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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-03

The Yomi Uri, the Oldest newspa
per published in Toxic, also has tn,
distinction of being the first to rur
woman's page.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-03

Miss Eleanor McDougall, head of
the, Women's Christian College of
Madsas, is now in America speaking
on the higher education of women in
India.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-03
CARDINAL GIBBONS PASSES
A COMFORTABLE NIGHT
J (By Associated Press J

Baltimore, Jan. 3.-Cardinal Glib
bons passed a comfortable night, and
his condition was unchanged this
morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-03
BORAH'S RESOLUTION REDUCING
ARMAMENTS CONSIDERED TODAY
BY SENATE FOREIGN COMMITTEE

Sentiment Develops Favoring Ex-
tending the Invitation to France
and Italy as Well as Japan and
Great Britain = Senate Passes
War Finance Resolution Over
Presidents Veto and Sends to
House.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
united states steeI Corporation


Notice or Annual Meeting OF April Is, 1921
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the United
States Steel Corporation viii De held at the
principal office Of the Corporation, mt the
Hudson Trust Company Building, No. 81
Newark Street, IN the City of Hoboken.
County of Hudson and State OF New Jersey,
Monday, the eighteenth day of April,
purposes. namely.
l. To elect five directors 10 hold office
.or the term Of three years each
2. To elect independent auditors 10 audit
the books and accounts Of the Corporation
Rt the close Of the current fiscal year.
s. To consider and vote upon the approval
md ratification Of the various purchases.
contracts, contributions, compensations, acts.
proceedings, elections and appointments by
the Board OF Directors or by the Finance
Committee since the Annual Meeting Of the
1870. and all matters referred to in the
Annual Report TO Stockholders for the fiscal
year ending December 81, 1920. The minutes
of the Board Of Directors and OF the Finance
Committee will be open to inspection by
stockholders Of record during business hours
Al the New York office OF the Corporation.
No. II Broadway. until after the close of
the meeting.
4 TO consider and vote upon the revised
Profit Sharing Plan OF the Corporation
formulated and declared advisable by the
Board Of Directors pursuant to Chapter II,
~ the Laws Of the State Of New Jersey
FOR the year 1920, and, in case OF approval.
70 elect committee OF stockholders 10
administer the same, provided in Article
W. thereof
3. To transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books viii be closed
a, the close Of business on Friday, the 18th
day ~ March. 1921 and viii be reopened
a. 10 o'clock in the morning Of Friday,
Aprti /. 1921
Dated March L. 1927
BY order ~ the Board Of Directors
THOMAS MURRAY, Assistant Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
DENVER COMMITTEE
TO DEPOSIT 100000
WW Be Ready to Bid SIO,-
600, 900 if Resale Is Ordered.

The protective committee Of the Den
Yer and Rio Grande Railroad Company,
which seeks TO set aside the sale OF the
ycad TO Western Pacific interests am
nounced Yesterday that to-day ii would
deposit In court 100000 on the per-
sonal financial responsibility OF mem-
oers of the committee to comply with
the courts ruling that such a deposit
must be made on March 20 to insure
: later bid for S10,000.000 should the
court decide on a resale.
The committee. OF which Benjamin
3. Odell is the chairman, win also de-
posit with the court the promise, in
writing. that il will bid S10.00O,000 for
the property II the committee fails 70
win the pending litigation.
In asking for q delay Of several
weeks the committee members set forth
that 5000 stockholders are scattered
far and wide in North America and
Europe 1T is a physical fuTpossiblity.
the committee men aver, to communicate
with all stockholders to get in by to-
day their assessments of SIPS.
Daniel w. Blumenthal. of counsel 10
the committee, said yesterday that
should the court confirm the sale, thus
passing the property out Of the hands
Of the Denver stockholders. such action
will not affect the litigation instituted
ny the committee and that if judg-
ments are ultimately decided i'm favor
Of the stockholders, full restitution must
be made to them.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
burlington Financing.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
will receive to-day. provided that pres
ent plans are carried out, the application
OF the Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific for permission to carry out fin
ancing to provide funds to meet the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy's S215,-
725, 600 maturity on July /. Out OF cour-
tesy to the commission no one con-
nected with the banking interests or
the railroads would give any informa-
ton relative TO the application. 1t is
established. nevertheless, that the new
financing will take the form OF single
obligation, Jointly shared by the two
railroads run for a relatively short
term OF years, and will amount to some
thing like 1920, 100000 to 1926, 900, 900.
An indenture will be filed with the ap-
plication. Banking interests connected
with the financing hope that there will
be exchanged for the new issue more
than 800 10000 Of the maturing obl-
cation. At that the cost basis to the
company is expected to approximate Z
per cent II is not known generally that
the indenture of the issue, which ma
lures In July. provides that 1T is not
only secured by Burlington stock but
also by the joint obligation of the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific, subject
to existing liens on the property Con-
sequently it is probable that the new
Offering will be similarly secured.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
rHE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

NDIiCG or ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond Virginia. February Il. 1921
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
rua Meeting OF the Stockholders OF The
Chesa peake and Ohio Railway Company viii
r" held. provided IN the Bylaws. at the
general office Of the Company. tn the Civ
of Richmond, Virginia, Tuesday. the 10Th
day of April. 1921, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
() for the election Of directors.
~ to approve and consent 70. by vote
Or otherwise may be provided BY law
consent by public authority. the lease 70
tire Company, or the acquisition otherwise
hy the Company II and 70 the extent su-
florized by law. OF the railroad and prop
erty. with the appurtenauces thereof, Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Conn
pany Of Indiana, IN which tie Company
owns substantially all the capital stock
(S) TO authorize and consent 70 the form
sud terms or any instrument of lease or
otherwise In the premises that may be sub.
mifted 70 the meeting.
80 10 approve, ratify and confirm sa.R
scl0n heretofore taken or authorized bT
the Board or Directors or BY the Executive
Committee of the Company. whether pur-
suant 70 any previous authorization by tho
stockholders or otherwise as may be sub
mitted 10 the meeting. and
80 70 transact such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books viii be closed a.
the office ~ the Company. No 6i Broad
ay, New York City. on Saturday the 18th
day Of March, 1921, az twelve o'clock noon,
and win be reopened Wednesday, the
goth day of April, 1921, at ten o'clock A. NJ
ny order or the Board of Directors
A. TREvvETT, Secretary
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THE MORTGAGE -BOND COMpANY Ol
NEW WORK
M. 81 liberty street. New Work.

MARCH UItN, IUAT.
Tho BOARD of Directors of this Company
has declared a quarterly dividend OF one and
threo-uuarters per cent GAecl upon tho
capital stock. payable on Thursday, March
sist. ia2f. to stockholders % record March
goth. 1921.
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1000 c d T 5s... s5ia s5's $50
BALTIMORE,
BONDS.
M A r K E T S
MIS- CELLANE Gus M.
PuRLIC UTILITIES.

Sales High. Low. Bid. Ask.
9l5 cities Service. .243 23s 2i9 247
J5Go Cities Ser pf.. G67s 6G9s 66R 67H
1880 Cities pf b.. 6ss 6 Gii 6sa
3246 o S bank shs.. 2I4 2Ias 27ia IS
1890 S deb B....12S 12f ~ 100
1900 Q 8 deb g.. a3 a2 ~ -
b40 EN- G. G. l. pf. s. s3la s35. S5ss
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
Great western Povcr.

Observers who have studied the posi-
ton OF tho various bonds issued by the
Great Western Power Corporation ad-
vance the opinion that their present
prices do not reflect the Improvement of
that companvs affairs There have
been lately several important develop
ments in It's affairs, the most notable or
which is the raising Of rates for elec-
tricity by the California Railroad Com
mission. which foreshadows large In
crease In the earnings OF the Western
Power Corporation The company's
gross revenues increased in February
Approximately s145,000, compared with
those OF February. 1920. and It's net
jumped more than 100000 For the first
two months OF the year tho company
earned q gross Of st.243,262 an increase
Of s2S9.6f3. and there was q significant
decrease OF Sf0.At9 In its expenses dur
ing that period. m twelve months ended
on February 2s tho company increased
it's not earnings after AT charges $685.
3t1
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
Exchange value In chinese Bouds.

