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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04
PRODA Sc.

PRODA Sc p6kny dun V
Corlett pro dive rodiny, vse "a
rizeno, blize 5koly, kostela q
kary. Adresa Sc sdeli Y adm. t.
listu. 11-5
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy muz
ma rozvazeni uhli. Haste Sc
hned V elsie 1920 Union Ave.
.
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Naslcduiiciho tydne ncuda,
10 Sc mic zvlaStniho.
(Pokracovani.)
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ZEHLICI ma kabaty obdrzi
stale zamestnanl u Raab
Bros, roh. vych. 55. ul. a
Broadway. ia
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PRODA Sc kulaty stal do il
delny, 42palcovy, 6 zidlicek
48palcovy sideboard, vse ga
$50. Dale $50 Victor mluvici
stroj "a $500. Haste Sc V CT
sic 3317 e. 1T al. blize Kin
sman Rd. 11-6
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PRIJMOU Sc ieden neb diva
pani ma byt beze stravy, neb
Sc stravou, pokoj sam o sobe.
Koupelna k pouziti. Addressa
Sc sd6li V adm. t. listu. 11-6
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PRIJMOU Sc dive neb tri
dsv6ata Ia prodavacky do
stfizniho obchodu. Stala pra
ce, pTijemne zamSstnani a
nejvyS$Si mzda pro osvsdce-
nou silu. PrihIaste Sc gu Kou
deiI", " cisle 4735 Broad
way aneb " elsie 4288 War
ner Road. 11-5
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1 RYTs2 2graKv

PRIJMOU Sc divky do uce-
nj ma baleni a divky a zeny
ma baleni a plneni Eahvi. Do
ba pracovni cd 7:30 do 4:30
a cd 9 do 4 hodin. Haste Sc
u The Weideman Co. Manu-
featuring Dept, 1866 w. 9.
St. 11-5
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PRODA Sc dobre zarizeny
Sc vyplacejici hudebni OBJ
chod. Dobra prilezitost pro Ce
oho hudebn;ka, odbornika. A.
dressa sc sdeli v administered
tohoto listu. &
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sseeoesosooooooooeoseeoeoo

