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New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Cotton

Weakness developed tn the cotton mar
Ret yesterday, and at the close prices
were "a to 40 points net lower There
was display of strength at the outset in
response to firm Liverpool cables. July
opening at S1.35. which 1s points
above tho previous closing. This was the
days highest for July. however, and it
subsequently, dropped low as 1910.
October began at $3.50, unchanged. and
soon advanced to 3o.72. In the decline
1t went to a low of so.o5. The range Of
prices was rather narrow, being s5 points
for July and 55 for October.
leading authority summed up the
market situation by saying that better
cables than expected improved Wall
crop advices have combined to check sell
ing. but have signally failed to encourage
buying. Demand for the raw article Is
not diminishing the large stocks carried .
Active business is reported from the
goods markets. Retail buying in many
places has run far ahead OF last year
and the purchase OF summer merchand ise
is said to have been phenomenal in some
OF the cities. Cotton yarn markets con-
tinue firm. with some houses already ahead
OF their June sa les {, year ago.
day. New Orleans sold 1921 bales, Savan-
nah 500 Norfolk 713 Augusta 653, and
Little Rock PIG. In the local spot market
middling uplands was quoted at $3.50.
Exports were rs bales
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Vegetables

Potatoes, Bermuda No l. bbl. s7@s750;
No 2. bbl. IS @ss5o, No 3, Dbl, SO @s4.
Southern No /, bbl SAC SO, No Q, Dbl, So q
ss No 8. bol. s1.5o@s2; old. 100 lbs, 81 20
@s2; old, 1870 lbs, $3.50 $3.50: old, 1s5
lbs. so@s3; old. $50 lbs. s2@s2.5o; sweets,
Jersey basket. $3.50. Asparagus. doz
bunches s1@ls4.5o. Beans, Jersey, basket,
SS@sA; Baltimore. basket. s2@s3 Mary
and 0askst 20SsSo s,na Ea1ssr@ sh9Ts a.
$3.50; Virginia, Italian, basket, $50 a So;
Carolina, Italian. basket, sl:5oQ ss Lima
Beans, Southern. basket. s29s7, Fava
Beans, California, Drum. So: California,
basket. $1.75. Beets, 100 punches. s4@ s6.
old. bbl. s1@s s22o Carrots, loo punches,
s. 6o@ $6; South Carolina. 100 buncfes'
S30s4; old, Dbl. $2@$4; old, HOLD bag,
$40 So; old, 1o0-lb bag, sl.60@ $3.50; old,
basket, 81 q 50. Corn, North Carolina, box,
$1.0oQ 81. 90; Florida, box, 81 @s+; Lous-
baskets. s1@sS; North Carolina. basket,
ST as s2.76; South Carolina. basket. soc q
Sl.6o: South Carolina. bbl 81 @ s2.7o; Flor
Virginia, crate. s1@s2.5o; Virginia, bbl'
Slqs2 Eastern Shore erAts & s5o@ 70
Ida, crate. 75c@ $3.50; bermuda. large,
crate, s5@ss. Eggplants, Southern box,
$2@$4 Garlic, lb, 80 35c Horseradish,
100, 100 lbs s45o@ Sc. kaie, Dbl, 5oc@s1. hohl-
100 punches, 81 So. Lettuce, nearby. bbl,
75c @$2; nearby, basket, soc g 81; nearby,
crate. soc @s1.25; state, crate, soc Qs150;
state, basket, soc @s1 California, crate,
IS q 75c. Mushrooms. lb basket, 81 q $3.75.
Onions, bermuda, crate. s3.25@s4 Jersey,
white, basket, $14S2.50; Maryland and
Virginia. yellow, basket, $2.25 q s3.25
Texas. crate. s1@s450; California. crate
S4@S California, 1o0-lb bag, 53Q$6.50.
Okra, Southern, carrier, $2@s4; Southern
basket. $40 $3.50. Peas, Jersey, large bas-
ket. s1.75@s3:1o;. Jersey, small basket 81
q Sl.75 Maryland, basket, 81 a s2.25, East
eern Shore, basket, 81 @ $1.75; Virginia, bas-
ket. soc 81 Peppers. box, sl.5OQ 81 so; ;
SOUTHERN basket, sl@s1.75; Southern
Italian, box. ss@s4. Parsley. nearby
curly basket, $1@S $3.50. Rhubarb, 100
soc; Dbl. soc @1; crate, 40 @ 75c. Radislcs
100 punches, 81 Q$2. Scallions, 100 bunches
81 q 81. Spinach, soc @1.25 basket 35 75c
Squash, SOUTHERN new, white, box, 50c@
81; southern, crookneck, basket, 5o@75c;
southern, Italian, basket, 75c @Sl.75, Tur-
nips, white, new, 100 buches S1.5O@s2.5O;
ola. white, bbh s1G2> Rutabasa, new
bbA s3Qss.5o, old, Dbl or bag s3as4'
Tomatoes, Florida crate, s10sa; Missls-
sippl fiat case, Sl@$2; Texas. Nat case,
) 81; hothouse. ID, l592Sc. Watercress.
100 buchcs, $L500$3,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions In bankruptcy fled yesterday
in the United States District Court were:
N; LOUIS BLUMENTHAL-A voluntary
petition by M. Louis Blumenthal. boarding
house manager Tannersville. N, T.. shows
liabilities Of 1887 and assets Of 800. Ed
ward W. 1ackey, Tannersville, N. T., Is
the attorney.
SAM sOIFER-A voluntary petition by
Sam Softer, presser Of eloaks and suits,
$3.50 ana % 70 assets assets, % frnclpai GAINS are re
the New Monroe Knitting Mills, s2o5; Max
Lipshitz, s13a Norris Koing, 81 900. Har-
old L. Kunster, 14s Rivington Street, is
the attorney.
THEO JOFFE-A voluntary petition by
Theo Joffe auctoneer. 1901 Madison Ave
nue., shows liabilities Of $a,283 and assets
of s3,7oo. Principal claims were Jacob
Hershl1owitz, $500; Max Fallk. s1,743:
Philip Sencer, s1,017. Abraham Rosen-
bluth. attorney.
LENA ADELMAN-Deallng in grociers,
at 76o 1924 Street. The Bronx. has as
signed for the benefit Of creditors to
David Leavenworth.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18


ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer.
N'1siNStHlt sTocKs An AND 40 noNns 2a'"
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER s son
OFFICE. SO WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL; 1919
at 1880 o'clock at the
EX CHANGE SALESROOM.
s125, 900 New York Ice Co OF Maine. Ino..
lst Mtg. go Series 4 Bonds.
$50 Illinois Zinc Co.
Morristown Trust Co.
so Lord & Taylor I'd prefd.
1880 Washoe Copper Co.
24.soo Nixon Nevada Mining Co.
American Druggists Syndicate.
$500 United States I'd Liberty Loan 40
$3.50 United States 50 Liberty Loan 4N%
sss shs. No; ,. III Madison Avenue ctt. of
$4,000 Washington Utilities Co.. so Coll
Trust us Notes as,a Extended at So to to
$4,000 Washington Utilities Co. TO Coll
Trust Notes Extended at SO to
lyme June /. 1919; 1919 Interest paid to
100 shs; Washington Virginia Ry. Go. com;
Deposit
100 shs. Apsley Rubber Co. common.
ooU <aldSkd copper OOIpH.
10 - First Mortgage Guarantee Co.
10000 shs. United States Chicle Co.
5000 shs. Chicago Utilities Co. Prefd.
LOO shs. Automatic Electric Co.
$4,000 Kansas City 6 Memphis r. r. list bs
$4,000 Guanajuato Power & Electric Co. 1st
ts 1882.
$4,000 Buffalo e. Lackawanna Traction Co.
LIST 6s 1928
$4,000 Tampa & Jacksonville r. r. 1st SO
Bonds.
$3.50 Siegel Stores 10 year SO Notes.
200 shs. Pacific Coast CO.. I'd prefd.
For Account of Executors
5000 Note Of P Lynch Garrett, dated July 80.
1917. secured by 500 shs. South
Star Petroleum Corpn.
s shs Clinton Lythia Distributing Co.
1900 Edmonds Midway Oil Co.
500 GrcerMeehan Mining Co., Ltd
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Beans and Peas

