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New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
n. Of T.. Director Larkin
Is knighted by Pope
Hcad of Overseas War Work Is
Wade Iom,nander Of Order
of ST. Gregory

'lham +. Larkin, Of this city. over
seas dn ector Of the Knights Of Colum
bnS. was made a knight commander Of
the Order Of st. Gregory IN papal
bull tram smittcd yesterday to Arch
bishop Patrick J. Hayes. II IS IN recoc-
ntlon OF his services as a X. of c. Off
cial aud Catholic American citizen.
Pope Benedlct's bun, bearing the seal Of
st. Peter and the signature Of Cardinal
Gasparri, 9apal secretary Of state.
reads as follows:
Beloved son. health and apostolic
benediction, We are by no means ig
norant Of the fecr thar you, a doctor
Of law, leader of the knights Of CO.
lumbus, and 4 member Of the Supreme
Couacil Of the same order. by right
and merit are TO be regarded among
the foremost Catholic men of America.
who consider It their own glory to ad-
Vantc the interests OF the Christian
cause. For as distinguished speak
er YOU do not hesitate TO defend pub
licly the rights Of the Church and VOC
are ever zcal lous 20 advance the disscm-
nation OF good literature among the
people.
"ln order then that We may repay
with Citing reward these extraordinary
merits, b. WI ich, TOO, No may manifest
our unusual good feeling toward you.
by TINS letter VIC elect and constitute
you knight Of thc Order Of ST, Greg-
ory the Great. civil grade. and we en-
roll YOU in tnat same most distin-
suIshcd body of knights Wherefore
We permit you to wear The dress prop
CT to this order and likewise to vear
is lHedal. namely: golden cross, oc-
rasoNal in shape, bearing in It's centre
on red surface the likeness of s.
Gregory the Great. which should hang
from a red silk ribbon with yellow &c
lnc, on the left breast. after the fash
ION Ct other knights Lest any varla-
ton either in tho dress or IN tho cross
should occur, We fave ordered the IN
closed pattern 10 pc sent to You.
Given at Rome. At st Peters. under
the seal OF the Fisserman tho ninth
day Of the month OF July Of the year
nj letoen hundred and nineteen. Of our
pontiiicatc the flth.'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
(.otte)l,

There was sharp recovery in tho cotton
market yeatcrday. with October contracts
seiling UP to 90 % in the late trading or
" points above the final quotations Of
monday and llS points above Monday 3
10" level Buying on this advance was
rrobab bly, encouraged by reports that leg
isiauon would soon be passed which would
facilitate tho financing OF export business.
ana 'he market may also havc becu influ-
'noed to some extent by runor reach
'"S mere from Chicago that Germany had
arranged for a loan of 500 600 600 with
"h'ch to buy foodstuffs and other COM
moditics iIr this country.
On tho whole. however. local tradors
were moro inclined to attribute tho ad-
~ ,Mu'" 10 REPORTS OF firmer spot basis
@''er a'e recent severe declines than to any
lIoSn news factor or material change in
general conditions
losing prices werN very steady at a net
advance OF so to S6 points on COVERING,
@nu renewed support from some Of tho in -
,erests who had been among the leading
"un.fS on the adva anCcs of last mont II
Iha market VAS nervous ard irreeula~
,'''al "ns a,s ne carrier trading. with sentiment
~ Et.sV,'ae" py the continued weakness Of
iHrelSn exchange. Liverpool was boiter
Ian Que ana INC market here opened at
49, uu aoT ancn oi - to 20 points hu"sgh uses
WIN liverpool connections were sellers.
Whlch suggested that relative strength
a broad was due to expectations of increased
rates '7
There was also a renewal % scattering
,,s t"'ua',eh on tho rally and prices soon
S"seo orr. WIN active months selling some
20 - points net lower during the middle
OF inc day. Covering thon became more
TSvt,Ne' Win prices - to % points net
nlsh"r late in the afternoon and closing
with few points of tho best
enc OF the private cables received here
from Liverpool said no market there had
s' ns"n pretty wen liquidated ana that
iurthSr scattered selling for long account
vas beng absorbed by strad,llc buving
prsSpma my against fhe sales in the mar
Ac' mere Gather conditions in the South
Mare considerod generally favorAble. AMI
Whfis many cornOlalnts of insects and ot hor
damage arc beng received local trad.
srs anpear to be looking for an n-
creased crop indication at thu end Of the
m9nth. ni.}n ,Nports for the day were s6l4
n'''fS' making 2,6.4ss 50 far this soasn,,
southern spot markets - officially renort-
"a were nuehanged 70 loo points higher
Il" Nark"t frr spot cotton At New Yorl,
vas steady at an advance Of 81 points 10
4n tor nNddlns and sales were reported,
Tie range OK prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
" ales, lncogniio, Settles
Bet OF Bathing Girls
And shercb, Reeains His Iden-
ti'>. Because One of Them
= aSeved lie u e. Prince


