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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Jan. t2-Exchsnse: Sterling
demand. s.7sk; cables. s.75K. Bsnfers. 60
days. SEQ: 90 days. s.es.S Frsne.. eh.et,.
u.15; cables, II. Is Belrinm. CHEEKS. II. 10:
cnhies, Hos Germany. cheeks. I.ss; cables.
i.9e. Austria. checks. SO; cables. "a.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York. Jan. 12.--Meney on call on the
stock exchange opened at z per cent; high,
per cent. Most Of thu days loans were
made at per cent. Loans made on indus
trial eollaterals were At 741s per cent Time
money very little change rates being IN and
The Washington herald., 1920-01-13

Holland. ehecks. -s7s: esne-. s7H. nay.
cseeks. lao; cables. is-ss. swiss. eseckz.
sea: cables. E-eL stockhslm. kronsr.
checks. 21-is; csble.. 11so
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Washington Stock Exchange.

FURNISHED by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co..
SALES.
Washington Gas, IS at 40. at 492s, .;
at 49,. - at 20.
LHnStOn. 20 at SlL.
Mergenthaler, 3 at 1884,, 10 at 1851.
After call
Capital Traction. 3 at 50.
Columbia GraphOphone pfd.,J at o.
Wash. Hwy. and Elec. pfd., o ut 5JI2.
Columbia Graphophone com, 60 at 59S
MerHenthalcr. 10 at 1851
Columbia Graphophone CON-. 10 at 60.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-13

N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS.
New York. Jan. 12.-Bank cIearings to-
day were S6js. 6I4 904.
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BANK STATEMENTS. BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
BANK STATEMENTS.
,ANK STATEMENTS.

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia at tn,
December 81. 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
POLICEMEN's ASSOCIATION.
Committee Reports Bonus May
Come in Salary Raise.

At meeting of the Police mens
Association, held last night in Pythian
Temple, the ways and means commit
tee reported regarding the question OF
members of the force receiving the
bonus. The committee reported that
the bonus asked, $40 a year, may be
provided as a fiat salary increase
when the District appropriation bill
is reported. It was said that members
Of Congress seem to be averse to con-
tinuing the bonus. realizing that re-
quests for its continuance will be
made each year.
Discussion of questions relating to
the law regulating tho granting of
pensions was postponed until meet
ing to be held after the bonus ques-
tion has been settled by Congress. the
association voted to hold a ladies'
night entertainment next month. Ten
new members were elected. bringing
the total membership to 427.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
ESSAY CUPS ON DISPLAY.
Tokens to Be Presented to Schools
Winning National Honors.

Thu Comeback announces that the
three silver loving cups to be award
ed to the schools from which the
three national winners in the ma
tional school essay contest come are
now on exhibition in the windows OF
downtown jewelry stores. These low
ing Guns have been exhibited in
ali the large cities of the country:
where hundreds of thousands OF
school children could see them.
The cups will be presented to the
three winners in the essay contest
by Secretary Of War Baker. Gen.
March and Gen. Peter c. Harris, the
adjutant general.
The names of the winners Of the
prizes provided by The Star Will be
announced in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

afternoon I wrote what We did. After
tea We went with Alexei and Ania to
the hospital and sat there for an hour
and a half. Several officers had gone
to town. as they did not know we
would come. Just this minute Tudels
brought me q wire from Botkin.
Thank God! he has news that his son
recovered very well and was we'll
looked after. but taken to Budapest
Oct. LIST. Botkin returns here over
kholm.
Tomorrow it's q week since we
parted. and the longing that flls my
heart is great. I miss my Angel ter
ribly. but get strength by remember
ing the joy of all who see you and
your contentment at being out there.
Do you play domino of an evening.
wonder! We intend going to GeorE1
tomorrow to see his wounded. He
only knows the big girls go; about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
WESLEYAN CLUBS PROGRAM.
Concert Embracing Pleasing Mum.
bers in Catholic U. Autodirium.

