davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Boston Curb
Stocks
Hla Aalset

HtUth3
BIG Asked BID Asked
Bos & Mou.18 81 Aisf~s-f~ ~
bohemia. IA ia Aax Mis-
Butte 4 Ln.I6 j. 1iss Tungs ~ a..
Ctanpioa... N.v H.lft- efz
Calave ras... liS ST.
Chief Con-. 2is e-e ~. .r9r et -
CouslI Copr g o. Saw Doug -
Cvys nrw 80 s. 0a,ffsss. "a ~
Crwn Eav. 20 SO N4-a~ -
Deubish ..21 % Rather ~
hgsie BB... lss 81. s.n alfs 93 Il.
orr una -... w Nj p 5L
Houg tton... IL 4s,n ~
ueiils .-.--es - Eta NIi Ext ~
B.oSsom..25 S. Et-roris
Iron Cap .-lsis Is
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The Days Bond Market

FolIo,cing is q complete record Of
al transactions IN bonds on tbs Ne'o
York Stoci; ETchoNge yesterday;
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Aviator Goes Too Near Roof;
Il Fined s25 IN Missouri Court

KANSAS CITY, Aag. 2a.-On charge
OF flying his airplane within ten feet
Of the root of 81 farmer house. Charles
Il. Levy was fined s25 and costs for
disturbing the peace in justice court
at Dodson, Mo, o-day
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Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Tearago
Live steers, fair to
prime 100 lbs Sl4.00@17.25 s150O0ls5C
Dressed beet sides,
ID. ............. .11D .25 .2Of1 ,2sl4
Live veals com
100 los -. ls.oo@e5.O i7oo@el 90
Liz lambs. fai-
TO prime, 100
lbs. ....,'. Iioo@le.75 i5ooa 1880
Dressed ho.s. ba-
con. ib -. 200 soi. .2sss q qs-.
Mess bee,. hbl., 2s.Oo $4,000 $500 a $500
100 Ibs' es.eoaesso e1.ooae,lo
Mes pork. bb}. $500 q 5000 49.00q 10 SO
Dressed veal. city.
10. .......-... Pro .S6 ESQ "a
Live ewes 100 lbs. 1000 800 500 6le 20
Dressed mutton.
city lb. ...-... .I02 10 1870 %
Dressed IN s.
Hogs. 100 lbs. 20.5o Gel.o0 20.25@2o., 3
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Coffee I.utnres-rh. leeal eof.ee market

Coffee Iutures-The local coffee market
continued its downward trend yesterday.
due TO further weakness In the primary
markets. and during the day much Of
the outstanding an~ interests was be
.leved to have been lIcufdatod. Csl
prices vera 60 - = paipts below th-
pr"vious close. and iat.r cables reporting
lover triu offers and easier spot markets
ta Brs1ii caused values to sag further,
closing AT ret declines If 30 10 IS points,
whoa Was few points UP from the .ow
Ok the aaF. due 70 weak-en5 short COW
ering = no decline Yesterday ren nressrlt es
loss O.! if5 points fraul the high point
for December on Wednesday ana many
trade operators believe the decline has
gone ss tar as warfaarod at the moment
and that upward feseltens may be res-
sonabiy oNpectec III s.. however. Brazil
comes god deal iower on the opening
81 the local market Tuesday morning
] he local spot H.trtct was very Cuiet
snd eonsi1s Iabis lower no IS beng
qGgtod at - IS ard Santos A. at esiAc.
The carly official cable reported tine
weather IN sac Faut0 and high tern pc ra-
lures Receipts 1T the two principal ports
&c &c running close to last year. being a.
Range of prlces followz.
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l.. s. Government Bonds
Liberty Issues
Transactions

