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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-21

THE FAIRFIELD HYDRATED OR
ANGIE MACHINE tpatented), develop
cd for men looking for high-class soft
drink proposition, specializing in one big
profitable, permanent novelty. The best
orange drink ever offered tho American
public. Fresh oranges, are used and
machine draws crowd wherever operated
This is not a squeezer, hut a large cleo
trical apparatus capable of receipts Of
$500 to $500 per day. hast call for
large profits in south or California this
winter. Fairfield Mfg. Co., 1719 RAN
stead street Philadelphia. Pa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-21
FOR RENT-Office Rooms

FOR RENT-Second floor above Matson
Book Store, on Central avenue; also
| store room on Second street. ]. Korber
g. Co.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Two lots on W. Iron; side
walk built; only $3.50 each: terms J.
A. Hammond, s24 z. Silver. Phone
1k22-R
FOR SALE--Five-room adobe, seven. corr
ner lots on North Sixteenth, for only
$1,000! six-room modern house. ON North
Eighth. for only $4,000; four-room new
brick, four acres, fruit trees. alfalfa, twp
mites north, $500, Joe valo Sl2 West
Gold.
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EOR SALE
FOR SALE

A good home, almost within city
limits, about one half acre, highly
cultivated, lots of water, bearing
fruit trees and barns. Five room
house. out buildings, chicken runs,
etc. Immediate possession. Price.
$3,2O0-one half cash.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
400 West Copper. Phone 10.
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WANTED-Active producer to act as
district manager handling popular
monthly payment, Accident and Health
policies for large company, flfty-two
years old. Man experienced in Industrial
life insurance work preferred Big
man capable Of training agents. Salary
and commission. Apply to or write l..
z Hoge, 951 Pacific building. San Fran
cisco
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS on jewelry,
diamonds. Liberty Bonds. pianos. auto
mobiles, etc Low rates. Henry r.
Rothman, lii South First. Bonded to
the state Of New Mexico.
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FOR SALE--Houses

FOR SALE--f1ouSeS
FOR sALE~A line home. "a East
Silver.
NOR .SALE-Three-room house, bath,
sleeping porch, zoo West Marquette
| FOR SALE-Eight-ro modCrn brick;
! leaving city. $40 South Walter, A. II.
| lnhofe
| BARGAIN--For qul@- sale, two-story
| brick, eight large rooms, corner lot.
l24 South Edith.
FOR sALE-Modern five-room brick
! house; ideal location. 2l2 North High.
II. A. Thorn.
FOR sALE-Four- room modern house,
well built, corner lot, reasonable. 923
South Edith.
| FOR sALE-Five-room modern house on
North Fourth, from owner Address
Xxx. care journal. .....
| FOR SALE-Furnlshed flve-room cot
tage, choice section in highlands,
$4,000. Phone How.
FOR sALE-smaii adobe bungalow new,
| $1,000; terms If desired. DR.. MILKY,
Murphey Sanatorium.
| FOR SALE-New cottage, in with addi-
ton; new cottage, on easy terms, for
$1150, Postoffice Box 6S1.
FOR sALE-C6oice Iot. close IN on East
Central; viii build house to suit buyer
and sell both, at actual cost Enquire
400 South High
FOR SALE-Modern five-room brick,
with sleeping porch, garage and other
improvements; Immediate possession.
Phone 1429-W. ..-.
EASY TERMS-Two rooms ard sleeping
porch, good lot, in highlands; handy
to shops, price $l,45B Phone 417, room
q, 3o2A West Central A..
FOR SALE-My nome at 1O6 North
Edith; eight rooms hot water heat,
garage; terms II desired; furnished or
unfurnished. Mrs. l. A, Tessier.
FOR sALE-Cheap but comfortable
three-room house; nice level lot 37M
feet, carline, $3.50; part monthly pay
ments. Address H., care Journal,
EASY TERMS-Ffve-room frame and
large bath electric lights, two full
lots, fruit and shade trees highlands
close to shops. Room 81, 302h West
Central phone Az.
FOR SALE-By owner, one five and one
six-room new pressed brick houses in
lowlands; excellent location. Two new
five-room pressed brick houses in high
lands, half block from Central. Phone
14SS-R, or write f. F. M, care Journal
y oEN uOulc lOT bnOpIHdHt lbuA
room cottage, full fify-foo. lot; can be
bought for only $500 cash and very
small payments: must be sold at once.
See A. G. Stares. 319 West Gold, phone
1888
FOR SALE--Good threo-room house, lot
l00Xl42. good fence. large chicken
house, fruit trees, shade trees good To-
cation; city water. electric lights, $3.50
half cash, balance terms. Phone 2123-J.
1900 South Elm. ......,-
FOR SALE-Two-roo tent house, fur
niture If desired; two fine lots, b0-l9O
feet each. on car Hne; city water, lights
phone, fruit trees; will sell lots and
house separately. 1912 North Twelfth,
phone owner, $3.50.
FOR 6ABE-Income property In high
lands, earning over 50 600 year, will
take $4,000 to $1,000 to handle. Live In
one house and the rest will pay for all.
This property Is new and strictly mod
ern. Write Income cara Journal
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Garage, best location in
town. Phone $40.
/ WANT party with cash Is per cent to
80 per cent returns. p. O., Box 1853.
FOR RENT-Hotel in Belen. N. M, one
block from depot. Fred Scholle, Belen,
N. NJ.
FOR SALE-Or trade, tire and vulcaniz-
ing business, on account of my health.
Address Box 321, care Journal.
GO INTO business. Make big money.
We start you, Big profits. Tremend-
nus demand Wonderful opportunity.
Southern Candy, /, 143 New Orleans, La,
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WANTED--Agents

