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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-31
GREATEST PLANE
MOTOR IN WORLD
Most Powerful Airplan Engine
Ever Built In United States
Made In Detroit: Intend
ed For General Use

neirost.-A new 10000 horsepower
sirplans engine. tAe most powerfn.
ever built In this country aud the nios'
powerful tn the World e1ceps feg few
racing freaks, has been completed here
Il Is expected 10 develop speeds far
greater than anything yet achieved.
In addition Il Is tsreproof, snd Il can be
started ~c0ld" after long dive, thus
ending two ~ the greatest dangers
That aylasors have had 20 face
ThlS snnouuceMsnt was authorized
hv Co. Jesse &. Vincent. designer ~
tie engine. who Is known a enc u
the creators ot the Liberty nolor.
The new engine. in spite of l,s great
power. ss 40 freak. II Is tasendsAt sor
steady. longtime service. either for
heavy duty o. for great speed. and IS
designed Tor American quantity pro-
auetion methods
Made fer General Use.
while the men who sre handling ahe
new engine expect thar It WILT push a
plane az LEAST ~ miles an honrt the
q .sne wss no; designed tor this pnT.
pos. alone. aud is gMtahle u wide And
general use. X weighs oaiy l-@4
pounds l-r horsepower.
The lessons Which Colonel y.ncent
learned during TIE war 90 his study ~
the actual performance o. the Liberty
motor. as we'll as q The best makes
,rosu both allied and enesay eoun'ries
are embodied In this design and a.
result there aFe several notable ad'
s4nces.
Nfosr important IS that the snotor =
arepreos for all civ!! purposes. This
has been attained by putVing tie car
sarsgor below and outside u the crank
essa. with ala vents outside the COW
Ing ~ that there Is no posssa.lity cf
c9naagration from Il hack IRE. This
srgange,neat also has the advantages
that il gives gravity feed thereby
eliminating the weight q extra piping
snd a The feed pump, and that i
makes the carbureior much more &C.
eesssNfe
exhaust Valves Charged.
Another change has been in provla-
snr two inlet aad Two exhaust valves
sor each cylguder. instead q one. The
result has been a bigger aud ssead.er
aow q gas 10 the cylinders, aud
very hish mean effective pressure even
A. great speed. \ double ringer valve
Hfv Is used. and this permits changes
IN the cans-shafg snd rOckeT-sEn me-
ehsnism which make this engine nanch
superior t0 sny predecessors In tise
troublesome matter q leakage from
the cam-shat, housing
A third change is u the use q
Single duplex carhures0r Instead ot
tie usual tvvo carhnrcsors- The dsifi-
Guilty of synchronlriuS the throttle and
attityssse controls 0t two cslr91reiors
hss always been huglear 70 Sviator>.
hn, il had been felt that two Or more
we're uecessary 70 give the requisite
-oT az gas. II has been found in the
tests. however. thaf This single duplex
gives splendid economy and other d.
tails which. in The opinion Ot C0lonel
Vincent. fully Justify the design lie
predicts that It VIII promptly es'ooilae
universal practice with airgaane en-
Efne@rS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-31

4 hcs-lya,er bottle WIS rsed hy MIS-
John nAyey az Pert Clinton, 0hlG 70
cover rs eggs two days fFol, the batch
ing point. when the SH-slnc hea i.sa
TIE bottle broughi "A thlcks from ;Ae
rs es1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-31
: SAFE NgoIc.NE FOR c-ILoReS

: SAFE MEDICINE FOR I-i-ONeN
Children wAo EarOw CoVtrs 1.t AZ
-isa., play II wafer. and neglect gr
1tg2Ey precautions are likely to c4fe4
Cosd tn summer. Summer colds aFe
soaring aud weakening F0.ey's
Honey ana Tar is 3 genuinely guo1
cold. cough AND Group medicine for
children because li contains nc o.
aies- SO.4 Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-31

