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New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION
Notice of
Special Meeting Of SfockhoJders


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
Sinclair Gulf Corporation has been duly
called as provided in the Bylaws of the
Corporation pursuant to a written request
signed by the President Of the Corpora
tion and by order Of the Board of D!rec
tors and that such Special Meeting Of tho
stockholders of Sinclair Gulf CORPORATION
will DO held at tho ONCE OF tho Corpora
tion. No. 12o Broadway. In tho Borough OF
Manhattan. City. County and State of New
York on tho 18th day OF July 1919 at 2
o'clock P. NJ. for tho purpose of voting
upon:
% A proposition to amend the certin.
cate OF incorporation of the CORPORATION
by increasing tho authorized capital stock
OF the Corporation and the number of
| shares which the Corporation may issue
from one million i,ooo, ,0o0) shares, with
out nominal or par value. to two million
t2,ooo. .o0o) shares. without nominal or par
valus.
"a 4 proposition to amend the certin
cate OF Incorporation OF the Corporation
by increasing the amount OF stated capi-
tai with which tho Corporation shall carry
on business from Eve million $4,000 00o)
dollars to at least ten million $4,000
o0o} dollars.
TO do all things necessary or proper In
connection with the consideration of and
| action upon tho above propositions and
! transact such other business may prop
eriy come before said meeting
The stock books OF tho Corporation. for
holders entitled 10 vote at said meeting,
or any adjournment thereof will bc ciosed
AT mo cionc Of busness July 30, 1919. and
wiH DO rsopen"d Immediately following
BY order Of tho Board OF Dircctors
Dated, New York. July ID. 1919
II r. SINCLAIR. President.
a. sTTlNMETz, Secrstary
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Vegetables
POfafNes.-Rernnda

Potatoes.-Bermuda. No 1, bbl. $50
ssT@ud5 fsSo her%uda M g b No. 81 sa aG d ssaSo@s5
No. l: hbl, $3@s5.5o; Southern No 2, Dbl,
ss2@s$; Southern No. 3. Dbl: sag So; old,
log 10 g LBS lbs sl.5o@s2 old. 1so lbs, .s;25
$3.50. Asparagus. doz lunches s1@s525.
Bean beans ha Jersey basket, 5oc@s1; Balti
Soc@ 81; Maryland, Italian, basket. soc
9!;sl.; Iasl; Eastern shore basket, 5oc@ 75c;
ian. basket, 25c a75c. Lima Beans, south
eern, basket, $2@SS. Fava Beans, Jersey.
BASKET. BASKET. s1@g17 @ Jersey, Dp!, SAG IS. Beets,
lunches, s1@$4; old. bbl, ST QD$3 Carrots,
i,I, 100 bunches. .$2@s4; South Carolina 100
nunehes' b che s. sa@s4 old Dbl, sspss old 100
corn, North Carolina, box, 75c % $3.50 Jer-
sey, SC 100 ears $3.50 @$3; Louisiana, bbl. SO
q q Sd. Cusumbers, Delaware and Maryland.
Virginia. bb So 3Go$6 North Carolina, bas-
s sst souh s175 NOrth &c ca[ona bb
sGs@ 55s: cabbases s'~' virginIa, MGi erats noS,
oas Island Vrs1ia ana Jerss1 eS bSj %
sh9rs st Or crate fiaassl7s; Baltimore. crats.
s3; nearby. basket s1@1.25. Celery, state
and Jersey. doz roots, boc@s1.25; state
and and a,,snt Jersey small. doz roots. 25c@S5c.
ginia, crate s4Qs6. Garlic, ID, l5c@ 27c.
5c@a5c; Kohlrabi, nearby, 100 punches,
$2@s2.50 Leeks, 100 punches, $1@s2. Let
tuce, nearby. Dbl. 5oc@s1.25; nearby, bas-
ket 25c06oc: nearby. crate, 25c@7 75c;
75c:. Mushrooms, 8 lb basket, 5Oc@S2.5o.
Onions, Bermuda, crate $3@s3.50; Jersey,
white, basket. $2@$3.50; Maryland and
Virginia, yellow, basket s2@$3; Texas.
srate' g ss' SSa,@s4.5se; California. crate: $: q
SSo,uthern, basket s2@s IS: Peas, Long
81 az 70 !, oolro
%.sd. @s25o state bag; sl25@ s1:5o; Jersey,
81 5oGD$2.50; Southern basket $1@$1.75
narsley, nearby, curly, basket. 5Oc@ $l.5O.
khubarb, 100 lunches, S2Qs4.50. Romaine.
basket, 25c a. 75c; bbl, 50c0 $125; crate.
25c GISl. Radishes, 100 punches, sI01$2
Scailions, 100 punches. $1@s1.75. Sinach,
nearby. bbl. 75c@ so; nearby, basket,
Soc @ 75c: state basket. soc q 75c Squash,
white Dbl, slQDs2; white, box, soc @$l5
white basket 50cW $1.50; yellow, crooked
neck. bbl, soc q 1.5O; yellow. crooked neck,
oox, 60c q 1925; yellow crooked neck bas-
ket, 5Oc0$l; Italian, basket, 50c0 slips.
Iurnips white. 100 punches. $3.50 a $3.50;
white Dbl. $15o@s2. Rutnbaga, new. Dbl.
$2Q "a; old, bbl or bag, s2.50W$4 Toma-
toes, Florida, crate, sl@$3.5O; South Car
olina. crate s1@$3; Jersey, No. l. box,
$500 s4.25; Jersey. culs, box, $2@s3
Mississippi, crate, 75c@$1.75; Texas. fiat
case. 75c 50; Texas. carrier, 81 @ SO; hot
house, 10. l2c@ 25c. Watercress, 100
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Merger of Jewellers
Associations Proposed

