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Evening journal., 1919-06-13

\ F a Special TO The Evening journal.
NEW YORK, June i3. Alarmed by
The loss Of man power caused by hu-
herculosis during the war. Uncle sam
is polishing mp the NJ d. which is
among the many letters that follow his
name. and preparing TO take a leading
part IN the national program for the
Prevention Of the disease
Final tabulation OF The draft reject
slips, just completed, reveals 81 O00
men were rejected when called for
service IN The National Army because
medical examination showed they had
tuberculosis
Another 10000 men were discharged
at army camps for the same reason.
Six thousand. still in service. are
now being cared for in The army's spc-
cial tuberculosis hospitals.
As these figures show. the govern
ment, at a time of a great national
emergency. was robbed Of The services
of approximately enough men for five
army divisions by the rayages OF this
one disease But this is not all for.
although progress has been made i'm The
control Of the disease during The past
ten years, Il still is the cause OF ilO-
900 deaths annually in this country.
ana as scientific investigation has
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
Housewife Becomes
New Woman

"All OF our best doctors had given
me up. | was unable 20 leave my bed
for i6 weeks and was yellow as a
pumpkin. besides the terrible stomach
pains ! suffered. Our druggist advised
my husband to try Mayrs Wonderful
Remedy and IL has saved my life. ] am
a new woman now" It Is a simple.
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments, including appedici-
It's. One dose will convince or money
refunded. ]. VI. Eckerd. The Miller Drug
store. n. B. Danforth and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

shown, for every death from the dis
ease there are eight active cases
This indicates that at the present
time there are in the United states al
least 100000 active cases Of the White
Plague.
At the annual meeting OF the Ma
tioual tuberculosis Association in At
lantic City. June "a 20 ~. Federal. state
local public health authorities will out
line coordinate national plan OF bat
lie against The disease. one result OF
this, n is expected will be the creation
OF a Division Of tuberculosis In the
United states Public Health Service. a
bill for which VIII soon be introduced.
Already. as the governments first
step in protecting the nations health
during the reconstruction era, the
United states Public Health Service has
been authorized 10 provide free hos
pital care for soldiers and sailors suf-
fering from tuberculosis, honorably dis
charged on or after October 6, 1871.
These patients viii be treated in gov
ernment sanatoria
Hf NNfH kiinhNi Ilhtlfn W Aot fhr
for the 620O0 sufferers who were
turned bacl, 10 civil life by the draft
boards has been assumed by The Ma
tionsl Tuberculosis Association in CO.
operation with the surgeon generals
ofllcc through 800 state and local so
cielles which are afilmliated with the
national association, and some COO
sanatoriums and 800 dispenssries are
already available for the work.
The situation is so serious. however,
that the national program calls for hos
pilal provision in every state in the
Union that VIII provide. as a minimum
az least two beds for every annual
death, as well as dispensary and clinic
care so that every man, woman and
child In the state. who has tubercu-
losls. or thinks he has It, or who may
have been exposed TO IL in any way,
can secure free advice and treatment
at moderate expense.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
NEW RICH JAPANESE
HAVE EXTRAyAGANT IDEAS

n. E. A. Special TO The Evening journal
TOXIC, June i3.--They have their
new-rich in Japan, too. And some OF
their stunts are no less amusing than
those OF westerners. A Jap who had
made fortune in shipping had a
carbuncle ON his arm. He engaged
three rooms in a hospital and i6
nurses. When the carbuncle had beou
treated he had 10 bandaged in pure
silk. Another Jap with money to burn
at a mountain resort with geisha,
seized with a fancy for roasted eel
from A Toxic purveyor, had them
brought on motor car, roasted in a
charcoal brazier during the 60-mile
run. His extravsgant taste cost him
an even siOO
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

to mighty wars" warns Sir Douglas
IIaig. such problems can be solved
only by giving 30 every race, no mat
ter how Insignificant, standard OF life
equal to our own. We have won this
war. but we cannot afford TO neglect
military precautions, for 10 do so would
be 90 invite war"
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
HNG SEES WAR DANGER
AWAKENING. OF EAST

n. 2. A. Special TO The Evening Journal
LONDON. June i3.-Thc Chinese
must eventually demand a place in the
European labor market. India, with a
population OF over 3O0.O00OO0, Is turn
ing toward social industrial and po-
litical development These and other
problems must, If unsolved, give rise
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

