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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-20
STOCK EXCHANGE
TRADING SHOWS
GREATER ACTIVITY
Attitude of Congress Toward
Victory Loan Causes Con-
siderable Enthusiasm With
Spectators,


New York. Feb 19.-Pools, syndi-
Gates and professional operators as a
whole monopolizcd the broader and
more active trading on the stock eN-
change today.
There were several noteworthy eX-
ceptions to .la general advance. how
ever rails and shippings making in
different response, while United
States Steel was irregular until the
close, when heavy accumulations
caused one-point gain.
Much bullish enthusiasm was at
tributed to the reported attitude of
congress toward the terms of the
victory" loan.
Outstanding features included mo-
tors and their subsidiaries, tobaccos,
oils, equipments and utilities, notably
local fractions.
Texas company and Mexican Pc
troleum rose two to three points and
Industrial Alcohol four points. Sales
amounted to 5S5, 000 shares.
Bonds We're steady, all Liberty is
sues except 81 S gaining from a to
p per cent and Paris 6's y per cent
to 1907, a high record. Total sales,
par value, aggregated Sl4,250,000 Old
United States bonds unchanged on
call.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-20
WANTED-Salesmen
SECURITY SALESMAN

SECURITY SALESMAN
y LIBERAL contract for the fastest sell
Ing industrial securities on the market
awaits statesmen who can earn $1,000 Il
year or over. Only men OF reliability con
sidered. Ten competent field superintend-
cnts needed at once. Apply District Man
ager S. j. Seaburn. Suite .. n T, Nrmljo
building, Albuquerque. y. NJ, or W, KEN
per CSC Beatty building. Houston, Texas,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-20
FOR SALE-Ranches
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE--ttvc passenger Ford ear, good
shape. 116 West Gold
FOR sALE--FOrd touring car, easy terms
Sec It at American Garage and make
offer.
only been Imn 1900 miles; viii sell at
bargain has demountabe wheels. extra
tire, shock absorhers specdometer and bot
other extras or will sell my taxi line, good
steady trade Armijo Taxi Line. lee West
Central. Next door west OF Pullman Cafe,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-20
MONEY TO LOAN

ANCE COMPANY
III pnsn TaVpa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

Government owned railways and favor
deportation Of aliens who seek to under
mine the existing form OF government
in Canada. urging the appointment OF a
permanent tarin board. with advisor
duties They ask for preferential tariff
throughout the empire and renewed
tariff protection for tho tractor industry.
They indorse, the plan to build up a
Canadian merchant marine, and COM
mend the Government for It's action to
extend export trade. . =.
Nothing Is announced as yet about
further financing to meet the needs OF
revenue deficit forecast in the budget
speech. chat amount will be approxi-
mateiy $500. 100000. Any sums called
TO; TO extend credit to Great Britain o.
other European buyers will be in excess
Of the sum named.
The financing OF the crop OF 1913 In A
problem that SIR Henry will have 10
consider In conference with the bankers.
The fall In volume OF the American
wheat yield will make the demand FOR
Canadian wheat keen and insure q mar
ket for t. hut II Is estimated that
some financing win have TO be done with
the European money market IN present
conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
COTTON MARKET
HAS RETIREMENT
-
Price Movements, However,
Are Still Irregular and
4 Trade Is Quieter.
ENDING NEAR BEST LEVEL
Mg
Liverpool Shows Tendency, to
=, Go Lower With Market,
Narrow in Range.
ENDING NEAR BEST LEVEL

