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New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
AMERICAN hide S,t,r,,.p

AMERICAS HIDE x itATHtR 60.
D,..,. N-~ York. October = 1879
l-,.l,,ro4 '~'.ei.d ~ ot = has fo.. las ZEE,
- n. ,.eln el'un the Preferred C4t,ff..i .~to.i. o..
s .,..t 9npany payable oa ~ iha ..ssaa..-
of ''' the fs p.o.l's arisios from the ea~s.s
lsoo .. POI atlon. payable ON January 2.
'i, 70 'h- Ckhold.rs of rero,.l a. ths
''0Ss OF business gecemo-- "a lste
G4-O. A. HILL. -ieassrsr.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Toronto Curb
Bid and Asked
BID. Asked

.o BID. Asked Bid Asked
4 e, cSs,.s Na,s Pr. = g a., Ssss : "6 M
Am As chem 95% q kress & Co IS 81
4 / Neet E f,,y 5 gF "a q @ Nrcsso i,
?. ~ 200 l.!M / Z ls pr i.'St ~. io3 's9
Am i1s '''9'.. ..s. 3 ~. Nag8a, is '9 -. 20
O.. % pr % 80 Naulat Beach =
A. si.2gds X N@s N iet pa i05 i@' ia
Am Snur pr 50 100 do lsd lines ~
An Sa% w % N MS9. Mems "a" x e lgS sS. 10.
a & i pr :, l>is Nash & oq,at. lIg
% Tr''' : Na' "a; & Is pr $ ~ l.. ~ &
sS1S's lN % ~ 10 pr loi lo7
q 'i s5 pr s.. 5s. s. "a, ls.i p 1Es s 5 95
4, 4, yoaS, :, / :. g g g in = il pr ~ js
Hslae, Hsa 'l.' 10 ~ Eo-1 y " ss g
han BUNS IS 10 =. 6sss }2'a An ha, ?, 5S.. 5 ~
~ -. tr iy0 l'4tlnc Coast -n
hl,' SIS 10 Is, pr.. % 100
Es,' gs r.as Isq sr , Is5 isS Fass 4s s., 8
ca q iriz.,. i I3 Peoria d + l5ia II
Can can SFl!heTn 50 =, :; 30 Per, N pr pr $ q
Ger: Fdr.... 50 dc lst pc 81 l5g
,,,i % u ,,.a is 8, P'--ce on pr lo7i4 ioii's
Do p .' II i i''i' + " S't 4 GTlss.. e II, $
G & W prl.o ~ < " "a tr 3 -
G. Il i'l;tS 20 + : { \
CNfN 4 o q Reading j., pr g
90 r 10 ap II ~
~ ~ J. " - ~ 4 pr lo1 los
fet 'srSt s. Rem T l,t pr.lo0 lol >
Aw Nu pr ltl's Sears Zoe y. l6 ll>-s
i''v'c 20 pr zoo -p- - $ X pr A3f. si
bet Edison lio ll7i. do or a.
Iet u Xxx LIS sup Steel pr 100 10.
pSS pf 10 X 2 Ii tr.3p) 900
Elkhoru pr 10 IS I4.ew4ter one 9.5
f I'm bIandt pr 93 g Tol !. & " i y
f. .r 81 SHs. 90 cts l0i7
Gen Chem pr l00ta l04 DO CTS Or il *
Gei. lSar pr - los G r pr IS T.;
Go1.ir!ch pr l0ils los l'nde-N o,d T no II5
granny NJ -. 90 % Tn Cigar :. ag g05
q NJ n No. N % y 40 40
90 pr s s. nrls "a p l4i
G : : lsi pr 81 - Il ixprrs 5eis os
,irhl',' Axe - y. tiH s. Corp 10. Is
~ itar II. .llt'4 ll+'. "a car ca pr ll4i. ll5
il Nl'nol !F 90 "a Va Z e - so
t4t - Us ~ Nrsi'se " lst sU s., -
Iowa central. Wilson Go pr 50 asis
Jewel Tea Is 2'+a Wooworth pr li5i~ 10
a. pr IS 20 Wl' ( NJ pr A % 90
Kelly Spr pr. 50 pSi4
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Questions and Answers

