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New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Trade. Activity Declines
Purchasing Falls Behind Last
Weck's FIGURES

Purchases from manufacturers and
wholesalers throughout the country
this week, as shown in the merchan-
dising activity report compiled by the
Credit Clearing House, were o per cent
less than last week, 3,5 per cent less
than year ago and 5.3 per cent less
than two years ago. Slight increases
in purchasing activity compared with
last week were shown in the Pacific
Coast section, the Mountain section
and the Eastern section.
Payments also declined, showing a
drop of i per cent from last week, SO
per cent from year ago and 8 per
cent from two years ago.
"Thcre are signs of a distinct re-
vival," says the report, "beginning at
the Pacific Coast and already extending
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Calls Style Necessity
Elimination Would BE Caias-
irOphe, Is View

The elimination of style from cloth
ing would be an economic and indus
trial catastrophe, says David N. Moses
sohn, executive director of the Asso-
clated Dress Industries of America,
challenging l.. w. Wallace, executive
secretary Of the American Engineering
Council, who, in speaking before an
engineering convention, asserted the
American public was paying huge
subsidy for waste occasioned by style
changes in apparel.
style" says Mr.. Mosessohn, ais the
outstanding element which makes the
textile industry the second largest in
this country. Clothing. would be worn
if it possessed no style, because of
necessity, but it is style that creates
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Raw Silk Advancing

The local raw silk market is stif'en-
ing. Price advances are small, but the
continued activity Of primary markets
in Japan and China incicate further
advances here unless the rise in those
markets is checked The hosiery trade
continues as the largest buyer in the
local market and certain grades taken
by the knitters have become so scarce
that premiums are paid for immediate
and nearby deliveries
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Crude Rubber Weaker

Offerings of ribbed smoked sheets in
the crude rubber market yesterday
were bid at prices which leading rub
ber men believed were the lowest in
the history of the trade. Quotes on
spot, which were as low as 14A cents,
revealed decline of almost one cent
from the preceding days price. Little
interest was shown in first lateX offer
ings. Several market men were un-
able to account for the present con-
dition of the market, and expressed
the opinion that the outlook for a
strong recovery is anything but favor
able
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Typew riters
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$5ooo-Wonderful opportunity to
secure a business Of unlimited
possibilities. Product used by
women in all parts of the world.
Small overhead, with big profit.
Full information will be given on
receipt OF Your name, address and
telephone number. Act promptly.
This opportunity will not last.
Box G 200, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Sales Hold Up Well
Dollar Values in New York
ONLY SIighilv Lower

Dollar value Of retail sales in this
district during April, according to the
credit and business conditions by the
Federal Reserve Agent at New York,
was slightly less than " Of i per cent
below that of April, 1920 Sales in
New York and Brooklyn stores were
rs per cent below those of April 1920,
while elsewhere in the district the
average was 5.8 per cent ahead of last
year.
The number of transactions, as re
ported by nineteen stores, increased Is
per cent, indicating a wider distribu-
ton of merchandise. The average
amount of each sale fell from S368 in
April, 1920, to $324 in April, 1921, a
decline of t2 Der cent
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Investor Wishes His List Checked

Question: now own $4,000 Liberty
bonds, ten shares Standard Oil of New
Jersey preferred, $1,000 Northwestern Bell
Telephone per cent bond Gal, $500 West
inghouse Electric e. Manufacturing per
cent bond 1891, three shares Atchison,
Topeka & Santa F'e common, fifty shares
International Petroleum, My income from
above is about $500, 1 am holding the
International Petroleum as a speculation.
The balance 1 am seeking to place with
safety first at the highest yield. Kindly
advise if you think they are wisely placed
or suggest some means of exchanging
whereby 1 might have safety and a higher
return. w. NJ. B.
Answer--We think all of your invest
nent bonds are high class with high
degree of safety of principal and in
terest. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe common is a business mans invest
ment. If the railroad situation i'm
proves the Atchison dividend is safe.
The Atchison, in our opinion, is one of
the strongest of American railroads.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
ExceptiOnal-S25 5OO

