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New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
INCOME TAX AUDIroR.-pRnsBNr

CONNECTION U. B. INTERNAL NE" ~
NUE. BUREAU, WASHINGTON, D. c..
has COMPLETED ARRANGEMENTS TO
RESUME FORMER PRACTISE OF AC-
COUNTING WITH OFFICES IN WASH
INGTON. SPECIALIZING IN INCOME
TAX MATTERS AND IS IN POSITION
TO ACT AS WASHINGTON REPRE-
SENTATIVE OF ACCOUNTANTS. AT
TORNHYS AND BUSINESS HOUSES
INTERESTED IN INCOME TAX MAT
TIERS BEFORE THE TREASURY DE-
PART4ENT CORRESPONDENCE IN
vITED AND REFERENCES WILL BE
GLADLY FURNISH ED. ADDRESS IN.
STHUHT. WASHINGTON. d. C.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
The range of prices follows:
Cottonseed Oil

with total sales amounting to $500 bar
rels The undertone was weak, how
ever, and at the close the active months
decline due largely to scattered iq-
uidation which prompted by the
sharp decline in cotton.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Commodities

$50. The price OF roasted coffee, 400
to 6oc, IL beginning to toll on actual con-
sumption and In sone quarters suostl-
tutes are being used
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Consolidated EXCHANGE

UNIT Of trnde on this exchange. 10 sh.rs.1
transactions and prices yesterday for tho
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
sOUTHERN SPOT MARKrrs

Montgomery firm, unchanged at ss7b
sales. bales Dallas steady, rs points
lower at 34.70; sales, 1,191 bales. Calves
ton steady. so points lower at 35c sales
.e29 bales. New Orleans steady. un-
nominal. unchanged at 34c; sales, nil
Savannah steady, unchanged at s425:
sales. 1o1 bales Charleston firm, 25 points
high at 1915; gales nil. Norfolk steady,
unchanged at ss.bo sales. 851 bales. Bal.
timore nominal, 2b points higher at $3.50 ;
sales, nil. Augusta quiet SO points lower
at 84oI' sales. 1883 bales. Memphis steady
50 points higher at Sac; sales, LOO bales
st; Louis steady, unchanged at 1850; sales,
a4so; sales, 3.4s7 bales Little Rock quiet,
unchanged at 1915; sales. 53S bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 1884 packages
Creamery higher than extras, ID. 55 @ 56c;
extras, % score. "a u @55c; firsts, sS to
II score. $50 sac; seconds, SO to s6 score,
salted, higher than extras. 5SA2 @ soc; ex-
tras. 57ls 95sc: firsts. 55 SIC; seconds,
81 a 54 lsc; state dairy tubs. finest. "a q
81 '4c; good to prime, 81 q $50; common to
make. frsts. 47is 94slsc: seconds 4s@
4eMc; lower grades. Il q 80; packing
stock. current make, No /, AS @ 46 12c: No
2, 451sc; lower grades. AZ 45c.
Cheese--Receipts We're 4,e22 boxes.
State whole milk. fresh flats. colored, lb.
80 i. q 35c; white. 32ia q 33c: average run.
grades, 23 q Sic, Twins specials, whites,
50 q 32a4c; colored, 32,2 a 3Sc; average run,
white, 3l@3ls4c; colored. 81 Q32c; lower
grades. 2e q 80 !2c; Wisconsin,. whole MIX,
irssh, ss' whi'e @ iss: eoloTed. 'S ssa
33Ac; Double Daisies. colored, fresh.
323ac: white. S21a @ $50; Young Americas.
fresh. 34A @s41zc; State, Skins, specials.
to good. is@lsc; lower grades. 7@i4c.
Eggs-Receipts were 1898 cases Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen, 51@53o: extra
flrsts. 47Q soc; frsts 4S@46c, under
grades. seconds and poorer, SO 40; dirties,
Sac checks. good to choice dry, aig
S3c; under grades. 2O03oc: state, Penn
sylvania and nearby Western, hennery
whites fine to fancy, 6o@s4o; fair to
to prime, As q 59c; Pacific Coast, whites.
SO q 5Sc; other Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 400 5Sc: state. Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery browns. fancy.
ors. graded. fancy, 5o@53c; fair to prime.
44Q49c.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton quiet at
1000. American 1000. Imports $4,000,
American $4,000. Futures opened steady,
l5 to "a points advance. Closed steady. at
% to 38 points advance. July 21.72, Octo-
Der 21.55, January 21.S4; March 21.16.
Manchester: Yarns hardening; cloths, ac-
tive.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Wall Street Items

