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New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
reduction Of
" ooIen Cloths
Shows Increase
Percentage of Idle Looms
Small, Says Department
Of Commerce: September
" ool Consumption iarSe

Production 9f woo'cn ana wore-ea
Goth IN the Jnted states has shown a
steadv increase from the low ebb dur
ing Febru ry. when 5sl uer Gen. Of
ne y ~e c-otA -oo. 11s "a per cent
q narrow .th CONS vara %
e. ~ GER cent de wI-e .oo~s ana
or -l.e narr w ean- "a Gc-
lot : uras f9r oetU ..-
made pu1..c uy tae il-.atrtls n. ~ 5..,a-
efce. ahoA greater nea-f -n as
CONS acti.e II ~ ~ .As
yea NJ - carpet aad ~ 1o. we
II opera. on ac Der 70
ot1"r ,ae year. q thsa-n 81
cent Wee RI or that la-e ar.--
'g mach .ery }Lle $ OK. II
l.le o. er cert rom Ssr.e,, 10
bc.ooer !. and co~-h ~-- ls.a 7l-.r, fl
OF per con-. h percentase ~
tn~c2 - 1e ny ard SO ras-... a.
=. ID 400 81 = I'd a- dec:e4sa a.
- 2 I-f cent sr
October and IDLE wcrstea
iron rs 10 -
Close 70 5s.ooQo0o pol1ds q ol
" r COZ lncG
states durir- tine north ~ Sem
comnarei With about 4-5 ara
II Seatg @5er. 1873. accord '.--. s..
por1- ConsaM ption TOR prev ols uo---s
thls ,'ear ran aorr xi Ia ely ~
ows; August. - 09a090. Juv - no.
e95; Jun. ~ 0.o0o ani Nav 4-1a3-
GEO DQr~ September tie con r.r.,,n-
ton ircl t4d a.ou, 25 100000 ~oa,ts
o. dones- woods. a-ans- 1-5oa neO
pounds lore rr wool. our morris
g. t9r dur ~ Tire month %
September to-aled Is ls5 50l r8urds
conn red " a5.l tne Sarae amount
m Au-ast sa.Nf Hl pounds IN July.
81 Nf. a0a nol r. 2ne4a5A
n aaa pounds
ao0r T..
Fy'tF The oorsae n.ion tef IS navs mat
re- co eo laHe-t and
for IN = els f~on no--h - ontn s.
only Chilly above III. .maar-s
amouet of WOO, n IL
ber. the rota .uo rta
try roach nr aao4- 3oaaHHl .au-a.
i Sh ~.fn Atf each
supp ia eaay I'D. pom
end Aastfai Il close III aou-as.
nj suEn 4ed lbs WITH man
$4,000 n0l0ls. f-a sl a. AND
"a" mo~e ~ 04. n-
mostly 'ow grade No ~ a Csasda
with close 20 100000 pound of me
woois.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
China a Big Field for
I. S. Trade. Say. Banker
American u charts Must Es-
tabl'~I sel.'nq teent- There,
Rainh naAN.on A--ert.

