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U. S. Steel
Th? latest earning and fi?
nancial statement and a
careful analysis -of all at?
tending features indicate
that this company has dur?
ing the past year become
more firmly entrenched in
Its already strong position
as the world's greatest in?
dustrial enterprise, The
salient features of the com?
pany's report discussed in
our current
Weekly
Financial Review
Gratis on request for "C 19"
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favorable factors dis
cussed?concise analysis
?also article Federal
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Rate?other features in
Ask for a WI?RKET
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A Survey
-of the
Equipment
Situation
Interesting compari?
son of American Lo?
comotive and Bald?
win ? financial and
business outlook for
other leaders in this
group.
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Poor railroad earn?
ings cause specula?
tion as to the future
of the equipments.
Valuable facts and
figures in, con eise
form._
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FINANCIAL
TBS UBEBTT NATIONAL BA?K O?
NEW YORK.
The Liberty National Bank of New
Tork, located at 120 Broadway, Now York
City. In the State o? New Tork. I? elo?<iae
ita affaira. All noteholder? and oth?.
credttors of th? aasoclatlon ara therefore
hereby notified to present th? no'es aad
atbar claims for payaient.
?\ W. WALZ. Cashier.
THE lVraEwriT^ATJONAL BANK 09
NEW YORK.
Notice lb hereby given that at a> meat
la? of the ahareholdsre of Th? Ltbtrty Na?
tional Bank of New York, held >b March
4, 1*31. the Plan, dated February 1, mi,
providing for the merger of the ?aid Bank
into The New York Truat Company, waa
approved, that in order to carry out auoh
Plan, it waa voted to liquidate aatd Na?
tional Bank, and re-lncorporata as a State
Bank under the name The Liberty Bank
?f New York, and that upon the organisa?
tion of said State Bank proceedings h*
taken to merge said State Bank with Th?
New York Trust Company.
V. W. WALZ. Cashier.
Betts?. March ?. mi_
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY
I
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Richmond. Virginia, February IT, 1921.
Notice I? hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholder? of The Chesa?
peake and Ohio Railway Company will he
held, as provided in the By-laws, at the
general office of the Company In the City
of Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, the
19th day of April, 1921, at eleven o'clock
a. m.,
( 1) for the election of directors;
<2) to approve and consent to. by vote or
otherwise us may be provided by law and
subject to any necessary approval1 or con?
sent by public authority, the lease to the
''ompany. or the acquisition otherwise by
the Company If and to the extent author?
ised by law, of the railroad and property,
with the appurtenances thereof, of The
e'hesapeake and Ohio Hallway Company of
Indiana, In which the Company owns sub?
stantially all the capital stock;
(8) to authorize unrl consent to the form
and terms of uny Instrument of lease or
otherwise in the premises that may be sub?
mitted to the meeting;
(4) to approve, ratify and confirm such
action therotofore taken or authorized by
the Board of Directors or by the Executive
? 'ommlttee of the Company, whether pur?
suant to any previous ?tuthoriratlon by the
stockholders or otherwise, as may be sub?
mitted to the meeting; and
(5) to transact euch other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed
at the offico of the Companv, No. fll
Broadway. Now York Cltv, on Saturday, the
10th day of March, 19.1, at twelve o'clock
noon, and will bo reopened on Wednesday
the 20th day of April. 11)21. at ten o'clock
a. m.
By order of the Board of Directors.
_ _ A TRBWETT. Secretary.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
UNION CAR ADVERTISING CO., INC.:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the UNION
CAB ADVERTISING CO. INC. will be held
on the 8rd day of May, 1921, at 11 o'clock
tn the forenoon, at the office of the Com?
pany, No. 19 Cedar Street, Borough of
Manhattan, City of Now York, for the pur?
pose of changing the natn^ of the said cor?
poration to that of the ST. LOUIS CAR
ADVERTISING CO. INC.
WILLIAM C PRICE, President.
E. KRESSE, Secretary.
Dated, New York. April 13th. 1921.
THE PIEBCE-ARROW MOTOR CAB CO.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
The ?nnual meeting of tho stockholders
of The Plerce-Arrow Motor Car Company
will be held at ita principal office, 1G96
Klrawood Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y? on Tues?
day, April 19, 1921, at 2 o'clock p. m..
for the purpose of electing Directors for
i he ensuing year, and for the transaction
of euch other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
E. C. PEARSON, Secretary.
Buffalo, N. Y., Match 15, 1921.
Advertise that Furnished Room to Let
In to-morrow'? Tribune. A Tribuno reader
I? looklns) for on? In your vicinity. Phons
Useknuwrioei.?Adrt.
Advances ou Curb
Lost as Support
Fails to Continue
South American Oils Move
Higher in Early Trading,
but Ease Off Later; Beth?
lehem Motors Declines
Early advances on good demand, par?
ticularly in the South American oil
group, wcro lost yesterday when sup?
port disappeared in tho afternoon. In?
dustr?ala moved within a narrow
range.
Hethlehem Motors, trading in which
took place on the outside after being
suspended on tho Stock Exchango be?
cause the company discontinued its
transfer office in this city, sold frac?
tionally lower, closing at 2%. Durant
Motors was steady at 21*;. Interconti?
nental Rubber was off M at 0.
Carib Syndicate, was active and
higher, selling above 8 at one timo,
but closing at 7-'St. for a net gam of
%. Simma also was abovo b, nut.
dropped back to that <>gure at the
clo*se. Other independent oils were
irreprular. , .
Southern Coal and Iron moved up to
dem
gain
new high record at 10 on continued
mand, but failed to hold all of the
Industrials
6400 ?Acme Coal... 1% \^ J* *"*
100 ?Alum MfK... 18 i? ]* "?
20 ?do pr?t..;. 79% .9% 79% .?%
900 ?Reth Motora. 2% 2% |% - *
B00*Br-Am Gh C. 12% 12% 12% 1? i
4)?0?Br-Am T cou 134 12J4 18% 12?
r.%
i?
400 ?Car lit
4.3 ?Cellulo?d
IH'U -L'Ul ."in i, ?? ?? ' -? ,, ,, i, ?T Oto.
S300 ?Emp Food Pr 2% -"* - ? ??J
300*aarland S S. 1% 1% J% 1%
100?Goodyr T pf. 36 86 3'; 80
.300 *H"roulef! P.. G 6-;?.
400*1 T of G BJfel 9 9 b -
400 ?tut Cul Co pf 7% 7% <% 'W
;oo'mi Rubber.. 9. 9 9 9
800 No Am P & P 4% 4% 3% 8%
lOOOrcrfco Tire... M ? Il t?
J 000 ?Radio Co- 1% 1% J'* J ta
4000 ?do rref- 2% -% f -
2100*R d<! F T P I 11% 12% 11% 12%
1400 Ko Coal & I.. 9 10 9 9%
400 ?Stanwood R.. % % % -J?
600'Swta Co ot A 2% 2% 2% 2%
20O ?Swift Inter.. 24% 24% ?4% 24%
7.3 ?Todd Shipvds 64% 64% C4 64
200 ?Un Carbide.. 52 62% B3 6-%
200 ?Un R St Can 7 7% 7 7%
I 1400 Cn Profit Sh. 1% 1% 1% I-*
100 *U S Dlstrlb,. 25 25 2o ~?
800 HT S Steamship % H % i?
600 ?TJ S Ship Cor ft A A ft
Standard Oils
Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
100"?Anr;lo-Am Oil 16% 16% 16% 16%
25 Oalena-Slg .. . ? 44 44 44
4000 ?S O o? Ind.. ? 72% V0% ,2%
10 ?Vacuum Oil.. ? 296 296 296
Other Oils
Salea Open. High. Low. Laat.
10000 ?tAllled Oil... 10 U 10 11
1500 ?Ark Nat Gas 12% 13% 12% lo%
200 ?Atl Gulf Oil. 22 22 22 22
Lj00*Boone Oil... 1% 1% 1% 1;%
1600 ?tBos-Wyo Oil }& ?ii % U
6000 *('arib Synd... 7 % 8% 7% i -?
500 *C S B T ph. 2S 28 27% 27',.
3090 ?Colombia Em 2% 2% 2% 2%
700 ?Denny Oil... 11 ? 1
600 ?Elk Basin P. 8% 8% 8% 8%
1600 ?Em Oil Co.. 3% 3% 3% 3%
2000 Engineers Pet lft 1% lft *r'?
i> 4 00* Fay Pet. % % ft 1?
1000 Federal Oil... 1% 1% 1% 1%
600 ?Glenroclc Oil. 1% 1% 1% ! %
8000 ?GufT-Olll Oil. 13% 13% 12% 12%
800 ?Hend F Oil.. 1V4 1% 1 1
2300 ?Hudson Oil.. ft ft ft ft
900 ?Internat Pet. 14% 15 14% 14%
1500 ?Maracaibo O, 29 29% 28% 28%
300*Mar Oil of D 24 24 23% 23%
100?Merritt Oil Cll% 11% 11% 11%
1800 Mexico ?Oil.. .. 1% 1% 1% ! %
7200 ?Midwest Tex. 1% 1% 1% 1%
1000 Xoblo O & G. ft ft ft ft
JOIN A O 1 K., 2 2% 2 2%
300 O O & G (n). 2% 2% 2% 2%
400 TennocU Oil. t>% 5% 5% D%
7000*Prod ?t Ref.. 4% 4% 4 4
400 ?Ryan Con.... 7% 7% 7 7
' 200 ?fait Crk (n). 13% 13% 13% 13%
200 ?Settled Pr Co 2% 2% 2% 2%
i 4000 ?Sirnms Pet... 8% 8% 7% 8
55 ?Sin Oil 8?? Pf 86 87% 86 87'
606 Skelly Oil. 5% 6% P% C
1000 ?Stanton O (n) % % % >
7200 ?Texon O & L % % % '
900 ?Un Royalty.. 2% 2% 2 2%
1200 Un Tex Pet... ft ft % ft
S0O ?Victoria. Oil.. % % % %
200 *T Oil. ft ft ft ft
! Mining
(?al?s. Open. High. Low. Last.
500 Alaska-Br C M ft ft ft ft
2600 ?Arizona Si!v. % % % %
2800*tBel Ex (a p) 4 *? 4 3 3%
I 1500 ?YBcl D (a p). 3 3 2 3
I 4000 Big Ledge- ft ft % ft:
2500 ?-(Booth . 2 S 2 3
10000 tRoat & Mont 65 65 G4 65
! 2500 ?tCaledonla ..11 11 10 10%
5200 ?Candelaria S. 37 18% 17 IS
1200 "Carson R C p 1% 1% 1 1% ?
2800 ?-?Cashboy _ "6 6 6 6%
2800 ?Cortex Silver. 71 73 70 73
800 Cresson C G. lft 1% lft 1%'
8700 Div Ext (pros) 84 35 24 85
3600 Emma Silver.. 2 2% 2 2%
! 1600 ?tEureka Holly 1-fV lft lft lft
? 2300*JGold Zone D 16 17 16 17
I 2200 ?JGoldfujld Con 6 6% 5 6
2600 ?Kloldflold Dov 1% 2% 1% 2
| 4000 ?Goldflokl Elor 81 82 SO 30
1800 ?tOi-eat Bend. 2% 8 2% 3
?000 ?fllarmill D M 10 12 10 11
CSOHecla Min- 8% 3I? 341 8%
2300 ?fJim Butler.. 7 8% 7 8%
1700 tJumbo Ext,. G ti G 6
1100 Ken- Lake_ 2% 8 2% 8
2500 ?1Knor. Div. . . 16 17 16 ' 16
8000 ?Lone St C M 3% 4% 3% 4
2000 'tllacN Cr M. 11 11 11 U
1000*tMacNam M. 14 3 4 J4 14
1200 Magma Cop... 19 39% 39 19%
2200 ?tMarsh Min.. 5 (i t, 6
360 ?Moth C (old) 4% 4% 4% 4%
8500 ?Nat Tin Cor. ? % ?i jj?
300Nlpisstng Min. 6% 6% 6% 6%
200Ophir SU M.. 1A lft lft lft
200 ?Plat Pall Pr. 6% 6$ 5V. 6 S
300 Prince Con_ ft ft ft ft
2000 Rex Consol... 7 7% 7 7%
900 ?So Am G & P 5 5% 4% 6
17300?Si!ver Hills.. 43 48 43 45
3 50O*fSilv K Div. 2 2 1^
2000 ?tSll M of Am 77 78 77 7S
2200 ?tSilver Pick.. 4 6 4 t;
200 Stand SU Ld. ft ft ft A,
1700 ?tSuccess Min. 2% tu 2!* n?
S00 ?Tallapoosa S. ft ft ?
320tTon Belmont. lft 1% lft ilj
1550 T'l'onopah Div. 3% li? j ,? lit
720Tonopah Ext. 1% 1% l2 ]>
722 ?Tonopah Min 3% 3% 3'? 3U
7500 Un Bastern... 2ft 2% 2A 2*4
600 U S Con n w i ft ft I4 A
2200 ?tVIc D (ai.) 2, 3% 3 z?
2500 tWest End C. ii ? il 3
4500 h\'h Caps Min 6 7 s" i%
2800Wllbert Min.. 3% 4 8% 4
Bonds
?*]'4V,?.00,OI,nittPclK ?Pen' ni*h- Lof. Last.
$.?0 ?Allled Pack ti-?. 49% 49% 47 47
25 ?Am Ar Oh 7%s 97% })7>i y7% 97%
30 *A T & T 6a '22 97% 97% 07% "7^
! : . *tl? vv~<. 9?% P? % 96 % 9?%
J5 ?Anaconda 6s... 86% 86% 86% S6%
ll? 7s. 0.;% 93V4 93? 93g
JO ?do 8s 1924... 99% 99% 09U 99K
2?.?d0 SS, 1925... 99% 99% 99% 99%
3 "Beere & Co_ 98 98 'm o?
10 ?E G & p 6a '24 82 83 ll ?5
1 ?Goodrich 7s '25 90 90 00 90
3 5 ?Grd Trk 6%s n 95% 95% 95 or.)/
40 ?Cult Oil 8s.... 97% 97% 97% 97??
88 ?Humble Util 7s. 97% 97% 9G-4 971't
11 ?Heinz 7s 1930.. 98 OS it 11 *
2B*Int Rap Tr 7s. 70% 70% 70% 70%
-.A!?,;en'\C?p 7s'-' 90?* 90% 90% 90%
^?'Va 9 &??? 8S?' ?4l? S45? S4'? S"'?
- ?.Nat Leather 8s 95% 95>-i 951;, ?r,
10 ?Ohio Cit G '22. 97% 97% 5? 87
1 ?do 7s 1923... 94% 94% 94% 94%
t:^? ?9'4V;': 0;,!,* 93% 93% 93%
J ?Ohio Pwr 7s '51 95 95 95 U
?2II,a.'.,"Am P 7s-- 94,/* 95% ?4% 94%
10 ?do 7a (Syr). 96% 96% 96% 96%
j. ?do 7a (3yr); 96% 96% 96% 96%
10 Seneca ?S....... 97% 97% 97% 97%
of-tl,.<1!i S? 7? "ts" 98?* 9S''? 98% 98%
80 ?Un Ry of Hav, 98 98 98 98
?0 Vacuum OU 7s. .100% 100% 100 108
?O'AVoet Elec 7s.. 99% 99% 99% 9914,
35 ?C ?t E III 5a... 81% 61% ?x 61
?enlisted. 1 Sell? cent? per ?bare.
Break in Cotton
In Late Trading
On British Tone
Market Holds Up Well in
Early Hours Despite De?
pressing News, but Weak?
ens Under Liquidation
Traders generally regarded tho early
actions of the cotton market yester?
day aa remarkably stable, considering
the gloomy character of labor news
from England, Notwithstanding poor
cables, first prices/ wero only 1 to 8
points lower, and both Wall Street
and spot houses seemed willing to sup?
port the market, duo probably to the
fact that tho dry goods markets have
shown considerable steadiness of late,
with increased business, while room
traders bought in tho belief that a
solution of the strike trouble would be
found before tho day was out.
For a time this buying proved effective
in absorbing tho ratiier heavy offerings
from the South In the way of hedging
against Wednesday's largo spot sales, but
with weakness reported In tho stock mar?
ket and Increasing evidences as the day
progressed that tho British strike question
seemed beyond settlement a declining; ten?
dency slowly developed and continued
throughout the afternoon, becoming acute
near the closo under liquidation by early
buyers and a renewal of selling by tho
South. The result was a sever? break in
tho last half hour which left final prices ?8
to 40 point? net lower and tho last at bot?
tom for tho day.
Pending definite labor action in England
the public, although apparently bullish at
heart, Is taking little or no part In the
market. Among tho constructive factors
of tho day was the report that since Mon?
day a good business has been dono for ex?
port In heavy weight brown goods, aggre?
gating about 10,000 bales. A feature of the
China business Is the fact that It has come,
not from the old lino firms, but from
houses which have been comparatively In?
activo for a long time. Cotton goods men
are looking for Increased activity later o:i
and expect that tho next, market move will
be tipward. It Is believed that tho fame
interests which bought heavily in March
are ready to pick up further Unes on any
slight recessions from present levels, and
this furnishes a sustaining Influence in tho
market. Southern spot markets were un
chainged to S3 points lower, with business
a little more active.
Tho local market for ?pot cotton was
quiet at :!0 points lower at 12o for mid?
dling. No sales were reported.
The rango of prices:
Wednesday's
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
April... - - ?- 11.60?- 11.SS
May... 11.09 12.01 11.70 11.70(9)11.80 12.08
June... -. - ?- 12.04?-1 _.3H
July... 12.54 12.55 12.32 12.32@12.34 12.63
Aug... - - - 12.50(g5- 12.87
Sept... 12.75 12.75 12.75 12.65?-13.02
Oct... 13.13 13.13 12.77 12.77?12.80 13.17
Nov...-13.05?- 13.36
Dec... 13.61 13.51 13.21 13.21 ?13.23 13.54
Jan- 13.68 13.88 13.43 13.33??-13.07
Fob- 13.64 13.64 13.64 13.43?-13.77
March. 13.74 13.74 13.74 13.53?- 13.S7
Southern Spot Market?Oalveston quiet,
25 points lower at ll.S5c; sales 395 bale?.
Xcw Orleans quiet, 25 points lower at lie:
sales 34S bales. Mobile nominal, 13 points
lower at 10.37c; sales nil. Norfolk quiet.
What Things Cost
Quotations are cash prices in primary markets.
( nmmoelilT and unit. Yesterday.
FOODS?
Wheat (No. 2 hard) bu. $1.52
Corn (No. 2 yellow) bu. .74?4
Oats (Ne. 2 white) bu. .'19
Flour (Minn, pat.) bbl. 8.15? 8.50
Beef (family) 100 lbs. 22.00@24.00
Perk (mess) 100 lbs. 28.00@29.00
^^^^^^^^^^^ .0765
.06 1-16
? 45@.-(7/:
Sugar (granulated) lb.
Coffee (No. 7 Klo) Ib..
Huttcr (creamery, first)
lb.
.12
?069e
5.95
.90
?'?
