davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Other Oils
Ilono7d, furnishings, hand =


1erchiefs. Penns4 ivauia.
PuLApELPHIA-Franklin Sweater Mills;
PHiLADE1PAIA, Myers I've Haan & Co.;
NJ. Myers raircoats, Herald square.
FHlLADELPIllA-N Nid .Klothes
% Co.: Allen l.. Greenberg. boys clot hins
Pennsylvania
rHlLADELPHiA stewart's: Miss u
Koenig; Alfred Fanu. l1o West Thirty
rmILADELPHiA- Gimbel Bros. Nj. Scott,
mems furnishings, broadway & Thirt
piTTsBrRGn-N creenbers, woinen's
pIrTSBURGH Mccrecry E co.; u. E.
Young VctroIas. 23 East Twenty-siXth
TsnCRGH-Lewin-N Ne'snan Co: Mr.
Koch waists. furs, etc. Pennsylvania.
Observation-Disclosures & Co. J. Miller,
Observation-Disclosures & Baer Co; Miss
W"hner, ladies' SILK and muslin under
rITTslstRe 3g5 fourln H@M@caee1y ASenae Co.. Get.
weller, furniture. Il. G. Clark. millinery
Miss 4 Robertson asst. millinery; 2S
PIFfSHJ RGH-Lewin Neiman Co. b
Noiman, JOBS coats; lool Broadway
PlTrsHURGN -Kaufmans Dept store,
rlwrsNJ KGH-Rosenba co., ". Il
Alfred '~ntl, Ilc Vest Thirty second
PQt'rLANn ore porteous. Mitchell &
~r11 A. Fourth Avenue
PIX NN,NCE- Col berg Co !, Cfolberg
RALEIGV \ C-Taylor Furnishing Co.
L. Taylor Womens ready to wear I'm
RdCHlsTER-s. J Hoffman. books and
stationery breslin
ROCHE 7 R--B. FOrman Co.. Mrs Iuil,
Mrs. ShiVe childrcn's and juniors ready
to wesr; 225 Filth Avenue
SIOUA CITY Iowa-Daviason Bros; A
r. Goldberg, jobs h tier grade coats
G.
SFlINGFlELD Mass.-A. Fein {, Sons,
NJ. tela, ", Women's clothing CumbeTiand
SfilNGFlELh Mass IA. klopfer Co. A.
ST. LOUlS-B NuEcnt & Bros; A. Ahrens
go; obs cc93astts c9ats l2Gl Broadway;
ST. LoUIs-Eiy & Walker D. c. Co.; s
a. kahman hosiery, II. kurtz wash
ST I0UIs~S. hoffman, piece goods
ST LOCIs-K Kline Co., J. sorger, coats and
ST LoJIs~E. Warner millinery; s2l
ToLf.yo. ohio-rhe Hugo. stein Cloak
c., Nj. Tobias merchandise manager
TcLEDO-Crones. Inc. J. Itskowitz
Street room 4O5
rKENToN. \. J =; $. Katzeabach { Co.
y 5 katzenhach. house furnishings
UTICA. n Y~Doyle Knowcr Co. Mr.
Doyle coats, 277 Fifth Avenue
WASI1l NCTO rs kAnn Sons Co: Mis-.
A Nj. Hagan. ladies' ready to wear. J
q. furl ns. SILKS 1872 Fourth Avenue
5 G Spitler shoes, Penhsy .vania
NNGTON-I.ansburgh & Bros; N
kahn cotton piece goods. : East Thirty
thtrd Street
WATNRBURl Conn. - Reid & Hughei
Co.. w Z. Minor. carpets and russ. 40.
wNErLlNG. ". va.-Elpern's, $ c Eli
perm. women ready to wear. Pennsyl-
yanla.
WiIK EsBARRE. Pa-Towler. Dick &
Walker. W. Thomas. furniture, etc;
West Thirty second street.
WILM1NGTON. pel.~Smith Zollinger Co.
". Thieiman. upholstery. noor coverings
West Thirty second Street
WILMlNGTON, Del - Topltis Bros l.
Topkis. underwear; $50 broadway
WlNSrED, Conn.-B. Epstein, general line
Cont:rcntal
! WINSTON SALEM. y. C.-Eisenberg Bros
Eisenberg. dry goods and notions
+ Y0I NGsTUWN. Ohio-s K. siegel & Co.
v. ). Fly womens rcadyto-wear, 2Q'
/ F.fth Avenue.
! YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio--G. NJ McKelve,
Co Nh Warner boys clothing. men
and boys shoes; 1870 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Buyers Arrived
fairchlld Service