Notr-In this department Ths
Tribune will throw tho light Ok such
Information as is AZ It's command or
the investment problems OF its readers.
Il cannot undnrt alIc to give adv ice on
speculation. Qu"stions OF general In
iereat Will bc answered IN this column
Only initials will DC used. Others Will
be arswcrcd by mail
Address NIL queries, Enclosing q
stamped addressed envelope TO
FINANCIAL EDITOR. The Tribune.
1914 Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Austria's Circulation

VIENNA, Wednesday, Nov. "a
statement issued by the State Bank
shows that there are now Io.1So, 600
stamped crowns In circulation in Aus
tria.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
1'n >Hrnlc>> corro< on 60.

<ot.irt-r 'q'a
,"Y ,., Anell''tn Coiten. Ol Csrnnan, pn .e
.e4N az Inc principal oaire ~ taa tafrrar.
~" i'thHrFy, near Gutenberg llaIson l'tl.-
.'% Jersey on 4hu.sday. tae 4th lsy -
i.'er i'e1 Nfaoer 1919. at ~ O'Clock noon. far fae
p4' pose 81 eteciins Directors. AMI for 20
,,ra,f ''vn "' s.ch ohcr husinrss as nss
ne Preferred aua common Stock r-ans-
,ei ho"ns MI hc closed on Thursday 'se
= n and w.H remain c'1.... .f.r ~
n" ,ih lay of December lala ~ 20 a-.o
RANDOLPH cAr1f> a.~.......
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Sugar ana Coffee

NH' LII ear
price, ago
sugar, crntrifusal per ID
conec, santos 50. !. per ib va.
S'ugar-In order to relieve the present
zation Board has recently been approving
of the Importation and sale Of sugars from
outside sources. TO get these sugars it
haa been necessary to compete with world
wide buyers and prices naturally have
been above those established for the last
Cuban crop. 1t has since Developed. how
eyer. that Federal Food Administrator
Williams. Of Now York. looks .ith dis
favor on such transactions. and consc-
QuentlT tho TRADE is much confused. 1t is
the n"w crops ia Questionod. and at the
moment trading Is practically at and
still offerings of new crop Cubans have
be"N very scant recently and until the IN
up 1t is doubted II reHrcrs Will enter into
ans further contracts Tor supplies. An
Improvement is noted as regards deliveries
OF refined sugar
Coffee Market Futures Opened lower on
scattered realizing. call prices showing de-
elines of to : points. The selling may
have been promoted by thu lower Santos
futures market, although the Rio spot
lnarilet Was quoted at an advalice of 70
rcis. The decline continued until pecem-
July l7.lo. or to 10 points below tho
previous close Private adNices from Bra
iii reported ne cost and freight market
higher and this started a sharp covering
movement together with som" buying for
new long account. the advance carrying
close. Tho local spot market was in fair
demand. with RIO - advancing to : ., c
and Santos As to 3G & C.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Cereals
\ e CdIS

Wheat-The wheat market showed signs
Of weakness, cash premiums In the North
west declining cents bushel. while
IN Chicago they We're off S 70 10 cents
lhe action ot the market Vas d direct
result OF rumots that the grain corpora-
tion vas preparing TO soil wheat d,rect
TO the mills on basis OF cost plus carry
ing charges Late IN thu day Julius
Barnes. president ot the United states
grain corporation might bring about
which he said We are working out
plan TO recall from our stocks OF wheat
II needed for milling go that there nsed
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Eggs -Rocojnts u.o,o -s.s
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Live steersfairto ago
prime. 100 lbs ST. 5ofrl7Oo sln -51,f ~
Dressed beef SIDES 80
, ID H. ,.o., leQ IS l7y .2s
mon to prime,
D. loo ..., .9s ,..,, 49,, 15o0a2s.oo 14ooo2o 90
l,Ys ~ eve. ,oo ss@ .as .so9 so
,-ess.a ~. .,.,.... 'oop $50 ss5alo5o
city. h. lu. f,,, ,o
Dressed lambs '-
city. ID lisa % a,o, 49,
Hogs 200 lbs t45OGl..0O T.. 1ns+,.
Liv. lambs fair 90
to prime 100
~ los. ,..., a.... -. i2.50gl425 la.oogls75
con. 10. 49, 70 49, os .,o.,
Ness beef. hbl. 23o0 d24o6 a. ooosqs ~
Lard. mid West :" '''00
:, 100 Ibs No.. 27tog27.2o s7o51s27.l5
az % i'o4M' O"i.. f'.o9 . ..5n fl t. 20
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Union Pacific system

