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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-15

PORTO ALEGRE-see Para. Rio 60 ia
PORT PIR1E--See Fre.rnartIe
PORT 6WETTENHA M--See Penang
Pom UGNDSE CONGO--Ses Afr!cs-Wrst
PCKTCGUEs@ GulNEA--5eo Afg.ca
pROGR EsO-sce Havana
PUERTO CABGLLO-see gan Juan
- - 'ttBlA-See Puerto Co.
!ombia. Kingston
ANGCON-Sec Port said
RED SEA POETS---Scc North Africa
A~-, 60 Copenhagen. CothenhurS
RIO GRANDE Do Suisse Para
RIVER PLATE rCRTs--see Rio ds IA.
ROsARIo--see Mon,ev.des
ROUDN--See Havrs
f,AGuA-See havana
81 lGON-See Havana
ST. CECI X--Scc ST. THorks
sT K!TTS--s,ec 81: kits. st. Thomas
s'r LAURENT-See 81. Laurent. 81.
ST LUcIA-s,c 81. Thomas ST. Lucia
sALAVERRT-See Paita
- lONfcA Consr antinople. ptrGsus
SALT pOND--See Lar Palnlas
aAMARANC-see Penang
SANTA MARTA--see Kingston
BANTIAGO--see NsYa! station. Santiago.
HAVANA
sANTos-.sss Para, RIO dc Jans,ro
aENEGAfr-see Africa-W Yves,
SHASGHAI-~Ses Honolulu. Yokohama.
sfhnRs LEoME-se. A.rica-wes,
sLNGAPORE-see Honolulu, Penang.
Singapore
SLICO--Soe Cork
SMYltNA-See Constant!nopls. P.raeus
Malta
SOERABAYA--~Se. Penang
SCOT HEKN NIGERIA --~ce Africa Wes,
SPAN!sH ATLANTIC FORTs-Sse Por-
tugal
sTAvANcER 49, SEQ TronGhje,n. CAris-
Nfnia
sTocKHo1M--see cothcnburr. Copsn-
hagen. Chris'lAaia
III FiEAM, -. q tee Paramaribo
5YUNEY~-Seo Auckland Froemantle
TAXI BAE--2cr Honolulu
TALf'AHUANO---3ee PAnA
TALTA L~~S"e Pata
rAMPicO--see Tampico. Havana. vsrA
TENEniTFr1---see Las psim4s
TiENTSIN-Scc Honolulu
TCGOLAN p--S Africa West
TONRE ANNC:ZIATA- MsrEoille,
TElESTE~~Sre Gibraltar
TSjNTA C-Scs YokohMlna
vAIPABAfsO~~see Crisiobai, Paita
IAENA Constantin0ple
VERA CRUZ ~- 9es HsvanR Tnmpics,
Vera Cruz
WALffsH Ser Lac Paifnas
WATER FoRD--sr cork
W ELLl%l.rON--See Auckland
" lljHG-fns Gofhcrb1rg
lSSEDAI--oes LAS PssifnaA
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ports Not Listed alphabetically in
Guile Can Be Located as Follows:


-. t.%-,see Las L a. f.a3
HDELS IDE--See Freerantis
-
Al 4 ~ Liza PORTO F'co, hgcAclha
=. : Or Sc t'r@.s1s' 4 Alta
ALJ}A IN -ss-e Car Tow
AAsS gnJs M-see Ar'~ssY
%%G!G A--5ee Ar wv. St. norae
tNIiLIt--see Tia ma
~ 80 t3AETA- EriBfooal, fs~iI~
ttr+lJO-.--- l'e-to RICO
tlf Sac Er.sfcoal alta
>EtCTO-EEe Forso RICO
nAlsA--.sse par
A4IYJC TG;s 1sc-S~~ fyY~,s,tarfa
B%pp r,Ce-sse. yt,rt,adnA =, Thomas
,r,Sh-eee r.orfn Africa
~ -At ste Penarg
Dtfi5i RSF---.sre i.~s rAiFaas
kF-iitt-~Srt Care Town
E1..-1 - -.~IlE.f. i--ce Penang
RI -GtA.. cONGC Zee A,flca W'sa.
bc5l. = 81 I5st sasa
- oG< Fs--f>e pm sutn-
bfb a See Commandments
1HaA5>As :. ie--ssae ,..Iaf,ie
Z IT. EAt<S A7EE@-3ee Montevideo. zig
r. Jar-tro Ssuxox
81 %ff RY--.e~ Fr~snsnfle
80 s~~f~o fon1tan-inoo.s
"A i.ss1 fsi.LO---see Havana
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III agents Actresses al
/. f. c. Lines
international Freighting Corr.
~ whitehall ST., N. Y. Big GIN 1880
Lafayette Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa
Lombard 3s2s-3s34
International Megcanile Marine
American Lane
White Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line
Icyland Line
! crd ana Head lines
White Star Dominion Line
ell B~~adway, N. Y.
Pr n'cC'n090o: Fg. WhitaT eoss
E27 South la Sale ST.. Chicago
lsthmisn Steamship Lines
Pacific Coast servr ". Ryan. Agt
SO Cort and' St, NJ 7. Rector $50
Jacksonville Line
American Shipping Corp.
Hart & Hedger. Inc. Gem ACTS.
2S Reaver 81. " Y 1~".a soss
Kerr Steamship Company, Inc.
Kerr Bldg a. Beaver ST.. N. Y.
Broad s7oN Branch Offices; Chi.
caro. Philadelphia.
kle-pe Lines
Combined Service Of the North and
South Line, Inc. and klerpe Lines,
!ncl. 11-to Moore St. N. I Bowling
Green e1e0-A
Lar-po I & Hok Line
4? Broadway. N Y Broad es2a
Leyland Line Il. NJ. H.,
I'll Broadway, n. Y.
Per P'rC'n s7oA: Fr4 white1 sosa
Lloyd Bras;ssiro( Ga de Navegaeao>
~ Whitehall ST., Ny B'rG'n s7ss
Lloyd Royal Beige, St. Anonyms
Belgian Llrel
Lloyd Sabaudo
Furness, Witty & CO., Ltd., r.. nsts.
Eurness House. whitehall ST. NJ X.
Bowling Green 1900.
Lord & Head Lines Il. M. ND
e-ll Broadway. Ny.
psr. gig GIN $500; Fgt whiteV 2oeo.
Lykes Bro'h hers tU.S.S.R.)
q Benver ST., N. Y Broad 1929.
Galveston. Tex; New Orleans. La.
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier as, N. Il. Y, Spring $500.
Matson Navigation Co. (U.S.S.B.)
% Sou I, Gay ST., Baltimore. Nd.
100 Market ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
Mc.AE;ster Brothers (Tsnkers)
2l-24 State St. N y. Big On $40.
Mccormack & Mcpherson (USSR)
500 Market St., San Francisco. Cal.
Mississippi Shipping Co. (U.S.S.8.)
50 Beaver St. N. x Hanover 7046.
New Orleans, La.
Soore & Mccormack Co., lac.
Commercial Steamship Lines.
s B'way, Ny Bowling Green 2ssS.
munsoa Steamship Lines
CT Wall ST. Y. BE- Gu 1900.
ny. & Argentine $500. (U.S.S.B.)
80 Broadway. N Y. Broad $3.50
N. 7. ( Porto Rico S.S.Co.{USSB)
20 Sway, N. Y. Rowling On $500
n. Orleans & S.A.S.S.Ao.(U .S.S.B.l
10 Hanover So, N. Y. Big GIN 1880
G. c. Bldg. New Orleans. La.
No. All. x West. $50. (U.S.S.B.)
III Summer ST.. Boston, Mssn.
Beach $3.50
Nceson, Lilly & &c.
American & Manchurian Lias
American & Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American /; African Lima
Amer, Mediter. & Levsnt Line
Atlantic Guitar East Line
ElIermann & bucAnaM S. 5. CO. Ltd
isthmian Steamship Lines
Norton Line
Panama Far East Line
! Soc. Gel Tpts., Maritime g. Vaneup
&c Beaver St. n Y Broad 1900
Norwegian America LINE
Amer. Line Ag'ey, Inc,
: 8 Bridge St.. n Y Big On 557o
Oriengai Nayigauoa Co.
80 broadway, y. Whitehall 7oo.
Oriole Steamship Lines
export transportation Co..
- Broadway, n. Y. Broad 4147.
American Bldg, Baltimore, Nd.
ST. Paul 656I
Pacific Mail Steamship c.,
! 10 Hanover Square, N. 7.
Bowling Green 1880.
Page & Jones
j Mobile. Alabama.
Panama Line
"a State St, N Y BE G'n bsso.
Paragon Shipping Corp. (U.S.S.B.>
! n Cortlandt ST.. \. Y Rector ol5s
! Potter TraRs. CO. (U.S.S.s.)
II Broadway, N. y BE- Gn 1913.
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Shipping Companies and Addresses and Telephone Numbers