IN re citert tne nes- ties =
econotnic eeee lorrer- tie af-. been
realized IN the .tei States. accord
ing t. r. nh Dawson. vee ,eess o1
the Asia Barking CORP .f.rfrH who r7s
just reurned from a f9.1-eon months
trip 20 the ORIENT
AmerlcaS Share - Cff- ~,,,
be oata'nea and he'd against al COM
Detstols. says Nr D4a
nae'ra case iHfe. .geat and a--..e a
common s,ase policy n deallre u.sa
To succeed IA this field. he savs.
Americ can merchants mu-s raa {.
g-ge permanent y .a The Cr.a.-c -e
Z G -.0
ecu p1ee " n personnel III
t4As -.en Wiling 10
-aHg-age and trade lee
tAeir 81 toners The 81. co.. ~
caar- alst ae re-a. to eat..
term ere .'.ts. som times llieH
aI.afeen ITS fnar angeai. ,eI.ss %
the Nestern mind lh-s iHeefes 8sn,
ier N-lca t1e ot- sexes the
mora stRnding ~ The -or
Through the camrrado~ svsten.. or
taf9N-a laIosma' on WHICH can ah-
t.-.ae4 - tae scli-r. ta4 rlsk o. such
dea li..cs IS Released tl.4 n rs...lefu
~ strength of me Br sh rra 3e
IN the olleat.' says 3r Dav-on. 8
tas result, IA 'aise part. Of ,ae oaca-
INK "tcn Br tsa ir.1s are tn4sied
- secuee from BRUSH banks England
mas re- long III per.erce IN ta-s sort
OF thing. bur ~ ought 10 rcsllze taat
Il We ara aot @l.Iiay - s-.teal 10
Chinese merchants and manufacturers
sAthcient cr dlt - carry Ga tnesi 54si-
ness, p-scsas of American goods w.L
never leAoh ang sreat toiA.n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Cincinnati Seeks Leadership
I'm Periodical Publishing
Printers There Are Already Getting Out Several I'm.
portant National Magazines and Plans Are Being
Laid to Make City Publishing Center of the U. S.

and radials here. told The Tribune
correspondent to-day that one-half of
ITS output was going to foreign coun-
tres. Despite credit and exchange OBJ
stacles, he said, Europe was a heavy
buyer, and South Africa, China and
Japan were also placing orders. The
domestic business since the armistice
has been mainly in supplying Ameri-
can factories with the tools necessary
10 1aclIitate their reconversion from
war work to peace time activity
Taken as whole, the machine tool
shops here are producing $50 per cent
as much as before the war, but abou,
10 per cent Of their output at the
peak of activity during the armed con-
hlct. Dlscontinuancc of most of the
night work explains the downward
trend Of the curve of production dur
ing the last year. This is not due ia
a naucity of orders, but to feeling
on the part of the management that
labor could be most efficiently handled
on an elght-hour basis. Officers Of sew
eral plants have declared that they
now have enough orders on their books
to keep them busy for the next SIX
months.
New Transit System
The movement of working men and
women from their homes TO the fac
tory will be greatly expedited by the
new rapid transit system, on which
work has just begun. The new road
which is being financed by the munci-
patty, viii cost S1O0o000o. according
to the Chamber Of Commerce. and will
consist of nearly mile OF subway
one-half nile of elevated and nearly
nineteen miles Of surface tracks. The
route wiN follow that the now de-
funct Miami and Erie Canal. obviat-
ing the necessity Of buying rights of
way and destroying existing buildings
The canal is owned by the state The
new street railways. it is said. VIII
probably be privately operated, ard
will he completed within three years.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Government Seeks
Bids on Textiles

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The War
Department has available 100000
yards of textiles, informal bids on
which viii be accepted until y o'cloc x
noon on Monday. November 10, by the
Zone Supply Oliicer IN New YORK City,
Director of Sales Morse announced
to-day.
The textiles include sateen, rubber
ized sateen, duck, conyalescent cloth
melton seconds, jerkin lining, gauze,
jeans and drill. Complete information
relative to the yardage, manufacturer
width, weight and location OF the tex
tiles may be obtained from New York
Zone Supply Office.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Bank kcrs Buy
Bonds of Three
French Cities
Will Offer S45.O0O.OOO
Issue 10 the Public on
$50 7. {. Basis: Part of
Proceeds to Meet Maturity

