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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-05

FOR SALE. Beautifully situated five
room cottage on East Gadsden street.
with all sanitary connections. Lot 60X1oo
feet. If interested address L. A. E., care
Journal. 1875
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-05
LIBERTY DAIRY FEED
MAKES
MORE
MILK
PENSACOLA FEED COMPANY

FoR SALE-A manufacturing proposition
Of proven merit. a household article
used in every home. inexpensive tn man.
ufacturc, large profits. Only small cap
.ta1 required to operate Will sell the
whole part for cash property that
can easily be converted into cash. Adj
dress p. o. Box 1409. Pensacola, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-05

FOR SALE-Two 80 hip. steam engines
and one 40 h.p. return tube boiler. All
in good condition. Edward Campbell
1900 f. Mallory. TIL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-05

WANTED-Young lady with five years
experience in general o.. ce work. de-
sires position. well educated, and works
for small salary. Address Clara, care
Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-05

FOB RENT-Laree Furnished room with
kitchenette. suitable. for light house
keeping: gas. electric lights. telephone
and other modern convenfences. No
children desired 11S w. Garden; phone.
1407. 1910
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-05

FOR SALE-Launch % feet long, seven
foot beam with h. p. heavy duty
motor (Gray) in best Of CONDITION,
FIT. Barrancas. Fla foZo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Only for the rkcessionary tendency in
United Retail Stores and Tobacco Prod
ucts prices would have been uniformly
higher on the Consolidated Stock Ex.
change yesterday. The weakness In
foreign exchange and hints mt strained
relations with Mexico we're outweighed
as factors later by the improved local
traction situation and Indications OF a
continued sufficiency of funds for invest
mont purposes.
A brisk demand developed for the
steels from the outset. on which Crncible
was bid up 4ss to 18Sis. United States
steel common III TO 101 A.. Bethlehem
steel B 2is to s3a. and Baldwin Loco.
motive as to 104is. Mexican Petroleum
advanced A9s from lis early low 10
17l%. Pan-American az to 1881 and
Royal Dltch OF New York "a to 30.
Vigorous buying in the final hour sent
up Studebaker as to 1905. while Pierce
Arrow rose to 81 Y. Marine common
'2is from its early low to 51ss, Ameri-
can International Corporation to SAX
and Marine preferred 10 112h.
United Retail Stores fell points from
it's early high to Sih. ending at IS,
while Tobacco Products receded 81 TO
.91is.
Copper issues were fractioually higher.
except American Smelling and Refining,
which gained more than point to 74ns.
Texas and Pacific opened Q poirts higher
at 4gA and closed at Aih. Union Pa.
cifio was bid up 10 1s2is. Southern Pa.
oiAc to s4% and Missouri Pacific 10 81.
marlborough Consolidated preferred
scored an overnight gnin of points to
i9H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
PARTY OF 200 SWISS
WILL TOUR US. SOON
Merchants, Manufacturers and
Scientific Students Are
Among Visitors.

A party OF about 250 influential Swiss
merchants. manufacturers and students
OF economics and science will tour this
country between September and octo.
Der with purpose OF renewing their
former or establishing new connections
and getting acquainted with the present
phase Of industrial social and inteliec.
tual life of this country
The delegation decided on visiting this
country in order to overcome more read
lily the many difficulties. which still con-
front travellers in the way of obta,nins
passports and foreign vises necessary 10
Tour the one or the other foreign coun-
try
The party consists of the follovinR
sr"ups: Commerce 50. industry 90. con.
struction and machinery %, textile 30,
electricity 10 and public welfare 20. The
general itinerary foresees visits to the
following cities: New York, Buffalo
Cleveland, Detroit. Chicago, Cincinnati
Pittsburg and Philadelphia, Variant
routes mapped out for members who
may be DESTROYS of visiting additional
points Of interest include Boston, Mon
treal, Toledo. Milwaukee, Minneapolis
81. Louis, Baltimore and Washington.
The organization for visits 10 some OF
the renowned plants. factories and es-
adjustments Is carried out by the United
StsteA Chamber OF Commerce, in con.
nectioh with the Official Information
Bureau of switzerland, at 24i Fifth ave.
rue which Will receive prospeetuses and
catalogues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
SHORTS, DRIVEN TO
BUY, FORCE CORN UP
0vcrsOld Market Rises 4 1-2 to
Z Cents q Bushel i'm Nat
ural Reaction.

