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Evening star., 1921-06-28
BUREAU HAS new AID.
Commissioners to Take Charge of
Unemployment Agency.

The citizens employment bureau,
141O Pennsylvania avenue, which has
been kept going during the past year
on funds subscribed by business men
and other individuals. will pass under
control of the Commissioners on FRI
day. July l.
Congress included in the District
appropriation act an item of $500
for the operation of the employment
Office as a branch of the municipal
government.
Evening star., 1921-06-28
WIFE is SHOT DEAD.
Missing Farmer Also Alleged to
Have Wounded Daughter.

FULTON. Ky. June 2S.-Mrs. Joseph
Milan. wife of farmer, was killed
and one Of her daughters probably
fatally wounded early today at tn.
Milan farmhouse near here by shots
alleged to have been fired by the
woman's husband.
Milan disappeared before officers
reached the scene. The cause of the
shooting has not been ascertaincd.
Evening star., 1921-06-28
POLICEMAN SAVES DIVER.
Rescues Man Caught in Pipe Un-
s. H Hffver.

I. JERSEY CITY. N J., June 2s.-
sEsFfank Pojedinec, diver. was canEht
lin q twenty-two-inch pipe under the
smovins an obstruction, Along came
tR motor cycle policeman. lack Mac-
ihoney. W." NIT 'hr' J. -.
Us ended 4 i "'.''.' "'.-,.'-
i1lis air appa. Us f.'.' =; - "a,
III Zen to q hospital %. ~ ~. ~ - con-
Evening star., 1921-06-28
Refined SUGAR DROPS;
ANOTHER LOW RECORD

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Two local
sugar ref1neries today cut their list
quotations 10 points, to SEQ a pound
for fine granulated, another low rec
ord.
Evening star., 1921-06-28

=: ". bu il..,i London man his SIX
6qe;s. e. ~ped in biack, followed the cor
se. ------------.---.--,
Evening star., 1921-06-28
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON D. c. OWNERSHIP
OF CAR LINES MADE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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ANALYSIS OF CIRCULATION METH
DURING THIS PERIOD

