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BONDS.
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

as; Green, small and poor. bsk., soc. o
u,5o; Duchess. Dbl, 1sUG; Wealthy, 6bt.
;IG7,5O; Maiden Blush. Dbl. 1905; Alex;
ander, bbL. s. $50; Gfavenstein, box, 81
as. CRAB ,APPLEs-.small' bski; n;-'
bartlett, bsk., $3.50; Bartlett, Dbl, 81
a., PEACHES-Jersey, crate, s2Q s, Ibi
Jersey, bu. bsk. 1sas State. bu. bslL,
csc; Grand Duke, bsk. asogioe, Brad
shaw. bsk.. 70 4Oc. GRAPEs-An va
rie,ies crate, 75e, gslL2, BLACKBER-
IOaIsc. HuCKLEBERRIEs-QL, 100
Observation-Disclosures; $3.50 o 20; Ayo,
Cuban crate, ,sGG, MUsKMELoNs-
New Mexico, pink meat pony crate, SIG
l.75; Maryland pink meat Hat, crate
7S osr Rich Rta1dS mE Fh. SIC
mia, case S1.25a1.75.; Maryland, crate
I1Q1.5O. cAsAgA MELoNs--californit,n;:
MfEaLs;oNs"c;SSiTiroornIia. crate, ,iGi.S6,
wATERMELoNs-Car, tl5oga5o, PINE
APPLEs-cuban, crate, $S.g5 1875; Porto
NAVAL sToRREs-spirits turpentIne
Kiln, slsGoGi4, RosIN-Common to
food ,,s stroiNf F. : :ls g. b. $3.50 H. $685.
!, t2i5O; X, sss.55; NJ, s23,S5 n, s?4SO;
VIC and WV. $3.50.
OIIS-Standard white, New York export
bbls. 420.25; do. bulk. Sl250; do, cases,
::.,es. Moto- Ea.aiere. garage - .,
consumers, 26isc. (steel bblsO, LINSEED
olL-strIotly pure, gallons OF IN lbs, in
bills, s2.iS. Calcutta oil, s2.s5.
FOTAToES-Maine, 100 III, bag, $3.50 o
3. Maine, 1876 ID, bag, Sos; Long island
$50 III, bag, $500; Long Island los h. bag
s5I5.f5; Jersey, round, Dbl. S4d4.75i Jer-
sey. round, 1853 lb. bag, sA.s0@t.75i jersey
round, No. 2. 1870 M. bag, St26m $50; Jer-
sey, long, bbl., SsGi; Jersey, ldng, 1865 H.
bag, ss,75ql.25 Jersey, long, $50 10. has
Southern. No. 2, Dbl, SI56Qg. SWEETS
Jersey, No |, hsk., sl,75U225; Jersey, No,
g. bsk,, 81 Delaware and Maryland. bsk'
.S1sS.ia s So! DS So ,56 Ssl y.m.
Southern, No. /. bbl., s2,5od4.
POULTRY, DREssED - CHICKENS
Fresh killed, dry packed, boxes, Western,
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

manifest degree OF uncertainty as to
the existing labor status in the steel in
dustry brought yesterday considerab BILE
liquidation In the shares of that group
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange and
average recessions OF to points. Tha
selling pressure later extended to the
general list causing numerous setbachs
OF l TO points. The oils, marines and
rubbers were slightly affected and in
some cases substantial net gains for the
day were scored.
Crueible Steel fell back 3 points from
It's early high to 1863, ending at 40, while
Bethlehem II moved down 2 points to
ss%, ending Mt ssH, and United States
Steel common 1 Y to 103I5, finishing at
lO3&. Baldwin Locomotive was offered
down 80 to 116, with a final rally to
lis. Studebaker fell back 2A to 1I1&.
while Pierce-Arrow, after moving down
to 57A, rallied TO 5S% Marine COM
mon at the outset gained / point to 6OM
and the preferred ~ to 121. Califor-
mia Petroleum WINS bid up tor54L. Trans-
continental 10 ssh, Mexican Petroleum
to 196 and Pan American to ll9. with
reactions later OF 1 to IN points,
The rails and coppers on light trading
were fractionally lower. Keystone Tire
Melted gain. Of AZ to 651h, United
States Rubber 1 u to 12sh and Good.
rich u to 79h-> Industrial Alcohol
closed point beteer for the session
while United Retail Stores fell back to
WV and American Wooden az to ia,
American Ship and Commerce was traded
IN for the first time, opening at s9h.
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Q. 8, deposIts...., 7Sol7s,20O Inc 7,l5s 800
RESERVE
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CORN MARKET TONE
HAS IMPROVEMENT
Trading, However, Is Quieter
and Further Liquida-
ton Is Evident.
SEPT. Is LESS PRESSED
All Cereals at Times Tend to
Sag, but Sentiment of
Mixed Quality.

