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New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Cotton Drops Kc
To New Low Level
On Foreign Tone
Uneasiness in Liverpool and
Manchester Over Political
Situation Factor in Sell
ing; Little Support Here

The cotton market showed renewed
weakness Yesterday. Tuesdays rallies
were not only lost, but prices made new
low records for the season, rejecting
renewed r weakness in Liverpool and
nervousness over the outcome of war
reparations. March contracts we're
relatively weak. owing to the ciroula-
tlon of notices estimated at 2 ZOO bales,
and sold off to 10.52c, or 81 points net
lower. Later deliveries showed a net
loss of 81 to 81 points during the early
afternoon, with May selling at 11.l2c,
but there were rallies later, with that
delivery closing at 11.45c and with the
general market closing very steady at
net decline of rs to A3 points.
feature OF the early trading was heavy
selling of July. supposedly on orders from,
the head OF A prominent New York arm
who Is now In Liverpool
southern spot markets a. officially re-
ported, were unchanged to SO points lower
with mtddling quotations ranging from
o25c at Dallas to the nominal price OF
lS soc at Savannah
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and IS points lower at 1l.20c FOR
middlinS- No sales were reported.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Tic following petitions in Bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in the United States
BRoNN BooTERv Morris Cohen and
Daniel Neulinger>. shoes, 1905 East l65th
JAeos Be wEfN1NdER H51f FH9'un5afs boats and shoes
1872 Wilkins Avenue, the Bronx, involun-
SPERBER. MARAcHIcK 6 crTRoN.
FROST STREET GARAGE GIarry L.
Maitz' MendeI Niederberg and Philip stein
berry, 59 Frost strsst. Brook5lyn, yolun,
claims and assets of $3.50. debts due in
UNION YARN CO INC. silk yarns 424
Sixth Avenue: Involuntary
UNITY DRESS co. (Victor riebowitz).
dresses East Thirtieth Street, involun-
HYMAN PETRoPH dry goods rn-r-
voluntary. Liabilities. $l.7ss, all unse-
cured claims, and assets OF sil2T Of
which $50 are stock In trade and ;277
cHARIEs A. ANDERSON g CO. ex-
porters and importers. 595 Broadway in
HoRTENsE sprER. restaurant keeper.
1915 Seventh Avenue: Involuntary ia
biitles. S14,o26. all unsecured claims, and
Julius BLuMENTHAL. electrician, 2a6
Grand Street. voluntary Liabilities. 81
500. all unsecured claims, and assets of
81. 600 stock in trade
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court by Judge NJ 7. Man
John 3 Johnston receiver for & Kawa-
hara, doing business as G. Kawahara &
Co. against whom petition was filed
January Z. 1921, with a bond Of S25,000.
Ruth Iewinson. receiver for Peolo CT
relic cotton and WOODEN goods and silks
SCI Norris Avenue. Bronx. with bond Of
81 500
the Union Yarn Co. Inc. silk yarns. 424
Sixth Avenue. with i bond of s25o0.
Max Rens. temporary receiver for Jacob
Avenue. Bronx, with bond Of $500
f. \ Henessey, receiver for Morris
Bronx Bootery shoes, zoos East 1854
Street Bronx, with boud OF sl,5oo.
f. X Henessey, temporary receiver for
Victor Lieboyitz, trading as the Unity Dress
4 bond OF 500.
schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
we're flied yesterday in the United States
N NEW YORK vEuoDRoME CO. INC.
Liabilities s4s,5ss, all unsecured claims,
and assets of sl17,ois. OF which $4,000 is
real estate. $40 600 unltquidated claims.
s1s5t9 bills. promissory notes aad securi-
lies. and 50 500 machinery. tools, etc
CHIC MADE DRESS co. Liabilities.
$22 $50. of which S22Sl0 are unsecured
claims. and assets of $3.50. of which
81. Q3S represents debts due in open ac-
counts. 1854 property in reversion, trust,
etc. and $3.50 deposits OF money in bank.
SANTIAGO BRIONES. INC. Liabilities,
sl6,7l3, of which S15,765 are unsecured
claims and 1854 taxes and debts due
United States, and assets Of s9,+lo, OF
which $4,000 is stock In trade. $4,000 ma
open accounts and $4,000 other personal
property.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Activity in Woolens Grows
Idle Spindles Decrease, Espe-
ciallv in Worsteds