The corn market was strong yester-
day on the strained technical position,
the covering by shorts and the CATCH
ing OF many stop loss orders. Prices
advanced ~ to cents bushel. show.
ing a natural reaction after the sharp
break of the day before. Profit taking
checked the advances.
The rapid declines OF the last few
days with the restrictions on trading
put the market In an oversold condi-
ton. Shorts covered freely when they
realised the situation, and as a result
options rose steadily. Many stop loss
orders were uncovered on the advance.
The cash market showed strength due
to the demand for the product,
Sentiment was more divided than in
any other OF the recent sessions. Against
the bullish factors was discouraging
news. Foreign exchange broke. sterling
reached q new low, as did francs and
lire each. Renewed efforts to bring down
the cost of living are still prominent
factors in the market, but were over
Swallowed yesterday.
Weather and crop reports were gen
orally favorable. except one from the
Santa Fe road, which told of deteriora-
ton as the result OF drought. Those
reports checked the outside buying. Re-
ceipts are expected to grow larger now
that the shipping situation is improved.
Country offerings were not large.
Oats were irregular, with a heavy
undertone. Professionals dominated the
market, operating on both sides. Weak
ness in foreign exchange, which quieted
the export demand, was mainly respon-
sible for the softenlng. Receipts con-
tinue fair and stocks large, but country
offerings were small.
Provisions after weak opening
steadied on light offerings and the better
feeling in the corn market. Packers
were credited with some OF the buying.
WHEAT--consumers In Europe are APP
parently not particularly worried over the
question OF supplies during the coming
season and have inquired that the surptus
production In the leading export countries -
considerably In excess Of the requirements
developed whether weakness In sterling OK
America, but evidently the Grain Ccrpor:
alton Is preparing fof LARGE shipments o.
wheat soon and ID making weekly rur-
chAs-~ of flour for export.
CORN--No, : yellow, quoted at ~ lsA
and No. 2 white, 81 11h, {, T., NeM fork'
OATs-No. white quoted at sIc.; No
4 white at sec No. white Scc'; all nom
RYE-Firm. No. > Western. .l.ss. G. +.
Nf SAEI GiN Feeding. n.5: malt
Ing siusclk "a Il Nw dS.N Sound milling
HkY-steady. No. !, 50 10 se.Oa; No :.
si.iS TO tt.s5; No: 5. ass to h.sS; ship
'ssTRAw-aulet. No. I'VE, "a ton.
f.tnCAEN pRtcFS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
FINANCIAL NOTES.

William Stern has become associated
with Posher e. Co as manager Of their
hraneh office in tho Me'ropolHan Build
A. q. Becker & Co, Ames Emerich 4
Co GnI the First trust ana Savings Bank
an Issue of Se.50o. 900 hrSt mortgage Q per
cent serial gold bonds OF the Rainsy
Wood Coke COMPANY
scrsptieh TO Yield from to $40 per rent,
according 10 maturity. $4,000 goo q per
cent. serial gold notes OF the .Barnsdail
rally iieGcS6 on the iirst t day Of easi,
month from September l. 1918. to May j,
1922. both Inclusive.
for june, as .s2i.sts, against .7fa,ssp issi
year, an increase Of tih3oS: for six months
ended June 80 sales we're u.st7. $50
year ago, an Increase uf sTSt9Ss.
Jones Bros Tea company. Inc, reports
sales for July of tl.ilo,ec., against
III. sales Tor seven month. euSed jGjs
81 were ss.6ss,3ls, ssainst s7,T7s3sS FOL
INC same period last Year. showing an In
w. p. Anderson, formerly assistant gen.
erhl manager % the Wrisht.Mariin Air.
craft Company, has become general mana
ger OF the Odds Motor Company OF LAns
Albert c. Rucker has purchased a cot
ton Exrhange seat for sst,oeo, held b,
s,t F. Ia. I'D 'sS Ss 'ns f0 sss m
s2s, eco, but the two previous sales were
at ?l,ooo. which Is the record price.
bee and Its MunIeipaiities,, a syaepsis d
the work done by that province In the pro.
motion OF sound municipal finance. hal
been Issued by A. Il. Ames 4 Co. Of To-
William r. Compton Company are Of
fering a new Issue Of $4,000 Pope county
These bonds are exempt from ali Fedora
income taxes and are offered any maturity
to Yield ~ per cent.
The board of directors Of the Banker,
Trust Company made the following mp
poin ments yesterday: W. A. Henderson
auditor 10 be assistant treasurer: u. n
wf II nssd ne sSa pSs
head clerk IN charge of transfer depart
msht, to be assistant secretary.
The Asia ssss,ng cS,DS 2, Sv hs. an
as general rnaeaesr o. its Far Easteti
branches, with headquarters at Shanghai
m ssrs ,er Tss.s oo%ssa n sss ":
tefday and Will sail from Vancouver OF
september \.
m.@J ssP ,s. r sss s s,sss. Sss,.s s
change requesting q holiday on the satur
day before Labor Day,
A pr ninent New orleans S cotton ntm
ton Exc .Age, Is about to establish office
In this ~. being attracted by the hiEhe
o rs,s N ssr5sS ss by houses ,ss l1sr
understood 10 BIO contemplating sihia
action.
membership In the New York Cotton ok
The Guaranty rru., Company has bee,
stock ana common stock OF the consolsun
oe Ths Producer and Rerners Corporate,
township &c. range tf h the Ferris aeId
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
EXPLANATION BY MR.. HINES.
Corrects Erroneous Impression ms
to c. q w. l. Nofe Financing.

To THE FINANCIAL EDITOR OF THE
SCN-Sr: In to-day's edition of your
paper under the sub-heading of CHI
cago and Western Indiana" appears n
statement as. follows.
1T was learned in banking circles
yesterday that the United states RAIL
road Administration has arbitrarily adj
vanced one year the life of AN issue
of $15.000.o0o 6 per cent. notes which
mature on September L. and which were
put out by banking group exactly a
year ago. This IL an entirely new de-
parture in meeting an Indebtedness by
the Railroad Administration, and Wall
Street wondered yesterday just how far
it could or would be extended. 1t was
stated that no matter what the circum-
stances none OF the bonds would be
paid until one year after they are due,
September 4. 1919. It was said by bank
efs who aided In floating the loan that
the distribution OF the notes had been
extremely wide. and that the average
of Individual holdings would not exceed
$4,000 per cent"
1t Is proper that ! should say to you
that the statement above quoted. so far
as it purports to state any past action
or proposed action OF the Railroad Ad-
ministration, IL not warranted by any
facts In connection with the matter, and
ministration, in response to a request by
the Chicago and Western indiana Rail-
road Company for its approval, in ac-
cordance with Section Of the Federal
control act, OF a renewal for one year at
I per cent. interest, without discount.
Of 81 zoe. 900 of notes OF said company
maturing September I, 1919. has stated
In a letter of date August is, 1919, to
Messrs. e. H. Lee and w II, Lyford,
finance committee of the Chicago and
Western Indiana Railroad Company, that
the Director General approves as con-
sistent with the public interest" the pro-
posal as above set forth.
In view OF these facts. 1 am sure you
will want TO correct the erroneous
abatement contained in your paper I
will appreciate IL &c you will advise me
OF the sources OF this information, as /
feel that In matters OF this Importance
Won will desire TO aid the Government
in preventing the dissemination Of mis-
leading statements.
WALKER d. HINES.
Dtrector-General OF Railroads
wAsnINuTUN. Aug. 10, 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
SENECA POLICIES
ARE ALL REINSURED
Holders in Failed Company
Safegnardcd by Phillips's
Action.
GETS AN ORDER OF COURT
Concerns Liabilities, Exclud-
ing Capital Are S44,378
Above Assets.
GETS AN ORDER OF COURT

