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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-02

Among The achievements in GRIM
inology credited to him is leading the
police to the hiding place of a negro
who killed Antionette Rappel, white
girl, in Memphis. !
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HawkInberry.s nIder.

Mr.. Hawkirberry and Mrs. Snider Of
Katy, were quietly married Monday
evening at the M. E South pasonage
by Rev. 1. S. Tyler, Several friends
witnessed the nupital.
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Farewell Dinner

Miss Mary Ann Hagerty entertain
ed with six o'clock dinner Saturday
evening in hHlor Of her nephew
Bernard Hagerty, who left Sunday
for Baltimore, where he entered the
Catholic Univ ersity. Those present
were Misses Frances and Josephine
Hagerty, Messrs. Bernard, Richard
Charles, Lawrence and Thomas Hag-
erty and the hostess.
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on Sick List.

Jas. A. kee5e is very sick at his
home here. He is threatened with in
fluenza.
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HARRINGTON
Returned Here.

Robert Malcolm who has been at.
tending the annual conference Of the
NJ. E. church at Morgantown, has
been returned to this place for an
other year.
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Returned Home

Mrs. Nellie Martin, who has been
visiting her sister-in.law, Mrs. j. c.
Parrish, has returned to her home
in Grafton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIALIZATION SPECIAL NOTICES
Proclamation and Notice of Special
Election For Bridge Bond Issue
And Levy:
10 the Qualified Voters of the City Of Fairmont
Marion County, West Virginia
TAKE NOTICE.

h tbe will he special election in and of Fairmont on
Tuesday the 18th day between the hours sunrise
ct the regular voting said City, pursuant TO an
passed by the Board said City the 22d day OIL
Isl 9 in words and figures, as follows, to-wE~
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Has TonsiIitis

Mrs. NJ. E. Toothman who has
been sick with tonsilities is improy-
ing.
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Farmers Institute.

A Farmers Institute will be held
In the hight school auditorium here
october 10. It will be under the di-
rection OF County Agent McComas.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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hfts-smith, Alridge. Home runs
Hood. Sacrifice hiEs-R. Long. Stoler
bases-Brown, R. Long, Belt. Double
piays-Brown to Vingle. Hit by
pitcher-By Schimmel Q; Brown and
Decker; by Burns 1, Ashcraft. Left
on bases-Watson Bldg. 6; Monongah
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Rncoverlnn Erom I'm

Mrs. Walter Singleton is recover
ing from light attack Of influenza.
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That said ballot may be voted and the

aid POI
law.
Registration Of the voters City shall "
provided Section 19 CHAPTER 21 Of the
Legislature Of 1919 relating to the Charter of city Of
this City do sit the 9Th day preceding the date Of
registration
doing all things required
ELEVENTH special
Sunday exeepted the Of said
vtded by
The aggregate Farmont
follows:
ess---.-. .-.."
Floating Indebtedness water FUND.- 4ss1sIs
ssss;sls18
sinking Funds tcash in Bapko 1S 500 %
ss414i6i8
taxable all kinds within said City
according the last assessment thereof Twenty
bred ghght thousand five hundred and b48
dollars
WILLIAAIW CONAWAY,
Mayor Of the City Of fairmcLt
Attest:
ALBERT KERN CITY csth
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FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS UNDER ORDINANCE
ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 90, 1919.
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is NO EXCEPTION
Fairmont People Come Tout s Frank,
Here as Els whe1.

men Doap,s Yianef Pill This paper
is pSN iSKi6g Nfabmon cases from
week n week ,s,t 4 s., same so, every ny
pers. DOdn ar, hraised in fttY, thou-
sand AgpSd tepents, 16lisheA in
5000 aOmmuf lesi Faitmont ped Pile
are no except Here's a Fatrnpnt
statement: 8,apa
says: Il am ways ID ot,ssYa good
word foraD6 b's Kidnt Fills | know
they are pd remedy q they help
ed me conf derably whei my kidneys
were out order 1 hal peen suf=
Afsripg vii b rheumatic pal in my
limbSsspd Il ints. l got Do 3 Kid
ney Pilis nom Cranes drug i Re ana
they reliS yea me of all that ii lble. /"
Price 0c, BIT an dealers. Don't inn
ply ask for Ia kidney remedy get
Doan's idney Pills -tAs same that
Mr.. MoAgan bad. Foster MAhprn Co.,
Mtgrs., Bufaio, N. Y.
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election in Fairmont,
gna held and pursuant to Ordinance No A. passed by the Board
2d September 1919 providing
said City ONE HUNDRED and SEW
($17500000) DOLLARS
struetion Of bridge the Monongahela River:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
range OF prices follow

open i4ieh Low Clos. ,..,.1'
'oc ...... lf.55 Ii. - 80 Il i;n..f I'm , "a,
-. ~ ,,-.. 'Hfi 1 : Nn IT io
-" ''.-- =. ! p- n 5.0i i.59
: %. Z. l..-l IL i-'s.
My 1871. f..3l OF ls.ao1,,- ~ "a
81
elf. 1i.a5. 5.25 10 l5.toa.i- :,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
\ Credible Selection


Question Please inform me Il YOU
consder the following preferred stock.
good Investments: Pierce Arrow FIRST
preferred. American Stores first pre-
ierred. Du Pont Is per cent debentare.
West India Sugar Finance Corporation
iirst preferred. L. r. +.
Answer-Picrce Arrow preferred ap-
pears to be a fair investment. so does
american Stores first preferred. Du
Font per cen: debenturc stock or
account of the large earning power of
the company may be ranked as an eN-
ceptionally good investment. West In
dian Sugar Finance Corporation first
preferred stock recently issued will
show its dividends earned b, about 2.7
tunes. 1t is fair investment appar-
emily.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Peerless Motor Car Companv

Question VIII You kindly give nc
some iaformation OF the Peerless
Motor Car Company, Cleveland Ohio;
also a Anglo-American Oil Company
G. {. g.
Answer-Peerless Truck and Motor
Corporation was Incorporated Novem-
Der 10. 1915, to acquire the securities
of the Peerless Motor Car Company
and the General Vehicle Company. The
concern produces automobiles. trucks.
2cropiane motors. ammunition parts
md munition wagons. i runs an -
elusive plant at Cleveland comprising
about twenty buildings. (apital cor
sists of Sl0.000,0o) common s1cck OF
$50 par value, S2.700.00o 6 per cent
convertible notes. $3.50 000 funded debt
of subsidiaries and S27.s09 per cent
preferred OF Peerless Notcr Car Com
pany. For the year 1918 S3s7 share
was earned on the common Stocl
against St.7t in 1917. The company is
SAID to have increased it's business this
year. Anglo Oil was treated in this
column recently.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Slightly Firmer
Tone Displayed
BY Outside Issues
Oils Continue Prominent i'm
Dealings on Curb Markrt;
Liquidation in S III c
Stocks

Prices Of stccHs in the outside mar
kct yesterday tended toward slightly
higher levels III the average. although
there we're many weak spots. Certain
industrials which recently enjoyed II
buo?al.t market for distributing pur-
poses continued under prcssur" o.
liquidation.
OlIs continued to figure prominently
in the market on the curb, with Smms
Petroleum and Houston Oil leading
with substantial gains. Midwest Re
iining was also strong, while Skclly Oil,
a recent addition to the trading list,
displayed firmness. The company is
operating in one Of the new Louisiana
fields.
A. 7. Securities, after an early break
to 5912, recovered to 81 and closed at
60. Fivaudou opened at % "a and closed
at 241a. Transactions we're made in
General Asphalt at a range Of l02 to
lOS. 1t closed at l03
Transactions on the curb yesterday
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Miscellaneous

~ Am AFI..-.|. 9l q g. F0s
~ do pr.-...... 90 96i. 10
255 Am ON q Eng i 81
462 Am T & r.. 9sis 9sa. on
237 Am Wool pfd .10l 10li4 lnl
30 Am Sugar pfd 49,. ll51. ll5l
22O Anglo Am Cmi lala 1872 lql
80 Art Metal " % - 70
- Bos Mex Pet. az 3i3 81
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Commodities
Cotton


TN. featufr Of the market Yesterday vas
the sensational strength Of Decenber cor
tracts. shorts seemed to be seriously
alarmed by the failure OF cotton to reach
hero from the South for delivery and the
continued light offerings with the result
that covering became urgent and tho price
was rushed up to $500. This not only
tnbished new high record in the futures
market here for tho aeason. but was the
highest price ever reached by any contract
delivery in the history Of the Sew York
exchange. and r"pros" Htcd advance Of
about So per bale from the closing uuota-
tion OF Satur'iny. Other months .,rrn in
iu"Hc"d hS tn" sfrcngih Of the uei.r posi-
ION, selling about 20 to ~ points net
iiigr"r. and the ,nari.,t closed Sst.adq al a
net HdFhi0" Of - 70 - points.
Fh" market Nst9 rather lr.;k nul UNI
settled during TN earlier trading Liver
poor unl not FULLY meet expectations Tn.
over Sunday neNs lail,d to show amy ii4
proNom"nt in the Mexican or tho ooaI
Was irregular and th"re WAS probably some
n"rNousii"ss over the aiol troubles at F,il
River. Thcs" features led To llquidaiion
by buyers of lat" last We"is aifd ,ocaI
pressure. as a result OF which prices sold
:" bout - to - points net lower after open
ing - points higher 10 80 poinfs lower
l.iNrfpool was big buyer Of January.
March and May to cover the short end OF
ST S'rhddl"s. however. ana as soon as the carly
"f'rinss Wrr" absorbed he nlalnot rurnod
iIm"r on trade bGying and covering
+ losing prices We're 10 or II points Oft
l rom IN" best uidDr rcalizing
ne local spot market Wns steady and
- FONTS higher at 80 - for middllrs so
sHl"s Wrre reported.
I'hr lanec OF prices fo1i.,v.-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Boone Oil

Question-Will you kindly let me
know If Boone Oh has wells. and are
they producing oll2 Y. H.
Answer--The Boone Oil Company, ac-
cording to an official announcement. ha.
even producing wells. with other
drilling In July ana August 1900
barrels Of OF were produced from two
wells located IN The Goose Crech field
owned jointly by Boone Oil and the
tumble Oh and Refining Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

inlisted. tsells cents per share
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Bonds

$4,000 Amour IS. '2o.1ols. lo5t2 1918. ioais
1000 n do IS 1911 y 1887. los "a l0s'q
/ l2ooo 600 S. 1929 lol "a 1o3l2 lol b lQ2ia
1000 Mot El II ext a - g. -
! GOO SNLll Isl rs aA 81 aL M
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Investment
Information

In 'his lep,rf,-e eot Tia r. }fns wip
throw 'ho hgr' ~ sneh iufor.lsifiou as
j. ~ it, c"nnpud On tn irvesi faouf
problems OF i's repdcrs t,D.afiprs of
general Interest Nill b" ansr-er"d in
This column. only initials VIII be used
oihefs Will be answered ~ mail
Address all queries. iDfiosius a
stamped addressed envelope. to
FINANCIAL EDITOR. The Tribune.
l54 Nassau STREET. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

FLOATING .STOCh lor other .Secu-
rHics).- Avouable for pu,chase or sDec-
hotion. This designotcs such from thnf
phich is lochcd mp IN thc hnnds Of IN.
rrsfo's, und not ofered upou thc
market- Money and Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
4. K VI. Stocks

Question have niac hare of Roe
ton g. Maine Railroad stoel. WoGla
YOU mold II, or do yol THINK ha
reached ITS high mark c. c. T.
Answer We are inclined to the be-
lief that the railroads are looking for
ward to better era. Boston &
Maine, after all its troubles, should
snare IN this, especially as the receiv-
ership has been terminated.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
-: tfof r.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
BETHLEHEM MOTORS CORPORATION
Notice of special Meeting of ~foc,bod..


PLEASE TAKE .4r
r tie. Bo4lt ~ ..-
irg ~ 'he S-.e. H.f-.....
Motors rarpnf4f l
principal offire x 1876 ir ~.
YorA ,lft 40 aa -, Va, w..
city. N~n York. 1r fl. Sta ,ett i.
II o'c!aee 4 vi. ias -a. pose ,. s.--,
tnu voting upon FL. f. nrtu. ..,. u.
10 increase iit rlf sar.s
stock II fha Dan pan. IH. ....s-- ~
amount. i.H. 1000 shaf-- .. .s.rl na ~a.
lii H; par 80 fl-. fH.N' -.Ir-s a. t-..
~ no H"f.a fl.' ar f'ir
lN at4 at ai'e tNH te4 fhr 49,
lilrats# OF lrEaffi'| r.. .liIry 4....
Ns ana rtsa., pa Fol g1a.
ll-r'af sH a- ili.
FOL HIf ..'af rns-
shares anthori1rl ut.r
shares arc niii.'if n.f or D.-
slae. and Whie SAID a "a
lssl4ad from iiu I'D -.r -.rr rer
itf.tfiru as l-a. a. NN.t fta-0 l|.
20 t,na ny fhe Boar, .r Ia-i.'n.. ri,
his Corpora i.f il snIt.r @.
shares Nl p ~ al.- - -l llsl-
ness Is f-jrty t'Hl shares
Any fu' .a.r MATTE. t..f -4 80 s.h
Nitted - sHrh 'sl-ef l..- -'t.. .re-.-e !,
De. aflsirs fh- corpora '.NU atf 300
ant oti action t.Icl Ha .r laelr.
lIec'sSssft or ad NissiiIe nE tA- .aa-
IN rouneNtion Vi. Nf i'-rts mi
hracec III THIS rniI If fIIrs- I.- = a. .r orss
10 affeotuate fhe plans o3f ....i .t .hs c.
Dlar l-ft'r. ,4f -u >D.eI. n.. 1919 f~r.
II. L. Hlil. ni4a ~ t'. PRESIDENTS
1e 'ofn psnt ID rs stock. ..l..lf-
fhr Transfer lflaie-. .ea-ss .
81 eek 80 the crtnra- nt 70.
The eieSe ef tus.a IS ON -fH
lntI ife opening IT hu~iu.s. .a tt..en,.
,th l9la
D4,ca A'f~rto 81, ~ N5t4. a.- r taa
NJ Ht.iBhf.T l'.Ai.N ~.ct-fs.,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
me- OF PRICES follows
Southern Snnt ,ru,L.,,

~ points higher at il.75c; sails 2449
Mew Orleans steady. 25 points higher at
"".2o, sales i,o4t. Mobile nominal. um
ohansed 1T 3'c, sales, nil savannah.
Su,''uY' St,,'Y' unchanged at 39.25c; sales. la
har'"ston steady, 10 points lower at3S' '25c:
~ 9''S Io N9rioik ste"dy. unchanged at
,,,, s"'es' ~ Augusta steady, IS points
5''ady' unchanged at toe. sales .. 100 81
,;'ulS ,4I steady unchAure ed at 100, sales nil
houston steady. unchanged ar II 25c
sales 2,859 i.ltte Rock qni-t. unchtng,d
~ t0c' silss 2'f Dallas steady 20 points
Misl'cT ,i ~ iilo. sales y.glo. Aontsolnrr,
N.in1 Hnth s!,adN s 10 points highe1 at 4Ic.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
NEW YORK rrs>~rT COMPANY.

t'iN''f - ~ -
\rn Naf. >,..fslar - ga
Nidsrl ~ s. aa .i.ar ,f. d An es'a
ffi|-na Of 8 90 pe. Share na ..n ,isrsf@i
on 'hs ftr.fs. ~to,t .I .IsI- ...,..4ns pave.
tie Jarfaar> t-fh APP Id ..o. no'tr-s o.
feDnIi af ~. - ..i-s-f
.nIh 1910
Ni rcr..laHH cations rss a-''
D1-i s- ...f.-- $500.
aersiaae.I ro 's,l
i-t'I;'ft. eifl.~r.f..f s.s.f
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Aii NNrkis N~~ocitrio> INC

= IT = ~ ITT-T-T-
NoN aro hareft, nef.fi..
h Boar4 oi uise.t"fs oI -4. s.
o. aiivi. !ii' VI il
SO, >ho ,.-rs of tl. -sii ta-.
h-lt ~ ~ i1l fi'-h ivaIn- Na. fn.. az.
"a TueS,las fhe ft.n |-t .f ...af fsii
..t = 'eluc> = II 1.at
ar.re and 1aIius aa 1n fssse
lN n- i.osr3 af nl-esf. . me-
frg heli ou the ffta .4s rf l,i'
rat onm.nllnc 'a fna 'l4t Fl
corporation "a. fptfHsf.h i'>-o.N. Hnder p
Nra isien of ~-ltian 1-f ~ ta. O-n-fsi tr'
if'fat nn ltP ri 'tr tff .f AHra tr
authorizing th- prop"f oftI.- sts f'
necessary au4 pfor-r .4sir n
Same into cflt.t
FAY S-e'4sy
Dated Nosem ~ -fIh fffa
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
eoilt,.>rt nt>in ,our,>,

\tii sffrl.i
1he Annual N-.tIn--. .hoda-'
ni tho tt.i.--tat. i.'f. .lf A r
'i.id 81 tft oiica of f.t No E.
Brnad Way. Nov York.. N .-res
dan. ii.. lHti fas nf a.
oN o.els. s ii. t.i- aff. -ae .i''
ton ot DIR. .f.s. f .-+..fI1n q
st.D utrei ils aas- a.. .5.'
before the nIt.fI
NNI E}flt.-I IR
49,.
Naw Yois. I3so .st. ....
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

an, 'stions for Sseios grads orc arn Vas
i'i Nio s Fifhop' heing ani.. fo. pIsc, fil,s
"ie' lust b" ORE the clos. i.rle.S sas..,s
'i1 nnh"' r"ali-in,.. Nnal quot tons t...n-.
ID" 10 'o points nDt higher
some traders look unon TIM statistical
- 'd ION .fS p'ihs d~'iueclN huiish. with
ren'ipts showing . sharn f.illr4 -
me two principal points receipts were.
- oNp bags. AGAINST 5p.p0o :, war .,.,
santos reported clearAne.,. of non h,os
,or New orleans and $4,000 bags for NV
The range Of prices follows.
open Mish Low clos. ...,.', ~ I,
pee ..'.. 800 ! 40 50 IA 6nf.I4-7pl4.
i7ii sHf tl 4 ga.
Nj ...l so l5.-2 li.s. L.. o.. ~ f5.a4. -.,
49,. - "a l--le li.15
July 1915 i-.aal5.oi Is. .ao15l 4- -
Sept li.s5i5. sa I'.g5 i5.ioa-i,.I.. -,
ii,rNtcck. F:eais. Provisions
Yesterday Y-ara.,o
,,, p'inig. 'oe i"s Sis.aoq.l'.-a Sls aoui,.so
i.lve peais. COM
mon 80 prime.
,., LOO lbs l7oopss.oo - qou4loo
b-........-... .24Q "a 4eo .se
lbs ........ 5.ooa 200 e.5oulooo
Dressed s.sss % lambs 100 is .ls@ 10
city, ID :..... 20n 2s .9ou Is
HOES 100 lbs 400 l495 ls.o0@ls95
to prime 100
r,,..s.., lbs. 49,, 15.OOa1e.oo i4oopl5.oo
,lsss ssn. nlo, lo Ii. ssa. a sea. ga7. s5i.
Lard, mid W,st
700 lbs Il ,ol oi % o.,
Moss pork bbl 47.59a. ''.o
Butter, Cheese and Egss
Butter kcc"irts VIZ. S1se ,...l....
Creamery. his. hr than ir4- 10 i.,,;i.
eNras 81 seore u i2c. fssts. ~ 10 81
sc"'~- - q trsls. 8 to - score. t..
o5c. seconds, 3 20 s. score. ~ r,,l,
.r srtdes ~ q 5oc. held. hIsh~r ma, .A
lfas' oS'2 q zoe. extras 5s ~ e9c nrsts 81,
q ooi isc. seconds. 81 e,oIc. gnsaited. hiphar
than extras L a II l.o. tN1ras. 75l 7sc.
n'sts sou Be; seconds. osu6zc stat
cairy 'i5ly tubs finest. 7ou7lc: good 10 prisre
% q osc common 10 fan. 5iQ6sc. reno
waited. extras, 5945sl2c, nrsts 56li57l.e.
imitation creamery. hrsts 55n SIC lsa1..s
current mah". hrsts. 81 !. q 54c seconds
62c' lower grades. 0m5l'2c paciIine
STOCK current make. 10 81 n 81 i9c. No
:. 500 5olac lower grades a 1e4satc
Cheese Receipts We're 4.s56 boxes. state
whole mix 1i"sh flats. colored o. White
o $ 2 u '}c, d .e'ase run. IL. 432c. held
Mats specials 3. = a SEE a.t.r't--. ,..i,
= &C. lover grades, "a cot sc ts,il
specials. color"d or.>Vhile. sIi. r, ..t.. ~. -,
AZ run 81 lower grades 2o,. to.....
Wisconsin " whole milk tN,as fresh. 81 r.,
81 &c. Sins j" Daisies. fresh. - si, heid
= = :, a. 81 'se' Doubt" paisies iresh or held.
- s. '4', oung Americas. a.. -h t.
'neddafs' tanaHlan, ia bond go Il s.i.c
siaie' shlms Specials, - q 2f-c. pfiu'e 20
g',%sge 5awer yraaes q ~ Lar 10 good. 1+sl7c.
Eggs-Receipts were 40 cases Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. S4gs5c. extra
nrsts. II n SIC hrsts. IS n Soc seconds -
% q SC No ? and poorer. 500 SIC. checks
good to choice, dry. i5Gg 48c, under grades
4vW 4ic' T"frl rlgerator. special marAs fancy
charges paid "a 55c. frsis 52u5sct
seconds. - n olc. under grades 30Si isn'
- 'a'e. f@nnsNlHania and nearby Western
nrhhefS whites. fine 10 fancy SlfIl O2 ::
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
In\nAaKr l,\n AnMrANA-

\Itff4t ni Af|.It I|.
Thc Anau4 N.tl.- IS
u. iar nn-i.f. lA.i 70
iali a. IN, rs. a.af- -I.- -.
iift,t,! Nat..la fi.-
ou Nieff4t a.r
'ri sH
i..t..f. tu
g iau "f sl.a n#s
rlt eeif l., '0.
N II
>en oie l'c00f. a.'
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
COftOnseed Oil
range OF prices folloxs
Saturday
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
Sugar sranulated. per ID
sugar, centrifugal. p.r 10 -.
= ofrec. Rio 10 T. per ID 49,, fo-4
'otfe~. santos No. 4. per a. -
sugar Tn market closed fr,ner r.
f'ne's o"ea sionails show interest with saies
~s''i, ing :. h~re sugar can o. refined ON
to" basis In refined -.usar thore hs.l.-
been no fresh developireu1s. The supply
mas not Increased. and 1t IS nor thought
condltiors generally will Improve until weA
along II the new year
Coffee Futures es-Strength in the Israzll
Inarkets Was believed TO have been r.
sponsible in great measure for tha
stronger undertone in the marke, here.
alter opening at an advance of II to 80
points, values worked upward at ono
time during the session being so to So
points above the previous close There
seemed to be a far denand for July from.
outside speculative interests. with New
orleans and local trade firms al lso on m.
bu!ing side. Private ca ables from Brazil
epo'ted nrm offers very irregular som.
nelha - least u above SATURDAYS QUO
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
GENERAL MOTORS coRroR,r,oS.

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LIGGETT & MYERS IORACCO co.

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cent 80. - has been 1,,'ai.i 900 - f's
frfred stock Of lieser & Nifc's 1.'S',,
Company PAYABLE january. lr' fs,4
stockholders Of record a. -he close of nls
ness December 10Th. 1919 Checks VIZ
mailed
T ANDERSON Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

BUY-SELi-
MIDWEST REFINING co.
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION
ELK BASIN PETROLEUM CO.
INTERNAT4 40NAL PETROLEUM
IMPERIAL OIL CO., LTD.
SAPULPA REFINING co.
HOUSTON OIL co.
ATLANTIC LOBOS OIL.
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM co.
NATIONAL FUEL GAS CO.
HUMBLE OIL & REFINING CO.
CCSDEN & CO.
GULF OIL CORP.
PRODUCERS &, REFINE2S CORP.
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Dealers in Stnndard Oil Securities
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New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

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browns. fancy. go a e3c gathered 49, 49,
ana mixed coiors. graded. fancy. t'ss'''
fais to prime. .2ns5c
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
COMMON nt,-ll,i.A-,- - -

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~ thr ,I.eet in- Ut 's. q ,.i f''e'-o-'
~ the Y Rspuhiic Iron & S.. t..n rans b. 2
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On tho Common Stoei. was ae..fs-~f PAYABLE
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ord januarv l7f'1 foon N.,f.- a--. ir pm.
RICHARD JONES III secreiary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
iOew's, Inc.

Question have been watching
Loew's, Inc. and | am thinking
% putting some money IN this
stock. II seems to me there IS good
Gnance to make some money in it,.
" III appreciate an opinion from you
as 10 lts value at its present price
DOCS this stock pay dividends M