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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Bankers Trust Company has prepared
convenient book giving values and yields
OF Liberty bonds and Victory notes, The
a glance the yield of bond at given
price. the scale being in tenths. A limited
edition has been printed for distribution
Directors Of Cities Service Company have
extended further privilege of partial
convertible gold debentures making a
total of 90 per cent. of the outstanding
amount Of The debentures. 10 which such
privilege has been extended.
Sixth national annual convention OF the
Farm Mortgage Bankers Association OF
America will be held in the Auditorium
Britton I. Budd. president of the Chi
cago Elevated Railways. has been elected
director of the Middle West Utilities
Corporation. succeeding Francis s. Pea
Listing COMMITTEES of the New York Curb
| Market Association has ruled that on and
ish- American Tobacco Company shall
constitute a delivery In settlement OF
transactions In rights on share warrants
American Tobacco Company. Ltd. Trans
| actions in rights must be settled on Au-
gust l, after when dealings shall be as
| In securities. Rights to subscribe expire
on August is in London.
Coffee Exchange membership Of Spencer
Korn has been prc ssd to the S1Es s
previous sale OF such a membership.
C. C. Hanch. treasurer OF the stude-
baker Corporation, has been appointed
Company. with control OF all Maxwell
| Chalmers interests, The resignation OF
Carl Pelton. who has been acting as as
| sistant to Walter y. Flanders, formerly
president of the Maxwell. was announced
Coffee Exchange membership Of James
hSS hs. ssss s % ,sso from G ,Ss sGs
| previous sale of such a membership.
Al q specia! meeting Of board Of repre-
| sentAtives OF New York Curb Market As
sociation Il was resolved that membership
Equitable Trust Company OF New York
has been appointed transfer agents OF the
| Allied Packers. Inc. and the Y OIL and
Nswburger. Henderson & Loeb have
! opened a branch office of their business
I In 202 Fhth avenue, under the manage
! ment OF Daniel Loeb and Milton Roggen-
| burg.
A special meeting of tho stockholders
| Of the Charcoal Iron Company Of America
company ON July 81 TO vote on a proposal
| to Increase the companys authorized com.
mon stock from ,i,sss.s5o to IS. 900. ooo
Increase be made by the issue Of "a
| to stockholders.
Leon Pedron has sold his New Yorh
| Coffee Exchange membership to George
| r. Dyer for $3.50. an advance of $500
from the last previous sale OF such q
Clearing House association Of the New
York Coffee Exchange has Increased
the exchanges margin requirements from
$500 to $3.50 contract which is equivalent
Opening OF the Havrs eofes futures
| market scheduled for yesterday, wa.
! postponed until tomorrow. according &c
! National City Bank has opened branches
In santa Clara and Union del Reys. Cuba
The sun., 1919-06-23
Knit Goods Scarce and High.

The National Association OF Hosiery
and Underwear Manufacturers reports
that prophesics several months ago OF a
shortage of certain lines OF knit goods
have become vexatious realities and
war time prices are being paid by job
bers for some few lines. notably trade
marked goods.
SILK hosiery Is being taken eagerly at
prices higher than prevailed at any time
during the war. II is said. Light weight
underwear is becoming scarcer every
day and not n few mills are entirely out
of the market SO far as new business 10
concerned
There is to be no speculative buying,
knit goods transactions in the, main be-
ing on a supply and demand basis. Mer-
chants are taking for their needs and
some of them are scattering their orders
as a safeguard against being left with
out merchandise at a critical moment
Hosiery, even down to low end cot
ton goods. is causing agents and COM
mission houses considerable uneasiness.
Prices are being advanced with every
squirt in the business of many of the
mills, and orders sent through at what
are understood to be mill prices FREE
uuently are rejected. with the informa-
ton that new figures have been placed
on the goods. This practice Is being con-
demned by other mills.
The sun., 1919-06-23
NEW COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
One Is shortly TO DO Opened at
Panama with Expert stan.

