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New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Commodities
Cotton

renewal OF Mondays selling movement
caused further decline in the market dur
tracts sold off to 35.94c. making a decline
Of about 1870 points from the high level Of
Monday morning under scattering liQuda-
tlon and local selling based on the un-
settled ruling of the stock market, the
talk Of better weather in the South and
continued rumors that cotton was to be
shipped here for delivery on May contracts
Trade interests were reported buyers on
scale down, however, and the market
turned hrmcr during the early afternoon
on a renewal Of unfavorable weather and
crop advices. Covering was also stimu-
lated by reports OF additional advances to
finance Czecho- -Slavakian purchases, and
for time the recovery was rapid, With
October selling up to 36.S0c. or Sc points
IRON oi,,t the low level Of the morning and 81
not fully maintained as it attracted a re-
newal OF realizing. and October closed at
3046c, with the general list closing barely
steady, net unchanged to 30 points higher
The market opened steady at a decline
OF II to 20 points in response to easier
d1HsrI aHsrpoo ,r,aaa cables and overnight selling
after, the call on unfavorable private
weather reports. These were not fully con-
frmed by the official weather man, and a
more favorable Eastern belt forecast was
iollowed by declines which carried the ac-
tive months some 80 to S5 points net lower.
Inc selling then became less active, how
ever, and there were sharp early afternoon n
rallies on unfavorable private weather nd :
wees including reports Of severe property
point. Miss.
1t was reported last week that tho War
finance Corporation had advanced \over
?l'o0o ooo for financing cotton shopricnts 3
70 Czecho, Slovakia. and according to ne
ports reaching here from Washington yes
terday further advances amounting to ST..
4ooo0o have been made for the same pur-
pose. As 1t was election day in New pr Or
leans the market there was closed, and
comparatively little business for Southern
account seemed to be reaching the local
ring. Southern SPOT markets nTa ,ffio,'II,
reported were unchanged to so points low
er most or them being unchanged. Nor
loiR ll, Is sun me lowest of Southern markets.
quoting mddllng cotton at 40 cents a
pound and reporting sales yesterday Of goo
paies. Quotations for 'middling in other
markets range from 4lc to 43.50c
The local spot market was stoad,, .,
uncnanged at 42.75c for 1niddling No salc,
were reported: W Sa'e
ho
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
.JEWELRY-Siluersniths
ReDOrf Good Business

Silversmiths report an excellent
business. Many large companies are
SO far behind on their deliveries that
they are refusing to accept any orders
guaranteeing time Of delivery or
prices. Orders for plated ware placed
last December in some cases have not
been delivered yet, but instead of can
cellations, the manufacturers are re-
ceiving increased orders. One firm
reported that it had received an order
for 10000 dozen spoons.
Gold and silver pencil holders and
fountain pens, distributed largely
through the jewelry trade, are re-
ported to be selling better than for
some time. High prices do not seem
to deter buyers from selecting the
highest grade of goods.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
COTTONS-Booking Neto
Business at ssOpen'' Prices

Dry goods jobbers and retailers are
willing to place orders for next
springs cotton goods now if the sellers
are ready to protect the buyer in case
Of decline In prices before the mer-
chandise is delivered. One Of the larg-
est converters Of fancy goods has his
statesmen on the road at present book
ing orders for spring goods to be de-
livered as late as next December at
"open prices" He asserts that he has
found this method agreeable to his
customers, while it protects the seller
as we'll in case gray or unfinished
goods continue their advance.
Prices Of finished goods are growing
irmer and buyers now in the market
report scarcity Of many fabrics. The
effect of the railroad strike is being
felt sharply. One large house reports
that it has fallen more than $400, 900
behind last year in charging u busi-
ness because of the delays in delivery.
More goods are moving now, but trade
leaders assert that the effects of the
strike will be felt for another month.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21


lowest grade skins brought IS. North
ern red fox took 20 per cent drop,
according to dealers, while estimates
of the decline in Eastern and Central
skins were placed at per cent. The
best Northern skins brought maxi
mum price Of $62 and the best East
erns of $44. Foreign skins were neg
lected and showed loss of 10 per
cent in the opinion Of leading dealers.
The auction company continued to
make comparisons with the spring sale
Of last year. Under this comparison
the following advances were shown:
blue fox, 10 per cent; nutria, 80 per
cent; silver fox, IS per cent; Eastern
and Central red fox, Is per cent.
Northern red fox showed no change
and foreign fox 10 per cent decline.
The sales for the day were placed
at $55O,O00, bringing the total for the
two days up to $1,450,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
New Sinclair Issue
May Re Offered at 90