Eggs (fresh 1st) dor.25'/_@.27!'_
TEXTILES?
Cotton (middling upland) lb....
Print cloths < 38/_?64x60).
Silk, raw (No. 1 Sin.) lb.
Wool (tine Montana scoured) lb.
METALS?
Iron (2x Philadelphia) ton.
Steel billet? (Pittsburgh) ton
Lead (pig) lb.
Copper, lb.
Tin (Ctass A) lb.
EMBER AND HIDES?
Rubber (ribbed-amoked sheets) lb.
Hides (calfskins, city) 9 to 12 lbs.
29.00
37.00
.0455
.1234
.30
.16/a
2.05? 2.10
Previous
day.
$1.51
.741.
.49
8.15(g) 8.50
22.OO@24.00
23.00(329.00
.0765
06 3-16
.46@.48/,
.26@.28(,2
.123
.00/_
5.95
.90
29.00
38.00
.045
.123,4
.30
.16/4@.16/2
2.05? 2.10
1920
High.
$2.60
2,311/4
1.50
16.23
28.00
47.00
.23
.163,4
.77
.89
.43?4
.26
17.45
2.00
53.51
63.00
.09/2
? 191/2
.65/4
range.
Low.
$1.79
,M'/a
.60
9.00
20.00
20.50
.08
.06!-a
.51'/.
.42/a
? 14/g
.07/a
8.00
.80
33.00
43.00
?04/a
? 12/a
.32
10.50
?54/a
2.10
?15/a
unchanged at 11.28o; aale? 369 bales. Au?
gusta quiet. 26 points lower at llo; Sales
180 hales. Memphis steady. 25 points
lower at 11.25c; sales 1,850 balea. St,
Louis quiet, unohanged at 11.60c; sales
nil. Houston steady, 30 points lower ut
10.65; sales 3,001 bales. Little Rock quiet,
unchanged at 10.50o; sales 350 bales. Pal?
las steady, 35 point m lower at 10.25o ;
sales 8,573 bales. Montgomery firm, un?
changed at 10.50c; sales 110 bales. Fort
Worth steady, 30 points lower at 10.35c;
sales 2,582 bales.
?
Cotton Statistics
Yester- Last Last
day. week. year.
Port receipts... 14,199 18.819 18,504
Hxporta. 8.2C7 16,370 28,128
Kxports season. 3,004,013 3,820,090 6,844,260
N. Y. stocks... 125,019 121,47? 41,157
.Port stocks_1,420,482 1,413,010 1,197,128
Interior receipts 9,620 14.467 8,564
interior uhipm's 17,187 14,75!) 10,312
Liverpool cable??Spot cotton in raoder
I ate demand at 14 points declino; middling,
7.29d; sales, 4,000, American 3,800; Im?
ports, 2,000, all American. Futures opened
quiet, unchanged to 6 points lower; closed
quiet but steady, net unchanged to 3 point?
i louer. May, 7.S6d; July, S.OSd; October,
8.31d; December, 8.43d; January. 8.46d.
. Manchester-?Yarns quiet and firm; cloths
I good inquiry.
Cottonseed Oil
The market was comparatively firm de?
spite tho fact that lard was at tho lowest
of tho season, and at the close of tho day
prices showed net gains of 10 to 19 points.
Total sales for the day were 12,000 bar?
rels.
The range of prices:
Wednesday's
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Spot_
April.. .
May....
Juno....
July_
A ug
Sept_
Oct.
Nov....
Refined Sugar Futures
To Be Traded In Soon
Trading In refined sugar futures will
begin on tho local exchange Monday, M,?y
2, It waa announced yesterday. The firs
delivery month will be July. Favorabl
action was taken by members of th
Coffee and Sugar Exchange yesterday.
There were no changes In raw and re
fined prices and futures closed net un
changed to 17 points lower.
Tho range of crieos:
Wei'
Open. High. Low. Close. clost
April_ 4.09 4.70 4.66 4.58@4.B0 4.5
May_ 4.60 4.63 4.60 4.6S@4.6i 4.6
June.... 4.58 4.58 4.68 4.6S@4.59 4.7
July_ 4.78 4.73 4.68 4.68?4.71 4.8
Aug. 4.63 4.6,1 4.63 4.62?4.63 4.7
Sept_ 4.69 4.72 4.60 4.62?4.05 4.7
Coffee Futures-?Trading was quiet ye?
terday and prices at the close wero nc
unchanged to 4 points lower.
The range of prices:
Wee
Open. High. Low. Close. clos<
April... - - - 6.70?6.73 6.7
May..... 5.80 5.87 5.80 6.82? 5.84 6.8
June.... - - - 6.04.?6.?<> 6.0
July- 6.25 6.30 6.25 6.25@6.27 6.2
Aug.- 6.45? 6.46 6.4
Sept.... 6.63 6.70 6.63 S.66@6.66 6.6
Oct.-. 6.80?6.8l 6.8
Nov.-???-6.95?6.96 6.9
Dec. 7.05 7.13 7.05 7.09f(i)7.12 7.C
Jan.- 7.17?7.20 7.1
March.. 7.30 7.36 7.80 7.34@7.35 1.3
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $8.50? 9.75 $14.00@17.0
Dressed beef,
."ides, lb.14@.17W .20? .:
Live veals, com?
mon to prime,
100 lbs. 7.00@11.75 18.00?25.(
Dressed veal,
city, lb.11? .21 .24? .1
Live ewes, 100 lbs 4.60? 0.50 9.00?13.(
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.10? .14 .20? .:
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. 9.50?11.25 18.00@19.(
Dressed lamb ?,
city, lb.18? .25 .36? .
Hogs. 100 !b3- 9.50? 10.50 19.00
Dressed hogs,
bacon, lb.16?.16^ .23%?.24
Pork, bbl. 2S,00?29.00 42.60@43.(
Mess beef, bbl... 16.00? IS.Ott 16.00@1S.C
Lard, Middle
West, 100 lbn.. 10.20?10.30 19.20019.T
Recovery in Wheat
After New Decline
To Season's Lowest
Slight Broadening of Buying
Interest Develops; May
Indicate Bottom Reached;
Corn Is Relatively Firm
CHICAGO, April 14.?For the first
timo in quito a whilo buying power
in tho grain markets broadened some?
what to-day, and liquidation gave evi?
dence of having perhaps spent its
force. All deliveries of wheat and
corn after touching new low record
prices for the season rallied to above
yesterday's finish. Wheat, however,
failed to hold the advance and closed
weak, lc to l%c net lower, with May
$1.21% to $1.21% and July $1.05% to
$1.06. Corn gained %c to %c net, and
oats a shade to %c to %c. Provisions
I lost 17c to 35c.
At first bearish reports concerning lndus
t trial and financial conditions tended to
n keep the wheat market on the down grad'\
.) and no likewise did favorable advices in
regard to the crop outlook. Under such
circumstances values quickly descended to
" the lowest level yet for tho 1921 crop.
- Then one of tho loading houses hero took
an open stand that depressing fuetoTS had
been more than discounted. Others were
rocruited to the samo opinion, and through?
out tho rest of the day tho mrirket assumed
, I a more lively two-sided character than has
r recently been tho caso. Sellers, though,
.. appeared to be In a majority again eluring
? tho last fifteen minutes of the Besslon, in
? fluenced possibly by absence of export de
g mand both for wheat and rye.
Corn and oats wore relatively firm from
" ! the outset, responding to an Improved cash
1 I Inquiry. A fair amount of corn was said
to hav* been taken for Europo.
! Declines In tho hog market weakened
? I provisions.
s I Grain Price?
; ? Wheat
9 I Yesterday's Previous Tear
9 New Tork: close. close. ago.
2 No. 2 hard_$1.51 $1.61 .
5 Wednesday1?
3 Open. High. Low. Close, close.
8 May. 1.22 1.23% 1.19% 1.21% 1.22%
3 July. 1.06% 1.07% 105. 1.05% 1.07
7 Corn
Yesterday's Previous Tear
New York: close. close. ago.
I No. 2 yellow...$0.74% $0.74% $1-92
. Chicago:
"?May.55% .55% 1.67%
.?July.69% .68% 1.61
* ? Oats
i Testerday's Previous Tear
0i New Tork: close. close. ago.
No. 2 white..$0.47% $0.47% $1.30
8 ejhlcago:
0 I May.35% .35% .95%
July. 86% .36% .86%
0 Rye
Yesterday's Previous Tear
0 New Tork. close. close. ago.
No. 2 Western. .$1.47% $1.49 $2.29
Flour and Meal
Yesterday's Previous Tear
? I close. close. ago.
0 , Sp'ng pt.$7.50@8.OO $7.60?8.00 $13.75
? l Cornmeal 1.75?1.95 1.75@2.00 4.20(rt 4.25
RyO .... 8.0008.25 8.00?8.25 lO.OOSi-' 10.40
ft ' "-r>n 86.00 26.00 58.00
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore
Sales.
200 Cosden pf
20 Con Coal. R5%
20 Con Power.... 83%
10 Alabama 2d pf 52
10 Houston pf.. .. 79
15 Mt Vernon pf. 56%
45 Maryland Gas. 71%
55 Merchants Ble. 24
105 Pa Water Pwr 85%
100 Un! Rwy. 0%
Bond?
$1000 Balto Elec 5s. 79
2000 Con Pow 7>,.a 93
3000 Maryland El 5s 81%
Boston Curb
Bid Ask!
.Artz JE-tn.. 2 3
Ariz Silver. 24 25
Aria Tip T. 4 5
P-lk Hawk.. 6 0
Bos & Mon..64
Calaveras.... 1 %
Chief Con... 2%
Crystal new.29
Denbigh .... 8
Eagle B B... 2
Fortuna ... .?
Eureka Cro.89
Oadsden ...40
Homa Oil... 2
Iron Eloss. ,12
Open. High, Low. Last.
i 3% 3%
83%
62
71%
24
86
5%
79
PS
81%
8 5%
83%
52
79
66%
71%
24
85
5%
85%
83%
6 2
79
6 7
71%
24
80
Bid
... 6
..15
5
Ask
6%
31
Iron Cap.
5 ?La Kose
6 I Majestic ... 5 9
9 Mex Metals.? 30
5 Midw Moss..? 23
1 %! Monarch . . ?? 15
2 % iMutl Dv Tr. 1 % 1 &
Nat L & Z.? 3
Nixon . 3 7
Rainier .... 7 9
Svn Metala. 7 8
Silver Reef. 4 5
Un Ver Ext. 25% ?7
Yukon. % 1%
50 Anaconda
120 Ariz'Coml. 8%
3 Barnsdali B. . 25
15 Blngham. 8%
17 Cal Ariz. 4"
35 Cal Ilecla.228
5 5 Curson . 14%
Boston
Mining
Open. High. Low. Last
38%
34%
6
33%
64%
18%
146 Copper Ran?
160 Davis Daly..
90 East Butte..,
10 Greeno .
6 Inspiration ..
396 Island Creek,
100 Isle Royals.
590 Mass ("on. 75
85 Mayflower O C 8%
43 Mohawk . 49%
10 Novada . 11%
125 New Cornelia.. 14
140 Nlplssing _ 6%
320 North Butte.. 10%
6 Oscoola . 25 %
100 Pond Creek... 14
4 7 %
"?4% '
34%
6
8
23
83%
66
18%
85
3%
49%
11%
14
6%
10%
25%
14
8%
47
23
33%
64
17%
75
8%
49%
11%
14
6%
10%
26%
14
14%
34%
6
8
23
83%
66
17%
80
8%
49%
11%
14
6%
10%
25%
14
Sale?. Open. High. Low. Las'.
20 Qulncv . 37 '?! 31 % 37 ! j 38 %
10 Kay . 12% 12% 12% 12%
150 Shannon . 85 1)0 S5 90
15 St Mary's Land 35 35 35 35
50 Sup <ft Boston 1 % 1 % ! "i 1 \
150 Trinity . 2 2 2 2
186 U S Smelters.. 30 2n 29% 29%
30 do pf. 41 41% 40% 41
25 Utah Cons.... 3% 3% 3% 3 %
200 Utah Metals.. 1% 1 fit 1% 1-fti
85 Wolverine _ 12 12 12 12
Itnllrofiels
1S6-Bos & Albany. 121 121 120 120
64 Boston Kiev.. 62% G2% 02% (?2%
i, do pf. 81 81 81 81
20 Bos & Maino. .is 1!? 18 19
25 N Y N 11 & H 16 10 15% 15%
11 Vermont .ft M. 73 75 75 75
275 AVcsl End Ry. 40% 4! 40% 41
Miscellaneous
6 Am Apr. 47;!i 47% 47% 47%
6 do pf. 73% 73% 7:;% 73%
150 Am Oil. 35 35 30 30
60 Am Pnu. 3% 3% 3% 3%
70 Am Sugar_ 90 90 SO 89
685 Am Tel.106 106% 106% 105%
45 Am Wool pf.. 97 97% 96% 97%
100 Atlas Tack... 15% 15% 35 15
12Cudahy Pack. 48 48 47% 47 '.?
105 Eastern Mfg.. 17% 17% 17% 17'..
20 Edison .169% 169% 159% 159U
100 Gardner Motor 22 22 22 23
20 Gray . 14%' 3 4% 11% 14%
100 Greenfield _ 31 31 31 31
260 Hond?n . 19-% 21 19% 20%
6 Int Cotton M pf ?2% 82% 82% 82?;
513 Int Cornent... 25 25 2'!% 2 3 '.
100 Island Oil. 1% 4% 4% 4 '?
10 .1 T Connor. . .. 1 3 13 3 3 3::
275 Loews . 14 14 13% ]::>?
10 Mass e,a.s. 82% 82% 82% 82?.
5 Mergen thalcjr. .120 120 120 120
100 Miss River pf.. 63% 63% 63% 63V
210 Mex Invest.... 23% 23% 22% 23
674 Nati Leather.. 7% 7% 7-% 7 ",
80 New E:ig Tel..101% 102 101% 102
162 Orphoum . 25 25 25 25
5 Pacific Mills.. .160 160 160 1U0.
20 Punta Sugar.. 40 40 40 40
95 Pullman .102 102 102 102
65 Reece Buttonh 12% 12% 12% 12V
65 Slmms Mag... 6% 6% 6% 6 ><
146 Swift . 98% 99 98% 9S >
200 do Intl. _?!% 25 24% 25'
5 Torrlngton ... 65 65 65 55
10 Uni Twist. 19% 19% 19% 19'
122 United Fruit...104% 104% 103 ^_ 1039.
865 United Shoe... 35% 35% 34% S4T
1 do pf. 23 23 23 23
290 Ventura . 18% 18% 18% 18*
200 Waldorf . 18 18 17% 18
Sales. Opon. High, t.nw, Laut.
20 Walth Watch.. 15% 13% 13'4 13%
50 do rf. 70 70 70 7"
15 Walworth .... 14 14 3 4 14
105 Warren J.-?t p*. 26',i 26% 2? 20
Bonds
51000 A C. W T 5s. . .. 63 51 53 . 6,1
2000 Carson 7s. 96 96 9? 96
1000 Miss 11 Pwr 6s. 78 78 78 78
2000 Tond Creek 6s. 94% 94% 91% 91%
2000 West T & T 5s. 82 S3 82 82
Chicngro
420
210
100
205
125
125
1600
1154
100
1400
650
?00
27
14 00
50
800
110
Armour &? Co. ,
Armour heath.
Be.a,verboard ..
( 'oni Edison . . . !
< ?ont Motors . ..
Beere & Co pf.
(it Lakes D&D
1 iupp Motors. .
Libby .
Lindsay Light.
do pf.
Midwest Uli pf
Mont Ward ....
Nat Leather. ..
Plggly Wiggly.
Public Service.
Sears Roebuck.
do scrip.
Shaw .
Stewart War. .
Swift & Co. .. .
Swift lull.
Thompson ....
Union Carbide.
Union Iron Wk
Wahl .
Western Kill I.
Wrlgley .
Yellow Mfg...
6%
86%
12%
16
110
6%
86V?,
S3
14%
10%
32%
15
110
? %
86%
83
! -I %
40% 40 % 40%
1
7 6
IS '
x 0 %
42
99%
24%
51%.
1 1
45%
?! l'l
l"(
IS
81
76%
27%
99%
IS IS
80% 81
74 74'
9 B ?i 5
4 1 % 41'
27 27'
99 99
24% 25
28% 28%
61% 5:%
?1 5 ' ?'.
1 3 %
41% 4 0
66
64%
50
14
84%
67
Bonds
54500 Chgo & C R'y Gs 40
4000 Gh C Ry 1st 5s 6?
6000 Chgo Ry 1st 5s. 64%
5000 do ser A 5s.. 50
1000 do ad inc 4s. 14
1000 Com Ed 1st 5s. 84%
3000 So Side El 4%s 67
Detroit
100 Amn Lt & Trac 89 S9
160 Autohody. 7% 7%
660 Cont Motors. . . 6% 6%
79 Det Edison_ 95 95
41 Bord of Can..280 2S0
18 90 Packard. 30% 10%
25 do pf . 71% 71%
465 Reo. 21% 21%
?ti
64 V
50
14
8 4*:
88%
7%
6%
94%
278
10%
71%
21%
Philadelphia
Sales. Op'-n. High. Low. Last.
13 Alliance Tnsur. 17 17 17 17
28 Amn Stores ... 53% 63% 53 63
20 Elec Storage.. .105 105% 105 105%
20 Insurance Co.. 23 29 2&% 28%
77 Lohigh Nav_ 64% 64% 64% 64%
125 phlia P.apT... 17% 37% 17% 17%
200 Phil Co cum pf. 32% 32% 32% 32%
436 Phlia Electric. 21% 21% 21% 21%
161 do in' . 26 26 26 20
20 Pliila Ins Wire. 51% 51% 51% 51%
20 Phila Traction, 52 62 62 52
280Tonopah Beil... 1% 1% 1-ft 1A
100 Uni Gas Imp... 33% 33% 33% 33%
90 Union Traction 31% 31% 31% 31%
Bond*
$2000 Phil Elec 1st 5s 83% 83% 83% 83%
2000 Unit Rylnv 6s. 67% G7% 67 67
Pittsburgh
10235 Arkansas Gas.. 13 J3% 12% 12%
100 Barnsd Corp A. 25% 25% 25% 25%
20 Carbo Hydro pf 3 3 3 3
100 Carnegie L & Z. 6% 5% 5% 5%
20 Consols Ice pf 26 26 26 26
4060 Guffey Gillesp. 13 33 12% 12%
40Lone Star Gas.. 24% 24% 24% 24 %
25 Mfrs Lt & Ht.. 49% 49% 49% 49%
320 Ohio Fuel Sup. 47 47 47 47*
lMOOkla Cas .... 24 24 24 24
20 Pittsbh Coal pf 86 S6 86 86
25 Pitts PI Glass..134% 114% 114% 114%
10 U S Steel. 79% 79% 79% 79%
10 \V Pa Wat P pf 66 66 6 6 66
60 Whouse AlrB. 91 V? 91% 91% 91%
Montreal
Bid As,, I Bid ui,
Ab P & I' 36 36%?Dom Brdg 76% --
AmsNld pf ? 25%-Dom ,St.-<>i. 40 " -
At Sug R. 23% 29%,Dom Txtl.117% I ! 7 ????;
Bell Tel. .104 104%iLrntd Ltd 90% 91
B T L cV. P. 3n 30% M I, M ft P 82% 83
Brmp Pap 32 32% Vat Brew. 53% ?
Can C & F 31 32 do pf. . . ? S 9
Can Ciniit. 57 ? Oglv Mllg.'"03 ?
do pf... 90 Dl I do pf...103 ?
Cn Gn El.. ?? 10S ?Rrcin Pap 107 Iflgn
Can S S.. 22% 22% Shwngn ..103 105 "
C M & Sm 15 ? Span Rvr.. 72% ?
Dt Un Ry 78 78%|SU Co Cn. 58% ?
Toronto
Bid Asiil Bid Aai
Atlas.15 20 Mclntyre ... 1% 2
Bailey.2 5 iNewray ..... 3 6
Conlagas .... 1% 2%'Pei Lake... 5 10
Crown Rsv. % % I Pore Crown % %
Dome Lake. 2 6 ?Prs East D. 2 4
Hargraves...? S Tk Hughes.. 6 10
Hollingcr ..6% C% Tmskmng... % ij
Miscellaneous Markets
Pifellc Utility Securities
Ask.
Bid
Ad P * L. 9
do pf. .. 70
?Am L T. 89
?do pf... ?2
A G ft E.101
do pf. . . 27%
Am P ft L 5 4
do pf... 73
Am P Uli ?
do pf. .. 15
Am W W. 8%
do 1st pf 4 4
doparpf 6%
CarPRAL 26
Cnt St El. ?
do pf... 45
?Cilles Svo.235
?do Pi... 6ti%
do B sh 27%
do7sd?B125
do7s dsG 92
do7s d?D 84%
do pf B 8%
Col Pwr... 7
do pf... 72
?Ex dividend,
103
38%
41
8
38
S
te
240
Bid
C P R ft L 1?
do pf. . . 3?
E B * S pf 82
E D E pf. 60
EG&FlstCs S4
do 6s s n 13
? ?do8%pfs83
do8?4 en ?
F L ft Tr ?
do pf... 43
lO ft El S.2?0
j do pf. . . 75
Nrth St Pr 4 5
?do pf.. 79
Rep Ry L. ?
do pf. . . 1$
So Cal Ed. 92
do pf
28%IS G & El.
138 ?do pf. . 34"
93 TRLAP !
86% do pf... E
6%iUn L ft R 25
3 0 I do 1st pf 69
79 iTfest Pwr. 24
I ?do n pf 67
Aak.
14
84
86
70
96
85
85
*
47
309
IS
48
81
i 7
2?
96
103
13
? 36
? 2
7
27
Miscellaneass Stocks
?Am Lfhr. 7%
?do pf.. 29
Am Mr pf 79%
A M ft E.1S0
Am Td pf 3%
Am Typ.P 40
A D T N J 34
Atlas P C 40
B B A Sip ?0
do 2d pf ?6
Borden's. . 83
Busli T pf 65
Celluloid.. 185
Chi Co pf 95
?City Invt 65
Crk W pf. ?
D L ft W. ?7
?Ex dividend
% Draper C..183
31 Int Sil pf. 90
82% Lima L pf S5
200 Nat Cslu.100
3% ?N J Z W.130
45 |N Co at pf 99
P ft W pf 90
Phelps D.135
Ry Bkg V 90
do pf... 80
S C L H.. 60
?SgMfnw 8 7
StLRMfcl*. 87
Stoll F pf 94
Valvol pf. S4
W ft B... 97%
Tale ft T.340
4 0
S 5
115
98
Am Cyan..
do pf...
Casain Co
Daw Cfc..
Du Pont..
Qraaalli ..1
Chemical Stocks
24 27 iBook KB. it
50 65 da praf. IS
?I 4? Ky Selvay ?
? 2*8 4? praf. ?1
?% 9%?Merrlmao. 77
II 13? ?Mer C pf 15
IMulfd Co. 4?
95
no
3 33
360
3 00
90
9 S
100
100
358
II
? 8
? I
? I
7S?
91
II
Bonds
A? lat la.
CCI la'll
do pf '21
B P Fe la
DalE5e'22
B14 AaXad.i
It
II
71
78
99%
DalKTa '21 91
MdUlst la It
MRPlat-la II
N O LP la It
NSP la'22 71
Tobacco Stocks
O w Hme.lBI
do pf... 92
J 8 Toung IS
do pf.. . 90
H ft A F.. II
166
91
196
96
110
111
91
?I
?I
IS
90
P R-T. T. 88
Vnlv Loaf.14?
Weym B.156 163
do pf... 91 95
Miscellaneous Oil Componiss
Atl Lobos. 20
23
80
29
6
8%
98
Uag-n Ptrll4l IS?
Herr O Cp W? 12
do p
Br-Am O.
Coa ft Co.
Elk Ban P
Imprl Oil.
?I
S7
1%
8%
93
Mldw Rfg.148
Mt Prod. . 10%
Northw O. 24
Prd ft Rfa 4%
tS Ck Prd 13%
Sap Ring. 4%
W 3 O A X? %
; tPsr 111.
143
11%
28
4%
13%
4%
New York Bank Stock?
,.21?
, .16u
.42S
America .
Atlantic
Am Exch
Battery .
Bowery
Bway Cent.125
Bryant Pk. .IS?
Bronx Nat. .160
Buich *? D.140
Cent Merch.1'5
Chase.210
Chat & Phe.245
Chelsea Ex.1.00
Chemical ...600
City .318
Coal & Iron.2?0
Columbia . .3 68
Colonial ...35?
Commerce .210
?t'ommrel ,
Cmwlth ..
Corn Exch
Csmptln.... ??
Cuba .?
East River.17?
First Nat. ..885
Fifth Ave..910
CUifleld ...22?
E!d. A?kod. Bid. Asked.
180 19? Gotham ...IS? 20?
220|Greenwlch .245
240lllanover . . .785
176 Harriman .346
45? Imp tc Trd.505
160 Industrial ..178
16?|Irv!ng Nati..385
JSOJManhttn C?.19?
160 Mch ft. Met. 295
205?Mfttropolltan340
K?OlMutual ....S80
25? Nat Am_ISO
1 10 Nat B Cuba 80
620 New Nthr ..160
325 N Y County. I 30
23?lN Y N B A..435
17? Pacific .300
??Park.350
?15jPublio .230
Seaboard ....220
Second ..,.40?
305 State .211
1?5 23d Ward..2?9
150 Untd States.!??
Union Ex.. 16?
906 Wash Hts. 525
YorltvllI? ..425
.3 SO
.216
.29 5
231
26?
796
.156
616
1S5
190
200
200
;?o
360
340
450
360
240
170
17?
Trnit and Surety Compart!?*
Alliance ... 7?
Am Surety. 65
Bankers . .. 308
Bond &. Mg.214
Bklyn T Co.440
Cent Union..325
Columbia . .290
Commercial. 14?
Equitable ..270
Empire T
FrmrsL&T
Fldeltt? .
Fulton ..
Guarnty ..
Hudson ,.
Kings .?6?
Law Mtg ...117
Lawyers ...115
Lincoln Tr. .166
70
316
218
4'30
.30?
345
.20?
.260
.290
.160
Mfrs .20?
Mercantile .299
Metrpltn .. .276
Mtge Bond. 76
Mut T W...1?5
Nat Surety.180
N Y L & T.65?
N Y L & T.555
N Y Trust.. 312
N Y Title...11.
Peoples . . .276
Realty Asao. 9?
270(Tltle Guar..300
35 U S M * T. 4
2
17?
122
00
U S T G. . . 76
Untd States.840
Westchester.14?
31?
$05
l?
126
3 90
322
llw
59?
100
31?
410
II
i ? _. il osii iiroiri.n?
125lw ? B 4 M.16?
10?
Standard 0:1 Companle*
Anglo-Am 16 16%iF O & G.475
AU Rfng.900
do pf. . .106
Borne-Scr.360
Buck P L 82
Ches Mfg.190
do pf. . .100
Contl OU.123
Crsc P L.. 29
Cumb P.. .135
?Eureka P 92
G-SOnw pf 93
do pf old 93
do com. 42
111 P Line.173
Ind P L.. 84
Intl Petrl. 14%
Nati Tran 27%
N Y Tran. 143
Nrth P L. 93
Ohio Oil.. 284
Pcnn-M F. 30
485
197
420
103
230
77
940 /Pralrio P. 193
109 Solar Rfg.400
390 Sou P L. .100
83 Sou P Oil.225
200 Southw P 68
103 ?S O Cal. 74% 76%
126 *S O Ind.. 71% 72 V:
31 SO Kan..620 630
145 S O Ken..408 413
95 s O Neb. .170 175
97 ?SON J.145 160
?7 do pf. ..107% 108
44 SON Y..338 342
17? S O Ohio.,380 390
85 do pf.,.107 110
15 IS wan & F. 35 4 5
28% Un Tk C..103 lor
147 / do pf... 97 100
97 Vac Oil...295 300
287 IWshg Oil.. 28 3S
35 ?Par $25.
Insurance Companion
Am Alinee.270 2?l|Grt Amer..
City of N Y,1?0
Comwlth .S?0
Continental 61
Fid * Phoe.4??
Franklin ...76
Glob? * RIM?
19?|Hanover ... $5
826 Home .340
66 Mat Llbertyl7?
51? Niagara ...126
I6letuyv??aat. .it
34l
19?
?6
71
Steel sad Ordnance Stock?
Bid Asked. BUL Asked
Am Brass.IGS
Atlas Pw.12?
?Bab ft VV10?
Carb Steel. 20
do 1st pf 75
do ?d pf ?
Colt A. 34
Du Pont..137
?do pf.. 74
East Etaal ?
132
109
GO
85
4?
3S
142
Em S ft L 26
do praf. 7?
?Here P..137
do pf... 18
Niles B P. ?I
Scov Mfg.31?
Thorn Iroa 38
Wn Cor. ..260
Woodwd 4t
?Ex ?Urldend.
3?
71
142
','?:
63
350
S2?
II
Snfar Stocks
Car Sug
Cent- Sug
do pf.
C Agulrre. 65
Fjrdo new 83
Godchx . 20
Grt West.240
do pf. . .100
3 %
31
G
20
68
87
25
2?0
101
?Mat-Am.. 10
I ?do pref 5?
Mchg _ 8
Nati .117
NI Niquo.29?
Savannah. 18
do pf... 57
21
Si
10
123
ti.i
New York City
Form, Rate, Maturity.
Tnter 4%s, 3967.
do 4%a, 3 965.
do 4%s, 1963.
do 4%s, 1957.
do 4 Via, 19*6.
do H%s, 3 964.
do 4'is, 19 62.
do 4%s, 1960.
do 4%s. I960, op 1930.
do 4a, 1959.
do 4s, 1968.
do 4s, 1957.
Reg 4?. 1955-1958 .
do 4s, 1936.
Inter 3%s, 1954 .
Coup 3%s, 1954 .
Reg 3%s. 1950-1954 inc..
do 3%s, 1940-1950 inc..
do 3%a, 1921-1930 inc
Reg and coupon laerial)
4%a. 1921-1932 Inc. .. .
do 4%s, 1921-1931 inc..
Bonds
Bid. Aak. field.
91% 92% 4.93
91% 92%
9 1 % 9 2 %
91% 92%
86% 87
86% 87
S6%
86%
86%
82'*
82%
82%
82
86%
7.1%
73%
73%
6.30
1.75
6.71
5.75
New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonda regie
terablo. Bid. Aak. Yield.
Canal Imp 4%s, 1964.101 103 4.36
Highway Imp 4%a, 1983..Ill 103 4.31
Canal Imp 4 %a. 1965. 91 98 4.87
Highway Imp 4^s, 1965.. 98 98 4.37
Bargo Can Ter 4%s, 1948. 98 98 4.37
Highway Imp 4e, 1967- 92% 84 4.30
Canal Imp ta, 1967. 92% 94 4.30
High Imp 4s, 19'60-62 inc. 92% 94 4.31
do 4a, 1958. 92% 94 4.33
Canal Imp 4s, 1960-83 ino 92% 94 4.31
Palisades I S Pk 4a. 1961. 92% 94 4.31
Barga Can Ter 4a,1943-'46. 92% - -
Federal snd Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan Sa,
1938-1923. 89%
Federal Farm Loan 4%a,
1939-1924 . 92%
Federal Karin Loan 4%a,
1938-1923 . 92%
Federal Farm Loan 4%a.
1937-1922 .92%
Jt-'nx Stock Land Bank Sa.
1939-1924.94%
Joint Stock Land Bank Is
193?-1323 . 94%
Approx.
Bid. Aak. Tield.
19%
93
93
93
35%
5.04
6.11
8.11
1.16
1.44
S*% 1.45
Short Term Securities
? Security. Rate, Due, Bid. Ask. Yield.
Alum Co of Am 7s,'1925. 96% 97% 7.76 !
Amer Cotton Oil 6s. 1924. 89 98 10.65 j
Amer Chicle 6s, 1921-22. 91 97%-?
do 6s, 1923-25. 80 93% ??
do 6s, 1926-27. 80 87% ->
I Amor Tel _-. Tel 6s, 1922.. 97% 97% 7.75
I do 6s. 1924. 96% 96% 7.45
! Amer Thread 6s, 192S... 94% 95% 6.80
Amer Tobacco 7s. 1921..100 100% 6.76
do 7s, 1922.100 100% 6.70
I do 7s, 1923.100 100% 6.80
: Anaconda Copper 6s, 1929 86 86% 8.40
do 7s. 1929 . ?3% 93% $.15
I Ang-Am Oil. Ltd, 7%s, '25.100 100% 7.40
I Armour & e.'o con 7s, '20. 96% 96% 7.SO
Atlantic Refining 6%s, '31. 99% 99% 6.75
Bell Tel of Canada 7s, '25 96 97 7.90
Bethlehem Steel 7s, 1922. 99 99% 7.40
do 7s, 1923.:_98 98% 7.90
I Canadian Pacific 6s, 1924. 95% S5% 7.70
| Cent Argentine Ry 6s, '27 83 85 9.30
C, R I & Pao Ry 6?, 1922 95 97 8.70
Consol Gas NT8s, 1921. ?9% 100% 7.9?
Cop Exp Assn, Inc. 8s, '22 99% 100% 7.90
do 8s, 1923_1. 99% 99% 8.40
do 8s, 1924...A. 99% 99% 8.40
do 8s, 1925 . 99% 99% 8.15
Cudahy Packing 7s, 1923. 98% 99% 7.35
De Laval Sep Ss, 1331- 98% 99 8.07
Fed Sug Refining 6s. '24. 93% 94% 7.80
B F Goodrieh conv 7?. '25 89% 90% 10.00
Gulf Oil 6s, 1923. 94% 95% 8.40
do 7s, 1933. 97% 97% 7.30
Hocking Vai ?s, 1924. 91 92% 8.90
Humblo O 4: Ref 7s, 1923.. 96% 97% 8.60
Interboro R T con 7s, '21 70 14 71
Kan City Term 0s, 1923. 96% 97% 7.20
Kennecott Cop 7s, 1930.. 90 90% 8.50
Lac G L 1st & ref 7s, 1923 89% 91 8.60
Lig & Myers Tob 6s, 1921 99% 99% 7.30
Philadelphia 6s, 1922_ 96% 97% 8.90
Pennsylvania 4%s, 1921.. 99% 99% -
Procter ? Gam 7s, 1922.. 100 180% C.65
do 7s, 1923.100% 100% 6.50
Pub Serv N J con 7s, '22. 91 93 -
R J Reynolds Tob 6s, 1922 98% 98% 7.20
Sears Roebuck 7s, 1921.. 99% 99% 7.50
do 7s, 1922. 96% 96% 9.50
do 7s, 1923. 96 96% 8.65
Sinclair Co 7%s, 1925.... 92% 92% 9.76
Solvay 8s, 1927., 99% 100% 7.80
Southern R'way 6s, 192?. 95% 96 10.30
Southwest Bell T 7s, 1925. 96% 96% 7.90
Stand Oil (Calif) 7s, 1931.102 102% 6.65
do N Y 7s, 1925-31.101 104 -
St P Un Dep guar 5%s, '23. 95 97 6.60
Swift 6s, 1921.-99% 99% 7.55
do 7a, 1925. 96% 96% 1.00
Texas Co 7s, 1923. 98% 98% 7.6?
Utah Securities 6s, 1922.. 87 89 -
Waltham Watch 6s, 1924 90 63 1.36
West Elec con 7s, '25.... 99% 99% 7.05
West El tc Mfg 7s, 1931.. 99% 93% 7.06
United State? Treasury Certificate? of
Indebtedness
Appro*.
BTd. Ask. Yield
May 1?, 1921, 5%a.."_100 100A 4.90
?June 15, 1921, 6%s.100 100% 4.90
?June 15, 1921. 6s.100 A. 100A 4.90
July 15, 1921, 6%s.100 100A 6.10
August 16, 1921, 6s.100% 100% 6.26
?September 15. '21. 6%s.l00 100A 6.2C
?September 15, 1921. ?s.lOOA, 100? 6.20
October 15, 1921, 6%a. . . lOOA 100A 5.3J
?December 15. 1321. 6a. .100% 106% 6.4(1
?March 15. 1922. 6%s. ...100 100A 6.6(
?Acceptable In payment of taxes du? or
Sate of maturity.
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy
The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In tho United States
District ('ourt:
MORRIS PUSCHKIN, mechanical dent?
ist, 63 Delancoy at..; voluntary. Liabili?
ties, $1,000, all unsecured claims; no as?
?a! .1. DUNBAR COMPANY. INC., drug?
gists' supplies, 100 6th av.; Involuntary.
llCBBMIl CORP. OF AMERICA. 240 W.
S6th st.; Involuntary. Liabilities, 81.000.000.
ABRAHAM BAUMAN, clothing man
ufacturer, 110 6th av.; voluntary. Liabil?
ities, 81.989,977, of which 81,909,977 are
unsecured claims arid $30,000 secured
Claim?; assets, $1,428,089, of which $1,425,
800 ;irn atocka, negotiable bonds, etc., and
$2.2.89 deposita of money in bank;; asaet*.
$1,400,000, consista of share? of stock In
tho Baunian Clothing Corp.. 110 0th av.
ABANDSEY COMPACT, INC., exportera
and importers, 116 Nassau st.; Involuntary.
Receiver? In Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptoy
were appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
Charles Guchot jr., temporary receiver
for Tony Fabaehnr, Inc.. restaurant, 115
W. 48th st.. with a bond of $500.
Jesse W. Ehr ich receiver for Leon Roth
man and H'-njamln Tanenbaum, trading as
Rothman & T.mcnbaum, manufacturera
und Jobbers of men's clothing. Ill Bleecker
Streut, with a bond of 55,000. The liabili?
ties nro estimated at $45,000 and assets at
$10,000.
Lawrence Berenson and Charles C. Saw?
yer temporary receivers for the Prank
Miller Company, leather dressings and
polishes, 349 \Ve8t Twenty-sixth Streot,
with a Joint bond of $5,090.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Tho following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
R. S. HOWARD ft CO. pianos; liabilities
of $490,71:;, of which $2;;0,iso are unse?
cured claims, $182,682 secured claims and
$17,850 notes and bills, and assets given
as unknown, except that $54,503 represent?
deposits of money in bank.
.MAX SALMOWITZ?-Liabilities of $173,
119. of which $136.521 are unsecured
claims and $20,000 secured claim?, and as?
set? of $256,992, of which $150,42a are
debts due on open accounts, $80,000 poli?
cies of Insurance, $25.000 unliquidated
claims and 51,562 deposits of money In
bank.
SAMUEL SALMOWITZ?Liabilities of
$172,552, of which $136,321 are unsecured
claims and $20,000 secured claims, and as?
sets of $242.192, of which $150.429 are
debts due on open account?. $65,000 poli?
cies of insurance, $25 unliquidated claims
and $1,562 deposits of money in bank.
Judgments Filed
In New York County
The following judgments were filed yes?
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
Appleton, Edwin N?Isaac Gold?
man Co . $863.93
Amateau, Albert J, and Harry S
Mazal? J C Casse?. 1,225.65
Bolka. Max?A Golden et al. 108.49
Brenner, Max, and Mortimer S
Kieseistlm?I Hirsch . 241.58
Busch. Bertha N?Masse Country
School, Ino. 102.47
Behning, Albert Jr ? Non Plate
Engraving Co, Ir.c. 111.95
Benerofe, Sidney and Rae (ll"!ir
Woolen Co)?Bank of the U S. 427.10
Blankstein, Edw?W Kunsky.... 123.41
Barton, Clayne M?J Cone?; costs 109.73
Bernstein. Philip M?.?uto Brok?
erage Co, Inc. 859.71
Barrett, Jno H ? W E Pr?den
Hardware Co . 150.10
Colo, Frdk G jr?E Klov. 582.70
CaputO, Louis?Pie' Bros. 1,037.27
Cole, Frdk G jr?Frank Hand Co 248.17
Catena Eugene?2d Nati Bank of
City 'of New York. 398.66
Cort. Warren L?A AV Porter- 2,043.90
Caracola, Marie?G De Vino.... 330.20
Dorr, Harry A?F W Burr. 278.33
Dalberg, Melvln E?Frank Shep
ard Co . 115.35
Defolito, Anilo ? Lenox Candy
Shop, Inc . 625.41
Same?-A Kapler . sSO.41
English Speaking World, Inc?B .????
G Sprague . lhz-ll
Fletcher, Holmar?3 Tais.o. 361.80
Fink, Louis?A P Reihen. 159.15
Friedberg, A and M (A Friedberg
& Bro)?-E V Webb & Co. 13,401.OC
General Commerce Co, Inc, and
Morros Kaitech?U S Desk Co, f
Inc.,1Sl)
Goldner, Morris?L Goldberg et
Gregerson, Svend?People, etc.. 100.00
Gill, Wm S?255 West End Ave
Corp . 340.30
T-Ianlo'n. .lohn?N. L. Ottinger- ?x2i?
Haas, Chas. .T.?F. O. Malier- .07.(0
Hillyer, Wm. H.?J. C. Ames
et al.?. 4030'
Hygradc Auto Exchange. Inc.? ,.-.?
Norwich Union Indemnity Cq.. lOo.SJ
Ignosskort i. Co.?L. S. Holtad?
& Co. 26,733.41
iiram, Anton?City of N. Y. 187.55
Jacklowitz, Edward?Fifth Nat.
Bank of City of N. Y. 2<0.9a
Jordan, Frederick?D. "W. Gregory
Adjustment Corp. 9-1.uj
Jankowltz, Nathan?Rothenberg
& Rol henpberg, Inc. ill 1
Karpel, David?S. Karpel: casts. 1-5.4?>
Lake, Robert L. (Steamship and
Equipment Co.)?Schmelz Na
t tonal Bank. 1,085.18
Levine, Philip, and New Amstcr
dam Casualty Co. ?People. &c. 7.500.00
Leon, Irving G.?G. E. Price.... f?7.20
Levy, Frank?S. Sherman. 8,953.-5
Melton, Walter?State Industrial
Commission . B?r?2
Marguliss, Joseph?A. Mattever. 120.20
Montgomery Mills, Inc.?Okeh
Hosiery Milis. 2S8.63
Meyers, Mol I le, and Sam Felix?
People, &c. 200.00
Milgrfm. Max. or Max Miller (In?
dependent Butter Co. i?S. Ep?
stein et ni. 5SS-1?
Neuberger, Lester?J. Potash- 1,959.40
Northrup-Williams Co., Inc.?E.
M. C. Hawkins et al. 976.95
Nercessian. N, Davis?L. M. Leo?
pold & Co. 6,205.72
O'Connor, Thomas C.?Wyckoff
Pipe and Creosoting Co., Inc.... 10,276.27
O'Connor, Thomas C.?Phoenix
Bridge Co. 24,011.03
O'Brien, Mae C, and May O'Brien,
Inc.?L. Gelb. 721.98
Price. Wallace, jr.?E. N. Sonnen?
strahl . 978.16
Pirk. Fred?State Industrial Com. 2*4.00
Poustylnik, Zise, and Hyman
Weiss (Poustylnik & Weiss)?
Pacicif Baank. S8I.S2
R. C. Douglas & Co., Inc., and
Robert C. Douglas?J. V. Lago 8,517.17
R. & C. Improvement Co., Inc.?
Norwich Union Indemnity Co. 141.48
Rosasco, Mario and Joseph?9.
Wohlmuth . 181.8?
Richter, Isador?P. Grossman.
costs .."? .. .".. 116.19
Reelcraft Picture? Corp.?J. L.
Reubert et al. 2.451.67
Serlls, Ben. O.?F. H. Calcott
& Co. 121.91
Soesel, Charles?Acker, Merrall
& Condit Co. 178.20
Sp^ngold Woolen Co. , Inc.?M.
Norwick . S64.99
Schreiber, Benjamin?J. O. Hub
bard . 107.89
Shavllnsky, Stephen, and Jennie ?
Forman, adrara.?C. Winkler
et al. costs. 118.95
Stemm. Ralph A. and National
Surety Co.?People, etc. 6,000.00
Strlvelll, James, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. of N. Y.?Same.. 1,000.00
Stoloff, Morris?S. Flechncr et al. 621.95
Sulzer, Wm. E.?W. E. Pr?den
Hardware Co. 332.68
Smith. Philip P., and Paul G.
Simon?A. P. Villa & Bros.. Inc. 6,996.08
Twitchell, Herbert K?C. Ryan. 11,134.52
Taubin, Abraham?J. Janowitz &
Sons . 128.27
Tansey, Robert?J. N. Eden et al 204.41
Terry. Raymond M.?G. G. Fay. 412.60
Taylor, William B.?Benjamin &
Leipzig, Inc. 123.10
Twombly, William I.?West 80th
Street Garage Co. 120.63!
Villa, Arthur, and National Sure?
ty Co.?People, etc. 2,000.00
West Allenhurst Improvement Co.
?A. C. Sheridan. 150.95 i
Weltz, Frederick C.?M. Patton.. 1,092.32:
Williams, Clarence?George E.
Van Vorst, . Inc.215.66 |
Wildman, Sidney?Harrolds, Ltd. 823.45 |
Warren, Frederick?H. D. John?
son . 234.80
Yokel, Barthold?Yang Houst
Realty Corp. 214.41
Yale Products Corp.?Ferdinand
Buedinger Co., Inc. 209.20
In Bronx County
The first name is that of the debtor:
Brodhar, Morris?B. Breithart
et al. $59.41
Fischer, Gustav?D. & S. Fibra
?Co., Inc.'. 183.00
Forestlerl, Salvatore?M. Sclmeca. 115.95
Greenwich Associates, Inc. ?
Schoen & Newman, Ine. 1240 37
Gray, Clifford P.?M. Rosenthal. # 'S25?23
Kolbenheyer, Harry?A. Becker.. 100.00
Same?L. Becker. 1,083.53
Lite, John?D. Montano. 126.40
Steinberg. Herman?Sweet, Orr
& Co., Inc. 421.98
SIrowltzt Michael?M. Mayer. 1,101.72
Wilson, Isaac?Harlem Sugar Co.,
Inc- ??. 25.87
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County
Tho first name is that of the debtor; the
second that of the creditor and dato when
judgment was filed:
Guggenheim. Albert?N. P. Lo?
gan; Feb. 11, 1921. I296.5S
Murantone, Rosine, and Raflaele
Del Vecchio?Kips Bay Brewing
and Malting Co.; Nov. 29, 1915 *,9 77
Slkins, Richard?C. E. Ward; Dec.
.. 6- "M.v. 112?
same?Same; Oct. 21. 1918. 108 00
Mandel, Abraham?J. C. Owen;
Feb. 1. 1921. 832 06
Goldman. Isidore C.?M. Kay;
Oct. 22, 1920..... 424 20
Foreign and Domeatlo Transpor?
tation Corp.?Radio Corp. of
America; Nov. 2*. 1920. 46145
Seaner. Simon?Biili.ih>.?i r?? ??*.??*
_F1WAKCUL
T? Holder? of Certlflrat^~of~rw!ir~**
evansvixle * rmt Hx?Tr_'.,w
ROAD COMPANY rlRs/S?o'
MORTAGE 8% BOND?. d? S^
1948, Issued by THE FARMlffa, **?
AND TRUs/ Co?pan? oli^
ander Agreement dated April ?uT!*T'
between holders of said ha??' U'
?hold boron,, parti-. iheretTL "^
Lommitte? therein named. ,b*
Notice Is hereby ?1v,n that a PL*? ..
AOREBMBNT FOR THE RPoJ!>S"t'
ZATION OF CHICAGO ? ?**1"
ILLINOI9 RAILROAD COMPavt **
March 21st, 192l. un6tT m?g\*-<?
Kuhn. Loeb * Co. ar? to act a. d '
sanitation Managers, has be.s ?~
and adopted by th. und.rs!g?M 5_!_?
tee. and that _ copy of ..?%?*"*
Agreement has been died wph ,h ? *M
ers' Loan and Trust Company, th, rw!
tary under the ..ld Agr,emtDof f*"
21st. 1?1B. of APril
Any holder of a Certificate of r>_- .
sued under said Agrsem.nt\X,?'?"
191.3. may. within the thIrt,.ilT ***
preacrtb,* by said Agreement. ' ?,,1*??'
Th? Partner?- Loan and Tru? CoL
the Dspo.ltary, at Its offlo?. No t, wr,T
Street. Now York City, . wrltte"*! *
dissent from said Plan an. Arr?'* of
specifying the dar. or da,., an. ?*Z
ber or number, of the Certificat?. JT'
posit held by him. Uni... holder. If
standing Certificate, of Depo.lt ZI?*
der said Agr.emmt of April ?J*,"/
representing more than fifty per ?at
amount of bonds deposited under ,
Agreement shall file such wrtf.J?l ? Ml"
dissent from ?aid Flan an" irrU? Cf
the manner and within the ?rio_T_a_ '
Agreement of April 21st 19is ??.'Vf*1
said Plan and Agr-m^ni orlan h.-^
and binding on ail hold?". 0 &*&*?"
of Deposit issued and outstanding ??'
said Agreement of April 2'st 1,1?' n?d,r
such holders will become parti,,- i?\?:
Pian and Agreement without th_tiLttli
new Certificates of Deposit Xtn" o?
Copie? of said Plan and Agre?m?n? .
which reference Is hereby nudi fZ .V-?
?tatement of the term, condition-* 'tt;i
provisions thereof, may b? obtain.? .*ni
the Depositary under said Arn??,?'11;
April 21st. 1915 Agreement of
Dated. New York. April J. iM1#
HAROLD PALAGANO
C?au?ttM
GELLER, ROLSTON * BLANfi^"
Counsel
GRAHAM ADAMS. S^rrotarv
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND *Dr?
COMPANY, Depositary. "lST
To Holder? ?f Certificate? of Deposit Imm?
by GUARANTY TRUST COMPAS. OB
NEW YORK, a? Depositary, f.r CHI?
CAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS BAR.
ROAD COMPANY GENERAL CONSOLI?
DATED AND FIRST MORTGAGE ITO!
PER CENT RONDS, Ho- 1937, depwlt?:
under Bondholders' Protective Alerte?
ment, dated August 3, 1915, betwtei
"Depositors" of swell bond, as denied
therein and the undersigned CoaaadtM.
Notlc* Is hereby giren that, under ?ni
Surauant to ?aid agreement, the Commit??
as formulated, in co-operation with otter
a plan and agreeirfnt dat?d March ?:.
1921, under which Messrs. Kuhn. Loes ft
Co. are to act as P.eorganir.at!on Mant|er?
for the reorganization or adjustment ?' Un
affairs of the Chicago & Eastern Illinon
Railroad Company; that a copy thereof hai
been tiled with said Depositary at It, ???
flee. No. 140 Broadway. New Tork City
that the date of the first publication herec:
is April 6, 1921; that, pursuant to ii..
agreement dated August 3, 1915, every "De?
positor" under ?aid agreement, a, def.M.1
therein, will be conclusively deemed t?
have assented to said pian and agr?ent,;
and to be bound thereby, ur.!?,, he ,h?ll.
within forty days af'er the date of the Ont
publication hereof. fil* with said Deport,:"
a written notice of dissent from ?aid pit,
and agreement, withdraw from said afrw
ment dated August 5, 1916. and make pay?
ment as therein provided, anel alio repay
with interest any advances mad, to h!xn tu
said Depositary or said Commutes; and
that the Committee has fixed one per cent
of the principal ?mount of bond? d?p*iiten
by each Depositor who so withdraw, from
said agreement as tho amount which h?
must ray tuward th? expense, of th,
Commitiee.
Copie, of said plan and agreement m?r
b? obtained from said Depositary or ta?
Secretary of tho Committee.
Date<5, New York. April 5, 1M1.
HEVRY EVANS. Chalnnaa r
J. HOWARD BOGABDl'S
HERBERT H. DEAN
SA MC EL F. STREIT
FRANK B. WEEKS
CoDunitU*
SIMPSON, THACHER ?V BASTLETT.
Countel.
A. F. HALSTED. Secretary.
12 Cedar Street, New York City.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY 0?
?EW YORK, Depositary.
Notice to holder- of Certificate? of Deport?
issued by INITED STATES MOW?
GAGE AND TRUST COMPANY to de?
positing bondholders ?"?der ?ai ?fW?
ment dated Marrh 25. !?&**??
?uch holder, of the F.EFI NDI>G ACT
lMPROVKMKNT MOItTi.AGL FO IK
PER CENT BONDS OF CHICAGO*
EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD (0M
PAN Y Issued under the Refunding tiia
Imnroremrnt Mortgage executed bytn?
Railroad Company to the Bunker? Trosi
Company of New York as Trustee M
?hall become purties to said W**?"?J*
tu the manner therein provided (tnerew
nnd herein designated Depositing ????;
holder?), parties of the first P?**;. ?**
JOHNiW. PLATTEN and others (U>?r?
In and herein designated the Co?Mlt
tee), party of th? second part.
Pursuant to ?aid agreement th? ???"""'
te? has this day approved and adopt?? ?
PLAN AND AGREEMRN'T FOR REOR
OANIZATION OF THE -?HI?AOO *
BASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COM
PANT, dated March ?1. 1921. under whir?
Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb A Co. are to act ??
Reorganization Managers, and filed a c?p.
thereof with United States Mortgage ?M
Trust Company, as Depositary MWM?
agreement, at Its office. No. 65 t-eo?-_
Street. Borough of Manhattan, New Tor*
Pursuant to said agreement the CemimK.
tee publishes notice of the fact of ,0"
approval and adoption and filing. Th? 0?"
of first publication of notice 1? April ?
1921
Pursuant to said agreement th? tl??
(thirty days) within which Deposit.?
Bondholders mav Pie notice of dissent iron
Bald plan and agreement ?hall begtn to ros
from the date of th? first public????
hereof. _ .__ Mm.
In cas? any Depositing Bondholder a?
?1res to withdraw his bonds "C-m sst
agreement of March 26, 1914. he WfB!??
called upon to surrender to said Depost.?^
his Certificate of Deposit properly endorse
if registered and to pay to the Depo?lt*r;
for account of the Committee such ?moan
as the Committee may in accordance w? ?
said agreement fix as a fair contrlbut-or.
toward the compensation and expense,??
indebtedness of the Committ-e.
Copies of the Pian may be obtained fro?
th? Depositary or the Secretary ?f ???
Committee.
Dated, New Tork, April I, 1I2L
.?OHN W. PLATTEN, Chai?*?
JOHN W AM.r?>*G
JOHN E. BLl'NT, it.
FRANKLIN Q KelWN
CHARLES R. BlTT8
FREDERICK II ECK*?
ROBERT FLEMING
DONALD G. GEDDK?
1VII.UI K S. JOHNSON
OTTO II. KAHN
HAROLD PALAGANO
JOHN J. PCLLEYN
MELVTN A. TRAYLOB
Comsstf??
JOSEPH P. COTTON, Counsel.
CALVERT BREWER. Secretary.
GK Cedar Street, New York City.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AN?
TRUST COMPANY. Depo.itary._ __
Virginia Rallwity ? Power CoBina?y;t,
149 Broadway, Now York, March U. ?R
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ?** g?
Annual Meeting of tno ?Stui-knoldcrs oi >?
Virginia Railway & Power Company win
held at the General Office of the Cptr.P??^
in the City of Richmond. VirfWJV u
Wednesday, April 20, 1921. at 12 oci*:?*,
The Transfer B.ioks will be closea
Thursday. March 31, 1921. at 3 o C'oc* rfj
U.. and will be reopened on Thursday. **
21. 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M. _ ..__
O. B. WILLL\M&Sex?t*rj?__
toe; April B, 1919.? ,4t
Sanders, Nathan N. and Frank
M?ller?M. Migd-.n; Nov. 2?, ...i,
1?20 . '*?
R. M. Owen & Co. and Raymond
M. Owen?C. D. Stowell; Feb. 8. ?,-1#i
1913 (reversed). 6-17*
Fall?n. William J.?M. C. Swan- , g4
ton; March 31, 1921 (eancvi<>U>. *vi'
Danowlt2, David, and Herman
Cernstein?People, etc.; Mwch !???,
17. 1921 (vacated). "*'
Armstrong, Relia A.?D. Ina!; ,A?it
Oct. 17, 1918. *'*?'
Iones, John F.?Chatham and
Phoenix National Bank of the . -.
City of N. Y.: Jan. 11. 1910- ?"?"
Sllvorman. Louia, and Philip lJ?n- .,??,
zetta?L. Trewln; M_y t, 191?.. ???'*
Tapp?, Anna?Varga Jeevelry Co., ..???
Inc.; March 21. 1921. ,M
Bll-Es? Holding Corp., Louis and
Rtcka Siegel?B. Lipser; March MtI
17. ??31.. **w

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