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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES
PRODUCE.

BEA<s-Aiarrov, choice. 1890 100 lbs. 80
red Kidney, 1890 S025a950 white kidney.
si4 5OHt5.50
BJTTEH-Creamery. higher than extras.
r. 45isg &c eStr9s ~ score. 4',sS; t,rss, "a
score 39d4ic.. seconds - 20 ~ score SHn
CSC. lower sradcs. 2Sa52c.i unsalted, higher
than exirs, 4sqis,se extra: b15 sI
storage. high, scoring, &c. eyiras, 4IG uc,i
first-, 3Gda9c. seconds. 30d%'c lover
4'c. state dairy tubs. finest. 1880 good
10 prime 3sufic.: common to fair, 2SdSlc.:
ladies. cufrcnt make. firsts. 2Jq2ic sec
onds. o2d2se. lower grades eotT2iNc.;
No. :. eic., lower grades, i1V2pc.
CHEESr:-State. whole milk. held. early
made. flats. spcrials. H.. - 129e.; IAN made.
26n2Tc. average run. 2i0-5 Be-; fresh spc.
lower grades, i5T2ibc; twins. held, spe-
Gals. 2eNa2Sigc. average run 2fH21isc.;
ssaaSsc. .insic fglq Ss Pe.ie. hsid. sTSaseve
double Daisies. held 2li41.GMc; Young
Arisficaa. held. osisq2gc fresh. 2sa2S'tc
Skins. held specials. i5tsP20c.. prime 70
choiee. i5HiTigc; fair 60 good. i2aii'ic.;
lover grades. i0c.
EGGS--Frceh gathered. extras. dozen 4ic:
extra firsts sc. firsts. 4Oit0i2c. seconds.
4gc dirles. 80, I. 3sa3ec checks, fair %
and nearby wc.tcrn. hcnneiy whites. cxtfas,
5JajGc. extra firsts. 5tdj5c. fifsts. 53c.;
fFlhcIeu NhiieH. iiisf9 10 extra tlrsfRi AW
5Jc.. Under grades. lSdI2r. Pacific coast
whitcs extra firss. Str5ac. nrsis &c
under grades. i'uJ2c. puliets, usual sIzes.
ffu i5c. other Western and Southern gath
ercd whites. ij0aec. State peuusyivauia
and nearby Wostcrr. henhcfy brow us, cy.
tfag $50 &c. gathered brown and mixed
coiors sradcd extras. tic firsts 20 extra
firsfs iiT43r.
POTATOES Bcr'nuds. bJI SGF0.5O;
Maine. $50 ibs g. 5V,iS: fGi ms A. i0d
e15; 100 his. S2d221: state and pcunsyl-
vania. $50 lbs. e. 1nT3 i05 lbs g. 500
27J; TOO lbs. s2NeiU. Long Island. bag
sayS.T5' psniae igl Ne Al 10si2. sweets
Jersey. basket. stag: Maryland. BASKET. si.e5
riG5' yama. hlf. sar5
POULTRY. DRESSED -CIIICNI:Ns = Fry
crs, poxos. 33p35c. roastcrs, 3tf42c. stags.
FowIs-p@ss. sI0seAA sbis- ss6saas
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COTTON MARKET Is
STEADY AFTER DROP
Closing Prices Show Decline of
8 to % POints-Local Spot
1915 at Finish.

The cotton market steadied yesterday
after distinctly sagging tendency at
its opening. The list was off l6 to n
points at the start on weak Liverpool
cables. bearish consumption figures and
continued poor spot situation. Selling
was scattered and not long after the
call enough support developed to cause
a recovery to about Fridays final bids.
one or two options showing small
gain. Buying came chiefly from local
and outside shorts and little trade de-
mand was in evidence at one time in
the first hour. The volume of Liver
pool business was so small yesterday
that it attracted comment OF operators
The Census Bureau report ON con-
sumption in January was low. but about
as expected. Total consumption was
SS6,27o running bales. exclusive of lin
ters. against 59l,921 in January. 1920.
Exports OF last month were G06o02 bales.
against 929.G1l in January. 1920. The
number of active spindles was 81 .5o9, OIL.
Around 1401 for May the market en-
countered a little new pressure and
again eased off a bit. The ring crowd
sou moderately at times, while local
commission houses acted both ways.
Spot news from, the cotton belt was
varied.
Most reports agree that holders seem
more anxious TO sell with the new crop
season at hand. but demand is poor.
Most buying is of low grades. Differ
ences between grades have narrowed
considerably. Probably as important
as any bullish factor was the strength
in securities and foreign exchange. That
strength checked speculative selling TO
no little extent. Much business late in
the session was switching. with Octobe"
under fairly heavy pressure at one
time and down to 1852. off % points,
while other options held we'll The close
was steady. with a decline OF to -
points. Local spot was 10 points lower,
at 1915 cents.
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STATISTICS,
COTTONSEED OIL.
Ranges of prices
Onpp
COTTON CONSUMPTION GAINS.
Revival Of Industry Indicated In
Census Burcau Report.

WksurSGToN. Feb 1i.--ReVival of the
cotton manufacturing industry. which
for several months mad been declining. is
indicated In the January cotton con-
sumption report issued to-day by the
Census Bureau. There was an increase
OF 71.419 bales i'm consumption of lint
cotton during January as compared with
that OF December. when II reached its
lowest point OF six years. With a total of
o94.s51 bales. Consumption during SIX
months ended on January 81 was S0O.-
600 bales less than IL was in the cor
responding period OF last year, the total
being 2.33S.s55 bales.
Cotton spindles active during January
were 3.23O.55S less than were operated
during January. 1920. and December
showed 4.T03,T5S less than did Deccm-
ber. 1913 In cotton growing states
active spindles numbered only 276,1oS
less than they did in January year
AGO. and December showed 1855 less
than did December. 1919.
Lint cotton on hand on January 81
totalled 6.91s.435 bales OF lint in con-
suming establishments and in public
storage and at congresses. against
5,71O.655 on that date year ago.
Cotton consumed in January was
366.27O bales OF lint and 23,549 bales Of
iinters, the Census Bureau announced to-
day. Consumption in January. 1920,
amounted to 1921 bales Of lint and
2T.2I3 OF lintcrs.
Cotton on hand on January - in con-
Stunning establishments amounted to
1879 667 bales of lint and 2sf.s75 OF
linters. against 1852. 1926 Of lint and 276.-
546 of llnters q year ago and In public
storage and at congresses holdings were
5.6i5.36S bales Of lint and s36.o6t Of
linters. against 3.75S.S20 OF lint and
324.965 Of linters
Cotton imported during January
TO 24,024 bales against 104,4S5
In January. 1920.
Exports amounted TO COG. .O02 bales.
including 5.2i6 bales of iinters. against
s29.671 bales. including T.39f bales Of
linters In January. 1920.
Cotton spindles active during January
we're 31.50e.02f. against 3i.7a9.5T9 In
January. 1929.
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston steady. unchanged at l3'2oc
sales SOL bales New. Orleans steady, un-
changed NJ rae. sales. .26t bales. Mobile
nominal. unchanged at 13c. sales nil. Sayan-
nah quiet. unchanged ~ l4c.; sales MI. WI
nincton ofilct unchanged at lie; sales MI,
Augusta quiet. unchanged at 1Sc.; sales. 1f6
bales. Memphis steady. 30 lower. AT 1900
sales. 2.l50 bales. st. Louis quiet un-
changed at 14c.: sales nil. Houston steady
unchanged at SOC; sales, j,gi2 bales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at 1870.
sales 40 bales. Dallas steady. unchanged
at 1250c sales 1900 bales. Montgomery
dull unchanged at 12.5oc: sales. % bales.
Fort Worth steady, unchanged az l2.5Vc.
sales 100 bales
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Nnrfolk and Mestern RaIIwny Compnn,.

l. Pursuant to the regulations OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission prescribed In
It's order dated October g. 1918, in Docket
I1x Parte No. 81 the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company hereby requests bids and
hereby gives notice that IT will receive bids
for:
Repair parts for electrical apparatus (Con-
tract serial No. AA-3).
Electrical supplies Contract serial No. AA-3).
Repair parts for steam turbines Contract
Repair parts for underfeed stokers CCon-
tract serial No. AA-3).
Impregnating three lift ladders Contract
800 pair steel angle bars for s5-lb. AsCE
rail Contract serial No. AA-D.
Ne 20 rail- od bound nlanssnese aG stesi insert ser.
rail Contract serial No. AA-J.
No. II manganese insert stiff frogs, 10O-lb.
ARA "B" rail Contract serial No. AA-6l {.
500 Kegs Heat Treated Track Bolts. isT
diam. "a" long Contract serial No. AA-Tl.
500 Kegs Heat Treated Track Bolts, Is"
diam. AZ" long Contract serial No. AA-7) :.
1000 (ouly) Heat Treated Track Bolts, ls'
diam x 1875" long Contract serial No. AA-T).
1000 (only) Heat Treated Track Bolts. III"
diam. K 10ss" long Contract serial No. AA-7).
500 Steel Wire Springs for Elvin Grease
Cellars Contract serial No. AA-S).
In accordance with specificati tons and plans
which will be supplied as mentioned under
paragraph below.
9. Bids must be submitted and addressed
to the undersigned. at his office. by j.
O'Clock noon, Eastern Standard Time OF
itOauOke. v lue flIrI udy OF MdTcns iJ-i
Bids received after that time will not be
considered.
3. Bids must be prepared and submitted on
the forms prescribed In the regulations mem
toned above. which forms Will be furnished,
on request. by the undersigned.
4. The successful bidder viii be required
70 enter into and execute proposed contract
Serial No. as above containing general terms
and conditions. which viii be supplied 20
prospective bidders upon applicstio to tie
undersigned.
3. The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids, and 10 accept any part OF any one
bid.
o. Complete specifications-and plans-are
now on file in the office OF the undersigned.
and said specifications-and plans-rnay be
inspected and examined, free Of charge. dur
ing business hours OF any business day by
any persons who may desire or propose 20
submit bids. and upon request OF any such
persons copies OF said specifications-and
plsns-vill be furnished and forwarded to
them.
Dated this twelfth day OF February. 1921.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY co.
J. II. CLEMMrTT. Purchasing Agent.
Room No. 3ji y. and w. Ey. Office, Bldg.
Roanoke, Va.
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Nehemiah Friedman has Issued q spccia
which he states 'Thc financial skies oil
Europe IRE clearing. the repsration question
10 nea ring settlement. the incoming ad.
ministration II expected 20 arrange an eaTly
peace and the whole vorid II getting ready
10 resume business on the old scale
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

John IL Durrell was appointed yestetday $
ss assistant vice president of the National
CITY Bank.
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BONDS.
OUT OF TOWN MARKET is
BONDS
PHILADELPHIA.

$1,000 Chi RS ser A IS 80 80
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JOIN GREAT NoRTHERN BOARD

Four new directors OF the Grea,
Northern Railway were elected yester-
day. They were ". p. Kcnncy OF St
PAU and r. f. Loomis Nicholas Ter
hume and H. +. Smith of New York.
They succeeded \. H. Thompson de-
ceased: J. T. Reynolds. \. b. Hepburn
and Seward Prosser. The last three
named resigned, 20 conform to the pro-
visions OF Section 10 Of the Clayton
act. which prevents interlocking direc-
torates
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

vLLp coGks-.,a 2se, cMoNs., Scar by. 55
TURKEYS Young. 5S16ac. Old, 5Ca59c
pICks.w western. Esq oc. GEESE -s6aSGc
en-. sGG12 FROZEN CHtCKESs- -flroilefs
3Cp56c.: fryers, 30HSIc. roasters 3!64ac
FOWLS26o ijc OLD COCKS a4l 2Sc. Ga
PONS-5j 0Goc. TCRlSEYS-Iouiie ~ aG2c
did. 56n Soc. DCCKs-f.one .Isiand. ale.
Western. aOdI0c. GEESr-w western eGQ
SOC. RABBITS - cOTTON'rA1Ls - fg1Gsc
JACKs-5oc 1si.
OtITRl, MLS-f'reiaht 8sc
express, SSTSIc. CIfIcKENs-Freisht 52c
express, SO 3Jc. broilers, freight 405 l5c
express. 40nf0c. OLD OOSTERs-Freight
DrCKs-Freisft. s0Tilc expfsss. i5d Sc
GEESE-Trcight. 26d snr PfGEONs-Pair
freight or EXPRESS. s0Td5c GUINEA
5on05c. RABBITS Express. ~ esH5ec
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. IS

4 QUARTERLY Dividend OF one dollar
and fifty cents (Si..0l per share on N.
capital stock OF thls Company has been
declared payable at The Treasurcts Ofice.
40 iGi Broadway. New York. y N. or
Friday. April :. 1921 20 stockholders ~
record az 9 o'clock =. VI on Moudat Fob
ruary 2s. 1891, The stock transfer books
win not be closed fof the payment % this
di,iacnd Chcoucs will be mailed only 10
stockholders who have filed permanent divi-
dcud orders
February H. 1891
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORIT3hNS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-Fluctuations IN
cotton to-day were within narrow limits.
During the greater part OF the session prices
were at small depressiops and last prices
were net unchanged to six points down. Clos
ing: March. 13.24. May. 1888; July, 1880;
October, 14.14; December, 1929.
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ArfHur III. Mayo,
Lieutenant Commander Cso). Z. s. ".
PROPOSALS.
.FOIK & wEsTERN RAILWAY O..

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY 90.
l. Pursuant 70 the regulations OF tic
Interstate Commerce Commission prescribed
IN its order dated October 6. 1919. "a
Western Railway Company hereby requests
bids. and hereby gives notice that II viii
receive bids for:
It's requirements Of Locomotive Driving
Wheel and Truck Tires for the months %
February 10 June, 1921. both inclusive. IN
accordance with specifications and plans
which viii be supplied as mentioned under
paragraph G below.
.. Bids must be submitted and addressed
20 the undersigned. at his office. by ~
Roanoke Virginia. the twenty first day of
February, 1921. Bids received after that
time win not be considered.
3. Bids must be prepared and sub
mittcd on the forms prescribed In the regu-
lations mentioned above, which forms will
be furnished, on request, by the under
signed.
/. The successful bidder will be required
20 enter into and execute proposed contract
Serial No. A . containing general terms and
pectlve bidders upon application 10 the
undersigned.
>. The right Is reserved 10 reject any ana
all bids. and 70 accept any part OF any one
bid
G. Complete specifications--and plans-srs
now an file IN the office OF the undersigned.
and said specifics tions-aud plans-nlay be
inspected and examined, free OF charse.
during business hours of any. business day
by any persons who may desire or propose
70 submit bids. and upon request OF any
such persons copies Of said specification
and plans--wil be furnished and forwardsd
70 them.
pated this third dsy of February. ig.i.
NORFOLK & WESTERN EwY. Co.
J. II. C1emmitt Purchasing Agent,
Room 35i y. and ". Ery. office Eds
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Leo a. siesfeld.. formerly Of r.. 4. soich &
Co. - with Robert +. Horton & Co ard
Win take charge OF their foreign bond dee
prrtmeut.
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nRooKLyS EDISON COMPANY. I~c.

Srrff CONsECUTTvE DIVIDEND
The rd Of Directors al meeting hsi
Februa ~ tn. iH2i declared r regular quar-
terry dividend ~ s. .on per share on the capt
tai stock az the Company outstanding. paw
able on March T. to2i. 20 Stockholders -
record az y. " on Fehruafy u.s. 1921
Checks fof the above dividend viii %
mailed
y. A. BAfLY. Treasurer.
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nrponrs ox Mhxrc,x,LINEs.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 14.-Immediatc zee
truction Of Mexican railway lines
operated by the Mexican Government
viii require 5000 600 pesos. says y re-
port nled by Jaime Gurza. Iie estimates
Che total coe, % maintenance az the
lines as 1000 600 pesos
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cANApIAN r,cIrIc RAILWAY co,rr,Ny

DIVIDEND 80. 80.
A. a meeting of the Directors held TODAY
The usual qua ftcrly dividend Of two and ono
half per cent on the Common Stock for ths
quarter ended 2ist December last. bcinr az
thc rate OF seven per cent. per annrm from
revenue and three per cent per annuu from
Special Income account. vas declared pav-
able Aprn tst next 10 shareholders OF record
az r. NJ. on March ist next.
ERNEST ALENANDEE. Secretary.
Montreal. February "a. 1921.
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T. !. :. +.
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1--WE srocK AND MEAT PRICES.
GASOLINE Cur ~ "a. .Np DEL

PHiLADELPriA Feb. ii--The Atlantic
Refining Company announced to-day
that effective tomorrow in Pcnnsyi.
vania and Delaware 81 would reduce
the price 81 essolcno cent gallon.
n viii sell at 81 cents Wholesale and
thirty cents retail Kerosene will sell
az seventeen cents Wholesale.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

iO--ta.i- Jtn uN.. s. Wrina arteu.. iui4NOWu
eto-sti E. 10Th az. Helen Bfsnt... slight :
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nNronrs rnoM NrM Nonk.

Exuorts frotn New York yesterdr,
Wncat. t0e.q12 bushels. barley. iG.5ei
bcah.is is nacons $500 pounds lard.
a.fG1.2g0 pounds grease 10000 pounds
GOO pounds: lubficatina oil ti0.S00 GAL
Ions oil cake, 2.sSs,toc pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
CABLES.

I,in 100 10 21O rcis lower over our holiday
Dollar rate was 20 lower NJ Gsts0. Ex.
bass and stock 40. opo bass. santos fut,irss
- 20 100 rcis lower. Receipts .TOop bags
and stock 1851. 600 bags. Rcccipts ~ ports
Hi.o0o bses. ssalnst 1000 last year and
2 .OON fuo years ago. Sac psulo had - Dpo.
against 700 and Il orp. and .fundiahy
gUn0c against GOo1 ana 9.oop bags rsspec-
tiveiy. Fine weather IN four districts of
$40 pnuio ana rain in ono
80 A -
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Tnrsr COMPANIES BANQUET.

At The banquet Of the trust compa =
nes OF tho United states. 20 be hold in
tho Waldorf astoria next Thursds-
evening Gen. Charles O.. Dawes ami
Judge Charles r. Moore VIII spcak. ed
mund y. Hubert. president OF the Mer.
chants Loan and Trust Company. chi.
,eago. will act 90 tosstmaster,
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crNrr,t7 cIC,n CO. r>C

NHT l0ff. Tchruafy 70. 1871
quarterly dividend ot one dollar nHd
saVcnty-fivc cents fSt75l per share Niu be
paid on the Preferred Stock OF this com.
psny March T. 1871. 10 s,6ckheiders " f.c-
ord ou February ~. 1891. a, 800 Y. ~
~. " SHICk, Secretary.
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Fire Record

AM Loss.
David smith. ...-.....-. .s.. Unknown
& :iO-1l Rivinston ST. Nathan
DEhsrr .......ts. .ttt .Irtiltng
655-fi5 west 10th 81. q. ~. Gold
ii :4O-,sih e. and East River. scow;
oBrien Brothers Unknown
r.. ~
H. gn-t0f Fast 9Th ~ unknown. b. Unknown
fg;eO-Tscho place and Grand Con
course. The Bronx brush; un-
known ..........t+-,. .t.+..... None
PM
i;io-ies W. loon st Lutheran
thurCu 4.t.....-. ...t... utuoN %
I So 21ath ~. aui Broadvay iot.
unknown ...4tt.4. ...... j. 'ultrOv-u
g.O0-tfi " i0ld st.. J. SuiiitHd..f fukuovu
2.f0-19 r. ieth st.. Jennie i.orsco tl known
2.aJ-0e-ps Fulton 81. unknown .... TrEin~
: 7.oc-1SS 2 22th 81. The IRONS.
Julius Loo. aho.. ............. .rthmr
q .td-SDi OH av.t Eugene Hreohet.. rrh.ue
-..O-ls2 Columbus ar. Nirhpiea
tietz ............ ..........t .Ii',i owu
Gioi---Np r,afl s.: li0sohveh runtirE
80. ....... u IL, t..... .'...l '..NfN
s.io--t:g. Jth aN.. s. Wena er,cu.. n,siowl
S.2O-i0o Monroe st.; Max Levy Uuknov d
e.to-sti E. i0th At. Helen Brsnt... slight
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u - - u TITT IITI-
Eoanokc Virgin r

L s. PUBIC HEALTH OFFICE. Office Q,
the Medical Purveyor. Washington. =. G.
February 10 1921 Sealed proposals VIII he
received at this offirc until . o'clock A. N
on the 2lst day of February. 1921. and then
opened. for Cotton Rowing 20 be furnished ~
va rious hospitals. in accordance with speci-
ficatfons copies of which may be had ~
this office. CARROLL FOX, Surgeon. Medi-
cal ptfrvevor.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form. rate and Maturity Bid. Ask. About.
Coupon 4i<s. Jan, 1864. .toi 100 4.35
Regis AVS. Jan, 1864 -. 100 lg3 ass
Coupon as. Sept. 1868 ..toi to3 4.S3
Regis AVS Sept. 1868, 100 i0y AS
Coupon AS March, 1895. ss os 4.35
fsris IT'S March 1885, g6 qs s3j
Coupon ga. Jan. isej.... es qs 4.s5
Reels. 49, Jan, 1865. go. 90 os t35
Coupon fss. jan. isf5.... es 3s. t.39
Regis. 4iis, Ian. fg4a, . "a as. As
Coupon q. 1907. J. 4 j.. 92 1914 <s5
HeEis. ~. ipe0-7. y j.. sf asa as
Coup A. ie5s-6T. NJ. e. s.. ~ a3il 4.l3
neeis. ~. 195s-67. ". s.. ~ 93is AIS
Coupon 4s. jan. iGfG...... -
Regis. 4s. Jan. i9fs....... ~
Coupon ~, Jau, igfc. ...-.. "
A., fof1
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Az odrc,fisemsn ~ me Lost and
Form roinpMs Of 1HE NEW YORK
recovering vons. lost p,egsrt.
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NOTICE Of the Annual Meeting ~ the stock
hoiders of tio Uc Ninue Press Is hereby
given. 10 be held at the offices Of the COM
pnny $3.50 Lafayette Street. New York
Clfy y. y. on Monday. February 2lst. 1927
a. 900 =. ~. for the purpose of electins
five directors for the ensuing year and for
The transaction ~ such other business as
may properly come before aaic Ueetin-.
]. W. EOTIMILL.. rrna-hnl--
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE or SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORk.
100 Broadway.

To the shareholders OF TIE LIBERTY "a
TIONAI. BANK or NEW YORK:
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN that spectai
meeting OF the shareholders OF This Bank WIN
~ held NJ ~ O'Clock IN The forenoon. at fhe
offices Of the Bank. i20 Broadway, New YORK
city, y. y. on Friday, March fth, l92l %
Bank az a National Bank. 10 take effect az
a future date. aud 10 authorize fhe Directors
10 execute q certificate OF organization ~ a
state Bank as required by the New York
Banhing Law, and 20 take. and 20 authorize
the Directors 20 take such otler action "a
fgav he necessary or cxpediUtt 10 Gauge ltyli-
uuldafi~u a. q National Bank TO become effel-
t,c So corporate q istcnce as u state Bank
Trurt Company 10 be accomplished. pursuant
10 the terms of the Plan and Aerecnicut for
The merger OF Tho Liberty National BanS -
New York Into The New York Trust Com
pary dated February I. 1921, heretofors
mailed 10 tho shareholders.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
FREDERICK ". WALL. Cashier.
L.a-.L L.-L-..... 1927.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton moderate demand at points
decline: mlddling, s.07d. Sales 1000. Amer
lean 1000 Imports 5000. American 1000.
Futures opened quiet at TO points de-
cline Closed steady at II ret decline Of
to points. March. s.6e; May, s,s1; July
9O6 October. go; January, 9..S. Nan
chester: Yarns weak. cloths Dun
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To the Holders OF Dominican Republic Sc.
Bonds, Issue of 1918, Due 1895.

In accordance with Executive order aT2
sealed proposals. viii be received by the Sec-
retaria de Estado de Hacienda y ConlerciO
until 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF February I, March
I and Aprll l. 1921. for the purchase for re-
urement of bonds OF the Dominican Republic
dated January ]. 1918. due 1855 without re-
gard 10 series, to amount estimated 80
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOI-
SAND DOLLARS (S320 OO0l each OF the
above dates. a total for all three dates OF
S260 600. All proposals shall be submitted IN
tripicate ana shall specify the number OF
the bonds offered, the series, the par value
and the price at which offered and shall be
signed by an official duly authorized 20 act
for the bidders. Upon the outside OF tie
sealed envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening of
................C CfilI in date. Said proposals
viii be opened in public In the Office OF In.
undersigned February I. March ! and
April !, 1921 unless such dates fall upon
Sunday or legal holiday, in which case the
bids viii be opened on the following day.
ArfhU III. Mayo,
Lieutenant Commander (sC). &. $. ".
Officer Admins terne the Affairs OF the
Secretaria de Estado de Hacienda CO.
mercio for the Military Goveriment
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

SAMUEL sloan Waller has been admitted
to partnership In the firm of Joseph Walker
< sons. members Of the New York stock
Exchange
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
FOREIGN BONDS.

Total GALES stocks, 4i9 ,20J shares.
Total sales bonds, 81, f24 900 par value.
fsells cents a charc. "Odd lots,
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

n NJ. Bauer E. 60. are dlstributtue q Dlr-
cular on CITY Of sslsburF (Austrisl per
cent. tsx exempt bonds
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
COFFEE.

The range Of prices in yesterdays
futures market follows:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-08
OUCH! RUB BACKACHE,
STIFFNESS, LUNBAGO
Rub Pain from back with small
trial bottle Of old
st. Jacobs Oil.

Back hurt YOU Can't ztrairatcn
up without feeling sudden palms.
sharp aches and twinges? Now listen.
That's lumbago, sclatjca or maybe
from strain, and you'll ret relIcf tie
moment YOU rub your back with aootn-
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs OIL
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
ness and stiffness SO quickly. You
simply rub it on your back and cut
comes the pain. 1t is harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
Timber up, Don't suffer! Get =
small trial bottle Of old, honest st.
Jacobs or from any drug store, and
after using it Just once. you'll FORGET
that you ever had backachc, iumbago
or sciatica, because your back wall
never hurt or cause any more misery.
1t never disappoints and has been rec
commended for 90 years.