A British quarter of wheat IS eight
imperial hel of e3 pounds each
or 504 Gounds IN an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-31
.e ,s wglL AND FEELING FINE

HF IS WELL AND FEELING FINE
This leaves me well and tcrlAs Z
fsee writes James CArmaa. Mayle. Z.
XIV. My back asea 10 hart me ana J
ccs..t NJ. ssraiEhieu up Since i1oS
rnlav Kldnay Pills Aave not asc laAt
trsmNls Good tor lame hack. sore
muscles. ssltf joints. EheDDalie 9' S
ana other symptoms 0f kitney aid
bladder trouble s.o.a r-veFywhrra-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-31
"California Syrup Of Figs"
Chili'S Best Laxative

Aecep; "CaiitoTni2~ Syrup % FSgs
culr--l0oE for the name California on
the package then y00 an. sure yo1r
child is having che best and most
harmless gaysie for he .iitle sEom-
sch. liver and howeiS Children lore
lis ttuity taste Fnll directions q
each bottle. %oG must say C4lifor-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
FINANCIAL

To HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT FOR EXANSyLLE 9.Ey y,
r1ksT R1kS1f1bfs %oRTcAeE Aef.kSxD slx rSS sshI chI
RvaSsvi1LIE RvasSsi LIE s yiSShDiIANAPoIis ksnIL. sIL
RoAR RoAPn CoMPANX FIRST sss pER G8ScGST cfST
Issued UNDER AGREEMENT DATED AlI,a
I1Y,; JULY 8; 1914; BETWEEN y, the iHh eHn; 4Rr
HOLDERS OF SAID BONDS WHO
SHOULD BECOME PARTIES IhEhh-
NOTICE is hereby given that Plan and
Agreement, dated March is. 1920. for tho re-
organization Of Evansville e. lndianapo.iss ns
Railroad Company has been prepared ana
ADOPTED and approved by the unaerst.siv as Inv
Committee under said Agreement dated 9u.. s..
8. 1914, as modified and amended, ana s Inss
q copy Of said Plan and Agreement mas Gen Desn
filed with The Farmers Loan ana I.us.
Company. the Depositsry under said Agree
Any holder of a Certificate Of Deepest Pos
issued under said Agreement Of July o lsis, ~
may. within the thirty day period presc',.T;,il m
oy said Agreement winch thirty s;n oays NE NE
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, tSs U,rss, ~
positary, at ats office. No. % William an. n.ss'
New York City. written notice OF osssn ssssrs
from said Plan and Agreement. spechyint
the date or dates and the number OF mum. a.
bers of the Certificates of Deposit neio "
him. Unless holders OF outstanding eeItn
icates OF Deposit issued under SAID Asies
ment of July 8. 1914, representing more ths
one-thrd in amount of said Evansville -. :
indianapolis Railroad Company First mo'. '',
gage Bonds or more than one-thiro III a.ouS aasnS
OF said Evansville & Indianapolis NarIgS. l,I0s.
Company First Consolidated Mortgage E'.us AZ
deposited under said Agreement shaii ia ~,
such written notice of dissent from sa.S nS
Plan and Agreement In the manner i,,ly
s. 1914. prescribed. said Plan and Agrsena,s.. asr.
shall be effective and binding on all no'eeas s,,.'
Of Certificates of Deposit issued ana l.,,, vu
standing under said Agreement OF ,u,s y. rtes
1914, and all such holders will become " sss,,A
TO said Plan end Agreement without inc 'es-'
OF new Certificates of Deposit.
Holders of said First Mortgage bonas -
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds nos ns se'e II
July 3, 1914. may deposit the same VIZ ~, a. a.
Depositary hereunder on or before Apln ~,
1920, together with the coupons mauueaa. an,cons'
and receive therefor Certificates OF Deps''
OF said Depositary. ss,
Holders OF Certificates of Deposit. IN o'bs ss.
coming Subscribing Depositors as IN ssr ~
Plan and Agreement provided, mus. cvsrtff. ~,
before April 80. 1920 present their .es and
icates of Deposit to The Farmers Loan 1,s plan
and Agreement. at its office. No "a nriste m,Iisi
Street, New York City, for appTa%sw ID,
stamping. and must. on o- before s..r, asy os
1920, pay to said Depositary, Tor acoys - The
Plan. ..,,nn
The Committee will act as Reorsani1.s-
Managers. 70
Copies of said Plan and Agreennenss, mi
which reference is hereby made tos sroyf.
statement OF the terms. conditions any ~ = ssN
sions thereof. may be obtained from In'
Depositary-
Dated. New York. March is. 1920 ,r,..a
HAROLD PALAGANO, Cns''g'~
WILLIAM b. CARDOlo.
ELLIS w. GiADWIN.
EDWARptH. LADD. in,
RAYMOND NJ. SMITH,
g. r. TOWNSEND.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Public Service of New Jersey
Fails in Common Dividends

