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New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

1t is only fair that the innuendo therein COM
tanned should be answered. as we believe it was
intended to injure the new morning paper Of
Chicago the Chicago Journal of Commerce. and
the San Francisco Journal (of Commerce) now
in the SEVENTEEN year of publication both under
the same management.
TIE FACTS.
For many years there has been an insistent
demand from the great business interests of the
Middle West for daily newspaper presenting
complete financial and commercial news as we'll
as general cable telegraph and local news with
an editorial policy representative Of the highest
aspirations and best thoughts Of the nation
ms demand has grown more urgent since
the absorption of three publications. The CHICAGO
Herald, The lnter-Ocean and The Chronicle has
lett only two morning publications in a commu-
nlty OF three million people and surrounding
field OF over twenty-five million persons
AT the suggestion of many men of affairs in
Chicago, the owners of the San Francisco Journal
tof Commerce) decided to publish a similar but
even more complete paper in the empire citv of
the West to meet the demand giving out their
preliminary notices and advertising matter late
in August announcing the first publication for the
second week in October of the present wear.
The owners Of The New York .Journa} of Com,
merce immediately advanced many objections
ana afected to see an imitation Of their pancr
IN spirit OF fairness and cancellation the man
agement OF the Chicago Journal of Commerce
printed IN all advertising matter statement +bst
the thlcago enterprise we'll as the San Fran
cisco, had no connection with the Now VOL
paper ana went so far as to change materially the
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
In Bronx County
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service

ATLANTA r. L. Rhodes Co.; R G.
:, Beard A., !, N, millnery: pennsyivania.
way art goods Mise NJ. II schofeld.
a,, nc n,sc,,wsar etc', Mrs y Dottcr,,
N"st Thirty-seventh Street
BALTIMORE-O Ochs & Frank Co II
Frank waists and woolen piece goods;
BLUEFIELD; W Vail. Wilson, general
BosToN-J NJ Fineberg 6. Co: J. Bear
BOSTON,. Rubin Z Co.; ] Rubin. cot
BOSTON - NJ iainiIt. dresses, coats and
BOSTON Ioughton & Dutton; J. Fitz-
p15r5[h Eyas cq{ton piece goods silks etc;
BOSTON Eastern Mig. CO. L. Kaplan.
general mdse Grand.
toSToN-N Gordon, general line. York
FHIDGEPORT-How d c. CO. IT, B
Johnson, sporting goods, toys. cameras,
taxing mac hines and boys clothing.
BUFFALo-J. y. Adam Co: Miss De
renple leather goods Miss NJ Lensen-
Yaeke ribbons, Vest Thirty seventh
BUFFA1@o-william Hengerer Co.. MISS
Dean waists, W. }. Boyle. SILK vel
Neis ana dress goods, West Thirty
BUFFALO, Herman Vile & Co: II Vile
woolen piece goods; 200 Fifth Avenue.
BCFFA to - L. Joseph. mems clothing:
Grand
BuFFALo-J. Alpern. mems and boys
CHlCAG0--John '. Farweu Co.; b. ]
G~rmain y., s, coats and suits for spring. ~
cHi(AGo - Marshall Field Co; ] f
omens Ts, '"ssf .,s sa"psser Mrs nei, NJ MooTe
,,5,lg sale bpttone; llos Broadway.
CHICAGO - Phiiipsborn's 5. Oberncyer;
- West Fourth street.
ClllSAGO dl',,A Ga =, Mandei .ei Bros; J Gotflelb.
second Street.
CHICAGO - Phnipsborn's; A. II 1ipsis.
trimmed hats. Rosenthal coats and
suits, {. ". Jones. mems andboys' clo,h-
IN. M ~ Brea MY
CHICAGO - Goldwach & Klein Co II
Goldwach, coats and suits. Pennsyl-
cHlcAGo--E s'rasburger Co; E. seras-
burger. coats and suits. PENNSYLVANIA
CHlCAGO-M Alnsb!ucer & Co. N AIMS
binder. coats and suits; Pennsylvania.
CHlCAGO -Tisch & Co. c. Tlsch. sairts
women's ready to wear. cotton and WOOL
c6fr en p'ssg =, g. goo is -. lmasri4i a,,, n
wear li3 Eas, Twenty fourth si-eet.
DElRDlT-EDsss u CO.. :. Epstein
wo.aen ready to wear. 1880 Broadwsy'
DUBJQtE Iowa-Roshek Bros. + II
RosheN ladies'. misses and juniors
e.ais. AZ East Twenty-nsth Street
Elm IRA, \. Y-Sheehau Dean Co: Mr.
Doug herty. general mdse. l05 Grand
A
linens and white goods, 432 Fourth Ave
GENEEA. \ y-Kenty G. Co: Mrs
i<sfrrs dresses cats ana suits.
HARTFORD. Conn n-Sag- Allen Co T.
kusbler. suits and dresses. g.. Z~rwttz
misses wear II. New. coats: Josern No
W~"ny. representing 4o3 Fourth Avenpe
HAETFORD. Conn.-Sage Allen Co J. D.
Allen. suits and dresses. G. e Coodsell
toilet goods ana drugs Rose Well
dresses 404 Fourth Avenue
HAkTFCRD Coan.--S Hart furs. Bres-
lin
HAzLETON. Pa-sasso's Department
Store y Ievse. general merchandise
1854 broadway.
HIGH rolNT \ &C Wall. general
JACKSON. Mich.-Nower & Seaman; g T.
seaman. coats. suits and furs; Miss u
Hardy. dresses ana blouses: H G. Lyon.
lii West Tnirty-third Street
KINGSTON. w. Cohen dry goods
Herald Square.
LAFAYETTE. fnd.-D. Fishrnau women's
clothing and millinery. PeunsylvarIa
LANSING. Mich.-J. W Knapp & Co
W Knapp general merchandise: Alfred
Fartl; ll6 West Thirty second Street
LINCOLN, Neb.-Magee E NJ Lapp
dresses: Pennsylvania
Los ANGELES-Katz Bros Mrs II. r
Mears. waists. silk underwear. sweaters,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Raw silk Dealers
kefuse to Cut Prices

