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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

Tho overall excitement has s0me.I
thing pathetic Ia NJ In this serious
struggle uf the public against prices
and N the commentary u c~arrics|
on . crcdullly a. a people
Whniher the vhim - trnaoty or
comedy. Il IL on a~hsurdlty And i
Il 10 b. hoped thai this community
does ne, lend itself % The lunacy
How dld u orlrlnalef Was Il an
carnos, effort 10 reduce The high
cnsif Then they little know the
wisely uppolnicd law OF cause and
effect. n u a ind sci on foot hy
some chap Of the class who always
aallalod have always an appetite for
novelty. Then however harmlcssiy
intended. Il becomes cruel. The
law Of supply nQd demand mnkes
suffer those whntn habliual hndee
u the toiler's mrb and who urc
least nhic "a bear.
Was lla origin even less lnnoccntg
In the Ola days and On a cerlaln.
state legislature a hill was un
backed BY an uncertain ~nntcrssd
association docfeclnf that me stars
and stripes b. uniuflcd on every
school house 10 he land. A younF
member was asked 10 make speech
favorlng ~ PASSAGE. Ne answered
that " he spoke al an u would BE-
against The bill. but could not for
The people would moi believe. Ne
had good grapevine information
that susceptible members yer set
ting Cor their vote from 800 %
$500 irom The thrifty bunting FAC
tories.
The whole thing u piiinhie IN en-
phasixinF that In iiIt pffteni DELI
rum OF things he rrople DO not
know the way out
Escrywhcrn and Under every cir
cumslance supply and demand Ruy
ern both NE price ~ goods and
the prlec 81 labor. Tue demand u
ever present for the people arc
plenty and their needs houndless
Ard demand Is only another name
Tor desire. supply Is the big sun
Jet II Is NE key N hades or b.
happiness. And supply is only an
other name for production. The
dcsirc Of mankind Is reor for prp
duciion So the powers Of greed
curly found Il their one rusty in-
slrumeuf. Production hos ever henn
manipulated 20 the veal Of wealth
ana 10 he woe % the common
wealth.
When workmen insisted on m
elehl hour day plan they were Goa.
demncd. They arr supposed 70 tam.
per With production. but they ~.
No.. by decent Time for relaxation
and mental improvement lhay IN.
crease their efficiency 10 produce
when thry LOAF ON their job or lack
cmsCIencr IN their work. then ihey
fcreef manly honceiy and = in
deed interfering with production
10 srnd down IN their blond 70 Their
chllJren DE mlschieyous chaStiae
trait.
or course. every man - IN
kpcptr Of his ~conscIenee. Hut
II u here that lhf sweets 81 religion
come 10 q jar. Workers G men
nj ihe heads AZ Industries honofrd
ana in church hiKh seated To iha.
worker Il looha A. II these escape
responsibility A. individuals ard
lose their ldcnIIIg Ia On mpefsonnI'
combination, IN a bliuaiun ~ limit
production fur tnr uurnorr, rur
pnsp OF running Up prices and
aeainal the God given and benift
cent laws Of supply and dcuhnd,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

"You can't mi an Intoxicating
drink except with q doclor'8 On
scription. remarked M. uigelns
"Yes. replied Mr. Virgins n
was lust lhinkln 81 wrilm % our
boy Josh iellin' bin 10 drop law
and study medicine
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

Here. said the angry customer
10 the careless butcher. rs lint
meat I eol from you to-day. When
| opened Il up az home my wife
wanted % know " I sol u u ono
Of ihoae cash ard carricn' places
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

Heaven helps them a. helps
themselves. quoted the country
grocer.
III that's The case old icd Mora
diih must eli a heap q help I'M
heaven. I've sol & m up inia
cracker box aein replied The eleIk.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

~Do you believe in heredliyg
Absolutely Why. I have n u
Lhe bnIahlesl boys 700 over saw.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

A lawyer whose name was Noi less
Got into a tangled nn Mess
And Bob had to coual,it.
For the Lawyer wont out hy
kApness. Anonylnous
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-26

Have you got a price llelfr
mol q recent one. madam, bnt
can give you an old one. and al
you haye 10 90 Il to multiply every.
Thing BY two.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
MARYLAND Claims Patriot.

