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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
! PARA EsPANA8

En- el vapor espaiiol Antonio L6pes
.embarcsra para Espana. e Rev. r.
Paul, GodofredQ Perez quien piensa
permafscer en- Ia Maare Patria llilsi
Deseamos al distingiliilo sacerdote
,una feliz travesfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
QUE Sc LES PAGUE Ell 3

Los empleados del Gobierno y mu-
nicipales, esperan, como en- amos an
teriores, que Ell Gobernador ordene su
pago para antes de Noche Buena.. No
guieren pasar bruia esa noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
iPARA COAMO

Cor; 81 fin de pasar las Navidades
! en- union de algunos parientes suyos,
salieron Ell microbes para Coamo, los
.esposos Santiago Galinanes.
Buenas impresiones en- Ia villa de
San Bias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

SOBRETODOS, y rOpa de
abrigO para los que Sc embarcan,
la tenemOs inuy buena a preciOs
especiales, yisitenos. Gonzalez
Padfn Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
PARA Ell NoRTE

Aver EMBARGO para los Estados
Unidos Ell joven Andres Quinones,
vendedor que fue de la casa Brunet,
Sainz y Co. Va Con eI objeto de ad-.
quirir mas copocimientos en- el ra-.
mo.
Deseamosle exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Ell LAKE FERLANDA,'

Hoy llegara a San Juan el vapor
Lake Ferlanda', de la Baltimore
Steamship Line, con un cargamento
de tres mil toneladas de carga gene
raj.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Libretas escOIares.

La Standard Printing Works, de es-
Ia ciudad. acaba de recibir un gran
surtido de Iibretas escolares. que re-
sultan de gran oportunidad y OCCASION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

RATA natural blanca en- Pc
quotes no memories de media IL
bra en-: adeIante a 60 cts. libra; ;
de cOlOres en- paquetes de "a Ii
bra a 2Olcts. paquete.-Gonzalez
Padfn Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
EN- Ia CORTE SUPREMA DE PUERTO RICO

No. 1915. El Pueblo ". Lope Rive
'ra. Tsntativa de vioIaei6n. Aboga-
dos Juan b. Soto y fiscal.
sENALAMIENToS3 C1yILEs
>Diciembre 1c ;iucves.
no. .2296. El Pueblo dc PuertS Ri
co virtud DE- queI2lIa de Ramon Sal
gado V. Pedro Lopez. QUO IFdiadnto.
AEqgados: Manuel f. Rossy, Holora-
BILE Attorney General y Alfonso Eas-
ira Antonio Suliveres.
No 2119. Juan y Eugenfo Pagan
V. Hermanos Sellds Sobrino. ct al.
Reivindicaci6n. AbOgados: Manuel Y
Jose Tous Soto Y Guerra & Soldevila.
Diciembre II - viernes.
No: 2349. Fernando del Toro Sal
DANA i. The Juncos Central Co. De-
sahucio. Abogados: Cay. Coll vsCrl-
chi y Jose Martinez Davila. #
No. 1852. arturo Acosta Abrcu V.
Honorable Antonio Tollinchi,s SJuez
Municipal de Lares, ct al. Certicrari
Abogailos: Buenaventura Estev;s y
Jose ID. Rodriguez, BT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
iQaintp tGimrino dc scsioncs del aflo
1920,qpc comoneds 81 / DC nopiem-
Oro b ternsiIta c1 "a de D0rc.
sENALAMIENros cRIMINALEs
Dicicinbrc IS jnayes.

, .s Dicieinbrc IS jnayes
No, 1877. Ell Pueblo V. yenancio
Nie1ea. Infraceion a la ley de arbi-
'trios. Abogados; G.. B. Buitrago y
fiscal.
No. 1856. FL Pueblo. '. Domingo
y Miranda, Infr2eci6n q Ia Icy de ar
kitrids. Abogados: 6. B, Buitrago y
fiscal.
No. 1887. Ell Pueblo V. German Ri
vera Infraccidn a la ley deFarbitrios.
Abegados; c. 3. Buitrago fiscal.
z No 1904. Ell Pueblo V. ,Narciso Blu
xo. Infracci6n a la ley de arbitrios.
Ahogados: G. B. Buitrago y fiscal.
Diciembre 17-viernes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