There is an exchange feature TO the
Chinese Government per cent bonds OF
the loan ~ 1895 being offered here
which enhances their value as a specu-
latlve Investment The original issue OF
the bonds was for 100000. 600 francs,
but on July l.. 1920. only lS5,16T500
francs of them was outstanding. due To
operation Of the sinking fund which re-
tires annually an increased amount The
1921 drawing. which viii occur next
month. viii redeem at par i3,74S,000
francs, or about per cent. of the
bonds now outstanding The amount In
ctenses yearly, and bv 1925 the draw
ing will be for more than - per cent
The bonds principal and interest arc
payable al the option Of their holders In
fixed amounts in England. France Hol-
land. Belgium switzerland Germany or
Russia For American holders the best
opportunities ia exchange are Ia Swiss
francs and Dutch guilders. Bonds
drawn during April ia Paris and cashed
IN Geneva ON July I at tho present rate
Of exchange would be worth Ss5 a 500
franc bond. At = cost Of $50 a 500 franc
bond 1T that rate would mean q profit
~ Sc5 on bond. or more than 40 per
cent VI ths bonds were redeemed In
Amsterdam u gulders IL tho present
0e af .te anuo their holdera would
sGfders eoual tl S820a
4a profit of i2206, - more than
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
soviet Uprising Not influence.

The Soviet uprising in Germany did
not influence yesterdays movements Of
foreign bonds. which ignored again un-
favora BILE European news. Most foreign
Government and municipal issues were
active. but moved only in a very mar
row range, Danish SIS were the strong
est. while Swiss Government bonds.
which have attracted attention by their
recent strength. were reactionary. With
tho exception OF the tax exempt 3ias.
which were heavy. Libertys were ac-
tive with advancing prices. Certain
railroad issues we're. firmer. Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy general As being
4 featurc ST. Louis and Southwestern
IS we're also strong. Traction and in
dustrial issues were moderately easier.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
81 .25a2. 80. Southern. basket, st.75dp2. .25
bbl. $3Q4 yams. hbl. S3a5.

hbl., $3Uf; yams. hhl., S3d5.
POULTRY, DRESSFD-FRESH KILLED
Chickens. boxes, 3O13Gc. bbls.. 30Q34o.;
stags, 2sT84c. fowls, boxes, 30Q42c.; bbls.,
S0G40o.; old cocks, 2aa2sc; capons, nearby,
$4,000: Western. 4sQ5Sc.; slips. 42d4Sc..
turkeys. young. 5J1G0c old, 55n5sc.. ducks.
Long Island, fsc. squads. dozen, s5dfo
FROZEN-Chicktns, broilers. 35f155c.; fry-
40c. old cocks, 25u-Sc.; capons, 50f60c.;
turkeys, young, aa0G2c.. old. 3515Sc, ducks,
western, 30Uio1 geese Western, 25d35c
POULTRY. LINE-Fowis freight, sc. Ok
press, 4itf A3D,; chickens. freight, 36W46c. !.
stays. freight, a0.., chickens. express, 3SH
5@c. brnilers, freight. a1e.: express. 81 l0N
f15. old rnostDrE, freight 25c. turkeys
freight, f0d4ao. express. f5d5nc. ducks
freight, 40c; express, gO933c., Long Island
apring, Doe. breeders. 4sc.: muscoyey. 20c.
geese, freight. .AH.4c.. express, 22n23c. :
swan, 15c. pigeons. pair. a0d9Jc.: gnineas,
pair. Sl0i10. rabbits, H., express, 3oI31c
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
British Columbia Issue.

Tic Province Of British Columbia
awarded an issue of 100000 of five
year per cent bonds to the Dominion
securities Corporation OF Montreal for
f037. the money costing the province
about 5i4 per cent. Canadian markets
became 30 clogged with purely Canadian
issues as to cause the bankers TO offer
the bonds IN this market for "a and in
terest. That price was equivalent to
approximately io5 for tho Issue, owing
10 the premium on New York funds in
Montreal
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
STEEL STOCKS.
Rld
Hudson & Manhattan Railway Company
Notice Of Interest Payable on Five lei
Cent. nd 0msfutcut lupnnA Kouda

tent. Adjustment Income Bonds.
Hudson Manhattan Railroad Compan"
hereby gives notice that under q resolution
ot the Board OF Directors Of the Company
adopted AZ meeting OF the Board OF Direc
tors held In the City OF New York. on tie
tenth day OF February. 1921, there will be
come duo aud payable April I. 1921, out
of tho surplus income Of the Company for
the six months ending December 3t 1920
and tho surplus nf sos t6i - carried over
from previous periods, an installment of In
terest amounting 10 2sc on the so Adjust
ment Income Bonds or this Company.
Checks for the Interest on registered bon As
without coupons will be mailed 70 the " gi--
tered owners thereof according 20 the book.
Of the Company Of the close or business
on March 81, 1921 Interest on coupon bond,
VIII DC paid upon presentation aud surrendg r
of coupon No. l6, duo April !, 1921 The III, .
nnce of interest accumulated since January
], 1920. and unpaid = represented ~ sur
seduent coupons and BY the OBLIGATIONS Z.
pressed on the face OF each bond Coupo. =,
NOS. \ 70 ~ Inclusive are. therefore vaii-.
less, and u not already destroyed should r
surrendered Tor cancellation together VIE.
coupon No ~. Payment of Interest on co..,
pon bonds VIII be made HI New York at trs
1nass National Bank, tho fiscal agency :,
tnis company. ~ lfoadway. and n Lon, IL.
England A. the office of tho Guaranty srr,.>
company or New York, 20 Lombard ST. ~ -
March %. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
TOBACCO sTOCKs,
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
.,,rpyC,N pI.No COMPANY.

437 FIfth Avenue, Now lork.
At a meeting of teh Board OF Directors OF
THIS Company, on March 23rd. 1921, the 62nd
Consecutive quarterly dividend Of 1870 on
inc Preferred stock was declared payable
April 1st, 1921, 10 stockholders on record
March 25th, 1921. Transfer books closed
March 18th 1921. At 2:t5 r. NJ, and re-
opened on April 2nd, 1921, at 10 a. NJ.
The Board also declared cash dividend
OF 1ISes on the Common Stock. payable April
fst 1921 10 stockholders ~ record March
25th, 1921 Transfer. books closed March
25th, 1921 az 2:th =. NJ. aud reopened on
Anrf gnd 1n21 nt 10 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
Average Bond Prices
March a. 1921
BOND NEWS AND NOTES

The Department OF Finance OF the
City of New York will receive tenders
up to noon of March 80 on s47.000,000
of short term notes. The amounts, clas-
ses and maturities are shown below:
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
North Carolina County Issues.

The county OF Pitt. n. c., will receive
until April bids on $4,000 of road
bonds dated April /. 1921 and maturing
in 1892 to 1851. both inclusive. inter
est on which is not to exceed 6
per cent The city of Rocky Mount,
n G.. VIII receive until March 81 bids
on $4,000 Of per cent. gas supply
system bonds, dated July /, 1920. and
maturing serally Ia 1927 to lalS, both
inclusive
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
THE BANK OF UNITED STATES

New York. March -. 1921.
Tho Board of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend ~ two and one
half per cent. on the capital stock Of this
hank. payable April I, 1921, 70 stockholders
of record az The close If business March
IS. 1921.
THE transfer books will not close.
JOSEPH s MARCUS, President.
LOUIS X. HYDE. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
british offerings ran.

According TO am estimate OF the Lon
don Joint city and Midland Bank. new
offerings FOR investment in Great Brit
ain amounted 10 t10,362.523 in Febru-
arv contrasted with f22.46s,915 in Jauu-
arv and g35.e13793 IN February. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

ss per cent. The bonds are direct OBJ
llgation OF the Chinese Government and
are guaranteed by priority over all fu-
ture loans by customs duties collected
at the Chinese treaty ports and by the
deposit Of custom bonds
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
nIvIpnNns ,Nn INrrnFsr
OFFICE or
AR0iINA CHEMICAL co.

WIrNm0n0. Va, Mnrcn 20. 1921.
DIVIDEND 80. t02
Tho Board NJ Directors of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared Tho i02nd consecutive quarterly
dividend n 81 per share C2es) on the pre-
ferrcd stock ~ this company PAYABLE
Friday Antl ~. 1927 10 stockholders ~
record at ti,o ciosr ~ huaine-u hi gatur.
day April <. ig2l
Transfer noote pNl NOT he closed
10, n, sCoLHa. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
PRODUCE

BEANS Marrow. choice, io2o. 100 MS. Ss
reu Kidney 1920. $3.50 white kidney, $3.50
lt4
BlTrER-Creamory higher than extras.
o. 46hNt1isc.. extras, ~ score. aG4c.;
firsts i2isNA6c; seconds 3Tu42c: lower
srades. 34ga6e unsalted. higher than extras,
g0H50!ac, extras, iQWi9Ac.: firsts, 43R
9S'sc; seconds, 37W4ic. held or storage,
oNtras. 12ui3c.; firstg. 3sn9ic.. seconds, 30
0atc., lower grades, 2Sg30o.. Danish casks,
fresH, ian96itc.i state, dairy, tubs finest.
fair. 2Su3sc. ladies' current make. first8.
2GV27c.; seconds, 23c' lower grades. 2i0
&2e.: packing stock. current make. No. A.
23o. No. ., 22c.. lower grades, tsU2lc.
tiIFESE-State. whole milk. hold. early
made flats. specials. lb., 2S1f2oe.; FAN maae,
2I34u2s'ac.. average run, @Gd21c. fresh,
specials. 2Jc., average run, 2tn24iFC. lower
Grades lsV23l4c.' twins, held, specials, 21k
@@s&e AVERAGE run. 2Gu27c. Wisconsin,
held Flats, 26W2siac, held. twins. @Gu2sisc. !.
single daisies, held. .11ihr2Slso double dalsiee.
held 27ispgs sc. Young Americas. 27aese. /:
FRESH 2G'4n2ic' sltima, held, specials. 1Tih1
l9Aci prime to choice. 13qt0c. fair 10
socd. iWl2c lower grades. 5a9c
EGGS Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. aois
firsts, 2s'aa2pci fresh, extra Grsts, 2stsn
2pc.i firsts. 2Gka2sc,, seconds 2la25isc.s II
dlrues. No I. 2naa2u5c checls. fair 20
choice. dry, 2ta23c. duck eggs Baltimore.
7S8s0o. Virginia aud North Carolina. 7eo6
sQe$ western ft0Tsc. Southern. 1G0T6c. I.
goose eggs. $1,000 10. State, Pomsytvania
4UN NH"'N4 NJ 14b1iFf uhifNefA WitftAf NNtfNAt
3nTioc.l extra nrets, 2tt3sc.. frsts 3im
3Gei gathered Whites, flrsts IT, extra ftrsts,
6lNJSc.t under grades. 9Nr.3c. Pacific
coast, white. oNtras 10c. extra frats gsf
5ae.; firsta 35W3TC., undcr grades, 3tu3ic. /.
other Western aud Southern nothcrrd Whitcs.
aln3fe. state. Pennsylvania aud ucarbv
western, hennery browns, extras. 3213fr. +.
gathered brown and miNod coigrs. GRADED
extras, 3o'ad3ir5 firsts to vNIa fiats. 219
29c.
pu1 sT0E~ -RnrmHda. hht, sedlt. Florida
basket S2Uf, otd. 1870 lEe Rlnal iG5 lhp
&l fnU. .ll. 10 lba., ~ 5UQ@ .2J, Long Island
Jag, S2.25&ap5t Sv~sa, Jsr~eN basket
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
sLGAR STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
To the Holders OF Dominican Republic 5es
Bonds. Issue of 1918, Due 1888

In accordance with Executive Order 2T2
sealed proposals will be received by the
secretaria dc Estado de Hacienda Co
mercio until 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF February !
March l. and April I, 1921, FOR the pur
chase for retirement Of, bonds OF the 10
minican Republic dated January 1. 1913,
due 1888, without regard 70 series. 70 nn
amount estimated at THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
$3.50 .o0W on each OF the above dates. a
total for all three dates OF $500 900. All
proposals shall be submitted In triplicrte
and shall specify the number OF the bonds
offered, tho series, the par value and the
price AZ which offered and shall be signed
by mn official duly authorized 10 net for
the bidders. Upon the outside OF the
Realed envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening II
---------' (fill In datc) Said proposals
win he opened IN public in the office OF tho
undersigned on February J, March ! and
April I. 1921, unless such dates fail upon a
Sunday or legal holiday. In which case the
bids WIN be opened on the following day.
Arthur n. Mayo.
Lieutenant Commander (sC. u. S. ~.
officer Administering tho Affairs Of the
secretarin dc Tstado dc Hacienda ca.
mcrcio for the Military Government.
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Arthur n. Mduo.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
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American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co.

quarterly dividend Of Two Dollars per
share viii be paid on Friday. April 10. 1921
10 stockholders of record ~ the close OF
business on Friday. March ~, 1921.
on account of the Annual Meeting. the
transfer books VIII be closed from Saturday,
March ~, 70 Tuesday, March 20, 1921. both
days included.
G MILNE. Treasurer.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that a special
meeting Of the Stockholders Of ARAfBgC
REALTY CORPORATION has been specially
allied to convene At 5i2 Fifth Avenue Room
705 New York. n. r.. on March thirty-fl first.
1a2f. sf two O'Clock p. NJ, FOR the purpose
~ considering and acting upon theauestion
q changing me name of the Corporation.
rhe present name Of The Corporation Il
ARMBRO REALTY CORPORATION. and the
aame Y proposes to assume Il "ARMBRO
STORES AND GARAGE CORPORATION"
Dated March nth, 1921
WM. X. GRANT. President
HOWARD CALLTNGHAM. Secretary
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United States Foreign Government Bonds
Q & o CIV as

A.as ssss IN
Ches & - as
sHH
2.......7 7Gla
GRO r & A Ist
. 700
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'Ex dividend.
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1--WE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
PENNsYLvANIA on MARKET.

or CRY March 24.--Credit, So.
Runs, 69,9al average. 5e,i65 Ship
ments 3t,Gea average. 36.6t6.
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OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBURGH.

$1,000 F,iec e. P IA cfs 54ll 3
1000 PHI FL ist IS 81 :
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DWIGHT r. ROBINsON 4 COMPAN,
Inn. .An.l

i2a East 46th Street, New York
Tho Directors have declared \ dividend y
one and thrce-auarters per cent I&ceN upo,
the First Preferred stock or this Compart
Tor tho three months ending March St ingi
payable April !, 1921 70 stociaioders ~ I'LL
ord ai he close NJ husiucas March ee io2i
A. X WOOD. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
DIVIDENDS AM INrEREsT
CHICAGO PNEUMATIC rooL COMPANY.

. IIN UEIfU IFDl VI
quarterly dividend of two Dor cen. n.
heen declared on the Common stock os tf',
company payable hpril o5th 1921 10 stocl
holders ot record ~ the close of buslne
April iath 1927
X l.. PRICE. Treasurer
New York, March 23rd. 1921
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run srErL y IunE COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend n ono ard
ihrhe-uuarters per cent ttNcD has hcen do
clared "a The Preferred stock ot this Com.
many. payable April I, ln2i, 70 stockholders
~ record March 70 1921
A, A. soEILHsIrcl1R. presidena
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BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE

RsDAY, MARCH 24 1927.
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NOTICE: An Election or Directors - .ne
Home Life Insurance Company VIII ba haid
A. the office OF the Company. no 258 BROAD
Aprii .. 1921. The polls viii 30 omen from
10 A. NJ 70 4 r. NJ
WILLIAM s. GAYLORD. Secretary.
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RANCE or LlBERI

llay sales ,-.-... ......*...-....-.ss- =
Year 70 date. e......~.-...... --..-,--. q
DANCE, on TTPI
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Sealed bids on them win be received
in Room 739. Municipal Building. They
must be made on an interest basis and
for all or any part of the issue. The
Comptroller reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Payment must be made
before noon on dates OF sales respec-
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