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New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

Jowe1cnls ct al: February 9.
Wilmer. Max R-F. johnson ct al. *'o''1
April le. 1919 .. ,,o
h1sess sess PLACE Ssds Realty Corporation.
Solomon-s II. Gelier: June s.
1871 ...-.--........ 2GO %
Wise. Sanford J. and chas. NJ '0o'''
Kohn--C w. Moody; November
IS. 1919 (reversed) . sloe en-
Natlus Auto Renting Company ''O''V
and Jerome Davis-Gibson 4
Dornhau; April 25. 1919 IVA
c@nDes Il. 5a%s. s1a Ms!sq5:t '''''
cember 10. 1913 (vacated). 200 90
Rosenthal. Marcus-F. Rubel:
Alfred n Smith company- M '''
Gold, Bernard--A Buchanan: '''
June d lsls :.:;........... 2.1s1 o5
p Fl. Runyon; February 5.
Broadway-John street cornor. iSs'AS
a,ion--A. Arkin: February 27.
Barrett WIN. NJ. president-i.. '''s'
Wilson: December 6. 1913 (re-
Fox. David--N Botoshansky; ''''''
May 81. 1919 ......,.,..... l.7seso
In Bronx County
Becker. Albert ana Automatic
oreonwald Brothers: April 10.
iS wiipoa Holding comDany, inc. n'a"
and Robot Podsur--b.rrstt
Company; December ~. 1911. 1880
sawn.,11rGYns n.- Ynco~,AIttaS Artiac'sl stone
10. lo1s ....:................ 1ss.os
s:%::: s:%::%:; 33ss:5s 3:ss:sss t. :i:: 1:i: ;s;; ;
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Poultry
Dressed

Nor,ssriyvs a@,ssseiysvFresh. Ias,. dry,pached or iced,
10. $50 sac: Broilers: nearby 'ouo uoinia!y her.y'
TO-. o0W55c; Western drv.p,clo oa "1'o'nu' &c
80 80 aSc; California. white leghorn ib
fres, N'rslnia. milk-fed lb., soc: Fowls
western. 20 paeNsS so SO ,hs milk fed - to box,
81 o. = % 81 &c under 30 lbs. see. EowIs
Siesn, SVas dry. packed. corn-fed. II to box,
w wssSs,ern. sS . 80 TO so lbs. and over TO doz
90 @. a ~ 3Ic; under so lbs, 3lc: Fowls.
lSsn, Jry packed and iced. bbl. Western.
Ids, Ids "a 'sc lbs. and under, gle; South
western, dry picked. bbls or kegs mixad
," ,wsts "oc; Old cocks; fresh. dry-packed.
o9xes o91 or 6bls,. Western. dry picked, No. l.
and a1c' sc1 sscn,ded, 22c; Ducks: Long Island
s25o@ $500 Cuis ss.5oSsa O. ssIo; ,,rn1an dark
Isls pack, turkeys. Western. small boxes
picked. selected young hens, 4scQo49c,
" "s.erh' nry picked selected young toms.
ed young. 4Sc: young hens and toms,
mixed 46147c; Texas45 a. 46c Texas fni'.
TO good. @OW 43c; old TOMS 43c: Rroi,nrs
milk-fed IS to "a lbs to doz. 4sGl5oc
fancy, - to 80 lbs. 4AGp t6c corn-fod'
fancy. IS to "a lbs. 46 q 4oc: "a to 30 lbs'
f3 % a4c. '"''
Chickens-Milk-f al to 80 lbs and over
over to doz 400 42c. Fowls. milk fed. SO
lbs and over to doz, $50: 4s to 65 lbs. asc
43 70 ~ lbs. 37c: 3s TO AZ lbs. 3sGb35isc 4.
30 to a5 lbs 32 @ ssc: under 80 lbs, so@3ic::
corn-fcd. go lbs and over to doz, 37Isc. az
to q H.. lbs; s7sS; - so 4 lbs ssHe az to
der 30 lbs. s2ia 97ac. Old cocks. Western
prime. dry-picked. 28c; Western scaIdod
22c. Live, spring broilers, colored. iars"
express. bS' spring broilsrs. colored. small.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Fruits

20 oDricd.-Apples: Evaporated, fancy. ~
rs 1SG state choice, &c; far Western, choice
i''2 {" -lc' state. prime. 20W2lc
FrcSf1-Apples: Ben Davis. ss oooas m
H93 apples: Wiresap. far Western, s$.5oG
beryi poyi MeWtown Pippin. S2.706o5.1o Straw
19 res: so ,Maaryland, at. 20Qy30c: Delaware
I'., i,.. va soc; Missouri. qt, 22m27c: IN
lef berres a' aS %or,b zoe; lerssy qt 2sa Sc
Gooseberres Small green nt a. ~ " y ,9 :, &C.
ntlaspn1erries IL, Jersey, per pint, 2oS1 s5c
rs sIuSH6SDer5les: a. soc n North Carolina per ct.
50 'VT; E Feaches: uneeda, crate. so. SO a
fsra, Hrp beauty, per crate, $o.75GIS5
Oranres, " per crate s0.75GIl25
TiInnses' lSiorisse 0aliforri la. box. s275@s.5o:
s9X. % ao 90 90 Lemons: California ho
SS = '9H 9e ''oo. Pineapples Cuban, crate. 81 On
" Mnskmelons: on California. per crate AZ % ~
go ~. aIermelons: Florida. per car. sG00 ~
o'o' FLORIDA, per 100. $50 90 a o5. 90. S0'0Y
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

NV UTH JUfe :, IJIJ.
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. II.
Common Capital stock Dividend No. II.
The following dividends have been declared
on the stocks of this Corporation: d dividend
of S1i5 per share Grom aside for
the payment of $500 per share for the year
1919 on the Preferred stock. dividend Of
$3.50 per share on the Common stock both
payable July l. 1919. to stockholders of rec.
ord OF Preferred and Common stocks al the
close of business saturday. June a. 1919.
The transfer books viii not be closed.
Checks will be mailed by The New York
Trust Company of New York
DeWITT CLINTON JONES Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Railway SteeI-Spring COMPANY.

80 Church Street. New York ~
a quarterly dividend OF ONE ~
THREE ~QUARTERs PER CENT. ds.fl
has this day been declared OF the fn''
FERRED STOCK CT this Company pas-.
bic June 20. 1919. to Stockholders ol is-'
ord June 7. 1919.
The Transfer Books VIII not be closed
Checks will be mailed b. Bankers 4's"
Company.
e MCCORMICK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Wooden Company
(Massachusetts Corporation
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS.

Notice is hereby given that the regua,
quarterly dividends Of One Dollar and Seven
ty-Five Cents Csl15) per share on the Pre-
ferred Stock and One Dollar and Twenty
Five Cents 'sl.25 per share the Commor
Stock of this Company viii be paid on Jul,
10. 1919, to stockholders OF record June l6
1919
Transfer books will he closed at the close
of business June l6. 1919. and will be re-
opened at the opening of business June a.
1919.
WM. II. DWELLY. Treasurer.
Boston. Mass. June 6. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Railway steel-spripg Company.

MAY end 1919
quarterly dividend Of TWO PEE
CENT. eco has this day been declared
on the COMMON STOCK of this COMPANY;
record June II, 1919.
The Transfer Books will not be closed
Checks Will be mailed by Bankers Iru*
Company.
E. MCCORMICK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY c,

NV
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. 67
A quarterly dividend of two per cent
(2eo) on the Common stock OF this Com
pany has this day been declared payable
Tuesday. July /. 1919. to stockholders q
record at the close of business Friday.
June 13, 1919.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York.
S 5. DELANO. Treasurer.
II. c. WICK Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

express. soc; broilers, White Leghorn, ID,
express. b0c; broilers. White Leghorn. un-
der l lb. express 45c: spring broilers.
Western. freight. 55c: spring broilers,
fowls. freight, light, 24c; fowls, freight,
heavy. s4o old roosters. freight, l9c: tur-
keys, freight. 25@soc; ducks, Western.
freight, SOC; ducks, Southern, freight SOC:
ducks. Long Island. spring. lb, 37c; geese.
freight, zoe; guneas. pair. freight {1lo;
pigeons, pair. freight or express 66c
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

crsss ssttssSfssRt sssgR than ''s75 RSekaSsa s
5s,ac; extras, 90 score, Sc q 5s'ac: firsts;
SO to 81 score, 5o051Ac; seconds SO
to 81 score, 4s a soc; lower grades &c &c I:
extras, 54A @55c: firsts, 5S q SAC; seconds,
sec: good to prime, 500 51o; common to
fair. 46@49c: renovated, firsts, 5o9 sic;
lower grades, 46@4sc; ladies, cure mt
lower grades 43Q45o; packing stock, cur
rent make, No. l. Asa @4sc; No 2, 45c;
lower grades 400 44c-
Cheese.-Receipts, 5,3o4 boxes State,
whole milk fresh flats, colored. lb., 81 !. @
colored, 3o1a oslo; white, Sola a sic; lower
grades. 25 q 3Oc. Twins. specials whites,
3l@31lac colored, 3114 q 81 &c; average
run, white, 30M30Aac; colored. 30@Slc
milk Twins, fresh, soi2 @s1tc; Single
Daisies, fresh. colored. 81 Y q 32c; Double
Daisies, fresh. 81 y QS2c; Young Americas,
fresh. 33033l2c; State. skins, specla s.
25GD25Ac: prime to choice, 22Q Q24c; fair
10 good, 17W2 lower grades 7Ql6c-
Eggs.-Recelpts,. 41,s11 cases Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen, $50 4s!ac; storage
packed. extra frsts. 46l2 q 47la; firsts
A. ~ q 46c; gathered, extra firsts, As @ 46c
firsts. As 3Q44c; seconds and poorer. $40
42c; dirties, No. L. Ssc; No. and poorer
under grades. 26@35o; State, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western, hennery whites, fine
to fancy, 54@56c ordinary to prime. Is @
53c gathered whites, ordinary to fine, As q
$50. Western ana Southern, gathered
whites, $50 5Sc State, Pernsylvania and
nearby. hennery browns. 4s@ soc; gathered
brown and mixed colora, So "a @ 4S IA c, fair
to prime, as @ 46c-
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION


A quarterly dividend OF sl.75 per snale
has his d ny been declared upon the RI. t.
ferred stock Of this Corporation ior .ns s,s
quarter ending June 3oth. 1918. pasNoss
July LIST. 1919. TO stockholders OF reeo''
at the close of business .TDne 18th. 1879.
II f. KROTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
KELLY-SPR!NGFlELD TIRE CO.

A Quarterly Dividend of ONE DOLLAE
AND FIFTY CENTS 81 50' PER SHARE
on the SIX Per Cent Preferred stock ot ms
Company has been declared. payable JuF
]. 1919, to stockholders Of record at the
close of business June Is. 1919.
+ A SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. June s. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
NATIONAL IyroRrcE COMPANY

PREFERRED DIVIDEND no o. =,
The regular quarterly dividend OF ~ ~
the Preferred Stock OF this COMPANY .ss ns
this day been decla red payable on June svss Sss
next to all Preferred Stockholders OF 3eoo''
June 23rd
II. w. PETHERBRlDGE. Treasurer
June 10th 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

In Wall Street the Washington an
nouncoment was generally regarded as
ancthor official warning against over
speculation in securities. The opinion
vas held in many quarters that if this
warning were not found to be effci-
cious in checking the speculation, dras-
tic STEPS might be taken to force the
liquidation of the stock market loan ac.
count. which is said to have undergone
Snat expansion since January L.
e.nOHicials Of the New York Federal Re-
sRrve Rank would make no statement
re 'ntVe 10 inquiry sent out by the Re-
eBrve Board TO all the Reserve banks.
af,nkors said that the proceeds of most
cF the borrowings by member banks at
the Federal Reserve institutions
FgainTt government securities had been
uaea in financing the carrying of Treas
uFy certificates of indebte dness
an'Another furry in call money rates on
the Stock Exchange yesterday at per
rsnt caused a reaction in the stock
market where prices of standard stocks
gave way sharply for a time. Heavy
government Withdrawals from its de-
post accounts with the bank were held
responsible for the rise in the call
money rate.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

In New York County
Blank. Murray-H. Krassner ct al s143.s4
Botz. James Ell. A. Tyler-- 2s442
Feurn. Katherine O'C.-J- Crem-
Brennan. Geo. II. - Hegenan
Baker. iel.liif LYMAN IAN D-Fiffh Avenue S~4'
Arnuaernen1 Co --.-----. s2o.45
Sarne-kobro Assets Corp.------ 1924
r., kobOips. Rob Inc. 80. ;..-...c--- 1,1oo-so
christrsias- Wa WI Nj Hard
ing -------~-----.. 1s4424
Connor. Robs1t-n- D; connor--- S.os2-9s
ing .-~-.--------- 1.175-os
Commercial CO. Inc, ,---.~---- 1oss7ss
DeerinE. JOHN A--P. A. Gsynor 16S2e
d Amour Machine Co.. lnc--J-
Edltnxea. lin IF Tsaa1-c uasay Pack 1881
Eariey, Cornelius J-J ". Ma '''-''
raur,s q IN . raerlo s-Y- rroissard. si.7s asi.7s
Fabre. Alphonse-J- F. Fargo. 1884
Gieasoa- En1aet H-~-F- J, Leis-r 45c.32
Markowftz e. J. Goldberg
Hennsssy. John (Bron1 Automo-
bile Co DC g. Desk Co. Inc 1878.
5aSasssv : @ Hsss-a Mscla.Is1 ~ ~. III
Jolly. Marguertte-Jul1us Stein Co 1881
Kulze. HsnryE. J. NierleyeY $21s10
Lambert Agnes VII Tietjen.
Large Bros Lunate1 Co. Inc
L. A. Hanrnsrsley --..- 1895
MixliaeGas; tisnevs1J Mayer l7a.4l
Mysru. Edvaxd--b- stiefel .435.20
Re-1nksr Mfg CO., Inc~--Hoevst
Nix CO ..--:;.;..-.. $500
stewart. ~ lander, CO.. inc '''''S
Atlantic Forwarding Co. Inc. 1.asa5s
ia bin-Bla@re Restaurant Co.
S~uTnan * Echw1erp Co. Inc IN, %
streifer. Harry N, jackson:
siexeL MIX IN. c. Meltzer ct
storsy. Auxu,aa Nj. J. Hen -'''
nes~y .:................ 1920
Grubb ..................-. ss7.oo
wall. Robert C,-I Roche .... 2+3.9i
Whctse1. Dude, Nm. A. Ba-
wltimeysr. Edward ii. l.. 'S
Gouz ...-..........:..... 1.2bae3
rick ................... 2s5.4
fucker. Man--I Norman ...... 1855
In Bronx County
:. al ................ .1.szzss
Cantor. kari--L Cantor ....- 1888
Hall. Ernest--J. Kemp ......... <2.45
harris. Charlcn I'M. SIN ct al 7l.22
Hccht. Jose PIN H.---Supcrior Fire
proof Door and sash Co. Inc loS32
sewmann, Bimon-~Uerrman Mo-
|. tor Truck Co.. Inc. 1t121
ioiica"tro, Eussns-E. A. Mann
seh'aiat. nm xr.sul--M. IT, w.ishi 7sii9 III
Wax. Nathan-~Nagio Packing Co. ll3.BS
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Bonds

Sales tooo omitted. Open. High Low. Last
s7SS Am Sum Is wi1do 11daHa 1do 1do 11dd22Ia
Canadian Gov IS ess4 eezs ess4 se7s
80 Cen of Ga 6s 20. 9824 80 9ss4 e8s4
10 Fed Fm In 5s- .1o3 1903 1903 1903
*Ipt Rap Tr Is. 80 80 80 go
90 IN Tel deb IS 1925 101Ea 1O13a 1o1Xa
90 rus Gov 51ss. e. 81 81 81 81
so *do 6lss ...... 60 60 SO SO
2 *W Sug Fin Is. 97Ia 97Ia 97Is 97Ia
sIInligted fSeIls cents ner share
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Hay aud Straw

So No. to g s41do silppiirr s PnsS' aS tSm n
4 no grade hay. S30@37; fancy. light
TlGveT' ,GNeT mixed mixed $45M46; No. l. clover,
niAeu, S42W -; No. clover. mixed S3S IN
Al straw, No. l. rye. $l3Wl4; No. /
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
How TO Clean Silver

Silver will require no special eles"s'
ing II 1t IL regularly washed IN nys ss
soapy water and thoroughly dried. saa
few drops of ammonia to the soss'
water.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

state, 1HlS. prime to choice. pound.
81 q oSc; common 20 fair. a i9c: 1917
,,on'hoh TO prime. nominal; Pacific Coast
sis' pr'Me m N so TO choice 81 q 9sc common to
80 q 31c, state and Pacific coast. older
grow ES. 2Oll &c N' .
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar Reports from chain store man.
ayers and others in the retail trade indicate
that actual consumers are not only buv;rv
more freely to meet current needs but also
are showing a disposition to order for future
requirements.
firmness at the opening. but eased off. and
closed with net losses Of to 5 points. The
carly advance carried July to 49, 85 and Sen
tember to 1856. Liquidation caused the re-
action. The trade is not buying heavily at
present prices. it is said. Stocks in this
country are low, however. and Brazil holders
seem confident of getting higher prices
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Commodities

Pekoe. 4o051c; Broken Orange Pekoe. 25@
| 3Oc Broken Pekoe, 26@31c.
| Odd lots ruled l cent higher.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Satisfied Judgments

Ths hrs4 nans II that ~ the debtor;
tho second that Of tho creditor ana date
when judgement Was r!sd:
Janewsy Button ompany-I.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Curb Market

Note.- The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
billy .or ;he accuracy or authenticity of
ealb market quotations. Transactions and
T. ces Yesterday we're reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stock.

- Sales Open. High. Low. Last
s5s :s5s zss; zsPi: Net - sss.s, :. :. + 8: 8:
,5SSs sss:ss$ q ss e s2 IL ,sss& =
'@' 800 sQities Ser B T SO So So SO
feo0 *Ccrnwt Pt w SO 5en, So 5sn.
seSS sesS sess Gsasjasnsal CO r. ~ ~ ~ i31.s
800 .ET@ E''a nasia Gs'- Pa 1o7ss 1oI, 1os 1os.
p 5SSS sSSS s.sah s.fsl od Oh e. ~ 7H q ~ ,s
-" 1900 Federal on, 3Xx 81, aH 3ss
,e. f1's 'Cisnrzci: On.> 81 ga
iq6e Com COVE OIL 1870 124 124
1s2as @5,s .1nsrsuls" .a L on :. 50 50 . So
,. iSCc ~iisssrasl rs4r. aoz soI 80" so
'ss l'sS * K % 81 II e 2sss 2s% ~ as2.. y.
5sss sss :ssss; ss5;Is: g = j: Z ss Il i j,
'','z5o .',' 70 .a~x.Psn on. Is 1s ~ 1s2z
@sssS3 a sMds,s sid@ss St as, o. u 7s ~ ~,
= ss$S S:I;:s,; x :ss.'s.:.. &. :: S s. Y
.issSS s.sSS ,9s ,9as, as"s', 81 ~ =. i" ~
i0eo Orient on &c s sH SN
1860 sOs o Syn Inc ~ W ia ~
700 .Pennok OIL. 1s7s 1sA IS 1sZ
4Zpo %Plttsburx-T~x. 934 10 Ss4 10
1890 PROD & Rcf 8 81 81,
zfsS Queen Oil =. 13 10 13 70
1. z.g9 sIsanxeburncst o ~ u u ~
sfsss3sg ~Rana-H lxp) ID h l.
f~'. -. 80 .sieSar., X o 1sa5 1asg ,es nN
p05s5s,1 Rock Oh tap) "a u "A az
fgge sEyan yet ... "a ~ w 81
~. 30 "Sai~r OH &C ~ w 1M 1N
G110 sgat tn Prod e05z 90 81 Ds[
- 80 *3apuipa . T. Il 81, 81, eX SZ
fessHalt g~yaoyah q az If Il + *
600 sssfnciair Con . G2 Is IT, E1E.
$500 sDinclaix Gulf ez 62L. etN 61E
$500 41ou.hw~st OH s2 sS III" 90
50 J4go sSwn Prod H. Il 81 EM 81, eN,
- 1000 s4tant1n OIL . ~ ~ ~ 1H
1900 STEERING o 4 21M nv 20H 2iT
5epo sfex~Ken OIL. s. SZ g.
1850 Texas Nat PET N ~ III ~
ysJk911 4Tex~nsng pAR NJ 4Z ~ 4M
40 s4TexAna q IN n II M ~
zooS "TTexas r Tn. sN sZ a" NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steers, fair
to prime 100 10!
Dressed beef sides,
D. D..-.-..-.....
Live vea.lS. COM
mon to prime,
100 lb.
Dressed veals, city
lb.
Live ewes, 100 ID
Dressed mutton,
ID ....-........
Dressed lambs,
city, lb.
Hogs, 100 10
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
ID.
Dire essed n 0 s 8,
bacon. lb. =.
Mess beef, bbl.
Mess pork, bbl.
Lard. Midwest,
100 ID.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York, June 3, 1919.


DIVIDEND NO. 81
dividend Of one and three quarters
per cent 1880 the Preferred Stoc
of this Company has this day been de
clared, payable Tuesday July 1. 1919. te
stockholders of record at the close of bust
Friday. une 49, 1919.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York.
S. S. DELANO, Trea surer.
H. c. WICK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

Sales. Open High. Low. Last.
1900 @Texas Steer O "a 70 I
5000 "Texon Oil & l.. VI VI Va VI
1900 TEX York Prod 2 2La 2 z
300 'Tri-Stata O&R 2Ea 2L2 2 2H
$4,000 "+U Texas Pots so So 90 60
1000 Want Con Oil. 1e 1914 147a 1874
100 "Vic Oil new. 2sa ga 2La ga
1900 sVirky Tex O&G 1JT ~
1000 ""Y" Oil & Gas Ia il IA 70
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Cereals

Wheat. Exports Of wheat from all
ports last week were ss7e,S74 bushels. as
against 26s7,s54 tho previous week. Ex
ports OF -four were 7s0,717 barrels. as
against 591,592 the week before Rece,pts
at New York yesterday were4o3 700
bushelA "
Corn Corn prices were Irregular and
ended the day with net losses of ! /. TO
2 cents Prices started lower under heavy
LIQUIDATION, recovered later and then again
declined There were fresh news
factors
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No ?, yel- SI.ssA sIsI 1s0
Chicago:
September ....... 1895 1865 1868 s---7s
Oats-Oats sold off fractionallv az .
result Of liberal receipts and large visible
stocks Cash demand, both domestic ana
export, is quiet
Nav vo,x Yestsrday's stsr Previous Year
Oats No
July .-......-... .663k 81 .7Ozx
Septc1nbe ---.-.---.64 64 ~. ..S47s -
December ..... .6JL 651%
Rye-Market lower
Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash, No. . West. so SI62 So.0I
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11

Flour and Meal--Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close aco
Minsp pS1i5o@1s.oo s115oSIs a11ss 90 s,1 a.; go
Cor, Corn -four $.5o@ 400 s.5o@ 400 5.I21a
Rye flourc 5000 S.75 5000 8.75 1915
lb 41.50@ - A1.50@ = -
Cottonseed Oii-Only a mild interest
was shown In the cottonseed oil mar
heL Sales were 2,400 barrels Prices
for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Judgments Filed

Tho following judgments were fled yes
terday. the first name being that Of the
debto
New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Big Speculation
Causes Reserve
Concern
Moves to Determine Extent
gof Loans for Other Than
Government or CONNER
cial Purposes

WASHINGTON. June 10.-Concern
felt by the Federal Reserve Board
over the existing tendency toward ex-
cessive speculation found renewed ex-
preston to-day in letter sent hv the
boarc TO each Reserve hank asking in
formation as to the extent of the mem
ber hank borrowings on government
collateral other than for the purchase
Of government bonds or for purely COM
mercial purposes.
While ordinarily speculation could
be corrected by advancing the discount
rates at the Federal Reserve banks. it
Is understood the board regards such a
step as impracticable at this time be-
cause of government financing. BY far
the larger part of the invested assets
of tie Federal Reserve banks consists
of paper secured by government obliga-
tions. Further steps to stabilize con-
ditions will be considered when the re-
ouested information is received, show
ing the amount of speculative loans Sc
cured by government collateral.
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Basic C0mmod dities
June 10, 1919

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unlisted. +seIls cents per share
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UNITED DYEWOoD CORPORATION.

Boston. Mass. June 6. 1919.
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~ AhAs
United States Natural Leader

1t is too much to expect that the dis
trust and jealousy that have charac-
terized European policy and European
diplomacy. both before and after the
Congress of Vienna, will disappear. and
it is equally clear that the confidence
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in the high purposes OF America Will
lead European nations to look to the
republics OF this continent TO an IN
creaslng extent for the impartial set
tlement OF those disputes that cannot
be successfully solved in the depressing
atmosphere OF European politics
Let II not he supposed that Amerl'
cas- action is wholly altrustlc. No
other part OF this planet is more deep
ly interested in an orderly and organi'
zed civilization. II Is clear that In
the future We cannot avoid becoming
involved sooner or later in any major
conflicts that may occur either IN
Europe or Asia, and our earnest CO.
operation, therefore, in assuring an
organized world peace, Is matter or
national interest of the first magni'
tude.
The choices which the United states
must make today are not the choices
of 1889 or of 1928, but are the choices
of nation whose growth in resources
and power has made her an integral
and important part of a world situation
Unless She plays that part completely
and unreservedly,. 4. she destroys the CON
ditlons that are most favoravle to her
own growth, she renders impossible the
full fruition of those democratic instl'
tutions which promise so much to the
future of the world and she relinquishes
the high and noble mission which she
is manifestlyl called upon to perform
as the standardbearer Of international
right and as the leader in democratic
hevelopment
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By Hon L. s. Rowe Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

"a scale on this continent, shall be per
mitted to reach their full growth and
fruition.
If the decision of the United states
should be dictated by short-sighted
selfishness. if We are unable to eman-
cipate ourselves from the idea of ma.
tionIl isolation. which has disappeared
i'm fact but which still retains a strong
hold on the thought and Imagination
Of the people, we will be condemning
ourselves, as well as the people Of
Europe, to a rivalry of armaments
which would be but the prelude to
another struggle. Instead Of one
League Of Nations there viii be a
seriees Of leagues watching each other
with distrust and Jealousy and instead
of a new international order, TO which
the mass Of mankind has been looking
forward with such hope and eXpecta-
ton we shall have but a repetition
OF the discredited balance Of power"
Latin America Wants League
The failure on the part Of the
United States To ratify and enthusi-
astlcalIy 10 support the League Cove.
nant will carry with II far reaching
consequences to the position of the
United States ON the American Con.
tincnt. II is "a noteworthy fact. and
one carrying with it peculiar signifi.
canoe that without exception the
people of Central and South America
are eager 10 join the League This
is true not only for those states which
declared war against Germany, but
They seem. without exception. pre-
pared 20 enter upon plan of inter.
national organization which Will as
sure the maintenance of peace. and
we must not flatter ourselves that
shey will bindly follow the leadership
Of the United states I'm case our de
cision is the adverse to the League. In
short. II the United states fang to
support the idea of League of Ma
tions, she will thereby not only in
dulge in fruitless attempt to isolate
herself from Europe. but viii also
lose her position of leadership on the
American Continent. The Republics
of Latin America show no hesitancy
in Joining with the countries OF
Europe for the maintenance of world
peace. We would Therefore find our
selves in the position of having en-
tered a great world conflict of Euro
pean origin and of far reaching
European consequences, Of having.
because Of our selfish purpose, been