The market on the Cotton Exchange
displayed yesterday q considerably i'm
nrcved tone, although movements again
were irregular. Attention Of the trade
and Wall Street. which has recently
besn diverted more or lees from weather
conditions in the South. directed itself
onee more to those conditions and care
fully examined the weekly report. On
the whole immediate. belt conditions
seemed to favor the bear crowd, but
there was reported also \ good deal of
cloudiness and scattered precipitation IN
r.any sections. The weekly report indi-
Gated an improved situation and the
furry Of selling following Its issuance
may be traced easily to- II.
II was evident from the action of
prices that the short element WIS., UNI
easy, and II did not take great buying
potter to have considerable effect. At the
h,ghest points OF the day the market was
more than three-quarter cent n pound
higher than the last previous final bids.
and the ending was yesterday not FAR
from these best levels. In Liverpool the
tendency was toward lower. levels. the
market there weakening near the finish.
although the range was not wide. There
vas a fair demand for spot cotton In
the bTltlhn CcuhIcs WIN pTiCts nS6Ny al
decline Of nearly, 50 points for, mid
ding.
Generally speaking. business around
the local ring was only slightly quieter.
Bulls we're pleased with report stains
TINT the foreign exchange situation " I.
soon to be considered by q comp,'t, -.
which will no doubt formulate sp.le plan
to sta billie the market. P-'c did not 70
Yesterday much below ~, ol,ening level.
which was to % p1.nts of for the ac-
tive list. From then on. with the ex-
ception Of a short period following the
appearance Of the weekly weather report.
the quality Of buying power was satisfac-
tory enough to hold values considerably
higher than Tuesdays ending. 81 Z.
II cannot be denied that there was stff1
mitch uncertainty present In speculative
circles regarding the future OF values,
bnt sentiment. Influenced by the better
securities market and the lower rate for
money, was more bullish than for Rome
tuie past. Some of the best buying OF
the day developed in the later trading.
when domestic trade demand was as
sisted by New Orleans and Western
buying This impaired an extremely
healthy appearance to The market. which
can be seen in the steady closing, IS to
sc points higher.
Range Of prices: Tues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Business Troubles.
PETIrIoNs IN BANKRUPrCY.

MORRIS wAHRMAN-Involun petit
ton against Norris wahrm.n, th Sixth
avenue. Liabilities, $4,000 assets,
.sr fTS a P:o fH T::a s s:SS,. 9pp sss
,3l.isS; Edward Arsnd Son, ti.sis
Max Arsns, 27i broadway. is the at
NICOLA BIoNpI-voiuntary petition BY
Nicola BioPdl 2ss East 10Th street.
Liabilities ,t2.s2S; no e.set, Prineipsl
Anthony J. RomaEna, 81 Liberty street
MAX BERwERK-voluntary petition by
Max Berwerk, merchant 1ss Aidul
sets. Principal claims: state Bank, 1900;
Max A. witt a Co, 1850; n. r. Miller.
tSoo. David Micheisohn, 81 broadway.
is the attorney.
-, ASSIGNMENT.
q. PALETTE GARAGE, INc.--schsduIes
Palette Garage. Inc. OF 40 to ia West
End avenue show liabilities, tis,iTT;
nominal assets. 5000; actual assets.
t2,S63.
RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY.
JACOB O, GoLDENBoN--Judss Augustus
N. Hand appointed David HArr receivar
for Jacob O. Goidenson, doing business
as nrst aid equipment company manu- d.
facturer of medical hrst aid equipment,
10 East Twenty-third street, under a
DISCHARGES IN BASKRUPrcY.
Newman. Aaron Sligman. Hyman Green
stein, Emma Barnett, H. Stanley chase.
Emma schwab and Daird II. Lewis.
JUDGMENTS.
.a MANHATTAN.
,,Ia ss fg ,hs hs ss,, ws,S s'.a yes
Gilisd Farms Co.. Inc. and HAr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
ELECTRIC DRILLING
FOR OIL In BURMAH
Cost Of Production Is Consid-
erably Lowered Under the
New Plan.

Drilling and pumping wells by electric
power has been introduced by the Bur-
nah Oil Company in it's operations In
the Yenangyoung field in Burmah. Con-
siderable saving In the cost of getting
the petroleum to the reinerles Is one Of
the chief advantages OF the plan. as re-
ported by John II. csrgtll. chairman Of
the board Of the company.
An Unexpectedly rich sand was struck
IN the Yenangyoung field last year, but
AFTER considerable drilling the territory
has begun 10 fall OF considerably in pro-
auction, although some wells had a large
output Immediately after being drilled
IN Similar conditions have been met by
american drillers. espeoiallyin the Penn
sylyania. Ohio and West Virginia fields.
II Is the belief OF the officers OF the
burmaA company that they have ample
reserves Of territory to supply crude Pc
uoleum to their refneries for many
years to come Many test wells have
eeen put down In the last year In the
nome district. Field operations are be.
ing carried on outside of Burmah also.
Dividends on the common stock of the
company for the last year were at the
rate OF 30 per cent. while the payments
70 the British Government In income tax
ana ana excess profits duty totalled S2,035.-
WV IN the four years 1915 to 1918. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
To the holders of Fifteen-Ysar Six Pei
Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of
Eraden Copper Mines Company