Robert G. Wyse 'naNager Of tho i.ondo,
New York, has resigned his position lyi,h
ma. company 20 accent an appointment,
as ss deputy manager OF the Union Discount
Company OF London.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Fire Insurance Stocks
Standard Oil Stocks

Anglo American on Co. Ltd. 50 " IS =. >
Atlantic Refining ............l5oo 1850 =
Atian Rom co ~. new issue. IlOia lllLs
horne ScrSmscr o............. 40 400
Buckeye Nln, Line ........ IS qs
chasebrough MIS- Co. cons. ao5 SIS
Coii mental ON co .......... SIS 500
Crescent 9lpe LIN. 60 .. a az
tuNlon rlaud PIPE LIN, Co.. 10 100
Eureka Plpe i.ino Co.......... l57 1872
.sieiia signal Oi. 60 III. new. les 1I0
Gaiena gual OIL Co pr. old 40 1l5
G,4eni-SIsnul on Co. COM. "a 47
ilNnois flpe Line ........... 1S6 l9O
Indiana Pipe Line .......... 90 s9
l;..~guationa r.t Co, Ltd.... S1ia 3sla
National Transit Co......... 35 So
New York Transit Co........ rs ls2
N'rthe'n Pipe Line Co...... 1o5 llN
'iti" Dll 60. ............" $50 $50
Penn -MeN Fuel Co.......... so 81
Nf*i'tr oll y Gas 60 ......... ia 125
i.'.'lii i'iNr In" ........-.. "4>
Solar Nofung Go ......... ...... $50 500
.'o7tH 20 HN nii 'o-.. ...... y ,t2
southern rlpc Line Co....... l6S Ire
slrt p Nsrst Penn Pho Lines 81 lol
Standard OH Co Of California. 800 sos
Standard Oil Co OF indiana. ITO 7SO
standard on GO OF Kansas g.. $50 $40
Si-nIAId Oil Co o: Kentucky ts5 $40
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
bc no anxiety about milling supplies In

bc no anxiety about milling supplies In
the United States
"Stocks OF wheat are larger now than
ut any ume last year, mill production
is vary large and are glad to help
1t continue 50 until tho -four demand IL
thoroughly satisfied" II seemed TO be
tho prevailing Impression in tho grain
and nour trade that this ection by the
Grain Corporation might bring about n
sharp decline in cash wheat premiums,
although some nuthor'ies were Of the
opinion that government stocks Of high
grad" hard wheat arc not large
The ir'iination recently that the Pros
ident Will romove the import and *
port restrictions whent within the
next few days WAS another depressing
dian whoat would have direct inhu-
enco on tho hard wheat market In the
Northwest.
Corn-rhc corn market experienced
sharp break. prices dnclining ~ to 4 Il
cents from an carly advance under heavy
LIQUIDATION, prompted b. expectations Of
larger recoipts.
The railroad administration announced
that the permit System. regulating tho
movement OF grain from country points
TO tho terminals. viii bo removed on
Monday. and It was thought that this
Will bring about n very marked improve
ment in The volume OF receipts, as cars
were expected to be moro plentiful.
rurthormoro. the technical position Of
tho market had been Weakened by th"
recent heavy covering and consequently
the market was in n better position to re
mont that the Grain Corporation viii scll
wheat to mliors out Of its stocks caused
a good deal OF selling toward tho clos" of
the day. and nnai quotations were only
slightly above the lowest.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn. No. 2 yel..sl.7s4 ,i.7s4 STA
Chicago:
January ........ ...... i.sSs i.sa 49, -
Onts--Thc oats market was easy IN sym
pathy with corn and under liquidation on
mo part OF leading commission houses
Offers from he country were slightly
larger and tho cash 4. mand was Of mod
crate proportions. There was some fur
ther talk of export inquiry. but the trade
at large was not inclined to anticipate
much Improvement at tho present time.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oaSs New W Y0rk' v 90 CLOSE 50 eoSs 10 ago
-A'S '....-... .'i = 10 -
Ryc-MnrNot steady.
Yesterdays Previou, Year
New York; close close. ago
Cash No > W. 81. So y $l.53i. 9lT7
Flour and McnI-Quotations were:
iesterday's Previous Year
Mnn NV fa[15, 3ork' ,s9s Close. close ago
Gornmeal, ycl. 3.6O@s75 3.so@375 420
Bran ..,..... II 30 "a 90
Rye ncur ... 7.00M7.25 7.00M74o 99950
C0ttonsccd Oil
The market was moderately active and
carly in the day prices wero easier under
weather conditions orar h. Gnuih md
on account Of weakness In some Of tho
competing sreases. a better demand de
N"!oped on the decline however. and
A' o. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
e range OF prices follows
Open High Low
Butter. Cheese and Eros

Butter Receipts We're II az packages.
Creamery, higher than extras. lb, roo
score, 50 lt6ae, hrsts. S. to So score. 81 ~
- PC, soconds >8 to s. score. - q; IS ~ c:
lower grades. 81 q sic, holt. higher than
extras. 66'- a SIC, extras. 651. a. 66c: nrsts
than extras. = "a U73iee; eNtras. 7lls "a
&c NrstS oi roc, seconds aS N &c, ls;r
GARY. tubs, finest. GsW59 good to prime,
o3 q SIC common 10 fair, a. 069c reno
waited extras, 81 n 81 i4c. ladies. current
make, hrsts, + y q 50iae. seconds. 4SM.
~ 70 lower grades. $50 - i2c. packing
S,"rn' current n.a<e So l. 4Sc. SO ., a7e,
Cheese Receipts were Ia boxes stats
v hole Miih. fresh hats eolorcd or White. b,
- a. 527s average run. II (. a sc. held
Nais. specials. 52l. q133c average run
81 : a &c. lower grades. 2S 2SN3Ctac: twins.
speeinls' whites. 81 &c colored ~ iac a
&c; average run. coIored or white. soI, IN
"lc' lower grades. - q DC. Wisconsin,
Who'e milk twins. fresh. 2e2. 431lac
single Daisies. fresh or held. 52i. a r ;,
'ouD'@ Daisies - y @2'. Young Amer
dlar IN bond, 29A. Q3lc. state SKINS sle-
Gals, 2l /. 0 %. primo 10 choice ~ a
-oe; fair to good. l44i lower grades.
eggs Receipts were 7ss5 cases. Fresh
s'f hered extras dozen. 7ou7lc oxtra
flrStS. d61 6ao. firsts 81 llf5c.. seconds :"
% QUO. und grades. 10 AZ 10. Girtirs Nn
t.'' 50 ana poorer A. q 49c:
1h"ehs good To choice. dry. 10 45c. uu
i' Ger sfag's, 5s4 ilc r~frig"ra'or. special
lntrNs, iancN, charges paid 539l 5tc. rrs,s
81 = q 81 2c, seconds. 47N5ic undnr
s1"as = 10 q i6c. state, Pennsylvania and
nearny' Western. h"nnery whites. line to
fancy "a q 3Sc, fair TO prime rs 5,q2,.,
gathered whites common TO p-i,'e T6a
SOC puliets s. q 75c. Pacific Coast. whites
Southern, gathered whites 6slt, Sc. st,te
fennsy lNanla and uoarbs nerlnar, bro(,,,.
fancy - Csc; gathered brown and r,lXr,i
rotorS' .,,' z ,s, .'ged, foncy. 40 q &c. fair To-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
lkOpOS

10 THE HOLDERS or EASTERN pF-
iNol.ft COMPANY pANN I--t +
rtHNi lien COLLATERAL TIKI II
- sFAH 20 >INki>t. 5, Nd
roaD BONDS Dt T. eTPIEMHIK !.
p,,'' IS hereby given thst The un4e--
= a's 'teU WiH rec"t'. ou NoNe.. bar - 1912.
al - clock noon. seaiel Tenders .~ t-e.
~.,,i' '.i7 above bonds n Ho
,..!l cred ior redemption I'D ~.....r..-
3r' PIi'e7 not -. dies aa. f.sn-
I5" "a 20 and os.e- ha.. pe- p, .nl
IN, l'"i. = Is .e.rrI.a INTEREST.
-. % .'otrs. J.. IN til" SINKING Flr.l ai,.sf4.,-.
, ,rs ~, 10 s'Y.so6 80 IT, rishf IS f..ss-, , ~
saed 60 rel.c any or al o,ie.A
BY GEORGE K WAERfv.
Da,.a w. Vice President
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
COttOnsccd Oil

carly in the day prices wero easier under
liquidation prompted by moro favorablo
weather conditions oNer the Eorth and
on account Of weakness In some Of the
competing Greaa"s. better demand de-
N"lopcd on the decline. however. and
toward tho close of the day 4 firmcr tone
prevailed, with final quotations . points
net lower TO - points higher Total
sales We're II GOO barrels
Tho range of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Yesterdays day
open. II < Low close close

) Sls5 80
I)ec..-. 2S o5 2sfT 2q.5S 81 ~ ~ 81 81 AZ r.
Jan. 37.97 87.4O sG.S5 IS "a 80 o5 IS a.
March. S65l @d.54 81 a5 go q 30 3s rs
Wa! ..- &5.sl % 3..'T 35.s7 a 10. so 35.75
july. 1537 10 f5 $50 3+.suU U34.90 g. 2,
- .- $50 '5-"O ESD -. S. 90
southern ~pot Markets Galveston
steHdy. unohane al t2.5oc. sales. 5t57
bales Now orleans steady. unchanged at
40 'oo. saies, 1850 bales Mobile Quit.
III. hanged Al S9c' SAILS. - bales Savan,
nan qulet. 10 points iow,r at assoc. sails
'2> bales Wilmington steady q points
higher at 5Sc; sales nil Norfolk steady,
90 points higher at $500; sales 7s2 bales
augusta steady. UNCHANGED at 39c saleS
ls6 bales. Memphis steady. UNCHANGED ~
80. sales, 800 bales Houston steaav.
nne hansea at II 5oc, sails i.s09 bales
lftt" hocl steady. unclanrel a. 90 50c
sales. l.93s bales Dallas steady. 30 points
lower a. IL i5c. sales. lo.o6s bales Man,
soinery nrm. unchanged Al 3ac. sales. az
u.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Dividends
Regular Declarations

H'tN.'iS
S,ecN rate. pcrioA Ia, thie ~ t..
tshorins Invest. Sl.5Q. (. PEG. NoV. {
May N"pl stores. -. < pec. II
Nllea- iie'r 'on! o. -. ... Dec - -'c..
do pf. =. \ ......... NON II Nov.
Jana.i sugar. 3ls, @. !>ec. Nov Is
pra,tTht pr .. O.. NOV 70 Nov. t
:; o Of u Y. 81. = C.,,..... DC. Is Nov. p
T4vAdOu tHitts. sIc. G...Jan. Dec. IL /,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Cotton Statistics

Yesier Last Las,
QaS week. year
!,ort receipts, oF,54t o>,515 23.sNs
= poE,S iloi@ l2.-st l1,077
f.Npnrts season l,loi,ifl 1,05O.lT9 9f6. 6s4
y / stocks wi 523 sN,7l9 l26.l4e
t'ort stocks LOU, 3+l l4Q5,925 1,2ao. 7Ss
INT. recflpts 81 go 3N.7s9 27,ee2
mt shiplNen's o'lvO 81, 0p6 1925
y. \ arrivals SO $3.50
liverpool Cahlr~-Spot cotton in good
iemani It points advance. Nth md
ding quoted at -5.5od. Sales. 10 GOO bales.
Atfsfican, G.00p Imports O00 ali
American. Tenders. new docket. !. 0oo
bales Futures opened very steady al
.! TO 81 points advance. Closed quiet
hut steady at net advance OF 5 10 Il
loints. pecember. 24.7od January. e3 95d;
March 22.sld: MAJ % 29d, July 2l.aOd
Alanc tester. arms strong, cloths in gooa
deI.AllI.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
New York State Bonds
Federal Farm Loan Bonds

Sales Open. Hugh. Low. Last
200 stow warner .iso ls3 lso 1s9
1850 Swift Int div GO 60 80 10
500 Swift 4 Co...186i9 1909 1876 1861
30 ,rhompson ... 80 - 52N 12's
o, 20 20 TemtetrC &F - 80 80 20 80
i59 WTisley ... ~ s''s sa's So.
o Wilson ...... 81 s. 50 s.
20 DO pf 80 30 80 %
$1,000 Armour IS .lo2i4 lo2l. lO9H lo2,.
5000 chi Ky lst 5s - 20 10 20
Detroit
coa'a@n,al aH@a, '''9 Motors p lss ts-. ~. rs
Ford of Canada ....4 ~ AZ 475 AS
f1sR'ss" Tasa4d M"tor S"f@r az Is 5a 1a ~ l ~
] ZIG pet'on Motor IS Is IS As
l'ruddon go 20 g9a 2aa.
l,co Motor .... 3at, ss1. az 33,,
Philadelphia
50 q Am Am &'s S'5r,s 81 '' a.. q 80 80 "a "a
% Am Milling ats al. eis 9is
iisl Gem Gem Asphalt s2 - i5a ils,s is9 is. 1S..
S 90 @SIsh Isss s"g va 81. a.. sa 55.. 3 81. 3 i5
900 lns 60 of x \ - 3i 81
80 Nevada cons IT, II Il II
s91 Isnn I',4, Il a. AZ f27s 81
) do . g pf. 2S IS 2s
Phila Tract s35s 635s G3as g. y
fS6 rHila Elec.-... 25 25. p 81.
90 'rono Iolm 3
81 IN Traction. IS 3s,. - 9s1.
so,, ,, Uni emp .-197 le7 l97 lq7
SS' a. Y y y' Gas ,,'s imp. 9G's 4g4 a5g 80
$50 L Steel.....l0Q l0als l0si. 10sla
SO lanston Mono 50 Sc 65 S.
Bonds
5000 Am q 6 e IS 50 50 50 s.
1000 FL & Peo TT IS o5 81 g. s5
200 S9e0 i-eh N"i cl IS ee7s 100 ee7s ge7s
5000 lh Elcc LIST Is 98i, sSir sSl, 49,
1000 Reading gen As s@'a So So 81.
Pittsburgh
10 An WIN ol pr 1881. lo3 = no.. Io3,a
2-SS 90 Arkansas Gas $40 42o a7o 4l5
yae narnsdau cor. -. 80 49,. - ~ -
l2ty 'arbo Hydro
$co car Lead 4 Il 10 10 "a. 10
loo Consol Ice pr = ~
so liarbis Nh pr. 100 loo 100 100
100 In lS!Vwing IS A..
30 I-a Belle Iron ii2 li9 1i9 ll2
20 Lone star Gas. III III ITn ia
-obS Malland Refg. * IA. "a. "a.
$50 NIT Ii q Heat % 59l. 5S7s 5r1
40 Nat Fir"pfs.. 974 10 US. 10
- o6i" no F@e p OIL. a., 545 An l. a 5s..
219 chio Fuel sup 81 SO 81 81
lo@' Oklahoma Cas- IL - as 44
- Oi. PRO * Ilcfg 10 Ia 10 ~
.oo PITTS Brewing
20 Go III ....- Is Is Is l3
9eo l,itls Jer Cop. @3c Sac CSC SIC
2oo Pits Plate 1hl 1911. i50ls ISL H.,
,o DQo rllt OH = Gas; 1$s. II 1374 II
1850 Eivei nast oil e's 81 6l, 81.
10 River West OIL 80 - 81 90
loo I Glass 49,. 80 to so SO
$50 Vest Air Bike 192'a 1913 l22 123is
li0 West Electric. 81 81 81 81
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Railroads