Il. c. Gerten and William F. Hofmayer
have been appointed assistant cashiers of
the National Bank Of Commerce in New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steers fair to
prime 100 Id. S14.00@16.25 $14.0O@17.0O
Dressed beef sides,
lb ......... .18@ .22 .17@ .c6
Live veals com
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ...... 1zoo@22.oo 1e.oo@19.oo
Live lambs, fair
to prime. 100 lb 17.5O@18.6O 18.OO@2O.OO
Dressed hogs ba-
sss ss" beef s 5s s455@ ai@ $3.50 Ss s sS5s Ss5
Lard. Mid. West
100 lbs ..... $4,000 1910 261O@26.2O
Mess pork ..... $4,000 $3.50 47.5O@D48,OO
Dressed veal, city
lb. ........... ESQ "a 1910 80
Live ewes. 100 lbs 1000 $50 9.0O@13.0O
Dressed mutton,
lb. ........... .12@ 30 .l7@ "a
Dressed lambs
city. Id. ..... .28@ .32 25@ 81
Hogs 100 lbs. 22.OO@235O 18.25@l8.75
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

Oats-The oats market lower early
but prices rallied toward the close and
final quotations were 7sc net higher to
81 net lower. Exporters said to
have purchased 100000 bushels of cash
oats In the West, but high freight rates
and weak exchange were against business
here. and no new freight room was en-
gagged Sentiment seemed to lean toward
the bull side Of the market. on the belief
that prices too low compared with
corn and owing to the recent reports OF
crop damage
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats, No s W so.s7 q .s71a so.ss so.s9
Chicago:
July ........ 1885 1872
September 10 .18ha .7OM
December -. .811 .8O12
Rye-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Cash. No 1w Silica Sl.701a $1.s5
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Min. ..... s12.12A $1,000 sll.55
Rye flour. c. 8.06@9.25 8.55 @8.75 11.5O
Bran ....... 1890 400
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

York has been appointed transfer arent
o. tne Commonwealth Ice Company OF
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

Swartwout g. Appenzellar rnembers of the
New York Stock Exchange, have opened
branch office at the Balsams Dixville
Notch, New Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

A. J. Prescott has been elected Vice
president of the White Eagle Oh and Re-
nning Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

=, A. w. Macdonald. of Merrill, Lynch &
Crown OH Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

The Liberty National Bank Of New
York has been appointed registrar OF
the stock Of the Brazos Oh Corporation
OF Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

Fields, Richards & Co. are Offering q
new issue OF Hamilton County, Ohio. AZ
per cent road Improvement coupon bonds
maturing m July l. 1929. In denominations
OF s1VV, at a price OF 102 and interest
Yielding $50 per cent 'N''''
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Railways, Other Corporations

Adams Express rs
10f ........ 62
Am Hide s. l. IS
1000. 100
A ~, rltt~- &,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

- Gn,sno'm g. Chapman u broadway.
change. have distributed, in accordance
with their profit sharing plan for tho six
months ending July l. nm average OF two
months salary among their employees
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations}
Interest To Be Added
(Sales)

Mexico Elk strl IS Of '99 1916.
Mexico Ex Gold As of '04 1854. SO
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

Henry L. Doherty e. Co, 60 Wall Street
Now York, and Moorgaie Strect LONDON
England. have opened an office at Goa
Morris building. philadelphia Rnlph
kunyan has been placed IN charge
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

Lex 4Av & P F 6s
1000. 65Ns
Long Isl 6s 1887
1000. 73
.1Il
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

Tho Metropolitan Trust Company has
Dcen appointed trustee OF the 81 900 600
per cent participating ten year yold
bonds issued by the Island i>rlining r.,,,,
pany.
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$500 EENDOWNIENT PAID.

Portsmouth, Va, June 23, 1919.
This is to certify that I have re-
ceivcd from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia, Knights Of Pythias, N. a. :;
S. A.: e.; A.; A; and A.; ($75.00)
Sevcnty-fivc Dollars in payment Of
the Death Claim Of Brother Eugene
Martin who was a member of Cyren-
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Virginia. Signed:
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SATURDAY. JULY IL. 1919.
TIE WILLIAM w. BROWNE
MEMORIAL.

On December 21st, 1897 Rev. vii
liam Washington Browne, Founder
of the Grand Fountain, U. o. II. r.
died in Washington, ID. G. and was
buried in Sycaoro Cemetery Rich
mond, Va. on December "a, 1897.
Over his grave his widow, Mrs.
NJ. A. Browne, now Mrs. M. A.
Browne Smith, erected handsome
grant shaft in pcrpctuaton Of his
For the last fifteen years, Syca,
moro Cemetary has not been used
for burial purposes and at times 1t
has been nothing but veritGblC
wilderness, so that about year ago,
Mrs. Smith had our founders re-
mains disinterred and .reintcrred in
the beautiful Woodland" This is all
that has ever been done Of this M
turc by way Of Iorrctuating our
founders memory, and nothing at
all has been done so far as the Order
of True Rcformcrs is coscerncd.
Therefore, King Solomon Fountain
No. Z, of which our founder was n
member has deemed 1t proper and
appropriate to cooperate with Mrs.
Smith in defraying the expense Of
unguished chicftain and financial
Moses Of the Race, although tho move
ment is entirely unsolicited Oh Mrs
Smiths part. The members of other
fountains Of tho brotherhood and tho
Race in general are cordially invit-
cd to participate.
Twenty members of King Solomon
Fountain have already started the
Inv, 81,
to $500 totaliLg $3.50 which will DO
supplemented from time 10 time by
other members.
Send all contributions AMI subscrip
lions to Mrs. M. 70. Wyatt, Secretary
COS N. Second St., Richmond, Va.
in care Of the Main Office of the
Grand Fountain.
IT is our plan to raise this fund
not later than October Goth, 1919 the
occasion of our founders 10th birth
day anniversary. We ask, however,
that you send your subscription to the
Secretary ut once.
Tho names OF all contributors to
the amount OF $1.00 or more, will DO
published in the Reformcr. Contri-
'butors Of two or more dollars, will
be presented with handsomely
pound copy or tho Life ana Public
Services of William W. Browne"
written by tho late Daniel Webster
Davis OF Richmond, Va, with an in
PRODUCTION by Bishop B. T.. Lee of
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the A. NJ. e. Church and published
Ivy Mrs. M. A. Browne Smith. Edi--
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mond Planet subscribes $500.
Committees: Lawyer J. Thomas
Hewin, President: DR.. W. II. Smith,
Vice President; Lawyer w. r. Don
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Carter; Amy LipsGomb: Richard
Jones; Ida B. Morriweather; David
w. Dawson; M. 70. Wyatt, Secretary;
Albert Foster, Treasurer; r, c. Gill
bert; j. c. Love; Bottle Hall; Ella
Booker: Patrick III. Allen; Staploton
Mostly
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$4,000 EENDOWN1IGNT PAID.

This is to certify that I have re.
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Worthy Counsellor Of the Grand
Court Of Va, Order of Calanthe, ($100.
O0) One Hundred Dollars in ray
mcnt Of the death claim of Sister
Eulalia Hunter who was a member
of Rose Of Sharon Court No. 66 OF
Bradford Virginia. Signed:
FLETCHER HUNTER, JR.,
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T.. A. TATE,
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OO) One Hundred Dollars in pay
mcnt OF the death claim Of Sister
Bessie Gilbreath who was member
of Rose Of Sharon Court No. &C of
Radford Virginia. Signed:
her
VICTORY X MYERS
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This picture shows Private Felice
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Portsmouth, Virginia. Signed:
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Sergeant Victor Peterson, to whom
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-04-10
LAND TRANSFERS
At NEW HIGH MARK
Dawson County Records Show
Those Since First of Year
Nearly One Fourth
Total Value.

