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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
DENMARK

Denmark Internationally guarantees this loan
as to principal and interest by endorsement on
each bond.
The credit of Denmark ranks high with the
most important nations of the world.
In the twenty years preceding the war the
Danish government borrowed abroad at rates
from 8 to 4fc.
The average yield of three government issues
listed in Copenhagen was 628 on December
80, 1920.
TIL wealth of Denmark, as officially estimated
before the war, is nine times the debt of
December 81, 1920.
The debt is one of the lowest among European
nations, being but 500 per capita.
Government property, largely revenue
producing, is valued at 5000, l. 10000 which is
more than the total debt of Denmark
The soundness of Denmark's fiscal policy is
shown by the surplus of $l6,438,000 of ord
nary revenues over ordinary expenses for the
fiscal year ending March 31 1920.
Denmark ranks equally with Holland in ship
ping tonnage per capita and is exceeded only
by Norway and Great Britain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh. Jan. al.-CATTLE-Rocoir
hefors. $Ga 80; cows. $3@G.5o. Calves.
receipts, 500 head. Ton. fih. ,,,-,
HOGS Receipts 1900 hoad. HtEhcr.
Uoavles. Sg.75Il 10; heavy y"rknrs and light
yorkers, slld11.5O: pigs. ln.I5a l.
head Steady. Top sheep, sG.75; top lambs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

Metropolitan Trust Co. Of philadci-
phja. with a capital OF S5Oo,0O0 and
paid-in surplus of 100000, has been or.
ganized. with temporary office at col
Fuller Building. Frank II. Tuft Is presi.
dent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

Joseph W. Gross x co.. correspond.
cnts OF Aldred d co, New YORK. an.
nounce their removal TO Az Morris
Building. Philadelphia, after today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
$6O,OOO,OOO
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fifeen-Year 61a Per Cent. Secured Gold Bonds .
Febrmry |

Due February I, 1886

privilege
pl d inter vhnh
0 comon bonds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

$s,ooo,ooo
Southern California Edison CO.
General and Refunding Mortgage
Twenty fve-Year Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
Exempt California
the
Iawth company ywnIp
Thief following ont
Angeles serving 5000
sand Of
ted by the Compan have
which 10000 is derived from
Bothh the than four
Of ten
bond charges OF $59to3o
dividends on stock 1910 the
We mend these bonds o e
tosndon nrequta irulad descnbn n
Price a7R and Interest Yielding 7.1o%
Harris, Forbes & Co {. II. Rollins Sons
Philadelphia New York Philadelphia
The National City Co
Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

Union Bag aud Paper Corporation iu.
ventorieS at the close Of 1870 We're Gp-
$l.505,O0O, against $3,0fg,.
6TS the previous year, an Increase Of
S1.4S5,322.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

Erwin & CO.. Drexcl Building, announce
that. pending removal to new offices AZ
1928 Walnut street, they will be located
on and after February I at the Office Of
Charles y. Barney u Co, H. South
Fourth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

A stockholders meeting Of Penn Sea.
board Steel has been called for Febru-
AIRY 10 to authorize issuance and SALE
10y the board of directors Of unissUed
shares which have hitherto been author
lied
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

Orders for .Si5.OGO.OO0 tcu-year Gtg
per cent Atlantic Refining co. debcn.
lures having been received in excess Of
tho amount available. books wcro
opened at o'clock this morning and i'm
ihediately closed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

Edwin r. Filter will be admitted ("
membership in the firm Of George y.
HUM & Sons on February ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31

The Eureka Pipe Line 60. reports for
the year ended December 81 profits
s543,21S, equal to $lO.S6 q share sl00
par) earned on $j,O0O, 900 capital stock,
against profits of SS62,33i, or $G2i a
Share. In 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
The Market

Seasoned investment securities have
been receding slightly in price during
the last week and the tendency is at
tributed by investment bankers to the
huge volume of new offerings which
the market has had to absorb since the
beginning of the year. But the main
thin to keep in mind, the experts say,
is the long range trend of money rates.
so that, regardless of temporary periods
OF softness, the investment market
should continue upward in its price
swing. The unfavorable action of Con-
bress yesterday on the Winslow bill,
which provided for paying the railroads
S35o000,000 due them for government
guarantees during the last six months
Of Federal control, is expected to re-
suit in an increase of short-term rail
way financing, as there are many roads
in need of funds. An interesting phase
Of the investment market is the con-
tinued abnormal demand for railway
equipment trust certificates. The pub
lie has in recent months become better
acquainted with the attractiveness Of
this type Of short-term security as an
investment, swelling the demand to
such an extent that many equipments
have been bid up to a level which is
somewhat out Of line with the rest of
the market. One large foreign invest
ment trust concern recently instructed
its agents here to put the entire S10.-
100000, which it has available for the
purchase of American investment Sc
curltles into railway equipments.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Atchison Has Long Record

Questton-Please analyze AtchisSn, To-
peKa d santa Fe Railway and express your
opinion as to its speculative possibilities
Does not Its present sound financial condi-
ton. high earnings and well funded dabt
seen sufficient to assure continued dIvI-
dend' at per cent? Will you give com
slx si.a months with the previous half year and
the ratio Of gross earnings to gross income
LOT LOT, @ the same periods? 1 should like a
or Kansas City Southern.-H w C.
Answer-Atchison is one of the hest
railroads IN the country. It's earnings
nave been consistently good for many
years, even during government control.
For the ten months of 1920 the net on
Grating income was $35,636,216, against
$39, ,450,326 for the same period of 1919.
These figures take into account the
government compensation of S28, $780,
208 for the first eight months of each
year. Net operating income for Sep
tember and October, 1920, have shown
falling off from the same months in
1919, based upon government compen-
sation for 1919, but the road has ex-
pended over $76,000,000 for mainte-
nance and equipment for ten months in
1920, compared to $53, 100000 for the
same period in 1919 For 1919 the per
centage Of expenses to gross was 74.47
For the ten months of 1920 the per-
centage was 83. We regard the COM
class, and see no present reason for
believing the 6 per cent dividend will
not be continued. Kansas City South
ern has shown slight increases over
1919. For the ten months of 1920 the
net was $3,626,984, compared with $3,-
lZ5,899 for the same period in 1919.
Gross increased about $4,500,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Renewed Selling
On Little Demand
Depresses Cotton
Prices Slump After Early Ad-
vance as Result of Dwin-
ding Inquiry; Trade Re-
ports Show Little Change

Reiterated reports of increasing do
mestic mill activity led to continued
covering in the cotton market at the
opening yesterday, but the advance
eeemed to meet more hedge selling and
was followed by sharp reactions. Ac-
tive months sold back to within 10 to
13 points of last weeks low records,
with May declining from 1870 to 1858
and closing at 1875. The general list
closed barely steady, with prices show
ing net losses Of 35 to Al points for
the day.
LIVERPOOL made fairly strong showing
early, but lost part of the advance before
the local opening. and private cables re"
ported heavy selling Of March there by a
prominent American firm. Spot houses
were among the sellers here. and In some
quarters 1t is estimated that not more than
is per cent of this years Eastern belt
crop has been marketed.
Southern spot markets, as officially re-
ported were generally unchanged to SO
points lower. The middling quotation at
Fort Worth was 12.1Oc or back within rs
points OF the lowest for the season. and
prices ranged from that figure up to about
the 14c level.
The ~local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 45 points lower, at 1860 for
middling; no sales reported.
The range of prices
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Railroad Stocks and Baby Bonds