Boston & Albl.6 l2s 1925 t2G
$40 Boston i1 do24 66&, SIS GGis
Boston & Low Is IS * -
4C7 Boston g. No rs &6g IS Ss1.
80 l}oa < E pf 3
10 Chicago Jc pf 50 So 50 So
l@0 l'itchburE pf * Is II 4s
90 Mass Elecirlc AZ ia ~ A..
$50 do pf ...... IL III IL 19i
110 \ \ II < II 81 80 "a ~
30 pld Colony . ~ S. 81 sS
Is West End ..- 43 A. /.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
bonds
Boston Curb
Bil. Asked,

BID Ashed.l BID ASted.
Airplane Majestic 81 -
Bohemia. y MoN Metals
Bos < Mon ~ E, Moj Tuns. . 10
Butte X ln13 y Monarch ..93 es
Calaverus. Il. Nail ]. & Z !
Champion. Nov Doug III 10
chief Con. 4is !. New Baltic 3 3la
Cons Coppr SIS G.. Nixon ....l7 IS
Grown Esv.2O 80 Onondaga rs 20
crystal nw.4S Sc Pioneer lis IS
Denbigh so 34 Nugr Petrl ~ >
EA=lc Blur rs ~ Rainier ..... : Il.
Fortuna -.. 3 Svn Metals 20 81
'iaiadon ... - 2's : w Nj + p S
iIoma 20 reNsuN ....'5 81
Noushton 5. ~ l'ntd EN42 -
Iron Nlosn so 10 y icIoriA ....-- g5c
Iron cap 1ot. II Yukon .... ~
"a KoSs so 80
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Mi iscellaneous Markets

STANDARD OH co of Nebrnrka.
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Question: would like TO have your
opinion Of Japanese / per cent bonds,
1891. l.. J. y.
Answer--Wc regard the bonds as
good Investment
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
BY GEORGE E " RF:v
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Dated. November i. 1879 ice resident
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-10
REDS CAPTURE
WORLDS TITLE
IN WEIRD GAME
Drive Williams and James From
Mound and Hit Wilkinson at
Will, Winning One-Sided Con-
test 10 to 5.

Chicago, Oct. 9-The Cincinnati
Nationals today won the worlds base
ball championship. defeating the Chi
cago Americans 10 to in the final
game of a series that ended with the
Reds taking five games, and the
White Sox three.
Red batsmen drove Williams and
James from the box today and pound
ed wilkinson's offerings almost at
will, making sixteen hits, the highest
total for any one game of the series.
The White Sox staged desperate
rally in the eighth making four runs
on hits by E. Collins, Weaver, Jack
son and Gandil and an error by Roush
who got Risebrg's fly in the sun, but
FUN bled it. Gandif. tri i. resulted
from Neale losing ball in the sun.
The Sox other run was duo Js~k-
sons home run in the third. The
Reds batted around in two innings
and every man on the team made at
least one hit The Reds made two
errors, Sox ten hits and one error.
The game was the longest of the Sc
ries, two hours and twenty-seven min
utes. The attendance was thirty two
thousand. nine hundred and thirty.
In no worlds series has a club won
four straight games when It's op-
ponents needed only single contest
In 1907 Frank Chances old Chicago
Cub machine took four straight from
Detroit after the first game ended in
a tie, the research divulged. And
1 four straight victories by the Boston
Nationals over Philadelphia Ameri-
cans and by the Boston Americans
from the Philadelphia Nationals after
the latter had taken the first game
also were found
! Few wagers on the outcome of the
series were reported today Prevail
| ing odds on the series result appar.
emily were 2A to an even money or
today's game.