"Ano, pane, jest neco move
no., rekl urednik, "sluzebna
pani baronky byla dnesni noci
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nOu udalOSC co MONA neJQele
pred nemocnou. Z vasich cd.
povedl Sc DOWN, co jest6 scha
ri, ably spravedlnost mohla ma
byti dplneho presvedceni."
Ale, ptal Sc baron, male
zajlci sc v rozcileni a sklice-
nosti, jez budily soustrast, re
! i uhlavni jeho nepritel byl by
no politoval, "jakym zpdso-
benz byla neboha Ia zena "a
vrazdena?"
"Byla utopena.'
"Utopena? -
'Lod afi vylovili dnes rano
mrtvolu jeji u Saint Ctoudu."
"Nebyla to snad nest astna
nahoda, sebevrazda?" ptal sc
baron, chapaje Sc houzevnate
posledni nadeje.
| "Ne, pane. Telo jeji bylo sot
va II hodin We vode a byly ma
mem shledany patrne znamky
nasili. Mrtvola byla odnesena
do Morgue a lekar, ktery j
tam ohledal, podal podrobne
dobrozdani.''
"Znamky nasili?"
"Ano - nest astna Sc vzpou
zela - branila Sc asi stated
ne. Vlas byl rozpleten, ma
rtech byly znamky prstu - pa
trn6 chtelo Sc zabraniti jeji-
mu volanl o pomoc = ma krku
byly znamky, velik6 ruky sill
neho muze, ktery il die vseho
byl Skrtil.''
"Ruky muze? PAX jest to
snad sprosta vrazda, loupez -
me, pane; nest asLnice ne
byla okradena. Mela u sebe tc
bolku Sc 10 Frankly, cennt
hodinky, hezke prsteny a ma.
usnice. Kradez nebyla prici
tinou vrazdy, byla to tolikc
pomsta. Ostatne stopovala pol
Gle Luisu cd chvile, kdy opu
stila vas dunn, az k osudnemu
okamziku vrazdy.'
"Jak to?'
"Asi k desate z vecera, nais
la 81 kocar a dala Sc dovezt
k zahrade des Plantes; jest II
odlehia ctvrt a vecer je tan
pusto. Zvolila 81 to misto, alb,
snad byla daleko cd vaSeh'
: palace; doufala, re il tam nj
kdo nezna, a re Sc tam lep,
| skryje, anebo snad chtela s,
4 dosJati Ma Orleanske nadrazi
ably odjela 2 Parize. Nahodo,
nasli jsme ko6iho, ktery j
veil. Byla mu napadna svoj
l Erasou a tim, ze byla toliko
satech a prostovlasa, jakoz
: vSiml 81 zvlaStniho, ciziho jeji
} no vzezreni. o pul jedenact
| Vystoupila koGaru a rychl
sc vZdalila. Obchodnik viner
: ma nabfezi Austerlitz slySe
: vykrik, zaviral o jednact
: kram. - Zdalo sc mu, re ne
jaka zena vola pomoc. Ns
= slouchal = ale volani Sc nee
n pakovalo; bylo to oslatne ds
|, leko a obchodnik 81 toho u
: nevSiml. Ale ia malou chvi
el b6zel okono n6ho muz - cel
noch - ="
! "Cernoch!?' zvolal Rivadi
81 cos.
"Ano."
e "Nelze tcdy pochybovati." !"
u Proc"
o "Proto re mela Migueloy
We sluzb6 cernocha = Germ
ii cha, ktery byl jiz u jejich r
y dicu, nimz nebyla by Sc RI
Ii lducila, ktery il doprovazi
ktcry z lasky k velitelcc nel
l. vidi msti Sc "a nj
0 "Vidlte, pane barone," pr
n VII komisaf pfekvapen Lope,
: /; vymi slovy, "vSe Sc shoduj
~ dnkazy Sc mnozi. Mel jsem p
q dezTeni Ma cernocha, neb(
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ma a bylo pet minut pres jede-
nact, kdyz bezel cernoch oko-
10 vinarnika.'
Komisaf Sc zamlcel.
| Peneznik sviral dlanemi ce-
10, zbrocene ledovym potem.
Ia chvili prerusil Beauvais
mlceni.
''Pane barone", pravil, wi
me nyni urcitosti, kdo spa
chal, nebo spise kdo dial pro-
vesti druhy zlocin = musime
ted zvedeti, proc byl prove
den.'
"a coz wy to nevite?" septal
baron udivene.
"Nevim, pane. Nikdo neza-
vrazdil tn osobu - Luisu, aby
Sc pomstil vam. Nestalo Sc to
take proto, ze byla We vasi
sluzbe a nemyslim, ze jest III
vot ostatnich vasich slouzicich
V nebezpeci. Vdova Miguelova
jak Sc neznama sama nazyva,
mela zajiste nalezite dGvody,
proc nenavidela nest astnici,
ktera byla zavrazdena.'
Lopez pri slovech komisaro-
vych sebou trhl a bleda jeho
tvar uplne zesinala.
"Nechtel jsem Sc vas vcera
ptati pred pani Rivadarcoso-
YOU, pane barone", pravil komi
sar klidne, "setril jsem jeji IL
tlocit. Ones jsme samoIni, a mu
site mi rici pravdu. Co sc vlast
ne udalo mezi vami, Luisou a
Dolores?"
Rivadarcos pochopil, re ne
smi dele mlceti.
Otazka byla prima a vyza-
dovala prime odpovedi.
"Pane komisari," pravil po
kratkem mlceni nejistym hla
sem, pfekazelt' mu prfmy po-
