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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Denver BANK IS.
0RDEREDG CLOSED.
Manipulation Of Funds in
Collision With Outside
Parties Charged.

Denver. Colo Nay 2s.-The City
Bank and Trust Co. was taken over
today BY Grant McFerson, state bank
ing commissioner, who ordered the
institution closed pending invesiga-
ton
The banks deposits. according to
its last statement Nay 10, 1913. were
s1,076,40s.4s. ". J. Galiigan, former
state treasurer o. Colorado and for
is president
Manipulation OF the banks funds.
IN collision with outside parties. was
the explanation for closing the bank.
made in a statement by commissioner
McFerson-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
JAMES REDDING, Ell PASOAN.
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK CITY

James +. Jimmie" Reddlnr. for
merly a member OF the repororial
force Of The Herald ard who enlisted
IN hospital company No. one al the
outbreak OF the war. arrived fn New
York city Tuesday from overseas. ac-
coraing 70 word received BY his moth
er, who resides in FL Paso. serrt.
heoQins participated in some OF the
hardest battles Of the war as n mem
Der OF the Second division For the
past three months he has been Sc
riously 81 with pneumonia which lie
contracted while on duty with the
American forces IN Germany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

.eealment Of fees given attorneys for
securing uardous-
The committee. which was appoint
20 primarily 10 investigate the raleas-
Ing Of the states option 70 purchase
the Blue Ridge farm, finished its work
and adjourned until five days before
the called session Of the legislature
Chairman Suitor says that the report
viii De prepared at the next meeting
which VIII probably Be held in Hous-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
Champion Stowaway H. Comes
With 10th Engineers; He Can t,
Be Kept Out OF Good old u S. A.

NEW YORK. Nay 2s.-BringlnE Il
N officers and SOC men OF the 10th
engineers, the steamship Santa Paula
arrived today from Bordeaux.
The santa Peaula brought the
army's champion stowaway-in the per-
son OF Il year old Michael GiIhooiey.
arrived here for the first time
on the transport Agamemnon shortly
after rehabilitation began. was de-
ported by the immigration authorities,
reappeared two months later on the
transport Black Arrow. was redeport-
ed and now makes his third appear
ance.
Dresses as n Sailor.
On the two previous occasions he
wore q soldiers uniform, but this
time he tried TO better his luck
dressed as a sailor.
The boy says that his mother was
q Belgian and his father, who came
from Cork, died in 1910. when war
broke out he was living with his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
NEW ASSISTANT MANAGER
FOR SHFV noW HOTEL

J. n Barker, who for six wears has
been assistant manager OF the Shell
don hotel has resigned 10 20 into
business FOR himself The resignation
VIII be effective on June 1. G. c.
Dyer, OF Houston. wiz succeed him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28

Ignacio Salazar and P. Rodriguez
were transferred wednesday from the
the city tS the county iail. They
were arrested at the Stanton street
bridge, By immigration inspector
Caples. in connection with snug
Cling cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
BRITISH AsIBAssADORIAL
Possibilities N.lIED

Paris. France. May 2S.-The names
o. the Duke az DeVonshire and Gen.
Jan Christian SHUTS are among those
now mentioned as possible ap-
pointees as British ambassador 10
Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-28
WILSON MAY SEEK REFLECTION
IF LEAGUE PLAN IS DEFEATED

Cummins Feels President Would Yield to Pressure If
World Union Fails, Which He Considers Unthink-
able; McAdoo and Palmer Talked as Possible Can
didates as Democrats Launch Campaign for 1920.
The sun., 1919-09-25
LIST NEW SECURITIES.
stock Exchange Governors Vote
Favornbiy on Several Issues.

Several additions to the list OF stocks
traded in on the New York stock Ex-
change were made yesterday when its
committee on stock list reported favor
ably to it's governors on new applica-
lions Included in the new issues listed
were the following:
Fairbanks Company, 50, 900, 900 in s per
cent. cumulative preferred stock, nom
voting: Braden Copper Mines Company,
s4453. 900 additional fifteen year per
cent. sinking fund coupon bonds, due on
February l, 1881; Stromberg Carbure-
tor Company OF America, $4,000 addi-
tional shares OF capital stock of no par
value ]. I. Case Threshing Machine
Company, ss50,000 of Z per cent. cumu-
lative preferred stock: Sinclair Consoll-
dated OIL Corporation. temporary certii-
Gates for 2,Ss7.982Is shares OF an au-
thorized issue of $500 900 shares of
capital stock without par value, with
permission to add 2,6l2017I1 shares on
offioial notice of issuance and payment
in full Pierce OIL Corporation, tempo
rary certificates for s4.f91.700 of 8 per
cent. cumulative preferred stock with
authority TO add s5os,3oo additional on
notice OF issuance, and s15,0o0,000 OF
Glass B common stock, with authority
to add s5000.000 additional on official
notice of issuance.
The recent resignation of George w.
Ely as secretary of the exchange and
the subsequent election of f. V. d. Cox
to that office left vacancies on three
committees of the governors OF which
Mr.. Cox was a member. Al yesterdays
meeting the following changes in these
committees were reported: Committee
on business conduct. r. H. II. Simmons,
vice-chairman, and II. @. s. Noble,
member OF committee; committee on
clearing house, z. n. Fl. Simmons, vice
chairman, and Robert II. Atterbury,
member OF committee committee on Sc
curities. 8. s. Prince, chairman, and
Robert Gibson, member OF committee.
w. Strother Jones was elected a trustee
OF the gratuity fund to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death OF Henry c. Law
renee. Resolutions OF regret were
passed by the board. one regarding the
resignation from the governing commit
tee OF p. " d. Cox and the other re-
garding the resignation as secretary OF
@. W. Ely.
The sun., 1919-09-25
COTTON FUTURES
STEADY AT FINISH
Closing Prices Show Net Drop
of From Is to 90 Points
for Day.

Liquidation in advance OF the monthly
crop reports caused yesterday an un-
settled tone in the cotton market The
partial decrease in the crop indication
was discounted in the recent rise of
nearly cents a pound. That advance
left the market in an easter technical
position. Reactions, however, were
moderate compared with recent gains
The last hour saw the pressure on the
October long liquidation. due to to-day's
being the first notice day, and served as
a check on demand IN the last hour
While the undertone ruled steady re-
coveries were not maintained. The mar
ket closed steady at net decline of Is
to 23 points
Southern selling, local pressure and
liquidation were responsible for tn,
steady opening when options were down
5 to Is points. The steady tone in
foreign exchange and in securities and
better strike news favored the bull side,
but did not have any decided effect on
the market Short covering and some
buying caused rally, but it was short
lived. The weekly weather report was
too badly mixed to create sentiment.
AS result the market broke rather
sharply during the afternoon, with
prices at one time showing a net loss OF
% TO S6 points. October was relatively
easy under liquidation in the advance.
Based largely on expectation that
SPOT demand will drop as soon as Sep
TENDER commitments have been filled and
forthcoming condition reports be lower
than generally anticipated. traders talked
bearlshly. The first of tho private condl-
ton figures is expected this morning
The Government report will be published
on Thursday of next week. Exports for
the day we're I 1855 bales, making 1921
this season, against 4SS.52S last year
Private cables from Liverpool wer,
somewhat contradictory. One said that
the advance had stopped bus ness ir
Manchester Another that hedge selling
in that market was absorbed by cover
ing Weather conditions we're favorable
clear throughout, and there was no evi.
| dence of any frost in the belt
RanRe Of nricea: Tues
The sun., 1919-09-25


s Il sSs. ;ssogt.c; ~Ams s,snslss;:sSd
req dog hour' 40 il. sacks. go: Western
Standard Sra ndd iUo ID ao '' a. oa
l.o ID SACKS. ;SoSSf. on meal. SIS a
FRUITS, DRIED-APPLEs-Evaporated
far Western and State, h., 2oc.
oos NAVAL sToREs-spIrits ,urpsntIne
soOd .rsi S' ,,s5 ho s. ,ifsS D. ,,s
1 ,ssS's: s.s K W. :ssi n '''; y. 's'' We
port. beI.;, sls2s; do, bulk. sll,5o do.
s ssi !, 'so2S 90; bulk. 'is;Soi do. eases,
consumers, ssne' 1stesi ssI sS.sS' LInss sd
oil; strictly pure. gals. Of 7r lbs. in
2.ss; $50 Id. bag, .!@l75; ls5 lbs. IS o
iss rs. Jersey 50; V red. i,S ss lbs.
;sSi iSO lbs OI ,sSs 49, s SRf 1sS 1ss.
Isl Delaware and MSryis4a. No No. /. b. io.
No. i, ssi.' ,ais S SsSs '0~'O'' southern
rI POULTRY. DRESSED CHICKENS :
Dbl packed. mix fed, '0 ~ i iSs and ovsf
each. sac. under az lbs each, sac; Iced.
sbIs; Western, milk fed, a7Ss5c.i corn
err. mix fed, kegs. SoSsic.; CORN fed.
PAR ssc, 70 iSs., pair ,sG; ssee'N phils:'
sS8ise.. State and Ren ns $50
Western; milk fed, s7a sso:; corn fed. g o
western, Is q Sec. western. scsided, 50
assc. southwestsrn, bbls. or kegs. 81 2
soa or OBJ sss sso css SS dry
and Pennsylvania, spring, ssc. SQUADS
eSis wH ,sOS sG. G6gfN SsSoG aeTs SIS
POULTRY. LIvE-sPRING CHICKENS
Via freight, 32933c.; colored, by ex-
press sYSssG;. wn Fow fSsoGEh' tre!ght,
heavy. s5c.: light to medium. s29S!c.i
SG hIss and mNsf via express s2@ oID
RoosTERs-Via freight. isc. TURKEYS
Hens, via freight, sOe,: tens. use
sUutse5n vs fT.sh a csc fFeFs
freight, 2oQ22c. PIGEONS-Per pair. via
freight or express, S5c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork Arm; mess, sts @
Beef steady; mess, s25 a26; family. s2s@
20; packet. s2s@2s; extra India mess
sSOGSi. Hogs easier;, bacons 25c': i!c
picked clear. ic-l2 lbs. siGS2e.; dry
salted clear. 1920 lbs. 24kc. Greases
9gis, yellow lsSisMc. ., shSice' r hUpse
1914 lbs, 26xc.; skinned. 1920 lbs,
27%c. Tallow steady; eity special. loose,
G2s.2O; city lard frmer: quoted. asa q
S5%c.; refined lard steady; continent
S29. so; South America, s29.75: Brazil kegs
S8075: compound steady; quoted. FAC
25kc. Stearine frmer; city lard stearine.
SIC: oleo, lee.
RICE-Domestic screenings &c: second
head, &c.; medium, 12hc.; fancy head
13hc.; Japan. choice to fancy. III 4
1lnc.; blue rose. choice to fancy. 100
12kc.
sUGAR-cut loaf. 1o.5oc, crushed
xxx powdered. s.2Oc.: powdered, s.i5c.i
fine granulated and diamond A, &c.; con-
fectioners A, $500; No. l. s.S5c-
The sun., 1919-09-25
CORN MARKET HAS
SHARP PRICE DROP
ontions Break 3 ga to 6 Cents
From Days High When
Selling Starts.

corn prices broke sharply yesterday
,r,sn the market became overbought.
CATIONS fell 3% to cents from the days
,Igh level in the selling movement
,,srted in the latter part of the session.
Tho rand rises of the last two days
weakened the technical condition and
made an assault on the cereal an easy
undertaking. Shorts stampeoed to cover
during the upbidd'ng In the morning,
-osueing the bear interest. The buying
,vident in the last hour OF Tuesday
allied to materialize. and with practi-
callv no demand, offerings flooded the
market with no one to absorb those
o6erngs prices naturally fell. The trade
was selling still at the close, options be-
ing near the days low levels. News pointed
N the bear side, the weekly weather re-
nort asserting that the greater part Of
he crop was safe from frost damage.
although II may take ten DAYS or two
yeeks for some of 1t to mature. Price
currents statement concerning condi-
inns substantiated the Government esti-
mate of September 1 OF 2.S50. 000, 900
bushels and encouraged selling.
The September delivery, which showed
,be least res stance in the break. proved
ira strongest in the morning rise. when
Il was UP cents compared with Tues
davis close. Shorts were particularly
active early in covering, and with some
commission houses buying on the light
movement the strength in cash corn, due
10 the good Eastern demand and small
receipts. was the factor which caused the
continuation of Tuesdays upturn. The
tv, oarttriffaa uaq Qn0fhAf
bSon to the bulls. Strike news does not
seem to be affecting the market to any
degree either way. Neither is the for
eign exchange situation having any
effect one way or the other,
Oats were firm early. only to decline
when corn broke The drop was not
quite so large, however, inasmuch as
ne cereal had failed closely to follow
corn on its rise. Absence of export de-
mand and the large visible stocks dis
courage buying in oats at present. 1t is
admitted that the new crop will be below
expectations but there being so much of
he commodity on hand 1t is difficult to
see just how It would benefit the longs
fhort covering on corn's rise, light re-
ceipts and lack of country offerings
ssryed to boost prices in the morning
mart Of the session. Buying by the
morris was responsible for the strength
b provisions.
Local grain. &c, quotations of yester-
Gay follow:
CoRN-The local cash market was
s.ser, No. . yellow quoted at s1.6e%
h. 1 white, tl.7o%. cost and freight New
YORK
oATS-The local cash market was
ouiet. No. / white quoted at 7shc.; No.
White 7sn q T9c; No. 3 white, tn q TSc.i
No. white, 7sh ore. all elevator
RyF-Market easy No. Western,
u.55h, cost and freight New York
BARLEY-Market easy. Feeding, s1.34
mating, s1.41,>co and freight New York
HAY-Market hrm. No. /, si.7oGl.7b
No :, s1.5591.65; No. 8. s1.sS q Las; ship
ping, N.15@1.25. =
sTRAw-Market steady. No. rye. SIC
The sun., 1919-09-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE
Citizens National Bank
nE NEU VnRE

Notice Is hereby 0iven that special
meetinJ Of the shareholders Of this Bank
has been called and Lofll be held at ttoelUe
o'clock, noon, on Wednesday, the 22nd
day Of October, 1919. at the office OF
The Bank, No. 320 Broddt1dy, IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of NeU
York, to consider the ddvisubiIity Of IN
creGsing The capital stock Of the Bank
from s2550, 900 to S3,0O0,000, to consist
OF 81, 900 shares, Of the par value Of 500
each. bV issuing $500 additional shares,
for cash. to the shareholders Of record at
the close Of business on october 81, 1913,
pro rata at the par value thereof, aid to
amend the Articles Of Association Of this
Bank accordingly
For the purpose Of determining the
right Of the shareholders 10 vote at the
said meeting, the transfer books Of the
Bdnk tDitt be closed from 8 p. NJ. on
October 8, 1919. untl 10 A. NJ. on Oc-
tober %. 1919.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
EDWIN s. sCHENCK, President.
Nc.p York SeDfef1 be,- 18TH 1919
The sun., 1919-09-25
Close. Chgt
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-Beans, marrow.
sS0r,s;r 100 lbs, sli:7S; msrrSw. Man
,S pea choice sss5 Ssso '' msdi tsS
c,sllf9Tnis; sI55as; small white. caiiior,
ispa6sss or coresn. ;s.as; Ss,tuSu. e9 Nam,
..hurlan, $3.50; red kidney. choice, ;1s.500
a sa ,a sT5GS ys iSe .ya s'G Vs. s Msn
turtle soup, 31li white kidney, choice,
sMis25.al:.5o; !!mPsriais. so; Iamsmoto,
o 6aSoa chilean Sssss5G ere cSs21
Manchurian, round, ss.T5GT.2S; long. $50
g short, s5.5o9s; California, 179L25;
s9a S ssDiss p.a %a' scS Sell
ins ,s75@7; green, wisconsin. ss.56
FL: Idaho, sf.25@7.5o; Washington,
ssssgn 'ss97sSG' l hSst4san ;s SSS7s
japanese SS,30Gs.50; black eye. Califor-
ma, 1855 splits. yellow. $3.50; green. $40
stiGSo whit small Manchurian. is.7S
BUrTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
r. soy q Sic; extras, 90 score. sOc.; hrsts,
" to 81 score, 55ts Q59hc,; nrsts, IS 10
" score, 52h 95ihc.; seconds. IS TO 81
uhsalted, higher than extras, 63964c
extras, 50 q 62hc., irsts, 80 q 6te.i seconds,
IA pb4lc; State, dairy tubs, finest, IS q
lair, $50 sac ladies, current make, nrsts,
Hgilc,; seconds. 44h q 46c. lower grades,
,Su4tc; packing stock, current make, No.
grades, ~ q CSC.
CHEEsE- state, whole milk, fresh iats,
sOloFed or white. h., 30h oslo: average
~, sec; lower grades, 2oQ2ehc.; held
mats specials, 31gSlhc.; average run,
.yr pSOis c., twins, specials, oolored or
Ssnte 30 n 30Hc.; average run, 2sH "a
80; lower grades. 25@2sc.; Wisconsin,
eealsles, fresh, 2Oa3lhc. double daisies
IWesh 80 Sic; Young Americas fresh,
s.4 5-l1c.; cheddars, Canadian, In bond,
sa5 .>'-e.; state skins specials. 21 4
gLTc prime TO choice, ls@19hc; fair
good liTl7c.; lower grades, TRi3o.
CoIIONSEED OIL-RanEe OF prices:
The sun., 1919-09-25
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Sept "a. Only
moderate price changes occurred IN the
cotton market to-day, operations on the
long side bang hampered by the tend
ency to take profits, while trading for
short account was more or less restrict
I'd by the unfavorable tone of crop re.
ports and continued claims OF a better
spot situation in tho interior. Last prices
were at net losses Of II to 22 points
The close: October. $1,000 December
81. 43c. January. SLATE. March, 31.4sc
May, 3150c.
Spot cotton steady and unchanged
middlinR 81 3ec
The sun., 1919-09-25
Tues

The local market Tor spot cotton was quiet
and Is points lower at 81 75c, for middlng
upland; sales nil. Southern spot markets :
Galveston firm, unchanged at 80. soc sales
$50 bales. New Orleans steady. unchanged at
81. 3sc. sales, ii52 bales. Mobile steady, un-
changed at 80. soc sales. IS bales. Savannah
steady, unchanged at SIC: sales. 500 bales
Charleston frm. IL p0->>S higher at $500. 4;
sales 200 bales Baltimore nominal, un-
changed at 81 5oc sales nil. Augusta steady
Is points higher at ale sales, ,28 bales
Memphis nominal. unchanged at Sic; sales,
sales nil Houston steady, unchanged at
"a. 75c.; sales, i, sS9 bales little Rock quiet
unch anged at 81. 25c. sales, 1874 bales. Dallas
steady. rs points lower at a2c.; sales. $685.
The sun., 1919-09-25
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton steady and 80
points higher OF 10 7od for middling, Sales,
5000; American, 5000. Imports, 500. all
points decline to . points advance: closed
barely steady OF net advance of points to
toSsr' fssSd.; December, is.ssd. January,
10 sd; March, 10 Sod; May. 10. sod. Manches-
ter-Yarns hrmer; cloths In more demand.
The sun., 1919-09-25
British Cotton Claims.

wAsHINGTcN, Sept. "a. - The British
Embassy in a statement gave to-day
notice that all outstanding claims re
sulting from cotton cargoes taken over
by the British authorities during April
and May, 1918, while en- route from
limited States ports to neutral European
countries must be filed before next Janu-
airy /. The claims are to be presented
to the British Board Of Trade. Purchases
DeDartment.
The sun., 1919-09-25
COTrONSEED oIL-RanEe OF prices:

ss IS's-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 50
a. eA,rt nrsts. 80 g57e, hrsts. SEQ
&c d.rt!ss. No. !. 4OG42c; No and
syy a. I, o.. a9c'; checks, good TO choice,
S,Ty.raa1o 2 Ssc.i undergrades. ESQ 35c re-
a. - n 49e hrsts 4aA a4Tik 81 SEQ
re- $50 ~ So; State, Pennsylvania and
fsSrU% -Weslern, hepnery whites hne TO
snered whites common TO prime, so 20
"a racine coast whites. express, fancy.
,ysJj ot9tr Western and Southern. gath
49, whites os@13c,; State, Pennsylva M a
Ia nearby. hennery browns fancy. 90 ~
~. EA'hered brown and mixed eoiors.
h@t fancy 5sa6Oc.; fair TO prime,
=. flour AND MFAI-Rvs -four ouist.
JEsto good, 81 % n T. 70: choice TO fancy
~ - . White coyn -four steady, 81 %
''' ioo lbs Corn meal quiet; yellow
The sun., 1919-09-25
COFFEE MARKET.

The market for coffee futures opened
yesterday irregular, l point higher to 3
points lower. Trading was very quiet
and operators disposed to await develop
ments in Brazil. Later in the day there
was fair European and trade demand,
strengthened by steadier Santos cables
reporting gains there OF 100 to 275 reis,
which brought in short covering, sending
December to 1900. March to 1910
and May to 1916. Trading was no.
overactive and the market was a rather
narrow affair. Final prices were Is l..
80 points net higher.
The sun., 1919-09-25

Cones Cables-Rio was unchanged at liSO9S
for No. 7. Exchange 1-32d. higher at II 7i-S2d
Receipts 1900 bags and stock ass. 900 bags. In
Santos spots were 200 reis lower at l7S0o0 for
- and ASSOC for rs Futures rs to 80 reis
higher. Receipts IS, 900 bags and stock III 900
bags. Receipts at the ports were Il, 900 bags,
ago. Sac Paulo had SO, 900. against ", 900 and
81 900, and Jundiahy 5000, against 900 and
10 900 bags respectively Cloudy weather was
reported in one district OF Sac Paulo, rain in
one, showery In one and hne In two, with
temperatures ranging from 50 TO 50 degrees.
Inc steamship Tyr, which cleared from Santos
on the 22d, had 1900 bags for New oreies ms,
not ~, OU0, ms previously reported
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
The sun., 1919-09-25

Wall Street, New York, September 2, 1919
DIVIDEND NO. T.
The Board OF Directors Of The East
Coast Fisheries Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF ~ % on the
Preferred stock. payable october lst. 1919.
to stockholders OF record September 9Sth,
1919. MARK w. NORMAN, Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-09-25
PROPOSALS.

once OF the Quartermaster General
Clothing a EquipaEe Division, Munitions
Building, Washington, d c. Sealed pros
posals In triplicate Will be received at
above office until II A. NJ October II,
1919, for furnlahng all or any part OF
40,e42 o. d. Overcoats. Bids must be
accompanied by guaranty OF ten per cent.
thereon, Proposal blanks and information
furnished on request.
The sun., 1919-09-25
Ncm YORK. September 15th. 1919.

Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held on Thursday, Oct. is.
1919. at twelve o'clock noon. at No. "a
Nassau Street, New York City, for the pur-
pose OF electing thirteen Directors of the
Company to serve for one year and until
their SUCCESSORS are elected, and for the
transaction of any business that may
lawfully be brought before the meeting
r. A. GAY, Secretary.
New York, September 3. 1919.
The sun., 1919-09-25
Cuatom House Receintn.

Receipts for duties al the Custom House
yesterday were $749,4s7s2, of which
s172293,2 was for merchandise with
drawn from bonded warehouses and
's577.1946s for recent importatiohs
The sun., 1919-09-25
THE VULCAN DEFINING COMPAN,

The Board OF Directors have declared a
dividend OF .wo and three-quarters per
cent (2E%) on the Preferred Stock of
this Company. payable October 20th, 1918,
to stockholders of record at p. NJ. Ooto-
Der 10th. 1919.
The above dividend includes ono per
cent. Il ~ on account of back dividends
The transfer books will be closed on Oc-
tober 10th. 1919. at p. M. and will be re-
opened on October 18th, 1919, at 10 A NJ
THE VULCAN DEFINING COMPANY
BY CHARLES f. OUTRAM. Secretary.
Sewaren N j.. September II, 1919
The sun., 1919-09-25
September 23rd, 1919.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

of the Superior Steel Corporation a quar-
terly dividend OF y OF lSs was declared
on the Common stock. The dividend Is
payable November list. 1919. to stockholders
Of record October 18th, 1919.
ii. ID. SARGE, Secretary,
The sun., 1919-09-25
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the City of New York

New York, September 10, 1918.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared a dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT,
payable on and after October lst 1919. The
transfer books will remain closed from
September goth, 1919. until that date.
VIM y. CABLE. Jr.. Caahlar
The sun., 1919-09-25
Howe Sound Company

New YORK, september 10. 1919,
Tho Board OF Directors OF the Howe
Sound Company have declared a quarterly
dividend of Five Cents per share upon the
outstanding capital stock OF the Company,
payable October is, 1919, TO stockholders
of record at the close Of business, Ssptem-
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The sun., 1919-09-25
STEEL & TUi E COM. ANY CT AMER CA

The board of Directors has declared the
first quarterly dividend OF ~ 20 on the ~
Cumulative Preferred stock OF the Com
holders Of record at the close of business
September 20, 1919. The transfer books
will remain closed until October l. 1919,
at - o'clock noon,
A. A. SCHLEsINGER,
President and Treasurer