Sedas y telas de fantasia con un
SO9o de descncnto en- LAS Noveda-
des", Brau As, San Juan. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

No. 1641. El Pueblo v Nieves Fire
Sc. fTnfracci0n al artfcuIo 26O del c.
T. Abosados: Celestino Marrero y
fiscal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
TRUSTEES .t
Auction Sale of Dwelling
1913 %" Street

IN execution OF = certain deed OF
corded in tina Clerks Office, R;ch-.
mopd Chancnry Court. in d. Il. $50 Z.
page 3sa. default having beon- made
in the payment OF a part OF beedebt
therein secured. and being required
so 10 do by the holder thereof. I will
sell by public auction, on the prem-
.Ses. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ,s, 1890,
At O'clock i. NJ, i''i,
the real estate described In said deed,
Us follows:
All that certain lot. piece or par
Gel OF land. with the improvements
thereon, designated as No. Isl: O.
Richmond. Virginia. Oh the south side
Of 20" Street, between 2sth and each
Streets, described as follows; Begin
ming NJ 4 point liz feet u inches
thence running along the south line
OF 20" street and fronting thereon
]. feet 10 Inches. more or less, theme
extending back southwnrdly batween
parallel lines 1873 foet inches, more
or less. to an alley Is feet inches.
more or less. wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay tina
expenses OF executing the trust, all
now due. and also L ratable proper.
tion OF the taxes and !evies for tho
year 1870. and 70 pay Ave notes fo-
$1,000 each. with interest thereon
and I note for ss.55. with interest
thereon from August eth, 1920, and
on credit sufficient, with interest
thereon, from August eth. 1919. to
pay the sum OF $350.00 In monthly
instaliments OF $1,000 each. the frat
lnstallment becoming duo on Noven,-
Der 18th. 1890. and to pay the further
sum OF $4,000 on Angus, a7.h. 1928.
with interest thereon from August
9Tth, 1920, and tho residue, IL any, Ia
equal installments In one and two
years from day OF sale for notes with
interest added. or. at optionNof pur-
chaser. cash as to all OF said residue.
or rs to-any part thereof. All cradit
payments 10 be secured By decd OF
trust on the said property.
JOHN Il. WELSH.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Nct!ns under 4 decree of the Law
ana and Equity Court OF The eity Of nich-
October, 1920. III the causes OF J. 4.
Htynoids N Brother. who sue, etc.
W. william J.. Richardson's i.Sec,I.
,riX and others and Mathilde Rich
ardson, EN.cutrix, etc. VS.. -. {. Rich
ardson. Trustee. and others, the ui,.
dersigncd special commissioners l..
pointed for tho purpose, will. suhinrr
10 continuation of the court. pTer by
public AUCTION. In front of TIC state
hank at West Point. Va. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY oE No.
WEATHER.. 1920.
commencing at II \. NJ.
Fist. Tho tract OF land sitInoe5 il,
Maugohick Nagisterial District 80
King William County, Virginia, con-
rminihg t5o acres, known as Need
ayletts. About thirty acres cleared
paionca IN wood aud timber, much DC
u being valuabis snw timber ana a
dwelling, out OF repair, on the place
Second. The tract of land situated
n West Point Masistcrisl District OF
,aining GsH acres lying near custis
Mil, and adjoining tho lands of J. II +
Wooten. IL. 5. Pitcher and Wood
farm.
Third. Two small tracts of land sit+
uated in G!ouccstcr County, Virginia.
contH ming. respectively, one-half pt
an acre and An undivided one-hIf iii
,teres. III - acres. The said Is acres
ed on the east by the Ford land and
lands or Tom Lewis. on the north by
lands allotted 10 Sea Board Real rs
the heirs Of William Ashe. and on thf,
south by Water View Farm, situated
on LETT side OF road running towards
plot mgdo by Il. 4. Folks .Inlv Ia.
1903. recorded ia Plot pook at, Glou.
c'ster Courthouse. Tho hal. aero
I INe men toned is near Gloucester
tho lands or Mrs. Eugene Bclvin, OF,
The east by lands Of L.. \. Jenkins.
on the south and west by lands for :
conveyed to William Z. Richardson
~ deed recorded in clerks office OF
Tircuit Court OF Gloucester County IN
-. IL. j., page 1913.
Fourth. such interest. IL any. as tho
estate OF William L. Richardson. de-
ceased, may have In tho tract OF land
gln!a eon III JSmes ,s sly Count MIR
ing the Eachos tract OF land and con
yeyed To said William y. Richardson
i%chS - - = Fatteson by deed dated
tho ,ciorli's oilice or james CITY 'coun !,
~, virginia. In d. II. o. .pago SCI.
fifth, The tregt OF land IN New
and situated about eight miles from
Toano, On this tract Ia II good dwell :.
| ing OF eight rooms. barn md stable
tenants house, garage and numerous
! other outbuildinXs. ~
! TERMS: Ono-thlrd in cash and tho
residue in two equal installments.
( rayab Bile at one. and two years, rcspec-
I lively, from the date OF sale, to bu
/ represented by notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest ut per cent from th;,
| date of sale. In all cuscs tho titles
TO be retained until tho deferred nay
ments OF the purchase money arc
/ made in full and a conveyance to tina
! purchaser IL directed by Tho court
HERBERT J. LEWIS.
:. S. +. PATTERSON,
ROGER II. GREGORY,
ROBERT Il. PEYTON, JR..
HENRY c. RELY,
/ Special Commissioners.
| The bond required in the nboy.
causes has been duly given.
! tSigned) LUTHHR LIBBY.
Clerk.
BY II. T. RIClIESoN & COMPANY.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnsers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

In execution q: two certain dccreea.
ono entered July -. 1920, and the
other. October ~, 1920. of the Law
and Equity Court OF the city OF Rich.
mond in the suit therein pending of
"Sallie Il. O'Sullivan VS.. Catherine g.
o'Sullivan u ais" and Personal rep
deccasod Va. Catherine c. O'Suliivan.
ct ais" the undersigned special COM
ntissloners. in compliance with said
DEGREES and subject 70 confirmation
the respective premises. IN the order
named. and Ut tho several hours. to
the highest responsible bidder, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1920.
First. at o'clncl; y. Mo. IA
Snuth Fifteenth street. This build
and the lot fronts 3s feet . inches.
moro or less. on Fifteenth Street.
Second. at Ala o'clock p. M.--No.
sa2l WILLIAMSBURG Avenue. being the
dwelling Ut the southwest corner OF
williamsburg Avenue and Ash Street.
fronting 50 feet on south side OF vii.
liamSburS Avenue, between parallcl
lines distant So feet.
Third. at 1870 o'clock p. M--Fran.
dwelling and lot in rear OF No. 2l3
improvements are a large. two-story
Tram" house and lot fronts IT, foct
on an alley and runs from Rroa Il
Street sonthwardly be.wcnn Thirty
back between parallel lines 40 feet
inches.
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchas,
price sinai! b. paid in cash and The
REMAINDER ihrrrof shall he paid IN
Two equal insta inents at six and
Twelve months from date OF sale. cyi.
ucnced by purchasers negotiable
notes, drawn 10 HIS own order and by
MN endorsed. with interest, sud ,Es
iitir to the property shall ba retained
NM all Of the purchase money is
nain, WIN interest, and conveyance
ordered by the court; or nil cash
at the option OF the purchaser.
DANIEL. GRiNNAN.
nAN!ip MEADE WHITE.
EDWARD l.. RYAN.
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bonds renniren
under the above mentioned degrees
have been duly given.
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
6ror ana think how many nunireis of
buyers l.1 now reading those specific
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RY J. u. CAU,Nf:AL 6 son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF A GOOD
DETACHED DWELLING,
NO. III ST. LOuN STREET

(Old jackson Ward)
on MONDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1890,
At O'Clock L. NJ,
On the premises. we Will OFFER Tor
sale the above property. The lot Is
% foet front by good depth. The
improvements consist Of 6-roon,
dwelling. with halls, newly painted
and repaired In general. Now rent
ing q; $4,000 per month--ncver va
cant. The location is ono of the
best for renting.
THE OWNER IS NOW LIVING IN
PHlLA DELPIIIA AND HAS IN
STRUGGLED Us TO SELL, Look here
for bargain.
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ACCTIDSS-LEEALS
Iegnl Notices
% I

TAKE NOTICE rhat groc.ry store. 80
200 Souih Cherry Street. under firm
name az l.. r!ut&.H, has been sold to Mrs
Is. lir"mnnr. All outstanding claims must
ne ~ ia ton dos.
VIRGINIA EAiiWAr AND POWER
COMPANY.
Scyen.a and EraL.Ei.n Streets.
NIChmuGd. Vagina.
October Is iscn.
!nice - nH-s ~ given that the annual
meeting - IA" Stockholders Of the vlt.
S:n!a Ha!.w.y and rYw.r Coinnsnv viii
pauy. in the CITY Of Rchmond, EirEiniA
on WrtnnauIT. SOyomUST II. 1922. q; -
o'r.Dck ~.
III. ;ranStor hooks will b. cicsed GA
Saturday, October ~. 1870. AZ O'Clock
+ NJ. and sill bs rtoocHci Oh rhurshaS
Ne>smb.r :. 1917. st /" o'clock ~. Al
u. ~, WILLIAMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

i'fFlS =, li-b.
j. W. lii!iey Company. n corporation
chartered and doing business
under the laws oi Virginia
Plaintiffs
john Mahsic. administrator Of Henry
Brown, DECEASED. and the un-
known heirs at law, dcViseea
or SUCCESSORS in title OF tho said
Henry Brown Defendants
The object OF this suit is TO settle
tho accounts OF John X. Massic. ad :
ministrator OF Henry Brown, deceased.
and to subject forty (i0D acres or land
In Goochland County. virginia. 10 the
payment OF dercdcnts dabts.
An affidavit having hccn made and
flcd that the heirs OF Henry brown
are nonrcsidcnta of this state, or.
II residents. their whereabouts. mr.,
unknown; IL is ordered that they an
pear within ten uO) days after due
publication Of this order and do VIVA;
may be necessary TO protect their in
tcrcst In this suit.
Te.tG:
L. y. MILLER, Clerk.
u, g: PAGE, y. q, a.
HAVE ynp rented 4 houAs yets A Wanssd
TO Rant "A In Tho Tlmi D. plspA.ch Slii
NehAhty End oAe eor ron go, =
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations - ..n,cu-,iaie
-=- -
FINANCIAL
business Approximations


ARMY AND NAVY uOODS-Iiavo for i'm
'n"dlst" delivery belts. shoes UlickerS.
n.duH.ts. shirts, legEing5. underwear and
iull line OF reclaimed 'nvrcha nd S--
Sat bloom ~ 60. West Third St. Sew
GWrls CITY.
lIlE CiENKS-U. s. government wants
rDnJrcds women Girls, si.3D year. Par
Dcuiar. free: Answcr Immediately. /. -.
rsr" Tinc,.Di.patch.
MOS f.I-AuluaI piar. per cent per
tnnUm, say. 81 weekly per 500 w4Dt.d
tddreSsed envelope for circular. Com
rIercIal Guarantee Co. ~ SUrth Ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
ny ELAN & FuNSTEN
and
y. W. BOWIE e. son.
Real Estate Auctiohcers.
Commissioners Sale

No II : FIFTEENTH STREET 40.
"H2l WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE.
AND FRAME. DIV Filling AND
I.rT IN THE REAR NO. els TT
:"i y. Thirty SECOND STREET.
FRONTING On AN ALLEY.
Al AUCTION
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
II. II. CHAFFiN & Co. ISC
Richmond. VA.
Commissioners Auction Sale
Of Valuable Lands

IN NEW KENT, KING WILLIAM
GhoLnESTEK AND LANES CITY
COUNTIES. VIRGINIA..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
REAL ESTATE FOX RENT
(inr,tgrs for Iicnt
Onicc and Desk Room

ron EEST-Cholcr llEh, oress. ho.t
Tubcten!os.n association. 900 Eas, Gr.eS
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N ONniNANCE

An ORDINANCE
fApTrpy"i \OE"uJer II, ls.ll
- ,l".snc and prevent untrue, deceptive
or mlsl".3inE advertising. and 20 provide
puUa!tics therefor.
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49,
.4UCTIONS-LEC4LS
Auction Sales

PUBLIC AUCTION Shi.E-on Thursday,
November ~. 1877. ~ 1922 \. Nj | yili
sell for y. T. jacubs y sons. 81. East
broid street All forfeited hedges. .nch
:s diamonds, i"Nr!ry l, numbers
from ! To- li,i", Al PARTIES must renew
OF redeem shci hedges or they Win
DC sold.
y. i. 3osBY.
An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

city Of Eichmond. ~ municipal cor
poration created under tic laws
of Virginia .....,......Pl Plaintiff
Unknown lfeirs-at.I.aw OF James
Henry Shinault Defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms aud Land for saio s
WEST END ACREAGE

NESl END ACREAGE
We have several choice
tracts west of Belt Line
that offer attractive oppor-
tunity for investment.
These properties arc going
to be sold, SO if interested
sec us at once. Price an |
terms right
{. l.. 4 III. l.. DENOON.
INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

6rof ana think how many nundreis Of
buyers nsd now reading these specific
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF InOclII.AND COUNTY. OC-
roREI; IL, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
FENEER. 1920.

by II T. NICHEsoN & COMPANY. :
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

J. l.. Clarke aud l.. Z. Clarke. mart.
herS' trading AS j. l.. Clarke &
''o. .....'....,....... Plaintiffs
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ciAs. O. SAvILLE.

II: u. POLAND. City Atry. p. a.
Ni!GININ-IN THE CIRCUIT. ,'T,J-i..T,
oF THE, COUNTY OF GoOCIt
LAND. OcToEi:k II. 1899
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

John Il; Massic. administrator OF
Lucy johnson. and The unknown
MFRS, deVisocS or successors In
tale OF Lucy Johnson and Nil
lam :. Johnson. deceased. Ucf'ts
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Money To Loan
40


-t.>%DyS CEMtN r--.rho business uiic.a ..
40 7t'idafd C'rhit % arr ann .vc..t.I
. lsyllt iiII!D.u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

YOU sAyo money when you buy and sal
AAYu kheak colnppk ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
SAME DRIFTING,
NARROW MARKET
IndustriaIs Were Soft and in
Spots, Notably Sugars,
Quite Weak

New York, July 21.--Today's stock
market was much the same drifting af-
fair as witnessed yesterday and Mon.
day. AS a matter of fact, the list as
a Whole displayed less animation. and
, price movement, or, the little there was
Of it, was ragged aud irregular.
Strength and heaviness developed in
spots. according to the maneuvers Of
the trading contingent, who retained
undisputed control. The railroad group
supplied the stronger quarters while
the softer spots were confined to the
industrials, the weaker Of these being
the rubber, motor and textils. The
suger shares also could be included by
reason Of the rather sharp breaks in
those issues around mid day following
| the news of an abrupt decline in the
raw product.
Little incentive was to be derived
from the overnight developments or
morning news. While the attitude of
the railroad workers toward the wage
award was still undetermined there
seemed to be o confident feeling on tho
street that it would be accepted by the
Brotherhood unions. The market com
munity was much more concerned as
to the decesion of the Interstate Com
mercc Commission on the new freight
rates. The market and financial com
! munity looks confidently to the commits
sion for sufficient increase rates that
will make up the much larger pay roll
and give the legal income on railroad
shares.
| From the outset the same restraining
| influence was in evidence and there was
! little need to look for causes beyond the
money market. Call loans held at the
recent rate Of s per cent, which was
sufficient testimony of the limited funds
| free for stock market accommodations
which was to be further confirmed in
the difficulty experienced by brokers il
covering all their needs.
A firm undertone ruled at the open
| ing in which the short interest con
| tributcd by further covering of con
tracts. The railroad laboar situation
! failed TO exert any influence aside from
q few fractional rccessions. Independent
| stecls, motors. oils and shippings fea
! tured the stronger issues. These were
represented by SlOss Sheffield. Stude
| baker. Pan American Petroleum, In
vincible Oil. Baldwin Locomotive ant
United Fruit.
\ broad inquiry for rails at gains OF
| ] to points enlivened the market dur
ing the morning. Reading was the lead
er, buying of that stock exceeding the
combined demand for the usual indus
trial favoritcs. Pacifics, Changers and
eastern trunk lines moved forward
with Junior issues. especially Rock
Island. Texas and Pacific. st. Louis
and Southwestern and st. Paul and
Perc Marquette, Atlantic Gulf featured
an extension of the movement among
shippinsg ,irising 3 points, and ad-
vances of . to points in express com
pany shares denoted further accumula
ton Of those issues.
Heaviness of rubber. motor and tex
file specialties detracted from the
strength of the general list before noon
This was followed by a sharp break in
the sugar stores. which weakened the
whole industrial list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
RAPID TRANSIT
STOCK STEADIER
Philadelphia Electric Heavy
and Yielded Under Moder-
ate Selling Orders

Much of the uneasiness concerning
Rapid Transit stock, provoked by rea-
son Of the spectacular developments at
tn directors meeting on Monday, ap-
parently disappeared over night. This
was at least suggested in the steadier
tone displayed by the stock at the open
ing of the local market this morning.
Some few belated selling orders caused
an initial decline to 1914. as against
1917. last nights closing price, but the
rallied during the morning to 16.
The heavinrss OF Philadelphia Elec-
trio was about the only other feature
of interest attending the days trading.
Under moderate selling orders the stock
declined to 80 or - under yesterdays
! last sale. The decline came in for more
attention by reason of the heretofore
| strong support given the stock at 2212.
The only other semblance of anima-
tion was displayed by Electric Storage
! Battery stocks and warrants. The stock
made fairly animated squirt at the
outset to 1l9at. while the warrants sold
up to 20. Both issues surrendered a
point of the gain before the half of the
session was over.
On very limited transactions. Union
| Traction regained 75c of yesterdays de =
| cline in a rally to %. American Stores
/ at the same time recovered 81 80 of the
decline of $3.50 il made yesterday in
advancing to A. Small sales of Ameri-
can Railways preferred were made at
80. unchanged from the last sale. 1t is
understood sufficient number Of the
National Properties bondholders have
accepted the rcfinancing plan to make
it operative United Gas Improvement
was paggcd at Yesterdays low mark,
40l4 Pennsylvania Railroad was stead
Ter and we'll taken at 30ia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
Little Raw Sugar Offered

New York, July 21,-Cuba raws drop
ped to 161s cents In sales reported yes
terday and were offered at 16A cents
today On this basis, spot centrifugals
were quoted at 1871 cents, against
22.25 cents earlier in the year. Porto
Ricos were quiet, yesterdays heavy Of
ferings having depressed the price to
1850, c. 1. (. There was little offered
early today. Refined sugars were quoted
unchanged at 22c and 22hc by the Ma
tional Co. and the American Co., re-
spectively. Sales of raws reported yes
terday included 10000 bags, second half
July and first half August. to a Phila-
delphia refiner, at 1870. C, |. T.. 10000
bags Porto Ricos afioat TO New York
refner, at 1860, C. |. T., and cargo OF
Cubas at 1890, c. |. (. to a New York
refiner. 1mportations yesterday were
42,327 bags Cubas to the Federal Co. ;
23,324 bags Cubas to the Warner Co. !;
1862 bags Venezuelas to the trade
1900 bags Panelas to the American Co.
and 900 bags Cubas to 3. II. Howell Son
& Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21

tDlscount rate corresponds with interest
rate borne by certificates pledged as colIst
eTal with minimum OF per cent III the case
OF Philadelphia. Atlanta aiid Kansas Clty
and bh per cent In the caSe OF Seh FFah-
cisco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
Prices Steady on Paris Bourse

tha Roiirse today Three per cent
teetes tee VusSs we're quoted at 6sf soc exchange
on London. AR lac; per cent loan,
ssf soc The dollar was quoted at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
Delay Opening Of Grain Exchange

winnipeg. July 21,-Opening of the
grain exchange has been delayed until
August s. Grain growers all over the
country are organizing a big pool to
forts of the exchange to handle the
orop. Farmers are resentful over the
abandonment OF wheat control by the
government Ny