d Telephone Numbers
Prince Line
See Furness, Witty & c..
Quebec S. S. Co.
See Furness, Witty q Co.
Red D Line
Bliss, Dallett G Co., Gen. Mgrs.
81 Wall ST.. ~ Y. Hanover l0o72.
Red Star Line Il. M. n.y.
Per B's On $500; Egt. white1 eoss.
Richmond G. N.Y.S.S.Ce. {U.S.S.B.)
Richmond. Va
Ripley, DaRiel & Co. (U.S.S.B.)
Marine Bldg. Galveston. Texas.
Rogers & Webb (U.S.S.B)
10 State ST.. Boston. Mass. Ma. 1887
Sanderson 4 Son
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet CO.
"a Broadway. N. Y Broad 1850.
Sgi.cov;ch, S., & CO. {U.S.S.B.)
Cotton Exchange. Galveston, T.~as
So. All Maritime Corp. {U.S.S.B.)
Munsey Bldg. Washington. D. T..
Southern Pacific Company
ls5 B'way, n y co-tlsnas 400
Sprague, c. H., & Son (U.S.S,B.)
l41 Mi1k 81. Boston. Mass.
S. 0. Stray Steamship Cerp.
II Broadway, n. I.
Bowling Green $3.50.
States Maine Co. (U.S.S.B.}
States Marine 6 Commercial CO.
1901 Manseg Bldg, Baltimo more, ne
States Marine & Commercial c..
States Marins Co. ~. s. S. 81
1891 Nunscy Bldg. Baltimore. Nd
II Battery Pi., N. Y. Whitehall 433
Straehan Shipping Go. (U.S.S.B.)
Sa"snnah. Ga.
Struthers & Dixon (U.S.S.B.)
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc Asts
az Broadway, Ny. Broad 5lbl
o43 Sansome 81. San Froucisco.Csl
Sudden & Christensen (U.S.S.B.)
a whitehall St., ny. Big On so4s
Susq. S. 5. Co., Inc. (u.s.S.B.)
"a Stone ST.. Ny. B'g en- 1868
Swayne & Novs. Inc. fU.S.S,E.e
4So Sxnsome ST.. San Francisco Cal.
Swedish American Line
Freight Dept, "a Whitehall ST. Ny
Passenger Dept. "a State 6 Ny
Tampa lns. o. S. S. Co. (u.3.S.B.)
Tampa. Florida
Thorndyke & Trenholme (U.S.S.B.)
Z. C. Smith Bldg, Seattle. Wash
Three Star Line (Afrcteurs Renuis)
2a Bridge ST., N. Y. BIZ GIN 1853
Trinidad Line
See Furness, Withy & Co.
Tlosdal, Plant G Lafonea (USSB>
IS So; William St., II. Y. Broad 1909
United American Lines, Inc.
Managing Agents
Amer can Hawaiian s. 8. Co.
American Ship & Com. Nav Corp.
80 Broadway. N. Y Whitehall loso
United Fruil Company
II Battery Pl Whitehall 1870
United States Lines, The
Passenger & Freight Offices;
d Broadway, N. Z. Whitehall 1850
y. S. & Australasia Line (U.S.S.B.)
Bridge ST., N. Y. Big On $3.50
United Steamship CO. (U.S.S.R.>
Galveston, Texas
Walker & Daily (Tankers)
10 Hanover ST.. N. Y. P'g On 25-45
Ward Lins
Foot F.: wall ali S. u' \. 9 = j p s. s 4s
Waterman S. S. CO. (u.S.S.B.l
Mobile. Ala.
Waterhouse & Co., Frank
14s B'way. N. Y. Corslands GAIA
West Coast Line
Vessel. Duval & Co.
1888 Broad ST.. N Y. Brosd e2se
White Scar Domin on Line
Oil Broadway. Z.
Pgr Big On $500; Egt. whtse1 2eoe
White Star Line Il. NJ. No.
ell Broadway, N. Y.
Pgr. Big On $500; Fet. white7 2oso
Williams, Dimond & Co. (U.s.S.B.)
80 Sansome St. San Frsh4iaco, Cal.
Williams Steamship Co., inc.
Is Moore ST.. n. Y. BIZ On 1904
Winchester Lines
Produce Exchange, N. 7.
Bowling Green 1850
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For additional
Shipping aad Travel gnforuassee
Call
Shipping and Travel Deparsmsss
Beekman 5000
Rotterdam 1Contiuued)