hled urednlkuv, upreny patra-
We do jeho blede tvare, "uhodl
jste. Luisa byla V primem spo-
jeni popravou Miguela Mus
sagaraye, drive byla ma KRAFT
kou dobu We spojeni jeho
zivotem :"
"O', zvolal Beauvais S vyra-
zem muze, ktery byl pripra-
ven ma to, co uslysi. "A jakym
zpGsobem?"
"Byla We sluzbe senory Dolo
res, ktera il propustila a to
vzbudilo Luisinu nenavist. By
la mestickou a Cy byvaji msti-
ve,' pravil baron S patrnym
namahanim.
"Nejste Wy nestle, pane
barone?' ptal sc komisar ma
okol klidne.
"Ano, pane.".
"Prosim, mluvte dale. Proc
byla Luisa propustena re sluz-
by?"
"Snad zpozoroyali, re male
zela k tajne spolecnosti Rosa
sove."
"Slovem - pri slideni We Slu
zbe diktatorove Luisa vyzved6
la, re vratil Sc Miguel do Bue
nos Ayres, vyzradila ho a uda
la. A z re priciny il Dolores a.
/; 81 nenavidela."
"Nyni jest vSe jasne", rekI
komisaf, nahlizeje, re rekl
mu peneznik jen polovicku
pravdy. Vsechno jeho mama
hani bylo marne: nemohl Sc
uz niceho doved6ti od Lopeze.
Ostatne mu to stacilo.
+, Pricina vrazdy byla jasna a
; patrna.
komisaf odesel, zanechay
barona samot6 trapnym
myslenkami.
"Muj boze, jak j mann chra
: niti?' b6doval a rval 81 vlasy
;Iv hroznem zoufalstvi; bal Sc
nynl vlastni rozum, jako wee
ra trasl Sc rozum Emmin
y ma koho nyni dopadne rama
Ma mne nebo ma Emmu? Pat,
ne ma Emmu. Miguelova bud,
=
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eco, co - snad ne Luisa 2
"Ano, to jmeno bylo male
zeno V jejich listinach, ostat
ne poznal jsem il die popisU
hned."
"Jeji listing, poznal jste j
die popisu ;. Co to znamena
Vcera vecer odeSla 2 domu me
no -
"Nuze, nikdy il uz neuvidi
te. Nest astnice ta jest mrtva"
"Mrtvar' septal Lopez 9
tvar jeho sesinala. "Jak to-"
"Byla zavrazd6na."
90, muj boze, Ale jak?
Kym?'
"Jest6 nevim, hledame, pTi.
chazim k vam, abyste mi po-
mohl hledati stopu."
80, nehledejte, jest to MAI
ne. Ucinila to vdova Miguelo-
va = Dolores"
81 ia tax soudim," pravil
komisar. "Ale bohuzel nema.
me zadnych dGkazu, mohl by
ste mi je snad poskytnout, pa
he barone?"
so ano, mohu!"
"Rekl iste prav6, re Luisa o.
pustila vcera vecer vas dunn
Proc tax ucinila? Z jakych dit
vodu pricin?"
"Protoze sc bala; chtela u
niknouti mrti, citila, re hrozi
il nebezpecenstvi. O ia nebla-
ha! Tedy Sc nemylila.'
"Rekla vam to?"
'Psala mi
Vytahl Z kapsy zmackany Ii
stek a podal jej komisari, kite.
ry dychtive sahl po nem.
Ma listku stale:
Pane baronei
Jsem ohrozena pomstou Do.
lores jeSt6 vice nez-li Wy sam
Jeji nenavisJ Ike mne musi by.
ii nezdolna. Diyim Sc jen, &c
nepodlehla isem prvni.
Dolores ziie a mad nami vse.
mi jest vyrcen rozsudek! Po
kusim Sc ut6k, skryji sc TAX
dobre beze stopy, ze mne nj
kdy nenajde.
Odpust'te, re opoustim va'
We chvili nebezpeci, ale prito
mnost ma by vas nezachranila
ami vas, ami pani baronku, ]
niz prilnula isem S celym srd
Gem a iiz lituji 2 hloubi duse
S bohem. Mejte Sc ma pozo
rul Luis;
V dousce uvedla, jakym zpl
sobem Sc pfihlasi patfici
veci, jakmile vynajde 81 skry
jez bude Dolores nepristup
nou. Jest zfeimo, re Sc mesti
cka neZminovala ami sluvker
0 sVe rozmluv6 s velitelkou.
Policejni komisar pfecetl i
sick dvakrate a misto, aby h
Vratil baronovi, slozil a strc
no do kapsy.
Jest to cenna listina." prs
vii, "zbavuje mas kazde pt
chyby. Nest astna mela vsku
ku proc Sc bati.'
"Dostal jsem listek vGera VI
Cer", rekl baron, "ale skorel
upln6 jsem ma nej zapome
zalekl jsem Sc hrozneho ne
vov6ho zachvatu me choti, !
nemyslil jsem nez ma ni."
"Pani baronka jest chur;
var ptal Sc Beauvais ziv6,
vyrazem nelicene soustrasti.
Jest il uz lepe - ale ch'
Ii jsme Sc jeii rozum. Kdyt
Sc nyni dozv6dela move te
udalosli, seSilela BY!
Baron vypravel komisa
kratkymi preryvanymi slo'
vystupu, jcmuz jsne b.
pritomni.
"Chapu, jak zhoubnych n
sledku by mohla miti west
move teto ran6 ma pani baro
ku," pravil komisar vazn
"zda Sc, he milujete vytecn,
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PRODA Sc lacino dobra