OTTAWA. Ont Aug. Is. The Prince
OF Wade. admitted to-daN his ipcoenito
t'p Sunday 10 'he shores Of North
Wes' AIMS. ialiiax summel play
ground. Two youg daughters Of j. f.
O'Conaell We're there in bathing suits.
The younger Aecosted him. saying: Il
haye bet ny sister 20 cents that YOU
are the Prince Of Wales Do ( win y"
oen the orloce assuring her that she
dlc. he replied. 'ThanAs' See YOU
a9'sl'' to-morrow.' and dved INTO the
Vaters OF ,he Arm.
Tie democracy o. the royal visitor
asli~9ts Canadians. He talked with
L stou woman journalist. shook hands
with 4 tiny girl. VINO made the request.
AMI allowed a seVenteen- -year-old miss
TO take snapshot OF him. The prince
Is =, charlottetown to-day, and is due
a Quebec Thursday.
.9stmaste. Brown aged nine;y-four.
o. Hamilton Canada. will he asked to
have soMe part in 1he welcome. He
presented an address Of welcome 10
hlN~ edward IN 1850 and wicomed the
princes sather when the Latter visited
Canada.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
DrinI, OF v ood Alcohol
Kills Man and His Wife
One OF Two Others Saved l.
Held fo- Ehefi of Spirits
From Factory

PASsAIC, \. j.. Aug. l9 John Der
Ing and his wife. Josephine, Of l67
Sixth Street. died n Passaic General
Hospital today from the effects Of
drinking wood alcohol
The police say John hlotz. OF 1863
SsNtA Street. took quart bottle OF
~cod alcohol from ths Hayden Chemi-
eat Company. al Gar.ie d. where he +,
employed. and that he aal hi af-.
q s-er mixing some = ii VIII .yran in
Flted The Derln9s 20 try sone in tner
cofee. This morning neighbors beard
the behring's e1o4nlng and had t'en re-
itoNeu TO tn. pital
Prompt laedica attention rad saved
the lives OF tne Klotzes Niotz vas ar
ralgned to-day before Judge Russ on a
charge q petty larceny and held Tor
the grand jury
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Misses Butler TO Give
deception al Linwood
Notable People v ho Come and
Go From I.enoN Summer
soionv
Spcc a. c0f4c..5....,4