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. announced
Yesterday the purchase of an issue Of
S+5,ooo Of hftcen- year bonds Of
the French cities Of Lyons, Marscilles
and Bordeaux. divided equally among
;he 'hfee Municipalities The securi-
ties VIII bear interest q, the rate Of
per cent d year and VII not Be re
eeomaSie before maturity. The bank
frs N.aN 10 offer he issue TO the Amer
can public shortly az s2's and accrued
interest. 20 yio.d about Csc per cent on
the 1--we stn3eut
The syndicate which viii offer the
bends Vii consist of kuhn. Loeb <
Co., the Nat.ona, G;:y Company.
the Guaranty Irast Company Harris.
Forbes & Co., hidder. Peabody q
Co. William A. Read & CO
and the Continental ana Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank, Of Chicago.
0t tire proceeds Of the new loan
nearly sa9.Uoo.0oQ viii be used 10 pay
cf the remaining outstanding bonds #
tne S3ia1e.4o0 French cities issue sold
1erc during the war
Na4rce Casenave. director general
of the rercr mlssi-n in The United
STATES. n + letter TO the bankers. saws
OF +re rfw .oaN:
.Iaese bor4s &C being issued 10 re
place tho funds uscd to repay on No
ver.oer Z, 1919. the bonds of these
Citlt- Ming outstanding Of the
S1f aHl BONDS originally issued
aid far other purposes. Zach issue viii
bo the cirec- ob CATION OF the city
issuing the same and they VIII be the
only external .oans OF these cities
presently oetstaa ding
The bonds ni.l be issued in bearer
coupon form. n denominations Of
s..pe. 500 ard S7oo, and VIII bear IN
teres fram November j, lele. at the
"a of per cent per annum. pay
a. ~etsi-auf 1s.-r or May and No
ven7er PRIME pal aad interest .of
the bonds WI be payable IN United
States god coin o. the standard of
we.eh' and eueness existing on No
Venser J. 1919 WI hour deduction for
any present err fgt-rc French govern
Men-a-, nlurlc pal or other French
taxes The government ot the French
Reput sas agree. 10 undertake. In
order n rerust tl-e cities Of Lyons.
Marse es ana Bordeaux. or any Of
.rem 90 paw .he interest or prirciDal
amount of The loan "a gold in the City
q \ev 7rS. 70 furuisa them and each
ot trem necessary fin exchange for
araI.at ether currency With
gold ~ -re amount needed and au-
tnoriae is e>portation for said pur-
pose.
eAs csts' shed ~ -he laws Of France
roveri ae naa.c pAl.t.es. The finances
- aaa tre authority 20 bor-
r9V ue'1e eTy taxes and execute the
a4arsts are under ,he control
-n- tse French natlol-a
ef errllra ettr this supervision.
authorities o5 Lyons.
ac4 ler-.-4A have followed
policy. establish
che cities uron .
Tine ernai loans NV
interest rates.
are. neNt 10 Paris.
ar. most mrolta-t
rance. Originally
arc'et- '.r.a7 on M
f.et h4ve crown steadily
Importance because Of
arca'c aarartaeoS. Sl,.i-
rs~ '~e .one ot hoetiilties
-ra' condition. already
val aas reen
stantIal-y since 1871
tra t.at-ltlos pfogtael -79
Nar 'rsAr. .hev were called
ty trelr ieere-se i'm
sa AID tnc G. p-ns.oa OF iasi-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
JEW EERY-Cerntar,s Fins
1t Hard to Sell Ciocks Here

German manufacturers are meeting
with little success in their Efforts 70
place large quantities Of clocks on the
American market. Al oush a great
shortage o. all kinds Of clocks exists in
the United States. " oiesa. RS ard re
tai'ers refuse to accept goods made in
Germany. One Wholesaler reported
Yesterday that a representative Of a
German firm Visited nm and otfered
immediate delivery on 100 600 small
clocks at a rdiculously low figure, and
although this wholesalers stocks are
very low at this time. he refused to
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

purchase any pat Of TIE c'ook Tbs
is au. one example O -oe IL er n
which the German n1anufac-n are
tryiHg 70 capture Amer can tral-.
he demand FOR Amer c. made
ocss continue - ne greatly in en-
cess of = SUPPLY. Re.a .aes Mann
facturers regort, who formerly wers
pai'.c-4a ar anviol- - E Ger
make or style o. CLOCK. are now Wiling
and CAD % ge- almes. any kind of
t-r'epiece ~ tE7 rla-afae.4r-r' price.
Although produce on Is gaming stead
i '. man-factar - 10 ~ bone 20 iii
moro taaa hait tte.s 10 ay oras,s.
I ocks Tor l92o WI Save - ta1c ca:e
OF themselves csc ma... s.ctarers as
sert and nary 81 ihe retailers >r ron-
rooms VII oe practically : bare Tor tas
spring Il .xt laar
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Business Items