Despite the fact that total operating
revenues in 1919 increased $685. 1925
over the preceding year, the Public
Service Corporation Of New Jersey, in
it's annual report issued to stock
holders yesterday. disclosed deficit
after common dividends of $8O4, ,991,
compared with s2O,454 surplus in
1918. This loss. the report states, was
caused by heavier operating expenses
taxes and larger preferred dividend
disbursements.
Gross earnings last year aggregated
S59,136, 1853, from which expenses. taxes,
etc, were deducted, leaving a $15,511,-
673 net. After other charges had been
taken care of net income was ST ,O13,-
902, equivalent after $468,911 in pre-
terred dividend payments to $1.S1 a
share. $100 par, earned on the $29,-
s99, 500 common stock. which compares
with sl,s20,430. or $6O6 share earned
on the capital stock in 1918 Common
dividends amounted to $1,349,982, caus-
ing an $804,991 loss to be made for the
year.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
American Brake Shoe Company
Reports Larger 1919 Earnings

although the annual report of the
american Brake Shoe and Foundry
wompany just issued covers only twelve
months, compared with fifteen months
covered in the statement for the period
ended December 81. 1918, net earnings
we're $2,758,3S5, or gain of $433, ASP.
reductions in operating costs, the re-
lort explained, were responsible for
this increase in earnings.
Net income after Federal taxes and
en-, enarges. including preferred dividends
on Subsidiary companies stock was
equivalent to $3s72 a share. sioo nar mas
earned on the outstanding $4,93s.2oo
preferred, which compares with ss774
share on the $5,0oO,0o0 preferred
stock in the fifteen months ended De-.
cember 81. 1918. Preferred dividend
disbursements totaled $5s2, ,5s4. while
common stockholders received $31I.6ss.
After Q $lb0,OOO reserve had been set
aside for losses on government bonds.
surplus to be added to the profit and
loss account was SLIGO ,3S7.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctloneer.
Regular sTnrAs AyGT19H . Nn 1Nxns SALE
By ADRIAN HI. MULLER SON,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s4TH, 1890,
at 1890 O'Clock. at the
EXCHANGE sALEsROOM,
NOS. IA AND 1s VESEY STREET.
For Account of Whom 1t May Concern
100 shs. DelYatex, Petroleum COrpn.
5 shs National Liberty Insurance Co
