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New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
F. /. WAsHBoURNE CO., INC. as
'o9 %oTTs scHwARTz. i4v1lER7%z dry goods. 1877
sAMUET Eft, TtTKoFF, business broker.
2l West 10th street; involuntary: liabil-
ttiss f25sSl ,s al ID gpsesqrea rs r9 eains
Richman), Catskill and Athens, NJ. Y, vol
untary; liabilities. s22,s33, of which s19,-
sS3 are unsecured claims and s2s0a Sc
cured claims; assets. $500. Of which s3.-
600 is stock in trade, $500 machinery,
tools. etc, and 5000 debts due open
HILL INSULATING & MANUFACTURE
ING CORP, spark plugs, 51i West Forty
second Street; voluntary; liabilities, s24,-
assets, s6,o7s Of which $500 is stock In
S1+S4 81, dsbts due on oPen "a sceoqnts
producer motion picture films 220 West
Forty second Street; involuntary; liabili-
ties , s25 900; asgt aagsta S1,6oo
N; Y; voluntary; liabilities s3,413, of
Which yd3ic s2l8O are secured claims and and 81.
which s20n is real estate and s179 debts
due on open accounts.
ARGUS s: IsAACsoN (Iathon ARGUS and
Ben Isaacson} furniture, 1s1 Stanton
CHAUMoNT KNITTING MILLS (Alex-
ander Baskind and Benjamin D. Korn-
goods, 174 Worth Street; involuntary,
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court by Judge j. c. Knox:
Charles Fass, temporary receiver for the
Wood Toy Co., Inc, toys ITO West 40th
st. with a bond Of $4,000
Edward Mcdonald, temporary receiver
for Samuel Harris and Abe Schechter.
trading as Harris & schechter, with bond
Of $4,000.
owen $. NJ Tieruey. receiver for f. l..
Washbourne G. Co, Inc. chemicals, 4s Gold
St, with bond OF 81. 900.
Perciyal jackson, temporary receiver for
Louis Schwartz, dry goods, 1877 sth ave,
with bond Of 5000.
Schedule in Bankruptcy
The following schedule in bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
Warde Piano Co.--Liabilities. $76,s81,
OF which S37,05S represent notes and bills
$4,000 secured claims and $14os unsc-
cured claims, and assets Of s86289 Of
which 5000 is stock in trade, $1,749 ma
chinery. tools, etc, 26,067 debts due on
open accounts and $21.4 stocks, nego-
table bonds. etc.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Griffith Shares Not Conservative

Quesuon-Tue d. w Griffith, Inc,
mended to me as a conservative and most
attractive investment opport lntty. Would
appreciate your opinion on this rather
broad statement If not classed as a con-
servative investment could 1t be graded as
business mans investment? Or entirely
as a speculation Writer takes pleasure
in reauIng your Investment Information
ano by maintaining such department I
feel that you are rendering Z distinct
public service.-P. T. w.
Answer - We regard the Griffith
shares as speculative, both because of
the uncertain nature of the motion
picture business and because these
shares have net proved their earning
power, nor. do they enjoy a good mar
ket
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Judgment Against Morse

A Judgment for $i77.Ss2 was entered
IN m the supreme Court yesterday bv
direction of Justice Hotchkiss against
Ohar-es W Morse, steamship man. in q
SUIT brought by the Equitable Trust
Company. The action was brought on
a note for $199,322 made June %. 1gI2.
oy the Minneapolis Steamship Com
Pany, payable to the Virginia Ship
building Compg ay, which Mr. Morse in
dofsed. Part Of the note was paid on
account before suit was brought
Morse said there was sufficient money
on deposit to meet the note bur that
the Equitable TI1st Company had
promised not to enforce payment on
the paper at it's maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Check on Over-Enthusiasm
and Emphasis of eau.
tiousness Striking Fea-
tIlres of Steady Betterment

Textile apd apparel Wholesale mar
gets yesterday gave further visible
evidence of an unmIstakabie trend TO-
ward steady Improvement Large or
ders are exceptional, but the steady
small lot buying of several trade
factors, including dry goods jobbers,
retailers and garment manufacturers, is
serving TO bring sales totals up to
comfortable margins,
One of the most striking features of
business at present is the curb to en-
thuslasm that some of the trade leaders
nave placed upon themselves and their
trade organizations. A leading cotton
goods converter showed figures during
the day that prove his current bust
l ess to be above last year, not only in
yardage but in money value as we'll.
On one special fabric which his house
controls business never has been so
good, but he is still proceeding eau
tiously in laying in gray goods, the
raw material of his trade
This attitude also was expressed by
a leading shoe manufacturer, who says
he has sufficient orders on his books
to run his plant for the next three
months at full capacity. Yet he has
not anticipated his leather require
ments for more than a month.
Another peculiar feature of trade at
present is the variation in prices for
goods of similar quality. AS an exam
pie one cotton goods house is booking
an excellent business on a standard
fabric sold by a number of concerns.
The price this house is charging is 81
cents, against competitive market of
81 cents. The element of wanting to
deal with a reliable house" is given as
an explanation Of this situation AS 8
result of the general mlxup in bust
ness there has been q gradual drift in
new business toward the houses bear
ing established regulations and away
from some of the less scrupulous con-
Germs that fourished with appa' ent
success during the period of imitation
and fancied scarcity Of merchandise
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Demands a Sure Z Per Cent

Question: have i few hundred to in
vest. What do you think Of American
in scrip or does that refer TO Tobacco 3 j.?
Also your opinion of Crucible Steel COM
mon. 1 want to get at least per cent on
scne sure inVestment.-E. H. B.
Answer-Both American Tobacco
common and common B shares pay
their per cent quarterly dividends in
8 per cent scrip, which is convertible
into common B stock March /, 1923.
we'll, are too speculative for you if
you are looking for sure" invest
ment. Canadian National Railways 7
per cent equipments 1885 are excep-
tionaIly we'll secured and will yield
you close to the Z per cent you re-
quire
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Woman Seeks Underlying Bonds

Question-Wtl you kindly mention sew
eral underlying bonds Of the class OF the
Harlem River Port Chester 4s or the
New York, New Haven & Hartford or
some Of the other leading roads Of the
country yielding about 6 per cent which
you regard good investment for a
woman Miss A. d.
Answer-Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy general mortgage 4 per cent
bonds, due 1858 Ca first lien on 1921
mlles), to yield SIT per cent; Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe general mortgage
4 per cent bonds, due 1895 Ia lien either
direct or by collateral trust on 8,515
miles,. 20 yield over per cent Union
Faclhc first mortgage and land grant
4 per cent bonds, due l947 "a first mort
gage on 1854 miles), to yield 5,l2 per
cent, are all high grade bonds suit
able as investments for a woman or a
trustee. In our opinion they are all
better investments for a woman who
wants to avoid as absolutely as possi-
Bile any chance of temporary uncer-
tainty or loss of interest than are the
New Haven underlying boz ds you men,
tlon. The general credit of the New
York, New Haven & Fart ord is at
present weak. If you demand as high
as per cent interest you will have to
make some sacrifice as security. Gem
trail of Georgia, Mobile Division, first
5s, yield about SIG per cent. The Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, Nebraska
extension As yield about 6.02 per cent,
The Illinois, Central St. Louis Division
and Terminal 3 rs yield s per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Detroit
Philadelph}a

258 Alliance Ins. - 1885 ls% - ~
5 Bqn. snsq & W. 50 80 80 "a
ls2 blec Ssarass. .lGs I02zs f0IlA 48s Z.
50 las Co OF y A. 2SA 48s 2s& 80
70 Lake sup Corp. 87s az 81
Lehigh Nav. ..-65lk sa4 Az az
Penua Salt. q y II n
S$9 Phiia Go Gu pt. 334s IS e s5 -
z9S Phiia Electric. 225- 53I 9S, -
81 hila Ens Wire. 5tL 6Ii2 SI =
Fhila Rap Tz. l7L 57iL 1-4 p
l3O Iono Belmont IL IL
224 Uni Gas Imp. IS as az o. q
~ DO pf -.. 4s1. Sszz 90 80 =
81 United Tract. 50 a81s 80 - S
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
ARTHUR C. TRAIN.

" = W LANLII FAI4MNN-
pERzTsss Executors
wHsas.s wsSs TRAIN. Attorneys FOR Ex.
No sas Sthes and Postoffice Address,
~~.1n' -s''an' New York City 'eA "a AAA''
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Banks in S2O7.O46 Suit
American Union Sues Guaranty
Trust in German Marks Deal

Suit for $207,046 was fled in the
Supreme Court yesterday by the Amer
Lcan Union Bank against the Guaranty
trust Company. 1t was alleged by the
plaintiff bank that on several dstes II,
March, 1917, it placed orders with the
defendant company for the delivery Of
certain sums OF German marks to the
credit of the American Union Bank.
with the Deutsche Bank at Berlin.
These transmissions were to be nada
by wireless.
The American Union Bank declares
that it was rot until last summer,
when commercial relations between
the United States and Germany had
been restored, that it learned the de-
fendaut had failed TO fill the orders
for the delivery Of the marks in Ber-
in, and it alleges that the Guaranty
Trust Company also refused to return
to the plaintiff the money paid in
United States currency in fulfIIment
Of the orders.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Sneculatiug In Conner

Question Will you kindly advise
through your columns how you regard
Chile Copper as specuation2 Would
also appreciate your opinion regarding
any good coppers from the standpoint OF
their speculative possibilities.--F. B. @.
Answer-We cannot attempt to ad-
wise you about speculatiRg in copper
stocks. You will have to decide for
yourself whether the prices Of the
stocks have discounted the fact that
there is large volume Of metal over
hanging the market and that copper
cannot be produced at profit at pres
ent prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Ii usiness n G w $
Textile and Apparel Trades
Show Further Improved Trend
Announce Reduction
In Dressing Furs

The first cut In the price list for
dressing and dyeing furs by any
large firm was announced yesterday
by A. Hollander & Son. effective in
both their American and Canadian
plants. According to revised price
list, the charge for dressing and
dyeing muskrats (Hudson seal) has
been reduced from 60 to 55 cents a
skin, squirrels from 13 to 10 cents a
skin, and moles from to 74s cents
a skin.
There is nothing in the present
or future condition OF the fur mar
ket which could force us to cut our
prices" says the firm in a circular
sent the trade, yet we have decided
TO make reduction as a concession
to the spirit of the times"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

vice VICE is hereby given that the TN
5tSsnem 5s,sS,n pave formed = limited copart-
7s'Ws'ilp Wipp under the firm name af ICHABOp
q, y,.l ".sLt ANS i SONS for a term OF three
M ysSrS randl1, from January |, s2l.
sssn5slhg Ia domestic and foreign woods
ssa,ad we principal place Of business ID
dssss 's s,,w IA Mew ork County at the ad-
rs gs Specified below
a. fss tss eaputal contributed In cash by each
bs.s speelal partners. 500 900 respective
V SAD special partners.
'eu New York, December 81, 1926.
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
THOMAS r. WILLIAMS.
y. ". WILLIAMS.
p. S. WILLIAMS,
FREDERICK c. LEARY.
THOMAS BLAGDEN
General Partnera
EDITH S WILLIAMS,
oORCAS w FERRIS,
icpAoor Special Partners
SsS Sjl 7, WILLIAMS & SONS,
'Ns Eleventh Avenue.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
On Great Northern Board

Four new members Of the board of
directors Of the Great Northern Rail
way we elected at a meeting of the
board ere yesterday They are W
P. KEN e., of St. Paul, Mimi; E. E.
Loomis, liicholas Terhune and H. r.
Smith. # New York.
They s1cceed A ? Thompson, de-
ceased, o. Duluth, Mimi; j. T Reyn-
olds, A. 3. Repburn and Seward Prosser,
of New York The three last named
were .mpelled to resign because they
were affiliated with competing roads
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
5OP.C. Drop i'm Turpentine
Price SIunps From 921s TO SO
Gents a Gallon

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. A4.--SplTlts
turpentine broke 42h cents a gallon
to-day, sales being made at 90 cents.
The last quotation at which spirits
were sold was 921a last November
Since then the market has been In
active.
Resins failed to follow the lead Of
snirits. THE quotations being the old
price Of S11 for all grades and no
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Stewart-Warner Earns S4.83

Net profits of the Stewart " arner
Speedometer Corporation for the year
ended December 81, after expenses. de-
probation and Federal tax allowances
were $2,210,928, equivalent to s489 a
share earned on the 457525 shares Of
capital stock, Of no par value. out
standing according to q statement is
sued yesterday.
This compares with profits of 81
963,574, or $3.50 a share. on the 400 8ao
s1ares outstanding at the end Of 1879
Net earnings, before Federal taxes bnt
aIter depreciation charges. were 81
lzs,4lZ, an increase of S396.567
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
WILLIAM oRAaP & SONS SHIP AND
EAGENE BUILDING COMPANY
Sinking Euuh Natiae

Fldelity Trust Company. Formerly The
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit
Company Trustee under Mortgage of the
Building Company dated March 1, 1909,
invites tenders or proposals for bonds is
sued under said Mortgage to be SUIT
rendered for redemption proposals to be
opened and awards made on February
I'd, 1921, at I2 O'Clock NJ.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
SZ5-3Sl Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
VIM. p. GEST. President.
February /. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Furs for Spring Auction
Local Company Ready to Re
ceive Consignments

The New York Fur Auction Sales
Corporation announced yesterday its
readiness to, accept consiguments of
new goods for it's spring auction. be-
ginning April IL, and also it's willing
ness to advance to shippers up to 40
Ter cent of the value of the consign-
ments.
The amount of the advance is slight
ly in excess of that offered by the
several British commission houses
holding auctions in London, it is ex-
planned. The resumption Of advances
is taken by the trade as an indication
Of a better financial condition in the
fur trade in general.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Markets In Other Cities

q s1 '-dss 90 '-S'''' f''--.. Il Il s. So s5@ q 81
- McEtw 1st Of. 91% s1as 9I% 9iA
1G2 Natl Leather. 8M S7$ ~ So
86s New Eng Tel. 99lA 10eA 99as 100
% 9rPhsum Or r3i s. Nm. ,%27# .27s 27t5 27#
200 Punta Sugar 491a so 49% 50
T9 Swift ...-,-103@ = 10315 t62l5 102A
20 20 r,niq.4 do fnt5 tn. 294 ,225% ,2T% 37%
50 uni5ed aS isf r%tst PS = 4 Il 4 4
fs5 United shoe. =. $7& 58 SO Il
% do pf........ 24is 24M 24i5 S4%
iss 1ss Tsntg5a Wsla54t . 777# l3$ 5555ss i5s$
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Investment
Information

Questions of general interest to sn-
oestors will be answered in this coI-
hna", IN which case only initials will
DC used. Others wiU be unswered By
ntHd Address oil inquiries, incIos-
Il a stamped, addressed envetops, to
Ffmdnc'ai Editor, The Tribune, l54
Ndssna Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
T,or,Iou Fur Prices Steady

Alfred Fraser, American agent for
C. NJ. Lampson & Co.,. reports that
kolinsky, squirrel, black, brown an ana
grizzly bear, and northern and norea-
western wolf, brought prices equai 70
snc4ion in London last week. Southern
and southwestern wolf declined 80 per
cent compared to fall prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

"The Federal Trade Commission.
therefore. will consider each case of
complaint of this character upon the
facts shown in the specific case, apply
ing the legal tests thereto.
This action involves neither ap-
proval nor disapproval of the economic
soundness of the arguments advanced
before the commission for and against
this practice"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
FINANCIAL
r. the Holders of Dominican Repu0lic 5ss
B0nds Issue OF 1918, Due 1888.

+, tho Holders of Dominican Repu0Iic SEA
Bonds. Issue OF 1918, Due 1888.
IN accordance with Executive Order 273
.saed proposals will be received by the Sec
,.arla de Estado de Hacienda Comsrcio
mt 10 o'clock A M. oi February i, March
tand 4pril /, 1921. for the purchase for re-
lrsmsn, of bonds OF the Dominican Republic
s:sa January /. 1918. due 1898, without re-
ara 70 series, 70 an amount estimated at
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS Cs32o. oo0) on each Of the
aioYe dates, total for all three dates Of
s5s8s00 All proposals shah be submitted in
trlrlicate and shall specify the number Of
he bonds offered. the series. ,he par value
snd the price al which offered, and shall DO
signed by m ,.icial duly authorized to act
oF the bidders Upon the outside Of the
ssaled envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening Of
..,,.........., tfll in date}." Said Proposals
viii be opened in public in the Office of the
gadersigned on February !. March I and
APRIL l. 1921 unless such dates fall upon
sunday or legal holiday, in which case the
ids viii be opened on ths following day.
..-..~--- Arthur II. Mayo,
Lieutenant Commander (sCy. L. :. y.
officer Administering the Affairs OF the
Secretara de Estudo de Hacienda CO.
mefeio for the Military Government.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Commercial Credit

The continued demand for foreign
credit and the fact that our govern
ment is frequent borrower of money
in the opinion of the First National
Bank of Philadelphia, will mitigate
against much lower commercial money
rates for some time to come
THE foreign demand for credit
says the bank, "must continue far in
excess of the supply released through
the reduction Of outstanding indebt-
edness by private domestic borrowers"
The bank believes that the country
has ample credit for current needs
and expresses R hope that Congress
will not be prevailed upon to increase
the supply of credit to render tempo
rary aid to particular industries or
classes of trade
Commercial paper yesterday con-
tinued to discount at 7s4 per cent for
high grade names and per cent for
those not so well known. A small
amount of exceptionally good paper
mostly bearing short maturity dates,
discounts ut 71a per cent,
Bankers acceptance rates were un-
changed from last week. Those issued
by the American Acceptance Council
were:
~
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
No Rule on Guarantees
Commission Says Cases Must Be
Acted Upon Individually

From The Trfoure's Washington BureoH
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The Fed
eral Trade Commission ruled to-day
that no blanket order can be issued to
correct the practice of manufacturers
guaranteeing commodities in the hands
Of wholesalers against decline in price
Each case must be submitted and ad-
Indicated on its merits, the commission
ruled.
The commissions announcement in
part said:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
In Bronx County

(The trst name is that OF the debeor:)
IlIfapro Miohael-M ?. Stark. s1s5.l
Fridiger. Louise. Howard. .... 2e.'
Koehler, John VT. Schneider. 232-'
MI 1ne 3oef' 9eoiSe ."..'......... - 1so.t
Schultz, Joseph--T. L, Peers. las.
"Ttsgpinsf wstsr st fs al 1900
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
nress industries Banquet

The Associated Dress Industries OF
America will hold it's second annual
banquet, entertainment ana dance at
the Hotel Pennsylvania 5o~morrow
night. The guest of honor and principal
sneaker viii be Senator George W..
Cartwright. of California.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

void Of new DEVELOPMENTS. Prices in
general remained firm. First latex spot
was quoted at 20 cents, and for April
May-Juue delivery, % cents. Ribbed
smoked sheets were offered at 1879
cents for spot, and IL cents for fu-
ture delivery, while up-river fine Para
was quoted at 1T1z cents.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
ARGE MERCHANDISING

and manufacturing corpora
ION would like to get in touch
with parties who can place
either preferred stock or bond
ISSUE. Prosperous corporation
doing an annual business of
over a million and a half a
year. Address G 90, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SoITTVEPN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 5S

oTfKRTERLY DINIDE-ND y Q. one dollar
sSiy cents {Sl.5Q) per share on the
saaitai sae stock Of this COMPANY has been
Sss4 SSssare4 payable at the TTsasureTs yos,1 oTiee
as,.y A9 w. April /. 1921. to stockholders of
E5ssa;; Es-; AZ O'Clock P. NJ, on Monday.
,,Ssrgary rsSs.u Is. 1871 The stock ira nsfer
sssss win not be closed for the payment
Ns03 ,s3s dividend Cheques Will be mailed
o. s'' ~ stockholders who have filed per-
ssanent dividend orders
K VAN DEVENTER, Treasurer.
rahrnary q i92l
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Business Troubles

(Model Clothing shop)--J. Kar-
Levy SAM, Exdroth' .......... ''...,. 1866
La Dora Toilet Preparations, Inc.
E. H. Butler Observation-Disclosures. 23o.t5
Marquis, Joseph-S. Brill. .... 226.42
Morse, Chas. w.-EquitabIe Trust
maTl<le & sons, 1Ino-J B. Arm ''''l'
MoPartiin, 5aTf FrannN as Y c. r. R. ''''i'
Co ct al, costs. ts.....,....,.,.. 1eS.S5
Nisbet Engineering Co, Inc
People etc. ......'..'........ s,45s.77
Fisher, c,..............,.. 1920
tine3, Manuel Rodriguez and
Joaquin Paul-S. w, Levy 1r.,
ct Observation-Disclosures. 1,4SA4O
sett-Gotham National Bank OF
new YORK. ..,.......... I0Ao. 40
Same-same ....,.,.....,...... 1,o+2.so
Hamilton Institute. .......,... 127.47
Robinson George HI, D. Ball 517s.75
fstoria, c..............,.... 46s.42
Robinson Abraham Mn Fsin
Resnik Iseer, and Maurice Singer
j. Dauer ct al.............. 2s49T.e7
toria f;,'s Tnc.....,.......4....... 157414
tionai Surety Coe...........'. CO. 1,575.s4
Goodman .,...,.........,... 434aa
Inc-Dodwell & Co. Ltd, 265.OO
saslaw. Anna, and Louis
Schwartz, Munk ct al. ..... 147.65
Shtfrin, Abraham and Samuel
berg5~R. g''-9S Kessnor ct ALL. 1915
Theleus Bros Co, Inc.-Fox,
Lederer & Co. Inc............ 1,o2s.49
Traubmen Bernardo. Kappa
port .'-.. ..''' =. ''@' D -
land Bank Of New York ..... s74.ss
wisdaraChaII Max-H Marko-
VT witz '.-I'. ..".....-...4......1E. ~ aa7.7a
by shalt It Paving Co...-......... 10000
co ut'I' -'-'--o 10000
CO. A>.'4''. 10000
''I,sT PavIng Co....1.t...-..,...,... 6oO.os
Cify It 4V5is of New w Y;o3r,k-Atiantic Al
serpe--F9arhnr AspbaIt Paving Co. 100000
ION a. u4+i 4Oo.o 90
S'9aV Pavin@ Co CO ..t'.......t.... $4,000
tion CO. u." i'@D.i. 5s.sOO.oo
Sa555l'1.''io Co5 .>'o'+.' 5s,sooee
In Bronx County
9TH. rrst name is that Of the debeor.)
AliiapTo- Miohael-M P Stark. s1e5.55
Fridiger. Louise, Howard .,.' S6.to
Koehler John VT. Schneider. 232.f
Nader George HIS. s. Glauber'
schutz Joseph--T. L. Peers ..... 145.72
Waltermyre. Homer. NJ. Drink
- Al ~ II
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Utah Power & Light ReDort

The Utah Power and Light Company
reported net earnings, after operating
expenses and taxes, for December were
S353,677, compared with S277, ,473 for
the same month in the preceding year
Net earnings, after operating expenses
and taxes, for the twelve months end
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
CANADIAN PACIF1c RAILWAY Co.

pTVI DhND NO. 80
i, meeting of the Directors held to-
20 90 ,hs usual quarterly dividend OF two
nne-haIf per cent on the Common
sau l.a.s FOR the quarter ended 3Ist Deem
- last p ing a. the rate of seven per
~ ~, nar aununl from revenue and three
- ~ rant per aunUn from Special income
gs,ovat was declared payable April ist
80 Ia shareholders OF record at 8 P III
on Mach ist next.
VI ERNEST ALExAND ER, Secretary.
Montreal. February a. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Crude Rnhher Market Quiet

The market for crude rubber yestes-
dav assumed an easier tendency. Deal
ers and manufacturers maintained q
keen interest, although the market was
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
SOulbwes.ern Power & Light Co
Preferred Stock Dividend

FrFftTfet' STUCK bINIUNTlU
rbe regular quarterly dividend OF one
nd fhree-q qaarters per cent. IA ~ on the
fis-sterred Stock Of Southwestern Power &
Iiebt Company has been declared, payable
Wsrrh ! i92I, to stockholders Of record It
Ia sioss of business February II, 1921
william Reiser' Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

Four full columns Of in
restnaent questions and an
sseers are published in The
Tribune euery Sunday.