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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
From Battery 10 18th ST., Inclusive.

4
From Battery 10 18th ST., Inclusive.
GREENWICH 0ILT.ACE-studio apartments.
furnished, unfurnished. Inquire ~ Harrow
n.
SIX large roome bath, steam heat, s75 a
month blocks subway. 200 W. 18th,
superintendent.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION, 81 and
88 W. 18th ST" Ardoa," elevator apart
ment, Z rooms, baths; thoroughly modern
5000. INQUIRE nuperlntendent.
Above 18th 81. 10 50th st. Cinciusive).
East River 10 North River.
BETTER CLASS APARTMENTS.
HOYT q RAY, 20 w, oath 81, Penn. 1074,
LEXINGTON Az, 5i5.--six beautiful rooms.
all improvements. elevator, electricity. par
Guqt floors.
REDUCED Rentai.--030 $50 w. 5sth 1T. (;
new building; al modern convenlenccs; 2
ana a rooms bath; Immediate poesers.ou,
q, 900 20 81 500. Inquire superintendent
10TH ST., 40 Wcst.--sevsn large rooms
steam; parauet floors electric light, phone,
Asst ST, 1921 wEsT-etrictiy high class,
fireproof apartments OF to 4 rooms and
baths; also studio, fSx28, with | or 2 bed
roo rg II desired; maid service cptf1neii de-
sirabhe tenants rental 81 200 and up.
54TI ST. ~ EAST
New elevator building les, apartment:
rooms and bnth. 81 500 no bachelors. super
intardent or prcmises no brokers.
18th ST, IS East adjoining Park nv) -
Beautiful parior floor FOR apartment, doc
'or ~ llxins eussne~. |ssnaetas Hisea ks,S-
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DAYS WoRK.-Errst class laundress wants
days work, private family. apartments
only; reference. Answer by letter, Mrs. A..
Nj
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
HousoIseepers and mattresses.

HOUSEKEEPER-Young girl wishes position
as housekeeper In ,rectory. 52s Newark
sv., top floor, Jersey City.
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HOUSEWORK-Nea woman, good cook,
laundress; city, country; reference. S2S
II LIST
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New Jersey.

YOUNG couple owning fine old mansion
with all modern convenienoes, spacious
grounds, verandas. &C., IS DESTROYS OF secur-
Ing few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis; large, sunny rooms, with rum
ming hot and cold water; excellent food, pre-
pared by French chef; table supplied from
our own farm: minutes walk to D., l.. 4
W. station; best commutation to New York
city; prices consistent. Address 192 Main St.
NudtSop N r
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Above soth st.-5th Az. to East River.

PARK Av., st5.-Three rooms and bath
Agent, on premises
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IIOUSEWORKER. light colored, position
family; no washing; care child, chamber
maid, country; references. Mary, care Ne
tala, 113 W. 10th.
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New York.
GREYSTONE.

GRETSTONE,
PELHAM, NEW YORK.
Attractive accommodations for fall and
winter; two rooms and one room and bath (;
excellent cuisine. 80 minutes from Grand Cen
trail. Temporary phone 2117M Pelham.
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good cook; part time position; sleep home !.
have good references. Write only, Lillian
Mrisht. care r. NJ. Lee. 24a w. 35th
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
General Houseworx. &c.