Tho board Of manseers o. the SIX
Assoc.ats II Am.r r.ca mas PASSED
reso lutiQns. approving tar.f 10 pro-
tect the Fer can dye industry aga.ns +.
Unfair foreign competition and the II
s'itutiou % an equitable licensing sys-
tenn for limited period 70 enable
American consumers 10 import dyes not
made in IA country.
The association ma established an
exchange bureau through which ncm-
bers can dispose Of surplus machinery.
dyes and other materials TO other mem
bers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE or NV ~. NETTING or
~TGCf.IfIf X

Nn.io~ g. ftrH .ra- The anr''ai
a.aatlnr l.l fZA
.1AI. Fn1f t-N ~-a-sfia ar ar-e r-I
rt tur f.e
tat-- > T
: .rpafy b.
i-.sf.
ila ,.era.4-h
CH1ritv
rf+ei IT
N...: lgte af
fNn
iassaa af
l1ret
i.s s.rf tff.
h.fa-f
t'le f,tar.tf .er
ifsItls
nan ~.lt
t0n-1a n.--.as proposition
rl ARTICLE III
CH.upanv av PRO
-.l- s.aefi.a VI enairi ,u of
ths bcari Directors ana for o.
'tar. 4s. a. \lr= .rssl- n-s. al@o for
sr Assist rt.arf and Assistant
---'-Har rt atuft bylaw provic-
ms cf such additional
oTrcrs rrr t.-~fa The polls VIII
rrer te1 aours Transfer books
t fn October -sth. 1aIa 60
.
.at.t or 4-th 1879
p ST 'rtHN Frank n WOOpS
ss'-n' President
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
VI o Il :
Yesterday s day S
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Recei pts were l4.2s5 packages
Creamery. higher than extras ID. roo
20 nc; extras, - score. 6oi2e. nrsts. 80 10 81
score. e. = "a 69c hrsts. ss to 50 score s3 a
CSC; seconds. s. to s. score. S. a .,14 lower
st"des i2M 5lr. HID hiEhos thaa extras,
'e fln'c, extras. ~ i4c, nvsts, coo 64c, Sec
outs o.. .oNc. unsalted. niehtr than eN-
tfas = q 15i i2ci extras II ~ &c. hrsts.
81 iQ '0e; seconds. 5S@6-c. state dairy tubs.
fines IS eoHc. good 70 prime, o5 q sic
common TO fair. az &c. rt tr0NateN. t-x-
tras 57c. ladies currert lna.se. nrsts. ~ p
"a 5of.c. seconds. asa AZ i2c; loWef. s>ades.
- g. l.. lackiug stock. CIIgcnt make,
80 J. 4sc; 10 = &c. lower seades. III q
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
BOPO>A

no TnE noun II on IASTpR> rH~
ii.Hl. ! 80 tt'tf.tNN FAN\ I~~I :.
ili~l llf> te}lAGl.Rtl. TKt II
ii> "a Nt - y ~lNhi\ts III Nd
cor ID BO\D~ Bt l. >iPIf NIlk l.
ettr ftat 'l4e u, .icr-
Noe urr Is. lsIe.
tafiirrs or llu
n"n he eur-
November
.N..tttue ono hur-
nrI ani nrs. haif rfr r.r,i.,,
r.le t.0fIefl interest.
af.i .a..uIlui
f. Is fs.rs a ~
tH' 1li o'fei. $.
H"il AiIA TIKI s1 COMPANY
-.atc.
EHE g. 2N tf.Hf.N
Vice l'reslleat
Iatet fHI4
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Labor Shortage Acute
Commodities

nana. Most # tho market features We're
bullish factors beins smaller Era re
caipts fauen nighel COST and 'ref-sut ffery
tocei her with "a fair lDcal sr,. deaa end.
RIO - advancing 10 l7s4 Sc t. 81 sc Santos
going TO - Prices close' 10 me- -4lus
for the day of ~ to So points
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steersfair TO
primo. 100 lbs sl2.Oo0l6.75 sl2.50Qlloo
Dressed beef slues,
10. ..-........ .i5Q .96 Ism 2S
Live veals, COM
mon to prime
100 los. .,... sl5.oOa2eoO 1909 20. 90
d. lrsscd veal city.
~ ..:.....:.. .229 50 .lSa 2s
lbs. ;......... s.oo0 $50 e-5oQlloo
city. III. ;... 100 IS .l2u II
city. b........ iSQ "a .22Q .27
hogs 100 lbs. 145oI1475 1s.00plS. so
Live lambs fair
to prime 100
lbs. ,,.....,... ls.ooql5oo 15.25Ql,5o
con, 10. b...... 20%%9lia 2oi@ II 2Gs.
Mess beef, bbl.. eS.00d124 90 as 90 Gf SO GO
Lard. mid West.
100 lbs, ....,. a725@2zs5 sss5aa7.o5
ASess pork. Dbl. :. 46 SO q - 4o0OW4Io
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Investors almanac

CHEAP MONEY-Lo,c interest rates:
l. c, money con be hired at q iow yewfoL
Money and Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
BUYERS Coming

BALTIMORE-C CAlman. Baker ( Co
c. Baker. mfrs Mens. boys pants. cloth
ng spe-.alti-s. Herald S4uAgs. IS e>
tecteu &oNcA.Der ~ and II.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
. y utNp NOTICES
sr,>nstD ulils>G COMPANY.

800 = Ali Street.
i.-l is IttA.fHfND $50 20
l-.rr l INlo
tl.ltarfI
Hal .aiel a
rftH ~f.I /.
fatt. .lf nt tA-. earn
..al t..r. .f. NHVc.l-
.flulet -
..uat ~ t-s.nts. o4 No-
Nt4
s. KNOX Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
srANuanp ,illll>G CoNrA>Y.

wall street.
~.A AHN I.f..II HNp $50 fe
OtsI1h.r iatN. 1919
rrfors II fa. St4atl. ID
has. lu-l.t q .Ar,d :,
@-ei I nt "a. it.r C.ut Sc
s.f IN (. upAuy.
"a aH's ef >...ta.r -afA iels lu Casn
t4. .arf- II rer1rt =, The
''-1e 3. --siA.ss November 18Th. 1918
l. ~ L-.---.--.--.-.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Questions end Answer.

., Notc-- In This department TIL.
IFieuN" Will throw tho iight OF such
inlornaiton as ia a ia command on
ne investment problems. o. it's reader.
cannot undertake. to give ad\.ce on
sN'cN Niatlon Questions OF general In
'tfrs' Will be answered N this column,
,'niN initials VIII b. used OthcrswtlJ
be answered hv mail
Address all queries inclos.ng
s'SfNN"c addressed eavalope ia
IAN Cisl EDITOR. The Tribune,
l5i Nassau Strict. Now York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Question-Kindly let me know what
you can about Southwest Oil. Wyoming.
Also about Baltimore & Ohio common
own same at $50 share and as they
deierred their last dividend should I
hold same, as ! was under the impress
SION that the government guaranteed
oIVldends on roads they took over.
AnsNer-We can get no authentic
ln'ormatlcn on Southwest Oil. Balti-
more OHIO at present shows large
decrease III earnings. Earnings for
year 1918 showed nothing earned on
either preferred or common stocks,
whereas there was SIP per cent earned
on common based on guaranteed in
come. Directors announced. June 25.
~ - that the common dividend had
oeen suspended in order that they
might set aside an equal amount to he
devoted to capital expenditure. Gov
ernment IN no case guaranteed diyi
oends of any railroad We believe.
however. that railroads have been
through their worst period for some
ne to come. We cannot forecast thojr
i iuture and therefore cannot advise Won
as TO whether to hold or sell Daniel
" illard. presiden. OF tn Baltimore z
Ohlo. recently stated company would
oe all right if granted fair treatment.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Question-Would appreciate opinion
regarding second preferred stock of J.
!. Case Plov Works Company as advcr-
tsed in Your paper last week as an
investment proposition Am informed
that booklets advertised are not avail
ablc.-R G. s.
Answer New second prefcrred ,
per cent stock cf J. |. Case & Co. not
only viii receive regular J per cent
dividends. but shares with common
stock. tnder old capitalization for
year 1918 earnings equalcd 3s.1l per
cent on Ss,300,O00 common stock
agalns' 23.ls per cent for the wear 1917
and $50 per cent for 1916. Stock an.
pears to be good investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
iIMA IoloNlnIlAI MnnA.- -

