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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-19
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-19

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-19
Sine 6othidliIO Nnefoote.

@on icnem 4crrn bon AotbihjIo,
rpeIder ser Gbci Der befonntcn
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oeborfe I6ncn mo aehe 1Shnen oIs
Ranqalterer boraus. mie 0a5 aIte
Ieitament Dem ncuen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-19

0enn Die 1rcunoe Gutes BON Dir
idaen,
8iro Dobl manhcr: yGarf mans
gloubenI" iragen;
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aud pnbr2"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
FINANCIAL NOTES

A speciai Meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Colonial Bank has been called for
August 20 TO vote on ihoreasing the capital
stock from $500. 900 to, 5000, 900.
National Shipping Corporation has In
ersassd its capital from s1.ooo.ooo to
4. Lawrence Peterson and William Frsi-
day have been admitted to the drm Of
]. Robinson-Dun . Co.
Of the editorial stan Of .Brodsfrssfs
Journal, has become associated with ths
Investment house OF Ford, Lambert a Co.
Miami Copper Company produced 4.1ia.-
tb2 pounds of copper In July. against
4.7es,osa IN July. 1913.
company OF Phiiadelphis' at special
cspitai stock from si.oo6. 900 to 5000 ooc'
The stock will be offered TO the stock
holders for 5000 a share.
Issue Of $4,000, 900 I'VE year Q per cent.
notes OF the Waltham Watch Company,
offered by. the National City Company,
z: 3. Mossisy. = Co and a., Che First Nstionai
III n, Dusr, president Of the FinAnes
and Trading Cooperation. when aslssd yes.
terdsy Whist was the nature Of the con-
neetion Of that company with the Savoid
Tire Corporation. satdi The Finance and
Trading Cooperation manages the affAirs
Of q number Of Industrial companies. and
has been employed only TO- icok. after ths
practical questions Involved in the dsysl.
Compensation, Ncithsr our company nor ans
OF it, directors or ofricsrs have any Oman.
oiai interest IN the eavold company or IN
any Of tie subsidiariee. and we Of course
daily quotations" n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
STOCKS QUIET IN LONDON.
influence of Labor News on Rails
Ii UnfavorabIe.
sss'si Gable Dsspateh 70 TIE suH from tAs
London Times Servics.

eb'Stot tuote 0c5potCh 20 4hh DUE SrSNs We
London Times Ssrvics.
coprtgM. 1913. al ri0hts rsssvvsd.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-The stock markets.
rsopened quietly after the holiday, al
though some investment brokers reported
fair accumulation Of orders. The I'M
satisfactory labor news naturally had an
unfavorable influence on the home rail-
way market and Canadian Pacific and
American shares were all distinctly
weaker. following the fall IN Wall
Street Lister ordinary declined sharply
on the falling through of the proposed
analgamation with Courtaulds. Oils had
one OF the most active markets In the
mouse and Burnahs closed appreciably
higher.
French loans reacted n quarter on
weaker exchange, the Is to 7B and the
new Is to 6oE. Several Greek loans adj
ssnced a point and Spanish 10 rose to
@h.
Argentine Is rose and Braxil 1908 fell.
italian Shs were sold down to san,
ana Russian IS to A.
money was In ample supply all day
~ to per cent. and lower rates
were accepted for balances at the Close.
ihe banks were keen buyers OF August
shd September bills and also bought
october maturities. Application for the
new treasury bills are on a large scale,
1nleny for two and three months bills.
%g foreign exchanges franco showed
~ 'lner depreciation. closing at % francs
oentiuies. Belgian exchange also
-''eu adversely and was again lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
PRICES AGAIN DROP
SHARPLY IN COTTON
Wide and Irregular Fluctuat-
ing Features Market of
Active Trading.
BECOMES STEADY AT END
Maximum Drop for Day Is
Close to $3.50 q Bale, or
$50 Points.
BECOMES STEADY AT END