The corn market was yesterday some
what auleter, the better tone continuing
during the greater part of the business.
There was less pressure on the spot
month, September, owing TO lighter
country offerings Scattered covering
was at all times sustaining power.
Further liquidation was again evident
and ut times the cereal markets as a
whole displayed sagging tendency.
Corn began quiet, unchanged to 9 cents
q bushel higher. Hogs were firm, up 25
cents. but corn prices, under influence OF
the exchange break and desultory COM
mission house selling, fell or somewhat
sharply after the start. Sentiment was
mixed and there was disposition to
await to-morrow's Government report.
The undertole to corn held fairly we'll
as trading progressed.
oats and provisions began slightly
higher but sold off somewhat in sympa-
thy with corn. The agitation against
the high living cost continued a factor.
In provisions there was an absence of
proht taking, but general evening up for
over the week end was at times moder-
ately heavy In all grains. The labor
unsettlement in the country was opposed
10 any good rally, and there was nothing
at all weak in the tone during the entire
the rest Of the list, with business either
way slow Generally speaking the pre-
vailing uncertainty in the entire cereal
speculative situation continued and was
manifest until the close of the day.
Local grain, &c, quotations of yester-
day follow;
CORN-In the local cash market No
yellow corn was quoted at sis4H; No
"hite' SLSSh, cost and freight New York.
OATS-The local cash market was quiet
put hGm No. white quoted at sac. No.
white, S2aS2zc.; No. white. sl0
81 tse' No. white, SogSOhc,, all ele-
hE-Market firm. No. Western,
Sl.SlA y, cost and freight New York
BARLEY-Market steady, Feeding
GSS; mating. Sl.SS. cost and freight New
HAY-Market dull. No. l. Ns0I1S5,
No. q sl.654i.75: No. 5, SL36II.45; ship,
ping. Sl.lOaI2O
STRAW--Market dull. No. rye. sl4 a
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milk fed, 3Sd $50; Western, corn fed, "a "
40c., fresh killed, bbls,, Western, milk ted'
SS q SIC; Western, corn fed, 500 SS' :
Western, scalded, soc; Southwestern, mi
fed, kegs, 81 a 3Jc,; southwestern, corn ic.
kegs, 30G3lc,; Virginia, milk fed, TO
lbs. to pair, $40 3Sc.; Virginia, mix red
to : lbs. to pulr, 34ft S5c.; Philadelphia, "
a zoe; Jersey and Long Island son iSG
State and Pennsylvania, sea 4Oc. FON -
Fresh dry packed, boxes, Western mill
fed, 80 q Zoe; Western, corn, fed, 20 q 39c,
ESQ 37c. Western, scalded, 81 Gale south
western, bbls. or kegs 80 SSe. OLD
Island and Pennsylvania, spring, SSS
SQUA BS-Prime, white, doz., va 5 ~
dark. s95OaS; culls, $4,000. GuiNEAs-
Pair, si25@l,75.
POULTRY, LIVE-sPRING cHIcKHN'
Fancy heavy, freight see; average
I press 81 ass ssc Observation-Disclosures Leg
horn large, express sic WGI. s tSEGSrh
heavy, SIC; freight light to medium B.
q 9sc; coored and mixed, express; go
s5c; White LegghoTn. express, S2%%ESGH
KEYs-Hens, freight, soc; toms freish'
25c DucKsLwestcrn' Il, tTSighti SS,'
Southern, freight 2Se' Gees GEEsE-fre'SA''
PRoVIsIONs-Pork quiet, mess, t5Sg
$3.50; family. s63q54i short clear SoSp
81 Beef steady msss ss' 9 tro fH Inas
2shc.; lao lbs. soc. pigs, SOc. Bellies
dull; picked clear, lO-l2 lbs, sac; DIR!
barely steady; yellow. ltqllhc.; choice
house, 1874 414c, Picked hams quiet ;
regular. 1G-l2 lbs. Sl'sc,; skinned, IS
20 lbs, s2%c Tallow eesyi city speeis'
loose. lie asked. Lard quiet; middle
West SeS 2OacSsC; city lard dun,
quoted. T?7Go,; refined lard steady
Continent, s3O.75: South America, S3l
Brazil kegs. ys2. Compound steady.
quoted. PIN u 2so. SteHrine dull; city
lard sttnrinc, 50 3Gc, Oieo, l9n20c.
RICE--pomostlc screenings, shc.; sec
ond head SC; medium, ltc,i fancy head,
ItLc; Japan. choice 10 fancy, lSd lsH c..
blue rose choice to fancy, ia lt%c.
sUGAR-Cut loaf. 1O6Oc.; crushed,
10 use. mold A, 9.5Oc.; cubes, s.1Sc. ;
XXXX powdered O. zoe. powdered, else. [;
fine graduated and diamond A, &C.; con-
fsctionsrs A. seOe.; No. !. $500
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COFFEE MARKET.