PRODA Sc lacino dobra
farma We statu So. Michigan 0
120 akrech vedle ceskeho me-
stecka. Zd6lano je 40 akru, o.
statni je les a pastviny. Farma
je celia oplotena, zivy pramen
Iece skrze farmu. Dobre stav-
by, Zahrada, par mladych ko-
nj, 8 kusu hoveziho dobytka,
vSechny hospodarske stroje a
letosni sklizen. Bajecna lace.
DalSi vysv6tleni poda Sc V els.
2531 w. so. ul. nahofe 11-6
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Floor Traders Bearish

Most of the floor traders came down
to the Street in a bearish frame of
mind. "The floor is full of bears" was
the word that came from the exchange
around midday. Up to that time, how
ever, efforts of the professionals to
force reaction had been futile. But
in the afternoon when buying slack
ened an opportunity was afforded for
a concerted attack and the whole mar
ket sold off in the closing hour. An
interesting thing about the market in
Steel common was that this issue was
much less active on the decline 1t
closed q off at 1925 after touching
HAS early in the day Crucible Steel
sold at 141 in the forenoon but that
was W the top, and in the afternoon it
fell to 1868 closing at q off at 1873.
Baldwin Locomotive lost 11a, Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies 6, Mexican Pc
troleum 8, Industrial Alcohol and Kelly
Springfield Tires bA. An early ad-
vance carried many Of the low-priced
rails, which were strong yesterday, to
higher levels. New Haven got up to
40B, then reacted to 37Aa; st. Paul
common held we'll in view of it's swift
rise and closed fractionally off at 5OA
1t sold in the forenoon up to 62%, a
new high. Cuba Cane Sugar common
broke 2b to 347s, on the publication Of
the Goethals report, which was ad-
verse.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Republic Steel Profits Slump
Company Earned q Cents a
Share OH Common

AS result Of operations in the quar-
Ter ended June 80, 1919; tho Republic
Iron and Steel Company earned a sur
plus after Federal taxes and charges Of
SblC,9l6, equivalent, after the pa;rent
Ct s437 800 IN preferred dividends, TO
~ cents share earned on the S27,-
del 200 common stock, compared with
s,lo5S,05G, or $2.26 share, earned in
she preceding quarter
Net earnings last year, after deduct
ing charges FOR. maintenance and re-
pairs and provision for Fedora, and 4x-
cess'profits taxes. were s952.71O, a de-
crease OF s2,722,674 from tho corrc-
spending period OF 1918. Income from
other sources aggregated SlG9S1G.
bringing the total to Sl,12o,5s6. After
depreciation, bond interest, pre scrred
and common dividends had been taken
care Of deficit Of S334,44S was shown
for the quarter.
Untilled orders on hand June 80 last
o1 finished and semi-fnished products
totalled 1S7.a61 tons. compared WIKI
1l4,3O5 tons on March 81, 1919.
Surplus available for dividends fer
the six months ended June 80 1910
amounted to $1.564,S72, equivaieot 70
s2.63 share on the common stock
after the deduction OF preferred divi-
dends, against S6,027 $40, or s1ea4 q
share. earned in the correspondinr
period Of 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Curb Imports to
Protect ErrE,1x,ro

WASHINGTON. July To pro-
tect British exchange in America and
other countries where the balance of
trade Is against England, the British
government in addition to maintaining
on the prescribed list or imports GOOD
many articles has found it advisable
TO require special licenses in some
eases Win the purpose of reducing the
expenditures of British money for luyu-
ries. Such an instance was that of sill
hosiery, which was one of MANY small
drains upon the British purse.
1T is learned from official sources
that IN making these additions to the
items requiring special licenses for i'm
portation there has been no thought
on the part Of the British government
OF discriminating against American
trade. The regulations apply to i'm
ports from all sources.
Sir Eric Geddes recently informed
the British Parliament that some such
measures would be necessary to pro
tect British exchange and appealed to
the patriotism of the British neonIa
to curb their expenditures for foreion
luxuries, holding that British money
should only be sent out of the country
under present strained conditions for
food and articles of prime necessity
which could not be produced in Eng
i"iiu' liz CHclclUTe gave notice that
notwithstanding the lifting Of The
blockade and the practical termination
of the war, the British government
found it necessary to continue for the
present at least the regulations re-
stricting importations into the cd1n-
try.
However, it is understood that a gov
ernmental commission is to be created
to meet in London in September, to
consider and report upon the whole
subject of British foreign trade reeu-
lations.
Tho possible permanency Of such re-
strictiIons. which not only tend to main
figure, but also arc highly protective
of British industries, has aroused tho
free trade elements in England to a
realization of the fact that that whole
time-honosed doctrine may be Mt stake.
and lively campaign is expected to
precede the meeting Of the commission
in London.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Cheap Money in London

