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New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
COttO1,

Improved crop prospects stimulated
selling in the cotton market Yesterday on
scale large enough to cause a violent
break in prices. AT the close of the day
net losses ranged from 81 TO 95 points
The break brought out general liQuida-
ton. and IN the late afternoon, when it
reached its climax. met heavy top-loss
selling by Wall Street and other inter
ests.
All day the South sold heavily espe-
eialiy October contracts, which indicated
lie satisfaction with the progress being
Yate crop reports thus far issued per
haps the most important as a market
factor was the ONE put out by Chi
caeo house late Yesterday. making con-
ditions Tl.S, compared with 705 in June,
ana indicating Il crop OF ll.500, 600 bales.
This report emphasized the claims which
have recently been made by bear traders,
that conditions over the belt have i'm
proved TO such an cxten. that the gov
eminent report on Friday would prob
ably show little If any change from last
month Instead of the decline which many
have expected.
This view was further encouraged by re-
ports from the Carolinas and Georgia pub
ilshed in II local trade paper. and entire
~ at variance with popular ideas as to
the extent OF damage in those states from
too much rain. The reports noted an I'm
proVement in North Carolina over last
month and little change in South Caro-
gia but mostly from boil weevii. AS to
Texas. there seems to be general dis
position to revise crop estimates upward
ayieid of over 4.ooQ. 900 bales, barring later
boil weevil developments. For the first
time III a long while both the Eastern and
Western belt forecasts Indicated gener-
ally fair weather ove< the belt. and it was
expected that the weekly weather report
to-day would be favora BILE. at least to
the Southwest and possibly in the Eastern
belt we'll.
Now that the marine strike has been
definitely settled resumption of big ex-
port movement is widely expected, some
lookins for the largest August shipments
In many years. That a good deal of COT
ton is headed for Germany is indicated in
the fact that nine steamship lines from
this country have already been started and
that vessel is now loading at Galveston
for Germany. while financial arrangements
are under way which should make possible
large movement, especially OF low grade
cotton. Of which the Centrtt European
countries large consumers.
one OF the features brought out
by bear traders in the late afternoon was
the claim that Wall street, after it's long
spell OF buN!sh activity, is heavily load
ed UP with stocks. bonds, grain. cotton ana
coffee and that before any further bull
movement in these articles can be ex-
plotted successfully a general readjust-
ment is necessary.
The range Of prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
BUYERS Arrived


ADRIAN. Mich.-Howeu Lewis & Co
J. H. Howell drygoods millinery, ladies'
wsar general merchandise; Imperial
AILENTOWN. Psnn.--R. u. Brensinger.
millinery. Ersstr.
'sILENTOWN. Penn.--F Heinz Co: +.
Heinz drygoods, millinery. turs: Cumber-
IA" AI.LENTOWN. PENN. ]. Meier Com
pany; ]. J. Meier, womens furnishings
'ATLANTA. Ga.-H. Davidson. general
''Ns NArHENs, Aia.--I. Rosenau & Sons: NJ.
Rosenau. drysoods. clothing. shoes; Com
pamsnShs ready to wssr: ' w. NIoS + Knot IT,
IS East Twenty sixth Street.
AsHEvILLE, n. C---I l.. smathcrs &
ATHENS. Ga-so, 7. Boley Co.; Sol ].
Boley, ladies' and children's wear, milli-
ATLANTA, Ga-J. NJ Hight 4 Co.: A.
Kahspow. woeMen dress goods, silks. dress
AUGUSTA. Cal Il White & CO.: ]. $.
Heggie shoes 20 East Twenty n
AvGUsrA. steinberg Company; A.
steinberg drygoods, furnishings. etc
Hermitage
AURORA. Ill.--M Well, ready to-wcar;
Pennsylvania
BALTIMOKE-P Lovin & Sons; S. Lee
win. mfrs, clothing etc Grand
BALTlMORE-Selig & Brother; MIR. Ee
liz hardware York.
BALTIMORE-A. +. Fischer Company:
A. P. Fischer meat; Herald square
lMORE-Raltiruore Overall Man
ufacturing Co, NJ. Cohen. mfrs. overalls,
Longacre.
BALTIMoRE-H. Myerburg. hats; I'm
pera
BALTIMoRE-E. Nordlinger drygoods
Pennsylvania.
BALTlMORE-M. summerhcld Son &
Co. NJ. Somnerfield. mfrs. pants; MARI
borough
BALTIMoRE-We Wearwen Pants Co; f.
Crockin. mfrs. pants; Pennsylvania
-Hochschtld Kohn & Co
Miss ]. Goodman. ready to wear; 22O
BALTIMORE-futzlsr Bros: Mrs NJ
Nichols. representing; e. B. Hutzler do
mestics. notions. umbrellas. gloves, fancy
goods 1850 Broadway.
BALTIMORE-Kram 4 Sauber; Louis
Kramer, jobs white fancy voiles; 1882
Broadway. room 304.
BALTIMORE Wholesale Cor
poration (Baitimore Bargain Iiouse); NJ.
G. Frazier muslin underwear: a. a. Die
terle blankets; 35+ Fourth Avenue.
BARNESNlLI.E. Go.-J. Collier, general
merchandise; Pennsylvania.
BAY CITY, Mich.-S. f. SHAFT & Co: s.
Shaft floor coverings, draperies; Bres-
lin
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

