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GET REYNOLDS TOBACCO ISSUE
Ranking Interests Are Buyers of
s1b,OOO,OOO Notes.

A syndicate composed of the Bankers
Trust Company OF New York. Bernard,
Scholle & Co. and the Wachovia Bank
and Trust Company Of winston Salem,
N. c., has purchased $15.0oo.0e0 three
year c PEI cent. notes CT tho P. J. Rcy-
nolds Tobacco Company, according to
announcement made yesterday. The
need of working capital to finance the
growing business of the company Is
given as the reason for the financing
The purchase OF the new crop OF leaf
tobacco also will require considerable
money.
The new notes will be dated August /,
1919, and Will run for three years, ma
turing on August 1. 1929. They will be
offered TO the public In the Year future
although the offering price has not been
made public by the syndicate.
The r. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany is one OF the largest manufacturers
OF smoking and chewing tobacco. II is
said. The earnings Of the corporation
for the last five years. It is declared
averaged better than 100000 a year
The company has no funded debt and
the indenture covering the new Issue
provides against Issuance Of bonds dur
Ing their life.
The sun., 1919-08-01
COTTON PRICES ARE
LOWER AT CLOSING
Final Figures Touch Bottom
Of Days Quotations and =
Spots Also Drop.
TRADING LACKS ACTIVITY
Liverpool Cables Show Broad
Irregularity, With Market
Barely Steaay.

Favorable weather conditions over
the South, unsettled and disappointing
Liverpool cables and evening up on the
part of longs made for a much heavier
cotton market yesterday. Particularly
In the later trading was that pressure
felt. and II was then that prices fell
steadily to new low positions for the
session, selling by New Orleans ac-
celebrating the downturn. It cannot be
said that business displayed much AMI
nation, as most operators seemed in
clined to await the Government report
on the condition of the growing crop,
which is to be released this morning at
IL o'clock
A canvass Of nearly seventy members
Of the Cotton Exchange brought out
yesterday the fact that the average
guess on their part indicated a condition
of 69.2 per cent. OF the normal, or no
change Of thu average which the same
persons estimated a month ago. So far
slightly over ten private estimates on
the crops condition have been an
nounced, their reported average being
69.3. against 70.3 from the same sources
last month. Conjectures OF that and
other kinds naturally made yesterday 8
market an easily influenced one, Most
people were of the opinion that bullish
features had been discounted entirely
and for that reason anything bearish
had an inordinate effect
There was little comfort for bulls In
Liverpool cables. which showed broad
irregularity, the contract market on the
other side closing barely steady. The
actual article there was firm at an ad-
vance Of SD, with sales OF b.e00 bales
reported. Yesterdays bficial forecast
for cotton States predicted fair condi-
tions for the entire Eastern belt, while
in Western States only scattered show
ers were reported. There was some
cloudiness In Arkansas and in Okla
hema, and temperatures were little
| changed.
At the opening here there was local
profit taking and selling on the weather
which carried first prices OF Is to 81
| points The starting range was from
1880. on September options to 84.15c
on December. From the opening hour
on the undertone was one OF unsettle.
ment, and at times weakness. There die
not seem to be feeling of confidence
on the part of most brokerage houses
and 1t was felt that even slightly
bearish Government report would cause
a severe break.
The weakness in the stock market and
| the tight money situation was reflected
partly in increased selling during the
| later dealing. Prices were driver
steadily into new low ground for tht
day, options soon dropping more than 10
a bale. Reports Of easier goods markets
had their effect and liquidation contin'
ued I'd to the ending of the day, which
was at the worst levels. Spots both here
and at New Orleans also were consider
ably lower.
The sun., 1919-08-01