Because of the present labor trouble
and the expectation of further DIFF
ficultics with the workers later in the
year, a plan is now on foot in the Jew
elry industry for the organi-ati ton of
one large association to repre- ent all
suit Of meeting last week at which
manufacturers discussed the labor sit
uation it is believed that the Manu-
featuring Jewellers Association of
Greater New York. the Platinumsmiths' ,
Association and the East Side Manu-
featuring Jewellers Association will be
dissolved. In the place of these asso-
ciations a new body will be formed
1T is believed in the jewelry trade that
a much stronger organization is needed
than at present exists if the manufact-
urers are to present unified front.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Cotton

Liquidation in the cotton market yester-
DAY. In anticipation of the three day holi-
day over the week end. forced prices down
for net losses OF 79 to IS points. After
a little In response to firm Liverpool
cables, but was unable to withstand the
selling pressure and gradually slid back,
closing at or near the lowest; If crop
market would probably have moved for
ward but this factor was more than Off
set by the desire to take profits, improve
ment in the weather and reports of dis
to the strike.
Strength continues to be manifested in
the cloth markets. Print cloths have been
advanced u cent a yard and the. goods
condition of the cotton crop are stronger
There is an active demand in every
quarter. Export inquiries. particularly
from Central and South American coun-
According to the weekly weather repor rt
temperatures have been normal over most
of the cotton area. Sunshine has been
deficient in most sections, especially in
rainfall except in the North and Central
regions. The crop made fairly goou
growth last week in most Northern sec
tions, but did poorly elsewhere. deteriora-
ing at a standstill in all low lands in
Louisiana In Oklahoma growth was
good in the east and south. but poor III
other sections. Good progress was madc
ern districts where there were heavy rains;
The growth fair In some parts OF
Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama. Goou
progress was made in the northern part
of Georgia
In the local spot market middling up
land was quoted at 33.40. Exports from
all ports were 81, 476 bales
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Wool Consumption in May
Continued to increase

Almost 100000 more pounds of
wool were consumed by the cloth mills
in this country during the month Of
May than during April, this year, ac-
cording to statistics just published by
the Bureau of Markets of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The total for
April was S9,159,945, Of which about
10000, 900 pounds wero domestic wool
and about 100000 pounds foreign
wool. For May tho total was 45,Os4.sS4
pounds, composed of almost $4,000 900
pounds of domestic wool and about 23,-
100000 pounds of foreign wools.
In May of last year slightly moro
than S000Qsooo pounds e4 wool vprs
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Beans and Peas

Beans.-Marrow. choice. 100 lbs. s11.75;
marrow, Manchurian, c11.5OQS12; coscor-
rones. Chilean. ss@ss75: pea. choice,
$3.50; medium. choice. $3.50; Lady Wash :
l,,sit ington' CeIiforna. s75o@s775; small,
"nitc, California. $500 SITS; large
white. Idaho: sz.5o@s7.75; tepary. Cali
tornia. 70 IS S55:75; kotenashI: japanese.
Manchurian. s7@$7.5o; red kidney. choice.
Si275@s13; red marrow, $1o750s11;
klntoki. Manchurian, S5@s5.50: yellow
eye, S7@$7.50; black turtle soup sio.75 @
sll; white kidney. choice. s1175@s12.25
Impcrlals, $40; kumamoto. Manchurian,
$3.50 q SIS; caballero. Chilean. $1.5O@s75O;
bayou. Chilean s6@s6.5o; cranberry, Man
churian. s7.25 $3.50; long, s6.5O@s675:
short. $3.50 SC; California, s7@s725:
pink. California, s7.25; lima. California,
choice S9.15MS9. so. Peas: Scotch, 1918
S7MS77o: green Wisconsin, s6.5o@S7:
ldaho. S735@$750; Washington. $1,000
sl.o; California. $3.50 s775; Chilean
81 a $3.50 Australian. S7.75 0sS; Japanese,
sSQS $685. black eye. California. IS Qs5 so
splits, yellow, S6.5c@s6.7 green. $l0M
$1,000; white. small, Manchurian. SEQ
$3.50; large. ss@SS50.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
SINCLAIR OIL d REFINING
CnRpnR TTnE

THREE YEAR FIRST LIEN SEVEN PER
CENT. SINKING FUND GOLD NOTES.
Notice IL hereby given that. pursuant to
the 1ndenture Of Mortgage dated August
/. 1917. from Sinclair OH q Refining Cor
poration TO Central Trust Company OF New
York fnow Central Union Trust Company
OF New yorH) AS Trustee. said Sinclair
OIL Refining Corporation has called for
redemption On the 4th day OF August. 1919,
At the face amount thereof and accrued
inherent thereon. all OF the said Notes now
outstand.ng and secured by said Indenture
OF Mortgage. after which date all interest
on said notes will and all coupons
sttached thereto will become null and void
Said Notes will be redeemed and all
sums due thereon paid at the once Of tho
Central Union Trust Company OF New
York. No. SO Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY Of New York, and after
Angus 4th. 1919. upon tho present ton
and surrender OF said Notes in negotiable
form. with sil unmatured coupons thereto
attached.
Ownership certificates covering accrued
tntsrest to August Ssh. 1919. should ac-
company the Notes when presented for re-
dsmptton.
Dated July 2yd. 1919.
GINCLAIk OIL e. REFININ0 CORPORA
T1OS
By J. Fletcher Farrell. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Fruits