Np'c q, 'Oficsai.s.t+'. .cs
LENOX. Mass Aug. Misses
Hel~n { and Virclnia Ba.lor nave it,
sued cards fer reception al Ljnvood.
their country place in ,lockbridge.
Thursday afternoon Captain Theodore
Tim -. Of Tarrytown.. X. r.. is visit
ms Mr.. and Mrs. James B LUDLOW.
,lf. and Mrs. Banyer Clark son. Who
have been at their Tyringham Dlace.
Went TO New York to-day. Frank /.
y arren' jf., who va connected With
the peaee conference in Paris. ha Re
turned AID i with Mr. and Mrs Frank
l. Warren ar Wyndecote Stockbridge
Richard 4. SWartWout and Richard M
Mont gomery. Of New York. arrived
AZ the Mapiewood PittSfeld Mr..
y y llii~a. Doogl~= Sloane has gone to
Newport to VISIT Mrs Cornelius Van
darbllt. Als and Mrs Laurence Stod-
dalt. who have been 1t the Nunnery
IN Ssoc@ori0se are leaving shortly for
lcAdon- Dr. Dewitt II Sherman. o.
buffalo, IS visiting The Rev. and N,s.
{ Gorge q. Merrill 1n Srockbridgc
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
50 More Names Are
Added Casually
Lists by Pershinss,
Private Albert Benson Was
Killed in Action, Bela,ed
Report Shows: IL Deaths
From Disease i'm A. f. r.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-Tho fol-
o"ing casualties are reported nv tbo
commanding general OF the American
eXpeditionary forces:
Killed in action. D died from ,.o,,,,.
- died from accident and other ca,,s,.
died of disease. II; wounded severeIv
wounded 'desree undctermined) ; wo,,nd.d
slightly. II. Total. IS
The following are from New yorI
and vicinity:
KILLED IN ACTION
BENSON. Albert NJ. private 5Ss ,rh,u,
Avenue. New York 700 '"''u
\ f3 3FoSlIo' Michael. private Hammonton.
Died from Wounds
nohRiS. Stephen corporal. 2s Division
:. kuRIH, Stanley T.. private. Newfanc
y Ad,derly. Samuel private. West Now York
BISSNA, Frank. private. Buffalo. N. Y
Street, Now York. '0
Wounded Degree Undertermined)
HANpfHS' Robert, private. Utica n Y
Wounded Slightly
:, VONONER. Willis c.. lieutenant. Buffalo
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died Of Disease
CORCORAN. Patrick j. sergeant 1l5
west Twelfth Street. New York
CHANGES IN STATUS
The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty list:
Returned to Duty Previousl, Reported
Dicd)
CAPuLA. Muro. private Rochester. n Y
Wounded Slightly previously Report
cd Missing in Action)
BRADY JoAn. corporal W, sixty
fourth Street, New York.
Killed in Action Nreyiously Reported
Missing in Action
:, BAUER Frank +. private Rochester,
Died from Wounds previously Report
ed Missing in Action)
HAAGNEK, John private, Albany. n Y.
SANoLOW. beny j.. private. Camden.
Died from Accident and Other Causes
CROWtLL Edward X. privA.e belle
Wounded Slightly previously Reported
Missing in Action)
HARROP, Percy h. private. North Ber-
gen, \. i.
Returned to Duty previously Reported
Missing in Action}
ST. PIERRE. Oliver. private Eat Jafrey
\. j.
Enormously Reported Missing in
Action
MAHoNVHN Daniel. private. North Stock
holm, \. \.
HoN.lN. John private, es6 East Thirty
sixth Street. New York
:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Will Protects Heir
From Efusive Relatives
Specicl CorreSpondence

MINEOLA, L. l., Aus. 10 Adolph
Herman, who lnherits the income
from s250,oo0 by the terms Of the viii
Of MS father. the late Louis A Herr
nan. : to be kept free of TIE annov-
aAcs o. ie-a.iFs9 c-9-ng ais minority.
--corGi r 10 .nc -esf1neut
~ mt Hse." 5ao c,aa - IS.
TIA, ns SON Adolph duung has n .not-
~ saaN ae free from the IN lGerce
Of his relatives. and therefore hereby
prescribe that has guardian will nor
authorize or permit my son Adolph
70 reside with or visit any Of said rela-
tives during his minority
Mr- Herrman's widow is named as
the child's guardian In the will, which
disposes OF an estate valued at 1000
0Oo. The residue of the estate is TO 90
TO Mrs Herman unless she remarries.
IN wnich event It is to 60 TO her son.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Butter, Cheese and Eggs


Butter Receipts were s25s packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. lb. SCI, ~
"'c, extras. ~ score. 55s, a SIC. firsts sS
to score - - It 50 '2c. seconds. - To
- &c nnsslied. higher than extras. 5a,,
n f0c OK ras. % T. m J9c; hrsts So n 81 10
seconds. - a lc, state. dairy tubs finest
80 H a''ec good to prime, 50ia q 54lsc
common to talrt '6N soc. renovated frst=
'o1H 7lc; lower grades. +6f use; ladies, cur
rent make hrst~. ssQ4ac seconds. 49,
" &c, lower grades. 45M 46c. packing
stock. current make. SO. /. 46i. 1t &c so
= f'e lower grades, Is nc.
chccse.-Receipta, l.as9 boxes state.
W Whole milk. fresh fats, colored OF vhlte
lower grs des. eoGl-Siac. single Daisies
oolored or white. 3ll. rs9r D",,hls
,alsi' s. color"d fresh. 80 is dial'.c Young
\a1erio a., fresh 81 q 2t'4c. CANADIAN
olnoIoafs. IN bond. - Il q ~ lsc, state.
lNms speeia's. 22W29c. prime to choice
y u2oc. fair to good liml7c: lower
grades. IN l"c.
EvsS-Recoipts. l5.oss cases Fresh
-'9i red. e<'ras- dozen. fua5c. extra
'irst@. al 'Se nrsts. - n 5Oc. seconds. g.
At 10. under grades. 20 n tie. dirtios 40.
l.. 20 IN. so and poorer so91.....
checks. good to choicc, dry 3An 3sc: an-
i'r grades - n 33c. refriserstor firs,s
'uN'' /" assnn" charges. asa t7e. see
ohds. n ''o. stat. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western honnnry Whlrcr Gno r.,
i"nrN. 500 bsc. fair to prime, 5nrrs5c.
gar hrf", mites. common TO prime -n4r
we, Naci4c Coast whites. express 5-,.
lreI&hi % Nts3c, Other Western and south
ern' SGT nerea whit tes. 10 n ste: state. Penn
eNlNania and noagbs. hcnnerv browns
''iN"d ceicrs. graded, fancy 5SM l6c: far.
to pr me. Is 5ff5-c.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
L =. Treatment of
" ar I s'iso,,ers Wins
Germans Praise
| M pevial Commissioner
Talk of New Republics
Deep Gratitude to Amer
ic:, for IT. Consideration