Samuel Chase, a signer of the Dec
.aration and a justice of the United
States Supreme court, was born on
April IT, 1741, in Somerset county,
Maryland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14
MODERN STYLES \
ARE DENOUNCED

LONDON, Dcc. ss.--Caralnal
Annette few days ago. 10 a pastor
al letter. denounced the abbreviated
garments Cor women populariscd ny
Partisan fashions. Father bernard
Vauhhan. Of I.onoon. who In tho
past has said. many hard thiuEs of
he follics aud extruvaEances Of the
ich has nov. In an interview. FOL.
owed the Cardinals example. Ite
alda
when I ask myself what u inspis-
ing this tendency to nudity In Wom-
ems modern costume my answer N
4 canno, b. q riehttul desire To pft,-
mote the health Of our tebutantts
because today's want OF clothes "a
Sayapsly exposing them to consumr-
,ion aud It's Kindred ailments. not
hy hundreds hut by thousands. ~
am assured by competent author
iiy our girls who ought TO live 10
ripe old axe droop. drop and DIR
like flowers unfed by warmth aad
sunshine. improperly 81 and I'M
modestly dressed they defy all the
laws of hygiene and down they H.,
Nor can the object In preveiifng
fashions b. a love OF the true and
the beautiful tor never aid fashions
as they dc ;edIy 50 grievously mil
itate agaiIkt the eanons Of good
taste and the laws Of symetry.
II cannot hut arrive az the con.
clusion that toda-'s fashions are ae-
signed and cut no; TO draps the
human figure aud Keep u warn.
beautiful and comfortable. hut on
the contrary. Il would seem that to-
lays so-callcd costume are created
with the SIT purpose of awakening
In man unholy deslres aud perhaps
4 tanning into fever flame those nj
eady kindled.
How much conduct can be de-
tended u Il impossible for ms IN |,
Christian man 10 conjecture. Per
sonally I feel quite sure tina, studded
lmmodes,y ON the part o. girls is-
ieats It's own ends. A decent man
Who intends 10 marry a girl ami
make her the queen Of his heart ant
the mistress OF his home IN not 20
INK 10 cnoIse Tor his partner Jiis
death Do THIN part a girl who has
10 little respect she does not even
know how To clo,he herself In d.
cency."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

vcsiment sccari,y dealers: tsl drIs-
lng OF the New York Curb market
from the street "as public nuis-
nnce." 60 compulsory and CON-
nlS,e public record OF all security
sales and purchases within ~
rurs. 81 similar record Of eollat-
eral deposited by investors. the
amount of brokers lien and nan.ef
and addresses Of person or firm
with whom collateral Is re-hypotae-
Gated: 90 complete pablic informa-
iion concerning financial condition.
plans. etc. OF concerns before they
may offer stock Tor sale: "a Fed
eral "I,lue SKY law" which would
prevent swindlers In other states
from doing business BY mall. teIe.
graph or other Interstate means
With prospective victims In New
York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

]. n. RUSSELL A 60.
a. fasua mas. Phsa. sst


rnom brick hunralas tssi loeaiion. Mad
ION. utiec sssno. rood terms.
room mo,srn h"us. heii lacaiion. lack.
IN. nrNe fsnu. road terms.
room modsrn hoins. we'll located on Iack.
fon. price asiuu. Yord terms.
rom moasrn hanyalow. hesi locatinn.
Harfunu. prov sss9o. nasanablc terms.
ram modern hou.s. i--si locHtiau. ri-rcs,
paViny. price 'Gcto, finua "a h. Easy terms.
resin moasn house. we'll iacaticn On
liilm.te, ilsr sl;ao. rood terms
uHsn modem h"use, we'll iotatsd. l.inealn.
IHfisr 1859. fisou cash. balance easy.
rtam siusisrn hone. cls,.e N 90 riere,
priv S,auo ,hid rash. halancr vcod terms.
faHn masefn hains. close w on Pierce,
Prize fesoo; third cab. balance easy.
mr,n modern hou.r. will loruis~l on Rurh.
ana'l lsice $3.50 sisen rash. balance cay
q rssm huase. will locnisd On iias Ian
price fi,su. halt cash, balance easy.
r-im hnus-. \. liays. rric. ffisa. slao
cash. haihnee easy.
ran RH.iers house. n. buchanan. price
ssa''o saoo eash. balance EASY.
r-m modern house. y. lillmare. prize
ff.An tlsHn sush, haianrs coy.
q. u. RUSSELL. q 90.
~ isaaa hidi. Phans .u
80 ie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14
,ARcAlN LIST roR rur moug.srrNrR

y. a sss.
"Ah.AiN tisi foR i"h ""Nt-SthhtH
i",,i i""n' h'nse 90 wood ,"ndi.'"n' '".'
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nd'' vain iloornr' built IN hcokcasc. hui'
lc's. c"h'neu' lnrnaec heat. door, ant WIN
"""H r""'d am "aih'' ruhp"r' h' ''Nl ="
/" dandl home W'N lo,a''d, prred :" "U
4 NON mo.lcrn hunralow IVES, Of rolt
lael,.ss,d iloors. huit.in feature. cabinets.
linen elos.s,, lot ensi lo. price s.uaa
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''"' h""'' ''a'o' 80" q terms
',sA cIc-,ts, ue rav,mrr,. tot ssioo. rea4ek
hl terms.
-
Lot WI na.a,,si q "a POLL ls.n. IIarrt.I
siOno; Asa,.eny Court s.no adams GOOD
Harlan an. bl,rt f,om uaveu.ut yiNunk
laalaon Nlss; Nanrn, Stssh, IL fnn, corncl
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

DR.. T. B. JONES,
Dentist.
Guaranteed work al reasonable
prices. Rooms ia Eakle Bldg,
slh and Polk 81. Phone 22z7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS

nRAiDS made FROM ranLisvs. tla. us'-
drsssins rarloh ~ fuaas nlds. rl'',~ 2.
sls-,fr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14
onoN LAND co.
81 IT,
HARRISON StR.tr.

uonm muisfn, v,l hsat'si. ssaaa gisaa
oa,h. halanw ,usy ~ MI ", ~ seathsr
iubrier ~ havr ,luscd cars and tai. rloas.
uw m hoNiw oar nal ssia's Nslaes a. any
un'e fnaNlfas ~ th' vcatisr Nuays un
- jon. daA ar ntrhi. offes l'heas Ia
- ,tli uet In.g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

nusiness pfaperty for sale III you have any
lhiap 10 offer, iist Wilh "a. We have the buy.
orom Lsxp co. PHONE ~.
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS
w have buysss tot r~,minr hcus~ hotel
b., iusins,.s propcrty on rolk. II ven van,
b" ~u rhoec ~.
pm Nou KNOW
The Odom Land Co.. has sAld over one hun
drrl and fifU ,hoa and 'oIlars worth IT W..
klcn,c pr,pcuS In the past ninety days, II
vii pa, you to scc us.
DION LAND CO. PHONE III.
MAN on SMALL vs. AGls
o. salary can't afford 10 throw aNsy Wea,>
,or r.n, We can ssll YOU ,aan. ,u-, ~
hn,nr ~ p,u,h,ost mart Of city, corner ~,
'nh fls"1 ,ah. balance hke vent
OnoM LAND co.
~ le.
HUGHES AMBITION
n"n, m"dern, East innn,, one hl"ee veri
81 Wa.hlnfi"n, ss'aa' N"oa ASH ia'a"e'
oDoM LAND co.
ATTENTION RAILROAD MES,
t"om. MA icf'd. aricib m"srtn. e'"e IN
~ linNln. The = An deal hous 'nr iail.
road az imwl,nr' MAN fri~ ses'A, Sloeo
'na. halanN cay.
opuM LAND co.
" le.
nrw y ,our shHnss 10 huy rcsn',n' hon',
= rvoW. stttsv r'ssrn, ehSr W On ficrr,
saeae buzz ~; efs1 cah, ealanee 'a,s
onoM LAND co.
aic.
uAe.nsoN StRErf
foor', m'ha, WI osatssi. oh,s AtsNh
: h"o cash, Aalia.e esfs,
opoM LAND ca
~ lc
por', moaern. clo.e IN en ra,rmrn,,
'iims NiHn ctsh, halance cay, alsa IN
r"m maicln bausaloW, sod sa,l-ilding..
nier lawn snd TVS On ease~~s, i"r onS
S.tNr.
onoM LAND ca.
"a ie.
THINK op This
rap,. ,,-iern bunralaW M lsa, ,.nyior.
hat,l,,,..i u,.,r. b,t,b.n ,ea,urs. ,nr.,,
hi. h,,u. 4 prnetsals ~. Price $500
rnl, gaoee 81 h,l.p,s 'ts ..n, All. 4
ons .b.y,r IN n ,segsap5 10 su, y real hor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

ROCK ISLAND Hotel. ~ h-,idinv through
cut. nice clean hssls asc aud az .spscial rates
BY week. A. !. LuNDEGREEN. prop. Phone
eais. arrn night and day % &C. y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

FoR SALE date model Ford tour
inc ear is0a buchanan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14
MANfEp

husincss property for sale u you have any
thipp 10 offer, itt With IN. We have the buy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

siie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

All uh,ti, hands ave sam ratrl. nut then
~ hemr. I rsom chose in on Nan Hrrru
sat front tur slnae cash. 1alanr eco q
Var rhinA ~ eVc, Can you afford a.
ray pni when ,ou can has homc IN toe
t.ftU.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

FOR RENT Bedroom. gentlemen only
Harrison. Phone isaG. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

TO RENT unfurni.srd rosn'. 'ea rslcr
ph.ue ilaa ~ b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

ROOM ana board. mtsiie en,raan, ca "
sth. 81. 81 :"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-14

FOR RENT Lisht hoas-ss-rins van -
suite or single wonr. l'hanc Us. 81 90
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Further Advances
Ina Cotton Market
On BgaIIisIl News
slhowery Weather in South
and More Favorable Brit
ish Trade Reports Bring
an Increased ID m a IN d

More favorable British trade reports
and continued showery weather in the
South led to further advances in the
cotton market yesterday. All months
made new high ground for the present
movement, which. of COURSE, established
another new high record for July con-
tracts. They sold up to 42o5c during
the middle of the day, making an ad
vance of no less than Ga cents a
pound since the first notices were
issued toward the end of last month,
and price well above the quotations
for middling cotton in Southern spot
markets.
There was enough for sale to check
the advance at this level, and late in
the Afternoon one of the local spot
houses was credited with selling 5000
bales. The result was q break of
about half cent in the price, with July
closing at Al SOC, or % points net lower,
but new crop positions held relatively
firm and showed net advance of % to
SO points.
There was considerable irregularity
during the early trading. Local brok-
ers evidently felt that the advance of
the earlier week would be followed by
icottlVllS uuQtI pIOlil LdhllS3 lOI OSGi
Sunday. Selling on this theory carried
the active months about 5 to points
net lower shortly after the call, but
prices turned firm after the publication
of the weather map showing a con-
tinuance of the showery conditions
WHICH are causing fears of serious
boil weevil damage this season.
October sold up to $3.50, making an
advance of 21S points from the low
levels Of last week. and the active new
crop positions sold some 48 to 63 points
net higher. The closing weakness of
July caused the later months TO de-
cline few points in the late trading.
London cables reporting a boom in
textile mill shares on prospect for a
revival in trade attracted considerable
attention. The bl-,tish view of trade
prospects indicated was hacked up by
other cables reporting an improved tone
in Manchester, which seemed to result
largely from a better inquiry from
India following a favorable monsoon.
No improvement was reported in the
domestic goods market so far as
first hands were concerned, but it is
believed that the goain crop outlook
is stimulating the wholesale business
in the Middle We4t. Southern spot
markets, as officially reported, were
unchanged to rs points higher, mid
ding quotations ranging from 39c to
42c
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at AZ SOC for mid
ding; no sales were reported.
The range prices tOl!OWS:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Diversity for $1,000

Question: want to invest 81 900 Would
you consider the following stocks good {?
Or what five bonds would you name in
stead Great Northern preferred, Ameri-
san BanlS Aote Baldwin Locomotive pre-
Ierred, Pennsylvania Railroad, Chicago,
moeK f Island Pacific per cent pre-
Answer-Of the stocks you mention
baldwin Locomotive preferred Is the
only one entitled to a good investment
raelng at the present time. The others
are largely speculative. We assume
that you wish to invest your 81 900
safely. In that event do not attempt
TO obtain too high return. Be salts
ned ne with from 6 per cent to per cent.
we believe you would do we'll to con-
slider the following stocks, all of which
are seasoned, enjoy good market and
are not sensitive to earnings to any
extent: United States Steel 7 per cent
preferred, General Chemical per cent
preferred, American Tobacco per cent
preferred, National Biscuit T per cent
preferred and American Sugar per
cent preferred Here you have a di-
versihed list, the total cost of two
shares of each being about 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Toronto

the day were steady to firm, closing
with net gains of - to e c.
Receipts at primary points were
smaller and as wheat receipts were
larger, the trade thought that cars
were being transferred from corn sec
tons to the winter wheat belt Fu~-
thermore the technical position was
Looked upon as stronger and as prices
during the past four days had decline
Is to 20 cents, good rally was believe
to be Only natural.
In the local cash market NJ. yellow
corn was quoted at S1T0A, cost and
freight New York, ten days shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn; No, yellow si.7s@ si.T7 ssia
September 5sly Its': It9s: is.s 1ss% Issis 1.ss's
oats-rhers was more OF less iudepen-
dent strength displayed IN he market.
and a the close OF the day values were
= to Asc net higher The July position
showed the greatest strength ana repre-
sented covering on the part Of shorts in
huenced no doubt by smaller rec~ints and
the steadier tone TO the Western cash
markets.
white We're quoted AT s1ls TO sI.2O; fancy
clipped white. s122; ordinary clipped
white. si,2o; ell elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
NO. white. s1.1sQI.20 l20 .s9ls
Chicago:
July ...-..-.... .sel4 ssss 7szs
September .-..... II .76ls s0is
Rye-Market weak
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close $40
No. Western $2.+5% Se.5l s172A
Flour and Meai--Quotations were.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New york close. close. ago
Mimi. pat.l3.75 Q14 145oI3.75Ql45o so 127sis
rornmeal. 4-ooG 4.12 $50 4s7Is
Rye Hour Il 90 C II. SO 04ll.75 s.95as25
brah 80. 1000 500 1900
Cottonseed OLA firmer tone prevailed
In the market during yesterdays session.
ana hnal quotations wtre IS to 30 points
net higher. There WAS less pressure to selt
and. while the demand was not Of an ag-
sressive character, sentiment was stttl.
more bullish owing 10 the irlnEcss in lard
and cotton and bn the belief that the re
cen, nig decline ia values had placed the
market IN a better commercial position.
rels.
The range of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

ANDREW ] MCCORMACK. Auetioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN III. MULLER Is son.
OFFICE. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY,, July sIST. 1920.
at ~ 80 o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS. - AND IS NESEY STREET
For Account OF Executor:
z2 shs. United States Life Ins Co.
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concern:
80 shs Farmers Loan & Trust Co
$4,000 american Biaugas Corpn. LIST Mtge.
So Bonds 1857 April, 1919, Cou-
poa on
sia.oee Syracuse, Suburban Water Co. list
Mtee. 80 BIDS, 1857
$1,000 BinghaHton Light Heat a. powar
CO. 5E B6s. 1876
4 shs whitman & Barnes Manufact
urng Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

Question-Advise NE az 20 the safe in
TeS'inenL OF $1,000 in the best long-tern
bonds with 6 per cent or better interest
rates must have assured safety. rely
upon youi 1udgment.-Mrs. c. e. S.
Answer-The following long term
bonds offer very good investment op-
portunlties, in our opinion. All yield
more than 6 per cent: Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul general per cent,
1883; Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ad-
justment 4 per cent, 1895; American
Telephone and Telegraph 5 per cent.
1916; Illinois Central per cent, 1858.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING Oh
STOCkHOLDERS OF THE
HAMIiI-DEE0Kf Co. INC.

:, ?, q special Meeting OF the Siockholders OF
thAMli.L- -DEFOREST co. INC, Will be
i,d neid at the Office OF Waiter Jenyays Car
~ ~ al Two Rector Street. in the Borous \
y manhattan, City. County and State Of
N N the afternoon OF said day for the pur-
pose pose OF considering and acting upon res
"s0sion ~ adopted BY the Board OF Directors
on the 2sth day OF June. 1920. by which
sslo slo resolution the Board of Directors in
,h'r ,ne'r opinion they dsein It advisable that
'AT corporation be forthwith dissolved
oa'ed New York. June 24th, 1920.
ELSA II. DEFOREST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE TRENTON poTTERfEs co.

IftHtOH, n. u July To- iT@V.
DIVIDEND NO. 81
AZ meeting of the Board OF Directors
ssd ~s.d this day, a dividend of TWO PER
lent t2fol was declared on the Non
cumulative Preferred Stock OF the Com
ppany, payable July gath. 1920 To stock
notders OF record at O'Clock r. NJ July
asSth, 1920. Trarsfer books VIII not be
Ssossa C., Il. I.AWTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to
Investors t0iu be anspcred In this
~column, IN whieh case only initials
soilI be used. Others s0iIl be an
saoered by mail. Address oil in
qu1ries, a,closing stamped, ad-
dressed enueiope, to Financial Editor,
The Tribune. I54 Nassau Street, Ne,o
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NoT1cE OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
EI.iINT pIGIrI ANr e SNN 90

cflI-iAUI BItELOW & son 90.
NJ special Meeting OF the Stockholders of
sEi,LlOT BiGELOW & SON co. will be
AZ Two Rector Street In the Borough of
%%anhattan, City, County and State of New
at,k lofk July Zeth. 1890. at o'clock in the
considering and acting upon a resolution
eeeopted bx the Board of Directors of the
company al Special Meeting field on the
aaofa day Of June. 1920, by which said
Resolution the Board of DIRECTORS in their
Splhlon they deem 1t advisable that the
eoTporetion be forthwith dissolved.
oaleu. New York, June 2Srd, 1920.
HARRY w. TftURSTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Bonds
herman Internal Eonds
{S}aoted In tfolIarS ,,ar o,--
Paris Market Active

PARlS, July ls.-Prices were active
on the Eourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, IS francs SO centimes. Ex-
change on London, 46 francs 81 cen
times. Five per cent loan, So francs
so centlmes. The dollar was quoted at
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Decline i'm Corn Halted,
But Weakness Continues

The corn market showed weakness at
times under commission house selling
On the decline in wheat and on con-
tinued favorable weather and crop ad-
wees. The lower levels attracted active
covering, howsyer, and prices late In
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
FINANCIAL

The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Mount Carroll located as Mount Carroll.
- - the State or Illinois. Is CLOSING its afr
isiFi All note holders and other creditors
u the association are therefore hereby
nnsG 70 present the notes and otaer
Claims for payment.
Nm, H wILDEy. President
Dated juno 80. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

sTUtHErH Spot HaFkets--IJaIVe5ton sltMuy,
25 ioints higher at 50. 25c; sales. S51 bales
New Orleans quiet. so points higher at
39-50c; sales. 4s1 bales Mobile nominal
unchanged at sac; sales, nil. Savannah
quiet. unchanged at 41c; sales. nil. Au-
gusta quiet, unchanged at Ale; sales 400
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged at
3s-s0c. sales s25 bales. st. Louis steady
unchanged at 3S.5Qc sales, nil. Houston
steady unchanged at 39e; sales, s07 bales.
Dallas steady, 20 points higher at 2s zoe !:
sales, SsS bales Fort Worth quiet un-
changed al 39c gales. nil
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
London Money Market

LONDON, July 16,-Bar silver, 52Iad
per ounce; bar gold, l06s cd. Money,
s per cent. Discount raYes-Short bills.
per cent; three months bills, ess per
cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon, lao.