Southern. bsk, ta9t BEETs-.Nearby.
fsssi' S.a lSS ef 3d. 49, 's5sy e.s
iS y. Sara Sc . ;issi e,sfss,,, ~ sSI, sissi
Jersey, bsf., soc. b I'll Jersey, bps9el box,
ode; Long island, hothouse, No. !, dos.,
so , Long Islandi hcthou". No; z
soc. CUCUMBER PicKTEs@J,rssy, bsS',
shaEs 5sEsf ISLAND S' ana g.g..I bs c4 49,
J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dbl, BIO I.
Dbl. si.so9, SELERY1s.sts end Jsr-
small dog, roots, ss9s5o.j state and Jer-
Jersey. 20 q. box ssS,,Sc; vIrslnIa, crats,,
.rn. box. ii, Is 9asS Jersey, 10 at, box.
HoRsERipisH-f6Q. lbs, SD KAI5,E
SsS az. as'e Lh k3LHSPi 5cS. ss 10
5. iETTUScE-Nearby. Dbl. ti.5OS 80
ssstsy osk ;lgd1Sst Sea s,. crate, gs
oNIoNs-Jersey. white, bsk.. 1850
5sh., '2@aboi Lsns Island, bsl;. SEQ 4
Orange county. red, 100 ib. bag. ts.SO9Sy
Orange county, bsko si,2s@l.5o; orsng,
100 ID, bag. ts6s. 'oKRA-southern, car.
rier, t19e25; Southern, bsk., SIC $50
nearby, carrier, s2gs nearby, bsk.. t2.bt
bag, s1.5o@sso. PEPPERs-Jersey. bull
nose. Dbl, t3@825: Jersey. bullnose, bsk.
t1@l.5e; Jersey. builnose. 90 ct. box. so Q
75c.i Jersey, bullnose, bpshel crate, soc. q
tii Jersey. cheese, Dbl, 81 Jersey, italian
bbi,. s2,50@s.25; Jersey. italian, bsk,, use
9i,5o. RHUBARB-1Oo bchs., 1850
RoMAISE-Bsk.. s1@1.so; crate. sl@l.7s
RADnSHEs-Nearby, 100 behs., n.6o
2,5o. cALLioNs-Nearby. 100 bchs.. )!
W1.T5. SPINACH-Nearby. Dbl, 81: q
&: nearby, crate. 75c.a $3.50; State, bsk.
Tbc. 9t2. SQUASH--white, Dbl, fl@2
white, bushel box, use. white, bsk.
SOC. @t1; yellow, crooked neck, Dbl. tl42
yellow, crooked neck. bushel box, soc. g "
yellow, crooked neck, bsk. Soc ISL ltal
ian, bsk., soc. 0s1. TURNiPs-white, 1o'
bchs., si9s; white, bsk, s1@l.5o; ruta
baga, new. Dbl. si.75@2. TOMATOES
Nearby. Acme. box. $500 e:bo: nearby
Grant, box. OF; nearby. culls, box, 5og
Use south Jersey Acme, box, 81 o. soutl
Jersey. Grant. box, soc. @fi.2S; south Jer
sey, peach bsk, s5@75c.; south Jersey
culis, box, 25@ Soc.i south Jersey, carrier
soc. @t1.25; south Jersey. II q. box, 6oQ
T5c.; Baltimore, crate, SL2b9l.eo; not
house, lb., 109t3c.
The sun., 1919-08-01
10000 IN BALTIMORE
READY TO ElNIGRATE
Includes 1000 Radicals Who
viii Return to Russia.

BALTIMORE, July 31.--Fully 10000
residents of Baltimore. most of them
foreigners. are making preparations to
emigrate from the United States to take
up once more their homes in their
birth lands, II was disclosed to-day fol-
lowing a visit to the offices of several
steamship agencies.
An east Baltimore shipping agent says
that within the last month 1000 men
and women have applied at his office
for information regarding the resump-
ton of passenger travel to various Euro
pean countries
The fact that for nearly five years
there was no word of communication
between this country and Germany and
Austria Hungary has led German and
Austrian nationals to seek agairA the
shores of those countries.
At least 1000 radical Russians living
in Baltimore, 1t has been estimated by
shipping agent, are ready to return to
chaotic Russia and take up their RES
dence under Bolshevik rule
Many Poles enthused with the spirit
Of the new Poland, are anxious to 20
back to that country.
The sun., 1919-08-01
+ &ODUCE MARKE rs