importers and dealers in raw .itk
ere not attempting to force tran.ac-
tions through lowering prices, accord
ina. to II l.. Gwalto. & Co.. large in
pcrters, bat are holding their stocks
at rirm prices IN the face Of an IN
.ctive market.
"Dealers and importers" says the
company, are hoping for return Of
more active conditions shortly, in view
Of tho nanife>tly depleted stocks in
the hands OF the silk mills"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Business News
Stocks on Hand Governing
Retailers New Price Lists
Un,cilling to accept
Cuts in Wage Scales

Textile workers are willing to
take their share Of the sacrifice
occasioned by the present dullness
in the form of curtailed working
hours, but not a cut in existing
wage scales, according to John
Golden, president Of the Textile
Workers of America.
In replying to the argument
that lower wages will lead to still
lower prices and a corresponding
revival in trade, Mr.. Golden said:
"There is not a textile manu-
facturer in the country who can
guarantee his employees full time
with wholesale cancellation of or
ders taking place daily. Promis-
ing full time with a reduction in
wages is taking something tangi-
bic in the form of money from
employees and substituting an in
tangible guarantee which cannot
be fulfilled"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

Fummer Isadore. ana Solomon
Bisg aier-Peo ople. etc ........ 500 90
Fesley. Charies-Morris Plan Co.
ings Institution Of city Of Ny sl3es
Fuig1m, Edward-Wm H Wise
Force. SOPHIA M-American HIS
torical Society. Inc.......... 2also
Getoaoiet. 3a lnc-B g shearn-... 1,5lssa
Cabin. Solomon-SIorris Plan Co
eaftnsr, PHILLIPS K.ntor E, .i i5ss9 15ss9
Goldberg, Max. and Barney Gold
stenIL Glover. 1899
Samsmt G Horton. ............. l,s12S2
and Jennie Lanzafane-R B
Garrison ................. b44so
Gross' cnarle es-Garland Co. 2s4 o5
1reel Max-B kiapper. 40 65
,, costs :........... 1ssso
Herman. Joseph--S Corn....... S3s54s
Hughes. Edward P-L $ Gotthe!f s4s 81
Harleston, John c, and Fidelity
& Casualty Co of y Y-Peopie,
etc ............ 1000 90
al ..,,:.... ......... 500 20
ct al .,.,..............:. :..... s2s. 50
son-J. Hanauer ..... Aa74:oS
Cummings. .......... sN32
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
AT ,American Enameling Mfg Corp 1900. As
Liebling' Morris--Davis Davis
Levy. Noah-T Niche. ct ai. ,sssss ssss
Mills James A-Morris Plan Co
MecluSchy CO It y waitef-sam.; HIS HIS
John CCuinisky-same ......... sls 90
NJ .i!i ~ A. Nlch2ei-H r watson. 1856 20
Miller. Oscar-Tidewater Oil
=, Sales Corp ........ 1866 80
NC cinnati Time Recorder Co. ... lo2 80
Nc Mister, Patrick J--Ashland
supply House ..;........ ...... 1.l7oss
Romaine. in George W. and Walter $685.
3 Kenton-Morris Plan CO OF
RisseI. Joseph. Sadie Kiegel and 1880
Roger Beig gh-same .......... 21s.4o
&C a5,oom!ns > coo! dale Bros Inc. .-...... 1a4o5
oe9. SO Broadway Co Incl
Tananbaun ct al; costs. 12o75
Miltenberg Inc. ........... e.2395a
s,5ss 5s:aH@5s. z"@ g? 15ss: 153ss
schwartz: Henry, and Max Blue
sieln lSchWartz 2 Bluestein)-
Merit Fur Dressing and Dyeing
Use. .No-ice Refrigerator corp s''' 10
Geo Schinzel & Son. Inc 77s An
Unity Contracting Co. Inc-F w
w.ites. Eusene-A sulka & Co. 1888
Wi inc, me .,;,....... :....... 14o.7t
WnrId s,a9. "a ~ - wilson. s,34sS5
yonn kat7 ct al ..,...:...... 9s7ol
N ...''.............. 11l.Tu
In Bronx County
Eopnen, Epiie SaHuei J--Burns Bros. s4si5
= &c 20 ~ Ivi, Louls-L Schullnan... 4l7.47
Herman. Max. and Paul Good
Hibhar, an--f1 :, n straus. .....;.:. 235.ss
40, inc ,:,:.............. se1.s7
iSli, @cN Zlmmerman... 1874. 90
''sntJ, NHdlIes--o Freda ..... !. 342. SO
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Irregular Trend
In Curb Trading
As Prices Yield
Independent Oils and Sew
eral Active Industrials
Weaker; Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Is High e r

Reactions by several active specula-
tive stocks, probably representing liqui-
Gation by holders who had become dis
appointed over the failure of rally
after election, gave q. irregular trend
to curb market price movements yes
torday. Standard Oil of Indiana also
was lower as speculative holders with
drew from the market.
-ehigh Coal and Navigation moved
up sharply as demand increased and
showed a net advance of points, on
the final sale at 78. The stock touched
so at one time, becoming one Of the
most prominent of the industrial group.
General Asphalt was also in better de-
nand.
Independent oils we're less active
and moved within a narrow range
One or two were weaker, giving evi-
dcnce of selling By disappointed hold
prS.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Leather Mem Believe
Read justmcnt ia sight

Feeling Is running high Throughout
the leather trade. not so much because
Of the Republican landslide. btiuslAg
With tt change in the AdminiserAttv!!.
rs tho belief OF the leather nen ,hat
the present conditions are dus for d
change
One of the leading trade nlen -s-
serted that he had already noNvod =
better tone III the market. whIeh he
believes is the slow but sure beginning
ii n period Of read justment
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Commercial Credit

Ready money with which to meet
current bills is not in plentiful sup
ply in the experience of wholesale
credit men, who report collections slow
Some wholesalers are recognizing the
retailers position in the matter Of
meeting his obligations and are now
extending longer credit terms. Much
of the goods being offered for sale
now will not be paid for until next
March, according to credit terms now
being offered.
NJ change Is reported in the COM
mercial money market. A fair amount
of commercial paper is coming out and
discounting at per cent except in
rare instances. Bankers acceptances
were dull yesterday, with rates un-
changed
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

Biographical appearance of both papers that no
poss'ole connection might be suggested to readers
OF or advertisers The one thing which would
no! not yeld was the name Journal of Commerce."
q MS I1ie TOR seventy years has been used by the
oan francisco Journal (of Commerce) and is in
use by papers in Seattle and PHILADELPHIA and
possibly other points.
= There are First National Banks Banks of
Commerce, Security Banks and Trust Companies
OF the same title in fifty cities of the United
States. In the newspaper field there are Tribunes
Times, News Heralds and Bulletins all over the
nation. ~
Why should Chicago not have her own Journal
OF or Hommeree! 10, 1t IS paper of merit, conducted
on the same lnes and policy the San Francisco
journal (of Commerce), the oldest newspaper on
the Pacific Slope, where the name is synonym
for editorial strength and honor and cleanliness
and decency in presentation
IN word, there no necessity of "warn-
ing anyone that this paper had no relationship
with the New York Journal of Commerce. No
one IN Its management or employ has sought in
any way to lead the public or any individual to
believe such thing. On the contrary, all pub
llcty in daily and weekly papers throughout the
country announcing the publication of the Chi
cago journal of Commerce has stated that there
was no such relationship That broadcast state
Intention to trade on the reputation of the New
York paper of similar name. We stand on our
feet
Our civility in meeting their expressed wish
Tor an announcement by to prevent what thew
feared might be misconceptions in the matter
thus has met with an offensiveness which is in
explcable.
The word warning" is objectionable under
the circumstances
The Chicago Journal Of Commerce does bv
special wire service, of course print all commodity
prices from Eastern points twenty-four hours
ahead of the arrival Of any New York paper and
will in addition supply its readers with ali West
ern markets two days ahead of any Eastern com
petitor. wan
Our independent news bureau in New York
and special correspondents at WASHINGTON. Pitts
burgh. Boston, New Orleans. Cleveland and other
eastern and southern points will cover every
market and our associate paper in San Francisco
covers points west of Chicago and the entire
Orient, where its service is unsurpassed bv anv
American newspaper. '
(signed) ANDREW M LAWRENCE
Editor and Publisher
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
FINANCIAL

TO- THE HOLDERS OF EASTERN Pc.
IROIEUM C0MPANY~ PAYN issUE
FIRST LIEN COLLATERAL YRUST
TEN YEAR 7Gc SINKING FUND tiOr n
BONDS DUE sEPTEMBER IsT. 1928:
Notice IL hereby given that the under.
signed VIII receive on November llth.
1920, at twelve o'clock mon sealed fender1
or proposals OF the above bonds to bs
surrendersd for redemption on Novenbes
I'm, lt17. at prices not exceeding ons
hundred and two and ons-half PER csn.u~s
tl02 z - of par. plus accrued interest ou3
OF moneys IN the Sinking Fund amounting
70 $55, 1s- 20 The right IL reserved by ths
Undersigned TO reject any or all offers
COLI MBlS TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
BY GEORGE e. WARREN
Vice President
Datee. NoNel Icy 1t lg:0
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
THE BUCKEyE PIPE LINE COMPANl

October 29th. 1920.
!, A dividend OF two dollars per share has
been declared on the Capital stock OF this
company payable December 16th. lE.o, 20
s'ockholders Of record al the close OF busi-
aess November end. 1870.
AL Communications regarding payment
VI change ~ address should be sent
10 10 me Undersigned not later than DeceIn-
Der sth. 1920.
GEORGE cHEsEBRo'. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Southern Railway 5s Well SCORED

Qurstion--I have 81 900 Southeiu Rail.
way hrst consolidated 20, gent ,nOrts"se
gold bonds. due 1854 70 DAY 1t is 80 a
think. DO you advise selling /: naw--A X
Answer-Wc regard Southern Rail
way consolidated per cents. 1854. as l.
sound investment, We sec no good
reason for your selihg the bood While
We do not attempt TO predict The course
of security prices, We bellows you have
q good Investment
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year aga
Live beef. fair to
prime. loo lbs SIl. 50Gi6.25 ;l2.0oQ16.75
d beef
sidos b.. .141 2s 1e1 "a
Live vesls. com
mon 10 prime
100 lbs. ...... 14oO92ooo l5oos22oo
. = d veal.
city. lD....... .229 al 220 az
Live ewes. 100
lbs ..-.--:.. 4oo@ $50 5000 $50
Dressed mutton
,cNy. lb..-.... 100 10 100 .ls
Live aubs. fair
to prime. 100
us ...... 1sO09l5.OO la.oOal5oo
city ID ..~.. .25n az 1s8 rs
Hogs 100 lbs 1A5o@l5.Oo 145Ogi47s
bacon. H.. .22G.22i, 2oXg.2l4
Ness pork. bbl.. 5000 NSl.O0 $3.50
Mss be,f bhi lg0QM2O09 "a oO1e4o
Lard. u Middle
west. 100 lbs Ia651le76 27254273s
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Longer Week in Silk Plant

Four hours have been added to the
working week III all the plants OF
julius kayser & Co., manufacturers o.
silk underwear. gloves, etc. The COM
pany has been operating its factories S
on a forty-foui-hou week since the be-
ginning Of the war. The forty ght-
hour week began this week. Present
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Alloy Steel Stock Speculative

Question--l hold 100 share, OF Uni, sd
Alloy Steel stock bous lat at 500 DO you
consldtt lhis IA speculative rlo,h And would
YOU advise the .pufC $50 OF ,noro ;he
present price $ 3 ~
Answer nited Alloy Steel stock is
speculative because il is very sensitive
TO earnings Of the company. The dvi-
dend was little more than earned in
1919. We do not attempt to advise
upon speculation.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to in-
Vestore toiU be dnsWercd in this co.,
nmn, IN rhtch case only initials will
De used. Others 1uill be ans,vered by
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos-
tn0 stamped, addressed envelope, to
financial Editor, Tho Tribune, lsI
Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Looks for Bargain Among Industrials

Qucstion--I have $500 to invest Would
you advise American Smeiters preferred
ls there any safer bargain among indus
trials ?--W. II. g.
Answer-American Smelling and Re
fining preferred stock has a long divi~
dend record. Recently, however, the
company's earnings have fallen off,
with the result that it WAS found neces-
sary to 60 into surplus account to pay
common dividends. This has some
what weakened the position of the pre-
ferred stock, although we believe it to
be safe enough. Perhaps safer in-
vcstment for your purposes would be
Standard Oil Of New Jersey preferred,
price about l05.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
NILES -BFNfENT-POND COMPANY
III broadway. New York
COM MON Dividend No -.

|011 Y0rk NoveW bor :. IN-0'
=, The Board of Directors Of NILES b T.
MENTPOND COMPANY has this daN
declared a dividend OF TWO PER CENT
upon the COMMON STOCK Of the Com
pany. payahl4 December 90. 1920. 70 stock
l. 1920
The Transfer books will not be closed.
JQMN b. CORNELL. Vreasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
NILES >BFMFNT-PO COMPANY
III l3~nadwav. New Work.
PREIFERTD DIVIDEND No. %

|eN Y1rI.. NoVeWber {, 1J2o.
The Board Of Directors or lES-RE-
MENT POND COMPANY has this day
declared the regular quarterly Dividend
Of ONE and ONE HALE PER CE>;T upon
'hN PRE- ERRED STOCK OF the Company,
payable Noveme~r %, 1920. to stoc kholders
Or record az =. NJ, November 4, 1920.
The Transfer books W u not be closed.
J0MN B CORNEL!-. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
TOBACCO PRODUCTS coRPoRArIoN

Series "C' Dividend Certificates issued by
Tobacco Products Corporation on Novem
her l5 lals VIII become due and PAYABLE
on November 3. 1920 with the last install
mem of interest thereon
Upon presentation and surrender OF such
pplyiisni Cefl lideates 20 he Guaranty TTust
Company az New York. 40 broadway. NeN-
York CRY. on or after November l5 1920.
The prinD pal sum d.. thereunler and in
ietesi due thereon to November l5. 1920,
will be paid
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
MAHONI\C INVESTMENT co.

~ dividend of one Dollar and FIFTY
anu Sehss .4l5o> per share and an extra divl-
sssnu oi Four Dollars $4,000 per share has
h oseh declared on the capital stock or TINS
.oihpsns. payable December /. 1920. TO
sockho!Gers cf record November "a 1920.
LEWIS lSELIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
A Warning!

The Journal Of Commerce has no con.
neetion with interest in any other pub
cation Of same similar name published
in San Francisco, Chicago, in any other
city.
This notice is given in order to protect
our readers and advertisers from any mis-
understanding, due to similarity of names
Of other papers to possible risrepre.
sentasions made by solicitors for other pub.
lications
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE AMERICAN COrroN OIL co.
30 Broadway. New YORK CHy.
November A. 1920

To The stockboidcrs
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhoider.
OF The American Cotton on Company VIII
ne he4d at TIE prime. pal once of the Com
pany, the Refinery near Gutenberg. Hud
son county. New Jersey. On Thursday, tho
~ day or December 1920 at !. o'clock
noon. Tor the purpose OF -lecttng Directors
and of making such amendment as may
De deemed adYisa Die. or the Sy-Laws OF
ohe con. parN, and for the transaction OF
suc otheT business may properly como
before the meeting.
The Preferred and Common Stock Trans
Yer books VIII be closed on Thursday tho
ilth day Of November. 1920, at o clock
= IN, ana viii remain closed until Friday,
lhe "a Gay of december. 1920. al ID
o'clock rl.
BY order of the Board of Directors
EA%DOLFH CATLIN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor;
second that OF the creditor and date wi
Judgment was fled
Union Ry. Co. of New York-S. X
>, Ohanion; May Is. 1920 O.. $50
Loan & Trust CO.. o. February I.r!lsI io' ;
,,c., lsl9 ...-...:.. .......... 3,545
vile ana st. Nicholas Avenue
~ Co-F 'Wichousll, June :.
Consumers Live Poultry Co 'VV
Massei iNo. SCI P0ultry Co.. Inc; Octo-
Third Avenue Ry. Co. Berne; 'Ss
May 5. 1920. ............ 11sA
New Necw York city Interborough Ry
vo'}u' H. =, Sepien9 May -. 1920 1,646
October s. l92O......... 90
LasN, Charlss-M Marks, octo-
per per -, ~, 1920 49,. '.......... 4s1l
Nember 20, 1J12.......... $50
Callan. Thomas J. and Matthew
dis, llTil5r~9n bar = q g., Kahn. Inc; De-
Forty-socond Street. Manhattan
Vile & ST. Nicholas Avenue Ry.
- Co a. Walker, July 2 1920 15C
Zor"ltz. Joseph-J. Distz, Febru-
". ary 4 1913 (released) .:...... 4s1s
Wittschai. George-H. Fischer.
OctODer -, 1919 3................ I47
Nosel. Fanny-B. Chiller; Octoberv
- I9-V- -..-..... ...........-... 100
In Bronx County
Berkman Felix Tt Eber;
March II, 1918: :.............. slss
Mallett Contr & Supply Co. Inc.
-Watsem Contr. Co, Jan. l6.
1920 :........ ........... s,sl2
Sane-Same. oct. %. lal9..... 477
Wiener Felix Flint & Iorner
CO. Inc. Nov. .. l9l4......... e57
Robinson, William E.-B. Cor
net, June "A, l9l4....... 4c
Same. Refsum, Jan. .. 1914 55
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
TIE AMERICAN CoTroN OIL co.

The p.a+f - rfrnNtn-s or ,rhe NN,arf-
can Cotton ri Company on November 4
1920 declared a seni-annuN dividend OF
} per cent upon the preferred stock O.
the company. PAYABLE December !, 1920, at
The Liberty National Bank. l2o Broadway
New YORK Guy go holders of ,re'ord a;
The close Of business. Thursday. November
Ii. 1920.
For no purpose Of the payment Of this
dividend ana thu hul3irg OF the Annual
Mse'ius 80 Stockholders tho stock Trans
yer hooks OF ootn Preferred and Common
STOCK vii e'ose at p in- ON Nov"mher
H. 1920. and reopen at 10 a. IN, Decem-
Der 9. 1890.
RANDOLPH CATLIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Chicago Journal of Commerce
and
San Francisco Journal (of Commerce)
DIVIDEND ,,OTICES
MlDlEf: STATES OIL
Corporation
DIVIDEND NO. 33

The regular monthly dividend Of l per
cent each for the months Of October No
venher and December. 1920. on the capita
'F declared and VIII be paid on January /.
1921, to stockholders OF record pccemher
lt 1920. In addition thereto. an extra dIvi-
dend for the quarter # per cent ia de-
clared ana VIII be paid, making the total
dividend 70 be pail. January /. per cent.
e. A EASTMAN. Secretary.
November g. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
BUYERS ONISG
OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Cal-Marheim & Maori
Paul b. Manheim, special sale merchan-
disc. 1850 Broadway Expected Nov 10.
" AZ @, .icN.-ih Goidstc.n- Nigel Co.. S.
lt!rschuers, ladies' ready to wear, piece
goods; S52 Fourth Avenue. expected
ADX4,rl her
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Bosch Cutting Production

Question: wish IL li,tle inofrrnattou re-
gardinG stock of American bosch Magnetic
Company Three months ago. h~N hrs.
was attracted TO this Issue, notioed 1t was
selling at 90. and thAt the market to-day
is around II. although they have been
paying 10 per cent dividend regularly.
Would you call this a speculative issue
and, II not. would you say that the
cha good OF tho pric. goiux back
to around 9O?-J. @. Is.