank. the East River National Bank,
me Gotham National Bank and the New
Netherland Bank.
IL Is reported that the Equitable Trust
company may increase It's capital as
soon as Alvin W. Krech, president Of
the company, returns from France. about
March l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01

BAT, .- stock, COWS ard heifers s6TEn
Az, csnnors and cutters, 5THRGTS;
storkers and feeders good choice and
fancy. SO ioHl4 -; inferior, common ard
medium. {iTSo1o5 50; zeal calves. gooj
and choice, Si41i4c5
sheep Receipts 900, rra,ke. .lor,.
opening 10 - Ia. iowc7, best lambs All
earrings closed strong with THURSDAY;
ch"ics ana prtrp. ,Is go a "a ramps,
and good. slS25G 1889; culls. si2ai4:
ewes, choice and prime, Slo,HOulUTS;
medium ne, and good, a25a $50; culls,
ST LOUIS. Jan. si.--Hogs-R-ceipts
1880 steady. Lights, t1ssoTiI.+o: pigs.
tll.S0Gis; mixed and butchers. sl7s6a
y e.; goed heavy. N7.so9iL7S. bulk.
Cattle-Reoeipts. 1900; steady. Native
beef steers, 81 500 $50; yearline steers
and heifers, 10. 30 81 6; cows. s750ffie.Bo;
stoekers and feeders. ss.BOdi:; fair 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
TO DEAL IN ACCEPTANCES.
W. J. wollman q Co. Arc to Open
New Department..

The banking firm OF ". J Wollman
* Co. It was learned yesterday. win
open within a few days a department 10
deal in bank and trade acceptances. Mr..
Wollman was formerly a partner In the
firm of J. S. Bache & Co.
The firm Is taking advantage of tho
fact that the future possibilities of the
discount market are gaining favor in
this country and believes that the recent
organization OF the American Accept
ance Council will result in broader
market hero for these instruments Of
credit