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs--Msrro
Ran, ,il.Soela; coseortones. chilean. Is
TJs tseS %ssS SS % Gsiiisfha oh sisS
PTS small white, California; -t7.BQ6
n u.s. SSrEs white, Idshp, sIsea1fS; ,rs-
Ms,ssnsshdrlss, iieisO; red kidney. .ehoies,
MsnsSursan aT Ssso vi yslld l" .y kint ,1S
sISns shois '' ,ifSHgiBsisIsIsi nps Tslis
c. G ESm'% gS'Is.n Ma9s9 " Wigs
soaaS sSss ff 9sa isii e MaS's sss:
saiors rIgPoi SSins cs sHs5s ,'i.SY9
sssis9 isiS ss1s SSgssSS Mi.sS.l RTs s.ss
xiIs; csitSrnis 7S6 S TTfyfhin esbiissb y
9LSoi Australian, tib697,Ts, Japanese,
S;so@s6o; black eye. California, rI5.iSi
ssis. &s" SS iS1 HGESS arg. .lsSi;Ss "a
=, BuTTER-creamery. higher than extras,
a.. se9 SeAc; extras. 90 score. 5SNc.
s. 70 81 score, 50 a SEE. iowef Sradess 0Ih sS
gtshc.; unsaited, higher than extras. 50 u
sss ss ssfsss t sssgissshe san t' ss,, SI%
common 20 fair. 4f05o4o; renovated
I adiss sn ngsne' mI ,Swer ssadss 9 SOC
Onds, .sH 6iie.i lower grades $50 I &C.
packing stock. current mako, No. I, lsH q
eTc.i NO. 2. 4eo.: lower grades. $40 45he
CHEEsE-.State, whole milk, fresh fats
s col, or white. ib, S2h gssAe,, average
grades. 2sQsic.; twins. specials, whites, 81
case; oolored, s2k @Ssc.: coiored o.
white average run, 81 ssc,i lower grades
fresh, s1H 9saxc.: single daisies. white
3sh 9Sshc.i colored, 5sasshc. double
daisies, coiored' fresh s2% Qsse.i young
specials, ?ih 9sSHe.: prime to choice. 20
G2se. fair to good. is $780,; lower grades
Tq1ic.
The sun., 1919-08-01
COFFEE MARKET.

In keeping with the early official ca
bles from Brazil, the local coffee market
opened steady yesterday at an advance
Of 8 to > points. with trading exceedingly
quiet during the morning session. The
advance was only OF short duration. as
a special Santos cable reported a de-
cline OF 1875 to 200 reis. which brought
out large selling orders from a prominent
Cotton Exchange house and prices broke
TO 21.7o for December and 21.75 for
March, or 20 and rs points below the
initial figures. At the decline Cotton
Exchange house which has taken the
bull side for several weeks was good
buyer, and that demand and trade COW
ering caused a partial recovery at the
close. final prices being to 20 points
net lower.
Firm offers showed q steady market
at Santos. with sales OF Is at 81 Nc.
The local spot market was dull, Rio rs
being held at 23Ac. Brokers point out
that unless the visible supply Of coffee
in the United States increases materially
much higher prices may be expected.
Official cables to the exchange re-
ported Rio spots at an advance of SO
reis and Santos futures 50 to 100
higher
~ =.
The sun., 1919-08-01
CORN PRICES BREAK
ON REPORT OF RAIN
Sharp Decline Follows Change
of Weather Ending
Drought in Belt.
OATS EASIER ALL DAY
Provisions Drop With Grains
and Hog Products Are
Weak.
OATS EASIER ALL DAY