After having been closed on Satur-
days during August the Coffee Exchange
was open yesterday for business, but
only a few brokers were down, con-
sequently trading was of very small
volume. On the call March was the
only month in which thore were trans
actions, first prices being / to 3 points
below the previous close. Later values
sagged Off in the absence of any ag-
gressive support and at IL o'clock March
had sold to 1910 and May to II. or s
points net lower.
The demand In the local spot market
has ruled very dull for several weeks
and that lack of orders from interior
buyers has danpened the spirit of the
bull operators for the time being. Some
traders pointed out that. the longer the
country holds off the larger will he the
demand during the early fall months
and while some interior roasters are
well supplied others will be forced soon
to replenish stocks. The market closed
Irregular points net lower to a net
advance of . points, the relative steadi-
ness being shown In the far distant
positions. Firm offers from Santos were
Few and about unchanged from the day
previous.
Ranoo Of prt,,.
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CURB ISSUES ARE
IN GOOD DEMAND
Many Higher Priced Stocks
Score Advances During
Short Session.

Following early irregularlty. a good
demand appeared yesterday for stocks
In the Curb market and advances of
about point were made in many high
er priced issues, One OF the largest ad-
vances was in Madison Tire. which
moved up more than fivo points savold
Tire, was steady, and strength was dis
played in vanadium Steel and Coco
Cola.
Maxwell Chalmers stock, which made
Is Curb debut on Friday, was bought
actively and sold ten points up from its
low OF the first hour In the oils, Sim
clair shares We're steady and Salt Creek
Producers and Midwest Refining were
heavy. Standard OH stocks were prac-
tically neglected.
Interboro Rapid Transit Is were we'll
bought, while little change was shown in
the rest of the group.
Total sales and range of prices follow
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EGGS-Fresh gathered extras per doz
SO a Sec; extra firsts 62d54c.; frBts, Al
g5de,i seconds, a acc: undergrades, 81
poorer 3OG37ci checks good to choice
dry 3i@36c.; undo-grades. 25933c. re.
frigerator frsts. charges paid to expiring
dates. t6h @ tsc.; seconds, 44G46c.; State
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hen.
merry whites, fine to fancy. 73W75c.: fair
70 prime, scg7,-. common 10 prin- 80
q rae. Paoihc coast. express, 7sa74c.:
freight, 6? @6sc.; other western and South
ern gathered whites, 50@66c.; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hsnnery browns,
fancy, 60@65c. brown and mixed colors
graded, fancy. 55G57c.; fair to primo,
fSa54c
, FLOUR AND MEAL-Rye flour dull;
fair TO good, $1,000 100. choice TO fancy,
sI65gs' White corn -four steady stGd
ulated, tA6o; white granulsted. sLT5.
Feed-city steady bran, 100 ID, sacks
nOur. 10 ID, sacks, 's9. Western steady
dlinEs. do, $685. flour middlings, do. sea-
red dog -four. $40 Id. sacks, tH.5O; oil
meal, $50 nominal per ton.
FRUITS, FREsH-APPLES-Red fancy.
bsk., ,l2bQ1; Green. fancy. bsk-. ti.fb
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Boston Crk. 10 q Wasapika 90. so
MONTREAL CLOSING,
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS

GEANs-Bsk, zoe q s.. "a; lima beans.
.G, Saq5. HEETs-NSeaTby 100 behs,.
70 z TSo Zoo b Sg ns5I
=. Dbl. sI5Oa3. CORN-1OO ears, 81 %
30 CUCUMBEES--B slS, Slg25O; bbi.
2W5: box, S1H2; cucumber pickles, bb'.,
!UG, cucumber pickles. state, Dill, bsk,
iak, sa.5Oq4.5O. CABBAGEs--Lon Isl
Island and Jersey, 100, s3Qs. CAULi-
'F..OWERS-state. crate, t2H4 CHlCORi
-Bhl., 75c qs125. CELEHY-state and
tg@7, EsCARoI~-Bhl, 75c. q 81 -. EGG
PLANTS-Jersey, Dbl, s2U8; Jersey, bsk
zoe Isl; Jersey, hushel bsk, 10 a DOC, 20
quart bsk., 90 q soc; Italian. bushel box
6. LETTUcE-Bbl. soc. etII crate. 35e. %
81 %, hsk., zoe. q 81. Mushrooms H.
'sku 81 q 3 80. ONIONS--Jersey, white,
SIX, 81 Q3.50; Jersey yellow, Bsk.. &1T5H
ut Valley, yellow 100 10. bag, S3U3,50;
ar Western, 100 ID, bag S3Gr8 30: Orange
ounty, rcd 100 III, bag. S2a2.o5; Orange
ounty' rod, bsk,, slG IiO; orange county.
Sw NOV" 100 SST Sc .99TPaRse y G@gITy gG
m, yellow, s3GS5O, State sni Western
yhite, 100 10. bag, Sam45O; state and
Wes,ern red red 100 h. 6eg '2ga; Spanish
400; bsk, Nas5O, PE ts--s,ate 6sk
ireen, hhl,, S1.50T2. 80; rcd, bbl. i3d4
l,HunARB-1o0 hchs. '15om4, no
RApIsHEs-10o bchs.. sl.60Q25O. seal
IONS 100 bcNs. s'Tr'7 SQUASH
tubharu, bbI Si.nuu -.nu, wnite, uOi, 81
- yellow, crookneck bhl. nae. TUR-
NIPs-Whlte, 100 tchs NIA; bsls,. STA
H4350
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AMERICAN BANK ESTABLISHED
Lithuania Takes step to suppress
German Currency.

PARIS, Sept. 6.--The Lithuanian dele.
cation to the Peace Conference an
nounces the creation OF an American.
Lithuanian bank as the first step In an
effort TO bring about closer commercial
relations between the two countrie ].
Lithuanians in America and American
business interests are behind the enter
prise.
The first financial operation to be UNI
dertaken In Lithuania, the delegation
says, will be the suppression of Rus
sian and Germany currency and the sub
stitution of national money in order to
improve Lithuanian exchange. The new
issue will probably be Esthonian as well
as Lithuanian. with the Swedish mone-
tary system as basis.
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SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
FOR CONSOLIDATION.