70 shs Scabt ard National Bank.
20 20 sn shs Seaboard National Bank.
80 shs.. Kansas City Viaduct & Termi-
nal Railway.
1sh nor Third .aad,,S, Oakland x Syndicate. Inc
$4,000 Automobile Club OF America 4ct
Bds, 1890.
$4,000 ia ia. & CHAT. r. r. I'd Mtge. S. F
$4,000 Atlanta 1mpt. co. Is 1872.
$4,000 lnraddfoord, Ed & cuba r. r. Is,
$4,000 Bradford, Ed. & Cuba r. r. Cd IS
1885.
$4,000 Col &. Eastern Coal Co. 1st es
$1,000 coxsackis & Greenville Tract Co
$1,000 Grown Hill colnery Co. 1st ss
$4,000 Go Gov, ~ Flsmingseurs & Pound Gar
Dep. -
5000 9rG ~ Mtg asaa trust s Tsuft sos co ssris'
1st 6s 1920.
$4,000 Hudson susp. Bridge & New Eng
eiand r. X. 1st 5s, 1888.
S2o'ooo~City Of Creston tIowa) Water q
Light lst 6s. 1913
s2s.soo Iron Car Equipt. Co. I'd Mtge,
$4,000 II Ind; "a Dec. Dec. & Springfield R. r. I'd
$4,000 'ssy, 5nd, Pee, Pee, & Western r. r. I'd,
$4,000 kalamazoo City & County Street
s,e ooo Ky LIST SIS. 1916.
Wesiern sssaa r. ei'f K 1st wyana4s5s ss' isss NO
100000 Lack & So Western r. r. 1st Is,
.ssa $500 o. city of La Grange $50 Bd.. 1901.
,,oo. X: r. $50 Income BIDS, 1917.
S!!a'o9o Mariposa Co. TO Bds., 1878
s'000 Com co 1ss hinss1em 7s 1aoa & Syracuse R. r.
$500 r. x. Montana Mining Discovery
Co 1st 12s6, 1870,
$4,000 Nor. & Southern West Va. r. r.
.- 1st rs. 1902.
$4,000 ehio Obi Central ;sa, Coal Co. 10 Income
$4,000 Orange Mountain Cable Co. 1st IS.
$4,000 Pitts. Binghamton & Eastern R.
ss,eo0 piatt Co. 1929 BIDS. 1890.
si'ooo rloneer Paving Brick Co. 6% Bds.,
$500 Peru Steel & Iron Co. 1st 7s 1895
$500 Strong Locomotive Co 1st IS, 1865 1860
q, sooo ooo STorshern To1sde Teiegraph Co. 1st S.
90, aoo lat ss 1898. -
s2l.a0o 1I,'i Hnson :, Il odaSumberins Co. 79s Mtge.
$500 Winona s & South Was, pv =. =
frac. ctf. ~ 80 0s
$1,000 ,yss w'sena q South Yves. Ry. l.t g..
$4,000 city CITY Of watcr,own ,ws -
$4,000 1sass Wasa,ch aiI' 4 1ord.n v.,.
$4,000 sNtanaard N,rs 3D., ,cordase Co. so Adj.
1900 1saa nsa River Iron Mfg. Co. is. SIS.
$4,000 : sterra r = Maa5s Land 1mpt. Co. Is.
$4,000 United Isi r,ss sssa; 49,
$4,000 Chic. e. Canada - 6ond: 1870
$4,000 Sanford M dsvs & Lax. r,.+,.
IS, 1916 ~ ~ isl
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Canadian Pacific r. r.
To Sell Bonds Here
Negotiations for FIotation of
$l2,OOO,OOO Issue Are Near
ing COmpletion

Negotiations of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad with American bankers for
the fotation of an issue of bonds to
finance here the purchase of new
equipment are near completion, it was
said in Wall Street yesterday. The
road, which has only been in the mar
ket once before in recent years for
such financing. is seeking $1,000. 900
through the sale of securities.
Two groups, each of which have had
representatives. in the Dominion during
the negotiations, are bidding for the
business. One consists of the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York, the
Bankers Trust Company of New York
and the Union Trust Company of Pitts
burgh and the Bank of Montreal. The
other group, headed by the National
City Company, is also in the field, it is
understood. The question of exchange
is said to be the chief matter under
discussion.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE SEc OF FL NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
,,IS1s. ISS1Es.CHETARY OF STATE '' =
,araIl,, iaae CEhTlFlCATE Issued in duplicate.
romps rsnrpy cesysfes that the White Washburne
has a,a me- domestic stock corpora tion,
nsa,,n nas i.ea IN this office on this 9th day Of
s,s,,s.ty sS,snen,ary 1920. papers for the voluntary
ssI Of 3ha OF IS such corporation under section
that II appears therefroin that such car,,ora anu
tloh ~ h mas Complied with said section in order
"AAtsIss my hand and the seal OF office
rcr.r, i oi the Secretary of State. at the
tSEAEi City OF Albany. this Twes,ty.sev'
ento day Of February, one thou
Sand nine hundred and twenty. s-.
E. w vAFT.
Second Deputy Secretarv. of State
Wtn.tAM IL tta' r: BRINCKERHOFF. Aitornev
Ieaar Street. Naw York ESiY. s'''s's s.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
co-PARrNERsH1p NOTICE

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNEERssna1ITc:E
The firm of MORDAuNT g. HEMa.rcinsI
under that name. and with p.,n,y h
place OF business in New YORK cosshase
sale and underwriting OF stocks. ponIs pn,,a ring
investment securities generally ,acss sef
are the respective names and ssrh
Of WHOM whom Is is Of Of full iii age: Frederick he.. M..
daunt General Partner. Riverv;cw s,em.
nor. Dobhs Ferry, N. r.: Christian =. sard
mick General Partnerl. fs Nnssus,.ydxr Nnss
Fielder Clarke (speciai Rartnerl. ies sssas sssia
Sand Street New York City. n y: Ia sssh
special partner has contributed !esvsv Mn
to the Arm. Said partnership e y s,,sfy
i. 192l.s unlesa SOONER termipatso q exs,Sk
special pu9tncr exerciain9 hts ssen ~ s.
such ysar to heceuns 9sqerai 3.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

additional quantity Of Porto Ricos avail
able at 12%c c. I. (. The local market for
refined sugar remained unchanged
Coffee. .Futures-The market was quiet
yesterday. Call prices were 3 to 8 points
worked lower on trade and European sell
ing, closing at net losses of to % points
near months showing relative weakness.
A special cable from Santos report &c
futures unchanged to decline Of 125 reis
and in the cost and freight market Rio rs
were said to be offered al 19c, 10 points
below the previous days quotation. The
local spot market was reported quiet, with
Rio Is quoted at 14%c to 15c
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
1886 14.3S 14.30 l4.30 W l4.37
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Creamery, higher than extras. lb., $50
sssac; extras, 92 score. ssMc; firsts, 90 to
s4@ssc seconds, So to 81 score, 5s@s3c;
lower. grades, 55@5sc; held, extras, $50
64c; hrsts. 59@62c: seconds. 55@5sc: un-
salted, higher than extras, 72h @73c
extras, 7l@72c; trsts. @esc; seconds 50
good to prime. 60Q CSC; common to fair As
q 5Sc; renovated. extras 55c; firsts, $40
SAC; imitation creamery. f1rsts, AZ @ Ate:
ladies' current make. frsts; 44@a5c IS sec.
packing stock, current make. No. |. 41c;
No. 2, 39h @ 4Oc; lower grades. ss0s9c.
Cheese-Receipts were 6.735 boxes.
State. held fats. specials, 30@31c; average
run. 2S@29c; lower grades, 14@27c; twins,
ss1a spec'sls whites ties ssSS2sMe eo1orsd
271a Q2shc; lower grades. 1s@27c; Wis
consn. whole milk. held, twins 27030c; ;
single 81 h daisies, h, held. so@slhc; double
held, s2@ sac; fresh, s2@s2Mc: state skins,
fats and twins. held specials, 18@21c;
fresh specials, 17@18c: prime to choice, Is
@16c; fair to good, 10@12c; lower grades,
40sc.
Eggs-Receipts were 2s.o22 cases Fresh
4e@17c; dirties. No. /. 44@%Sc; No. seo and
poorer. 4l@43c; checks, good to choice.
dry. $50 4oc; duck eggs. Western and
and nearby. Western hennery whites. ex-
tras. 59@60c; frsts to extra firsts, $40
5sc; gathered whites. arsts, to extra f1rsts,
54@58 Pacific Coast, whites. extra firsts,
4Sc; other sections. As @ Ate; other Western
and Southern. gathered whites. 400 56c !;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, extras. 64@55c: gathered browns
n
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Wabash Earns $2.81 a Share
On the Preferred stA' Stock

Gr<.s income Of the Wabash Rail-
way Company for 1919, including the
government compensation Of $5,786.-
361, amounted to $6,114,942. compared
with $6.1S0,510 in 1918. After all de-
ductions,, including settlement of ac-
counts prior to January /, 1918, made
by the Railroad Administration, there
was surplus Of $1,747.22S, equal to
$2.81 a share on the $61 ,D76, 800 pre-
ferred "A" stock outstanding, con-
trAsted with $3.50 share earned the
preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Maine Central Earnings
Large Tonnage of Paper, Pulp
e7 and Lumber Responsible
for Gain

Operating revenues of the Maine
Central Railroad Tor the year ended
Decembe. 81, 1919, amounting to ST.
525,178, not only showed an increase
of $1,109,999 over the preceding year,
but were the largest on record The
annual report to stockholders states
that this result was brought about to
large extent by heavier tonnage of
paper, pulp and lumber carried.
Transportation and traffic expenses,
etc, totalled S17,520,O64, leaving a
Of s924,133 and $5o1 in uncollectible
revenues had been deducted, operating
deficit was $919,52O, which compares
with loss of S41S,773 suffered by the
government in 1918.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Panhandie Stockholders Meet

111IADELfh1A, MARCH "a Spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis Railroad Company will be
held in Pittsburgh on May 81 for the
purpose of authorizing the issue of s35.-
100000 5 per cent general mortgage
bonds, $2O,000,O0O Of which will Be
issued at once to reimburse the Penn
sylvania Company for advances made
to cover the improvement and extension
of. the Panhandle property.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
France Wants 4O,OOO,OOO
Pounds of American Conner

If plans involving the creation Of a
new credit instruments for financing
foreign purchases of American copper
materlallze it was said yesterday that
france stands ready to. take 1000 900
pounds. This and similar orders, pro-
oucers say, would be sufficient to wipe
oue the surplus stocks now in this
country in short time.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Mechanics and Metals S,6,.L.

At q special meeting Of the Me.
chanlcs and Metals National Bank held
Yesterday stockholders authorized an
increase in capital stock from 5000 .ooo
70 S9,oO0.O00. The neuA stock is to he
orered to present stockholders at mar
ana IS to be paid for on or before
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
tSee. New York Title and Mortgage.
tlncludes American Trust Company stock
Insurance Companie,
Standard Oil Stocks

BID. Asked.
Anglo American Oil Co. Ltd. 26N 27A
Atlantic Refining Co. ........16So 1860
Borne -scrymser Co. 40 ass
Buckeye Pipe Line ........ 90 1ol
chssebroush ao bs Mfg Co. cons.... 225 2ao
Continental oil Co.. o............ SOS SIS
Crescent Pipe Line Co. ..... SO 36
Cumberland Pipe Line Co.,. 145 1855
The Eureka Pipe Line Co..: 14o 145
Ga!ena Signal Oil Co, pf. new... % SO
90 pf old ................. 100 los
Illinois Pipe Linz co.......... 17s 1ss
Indiana Pipe Line Co .::...... 100 103
International Pet Co, Ltd. ~ ~
New York Transit Co. ........ I83 1877
HSrthern HS, err gipe Line Co -. lo1T 1o4
Penn. Mex Fuel Co. ............ bs 81
Prairie Oil & Gas Co $50 700
Prairie Pipe Line Co. ........ ESQ 265
Solar Refining Co ........... 420 436
Southern Pipe Line Co........ AS i5s
South Penn OIL Co... $40 330
Southwest Penna Pipe Lines. Sc so
STANDARD OIL Co of California 362 a5s
Standard OIL Co of Indiana $50 RSo
Standard Oil Co OF Kansas. 625 650
Standard OIL Co of Kentucky. 425 450
Standard Oil Co of Nebraska. $40 $40
Standard Oh Co of New Jersey S65 s75
standard Oil Co Of New York. 4ss 47S t7S%
Standard Oil Co of Ohio .. 500 $40
swan 4 Finch Co............ ss ioS ia
Union Tank Car Co. .......... 125 $50
90 pro ri, ~ =. 100 l02
WASHINGTON Ill co............. 81 "a
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantic I.obos OIL Co. ncm, 80 IS
do n. Ns.... 1lS 1as
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES
= READING COMPANY
GAn~ra1 nNa

VyIs,asrs Me00lnH TeFminal
~. Philadelphia, March III. 1920
me Board OF Directors has dacisr.i
of one hp nes ssrpinss quarterly dividsnd
Erred "a, Stock Of the Company. Ia ha ,,sss
or. ORD Anrii ~ 9. 1920. to stockholders of reg
1877, =. ~ " n, cio.c of business March "a.
az ~. S, Snecks will be nallsf 10 sstockhos,
- ~ wns hAye Aled diylstend ordersswifR ~.
& ss txeIE s. HARE, 6ecretary. $
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Sugar and Coffee

NUTFeHt Year
Sugar. granulated, per lb.. ..140ls holiday
Coffee. Santos No. 4. per lb. "a hoiiday
Sugar. further advance took place In
the market for raw sugar yesterday about
$4,000 to $4,000 bags Cubas. March and
tirst half April shipment Cubas selling
to refiners at New Orleans Galveston ana
New York at 12c. cost and freight, equal
70 l5o4c duty paid. A New York refiner
early April shipment at 1aHc CT. 4 de-.
iayered. rI.a The sales at l2c G. I. EQUALS the
record price paid last December for Cubas
~ the. close OF the day fair additional
line of Cu6as We're offered at f2c Z, rs,
mostly April positions. with ! moderate
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
NEW ISSUE
$1,7oo,ooo
Cuba Railroad Company
Equipmeht Trust 7a Gold Certificates of 1920
N.EW ISSUE


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Certificates mue by Central Union
RaiLnadCo
railroads
Cuba, serving half of the island
of Equipments These certificates issued for 1870 of the
quotations approx
n 0 the paid
Earnings years ended o average
of the Railroad we'll in
average fixed charges of $8493 year
ended June
Total Net 3,4669
FixedCh
In the total net income
increased compared with the
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G. f7avna,C tie
in at EuNC wh1 Vnuedamd dyuu9nd
Price for any maturity to yield 7.5oe5
WHITE, WELD & Co.
Wall Street, New York Devonshire Street. Boston
nvmnA and til euannus0
sources m xMysn5
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Livestock, Meats, Provisions
N. Y. Transportation Gains

For the year ended December 81,
1918, the New York Transportation
Company reports surplus after charges
and all taxes Of $765 ,795, equivalent
to 1925 share, $50 par. earned on the
$2,3b0,0 900 capital stock, against $685. ,l44,
or $1.09 a share, in the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Miscellaneous Markets

Security, rate ana due Bid Asked Yield
1888 op 1923. ........ - ssN o7A III
Federal Farm Loan 43Ac
1887 Or 1922. -. - esN SIX All
,.'n; 1929 !. op 1921; :;..;.;:. s7h ssM s.is
1898 op 1919. 2a.......... 0eX esh 6.13 |
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

conditions are now normal to ait points in
Gnile Argentina. Uruguay, Paraguay and