a.'s iur.
octro.r .7th. l7ta
o,..t Bears =, Directors rfs Declared a
s.", aNlirsa .o~ at.l tAre, guar
..elaN'. yer rorf urUu the pfef5rfed
t,1,.t. Co.'S. pan3 Tor The tlrr.
De '~ sni' r.ifes.her 50tA. 1913. puya-
81 rl., HOB. I5l4 to storkha.G.fs
ber III, t4' D...t ar business ca octo-
*..' Transfer books oo NOT close
l. A. LARSEN
Secret ,r. mud F, ...tt,.r
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Coi-.n.ced @

The market VIZ. active aud prices n cher
Yesterday except for the .,oveiuber posi-
uon. which closed Il points lower, ass
s.ult of tenders Of LOCO barrels Late
months were - to - points ID CHER and
reflected a bulhsh construction of the
strength of the cotton market. as Well a.
.-t ness lu efa.n and
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
'Hh ANfhrcAN TOBACCO COMPANY

fIIIN Ntruug,
A e,,., November 5th. 1919
~. et sS- mas bacu declared
.naf.. f'Heo of Tn American
Sol. a. .syaolc December LIST.
els -, ..H'lers ~ record at the
Che. .'-a-A - November 18th. 1917
J. ii ". HICKS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Cheese Reoeipts were 5.2ol boxes state.

Cheesc-Receip We're 5.20l boxes state.
whole milk. fresh fats. culorei or Whlfc.
ID, 32i q - =. G.. aNerage rui - j u 32c held
fats. specials - =. q 53e. average run, 81 "A q
sc lower grade 80 -4e twins. s.,-
cials. whites 3iiac, colo si. oli a SIC
average rus colured orr whlt. sN II .lcs
lC Wcr grades. -fWsuC. WISCONSIN. whole
miiA twins fresh, 80 &, 5li4c. Single
Daisies. fr"sh. T. i-e heil .c.
loub4e DAISIES. FRESH. ~ ~ O. heid.
3 2i4c, Young Americas ,resh ea1
3 .2e; Ch"a'.trs Canadian. ln bond. - 2 q
Soiae state SKINS specials. -li- - . G
prime to choice. = q -0c. i-lr 10 sood - q
l'c. lower grades l5c.
Egg>-Keceipts We're ll.seS cases. Fresh
eath-r red. eNtras. dozen. ba u1ua. Extra
nrsts. 90 yCsc. Arsts. 5sub4c. seconds -
q sc under grade. $50 58c, dirties 10 L.,
80 u &c, No and poores, A. j. 4ac. he clls
good to choice dry. 42G i5c under grades.
81 ilc, reirl sNratur special marks fancy.
charges paiC. 81 q sic. uisls. 81 = 4 = -ec:
seconds, a. q 3tc. under grades ~ u 46c.
state. Iennss .N4nia and nearby Western.
h~nlls ~ whites. tue to fancy. yf q soc talr
To prime ~ . 81, salh<ed whites com
mon 10 primo. o. p9ec. Pacific Coast
whites. express. fancy s6c. other Western
ami southern. gathered whites. 80 "a SOC .
state. I'nnsy .vania and marty + nne.y
browns fancy. - RI 7bC gathered brown
aud mixed colors. -ralet, fancy. 20 u e
talr 10 prime Il rsC.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Coffee Futures.-After opening at ad-
vanccs of 20 to 2S points the market met
with but little pressure aside from profit
taking by longs and values worked shal p
ly upward on covering by local trade in
terests and good demand from commits
sion houses. With Indications that there
was renewal ~ outside speculative de-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

\ ~N9- 4Oii 4cISe give ne Your Orlu-
ION regarding Indiana Pipe Line Com
pany stock. Would you consider this
stock At 500 reasonably safe invest
lnent?-W. f. K
A7STer-N;argi7 Of earnirge over
dividends of Ind Lana Pipe Line does not
warrant stock being classed as a high
Grade iaSc Scstincnt. S.araip 2 fer LIS
ere fll.4 S,are and dividends we're
$40 90 a snare: for 1917 earnings S1A 81
dividends $1,000; for 1916 earnings
5i dividend 10. % be ei,,i. r
81. l9lS. net assets applicable TO So
0oG 000 capital amounted to SIS share
o. soc par value.
Question What do you -hink Of Viz
ginia Iron Coal and Coke sock for in
es+ment. wens tnro m yearly state
m"Nf or wears. md that company re
deemed more than S4000oo0 Of It's
bonds out Of earnings tat it spent
more thar $4,000, 600 for improvements
etc, and mat it owns 80 square miles
Of coal and ron lands N five states. 1t
pays now 6 per cent Don't you think
this a good stock to buy on its real
value a s.
hnswcr-This COMPANY as you APP
pear to know, is we'll managed. " lille
stock is mere or less inactive on En-
change. dividend appears assured for
~ome .iiae, ~, rae. Hu' stock
must be considered a speculative in
NestiaenI.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Yesterday Previous Year
r Sc clos. co.

1asf \o -e.a's 1850 s. ~
Flour and Meal Quotations were:
Yesterday Previous Year
Now York, close. close ago
Mimi Patent $I-.oo sI24O sl095
e-lruileAl yei.S 5e tts G5 3.5o1lS so $40
s...u .......- +3.0e ~ 90
Rye -four ....s-000 q z 10 7.ooQ7.aO $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
sugar and Coffee

sugar Tic rlarAc; was 9rm Yesterday
with lew offerings from Cuna. there BE-
ing 40 Increased offerings by yesterdays :
cables. Some sugars were available at
s'a cents FOR frs, half January ship
faent and st s.. cents FOR second half
January shipment, both on an Z o. b
basis Latter positions. say February u
May, were available at IS cents. with
BUYERS at IS. cents. ( o. b
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

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New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Yesterciays Prevjou. V

New YORK: cl0sa ClQse sco
eats. No W So.Nass S0.s21. e - S0-s5
DO efn Der 80 .45@s 50 /.
Ma .'' .1o's
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
General Pershlna's War Map.

In installing General Fersb'ne's War map in the cid National Mueum huila- ing in Washington. the commanders room al the front just as 1t looked when the map Was in actual Use, k being reproduced as setting. Here will he the chairs used by the general and his aids while they studied the map, which changed hourly. night and day, as reports came in and were re- corded. The table at which the officers looked over documents will stand as it used, to at one side. and the walls will be covered with the identical liueoleum that was Il background for the map. The map was brought over in pieces now joined together, and the conyen, tional design Gf the l.ueoleum k said to give an odd kltehenliAc demesticlty to the room In which General Pershing watched history writing itself in Il very literal sense on the wall.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-19
Ugh! CaIome| Sickens;; SaHvates!
 Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone I am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
 and bowels so you lose days work.

fuI will clean your sluggish liver bet. ter than dose of nasty calomel and that it won't make you sick.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know 1t next morn- ing because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your bowels regular. You will feel like workingS you'll be cheerful; full of yigor and ambition.
 Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely vegetable. therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give II to your children. Millions of people are using Dodsons Liver Tone instead of dangerous calo- mel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel is almost stopped entirely here.-Adv.