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The New York herald., 1921-09-03
S21,OOO,OOO DROP
IN ROADS RECEIPTS
Money Is Paid for Transports
/, ton in Six Months; No
Taxes as in 1919.

Despite higher freight and passenger
rates the people of the United States
paid almost s2l.0oo.0oo less for railroad
transportation in the first six months of
1921 under private management than In
the corresponding period of 1919 under
Government operation. says the current
issue Of .As .2siltody Age.
"This," continues that publication,
was due partly to the fact that
smaller amount of railroad service was
rendered, but mainly to other causes.
The tirst half Of 1919, like the first half
of 1921, was a period of business depres-
sion. The amount of freight service
rendered was ia per cent. less than IN
the corresponding part of 1919, and the
amount of passenger service rendered
almost 10 per cent. less. But in spite OF
the smaller traffic handled the total
earnings of the railways in the first SIX
months of 1921 were almost S320,000,0o0
more than in the first six months or
1919. How, then, 1t may be asked. can
1t be that the public paid less Tor its
railroad service than in the first six
months of 1919?
'The explanation is very simple. In
1919. under Government control, the
public paid in taxes for part OF the
transportation service ~ IcCSiNSu, 10
cause the railways were under Govern
ment control and incurred large deficit.
In the first half of 1921 the public paid
for its transportation entirely In freight
and passenger rates. because the rail-
ways were under private operation.
THE total earnings OF the railways in
the first six months of 1919 from their
rates were $2,256, 6,6s5,3so, but the Gov
! ernment in these six months, according
to the estimate OF Director General
Hines, incurred deficit Of s296, ,654,
which made the total amount paid by
the public in both rates and taxes
S2,652,7S6,9S4. The various govern
ments, especially the State governments
got back from this amount In taxes paid
to them by the railroads s9l,663,514
This made the net cost to the public OF
the railroad service rendered to 1t
$2.561.123,470.
IN the first six months of 1921 the
total earnings of the railways were
s2,676,497,252. The amount of taxes
paid by the railways to the national and
state governments was s136,12O,S10.
Deducting this from the earnings makes
the total net cost to the public of the
railroad service it received $2,540,37e,-
442. or S20,747,02S less than the net cost
in the first six months of 1912"
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
STEEL AND WIRE CROP REPORT

Special Despatch to TIE New YoaK HERALD
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Tbe crop report of
the American Steel and Wire Company
for September Q will say: Reports in
dicate that improvement Of forage crops
is continuing in virtually all States.
Where dry conditions are prevalent To-
cally In the small grain producing States
fall ploughing is being slightly delayed.
Corn In the great corn belt is maturing
rapidly, due to favorable day tempera-
lures. The corn crop will be as good or
better than any crop ever made and it
Is already SO near maturity that little
danger need be expected from light
early frost. Sections of California, Ore
gon and Washington report exceptionally
heavy apple crops. Sweet potatoes In
the Southern States are good to extra
good and the outlook Is for large crop.
White potatoes are reported as poor to
fair only, with good crops in the far
Western States Cotton. particularly In
Texas and In the southeastern cotton
producing States. is still more deterio-
rated.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
"sroDEnS mrLLER.sv OUTLOOK.

Special Despatch 10 THr New YonK HraAtp.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2.---The Modern Muller
says: There IL reduction in winter
wheat acreage compared with the area
sown last year How extensive this will
be viii depend on weather conditions In
western and southwestern portions OF
the belt. Al much az 90 per cent. is the
figure set In some quarters. ploughing
has been restricted IN Oklahoma, Kansa =
and some sections OF Missouri because
OF dry soil. The Canadian harvest IL wen
advanced and wheat Is moving freely OFF
the farms"
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
U. S. PUBLIC DEBT INCREASES.
Now s23,g22,320.0 900, says state
ment ny Treasury.

WARRINGTON, Sept. Am increase OF
sf,0a2.s5s in the public debt In Au-
gust was announced to-day by the
Treasury.
on July 81 the public debt stood at
s23.T7i.237.css, as compared with $23,-
922.32e,Gs6 at the end Of August. The
increase Treasury officials explained.
was due principally 20 issuance OF Treas
ury certificates In excess OF maturities
and the fact that August is not a month
'ssplIulum 10 sssoxs w ssivouJiiso San
In which tax payments are made.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
WOOL.

BosroN. Sept. 2.-Tho Commercial
Bulletin will publish tomorrow wool
quotations as follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania ficeces-Delalne un-
washed, 33ua5 fine unwashed, 2sm2p: one
half blood bombing, 2nT30 three-eighths
blood combing. 25T2G. Michigan and New
York fleeces--Delaine unwashed, 3iI33i fine
26I27: one-half blood unwashsd,
2en2p. thrce-eghthE blood unwashed, 25d2B;
one-fourth blood unwa shed. 22G2i. Wisconsin.
Missouri and average New. England-one-
half blood c312i three-eighths blood, 23u
-: three.sishths blood. aiu2a ne,fourtn a
simiiar--Three-e e-eghths blood unwashed. 26T
~; one-fourth blood unwashed. 23d2n. Scour-
cd basis, Texes--t'ine ~ montha, 05aT5. fine
2 months, 5o155. callfornie-Nor loW
10: middle county 6an6s; southern, 5oil5.
oreson-i;a.tern NJ. staple, 1880 Esst- sst
Terfitory--Fine staple choice. sods5; ono
half blood cornbinE. Gsl72 three-eighth.
blood combing. Joa55: one-fourth blood
comblns. ssass fine and fine medium medium,
French combing. 65a7o Puiled-Delaine %
e5 IA 7basoi A .supers. 60nIo; su.
pers. 2Sa2s. Mohairs--1,est combing. 27d
30 best cardinE. 22G25.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
ROCK ISLAND LIKELY
TO EARN DIVIDENDS
July Has Largest Net for
Month in FiUe Years.

The best estimates that can be made
by operating officials Indicate that In the
calendar year 1921 the Chicago. Rock
Island and pacinc Railroad will earn the
sa.5s7.oo required for preferred divi-
lends and balance of approximately
SIS share on the s74.000.o00 common
stock. said statement issued by Hay
den. Stone n Co. yesterday. Charles
Hayden OF that firm Is chairman of the
Rock Island. The statement, In part.
follows:
The earnings Of Chicago. Rock Island
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
ARGUE AGAINST FREIGHT CUT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. e.--Attorneys for
the railroads and for the shippers gave
oral arguments before the Interstate
Commerce Commission Mt to-day's hear
ings on the proposed reduction of freight
rates on grain and hay. The former
argued that reduction would throw
many Western roads into bankruptcy.
Attorneys for shippers declared that
production would be lessened and roads
suffer from reduced trafrlc IL present
rates were continued.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
what Is n Sinking Fund.

A sinking fund is fund usually
maintained by periodic payments of a
percentage or earnings, production or
outstanding bonds, the purpose of which
is the ultimate redemption of n COM
pany's bonds, by their payment at their
maturity or their maturities or by pur-
chase before their maturity or their
mattirities
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
Santa Catharina Bonds.

The committee for the State of Santa
Catharina. Brazil. per cent. external
secured sinking fund gold bonds of 1919
is calling for their deposit in the Amer
ican Trust Company depositary for the
committee. The committee states that
this call for deposit of bonds is made
after failure TO negotiate satisfactory
arrangements with the state for the
remedying of the existing defaults.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday straits tin was quoted at
26.50G27.25 and standard. 2725 asked
for all positions. Copper spot and
September were quoted at 11.75 bid !;
October at 11.s7h for electrolytic. and
standard 11G11.50. Zinc was quiet
spot, Abs; East ST. Louis. 4.15@4.25.
Lead was firm. 4.5064.65. and East St
i n,iir 006l an
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
srontcIair Issue offered.

r. NJ. Grant & Co. are Offering new
issue OF s156,O00 OF the town OF Mont
clair. n. j., 9 per cent Improvement
bonds, dated September 1, 1921. and due
on September !. 1925, at 10g.95 and In
terest. to yield about $50 per cent. They
are eligible as postal savings deposits
and legal investment for savings banks
and trust funds In New Jersey and New
York
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, Sept. AT to-day's wool
auction sales 10.5s5 bales were offered.
There was strong competition both for
n,erinos and crossbrcds. bidders from
all sections competing. The prices OF
merinos in mary cases were per cent.
In excess Of the opening.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
RIVER RAsIN PAPER OFFERING.

Otis & Co, T.. B. Smith & Co and FL
kins. Morris & Co. OF Philadelphia are
offering s2.200.0o0 OF the River Rasin
Paper ComDany's per cent. sinking
fund closed first mortgage bonds. dated
August /. 1921. and due on August 1,
1888. for % and accrued interest 10 yield
more than per cent
The New York herald., 1921-09-03

which $4,000 is stock and $500 fixtures,
&C. Hartman. Sheridan Il Tekulsky arc
attorneys for the bankrupt.
JUDGMENTS TIEED.
The following judgments were filed ,s. yester.
day, the first name being that Of the neptoi.
MANHATTAN.
AIELBo, Frank c.-Bloomingdaie .o
pf,tsvh1T,E Adam A.-C. A. Hart. 254.20
BEE SILK MILLS. INc.-standard
SILK Dyeing Company. ............ 3oi.lo
bGoso; Go vshsshi snspiro 'ssu son....... 2eloo7
bGasiIsler fiss Paner COMPANY .' ...... s475o4
iIsnJS, ns,,slsre Apertment @ Corporation. 5slo4s
pONAHTE, John c.. and Fred
Schwartz (Fred Schwartz Coz
I,a2 Rank Of MiIIburn. 1.557.2o
Eton ao'. ..'.'................. i.eo5.oi
rEiGENBAuM. ZIG Morris. and Peter
tFeigenbaum Brothers)-Corn Ex-
GoBI,E. Joseph F.-C. siebert... 2i6.i0
IVES w. sales cornoration. -. ae66i
t,rpSs,ti SEvr uenrv-M Berrer Gl5.S0
HOLDER, Edward G.. U.ikenew
1pgr,aS bonanrS ct Al. ................ soos5
HOFFMAN,. Charles Nathan
lflOOm.
.JoNEs. Fred R.-C. r. Bradbury. 1920
'qmSsIoSm; nds,5l con,nanyl m,'' Inc $3.50
1ohN inof,ran aofya1N ....'.......... '' s31 27
MrELLIGAN. Husil--John S. snis s-,e.
Mu,TuAL. POLL w. ~ aoos5
ssMt--M winkler r.......... 236.2o
Saiisn i,eimen lar Prooa pieachery CO.. i.ss2.29
RUBENsTEIN. Theodore-r. Robin 200
sTupN.ER rpn corr. iNc.-7e Firm !
sTIyEflc. Geo. 1t. j. flaming. s3i.T0
semMa'ipLI1; s.ora n me. Sa" '....e.....s ses74
sIsIPsoN, Thomas III BEST g Co.. 36i 30
SAHLEIN. Merrill II, and Patsy
Mnucucci (Sahlein MinucuccD-
III. Bernhard ct al................ 4fioo
GER GER. Inc Inc. ......s.............s... 254.co
i Products co................. 2.22i.5s
wif.srr 'f,fai TiRANlssirionrATioN co,
INC.-Iocomohile Co............. eo2.16
muty ..................... o6oo7
H.i. GREY. '.'..'...............2 ...'. u .2ss ~
MUsHER. Nathan-L. Pcrera ....iii 1892
BRONX
BENNETT. q. S.. and Y. I. Starr
J. w. Sullivan Co................ sG2f 20
BIANCtIT, Phliin. Emil y. Mosnl. y.
Mosel and Woodlawn Memorial
Co.'S. Elkill et al............... I65.2T
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Tho first name Is that OF the debtor, the
second Il that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
MANHATTAN.
BUCKLEY. John III. u Reilly,
ar. Rept g. inia.....4........... 1862 20
LEyINSoN, Samuel J.--rhres Star
Fountain. Inc March =, 1921 ~. eGi 20
BUCKLEY. =. i'll. s. Altmayer:
sept. r. 1910. O...................... J.nfs6D
LipfN, Aaron. Or Harry Levine and
National Surety C0.--peopie. sc.
Dec. 81, 1917 vAcatcd) .........,. I 900 90
MOODY. Claude VIII. y Schultz:
June =, iaip... ................ 6521
COLLEGE or THE CITY or ". v.
&C. q. Vaudeville: July 7, 1921
tcancclled) ...... ............ 4f01
KNuDSON. Ifugo-slnciair vnien-
entine Co: Feb. o. fafs.......... eIo.if
ALLEN, I'LL. Rosenthal. April
70, lA2l.. ......t................ bsoiO
BRONX.
NEWMAN. Morris--A. Greerbcrg;
May 20, fo20.... ...........,..ss sti225
The New York herald., 1921-09-03

and Pacific for July are in keeping with
the definite turn for the better In tho
general railroad situation which has
been In evidence for several months.
Tho system. In the half year to June 80.
came within s3e7,167 OF earning all
rentals. interest and miscellaneous
charges. July produced not only the
largest net income for rentals and
charges Of any month THE year. but the
largest July net of any year In the last
Hye
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
Jugo-sInvia Loan.

Subscription to a Jugo-Slavia loan Of
500,000,00 dinars, normally about $780,
100000. bearing interest Mt per cent.
have been opened in Belgrade, accord
ing to a cable from that city
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
AMERICAN CAN co.

quarterly dividend OF one and three
Preferred Stock OF this Company. payable
October ist. 1921. 70 stockholdcrs OF record
al tho close or business September i0th, fp2i.
Transfer books will remain open. Checks
mailed.
II. " rsNoN, Secretary 4 Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE.
INFORMATION WANTED
in regard to the following
Dormant Accounts with the
CENTRAL SAYINGS BANK
in the City of New York
4th Ave. & 18th Street
New York City
LEGAL NOTICE.

Altschul Bertha, 1853 w. 10th 81, New York
City; Baumsartner, Friedrich and Karoiine.
Chucienski. Anna, 157 r. 25th ST.. New York
City; Conan. Mrs. Geo. NJ in trust for
Georgia Ethel Cohsn, c,o cohan and d,i Harris.
Laforgue. Charles. 100 w. 33rd ST.. New
York City; Dean. Philip Redfield, 60 w.
erike. 500 Park Ave. r. D.. Brooklyn. y.
Y. c.; Draber. Emma. 16l briggs Ave.
Brooklyn, y. y. c.: Ensei. Peter. stratford,
Place, New York City; Feldman. E., 3o3
T.. 1isth St. New York City; Fissenewert
Ludwig. iis "; s7th ST., New York York CITY
Gerteli. George. 2a9 T.. 18th St. New York
City; Hambsch. Lizzie. s1i u. 73rd st.,
New York ely Haufk J0ssPn iss Grsrd pd
Ave. New York City. Hinriclrs. Jacobine.
$40 u. os ssth st.. New York oy City Holman:
City: Huber. Georg. $40 w. 3sth 81, New
York City: Kearney, Lucy. 4es z. i4th St.;
New York CITY Keller kss Ns Vaens'ne Yert ctW nna
Kraessel. Fredrick, 10 Rivineton ST.. New
York City; Kuhner. Anna, 2129 summer 81.
Wales Ave, New York City; Mccurdy. James
A.. i07 4th Ave-. New York City: Maier.
Fred. &c Hecker St. Newark. n: u: Mar
City Munson. Josephine B. L. in trust for
Agnes A.. 11S6 Lexington Ave-. New YORK
City; Nlcke. Mimic. 2od E. 44th 81, New
New York City; Riekers Magic. ei2 r. 13s,h
ST., New York City. Rieser, Esther. 22 =.
goth ST., New York City; Rieser, Esther. IN
trust for sidney l.. Rieser. f25 r. 95th ST..
New York City: Rosenzweig. Beti. In trust
York City; Rosswog. Julie, 2i3 w. 12Gth Ct,
New York City; Saris, Constan. s5l Il, Sind
St. New York City; Sauter, Fred. 3Io +:
4th ST. New York City: Sauter. Julius. 14if
2nd Ave, New York City: Seebacher, Karo-
leine, in trust for Beatrice Brooks, Az Man
haitian Ave. New York City. Slsfert. Rudolf,
Chas, 236 l.. 3Sth St, New York City. Stej-
skal, Josefin, 1885 Let Ave, New YORK City;
stern. Ruth, Del Prado Hotel. o3th St ana
In trust for Rosa volz. 81 Houston St. New
ark, n. j.; wardeimann. Johanne, l69 +.
f2Tth Gt.. New York City. Ziefle, Philipp'
1GT r. s4th St New York City; Zimm, olga.
fsG r. pist St. New York CITY, Zlmrner-
mann. Gustav and Emma. go Bloom st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
COFFEE.
CAIil.IS.

rio futures unchanged 60 $50 rels higher.
Dollar rate. $50 reis lower, at 1850. EN-
change, g-32d. higher. OF a-32d Receipts,
tos futures, 100 TO 100 reis higher. Receipts,
81 900, and stock, 3tot, 900 bags. Receipts at
ports. $1,000 BAGS. compared With $4,000 last
az 600 a year ago. Rain III two San Pauio
districts. cloudy In one and shcwery n one.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
american Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Iosth Dividend

A quarterly dividend of Two Dollars and
Tsyenfy-ftye Cents per share will be paid on
Saturday. October rs. 1921. to stockholders
of record At the close of business on Tues
day. September, 20, 1921.
II. BLAIR-SMTTH. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
fnE DELAwARE 8 HUDSON coMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER (2Mes) PER CENT. on the cap
ifal stock OF this Company win be paid as
the office Of the Company, ~ Nassau street.
in this city. on and after Tuesday. Sept 20,
1921, 20 stockholders Of record at close Of
business to-day
by order OF the Board OF Managers
W. III. DAVIES, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
U. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

Closing prices bid In yesterdays open
market for United states certificates or
Indebtedness and notes were as follows: /:
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
FLOUR.
New York Prices.

Flour prices quoted on the New York
Produce Exchange
Spring patents, SsIs.5o: spring clears. SO
G7; soft winter straights, S8d65o hard
winter straights. $71J67.b0. Rye flour fair
to good. $6.75@7 10: choice to fancy, $7.15p
7.50. Cornmeal, fine white and yellow
granulated,. s1.90d2. Feed, city, bran: 100
10. sacks, s24; heavy midilng do S24; red
dog flour. 40 lb. sack. Sal. Western bran
100 lb. sack $3.50: standard middling do
s24; flour mddling do $50; red dog flour,
140 ID. sack, $40; oil NEAL $40 per ton.
Minneapolis Prices.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Sept o.-F'lour un-
changed to zoe. higher. In carload lots
family patents quoted at n 500 barrel In
96 pound cotton sacks. Shipments G5,714
barrels Bran IS n 10
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules IN bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
cAriTor. MEMS SHOP. INC.--Men's fur
nishings, 492 Lenox avenue, show liabni-
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
LICCETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.

81. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 70, 1871.
The transfer books OF the Registered Iso
bonds OF IfGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO
COMPANY VIII close ~ o'clock 7. NJ. Sep-
telnber Is. 1921. for the payment of interest
on said bonds. due October l, 1921. and viii
rp-oucn AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ. October 3. 1921.
ANrtItLlCAN. TrnaaIlrcr-
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
CHICAGO PRICES.
EXPORTS.

Brddstreefs reports of exports OF wheat
and flour for the week were 15,2S5,57S
bushels. new high record, against 13, ,206,-
300 last week and 14.2i9.S7 last year. Sea-
sons exports S9,015,ef7. against 90216.762
q year ago. Corn exports, 1874 ,f62, against
2 .260.0 or last week and 10 357 last year. Ex-
ports for season. &c, 500 .965 bushels, against
673, 1863 q year ago.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO co.

St Louis, Mo-, AuN. ", WI.
A dividend Of one and threc-quarters rer
cent. fAet) has been declared on the Pre-
ferred stock Of Lgge;t Myers Tobacco
Company. payable October I, 1921, to stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
Reptor1ber IN. 1921. Checks will be mailed.
n r. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court:
LINCOLN CLOTHING COMPANY. INC
Involuntary; mems clothing, 1856 Delaney
street. In behalf of three creditors Mar
tin Liebschutz, who claims S20S; Lillian
Rosen, s260; r. Brownstein S420. Liabili-
ties are given az SIC 900 and assets $1,000.
Benjamin T. Steinberg IL attorney for the
EMPIRE FUR COAT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, INC.-Involuntary: furs and
caps, II Cooper square. in behalf OF three
$3.50: Dorothy Kaye. $500; Charles $. Rich.
5000. II; 4 j. J. Lesser are attorneys for
the petitioners. -
PANy. INC.-Involuntary: general mer-
chandising and manufacturing West
Twenty second street, in behalf. OF three
$3.50; Goldye segei. 81 900: Lillian Good
man, 500. Morris & Samuel Meyers are
attorneys for the petitioner -,
JOHN GERMAN-Involuntary. 3f3 Canal
street, In behalf OF three creditors: Henri
eta Richman. who claims SEQ; Irving M.
Buuion. $J5l Israel Taretzky. $420. Hab-
erman Levine are attorneys for the pc
LOUIS ELDTTctI-rnvoluntary dry goods.
) East 11ith street. In behalf OF three
creditors Helen Johnson, who claims S4es;
Dorothy Resnikol $3.50. Lee Sicgel. sf3s.
Fromberg Palmer are attorneys for the
THE ASSOCIATED AUTOMOBILE ACCEs-
cessories 122 West Forty-thrd street. IN
behalf Of three creditors: William sail,
feld ldi PAM works. s37. Silver & Moskowitz
are attorneys for the petitioners
RICHARD r.. NICHOLAS Involuntary.
men sora as a5 NS SEVENTH Gssg sTnae behs %
OF three creditors: Alfred a. Wood, who
claims s69T Thayer i. Healey. SA;
Harry II. Brown. s3io. Solomon Goodman
Il attorney for the petitioners.
LIPPMAN COHEN-Invountary trading as
the Special Clothing Company. n1anufactur-
ing clothing. i9s Canal street, In behalf
who claims s10o; Minnie odes. 5000; Cciie
NJ Grabson. $40 Max steindler and Alex
S. MarcusIn are attorneys for the peti-
riLNART LABORATORIES, INc.-voun-
tary; co West Ninetie'h street which
places liabilities at s22. .J43 and assets at
due on accounts. Edward W. Drucker Il
attorney for the bankrupt
ALEXANDER GREEN-Involuntary mems
Bronx. in behalf OF three creditors: Her-
man Creenherg. who claims g4T5; Moe IL.
Lazarus. ss7 Bertram Silverberg. ~. Is
raei Erinkman is attorney for the pefi-
BtrNIMowrTz & co.--voiuntary. Petition
by Solomon and Sarah Buninowi,z. living
Ing as Bunlmowitz e. Co., &c East broad
wav. IN 1919, who place their liabilities ~
81 $50. and no assets. Louis J. Jacobs II
MUTUAL AMUSEMENT COMPANY, NC
Involuntary. park and playground. lt3d
street and Harlem River. In behalf of two
creditor7 Max Kaslowitz. who claims
sio0 Frank Bloom. 1891. Liabilities are
give ms 81. 900 and assets ~ 81 600. Ialkin
A. Cohen nrn atiorrovq for the petitioners.
MARION ALJEN-voiuntary 1863 Broad
way. occupation not given. who places h's
liabilities at sfli 26i and assets f3iI, an
uniiuuIdated ciaim. Levy 4 Shulman are
attorneys for the bankrupt.
,r1rANCr, wArsT cOMpkNy--rnvoiur.
tary; IA East Seventeenth street IN behalf
of two creditors; Maurice u. Sobel. who
claims stp2; Helen Johnson, $500. Archi
bald Palmer II attorney for the petitioners.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCy.

The following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In the United States Dis
EMPIRE FUR COAT MANuFA cTUR1NG
COMPANY, INc.--Millnrd ~. Ellison. re-
ceivcr. with a bond OF A. 600. Liabilities
are estimated at $4,000 and assets at
$1,000
RICHARD II. NrcHoLAs--oscar Igstaedter.
receiver for Richard r.. Nicholas. trading
ps Nick's Toggery Shop. mems furnishings,
2if5 Seventh avenue. with bond OF $500.
kTrsxANrlFR CiREEN--Joseph s. Israel. re-
ceiver, with n bono Of $500
HARRY SHAPIRO--I.awrcnce Il Gerber. re-
ceiver for Harry Shapiro, trading as the
Howton Clothing Company, clothing, II
Cnrtiandt street. with bond OF $500. Liza
AT S2. 600.
UNITED STATES MERCANTILE COM
pANY, NC.--fleorre y. Medaie, receiver.
with n bond OF $4,000.
MUTUAL. AMUSEMENT COMPANY, NC
Lewis II. saper. receiver. with bond OF
$500.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
BIDAND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS.

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
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