Bean$-M Marrow, choice, 100 lbs, Sl1.75;
Marrow, Name hurian, $l2; Coscorrones.
Chllean, Ss4S,75; pea, choice. s7.T5
medium choice, S7.75 Lady Wash
ington, California, IS: small white, Califor-
MIA, IS: large white, Idaho, IS; Tepary,
California, SIS q $5>75; kotenashi Japanese
Se>'5 " z; Korean. $7Qt 7.50 Daifuku, Man
churian, $3.50 @s; red kidney, choice, SIP. rs
@l3; red marrow slo.75@11; Kintok
Manchurian. Sc @ $50; yellow eye, S725 q
80; black turtle soup, $10.75Gp11; white
kidney, choice, sl1.75 a 1925; imperials,
go; kuinanloto, Manchurian, S7.5oQS;
caballern Chilean. S1QS; Bayou. Chilean.
s7.75 QS; long. s7.25 q $780, short, S6 q 6.5 o !:
California, s7.ss@ $50, pink, California.
500; Lima, California, choice. $3.50,
Peas: Scotch. 1918, S71S; green, Idaho,
$3.50; Washington, IS; California, s7.75
g 4S; chilean, s7@7.5o: Australian.
sf.1e q S25; japanese, sS@S.50; black eye,
CALIFORNIA, 1925 q 500; splits. yellow, $3.50
QS.75; green, S10W1l: white, small. Man
churian, s6q $50: large sS@S.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Fight Army Worms

INDIANAPOLIS, June II. - Wheat
and grain fields in Indiana were being
burned to-day by farmers in an effort
to stop the ravages of the "army
worm," which has appeared in great
numbers in various sections of the
state. especially the east central por-
tion. Gangs of fifty to one hundred
men have been working together for
several days in some places, but their
efforts to poison and stop the worms
by ploughing have, it is said, had lit
tie result. AS last resort fire is be-
ing used in fields the worms have en-
tered. No estimate of the loss is avail
able to-day, but near Muncie alone it
is said to exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Securities Must Be
o. KID in Michigan

LANSING, Mich, June 17,-In a
decision said to be the most far
reaching ever rendered In any state
having "blue sky" laws, the Michi-
gan Supreme Court to-day held the
sale of any stock not approved by
the State Securities Commission Is
void. The question came before the
court In the ease Of Sault Ste.
Marie man who refused to pay for
stock In an Arizona company which
had not been approved by the com
mission.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Japanese Exports Smaller
But Imports Show Gain Over
Year AGO

Exports from Japan in April reached
s71.000,000, according to the monthly
statement issued yesterday by Ak'ra
Den, financial commissioner of the JAP
anese government in New York. TINS
compared with exports of s7S,0ooooo IN
April, 1918.
Imports of goods into Japan during
April reached a total value of SloS'-
100000, compared with Ss1,0oo.coo
year ago. Excess of Japanese imports
over exports in April amounted to sS2'-
500, 1000, compared with $2,5oo.ooo last
year.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Fruits

Dried Apples.-Evaporated. fancy. h.,
choice 2ol @2lc; State. prime. osS9io' 2oS2le
Fresh
Apples-Al benarle Pippin, s106D12:
Ben Davis. s4@$6: Baldwins,s @$s; BOX
apples: Winesap far Western, S2MS5.5O;
Newtown Pippn, 50. 700 $50. Strawberries
Missouri, at, 22W 25c: Up-River.. at, 23@
zoe; Long Island at. 35@4oc. Cherries {:
Up River, white, per lb bsk 10 Gp9Oc ::
np-River, black, Ib bsk, sl.5o@S1.75
Hiackberrles; n. c.. at. l5@ 25c. Goose
berries: large, green, at, 1OQp20c; small
reen; &c qt q &c Raspberries: Jersey pint,
IS q zoe. Huckleberries: NC, ut, SO035c
Peaches: Uneeda, crt. 75c@Sl.50 Queen of
pixie, ort, 81 q SIS; Red Birds. CRIT
81 q $3.50; Early Rose, crt, slMS2: Arp's
Beauty: i,il It, ). crt sl@s245; Red Beauty, crit.
~ q Sl2o; greensboro, crt, 75c q S. so; Car
men, crt. S2@S5; Hiley, crt. s3 500 ST.
a 81. Grapefrut Florida, box. $4QD$S
,emo'ls; CALIFORNIA. box. $s.75 O s7.S5.
Tineapples: Cuoan, crt. S39s5.50 Porto
Rico, CIT, $2@$5.5o. NIusmelons: Cali
fornia. crt, $3.50f94.5o Florida, crt.
a $3.50; Georgia. per fiat crt. 10000
Watermeions: Florida, car, $500 @ $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Bnttcr-Receipts were 25llo packages
Creamery. higher than extras h. sen
52lac; extras, 80 score. 5lnc; hrsts IS
to 81 score. 6o451c; seconds SO to ST
score. AZ 3d74siac; thirds 47c: unsalted
higher than extras. 81 II n 55c; extras
53 y q Sac flrsts. 52 q sac; seconds, 4906
81 nc; state dairy. tubs finest. 5l0
81 NC: good to prime. 4sN q 6oIac: COM
mon to fair. 4sW49c; renovated. frs,s
soc; lower grades, 4s949c; Indies cur
rent mnke, hrats. "a 4Shc; specials. Acc /:
lower grades. 441 45e; packing stock. cur
lower grades Al fp4ic
Chccse-Reoeipts were 1853 boxea
state. whole milk. fresh flats, colored, H.
a103lMo; white. S0NQa1Ac; average
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
British Government Metals

