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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21

SPECIAL HOMES
FOR SALE
GARDEN LoTs-si1 fine garden
lots, Knob Hill, all fenced and
plowed last year. good rich soil.
Will,lease for $1,000 per lot or
sell the lots on easy terms.
CORNER LOT at the Brass Plant
The most desirable business
location to be found in the fac
tory district. A number Of peo-
pie want TO lease quickly con-
structed buildings or business
rooms located on this lot, but
owner desires a quick sale.
EDGEwAY-40x24o feet, fine for
garden, every convenience in
front, gravel drive, water, gas,
sewer, electric light, telephone
and near street car line, the low
est priced lot Of 50 fronts.
2O7 LIBERTY AVENUE in Bell
v!ew-This modern home Of s
rooms, large lot, fruit, garden,
outbuildings, garage, immediate
possession. Owner desires quick
sale.
5O7 VIEW STREET, room mod.
ern house, large lot, 44x20O
feet. This property can be pur- |
chased on easy terms.
VIRGINIA AVE. HOMES rooms,
old house In need OF repair. can
be bought at a price, at which
the purchaser can make some
money il he desires to improve
the property. Price $3.50.
i112 FENNIMoRE sT.-Risht
near the Normal School. large |
modern home and good lot, OWE
er desires quick sale and will
give immediate possession. This
house can be bought at the price
the present owner roid for it.
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-9l2
Morgantown avenue. near Coo
:le's corner. six rooms, modern,
bungalow style, basement finish
cd. Owner leaving town, will
sell at once. The house is now
vacant.
JEFFERSON ST.-Modefn nome
overlooking the city, and a good
.uckins hoGse, two stories and
bath, on easy payments.
Levi 3. HARR
oGice Opp. Court House.
Phone sci.
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Fee SALE

FOR SALE-Good Violin. Cheap. IA
Castor avenue. Phone SCR.
5.20.5t.7926
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FOR RENT-.Furnished room. suit
able for two. lis. High Street
Phone 1295-R. 5-19-6t-792i
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WANTED

WANTED-Three unfinished rooms
Light housekeeping. Centrally 70.
Gated. Call l390J. S-?o-2t.tssl
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HELP WANTED-MkTE

WANTED Good .sborers. Helmick
Foundry Machine Co. 4.2O.26t.7G74
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SPECIAL HOMES
FOR sale

GARDEN LoTs-six fine garden
lots, Knob Hill, all fenced and
plowed last year. good rich soil.
will,lease for $1,000 per lot or
sell the lots on easy terms.
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sPECIAL NOTICES:

Charleston. ". Va. nay Ia \ i. issS.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Decline i'm Wheat
10 Seasons Lows
In Form Reversal
Financial Conditions Play
Important. Part in Market
Sentiment; Buying by Ex-
porters Helps but Little

There was a complete reversal Of
form in the wheat market yesterday,
and prices declined with even more
rapidity than they had advanced on
Tuesday, closing with a partial rally,
but with net losses of SIC to 8%c.
The March position in the West de-
clined to the previous low record of
S152h, while December was only l Il C
above the low Of the season. The early
weakness in the stock market and a de-
cline in sterling exchange caused trad
ers who had recently bought for rally
to liquidate freely, and, as shorts had
covered on Tuesdays upturn. there was
a lack of buying power. Exporters came
in on the break and bought about 2,000,-
600 bushels, but, aside from causing a
slight hardening of cash premiums at
the Gulf, this demand made little i'm
preston on the market
Reports of further bank failures in
the rural districts of the West had n
bearish influence on sentiment, and
leading merchants seemed convinced
that financial conditions will bring
about a more liberal movement from
the farms. Continued inactivity in the
flour market, which has resulted in n
slow domestic demand for cash wheat,
and reports of large holdings of unsod
flour IN Philadelphia, as well as some
of the other Eastern markets, contrib
uted to the days weakness, and there
was a general absence of the more op-
timistc feeling which was apparent on
Tuesday. In the local cash market No.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Worried by Loss in Rubber Common

Question: bought outright twenty
at at 81 to o. get sD per cen cent interest. Since
then liquidation has brought the value
OF United States Rubber to about 65. Is
duced. or perhaps passed. IA the near
future? l have one $1,000 face value City
of Copenhagn II per cent external loan
bond. Would you advise me- IL United
say further ten points, to sell my Copen-
hagen bond and buy United States Rubber
average loss of the latter? l would sp-
preciate your advice greatly. since 1 cannot
afford to lose the capital.-R. x.
Answer-It seems too bad that you
did not seek advice regarding the pur-
chase of your United States Rubber
stock before you made the purchase.
The United States Rubber Company is
sound corporation, but its common
stock, like most other common issues,
reflects the various changes which occur
in the company's business. When
business was good stockholders were
rewarded. Now that we are passing
through period of defation it is
difficult to say what the policy will be
regarding dividends. Such stocks
should not be purchased for invest
ment, but for speculation. So many
people are attracted by high yields,
not stopping to consider tnat Wnen
conditions change there is always a
chance Of the dividend policy chang
ing. 1t may be that United States
Rubber will continue to pay 8 per
cent per annum. We do not pre-
tend to know. You say you cannot af-
ford to lose any of your capital. You
have already witnessed shrinkage of
s64O, and yet not knowing what the
future will bring forth you are think
ing of purchasing more. The investor
should purchase only good bonds and
mortgages or sound preferred stocks
and not securities which are so sensi-
tive to earnings. At any rate, do not
buy any more of the shares unless you
are convinced they are a purchase at
the new price. The fact that you have
more at higher levels doesn't make any
difference. The two transactions
should be regarded separately.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Looking for ST. Paul Div;d..

Ouestion-Will you please tan
standing Of the American Car a,S ne ths
common stock? Is there IfteIf. tt Z oundry
the Chicago. Milwaukes & s, ''iooc m hat
soon receive payments on its an, vii
stock? Are the preferred shsra. Esi%Ired
trai Leather likely to be a sffer.as " Csa-
deficit in this years esrnings7Sr oy the
Answer American Car and F.. L.
Company is an unusually well rnsuay rnsuaory
corporation. Since organizatina" iioa"ased
servatism has been practiced ard 'on'
day the company shows the ess... So 70.
this policy. The common toess stoot o. o.
however, speculative, because Il -
fleets the condition Of the co,n. =. re-
If earnings are good, dividenS.Y Yaa!' .
good, and &c versa. For these sis
sons we do not recommend such ;s.s .ss'
for investment. We are Of the on;5:Ss .;Ssss
that railroad directors will nror..e oe
slowly regarding the payment Of 'Sss0 S;r;
dends on those issues which bavs ,.' :.
ceived none for some time past IT.. Se'
preferred stock of the Central Tas.s.ss
has already been affected by tbs ~,rr' coe
dition of the company. But ". va, =.
not regard the dividend as beine ~ ~
jeopardy at this time. -
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Four full columns OF in.
cestment questions and an.
spers are published in The
Tribune erery Sunday.
Financial Items

The Empire Trust Company has been ap-
pointed trustee for an issue or $50. 900 par
value Cities Service Company common
stock bearer shares under an agreement
with the British National Trust, Ltd, o.
London. dated November l.
G. Foster Rollins has proposed his seat
in The New York stock Exchange tOs
transfer 10 J. Dudley Clark, for the con-
sideration OF 500, 900. and the seat OF Ed
ward l.. Burrill has been proposed for
transfer 10 Reginald II. Rives for the con-
sideraiion OF 5000.
A special meeting OF stockholders of The
Pacific Development Corporation has been
called for December TO recommend that
the authorized capital stock be changed
from 500. 600 shares. OF $50 par value 70
500. 900 shares OF no par "a iue. The Old
stock VIII be eychangeable for new stock
share for share. If the action recommend
ed by the directors Is approved, It Is
planned to offer stockholders at go 4
share one share OF additional no-par-vsile
stock for each four shares issued and SUP.
scribed for. The entire additional issue s'
64,SsS shares has been unf Trwritten large
ly by directcrs of the corporation.
The eighteenth annual edition Of Trust
Companies OF the United states" has Just
been issued by the United states Mortgage
and Trust Company OF New York Total
resources of the >. .241 trust companies re-
porting show the impressive total OF owe.
s12.45i. 900. 600, an increase Of $500 ooo vvs
over last years figures and $500, ,0ooov'
greater than five years ago Ii total r.
sources New York State leads with sS'oVV-
900 600 or 2s per cent, OF the trust COM
pany resources OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Japanese Bonds Liquidated Here

Question-What do you think Of Japa-
nese es government As sterling loan. 1891.
are these two bonds selling so low Wv. L.
Answer-The japanese bonds sell at
low figures because, for one thing,
there has been a great amount of
liquidation of such issues from Europe,
where the bonds were largely held. In
the second place, the Japanese -Ameri-
can political questions may have a
bearing upon the matter. We have
maintained that the purchase of for
egn bonds is speculative in varying
degrees. There is the danger of po-
litical complications arising. We do
not imply that such is necessarily the
case in the instance of Japan. but the
fact should be borne in mind by the
investor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
SO Carloads of Sole
Leather Reported Sold

The sale of forty nine carloads Of
sole leather together with the encour-
aging reports of the activity in the
hlde market has tended to restore con-
hdence in the leather trade and in the
opinion OF one of the leading trade
men has started the wheels moving to-
ward a gradual ascent to normalcy. He
asserted that substantial increase in
orders received had been noted
Reports that European buyers have
made moderate purchases of upper
leather in Boston have added to the
general firmness of the market, al
though no details have as vet been
received.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Rally in Cotton
Followed by Drop;
Trading Is Dull
Evening of Accounts for
Holiday Reflected in r.
regular Price Movements;
Close Is Barely Steady

Trading in the cotton market was
only moderately active yesterday and
much of it probably reflected evening
up of accounts for over to-day's ad
Journment. There was further re-
covery, which carried January de-
liveries up to 16.s0c, or 26 points above
the close of Tuesday, and 14S points
above the low record of last week
This was not maintained, however,
ewing to realizing by recent buyers,
and renewal of Southern hedge sell
ing late in the afternoon, with Janu-
airy closing at l6.45c, and with the
general market closing barely steady,
net unchanged to 10 points lower.
AS officially reported, the Southern
markets were S5 points lower to 100
roints higher, most of them being un-
changed, with middling quotations
ranging from 1880 to 17.5Oc.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged, at l7.30c for
middling; no sales were reported.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
the Baldt Steel comnanx

the Baldt Steel Company we,.
chased. In April, 1916, the snt;r. psra
itai stock of the Seaboard Steel r. rcapT
ings Company was acquired. IT, last
poration manufactures and ssI,. eor-
plates, castings and ingots. Tbsss ssesl
debt is S1,500,000 7 per cent notss nqed
February /, 1923, and the can;ss,,oHs , oHs
ton is 1881 shares Of stock ~ "a AHA
value, represented by voting trn.. ~ par
tificates- The voting trust ass Ger
June 26, 1921. On September Sap,fss y
the shareholders authorized an ;ns~ - last
IN the authorized capitalizat;on' ''Ieass .ss
250,O00 to 100000 shares TN TN lfom
pany paid s3.25 in 1916, 81 in ~ Ia,c com n
IN 1913 and $3.50 in Februarv i ~, IS
Nothing has been paid since. F..ls 1917
for 1913 were at the rate Of &c eailings
In 1919 the rate was sl.29 sbar. snare.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
B. & NJ. Granted 7 Million Loan

WASHINGTON, Nov 24.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission approved
to-day of a loan of $6,656,479 to the
Boston G. Maine Railroad for new loco
motive and other equipment, the eo1, OH
pany itself to finance about sl,2l-,V'V
to meet the loan of the government
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Interborough Metropolitan Bonds

ouestion-Kindly send me particulars
concerning the lnterborough Metropolitan
Az per cent bond. due 1855. now selling
around 2o- How are these bonds secured,
Would you consider them a fair specula
tion for business man a P.
Answer-Interbor METROPOLITAN
Az per cent bonds. due 1856, are Sc.
cured by $33,912, 500 OF the $95OOO.OOO
Interborough Rapid Transit stock. Ths
amount outstanding is S64,574,OOO and
held in the sinking fund s3,25l,OO0
This stock was pledged at the rate Of
s100 in stock for each 5000 bond
At one time dividends as high as 20
per cent were paid on the stock It
requires 8 per cent to pay interest on
the bonds. Owing to the difficulties Of
the lnterborough these bonds default
ed, What the outcome will be we can
not attempt to say, although it is our
opinion that the worst features of the
situation have been fairly well dis
counted by the action Of the traction
securitieS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to ir-
vsstovs soiH be answered in this cse-
unsn, IN which case only initials OiH
be used. Others will be ans,oeyed by
mail. Address oil inquiries, inctos-
ing stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, Tho Tribune 1Si
Nassau Street. NcsO York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Like Loew's, but Demands saf.,v

Question: have about 81 ooo to ,pvs.
| have in mind buying fifty shares -
Loew's, Inc. Have these shares 49,. W..
value and what is the lowest thev 20 ~
for since their issue? DO you think ~
are A safe investment. "a this rnon,v ~.
resents my savings .or the last few yesrss
If you do not believe in their merit 80,
you advise me something else?-A <
Answer-We do not recommend
Loew's stocks (no par value) for IN.
vestment, particularly as your funds
has done rather well, to be sure. and
stock is necessarily sensitive to earn
ings and other developments and can.
not be given good investment rating.
The movie business is highly spec
ulative in itself.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25


can find here number of prof...
able and attractive offers to subms
to It's clientele. Can get the, Gus.
toners orders before the goods are
purchased. Visit the sample ROOM
Prices are extremely low. SUB
stantial discounts on large puf-
chases, and 80 days to complete
payment Ring up and state your
requirements; or ask for catalogIns.
Tel. Sunset 800, Ext. 755. W
write: u. S. Navy, Board of Survey.
Appraisal ana Sale, Naval Supply
Depot, 30th st. and 3rd ave.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Eugene II. Tricou.
Lieut.. Commander IS. c., u. 5. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Madrid to Quote Bonds

MADRID, Nov. "a Official authori-
zation will be issued soon for the quo
tation of Argentine bonds on the
Madrid Bourse, committee having
approved the proposition to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
MEETING AND ELECTION

New York. November is 1920.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the southern and Atlantic Telegra ph
Company Viii be held at the Executive
onlce OF the Company. No. 1875 Broadway,
In the City Of New York. on Thursday
December :. 1890 at GOO o'clock p. IN.
for the election Of Directors and Inspectors
OF Election and for the transaction of such
other business az may come before the
meeting,
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Tuesd ay' S
Sugar Markets Quiet;
No Supplies Pressing

Current Year
prices ago.
Coffee. No Rio. 80. E = 15&
Coffee, Santos No. 7....12ss 01s% 25h
There were no Developments in either
raw or refined sugar yesterday, al
though shipments were offered at last
quoted prices. Demand for refined con-
tnued dull, with a holiday atmosphere
prevailing in all the markets. Futures
showed net gains of 10 to IS points on
covering as more optimistic sentiment
came into the market.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Penn Seaboard Shares in Trust

ton about the Pennsyivania sespoard
Steel Company.--C. p.
Answer-The Penn Seaboard (not
Pennsylvania Seaboard) Steel Corpora
ton was incorporated December 6,
1915, as the Penn Marine and Ordnance
Castings Company. In January, 1916,
the entire capital stocks of Penn Steel
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

stock market. Offers were we'll absorbed
however. and reports that 500 900 to soo.
Gently appeared to have a sti,nuIating In
huence on the market and prices rallied
and closed steady at points net advance
day were 1900 barrels
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

Coffee FntuTes-IinaI prices showed
gains of % to so points as result of re-
lief from pressure In primary markets by
the purchase of $4,000 bags on the basis
OF si9 @sa4c for Santos As. Firm offers
were little higher.
Tha range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
New York State Rords
I Cd eTdI and joint StOl
Bonds

Bid. Ask. Yield.
u lsas-1s2s ....r..:...;;. -. ssA ssH sos
Q, 1889, lsao-1s24 ...;..::..,;... s1A s2n 6.1o
=, l9ss-ls2a .r......::.. s1A s2ls 514
19s7sl92a sl; .;.a..;:.;. s1A sa4s 5.ls
l939-l924 ..... sft. e2is ss
Joint Stock Land Bank g.,
lsSs-ls23 ,............. sln esp $50
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Miscellaneous OH Companies

Atlantic Iobos Oil Co...... 20 25
DO pf ..-.-............... SIS rs
oosden & Co............ 65s 81
Elk Basin Cons Pet Co..... 81
Imperial Oh, Ltd. ............. % 100
Magnolia Petroleum Co..... $50 $50
Merritt Oil Corporation...... ll7A 121
Midwest Refining Co,...... 145 146
Moullaln Producers ......... 13I5 IA
Nofthwest OIL Co.......... 20 27
Producers & Retiners Corp. 51h So
sai' Sreek Producers new. 10ia II
Sapulpa Refining Co. ....... ~
MesterM States on {. Lind ca q
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. S10.25@14.75 s12.o0@16.75
D g Il beef.
sides. lb. ..... 1870 .2s .16@ 2s1a
1--we Veals com
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ...... 12.oO@17.oo 1s.oo@2a. 90
D q veal.
city, H. ..-.. .lSW 20 .24@ .32
Live ewes. Toe
lbs. ........ 5000 500 5000 9 90
Dressed mutton,
: ,city; lb; .oS9 IA 100 .1s
Live lambs, fair
to prime. 100
lbs. .......... 9.5o@11.25 14oo@15.oo
Dressed lambs,
city, ~ :..... 1870 .27 200 .25
Hogs. 100 lbs. 1200013.00 47006Q -
Dressed h 6 s,
bacon. lb. 80. .1s%@.2o 224@.234
Pork ..:....... 3Ooo@31.OO 1475@15.00
Mess beef, Dbl. 1990W20.00 22.OO6D23. 90
Lara, NJ i d d e
West, 90 lbs. 18.25@19.50 25400255
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
2 red and No. hard were quoted at
s1.86 C. /. I. New York.
Corn Market Weaker
As Pressure Increases

The corn market, which had been
showing more or less indepen ndent
strength early in the week, developed
weakness under increased selling pres
sure, and at the close Of the day
showed net losses of 2ssc.
In the local cash market No. 2 Yel-
low was quoted at 95Nc; No. missed,
90 nc c. f. New York, ten days ship
ment
Yesterdays Previous Year
No: ne" ysiiow sHFT '.s5 .s5M 7 s7}s 1851 SS
Chicago;
December ..... .65 .67A 1861
May .............. 71% 73N 1854
Oats--The oats market sold Off in sym
pathy with wheat and corn, and at the
close Of the day X to &c net lower.
Receipts were only moderate, but cash
markets were weak. and there was more
supplies In the local cash market No.
white was quoted at 6lc' No white,
eohc No. white, 5siac;. No. white.
5st tac; fancy clipped white, 65 nc; ordinary
clipped white, 6oia to 61hc, all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No, NeS whits:... 19hs. S .5sfs 50 ''' .saassH
Chicago:
Rsy RsssmD'F ....:::... % IS ss4 ~ ~ 7ss ~
Rye-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Yesr
NewY York: close lose; close. .,.ssso.
Flour and MeaA-Quotations were:
Yesterday Previous
Spring pit :s5o@925 ss5oa925 sls75
Corr,neal. 2.5060275 2.50D275 9.7003.s5
Rye -four. S.75@9.lo SIS @s.lo 7.so@75 50
Bran ... 44.O0 400 44.0O@s5O 90
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Creamery, higher than extras, ID, IS Z @
&c; extras, 90 score. 64@65c; frsts, 80
to 81 score, 54@62c; hrsts SO to SO score,
4S q 52c; seconds s3 to 81 score. 4o@46c;
lower grades, 37@39c; unsalted, higher
than extras, 6s @6Slac; extras, 66l2 q
81 &c; frsts. 49@64c; seconds, 10 47c;
common to fair 8S @4sc; renovated. ex
tras, As G047c; ladies, current make, frsts.
GRADES, ao@Sic; packing stock. current
make, No !, 81 @3112c; No 2. aOc; lower
grades, 27@ 29c.
Cheese-Receipts were 2s25 boxes State.
whole milk. held flats, specials, ID. 28 q
29c; average run. 24i2 626l2c; fresh spe-
eials. 20 26c; average run, 231a @2413c;
eials sl, 27,a @ rs Hc; average run. 24A@ @
Single Daisies, held 26 u q CSC; double
Daisies, held, 26la 027%c; Young Amer
cas, held, 2S@3Oc; skins held specials,
is q 20c; prime to choice, Is q II nc; fair
to good, y a l41ac; lower grades 1oc.
EgSs-Receipts 7,774 cases Fresh
gat hered, extras, dozen, sc WSSc: extra
hrsts, $50 S5ci ,frsts -76@81c; seconds. CT
W 'oC, ulrlles NO /, % n ooc; CheckS fa1r
to choice. dry,~ 46 soc. refrigerator,
special marks, fancy 80 soc; firsts, 57D
5Sc; seconds, 52m 56c state. Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery whites. ex-
tras, S1.0S, extra frsts s1.03Ms1.05 tirsts,
95c n S1,02; gathered whites hrsts to ex-
ira frsts, csc Q$lO5; under grades, SOC
92c; puliets, IS GeSSc; Pacific Coast white
extras, S1.Q6 q Sl.0S: extra frsts, $1,000
81 lo5; medium size, 50 1890; small, rs q soc;
other Western and southern. gathered
whites. 80 a s5c: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western, hennery browns. extra,
80 q 93c: gathered brown and mixed colors
graded, extras, So q ssc; Hrsts to extra
irsts, 10 S5c.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Tiva heef fair IN
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF AMERICA

at the close of business on the fifteenth day
of November, 1920:
RESOURCES
Stock and bond investments,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Bonds
Detroit

$3O0O 5000 Cmw Ed 1st IS so 80 80 50
1000 Swift 1st 5s 80 SO 81 "a
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Pittsburgh

45 W Mach.114A 1l45 l144 tf41h
6l5 Ark Cas-. 81. az
rs Guffey ..-..,. 27ss FIX 27% 27x
4u II ar olnson w g0l2 SOL, 80 go
1850 Kay Co'ty Gas IL. liS ~ ~
o - lone star Gas 295c 2sla 29iz 29lz
$500 Marland Ref. 3is 3is 31s
Mfss II & HI 52l2 52l2 52la 52ia
- az Flreproof. Il 81. 5i2 81.
s4s DO pf ,.,... II u II IL
~ onio Fuel Oh. Y 22is % e2as
4s2 Ohio Fuel Sup 47ls AZ. 47M 47s
10 Tgh Coal pf s6 s. Sc So
1000 Pgh Plate Gl145 145 l45 14b
25C = Steel s2a s2i5 s2n s2IA
25 Tinted -ias....l2O 100 l2O 120
40 Westing A b. 94ss 94l5 93x sss.
~ Westing Elec.. 4sts 43h AK 42s,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
PhiladeIphia

s59SS 1889 At A5ov - Z ,sas Es 5s = T.
10000 & IS cts 55 s. s" Is
5000 Leigh Wy 1os 1os los 1os
$1,000 Phila El 1st 5s IS 84x 50 "a
10000 Untd Ry SIS. s7h s7la s7A e71s
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

LIVERPOOL Cables-Spot cotton dull at %
points decline; middltng, 11.71d. Sales,
1000 bales. including 5000 American. I'm
ports $4,000 bales, all American. Futures
opened quiet at "a to 80 points advance.
Closed steady at net advance of 20 to
~ points. December. 11.62d; January,
l SOD; March ll.56d: May, HAD; July.
1l4od Manchester: Yarns and cloths dull.
Cottonseed Oil
Prices in the cottonseed oil market ev-
percnced early decline under commits
sion house selling, inspired largely by the
weakness in other commodities and in the
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

Hputhdrn Spot Markets-Augusta steady,
unchanged at Ice: sales. 443 bales Mem
phis nominal, unchanged at 16 soc: sales
1000 bales. Houston steady. unchanged
at lec sales, 3.o74 bales.s Little Rock
bales. Dallas steady, 50 points lower at
. SOC sales. nil Galveston steady, un-
changed at 16.75c; sales, 8 721 bales New
orleans steady. unchanged at Ice; sales,
l,'54 lies: Mobile nominal. unchanged
at lec; sales nil. Savannah steady. 25
points higher at 1850: sales, COZ bales.