An upward trend in activity in
WOO len and worsted manufacturing
machinery in this country is indicated
in the Department of Commerce re-
ports as of February L. Slight de-
creases in the number of idle looms,
carding and eombing machines and
spndles were made, compared to the
January l report, with the exception
of carpet and rug looms, in which Il
greater percentage of idleness was re-
ported than at any time since the in
dustrial depression began.
clearer key to the exact condition
of the industry is gained from the idle
hour reports, which have been issued
only for the last three months. The
percentage of idle hours to the total
reported ON February 1 was so in wide
looms, 66.7 in narrow looms, 635 in
carpet and rug looms, 64.3 in cards, 81
in combs, CAS- in woolen spindles and
55.3 in worsted spindles.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Cotton Hosiery Auction
About 2,5O0,OOO Pairs To Be
Sold TO Establish Prices

About 100000 pairs Of mems and
women's hose, mostly women's. the
product Of the Ipswich Mills, will be
sold at auction next Wednesday bv or
der of Lawrence & Co., selling agents.
The auction Will be conducted by Will
merding, Morris & Mitchell. in the
salesrooms, 470 Broome Street
Although the 5000 or more cases of
cotton hosiery to be sold look large. it
is understood that it is less than a
mo,nth's normal production of the
mills
The reason for the auction is
ascribed to a desire to allow buyers
VINO have been holding off to make
prices at which goods VIII move, rather
tlan TO llGuidate surnlus stocks
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND TO HOLDERS or
ORDINARY AND PREFERENCE SHARE
WARRANTS tn REAPEp

WARRANTS To BEARER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Di-
rectors have declared Second Interim D;vi-
dend on the Ordinary Shares for the wear
from the lst October. 1920, to 30th Sen
tember, 1921. Of 40 (beins s3-5d. per
share) free OF British Income Tax. pavabLe
on the 3lst March, 1921.
Holders of share warrants to bearer for
Ordinary Shares viii be entitled TO be p.;d
the said Interim Dividend on or after Il.
SAID 3lst day Of March, 1921, at the Office
of the Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York.
SO Lombard Street, London, .E. C. 3. Coupon
No. IS must be left for examination at
the office of the said Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York, 80 Lombard Street. E. c. ;, three
clear business days Excluding Saturday.
before payment is made
NOTICE is ALSO GIVEN that the Dr.
rectors have declared dividend at the
rate OF % per annum on the Preference
Shares for the half year from the lst
October, 1920, to 3lst March, 1921. The
said dividend Qess British Income Tax at
the rate of s. In the T., that is to say
l-5d. per share net. is payable on the 3lss
, March, 1921. Holders of Share Warrants
to Bearer for Preference Shares will be
entitled to be paid the said dividend on or
after the said 3lst March, 1921. at the Of
nee of the National Provincial & Union
Bank of England. Ltd, Savoy Court, Strand,
London W. {. 2 Coupon No. IS must be
lett for examination at the office Of the
said National Provincial & Union Bank Of
England, Ltd, Savoy Court, Strand, ". e.
Z, three clear business days Excepting Sat.
urday) before payment is made.
Dated, 18th February, 1921.
By Order A. M. RICHARDS. Secretary.
Westminster House, Milbank, London.
S. w. /.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
New High for Failures

A new high monthly record for la
blllties in commercial defaults is shown
IN the February failure report by +. G.
Dun Co.: The 1,64l commercial in
solvencies reported are 254, or 1874 per
cent below January's total. whereas the
FEBRUARY indebtedness of S6O,S52,449
l6.7 per cent. A year ago the February
defaults numbered only 492, with liabiIi-
ties Of less than $40. 900 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
January, December,