ANSteSAusln kIontlu0eo}
From Nontrea,
Oct Oct. ao-MEkR NNoUNTtF> R0rsrs Avvsse
Q t. se--w KEBAR rs y' Rogers a Ven
Nov. i5--WN. PLAINS 81 Rogers q wshe
Ct. KITS. B. w. /.
From New Yora
ocs- is-w. Nj. TUPPER IF, c1yas O. a ca
81. Lsn. ent. +. G.
etua, ew sarh
Nov, LAKE FACKLEAt r) C7vas an rss>
NJ. Luc-e q w
from New york
oe'' -. - TuPPER tFl Clyde 9 Co
OF .sNw- n. ruPpEa er, c,ys.
st. Thomas St Croix. St Kits. Ar
ngua. Guadeloupe, dominica. Mar
Unique, St. Lucia, Barbados. Der,ss
eraIs
F-om Nr- York
SoS T-r ;t,T.M G FEW Turn..s witty
san Juan Atso see Porto Rice
From New York
Oct. so-SAGUA C'Fs Atlantic r-ufa
Oct e!-CANANONA (PF) Atlantic F-russ
San Juan. (. R.. La Gusyra. Paerte
Cabeilo Curacao and Maracaiba
via Curacao
From New sors
ct uf: sE-CARACAs tPFMl Red o Gsas
Sov. o-PalLADELPHIA CPFM) Rad o
F~~~, Ns- York
Oct. sa-MIRAFLoREs tFp Atlantic tsruss
santiago. Qua tanamo. Naval Sta
ton, Manzanillo. Ciensuegos
Also see Guanta nsn,e. Naval station. Ma1a
zaniilo. Clenfuegos
srom New York
Oct. FLAKE FIFE tF) ward Line
Shanghai. Hong Kong. Manila
From New Y"rk
DIT sh-ECrIpsE fT~l Barber Lsrss
Singapore. Manila, iloilo
From New York
Ort. 10-SJrTTON RALH. fr)s Noessr 1..iis
"Stesner sails on advertised Gate. fun ~
not fun
Southampton. Cherbousg
From New Yora
O"s. ts-oLYMPfC aPrHM, WHITE ssss
Oct. iR-RERENGARiA tPPMb cunara
Oct. SA-AQtiTANiA trFNl t'unara Line
Nov o-CARMANIA (PFRM}Cunara Lass
Tampico. Vera Cruz
From Texas Poyss
Dee. ss-S-AKE FAiAMA Try wsre g4rs
From Nee nr'~sns
Oct iH-LAKE FLORAvrsTA tP) weFs
Trinidad. B w |.
From New vosA
Nov. LAKE FACKLERtF Clyde IS O.
Trinidad. Demerara. Grenada
From New York
Oct. ss-MAYARO tPFM) Fu-nsss wiehy
Nov. io-MARANAL ePrN) Furn-se wtthp
Nov. ee-MATURA tpFM) furnsss. withy
TrondhJem. bergen. otavAnser. tteh
singfors
From New yovR
Nov. to-RANENFJORD (F)
Norwegian America L!ne
Mild. Nov.-TYRIFJORD tF)
Norwegian America Limo
Xyera Cruz, Puerto Mexico Tam.
pico
PROM New YoSh
O~t is-AowISTAF (F) Wsrd LINE
Vera Cruz, Tanpico
FROM N~w Nrsesns
snylsH-RAiLOJERD LEY gisrps Anss
@ ss-iAKE FL0RANfSTA ~ wey6
Nov io-HARRiET tF) Kiepps L'nss
Yokohama Dalny. Shanghai, Hong
a. Kong, Singapore
(Aiso Aes Hono'usal
From New Yorh
Oce. se-RAVANA HAeU (F> psyssy
From Ros'on
0cs ss-RAvANA nARU tro Hagsss
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
tAiso HonoiUlns
Prom New York
Nov. e--C7rY OF TOXIC (FD9
Norton Liily & Co
Nov. So-CELTIC PRINCE trl vfa @csTels
Furn-ss. Witty Co.
From New Orleans
Nov. ia STEAMER CFl' Cos-nsaattiaM
also Pensacola and Mobile. 80 essgs
sners
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai Hsae
Kong. Manila
From New YsvA
Dee ss--sUEUGA tF) Esyesr l&xss
From Seattls
Oct. s3-wEHT IVAN fF1
Frank Wsferhouss q &C.
Rev. s--K EVSTONE STATE tPFE9
Admiral Line
Dec. t0-PINE TREE STATE (PrH5
Admiral Line
From rorslsnd
Ora ss-AsERCOs tr)s Admiral ExB
North China ports ans vlsd.vsstea. ~
offerings Justify
Yokohama, Kobe, Tsingssu, Shanghss
From New yark
Oct. 9S-ClTY OF CAMSkID3B 1877
via Norfolk
Norton. Lilly Ca
"a steamer sails OF Gdysrrsssa asga. TgH
az nos full
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CoastWise
{
Baltimore