fairChilt Service
49, Oh,o-roaerman's pept. store;
80 Gross ch!ldreu's ami JUNIORS coats
Sitis serge dresses sinsham dresses
- vt-fr'sts ana mAckinaws Alfred
A. lid Wc1' Thsrty-second Street.
- - y --h-usinsrr a CranAr. & ".
~. .'..'ter. upholsfcry, f5rarteli-
-, ,-.sNiic CITY T. Frank. wouen's 5
2 - a. wear pcnnsy yiFania.
,e.. fa .a.itMORE-Joei Gutnan Co: r. Men
RAJ srSnn ~I n Shoes. 200 Firth Avenue.
H., ~ -tlNORH-Stewart H. & Co. C.. H Col
s.,s -, si!ks. dress goods. West Thirty
". Standard Furniture Co.; 5. Mil
H. furniture and noor coverings; Bres-
oN-chsndler Co: Miss Chisholm.
goSe.sSSrs . Fifth Avenue.
'gnrdoN-E n,dE r. slattery Co: a. r. O'Neii.
--S.hh1eer"ssr, Mr. Lucey. furs. 10 East
nf,lM-aTty-second street
33t.oN-~t1leue's Sons Co; Miss Meyers,
nue. A'~NS' -''
'TrssttoN-Cilchrist Co: tbasement) A.
s,onnen. coats suits and dresses; Cup
MA Miss Wall. infants wear; Mrs
a.sen. waists. Mrs. Ailard. muslin un-
str,w.sar. bathrobes: Miss ID. Minahan.
2' 2aa IND ana juniorE coats and silverware:
~ FIFTH Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Low Prices and New Weayes
Aidinc Sill Gnnds Mark g.

Low prices and new weaves are stlm-
liating some business in the silk goods
market Joh5ers and manufacturers
VINO have cut prices deeply assert that
me response from buyers is fairly
liberal and is giving them sufficient
business to keep their organizations
toeether Apparently all hope of max
ing profit in the silk manufacturing
snd loobng business for the ne.' few
months has gone by tie board Not
all manufactrrers have met the + =
eIs ideas Of new prices. and to all p
pearances those producers are getting
mIn-M.m n Nnsiness at present.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Cotton Receivers
After Slump to
Near Low Levels
Active Positions Show Loss
of About 4 Cents a Pound
Under October Rally Fig
ures; Some Trade Buying

=, lhere were erratic fluctuations in
the cotton market yesterday An early
advance Of about half cent was fol-
lowed by break which carried prices
INTO new low ground for the movement,
put there were sharp rallies in the
later trading and the net result of the
day was an advance c.f "a TO 90 points.
JanuarV contracts sold off from 1855
to lo.1l and closed at 1860.
Generally speaking, neither the fuc-
tuatlons nor the days news was re
garded as indicating any material
change IN market conditions. The DIS
position to buy in short contracts dur
ing the earlier trading was promoted
BY bad weather in the South the raj ~
IN sterling exchange. and the steadler
early ruling on the stock market. EX-
ccpt for the profit taking OF recent
sellers. however, there appeared to be
little demand and prices broke early
in the afternoon or reports Of easier
Eastern belt spot markets and renewed
liquidation. On the basis Of lsc for
March contracts. however, there was
trade and investment buying and the
late rally was the result OF renewed
covering. At the low point OF the day
late spring and summer months were
within Is or 25 points Of the low rec
ords established last month and active
positions showed declines OF about &c i
pound from the best point reached on
the late October rally.
Southern spot markets were 80 points
lower to 20 points higher, with mid
ding quotations ranging from 1915
to 1000, compared with l9.02, the clos
ing quotation for December at New
York
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 20 points higher, at zoos for
middling; no sales were reported.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Better Curb Tone
Sends Prices Up
In Quiet Trading
Selling Causes Slight Reac-
ton, but Most Issues Hold
Part of the Gains; Less
Interest in Bond Group

