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New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Cotton

The cotton market showed continued
nervousness and irregularty yesterday,
but after making new low ground for
the movement during the early trading
scored sharp rally on trade buying and
covering. Tc some extent this reflected
renewed anxiety over new crop prospects,
because of high temperatures in the
Southwest. but much of the buying was
believed to represent profit taking by
speculative shorts after the break OF
about C40 points from the high records
of late last month October contracts
sold as low as $3.50 on the early decline,
or 80 points belSw Thursdays closing
price, and touched S1.91 on the after
noon advance. closing at 31.5S with the
general list closing steady at net ad
vance of 60 to - points.
The Liverpool cables showed continued
weakness there, and after opening 25
points higher to IS points lower the local
market sold about 20 to 80 points below
thursdays closing figures. There np-
reared to be domestic trade buying at
this level while rather n more optmis-
tic view OF general conditions was en-
courasod by the opening steadiness Of
the stock market Prices rallied during
the middle OF the morning on prospects
for continued high temperatures In
Texas and oklahoma. Offerings increased
On Oh 20 TO 90 points from
Thursdays final quotations, owing to re-
ports that some more ocean freight room
to Germany was being cancelled and the
early afternoon break in stocks but the
selling was not aggressive as earlier
in the week, and prices hrmed up on
the detailed weather reports showing
temperatures of 100 degrees or over ut
number of Southwestern points. This
advance carried December up to 32lO
with active months generally selling 100
to 150 points above the low level Of
the morning and some 80 10 1Oo points
net higher.
The close was several points off from
the top under realizing.
1t VAS reported that TWO cotton steam
Srs mat had been assigned to load at
Charleston and Savannah for Bremen had
been withdrawn. owing to the difficulty
or financing the cotton. Nothing further
vas heard regarding the labor troubles
reported in Southern mills, and rather
a more optimistic view OF railroad labor
conditions seemed to be developing around
the ring.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Mimi. & St. Louis 1918
CONDENSATION s.. Oh

Report Of the Minneapolis and St
Louis Railroad Company for the year
ended December 81, 1918, disclosed a
standard return under the government
control act of s2.639,S57. This sum
was sufficient to pay the fixed charges,
the maturing instalments of equip.
ment trusts, interest on the unfunded
debt, the expenses of the corporate
organization, and to leave a balance of
100000. No provision is made for the
making of necessary additions and bet
termcnts.
In regard to this compensation the
report said: "Dircctors of the company
have not yet signed the contract with
the government, because they believe
that the so-called standard return does
not adequately compensate the COM
pany for the use of it's property. Not
having entered into the contract, the
Director General can advance the COM
pany only 80 per cent of the return.
During 1918 he advanced a total of
$42O,000, but from time to time loaned
the company sufficient funds on demand
notes at per cent to meet necessary
cash requirements"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Porphyry Copper
Earnings Small i'm
Second Quarter
Chino, Ray and Nevada
Coppers All Fail to Earn
Any Dividends; Utah
Alone Reports a. Surplus