Advertise apartments and country
homes for rent in the Want Ads for
quick -esults.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

Advertise your home for sale IN the
Want Ads and you WIN be delighted
with the result
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-RecsiptA i.ltO head; mono on
sale. Feeling nominaiiy steady. Dressed
beef In good demand; common to primo ma
Texas beef. 1GH Q17hc.; binds and ribs
CGLvEs-Rocsipts. 1880 head; ITO on
wars cleared. Voals sold at $40 20 lo2t per
100 lbs culla, $ll0iT; fed and mixed
calves. So sk!rnmii. calves; ~ srSs', ;s
country dressed do. 2s9sio.
sslss--s. Sanders! .OS yeals. lss lbs. aver
age. i2i; 40. lR. t2ai 81. ts7. tn.i,; cuiis.
t. Hollis: 81 ysAls. l1h ;22; : euliS. ,aC',
& Co; Sc veals, it9. 80: $50 virginia.
Con- o c5.' $, ys.l,, i,o. .,,: vlt-
soni % v:g.', isa: ~ .., ~. ~ ~ ;,is'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscsipt., $500
ISnrSs sse. higher, All sold. shssp. ti9s
per 100 "a splls s ri ''sr.nE n "a
mutton nrm. at i2@i0e. per 10; dressed
lambs higher, At .Sqs2e. -. -,
E1 e. s av ssss"o" , i1s Kss is ~
;iI Gs. e, 'I1,I6: ~; q, $50: as
NGrt enli GaT Sa ,is ia .S' sh."p ~, M
=, ' Is Ssuli.. ~ 50, Ksins comnl-.ios
g. s a, A. II, fES 81, .s'S , tsS
-; j: ISl, g! 20. %, q, S. ,ssna:rs;
n.sses, 80. tl1i 80 Psnnsyivania. Is. $3.50:
II sheep. los, 81 .. los. 81; Newton 6
Co.; Az virginia lambs. 80. sis: Z sheep.
ito. $3.50 Z euils. .S1i, 50, J. shaJnbers
n son; $50 vlrainia lambs. 10. ,r7.75:
I sheep. loi, $3.50.
HO1s--rsceipts. a,aae head. Marke,
steady at i2g@2sSo per 100 lhs; rOuEhs
saiss-H. il. Hollis, s stats hogs. 1876
,29 80; 10 roughs ass. tlS,So. Ksatn,
Commission Company; ~ State hogs. ita
i3s5o; q rouEhs. ass, usSo.
Liva stock Market. in Other cities.
KANSAS CITY. July s---Hess--Rsrsipts
sla,ooe: generally hlsb.r. TOP. s2tisi
hulk. .:i$s?; h:a.!es ,ii'cgS;.it me;
02s: light lights t2i.s5a?l,ssi packing
Sows. $50. 50 R2l.7s; pigs. 80 9zifo.
Cattle - Rsceipis. 1900; steady to
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BEssEMER INVESTMENT co.
OF HOBOKEN, ". j.

Notice IL hereby given that Coupon
Bonds OF this Company bearing serial
numbers, viz: Nos. lo2, lo4. loB. l0s, ITO
III. IA. ZIG. lis and 100 have been called
for payment pursuant TO their terms Pay
nnent OF said bonds. with accrued interest.
to tho Bessemer Trust Company. No. 3!
Newark St. Hoboksn, n. J. Interest on
said bonds Will cease on August 9th. 1919
ny order 81 the Board OF Directors.
DAVID T. LAYMAS. Jr.. Secretary.
Dated June as 1919
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s m:asm s sss r.. s;' ;iss Common
sis '.siY.s1 ss,.S:a ss. .f s...
"a ;ss,.:. ssi;s' :..! :.fn ss;
Z: :s::r. n'9 %sioSiisisi "ost:e .i::I., %;s
sn.sp--n.o.,p,. 1900 .,.:asy to high,
r ing ~ ssd assd . Ito sv.. tsos
Sf. : :r' :~s ss ;,o 90 f0T ros. SS
CHICAGO. July t,--Hoss--Rscsipts. 49,.
o00i estimated te.morrov. io,oo6, good
hogs. 10 to iSe. higher; top. tiie.. new
DIR si.s f medium Eight ni: ,sis t"s sS,
weight. tsi.s56nbo; Hight iiGhts. 500
Il. heavy packing sows. snoeth 1890
oI.'c packing COWS. reush' 'soosO7s;
ti,,i.-~Reesip,s. $4,000 estimated to-
morrow, 5000; higher. nesf steers, nie-
,isSo6Is;5; medium and Eoed, ;is,.te
GOOD and ehoIo.. tiIi;eii,S common
e si.' p S:ii.r., I ss cow. u ;%soS Sii
Gamers and cutters, V.to07bo Veal
calves light and handy weight, nscit10i
feeder steers, n.3e9is7Si stOeSer steers
shssp--Rseeip:s, 5000; estimated TO-.
morrow. 1SoOoi unsottlsd. Lambs. 81
n,
mon, npi+toi y.srlins w.ihsrs., 'io,So9
il2s. Ewes. medium, good and choice
s7Qsss; oulls and common. Ss9t'so'
ST. LOUIS. July s.--Hogs--Psc.tpt.l ~.
S s": ' weight. Tssgs s.ss GS .slaa S:rs,
,sse',:o iiES;r T.IEA'' c. 80 '' SsakiSs
sows, smooth. Ns.sod 20. 10: packing so~s'
rough. ;i7s0@lS3oi pigs. ns9lt.Tb.
ca.tIs---Rsceipts. 5000: higher Beet
stsers, medium and heavy weight medium
ana Food, Si3BoQlb: common, tioIiIsti !
ilsh, weight. scod ana :sSiS.', iiSi!Isi
cattle, hsItsrs. n.5oailSoi sow' t'.bo9
calves, light and handy weight. ni0 1850;
feeder steers. ;t.2saii st0eksr s'esrs.
'sh sS.p..Rce.ipt.. 1900: lower. Lambs.
~ pounds down, Si41ttto: eulls and cnm-
mon, Noll.2s; ysariinE w.thsrs uo9
10 80: ewes. medium and ohoies' s1'bo9si
culls and common. tS0Gso
PITTsRURO, July S--Chttls already
supply light prime. us IS o lb,1A. snseP
stsadyi supply light prlm. "eihsr 'on
ioIo: culls and common. N91i S'Hi
iambs ,ys0iiso
HoEs steady; supply. avs doseis q; 20
ii.Io: piTs. t2ia.iSo: roushs. sit02o.as.
EAST RUFTAI.o. July G-cau,e--Re-
csIpts. 100: active and steady. Calves
Receipts. zoe; ae'ivsi 500 higher SEQ
Eos.-Rss:lp,. i,tOoi ,ss. 70 :, lover;
| heavy. t:aso0:ste: niIed AND Yorktrs,
s.s.5o G:S.so; light Workers. 'as'bo0aa;
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LIVERPOOL CABLES

lNhNFOUL OdBI-t8H'
at 2o.i2d. Salet 1000, American l. 90. I'm
ports q 900, American 10000. Futures opened
steady at 1 to 10 points decline. Caoscd steady
btf n. I'D. January, D.pld. March, N.sed.
MAnchester--YArns and cloths hardening.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Rr.Ss ANN prASpr.xs

BEANS AND PEAS-BEANs-Marro
choice. 100 lbs, tli:7S; Msnchurian. $3.50
9lsi coseorrones. Chilean, U9s7S: pea.
idaho. t1.SgI;Is; tspary: caiitorpias ,sS
Korean. is5oST; daif1ka' Manehuflsn. 81
gISo: red sidney, choice. na;1Seia: red
;iig1ssis.s;s Ing.s,sia .Is aNi ssms hs'ss
Ms sah stssu rs eht'G :S S oas e
s sIS' . enGrt $50 e.iiGTnia' ,igiss
choice. issGGsso PEAs"scotch. lis.
;111e7,s0; wssnlnE;cn. t7.:SGtlsi Cali.
black eye, california, i5gs,5C: spii,s. yei.
low. ,'s'So&s;1S; green, .topio.Eo; white
$50.
BUTrEh--creamory. higher than extras,
lb.' 81 Cd ase.i extras ~ scors, $40. hrsts,
score, .1SIsAc: lover sr. "HS" .so e s.
extras, ban q $40. aT.,s, III Gsac.T see see: !!
50 q SoHc'; COED to prime. ISa tsSc.: com:
mon no 70 fair: ~ 9t7!.o. renovated, nrsta
stock, current make. No. !. 46c,; No. 2,
Ao. lower grades +o94ao.
color.d. ID, 'g0s2AS,; white. saGi;nc.;
stgsiso': ,orof Ersd.:, . Sisss,, tTins,
size; average run. w6Ii. 81 SSiEc. COZ COZ
ored. 81 81 Ho,' lower grades. 2S93ohc. ;
M:Son' linz, Th% a:,, milk .yin. f5s:s 20
gaan: double daisies oolored, fresh, se6
s?ho.i Young Americas fresh. stl4 q aic.:
F sI 'ts :p'f sr to S sasd GsSSirs G t.
lower grades, TG14c.
EGGs-Fresh gathered extras. dozen, 81
ds3c.; extra nrsts, 47d soc; hrsts, taH
di2c.; dirties. No. /, ssGa7e.i No. 2 and
poorer, as0esc.; cheeks. good to choice.
dry. sS93sc undsr grades aIRa2o:; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hannery
whites fne TO fancy. SIN 60c. fair to
primo, 40 $50; gathered whites, common
10 prime, 17SMc: Pacific coast whites 81
655c.; other Western and Southern gath
cred whites, B4ssc.: State, PsnnsyIvs MIA
and nearby hennery browns fancy. $40
GRADED. fancy, bO95sci fair to prime. ~
FLOUR AND MEAI-Rye nour QUIET
fair TO good. ,s9s.2o; choiee 20 fancy, 1910
S1,fso ", Whit. o S9TT ST S, st',sE sS
uiated, iI57is; white. Ersnulated. it77Ii
Fesd--city nrm; bran, 100 Id, sacks, sil
h.sy mSalI e. DO ;.s ssa dog SI. h"Hri
H. sacks tiS; standard middiinEs, do, $50
0sIi hour middlings. do, tis9ss, red dog
Hour, i4o ID sacks, ts4 iD0 ass. oil meal.
$3.50 nominal In 100 ID. sacks.
FRUITS, FREsV-APPbEs--st fancy
bsk t2.S0R3so; Transparent. fancy, bEk
o. 1905; Transparent, small and poor, hsK
tide PEARs--Le Conte. southern. No. /
bill, Sl6912; Ls Itonts, Southern. No. @
Dbl, tsd7 PEACHEs--south Carolina
and Georgia. crate. SOC. 9ss75; Georgia
sp;S Sss s.e: s'k is sSs
, cHERRrEs--Blsck. s III. bsk.. sl9Lssi
white. ID. bsk.. Use. 9.i; rod. sweet : ~
In boxes swsst. H.. roc csc. CURRANTs
Small, red, quart, 1oal2n. cherry. quart
,l2ai6c, Observation-Disclosures 10 q
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PRICES FOR COTTON
MOVE IRREGULARLY
Undertone of Market, How
ever, Continues Firm Dur
ing the Session.
LIVERPOOL BUYS HEAVILY
Closing Is Steady, With VAL
ues at From 10 to 45 Points
Higher for Day.

Irregular fluctuations marked the cot
ton market yesterday but It's undertone
throughout the session was Arm. There
was little fresh outside news except a
Washington despatch which stated that
the Spanish import duty on American
cotton had been reduced about one half
70 influences the movement Of prices.
az naturally gave the bull elements con-
siderable pleasure as II is expected that
exports will be encouraged. There were
rumors Of further cut In cotton frelghts
by the Shipping Board.
Brokers operating for Liverpool were
again among the largest purchasers and
the strength In the British market was
favorabiy commented on by tho uptown
and tho Wall Street bull crowds. In
tho English centre futures opened steady
to nrrn. but closed sharply higher.
There was only a small business Ia
spots, in which prices were Zip IL points.
Sales were nominal. The decline In
sterling did not seem to have much
effect on the market in Liverpool az
buying power was present mt all times
The weather undoubtedly to a certain
degree Offset yesterday many of the bull
factors. Conditions In all parts Of the
belt were favorable for the growth OF
the crop. Showers were scattered and
not heavy. yet It was pointed out that
tne Woatner sVuhtion Woulo nRN0 "
remain steadily favorable before having
an appreciable effect. The money mar
ket was more settled, but would hardly
be called a factor although the securities
market was carefully observed by cotton
traders
Spot house and liverpool support
boosted values 15 to 80 points at the
start. FIRST prices being: July, 3S.s5
October. $3.50; December, 3S.25; Janu'
| AIRY. s3.i5: March. 3sss. and May
32.75B. After the opening there was .
good deal OF mixed business from many
/ quarters, but activity was not verj
great. Liverpool seemed to take con
siderable and the trade was an earl,
buyer. Local realizing was moderately
heavy during most Of the session. bu
support usually appeared on recessions
Tho later trading brought nothing
new to the fore, and the lack OF any ex'
ports Of tho day seemed to have M
bearing on the market. The outside
public was In q waiting position. thu
| general developments not being such M
to cause anyone but professionals Il
| trade. At the highest points OF the da,
prices were approximately one-half cen
up from the previous ending. The Gloss
was steady, 10 20 as points higher.
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u.ua, Dividends Credited July 1 at Rate Of
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.