Consul General Robert P Skinner ca
bles from London that the following
stocks were in the possession of the
Ministry of Munitions on June l: Cop
per. 47,992; spelter, G. o. b., 26,691;
spelter, refined, 11,737; aluminium, 1o,-
919; soft pig lead, 1l9.907; nickel,
1852, and antimony regulus, 4,500 tons.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
I ca

Increased demand for black teas has de-
pleted the market, ii was reported yester-
DAY. 1t Is dilticult to find an assortment
OF Ceylons. There Is. however. a fair as
sortment OF Javas Quotations for lots Of
nfty and one hundred packages follow:
'reens-Moyu Gun powder, 5lQ173c.
lingsuey Gunpowder. 81 QD4Sc. Jupans-.
Panfred. $50 a5c. IormOsa Oolong-Good.
20 q Slc. lnslin-l'ekoe. 3fM4ic. Ceylon--
Fekoe. 34M 4c. Javn--Ieko 20 a2c
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
4 notice has been issuea to holders o,

notice has been Issued to holders Of
certificates of deposit OF the first mort
gage sinking fund gold bonds OF the
American Writing Paper Company. dated
July /, 1893, issued Under deposit agree
nent dated October 10. 1915, by The CON
mittce Of which George c. l.ec Is chair
man, requesting that they deposit their
certificates win the Old Colony Trus.
Company OF i3oston Central Union Trust
Company OF New York. or the Springfield
Safe Deposit ana Trust Company of
Sprsngheld. Mass. for the purpose OF hav-
Ing them exchanged into tho permanent
engraved bonds OF the new issue Of twenty
year FIRST mortgage gold bonds dated Jan
unry !. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
SALESMAN
WANTED

A live business getter can
make a profitable connection
with an investment securities
and commission house, which
handles highest grade issues,
on a salary basis, with a COM
mission privilege.
State experience and refer
ences. G. O., Box 401 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Steel-Spring Company,

80 Church Street. Now YoTK Cty:
May 22nd. 1919.
quarterly dividend of TWO PER
CENT. (2fe) has this day been declared
on the COMMON STOCK of this Company
payable June so. 1919. to Stockholders OK
record June II, 1919
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
Checks will be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company.
E. MCCORMICK. TREASURY.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Corean Paper Mill Planned

Japanese interests contemplate es-
tablishing mill in Antung, China,
for the manufacture, on large scale,
Of paper from Corean wood pulp. The
company will be capitalized at $780,
900.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
THE COLORADO POWER COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend OF one.
half of one per cent. G. of lTiD has been
declared the Common Stock payable
July Is. 1919, to stockholders of record
June 80, 1919.
A e WILDI, Secretary.
New York. June IS. 1913.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New York, June =. l9lH.
The Board of Directors have today de-
clared a sclni-annuai dividend OF ffteen
I5) per cent. free OF tax. payable Jnv
lst. 1919. to stockholders of record of this
date.
The transfer books will remain closed
until July 3rd, 1919.
w. NJ BENNET. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Poultry
Alive
Chicken