Eight, 10, Is or 20 per cent call
money in Wall Street causes much
wailing and gnashing of teeth among
stock brokers, who point to London
with envy. For in London, as they
see it, money is dirt cheap Rates Of
: Il and per cent are common even in
these days. The stock broker wonders
Why it is and complains against the
Federal Reserve system. But accord
ing to "The London Statist." there is
a great deal of unreality about the
London money market. "Money," this
authority says, "both in the short loan
end the discount market in Lombard
Street, appears cheap and plentiful,
and in sense is too cheap, if not too
plentiful. 1t Is almost as cheap and
appears to be as plentiful as in the
pre-war days, but the position of the
London market is artificial to a de-
gree. London has almost ceased to be
a money market in the sense we knew
1t in the period that preceded 1914,
and 1t cannot recover that position
until we are really able to pay for our
urgently needed imports OF food and
raw material. The London money
market at present is very much in the
position Of an individual who has come
to certain arrangements with his cred
itors and has for the time being ample
supplies of small change for pocket
money, but whose balance at his bank
ers' Is totally inadequate to paw off
heavy debts which he has incurred in
the recent past"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Cincinnati Northern Earned
S7.l2 a Share on Stock IN 1919

Report of the Cincinnati Northern
Railroad Company for the year ended
December 81, 1918, disclosed surnI,s
after taxes and charges of $2l3,79l,
equivalent to $712 share earned on
the $3,OOO,O00 capital stock, against
$29o,230, or 1857 share, earned in the
preceding year,
The Federal operating account shows
net operating income of s280,778,
az aagalnst INST, the Federal compensation of
co., 49, I, loss of $36,S50 for the gov
ernment. Without the benefit Of the
compensation, earnings for the stock
would have been $5.S7 a share.
operating revenues last vaor
amounted to $2,812,979. or eS7S150
larger than for the year before. After
taxes had been paid net was s34O.O7G
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Syndicate Buys
$l5,O0O,000 "Big
Four Bond Issue
Offered to Public to Yield
On p. c.; No National
Equipment Trust Flo
tation Before September

A banking syndicate, consisting of
J. P. Morgan & Co., the First National
Bank, the National City Company and
the Guaranty Trust Company has pur-
chased an issue of $15,000000 ten-year
s per cent refunding and Improvement
bonds of the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis Railway, which are
being publicly offered at SO, to yield
6N per cent interest.
These "Big Four" bonds are part of
total authorized issue Of $2O,00O,O0O
series A bonds to be issued under re-
funding and improvement mortgage
dated July 27. They will be direct
lien on 1927 miles of railroad owned
and on the company's interest in 568
miles of railroad operated under lease.
Railroad bankers said yesterday it
was not likely that an attempt would
be made before September to float any
OF the equipment trust certificates un-
der the plan providing for the forma-
tion Of national equipment trust
sponsored both by the government and
important banking interests. Details Of
the plan announced early this month
showed that of the $4OO,00O,000 total
required to finance the railroad ad-
ministration's purchases of equipment
$3.50, 900 is to be issued in the form
of per cent equipment trust certifi-
Gates, maturing in equal annual install
ments for fifteen years.
The remaining s12O,Ooo,ooo, it was
announced, would represent the capital
stock Of the corporation and would
be subscribed by the government. The
bankers committee sponsoring the plan
is arranging to sell the equipment trust
certificates to the public, but it is the
opinion Of the members that it would
be wise to wait over until the early fall
before that is attempted. The reason
assigned was that there may be show
ing up in the investment appetite, par
ticularly in view Of the large amount
Of foreign financing that appears to be
Imminent as result Of the unprece-
dented decline in the value Of the
British pound sterling.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Buy Chain Store Stock

