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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
GAMES TODAY

Western Association
Henryetta at Chickasha.
Drumright at Enid.
TT. Smith at Springfield.
pawhuska at Okmulgee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30

audience in q theatre than at q
murder trial.
One word titles are becoming .
film fashion. Among the new once
are Excitement" Experiences" and
'Extravasanes."
Might be well to make one Enter
tainmeut."
"The Servant in the House" is a
perplexing feature OF "The Servant
Qpestion.- "The movies" make II
no hard 90 keep her there.
Now that Il has become hlm, 10
THE Appearance OF Evil" still to
bs avoided,
Oucn Moore opincs that another
breadth out Of skirts uili take fAe
breath out Of man.
Mary Queen OF Scots" is to be
done in England by an American
producer. We believe she was
''donen there once before.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Close-Ups IN Shsdowlsnd

Closc-Ope IN onoooWsenu
The Last Door" will sooa be
opened on the screen by Eugene
O'Brien.
Conway Tearle does not know the
taste Of tobacco. He smokes moth
ing but cigarettes.
Worlds Apart" recently came
together in New Jersey-at Sell
nicks studios In Fort Lee.
Seeing stars OF the screen under
she stars OF heaven will soon be-
come the fashion-in aIrdomes.
Made into photoplay Arthur
Stringer's novel. "The Waffle Iron."
fecomes "Are All Men Aliker
Yes. Most all OF 'em like waiflss
The age Of actresses Is always Of
interest. Elaine Hammersteln, on
June Q, 1881. with b year older
than she was on that date In 1890.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO

- y
Ring Repartee
"Ah shuah does pity you,"4 said Q
colOred pugilist to his opponent as
they squared Off "Ah was bohn with
boxin' gloves on"
Maybe you was" retorted the
other: "and all reckon youse goin
to die de same way."--Enid News.
No Blues There.
"Pa, il we were living in the cen
ter of the earth, we'd have lots OF
fun, wouldn't we?"
why should we my SOM"
Cause my greography says every
thing there loses its gravity. .'--Ex.
New Disease
Said an old lady on observing the
shortness of her granddaughter
new skirt, "Mercy, child! aren't you
afraid you'll get kneemonia PIX.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30


. JUDGE NOT =
= II is a very easy matter =
= To tarnish good name =
= by hints and imuendo =
= without cause for blame. =
= II Is a serious matter =
= To condemn anothcr's acts =
= by critlcixins freely =
= Before you know tho facts .
> II sometimes Is not easy =
4 To think and act just right =
, In matters that assail you =
= And are forcing you TO fight =
+ =
, Hut II is nm easy matter =
For the ono who's watching you =
To say In no uncertain terms =
: What he would have you do. =
4 =
= Before bringing in verdict =
= On peoples thought and acts. =
= BE sure YOU know all about =
= The evidence and the facts =
= Jonas Cook. Chickasha. Okla. =
. = = = = = = = = = =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30

Truly. life Is made up of sunshine
and shadow: sometimes the team
wins and sometimes II loses. ITO be
taken internally nftor they drop
onel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
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. HOW THEY STAND
= = = . = = = = = = = = =
Western Assoc station
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western Association

Drumright Z; Enid 3.
Pawhuskee Z; Okmulgee G.
TT. Smith s.; Springfield o.
Henryetta II: Chickasha s.
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EXPRESS pAcKAcgrrgs 4
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Sweet friends.
Mans love ascends
TO finer and dIyiner ends
Than mans mere thought o'er
comprehends.
--Lanlcr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30

only man can help man; the only
way for n man TO help men is to
be true man to his ncighbor."-
q. Mcdonald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24

a"re and brought BACK senator y. u.
&umm!ms. of Iowa, WHO has h,,n at
a baEtona hotel and vino will make
he remainder Of ihc housepOat trip
as a mcmbcr II the vacation party
Under Il hot sun tile President
elect came ashore wearing whit,
Woolcns ana straw hat Ills visit
attracted little attention. Details OF
lbs vacation trip had been Kept con-
ia"nt!ai and only u fow 81 tho guest.
=" learned OF his arrival until att,r
no Viciora had headed gowu stream
again
Tho trouble NJ the drawbr.le, oe-
urrcd soon asterward. ANA Mold ~
ne Victoria for more ,H5u All hour
~A" attempted tho pUssap. ~ too
hL!!ow po!u; and stUeE lu til, mua
"a such position that jm bridge
could not b. closed uutll Nor lttlc
.ginr had forced way ou,. m n by
.nch. Meantime more than i score
" automobiles we're held up and Il
rowd II several hundred gathered
= the bridge ana checrrd the house
roat when she nna.ly oNiraciei her.
self ~ u" time was tic Victoria IT.
DANGEROUS position. ana although
hcr ruddrr was slightly damaa Il. Apr
master said the injury was not
-criuuS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24

mo victory OF tho modcratca In tho
meeting ut Leghorn. - In also cs-
pect'd to have II fat-reaching ef.
rect when the bill To increase In.
price Of bread comes up In PurI!a
ihrht mis- week. The Socialist dcpu.
Ties had planned 10 fight thin bin
Tor the purpose OF forcing u new cleo.
ton through which they expected Ia
obtain q majority IN parliament. II
IS now considered extremely doubt.
full whether they viii on,lcavor H.
carry out their plnns.
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NEWpORT NEWS Will.
FIGHT TO LAST DITCH

tSpec:al % The Times Dispatch
NEW PORT NEWS. VA. Ian ~ 49,
The Press This morning, touching on
A9in!ral sims proposal to scrap the
ing:
Members Of the civic and CONNER.
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means in cur power"
Nrhheih :. Giipin. member Of In,
iio"se OF Delegates from Clarke
county, ana candidate tor l.icu;cn-
aht-Govcrnor. declared Admiral sims
suggestion should not il. taken So
riously. lie said
! cannot conceive cI Admiral slime,
SUGGESTION TO abandon HAMPTON Roads
ocihc taken seriously in either milf
tat! or political circles one naval
paSe would Be poor strategy. ana thai
one AZ the extreme North ,uld L.
| most inaccessible shuuld our Acct b..
| needed either "a Cupa or Mexico. H.
\ ~ has been IN the past uamp,al,
N"hds is endowed ideally by na,ur.
| for tn" location Of IN. bas. ANA +,
would he = calamity from bota stat,
an" national points of view to ahau.
| den It,"
W. II. sehwarzschild prcsidcu; ii
'he virginia Retail Merchants Asso-
cation and vice president or thp
Richmond association. could see noth.
ing IN the proposition o: Admiral
SIms From every angle ana every
point % view, the suggestion appears
- him :" be hardly worth consider
ing Mr.. Schwarxschild said
Aside from the fact that Ianlp-
ton Roads is located in virginia. ana
! aside from my own personal fociinz
| IL the matter. l have always Cpis!I.
cred NE Roads and its tributaries
ana Chesapeake BAY the worlds best
harbcr. There can hardly bc ANY
thing serious in the plan proposed hr
ADMIRAL Sims.
l. Great Natural IIarbur.
located rs il is. III the hear; OF tho
Atlantic soa3nard, Hampton Roads Is
ihc natural harbor Tor the protection
OF ou! ships. 1t is no; only a pro
lection 10 this state and to the cap-
.tal OF the country. but IL j. j pro-
lection TO the whc.c country a. Il
strategic point. II IS unsurpassed ana
cannot for momcnt think that an
officer o: the standing Of Admiral
sims should have seriously propose!
tho practical junkinG al the Norful..
Nay Yard. the naval base AZ Ilamp-
ton Roads, and the elimination ~:
the magnificent harbor as Il retreat
for our navy. | shall join in ANY
move toward healing or such q sim
pendous piece Of folly as that rro-
posed by the admiral. II Hampton
Roads We're located at any other pciut
| would favor that point, hceau>.
there is not a better piece II water
N the world for Il naval base"
Members OF the Retail Merahauts'
ASso cation OF Richmond wiil b.
called upon To iudorsc a reso.ut ION
cond.mn.ng the suggestion Of Al-
mira! Sims al the annual meeting ~
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WALL PAR q th# m@#t D-aUt.r4. ,..,0-
ton 81 "4.t Han, hnM .sr ayMi nj fhs
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HARDING UMRECOGNlZED
WHEN He WENT ASHORE

Continued From F.rss vaEc)
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CU1lER REPLIES TO
LABOR CHARGES ON
RAILROADS. OUTLAY

Continued From FRS; rascD
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cu,c,,Ins believes ~ ,nwi.r.

Many things which might % idea!
from u strategic point OF View would
not he the best thing for the nation,
Colonel John A. Cutchins. formsk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
Philadelphia Markets

ou;"l uW;lHBAT-Rsceipts. IS. sos bushels. Trade
export eleyator-No. red winter, 1880
Other grades quoted at the following sched.
uIe OF discounts: Mixed wheat &c under
10 S" N' e under whss SC pSS'r Ss Nc %s.s,
lle under No. 2. Sample according to
quality.
s,n. GoRTc.RTslDs,: r.! ;s,1 . soss bushels. M.r1s.
~ a 7ac; No. 3. 7oS7ie.' ''''"'0'--N0' .
,0AaTsGReceipts ll.seo bushels. Trade
45ls G40c. "''''''
FLOuR-Receipts. 1901. 42s lbs. in sacks.
Soft soft, winter winter straight. %e.,eFn; So 1907; 90,
DO short hasa ps,sn, "iGfsT Il
g1:eo' spring first; clear '8Go@7; do,
family brands ssSsoo: RYE ''S; iour. p',SNa So
PRovIsIoNs-Ste Steady. IN. quotations:
knuckies ami tenders. smoked and air.dried'
j. Sosy sss as s. ., sk,nn;d a IaoS: Is @a7e: DO
44c, picnic shoulders s. p. cured, loose, iSc
40. smoked, iec; bellies, in Pickle, loose, lGc' >
breakfast bacon, &c; lard 10t4c.
tattons; solld;packed. creamery h!sh-scor
nrsts. 84L9 D35h c; hrsts, 81 % 3ic seconds
% q SOC; sweet creamery. ohOice 10 fancy
osi2 a SOC; fair TO good. 3ll9 mB74 C; fancy
prints Jobbng al 47459c fair TO choice 80
EGGS-Firm. Quotations Nearby extra
tr'ts 3lt7c; do, trsts. 2lc; Western extra,
hrsts, athc; frsts, 3oG3lc seconds ESQ
?"c inferior lots lower fancy. selected eggs
Johhing ut IL p42c fair 10 good at 35140c
CHEESE-Firm. Quotations: New York,
whole milk. hrsts, fancy fresh lGml7c, do,
common 70 fair. fresh, l48l5c; l<oRghorns,
fresh. lBDl7c; single Daisies, fresh, l8a
i7c JobbinE sales OF fancy goods 10 q 20c,
POTATOES - White potatoes. per bbl.,
s%pq,he,ITs n No; l. '229Sal"' No. : and
LIVE PoTLTRY,aTge quotation. were;
33c. spring chickens. brOLlers, not Lehgorns,
good auality, weighing 202H lbs. apiece. 81
/ 45lc; Weighing 1@lh lbs apiece, 9se
! lhCy spring Chickens, sghorns, weigh M
500 34c: ROSTERS. lGMlsc. Ducks as
qualityi712oc; pigeons. per pair, old 45a
DRESSED 'P8IITRY- Fowls tresh.kilrcd.
try,picke.dg in o3EHyss-y.stshipE 4$,Ss, gItes Ies.
we'shins 3 lbs, ao9s?o; fowls. frssssh;:kilIssd
apiece. y-picked 35c; weighing 4p5 lbs
gp.ece, dry.packed, 36c; weighing 445 lhs,,
broilirg chickens Western, i5@5oc, DO,
|rearby 60G sec; old ROSTERS, dry-piCked,
western lec; do, do Southern, lHml0c,
ducklinSs. l. l., 2Sc, do nearby 27c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
RAILS STRONG, BUT
| OILS BREAK BADLY
Proposed Import Tax on Crude
Petroleum Hit Mexican
Shares Hard

New York, June 30. The line Of
cleavage between the railroad and in
dustrial divisions was definitely drawn
in today's stock market. Pronounced
strength was displayed by the former,
while acute weakness of the oils. par
ticularly the foreign companies, was the
| outstanding feature of the 'ndustrials
The steel and equipments shares were
also noticeably heavy and a number of
specialties were conspicuouSly soft.
UnsettlemCnt Of the oil stocks Of those
companies having properties outside Of
the boundaries of the United States was
the outcome of the nervousness created
by the proposed income tax Of 30 cents
barrel on crude oil. which is part Of
the new tariff bill. This makes virtu-
ally double embargo against operations
Of the Mexican oil fields. and unless
the administrative representatives ot
both countries rccede in their position
virtually threatens to bring the produc.
tion Of Tampico fields to an abrupt end.
or divert the production to European
ports. Upon closer analysis, however
the hardest part of the sting of the new
provision is removed in the free admit
tancc Of gasoline from the same fields.
Naturally the Mexican oils suffered
the brunt of the selling movement, with
Mexican Petroleum dropping 1914
points TO par lo0. or 3 points below
the low record made little over week
ago. Pan American. holding control Of
Mexican Petroleum. declined G points,
with nearly points in General AS
phalt. Atlantic Gulf aud West Indies
also suffered because of It's oil proper
ties falling 3l2 points. A curious part
Of the wide open smash in the foreign
oils was that the domestic stocks were
not benefited BY the proposed heavy
import tax, Notwithstanding il was
strongly in favor of the home compa.
nies.
Reiterated rumors OF another reduc-
tion n steel prices with Il further cut
IN wages. accounted for the hcaviness
Of the ste'ls. resulting in thc canrelIa.
ton OF most Of the improvement,
scored by that group in the previous
sessions. The equipments were sympa.
thetically affected but this class vas
adversely affected more becnuSe of the
intlmntions of the stock being freely
supplied b. certain interest who up
until recently was prominent in POOL
maneuvers. The entire industrial group.
however, proved more or less sensitive.
%pcCaitics comprising the sugar, rubber.
tobacco. merchandising and motion.
picture issues all were still vulnerable,
end during the morning forfeited to .
points. In the meantime call money
was less plentiful. with the renewal rate
being fixed at 9 per cent.
In the face Of the strong renctionary
currents the rails maintained a strong
front all along the line, especially
Reading. Southern Pacific and New
| York Central. The lower priced issues
were we'll supported and scored propor-
! tiouate gains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. June 3O.-Wheat started
nc lower for July and Nc TO iac of
for September with reported rains in
the Canadian Northwest starting scat
Il red selling Demand was lacking and
tho market sagged easily. Receipts IN .
spected yesterday were 80 cars; last
year Is cars. The cash market was
relatively firm with premiums un-
changed to lc higher Most OF the ar d.
rivals are coming on contracts and
going through to Buffalo, leaving sup
plies available IN the open market very
light
Weather reports show a few light
scattered showers in the Northwest
yesterday. Conditions over the South &.
west and the West are more settled and
the movement is expected to increase
with prospects of liberal arrivals at all
terminals by next Tuesdny. Trade is
likely 20 be restricted because OF the
approaching holidays
Corn started hc to lac lower for
July; sc higher 10 1c of for Septem-
Der. with scattered selling encouraged
BY the report that grain elevator work :
ers kad refused to arbtratc their claims
and would 20 on strike tomorrow.
Oats started nc TO &c lower for
July and unchanged to lsC off for Sep.
tomber. Further losses were sustained
later on selling, encouraged by the
weakness in other grains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS
No Change In Raw suaar

New York. June 3o,-The raw sugar mar
ket Is hrm at unchanged prices Wed, q.
days business practically cleared the mar.
al the level OF 4c deltved for o 6test These
SALES have relieved all pressure and I'm
proved the situation matrlaily. holders now
being hopeful Of some advance In tho near
future following an Increased movement OF
refined sugar after the coming holidays
Wednssday,s sales TO local renners follow:
rs. 900 to so. 900 bags Porto Rico csntrifu.
gals, in port. prompt and nrst half duty
shipment at &C. c, /. &, basis es degrees
pert at 25eHc c. /, Z. basis 90 degrees,
400 tons Philippine Island centrifugal due
July 10. At 4C, G. !. T.. basis 90 degrees
$4,000 tons Philippine Island eentrifusais
due August i5 Et &c. C. 1. T., basis ps de-
srsss. further moderate increase in the
enced The stes diness OF the raw marke,
and the narrowing OF the dinerential he
IN IN rennri and raws appears to have
given more confidence to the trade; while
the continued warm weather has resulted
in Increased consumption Refined sugar
Is quoted b,20c 10 53Oe. less 2 per cent
for cash. Federal and Arbuckle continue
TO quote on basis OF 6.2oc, other rshners
remaining unchanged atb,SOc less . per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
.RECESS|ONS MARK
TRADING ON CURB
Wide Fluctuations in Cities
Service Issues--Llttle Change
In lndustriaIs

New York. June 30. - The curt
market continued Of & receding char
acter, nearly everything traded in be E
ing in supply at concessions and find
ing only limited demand. Cities
Service common swung over q wide
range, dropping during the forenoon
from 124 to 121. The Bankers shares
were traded in from 1914 to 12h.
International Petroleum was specially
influenced by the proposed import duty
on crude oil and was offered In fairly
large volume, falling from 1917 to 1917
Maracaibo was supported and, after
yielding from 23h to %, rallied to
23h. Anglo American Oil, on small
transactions, ranged from II to 16ss
A small amount Of Atlantic Lobos sold
at 10. Gilliland Oil was fairly steady,
after it's decline following the an
nounccment OF a receivership, and sold
today at "a and 21d. Ryan Con
solidated yielded to the new low rec
ord OF Az: Simms Petroleum was
steady, selling at 8h and 6h.
There was little change in the mar =
ket position OF the industrial group.
those stocks generally being unchanged
from recently prevailing prices. Clevc-
land Auto was In supply, dropping
to 2512. and sales of Goodyear Tire
preferred were made at q.
New Jersey Zinc sold at ia. Glen
Alden Coal was traded on a fairly
large scale, ranging from SO to 351a
sweets Co. of America was firm, sell.
ing at 34.. There was a moderate
amount Of business in United Retail
Candy at 6%.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
PENNSY 4 STRONG
LOCAL FEATURE
L. G.. |. Also Vas Notably
Firm. With Quarterly
Diuidend of

The strength of Pennsylvania Rail
road was the most encouraging develop
ment in the local market both from an
investment and speculative viewpoint
| While the movement was largely in
sympathy with the hardening Of al
the rail shares on the big board. the
wide advance Of over a point in this
usually slow moving issue was believed
| to have more or less significance in con
npction with the next dividend pay
ment.
For some few days vague hints had
been made tntimating the possibility of
| the board postponing action on the divi-
dend until later In the summer. follow
ing the precedent set by the Pan
| handle" directors. While the dividend
meeting is not scheduled until thu
fourth Wednesday Of the month. It has
heretofore been the custom for the board
to meet on the first Monday so as not t.
interfere with the vacation arrange
mcnts Of the directors. As the wage
reduction and other changes ordered By
he Railroad Labor Board do not go
into effect until tomorrow, there is ever
likelihood Of the board defcrring divi.
dend consideration until the regular
period to await the outcome of these
changes. 1t is understood a majority Of
the board have already expressed
willingness to forego vacations in view
Of the interesting situation.
Selling ex dividend of 90 cents share
/. G. I. was notably strong at "a
representing net gain of Il point
There was considerable stock to change
hands. with the bulk Of it taken at
;he above figure.
In the other local shares for the
irst three hours dealings were per-
funCtory and price movement quite ir-
rcgular, Electric Storage Battery lost
/, point Of yesterdays APPOINT gain.
Philadelphia Electric issues remained
firm. Only a fey shares OF LehIgh
dealt in West Jersey and Seashore
was frmer at %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. June 30, The local coffee
futures market opened dull and un-
changed this morning with no transaC-
tions on the call, Dying to the holi-
day in Brazil. there were no official
cables received and the local trade was
in the dark as to Developments in the
the primary markets. Special adviCes
are expected later in the day
Prices stcadiod toward midday and
brokers with n few buying orders had
to bid up the market 3 to G points in
order to execute their orders, September
selling to G.34, December to 6,75 and
March " 7,0G. Then prices worked
of a couple Of points or so, trading,
However. being moro or less neglected
tho market InCking snaD
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Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. June So.-Poor cables.
with selling By Liverpool, Japonese and
New Orleans interests, caused an easier
opening in cotton this morning. first
prices being 8 70 II points lower. There
also was considerable commission house
selling ahead of tomorrows Govern :
ment report, part Of which was absorbed
by Wall Street houses. Early weather
advices were favorable, including re-
ports Of further rains in the Eastern
States.
The receipts at the ports for the day
are estimated Mt 20, 1000 bales, against
14,O24 bales a week ago, 4044 bales a
year ago and 1910 bales two years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
German Bank Statement

Berlin, June 3O.--Ths statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany issued June
30 shows the following changes: Total
gold decreased 1000 marks; treasury notes,
decreased $50, 877 600 marks notes 81 other
banks increased I ,483, 900 marks; bills ors.
counted decreased 8,IO8, 100, 900 marks; ad-
vsnces. increased ia 800. 900 marks; invest.
ments. decreased 607, 900 marks. other Sc.
euros @ Sor.a..d IA o7n Sr Sdo notes
deposits decreased 3b7S 2S4 900 msrkH
other liabilities, decreased 3l7, ,79e, 900 marks
total gold holdings. ,00l, 56t, 900 marks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
Bank OF ENGLAND Statement

London. juno 40 The veekly statemcn, ol
changes Total reserve decreSsed fl,SIN O0n
ciroulaton increased II .h2s 900: bullion in
creased fN5hs: other securities Increased fG
VS. Gnn Other deposits Increased 20 741 600
public deposits decreased q $40 900 notes re
serve dC,rehS Sed [l,h2S 900 Government .S
curt es Increased t27OS 900 Tho pr1uSr
tlon Of the banks reserve 10 LIABILITY /,
l2,loi last week 1t was 1891, Rae OF dis.
count, per cent, $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Diamond Match Co, quarterly 2 per cent
payable September Is TO stock OF record Au
gust 81
Anglo American OIL Co. final dividend ol
shillngs per share free OF income tax ir
tn . 'nl E'nFdCr1.
American Coal Co. Of Allegheny. quarterly
-. ,."..".t,r .husuSt TO stock OF record July
II.
Lima Locomotive Work. quarterly a.
rer cent on preferred payable August / {,
stock Of record july l5.
Drovers and Merchants National Bank
second semi annual ch per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30

Liverpool, June SO Spot cotton was quiet
today with prices easter on the basis of a
decline, OF u p99nts tor mItdlIng at 40
1000 bales. all American Futures we're
quiet IN tho carly dealings, Spot prices we're
3inE. a5d; Tt fully middiinr s8d mid mdd'nS 'riS
7 25d; low middlnH, q 25d; good ordinary.
bd and ordinary, 425d.