FDIN OVN SUI IN HUN
To tie StoCkh0ldCrS Of
Sfnclnir CHI IOrpOrntiOn,

n'Vtfu" bNtg tOfpOiulOH'
NOTICE IL HERERY GIVEN thaA a
special meeting OF the stockholders of SIN
clai. Gulf Corporation New York Cor
poration, will be held at the Office OF the
broadway, in the borough OF Manhattan,
City and state Of New York, on the a2d
day Of September, 1919. at twelve o clock
noon for the purpose
% OF considering an agreement, bear
ing date the 25th day Of August. 1919,
heretofore made and entered into by and
on behalf OF Sinclair Gulf Corporation.
Sinclair OIL & Refining Corporation and
Sinclair Consolidated OH Corporation. cor
porations OF tho State OF New York. by
their respective Boards OF Directors, where
by said corporations have agreed TO con-
soNdate, pursuant TO the provisions of the
New York;
CD or voting upon the question whether
or not such agreement so made and en-
tered into shall be ratified, sssented to,
approved and adopted, and suoh consoli-
49, OF taking any other action In the
premises and transacting any other bust
ness that may properly come before the
meeting,
Such agreement will be submitted to the
meeting of the stockholders hereby called
ana every stockholder attending Will he
furnished with printed copy thereof. and
AZ any time before such meeting any
htockholder Will he furnished with .
| printed COPY OF such agreement upon APP
plcation therefor, during business hours.
TO A. Steinmetz, the Secretary OF the cor
poratlon. at his Office Rooms 3i23-Sls9,
No. 100 Broadway, In the borough uf
Manhattan, City, and State OF New York
Iransier books Will be closed Mt the
close of business September the 18Th, 1919,
ana VIII remain closed until the close OF
business September 23rd 1919 or the day
following any later date to which the
Journed
Dated, August 25. 1919
BY ORDER Of tho BOARD ~ Directors.
\. SIEINMETH. Secretary.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs--Alar
f fa,2 ger r. 100 lbs, $50; common TO
coseorfoS Uso chiissn nssS@HSs97ari%n ,55o
$500 common to fair, s76S'2S; medium
Ghoiee; $500 common to fair, s7qS25;
white, California, $3.50; large white. Ida.
no, $3.50; Tepary. California, S5g5.75; Ko-
s sRf'h 5ap sapaoe'1 corsSn ;7 9tsn
ehuriap. .S@s.sS; DsifukS. Manehu Msn
$3.50; rriguito, Chilean, ,7.SOdS; red kid,
nniSS choice; sls,5O0l4: common to fair,
ioi;l ManchurisS. siqSS,Ssd; s .yslOw eve sy.
1850; black turtle soup, slI; white kid,
Rey, choice. sl2,2Sgl2,50; imperisi:, SO;
Chilean. $3.50 Bayou, Chilean, ssTe25;
cranberry; Manehurian, round, s6.75 a 725
i ~ e 1917 crop ;e.Sog7; long, 1915 crop
:ii,7.qIs Phzs-sdotoihb% lima iois caI pdG iS5
idaho :a5 F5s?n wsH0nsin ssSS
7.75 California, s7.5O@7.75; Chilean. s7G
.;59; Australian, E75oq775; Japanese.
splits, yellow, ;775; green. sioQ 10. 80;
white. small, Manchurian, &5.75q6: large
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than ex.
67c;i hrsts. SIS % 81 score, B5a 5eIic; soc.
onds, SO TO 81 score, bOGi2hc.: lower
grad as's sS g ilShG; gnsaltea, higher
hrsts, 5S q Sc; seconds, 52ih ~ 54c.; State
dairy tubs. finest 5si4 ep5fc'; good to
prime, So q SEQ. common to fair, l6Q5lc.i
ladies'. current make. frsts. asa i9c.; see
onds, t01s a 47c.; lower grades. 4jQ4Gc. I;
packing stock. current make. No. l. 46h
care; No g 46c,; lower grades, 43045Isc c.
CHEEsE-State, whole milk, fresh flats
coloFed h., Sl03lhc.: white. 3lq3lHc.;
average run, colored. 500 3Ohc; white,
flats specials, 3liac: twins, specials
whites SOW 13l kc. colored. SOh qSlKc.
average run white, 29ls q SOC; colored,
29iB u SOC; Wisconsin, whole milk, twins
fresh. SOC 3ic.; single daisies. white SEA
ave; eolored, 3ed 32lsc.; double daisies,
colored, fresh, ala a sac; hold, 32aS9iAc.;
Young America, fresh, 34q34i2c.; Ched-
dars. Canadian, In bond. 27h d2giac.;
State, skins. specials. 22@ 2sc. prime TO
choice, lsa zoe, fair to good, 14ql7c.;
lower grades 79lSc.
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BuENos AYREs, sept. 6.-DomnY
SalNbery, Minister of Finance in the
Argentine Government, will head tn
commission from this country which will
attend the financial conference in Wasl 20
ir,'ton this autumn. Pedro Palacios will
act - secretary Of tho commission,
which will include Manuel NJ. Dc Irlondo,
former president OF the Bank OF the Ma
ton, and Luis Zuborbuller, former presi-
dent Of the Commercial Exchange.
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"a shipment Of 10000 tons OF potash
ssIa |"''HfHy 20 tss United States,
eon U 20 be the first since 1914, has been
H ne acted for and ships provided for
che transportation by Tarleton Win
So e' an official here of the United
n , shipping Board, The potash will
A. pp"ued at Hamburg and discharged
Wnn ports OF Norfolk, Savannah and
'ember. ~ anu NO
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Goth Regiment seeks Recruits.

Young men who have served in the
a. II. T.. and who are lonesome in New
York are being sought by the Sixty
ninth Regiment, New York Guard. rs
recruits, SO I.ieut.-Co William y. CoSti-
gan said yesterday. Enl!stments may
be made for one year The armory on
Lexington avenue between Twenty fifth
end Twenty streets, affords all the
companionship and comfort that goes
with q first class club.
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Albany. sent 1.-THE state Treas
ury was increased to-day $3.50. 900
the largest single deposit OF the year.
II represented the payment to the
Comptroller Of the Inheritance tax on
the estate of Frederick @. Bourne. who
died in March In suffolk County.
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Coffee Cables-Rio was 1875 reis lower for I.
&C l9sS6o. Exchange 1S2d. higher at IL Tied.
lteceipts 6OO1 bags and FtOck 4l20p bags In
Santos spots were unchanged at $4,000 for 81
and l7s0oO for Is. Futures unchanged TO rs
rols higher. Receipts 5000 bags and stock
,,tBuo bags. Receipts at the ports were q, 900
,nnGs; against Il, 900 last year. Sac Paulo had
1850, against 5000 last wear and go
TWO years ago. Jundahy 20, 005 against So 900
year ago and a., 900 two years ago Fine
weather was reported in one district Of Sac
tuno showery in one. cloudy in two and
| ram IN ono. Temperatures ranged from s. to
" degrees Cleared from Rio II, 900 bags and
from Santos 10000 for New York.
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London Money Market.