Question-In your replies to questions
IN The Tribune you repeatedly have stated
that you consider railroad stocks as specu-
lative. 1 hold a few shares of PennsvI-
yania Railroad and New York Central for
investment purposes. Do you advise SELF
road stocks now? DO you consider Ameri-
can Car and Foundry good to buy at pres
ent price Tor investment? Also what
about United States Steel and StudebaLer
at present market? What bonds. other
than tnan l. Liberty en bonds, Issued in denomina-
vest.f,e vestment? American Zinc know tS1 is is
speculative. p1t ta bought seventy five shares
6oout 20. 1t Is now lowering around q.
Can you tell me how the stock is consiS.
errn eren Is It's IT sound? win it probably re-
now Pr. P. b. seti4Hs
Answer--Much depends upon the
status of the investor as to whether
such issues as Pennsylvania and New
YORK Central are to be considered
IDese two stocks are among the best
OF the railroads, but because of the
uncertainty of operation and because
they are the first issues of the re-
sPective~ companies to feel changes in
earnings, etc, we regard them as
speculative. If you would place your
sell upon a sound investment basis
you should purchase only good bonds
anu "Ao4 tgdSeS ana seasoned preferred
stocks. After considering these fea-
lures you should decide for yourself
as to the desirability of retaining these
stocks. American Car and Foundry is
a sound corporation, as is United
States Steel and Studebaker. But
their common issues are speculative.
This may easily be determined by the
fact that in a period of years, these
stocks fuctuate over a wide range and
dividends change according to business
conditions. Therefore, for conserva-
tive investment we do not recommend
such issues. The following bonds are
issued in 500 denominations. All are
we'll secured: st. Louis-San Francisco
prior lien 4 per cent 1850, Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph first per
cent 1887, American Telephone and
Telegraph s per cent 1916, Montana
Power first per cent 1943 and New
York Air Brake first per cent 1928.
The American Zinc Company recently
passed the dividend on the preferred
stock, thus placing the common stock
IN rather unfavorable position. We
do not see any immediate prospects
for it.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Aluminium Company Notes Are Good

Question-Kindly let me know whether
you regard the following as safe invest
ments. being sure to name them in the
order of their desirability according to
your best judgment: Argentine Govern
ment 5 per, cent internal gold loan, Sin
clair Consolidated Oil Corporation Ave-year
secured ~ per cent convertible gold notes
due 1e,l May May IS. is. 1925, Aluminium Company OF
due November /. 1925, Chicago, Rock ISL
and Pacific Railway Company consoli-
dated mortgage as due 1886? Am espe-
cially interested in knowing whether Ar
gentine is safe.-H. E. K.
Answer-Of the bonds you mention
Aluminium Company of America 7 per
cents are the best, after which we place
the Rock Island refunding per cent
1884 (there is no consolidated per
cent 1850. The Sinclair notes are q
fair investment for business man
Argentina has not always been prompt
in its sinking fund payments. We know
of no present reason why the bonds are
not safe, although there is always the
chance of political complications.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
FINANCIAL
To the Holders of Dominican Republic ~
Bonds. Issue of 1918, Due 1888.

In accordance with Executive Order I'll
sealed proposals will be received by the e.
retaria de Estado de Hacienda Consns
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF February !, Marc
and April /. 1921, for the purchase for ~
tirement OF bonds of the Dominican Repaps
dated January l, 1913, due 1898. without "
gard TO series, to an amount estimatsc
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU.
SAND DOLLARS ts32o, oOo) on each Of ID
above dates. total for all three datss
$96o,0o0. All proposals shall be submitted %
triplicate and shall specify the number
the bonds offered, the series, the par ysse " y
and the price at which offered, and snah =. =
signed by an official duly authorized 70 - =.
for the bidders. Upon the outside o. - =.
sealed envelopes containing proposals sase
appear the words Proposals opening -, Z
.............. (fill in date)." Said PToposssr 4.
Will be opened in public in the ONCE o. ~ ~
undersigned on February I. March ! 20
April /. 1921, unless such dates fall ap's ~ :
Sunday or legal holiday, in which case A., y
bids will be opened on the following W.
Arthur III. M6y6
Lieutenant Commander (SCl. Z. s. ~
officer Administering the Affairs Q. "a
Secretaria de Estado de Hacenda /!
mercio for the Military Governmsni'
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Railway Signal Earns $6.35

Surplus before Federal taxes but
after depreciation and interest charges
Of the General Railway Signal Com
pany, for the year ended December 81,
1920, was $534075, according to a
statement issued yesterday. After de-
ducting Federal taxes, estimated at
$43,391, and preferred dividends, the
balance is equivalent to $685. a share
on the $4,000, 900 common stock, as
compared with $6.s2 a share on the
same basis in 1913.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
FATRMoNr CoAL COMPANY

$50 Mortgage of the above company hss hss "a IA
hand the sum of $l0,934.62. pursusha.sa !
the Sinking Fund provisions OF ssld s'lis Il.
gage. Sealed proposals setting fosthI ls
serial numbers of the bonds offefel !.
exhaust said sum at a price not to eIcsss 81
105 per centum and accrued interest," ~ 4,
be received by the undersigned = ~
office. No. 56 Cedar Street. New ~, ~.
City. up to 2 O'Clock noon on FeefS'''
is. 1921. IN
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AA'
TRUST co.
vice -Presidspt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Kansas City Power and Light

Question--Wiu you please give me your
fair opinion about Kansas City Power and
Light Company first mortgage 3 per cent
gold bonds? have $1,000 to invest but
am not sure for its fuSSre security. /
want to buy a bond we'll secured which
Can you suggest me bond that Is better
than above company s?7,-A. x. T.
Answer-Kansas City Power and
Light per cent bonds are very fair.
The company is growing, has a good
field, and we know of no reason why
it is not safe for your purposes.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Ra,c Sugar Continues
Firm: Prices Steady

There were no new developments ~ the
raw sugar market yesterday and frlces
were unchanged, although the tone con
tinued firm and holders were asking 3fs
cents, cost and freight for Cubas Futures
failed to reflect the improved tone over
last week, but trading was quiet. Final
prices were 10 to IA points net lower.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Investment
Information

Questions Of general snterest to in
0estors WiI be anawered in this col
nnnn, in which case only initials wlH
be used. Others eW be answered By
mail. address all Inquiries, inclos-
ing stamped, addres8ed enUelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, ISL
Nassau Street, Neso York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
WILLIAM CRAMP & SONS sHiP -"
ENGINE BUILDING G0MPANh

II UlIU ANUttNV
Fidelity Trust Company, formerly S.,aA
Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Sate ~ ~ III
Company. Trustee under Mortgage sSsviss
William Cramp & Sons Ship 2Sa isas
Building Company. dated Marsh !. IA 4.
eieS sued under oeaPsfs said moPtgags to
rendered for redemption; proposal,ss al,sssrusn
opened and awards made on
22d 1921, at 10 O'Clock NJ ,as
!, FIDELITY TRUST COMP ANY, Tls Trls'ips "a
S25-s3I Chestnut St, Phlladeipht.sss ssspt
WM. p. GESP, FtsSs
February L 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Butter, Cheese, Eggs

Butter--Receipts were $500 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lb, 44h @
45c; extras % score, 49, firsts Ss to 80
34@39c; lower grades, 30G033c; unsalted,
higher than extras, 47GD47Hc; extras, 46@
461ac; frsts, 40@451ac; seconds, 34@39c,
held or storage, high scoring. 43c; extras,
42@42Rc; frsts, 3S@41c; seconds, 500
fresh, AZ G044c; state dairy tubs. finest AZ a
43hc; good to prime, 38 q 42c; common to
fair, % 0D37c; ladies, current make, firsts,
28 a soc; seconds. 24h QD25c; lower grades,
No. l. 24A Q25c; No. 2, 23 IL GD24c; lower
grades, 19G23c.
Cheese.-Receipts were 1912 boxes State,
whole milk, held, early made fats, specials,
run. 24@25Aci fresh specials, 2Sh @25c;
average run, 22t5 Q23c; lower grades, is
Gp21hc; Twins hold specials 261a 02815c;
average run. 24@25hc; Wisconsin, held
dats 26928c; held twins, 25 02Tc; single
Daisies. held, % y @27c; double Daisies,
2S II 029c; fresh, 2S02Shc; Skins, held
specials. 17f 020c; prime to choice, $50
l7hc; fair to good, 12@14hc; lower
grades, 10c
gathered, extras. dozen, 47c; extra frsts
Acc; seconds, 42@ 43c; dirtics, No. I, 400
Ale; checks, fair to choice dry, 38O3gc;
refrigerator seconds, fair to good, 3S a
41c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern hennery whites, extras. 49@5Oc; extra
whites, frsts to extra frsts, 45048c; under
grades, 43Q44c; pullets, 42@43c; Pacific
Coast, whites, extras, 49@50c; extra firsts
47@ 48c; firsts, rs q Acc: other Western and
Southern, gathered whites, 45D46c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hen
merry browns extra, 4Sc; gathered brown
and mixed colors. graded, extras, 47c;
frsts to extra lrsts, 45046c.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08

Louis L. B. Chaplin has been appointed
an assistant secretary at the London office
OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
DIRECTORS

J. e. ALDRED
STEPHEN BAKER
B. II. BORDEN
MICHAEL FRIEDSAM
WALTER JENNINGS
RAYMOND e. JONES
6. ROWLAND I.EAVTTT
HENRY K. McIiARG
GEORGE McNEIR
ARTHUR 6. MEYER
JOHN c. MOORE
CHARLES e. POTTS
SAMUEL SLOAN
WILLIAM SLOANE
JAMES SPEYER
CARL F. STURHAHN
GEORGE ZABRISKIE
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY

pIl 3tFtI T z NJ j I'D
Dividend No. 81 ,,.,. csi
A quarterly dividend Of TWO pesssr .Ser esE
share, being at the rate OF elghs, ~ tha
per annum, on the Capital StetsNt Mart
Company, has been declared payaosss ssssS
1st, 1921, TO Stockholders OF reeofs
ary 1lth, at +. ri. a..-stsrg.
Detroit, Mich. February 3D. ls-A'
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Livest ock, Meats, Provisions

Live beef, fair to
prime. 100 lbs. $S.50@1o.15 $12.50@15.75
Dres beef
sides, lb .....,.. 1870 IT 100 23
Live veals COM
100 lbs -; 11.Oa@1E5o 1a.oo@245o
e d veal,
= 3@ity; @y; lb;;;..;; n,. ;as .1s@ .2s $50 81
lbs ;,........ 5000 500 s.oo@1a.oo
Dressed mutton
city, cit lb ;..;, ;,. .o7@ IL .1s9 "a
lbs lbs. -: s.OO@1o.25 2Ooo0sl5o
gss: s'sy ,5S 5s lo5oSgpss 5og g s5S SO
9 sse hogs,
bacon. lb...... 1874 @.16ss .221h @.23
Pork, bbl. ...... 31.60D32.5O $4,000 -
Mess beet bbl. 16.00@18.0O 16O001sso
Lard. ny d d Il
West 100 lbs 12.sO@12.4o 21oO@21.1o
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08

The Mexican government, fen.srg fen..ssrg' %
policy OF friendship with this eeuars - III
established at 2ze Fourth Ayeas0, Ayes rsw 80
Manufactured Iexican products.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08

again to put their hands the plow. Many of them
found in the Bank Of the Manhattan Company, which
they helped establish in 1899, the channel into which
they could pour the energy and creative enthusiasm
which were to play important part the commercial
and industrial expansion of the country Ebenezer
Stevens, James Nicholson, James Fare, Marinus Wlett,
Samuel Webb, Brockholst Livingston only few
Of the gallant soldiers, holding high office in the
new Society, who associated intimately with the
constructive activities Of the Bank To-day, in period
OF reconstruction important that first of develop
nent, the Bank is bending its huge and the
experienced counsel of its Officers and Directors to the
service OF those business upon whom rests the
burden and responsibility of sane readjustment.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08

Coffee Futurcs.---Prices continued easy
yesterday, although trading was dull ana
there We're new developments. Final
quotations were to t3 points net lower.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Saturdays S

Southern Spot Marlket-Galveston quiet,
unchanged at 13c; sales, 1850 bales. New
Orleans steady, unchanged at 1925; sales.
SS7 bales. Mobile nominal. unchanged at
13c: sales nif. Savannah nominal un-
changed at 14c; sales, 253 bales. Will
mington dull, SO points lower at 1875;
sales nil. Norfolk quiet 25 points lower
a. 1Sc; sales, 424 bales. Baltimore nomi-
nal, so points higher at 1850; sales nil.
Augusta quiet, 13 points lower at 13c;
sales, 3 bales. Memphis steady, unchanged
at 4c; sales, $50 bales ST. Louis quiet,
unchanged at 14c; sales nil. Houston
steady, 40 points lower at 1850; sales.
4,o65 bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged
at 1875 sales 1870 bales, Dallas steady,
40 points lower at 1925; sales, 1855 bales
Montgomery quiet, unchanged at 1850;
sales, S3 bales. Fort Worth steady, 10
points lower at 1210; sales, LOO bales
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Cotton Statistics

Eiverpoo1 tnDiss---spor cottoH faIf 6us1N
ness doing at points advance; middling,
s.43d. Sales, 5000. including 1000 Ameri-
can. Imports, 1000, al American. Tend
ers, new docket, 1000 bales. Futures
Closed barely steady at IL to 19 points
advance March, S.S6d; May, 9.07d; July,
9.27d; October, 9.42d; January, 9.44d,
Manchester: Yarns dull and irregular;
cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

19s % Am Am w " c7 81 ,I9 pf.1oe 1o1 100 1o1
so do pf ....... "a "a 81 "a
~ f0 Arkansas Ar kansas, Cas- osh sh sh sh
40 Carnegie L & q
1875 Guffey Gillesp.. 2Sb 2SX 231s o9,L
go Harb-Walk pf. SO es 90" 90
zaS IS Iaa Lone HssT staT 6f, Pe; sssH az .5h sA
1895 Marland Ref. 2& S% S~ 81 80,
70 Mfrs Il & Ht.. 61ls sl55 61iS g9 g
,om0 0hio Fuel on. .1sh 16h 16 Ia
190 Ohio Fuel Sup fs 4s ~ "a
,o95 Okla GAS, 27N 2s 27A %
lo90 Titts Jerome. 8
10 U S Steer az 40 90 %
10 w Pa Rys pf. 70 10 N "a
90 Westingh A B. s5 s5 sS o.
Bonds
$4,000 Pitts Brew S.. So 90 40 a.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
THE AMERICAN
CINCINNATI

THOSE early New York
i merchants who dropped
everythingat the first call in the
struggle for liberty, returned
treasuring their little badges of
the Society of the Cincinnati,
and like Cincinnatus, ready
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08


this advertisement appears as matter of recorder
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Markets i'm Other Cities

's Open, High. Low. Last
55o Mick Sugar. 7h 7h 7B 71s
Ss5 Packard Motor 1913 1oss 1o% 1o%
100 90 Rso do pf....,.. = 91u 511A = aa1A
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Cottonseed Oil

New low records were established under
heavy general liquidation, prompted by the
weakness in lard and a sharp decline in
the price of crude oil in the South Final
prices showed net losses for the day OF IL
to IA points, Total sales $1,000
barrels.
The range of prices:
Saturday q
Omen High Low CIose closa
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
$35,OOO,O0O
Gulf Oil Corporation
Tweve-Year 7qo Sinking Fund Debenture Col Bonds

yvelve-Year 7qo Sinking Fund Debenture Col Bonds
February 1s2 oma February
@ Tup upo2S.
de
to budm
at not otexesh
xhadM by tenders
rdhonudc
" maturity
O fundth Pennsyv aFourNfi
Trust Company yof Trustee
letter u,praden
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
e
PRESIDENT
STEPHEN BAKER

FIRST YICEPRESIDENT
RAYMOND E. JONES
YICEPRESIDENTS
JAMES Mcneil
B. q. FORSTER
HARRY T. HALL
EDWIN S. LAFFHY
p. A. ROWLEY
D. II. PIERSON
FRANK l.. HILTON
v. w. SMITH
JOHN STEWART BAKER
CASHIER
.. 3. pAYNTER
ASSISTANT CASHIERS
w. F. MOORE
!. S. GREGORY
II. Nj. BUCKLIN
w. A. RUSH
GEO. S. DOWNING
3, S. MACDONALD
O. G. ALEXANDER
C. w. CApES