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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Mems Notes From
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lAefe NsN pe manAAt fuaersl
seystm bela AS Nasaasc runge sa-
uam lor 'he laie @ NJ Mns wAo
dlea g luaenaai solo iass ueus.
ana vNose reuaina sfaa,ei n Gahls
sandv9 espnlH Many sgsHaM Na
sons sad laetf nilM via attend shs
ssmse,s
soN aaaffy aoanA nl
shAien meaf houae iaa
eeek aala rma snssa iass
W eaus fae afl AAo l d thp
anpke- hoHee awa laMilae N8th gss
pfemisea aui hnev hN y SHARP
paa absent M us6ahuma safy. where
he ~ memim af the ieslsla ass
Tie lhla ioos e,sg pleso & mAs m
the place
lieariM "a lAe alternative Sfit
m prohibition hiea neeols va belusf
uf tiie fsly hf % q tam0na sHy s.
soenes aasluei ihr air .ar ogulsuu
commission ana aa,h Is Designed to
pfeseta the Oklahoma Natural Gas
company igmn eolleils9 lAe raiso 80
ass fates feceuts alioN ed hy tas
cummisuloa has bstu postponed aasn
Wednesday hs fbe state supreme
caaft
Di8 iss resf hane AROUND staf,
ou lhg eseHing ~ ihe i5,b az lhe ist
of ae apaia 8ad nnilee tNu numhaf
oi failroad meH who offer by ei4eoas
81 he eaahe9 Inquired aa easef
ias man iodas iu g awne itms Tae
eherAs fun anywhere iivm gss lo
eisa The p4sllm ihinm 10 me "a
ilHe Why ~ msa eho amN aueh
lsrse pav eaeeks eaeh lso seeAa
flna i peeeasary Ia hant Some store
el.er nAo bias enough money la ssh
tnea why done theY laAe aaaaai
age If tbe excellent banking facilities
pfefed By ne Guthrie banks yhh
Is iiu io paahers ~ get buey ana
nnd eay 60 seeurc lheHe ae uaalB
Meph~a VI the loelsiaiuri
should keep this % miad ahen ibey
role on ihe eloaed quall aeasaa
SAG business man toda5 Il ihe
'oHenn e eleed tor ntr ypafF ~ A
proposed e meana that tha Mpfta-
ncn eiil he shat out aud the poueh
'rs wlli have fuil sving knes *
legfo FARMERS aud some Whlie ones
oo who disregard the existing laws
Iud saort quail any time theY flad
bom daring the year II the present .
az was enforced # would b. ali the
'f0tetiipn necessary
There esll be ma Rotary neesns
Wednesday - Rotary has the inter /
st of tho city aud country 81 heart
We fecl tha layi 80. cofnerstone
or lie new Masonic reu.pis is of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Death
OrderIs
Signed


oussiH. Jan. irs~~asiaok and tan and
irish Republicans eiaahsd herr -
uAy. Nos~itAstanain3 the ~oeath
penalty oracF many snosx were fired
ey the members % the Republic a.
party. recent eaiet ~as issued
making i death penait, for mem
bers q the irish Reeablleen army 70
carry tire arms Ne arrests wsre
wacs. Two 81 tire alaek ard Tan
police werc wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Overlooked Safe
Containing Big
Sum In Cash

81 Joseph No. Jan. w ROB
bcrs broke uto tne Farmers
State bank al Rea. Me-. 20 mites
north of here early to-day tan
nclled shroYsD the three fooi vail
o. the vault and obtained 500 in
postage stamps and Sol VI pen.
nies Ttty also took number
of safety oeposit boxes, the con
tents o. which arc unknown 70
the bank officers
Apparently no effort sas made
to get into the safe containing
$4,000 IN cash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

--wsshingson-Pre u tas
Tordney emergency tariff bin to ths
senate Monday BY the finance con-
nittee. viii formally launch what
promises to be long and determine1
fight Hours Of discussion and an
avalanche Of amendments awaits the
measure d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Bold Bandits
Crack Safe In
Mopie Shou,

ST. Louis. Jan. 'y.--Three rob.
bers. shortly before uaybre5k
today. entereJ the Rlalto theatre,
vaudeville house in the center
OF the city. and escaped with a
safe containing approximately
$500. the receipts Of Saturday
and sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Horse-Play In Senate
Eats Into State Treasury

oklahoma eity Jan l7-lhfee resolutions asking % s.
pSon II mcmbrs before ts bod as
enter. today into third Of the pseen Acting
expected oecrps the noat important place
n The program If the upper house for the week
The resolutions cal for the unsrang of w u Wallace, 81
psu Valley Charles r. Aeherren of Duran an' + liens
lcv of III Reno TIE resolution asking the eNpui
Wallace introduced Friday By trk Nichols
Enfaua and based partly the Tact that Nala had
propoed tie unseang Of the other two.
have expressed themselves anticipating bnief
exchange personalities when the resolutions thtnsed out
important expected 20 be introduced
week wl be horse breeding bill designed 70
tinaac raising Of pufebed horses the state The ti y
sIonsorrd b, Ross y LdIlard Of Oklahoma City
The house : at o'clock today aud the senate
half hour later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Boy of Elepen
Charged With
Killing Boy of s

Fors Worth J&s> lT.---In q eer,.
plant flied thEs morning, an eleven
year cid hunter. George ~ea,on
Recsers, Is aesusea of the killlno a.
rs playmate ard hunting eonpaa-
Tor, Ernest caarspior. esgAs years
cid.
The beis were heating sogethee.
Sunday. near their horne IN Poly
teehnle. suburb o. Fort North.
Ernest Was shot George reported.
when hss gun VAS discharged acct
dentally Authorities after az in
Ness'0ssica ordered the charge
filed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
PuncH BOARDS MUST

60 At MIAMI
Miami. Jan l7-.raat the last
warning had been glsen to stop op-
Grafton q punch boards In this ooun
~ and that for the next offender il
would be good morning Judge was
declared today by Sheriff Nell Harr
Women's organizations protested
against the devices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
COAL ORDER is SUSPENDED

Washington. Jan. i7.--Priority or.
ders giving preference to navy coal
in transit from the mines to naval
bases were suspended today by the
Interstate commerce commission on
the grounds that the necessity for
priority orders no longe- exists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
HEAo or co OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION AspAYStAvE

Bloomington. HIS, Jan. ty.-- Forest
Everett Weaver. president Of the
Corn Belt Farmers Cooperative asa ).
citation. Was found dead from asphyxl
alton ln 4 snaH room to the rear OF
the offices asst night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Marion Althoa4h Ppcsldeneelset
Harding viii hold On few more con-
ferences before be leaves Marion for
his southern vacation trio. his callers
VIII include some Of the leading flg-
urea IN his party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Committee Exceeded Authority

N'hi4HittI~ IAbtturd hAtluAAkJ
Under the rules adopted "a an
iicipaliVn of TIE budget system
the appropriations committee WAS
shorn Of AL legislative power and
made purely an approprmting
committee
So when the Indian appropria-
tion bill cane IN Saturday II eoil-
tanned ~ usual appropriations
for many matters not provided
for IN the ofgauir law They
haze been carried in every preyi.
Gus bill Of The Indian committee.
which has heretofore handled The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
PALMER TO DISTRIBUTE SUGAR

Warrington. Jan i7-Attorney
General Palmer has asked the sen
ate agricultural committee Tor per-
mission to distribute 1892 tons Of
Argentine sugar through the sugar
equalization board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

New York Two eases ~ Bpm
l.iae Numerous bald aya ropaefes
aud Increased police activity wefe
recorded ebea New Years vaYe %
crime, alsated sper the Christmas
apparently broke afresh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Moiiklhl Tom waiAsaa presi-
dent of the Aem1 MS southern Asao-
ciation CLUB. announced purchase %
Boyd. agtt hand pitcher ~lta Osia-
homa city eiub lg.- year ard iiarks.
right hand pitcher With Joplin. NJ.
last year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

