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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Business Troubles

The following petitions in hankras...
we're faled yesterday in the United stsss.
EuREKx SHOE AND FINDING S,
INC.-An involuntary petition agatnst sSAs
Eureka Shoe and Finding Co. Ire- as ~ -
Duane aS,, Street. on. behalf Of three cieditsss
amounts claimed are: Puritan sae sho. ard
ss4s Le sSna ~ Shoe Go. Inc. sizs. nd
attorneys for the petitioners i lesser ssss me
P. A. T. CLOTHING Co.--An ,,x.,.
tary petition against Bernard Pincns ~
Clothing Co, 80 Bond Street, on IA
Of @. Eeitler, who claims 81 soc a,s egxa ~
Allen r. Memhard 10 attorney for ths s esa1
HARRIS susKIND-An involunts,v
tition on behalf OF three creditars ssy. pe.
Harris suskind. furs. los West Twsssssst
eoo St assets ssSoe rb are sysa
creditors and amounts claimed psers a
segai. sls5: William os.ermsa s Nsss
aTs sor Ss Shame wes
ALCO SILK Co-Involuntarv r..,a
against the Alec Silk Co, silks, io4 T ss,esnn
A A,y,1ss on behalf Of three creditors. I'm
100000. The petitioning creditor ss s
amounts claimed are: Morris VI aud
$500; Florence Altschul. s24: II, sl sa,as
1p.y uesiton na,he weinrie are attorney
TRIANGLE AUTO SUPPLY co--rn,.,
aatary petition against Hortense KlatsSua'..
Triangle Auto Supply Co., auto acess ss she
at 53l East Fordham Road, on hsSsSmslsa
Alfred A; Wood. who claims $3.50. ~, ek
mon "oooman IL attorney for petittoneS.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in harsr,,...s
we're. MED IN the United States DIs, gsss
,CoMMODoRE DRESS co. 1Nc-s.,..
9ies OF the Commodore Dress Co Inc y
East Twenty sixth Street show lia bI; 70
OF $41,051. of which s3l.00l represan us,iities
secured claims and assets OF s2S Az sh.
due on open account 1926 Isaac &C.
which $4,000 is stock on hand and S sssta.
@"uS 10 attorney Tor the alleged bankrusss'
Receivers I'm Bankruptey
The following receivers in bankrun,.,,
trict Court yesterday: 0b-
HARRIS SUSKIND - judge %.
Manton appointed Abraham Kaplan N
temporary receiver for Harris SnsL,, 90
o0rs' 1o4 West 2sth st.. with bond Of 81.
p. A. r. CLOTHING CO.-Judee Man..
appointed Samuel Refs as temnorarn ', a
ceiyer for Bernard Pincus and Abe Ant d.
ties. $4,000; assets, 10000 N'ae'll.
ALSO SILK 60. = Judge Manton as.
as receivers for Alec Silk Co. To- act A stsS
out compensation. Liabilities SeoS asa.
assets in this district $4,000. and WIN
Wfinrb are attorneys for peti,,onashs
ARBOR PRESS INC-Judge Man,.,
appointed John b. Johnston as receiver n
with office at 1929 Broadway and Mar,
In Greenwich. Conn, with bond Of s25 .eoa
on complaint of Wilson Goodbody Green,
wien, Conn, who claims 50. 500 due him
Kin q Cohen are attorneys for petitioner.
Assignments
EUREKA SHOE AND FINDINGS CO,
INC. New Jersey corporation, with Offices
at l6l Duane St. dealing in shoes ana
findings. assigned for benefit of credItors
TO Thos. f. Dolan tr, Theodore StcinberS
is president Of company. II was incoreo.
rated in 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
October Strength
I'm Cotton Market
Features Z Rsadir1g
Later Months Show Easing
Tendency; More Opsi.
nnistic Feeling ON Goods
Trade Outlook Reported

The recent advances Of between
and cents a pound were followed by
nervous and irregular fluctuations in
the cotton market yesterday. The
relative strength Of October was, per-
haps, the most striking feature. that
delivery selling uHeto 2s.47, or 52 points
net higher and closing at 1926 OF 80
points above the.~fnal quotation Of
Wednesday, while the general list
closed steady with later months net
unchanged TO 81 points net lower.
There was no change in the general
character OF the weather and crop news
and during the earlier trading there
seemed to be rather a more optimistic
feeling as to goods trade prospects.
These features, for the most part,
however, appeared to be overshadowed
by the easier technical position Of the
market, and the diminishing demand
from shorts left prices more sensitive
to hedge selling or other pressure.
The market opened at g decline of
2 points on July. Other months were
unchanged to rs points higher on the
relatively steady cables, but the mar
ket soon weakened under liquidation
and Liverpool selling, accompanied by
reports that arbitration Of the British
coal mine troubles had failed. Active
months sold about Is to 81 points net
lower, then rallied on bullish weather
and crop advices and covering by Oc-
tober shorts.
The late months were slow to follow
near month advances, however. and the
market eased off during the afternoon,
when sentiment seemed TO be unsettled
by reports of lower opening prices for
spring woolens and further disturb
ances in the silk trade. The decline in
October was held in check by continued
covering, but there were declines rang
ing up to 10 points in the case of later
months. Closing prices showede raj
lies of several points on renewed COW
ering, but the tone Of the market was
unsettled in theNate trading.
Southern spot markets, as officially
reported, were generally unchanged to
25 points higher, with small business
at most points.
The New York spot market was quiet
and unchanged at 31.75 for middling.
No sales were reported.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
German Internal Bonds
lrkg 1000 omit Omen High Inv Ia

sunllstsd. fsslis cents par share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Sugar Market Fails
To Sh0so improvement

S Susar. gran g, Id. ...s is @i7.1o s.
Coffee Santos. No. 7...22S0 23% &c
The sugar market has shown no fur
ther Improvement; in fact, it is be-
lleved that holders of various full dutv
sugars are little more disposed to
make price concessions in order to
effect sales. Yesterday local refiner
bought 500 tons of Perus, ex-store, at
shc c. i. f., thought possibly to have
Deen against an export order. Porto
Klcos We're tried out on refiners at
10.78c C. f., but buyers were not vet
ready to consider the offerings.
The trade reports some small export
business doing almost every day with
an increased inquiry. The demand for
refined sugar continues dull. The only
fresh feature was an announcement
that a Philadelphia refiner had reduced
Its list price to 15c less per cent for
cash, prompt shipment.
Inc sugar futures market was dull
and featureless with the trading linn
ited. The market closed irregular, 10
points net lower to- points net higher.
Inc range OF prices follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Corn Market Unsettled
On Big CrOD Forecast

The government crop figures on
corn were considered bearish, although
the report was robbed of some of It's
bearsh significance by the fact that
much of the crop is late and subject
to damage by early frost.
The market during the dav was few
erlsh, and while prices at one time were
tlrmer on covering, due to the strength
IN wheat, there was heavy selling on
every upturn and final quotations were
near the lowest, with net losses of
IA to 2 cents.
Country offers were quite liberal and
receipts at primary points continued
to gain. In the local cash market No.
2. yellow corn was quoted at $1.68 c. l. f.
New York, ten days shipment.
s 50; :, e, yellow s s,'7lA s.? ~:
D Ess's%Ssr 1sSsss IT, 10 1ss
Oats - The oats market was feverish,
but after showing a good deal OF resist
ance to pressure and gains of u to lNc.
In the local cash market No. white
ana mh No white Nv were Ggo ,,a at zoe; No.
clipped white. SIC to s2hc: ordinary clip
ped white. 7sc to soc. all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
S New foTh ST. sf:!Hs'e' sssH oss ago.
f DeeemSsr. So. .ss,ss $50: IS ..7sn
Rye-Market firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No 2 Western s22s SAT- s1'5S
Flour and Meai--Quot atoms were:
Yesterdays Previous
New York close close. Year ago
si275als5o sl2.o5@ls.25A11so
Cornmcal
39oa 400 s.so@ 400 4so@ AIS
1o.25a1o75 1o.25@lo7s 1909 7so
Bran
5000 5000 1900
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
- ASutter-Receipts were 1899 packages
59Mc. extras 90 score. So &c; frsts. 90 to
~ score. 54ls q 57hc: nrsts. SO to So score
j Isw &C. scoops 81 to 81 score 4s@slc
55c unsalted. higher than extras, G2Go
s2Ac; extras. GlmGlMc: arsts. 54@6oc;
seconds. 4s@53c state dairy tubs. finest
to fair: 45@5lc. Ladies'. current make
frsts. aga 44c; seconds. 39h qe4lc: lower
grades. 3s839c Packing stock current
grades. 2sW3sac.
-. On, cheese-oRecsipts' 2.227 boxes: State.
g ws1 milk fresh nats eolored pound
%hits or eolored.. 27@2sc; lower grades
2o@25A nc: twins. fresh specials 2s@2sA
average run. white or colorcd. 27@27hac
lower lowe. grades grade, 2o@2bc Wisconsin. fresh
028Mc: double Daisies. fresh. :7GD2sc
Young Americas. fresh. 2s+z @20Mc; fresh
specisls ls14 n II lsc: prime to choice $50
isc: fair TO good. l20l&Isc; lower grades
5Wl0c.
Eggs-Reccipts were 22.641 cases Fresh
flrsts, 59aGlc. nrsts. 55a657c: seconds, So
1S4c: dirties. No. !. 45W47c; checks. fair
10 choice, dry. %2W +sc. Refrigerator.
special marks. fancy. .64qp54hc: ftrsgs SO
@53 1zc; seconds. 47W5Ic. State. Pcnnsyi-
"ana and nearby Western hennery WHITES
extras. 1s0 soc; extra frsty. 7adb17c; firsts
bs&73c; gathered whites. frsts tG extra
hrsts rsW77c: under grades, G4MG7c. Pa
cihc Coast whites. extras. 7SD80c; extra
firsts 7f077c: hrsts GS 72c. under grades
bsW67c; other Wrstcrn and southern
gathered whites. 5s@72c. state. Prnnsyl.
vanih and nearby Western. hcnnery
browns. extras. e5W70c gathered brown
and mixed coiors. graded extras, GO &c !;
firhta to extra iirnfh. Gh GhGlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

,, eofase utures-Yesterday's coffee fu-
tures market was one entirely controlled
by the Brazilian exchange situation. Early
o ol cables reported the rate of Rio ex-
cnange on London 9-l6d lower together
with break of 325 refs in the Rio mar
ket. This started selling movement on
inc call which resulted in prices dropping
20 to 35 points 'pe
Inen there was an upward reaction OF s
10 ~ points followed by another sharn
aeciine when private advices reported a
tarther decline In Rio exchange Of &c to
&c. which indicated very Unsatisfactory
financial conditions existing in Brazil, AZ
one time 'aiues here were 80 to 81 point y
net lower. but little short covering
s ca a partial recovery. final prices being
~ 70 W points net lower. Firm offers
were unchanged TO NC lower and "a dron
OF about &c was reported In the local
BearS had another opportunity 70 10.
pr press rs, values ns,, on the exchange and backed
street houses. Wednesday's huvers ,vsra
Savns sensnssyG in Brasil
vance. "s" ao'
nS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

Austin Nichols Profits Cain

y austin Nichols & CO. report net prof-
ITS, exclusive Of Fame Canning Com
pany and Fisheries Company, for the
SIX months ended July 81, Of s526. 1879
after providing for Federal taxes, but
before deducting preferred dividends.
Inns compares with net profits of $780,
2o3 Tor the same period of last year.
~ ~ the $l45,879 increase in net, $42,-
tions. AS the 1920 packs of the Fame
Canning Company and Fisheries Com
pany are now in progress no figures are
available until the end Of the current
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
The Cuba Railroad Earnings

June gross earnings of the Cuba
Railroad Company showed S1,268, 800,
an increase of $l7022o, according to
a financial statement issued yesterday.
Net after expenses amounted to 1912
240, a decrease of SS7,247, while the
surplus after charges totaled $196, 223,
a decrease of $l07,961. Twelve months
gross showed s14,l49,10S. an increase
period last year. Net after expenses
amounted to $3,547,631, an increase Of
s237 400. while the surplus after
charges totaled S2,440167, an increase
of S242S47.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Middle States Oil
Earnings $4.54 Share

Net income. after charges and Fed
eral taxes, Of the Middle States Oil
Corporation for the six months ended
June 80 shows ss,545,sso, equivalent to
$454 share. according to statement
issued yesterday
Gross income amounted to $4,560,44s.
while the balance showed $3,695,380.
Surplus, after allowance for dividends,
totaled S2,666.169.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
ST. Joseph Lead Earns Sl.76

The financial statement Of the St.
Joseph Lead Company for the six
months ended June 80 shows a net
profit, after charges but before Fed
agel taxes. Of SO ,49s SOL, equal to Sits
alshare. Operating revenues amounted
to 81, 2e8.s4i, while the total income
showed 81, 1856, 1928 and the net $3,303,
I'll. Surplus totaIed $2,AS8, 691 and the
balance 9t,0T8.225. Total surplus
amounted 70 3l7.0O6. DOB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Missouri Farmers Plan
HyRCreNsod Whoms Anw~

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, Sept. "a
yield of 216,772,00O bushels Of corn
IN Missouri this year was forecast in
the September crop report issued to-
day by the state Board Of Agriculture
ana the government Crop Estimates
bureau. Inc wheat crop was estimated
-, Farmers are preparing to increase
their acreages in wheat by 80 per cent.
this autumn, the report adds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Manhattan Supply Income

Manhattan Electrical Supply Com
pany, Inc, in its statement subitted
to the New York Stock Exchange for
the six months ended June 80, shows
surplus, after expenses and Federal
taxes have been allowed for, of $685.
41o. Sales amounted to S3,276,247 and
the total income, after expenses, 1887
SAP. Balance after allowance for divi-
dends, showed $130,527, while the total
surplus amounted to 1851 084.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Hydraulic Steel Company
Earns &2.23 q Share i'm Yea

The financial statement Of the Hy-
draulic Steel Company for the year
ended June 80 shows net profit, after
interest and estimated Federal taxes,
of s1,o2o,1s2, equal, after allowance
for preferred dividends, to $2.23 a
share on the common stock.
Net sales totaled $17,697,59S, while
the manufacturing profit was s2,603,7i5.
Surplus, after allowance for $4,000
profit sharing and s295,527 preferred
dividends, amounted to s55,746.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
REPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA
STERLING LOAN OF 1909

The Council OF Foreign Bondholders give
notice tina. they will be prepared to pay of
a. par on and after the 18th Of September
the whole of the Funding Certificates dn-
Guiding Fractional Certihcetes) outstanding
with interest at per cent. per annum Qess
income taxi to the 5tn of September. after
which date interest will cease to run.
Certificates from" abroad must be pre-
sented for payment through a London Agent.
Lists can be obtained on application.
JAMES p. COOPER. Secretary.
IT. Moorgate Street, London, f. c. 2.
oC1h August, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Orpheum Circuit Earns Sl.89

Profit, after charges and Federal
taxes. of the Orpheum Circuit Com
pany for the six months ended June
80 Shows $l,31s,52o, equal, after al
lowance for preferred dividends. TO
S1.s9 share, according to a financial
statement Gross income amounted to
s7,2A4,3S3, while the net, after ex-
penses and depreciation have been al
lowed for, showed sl,568,520. Surplus.
after dividends and Federal taxes, to-
tailed S493,S47.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

Southern Spot Markets - Galveston
steady. unchanged at 30c; sales, 436 bales.
New Orleans steady. unchanged at 29.25c {;
sales. col bales. Mobile nominal. un-
changed at 29c: sales, nil. Savannah
steady, rs points higher at 3o.25c: sales,
$50 bales. Charleston nominal, unchanged
a soc: sales. nil. Norfolk dull. unchanged
a soc; sales, 90 bales. Baltimore nominal.
unchanged at 3o.6oc: sales. nil. Augusta
quiet. IL points higher at 29.5oc: sales. 254
bales. Memphis nominal, unchanged at
100 points lower at SIC: sales. nil. Houston
steady, unchanged at 29.50c: sales. 1876
bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged at
30c; sales. nil. Dallas quiet. 25 points
higher at 2sS0c; Sales 4.029 bales Fort
Worth steady. unchanged at 2s.soc; sales.
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Superior Oil Income Report

Gross income Of the Superior Oil Cor
poration for the six months ended
June 80 showed $S29,73O, according to
a financial. statement issued yesterday.
Net, after expenses, amounted to s661.-
1872, while the surplus, after allowance
for dividends, taxes and depreciation
totaled $26S,595. Surplus, after in,
terest and taxes, for the month of
July showed $394,6O9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL NESTING OF THE STOCK
holders of the J. e. Linde Paper Co. will
be held at the office Of the Company. 80
Beekman Street. Borough Of Manhattan. on
p NJ. for the election OF directors and off,
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
judgments Filed
I'm New York County

The following judgments W. filed yss.
ferday. September 8. the first name beshf
that Of the debtor:
Adams. George. stephen Sturtc-
want, Frank Brown and Benton
Caslow-Morris Plan Co, y. Y stsitt
Arthur. Edward-Samc, ......... ifi.N
Ansalone. Giuseppe, Anna Ansa. -.
lone and Alfredo Salmaggi
Same ................... eiGN
androvis, William Chcrpick.
Walter Pru2ynski and Sophony
Iawortink-Samc ..... 1f6lt
Altschul Francisco-Mctal Pack
age Corporation. .............. Soou
An'ba ssador Realty Co.---t'entral
Union Trust Co. of n. w.. sseast
News Co. Inc. ................ 1885
Ardizona. Angelo BLACK IL
Abrams, Lous-tireenwic Bank. ast t
Trust co. of ". Y........,.... 1,sss.2s
brown. John T.-W. Shrive. 4es.se
Bath H9b u jacob 9:,' Anna nar,h ana I'LL"
', Joseph Iscar-same .......... 1880
Barnett. Hyman--W. Simon. 1855
Buena Vista Park. Inc. and
=. George E. DC Groat-I'. b s"hl astss
Burkam. Isidor. and Jacob dur
Chatter 1 Hou,s TT 1oFf F"ioct i issS
Casualty Co.~-Pcoplc. ctc...... 100000
Checker. Mchael--B. katzcnberg 44s.9t
City of Hornell-C. Potts. $50, $500
Continental Aircraft Corporation
r ga wGardner Moffatt Co. Inc Aa@
Surety Co.--People etc....... 100000
Faribault Building Corporation
bethlehem Steel Co............ 3.liLR
~, Co. n. ................ 11lW
People etc. .................. 5oO.9t
Horwitz Irving - Encyclopedias
Britannica Corporation :..... 1885
Hill. John H-H. II. Iinea-
weaver & Co. Inc...... Gl47e
Hilbert. Elmer J-Aiax Rubber
Co, Inc .:...............-. $Ssis
Hirschneid. Benj1D s ;ch' 5slN
1saacs. Bert My j steinfelier 44aii
Isaacsohn, Quecnie Nazarro-M
Greenberg s , 1,o65e6
John Kollen Co. Inc-I.cstrada
Bros. Inc ................ .... es5.ss
Co ....::l.......... ,....... 7ta.5s
Lecour, Louise-yenus Undergar-
ment Co. Inc ...........,e... 222ye
Llndenbaum, Edwin--N Lyons 32IG
McQuilling, Thomas A or r 4 ~.
McQuilling and Frank Shields.
of F F ShjeidsES sab.th 1929
Mandola. John s@Rona IU"! Selling '-'''''
Murphy, Joseph EEAmcr,can '''''
Grocers Society. Inc ......... 1850
majestic aI,s Doh Co-Eastman Ma ~
A,cCimra ~ 49,, de es5s
Rnsaa Ropert 10 Bickfl 900
1. osso. Edwards-Morris Plan co,
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2lAW
Nooinson. Andrew Nj NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Home for Theatrical Mar,

Frank D. Wilsey, Of the Board Of
Education, sold his residence and
garage on large. plot at the north
west corner of West 23lss Street and
Independence Avenue, Spuyten Duyvil.
to samuel F. Rothapfe!. manager Of
me tn Capital Theater. through David
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Satisfied Judgments

Inc nrst name is that of the
the second that Of the creditor q
when judgment was hled
progressive Smelling & Metal
Corp-J T Blake: Mar II. 1919
(vacated}
Retchenbecher. Frederick w and
Liiisan-C II Bayer; Dec "a.
:.
rainier. A Wheeler-C Yung:
MONTGOMERY. VIM R-Newton
trust Co: Apr 8. tsi2.....
conrad. Harry, Harry Paris.
David II Thistle, Charles 8
White and John p May
Wheeiwright; Dec 6. 1915.
larson. Clarence-Tyson Co; July
-'e Isn teena~A Fsgarsky ct al;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Indiana Coal Co. Sold

SULLIVAN, Ind, Sept. 9.~~Transfer
Of the complete holdings Of the Con-
aolidaaed Indiana Coal Company in
Sullivan County 10 the Templeton Coal
Company was made here to.day, The
.Gale Involved 81, Da2, 49, ye..-' !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY
ANIERICAN CAN GO.

quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred Stock of this Company. payable
october list. 1920, to Stock holders Of record
at the close of business September 18th, 1920.
Transfer books will remain open. Checks
mailed. r. H. ISMON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

HKO.
Live heef, fair 10
pride, 100 lbs. si3.se@1710 s13.25@l7,0o
j, re 50 q beef
ssaes, 30. 1870 .2s 100 20
Live yeah. COM
mon 70 prime.
100 'ibs. ...... 16.e8G21oe 17.5o125 90
Dr@s8ed veal.
city, sb. ss... .24@ 80 $50 as
!. rs. .s go. 80. $500 100 5000 800
DrssseS rs&so..
i. ETY. 3b..*. .osW 10 100 AZ
1,iSM ianssA, fGsg.
~ pYtsge. 100
s1Ss sss,ss..... f2.9e@t464 1796Wla.7s
zDyxsas& sa,,bs,
eisy, ID. g. 20, .2z~ al .z2@ 81
gfegss 100 ttssss, :. 1s.360t7.7s 2pz6M2s 80
dressed BIO y,
HaEysH, M /, 49,, S24MM.2sA 2aL 112aM
MNnH pGF&, btts 81 aS.aSA55a.19 bz.ay06sz 80
''s NJ 3, ss.se ess.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic I.obos OIL Co, conn.,. 2s ~
do Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 100
Coaden Eo...L ............. "a SA
Elk Basin Cons Pet Co. 81
Imperial OH Co, Ltd ....... 100 los
Magnolia Petroleum co ... 3lb 33O
Merritt Oh Corporation... IA. l4a.
Midwest Refining to...... 1876 IAN
Mountain Producers ........ IL -
Northwest Oil Co.......... % 40
Producers e. Ref Corp, com "a. Ga
Salt Creek Producers. new. II II
Sapuipa Refining CO...... al, ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Gold i'm French Bank Decrea

PARIS, Sept. s8.--The weekly ssAs1s
mehs In. francs of the Bank of FraA@
shows the following changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Imperial! Oil
CORPORATION
PREFERRED STOCK
COMMON STOCK

Quarterly dividend Two Per Cent; tsTl,
payable october 18th. 1920, TO stocKhoioers
Of record Septernber goth, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL & sAULT STE,
MARIE RAILWAY co.

NAAINV W.
Dividend No. 35
The Board of Directors have this day
declared out of surplus earnings Of the
fiscal year 1919 semi-annual dividend
of Three and -hnlf per cent (31a To) on
the Preferred Stock and a semi annual
dividend of Three and one half per cent
able October IS. 1920. to Stockholders Of
record at P. NJ. September ED, 1920.
G. w WEBSTER. Secretary.
Minneapolis. September 9TH. 1920
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY
10 Broadway, New York. August 9th, 1920
A dividend of Four Dollars per share has
been declared on the Capital Stock of This
Company, payable October Is. 1920. to stock
holders OF record at the close of business
September 90. 1920
All communications regarding payment or
change Of address should be sent to the un-
dersigned not later than october Sth 1920.
GEORGE CHESEBRO'. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

Monthly dividend One Per Cent, GS}
payable October 18th, 1920; to stockholders
OF record September 30th, 1870
A. +. KEEFE. Asst. Secretary.