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The Washington times., 1919-12-11
SAYS. BAKER is DONE.

Charlie Herzog, visiting the mag
mates in New York. insists that Frank
Baker is done on the diamond. Miller
Huggins expects to play Wilson Few
ster on the hot corner if Baker fails
to report.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
LEADS IN TWO WAYS.

The Brooklyn Dodgers had the
largest number Of putouts, $3.50. and
The most assists, 1904, of all National
League clubs in 1919.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
G0NZAGA WINS GAME.

Gonzaga Midgets started off on vic
torious career again this year in de-
feating the Epiphany Gym midgets
by % to is.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
RAISE THE LIMIT.

The National League has raised the
thirty-day limit for training. Next
spring this will be for each manager
to decide for himself
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
WANTS TO PLAY GAMES.

The Aloysius basketball team. T. b.
Pollard. manager, l24 w street north
west, wants games with high school
and independent teams. A game is
desired for Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
WANTS MORE MONEY.

While not talking of holding out,
Jimmy Ring, the Cincinnati pitcher,
says he wants more money next sum
mer than he drew last
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
EASTERN WINS 1T.

Eastern's basketers got start yes
terday in defeating the Friends Sc
lect School team by a score Of "a to
Is.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
BURNS. is LEADER,

George Burns, of the New York
Giants,> was the National Leagues
leading outfielder with a record Of
$50. He made but three errors In
139 games.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
SHOTTON is LAST.

Bert Shotton is the last of all l>the
regular outfelders in the National
League for 1919, his fielding average
being .s27 in 81 games.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
KEEPS HOLIDAY DATE.

Brown University will retain it's
Thanksgiving Day football date with
Columbia next year.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
STARTS. NEXT WEEK.

Central High starts up next week
In basketball. taking on the Mt. st.
Josephs team on Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
WELLS is ELECTED.

Delbert Wells, member of the
freshman class at Western, was elect
ed to lead the basketball team yes
terday.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
RIVERSIDE DEFEATED

Limerick A. c. basketers won a ls
to "a decision over the Riverside lads
yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
TRADING IN CURB
STOCKS is QUIET
Prices Rally Slightly During
Later Part of Session of
Market. ..-.

8 Business in Curb securities yesterday
was comparatively quiet and weakness
was found in the list during the greater
part Of the session. Toward the close
prices rallied slightly. Renewed light
sfrost issues. particularly among the
oils. Houston Oil declined several
I points and Midwest Refining about two.
Merritt OIL rallied in the last hour and
New England Fuel established a new
high, selling at 14S against so, at
which the stock sold several weeks ago.
Standard OIL securities were generally
lower, but their losses were small and
trading quiet. Among thf lower-priced
oils there was a further heavy de-
mand for Southwestern Producing.
which sold to a new high following, the
report that negotiations were pending
/ for the purchase of additional land,
which would bring the company's pro-
duction to 5000 barrels daily. Cana
dian American OIL will be introduced
TO the market to-day.
4 For time activity was directed to
the bond section, in which an unusually
large number of securities were dealt.
There were sales in Armour serial notes
for the first time in several weeks and
their advances ranged from a fraction
to more than two points. Transactions
TOOK place IN StudeDaker rs OF 1Szy at
n gain of more than two points. Inter-
boro Rapid Transit Is were firm early.
but reacted. Packing issues were firm.
Industrial stocks. as a rule, were
lower, but many strong spots were to
be found. Famous Players sold to a
new high. An advance of more than
two points was recorded in Santa Co.
celia Sugar. Swift International de-
clined four points from the opening, but
recovered most Of the loss before the
close. Remington Typewriter and Lima
Locomotive declined several points from
the opening level Savold Tire Issues
were unchanged.
I Mining shares were active, but irreg-
ular.~ There was unusual activity in
Howe Sound and a good demand for
Seneca Copper. Magma Copper moved
three points higher on exchange OF a
few hundred shares of stock. Cerbat
Silver was steady.
Total sales and range Of prices fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
Business Troubles.


GEORGE w MURRAY voluntary natl
ZION OF George w. Murray Big indian.
n. T. shows liabilities OF ,a'ssO and
itors arc: Thomas ]. Bryant al In
dian dian n; r., 1900; Foryseth q Davis
1880, and A. ID. Murray OF ClaryyIile
~. T.; 500 Brinnier, canheld q Brin-
NORRIS RoTHscHILpHA voiun t,GTne ys.
tition OF Morris Rothschiid, sal East
l1sth street, shows liabilities Of az Sis
ana no assets. The three largest cred.
itors are: zilberman- Rothschiid Furni
$500; Public Storage warehous. S rem
pany. Inc, % East 18th street, ;sos.
and Gimbel Bros, Thirty second street
and Sixth avenue. S5Sl. Leonard Klein
c,I Hector street Is tho attorney.
ton of Charles @. Gelser. iIti FoT
street. shows liabilities OF ,i.iss and
assets OF $40. The three largest cred
itors are; Richard Thibaut, i5s Madi-
son avenue, t2bs; Benjamin siIvermsn,
tional white Lead and Color WoTrs
Brooklyn. sos. Alfred q. Steiner. al
Liberty street. Is the attorney.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were flied yes
the debtor: Va
BROOKLYN Heights r. r. Co.
and Jennie McGuiness-C De
ssmpScc 'pn. d. Cam ;m,;n.'iy,,'''.'..... i'co
Benors q Pitrs. is;e. .wdd, s'S'"7
Bon,nlef' Riehiai:;ii c.-chafl.. 1880
BsrsS. wiliisrid Hi.-Psik Laan. 1881"
oEy Co. Inc '''''''.'....,.... 7oIss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
PURCHASES FALL,
PAYMENTS GROW
Indebtedness Continues to De-
crease, Except in Rocky
Mountain Section.

While purchasing in all but one section
of the country declined this week as
compared with the preceding week. an
increase in payments is indicated, ac-
cording to the Credit Barometer OF the
Credit Clearing House. showing the rela-
tive fiuctuation of merchandising activi-
ties as reflected in reports on more than
$4,000 separate transactions. totalling
approximately 100000. The report
shows that indebtedness continues to
decrease except in the Mountain section.
Recent activities would indicate. 1t
Is said. that stocks are being materially
reduced, which should result in early
buying for the fall season.
Taking the country as a whole, pur-
chases showed a decrease OF g per cent,
as compared with last week, while in
debtedness declined 4 per cent. and pay
ments increased IL per cent. As COM
pared with the same week last year, pur-
chases declined 81 per cent, indebted
ness declined 3.6 per cent. and payments
increased 30 per cent
In the East section purchases declined
~ per cent. Indebtedness increased q
per cent. and payments increased 10
per cent The Middle Agricultural is
the only section to show higher pur-
chasing activities, the increase over last
week being is per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
WAR LOANS IN NEW YoRK

weight. s2o7Oa2oso; medium we,xbt
$40 500 1880: light weight. $40 so a ?o.s5;
lights. tls.35 n 1850: heavy packing sows
smooth tl9. a 20,25: packing sows rough
'ls4o@lss5; pigs '1s.s59I9.s5
Cattle-Receipts. 5000: beef steers slow
about steady; butcher stock steady to l5c
lower; calves strong to 35o. up; feeders
steady; estimated tomorrow 1000 Beef
ana prime, sl6,75@ls; medium and Eood'
Nt@l7; common. Si1.75@1426; light
weight. good and choice, Sl4l50i7; COM
mon and medium, Sl05oall2S: butcher
cattle heifers. }S.259i5.26; cows Ss.i56
1850 Gamers and cutters, $3.50 veal
calves, light and handy weight slS.7B0
steers. Ss.5o9l375.
sheep-Receipta 5000: market uneven:
early sales OF good and choice lambs arm
TO higher. closed dull, weak to 25c lower:
estimated tomorrow. 1000. lambs. 81
pounds down, 3ls5oal6: So pounds up, sis
@ltsoi culis and common, ss.5odi?75;
springs sle.5061s; yearling wethers Sii.fS
500 ll.5o; culls and common, Si5o6s.7S'
ST LOUIS. May le.-Hoss-Rec.,p,,
e;2Op ibe. higher. Lights. 32oloQ 1890
a.. q 20 o % good heavy. s2o65 q 2o.95; bulk.
Cattle-Receipts. LOO; steady. Natlye
beef steers, s1l.50dis.5O: yeariinE steers
ana heifers, 80. 5Oa16; COWS. $40 50dll3.5o
stockers and feeders. slO6l36O: fair to
cows and heifers. s7B09i5; Gamers and
1850. ''''@
sh 'ep--R Receipts. 200: steady. lambs
si90ls.5oi ewes, {ls9lA50; Gamers and
choppers sL5o9lL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
nom: COW. 1850. sis: :. $50. $50; ). IS