uuaArE

waah eatae 4a~ : eesaaens
rsfales psssssaHY assgsss -
salf aaeegAl assAla sNe ne~ tem
aessa ~ AafH q maweeps n sna
neus. ~sts aaa neAns saavnltsss
m~fn getoFmea tedae sy rhalrswAa
fafaneg ~hs Aas haAs ssssf~ss fraea
conferences w4h M fsaFalwa "a
Ntflaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
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auEAr or lloAo4

ihal#pawiie JaH if llsyssrt
ilense Aa ae lhs Saeaf II hoaof at
v lafs iaaeaseu saahhs rae
peseeas win pN Hae4 la hegp gnea
th VV po9 starving ahlidssa sa eea
ya tuipBr ths meaa eousia ~
flsv Hiaek afesa aaa 4 eua "a. eaeea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
JuDor LANOia Va ON
rHt lpn AaNla

"a Crosse. VIE. Ian if Win no
cases involving ails9sa violations af
the prohibition law lat@d fer Vel rsi
Judge y " lsa@ss ~ Chicago. ean
senea United states eeufs shls norw
Ing,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
EATHER

Nev Orleans. La. Jan. li7--Toniga-
and Tuesday increasing clondineas.
colder southeast tonight.
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T. KILLED ~ TRAIN
TULSA. IAN " uso hsarx. ssis.
pbpns somp40r snaplgys, Mas instant
N killed today when hit ~ : Frlaeo
passenger train. fss saves widow
aad three children. ts tailed 10 aes
tho traln bsesess q heavy fog
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Salt Lake. Guy Ian ~ nsA redar.
sion u five ceata a salIou Ia ihe
Wholesale price Of milk WAS annoan
ced here This price 10 now t2 penta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

auh Importance Thar seer. lt~tAriaa
ls uresa fo na pfment Haid lf
nNfMupf
n.
's'F'' '
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Tho British government, Wn-
yinecd thai arms and Ammunition
are NOT being shlaed Into ireland
from the outside fhey mas BE-
isolated instances 81 gun running.
but the unofficial naval hlockada
around Ireland is drawn 50 s.eht
that 10 scsse 81 any size could sllp
into an lilsh port anobseryeA.
Amons ihe weapons seiaed BY he
Bis'ish and military policemen
raids. we're TAKEN many obi styles
and o0' of date patterns
Jnder the martial law gfoelana
ton unauthorized possession Of fire.
arms Ia ths martial la~ zone could
Ue punishable with death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Al Wen Armed

Members of the Irish Repsaisan
army are sell supplied with rifles
pistols. ammunition, srcueh helmets
aad even nlachine eans. han been
revealed bs raids ~ the british va
diers and the blaek ani tan pollae
hut The irish art not glslnx % thesr
weapons
On inquiry at the iflsh olfioe AZ
10 the anaoant q war supplies taken
from the irish in shn martial law
zone "a ielesfam VAS sent 90 nahln
Castle rcgaosiiis fha information
Dublin Castle ralled
Inquiry haa hccn made % lhe
military alThoNties regarding iho
number ~ weapons hsinK r~elsed
from ihe irlaA Ia lhe martial iaN
area. We are informed that eyen
no, 10 much as pop gun haa been
handed in Il is significant fact
however. that many arms have been
found n IN gas9estnd nanx NJ
hem have hecn planted Ny the Sim
FsaiAtrs wiGh 4 ticw 10 hriisz found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Philadelphia fHe Misdrlehs
dlslflc eoanpil u tesnle nafaefs Il
messluz here decided tn fesis'
atfeuueAsiY any waTe #e4ie maafllva.
aid eaied appu 'hn l~eaNlo " ihH eliv
"a sss4osf ihem "a thve ttfuHNa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

There esli be no Rotary pueslng
"Wednesday - Rotary has The inter.
sat " tho city aud country 81 heart
We ieel thA laying ih. cornerstone
'or fAe new Masonic Teu.ie is II
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Continued on Page 81
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
BUSINESS FOUNDATION
BETTER, SAYS BANKER
True Prosperity on Firmer
Basis, Asserts Alexander.

That the future will be beset with
difficulties, but that there is now better
Foundation for true prosperity than has
existed at any time since the outbreak
of the war in Europe, is the opinion of
James S. Alexander. president of the
National Bank OF Commerce IN New
York.
Mr.. Alexander outlined yesterday his
views in summary of 1920, which he
presented to the banks directors in their
recent organization meeting. The fu-
ture does not hold an. expectation OF a
return TO the abnormal activity OF the
latter part Of 1919 and the early months
of 1920 and a return to those conditions
would not be desirrDle," lie declared.
"A large part Of the profits of that
period has been iliusory and large
part of the apparent business develop
ment has been unhealthy and out OF
proportion"
In discussing affairs Of the bank Mr..
Alexander said that il had not turned
it's back on any good and solvent GUS
toner. even though circumstances of
fered an excuse for so doing. mo busi-
ness interest identified with this bank"
he said. has been refused such CO.
operation as it's condition and prospects
have merited and general circumstances
have. justified.
Confident reliance ON the reserve
system as a practical and efficient re-
enforcement OF courageous banking
has made it possible to pursue policy
determined on the broadest grounds of
the general financial walfare."
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
ROAD SPURNS TOLEDO
PROPOSAL TO BUY LINE

The Toledo Railways and Light Com
pany. owned by the Cities Service Com
pany has declined TO accept the new
Toledo ordinance taking over the street
car lines OF Toledo and has requested
a special meeting of the City Council in
which il will voice its objections.
toledo voters ON November adopted
an ordinance that created the Commu-
nifty Traction Company, aud provided
that the properties owned by the Toledo
Railways and Light Company r. tat~a
over 81 operated by the city for
Ss.0J0. aV0 of 6 per cent bonds and an
issre OF 8 per cent. preferred stock. OF
which $500. 900 was to be issued at once.
BY the terms Of that ordinance the
city would operate the property, reduc-
ing the fare from cents and 2 cents
for transfers to cents and | cent for
transfers. TO release liens on the prop
erty Il was provided that there must be
deposited Sf.900.000 to take care OF
them.
Because OF money market conditions
the owners Of. the Toledo Railways and
Light Company have asked until De-
cember .. 1871, to clear the pproperty'
Of that $1,000. 900 mortgage and offer
as security TO the city OF Toledo the
guarantee of the Cities Service Com
pany and the sS0e0.000 of bonds it is
10 receivc in part payment for the line.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.--Uncertainty about
Argentine export taxes, with a lessening
of new export business. had bearish
effect to-day on the wheat market here.
Prices closed heavy, at 3hc. to 4hc net
lower. with March s1.Sss4 to S1.6s, and
May S160H to s1.601a. Corn lost isc.
to Sc oats. lsc. 10 Nc. and provi-
sions 12c. to 40c
Attention of wheat traders centred at
first almost wholly on the truth of ad-
vices that the Argentine Government
had taken action which implied that
there would be no tax on exports. IL
had been q generally accepted opinion
tEat such action would tend to shift Eu-
ropean demand TO Argentina from the
United States. Resulting declines in the
wheat market here were overcome tenn
porarily by evidence that the bearish
Argentine news was erroneous. Bulls.
however. appeared to have lost conf
dence. especially as export call for
United States grain was not so active
as earlier in the week. Toward the last
it looked as though leading longs were
trying to get rid OF their holdings.
Corn and oats held relatively firm,
owing more or less to warm weather
likely 20 soften country roads and TO
hinder the movement of corn.
Provisions were weak in line with the
hog market. Packers sold.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
Must Assist Europe.

we cannot answer their appeal with
Il am not my brothers. keeper Such an
answer IL not in keeping with our re-
ligious principles nor the Ideals Of our
generous and just American people.
Moreover our own welfare and business
prosperity are too closely interviewer
with their fate TO permit anything but
stimulating arl stragetic service.
How wei re We equipped TO help in
the rcstorst,n Of Europe? Our ma
tionai wealth is estimated as high as
ss00. 00a. 100000 our national debt,
S24.0cO. 000 .00O--a mere triie compared
10 thcirs. IN a large way our future
prosperity depends on theils ard will be
gauged 20 certain extent by our will
iuaness 20 help them.
The passage of the Edge act permit
ting the Incorporation Of large foreign
trade nnancc corporations Is ccpstruc-
tive LEGISLATION. Already ono such COM
sans hes bcca organized under It's pgo-
visions Ia New Work with a capital OF
s.. coo. .0oN Arothsr Is beine organized
n New Orlcaus with a capital of Sc
100000 Under the auspices Of 80
American Bankers Association. anoth,
one. Of colossal size. with nationwide
ownership and a capital % Sioo.ooo.o00.
is being orsanzed. These companies
should be great factors IN the conduct
OF our foreign trade and commerce.
THE financial and industrial outlook
depends upon the ability Of business 10
revive slowly on a much reduced scale.
There has been drastic liquidation and
readiustments Va many limos OF business
in this country. In others Il has not
come. but In practically all lines u is
only a question % time until u comes
''In this country wo have much 10 be
thankful for. | do not believe we fully
appreciate our strategic position ana our
actual and potential prosperity"
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
INTERIOR RECEIPT
sEAnnAnn CIEARANCEn
DETROIT LIFE GAINS.
Reports Increase of $4,000, OF
Insurance I'm Force Tor 1920.

The annual report OF the Detroit Life
Insurance Company just issued shows
insurance in force on December 81. 1890
OF s22 .004.s00. an increase during that
year OF S5.l27.229. The company shows
a record of new business written during
the year OF So.433,106. new Insurance
paid for during the year, s7,5st.il4 the
largest amount OF new insurance paid FOR
IN Michigan by any Michigan conpany.
II represents an .nciea comsaraJ TO
tie production Of 1919 Of s2.3TG,444. OF
i3 per cent net. The average incrcas
FOR all American companies WAS 2s per
cent.
The total premium income Of tho De-
troit Life IN 1920 was s7se.e7e. an i'm
crease ef S20i.SSi for the year.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT OF MD
Annual Report shows Surplus for
Last Year of s1os,03I.

The report Of the Fidelity and Deposit
Company Of Maryland for 1920 shows
a balance available for dividends Of
s6Ts.s31. from which we're paid divi-
dends Of s4so.o0o. leaving a surplus for
the year Of s1sS,oS1 and surplus and
undivided proAts Of s2,oSe52s on Do
eember 81.
sss.STa. and FOR depreciation Of bonds
and stocks s3Tl.ia5 was written off.
\ reduction Of $50, goo was made IN tho
book value of the conpany's homo Office
building lts premiums fer ;'~ wear
Amounted TO sTatg.779
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
NEW PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
BuIkIey a MaItby. stock Exchange
Firm. Are Investment Brokers.

A new Stock Exchange partnership
has been formed under tho name %
Bull,ley & NIaltby. with Offices in 10
Broad street. 90 conduct a general iu-
yestnent business. The members of
The hrpi arc Duncan Bulkley and L. u.
Maltby. the former member OF tho
New York stock Exchange and for sew
eral years q specialist IN steel seeurl-
ties IN New York AMI Pittsburg.
Mr.. Maltby was formerly in charge -
Billings. Olcott a. Wiusmore's invest
ment department and until recently on
the stanf of the New York Tribune.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
45f 224.a00

Compared with the other belligerent
nations we came out OF the war almost
unscratched. both as to our man-power
aud wealth. The financial and business
situation Of these European nations is
gloomy but they face the future with
courage. They must have help. They
ask for credit, not for aims; they ask
for coo eration. not for charity. Help
us 20 lp ourselves is their only plea,
Their e Ids must produce more raw ma
;orials. The fires in their furnace must
be rekndled The shuttles in their looma
must be restarted and quickened. The
confidence OF commerce must bring to-
gether nations in barter and trade
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
COLUMBIA GAS DIVIDEND.
Declares xi.5o QunrterI,. Piacina :
stock on so AnnusI Basis.

The Columbia Gas anu Electric Conn
pauy declared yeaterdav regular
quarterly dividend o. $3.50 share.
placing its stock on a So annual basis.
against 50 rate paid FOR the last year.
The dividend is payable on February
IS TO stock Of record on January 81.
For 1929 the company reports gross
earnings Of s1s.s14,se2. an increase OF
s2.4st.7ss compared with those OF 1919.
It's surplus, after payment Of taxes.
fixed charges. &C.. was 44.S3e.54f in
1920 against ss.a57.too In teia
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
FORM EGYPTIAN COTTON POOL
syndicate PIan. to Hold out foe
Higher Price.

CAIRO. Egypt, Jan. ga cooperative
syndicate 10 hold 100000 cantars Of
cotton In the hope of raising the price
Of the commodity has been formed. "a
cantar ranges from 100 20 130 pounds.
The syndicate apparently Is acting on
assumption that banks will advance
necessary funds. but cotton experts here
are doubtful N its members have sufft-
cisnt knowiedse cf the worlds markets
To carry out the operation. High au-
thoritlts have been approached for
neral support. but u Is believed such
support is improbable.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
W. VI. cuANE SUCCEEDS rArmEu

soeeoi DcsDoi,h 70 Tnr NEW NoaK tina,Lp.
ptrTsFIELp Mass. Jan. 20.---Wir.hron
Va. Crane OF Dalton was elected tn-day
director Of the Berkshire Lie lnsur-
ance Company at its seventeen annua J
meeting 10 succeed his father. tho late
winthrop Murray Crane. Mr. Crane Is
now tho head of the Crane famiiy's
paper manufacturing interest az Dalton.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
CHICAGO PRICES
NEM NORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. red and No. hard. s1.oi
c. /. I. track y. Y, Jan. shipment.
CORN-No mised. Ss'tc. c. !. Z. y. ". 10
days' shipment
OATS-No. white quoted at 57c.. No. .
white. 56c. No 9 white. soc. No. white.
aSc fancy clipped white. Csc. ordinary
clipped white. 55d5sc.. all elevator.
RyE-A1arket easier: No. Western, 81 sc
{. o. b., and st.si c. l. {. n. "
BtRIEY-Ms rks. dull: fee Eng, $4,000.
mailing a5c asi .06 C. {. T. ". Y
BUCkWHEAT-Market easy; sound mill
Ing, $3.50. nominal n 100 lbs.
HAY-Market easy; No. I. si.65T1. 10; No
>. Si.55I1 80: No. 3. si.4o4l.5o; shipping
81 .20a1.3l.
STRAw-AIarket dull; No, rye. sl,0is
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
COFFEE nxcnANGE ELECTS.

The election of officers or ,he New
York Coffee and Su2ar Exchange yes
terday resulted as follows President Y.
:. II. Nielsen Weo-proaideni. Manuel II.
Eionda treasurer. g. n. M'ddendorf
mana gers. A. schicrcnberg. benjamin a.
PEABODY r.. l.. Lueder George a. Fm-
lay. Franklin W Hopkins John " Win
dels. Horace HsvemeyeT aud g. j. Wal
ter Benjamin w. Worth of "a Broad
way has applied for ncnibershlp la the
New York Coffee aud sugar Exchsnse.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
suIrriNc LiNu BANkRurr.

RosroN. Jan 2e--Ths Lawrence
Navigation Company here filed a volun-
tary petition Ia bankruptcy to-day, due
70 the rapid decline Ia freight rates. LA :
Utilities arc s1s0.1T1 and assets siO0,S2'.
The shippins Board Is the largest unse-
cured creditor with claims sssresatins
ta1,StA
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
RoYAL purou. n. y. p,yIpEND.

A dividend equivalent to Si.65 a share
on it's New York shares has been ds-
clared by the Royal Dutch Company,
according to announcement made yester-
day by the Equitable Trust COMPANY
The dividend will be paid February Ia
10 stock % record on January 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
nEiNsrArEp on ,cHANGE.

The tirm or Gross, Eomary & Co has
been relnstated as members OF the New
York stock Exchange. according to an
nouncement made yesterday hy that or
ganizations governing committee. Ths
firm was suspended on August :. 1929.
when IL announced that u va lnabls to
meet It's obligations
The New York herald., 1921-01-21
CUSTOM HOUSE pEcEIPTs.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday we're s547.so5. OF
which s2O4.2s0e6 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
ss43,S1t.oi for recent inportstions.