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New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Sugar Earnings Increase

zas American Sugar Company for the
year ended October 81 last discloses
gross of S1,254,529, which compares
with $1107,162 for the preceding
year. After operating expenses total
ling $l,109 463 net was S145. .O66.
Total deductions were s136,527, leaving
a surplus for the year of s1O,294.
In the report it was shown that
the cost Of cane alone was consider
ably wore than 60 per cent of the
gross receipts. During the year
l16,791 tons of cane were ground
and turned into 27,724,800 pounds
Of sugar.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
House Furnishings, Furniture
Floor Coverings. Dran.s.

-. BAlTlMoRE m. Mcdowell & Co. }. H r..
- BALTIMORE -Bernheimer Bros DIV ,o.s.
> Naini furi'iturr. 40 Fou--h Avenue rs,rs oO
DENVER --sosim Dry Goods Go A 9 ~ w.
SSsarivsS anu russ. IS EAst Twenty slAth S,sss
MEMPHIS-Iennnss Furniture Co
TICK. carpets and drapcries McAlpin = osf-
PlTTSBl RGH kaufman Dent Stores ca.
Foods' J. Flynn. house Furnishings l26i R,os,' o,'
SCHENECTADY y View Fnr,s,s ~
ture Co 4 Morris carpets AMI furniturs a.ni asurn-
way Central nfosd-
~ SYRACUSE. y -ChappeM. Dyer Co =.
a. Hg4nisrsn house furnishing goods and chin.
ToLEDO-Lion Dry Goods Co. E Munro ~
fuinishns goods IS Eass Tweno s.xth Sre,t 1VSs ss
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Tea

A reversal Of view on the tea mar
ket has taken place among the I'M
porters. A month ago certain import
ers We're pressing all kinds of teas for
sale: They solicited any offer no mat
ter bow low. Now the same importers
are refusing TO sell their stock at the
prices they freely offered it at before.
For the last two weeks there has been
a marked increase in the number Of
orders and in their size. The tea
trade, as consequence, looks for
higher prices
Quotations in cents a pound for lots
of 90 and 100 packages follow: Odd
lots ruled one cent higher.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
New Air Brake Director

Leroy w. Baldwin, president of the
Empire Trust Company, was added to
the board Of directors OF the New York
Air Brake Company at tho annual
meeting of stockholders yesterday. G.
A. Starbuck, president Of the company,
in response to an inquiry regarding
the labor situation at tho plant in
Watertown, H. y, said that matters
were being adjusted ard that all of
the men whom the company desired
are now employed. He stated that the
inefficient and undesirable machinists,
most of whom we're responsible for the
strike, have been eliminated. AT a
meeting of the board Of directors the
officers Wcro reelected.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
sURROCATES' NOTICES

order OF Hon. John p CohaIan a sur
rogste OF the County OF New York. notice
30 hereby given 10 all persons having
claifns against Paul c. Prentice lste ~
tho County OF New York deceased Ia
present the Same. with vouchers thsrsoe
to the subscriber at his once and place
of transactlng business. at 81 Broadwav
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF Now Yori
on or before tho lst day OF May 1919
tober, 1918.
EZRA +. PRENTICE
- Administrator
JAbFS r. COLLINS. Attorney for Ad.
niris,rator. 6l Broadway. New York
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

Tho New York Central Michigan
Central equipment certificates offered
by tho Bankers Trust Company Of New
York, Union Trust Company OF Pitts
burgh and Hallgarten & Co. have all
been sold
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter. - Receipts were 6957 pack
ages Creamery, higher than extras, ib.
6l@ lie; extras, 92 score, tirsts, SO to
81 score, 57G G0c; seconds, SO to 81
score, 52N 5612c; lower grades, 4SM
Sic; unsated, higher than extras, 640
Csc; extras. 63a SO i2c; frsts, $50 &c ;
seconds, 55M 5oc; state, dairy tubs,
finest, $50 59c; good to prime, 53ld SIC;
common to fair, 43a SIC; renovated, ex-
tras, 47Q 47 l2c; tirsts, $50 46c; tirsts,
45n46c; lower grades, 4Oo 44c; imita-
tion creamery, hrsts, 45M A6c; ladies',
current make, frsts, 41@. &c; seconds,
39M 40c; lower grades, $50 SOC; pack
ing stock, current make, No. 1, 3912M
doc; No. 2, 3S'2 a 39c; lower grades, 81
ii 38c.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Cotton Margins High