Prom New Yors
o. ie-rHiLApELrHlA 20 c7,as L4ss
Oct. i6-i AXE CHElAN ~
Halscha1 8 s. Lines l1a
Charleston So .tack-onrisls
Gals eston From New ysvk
Tues, 90. Tnura ~. ssa fss
Southcrn Pacshs GO.
Galveston, Key Wess
From New verS
Dee. te-CONC ,PF, Mallory LsHs
Nov. s-COMAL tPF) Mallory Lins
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New yorA
f 0rs' isT0MAV wx p }rT 9 ciye' ssas
Oct. 20-APACHE (PF) Clyde Line
Key Wes' See Gaivessos
Loo Angelica darbor. San Francisco
Portland. Seattle. Tacoma
From New York
Got. s-wlLLsoLo tF) williams Sc o.
Los Angeles. San Franclsce. PERI
land Seattle. Tacoma
Ass pee New York. Eau Franosses
from New York
Oct. to-TEXAN tF)
United American Linsa faa
ocs. s7-KENTuCKIAN cd
New Orleans
From New Yers
Oce aB-CREOLE tPF) sou,hsra psossx
New York
From Baltimore
Oct. iH--iAKE BRIDGE ~
H&.schav 8 Lines
Portland see Los Angeles. san Fraaessse
San D,,po soc New York. San Er.sstsao
osii D'eso Mobile. Now Crisana
San Francisco A al~ See: see Lo. Ass:..ss
From New York
oef Wv LLSOLO tF) Williams S. CO
San Francisco. Los Angeles
rom Bal more
Oct i7-EcUADOR tPFM)
Pacitc NAH Steamship C&.
San Francisco, San Diego. Les
Angeles Earbos (WlmlngteeG
Portland. Seattle
rom New York
Oct. so--sTEEL RANGER tF) IsshmiAa
San Pedro. San Francisco and Oshm
Pacific Coast Ports
From Mobile
Regular saiiings-(F, Page q Jeuea
/ Seattle see Les Angeles. ga, srAnsis>r
Tacoma ss. Los Angeles
Wilmington s-ss sAs srssaAs~s
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iombo. Madras, Calcutta. Ransoon
From Nav YORK
Nov. fc--EAST CAPE (F) ~ g. q ID
Kerr Steamship Co. Ino
Portugal and Spanish Atlantic Ports
From New Orleans
Nov. Ca STEAMER tF) Cosno solitan
Puerto Colombia, Colombia
From New York
ocs. si--i.AkE ELRIo ~ CLYDE o. Co
pio de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres
IN AlAo SIZE Para
From New York
Oct. ee-sARNlATlA fF) KI-ppe Iinss
RIO dc Janero, Montcvidco. Buen, s
Ayres Also see Para.
From New York
Oct is-AEoLgs tFFRM> Muoson Linss
Oct. 2l-NAvBAN ,PFND Lampor, Holt
Nov. io--VEsTRis oPFRM) Lam por,& Holt
Rio dc JanesFo. Santos, Buenos
From New Orleans
Nov. So STEAMER tF) Kiepps Lsnss
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
do Sui porto Allegro. Pclotas)
From New York
Dec. io-GLENLYoN tF) Farness, witty
Rio dc Janeiro, Santos, River Plate
Ports from New Hnrt
Oct. e5-OTHo FlInter. Freighsinc Corp.
From Philadelphia
Oct. io-Orho CD Inter Freisntinz Corr.
Rotterdam Also SEQ Antwerp
From New lor.
aoadinE-SA RrONIE tfrA Cosmopolitan
Oct. IS-EASTERN DAWN
Oct. so-EDfTOR ~ Cosmopolitan
Oct. Sl-t A~TERN SEA I'D
Black Diamond Linn
ron Sal more
Oct. INVEST IHSSK1P (F)
BE ti- Ha no
Oct. Si-STORM KING (F9
Blaci. Diamond LIN,
cnu .'hnateuhia
Oct. e6--lsAsTERN SEA III.
Back Diamond Limo
SoSsHL agentA
From Nan'nson Roads
NOV. ~---sT0RM KING JIO
~.s@NA Nlamul4o Lane
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Corn Prices Decline
On Increased Rece; Dfs

The corn market was under more or
less pressure throughout the greater
part of the day, and final quotations
showed net losses Of sale. Receipts
were liberal at primary points and so
FAR this week have increased about
100000 bushels over last week.
In the local cash market No. 2 yellow
was quoted at 94c, No. 2 mixed at 93c
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. yellow. .S0.e3 $094s. s16ti.
Chics go:
,n""@'y Ma" s's4'. -. ''ss .ssx s5.s,s. ]s,s.
Oats~1'he oats market was compare,
lively quiet, but prices were easier in
sympathy with wheat and corn and under
more or less IiGudaton
In the local cash market No I white
was quoted at 61iac; No white solsc;
No white, 59>a to soc; No. white
ordinary clipped white, 60H to 6liac. ali
elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No; 3 whte,O.5s 4 q 50 :o5sis ESQ ,o'ss otSi
January -. &sii s4N
May 49,, 40 .tss. ~
Ry<-MarlSet easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. Westernsl.S4ia 1885,, s2o,l
Flour and Meal-Quotattons were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pt .925 Qle.25 ss5o9Iooo sls.5o
Rye -. s5oG6 $50 S.5o6sSo asonsIo
Bran-..... 800 37oo Q49.o0
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Wheat Again Sells
Lower on Absence
OfExport Buying
Financial Situation Also a
Factor in Weaker Market;
Possibility of Argentine
Competition Is Watched