=. LONDON, Sept. 6.-Bar silver, 6OXd.
g. ounce money, 3Is per cent. dis
e eouht rates: short bills, 3 7-l6@3b
~ cent; three months, . 0-ls0SM
~ eeI. sold premiums at Lisbon
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
STATE BANK STATEMENT

Summary of state banks and trust comnanis.
In Greater New York not included in Clear ~
ing House statement. Figures furnished -
by state Ranking Department
Loans, discounts in-
vestments, &C.. .sS13 6s1, 900 Inc .s3i7 rs coQ
cold ........,.:"...... 7,4b9 100 Inc. 7Oe11
Currency and bank
notes ................ 16 A3 900 Dec ll6 I'm
Deposits with Il r.
Bank of n. Y....... IS $50 800 Inc 1lSs eoA
Total deposits. ...... $50 96I 400 Inc "a $50 "a
Total deposits, elm- =.
mating amounts due
from reserve dep2-
tories and from other
hanks and trust cot.
in n. Y city and
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY,
. Rector street. New York

~'pltlhbeI T. ltlNr
Pursuant to resolution OF the board
of Directors 81 the United states Express
Company notice H. hereby given that "A
seventh and partial distribution OF thu
ashcta Of this Company. amounting 10
SIg6 per share, will b. made October 10,
1918, 10 The sharcb oldcrs OF record OF
the goth DAY Of September, 1919, Checks
will be mailed Transfer Books Of the
Company viii close at twelve o'clock noon,
Saptember goth, and reopen Octob1 10th,
1919 JAS. W. SMYTH, Treasurer.
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TORONTO CLOS
COBALT.
pORCuPINE

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MISCELLANBOUS
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-27
NATIVE CHILDREN ARE
 DROWNED AT NENANA
 BY CAPSIZING OF CANOE

Bessie Paul, a native woman be-
 longing to a village on the Panama river below Nenana, and her two children, one of whom was two years old and the other a baby in arms, were drowned on the afternoon of August 16 near Nenana as the result of the capsizing of the canoe in which they were moving down stream. The accident happened at the mouth of NUnivak slough, about seven miles below town, and was the result of the canoe being drawn into a drift pile. Another occupant of the frail craft, also a native and known as Sally Titus, managed to save herself.
 News of the drowning was brought to Camp 415 by a native,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-27
GREAT DEVELOPMENTS
 NOTED BY CORDOVAN

George c. Hazelet returned to the city last evening, after spending sev- eral days at Kennecott and along the line of the railway. This is the first time MT. Hazelet has been in the big mining camp in two years, and he was greatly impressed with the developments that had been made during that time. He says that the whole country on the upper end of the railroad has a prosperous air. He reports that Ole Berg of the North Midas mine is getting out twenty tons of ore day.
 Mr. Hazelet went through the work ings of the Bonanza and Mother Lode, and commented on the fact that the working conditions were splendid. The workings are dry, and ventila- tion is perfect, he said.
 More men are needed, and the force is being constantly added to.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-27

who had been informed of the ac- cident by the survivor, and Deputy Marshal Hagan was notified from that point by phone. He went down river to investigate, but beyond as- certaining the facts connected with the tragedy, could do nothing. He reports that number of natives were engaged during the afternoon in searching for the bodies of the victims, but up to late hour they had been unsuccessful.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-27
A MISLEADING ITEM

A recent issue of the Valdez Miner contained the following item:
 Mrs. Helen Bell of the Ketchi-
 kan Style shop is in New York
 purchasing her winter stock. Mrs.
 Bell was formerly in business in ' Cordova.
 To prevent the creation of a wrong impression, it may be stated that Mrs. Bell is still in business in Cordova, as we'll as at Ketchikan, and will shortly move into handome new quarters in the Lathrop building. She is con- templating a visit to New York in the near future, though she is yet in Cor dOva.