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Arizona republican., 1920-02-03
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20 acres, miles from town, Groom brick pebble dash house with all mod ern conveniences, electric lights. etc. Place is all fenced with hog fence. Has family orchard. Price is only S650 per acre.
 FRANK w. .SHEDD & co. 16 E. Adams Phone 1886
Arizona republican., 1920-02-03
36 Head Cattle

19 head extra good Holstein cows. fresh and coming fresh and heavy pro- Gucers-
 head heavy springers.
 I IS months old bull. 6 head heifers from 12 to IS months old.
 head young calves. 1 beef COW.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-03

Fine dairy alfalfa and cotton lands, cultivated and uncultivated. Located under the Buckeye canal with fully paid up water stock highly important projects are now under way here, that will certainly double values. It's an unfavorable time to sell but a highly favorable time to buy. The necessity of closing up the Arizona assets of a corporation is your opportunity to get in ahead of a certain and possibly sem sational rise in values; no agents. Geo. P Brown, Sec'y. Buckeye, Ariz
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New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Rally on Covering
For Bureau Report
Halts Cotton Drop
Traders Close Out Accounts
in Preparation for u. S.
Crop Figures Tomorrow
and Three-Day Holiday

While there was further cotton liqui-
dation of old lines in the cotton market
during yesterdays earlier trading,
general business was quiet and prices
rallied in the afternoon on covering.
There may have been a little trade
buying also, but local brokers said
the bulk of the business represented
the closing out of accounts in advance
or the government report tomorrow
and the approaching three day ad-
journment.
October contracts sold up from 1922
the low point of the morning to 1892
and closed at 1916, with the general
market closing steady net 80 points
higher to 12 points lower July was
relatively steady during the entire day,
and the firmness of that position may
have had some influence on the later
months. although trading in it was
quiet, and the talk around the ring was
mostly of technical or new crop
features
The market opened barely steady at
unchanged prices to a decline of 10
points. Liverpool made relatively
steady showing, but sold here, while
the weather in the South was favor
able and the trade expected bearish
weekly report from the Weather
Bureau. This led to some scattered
selling. while there was considerable
selling of October, believed to be for
old Southern long accounts. New
crop position worked about 20 to %
points net lower under the pressure,
but offerings seemed to be pretty we'll
absorbed at the decline and the mar
ket later firmed up. The failure Of
the favorable weekly report to attract
fresh selling was evidently a dsap-
pointment to local bears, and stimu-
lated covering
The government report is scheduled
for publication at 1880 o'clock. New
York time, tomorrow. There seemed
to be no change of sentiment as to
its probable showing yesterday, and it
was probably expected that the addi-
tlonal private reports expected to- day
would be within the range of the
figures already published. Such un-
certainty as exists with reference to
its showing was reflected in the dis
position to even up or reduce COM
mittments, however, particularly as
the market will be open only for an
hour and half between the publica-
tion of the condition figures and the
close for over the Fourth Southern
spot markets as officially reported
were ~unchanged to so points lower,
nearly all of them being unchanged.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 1875 for
middlirg upland; no sales were re-
ported
The range o, prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Coffee Futures Break
Cent a Pound Here
sugar. and COTE
sugar Eranulated. lb...c2 0A 90

Snsar Sog1 Eranulated. lb..-.ca 0.A 90
Coffee. Santos, No 1. 2ax@seH .2sn,
Yesterdays coffee market was the
most excited and active market within
year. After opening at a decline
OF to ii points on a continuation Of
liquidation, prices sagged off further
until midday when private advices re-
ported break in Santos and this led
to wild selling here. prices breaking
10 to 25 points between sales until
some months showed a net decline of
more than 1c a pound. Later an Of
nclal cable confirmed tho decline in
Santos by reporting futures there $50
to 1850 reis lower.
Liquidation around the local ring
was stimulated by lower firm offers in
the cost and freight market, both from
Santos and Rio. Stop orders were
uncovered on the way down and the
sensational break carried some de-
liverles more than &c a pound below
the price Of last Friday and lower
than they have been at any time since
the signing of the armistice. There
was sharp partial recovery late in
the day on covering, final price show
ing net losses for the day Of So to go
points. The local spot market was
too irregular to quote 1t was dull and
prices purely nominal
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Borrower Realizes Need
OF Making Good Case