Applcs-Jersey, basket. $1@s326: Della
ware. Maryland and Virginia. $10s35O.
Pears-Le Conte, Georgia, bbl, $l0Ms15.
Peaches-south Carolina and Georgia
stn 'er.sy ausy has:s as
BLACK, IL. basket. $19$1.50; white, & lb.
basket 75c q 81; red, sweet. lb. basket.
boxes sweet, ID. 24@ 26c CnrrantsM
Small, red. quart, l3m14c; cherry, quart,
40 SC. Blackberrics- 100 csc.
small, green, quart, 1O@14c. Raspberries
Pint, SM 15c Hucl<leberries--Quart, is
q 25c. Oranges-Florida. '$4@$S; Califor-
MIA. So. 81. Grnpcfruit--Florida, box
Sass. i.emons-Caiforna. box. s5Gp
$3.50. Limes-Dominica, per bbl, So 20
3 sD Pdnn Sfats s.
Georgia flat ersie ds 7oc@s2.5S. % ostrieh s Z IS
$3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Florida a
car, $45OM$8OO N
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Commodities

grades 2e @sohc; Wisconsin, whole milk,
fyesh coerea f5eae sc baabe Basss
colored, fresh, 32A lac; Young Ameri-
cas- fresh, 33h @34c; state, Skins, spe-
cials. 241a @251ac prime to choice, 200
2313c; fair to good. Is @ lsc; lower grades,
7W14c.
Eggs.-Receipts were 2o.6e cases. Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen, 51c@52c; extra
frsts, Al @ soc: frsts. 440 Acc; under grades,
seconds and poorer, SIC @ 43c; dirties. No l..
S7@3Sc; No. . and poorer. 29@36c
checks, good to choice. dry 35@36c un-
der grades, 26@3Ac; State. Pennsylvania
and nearby Western, hennery whites, fine to
fancy. $50 5sc; fair to prime. 47@55c;
gathered whites, common to prime, Ate q
56c; Pacific Coast whites. 55c: other West
ern and Southern. gathered whites, 460p
55c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby, hem
merry browns. fancy $50 55c; gathered
brown and mixed colors graded, fancy, SO
q SIC: fair to prime, 44QD49c.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter.-naoeiptu wore 1e72I r.n,,.

Butter.-neooiptn wore 1921 naoI,,r..
Creamery, higher than extrns H.. GoH "a
SIC; extras, '2 score. 4ota % SOC flrsts. IS
70 81 score. +sG 1910; seconds, 90 to 81
4sc; unsailcd. higher than extras, s. a
b4o; extras. 62h q bsc; frsts, sol. % 62c:
seconds, ESQ 600; state dairy tubs, fin.at'
4sM Oboc; good to prime. 1sGp4Oc; com.
mon to fair, A6@A7rc; renovated. nrsts,
oSsgsn TsoG 9wsr crs, sradss a59rt7o ladies',
l6V46h: lower grades. 1sH dtI4Lsc; pack
ing stock. current make. No l. 46 u % 46c:
NO 2. AN W+bc; lower grades. 4ld44c
Checse.--R Reoeipts were 6.i47 boxen
state. whole milk. fresh fats ooored, h.
3aW32%c;. white. a2032Hc; average run
colsreh. 81 gal NC; white. 3ldr31st; lower
grades. 300a0Ho: twins. specials. white,
3lYs2ucl eolored, 82@a2Ho; average run,
wh1tss a1@a1Mcl oolorsd, Al Oh koI lower
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.
ThA Directors have declared a dividend OF
e1.se psr share. payable Monday. July zs
1913. 70 storkhnideTs of record At 1900
c'ci1ck r. H.. Friday, July IL, 1919.
J. w. ALLEN, Treasurer.
IsE York. Luns zs, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
------------------------
THE BANK OF AMERICA