In retail trade throughout .he 18th
Reserve District, net sales for Janu-
airy were l4.3 per cent below those Of
January, 1920, and 43.7 below those Of
December. Stocks on hand at the end
of January were N.4 per cent heavier
than last year, but Al per cent lighter
than at the end of December. The ratio
OF inventories to net sales during the
month were 502.4 per cent and the per-
centage of outstanding orders to total
purchases during 1920 was SAL Prices
were reported to be from 10 to 80 per
cent lower than in January, 1920, which
indicates that there was not neces-
sarily a reduction in the number Of
sales transactions.
Better conditions are reported from
the Atlanta district by Federal Reserve
Agent Ward Albertson
In this district the following per
centage increases and decreases at
Wholesale in January from January and
december, 1920, were:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Sharp Decline in Net Sales
at Wholesale and Retail:
Situation Not SO Serious
In Southeastern District

Wholesale and retail trade activities
on the Pacific Coast apparently are
moro depressed than in other sections
Of the country, according to statistics
compiled by John Perrin, Federal Re-
serve agent at San Francisco.
With the exception of groceries,
wholesalers reported great decreases
IN January sales, compared with Decem-
Der and January Of last year.
The average percentage declines in
January were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
P. r. T. Earns 63 Cents

The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany reported net income, after
charges and taxes, for the year ended
December 81 of s3S2,o65, equivalent to
SO cents share. at $50 par value,
outstanding, compared to S1,715,s76. or
S286 share. earned in the preceding
year. Gross amounted to $3S ,SO7,354,
against $35.358,471.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial money is
still strong, according to note brokers
and commercial bankers
Rates are steady. Commercial paper
continues to discount at 7a4 to per
cent for the bulk of new notes coming
into the market.
Bankers acceptance rates are un-
changed at the following quotations is
sued by the American Acceptance Coun-
oil
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE De
ANGELS FUEL CORPORATION:
Notice IS hereby give$ that a spec a
ANGELS FUEL CORPORATION. cor
poration organized under the Laws OF the
State or Now York. viii be held al the offic e
OF said corporation. at No. ESQ Broadway.
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City. County
and State OF New York the sth day OF
March. 1921 at 90 o'clock In the after
neon. for the purpose OF voting on a pro po-
sition 70 change the name Of said corpora
ton from DE NGELIS FUEL CORPORA
TION the present name OF the corporation
to DE ANGELS TRADING CORPORA
TlON. the name said corporation proposes
to sssunae.
Dated New York FEBRUARY nth. 1921
6. de ANGELS. Secretary.
e de ANGErIS President
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

Southern Spot Markets-New Orleans
quiet. 20 points lower at lie; sales 81
bales Mobile nominal. IS lower at 10 soc; /;
no sales Savannah nominal. unchanged at
IS. soc. no sales. Norfolk quiet, unchanged
al ll.5oc: no sales. Baltimore nominal. un-
changed at i2c. no sales. Memphis quiet.
unchanged at 1cc: sales. $50 bales. st.
Louis quiet. 50 lower at 12c; sales.
Little Rock quiet. so lower At $50; sales.
1870 bales. Dallas quiet, unchanged at
lo.e5c; sales 1.oS7 bales
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
No. hard. .sl.9i $780,.
Tues
day.
Open. High. Low Close close.
March. 1904 1.70 1874 i.ss 1855.
May. 1.59ia 1.6Iia l.5ss4 l59it l5s
Corn
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. yellow .sO.sS54 SOS7i, s1.TlX
Chicago.
MAY. MAJ, .7oa. .soss 1861
July. y.......... .72i9 I'M 40
Yesterdays Previous ) Year
No. 3 white $685. @ Sc $685. sle4
Chicago:
May. y.......... .45ta ASH ,ser.
July. .46la ASS 1874
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close arr
No. Western. $l.TOia sl6Si. s1Ss1
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close ago
Spring pat
s9.oO@o5o ss.ooaa5o slgl21s
Cornmcal-
Rye. $40 0900 s50Qa.O0 5000 s.S5
bran. 81 90 $500 6l.OOqbl so
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
z. LORIIIARD COMPANY.