For the first time this season the
wheat market has come up suuarely
against Argentine competition in the
European markets, and in consequence
the export demand from Europe has
fallen off sharply.
1t is said that Argentine wheat vas
being offered in Germany at Is to 20
cents bushel below a parity with
American offers, and evidently other im-
porting countries are receiving similar
propositions from the Southern shipper
The question Of the export surtax in the
Argentine has not yet been settled dcsl-
ntely, ard this is still hindrauce to
buyers. Exporters here declare that
Great Britain Will without doubt buy
in the market which offers the best in
ducement.
The absence of export demand in the
domestic markets left them without sup
port. and prices experienced another
sharp decline, tho close being 3i2 to 3 = c
net lower. All Of Mondays advance has
now been overcome, and aside from this
cash premiums have weakened not only
for American wheat but for Canadian
as well.
In the local market No. 9 red and No.
2 hard were quoted at Sl.?9a. c. j. f.
track New York January shipment
The range Of prices follows:
Tuesday, 8
Omen. High Low Close close
March,. l72 172ia 1857 16efs l7Sls
May..... lo6 1874 1884 1G4ti ,C7 .
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Better Sentiment
In Goods Trade
Sends Cotton Up
Increased Mill Activity Is
Given as Reason for
Strong Recovery in Val.
ues; Some Liquidation

There was a sharp advance in the
cotton market yesterday. Tuesdays re-
actions We're recovered and all deliveries
made new high ground for the move
ment. with March contracts selling at
1900. or 90 points above the closing
quotation Of the previous day, and near
r. , cents pound above the low record
of last week. That delivery closed at
1895, with the general list closing rm
AZ a net advance of 86 to 105 points.
While there were contributing factors,
the s.rength was most generally CON
sidered the result Of an improved tone
ia the goods market and reports of IN
creasine mill activity. Private cables
received here from Liverpool said that
reports OF an Improvement in Manches-
ter had led to covering Of short con-
tracts in the market there, and houses
with Liverpool connections were among
he mos, active buyers locally during
the FIRST hour of trading and again
toward the close.
Scattering January liquidation &C
companed the circulation of a few
notices, and there was a little Southern
selling
Reports Of a steader basis in the
Southwest, with rumors OF an export
inquiry, We're coored by the frner ru-
lng of foreign exchange and better
Manchester adviccs but the feature
chiefly emphasized was the resumpt. on
Of domestic mill operations
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged to 95 points
higher, the features being the advances
and increased sales in the Southwest.
/ Middling quotations now range from
13.40 at Fort Worth up to 1900 at
Savannah.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and S5 points higher at 1886 for
middhng; no sales were reported.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Philadelphia Port Sets
New Record for Business

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. Foreign
trade records of all previous years
were surpassed in 1920 at the port of
Philadelphia, according to the annual
report made public too day by commits
sioners Of the port.
Combined values Of imports and ex
ports reached total of s742,224, ,997.
an Increase over the previous record
year Of 1919 of S65,96O3 391.
While gain of s126,305,656 was
shown in the value of imports over the
previous year, the exports show a fall
ing off in value of $50, ,343.oG5.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES

ONi iOIl-hluENlAAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS TO HOLDERS OF
-, r. SHARE WARRANTS TO BEARER FOR
ORDINARY SHARES
Notice is hereby given that the Director.
IN their Annual Report have recommends ed
10 the Shareholders the payment on the
<ssnth January, 1921, Of a final dividend on
athe issued Ordinary Shares for the year
ended 30th September, 1870, Of g per cent
(being l., 9 3-5d per share) free Of British
Income Tax and have declared a FIRST interim
dividend Oh the issued Ordinary Shares for
the year from the lst October, 1920. to 30th
September, 1921, Of per cent (being 9 Sd
psrzAaare) free OF British Income Tar, also
sSsysbse on the 10Th January, 1921.
: Holder Of Share Warrants to Bearer for
sDfSinasy Shares will (subjeet a. to the said
JInsl dividend to the same being sanctioned
p, tbe Annual General Meeting Of the Com
synsy~ts be held On the 30th day Of Decem-
ssff fsst) be entitled to be paid the said
eEissl and Interim Dividends on and after the
@aezh day Of January, 1921, at the office Of
StAe Cssrsnty Trust Company Of New York, 80
sJehbasd Street, London, z. r. g. Coupon
No. S3 in respect Of the said Final dividend
zan1 Coupon No. 81 in respees Of the said
ssN5erin diyidend must be left for examination
sntslhe office Of the said Guaranty Trust Com
bSa5 Of New York, 33 Lombard Street. Lon
tsa, E. &. 2. three clear busness days lex
s43s1inx Saturday, before payment is made.
SS Dated z0th December, 1920.
~ ~ order A. NJ. RICHARDS, Secretary,
az -. e Westmiaasss House, 7,
MlIbazk, LONDON, s. W. l.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06