fN>h Or AMERICA.
Now York. June II, 1919
ihe boarc OF Directors have to-day dc.
ciared semi annual dividend OF nf,seu
,io' Per cent free of tax. payable Juiy
as,. a. ls1s. to stockholders Of record OF this
r,,a tne trans Q. hooSs win remain closed
w NJ. BENNETT. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. granulated per lb 7.45
Sugar. centrifugal per lb.,. 7.28
Coffee. Rio. No. 7. per lb.... 22M 8M
Coffee. Santos. No. 4. per ID. 2OM =
sugar-,-Distribution, Of refined sugar
to the domestic trade is said to be the
heaviest on record. Refiners are working
Of reduced arrivals of raw sugar from
Cuba. 1t is reported that the Shipping
Board has not furnished sufficient tom
mage for July to maintain arrivals at the
present rate.
Coffee Futurcs-The coffee market was
dull and easy. Prices at the close wero
80 to 46 points net lower. Cables reported
the Santos term market from 375 TO 5o5
reia lower. At tho present high prices Of
coffee and with tho hot summer months
ahead demand from the real consumer for
roasted coffee does not promise to be
active, especially as he is supposed to
have bought already much more than his
usual requirements. In view of this
situation, and In view OF the fact that n
rev crop is coming forward, 1t is the
belief of many observers that in The
struggle oyer prices tho Importers hero
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Bonds
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED STATES RUBBER 90.
1880 BROADWAY NEW YORK

WI I'LL III I'D NUIt1SUN %.
1880 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
July End. 1919
Tho Board Of Directors Of tho United
States Rubber Company has this day de-
clarsd from It's not prohts Il quarterly div-
dend OF Two per cent. {2%) on tho First
Preferred stock OF tho Company to Stock
holders of record at +. M on Tuesday.
july 1tth, 1919. payable. without closing
OF the TrAnafer Hooks, July 2lst. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03

consumed, the highest monthly COM
sumption for 1918 being reached III
that month: The lowest monthly cons
sumption this year was in February.
when less than so.ooo.oOo pounds wsrd
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Poultry
Live

Chickcna-Spring broilers colored or.
press. As soc; White Leghorns, large. ex.
press, 45c; White Leghorns, small, express
4ec; 20 4 lar large freieht, 5oe; medium freight
press s4c; freight. light, Sac freight
heavy a4c: old roosters' freight, 2Ac
Turkeys 5" Dncks nsns fTssht Soc freight
spring, ib., s7e; Long Island, s old I''tao sso
Geese, E,rse,. freight 2oe Guineas. pair. s1.1o
Dressed
Turkeys = Fresh. packed or iced
Northeriy' Western, ID. soc @ A1c; southcr-
!y hs lb 9s ss'@soe nN" nr9,crsmNsarby. coored
2'h lbs and over. each, 45c@5oc; Western
dry picked, h. soc; Western. dry-
picked. 21s lbs and over, each. 10
Sso callforni WHITE 'N LeEhorn afn III s9 s9
SOC, Fowls-Fresh dry packod. miik-fed
~ IL to to- boy " wesern 80 to 50 lbs and
fresh. dry packed. corn-frd Il 10 box
Western, 80 to so lbs and over to dos 30 a
and iced. bbp. Western. dry packed, 4 to 6
lbs nnd over. 32Qo32Hc; 3ia lbs 800 30c:
lbs and under. 27@2sc; Southwestern. dry.
slc; old cocks. fresh, dry packed. boxes OF OF
bbls. Western. dry picked No. l. 20c
sscalded, 10000 Duc!.s-Long Island and
culla s2.6o1sa. l',oasns, 1915 BACK ss
Tnrkeys-Western. So. ~ boxes. picked
selected young hens tS n 40o: Western dry.
picked. selected, young toms. 4SGp 4oc
Western. bbs. dry picked. selected young
49, young hens and TOMS mixed 4sdf
47c; Texas. 45 q 100: fair to good 4oQp43c:
old toms. 49, broiiers. mik-fed. fancy,
Is to "a lbs to dos, ~ @ 40: fancy,
40 to so lbs. aS 40 40c oorn-fsd. fancy, Id
to "a lbs. Ao@42o; g6 to 80 lbs, s6pssc
Chickens-Mils-fed. al to GO lbs and oveI
to dos. 4aV 40; corn-fed. 81 to GO lbr and
over to doz, 40t42c FOwls--AIlk-f fed &C
lbs and over to dox. 36c: 4s TO S. lbs
Sbc' 43 to AZ lbs. 3t1ac; 3s to 40 lbs. sac
30 to 30 lbs 2DW30c; under 30 lbs, 27 $50;
corr-fcd, go lbs and over to doz IA
ts to h6 lbs. 3lmoi 40 to ~ lbs. sic
80 80 TO- to 4s ~, lbs; sao; 30 to sb lbs aoc; under
40 IDS W efasc; OLD cocks. Westcrn. prime
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Hops

Hops-state. 1918, prime to choice. H..
e3@65c common to fair 500 soc; 1917.
common to prime. nominal: Pacific Coast,
1918. prime to- choice, C1@s3c; common
to fair, so q 60c 1917, common to prime,
"a @ 42c state and Pacific Coast, older
growths, 24M M32c.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Offerings to BUYERS

REMNANTS. Jobs, seconds. cotton knit
fleece inod jersey cloth, about "a" by
l9" 10000 pounds 30 cents pound, for
sIippers, childrens y Al1irts and undergar-
tnontA Becker, Grameroy 12A0. Becker
AmstardRn,S Ma Il
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Dry Dock Savings Institution

S41 s. 343 BOWERY, Cor. Sd ST., New York
The Trustees have declared a dividend
for the SIX months ended juno 30, 1919, on
all deposits from FIVE DOLLARS 20
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS entitled
THREE and ONE-HALF Per Cent. per am
mum payable on and after July 21. 1919.
Deposits made or before JULY 10 viii
DE en''tled TO interest from July 1, 1919.
ANDREW MILLS President
WM F. PATTERSON. Vice President.
IREDERICk SHERWOOD. Treasurer.
SAMUEL WEBSTER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Hay and Straw

s42; No. to 2. sa2@s4s shipping, s2s a
s29 no grade hay, s1s@s25 fancy. light
clover. mixcd, sS7@s39 No. l. clover,
mixed, 340s36; No ., clover, mixed, $28 10
$50. Straw-No /, rye. sl2Qs13; oats, No
l. $10lQ$11.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
p. L0RHLARD COMPANY

New York, July 2, 1919.
Notice ts hereby given that the Trsnst.r
Hooks of the Registered Five Per Cont Tnndn
of this Company VII 10 closed at 3 o'clock
r. N, July eth, 1919 for ths payment Of
viii ks re1Denec at 10 veiock A. M. August
"a. 1912.
WIN y, KHErT, Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Cereals

Wheat-The United Kingdom will pro
duce a fair crop Of wheat, it Is reported.
France will have a moderate crop. In
Italy the southern wheat crop Will be
about equal to that Of last year, but the
yield in the north will probably be rather
poor. The crop in Spain will be slightly
larger than last year. North Africa will
have an average harvest.
Corn-Corn prices scared to new high
records closing the day with net gains
of "a to cents a bushel. The weekly
weather report said the crop was stll
weedy over large areas. The Snow re
port put the acreage at the smallest fig
ure on record. New high prices for hogs
were established again yesterday. Sup
plies Of corn In England were said to be
small.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS

LIVERPOOL COTTON
Spot middling was quoted In the Liver
pool market at 1859. Sales were 5000
bales. of which 1000 were American. In
ports were 1000 bales. all American. In
the cloth and yarn market at Manchester
there little doing.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Mining Stocks

Sales.
1900 .+AdM&M Ia p,
5000 Al-Br Col Met
1000 Alaska M Cor .
400 sAllied Gold
235 sAm H M C W
800 *Arizona Silver
1000 ATLANTA
300 *Atl Ores & R
$500 Big Ledge
$4,000 " Belch D "a p
$4,000 *fBelch E "a p,
5000 +Boston G. MOI
2500 *tCaledonia
1900 'Candelaria ST
1900 Cascade Silver
1000 Cashboy
1000 Scr Sill M & N
1900 Cons Copper N
1400 Cresson Con G
1000 +tCrn Croe l. {
5000 *fDivide Char.
1900 Ell Salv Silv.
1900 Eureka Cr M.
$500 "Forty-nine M
100 Golden Gate.
700 'fHasbrouck I
1900 @fJim Butler.
1000 "IKate II M G
10000 "tKnox Div.
5000 "fLib B D(a p
10000 ~fLone Star.
800 Louisiana Con
10000 'tMacN Cr M
2S000 "+MacNam Mil
2100 *+Magma Chic
500 *Moth c NJ In
400 MAT Tin Corp
1000 'fNev D "a p
800 Nipissing Min
500 *Onondaga Mil
1000 list Croix G. M
500 Seneca Cop c
300 "Silver Dol M
5000 Silv X of Art
300 It Silver X Div
$500 $50 A G. e. P
5000 Stand Silv-L.
2700 tStewart. =.
5000 *tSunburst Cor
10000 "fSutherland I
100 "Tono Belmont
1000 'Tono Divide. J.,
800 'Tono Exten. =.
2300 United Eastern
2500 Un M of Mex.
100 "fU s Cont M
1880 "Vic Div (ap)
$500 tW End Cons.
1000 fW Cap Min.
$500 ~tW Tree Min
$4,000 tWilbcrt Min .,
400 wilson Silv N
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 10

DIVIDEND NO. 10
quarterly dividend of two ana one.
balf per cent. two and ons~haIf dollars
rer shareI on the capital stock OF this
Company has been declared, payable on
July ~, 1913, To stockholders az record II
the Gloss Of t1sinsss Juno 70. 1918.
JOHN w. DAMON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
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Oats--Onts advanced along with corn.
There were complaints of high tempera-
lures in some parts of the oats belt.
Cash trade quiet.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats No swso.7s14 5000 so.7sK soss
Chicago:
$spts%ssr ,as.;,S .3315s%h@ IN 6 .sss$s ss#%
Rye-Market very strong.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago.
Ca sh No2 wh $159A $1.52A $1.72
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. aKo.
MINI, pSi125@ @I1.75 s11.35 @I1.75 s11. .esis
Corn meal 1850 4.25 $500 425 4SO
Rye c. $3.50 9.25 $3.50 325 IO.55
Bran ...42.75@ @43.O0 42.75 @43.OO -
Cottonseed Oil.-Cottonseed oil was moro
active and nrmer Sales $500 bar
rels. Prices for future contracts were:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-12-12
ECA1!NG THE B.B-3 aloud
Much Truth in Charge That Beautiful
Text Is Too Often Interpreted in
Un;nteiIigant Manner.

II IS strange that the reading of the
Bible aloud In an acceptable manner
should present-apparently- almost In
suptrable difficulties, remarks a writer
In The London Spectator. 1t Is writ
ten in the finest English of the finest
period. It concerns subjects of uni
versal and undying interest. 1t is en-
dtared to every listener by tradition
and recollection. But the evidence
IloveS it is hard to read Well Men
especially interested in philosophy and
religion, especially trained in Hebrew
and Greek literature. specially anxious
to bring the truths Of Scripture home
TO their audience, read it for the most
part in abominable fashion.
We cannot insult them by supposing
tfeir weekly task an easy one. We
cannot. on the other hand deny that
the Old and New Testaments offer
great scope for fine reading. The task
of The curate at lectern is like the task
of the executant before the piano. The
one has great literature before him;
the other great music. The audience
waits for his Interpretation. AS rule,
with many and marked exceptions the
curate runs through his work In such
a mechanical and uninterested manner
as would empty concert hall if imi-
teted by his brother artists. He reads
heroic passages as though they were
dull parish notices, arguments as cut
and-dried snippets Of dogmatism. and
shrewd proverbs as sacred poetry.