NV u y, -III, IE-I.
Dividends OF sl.75 per share on the Pre-
ferred Stock and $500 per share on the
Common stock of P Lorillard Company
have been declared. payable April 1st. 1921
TO stockholders OF record at the close Of
business March 10th. 1921. Checks viii be
mailed.
The Transfer Books OF the Preferred and
Common Stock OF the Company which are
now closed FOR the purpose OF the annual
Meeting OF the Stockhoders, TO be held
March sth. 1921. VIII reopen at 10 O'clock
a m. March 9th, 1921
WM B. RHETT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments We're fled yes
terday. the first name being that OF the
deb on.
Arthur. Louise Ell Jaburg ct al 1852. %
Benson Amusement Co. Inc-Cen-
tury Play Co. Inc. c............. 5T2. IS
Brock James j FredS " Often
and Geo Snith--Morris Plan
Taxier ................. 4os7c
Borer. Pauline--L Hirsch ct al. -06594
Besl<o witz. Alexander--N Taller 34055
Blue Point Co--North Atlantic
Oyster Farms. Inc. ........ 41,s62.36
Bercow, Herman B. Barclay
Realty co .........s.'. '........-...... 1891
Belzer. Robert Public Credit
Corp ,.......-. ........ $500
Beach. Richard &c Morris 1873 %
Bacarea, John--D D Sicher 2644l
Brady. John; James Dougherty.
John shea and Mary Brady
Morris Plan Co. n Y -. 1880
Banks. william; Joseph Muscat,
Matthew Osrlund and Rose
Osmund-Morris Plan Co, y Y. 3lsoO
Benson Amusement Co. Inc-Cen-
tury Play Co. Inc. 57e45
Chester Gown. Inc-Cuited Elec-
trio & Power Co Co.......... -7esn
Carlisle, Mary l. Kelly.... ss420
Charles w Calvin d Co-Barclay
Realty Go ............ 1880
Sonknn. Roland RI H Cooper. :,7s2.5f
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

Retail sales for January in the dis
trlct were 9 per cent below those of
January last year. Stocks were l14
per cent less than January, 1920, and
O.S per cent less than December. The
ratio of stocks to January net sales was
549 per cent, and orders on hand at the
close of January to total purchases
curing 1920 were per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Western MARYLAND Earnings

Net income for January of the West
ern Maryland Railway Company was
Sl,210, compared to S164,O44 in January
Of 1917, according to~a statement made
public yesterday. Net operating rev
snue amounted to S19492S, against
S326.4SO.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Salts fed judgments

he first name is that OF ths debtor tf<
second that 9t he creditor and date when
Judgment was fled.
SON Dec. u. l920..---...'..., s1oo.s5
Suderov. Abraham VI. Cold
muntz et a Feb. 10. 1927. 1925
Wooiseger. Jose ph-United Dis
tlllers Co Oct. -. f4l5..... 2lo0o
kaufman, Isaac. and Fidelity
and Casualty Co. Of New York
People, etc Dec. e 1a2O
Cvacatedl .'....-..'....'...-'.- 10000
Lej ser. Adoiph-A. g. Appel;
Aug. 5. 1903 -...-....-, Is027
Marguevltha, Mitchell H. A.
Treat Sept l5. ia2o 2s75s
NJ garthy- Caroline and Jerome
Bank Of the city OF New York.
April >, 1903 .............. 1876
Mcdowell Co.-D. j. Wagner,
March Is, 1909 ........'...... 1885
Hame--J. Wllis Oct. o. 1Sl4.. 1920
Coney Island K Gravesend Ave-
=. oct. II. lsl9......'...'4.....,' 1868
Greonbrg. Meyer. and Jack Al
venio--H sachs FAB .. ls2l 9oo.os
Danao Frank. and Fidelity and
Casually Co OF New York
Gated, ..........'...#. ..#.....-... 10000
Wasserman. Max, and Fidelity
and Casualty Co. OF New York
same. Dec. -. 1920 (va-
Sdlea) .-.....- 500 90
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Unrestricted Ra,c Sugar
Sells BeIo,r Cuban Price

Th.re was little interest IN raw sugar
again yesterday. although full duty paying
sugars sold at ~ cents. cost. insurance
and freight against the price Of *
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Business Troubles

Charles " Bucz & Co. 1nc-M
e5,.1s.... "4%@'"f is.n " ss..s 59!.f: IL 4;
Alonzo Morse De Wit nj
and sllr36na Jo6n II cssrsil %s,trT qT9shy ga.
Dougnerty Edna and Joseph Hen
- Morris Pan Co Y..-... 11o.7O
re- ct al ,......... ..''..'.'...7. ca7.e5
rs. sfsiq-Ppalie s.,.. cred4t Corp .sa.o
%. p F. finnerfy ...'.'....-. 1886
- hunseiIAIorris Plan 90 OF y 1880
Green, Villa nl-Arnour & CO. 1oa9O
Gaines, Frederick II~W q HAS
=. l4sli; 3 1, costs; costs ,,...,-..... iso IS
tlstay Wire Works Co...-.... goa SO
Graud. Davta-Best & Co... 1a9 70
Gaffney. John P, Bernard A Orhel
and aIs. T Thongs Harvey--Morris
dTi@ish Geo Wv N;"fasE 81 lard ssss5 ssss5
S:To6l sr: J2se pm Mer6er 1881
Harrison Joseph-T V Burke 1s.4 99
Hahner Bernard JrA Z 4 Ber-
Hirsehhorn, Abraham--s kapian '''-'
,,4'.. ct -,.,, 23715
man and Sadie Hartman-
Morris CO OF y Y...... ia an
Holohan. PasrioS "a strauss ii5.l5 I5.i5
'f'ft-'Al-'ilA j
Goldman CIIeller & Colalnan)2
y W0eish0ffer ...--... opS 40
harnig. Henry. and Max Lipprlan
lPhoeniN Electric Co)-Eilllott
Kappa port. Inc.............. 112 A
kaufman, Milton-M J bernstein. 57I.4y 57IIsy
hhpatrieN, Sa!nuel-Aiorris Plan
Co of \ Y..........-... ~ n
Kronisch, Fred. ana Melrose Dress. -
L rlrS.o lnfmS Einlselstein - .:.. 2.aes As
>Nasden \ katz) - Austin,
Kssas lI9r4se-w. 46nes'oc<. 1o.i57si y. q
-lata y Co, Inc. H. Finlay
Iotito. Louis-s. Cannava o. 81, s92 p !,
Levy, Henry Cubic Credit Corp. s9g 9o
Lawrence, Newbold I l.. l.
hita ct al-.-..-...- ........ 674O az
Levinson. Samuel Three star
F0untainss ,l. Inc ;,.....;........ 9s5 20
A ,,o~.,.ds foleck ct ;...... 2.16sss
,,N,l.l.,y Murrsy 6 Sons. Inc, ss2s3
=, and Louis ,s,,ili Sehiffman & Co. 26s 80
Mcsherry-P People etc. 500 oo
Musher Nathan--I.. Peresa. lo8 s29 ! 7
Maurice. Jane-Rose & zaderlz
Nassaner cSusfav--E. NJ. seweil. iiI.sS iiIss
New Anasterdain Casualty Co
M. NJ E, Wallseh, :, ..s,........ s,ls477
OBrten Paul-P sanicola ct al e6s.2s
Poe. Peggy B.-Frankin Simon
y Co ,,,.-..; .'.....-....- 1,234.47
Heiriegel .....: :....... 657.o5
M Marans ..........'... 7s4 20
REYNOLDS, George E~-A. Hopkins 5,lS2.s5
Rosenberg, Heyman Parker
Sheet Metal Works. Inc, ct al
costs $500. ..........:-. 1851
co. ................. ............. 1903
Ryan Parker Construction Co..
). Chard. costs. ............... 1885
Ricci, Leone-E. Pares 4,657.6o
Thirty sixth Street Corp. ...... 7a7.4a
l<ins ...'. sss13
Self William E.-L. D Baily... 7l8s
Segal. keeva, and BENJAMIN Segal
tQuaker Mfg. COD II. II.
Cohen '........... ...~.....,. l.65s.47
selder. Paul-Armour & Co..... 1926
5choen, Sidney (Schoen < Coz
Unit Trading Corp. 2sa.os
Smith, Raymond-I- Finkelstsin
ct al ...-.., ,......... ........... 44s.to
pof (segel & LippoHl--singer
Bros, & Day Co Inc ....... 1,v7i.45
etc: .,:..... 49,. - 100000
Bu.taoavoli .............. $4,000
yaughane Letitla, and Katherine
Wood wancs-Morris Plan Co OF
New York ..................-. 1880
weisfeld, Abraharn-state Indus
trial Commission 49, ;.-..:... 2ls.oo
Wassernlar, Jacob and ROlert
eAmercan Fruit Marketl-
-. YorNvilss Paper Co. ..,.t.-.- 1887
per Box Co. Inc -. lso.s5
& whiting Benjamin. Corp. 1.sss.4i
ONT A
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $s5091o.6o $1,000 @ G1450
D d beef
sides, ID ...... .140 Is .l4i2 20
Live veals, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ....... 1loo017.oo 1soo@a5oo
city. ib........ ,ls5 .as $50 .a5
Live ewes 40
lbs ........... 1000 SIS sooq1soo
Dressed mutton,
city lb... 100 is 1870 .2c
Live lambs, fair
lbs. .:......, lo.5o@ls.oo lsooea1oo
Dressed a III s.
Hss, s.'S Ss iss 1888 5Ss ll55 g 1883 sSs 1885 5s
. d hogs.
bacon. lb.....- ISL. 9.t6ss .22ss .23is
Pork. bbl ........ 5000 D3l.OO 4t0O9 AZ. 90
Mess beef, Dbl. e.. 1.00MlS0O l6.0O11S. 90
Lard NJ d q l.
west. 100 lbs. 12.a5@12.45 2Os592o.75
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

csnts cost ana freight, established BY tho
shsrniv an M Sommixe~ Fm,urs proks OK
SPOT market were easier. and nnal prices
wcrc ., l3 to Is points net lower.
The range OF prtccas
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

" est 1S6th st. Realty Co. Inc
s. Electric Light g. Power
~ p, ....... esosl
~ INC .,...,. .,.-...--. -. ....-.... 47455
Y. Accident Insurance Co. o..-...... sos.cs
.Mosson Bros ...........9... lsass7
Weiss. Aoraha MI. Buchsbaum
Ct al -. ..-......... ..-..... $3.50
ting Aiills-E. s Miiman -, 277s3
Iuckernan. Max Mills Fac
In Bronx County
American Wood Carpet Floor Co.
R II Donnelley Corpn .-... 5000
i,eaeh, flchard E--C Norris l2s -
Cas", thauncey SIS. Ferzick--. l20 20
"a n haus, Alberto Newman. 600. "a
Ecksrt, Enlil-Morris Plan Co., - a.
Eskovitz Harry. and John Ger
per-R II DonnellAv CorDn 2se2
Fung, Rlchard--M Epstein .-. 1872
hestier George. and Joseph stein
lnar-E Enterprise Novelty Co.
Inc .......... .......'..-...' a27a
hessier. Isidor III 1;ertner 500 a
Mora, VI sry. Bernard Ronlos
Raoul Schwartz and John Gavin
Morris Plan Co ...-. ... So IN
Nc CornlaclS. Cornelia B.-s. c
Master Inc ..............- c436c
Ma Kenzie Wood Working Co.
1nc--N. Z Central Railroad 1853 %
Rottntan, Mennl-R- H. Donnelley
Corpn ..--...-... 15ao4
Specht, Charles. and Isaac Vein
rub-H. Perlnan. 177o5
Hapos, George-J Stein. .-....-.., le7 g
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
P. LORTLLARD COMPANY

NtW OK, MATCH md, f31I.
Notice IS hereby given that the Transfer
Books OF the Registered Seven Per Cent
Bonds OF this Company viii be closed at 3
clock p. m March 18th. 1921, for the
payment Of interest theron. due April list
1921, and VIII be reopened al 10 o'clock
4 April Fad, 1921
WM- B. RHETr. rrsasursr.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

ouderov, Abraham-M. Gold,nutx
sl1s ,;ro a., avg, as, lsee a.5ls7o
s,,Irher,.s. -. ~ 10000
Tex9,}s .ms9a' pov; %. !, 1919 s.-...,- 1926
y4arlnss. nIu,s: Jan. an -. 1921 -. 24as.o7
" Nc MI ller-Audit Co of Ne,s
c;lass ao.A' seb; l. 1921 ...-..... ss7s.T3
Ct az Dec. 2s. 1e2o...-.. 1896
In Bronx County
Guttfl an, Marry G., and william,
5 Suyeran-H 8 Solomon:
Jan u. 1921. -----......--. sltaBs
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

Conec Futurcs--Absencs Of pressure IN
small volume OF business caused an upturm
Yesterday and final prices were to 10
points net higher.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

The annual meeting or the stockholde ers
ot the New York Suburbs Company viii be
held ar The Office OF the Company. Room
5le Vanderbilt Avenue Building 81 East
i2nd Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York, y. Y. on Wednesday. March l6.
1871, a 10 o'clock In thu forenoon, for the
purpose OF elect.ag directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
be brought before he said Meeting
JOHN II. STORERT Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cab1es-Spot cotton fair
business doing at points advance; mid
ding. 6.63d. Sales, 5000; American, 1000.
Imports, 1000. none American Futures
opened quiet but steady a 10 IS points
advance. Closed easy at net decline of
II to ~ points. March, 6.76d May, 7.04d
74Sd: January. T51d. Marchester Yarns
dull and easier: cloths dull.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Cottonseed Oil

The market developed rcactionary
tendency and at the close OF the day the
active positions showed net losses OF TO
- points. Total sales for the day were
8. 400 barrels
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

HEARING ON FORM OF CONTRACT
Notice is hereby given that q public.
hearing will be held At the office OF tie
Iransi, Construction Commissioner. No.
4e Lafayette Street. Borough OF Mauhat~
tan, New York CITY. on the gth day Of
March. 1921. AT II 80 a. m. upon ths pro-
posed terms and conditions OF the form OF
contract for tho construction OF the part
OF tho Queersboro Subway Rapid Transit
Railroad. Route No. 81. 4lst Street and
send Street. Eighth Avenue to Vanderbilt
Avenue
Copies OF said draft OF proposed con-
tract may be obt tanned at the ognce az fh>
$500 each.
JOHN II. DELANEY
TrAnsit Construction Commissioner
Dased. February Is. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03

'oint Stock Land Bank S.
l939-lo24 ~ ostl 4,
Jolni stock Land Bank SIS,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-03
Miscellaneous Markets
Tobacco Stocks
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

All Lobos 10 81 Mdw ...14o 14t
DO pref 10 80 IMt Prod. s74
BrA Ltd 81 IA 29i1 North OIL. Ct 81
Cosden 5% Pr & Rf. 4ss 47s |
Elk Basin So sA]+Salt c p. 97s 1915 |
I'm perial. "a 81 sap Ref. Az AN
Mag Pct.~l45 -55 West SITS. 4 la |
Merr OH. 12i4 l2r.J tPar, $40.