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trnabe
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tAn copies sold quantity and paid fork other than the recipient whether annual otns ubrrpr
TONS or Nnl one day sales shall bc considered bulk sales
A"Pad SubNrba" is a suharbr Red by mail or carrier who hmm paid not less than SOC of either
tho regular advertised subscription price, or newsstand price md whoB not tower six months In arrears; also
short term and trial. subscriptions not in arrears
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The New York herald., 1921-09-07
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PEAs.-Beans. marrow.
choice. 100 lbs. s.. .50g6: -: pea, choice
$3.50; medium. choice $3.50; , ko.ensshnil. esni.
fornia. s12; Cantaiins. Italian. $3.50: yellow
eye. T.s07s: black turti. soup, -. pmns, pinss.
California. q 10: lima, California. ~ MAJ MAJ
sS5o: green. domestic, $3.50: black eye. Calf
fornia. so.bo910; splits. yellow or green'
BUTTER.-crcamery higher than extras,
tb., 411m42c. extras, % score. 40hgilc.. !.
grades. saS33lsc.; unsaited. higher than
extras. 43I4sc.: extras. 42g42hc; nrsts'
3sa4ic.: seconds. S4asec. State dairy tubs.
rng'' mon to fair sosSe ladies'. currsn, make
extras. 33G33tsc.; firsts. 3oag3iisc. sec.
onds.. cs,1a 29c.: lower grades. 2Ta2sc. !:
10. Z, 2Ta27ilc. lower grades. 25a32slAc.
CHEEsE.-New York state flats. held
specials. 2iIsd22c.; fresh specials. 2fM21Ac., i,
average rum 2Oisc. State Twins, specials,
2iG2lhc:: average run. 2oa2omc,; Wiscon,.
sn sa.s ssu0s snes essss soae anc young %
21h22iac.: State skins. s0i5c
EGGs.-Fresn gathered. extras. dozen, 4o1
45c.; extra firsts. 35q4ic: firsts. 3413Ic. !:
seconds. 30033c. trade eggs. 25l3oc. DIR.
tics. regular packed. No. I. 2sq Csc: No.
dry, 22@24c.: refrigerator eggs. charges paid
to expiring dates, special marks, fancy. 3Jg
3Hc.. firsts, 33d34c.: seconds, Sor3zstc. !.
white eggs. 3s144c. State. rennsyivania and
nearby Western honnery whites. extras, BIO
G0c.: extra frsts. 62d58c.: firsts, 41U5lc.i
gathered whites. firsts to extra firsts. 41D
5bc. undergrades, 3sGrs0c. Pacific coast,
white. extras, 5Td30c.: extra firrts. 510ooc. !.
firsts. +6M50c. undergrades, 3SQ45c.; other
Western and Southern, gathered whites. 3sG
4ec.; State. Pennsylvania and nearby West.
ern. hennery brown. extra. 46nS0c.: /: gathered
brown and mixed colors, graded extras. 431
s5c.: firsts TO extra firsts, S594ic.
FRUITS. FREsH--AppIss--G basket.
sfH2.50: red, $fn2.25: Duchess. bbi., a5n7;
Wolf River, Af7; Alexander. S4Q7: green
ing. &54f975 Gravenststn. &tdI; Western.
box. "a 25n4. Pears--Beurre Bose, bbl,
s5mc: Bartlett. s41o; sesei. $500: basket.
ii 5odfa rs. Bartlett. siboas Raspberries-
Jersey. pint, HI12c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton, pint. sd10c. Muskmeion-. Pennsylvans
and Jersey, crate. 2sd35c Nova Scotia. asa
ssc. Plurns--State, = 10 basket, $500. ;
bushei basket. s1.5o12.25. Prunes-state.
bushei basiss s275G13 Grapes--20 h.
basket. ooc.@si; gift crate. s1a1. .a5 Peaches
State. bushei basket, s2N3eS; ~ quart
basket, sc. .a1Si.25; Connecticut, crate, s3di4;
bushei basket. $ST3.75; 10 quart basket,
si7f.25: up-river, crate, az 5oq3 80: ~ quart
basket, so. .gsf .2D Muskmelons--colorado
Rocky Ford crate, 81 .25n350 pink meat.
flat crate. r5c.asi.15i rezas and roe Mex
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
UncorDOrntedl
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STO(KHOI nERS

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
TO THE STOCKHOLDER OF TIT, WEST
ERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY:
In accordance with the request In writing.
dated August II. 1921. OF a majority OF the
the bylaws. a special meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Western Union Telegraph
Company is hereby called 10 be held at the
principal office OF the company. No. 1Nh
Broadway, IN the City OF New York. at u
o'clock A.. NJ. Thursday, the sth day q
September. 1921. for the purpose Of consert-
Ing to and authorizing increase In The
bonded Indebtedness OF the company Icy the
sum OF 900 and the issue and snlb
by the board OF directors or execusive COM
mittee of $4,000 goo. principal amouut,
fifteen year six and one-haif per cent. golh
bonds OF the company. 10 mature August -,
1898, 20 be dated and 70 bear interest IRON
August I. 1921. 20 be Of such form md OF
such terms as the board OF directors or OK
ecutive committee may determine, and 10 bs
issued under an indenturc 10 be made BY the
company to The Chase National Bank CT ttts
City OF New York as trustee. such indenttus
10 be In such form and 10 contain suuh
approved by the board Of directors or exeou-
tive committee, including covenant trat
while any Of said bonds are outstanding the
company shall not create any new mortgage
(other than purchase-rnoney nlorigacesl or
charge upon all or any part II iis real es-
tate or telegraph plants or upon the securi-
less said bonds shall be secured ny such
mortgare or charge ratabiy WITH any ctflfT
Indebtedness secured thereby. and that arr
such mortgage or charge shall expressly 80
provide and TO transact such other businsss
in connection with said Increase In bondsd
debt and the issue and sale OF said bonds a.
may come before the meeting.
The proposed issue will be the first issue
OF capital securities made by the company
since 1907. The proceeds of the proposed
issue will be used 10 reimburse the treasury
Of the company for expenditures made on ac-
count OF extensions. additions and improve
ments 10 its plant and equipment toutside of
the State OF New York; and 70 provide funds
for further extensions, additions and I'M
provements (outside OF that State).
Tho stockholders may vote at said meeting
either in person or by proxy. IL YOU win net
he able to be present, please date and sign
the enclosed PROXY. In the presence of n viii
ness. who should also sign. and return tho
same at your earliest convenience to An
DREW #. BvRLETCH. Secretary. Tho
Western Union Telegraph Company, No. 1e5
New York City. who will afffx
and cancel the proper revenue stamps.
Corporations having seals must afflx the
same.
ANDREW +. BURLEIGH. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.