az broadway, New York, June "a l4l3,
The Board Of Directors OF the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company hos declared a
dividend OF one dollar NlOO) per share
of $50 per share. payable on August rs:
1918. TO the holders Of eueh shares nf
record at the close OF business at ~
The dividend Ia payable only upon the
$50 shares into which the Capital stock Ia
now divided.
All stockholders who have not converted
their holdings into Rhares Of $50 par value
should do so without delay, in order that
they may reoeIys their dividend promptly,
A II. NrLIN Secretary.
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onice Of The United Gas improvement, Co.

N W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia June II. 1919.
Tho Directors have this day declared \
quarterly dividend Of two per cent, uioO
per shared, payable July IS, 1919, to
OF record a, the close OF bust
l. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC TERMINAL
COMPANY OF OREGON
First Mortgage S. Gold Bonds,
dssa

a. Trustee under the Mortgage made by
The Northern PRcihu Terminal Company
Of Oregon. dated January /, 1889. solicns
oners OF bonds for the sale TO the sinking
Fund under said mortgage OF so many
bonds OF said Issue a. teif672o applicable
70 the purpose VIII redeem at not exceed
Ing premium OF ten per cent. upon the
principal. and that II WITH putchRse said
bonds to the extent OF til. sRid 36T.Ts7.2e
being in its hands for that purpose, at the
lowest price or prices, not exceeding the
rate above stated.
Offers OF bonds must be presented before
~ H. on Tuesday, July 18th, 1919, ard
should be directed as follows:
Proposals TO Sinking Fund OF The
Northern Pacific Terminal Company Of
Oregon, The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, lS-l2 William Street New York
City"
IKE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee,
BY EDWIN 3. MARSTOS, President.
Dated New York, JulN I. 1919.
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CORN PRICES RISE
BEFORE THE CLOSE
September Hits New Record
Figure and Other Months
Show Advances.
REALIZING CHECKS GAIN
q. -
Oats Holds Steady and Pro-
vision Market Eases on
Profit Taking.
lREAL1zING CHECKS GAIN