The new financing of the Sinclair
Consolidated Oil Corporation will con-
sist Of $5o,oo0,Oo0 of five-year tx per
cent convertible notes, bankers asso-
c'ated with the underwriting said
yesterday. The notes, it is under
stood. will be offered to the public
at 90 to yield about per cent, and
each $1,000 note will be convertible
into ten shares OF new per cent pre-
ferred stock. Besides, it was said
the purchaser of notes will get bonus
OF 2@ per cent in common stock.
Gross earnings of s76,970,958 are
shown by the Sinclair Corporation for
the last calendar year. The annual
meeting Of shareholders will be held
on May 10, at which the president will
submit his report of the years opera
t!ons.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Metropolitan Petroleum
And Island Oil Settlement

Differences between the Metropolitan
Petroleum Corporation and the Rich
mond Lcyering g. Go. and Island
OH and Transport Corporation
have been adjusted, according to an
nouncement made last night by counsel
for these concerns. The settlement is
subject TO the approval of the Metro
politan stockholders.
According to the terms Of the set
tiement the Metropolitan company is
absorbed ny the Island company, 525,~
600 shares OF stock in the Island com
psny being distributed 10 shareholders
"f the Metropolitan company. 1t is
estimated each share OF Metropolitan
will bs equivalent to c-sixths OF Il
shays In THO Island company. II IL
said the settlement 10 30 arranged that
II Will require no increase In tho
eayisaiizatiostS>of the Island company
64pf AZ ajnainution of its assets,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Predicts Record Growth
In Rubber Tire Business
Samuel Colt Tells Stockholders
1920 Will See Strides in
Motor Industry

In addressing stockholders in the
United States Rubber Company at
their annual meeting yesterday
Samuel Colt, chairman Of the board,
predicted record breaking 1920 bust
ness for the automobile industry.
with improvements in the highways
that are rapidly being made" he said,
traffic will be moved more and more
by rubber-shod vehicles .and less and
less by cars and trains. The tire
business of the country in 1914 was
s3oo,oOo,ooo, and in 1920 it is esti-
mated will be s1,2OO,000, 0,O00 Notwith-
standing. this phenomenal growth, I
predict an even more startling in
crease in the future
Mr.. Colt called attention to the
record showing of the company in
1919. G. r. Deshler was elected a d-
rector Of the company to serve tenn
porarily in place of the late Theodore
N. Vail. This action was taken owing
to the insufficient time to select per
manent successor. Other directors
were reelected.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

lower yesterday and after an opening de-
cline Of TO points values sagged. at
one time being "a to o1 points net lower.
with partial recovery at the close, final
prices showing net losses for the day OF 6
to Is points.
Some selling was attributed to foreign
liquidation and Wall Street sentiment was
believed to have been Influenced by a bill
to be introduced in the House at Washing
ton looking to curbng speculation in all
zil. so far as Rio was concerned. showed
steadier conditions there, that market be-
ing rs res higher. but Santos was IN
settled. futures showing a decline of so to
$50 reis. Firm offers in the cost and
freight market were about unchanged. but
the local spot market a little easier.
tho demand being poor owing to the in
ability of sellers to make shipment. Rio
rs were quoted Il C lower at 15Ac.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
N.Y.C. Buys 2O6Locomotives