According to Rafael Heliodoro Vale,
formerly Consul OF Honduras, In Belize
and Mobile, a Pan-American College of
Commerce is going to be opened at Pam
anna under the auspices of the Pam
American Union. Charles f. Owens. as
sisted by we'll selected stan OF experts
In Latin American affairs, has been ap-
pointed to lead the preparatory work.
The new college will have a curriculum
like that recently installed at Wash
ington. d. c., in connection with the
Georgetown University, the School of
Foreign Service.
To meet the actual necessity the
schedule has been arranged as follows
ca Languages English, French, Span
ish. Portuguese, Japanese and Russian.
OBJ Economic, and commercial: G)
Principles of political economy, CD sta
Pile commodities of world trade, ca
Latin American trade problems, (D ac-
counting. (C) Laws and political
science % International law. CD in
depreciation of recent legislation affect
ing foreign and domestic commerce, with
special attention to the Webb Pomerene
law of April 10. 1919. CD Shipping
section: % Ocean transportation, (2)
ports and terminal facilities, (3) steam
ship accounting. "a marine geography,
t5) marine insurance, 90 admiralty
law.
Everybody understands that the pres
ent conditions of her economic suprem.
acy makes America a very decisive fac
tor In the commercial evolution Of the
world, and owing to this fact she is
The sun., 1919-06-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAS-BEANs-arar
choice, 100 lbs. sfi.75: marrow, Manchu.
riah. si2; cOscorroner, Chilean. ss1s.7s;
sSSo S 4G 1a aSOTh ~ medium choice
large large white Idaho. ,77S9si Teparys1 Cali
e.; :corsan, s7@7So; DSifufu. Mancnu.
rian. s7.6oqs; Red Kidney, choice, SI2.75 O
cS ~; req marrow, slo.,5 oil: Kintoki, Man
black turtle soup. ,io.75 q II; white hidnsy.
mTssamoto. Msnchurian. s7.5o0s; Cabaliero,
ss sno ssaySS c adnns 1885; 1855
long. ,72597.5o; short. ss0a5o; Caiifor.
MIA. sIsS975o; pink. California, 1850;
scotch. isis. Tes; green. idaho. $50;
can. $40 80; Australian. iL75SsiS; jap.
sSaS splits. 's Se.o sy' ss sssSsn rs
green. slo111: white, small, Manohurian'
veg $50; large, ss8S5o.
BurTERCCreamery. higher than extras
srsts. IS to 81 score, 4sh 95IAc.; second
% 10 81 score, AN q 4sc. lower grades
- gt!e'; unsalted: higher than extras
&c seconds. 4s95lc.; State dairy. tubs
sp1,s al 70 ,od fair, .sa4she;; renovated
ladies. ourret make. nrsts, 40 4sc.; sec.
onds. isc; lower grades. 4i945c.; packing
STOCK current make. No. 1. t6c. No. 2
tSc; lower grades. 41@44c.
CHEESE-State. whole milk, fresh FATS
eoiored. ID. 9o& G31hc.: white. sex a
sisne'' ayerage run. colored. 30@SoKc.
white. sog 80 iac.; lower grades. 25 % 20 Il c.
WINS specials, white. so% G3lAe.: col.
ofea; so< @el Nc; average run. white, 81
GsoSc'; colored. so4 3oAo.: lower grades
E6qsoc.; Wisconsin, whole milk, singll
daisies: fresh. white. 32k @s2hc.: colored
SSiiS ssAc-; double daisies. coiored. fresh
Americas. fresh. asassAc; State. skins
specials, 2f126c.: prime to choice, 20 a
gsc;' fair to good. 159lsc.; lower grades
The sun., 1919-06-23
WIN Not Dye o. ID. Cloth.

WASHINGTON, June %. - Government
officials here have denied that the Gov
eminent intends to dye its surplus stocks
of o. ID. woollen cloth and then distrib-
rte 1t by public sale. officials say that
In the first place none OF the material on
hand has been declared surplus and can
not be until such time as the army bill
has bee, passed and the future require
ments ofthe army determined.
The sale Of o. d. cloth has been
brought to the attention OF officials by
members of the war service committee
OF the woollen industry, and 1t is said
that the committee had been notified in
conference that when the material was
ready for sale, provided there was n sur
plus. II would not be sold until such time
as arrangements had been made which
would be entirely satisfactory to the
woollen industry.
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TO MAKE WOOLLEN
CLOTHES INVEST
Eastern Men Plan Mills Near
Supply Source to Save
Freight.