Prices improved slightly in the curb
market yesterday, as better tone pre-
vailed throughout most of the day.
There was reaction around midday,
when demands of short interests had
been served, and the whole list sagged
for time, but buying reasserted itself
before the close, and most of the active
issues showed net advances.
Industrials reflected the improved
sentiment. with one or two exceptions.
General Asphalt was higher, crossing
so at one time, but reacting with the
rest. Fluctuations We're narrow. Far
rel coal was under pressure and yielded
about points.
Standard Oil stocks were higher, the
Indiana issue registering q gair Of
about Is points. to 740, at one time. A
few of the Independent oils were in
supply and suffered fractional losses.
The bond list was not quite so active
and prices were little changed.
There was only moderate activity in
the mining group.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
(ornnlerciaI Credit

Tat Many commercial firms are still
pressed fol ready cash is shown by the
large humber of extensions that are
asked Dy debtors Of mills and whole
salers Bankers also assert that the
demand for renewals of loans is still
stroos bankers feel that the coutin-
ued depression has shown UP the weak
sqo'- trade. and that the pressure
for forced liquidation is no longer as
necessary as 1t WAS q few months ago.
Leg m-.e concerns that have made a
sincere attempt to readjust their busi-
0.ss mark down their inventories
and to move old nigh priced stock are
understood to be receiving adequate
t-0airg assistance at present.
tamnerc al pa'cr 'ates were un-
changed yesterday 1T : d to per cent.
lae latter being the general rate for
most trst grade names Bankers ac-
c.7,sac. rates quoted by the American
sccepta Council were:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
range Of prices follows
Rosv Sugar Tone Easy;
Reductions IN Refined

Sugar rrauulatec. lb ...lo'.
Coffer, RIO No. l......... l. ls's
Cofe". santos. 80. 5.......l2ss q Is y u
Although raw sugar prices were
nomlnally unchanged yesterday, an
easier tone prevailed in the market,
and it would not be surprising, accord
ing to traders, to see sales under the
ga c cost and freight which prevailel !
Il offers were made. Several rehners
announced reductions in prices to 1912
cents less 2 per cent for cash for
granulated. The demand continued
small Beet sugar in the West was
slightly lower. Futures were more ac-
tive, but unsettled in tone closing at
net losses of 20 to % points.
Vhe rance Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
davis prices follow:
Mem High Grade Shoes
81 lheaner Thar in iulx

Price drops OF as much as q dollar a
pair within ten days are being made
by manufacturers of mems high grade
shoes, according to enc Of the best
Known buyers In the local retail trade
he asserts that he has been offered
shoes for spring IT prices showing re-
o,lctions Of as much as 81 pair from
the prices asked FOR fall shoes last
July and August.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Swan & Finch Stockholders
Na!itv sncrcase in Stock

Stockholders cf Swar & Finch have
laNhet an increase in the authorized
capita stock from $1,000 600 consist
q s.v o. 20 eco shares OF 500 par to
'',re9''uv0, ,e, 1t was announced yesterday.
n ne new stock VIII be classified into
sVVV0 shales Of preferred at s25 par
sne ~ goo shares OF common At 500
l"r value The number Of directors
was increased from three to five Ac-
o..s Z on OF the Cataract Engineering
eno manufacturing Company Of But
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Butter. Checee and Eggs

Butter- Receipts Ware 80 packages.
Creamery. hirhcr than ox'ra. Id. Ca n
f5c; extras 90 score Ga; 7rs's. On % 81
score 81 n 6"i4c. erz's IS 20 81 score 4S q
sac. ee"onie 81 80 s. soo~e. 400 4fo; lo',er
trrsa"s. fS q. 7Hn. 'a.isN "as''s Soff 5sc 4,
sr,saito' fi,-re- .h4~ 4vtr4s &C. r.c7c. cx-
f~es sl'@ aoo7;~o. Ar='s tSTf9r; seconds
an i7r. 2'ate = i"' rs +-esi so n coo +:
~oo1 20 Nsimc 50U -ot. cctn~foN 20 fair.
IS l' g. ronoa-efed eN ~-a tGli t7r: 'aA'es
crrren- maize f~s's 7o2S0' 50 oronfs ~
current Daase No. 9tc; 50 22c; lower
r~aaes 20g9ee s'o-ese high scoring
57'- q 7f": "V-ras 81 0F7c-
Cheese r ocei,ts VIZ" 1Ff9 hovNs.
S'a'e whole iril'g hole "e+a s0~cia's ~,
% "a esc arNrage run - Q csc. f~@sN sne-
cials "fQr@5c; average rrn 22't @ sc;
Daisies hold &C. = . T. @; forb Be Daisies,
held 2fi9 a o-iso Young Americas Nold.
20 .gi.r. skiing held specials - q 2oc
PRIME 20 choice. l5Tl71lc. fair 10 good.
]" &c. lowo- grades foc.
Fgrs-Receirts w"re s.2se cases. Fresh
N-sts s70s5c hrsts - u SIC. seconds, 81
75c. dirties No :. ~ n lsr. checks fair to
choice, dry -46N+sc; refrigers tor. sDeeiai
marks fancy 81 q 5Sc frsts. 55i9 u Sc ia e.
seconds. 32G sac, whites 57N65c state
r. nnsYlvania and nearbv Western hen
q q 9sc f-sts. ss q eoc- gathered whites.
nrsts TO extra frsts s. a CSC: under grades
7ons5c pullets. 65Ms2c: Pacific Coast
whites, extras. sSnsl average best, 80 q
sc. fair to good. 7SQ ssc medium SIZE,
rs sec; small. SIS q zoe; other Western and
Pennsylvania and arby Western hennery
browns, extras, 500 ssc: gathered prov
ana mixed colors graded extras, seQSsc'
rrsts TO extra arsts, 17Qs5c.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Gables

ness doing lIlddlins - points lower at
IA sed Sales 600 American. 1000.
Imports O00. American 5000. FUTURES
opened quiet at 20 10 32 points decline
closed steady at 20 y - poln.s c.e me-
December l4.l2a; January, 1850, Marrh,
l3.75d May. 13.5ed July, I'D. Man
chester: Yarns in buyers favor, cloths
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
~ Per Cent (lot3,;nr Drop

A drop of about % per cent in the
iiies o. the lowest grade suit in its
f.'s Ane. compared TO the fall line,
noted IN the initial showing Of mems
talns suits BY a Chicago manufac-
'Afer Tho line was onened this week
'D both New York and Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
STOLEN-AUTOMOBII.E

Reward VIII he paid any information
leading to the recovery of Westcott
Ros dster. 1920. stolen from in front -oa
West 57th st. on Nov. !; dealers license
No. 2,o3i \. Y; serial so. 1i,479, motor
f,l14, body OF car green. black fenders
and green wheels, Firtstone tires 33x4. floor
boards covered with gray carpets lion
bumrrrs in front and rear. speedometer
J.. ZOO miles. John }. S,aats. - Stone ST.
Telephone Broad 1871.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

Coffee Fufures-lnsettlcd conditions in
primary markets were reflected IN weak
ness in the local marl.et and mt de-
cline OF 10 10 Is points Was snown at the
close. The opening vas higher. as tne
rally of late Tuesday was continued. There
Was nothing to Indicate improvements in
spot demand, however. and the local de-
mand was quiet
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
CottOnseed Oil

The marke, for cottonseed oil was com
paratively nrln throughout the day. and
closing prices showed net gains Of 10
to 10 points The advance in the grain
list mad a stimulating inA i,nce on the
rnarkct and the-e was @ctive buying 81
tunes credited 10 reiiners, Nlth talk of
better export derlend. Their vas more OF
less selling on 'he bulE'5, hoWeNei, OWNS
to an easy tone TO the crude market and
this served to hold prices within narrow
limits Total ssles Tor the day We're 1900
barrels.
IN. ranEe Of pr!ces follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
,EH ~ II - GHH ~ INN"

THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
New York November 10th. 1920.
The BOARD OF Directors OF this Company
have this day declared a dividend =
TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.
- n "a the Capital stock Of the Com
pany. 2aya ole January 3rd. 1921 to stock
haiders ot record at the close OF business
December sth 1920.
X. F. MOLLENHAUER, Treasurer.
cisls. 26i. Q27hc. average run, 2492sc: ::
Wisconsin. held twins. IS y 026hc; single
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Live beef. fair TO
prime, 100 lbs 81 90 q 90 $500 q II IS
y . beef.
SIDES. u .,, .l4@ 20 .ls9 .27
Live veals, COM
mon to prime.
100 los. ...... IA ooI 1000 1909 90
Il ssed veal.
city. 10. ...... .2%q 81 .2tP SO
Live ewes. 100
lbs ...,'..,,.. sso9 TOO 5000 $50
Dressed mutton.
city ID. ,,... 100 .ls 400 Is
Live lambs. fair
lbs ...,,'..... 11oo9l375 le5oQ14
Dressed lambs,
city. H. s4M so 1s9 "a
Hogs. 100 lbs. I475Ql525 lt5eQl5 90
Dressed h hogs.
bacon. 10. 49,. .c2L a .22% 81 y q .2l =
Mess pork. Dbl 3ooog13l.oo ASSOC -
Mess beef. bbl. 1905 1000 $500 20 "a. %
Lard. Ma d d lie
West, 400 lbs. le.3o9ls.so 27.0o q a. 10
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
' York. the 10Th day Of Al
EMILY r Xix.
MILDRED d. LIE ESON.

EGBERT X VAN RErREN. Atom,
for Executors. AK Brsyoort Place,
Brooklyn. N. =.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
BOARDERS " WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYrIsTS WANTED
NETKOPOLTTAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls IS years OF age and over
Hours to 4:3S o'clock
Saturdays % !: O'Clock
LunCEeons served freq
Salary to start s12 90
Abilities OF clerks reviewed eacn ak
months. Those or average ability >, I'D
be recelring from IS TO SIS per week alter
the second review. 'sne variation = dle 20
difference in clerical work.
Steaography and i9lstapho~e Operating.
Apply III Person between and 90 . Loo 4
Roou. s053. Metropolitan Dui.alnk.
Madison Ave. cat c.rd 50. Eew ! orA city.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
German Internal Bonds

Quoted in dollars per ] 900 uarks)
'ales. Open. High. Low. Last.
00OO "Germ Ell 4i2s . 10 Il Is
81 nlisted. TSells cents per share
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Southern spot Market 4

unohaMeel al IIc. saI'5' ---7' 51''a -"
Orleans steady. % points lower Ut lS.15c; =;
sales. 1916 Mobile nominal. 20 lower at
Is 75c sales nil. savannah Qpiet, un-
CHANGED at 2oc; sales nil. Norio'k steaoy,
0uiet. % lower al l9c. sal ). S'5. Menpnls
steady. unchanged - 2gc, sa'es, IS. l.'3. l.9oo
> t0G Little Rock quiet unchanged at
le. Soc sa ee. sog Dallas steadY 20 hlsh-
er al s.45c; sales nil. Montg 9.aery htl',
s.e.--a.. - hl..hnr at 80. Eales. .N1..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
! urnisrrc


SAIT-TRI-NKs-s
Steatrer tr',u5s. sp4t-as-= Ia IS r-a s-cl. 40
AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PR!LES
Every a'tiol-is Is : tafanteel
L. FIRSTENEEHG
1902 THIRD AVE Corner s5th -.
BIG BAKCAIN-New snc rs-u war1rses
trunks 5o6 SIKH ave. BIT fath-.t.s
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
SUMMONS


o. N4W oi-.>-.- .-AWHE>'CE 4 WAsH-
iNti-N>. Plain H. against alN t-.s -
CIR PRODUCING q REFINING o.. de-
TO TIE ABOVE NAMED prFENDANT.
f'f Az HEREBY 50 AAi t',r.D 10 an
sver the complaint in this astlon ari .
attorneys within w My days after ths
service Of his summons. exclusive ot tho
10 appeaf or ans"er jnismant VIII be taken
asa-ns- you iy defsLt fo. the rouef de-
Hap4et IN ih.' comp aint
DAVIES ArERRACu & C0RNEfr.
tor Plain oaee aut Iogs
>-....oash Of Maa.at,4n. Asn Yaak cry
Ts'e nonre that upon your de,-q.s q,
ment WIN he taken against Won for DE- s.ra
az ro@t tHonsan- n-ne h'r.lrel ftf. .eh- (
se 100 i'o.'afs: WIN y e1es' from ~eHteln'er
DAVIES. ACERBAcH q coR,'l.ii..
TO TIE Anovr NAMEo DEF EN5A>r.
.hANGER PRODUCING a RE-
Tho foregoing summons IS served upon yol
hy Hen Georye y Muliaa. one Of the jus
'ices of thu prere Court OF The state %.
plafnt ln tn- ottiee - ne cierk ~ ths
II Use ir fhe Borough e Manhattan. cry
- ~" oik. on The 23tn DAY ~ Jc-oher
1s-l
Dad 0-'ofo- ef. 1920
DAWES. a hhBAlii CORNELL.
CH.e A1..s Boz
onsh of Manhattan. Nen Nors City
Nnw YorN srrRF.is. 60 nT COUNTY
0f N-W Nol.> ltE AMERICAN
Ac,NICI l.rI lfAL CHEM CAL COMPANY.
iaa l.f AGAINST HoIDl-N HCIG a.p s EN-.
lHei-f.i.rt -ilit}-
10 9NE AsoNE MAMep rEFETpANT:
lOr ARE HEREBY AlAto>fo 20 an~
-AeT 'he CAP alrt fh.s aerleu and 20
rye rcpN al yo1r slsf.i on tr- Plain
si Attorneys v.t.4Iu tAenty Lats aftsN
fa- sea.ice of his su.n-ue-.s exclusive Of
The day If service. nl ID aaae II 5ctr fail
nre 70 appear or answer. Judgment VIII be
taAtu against you - Z fault Tor the RELIEF
'.einan.ei the c'ulp4a 'n-
Dated Sep rflhar =. itlf
CLIFFORD Hpss;s BEARD.
Attorney fer Ela.at-rf. Once ald Pos.
O..4ee Aal.ass. - J. loa lnay Borough
of Ntn-attan. %ew YeiA CITY
To iioI li.-E NJ!-tsS-t.s i-->
-,t to'es' ~ sEi-ieQns ls aerfe- rpon fol
Is p-iIiraf rlf -4rf To- nm order of Hon
G4orse y M4lan. i Iu-.le= - In. ~npsense
18th day ot Oct0ner 1890 and Il -a with
complaint - tine ollee ~ rho r.ara o., fha
Coanry oi Nsn io4N 81 The Co4aty to-r.
f!or4e in tAe Borough u Nann4' ian. cry.
County and Stale q New YORK
.t-l New iot.. ce-r le1N
CLIFFORD. HOBBS BEARD.
Attorney Ilf rlai..I and Post
OFF, Address a1 Ilraal...a5. ls.tougn
OF NanA1ttap- \c~ EarH titrV.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS

for light messenger serv-
ice; Sl2 q week to start;
chance for advancement.
Apply Room 3l2, Tribune
Bldg, l54 Nassau Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
IndustriafS


sales. Open High Low. Last.
lsSs .sms :.ssss $751;; nc5 i j. ID j. - y: 10
5SS 5SS Aaas ,A% M1} Nal : s"p. ss sSs. st i g.
1890 Br-Am T coup 1l94 - in y
$50 TBr-Anr chem.
200 zoo .Csr .C;, Il >' &r s's : =, :,
900 .Cohley I'm +. leis ls's l6ls 49,
100 *Cont Motors. T. ~ ~ =
400 *Crude Chem. ~ 4 Il
10 *Du pont pf. 76ia 76.s 7s's ~ l.
$500 'Empire r & : II ~ II rs,
1900 *Favrell Coat. IS Is l6 ~
200 *Gen Asphalt. 40 50i4 ~ 50'4
211 "GOOdyear so ~ 4O ~
2OO0 sHercules rsp. 2Ol4 2O.5 20 20
100 *Heyden Chem "a Sl. ~ -
10000 *Kay Co Gas. y = Y y
747 *.ocomobile. u.
s00 geo %MynTon Furn. lSS7s u Isss y
$40 No Am p & p. 47s 4's -
700 Perfection Tire. - IL. is Il
100 -Pyreue Mfg. 10 10 IN 10
600 "Rad'o Co W j.. 81, ~
7o9 o9 +nepu3iic aS ii y Rab. '' - i. i. Is.
100 *RJRey. u Il vi Sc So S6 81
ti@s tHss .H*;s's IS: 3 6 : r /: j: 4.
80 Todd Shipyds.160 160 160 l60
l5@S 5SS sTriaqF'g sl-njnn ca,0i5a lm s5 5s ss,
$500 Il Ret St can -. s.. 81.
600 / Distribul.. 30 80 - -
1900 AZ Ut & Ht II. ~ is :
100 edo pf...... - j.. l% y
5000 Steamship. 1ls IA IA -.
5000 Wayne Coal. 3's ~ S2s 324
100 *Wiilys lst pf.- 40 ~ ~ ~
Standard Oils
100 sAnglo-Am OIL % 20 % %
ls2 IS Go 1YYd) 80 ~ 5aS
Other Oils
1non - ,lfo-
8$ 4:8$ :S$ 4i:s 1" :zs@ e.. q ~: 35 Il. H.. Il,
$500 *Doouc OIL. 2is rs 2is
1000 FHost-Mex OH X II
270o *CArib Synd .. 11i2 H. l11a rs
100 FCit B + Sh SO = c3a4 $50. s. q
$500 Gushing Pet. y b, 2 Is
So0o %Denny OIL. s.. ~ ~ 9s
500 Nnominion OIL 10i4 l0ia 10 ~
1000 Elk Bas'n Pot IS N7s s4 ~.
200 Engineers Pet - - j.. H..
20o0 Federal Oil -. - ~, =
ION *Glenrock on. - "a
600 +Gun Gill on. so 2S3. 27 y =
Zoo ~iuter Pet - Is AZ. ie
l0p0 *Merritt OIL G l3 ~ l.ls -
1880 Midwest Ref.154 l54 l4s 152
100 y Am O & X ~ 80 9@s *
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
OFFrRlNCs 10 BUYERS

OFFTRlNGs 70 BUYERS
COATS Ladies. juniors children PLAIN.
tur-tril.inled excellent worA;uansalp..
variety materials; remarkably low prices.
C'ose cul far i'nine ita - delivery. CleicA-
enhaus Pros s. w 2tth =.
co ,Ts-For immediate delivery bolivia.
velour. polo. plain and fur trlinfned d.
Biumenson < Co. Sc " 22d st.
COATS-Closlng out Infants. c-flfrer'
3-l4: wool velours. Slloerstelu. 26l
Greene st.
COTTON JeTsey blocmer cloth. ali widths:
immediate delivery Phone Orchard S543
FLANNEL SHIRTS Famous Tanger
FLANNEL Shirts IN blue. grey. brown ana
khaki for immediate delivery. NJ c. Tan
ger SIS Broadway. Phone Spring SIS.