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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

Duffy for Cooper; Cunningham for Holbrook
Collins for Folliard: Frank for Collins:
Houlihan for Frank; Holbrook for Houli-
han. Langdon-Thompson for Love; Wolf
for Thompson; Murray for Fitzgerald; Steele
for Wolf; Love for Spittle. Goals from
court-McNaney t0). Duffy ~, Cunning
ham 49,. Collins 49,, Fitzgerald (2), Alsop.
Goals from foul-McNsney Il in 81; Duffy
q in p; Fitzgerald &c in 49,; Love (2 On
81. Referee. Fitzgerald (GonzagaD. Timer
Bratburd. Scorer-Stewart. Time of halves
Twenty minutes each.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

Goals from floor-Birthwright. 3;
Seipp. .; LaFountain, 4; Lain. Wal
Ter. Prender.. .; Roudabush. Goals
from foul-LaFountain. 5; Prender. s.
Substitutions-Seigs for Prender;
Dorm for Roudabush; Burdine for
Ady; Cardwell for Coleman-Referee
Hughes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

'CMake IL Pinehurst, Palm Beach.
Del Monte or wherever your favor
lite bunkers lurk).
Copyright. 1871. New York Tribune, Incl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

Add winter slogans-"Better fifty
traps at Belleaire' than to reign
at Baf1ns Bay"
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
STEEL STOCKS,

ID, 44isG5l5c.; extras. a2 score. 44c.: firsts.
37n43c.: seconds. 34rG36Ec.: lower grades.
s2G3Ic.; uusaited. higher than extras, $50
seconds. 35a37c.; state. dairy tubs. finest.
l2445c.; good to prime. 3Sn4ic. common
TO fair. 30p37c.; ladies'. current make. cx-
tras, 3iT3lisc., firsts, 20m3Oc.. seconds,
2sc.. lower grades. 26m27c.: packing stock.
current make. No. T. 27iac.; No. 2. 26lac:
lower grades. 2iG26c.
CHETsrc-New York state. flats. hold spc-
cials. 2ijxn22kc: fresh specials, 21izM22c.:
average run. 2On20isc: state twins. spe-
consin. double daisies. fancy, aoad.ic.;
single daisies. fancy. 20Ag.ic.; young
Ameriras. 2iHa22'sc.; state sliims. sul5c.
EGGs--frcsh gathered. extras dozen. as9
ssc.; extra frsts, 4im4Jc.; firsts. 3amt0c:
dirties, regular packed. No. I. 26n2sc.; No.
and poorer, isM25c.; checks, fair 10 choice.
dry. aem2ic.: refrigerator eggs. charges paid
3dhc.: firsts. 33hI3Jc.: seconds, 30nS3c.
refrigerator white eggs, sTp)t3c.; fresh.
nsarby hennery. extra fancy selections, 1in
I3c. average extras. .GsdI0c.: extra frsta.
G0ng8c.. firstH. 5iN5sa.. gathered whites.
firsts 20 extra firstH. Jin66c.: under grades.
s2rJcc; Pacific coast. whtes, extra frsis,
s0H6Jc.; firsts. 5in,Sc.: undergradeE. i5n
sc: other Western and Southern, gathered
whites. 36T aJc.. nearby hennery browns.
extra. 50msac.: gathered brown and mixed
colors, graded extra, a6gisc.; firsts TO extra
firsts. 3sftlJc.
rRrrrs. TREsH--Appies. green. basket.
Tsc.dS2.51 red. Ilces3.25: Duchcss. Dbl
s5TT King. S5nI. Wolf riiver s5Ts.ao;
Wealthy, s5n9. Mcintosh. s5Gin: Jonathan,
s5nil Alex, S4n7 Ifuhbardson. s5eid:
Grecning. S5dT; Baldwin. $5sf6.0. Craven
stein. siNT Wcnttra box. King, a2Il.Iy:
Jonathan. s3.o5ac5: Wiatar rsnana s3lii ~.
Pears. Beurre Bose, bbl, saMio; Bartlett.
Bartlett basket. ti.50n3..i: tsieffcr. sfI
i.5o Quincos state. bushc. s2.50n3 bbi.
Si.50dg. cranberries. Cape God. ono halt
bbi box. saqfG; New York, crate, as6ta.5
Raspberrses, Jersey. pint, i401i5c. IIuckIe-
berries. Pennsylvania and Jersey quart, 25n
ajc,; Nova scotia. quart; 5oMa1c. Pluns.
\ 10. basket, Jpg6Gc. Grapes, 20 lb. basket,
i5c.G$i.lJ, gift crate. y0c.d$i.25. Peaches.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
NEW GERMAN CREDIT
TALK BUOYS WHEAT.
Break in Sterling Exchange
Causes Early Weakness
Corn and Oats Easy.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.--Wheat developed
a little strength to-day, helped by word
that a new German credit was being ar
ranged. The market closed unsettled
at the same as yesterdays finish to
&c. to DC. higher with December s1.23
to si.29L and May s133 to $1.3Sh.
Corn finished unchanged to Nc. lower.
and oats unchanged 10 iac higher. Pro-
visions showed net gains OF 2i.c. to zoe.
Wheat showed considerable weakness
at first, owing largely to q sharp break
in sterling exchange. Complete ending
or the Argentine drought counted also
as a bearisl, factor. and So too. did an
apparent lul. in export demand. Later,
however. sterling turned upward again.
and more confidence In the foreign
financial outlook was shown, especially
after information was received which
gave some promise of better business
Conditions i'm Germany. Bullish senti-
ment was fostered likewise by advices
that emphasized rain damage to wheat
in the shock in the northwest 1t was
said arrivals at Minneapolis were damp
and lacked quality, and that millers
were becoming active buyers at Kansas
CITY. Estimates of farm holdings OF
winter wheat indicated that only a small
amount remained to come forward in
some sections.
Corn was easy. most Of the crop
being safe from frost. Prospective bet
ter export trade tended to strengthen
oats.
Higher quotations on hogs lifted pro-
visions.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
STANDARD OIL.