express, soc; spring broilers, colored, small
EXPRESS f5e; White Legnorn, large, express.
4oc, Western. freight. As 95oc: southern
and Southwestern. freight 45c; Old
boosters, freight lee. Turkeys: Hens,
Duclss: Western. freight soc; southern,
freight. soc; Long Island, spring, ID. &c.
Geese: freight. 2oc. Guineas: Pair. Sl.10.
Pigeons: Pair, 5o06Oc.
Turkeys. fresh. dry packed or iced
northerly. Western. lb, 39@41c; southerly
55c; Western, dry picked. h. asa soc; vir-
ginia. milk fed. lh. soc. California, white
leEhorn, III, 4Sc; fowls. fresh, dry packed
milk fed, II to box Western, so to SO lbs
SIC: fowls. fresh. dry packed. fed
II to box Western so TO 60 lbs and over
to doz, as q SIG; under so lbs, Sic; fowls
dry picked. to lbs and over. 35 q 5 y c
\ lbs. 34c; 3 lbs and under. Sic; South
western. dry picked, bbls or kegs. mixed
boXes or bbls Western. dry picked No
22ci scalded 2oU21c, Ducks. Long Island
and Pennsylvania' .sprlng, S5c. Squads
49, cuils. 52.5oN3 Frozen, 1918. pack
Turkeys, Western. small boxes. picked
selected young hens 4s@ 49c; Western, dry
picked, selected young toms As a Aoc
Western, bbIs dry picked selected young
4sc. young hens and toms mixed AZ a
41c Texas $50 46c; Texas. fair to good
400 4ac; old toms 43c; broilers. milk fed
fancy. IS to "a lbs to doz, ~ a 4sc. fancy
rs to so lbs, 4oG+2c corn fed fancy, j,
TO = lbs. 42@44c; 90 to 80 lbs. ss q 4oc
Chickens, milk fed 81 to 60 lbs and over
to doz. 42Q 43c, corn fed. 81 to go lb.
and over to doz. 4o042c; fowls, milk fed
50 lbs and over to doz. 3sc; 4S to SIS lbs
3sc: 43 to ~ lbs, 37c 3s to AZ lbs. s5 d
% NC 30 to 35 lbs @ 33c: under 30 lbs
o4 3lc. corn fed. 60 lbs and over to doz
81 nc; As to 30 lbs. 37lac, So to 81 lbs
sc ,sc SO to AZ lbs. 35c so to IS lbs. aa0
39 lsc under 30 lbs. 80 u q asc: old cocks
Western. prime. dry picked. 22o; Western
scaIdcd, zoe.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Hay and Straw

~; Nos. 3 to :. s4l@s4s Shipping. SIS a. a,
$40; no grade hay, s29@S36; fancy, light
clover mixed. s45@s46; No. /. clover
mixed. $4l q SAB; No. 2, clover mixed, s3S
q $40. Straw. No. l. rye. s13 No. l, cat.
Sl3.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Marks Show Weakness

BERNE, June 16.-Marks fell to-
day to 81 francs for 100 marks. inc
exchange for Austrian crowns Is 10
francs for 100 crowns.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18

The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York announces. as trustee that an in
stallmcnt of interest OF per cent repre-
sented by coupons Nos. s. ana 7 on the
adjustment bonds certificates of tho Idaho
Irrigation Company Ltd, has been de-
clared and VIII be payable on July l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Railway SteeI-Sprtnp Company.

ID
80 Church Street. New York City.
May 22nd. 1919
A quarterly dividend OF ONE ANo
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. Il = E)
has this day been declared on the PRE-
FERRED STOCK Of this Company. paya-
BILE June 90. 1919. to Stockholders Of rec
ord June 7. 1919.
The Transfer Books will not be closed
Checks will be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company.
E. MCCORMICK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18


In New York County
Priedsarn Henry-M Schwartz:
June 4. 1919 Observation-Disclosures. 124.1o
Same--Same; May 2. 1918. 505.Oo
Jones. Thomas and John Curley---
J. Willard; Dec. IA, 1915 (va-
cated) .................... 1000
Bellassai. Hugo and Fidelity e.
Casualty Co. of n. Y.-People.
etc; March 5. 1919. .......... 500 90
Bonvallot Arnold and Fidelity
Casually Co.; of N. Y.-same;
lntapchange. HpFi1 9y; '''I Itd.-A. A. Nap i00000
hegyi; May &c. 1919. .......... 3.71o 40
Martin, John and Fidelity &, Cas-
raty Co.. Of n. Y.-People, etc;
Feb. 81 1919 ......... 500 90
Manieri. Louis and Fidelity e. Cas-
uaty Co. of N. Y.-Same; April
Webster, Ray and Fidelity & Cas-
na5y ty,S, Co., of NJ Y-same; April
underhill. Harold MI. w. Big. 'o0OO
gins; April 29 1919. ......... 2235o
Martens, olaus-c. weill; Dec
Benguiat Mordeiau-H Ascher ct
al; Feb. 3. 1919. 19............. l1222
Benguiat Ephrair and Mordecai
B. $. Rottcme; Sept. "a, 1917 27osa
Jaffe, Rudolph Morris Schluchter
and Nj. K S. Leasing Co.-B
Tabachnick; May S, 19l9 500 on
S. Rosentield ct al; April 2S.
1917 .................. 4os.4l
In Bronx County
Btoomfed, William. and Adele
p. y. Kamenoff; March 3, 1915 12o7S
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Hops

