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The New York herald., 1921-03-02
COTTON PRICES UP
ON HEAVY COVERING
At High Level Of Session Gain
is AZ to 20 Points-Advance
is Not All Held.

A heavy covering movement, attrib-
uted principally to strong Liverpool
cables, caused a sharp recovery In yes
tcrday's cotton market. prices advanc-
ing AZ to 20 points at the sessions high
level. Not all of that gain was held
through the day: sharp reaction In
the afternoon carried the list back TO
nearly Mondays finals. Near the close
improved support was once more In evil
dence. the finish being 32 to AZ points
net higher. Local spot was up 4O points
to 11.65 cents. From the markets ac-
tion 1t was evident that its technical
position was more or less strained De-
cause Of its oversold condition. The up
turn was no more than natural. the ma
jority of operators agreed. Neverthe-
less. many We're surprised at the sud
denness of the reaction.
Prices were up 81 to 68 points at the
outset. Liverpool, instead of being
lower, was 80 penny points higher at
our opening. English interests were
buyers In the local ring, and the trade
also took cotton. Business was fairly
active and mixed. Local and outside
shorts took considerable, and profess
sionals and the South furnishing most
OF the cotton. Sentiment was undoubt-
cdly affected to some extent by the de-
cision of the United States Supreme
Court unfolding the Fe@eral Farm Loan
act After the opening there was
heavier pressure and prices eased. The
market lost none of its strength, how
ever, and came back quickly.
Until the start of the fourth hour the
list showed an advance Of moro than
one-half cent a pound. Renewed heavy
Southern and Liverpool selling and with
drawal of trade support left the market
open to fresh bear attacks in the fourth
hour and the list broke to more than so
points less than the days best, March
receding to IL cents and May to 11.32
cents, unchanged from Mondays clos
ing. Wall Street and commission house
support reappeared around the low and
the market came back nicely. closing
about 20 points down from the days
best prices.
Range OF prices:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 90
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Republic Iron G. Steel Company. the
regular quarterly dividend of 1ssee on the
Preferred Stock was declared payable April
LIST, 1921. TO stockholders Of record March
i6th 1921.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
of tho Republic Iron 4 steel Company VIII
be held al the office OF the Company, -
Exchange Place. Jersey City, ~ j.. on
Wednesday. April 18Th. 1921. az II o'clock
in the forenoon. for the transacti2n Of any
and all business that may prcpe.iy come
before the meetiiss. Transfer bee Ks of the
Company. both Common and Preferred. viii
be closed at 3 p. NJ. March 10th. 1921, and
reopcned at 10 4. VI. on April 14th, 1871.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. IS.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
of the Republic Iron & Steel Company,
dividend Of 1876 the Common Stock was
declared payable May 2nd. 1921. to stock
holders of record April 2end, 1921. Books
remain open.
RICHARD JONES JR. Secretary.
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sEx dividend.
SUGAR STOCKS.
GRAIN

CHICAGO, March i.-UneasIness over
political tension in Europe tended to-
day to make wheat prices average
higher. The market closed firm at the
same as yesterdays finish TO y, cents
up. with March s1.669. and May
st.57% to s1.5s. Corn gained Is to Il
cents, oats Z to Ss cents and proyis-
ions 25 20 So cents.
With news at hand that allied mill
tary and naval forces we're massing to
coercc Germany and that tho rcpara-
tions conference at London had quickly
thrown aside Germanys financial plan
the wheat bulls showed some courage
Upturns. however, were counteracted
considerably by estimates that farm re-
serves amounted to 27.000,000 bushels
moro than last year and by reports that
spring wheat seeding had been begun IN
southwestern Minnesota. On the other
hand, gossip was current that conshgn-
ment notices showed falling of. as
rural selling to avoid March ! taxes had
ended. Taken as whole, trade was
light and the market easily Influenced,
with shorts covering at the last.
Corn and oats were strengthened by
assertions that consumption Of both
since last harvest had been the largest
In the country's history, despite de-
crease In farm animals
Provisions advanced in line with hog
values
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Army Orders
idl Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Burenu,
WashInxton. ID. G., March I, 1871.
ATANHATTAN
80 army orders have been made pub

