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New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Financial Items

Donald s Ferguson. formerly with tho
National City Company is now associated
with the sales organization Of Eastman.
Dillon Co. = Broadway. and Will sct
= their representative in Boston and
vicinity.
General Guy Z. Tripp. chairman OF the
WESTINGHOUSE Electric and Manufacturing
Company. VIII sail for Europe July / and
viii visit England. France and Belgium.
The committee securities Of the New
York Stock Exchange has ruled Rand
Mines. Ltd. ordinary stock American
shares be not quoted dividend on June
so and not until further notice. and that
transactions in United Drug Company first
preferred. second preferred and common
stock, unless made specifically for cash.
Will be ex-rights on June SO also that
i-ehigh Valley Railroad common stock be
quoted eX dividend on July 2
At the annual meeting OF the stockhoId-
ers OF the Producers and Refners Cor
poration the directors ana officers were re
elected. except that w. Z Lockhart vice.
president and treasurer. WAS elected a d.
rector 10 succeed T. p. Shove, who re-
signed.
Warwick. Mitchell & Co. announce the
opening OF Louisville Offices to be placed
In shp-~@ of r N '~r-~
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Broadway Asso.
declares for Tax
On Gross Sales
ro,ld Make Substitution
for Present Form of Tax
alton; Jules S. Bache
Addresses Business Men

,,.r,srs Of the Broadway Associa-
-, At a luncheon meeting at the
r..., Nv. Astor yesterday, pledged them
Nv, ~. "a work for the overthrow of the
nrofts, super and all excise and
.;.l stamp taxes of the revenue
of 1918. and to substitute there
,.rs gross sales tax. otherwise
LAWN as gross turnover tax, after
n..,,inc 10 an address on the subject
:. 1oles S. Bache. Of J. S. Bache &
Co.
" Bsche asserted that a l per cent
..x m sales would produce a revenue
- 5000 100000 year and do away
Nth the necessity for the many bur
..,some taxes that are driving invest
~. 10 withdraw their money from in
srs.rial ventures and place it in tax
.rsmpt municipal bonds. AS evidence
u this trend Mr. Bache said that he
.rsw prominent Wall Street man
xso has sold vast number of indus
rial stocks in order 10 obtain 5,000,-
400 with which he took up the entire
az ax exempt bond issue of single
municipality.
Regarding The Duplication of sales
tsY Mr. Bache said that he did not
think il would run over five times or
ner cent in the case of any com
modify with the exception of wheat
which might be made TO yield per
cspt tax in the movement of wheat
from tire farm 10 ne consumers table
in TIE :Srm OF bread, and he said,
4 per cent on Nneat never would
mesh ore rent on = -oaf of bread"
"Progrc=sive business organization" +"
be said, consists of three parts:
lsbar, management and capital all
being interdependent each on the other.
II present conditions continue I fear
The. we will have plenty of Tabor and
plenty Of management, but that capt.
tai Will disappear. and while | am not
ot bose who recommAnd that capital
strike for lack OF protection"
..,hat the advocation OF a gross sales
tai s not entirely new was pointed
ou. hy Horace de Lisser, chairman of
tna board OF directors of the Ajax
R5ater Company, who in May, 1917,
presented a brief on the subject to
+. II. simmons. then chairman of the
Setlts Finance Committee. A reprint
0: ,ae brief was read at the meeting
and indorsed by Mr.. Bache and the
usm;ters OF the association.
Ths resolution putting the assoca-
Con sn record as advocating the re-
pal OF the present taxation laws and
ii; substitution Of the gross sales tax
va passed unanimously at the close
Of tie meeting
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

woolen dress goods and silks; 4o4 Fourth
FORT WAYNE. 1nd.-shields Clothing
Co.; j. /. Shields, clothing; Pennsyl-
GLENs FALLS. N. Y.-H & f Bnch; H.
Marlborough
GREELEY, co-Reuer's, g. c. Reuler,
Jobs wash dresses and waists; H. r.
Hibbs, clothing and furnishings: Alfred
Fantl l2O w. Thirty second Street
HARTFORD-Sage Allen Co; Miss H.
Sellers. laces. embroderies, wells. neck
wear, dress trimmings; c. z. Cioodsell.
drugs and toilet goods; 4o4 Fourth Ave-
ARTFoRD-Brown. Thompson Co.; GE
Reardon; cloaks, suits, waists and furs;
HARTFoRD-Brown. Thompson Co; Mr.
Mulhern. ready to wear: 23o Fifth Ave
HARTFORDLsage Allen Co.; w. ]. Hine
:, d dress +, s :, E goods; 494 FOurth Aye
r. NJ. Smith, dry goods; James Burke
representative; Bresln.
HOusTCN 1ex;-Hogan-A -Allnoch D. G.
c.. E j. Hogan, piece goods; 256
JoHNsToWN. Pa.-The Nell Smith Corset
Shops; Miss n. Smith corsets; Pennsyl-
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Franl<el. Krank &
Co. j. A. Adler millinery and biouses !;
broideries and ribbons; L. WALL flowers
and feathers; All Fifth avenue.
LAMcASTER TaushaTtenberg Pa, & Robin
linens; 404 Fourth Avenue.
LANCASTER. Pa.-Iager & Bro: l. L.
Croft dress goods md silks; 4o4 Fourth
goods cloth'ns and furnishings; Broad
way Central:
Scher blankets, bedding. wash goods,
white goods Innings. linens dress goods,
silks ana velvets. 1852 Fourth Avenue,
sth floor.
LYNN, Mass-Goddard Bros w l. God
dard. Iaces, neckwear ribbons. hosiery.
gloves, muslin underwear, umbrellas $,
parssols and infants. wear 432 Fourth
Avenue: Mrs A. p Burke, representing
1DDLETTWN ID c9nn5 1ea5v to H. nqnea &
waists. wash and dress goods; 4o+
NJ EogT'h &c {1T hrAWN Aysnue. corr-1 Y purco CO
muslin underwear.- dress and wash
goods 4o4 Fourth Avenue D ", -
Gerretson. dry goods and ready to wear;
MiLWAr Co; G, NJ. Blum,
MOBILE. Ala.-Dunlap D. G. Co; e. H
Symonds. piece goods only $50 Broad
NAsHavIi.LE. s,a HE Tenn.-L. Jonas & Co; A
Jonas millinery; $40 Broadway
r. A Mills. dresses coats. suits and
waists: 20 Mercer street,
NORFOLK. Va.-Whichard Bros: II. W
street.
NORTH ADAMS Mass-A. Jafe. DIR,
goods. Pennsylvania.
! OKLAHOMA CITY-Mason little Dry
! Goods Co. w. w. Little. ready to l. wear
OMAHA. Neb-r w. Thorne & Co; r
W rhorne; women's and misses ready
pApLrRSBt1RC; w Va.--Dls Bro &
Co E r Meek. rugs and upholstery
PuiiII.ApELFHIA- III" .,tn.IA John wanamaker; A
@ Gresham. muslin underwear; waist :
Infants wear: Broadway and Tenth
Street.
DELPHiA-Blauners Miss Phil
lips infants and giris bathrobes ant
nouncings for fall; A. Fantl. ll6 Wes
Thirty. .sccord street.
PHILA ApELPH1A-Ste warts; G. Koenig
dresses h Fanti. lls West Thirty sec
ond street.
DELPHIA-Egin silk Waist Co.
w Goldsteln. mfrs. SILK waists lls'
Broadway.
PHILApELPHIA-S Co: J. l.
Shoemaker furniture. rugs ana cArpetS
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Business Items

Plans 10 organize an international con-
ference OF the distributive trades of Great
Britain and the United States will come
up for approval a, meeting of the board
OF directors Of the National Retail Dry
Goods Association in this city on July S..
according TO an announcement Yesterday
by Lew Hahn. secretary of the organiza-
ton. The plan for an international alli-
ance resulted from the recent visit of a
delegation of British drapers to the United
states. upon the invitation of the domestic
association
New samples and prices OF athletic un-
cerwear and night wear will be shown the
trade on July !. according to a decision
oH lsaclng hrms who members OF the
Ath!etic Underwear and Nightwear Divi-
sion of the International Association Of
Garment Manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Great Northern Iron
Surplus Shows Increase

The annual report of the Great
Northern Iron Ore properties, issued
yesterday, shows a surplus after taxes
and charges of the trust for the year
ended December 81 of s5.75o63s
equivalent to S3.S3 share on the
100000 certificates of beneficial in
terest outstanding.
This compares with $4.522,5o or
s3.Ol share in the preceding YEAR.
Receipts showed an increase during the
year of sl,259,S7o, but the undistrib
uted receipts showed decrease of
S24936S
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
German Internal Bonds

J. H. brown. mfrs. 4'ia tailor or made made s0. a0G
,,,y,i wash r, Skir5s; s. is; Pennsylvan!a.,
PfilLADELPHtA-N. Snellenburg G. Co:
Miss {. Lowenstein. misses ana chill.
p,i5 dTgnT s r, Esa9y d to wear; l2sl Broadway
SOL Faggen. mfrs. shirts and na ,r9as 1nc: !:
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA = Sacks Bros; Sam
Sacks mfrs misses suits; 1851 Broad
northumberland Bros: Miss Nc
Cam, dresses and ready to wear, Broad
FliILApELPHlA-strawbridge& & Cloth
ier; }. ". Powers. linens, handler
PIilLADEI.PH Waldman Co: Miss
IDA Waldman. 8 cent ana 10 cent store /.
Pl1IlLADELPHlA-stewar,s Joseph Gold
A. Fantl. lls West Thirty second Street
PH1LA lila, pELPHIAIFTeed Eaafl & Freed: J
E1.PHlA--Franklin Sweater Mills
a. J. Liohtenstein. yarns: Bresin.
PHILADELPHiA-G. A. Rumpf, knit ua-
derwear and hosiery; Bresin.
PHI l-ADELPHi Al. +. Dittman g. Co.;
j. f. nittman. woolen piece goods; :
piece goods West Thirty-third Street
plTTSBURG = c. Brucker dry goods
r, and an, : n nou9ns i Herald square.
PlTTsBuRdHFrans nosF nd snit a and ssdsr Sc
waists; Oscar Abel, is v. Thirty sSth
Store; Mrs. E. Perham, Jobs suits; 1851
PlTTsBuRGH-Me Jonasson & Co.;
Miss X. Lucey. women's misses and
girIs gn nis.,. skirts, skirts and dresses; 100 West
URGH-McCreery Co; l. Myers.
ladies' ready to wear; NJ Mungaven.
turs: L. McKibben, JOB department; l..
PITTSBURGH - Kaufmans Department
Store; H. Starr. ready to wear; 1861
t,,,n nor, c2a,s :, It's, and suits; Is Vest Thirty
PITTsBURGH-Parts Cloak and SUIT
Co; II. Kiss, dresses, coats and suits :,
pITT 70 sci Plf1h 1c Avenue 4 ANnE.;,r,.r g. p
Mitchell. notions. handkerchiefs and
neckvear ribbons, laces and embroid :
PlTTsBURG H--P. Ginsburg g. Co.: Paul
Ginsburg, knit underwear and hosiery
PITTSBuRGH-Wearf Clothing Co.; n.
Breakstone. boys clothing, Herald
PITTsBURGH-J Friedman. woolen n;oc.
PORTLAND, Me-Eastnlan Bros. g. Ban
croft Co., J. b Arnsbey. silks wooIen
hans hpess soads, zoe E cotton dress goods and rib
PRINCETON, Ind. Wheeler. dry goods
pRn1,D snd F,Sssrlss, DS% =. u.s.; Asazar: y sa;a
{. T Mansell. cloaks. suits, waists and
dresses; geo Fifth Avenue, Room sls. s''u
PROVIDENCE - Mfrs. Outlet Co. M
Isaacs. ready to wear; 12O West Thirtv
second Street. Room 1910.
| PRONlDENCE-J. Samuels & Bros N,.s
NJ. r. Tully. laces embroiceries ana
neckwear, A. Fan,I. lis West Thirtvi 1Ni
second Street. ~
PROVIDENCE-Thc Shepard Co.; e. r
SuIlivan linens; 22o Fifth Avenue
! ROCHESTER-Si Lindsay a. Kerr. a
a. Williams RIBBONS and rancy goods
432 Fourth Avenue.
| { I f>.FS
representing; 225 Fifth Avenue
salem Mass w g. Weber Co; f A.
Potter. silks and dress goods 4o4 Fourt h
Avenue. " II
SALEM Mass-w g. Weber Co. IT
Potter silks. woolcn dress goods uni,rs.
404 Fourth Avenue. ''-'s
SAN FRANCISCO--Unitcd Ha, Co.; Harry
J. Kossoy. wholesale millinery. Penn
sylvania. "
SAN FRANCIsCo--Holm& & Nathan. Frank
Corel. representing. 62l Broadway
CHENECTADY-H. s. Barney Co. G. p
Raymond. piece goods, 4o4 Fourth Ave
nue..
sAVANNAH-J. T. Cohen. Sons: II.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Commodities
CONTINUED from paqe Is

able although there was a report from
Fergus Falls, MINI. that red rust had
developed in that locality and threat
ened to injurc the crop. Red rust is
not particularly feared in the wheat
trade, however, as most serious dam
age is done from black rust and blight.
Corn--The market developed reaction
AIRY tendency during yesterdays session and
prices for the July position lost more than
later months declined II. to lasc Reports
of rains over the West the principal
beariSh factors which caused quiie heavy
1t was thought that the rains would be
highly beneficial TO the new crop which has
recently been making rapid growth al
though uneven. owing to the delays in
planting
Regents at primary points were heavy
Cash markets were easier and it was the
prevailing impression that there viii be
fair deliveries on July contracts.
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn Sw xo 60gH yellow $780, $780, sss SIGSs sss sF2
Chicago.
595S 5s5;s m b.4 @ 1!i~ ~ l7ss l.7s's 4Iss. 4.ls.
Oats-The report Of rains over the lead
ing oats states, with prospects of some
selling movement in the market and prices
Were easier. closing with net losses of sc
to i2c. Cash markets were slightly lower
in the West and the trade at large felt
less apprehensive Of serious crop damage.
In the local cash market prices wer.
easier. No. white, nominal: No. 2 white
sl.33 to 1882 No white, 81 32 to si.S3,
No. white. sl.30 TO sl.3l. fancy clipped
white, $l.3G, ordinary clipped white, 81
all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
n Y: close. close. ago.
No. 2
white 81 s3@1.s3,a s1.3301.34s s7a1a@so
Chicago:
july. l03is 1.04hs .6s7s
Sept. 81 .SSi2 .6Si2
] Rye-Market easy
I Yesterdays Previous Year
y Y close. close. ago.
No. West. s242 s244 sl52ia
Flour and Meal-Ouotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
\. y: close. close. ago
/ MINI. patent
sl3.25Q q 1926 sla.25 al425 slls5q11ao
I Corn meal
1850 40 4ssG4ao s.5o@435
1l.75Ql2.oo ll75Q121o go
Bran 800 Ga 90 4275 @ a3 90
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Commercial Credits

The demand for business money con-
tnues strong and a large volume of
commercial paper is being issued at
present. The paper market is fairly
setiye, with rates continuing on their
;Ormer levels Of 74 per cent for best
Known names and per cent for names
Of less value Banks in the uptown
tammercial section have little money
10 invest in commercial paper, accord
ing TO their officials, and are finding
il difficult 10 take care Of the needs
Si their clients with the available
slpplY OF money.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
French Shoe Trade Dull

The shoe industry of France is
suffering from lack of orders in the
same manner as the American industry.
Reports were received here yeserday
that the shoe factories in Alsace Lor-
raine are closing down Belief that
fall prices will be lower, is given as
the reason for the withholding Of
orders at present
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

Mason.' Morris and Jacob.
Fishman ................. 237.i
Montgomery, Austin H. and Will
liam w. Young-J. w Ford ct
al ......,........... 4o4.4
Mason, Morris-L. Fishman .. 4s3.-
Nordone. Frank-E. S. Ireland
Otrophen Steamship Corporation
Western Union Telegraph Co: 1855.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny Coal
Co. and Max NJ. Hart-Mun-
dial Trading Co., Inc. . 427.:
Regan, Peter-D. Z. jackson:
costs ............... 1874.
Shkoler, Louisa. Klares; costs 1903.
Shkoler. Esther-Same: COSTS. los.'
Seidman, Max-M. stesh ct al. s72
Schreiber, Morris-T. Miskowitz $50
SchiH. Walter I-E Klobert .. 1886.
Tetler. Nina--H Schwartz ct al. 142.
Tansky, sam and Charles SEN
dey--S " Barash. l20.
Travellers Co-Elwood Meyers Co 228.
Un-H-Ld Products Corp-Auth
Electrical Specially Co. ..... COS.
Universal Appraisal Co, 1nc-G
Lawrence .................. 1s4
Nalse Corp-L Nogel. el........... 1l5.
Wendell. joseph-J l. Cooper.... 1,o7i.
Wormser. Leopold Austin H
Montgomery, VIM n w Young
j w Ford ct al.......... 500
IN BRONX COUNTY
The frset name is that Of the debtor.
Kavolsky. Benjamin-B Castel-
Miller. Frank VII ] o'Neili:.. 12s.
S Mayer Inc-R Marrone ct al. 275
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
The range of pr'ces follows
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-roceipts were e.130 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras d. 80 a. ~
81 score 56@ 5sc. So to SO score. 5S ~
55i4c; seconds. SO to 81 score. 46d 52c:
lower grades Q45c; unssited. higher
than extras MIRA: s2'7 a ssc eS,ras 81 &C.
dairy. tubs finest. 81 n Sc. good 10 prime.
81 q soc, common to fair. A. q sc, renoyatTd.
extras. 50N Sic, trsts IS n 59c. ladies'. cur
rent make, frsts Asa sc. seconds. 4li2 40
current make No. !. 42Q &c. No. 2.
Ale. lower grades. 81 n 4oc.
Cheese-Receipts. 4.32l boxes State.
whole milk. fresh fats. colored. ID. 27s
q 2s+zc whites. q y n 28i4 &C, average run.
colored whites 26q 27c; lower grades
average run. white colored. 20 n rs y e.
lower grades. goa 25c: Young americas.
81 II a 32i3c; Daisies. 2a0 soc Wisconsin.
whole milk. held. twins. rs 29c' fresn.
2Sl2c: held. 25G G2sizc; double Daisies.
fresh. 27i1 n 2S izc; hold. 25 2ec; fresh,
81 q nc. fresh specials 1912 q SC. prime
to choice. l641717c. fair 20 good, IL 9
- nc; lower grades. 5M loc.
Eggs-Receipts were 1881 cases. fresh
gathered extras. dozen so sic, extra
firsts II n 49c. frsts. ~ q 4Gc, seconds. SO m
4lc ,dirties No. !. special packings. a. y
30 nc. regular packngs 35 a 81: 80. ana
poorer - a 32c; checks. falr to choice. dry.
30T 33c: State. Pennsylvania and rearry
western hennery whites. extras, 5s n s q:
extra arsts. 55057. frsts. 81 q sac; garhet.
ed whites. frsts TO extra frsts. $50 sc :
under grades As 65Ic; Pacific Coast. wti.e
extras 81 q 5sc: extra frsts SO q 5 &C ..rs.s
52M SAC: under grades. 46 SOC: small SO q
42c other western and southern. gathered
whites 44G51c: State, Pennsylvani ard
nearby western hennery browns. extra S.
graded extras. seq sic; firsts to extra
.rsts, 43 q 4sc. 80
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
BUYERS Coming

Los GELES-Bulock's Fred p. Bacon
silks 225 Fifth Avenue, is expected
Los ANGELES-Myer. Siegel e. CO
Myer Siegei and Mrs. Myer Slgel. and
MISS Bessie Levy, coats suits gowns
June %
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS

CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATIONS
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE 10 YEAR 10
CONNERTl BILE DEBENTCRE BONDS.
DATED JANUARY LIST. 1920.
The coupons of the Ten Year &c. Con-
vertiblc I)ebenture Bonds of the cuba
Cane Sugar Corporation. due July !. 1920
viii be paid AT the Office OF the Guarsnfy
Trust Company. 30 lie Broadway. New
York. y. Y
II KROYER. Treasurer
June 25th 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name Is that of the debtor; the
second that Of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
Schissei, Morris--E. Kahlenberg;
June 5, 1913. .................$ 500. 90
Sturn. Hans-W. Schroeder: Oct
IS. 1910. ................... a4323
Finch. Louisa A. executrix-S.
e. Furnald January 81, 1919
(released) .................... 1514e8
Burchard, Anson W.-C. I. Skin
ner. January 16. l9lS........ 1908 So
Cumming Frederick H-Same;
January 16, 19l8..........4... 1o13.62
Commodore Lunch Co. Ines.
Cohen April %. 1920. ........ 480 20
kahrs Hans Inc.-Davis & Sui
Ivan Co: March %, 102O. 1892
Microutsicos. George and Spyros
Smith Co BID June 26. 1919 1865 5s
Hudson g. Manhattan R. r Co
i. Lang; June 26. 1915: (re-
versed) 49,. ................ 5s472
Fox. Nictor-Nat Lewis Inc
July 2, lal7.................. lo3 rs
Ford, Robert A;-1ndependen,
electrical Supply GO. Inc.
Stephany, Willam-H Jaburg
ct al, February 20. l920 21640
In Bronx County
Glanone: Rafael-A Sarno
March 81, 1916 (vacated) 49,. ss447
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
usiness News

strike in order to resume business.
According to the speakers, the trade
is capable of withstanding further
period of inactivity.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Years ago.
Live steers. fair to
prime. 90 .Sl4. 00Ql775 sl3.00415.f0
D re s : beef.
sides. b.. ESQ 80 100 20
Live veal.
100 lbs. .....' l4oo9ls.5o l7oo9a1oo
y = $ $ d veal.
city, lb. ....... .2oQ % .25p 81
livr ewes 100
lbs ....,...... $500 $50 7ooQ5o 90
Dressed mutton.
CITY, Id. ..... .l4G ~ .l2Q .l3
Live lambs. fair
lbs. '.''.l' '......'.' 17.ooals.oo 1s.ooais7t
city. ID '...0. 2s0 ss 22@ 81
Hogs 90 lbs. 1925 Ql10o 2l.5o del.15
- : d hogs
bacon. b.. .2i = q 22i< .2s "a O. 20 =
Mess pork bbI 80 50 n 30 s. IS 90 a So Sc
Mess beef. Dol .. 16. 90 a i 90 35 90 q so
80 West. 100 lbs. 2osoa2o.7o s47oqs4e
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Receivers in Bankruptcy
judgments Filed

terday. the hrst name being that t'Vo Of the tho
In New York County
Aranow. Hynan-I sunenshine. slso15
Aetna Motors Corpn. OF New
York-State Exchange Bank OF
Petersburg Iowa .......... 447S4
Inc.-L. and r Motor Car
Abrarnson. Joseph-1riio Manu- ~
featuring Co Inc. 2os.es
Avs5lfsn W54istns,on gn'0n pumn Line, and INA Ma.
- chinery ,corpn. ..........;.... e?s.ls
Brenner, Jacob. recr-I. Silver. 1900
Bittner. Sam-B. Hlicher ...... l4l.91
Boericke. Harriette - Marie An
toinette Hotel Co.. Inc........ 1899
Biackham Storage and Truck
ing Co - Grarnm Bernstein
BicSei. Joseph-L and A. Motors cow"
Co.. Inc ................. 2A7cs
Boyd. Maxim B.--J. V. Campbell 4.369.se
cragin & Co. Inc.--D. c. Reid. 7,:9s.ba
Chazan. Harry--A. Friedman ct
Contropossi Bernardo. and Cath
erine-G singer .'.......-... s2s.17
~ Freldus ..........,...... 1874 rs
Cleveland Akron Bag Co. ~. >.
Potash ct al ..........,..... l3,4e4 80
Dare Lumber Co.-I.ink Belt Co. 4ll.74
Co-cIass Journal Co.......,. 2es.7s
belmont All or Alfred. Gallo
Erkiin. Otto K-L. oreiner &
son Inc. .............,...... 1.l47ss
Forisnza. v.ncenzo (Forlenza
Express)-H. Messnick ct al. 2oS. 5
Friedman. Joseph--L Rosenhesm b2s 10
Friedman. Eose-k. Krsmer.... +72 30
Gerbeau & Co. Inc Hunter,
Trintn a. Co................. 7s1 40
Govern Construction Co. Inc
J. J. Hanna ........... So. 1850
Poultry CO.. inc ....'......... 1873 20
Cnrpora,ton "..............'.. l.t6os5
HacHei Barney--s. Cohen ..... 2o7so
IInnman ....'.......... 1900
Eaur'~T Y DcuRhArty RI al. 337 ~
parne-A H covert ct al ...... s3S 32
Hawkins Elsie II T. j. kriAor~
Ism ..4.,... ...... -. '..' ''t' oie'''
Istselson. Harry NJ ECONOMY
SIX Mllis) .-~Llondaln Nercnn-
Tile Co.. inc. .....,.. +,a.-..... o3s og
Kstlin. irving y Bookn'aver 27+b7
ksvoisNy. Eenjamin~-H. cns,el- .s, -.
lsno -4.t-..... ,--.. -. t,t-t- e. 80
Kinbsrg Georgr--M Boyle $50. ioi%l
KAilnsn. bernard Wefas II Klau
/ ""'i'V' '''',.., a72 "a
, . Dt.oD AieHs & Katz..... 2t7 80
I.y0ns Fduard y H"itahn .,. llzsl
l.. wrf'e'' @'''''' ..'.'.,"..'0'. i,6szsi
.t~~s q ME- 20 A silbnrfeid 4s5.<f
Harkei tplspe -. Weston f2p ~
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Cottonseed Oil

The market displayed considerab BILE re-
sislance to bearish Influences and at the
close Of the day values We're is to "a
points net higher. There furt her
tenders on July contracts, but in most
cases these were taken up by refining in
terests and this seemed TO revive conn
dence in prevailing prices and it
thought that the July liquidation had run
is course. Total sales for the day were
l0.S00 ba arrcls
The range Of Driceg folInxys.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
p"SAoS STOCK DIVIDEND NUMBER
FHfrR

-,,s,as regular quarterly dividend OF
-. i..kNrY YIVE cYSTs PER SHARE upon
- 'rfyraor CAPITA s,ocN oe this com .
~ !. iiz1. r. ail Common Gtockhoiders
ts s,....2'e ~ the close OF business July
f".aYtr eoeks VII not be closed
:, koBExT T.. DIAN, TRKAsIREH.
HsN ". -.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
.ss,<r CYFtCE CA
>'SAbOoD. GREESE 4 co. MANAGERS


cas- regular quarterly dividend of 4 IL
-si{en ne yrsferrsd ssock u Wtnnsboro
sfsias rae se~n declared. payabis July /.
4 fns ~ tnt efYns ~ 'hs Transfer Agents
.xks.s ses knS!an1 Tfust rof1psnSe B"ston.
80. y sil s'De< e<hnifera ~ record a.
F''S sf business June zb, 1879
gx~, W!%ssEOEO MILLS.
--NsY 9 EfKFKrT. Jr.. Trsssur"r
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

in the United States District Court we're
as follows:
CJBAN ATLANTIC TRANSPORT COR
RATlON-lnvoluntary petition against
the Cuban Atlantic Transport Corporation,
coal and sugar carriers. so Church Street
Marce!lno Garcia, of the three cred :
itors peti,ioning. claims 5000 900 for
moneys loaned
kLB1NA1AN & LENkowsKY-Invo
and an, Never Lenkowsky. furs. 81 East
Eighth Street trading al Kleinman & Len
kowksy, liabilities, $4,000; assets s5 900
kLANG, ROSEN & CO.-1nvoluntary pc
tition against Samuel Klang, Henry Rosen
and Jack ". Pollowitz, furs 40 West
sen & Co: liabilities. SIS 900; assets ST. 900
BENJAMIN MARGCIIES Involuntary
petition again Benjamin Margulies dry
goods merchant, 1873 Eldridge Street liza
oiities and assets not stated.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes
terday were as follows:
kLANG, ROSEN &, CO-Judge Augustus
n Hand appointed Louis II. Saper rs re-
ceiver for Samuel Klang, Henry Rosep and
Jack w Pollowitz. furs. trading as Kang,
Rosen Co, 40 West Seventeenth Street,
assets. $4,000.
LAFAYETTE FASHION SHOP Judge
Hand appointed Clarence NJ. Lewinson as
ana suit merchant, trading as The Lafay-
cite Fashion shop 1880 Third Avenue,
with bond Of $1,000: liabilities. $4,000;
assets. $1,000.
G. AND r. RESTAURANT CO.. INC
Judge Hand appointed Einar Chrystie re-
Inc. l16 Fulton Street with a bond OF
81 200, liza bilities and assets not given
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Santa Cecilia Sugar Corporation
PkEYEEgED STOCK DIVIDEND NUM-

EEk EIGHT
.!ss rtggi4r quarterly dividend os ONE
sd ?HKKE- QUARTERS PER CENT
<sSea trs Preferred Capital stock OF tnis
NJ hss teen duly declared. payable
Sssss. 2 .fz1 70 Preferred Stcckhold"rs
= ,.cosd ~ the closs of business July
Ef4asfsr hnnk, VII not be cloget.