The Wesleyan University Musical
Club of N1iddletown. Conn.,, gave a con-
cert last evening in the auditorium of
Catholic University. under the auspices
Of the Shahan Debating Society Of the
University. when an audience Of several
hundred assembled to hear 1t. The
program consisted of selections by the
Glee Club. which were particularly well
rendered; several numbers BY, the or
chestra OF the clubs; some original COM
edy sketches by c. s. and F. NJ. John
and "Jibes by the Jibers." quartet
composed Of Messrs. OFT. Quick. Lefi1er
and Boyd, who received prolonged ap-
plause and were recalled for several en-
The Glee Club concluded the program
by singing alma Mater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

myself I did not say: then I shall
ask to see Sergei a minute. and 60 to
some smaller hospitals. Now. after
thought, must put out my lamp ana
get to sleep. Am very tired.
"27. I am 20 glad you are oontented
with your expedition. We have had q
busy day-three operations this morn
ing. and dimcult ones. too-so had no
time to be with ours in the little
house. Miss you always. my sun
shine-think Of you with yearning
love. God bless and protect you.
Nicky dear, big agoowee one. l kiss
you over and over again.
Ever your very own wife,
sunny"
Copyright 1920 by the Chicago Daily News
Co. All rights reserved in Great Britain
Scandinavia. France. Italy, Spain, South Amer
lea and other countries.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
Laundry Asks 5000 Damages.

The Tolman Laundry Company has
filed in the District Supreme Court a
suit for Injunction against Arthur
Jessup. a former employee. and the Ar
cade Laundry and Sunshine Dry
Cleaning and Dyeing Company. The
plaintiff says tho former employe. now
working for the defendant company.
Is soliciting its trade and has injured
its business 10 the extent of Ss.oeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
LETTERS OF THE CZARINA
TO THE CAR IN WAR Time

deeply missed one. I cover your pre-
cious face with tender kisses.
Ever your own WHY, AL1S.
Our love to N. P"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
Dull During Cars Absence.

'Tzarskoye Selo. Oct. 26th. 1914. !
My Very Own Precious One: Il
fear my letters are somewhat dull,
because my heart and brain are some
what tired and I have always the
same thing to tell you. Well. this
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
General Cigar COMPANY

Question: am interested in the common
stock of the General Cigar Company Would
Ike your opinion of this as an investmcnt.-
w. b. W.
Answer-The General Cigar Com
pany has a capital of $4,000 900 of 7
per cent cumulative preferred stock,
$4,G20,S0O Of per cent cumulative de
benture sinking fund preferred stock
and $lS,104 900 common stock, all S100
par. Earnings have shown = steady in
crease since 1910. The year 1911" was the
best in the company's history. show
ing balance equivalent to 1865 per
cent earned on the common issue after
payment Of preferred dividends. The
net earnings for the first three months
of 1920 showed even better results.
After Federal taxes and preferred divi
dcnds the amount remaining equalled
$3.50 share on the common stock, or
at the annual rate Of $500. The profit
and loss surplus on December 81, 1919,
was $G,051 1926. These figures place the
common stock in a favorable light, yet
for investment purposes the preferred
issue, we believe, would be more de-
sirable, since thev would be less likely
to reflect any change from present
earnings.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Curb Issues Break
Under Selling Wave;
Indust1.ials Weak
Petroleum Shares Irregular,
But Little Strength Is Seen;
Brief Rally in the Final
Hour Helps Last Sales

Weakness and uncertainty which
marked trading on the Stock Exchange
was reflected in the curb market yes
terday and many stocks touched new
low marks of the present break. Trad
ers hoping for higher prices were en-
couraged by the forenoon rally which
carried General Asphalt to 79, but the
bear element became active in the
afternoon when profit taking and liqui-
datlon sapped the strength Of the
market.
The decline was general virtually
throughout the list, with industrals
displaying exceptional weakness. AL
though there was a momentary rally in
the final hour, stocks closed fraction.
ally under the previous close almost
without exception. Trading was ex-
ceptionally heavy, General Asphalt
featuring with a turnover of $500
shares. Cuban-American Sugar was
again active on the decline, touching
so before the rally which carried it to
So. Carbon Steel broke under par.
active industrals failed to show
strength and fluctuations were frac-
tlonal. Stutz Motors sold off to AGO.
Petroleum issues were more or less
irregular, although the stocks which
have been active recently showed fur
ther weakness and registered declines.
Simnis held fairly firm, but White Oil
broke to 25A. Cosden showed some
strength and Invincble closed firm at
40, but Gutfey Gillespie sagged under
80 for the first time in the break
Gilliland was steady. Phillips Petro-
leum was weak, but Salt Creek held
firm.
Mining shares were irregular with
advances registered in some of the
issues. Nipissing dropped under 10,
however, and Magma Copper eased off
2 points.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
]. l. Case PInw