yania steers, l.o7l, tis75. Tobin a Shan
non; COW. 1880. Sls; ?. $50. $3.50; j. "
oil.
CALvEs-Receipts. 1910 head; 1.2so .on
sale. Market active and steady. The pens
were cleared, Common to prime veals
IS; little calves. 3lo@l2. Dressed calves
ID, a few choice do, use: country dressed
Do saiesWs Sanders, IIs vsais. IA ms
average, $3.50; il9, l26, 3l1; IFS, i:l,
ii6.75: Z, ito. si6; 9. los. $3.50; .. 80.
as: 2, 80, sl4; culls, ITO. tlsi .. 10. tl1,
arse 81 luis ms ~ q; si' 'i 49, Sill II
ysals ias. ,i7.sS; &C. lsa; 'is.5o; =, los:
IS veals IOs. si7; I little calves. TO. $40.
,ls; los; as little sal .;; g. ,s az;
T. Dreelan; IS mixed calves io5. r4.So.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts, 1850
head: cars on sale. sheep and lambs
very dull and une\snly lower: spring
lambs nominaiy steady. Fairly prime
sheep (ewes) sold at 5000 per 100 lbs.
common 70 ordlnery lambs u2Sl26o.
per h. a few choice wethers 22c, dressed
lambs quiet; real choice do. scarce and
steady. Western dressed lambs selling at
81 a 30c. per ID. city dressed do. 2s@32;
few fancy lambs. 3sa34c. dressed spring
lambs. 34142c. Country dressed dollhouse
i lion 40. rT .ss e! 'iOS per carcass im'''-
sales.Tohln shsnnon: ago Ohio
lambs, 90 lbs. average. slei I sheep. so.
81. si2TS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEFyES-Rocrirts, 1925 head: 81 car.
on sale; market active and strong to
higher on "vrY thing: the yards were
cleared. Fair TO choice steers sold at
3l4.5o4 l765 per 100 lbs. bulls, sl00lsBO'
cows. s5@l3; tailends, 81. Dressed beef
quiet; common TO prime native sides sell
Ing at 2lm25kc per H.
Sales-Kerns Commission Co.: 20 Penn
sylvania steers l,2l6 lbs. average, sIs.l5;
Is; l'liG $3.50; q. s7l. .l+.bO; bull.
.l0.25. s, sanders: 80 Ohio steers, i,iis,
tl6.?6; Is, l,ll7, Sl6.lO; 6, 1908, 1910:
20 Virginia, Ills, SIC; 22 Pennsylvania,
Lose. $3.50; 9 bulls. 1923. .,li.5o; 8,
various weights, Nais. MePherson q Co - !:
so Kentucky steers. 1904. sl5.S5; / bull,
|; aoS; 'is'SOi 81 1921. ,is;5G: =. l'tss,
.I2.25; 3. Lose. .sii'5O; 2. 1895 ,iiaS:
s :, 81 go 'lS:75i y, So $50 =, ,LStI'
81. 8. $40. SEQ; 2, $40. 1850; 8, ss5. So:
g. sSgll.7S. Newton & Co.. 10 Psnnsyl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
EX-DIvIDEND TABLE.
PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-creamery higher than extras,
ID. 60h q Sic; extras. 90 score. soc; frsts
So TO 81 score. 5sa 5slac; seconds. So to
81 score, 55@57hc, lower grades, 5la54c. /:
unsaited, higher than extras, 63h q SAC. |;
extras. 62h 963c.: hrsts. 60 a 62c. seconds,
5sssse xoS STATE T., dairy dairy: tsS' finest $50
to fair, ASA 55c., renovated, extras, So C. ;
nrsts. 81 q 52hc: lower grades. t795oc. /;
imitation creamery. frs!s, soS5lG ladies,
&c; lower grades. 4945c; packing stock,
+4c,; lower grades. 4oa4shc.
colored. h., sax T32Ac.; white. sec; av-
erage run. colored. 3lA a 2c.: white. sln
asl%c.: lower grades, 3oa3lc.; twins,
specials. white. sits G2isc;; cOlOred. s2c; I;
slh qsl%c,; lower grades sO9 sic; wis
consin. whole milk. twins, fresh. slh
49, s2; single G,, daisies fresh eOl91sd gao
Young Americas. frosh. 22a32Hc,; state.
skins specials. 2S924c:: prime to choice.
goa zee fair to good. l6alsc.; lower
grades. safe.
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras, dozen.
50l5 a Sic; storage packed, extra hrsts,
4sh q soc. nrsts. 4sg4sc.; gathered. extra
t Gs sodt Ista S.atiSs.
dirties. NO. l. ssaa@S.; So o ana pod aSs
a 42c.; under. grades, IS g4Oc,; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby Western, hennery
whites. nne 70 fancy. sag 55e,; ordinary to
to nne. 49g sac; Pacific coast. whites,
extras. 65c. Western ARD Southern. gath
cred whites, isd52ci State. Pennsylvania
gathered brown and mixed colors. 46Q6lc.
PROvISIONS-Pork unsettled; mess, 357
45s; family. $50 q 81; short clear. sag
a4sj packet ,Ss q SO; extra India mess.
se0 g61 Hogs ARM bacons, 2s%c,; $40
niskI.S 5o% Clear Pigs 2's ssl1s. arm
sailed clear. 1920 lbs. 3lhc Greases
quiet; yellow. llnl2c; choice house, iOH
ollie; picked hams firm: regular, 1912
lbs, 34hc.: skinned. 1920 lbs, s1%c.
Tallow strong; city special loose lac.
Lard easy; middle West. 500, SIS a SO 90 :
steady Continent. 500; South America,
$3.50 25; Brazil, kegs, 1925; compound
steady, 2cg wy 9. Stearine nrm; city lard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17