The undersigned, as Trustee under thd
Collateral Trust Agreement dated February,
], 1915 securing the aforesaid bonds, puf4
suant to Section ,, OF Article III, OF said
Agreement hereby calls for tenderd fcr
amount Of said bonds sufficient, as nearly
as may be. to exhaust the sum Of Six
hundred sixty seven thousand three hum
dfed ninety and hfty-six one hundredtiE
dollars V667.ts0.56) now In It's hands for
account of the Sinking Fund provided by
said Agreement. All such tenders hausc
be for all or any, part Of the bonds off<rsd.
must state the price at which tho sam6
are offered, no. exceeding. however. 1eSE|
Of the principal thereof. and accrued In
terest. and must be received at the Truat
Department of the undersigned, No.I8
Wall Street. New York, on or before II
o'clock noon on August n. 1919. Each such
tender should be securely sealed and
marked ''Tendsr OF Bonds for Purehass
Tor Sinking Fund under Collateral Trust
Agreement OF Braden Copper Mines Ohm
pany, dated February 1, 1914" Netifee,-
tion OF tenders accepted will be mailed on
or before August ~. 1919. and viii call for
delivery OF tho bords on or before August
~, 1919, with coupons maturing February
/, 1920. and subsequently.
Accepted bonds should be accompanied
by Federal Income Tax Ownership Certih-
Gates covering accrued interest. i,s,7
Dated At New York this 9Th day Of Au-
gust 1919.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
by II. y. WILSON. Js. Vice. President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
BRITISH DIRECTORY
FOR RUSSIAN TRADE
Manufacturers Get Ready for
Expected Collapse Of the
Bolsheviki.

British business men have valuable
weapon in the struggle for trade In Rus
STA when Lenine. Trotzky and the rest
Of the Bolsheviki crack as did Bella
Kun. It Is the directory of British
manufacturers for Russian trade. pub
lished In the Russian language for cir
culation in the domains OF the late Gar.
One edition, the first, was printed In
1918 and proved n big success, although
subsequent conditions virtually nullified
all advantages gained. ...,
In the second edition. just on the
press, are 700 pages covering almost
every branch of British manufacture.
It's object is to place In the hands OF
Russian merchants a complete epitome
of representative British and Canadian
manufacturing and trade houses
Through the directory the Russian
buyer gets immediate access 10 the
names and addresses and specialties OF
those British houses that desire TO open
trade relations with Russia, An I'm.
portant point is that no manufacturer
name appears in the directory except or
payment, thus In n measure assuring the
Russians that trade queries and orders
will receive attention. =
Classifications are made In the d.
rectory under trade headings in Sec
lions and sub-sections. with the in
dexes in English and Russian quick ref
erence for readers OF both nationalities
is simplified. -...t. 30.
The British Government. has extended
notable help In the compilation OF the
directory and its aid 10 expected In Civ
ing wide circulation to the publication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
TORONTO cLOBIN0
COBALT.

over the appointment of Sir Henry
Drayton, He is, without experience in
politics and is stranger to public
finance.
Drayton Is a Conservative. and II IL
understood that q Toronto seat will be
arranged for him. He made a. good
record on the Railway Commission. on
which he Eat for fve years. rising to
be chairman. Coming after Judge Ma.
bee who was 4 distinct sspcess. Dray.
ton followed a cautions. a1ndious poll
Icy and gained confidence o. the rail-
ways and the public. II IL believed by
his friends that the same qualities will
stand him In good stead in the new and
very important appointment in the Gov
eminent. ~ tf..
A deputation Of the Canadian manu-
facturers' association was received by
the Prime Minister, the Minister of III.
nance and the Minister. Of Trade and
Commerce and presented their case Sir
Robert Borden promised the most care-
full consideration to their case eet -
An inquiry into tariff and trade con-
ditions will be made prior 70 tariff re-
visions ut the session Of parliament
early in 1870. The manufacturers are
opposed 70 any further extension OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
MINERALS FOUND IN LAPLAED
Large Quantities OF Copper ore
o.: Unearthed, ~ svsdes.