Certain Eastern wool goods manufac-
turers are said TO be considering the
feasibility of securing and manufacture
Ing into cloth at Western points the
Vests wool output, with view to elm
mating the payment OF freight on grease
and dirt In stock transported to the
mills In the East and freight charges on
cloth sent from the Eastern mills to
Western consumers Prominent wool in
terests are making a survey of the stu
alton in the wool raising districts of the
West.
The tentative plans for locating a
securing and manufacturing centre In
the West, agents OF mills in Passaic, ".
j.. state. contemplate also the acquisi-
ton of large areas of Western grazing
lands and the production Of raw wool by
the manufacturing interests
A similar system has been adopted In
New England by certain manufacturers
who have secured large areas of worn
out farm lands and are using them prof
itably in the production Of wool.
The sun., 1919-06-23
COTTON GOODS REVIEW.
First Hands Are Quiet as MILL
Have Plenty of Work.

Have Plenty OF Work.
Cotton goods trading has been much
quieter IN first hands, the mills being
well supplied with business for the sum-
mer and not being inclined to do more
Mt present. Delays In deliveries are in
terfering with many plants, the working
hours being short and help not as
efficient as It was last year. Many re-
tall and Wholesale buyers are purchas-
ing goods from second hand holders,
and in several places there Is a demand
for goods for later deliveries than SELL
ers caro- to check.
The export demand, despite high
prices, Is larger than many sellers can
meet, and much business Ia from stock
rather than In form OF additional mill
orders. Finished goods are very firm.
Gray goods have eased little as trade
has grown less feverish. Many prices
at first hands exceed those fixed by the
Government boards during the war
Manufacturers of staple cotton gar
ments have done a large business and
are finding difficulty In making deliveries
as rapidly as buyers call for. goods. The
underwear and hosiery trade has i'm
proved steadily during the month, and
many lines for fall are sold W and
withdrawn. Yarn markets have not been
so active this week, but prices are gen.
orally steady. with spinners in command
OF the markets.
Cloth quotations are as follows: Print
cloths. 2S inch 64x64s, IL cents: 64x60s,
lo& cents; ssls inch 64x64s, 16 cents
brown sheetings. Southern standards.
221a cents and 90 cents; denims, 2.2os
southern indigo, 80 cents; tickings, 8
ounce. ss cents: prints. 16A cents
staple bingham. 81 cents; dress ging-
hams. % to "a cents. -
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL. WORLD
Demand for Silk Knit
Goods Is Now Large

THE demand for knitted silk
neckwear and REFERS IL espe-
i ciaily active and sweaters are
moving better. according to the Ma
tlonal Association OF Hosiery and I'm
derwear Manufacturers.
In n report on market conditions
It is said that the neckwear lines SELL
ing by mills to retailers at $3.50 to
$50 dozen, are In great demand.
manufacturers being pushed 70 ca
pacity In taking care of immediate
fall orders. An enormous business
In knitted silk REFERS going from
mill to the retail trade around $50 n
dozen has developed, while sweaters,
which were about the last to respond
to a keener general interest in knitted
articles. are moving in normal vol
ume. Jobbers are calling for dellv-
cry OF about so per cent. OF their or
ders for sweaters by July.
The sun., 1919-06-23
Urges Early Buying.

Buyers OF womens ready to wear mer-
chandise are advised by David n. Moses
sohn. executive director of the Asso-
ciated Dress Industries OF America. TO
make their purchases as early as pos
sible. as indications point to an unpre-
cedented shortage of goods.
1.-THE condition of the market at the
present time is such that the belated
buyer will find himself either without
merchandise or In the position of taking
what he can get" says Mr.. Mosessohn.
"Due to the market condition in silks,
cottons, &c. all ready to wear merchan-
disc is increasing in cost and would
advise buyers throughout the country 10
make their purchases as early as pos
sible, even before July /, in order to
cover their requirements
The sun., 1919-06-23
Retail shoe Combine Rumored.

Locally, nothing Is known of the re-
ported combination Of shoe manufac-
turing interests to retail footwear both
here and abroad. At the office of the
End'cott. johnson Company. mentioned
as one of the interests in the combina-
ton with the Hamilton Brown Shoe
Company OF st. Louis. and the w. II.
McElwain Company of Boston. the au-
thentlclty of the rumor was doubted.
II was admitted that Henry Endicott
Of the company might be personally in
terested in such a scheme, but 1t was
fell that the company would not enter
into any arrangement of this sort.
The report emanated from financial
circleE in Boston and Lynn. Mass. and
followo persistent rumor in the shoe and
leather market that something big
was under way In the retail trade.
The sun., 1919-06-23
Uniform Connrmation OF orders.

: Conferences held by committees repre-
senting the United Waist League OF
America, silk manufacturers and cotton
converters, have resulted in the produc-
ton of a uniform confirmation Of order
to be used in the trade.
II Is intended that these rules be
printed on the back OF all order blanks
containing the confirmation OF orders
given by members of the league TO the
silk manufacturers and cotton eonvert-
ere. and any additional specifications or
changes are to be stated plainly on the
face of the confirmation.
The sun., 1919-06-23
TRANsPACEIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at @. p. o. and City
Hall stations at 80 p. NJ. daily.
Hawaii. Shanghai City and Philippine
| Islands Via San Francisco June q, S.
Colombia.
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China Except shang-
hal City,. Siam. Cochin China and Neither
lands East Indies via San Francisco) June
Hawaii yia San Francisco) June &c. SIS.
Sschem.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands (via
San Francisco) June 30. L. 8. transport.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia via
Vancouver and Victoria. b. Co July 2. SIS
Niagara.
Tahiti, Mar1uesas, Cook Islands and spe-
cially addressed mall for New Zealand and
Australia (yia San Francisco July :. S.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and New
Zealand via San Francisco) July s. IS. So
mona.
Japan. Corea China, Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (via Seattle)
July T. SIS. Africa Maru.
Japan. Corea, China, Siam. Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands Via Vancouver and Victoria, u. c.
July s, SIS. Empress of Asia.
Japan. Corea, China, Siam. Cochin China
July Z, IS. Kachima Maru.
The sun., 1919-06-23
NEGROES PETITION POWERS.
boston Man Cites Cases of Alleged
Discrimination.

PARIS, June 22.-William Trotter of
Boston, secretary of the Race Petition
ers to the Peace Conference, having
been refused an audience by President
Wilson. has written an open letter to
the Supreme Council OF the five great
Powers detailingi six cases where negro
men are alleged to have been victims"
OF undemocratic class distinction.
The petition says that with the war
fought to democratize the world won
and that since negroes did their share
In winning 1t. they should receive
such equal rights as will be given the
clinical minorities In Austria,
The sun., 1919-06-23
Economical Use of Fur.

To offset the high price of fur. many
manufacturers in the cloak and suit
trade here are using triple rows Of mar.
row landings in place OF a wider. solid
section on some of the lines Of suits
and coats they are preparing for fall.
The fur used matches the Innings OF
many OF the models.
The sun., 1919-06-23
Last Government Wool Sales.

BOSTON, June 22.-The last scheduled
Government wool auction here will be
held tomorrow. The offerings include
$4,000 pounds OF domestic fleece, $780,
600 pounds OF territory wool and 1.500.-
600 pounds OF Texas stock.
With the sale of 100000 pounds Of
carpet wool in Philadelphia on Juno 26 1t
lie expected that the Government auc-
tons will end for this season.
The sun., 1919-06-23
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST NAL

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Britain. Ireland, Egypt and British
India-Close at I A. NJ. June Is, SIS. Piaiis
buryi A. N. june 20, SIS. Royal George;
A. NJ. June IS. SIS. AQuitania.
France, Algeria and Tunis-close al e:sC
A. M. June Is, Ss. Rochambeau.
Gibraltar and Italy-Close at A. NJ June
%. SIS. Francesca; A. NJ. June a. SIS. Ducs
degli AbruzEi: A. NJ. June "a, SIS. Dante
Belgium and Luxcmburg-Close at 8 A. NJ
June "a. SIS. Waubesha; 5 A. NJ. June q. S.
Eglantier.
Portugal-Close at A. NJ. june q. SIS
Monro.
Norway. Sweden and Denmark-Close q,
II 30 A. N. June e6 Ss. Hellig Olav.
Union of South Africa-Close at IL A. NJ
June &c. IS. Hypatia; 10 A. NJ. June Is, SIS,
City of Edinburgh.
Greeeo-Close at A. NJ. June &c. S. West
ern City.
The sun., 1919-06-23
ARRIvALs-sUNpAY, JUNE n.