The would-be borrower of funds at
tho banks now realizes better than be-
fore the need of making out q good
case. according to the June report Of
the Federal Reserve agent here, who
discusses the effect of higher discount
rates on the credit situation. 1t was
announced at the Federal Reserve Bank
yesterday that those desiring to re-
ceive the monthly report regularly
without charge may. do so by communi-
eating with the institution.
The result Of the higher Federal
learn says the survey, has been to
impress borrowers with the necessity
of borrowing as little as possible. and
Of presenting sound case when
number of sales not only of manu-
factured goods but of raw materials
during the last month is clearly in
dicative of the desire to reduce stocks
of goods which are being carried. Pro-
ducers and distributors find that
necessary credit is available, but there
is greater encouragement of borrow
ing for less necessary purposes.
Reduction of United States Debt
"The steady reduction of the govern
ment debt and Of the government Sc
curities held directly and indirectly by
banks, has not brought about the i'm
provement in our credit position which
was anticipated some months ago, when
it was hoped that the reduction Of these
primary instruments of imitation would
reduce correspondingly the credit
volume. The reverse has been true.
Increase in Notes
The increase in total note circu-
lation of all Federal Reserve banks
from January to June 18 was $751;
100000, or less than l per cent during
a period of nearly six months. This
compares with an increase of 19 per
cent from July, 1919, TO January, 1920.
and decrease of IL per cent from
January, 1919, to July. 1919. Total
money in circulation in the United
States increased from $3.50, 100000 in
January to $6,102 900 900 in June, or
"a per cent. There has been a fairly
consistent increase in Federal Reserve
notes in circulation since the first Of
January, but it has been largely Offset
BY decrease in Federal Reserve bank
notes. Federal Reserve notes increased
from s2,s9s 100000 to s3,lo4,ooo, 900,
but Federal Reserve bank notes de-
clined from s258,ooo,ooO to sls3,ooo,-
O0o. The circulation OF Federal Re-
serve notes in this district on January
was S811,OO0,OO0, and on June 18.
1854 900, 900. an increase of s4S 900 900.
During this period there have been
shipments to Cuba by six banks in New
York of $4,000 900 in currency, chiefly
Federal Reserve notes, and in addition
scattering amounts have been shipped
to Mexico, Porto Rico, the Virgin
Isles and Canada"
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
to Face
Readjustment Seen
By Reserve Board
Industry Ready to Proceed
on New Basis of Prices
and Demands, According
to Review of Business

WASH1NGTONr-June 30.-The Fed
eral Reserve Board, in its monthly re-
view Of business and financial condl-
tions for the forthcoming issue Of The
Federal Reserve Bulletin" reports .
nation wide tendency to "settle down
to readjustment basis and to proceed
with business upon the new level OF
prices and demand"
The central body explains, however,
that considerabl variation exists IN
different sections of the country. I'm
agricultural production" it says, there
is a perceptible improvement in pros
poets, due to seasonable weather, good
distribution of moisture and the re-
planting of crops. In manufacturing,
conditions are in some districts re-
ported as chaotic, ranging from ex-
treme optimism to equally extreme
pessimism. The railroad situation has
been somewhat improved, but as yet
not sufficiently to warrant belief that
the effects of the breakdown have been
overcome There is still great conges-
ton of goods. In retail trade there is
evidence of q decreased volume of d.
mand in many parts of the country,
although some of this decline IS sea-
sonal Control of credit and discrimi
nation between non-essential and
speculative borrowing are Producing
some results, although these are re-
ported as developing themselves slowly
and gradually. The present price situ-
alton is unsettled and is being closely
watched. While some price-repofting
agencies show a reduction, others, IN
cluding among them the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, show increases in
character of the commodities used in
making up index numbers and the
methods of construction, rather than
to discrepancy in prices themselves.
Foodstuffs and essential commodities,
except clothing and shoes. show little
indication of reduction; luxuries and
'unessentials' have been in many lines
distinctly cut.
The volume of retail trade has con-
tinued large, due in part to the move
ment for reduction in retail prices
which commenced in May. This move
ment has been universal, although in
certain districts, for example, Dallas,
not nearly so general or widespread as
in the North and East. While the
movement was aided by refusal on the
part OF the puollc 10 pay '"e nis "
prices prevailing, as we'll as to the
difficulties in financing high-prlced
stocks, a counterbalancing factor, has
been found in the tendency of whole
sale prices in large measure to be
maintained 1t current levels, and the
opinion has been expressed that the
price reduction sales in many cases IN
volved merely anticipation Of the Gus
tomarv mid-season clearance sales.
Stocks in certain cases are reported 10
have been considerably reduced, and
in the Richmond district it is stated
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
WlnsIow, Lanier & Co.
SO CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

