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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

FOR SALE-By owner, two five room
modern bungalows, free Of encum-
brance. One at 1865 Trade street,
the other at 244 s. 14th street. Terms
if desired. Address Mrs. L. V. Bud
long, l05 Washington street, Van
couver, Wash. PIG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12
A SACRIFICE SALE .

! can sell if taken at once, o
small residence and nice lot on
25th street near the pen, for 5000
$3.50 cash; there is a mortgage ON
this property that will be fore
closed very soon, therefore the
owner has placed it on the market
at sacrifice; if You want it you
had better let me show it to you
today. it will be sold very soon.
Tt Is bargain.
John H. Scott
404 Hubbard building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

WANTED-To trade 1st class farm
for smaller place close to Salem.
Best improvements. Call for terms
and particulars at 1881 Union st
after five p. m. 2-l2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

WE BUY dressed pork and veal. We
will como and pick it up. William
ette Valley Transfer Co., Ill South
High st. Phone 1400. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

If you want to be well and happy
join the soul science success club, it
is free. class for development starts
wednesday Feb. II p. m. Mrs. M.
Z Mackie, 343 N. Liberty. 2-l2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12
The Journal New Today Ads

WHAT have you to trade for half in
terest in business building en-
State street close to Bush bank.
Rented. Address 45s S. High st. 2-ls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

MOTHERS wishing to have their chill
dren cared for during day, hours Z
a. m. to p. M, ages from ! to 5
years, good care, reasonable price.
20S Bush st. Phone 982W. 2-12
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

USED CARS
Ford touring, 1916, may extras $500
Stodard twenty, good tires etc $3.50
Maxwell, 1914, just painted $3.50
Chevrolet touring. 1916, $425.
Auburn touring. first class, $275
Highway Garage. 1000 8 Cont. tfl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

FOR SALE-An airmotor wind mill
and steel tower, with tank in tow
er, for $50, at 2049 Nebraska Ave
PIP
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12
Open Forum

4 *** Il ** 4 4 X X u X X \
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

FOR SALE-Grain sacks and potato
sacks, at bargain. Willamette Val
ley Transfer Co., III s. Hikh. Phone
1400. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

FOR SALE-Portable drag saw with
4-horse power engine. Call room 2,
Sd floor Myrtle hotel, after 6
O'Clock p. m. 2-l2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-12

A SNiAP-Almost new 3-4 special Re-
public truck with express body, new
tires, only 5000. Can be seen at 1852
N. Commercial. tt
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy fled in the
United States District Court yesterday
follows:
LAURASON r. LATROBE. III Broad
way. Liabilities. $780, 900; assets. $40. 900.
Principal creditor John Groscio. SlsT5.
Attorney. Saul s. Myers, 60 Wall street
BROOKLYN SUGAR WAFER MFG co.
INC. 20 West Houston street. Liabilities
$4,000; assets, s5 900. Principal creditors
Ralph La Porta. 800; Rubino Plactino,
s347, Frank Morio, sS25 Attorneys
Shame & Weinrit. 299 Broadway
NORTH AMERICAN NOVELTY co,
INC, 43 East Eighteenth street. Liabili-
ties and assets not stated. PRINCIPAL
creditors: De Luxe Clock Mfg. Co. s202 :
J. Drillich, $500; Joseph J.. Rosenberg
$1.oS3. Attorney, ]. Carl Becher. 225 Fifth
avenue.
ANTONIA GARCIA AND MARIA
GARCIA, Port Chester. Liabilities. s2.34s
assets. 5000. Principal creditor. Beadles-
ton & Woerz $1,000. Attorney. Benjamin
l. Taylor. of Port Chester.
GEORGE w. ROBINSON, $50 Mosholu
Parkway Liabilities. 1870 assets. <s1ss
Principal creditors: George w. De,riorest
1913: Lawyers Title & Trust Co 1891.
Attorney. Jacob Stiefel. 1874 Nassau street
Receiver in Bankruptcy
Learned Hand appointed Frederic w
Wells receiver for Brooklyn Sugar Wafer
Mfg Co, Inc, under a bond OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Twitchell Lays
Market Crash to
Banking System
President of Chemical Ma
tiOnal Sees in the Recent
Upset Evidence of Weak
ness in Federal Reserve

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov 2O.-Her-
bert X. Twitchcll, president of the
Chemical National Bank of New York,
addressing the bankers group at the
annual convention Of the Connecticut
Chamber of Commerce to-day, said he
believed a weakness to exist either in
the Federal Reserve system or in it's
administration when a situation is
created which warrants renewal rates
for call money of 16 per cent and
loans at 32 per cent. He also said
that 1T ought not to be possible "for
situation to become so sensitive that
serve Board to New York should cause
collapse of the stock market in New
York"
Professor II. I. Copeland, of Har-
ward University, told the retailers
group that he believed the country had
reached the end of the period of in
faton. Manufacturers had told him
that merchandise for spring delivery
had been sold at prices which would
mean retail advances Of from 20 to 40
per cent.
Foreign language newspapers we're
recommended as the best medium for
gerous propaganda, Miss Frances a.
kellor, of New York, told another
group. She urged that Americans buy
into these papers, impose citizenship
qualifications on editors and publishe IS
and sell! industrial good will and Amer
lean news to the aliens in this country
Professor w. L. Robb, of Rensselaer,
Institute, told the manufacturers thet
they had nothing to fear from COM
petitors elsewhere so long as they had
low priced power and took advantage
OF the states resources. He advocated
few large power plants to replace the
many small ones now in operation.
The foreign mission on business and
finance will be guests at dinner of
the chamber tonight. A committee
went. to Boston to escort the delega-
tion here.
The ballot for general directors and
group directors, as prepared, was cast
at the afternoon meeting and all NOM
'nees thereon elected. These directors
Will meet tomorrow to choose a presi-
dent in succession to President Miner.
A vote of thanks was given the ad-
visory committee of the past year for
services rendered.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Commodities
Cotton

An early break in the cotton market
YES YES followed by very sharp recovery.
MS was not fully maintained and the
close close was barely steady, but last prices
showed 81, ADVANCES Of 30 to so points from
" ednesday's final quotations
AT the start sentiment seemed to be
very much unsettled by the Senate S
action on the peace treaty, and nervous
ness regarding its effect on foreign credit
the sharp early break in foreign ex-
HnSnse. Sa,Snl FIRST prices were 10 to e2 point 5
points under the closing prices of the
previous day during the first few min
',1 utes, as result Of heavy wan street
considerable Southern selling. but Liver
poo! was very active buyer. and as soon
as the first rush of liquidation had been
ing ana renewal Of bull support This
was encouraged by rumors that there was
fr 70 De conference over the question OF
change and the improved tone report ed
in the stock and money market
liners There was also buying early in tho
had been settled and for time the
market was excited with January con
with the general list showing a net ad :
vance of 55 to 81 points. The demand
then the ia, tapered of and there newed
MED by reports that 81 foreign credit con
ference was not likely. January closed
best. and later months showed final re-
ao1lons of about 80 to 3s points
The Liverpool buying here was attrib-
uted to profit-taking by straddlers, owing
to the wide difference between the two
markets. 1t was pointed out that this
night reflect feeling in Liverpool. The
difference had reached nearly its maxi
mum. but traders were more inclined to
believe that the buying was chiefly
actuated by a desire TO take the hand
some profits already accrued. Compare
lively little news reached here from the
south Dallas wired that spot holders
were selling freely with the basis shade
easier, but that there was a good demand
for all offerings.
Souther spot markets as officially re-
ported were 200 points lower to 70 points
higher, with midding quotations now
ranging from $3.50 to 1000
feature in the news from the goods
trade was reports late in the afternoon of
a sensational advance on certain wide
fannels. which were quoted up from % to
so cents yard. or cents per yard higher
Ihe spot market New York was
steady, at advance of 10 points to
80 25 for middling No sales We're re-
ported.
Range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Marconi Company to
Merge With Radio Corn

At special meeting Of the Marconi
Company of America held yesterday
stockholders voted in favor of the alb
sorption of the company by the Radio
Corporation of America
The General Electric Company. which
is backing the Radio Corporation in
the venture, is to contribute $2,5O0.0OO
part of which will be used to acu~;re
the American Marconi shares held by
the British Marconi Company. These
shares Will form part Of the capital of
the Radio Corporation.
The new company is to have a capital
OF 100000 shares of per cent pre-
fS-rad stock, IS par. and 100000
shares of common stock, no par value.
OF which the General Electric Com
pany will receice 1851 shares of the
preferred and 100000 shares of the
common stocks.
American Marconi stockholders are
to have the privilege of exchanging
their holdings par for par for the Radio
preferred stock and, in addition. are
to receive an equal amount of common
shares of the Radio Corporation for
those OF the Marconi shares now held.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Colorado Fuel Receipts Low

Gross receipts of the Colorado Fuel
% sna Iron Cp,;npany for the quarter
saaea saae1 september 80. 1919, amounted to
s',s76":z. falling off from the cor.
RESPONDING period of the preceding
year OF S2.S46.435. Operating expenses
were $S,Se8,3S2. leaving net earnings
or $,l06,690, q decline of $4S1. l.
Other income of s7s,sl6 was added to 6,
that amount, bringing the total to
SN,lSe.3o7. After interest, taxes, ETC..
had hs been deducted. a surplus of $50
o99 was shown, equivalent, after the pa-
ment of pre- erred dividends, to S1.47 a
share earned on the s34 500 common
stock, compared with s627,154, or S17l
earned in the preceding quarter, and
$3.50 .4o4, or $2.6s. in the same quarter
of 1918. Wa
Surplus of the company for the nine
months ended September 80 last
amounted to $1,572,637, or $4.24 a share
earned on the common stock, against
$4,SSS.624, or $12.45 a share in the first
nine months'of the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
ge OF prices follows:
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 6,755 packages.
Creamery higher than than siias eStras H. 1Sg
90 to 81 score. @71c: firsts. 8s to SO
score 63@65nc; seconds, SO to 81 score,
57@61c:, lower grades, IS @ 56c; held.
CSC; firsts S2 II q Csc seconds. 81 q so Il c;
unsalted. highe rthan extras rs u q 76 Il c
extras, 74la q 75c; tirsts; SEQ 72c; seconds,
good to prime. IS @ CSC; common to fair. 54
@64c; renovated. extras So q 59c: imita-
tion "reamery. first; so SEC; ladies'. cur
SIC; lower grades. 50G sic: packing stock.
current make, No l. sic: Mo-. soc; lower
grades. 47049isc.
State, whole. milk, fresh fats, colored or
311s @32Ac; white. 81 IA a32c; helr fats.
3Slsc; lower grades. % s@8oi5c; twins, sp:.
cials. colored or white. 81 y a 32c average
run. ale: lower grades. 2s rs; Wiscon
single daises, fresh, 50 q $50; held 50 z q
sac; double daises. fresh held. 80 q
32'4c; young Americas fresh. 33 q 3S re;
state skins. specials. 22Q 22i2c; prime to
choce, % zoe; fair to good. l4Q lie:
gathered. extras. dozen. IoM soc: extra
frsts, 75Q Tic; frsts. 7oQ 74c; seconds, GA
6sc; under grades, $50 soc: dirties. No l..
so 55c; No. and poorer. As a SIC: checks,
good to choic, dry, 44Q47c: under grades.
$50 43c; refrigerator. special marks, fancy.
charges paid, 54 q Soc; firsts, 52u 53c; sec
onds, A a Sic, under grades, 81 q i6c; state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. fine to fancy. 81: fair to prime.
76@s7c; gathered whites. common to
Coast whites express. fancy. 81 other
Western and Southern gathered whites
7oQsoc; state. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
hcnnery browns, fancy, s30ssc, gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded fancy
7Sqsoc: fair to prime. 6sQ77c.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
These Securities Look Safe

Question-Would you kindly give me
What information you can in regard to
the ;l safety of the following bonds as
INVESTMENTS: Baltimore & Ohio Cen
Tial Ta;l ps, % missouri Pacific General As,
Erie Prior Lien As. Hudson and Man.
haitian rig IS, |. R. T. IS? II. d. II.
Answer - Baltimore & Ohio per
cent notes are we'll secured and are, we
nelieve, good investment. Missouri
facihc general 4s, Erie prior lien 4s
and Manhattan refunding 5s are lal ju
NOR liens. In normal times there is
good margin of safety. Much deA
pends upon what happens to the rail-
1oads oy legislative action. We believe
they are safe. Interborouph Ranid
Transit 5s are in an unpleasant posi-
tion, but at present prices it would
appear that the situation had becn
rather well discounted.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

clined to cover on the bearish news
Yesterdays Previous Year
coss nsT Na S'sk yell .isS% f'SSs TaS ''S's ssa
Chicago
December ..... 1888 1.$s2% 1.2s%
January ..... 1.26a 1.29
Oats-The market for oats was heavy
ness in foreign exchange would practi-
caliy preclude export operations Prices
and at tho close were X to ssc net higher.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
Oats. No. 2 VIII. ,o:s2M so.s2,s so.sss =
Rsy Rsssmesr '..... 49,: :77sss ~: :7s 'H7.
Rye-Market barely steady
Cash. No. l VIII. t1.54h s154E $17s
Flour and MeaI-Quotations were:
New Yesterdays Previous Year
%%sal 1as ''' Ss & { -
Rye -four. 7.o0O725 7.ooQ7.z5 9.l5 Is
Cottonseed OH
The market was weak early in tho day
under liquidation. prompted by feeling
OF pessimjsm over the rejection of the
peace treaty and the weakness in foteign
exchange Shorts were good buyers. how
ever and late In the day the market was
steadier. closing at points net advance
~
day were 4o100 barrels
The range of prices follows
Wednesday s
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Nov.... 20s0 1850 1000 2070W20.s0 2110
Dec 49,. 20sO 20.9o 2O70 20o5Go2l so Zip
Jan. 70 80 2l.zo 2o.77 2i-12@2l25 q. :
March. 20.25 21.40 20S9 2l.33 q 2l35 q. 80
Sugar ana Coffee
Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. granulatcd. per 10.
Sugar. ccntrifuIa1 nor In
Coffee. Rio No. 7. per lb.. 161s l0H
Coffee. Santos no 4. per lb 25N
sugar-The remaining old crop supplies
shipped. and it is believed that all of
this sugar that Is coming to retiners
for the domestic trade will arrive before
and be taken care Of In accordance with
the Equalization Boards contract on old
Cuban raws at 5.Ssc cost and freight
Southern rehncrs were active buyers Of
new crop CuDas Yesterday. there being
sales OF $4,000 bag March shipment and
$1,000 bags April shipment, both at : = .
I. o. b. Cuba, TO u Savannah refiner and
LOCO tons February shipment at 2sc cost
and freight basis equal to a little better
than ina Sc f. o: b: At the close of the day
In refined sugar buyers all over the coun
try were clamoring for sugar, with only
scant supplies available.
Coffee Futures-The early break in ster-
ling exchange on London TO low
levels. together with poor Brazil cables
ana uncertain markets generally, caused
a decline In coffee at the opening OF 22 to
80 points. Sentiment was also unsettled
by the failure Of the Senate to ratify the
peace treaty and doubt to the effect on
International finance Houses with cot
ton trade connections We're prominent SELL
ers, together with scattered liquida ton
from other sources and offerings from
trade and New Orleans. Later in the day
buyers felt little encouraged by a par
tial recovery in the foreign money markets
and prices worked up some to II points
only to sag off on receipt Of special
ca Bile showing further losses in the Santos
futures market of 200 to $50 reis Final
prices were II TO SO points net lower for
the day. There very heavy liquida-
ton in December and March which posi-!
tons were freely exchanged for more dis
tant months
Tha ranga Of prices folloMa:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Stocks Ex.Dividend
Stock Exchange Memberships

E. Gary Spencer. Arthur S. Jackson
Harry A. Levy. F. Vernon Foster and
George P. Maloney have been elected
members of the New York Stock Tx.
change. The seat of Arthur NJ. Hess
was transferred to Waller C. Hardy for
$lOl 900. Jacob Calm sold his mem
bership to Alfred j. johnson for slO0.-
goo, and the seat of the late Henry
Z. Lawrence was transferred to Samuel
ungerleider for s101,O 900. The last
previous sale<swas $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Satisfied Judgments

me flrst name is that of the debtor,
the second that of th, creditor and date
when Judgment was tiled:
In New York County
Queens Borough Corp W,n II
iiencken. Edw McDougall and
Jno " Paris + II Brei,ol, oct
80 1919 .......-..',.... slsss.si
Marin. lsdor or Esidor-I Horo-
wltl; June rs. l9i9 1850
Frledlander, Lena = II Harges
Aug 20. 1919 9...... sasS
Brunk, Geo c. and Fred ] Ehr-
hardt - Fred E Rosenbrock 4
Co, Inc; Nov 10. lsie. 24s.u
Dec 10. 1915 .........'' .'o''.'so"' a.iso.ss
Same-Same: Nov 5 1919 ~ l02.s
Dec 10. 1915 ....'..''' ''''ei so"' 5o4H
IS. 1919 'p''"' s5sss
In Bronx County
Arnold. Richd H-Bronx Gas 4
Elec Co; Jan -. 1919 e.... si24H
Dec 3. 1918 " e''''o'"' eosd
Diefendorf. Warren EN- Pc
trone Oct "a 1el7........-... sSo"
hunts Point Garage Co Saml
Gotthelf and Morris l.azar-
Watson Elevator Co, June 1s ..~
IL, 1917 " E.p's'' Ap." $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Alaska Gold Mines Report
Deficit for Third Quarter

Gross earnings of the Alaska Gold
Mines Company amounted to s393,31S
in the quarter ended September 80,
1919, an increase of s153,966 over the
third quarter of 1918. After operating
expenses of $4l2, $50 had been deducted.
deficit from operation was $l9262.
Other income reduced that amount by
S8,027, leaving a final loss of $11,235.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Shell Transport

question: have a client who wants
to invest in She'll Transport. Any in
formation will be welcomed. F.S.
Answer-Three hundred and seventy
five thousand shares of e (nominally)
OF this company have been underwrit-
ten here. This company holds 40 per
cent of the Royal Dutch Shell Asso-
citation. The capital is $SS,OO0 900 com
mon, issued $53,221,978 and $4,000. 900
preferred, issued $500, 900. Dividends
semi-annually at the rate of IS per
cent have been paid since 1912. Rights
and stock dividends aggregating SGT a
share have been paid also. Net profits
for 1918 were $18,4O0,OOO. 1t is under.
stood that earnings are larger at pres
ent.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Investment
Information

EXHAUST PRICE-A fail in prices
to point aohero margins are wiped out
--erhausted-amd when brokers man be
compelled to sell out the securities for
scU-protection, unless additional mar
g'ns are turmished.-Money and Invest
ments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Questions and Answers

~ Note-ln this department The
,tI,oune VIII throw the light OF such
Information as Is at it's command on
M .me Investment problems OF its read
trs. Questions OF general jnternst vii,
p,te pc answered in this column. Only
initials VIII be used. Others will bo
answered by mail
stamped addressed enyclopr to
FINANCIAL EDITOR, Tho Tribune.
Io4 Nassau Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

but steady. Unchanged at 1000; sales, g.
1853 bales. New Orleans quiet. unchanged
at $500; sales. 1850. Mobile steady. rs
points higher. at 1915; sales, Is Savan-
nah quiet, 25 points higher. at 37.75: sales,
"16 Wilmington quiet. so points higher,
at 1900; sales nil. Norfolk steady.
changed. at so; sales, 93S. Baltimore
nominal unchanged at $3.50: sales nil.
Augusta steady, unchanged, at 37.0o ;
sales $50. Memphis steady unchanged
at 5000; sales. $50 st. Louis steady 200
points lower, at 4o.oo; sales nil. Hous-
ton steady. 25 points higher, at 39 rs :
sales 1924. Little Rock steady, 100 point 8
lower, at $500: sales. 1.214. Dallas steady
- points higher. at 33.25; sales 4465.
montgomery firm, unchanged. at $500.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
British Consols 2ios

question - Can you tell me when
british Consols 212 per cent Consoli-
dated stock reach maturity? Accord
ing to the official prospectus, they are
redeemable at the pleasure Of Parlia-
ment on or before April /, 1912. Does
that tnat mean that they will be paid off in
1890 G. F. B.
Answer-British Consols az per cent
nave no maturity date. The option of
redemption rests with Parliament.
Ihey DO not have to redeem them.
Mnlle British Consols have no matur-
ity, they are always salable. and at
rather good prices for 21a per cent
security.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Bonds
Toronto
Dividends
Extras

Extras
Cambria Steel Coin addition to reg
ular quarterly dividend as listed below
an extra OF y per cent has been declared
payable on same dates as for the regular
Kellogg Switchboard Supply Co-An ex-
tra dividend or per cent has been de-
clared, payable in Liberty bonds on No
Nembcr 70 to stockholders Of record No.
vember 90. ''
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

Hines, Walker u. director &c
Mohawk SILK Fabric co....... 7524s!
1iall, rnd, J. Belmar-,E J Doolittle. 5s'5
Cromwell and L. 5. Trust Co.
exrs. &c.-A. Bueler. ec9.s5
Same-E. X. Duff uff.............. s5a.s.
NJ j. Il y. Levin. Inc.-Charles
Mann & co................... 2sl.s'
krsuss. Bella & Morris-s
GreeneaId .................... 1854
bach. costs ..'........>....'.. 1Oess
kebov'z. Emil--A. E. Kalbsch- l2s.os
Karnal. Anchel. Gussie Manner
and Benjamin Jackerson-E.
kleidman. BenJamin-M Brayer l2sls
Levy. Eugene-C. G. Sichei 40l.4s
Levy. ALBERT Grabsky ssO01
Logic, James (James Logic &
Co)-Far East Importing Co,
Inc .......... II 461e1
Moran. winfred i'll. D. burn
ham ...................... 1os7ss
Co, lnc.-J. Cortelyou 5000
n Y. Community Mausoleum con
ssruction Co., Inc.-R. Stewart. 7ao.l5
Sawyer. John--Chase Bros Co. s54T
Schwarzbach Solomon-M Fried
sogalomitz samuei--M Narzisen- -'''''
field ..................... 2ssss
sunapee Film corp.-A valiett. issss
schwartz. Adolph--M iyman 2123.ss
sound Heights Corp.-A. d. Wolf. 90. .s45ls
Same--A D. Wolf, ct ALL. 2s,s45n
Same--S New .........2 26s45lS
sound Heights Corp.-G. I.evor 266451s
sound Heights Corps J. Klee 53,270ss
Sound Heights Corp.-B NJ Kauf-
man ................... 2s,545ls
Nfeweger. James E. R.-S Mind
lin .....'......... 1859
Ter ................. As"s 1870
Wolf Harry--A. Krumenaker 452A
ZiinmerTnan Henry - m pire
Mortgage Co. costs. ......-... 1llH
In Bronx County
Brinkworth. Elizabeth - Ameri
can News o..............6 slaaN
Cataiano, Louisa Steinberg 47t
Free. John-Rohe & Bros sssW
Hall. j. Belmar-E Josenh 6s27s
Seiden. Martin F-S A. Ssiden 1905
Aieweger. James F.-S Mindlin 1929
L. Baum losss
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Bank of Germany

BERLIN, Nov 2O.-The statement of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany for the
period ended November 7 shows the
following changes, in marks:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday Yeara ago
Live steers. fair to
prime, 100 lbs $12. .00GD1675 s127b117 7so
Dressed beef sides,
ID. 49,. .16@ .2s .lsQ .2S
Live veais COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ..... 15.o0Q2lOo 14OO00,o oo
Dressed veal, city.
II, ID. ;oo .2s@ SO ao@ .s5
= lbs. 5000 $50 soo@lo. 90
city. Id. ....... 100 is 1870 2n
Dressed lambs,
city, Id. b...... 200 "a 23m 27
Hogs. 100 1bs.... 1915 0l5.00 1s0o61s25
Live lambs, fair
to prime 100
lbs ..... l3.50d11475 lAooM1s M
Dressed hogs, ba-
con. ID ... .22E q 22& o5is n o5a
Mess beef. bb. % 0OI 90 90 az O0 n qs "a
Lard. mid West
100 lbs .;;... 24.5oa24.so e7lo@27.2o
Mess pork. bb. 4,.0oQI 455O04s ga
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were fled yes
terday. the FIRST name being that of the
debtor
T., ~~,,, Vel.