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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-27
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ladies' old clothes and old nhoca
ChlcNgo Second Hand Store. Phone
ieS.
WE PAY spot cash FOR your used fur
niture. russ. stoves. etc. Phone ia.
Herryhil Furniture Co, i2t North
Second street, Phone COS.
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ifth 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Toronto
Commodities
Cotton

An carly break in the cotton market
was checked by tho threat of a tropical
December contracts. for instance. sold up
from IS. IS to 29.l5. compared with IS s6
at t. the close Tuesday. but met Increased
The general list closed barely steady at a
net advance of 20 points to a decline of Is
points.
had arranged to grant long term credits
to Germany prompted the rally during the
denied later. Tho bulk of the buying on
the ADVANCE was attributed to covering by
recent sellers; who feared that to-day's
advices might indicate damaging storm
conditions in the belt. AS rule these
tropical storms lose force rapidly as they
reach the coast, and cause little more than
showers in the interior but occasionally
they cause serious damage. and possibil-
ity that the disturbance reported yester-
IDENTIFY dominated the market. According
to the Weather Bureau it promised to
reach the coast near the mouth of the
Mississippi last night or this morning. and
private adVices from New Orleans reported
q falling barometer
The market was very nervous and un-
an unfavorable impression on sentiment.
while Liverpool showed weakness over the
selling here for Liverpool and southern
account. The latter was accompanied by
reports of Increased spot offerings and
a factor the early decline of about
so to IS points
AS soon as the bulk of tho over holiday
selling orders had been executed however,
tho market firmed up on covering. and be-
fore the advance was checked showed
coVories Of about so points from the low
levels of the morning. with active months
selling % to 80 points net higher.
There no special change in the news
later but the denial of the German credit
story and feeling that il the storm
pa ssed without damage to crop prospects
there would be renewal of Southern
pressure led to realizing by early BUYERS
This accounted for the late irreg ularitE,
and last prices showed reactions Of some
% TO so points from the best
Exports for the day were PSI bales.
making 59l 66S so far this season. against
35s. 293 last year.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and Is points higher At 29.25 for
lMiddlng. No sales We're reported.
Range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
New Haven Suit To
Be Heard October 28

Circuit Judge Julian Mack, in the
Federal District Court, yesterday set
October 2S for the hearing of argu-
ments on the motion made by Harold
Norris and about thirteen hundred
other stockholders of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad to be
allowed to intervene in the restitution
suit brought by Edwin Adams and an
other group of stockholders against
William Rockefeller and other former
directors of the company to recover
damages amounting to S15O,O0O,0OO be-
cause of alleged waste
AT the same time Judge Mack will
hear argument for the appointment Of
limited receiver to prosecute the
Adams suit against the railroad and
Its former directors. Between now and
the date of the hearing Judge Mack al.
lowed counsel for the defendant com
pany thirty days to put in answering
affidavits, and granted the plaintiffs
ten days thereafter to submit reply-
ing atfdavits.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Mark Slumps Again
Drops to Lowest Quotation Ever
Reached; Coal Famine a Cause
Nc,r York Tribune
Special Cable Service


Special Cable Service
BERLIN, Sept. II. Foreign cX-
changes again rose sharply to-day,
touching the highest level yet recorded
Amsterdam rose to twenty-five marks
on one hundred forms, the Scandna-
sian exchange rose fifteen points, the
Zurich ten. Private dispatches from
those markets to-day registered the
lowest quotations for the German mark
Yet reached.
The newspapers here, in discussing
the matter, attribute this latest depre-
cation of the mark to recen. foreign
opportunities for observing the de
preston prevalent in Germany and TO
the frequently heard predictions of an
early business collapse in this country.
me coal famine, which is causing more
ana more manufacturing plants 10 shut
down. Is also having an unfavorable
effect upon the exchange 1t is also
asserted that the continuance of heavy
imports through the occupied territory
and the steady outgo of German money
TO avoid taxation are still having an
adverse effect upon the monetary
stablllty of the country.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Bank of England

LONDON. Sept ll-The weekly
statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes:
Total reserves, f25 ,5S7 600; decreased
23l6,oOo. Circulation. ISL l27 ,o0O in
creased f330,000 ether securities
fS3 ,363 600; increased s1,76O,O00. Other
deposits, fs9,363, 900; decreased. SIS,
100000 Public deposits. s23 3,O77 900:
decreased. 81, ,i3S.000. Notes reserve
325,5s7 900; decreased. e3ls. 900 Gov
ernment securities, f2l ,657 900; de-
creased. il5. $4,000.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 2276 per cent; !;
last week it was 20.42 per cent
Rate of discount, 5 per cent
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
RITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND TO HOLDERS OF
ORDINARY AND PREFERENCE SHARE
WARRANTS To RrARFR
WARRANTS TO BEARER

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that h.
Directors have declared Fourth INTERIM
dividend for the year from the lst October
1918, tc 30ih September, 1919, Of Six per
cent tbeing Is. 22-5d. per share) free Of
British Income Tax payable on the 30ts
September. 1919, and which will be payable
on the Ordinary shares of the Company AS
issued
Holders of Share Warrants to Bearer u.
Ordinary Shares will be entitled to be paid
the said Interim Dividend on OF after the said
5oth day of September, 1919, at the Office Of
the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, D
Lombard Street, London, E. {. Coupon No.
"a must be left for examination at the ofba
OF the SAID Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York
50 Lombard Street, E. {. 3, three clen
business days Excluding Saturday. before
payment is made
NOTICE is ALSO given that the Directors
have declared a dividend at the rate Of So
per annum on the Preference Shares for the
half year from the 3lst March, 1919, to 30h
oeptember. 1919. The said dividend (rs
British Income Tax at the rate of 6s. in bs
81, that IS to say 4l-5d. per share net, Is
payable on the 3Oth September, 1919. Hold.
ers OF Share Warrants to Bearer for Prefer
enee Shares will be entitled to be paid The
SAID dividend on or after the said goth Sep.
tember, 1919, at the Office of the NatiOna
rrov'nclal & Union Bank Of England Ltd,
Savoy Court, Strand, London. W. {. Coupon
No. 81 must be left for examination at the
ONCE of the said National Provincial { Union
b, Bank OF England. Ltd, Savoy Court, Strand
". I. z, three clear business days (e1elud'
ing oaturday) before payment is made.
Dated 25th August, 1919.
by order A. M. RICHARDS, Secretary,
estminster House., 7 hlillbank, London, S.W.l.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Dividends
EATRiS

Central Agurrc Sugar COmpany.-In ad-
dltlon to the regular quarterly dividend of
s2'o share special dividend of $40 has
been declared. Both are payable on Octu-
Der to stockholders of record Septem-
ber 20.
tndiahoma Refining COmpany.-In addi-
tlon TO the regular monthly dividend of
per cent an extra dividend Of > per cent
has been declared. both being payable on
october to stockholders OF record sep
tcmber 20.
Livingston Oil Corporation-An extra
dividend of per cent has been declared,
besides the regular quarterly declaration
of per cent. The two dividends are to
stockholders of record September 20, and
payable on October
United states BObbin and Shuttle Com
pnnH The regular quarterly dividends Of
Sl50 on common and S1.T5 on preferred
stock have been declared and in addition
special declaration of s. share has
been made. with all three payable on Sep
tember 80. to stockholders OF record Sep
tcmbcr 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
HORNEII. X. Y.-Babcocn Davidson
o.; Mr. Davidson. ready to Wear, Jay q
o.. I01 Fourth Avenue

=, HoRNELL. n Y.msabeoel.- s. Dayi,lson n
Co.; 4o4 Fourth Avenue.
lNDIANAPOLIs. Ind. s. Ayres &
Co; Mr.. Davis. shoes; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp;
INpiANArolIs. 1nd.-R. c. Bennett
Co.: r. c: Bennett. clothing. mems fur
nishings; I'm mpeTiai ~ r coo
s sHe 5F M1S sH sRTs asS IS roaSxay r5aSs F'S over
1NDlANApoI1s-c Sander. house fur
nishngs; MARLBOROUGH.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-New York Store.
Miss L. Robbins, waists ilG VEST Thirty
KANSAS clTY-W. Harvey. general
line; Continnental.
LANGrORD. PENN Rotman Co: J.
Rotinan. drygoods notions, etc. Broadway
los ANGELES s-Parl<er & Co; T. Far
NeT LorIsvafi.F ahIF!'lfI. :0WooGre Kg@i osenbaum
Sons; !. Rosenbaun, wholesale hides. etc;
Herald Square.
suit Store, NJ. Lemkin. cloaks. suits;
Bresln.
LYNcHBuRG. va.-Lynchburg Crock
Hex.
MACON, Car: Thorpe & Sons: J.
Thorpe. mems furnishings and shoes; Col
MANCHEsTER. N. u.-Hale & Whit
more " Hale, pictures and picture
MipDLEToWN, n y.-charles Wolff.
mental.
MllLIwA,.uKEE-Gimbsrs; Jos. l.: Kaapps,
Broadway and Thirtysecond street.
WAUkEt,-C C;erret son Co: r. Ger
retson. r,s, department store merchandise;
MINNEAPOL1S- Minneapolis Dry Goods
Company; G. La Bssoniere. drygoods,
etc: Commodore.
MouST 4 AIRY. n c.IW 'S''S Jackson, J1' gen
ersl Al, m"rchandise; ;y n dis Marborough
featuring Co: s. Mayer. mfrs. caps;
Broadway Central
MILWAUK EE-Edward Schuster Co ::
Charles Greenbl,tt, ready to wear; Jay &
Co: 4o4 Fourth Avenue.
,s..,.Ss MlNNEAPolIsuDsyton shps, Co.: H. L.
Corporation; 225 Fifth Avenue.
MINNEAPOLIS-Dayt Co; C. A.
kilbane. < shoes; Associated merchandising
rastorss ins; a. M. staseler' Il. r" won'sn 9&Tass s
sAMspSn'T MISmT 20 br9rahn"1y, rhl a.. room 49,
e Wheeler. general merchandise, cloth
ing: st. James.
Co. Ltd II. McCunnal, infants. girls
wear; - W~st Thirty fourth Street, room
MONTREAL Canada-Dupuis Freres.
Ltd. j. \. Vermette. laces, ribbons. neck :,
wear trimmings. leather goods, silver
ware. Breslr.
MoNrREAL-G Case, mems wear
Commodore.
NANTICOkE. Penn.-Globe Store: w
Challenger, furniture, carpets; Grand
NANtlCOkE renn.-i-. Diamond Com
pany l.. Diamond confectionery. Grand
NASlfNILLE-S Marks. millinery goods
Cumberland
.,,> NEW HAVEN. Conn. A corbiu.
NEW HAVEN Conn-Shartepharg e.
Robinson; j. Foy. boys. ciothing: MS,
Burns, representing; Drygoods Alliance.
4V4 Fourth Avenue
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Edward Malley
Co. Mt Mlzier, leather goods. notions
NORklSTOWN. Penn.-H. c. Warner
NEW BRITTIAN, Conn.-'r. I,anaers
hardware; Albert g
NEW HAVEN. Gonna. l.. Startn G., .
A L. Startn, tailoring goods: Park Avenua
NORtROSS. Cas-. Cain. general store.
Churchill. ~ y
,, NORFOLK. va.-Bens,en & Go; w.
Bensten. representatives. CoIlingwood.
oMAHA-Benson & Thorne. Miss 7
Law, bouses. Frank w Mnnick. NO
broadway. room 6O7
OWEGO. y Y=Newman rrothars. A.,
Newman, clothing; Broadway Central.
PETERSBURG. va.-T.igon- -Hinckle Co
Mr llson, notions hosiery underwear
Rice Seaman. 256 Church Street.
PETERSBURG. Na.-Ligon & Uin,.Ia
Co. W. ). Llgon. notions. etc. Pennsyt-
vania '' =
PHlLADELPHIA-M Kohn & Son. NJ
hohn. mfrs shirts; Cumberland
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SPENCER PETROLEUM
CORPORATION

At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors held at the Corporation S
office, 20 Mack Block, Milwaukee.
Wis, on September 3rd, 1919, a req
ular monthly dividend of 2 on the
par value OF the Common Stock was
declared, payable on September
25th, 1919, to shareholders on rec
ord September 18th, 1919. Books
will not close. Checks will be mailed
HERBERT r. MANCER,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
l.. ID. Woodwork Secretary
OF Savings Bank Section

The savings bank section of the
American Bankers Association yester-
day announced the appointment of Leo
D. Woodworth as secretary, in place of
Milton Harrison, who after five years
of service becomes executive manager
of the New York State Savgs Banks
Association. Mr. Woodwork for the
last two years has been secretary of
the Advisory Council of Real Estate
interests, composed Of the principal
real estate lending and owning con-
ccr,e. Of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TO THE STOCKUOyDEKS or voc,
LENSkI & CQuHEk NC

NoIiCE is hereby given pursuant 10 Sec
tion 90 OF the General Corporation law
mat meeting Of stockholders OF Mopi-
!evsky Cooper. Inc. Will he held on The
-ttn DAY OF september. 1919. At T. NJ
at its oftce and principal place Of business
at No 2s6 Broome Street, in the Roroug n
Oh Manhattan, city of New York for the
purpose or voting on resolution to
change the corporate name OF said Com
pahy from Moellevsky " Cooper Inc. TO
Brody q Cooper Inc
Dated. New York September 9Th 1919
DAVID BRODY
President.
NATHAN COOPER.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Markets i'm
Other Cities
Baltimore

Stocks
Sales Open High Low Last
80 Baltic Tube. e.. 7S 7S 73 ~
l5 BALTIC Tube pf. 81M 971a 97Ix 07M
1900 Celestinc ....4.25 4.3O 40 A.25
100 Cons Coal. S5 85 S5 86
Is Cons Power .1057h 1O51A 1051h 1O57h
sba Cosdcn ....... 1914 IL 103x lO5s
800 Cosdcn pfd .. aai 4M 4aI aa4
100 Elk Horn. .... S4M 34aa 34M sax
20 iiouston pfd. 00A 90H 9Oi4 0OM
Mt Ncrnon.. 25 25 25 25
90 Mt Vernon pfd 0J 95 g5 95
20 Penn Wat Pow ~ 85 81 IS
loU Fid'y TT. .140M 14Oi. 14Ota 1907
90 Uni Ry. 1872 1879 1919 1914
400 Wash Bal Ann 25 20 25 rs
Bonds
$1,000 Cons Pow 4iss S2H S2N S2X S2N
5000 Cons Power 5s 9814 98N D8N 08tA
5000 Cosden Us a. .1O2 1O2%6 1O2 1Oota
5000 Cosden 6s Il. .1O2 1921: lO2 1924
1000 Mary'd Elec SIS ~ ~ SN SS
5000 Uni Ky As.... 7OK 7OH 1OIz 7ON
5000 Uni Ry ines. 81 80 So 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Cereals

Wheat .-.Thc market for cash wheat
showed pronounced strength and the ad-
good mddlng wheat in the face of the
weakness in coarse grains is believed to
demonstrate the fact that supplies arc OF
very moderate proportions. Mills continue
to complain Of difficulties in securing sup
plies of good wheat, ana advicos from Min
neapolis said that No. l dark Northern
spring wheat had sold in that market as
high $3.50.
Receipts We're of fair volume, but appar-
entity th. character of the wheat moving
is not of the grades most wanted by the
mills to supply the demand for high grade
-four, and some milling interests predict
t@hal @ unless wheat comes ont more freely
advance to stu higher levels.
Corn.-Thc corn market again weak
Closing with net losses Of IA to CS+
There was further aggressive selling on
the weakness in live hogs and on favorable
weather and crop advices Furthermore,
country offers We're of larger proportions.
including new crop corn for forward ship
ment and old corn for prompt shipment
white the cash demand was light.
Rumors chat arrangements had been
made to extend credit to Germany caused
Il partial advance in the afternoon, but
wlten these We're denied the 3narket cascd
of and closed heavy. On the whole the
situation was looked upon as verv unset :
tied and aside from covering the demand
was limited despite the belief in some
quarters that the market was in an over
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn no. yellow Sill sl'sSI. sl.s64. sSS
Chicago:
'" DacS"DSr .::. .:.: 1855 :s i:S'. isSi. 1-2,3S
Oats-Thc oats market was heavy
throughout the greater part of the day
closing With net losses of 7sGll.c Com.
mission houses We're active sellers and
while some authorities were disposed to
take a hullish view of the size and quail
ny OF the new crop, buyers were timid
about taking an aggr, ssive stand as it was
the prevailing opinion that it will be diff
declines In, the other markets.
The export situation was again very
unlaVorabie and private cables from Great
Britain said that the Argentine was of
lerins oats there at prices equivalent to
10 to II cents under American offerings.
Ihe local cash market was easy.
Yesterdays Previous Near
New York: close close aro
Oats. No. VIII. S0821. q 81? $O.82I. a 83-
September. $3.50 ii ~.
December IL 1875 -
Kye-Markct firm.
Cash NO. West si.Sss. 1885, sl.5s sI"ss ST.. ST.?
Flour and Menl-Quot ations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close 400
Mimi patent .$lI.50 Sll.50 sI1 90
Nornmea yellow4.5O@4.75 I.5O@4.75 4.50
Bran ........... 400 800 -
Rye flour. 1900 7GO 7..O@7.6O 9a5
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
TEAAS PACIFIC COAL AND OH. COM
PtNN