French cruiser villa dis, 81. Pierre. june /,
IS Aquitania, Southampton. June 14.s
So X. X, Mallory, Brest, June Il.
IS Patria, Narcotics. June I.
IS Ysquina, st. Nazaire, June z.
IS Eglantier. Antwerp, June g.
Sc Colombier, Antwerp, june 4.
IS Lord Ormonde. Hull. June T.
IS Aagot, Newport. Eng, June 6.
Sc Hoven. ,Brest. June 10.
IS Western Scout. 81. Nazaire. June q.
IS Masarih, GLASGOW, Juno 10.
IS Mexican. 81. Nazaira. June 10
IS Gronsund. Shields. June 2
IS Rotterdam uanh), Rotterdam. june Z,
IS Lithopolis, Matanzas. June II.
IS Cornelia, San Juan, June 10.
Ss Charybdis, Bermuda, June 10.
SIS Lake Zaliska, Matanzas, June 10.
'Ss Yale, Norfolk, June q.
IS Lake CORN, Philadelphia, June q.
Sc Lypen. Norfolk. June 10.
Destroyer Lansdale. Azores. June DC.
The sun., 1919-06-23
Business Troubles.
Petitions in bankruptcy.

THOMAS T. sNELI-voiuntary petition
By Th sSnnn. ou Smell spscgiatSr ,sss
cured claims: Gary State Bank. $40. 900;
John w. Fieldhouse. se5. 900: Fort Dear
born National Bank. $4,000; Northern
Smell, simpson Company, 1000: L. c.
Simpson, $4,000; seligsberg & Co,
$4,000; Gary Trust and Savings Bank,
Ii the attorney.
WILLIAM T. BERow-voluntary petition
by william J. Derow. salesman. 230 West
The sun., 1919-06-23

building up the greatest merchant feet
ever known.
The interest-one may say enthusiasm
Regarding commercial and technical
matters has increased to such an extent
that there is a remarkable desire 10
know Latin American peoples and a
keen curiosity on the part of both TO un-
derstand each other. to know how the
other thinks and works
The sun., 1919-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time
sun rises...,. s:2t A NJ Sun sets. ....s.st r N
Moon rises.....I:t5 AM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. ..s:52 A N Gov. Island. .s:s5 A N
He'll Gate.... 5:57 A N
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 rs A NJ Gov. Island. 30 A NJ
Hell Gate......i2:17 p n
The sun., 1919-06-23
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

Ouo To-Day.
Sc Regina, Barry, May a.
Be Odland Barry. May 90.
Sc Cabo Menor. Barcelona, Juns L
Ss Rambler. Brest. May u.
Sc Catawba, Havre. June 3.
80 Cabo Creux. Seville. June Z.
Sc Ferro. Barry, June 6.
SIS Emilia 8. de Perez. Barcelona, June s.
IS Monviso. Gibraltar. June s.
ss Aspinet, Barcelona, June Q.
IS Ceres, Antwerp, June Z.
IS zamora, Antwerp. June 9.
SIS Lake Sunapee. Cardiff, June I.
Sc Bergensftord. Christiania. june IA
SIS la Touraine, Havre, June IA
SIS Panay. Barcelona. June 6,
SIS West Arvada, Cristobal, June IS
Due Tomorrow.
IS West Harcouvar, Gibraltar, June D.
Bs lie Coco. Tyne, June ..
Ss Aleppo. Hull. Juno 10.
SIS Uberaba, Barbados. June 10.
SIS Concho. Galveston, June IS.
Due Wednesday.
Sc Alfonso Kill, Bordeaux, June IL.
SIS Frederik VIII, Christiania, June IT,
Sc Regina d'Italia, Msrseilles, June g.
IS Sierra, ST. Nazaire, June i6
SIS Santa Teresa. st. Nazaire June L.
SIS Eastgate, Havre. June 10.
SIS Munalbio, Dartmouth, June IL.
Due Thursday.
SIS Zeppelin. Brest. June Il.
SIS Seneca, Brest. June II.
SIS Northampton. Bordeaux. June TO-
Sc Masula, GLASGOW, June IL.
SIS Goa. Lisbon, juno II.
SIS Roath, Hayre. June II.
The sun., 1919-06-23

IS Powhatan, from st, Nazaire.
Sc Momus. from Port Eads.
IS City Of Atlanta, from Savannah.
SIS Lenape. from Jacksonville.
The sun., 1919-06-23
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the CITY Of New York

New York, June goth, 1919.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared a Dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT.
payable on and after July LIST, 1919. The
transfer books will remain closed from
June 2lst. 1919. until that date.
WM. Il. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier.
HE IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK.
New York, June goth. 1919.
dividend of Twelve Per Cent. has to-
day been declared by this bank. payable
books will remain closed TIL that date
L. p. TOWNSEND. Cashier.
The sun., 1919-06-23
NEWPORT 6 CINCINNATI BRIDGE co.
General Mortgage 4hfo Fifty Year

In accordance with the terms OF the
Sinking Fund clause OF above Mortgage,
notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
for the sale of as many bonds as can be
purchased with $3.50 (Which amount 10
one per cent. OF S1,S<4,o00, tho amount Of
bonds now outstancing) will be received
at the office of the Louisville Nashville
Railroad Company, No. II broadway, New
1919, when the lowest offer will be ac-
cepted. provided the price does not exceed
par and interest.
e. S. LOCKE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-06-23
INDIANAPOLIs & ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD co.

First Mortgage J1o Bonds, Series A, Ii q.
Arrangements having been made for the
rcfunding OF the debt evidenced by the
above mentioned bonds. holders are noti-
fled that upon delivery. on or after July i,
1919. OF any and an such bonds to Messrs-
J. p. Morgan Co.. at % Wall Street,
New Iork: they may receive from them
bonds.
The coupons due July I, 1919. on Series
A of said bonds will be paid upon surren-
der thereof. and tho Interest due July ],
1919. on the bonds OF Series b and will
be paid on the delivery OF said bonds. at
the office OF Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co.
on and after July l, 1919.
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO
a ST. LOUIS RY. co.
BY NJ. s. BAROER, Treasurer.
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no aesets. Waller a. Van Ness. 22o
d sEGsayS " Il shs gt,ornsy nett.
butcher. oSs Sixth avenue. Liabilities
and assets not given. Principal claims;
49,; Hssr 9'; +. vet ss' s& Ralph Bar,
nett, Is Park Row. is the attorney.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
., The following judsments were h'ea 'p me
de btor:
Raumsn. Jacob R.-B. schoen-
Camp, @m. c-E. p. o. camp; ..
Dean, Lillian H.-B. W. Smith. 1.060.tl
Davis. Harry Nh. Depew ct =.
,DoSyiic;, wait Walter K.-j D. Ora. 1872.
EliicOtt chss. ni.E:. p seaver.. iiSSs
Maspsi Bros. ~ w.. s.toLto
s. A solomon. ........... ssis
ocidb:rs. Ezra j.. and samuel p.
Markowitz (E: ]. Goldberg d .,..
HoTowlti Louis and Joseph Ksr.
pei (United Partition COIL
Hurd. Edytn.c. Rech i., 49,. iis.7O
Hide Leather Storage Co.. 1no- ,7.1
Lilly, VIM. HS6a.oisn. Dis.
Mohr, August. E. =. franklin ..,,,
Martin Corneiius.s. Baker. 1891
Maher. Mary Ak Rainford. -, soss.2o
N1 Merodeeki .................. 77ss
pyers. Inc. a7ss
Srahnim "pp'".... sls.7o
'V eosts oeo' .,..e'.... 1oa75
Raede., Landon-E. II Brown. 1,7oo.bs
NI TinIsiateInWG. W. Rswson... I.5san
Scn n,,s AofAhai I,loc.s2
Sch schter isak.G, w. Rawson 1tSs.o6
Singer. Isaac or EisiG-H. Singer sil.sa
shetland. Maximiliian-A A. .o,ss
seeiey, Frank w. L. Kerf.... +s2.s9
iV ct al. aus 1l,r4.s7
T'im"' z0l"--c' s e. 6sSsi'''''''' $3.50
Bauman. Jacob R.-U. schoengold .,.,
Cohen. Morris E. and Harris =,
Lewis, Robert-L. Friediander.. Ss.s5
'0 a. H ~ pn Sons. i Inc. Essaia
Zacharowitz, Morris-M. Turetsky 1857
Satisfied Judgments.
The frst name is that of the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor and Gate when
Judgment was fled:
Cohn. Max-A. Polsky; June :,
1919 (vacated) ................ yl,sosSl
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Bowie. at Manchester.
IS City OF 81. Louis, at Savannah.