Tho New Yor.- Central Railroad has
placed orders for 206 locomotives. it
was announced yesterday. or these,
ia, Including forty-six Pacifcs, sixty
five Mikados and ten Mallets viii he
built by the American Locomotive
Company. The Lima Locomotive Cor
poration will build cighty-two switch.
ing engines
Other railroads receiving bids for
locomotives are the Northern Pacific.
Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, st.
Louis and San Francisco and Boston
and Maine.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
FURS-Prices
Fall at auction Sale

Fox and nutria proved to be slow
sellers yesterday at the second days
sale of the New York Fur Auction
Sales Corporation, and dealers esti-
mated the decline in price at from s
to as per cent compared with the
February sale. The largest drop in
prices, according to dealers at the sale,
mated to have declined 45 per cent
Silver fox showed less of a Decline
although bidding in to protect owners
was evident. This helped hold up the
market. In some cases owners or
others who were protecting certain
lots advanced bids $40 at time. The
best silvers sold for $67O, while the
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING
Of the
STOCKHOLDERS OF MARvIS MACHIN-
ERY COMPANY, INC.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders
of tho Marvis Machinery Company. Inc.
will be hold at the office OF Walter JEFF
freys Carlin. No. Reator Street in tho
City OF New York, Borough of Manhattan.
County and state OF New York. May 10,
1920, at o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day. for tho purpose of considering and
acting upon resolution adopted by the
Board OF Directors OF the Company at a
Special Meeting hold on the 18th day OF
Board OF Directors in their opinion they
deem It advisable that tho corporation be
forthwith dissolved.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
(Signed) DAVID NJ MAHOOD,
Secretary.
Dated New York City. April IL. 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter - Receipts were 1896 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. lb. 74h @
75c; extras. 90 score, 74c; frsts, 80 to 81
score. II @ 73c: flrsts, SO to 50 score; IS @
10; seconds. SO to 81 score, 81 @ 66c; lower
grades 57@6oc; held. extras. 641a 065c;
hrsts. eoW64c: seconds Sc q SOC: un-
salted. higher than extras. 771a QD7sc: ex-
tras, 7e@77c; hrsts, 7o@75c; seconds.
65M6sc state dairy tubs. finest, 71Q 73c;
4SN6 &c. renovated. frsts. $40 SIC; ladies',
current make. frsts, 4S@4sc; seconds,
"A 4a45c; lower grades. 4l@4ac: packing
stock, current make. No. ]. 43 q 44c; No. .,
Al @42c; lower grades, $50 40c.
lheese-Receipts were ia boxes State,
whole milk. fresh flats colored or white,
lb, ~ "a a 2sc: average run. 26Q27c; lower
grades. 20@24c held flats, specials. 500
Sic: average run, IS 29c; lower grades,
2o@ 27c; twins held, specials. whites. 29g
oIGrc9 s0G cSored 20 soc average dnn Whits or
fresh as to quality. 20M 23c; Wisconsin,
whole milk. held twins. 2e@soc; single
2s@3orac state Skins. flats and twins,
held. specials lSy2lc: fresh specials
l7@lSc; prime to choice. 14@l6c; fair
to good. log 12c; lower grades, 4Qsc.
gathered. extras, dozen. 4Sia 94sc; storage
packed extra frsts. l7la q 4Sc; hrsts. 46ia
aga?c; fresh gathered. extra firsts, $50
dlrties. No. l. 4o94lc: No. 2 81 a 3sc
checks, good to choice. dry. 3eQ3sc state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites, extras. 53 q SAC; firsts to extra
tirsts, 4s@52c; gathered whites. flrsts to
extra frsts, 48@52c; under grades. 46 q
47c; Pacific coast whites. extra frsts. SO
@ SIC; frsts 4S@49c: other Western and
Southern gathered whites. 45 q soc; state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hen
merry browns. extras 49@ soc; gathered
brown and mixed co]ors. extras. 48la q
49c: frsts to extra flrsts. 45Qp47c
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Business News

in
the by from their banks Apparently
smaller fortunate
funds with which o
Counci were
Membe rbanks Non-me thanks
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

Local manufacturers of shoe orna-
ments are transacting IL large business
for the between season" period. The
demand for cut steel and beaded orna-
mentations has been so heavy that
shortage now cxistA Rhinestones and
imitation cut steel are being utilized.
l.ittlo hone In held out for early ar
rival of new stocks.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Santa Cecilia Sugar Corporation
Preferred Stock Dividend No.

Preferred Stock Dividend No. z.
The regular quarterly dividend Of ONb
AND THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. up
on the Preferred Capital Stock OF tn.s
company has been duly declared. payabi..
May l, 1920. to Preferred Stockholders .' o.
record at the close of business April ~
1920.
Transfer books will not be closed.
ROBERT l.. DEAN. Treasurer.
New York. April 6. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MARTIN-PARRY COORDINATION

New York. April 20. 1890.
7 no Board of Directors OF tho Martin
Parry corporation has this day declared
a quarterly dividend Of nifty cents 5000 q
ton. payable Juno !. 1890 to stockholdsrs
Of record nt tho close Of business May ~.
1e1e. The transfer books will not be
eiossd- y. N. SMALL President.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Sugar and Coffee


prices ago
sugar granulated. per )b. ...I7Wl7.50 .
Coffee. Rio No 7. per lb.... 15X 1914
Coffee. Santos No. 4. per lb 26 81
Sugnr-The Royal Commission withdrew
from the market for Cuban raw sugar
yesterday as they wero able to buy ut
least ! cent per pound cheaper in other
countries This had tendency to check
tho advance in tho local market and at
the close the undertonc wns steady at
lS 'sc cost and freight for Cubua June
shipment. late April and May shipment
tubns sold at that price to local retners,
who also bought odds and ends OF Perus
san Domingoes and Haytnn sugars. In port
ana nhont, at 1870 elf Tho volume
Of tho duy's business was small. buyers
showing less interest in offerings.
conditions remain practically unchanged
IN refined sugar. except that local rcflners
continue to advance prices almost daily.
based on the prevailing value of raw
sugar Shipping conditions arc still poor
and the country IN getting but an all guam
titles OF granuIated.
Coffee Tntu cs--under pressure Of May
liquidation prices In tho market worked
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
J.K. Ricc,Jr.& CO.Buy& Sell


n American Cyanamid Com. & Pfd. II
4 American Alliance Ins.
American photographic Com. b Pfd.
I Air Reduction
l American Piano Com. & Pfd.
i Atlas Portland Cement Com.
I American Dist Tel. of n. J.
American Machine & Foundry
1 Bank of Manhattan Co.
/ Bank of America
l Continental Insurance
Crowell Pub. Corp. Com. & Pfd.
/ Dein.. Lack. & Western Coal
Empire Steel g. Iron Com. Il Pfd.
4 Franklin Insurance
i Ifdelity-Phenix Insurance
i Federal Insurance
I Giens Falls Insurance
4 Great American Insurance
i Hanover Insurance
d Johnston Tin Foil
Kirby Lumber Common
/ Iehigh Valley Coal Sales
National City Bank
Niagara Insurance
National Liberty 1ns.
\. Y. State Rys. Com. & Pfd.
National Fuel Gas
Nat. Oil Of y. j. Pfd.
I Mccall Pub. Com. 4 Pfd.
Penna Coal s. Coke
- Royal Typewriter Conn.,
1 Safety Car Htg. & Ltg.
4 Standard Screw Com.
4 Singer Manufacturing
Standard Oh Of n; ). "Rights"
I L. :. Fire Insurance
| L. s. Casualty Insurance
Victor Talking Machine
White Rock Water Pfd.
~ Winchester Co. Com.
J.k.Rice e,Jr.&CO.
Phones 1000 TO 4o1o John. ss Wall st.. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

small and English and French buyers
PAID the hghss bdr Prices fer f. ot tho No
There was also. said to be good demand
at the Gulf, where sales were reported of
requirements appeared to be Unsuitable and
the active demand is believed to be due
largely to fears OF a shortage in other
markets. Private cables we're received
here from Buenos Ayres to the effect that
exports Of meat from the Argentine will
probably be prohibited at least re-
slricted During the past two weeks prices
in the Argentine market have ad-
vanced about 40 cents per bushel. and
1000, 900 bushels per week, 1t is feared
that homo needs may be threatened.
Corn-The market showed heavier
tone during the first part of the day and
prices sold down over cent a bushel
under quite active liquidation despite
snail recsbts bs senx and very nfayorabs sad
shortly take action to relieve the car sit
the technical position of the market was
overturned. good deal of attention
was giyen to- tn, the reports Of financial ana
nervousness in financial circles here. The
strength in wheat. however, and bullish
private crop reports on wheat and oats
prices late In the day were strong, with
the May position in the West selling at
new high record.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No. yellow..s .s1.95% s1.e4h $l.s2N
Chicago:
july May ::: .:.:.:. i.ssn i:ss lsas 1sa lss 1ss:
Oats--Thc market was heavy early in
sympathy with corn and under heavy sell
ing by several large commission houses in
the West bulish private crop report
which stated that the present season is
one Of tho worst on record. caused late
rally and prices were back to the highest
point of tho season late in the day The
local cash market again inactive oW-
ing to lack OF supplies and prices were
firm with No. l white quoted at Sl.35.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No white: sIs5 si.5s o5S' so.7; atH;
Chicago:
May May .::..:........ .s5H 81" .7e|
July ............. 80 81 10
Kye--Market easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close. close. ago.
No. western. ....$ $2.36 sass s1.S6
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
;,s,,t' MIN pat sl..ss ss s14.ss s1lssgs12se 60
Rye nr..1o.50@1O.So 1o60D 1880 s6o0965
Bran 5000 5000 $500
Cottonsccd Oil
The market was weak early in the day
under heavy selling prompted by the de-
clino in cotton and lard. Tho subsequent
rally In these markets. however. and tho
late strength in grain resulted In a partial
market was steady, although final quota
tions showed net losses of to L points
Total sales for the day were II, 500 barrels.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

y.
T. steers fair
to prime. 100
lbs ..........s12 60G16.o0 $14.0o@1S.00
d g g d beef
sides, lb...... 1870 .23 10 @ .26
Live veals, COM
mon to prime
100 lbs. ....... 13.00@24.00 1.o0017.5O
d e s. g Il veal,
city, lb ...... $50 .36 1890 .26
Live ewes, 100 lbs 10.00014.00 10.00QD14.O0
Dressed mutton.
city, lb. ....;.. ESQ 80 zoo .as
Live larlbs, fair
lbs. 49,. 1o.oo@a1.oo 1s5o@2o25
Dressed m b s.
city. lb........ $50 .44 500 "a
Hogs. 100 lbs. -. 1S.00Qpl95O oOc56p2075
ID essed hogs
bacon. lb ..... 30 Il a 25s< asa cSns
Mess pors. bbl.. 4S.oo@43.50 b6.0OG0S7. 90
Mess beef. bbl. l6.OOQrlS00 as 90 Qp 36 90
Lard. MI d a !
West, 100 lbs. 20l0Wao2O 3lboD ----
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
New York City Bonds

BIO. A6KeU
Northwest OIL Co ...... 80 40
Producers q Rehners Corp com sN 81
SapulpA Refining Co ....... 5X SIS
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Santa Cecilia Sugar Corporation

Common Stock Dividend No. 3.
A dividend OF TWENTY FIVE CES,uI C.,,,
PER SHARE upon the Common apr a.
Stock OF this company has been duly ~, ~,
clared payable May ]. 1920. TO all coIiluy. mn.
Stockholders of record at the close OF pu''
ness April "a, 1920.
Transfer books Will not DC closed.
ROBERT l.. DEAN. Treasurer
New York. April s. 1920.
Apri 20. 1880,
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ~. ~,
rectors held this day. dividend o, rss va,
Dollar and Fifty Cents (s1. SOY per snaso ssn,,s ia
declared on tho outstanding common eap'sis *
stock Of the Corporation. payable on Ma. .,ose
1920. to stockholders OF record at ths sasa
OF business on the S0th day OF -Aprn' A''"
Checks Will be mailed.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT w"

