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New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
AMERICAN PORTS

Granite state. Philad ephia; West Kasson. so1
Singapore, etc; Concordia (Br), Norfolk; 4;
Eastern Down, Antwerp; Caxambu (Braz),
New York: Inspector. Matanzas; Lake
Elmwood. shielo1. Sailed strs Halsey
Marta; Texaco, Nrj.Solk
BOSTON. MarcN IL Arrived Strs
Essex. Philndephi !; Brandon, Sewalls s
Point Everett. Lambert's Point: Melrose,
Lambert's Point; Newton, Baltimore
Juniata, Baltimore and Norfolk, via Provi-
10th). Sailed: Strs Celtic Prince (Br).
New York; Hellig olav (Dan). from Co
penhagen and Christiania, New York, Wal
ter ID Noyes Newport News. Vineyard
Haven, Mass. March l1-Arrived: Schrs
Gladyator. New York for Rockand; Telu-
CHARLESTON. $ c, March 11--Arrived: ::
Strs Minnequa. Chile: Nesco. Galveston
and proceeded to Genoa; Continental
Bridge. Galveston. and proceeded to Rot
terdam: Apache Jacksonville, and pro-
ceeded TO New York, New Orleans New
Sailed: Str Comanche. Jacksonville.
GALVESTON. March 1l--Arrived: Strs
BrandyWtn~ Tompco; FL sud. New York
Crude OH New York; Walter Hardcastie.
Tampico. Franklin K Lane, Tampico.
Sailed: s - Pendrecht (DD, Tampico
Marscilles; Eastern (Br), west coast OF
Italy
JACKSONVILLE March lI---Arrived
Strs Comanche. New York, Princeton, New
York, and sailed for lampico. Sailed: Stf
West View. Norfolk.
KEY WEST. Fla. March 11--Arrived Str
Naushon (Hond). Tampa Sailed Str Lake
Orange, New OrleanA
MOBILE. March 11-Arrived Str Colin
II Livingstone. Baltimore; schr Maid OF
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Steady Gain i'm
American Goods
Sold to Jamaica
iwo-'llirds of Imports of
British Possession Are
Being Bought From U. S.;
islands Trade Growing