Corn prices strengthened yesterday
after q nervous and irregular morning
session and shorts covered freely In the
advance. September reached new
record price while other months were
only slightly under their high hsures
Further advances in Argentine corn and
hogs ana q tight cash position were
mainly responsible for the upturn Hogs
reached q new high hsure OF 2aeoc-
only to decline later. The decline. how
ever, had no effect on grain prices Ad-
vices from iowa said that little corn was
being shipped TO market. the majority
Of the farmers preferring TO feed that
cereal to live stock. Industrial demand.
which started welt. was abstsd some
what by the striks In one or the leading
companies Elevator htereate however,
bought heavily IN the cash product.
The scant supply and the predictions OF
the light receipts FOR some time to come
turned many who had looked favorabiy
on the short side OF the market Cash
corn was from l to 3 cents higher.
. Weather conditions were favorable as
WAS crop news. but these reports were
not sufficient to overcome the strong
puilish feeling which perrneated through
the trade, A reaction was expected by
some, but there was nothing to sustain
the decline except tho old adage that
strong Monday brings . reaction on
Tuesday and that failed to como true.
While Monday was strofiE. there was no
Z reaction Yesterday. PROFIT taking. how
ever. served to check the advance. In
anticipat ton Of the Government crop ro-
t, mort to-day there was considerable even-
ing I'D. Weather and crop news caused
selling Of December In the morning, but
that month followed the others In TIC
later upturn.
Oats were steady. The large visible
supply with the reports OF benehciAl
showers in the Northwest caused the
selling Buying orders came on the
strength In corn, crop complaints and
the relative cheapness Of grain. Tbs
cheapness OF a product holds most OF Its
friends, Provisions were easier, due to
selling by packers and realising sales.
Many believed that a reaction In pro-
visions would bring the market back
+ to a healthy condition.
Local grain, &C. quotations follow:
coRN--rn the local cash market No;
yellow was quoted at ts1c; No. white
ssiS. cost and freight New York.
OATs-rhe local cash market was Arm
No. 1 white. SIC. No Q white. Ghe,: NO
white. sic; No. white. sohe'' all e'e'
yator.
RYE-Market stesdiet. No. . Western
,is0M. cost and freight New York
BARLEY-Markst unsettled. Feeding
ti.25; maitinS, si.2s. cost and freight Ne"
York.
nUcKwHEAT-Marse, strong; Sound
Kew York.
HAY-Market quiet. No. I. t2;os01io
NJ. =. ,lssoa; NO. D. n''0ehs0' snip
sTRAw-M.rk.t dull. No. / rye. n4 &
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AMEKICAN sCMATRA TOBACCO Co,
li2 Water street
New York. n. Y

TO HOLDERS OF TEN YEAR SEVEN
vERTIBLE DEBENTTRE BoSDst
Holders OF the Ten Year Seven Per Cent.
Slnking Fund Convertible DehAnturs bonds
If American SumatrA Tobacco Co. desiring
to convert their bonds into common stock
Of the Company at par with an hdtust-
ment OF interest accrued on the bonds are
hereby notified that they should present
pAny. lis broadway. New York City. New
York. for exchange for common stock prior
to o'clock =, NJ July IS, 1919. After 3
r ", July Is. 1919. such bonds are con
vsrtib!s into common stock at tilo 90 per
share with an adjustment OF interest and
'FRANK AZ AnnIuMRAt- s.nr.tnr
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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was active through
out yesterday with values constantly
creeping higher. On the call prices were
IS to a. points above the previous close.
due TO stronger Brasil markets and the
absence OF aggressive selling. Bulls
bought freely and shorts seemed anx-
.ious to cover, which sent July to 22.26.
September to 22.20, December to $50
and March to AIS. closing at net gains
Of 90 to II points.
The early cables reportoa an advance
Of $50 to $50 rsis in Santos Futures with
n later further gain OF $50 to l7B reis
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New orIean. Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July s.--The cotton
market remained at a net advance
throughout the session to-day, and the
close showed net gains OF but II to go
points as follows January, $3.50
March. $3.50: July, 3s.39; October,
32ss; December. 3270; spot steady. IS
points on middling, 3s.l2.
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pis.. ,2792aBo; rouGhs. s2osoaii; stays,
sheep and Lsmbs-Rse.ipts, eoo: active
Lambs 400 lower: others unchanged :
lambs, sl1diS.50
CINCINNATI, July s--Hogs-Receipts
$500; strong Common to choice, tI44
1850.
csttis.-HeeeiptI. 400; steady. Calves
strong; $50 1880.
sheep-RoceiptI, 1000: steady; $50
$50. Lambs strong; Ss1iT.Jo.
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Cofee Cables Rio was Us reis higher for 10
NJ its2SO ExchanEe l.53d. lowor at Il Esd
Receipts 5000 bags and stock ~, 900 bags, In
Santos spots were 1000 higher for 7s at
issOOo. while 70 were not quoted. Receipts H..
futures were 500 to $50 reis higher. Receipts
Al the ports were 1900 bags, against 5000
a year ago and 80 ,0oo two years ago. Sao
Pauio HAD IL 900. against ., 90 and a. 900. and
Jundi Any $500, against 600 ami - 900 bags
respectivey. Fine weather was reported In
sac Paulo, with temperatures ranging from
a 10 rs deKrOea
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American TeIeuhone 6 TELEGRAPH Co.

A dividend OF Two Dollars per share win
he paid on Tuesday. July ID, lslS, TO stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
on Friday. June 40 1919.
O. D. MILNE. Treasurer.