PACIFIC POWER & IIGHT CVs
PORTLAND, OREGON. ,o a.
PREFHRRED STOCK DIVIDEND NJ nns
Tho regular quarterly dividend Q, s shs
and three quarters ON ~ per cent. On
Preferred Stock Of the Pacific fow.w.s,s
Light Company has been declared. psss At
May !, 1890. TO stockholders of rec''~
the close of business April - lsso
GEORGE r. NEvINS. rreasus-~
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

OFFICE OF crRs
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & CO.. MASaoA1''
BOSTON, MASa cha
The quarterly dividend of ia . upo"h hssn
preferred stock OF Lancaster Mills hAs aenee
declared payab;e May l, 1890 at Inv Va ys nd
OF the transfer agents tho New E.s s Al,
Trust Company. Boston. Mass. ohusi.
stockholders of record at tho close Oh W.
ness. April IA. 1890
LANCASTER MILLS.
]. DEVEREUX WINS1.Ow. Treasure"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
'ange OF prices follows:

Southerh Spot Mnrkets-t;alveston dul,
u.inichahged at soc; sales $50 bales. Mo-
on oiIe nominal, unchanged at 4lc: sales. Mi
sa'c cs. l,l61 bales. Charleston stcodv ~
changed at s0.5oc; sales. nil. NorrnII.
Hulet' unchanged at zoe; sales. 900 bales
changed. at 4l.50c. sales, III 9bnles Mc,,
pms steady, unchanged. at 42c sales. 500
nales. st. Louis steady. unchanged ar
- oVs sales. nil. Houston quiet I'M
changed at 42.50c; sales. s4s bales. Little
ROCK quiet. unchanged at 4Sc; sales. I96
naies. Dallas steady. % points lower Mt
415o; sales. 2l0 bales. Fort Worth steadv
70 pointa lower at AZ. csc; sales $40 bale
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Miscellaneous Markets

Security. rate. due. BID. Ask. Yisld.
lss7-1s2a ............. "a 90 4.s3
Joint Stock Land Bank
IS. 1939-1924. ....... % 90 b.32
Joint Stock Land Bank
6s, 1S3S-1923 " 90 SO 5.32
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
'TTON STATISTICS

yes Last Last
tcrday. week year
iort receipts. lOl2g 23,7s5 1877
IT, rApor!s ....... I5,3bl 1888 ia.26s
r. ntApwr's season d. $40 233 a.305,939 3,749.2
IS STOCKS. $1,000 42.09l 23,400
ior. hlockh ..l,zl l.3t7 1.25l o9i 1851 1903
~ ~ I,n..IcP's. Nt.l ib,b0f IJ.907
nv. ""iPhe"'H e,'4o 12,76S 16.227
A"Nr'pooi NnDirs-Spot cotton quiet. at
"a points decline: niddling 26.64d Sales
1000, American 1900 Imports $4,000. nll
American. Futures opened uuct nj 20
to 30 points decline. Closed barely steady
at decline of 40 to 67 points. NAV
.5.Os; July 24S2; october 23.7S; December
23.OO: January 1289. Mnnchcster: Yarns
md cloths Irregular
Cereals
Wheat a good export business WINS
tranHactod IN Inc market yostcrday and
bnyerr took Lactlcally everything that
amount Of wheat available, however. was
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Bonds

Appalach Power 1st bs.. 65 67M
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s, 1856 so 81
Col Gas & Elec 5s, 1927. 70 81
Colorado Power. 1953........ IA 78
Dallas Elec 5s 1929. 9o%
East Texas Electric 5s. 1912. rs SO
do rs. 1921 ................ 80 100
FL Paso Eec col 6s ........ 10 83
Great West Power 5s. 1916. 49,. II 20
Midwest Utilities 5s. 1925. SIS 90
Miss River Power 1st 5s.. rs II
North Ont Light g. Power 6s. 75 so
Northern States Power 6s. 1925 S3 IS
Evening star., 1920-11-23
MALE.

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