BERLIN. Aug. 10 By Thc Assoc
ated Press America has won the
decp gratitude Of Germany for her
treatment Of prisoners of var and
her labors for their behalr in Siberia.
Daniel s.cucklen, member or .he Na-
fional Assembly and imperial COM
missioner for War and Civilian Prs
oners, declared yesterday. at meet
ing Of Majority Socialists protesting
against the further retention of Ger
man prisoners IN France
The meeting was the first move b.
the Socialists in the plan 20 bring
women forward as an influence for
the return Of prisoners. it beng felt
mat they can arouse more sympathy
than men. Her Steucken blamed
France Tor the holding OF these nris
oners and said that the condition o.
tae men tnele was bad He added that
mo men were treated we'll IN I1aly.
out that IN Japan they were miserable.
owing - different customs. habits and
methocs Of housing The prisoners there.
tie said that 2O0 Americans working
IN Siberia among German and Austrian
prisoners are doing good work. Tn
empire is spending seven million MARKS
a month Tor the maintenance OF these
prisoners, in addition to which there
are huge sums available from private
charity.
Herr Steuchlen condemned the pan
Germans for using the prisoner aucs-
ton merely a. political weapon
against the government. calling them
a "camariiia afraid of the light" The
meeting concluded with a protest
against Premier Niemenceau and
i'renccn military authorities TOR hold
ing German prisoners there.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Inquiry Into Charge Against
Judge Tiernan Begins To-day

Magistrate William T. Croak VIII
begin taking testimony this afternoon
at New Brighton, S. L., in the John Doe
inquiry instituted by County Judge j.
Harry TernaN into Assemblyman
Thomas t. Curleys charge that Judge
Tiernan controlled Democratic politics
in Richmond Borough, and that he
forced the designation of Joseph Malloy
for District Attorney
zation opponent Mt the primaries.
Curley is reputed to have declared he
was refused denomination for the As
sembly and turned down for the Dis
trict Attorneyship designation because
he opposed the 7-cent fare bill at Al
bany.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcs filed yesterday
in the United states District Court We're
follows
Ida Z. Cook. Calicoon. y y gives LA
bilities al s4.esa and no assets P.iucipa!
claims are Jacob Long. il47. Walter Long
Si-l Kat Bros. 800. Ellsworth Baker.
. .usieyvlle y. y. is the attorney.
THEODORE 4. COOK-~A voluntary Pc
iition by Theodore A Cook. Callicoon ~
Y. gives liabilities a. sG224 and no as
SIS Principal claims--Nalenrine SchAi-
dell. $500; Frank Fulton. S265. Fred Hub
bard. Slss Ellsworth Bake, Hurleyville,
r. Y. is the attorney.
DAVID JACoBOW1TZ-A voluntary pc
;tion by David Jacobowitz p clerk, 2S3
riAst seventh street, gives liabilities at
Sl..39l and no assets. Secured claims
Joseph l.. Buttenwieser. $ll.5O0 Unse-
cured ella iln--Seig Gcldstein. S2.o9l hogan
& Goldstein. SO. Broadway are The at
r4rueNs
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Cereals

Wheat-consumA i'm Europe are ar
parentiY not particularly worried over The
question Of supplies durtns lh- cu4alne
surplus production IN t.. le+atr- .-,,s,,.r
count iies IS III considerablr eeeess or tne
AdNices from Australia indica1- q lar,ar
ho NrIneh from tnst country as the com.
petition between Tho leading states ant
he hig rates ol freight are To- 6r ol.''
come by th~ adjustment OF VII !,
trade board which VIII haes n,rs.. 49,
sil the overseas business and vii h,n,li.
"nea' in full cargo lots
II mas no. ..'t developed whether or uol
tAe weakness ia sterling exrhaD.e = s.,i,.,-
i" eheci tn export business from A,firl.,..
oul etidS ShiiA the Cram Corp3Iafi is i,r,-
n neaf iI'prs ana Is making u.-1f
purchases of hour for export
torr-1'Ae corn market e<peel.n, ii
~ 10 si,c net hirher rha '.s. .~ctYiesl ~e.
peSiiioA Vas apparently stronger as q re
81, % the recent age ere~sire 9..titn.- o,..T,
ations. and the trade 1T large va in.lit.ra.
90 b@lieFe that rally VAS due after sue
= sharp decln~ as has been experienced
during The las two weeks i ~.
eei PTS and hight STOCKS We're again given
ors. and il was said that counir, of. rs
W.re com paratlNelA light.
Fears OF International Complications in
ranged for q loan of 500 .0d6.o1'6' 10 hsd
more or less influence during ne day and
over economic conditions and the efn,i.
to reduce the cost of living
Yesterdays Previous Var
Corn. No. yellow se.Is'- ss.iea.
Chicago.
septeri Der ....... l.sai, LIS Si.Gla.
December ........ i.44'> l.loi=
Oats The further carly decline i'm s.erl-
ing eAcha nse served To discoura - buying
ia the oats market. bur subsequ"ntls a
lrmer ton- developed n sympatht W4th
corn and on coverin@
There We're ruinors from ,h- Wesi ~
export Inquiries, but no safes N-re r"-
ported. amt local exporters said ihat
business Was out 81 tA4 question. Gfe
local cash market Was steady.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close a.o.
oass. No. white So.se so.sel= SoSol-
.....~ ..:zs .e', .;a',
Rye.-Market weak.
Yesterdays Previous Yea,
cash 40 west si.cs sl'as,~ sl.3o ls"1
Flour and Meal. Quot tions were
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
MINI. patent .sis.5o Sle.5a >ii'.5
Cornmeai. yellow t.6o $50 $50
Bran ......... 48 90 80 90
Rye nour ..... s.0O9S40 S.oo@S.io 9.i5
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Emergency Arm, Officers
10 Get Fret ' acanc;cs

,a.'lNCfc.,. A-e rM gene
officers Tho secesd d-fir- -. s. ,i.-,
Germany ~@G sho a1 a.. In.
-erEtee Nil be @Tca asst con darn
tion In til!sng >ae4nc.es II the resuiar
army. ,hs var Department announced
to-day.
those no have been honoraoly dis
charged although expressing a pref
erence for permanent service. Will
be the second class from which an
pointments will be made. and those
who did not ask 20 be retained viii.
come next. The order is dependent
upon necessary legislation being nassed.
the announcement sad.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
iou& nAeelsie Veterans

: an. I'M fed Aliens Barred
POUCHA11pslE y. T. Aug. l9.-
Lafayette Post, 81. American Legion.
has gone on record a opposing the re
turn to Poughkeepsie OF aliens who were
nterned during the war
The members Of the post say they do
not believe it proper that these aliens
should enjoy the fruits OF victory which
they, the ex-service men, Won There
were three aliens interned from this
city.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
john AcndricA Bangs, Author,
l. Candidate for Congress

PORTLAND. Ne, Aug. l9.-An
nouncement that John Kendrick Bangs,
OF Ogunquir. author and lecturer,
would be candidate for the Republi-
can nomination to succeed Congress-
man Louis B. Goodall was made today
by State Senator Joseph W. Gordon, of
Wells.
Mr.. Bangs expects to return in Oc-
tober from France, where he has been
engaged IN war work.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Must Pay Transfer Tax
Decides Schmoll
Estate Is Partly Liable

Surrogate Cohalan yesterday decided
that the shares of three children of
Edmund Schmoll in the estate of their
father must pay transfer tax. Mr.
Schmoll was a hide and leather mer-
chant. He left 81 1.23s, 1856. Mrs.
Schmoll received two-thirds under an
ante-nuptial agreement The couple
had three children. The Surrogate held
that the interest of Mrs. Schmoll was
exempt, but that the shares of the
children should De taxed.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Livesiock, Meats. Provisions