HoUSEwORKERS.-M and wife wish po-
sltions with family in city or country.
cooking and capable of taking care OF house
place. Address Mrs. Suchy. $50 Wash
ngton St, Hoboken. N. j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chambermaid-wai-
tress; two Finniah girls wish position to-
gether. Care OF Stone, 1872 East Tooth 81.
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housework afternoons: also willing TO take
care or children. evenings. while parents
are nMRN. ll5 Z. l23d. apt. %.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGES my speciality; city. brooklyn,
country. farms. ALFRED KUHfsKE. 10i
w 18th
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PURSUANT 20 an Order Of the Chancery
Division Of the High Court of Justice mndc
in the matter Of tho Trusts OF the WIN OF
John Francis Griffith Cooke. deceased, and
IN an action Cooke against tho General Re
versionary and Investment Company. Linn
tied, and another 1920 1884. the persons
clniming 70 be entitled on the death Of the
Testator's nephew. Bryan william Darwin
Cooke (who died on tho 27th July. 1919 TO
one-tnird part to which his sister. Maria
Jane Durrell Tronson, would have been enu-
tied n she had purvivcd the said bryan wrl-
lam Darwin Cooke. OF share Of the residu-
airy estate Of the Testator. or 20 be the legal
personal representatives Of such OF the said
persona who have died since tho said 9th
July, 1913, are by their Solicitors, on or bo-
fore tho 2sth day Of February, 1921 10 como
IN and provo their claims at the Chambers
Of Mr.. Justice SarRant at tho Royal Courts
Of Justice. strand, London, w. g., OF IA do
fault thereof they will be peremptorily ex-
cluded from the benefit Of tho said order,
Tuesday, the sth day of March, 1921, at ~
OF the clock at noon, nj the said Chambers
before Master watkiq Williams. Room No.
1871, r. appointed for hearing and adjudicat-
ing upon tina claims.
Dated this 10Th day Of October, 1920.
II. T. wATR1N WILLIAMS,
Master.
Note; The said Maria Jane Durroi Iron
son is known TO have had nine ohildfon--
Charlotte Harriet, Robert Bruce, Houry st.
George Tucker, james Anderson, John Cooke
Vaughan, Minnie Violet. Annie Boswell,
Louis Percy and Lawford Darwin Jerome
PARTNERSHIP OF Bruce emid Electric
Co., W. 9th ST., has Dissolved the alrd day
OF October, 1920. Bruce Electric 90. win 70
tain the business and pay All debts.
I. N. BRuOB.
LOUIS Enid.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
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MA, ERE UNDERSTANDS. WRITE BUD
ulkn
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UNUSUAL opportunity to invest s75 900 or
more; should net IL per cent; principal
fully secured. G Psi Herald. Herald square.
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Laundrcsses. &c.

HOUSEWORK woman. housework
2d aV O'Eeefe.
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$4,000 BUYS PARTNERSHIP IN ESTAB-
LISHED SUMMER HOTEL 1. 107 HER
AID HERALD SQUARE.
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borough Of Brooklyn,

EXCELLENT room all conveniencesi next
10 bath: half block TO Eastern Parkway ex-
press station; Christian gentleman only So
references. Apply 1ee ROGERS av.
LAFAYETTE AV., CA largo, front, al
cove room; ncoly furnished; private fam
ily.
SUNNY front room: running water, IN
ulpdarn hpartmeni. reasonable. Phone
f.efayetia a<<e.
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GARDENER wants situation; seven years IN
present place: must leave because place
was sold. Write d. NJ. p. o. Box IL. Bald
Wi 7.
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GARDENER. farmer. married, small family:
thoroughly experienced In all branches OF
gardening and farming: also care OF stock;
excellent references II. r., 16G w. odd
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FIREMAN. kitchenman or houseman. col
ored man. wishes position: experienced.
Charles Spencer, care OF Mrs. s. Peterson,
30i w. 10th st.
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GARDENER. single; thoroughly experienced.
steady, reliable references. los Herald.
Herald so.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST, s3S C93d st.)-wm
sell furniture complete OF a room. front
corner apartment. with . baths. for 81, 1000.
and | Will give my l year lease for $3.50 a
month; eighth floor, overlooking park ;
modern IL story building leaving for South
wonderful opportunity to obtain an elegant
home, newly furnished. at reduced rental; ;
Immediate Possession. Ant. 50.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST. 465 (Io7th)-7
large. light rooms; elevator: immediate
possession.
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IIOUsEwORKER, first class cook; compe-
tent; colored; SIS week. Mcneil. 124 w.
l35th.
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HOUSEMAN or Caretaker-Middle aged
man wants all year position; private fam
lily; present employer leaving for Europe:
excellent references. Address Housenan. 22
Z. SD.
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LAUNDRESS wants days work; colored;
references; cooking also. Adams, los w.
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LAUNDRESS wishes position in small fam
lily. Answer by mail only. Olsen, care Lar
son, 436 Il. 18th.
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HOUSEMAN, valet, assist pantry, wishes po-
sition: best reference. Houseman, 157 u.
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HOUSEMAN will take care of your furnace.
basement. sidewalks; reasonable. BurSe-
SON 21S e. 10th. city.
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GARDENER. head gardener. superintendent.
married, desires position, gentlemans cs-
tate. thoroughly experienced: excellent refer
ences. 1O2 Herald. Herald SO.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

IA. gRE UNDERSTANDS. WRITE BUD
Liz
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GARDENER, useful; care horses. cows,
chickens; references. l. 124 Herald, Her
al
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GARDENER. head from 4 to z. single. de-
sres position, private estate; best refer
encee. G LII Herald. Herald so.
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Hcusckccpers and Janitrcsscs.

HoUsEKEEPER, SWISS, refined, 40. wishes
position for 10 people, small apartment
no Washing; SALARY $40, Mrs, Koch, care
Meuttcrer, 80 w. 45th 81. -
fT0USE<EEPEE-Ref widow, with boy
years wishes position. Telephone Ben
gonhurrt da0sJ. -
HOfrsI,KEFPrf.- Young woman house,
keeper for buainess people. Answer py
phonn, s221 HaxlapA-
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s1ST, f5I E.--9 rooms and bath. newly dec
GRATED, well furnished: win rent for sea-
9TH, 810 West.--Soven rooms, $685. also
two five rooms, $3.50, $t75; Immediate pos
session. next TO drive. WEBER, 67S0 RIVER
side.
14STH ST.. West.-Parlor floor, partly fur
nished rooms and bath; Si25. Aud. 2552,
161sT ST, 5Si W.-Blevetor apartment, q
rooms, baths. phone: well furnished; for
year, $500 Apt. %.
200 Madison Rv.-Two rooms and bathFI res
taurRnt in building. Phone 1852 Murray
FTtit
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GENERAL store. splendid location. ice cream
plant; business year round; good reasons (;
quick JACKOB. Tel. 1877 City Island.
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GENTLEMAN of executive ability would
connect with some large marine firm;
lifelong experience In this field; highest ref
erences. J 1910 Herald. Blslyn.
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FARM MISUNDERSTANDING American citi-
zen; married. with family thoroughly ex-
perienced in the care of all kinds live stock
and the raising Of farm crops. vegetable aud
flower gardening; excellent references. -.
r., Riverdale N j.
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COUPLE Japanese. absolutely first class
chef and maid-watress. most reliable,
competent, assume entire charge OF small
family: best references only; city. Hiyo, 140
w 0ath: tel. Columbus J115.
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JAPANESE man, middle age, wants posi-
tlon as useful butler houseman In fam
fly; not nindng how far from city. Henry.
exfnU n
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COUPLt-Japanese, butler; wife. Swedish
cook; thoroughly experienced entire charge
without washing; excellent references. ia
rBnese, 227 East 63d
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MAN, middle aged, 20 years with last en-
ployers, who are retiring from business,
would like to make connection with good
house as investigator or messenger. 1908
Herald, Bklyn.
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JAPANESE, competent cook wants situation
TO do cooking any place. market, or entire
charge: have over 10 years experience; ref
erences highest families: II wanted l VIII
train any kind help. X. Babay. lbs w. 6oth
AZ
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Stock Prices
Decline Despite
Easier Money
Threats to Impose lax
ON Stock Dividends Dis
furb the Market; Middle
States Oil the Feature

Threats in Congress to take action
that would circumvent the recent de-
cision of the United States Supreme
Court holding stock dividends exempt
from taxation outweighed easier money
and better reports from Germany in
the minds of spectators. After "a
display of early strength, in which the
stocks most affected by the decision
took a prominent part, the market ran
into heavy selling and sharp decline
followed The market was, in fact,
under considerable pressure during the
greater part of the last two hours of
trading, but while prices of most Of
the more active issues gave ground.
the setback was not serious and failed
to bring out any important or general
liquidation.
Oil shares and the high priced and
wide moving industrials were the
centers of interest, with Middle States
Oil playing the leading role. This
stock, which the whole list led in
volume Of dealings, turned upward in
the morning and sold at 28B. But
early in the afternoon it became ap-
parent that something unusual was
happening, for the stock was offered
insistently, in large blocks and ap-
parentiy WIN little regard Tor prices
or the effect on the market. The quo
tation dropped steadily, with minor
recoveries, until it got below 80, when
enough support appeared to cause a
slight rally. At the end net loss Of
'51a points had been sustained.
In spite of the general expectation
that the directors of Crucible Steel
would declare q substantial stock divi-
dend-an expectation which was
realized after the market closed-this
stock slumped heavily, falling from
high price of 252 to 231, and closing
at 2321a for net loss of 1914 points.
Baldwin Locomotive was another issue
in which the trading was excited at
times, but at the end the change in
price was relatively small despite
wide range for the day.
Money opened and renewed at
per cent again, but the rate later
dropped to per cent. Now that tax
payments are out Of the way, brokers
and traders believe that money will be
easier and that some time funds will
come into the. market. Bankers are
inclined to take the same view, al
though they say that periods of
tightness may be expected occasional
ly, especially if speculation should be-
come unduly active.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
C. P. r. Seeks Fund.

The Canadian Pacific Railroad was
in the market yesterday to ascertain
on what terms it could arrange equip
lment financing. AS far as could be
learned, 1t has made no arrangement
shus Tar; Many of the American roads
have asked bankers what the cost ~
funds obtained in the investment mar
ket would be, and the replies indicat-
ing the unprecedentedly high cost of
capital have deferred many of them
1T is said. Some railroad executives
are now. inclined to delay purchasing
new equipment on the theory that the
price of materials will be lower neYt
autumn. especially il orders are with
held. The enthusiasm of many rail
road men fer new equipment is chilled
tai and the price Of supplies.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
A Pretext for Selling

professional traders sold the mar
Ket yesterday, picking out as their
special targets those Industrial issues
which have been strongest on the re-
cent recovery. The bear party, which
IS sun very much on the job, is said
70 70 nave had hunch on Monday that
and yesterday they only needed an S' eS,
cuse to let go their barrage of short
selling. These traders made the news
from Washington of retroactiye
tax on stock dividends a pretext for
their selling operations Wall gtreet
as whole lofSed upon the proposal
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Words of Admonition


A stock exchange house which is in
cllned to be conservatively bullish on
the market outlook told its customers
yesterday mot to wait for too big
profits or too long in taking them, even
II you don't get the highest figures.
especially in the industrials" 1t also
handed out other advice: Don't get
hung up, on top in the industrial part
o. me hst particularly. Cost of pro-
creasing, nor is it likely to until after
the elections. Politics will cater to The
labor vote. Remember this is Presi-
Dental year and we can only recall
one, the Mckinley boom, when there
was real bull market"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Dividends
Extras

=, ndiahoma Refining Company-An extra
obdttae oivaend Of per cent has been declared in
Of o''1n nar 10 In the regular monthly dividend
stockholders Of record March FL 1D''' 10
An extra daSlfs dS1asnd Gosl D, and Oil
declared In addition to the regu,ar aas neen
eerly dividend Of ~ per cent. both euar- nar-
apie ~ Marcn ad 81 to stockholders of record
waldorf system-Extra dividend Of +
3fi,on 9er cent t. IN stock has been declared in ad
dividend Of Is cents share'an1yS tba f6mmon
sst serrod quarterly of 20 cents a share. The
hairs hoiaa oav,oend VI. is payable May to stock
noloers nc or record April 30 and the ouartar-
aiWoends April i to holders Of record
Increases
"a american eric, Surety Company-The regular
from ~ eil aiv,aend has been increased
stockholders OF record March 20. ~
Regular Declaration,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
American Vanadium

Directors Of the American Vanadium
Corporation are scheduled to meet to-
day and it would not surprise the Street
on the stock, although in some quar-
ters no action is expected until the
next meeting early in the summer.
Vanadium has been one of the strong
est spots in the market on the recovery
of the last few days. Yesterday it
touched so, an advance of about Is
points from the recent low. Estimates
made earlier in the year that the COM
pany would earn around $12 share
on the stock in 1920 are being revised.
1t is learned, and those who claim to
know say that earnings will run closer
to $50 a share.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, March 1e.-Prices were firm
on the Bourse to-day. ThrHa per cent
rentes 66 francs 80 centimes. Exchange
on London 40 francs 95 centimes. Five
per cent loan 88 francs 10 centimes.
me dollar was quoted at 13 francs
5813 centimes,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
ssWhnt Do You Think of the Market?"
Pierce-Arrow

Stockholders of the Pierce-A,.row
Motor Car Company will shortly re-
ceive copies of the annual report COW
ering operations ended December 81
last. The report will show, it is un-
derstood, net profits of around $780,
900 after deductions on account Of
Federal taxes. After preferred divi-
dends that would leave about S1,000,000
available for the common stock, or
around Sd share. In 1918 the COM
pany earned S7.88 share on. the COM
mon. The poor showing made by the
company last year is not news to the
financial district. 1t has been known
for several months that Pierce-Arrow
suffered severely from the transition
from a war to q peace basis, which
made necessary the passing Of the
common stock dividend.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
A Prediction

The pool in Saxon Motors continued
Its operations yesterday and the stock
was pushed to 1873 early. Afterwards
it receded with the rest Of the market,
closing at 17A. Saxon sold as high as
10 on Mondays bulge c. A. Pfeffer,
president of the company, was credited
yesterday as predicting that the earn
ings of Saxon this year might run as
high as $1OOO.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
London Money Market

LONpON, March 16.-Bar silver
671sd per ounce, Bar gold Ills Cd.
Money u per cent. Discount rates.
short bills 5A per cent; three months
bills 5& asa per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon, 1AO,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
French Internal Loan

Brown Bros. & Co. announce that
the official subscription price on March
II for the new French internal loan Of
1920. based on the closing rats Of ex-
change March 1e, Is 3f4.s1 1.ooo-franc
bond. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
The Dollar i'm Foreign Exchange

Sentiment in the foreign exchange
market was more favorable yesterday,
and pounds, francs. lire and marks
rose in value. The reports that the
revolution in Germany was simmerine
down seemed to facilitate the upward
movement of the exchanges. Marks,
which were quoted at Ill cents
Monday, were worth LAO cents a.
mark at the peak yesterday. This
sharp rise induced selling, and there
was a reaction at the close of the
day.
Yesterdays rates, compared with
those of week ago, follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17

as more or less of a joke, but ~
served its purpose for the crowd woa.
ing on the downward side of pfies,,
II certain Congressman have their "sn ~
II appears that Is per cent tsH ~
stock dividends would be levied Dy o.n ~
gressional statute. Directors o -,ss
Crucible Steel Company Of Amensh Ammsh
seemed to have little fear about sss sssv
legislation being put through. for .n suss =
declared at their meeting yesteroWuys Wys,I
stock dividend of 80 per cent; p5
Street generally had expected apsa' :
per cent at this time.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Public Going Slow

1t would be interesting to know how
big a share of the transactions at +he
stock Exchange each day is made IN Nm
OF OF business originating with what the
street is wont. to call the "public +"
opinions differ on the ratio between
professional and outside trading ac-
tlvitiesA Since the market began to
PICK up couple of weeks ago the
PUBIC has been somewhat more ac-
i've 1T is generally admitted, but even
then the outside participation is mach
smaller than 1t was last year, when
sne market was booming. Some of the
commission houses in the district are
complaining that they are, not rettino
the volume of business they had looked
for when the market turned for the
better. Pool manipulation is said to
be the principal factor making for
market activity these DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
In Wall Street
Hammering Middle States

1t was a case of thumbs down on
Middle States Oil yesterday SO far as
the professional traders we're con-
cerned. They singled Middle States
out early and went after it hammer
and tongs, driving the stock down to
low Of 31M compared with close
Of 37A on Monday. 1t ended the day
at 32A, off 5h points net. Out Of ap-
proximately $4,000 shares of Middle
States sold at the exchange one inter
est was credited with having sold 25,-
COO shares during the course Of the
five-hour session. While considcrab.e e
long stock was forced out on the break
market observers were of the opinion
that much of the selling of Middle
States was for the short account. This
was borne out by the fact that there
was an unusually active demand for
the stock in the loan crowd. While
other i4dustrials we're loaning at 8
per cen $4tiddle States was held at G
per cen r Cent below the average
rate. Ii was pointed out in connec-
ton with the break in the stock that
should Congress put through legsla-
tion takings stock dividends and making
such a tax retroactive-most Wall
Street people did not believe such law
would be onstitutional-the Middle
States Corporation would be adversely
affected, since the company has been
disbursing stock dividends with great
regularity for year past.
s'What Do You Think of the Market?"
An outside trader: "Wall Street Is
getting too bullish. Tips are getting
too plentiful again. It's about time to
sell 'em aCain "
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17

George J. corbett. assistant secretary
OK tho Central Union Trust Company. has
nesn elected vtes-presidanf OF that