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New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
I'll Paso & Southwestern
Earned Sl4.2O a Share i'm 1918

Report of operations of the Ell Paso
q Southwestern Company for the year
ended December 81, 1918, disclosed net
income after taxes and charges of 3d.
1,699, equivalent to $1420 share
earned on the S25,000,00O capital stock,
compared with $4,071 ,438 or S162s a
share in the preceding year.
Federal compensation amounted to
$4135,113, to which other income of
$685. ,593 was added, bringing the total
to $6,79l, ,706, a decrease of $l,967371
from the year before. Interest, taxes,
rentals, etc, aggregated S3,2iOOO7.
holders of the stock shared 1000 900
IN diVdend disbursements. leaving a
739.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Bankers Buy Notes
OF Canadian Northern

William A. Read & Co. have pur-
chased an issue of $1O,OOO,OO0 Cana
dian Northern Railway notes, secured
by collateral, guaranteed principal and
interest by the Dominion of Canada. 1t
is understood a public Offering of the
notes will be made on Monday on about
the same termS as the recent $75,-
100000 Canadian government 51a per
cent loan.
The last previous issue of Canadian
Northern notes in this market was
made In September, 1917, since which
time more than $2O0OO,O0O of maturing
obligations of the company have been
paid off in cash. All the 100000, 900
outstanding capital stock of the com
pany is owned by the Canadian govern
ment.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Much Short Covering

There was no news to account for
the turn for the better in the market.
Neither had there been news to ac-
count for the selling movement that
developed on Friday. 1t was merely
an incident in a bull stock market.
Professional traders who sold stocks
for the decline the day before and
early yesterday bought them back in
the afternoon at advancing prices. 1t
was the covering of short commitments
that was mainly responsible for the
belated rally. With the exchange
closed to-day most traders did not
care to stay short of the market over
the double holiday.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Pools Active

Pool operations were not discour
eyed by the early decline in prices. It
was the motor group that received the
attention of the speculativ clques
Stutz Motors, for instance, was marked
up from ia to 124h in the face of
falling prices and closed at the top, up
10 points. Studebaker Corporation was
pushed forward from 110A to 117s4
The top price was touched in the last
Afteen minutes. Then selling orders
appeard and brok the stock to 112A
where it, closed 2M points up. Other
strong specialties were General Cigars,
Keliy-Springheld Tire and Stromburg
Carburetor
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Sentiment Bearish

Sentiment in Wall Street is gen.
Serally bearish. Ask the average broker
what he thinks Of the market and he
will say that the market should go
lower on general principles; that the
rise has been too rapid and has gone
too far; that the loan account has been
greatly extended and for the good of
the market liquidation Of long accounts
should be encouraged. From the ac-
on Of the market yesterday, however,
it was evident that the speculative
element felt differently. 1t would not
be surprising, nevertheless, to see
much quieter market during the next
week or two.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Shipping Company Gets Charter

DOVER, Del, July 49, The Amcri-
can Ship and Commerce Corporation
vas granted charter here to day
This is the concern that il said in
financial circles to have been formed
for the purpose Of consolidating the
Cramp Shipbuilding Company, Of Phia-
delphia; the Kerr Navigation Company
OF New York, and other shipbuildine
companies. The company is to issu"
1906. 600 shares Of no stated par value.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
ing stock. current make. No. I, as a As x c {;
No. .. 45iac: lower grades. AZ q 45c.

Checse-Receipts were 3.so5 boxes. in
Guiding 500 boxes in transit for export.
State, whole milk. fresh fats. colored or
white. lb. 32i2 Q33c average run. 3li2
6D32c: lower grades. 23Gl31c; twins. spe
Gals, whites, 32@32a4c; colored, 32i. %
33c; average run white, 81 W3lac; col
Wisconsin, whole milk. twins. fresh. 81 Z
@32Ac: single daisies fresh. white. 3Si.
q 33i2c; colored, 33 3G33Ac: double daisies,
32iac; white, 32i1 @33c: Young Americas,
fresh. 341ac; state, SKINS specials. 24ia
M25hc; prime to choice. 20 q 23c: fair
to good l5Q19c: lower grades. 7Ml4c.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Southern Spot Markets