Prices broke yesterday sharply in the
corn market following reports that rain
had ended the drought In the belt.
Wires received told of good showers in
tho Mississippi Valley and continuous
rain In Illinois. The precipitation came
nj time when the crop was In serious
danger Of drying up. The hot wave was
one OF the longest the Belt had seen in
A long time While the dry spell was
for long, II did no serious damage be-
cause there were no hot winds. Cooler
temperatures along with rain are pre-
dIcted. The change in weather Is ex-
pected greatly to aid the crop. Prices
declined as much as ~ to cents a
bushel December was under the most
pres.ure because erected most by the
new crop July was the only delivery
which showed strength after early weak
ness, mainly due to the fact that ii
was the last day OF trading In that OPP
ton. The price CT July rose to 1913. an
advance Of a cent.
Some selling was due to the Clement
Curtis q Co. report, which predicted a
crop Of 2,e00,000 bushels and gave the
condition as g. There was also a feel
ing that President Wilson was going
TO issue a bearish statement in regard
10 the nlKH COSt Oh llNiuB. "
reduce living expenses are attracting the
attention Of the trade. The market was
as It has been for the last few days,
dominated by professionals and specu-
lative interests. Trading In Chicago
was hampered by conditions. Early in
the session the advance in hogs steadied
the market. They rose 90 points. Later
weather proved the governing factor.
The movement Continues small and the
cash market strong.
oats were easier throughout the day
because OF favorable weather and plac-
ing of an embargo on coarse grains.
Rains make a large crop a certainty.
with corn showing no serious damage
there Il little chance that there will be
any buying from that source. When the
embargo was placed on the coarse grains
additional complications were added to
export difficulties. Indications are that
a good cash demand Is being worked up.
The movement is expected to fall OF.
Provisions broke with the grains. Hog
products were very weak. September
pork was OF over 100 points.
Local grain quotations Of yesterday
follow:
CoRN-In the local cash market No. !,
yellow corn was quoted at s2.1s&; No.
Whit, se.Io&, cost ana freight New York
0ATS-tn the local cash market No.
white was quoted at ssh c.; No. white.
ts@sshc.; No. 8 white, ssh Qssc.; No. 4
white. s9sshc.. all elevator.
RYE-Market easy. No. . western, s1.77
cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market hrm. Feeding, s1.4s
mailing, si.5s. cost and freight New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet Bound
milling, St25qL4o. cost and freight New
York
HAY-Market quiet. No. I S1s5@s
No. 2, s1.s0G1.s0; No. 3, $3.50 G 1850; ship
ping. $3.50.
STRAw-Market dull No. rye, s14 a
ton.
The sun., 1919-08-01
Live Stock Markets in other cities,

.sssiptss, $500; hlshsr. TOP, 'assC sni5
msSian weight. hssIy ssssS sssso isSi
q ISL heavy packing so~s. smooth, $40. 3
cSttle.ReeeIpts, 5000; steady. Beef
shd xdos f0S nfay @
l2.5o: light weight good and choice, s12.5o
@l4,75; common and medium, $40 @l2.5o;
s7ab@1250; Gamers and cutters, $3.50
sls:So @ie; feeder steers, s7.tO6la;
81 pounds down, sis.i5 ei5.T5; cuils and
common; 'SSs ysaEIisns w;esher::s s go 2
cuils and common, ss6a
seipts; 5000; higher; Bulk: .ss.sS Ssas
shs ss; pfins soxs ,siE ss
G22,So, pigs, Ig0s1.a5.
,csttle-Receipts 5000 and 1000 calves;
prime. 1880 SiS.bOi medium and good,
l2s6 9ls65i common. tl1.259lSi light
s commit s sS$ 1 %saS snoo;
Gamers and cutters. t6S!;. veal calves
sss aRS ssIS S;s .ser ssssr .s SsSss
sheep--Recelpts, $500; lower Lambs.
yesriine wethers ,sSI1.aS; ewes $3.50 q
breeding ewes. 's,SOS1s; feeder lambs
CHICAGO: July sl;-HoEs--JRsoeipts,
s ssS TOP yf :so heavy Wssh
sht s.s Ssd;2n sssh mat isSf iSi
n27.S6; heavy packing sows, smooth,
cattleRReceipts' 5000: estimated to-
and heavy. weight, choice and prime
1855: common. siS@1S.a5, light weight
good and choice, siL25G1750; common
6sa modin sSW. butcher SStts
and HANDY weight, tis:f5 9 is,!5: feeder
iii iss wsst.sa rsbss '0s stssrs I,fSSitss
COWS and heifers. sf.35@i2,T5,
shsspIRss SS s,ooOi estimated TO, TO-
down. tiSS iS,7S; culis and common. $50
l2.soi ysarllng wsthers 'iegi2.eo; ewes
medium. gooa and choice. F0si cuils and
,u rITTs isSI ,I Jsly '..s ofs
.rs sh;:i iSs5eSX ; sails '.nd eommOn ' sSs
''% 8sSssi caHiySsss&e,,oon..
Hogs-Higher; supply light Prim,
| heavies and mediums and heavy Workers.
| s23.7 q 23S5; light Workers and pigs
| i2275 q 20; roughs. sisd 2o.2b.
| CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Hogs-Receipts
| 5000; strong. Packers and butchers
| pigs and lights, tl4921.75; stays, tlO8lI
Cattle-Reeeipts. 900; steady; calvei
sSiSscp-RecsIpts. $500; strong; lamb
| strongi t7@lS
EAST BUFFALO, July si.-cattie-Rs'
| eeipts, l16; slow,
| Calves-Receipth, zoos Soc. hiGherI $60
| 20; few at tz0.b0
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; 80 TO soc. higher
Hssyy: mi.sS !, !! Spd WORKERS :s;:ito 1lg ss
r rSrns ,si Sssf l5c: stays. III 0is.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 400: steady
Lambs, sla91s,7bi yeariings. N9N
sheep. sloq 1880.
The sun., 1919-08-01
ELECTRIC WIRE BURNS BOY.
ChiId Unable to Let Go After He
geiEes 1t.

Jerome Buscemi. four-year-old son OF
Vincent Busoemi. So North Columbus
avenue, Freeport, L. l., thought he had
found something good to play with yes
terday afternoon. He grabbed an cleo
trio light wire that had sagged to the
ground during the storm at Broadway
and Columbus avenue, Freeport
But the current was on, SO the child
couldn't let go. c. p. Swatling OF Free
port came along a few minutes later In
his automobile and saw Jerome's pre-
dicament. He seized a robe from his
car and knocked the wire from the boys
hand. Jerome was attended by a ply.
stefan. who found the child had beer
badly burned on his fnegrs and feet.
The sun., 1919-08-01
WANT Wo0LsToN TO QUIT.
Essex County Republicans Object
to Tactics of Chairman.

As a result Of a meeting held in Mont
clair, N. j.. wednesday night a COM
mittee or seven men will make efforts
to convince Chairman John b. woolGton
of the county Republican committee,
that he should resign for the benefit
of the party. The meeting was attended
by thirty active Republicans Of Essex
county.
The committee intends to try to con-
vince Mr.. Woolston that the men who
are seeking his resignation are not ac-
tuated by any desire to benefit any
gubernatorial candidate. This committee
Is TO make report at meeting to be
held Monday night. The sentiment OF
the meeting was unanimous. each
speaker condemning the tactics used at
the last meeting of the county committee
and expressing the opinion that Mr
woolston's continuance as chairman
would be a detriment TO The party.
The sun., 1919-08-01
Is Firnt Wire of Kind.

For the first time a direct private
wire has been established between New
York, Pittsburg, Detroit and Chicago
to handle New York curb quotations and
business. The wire has been Installed
by e. Fl. Clarke in his office in 27
William street and already has proved
of orders,
The sun., 1919-08-01
Bank of France statement.

PARIS. July 31.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes:
Gold In hand increased 647.o01 francs
notes in circulation Increased 1914 5b
francs, treasury deposits decreased b6,-
o47,475 francs general deposits de-
creased s1,6s5,o3S francs, bills dis
counted Increased ss,o2s.256 francs, ad.
vances decreased 4,609.0s3 francs
The sun., 1919-08-01
LIVE STOCK. MARKET.

BEEvEs-Reseipts, $50 head 1s cars,
mainly previous arrivals, on sale. NO
tssIInS su ard o weak Dressed beef slow
at l7d25c. per lib. for common to choice
native sides. /:
CALvEs-Receipts, lso head; $50 on
sale. Market steady. Ordinary TO prime
vs. 4, sO ss1 at ws.. S H. 0 @
calves steady; city dressed veals selling at
Is "a ssc. per h.; country dressed do at
saies-Newton 8 Co.: 81 veals. 1si lbs.
average, S22; 1, IS, s17. s. Judd & Co,
q Western calvese. 9SI' 80 sll'z ,io D. s~"-
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Reeelpts, i.s7C
head; 10 cars on sale ineludi h late a ar
barely steady; common and medium lamos
extremely dull and a number OF cars un.
seld cCminG Tno to prims, 'sssP 'G lambs
sliG1s; top price for one deck choice
I %1'ssn , Ssl's At so sly'' per ' dressed
lambs hs' II lbs. average. sis,ssi sea ". va,
g, 'is25 Kerrs G ;s g., cO ,is isi
yssrl!nes, 100, $40; 10 sheep: i:i. g.; 3;
ia. IS; IS cuils. 81. IS; Z, so. - TeSin
sss Va. ss. ils.f5; I, 50, siI; 100 sheep
l12, So: 6, 100. S. Newton 4 Co: 232
Kentucky lambs, 81, tl7.b0; 10, 40. VIZ
8 sheep. $50, $3.50; 2. 1875, $3.50. J. sham
berg & Son: 246 Tenn. lambs, IS. s16,25
8. Sanders: e2s W. Va. lambs, Sc, sl5.62M
Gull sheep, so, IS.
HoGs-Receipts 2,71o head; half a car
on sale. Market steady at f25.25 q % 50
per 100 lbs; pigs, s22.5o; roughs, s2o25
Sales. G. Curtis & Son: 60 State hogs
1856 lbs average. $3.50; 10 roughs, 2se
s2o.25 John T. Dreelani 81 State hogs
1877, s23.6ei 8 roughs, 2t3, t2o.2S, w. r.
Hume; IS State hogs, ISL. $3.50; roughs
S32. slo.2S.
The sun., 1919-08-01
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
Change seat. Cost More.

Two seats OF the New York Stock
Exchange were sold yesterday at prices
representing advances OF $4,000 and
$4,000 each. compared with the last pre-
ceding sale. The seat of Tracy L.
Turner was sold to Herbert d. Fran
sioli for 1900 and that OF Theakston
de Coppet to Edward v. Goerz for
$4,000. The last previous sale Of such
seat was for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-08-01
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s5s6.22o.74, of
which s141,405.7f was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
sf44.sl5.03 for recent .importations
The sun., 1919-08-01
New onIeans cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 31.--Prices sagged
in the Cotton Market to-day At the
lowest levels active months were 60 to
81 points below the close of yesterday.
Closing bids: October. 1926 December,
1927; January. 39.17; March. S3.45
May, 1895. Spot quiet; middling,
1880,
The sun., 1919-08-01
Liverpool cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL, July s1.-weekly cotton
statistics: Imports. $4,000 bales: Amer
lean. $4,000: stock, $1,000: American,
$4,000; forwarded. $4,000; American
41.o0o; exports, 5000; sales, $4,000 |;
American. 10000.
The sun., 1919-08-01

Liverpool cables-spot cotton, fair business
Sales 5000, American 400; imports 1000,
American 5000. Futures opened steady. ~
a TO o. points advance. Closed barely steady
at q net advance of % to % points. October,
q -02d.; December. I.hd. January. q. lsd.
March, 2i.lsd May, 2i.i2d: Manchester
Yarns more doing; cloths quiet.
The sun., 1919-08-01
United Drug Company

The Directors OF United Drug Co. have
declared "a regular quarterly dividend of
h'% on the Second preferred stock of
United Drug Co, payable September LIST
1919, to stockholders OF record August
18th, 1919,
JAMES C, MCCORMICK. Treasurer
Roston JulV Al 1919
The sun., 1919-08-01
UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY OF LONDON, LIMITED.

Notice is hereby given that Interest on
the SO Income Bonds for the half year
ended June so, 1919. at Three Per Cent.
free of British Income Taxi will be paid
against presentation and surrender of
Coupon 40, 23 on and after tho FIRST day
of September. 1919.
In London-At the London County,
Westminster and PARIS Bank. Ltd. ii
Lothbury, e. c.
In New York-At The New York Trust
Company.
In Amsterdam--At the Associate Casa
Coupons must be left for examination
three clear days before payment.
By order Of the Board.
w. e. MANDELICK, Secretary.
Inndnn Oh 1nlN
The sun., 1919-08-01

COifee Cahles-Rlo was 50 reis higher Tor rs
at l5sSo0. Exchange nd higher at 14%d. Re-
cepts 1000 bags and stock So, 900 bags. In
Santos spots were unchanged at 20$0O0 for Is
and $4,000 for Is. Futures were 80 to 100 reis
higher. Receipts 49, 900 bags, and stock ], s43.-
90 bags. Receipts at the ports were 20 900
years ago Sac PsV Pau had Il. COO against 2s 900
and 1900. and Jundiahy 1900, against 1900
and 5000 bags, respectively. Fine weather
temperatures ranging from IS 10 SO degrees.
Cleared from Rio 1900 bags for New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-08-01
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
MAC ARTHUR q CO.

LINzEE BLAGDEN has this day become
A general partner in the Arm OF Gillespie.
Needs 4 Co, Members New York Stock
Exchange, a. Wall Street, New York city;
Branch ONCE. du Pont Building, Whining
ton, Del
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
American Telephone 4 Telegraph Co
Five-Year slx Fer Cent Gold Noten

Coupons from these Notss. payable by
their terms on August /, 1879. at the once
or agency of the Company In New York or
in Boston, Will be paid In New York by the
Bankers Trust Company, I6 Wall Street.
N MILNE
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rNbrosALs.
THE ONO C sI,s,ysgy RAILWAYS

once Of the Treasurer
- Pittsburgh, Pa, August 1, 1919.
First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company
sSEsTsESvts SS'i i FiiNsETSSN
Will be pufchhsed September 4, 1918, for
the Sinking Fund, from the lowest bidders.
Sealed proposals 10 sell bonds must he
in the hands of The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, New York City. before
1919, and bonds accepted must be delivS
cred on, September LIST or security fur
nished that. day, u required. that delivery
will be made within ten days.
4. n. D. McKnieht, Treasurer.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY. July 31.-Runs. 1898;
average, S6470. Shipments, 67,s13; av.
erage. 51,5S9. Credit balances. 81.
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DIVIDENDS.

Record. able.
BOND ad 4 Mortgage Guaran sept !" OCT
tee Co., q, 496..........Aus. Q Aug. 10
Bunalo. Rochester & Pitts
burg Ry, a. 2Fss- Aug. IL Aug. Is
burg Ry pr. 5. a, 30. Aug. II Aug. Is
chnchAeld Coal Co. pr,
Consolidated oh;is ca. Co.. a ' - aug !
NV. ................. Aug. AZ Sept Is
cSSn n ne sii Paper Bag CO. aug Aug 10
pr. 1AS.............. Aug. Aug IL
81. ............. Aug IL Aug. 20
j. q, White Co, Inc. O..
]. y T. whit. Eng. Corp, Aug, 10 sept
pf, sl.75. ..............Aus. Ii Sept. :
iE%.'.....,.......... Sept. IA Sept SO
IA%. ...,,....... .....Aug. 20 Sept. Ii
Ohio cities Gas, q, ST.. Sept
Manomet Mills, spl. t2.,.July 20 Aug. I
Manomet Mills, q. t2....July 20 Aug.
National Grocery Co.. o.,
2%; Co Sept. Sept Il Sept Sept. q q
iSs. ......,...r Aug. 81 Sept. II
~. .......,.........Aug 81 Sept II
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