Coffee Cables-Rio was 70 reis higher for Is
AZ l2siOo. Exchange SID higher at l4xd
Receipts 5000 bags and stock 90, 900 bags In
Santos spots were 100 reis higher at 1890 for
- ana lN3DO for rs. Receipts 5000 bags and
stock $3.50 900 bags. Santos futures were rs 10
% refs higher: Receipts at the ports were 49,
Wo bags, against q, 900 last year. Sac Pauio
mad 30 O0aE gatnst "a 900. and Jundiahy II ooe,
against is. 900 bags year ago. Cleared from
Victoria 5000 bags for New York and 20 900 for
New Orleans Tho weather In Sac Paulo was
hne in three districts and cloudy in two with
temperatures ranging from 50 to 80 degrees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
Wool Price. Up in England.

LONDON, England, May ia few
lots OF superior Melbourne greasy
merinos again made high prices at the
wool auction here to-day, with 7os
Welding Sc per cent at 57hd. and sos
yielding 90 per cent. at SD. Excellent
lines OF New Zealand lambs, SIS, made
SD. to SD. super Sos SD. ASS, 42d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
Late Deliveries of Fall Clothing.

AS Indicated by reports In various
quarters OF the wholesale clothing mar
ket, mems apparel for fall not only will
be high In price but scarce as well and
deliveries will be much later than usual.
To avoid trouble IN the fall several Of
che leading manufacturers already are
advising their retail trade what they
may not expect In the way of deliveries.
These advices vary according to the
situation In which the house finds itself
IN respect to piece goods and labor. but
all aeree that orders cannot be taken
unless the merchants are ready to accent
without conflict deliveries later than has
been the custom in normal years.
leading manufacturer In the New
York market Is preparing to ask mer-
chants TO accept fall deliveries of suits
up to December and overcoats up to
January !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
VIII Fight Returned Good. Evil


WAsHINoroN. May ton
is being given by officials of the indus.
trial Cooperation Service OF the Denart-
ment Of Commerce. It was learned TO-
day. as to the best means of cooperating
with the National Association OF CredIt
Men In carrying on a campaign of edu-
cation against unjustifed return of mer-
chandise.
onicials OF the service bureau and
credit men will meet in New York MAY
~ to discuss the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
COFFEE MARKET.

There was a renewal of buying In the
coffee market yesterday. On the call
prices were irregular, 0 points higher to
2 points lower. but worked rapidly up
ward during the day. closing net un-
changed to an advance of "a points. The
local spot market was dull and neg
lected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
Exports From New York.

Wheat. 235.537 bu.: -four. 1893
sacks; grass seed. 40 bags; lard, $50, 900
lbs {; grease. 10000 lbs. corn, 1907
bu.: barley, 21o.o27 bu beef, 24O ties.
oacons, 2,O52.225 lbs, ; eggs. 1000 cases
lubricating oil. It's. 900 gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
COFFEE STATISTICS
Postpone stock Exchange Dinner.

The second annual dinner of the As
ISOLATION OF Stock Exchange Firms has
been postponed indefinitely owing to a
death In the family Of William H. Rem
lex, president OF the New York Stock
Exchange. The dinner was to have been
held at the Hotel Commodore on Nav 23.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united States Coast and Geodcdc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. .6:3s A N Sun sets. .s:W r N
Moon rises. ....10:34 p N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. e:os A M Gov. Island .io.9 A n
He'll Gate......R0l A M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .<:l2 A N Gov. Island. .+:S A N
He'll Gate......6:S A NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
DETROIT.
Omen. HiRh- ]

HOGs-Receipts. $3.50 head: half a car
on sale. Market steady at $40 ga 81 per
100 lbs; pigs. s1o,75d 20; rouEhs, sis.
saies-s. Sanders: 80 state hogs 1919
lbs. average. s2li 2 roughs. 255. SIS Me
pherson Co.; 4 State hogs. 2os. s21; Q
Live stock Markets ie Other cities.
KANSAS CITY. May S-Hox.-R..
eeipts. 5000; strong TO 10 cents higher.
TiSpi bulk ,ao'S SHSss; ssSyies
1910 lights. tis,75 02o.5o: light lights.
5000; heavy packing sows. S2o02o.5O;
cattle--ReceIpts. 900 and 100 calves.
Beef cattle 10 to 15c, higher; she stock
steady TO a shade higher: calves steady.
stoeksrs and feeders uneyenly lower; beef
and prime, ,is76oisa5: medium and
good. sl6boa1e.75; common, si26O a
1850; light weight, good and choice, s1425
ql6.7b; common and medium. $40 25 q
t.75; butcher cattle. heifers, 37,659l5.10;
sews, ss'sS Oils; eanners and cutters,
weight, sio.6o@lS.25; feeder steers. $40
@l5.6O; stocker steers. ss9i4.60.
sheep-Receipts. 500; no fresh stock;
holdover selling generally steady. Lambs.
81 pounds down. ,i69ls,3o: s5 pounds up.
sl5.75917.75; culls and common. ,ii o
ewes. ,s5o9Ia: ewes, cuIls and common,
s. $3.50: breeding ewes, ss.50@l7; feeder
lambs. N3gl65o: angora goats, $3.50 q
S75.
CHICAGO. May Ie-Hoes-Receipts. a.
900; market active; l09l5c higher than
Yesterdays average: top 5000; estimated
tomorrow. 1000. Bulk. 5000 1885, heavy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL. WORLD

Butler. Mary-Lannin Rlty Co, 49,
BueSslter, samuei.B. Rich..... iii iii
Craft, Rose, and Morris spodek-
cumSsrisnd ch.miicai corpn-J. wv
c-h Mcpkin; M; Ct a.; x.r.: i 10
II. Kapian .................... 1884
Conneli, Claire J.-B. Zanditon. Pa
Dollsrd. John V.-Conerty Sui
De stachsiburS, Louise or Bar
oness-E. X. Hutchinson. go. si3
Donahle. Laursnce-T F. Lee ''O''
Fi npS,.hs GeTeld ind Gerald 200
o'Shea-Lee Tire and Rubber
co. Of n. Y, Inc i...'.'''' LIZ:
Goidstein: L9u isnr I R0sen Dsni., Isl
Ranio, and Fidelity & Deposit
Co. of Maryland-People, &c. 1000
Hs ss,a,v N Martha B'-Na''onai a.,
HsI dsit Maisaret.jj. E. Muir -.
Henn..sey. John tBoon Au.omo-
bile Co.)-v. e. Beerman. -. s5'
James. Ella E-csntral Union 90,
johnson. James H.-Fiochhar.
Ku.hin.. Harry s-H, :: Louis: 2'I
Nt and Nn,han '1 Kshn-c Ca Lavine' 1,sst
OIinxiey, Baird 4 Dixon. ..... $3.50,
Lewis. Annie. and Bessie scher- -,
Leis s0P as;nr Sc. iiderstein %. ssi
La Monte. Rose. and Benjamin
Green-People. &c............ 3o'
Levy. Martin-Motor Trucking -,
Lientman' Belle. Miriam Harris '
and Meyer Harris-s. Temer.. Isl
Moore. John w. q. W. Moore &
Co.)-Isaac Goldman Co..... IS.
ArkeIi 4 Douglas. In. -. 1887.
Morgan. NIFTY. and Benjamin -.
Msrtoccia. Amelia A.-Ruther-
Ss .Sra hef Edyys GO. Cor. p"
Pinto. james PC. wanninser
Poison. Samuel iT.M Mcouiirk ~
Rechler. siEmund-M. steckler.. ii
Rosemond. Robert TIE. " Har
Kappa port, Anne. Williamson "
ROthman. Joseph-G, Cappoia,.. ~
Ron1er, Gloria M. II. Has
brouck ...!.......,...... -,
Rice. Fiorsnee. BY sdn,.Rodsers -,
Smith. Mae, and BENJAMIN Green
People. &C. so
searchlight Horn Coz. c.
Hughes ,.:................... 1874
Sommers, winifred, and Ben
Jamin Green-People, &C.,. 80
:. e. a NJ E. Bernheimer Col
singer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as
Stallo. Edmund K.-Iife Pub. Co. .0i'
Transit Construction Co.-Trav-
elers ms e.
Tonti Dominico-I.olo Macoror!
=, Co. Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 30
lptown Leasing Co. Inc. J
''cC ss'.......... .............. -
Wagner. AleNander-N. Sam c, al IS,
Mhruton. Z. Ed. F. Mayer III
Welsoecker, Acknowledgement
Realty Holding Co.......... %.
Weoers Drag supply Co, Inc
{. G. S. Glassware Mfg Co
Inc. IL.
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The hrst name is that OF the d.N,o- N.
Judgment was filed:
Corkedale. Joseph-Beakes pai-v
Co: April 80. 1919 .......-.... 1894 ~
intes ten. TSSn. R RsP TRANSIT Co .,,
Same-G, Hahn; Feb, 2s. 1919. ;NlN
Iron Works: Jan II. lsl7..... -
broadedge Corp.-Hudson Paint
Ing Decorating Co, Jan. =
st%ekham. Geo. T.-rari, rrop,
ing Co: April ., lSls,,........ '.'-'
6sSsT. FosraTI 81 + i"' ton'" ram ...,
ro GIS1, Ine'' H Noyi "a isls ,r.y,-
Inc; April is, 1919. -. o'iN
sohn;: LEON W., and Bert u, Rice .,,,
Mclean. Charles-A. Maurocos- ,
Binn., Harry. and Fidelity 8 De.
Oct; 20, isis icanceliedl -. 7''''
posi-. Co, OF Md.1sams; Jan .,,m
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approx.
Form, Rate and Maturity. Bid. Asked. yield.
Coupon Avs, jan, 1864. .....l07x 10sh 40
Registered sMs, Jan. 1864. .106R 1oi% Az
Coupon as, Sept. &c.,. .lo7k \ 1857 $40
Registered <las, Sept, 1868. .10sK 107k Az
Coupon tAs March, 1865. .lolh E. 80.
Registered as, March, 1s65.10o :. 80.
Coupon ths, jan. 1865. .....l0lh 1903 410
Registered as, jan. 1865. 100 1908 40
Coupon AVS, Jan, ls45. ......1o1 102 t.12
Coupon AIS. jan, lst5. ...10o 1oa t.l2
Coupon Is, 1867 .............. PIX 9s 40
Coupon Is, is6o-6e. Canal. E. s7k IS 40
Registered Is, 1960-63, Canal. e6h e7x Az
Coupon 10, 1882. Highway 81 IS 40
Regis. As. 1861. Highway. @h EX 4l2
Coupon Is. Jan, 1N6.,.,. 81 40
Registered n, jan, 1st6..... % 40
Coupon Is, jan, b.. .. 4.0
Registered n, jan, l942... %
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