One of the very largest manufac-
turers iii its line offers live, wide
awake man opportunity to conduct
a business of his own under his
own name. Profit possibility of
1000 and more on turnover.
Only consider man who can and
will make preliminary Investment
OF $1,000. For interview Friday,
May 27th, send your name and
telephone number to Box G 2oI,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Commercial Credit

Commercial paper remains fairly
active, with rates unchanged from
those that have prevailed for several
weeks. Most paper is discounting at
per cent, with less desirable noted
going at ~ per cent. while highly de-
sirable paper is discounting at 612 to
ga per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accep-
tances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve hanks.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

to the acceptance agreement under
which the fur auction house has been
operating for more than year, but
NO definite agreement WAS reached, it
WAS said, following the meeting. The
reports of creditors on the reorgani-
zatlon plans will be made at meeting
to be held at q date to be named later
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

BARGAINS~-New and shop-soifsd tr7nke
pSgs' sul1cases, steamer outfits. Thomas
G. Hunt. $50 9th av. (4Tth st
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, May 26.-Thc weekly state
mont Of TIC Rank Of ENGLAND follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
iTiUestrrlesas
Information

Qnssfs0ns Of general interest Co aH-
Vtsfers s9dl be ans,eered In this ces.
smn, in tchieh case only initials wiil
ee used. OTHERS Wiu be aas,oered Ar
e'ais. Address all snqairiss, irseies-
sag q stamped, addressed envelepe, to
staamcfal Editor, The Tsibune. Isk
Nassau Street, New Work City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

They will visit the Homestead Steel
Works and other industrial plants, ac-
cording to Dr., II. Robert Weltie. ad-
vance representative. About thirty are
interested in strictly business matters.
Ten constitute the textile group and
ten others are chiefly interested in
sociological research. work
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Want Advertise ents
Wanted Wantd Found and Rewards
Situations Furnished Rooms Agsness
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT--Uniou Pacific Railroad Company
Common stock certificate No. 4s.51l toi
Notice is hereby given to show cause 70
the said company 100 Broadway. New
York City, why SAID certificate should
not be cancelled aud new certiheate
iRsued.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Judgments Filed
In New York County


The following judgments were filed yes
terday, May 20, the first name being tina
of the debtor:
Alex Miller G. Bro, Inc.-Rudoph
Bros. Co. ....,....,......,t, SS61 d
Acme Operating Corp.-C. Smith
ct al ...........,...s 1854
Products Co. ,......:..D.....' 2.Oo5.9
Duane Renting Co .,........ 2371
Augustine. Chas, Il. (Empire No
tion Co.)--M. Barsh ct al. 1928
American European Service Co,
Inc.--State Bank .......... 3,035.9
Borda. Margaret T--E W. Wag-
Broollyn & queens House & '''''
Home ,Corp.---C N. Lee eft al. 1885 2
Bernstein, Samuel. Tucker. 1176
Barkowitz. Samuel-W. r. ElH-
son. ct al. ................... $40 8
Black & White Express. Inc
NJ. Williamson ...........,.. 2S52
Bowser, James s.. and New AM
sterdam Casualty Co.--People,
Clark, Thomas. John A. Feenicks
and Fidelity & Casualty Co, of
n Y.-same ..,......,...,... $500 o.
Cohen, John--F l.. Herrschaft 2S9 Il
c. s. Wertsner & Son, Inc-T.on-
don Guarantee & Accident Co.
Ltd. ....;..,..,. .............. 1850
Commodore Motors Corp, Inc
Il. A. Wagner. er.....A...A.s...a I,47ITt
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
B usiness I'roub lie s