Three of the four leading porphyry
copper producing companies, the Ray
Consolidated, the Chino, and the
Nevada Consolidated failed to earn
their dividends in the three months
period ended June 80 last, according to
the statements issued to the stock
holders yesterdays The Utah Copper
Company reported q surplus Of $215,36s
after dividend charges. decrease of
$2,216,784 compared with the cores
ponding period of 1918.
The Ray Consolidated Copper Com
pany reported gross income after
charges Of $316,365, equivalent to 20
cents a share, compared with total in
come of $2,255,217 o. $1.43 q share
earned in the quarter ended June 80,
1918.
Total profits of $370,415 were shown
by the Chino Copper Company, equal
to AZ cents a share, par SIS, against
$1,916,513 or $3.50 in the same period
Of last year. The Nevada Company
earned 9 cents share, compared with
$109 in the corresponding quarter Of
the preceding year, and the Utah Com
pany $1.63 a share, compared with Sd
a share in 1913.
Total income of the Utah Company
was $1,233,159, decline of $973,970
from the quarter ended June 80, 1918.
Total net profits were $2,652, ,103, from
which dividends of $2,436,735 were paid,
leaving a $215,368 surplus.
Dividends received by the holders Of
the Chino Copper stock aggregated
$652,4S5, leaving a deficit of $2S2,070
for the period. The Ray Consolidated
distributed s7SS,5S9, thereby causing a
$472,224 deficit to be made. Holders
of the Nevada Consolidated stock
of $565,01S resulting.
Production of the Utah Copper
amounted to 1883 500 pounds, against
2S,971,0S9 in the first quarter Of 1919.
The average cost of this output cX-
cluding Federal tax deductions, was
1859 cents, compared with 1872 cents
in the March 81 quarter. The Ray
Consolidated produced II ,3O6,11S pounds
of copper, with an average cost of
1864 cents, compared with 12,291,3
at a cost of 1915 in the preceding quar-
ter. Chino's output amounted to 10,-
541 All pounds, at q cost of 14.16 cents
a pound and Nevada Consolidated pro-
duced II JAG, 1862 pounds, against 49,
POI ,444 in the first quarter.
For the six months ended June 80,
the Utah Copper earned $1.93 share
compared with $633 share in the first
six month of the year before. Total
profits Of the Chino for the half year
were $16,974, equal to % cents a share
and the Ray Consolidated earned 10
cents share in the same period. The
Nevada Consolidated income for the six
months was $73,619, equivalent to 8
cents a share.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
British Company to Develop
Near East Trade Organized

LONDON, July 14.-Organization Of
the Levant Company, with a capital Of
so'ooo'ooo, for developing trade be
tween Great Britain and the Nes,
Eastern countries, has been Announced
The American Chamber of Commere
IN London compares this company =
me $4,000 900 American Foreign Trass
corporation, organized 20 develny
American trade in the Near East, and
%"hich is establishing headquarters IN
Constantinople, Smyrna, Syria and on
the Black Sea, and suggests that inter
estlng competition Will result.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09


an afternoon rally the close being ~
to 7s cents net higher.
The government report confirmed the
bullish private advices which have been
In the market for time past Farm
reserves OF oats were estimated at 92,5os-
coo bushels, against $3.50 600 a year ago
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close ago
Oats, No. 3
white So85 SO.s3 sOs1
Chicago:
September ... "a 1926 .69M
December ..... .76M 15
Rye.-Marlset weak
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close close oyo
LASH NO west Si.6OM SLIGO Sill
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
view 1 orR close. close. ago
=" ~ MI ilin pateht .$l2.5O $12.60 S11.4O
Corn1neal, yellow 40 4 90 i IN
bran -......... 1900 1900 -.
Nye nour 500 @8.4O 8.OO@81O lO65
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Finance and Trade
Financial Bureau.
Telephone Beekman 5000.
Business Mems Bureau.
Telephone Beeknan 8243.

The declines in the stock market the
vaousy described as wd breaks panicky
OF fact they have been advances
have taken place since the bull early
IL not surprising that extraordinary
boherhoods demand disqualification railroads. price
agitation with the attendant possibilities that the will
more attempt the folly with
demand should have
seven or eight points industrial stocks that
tne market almost without
unt the nduals had reached nearly points
speculative long
almost hardly fail
scare would cause profit taking and outbur selling There
invariably certain reactions especially there
thnly margnd
market always
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Liquidation in the Rails

Liquidation appeared again in the
railway issues, the majority Of which
touched new low records for the year.
From the action of this department of
the market it looks as if holders of
railway issues are thoroughly dis
couraged oTer the outlook and are
bent upon selling out regardless OF
loss. Yesterdays new decline in the
rails saw New York Central selling at
II, Reading at 747s, Southern Pacific
at 92@. Union Pacific at 1872, Norfolk
and Western at 99%, Baltimore and
Ohio at al a and Atchison at S8. Re-
coveries in these issues before the
close ranged from one to two points.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
National Cloak Profits
Larger i'm Half Year

Net sales of the National Cloak and
Suit Company for the half year ended
June II, 1919. were S17,198,128, com
pared with S15,5t2,476 in the CORE
spending period of 1918 Profits from
operation before providing for Federal
and state taxes were $979,471, against
S660,5b3 IN the six months ended June
80, 1918. After a reserve of Ste2 $50
was placed aside for tax deduction and
other expenses of SS6,sO3 had been
taken care of, net profits were s7O0. 507.
against S5l1 ,496 in the first half of la St
wear
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Douglas Shoe Stockholders
Vote to Increase Preferred

At special meeting of the stocL-
holders of the W. L. Douglas shoe
Company, held in Boston on Thursdav
1t was voted to increase the preferred
stock by s3,000,0Oo, making a total Of
$5,500,00O.
AS explained by Herbert L. Tinkham.
treasurer, it was found necessary to
raise capitalization to finance constant
ly expanding business.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Orient Taking Gold

Gold is still flowing out of the coun-
try in large volume. Large shipments
of both gold and silver Lave been made
to the Orient in recent days. In the
past fortnig hit an aggregate of $6,5oO,-
600 in gold has been shipped from San
francisco, S6,000,000 going to Japan
and S2,500,000 to China. Much of the
gold going forward to China will be
used to buy silver in India, thus adding
to the Chinese stock of that metal.
The gold going to Japan has been
largely taken on special transactions.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Commercial Failures

Commercial failures reported this
week in the United States by R. G. Dun
q Co. are SO against 119 last week
an 100 the corresponding week last
year. Failures in Canada number 16,
aagainst ags 5 last week. and 6 last year.
e. laiiures this week in the United
10 West, and 15 in the Pacific states
and 43 reported liabilities Of $4,000 or
more, against 45 last week.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
London Bank Statement

The London Joint City and Midland
Bank, Ltd, reported, on June 80 last.
current deposit and other accounts ar
gregating 337l,o5l,6O1, ompared with
36,025,414 at the end of 1918. Cash
in hand and in the Bank of England
amounted to $40 ,426,7 TIP, compared with
f63,756,37l. Investments were S62,171.-
961, compared with e61 ,6OO,652. Money
on call and at short notice totalled
376,06S,l09, against 965,8O9,169 at the
end of last year.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Paris Market Irregular

PARIS, Aug. s.-Prices were irrega'
lar on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs % centimes for
cash. Exchange on London. 81 francs
AZ centimes. Five per cent loan, %
francs centimes. The dollar ranges
from francs 50 centimes to francs
"a confines.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Steel Close 10 Par

United States Steel common came
within i Of touching par 1t had
opened with orders amounting to 1900
shares punched at 1929 After the
opening big blocks of the stock were
dumped into the market, breaking the
pr!ce to 100A, and closed at 1903, up 212
announcement from Washington that
bids had been asked by the railroad
administration for 100 900 tons Of
stee! rails was a favorable factor
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Breadth of the Market

Dealings on the Stock Exchange yes
terday totalled 2,1Ol,SOO shares. 1t was
the most active trading session since
June The trading list comprised sos
aiiterent stocks, compared with 300 on
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Cereals

Wheat. - The government report. pub
lished late in the afternoon, fully con-
hrmed all Of the huilish private advices
concerning the wheat situaticn- Spring
wheat condition dropped 10 53.s agairs,
sos last month with an Indicated c-c,, Of
only -25, coo, 600 bushels. 'rlis relYes n %.
a drop OF about ion 0c0.0a0 bushels .c.
III IN" m. month and 100000 from ths faal
OF last year. Both crora aggregated ga. -
100000 against li60. 00O.O9 last mont,
ana el7,l0o, GEO final last year. The -fnI,
eFm eIac,t '1iisT r,,st estmatcd tie damage rom
40 per cent in the past tan days.
Corn-The corn opening wes little
easier "a to &c lower With tic execution
OF September. which opened &c .,,jghar
and led In point Of strength ell day. clos
'ng with a net advance OF 1 cents The
new crop showed weakness after the Oman
ing and declined about 3 cents under tho
previous night. duo to liquidation brousht
ABOUT hy tie unsettled labor situation. I'm
creased Argentine shipments and n r.,i, -,
pCylh2 power The trend of the marker
changed after midday. however. whnn
sharp rallies occurred, which closed new
improvement was shown In rccnirrs n.h,t
ioT me week thus far. are 100000 bushels
o'snlnu ths previous week, leading to
strength IN casa corn. which was ia
cents higher. vas 10
,, me soVernment report about met OK
6o6 n, nn.!ohs, indicating Il crop OF 2.7ss. GOO
49, vvo busneis, Or little under the ureyious
,hont n, plt aoout zoe .o0o 900 bushels ,.,ore
taian tt, me maj year ago. Country offer
'..s Go.!eihued vcry light OWNS to the ur-
certainty as to shipments
Yesterdays Previous. Year
Co.. ~ ".N; close. close. ago
Norn, No. yellow $2.20A Ss.l7 so
Hf'ep,ember f'aoa ...... 1.9o 1868 Sl.s1sS
0'~eii'oer '.'''... 1.5tlA i5uts - %
O"'s-Atter opening irregular, with some
'''0ns trihe higher and others lower
'"e previous night. oats developed
weakness and sold off about
e"' oushel in response to a less
Se''vs s's cash demand and realizing sales
thu ssshns,a as further cash demand from
Une with OF a,r the large Western shorts Which,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

