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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17

Los obreros trabajadores de la acre
ditsda fabrica de sombreros "Sucesor
de Juan Cabrer'' Sc declararon en- huel-
ga esta mafiana. Los huelguistas quie-
rem que ninguno de sus companeros pier
dan su trabajo en- virtud de La nueva
ley del salario minimo.
Sc nos asegura que mafiana estara
resuelto este asunto y que los obreros
volveran su trabajo.
Regres6 de San Juan don Carlos Ar
cheval, antique empleado de la oficina
postal de- Ponce.
b CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17

coRREsPoNsAL.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Commodities
Cotton,

Reports OF an improved foreign demand
and uncertainty regarding the effects OF
the Gulf storm. caused sharp advance
in the cotton market yesterday. There
were also reports that Eastern belt grow
ers were already beginning to carry their
cotton hoNc from market, claiming that
The prices Offered were below the cost OF
production. and that the spot basis was
frmcr. The highest prices of tho day
were reached In the late trading. when
December sold at $50. or half cent
above the closing quotation OF Saturday.
and the market closed steady. at net
advance OF 4S to IS points.
There was considerable selling on an
opening advance OF is to 2S points which
was in response to unexpectedly firm
Liverpool cables Part of this was for
southern account, while an impression
that the tropical storm had worked inland
over the Rio Grande Valley and disap-
pearcd into the Mexican mountains, en-
corraged renewal Of local pressure. De-
eau, when active months were about un-
changed to 10 points below the closing
figures OF last week.
There seemed to be more trade buying
than recently, however, and the market
firmed up during tho middle OF the day on
less favorable weather reports and bullish
spot advlces. New Orleans map readers
who have a considerable reputation in the
trade seemed to fear that the tropical
storm would recurNe in manner which
would carry 1t through Northern Texas
and Arkansas. Uneasness was increas sed
by private reports from Austin and other
Texas points that crops have been dam
aged by high winds and heavy rains over
wide
Houses with European and Japanese
connections We're among the buyers
the advance. which carried active months
81 to 60 points net higher and the close
was within Il few points OF the best.
early reports that the threatened
strike Of steel workers had been postponed
We're denied. but the deniais We're over
snadowcd by the more bulish spot ad-
vices, and there also seemed to be an Inn
preston IN some quarters that more prog
ress had been made With plans to stabii-
lEe exchange ana to create foreign credits
tnan had yet been reflected in foreign ex-
change rates
The local spot cotton was steady and SO
points higher. al 29.6 for middling. Nc
sales Were reported
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Sky. 1854 West Thirty-third Street Brool

sky. 1854 West Thirty-third Street, Brook
ManIs,,an ArSsdan Tlm ,on Cooperation. $4,000
Friedman. David Blum. Matte Hammer
stein, l4sS Broadway. New York city.
$50 Brooklyn: notwithstanding lea,hcr her,
shoes and leather novelties; Max Horn
Maurice Rlog, Theodore u: roii'zc 42S
knobwood. Inc $500: Orien. Suffolk
County; real estate agent broker. con
struction: Frank II. Woodxun jr; May
belle A. Woodruff and lienrs j. Knobloch
McCabe construction Company. Inc.
$4,000 Brooklyn; contracting construc-
a. McCbe. James 7. Kelly and John y
i\elly. l6lt East Eighth Street. Brooklyn
\, KNAPP Realty Company. Inc. $50, 900
Manhattan; realty. construction; Hiram NJ
Knapp. G. Delano Knapp and James
Th9mpson, son" upper Mon'clalr, \. J.
a,'n 'u' west ssno SeNcnty second Street Corpo
A. Herr, George w Newgass and sidney
Wilde, II East Eighty seventh Street, New
Ladymyns Waist Corporation. $40. 900.
Manhattan; manufacturing ladies' waists
Daniel j.. Lyons, David Drcchsler and
Celia Bush, 225 Fifth Avenue. New York
city.
Atlantic Housing Corporation, operate
hotels 10000, Brooklyn, Benjamin
schwartz, Rebecca Schwartz BENJAMIN
Schwartzman. 500 Broadway. New York
City.
Kenmore Sheet Metal Works, Inc, sheet
metal and roofing business. 5000: Brook
lyn. NJ. Lawrence Krisberg. Rose KRIS
berg, Max Krisberg. 1865 Canal Street.
Tompkinsvile, n. Y.
Empire Flower 4 Feather Company,
nc. ladies millinery. 1000; New York
County, David w. S,rawgate. Moe Straw
gate. Celia L. Weiss. COL West l51st. New
York City.
Edwin Carewe Predictions Inc. mo-
ton pictures, $500; Manhattan; Edwin
tarewe Harry Cahane, William APPEL
baum, if57 Broadway. New York city.
L. Edelstein & Sons. Inc. deal in sea
1900. 1000. etc $4,000; Manhattan; Nathaniel
rlshman' Angelo j. Cincotta. Rose Nj
Schnuer. 81 Chambers Street, New York
City. "
Good WIN Cravats, Inc, manufacturing
hox, a H. Gellcs. Isidor Wessman, 302
East Fourth Street. New York Citv.
Coal Export Corporation. Inc. deal in
coal and coke, 800 900 Manhattan: sam
uel p. Thorne, Whalton S Alden. Louis
H. Rove. 54 West Forticth Street. New
York City. W
Monofer shirbulding Co.. Inc. $50 600 =.
Manhattan; ship. bridge construction
l.eander F Sniffin. Jas. l.. Druck. Frank
hweton ~ Wall Street. New York City.
Atlantic Fender & Radiator Corp'n s3 .
600; mfg tenders and radiators For autos
Abran Newman Maurice Friedberr. las
|. Gobet7, 1895 Sixtieth Street, BROOKLYN.
Architectural Cast Stone Co., Inc. 81
800; Queens; Nicholas Maria Mathilda
Mara John d Blast. West Burnside
Avenue Corona. N. Y.
Sound View Homes, Co, Inc. SIS 900:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
.. 1875 1851 I.s5A
...... 1.2OA 1.IOa4 -
interpretations

ALBANY. Sept. 15.-The following
charters were granted to-day by the
Secretary of State:
Moving Picture Titles. Inc 1000 Man
haitian George c. Dobbs. Adolph Wolfson.
City.
Mahoncy Auto Trucking CORPORATION
$4,000; Mnnhattan; Thomas A. O'Brien.
Maurice A. Taub, James T. Duross. 100
broadway, New York City.
Milk Maid Products Corporation: $3.50 600
Buffalo; Michael J. O'Bren, Paul Daley
Charles +. Roche, Buffalo, N. Y.
Progressive Silk Manufacturing Company
Inc: $4,000; Amsterdam Benjamin II
Lichtman, Leonard D. Covill. Arthur New.
Kirk. Amsterdam, N. Y.
McNulty Correct Shoes Inc. Sc ono
Manhattan: 2. +. McNulty, +. d. McNultv
II. Lyon, 81 wall Street. New York 70 t;S''' City,
NJ. g. Jacobsohn Compan. Inc. all kinds
Maurice b. Jacobsohn. II. E. Jacobsohn' f.
Nrkowltz. Beckman Street, New York City
Mohawk and Genesee Farms Corporation
Sloooo0; Rochester; George G. Bailey
James ~ T.. oney, James Moore, Oneida n Y.
Manhattan, general real estate agency
nrokerase, construction; Beatrice B. Mead.
Jeanne c. Duke and Anne H. Began .69
iihams Avenue, brooklyn.
Arwin SILK Corporation. $4,000; Man
nattan, manufacturing textiles Louis
Wintner Arnold Wintner and Celia Bush.
-ao ruth Avenue. New York City.
Hannon Garage, Inc. 10000; Manhat
tan general garage; James s IIannon.
May fiannon and Bartholomew A Han.
non 10 Ninth Street Elmhurst. Long
Island. ''o's
Soipra Manufacturing Company. Inc.
ga 600 Brooklyn; manufacturing per
tuners. chemicals. drugs: Solomon Prais-
ner, Olga Berres and sophia Praisner las
Powell Street. Brooklyn.
Gilderan Realty Company, Inc. $40 600
Pelham. real estate agents and building
business; Joseph T. Brown. Lillian Roh
mer and Arthur ]. Howard. , Jarvis Ter
race. New Rochelle. y. Y
Jlnkiner Manufacturing Company Inc
$500. 600; Buffalo: auto and aeroplane bust
ness; John F. .Iinkner. Geraldine A. Jink
ner and Harriet Tousstt, Buffalo, ~ Y
Numa Pictures Corporation. 500. 600
Nyack; motion pictures; Pliny j. Graft
Harry G. kosch and Mildred C;crst 1876
Broadway New York City.
Columbia Tinware Company, Inc $50 :
600; Brooklyn; manufacturing tin and
s galvanized wares; Julius Levitt, Joseph
Memoir. Samuel Antoville. 351 East Forty
ninth Street. New York City.
Street Dress Company. Inc. $1,000; Man
haitian; manufacturing ladies' dresses :;
Harry Berlowitz. Louis Abb, Max Ain
binder, 1910 Fifteenth Avenue, Brooklyn.
Star Plumbing Company. Inc. $4,000;
plumbing. etc; BENJAMIN
Rabinowitz, Morris Ross .Hyman Polan-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

K ii wiiiams' TheS c. Bell. Baysids. snh' N. Y
Pandex Mfg. Co. Inc, 5000; Manhat
tan; mtg; phonographs. moving pictures,
etc; Marian Farachi. Elmer Eriksen. Robt
V. Flicker, Al West Street. New York City.
Louis Jacobsen Enterprises Inc. $1,000;
Manhattan; motion pictures; Louis Jacob
Sss s Edw ka{tSyy yo1S MuFFay Tiv Harris
John A. Donnelly. Inc. 81 900; Manhat
tan, gen. plumbing. steam, gas fitting,
roofing business; Joseph Donnelly, John A
Donnelly. Patrick II. Donneny $50 Sixty
first Street. BROOKLYN.
Autometal Corporation. mining opera
tions. general construction, contract ting
and manufacturing business. $3.50. 900: Buff
falo; Lewis r. McCleary, Fred Dobmeier
X NJ y. y '''''''' IVA - '''' ''S -
Lockport Double Wall Company. Inc.
general contracting and building business,
SlO,O0o: Lockport; Harry A. Schaeffer,
Frank II. Schaeffer and Robert f. Leake,
32l Washburn Street. Lockport, n. Y.
Van Wyck Ferris. Inc. realty. insurance.
garage restaurant and candy and soda
water store, 5000; Hampstead; Van Wyck
Ferris. Elizabeth G. NJ. r. Ferris and
Austir A Crary LynbTook, n. Y.
La Verne c. Brown, Inc, manufacture
ing boats and cars. $4,000; Brooklyn :;
La Verne G. Brown. Agnes l.. Brown and
James p. Moran, 1924 Penobscot Building
Detroit, Mich.
r'eSNHeI I-boTKan company Inc. gen.
eral real estate agency and brokerage
business. $4,000; Manhattan; Ephraim
Flesc +, hgr Getzel Borkman and William
N. borkan, 1888 Hoe Avenue, Bronx.
Ajax Waist Company Inc. manufact-
uring waists and ladies' apparel. 1000 :
Manhattan; Sidney Hoffman, Isidor b.
Funt and Max Steuer. 366 Broadway, New
York City.
Pains Fireworks. Inc. manufacturinr
gun powder, fireworks chemicals, etc,
sioo,ooo; Manhattan; Annette T. Kiefer
fredsrick t. Murray and Myron A smith
l92 broadway New York city
One Thirty-four West Twenty
Street Building Corporation, $1,000; Man
haitian realty Harry Levy, Abraham
Smith and lsador Goetz. so2 Broadway,
New York city.
Preiss Kosse & Frediani. Inc. s,5ooo
Manhattan; rhanufa turing mems clothing
jacob freiss, Harry Preiss and Hugo
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Men First i'm China

The Chinese point of view of mari
time disasters is peculiar. The duty
Of a Chinese sailor is we'll defined.
He must save the men first. then the
children and finally the women. This
is on the theory that men are most
valuable to the state, that daoptive
parents can be found for children and
that women without husbands are des-
tttute
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

Frediani. 1873 Bay Eleventh Street, Brook
lyn.
Marvel Sales Company, Inc. 5000 600 :;
Buffalo; dealer in manufactured articles
and merchandise generally; Norman r..
Pearson, Eugene Reineckc and Edward Q.
Anderson, Buffalo. n. Y.
Pioneer Products Inc, $4,000: Malone
BUSINESS. foresters. lumbermen; Harry {.
Wilder. Clarence f. Kilburn and Alvin I.
Marshall, Malone, \. I.
Original Pruse Steam Laundry, Inc.
$4,000; Bronx, general laundry business
Barnet Abramsky, Morris l.. Siegel ana
Harry Siegel. l040 Simpson Street. The
Bronx.
Prime Waist & Underwear Manufacture
ing Company. Inc. $1,000; Manhattan
womens waists and underwear business
Julius HorOwitz. Henry kopp and Max
Tockachaner. 235 Second Avenue. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Fowling Piece Dated 1880
Ploughed Up in Kentucky

An old fowling piece, crumbling
with its centuries of decay. and in
scrbed with the date 1890" was
recently overturned by the plough
of James w. Adams, a farmer of
Litchee County. Although the wood
work of the. ancient weapon had al
most entirely rotted away, the barrel
and steel were fairly we'll preserved,
considering its age and exposure. 1t
had evidently been made in London bv
famous gunsmith of that period, and
was wrought by hand.
Adams has received several glitter
ing offers for the old gun by local
relic hunters, but has refused all of
them.-St. Louis Republic.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

a very slow business. and while there
we're rumora OF export inquiry. no actual
business was confirmed.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close. close ago
Oats. No.
white. $O.77%@78 SO.77 &O.81%
Chicago:
September .65Ix .8454 .7iM
December .68 .60t1
Ryc.~Market firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
Cash, No Wcst. &1.541a $780, size
Flour and Mcal--Ouotations we're:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New YORK close. close. ago.
MINI patent .*ll 90 $ll.6O &l1.0O
Cornmcal. yellow 4.1O@4.2O 4.1O@4.2O 45O
Bran ....... .44.50@41.OO 400 OPS
Rye flour ..... 1880 $50 1900 7.76
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Versailles Costliest Palace

The palace Of Versailles, the scene
of the signing of the world peace
treaty, is probably the most costly
palace ever built. In order to keep
the outlay a secret, Louis XVI
destroyed all the documents relating
to the building.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Rutter.--Receipts were 12,o5l packa ges
Creamery. higher than extras. ID, 68 "a q
SOC; extras. 90 score, 57i2 q 5sc; frsts, 90
to 81 score. "a z q SIC; frsts, Ss to 80 score
20 nc: seconds. SO to 81 score, 490
81 nc; lower grades. 4SQ4si4c; unsal,cd
higher than extras. 81 q sc; extras. COZ
6olzc; f1rsts. 54@69c; seconds. 6l q 53c
state dairy tubs, finest, SEQ sc; good to
prime, 52Q SIC; common to fair, 46Ql51c;
ladies, current make. nrsts. 46h 4s7i7c;
seconds. 45i2c: lower grades. 44945c;
packing stock, current make, No. ], 45la a
A6c, No. @ 44ia a 45c: lower grades, ~ q
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Balloons to Raise Ships

For salvaging sunken ships a British
naval officer has designed air bags re
sembling small dirigible balloons,
which are inserted in vessels debated
and then pumped full Of air.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Cottonseed Oil

Cottonseed Oil-The market was frmer
yesterday owing to a better demand from
shorts inspired by the strength in the
crude position and Influenced by the sharp
rally in the grain markets Offers were
of moderate proportions and in most cases
well taken. The cloSa 81 to 100 points
net higher and sales for the day were
1900 barrels.
Tho range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Yearago
Live steers, fair to
prime. 700 lbs 2t2. 500 1000 S15.OO@1875
Dressed beef Sldea.
ib. .... ........ .1Ga % ITO .26
Live Neals, com
mon to prime,
1o0 lbs. ........ tS.OOfI $500 I5.OoM2J 90
Dressed veal, city,
III. ..........: ESQ 80 .24@ 81
Live ewes 100
- lbs :......... a.5oa $50 soo@1e,so
Dressed mutton,
city, lb...... .026 10 ITO %
Dressed | IN b S.
city, lb...... 200 .o3 n"0 al
Hogs. 100 ibs... tSO0@IX.5O 2O.5O@2l. 90
Dive lambs, fair
to prime. 100
lbs. .......... 14.006 1900 J5.0O6 10 ,5
Dressed hogs, ba-
con, lb ..,... .c71s@ .es .e9,s@ .2ss,
Ness beef bbl.. 27.O0638.O0 80 90 a 36. 90
Lard, mid. West
100 lbs. ....... 10000 26SO 2,25m273S
mess pork Dbl 50OO@ --- 400 0@47.50
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Cereals

Nheat.-The visible supply ot wheat In
the United States continues to gain and
curing the last week increased s.sis, ,ooo
compared with 67,464. 900 last year
Despite the apparent liberal supplies.
good cash y, wheat was strong and about
stating that dark No. | Northern had soId
,herG as nigh as $50 per hushel Mills
the dittrultI"s they are having in secur-
ING supplies of hgh-grade milling wheat
and in conseqnence the price Of the su-
held '' IA 'i'''
Ssh sniplnsn's of wheat 70 Europe are also
poan countries are buying the American
grain despite the fact that quite liberal
purchases arc also being made in Argen-
tina and Australia.
Corn n-'rhe corn market experienced a
sharp early break which sent prices to the
lowest level so far reached or the present
downward movement, Septcmbcr selling a
sl$o}a III Chicago. com pared with the high
point of the season OF qS while the ne,y
crop months wer" all at now low levels.
on the decline however, an active GOV
in rally of 3 TO cents per bushel IRON,
tho early low point and flnal quotations
''ro y to cents not higher for the ,Iav
II was though, the market was in Al.
oNersoid condition. but aside from & nttIa
better domestic cash demand and runors
that German credits wcrc being arra nge d
III America there We're no real changes in
the sitn ion, and the underlying sentiment
continued 10 lean TO tho bear side
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn 40. yellow '"si sI5i *iSss. 1855 s,7ss ,ss
Chicago
septemhor ......... l37,a 1857. lba3A
December ......... 1.2Oi4 1t0as
oats. --rhe oats market declined early.
with corn. but later developed pronounced
rmness and closed with net gains OF
to J'2c. Commission houses and shorts
We're good buyers and advices from the
West said that thcro "A much better
cash demand.
Local cash handlers however, reported
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
First Woman LAWYER

1t is just forty years since the first
woman-Mrs. Belva Lockwood-wasa ad-
mitted to practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Buyers Comingg g

WASHINGTON-W Woodward G. 1.athro,.
J. A. Hobson, upholstery. curtains; g. Il
White, ladies'. chidren's shoes: A. X
Lukei cloaks suits; S3+ Fourth Avenue
september 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Sugar and Coffee

Coffee. Rio, No. I. per lb.... 20 o..
Coffee. Santos. No. 1. per ID. 381s
Sugar-Thcre have been no fresh de-
velopmerts In either raw or refined sugars
over the week end. Press dispatches from
Washington state that tho French govern
ment has prohibited tho expectation OF
sugar heets 1t stin remains difficult to
place orders for any grade OF refined sugar
although two local refners who
have not been go heavily oversod, have
been able to take on very moderate busi-
ness to help out urgent needs Of regular
customers. The Cemand is lnsistent and
from a wide territory. Rcfiners are ship
ping in a largo way against old contract 8
and are catching UP business which
has been on their books foy a long while
Coffee Futures-A fairly good demand
from leading trade interests caused call
prices in the market yesterday to advance
80 to 80 points. The advance however,
seemed more rapid than warranted by tho
early official cables and prices coon sagged
off despite the receipt of three or four
bullish cables on crop conditions in Santos
Late in the session all the earlier gains
had been lost, final prices being point 5
net lower to points net higher.
During tho day special cable from
Santos reported a decline in futures there
of so to 1875 reis. \ better demand was
reported in the local spot market with
prices steadier. Firm offers from Bra I'll
were soant and steady to firmer.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
SATURDAY 9
open. High. Low. Close. close.
Sept - - - 2S.68@ - 28.2O
pee ..... 2y.O5 29.3O 28G8 1927 21@29.SO $3.50
jan 28.95 20 30 22 70 % 2X "a 90 20 2x IN
March,. 29.O1 29.43 $3.50 204O6294S 2887
May... 29.15 29,47 rs. .8X 2941S129 AZ % al
July.... 2925 1928 20.25 29.420 --- 28. 80
Southern Spot marketS-Da)lae sto,d,

Southern spot markets-Dallas steady.
90 points higher. at 1905; sales .296
bales. New Orleans quiet, unchanged at
&c: sales. 626 bales Savannah steady
unchanged at 2sc sales. 3l3 bales Raiti-
more nominal. unchanged. at 29c: sales
MI. Aug gusta quiet, il points higher, at
100; sales, o55 bales. St. Louis nominal
unchanged, at $3.50; sales nil. Houston
steady, 80 points higher at soc; sales
8. 'o9 bales Lutte Rock quiet, unchanged
at &c sales nil
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Danish Women Ship Pilots

In Denmark and Finland a number
of women are employed rs ship pilots
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
COTTON STATISTICS

liverpool cables--Spot cotton. good in
fuilE at 81 points advance to 1870 for
mladlIng Imports q. 900. none American.
Sales 1000. American 5000. Tenders, new
docket 1000 bales. Futures opened ir-
reg ular points lower. TO . higher Closed
quiet at a decline Of 5 TO s points sep
temper, 1881; October lS "a; Decc,nber
iS-3l January. 1929; March. 1917; May,
80. M%ncEestcr: Yarns. fair business
doing; cloths, more demand
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

Cheese Receipts we're ese4 boxes.
State. Whole milk, fresh fats colorcd, ID,
sos. q s. u average ran. 30W3Oi4c lower
grades, 2oN2Sisc: held hats specials. 3 "a
81 lac. average run, 30p2Oiac: Twins
specials. ,colored white. 3o,a q sic;
average run. 29la q 50c Wisconsin, whole
milk. Twins. fresh. ao@50]ac; Single
Daisies fresh, al0Sls.c; held. Doub @
Daisies. fresh, 81 q 81 iac; Young Americas
fresh, 32ss op33c; Cheddars. Canadian. in
bond, q e q rs i2c, state Skins, specia $
22@ %, prime to choice 1S@ coc; fair 10
good, lag l1c; lower grades, "a 1Sc.
Eggs. - Receipts We're 1895 cases
Fresh gathered, extras. dozen. - a Soc
extra hrsts. 52@54c: frsts, 47QSlc. sec
onds. AZ q Acc. under grades. 81 q 4lc dir
ties. No /, 3S a toe, NO. and poorer. SOC
SIC; checks, good to choice. dry. - q &c;
under grades, 25u33c; refrigerator. frst
charges paid to expiring dates, 45al 47c;
seconds. $50 4s17c state Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites. fine to
fancy. 73 ~ 76c; fair to prime. COO 72c
gathered whites. common to primo, 80 a
nc, Pacific Coast, whites. express fancy
'6c; freight. 60 q Csc, other Western and
Southern. gathered whites. k00168c; state
Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery browns
fancy. G. q SEC; gathered brown and mixed
colors, graded, fancy, $50 SIC, fair tc
prime, 50q54c.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Bonds
PITTSBURGH
Stocks

Stocks
Sales Open I4igh Low Last
50 \ " Machine .l2li4 12ii. t2l 1:it.
$50 Arkansas Gas 81. 93 SIS 93
- BafnsGan Cor -. 3. 81 81
1900 Carlo hydro. 2%s ~. 23s 2i.
10 Exchange Nat. 65 65 65 s.
100 Ind Brewing. AS 4as AS 4as
80 10 pr......- 10 10 10 10
10 Lone star G. 1S5 lS5 1S5 185
1897 Maryland Ref. IA IA rs IA
500 Pitts & Mt Sh. So - 52 )"
25 Ohio Fuel Sup. 53ta 53la 53&s ;.312
400 Okla Gas..... 81 35 3il. ;}5
100 Pitts Brew pr. 1919 I61a 1872 l61.
1900 PITTS jerome soc soc SOC SOC
225 Pitts . & c.. lt4 14A ii4 1414
$50 River Eastern. 5h, J.-s 5it So.
900 Rive, W Oil. 3li. 81. 3ias 34as
l65 do pr....... 2ii2 24l. 21I2 24i
? Wos.ing y e B..il3 li% 1i3 113
% Nesiins Elec. % % ~ %
Bonds
$1,000 Pitts Brew SIS - IS - 15
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Markets i'm
Other Cities
Continued from page si,rteen

Sales Open. High. Low. Last,
l25 Hupp Motors. tIas 11aS l13s 11ax
50 Hartman orp.. S5t. S5t. 80. H5t2
2inS Libby Men 81. 11Ii 20 2iA 90
200 Lindsay IT.. 13 II l3 TX
TOO Mitchell ...... SO d6 46 d6
25so Nat Leath. Sc. 1871. 1855 1874 1874
IL CuaIs Oats pr. % 9o'. 90 S9i.
geo REQ Motors 3Daa 3Uyx Boa. 3ON.
125 Repum Truck. 411a a11e a1fa 4.ts
100 Sears Rocbuck20i 2M 202"4 2o2"l
$3.50 Stew Warner .1lS I20 1iTNa 1l1,2
1910 Swift Int, S;H ha 57H 5S
3435 Swift 4 Co. ..I225s 1876 122tA i28
lsn Swift rts.... IL II 1914 1914
$40 Thompson .. 40f2 81 i0'. ~
1925 Union Carbide SOL, S1ie SOL. SOa4
55 Wah ........ 20 30 20 20
go Wrielcy ..... .6 16H IS .6A
100 Western Stone
so Wilson rts.
$4,000 Chi C Ry Ss Sc ~ :. 5c
1000 Com Ed lst 5s so 90 90 80
1000 Swift lst os.. 93 93 93 e3
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Detroit
Philadelphia

Stocks
Sales Open ligh Low Last
Us Am stores -. 32t2 32ia S2L. %2l2
200 Am Sh & Com 39ss S9t, 80 80
10 Rrlil .-...... - 81 - y.
4o5a f.. 81 Bar OK dil06 10 1O6 1914
1870 Cen Asphalt. 81 95 92'a 93
81 Cen Asph't pr.lt0 Ii0i: no $40
6J0 Lac sup Cor. 2ii: Hl@t 2l'. 2l.2
go ms Go Of \ \ ~ 81 ~ ~
q. J.ehigh N.Nis. 6S 6S G.'', 6.Et
- Phiia 60 GO pr Si's 81: tis 3lht
1e.5 fhiia X Z 26i. or. "6ia @ih4
5.S Phila Eiec A 25n1 257s ,51s 25&.
200 Tono Rel eN q 81; 3A %A 3ha
81 Union Trae . 38is 38l. 3St. $50
& Tn Gas Imp. 6S14 CSC 6Sta 6S1x
Bonds
$4,000 FL & pco TT As 6sH 6si4 6s,4 eSH
5000 I.e Val 6s 2S i0la. l01a4 10l34 10i34
1000 Phila FL st 90 OBJ. 931a 931. 9312
1000 L r Inv c IS ,5 10 75 IS
1000 WNY&Pa < As 81 81 81 81
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$4,000 Pitts Brew SIS. -
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Mass. Forbes & Wal
Ter, linens, white goods,
Co, $50 Fifth Avenue.
Mo.-Levy-Wolf h. G.
ady to wear; Van Buren,,
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t.-R. NJ. Wlllcomb
b, drygoods. general
,, upholstery; Park
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ALBANY. Sept. 15.-The following
charters were granted day by the
Secretary of State: