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New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Meetings and
Conventions

Establishment of school for tan
ners and Insurance of foreign credit
risks will be among the subjects dis
cussed to-day at a meeting of the board
of directors of the Tanners Council at
the Hotel Astor. The meeting will
start at 10 a. m. 1t is expected that
some definite action will be taken on
the school proposition. Fred A. Vogel
president of the council strongly urged
the establishment of such an institu-
tion at the last general meeting of
the organization. Similar schools are
conducted in other countries.
Motion pictures showing the varied
uses to which electric current can be
applied in household Service aside
from illumination will be DISPLAYED in
the auditorium of the Bush Terminal
Sales Building tonight. The pictures
were taken under the supervision of
the Society for Electrical Devclop-
ment, Inc, and will be displayed in
response to inquiries from exporters
as to available films for use in foreign
countries.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Cotton at New High
Prices for This Crop
Market Shows Net Advances
of From S4.lO to
SIS a BALE

Cotton prices scared again yesterday,
scoring net advances for the day of $40
to IS bale. The July delivery touched
nigh point Of 1898 cents a pound while
the october delivery rose to 33.7s The
close was near the top The market opened
10 to 2S points higher. This invited
the taking of profits, and prices dropped
back to about the previous closing. A
better demand then developed the market
mounted steadily and prices were soon
hanging up new high records With the
July option virtually at "a cents a pound
prices of cotton have risen about $50 a
bale in the last ten weeks.
Strength i'm the market was attributed
to unfavorable weather and crop news
large exports. brick business in the goods
trades and active trading in the Southern
spot markets. The weather was generally
cloudy over the cotton belt and showers
were predicted for Arkansas, south Texas
Alabama, Mississippi. Georgia ard the
Carolinas. AS there has been entirely too
much ,ni1S rain in many sections of the belt
IN The 'ne resut that the crop Is badly
The National Ginncrs' Association issued
at 7o7 and the reduction in acreage at 10
per cent If this condition figure is cor
rect the condition Of the crop is the poor
est on record for. the end of June, with
the exception of the year 1917. The Gin
ners report at the end of May gave the
condition 77S.
day OF 3,412 bales; Savannah, $50; Norfolk
1,l35, and Augusta 1.G51. In the local
at .$4.95. Exports from ali ports wero
2l,329 bales, making IA total for the sea-
son of 4.795,7o1. as against 4,541,G4O last
Prices for future contracts follolu.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Chemicals
Report on Disposal of
Governments PhenoL
Distuvbs Spectators

Despite large sales of bichromate of
soda have been made for export the
market continues weak. Producers say
that present prices, which range from
7as to cents Il pound, are from to
612 cents below the actual cost of pro-
duction and an advance is predicted by
leading factors.
The report that government stocks of
rhenol would be released has not vet
been verified. One report that these
stocks would be put on the market this
week at a fixed price of 10 cents a
pound caused much concern among
spectators, as the impression has pre-
vailed in the trade that the govern
ment holding Of phenol would not be
sold under 1S cents
Sulphate # copper is firm and a
keener interest is manifested in the
material; Blchromate of potash is
commanding 26 to 27 cents a pound for
prompt shipment. Sales for July de-
livery arc being made at 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Dressed

Turkeys-Fresh, dry packed or iced
Nor,herly, Western, lb.. 80 @41c; southerly.
lb.. SO q 39c; broilers, nearby. colored. lb
55c; Western. dry picked. lb As % soc :
Virginia, milk fed lb. 50c fowls. fresh, Cry
packed, milk fed, II to box. Western, 80
under 30 lbs, 2S q soc; fowls. fresh, dry
packed. corn fed, II to box. Western. 80
to 60 lbs. and over to dozen, 30@341ac:' :
under 30 lbs. 2Sc fowls. fresh. dry packed
and iced. bbls.. Western, dry picked to
lbs. and over. 32c; ~ lbs, 90 q soc:
lbs. and under, 27@2Sc; Southwestern,
dry picked. bbls. or kegs, mixed weig hts,
soc; old cocks. fresh. dry packed, boxes
or bbls. Western, dry picked, No. l, zoe:
scaldcd, 10000. Ducks-Long Island
and Pennsylvania. spring. 35c Squads
Prime, white, dozen. s4.5o@9.5O; dark.
81. SO q 3; culls, s25o@s. Frozen: 1918
picked selected young hens, 4s@4sc:
Western. dry picked. selected young toms.
AZ q 49c; Western, bbls.. dry picked. Sc
lected young. 4Sc; young hens and toms,
mixed. 46647c; Texas 45@46c Texas.
fair to good. 4O@43c; old TOMS 43c;
broilerA milk fed, fancy. Is to "a lbs to
dozen, 42@44c; fancy. 25 to 80 lbs, So %
40c; corn fed, fancy. 18 to "a lbs. 400
42c; 25 to 80 lbs, 36@3Sc. Chickens-
Milk fed. 81 to 60 lbs. and over to dozen,
42G43c: corn fed. 9 to so lbs. and over
and over to dozen. 35c; 4S to 55 lbs. S5c;
to S5 lbs, 29@p 3oc; under 80 lbs. 27@ csc:
corn fed, 60 lbs. and over to dozen, 341
4s to 55 lbs. "a &c; 43 to AZ lbs 34c; Sc
to Az lbs. 32c; 30 to 35 lbs 29c: under
80 lbs 81 @ Csc; old cocks Western prime
dry picked, 20c Western. scalded. 100 zoe.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Creamery. higher than extras, ID, SIC a
So nc; extras. 92 score. SO 4 q SO nc; firsts,
SO to 81 score, 501a q SIC; seconds SO to 81
score. 4S y @ soc; lower grades, AZ q 4sc; un-
sailed, higher than extras. SIS x q sec {;
onds soc q &c; state dairy tubs. finest,
81 z q SIC; good to prime, 49l2 c q sic; com
mon to fair. Acc @ 49c: renovated, hrsts SOC
q sic; lower grades. 46c q 49c; ladies, cur
rent make. firsts. 4712 GD+S nc; seconds,
46 &c; lower grades 45c a 46c; packing
stock. current make, No /, 461a q 47c; No
2, As "a q 4Gc, lower grades, 42GD45c
Checse-Reccipts were $3.50 boxes. sta te.
whole milk. fresh fats, coored or white,
lb. 32M33l2 average run, 81 Gl31 lac: lower
grades. 25M30iac; twins. specials, white or
colored, ~ M32 &c average run, 80 q oslo
lower grades, 26@S0l5c: Wisconsin. whole
milk. singles daisies. fresh. white. so x C !;
coorcd. S2iac; double daisies, colored.
icas, fresh, sac % &c; state, Skins, spe
cials, "a nc q 251ac; prime to choice. 20c
@23hc; fair to good, 15cW19c; lower
grades, 7c@ lac.
Eggs-Recepts were 2O960 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. dozen, 5lM52c: extra
firsts, 4sp Soc frsts, As 0o47c; seconds and
No. 2 and poorer 3O@37c; checks good
to choice, dry, 500 Sic; under grades 26
@35c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hcnnery whites, fine to fancy. so
@64c; fair to prime A q sac; gathered
whites. common to prime. 47@59c: other
Western and Southern. gathered whites,
$50 5Sc: state. Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns. fancy, 53M 55c gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded. fancy. so
Wo2c; fair to prime. 40 q &c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Eastman Kodak Earned $7O.O2
A Share on Common in 1913

The Eastman Kodak Company re-
ports net profits sfter Federal taxes
of S14,05l 1863, which, after the payment
OF preferred dividends, was equivalent
to $7002 a share earned on the $40.
53S, 400 common stock, compared with
Sl4, ,542, ,567, or $72.53 share, in 1917.
Common stockholders received $S,792,-
$50 in dividend disbursements, or So
930,7GO more than was distributed the
preceding year. After all charges and
taxes surplus was $4,Ss9,747, a de-
crease Of $3,421 1858.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
OFFICE OF
VJRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.

Richmond, Va. June 26. 1919
The Board OF Directors of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company have this day V
dcciarc quarterly dividend OF One Dollar
per share 90 'being dividend No as) on
the common stock Of this company. payable
Friday. August ]. 1919. to stockholders Of
record AT the cosc of business on Tuesday
July Is. 1919. and extra dividend of Two
Dollars per share t2N). being dividend No
49, the common stock of this company
payable Wcdne: day. October t. 1918. ia
stockholders OF record the close OF hlsl-
moss. Tuesday. September 16. 1919
Transfer books will not be closed
q w. TRAVERS Treasurcr
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Tea

Importations of tea for the twelve
months ended May 81 were 112 900. 900
pounds. of which more than 10. 900, 900
pounds have been exported to Europe and
South America The smalness of these
ivity and strength of the tea market.
Quotations for lots of so and 100 pack
ages follow:
Greens Moyune Gunpowder, 51@7Sc; !;
Pingsucy Gunpowder. 31@55c Japan:
Pantred, 35M55c. India: Pekoe 34 q 44c.
Ceyion: Pekoe. 3S@4Sc Java: Pekoe, 20
% 34c.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Beans and Peas


Hcans-Marrow. choice 100 lbs. s1175.
marrow; Name hurlan, $ll.50GpSl2. Coscor-
rones, r, nc Chiiean. $S1 $S.75; pea choice $3.50
" > T. % medium. cnolcr, $3.50 4, ST. rs: la,lv
w M,ashington' California, S7.750D$s; small.
1a.i,' T'.'se' .:tI1iornla, $'.'ous5. large. wnre,
ssqaho' 500 q IS; tepary. California, S. "a
500 kotenashi. Japanese, $6e5GosG.7S.
ssoIean; s7ma n ST.; @7; daifuku. Manchurian,, n,
red marrow slo.75m$l1; kintoki. Man.
c,hurian. s6@s6.5o; yellow eye, STmS7.50:
placN turtle SOUP. sl0.75doS1l. white Kid
hey, choice, $Il.75WS12.25. i'm perals. $40.
kumamoto Manchurian. s7.5oG0$S; cabaI.
iero' ie Chiiean, s5oo@ 30; bayou, Chilean,
sI.75 q S; long, 81 rs; short. s5.75m6'2S:
in, Eia,iiornIn' ;. a Ia; pink California ST.
l, ,.llla 'aniornla choice. S9on $9.25. Peas
"cotch, lyiS, $lmS; green, Wisconsin, Sc 30
q q :. Idaho. 725@ 7. .5o Washington. $f.5o
q q, oalilornia s. 500 s; Chilean $7G. $50
e SSuS,ralAn S773nS.25; Japanese, sS6p
D. 29 biack eye. California, $5Q D. 80: splits
HGhIiow' ,hio' $500 M675; green, $lou TO- 80
Whlte small Manchurian, $606.a0; larpr
$50 $50. '"i b .
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Vegetables

S. 2 Ss Sc nS 81 's ss ss4; s'5S$
lbs slai5o: old. $50 lbs. ST. 5o@2.5o 'a Sos
old. 165 lbs. 1925 q 2.25; old. $50 lbs 81 %
2; sweets Jersey, basket s2@6.5o.
Beans-Jersey, basket. sl.5o B. Baltimore,
basket, S2@ Maryland. basket, $1,000
25o; Maryland. Italian. basket sl.5o6
$50; Eastern. shore, baskct. sl.25 Vir-
ginia,. basket. 81 o.: Nirgini Italian bas-
ket. 81 o.; North Carolina, basket. 81 az.
Lima beans-southern. basket. s2ms. Fava
ba sket, sl.75. Bects-1oo punches. ST a 3,
Virginia, crate, 81 q $50; Virginia. Dbl ST 20
? so. Carrots-l00 punches. $2m4: south
Carolina 100 punches, $$q4 old, Dbl, 81
bag. Sl.50 q 80; old basket $lN2. Corn
-Nosth Carolina, box. 5oc@s2.5o Florida.
bers- Virginia. basket. S. as; Virginia..
Dbl, S3MS: North Carolina, basket 81 % 3 ;
south Carolina. basket, 5ocms2; Florida,
basket. 5Oc 81; hothouse, No t. Dozen
81; hothouse No. 2. dozen. 5o0i 75c. Cab
crate, SOC a 50; Virginia.
Dbl, soc q $50, Eastern shore. crate, SOC
@sS.25; Baltimore, crate soc a $3 25
Cauliflowers-Nearby bb., $20S: nearby.
basket. S1m125. Ceiery-Bermu,Ia, long
Sra1e at as",:, so@S: BerWuda small crate So
Virginia. crate, sea- Garlic--Lb., IS 5Mr
Soc Horseradish-l lbs. $4.50m6 6. KuIe
IBh 5oc@ s1;5o; Kohlrabi-Nearhy. 100
s.
Sl@3. a., h- LettnceM Neasroy, bpl, 5oc@ s.
a $l25: state. crate. SOC a -. %; state. bas-
Ee., Eodo, Soc %. 81 r. MTshrooms-3- basket,
3vcu 90 onions Bermuda, crate. $50
${a.;;. 4 10; Jersey white. basket, s2@ $50;
Maryland and Virginia, yellow, basket, 81
q 2. Is Calitornia crate. s$m4 California
bag, $3m7 Ckra a-Southern, carrier, S2m
! !. southern basket. 81 $50 Pcns-Long
h hsland' st" s11.s 9ag: l.sGn y25' Jersey: small
Eastern Shore. basket, s1Nl75: Virs
pa sket, 5ocu 81. Peppers -Sout hcrn. box
81 a l;75; southern: basket $ q IS south
ern; Italian box. sea- Parsley Nearby
smrly s,,r;t basket SOC msl.5o. Hhuharb~
6unches, ~ q 4;5o komainc-B Basket, 81 a
'5c bbl.. Use a Sl.25. crate, 400 75c
Kadis',esaioo "a" h''so, bunehes. sl@2. scalions-
iVn punches, SlM2. Spinach-Nearby
b6l si@2; basket. 4oc@si; state. basket,
&c o. "a a q RI Squash White, bbl. soc %
81 30 white, box, soc 0$I.5O; white bas-
ket' le 5oc a 81 SO; yellow, crooked neck. bbi
a"c M a $l.50; yellow. crooked neck box. soc
Ma r;rnn yei9w Grqoked neck. basket, SOC
81: so a ESQ; Eutabaga New. bbl. S$m
80, % or,a @lh, hbl or bag: s2.5ons. Tomatoes
-florlda crate, Sl.50mA Mississppi flat
Ta%.,s rs, '"c q ; ao Texas flat case. 81 {. :
~oc' "atercress-loo lunches. $lQ2.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
READING COMPANY
General Office, Reading Terminal

Philadelphia. Jure lG. 1919
The Board OF Directors has declared
from the net earnings quarterly dividend
OF one per cent Il per cent? on the Second
Preferred Stock OF the Company to be-
paid on july 10. 1919. TO stockholders of
record Mt the close OF business, June "a
1919. Checks VIII be mailed to stock.
holders who have fled dividend ordera
With the Treasurer.
JAY v. HARE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Commodities es =

Cuba raws were reported yesterday by the
EQUALIZATION Board Rains are preventing
many mills in Cuba from finishing their
crops.
Coffee Futures-Conce prices turned
about yesterday and scored net gains of
1870 to $50 points ~ special cable reported
an advance in the Santos term market Of
$50 to $50 res. Brazil continues to claim
that the Santos crop Will not amount to
more than 10000 bags but observer rs
here say Brazil sends out every year re-
ports that the crop has been nearly ruined
and that these reports usually turn out
to be grossly exaggerated.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
ANACONDA COPPER u1>,>,: co

:. >oNbA COPPER MINING co.
- broadway. New York, June "a 1919.
r. me BOARD OF Directors of the Anaconda
,"2r'r Mining Company has declared IA
uiv'uend ,'l OF one dollar Nlo0) per share
ul'"i us capital Stock OF the par value
90 % gov per share. payable on August 25
I'i', 10 the holders OF such shares Of
'ecorn a, the close OF business at IL
,doch noon on Saturday. July 10. 1919
u. Hl'Idrnd ls payable only upon the
$50 Shar"s into which the Capi,al stock
tx now divided.
Al s'"rLh ld"rs who have not converted
Nt't h"iHinFS into shares or $50 par value
should a., ~ without delay in order that
'"F5 may receive their Dividend promptly.
4. ~. MELIN. Secrctary
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Poultry
Alive

Chickens-spring brolers. colored. ex-
press, 55c; broilers, White Leghorn, large,
express, 45c: broilers. White Leghorn,
small. express, 4oc; spring broilers,
large, freight. soc; spring broiers.
small to medium, freight, soc. Fowls, ex-
press 33is q 34c: fowls. freight, light
80. a SAC; fowls. freight. heavy. 33 II a SAC !:
old roosters, freight, 23c.. Turkeys, hens
freight, soc; toms freight, csc. Ducks
western. freight, soc; southern, freight,
SOC; Long Island. spring. CSC; old, 32c
Geese, freight, 20c. Guineas, pair. $110.
Pigeons, pair, so q soc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27

Apples, cvap0ratcd lar Western choice
~ q 2lc. prime. state. 2lc.
Apples. Delaware and Marvland new
basket, $ ms3, Albcrmarle pippin old $40
WSl2, Fen Davis, old, $4Us6; Baldwin.
old. 3iW$l0. box apples. wincaap far
western, S2MS5. Peaches, crate, SOC 10
$3.76. Strawberries. per quart. l5m32c.
cherries. up river, white, lb basket soc
W3l up-rVer, sweet lib. basket soc 10
%i.oo; up-riVer. sour. 10. basket, SOC N s / :
Jersey red, sour, lb. basket, SOC ii
isinckberrics. at, bm soc. Gooseberrie..
large, green ct, l6Ulsc. large h.
basket. yoc; small green. at. Sml2c
Rmspbcrrics. $40 l6c. 1Imcklebcrrics at.
goa 3%c Oranges. Florida. StfnsS; Cali
fornia. So 5oM$7 Grapefruit. Florida box.
&iMSS. Lemons, California. box. S. so
Lines. Dominica, bbf.. ssmtl0 Pine
n;,pples. ;,ppp Cuban crat. s25o~s IS. SO; Porto
Is. Ihlco. oTate, s.9s.,bo MuskmeIons, Calf
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
GENERAL MOTORS coxror.r,oS

The Board II Directors OF General Motors
corporation haa declared dividend OF 81 so
a tnare on lhe preferred stock. dividend OF
tiyo Il hhare on the dchenture stock and a
oiPidenI of s1D9 1t share tho common
,,och o. the corporation. payable on August
J. 1919, to sirckhoidcra Of record at ,he
close Of b9oineis on July z 1919.
June 2s. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Hops

Hops-Stato, 1918, prime to choice. lb
b7 q 6oc, common to fair. 45M55c: 1o17
c0nnl"n to prime. nominal Pacific Coast
i9ls. prime TO choice, 5SGl60c: common
20 iaar. 4bW otc; l9l7. common to prime
81 q ioc; state and Pacific Coast. olds !,
erowths. c2 q 3Oc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS
ADVERTISEMENT FOR HynS

The incorporated Town of Lusk. Nyom-
ing, will receive bids until 500 o'clock
f. NJ Saturday, July 18th. 1919 for the
purchase of their water works innrove
lnent bonds in the sum of 5000. 900. due in
thirty years, optional in fifteen years, and
thousand dollars (s3O, ooo). due in twenty
years. optional in ten years, both water
ana sewer bonds to be issued in denomna-
tlons OF $1,000 and both issiifs to bear in
terest at six per centum per annum I6esl
interest payable semi annually. in July and
January. Both issues to be dated July 1st
1919. Detailed Information may be OBJ
tanned from the Town Clerk upon applica-
tlon. GEORGE II. HOWES. Mayor
ID. e. GODDARD. Town Clerk
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Hay and Straw

tny-Timothy, No /. large bales. ton.
a "a no grade hay, $26M2l fancy. lig ht
clover mixed. s42@ 4J: No. !. clover mixed
s".e ~ NO. ,. clover mixed sS3Gy So
Straw-No rye, $l3@$14 oat No l. slo
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. A year ago.
Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. $13.OO@15.75 $13,5O@17o5
Dressed beef Sides
lb. ........ $50 20 .18@ &c
Live veas,
mon to prime,
>, 100 lbs. ....:: 17oo@21.Oo 15.5o@1s.75
Dressed veals. city,
lb. ......... .24@ 81 $50 .28h
Live ewes.100 ID. $3.50 900 85O@13.00
Dressed mutton,
n lb: ;... ;::::::. 100 IL 200 "a
Dressed lambs,
city, lb ..... 200 20 .266 2.
Hogs, 100 lb.... 2l.25 @21.5O 17.25@17.75
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lib. ........... 16,O0@1S5O 17O0M1Qo
Dressed hogs,
bacon, lb ..... 200 .20L 251m6 25aI
Mess beef, bbl. $4,000 $3.50 34.O06 Ak %
Mess pork, bbl.. $4,000 $3.50 47OO6 IA 90
Lard. Mid. West, -0SN
100 lb. ....... 34.75@3i85 25fOMo5 On
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE
OFFICE OF
XIRGINIA-CAEOLI CHEMICAL C

Richmond. Va. June 26, 1919
DIVIDEND NO. 95
Tho Boa rd of Directors of the virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared the 18th consecutive quarterly divi-
dend of 81 pr share t2ft) on the preferred
stock of this company. payable Tuesday, July
Is. 1919, to stockholders of record at the
close of business on Monday. July T. 1919.
Transfer books will no, be closed
S. w. TRANERS. Trea surer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago.
Sugar granulated. per lb.. 0 745
Sugar centrifugal, per lb.. 7.28
Coffee. Rio, No Z. per b.. 23 83s
Coffee. Santos No. A. per lb. 28%@29 -
Sugnr-Purchases of $4,000 bags of
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Liverpool Cotton

IfVcrpOOI COTTON
Spot cotton was quoted in the Liverpool
market at 30.32d. Sales were 5000 bales
of which 5000 were American Imports
were 1900 bales, including 1000 Ameri-
can Manchester did a brisk business in
yarns and cloths at firm prices.
Prices for future contracts Wore:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New York. June IT, 1919
The Board OF Directors have to-day de-
clared a semi annual dividend of fifteen
slo) per cent. free OF tan payable July
date - ~
Inc trans er BOOKS will remain closed
until July Sd 1919
w M BENNETT. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27

@s175; Georgia. crate. s15o@s2. Water
melons. Florida. car. $3.50 @ $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Cereals

Wheat.-"rhe Northwestern Miller" says
the output Of flour for the week ended
June 21 was 252,2so barrels, as against
New York yesterday we're $500 bushels.
Corn.-Corn prices fell back / to IA
cents under the effect Of favorable crop
weather in Iowa has advanced the crop
to about normal. Illinois crops are pro
crossing satisfactorily. and the Texas crop
is expected to show a big increase
Yesterdays Previous Year
coSe A. NO 0'. 5. yrw $751; siG;s $780,. 1885, ago
July saHt to,;t:: 1:.......' il.53eH 1.soM si.4s9z
6sqs%Ssr 6spss%sfF ..:::. @ 1850 1880 i5s# i5s3s
Oats.-Oats started strong. but after
ward declined in sympathy with corn
Offerings light. Black rust is said
to be damaging the grain in the North
west.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oas ~ No9 53'k wso79&@eso sssa s'Sss soso $685. sS
July ....... .69M @ - .7Oss .72N
September =. .69as q --- .60ss -
December .7oE@ - II -
Rye.-Market quiet.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash. No. VIII. .S1.56 S1.55% S1.Si
Flour and Meal.-ouotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Mimi sii sS SlSIf 90 sSss a aS0
Corn meal $500 4.25 $500 4.25 5IsH
Bra Bran. n T. e. 4S.7S@ S1 1900 1868 css@ so lo.2o
Cottonsecd Oil.-cottonseed oil wa,
quiet: Sales were 1900 barrels Prices
New-York tribune., 1919-06-27
Fruits
Dried

Apples. IA pora,a%. DT''H i.r western cno,o.
20 i2 q 2lc. prime. state. 2lc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31

Look at The tongue. mother, II
coated. IL IS sure sign that your liz
tie ones stomach, liver and bowels
needs n gentle. thorough cleansing az
once.
When peeyish, cross. listless. pale.
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natu-
rally. or is feyerish. stomach sour.
breath bad; has stOmach-ache. sore
throat. diarrhRa. full OF cold. give a
teaSpoonful of California Syrup OF
Figs" and In . few hours all the foul.
constpated waste. undigeSted food
and sour bile gently moves out % the
little bowels without gripping. and you
have a well. playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children 70
take this harmless fruit laxative -
rney love It's delicious taste. and II
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for bottle %
California Syrup Of Figs" which has
directions for babies. children Of ail
ages and for grown-ups plainly on The
bottle. Beware Of cOunterfeits sold
here. To be sure you get the genuine
ask 70 see that IL is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse
any other kind with cOntempt.-Adv
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>'re arnr .rn~nn r~ Pep tho ability
tgrl- mills mlana -o obtain
-upClr- shear ro carry them up o.
harvest aa~ oppressed ECO -hr midVin-
rr meeting ~ -Le Indiana N1ier~' az
-ssa-.an heif here la-r veek A,is-
gln-- ~ hrtd by rhe United
>-i-e- tra'n n,rporarisn al Chicago.
l - Ln.~ w. and other accessible,
n"iu- p. released I'D rhe near
tulre t il feared flar ne ~
a-a-- ua h@ Gn,i-r -ueh restrictions
-na- l- INDIANA m.r-r- wir D. un-
able -o -aa~ lavan.ag- - 3D. The
.HuIlllr-~e "a -r-..lsrion~ un~ Instruct
~ rf Dr~rur- nls nori4l r' The train
eHruararlau setting forth rh. situation
1 rll- territory and asking THAR due
consideration b. given rhs necessities
~ -nr utlr-~ n This territory
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Mis- producers 90 Indiana. lll.n'd-
amt WISCONSIN. meeting an Eigln. M.
iisr1..se h.ren 'frr OBJ sell their milk 20
ras' l'rn'lnrrs Co-operative Market-
In- company f-om which distributors
W.li p. -,'gIirrl 20 buy
l0e company was organized TWO
rsur~ H.-n. d IS controlled hy rhr pro-
auer- Or VIII have large plant in
th.eaEt IlI.. according 20 g. ~ Pot
Tor rrr-. enf ~ rhe company nud dis
lrhurar- N.l hs able to purrha-, the
fVarr guam 30 milk they need dniiy-
The wholesale price Tor February. b.
was iscde'L win not be ans lower
Than for January which was S3.I6 per
nunii-rd pounds amt may be- Increased
~ hi-,h az sgis1. Thi- win uot affect
rae recall prise. Mr Porter said The
i-f.rmh, ~ The larg. distributing cou-
pnnie- toward rhr producers market
ln- scheme has not hevn disclosed
Lhe present contract between dis
-rihura-~ and pru'lueers expires Feb
ruarY q
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How n Happened.

Pardon me said the army coos
for military chefs are prone to address,
their underiinsS courteously. but 7
prirhee tell me- where you learned 90
peel potatoes 80 artisticallys I ot-
serve that you 10 not cut Of fl.a
cuficle in great hunks. as. alas t.n
many DO. but loosen bit Of the skin
OF the tuber and then deftly strip T
all on You must have had much OK
perience in skinning e'er enterins ural
a soldiers hfeT'
Il did thank you. sir" reptile e
accomplished member Of the klen
police. Before decided 10 MAJ ~
world safe for democracy I Sal. 8
country banker'-kansas City S'lr