Curtis Business Paper Co, Inc
J. v TrombeIta.........,. 1910
Dcmpwolf. charles and Rebecca
De charet5e, Marquis AZ. 6. '-'
Burghard ....................... 10000
madgc and Percy TaImadge-
Dodge y & { castle, as Inc.-Di saivo - S''','
De Manchera, Jack An. Kar-
n1ins}u ,.:..:.: ,:.'..... ......,. sSs.32
Epstein, Saiie-State Bank. ..... 1,281.67
Edwin Waist CO., Inc.--R. Haber-
r3g@s man uo,otny co.n = wst, 15sss rs ss
FarnsWorth Done NJ Brown. 6,866.7S
/ Frederick Reed Corp.-M. Bloch 921.61
Fine, Henry, George, Moses and
Cornelius UIenry i'ine & sons)
Il Unterberg & Co, Inc.,.... 651.3
Gottcsman, Herman-J NJ. Levy 1926
Carson, DaVid--L. OXman.,.... 149. 81
brary Bureau ..... ........... 117S.61
Wolf Inc. .................... zoo. 95
ct al. .....,......,.... .......... $3.50
lis j. Gomez & Co)-Dee
come E. !. and i. canno Of
Hasco ,sco''f building Gini GOV L. COS '''''
grove .,..,............... 1.2S5.2o
Horowi9z. Mordis-Bocle Baking
HUT Nathan-A. Appiebaumi. 8io.5o
HoT. Anton--MusicaI Curier 90. 23.2o
Harlem Socialist Educational
Center, Incl. \. Berger l6l.91
Intercity Fur Dyeing, 1nc.-Her-
shon Realty Holding Corp. 1895
I International Commercial Corp
c. II. Brqshaber. ...... .......:. 4s,545.sS
Dutch & Co.......,..,..-.. 972.45
People, tc................L.. 10000
Kelly, Oliver S.-R. Stratton... $4,000
Katz Philip-A NJ. kraus: ...., 2,620.7s
ierins, Martin by gdn,-R. j.
Kataman, Louis-Uniyersa TEX
1iDonsr B9rt gbsr,.. 8i l.ey:, 53S45 599 AZ
$. Bentzel ,,...,.:...' .,........ S17o6
a. schurmann & CO., Inc. 1886
Link. john vs.. jr-West list
Apartment Corp; ,...; ;........ 51O.S5
Lyons. Arthur L.; Joseph u. Nc
Caffrey O.. & Nj. Stevedoring
Co)--Dominion Trading Co. of
N Y, Inc. ...........,....... 800 so
Lynch, Patrick En-. schklar. 1854
Lindenborg, Martin-H, Jaburg
ct al........,. .,............... 20461
Markowitz, Joseph--O. Richman. 1885
McCol mick Joseph E-Stanley
& Patterson. ...,............ 1904
Marcus ..,................. 43S 20
ing and supply Co......,..,.,. 26s9s
O'Nenl. Adams Cor. Smith. 1O675
orgus, Adolph American-Irish
Historical Society ....,..,..... 1.4S1.3O
Perry, MarX~-H j. Sprung ..... 290 Al
Prayer, VIM, 81 w. Adams. $500
Policemens News-StandaTd En-
craving Co.................. 5S1s4
Palmier. Pasquale--C, Monaco. 1,0S9.96
Presto CRYSTALLINE Co, Inc. Abra-
ham Skladman, David Rotman,
Jacob Rivlin and Samuel Las
ersoj-R, Freund ............ 1.54fS9
Reid Robert E.-S. /. Allen..... 7S2.08
Rose. jerome. Inc.-C. IL Patter-
son. Observation-Disclosures. s24oa
Robert Foresman & Co. Inc
Musical Courier Co.......... 295.20
Ranke, Geo. T.--S. Gompers 35S22
stuart Alexander. or Alexander
A, Sscardaccione-I Riohman 3so7o
stuart, Chas. F.--F E. Peterson. 34S.95
Sargons, Lawrence c. O., c. Sar-
= gons co)-Rolen Rubber Co.. 1soso
Schott W.-People, &c....... 10000
sutton, Redondo B,--Jacques
Gems and Precious Stones Inc 15S3So
Strivelli, Frank, Al Nav Anster-
dam Casualty Co.-People, SC. 1000. 90
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
No Decision on Fur Company

Several plans for reorganization of
Funsten Brothers G. Co., the Interna-
tional Fur Exchange, st. Louis, will be
presented to all creditors for approval
or rejection in the near future. The
plans were discussed yesterday at the
Guaranty Trust Company by the ad-
vsory committee of bankers, parties
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

NURSE, young; country preferred: excel.
lent references Miss Fitxssrslds Bu-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
7 understand That the above per cent
Doubtful About Railroad Stocks

Question: would like to have your
opinion of the following list of securities
I am not dependent on their income for
living expenses; in fact, 7 am able, to save
for investment something more than the
return l get from them: One Brooklyn
Union Gas 8 per cent bond, 1916; two
western Electric convertible 7 per cent
1925; two st. Louis &c San Francisco prior
Hon 4 per cent, 1850; one Kingdom of
Norway per cent. 1870; thirty five shares
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany common. purchased at 9S; thirty
five shares Union Pacific preferred, pur-
chased at so; twenty shares Pennsylvania
Railroad common, at 40 " ten shares New
York Central common, at 6S; fifteen shares
Anaconda Copper common, at ~. Would
you advise selling the New York Central
and Pennsylvania at present prices and
buying more foreign government bonds
wise changing the Union Pacific preferred
to stocks or bonds giving a higher re-
turn? If so, what would you suggest of
approximately equal safety? / prefer
long term Investments. DO you think it
would be wen to hold the Anaconda until
the condition of the copper market has
changed -. *.
Answer--We think that Pennsylvania
common, New York Central common
and Anaconda common, while they may
have attractive speculative possibilities,
are not safe investments, and we think
that if you were to sell them and buy
Kingdom of Denmark 8s, new Northern
Pacific Great Northern 6h per cent
bonds, due 1886, being sold at a price
which yields 6%, and De Laval Separa-
rator 8 per cent bonds, recently selling
around par, you would be making a
safer investment and would be in a
position to profit by the increase in
high grade bond prices which is likely
to take place, in our opinion, within
the next five or six years. We would
be inclined to hold the Union Pacific,
although the yield is low. The ques~
tion Of just when you should sell your
Anaconda common is speculative mat
ter about which we cannot advise.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

To- the Mountain section. This indi-
Gates not only that tho public is in
creasing its purchasing, but also that
merchants, encouraged by this, are
laying IN fresh stocks of goods"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Swiss Mission in Pittsburgh

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PITTSBURGH, May 26.-Forty Swiss
business men, members of a private
economic mission, will arrive in Pitts
burgh tomorrow as guests of the
Chamber of Commerce Trade Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE TALE & TOWNE MFG. co.
Dividnnd go ne

at. Dividend No. 112,
shass Stgldent No. H. OF five per cent (5es).
tors I'D ~, declared by the Board OF Direc-
1921 VIZ ~ & past earnings, payable July LIST.
es k:.lo 10 stockholders of record at the close
D1siness, June 18th. 1921
J. II. ToWNB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coY7Rr
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW
YORK Thornett & Fehr. inc. complain
ant, against Marden. orth & blasting :
company, Inc, defendant; creditors are
hereby notified that pursuant to the order
of the Hon. Thomas I. Chatfleld, Jiidea
OF the United States District Court tor the
Eastern District OF New York. dated the
2$d day Of May. 1927. all creditors are
directed to present their claims as OF April
ath, 1921, the date of the appointment or
the Receivers Rec herein. duly verified in form
required by law. to the Receivers care ~
the sClerk of this Court. Postofffce Rl,fld :
ing. ing Borough of BROOKLYN, city OF New
YORK. \. y, on or before the 22d dav ~
July 1921 Any dividend or dividend :
hereafter to be paid the Receivers herein
snail be upon the claims filed pursuant Ia
this notice. except upon special or further
order of the Court.
WILLIAM G.. HEATH,
THEODORE SgITT
WILLIAM j. SMITH
ROBERT B. EONEYMAN
Attorney for Receivers. 81 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

A RECoRD-inveBtors' money back In a
years, they still owning property worth 1
lines lines What they paid for it, producing big
~ NE Ie income ~ Particulars from TEMPT p.
TERRACES. As f. 41st ST. Murray Hiil 500
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 14.78 per cent
Last week it was 1928 per cent. Rate
Of discount, 612 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Postage Stamps
Trunks

CASH for postage stamps. unused ux,A
corrections Elite Stamp Inc. 1882 IfseAT
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

Silverman. Harry L., and Nathan
Honig-M A. Aufses .......... 273.77
Sargent, Edmund c.-B. p.
Quinn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1864
Safer Samuel and Kate-A. ].
Levy ........,.,..... ..,,.... $3.50
sobol, Isldor D.-s. A. Schneider
ct al. ...,.',.......,. 1923
Thompson, Edward or Erwin.
Shapiro ............,....... ............. 134.59
Taylor Frank Pm. Goodman. 1920
Trio Garage. Inc.-Peoplc, etc, 100 90
U-Need Ice Co., Inc.-Garriello. 2,100 AZ
u S. Fidelity g. Guaranty Co
Real Estate Title Insurance &
Trust Co. of Philadelphia ct al. 34,36990
Wilson, Richard 7. jr.-L. NJ.
Cochrane ct a1..,..........., 3090S
Wulf, Frank-Brentwood Realty
co. ................. 1875
Hilke, Anna--S. Abeoff .,...... 37091
al. ..,...,..........,..,..,..... 32o52
Bronx County
Berman, Joseph C.-P. Weinstein
II Son .............. ........... 3tS.I2
DR. Hcrman-Modern Yarn Co,
Frankei, Louis Mn. Galef . 363 So
Garfield, Tsidor z--17Sd Street
Realty Co. .................. 32.72
Greenfield. George-B Gross. 494 So
Herman, Lytton W--R. Nogel. ... 469.72
Wolf ................... 16O72
Robbins. Thomas-T4 G. simon 396.o6
Ryan, Thomas f. Sd-Pelbam
Heath, Inc. ................... 543.13
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
PUBLIC NOTICES

cR2E1DIToRs. OF poNNENHIRscH =
Ave. are notified that the business 30 ba y =
been sold 10 Nathan Sroks Presen, ali
claims before noon Of Friday. May 2T.
1921 al l471 Madison Ave. -
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

the S second that a of the S creditor I and date
when judgment was filed:
Barnett, Arnold H.-R. Loe~
wenthal March 2, 1920. 80. s227.o5
Rosen william and Abraham
Treibt2-People, etc; May
H. 1921 (vacated( ........... ZOO 90
shenven, Morris and Abraham
Treibitz-People, etc; May II.
1921 (vacated) ................ 10000
Mitchell; Jan. 20. 19l9...... 26754
j, r. Building Co. Inc-W.
Hauptmann; Jan. II, 1919...; 26lO5
j. r. Building Co.. Inc, and
Jacob Reich-Lockwood Co;
Jan %, 19l9. i;......, ;,. S4sSl
j. JsSob e. RFldihg RdhdhR Co.. {, NIT Miiobsr s1d
nrlsngeT ~ Abraham 6rs, w A.
=, Brady; July II, 1919 ..;,..,. 1895
Brady; May q. 1921. ...f..r., 1850
Erlanger, Abraham L.-W. A.
Brady; Jan. 10. 1918,...S ... 7,4350S
Schiffo, Ida, and Peter Cap
paralo-People. etc. May IL
Eisen sem Realty Co.. inc.-A1 NJ. 'OVOV
Chaser; oct 81, 1920 (reversed) 1.sls7s
j. r. Building Co.. Inc, Brandt
Bros. Building Co.. Nathan II,
Brandt, Yetta Reich and jacob
Reich-Klock Contracting Co;
March Is, 1917. 17.............-. 69s.0
ct all Oct 20, 1870 ......... 15.11s.59
Casualty Co of America. s.
Bailey; March 20, 1917...... 4e9s.1s
March 2. 1920 2O'.........",l... 'O''..,''. 4,s28o3
Baker; June yum Is, is 1917 I7........". p 42ssss
berg: March 81. 1921 (vacated) 1O8.75
Heifrck, Frank-B. l.. NJ. Bates
ct all March is. 1911........ 5l9.65
j. r. Building Co, Inc. and
Lead Co; Feb. /, ig1s. -. 1o1.ss
J. F.. Building Co, Inc.-Lock
wood Co.. Jan. 25, 1919..,..... 43444
In Bronx County
j. r. Building Co.. Inc, Jacob
and Yetta Reich-Dimock
Fink Co; Jan. Il, 1919,..... 1860
J. r. Building Co, Inc, ami
Jacob Reich--Dimock & Fink
CO. Jan. 81, 1919. ,........,. a1h93
March Is, 1918. ..,........". asl71
Nobel, lsidor-M. Lefsht; Sept.
zt, 1915.... .'........}A A....... s7o9
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
ANNOuNcEMEN1

ANNOUNCEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the co.ns-2
nership heretofore existing under tina arm
STONE & KoTTMEIER
| IN winch Mary Romsine Stone and rnlt,x
kottmeier are co-par sners will he dissois1ss
on April 80. 1921 "a
u is requeated that ali smounts dna .rs
accfning TO the above firm he yen,fftad ~. -
pIoInptlI as possible and any r1s3rs =
Duane ST. NNN& a. ASz
signe9-MARY RoMAINE sroNm
sgnsa--JuLTUs KQFrMEITR
New York. April 81, Iasls
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
COUNTRY BOARD
HELP WANTED FEMALE

HOUSEWORKER and cook for summer in
country; no objection TO ! child. Bar
ringer, 1O45 Park ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Diamonds. JeweIry. Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cs<h frors
individuals or estates BENNETT. III
Broadway, 2d ioor
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

-Four full columns OF iss.
cestnaeEst questions and an
scers are published in The
Tribune creSy Sundsy.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
instruction

MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in thea ters; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Building,
644 8th av. H2d). Bryant 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Dogs, Cats, Birds, Poultry, etc.

LONDON DOG AND BIRD SHOP. 2s2
Flfth ave, best place to buy dog ca4
or bird: all accessories
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Better to Hold Katy Bonds

Question: am holding the four follow
ing bonds. Two $1,000 Missouri Kansas &
Texas Railroad Of Texas per cent, 1912,
first mortgage; two $1,000 Missouri Kan
sas & Texas Railway Company 4 per cent
first and refundng mortgage AS you
know he Missouri, Kansas e Texas sys-
tenn is in process of reorganization. I un-
derstand the above per cent 1912 bonds
are quoted As bid, So offered The re-
organization looks to if it will be
a long -dra wn- out affair with considerable
doubt to the outcome. Do you think
it would be advisable TO sell the above
bonds at the market and purchase the
following with the proceeds. my object
being to have the money better invested,
income producing and with better outlook
for the future? One $1,000 Chicago, Mif>
waulSee & st. Paul per cent, 1926
European -loan-price about So; two $1,000
Central Pacific Railroad per cent, 1916,
European loan, guaranteed by the south
ern Pacific Company price about 60% one
81. 900 St Louis &. San Francisco Railroad
s per cent, 1850, income bond. price about
AZ You will note that the above plan
would involve very little additional outlay
of money. Do YOU recommend the above
plan ?--Y p.
81 understand That the above per cent
2004 bonds are quoted 40 bid 81 offered.
Answer-We would not suggest an
investment in the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul As, due 1925, or the st. Paul
& San Francisco income bonds, due
1860. We consider the Central Pacific
per cent loan, guaranteed by the
Southern Pacific, as a high-grade in
vestment. The plans for the reorgani-
zation of the Missouri, Kansas G. Texas
are understood to be nearing compile
tion, and in our opinion it will be only
short time before the plan is an
nounced We would be inclined to hold
the first two mortgage bonds you have
until you see what the reorganization
plan is.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Bedding, Mattresses, Etc.

Mattresses renovated beds relac.
guered; speciality work promptly done. 307
w. As. Audubon 10329.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

Looking for IL comfortable Furnished
Room Consult select list in to day s
Tribune.--Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Mining

i5SS iisS :A%sf An =. Hi9s5 %i8 4 Il . X i.
i5s$ i5S$ ss:.:s / I & & :, = y
s9 soe9 Big Ledge -. 4 "a 4 r
,5oo0 3ooo +{Bootb .BS -, q 4 3 3l5
s3QO sCandelaria S. 36 36 81 55
;:sS ;:sS e ::fess65oy s55s5B : cor ~ a. 81 Z
:sss :sss crsss@a Con Con { G * Ia Ia ia
52oo 5soo Div Ext "a p) 80 S3 SO 80
sopg FL Salvador S. 4 4 4 4
ssV0 Emma Silver. 11z III
4fO00 *Eur or NJ CO. 40 81 48 AZ
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