Further vast deposits Of ore hay,
peen uneartsed in the southern part Of
SSspand by investigators of the Swedish
s'ate Geologicat Department Copper
ore IN large Quantities has been found
ioVavattnet and Klippan, Fsrne, and
a. unnagrejsa on Lake virisen.
IN the last named locality the veins
gre reported TO be 500 feet broad and
n eAssenely deep. although the huge de-
''s,n are dincuIt to break and exploit
Heh lime deposits have been discoy.
rec az stromsula. with investigations
.ohthuinE In the bSlief that other min,
~sF WI be found In Quantities that viii
'~S-ter working 49,. ,.l.f.I !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Furriers Lose Russian
Furs Bought From Reds

~ EAI.ERs Of furs in this eoun-
try who invested extensively
- in Russian pelts during the
last year, with the expectation OF
realizins large profits by sales In
this country, now md themselves
minus not only tho furs but also
their money. temporarily, at least.
as the result of tho action OF the
Kolchak Government, according to
reports In the local market. "a
1t IL said that the merchandise
for many large orders placed in
vfadivostok and trading centers IN
land has been seiEed by the Kol-
chalk Government which refuses to
recognise the claims Of the dealers,
because tho United States has not
recognised the Bolshevist Govern
ment. under whose regime the furs
were bought.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
CANADA TO FLOAT
BIG LOAN IN FALL
Domestic S25O,OOO,O 900 Issue
to Be Sold, but VIII Not
Be Exempt.
Do : s,ae cer..pe.a.n, q r.s sry

orrAwA. Aug. .s.--Canada will put a
$3.50. 900. 900 bond ihsue on the market
in the early autumn in the form OF a
Domestic loan. This 10 the statement
OF the new Minister OF Finance. Sr
Henry Drayt6n. The bonds will be tax
able. not exempt as other issues were.
The terms Of the loan have not yet been
decided. but will be announogd In adj
vance 90 A. to give time for. the local
committees to get fully informed.
There 10 surprise IN political circles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Seeks Europe's cotton Trade.

BRussrLs. Aug. 6.-Braxil Is getting
ready to invade the. European cotton
market with her native product. This Is
Indicated by. Inquiries just received by
the head OF the Belgian spinners' asso-
eiation in Client asking for bids on fifty
klogram lots OF Brazilian cotton, deliv-
cry to be made at any time after the
end of August. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
SrW 70 y1 THE 1 HoIpERs OF "a ~
o-Year sinking Fund 81 Gold Dsbentur>
Bonds, Duo February l. 1913 n

- SlSh ING FUND NOTICE.
Notice Ia hereby given as provided in
Article V. of the lndenture dated February
i. 1919 Of the New York Telephone Com
pany TO tho Guaranty Trust Company OF
signed At It's office. No. iio Broadway, View
YORK city. will receive until 10 o'clock
A. NJ, or "Wednesday August ~. ttie.
sunieient bonds OF the above Issue at not
exceeding llo% of par and accrued Interest
TO exhaust the sum Of Ono Hundred eighty
seven thousand hve hundred ttt7Set)
doliarf, held In the sinking Fund. lQdA
Tho Trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all offers. Offers should ne sealed
thereof. sgl,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY 9 "
OF NEW YORK. q -
by CHARLES II. SABIN, PrssidehGN
DATED New York. August s. 1919. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Huge PROFIT ON swordn.h.