Widely irregular fluctuations and an
other sharp break In prices featured yes
terday the cotton market Generally
speaking the chief influences operating
on values. as on Monday, were the I'M
settled Industrial situation and the
movement against high living costs, The
stock market. weak and Arm. again was
observed carefully by local traders
while Liverpool. due to open sharply
lower In response to our decline OF Mon
day. exceeded even the most bearish
expectations.
All day Liverpool interests were
hoavy sellers around the local exchange
ring. British cotton contracts closing APP
proximsteiy $50 penny points lower
throughout the list. Spot business In
drop in price. Although rs factors
weather and crop advices could count
yesterday only secondariiy, they aroused
naturally customary comment. Condi-
tons over the belt. with clear weather
indicated, seemed to favor the bear
crowd. Some scattered showers with
temperatures In q range between 20 and
SO degrees were recorded.
The technical position OF the market
Of course. improved somewhat, although
n glance at the price table scarcely
WOufu upuOtu u btAtetlcht VI tihAt Hiho-
There were 30 many rumors regarding
events In Washington that the trade
and operators could not help feeling
uneasy and uncertain. Many shorts
took profits in covering and the domes-
tic trade was q buyer near the bottom.
The opening saw numerous selling or
ders executed. September starting at
s1.s5 osnts October at 30, November
at IS. December at S2.4o. January at
a2.so. March at s23S. May at 32.o5.
Following the call, ,undor increased
pressure from Liverpool and commits
sion houses. new stop loss orders were
uncovered and the decline once more
took on large proportions. The maxi
mum drop Appropriated $3.50 a bale. or
$50 points There was steadily better
tone after the FIRST hour and Mt one time
In the early afternoon prices were not
far from the last previous final levels.
Trading was active and the rise brought
out fresh profit taking cotton and re-
newed liquidation from many sources.
Quotations were soon driven to about
the low points of the forenoon. at which
the trade and Wall Street bulls entered
as buyers. All in all, II was an ex-
tremely irregular market, the close,
however. being steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Advices from washington to the effect
that there would be Governmental at
tempt to regulate profits and the second
low mark reached during the day for
French exchange gave yesterday sellers
some advantage In final trading on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange The mid
day rally. on which prices had substAn-
tial earlier advances, served TO make tho
net results for the day not OF q positive
order.
Steel common was bid up points
from the early low to ZOE. subsequently
falling back to 104% and ending at the
same figure as on the previous day,
Crucible moved up az to 1924 and
Bethlehem B az to S7k, tho last two
finishing at 181 and S6% respectively.
Mexican Petroleum was bid up to 1871 Y
tation. Pan American moved up 4 from
it's early low to s7k and Royal Dutch
OF New York az TO COX. Strength Of
United Retail Stores was the outstand-
ing feature of the session, that issue be-
ing bid UP eA points to di0M. ending
at 1854. Central Leather rose TO i0B,
United States Rubber sx 70 i17N and
Industrial Alcohol ~ 20 195K, Saxon
Motors attracted attention by rise Of
yesr. stutz was bid up Az to io7K.
studebaiker 1 70 10tM and MAXWELL ~
10 50N. Tobacco Products was best OF
its group, advancing b& from It's early
low to foBk. United Cigars moved up
TO 2ib. The marines on good demand
netted gains for the day. Copper prop
critics were fractionally changed, South
crn Pacific altar failing back points
AZ the outset rallied az to esq. Texas
Pacific moved W as 10 80 and Reading
'1& to si5s. Most Of those gains were
lost IN the last hour az liquidation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06

Loxpox, aug. B.-Bar silver. 5ssd.
an ounss ne s, ~ Pee ssnti discount
th<se months bills. 5s-160t H per
can't sold premiums It Lisbon iiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
COFFEE MARKET.