rate of per cent for three-year
period. The annual report of the COM
pany issued not long ago, showed 1928
a share earned on the s30,oO0000 COM
mon stock in the year ended April 80
last, with $2,400,00O added to the divi-
dend reserve.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

fine to fancy, 67 Q zoe; fair to prime. 55 q
oGc; gathered whites, common to prims
ooGeeSc; Pacific Coast whites, oS9 6sc
other western and Southern, gathered
Stss.. whites. 45gs6S state: Pennsylvania and
Nc ar BY henneH browns. fancy. 5s p62c;
gathered brown and mixed colors, graded
fancy, % @ 51c. fair to prime As q sc
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
The Dollar in Foreign EXCHANGE

The leading foreign exchanges dis
played steadier tendency yesterday.
Demand sterling held around S431A,
while rates on Paris were quoted at TIL
francs to the dollar at the close. Ital-
IAN exchange was somewhat easier at
lire to the dollar.
(Quoted dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Livestock, Mcass, Provisions

Yesterday Year ago
Live steers fair to
prime. 90 lbs S14.75@17.35 S1225617.75
Dressed beef sides,
ID. ..., .,........ .17@ .25 .15@ 81
Live veals COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. 49,: .17.oo@24.oO 15.5o@ 1900
Live larnbs. fair
to prime, 100
lbs. .1G.OO@185O 17OO6Io *
Dressed hogs, ba-
cor. lb. ;slaas@;sl7s ESQ .esns
NiesS beef. bbl 32.00@33.0O 35.OOll 36 90
Lard. Mid. West,
100 lbs; ...:'sl. l.so@s1.7o 2soo@ss.7o
Mess pork ...5S. .0OD59.OO 49.5Oo 40 M
Dressed veal, city,
ID. .....:...... .e7@ "a .e3@ .2s
Dressed mutton.
lib. ........... 1870 I8 18m %
Dressed a m s.
city. ID. ...... 226 20 o50 %
Hogs 100 lbs. .23.00GD23.25 2O2562O.75
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Want Big Margin

Traders in one Stock Exchange house
were told yesterday that if they de-
sired to buy any of the so-called "Whe-
Ian" tobacco shares they would have to
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Jefferson Ciearfield Coal a. Iron Co.
Hl'ldend OF two and one-half dollars
- snare has been declared on the pre-
,,ns, s'ock or this company. payable Au.
August 1ith. 1918.
GEO. II CLUNE Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

butier.--Receipts were 1917 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras, lb 55M
65'2c; extras. 81 score, 54i.c; firsts "a
to 81 score. 52a sac; seconds, 80 to 81
score, 4s1a q 81 nc; lower grades. As Gs49c:
unsalted, higher than cxIras 58D5sIhc.
extras, 57N ST l2c; frsts, 54l, a IS isr: sec
ohds o24 o4c; state dairy TUBS finest 5Y II
u a4c; good to prime, 80 IN 20 53c; common
20 tair, 4b@ soc; renovated frsts so NJ
blc; lower grades. 46 Y @ i2c: ladies. cur
IshI make, nrsts. as " 49c; seconds As /.
q &c; lower grades. 40 q 46c. packing
stock current make. No. i. 46 ~ % 47c: No
:. Acc: lower grades. 43Q45lzc
Cheese. Receipts were 1925 hoxes
state, whole milk, fresh fats colored or
White. Whit 10. S2i4 g $50; average run. sli Il q
32c; lower grades, 23Q 31c; twins. specials
c9ored C, t, sor white 80 "A 032hac: average run,
cons.n' whoie milk. twins. fresh s1D
32i4c; Single Daisies. colored or white
81 z q 33Ac, Double Daisies, colored. fresh
8. q 53c; Young Americas. fresh, 35Gp
prime to choice. 200 22c; fair to good
10 lsc; lower grades, 7W14c..
Eggs.-Recelpts were 1887 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras dozen, 64 a soc; extra firsts
oil g 53c; frsts, ~ q soc seconds 43ep4sc'
under grades 80 @ 42c; dirties, No SO 40c.
No. ? and poorer. 30Q38c; checks, rood
70 choice, dry, 34136c; under grades 95
U55c; refrigerator special marks. fancy
buyer to assume charges soc; drsts IL
q 49c: seconds, 44H 046Ac; state. Pcnnxyl
vania and nearby Western hennery whites.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

>usar-The refined sugar situation re-
NAMED unchanged yesterday with the
Sugar Equalization Board renortjnq mr.
chases OF $4,000 bags Cubas. August lead
ing at 5.sSc cost and freight.
-, IL IS believed that the supply of refined
sugar available for domestic distribution
VIII Increase about the middle of the
present month as freer movement OF
raWs TO United States ports Is expected
from now on, although at present inlpor-
,atlons have been running very light
propositions are said to have been made
10 Cuba Tor January March delivery at full
prices, and sellers. seeing what appears To-
be one country bidding against another.
Off, although 1t is currently reported tbat
some business has been accepted al from
Ga to 612c +. o. b. Cuba
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
NTO SIGHT STATEMENT

Liverpool cabcs.--Spot cotton, good de-
mand at 81 points decline q 1884 for
middling. Sales. 5000 bales, American s =
600. Imports, 2l,000 bales, American 1000.
Futures opened easy, 60 to 70 points lower.
Closed barely steady, at a net decline of
50 to 73 points. August. 1S.6td, October.
1000; Decem ia.32d; January. l9.40d
March. 1945d, May l9.4sd; Mancnester'
Yarns easier. cloths quiet.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Coffee Futures After one

Coffee Futures After opening un
changed TO decline of points prices
sagged off in yesterdays market on con-
tinued long liquidation, together with MOD
crate Wall Street selling. closing at a net
decline of Is to 80 points
The local spot market closed duh In
terror buying has been of small proDor
tions, with Rio rs held at 22Ac, which.
however. Is more or less nominal price
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
c prices ago
sugar. graduated, per lb 7-as
SSusar' Sus.' centrifugal: per lb..... 1898 -
CConree, Rio, No; 7, per d.. 2eZ. ga
NOltce Santos. No. 4. per lb 3n6 3nII .
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK. Aactionssr
hEGJLAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN III MULLER A SON.
oFtlCE. 55 WILLIAM ST,
"EDNESDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1919,
at ~ 80 o'clock. at tie
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
- NOS. II AND Is VESEY STREET.
TOT Account of Whom IT May Concern:
-Va shs. Rose Sales Company. Inc.
common.
200 shs. Rose Sales Company. Inc.
prefd
A90 Shs. National Chain Company.
az ~ shs. Spencer & Company
iV0 Shs. International Salt Co. OF Nev
Jersey.
'''VV Shs. Darwin Lead &, Silver Mines
Deve iopm~nt Corpn.
'40'VVV entral Vermont Ry. lst Mtg. Sc
Bonds. 1920
DO shs. Lawyers Mortgage CO.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
COttOnsceti Oil

Cottonseed OLA decided break occurred
in the market yesterday. following weak
ness in lard and tallow. Prices decltnes,
tloin IS 20 81 points, with trade mostly
November
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Dividends

Stock
Rate and Payable. holders
Period. OF Rec.
United Cigar pr IL 8 Sept is Aus 3s
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

London Money Market.-LONDON.
Aug. S.-Closing-Money, 27s per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills. 7-1Gd.
31a per cent; three months bills, GIG
@S@s per cent. Gold premiums at Lis
bon, 1000.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Conn nm o q ities

higher, most OF the larger markets be-
ing unchanged. except in the case OF
Houston. which showed the maximum adj
vance. with moderate volume of busl-
ness. Exports for the day were 29954
bales, making lsa,603 so far this season.
against 80, ,022 last year.
The range OF prices follows
Thursday y
Open. High Low. Close close
October. sO.6o 31.91 5000 3l.5s a31 es Sc. 90
Dece ber 3l.o0 81 10 $3.50 31.75@3I.85 3l.O5
January. 81 .05 81 90 1910 81. .65 OSLO 80 sc
March. 30.0S sI95 1910 $i.Gs@3i.;s $685.
May.. 3f.I5 31.92 3O7S 9l1003I75 100
July .... 3l00 31.00 31.00 31.5O@ - 80 so
Tho local spot market was steady and
65 points higher at 32.15c for middling
No sales We're reported.
Southern Spot Markets. - Galveston,
3l.5Oc sales. 5O7 bales. Mobile, nom
inaI, unchanged at 31.25c; sales. nil. sa-
varnah. nominal. at SO.75 6p34c; sales nil
sales 22o bales Memphis. % G"s steady. ai '0Sp u1,
changed at S4.5oc; sales, $50 bales. st.
Louis, steady. so points lover at 80. soc
sales nil. Houston. steady. 65 points
higher at 1866, sales 2,075 bales Little
Rock. quiet, unchanged at 32c; sales. $40
INTO SIGHT STATEMENT
week. year.
Weeks into sight....... 66,2l8 47,361
into sight for season.... 1861 &c. 1913
General visible supply. A, ,723.5S5 1858, $50
Visible supply. Americans, / 108, $50 SOC, ,65C
Dec in general visible. 1898 80.S25
Dec IN visible American 1O6,983 5i,S2G
SPINS taklngs Am, wk. l73,20l 1902 ,1S7
DO, season. n........... 1S2,961 58,G40
COTTON STATISTICS
Yester- Last Last
day Week Year
Fort receipts 1901 17,774 4,S0i
Exports ........ 29,954 1888 55,o25
Exports, season.. 18l ,603 1888 So .022
\. Y. Stocks.... So.266- 81 1873 1l5.el8
Fort stocks .....1 1,O70,980 1884, ,289 301,XSi
n. Y. arrivals... 2,295 G7 -
Liverpool cablcs.-Spot cotton, good de-
mand at 81 points decline at 1884 for
middling. Sales. 5000 bales, American g.
O00 Imports, 2l,00o bales, American 1000
Futures opened easy. 60 to 70 points lower
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Money and Credit

Again there was an ample supply of
call money to meet the needs of the
stock market. The banks made fairly
liberal offerings and rates held
throughout the day at and 51s per
cent.
further reduction in the total out
standing loan accoup& has taken place
and the bank statement to-day is eH-
pected TO reflect this
The ruling rates for money yesterday,
compared with year ago. were as
follows:
Yesterday. Year age.
Per cent. PEI cent.
Call money:
On mixed collateral 5 6
On indus. collateral 5I2 6ll
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

Sub-Treasury. - The Sub Treasury
gained $1,513,000 from the banks on
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

COUPON
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE Co. Broch,op. Ma.
Please send prospectus of the ". L. Dor-
glas Shoe Company and special option
certificate emitting me TO purchase vithin
thirty days. shares of the Der cant
preferred stock of the company. [. IN mr.
derstood that this request incurs no oblirs
tion on my par. unless after investigates
/ subscribe for the stock
'Ne
Street address
State
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

Bank Acceptances.-Ra were un-
changed, as follows:
Thirty Sixty Nine.s
Spot de- days. days. days.
livery: Per cent. Per cent Per snt.
Eligible
membar
banks.... 4Hc@4 4I4@4fs 43s@4h
Eligible
H0nmern-
ber banks.4s@4 4H@414 4il@4ss
Ineligible
bank bills.5A@4Ia 514@4la 5l4 '@4M
tS- delivery within thirty days:
Per cent
Eligible mc,nbs1 banks All
Eligible non-member banks .... 4La
Ineligible bank bills.