BlNGHAMTON. N. Y.-Hills, Mclean
& HaslSins; Miss G.. Mclean representing
CollinIwood.
BOsToN-H. Goldman & Co.; II. Gold
man. mfrs. children's dresses, etc.
BOSTON-I. Stein general merchandise.
Continental.
bOsTON-Jordan Marsh Company; Miss
Cronin, infants dept; care 1872 Fourth
Avenue.
BosToN--H. Goldman. piece goods;
Continental.
BOsTON-Miler Brothers.; A. and C.
Miller. mfrs hats; Collingwood.
BOSTON-Kramer & Co.; W. Kramer
drygoods; Breslin.
BosToN-Mitchen Woodbury. Co.; H.
Fosd; PGs!rn1 Thi1a. slasswars CunbeTiand.
Crowley. hats; Continental
BOSTON--Cummer Jones Co.: w. B.
saul alpacas and mohairs: So3 Fifth Ave-
BosToN--o. D. Baker Co. Q. D. Ba-
ker beds bedding; .wallck.
~ SoSToNmDesn nSlt NJ. Bloom g. Bloom
Twenty eighth Street
=, 8osroN-shepard Norwen Co.. Theo
Glavey. trimmings; Miss Pellerln. laces.
embroidHries, a y, r. Ye:ro 220 Fifth Avenue.
erts Co.; Miss Murat. ready to wear;
Grenohle.
BhlpGEPoRT, conn.-smith- Murry Co.
Mr.. lamrson, ready to wear; Jay & Co,
40A Fourth Avenue.
BUFFALO-Wiliam Hengerer Co; Miss
Florence. NJ. Spielman. handkerchiefs.
trimming and buttons; Mr.. McCordocls,
linens, domestics; Miss P. Brenton. coats,
suits dresses and wraps: ASSOC D. G. Co.,
? West Thirty seventh Street.
BUFFALO--J N Adam & Co.; l..
Adam. representing; West Thirty sew
enth street.
- BuFT ALo-walter f. Reden: D. w.
Goldthorpe. ready to wear; 200 Fifth Ave
nue..
BuFEAi-o IL. oppenheimer, cloaks.
suits; Holland
BURLINGTON, y. C.-J. n. William
sons Sons; j. n. Williamson, mfrs. plaids
Commodore.
CANANDAIGUA, n. Y-Anderson store
G. B. Anderson and c. e. Curtis, drygoods,
carpets, ready to wear and upholstery
Bresin.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa-Kiliam' Co. Mr..
Haas. ready to wear; Jay & Co. 404
Fourth Avenue
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa-C. Denecke; l..
w. Melick. candy; Meyer. West Thirty
second street.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Robeson general
mercha ndise Grand.
CHARLESTON. S. C.-M. Lichtenstein.
drygoods, clothing, shoes; Broadway Cen
tral.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

HOTEL AMSTERDAM,
2bIH ST. AND LEXINGTON AVN
summer rates to permanents. all con.
Veniences; scrupulously clean rooms 81
p yer week and up; with bath So per day
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
HELP WANTED MALE

STOCK AND BOND SALESMEN
splendid opportunity; can place two or
three statesmen on our saies force and by
careful cooperation assist them in making
2 very profitable income by selling q secur-
with the di7idend possibilities Of a high
grade stock we prefer gentlemen IS TO IS
years OF ags having good business and
cial connections; experience in this line not
essential; se'eral man made better than
-. 900 last year without previous knowledge
OF the subject; We are we'll established and
making money and have prominent persons
wood Hodson. with Clarence Hodson 4 Co..
brokers established ISsS). rs Cortlandt O..
STOCK statesmen wanted.--An unusual
opportunity occurs Tor some good stock
salesmen to dispose Of limited amount OF
shares In a., so!nE commercial concern who
are manufacturing commodity In great
demand and who need additional capital
to increase their output. Only the very best
hustlers and live wires need apply. Liberal
cash commission. All communications
treated conhdentially. Apply 10 East %Sd
st. Room sos.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
BUYERS Coming

ST. JOSEPH. Mo.--Lowenberg Millinery
Co.; L. Lowenbcrg, millinery: Imperial
expected August 80
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Patents
Rugs
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OFT NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE as
THIS IERTlFlCATE, issued in duplt.
cate. ccrtifrs that the
GRAVITY CoNNEYOR COMPANY
a domestic stock corporation, has nled in
this ofhce on this 2sth day OF July 1919
papers Tor tho voluntary dissolution OF
such corporation under section ggl of the
General Corporation Law, and that II an
pears therefroin that such corporation hss
complied with said section In order To be
dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the e~al ,f
once OF the Secretary OF stat, b., q. !,
- city of Albany. tht~ tw,nt. nv "a h
lSeall day OF Iulv nn~ thnus,,,i LII .
n""Iscd and nineteen.
{. w, TAFT
second Deputy socretasx OF STATE
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Offerings to Buyers

COATS. SUITS AND DRESsES.--Wc load
them all, two million dollar business.
proft 6T, tho hlEgcHt values the market
oncrr Why Because what our expert
buyers purchnrc for bSc. sell FOR s.
Don't overlook those: Silv~rtonr coat. nll
lined. {13.76, all wool suit. tl3.7b; NIL wool
tricotlne dress. $3.50. on the r"ck"'
Modern. IL West 2Uth.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
LOST BANKBOOKS

LOST.-Bankbook No. sls,oo3 Of the
Franklin Savings Bank. issued to Helen
Reynolds. Payment stopped. Please re-
turn to bank, 65s Eighth ave. New York
CITY. All persons cautioned not to
purchase or negotiate same.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Southern SnOt Markets

southern Spot Markets = Montgomery
hrm. rs points lower al 33.25: sales nj.
Galveston. steady: SO lower, at 3425; sales
1853 bales Ncw Orleans. duh: 70 lower
al 53.7s. sales 100 bales. Savannah, Quiet
100 lower. at sac sales. 90 bales. Charles
bales. Norfolk. quiet. so lower at csc
sales s37 bales. Augusta. quiet: 25 Lower
at 53.25. sales - bales. Memphis, steady
unchanged. at $50, sales 1850 bales
Houston steady; s5 lower. at 23.15; salrs
'ss bales. Little Rock. quiet. % lower
A. 1918. sales. so5 Dallas. steady; 81
points lower, at 23c: sales. 370 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Cotton Statistics
LiverpooI CabI..-snot cotton orie,

!! point decline. niddling, 2i26d sales.
s9pv; American, 5000. Imports. IS. 900. all
american. Futures opened quiet at l3 to
- points decline. Closed easy, net
ec.eiln@ Of II to 81 points. July 2l,2o
.octobcT. zi.ss December. ass: January.
a''l March. ESQ. May. 2i.52. Man
satster. Yarns. quiet. cloths. ateady.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Com mOdities

nomic situation and the question of for
oign exchange. Country offers quite
liberal and receipts for the day We're large.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
oats No. white so.oO1z $3.50 So.s$
ChcaSo:
July ............. .80M 81
September ....... .801a .81M .689s
December ........ .SS .S414 -
Rye.--Market strong
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
Cash No. white. S1.7S1a $1.78A S1.71
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close. close ago
Mimi patent $l2.50 Si2 so $1l.55
Cornmea. yellow s.. 400 4.S2E. 40
Rye flour ...... .8.95 @925 8.95 @925 1085
Bran ............'. 1890 1900
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Eutter.-Re ipts were 9497 rac<acee
Creamery higher than extras, lb., $50
, 'ac; extras, 92 score. 541ac Hrsts, SO to
~ score % q o4c; seconds. S3 to 81 score,
W 4 nc; lower grades. 47la G49c; un-
salted. higher than extras. 5SQ5Slac; ex-
tras or 81 isc; frsts. 54la q bsMc; sec
ondH t2 o oac; state. dairy tuba, nnest,
o3 q q oac, good TO prime, 500 SIC: com
mon 70 far 4S4 tol2c; renovated, nrsts,
90 = q olc; lower grades 469 soc; ladies,
current make. irsts. 47ia n 48 NC; sec
onds. 4s II As i2c; lower grades 44045Iac;
pac king stock. current mako, No i. As %
10 1sc' NO. :. 45hc, lower grades, 439 45c
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
TRAVELLING SALESMAN.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN.
not over As.
who would like to locate in
Now York CITY
and who can furnish undoubted
evidence OF ability
salesman. Is wanted
for position worth
$4,000 to the right man.
Drawing account against commissions.
Call J. H. HUNTINGTON.
l05 West 40th ST.
after ~ and before o'clock
WANTED.-A young man to learn banking
business. college or high school graduate
preferred. Apply In own hand Address En-
Client, Room 921, g William It.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

1--we stecrs fair 70
prime, 100 lbs ,
DrenseJ beef SO en-
10. 49,. .....f
IiVN Vcais. corn
mon 70 prime,
100 ibn .....
Drrssed Ytal. city,
10. s....,.,...
I;yn ewes, 100 lD1
,>rcssed mutton.
n. ............
l1resseC ! =. m b y.
eity. ID. .......
Hogs. 100 lbs...
Live bs. fair
~ prime. 100
IDs. .s.s, ,...t
JY'rse1 hpEH. IA
onp. 49, +.....
NFss b"~f. bbi.
i@rd. MD Ntc.i.
itp lbs ....,.
Msss pork ana.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

The local spot market was quiet and
points lower at 34,25 for middltng.
sales were reported.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

n.w fsAsafs IN ,he os,s nsarkst, ,, ,ei,aa1 ,ati'a'
Z H. snslsf og14f jlqgifat;o5 prosnutsG
xss u sn.s1n ~ corr. Tho c4sh asuianG
& -. Inhalys, ana tho tfsds uas {nrstnna
~s@aa ssk~ essrish yjsw Of Tn. sno,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Cottonseed Oil

Cotonseed Oil-The market was inactive
and narrow. with irregular price changes
Near positions were relatively firm on scat
tered covering, while the late months were
heavy, influenced by the weakness in cot
ton and the easier market for lard
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

An industrial corporation VIII offer an At
HaVrN' busiress proposition to orsira-
Bile men who can qualify and con,ract 81 i.
CluslNe territory to handle our factory re-
ouilt tires. either at home or abroad DO
mestlc or export orders promptly hiled re-
sardless OF slze. "a product Of great ,nnrtt
at an extremely low figure. quick action
may mean money to you For complete
Information call on Eastman Rubber
Works al3 West 10Th
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Ycnr ago.
sii. 90 0ie.75 SI2.2bNI7.25
.171 .25 1850 81
15.oo922.0O 1a.OO@fs.1o
.290 .3s .220 rs
' o.0o@ $50 s.n0@12.0O
.is@ 10 10 @.2S
.2o11 .27 .2OW IT
2s.00W2S.50 i9.2BWIO.7D
,a.n@17.7S 1b.oo@17.7s
.atN m SEA ~ Wa7H
$500 q 3t.60 $500 d $3.50
~ 30 Was.0o ae.70 W2e.s0
0oGp --.'-- 40.M 900 30
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

Coffee--Followi favorable advices from
Brazil the local market opened at advances
OF to IL points and on d fair demand
further gains were made, at one time
prices showing gains of 20 TO a2 points.
Efa.lzing late in the session sent prices
# from the best point of the day, the mar
set closing net advances of / 0 to 16 points
The cost and freight market ruled firm
and higher and the local spot market was
.iore active with Itio rs advanced TO 23 * c.
-o'ne points in the interior reported bare
7tocks. while others claimed to have suf-
ucient supplies for some time to come.
The range OF prices follows: Monday's
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Eggs Receipts wore 1855 casea. Fresh

Fggs~-Receipts wore 1855 cases. Fresh
ga'h"Fed extras. Dozen s4T 55c. extra.
44fp+7c.; under grades. 3bb43c.: dirtIcs
no. !. aaW 39c. No. and poorer. ESQ
37c.; checks. good to choice. dry 80 70
nrs's. ~ n 4oc.; seconds 44i1 046ta: state
Pennsylvania ana nearby weatern hen
merry. whites. fine 10 fancy. s7U69c.: fair
o prime. b5Ws5c.. gathered whites. COM
mon 10 prime. J0U G7c; Pacific Coast
"hitHs, 62Wbsc: other Wostern and
Southern, gathered. whites 5osos4c.
gtatc. Pennsyivania and nearby. hcnncry
browns, fancy, So e SOC. gathered brown
ana fniHeH colors, graded fancy. b2Qp65c
fair TO prime. - Sic.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

TELEPHONE SALESMAN: TO SELL
DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITIES
BY TELEPHONE; SALARY AND
COMMISSION; SPLENDID OPPOR-
TUNITY FcR fNCAPACITATED SOL
DER WHO HAS HAD SALES EX-
PERlENCE. ADDRESS BOX A-s1o.
TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

Cheese Rec eipts ware 2o8s boxes. State.
d. 22la q 33Ac; average run. 3llz 032Hc;
lover erads 23W3lc; twins. specials,
whites. 81 n $50; colorcd. az q sac. aver
lower grader 26WSohc; Wisconsin,, whole
milk. twins. fresh. 81 1s M32s.c alngle
a3isc. double daisies colorcd. fresh. 92. 10
&c; Young Americas fresh 35gp351sc:
state. sAiInB, specials 24ia n N26iao; primo
TO choice. zoW fair to good, Is % l9c
lower grades. 10 14c.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

Sugar - Continued rains in Cuba are
proving beneficial to the growing cane and
the next crop growth is reported to be
we'll above nosAh al. Another record yield
from Cuba is needed in view of the world q
shortage OF sugar.
According to priva.- advices receipts
Cor the week at Cuban ports were 40,79l
tons, against 32940 last week and 28,G80
Il year ago. Exports fell off sharply, be-
tng so, 4l2 tons, compared with 81 SG4 a
week ago and 61,523 Il year ago OF the
exports over 4l,00o tons came to United
states Atlantic ports.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Consolidated Exchange

Unit OF Trade on this exchange, TO shares I
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more nctiVe hare. follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Cla ssified Advertisinx
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOSIs FOUNO AMI REV AhNS
from 21o Fifth ave. to 1soth street
na,y. rsturn a&pSnd Cluster zs, san
LosT--On Sunday nishs, betw.sn s7th st.
and Broadway to Riverside Drive, then
to lieth st.. platinum bar PIN Sontain,nE ena.
receive subst tantia reward. Return to D.
schrattcr. Ell Broadway.
5000 REWARD for recovery Of Pathfinder
touring car, lost from Broadway and 4Sd
st., New York City; motor No. 1918. license
Ne. D-ss7; maroon body. J. J. staats.
1900 REWARD for recovery OF Cadillac
nds touring car, ar lost from Bedford aye Snd Ss
esns. ssn No. %0tSr NH pan,sd Sed
j. j. staats. Phone Broad 1871
LOST BANKBooKs
Losr.-Bankbook No. $4,000 of the
Franklin Savings Bank. issued to Helen
REYNOLDS Payment stopped. Please re-
turn to bank. 65s Eighth ave. New York
CITY. All persons cautioned not to
purchase or negotiate same.
LOsT.-Bankbook No 3os Oss of the
Franklin Savings Bank issued to Patrick
]. Conroy. Payment stopped Please re-
turn to bank d5S Eighth ave. New York
purchase or negotiate same.
LosT.-Banl<book No. 6s7.4la of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any
person having IA claim to 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
celled and new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No 427 go OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any
person having claim to 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
celled and a new issued.
LOST. Handbook No G7a,Qs9 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Anv
person having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbool can
celled and a new issued.
LOST.-Bankbooh No 741,Oo4 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any
person having Il claim to 1t Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passsook can
celled and Il new one issued.
LOST. handbook No 1852. North River
y, savings Bank. Payment stopped Kind
z York. Is.uf" 10 0a"N 81 West Sith ST. New
h4ssenasSsSok 3sa Unias book Nc 1Sl'4e issued BY
VIII please return 1t to the bank
osT.-Bankbook No. s34,o7s. Harlem
turn to bank 1@'
,t'I I.--fa fassbook No, 1884 issued BY
will NE ,,, Cnloh square Savings Bank. Finder
VIII please return it to the bank.
iCo ~ / --t'an' book No. 63l, ,O74, The Greenwich
oaVlngs Bank, 246 & 24S Sixth ave- n
CITY Payment stopped. Please return to bank
1OSI -~hankbook no 5l15lS The Creenwicb
savings Bank, 246 Il PAS Sixth ave N Y
wy FaSfnent stopped. Please return to bank
savings Bank. 246 e. 24s Sixth ave n y
Ni'y fayhlent stopped Please return to bank
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
WOMEN'S APPAREL FOR SALE

MANtFACTtRER will close out balance
OF stock OF silk georgette tanfeta or wash
dresses below Wholesale prices 43 w 2Nh
ct. sth door.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. granulated. per lb. .... 8 745
sugar. Centrifugal. per b.. 7.2s
Coffee, Rio. No. l. per lb. -. 239. 81.
Coffee Santos No. 4, per lb.. 28A 29
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
BOARDERS WANTED

e2p ST, 35 EAST.-Summcr accommoda.
IONS room and two meals, 50 TO sll
per week Y. w. c. A. Studio Club
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Cereals

:. "hsat--rrading operations In wheat In
sAs Winnipeg market. which we're in
operation only one week. have again been
~sspsnasd a. the request Of the Minister
=, 3rAa- ana Commerce. No Y"ry clear
saDlanation was given az TO the reasons
'"r cirs'ng The market.
mere was eas"r tone in the do
,wsHnc cash wheat position and prices in
w sNinn~n nDoiis market declined cents
~ bashs' during the day owing to a
,esFn .,a, .fers ~ hard winter wheat, an
- ar oHefs ~ ten cars of new sprinx
wheat - arriye.
Co,n~-rhs abssne. of mora than scat
ss'<1 rains In tho corn bel, caused an
80 @NYsnce IN the corn market and
.1s ~ 6eptensber position soi1 az tho Pre-
s''ps hiEn ,eeord. white December rnade
f.s~sesnhkh. hkh. Hphseqaentiy. however, "a
thseslena'J tendency developed and a.,
.s,, cios- II ,ne raY priees we're easy.
"'.HI srHI ne, ioss.s of As - %.c
tas fnaT%st wAs believed 20 be in an
ssslnD'ssnt yositiDn. an1 ,hor- was q
~ oe1' Of selling on private reports
sssnsrnors, stat. officials In foyrra1 lend.
z ~ erfn states failed ~ confirm the re-
H. private reports of dau.aga, and ,aid
~ "a long az thsre srs no hot .Tiuan
I ss,s s'.D can Z" fsr consiaefsbls period
''S rams %rS not ne ~ari1Jsiy hur,
r Ysstssnay's Previous Year
csfss, fs,l. No. ysiiow ss.'sN ss,zoN si'so% ss
IVY ..,.,........ i.ggM f0r
Dsss.,m"sn..sY Dsssmn.Y '.''... iggs51 ie7% i.s5M
ann. l7Ish i.7z -
Ds2s 2s.-rhs-s vss eerrpars,sy4l/ ,l,u.
s 49, Assshrs ~ tns Ds's nsafkyt but r,lesa
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New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
MEMS CLOTHING WANTED

Ave buy gentlomcn's discarded cloth
ing, business suits. ovcrcoatS. fur lined
coats, run dress. ruxcdos. pants shoes Of
every description. positively pay mors
thah otherr Write. phone. Never tioro-
WITT. 44s Seventh ave dsreeiey-l4zs
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

5000 REWARD for recovery Of Cadillac
touring car lost from Bedford ave. snd
Dean st. Brooklyn; motor No 57E-So5.
license No. l42-666-N. Y: painted red.
J. ]. Stats Phone Broad 1871.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

CHAUFFEUR, driving Renault taxicas
from 210 Fifth ave. to 130th street
ferry. seturn diamond cluster ring; lost
liberal reward. Phone Circle 1904.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
HELP WANTED MALE

you the ability to sell? Ii you measure up
to the above qualifications and would accept
an opportunity to connect with AIN institu-
tion where you can earn $1,000 a year or
moro phone l'arragut G565 after 10 a. III.
for appointment.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-10-03
WILL ANSWER CALL
OF WHOLE WORLD
THIS IS AIM OF SOUTHERN BAR
lists IN THEIR PRESENT
DRIVE FOR SIS, 100000.
Forces In Field Today Are Far From
suffieient To Meet Needs Of situa-
ton, Leaders DeeIare-Europe
Included on Program.

Now that the larger liberties enjoyed
by peoples everywhere, following the
close OF the world war, have revealed
as never before the need and the op.
portunity for the spread of the gospel
to all the ends of the earth, the Bap.
lists of the South have launched their
program for $75,O00,0e0 to be raised
in cash and five-year subscriptions be.
tween now and December 7th, in the
hope OF making a worthy beginning
toward supplying this world need.
or the total sum sought in this com
paign, the actual drive for the funds