Poor Brazil cables and general weak
ness in all markets led yesterday to q
quiet and lower market for coffee flu
lures. with first prices unchanged to
decline of IL points At the decline a
prominent Wall Street firm operating for
large Importer and jobber bought TO-
900 bags Of December and March and
that support checked offerings to q con-
siderable extent Later In the day com.
petitive buying by Wall street and Cot
ton Exchange houses caused sharp raj
lies carrying prices 20 to 60 points
above the previous close. From that
level values sasHed OF on reallzing and
liquidation. but again rallied at the
close, with a trade interest bidding for
December. final prices being 80 to 40
points net higher. There was no i'm.
provement reported in the local spot de-
mand and prices were nominally UNI
changed at 20 cents for Rio rs. Firm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
AUSTIN, NICHOLS TO EXPAND.
o'mpany VIII Take Over Several
Fish and Packing Plants.

kon N aS connection with an Offering Of ,B.-
sISHvoo per cent preferred stock Of
rous n, Nichols q Co, Inc, announce.
no ,Snt was made yesterday that the cor
ssuon VIII be enlarged to take IN
h.ai nsh and packing plants. among
Nr .n the plants and products In those
Tn formerly owned by Wilson a Co,
"a ne onering Is made by HailEartsn 4
A., Inc price is ss and accrued inter-
Inc new corporation win take the
t. tame Canning Company, owning yege-
n ny canning plants In the middle West |:
~ per cent. OF the outstanding stock OF
~ s wilson Fisheries Company and the
.,seIapie canning and condlment plaat
y wilson & Co.. along with tho privi.
OF using the established "certifieds
y WTIso other grocery product brands Of
!, marry Bale will become chairman Of
~ reorsanised business and 6. w. pat
sson. president Of the Fame PACKING
ss>rnpany, will be named president The
non and the preferred stocks VIII
listed on the New York stock Ex.
a., &c OF the common there viii 81
-'-Sv0 shares Of no par value
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
prrTsBuRe ROLLS OFFERING.
Issue of 100000 Preferred ne
ing SOLD by BsnEerr.

ing Sold By BANKERS.
imbris q Co. offer at OF, to Yield 7.2s
per cent interest, an issue of 100000
per cent cumulative preferred stock
OF the Pittsburg Rolls Corporation.
The company specialiEes In the man.
ufacture of chilled and sand iron rolls
ana pinions used by steel and iron works
In all types of rolling mills.
according to the circular issued by
lmbrie q Co. the average net earnings
OF the company for the last six years
were more than six times the amount
required for dividends on that stock.
while the net income for 1918 amounted
to almost eight times the company's
preferred dividend requirements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
FOREIGN BONDS

FoREIGN BONDS DEALT IN FLAT.
Mexico Extern steri. % of ~. 1915. saN %
Mexico Extern. gold u Of %, 1884,. - 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06

offers from Santos were unchanged. al
though Rio was disposed to make sales,
although prices were too high to interest
buyers here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
BRAZILIAN coFFEE STATISTICS.
Associated OIL Report

The Associated OH Company reports
for the six months ended on June 80,
1919, a surplus after all charges and
Federal taxes OF s2,ss2,5s2, or s74S
share on the capital stock outstanding,
against a surplus of s3.206.110. or S7.97
share earned in the first six months
Of the last preceding year. Tho total In
come, after deducting operating ex-
aS5 In the same 1913 time. and taxes and
interest charges totalled S1,176,349,
against s1,o2O.42o in the corresponding
1918 months, making net income for the
half year ;4,221.059. against $4.671.S15
in the same months OF 1913.
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.
on. CIT, Aug. Credit balances, -.
Runs 5l.S33 average S9,423. Shipments
s9.Ssl; average 22,069.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06


North Penn bank deposit al indicated
on the books Of the company.
THE company was organised and
commenced business In 1905 with q cap
ital stock Of 100000. 1t transacted
business in New York, Pennsylvania and
several other States. The president of
ths company is James ]. Boland Of
Scranton, Pa, formerly OF Buffalo;
Charles Diebold, Jr.. OF Buffalo Is first
vice-president Harry Houck, second
vlce-president; ]. Russell Jones. secre-
tary, and N. 7. Boland of Scranton, Pa.
treasurer.
Clarence C. Fowler. chief Of the
liquidation bureau of the insurance de-
partment Of 2es Broadway, New York
city. was designated special deputy SUI
psrintendent of insurance In charge Of
the liquidation.
The liquidation order provides that
all liabilities on outstanding policies
shall terminate on August IL. 1919. and
polcyholders will have no insurance
protection aftes that date.
This is the second large liquidation
TO take place IN Erie county recently.
as Mr.. Fowler has been hers for the
last three months conducting the liaui-
dalton Of the Polish Union of America.
unincorporated. formerly located at 761-
Gu Fillmore avenue"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
New oriean. Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS. Aug. Cotton to-day
dropped to levels about $25 bale down
from the highest prices reached during
July. The close showed net losses OF 20
to 70 points as follows: October. $3.50 (;
December. 31.26 January, $3.50: March.
s1.45; May. 31.i5 spot. quiet: middling,
31.75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06

Coffee Cables-Rio was unchanged At 1850
for No. I, Exchange 3-a2d. lower at II 7-l6d.
In Santos spots were unchanged a, 10000 for
"a and 5000 for 70. Receipts 5000 bags and
stock I,T7s.0o0 bags. Santos futures were lIs
to 225 refs lower Receipts at the ports were
1900 bags, against 1900 last year and s., 900
two years ago. Sac Paulo had 1900. aga,pst
70 900 and 1900, and Jundiahy 1900, against
81 900 and 5000 bags respectively. Cleared
nom Rib 1000 bags for New Orleans aud
from Santos 1000 bags for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
YOLIQUIDATE NY.
NATIONAL ms. co.
Phillips Gets Order From
Court to Take Possession
of Fire Company.
HOME OFFICE IN BUFFALO
Concern, Says Statement, Was
Affected by Failure Of
North Penn Bank.
HOME OFFICE IN BUFFALO

IN application Of Jesse s. Philiips,
a,rerintendent Of Insurance. the SUI
,rsm. Court Of Erie county granted yes
,s,dsy an order authorizing him to take
ro.,sssion of the property and iiquidate
,hs business Of the New York National
Insurance Company, stock IRE In
urance company. Tho home once Of
,hs company is in Buffalo ana Il has
branch ofices in this city and Scranton.
Tn. superintendent issued yesterday the
following statement:
I, .srhe financial affairs Of the company
ara IN precarious condition. due largely
To the recent failure Of the North Penn
Rank OF Philadelphia, where the com
many maintained \ large deposit su-
n,rintendent Phillips, Immediately after
the failure of the bank. caused An es-
animation to be mace Of the company
and has since kept In close touch with
~. situation. Efforts by the parties In
tsrested In the company to replace the
denosit having failed, the superintendent
Immediately took possession In order TO
conserve the interests OF the policy
holders and Of all persons interested.
because Of the inability of the Penn
sylyania authorities to determine at this
lime the extent of the bank defalca-
lion and on account Of the complicated
relations between the company and the
hank. II Is impossible at this time to est-
mate the amount which may be realised.
The company was thoroughly exam
med by the Department as Of March 81.
1919. on which date It's total assets
amounted TO s657.7s4. with total iiabil-
tiles, exclusive OF capital stock. amount-
ing to ,s443.717. leaving surplus to
policy holders at that time of $214.067.
'while, owing to the involved state OF
the company's records, It Is impossible.
without exhaustive examination. to arrive
AZ an accurate statement of It's finan-
cial condition. the following may be con-
sldered as representing approximately
the present condition of the company:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
Spot-Local. u; New Orleans, u
COTTON STATISTICS.

points decline: middling. 10 70. Sales 1000.
American 1000. Imports 20, 900. American 1900
Futures opened easy at 10 10 40 points de
cline. Closed irregular at q net decline OF
l43 to is7 points. August is.5o; October
lo.ss; December. 4o.iT; January, 2oi0: March.
3o.is: May, 3o.tt: Manchester; Yarns irregular
cloths, a fair business doing.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

Trouble with most baseball mag
mates is That they are fans miller
mggins. manager Of The Yankees, base
ball veteran and student OF The game,
made lhe statement. 70 came naturally
from the lips OF the we'll known man
ager In the middle OF a discussion OF
baseball IN general. lie was analyzins
PLAYERS. managers and owners.
Probably The veteran baseball man
ager is less thrilled Than any other
spectator or participant in the game "
said Miller AS for me. have no
thrills on The diamond. II Is a busi-
ness with me.
"Many of the magnates are fans.
Frequently this results disastrously for
the manager for the magnates thrill
and cnlhuse over a string Of three or
four straight victories and can't see
ahead
For instance team. badly In need
OF bolstering up goes out aud wins
three or four straight games. The
owner laughs az you when you ask
for more pitchers, or an extra out
fielder or catcher lie says. Why
man, aren't we going along an rightf
How about those four games in row.
This team Is the best In the league
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
SPECIAL EVENTS OVER
GREENHILL TRAPS

The Grcnehill rrapshOotlng Club VIII
hold its mld-week shoot tomorrow
afternoon, and special program OF
unusual interest Will attract many
shooters The women are preparing to
have a number out 10 compete In a
special event for them only, and to
practice for their big day on saturday.
on account OF the :. :. White Reg
isiered Tournament at Philadelphia on
Saturday. the club has postponed the
merchandise event until August .. when
a good program viii be made for The
many valuable trophies The club has
FOR this shoot.
on next Saturday The NTH begin
ners' day shoot OF the club will be
held. The club has always had large
attendance at this shoot and each mcm-
her and local trapshOoter is urged 10
induce at least two beginners to be on
hand and make their first try at the
flying birds.
A sterling silver watch fob Is offered
10 the high beginner, and only be
ginner is eligible 10 win this trophy
There viii also be sterling silver
spoon awarded TO the woman high be-
glnner. For every ten beginners TAX
ing part ln the contest the club is en-
titled 10 receive a bronze trapshooting
statueiie, and II Is up to every club
member TO work. hard 30 secure a
large attendance and incidentally Sc
cure for the club a number OF these at
tractlye trophies.
BY a beginner" is meant any man
or woman who has not shot at more
than 800 clay targets prior 10 May T..
1919. This will permit beginners TO
practice up on Thursday afternoon.
and a number will undoubtedly be on
hand for that purpose in view.
The program in this event calls FOR
30 and i5 target event. and all con-
testants will shoot from the i6 yard
mark.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
Too Many Magnates Are Fans
Says Yankee Manager Hugglns

"That sort Of magriste can't sec ahead
He doesn't see ihst unless we bolster
quickly we're going TO lose more games
In a row than We Just won.
"Thal was the cause Of the failure
OF the Federal League. II didn't have
much chance al The best for there was
no demand for a. But when they or
ganlzed the league and / saw The mag-
mates were baseball fans l knew II
would fan. They were thrilled by the
game and saw where others were max
inc money and they thought all that
was necessary was 10 put up the cash
and organize.
"Rich men who take up baseball
without previous experience, stand a
big chance Of falling In the venture.
They must know the game.
81 didn't start out 90 be a baseball
manager. but became one anyhow, I'll
stick In baseball until begin TO slow
up and then m quit won't go down
the line that !. came up. III be well
enough fixed financially TO allow me 10
quit the sport
Miller did enlhuse over the way the
big leagues were drawing this year
particularly the sunday crowds In New
York. lie says baseball is In It's big
gest wear and win continue 10 grow.