New BEDFORD, Mass, Aug s.--One of
the most profitable trips ever made by
hsa,ermen here was reported to-day
when Capt Robert jackson OF the
schooner Liberty arrived with 102
swordnsh. aggregating 10000 pounds.
The catch was sold on tho dock at rs
cents per pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Canadian ship Hits a Reef.

VICTORIA, d, c.. Aug. s.-The Cana
dian Pacific Railroad steamship Princess
Ena was damaged to-day when she
struck Ripple Rock. a, submerged reef In
thu SEYMOUR Narrows. The steamship
was able to proceed to PlumpeP's Bay.
tons and was bound from Vancouver TO
Alaska. She was built here Ia 1907,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS. Aug. 6.--Prioes moved irreg-
uiarly on the bourse to-day; Three per
cent rentes. 81 francs 80 csntimes for
cash exchange on London. 80 francs 10
centimes: hve per cent. loan. 81 francs
80 confines. The dollar ranged from
francs 81 csntimss to francs 70 CEN
timeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEw ORLEANS. Aug. s.--The cotton
market to-day advanced to a net rise
OF 81 to so points. closing 81 to II
points net higher. The closes October.
s2.ol: December. 1896; January. s1.s7 :
March. 1897: May, 31.s7; spot, quiet !;
mlddlinR, 3l.7b,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
DYE. COMMISSION
FOR WORLD URGED
Textile Men Of Il. 8. Advocate
international Body Be
Formed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-The impor-
lance of establishing an International
advisory commission on dyestuffs and
coal tar chemicals to act with the Inter
allied Reparation Commission has been
urged upon secretary Of Commerce Red
field by prominent chemical interests IN
this country, 80
/ It is pointed out that the textile in
dustry Of the United States should be
kept informed Of the attitude Of the
British and French and other allied
countries toward tbs disposition Of
German dysstuffs, rs Germany I'M
, doubtediy has supplies OF large
number OF. dyes that industries in
America and other countries are desir-
GUS Of obtaining Textile manufactur-
ors In this country are said to be
quantities Of the German dyes as any
OF the other countries obtain
Although reports have been In circu-
latlon that already dyes have been ex-
ported from Germany to other countries.
Information In the hands Of officials here
n 70 the effect that there In no founda-
ton for these rumors. t -r
It was learned that Secretary Red
field suggested that Burwell s. Cutler.
formerly chief of the Bureau Of Foreign
| and Domestic Commerce, be directed 70
! act unoniclally In the matter. but Presi-
dent Wilson declined to adopt the sug-
sestion. The President replied. It Is uh-
derstood, that his request for the APP
| pointment Of a representative Of this
country on the Reparation Commission
had been iatly refused by the Repub-
leans In the Senate.
'Inasmuch as the United States has
no representative on the Preparation
Commission" said Secretary Redfield
nobody here can act and esmatter
simply must wait"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

doing At 50 points decline; niddlins s.fod.
Sales 1000, American 5000 Imports 1900,
American n,oco Futures opened steady and
points, August, lSl4d. October, is.s5d.; De
eember ls.7sd.; January, 10. SD; March,
p.Ed May. 1s.s7d. Manchester-Ysns irreeu-
lar cloths less doing = ''-'- =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Suit Houses Plan Big Merger.

A report ballooninB about the cloak
and suit trade to the effect that =
movement Ia under way which calls for
the consolidation of four or i've of the
most important manufacturing and
Wholesale concerns In the industry In
this city was one of the principal topics
for discussion in the wholesale market
yesteeday. t,.
The cloak and suit houses interested
do total yearly business OF between
$4,000. 900 and $4,000. 900. and their
consolidation would result in the most
powerful organization in the industry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