State fancy. bushcl basket. s3.50a3.,a:
average, S2.75of3.25; poor. s2M2.50; ~ quart
basket 60c.dSi.t0. MuskmeloDs. Colorado.
crate. $.m3; pink meat flat crate. T5c.u
SI.3I: ostrich egg melons. California, crate.
81 .75T2: Colorado, crate. $l61.I5. Casaba
melons, California or Colorado. crate. S1.75eb
q; Santa Claus melons. California. crate.
81 .50d2: Persian. 81. Oranges, California.
box. s2I5Ga. Grapefruit. California. box,
s3Gf4G5 Porto Rico, x2.o5nS.I0; Isle OF
Pines. box. SJ1i8. Lemons, California. box.
Florida. s5G7.5o. citron. nearby. bbl.,
81 .e5Gi.5O. watermelons. Southern, car.
si5oI.50.
POTATOES Maine, 1so lbs. s4el4.5o; i65
lbs, s3.5ou4.c5: Long Island. bbl. S4T5:
Jersey, rd., 100 lbs, $2J0W3.2': No. =. $40
.. sweets. Virginia, bt.., $325d3.I5; Jersey,
basket. 81. .25gii.Is. Delaware and Maryland.
si4i60 yams, Southern. bbi.. S3n3.50.
POULTRY. DRESSED--FREsH FILLED--
C'hiclsena. Western. brollers. boxes. .60i 36c. !:
fryers. 26I3ic.: roastcra s0diic.; Western
bbs. dry pkd. lbs. 36et40c.: 3a IDS.
onft3;c. 2 lbs. 2TG3ic. mixed wcights.
2sd34c. hbis.. iced. 23n21c.; virginia. $50
sJc.: nearby mlxed weights. 2sdf4oc: fowls.
boxes, 1s635c.: bbls. dry. ls43ic.: iccd.
isn33c. old cocks. iau.ic., turkeys. 30
soc.; ducks. Long Island. 2Sc.: SQUADS.
white, doz.. s2as.
POULTRY. JIyE-rRETGHT-Fow 2sfe
3oc spring chickens, 21c.: old cocks. 1sc. ::
old ducks, 22f1sc. turkeys. 32d3ic.: geese.
isd2oc.. pigeons. pair 30c: guineas. pair.
s0fi SIC. E%pHESS--f'owls 26gi3fc. chickens.
2T1aic.. ducks, o2I2sc. geese. swan, ljc.;
rabbits. H., 2od25c.; sucking pigs, soao
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
COTTON Is STILL
UNDER PRESSURE
After Quiet Trading List Drops
to Bottom, or Down 50
to 67 Points.

The cotton market continued under
pressure and sold off about 90 to 50
points in the course OF yesterdays quiet
session On the whole business was
quiet The absence Of bull operators
from the market was reflected from It's
opening, and although there We're pc
RODS when the list showed a slight
tendency TO recover the market was
unsettled from gong TO gong. II opened
at 13 TO 81 points net lower and closed
at the bottom. 52 TO 81 points net lower.
General sentiment was reactionary, due
10 the continued drop in Liverpool and
a feeling among commission houses
that the market was still a bit over
bought.
The decline of IA to 20 penny points
IN Liverpool at the time of our call
paved the way here for the opening
break. October opened under the 10
cent level at 1897. Liverpool and To-
cal longs leading the selling on the
call Bears mentioned the decreased
business III Fall River. print cloth
sales for the week being estimated at
only 10000 pieces. All wholesale dry
goods reviews. however. were more
favorable. A Chicago house stated
greater during the last week and that
many more buyers were in the mar
ket.
The opening decline OF more than %
points attracted sufficient support from
New Orleans and trade interests to
promote a recovery to within 10 to Is
points of Thursdays close. Reports Of
an improved demand for the actual in
Texas helped things bit for bulls. as
did many unfavorable crop advices
from the cotton belt. Sentiment was
aided somewhat by early Improvement
in the securities market. ..
The heaviest selling was encoun-
tered near the close and was mostly
local long liquidation on reports OF in
creased spot offerings in the belt
Southern wire houses We're among the
principal sellers in the last half hour.
The local spot market was off 1-2 cent
pound or SO points to 1920 cents.
The weather map was not an impor-
tant factor and week end statistics had
no influence. Except for a little .pre-
cipitation in the eastern belt the map
was clear. Traders, however. felt
more concerned over internal technical
conditions.
Range of prices:
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
GOLD FOR BELGIUM HERE.
100000 From Reichsbank sends
Two Days Total to $4,000, 900.

With the arrival or about s4.o00.0o0
In gold on the Hawaiian. of the Amer
ican-H n-Hawaiian Steamship Company.
fnom the Reichsbank and consigned to
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
presumably in connection with repara-
tions. there has been deposited within
two days In that bank to the credit OF
the National Bank of Belgium moro
than sS.000.000 in gold.
Small amounts. of gold arrived yester-
day from Colombia. Central America and
South Pacific ports. The Equitable Trust
Company OF New York was advised of
the shipment to that company Of $1S5.-
900 In gold bars from England. on the
Cedric.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.
oRPHEUM CIRCUIT REPORTS.
Pronts Drop to 70 Cents N share
In First Half Of 1921.

The Orpheum Circuit. Inc, in the FIRST
half Of this year had profits OF ses4,551,
or 75 cents a share. earned on the out
standing common stock after allowing
for ito preferred dividends, charges and
taxes. That showing contrasts with a
profit of $l.3ie.52o. or s1S9 a share. on
its common stock In the corresponding
1890 period.
The company's gross income amounted
to s7,625.026 IN its last fiscal year.
against s7.:44.3s3 I'm the corrcspondinr
1920 period. and its expenses. deprecia
tion. &c. $6.S40.475. against s5,677.s63.
Its Federal taxes required 100000.
against s250.o00. and It's dividends
ss2ii TO. against ss22.S7s. leaving a
deficit of s136,s19 for it's last fiscal year
in contrast to surplus Of $49s.647 for
the preceding corresponding period.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
STEEL AND WIRE CROP REPORT

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YoRK IfBaALp.
CHICAGO, Sept. fG.--rhe crop report
OF the American Steel and Wire Com
pany says: Forage crops in tho South
Atlantic. Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states as we'll as In Pennsylvania.
New York, New Jersey. Alabama and
Miseissi.,pi. are suffering more or less
from dryncss Hot dry weather is still
Corn has made such phenomenal prog.
rcss that most of the corn may be con-
sidered maturcd Large acrcages have
been cut and are either in shock or In
the sIo. Husking has commenced
Potatoes are spotted but arc showing Inn
provcmcnt. Sweet potatoes promise a
big yield. Crop conditions on the Pacific
coast are satisfactory"
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
"MoDERN M1LLER,sY OUTLOOK,

Special Despatch to TIE NEw York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.--The Moderi, Miller
says: Rain In the dry areas greatly BEN
Gifted the soil. and preparations for
winter wheat seeding We're accelerated.
Soil conditions now are generally favor
able. PLoughing is we'll completed. but
not much seeding has been done. The
acreage will not be so large as last
years. The weather is causing some de-
lay in the spring wheat movement with
complaints oc quality being lowered by
rain. Urgent selling by farmers has
ceased"
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
IMPROVEMENT IN TRADE
GATHERING MOMENTUM
Business Experts See Opti-
n,isna in General Situation.

The Improvement In business through
out the country. which has been appar-
ent In tho last month, continues to
cording to Brodsfreet's weekly review
Of general conditions. a better tone is
reported In building and related trades
and increasingly cheerful advices. both
as to business and collections in the
South.
"A widening circle OF Improvement In
trade and industry Is reflected in re-
ports OF Brddstreet's this week." the
Journal says. Part OF this, as. for in
stance. the generally more active condi-
tion of jobbing distribution, South
West, and East. seems along more
or less strictly seasonal lines. the
apparel trades bulking large In this d.
rection, because of stimulation by cooler
weather I'm some sections, fall festivals,
State fairs. buyers excursions and the
advance OF the summer season to Its
close"
Dun's Rcvtctc says: More definite
evidence of improved conditions and
strengthened sentiment charactcrizes
commercial reports. Despite many ir-
regularities. the present situation is one
Of slowly reviving activities. after a
protracted period OF depression. with the
economic recovery widening In scope. a
gradual but distinct turn for the better
In the steel Industry Is encouraging. ad-
ding to the hopeful phases In some other
basic lines. and a icssenng of price un-
settlement is factor making for more
confident operations In different quar-
ters.
with individual transactions OF mag
nitude still the conspicuous exception the
conservative attitude OF most interests
IL clearly manifested. but orders Of mod
crate size are increasingly numerous. As
new demands from domestic and foreign
sources develop. not infreTuent requests
for prompt shipments appear. and the
volume OF spot trading emphasizes the
depleted state of merchandise stocks In
"a rfoua chapoelsv
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United Shoe Machinery Corporation

The directors OF this corporation have de-
clared dividend OF fMqs on the preferred
capital stock. They have also declared
dividend OF soc per share on tho common
capital stock. Tho dividends on both pre-.
ferrcd and common stock are payable Octo-
her 4. 1901. 10 stockholders Of record at tho
close OF business September 20. 1871.
l.. A. CooLlDGB. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Total deposits. ............ :
Acceptances OF drafts payable ~
a future date or authorized py
commercial letters Of credit. /.
Accounts payable and foreign
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Commercial Trust Company Of New York

at the close OF business on the sixth day OF
September. 1921.
RESOURCES.
Other currency anthorized hv
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

200 Anglo-Am Oh. i5ls IS
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
PRODUCE.

HrANs AND PEAs-ficans, marrow.
choice. 100 lbs. $3.50; pea. choice. $3.50
medium. choice. $3.50: Kotenashi. Jnpanese
or corean, Sf.756cJ: red kidney, California.
sii.T51i2: Cantaiina, Italian, 90. yellov
eve. 81 T.5Ods: black turtle soup. xS pink.
California $s.15; Lima, California. SG.c0d1T
Madagascar. 1920, s2.5Od350: peas. Scotch,
$50: green, choice domestic. $3.50; black
eye. California $3.50: splits. yellow. choice,
$T.75s green. choice, $3.50.
BUTTER--creamery. higher than extras.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
CARI.Es.

Rio futures unchanged % - ref. lower;
December, i2%i3J dollar rate. 1870, up 20
exchange unchanged At sad. Receipts 5000
bags and stock $50. .0Co bags. Santos fu-
lures unchanged 70 - rris higher. December.
iiS2a0 Receipts 20 900 bags and stock
s.0a3.n00 bags Receipts at ports, ~ 900
bags. against 1000 last year and "a 600 two
yrara awo. Sac Paulo lad 2n,OOo bags,
against 5000 and 30. 600. and Jundishy
2s.ooo. against - .non Pnd $1,000 bags two
years ago. Rain IN -four sac Paulo districts.
cloudy IN one. Temperatures "A TO G5.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
tls vEsEY STREET

East 37th st. 21s and go. $ 8. go IT Q
of I'd av, 50x9S.9, 8 story warehouse: Bot
tiers and Mfrs. Collecting and Distributing
Co VS. Peter g Lee ct al; James O'Brien,
atty; Terence Farley, ref due. $36. .061 .23 /:
taxes. &C.. 81 .5s1.52: subject to mtge Of sl0,-
900: Withdrawn
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
Tfsrr furV nxs Nvrvu Vnux

New York. September Il, 1921.
The Board Of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF three g, per
cent payable on October 1, 1921. to stock.
holders Of record on September 70, 1921.
G. II. MARFIELD. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton in good demand at points
advance: nidding 1333d. Sales 10000. In
cluding 1000 American. Imports 5000. in
Guiding 1000 American. Futures opened
quiet u to 10 points lower. Closed steady
at to Is points decline October. 13;iod,;
12.47d.: May. 12.Isd.: July. 11.90d. Man
chester: Yarns dull and easier; cloths quiet.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 16.-Weekly cotton
statistics; Imports, 4s 900 bales. including
81 900 American: stock .033 coo. American
63i 900: Forwarded $1,000. American Al 900
exports COCO. American 1000: sales S3. 900.
American $1,000; quantity afloat. all kinds
li0, 700, American 40, 900.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
rENNsYLvANIA OIL MARkEr.

OIL CRY, Pa, Sept. 16.--Credit bal
ances s2.25. Runs ao.os9, average s2,2so.
Shipments M.73o: average 4oSn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
LIVE sTocK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 10 primo steers. 100 i,s. 80 00ep ssj
Common 10 cho,re bulls, 100 ibs. 1909 GO
Common 10 choice cows, 100 Ibs. 1850 $50
Common 10 prime veals. 100 lbs. 10 o0d 1000
Common 20 primo sheep ,ewes) -
Common Ia prime lambs. 100 lbs. f.50ff 2.5o
1--we huxs. f0l lbs. .......l.... 7.noff 90
pressed bcef. eteor sides lb. f0d m
CIV dressed yeais. lb .... 100 -
Drceacd mutton, h. .... OGD IL
Dressed Dressed lambs. Ss,s.'' sl,y =. ~ ] issS u
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
COFFEE.

The range Of prices in yesterdays cof-
fee futures market was as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1G.-The cotton
market closed barely steady to-day at net
declines of Gi to II points. Closing: October
1s.44: December. 1854: January. 1872:
March. 1885; May. 1915. Spot, steady:
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 90 points lower at 1870 for middling;
sales nil.
sonfnern Spots saiyss,on aule,, ~ lower 81
steady. 30 lower at f9c. sales 1856. Mo-
bile nominal, 20 lower AT 1sc.. sales nil.
Savannah quiet, 10 lower at 19c. sales
200 bales. Norfolk quiet. 30 lower at 1880:
sales 33S bales Augusta steady, 20 lower
at 1876 sales 106. Memphis steady. 80
no lower at 1910: sales 1861 bales. Little
Rock, so lower at 1880; sales / 40. Dallas
steady, 20 lower at 1920 sales J,5I9.
Montgomery firm. % lower at 1880; sales
$50. Fort Worth steady. Go lower at 1920
sales 200 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HUDSON TRUST COMPANY

N. Y. City. N. Y. at the close Of business on
the 9th day OF September. 1921.
RESOURCES
Other currency authorized by the
Laws Of the United States, -. 174.53100
Cash items. .................. I1.70o.o0
,positaries. less offsets .'.... ~ l.il5.a27si.
,panirs and bankers. : ....... 49, - 242.7soso
stock and bond investments. VIZ:
PUBLIC securities. Sl,035.63l.55
a.il2.sos7i
other real estate collateral. -. " ae.l47as
Loans and discounts secured by
other collateral. ......,..-.. assl.soSse
chased not secured By collateral l.sos.slzo1
Bonds and mortgages owned s,e.7SI.SS
Loans held for account of Gus
Customers liability on :ccept.
RANGES (see liabilities Per CON
Other assets. .'yi1.:'''-''...'. VIZ: aoo
Furniture a d
Accrued interest =
entered books nt4
at close OF Dusi- 8
ness on above
Accrued interest
not entered on
books at close OF
business on
ABOVE uete .... l,ce4.zS !
Total. ..................... .ss.ss7. .o5s.3f
LIABILlTIEs
capital stock ............ ssoo.oooos
Surplus:
Undivided profits 24s.205.39
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
CHICAGO PRICES.

Demoralized financial conditions
abroad are largely responsible for the
poor demand for cash wheat for export.
Only 400, 600 bushels and those OF Mani
TOBIAS were worked in yesterdays mar
ket The strained financial situation IS
leading countries to resell. Holland and
Germany were reported as disposing OF
wheat previously purchased here. An
other report said that additional Ger
man credits were about to be established
here. Canadian wheat is claimed to be
averaging So to 65 pounds and very
little Of II Of low grade. Corn sales
were small.
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. 2 red. $t.30h No. hard.
81 .S0h. No. Manitoba. s1.45is: No. :. mixed
durum. 81 i.sois. {. 1. (. track New York TO
cORN-No. yellow. 72Mc. No. 2 white.
733lc.: No. 2 mixed, Tanc., c. !. I. New York
10 days shipment.
OATs--No; : white. sic; No. . white;
ss No wh aS sinnea fansy White e9psd s9s
RYE-Marke. steady; No; 2 Western. siis
sARIEYanartes s9a Mark quiet s feedips. sso7ae.
and mailing. Ts1s2c. c. /. {. New York.
HAy.slarket steaay No 4. s2sdpso; soca No. No
timothy. No. 10 !. largo bales. ton. S2ido
81 shipping s1ele1: no grade. s1oN1I
fancy clover mixed, S2o12b, NO. j, clover
| mixed. s:2g2i No. 2. clover mixed. slsasl;
STRAW-Nfarket steady: No. / rye. SEQ
% ton; No. 2 rye. s20921. No. ont. $i4;
wheat. bundled. $foa2o; tangled, sio9ii.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Yesterday ...... 2.34G. 600 .354. 900 S57, 900
Last week. .. 1888, 900 1.t1a.000 100000
Last year ........1.4lo.000 5?i 900 S0o. 900
sEABOARD CI.EARANCEs.
Flour. Wheat Corn.
Yesterday .......... IA, 900 1,0is. 900 1000
Last week .......... .6200 100000 $4,000
Last year. r.......,... .IVuVU I,iuo,vU ......
EXPORTS.
Wheat, including flour. exports for the
week. according to Bradstreets, aggregate
vious week and II .ss7.i7o last year: since
July I, 10. .664. against 1875. $50 last
seagon Corn exports for the week. 3.73s .43I.
against 1.352, ,SG2 last week and i0,664 last
year. For the season. 25,690, ,264, against
IS4. 100 last season.
FLOUR.
New York Prices.
Spring patents. IS. .255sGo: spring clears,
So. .,T7: soft winter straights, S6.25nG.50:
hard winter straights, s7.35fp..75. Rye flour.
fair to good. $6.55W1 choice to fancy. SO
7.cJ. Cornmeai fine white and yellow gran
uiated, $i75sI1 90. F'eed--City. bran. 100
ID. sacks, s23: heavy mlddling, ditto. s2t:
red dog flour, 40 ID. sacks. $40. Western
Bran, 100 ib; racks S23; standard In middiings kn I
dog flour, 40 Id. sacks, $41. OIL meal.
Minneapolis Prices.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 1c. - Flour un-
changer; shipments, $3.50 bbs. Bran.
$i4Gf5.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
MotrNTArN pnopucERs coRpoRATror

Denver. Colorado. September 7th, 1921.
Quarterly dividend No. 4 OF 20 cents per
share has been declared. payable October list.
1921, TO stockholders of record at tho close
Of business September 10th, 1921.
The transfer books do not close.
All communications regarding payment or
change OF address should he sent to Noun
tain Producers Corporation. Stock Depart-
ment, $40 First National Bank Building,
Denver, Colorado. not later than September
18th. 1921.
JOHN n. BARNETT. President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-12
Letter From Meeting Street
Community.

Editor Edgefeld Advertiser:
Again / am writing to let your
readers hear from this section. First,
1 will say that our community has
been saddened by the two deaths
which occurred here about a week
ago. That of Mr.. j. Q. Cogburn, who
was buried at Stevens Creek church
on Saturday, October 1, al also of
Mrs. E. L. Stevens, who was buried
on Sunday October 2, at the Smy,ly
and Stevens cemetery, where some
of our best friends who have gone be-
fore are resting and awaiting the fl
nal resurrection at the last day. Those
we're two who will be in a class with
the oldest members of Stevens Greek
church, and who will be missed in
the community, the church and also
in their homes of bereaved ines. The
active life of both of these loved