These army orders have been made pub
lie:
return to proper station. Council Bluffs,
Iowa; First Lieut. Alexis Won Schmidt.
honorabiy discharged. These officers trans
ferred TO Forty-fourth Infantry: First Lieut..
Mcintosh. and First Lieut.. r. L. Bacon,
Fortieth Infantry. Camp Sherman, TO San
Francisco. then to Honolulu, and report 70
commanding General Hawaiian Department.
Seventeenth Cavalry: Capt. A. T. Lacey,
Eighth Cavalry, Fort Bliss; Capt. John T.
Pierce. Jr., Eleventh Cavalry. Presidio OF
Monterey; Capt. T; A. Dosyns, Jr;; First
seventh Cavalry. Fort Sam Houston; First
Ideuts F. W. prury. First Cavalry, Doug
las, Arlz.. First Lieut.. J. L. simpson.
Tenth Cavalry. Fort Huachuca. and First
airy. Fort Clark, 20 San Francisco. then 80
Honolulu and report TO commanding General,
Hawaiian Department.
MISCELLANEoUS-Ffrs Lieut.. Fred AUS
stin Air Service. 20 san Francisco; Capt. 2.
g. Edison. Air Service. TO Camp Jackson;
Major Frank Engle, Ordnance Reserve
Corps, to home and report arrival BY let
ter TO Adjutapt- General: Capt u: g. For
10 Manila and report TO commanding Cen
eraf. Capt n. g. Montgomery. #. A., re-
port 70 chief OF field artillery for tenn
porary duty for not 20 exceed one month.
then assigned 10 Fourteenth Field Artillery.
Fort Stll; First Lieut.. Howell II. Hanson,
~ A.. special orders February is amended,
assigned to Thirteenth Field Artillery, Scho-
field Barracks, Hawaii. 10 San Francisco.
and then To Honolulu and report 10 CON-
',o,TTARTERMAsTER CoRPS-MaJor u. n.
Diiler, 10 Fort Howard Major q. s. Gtllis.
from Prosdio OF San Francisco 70 Letter
man General Hospital; Lieuf.-Col. Ralph y.
Hayden, 70 San Francisco. then 10 Honolulu
and report 10 commanding General.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday In the United States District
Court:
GUS JARETZKY. involuntary, against Gus
Jaretzky, note broker. 6T3 Broadway. In
behalf OF three creditors. Petitioning cred
itors and amounts claimed are: j.. Saff.
$3.50; p. Brecher. 81 800. and T. Siede. 500.
Joseph Krtnsky attorney for the petitioners.
ABRAHAM LUSTGARTEN, involuntary.
against Abraham Lustgarten. cloaks and
suits. West Nineteenth street. in behalf
of three creditors. Liabilities given as
creditors and amounts claimed are: Peter
J. McElroy, $500; u. Schwabacher. $500,
and ]. Nash. $500. Zalkin & Cohen are at
torneys for the petitioners.
II. A. SCHOENES 4 SON, involuntary.
against Harry A. and Percy l.. Schoenen.
trading as II. A. Schooner & Son, raw
skins and furs, 40 West Twenty second
street. IN behalf Of three creditors. Liabiii-
ties given as 100000 and assets 500. 900.
Petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: Rawlings Webster. s10i: Schiff, Ter
hume & Co., Inc, 81 .156. and Catherine A.
Whitehead. s11S. Benjamin Davidson at
torney for the petitioners.
NEW YORK GARMENT COMPANY, invol-
untary, against Irving Barbash, trading as
the New York Garment Company, skirts
and dresses, 81 West Twenty fourth street,
IN behalf OF three creditors Liabilities
given as $4,000 and assets $4,000. Peti-
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are
r. Siegel, $3.50; j. Frimarck, 1929. and r.
Benjamin, $3.50. Maurice l.. Shame attor-
ney for the petitioners.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The cotton
market closed to-day at a net advance OF
20 TO 30 points, repurts International nego-
tiations in London having caused fluctua-
tiont during the day. The close: March.
1t.15--; May, 1f.50c.: July. il s2c.; October,
12.2Oc.; December 12.40c
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston steady, unchanged at 12c.: sales
62t bales. New Orleans quiet. unchanged
at $i1 .25 sales 3s5 bales. Mobile nominal,
Unchanged at $l075; sales nil. Savannah
nominal, unchanged at Sf3.50: sales nil.
Wilmington dull, 25 higher at 1lc.: sales
MI. Norfolk quiet. 80 lower at s1i.5o: sales
50 bales. Augusta steady, unchanged at
s1o.3s: sales 1890 bales. st. Louis quiet.
unchanged at $l2.30: sales nil. Houston
steady, unchanged at $11 %: sales 3.1S3 bales.
Little Rock quiet, unchanged at 12c. ,ale3
4o1 bales. Dallas steady, II higher at SI0.25.
sales Lee bales. Montgomery dull % lower
ct S10.25. sales 2S1 bales.
LIvERpOOL.--spot cotton in more demand
at 10 points advance: middiing 6.57d Sales
1000 bales. American 5000. Imports 5000
bales, American 5000 Tenders. new docket.
1000 bales. Futures opened steady at to
1o points decline Closed steady at net
advance of - to ~ points March. IoId.:
May. 7ffd. July. ltd. October. 7.s5d.: Dc
cember. 7.a2d.; January, T.e5d. Manchester
Yarns freely offered; cloths quiet
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules In sankruPd,sy @ p,s
were filed Tuesday in the United states DIS
trict Court: - e,.,.,,.,os =,
DE KALB BUTTON woRKs-schedules ,l o.
David Dublin and Jacob Michelow. traoihg
as Do Kalb Button Works. buttons tdn, anu
cotton goods, 40 East Ninth street, SNOW
liabilities of e18,52f. OF which sl2,6li are
unsecured claims and $3.50 secured CLAIMS,
and assets given unknown. Archibald
Palmer attorney for the bankrupt.
GOLDsTEIN, BERGER & SHAPIRo.,Scne-
duies OF Samuel Goldstein, Harry Berger
and Philip Shapiro. trading, as Goldstein,
Berger e. Shapiro, against whom petition
was filed December s. 1920. show liabilities
Of siI5,757, OF which sio3 .sS7 are unsecured
claims and 50 $3.50 secured claims. and as
sets OF S3s sos. of which $4,000 Is STOCK
In trade. $500 machinery. tools, &C.. and
G2f. .T22 debts due on open accounts. Prince
& Nathan are attorneys for the bankrupts.
ASSIGNMENTS.
FITz ROY JEwELRY CORPORATION. re-
tall jewelry, I6s West Thirty-fourth street,
has assigned for the benefit OF creditors to
Benjamin komarow. -
SARAH SILVERMAN, retail furniture, l63
Allen street and 81 Avenue A. has assigned
for the benefit of creditors TO Herbert NJ.
Rothschid and David Lonshein.
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STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED or.
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
yesterday was dull. Straits shipments
we're quoted as 29@ also; Straits tin as
29@32; Standard tin as 2S@29.75; 80
per cent. tin as 27G $3.50. Copper was
duil spot and. March. 12.62h April,
1875, all asked. Lead was dull New
York spot, 4 East st. Louis spot, 3.S5
asked Zinc was dull New York spot,
5.f0 East st. Louis spot, ass asked.
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PROPOSALS.
REQUEST FOR BIDS.


The Delaware, Iackawanrs and western
Railroad Company, pursuant 10 the order OF
ths Interstate Commerce Commission. dated
October 9Th, 1919, Ex Psrte No. ~, and amends
,nents thereto, gives notice that Il viii re-
cslye bids for Fabricated Steel Fla,e Work
depcribed below, according 20 plans ana
spnciflcations on file in office mentioned
below:
Bridge No es.4t Washington. =. J.
Estimated Weight 10 tons
Grade Elimination Cortland. ~ \.
Estimated Weight 90 tons
Bridge No. 22o.ip Coventry. n. Y.
Estimated Weight 90 tons
Rridre No 243 10 Sherburn, ~. Y.
Estimated Weight ioi tons
Bridge No. 800 so at Delavsn Ave,
East Buffalo, n. Y.
Estimated Weight 1875 tons
Point ot delivery--F. Q. ,. points mentioned
above. -
'rIrne Of delivery During 1921 as required.
'rerrs ~ raynaent--To be arranged.
plds rnest he submitted % 4. Il. Wuhbc'i
Purchasing Agent. at his office, % West s
n A. C on or before noon % March pth.
ifQt and VIII bc received and opened by
him at said office
B,ds 10 nc accepted must comply n Gil rs-
rpeets to the order above mentioned
IRE right Is reserved 70 reject any and all
bids.
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STATE BANK CALL FOR FEB. 2s

ALBANY, ~. y. March i.--The state
Superintendent OF Banks issued to-day
a call to all state banks. trust COM
panies and private bankers for state
ment OF their financial condition at the
close OF business on February 2s.
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. A K EFT S
PHILADELPHIA.
BONDS
PITTSBURGH.

$1,000 Phil Ell fst IS. 81 81
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE Oh ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS

NATHAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Nathan
Manufacturing Company will be held at the
offices of the Company. Rooms 30s-309. 81.
Fifth Avenue, New York. ~. Y. on the 9th
day of March, 1921. at II o'clock A. NJ, for
the purposes OF eIecting five Trustees for
the ensuing yeer and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Polls VIII remain open from II O'Clock
A. NJ, until Il O'Clock noon.
Transfer books will be closed from the
26th day OF February. 1921, until the 18th
day OF March, 1921.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
THE LIBEnTY NATIONAL BANK or
NEW YORK.

100 Broadway.
To the Shareholders OF TIE LIBERTY MA
NoTIcE o1Tcs IS HER HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting Of the shareholders Of this Bank WI
Be- held a. IL o'clock In the forenoon, at tbs
sff,ces Of the Bank, i2o BraaaMayM; M sew ,c,i fo,s
vote on the question OF the liquidation OF tns
Bank as . National Bank. 20 take effect AZ
q future date. and 20 au.horizs the directors
to execute a Certificate of organization As .
state Bank. as required by the New York
Banking Law, and 10 take. and 20 autnorizs
ths Directors 70 take. such other Acuon as
quotation as a National Bank 10 become effsc-
tiee its corporate existence az State Banx
10 begin and a merger with The New York
10 the terms OF the Plan and Agreement for
the merger OF The Liberty National Bank 81
New York into The New. York Trust Csm.
hailed to the =hareholdsrs:
By Order OF the Board OF Directors.
FREDERICK W: wALz. Cashier.
Datsd. February !. 1921.
NOTICE or sPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
The Board OF Directors OF ~. Seiignnan
Merchandise Co on January 2stn, le-l,
having adopted a resolution that In their
opinion II IS advisable TO dissolve such cor
poration forthwith. and they having there
upon called a special meeting Of the stock
holders for tho purpose Of voting on such
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that spe-
ciai meeting OF the stockholders OF n. Selix-
man Merchandise Co. win be held at the
offices OF the COMPANY, 10. zoo Fiftn Ave Ave.
York. on the 9th day of March. 1921. at
eleven o'clock In the forenoon. for the pur-
pose OF considering and voting upon tho
with dissolved. and OF transact,ng such
other business as may properly come before
such meeting.
rv-
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COPARTNERsmIr NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
~~z~~---4@s~--4~-~4~--
ANNOUNCEMENT.
February 2sth, 1921.
Tho firm or J. III. Braid q Co., No. 20
BROAD street. has this day dissolved partner
shin tho business 20 ho carried on under the
name of r. NJ. O'Nell, forfaer member cl
tho above firm,
tsirnedl Z. HAROLD BRAID.
r. VI. O'NE1t..
NOTICE.
" Harold Braid. formerly Of tho above
firm, will have offices at No. 20 Broad
street known as Y. VI. Braid, Member Con-
soiidated stock Exchange Of New York.
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William Farrell & Son. Inc.

The Board OF Directors on Feb. y, 1871
declared regular quarterly dividend (No. -
OF si75 per share on the preferred stock.
payable April T. 1921. TO stockholders OF
record March 10, 1921.
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LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO co.

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. = 1921.
A dividend OF one and three-Quarters per
cent uAse) has been declared on .he Pre-
ferred Stock OF IIGGETT & MYERS TO-
BACcO COMPANY. payable Aprp ,st. 1921.
to stockholders of record at ti,s close OF
business March 18th. 1921. Chechx Nil be
TT. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
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Reorganization of
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc.
Chalmers Motor Corporation

The time 70 file the forms Of applica-
ton attached to Application Certificates
for new stock in excess OF the minimum
rights OF purchase conferred by the Plan
and Agreement Of Reorganization dated
September !. 1890, and TO make the
initial payment Of an amount equal 70
$40 in respect Of each share Of Class a
stock 90 applied for, has been cr-
tended, nifhouf penalty. to tho close
OF business on APRIL 4, 1921.
Dated March :, 1891.
WALTER y. CHRYsLER. Chairman
D. ". HARBECk, Nice-Chairmar
ELDoN BISBEE
JAMES &. BRADY
HARRY BRONNER
leo NJ. BUTZEL
HUGH CHALMERS
GEORGE w. DAWSON
". v. EyERITT
HENRY v. rO0R
n. ". TINKER
RAIPH VAN yECHTEN
COMMITTEES
A. A. RosT. Secretary.
"a broadway, New York CITY.
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office Of the United Gas Improvement Co.
~. W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets.

Philadephia. December J. 1870.
The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend Of ono and three-auarters
per cent. (Saisc per shaTe) on the Preferred
Stock OF this Company. payable March IS.
1921. to holders Of Preferred Stock Of record
nt the close OF business February 2s. 1921.
Checks viii be mailed
II MORRIS Treasurer
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A,iERICAN a CAN 90.

A quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent. has been declared on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company, pay able
April let. 1921. 70 Stockholders OF record at
the close Of business March i6th, iH.i.
Transfer Books viii remain open. Cheeks
mailed y. ~. ISNcN,
Secretary n Treasurer.
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United STATES CAST IRON PIPE
AND TOIfNDRN COMPANY.

NeW Iora, JnnuaFy u, 1H-I.
Tho Board OF Directors Of this Company
has rhis cate declared dividend Of five per
cent (5eso on Its Preferred Stock, payable
one and one-duartor per cent. GitesD quar-
,erly; the first quarterly dividend TO be paid
March IS. 1921, 70 stockholders OF record
March /. 1921. -
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CABI.Iss.

Rio 10 rcis higher. Dollar rate 20 lower
at GSlO0. Exchange I'D. higher at 10isd.
Receipts 1900 bags and stock I53,oOo bags
There were 10000 bags deducted from stock
for local consumption. Santos futures 80
TO 40 reis lower Receipts $1,000 bags
stock 3i1i bags, 900 bags being deducted
for local consumption. Receipts at ports
5000 bags, against 1900 two years ago
sac Paulo had $1,000 against % 900. and
Jundiahy $1,000. against 1900 two years
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LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.

81. Douls, Mo-, Ieb. y. .9-f.
The transfer books OF the Registered Ieo
bonds OF LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO
COMPANY VIII close at p. NJ. Marc, 18th.
1871. for the payment OF interest ~ said
bonds, due April LIST. 1921. and win reopen
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. April End. 1921.
T. Il. ANDERSON. Trcnsurer
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sEx dividend.
TOBACCO STOCKS.
U. s.-cANADA ExCHANGE SET.

sex dividend.
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OTTAWA, March 1.-The rate OF ex-
change in connection with shipments OF
freight between points in Canada and
the United States March 1 70 ~. inclu-
sive, will be 14h per cent. with sur
charge Of . per cent, the railway COM
mission announced to-day.
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rENNsYLvANIA OIL MAnkET.

OIL City, March i.--Credit balances,
81. Runs, 109,lSs: average, $3.50.
Shipments ss,S71; average, 49,710.
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THE DELAWARE s HUDSON COMPANY. rsnS

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER (2Hss) PER CENT. the cap
Iiai stock OF this Company win be paid az
the office OF the Company. 3c Nassau street.
In this city. on and after Monday, March -.
business to-day.
BY order Of IN. Board of Managers.
IL nANTEG
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NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW YORK PRICES.
wHEAJ-No. hard. s1.a0A: No. mixed
durum, Si.76A c. 1. (. track n. Y. to ar
rive.
CoRN-No. yellow s7i.c.; No . mixed.
SGAc. g. |. Z. ~. Y. ten days shipment.
OATS-So. 1, white, 57c.; No. Q, white.
56Kc: No. .. white, 55i9c. No. 4. white,
53isc.; fancy clipped. white, G0izc: ordinary
clipped, white, 5sc, all elevator
RNE-No. ., Western, st.0sitc. Z. o. b. and
ti.6fisc. & |. T. ~. Y.
BARLEY-Teeding, 5sas4c; mailing. $50
BUCKwnEAT-sound milling. so.55 a 100
lbs.
HAy--No. /. sf.45df.55. No 2.sf .35d As:
No. 2, 81 .2Qq 80; shipping, si9i.15.
STRAW-No. rye, $isni0 a ton.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn Oats,
Yesterday. $4,000 f,1T0O00 8Ta, 600
Last year.. 662. 900 1,1s2,000 1.o32, 900
sEAB0ARD CLEAKANCEs.
Flour. Wheat. Corn.
Yesterday. ~ 900 5000 10000
Last year.. 10000 $1,000 ......
flour
MINNEAPOLts. March 1.-F1our un-
changed: In carload lots family patents
quoted at Se30n0.35 barrel 4. es pound
cotton sacks shipments. 50,13J barrels
Bran--s23. Wheat-Cash. No. northern,
81 .6lisfD1 .6sas March, Sl.52A: May, S1.52sk
corn-No. 3 yellow. 54d55c. OatB--No. q
white, 3sss1fo9sc. Flax-No. !, Si.79k1
f.SIk.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTs
sEABoARD CLEAKANCEs.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, March l.--Bar silver 32iad.
an ounce bar gold, 1865. 10d.; money.
5L por cent. Discount Short
bills. z per cent three months bills.
s 1916 per cent? gold premiums at
Lisbon. 40
PARIS, March Prices were heavy
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. IS francs 40 ccntimcs exchange
on London, 50 francs So centImes per
cent. loan, s3 francs s5 centimes: the
dollar, 13 francs s7is centimcs,
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RICHARD JONEs. JR.. secreiary.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York. March !. 1921.

NEW X T. Io-4s
PRETERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. sS
A dividend OF one and three-qua rters per
cent. I&es) on the Preferred Stock of this
Company has this day been declared. payable
Friday April l. 1921. to stockholders OF rec
ord at the close OF business Wednesday,
March 16, 1921
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York.
5. S. DE LANO, Treasurer.
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kEILY-spRINGFIEIp TIRE CoMPANi.

quarterly dividend OF one dollar and fifty
cents (si .50l per share on the Six Per Cent.
Preferred stock OF this Company has been
declared. payable April 1. 1921. TO stock
holders Of record at the close OF business
March rs, 1921.
g. p. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Secretary.
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York, March 1, 1921.

DIVIDEND NO. "a.
quarterly dividend OF three per cent.
$3.50 on the Common Stock OF this Company
has this day been decla red. payn BILE Friday.
April ]. 1921. to stockholders OF record ~
the close OF business Wednesday,, March 10.
1921.
Checks WIN be mailed By the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York.
S. S. DE LANO. Treasurer.
H. C, WICK Secretary
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BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
SUGAR.

Raw and refined sugar prices were
unchanged yesterday.
The range OF prices in yesterdays
futures market follows.
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COFFEE.

Tho range or prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows: