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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-31
NOT AGENT FOR SHIPPING BOARD
Stand MONEY COMMITTEE HEAD
ARMY EXPENSES ALSO RAPED

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-31

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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81

Park (Br). do for ST Vincent. Cvr; Defiance.
do for Baltimore; Aracaju lBraE). do for
do: Songvnrd (Nor), do for Bergen, &C, via
New York; Maersk Dutch, do for Hotter-
dam; 1880 AM. tug John A Hughes, towing
dredge and scow for Cape Charles.
Sailed Goth. $40 AN, tug Bass. towing
barge John Forsyth seward: 0 AM, schrs
Grace Van Dusen (from New YorlD, Nor
folk; Jesse l. Leach, -: tugs Ballcamp.
towing barges Beatrice and Henry Endicott
Henrico, towing barges Charlestown and
Orinoco, seawa-d: 10 AM, Atkins Hughes.
towing barge Pure Oh No 3, for New York:
Bristol. towing barges Wollaston and Chat
ham, seward: t2:f5 PM. Bermuda. towing
barges Sagamon, Barnegat and Curnber-
and.--wind. W. "a miles; clear; moderate
PORTLAND, Me. Oct 2s-Arrived. strs
Snider. Sabine land sailed for Sears
porD Lake FAndango. Gaspe.
pico; Craigrownie, Chatham. NE; Brandon.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Oct 2e--sailed. str New
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 2s-Arr,ved.
strs Alaska Maru (Jspl.. New York for
Yokohama, Kobe. &c; Mobile City. Mobile
sailed 18th. str Edgemoor. Manila; motor
La MERGED. sydney, NSw.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct 2e-Arrtved. strs
Nascopie (Br), ST Johns. NF; Coskata.
Sailed Goth, strs 81 Johns County, South
American ports; Lake Wilson. Cardenss.
TACOMA, wash, Oct 2s-Sailed. str East
ern Belle, Cuba.
TAMPA, Fla, Oct 29-Arriyed. schr Ed
ward Smith. New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. Oct o3--Arrfved, strs Kongo-
san Maru lJapl. Winslow.
EVERETT, Wash, Oct 23--Arrfved, str
Agnes Dollar. Victoria.
HONOLULU, Oct 23-Arrived, strs Gaelic
Prince (Br) New York for Hong Kong (snd
called CATH: Sherman. San Francisco for
Manila: Ecuador, do for Yokohama. &c.
sailed ed. str Col L l. Drake, San Fran
cisco.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct 81. PM-Ar-
rived. tug Clara II Doane, Providence land
viii leave when weather permits with barges
BessIe and Alice for New York;.
PORTLAND, o. Oct 25-Arrived, str West
Niyaria. Shanghai
ROCKLAND, Me, Oct 2G-Arrived. tug
wyoming, towing barges TOT, Boston for
searsport. and 1888. Perth Amboy for Bangor
land tug remained 2Sth waiting orders,
barges having been delvered).
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct 13-Arrived.
str San Antonio. Punta Arenas; motor schr
Oregon, Nehalern.
Sailed 23d. motor Lnssen, Coos Bay.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Oct 23-Arrived, Str
Joan OF Arc. Aberdeen.
Sailed Esd. str Las Vegas. Honolulu. -.-
SACO. Me. Oct 2G--Arrived, barge Ie''
Perth Amboy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

The first name In that of the debtor: IN.
recond that OF the creditor. and date when
indrmnnt Mnn filed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
Business Troubles
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN

The following judgments were filed yester-
day the first name being that OF the debtor:
Atkinson Cecile-K. Murray. ....... S4ul~Ah
Ashtabula Engineering aud steer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
CURB STOCKS HOLD
MUCH EARLY GAIN
Trading Affects Many Issues,
but Turnover Is Small and
Oils Are Feature.

Following further declines among oils
at the opening of yesterdays Curb mar
ket there was a sharp upward movement
on short covering which advanced prices
from a point TO about three points from
their early low After the high prices
were reached, about midday. the marke.
quieted down little and, although
movements were uncertain, improvements
made earlier were generally maintained.
The session included a larger number OF
issues, but the total turnover was rather
small
OIL again commanded most attention
in the market. Standard OIL Of Indiana
opened well above Thursdays close. but
selling which forced 1t some thirty points
from the high followed. In the after
noon IL did better. General Asphalt and
Maracaibo Oil were in better demand
following early weakness and further
ground was gained In Mountain Produc-
ing and Salt Creek Producers, old and
new. Simms Petroleum was heavy.
Heavier activity was noted in Indus
trials In which n generally firm tone
was displayed. Silver stocks were In
clined to weakness during most OF the
session, but rallied slightly in the last
few minutes.
Illinois Central rs and Diamond Match
7hs made their appearance in the bond
section, in which fractional declines was
the rule.
Total sales and range OF prices fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
"MopEnx MrLLEn.s- OUTLOOK.

Odd lot. 'selis een,a a share.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
ARMY ORDERS.
Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK IIrsALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. Oct. 90.
These army orders have been issued !:


These army orders have been Issued:
INFANTRY.-Flrst Lieut. J. T. Daibry.
Fifty-seventh Infantry, transferred 10
Twenty fifth Infantry. Noealez, hriz, and
report 70 commanding general for duty;
fantry. 10 Norfolk. Va. for tempora ~
duty with Twelfth Infantry; First Lieut.
G. r. Gordon, Twelfth Infantry. 70 Camp
Meade Major Thomas j. Stangier honor
ably discharged: Lieut.-Col. George F.
Bailey, Cavairy detailed for general re-
cruiting service. Camp Hoisblrd: Capt. John
J. Harvey, Ninth Infantry, 20 Fifth Machine
starkey. Twenty-third Infantry. 20 Ninth
Infantry; eut.-Col Albert b. Sloan. as
signed 10 Fourth Infantry. camp PIKE;
Capt. Haven n. Packard TO Fort Smelling
Major Miles X. Taulbee. report 70 Brigade
General w p Mecaw. 2, .wvaghlngton
Infantry. detailed for general recruiting
service. New York city: Capt. G. p. Away.
sxtieth Infantry, detailed for general re
FIELD ARTILLERY Capt Guy II.
Dosher. assigned TO Eighty.second Field
Artillery. Fort Bliss; First Lieut.. Charles
Eighth Tield Artillery Brigade. Camp KnoN
First Lieut.. Gerald a. O'nourk. assigned 70
First battalion. Eighty-third Fieid Arin.
lery. Camp Bennins; Capt. Patrick l..
signed 20 seventy-fixth Field Artillery Ma
jor Courtiand Park, Artillery. assigned 70
Sixth Field Artillery, camp DM,
CAvALRY--Major T. De Ia VI. Alien. cav.
airy, 10 General staff COLLEGE. rort Myer.
first Lieut.. irwin ". zelff, cavalry re-
neved at headquarters Second CORPS Area
Governors Island. assigned 20 Twelfth Cav
airy; First Lieut. r. =. Mortimer. 20 Ear
Francisco. report 10 comm inding General
otyAnTERAfAsTER coRPs-Cnpt. w. H.
waurh, 70 Ross Ficld; Cnpt. ftenry A.
pittnan. honorabiy discharged. Capt. w. q
Mahoney. special orders October % amend.
ed, 20 Washington; Capt. Herman Kohlwes
honorabiy discharged: Capt Ernest X She
BE, 90 headquarters Second Corps Area
Governors Island Following named officer
honorahiy disci'a rRed; Major Paul u. Nav
Ma Ralph w. Case. Capt. Thomas VI
street. Capt. Willard A. VIM. First Ideut
Franklin Lamb, Capt. Jes1e a. Practher
Tirst Lieut. Erncs, T. Wheeler and First
Lieut.. John Farmer.
MEDICAL CoRps-Capt Albert g. KIN.
berger, 20 Walter Reed General Hosnitni
Capt. Albert A. hnkenhreudt. honoraby d.
charged: Lieut. Col. Craig n. Snyder n
Fort Wayne Major william IT, Borden. q
London. and take station for temporary
duty for pursuing a course of ok months
nj Royal rnstitute OF Public Health. return
10 United States, report 90 Adiutaut- Genera
and the Surgeon General. Cant Howarf G
Won Dahm. honorably discharged CAPT
Elmer !. Lambert. 70 Fort Des Moines
Mn Tor Robert r. Smith. honorab;y dscha rgct
Major Frederick s. Wright, 20 Camp runs
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
Vim. /. Barnes Refutes Nc
AdoO's Claim Under Fed
eral Operation.
MORE FREIGHT rs HAULED
Temporary Shortage in Roll
ing Stock Due to Increased
Production.

WASHINGTON. Oct. William l..
Barnes, executive manager Of the
American Railway Association Car
Service Division, called attention in
Washington several days ago to the
public address OF William G. McAdoo,
formerly Director General OF Rail-
roads and Secretary OF the Treasury
delivered at indianapolis on October
is. containing comparisons between
Federal and private operation of rail-
roads. Mr.. Barnes states that the car
service division OF the American Rail-
way Association has made an analysis
OF Mr.. McAdoos address and has pre-
pared the following statement:
Referring TO newspaper despatch
from Indianapolis October 16, report
ing Mr. McAdoo's speech. in which
comparisons we're made as between
Federal and corporate operation of
railroads:
ut is assumed Of course that the fig
ures used by Mr.. McAdoo in tina. part
OF his speech referring TO car service
were obtained from data compiled by the
railroad administration II this Is the
case these figures were compiled by the
car service section Of the railroad adj
ministration. CT which the present car
service division 10 the successor ana
which has both the records from which
the data quoted by Mr.. McAdoo were
compiled and also a continuation OF
similar records under the car service
division. The car service division has
made an analysis OF the published state
ment Of Mr.. McAdoo referred TO above
and makes the following comments:
THE article states that the former
Director-General OF Railroads asserted
that under Government operation there
had been an actual car surplus In the
crop moving season OF 1913 and surplus
IN 1919. except during the coal strike.
in contrast with a shortage placed at
142,s49 on September 1 OF this year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS,
MONTREAL CLOSING.

boxes. 9ff 4jc. fryors, 81 and AZ ibs. 70 doz
29@32c.; roastcrs. 34a40c., brollers, bills.
35G36c.; chickenF SOC: roasts, 33934c.
Western. iced, bhls.. broilers. lbs. each and
under, 30it34c. fryers. 2ia aud lbs. each
24d2ac. fowls. Western, dry pkd.. milk fed
boxes. 25u3sc.; corn fed, 24d3jc.; dry plSd
and iced, bbls. and kegs, 2tu33c. scalded
25d29c. old cocls. Western 2id26c. Ducka
Long Island, spring, soc. Squads. larg,
white, s and 10 lbs. TO doz., ss.50dli anc
Z lbs. S5T7: dark. x3.50nf: culis si.5on2.
POULTRY, IJVE-Fowls. freight. 35d36c.
express 3O6ra1c Chickens, freight. 3gc.
Turkeys. freight, 45c express, i.Nfis
Ducks, frciglit. soc express, 2SG3Or
Geese, freight. $50. Pigeons. pair. freight
Or express, f5IjOc. Guineas. pair, $1,000
1 %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

Special Despatch 70 THE NEw YoRK HrWLn.
CHICAGO. oct. 29.--Acco-ding TO the
Modern Muller. rains. covering prac-
tically the entire Writer Wheat Belt. this
week viii be OF great benefit to the crop,
as complaints Of dry soil had bec,me
numerous Not only win growth be
stimulated. but hessian fly activity will
bc checked. In Wow of indicated reduc-
ton I'm acreage, the condition Of new
wheat Is Of moro than ordinary impor-
lance. No large deliveries of wheat
from farms are shown, marketing being
mainly restricted"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
NAVAL ORDERS.

specior Despatch % THB Nrw YORK HraAtD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. II. g.. Oct. ~.
These navy orders have boon Issued
Lieut.. Commander Lesley y Anderson, n
command y. 8. g. Herndon. Lieut. Com
rnander John ~. Ashley, 20 L. 8. S Idaho
rnvali, % command L. g. s. Graham.
ieut Commander Howard A. Flanagan,
10 destroyer force Atlantic fleet. Lieut.
Comma ndcr George W. LaMountain, 10 Y.
e. g. New Hampshire; Lieut.. Commander
Cummings H. Jothrop, 70 command ~ q 8.
Buah; Commander Martin X Metcnif, 10
Secretary General Hoard. Navy Depart
ment Lieut.. Edward ID. Rodgers. 20 q. r. q.
Ari2ons-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-creanery. higher than extras.
H.. 62lsa63c. extras, W ecOre. Giittd2c. :
flrsts. 90 60 ~ score. 5ig6oe, firsts. vs. TO
i0a45c. lower grades. 3ia3oc. Danish
casks. 50d5sc. unsnlted. higher than extras.
eSa64e. extras. glGs2c firsts. 4sg6oc. :
$50 Soc. good TO prime. 50d5Tc; common
20 fair 3TTSsc.; renovated. cxtrns, nc.
ladies'. current make. frsts. 3aasoc.; soc
Ing stock. current make, No. 4. 31Q314o. !:
No. 2. SOC. lower grsdea. e7G2ac.
CIIEEsE-sthie whole milk held flats.
rpecials n, 2ba2sc average run 2iV25c :
fresh specials 23G24c; avernge run. u lsa
22i4c. lower grades. 20V2ii4c.; twins. held
specials, 2Gq27hc. average run. 24G25c.
2diAa25i SC. double daisies, held. eGd27Jsc. I:
young Americas held. Csc skins held,
specials lsft2Oc. prime 20 choice, l5nlTisc. {;
fair 20 good. i2aiiksc. lower gradce. i0c.
ESsGS.--Fresh gathered, extras Dozen T2d
73c. extra firsts GgG7ic. frsts, 64Ts7c .
seconds. jTde2c. dirties No. L. isI5Or !:
checks fair 20 choice. dry, ioa ilc. rcfrig-
flrsts, bad55c.; seconds. 50u52c. STATE.
Pennsylvania md nearby Western hennery
whites. extras. siH9Gc. extra frsts. p0d03c. :.
firsts. s2dssc.: gathered whitos. fir-ta to
extra firsta, s2@o3c. under Erndcs G5casoi
pullcts, o5nIsc. Pacific coast. white,
extras. p3Io0c.. extra firws. poe. firsis.
$40 Ssc. under grades. Goa soc; medium,
rlzes. T2mT5c.: other sections small. O1nTOc. :
other Wegtern and Southern gathered
whites. tsds5c state. Pennsylvania and
ncarby Western. heunery browns. extra. IS
dS1e: gathered brown ana mixed coors.
graded. extras. T2If3c. firsts 20 extra firsts,
G5m1ic..
poTAroEs--Naine 1870 his ss5o64.25;
State. S3.5Oq4; 100 ibr. $3a32a. Long
Island, Dbl. StGii0. Jersey red $50 lbg.
s27s13.25 long. ia5 lbr s9@a.25. $50 lbs
s2.7an2.aO; 40. .. bbl., sag; Southern, Dbl.
A.. 5002.lO. sweets. 1craev. basket, TIC .d
Sl.T5. Maryiend. basket. T5c.dSi.2J South
crn. Dbl, s271d32 -: No 2. bbl, si.J0Q2.
POULTRY DRESSED FRESH KILLED
Spring turkeys. dry or iced. 25diGc. /;
49,, 'aoaqsr virginir bpoliers sscj,
chickens. gee. Western. dry pkd brcilcrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
DECLINES SHIP BOARD.
NJ. y. Gillen IL Third to Turn
Down Presidents OTer.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.--Martin J. Gil
len OF Wisconsin has telegraphed Presi-
dent Wilson declining TO serve on the
new Shipping Board. Mr.. Giilen Is the
third of the seven men selected by the
President to decline appointment. The
others are Theodore Msrburg of Balti-
more and Gavin McNab of San Fran
cisco.
The only one OF seven known to have
accepted appointment IL Joseph y. Teal
OF Portland. Ore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
Production Limited.

"The railroads were taken over by the
Government as OF january l., 1918, dur
ing the war period. when under the ex-
isting emergency the entire transporta-
ton facilities OF the country were de-
voted 10 war purposes. II lie recalled
that the commercial interests not essen
tial 70 the war were being curtailed By
The various agencies OF the Government,
and necessities for transportation
thereby ccrrespondingly reduced.
This reduction provided ample trans
portation for war purposes. and il was
further possible 70 set 70 one side in the
grain producing territory reserve
supply os box cara In anticipation o.
the heavy initial movement ut the time
~ harvest This reserve supply Of from
10000 to $4,000 cars was exhausted
shortly after the time OF harvest. and
after the initial movement there was
no available surplus II Is not entirely
proper TO credit this as a surplus in
comparison with previous years. as the
practice merely followed the custom Of
railroads. under private operation when
they individually set TO one side their
estimate initial requirements accord
ing 20 crop conditions.
Following the armistice In November
demands for transportation rapidly de-
creased, so that IN tho following Marcf
tts1s) there was peak period or sur
pfus Of between 100000 and 100000
cars. This again made II possible for
the railroads In the spring and earl,
summer OF 1918 to store In the crop pro.
ducing territory box cars to the extern;
y necessary to care for initial movement
!. and approximately $4,000 cars were
thus set to one side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid. Ask.About.
Coupon AIS. Jan, 1864: .lo2is io9 20 80
Registered 4iss. jan, 1884 .10l1s lO9 Ia
Coupon 4lss. Sept, 1858. .102h 100 $50
Registered AIS. Sept. 1863 .10lia 100 10
coupon 4ias, March. 1865. oIM 100 10
Registered AIS. March, 1865. % ioo a'aS
Coupon 4ixs. jan. 1865. DTS LOO 80
Registered AIS. jan, 1855. % 100 40
coupon 4i4s, JAN, 1915. o7s 100 so
Registered AS. jan, f945. ~ 100 40
Coupon As, 1907. ]. & j.. e3 20 40
Regis. Is, 19G0-7, J. j.. 92 No 80
Coupon As, l95s-67 NJ S. 90 20 40
Regis. Ar, l95s-67. NJ. & s.. e2 Do so
Coupon As, jan, 1916. .... % 49,
Registered As, jan, 1946.. ~ -.
Coupon As, jan, 1912. ..... 30 49,.
Registered As, jan, 1912. e2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
nAnSspALL NET sa,o4e,oo5.

The Barnsdall Corporation reports that
the not income of its consolidated COM
panles, after charges and Federal taxes.
for nine months ended on September 90.
as S2.0t9.C05. Gross sales totalled
s5.t93,S30. and expenses s2.0J5. Is.
other income WIS S507,O3 depreciation.
depletion, interest and taxes. S1,505.54s
and proportion Of affiliated companies'
earnings, not consolidated, si12,t23,
making the net surplus for the period
t7.t6t.72s