:. ~ 4Juestion-Do you consider the common
WORKS good investment?-C. M. D.
Answer-The J. l. Case plow Works
company was Incorporated july, 1919.
as a, consolidation of the J. l. Case
Flow Works and the Wallis Tractor
company. The former company was
originally organized in 1875. The cap
ltal outstanding is $3,50O,0OO first 7
per cent cumulative preferred, SIS 800
ooo second per cent non-cumulativ.
preferred, both 500 par, and 125,O0V
shares common of no par. There is no
funded debt. There has as yet been
no statement of operations other than
mat the gross business for the first
three months to October l, 1919. was
$4,l2s029,. against $2,1O4,574 for the
corresponding period in 1918. The lat
ter figure is for the two companies
operating separately. 1t has been un
ofhclally stated that net earnings are
more than twice all dividend require
ments. The active demand for farm
machinery and implements at present
suggests good earnings for 1920. The
hrst preferred stock is entitled to a
higher investment rating than the sec
ond preferred. The common has specu
latlve possibilities. A much better
opinion can be expressed regarding the
Junior issue when full statement of
operations is published.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Opinions of Engineers Differ

Queston--Some time ago I purchased 600
shares OF Tonopah Divide for speculation
was advised by friend of mine who has
made up a report this stock that the
actual ore in sight was equivalent to about
~ per share on every sharo outstanding and
that it will in all probability sell in the
neighbQghood of $40 in the near future My
trend* advice has been very good in the
past yet am beginning to feel "A little
shaky. as | have heard many bad rumors
regarding this stock. | am inclined to think
that they come from the shorts. hut would
IKE your opinion regarding same that is as
to its speculative possibilities. W. j.
Answer -Tonopah Divide stock has
undergone considerable depression
lately IN July, 1919, the company Off :
cially reported to stockholders that the
tonnage, assays, mill tests and runs.
with less than 4,000 feet of development
work accomplished, showed the mine
could be expected to produce So,1O8 600
gross. Since that time another engi-
neer has reported that the ore in sight
has value of but 81 800, 900 gross. In
the mean time the engineer who made
the first report stands on his original
figures. Various accusations have been
made that certain interests, having sold
their stock at high prices. were en-
deavoring to get it back by the issuance
Of bearish reports. The present price
of the stock, about $1.50 a share, would
indicate that if the ore reserves are as
high as stated last July the stock is too
low. On the other hand, if the ore re-
serves are but $1,300,000 the stock is
not worth more, in all probability, than
SO cents q share
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Commodities
Cotton

NOCtOn
tiops me mar market was less active and fuctua-
.ions we're irregular. There was selling
on more favorable weather reports and
,uniavorable ,n III labor advices from New Eng
buyers on declines, and while the weather
huI1,sh mas peter private crop advices were
octobsr outfn ,a{tsd A{tef selling at 5000 early
neariy ne the early low level and closed at
s, a2c, with the general list closing
ssi;eady' net points lower to 10 points
\, me market opened barely steady with
AZ way uncnanged, but other months were 9
Wsatbsp 70 ~ points lower because OF the better
strike in the New Bedford s"elIiGnS miiIs Trade T
c1ins interests ,iS bought freely on the initial de-
se!nng i! In the hope OF improving crop CON
altions' ant;'I and the market soon rallied with
net'Ve net months selling about to 10 points
ing. AZ soon as the trade buying slack
amd Ga tbero be,ces turned easier under realizing
me M afternoon which probably resulted
from the unsettled ruling of the stock
Of f"rHe., Mev, or Or nervousness over the possibiit
splu su PACK 10 about the early low level
ti,s;f, Ihen rallied on renewed trade buying
n,,. wn,ch included purchases for japanese ace
oouht ana private reports Of a better
spot demand in some Of the Central belt
According to a private report published
Yesterday YES, tho outlook is for an Increase OF
between > and per cent in the acreage
pl MlsSisslppi and of 5 per cent in Ala
oana' but decrease OF from 5 to per
sent IN Louisiana. The same authority
states that there will be big increasa
IN the use of fertilizer this season. South
ern n spot markets as Officially reported
@ mere all unchanged except Dallas, which
was 10 points lower There was only a
st1la!i , Vovlume of business so far as in
o,cated o,a, by the official reports. Middling
quotations In the Southern markets now
range from 4o.5Oc at some Of The eas,erm i,um
6elt points and Dallas. to 42.0oc at
Galveston and Memphis CT
Ihc local spot market was Quiet and
D D, points higher at 41.4o for middling. No
safes were reported ~
The range OF prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Utah Pwr & l. 5.
Other Exchanges Plan
To Close on Saturday

Following the decision of the New
York Stock Exchange to close on Satur
day, May l, because of the numerous
brokers changing quarters on that date,
the board Of governors of the Consoli-
dated Exchange voted to do likewise
There will be no business on the Curb
market on Saturday and a petition is
bcing circulated by members of tho
New York Cotton Exchange for hol-
iday
Out-of-town exchanges have taken
similar action. Word has been re-
ceiveu that tho Chicago Stock Ex-
change, tho Boston Stock Exchange and
the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Will
close
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Preferred

Question-Any information you can give
me on Cluett Peabody e. Co. preferred will
be much appreciate ted.-G. M. K
Answer-Cluett, Peabody & Co. en-
Ioyed the most prosperous year in its
history during 1919 The net sales
were S32, BIG, against 1870, ,554 in
1918. Net income was S5,l53, 1928 This
amount was equivalent to over ten
times the dividend requirements on the
preferred stock. For the last seven
years earnings have not fallen below
two and onehalf times the amount of
preferred dividends. We regard the
stock as entitled to good investment
rating.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
e. & O.-General Motors

Question Would appreciate your advice as
10 nuying Tor investment Baltimore E. Ohio
gold per cent bonds and General Motors
Answer--Baltimore & Ohio gold as
are not high grade issue. The price
is very low, however, and appcafs 70
have discounted somewhat the poor
earning power of the road We regard
them as fairly good speculative in
vestment. General Motors debenturc
and preferred stocks arc entitled to
very fair ratings, in our opinion. Earn
lngs at present are ample to care for
dividends several times over.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Not an Advantageous Exchange

Question Would you be kind enough to
advise me wha: your opinions are of Della
ware e. Hudson stocks ? Would you con-
slider it worth exchanging PennsS ivania
common or?-W. N. h.
Answer-Dclawarc &. Hudson, like
most other railroads, was not good
Garner under government operation. t
now remains to be seen what it will
accomplish under the new transporta-.
ton act The road has valuable coal
properties, Il source of considerable in
COME. We see no advantage in ex-
changing Delaware & Hudson for
Penusvlvnnia stock, as the latter is APP
parcntly in no better position, ns prac-
tically all railroad common shares, IN
our opinion, are in the speculative
claes at present. If you would cllm-
nate the. speculative feature so Tar as
il is possible to do so, YOU would do
better to purchase some we'll secured
honda or seasoned preferred stocks
rather than other railroad common
al,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
For Short Term Investment

Question-Would you kindly make some
suggestion for small investor wherein l
could redeem my money in about two years
tlme what is your opi inion OF guaran-
tric Company per cent. Is it safe and
SOUND investment. ] have some Liberty and
victory bonds. Would buy more, only the
terms are long.-E. l..
Answer-We know of no better short
term investment than Victory Az per
cent bonds, due in 1928 and subject to
call in 1922. Tho yield to maturity is
over per cent per annum. The
greater security which they offer. it
seems to us. would more than compcn
safe what little you might lose in in
terest.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to
'nvestoys 1ciu be anacered in this
cotumn, in ach:ch case only initials
~'n De used Others uill be an
swered by mail. Address all in
qu'r.es. inclosin9 stamped, ad-
dresse9 en"slope, to Financial Editor,
xhe Tribune, 154 Nassau Street. Nesv
York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
Sugar. gran. per lb. .175o9as'co saoso ago
Conee. Rio No. 7. per lb... l5,1 1873.
Coffee. Santos No. 4 per lb. rs 22,s
Sugar-Thc raw sugar market was quiet
yesterday with steady undertone. A
10000 bags Cubas for May shipment at
SIC. cost and freight. AT the close Of
the day refiners were willing to pay as
high 1S%c c. (. for Cubas for outports
and operators also showed a buying inter
est at that price No change wass re-
ported in refined sugar.
Coffee Futures-The market was steadier
yesterday, though trading was OF small
volume. On the call prices were TO S
points higher and the buying by prom.
tnent operator was attributed TO European
accohnt. this demand carrying Septcm Der
to l&.3S and December to II 81, or - to
IA Joints net hiEher h. midday. From
this level values sagged in AN empty
market but just before the close rallied
on u renewal OF European support, closing
at net gains Of to 20 points
some brokers expressed the opinion that
a sustained advance was not probabe at
this time owing to continued weakness in
the Rio market. where prices have de-
clined lhc per pound within a month, and
this. together with the fact that receipts
at Rio are running full every day, IL be-
leved to have checked outside buying
of contracts here. this interest being negli-
gible. The expected improvement in tho
local spot demand has not materialized
although 1t Is said that the railroatA s,tua
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, April 29.-Prices were firm
or the bourse to-day. Thr per cent
rentes, 81 francs IS confines. Ex-
cnange on London, e3 francs so CEN
tunes. Five percent loan, 50 francs 10
eentimes. The dollar was quoted at
Is francs 80 cen.inles.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Declare 100 Per Cent Dividend

Directors OF thc Salmon Falls Man
aiacturing Company have declared a
ioO per cent stock dividend. payable
IN common stock on May l to share
hoioers Of record Anrll II.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales Open. High Low Last
sooo ..tKnox Divide 81 s,s
ssss ssss :F%asNa% :HSsis'ana Gems H !: !: t !:
5oo.Magma Copper 81 81 s5 s5
$500 .fMarsh Min. IS 10 IS ls1s
1000 tMcKinleyDar 60 60 60 60
.oo MurM NJ Ltd. Is rs IS IS
1909 Nevada ophir 80 80 so so
4s5 ..S N Jersey zlnc.soo 500 2sss %.
300 Nipisaing Min 10 10 ~ ga
800 Ophir Sil M. u 8. II -
lSo0 lSo0 Pprinee Con-. - - - IS
5$$$ 5$$$ 5$$$ $5Ss: %}s = - +
4Soo rfsilver Pick. 3 SIS 5
Soo Stand sil Lead n Is Il K
Saoo Saoo sSuecess .sS,us, Mn. Mn s. s. = "a
3000 Sutherland d.
$50 .Tono Belmont IL
4s5S go TpOn 110no r3tsn Diyide II -. - :.
1850 United Eastern 3ss 80 az "a
2oo0 o0 ..tU S Cont NJ. els 10 sis 10
15oo 45oo +Tvic +Wlc,, D "a p).. 10 1ola 10 loH
s20S s2SS ~ Caps Min: 1ois = II Is 1oIss ii Ia
zoo ZOO v;,hsr, yM c FIX uIa,p1 iap1 2, 2, 2,
Bonds
Sales (ooo omitted>. Open. High. Low. Last.
"A Q 7lss 100 " 100 100 - 100 :
!; :1s7r An IS &. & s5s So. sssss ss ssss
.ecGs&ssL ti IS IS 81 e. s. s. s. s. 8 8 8 q
10 icons ..soa Tex =. v IS IS IS s.
10 .Kenn Cop 7s... s2% sS% sS% So
90 30 .Penn Is " L.. .1o0N ;oO7s 1905 1903
aSa's .s@ss as, So5 sss ss s53: 80 s5
~ west Elect U.s.. 98N 9S7. 9SX oa7L
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
London Money Market

LONDON, April 2s.-Bar silver, e4d
per ounce; bar gold, l06s Cd; money,
~ per cent. Discount rates: Short
pills, 51s@5 per cent; three months
oliis, 81 81. per cent; gold pramium
at Lisbon, 140.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
tl t,on shows Improvement. Firm offers here
'o"i oFazi show an unchanged market.
Inc range Of prices follows.
Butter, Cheese and Esps

bnftcr-Receipts were s.s25 packar.e
Creamery. higher than extras n IS ~
score s5's q 6isc. IS to 50 score. s3@64iac
grades. 81 q SIC: unsalted. hisher ~,
extras. @1lhc: extras. 7oG7o,.c. n,as.
90 " q o9s; seconds, CO q csc; state d.,,v
tuos, finest. 66G67c: good to pr,m. a.S
voc. common 10 fair. 5096ic: renovafe-
eHtfas' s''W5Sc: hrsts. So Iadiss
current make. frsts. A. a 4sc seconds 40
4'c; lower grades. 41NA2c; packing s,oci
s9aieht make. No l. t$ia @ 4ic: No. :. 4afi
Nnsese- Receipts We're l69 bSyes st..>
whole milk. fresh fats. co,orea ~
co'orcd. 27c: white as~, 'I''.
s,aoes 2oN -ec; held fats. specials an y.
~ ~ - aNetege iun. y {: zoe; lover 81. "
~ "a &c. twins. held specials. viii ~,
Soloied - n Roc. average run a7in, ps =, ~,
lower grades, .0ga7o. WISCONSIN ,,,,N,
hnLt' ha,s h.ld, twins; 2sepSoc: single aalsies
a, netu -sq 81 iac; double daisies held IS -
&c: &c Young Americas. a3 a SIC: state s,,,,,s
mats afpi twins. held. specials. lgiscs"",n.
,resh specials. lSQi9c: prime To cSoioo' 49,
a 10 u &C. tair TO good. 1lul4c: lewer
EgEs-Receipts were 1884 cases rr..u
gathersd, extras. dozen. <Sis 4. ssc. s,ors.n
eSsSe' s7e fresh essFa raa5sns ss,s arss Is
A7c' nrsts. 4sd &C; seconds and noorsr ~
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

orja, M Spot Markets Galveston
Nv Crin Cunionanged at 92c; sales, 4S6 bales
sales aao "I Iu'e'' unchanged at 4l.25c
chanaoJ mobile nominal un-
non'iSoi d. 4V.ooc sales nil Savannah
Gharins,'o ucnanged at 41.15c; sales nil.
sales ~ S~.eauy, unchanged at 40.50c;
s6'es so eso MI. Norfolk quiet. Unchanged At
rv,oUe. ',no. sales "a bales Augusta stead,
u, unchanged at 40.ssc; sales MI. Memnhis
st'anH 81 Ky unchanged at 42c sales, 300 bass
nil nil ''pu's Wn;ss steady unchanged ut 42c: sales
H., s''I' Hoouslon steady, unchanged at Al .95r'
saies ,.h ss5 bales. Little ROCK steady. unl
stnadv snanEe" a, az fl75c sales 449 bales Daiias
5o7 bales. Montgomery steady. unchansos;; sasSs;
~ &C. sales. 30 bales. Fort WYNN
sste,auy' sa,ay' unchanged at 4o.5oc sales. 500
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

The columbia trust Company has been
appointed 'tspsfer agent Of rr"tt {" Lam
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

on the whole the undertone was easier and
INA prices were 10 to % points net lower
iota sales Tor the day We're IL. 900 barrels
Ihe range of nrices - -
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

The market was quiet yesterday, and
while somc nervousness expressed over
tho fears OF delays In tho movement to
this po,nt on accoun, or traffic conditions