"a Broad street
New York, September H. 1919.
and oil Company:
The Board Of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
nan per cent q 2,e) and special dlvi-
dend OF eleven per cent. G1&). botn paya-
pie on September 20. 1913. to tne stock
on September Is, 1913
The transfer books Will not close
EDGAR l.. MARSTON. President.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY &,

New York. September 4. 1919
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 40 6s
= quarterly dividend of three per cent
(3fe) on the Common Stock OF this Com
pIany has this day been declared. payable
Wednesday, October l. 1912. to stock hold
ers OF record at the close Of business Mon
day. September 10. 1914
Cheeks viii be mailed bv the fuarantv
Trus; Company of New YORK.
;. 5. DeLANO. Treasurer
II c. WICK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
The Chase National Bank
Of the City of New York

The Board Of Directors has declared
quarterly dividend of 4'e on the espN4'
stock OF TINS bank PAYABLE octobeT l.
1912. to stockholders Of record a; nc
close of business September -k 1912. th'
transfer books viii not close
!. {. ANDREWS, Cashier
September 10. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
open. High. Low.
Southern suot market.

Southern spot markets Galveston,
steady. unchanged at 1850; sales, 800
bales. New Orleans, quiet. unchanged at
29c; sales. $50 bales. Mobile, nominal, un-
changed at $3.50; sales, nil. Savannah,
steady, uncha nged at 2sc sales, 247 bales
Charleston, steady, unchanged at 2Sc,
sales, nil. Norfolk, quiet. unchanged at
2Sc; sales. 100 bales. Baltimore, nominal
% points lower at $3.50; sales, nil Au-
eusta, quiet. 30 points lower. AT 27.3s
sales. 657 bales. Memphis. nominal,
changed, at soc: les. so bales. ST. Louis,
nominal. unchanged. at $3.50; sales. nil
Houston. steady. unchanged. at 90. so :;
sales. 5.7S1 bales. Little Rock. quiet, un-
changed. at @9c sales. 1856 bales
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the J. r. Linde Paper
Company VIII be held the office OF The
company. 100 Beekman Street. Borough OF
Manhattan On Thursday September Is.
1919. at o'clock z. NJ. for the election
OF directors and officers and such other
business may come before the meeting
BETRAM E. LINDE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

The third instaiment OF - OF the - o.,
per cent. dividend upon the Eisht ..rd
cent. Cumulative Convertible fts4f'. =
stock aud the third instaiment oi ss
Of the seven per cent. dividend upon - 80.
Seven Per Cent. Non Cumulative Pfsieits
stock OF Bethlehem Steel corpvi %,sts
which We're declared on January -5 ia
and the i. 'o regular dividend upon ~
Common Stock ana ClasS b Common "a Ss''s an
Of the Corporation. which WAS dee "a 80, 60 l.
1919, 70 the respective holders o' ,,se
OF said four classes OF stock At the Stss
or business on September -. ~, ssd
ipurth insta tainlent of said DIVIDENDS %. .,shje
Zig ht Per Cent. Cumulative tonFr' par
Preferred Stock and on sad seven Iii
Cent cumulative Preferred Stoca rhs
be payable on January .. 1870, 10 ,hs
respective holders of record thereo, ,eis
close OF business December lo' 1'A'
Checks will be mailed.
Dated. September 2. 1919. .~v
r. z. McMATH. SeeretA'''
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. Open. High, Low. Last
10 I.aBelle Ir pr. 1873 123 123 1913
62Tc Marland Ref. IA 7A IA IA
Is Mfrs 1t HIT 533a 53h 537n 53tk
%02 Ohio Fuel Sup % 631. 63 531a
a?6 Okla Gas 80. 34iA 341s - 70
l2600pgh Jerome 45 45 Al ~
900 pgh Mt Shasta 81 81 81 g..
80 Pgh Plate Gl 135 1875 1874 1874
?95 River East on IA 5H 5is hX
1910 do West Oil S3 23Ix 80 81
5000 San Toy ... 10 10 10 10
40 Riv Ea OIL pr %Hh a3S AS 4Hx
500 Ross Mining.
loU S Glass -. asE 33ta 3ala a3%:
$50 u $ steel 1903 1N 1924 1A
10 Wcsting a r ia ia ia Il4
275 Westng Elcc. 5f1. 55M 5tH 5iEs
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton. good in
quiry; middling 5o points lower than
Tuesday. at l7.60d. Sales. 1000. Amer
lean. 5000. Imports. 10000, none Amer
lean Futures opened quiet, at TO 7
points decline from Wednesday. Closed
quiet at a decline of "a to 26 points.
September, 1896, October. 1896; pccem-
Der and January. 1900; March, 1871; May,
l7.S2. Manchester: Yarns, dull cloths.
nuI,-f and nnch anpnl
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Boston Curb

Bid Asked, Sid Asked
Airplanc w La Rose -. 80 40
Bos &; Mon.St SO Majestic co.. % 20
Bohemia e.. ~ Mex Mtls... 5 8
Butte Lon. .lG 1S Moi TunGs. II IL
Cham pion.. New Baltic. :. ~.
CalaVoras... rs - Nti l. ~ T.. y II
Chief Cons. 3H, 37x Nixon ......?J -
con Copper Ga GA N"v Doug ... 13
Cryst al new51 62 Onondaga Is so
Crwn Res. 20 20 Rngr Pete. ID =
Dcnbigh 26 20 Rainier .... ~
Eagle B h. , IA ga : w Mi p )
Fortuna.... syn Mts 81 81
Hous hton.. IA Texana 49,. 81 67
Hona .....20 22 Tn Yer Extl41. ~
| Blossom. 25 40. Victoria ~ 95c |
Iron Cap III l2L.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY 20

,.E1W NV UrN, NNpte'nbcr 3, l9l3.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. 50
A dividend Of one and three-quartars
per cent s4Fs) on the Preferred Stock
OF ms Company has this day been do
CARED payable Wedns sday October l. 1919,
10 stockholders of record at the close of
ous,ness Monday September Is, 1919.
Checks viii be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York
$. 5. DeLANO. Treasurer
II c. WICK, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Cottonseed Oil

COttonsecd Oil-The market was weak
ana lower at the open yesterday under
quite vigorous selling prompted by the
cotton and lard. When shorts ATTEMPTED
to cover. however prices rallied and at
ne close of the day We're steady to firm
at 20 points net lower to s points higher
Total sales for the day were !, 400 barrels
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Detroit
Stocks

Stocks
go Open High Low Last
coiu"Sia %rHla, 'ESn susar tx 49, ,ssa1 ga
Toniinental Motor. lla lIA il1n llAs
rord 81 Canada 400 400 400 400
rudH'n '.......... 26 26 26 90
heo Motor car...... SOL. 3O1. ;,Oas 3Oas
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts wcrc 1ol7S packages
Creamery, higher than extras. lb., 5SM
IS isc: extras, 81 score. 57,ac:' firsts, IS to
81 score. 53 q SIC; seconds. 50 to 81 score.
so q SIC; lower grades. As % t9c; unsalted.
higher than extras. 81 MGli i2c; extras. 60
l160i2c; frsts. "a L q Soc seconds. 81 90
5%c state. dairy. tubs. finest, SO u a &c :;
good to prime SO q ste; common to fair.
4om Sic: ladies, current make. tirsts AZ a
4Sc; seconds. 45 u a &c; lower grade, A
q 45c; packing stock, current :nake. No
/. 40 '2 q 46c; No. .. 15c lower grades. Al
a 44i,c
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
The New York Central Railroad co

NtW 1Ork Septembcr lOth lgIQ
dividend Of one Dollar and Twenty
fiVe cents $i.25) per share. on the cam
clared payable November lst. 1919. At me
oifice Of the Treasurer. to stocAhoIiers OF
record at the close OF business October
lst 1913 '0"0t
MILTON 5. BARGER. Treasurer.