Announcement was made Yesterday
that the j. G. Penney Company, op-
Grating a chain of 187 retail stores, has
sold an issue of $3,OO0,O00 cunuIa tive
;np'er per cent preferred stock to a group of
Investment bankers, headed bv the
Chase Securities Company. Ceoyoo III u
Burr & Co., Merrill, Lynch l. Co. and nd
Cassatt & Co. w. anu
A public offering of the stock will he
made shortly. 1t is understood the
company will make application to list list
the preferred on the Stock EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Money and Credit

Tho banks made fairly liberal offer
ings Of call money yesterday and stock
market borrowers had little difficulty
In meeting their needs. Rates con-
tinued Arm, however. Mixed collateral
loans opsned and renewed At 8 per cent
and At one time got down TO 5M per
cent. The closing rate WAS per cent.
All industrial loans opened and re-
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
1o,237,56o
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

The swing in sterling exchange yes
terday exceeded 10 cents. Early in the
day the pound was quoted as low as
$4.26%, new bottom, and later it
recovered. Cables at the close were
quoted at s4.s7. The upward movement
was attributed to buying by trade in
terests for future needs to take advan-
tage of the bargain" rates and also
to short covering.
Francs followed the course Of ster-
ling both ways.
(Quoted dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Wealth-Marke estm ents

newed at per cent, advancing in the
afternoon to 8 per cent.
There was some business done in
collateral time loans at 8 per cent for
six months, with a Service charge"
Of II to l per cent, making the cost
Of the money 6M to z.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with a year ago, were
as follows:
Cad money:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Acceptance Surnlus

Dealers in acceptances are carrying
at the present around $50. 100000 in
bank acceptances. That is about S20,-
100000 more than their normal hold
ings. The increase is a result Of the
inactive market for acceptances. Ac-
ceptances dealers, it was reported yes
terday, have borrowed quite an amount
from the banks at per cent to carry
ing their holdings of acceptances until
they can be worked off.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

the Guaranty Trust Company, will sail
for Europe early in August to investi-
gate financial conditions in Great
Britain. France, Germany, italy and
other European countries that are
likely TO seek loans in this country.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Another Brazilian Yoan

A loan to the Brazilian city of Sac
Paulo is under negotiation by local
bankers. it was learned yesterday. I'm
brie & c., who are interested in the
Of the loan would be S2O,OOO000. as
was reported in the financial district.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18

last year. and reference was made 20 .
deficit the preceding year. These state
ments were in error. Net profits in
1918 were $S76.99l, out Of which $780,
600 in dividends WAS paid In addition,
a disbursement of 100000 in amortixa-
ton dividends was made. There vas
no deficit in 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Pools SellinpY

Pools in various industrial issues are
said to have been selling this week.
That means distribution. So far the
offerings well.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
n. Y. and Honduras Rosario
Mining Company EARNING,

In reviewing the annual report of
the New York and Honduras Rosario
Mining Company in these columns re-
Gently it was stated that the company
had failed to earn its dividend In the
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
Would Take Profits in Crue,ble
Look for Ouieter Marked

Az TO general market, we look for
ward to a trading affair, but we think
1t advisable TO take profits In highly
speculative issues and make new com
mitments in a cautious way.-yoseph-
thai & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
The Market in Decline

Stock prices Oeclne0 Sharply IN the
closing hour. Standard industrial
shares lost from l to points net.
The reaction was overdue and should
prove beneficial to the whole market.
Most people will concede that stocks,
particularly the industrial issues. have
been travelling much too fast on the ad-
vance. Such wild fluctuations as have
occurred in Crucible Steel and Baldwin
Locomotive this week are lad thing
for any market. The selling of stocks
on yesterdays late decline was mainly
professional and for that reason was
not as impressive as it might have
been. Many issues offered good resist
ance to the selling and fresh buying
for the advance appeared in a number
Of important shares. The decline had
the appearance Of temporary check
to the advancing movement. Money
was fairly plentiful at and 7 per
cent, with .ate advance in industrial
money to per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-18
The Markets
Breadth Of the Market

Three hundred and nineteen differ
ent stocks were traded in on the ex-
change, three more than the day be-
fore. Dealings approximated 10000
shares.