Jesse s. Phfllips superintendent OF
Insurance, made public yesterday a
statement concerning the Seneca Fire
Insurance Company Of Buffalo, whose
affairs became involved through the
failure of the North Penn Bank OF Phila.
delphia.
The company was organized in Buff
falo In 1912. In 1918 it's control passed
to the James J. Bolsnd Company, Inc,
through the purchase of 10000 shares
of Its capital stock. After obtaining
control the Boland company moved the
offices to Scranton. Pa. where its bust
ness was conducted until recent date,
when the Offices were moved to New
York. The James j. Boiand Company,
Inc, acted as general agent OF the Gen
eca Fire Insurance Company and also
OF the New York National Insurance
Company. such latter company being
now under liquidation by the DEPART
ment.
An examina ton Of the books showed
liabilities. excluding capital. of t44,-
373.11 over assets
In an order Of liquidation obtained
in the Supreme Court in Erie County
yesterday the superintendent obtained
from the court authority to reinsure the
company's outstanding business. believ
ing such steps necessary to protect
policyholders. A reinsurance was
therefore effected with the Globe & Rut-
gers Fire Insurance Company of New
York OF the company's entire business
in force, effective as of IL o'clock noon,
August 10. BY such reinsurance the
policyhoiders get full protection against
loss. and no cancellation or replacement
OF the policies IL necessary. With the
commission received for the reinsurance
il is expected the assets will be SUM-
cient TO pay losses in full.
The company commenced business Feb
ruary. 1914. with a capital stock Of $780,
800. Its net annual premium income
amounted approximately to s3a6,00o.
The officers OF the company were
President, James ]. Boland: first vice.
president. Charles Diebold, Jr. second
vioe-president r. g. Houck; treasurer.
n. p. Bolandi secretary. J. Russell
Jones assistant secretary. p. q. Enser :
assistant secretary, b. F. Maize.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
PUZZLE FOR BANKERS HERE.
British Lift Han on Foreign Sc.
curities Trn ding.

Rankers were more or less puzzled by
the cryptic announcement of the British
Treasury yesterday OF 1.-The withdrawal
of the regulations prohibiting deallnge
in foreign held securities" although they
agreed that 1t marked one step nearer
normal conditions. Even In London the
announcement caused confusion and
heaviness in bond and stock prices.
SO far as can he learned there were
two prohibitions in effect: one prevent
ing the transfer and sale of enemy
owned securities: the other designed to
prevent the export of capital through
purchase of foreign owned securities by
the British investor. 1t was assumed
that the prohibition against enemy
owned securities continues in effect.
II was said yesterday that IL the Brit
ish investor began TO purchase foreign
held securities 1t might depress still fur
Their. the value OF the pound sterling.
but 1t was agreed that the possible un-
favorable influence on exchange would
not be great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
vIR0INIA-CARoLI>A CHEMICAL. 90.

Jersey CIV, y. Il, August ist. lela.
Notice IS hereby given mat the Annual
MeNtmE OF Stockholders o. he VIRGINIA "A
CAROLINA CHEMICAL. COMPANY for
The slection NJ Directors and for tn" traps-i
action or such othsr business as may law 4
fully CNmc httore the mselinS tirCludlnE
receiving The Annual Report OF the Board
or Directors ana the rAtineation 81 the acts
OF the said Bosrd since the last HnnBHi
meeting OF StockholderS), will he held at
he principal ofNce Of the COMPANY. 10 EN1
change race, Jersey Cily, CoEnty Of Hud4
son, New lerssy, at o'clock = NJ, on.
"Wednesday. tho 3Td DAY o. Septsmberg
1919 (thls being the hrst Wednesday OF
September. in HccordanrE with Article |.
Section |. ot tao By-iavs
The transfer hooks OF tho Company wilt
not he closed Tor the purpose OF the meet I,
ing, but IpurSannt 70 the statute n tina
state Of New Jersey M shs ~ OF stocR
can no voted on 81 SH.i oiArtion whlth
shall have hccn transferred on the hnOks
Of thr Company after A1gGst '>'a, lsl9% .
Z y. CRENSHAW. SacrotHrF. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
II. &c, $4,000 tramp shares.

Chandler & Co, Inc. announced yes
terday that In addition TO the Sl,l64
Camp shares and voting trust certih-
Gates acquired by the American snip
and Commerce Corporation s.oOO shares
are in urocees OF exchange, (which viii
give il more than 10000 shares. or about
= iwo-thirds interest. The book value
Of This sset on December 81. 1918. ex.
elusive OF good will, was In excess OF
81. 900, 1000. Based on earnings OF W,
ala.s55 for the first seven months OF
this wear and orders I'm hand, earnings
on Kerr Navigation Corporation for 1919
before taxes will be at least $4,OOO,ooe
cramp earnings available for the stock
since January /. Il il understood, have
been at the rate OF $50 per snare. mnsa
the Cramp exchange has been completed
American chip and Commerce Corpora
flor win have outstanding 5io,oeO shares
Of capital stock. no bonds. notes OF
preferred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
John Nickerson, Jr.
3l4 N. Broadway 81 Broadway
81. Louis New York
PROCTOR & GAMBLE ISSUE.
Gsarantee Trust Co. UNDERWRITERS
30. s00,OO0 Preferred stock.

IT was Announced yesterday that the
Guaranty Trust Company and the Ma
tional City Company have underwent
ten an Offering TO stockholders OF
ss,S66, goo six per cent. preferred stock
OF the Proctor & Gamble Co Common
stockholders OF record August 30 will
have the privilege of subscribing,
1t IL understood that Dominick n
Dominick, Field, Richards e. 60, Cincin-
natl. and Hayden, Miller & Co., Bortou
& Borton and Bonbright -Herrick Co.,
Cleveland, viii be associated with the
underwriters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
cURRAN CHIEF MAGISTRATE.
Takes McAdoo's Place Daring Lat
ter's vacation.

Magistrate Henry II. Curran has been
designated as Acting Chief Magistrate
until further notice BY direction OF Chief
City Magistrate McAdoo, who IL on va
cation In |Iaine. Magistrate Charles n.
Harris, who has been substituting for
Magistrate McAdoo, Ia also out OF town.
A reception was rendered yesterday to
Max s. Levine, recently appointed a
city Magistrate. at Essex Market court.
A silk judicial robe, n gavei and foun-
tain pen were presented TO him by Abra.
ham Horowltz. acting for the Second
Assembly District Democratic Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
COFFEE MARKET.

Disappointing Santos cables led TO a
light selling movement on the call and
prices opened at declines OF Is TO 19
points. Santos futures market showed
further weakness later. with net de-
cline OF 800 reis. This led to realizing
and final prices were the lowest of the
day or net declines OF IS to Al points
Local spot market easier, but quiet Rio
Is held at 21&c and Santos As at 20 Iae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
London Money Market.

LONDON. Aug. l9,-Money. Sh per
cent Discount rates, short bills, 7-i6
H3la per cent three months bills
ss-l6@3% per cent. Gold premiums al
Lisbon, 100. Consols for money closed.
Sc; British. 5 per cent. loan. st&
British "a per cent. loan. SIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
,..w. orser. fer Derby Hata.

THE derby hat promises to receive a
new lease OF popularity next fhii anu
winter II orders from retailers are m
Sieatiye. Manufacturers here state that
~etalitrs are ordering heavily OF All
,tvles OF derbies while next IN favor is
the brown soft hat,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
LILLIAN coFFEE STATISTICS.


Oats. 1920 bu. fiaxseed, s3.10s bu,
Beans, coo bu. rye hour. 81 bbls. Of
rake. 1888, 400 lbs beef. 100 bbis. lard
llsl,i3s lbs. oottonseed oil. 100000
ibs lubr1cating OIL. es5,fS0 gals. bar
,ey, 1885 bu.; peas, 25.37s bu. nouf
testss sacks oatmeal. 2.7so bbiss
perk. ESQ bbls bacone a43,f2s lbs.
cheese. 1880 lbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


Atlantic Toast linn HNilroad Go. :,
In.erft du" sep en- 1"r /. 1919, on 40
lRntic Goast Line Rs''roGd Company F,CS'
Gonsn!tdatNd g, Bonds wiz va pa:a ~
Al thr once Of the UNITED cTATEi
TRUST COMPANY Of New YORK. 80
q wal street, New NorE, on or Aftel
September !, ltia
The transfer books Of said bonds Val
be os5d Angus 30 1919. AID reopsnet
sep, w WIFE J, WORCESTER Secretary.
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Cote Cahlcy-Rlo unchanged at 1880 for
~ Is: exchange I'D. higher at II 1873 re-
Gu9tel at 29t20O. or 200 rels lower than On Au-
slst ~; receipts 2s,Ooo for two days, stock
LslAG0 futures unchanged.
Receipts at the ports s9 .oOo against 1000
last year and ia, 900 two years ago Jundiahy
ssTrttyalS 1900 for two days, againgt $1,000 and
Santos 1900 wasther Hne in three districts,
WIN frost in two; temperatures Sc 10 S.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
LEssre IRON MILLS SOLD.
heaAins Co. Bess Post.tswn plan,
20 Get Muck mar Output.

Special Despatch 10 THn sux.
PorrsrowN, Pa. Aug. 1e.--Tbe r,es.,s
iron mills here, among the oldes, ana
largest In the schuylkill Valley, were
pousht day by the Reading Iron Com.
pany. The plant comprises three pud-
1Iing mills together with the necessar,
neatihg furnaces. nail factory with los
cur nan machines and various other de-
partments.
BY acquiring these mills the READING
company will get the entire Lessis out
put OF muck oars for the manufacture
OF iron pipe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
PENNSYLVANIA co. GUARANTEED
3H FER CENT TRUST CERTtFB-
Gates. SERIES "a" DUE 1881

Pursuant 20 terms m agreement dated
Sep,emoe Der l. SH7. the undersigned invites
tenders OF above cert ihcatcs for sac and
delivery as Of september 1, 1919. Al a price
not exceeding par and interest 10 this ex-
tent OF $4,000, the sum now payable 10
sinking Fund.
Sealed tenders, stating SPECIFIC numbers y Q
certificates offered, addressed to GlnAEU|
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee, sinking Fund
PENNSYLVANIA Company Guaranteed AZ, nor
cent Trust Certificates Series A. will he
received until IL m. August 30. 1910. Ac.
Chpted certificates must he delivered mot
later than september I, 1919, ar security
furnished mat daN n required that de-
livery will be made within ten days
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE H. STUART 20. Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa. August Is. 1919.
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nn-no. Ayrss GRAIN Market.

Broomhsls grslR cables from Rnenos
Avres yesterday we're az follows, quotations
hetng IN pesos aud rnfsvos per 100 Aiios
isS1.S poGnds);
Net MAJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

minneapolis Grain Market.
MiNSEAPofIs, Aug Ia.--Flour un.
changed, Barley, st.1s61.ss Rye. No.
2. s1.4ssi. fsran. $40: FAX. $c.O2as.ot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad CT

GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustees once. Room ~ 18Th Floor
Mills Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

LONDON METAL MARKET

LONDON. Aug. is.--Tollowing are the 81
ing metal quotations:
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=. New York, Aug. :, 1919.
The Trustees have this day designated. by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

TUNHINN BUNDS DEALE IN flint.
Mexico Extern stTl Sc Of 20, 1ei5. =. ~
Mexisa ERten gold % Of Vt, 1884,, 50 IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

Iangc or prices
Open. High. low. Close.