66f7ss7ffffiS7GfER Wanted n sTsry > Town rsT
Speedoline: 5000 to $500 per month;
exclusive territory; automobile free to
workers speedoline CO.. Dept. "a, Dal-
las, Texas
AGENTS Wonderful seller; 96c profit
every dollars sales. License unneces-
sary No stock to carry. Sample free.
Mission, 2Sl9 West Pico, Los Angeles,
California.
l WANT distributors for Rotastrop gives
500 shaves from one blade; thousands
being sold; every man a prospect; four
sales a day nets you $50 per week; cx-
elusive territory. Address Manager,
Burke Mfg. Co, Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS-Make $50 weekly taking or
ders for fast selling Goodyear rail-
coats hundreds Of orders waiting: 81 30
an hour for spare time; we deliver and
collect; sample coat free Write today for
agency. Goodyear Mfg. Co, 6O7S Good
year Bldg, Kansas City. Mo
AGENTS-At last. Big money maker
Sample case free. Contains eighteen
articles of pure food flavors, soaps per-
fumes, toilet goods, etc. Sell in every
home Large profit on every sale
Edith Haut made s5i in one week
Dora Kraft made s24 in spare time
VIM. Turner placed an order for 5000.
Anna Lockray made 81 an hour Geo
Oates took orders for $50 in one week
for flavors and perfumes. All big SELL
ers Every woman buys. Sell every day
in the year. Big repeat business. Have
a steady income. Order your sample
case today and make some real money
and build up big business American
Preducts Co, 4S9 American Bldg, Gin
CInnati Ohio
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STEM OGRAPHER- BOOOKKEEPER, ex-
perienced in mercantile, insurance and
public service work desires immediate
appointment; best references. NJ. r.,
phone 1513-R
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FOR SALE--Poultry-Eggs

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FOR SALE-Chckens. 1911 North Fifth.
FOR sALE-A few ranch turkeys. Phone
2409-R-6.
FOR SALE--iive turkeys, Acc per pound.
Phone l684-R.
FOR SALE-Nice young Turkeys. 10
South Broadway.
FOR sALE-Llve turkeys. 40 cents per
pound. Phone i6S4-R.
FOR sALE-Choice White Leghorn pull
let's. 1903 North First.
FOR SALE-Twenty-four Rhode Island
Red pulets cheap. 1908 South Arno,
phone 2l4O7J.
FOR SALE-One dozen White Loghorn
pullets, s15O each. 1922 South Broad
way. phone 1400-R.
FOR sALE--Bronze turkey gobbler, and
hen Barred p. Rocks, Is. G. r, 1. Red
cockerels for breeding. Alb West At
Jantic Phone 1dS3-W.
FOR sALE-Pheasants of the following
varieties: Golden Silver, Reeves and
Ringnecks. DR.. r. Fred Petit. 500
West Tijeras avenue, city. Phone
l34S-W
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WANTED--To consult some one with
patent experience. Phone McCowen
19S3-R.
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PERSONAL.

PROPOSITION for eartoonist. either
student or professional. Box III. cafe
Journal
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WANTED--Salesmen

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who have bcen sue
cessfui. Address Angola Rubber CO.,
North Division and Pine streets, Buffalo,
N. Y.
$500 MONTHLY Selling new patented
gasoline yaporizer. F'ifty-six mikes per
gallon made with Ford. Sold on money
back guarantee. One sample free.
stranksky vaporizer Co.. SIS Pukwana,
South Dakota.
STDELINE statesmen calling on banks,
hotels, public institutions and large
corporations dealers and jobbers. We
have ink, paste and mucilage superior
in quality and used by every depart
ment Of the United States governments
1t is a repeater. Address Jasmine
Ink, Hall street, Norfolk Va.
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WANTED--Houses

>~@~~~-~~~~>~@~~
WILL TRADE small houses and casn
for larger holdings 1886 East Central
WANTED--To buy four or five-room
house. close in, direct from owner
Address j. o. H.. Journal
" ANTED-House to rent By permanent
people; no children; December /. Ad-
dress House, care Journal
WANTED-To buy small house direct
from owner; give location, price and
description. Address 81 care Journal
WANTED--To list a few houses, worth
the money, in the Fourth ward. D. l.
Kingsbury. 2lO West Gold. phone 9st-J.
WANTED--To rent or lease house, five
rooms or more, well furnished prefer
Third ward, close in: adults only; no
sick Phone 2S32-R,
WANTED TO RENT-Will take year
lease on three or four-room furnished
or unfurnished apartment; no sick: mus.
be desirable location. Phone 1861.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-21

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, repair men
and garage men, send address today
for free sample copy Of American Auto
motblle Digest, containing helpful In
strpctive information on ovcrhauling.
ignition troubles, carburetor efficiency.
engine knocks wiring, storage batteries
smplfied etc. Clearly explained, pro-
fusely illustrated. American Aptom1-
bile Digest. S6 Butler Bldg, Cincinnati.
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERs-Ai makes overhauled
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma.
chine Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange,
phone q02-.T 1872 South Fourth.
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HELP WANTED


wANTED-Boys Western Union.
WANTED-BeI boys Alvarado Hotel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tray boy. Meth
odist Sanatorium.
ANT'EI)-DishWa Apply Aibu-
querque sanatorium. -
SEE Young Mems Christian Association
Auto School, Los Angeles. None better.
Start right:
Neutrality-suspicious. anG helpers, la
borers and cooks. Employment Agency,
10 South Third, phone Sb4-N
FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN, s25O-SSOO
monthly, experience unnecessary.
Write only. Railway care Journal.
WANTED-Clerk in office must be able
to use typewriter; state condition OF
health. Address X. r. r., care Journal
MEN WANTED for detective work
Experience unnecessary. Write j. Ga
nor, former, U. S. Govt Detective. st,
Louis
BE detective, S5O-$1OO weekly; travel
over world experience unnecessary,
American Detective Agency, 4OS Lucas,
St Louis.
WANTED--An all-around clerk; must
speak Spanish come well recommend
ed; answer in own handwriting. Simon
Neustadt. Los Lunas, N. NJ.
MEN--Age II to 55. Experience un-
necessary. Travel, make secret in
vestigatiOns. reports. Salaries; ex-
penses. American Foreign Detective
Agency. 4S9. ST. Louis.
Z. W. SUTHERLAND, AUCTIONBER,
will cry auction sales of real estate,
livestock household goods and merchan-
disc any place In city or country. Don't
forget to attend our AUCTION SALE
EVERY SATURDAY afternoon at p. m,
on vacant lot opposite CITY HALL. A
SPECIALIST IN ALL LINES OF AUG
PIONEERING. Phone 219. SCHOOL OF
AuCTIoNEERING. 5lSA West Central.
SKILL WINS!
If YOU are skilled you're independent
for life. You enjoy steady work at
good pay. BE an Automotive Electrical
Specialist We train you in short
time as an expert in starting, lighting,
ignition work, battery building, repair
ing: armature, generation, starter, mag
neto adjustments, repairs only school
specializing in automOtive electrical
training, It's wonderful work, with I'M
limited opportunities. in a giant indus
try 1t means success for YOU. Write
US today for free booklet.
JOHNSON'S AUTOMOTINE ELEC.
SCHOOL
729 Broadway, Denver, Colo
Female
WANTED-Lady to do housework 5O4
South High
WANTED---Girl for general housework
Apply 319 North Fifth.
WANTED--A woman for light house
work. Apply 1901 South Edith.
WANTBD-A girl FOR light nousework,
half days only. 22s North Walter.
WANTED-Glrl for cooking and house
work; no washing or ironing. Call
mornings, 1907 Kent avenue.
WANTED-F'irst class cook and house
keeper for two; good pay and good
home. Apply 1906 East Silver.
WANTED = English Spanish speaking
girl for dry goods store. Apply at
once, New York Jobbing Store 115
South First.
WANTED--A neat appearing Spanish
girl, one who can speak English, at
Erwood Bakery, 122 West Silver, to wrap
bread and useful around store,
NANTED--schoo or business girl to do
couple of hours light housework, in
exchange for room and board no sick.
S16 South Cedar Phone 171sw,
WANTED
EXPERIENCED saIesladies. Apply at
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PUBLIC STENOCRAPHER

PUBIC sTESoGRAPHERSLetter By
dictation. copy work. Suite .. Barnett
building.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Accrued ipterest should be added to the
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
MEXICO TO RESIST
VILLA EXTRADITTON
Government to Protect Him
From Murder Charge for
Columbus Outrage.

Special 10 TIB Sun AND New York IIERAiR.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. ~ The ProH-
sional Government OF Mexico, headed by
President Adolfo de Ia Huerta 10 pre-
pared TO make dramatic resistance to
any effort to obtain the oxtraditlon OF
Francisco villa by the United States 20
answer TO the charge Of murder In con-
nection with the raid on Columbus, N. NJ.
II Villas eXtradltlon is asked for the
Mexican Government will present de
mand" for tho eXtradition from the
United states OF Gen. John ]. Pershing,
As result OF this position, II Ia un-
derstood, the plan to make formal de-
mand for the extradtlon Of villa has
been abandoned. The former bandit
leader. who has made terms with the
Mo Xican Government, vii! continue in
good standing In Mexico, and will never
be called upon 10 answer for the Coz
lCmbus outrage unless he should mad
vertently step across the border again.
The position OF tho Mexican Govern
ment Is that the presence OF Villa in
the United States, assuming he was pres
ent ut the Columbus raid. was without
the authority OF Jaw, but, 1t will be
claimed. SO also was the presence OF
Gen. Pcrshing IN Mexico when he at
tempted to capture villa.
Mexico will claim that since both the
raid on Columbus and the Parshlng eX-
petitions were made without declaration
Of war; one was as legal as the other
II will be held that the same conditions
exist as to Col. Langhorne and other
Americans who have crossed the MoXi-
can border in the Big Bend country
without the authority Of law.
This attitude is not without lts hui
morous features, but appears to have
been sufficiently pointed to cause the
American Government to forget that
villa has been indicted for murder in
this country.
MEXICO CITY, Aug, 13,--Five pay.
masters carrying 100000 pesos have left
Mexico city to pay Off followers OF
Francisco villa, the former rebel leader.
according to the agreement with him
by the Government. It is officially an
nounced. A personal escort OF fifty
men will be given Villa, the soldiers
being paid by the Government.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
Fire Record

AN Loss.
S:20-4 Doyers ST. l.. Hurg. ....... Slight
7.55-Front OF 425 W. 10Th ST.; auto
truck. Henry Kelly Son. =. Unknown
10:lJ-l351 LIST av.; Charles Har-
PM
i:3o-465 Grand st.; Stein q Ruben
stein ..................... ...s. .Tritling
5:2J--20 Y. goth ST.; Peter Snyder. .TTfinG
$1,000 F. Goth St; Charles school
house OnknOWu
T:00-544 Bowery; Victory Violin
COMPANY ........:...:..:.:..unk unknown
7:so-265s Broadway; Babbit Co Unknown
s.40-l47 Fast SGD St; Foreman q
COrOett. e..
e:Ob-Pier II. North River; steam
ship; Ward line. e.............. .Trintn8
9:l5-3l2 Broome ST.. Benjamin
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Ex DIVIDEND TABLE.
PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras,
per b.. b0hG5aAc.; extras, 90 score. $50
55hc.; firsts, 90 70 OF score. bS954ltc.; ss
to 50 score; sS2rsS. 1iSS2hc.; seconds; ss to 81
Danish caslts. 52al54Nc.; uhsalted, higher
than extras, 5sd59Hc,; extras, 57Q57Sc /;
firsts, 6aa56c.; seconds. 5oa52la &C.; State,
dairy tubs, finest, o4355c. good to prime.
50T531tc.; common TO fair, 45d4ec. ladies.
current make, firsts 46548ibc. seconds. as
sfl3l4c; lower grades. 42al2kc; packing
i2d42hc.: lower gradt5. 3sd4itc.
CIIEESE--stato. whole milk, fresh flats.
colorcd, lb. 2Tls6 2shci whites. 27lsa2sc. /:
average run. colored or whites. 25It 926iSc. +;
lower grades 2092jc.; twins. fresh spe.
eolored. 2og20c;; lower grades. 2og25c. /;
daisies. fresh. 26hd2Tho.; double daisies,
fresh, 26hd27c.; Young Americas, fresh
70 choice. i91i4ic.; lower grades. 5aioc.
57Ssse eTtra t'q r.t. S4S5sc as fIFsts Rer d0as a
53c.: seconds. 45q4Sc.: No. dirties, regu-
lar packings 42B44c.; checks. fair to
choice. dry. Ssa4os. refrigerator firsts. 10
and nearby Western hennery whites. extras
6efTlc.; extra flrsts. 65G6Se. flrsts, 600
64c; firsts to extra tlrsts. G0d6sc. under
grades, 50f5sc; Pacific coast, white. extra
Iirsts G3dG6c extras, 6pjT0c.: firsts, 5e9
54d56c other Western and Southern, gath.
cred whites. a0liG2c.: State, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery browns, extra
6Od6lc.: State. Pennsylvania and nearby
brown and mixed colors. gathered graded
extras, 5T65Sc.; firsts to extra firsts. 400
sec
POULTRY. DREssED-FREsH KILLED
CHICKENS-Nearby broilers, lb., 5O6I55c. :
fryers, 45a50c.: virginia, 50a52c western
dry packed. broilers. boxes. 5ld55c. fryers.
400 &c. brollers. bbls.. 44d47e.: kegs. 45d
4Tc. FOwLs-Western, dry packed, milk
fed. boxes, 5o942c.; corn fed, 2s9i1c.. dry
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
JENKINS COMING TO
TELL OF KIDNAPPING
Consular Agent to Mexico to
Make Official Report.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. lS.--william Jen-
kins. former United States Consular
Agent in Puebla, Mexico, soon will visit
the United States. for the purpose Of
reporting to the Government on his al
legged kidnapping by frederick Cordoba,
the Mexican bandit chieftain, according
to despatch from Puebla. The Mex
lean Supreme Court has decided that the
Jenkins case comes under the Jurisdio-
ton of the Puebla District Court. Jen-
kins is charged with perjury.
The Mexican railway administration
Is seeking to arrange with United States
authorities for trains from Mexico City
to cross the international boundary at
Ell Paso and Laredo, Tex. These trains
now stop on the Mexican side.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Growing belief that stifenng re-
sistance or satisfactory terms at the
Mnsk conference will defer II not pre-
vent, the fall Of the Polish capital, was
the chief influence for wide general ad-
vances ranging from point TO Ga
points during yesterdays trading In the
Consolidated Stock Exchange A 6 per
cent. call money rate outweighed the ad-
verse effect OF profit taking sales during
the final hour and contributed TO n sus-
taincd undercurrent Of strength until
the end. Final figures were at or near
the best OF the day.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
TRADING IS ACTIVE
IN CURB MARKET
Prices Generally Move Upward
on substantial Buying Of
Outside Stocks.

Weakness in Sinclair Consolidated ~
mar cent. bonds was the main feature Of
trading In Yesterdays outside market
calling followed the announcement that
bs underwriting syndicate would be
csIlsd on 10 take up the unsold portion
- ,he issue. and although II was stated
N,t membors we're under agreement not
y, dlepose ~ their holdings until to-day
,.o bords we're IN constant supply and
,,acd ,hr session with q decline n: more
wan ~ polnts. There was cash sale
=, ,be bonds at IS when they were
Snercd for regular transactions at SIN.
S,,tnir prcfcrrcd stock was traded IN
tor fine frat time In the Curb ana
changed hands at 80
Trodinr was active and prices gen
,r.lly moved upward on substantial buy.
,rr General Asphalt rose points and
,,tro was strong buying OF Shell Trans
nort rights. which changed hands for
rssh AZ they expired yesterday. Standard
mn oi New York opened several points
bjvhtr. but during tho rest Of the SEES
,or was subjected to proht taking and
SscIlnCd about ~ points from thursdays
closing ,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14

Dollar rate 20 higher At 4sGb0. Exchange
i.o2d lower At IS i5.igd. Receipts 10000
Santos hpotB not quoted. Futures 100 TO
22b rela lower, Receipts $4,000 bags and
stock i,010.OO0 bags.
HeceiptA at the ports were 06,OOO bags,
against q, 900 last year and ~, 900 two years
ago, Sac PaulO had 80 900, against 10 600
and n 900. and IundlAhy 10000, hBAinst
1000 and $4,000 bags, respectively,
Fine weather was reported IN three ais.
trtcts OF Sac Paulo, cloudy IN one and
showery In one, With temperatures ranging
from ~ 10 Al degrees.
brazilian Noffno gtatlatics!
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
FOREIGN BONDS.
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was yesterday a
declining affair almost from Its start
Early ohicial cables reported n weaker
Rio and Santos market. Later advices
reported firm offers in the cost and
freight market at about the lowest point
reached The market opened at declines
OF - to 30 points, stop loss orders met
on the way down weakened the list,
carrying active months into new low
Ground' or SO 10 "a points net lower. by
early aiternooH There was a slight rally
at the close on covering of shorts ard
nnal prices showed net losses Of 20 10 Is
points
The local spot market was duh and
prices lower, Rio rs being quoted at
sh to sla cents and Santos Is at l5L
TO l6 cents.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14

nIcked. bbls. and kegs, 2T140c. soalded 40
lI3ac, old cocks, Western. 26q2Ic. DUCKS
Long Island. spring. acc; SQUADS, large
white, sfI10 lbs. doz.. sId9: 6gT lbs, doz..
s4.2Jf6 dark, $3.50; culls. S1.50g2.
POULTRY, IIvE-Express chickens aver
aging lower Express fowls steady. FOWLS
Medium to heavy. light, via freight. CSC. /;
colored, via express, 3jd3Ic.: White Leg
horn, S41S5c broilers, wen grown freight.
Ssc. small, &c.; colored and mixed. ex-
press. Ssd4tc.: White Leghorn, express.
Ssf3sc old roosters. freight. 24c. TUR-
KEYs-S5c. DucKS-western, freight, SOC. (:
Southern and Southwestern. freight, 2Tc. |;
Long Island, spring, S8c. oEESE-Freight.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-14
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Al meeting Of the Directors Of this Com
Dsny, held to-day at London, it was decided
TO nav an interim dividend Of four per cent.
agO free Of British Income Tax on the
Ordinary Shares on September 80, 1920.
Cannon No. 81 must be used for dividend.
AM Transfers received in order at London
on or before September IA, 1920, viii be
in time to be passed for payment Of divi-
dend to trsnsferees.
BRITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED.
August IL, 1920.