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The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23
BUTLER IN VIA THE
 RIGHT OF WAY TRAIL

Billy Butler pulled in late yes terday afternoon With Mrs. F. D. Browne, who has been visiting in Fairbanks for few days, and Miss Ferretti as passengers. The jour- new was begun from the end of steel on the Happy line, on the afternoon of Tuesday, the night being spent at Standard creek.
 The team left this afternoon on the return trip, with J. H. Russell as a passenger for Fairbanks.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23
NOTICE

Those having bills against the Quarantine Fund are requested to turn them in to the secretary, H.. 5. Joseph, immediately, as it is desired to pay them and render a full accounting of the fund. 25
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23

Pennsylvania with William Penn S expedition were Germans. The word "Deutsch" became Anglicized as Dutch. But all were Germans. There was not man from the Netherlands among the settlers.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23

A man named Borghese, more than three-score years ago, made himself notorious by drawing bills on fictitious banks. His name was pronounced Bogus; hence bogus currency!
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23

Charles David, of Chickaloon. alone and unaided, saved "A natives from death from flu at that place by nursing them and providing food and bedding.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23

There are no Pennsylvania Dutch, yet we often use the phrase. The foreigners who in 1882 came to
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-23

Mrs. May Williams, of Fairbanks, was operated on yesterday for ab- dominal trouble, at the Commission hospital. She is rer orted to be getting along very we'll.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Mrs. BrulatOlr Awarded
$4,000 a Year Alimony
Justice Luce Says Neither Hus-
band Nor Wife Deserves
ANY Sympathy

Justice Luce in the Supreme Court
handed down a decision yesterday in
which he arraigned both Mrs. Dorothy
Gibson Brulatour and her husband,
Jules Z. Brulatour, importer of NOV
ing picture films, who are suing for
divorce and annulment of marriage,
respectively. The justice awarded
Mrs. Brulatour $4,000 year alimony
pending trial, though she asked for
S4S,OO), and allowed Aer attorney, Max
D. Steuer, $4,000 counsel fees.
The defence of Mr.. Brulatour was
that his marriage to Dorothy Gibson
was not legal because of the invalidity
of the divorce decree in Kentucky,
which dissolved his marriage to his
first wife, Mrs. Isabelle Brulatour
He also filed a counter claim. The
film man alleged that the Kentucky
court did not obtain proper jurisdic-
ton. To this defence the second Mrs.
Brulatour entered a demurrer. which
Justice Luce sustained.
"The papers contain story of the
intidelity of both parties," said the
justice, cutter disregard of matrial
obligations and resort by both parties
to the court to be relieved of matri-
monial vows, as if there was nothing
more than a mere contract at will.
While there is nothing in the case
that appeals to the conscience of the
court or entities either party to any
sympathy, their legal rights must be
protected"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS FOR CONSOLIDATION
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that spe
Consolidated Oil Corporation a New York
corporation will he held at the office of the
corporation, Rooms 3l233l29. No. 12o Broad
way. in the Borough of Manhattan. City and
State of New York. on the 22d day of Sep
tember. 1919. at o'clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose
date the 25th day of August, 1919,
heretofore made and entered into by
alton. Sinclair Oil & refining Corpor
alton. and Sinclair Consolidated Oil
of New Yor hs,r OF rne Stave
Boards of Directors. whereby said cor
poratiors have agreed to consolidate.
pursuant to the provisions OF the Busi-
ness Corporations Law of the State Of
New York;
CO. or voting upon the question whether or
not such agreement made and en-
tered into shall be ratified assented to,
approved. and adopted, and such con-
solidatton consummateu
CD or taking any other action in the
premises and transactlng any other
business that may properly come before
Such agreement will be submitted to the
meeting of the ~ 'ocl<holders hereby called a nd
every stockholder attending will be furnished
with printed copy thereof and at any time
pe1ore such meeting any stockholder will be
furnished with a printed copy of such agree
ness hours to A. Steinmetz. the Secretary OF
the corporation. at his office, Rooms 3l23-
SIIs; no. l20 broadway. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City and State Of New York
transfer books will be closed at the close
OF business September 18th, 1919, and viii
!emain cioseo until the close OF business Sep
temoer sSrd 1918. or the day following any
later date to which the Special Stockholders
Meeting may he adjourned
Dated. August 25, 1918
by order Of the Board Of Directors
A STElNMETZ, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
BOlo Case Is Echoed in
Judet Treason Indictment
Paris Papers Publish Letters
Connecting Defendant With
German Propaganda

PARIS, Aug. 26 (By The Associated
Press. with the indictment of Ernest
Judet, former owner of the newspaper
L'Eclair," who is accused of having
had dealings with the enemy in the
purchase or founding of French news
papers with German capital, the first
treason case in France from which the
Bolo Pacha and Duval cases had their
bases, seems to have been unearthed
The newspapers to-day publish what
purports to be copy Of letter from
Gottlieb Won Jagow, then German Min
ister of Foreign Affairs, to Baron Won
der Lancken, at the time Civil Governor
OF Brussels, in which it was stated
that Won Jagow could obtain the SER
vices of Judet for German propaganda
in France for the sum of 100000
francs ($400,000)
After the arrest of Bolo Pacha and
Lenolr, in 1917, Judct hurriedly sold
"LEclair" and departed for Switzer.
land, where he has since resided
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27


ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AVCTIoH. SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN IL. MULLER Il SON
OFFICE b5 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 27. 1919,
at 1880 O'Clock. at tho
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS IA AND 16 NESEY STREET.
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concerns:
10 shs. Equitable Trust Co
20 shs Chatham & Phenix Natl Bank
50 shs. j.: Rummell Company.
12o shs. The Machine Tool Engineer
ing Co.. Inc.
s342,5o0 Garden City Sugar G. Land Co.
SO Income Bonds due 1899
SIS, 900 Coast & Lakes Contracting Corpn.
Sc Notes due Apl. 10. 1917.
100 shs- Commercial Bank of Hon
duras.
100 shs. American Uniform Co. com
mon.
20 shs NATL City Bank of Brooklyn.
II shs First Natl Bank of N. Y.
100 shs. United New Jersey r. r. &
Canal Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
TO HOLDERS OF
JEFFERSON & ClEAsfIELO COAL & IRON co
Second Mortgage 80 Bonds

SINKING FUND NOTICE
Notice is hereby given provided in
Article Of the indenture dated June Is.
1896 securing the above bonds, that
sealed offers will be received up to 10 A.
NJ. on Monday. September IS. 1919. by the
United States Mortgage & Trust Co. at its
office, No. 65 Cedar Street, New York. for
tho sale to 1T as Trustee at tho lowest
price at which such bonds shall be Of
terest. of sufficient of the above bonds to
exhaust the sum of Twenty Seven Thou
sand Seven Hundred Els hty Eight Dollars
and forty seven cents (S277SS.4O.
Offers shall be sealed and endorsed "Of-
fers for the sale OF jefferson & Clearfield
Coal & Iron Company 5Gc Bonds to Sink
ing Fund" and addressed to the TRUST
DEPARTMENT.
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD COAL &
IRON COMPANY
BY GEO. II. CLUNE, Treasurer.
Dated Rochester. n. Y. August IL, 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
VIRGINIA-CAROILNA CHEMICAL. co.
10 EAl,HA ANlSE AL,Ir

Jersey City. N. j.. August LIST, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
meeting OF Stockholders of the VIRGINIA-
uAnOLlNA CHEMICAL COMPANY for
tne election of Directors and for the
ransaction of such other business as may
Iuo,ne receiving the Annual Report OF
sne Board OF Directors and the ratification
last annual meeting OF Stookholders1 Vii v"9
DC held at tho principal office of the Com
ANY. 10 Exchange Place. Jersey CITY.
county or Hudson. New Jersey at 1
O'Clock +. Nj. on Wednesday, the srd day
OF September. 1919 this being the tirst
"Wednesday OF September). in accordance
Laws. ~
The transfer books OF the Company will
not be closed for the purpose OF the meet
ing, out pursuant to the statute OF the
state of New Jersey no share OF stock
can DO voted on at said election whic h
shall have been transferred on the books
or the Company after August 18th 1919
s. ID. (RENSlIAW Sacrotarv
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Dog Put to Death as
Dead Mistress Willed
Coroner Chloroforms Animal
That Dragged Her to Doom
Under Auto

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Aug. 27.-
Mrs. George Pardee, who was killed
yesterday when her dog, which she was
holding on leash, dragged her under
an automobile, left the following note
among her papers:
I'm the vase on top of my desk will
be found so cents with which to buy
chloroform to kill my pet dog if any
thing should happen to me. Please do
it the day my body is found"
Coroner John A. Card, who found
the note, followed it's instructions. The
dog was buried in the backyard of Mrs.
Pardee's former home.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES

At Meeting of Directors held ON 2lst
August, 1919, at London, it was decided to
pay an Interim Dividend of six per cent.
(6%) free of British Income Tax on 3Oth
September, 1919, on Ordinary Shares then
issued. Coupon No. ~ must be used for
dividend. All transfers received in order at
London on or before 10th September, 1919,
viii be in time to be passed for payment
of dividend to transferees.
BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY, LIMITED
August 26, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts were 13. 1886 packages
Creamery. higher than extras, per ID, 56is
o7c; extras, 92 score, sec; firsts. So to
81 scorel 5212 q 55 1ac; seconds, SO to 81
score. 500 SIC; lower grades, 4s 4 q 4glsc;
unsated. higher than extras 59l. a soc
extras, ssh q 59c firsts o4 Y q 5Sc; sec
onds. % u q 54c state dairy tubs, finest
$50 o6c; good to prime, 81 QQ54l4c: com
mon to fair. 40 q soc; renovated frsts 500
sic; lower grades. 46@A9c; ladies' current
make hrsts, 4s@49c: seconds. 46l2 q 47c ;
rent make, No l, tGi2 Q47c; No >, Acc;
lower grades. 43 q iac
Cheese. - Receipts were $3.50 boxes.
state whole milk, fresh flats. colored. h.
80 y Q3lc; white. 30l4 Q3lc; average run
colored, 291 u q 30c. white, 20 Il D30c; lower
grades, 20Gl2Si2c; twins. specials whites
BOZ q Sic colored, S0ia q Sic; average run
white. 2sia @ uSOc; colored. 29}2 GD3Oc, Wis
consin whole milk. twins fresh. S0031c:
ngle daisies. white, SIC. colored 32c
double daisies, coored, fresh. 3lla 032c;
young Americas, fresh, S4u34iac ched-
oars, Canadian in bond. 27 Il q 2slsc; state
skins, specials, 22W 23c; prime to choice,
is zoe, fair to good, 14Ml7c: lower
grades, 7Ql3c.
~ EsIss:mRSeceipts were 12,s42 cases.
Fresh gathered. extras, per doz "a q SOC !:
seconds, AZ q 46c; under grades. 35M4ic:
dlrties. No. l, 500 40c, No. and poorer
80 a 3Sc' checks. good 10 choice. dry. $50
3oc; under grades, % Qo33c; refrigerator
nrSts, buyer To assume charges 4G Ia SIC
seconds, A q 45c; nearby white ard duck
sgss, stat Pennsylvania and nearby
6s q 7oc; fair to prime. 30 q 67c. common to
prime, 52V67c. Pacific coast whites, ex
press sc; freight, 50 q &c; other Western
and Southern gathered whites, 45Q65c:
henncry browns. fancy. 6s q 63c; brown
ana mixed coiors, graded, fancy. 5305sc.
lair to prime, - q 52c.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

New York. August 2lst 1919.
Special meeting OF stockholders OF Bach
Fur Company of New York Inc will be
held at the office OF the Company. No.
1880 West 27th Street. Manhattan Bor-
ough, New York City. on the 3lst day OF
OF voting upon a proposition to increase
ifs capital stock from one thousand dollars
consisting OF ten shares of the par value Of
one hundred dollars each. to nfty thou.
sand dollars. to consist OF Ave hundred
shares Of the par value OF ono hundred
dollars each EMANUEL BACH,
President
A. f. NAClIMAN,
Secretary
MAXWELL LUSTIG, Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Col. Criscom to Return
To America With Pershine

LONDON, Aug 26-Colonel Lloyd u
Grisccm, former United States Amess'
sador to Italy. and American hslsoa
officer AT the British War One. iels
London for Paris this morning. Lolone'
Griscom viii Join General John J. fersn'
ing. the American commander IN ehies..
and return with HIM to the unitea
States.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Pittsburgh

Stocks
Sales. Open. High. Low Last
275 Am Sewer Pipe ~ 2l1h 81 o1X
80 Am WGl M;com115 1l5 1l5 lis
10 do, pfd 49,. 81 OF 0l 81
o2o 2o Arr ArS sas Gas 65h. 671= 871a 67k
120 Ind Brewing 43A t3S Az 1a
100 90 1.aha,,e &c" p1d g. 40 10 10 10 10
740 Marlard Refg. !
so \ Firepfg, com 01L go. ~, 9aI
10 do, pfd ... u IL II IL
100 Ohio Fuel Oil. 1G 26 % oG
ieVV ieV 0nio O,a ruel sup. 50s4 507s 50E2 5ON
ia ia pHta pnh CaI oas .'' 53@s 33Hs 1914 33N
$4,000 Pgh Jerome II 20 IG %
500 Pgh Mt Sh. 80 80 50 SH
Ss5 R'side o, com AZ Az Az 4H
z5e 90, pfd 4N AS IA 45s
o a6 Union Gas ...129 1879 1870 120
zoo U Steel. 1921 lO3 1O2al 103
16O W'house Eel d.. 535s 635s 53T 5SM
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Standard Oils
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Omen. Hiph Low let
1000 SVS *Asa AIis o oi l.: ''s '034 '0zs 10H
Egg 5$$ :Assa5: :A%as hfss Fss * x IL e e 4
1000 Barnett O&G. "a 4 u Ia
800 Boone Oil 49, 8lA 81 az
500 FBos Mex Pet 4L AZ 4L1 az
$1,000 *7Bos-Wyo Oil. 63 70 68 6oT
66o 7o0 1Brazos Oil Cor 2sLs 2sLa 2eL4 2sIa
200 Burknett V C o 134 131 13I 13%
400 TCan-Am . d. G - - u, II
GO00 Settles Svc BITS as 453a as 45a
400 Common Petrol. 81 So 81 So
700 Cont Ref .... 6i/,
2o00 ~Cosden & CO.. 10 1oIs 10 1ola
800 sElk Basin Pet 83a 9 S3a g
$500 aErtel Oil go. 9Ia 87a 8La 8sa
10000 'iEsmera daOC. 20 20 18 10
10000 *EsmeradaO&G 1lls Ia "a "a
4"o 1000 .T,al sTederal Oil !. ga 277ss 2ssss pa
5000 5000 *GueyG ulGs" o com com 2o2 2oIss 2Is 2o's &c
70" 5oo s.IHarvey Crude. "a ,1Is ! !
$500 THomc Denv 80 35 33 35
900 %Houston Oh. 1o8 1903 1o4 1o5
GOO Hudson Oil =. "a 81 "a "a
2s"" 1s"" *Indi9hsma *It n Oil o2s ,25s ,25s o7a7s .74
l2"o .InvinciIls Oil 54zz ss34 541s 5454 545
1000 *lsl & Trans 6s4 es4 67a
800 +Lance ok Roy 50 "a s. %
100 Little Sioux o.
20" 20" hiyingston 1i,st OIL ga 27s ga 27s
600 Mex-Pan Oil :. 49, II 1eTs !" II"
1000 midwest Ref. 17o 17o 1ee 1853 q
1900 'Mort p Of Me. 3Is ga 3
100 *National Oil 31a 3I2 31a 3Ia
6l00 *Nor Am Oil 84 8 8I4 81
5000 I'm w Oil So 81 So 81
1900 Omar Oil & o2 e2 e2 e2
1900 9oo *os N os Inc .1Ta .11Ta 11la ~
$500 *Pitts-Texas 12 13 1874 13
1000 'tPro Ref. s1s $50 s1s s5s
2S00 *fQueen Oil 9 10 9 10
1900 +Ranger Oil. "a So - "a
425 "fRed o o & SO 70 68 70
3400 *Ryan Pet :. 4Ne Az. AVA 4X2
1900 *Salt Crk Pro 55Ta 56Is 55Ia Sc
1900 *Seab Oil & G 71s 77s 75s 7ss
1900 Sequoyah o & R Is Na "a Ta
300 *Shell Tr & r.. 50 69s4 50 69a4
500 *Simms Petrol. 3O34 3O34 3OI, 3O5s
l2500 *Sincair Con-. 58Ne SO 575s 5734
25000 sSncair Gulf 58la 587s 573a 5731
100 rs w P & Ref 35s 35s 35s 35s
1000 Spencer Pet. 1919 163s 1884 1924
1900 *Stanton OIL. 1ss 1a4 1H2 13a
2500 *Tex-Ken Oil. 5Xa 534 5La 5A
1000 *Texas & R. 6 6 57a 57e
500 *TcXana O&R.. "a "a "a "a
2500 Tex-Rang P&R 44 q
1890 *TeXon O & l.. "a u q sa
500 *Texas Steer. Na " 4, u,
10000 ~Trnity OIL. 1Hs 13s ia 1as
1ll00 "Unit Tex Pet "a "a "a Il
500 *Valv OP Inc GA 6za 67s 67a
1900 Vacuum o & G "a q "a il
1900 FVic. new stk. 2Ns 2Is 2 2Xs
100 NV O&L (n) 35s 3sa 3sa 3sa
500 *W Eagle O&R 23E, 23Is 23Is 23Io
25oo *Woodburn i 1oIa 1oH2 1oIa 1oIa
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

REPUBLIC IRON STEEL COMPANY.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. Ga
AT the meeting Of the Board of Directors
OF tho Republic Iron & Steel Company
held August Goth. 1919 the regular guar
terly dividend of IA e Of the Preferred
stock was declared payable October 1st
1919, TO stockholders Of record September
10Th, 1913. Books remain open.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. l2
AT the meeting of the Board OF Directors
OF the Republic Iron q Steel Company
held August goth. 1919. a dividend of u 60
on the Common Stock was declared pay
able November 1st. 1919, to stockholders of
record October 18th. 1919. Books remain
open. RICHARD JONES. JR.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Boston Curb
Chicago
Stocks

Stocks
Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
20 Am Radiator 300 300 300 800
so Am Ship 1870 1870 13O l3O
2S5 Armour pf- 10I% 10I1a 101H 1O1M
420 Booth Fish. . 10 10 IL 1919
70 Chi City G Rys IA IA IA III
80 do pref .... II II II II
rs Chi Elcv Rys. . 2 :.
126 Chi Ry 9. "a
2l2 do series g..
g. do series A. X "a "a -
160 Cudahy .108 108 1919 1903
20 Comw Edison 40 40 1897. 1897.
GS Consumers pf. 88M 1894 1894 88a,
3030 Coma Motors. l1A 1l1. IIl1 1I1s
20 Holland st Sug IL II II II
10 Ills Brick 20 20 20 20
1870 Libby ..,..... ?6A - 26N 26M
2040 Lindsay Light. IL I2M IL ll1a
225 do pref ... 81. ~. 8Ia 81,
$3.50 Nat Leather. 2l 2lM 2O7. 81
l20 Quaker Oats pf 90 00l.. 90 9OE.
125 REQ Motor ... 30H 30M 20 30
200 Republic Truck ~ a. 4614 16N
10 Sears Roebucl1. 203h 2O31a 2O3la 2O31s
995 Stew Warner. 1874 100 1O7M 100
1900 Swift Int go. 68 58aA So SO
454 Swift Co... 143 l43 142M 142A
2S5 do rights -. S11a 2IH 81 81
6o75 Union Carbide 83 St 821A 82Hx
Bonds
$4,000 Chi Rys 1st 5s 73M 49,. 731. 1917.
1000 Com Edi lst 5s 90H 9OH 00H 0OH
1000 Wilson lst Gs 100 100 100 100
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. Eranulated. per lb.... Gao 80
S"fGr Sofiee Gsn5rltSsa RIo Na per per b. 20 sH
COFFEE. Santos. No. 4, per lb.. 39E: -
Sugar.-The fact that exports to United
States ports north Of Hatteras for the week
for New York. Philadelphia and Boston
refiners leads the trade to feel encour-
aged. as this will allow refiners to start
distribution should again be normal by
the end of this week. The Sugar Equali-
zatior Board reported purchases Of lo;57o
tons Porto Ricos for September loading
at Use, c i. f.
Coffee Futures.-Wealter primary mar
lets big factor in the early de-
cline in yesterdays coffee market when
prices tulnbed 3s to 50 points on the call
special cables from Santos, showing fur
ther losses in futures there. Trade in
terests and some Wall Street houses were
sellers. with one or two Of the larger
trade firms picking UP contracts on the
way down During the early AFTERNOON
cables reported gains in Santos futures
and rumors that the Santos spot market
was firmer ard considerably higher. this
bringing in short covering and some new
buying. The fact that the market here is
about free from outside speculative interest
is supposed to account for the moderate
in the primary markets. Futures in Santos
have dropped 1,S00 reis since Friday last
or about &c per pound, while the local
market has declined only about &c. The
market closed considerably above the low
point of the day. or at net losses of 10
to II points.
Apparently the market in Santos for
weildescribed Santos coffee has not de
clined in sympathy with Santos futures
Yesterday Santos had firm offers here
The local spot market quiet and a c
lower RIO IS being quoted at zoe sac
Paulo weather fine in all districts
and the bulls somewhat disappointed
that the fros. reports failed to sustain
values.
Range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
COttOnseed Oil

An active demand from October shorts
gave the cottonsced oil market very
firm undcrtone. The October position was
strong. closing at net advance of IS
points, while the later months We're up
10 to i5 points. The demand was be
lieved to from outside interests,
while offers were limited and prices au-
vanced easily despite the heaviness in
lard. Total sales lof the day were :. 500
barrels.
Range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
READING COMPANY
General Office. Keudinlr Terminal

FhlladeIphia, august a. 1918.
The Board of Directors has declared
from the net earnings quarterly dividend
OF one per cent. go the First Pre-
ferred Stock of the Company. to be paid
on September ii, 1919, to stockholders of
record at the close of business August 2G,
1919. Checks will be mailed to stockhold
ers who have filed dividend orders with
the Treasurer.
JAV " rJAPE, cacra.arv
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Live steers. fair TO
prime. 100 lbs S
Dressed beef sides,
lb. .
Live veals. COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs.
Live lambs. fai.
to prime, 100
lbs
Dressed hogs, ba-
con, ID
Mess beef. bbl.
Lard. mid West.
100 lbs
Mess pork. bbl
Dressed We al. city.
10. 1.
Live ewes. 100 ID
Dressed mutton.
city, ID
Dressed | a m b 9,
city. lb.
Hogs, 100 lbs,,.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
-
AMERICAN CAN CO.

quarterly dividend Of one and three
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company, payable
October 1st, 1919. to Stockholders of record
the close of business September 10th
1919. Transfer Books will remain open.
Checks mailed. r. II ISMOE
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

enthusiasm either way and has resulted in
feeling OF apathy as well as tendency
to await developments
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn. No. 2 lcllow. 500 $2.12 S1.87M
Chicago:
fsptsmSsr DsssmSsp 1:i95Mz 1:ipM 1':ssssMM 1::ssMM 1907
Onts.-'Ahc oats market displayed n very
steady undertone in view OF the action OF
other grains. and at the close was ls to a c
net higher. Offers were small and we'll
taken and traders seem to take bullsh
view of the numerous complaints regarding
both the size and quality of the crop.
A decrease of 1000 bushels in the visi-
BILE, despite last weeks liberal receipts
demand is taking care of the movemene
regardless OF the lack of export business
The local cash market was again nominal.
No. white quoted at sec; No. 8 white S5c,
No. 4 white SAC. all elevator
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Oats. No. white so.s6 so.S6 sO.sl%
Chicago:
September ...... .7iM .7la4 .71M
Rye.-Market weak.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash No. West. 81 .62 $f.65M SLIT
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
MINI patent .$12.50 $3.50 $10.25
Cornmeal yellow 4.60 AGO 400
Bran ........... 1890 48.OO -
Rye flour 8.OO@s.40 8.OO@s.40 9.45
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
1909 1890 S15.0O@IS.CO
.1S@ .25 .1s@ .2s
1s.00@25.oo 1e.50@21.oo
ls.oo@17.5o 1e.oo@1e.5o
:3oA@ 81 .esA@ @as1s
2o.O0@ 5000 s5.oO@ss.6}oS s. IS
ee.4o@ e0.5o as.oo@27.oo
o5.00q $500 40.0O@49.5O
$50 SO 200 .3e
$4,000 0.25 8.5O@I3.O0
.1a@ .ls .l7@ rs
1870 .28 $50 81
22.25922.S0 20.25@2o.75
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German Bank Statement

BERLIN. Aug. 26 (By The Associated
Press).-The statement of the Reichs
bank for the week ended August 15,
shows the following changes in marks:
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PORCUPINE
Commodities

Continued from preceding page
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Detroit
Stocks
Toronto
COBALT

COBALT
Bid Asked Bid Asked
Adanac8 12 Lake Shores bNI
Bailey ... La Rose... " W
Beaver .....34 80. Mex -Dar go 65
Buffalo - Min Cot =. IA 2
Conlagas >. 2 Ptrsn Lake. o II
Crwn Res 80 81 r Hughes...2O 22
CT Nrthn :. 2 TENS skmng 30 80
Hargaves :. 2 Tretheway.. 23 30
PORCUPINE
Bid Asked Bid Asked
DomeExt... 80 80 Pore Imp.
Hlngr c.. 6Hs Prstn r d.. 8
Mcintyre 1Sb 1M Nipond 20 25
Newray .... West Dome. 10 10
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Bonds

'unlisted. tSells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

enthusiasm either way and has resulted in
a feeling OF apathy we'll as a tendency
to await developments.
YcafardQYa PrnYiOuA Year
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