ico pink meat. flat crate. T5cds1.75: Mary
land muskmeions. crate. S2d3. rs: ostrich egg
melons. California. crate $l.25G1.75; New
Mexico. crate. 81. .25Qf.T5: Casaba melonr.
California, crate, 81 25p1.75: New Mexico.
crate. s1.25q1.75; Persian melons. California,
crate. 81. Oranges. California. box, 81 2Jfp
675. Grapefruit--California, box. $5.25: Isls
Of Pines. box. t4.5O17.50 Lemons-Caiifor-
mia, box, 2.50a5. Avocado Pears-Florida.
box, s4gT.50. Watermelons. Southern. car.
si25G350.
POTATOES-Long Island. bbi., s4.2Jd4.5o: I:
Jersey rd., $50 lbs. s2.75a3: No. 2, 81 .259
80. 6weets-Maryland, bbls., s3g3 so;
Virginia. bbl.. b0c. .ds2.50; Jersey. basket.
81 2JNl.75: Delaware and Maryland. basket.
s1df.50; yarns. Southern. basket. T5c.
POULTRY. DREssED-FREsH KILLED
Chickens. Western broilers. boxes. 2s637c.
fryers, 25d32c. light roasters. 3213Gc.
heavy. 40pa5c. Western, bbs., dry picked,
: lbs, 3sa4oc. sls ibs.. 2o932c;.; lbs. 2s9
27c.. No. p. i5a23c.; virginia, 2ea3oc. !;
Boxes, 2o134c.; bbls.. dry, 2o032c.: iced.
20a31c.; old cocks. isd2oc. Turkeys. 2SG4oc.
Ducks--Long Island. 28c. sauabs--white,
dozen. says: frozen roasters. 40a4ec.
Fowls. 22133c. Turkeys. 45d5So.
POULTRY, LIvE.--Fowls. freight. 22a26c !;
express, 23d3Oc broiiers. freight, 24d2Bc. I:
express, 2TG30c.: old roosters, freight. i5c.
Turkeys-Freight, 32c. Ducks-Freight. 22D
2ic. express, 226b25c: Muscoyy. ioc. Geese
freight. is9fsc. Swan-Frcight or express.
13c. pigeons-pair. freight or express, z0c.
ciuincas. pair. S599oc. Rabbits-exprcss, ID.
2OQ25c
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
WILD BUYING SENDS
COTTON UP $40 BALE
Liverpool's Strength, Advance
in Stocks and Alarming Crop
News Cause Demand.

The most active buying of the year.
general In character and led by Eu-
ropean interests, lifted the local cotton
market yesterday to another new high
record for the movement at a net gain
of 200 points. or $40 bale. for the
day. In the last fifteen minutes OF the
session all business was at standstlll.
as the rise Of 200 points automatically
stopped all trading, Exchange regula-
tions prohibiting a movement OF more
than 200 points In either direction. The
market closed at the highest level of
the day. with the price Of spot cotton
1e5 points better at 20.10 cents a pound.
The market came under the influence
OF strength in Liverpool the advance
IN stocks and the continued bullisk
crop news from the cotton belt. Liver
pool futures were about SO to SIS penny
points net higher at the time Of the To-
cal call. Spot cotton abroad was 113d
better on sales of $4,000 bales. Liver
POOLS continued strength over our holi-
days was a factor against which the
Dear element fought In vain. Opening
prices here were 81 to 135 points net
higher. Shorts, when they became
aware of the markets trend. seemed
willing to pay all sorts OF prices to cover
their outstanding commitments.
Realizing sales, though fairly heavy
on the market. except for brief Pc
Rod directly after the call when some
options slipped off about 10 to 40 points
from the opening level. The weather
news furnished little startling Except
for a few widely scattered showers
over Texas the belt was clear. Reports
from the South said that the market
was showing no disposition to push sales
and that demand for the actual was in
creasing each day.
In the afternoon a few slight reac-
tions occurred as result Of increased
profit taking by longs and little
Southern selling. but before the close of
the session the market came back
strongly. All options except October
moved well, over the 20-cent level in the
course of the days business. the flrst
time since November, 1920. The ad-
vance up to last night carried the mar
ket about 8 IL cents a pound. or more
than $40 bale. UP from the lowest level
of the year established In June.
Range OF prices. prev
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.--The highest prices
on the present upturn were made for
wheat on the Chicago Board OF Trade
to-day. December showed more than
Sc over the close Of Friday and
21%c over the low OF two weeks ago.
The sensational upturn in cotton COM
bined with a broader speculative trade
and with the probability that Russian
relief would take much wheat made the
upturn easily attained. An increase OF
4,0S1,o00 bushels In the visible supply
OF wheat combined with selling against
offers and profit taking late In the day
caused a setback and most of the big
advance made early was eliminated.
Final wheat prices were steady to Ia
higher while corn ruled unchanged to
9sc lower and oats steady to VI higher
Corn was firmer early but reacted
quickly on heavy selling OF December.
Outside trade was only fair. Crop re-
ports were generally favorable, with
the crop maturing fast.
Oats followed other grains. being
higher early and reacting later, but
showed more strength than corn.
Provisions were easier on selling OF
January lard by packers while the
strength In cottonseed oil Influenced
buying OF the nearby deliveries, with
foreigners purchasing October lard.
CHICAGO PRICES
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

LIST containing full names OF Deposifors ~
additional dormant accounts not previously
reported and their last known places OF rest
dence published by the HARLEM SAVINGS
BANK, NEW YORK CITY
5iT75-Lawrence Lynch. 40 r. liith 81.
pO53G-Annie Clifton, 3pqe Sd Ave.
fcuTGT-- Louisa G.. Beaumont, s4s y. 1850 A..
iei1o3--Louis Tedulsky. 1852 Lexington Ave.
1o9422-Thomas b. Kennedy. 2ls0 Lexington
Ave.
i23esn-Louise Merxlc. Ii0s Washington Ava.
226os--Katherina Hauck. 2f53 "a Ave.
hNa.4-Eiizabeth Lee, l27 h. 18TH 81.
Ii2sS-John Tuttie. 53s Y. 10th 81.
754sg-fferman Breunlng. 2212 9th Ave.
7s20i-Redy FIGHTER. 500 +. 1i9th 81.
THT23--winifred Cooke, 1888 l.. Ii6th ST.
SHOT,. u. Bowman. 5g3 r. 14Ist 81.
ORION. Y. Soc. Pedogopy.
fO5O4S--Minnle S. Shapiro. 1880 5th Ave.
i0T3p6-Anna y. Ford. Armonk, ~ y.
ioi5e4-Hcien G. Astsn. i26 Willis Ave.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court.
KARL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jobher In
wooilens, f40 Eldridge street. on behalf OF
Arthur Greenberger. who claims ~ 600;
Minnie Odes. $1,000; Abraham Goldstein.
ALEX MISUNDERSTANDING jobber in
woollens. West Third street, on behalf Of
Minnie odes. who aoo claims $1,000; Arthur adn
JOSEPHINE HAT COMPANY, INc.-Invol-
untary, manufacturer or hats, &c. 225
Greene street. on behalf OF Helen Johnson,
who claims $500: Lee Siegel, $500: Anna
Fisher. 5000.
JOSEPH WAKs-Involuntary furs and skins
252 West Twenty ninth street. on behalf Of
Ray Freedman. who claims S421 Tesse
Saslaw, 81 900: Herman Roth. s192. LA
bllites given as $4,000 and assets as
CHARLES GOLDBERG, and as surviving
partner OF Goldberg Involuntary.
women's coats. II West Twenty street.
on behalf OF Ruby BENJAMIN, who claims
$3.50: Gertrude Weiss. s5T Jeannette pri-
marack $500. Liabilities given as SIS, 900
and assets as $500.
MIxOBEATER MACHINERY COMPANY.
NC.-lnvoluntary, manufacture and sale
Of machinery, I35 East 102d street. on be-
half OF Joseph Lang. who claims 81 600:
Alfred Auerbach. $500; Paul schweizer,
EDWIN P. BRAUDE-voluntary Newburgh,
n. y, who places liabilities at So, ,4s3 and
assets at $4,000. Of which se;5oo is real
ebtpte, Ro'ooV btocht FisVto uepts uuc oH
open accounts. $3.50 machinery. tools. &c.
and $3.50 delivery truck.
LEAGUE PRINTING COMPANY. INC,--fn-
voluntary. printers and designers. 10 West
Eighteenth street, on behalf Of II Ruch-
man. who claims 1910; S. Stark. s75; Dan
iel Getz. 800.
MILTON HEIM-Involuntary. trading as
Milton Helm & Co., brokerage. "a Broad
way, on behalf OF s. Harry Hyman. who
claims $3.50 Andrew Cone General Adver-
tsing Agency S235: Economic Press. si5.
NATIONAL LIQUID RECORDING CORpO-
RATIOS--yountary. liquid recording de-
vices, 105 West Fortieth street placing liza
bilities at sic, 800 and assets at $40. los, of
fools &c. Al. 100 debts due on accounts
ST Az fixtures. &c. and 81 800 bills. prom
fssory notes and securities.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
Sheriff. smith in Chase Bank.

Albert II. wlggin, president OF the
Chase National Bank, announced yes
terday the election az q vice-president
OF the bank OF Sheriff. smith. banker
OF long experience, whose early training
was with n small bank In this State.
and his later experience was in the
department OF national bank examina-
tion At different periods he was Chief
National Bank Examiner in the Pitts
burgh. Cleveland and Chicago districts
and more recently In the New York dts
trfct.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
FLOUR.

New York Prices.
Rye flour. fair TO good. $6.73gT. 10; choice
to fancy S71567 So Cornmeal: fine white
and yellow granuiated, 1902. Feed. city
bran. 100 10 sacks, S25: heavy .middlinss.
s24: red dog flour. 140 ID. sacks, $40; West
ern, 923.5O: bran. 100 ID. sacks. So 80
flour middlingp, s2p. so: red dog flour. 14o ID.
sacks. s4o.o0: oiImeai. s47.5o per ton
Minneapolis Prices.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 6.--Flour unchanged
20 4Oc higher In carload lots: family
patents quoted at Ssas.b0 barrel In 0s
pound cotton sachs. Shipments. ss.264 bar
rels. Bran. s13g15.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
EXPORTS FROM NEW YoaK.

Exports from New York yesterday :
Wheat. 192.439 bushels; barley, so,72S
bushels: oatmeal. $50 barrels; bacons,
$50, 900 pounds; stearine, 10000
lubricating oil. 2s6.300 gallons
corn. 25,7s6 bushels -four. 7,4G3 sacks /:
oil cake, 2,3se. 500 pounds lard, 1885,
$40 pounds. taliow, 100000 pounds :
grease. 100000 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
THE BALTIC EXCHANGE. INC.

Notice Of Mectlng OF StockhoIderr. I
To tho Stockholders Of THE BALTIC Ex-
CHANGE, INC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that meet
Ing OF the Stockholders of The Baltic Ex-
change, Inc, viii be held at the office ot
the company. Room 1872 No. 10 Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan, New York City New
York. on Wednesday, September i4. 1921, a.
twelve O'Clock noon, for the purpose OF vot-
ing upon n proposition that the corporation
be dissolved forthwith pursuant to Section
22i OF the General Corporation Law OF ths
State OF New York.
Dated New York, August II, 1921.
CHARLES +. HOFFMAN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
COFFEE.
CABLES.

Rio unchanged TO so reis higher. Decem-
ber. i2Si25. Dollar rate 10 points lower at
1910 Exchange, 5-32d. higher, at sid. Re-
ceipts IS 900 bags and stock. .507, 900 bags.
Santos futures. rs to 200 higher, with De-
cember at 1lssoo; Receipts, 10000 bags,
45 600 bags against "a, 900 last year. Sac
Paulo had 81 900 against 5000, and Jundiany
81 900. against 30, 600 last year. Fine weather
one Temperatures. 40 to 81. Cleared from
Santos, al 500 bags for New Orleans and
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
.ur nr, .v.pr a ur-psox COMPANY.

New York. Aug. ~. 1921.
A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND oNb-
QUARTER (2I9) PER CENT. on the cap
ifai stock OF this Company will be paid, a.
the office OF the Company, 81 Nassau street.
IN this city. on and after Tuesday. Sept. 70
1871 20 stockholders OF record at close OF
business to-day.
ny order OF the Board Of Managers.
w III. DAVIES, Treasures.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
KrIIY srnrNGrrEIp TIKE coNrANs.

A quarterly dividend OF one dollar and flfty
cents (s1 50i per share on the Six Per Cent.
Preferred stock OF this Company has Dcsn
declared PAYABLE Oct. 1. 1921, 20 stocknpld-
ers of record at tho close OF business sept.
al r. .sTEwART-sUTHERL AND. secretary.
New York, Sept. 81 1891.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6.--Advances OF $40
bale were scored In the cotton market
To-day on both contracts and spots. In the
contract market the close was strong at the
highest OF the day, with all trading months
ZOO points up the full limit of fluctuations
allowed under the Cotton Exchange rules
October closed at 1910 and May at 20. 10
cents a pound. the highest prices reported
200 points up at 10 cents
The strength OF Liverpool during the Amer
lean holiday yesterday and again to-day
and reports of much larger business doing
lures hack of the buying The volume of
business was extremely heavy. Outside buy
Ing played an important part In the opera
tions OF the day.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
middling: sales nil. Southern spot markets
follow: Galveston steady, 200 higher at
1e.50c.; sales .I61 New Orleans firm. 200
higher At 5o, 1os sales sgli bales, Mobile
bales Savannah steady. 200 higher at
1850; sales 80 Memphis steady, $50
higher at 1oc. eales 1880 st. Louis quiet.
$50 higher at 1900. sales nil. Houston
bales Little Rock steady. 225 higher at
1s50c.; sales 525 bales. Dallas steady, $50
higher at 1890. sales 10.597 bales Mont
gomery firm. 225 higher at 1s.75c.; sales 20
bales.
Spot cotton hardening at 11s points ad-
vance over last Friday: midding, 12.43d.
Sales, $4,000; American. 10000. Imports,
$4,000; American, 1000. Futures opened
day. Closed strong and 100 to 143 points
above Fridays close. October, 13.00d.; De-
cember. 12.Ssd.. January. l2.75d.; March.
chester: Yarns more demand cloths. the
higher prices asked check business
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
pENNsyLvANIA OIL MARKET.

OIL CrrT Pa Sept. 6.---Credit balances
S2.25. runs 1s1,122 average 32.940.
shipments 7t.13s; average 1888.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court
COHEN & BLEA. grocers, 23o1 Second ave-
nue-Liabilities, S5.2T1. and assets, $685. of
which $500 Is stock and sl0s fixtures. &C.
LOUIS WOLF, clothing. ST. Second avenue
Liabilities. S5 OPS, and assets. x3.700. OF