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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Bank in Arizona
Forced to Close

PHOENIX, Ariz-, Dec. 14.--Inabf.
ity of cotton growers and stock
raisers TO meet their obligations ow.
ing TO depressed markets. was given
Is the reason for the closing OF an.
ether Arizona bank today. the second
90 close its doors within tho past
four days.
The latest institution 10 suspend
business Is the Holbrook State bank
Mt Holbrook. A state bank examiner
has left 10 take charge Of its affairs.
Last Saturday the State Bank Of
Glendale at Glendale. Ariz.. closed It's
doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
GOOD GAINS IN
wheat PRICES

CHICAGO. Dec. ft--rraln- were
urn on the Chicago Hoard 81 Trade
today short covering ana fair COM
mission house buying gave the mar
ket "A firm tone az the opening
which was followed BY good gains
IN wheat on light receipts. Corn.
weak at tho opening. recovered later.
Oats wefc Jun and the market
weak Provisions were higher 10
sympathy with wheat.
December wheat opened at stes.
NJ Ac. and later gained s4c. March
wheat opened Off iac. at ti.slLr
and later advanced ne
December corn opened up t.c at
III. and later was up tMc. Nav corn
opened at &c. down NC. and later
ADVANCED The; July corn opened off
a. - ana iater ssinsd &c
december oats opened late at
fsse up sc. and remained un-
changed, May oats opened late at
Jglx ar ap &c ana .a,sr lost 90
and later advanced &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

SEES BETTER
LUMBER TIMES

Aifho DEMAND and prices I'm the
lumber business are not 10 good ms at
tho beginning Of the year. yet there
IN cause for rejoicing because u has
passed thru the worst Of tho r~adjuEt-
mcnt period affecting all business. ae.
corsilnE 20 review u lumber condi,
tons In tho Lazy Timber Digest. pub
lished hero.
Tho review. entitled Tho Lumber.
mans chris;rnaa." declares: There
IL reasonable hope that greater eta,
hliity will follow. and with the build.
inr requirements Of this nation far
from filicd. the immediate future
holds great prumise.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Admiral Watson to
Replace President

The steamship Admiral Watson has
been withdrawn temporarily from the
Southeastern and Southwestern Alas
kan service 20 replace tho steamship
Governor In tho California run Of the
Pacific Steamship company. The
Watson viii sail "Wednesday for san
I'f-1nclaco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
URGES TRIAL OF
SHIPPING FRAUD
Former Assistant on U. S.
Board Makes Report

wAsIIfNGToN. Dec. iI--Tiftecn
prosecuting attorneys and five triai
lawyers should be employed by the
government 10 prosecute shipping
board frauds, Martin J.. Giiisn.
former executive assistant on the
board, today recommended In q writ.
ten report 10 tho Walsh Investigating
committee.
Glllen did not appear today ia per.
son.
Edward Dcnmnn, first board chair.
man, continued 10 testify concerning
loss. lie said American shipping sur.
fered because his succcrsors ala not
not carry out his Diesel engine prof.
~ct
B Giilen recommended an offcers Of
ships and all officers OF companies
operating under tho shipping board
BE- required. before receiving their
salaries. 10 take oath they have not
received and have no knowledge Of
rebates. bonuses or bribes. IIe also
urged complete abrogatlon Of all
present ship sales contracts and
making OF new arrangements.
Gillen said the american market
for ships Is shot 10 pieces" and that
many Of tho early purchasers OF ship
ping board vessels are destined 20
be- financially destroyed at an early
date" Therefore. the government
should take back all Its ship sales
contracts. adjusting prices anew and
making other contracts. he said.
There are n great number Of in
efficient members In the shipping
board operating companies. and yes
sells should DO taken away from
them" said Gillen. urging also com.
pieie separation OF the shipping
board and tho emergency fleet cor.
porailon and additional regulatory
shipping legislation by congress-
~-e~~~~-~~-~~-~>~~S
committee. n Is expected the
building win be finished by March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
SCHOOL DRAFT
IS COMPLETED

Members of the joint board OF
higher curricula met here Monday
and completed the first draft OF
the report which will be submitted
TO Governor Louis y. Hart before
tho converting Of the state logisla-
turc.
Agreement has not yet been
reached on the recommendation
TO encourage increased attendance
Mt the state normal schools.
The board will also make recon.
lamentations for the rcadjustment OF
he tax levy for institutions OF
higher learning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
SANTA CLAUS
APPLES HERE

Lady apples. petite. pink checked
4 nd sweet. have arrived on the mar.
ket for Christmas. This II the only
time OF year that Lady apples are In
demand. for they are primarily n
santa claua delicaoy. chiefly used 70
decorate the Christmas tree. Lady
apples are quoted this season for $3.50
a box.
More lettuce from The South came
IN Monday afternoon and WAS distrib-
uted Tuesday. Prices on both fruits
and vegetables remained steady
The same condition prevailed In tho
dairy market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
VICTIMS
ARE LAID AWAY

PORT ANGELES. wash. Dee. IL.
The IS victims Of the Inflated
barge W. J.. Pirrie were buried IN
ono grave IN the bay Just south OF
Cape johnson yesterday.
4 beautiful caaket holds the bodies
OF Mrs. Jensen. wife OF the captain
OF the barge. and her babe. liaakon
Jensen.
The rest Of the crew arc buried
IN rough c0ffinS. constructed out OF
tho flotsam OF tho wrecked vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Mem York Stocks in
Upvdrd Move After
Slight Opening Drop

NsW YORK ttsoeka slightly today
steel It's closing
~ Mexican foo
eum 1914 ~! Electric llss
hangcd' Texas Company Northern Pacific TtA up NJ
american e tos OFF VI New
% up W Norfolk Pacific ssa up ~
saA " 7bA OFF " American WOODEN
@s Up ~ southern Pacific 9ss. Heading SoA orr "
OF from the heavy
steel common led the rally Petroleum advanced s to
ieS and ian-Amercan ~. TO
dividend
sales reports touched
"f had that the
shNs sales behind showing
the declared
that stock advanced points around Ss
The market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
San Francisco Produce

BAN FHASCIAco, Dee. H. Butter
Et,rss. ale per ID. prime fifs,s. eve
pr ~.
ErEp-Extras Sc psr dors srfra rrsfa
fic per doa. EXTRA pallets. ~ No per doE.
underslfsd pulisfs. Tic per dcA
Chncae-.Ta &c per IN.
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DENVER. Dec. it.-catti--Rscetpta
BOO head. market steady. Steers tTU
$3.50. COWS and tnifsrn. ffseua.t0.
stochers and feeders - so0T.se.
Hogs--Rscsipta. 1.soo head market sse
10 soc lower. Top. 1850. bulk Of saiea.
ts.1sGs.zo.
saeep--Hecrfptn. 1900 head. market r.
steady. IAmhs. 81. 50 % 1875. ewes. t1.gs
01.zs. feeders. fsaB.TB.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminaf--Btr Eastern Lad.
or. ctr Maquan. atr Westward Ito.
Pier i4-str ixi0n. ctr Tcucsr
Boil ~. terminai--U = Surveyor. " n
&C. Algonauin. str UnaiRa. u l.
VI T Heather.
Pier Sir Dora, str Norwood
Pisr b--Str West Ivan.
Pier Str Santa Ana, str Alameda, str
Victoria. str Cordova.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--fs,r Yoaernfts
" $ l. y 8wiftsurc. str Admiral wat
son.
Pier fs-str Governor, str Queen.
Pier D--Etr Admiral Evans
Pacific Coast Engineering worhs--str
Nile. str Iconiutn. str West Nofranus
Alaska steamship moorIng-str skaRway
Lander st. terminal--str bakersfield.
spokane n. tsrminal-str Boerdyk.
East Waterway terInlnai--Str Weat Jes-
sup. str West Himrod.
Todd drydooks -Bchr Columbia. str spo-
kane, str EldridRs.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging works
Ctr Patterson. hull Rainbow.
AmeH yard--str Roosevelt.
Heffcrnsn dock-Str Santa FIavia.
Fishcr's FIGURING mills--Btr whcatland
Mont.
ktream--Buoy s. str West HartianA
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Vessels in Other Ports

Tsosson----sAlled ID q m Der tos str
ohioan for Seattle via ports.
kebe-A Arrived December s; str Tyr
dareas from Seattle via ports. sailed De-
eemeer ;. Str Toyasaa Aara for seattle
via ports.
Yokohama--Arrived December u Str
Arabia Msru from semttis.
Helboa--saiied December 10; Str Eu-
rydamas for Seattle; str Asafcan for ss-
attic. Arrived December -. Str West
inskip from Seattle via san Frsneisco.
Valparaiso Sailed December I. str
santa Iuez for Paget Sound ports.
san Franctsco--Arrived December fss
Str Admiral Dewey from Seattle.
HongS0ng-a Sailed Decefnber II: Str
Alabama Aaru for Seattle via ports: str
West Jappa for Seattle.
BeiliBRnarn--sa Sailed December IL. Str
Eikton FOR Seattle at 1916 a. N.
Mukiiteo--saiied December ~; Str
Teuesr for Seattle at 7 a rn-
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Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dec. it.-~Narkst nominal
aud unchanged.
IfoEn---ltseaipsH. isf head market 10
lower Prime mixed. fio7s9ii-ss. heas-
ica. sT.fe0ie.7s. pigs. tsaio.
Hhesp-M Market nominal and unchanged.
Huttar-ssc per ~.
EwKs-s9 q ssc per doG
Chee@s-Tripista. s1o per Ii
Hens--fx a zee per IN.
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CHICAGO. De-. I'LL rsosir.s.
81 ees head msrkst zee 10 tec loser.
Hulk % sales. tstegste. batrhsrr. tTs
60 packing, ta5essstf nnhs. o. SEQ
tsto. piss. sA.tsa..s. roushs. use
safe.
cagti.-~nr~~tpss4 fs.eee head. rrart.,
Sc lower nssr tfste8ftkes hutrh~r
ptork. tt.etu 10 81 ranuers and eutt~ra
tfwss storksrr ani feeders. ststaffe
eaws. fdssss - calves. tfseoie
Hsssp Receipts. f1.sse bead. market
80 hiEhsr. Lambs. ttSifss. s~es. tAfs
az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
GRADUATED Sugar
Price Is Lowered

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The
wholesale price Of graduated cane
sugar was cut today from 0 70 81
cents per pound, the California-Iin-
waiian Sugar company announced.
Beet sugar was expected 10 take a
Nimiiax droR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Judgment Awarded
Against Steamship

Judgment OF ts,6ie.aS was award
ed the Fishing owners Marine
Ways corporation agninat tho steam
ship Gedncy in federal court Mon
day. Tho vessel was iibelcd for
supply bills aud back wages for the
crew
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NEW YORK. Dec. it--fpfsirr ss-
change opening auststlsus today In
risded; Sterling. fats. w tei francs
k7pe. lire stie- marks isfie. Canadian
dollars sfiFc. Danish kru-en ftte-
The market closed steady. aterairx
- "a. francs ktte. lire 1,sc. lire cables
ATE. marks f.tte- Canadian doitars
ssisc. off sec. and Danish kroses itssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

The new thrccstory building
Nearing completion on the univcr.
sity campus viii house the q. &.
timber testing laboratory. according
10 present plans Of the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Storm Beats Ship
Back Into Straits

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec ia
The steamer Jim Butler. en- route
20 santa Rosalia. was forced tn put
in here To renew her supply OF
fuel oil after three unsuccessful
attempts 10 pass on, at Capt Fiat
terry. Each time she was driven
back by the heavy weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Wheatland, Montana
Battered by Gales

battered by a succession OF heavy
gales encountered daily on It's trip
across the Pacific. tho steamship
whcatland Mont. Pacific steamship
company. arrived here Monday after
noon. Tho vessel brought nearly
1000 tons Of cargo TO this port.
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Reported by Wireless


December i3--Btr Wlihsiulna. Homo
fuiu for IAN frmnctaro. 800 miles from
San Francisco at .. M. str Admiral
Rodman. Ocean Fails. u. C.. Tor Tacoma.
off Manu-. southbound. at 10 .. m. str
Admiral Hodman eight miles south of
Ocean Falls. u. G.. at s:5o. nouthbound.
4. :. Naval Communication
December f3--atr Queen. San Francisco
for Seattle. - miles from Seattle at g
,. nj str Griffdu. Han Francisco for Ra =.
attic, off Columbia River at y. m:
str OaHaqumsick. Han Francisco for 20
attic. gao miles from Seattle NJ sp m.
str Cofdova. Vancouver. H. C.. for Seat
tie. % miles from Seattle at D. m.
ctr West faon. Kobe for seattle, a.ai0
niles from Seattle.
December i1-atr Hollywood. Honolulu
for Seattle. 100 miles from Honolulu; ctr
West leon, Kobe for Seattle. asa miles
from Seattle; str Deuel.. Heattio FOR Yo-
koharna. $500 miles from Cape F1attsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Arrivals and Departures

December fs--sU rsunsr from vaneoo-
Yer, u. C.. via Cofnox. ~ C.. Port An
eslss. Bciiiukham ard MakiitSo az sfse
a m str Qaeen from san Diego via
san Pedro and san Francisco Al flfs a
fn str Cordora from san Pedro via
San Frasrisco and yancouver. u. O.. q;
3sso a. m
Dcoanh.r f.--ssr fsion from Manila
via ports and Victoria. ~ C.. at .. M
str Whsaslani Mont frvn saanxhaI via
D4irrn and koes al ISIS p. m.
sailed
Decernter tt--s3ir Admiral Evans for
san Diego via San Frsucisco and san Pc
dro at noon-
December ft--efr Hawaii Ma<u for
Tacoma at tste .. IN
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11't,Sp
pfct. IA

t1rst lew ride
i1sfT n IN Q Q n
firrt uiKh ride
7 Sc a M iet o.
Second low tide
las y M &c a.
second HiKh ride
Z "a y IA. 50 a
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
NIpNtSp< NJ
.a a.

ntt 10
Tr-t low Tide
lis a. ~. "
first ulsh Tide
Sff a. m laA "
second Law ride
a4a . M a. r.
second HtEh Tide
Tsis q IA. 80 IL
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European relief workers. have oh.
served that a woman can live longer
without food than a man
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THE roYAMA MARr. \. TX.

STEAMSHIP. with land az Nancou.
yer instead Of Victoria. before pro
cccding TO Seattle. Il was learned to
day by wfrelcas.
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str Hfxtum--WeDt on beach Off CO.
iiunbia River duo 20 deranEed steering
gear: now In Astoria Hsrbor for ropalra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Probe Colorado
Banks Failure

DENVER. Dec. 14s--Bank exa61
iners left here today 20 invcsuf
the condition OF two banks TIN
failed 20 open their doors yesterday.
tho Farmers' bank. mt Tinmath.
Colo. and the Kirk state bank, nj
Kirk. Colo. Officials OF the banks
declared that overioans 10 farmers
and general reduction in the prices OF
farm products were responsible for
the closing Of the institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Alaskan Vessels

Juncnu-Haiiet December IL etr JEFF
ferson. sevthtesrd. st slas y. H-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
BUSH SAYS
OPTIMISM IS.
DAYS need
Period OF REIMBURSEMENT Is
Important for Capital
and Labor Alike
BY IRVING T. Rush
(feundrr % the Great Hash r~rwiuai
SAFES Co. In New Nork. Which
Enapioy- so.eoo Men,

when business Is ON the upswing
there Is no danger In being Opt
mistic. when business Is on the
downswins. Il ~ unwisc TO be pessi.
mIstic. fer pessimism breeds discour-
nxcment and loss OF courage Is the
father OF failure. Restrained com
mon sense Is good at all times. II n
absolutely essential on the down
swing.
This country has passed thru fivc
years OF unexampled prosperity. A
period OF rcadjustment has arrived.
and II Is best for everyone to face
the facts.
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Chicago Board of Trade


fNesdsys Qaststisosl
Furnished By T. a. Manning q Co.
els se<sud Avenue
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committee. II Is expected the
building win be finished by March
10, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
LOCAL TRADING
CONTINUED LIGHT
Recurrent Liquidation Of L,
6. I. and Pennsylvania
Railroad Shares

Recurrent liquidation in United Gas
Improvement and Pennsylvania Rail
road supplied about the only noteworthy
development of the days operations in
the local market The selling in both
issues was unusually heavy. but the
offerings were better absorbed than had
been the case in any Of the previous
liquidating movements. L. G.. |. was
pegged at AZ and Pennsylvania Rail-
road appeared to find solid bottom at
39A.
Little feature attended the dealings
in the alliance of the list and the trading
continued on an extremely small scale,
with most of the dealings of a purely
perfunctory type. With the extreme
dullness the market was again found to
be thin on both the selling and buying
side. This was indicated in rather wide
changes made on small transactions.
Electric Storage Battery surrendered 81
in the early trading in decline to
11T12. but before noon the price had
rallied to 11Sal
Very small transactions in Philadel- =
phia Co. cumulative preferred raised
that issue 81 80 from the previous sale
to 80. American Stores, on small deal =
ings, advanced to %. only later to shade
to 441s. Philadelphia Rapid Transit
had much better support. and after re-
acting to 1872, rallied to 1917. Union
Traction, on the other hand, yielded u
to 3O%. Philadelphia Electric was
steadier and fractionaly higher at 22Ss
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MARKET SHOWED
WAITING TENDENCY
All Other Considerations
Eclipsed by the Political Stu
alton at Chicago

New York, June THE uncertainties
OF the convention week easily accounted
Tor the conspicuous waiting character
OF today's stock market. There was
hardly enough business done to give IL
any special character. Most of the
transactions comprised the familiar
scalping operations of the professional
trading element. The bulk of business.
in fact. was supplied by that element of
the professional who are always content
to squeeze out small profit on either
side of the trading.
Little significance. under the circum-
stances, was to be attached to the price
variation, which in general was OK =
tremely slight. What speculative in =
tercst was manifested centered almost
exclusively to scattering specialties. At
the outset the general market exhibited
rather positive reactionary tendency.
The recessions. however. were not fol =
lowed up by any great amount of sell :
ing: neither was any great desire OK :
pressed to extend ventures on the buying
side. AS a result the greater part OF
the list drifted idly within circum
sCribed limits.
As naturally would be expected the
political situation was the one absorb
ing topic of discussion in market cir
cles. and as all advces from Chicago
pointed to a deadlock there was logi =
cally an increasing disposition to defer
further speculative commitments until
the situation became more clarified. Ac-
cording to Wall street advices. there
seemed to be little chance of any OF
three leading candidates of week ago
receiving the nomination, which nat =
urally made the selection of the stand :
n ~ hnn 4
ther unsatisfactory credit conditions as
set forth by the Federal Reserve Bank
statements, and the possibility Of the
Supreme Court handing down important
decisions today prior to the adjourn
ment. also acted US deterrent factors
and kept the market in a narrow rut.
More attention, however. was paid to
the many reports and rumors frof Chi =
cago. The 10 per cent stock dividends
declared on Pan American and Mexican
petroleums were not especially helpful
to those shares. Such action evidently
having been discounted. Shippings be :
came central features before noon. Mer-
camille Marine pfd. advancing 3 points
and United Fruit 2%. American Shir
and Commerce moving up sharply fol
lowing the announcement published on
Saturday of the entrance of the Harri
man interests, with the election Of W
n. Hartman as president.
Speclalties in the chemical and NOV e
ing picture group were active at sub
stantial advances, Agricultural Chrmi
cal rising = points, National AnalinC
III, Famous Players and Loewc /
Seasoned steels recorded little change
but Nova Scotia Steel jumped 6 points
on list dealings. Food issues were ir-
regular. American Sugar declined 3
| DOintS
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CURB TRADING
CONTINUED QUIET
Texas Pacific Coal Strong,
While Oil Issues Were
inclined to React

New York, June 7.--Trading on the
Broad Street Curb market was quiet
today, business being restricted by a
disposition to wait for convention re
suits. Texas Pacific Coat was the
shares being traded in at 47&, and the
rights moved up to 12h. Nearly all the
dealings at the higher prices apparently
represented covering by shorts.
Simms Petroleum and White Oil were
heavy, and there was continued pressure
against the Carib industrials, Carib
Syndicate selling down to the new low
OF 10 and Columbia Emerald dropping
to the new low of s. Industrial issues
showed little change in the trading po-
sition, Aetna Explosives selling at on
and there was moderate amount OF
business in Retail Candy at Is to 1914.
Hercules Paper was steady, with sales
at 3A to 22R. and United States
Steamship sold at ON to "a.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

=, WHY'S Overland Co, regular quartsrIv ~
tl.10 on second preferred payabie uIvE pt
stock OF recOId June 81 'u'S 10
Sears. Roebuck Co. regular ouortorr,. .
IA per cent on preferred. paya bio IrI, VI
to stock OF record June IL '"''e July /
r. PSn.A,m1srieSHn ,1 Petroleum and Transpor,
SSS,rIporatIon. Sc,I ~ per cent stock dividend on
GusrerIy, OF 'l5o on both and B USgn com
American Wholesale Corporot,or
terly OF ~ per cent on preferred IuH' IH'
July 20 stock of record June IL payable
II. II. Franklin MHnufa facturing 70
dividend OF $50 Der cent on appron 1%,, stock
g.. 600. 600 common. -" "'''oA'mately
WiilysIso@veriand s @ regular quarterly 81 :,
OF record June 10 N'' 10 stock
Erie Lighting Co. regular quarterIv -,
stock Of reco~h June II ''""'' July to
american Wooien, quarterly ;I.75 on nro.
stock OF record juno II. July IL to
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.sw Work COFFEE MARKET

New York, June 7.-Ihe eo"rd md
market was steady this morning go;nta ana
Srst @ nrices we're unchanged to : points
higher on covering ,a stesdiness
The coffee market showed vas a
right after the call and there 1nS sent EaS the e
little demand for July; ;,o,nts %n,SH above last
price up 70 lS:2o oEGtstion. or There was
Doshag wssEs '0'nsd 10 nsdoae bToadsninss soS OF
ever. @ while nothing further fatns r%sported %ss in
regarding the heavy ypaaio % late on Sat.
the interior % % ANYTHING. the action OF
tTS ITdeK eKKrazIiIar anG markets was slightly dis
appointing MlEsis ogecsesrs grisSss wsTs on london
was was SoccounteG octou for some scattered reslts,
GDy 9ng on the early advance ~, ana ,tbin ,a,e, =
Fmsotuattons Fs were irregular anu "''"'n
narrow range. IN v tme,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. June Tn the face OF
frmnCss at Liverpool. which was due
tc trade and continental buying better
Manchester advices and bullish crop re-
norts from this side. the local cotton
market opened easier today with new
crops 1S to SO points net lower, $780,,
The South, Liverpool and Local tTaa,
the very favorable daily and weekly
weather forecasts. but after breaking
to 81. .6S for October. 4 net loss of ~
points. the market rsEaincd half the
loss on trade buying and local cover
ing movement based on complaints of
low temperatures in III" Caroinas after
Saturdays rains.