mitted to partnership In the firm OF Pea
BODY Clayton e. Co.
BANKERS Trust Company has besn An
ppointed registrar for tho common stock
oi 81 .n9 Garland Steamship Corporation OF
r. ". Woolworth Company reported
inorsaso o or rpsessnos, were t2l.6a1.7ss an
ing hnon,h OF 1879. and Sor tho twelve
manshs sl4oolo.267. an increase OF 3al,-
, L. +. Rothschnd & Co announce Tint
naymond e. Kraus. formerly with Salomon
nt,n nros' % Hut.ler has become associated
with Them in charge OF tho trading In
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06

sinna. sinDr. term notes. equipment trust cor
anu railroad and industrial honds
Erchao.arR ARK Mooney. OF tho New York Stoch
eiao,uke nrfn of Pearl & Co.. has been
turin. director OF the Dressed Manuiae
,on 90 'u~1t H. Reed formerly OF Lee, IligGa.
rr.v, o. IL now associated with kean.
drrsrt q Co. as manager OF their bond
nc New York Trust Company has been
sppolnted trustee under mortgage or ths
nninerirah Public Service Company dated
nutSe.nper l. securing an issue OF genera'
zen rsn per cent gold bonds. Series A. dus
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Financial Items

Harry r. Westervelt. formerly manager
Of the uptown office Of Brumley. Charm
berlin & Co. has become associated with
Lyman D. Smith e. Co, members OF tho
New York Stock Exchange. at It's branch
office at bc7 Fifth Avenue.
e. J. Ludvigh. secretary and general
counsel OF the Famous Players Lasky Cor
poration. has been elected treasurer OF
that company, succeeding Arthur 8. Fried
who resigned.
Howard V. McEdowney. son OF tho late
John Howard Ma5downey. vice. preside mt
OF tho National City Bank, has been ad-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
COUPONS
sKABOAKD AIE LINE RAILWAY,
fivc Fer Cent Adjustment Mortgngs
COI1PONS

Tho scrli-annuai iustairuents or interest
on Seaboard Air Line KailwaY Ad5usttnent
j'onos amounting 70 1H% (t2o.00J repre-
scented ny cpupons NoH. ~ and st. for $3.50
esf H. has been dec inred and wtli be paid on
.nd stter tebrasrI !, 1927, q, The oniee of
Blair II Co. Mo- "a proa1 street. Nc~ iork
Senb0ard Air Line Hallway In.
ny HOUT. l.. MUTT Vice Pres n Treas
Hew York. December 22. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
r. IoRILi.AKD COMPANY

NOW 7oFh. JanuNry 5fh 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that the rrans-
Yer Books OF ihe Registered Five Per
Cent. Bonds OF this Company win be
closrd at ~ O'Clock noon. January 15ih.
1924. Tor tho payment OF interest thereon
due February fst. 1921. ana wiu be re-
opened Ht 10 o'clock a. NJ February End.
1921.
WIN. Is. RuETT Treaaurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Expect Better Demand
To Help Sugar Market

A slightly improved demand for re-
fined sugar is expected to bring firm
er market in raws within a short time,
and although offers increased on the
advance to Az cents cost and freight,
there was no great pressure to sell old
crop shipments now afloat. Buyers
were not eager purchasers, however.
Futures were under pressure on switch
ing of contracts to later months. final
prices being II to % points net lower.
The range of prices: