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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
RICHMOND. VA.

Tho regular annual meeting OF the
stuc. holders OF this bank Will be eI-ld
1T las bankinp house on Tuesday Jiuu.
AIRY 10. 1922. at ~ O'clock ~. FOR the
election oi directors uEi Tor ANY Oin.r
business which may properly come before
said meeting.
WARREN II. GODDARD.
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IT y II I'Fso u " IsIsI.
Vice President and Cashier.

THE annual meeting Of stockholders o;
The Manchester National BSnn ot NlcH-
mund. Virginia. VIII D." held at the Man.
chester National BANK building. 1000
Hun street. on TUESDAY, January 10.
1879. .; l.. NJ, Tor tho purpose OF
oI"c'lnE committees and officers. and
for IA" transaction Of ANY other bust
ness that May property come before me
meeting. y. =. ballard. Secretary.
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMrANY.
klolImnnh. Va.

December 20. 1891.
The directors OF this company have this
1ay declared dividend "r two per cent
,2sop. '"y"ni" On "nd sr-r January 2.
iyZ:. {" sioCk holders - record a. thr cios-
OF his'nrs, pcc-mn'r u 1874.
l.. ~ AYLErr. Secretary.
Old DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. December -. 1871.
III" regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders .! this company Will Ice held u:
us banking house, Ninth and MaIn Strect.
on "Wednesday. January II, Is2. "a, !.
o'clock NJ Coz the election OF directors
ana for the consideration %. such otn.r
business - may properly come before
the meeting.
". II. SLAUGHTER.
sic" President ana Secretary.
WEST ESD EANK
Richmond, Va. Dec. :. 1871
~ a meeting ur ~" hoard OF Directors
- This bans. hold today. s"ml.nnual
dividend OF 80 was declared. payable Ia
stockholders January .. 1877 Cheeks viii
be mailed
CHAs. X WILLIS.
Vice president.
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
E!chmond. Va. december -, 1921
\; meeting NJ tn" directors OF the,
o.d Dominion rTnst Company held this
dag. Il quarterly dividend Of two nmd one
ha!f per cent on III" capital stock y. the
company was declared, payable on AMI
after January .. 1922, /" siocHho!dc.. %,
record as OF December ~ 1871 Cheeks
wIil he mailed
". H. SLAUGHTER.
Vice President and Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Tn. union Bank ~ Hichmond. Rich
m"nd.' Va, has declared the regular uuar-
tcriy dividend OF per cent on the cap
ita! stock OF said bank. payable on IAN
OF december -. Chctls Will be- mailed
e. q. BAKkSDALE. Cashier.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Er POILARD x BAGBY. INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. 1874 Rosewood
Avenue
OF y NEAT NEW SIN
ROOM DETACHED MODERN
i.KiCk HOUSE IN NICE ORDER;
LOT ~ FEET INCHES BY 10
FEET


In execution Of n decd OF trust
dated October -. 1920. recorded in
iiichHoEd thancvry Court. in -. t..
2hb-S page 200. to thr undersigned
trustee. default having been made in
the payment OF Il portion OF the debt
therein secured. and being required
80 10 do by the Beneficiary. We will
sell AT auction, on the premises. on
" EDNESDAY. DECEMEri; Is. 1921.
1T o'clock T.. NJ.
the above mentioned desirable de-
iachcd house.
This sale will he made subject 10 n
prior mortgage OF $1,000 due March Is,
1929. ~"
TERMS: Cash.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Trustee.
y. B.-whilc we arc selling for
cash. as required under the trust
deed, by tho payment of $1,000 we
can arrange the balance.
WANT to buy an anto7 Read thu ciassI.
ned ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26

THE American building and Loan
Corporation. AZ It's las, meeting .! dl-
r-ctors. held !bth Inst. declared a semi
"nnu,! dividend o: 3i= 10. payahl- To
st"cAho!dcts pn and after, January ).
i5c2. Chns IL. Wils, secretary Treas
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FARM BARGAINS.

Farms aud Land Tor Sale 81
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i,uuctui Directors

a.OJKNiAG ORDERS. rs Ep-.,nou7
'.srS.>r. Ih.. lc,srincEt is ,ivu. ou-
SPECIAL attention. S-E.Sss Cleaners anu
..y-iS. Us North FougtA Street Mai!-
soA "yUn or Haa4o!Ih sSS5.
I'Anul. funeral director
and tu.uulm,r. .U5 Eas: Ma.u street.
Madison !aI. Randolph StGS.
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Musical Instruments.

PIANO TUNER wants partner 10 travel
would consider solicitor In this line
Address g. u. McLs!n. General Delivery.
Richmond.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic IA
Dogs, Cats. Pets
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles ~

Horses, Cattle, Vehicles ~
lioESES-buc 10 the fact that we In
ir;.d TO usr autoIuOtivc delivery cxclu.
sNvly. We have for sale one team draft
horses weighing about tw"nty-cigh;
hundred pounds. one single. three duu-
BILE delivery wagons. one set double har-
ness. Apply To r.. {. Baker, Superin-
tcnIcnt ". :. Forbes : Company, Inc
Tenth and Byrd Streets
FOR SALE. cheap new buggy. ness gro-
Gerry wagon SINAI! diainoui-ch ring
Must t' sold. Phone Madison 90. l.. -.
Box "a. city.
Poultry and Supplies 40
HENS THRIVE On IT. Feed them Co.
r".lia egg mash ana go, results Al
your dealers Rraucr y HASTEN No
1908 East Cary street.
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WAIT 70 buy an sas07 Read the cias,l.
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tiJCiiONS--LEG.ii.S
Auction Sales
Legal Notices

NATIONAL TATE AND CITY BANK.
!tItilA.O>b. IA.
n-e"s1btr -. 1871.
Ihe Hoard Of p.r-rt"rs has .oday de.
clare" ia" nsuI. quarterly dividend uf .,,
bn!"''" ''""" "a! =. i!.=. to Stockholders
of record Dcccnb"r - Iy.l CHECK. ,,.iii
he mailed
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Intrrr>t. Are ~ ton,u,ou Y,,,L,

The interests OF IIniti. and NOR.
particularly OF the common pcopl.
on Iih!t' tho statement continued
require the determination Of III. con-
"'H"hs or the charter ~ the national
nank ana The early issuance OF sub
sid!ary coinage"
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Many People Do You Know Who Do Not Read
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for Sale i,
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0. B. HILL,
Vlce-PreS. and Cashier.

FIRST %ATiO%A.. BA%K,
Richmond Va.
me regular annual meeting OF tho
''ockhold"fs OF the First National Rank
OF EiChmoud Va. for tha election OF ~.
r"ct"fs. Tor Ia" ratification OF m ac,s
OF IN" iIr"rt1rs tor the last fiscal year
ani tor tae transaction OF any otnIr bust.
ness which may properly come brioG.
tn- SAL meeting. VIII lac held II ESDAY.
JSNCHRi 10. 1929. at - moor. Ia tho
directors room OF the hank. Smith aud
Naiv S'fs"r, Richmond. Va.
JAMES ~. lAIi. JH.. Cashier.
NOTICE or SrOCi> itpLnERS' MEETING
OF CHuUCIi Hlii. BANK,
RICHMOND. VA.
December 10. 1921.
Thr annual meeting ~ The stockholders
OF this hank Tor the election OF directors
ana Ih- transaction OF anS other buslU-Ss
which may com" before said meeting. wl!l
r- h-iI at ns uanking Iluus'. 900 East
Broad Street. ~, 40 O'Clock T.. 81. Tues
Gay. January 10. 1899.
CHARLES l. TALLEY.
iC"-pr-sdent and Cashier.
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aud tilc clerk: pcrma-
mont position. SALARY. Slo0 per month.
lIoN + a2l. care Th" Dispatch
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Stock / r'ices
Rally After
Early Drop
Covering Checks ID e elm G
When Pressure Fails to
Bring Out Much Liquida-
'ion; Close Is Firmer

Although yesterdays market at the
Stock Exchange moved irregularly
most of the session in response to con-
tiicting influences, prices developed
somewhat frmer tendencies before the
close. when a moderate short-covering
movement made its appearance.
Previously in the day, especially in the
early hours, the professional bear ele-
ment launched vigorous attacks against
o number Of industrial issues, and their
efforts met with signal success in thc
case of Central Leather, Iodustrial
Alcohol and General Asphalt New low
records were established on the decline
in these issues, and the weakness ex-
tended for a time to the coppers and
motor issues, Studebaker being forced
down sharply for time.
Despite the extremely mixed move
ment of prices and the pronounced
weakness in the case of particular is
sues, the professional selling of the
forenoon failed to dislodgc much stock,
and it was probably due to the fact
that the general list offered better re-
sistance to the raiding tactics that the
professionals covered part of their
commitments before the close. The
volume of business was somewhat
smaller than in tho session of the pre-
ceding day.
Although the official announcement
did not come until after the close, it
was learned early yesterday that the
Mercantile Bank of the Americas situa-
ton, which had been overhanging the
market for several days, had been
cleared up, and this was a favorable
factor, for it sets at rest tho many
ugly rumors that have been afoat Of
late According to the announcement
by the bankers credit facilities have
been made available which will meet
all the requirements of the situation.
In tho money market call money
rates held firmly at per cent. The
improved position Of the Federal re-
serve system, as revealed in the week
ly statement, received little attention
in the market, although the ratio Of
reserves to deposit and Federal re-
serve notes combined stands now at
the highest level in more than three
years. Both cotton and grain closed
slightly lower. The exchanges were a
shade easier.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Say Issue Was Confused

a railroad officer who was present at
the conference Thursday between the
railway executive committee and the
labor representatives pointed out that
the attempt Of the brotherhood leaders
to confuse the issue in adopting three
questions instead Of one to be put to
the executives, had been fairly sue
cessful, so far as some of the news
papers were concerned According to
this officer the question of further de-
crease OF wages and elimination of
time-and-a-hal time are mere blinds
to distract the attention from the one
question which the leaders are at
tempting to make the issue of a strike,
and that is whether or not the railroad
executives viii restore the wage rates
in effect on June 80, 1921-in other
words, disregard the order CT the Rail-
road Labor Board
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Cotton Market
Fails to Respond
To BuIlisla News
Lack of Speculative Buy
ing Gives Trading a
Tired Tone: South Looks
for Is etter Prices Soon

Failure Of the cotton market yester-
day to reflect the continued bullish
weather and crop news from all parts
of the belt was attributed largely to a
lack of speculation. A South Carolina
man visiting the exchange declared
that If the South was not so poor,
knowing what it did Of crop condi-
tions, it would have put the futures
market several cents a pound above
present levels with a big wave of buy
ing orders. AS the speculative public,
for one reason or another, has like
wise failed to support the market not
withstanding the prospects of a small
crop and increased consumption, the
result has been "tired" affair for the
last few days. 1t closed yesterday A
points higher to 25 points lower, and
only about 10 points above lowest Of
the day on the active positions.
Prices declined 10 to p points under the
previous close at one time. only to recover
sharply on The National Ginner's figures
making condition of the crop 81 at mid
month. and the indicated. crop only
7,f00, 600 bales. This would indicate a
deterioration OF IL points from the last
Bureau report, or equal to the ten year
average falling off FOR the entire month.
That the market should SO soon lose it's
impetus after this builsh report was a
disappointment to bulls and could only be
explained by the absence of speculative
interest. as IL seemed 20 DO luliH con-
firmed by the character of private crop
news from various parys of the belt, and
certainly forecast by the high tenn
peratures that have prevailed constantly
in the Southwest for a week or more past.
The Southern spot markets We're quoted
unchanged to rs points higher and ranged
from 10 TO 1853 the latter at Calves
ton.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged az lS.25 for mid
ding. No sales were reported.
The range of Orices.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Trunk Line Committee Named

New England railroad men are hope
1ui that some good for their roads
~iIl result from the appointment Of a
trunk llne committee, which, upon the
suggestion OF the Interstate Commercc
Commission, VIII confer on rate divi-
SONS and later make report to the
commission. The chairman of the COM
mlttee is w. S. Kallman, OF the New
York Central. The tentative pooling
arrangement which fell through early
this year was designed to give the
New England roads about Sf5.OO0OO
UP to March /, 1922. 1t is expected
that within a week or so representa-
tves Of tho New England roads will
get together with representatives of
,he trunk lines and Central Freight
Association roads in an effort to iran
out the rate divisions controversy.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
German Bank Notes

Difference Of opinion among holders
Of German bank notes as to the COM
parative values of the red and green
seal notes has been cleared up by a
cable received from the Reichsbank by
Zimmerman {, Forshay. Shortly after
the armistice. in order to put stop
tc the speculation in accordance with
which foreign banks. particularly in
Belgium, were accepting German bank
notes at their par value, law was
passed authorizing the issuance Of
German bank notes Of 1,00G and 100
mark denominations which carried a
green seal, as well as their respective
numbers. The Belgian as well as the
French banks have ceased to exchange
the bank notes at par value for some
time past, since there exists no longer
any difference in value between the
red seal and green seal notes. the
Reichsbank itself does not make any
difference in value between them.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Removing Market Sunnort

The ease with which Central Leather
and Sears, Roebuck stocks were driven
down yesterday when the shorts l,-
sumed their attack called attention to
situation which some observers have
noticed recently; that is, the lack of
support which stocks under pressure
ordinarily would receive. Commission
houses make practice of determining
a resistance point when stocks are un-
they are warning customers to hold off
buying orders, and for this reason
speculative support is lacking. increas-
ing the ease with which shorts sell for
a decline.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Railroad Earnings

IN the opinion of many railroad men
too much Importance is being attached
to the apparent Improvement in rail
road net earnings in June and july.
although the official returns for the
latter month are yet to be heard from.
II was pointed out in one quarter yes
terday that the only items that arc
holding up traffic to-day are the products
oi the farms and road building material.
IRON, coal, coke and steel are way be-
low the average. The fact was also
again stressed that the recent i'm
proVement in net has been largely
at the expense Of maintenance which
must be made up later on The re-
palr item alone, based on the sos GOO
freight cars now IN bad order, might
easily run up to Sl50000 coo. ROB
ert ). Blnkerd assistant TO the chair
man of the Association Of Railway
executives, points out in the current
journal OF the American Bankers As
sociatlon that for the txentv-six
months Of Federal control the govern
ment ialled to make a normal replace
ment OF ties By over 10000 eco: failed
to make normal replacement Of rails
Dy over 3OO'O0O tons and failed to make
a normal replacement OF ballast bv over
100000 cubic yards. The cost Of this
material would be over Sl0O coo 000
and the cost of laying it in place wo,lld
be over $500 -000,000 ACCORDING 10 Mr.
Blnkerd there was an undermainte-
nance or equipment amounting to 1900
locomotives and some $4,000 freight
cars
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
British Buying

1t was reported yesterday in the
Street that the British Treasury has
been a buyer Of American railroad
stocks during the last day or two The
buying is said to be for the purpose Of
obtaining the securities TO be turned
back to British investors from whom
they were borrowed during the war.
October 1 is said to be the date set for
the return Of a substantial block Of
American securities to their former
owners.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
I'm " all Street
Mercantile Bank Financing

The announcement at the close of
the day that arrangements had been
made to meet the Mercantile Bank Of
the Americas situation was regarded
in many quarters as news of a con
structive nature. For several days the
Street had heard rumors in connection
with this institution, and the bear
traders made the most of the oppor-
tunity. Word was spread in the fore
noon yesterday that statement would
be issued later in the day in behalf Of
the bank and it was so confidently eN-
pected that the announcement would
be assuring that the bears gave up
hope of using this situation any longer
as an argument for selling stocks.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Bosch Magnetic in New Field

The American Bosch Magnetic Cor
poration has added battery ignition
system for automotive engines to its
line Of accessories. Although just an
nounced, Bosch engineers have been
working on ignition systems for three
years and as a result Of research work
believe they have evolved battery
ignition system exclusive in its refine
Of the W system to the company s Wis IS based 5.l
on the fact that whereas magnetos
are largely used on trucks and tractors
and only to limited extent on pleas
ure cars the battery ignition system
has placed Bosch in position to OBJ
tain pleasure car business, which at
the present is the most active part
of the automobile industry.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
The Dollar in Foreign Exchang,

Foreign exchange rates turned easier
yesterday after a display of strength
early in the day, and at the close cable
rates on London showed a decline of
4 cent at $366&l.
Continental rates moved irreeularly
Dutch and Swiss francs being in
greater demand. Scandinavian rates
were somewhat stronger also, but
German exchange eased slightly. Aus
trian crowns were stronger.
Changes in other parts Of the list
were unimportant
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Reaction on Curb
Is Checked bv
Short Covering
Some Stocks Continue in
Supply, However, and
Irregular Trend Prevails
at Close; Bonds Quiet

Weakness throughout the list on the
curb market yesterday was followed by
short covering TO even accounts Tor
over the week end, and some of the
stocks recovered slightly, presenting
an irregular trend at the close. Others
continued IN supply, however, and were
fractionally lower
Standard Oil Of Indiana again was
in demand and rallied more than a
point to 70A. Sinms Petroleum lost
ground, but Salt Creek was higher.
Among the industrials Glen Alden
Coal was firm, with fractional rise.
Intercontlnental Rubber sagged slight
~, as did Durant Motors.
BOnds We're quiet
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Days NeU Issues

The Province of Saskatchewan has
sold an issue Of $6,O0O,O0o six-year 6
per cent bond to a syndicate consist
ing of the National City Company. L.
II. Rollins G. Sons and Eastman. Dillon
O. Co. The bonds are being offered at
Us, to yield approximately 71s per
cent. Principal and interest are paw
able in New York
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc, announce
that they have sold the entire issue
of $2,ooo,ooo ten-year 71a per cent Sc
cured gold bonds of the United Fuel
Gas Company, offered at 98l4 and in
terest, yielding 7.75 per cent.
The new issue Of $l0,O00,Oo0 twenty
year 51a per cent Philippine govern
ment public Improvement bonds offered
by a syndicate of bankers headed bv
the Chase Securities Corporation and
composed Of Hallgarten & Co, White,
Weld q Co., Blair & Co., Inc; w. A.
Hartman q Co, Inc; Hornblower &
Weeks A. B. Leach d Co.. Inc.
kountze Bros. and West {. Co. has ali
been sold.
The Administrative Board of Michi-
gan has authorized the sale of So
Oo0,o0 additional highway bonds. Bids
Wiii be asked for either twenty-vear
= per cent bonds or 6 per cent one
year notes, to be opened August 81.
1t was said yesterday that the pro-
posed sale of 1878, 900 of first and
refunding mortgage bonds of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad would
not be made till the Interstate COM
merce Commission approved the road 5
capital adjustment program.
Town of Kearny, N J., per cent
sewer bonds are being offered by
Rutter & Go. and Ogilby & Austin, in
maeurities ranging from 1922 to 1860.
at prices to yield from per cent to
$40 per cent. These bonds carry tax
exemption in New Jersey, exemption
from Federal income tax and are legal
for savings banks and trust funds in
New York aud New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13

Southern Spot Markets = GaIV0sfON
steady, unchanged at 12.G5c; saies. 81
bales. New Orleans steady unchar
12.15c; sales, 1873 bales. Mobile
unchanged at lie; sales. 10 bales .a
nah steady. IS points higher lsc.
sales. 72 bales Norfolk steady. - ,aints
higher at 12c; sales. 500 bales augusta
steady. % points higher al l2.50c, sales,
s. bales Memphis steady. unchanged at
1850; sales 1900 bales. Houston steady
unchanged at 12.50c; sales. 1855 bales
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at 11.25c:
sales. $40 bales pallae steady, unchanged
at 11.5oc. sales. 1875. Montgomery firm.
8 points lower at 1920; sales. II bales
Fort Worth quiet, unchanged at 1150c,
GALES Is ba,es
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13

LONDON. Aug IL Trading was
quiet on the Stock Exchange to-day
Bar gold was quoted ~ ll2s 1e; mone!
was loaned at 3si per cent. Discount
rates were: Short bills, 4a4 per cent
three-monih bills, as per cent.
Closing auotations ON stocks were:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Money and Credit

The Wall Street money market was
quiet yesterday, with the call rate
remaining. at per cent all day. Bank
ers said that the indications point to
an easier rate next week, owing to the
difficulty of placing loans at the 6 per
cant ratn
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13

Bank Clcarings-Banh clearings at
Now York yesterday were: Exchanges,
4553,5oo'o 600; balances, 45,100,000.
Silver-Londcn, 37hd; New York.
domestic bar, 99Mc; foreign, 60Bc;
Mexican dollars, 467s.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13

Asked
ADAMS ,l 1.l,. Exp. q e ccc & L S54 AZ.
Alas Cid NJ 4 * c & Isl pr 30 So
II An ca5lelal 1863 col ciapd7 7' pr ii5 -.
Am AZ 'ts c6 pr pr S z q.s Cres can capds RF s 3
4 rIn necs S pr q & 9sv chen M VI g 8 &
Am Chcle llSs l5i4 Del IIud. go l0l
An lee pr. 81 o2 - 7. & W...lSO les
Am ia France Sls So bon 4 G.. 3. =.
Am Malt & liza l3 lDet * Mac a.
Am SIN pr 67 60 DO nr ..... 20
Am st Iy pr 81 81 Diamond Moo li6
sum r pr IS 794 d S & A
Am An, WI WI q ar. - % % 81 Dal Dilo I sup. -
n < I. pr pr q x do 'Ig pr .''.. "0s 70 70 SO
Ann Arbor :, 9 i 'East kod nr.lo5
Ar Meta.s. II is l.m Hrant pr 2l -
D 6 "a pr IS q .rs ID pr lSrs ms.
1'laatc E nei s7 oa3 Foa "p NJ iaS I. g' = 5u 50
do pr ...lQ5 los i'hcr nyu ur a7 Io7
1a..n Nichols = G@ &@ Tsaa Hss 353s i5' !, l5'
Aao Sales Co IA do pr '"' aeD' pr SS 81. l9s %
nai Ioco pr % ~ ''gi do '''oi, dse pr ~ az es
Barnett Lea. Al a. Dlhsnd o DIT 30
,.,.li, r. isa. $5ssao 70 % 5i5s
noofh Fi,n e or q % '9S a5 N NJ q. =
I'sn I5l1. fqlseg 20, 81 Hartman man Corp 90 =
% 40 cts Is -. -. ~" pc = ia ASii Aeric.l os,s ss
'is" ds pg sa''. g ss T" l'' l.I 9r iss4
llll.2q'Ti'3 llar X - * a Ias Alssa E.. r 50 I4
Dar ( sasa... rs ui sait ''D''. # a.. 5,u 59
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Dividends

Standard OIL Company of Ohio-An extra
dividend Of 81 share has been declared
in addition to the regular quarterly divl-
dond of s. share. both payable October l
to stockholders of record August 2G.
Regular Declarations
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Imperial Bank Statement

BERLIN, Aug. 12-The statement Of
the Imperial Bank of Germany, as OF
August 6. shows the following changes,
in mnrks:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
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: