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New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

also believed to be strong features in
wheat. The export demand, however
was OF a very limited character, and
as the trade was anticipating increased
pressure OF new wheat as harvesting
operations progress. the undertone Of
'he market was only about steady.
IN minneapolis there was q slightly
better milling demand, and prices there
were unchanged TO cents higher. while
aI the seaboard quotations remained
anout unchanged. 1t was thought that
II exporters should again come into
tne market that prices might easily
advance, and it was the consensus Of
oplnlon that wide fluctuations NAV be
expected.
The price of -four declined 40 cents
81 d, one Minneapolis market yesterday
aml!y patents were quoted at s14S5
10 Sl4.So barrel in car lots in 0S-
pound cotton sacks. A weaker wheat
market was said to be the cause
l., Corn-The corn market was strong and
higher Throughout the day, owing to light
pn',5 oners and In sympathy with the pro
primary points continued moderate and
cash prices at Western centers were de-
ssldedly firm Weather conditions were
favorable for the new crop as tenlpera-
lures were higher over the West. and il
was thought that the crop would mako
rapid growth under those conditions as
~ .~SN'f'NANAtSS
'ng ground.
changed and traffio man. Nv Who ','1sr5rahf broush
cy has said 9Ha that 'hheoqsh h fse fFqm IN
empty :. ply cars , going West and declared that
Kansas city is getting more cars from
the Western roads than from the East
., iWo caigoes, containing 4Io. 900 bushels
yesterday and m iff it Was PFTSd said bat m NeW York
corn coming from that 'TsS s5nrca 9ua4eg bd oco
low quoted @ ssi2i slssa' cost wtth a5@ No fo, ys
New York. 'eisA A''
New vor,,. Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn No. yellow. s2.124 s2.12l, sIsS1
!, Chicago: =
Sept ,........... Isl - 40 20 sss
Oats-The market experienced sens
Chicago gaining 75ac snS PoSnloh IN
slo44s while September adVanesd Ssi''s e. at at
~ ~ &c. These were new high records for
,ne season 'and We're brought about hy
very heavy covering, PROMPTED hv
buliIsh view Of the government report. as
~es' ArriSaIs |S TItre4gth in, in the cash markets
amounting to H.. 900 bushels, and conse
quentiy prices here were easy at 81 ~ 70
Sl.3S for leading grades.
Yesterdav.s pr,,,,o
New York: close tIpsous oI rear
No. 2 white sl31@i.32 sl'SIs5,aa so7s ago.
Chicapo. " 100 SV''o
.JuIv ,o,,
Sept ''' - g. = 81 .6sas
''ps b. ". 81 a 1873 .e4s
Yesterdays pro,,,o,,s
~ New York: close. close arn eaI
No: West..s2.5s]4 s2.51M sl'5s "s9
- "'' 'ieai-@euotations were:
N'1J[aay clnaa Previous Year
Mlnn' pat
S13:5OQ 1850 S14o0015.0o s1l.5o@12 on
N0't' 72I5e6 insa5; ..
Hye hour.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
170.S5
246.20
1894
111.eo
In Bronx County
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

tho ha of thu a' ersd6h Sf 5h' and ths
dh's aoy yhsn Moy 5udgment sns 1aa,s was n.as asa
Merrill. winlfredIquadirsiA u isAV Color ''0O'O0
Hedden p 'S NJ e, Evelyn11 sobo,.r, sao''s
Mplry; WIN. P.&w. R. Mcclave 1895
rln$elman. 1sidor-s. Bril-: July S''' Al
Hedges 1dg JOB , e. e res,r-J A. Bats .'o..
icy; April Q, 1920 ;........... 1.6s3.es
Casualty Sp''' CO. Of l"H y. f5oelsy YMpsonTs qna
coiifns etg. Dec 20, 1919 ,(yacated).; 100000
casualty Co, OF N. Y.-Same;
o,Nov. Nov. Is. 1919 (vacated) ...... 1000. 90
,onnor Frank. and Fidelity
and Casualty Co OF ~ Y
shcehan Michael, and L. S. ri
dcilty and Guaranty Co=Same;
oct ~. 1919 (vacated) ..... 10000
reyko Ma,~h witzs j. B3aa,rnett-s. Cohan; -
p h March 25. 1914. ............. s47.55
Reeincr Louis. and James Glass
ner-Canton silk Mills, Inc:
=, May ~. 1920. o.........,......' s,sss.52
Hpnsu' Tnh Ad9Iph-L. j. Sherman;
Lustearten harris Meyer Den l7''''o
ker-Snram Co: Nov. IL, 1913 $500
inserman, Anna-N. Y. ue 1ns
u, ana Trust Co.. Nov 2e. 1913 13264o
Morris, Chas. A.. James e. Gunl<Ie
ana Frank krsachea--E Kauf-
man ct al; April %. 1920 oo4s5
ID pE0ck; bert k. and Abraham f.
iitot hstein = Northwestern Mu-
,uaa 1uad Life ms. Co; March 23.
Wagner, Ike. Rice; April /. A''' : {
Epstein. samuei.r Schneider o+ 10000
al May 13, 1920. 316 10
Pings. Geo, a,-R. r. Appleton; '''' ~
rnslnfr une 6, 1905, ......... 2,oe1
al. May 13. 1920....... 161. 10
In Bronx County
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Army Orders
From The Tr-bune's Washington Burenu
WASHINGTON. Juno s.-Army or,
ders issued to-day follow:
HOnorabIy DISCHARGED

HonorabIy Discharged
sawhn 1t j NJ, air service.
Van Deusen. Capt. r. X, INF.
Darby. 1T. w A. NJ. c.
Carpenter, 1t. c. b, eng.
Barber, Capt {. L., NJ. c.
Adams 1t A. c.. air service.
Sehif - i. ID. air service.
Hoag. Capt. c. G.. inf
Brown. 1t. W. E. q. NJ c.
Hamack. "a 1t L. inf
Cranberry. 1t j. D., inf
Schnelier. SCI. 1T. Col; J. q. inf
, Fades. "a 1t. +. A inf.
'Yeaton. I'd Lit I. D.. inf
Gadebusch 1t. p. H. inf
Doyle, I'd 1t. Y l.. Q. NJ. c.
Ranck. Capt. j. M. eng
Doddridg". Capt. p, inf.
Byers. Major e G., T. A.
Hodges. Capt \. L. ord.
Wallach. II. c.. Den. G.
Banister. Lit f. S. ord
Hubert. Major C. W. NJ T. c.
Barnctt. Capt. J. H.. jr., inf
Quartermnster Corps
Evans "a 1t. /. G.. to Takoma PARK
Schoonhoven. Capt r. G., to Marta.
Love. Diajor H. X, TO Richmond
Downs. Capt. s. d, jr.. to Porto Rico.
Infantry
Moar,,so Vol Col P e. to c. Camp mp Pix feo,.
Martin. 1t. u, to Fox HIS.
MoseleY, Capt l.. W, to Toledo.
Graham, Major j. NJ. TO Camp Taylor.
Levi -htJoi - -, " foit CIOoh-
Johnston. Col. W H. TO Eagle Pass
Bjornssud, Major a W. TO Fort Smelling
Howerv, 2d 1t. e. r., to Camp Lee
johnson. Capt. B. p, 10 Takoma Park
Mudgett. Capt. !. j.. to Los Angeles.
Hoyer. 1t. Col. w e.. to Charleston
Morrow. Major c. H., to Camp Taylor
Dando ID 1T. e. D., to Fort George
Wright
Hersey. Col NJ. L.. to Camp Kearny.
Trott, Major c. A. to Camp Grant.
Resigned
Black. 1t c. O., inf
Crank. 1t. G. o.. NJ c.
Palmer, Capt. j., inf
Field Artillery
Arnold. 1t. p. j.. to Camp Dodge.
Bowley, Col a. J.. to Camp Taylor.
McCloskey. Col. M. to Camp Knox
Horn. Col. T NJ. to Camp Pike.
Butner Cot. II. w, to Fort Sill.
Coast Artillery
Newbold Major w. A. to Camp UPTON.
McGeachy, 1t. Il. S.. TO Camp jackson
Curtis. Major n. r, to Camp Benning
Daunais. Capt j c. e, to Camp Jackson
Air Service
Payne, Capt. c, TO Rockwell Field
Marcus. 1t. IL, to Rockwell Field.
Prime. I'd 1t c. p. to Fort SILL
kulkle, I'd 1t. j. r. to Takorna Park
Miscellaneous
Babcock, 1t. Col. W. c.. cav. to Fort
sq1ires, Major W A. Den. c. to Camp
DIX.
oyerlon. Capt. W. W. cav. to Fort osle-
thorpe.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

southern Spot Markets--Galveston quiet.
SO lower at 1850 sales. 250. New Orleans
steady. unchanged at Ale; sales. 572 bales
Mobile nominal, unchanged at 1850: sa les
nil. Savannah steady, unchanged at 42c;
sales, 13S bales. Charleston steady un-
changed at 42.50c; sales. nil. Augusta
steady, unchanged at 43cc; sales, 1927 bales
Memphis steady, unchanged at 41c; sales,
$50 bales, st. Louis steady, unchanged at
4lc, sales. nil. Houston steady. unchanged
at 40c sales, LASS bales Little Rock
quiet. unchanged at 40.50c; sales, GA
bales Dallas steady, 10 lower at 4o.65; +;
sales, 1925 bales
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Seek .July 3 Holiday

Cotton Exchange members have pcti-
toned the board of managers to close
tna oxch aa or, Aatu rdau lnlu
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Shipping News

sth. Agwaldale; 9Th. Solitaire; west sth.
Genesee tBr>. El Norte, Lutetian tBrl
5th Ctiicara bon. Sennenfels tBrl.
=, sAVANNAH June s..Arrixed strs
Daphne tGrkl. Newport Eng. West Hard
away, Fernandina; City of Columbus. Bos-
ton. Howard. Jacksonville, and sailed for
Antiiias: barge Ramos Caraenas Sailed:
liverpooi La Akra, 'sa Mstsnlss ss"e cope9as. 9a
TAMPA Fla. Jane Arrived: Str
Memoil New Orleans schrs Nellie Dixon
tBrl. Utica. Honduras. Leonle o. Louise
(Br}. Sagua IA Grande.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures from New York
Genoa S s Colahrsr Aniwa. y
Sevllie--S : Fiornda.
Dartmouth--S : Blytheaale.
Gibraltar-S Hickman
Singapore-S city OF Colombo
southalnpton-S : Chariot.
Santos-S s RembrAnt
Rotterdain-S s Sumnlerleaf
London-S S West caranai
Arrivals From New York
Genoa-S Medrina. Bristol. San Gtorgio.
Nerdon-S : West Humhaw.
Gotaenburg-S 5 Sonia
Boulosne-S s Hatteras
Manchester-S : Strathtilian
Panama Canal. Cristohal--S Eastern
Pilot Nebonin, santa Teresa.
Singapore-S = kazcmbe
;i Montividee.S Nassri Twilits.
% . - NtSt Ndj'et.
Melbourne-S : kuMara.
TRANSPAClFlC MAILS
Tho connecting mails lose at me e~s.,
eral Postoffice ard ~.ty Han Postofc..S
station. New ~. = -.ao =. m. as "fesr
lows
Philippine lsi.~-e. - specially addrerys
mail for Cochin G-fa> - san Francisco.
Steamship Colusa. Junetio
Isnl'i. Marquesas. s-3k Islands and spe-
cialy -adarsssed NATL for New Zealand ana
Australia VIA San Francisco. Steamship
Tofua. June H.
Hawaii fiI Islands Nav Zosiand and
Australia, via Vancouver ANA ViotaStA.
Is G, Steamship Tahiti. juno II.
Hawaii, VIA San Francisco, steamship
Matsonia. June II.
Hawaii, samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. Via san Francisco, Stesm-
ship Arntura. June IL.
Jal.~n, Corea. China. Siberia. SIAM
Cochin China. Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands via Vancouver
and Victoria. r G.. Steamship Empress
OF Lanan. LMna Is
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

Wiener. Abe CA weiner & Coz
Wree. John L.-Encyclopmdta
", Britannica l,rt Corp. 49,. a4sao
Zerring. Abraham-John Pirung
d Co. .................... 1l1.eo
In Bronx County
The first name Is that of the debtor.
Da1ter, On. Aora Mann Bender $3l5.20
TIleuliiah' irVlns-N. Hlrsch ct al 9072
Horan. Francis CLARK &
Hutchson. Inc. .............. 1894
Lynn. Nathan-R: Lynn. ........ s7ss
3'auiatta. feter-l3 Miller. 260.72
i'ahs, Saui-M Fetngeld d....... 1902
Lark'n. Matthew B.-Amertcan
Surety Co. Of New York ...... s477s
Miller. Louis-F. II. GscheidIe 6s72
Neuskaiian. Charlotte is. va
6. eeskian ................. bs9.7o
=, Rothman-Meyses & Dreyfus. 1920
Zelnik. MaN-A. NJ. lIelman. 5000
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Business Troubles
Receivers in Rankruntcy

The following receivers in bankrutcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
CLAUMOR MANUFACTURERS CO..
INC;-Judge A. N. Hand appointed A.
Welles stump as receiver for Claumor
Manufact4ring n oot, Co.. Inc, suitcases. 2o4
East 1O7th Street, under a bond of 81 900.
Liabilities. $4,000. Assets. $500.
HARRY BOOKMAN-John l.. Lyttle
was appointed receiver for Harry Book
man, clothing manufacturer, l63 CanA1
Street, under bond of $500. Liabiltt1e s,
$4,000. Assets, 5000.
MILLER & KRIEGER-Judge Hand ap-
pointed Max Rocknlore receiver for Miller
d krieger. under a bond of 81 900. Liza
bilities, $4,000. Assets, $1,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
AMERICAN BRONZE CoRP-schedules
of the American Bronze Corp, 1876 Crom-
we'll Avenue, the Bronx, give liabilities
of s53, ,694. Assets, S31,628
CONCOCRSE SPECIALITY SHOP, INC
Schedules of the Concourse Specially shop.
Inc, 1877 East Fordham Road, the Bronx,
retail apparel, give liabilities of $5,027.
Assets, S4,0SS.
Assignments
THE CLASSY TAILORING Co, INC
Merchant tailoring, at 81 Duane Street.
to Michael Pepper. Max Klein is presi-
Ian of ha
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cnbles-Spot cotton, fair busi-
ness doing at 2S points decline middling
27.56d. Sales 5000, American 1000 I'M
ports none. Futures opened quiet at 3
points advance to points decline. Closed
quiet, 25 points lower to higher July.
25,15d; October, 2393d; January. 22.67d;
March, % 02d. Manchester: Yarns dull
and Irregular; cloths quiet.
Cottonseed Oil
The market was fairly active, with total
sales amounting to 16,b00 barrels. The
decline in cotton and henvness IN tallow.
as we'll a very slow spot demand, had
tendency to discourage enthusiasm on
the buying side. At the same time the
hrmness In lard and the strength in the
grain markets caused good deal of COW
ering. and prices were tirmer closing wi y
net gains CT to IS points
The range of prices follows: Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
NOTICED

hnronc This coupon for s. Than cents does ~ hb
own risk and Without tho ssnotion OF Libby, McNe' Libby
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
1oday-Large Can LibbyS Milk SO
Irregular tall size Evaporated)

tested by Libby experts More than hafthe moisture
srcmovcd and nothing added. ltisthen packed and
stcriIizcd by special Libby method 1t comes to
you in harm proof cans as pure as when IL leaves
the spotlcss diaries.
So convenient So economical
Always at hand and ready to use. takes up 50 little
room. keeps sweet and pure until you want it-yo0
will be enthusiastic over its convenience.
And so economical 1t is rich and creamy for your
coffee at half tho cost Of crcaml And there's
never any waste. You use it as you need 1t and
the rest put in cool place, keeps for several days.
Take the coupon to your grocer
Take the coupon to your grocer on or before
October O. Get large can of Libby's Evapo-
rn,cd Mix for the coupon and only SC. Learn why
lhour,nd> Of others prefer Libby's Milf. Have it {;
give more richness more rrcamncss TO everything
IN which you use milk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

TNEAR out this coupon now. take IT to your
4 grocer with Sc. and ne will give you large
,n, can OF libby famous E.vapornlrd MIX.
Libby makes this special offer so that every house
wife may learn for herself what difference Llbby's
Milk makes IN coffee md IN cooking.
Use Ihiscnn Of libby $ Evnporacd Milk III coffee,
cocoon. mrddny.>, cake and cream sauces. See wh"l
rrhnc,, it gives to everything in which you use IT.
See how your family will cxcInim over the cxtrn
richness Of your cream pies How your guests will
notice the >moohnrrr OF your cream sauces - the
light dclicacy Of your cakes.
Why this milk gives a richer flavor
Libby >Evnpornlrd Milk comes to you from dairy Sec
,ron. that are noted for their rich milk and cream.
Sections such A. the we'll known dnlrylnK districts on
Wrrun>in, IIInpl, and NrwYork Right IN Inc heart
Of thee lnou' pasture lnnd% locntcd tn" Libby
r,nd,n.rric. The milk T. carefully selected and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Take this coupon
toyour grocer .

Fill this coupon out fully and hand to your groce'
with &C. He will give you in exchange large s's'
can of Libby's Evaporsted Milk
Not good if presented to dealer after October 0.
Only coupon accepted from any ono family
Your name and udrcaa and your grocer namn mus'
bc gwen
Add' oaa --.-----.-., --~----------------
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

40 DI.AIIl property "En"n VII u" "d"rmsn
,,i.uI I.ILD Tor
October ana
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
ROCKEFELLER. JR.. .RETIRES
FROM COLORADO FUEL co.

Denver. Col. March 16.-John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. retired as a mem
Der of the board of directors Of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
here, when the annual stockholders'
meeting chose John c. Mitchell, a
Denver banker, to succeed him on
the board.
Mr.. Rockefeller had served on the
board for IL years.
An official of the company said 1t
was understood that Mr.. Rockefeller
had retired. 'in line with his gem
eral desire to be relieved of respon-
sibility connected with board mem
berships."
In the letter in which Mr.. Rocke-
feller requested that he be not
elected he said he asked 1t in pursu-
ance OF his policy of retiring from
the directorates of all concerns with
which the Rockefeller interests are
connected. The majority control OF
the stock of the corporation is re-
tanned by the Rockefeller interests.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
"PRODIGAL SON."

The public has been so much i'm
pressed with the losses and trou-
bles which the railroads have suf-
fered under government control, in
the opinion of a New England OBJ
server of market conditions, that 1t
has not given due consideration to
the great increase in freight and
passenger rates. the large savings
to accrue from the return to pri-
vate operation, the substantial saw
ings which would result from a
general decline in commodity prices
and the heavier car loading likely
to result from the terms of the new
law.
1t is estimated, for instance, that
the Railroad Administration took
on a large number of superfiuous
Offices employees variously estimat-
ed from 10000 to 100000, the dis
missal Of which may be expected to
add from $500. 100000 to $500, 0,OOO, 900
to surplus earnings.
"A corresponding saving can be
accomplished. 1t is held, through
the elimination of wasteful pur-
chases pf materials and supplies
and such a restoration of efficiency
should teducs the average operat-
ing ratio by several points. Such
reduction would add from s366, 900, :
oeo to s52s,ooo,oo0 to surplus earn
ings.
1t Is also estimated that a decline
in commodity prices would cause
additional large savings. amount
ing to approximately $13,330, 900 for
every per cent decline in the ay-
srage price of railroad materials
and supplies.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
MONEY.

New York, March 16.-In reference
to assertions that there is likely
soon to be an. appreciable easing in
the market for time money bankers
say that the prediction is largely
due to the psychological feeling that
now the income tax payment INSTALL
ments have been paid the money
market should become easier. The
existing close condition of the time
money market is due to the heavy
amouts due by the tanks to the New
York Federal Reserve Bank. Until
a fairly considerable amount of
these loans have been paid off there
IL not likely to be much change in
the market in the fixed date money
market.
Merchants. manufacturers, cor
porations and business interests gen.
orally are continuing to borrow
practically as much as possible and
some six months notes of very
urominent corporations are being Of
fered at Z per cent.
A moderate increase in offerings
of time money was actually reported
today as was the case on Monday,
hut the amounts were inconsidera-
bic in the aggregate. Some loans
have been made at s5 per cent for
90 days on good mixed collateral and
at Sh per cent and 3 per cent, ac-
cording to quality, on industrial col
lateral.
A slight increase in activity Is re-
ported in bank acceptances at un~
changed quotations at 6h and per
cent for prime member bills and 6h
and 6h per cent for nonmembers.
There is little better inquiry for
prime mercantile paper in the in
terror and local bankers are taking
a moderate interest in the market
at a minimum of Z per cent. The
underestimated gold items aggregat-
ing s15,00e, 900 in the New York Fed
eral Reserve Bank statement of last
saturday, other things being equal,
would offset by about S5.O0O,00O in
next Saturdays exhibit, the present
exports of gold to Argentina.
Money on call opened at per cent,
the high figure for the day: low, Z
per cent, and closed TO per cent.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
BUYS
LIBERTY BONDS
Shrewd Investors Quietly
Accumulating Issues In
Large Blocks.
ATTRACTIVE RETURNS
Present Government Bonds
Yield Highest in AZ
Years.
On the ,1,2sl,27ssss Liberty bonds

On the s1,2s1,27e.s3s Liberty bonds
SO far retired the saving to the
United States Government in interest
at a maximum Of AZ per cent will
be t54.s7s,26s. or over si.ooo,ooo a
week
Payment of interest on the public
debt in February amounted to $24.-
|5S7,1sO as compared with ss5.4s5,5s4
in January and with s5.67s,25e In
February. 1919.
Sale of war savings securities took
a decided drop in February. amount
ing to s5,221.213. the smallest total
for any month since July. 1919. Safes
in January, 1920. were ss,ss7,is4 and
last December ss.124.2s2.
Not in forty-seven years has IL
been possible to purchase a United
States bond to yield the present rates
of income from Liberty bonds.
There appears on the surface OF
the market little to indicate the
vast amounts of Liberty bonds, notes
and certificates of indebtedness
which are being constantly absorbed
and withdrawn for cancellation un-
der the sinking fund operation, or
for permanent investment by the
public.
The banks which are members OF
the Federal Reserve System. consti-
tuting only about 40 per cent OF the
banking institutions of the country.
show by their reports June 8, 1919,
ito January 30, 1920, that over sl.-
500. .OO0. 900 of the aforementioned
war obligations of the government
have been quietly absorbed by the
public.
That is. these securities have been
withdrawn as collateral to bank
loans and may be regarded as taken
out of the market for investment.
Miscellaneous Bond Market.
In the bond department OF the
Stock Exchange yesterday more
buying of the discriminating sort
than usual was seen.
Foreign bonds were steady, except
the Japanese obligations, which eN-
pericnced a slump.
An especially strong spot were the
fraction issues. The lnter-Met. 45s
sold up more than a point and q
similar advance occurred in the IN
terborough IS. b. r. 7. as were
steady.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
GOLD COIN TO ARGENTINA.

New York. March 16.-Gold coin.
valued at .6.65o,OO0 was withdrawn
from the subtreasury today for
shipment to Argentina. Yesterday
N,1OO,0OO was withdrawn for the
same purpose. Additional with
drawals are expected before sailing
of the steamship Vauban on
Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
RAILROADS ORDERED
TO ALLOT GRAIN CARS

The Car Service Commission yes
terday ordered railroads entering
Chicago from the East to allot 300
cars day for grain shipments
eastward from Chicago.
Despite this action, a car short
age for grain movement Is expected
this month. The commission also
ordered railroads entering Chicago
from the West to return Immediate
ly cars belonging to the Eastern
routes. The commission il COM
posed of representatives of the rail-
road managements.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Bosch Magnetic.
yirginia-CaroIlna Chemical.

Good buying has been noticeable
in Virginia Carolina Chemical stock
of late. apd the general belief
seems to be that a dividend basis
of 81 or $s per share will shortly
be inaugurated. The company's po-
sition is said to be expanding
rapidly.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
CALIFORNIA PACKING.

approximately % per cent of the
preferred stock of the California
Packing Corporation has been de-
posted for conversion into the COM
mon shares OF the company. The
privilege of conversion expired
March 2. 1t gave the holder the
right to receive one and one-half
shares of the common stock for ev-
cry share of the nreferred. AS a re-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Local Securities.
washington steck Exehapge.

Washington stock Exehapse
sALEs.
washington Gas. 10 ut 4eH.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction IS, $500 at ssK, $500
Washfagton Gas Is. $1,000 at sIk. 81. 600
az SIN. tI.0oo at s7A 1900 st is7k,
81 900 at s7h.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
CRUCIBLE CUTS MELON" "

Pittsburg, March 16.-Directors
of the Crucible Steel Company
today declared a stock dividend
of so per cent. payable in, COM
mon stock April 80, to holders
of record April 13.
The regular quarterly cash
dividend OF per cent was also
declared.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

suit of the conversions the company
will have but a small amount Of the
preferred stock to redeem on April
l next at Sis, the callable price.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Interesting Comparison of Crude
Oil Quotdtions---I9I5 to Date

this produced ST600000O barrels OF
900 barrels Demand
o distance
fields
of
more in a
has
abpo low due to dtions
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
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