ofy4EEv fIHE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND
p.,,:.tDnNDS ARE PAYABLE AT OCR
% o. rHs,NG rAING HOUSE DURING THE MONTH
@r JULY, ie20.
c,.,., July I. 1920.
..aAd & Pittsburgh Rd. Co Con Mtge
elsSssIana & Mahonins Valley ny. Co. 1st
c,slke Sc Coupon Bonds
M,and & Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. LIST
Crssse. 80 Registered Bonds.
MI MI Kapids K Indiana Ry. Co. lst
ss%,se Ext S1ss and 4lsA
,nS:sss polls. Ind, city OF.
lssTIA Asapohs Ind. School Bonds
Aa.yt, island Club. lst Mtse. <,,s
Ns,iaaeson, Grand Rapids & Indiana lat SIS
Nor,bs" county. Indiana, Bridge Bonds
IL, "srn srn Paciho Terminal Co. OF Oregon
NV Orleans City Of. Constitutional & I'm
Nsessment As
MssssIa Falls Power Co. 1st 6A
s,t,ssa Falls Water Works 1st So
- 00rgh- Ft- Wayne < Chicago Railway
sfsSS.seo eonraon and Special stock. ! :. 60 Div.
s'se City r r. Co 1st S.
Et,. JULY 6. 1920.
aoqssh. Ft WAYNE & Chicago Railw%y
Mr fTeierred and Original Stock. Y 20
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01

Sugar-A little steadier tone has do
Tuesdays and Wednesdays sales include
900 bags Cuban raws at 17-+ &c. cost and
freight; July shipment, TO a local renner;
10000 bags Cubas. first half August ship
ment. 70 New Orleans rehners at 17I4 C.
cost and freight. 10000 to $4,000 bags
Cubas. July shipment. to outports at tho
and 1000 bags Porto Ricos, prompt. due
the spot duty paid price at Is.sie.
Sellers of raw sugars show further
disposition to sell at about the basis Of
occasional interest If the shipment ia right.
Outside sugars offering for shipment are
not finding ready market here.
In refined sugar some reselling 10 going
on by owners OF high grade rawA but tho
market for refined sugar Is generally
limited business at 2lc, regular terms.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
Butter-Receipts were 2os72 packages
Creamery. higher than extras lb.. 5sA
q soc; extras, 90 score. Ssla @ see; nrsts,
80 TO 81 score. 6s 5sc irsts, - to SO
score. 5a@5sAc; seconds. s. TO 81 score
higher than extras 53i2 GeSc; extras. 81
Qs2c. hrsts. IS q S9'ac; seconds, 80 @ SAC,
stste s- dalTy tubs nesf 70 so9d TO
renovated. extras. 50@5lc; hrsts. As 9+sc'
ladies. current make. hrsts, *5 q 4sc sec
packing stock, current make, No /. 40
2iac; No 2. 4lo; lower grades. +oc:
Whole milk. fresh Oats, colored. ID. ~.
Qos4c; whites. 2717 O 2s&c. average run.
colored or whites 25427c; lower grades.
2U@25c; twins fresh specials. 27l4 Q 427s4c
average run, colored or white. 2S026 NC:
lower grades. 2oG25c: Young Americas
3li7 q aenc; Daisies 20 q aoc; Wisconsin,
whole milk. held. twins, 25@22c; fresh,
27Q271ac: single Daisies fresh. 81 = o
2s &C held. 2592e+ac: Daisies (double).
fresh 27ia 02Sc; held, Is u 29c; fresh.
sll.c fresh specials. 1914 q lsc; prime to
choice l6@171c; fair to good 2Q13l1c;
lower grades. a loc.
Eggs--Receipts were 2s,o74 casea Fresh
gathered extras, dozen. 5o951c; extra
frsts 40 400 firsts. 429 46c: seconds. 36 q
4lc dirties, No. !. special packings. 3%la9c
35c regular packings, 3334c No. and
poorer, Is O 32c; checks, fair to choice. dry,
western y IS tsS hennery whites, extras. 5s @soc;
extra frsts. 55 @ SIC: frsts, 90 @ 54c; frsts
TO extra frsts. 80 % SIC; under grades. 40 q
5lc: Pacific Coast, white. extras, 6s q 6oc;
extra flrsts 55@56i1c; frsts. 954c; un
der grades. 46 q soc; small 400 43c; other
Western and southern gathered whites,
44Q5lc state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennery browns extra 53 q sec:
gathered and graded brown and mixed
colors, extras 50Q5lc. hrsts to extra
frsts 43 q 44c.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01

Alabama Water Co.. 5 Yr. 10 Gold
Coupon Notes
Athens Terminal Co.. lst Mtge. IS
Auburn Gas Co.. lst Mtge. S. F. IS
Bronx Gas & Elec. Co, lst Mtge. 5s
| City Of Oregon, Mo. w. W. & Eiec-
trio Light IS
City of Sedalia. Mo. Refunding AIS
Central Market Street Railway Co.
lst Mtge. s. F. s.
! Citizens Gas & Electric Co. Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. lst Mtgc. IS
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co, Of Terre
Haute, Ind, Ref so Yr. IS
Clinchfield Coal Co.. ist Mtgc. IS
D. K. E. Holding Corp, Gen. s.
Detroit. Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Co.. lst Mtge. 5s
East Hampton Electric Light Co..
Edison Electric Light l. Power Co.
of Erie, Pa, lst Mtg 6s
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light
Co. of Phila., lst Mtg So
Erie County Elec. Co.. lst Mtge. As
Fonda, Johnstown T. Gloversvillc R.
R. Co., Gen. Ref Is
Fonda, Johnstown l. Glove1svillo R
R. Co. LIST Cons Ref. 4]1s
Greenwich Tramwsy Co.. lst Mtge
IS
Hackensack Water Co.. 1se Mtg. ~
Indianapolis Water Co.. Gen. Mtg.
5s
Jonesvillo. 8. c., School Dist 611s
Kansas City Light l. Power Co.. 1st
Nftge. S.
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co.. Ref.
& Imp. 5s
Ls Pas Sugar Company. 1st es
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold IS Of 1889
Lockport Light, Heat & Power Co.,.
lst Mtge. Refdg. IS
Macon, Dublin & Savannah Railroad
Co. lst Mtge. IS
New Orleans City & Lake Rsilroad
Co.. 1st Mtge. IS
New Orleans City Railroad Co..
Gen. 5s
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Wheof Market Sfeadier
Vith Offers Limited

The wheat market was steadier with
offers limited. Export bids were in
evidence and buyers we're apparently
willing 10 pay around $3.50 TO S2.92 for
No. hard wheat at the Gulf Sellers
were scarce at these figures and 1t was
the fact that the mills in the South
west were absorbing the limited
amount of wheat moving in that quar-
ter
The Minneapolis market was un-
changed to cents higher and in Kan
sas City quotations ranged from
cents lower to cents advance The
movement Of the new crop has not yet
gotten under way, but it was sald that
the Interstate Commerce commission
is to send 10000 more cars to the
Southwestern district and many be-
ljeve that as soon as the transportation
orders can be carried out, there Will
he much more liberal movement, as
there are still large amounts OF OLD
wheat which has never moved, ana one
renort from Kansas said that there are
$50. 1000 bushels of the 1918 crop suil
stored in elevators at WlcnNa-
favorable and the weekly weather ana
cron hnlletin made no mention Of the
existence of red rust in the Northwest
EN- spring wheat section. ,.,.
Corn-The weather over the corn oe's
was highly favorable for the new dspps tsIy
SVoi SG~f aarr9 r9Deratures During the early
operations the market was nervous anu az
one time showed considerable strength III
sv,0oathy with oats ana rye .
- az ,bs advances comm ssion houses sold
freely and late in the day prices experi-
enced declines of TO 4Ac and closed only
slightly above the lowest. Cash corn IN
the West was easy, with No. mixed in
chicago cents lower. while IN Kansas
4
me- Juiy position Receipts again
liberal at primary points: and so far there
ssos has pesn Of tho hs soTts to move wheat @
In the local cash h. market t. No, +,snT ye,,1w
Yesterdays Previous Year
coSa New NJ JOS S'SSs :sS. S'S5s uss& ss
Chicago:
y !; ~; s.r. 5s; 1s; i7i'' 5i Iss& Issi.
Oats-The market started Arm in the
face OF reports OF good rains over the belt
to &C. Comm ission houses and shorts
were good buyers. and considerable com
and ug hit movement On the advance some
very prominent operators wh9 have re-
Gently been very bullish took the selling
with the liquidation which followed
brought about break Of 2 sc to 2s.c from
the sarly nigh Son' uh9s phs qsa nash Ya mar
White, ST. 81 to 81 80: No. white. 81. 80 to
sl31: No white. 1929 to $40: fancy
| clipped white. sl.35; ordinary clipped
white $13i. all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
n Y: close. close ago.
white s1sl9l3a uase1ssh s7sa
July4. iolrs 1855 soN
Sept. .S5As ST .S9S
Rye-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
n. Y. close. close. ago
No. 3 West$3.4o $2.43 $l.6sA
Flour and Meal--Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
n. Y. close. close ago.
Mimi patent
! xIz * IS1lss t1iesmtk9A f1t ssAn n
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01