Dallas steady. co points higher at 34.S0c,
points higher at 35c; sales ,53l bales
New Orleans steady. 25 points higher at
34c; sales, 1918 bales. Mobile nominal.
20 points higher at 33.75c sales nil. Sa-
vannah steady, 80 points higher at SAC;
sales, 997 bales. Charleston steady. 25
points higher Al 33.50c; sales nil. Norfolk
quiet. SO points higher at 49, soc; sales, S2S
bales. Baltimore nominal. 25 points high
er at 34. .75c; sales nil. Augusta quiet. %
points higher at 33.75c; sales, 230 bales
Memphis steady. unchanged at SAC; sales
2,200 bales; ST. Louis steady SO points
higher at 34c; sales nil. Houston steady
so points higher at 3515c: sales. 2,0l6
33.75c; sales. 470 bales
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Sterling exchange, whose rapid de-
cline was checked Thursday afternoon,
showed further improvement yesterday.
Short covering was believed to have
caused the rise. Cables at the close
yesterday were quoted at SAB.
Francs, which moved on the decline
with sterling, also advanced with rates
on London yesterday.
(Quoted dollars to the pound,)
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Brokers' Loans Expanding

hIUNVT, I-UdHS EApdIUIIIR
The activity of recent days has again
led to considerable increase in
brokers' loans, which must influence
the general financial situation Of the
country. In view OF the fact that we
are practically committed to a large
financial reconstruction programme in
Europe, which necessitates the expen-
diture of large sums of money, leading
banking circles do not look with favor
upon the present craze Of speculation.
-JoscphthGl &c Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

ESgs-Receipts were 49, $40 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen. 53@54c; extra
hrsts. 49 q sc; frsts As q 4sc; seconds and
poorer, 80 q 44c; dirtics, No. !. 35 n SIC.
No. and poorer. % q 34c. checks. good To
choice. airy. 81 a 35c; under grades. 20 a
3Oc state, Pennsylvania and nearby Nest
ern henne-y whites fine to fancy. 63 Il CSC. :.
fair to prime 55@ SIC; gathered whites.
common to prime. 50W 6Sc. Pacific Coast.
whites. Sc q 59c: other Western and South
ern. gathered whites. AS q 60c. state, Penn
sylvania and nearby. hennery browns
fancy, So @ 5Sc; gathered browns and mixed
colored, graded. fancy. 81 SAC: fair TO
nrime. A3 q SOC.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
CHANGE OF NAME

"RESOLVED unanimously by all ths
stockholders OF Roth Carnegie, Inc.
at meeting duly convened this 10Th day
OF July. 1919. at p. m. that II is desir-
able that the corporate name OF said com
pany should be changed from that OF
Roth Carnegie. Inc. to the name
Hattie Carnegie Inc. : therefore be IL
RESOLVED by the unanimous vote ana
consent of all the stockholders that pro-
cecdinCs be had and taken by the cor.
poration to authorizes the said company
70 assume the name. Hattie Carnegie. Inc.
in tn" manner required by law and tnas
the President and Secretary he and ihey
hereby directed to s'gn. verify ana
acknowledge proper certificates and on
other Instruments for that purpose ana
to affix thr seal OF the corporation thereto,
and said officers are also authorized ana
hereby permitted to sign. verify and
acknowledge the certificate required
by law TO be fled with the Secretary OF
State and also In the office OF the County
Clerk OF New York County. in which the
principal business office of the company .
lcca ted an" 10 do whatever may be
necessary In accordance with law to enece
such change of name"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Copper Metal and Copper Shares

Copper metal has risen about 35
rer cent in price from the low quota
ton of the year-15 cents pound.
The average price of the leading cop
Isr stocks in the securities market has
moved up around 40 per cent
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
THE TRENTON POTTERIFs co.

Trenfon- y J july y. ~
DIVIDEND 30 -
A. a meeting Of the Board ~ Directors
hold this day dividend Of ONE PtH
CENT Gos) was declared on the NON
Cumulative Preferred Stock OF The COM
pany. payable July 25 1919 10 stock
holders of record at o'clock ? N. jay
II. 1919. Transfer books do not close
G. F. LANTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INC.

so Church Street,
New York
The Board OF Directors has declared
quarterly dividend Of one and Three
fourths GaD Per Cent upon the Pre-
ferred Stock of this Company Tor the
three months ended June 30. 1919. pay".
bic August II. 1919. to stockholders Ok
record at the close of business on July 81.
1919. Transfer books do not close
l.. & LARSEN.
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
a Liquidating Market

For the present it promises to be
liquidatng stock market until the
Block MdloneY & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
"Cotton Is Cheap"

We believe that cotton is cheap at
the present level and that before the
crop is we'll Pn the market we shall
see much higher prices, with an ever
increasing tendency as the season adj
vances.-H. F. Bachm,an e Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton in mod
crate demand. Sales, 1000; American.
5000 Imports $1,000, all American Fut-
ures opened steady at 90 to "a points
advance Closed irregular at a net ad-
vance of rs to 46 points. July, II so:
Oct, 21.45; Dec. 21.44 Jan. 2143: March.
z 81 Manchester: Yarns. fair demand at
full rates; cloths strong and active.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Breadth of the Market

The trading list comprised 29s as%
ferent issues, or twenty-one less than
the day before. Dealings in stocks
were 1,433 300 shares
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
The range of prices follows:
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

H"'tcr-Rcccipts were 7.S7o packages
creamery, higher than extras. H., h4,a
IS to 81 score 81 y q b3lsc seconds. Sc
to 81 score, 4oia5lc; lower grades. ara
aoc. unsnlted. higher than extras 57is
Mbsc; extras. b6ia @57c: nrsts b4@b8c
seconds, o. G531sc ntate dairy tubs, fnost.
b3@b3Ac; good to prime. 60@b2,ac:
common to fair, $50 4oc; renovated nrsta,
90 u a 81 hc; lower grades, AZ a S0c; lndlcs
current make hrsts. +7h a. AS1 " b; seconds.
46g46hc; lowor grades. <4W46ho; pack
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

Pound at 81 in
Week, Paish Predicts
. Ne1U York Tribune
Enrnnenn Buredu


European Bureau
copyright 1919 New York Tribune lnc)
LONDON, July 1S.-The British
economist, Sir George Paish, told
The Tribune spondent to-day
that he would not be surprised If
sterling exchange fell to 81 within
a week.
LONDON, July 18.-Speaking at
Wandsworth, in the suburbs, to-day,
George H. Roberts, the Food Con-
troller, said he had been informed
by his financial advisers that the
British sovereign was now worth
about $4.25 in the United States.
1t might shortly depreciate, his ad
visers had added, to only $4.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock EXCHANGE
but not traded in Yesterdav.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

structive demonstration we are looking
for in it is based upon moro funda-
mental grounds than mere technical
situation in the market.-Shonnard.
Mills & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Silyer.-London, 54Ad; New York
$1.o51a; Mexican dollars, S15s@355sc.

London Money Market.-LONDON,
July Disclosing money 2 7-S per cent
Discount rates, short bills, 3 7-16M
1-2 per cent; three months bills,
9-16@3 So per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon, 1000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
Sugar. granulated, per lb. 7.45
Coffee Rio. No. l. per lb. 23H 8Hs
Sugar-No new developments were re-
ported in refined sugar yesterday. The de-
mand continues active and larger than the
supply, although distribution is going on
at record rate The arrivals of raw
below requirements for melting with a
corresponding reduction in working stocks
The strike, to date has interfercd but lit
tie in the arrivals of raws, but ccntin-
uance may prove serious matter No
purchases of raw sugar were reported.
COfec-Futures ruled generally easier
yesterday with prices gradually working
off on the call July was | point higher,
other months 55 10 As points lower. The
lirazil cables were easier and reports from
the cost and freight markets and the local
spot situation showed lower tendency
which caused considerable selling Final
prices were 80 to SO points net lower.
cillcial carly cables reported Il decline OF
the RIO spot market of 325 reis with SAN
tos futures 76 to 215 rcis lower A later
santos cable reported further losses OF l25
to $50 reis, with another cable just before
the close reporting July and August not
quoted, with recovery in other months
OF l5o reis. Receipts at the two principal
ports have been more liberal lately being
22,oO0 bags. compared with 23. 900 a year
ago
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Money and Credit

Inere was plentiful supply OF
mixed money offered by the banks yes
terday at per cent, and in the after
noon rates eased off to 515 per cent.
Industrial call funds we're not so abun-
dant, and the rate held up to per
cent throughout the day
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with a year ago, were
as follows:
Call money:
Yesterday. Year ago.
Per cent. Per cent.
On mixed collateral. g. 6
On indus. collateral. 6N
Time money (mixed collateraD:
Sixty days ....... 8 534@6
Ninety days ........ s 534 @6
Four months ....... 6 534@6
Five to six months. 6 53A@6
Bank Acceptances.-Rates were un-
changed yesterday as follows:
Thirty Sixty Ninety
Spot de- days. days. days.
livery: Per cent. Per cent Per ,nt
Eligible
banks ....4A@4 4A@4h 4h@4H
Eligible
non-mem-'
Der banks4h@4 4h@4A 43a@4h
Ineligible
bank bills.5A@4ka 5A@4H 5I4@4s4
Fs- delivery within thirty days:
Per cent
Eligible member banks. . 4is
Eligible non-member banks. ... 4Ta
Ineligible bank bills .... 6
Bank Clearings.-Bank cearings yes
teroay we're:
Exchanges. Balances
New York $92e,41o,s81 S79,o23,e41
Chicago ...... 110,765, 1902 11,153,537
Philadelphia .. 82,351,a52 19,476,219
Sub-Treasury. The Sub-Treasury
gained s2,277,0 900 from the banks on
Thursday.
Silver.-London, 54Ad; New York.
$1.051a; Mexican dollars, 815sM355sc.
London Money Market.-LONDON,
July Disclosing money 2 7-S per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

Sub-Treasury. - The Sub-Treasury
gained s2,277000 from the banks on
Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
SAFEGUARD ECONOMIC
WELFARE OF SOLDIERS
War Department Writes Mayors OF
All Principal Cities, Offering
Cooperation.
INJUSTICE OF UNEMPLOYMENT
Federal Government Wishes to- Help
It's Men Until They Have Been
Rcabsorbcd Into Normal Business
Operations OF Country.
TBy Associated press.i

WASHlNGTON. March i3.-Letters
were addressed to the Mayors of all
principal cities today by Arthur
Woods. special assistant TO tho Secrc-
tary Of War. asking cooperation in
efforts 10 Safeguard the economic
welfare OF soldiers who have been dis
charged from the service and arc re-
turning to your state and city TO re-
establish themselves in civil life"
The opportunity that the Wsr De-
partment has to actively serve the en-
listed man." Mr.. Woods wrote, "eX-
p;reS. i; might he thought. with their
separation from tho service. fully paid
and with Il $50 bonus and trauspor,a-
ton to their homes. The moral re-
sponsibility does not end until the SOL
dicr has been absorbed b. normal civil
life.
Feeling this moral obligation as we
do. the purpose of the War Department
is to coordinate, through my Of
ncc. the various activities OF the Fed
eral. State and city governments. as
we'll as those Of private organizations,
looking to~a system which VIII mini
miZe the injustice and the peril OF UNI
employment OF discharged soldiers. The
War Department wants to do all il can
MIR. Woods expressed the opinion
that the vast majority OF discharged
soldiers return to their prc-war &C.
equations naturally. He added: "As
business man / believe that the SER
vices Of n discharged soldier are an ex-
ccllcnt buy for an employer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
CASUALTIES NUMBER 218;
NINETEEN KILLED IN ACTION
Americana Die OF Wounds
and 121 Are Victims of
DfScnSe.

given out today by the Committee on Public
Information show total OF 2is casualties
divided AS follows: Killed In action 10
missing in action. .: died or wounds. - died
from accidents and other causes. 81: died
ed tdegree unde erminedp 3.
. Nlrg!nians and North Carollnians In tho
lists are
KILLED IN ACTION
co,er. Paul A.: T MaTnsfsia va
Fenneii Jenkins; ivanhoe. y. c.
DIED TROY WOUNDS.
Sergeant.
Bowman. william; Penn Laird Va
Pury.a.. wilton c g? lacrosse Va
Pollard. Clarence H.; kichn,ond. ya.
DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES.
u Private.
hunt fA0 bIED 81 or Ai nTsE 4
privntcs.
Walker. Lester: South Boston. va
hnsoon i.oSd La son: Robertsonrille. y. e.
IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERNiISED)
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Ravn.r Albert. Hbr r1a g
PORTED MiSSiNG il ACTiON.
Private.
Ross. Robert L.: Gibson. y. G.
RErU rSH4nb po m RT rSEx GpTSI RE-
Privates.
Downs ,;or!se F.: Sterling. Va
league. John f: Hays. y. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
APPOINTED TO WEST POINT
Blackstone and Fnrmviile Boys 10
Take Entrance Examinations
March IS.
[Ry Associated pre..l

by Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. March, 13.-Appoint-
ments to the West Point Military Acad-
envy. announced By the War Depart
ment. TO take entrance examinations
beginning March is, include:
Florida-First District, Richard II.
McMaster. 6l2 Delean Street, Tampa
Donald Beck, first alternate, Manatee:
Seth Miller second alternate Plant
City.
Georgia--Sixth District, William l..
Proctor, Jr, Mercer University, Macon.
North Carolina-Seventh District,
John +. Horton. first alternate, Wades-
boro.
South Carolina-First District. Ed
ward II. Mccullough. Charleston
George j.. Harvin, first alternate, Har-
win: George *. steinmeyer. Jr.. lii
Beaufain Street. Charleston. s. c.; Will
liam c. Lewis, second alternate,
Charleston.
Virginia-Fourth District. Benjamin
+. Moriss, Blackstone; Oscar T. North
ington. Jr, first alternate. Lacrosse;
Robert c. Watkins. Farmville: Dale
p Morgan. first alternate, Mattoax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT
GIVES IMPORTANT OPINIONS
Many Cases OF Statewide interest
Settled by Decision OF
Tribunal.
The Virginia Supreme Court OF APP
poals handed down opinions in the

Tho Virginia Supreme Court OF APP
poals handed down opinions in the
following eases:
by Judge Stafford 6. white. president:
South Norfolk Land Company ct al V,
Tebauit ct ala Court OF Law and Chanocry
OF CITY IF Norfolk. Decree reversed In part
and affirmed in part
"nsRsST COUNT" nc TSdE"f ru, o|r
S Sars S.iy of Newport News. Judgment re-
ny Of Of Mrssa essrt 81 ;y
Of Richmond order reversed
n s%"F "'SHn a k slI and COMPANY
It al Circu,l Court OF l.1nenburE COUNTY.
@s"r 81 ss c Ct wEs, Ct osny A Ds
o syrd Q, CIV or
oof beSrs cTsa Court
Western Union T"!egraph COMPANY y.
X'laeiis Coast Realty G;onntny V. Town.
or Tetersburg: .iudgrnen, reverscd
yirsiniI Taie = soapa,ons Company. Inc;
cGT53 Of City OF
nd Gopny OF NGI,nl Gy Of n
COUNT order nmended and atfirmsSI
chancery Court OF City OF Richmond. Dc
cree reversed.
Moor. y. Norfolk and Western Railway
County. Judgment reversed.
ti,y OF Rlchmord Y. Virginia Railway and
Power COMPANY. chancery Court OF city
Of Richmond. Decree reversed.
by Judge Robert Il. PrCntis:
BcrRa I'd -SE.:th Company. ct ais V. Ber-
nard. Circuit Court OF CITY Of Lynchburg.
Judgment affirmed
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY
Of Riehmond; Judsncn, affirmed;
". o
Northa mpton County. Decree affirmed.
Eester'5 Executors V. Philips Executrix.
Court Of Law and ChanGery OF City of Nor
Adarns Y: Tri-City Amusement Company.
Degree amended and renianded.
Graham ct ais Corporation Court OF city
BY Judge Martin p. Burks:
Lcachman. Treasurer. V. Board OF Super
yisors Of Prince William County Circuit
Court of Prince William County. Judgment
affirmed.
ais Circuit Court OF Fairfax County. De-
Troiter '. p !, dp Pom. dc Nemouss and
County. Judgment reversed.
Clark ct ais V. Lang. Circuit Court of
Buckingham County. Judgment reversed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
ASK POLICE PROTECTION
FOR TOWB0AT CREWS
Boat Owners Say Harbor Strike SYM
pathlzcrs Have Mennccd Their
Employees.
fBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. March 13.-Police pro-
lection for employees OF the New York
Towboat Exchange was asked by
Gerald II. Keller: its manager. The
complaint Is said to be based on n
threat OF harbor strike sympathizers
20 drop line in the propeller of Il
tug and assault the crew.
Paul Bonynge, counsel for the pri-
vate boat owners, stated that an at
tempt had been made 4 few days ago
to sink two boats by opening their
seacocks.
Fears that the coal shortage caused
by the harbor strike would ncccssi-
tate the shut down of the subway and
Rapid Transit Company were dispelled
by Theodore =. Shonts, president of
the company. who said that arrange
ments were made yesterday to insure
an adequate supply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
De Gaetani. lots %. n. %. as, block Z. High
Iano Springs. March /. 1919. $3.50.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.

No. @-Trauercan VS. divers Admins
TRAITOR. argued and submitted
No. 6T-Rhoades ct ais VS. Banking Trust
and Mortgage Company. partly argued and
No. 6S-Southern Manufa curing COMPANY
vs. kiavan. to be submitted on briefs.
Next cases TO be Oiled:
No. 1o-Chandlcr W.. Baltimore. Chesapeake
and Atlantic Hallway Company.
No. O-Shelton vs.. Shelton
20. e. i. Schmidt a. Co. VS.. walHnger
NO 6e-Johnson ct ais VS.. Lake Drurnmon nd
No. I3-Echelbaum VS.. Klaff G Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
On the Curb Market.

tho Curv today recorded material gain oyer
The finals of Yesterday Prices later were
influenced by the depression which ma rIIcd
dealings in other markets aud by the frccr
offerings OF stocks. which resulted in the
carly gains being subsequently shaded to-
ward .hc close. although nnal prices IN most
instances were above those OF the preceding
session.
OILS were fairly active at the start. but
became quiet and heavy. Metals were again
without special feature.