Live steers. for to 'S'
l'rila.. ion lbs Si3. - a l125 25G1So,
Dressed 5.of SIDES
ID ...-...... .I,@ e5 .I5a 2,
Moa 10 prime.
leo lbs ls.ocae5.oo i5.ooa 1900
to prime. 100
lbs iHooa,s.co I5.5oala.5o
con. .3o'- a 81 .esl4 q ..sa.
Mess iH,f hb :,u.n0Gl3I00 * on n AZ "a
Lard. n.ta Wast ''''
700 los so.55@ea.G5 es0oaa; 90
w. - pork. DBL 5000 a 565u iyODe5 IL 30
iir' 3 Nell city,
10 .-..... $50 SO ..4a 30
l.iNt eveS. i01 ms csc {. ,aCu 35O6 IA 90
Dressed mutton.
lb Iym 20 lS0 o5
I'r' 7sed 3 in b :
city. IL .25m 30 .&o 81
lioss. 100 lbs 2!.nG a ,e.0o o0.25Q20..5
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Schedules in Bankruptcy

DANIEL Calm Schedules OF Daniel
C-i i1 ladies' hats, 1881 broadway. show
liabilities OF $2a.Iid and assets OF S3.75O.
Principal ciaiuls-R :. Sirern Co. slols.
Lion hat Comsany Sl.oi4, Rialto Theatre
Corporation. $4,000. l.. \. Schuite. s. 500:
Alsace Hat Company. $500 Isidore Faitt
I1f Nassau street. is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
COftOnseed Oil

tottonsced Oil--Thc market for cotton
seed OIL rallied sharply from an early do
cum" and AT th" close of tho day the
active positions were 81 to Il points not
lnEhrr, Thcro vas fairly active buyinC
l0l western account. Whiic shorts were in
kots for lard and cotton. Total sales Tor
ihe day were $500 barrels
The range of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Buyers Coming

NLLENTOWN. Penn-R. w. Hinterleiter
& Co.. +. w Hinterleitar. reaGy-to- wear.
Pennsylvania, expected August -, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20


judgment filed,
al. May 20. 1919 .'''e''.,.'... s247las
Union Pacific r. l. Col. J. f.
Burke, July 81. 1917 (reverseC) 6.%AF -
Scoileid. James F.-corp. for the
Relief Of Widows and Children
Of clergy inen of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the State
OF New York, NOV. 10. ls15,.- 2.5ll.l2
Weisner. Daniel lit r. iur-,
ley. Jan. l6, ls12 ............-. l0S2
Houghton. Joseph Fl. Samue! {
seaman and Fannie 4. Bogart
-G A Tooker. Aug Is. 1871 2a3 %
WalcoH. Nathan i. Anderson:
March %. 1912 ......-...... 3l2 80
Stewart. Sanders & co. Inc W.
s Rockwell Co: MAY 5. 1919 7os 70
May . 1918. ..............-. 1877
Smith. Thomas. jr.-S. Boekman'
May 10, 1917. l7.................- l474l
Connolly. William and Roser :. -.
J Hornthal ct al; July g. 1919 Dst9S
Bardusch, Geo. L.-Broadway
Motor Truck Co: July II. 1919. Sl'.H
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
COTTON STATIsTI1,e
liverpool CabIes.-spot cotton a..l.

Liverpool Cables.-Spot cotton au,l al ls
oaies' including 1000 American. Imports
o.ppV; American nil Futures opened
S'"adN, a. s TO - points adNancs ara -in-..l
steady at It net advance Of - TO a. points
August closed iS.6a October Do. J4nu-
a 9V'- Ma. l'.u'- Nan ster yarns
irregular cloths quiet but stoady
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Southern Snnt Markets.

100 points higher At 20 Goc sties ,oo
G;alVeston steady. so points higher at
% ponts higher, ~ so.eac ss,.. 49,
Mobile, nominal. uuchanged a. 2o2Sc.
s7s sales M. savannah. nominal. unchsnged.
=, a., .i.zsc; s1les nil Charleston quiet un-
changed at 3l5oc; sales nil Raltir7ore
nominal UNCHANGED. at 5000. sales nh.
,.1s Nqsusl" guiet. points hshor at o5c.
sai@S Memphis. steady uncn4nvoD at
3. zoe. sales go s. LOUIS. non1ir7,i pn
chsnsHd. At Sc safes nil Houston
sfsad5. POINTS hi9her. At Sic. -ales
SIC. SAILS nil
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Com I'M dities

The local spot market wss easier. but
Nwet RI j. were hold At el-.c and
Santos IS At @alac
The range Of prices follows
MONDAYS
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cantinued from preceding pose
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