whiting. Capt. G. W. c., to Camp Gordon.
Caldwell Maj. E. n. to Camp Funston
Sullivan. Capt. II. W. 20 Phiiadelphfa-
Richardson. Col. W. P. to Camp Lewis
Miscellaneous
sprouie Capt w. A. Vet c.. to Camp
Knox.
McAilister, 1t. J.. res.gnation acce c.ad
Morre Ii l. o. W. NJ C, resg. accptd-
Gasser Col l.. D.. Gen. stan. TO Washing
ton Barracks.
Clarke. Mai. j. NJ. Q. ~ c.. to Fort Nc
Raque. Capt C W. S.. Q. VI C.. to Glens
Fails
Delhauer. I'd 1t. R. r.. sig. c.. TO n. Y.
Hirsch. Capt. G. w, e 4 C.. 20 Aberdeen.
Harrison, Col r.. Adj. Cea-. to Gov. tsid.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
IHENEW York IRUyTC COMPANY
=26bROAD STREET
COUPONS DIE JULY lSI. 1920 PAYARIE AT

Norwich Gas & Electric CO.. Let
Mtge IS
Pine Bluff Co. 1t Mtge. so Yr.
Gold
Plattsburgh Traction Co. lst Mtse.
Pocahontas Consolidated CoIlieries,
Co.. Inc. so Yr- 8 ~ Gold Bonds
Rich Hill Coal Co.. lst Mtgo. S. F.
Rockingham County Light & Power |
Co. Gold S.
Sharon & New Castle Railways Co.. !
lst Lien S. F. IS
Somerset County. ". j.. Building <s
South Platte Canal s. Reservoir Co, !
lst IS |
South Shore Gas Co., lst Mtge, 81
Terminal Warehouse Co., 2nd Mtg-. /
Underground Electric Rys. Co, Of |
London. Ltd. 4l2s of 1888
Under writer's Building Co., lst Mtge. I
United Fuel Gas Co.. l,s Mtse. s. F. 7
United Gas & Electric CO.. of N..J-s
lst Mtge IS
Utica Belt Line Street Railroad Co.
End Mtge. So {
Utica. Clinton &; Binghameon RsiEf
road Co, Gen. 5s
West Virginia Utilities Co., IS !
Charles Whittemore Navigation !,
Corp. lst Sinking Fund z, 7
Willapa Electric Co., lst Gold ss, /
Series A, 4 & c
Worcester & Connecticut Eastern /
Ry. Co, lst Mtge-4 12s
Youngstown-Sharon Railway 81
Light Co.. lst Mtge. 5. r IS
DUE JULY 18th, 1920
French American s. 5. Co. Inc. (
lst Sinking Fund "a. Series 4 & B I
Restigouche Salmon Club
Williams Bros, Inc. lst So
World Film Corp, lst is, Serial
Gold
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01

Asheurn, Col. P. NJ. to Carl!els-
Little, Capt J. s.. TO Camp Dodge
Ordnance Department
Meyns. II. +. j.. to Washington.
Wipprecht. 1t r., TO Rock Island
Rr,eEsr Cal. E D., 10 Antwerp London
Coblen1 Paris, Rome.
Air Service
schermerhorn. Mai. s. s: ". 70 Little Rock
Pratt, Capt. r. C., to Kelley Field:
Wuest 1t. Cot. J. ". s.. to Fort LeaVen'
worth.
iona. Cant w II. tr. TO Washington.
Mckinley, Capt. F. c.. TO Camp Upton.
Rowland. MAJ. H, s., to Taxoma Park.
RuIadxN Lts c. l.. to Camp Lee
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Army Orders.
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Army or
ders issued TODAY follow:


H.o". no .Oa"0
W WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Army or
dors ;ssuod +o.dav follow.
Honorably Discharged
! urnes' "a ~ ~ X - a. ~ r
Delaheld' Col j r ord
hudson CAPT y ora
Morrison, ID 1t { r. int'
Davldse, Ii Col } W, l. ). A
Hill. 1t H e. =. NJ. G.
Magnitzky' 1t l. A. Adj Gen Dept
Savage. 2d 1t. J. A. I. 5. A
Seifert. 1t. E. H, NJ. G.
Small, 1t. l.. w. I. :. A
Wilson, Capt K. f. Chem Nart Service.
Wolfe 1t n NJ N c
Cnoi[ Snali'oS1si @d Ma!of n
f.ucas Can, " g M
Wafson ~ = ir F.
Aues %faIor "a q NJ c.
Hunt ID Il, " & inf
McLa-en. I'd Lit. e E. @. NJ. C.
Swank "a L.. o p eng
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Coupons Maturing July, $780, Payable al the Offices Of
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine Street, corner William, New York

Alabama Power Co. 60 Gold Notes
Albert Lea. MINI, Permanent I'm
provcnent 4 l2s
Albert Lea, MINI. Refunding As
Albuquerque, N. Mex, Bd. Of Educ.
School Bldg 4 $
Albuquerque, N. Mex, Funding 5s
Albuquerque. n. Mex, General
Street Imp. SIS
Albuquerque. N. Mex, Water S.
Arlington Heights. Ill, School
Bldg. IS
Belwd-ee. ILL.,, School District
No. 81 5s
Benton. H., Refunding As.
Berrs1ille. Va. Water Works IS
Big Rapids, Mich, Rcfunding IS
Billings, Mont. School District
No. ? 4l2s
Billings, Mont, City Hall 412s
Boulder. Colo.- Water Works Ass
Bozen an. Mont. Funding IS
Broadwatcr County. Mont. Fund
ing Is
Burlington, Iowa. So
Carbondale, III. School District
No. e5 S
Cascade Co. Mont, Road Impr. S.
Cascade County. Mont, Court
House IS
Cascade County, Mont, 3l5s
Cascade County. Mont. Funding IS
Cascade County, Mont, Refund =
ing IS
Cass County. Iowa. a $
Centcrvillc. Iowa. Refundi7g So
Centerville. Iowa. Refunding IS
Charlton. Iowa, Funding 50
Chicago Heights, IL. School District
No. 10 IS
Chippewa Val. Ry.. 1t. & Pr. Co.,
Eau Claire. Wis, lst Mtge. IS
Colo. Spgs.. Colo., School Dist. No.
II Rcfunding IS e. Paso Co.
Consumers Pr. Co, lst Lien & Ref.
Consumers Power Co. go Gold
Notes
Cook County, III, School Dist. No.
80 Morton Park AIS
Cook County, Ill, School Dist. No.
10 Chicago Hts 4s
Council Bluffs, Ia. Ind. School
Dist. 4 IS
Cuthbert, Ga, Electric Light IS
Cuthbert. Ga. Water Works IS
Danvillc St Ry. & 1t. Co.. Danvillc,
H.. Rc: Mtgc. S.
Denison & Sherman Texas Ry. Co.
lst Mtg-. Gold So
Derry. n. H. Water 311s
Des Moines City Re. Co., Gen'l &
Ref. IS
Dexter. Mo, School Dist. School
Bldg. : %
Dickey Co., N. D., @31s
Eau Claire, Wis. s.
Edison Elec. Co.. New Orleans, La,
lst Mtgc. IS
Eninrnce' Ky, Street Improve
Eugene, Oregon, School Dist. No. 4
Lane Co. IS g. 4l5s
Florence, S. c., Sewer S.
Ford Co., III. S. D. No. So IS
Fort Dodge, Iowa, w. w. ANS
Freeport Water Co., Ill, s.
Genesee, Idaho, Water Works S.
Genescc Township, IL, High School
District -
Glencoe, Ill. Improvement ANS
Granite. Utah. School Dist. 4l5s
Glenwood, Iowa. Refunding 5s
Gorham, N. H. Water 494s
Great Falls, Mont. Sewer IS
Green Bay, Wis, Rcfundina 4s
Green Bay, Wis, Sewer 4s
Greenviilc. Ill. Refunding s.
Hamblen Co.. Tenn, Highway S.
H.cknan Co. Tenn, 5s
Hlll County, Mont. Funding ss
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New-York tribune., 1920-07-01
Fijians Present Whales
Teeth to Prince of Wales

SYDNEY, Australia, May 24.-W hen
the Prince Of Wales was in the FIJI
Islands. en- route from Honolulu TO
New Zealand and Australia upon the
warship Renown, the Fijians presented
TO him many whales teeth these are
so valuable. according to native stand
ards. as practically to be the gold re-
serve of the islands. The Prince also
received as gifts many handsome
native mata.