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New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Vegetables

Potatoes, Bermuda. No l. bbl. 1925 q
ern poi S5 bht ';aV S9 g. Sn ss sSa'n %n
S1.50Q2; old. 90 lbs. 81 @1.66 old. 1870 lbs
s15oQ3; old 165 lbs, s1.25@2 $50; old. l5C
lbs. 81 o.; Sweets Jersey, basket. So @ 80
Asparagus. doz lunches, s1@4. Beans, Jer-
sey. basket. s3@s3.50; Baltimore, basket
s2.75@s3.5o Maryland. basket. s3@3.75
Eastern Shore, basket s2.50@S3.25: Vir-
gina. basket. s1.6O@3.50 Italian, basket
S?Gs4; North Carolina. basket. s10ss
Lima Beans, Southern. basket, $2@S Fava
Beans. California. drum. SO: California
basket sl75. Beets 100 punches. s4a6;
Carrots, 100 bunches S2.60@S5: South Car
olina, 90 punches, s3@+; old bbl. S2M4
old, 46-lb bag, s2@3; old, 1o0lb bag, sl.5C
q $50; old. basket. sl@2: Corn. North Car
olina. bo, $1.5o@ $50; Florida. box, ST.
$50; Louisiana, bbl s2@s. Cucumbers
Virginia. basket. s1@3:25; North Carolina
q 25; Florida, basket, 25c @s1: hothouse
10 l, doz. 81 @ 125; No Q, doz, 5OQ75c
Cnbonge, Virginia. crate, s15o@s; Vlr-
ginia, + bbl, sl.25 @ 2.25; Eastern Shore, crate
CaulifoWer, nearby. bbl, $203.50; nearby
basket, 81 q $50. Celery, bermuda. large
cTs5e' c5 s5 Ssls; Bermuda, small crate, .s1.75
Garlic. ID. 25W35c. Horseradish, 100 lbs
s45o@G. KaIe, bbl. 5ocQSl. KohIrabi
hn4rPy hencbs doz o hlnches so 5oc Leeks loc
@sl.75; nearby. basket. soc @sl; nearby
crate. soc q sl.25; state, crate, 75c c@sl.25
state. basket SOC q ST. Mushrooms, lib ba s.
ket. SOC q So. Onions. Bermuda, crate. sS.25
q 3.7o; Maryland and Virginia, yellow, bas-
Eat; Eet, s2.25 @ 326; Texas. crate, $1@4.5o;
forna icolb 'FSss sas ssSo o5o 1So Gai
ern, carrier. S2Qs4: Southern. basket. So
q $50. Peas, Long Island, bag. s2@3 Jer-
sey' sma ~ basket, 81 @ $50 Maryland bas-
ket 81 q so Eastern Shore. basket 81
q :; = Virginia. basket SOC 81. Peppers, box
,s 81 @ :. 20; Southern. basket. 81 9 1.75: Ital-
IAN box $500 Parsley, nearby curly. bas-
ket' Sl@2.5o Rhubnrd, 100 lunches. So
q s.oo. Romaine, basket, 35 a 75c; bbl, 75c
q sl.2o crate, soc GlS1. Kadisl,es 100
lunches. s1@2. ScaIions, 100 punches 81
W.. Spinach, soc q Sl.25, basket 81 a 75c
squash, southern, white. box. soc a $3.50;
southern, small basket. SOC 0S1: Southern
crooknec<, basket 509 75c; Southern, Ital
id basket, 75c@ sl.75 Turnips, white new
i0V punches Sl.50 G2.50. Rutabaga, new
hbl, 81 "a 80; old. bbl or bag. S25o@ j.
iomat oes, Florida, crate. s150V4; Missis-
sippi, fiat case, s1Q1.S5; Texas, fiat case
81 @2; hothouse, Id, 12q25c. Nyatercress
100 bunches, s1@2.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Trading Concern
To Sell World
American Goods
Nemours Corporation Enter
ing the Jobbing Business
ON a Gigantic Scale; Nine
Departments Operating

Nine OF the contemplated forty-five
departments of the Nemours Trading
Corporations ready-to-wear division
have been fully organized, and are now
functioning. The corporation, of which
A. l. Du Pont is president, is entering
the jobbing business in a number of
lines of merchandise on a gigantic
scale. Goods will be sold to the do
mestic as we'll as to the foreign trade.
The nine ready-to-wear departments
already operating, it was learned yes
terday, are women's neckwear, ETC.,
maternity and stout dresses, women's
and misses coats, children's and in
fants' coats, mems work clothing, mems
neckwear, etc., children's dresses,
mems raincoats, women's and children's
raincoats and petticoats, house dresses
and aprons.
Officials of the corporation Law spe-
cial emphasis on the fact that the
concern will not enter the manufacture
ing field in apparel lines. It's method
OF operation is to purchase particular
garments of manufacturers, to take
the entire output of some factories,
or to buy the raw materials and have
them made up by manufacturers on
contract. The latter method is par
tlcularly afficacious now when many
of the smaller producers have not suf-
flclent credit to make large purchases
of materials at present high prices.
while we have not begun our SELL
ing campaign as yet," an official of
the corporation said, 1--WE have booked
some business in the departments al
ready organized. This has come main
ly through the personal connections of
the heads of these departments. Our
foreign branches also have sent in or
ders, particularly from the West In
dies and South America and from the
Scandinavian countries. We are send
ing man to open an Office in the
Philippines the latter part of this
week, and we have men on the way
to Mesopotamia and other points in
the East. We also consider Australia
fruitful field in which to sell Amer
ican-made apparel of all kinds.
1--WE expect that foreign trade, par
tcularly with those countries south
of the equator, will give the manu-
facturers with whom we do business
an all-yearround production. The sea-
sons in those countries are directly
opposite to ours, so that any manu-
facturer who is in a seasonable trade
can develop his industry from six
months production to twelve months
production.''
The corporation, it is said, plans
to have individual road statesmen for
each separate department in this coun-
try, and only in foreign countries will
the various lines of merchandise be
grouped for selling
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Fruits

Dried Apples, evaporated, Far Western
choice. lb, 2ola @21c; state, prime. ZIG.
Fresh Apples, Abemarle Pippin. s10612;
Ben Davis, s4@6: Baldwin, s4@s; box.
Winesaps, Far Western. $2Q5.5o: New
town PIppin. s2.70Q5.l0. Strawberries
Missouri, qt, 22@25c; Up River. qt. GOA
30c; Hilton: qt,- rs @ 35c; Jersey. at, 15@
20c Cherries, Up River, white. S-lb bas-
ket 70 5@H0c: Up River, red, sweet Slb
basket 81 q so; Up River. sour. s-lb bas-
ket, S0G090c; Jersey, red, sour. 8-lb basket,
S0@90c. Biackberries, North Carolina ct.
rs q $oc' Maryland, at, ESQ 30c; Goose
berries, large. green, at, l6M1Sc; large,
green. S-lb basket. 90c; small green. -qt,
S@12c. Raspberries, Jersey pint, IS @ 2oc.
Huclxleberries, North Carolina. qt. 80 "a 35c.
Peaches. Uneeda, crate 81; Queen of Dixie,
crate. 81 @225; Red Birds crate. S a $50
Early Rose. crate s1@2; Arps Beauty,
crate s1G2; Red Beauty. S1Q125; Green's
boro crate, sl@2: Carmen, crate, s2@3;
Hilcy crate, SAGA; Early Georgia. crate,
S1.25Q3. Oranges. Florida, s41S Cali
fornia, s2.50@7. Grapefruit. Florida. box,
StG8. Lemons, California, box, Sc 25 q so.
Lines. Dominica, per bbl $500. Pineap-
pies. Cuban. ort. s9@e.75; Porto Rico, crt,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Beans and Peas

Beans-Marrow. choice, 100 lbs s11.75;
rbtr'N HaTdow' Msanchurian. n sl2; coscorronos.
medium, choice. $7.75 Lady Washington''
Sssahi9rnia. s.; small. white, California.
- large: White. Idaho. IS; tepary. cal
norma. So q S5.75; kotenashi, Japanese.
20 g 81 Korean. S7M$7.5O; daifuku'
M,anchurian. s7.5o@s red kidney,
S1l kintoki. Manchurian, S6mSs5o.
yellow S1a eye, s7.@5 $3.50; black turtle soup
- ~. 20 q Sl1' white kidney, choice. Sll..5
Manchurian, S75o@ IS; cabaliero' G6jI-
can, S7@Ss bayou, Chilean, SsmS6.5o:
cranberry, Manchurian. round S7751Ss:
long. $7.25WS7.5O: short SfGoss "a
California, s7.25@s $50; pink. califopnia'
PcasLscotnb stnna taAf9rna' ch9ce. $3.50.
lGaho, $50: Washington, IS; California
= -.7S . a a s.; Chilean S7@$7 $50; Austraiam..
800 y SS2 Japanese. $SDSS50: black
eye, California. s525 a $3.50: splits. yee
low. W. % q $50; green. sl00$l1; wHite.
slnali' s.. al Manchurian, sea $3.50; large. ss6S
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Record Price for Rice

NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-hon-
duras and Blue Rose rice sold on the
New Orleans Board of Trade to-day
at II cents a pound, the highest price
listed in the local exchange recores'
Traders attributed the rise to the re-
moval of all restrictions on rice trad
ing by Federal authorities. Prices LOT
clean rice have not heretofore exceedea
9A cents for choice Honduras ana
rs cents for Japan and Blue Rose.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Underwear Manufacturers
To Form Arbitration Board

An arbitration board to decide dit
ferences between manufacturers and
retailers. an open price department
and uniform selling contracts ana
systems of cost accountancy are the
aims of the athletic underwear ana
night wear manufacturers affiliated
with the international Association OF
Garment Manufacturers. These sup
jects were discussed at a meeting yes
terday. Joseph Selden, Of the hoS,
ford Knitting Company, was selected
as delegate to form committee COM
posed of retailers and manufacturers
to act as the arbitration board.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Professor ke,nmerer to Study
CuatemaIa's Monetary Sxstas,

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Under ap.
pointment of the government of
Guatemala, Professor E. w. Kemmerer.
of Princeton University, will make a
study of that country's monetary sys-
tenn and recommend measures for es-
tablishing it's currency on a gold basis.
the State Department to-day an
nounced. He will go to Guatemala
early in July.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20

he first name is that of the debtor; ;
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment flied
in New York County
Rice. George-T. Donohue Jan
same--same; June G. 1918 ioo.S3
Lehman Bleyer Paper Co.. Inc
G. +. Hoffman, ct al. May ~.
1919 (vacated) ........... 2427s1
Sacks. Joseph-M Kaza bowslty;
y, FEB. 2S, 1914. ................. 1885
Ritchey. Daniel P-W. NJ. Rit-
ter Flooring Corpn.; April 1s.
1919 :....... ass 90
Minis. Roberta B.-U. S. Fidelity
~ Guaranty Co: Dec. l. 1916 $3.50
Audubon Rod ~ Gun Club-N
Packard ct al; May II, 1919. 253S2
Dol!ard. John W. J. McCuire
Dec IL. 1918 ..... 643 os
Dollard John N.--Conerty Sulli-
van CO., Inc; May 1s. lol9.... 4ss. SO
keelan, Peter IT Allison
comm'r: April l. 1910 (vacated) 1000
Delhi Arne-W. f. Cox; April
80 1919 ................. 239.40
Baumgarten. Samue--H Rosen-
2weiS ct nj; Arril %. 19ls.. 3e7.6o
Parnes, Hermance-R. Sussman;
May 21. 1919. 19............. 324eS
In Bronx County
Pompei Const. Co.. Inc.-G.
Hoerner; May "a. 1919. ..... 62l.s1
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
I ca

Black teas continue in strong demand.
Both export and domestic business is good
Stocks of some Of the popular grades of
teas are SAID to be depleted Quotations
for lots of SO and 100 packages follow:
Greens.-Moyune Gunpowder 51@7Sc;
Pingsuey Gunpowder. 81 case. Japans-
Panflred. 33 q 55c. F0rmosa OolOng-Good
2o@ 31c. India-Pekoe. 34044c Ceylon-
Pekoe, 349 44c. Javn-Pekoe. 29@32c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Business Troubles
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcv

ABRAHAM D. LAKE A voluntary
petition in bankruptcy filed yesterday by
Abraham D. Lake. salesman, 90 Second
av. gives liabilities at $3,75l and no
assets Principal claims those of JOS
kellner. S1.o66; Ellie ]. Donelan. $3.50:
mann. 277 Broadway, Is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

- buttcr-heceipts were lo.52s packages.
ss2hc. extras. 80 score, ST v qp5i1kc; nrsts.
81 to 81 score. 491a q Bic; seconds 81 To-
40: unsnlted. higher than extras 5Sl 10
tSc: sxtras esls g SAC: nrsts. bih Sc;
seGonas scn as te9 blc; State, dairy tubs finest.
mon mon TO fair 4e04siac: renovated. frsts.
~ q soo lower grAdcs te@4oc; ladies'.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Dress Fabric BUYERS TO Meet

The Jobbers' Association of Dres.
Fabric Buyers will hold its annus.
meeting at the Waldorf Astoria hotei
on July 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Poultry
Alive

EXP soc; colored, small, exp. 45c wbite
qsn0Tn, s9i rn,, H. o exp; a. q 45c white eghorn,
Southern and Southwestern. fre,ch, &c 3.
LOWS. exp. sic; fowls. freight. liy;ht 3lc
irejrsht '5Nish', so n.avy. gle; ole roostcrs,
turkeys. toms. freight. 25c Ducks: W.
Gfh' freight. soc; Southern. frcight soc.
peisb i'p"s ts'ana, gac spfinEi H. a5Gasc. Geese:
Pigeons: pair. so n 6oc ~
Dressed
turkeys, fresh, dry packed or tcod
,n,ortherly; Western. lib. 39Qo4lc. southerlv'' '
~ SSep8ac; broiiers. nearby, colored III
g9ni WeI1,Tn ,,,, r, dry picked H. asa 5oc viz
norm. h. 47@ 4sc; fowls, fresh, dry paclSad-
mllk Ted, II I" box. Western. 80 t1 Gn lh.,
u, nnd y. over to doz. 33s4 fD37c; under 90 lbs
=. - - -, "-I, rows; iresh dry packed. corn fed,
70 Ho@' 32W3 So Hc' under 80 lbs 3o73ic.
W"s,sr lVwis ,resh. Dry packed and iced. bbl
"a q 53c; 3tl lbs. SSms3iac: ) lbs ana ,'n , ,
ger, 30 oslo: Southwestern, dry nirknd
hnls or kegs mixed, wgts. seq sSc; old
western, Dry picked. sl.22: scalded 90Gn
&c; Ducks: Long Island and Pennsvl
|,"z d"9 81 spTlnS lnd5a 81 S'e Sa"ab- Prime white,
""' FROZEN. l"1s pack: Turkeys: Western
sn5li i' boxes picked. selected young hons
youn a'' ;o,Ns Wesis1H t. - dry picked Selected
picked. selected young, Asc; young hnns
and toms. mixed. f6m47c; Texas. 45af4sc'
Texas, fair to good, 4oWtac: old toms. 4Sc ::
hrolisrs milk fcd fancy Is to "a lbs. to doz'
~ q lbc. fancy. 25 10 30 lbs. 40 n 42c; corn
ied, fancy Is t. "a lbs. 2l945c: 20 TO 80 lhs
IS W4oc- Chickens: MIX fed. 81 to co
to co lbs and over to doz, 400p4ac. fnwir
milk fed. 60 lbs and over to doz. 3sc: a.
to 65 lbs. 3sc; 40 to II lbs. 37c: 80 to 13
&C lbs. 80 q ale; corn fed. 60 lbs and over r.
dos, a7hc: As to SIS lbs. 81 lac: 40 to ~ lbs
Ss,kc: SO to +2 lbs. a5c 80 to as lbs. 81 a.
Western. prime. dry picked. 22c; western
hcaldcd. zoe. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Liverpool Cotton

Sales of spot cotton at Liverpool YES
terday. were 5000 bales. of which 1000
We're American Imports We're 1000 bules,
l9.46 Manchester reported a large busi.
ness IN yarns and cloths at firm prices
Frlces for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Hay and Straw

s41 7'aS no 1%sqthy to sI1 Nq a. 'arFe bales ton
40; no grade hay. s29 36; fancy fInS Iirbt
StoVer ,n mixed 50 q 49, No. |. clover ,niHed
Stro, rw 40; NC. :. clover mixed, SIS q 40.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Hops

coc '.".e, ce,,,,n l"lS' prime to choice h.. 57M
mggn ogn 70 prime, nomnal Pacific Coast
to falI f. pFii3g * to Choice so soc COMMON
5zn fnc; state and Pacific Coast oi,or,
gr0wths 22GJ3Oc "9'' o'Hcr
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20


the Kansas wheat belt have damaged the
crop end Will retard harvesting in many
localities. Receipts at New York yes
terday were 43,io0 bushels.
Corn--New high prices were registered
again yesterday in the corn market. July
December to Sl.51ia. Part Of the ad-
vance was lost and tne closing showed
net gains 1,,., Of 2 to z cents The marlsct
fewer than four turns in the movement
Of prices in the first hour end a half of
trading. Prices were held back earlv in
the day by favorable weather. a decline
in hog prices and continued liquidation
Later came bad crop news, and this was
at the bottom of the rise.
Kansas says the crop is badly in need
OF warm. dry weather. and further com
plants Of destruction by worms were re-
ceived. Reports Indicate a greater reduc-
ton in acreage than had been expected
Drouth conditions in Western Europe
arc said TO be serious.
Yesterdays Previous Year
coc2. No Z yel.. 500 slSsA 1857 ago
Ss5Sem6:r S"ty ;; | ,.siu Is, 1.391s. 1.593s sl:4s
December 1.5ola l.405s
crop onfshs eats eon'nast n1ss rTseuar
is slow and export inquiry light
Yesterdays Previous Year
ooss No. 0'S VIII so S:sSS .si@si SlSss .sS S1
Chicago: -
uly avs .11hS ro1.
September ..... .69Is 1lis - -
December ..... IL 12
Ryc-Market weaker
n.u v, Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash. No. : West. SI.6i 81 65i, G, az.
Flour and Mcal--Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous Yeor
New York: close close .rn
Corn -four 5000 4.35 $500 425 4 I31L
Rye II: G. $3.50 S.75 $3.50 8.75 1915
Bran. 100
ib. .4..oo@4e.5o 1850
Cottonsecd Oil-Cottonsced oil was nj,
most llteless Sales were 100 barrels
Prices FOR future contracts were. ''
Open
10:45 n. m. I, ,,
June. 25.OOGl Juno Ok no
July I5.5l 427OO July. ?5 500 -
Nus - an'Vi .a.so Aug. 26.000D
c.p'''. .o.oWM = .oU Sept. -. 26.3OQo27.5O
oo'''' "'''o@ ''.Vo Oct... $3.50 90
Close
D. m 245 D. IN.
July . 25.50G0 - Julv Ok 5SnS Ss,- 90
Aug x... 26 OO6D - Aug % TX ~ - ~. w
Sept. 2675p27.5O sept. 2G.7GG1: iG
Nc'''' "o'oo@E'oo oct... 2G.0O1D2i.OU
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Offerings to Buyers

TRIcor JERSEY KNIT CLOTH for Sioo,n. .s
ers. envelope chemis9s. union su..S
women's and children's near nesh and wnnst
Prompt deliveries. Large quantities. SssW,s W
pies ON request. Becker. AmsterdAm ~ =
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were flied yes
terday the first name being that OF the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Commodities

4ec: lower grades, 44@ 45c: packing stock,
current make, No. /, Acc; No. 2, 45c; lower
grades. 41044c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20

Cheese-Receipts were 1852 boxes.
State. whole milk, fresh flats colored lb.,
31431lec; white. S0& 031Ac; average
run, colored. 30@Sos.c; white. 30030hc;
lower grades 25@ 29i1c: twins. specials,
whites 30% @3l14c; colored 31@31l1 c;
average run, white. 30@301ac; colored. 80
@3olac; lower grades. 2s q SOC: Wisconsin,,
whole milk. single daisies. fresh, white and
colored. 31% Gl32c; double daisies, fresh,
81 y q SEC; Young Americas, fresh, 90
33Ac: state. skins. specials. "a q 25c
prime to choice. 20q 23c; fair to good
l5Ql9c; lower grades. 7Ql4c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Cereals

Wheat-Heavy rains and high winds In
the Kansas wheat belt have damaged the
crop end viii retard harvesting in many
localltles. Receipts at New York yes
terday were 43 400 bushels
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steers. lair
to prime. 100 lb. !
Dressed beef sides.
lb.
Live veals COM
mon to prime.
100 lb.
Dressed vcals. city
lb.
Live ewes. 100 lb.
Dressed mutton.
lb.
Dressed lambs.
city. ID.
Hogs. 100 10.
1.-Two lam bs. fair
to prim 100
lb. ...........
Dressed h o & 8.
bacon. lb. :.
Mens beef. Dbl.
Mess pork, Dbl.
Lard. Mid West,
100 lib.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Dividends s
Extras

Extras
United States Food Products.-An extra
dlVidend or " pcr cent has been declared
on the common stock. In addition 10 the
regular quarterly dividend OF i, per cent
both payable July IS to stockholders of
record. July 2.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Eggs-Receipts were 2s,s75 cases. Fresh

gathered. extras dozen so q Sic: storage
packed extra firsts. 49@4slAc; hrsts. Al q
4slec; regular packed. extra frsts, Al
@49c; frsts. 4412 q 461ac seconds to
poorer. 37@43i4c: dirtes, No. i. 3s G2Ssc !;
No. . and poorer. 30 Ns7c; checks. good
to choice. dry, 36a27c; under grades. 26
035c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western. hennery whites fine to fancy. 80
D62c; ordinary to prime. Al a 5Sc: gath
cred whites, ordinary to fine AZ q 58c i;
Western and Southern, gathered whites,
46@57c; state Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns. 52G54c: gathered
brown and mixed colors. 49951c; fair
to prime, 441a @4Siac.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20

Yesterday. A year ago.
s15.O0@17.5o
100 .:l .e2@ "a
l7.oO@:l.Oo ls.oo@Is.7s
..3@ ~ .as@ 20
7.oo@l0.o0 10.0O@l4.00
.ls@ 30 .ss@ .so
$50 .33 $50 .s3
21.O0@21.50 17.50@l7.75
1s.oo@co.bo 1s.oo@es.oo
ss:ssSS :ssSiasas Ss.ss s;ssss&s'sasss%s ss'ss
5000 $3.50 4s.00@
$4,000 SA.bO qAAkmalKn
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Sugar and Cof ee
Current A year
prices. ago.
q fS

Current A year
prices. ago.
sugar granulated per ID. 7.45
Sugar. centrifugal. per b.. 1928 -
' Coffee' Rio No. 7. per lb.: :.... e1A sas
Coffee, Santos No. 4, per lb.. rs
Sugar-Receipts at the Atlantic ports
Tor the week ending June 8 We're 10 3317
tons. as against 45.909 the previous week
ana 5S,372 year ago. Total stocks We're
lo5,l26 tops. as against 103,S 500 a week
ago and Go, 900 year ago
to1iee Futures-Coffee prices reached
new new hlgh ground for the movement yes
to 1;s0. The market sold off. however.
and closed practically unchanged from the
night before. Prices continue to be donli-
mated by Brazil, where the markets are
still running wild: Official cables showed
an advance In the Rio spot market Of
42o reis. and advances in the Santos mar
ket Of 500 to 700 reis.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Satisfied judgments

he first name is that of the debtor
the second that of the creditor and dat
When judgment flied:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
New York HippOdrome
SoLues Dun MIL Problem

New York. Dec DOC Potter,
who operates the Hippodrome's zoo
logical features. has come TO the res
cue OF u OF the Hippodrome chorus
girls. who last week raised a loud
voice in protest against the recent
advance in the price OF milk, that all
important elixir OF chorus girl life
Several days ago Doc" visiting
behind the Hippodrome scenes. heard
many bitter protests over the in
crease in the cost Of milk
7 VIII help you cut the cost OF liT-
ing Quoth Doc. Il have three Jersey
cows in my Tenth avenue stables. II
there are three or more girls in this
chorus or ballet who know which Is
the conventional side Of a COW. and
how to milk the same. I viii stable
these cows in the HippOdrome stables
and you can have the milk for moth
ing
As Doc Potter's supply OF Jersey
cows was limited, the matter was
settled by a drawing Of lots and the
three cows assigned to the Hippo
drome stables and the care Of the
dancers and singers will be handled
by u girls OF rural antecedents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
WeeB-Ends In N. Y. Plan
OF British Air Syndicate

London, Eng Dec 2.-Little jaunts
TO Pekin, trips 20 Cairo. evenings in
Lisbon. week-ends in New York. are
being arranged by a British airship
syndicate
Negotiations are proceeding with
view 10 acquiring the north shore OF
the famous English seacoast resort,
Southport, to erect a mooring tower
and large aerodrome.
The syndicate intends 20 have IN
hand BY next spring a large fleet OF
non-riEid airshipss the smaller type
carrying 80 passengers and crew. the
latter 30.
They hope 10 secure a large num-
Der OF rigid airships now being built
capable OF carrying $50 passengers
The cars are 10 be fitted up luxu-
riously with carpeted floors and arm
chairs. and with a balcony running
along the side
The small sirships VIII be used for
aerial cruises. while for the larger
types routes have been outlined in
Guiding Copenhagen, Stockholm, Pc
trograd. Pekin, san Francisco, New
York. paris. Cairo. Columbo, Lisbon
and CapetoWu-
Il Is expected that the passenger
fare Der nile VIII be about IS cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Quickest Pain Killer on Earth
Muars Stops An Pain IN Half the Time Takes Other Remeds-
Oftsutmes IN Five Minutes. Subdues Inflammation
and Reduces Swslngs.
TAKEs ONLY Ole sMALL BOX 10 PROvE ID

Don't be downhearted! Never mind
II you have tried plasters and lnl-
ments and other things that don't
start 70 banisd the pain and agony
til day after tomorrow.
II you want 70 kill pain. get rio OF
aches-draW ont Inflammation and
make all swelling disappear with
amazing speed get a box OF Begy s
MUSTARINE right away
Chemist Begy discovered Mustarine-
he made it Of good, honest, true yell
lev mustard-added other pain-des-
troyinE ngredients-took out the
blilter and astonished the medical
profession BY giving 10 the world
a preparation ten times better than
GraudmoLher's good old-fashioned.
but dirty and blistering mustard
plaster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
RULING MADE REGARDING
UNINCORPORATED CONCERNS

Austin. Tex, Dec. Where a
trust company or other concern does
banking business and Is not in
corporated. such concern must have
the word -unincorporated" printed
under its name, held the attorney
generals department in an opinion
written by assistant attorney general
". J. Townsend 70 commissioner Of
insurance and banking George Wav-
erly Briggs
The question came up over a GER
tain Fort Worth concern. which, u IS
claimed, IS doing a banking business
and Is not Incorporated. The com
pany in question, however. insists
that Il IS only doing brokerage
business dealing IN stocks