The following table gives the trans
actions yesterday and the approximate
;nvestment yield in The several Liberty
loan issues Mt closing New York
Stock Exchange prices:
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Standard Oils
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Omen H,oh ro,, r,s+
500 Ajax oil W i. 1oI4 1o4 los i0l =
$4,000 'Aliied Oil - "a i -
10000 fAmai ROYALTY ~ 13, ia 1a2
5000 Barnett o & G. =
's$8 s88 s88 a:o1 .a3:1 u rs9 s; ! =
Sg0 1brazos Oil Cp. 28 28i % 23ls
goo BurNnett V c.. 1a4 ls4 194 f14
500 Canaan O&G - 4, u, -
2Cooo *C.ties : b sh 457g 4e5g 457s 46is
1870 fComwlth Pet. Sc 57la Sc 57Ie
1900 Erte OIL. "a 81
lo9eo fEsmeralda O. Is 10 II IS
3s@@ 3s@@ .gsas.s .g. de al 0a 5 :, * - = e
loo %Guh'ey-Giliesp fsla 1872 1ola 10
2no Harvey Crude =
lo0o o r Of rex 18l7 To-. 18l 1e
..9o 5oo 4 ioa..ea ..,- q q. t6+ i65 fol f8s
a2o9 -'a9 si' =, 'd.on 'i...a. on "a . -
.@8 !"ssoisI. @.Ss@a' E, Oil ga e e s8s ss ssss
l0gI8 $40 i.. lance oi & s Is.: e.. "a ls ~
4soo Livingston OIL "a 27g 2ss -
-9H Living ton ~ 14lo 145e 1-i 49,
Saa saa .,.eai.sia9a OIL 3 20 81 20 8
-, go .,.5is'rf'. oi9 G Il q Is 250.
s.. So. .,I.i Mi5 = 3 csr 5a S.
i8ea 5,a -,l.dwe.t n. Rcr iea II 1es i7o
-0H Vt 'rt OF Me
i'N National Oil
asaa .Nos Amer Oh So 8s4 s.,
33NH Ohio Ranrar ~
.NfN TGmar OIL < C. SO Sc So co
l-e0 EOS n O Z lnc ia us
4H1 @Foonocs Oil 145s 49, fei5 49,,
lsa .lhinrs Pet 60 60 5a 60
saao ao l'ls5 oasss 4 os ST.. Is %
.aa Ell 1,.... 3 = ( & = 3 s s g g g
l00 Ryan Pet .... 4 A2 az,
gno 5eao OIL & C. 7s "a - rs
900 Shell IT, & Tr 81 , Sc 6s ess
POO *Simnls petro. So 20is 3oiz co
ZOO fsincl Con o.. 81 5Isi 56as 57la
$50 Spencer Pet c. 16il 80 IS 16
4S9o0 *Stanton OIL D.. ia f5s z
1000 *Iex Pr 6 r.. S. So s
15oo Tel-Ran 2 3 r 3a 3a 334
500 *Tex Steer o - -
? '0eN *Tovon & Id "a % 81
5000 *Trinity Cor "a 1as 13e 1as
iliul -lin Tex Pet. "A q a
7oo *Naly Pr In 7i2 81 71e S..
5000 Vacuum & c & Is 4 4
1ao0 @Vct 0 new st 2 "a
1870 *Wh 2 O 4 r. 23s4 2334 % 23i4
12500 fWoodb . i. lo 10 10 10
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Onan IIirh LOW
snnth.rn 500 mnrAets-naL..s ..eaax

SCUM spot marhets- i}a4tas STEADY
30 points lower al 1l.20; sales. $50
bales Galveston, quiet unchanged at
s.. 90. sales. eos New Orleans. quiet.
u..eh tnsed at q 25. sales 1870. Mobile
i..aiosI unchanged, at 500; sales nil
Savannah, quiat. UNCHANGED, - - OF,
sales. Charleston, quiet. unchanged.
at 50. %. sales Nil Baltimore. nominal.
80 points lower at $3.50, sales nil Angus
"a, quiet. unchanged. at 80 81. sales 100
Mon phis. nominal unchanged. $3.50
sa-e= 900 50 Louis, nominal. unc hanged,
~ o. sas nj. Ieust "a. 4aist m
fsaes, quiet unchanged az 81 90, sales
g9N.
Tns weekend statistics of tie Nev
Ears Cotton ENeharee showed an into
7is.t .r rhe we of t+s- b9les agailst
1853 last year. 1akias 25Ds2o SO far
tris season. agaius. .s7 100 last year
>r.a.afs sings of American Tor tho
va-e ia2.fts. against 14e,al5 last year.
,+.as -s-.Ao4 so Ear this season against
s- ,ear Worlds Visibl. sup
r.y.- all Kinds. 4a2.2s1, against 2e74.s .s55
l..s, year. American. ISIS .-al, against
l..1. 80 last year. Decrease in the Visi-
Wis supp y Of American for the week 10. -
ISL, com pared with an increase OF &C.
-l6 last year
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Curb Market

No'e-lhe Tribune assumes TO rceponsi-
D'''' for the accuracy or authenticity OF
euro market quotations transactions and
prices yesterday were reported q, follows:
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pffsb4rqh
Son

Stocts
Sa'47 r0a l- Last
500 Ana Saver p 2afs 201a -ais 2Afs
An ~e. & T.i Igf lt5 Iel Joi
Ann " sla M.tIsfal20 3i81. lg0
91 ff aHt COS quis o1fS
l-io Ar~aasas Gas. "tss 7ots Sos 40
$50 i5arastaI cp.. Sc 2s5s 35aS 95Hs
loA har-H ReT pf.tJl Ns fCo 700
28af Maryland Ref GT3
65 Mfrs IL L SRI sa1s So So
llN >at firepr9af o. 9ts HLa alx
61 Ohio Fa.i Old. % ., - s6
elo OHIO Iar SIP. - 5ts 81 So
sVl Oklahoma Gas. S3Ns 5s IS 81
-5 Pitts Brew pf - 15 10 j.
$500 Httrs-Jer COP. s8c Soc 80 48c
see Iitts Ait Shas. 5er 5eo 6se &c
- Rlvsi1s T. OH ~ 4fs AZ ~
80 PTS Rous... 28 81 % 2s
1850 Rosy Min z VI. 5e Ies Sc SO
$1,000 San Voy...... ac le So Tic
20 Vest Air p .lfO2s 4.1 = itea4 +. ~ I,
a. West Electric. oe7s ., 5s-s -
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK OFFICE OF
The Secretary of state s.. iis eerfin-
cate, isslei in duplicate. herr by cert1es
that the Expert Clotr sp0ngi0E Company.
Inc. a dall.esttc stHeE corp arafloa has
fled n TINS oele4 on TINS -sth aag 80
Aug Aug pst 15ls. tapers for che seiae. ary
dissoiuti9 of auch eorporatten uroe- sac-
tion - " the General Dorp7~a -pn LAW.
and tuat i afrasr- flr--i-o -- .ilt n
corporation has cou nl-z1 i-h said section
III order - oe dissolved.
Wins oy aan.- aa- he seal ~ ore. -
the S@cr-'aF state. 81 -ne cry oi Al
bany. ma -9tA d-T o. August.
lScsl1 g. ~ Afr
second Dc. uty Secretary os state
STATE or aHav YORK cFf4cl II
the ~7cl0-arr ri State. So Tals r-r
cate, issued tn a-9ii. Or. herlre ra.t.fe
mat tae Lonao- eaailll-ns = in.-hi1g
Works. inc. aa. ~..l stock cor t-.a "a.
has Jed IN tals o-ee af - -5-n .1r of
August 1915. rarer7 fer The voluntary
disao 17-an c- slca ~05rttiol ra5
tpn -2i cf tte General rpo~s lall 1sv
ana tas- i- appears tuaeeirrm :fat s1nh
corporation l-5 lal7. WITH ~. sel rlln
IN order tn le
W.tles7 my ser1 .'.l the seal ~ Tira of
the 77r reta-y ~ 5-4le. - ila Iity II AL
lanT th.s -tt. aaT " Aas-t
sSea9 AFr
se,oa2 Dar.,tr Secretary 81 STATE.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Cereals

Wheat-Prices for cash wheat In The
Northwest were firm and unchanged The
movement has not kept up with the prom
ise experienced early In the week, and il
was said that farmers were inclined TO
hold Atvices received here from milling
interests in North Dakota said that they
had heir elevators filed with wheat
brought in by farmers who are now ask
ing prem tunls for this " heat and the re-
cult Is that the mills have their elevators
filed with wheat which they do not own
and which they cannot grind unless they
pay the farmers the premium asked Fur
th~rinore. according TO report by =
leading manufactures of steel tubing and
elevators they have their product sold
ahead until Christmas 10 farmers who are
he5evGe 10 be planning to hold wheat on
the farms. This is all believed to show
that farmers ERE not selling wheat and
are anticipating further premiums as the
season a4'~Aees-
Corn-The corn market frmer and
at the close or the day showed net gains
OF la4 10 2i2c. shorts We're good buyers
and H. was the prev siling impression that
q rally was due after tho recent sharp
were planning to take three-day holi-
day and consequently were anxious to
Kansas state report, showing a cordition
OF only AS per cent compared with ~ .
58.500 GOO bushels compared with $1,000, -
00U month ago had more or less in
Nacnce ON the market, although crop al
wees as a rule were very satisfactory.
t'uuerlyIng sentiment was not particularly
changed and traders were rather tinid
about taking an aggressive stand on the
long side as it was thought that the gov
ernaent VIII continu" 20 make efforts
along the line OF reducing the cost Of
Yesterdays Previou, Year
New YORK: lose ciose ago.
Corn 10. yellow ss.oaA se.oe}4 si.s7a.
sss...s. sSer........ 1.;s1= 1'.3s= 115s '.14'.
Oat,--The oats market was only modNr-
Aten active. but prices were hrn.er, clos
lax wlth unf gains OF X q g.. Shcrts
we're good buyers and the market felt The
tarG.nDr of Use advance ln corn. Whte
rfnne~ Cash ruar'.ets were only about
steady IN the West and there were ne
.rr.-l.n.-s OF any srnprovement IN tie ex-
aart demand. The local cash nearhet was
quiet Aud nominal
Yesterdays Previous Ycal
oass ~ 80 o. whlts so.si soss
Chicago.
{ December .-...... .'t .i~ts
Rye--Market firm.
cass ssW No org : YVES; si5s .,5s slss
Flour and Meal--Quotatlons were
Yesterdays Previous r-a'
n,,9s Nsv >oasent.. - nG,T .sIl.eS *ll'so slliS
tCornmesl. yellow 60 az 4'oo
Rye rour a.. :. 8.oo9s.4o s.oo@s.4o 94'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Detroit
Stoci5

.fen High Low Last
ghsreoai Iron pt... ~ ets ~ ~
Ford of csnada-...sg6 ass 4ei 49l
Heo Motor Car..... 50 s05z s01S S0's
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Cottonseed Oil

The market for cottonseed oil failed 70
respond to the better tone In hog products
showed not Losses of & to % points. Longs
were inclined to liQuidate, and the demand
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

were 1<,25s packages.
h ian extras. 67i2 G5sc.
, tirsts. SO to 81 score.
~ TO 81 score. so %
4s y a Az lac: un&alted,
s, 90 II n Sic: extras,
: m 'Sc, seconds. 52ia Il
tubs, finest. Sc q SIC
y b iAc: common to fair,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Philndelphi
Stocks

rtOrhs
Salss 0r~a rgh yow ras.
Alliance ms .5 - -
ga AT. stores - s21, s3st ssa.. qaa.
40 An snip 2 CH a. ss 8i
A.a-f sJ4s .... So
ha1 i-ec9 ps. Jut IDf lUt les
So hs.i. -........ 65t. ,rtt 55ft sat4
1nQ II g. ST Faui sIhs 4ts sIa az
lpo Cr1c.o4e 1tee-.I6U iOa Iln l.s
Sec El-c Storage 30 @17. gft
32a Gen Asphalt. - se Is
go Lake Superior. 2-3. 80 2s74 ps1,
- lseAlsn y sr... vHfs Ns 4 Ga Saist
- Len4su Valley. ss.> aAss a1i~ $751;.
10 EenAa + r. stta 43- 4.l, 5s's
- l'ci--. i,lectri- Is
g. rn.la Traction * 6s fs ee
g. Reading ..... so &Dbs S8 as
zoo ronopah BEL 3is 80 n. e..
10 Union Traction se 2sb 81 ~
75 trI Gas imp GAL. ga Hst1 ekt.
80 Y Steel ex dy.lp2 ~ 1925 l9z7s IGz91x
SO YORK E.s pf. so - 10 -
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Markets In Other Cities

Sales Oren High Low. Last
50 Common Edi l0sas loe i0sa. l0a
1IQ Cont Motors. llia 1855 Ifjs ia
90 uisinorG M-.ltS t38 1iS ia
II Holland sug. j. i u Il
100 tEpp Motor. ftit ia ia 1G1x
l25 Hartman Cen 80 Sc 81 g.
ol.linQis Brlc4. ~ 20 20 70
55i l-iony ......-. ia %. 26A& PSI.
1S5 Lindsay Light T. l3aS II I2as
lo59 Nat Leather ea5s soa, @oaS 20a4
20 REQ Motor .-. 80f 3es; 3Oa, 3o3s
u sears Roeouca2o6 POS Pcs e0j
80 gewsr- War lGH IO9 1882 l0e
100 Stewart Mig. - - - -
$50 swift Int ~. 5,e ssi4 5s1. 5s
l9+o Swift 5 Co. ,lt- f+ai, 1924 ll3
io|4 do rights. 2D 2Otg g0t4 2Gas
-0so n caroide Safs o4 sla4 $40
Bonts
5000 Armour So ie2aio5 303 1e3 lo3
a' 81 la4l.....le* 1H3 lo3 103
do lt--... IT, IS il3's l3'- - l025s
$3.50 a. 1s43 ~. 81. lesle iog's I0el !.
= 81 ga 4s =
slAA Ch = SG It
I'eo Gas r Us rS 81 ~ oa
1al1 wt 1st a-sl s2S. 92S:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Chicago
Stocks

Sales trra Htuh Tatv as,
80 Allied Packing 54I. 54ts 54ls s41.
S620 Armour u 1857. I05is 1891 I05
leo Booth Fisheries 1873 IsA4 is7, fsi.
20 do ~ a... so1. sai, So4.. sos
$50 Oh c & c II If II 1884 II I81t
100 On Pnau To+% - ID = 90
100 "a Hys sor : - - ia ~
Is ID 1 & r....29s 200 eco 200
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

sssas ssa5lo r.9oysted sFsta se@6lo lower
grades. 46 a 46c: packing stock current
make, No. /, 46la G47c; No > 4sc; lower
grades, 43Q45iac.
Cheese - Receipts werA 1850 box.s
S'ete. whole milk. fresh aats colored. III
80 = q 81 &c. white, 30a. q 3fl3C. average
run. colored. 2ea. a 30 &c: lower grades.
70 q 2s i-c helG hat, specials, 81 nc; twins.
specials. whites, 80 = a Bic, colored 80 ~ "a
Bic. average run, white, 29 IL a. 30c, col
ored. - q @ 3oc Wisconsin. whole milk.
wins. fresh. 80 q sic; single daisies. white
30 n B. &c, colored. 32QD32lac double
daisies. colored, fresh, 81 ia q &c; Young
Americas. fresh. s4034 &c; cheddars. Can
adian. in bond, II z q 2S &c; state skims.
FAR to COCO. l4@17c; lower grades.
q l3c.
Eges-Rece,pts were 1876 oasez Fr-sh
Eathered. extras per doz.. 55 N SIC: extra
Irsts. . G54c; hrsts - a SIC; seconds. 430
4TC. under grades 80 n &c. dirt les 80 l.
80 q 40c, No. and poorer. 50 q 3Ses checks
good 10 choice, dry. So q 36c. undergrades.
25 a sac, refrigerator. hrsts buyer to as
sumo charges, 4sq47c; seconds. 44g 45c.
nearby white and duck eggs state Penn
whites fine to fancy. 7o@72o; fair to
prime 6oGs9c; common to prime. 55 a
zoe. Pacific Coast whites freight os q sec.
other Western and Southern gathere i
whites. 5c@65c; state. Pennsylvania aad
nearby heunery browns. fancy. 60G64o.
gathered brown and mixed colors graded
fancy, a q sc; fair to prime, IS G.54c.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Mining Stocks
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales Open. High. Low. Last
'as8 2@3 ss8 =: r ,s.5 M 81 Il Z !. ::
Con *Arirona Slv. - IL M X
HOO Big ledge 49,. 1s y Is =
10oo Belch D Ia p) 80 40 40 4
1900 Belch q p rs 26 "a IS
200o FfCaledonia . ~ 43 ~ e
5000 fCandearia Si ~ q "a 3s
3oo0 *Csrrie Silver. "a IA "a "a
1900 Cresson con G. 27T 27s 274 27e
6900 divide Exten. q, ~ 2ar "a
500 Eureka Or NJ. 1Is fs "a 1ls
,fo9 fo9 .fof1y-n'ne sc5f',yn Gs M 97 97s 2s
ZOO 7-Co'd Zone D. % - 42 13
s000 Grand Par Cop s. es 80 IS
goo Ham n & sFn - - "a
SOC .Ss TIM xso. HH'l'9 8.sa.. q q q g g q
f5s9 s5s9 L2g.sisna .sisl%., eeqs c... % ss
1000 .%Magma IN. c Chief e a5s az -
$500 a7Naveda Ohpir q 2s % 28
ls9] lsoo Nipissi"s J % 97s g9@ 81 s7s J JOS
1f0Q "Onondasa VI. &c
4000 Roper-Group N Il 3 e IS
zoo seneca Cop c. % 22i1a p 2
4l9o %.tsev % ,1s Ms.als NJ % % Is %
l500 Silv KING Div - 13 13 IS
1io@ io@ ssa2a s Am ss' q & = FL - 7o. - ,o
$50 s. CroiS Si.. "a "a
G3o0 4Tonopah Div. 5s go 80 80
l9eo Tonopah EEten rs 255s 2ss 2a
500 sfU Cont NJ 77le isa ~ g
4500 *Vict D Ia pl 25 "a 25 2S
lsgo W W ! End 4 Con "a IL 1A Il
o5oN -Wii6ert Mnz 12 13 u Y
lSoo .Wil4on Si Mg q. Is q 81
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Ilnnf,

t.1s roe7en SIS Iae RIO So 70a
aas ttrfl lafl SD Is a uH54 asi :. JSf.
se0 Nara F Is - ~ - p
aNtHt
aoas ooas aoes goas
5000 i Z Lvt H1is S4, 81. az
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Bonds

5000 Leh Val So '.s l0lb. faIss 1olt. folAs
1000 Phila Elee SIS. 8i 81 81 81
1000 Reading gen Is sI14 81 Si14 sti.
looe IN Rys Inv 5s g5ls 49, 49, .5l.
5000 Hys tr exits IS 1B is IS Is
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter---R eceipts
Creamery, .hie her :
extras, o. score. SIC
. 8 q 56 i4c; seconds.
s . - c; lower grades,
hig her than extrs
80 q q soc; firsts. 541
ode, Stale dairy
good to prime. t2Q
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

susar-The Sugar EQUALIZATION Board
has announced purchases Of $4,000 bags
Cube august September loading. at 5ssc
cost ana freig nj. 1t is reported that there
arc a large number OF steamers now load
ing at Cuban ports for the United States
and that over tho week end arrivals viii
he very large. sufficient ~ allow all re-
hners to speed Up production. no change
has been reported in refined sugar al. IN
terasts charging Sc regular terms and the
demand at the moment exceeding sup
plies
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Baltimore
Stanns

-r
-N .Ar1n 3 e. q. $50 s4lc i4lS
tia larta Coz ri 10 ~
ltH
30 fHfk ~ Iuts
S 5.oV 5.f1 3.qH 500
C.nl.artlaf Tlee IHH IaG &C.
f.H1 si-
tla
Ars Cas- -ffe 7z 2t1s 80
2-ts = 80. e3is e2le
$50 lrs ITt. 81. I-t. f5H.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Bonds
Judge G.. W. Ray Stricken

.unlis.ed. tSel.s cents per share-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Railway, Other Corporations

from shorts, which proved supporting
factor day OF two ago. was lacking
Total sales for the day were 200 barrels.
Range OF prices follows:
Wednesday
Open High Low Gloss Close
Gpot.. e 90 "a 90
October $3.50 "a .o0 28.s0 s3.S5 a 0e4 90 "a 90
I)ece Der 20.6l 2O65 2O.50 2O.5OG1 %. 81 90. -
January 30 20. 70 go 10 sN.S0G0 20 so 30. 10
March. ~. 90 a = 90 20 90
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
COTTON STATISTICS

7 ~ = = I n 7 =
Yerter- Last Last
day. Week. Yea.
Port receipts ... 1916 .5.e3i lA.9as
Exports 33.SeS 2;,19S 1922
Exports season. 466. .3Sl .25e 251.i56
n. e. stUcks.... S6,2e9 $500 1865
Port stocks ..... SJ3. .969 1O4,@6 80,9Ss
y. !. 4rrlvals...- l,493 2,026 206
liverpool Cables-spot cotton quiet at
points decline, mitdliEg 10 lod Sales
1000 bales. including 5000 bales Amer
ican SO imports. Tenders new docket
IDao bales Futures opened quiet at
t4 points decline and closed Gull at
"a net decline OF TO points Manches-
ter Yarns dun and Irregular, cloths
dull
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NNrns

1880 4 q " 5s.. g - Be 81
5000 Mass Gas fias 80 80 00 30
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Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago
ourar. granulatea ner lb... . $50
sugar, centrifugal, per h.. '.2s
Coffee, Rio, 10 Z, per lb....i03a 0
Coffee. Santos 40. 4, per 10. 2Sh
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yard. Past Commander Parker wa
instructed to invite the attention
the department commanders to a
proposed violation OF preference legt
lation
The social and military dance 9f'
en- by the Gen Urell Auxiliary, la
Wednesday night was a splendi
Success The national army WI
well represented and the honort
heroes from Walter Reed HospItt
received special attentions. The ae1
sffair for the boys will be given /
the department on November IL. an
viii be known as "Armistice Night
The members OF Petit Camp N
Gently had the pleasure Of WELDON
ing home Capt. Charles c. St. SiA
and Sergt. Walter f. Cevenstin
both devil dogs OF actual servic
The sergeant gave a graphic pictuI
Of his experiences with the Marine
in the fights that gained them wori
fame and in which they earned the
highly complimentary Devil Dog
title from the Boche.
Capt St Clair's two years serv1o
in San Domingo and adjacent water,
as recounted by him, were OF especas
interest as he furnished many IN
teresting side-lights as well as res
inside facts concerning Uncle Sam
work in the West Indies.
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UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS.

Meetings this week:
Monday-Col. John Jacob Astor
Camp, Soldiers Home.
Tuesday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp, 1l01 E street northwest
wednesday-Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell
Camp. Pythian Temple.
Wednesday-Lineal Society. Pythian
Temple.
Thursday-Lieut. Richard J. Har-
den Camp, Pythian Temple.
The coucil OF administration met
with Urell Camp Wednesday night
and resolutions favoring increased
pay for retired veterans Of the Reg
ular army, navy and Marine Corps.
the Sells pension bill and increased
rate OF widows pensions, were for
warded for consideration by the ma
tional convention, which meets Sep
tember 2. 1919. at San Francisco.
Department Commander r. H. Wood
authorized Senior Vice Commander
william L. Mattocks to maintain q
department headquarters during the
convention. and he will be assisted
by Department Adjutant h. L Les
lie. Past Commander-in-Chi DAN
iel V. Chisholm will present to the
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
B. P. O. ELKS.

The biggest and most successful
event of the year was held last Tues
day evening when over 600 local Flks
and their families attended the dance
given at the formal opening of the
newly remodeled and redecorated roof
garden and ball room. The roof gar
den was particularly noticeable for
its beautiful color scheme. arranged
with japanese lanterns. American
flags. and palms. The members and
visitors personally congratulated Mr..
Frank Brown. chairman OF the COM
mittee. who arranged the dance, and
Mr.. A. A. Riemer, who personally
supervised the decorating. A dance
of this kind will be held every Thurs
dag evening, beginning September l.
The dance committee includes F. V
A. Brown, chairman; James A. Bal
derson. W. G. Jones. George Van
Den Berg. w. J. Brown. Joseph En-
mis-, NJ. c. O'Brien. John f Hogan.
Samuel Richards, ]. R Tavener. n.
NJ. Ayers, 4. a. Reimer, ]. D. Ward
and A. A Crawford.
The hfty-hfth session OF the Grand
Lodge opened with the usual session
this year, held at Atlantic City, on
the Steel Pier. Z. J. Murphy. dele
gate representing the local Elks at
the convention. was given a rising
vote Of thanks for the manner in
which he handled the affairs OF the
Washington Elks at the convention.
and the wonderful report submitted
to the local lodge recently. Grand
Exalted Ruler Bruce a Campbell
opend the exercises, reviewing the
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convention invitations from Com
mander Wood, President Harper, Of
the Chamber of Commerce, and the
District Commissioners, to hold TIE
next convention in Washington.
Gen. Urell Camp, which meets
wednesday night, expects to an
nounce the proceedings Of the ma
tonal convention. while Harden
Camp will cover all proceedings up
TO adjournment These arrange
ments have been made as the COM
rades are anxious to hear from nne
froit on Congressional legislation.
A large attendance was present at
the meeting of Harden Camp Thurs
day night to give its delegation
headed by Capt. Daniel Chisholm a
send-off. Frank z. Platz was sub
siituted as a delegate for Past Com
mander William A. Sammond, who
Gould not 60 to San Francisco. The
meeting was addressed by Depart
ment Commander Wood and Assist
ant Adtutant General G. E. Rausch,
Admiral Dewey Camp held an
enthusiastic meeting Friday night
and listened to a patriotic address
delivered by Capt. Claiborne S.
Close. of the National Training
School. The camp received reports
OF intended wage reductions Of some
OF Its members employed in the navy