Higher margins and the new style Of
contracts have tended to restrict specu
lation on the New Yo~k Cotton Ex
change. The minimum margin which
is accepted is 81, 900 on one hundred
bales. From this point the range is
upward to $1,000, $4,000 and $500.
When cotton sold down around and
cents pound margin of 5000 on one
hundred bales was accented.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Big Alcohol Producing Capacity

The circular adds that the alcohol
producing capacity of the United
States Food Products plants is greater
than that of the United States In
dustral Alcohol Company. Regarding
the outlook for foreign trade this is
said: at present the foreign demand
for alcohol is said to be restricted
only by the non availability of ocean
tonnage. Once the blockade is lifted
and trade relations are resumed there
should be substantial exports to Ger
many, which country is an important
alCohol uSer"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

tus kesele. West Forty second Street. New
T. A Waters Inc. general photographer and
AT dsaler 500; Syracuse: l.. a Waters George
pause.-. Il L. BA-scA. 40 Walnut Place. syrs-
t'aa~r- iru'ry sna Foundation Company. Inc.
g. e,.rSeiors '9,s,s-9,on eieettical work.
pTly,-. J. y. GoldsboIoush. 2s0 Broadway, New
~. L. 'aiaran Auto cosgerstian asnqtss
Arie v Ipndwsl Florence Banks. A L. Glass
man. 40 Mes- Twentieth Street. New York.
1.ss 500 Isa9r Niucsei I1za6eth Rinc1el'
Jor Bloomfield. sil Ias, Tell,h Street New YORK
i''.-ia,.- Ai-ercsA i2p,,gss az Nayisalon Cotn-
iie4ry cre-i. Icon Fischer, If. T. Conea. 443
For t.!-tn >tree, BrooslyA.
Mr-',a Fss.ty C5r!,or@,.oa $4,000; Manhattan;
seier4- reAl esta,e. D. 1 sum .rae'a. R. Il King,
Essle ll9.s Company. &c. s. coo. NerDattar
o'ice aid household flriture Nztn Siesel harry
hI.erAer l-sep- kssAer -ol LAST Second Street,
Ths I-ais Cohen News Company. Ire. 81 600
East Fourteenth street brcok9n
Mgreo's See Products Company INC. 10000:
Mil supplies and castAH' Wi-iam T a Weison.
Imo,ssi Contrasting Company Inc, $1,000 Brool.
y really ot ana S' s eng!Acnras M ara iaeT
Bufa 20 Mc,ross rect, Itros1gu
Charles Ricl.man. Inc. $ C0o Manhattan: NOV
.us picture business Charles J. Riehran. Tomas
a Persons $ Da~ley us Vest forty eighth
sweetland-Irhan Ford Repair Shop inc. s. 600:
Manhattan, general artomoa.le rvr az: Charles
l!Srnes HUGO Haasa, II 4 MeKerze. 1s5 West
ReN Leather Goods Coryorar.on so, 600: Man
haitian; deal In leather goods anG novelties Samuel
Fifth Ayenue. New York City
The Spanish American Trade Journal. Inc
SIX qoo Maphatian an ,newsp49er proprieors and
opisso Pier 8. East River. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
More Women Stockholders