Mitchell. 8. D., April 4.-Real estate
transfers in Dawson county have
reached a figure that never before
has been equaled and which probably
will stand for many years as a record.
Since the first of the year $4,243,910
worth of land has changed hands. This
is equal to approximately one-quarter
OF h value of the farm lam of he
county, which has IN assessed valua-
ton OF SIG, 00O 900. Half of these trans
fers have been recorded since the list
of March, the balance having been of
record since the first of the year The
new graduated mortgage registry tax
went into effect yesterday. n now
the county will draw a revenue aver
aging 80 cents per 800 for every mort
gage. AS the flood OF transfers is con-
tinuing, 1t is predicted that h coun-
tvs mortgage tax income will be
greater this month than it has ever
been before.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-04-10
ROADS MUST BUILD
PRIVATE CROSSINGS

Pierre. g. D., April AFTER a con-
test extending over something like 10
years, the supreme court decision In
the case OF John Dwyer. appellant, VS..
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Co.,
has resulted in the upholding Of the Law
prescribing that railroad companies
shall. upon proper notice and in prop
eriy prescribed cases. build private
railroad crossings.
Several sessions g there was q
Legislative act passed providing for this,
and the railroad commissioners for such
a crossing in Turner county. the re-
quest having been brought about in the
way provided by the law. In the next
session the law was amended so as to
remedy some defects it had apparently
had, and the matter was up again. The
railroad commissioners each time CIV
Ing consent and proper orders for the
private crossing desired. The case has
been through the South Dakota su-
preme court twice. and this time with
the result that the law is upheld and it
is now possible to obtain a private rail-
road crossing under certain prescribed
conditions. The supreme court In so
deciding. has reversed the trial court Of
Beadle county.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-04-10
coNcENrRArEp~FoRM
OF BOOZE IS FOUND


Gregory. s. D., April 5.-A blind
pig" without anyone in charge was
discovered at a point on a road leading
south from the Touring mill at this
place. II his point were found 80
bottles Of concentrated liquor. Leading
TO the spot where the bottles were hid
den was a we'll beaten bath, indicating
that the owner Of the unique blind
pig" had secretly told his customers
where the stuff was hidden. The Ii
quor was in little two-ounce bottles,
and instructions wrapped about each
bottle stated that when the concen-
trated liquor was mixed with water
the contents of each bottle would make
from five to so gallons o f~"good whis-
KY" the amount of water to be added
depending only up the degree of kick"
desired by the user.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-04-10
FIND BODY OF MAN
DROWNED LAST NOVEMBER

Madison, s. o., April I'M. NJ. and
B. ]. Gardner Lake county men, who
q few days ago resumed the search
for the body of their brother, who was
drowned in Lake Herman on November
II, last, discovered the remains of he
missing man floating on the surface Of
the water, 1t having been released from
It's winter prison by the disappearance
Of the ice in h lake. Byron Gardner,
the dead man. vas about 10 a Of
age. He had been employed by the
Madison Telephone Company for some
time before his death. While on a
duck hunting trip at the lake the boat
he was in is supposed to have been
capsized by the rough water, the day
being windy and raw. When found the
body still carried the hunting belt full
Of shells, and in the pockets was found
the sum of money which he drew as
salary just prior to departing o.. his
fatal duck hunting Journey.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-04-10
ROAD BUILDING TO
Be STARTED EARLY
Several South Dakota Countries
Have Already Compiled With
Law Provisions and Will
Soon Let Contracts.

Pierre, S. d., April 5.-The state
highway commission has given its APP
prevail to several Dad building move
ments in counties which have already
applied for such construction, and on
the dates named bids will be let for
this work. The expense is shared by
the state and the county, and the roads
in these cases, with the exception OF
a part of the mileage in Moody county
will all be graveled roads. Brown
county. May Z, 13 miles of road; Moody,
May s. IA miles: Clark, April "a,
16h miles: Deuel., April 25, sls miles;
Brrokings, April 90, 6h miles; Lincoln,
April 90, 10 miles.