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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-12

will go to very worthy cause, the
establishment Of the hot lunch sys-
ten in the Lake Wire school. Such a
system has been in operation for
some time in the Lake Morton school
under the direction of the WOman'a
Club, and has proven such a success
that it is now desired to establish the
same service to the pupils and teach.
ers of the Lake Wire school
The concert will be given in the
Elks' Hall. under the auspices of the
Woman's Club. and tickets may be
secured from any member OF the
Woman's Club. at the Boy Scout
headquarters in the Van Huss build.
ing. or at the home of Mrs. McGeocll,
at 3l2 North entucky avenue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-12

FOR SALE "A passenger automobile
and camping outfit. consistingEHof
tent with fys two folding cots, md
folding atamp stove. Car In good
running order, has new tpp and,
new st0ragebatteriess@ At&aA.v6ry
reasonable price. See H. Perry. 304
B Wax Str s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-12

FOR SALE-Cheap, s-at your own
price, 81 gal. and 55ta gal. empty
Karo buckets, also one new syrup
Darrell. 307 South Mass. Ave. ]. H.
Reeder =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-12

WANTED-Furnished bungalow or.
apartments for the summer Phone
461 Green. E--
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FINAL TRIP TO MIAMI
Will be made Friday, March 18th.
SIS one way, or $21 round trip. See
driver for Elks Hotel. corner Main
street and Kentucky avenue.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
RELATET0 PROHIBITION.
Two New Bills Are Introduced in
United States Senate,

Two bills affecting prohibition en-
Iorcement were amons ba..n o. III
ures introduced yesterday in the Sem
ate.
Senator Stanley. democrat. Kentucky
author of the c6ntroverted provision Of
the anti-beer bill regarding search and
seizures. introduced a bill to punish
government officials "for murder and
other high crimes and misdemeanors''
committed in discharge of their duties.
1t would penalize use of unnecessary
force by officials and subject them to
the laws of the states in such cases.
Senator Dillingham;, republican, Yer
mont, introduced bill to punish coun-
terfeiting Of stamps and labels of bond
ed distilled spirits. The penalties pro-
posed were a fine Of $1,000 and five
years Imprisonment
Evening star., 1921-09-22

American trade with Newfoundland
and the opportunity there for an in
crease in commerce were discussed
at an informal conference between
President Harding. Secretary of Com
merce Hoover and Sir Richard Squires.
prime minister and colonial secretary Of
Newfoundland.
Newfoundland offers a very desir-
able field for American capital, Sir
Anderson said. but England is max
ing strong efforts to regain the foot
hold she lost there during the war,
when her factories were devoted to
turning out war material and this
country took the lead in Newfound-
land trade. Some anxiety is shown
by those who are interested in New
fourdland trade over the provision in
the Fordney tariff law, placing a pro-
hibitive duty on cod, oil and herring.
Sir Richard is warm friend of
the United States. His return to New
foundland from visit to this country
was delayed a week in order to at
tend the conference.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
Great Opportunity
for School Teachers
and Mothers :

Today the subject of correct and
comfortable shoes is a live issue in
every community. Doctors and
nurses and men and women inter
ested in the public welfare are
recognizing the physical and mental
advantages Of shoes which con-
form to the natural foot, as op-
posed to shoes which please the
eye and plague the physique.
Teachers and mothers have
wonderful opportunity today to
set the younger girls a sensible
example by wearing correctly built
shoes. Many young woman will
reach the full bloom of happiness in
correct shoes who may reach the
operating table if she throws an
unnatural strain on her nerves and
her internal organs by constantly
wearing pointed or poorly shaped
shoes with high French heels.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

Cantilever Shoes are recon-
mended to be worn by school
teachers and mothers who wish to
be sensibly and we'll dressed. The
arch of Cantilever Shoes is fexi-
bic like the foot arch. There is no
strip of steel concealed in the
shank of these shoes as in ali
ordinary shoes. The we'll curved
0hank provides restful and health
ful support, which obviates the
tired feeling of long standing OF
waiking. The flexible shank gives
the arch muscles freedom, to
exercise, which corrects or pre-
vents weak or fallen arches.
Comfortable toes, moderate or
low heels, as you prefer, a. natural
shape which means comfort and
good circulation are other enjoyable
features of Cantilever Shoes.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
COTTON FUTURES
IN BETTER DEMAND
Market Closes With Prices Up
23 TO 38 Points on Active
Months.

Cotton futures were yesterday in bet
ter demand from the markets opening
and responded to Increased buying, with
an advance of % to 40 points, closing
around the days top level, up 2S TO So
points on active months. Local spot
quoted 1856 cents. On the whole, trade
was quiet and again featureless. At
times the ring was bare OF any new
business and only the fact that profess
sionals did a little both ways prevented
standstill conditions from prevailing
New factors were limited. Wall Street
support was attributed to the late up
ward movement In securities, frmer
Liverpool cables and steadiness Of for
efgn exchange. The Census Bureau con-
sumption report. placing the consumption
OF cotton by domestic mills in February
at 395,563 bales, against 366,2TS bales
in January was regarded as bullisn, but
the National Ginners Association had
so nearly forecast 1t that most Of its
effect was wasted.
Liverpool was firm and up 9 penny
points at the time OF the local opening,
and closed at about 10 TO 19 points
higher. Following q steady start Of
uNcHanSed prices TO Id points gam, IIie
market met better buying, and before
the end Of the first hour was about u
cent a pound net higher. Liverpool and
spot houses took some cotton. While sell-
Ing was largely for Southern or profess
sional account. The issuance of eleven
March notices caused that month to lag
at first, but the spot option responded
later to increased demand with a rise
OF SO points.
A New Bedford report said that a
good deal more cotton was being re-
ceived in New England Sentiment on
the floor was affected by a feeling that
more cotton had gone into consuming
channels recently and many believed
that this reflected better demand for
finished goods. The market ruled quiet
with net advance of about 10 to 20
points around midday and early in the
afternoon. In the final hour brfsker
buying was encountered and offerings
became scarcer, causing all options to
move to new high ground for the day.
The markets undertone became de-
cidedly firm Prices held up well near
the close, and the finish was around the
best. Private advices said that the final
estimate of the East Indian cotton crop
showed a total OF 3,556,000 bales Of 400
pounds each, in contrast to previous
estimate of 3,621, 900 bales.
Range Of prices:
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
Average Bond Prices
March Is. 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Despa tches from Washington indicat-
ing that $4,000 600 OF Fed eral Lard
Bank per cent bonds would be offered
70 investors next week disclosed yester-
day the need Of several changes in the
setup OF the securities. such as an al
teration in the maturity. the interest
rate and possibly in the adoption Of a
commission payment TO the distributing
bankers Alexander Brown & Sons OF
Baltimore headed the syndlcates, which
handled previous public offerings OF
Federal Land Bank bonds. Others as
sociated with them We're Brown Bros
& Co, Lee. Higginson & Co.. the Ma
tional city Company and Harris. Forbes
4 Co. The last previous issue was a
AZ per cent. coupon twenty year ma
turity, optional after five years, and it
was sold for 1001a the bankers taking
the bonds at par and making their ex-
penscs and slim profit out of the one
half of / per cent.
This next issue must be a per cent
and its maturity is expected TO be a
twenty year maximum, optional after
ten years. As the market for q Fed
eral Land Bank issue is around 9S, and
as the bankers can pay no less than
100 for the new bonds, it is anticipated
that the Treasury will have to arrange
commission payment to the bankers
who. unless circumstances change for
the better. will have difficulty in plac-
ing 50 large an issue at 100. The most
favorable argument in favor of the new
bonds is the fact that it contains the
only Federal and State tax exemption
that has been adjudicated favorably by
the United States Supreme Court.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
Bond Market Has sharp Upturn.

Trading IN bonds was yesterday IN
smaller volume, but rather sharp upturns
occurred in one or two issues gains
ranging as high as 81 points. There
was an increased demand for Libertys
and a better market for railroad and
traction issues. Foreign Government
bonds were active and firmer while in
dustrial issues were duh and steady.
The largest advance was made by Third
Avenue refunding Is, which moved up
from 43M 20 45 y. closing 2 Y points net
higher Hudson and Manhattan income
81 moved between s5M and 37i5 and
finished the day "a points higher at 81.
Those bonds have enjoyed n steady rise
since Saturday ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco income &c advanced 1 X points TO ~
and Baltimore and Ohio gold IS rose
more than point to 6sis. Large frac-
tionaI gains were registered BY Atlantic
Coast Line 7s, Pennsylvania 7s and Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st, Paul convert
ible AIS. The most active Issues OF the
foreign Government group were French
Republic Sc. which rose 81, Kingdom or
Norway SIS which advanced u 70 9s.
Kingdom OF Denmark ss and United
Kingdom 5lhs Of 1897 The most notable
movement In the United States Govern
ment bond department was a sharp up
turn IN Liberty ; 1as, which have been
the heaviest of their group Of late. The
tax exempt issue advanced 70 90.5s as
contraated with its preceding closing
price OF $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
PROPOSALS.
THE InNG IsI. .ANp RAIIROAp COMPANY


Pursuant TO the regulations OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission prescribed In
the order dated October Q, 1919. In Docket
Elk Parte No. 81. the Long Island Railroad
Company hereby requests bids and hereby
gives notice that 1t win receive bids for
From 100000 to 100000 gallons OF fuel
oil for use on vessels and boats controlled
and operated by the Marine Department OF
the Long Island Railroad Company during
the twelve months from April ], 1921.
Tho cdl must be suitable for burning In the
oil heaters OF these boats TO produce the
power TO operate them and must have q
gravity OF from II to 16 degrees Beaume,
and to be delivered In barges In lots OF not
less than 60, 900 gallons in Long Island Rail
road Dock No. 2, Long Island City, alongside
two oil storage tanks each OF S0.OOO gallon
capacity. The Long Island Railroad 20 fur-
OIL into tho tanks and the contractor to as
sumo control OF tho operation. Depth OF the
water In Dock No. Ia at low tide over -
feet.
The undersigned will give the successful
bidder days notice OF the date on which
each barge OF oil must be delivered as above.
BIds must be submitted and addressed TO the
undersigned Mt his office on or before 2;0C
O'clock New York City standard time, on
wednesday, March 30th. 1921. Bids received
after that time win not be considered
The successful bidder must undertake n
give the Railroad Company the benefit oi
any general reduction In prices Of fuel oil
during the period OF the contract.
No bids VIII be received unless the name
and address OF the bidder. or the names and
addresses OF the officers, directors and gen.
oral managers thereof, " the bidder be a
rornoration or OF the members m Il be n
M rtnershIp or firm, are shown. Each bid
should be enclosed In a plain envelope se-
curely sealed bearing no Indication of tho
name Of the bidder or the amount of the
hid and shall be marked IBID on proposed
contract No. I" and should be addressed "a
the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the right 70 re-
ject any and MI bids and 70 accept any part
OF any one bid.
Dated this sixteenth day Of March, 1921.
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
H. II. HODGES, Purchasing Agent.
Room 40i jamaica office Bldg.
Inmaicn. N. u.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
oGer California. Oregon Power.

A syndicate composed OF e. Fl. Rol-
Ems & Sons, the National City Company
and Harris. Forbes & Co. Is Offering a
new issue Of 100000 OF the Califor-
MIA Oregon Power Company's first and
refunding mortgage twenty year 7b
per cent series A gold bonds due on
February /. 1941 for 100 and interest 10
Yield Z rs per cent. The company owns
and operates seven hydro-electric plants
having a total installed capacity Of
33.9s0 horse power, including Copco on
the klamath River and Prospect on the
Rogue River. The company's high tension
transmission lines aggregate 400 miles,
extending from Glendale, Ore. to Delta,
Shasta County. Cal. where a connection
Is made with the transmission system of
ne Pacific Gas and Electric Company
to which the California Oregon Power
Company WHOLESALERS electric energy.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16

sweets. Jersey. basket. s1.25d275 South
ern basket, s1.75d2.25 bbL. $SQ4.25
yams, Dbl, S3p5
POULTRY, DRESSED-FREsH KILLED
Chickens, boxes, S0Q36c. bbs.. 30934c.;
stRgs, S134c.-FOwL LS-Boxes, 2s18sc /.
hbls.. 2sg3Ic OLD CoCKs-2582sc CA
pONS-Nearhy. 10000: Western, 4sd5sc. .
slips, 42Nisc TURKEYS Young, 55dG0c. .
Old 51Ni9c DUCKS-western. es140c
GEESE-Wcstern, 25G35c. GIIINEAs.-Pair
T5c airs. sQUABS-Dozen, s5di0. FROZEN
-CHTCKENs-Broi 35ab5c. flyers 500
800; roasters. 33d4Ic. WI.s-2s73sc
OLD COCKS-25d2sc CApONS-50agOc
TuRKEYs-Young, 55GG2c Old, 55d6sc
buG<s-lonE Island, sic; Western. 8Od40c
GEESE-Wostern. 2JN35c.
POULTRY, LIvE-TOwLs-Froir 4oc. .
express, 4Wi4tc. CHTcKENs-Frclght 82a
l0c sTAGs-Freiyht, 20c CHTCKENS-Ex
press, 32dt5c. broilers, freight. 5Je. ex-
nrcss 5o00oc. old rooRters. freight, orc
TTRKEYS-Freight 35d40o.. cxpreqa 4nss
t5c. nUcKs-Frcight 4oc. express, aoa
500; Muscovey, zoe. GEEsE-Frelght fsa
20c,' express, fsa22c. SWANs-Treieht or ey-
press l1c ptGEONS--Pair, soc GTJT~EAg-
2Td30c. ~
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
INVINCIBLE OILCO.
PLANS FINANCING
Project Is for Issue Of Ten
Year 8 Per Cent. Bonds
for S6,O00.000.

The Inyincible oil Corporation 4 con
templating the issuance OF S6.000.OOo Of
S per cent ten year bonds. In the event
that the plans 50 through as arranged
and the company decides 70 issue inn
mediate!y the entire lot, all Of ITS OUT
standing funded obligations and pur-
chase money notes could be taken care
Of. That financing, il IVES said yester-
day, undoubtedly would provide tor all
financing which the Invincible corpora
tion would have 70 do for considerable
time unless the present development
work in tho Blue Ridge field requires ad-
ditional capital az the result Of greatly
increased production.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Marrow, choice. 1890 100 ibs,
ss.25; pea, choice, 1920, S4l504 50; medium,
choice, s. 5oa5.eo: Lady Washington, Gait
Korean. S4142 %. red kidney, 1920, 50 white
kidney. Si8.5o1l8; Kumamoto Manchuran,
s3d4.00; Cabelero, Chilinn, S3p8bo. yellow
eve $4,000: black turtle soup, SSNa; pink.
California 1920. S7.900s; 1919. s5.50G6.50.
lima, California. 1920, S7ei7 % Madagascar,
s3T5T4. Peas. Scotch, S3.T5N4. %; green. do
inestie, s3T5I425. black turtle coup 1920.
s775o' s.75 ''''''' ~" I w ' ''''''
BUTTFR-crcauery higher thrn extras.
ID, 4IQ4Titc extras, Q2 score. 48is846llc /.
firsts 90 10 e1 score. 4J1i0c.; firs.s, s. 70
8104io.. lower grades. 39n86c. unsalted.
higher than extras, 10d5oizc.. extras. iqI
iai4c. firsts. a2h04so. seconds, aia4lc
held or storage. extras. soI13c. firats, ssh
Afc., seconds 30G37c. lower grades, 2fff
Zoe; Danish caatR, fresh, f5iAfff6iac.i state
dairy tubs. finest, 44d4ec. rood - prime,
current make, flrsts. 26n2sc, seconds. 23T
2ahc.. lower grades. 2iN22Mc. packing
gtocly, current make, No. I, 23Q23isc,i No.
2 22c.; lower grades isd2ic
CHEEsE-stato whole mnk, held. early
made flats. specials b.. 2shg2altrs ON
made. 28d20c average run. 28n2Tiac
fresh specials. 2GQ28ikc.i average run. 250
2Gc. lower grades. is12tko.; twins hold,
apecials. 2s12sHo. average rpn. 2GW2Iisc
Wisconsin. held flats. 2jH2Si$ci single
daisies; held. 27M92sHc, double dolsles,
held, n l@d2Sc.s : Young Americas, 1tH2Ne, 4
fresh, 2Ja2sc.; skins. held. specials. i1M0
1niSc. prime 90 choice. f9NfGc. fair 20
good, iogi2o lower grades, 50nc.
TGGS.-Frcah gathered, extras do2on,
1hhm3Gc.; extra tirgts, 34iAn35c. firste
7207to. seconds, 2niaG3ic.. dirties. No 1.
1s5 30n checks. fair 70 choice. dry, Goa
27i5c. State. Pennsylvania and nearby West
nru hernery whites. extras &c. extra
firets. tar flrsta 39T4ic.. gathered whitos,
flrst. % extra nrgts, 3a842c, under grades.
3i's 1880. Pacific coast white, extrns, dc
extra flr7ie. f3c.. flrrte, 40042c under
grades. 3ST30F. puiittE, 35037c. other
Western and Southern, rnthered whites,
25ff40c.. state. Pennsylvania aud nearby
Western, hennery browns, extras. 8sT40c
rnthered brown and mixed colors, graded
axtrna, Soc; firafs 20 extra firsts. 33ISgo
$50 iha ee 5oU3 ies lbs, s2.soT2T T5; fsc
/ d., S2q1.25. LonE Island. bag, f9,p0dg Is
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
nrssnLr,rroN NOTICES.

state OF New York, office OF the Secretary
Of state, ss,
THIS CERTIFICATE, Issued In duplicate.
hereby certfieH that the
REPUBLIC HEATER & RANGE CO.. INC,
n domestic stock corporation. has filed In
thig office on this nth day of March, 1921
pnpers for the voluntary dissolution OF such
corporation under section 22i Of the General
Corporation Law, and that IL appears there
from that such corporation has complied
with said section IN order TO be dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF office
~ the Secretary OF State, nj tho
city ~ Albany, this eleventh day OF
rscall March. one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-one.
g. W. TATT.
Second Deputy Secretary of state
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
Linden and Cleveland Offerings.

r. ]. Van 1ngen & Co are Offering
r2s0 900 OF Township OF Linden. ". j.,
so per cent school bonds maturing on
March !. 1922, to 1851, both inclusive,
for prices to yield to $40 per cont.
Watkins & CO. are offering 100000
Of water and street improvement City
of Cleveland, Ohio. Az per cent. coupon
bonds. due IN, 1884 to 1851, both inclu-
sive. for prices to yield 5.15 to 80 per
cent
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
white Oil Flnancin q

The White Oil Corporation Is plan
ming to do financing of s5,000,00 to
S6 900 for raising money to buy and
store oil for present low prices OF crude.
Details OF the proposed financing have
not been worked out. but an announce
ment of 1t Is expected soon.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was weak and Straits was
quoted for 27.50 and 2s75, standard
for 27 and $3.50, 80 per cent. for rs and
27.50 and Straits shipments for 27.oo
and %, with sales of SO tons shipments
from Straits March-April for 2S.25. Cop
per was weak spot and March, IL
cents asked; April, 12.12h asked. Lead
was quiet New York spot, TO. and
East st. Louis spot 4.10. Zinc was
quiet; New York spot, $40; East st.
Louis, 4.S0.
March IL March Il.
Aotya1 Pfd
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING CO.
March 10th, 1921.
The regular quarterly dividend Of One and
n, rse- r 1,,a rters Per Gent. CM%) on the Com
r,on Shares and One and One-half Per Gent.
fiiIcs) ON the Preferred Shares Of this Com
many will be paid May 2nd, 1921, 70 stock
Nnru 9ond 1901 Transfer books viii not
ciose. PIERRE J. SMITH. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
LOUISVILLE 8 SAsnyIL1E IS, I ",

Tho Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of
The Iouisyiiie Nashville Railroad Company
win be held at It's General office BUILDING,
Ninth street and broadway, IN the City oi
gth. 1921. at twelve o'clock noon.
The Stock Transfer Books Will close on
Wednesday, March GARD, 1921, at three
O'Clock r. NJ, and reopen on Thursday, April
TIN. 1921 at ten o'clock A. M.
80 e. IS. LOCKE. Secretary.
I.nniavllle kentucky. February oa, ip"l.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
CENTRAL COAL PRosPEP s.

The 1920 report OF tho Central Coal
ana Coke Company shows total net
earnings or st.729.579, against s143.365
m 1919. lts gross profits were s1,53s,-
900 in 1920. against s292,s41 In 1919,
ana expenses, interest charges. &C.,
s2s5.5s6 IN 1890, against s227,3S5 IN
1919, Earnings from the Delta Land
ond Timber Company aggregated s42s..
2so.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
Piano non.r sell. stock. .

wurlltzer 4 Co, manufacturers OF
pianos and organs. have sold 70 West
heimer & co. Of Cincinnati S2,000.000 OF
their per cent. preferred stock II Is
understood that several New York in
vestment houses are associated with
Westhelmer & Co. ia the deal
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. co.
Dividend No. III.

A dividend of $50 has been declared by
the Board OF Directors payable April fst,
1921. TO stock OF record at the close OF busi-
ness March 81. 1921
This dividend Is paid out OF surplus. Rc-
cumuinted and undlstrbuted profits Of pre-
vious years, and Is larger than would be
justified IL based on present business condl.
tions. ]. II. TOWNE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16

The Board OF Directors have declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF One Dollar and
Seventy-five Cents ($1T5) per share upon
the Preferred Capital Stock of this Company.
payable April 1st. 1921. to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business March 18th.
1921. Dividend checks Will be mailed by The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents, Nos. 1922 William Street, Now
York City, to stockholders who have filed
mailing orders.
A. M. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
New York March sth. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
oTcr Memphis Education Notes.

Harris. Forbes & co. are Offering a
new issue of s50000 Of City Of Mem
phis, Tenn, Board OF Education tax
anticipation per cent. notes for e9E
and interest to yield about $50 per cent.
Memphis, the largest and most I'm
portant city on the Mississippi between
st. Louis and New Orleans, Is said to
be one Of the largest inland cotton and
hardwood markets in the world.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
cUANraNaMo SUGAR CoMpaNy

The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clared q dividend OF fifty cents (5oc) per
share on the no par value stock OF the Com
pany for the quarter ending March 81, 1921,
payable April 4. 1921, 10 stockholders ~
record at the close Of business March c5,
1921. The transfer books will not be closed.
GEO. H. BUNKER, Treasurer.
New York. March -. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
AMER. INT. REPORT
LISTS SECURITIES
Corporation Makes Known Its
Investments for First Time
in 1920 Statement.

rrbe American International Corpora
tion's report for 1920, made public yes
terday. contains for the first time the list
~ securities. including stocks and bonds,
which, that company owned ct the close
of last year. For many years the COM
pany has been urged to include those
items ia its annual report to irs stock.
holders, but has refrained consistently
from doing 50 until this year. 1t trades
III stocks and bonds under very broad
charter which permits transactions OF
that character.
The list of securities included the
following. which are actively traded IN
on the local market.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
COFFEE.
The range Of prices in yesterdays cof.
fee futures market follows:
CABLES.

Rio 30 rels higher for futures. Dollar
lower AZ 0ihd Receipts 10000 bags and
stock 44o 600 bags. Santos futures 20 higher
70 % lower Receipts $4,000 bags and stock
q Oo2 600 bags. Receipts at ports rs, 900
bara. against 10, 900 last year and n, 900 two
wears ago. Sao Paulo had $4,000. against
liz. 600 and 5000, and Jundlahy 10000.
against 5000 and 1900 bags respectively.
Rain in three districts OF Sac Paulo and
fine in two Cleared from Rio 49, 100 bags
FOR New York. 800 for New Orleans and