Hops, State, 1918, prime to choice, lb,
57I soc; common to fair, 45@55c; 1917,
common to prime. nominal; Pacific Coast,
1918, prime to choice, SO 06Oc; common
to fair. 46 q SEC; 1917, common to prime,
32Q3sc; State and Pacific Coast. older
growths 10000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18

Prichit & Co. have purchased $1,000, 600
per cent cumulative preferred stock and
Barnett Leather Company. A public Of
fcring Of the issue viii be made shortly.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Sugar and Coffee
Current A year
nranar

Current year
prices. ago.
Sugar grannlated per b. . 7.4s
Sugar. centrifugal. per lb. 49,. 7.2e -
Conce, Rio No. 7, per lb..... 2OM Y3s
Coffee, Santos No 4. per lb. 2i7s
Sugar--Rainy season conditions in Cuba
are interfering with harvesting operations
il is reported and mills are fast shutting
down. 1t is said that much cane is being
ieft in the fields 1t appears however,
mat cuba as whole, is we'll ahead of
crop estimates and of last years outturn
Tor the mills which have completed their
crops. Domestic demand for refined sugar
continues heavy. but none of the refiners
are able to accept orders for delivery be-
fore \ ugust and September.
Coffee Futures-rhe coffee market ad-
vanced yesterday in response TO higher
prices in Brazil and closed with net gains
pi a. to 90 points. Santos futures we're
100 to 225 reis higher. and the spot mar
bct there showed an advance of 100 reis
Domestic buyers do not seem disposed. il
IS said, to provide for future requirements
They have sufficient supplies to carry
them along for while, il is believed. ana
are waiting in expectation of lower prices
when the new crop begins to move
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18

A Hyndicate Of New York. Boston and
Chicago bankers ia being organized to
underwrte the preferred stock OF the
Amnrican Steel Foundries Company which
viii be exchanged for the controlling In
toreat In tbs Grincn Wheel Company
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS
Liverpool Cotton

Spot mtddltng was quoted in the LIVER
pool market at 1862. Sales were 1000
bales, Of which 1000 were American. I'M
ports were 5000 bales. including 5000
American. A fair business at hardening
prices in yarns and cloths was reported
from Manchester
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18

Office of the United Gas improvement. 20.
N. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets
Philadelphia. June II, 1919
The Directors have this day declares "a q
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. t<l-eo
per share). payable July Is, 1912 70 stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
June 80. 1919. Checks viii be mailed.
l. W. MORRIS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18
Commodities

run, colored. so@sosc; white. 'soasonc;
lower grades. As a2s'sc twins. specials,
average run. white so9aolac; colored. 80
930lsc; lower grades, 2s4 SOC; Wiscon-
SIM whole milk, single daisies. colored
3lH q SIC; double daisies, fresh, 31t q
81 %c; young Americas, fresh, s2Ss Q 33 z c,
state, skins, specials, 24ia G25l1c: prime
TO choice, 81 q 23c; fair to good, 17@ 2oc;
lower grades. 7G16c.
Eggs-Receipts were 1907 cases Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen, 49ia q soc: stor-
age packed extra frsss, As 4 q 49c: Arsts,
46 = q 4Sc; gathered, extra firsts, 4sla q
4sc; frsts, 44G Acc; seconds and poorer,
SO q 43c; dirties. No. /. sS q 3ac; No. 2 and
poorer. 500 37c checks good to choice.
dry, S6d SIC; under grades, 2s "a 35c state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. fine to fancy. 59@6lc; ordinary to
prime, 47@5Sc; gathered whites. ordinary
10 fine. 47G5sc; Western and Southern
gathered whites, 46,q Sc; state. Pennsyl-
53c; gathered brown and mixed colors
4 4 g soc; fair TO prime. 4494Sc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-18

p. II. Middleton. formerly executive
assistant of the Railway Business Asso-
citation. has been appointed assistant man
ager OF the foreign trade bureau of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York