Another company in its annual re-
port shows that women hold large
part of the company's stock. This time
it is the American Sugar Refining Com
pany. The total number of stockhold-
ers is 2O,877, one-half of whom are
women. The average stockholders have
decreased from 47l2 shares in 1916 and
Y in 1917 to 43 in 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL. NINNFAPO is
MD OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY

u
7ne Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of tho Chicago. Saint Paul. Minneapolis
aad OMAHA Railway Company VIII be held
fndson, Wisconsin. on Wednesday. April
e.. 1919. At o'clock 81. m. for the election
0f directors and the transaction OF such
other business may como before said
meeting.
Transfer books will he closed on Friday,
arch :, 1919 at the close Of business
80 that day and will be reopened on
Thursday. April 10. 1919.
Dated Tebruary 2s. 1919
JAMES T CLARK President.
JCHN y. CALDWELI4 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Schedules in Ranl,r,qnto,,

c,t ,ItY5,GIRADuE FURNITURE MANuFAcTr-R1vc.
t'-, ,,,s-o AM M schedule Of the Hysrade
=, urii,lure i Manu- acturing Company Inc 436 FaSt
d,il aeatA street shows Liabilities of S ss0 a1-S
a1se2 a, OF $io,o Tho three largest creditors
''frHAp"Ilb n Brothers. Brooklyn 81 100. Nr-ri,
5o feit broold5n. 81 600 and Christlnan LumbaT
poaH poH1@y 2s5 l0IF BToas5S iil%d G s7oo lonburt
JESSE r BONNIAN-A s.,od,,,a
n9%Man - Nm shows Liabilities Of $840i and ssssts II q,
Fabric Inc hree arsest creditors ara Resisii
nuTeli a'1 Company West Nineteenth Street sg.
lirae, S 5,9senInal Company. Inc West T'hrtieth
the sitorev sgo William H. Brady. l4l Broadway il
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Suppress Commercial Frauds

A campaign to increase it's member
ship from fifty to five hundred by July
will be started next Monday by the
Alliance for the Suppression Of Com
merclal Frauds. Any concern which
sells in the vicinity OF New York is
eligible for membership.
Since the organization of the bodv.
in the early part Of July Of last year. a
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Notions. Toilet Goods. Drugs

8. HOUSTON Ter, William l.. Foley: Miss T..
Strrlt notions. toilet goods. hosiery. laocs Gnu
- fll'TSBt RGH -McCreery Company; A. G Nc
poiAld leather and toilet goods; % East Twenty
sixth street. Sth floor
WASHINGTON. u. -Lanshurgh & Brc Miss
a str"itman. notions. West Thirty second Stroct,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

Cheese.-Rcceipts were 4,Sl7 boxes,
including 1000 boxes in transit for
export. State, whole milk, fresh flats,
specials, colored, lb, 32 12c; white,
32 &c; average run, colored, 500
32 4c; white, 313, M32c; lower grades,
3ON3l12c; twins, specials, 32 j %
81 &c; average run, 800 32Mc; lower
grades, 30@3lAc; flats, held, 35M37c;
twins, held, 55M37c; Wisconsin, whole
milk, twins, held, 35037c; fresh, 32
q SO re; single daisies, held, 35M37c;
fresh. 320 32 &c; double daisies, held,
35N SIC; fresh, 32M32 nc; double dai-
sizes, held, 35(d BIC; fresh. 32M3214 c :;
Young Americas, held, 36n 3Sc; fresh,
$3.50. 33ai c; state, skins, specials, 10
a 2lc; prime to choice, 15M17c; fair
to good, l0Wl4c; lower grades, i
N &C.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Not as a COMPANY

Men interested IN things financial
have for some time wondered whether
f. J. du Pont de Ncmours g. Co. was
interested heavily in the Baldwin Lo-
comotive Works. A spokesman for the
du Pont company, in response to an
inquiry, replied unequivocally that the
company was not interested in the
Baldwin works. He explained, how
ever, that it was possible that some
individual members of the du Pont
family might own some Baldwin stock
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
In Bronx County
| AIn.nr Hna Cn-L. 8. Dltlmar

city Island Motor Bus Co-L. 8. Dltimar
DeUcy. Wnuam C.-W Martln..........
hnr. Frank T. l. Wcnberser ....-....
kingston john A. jacobson -,......
Nit,rh. August c.. jr.-Thc Puro Products
O'Brien. Bridget f. +. Boyden. ..--.,.-
Van PraaH Abrnnam- Nj Fuchs .....-.
Wolf. Gus-D. iIlTschhcld ct al. ..-----.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT At
meeting Of stockholders OF Rvoli Waist
Company. Inc. held March &. 1919, tho
following rcaolution unanimously
adopted: "RESOLVED by tho unanimous
vote OF Gil tho stockholders OF the Rivoli
Waiss CO., Inc, ri n meeting duly con-
vcned on the sth day OF March. 1919. that
It Is desirable that tho corporate nane or
said Rivon WHIST Co. Inc., be changed
to the name OF Hsddad Waist Company
Inc. tho nafne authorized by tho Secretary
OF state OF tho state Of Now York nv
virtue or certificate bearing date goth
DAY or February, 1919, and the president
ana n"crethry Of this corporation arc
author'zed and directed 70 take all ateIs
neccs"hry 70 comply with tho require
rnents OF the General Corporation Law
as amended. known as Section &C OF said
General Corporation Law"
Il FILCuEH. Hecretarx.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
COmmO ODDITIES a.

100000 bags of Cuban raw sugar dur
ing the last day or two. Conditions
were generally unchanged as TO re-
fined sugar, the demand being very
moderate, with prices Sill unchanged
at &c regular way.
Current a year
prices. ago
Sugar. sranqlated, per D.. 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb....... 7.2a -
Coffee, Rio No. {. per lb........ 1914 e7s
Coffee. Santos No. I. per b.. 1900
Coffee Futures. Influenced by
stronger primary markets and further
advances in the Rio spot market here,
the market was firm throughout the
session, and while trading during the
morning was not overactive, later in
the day strong trade interests bid
prices up with a good demand from
fresh outside interests, with longs
realizing. On the call prices were
to 10 points above the previous close,
and final quotations were % to 25
points net higher.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Buyers Arrived

invited column
between 10 and u m 'an o1s3
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Shoes

BALTNfoKE-Cahu cobleis Co; H. A Goos.
man shoes. Pcuusslyania 'n-
BOSTON Jordan. Marsh Co.: I. NJ Ssprs.-
mems shoes Az Fourth Avenue 'n
DAYTON Elder y Johnston Co: l. nr.-
shoes &c Filth Avenue --e.
HOMES DAI.E-E Dlctnr. uoo,s. shon n,,,.
Herald SQUARE A'Si
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

South and from Liverpool was soon alb
sorbcd, however. In the later trading
after the big bulge in prices had taken
place, the market had to meet heavy
realizing, which caused substantial re-
cessions from the earlier tops.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and 125 points higher, at 29.10c
for middling, compared with 26.S5c the
day before and $500 the year before.
There were no sales of spot
The range OF prices on leading
months follows
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Leather and Fancy Goods,
.Jewelry

ROSTON-w Filone'a Sons Co: " Hahn
leather goods toilet articles jcwclry umbrellas
thaScmenO ll6 West Thirty second Strvcf:
Algonquin
hoSToN.-M Cohen CJcwciry ctcD Hotel Mari.
borough
LANCASTER. Pa-T A. Peters jcwelry Great
Northern
FI1'rSBV RGH McCreory Company: A c No
Donald. leather and toilet gyods s3 Eayt Twenty
sixth Htrcc. 6th door.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Business Troubles
Receivers in Bankruptcy

Jpdgc Knox In the United States District Court
yesterday. appointed Abner B IIupel receiver With
$1,000 bond Tor the New York Blscsstone Com
paiiy OF Marlhorough. y Y An Involuntary DO
tiLon was filed against the concern by tho John
i5 b HoSe Company. setting forth creditors claim
So Broadway. are the attorneys
-, CHESTNUT UPHOLSTERY AND DECORATING;
t9NlAH falo Ea,, NC Judge .Kncx appointed VIII
ana Decorating Company. Inc. 2l3 Lexington Ave,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND.
THE BARRETT COMPANY m ~
DIVIDEND.

Gua-+erly dividend % Two Dollars
'-oo' par share has been declared on the
'ommon Capital stock and quarterly dv-
'rud or One Dollar and Seventy-fve Cents
tl15' per share on tho Preferred Capital
och or Tho Rarrett Company. New Jersey.
80 Il quarterly dividend or ono Dollar and
twenty-five csnts s. 75) per share on tho
J referred STOCK Subscription Receipts Of the
Nfu"r1can Coal Products Company. Payable
on April J, 1919. 70 Common Stock holders of
fe'ord aA at the close Of business March 90
]fle. and on April J 3. 1919, to tho Preferred
stock holders Of record Of The barrett Com
ps ny and Preferred Stock Subscription x>.-
oHip's holders Of the American Coal ProdtSaks
company n record ar At the close OF bust
ness March 81. 1919
ERNEST J. STEER Trcasurers
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Steel Wages Cut

Youngstown reported yesterday fur
thcr reductions in wages of steel work
ers. Tho bi-monthly ware settlement
between the sheet and tin plate
operators and operatives, it was an
nounced, resulted in reduction Of
1919 per cent in wages for sheet mill
workers and s per cent for tin mill
workers for tho March April period.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

Eggs Receipts were 27793 cases
Fresh gathered, extras. dozen, 43M
43 &c; extra frsts, aga i212c; hrsts,
4012Q4l lac; seconds, 39a 4oc; dirties
No. |, 39c; No. 2 and poorer, 36M $50;
checks, good to choice, dry, 36M37c;
under grades, 34@35c; state Penn
sylvania and nearby Western, hennery
whites, fine to fancy, AGA 4sc; ordinary
to prime, 43@ 45c; gathered whites,
ordinary to fine, 42M 46c; Pacific Coast,
whites, extras, 47d4Sc; ordinary to
fine, 43M doc; Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 43M4 45c state, Penn
sylvania and nearby, hennery browns,
44la 45c; gathered, brown and mixed
cOlOrS a 10 IN AZ ioc
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
CHANGE OF NAME


RESOLUTION or STOCKiIOIDERS on
"N1TAGRAPH LuBlN SEIIG ES-
SANAY, INC" TO change name TO "V1TA-
GRAPH 1NC.",
Wa, Albert e. Smith. Presjdent and
Ronald A. Reader. Secretary OF Vltagraph-
Lubin -Selig Essanay. inc. do hereby cor
ffy that on tho 18th day OF March. 1913.
at a meeting Of tho stockholders Of Vita
graph Lubin-Selig Essanay, Inc, held at
the Office Of the Company. 1900 broadway.
New York. y. y. after due notice of said
Meeting TO all the stockhoders of said
Company, n resolution Of which the fol
lowing is copy, was unanimously
adopted
"RESOLNED. that tho prosent ramo Of
tho Corporation, to Wit.
" 'V1TAGRArH lUR1N SEL1G EsSA-
NAY, INC
DO changed TO
'VITAGRAPH. inc"
Dated. New York. March II. 1919.
AhBERT r. SMITH. President
NONAI.D A. kEA DER Secretnrv
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

Tho City Controller Of Pittsburgh
will receive bids on tho $1,134,00O Az
per cent to 30 year serial funding
bonds until March %.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

4 dividend of T~o Dollars per sharo Win
30 psid on Tuesday. April IS. 1919 70
Si'ckholderr ~ record a. the closo OF bust
"frH on FRIDAY. March -. 1913
On account ~ the Animal Meeting the
ffsnHSer boo<s ~il be closed from Batur.
aaf. Nsrcb -. 10 Tuesday March %. 1919
10Th GAys included
q. y. MILNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Sugar and 4'oMcc

Sugar. r.-Througb the Sugar Equali-
zation Board there were large pur-
chases yesterday of raw sugars amount
ing to 440,A2O bags Of Cubas, for ship
mcnt this month. These are the first
purchases reported this week.
Local rehners have received about
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
kAII-MAN COMPANY

NOTICE CT ANNUAL. MEETING
rIe Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders
the chicago and North Western Rail-
way Company viii be held the office
ef fne company. 12s West Jackson Poule-
ard i'm tne city ~ Chicago. Illinois, on
.1escas, April =. 1919. at IL o'clock a. m.
11r rho election of directors and tho
ransacfion 90 such other business as may
come before sid meeting
r-ansfer books Will be closed on Friday
alrh Z. 1919 a. the close II business on
'hst dav. and viii be reop ned Wedne--
oev. prN p. 1919
Dated March l. 1910
WILLIAM " fI FTNIFY President
JOHN y. CALDWELL secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
THE PIERCE ARROW MOTOR CAR CO.

quarterly aiytdeph of two per cent has
nffn 1relSf~H ~ tne preferred stock Of this
'-3irDanT. DsIabie April /. 1919 TO ntock-
'pioers ~ r@cDrd Marcb II. 1919
WAITER =. WRYY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Orchard and Field
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Baldwin, bbl.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
kV 'OO 4 y w ~ O0
NEW STYLE
fT,D-.
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables: Spot cotton fair,
lower at 15.6Sd; good middling, un-
changed at 1S.95d. Sales 5000; Ameri-
can. 1000. Imports, 5000 all American.
Futures opened quiet, unchanged to
points lower. Closed steady, at an ad-
vance of 33 to Al points on old and of
p to 30 points on new contracts.
March, 16.0Sd; April, 15.22d; May,
13.S0d; June, 1864; July, 13.45d
August, 13.3Od; September, 13.10d.
Manchester: Yarns irregular; cloths,
more doing.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Petitions i'm Rankruntcv

~ TSINU IS-IN VFHOLSTERY And DECORATING
S5oqtri,,tt An in7oluntay petition against tie
sn d5 Lexington Avenue shows liabilities Of 81 800
claim j. IL Tor1 < '9o C6 Pgll0Hins Slo as. credit
i,9ls. = D. ~ and F Schumacher & Co.. S48s'
nrsgr'ou in1S'.. q Horn 25S Broadway are the a,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Satisfied Judgments
In Now York County

Tho first name Is that Of the debtor: tho secodd
= al of tho creditor and dato when judgment wa3
ltI.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
CUBA fA%F srGAH COHPOHATIOS.
prsfsrred AinNk uitidend

19aftffiy diyidend NJ tl7J per share
ftffA1 f'pc< ~ this corpDrstfon for me
Quarter 'n1inK Nareh 5lst, 1913, payhbis
1p''l 'F'' lsjt, - sfpckholdsrs II record at
~, fIrss ~ bns3nSSs Nsrch IBgh, 1919
~. n. KHOYKH
Treasurcz
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Southern spot markets follow: Gal

Southern spot markets follow: Gal
weston steady, 60 points higher at
27.60c; sales, 57l bales. New Orleans
steady, unchanged, at 27.25c, sales,
2,63S bales. Mobile steady, 80 points
lower at 25.75c; sales, 362 bales.
Savannah quiet, unchanged, at &c;
sales, S2i bales. Charleston quiet, 1c
higher at 26c; sales, none. Norfolk
quiet, unchanged, at $3.50; sales, none
Augusta quiet, % points higher at 26c;
sales, 162 bales. Memphis steady, 80
points higher at 27c; sales, 1000 bales
Houston steady, 70 points higher at
27.5Oc; sales. 1,75l bales. Little Rock
quiet, unchanged, at 26.50c; sales, 424
bales
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
The Chase National Bank
of the City of New York

ne BOARD ~ Directors has declared a
1uar'srly dividend of ~, on tho cnpi,al
-, .,oet OF M 'nas BANK payable April /, 1919,
sus, ness March Is. 1913 Tn, trnn~ycr
hooks Viii not clors . '''''a''
\. 9. ANDREWS. Cashier.
March ~. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Jud gnenIs Filed
In New York Countv

me following judgments were filed
yesterday, ,e the first name being that of
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

The BOARD Of Supervisors of San
Francisco viii receive bids until Nav
II for the s3,o15,0oo 41s per cent 13 4
year average school bonds.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Buyers Coming

BALTIioRE5- Ial 7. Monumental Q ton Tailoring o.:
ya.,,n ~ ;. GOLDSMITH. piece goods. FeslnsylTs1li.
is expected here March H. 1919
-, JOSEPH. Mo.-Richsrispn Dry Goods ons
- y; GIahain. coats. - Lea1 ard Stree., VII -
nero frday u ths Nesk
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13

Tho first uamc is that Of the debtor; tho Secodld
that Of tho creditor and datc when judgment
Preferred Accident ms. CO. Of n y
J.. G. X Dalmmn. july 8. 1918 ..... SiS7 so
Same same Feb. 4. 1916 ............. llg %
Same-same Mercl .. 1919 ........... l7S
Central valley National Bank. l..
sucldcn March 6. ............... 125 80
Samc-Samc. February t. 1916. 6...4.... $50 90
Dauies. lamss VS.. A Milbauer. Nov.
II. 1914 .......- ............ 276 81
March %. 1914. .......... - l.ss4ls
Sanc- SaIna. Ian is. 1919 ..t--........ ll9 20
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Il Wnchalnan OF al; July 70 1915 q 81. an
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Goodman. Harry. and Aaron Schnealnr. ''''"s
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Hay and Straw

Following Yesterdays prices. compared with
rhore CT year ago
Yesterday. year ago.
Live steers fair 70
prime 100 ID .Stl.25 @Si8.50 Sl2S5 @Si3.I5
Dressed beef sides
I'D. .-+..--.-.-.. ~ "a 20 ID "a III
10 prime. 100 lb.'7.co a 200 400 a 1925
Dressed voals ciij.
lh. ...---.-.-.. "a "a 81 n n %
Live ewcs. loo b 900 "a 1900 900 "a 1900
prime 100 ID 1900 % 1000 1885 % 1925
Dressed mutton. To 10 "a "a ~ a n
dressed lambs. city
'lb ..-.-..... 80 20 .S5 .23 "a %
Hogs loo ID. 1850 "a 1925 1925 "a 1880
con. H. ,.. 1890 .25H4 .24ls@ .25ss
Ness hecf b6i $500 $500 3oo % $3.50
H. ....,.....-. $50 % 2s.25c 2s $50 q 1880
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
Offerings to Buyers

RoYs' TToN s.-ITS. Fsne Csshmers, eesnu.s' e
mixtures. s. - suit Louis Friedman. ils ~
COATS Have $50 Junior and Mssoe Cosert % - =
turc serges and yeicurS To clo~e out a. ~AfS
50 -. ilss Ell, so West 18Th st
sERGFs- NAVY. 500 osSs. BLACK sisx
Cramerry 2faa.
SKIRTS Latest styles: high iustrc Susducu>s'N s'N
poplins. black and colors s 95 Ncw feas 80.
Garment Company. ll40 broadway.
SUITS. COATS Closing out 81 . ssntnce. -
meiolA Albert rcrrakin. IS Wu8 10 =
Madison SQusxN seta. -.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-13
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

VIE BgG TO ANNOUNcH THAT THIN IN.
trrest ~ J. Mcintyre In our rrrr
ceanes on and after this date.
W. u. HUTTON b. COMPANY.
W. ~. hutton. j. NJ Hutton,
W. u. Hutton. WallacA Scott