During the last forty years the United
States, while losing its former place
IN the export trade of Jamaica. has
been consistent gamer in the import
trade, says Consul Charles l.. Latham
IN a report from Kingston to the De-
partment of Commerce.
In the total import trade the United
States, from supplying only 31.5 per
cent of Jamaica's imported articles in
1879, increased It's share to Gel per
cent in 1919. England lost during this
period, its share decreasing from 500
per cent in 1879 to 1919 per cent in
1919.
The year ended December 81. 1919,
witnessed she greatest revival of the
industrial progress Of Jamaica during
the last centuSS. The value of Ja-
maica's exports for 1919 increase
more than 100 per cent over the 1918
figures, and the imports gained so per
cent. This reversed the balance Of
trade, which was over 100000 on the
import side in 1918, to a little less
thon S3,000,000 on the export side in
1919
This was due partly to tha great in
crease in the price of food products,
which form the bulk of exports, partly
to their increased production and part
ly TO the drop in value Of the pound
sterling. The staple artcies-sugar,
bananas, rum, coccanuts, oranges, cocoa,
logwood and pimento-were responsible
for the larger export figures.
The United States supplies over 90
per cent of the meat and dairy prod
ucts, and Canada is the leading coun-
try of origin for fish. sending more
than SO per cent in 1919.
Fancy soaps come largely from the
United States, but American manufac-
| turers do not get large percentage
! Of the ordinary soap trade, which goes
! principally to England. Increasing i'm
! portation of tobacco and cirgarettes is
due to the entrance of American eX-
port manufactu turers into this field
practically all of this product comes
/ from America.
Apparel, boots and shoes, autom o.
biles, chemicals, cotton, hosiery, piece
goods, hardware, glass and glassware,
grain, machinery, medicine, iron and
steel manufactures, nails, tin, musical
instruments, paint, etc, all come
/ chiefly from the United States.
The United States and Great Britain
have long been the chief buyers OF
Jamaican produce. The Importance OF
England in the export trade is due
especially to preferential duties, as
land for the islands produce, and to
the fact that Jamaica is British pos
session. At present Canada holds first
place as q customer for Jamaican cof
fee, grapefruit and hides. The Unitee
Kingdom received 81 per cent of tho
coffee exported in 1919 Canada 38 pei
cent and the United States J. per cent
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS
l:45--ss2 Dawson ct, the Bronx, un-~
4:1o-sas @s@@ West End av; bernard iS0"'
5:25-55 v. 18th ST.; rubbish; owner
9:2o-l9Gi Amsterdam av.; Hannah
o:ao--l5s Clinton St. Max Goodman.
1o:f5-25e East broadway; Jacob Es-
l1:15--llia St. Nicholas Az. unAnown
Unknown
is.is-ess i WIS av, 'Sonx ia
$40 ''f'~ E. lo0th ST. sarah weincr. Nors 'e
f:15-4l0 e. @2d St. Pearsine MIG.
Co.............. ...........-... ni1nown
5:4o-8l5 b. 45th st. auto in garage
Gotham Hotel Supply Co. Unknown
6oo-33Gl e. fremont av.. Bronx,
Morris Kowek ...........- Unknown
630-26lsts st and Rlverdale av,,
Bronx vacant lot ...... Mono
72o-2f7th ST and Riverside av- va
7:25-is W. 27th st; Fox Film Cor
poration .,.-...... Unknown
7:25-lllth at aud lst av. auto.
Harry NHtz. ...........-.. Total
7.5o63f ". l5lst st, Frederick Op-
penhein hit
9:t8-b0th st. and Avenue a. scow;
ID. =. t...-..-.- I Unknown
10 $685. sth av.: Erred knapp. Unknown
10 :35-1S W. nth st. y. pelman. Unknown
1l:o5---6 Lcnox av.; unknown ...... Trihing
ll:3l--l40 Il. l0Sth St. rubbish in eel
lar. ....................U Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Harding Asks Benson
TO Act as Ship Board
Moves to Keep Organization
func'ioning Pending Appoint
nlept of New Members

WASHINGTON. March 1l.-Pres,-
dent Harding to-day requested Chairman
Benson of the Shipping Board "to con-
tlnue to function as though the board
werc fully organized"
The request. embodied in letter sent
by the President to-day to Chairman
BENSON. was not interpreted as meaning
that Admiral Benson would be continued
permanently rs head of the Shipping
Board, but merely to give the practically
memberless board a definite status pend
ing the nomination of new members.
Word has come to me-" President
Harding wrote, "that there is some em-
harrassment relating to disbursement
on behalf of the Shipping Board because
OF the f"~lporary unorganized state of
thr ~v.ru.
II am writing to reatfirm my previous
request that you continue to function
as though the board were fully organ
lzed and assert your full authority un-
der the law.
II would like you to immediately nd
wise department heads disbursing au~
thorties and other agencies of the board
10 junction IN normal way and be
confident of the support of the Execu-
tive IN meeting the exigencies which
arise.
Il cannot believe it the intention of
Congress to make possible a situation
under which the board ceases to function
even though but one commissioner were
on duty.
Il should like to be assured Of your
fuli understanding of this Official request
and VIII be confident of your compliance
Herewith"
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12

SUPREME COURT. NEW yotrs COUNTY.
Louisa s. Seller. Plaintiff agAirsl
harry }. Seller. Defendant. Trial desired
IN the County of New York. Action for an
Absolute Divorce.
To the Above Named Defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action and 70 serve
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs nj
torncy within twenty DAYS after the ssrv-
Ice of this summons, exclusive of the das'
of service. and in case OF your failure
appear Or answer juds sment will he taken
against you by default for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Dated, New York. August Goth, 1890
ID. W. STEELE JR..
Attorney for the Plaintiff. Office and r.
o. Address ESQ Broadway New York
City.
To Harry j. Seller:
The foregoing summons is scrvnd upon
you without the State of New York pur-
suant to order Of Hon Edward r.
Finch Justice OF the Supreme Court -
the state of New Work dated the 2sna
day OF January. 1891. and FLED ,.ith tr~
complaint in the Office OF the clerk OF Il
County of New York. at the County CON
House. IN the Boroush h OF Manhattan f,ifv
County and state Of New York N'
d ". STEELE rP
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ofice ana pon.
ONCE Address. $50 Bxoadwsv In !"
Horough OF Manhattan. city Of Ne,a
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Wenatchee to Sail To-day
Maiden Trip for Ship Allocated
to the Admiral Line

The steamship Wenatchce, q, 300
displacement tons, just completed by
the Shipping Board, for operation be-
tween Seattle and Japan. China and
Manila by the Pacific Steamship Com
pany, better. known as the Admiral
Line, is expected to sail from New
York to-day on her maiden voyage for
Pacific Coast ports via Cuba, Jamaica
and the Panama Canal.
Among the passengers will be Judge
f. II. Gary, Of the United States Steel
Corporation, and Mrs. Gary, r. A. c.
Smith, former Dock Commissioner of
New York, with Mrs. Smith and two
daughters; II. f. Alexander, Of Tacoma; +;
president of the Pacific Steamship
Company, and Mrs. Alexander and Miss
: Helen Woolsey, OF Tacoma.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Navy Orders
From The Trtbunes Wcshtnotoa Bureau

From The TrtbunSs Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 11.-Navy orders
issued to- day follow
Beecher. 1t. c. f.. to destroyer force, At
Bullock, Com c. H. to u g. s. culgos
Edwards. Ems. J. E., to U. S. s. Charles
Ausburne.
Eismann. 1t. f., to L. $ s. Converse
Frommer. Bosn. L., to {. S. S. Brant.
He'll, Lit. j., to [. 5. :. Rochester.
Hofmann. Ap. elk. IL. H., to u. S. S
Bridge
Simpson, Ems r w. to Pacific fleet.
Volt. Mach. l.. r. to L. $. $. Salem
Waters Ems. & T.. TO L. < ). Turkey.
Boyle. 1t. q. g. +. W. to c. S. S. Quincy
Donnally, 1t. q. 81 4. G., TO L. S. S. Ala
media.
Pettigrove. Ems f. p to L. S. s. Brazos
Powers, Lit. B. NJ. to san Francisco.
Reed. 1t. T. H., to u. :. orion
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
,,os,r SIR ,!saa. Santa Marta Cartascna Feb "a.
!. cristobal March 3. Kingston March g.
TO tho United Fruit Co. with pass. mails
and mdse; Pier lb. IL n.
str Surugn, Ancona Feb lc, Oran Feb
10: to Barber & Co, with mdsc
str Maracaibo. Maracaibo March I, Gu
nss naet M1rsh a s"" viii; ,1a% Matnn
mdse; Pier ii. Brooklyn.
str fungus !Nop. Sanchez Feb IL. Ia
Romano Fcb ~, San Domingo CITY Feb "a
Azua Feb Is. Macoris Feb 26. Porto Plata
March 3; to the Columbus Steamship Co.
with mdsc Pier T5. n r..
, 3; to the New York & Cuba Mail Steam
ship GO. with sugar. anchored off staple
Str Asslnippl, Bucnos Ayrcs. Jan 80:
Montevideo, Feb A. Rio dc Janeiro. Feb II
Porto Colombia Feb II; Boston. March o:
with mdse. Martins Docks. I.
str city of Montgomery Savannah.
March 5; to tho Ocean Steamship Co. with
pass and mdsc: Pier 35. N r.
str Ell Alba Galveston. March s. to the
Southern Pacific Co, With mdsc: Pier so.
Str Lenarc. Jaclsonvine March s:
Charleston, March 9; to tho Clyde Steam
ship GO. with pass and mdse: Pier 81, n.
soar,a ST. AmSrica az, Genoa, Teh IA PhiIa-
Line; with pass and mdse; Pier o7 H.
str stadsdiiS (DW, Norfolk. March 10
e. ne Holland, Amertca Limo; with mdse
Str Taketoyo Maru (Jap), Calcutta, Jar
~; Colombo, Jan 36; Port satd. Feb II
Nippon Yusen Kaisha; with mdso. Pier
Str splendor 90. Genoa. Feb %; te
Robert Il Hague; in ballast Pier 8. Bay
str Altamaha Cardenas Feb 2S Maricl
March l; Philadelphia. March 9: to the
Clyde Steamship Co; with sugar; anchored
str westmead Copenhagen. Feb IA; tc
tho Standard Steamship Corp in ballast
y, str cauto, Tampico, FEB 25 Bsltin,oree
stsamship co,: With mdse; riGT II. bkIyn
"a; Sydney, N W. Jan Z Wellington
Jan II: Brisbane, Jan 20; cristobnl Fet
Boyd; with mdse; Pier i, American Docks
Str Iruason tBraz>. Lisbon, Feb 22; te
the France and Canada Steamship Line
with mdse.
Str Haean. Lebos, March .; to Mscall
lister Bros. with crude oil; anchored OFF
St, ST. West E Eldara, MonoIu,u Man, Jan Is
Steamship Lines; with mdse; anchored of
| Quarantine.
Indse; anchored off Quarantine.
str r. D.; Asche. Texas CITY; with oil
March /; to T williams & Sons, witt
mahogany and cedar; foot OF Goth st
Brooklyn.
str Delavan, Buenos Avres Feb &; Ri
de Jareiro. Feb IL; St. Thomas, March 3
to Moore e Mccormick with mdse. Pic
?. Jersey CITY.
str Lake Butler. Philadelphia. March 10
anchored off Quarantine
Str I1l CAPTAIN, New Orleans. March 1
to southern Pacific Line with mdse; Pte
49, \ r.
Str Herbert l. Pratt Philadelphia Marc
. 10 Robert I. Hague; Federal Docks
koarnX. J.
Str Pennsylvania. Baltimore. March
to United American Line; Morse Dry Dock
brooklyn.
str Lorraine. Melbourne; anchored OF
| Quarantine.
Line with pass and ndse; off Quarantine
str Nora, Lobos; off Quarantine.
str Montauk. London. off Quarantine.
Str Wakulla. Boston; off Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Army Orders

From The Tribune's WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 11-Army
orders issued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
Butler. Capt r. NJ. to Honolulu.
Mccoy. Major A. ID. S, to Beniciu.
Chase, Capt. Il. H. to San Francisco.
Glenn, 1t. c. r., to Camp Lewis.
Conner Major II. L.. to San Francisco.
Martin. LIT. j. l.. to Manila.
Rosenberg. 1t ~, to Manila.
Regain, Major l.. j., to Fort Sam Houston
Qunrtermnster Corps
McCreery. 1t. T. II, to Arlington.
Eddy, Major r. c., to Camp Jackson.
Cavalry
Thornburg. 1t T. r.. to Manila.
Palmer, NJ jor O. G.. to Fort Ogle thorpe,
Veterinary Corps
Dixon, 1t. o. II. jr., TO San Francisco.
Holycross. 1t f. L., to Manila
Infantry
Honorably discharged-Cap Fl. E. Mark
ham.
Wells. Col. r. IT,, to Camp Meade.
NeT, 1t. Col. i. H.. to Fort Crook
Root, Col f. A.. to Camp Grant.
Field Artillery
Horn Col. T. NJ to Honolulu.
Powell. Cd Lit r. D., to Camp DIX.
Brady. Major 7. J., resigned
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
CONNECTICUT
-
SURROGATES' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY the Grace of God. Free and
ependent.-To DR.. SBRGE VORONOFF.
the husband; MARIAN BARBARA de
PRET, EVELYN FRANCIS, FRANCIS
FRANCIS Jr. EGERTON L. WIN
THROP, Jr. executor and trustee under
the will. and FARMERS LOAN & TRUST
eoutor and trustee under the VIII OF
EVELYN ROSTWICK VORONOFF, de-
ceased. SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS. EGERTON l.. WINTHROP,
Jr.. who resides at 100 East alst street
Borough OF Manhattan. the City of New
York, has lately applied TO the Surrogates
Court of our County of New York, to have
certain instrument in writing, relating TO
both real and personal property, duly
EVELYN BOSTWICK VORONOFF, who
was at the time of her death a resident OF
the City of Paris France. deceased:
THEREFORE,. You and each of YOU are
cited 10 show cause before the Surrogates'
Court OF our County OF New York at the
Hall OF Records. in the County Of New
York, on the tlth day of April one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty one. at
| half past ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day why the said viii and testa-
ment should not be admitted TO prohate q
as Q Will OF real and personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates Court OF
the said County of New York to be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable John P Cohalan,
a Surrogate OF our said County OF New
York. at said County. the sth day OF
March, in tho year OF Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty one
! (L. So DANIEL J. DOWDNEy.
Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Material Cut in Force of
New York Shipbuilding Co,

" CAMDEN, N. j., March 1.-The New
iorS Shipbuilding Company announced
so-day that beginning tonight all night
work at its plant would be discontinued
ana the night force of 200 employees
lald off. The day force also is being
materially reduced, the announcement
stated, by the laying off Of extra gangs
employed on war contracts.
10 per cent reduction in wages
val go into effect at the New York
pant, AZ wei. as At all other Delaware
Aiyer shipyard. next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
255 Vessels Tied Up i'm Norway

According to the Norwegian Ship
Owners Association, at the beginning
Of February 255 ships were known to
be laid up in Norway and thirty-seven
ships at other foreign ports, aggregat-
ing 622 900 lightweight tons. The seri
BUSINESS of the situation is indicated by
the fact that about one-tenth of the
national wealth of Norway is invested
in shipping. In addition, at least one
fifth OF the population Of the country
is directly or indirectly dependent on
the shipping industry.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at tho Cen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffics
China and specially addressed mail for
Japan and Corea, via Seattle. steamship
Manila Mara March IL.
Hawaii Chino French Indochina, Neither
land East leAies Except Sumatra), and
specially addressed mail for Japan and
Corea, via San Francisco. steamshi p
Golden state. March IA.
Japan. Corea. China Except Shanghai
City). Siberia. French Indochina Neither
lands East Indies Except Sunatra). and
Philippine Islands, via Seattle. steamship
Protesilaus. March u.
Tahiti. Marquosas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mall
for Australia. via San Francisco. steam
ship Mariana, March 81.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mall for New
Zealand. via San Francisco. steamship
Sonoma. March "a
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. svin Vancouver and Victoria.
"a. c.. steaknsh!p Makura. March as
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
FrecpOrt Texas Rcp0rf

The Freeport Texas Company re-
ported a deficit, after Federal taxes
depreciation and depletion, for the
year ended November 80 of S38,9s2,
compared with net income Of $624,S38
or S1.25 Il share, earned on the capital
stock In the preceding year. Profit and
loss surplus amounted to $4,481,602,
against $4,5G9,56f
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Newburgh Yards Deliver Ships

After successful trial trip, on
which a speed of fifteen knots was de
velopcd, the twin-screw steamer Cho-
luteca was delivered yesterday by .hc
Newburgh Shipyards, of Newbureh
to the Cuyamel Fruit Company, of New
Orleans. The vessel is designed ex-
pressly for the banana carrying trade
between Puerto Cortez and New Or
leans. She has accommodation for
twcnty-four first class passengers.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Recciyersl2in i'm Manila

MANILA, ?. l., March l1.--The Phil
ippine Vegetable Oh Company was
placed IN the hands Of a receiver to-
day following complaint of p. c. Whit
aker, largest individual stockholder,
who alleged the company to be in
danger of insolvency. Frank W. Car
penter was appointed receiver.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR COI.D-ROLLED AND
nickel bars valves. packing boiler
tagging and yellow pine lumber.-Seaed
the General Purchasing Officer, The Pana-
ma Canal. Washington d. c., until 1890
o'clock a. M, March "a, 1921. at which
time they win be opened in public, for
furnishing the above mentioned articles
Blanks and Information relating TO this
Circular 1441) may be obtained from this
office or the Offices OF the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agents, "a State Street. New York
city; 6o6 Common Street, New Orleans, La
and Fort Mason. San Francisco. Calf also
from the United States Engineer Offices in
the principal cities thtough hout the United
states a. L. Flint General Purchasing
Officer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau OF supplies and ACCOUNTS
Navy Department. Washington. ID. &. un-
III 10 o'clock a. m. March Is 1921. for de-
livering bolts. hinges. cocoa. ranges. cheese,
| bolts and nuts, and until 10 O'Clock a. n..
March %, 1921. for delivering leggings
syrup sheaves and sheave pins to the navy
yard; BROOKLYN. n. Y..etc. Apply for pro-
Rosal,s to the supply officer. navy yard
Brooklyn. N. Y. TO the bureau OF Sup
piles and Accounts. c. J. PEOPLES, Act
ing Paymaster General of thA Navy. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
+ FONTANILI.S and LEON SAENZ. part
ners doing business under the firm name OF
r. FONTANILLS & co, Plaintiffs, against
BANCO DE BARCELONA. Defendant. SUM
MONS. with Notice.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO answer
the complaint in this action, and to serve a
copy of your answer the Plaintiffs Attor-
neys within 90 days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service and
judgment viii be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in IT, COM
plant.
Dated January :, +32i
PARKER. MARSHALL. MILLER AUCH-
INCLOSS & RANDALL, Plaintiffs attorney
Postottice Address and Office. No. 81 Broad
way Street.
NOTlCE.--Take notice. that upon your de
fault to appear answer the above Sum
mons. judgment will be taken against you
Tor the sum OF dollars. with intef
EST from and with costs OF tn :
action. Planting Attornevs
To Banco dc Barcelona:
The foregoing summons is served upon yon
by publication, pursuant TO an order OF Hor
Edward II. Finch Justice of the Supren.-
Court Of the State OF New York. dated thu
4th day Of February. 1921. and filed with tn
complaint IN the Office of the Clerk of the
County of New York. at the County Couf
House, In the Borough Of Manhattan City
County and State of New York
Dated, New York. February 4th 1921
PARKER, MARSHALL. MILLER AUCH
lNCLOSS RANDALL. Attorneys for Plain
| tiffs, Once and p. o Address 81 Broadway
, Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES

CLARENCE I. FINCH vs.. MABELLE G.
RYERSON EFT AL.-ORDER OF NOTICE.
State of Connecticut. Fairfield County
Superior Court.-Ss. Bridgeport, March 4,
A. -. 1921.
Upon the complaint OF the said CLAIR
ENCE l. FINCH: praying, for reasons
chanics lien. $1,000 damages and posses
sion of promises, now pending before this
Court, having been returned thereto on
the first Tuesday of January 1921.
1t appearing TO and being found by this
Court that JOHN QUINN, one of said de
fondants is absent from This state and
gone to parts unknown, and that notice OF
the pendency of the complaint was given
as required by order Of notice heretofore
issued. and now the Plaintiff asks for a
further order of notice In the premises.
THEREFORE,. ORDERED. That notice
OF the pendency of said COMP int be given
by publishing this order in the New York
Tribune, a newspaper printed IN New York
city. once week for two weeks sue
cessively. commencing on or before the
2lst day of March, A. d. 1927.
BY the Court
MICHAEL ]. FLANAGAN,
Asst. Clerk OF the Superior Court 10,
Fairfield County.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-12
Foreign Trade Notes

Tho italian Chamber has amended
the budget law by inserting n clause
giving the executive me power to take
all necessary steps to raise the prices
Of italian exports to countries whose
money is near parity, proportiona.ly to
the derreciation of italian exchange in
those countries.
Ncaraguan advices state that the
latest quotation received Tor sugar
were $3.50 per 90 pounds from the
United State. and s5 from Europe. The
reason for this differo nee is stated to
be that orders from the United States
are for much larger quantities.
The annual industrial and commercial
fair at Bordeaux, France, will be held
from June IS to June 80.
The Krupp interests In Germany are
reported to have obtained the contract
for 10000 car wheels for the Argentine
| railways. Their bid was much below
the American offer.
! + Long time credits for the sale Of
American cotton to German buyers are
urged by the American Association Of
| Commerce and Trade, Berlin, as the
most practical aid to the prom motion of
the cotton trade.
The total number Of new companies
organized in Spain in 1920 was 22S,
| with capitalization of 647,0o0,0O0
pesetas Two American companies and
one English one are included in these
! figures.