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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

0fs>s. "a. Aqs y That NJ the tragic
~>ors 81 what b4pprn>d - a pitchef
frosn Carriscxo ~ho casuo w ~ the
Nc cip. and dida't realize that the
e<ns ~@< On until two innins- had
boon pisyed.
~ smiled thrsnrt tht two innings.
ana 1lrted with tho grand sand. but
~ AAs smiles and r.rttns dii not
keep tho Gras- from watkins 70 fitss.
ana thsn funninE TIA fcut pr the way
rnsy coi<a rsn rasr 4 he same
WA won. before The mystey pitcher
woke W. Hipcl tne smile on his face,
ana got "a work.
Amer lh> third inning started ne
pitched good bais. uThea he had hts
mind vet on u be wopid sepd the ball
Acrozs the plate 20 fast that b batter
cgaid only r<end~s14 {azPt Bat he
sed that tells shs other SIDE Of tho
esadovsi pitched COED steady bali
from the 1Ir>t HIS hest did not come
up 10 that Of Norman. and neither
1I6 hI1 Hors1- He gave the Aqr is
hits. 44rucx nut stx. and walked tvs.
Norman was hit sen times. struck cut
SEVEN. anu lIo#<1 ton 70 H9I&@
McCkuuo made the onlS hene-run.
IN the game. and brought In HaEiey.
who had sIhGicd. IN this inning "
SEEMED that tner Aus hs1 faken hear
again Murphy hia safely. but was
left ON base.
They saliied again 10 tho seventh.
and brought In Two un- bat the
Graye eyened up In their haN OF n
inning. IN the afst1 part OF thle Inn
ing an arauusu< arose when Murphy
hit into a ooubtt pls3. after the UNI
pire had called time Amer consider
able argument the Grays went back
Pm the field. and the coubie play was
not counted aeAfnrt the SOS
Both teams did good work IN the
Ht.d. n the Aqe outbattrd the Grays
BY a Sigh; margin. n it1sed not been
for tho fatal -ifsf two innings. the
stos1 would probably be different
Dan radilia IL now trying 10 get
4 Same PIP betusen his Gny< and he
Roswell tea N which has been taking
everything In IL section OF the state.
The winner of this Fame viii be the
champion team OF the state without a
question.
The score Tor yesx~sday- ssmes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
GIBBONS MATCHED
TO MEET CARPENTER
Big Bout Will Take
p a c e N x
October

NEW YORK, July is.-Tom Glib
bons OF st. Paul today was matched
Ia meet Georges Carpenter In o~-
tOber for the worlds light heavy
weight championship.
Articles We're signed By Eddie Kane.
Gibbons manager. and Promoter Tex
Richard. The bOut will be either IN
the arena IN Jersey cts in which
Carpenter lost 10 Dempsey or In
Madison Square Garden. The weights
will be l55 pounds or under iiickard
did q announce the other terms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

pughln had seven chances end ecr
cepted Ihem all 10 good style.
And again Stumpf showed that rs
a riEhtfieider he II a firnt-ciass
brakeman.
Sendovnl had m of day.
Manuel Chavcz made a pretty stop
and excellent peg OF the I'M that got
By Rosn.
Tootr had a real ardent supporter
In the grand stand. but the vpico
was too weak 10 outshlne his OPP
poncnts. Tootn was conspicuous after
the game by escorting his supporter
across the field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

EcHOs PROM BAIsI1. As F11EID
sransinf shed tho Weiss act and
was very much pecved when II diGn't
20 through,
Mccannn IA becoming regular with
that four.sack ciout In every game
Toots' speed In ieftfield made u
dangerous for the battcrs te hit his
way,
farsnfi's trick landed MccAnua o.
smiiina.
snedsger's actions throughout the
game acre like those OF o sailor stick
Ing uidjkics In the plano.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

WASHINGTON. %. G.. July H.
The highest honor In American golf.
II VIII be at stake when golfers
from all over the world gather on
July 10, 20 and Il. at the fashionable
Columbia Country club. at Chevy
Chase. Maryland. neat Washington. 70
battle for the y. :. open champion
This years meet the tw~enty-fifth
annual affair. u expected 70 be one
OF the most spectacular In years And
several outstanding factors Indicate
that expectations viii ring more than
true.
Keen Competition
For Instance. az present an English
nasa. Ted Hay. IL holder OF tine COW
eted American golf honor. And at
the same time. an American Jock
Hutchinson. u holder Or the English
open championship.
These two cracks will be on hand
at Coiumhla-Ray I o defend his title.
a Hutchinson to attempt to ring
Ia" with first honora, In order TO
nresent America with the worlds golf
honora
II Hutchinson cop both the En-
elish and American titles. both the
English and American titles will rest
on American shoulders. II Ray hangs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
GOOn TINfERs M pI.AY

The Good Time club claims victory
over the ravalry team OF Troop A be-
IN Of the failure Of the cavalry
players to show up for the scheduled
baseball game yesterday morning.
The Good Timers Will play the De
Moisys nj Washington park ate this
afternoon The De Molays won from
the Santa Pc Cubs at Santa Re yestar.
day by the score Of 10 to g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
%sLUGGEIis WIN.

The Highland SiugEers walked away
with the game at Bernaliilo yestor-
day Afternoon winning from the
bernalllio team Is to 2. Armijo and
Tartagiia did the twirlinR and receiv-
ing Tor the sluggers und Nito and rs
irada mad up the battery for the
h%ernaillo team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
CHALLENGES DENIp,SEy

MADRID, July is.@Androcs Bnisn
the Galieian heavyweight boxer. who
~ "ae fseenty announced here had
IA challenge To Jack Dempsey
TO- the worlds championship ar
rived here today aud Issued d chal-
lengc To alt corners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

Aus -rs--.<. zoe 1o2 1eo- : ~ q
orats . 49,. $50 100 e0K=i3 10 ,
summary. Stolen basss-Branvle
aud Teller. Two-base hlts--Mangel
chaves. Mose chsveA NORMAN. Me-
Gamma sEanzini. snedeEcr. Home u
zMcCanna. HIts-off Norman. 10:
Norman, 40; sandoFal T. struck
out-By Norman, :: sandovai. 9. Hit
bS pitcer-By Norman sMchHxes1.
Wild pitch-Norman. Time of. game
- hours and 20 minutes, tmpircs
-Cameron and Hager. Scorer
Mathews.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
cT:NTRAIs ARF wINNrns

The Young Cenirais defeated the
barcl9s Dodgers by The score Of "a
TO I al the BaIrlas field yesterday
morning TIE batteries for the Cen
trails wessT a,sncia and BararsA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
rIul.bsrgh q Nc~ York ;.

NEW YORK. July Is.-Plttaburgh
reEaintd ia three-gsme lead over
View York BY defeating the Giants la
10 inninRs. New York tied the score
In the ninth after two out ON singles
by Young, Kelly and Cunningham.
The Pirates won In the tenth. also
altar 1--WE were out when Cutshaw
uipied with two on base.
score. r. H. r..
Pittsburgh 200 oil zoe e--i 10 .
New Yurk 900 900 iel o-2 .
Batteries: Hamiiton and schmidt.
Barnss, capseE and Spydfr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

BRooKLfS. July ls--Brookiyn
won from Chicago by punching slA
hits. with a passed ball and an error.
tor five runs IN the sikh. The Cubs
had taken the lead Ia the sixth on
Deals homer with two on base
Score. n. n T..
Chicago .0Ov 1914 OO0-B s 4
Brookiyn - -00f COS lOs-7 ~ 4
Batteries. Martin, York, Freeman
and Daiy. Galore n Kruger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

Rxt.ssS. X ~. July IS.-1he saata
fe BASEBALL team ms1 defuat here yes
sin< hS the rcotc o. 5 te uel<n
snaae enough ttsns ~ the initial Ian
ms 60 kecD ~ the bacon but added
. more fun ~ the nfsh and sn"thee
Ia The eetcntA.
i.cntx. pstehtnF fcf neien. was IN
the best vt triu aud held the vs<itp.-
10 fcut hits and struck out eight Htn.
santa fe seaRcd q rally In thr ninth
hut managed 10 score but q run
Tbr >crfe by tni-suas =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

Prom "a 20 iso bananas, weighing
IRON 20 to 100 pounds. may be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

on 70 his title here he will have an
opportunity to become world champ
next seRson when the English cham
plonship Will have It's annual scsaion.
Roth Know Course
At the offset there appears to be
no advantage held BY either man.
Roth Ray and Jock Eave played the
Columbia curse and are well ac-
quainted with It's bunkcrs, traps,
green's and -fsir<eys
Last year. when Ray. after winning
the u. :. title Mt fverness club IN
Tokdo. o--fourrvf snrcrtca and play.
I'd on 80 golf courses. he pronounced
the Columbia prize OF them all.
should Hutchinson be off form and
fall TO carry away honors. America
vii still nave dangerous stars In the
field In Chick Evans. Bobby Jones,
Louie Diegle. Jim Barnes and many
others.
Elaborate plans
Elaborate arrangements are being
made at columbia. The course cover
i3s acres Of rolling country and II
of the rs holes have natural brook
hazards.
Prenident Harding. who dedicated
the nfth hole OF the Columbia course.
VIII present the capital prize TO he
winner, on the final day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

DETROIT, July 18--NcVt YORK
grouped five hits and five bases on
tails for seven run In the fifth
inning and won from Detroit
scores u. II. L.
New York !. .oic ore eoo@ II 6
Detroit .... saii ose eoo--5 10 .
Batteries. Collins. quinn and
schang. Parks. Middieton. oldham
and Bassler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

The Old AIbuquerque Mines defeat-
ed the unitsd. States, Indian zehoo.
yesterday afternoon by a score OF :
TO 4. The game was played at Four
teenth street and New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

You are reading this adj. Other
people viii read yours. Phone
3lh.
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Glycerin was discovered In t5'7 by
Kari William Scheele, a swedish
chemist.
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.lEfm EARfVfA

LEfTr EkRfUiA
We predict thai Mitch and Duncan
While they're In the u. T. A.
Cop a lot OF Yankee dollars
And will make their visit pay.
RIGHT EsAntpIA
John Mruraw has sold his. Feee track
Where res backed fisvana maya
Now ha'n concentrate on baseball
Apd perhaps nsm In some nage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

81. LOUIS, suiy ls.-et- Louis
look both Eemes 0f a doabls-hsade
from Philadelphia. shockern pitch-
mak1uE but nve bits. ,Noore's eight
bases nn balls In the second. coupled
with steady pitching by koip. gave
tisr -f3ro~ur-fhr seess<ss victory ef the
day.
score-first game: r. II r..
Philadelphia 200 col .cof--e 8 2
81 Louis . col oof 09s-s y o
Batteries: NsyIor. Frcemsp aud
Perkins Wyatt; shocker and sese-
reid.
score--secona game. n. X. 4.
Philadelphia 600 eie iee--2 8 1
"a Louis ,....i00 100 fOs-6 Z 1
EetteI1est Moore aud% Perkins;
kolp n ssverrld.
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MINES yfCTOUs.

gar@s cagEsl Asa saEafE-
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.

Membership transferred: Alfred s..
Dabney to Russell Clark, John F. Clark
& Co, 144 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BANK RESOURCES UP
S8I ,663,257 IN NJ. j.
Deposits Gain SIG, ,455, ,6OI in
Last Year.

TRENTON April 16.-Total resources of
all classes of banks in New Jersey, ac-
cording to a report just made public by
the State Banking Department, were
1878. 697,631.72 on February 21. That
amount was an increase OF S1,663,-
267.05 in resources since February 2S.
1920. The total deposits are s770.493,-
096.09, an increase of $76,455, ,601.9
from those of last year.
The resources OF the savings banks on
February 81 were s22a.42s. 1888, an in
crease Of s19,513,352.1 since February
2s. 1920. The deposits in that class of
institutions on February 81, 1921,
amounted to S205, an increase
of $17,s09,392.5S, compared with the de-
posits in February. 1920. The surplus In
savings banks in February was $14,s60.-
s72.7S. an increase of s1.172.29s.59.
Resources in the State banks on Feb
ruary 81 were $54.400. .9O061, an in
crease of $7.619.294.25 compared with
resources in that class of banks on
February %. 1920. Deposits in State
banks in February were $46,293, 439.59,
an increase of s6.775,979.54 in year.
Surplus in State banks on February FL
was S1,942. .SS9.72, an increase of $70.-
SS9.72, compared with that of February,
1920.
Resources of trust companies were
s601, ,767. .57S.22. an increase OF $54,630,-
610.64 since February 2S. 1920. Depos-
its in trust companies were S51S, ,706,-
$3.50, an increase of S51,870, ,229.79.
Surplus credited to trust companies was
s21.005. .63493. an increase OF s1,43s.-
1896.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
WHEAT, CORN, OATS
MAKE HEAVY SPURTS
Selling Is Negligible and
Prices at Finish Are Near
High Points. 49,.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Higher prices pre-
vailed throughout the short Saturday
session of the Board of Trade. -Pessi-
mistic Government crop reports on India,
Argentina and France, the passage OF
the emergency tariff bill by the House,
improvement overnight in the English
labor situation and freezing weather
over the grain belt, either arrived Or IN
prospect. combined to fore higher BIDS
Almost all covering orders were
brought out, but as the evidence in IA
vor Of the bulls continued to pile up
the sellers abandoned the field. and not
even the proverbial weekend profit
taking checked the upward tendency.
Wheat was most affected by the trade
news, but corn and oats followed, and
provisions easily climbed the barrier of
an easier tone in hogs by the strength
Of general trade factors. ~~~
At the end wheat prices were at the high
point Of the day, with May s1.28 to
s1.2SA and July S1.0SM to s1.09. This
was a net advance Of 5A95A for May
and of 2% for July.
Corn recorded net advances of Jdx for
May and rs for July and September.
May closed at 57ss to 57&. july at 61as
to 611a, and September at 81 to 63Ts.
July oats gained IS net, closing at
3Sas to 3Sk. 80
Some buying of provisions was cred
tied to packers and some to commission
houses. July lard at one time was As
points over yesterdays close and II
wound up at $10.60, only fraction be-
low the high mark. So.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
sEr dividend
STEEL STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Marrow, choice, 1920. 100 lbs,
s!.oo; red kidney, 1920, se.5oHa.75; white
kidney s12.5oa1325.
:, BUTTER-crcamcry. higher than extras.
ID. abn46h: extras. o. score, AJhc.; firsta
42d4oc. seconds, 3774fnc; lower grades
33q36c.; unsaited. higher than extras. 4p6B
4el5c: extras, 4sT4sizc.; firsts, 4a6347c. I;
seconds. 51T42c. held or storage. firsts. $50
soc.; seconds, 2If3Sc.: lower grades, 231
2oc.; Danish casks. fresh. 44js145ikc.; State
dairy, tubs. finest. 446145c.: good TO prime.
osg43c. common TO fair. osT3sc.: reno
vated. firsts. 2e831c.: ladies. current make.
firsts, 25M26hc.: seconds, 21hd22c.; lower
grades. 2oa2ic.; packing stock, current
make. No. 1. 22c.; No. .. 21c.: lower grades,
17a20c.
CHEESE-Mtk. held, early made flats,
specials. h.. aIkR2oc.: fall made, 21a2sc /;
average run. 24d28c.: fresh specials 22i5ab
2lhc; Twins, held specials. 27d2Thc.: aver
age run, 24f26c.: fresh specials, 22n723c. /;
average run, 22c.: Wisconsin. fresh flats.
22c.; fresh twins, 2fhc.; Single Daisies,
fresh, 23n23isc.: Double Daisies, fresh, 23c. +:
Young Americas. held. 27d2sc.: skins. held,
specials, i7h1iohc.; prime to choice, 13B
l6c: fair TO good. i09i2c.; lower grades.
5a9.
EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen.
5l'aGd1c. storage packed, extra firsts, 500
alc. firsts, Qsh@2e1kc.; fresh. extra firsts,
2SF2ec.; firstE. 25h12Tisc.: seconds, 23d8
2oc; dirties, storage packed. No. !, 231
-3iac.i regular packed, 21Mn22hc.. No. 2,
2o12ic.; checks. fair to choice. dry. 21R
2lhc.; duck eggs, Baltimore. 4534ec. vir-
ginia and North Carolina, 42148c.; Western.
Kentucky md Tennessee. ssa4oc.; goose
eggs. b0d80c.: State. Pcnnsyivania and near
by Western hcnnery whites, extras. $40
89c.; extra firsts, 84f36c.: firsts, 30G3tc.
gathered whites. firsts TO extra firsts, 300
Sac. under grades, 2792oo: Pacific coast.
white, extras, 3S6140c. extra firsts, $50
SIC. firs,s. 32934c.: under grades. 200.
other Western and Southern, gathered whites.
2sd33c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennery browns. extra, 83G34c.
gathered brown and MIXED colors. graded
extras, 3iisa32c.: firsts TO extra firsts. 2sis
Q29c.
POTATOEs-Bermuda. bbl.. s41it; Flor
ida. s2d7.15. culls. si.5oa2 old. 1870 lbs,
s2d3.25: 165 lbs. s1.T5G2.75. i50 lbs, si.5o9
2.25. Long Island. bag, t213.a5. Sweets,
Jersey. basket, s1d2.7b. Southern. basket,
J0c. ds2: bbi., s2p4; yams, bbl., S3a5.
POULTRY, DREsSED-FREsH KILLED
Chickens. stags, os932c. fowls. boxes, 2sG
3oc.. bbls., 2sd31c. Old cocks. 22927c.
Turkeys, 40dJ2c. Ducks, Long Island, 3Sc.
Squads. dozen. sJdto. FRoZEN-Chickens,
broilcrs, 3od50c.; fryers. 31a3sc.; roasters,
350l5c.. fowls, 25l31e. old cocks, go
4 2Tc; capona 5ONGoc. Turkeys. 5ga6oc.
Ducks. western, 3oa4oc. Geese. Western,
2b6a5c.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

.i&z a'.sF T4Ia-
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
COTTON PRICES UP
ON SHORT COVERING
More Optimistic Feeling Over
British Labor Situation. Is
Market Factor.

Week end short covering. probably
garding the labor situation on the other
side. sent yesterdays cotton futures prices
higher. The market was a narrowly
moving affair and its price changes
were small. Most of the usual weekly
factors were ignored. Statistics were
less bearish. Fall River sales for the
week were reported as very moderate,
with curtailment estimated as 100000
pieces. According to Marshall Field G.
Co. of Chicago, last weeks wholesale
dry goods trade conditions were less
favorable, sales for the week being
smaller. Orders from road statesmen
showed a falling off.
The market had fairly firm under
tone at its start and it's first prices
were 8 to 10 points net higher in mod
crate trading. Spot houses took a lit
tie cotton at the outset while the South
was a small seller. The market lacked
snap and barely moved at all in the
first hour. Feeling on the floor and
among the room trade continued mixed.
Few operators would venture to place
new commitments either side pending
more definite word from Great Britain
The weather map was disregarded.
Following the opening the markets
tendency was a bit irregular. Recessions
Of few points occurred, but generally
the list remained at a level of more
than 10 points net advance in most op-
tions. Offerings from Liverpool and
New Orleans were well absorbed. Gal
weston cleared 5.19S bales for the
Continent The Census Bureau placed
the consumption of linters from August
1, 1920, to March 81, 1921, at 891,5
bales, against 569.654 in the preceding
corresponding period. The market was
firm in its last half hour on continued
covering Final bids were IL to 10
points net higher.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
MORE EQUIPMENT DEMAND.
Market Eject of Steel Price Cut
Not shown Yet, Say Dealers.

Although It is too early for equip
ment manufacturers to judge what CT
feet the decision of the United States
Steel Corporation to cut its prices Is
going TO have on railroad buying of
equipment and materials, several of
them said that the inquiries in tho mar
ket for equipment during the latter part
OF last week were more numerous and
that the outlook had frightened con-
sderably.
The Rait,oay Age reported last week
the purchase by the Great Western of
Brazil of four locomotives from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. The Ha-
waii Consolidated Railway, Ltd, has
ordered locomotive from that builder,
and Cervecerica Cuauhtemoc, Monterey,
Mexico, has ordered two engines from
the American Locomotive Company. The
United Fruit Company has ordered from
the General American Tank Car Cor
poration two tank car tanks to be used
on the Truxillo Railway, Honduras.
Inquiries in the market include re-
PAIRS on 1000 cars of all sorts by the
Lehigh Valley and for ninety-four
freight cars OF various types for the
Betanzos Ferrop Railway OF Madrid,
Spain.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
FORMS INVESTMENT COMPANY.

Irving s. Metzler. vice-presdent of
the East River National Bank. has re-
signed and has formed a new company
under the laws of the State of New
York with r capitalization OF S1,000.00O,
known as Metzler & Co., Inc. The new
concern will carry on a business de-
voted exclusively to bonds for invest
ment and will also underwrite bond
issues and bank acceptance credits. The
new organization has leased quarters at
III Broadway, where 1t will begin bust
ness on May l.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

oyenu. recsp- April
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
SURVEYS FOREIGN MARKETS.
scandinavian Countries and Dutch
Indies Best, Bank Says.

The most favorable foreign markets
for American goods Mt the present time
are Norway, Denmark. Sweden. the
Dutch East Indies and Czecho-Slovatia.
according 70 an analysis of the general
foreign trade situation prepared by the
foreign department OF the Bank Of
America This rating. the bank asserts,
Is based on a survey of world commerce
conditions, taking into consideration the
balance OF all the main factors that
make for profitable foreign trade.
Exporters and manufacturers the
analysis declares, who are seeking
markets and who wish to take advan-
tage OF shipping conditions will find the
first four countries the most desirable
fields for sales operations during the
next few months, while Czecho- -Slovakia
should be considered carefully as being
one of the most promising for activities
during the next year or two
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Sloelp continues TO move forward In fair
sized lots, a recent order calling for
1900 tons. The usual quotation now Is
2.2oc., base Pittsburgh. there being a
tendency to disregard the differential be-
tween sheared, universal and grooved
grades.
A better tone 10 the tinplatc industry
has been given by the Steel Corporation 2
reduction from 81 70 s6.25 base box
100 pounds. Releases OF one carload 20
four carloads are being received, and
similar tonnage is represented by current
specifications. Fairly large shipments
are being made from stocks OF the Amer
lean Sheet and Tin Plate Company, al
though its operations have not shown
any Improvement. Packers have not
been inclined to purchase cans from can
makers, and consequently the last named
were out OF the market.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
TO OFFER WILSON BONDS.
S3,OOO,OOO Issue of Packing Com
pany TO BE TIoated Tomorrow.

Wilson & Co., Inc. has sold to a
syndicate or bankers headed by the
Guaranty Company $3,O0o,Ooo of first
mortgage 6s. similar in every respect
to the outstanding bonds under that
mortgage dealt in on the New York
Stock Exchange. The bankers will offer
the bonds tomorrow at close to the
quotation for the outstanding bonds,
which is around SO.
The city OF Fort Smith, Ark. sold
$500. 900 of water bonds at public adver-
tised Offering and they were taken by
the City National Bank OF that city,
whose president, I. II. Nadkimen, made
a statement that not a dollar OF them
would be resold except to citizens of
Fort Smith.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

New Partnership: John f. Clark q
Co, LA Pearl street, April IA. 1921.
John T. Clark. Russell Clark, j. Marks,
A. III. Stafford and Joseph A. Meyers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
W-No. rye. S20d2i n ton.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
CHICAGO BANK CLEARINGs.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO. April 16.-Chicago. bank
clearings this week decreased $131.5S2.-
400, compared with tho corresponding
week last year. showing good gain over
last weeks figures. The total for the
week was s519.79s.o99. against .S65f.-
330.56S in the corresponding weeKlast
year and S492,635,564 last week. Clear
ings to-day were S82.29S.131.