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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
CELNf PREDLOHA PRIJATA.
v SENATE BYLO FRO nj VRzENO So PROTI % HLA
Sum A NYNf POIDE PRESIDENTOVI PODPISU.

Washington, j. kvetna Pima ceni predloha, kterou
ma poskynouti usa farmar1m proSla
snou snemovne psanecke pfiata bya senate 63 prot
28 has6m
Ponevadz senate vteleny nektere dodatky do pedohy
odkZana byla do koerence senau sn6movny posanecke
jakme tam dospde dorozumen bude predozena presi
denov podpsu. Ze il president schval neni zadne
pochybnosti nebot verene vyiadrl poovanf tim
pfedoha prjaa miium kongresem byla presden
tenn Wilsonem
Pfedloha ma zista platnosti sest mescG lee by mez
tim by pfiia ta repubikansky ceni zakon, by
proZatimni nahradl.
Sedm demokritG hlasovao pro emergencn ceni zakon
dnes kdezo enon eden republican senator George H. Mo-
New Hampshire hlasoval prot Kdyz predoha prosla
minuem kongresu tfi JIM republican, prot nj hasova
Emergentnim cenim zakonem uklada vysoky tariff
psenci kukuci fazoe halusky brambory, ryzi dobyek
masa bavnu vyrohky bavny, cukr mleko, tabak
farmske produkty Zaroven ukada velm vsoke clio
zbozi e prodavano jest Spoenych Staech niz
ne&-li zemi, odkud bvlo zaslano
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

Stavka ma tratich Northern
Ohio Traction ma byti urov-
mana arbitraci.

Akron, o., IL. kvetna. North
ern Ohio Traction & Light Co.,
ohlasila dnes uredne, ze dopra-
va ma jeii liniich, jez byla pre-
rusena minuly ctyrtek stavkou
100 zrizencn, bude zahajena
Ultra rano.
Tyka sc to 130 mil mezimest
ske drahy z Clevelandu do Ul-
richsville, mestske sluzby v A
kronu, Canton Massilon a
pfedmestske sluzby 2 Akronu
do Kent, Ravenny, Cuyahoga
Falls, Kenmore, Barberton a
Wadsworth. Ornament od n.
%. T. nasledovalo rozmluvu po
telefonu meZi Patrickem Shea
EN- cd unie ZriZencu a Danie-
lem Scanlonem, superintendent
tenn n. O. T., behem niz Shea
sdelil, re zrizenci odhlasovali
vratiti Sc do prace a vsem da-
ny instrukce, aby prisli rano.
Pro navrat do prace hlasovalo
624 zrizenc6, 40 proti, kdezto
asi 800 zdrzelo Sc hlasovani.
Otazka mzdy bude urovna-
ma tremi rozhodcimi, nichz
| jednoho jmenovala spolecnost,
druheho unie tretiho ma II.
stanoviti guverner Davis soud
ce Harter 2 Cantonu. MZda, ma
niZ Sc dohodnou, bude NIT
platnost od I. kvetna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
OCISTNA AKCE v KULECNf.
KOVYCH MiSTNOSTECH.

Majitele kulecnikaren orga-
nisovali Sc vcera ma schulz V
hotelu Statler We zvlastni sdru-
zeni Cleveland Billiard Assn a
jednim utelem bude ocistiti
Utmost tuto cd vsech neporad-
nych zivlu, mezi jejichz sidla
tasti tyto mistnosti patrily.
L. A. Marsch, jenz byl zvolen
predsedou noveho telesa u
vedl Sc proslovem, V kterem
zduraznoval snahu, aby mali
tele dali vyhost vsem povale-
cum a individuim pochybnych
povesti a tax ably napravena
byla povest teto zivnosti. Take
pri udelovani povoleni 1fady
ma btti dbano pov4sti zadate-
lie, neb j zde panovala protek-
ce, ktera hlavne zavihovala
znehodnoceni tohoto odboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
HORNOSL.EZSKA KRISE..
VZBUZUJE OBAVY CESKOSLOVENSKU PRED
MOzNYM VPADEM POLSKYM DO TESfNSKA

Praha. kv6tna. Ma polske povstani Hornm Slez-
pohz zde vaznym zamem. Ceskosovensko dostavao
tun uh mescne Horniho Sezska tato dodavka
by yn zastavena Nasedkem oho zeleznitn suzba mezi
Prahou a Vidni bude
Cesk6 easopiy vyadTui obavu re zda povstaecke TAX
tiky seka lspechem Hornm Slezsku, budou opakova
T6snsku We veeinem tsku nyni poukazuje re vast
Posko nikdy neschvao dohodnut mz urteny byy hra
Tesinske oblasti.
Opoli, H. kvetna - bojch pokracuje Ratiborsku.
Kohl Rosenbergu pres re Adabert Korfany polsky
vstaecky vIdce slib ze posf vosko zachov pmefi be-
hem konversac" amerujicch urovnani neshod Hornim
Slezsku
Daniel Kresryski posky generaln konsu zde, prav, re
poke ozbroene sbory nesyey Korfanyho dohodnutl
nasedkem Spatneho spOeni ustanou boi az mem wi
sa tazan jaky vedek ocekava od konversac Kresrysk
pravil:
Jest neso Jake pozadavky budou ucineny avsak Pola
usiovati ably dostao Jim vetsi uGasi spra
Hornho Slezska nez dosud NELL Oni 81 nepre ably mez
spoenecka bya odvoana avsak che vice uznan cd
teto koise Az dosud NELL drobty on boatova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

Ma jihu Italie a ma ostro-
vech postavi strana kOnstituc-
nj vlastni kandidatni listiny,
ponevadz z taktickych duvodu
nebylo mozno docilit; dohody
S reformisty, fascisty a radika-
ly. Giolitti utvorenim bloku
sleduje nejen politiku proti eX-
tremnim levym protimonarchi-
stickym zivlim, ale proti sve-
mu politickemu odpnrci mini
sterskemu predsedovi Nitti-
mu, ktery V roZpustenem par
lamente mnohokrate Sc po-
kousel, aby povalil stareho Gil
olittiho.
Proto jsou kandidatni listi-
ny bloku sdelavany pod kon-
trolou sameho ministerskeho
predsedy, zejmena tam. kde
pfatele Nittiho hodlaji Sc Gin
ne sucastniti boje proti Giolit-
timu treba samostatn9.
Jihoslovane, vedeni z Ter
stu, pIjdou samostatn6 do bo-
je a pripravili jiz chorvatske-
mu slovinskemu lidu v Istrii a
Gorici a Gradisce nadsene pro
volani, apelujce ma to. ze slo-
vanske 1zemi byvaleho rakou-
skeho Primori musi vyslati do
rimskeho parlamentu lidi svf
vfry sve narodnosti, tlumoc-
n<ky to slovanskych aspiraci
kteri budou neochvejn6 poza-
dovati vyplneni vsech slibu
| jez Italie vIci MIN ucinila We
jmenu civilisace a lidske kultu-
!ry. Budou tedy move volby l.
tall nejen merenim extrem.
hich ziylG S konstit1cnimi stra.
mani. ale velikym rpolitickyn
plebiscitem milionu temer Slo.
wand, ktere rapallska smlouva
Ipuncchala v rukou Viachu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
ITALSKE VOLBY.
Budou konany v polovici toho-
to m9sice a priklada Sc Jim
velika dilezitost.

Rim, 9. kvetna. - Volby v
Italii, ktere budou konany V
polovici kvetna, mali nejen
vyznam pro budouci orientaci
cele zem6, ale i pro verejnost
evropskou, ponevadz budou
dukazem, jak slime jsou politi-
cke idee komunisticke, resp.
protichudne po rostoucich me-
iispesich bolsevickych diktato-
ri VI Rusku. Giolittimu podarilo
sc dosici toho, re priSti volby
budou sc konati We Znameni
koncentrace vSech zivlu proti-
bolsevickych jednom bloku
cd leveho kridla liberalu, kon-
servativc1, demokratu, radika-
LII az ku reformnim social
stun, ponevadz vsechny tyto
strany widely nutnost, ze pima
prace politicka mGze vesti k
uspechu, bude-li pocet komuni-
stu a levicackych socialnich
demokratG V parlamente ONE
zen ma minimum. Jak Sc zda,
vstoupi partito popolare -
katolicka strana, vedenf
Sig. Sturzo V blizku soucm.
most narodnim blokem Clio.
littiho, ponevadz trpi .tez ko.
munistickou agitaci.
Jak dochazeji zpravy Ri
ma, severni a stredni ltali1
vydaii katolici. socialiste a k6
muniste vlastni kandidatni Ii,
stiny, ovsem BE neni vylouceno
ze katolfci budou podporovat
pfednostnfmi hlasy narodn
biloxi a opacne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

lie mad'arskeho a re pc teto
STRANGE mali Ia sebou nejvetsi
cast vojska. Horthy pry zamitl
tento plan, zdurazniv, re jest
pouze mistodrzitelem legitimni
no krale. Dustojnici po te pry
prohlasili, re 81 vyhledaji jine-
no. = Risky spravce oznamil
tuto vec neprodlene minister
skemu predsedovi Telekimu,
jenz svolal ministerskou radu,
V niz zejmena ministr zahrani-
ci DIR. GratZ a ministr financi
Hegedues Sc vyslovili proti ia
kovemu dobrodruzstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
NESTESTf.

Springfield, o., IL. kvetna.
Tela Franka Hunta, 42-leteho,
z tohoto mesta a Michaela E-
CANA, 64-leteho, 2 Milford
Center, zabitych dnes odpo-
ledne osobnim vlakem Big Four
drahy, blize Middletown, byla
sem privezena dnes vecer. Mu-
ri ii byli zam6stnani zmipe-
ne zeleznice a Zasazeni Via
KEN, kdyz kraceli po tratich.
Youngstown, o., IL. kvetna
Automobily vyzadaly 81 zde
dnes diva lidske zivoty a sice
byla usmrcena pi. Effie Schnei
derovA, 39-leta a Stanton o.
Neill, 12lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
CHTELI HORTHYHO "a
KRALE.

Widen, 9. kvetna. - Herze-
gova correspondence oznamu-
ie: "ZdejSi mad arsky list
"Jovo' 'oznamuje Budapest,
ze Y utery pfisli k risskemu
spravci Horthymu dustojniei t..
zv. brachialnlch oddilu Pro-
nav. Ostenberg a Hejjas a o.
znamili mu, ze hodlaji Horthy-
no proyolati "a narodniho krA-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
CLARA HAMONOVA DOSTANE
$4,000.

Los Angeles IL. kvetna Clara Hamonova. jez zabila
sveho mience Jake Ramona millionaire nikajiciho poll
tiAre bya ovobozena porotou jez il uv9fil ze osdnou
ranu vypAa sebeobrane priiaa $40 ako obyne lIa
monovv pozstaos odhadoyane ma 00O Clara brzy
po osvobozen prohlasa ze jeff pod Hamonovy pozu
staosti bude nenen9 81 OOO ale kdyz vdova daa
yedomi lie Sc energky postavi kazdemu akovemu
kusu, spokojia nabdnutymi $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
RAKOUSKO xUZNALO
MEXIkO.

Mesto Mexiko, IL. kvetna.
Uredne sc oznamuje, ze ra-
kouska vlAda uznala mexickou
vladu dnes.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Public Utilities Need
Billion for Expansion
One of the Most Serious Hous-
ing Problems Is Extension
of Service. Saws Exnert

WASHINGTON, Jam 20. - Public
utilities companies of the United
States will require 1852 SOC, 900 prop- 1'.ore
erly to equip the 1,25O,O0O houses and
apartments which this country now
needs, Philip H. Gadsden, president Of
the American Electric Railway Associa-
ton and vice president of the United
Gas Improvement Company, of Phila-
delphia, declared to-day in statement
TO conference called by the Chamber
Of Commerce Of the United States to
consider the national housing situation.
mr.. Gadsden's statement, the official
utterance Of all national public utility
organizations. was read by Lucius s
Storrs, president of the Connecticut
company, of New Haven, Mr.. Gadsden
being unable to appear.
only by inducing new flow Of capi-
tai into public utility securities can
this sum be raised when it is needed
Mr.. Gadsden said. He added that This
new money could be obtained If public
regulatory bodies would grant utilities =
rates which would provide an attractive
return to the investor.
"One Of the most serious problems In
connection with the housing situation
in the United States too day Is the great
need Tor money among public utilities
with which to make extensiona." Mr.
Gadsden said
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Cut Covernmt
Expenses, Plea
OF Leffingwell
Former Secretary of Treas
ury Den0unces Waste and
Sees Only One Remedy;
Opposes Naval Armament
Seeks to Reduce Debt
European Problem Must Be
Solved to Insure Prosper
ity, Bond Club Is Told

Charges OF gross waste on the part
OF the government, an arraignment of
the present program of increasing
American naval armament and dec
laration that the only way to pay the
country's enormous funded and floating
debt is to pare down government ex-
penditures were made yesterday by
r. c. Leffiingwell, formerly Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, in the
course of an address upon the state of
American finance, to the members of
the Bond Club of New York at the
Bankers Club. While in the Treasury
Department Mr.. Leffiingwell played
leading role in shaping the war financ-
ing policies of the government, espe-
cially with regard to the working out
of the form of the several war loan
operations.
Mr.. Leffiingwell touched but briefly
upon the international situation, but in
passing referred to it as the most
pressing and important problem, point
ing out that there cannot be prosper
ity for America if you put it on its
lowest ground. there cannot be the
preservation Of European civilization
if you put it on its highest ground,
unless that problem is solved"
THE important domestic financial
problem," said Mr.. Lefiingwell, sis
this; The public debt on December 81
! amounted to about twenty-four billion
dollars. Of this nearly one-third ma.
lures within two years from next May.
That is to say, something over seven
and half billions of dollars has got
to be retinanced from time to time be-
tween now and the goth of May, 1923.
Of the seven and a half billion dollars,
two and half billion dollars is Treas
ury certificates. Treasury certificates
are very we'll distributed to-day. Only
$131 100000, or per cent Of the total
outstanding, is in the Federal Reserve
banks. Something over three-quarters
of billian dollArs of the short dated
debt is in the form of war savings GER
tificates. Retirements of war saw
ings certificates exceed the sales month
by month. 1t is idle to suppose that
any considerable amount OF maturing
war savings certificates can be re-
financed other than by the issue Of
Treasury certificates or notes. The bal
ance Of the short dated debt is the
Victory loan. The amount of that out
standing is s4,25o, 100000. 1t natures
May 20, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Prices Steady
Despite Duller
Market Trade
Slight Upturn Is Hardly
Indicative of Funda-
mental Changes; Public
Interest Again Tagging

A further contraction in the volume
Of dealings in the stock market took
place yesterday, but the intensifcation
of the dullness prevailing did not ad-
versely affect market values. On the
contrary, although net changes were
slight, the trend of both railroad and
industrial stocks was moderately up
ward, as it has been all week.
In view of the thinness Of the mar
, liet, the slight upturn is hardly indica-
tive of fundamental changes, yet the
mere fact of steadiness at this time,
when public interest in the fluctuations
is near the vanishing point, is signifi-
cant. Brokers at the various posts on
. the floor find it easier to buy stock
at present than to sell it.
There is very little speculative activ-
5 ity on the part of the so-called outside
public in the stock market Outsiders
hold stock in huge blocks, but, broadly
speaking, they are not operating for
quick turns at present. Threefourths
OF the trades made on the floor. were
perhaps for the account of floor trad
ers themselves, and the business orig
mating from the outside was largely
of a quasi-investment nature.
The quick sale of the new $60000,-
COO issue of ffteen-year Pennsylvania
bonds impaired fresh confidence into
the investment market, and also caused
q better feeling generally about the
credit of the railroads. The attitude
OF spectators was expressed by the
bidding up Of Northern Pacific and
Great Northern stock, as the feeling
Is that the program for taking care of
the c., B. & Q. maturity, in which the
Two former roads are concerned, will
soon be placed into effect. In sympa-
thy, other rail stocks moved somewhat
higher. New statements of December
earnings revealed sharp increases in
gross over 1919 comparisons, and the
efforts Of railroad men to devise plans
for cutting down operating costs in
order to swell net earnings stimulated
some to think that the roads would do
better this year. The labor committee
OF the Association of Railroad Execu-
tives conferred in Chicago yesterday
on the prospects of reducing labor
costs. The December reports reflected
the decline in traffic, and earnings
were smaller than in November.
Although activity centered in the oil
group, with such stocks as Middle
States and Texas Oil firm, and several
of the specialities. interest in securi-
ties was more diffused than on preyi-
Gus days.
In the foreign exchange market there
was reaction in sterling and in the
Continental exchanges. The focusing
of attention on the divergence of views
regarding reparations of the Supreme
Allied Council at Paris tended to un-
settle sentiment, but reaction in ster-
ling at least was due after the swift
rise recently.
The break in the exchanges tended
TO react on quotations in the commod-
lsy markets, where irregularity pre-
vailed.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was weak, with Glass A quoted at
34@35c; Class B, 30@30.5oc asked, and
Straits shipments, 34@3550c. Copper
dull; spot, January and February. 13c
asked. Lead quiet; New York spot.
SC bid, and East St. Louis spot, 4.70c
asked. Zinc, easy; New York spot.
5.55c, and East st. Louis spot, 5.3Oc.
London metal prices: Tin, stand
ard spot, 4167 los, and futures, s173.
with sales of 60 tons spot and 500
tons futures. Copper, standard, spot,
i67 lbs. and futures, f68 5s, with sales
OF l,l0O tons futures, and electrolytic
spot. 376, and futures, G7s. Lead spot.
s23 5s, and futures, s23 12s Cd, and zinc
spot, f24, and futures, f25.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Atlantic Refining Financing

The Atlantic Refining Company has
called a special meeting of stockhold-
ers for April II to authorize the is
suance of $15,000OOO ten-year notes or
debentures to bear z per cent interest.
Bankers are preparing, however, to 90
ahead with the public offering of the
issue, the terms of which will prob
ably be announced early next week by
a syndicate. including Brown Brothers
q Co., White, Weld & Co., Graham,
PARSONS & Co., Frazier & Co. and the
Equitable Trust Company. Excent for
the issuance of $20,00O,OOO preferred
stock in 1919 the company heretofore
has financed its requirements from
earnings. ''
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Central's Buffalo Plans

Plans for terminal improvements to
cost between s5,o0o,O00 and s10,0 900 900
nave been filed by the New York Cen
tral Railroad. with the Terminal Com
mission Of the City Of Buffalo. The
program IS said to contemplate the
location OF the roads principal passen-
which would save the road fronn
operating its limited express trains
through the heart the city. According
to Buffalo advices some Opposition has
developed to this plan. ''|'''
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Financial Items

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com.
pany reports sales for tho ten months
ended December II were 1905. com
pared with sl5s.965]6s, or an ncrease Of
20 per cent over tho correspondinr nar,od
OF the preceding year. 'S''N
John II. Dorning has been appointed an
assistant secretary OF tho Guaranty True,
Company OF New York
Blumenthnl Rros g. Co. announces that
ttney VIII open bond department on
Converse Sc Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29

it would be q financial calamity Of the
first magnitude. There is only one
way to pay the funded and floating
debt, he said, and that is by cutting
down expenditures.
Referring to the depreciation Of the
Liberty bonds, he said they went down
because the people were wasting and
the government was wasting, and arc
now going up because people hay.
stopped wasting. When the process OF
deflation is completed and the buying
power of the public is restored, be CON
cluded, Liberty bonds will be where
they belong and that process will be
completed simply because the peopie
will save and the government must
save.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Changes in Dividends

Regular quarterly dividends of the
Vulcan Detinning Company on it's nre- no.
ferred and preferred A stocks were do
clared yesterday in scrip, instead Of in
cash, The rate remained UNCHANGED.
namely, IL per cent The scrin Will
bear interest at 6 per cent from Janu-
ary 20, 1921, and dividends are payable
to stock of record February ID. The St.
Joseph Lead Company failed to declare
an extra dividend of 25 cents a share.
as was done last quarter, but the regu-
lar quarterly disbursement of Is cents.
payable March 21, was announced.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Reactions were in order in the for
several days Of steady recovery. Ster-
ling sight drafts, which had touched a
high peak of $3.S8% on Thursday.
dropped back to $3.85. Francs, which
were around 7.2o cents the day before,
yielded to 6.86 cents. Marks and lire
were also easier.
The movement was not unexpected,
in view of the rapidity Of the recent
recovery. Bankers said the rise in
sterling and francs had brought out a
substantial increase in offerings. There
vas no change, however, in the general
view that the tendency of The or
changes is toward sustained recoverv.
Quoted in dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Paris Market Quiet

PARIS, Jan. 28.-Trading was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 90 francs 25 centimes; exchange
en- London, So francs 80 centimes; s
per cent loan, So francs 20 centimes,
The dollar was quoted at II francs
261s centimes.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Corn Products

The recommendation of The Corn
Products Refining directors that
s5,OOo,00O Of preferred stock in the
treasury be retired will be acted upon
by the stockholders at the annual
meeting on March 22. This was an
nounced yesterday following the reg
ular monthly meeting of the board. It
was also stated that no separate state
ment will be issued of the earnings for
the December quarter, but that they
would be incorporated in the COM
pany's annual report.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Small Investors More Numerous

Announcement by the United States
Rubber Company yesterday that The
number of holders of its preferred
stock had increased from 1851 on jan
uary Is, 1920, to 1883 on the same
date this year is another indication of
the increasing interest of small invest
ors in seasoned securities. Holders of
common stock more than doubled in
the year, numbering 1873 this year.
These figures indicate, it is believed,
that the recent slump in prices has at
tracted considerable buying by persons
of limited means
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
London Money Market

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-Bar silver. s7Nd
per ounce; bar gold. 10bs I'd; money,
6M per cent; discount rates, short
bills, 6t to Ga per cent; three months
bliia,. 6s to 11-l6 per cent Gold
rrsmiums At Lisbon, lao.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Cuban Finance Bill Signed

+, HAVANA, Cuba. Jan. 2s.-The Senate
blll providing for a sliding scale of
llquidation of banking and commercial
ooligations covered by the moratorium
now now IN effect was signed by President
Menocal to-day. 1t was publi,hed in
the Official Gazette this aftcrnoon
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29

J. N. Babcock,s vice. president of the
Equitable Trust Company OF New York
has been reelected president of the New
and Banks In their Hduciary capacities
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Dividends
Hxx

Dow CheM1ea1 Coe--An extra dtytdent nf
u per cent q share has been derisr.N -
sddit5on TO the regular quartAriy dividend
of = Per cent ON common and iX Dor
cent on prsferYed, all payable Februsrv
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New-York tribune., 1921-01-29

Bid. Asked
Parish e. B. l41s 16
Pom J G pf. 80 81
Peoria e East loM II
Pcre Marc pf 35 AJ
do prior pf. SO 50
Pct. Mulliken. BAN s2As
do pf ...... - ll5
pierce oil pf. 75A II
Pitts Steel pf "a S5
= Il w Va III 73 n
Pr Stl Car pf 99h 1O2
p s c Of N J "a 90
Ry st Spg n. n.loiE lO7
Rels ......... SM 10
do pf ..,... so 564
Rem TX ist pf - SO
do 81 IF. -. 80
Kerse e. Sar.l04
Rep I L. s pf o. 95
st i & S + pf so 80
! Seab A l. pr. 9E IL
Sis S Il l pf rs s6
s P h Sug pf.l00 Jog
Stand Milling.lG5 $40
do pf ...... 75H 30
Studcbskcr pf 30 95
Super Steel. ~ 43
do pf ...... 95 aeM
T Il = Id Tr. 207 900
Tide ~ OIL. .lG6 $50
1'ob Prod pr. SsH 81
TStI&W.. ctfs on l2
do pf ctrs. IL 20
T'w G r = pf. - 85
u & 9 Of A. .l35 $50
do pf ......l02 liz
U Drug LIST pf az 46
u 8 hprcas. 6 7
u + / A'c pf % as
u y $ 4 n pf 4l7h 4aH
va-Car On pf 90 100
va I G & G. 82 o.
Wabash pf II. Il Is
My lst pf 6I O.
Wilson Co W. ss ps
Wis Central, ~ SO
Woolwtmh M.108 -
W PAN ri A 10 81
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Stocks Elk Dividend

Date. Company. Fer Cen
Jan 3l--Columbia Gas q Electric Co. !,
Jan 3l--Connecticut Ry & Lighting Co. y
Jan 81 do pf Observation-Disclosures =
Jan Sl---Corn Exchange Bank .....s..
Jan S1-Norfolk q Western ny pf...s Z
Jan sl---Royal Dutch. shares. a.
Jan 2l--Sears. Roebuck a Co, scrip Z,
Jan S1--Sloss- Sheffield Steel & lrop.. 8