vsy B. Nswins--R NJ Cox. sss7so
Bernstein. Barnett. w.cht: -. SELLS
cs s;s. ssn e:1esP Murphy 1852 1sS:s
Cox Automatic Pipe Bending Co.
--Einther Truck Co. Of n. Y.
cg ass I.,sor.H. Si,:s :. IL. 1861; ;ss,:
Harris ...,............... a22.5o
b. Williams. ................. lo7s.as
same-F. ]. p'Avisnon, Jr. go. 4to.3s
Gsnseveort Garage: ine,--stand-
ooie S o Law s; "a and Isaac Ephion 1880
II. n Veil GO. and H:nt, NJ. -. >.
Ssfs--P.opi.. &c....,."... .V' 10000
Raymond Nils :. ..,......., 100000
Co, ,.,''..", s5s.Si
Kramer. Harry DIT. Wacht... s.i6i.is
Lsnehan, Catherine c. or Kate
L.s.! Tif H:ai ss.'s als.lia , .,;.s
MssomSer' W. sturei.--c r. Far
Msedcur.i Cornelius. and charles
Nowins. Harvey B.--Riverhssd
", Z, ri%s. Go. i. bishop: sid"
|. o'Reiiiy. Charles LIS. f.
SAKE. Jonas no. P. N. pano,.. i,s.s7
stoddsrd, John Mn. r. .stod-
s.nner. Simon. and Mcrii. Love. sew
Joy (Senner Golf. Ciliuffo.. 2o1f1
venslia, Roberts,. Acunto. 1890
BRONX.
The hrst name 10 that of the debtor;
Highlander. william - Renauit 49,.
Kirsehnep, seSjamin-T. Teppiiti. $40
Rossnbluth, Morris--J. Bran.... 2sS2s
Biarity. John--w. Goldberg. ss.71
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
Tho nrst name ia that Of the debtor: the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
judgment was MED:
Costello. Oliver Ed. r. Leary;
ri May R as. lsis Lev, =; al; March 1871"
Arsu.. 81 Isaac. Harry ArSu. and -''''
Bernard II, Arbus-Ameriean-
Hawaiian Steamship Co.; Aug ,,
Inc. F; FEB. II, isli. ............ 2.osOa
nisan; MarcS 8. i.is.......... 2.ia7N
FEB. IL, isiT. ...........,..... 1900
Palmer isns E:t6iis wi.,-.rod,rai sign 'i'"
System SI:etrisi Jsns i r.,n s""
Inc; April ., lslf.....,...... 5ss+S
Schultz, Carl We. r. Faux
ner; May Is. is1s.............. 3ssSe
Standard Aero Corp. Of y. y
Unger Bros; June ., isls..... N.StS.is
Clarke, Philip 81 Harrington
sept. 8. lSls.,.,........... i.3GsS
stewart. Sanders a Co, lne.--0.
J. Beiesbarth ct al; May 70.
sixty SEVEN Frfth Az Co.. Inc
May Il. isii. ....'..,...,..,. i.OOs.si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
TREES PROPERTIES SOLD.

Settings That Cost 100000 Go at
Auction for F4OO.
MONTREAL, Aug, 6.--The crowns of a
King and Queen sold for $40. while a
nee. Of Venetian gondolas went for IS, at
the auction here to-day Of the stage
properties Of the ,ate Biz Herbert Tree.
The original cost Of the settings was
$40. 900. but they brought only about
$500. They were intended for Australia.
but owing to the war could not be trans
ported, and had been In storage here
since March, 1917
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Government sales show Dencit.

WAsHINoroN, Aug. GA recovery Of
81 per cent. Of the original cost price Of
surplus wool disposed of by the Gov
eminent to July rs 10 indicated by fig-
ures submitted by the War Department.
The wool cost the Government $685.
$780, ATT and was sold for S1st.604.111.
The Government received $22.402.s3t
for textiles which cost $s1.s1B.s06, a re-
covery of 70 per cent, and secured
per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Yesterdays Fires

An. Losass
10000 TO 'ot william St; Seo to.att
,;os--sii w ,ith St; BsehinT Is'sll
Morris ..,........,....... "Noass
tlS--sos Delaney st. Joseph
lsaaes ................... ..Noas
ie;lS--5N to $40 L. 79d st.: Auto
Club OF America, 80: .snsht
le:is-R1s W. S7th st.; Stewart Auto
pm. 80
l:oo--lso Barrow st.; automobile
truck. James MoGuinness. Hseo
S:iS--e13 Amsterdam Av.: IN -
known ..................'.r rs1tnsn