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FLORENCE Notes.

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Thos. N. Wills of the Feldman dis
trict was in town Monday and Tues
day.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-24

Summary: TWO-base hlts-TOnIl
man, Nickel. Three-base hits-Se|
man 2. Home run-Hubbard Saci
flee hit-Brool1s. Sacrifice fly-Nickd
Mitchell, Davis. Stolen bases-LyaI
Mitchell. Hits-Off Cross 9 in 4 il
nings. Bases on balls-Off Cross
off Stewart 1. Struck out-By Cro|
2, by Stewart II, by Heflin |. Hit \
pitcher-Seaman, Gooch, by Stewai
Powell by Heflin. Time of game
2 hours. Umpire-Silvefs. Atten
eance 1900.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-24
Suits Filed

Charles R. Sigh, trustee, VS.. June
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-24
RAY GIVES Oilers SECOND DRUBBING;
l2-4 PILL ADMINISTERED ON SUNDA
With Stewart Twrling\ For Local Bunch, Much Tout|
Phoenix Team Goes Down to Defeat on Home Groun
Before Large Crowd

The scorer turned in the fold
ing:
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-24

Clyde Slatten and E. R. Monett of
Superior, and Gus Clarence Larsen of
Ray, were given their M. M. degrees
by the local lodge of Masons last
Saturday night. Among those in at
tendance from out of town: Chas.
Needham of Superior, and T. S.
Jacobs, Leo Wall and Chas. Ford of
Ray.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-24

1t is reported that a second story
will be added to the Avenente build
ing on Main street and made into
office rooms. This is the building at
present occupied by the Cozy Cafe
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-24

Deputy e. Thurman of Ray, was in
town couple of days this week in
connection with the race for demo-
cratic nomination for sheriff this fall.
From all appearances Mr.. Thurman
will make a strong race around here
and in the southern part of the coun-
ty.
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Of clarksburg, are here for a visit
with relatiyea.
David Heathon has returned
Clarksburg.
]. D. Kennedy was visitor in
Wheeling and Washington, Pa
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Prichard and
family attended the ball game IN
Fairmont Wednesday afternoon.
Jesse Sturm, OF Charleston, for
merly Of this city, is here for sew
eral days visit.
Mrs. A. M. Vensel left last eve.
ming for Llttleton where she WIN
visit her brother, Harry Campbell
and family before returning to her
home In st. LOUIS. She has been
here for a months visit with her
mother, Mrs. Paul H. Campbell, OF
Hough addition.
Miss Virginia Ryan has returned
from VISIT with her sister in Fair
mont.
Glenn snodgrass was the guest
Of friends at the Country club IN
FairmOnt yesterday.
Mrs. George M. Atkins has re-
turned from visit with relatives
In Pittsburgh
Mr., and Mrs. Claude Vogedene
have returned to their home at
Grafton after a visit with friends
here. Their daughter, Miss Mar
RuerIte, will remain for few
days visit with Miss Louise Bea-
mus In High street.
J. Eliza Devore, OF Rymer. was
q business visitor here yesterday.
John A. Ford has returned from
a business visit in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Harvey ana
daughter. Miss Helen, have return.
Cd to their home at Dayton. Ohio,
after visit with friends here
Mrs. Harvey was former resident
OF Warrington.
Mrs Lvua Parrill and daughter,
Miss Mary. have returned to Fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 70 corr SACToRs.

NJ lSE ~ SSN NAV J SNS'
Sealed proposals for the. finishing
OF the MonOngah High school
building, including plaBtering, in.
terlor trim. plumbing, heating. cleo
trio wiring, etc, will be received by
the Board OF Education OF Lincoln
district, Marion county, West Vlr.
giniH. until 1900 noon, on tho 18th
day OF September, 1920. when they
will be publicly opened and read.
Proposals shall be eEcloEcd In AN
envelope and addressed TO the
architect, c. H. Snider. Profession.
al Building, Fa!rmont. West Vir-
ginia.
Drawing and specifications may
he scared upon reasonable notice
&c and in the discretion OF the
architect, c. H. Snider, Profess
sional Building, Falrmont. West
Virginia.
The said School Board reserves
the right to accept 1r reject any or
all proposals which It deems to be
The best interest OF tke school dis
trict.
BY order Of
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Lincoln District, Marion County,
West Virginia. S.3l'10t
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Nntes and Personals.

Dan Meo who has been transact:
ing. business IN Pittsburgh THIS
week, returned last night.
Mrs. John Davis, OF Front strGeL:
left yesterday for q few days V1SN
WZjtb friends near Boothsvllle.
Mrs. Maggie Mort and Mrs. Don
lev Smith were shopping in Fair
mont yesterday.
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mont after a visit with Mrs s. o.
Cuibertson, OF Dancer avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. II. Lee have
returned from visit In. Wheeling.
Miss Mary Matthews has return
ed from a visit With Miss Kate
W NJ. Michael will attend the
auto races in Uniontowu, Pa, on
Labor day.
Ia here the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Downs, OF Howard street.
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CLASSIFIED SPECIAL ADVERTISING
. sPEoLAL NoTgeE:s:..
NOTICE oF ExEeuToRls II.

NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SAL
OF PERSONAL 81 oP Et1' u ~
The undersigned. the exaeae ~
the last will and testament az III
ali a; Dudley. deceased WI SoSl
the 18th day Of September, 920,
two o'clock P. u. Cat the shQme
which was occupied ~ Sh6 said.
Sarah A. Dudley, deceased the
time OF her deceased at 1tQA ~
well street, City Of F0ttmouti
County Of Marion and State of
West Virginia, offer for sale for
cash to the highest hi6defs the
personal property, excepting cash
and money TeceivableC which was
owned by the said Sarah a. OJId,
ley, deceased, at the time OF her,
death, which personal property
including household furniture car
pets. bed clothing, one refFtseEa TOT
chairs, one organ and various and
numerous other articles,
A. L. B. DUDLEY,
Executor of the last viii and
testament of Sarah a, puds
dley, deceased.
Aug 13.20-27.Sept 8.
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Entertained LadIea' AId.

Mrs. Rose Lambert entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the n. T.
church in a very delightful manner
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
after the regular business meeting.
Delicious refreshments were
served. A splendid social time was
enjoyed by all.
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shinnston was presented with a
beautifully decorated cake and
berry get By the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the NJ, P. church as O tok.
en- Of their appreciation for her as
a member OF the society.
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Farewell Party.

Mrs. William Cornell entertained
ut her home Tuesday evening at
farewell party in honor of Rev: Sat.
terrified and family who will leave
shortly for ShEnnston. A very en-
joyable evening was spent. Re-
freshments were served at ten
O'Clock,
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snrnrIsa Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins en-.
tertained at their home on the west
side Wednesday evening at a SUR
Prise birthday party given IN honor
Of their son, WilIred.
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s"Eurekau suIIdInu GARAGE.

= "Eureka" BuIIdIN1 0aFdBV'
he Eureka Pipe Line company
broken ground in the rear or
Ii Main street offices for the
obstruction OF a brick and con-
tete garage. The South Penn
II company Is we'll under way
18th the erection OF garage at the
Etreme end of Sycamore street al
he foot OF the Rymer hill.
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Word has been received by
friends OF Mrs. VIM. Clark, or san
Antonio, Texas, that she has neW
baby boy. Mrs. Clark was MISS
Lucille Ruckman, a former resi-
dent OF this town BEFORE her mar
riage.
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MoNONGAH
on Auto Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Manley and
the Misses Jennie and Helen Man
lev left today for ten days motor
trip through Virginia. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. While gone they
will visit at the home OF Percy
and Manleys at Staunton, Va.
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lunlon Raaknt Picnic.

ISunday schools OF Manning
United In holding a big picnic
Eureka park yesterday. The To-
II band went to the park on the
D. m. car and though the wealth.
became quite cold many stayed
= the evening festivities.
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WASHINGTON
MouA Ia Plttahurnl1.

M. and Mrs.. Charles 9. Wright
ID sons, Francis and John, are
owing TO Pittsburgh where the
bfmer has a position and where
icy will reside. Mr.. Wright has
aep q mRchiniBt at the Phillips
company's plant here for sew
years.
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Bi8s Florence Connolly who Is at
~ Park, Md, on visit with
.tends became Ill few days ago
nd is threatened with dlphtherla.
he will be brought home on Sal
~ II able to make the trip.
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Accents Position.

Accepts Position.
Marshall r. Efaw, who until re.
ltly was employed In the leasing
Nrtment OF the South Penn Oil
Any, has accepted a position
the Four States Supply com
dny at Downs.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Matheny'
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local w. C. T. U. will hold
ket at Stewards music store
Harrisburg street tomorrow
4tcirday). A good patronage ia
Soped for.
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~ Daughter GFaduatea.
Mrs, Charles Bennett left yester'
n for Pittsburgh to attend the
Sluating exercises Of her daugh.
Miss Bessie, who Is a nurse in
Z Mary's hospital.
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81 loo SHARE--Silver stock paying
2 per cent month dividend. Send
for circular; books close Septem
Der 90. Address Alfred Cox, E4o-
tel Amsterdam, 25th and LeXtnS-
80 S.30.7t-S76O
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q. a o, AGENT ResIqn6.

.. Morrison, local B. G O.
here, has rendered his resig'
b to take effect az soon as q
.saRRor Is secured.
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COAL AND TIMBER

land tor sale 3lG acre
underlaid by four veins. amount
ing to Is It; ia mile from X. r.
Taylor heirs, BergholZ, Ohio.
S-16.26t-S6Gl
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WANTED-Hlgh school girls TO
work in store on Saturdays. F: ".
Woolworth Co. 9.S'1t-S7S6
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FOR sALE-HGynes 6, 1918 tour
ing car. Extra good condition.
Wili sell cheap to quick buyer.
Call supt. Dakota mine office.
9-3-3t--ST9%
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WANTED = High school boys TO
work In store after school hours
and Saturdays. F. w. Woolwortil
Co. 9'3'lt'St50
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FVIR SALELBuiCk roadster. In
Guire SIT Boydston street,
A-2.2t-S7RS
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FOR SALE-43 acre farm, 10 min:
utes walk from car line. VIII
sell with or without stock and
equipment. Good outbuildings. All
improved. David Evans, Box 48.
Baxter, w. Va. 9-3-4t-S79T
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

If YOU WILL INVEST In cop
per mine showing great prom
Use, near the Copper Queen in Ari-
IONA, write the Ocotillo Copper
Mining Co., ST, Joseph, Mo. 80,
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FEMALE help WANTED

WANTED - Girl for few hours
homework each day, or will give
room and board for two hours 2acH
day. Phone 1856. 9'2.2t-s7%+
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WANTED FALSE TEETH-We
nay high as Sc for full sots. Mail.
Don't matter II broken. Western
Metal company, Bloomington, ~.
9-3.1t-S791
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ROR SALE

FOR SALE-Cash Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tIonal Cash Register Company,
Clarksburg. w. Va 2-13-tf-72Sl
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WANTED TO buy Ford truck;
must be In good condition:
phone 2S1. 9-3.2t-SSO1
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IF YOU WANT to buy or sell prop
erty see Geo. Il. Brobst, Profes-
Rional Bldg. 9-l-26t-SISl
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FAiRMONT SHORTHAND lNSTl-
TUTE-5 per cent discount on
all buttons paid before August
31st, Term commences Sept. 9Th.
Call at office 81 Deveny Bldg.
S.94- 26.30-S72S
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AuTo.-AcCEssoR1Es

For sALE-Chevrolet Touring
Car. late 1919 model. Call TAI
after o'clock. s-26-6t-sT41
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Mrs. S. !. Satterfleld who Will
move shortly from this town to
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WANTED-The COIumblan FrAteF-
nal Association wants organizers.
We want Americans, Slavlsh, Pol
igh, Croatians, Russian and Italian
organizers in the Fairmont district.
Good salary and commission. APP
ply or write to 204 Mutual Bank
Bldg, Wheeling, w. Va. J. E. kas'
mix. State Organizer. 9.3.6t.8799
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FARMS FOR SALE

CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS
Send for lists. 100 farms in Cal
loway county, Missouri, with tuii
description and price for each; IN
best grain aud bleu grass
Mo. 5-21 -52t-79SG
FOR SALE = Small farm. J.. H.
Price, Catawba, w. Va. 9.1-3t.S779
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And When You're in
Need of Work Clothes

We can furnish you with The best, and at the
lowest prices found anywhere.
Overalls and Blouses, Work Shirts, Heavy
Sateen Shirts, Gloves, Underwear, Hose, etc
and all very low in price.
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WANTED-C0ok who Will help
with homework. Melvin Bun.
nor, Phone l365-M. 9.S-5t.S7s2
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STU. WANTED, FEMALE
INSTANTANEOUS

CARBON Observation-Disclosures
Carbon Brush Company. 6l2 Dla-
mond Street, N. S. Pittsburgh:
Pa. 301S Cedar. 3-2.26t.S06v
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call evenings 1905 Fair
mont avenue. s-36t-SSO2
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MALE HEL9 WANTEp

WANTED = Colored help tor tim.
Der work and laboring, cleaning
mine. Apply Foye Contracting
Company, Annabelle Mine, Worth.
ingt0n, w. Va. S.26.9t-S736
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Investment Banking
Houses Plan to Merge
Blair & Co. and William Salo-
mon & Co. Consider Join
inc Forces

consolidation of the businesses Of
the investment banking firms of Blair
& Co. and William Solomon & Co., it
was learned yesterday, is under con-
sideration. Although information re-
garding the details of the merger was
Withheld. it was stated that an official
announcement may be made later this
week.
According to reports in the financial
diqtrict, the two houses VIII combine
and organize an incorporated company.
The name Of Elisha Walker, Of the
calCmon firm. was mentioned in con-
neclion with the presidency of the new
concern. The consolidated concern, 1t
is understood, VIII continue N the IN
yestment business along much the same
lines as in the past.
Those claiming to have intimate
knowledge Of the merger negotiations
said Yesterday that these had been in
progress even before the recent death
Of the ate William Solomon, who was
the head of the firm that bears his
name. William Salomon & Co. became
members Of the Stock Exchange on
January ], 1902 The followin> Cart-
ners are now active: Alonzo Potter,
Percy +. Salomon. Clarence Nick.
Lewis, Steward Waller (noor me ber),
Elisha Walter, Jacques Weinberger
and Heman Clifford.
Blair n ca. became members o1
rhe Stock Exchange on December T.
1893 The present members OF the
firm ere D. c. Blair. James A. Blair.
c. Lcdyard Blair, John B. Dennis and
Edyar l.. Marston.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
American Ice Co.
Earns Over SIS a
Share on Common
Directors Vote to Continue
Pre- sent Management: ::
McRoberts, Crier, Block
Nov Are on the Board

Sales Of the American Ice Company
for the fiscal year ended October 81,
1919, were s15,345,728, new high rec
ord. In 1918, the best previous year,
sales amounted to s12,622.86 The
annual report issued at the annual
meeting of stockholders yesterday
showed total profits after Federal in
come taxes Of s2024 232, equal, after
preferred dividend requirements, to
more than SIS a share on the $7,161 $3.50
common stock outstanding, compared
with only SAP earned in the 1918
/ fiscal year.
Profits last year before deductirc
/ interest and Federal taxes were 1885,
/ 1865. Other income Of $202 1876 swcllcd
tne gross earnings TO sl5,345,728 OPP
Grating expenses absorbed $40, ,oT3
cf the gross.
Directors voted to continue the pres
ent management at the annual meet
.ng. Joseph w. Hartman and Samuel
Moifitt, who recently organized com
over the company's dividend policy ard
complained that the common stock
holders were not sufficiently repre-
sented on the board, retired as direc-
tors. william A. Tucker and Henry c.
Harrison also resigned
The new directors elected are under
stood to be in accord with the policies
Of the present management. They in
clude Alvin w. Krech, president Of the
Equitable Trust Company; Samuel Nc
Roberts, who retired yesterday as ore
Of the executive managers Of the Ma
tional City Bank; John p. Grier and
Harry s. Black.
The stocl.holdcrs' meeting WAS
largely attended, and there YVES no ap-
pearance Of hostility toward the man
agenent- Wesley Oler, president. called
the attention Of the shareholders 70
. the strong financial position OF The
company ard the progress which had
been made il building it up His re-
marks were received with applause
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Oil Shares Sell :.
"Ex-Salt Water
On Curb Market
Reports That Wells in
Homer Field We're Hav-
ing Difficulty Cause a
Break in Prices

Oil stocks, particularly the shares
Of companies operating in the Homer
field of Louisiana, where salt water has
made its appearance in a number of
promising wells, were roughly handled
on the Curb yesterday. The rumor had
been aaoat for several days that water
had come into some of the wells. Pub
lication of the story brought heavy
volume of selling of these oils at the
opening, and prices dropped precipi-
lately.
Oils particularly affected we're Simms
Petroleum, Gilliland Oil White Oil and
lnvincible Oil. The latter broke to SO
on the early selling, compared with a
recent high of 4SA, but rallied at the
close to AZ, on a reassuring statement,
issued by r. J. White president, to the
effect that the reports of salt water
were greatly exaggerated. None of the
White Oil Corporations wells, he
stated, have shown any water. Those
that are showing water, he said, are
located on the extreme edge of the pro-
ductlve area. Simms Petroleum, at the
low, sofa at ol. and Gilllland tOucned
aI%. both issues rallying later. Invin-
chile opened at 35 and fell to 80, clos
ing at 35. Other oil issues were more
or less affected by the drop in these
issues, which put an end for the Nor
rent at least to constructive opera
tions by pools.
Greater activity was noted in a num-
Der of the silver stocks, which are grad
ually undergoing improvement on the
rising price of the metal, which has
sold lately at s140 an ounce in San
Francisco and $780, here.
General Asphalt had another erratic
day, moving between a range of lit Y
and 123 y, and closing at l22s4. Lake
Torpedo, in which pool is operating,
suffered quite setback. dropping to
l2, compared with high of the day
before. Submarine Boat did compare
lively little, despite the fact that the
meeting Of directors is scheduled to
be held to-day for dividend action. The
stock did not act yesterday as if much
was expected in the way of a disburse-
ment. Trading in United States Trans
port Company stock began for the first
time at 1904, and it closed at II.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Financial Items

Horace w Davis & Co. 56 Pine street
New York City. and a syndicate of New
York and Pennsylvania ba mixers have ac-
Qulred the Williams Tool Company, OF
Erie, Pa. The Williams company was
formed in 1902 to manufacture pipe
threading machines and machine tools.
1t Is the purpose OF the management
TO double the company's present capacity
The authorized capital Of the new COM
pany will be $500, 900 8 per cent cumu!a-
tive preferred stock. par 500 and 30
600 shares Or common stock. par value,
Or which 2o,00n shares will be issued or
IN" remaining con,ncn stock 6 0Co shares
VIII be reserved Tor conversion OF pre-
fcrred stocF.
Mereantiie Trust Cempany has been ap-
The preferred ant coNmon stocks OF the
Gliaden Company. of Cleveland Ohio.
Equitable Trust Company has been ap-
pointed registrar OF the stock OF the Aver
hempton Corporation.
James Nixon, president Of the Tobacco
Products Corporation. has been elected a
director OF the Importers and Exporters
insurance Company.
franklin Trust Company has been ap-
pointed transfer agent OF the National
Haberdasheries Corporation common capt.
tai stock 10000 shares. no par value.
Liberty National Bank has been ap-
ferred stocks OF the United States Truck
Ing Corporation.
The Northern Trust Company and Will
awarded $4,000 900 bonds of the Cook
County Roard OF Chicago. on their bid OF
sl.o6e O4S
Logan & Bryan have opened branch
office at Hot Springs. Ark. under the
management of George d. Whlteman, OF
New York
Tony Sauquet has sold his membership
on the New York Consn and Sugar Ex
change to Lamborn n Co. for $1,000. a
decrease OF 81, oo9 from tho last previous
sale.
Tho Guaranty stock Company Of New
York has been appointed transfer agent
OF the stock OF the United States Trucking
Corporation.
On and after Thursday. January 49,
1920. Guaranty Trust Company win be
prepared to deliver at It's trust depart
ment dchn!t!ve Atlanta Terminal Com
pany nrst mortgage twenty-year q per cent
series a bonds. due 1899. with coupon No.
/. due February, 1920. and subsequent. at
tached. In exchange for the outstanding
temporary certificates of the Issue.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Untcrest To Be Addedl

Bid. Asked.
Anglo-F French Extern IS. 1920. 96Is 96!s
Argentine Intern 5s 1945 ~ 7O9a II
Canada. Dom Of 5s. 1921.... 1914 9S3s
do 1926 ................... 94 94zs
do 1881 ................... 9112 9lA
Chinese CIV Hu Kug Ry 5s, 1851 81 52ls
Cuba Extern 5s, 1914 ........ 90s 921e
do Extern 5s. Ser A. 194s.. 84ls 81
do Extern 41@s, 1949. IS 751s
Dominican Rep As 1853. .... 81
City of Lyons 15-yr IS, 1884 -. 922s 926s
City of Marseies 15-yr 6s. 1884 92as 925s
City Of bordeaux 15-yr 6s, 1894 92as 92as
City of Paris IS. 1921. 92l4 921a
Jap Gov 41as, string In. 1925. rs 1874
do lss. I'd ser, 1925. 5........ IS 1874
do A, sterling loan. 1891. 81 63
City of Toxic So, 1852 ........ 59l. 60
X G B | 5-yr 5las, 1921. 951s 96
do 3-yr 51as. 1922. .... 9s7s 95
do 10-yr 5ias, 1929 . 947s 50
do 20-yr 51es, 1887 ......... 90ls 90H
Mex Extern strl 5s of 99. 1915 35 Al
do Extern gold As of '04, 1854 so 367a
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14

~ SSA Vi ~ u O8
5000. 63ia
Reading gen As
1000. 80
K l Ark & L 4Hs
1000. 63la
st L Ir Mt & S 5s
1000. 91ss
do 4s -
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Pcs.r's Export Trade

WARRINGTON. JIM l9.-Pcru'a cs-
ports for 1918. the latest hgufes com
piled by The government. amounted
to 434 ,A3s ,790 pounde Of sagnr, valued
TT go ,527, ,77l; 47,a47,2al pounds 81
cotton worth $500 1902; 1A,9lo. .2e2
pounds Of wool, ysluedfat s13, ,i72 /;
3.2gs .5el pounds Of hides, worth $5I7~
942, and 2049l2 pounds Of skins, worth
$3l2 y5o7, according to "a dispatch to-day
ut the Department OF Commerce.
The United States took about ten
per cent Of the sugar and cotton, 40
per cent Of the wool and hides and
practically slI of ths skius.