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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
SECURITIES AT AUCTION,

f.loo Dry Dock. East Broadway and Bat,
terry r. r. Co, registered refunding
mortgass income bond. series c, due
January. 1880. and 81 scrip. SIS lot
50 shares National Machinery Co. pf r.
Of THIN, Ohio. es.
20 shares Chesebroush Building Co 100.
30 shares Crocker- Wheeler CO. cum. p,.
s&A.
IS shares px &C ChieaEo Milwaukee and St, Paul
10 shares I. $. Steel Corporation pr, lltI.
10 shares Great Northern Ry. Co pr, 93Ss
shares American Sugar Refining Co pr,
30 shares Cities Service Co, Delaware.
20 shares Kansas City Southern Ry. Co.
pr 50.
$1,000 St. Louis, Iron Mountain and south.
way and land grant mortgage per
cent cent, bonds. due April, 1881; interest
$4,000 pG csn snd o Of SseTs, * ~ oo,,o
dated gold 5 per cent. bonds. due No
ysmSsT. Is;.S' interest May and No
5000 Elisabeth Plainiold and Central
bonds, due December. 1850; ' interest
$4,000 Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. consolidated
frst mortgage 6 per cent bonds, due
1920; interest May and November,
$1,000 East Tennessee. Virginia and Gsor-
gia r. u. Co. divisional consolidated
nrst mortgage gold per cant, bond,
July. s5h
50. Missouri, Kan.a. and Texas Ry. Co
) per cent bonds, due September,
1919; March, 1917, coupons on, is%.
$4,000 sSurnern RailvSy Co rs, e9 %nU
due July, 1885; interest January and
$4,000 Erie Railroad Co. Genesee River
II. +. Co. FIRST mortgage per cent.
,TknF rrDs EUS bonds ond GgS Ssiy
I G 49, a
! res-aH- mortg,ssa per cent. gold
| bond. due August. 1926 interest Feb
., ,G TSS Ir and a.,o Angus, sST nav c.,,
debcnture gold bonds. due 1885, in
forest May and November 74S
! $50 United states Second Liberty Loan 4
! per cent. bond, due lg42: interest May
| and November 10 $3.50.
! 81 shares National Fuel Gas Co, 49,.
1s shares National Transit Co, sa2 per
. shares southern Pipe Line Co, iss.
| 5 shares the Illinois Pipe Line Co. 40.
| rs shares tho Ohio Oil Co. 1851 per share
| Is shares Standard Oil 60. of New York
! share northern Pipe Line Co, los
| share New York 1rsnsi, Co. 1913.
| ! share Eureka Pipe Line Co., los.
S shares the Buckeye Pipe Line Co, 1915
| share the crescent pipe Line Co $40. so
shares Indiana Pipe Line Co, 19s pei
share.
2 shares Union Tank Lime Co. ~.
| I share the Atlantic Refining Co, leei
IS shares standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
| $50
shares STANDARD OIL Co OF Indiana, 7s5
shares Vacuum Oil Co., AL,
| shares Delaware, Lnckawsnus and West
| ern Coal Co. $751; per share.
10 shares Delaware, Iackawanns RnC
Western II. II. Co, 'lIl per share.
80 shares Anglo American Oil Co.. Ltd 81
per share.
Is shares Peoria and Bureau Valley II, II
Co. 1903.
so shares Joliet and Chicago II. r. Co
10 shares Rensselaer, and Saratoga II. n
| Co, lis.
! 10 shares United Gas and Electric Corpo
ration tConnectcut) first pf, IS.
) shares National Liberty Insurance Co
tiS3 per share.
$4,000 Kew York and Florida Llmbe
co. nrst mortgage per cent hin
bonds, due April !, 1919: $4,000 Ne'
York and. Florida Lumber co, frs
mortgage per cent cypress bonds
due April I. 1919, 81: sos.
: 100 shares tho Rock Island 60. pr
100 shares All Package Grocery stores c.
pr, 81 lot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
coTroNsEED STATISTICS.
Figures show Increased Crashing
I'm LAST seven Months.

WASHINGTON, March 1e.--Cottonseed
and cottonseed products statistics an
nounced to-day by the Census Bureau IN
its report for the period from August
to February 2s shows:
Cottonseed crushed, s,363,343 tons,
against 3,2o1,511 last year on hand Feb
ruary 2s 565,o91 tons, against eS4,os2
year ago.
Crude oil produced e7s.sss,1es pounds,
against s71.ose.s1e last year; on hand
161. 52T926. against 1s9.b12,4o0 year
ago.
Refined oil produced 7ss,s82.62b
pounds. against ese,ito,2o7 last year /;
on hand 2s5,5tb.s1I. against 2ti,71t,4q1
a year ago.
Cake and meal produced 1.s37.sss
tons. against 1.b41.oo4 last year; on
hand 1s1.4o1. against flt.o22 a year
ago.
Linters produced 777,11s 500 pound
bales. against s27,b17 last year: on
hand s2s,77s. against 24o,o1b a year
ago.
Exports were: OIL so.soS.7o5 pounds,
against 82.711,077 last year; cake and
meal ts,101 tons. against 1884 last
year. and linters 62.s24 running bales.
against 121 .6s6 last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
KELSEY WHEEL REPORTS.
Net Profits for 1918 Are Equal TO
S6.I2 q share.

The annual report of the Kelsey Wheel
Company, Inc. ff 1913. issued yester-
day. shows net profits after charges, eX-
penses and Federal taxes OF $776,77s.
which after the deduction OF preferred
dividends. is equivalent to s5.72 share
on the common stock. Net profits were
s1.O4O,255 ~ $3.50 a share on the COM
mon In 1917.
The total sales for 1913 were slightly
less than in 1917, being S10,336,314
against s11.321,356. Expenses decreased
accordingly, so that the net income after
operating charges was sl,3S5,534 ir
1918, against s1,6I3,6lS In 1917. Other
income was substantially increased and
the total income before depreciation
charges was sl.5O5.290. Fedaal taxes
depreciation. &c. took more than s72s.'
900. leaving net profits for 1918 at $776,-
IT'S. After payment OF dividends aggre
eating more than 100000, there was g
surplus OF s572,02s, against $500 255
the 1917 surplus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
MEXICO WILL NOT
FORCE PAYMENTS
Collections Of Royalties on
Oil Not to Be Pressed, Says
Official Statement.

MEXICO CIT. Tuesday, March Is
The Mexican Government has no in
tention of forcing the immediate collec-
ton OF royalties on oil produced In this
country during January and February
under the decree of President CarTanza,
issued on February IS. according to a
statement authorized tonight by the
branch OF the Treasury Department In
charge OF petroleum revenues.
The announcement was made after
dispatches sent from Washington on
March IL. TO the effect that the decree
reopened the whole question OF the
rights OF foreign companies, was called
to the attention OF the department. II
was said that the action OF President
CarranEa was taken merely as matter
OF form to keep the records straight,
since petroleum affairs have been in
state OF suspense since the DEGREES rela-
tive 20 the oil business were issued last
August II was pointed out that II
was necessary to fix royalties to carry
out the provisions of previous decrees."
II was asserted by the department
that the whole problem would be laid
before Congress and that there would
be no collection of royalties until that
body acts
President Carranza of Mexico issued
a decree on August II. 1913, which in
effect cancelled provisions Of another
decree, announced on July 81, which laid
what were regarded as onerous condi-
tons on foreign oil interests doing bust
ness in that country. This was done
after representations had been made 20
the Mexican Government by Great Brit
ain and Washington had taken official
cognizance OF tho situation. Later II
was announced that negotiations were
being carried on by representatives OF
foreign oil interests and the Mexican
Government in an effort TO reach an
equitable adjustment of the points al
issue. The decree of February IS d.
| rected the Immediate collection OF roy
alties"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
COTTON MARKET
is STILL NERVOUS
Early Declines Are Followed
by Recoveries and Prices
Steady at Close.

The cotton market showed continued
nervousness and irregularity yesterday.
Around 2ic. level for new style May con-
tracts an improved demand was eneoun-
tered, and early declines were followed
by recoveries with the close steady net
IL points higher to IL points lower on the
new style months Old style deliveries
were very irregular, closing net 80 points
lower 20 20 points higher.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance OF 6 points to a decline OF II points
on the now contracts and quickly weak
ened. The lowest prices Of the day we're
touched in tho early afternoon when new
style months showed net losses OF rs to
so points, The decline was checked and
prices rallied in the late afternoon.
The spot market as officially reported
was 20 points higher 10 so points lower,
generally unchanged TO % points lower.
Range Of prices on leading months:
OLD STYLE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
ASSETS REALIZATION LOSS.
Report for 1918 show Dehcit of
SO5O,S75 at End of Year.

The annual report OF the Assets
Realization Company for 1918 shows
losses sustained and written off during
the year OF s3.672,727, against S1,o67,-
03O in 1917. After deduction of profits
realized and payment of interest
charges, there remained a deficit on the
years operations before expenses of 3d.
5S4.661
Expenses totalled more than $4,000.
leaving a deficit for 1918, after all
charges OF S3,63S.O52, against sl14s,SS3
in 1917. The surplus at the beginning
OF 1918 stood at S2,667,177,- which dur
ing the year was wiped out and in
its stead was a deficit OF S97O,S75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
WAR CORPORATION
WILL FINANCE ERIE
Will Take Any Part of Roads
New $4,000 900 Notes Not
Subscribed For.
sp, ia, D,spaseh 10 Tue sur.

wAsHI'-G ON, March 1s.-The War
Finance Corporation is prepared TO take
any of the new Erie Railroad three year
s per cent notes not subscribed to by
the holders OF the present issue or sold
by the roads fiscal agent to other sub
scribers. Formal announcement that the
corporation would support in that man
ner the Issue Of S15,ooo,Ooo OF the new
notes was made tonight.
The new notes are secured by all col
lateral deposited on the present note
issue In addition TO 100000 par value
Columbus and Erie Railroad FIRST mort
gage per cent. bonds and s5.4oo,ooo
par value Erie Railroad Company re-
funding and Improvement mortgage
per cent. bonds. Holders of the present
notes are to be offered preferential right
10 subscribe to the new notes at 9s and
interest and a.! notes not so taken may
be offered to investors at the same price.
which is also tho price al which the
War Finance Corporation will take the
Erie notes fos its part o the advance.
This is the first direct 'sistance given
any railroad by the corporation since
the failure of Congress to appropriate
the $3.50, 900 revolving fund. 1t fol-
lows close upon the advance of s50,ooo.-
900 to the Railroad Administration which
was approved this morning. Although
II was reported to-day that other
advances to the administration were In
prospect it was learned officially to-day
that placing OF additional sums TO the
credit of the administration is impossible
under the law which provides maxi
mum advance TO any individual or or
ganization of S5o,o00.o00. Consequently
! the administration will have to look
elsewhere for financing necessary to
carry the roads
The $5o.o00.0 900 is to be distributed by
Director General Hines to the Federal
treasurers Of the railroads 10 meet and
carry current accounts. Balances in the
hands of the treasurers had fallen dan
gerously low and in many instances were
below needs TO carry operation accounts
from month to month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
GERMANS CONTROL SHIPPING.
Strike at BuenOs Ayres Gives
Them Advantage.

BuENos AYREs, March 19--The re-
tusal OF the lonsshoremen yesterday 10
load and unload coastwisc vessels under
the Government decree nationalizing the
port S, !. res leaves the German owned
HamburI South America line in control
Of the heavy traffic of retransporting
cargoes and passengers landed at Monte
vidco by vessels unable to enter Buenos
Ayres,
Several OF these vessels fly the Argen-
tine flag, and they are the only ones not
disturbed by the strike of port workers
during the last two months. The only
competitor is steamship requsitioned
by Uruguay and manned by Uruguyan
naval crew. The German ships were not
affected by the strike in January and
the owners did not join in the subse-
uuent lockout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
FOSTERS TRADE RELATIONS.
fArgen iIRex mcTierk- Shamber of
Commerce incorporated.

The fostering OF trade relations be-
tween the Argentine Republic and the
United States was given yesterday as
an object of the Incorporation OF the
Argentine American Chamber of Com
merce, which organization was approved
by Justice Cohalan in Supreme Court.
II will endeavor to encourage invest
ments in the United States by Argentine
CAPITALISTS and vice versa and take
measures to bring about closer friendly
and business relations between the two
countries.
Among the incorporators are John II.
Allen, SO Wall street; Joseph c. Bald
win, Jr so Maiden Lane: Edward J.
Barber. II Battery place John Barrett.
Washington. D. c.; John +. Fowler, u
Hanover Square Enrique Gil, 1 Wall
street; Herbert S. Houston, 1l6 West
Thirty-second street Edward ". Hoyt
IT Battery place; John l.. Merrill. &C
Broadway: Jorge A. Mltre, Ruenos
Ayres, Argentina Charles H. Sanford,
Lakewood. N. j.; Charles H. Sheriff., 90
East sixty-fifth street, and Daniel c,
| Wing, Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
MONTANA POWER REPORT.
Heavy Expenses Cut Down Gross
Earnings for 1918.

While gross earnings increased sub
stantially the net profits OF the Mon
tana Power Company for 1918 were so
much cut down by heavy expenses and
taxes that the balance available for
diyideaSs. after taxes and charges, was
but S3,O50l95, or 1857 share. on the
common. against S7.O6 earned on the
common in 1917.
The gross earnings for 1918 totaled
more than S7,500.000. against $6,s05,256
in 1917, but the net, after taxes, interest
and depreciation charges, was reduced
TO slightly more than 100000, de-
cline of nearly 100000 from the 1917
figures. The surplus for 1918, after
dividends. was sl56,961, against SSH
4&3 in 1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Argue Butte and superior Case.

WAsHINGroN, March ls,---Arguments
ON appeals brought by the Minerals Sep
aration, Ltd, from Federal Court opn-
ions denying injuuctions to restrain the
Butte and Superior Mining Company
from infringing on a patented process for
the extraction of ore by fotation were
heard in-the 'Supreme Court to-day The
Federal District Cougt found the Butte
company guilty Of infringement and
awarded $40 90, 900 damages to the Min
erals Separation Company, but that opin-
ion was reversed by the Circuit Court OF
Appeals About $4,000. 900 in royalty
damages is said to rest upon tine out
come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
OLD STYLE.
COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. March l9.-After
standing at irregular declines during
nearly the entire session to-day, cotton
frmed up rapidly late in the session and
went to 20 points higher than yester-
days close on the old contracts. not in
Guiding the March position, and 0 TO II
points over on the new Last prices
were I2O points Off to 20 points up net or
the new. Old--March "a so May 23.sS :;
July 22.7S: October 2O.20. December
1890. New March 24.SO nominal: Nav
240S; July 2A6S: October 207O: De-
cember 20,47. Spot steady and un-
changed middling 2T5o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20

CORS-The market was less active dur
ing yesterdays session and price changes
were feverish. In the local cash market
No. yellow and No. . white were quoted
at sli5ta cost and freight New York.
OATS-The market was only moderately
active. price changes were feverish. the
urdertons was fairly steady and closing
quotations showed net losses OF only Nc.
to ],c. The local cash market was easier
7thc: No. white, 73hc. No. 4 white
T2o. to 73c.; fancy clipped white. 76c. /.
ordinary clipped white. 74e. to 1jc., AL
elevator.
RYE-Msrkct barely steady, No, .
Western. SIZE, cost and freight New York.
BARLEY -- Market steady. Feeding,
sl.O2 to 500; mailing, .l-Os to ,l.lo. cost
and freigh: New York.
BUCKWHEAT-Mark dull Sound
milling Sc25. cost and freight New York.
HhY-Market quiet. M, !. sl.G5 TO
$40; No. 2. $3.50 to N6o; No. >. $40
sTRAw-Market steady. No. l rye. '1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Hartman Bank Celebrates.

The Hartman National Bank will
celebrate its eighth birthday anniversary
at a dinner to be given tonight at the
Hotel Bltmore by Joseph w. Hartman,
president. TO ofIic ars and directors of the
institution. A feature OF the entertain
ment will be the exhibition of a graph
OF the growth OF the business OF the
bank from the date of its charter, March
20. 1911. On that day the deposits were
$4,i000Oo. The deposits at the opening
OF business this morning were S4O.lO0,-
900. AN increase of approximately 900
per cent. in the eight years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
TYPEWRITER TRADE GAINS.
Remington Report shows "a slight
Net Earnings Advance I'm 1918.

The earnings Of the Remington Type
writer Company and subsidiaries for
1918 showed some Improvement conf
pared with 1917. according t. the re-
port made public yesterday, which
showed net earnings before charges and
aepreciation write-off OF $2,46e,O3O,
against $2.256.1S4 in 1917.
The balance available for dividends,
after deduction of more than 100000
for charges and depreciation was ST.
sls.47O, out OF which Sl,ls0.oOO was
paid In DIVIDENDS. leaving a surplus for
1918 OF S72s,4Io against surplus In
1917, when no dividends we're paid OF
yi,e77,134.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
; STATISTICS.
GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, March 19.--Corn prices av-
eraged lower to-day. influenced by pros
pectivo competition from Argentina. The
close was unsettled at Ia cents net
decline TO l cent advance with May
1883 to 1887 cents and July '.35l. TO
1.S5 y cents.
oats finished a Off to, u UP. and pro-
visions varying from so cents decline
TO 80 cents rise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Counrm Estimate Weights.

WAsuISGToN. March 19.--Increas es in
estimated weights of oranges and lemons
carried on various Western railroads
from California terminals TO Minnesota,
North Dakota and South Dakota were
auproved for hling to-day by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
COFFEE SHIPMENTS INCREASE.
From Brasil Return
to Pre-war Basis.

NEw ORLnANs. March 1s.-with tho
arrival here to-day of ak vessels from
Brazil loaded with coffee, it was an
nounced that shipments OF the COM
modify from South American ports had
been resumed on a pre-war basis
The vessels have aboard more than
400, 900 bags of coffee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN tina. on

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
"Wednesday, March 26th, 1919, at ll:so
Nos IL and I6 vesey Street, Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City, through AZ
risn II. Muller a Sons. auctioneers, the
thousand nine hundred and ninety Eight
t3.es8 shares of the capital stock OF inc
HAMMERSTEIN AMUSEMENT I'm
i2b) dollars per share.
Dated March Is, 1919. - -
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANr
OF NEW YORK. y
BY LYMAN RHOADEs. vice-Prshdent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
COFFEE MARKET.

Influenced by the easier Santos coffee
market In which prices declined
225 to PTS points, the local coffee market
opened yesterday weak at declines of 10
to II points. Around midday prices
worked lower, at one time being II 10 IS
points below the previous close. The 10.
cal market closed to is points not
lower. In the cost and freight market
there were sales OF Santos As at 1890.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
MAYOR CAR CORPORATION


March ~, 1912
The Board OF Directors has declared tho
following dividends. payable March 3lsi.
1919 to stockholders OF record OF March
g6tn -9lF; a regular quarters dividend
Of ;. r. on outstanding Preferred STOCK n
~cgula- quarterly dividend Of 500 and az
extra dividend ~ $500 per share on out
standing Common stock Of the Corpora
A. w lIAssEL. Asst secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
DENY UNpEGa1NG EXCHANGE.
british Government Is Arranging
TO Maintain Price Here.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THs suS from the
London Times Serrice.
copvriohf, 1919: oil rights reserved.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Times in its
financial news comments on the fall OF
sterling exchange In New York to 4.67
from 4.76h, where II had been pegged
since 1915. It is denied that the unpeg-
ging OF French exchange In London In
being followed by the unpegging OF
sterling exchange in America.
The Government arrangements to
maintain the price OF sterling in New
York continue. The explanation given
is heavy influx OF orders. especially
from Scandinavia. for tho purchase of
dollars coming on the market. which,
without quick cable communication with
New York, was uncertain. Probably the
discussion OF the possibility of unpeg-
ging American exchange had a sympa-
thetic effect, causing the break.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Exports From New York.

Oats. 900 bushels -four, so barrels
-four. 5,4l4 sacks hay. 1919 bales; hops
los bales: hams, 10000 pounds lard,
e.51o,720 pounds cottonseed oil, 4o8, 7l0
rounds rye, I30.0i5 bushels; peas. 300
busheip; oatmeal. lts barrels; bran. So
ooo mounds: beef. 200 barrels; bacons
a.43t.ssO pounds; butter. 4,726 pounds
cheese, $500 pounds; lubrieatins oil
7i.Seo s,slieus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Approve Freight Rate. Advance.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Appications
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
for increased freight rates on petroleum
and petroleum products from Ashland.
Ky, Huntington, w. Va, and other
points 10 Eastern cities we're approved
for fling to-day by the Interstate COM
merce Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
West Va. to Tax Gas and oil.

CHARLESTON, w Va. March I9,-The
House of Delegates passed to-day the
John bill. laying a tax of onc-flfth Of
one cent a thousand cubic feet of gas
for each twenty-five miles such gas is
transported within the State. and two
cents a barrel on the transportation Of
iii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Founded 1903
The Merchants National Bank
Of the City Of New York

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that =
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
above Bank will be held at Its offices, AZ
wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York City, March 81. 1919. It l2:co O'clock
propositions to alter the par value of ths
capital stock from $50 per share to 500
per share; TO increase tho capital stock
from $4,000 900, represented by 10000
shares. each Of the par value - $50. To
$4,000 900, TO be represented by. 5000
shares each of the par value OF 800; to
elect three directors TO fu vacancies In the
Board; and TO transact such other bus-
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order of tho Board OF Directors
.. K. FAINTER. Cashier.
Dated Kew York. February 2Sth. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.

Tho Board OF Directors ~ the Fidelity
Trust Company has declared qusrterlr
dividend of TWO AND ONE-HAlF PER
CENT. (2accl on the capital stock Of tho
company. payable March Slst, 1919. I"
stockholders of record at the close Of bus
ness March gith, 1879
Transfer books viii he closed At T. N.
on March 24th, 1919 and will reopen April
Isl. 1919 .
checks for the dividend will be mailed
March 30. 1919.
18th. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
DIVIDEND AND INTEREST.
is-Chalmers Manufacturing Company

March 6, 1919.
The Board OF Directors has declared diy,-
dends Of one and hree-Quarters Per Cent.
for quarter ending March al. 1919, ana
Three-uuarters Fer Cent. on account acou-
nulated dividends on the nreferred stock
of this Company, payable April Is. 1919, ia
p-rferred stockholders OF record at thu
close Of business March 81. 1912 Checks
for such dividends will be mailed to pre-
ferred stockholders and 10 holders of Yot-
ing trust certificates for preferred stock re-
naming unexchRnged Of record March u
1917 Transfer books will not he closed
n WOODLAND, Secretary and Treasurer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
IANNING- MANMELL 8 MOORE. NC.

TNa BOari OF pircCtOTs N m0nihTy meet
INK held on March -, lHi', declared the
regular quarterly dividend ~ one and one-
half Cli5 per cent on tho capita stock
Of the COMPANY. payable March 81 l9it.
{. stockholders OF record on that date.
- GEO - H%$SSrON. TrsdEu~,C