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The New York herald., 1921-10-06
COTTON PRICES GO
DOWN $3.50 A BALE
Active List Off Is to 81 Points
Bulls Liquidate Much
Long Held Staple.

Much cotton was lIquidated by tired
bulls In yesterdays cotton market.
which broke to more than $3.50 a bale
less than Tuesdays final bids and closed
at rs to 81 points lower In the active
list. Besides that liquids ton. not
few short lines were put out by Wall
Street and uptown speculative interests,
all of which were too much for the
trade and spinners to absorb.
The market as whole furnished few
periods OF interest to Wall Street. En-
thusiasm on the bull side has tapered
Off to an astonishing degree. and the
few staunch bulls that remain in the
market are looking for help from out
side news. which, however. gives them
little assistance. The market acts as
though 1t had discounted the continued
optimistic reports from Manchester. the
constantly growing export movement
and lower temperatures in the South.
Manchester reported a large business In
yarns and cloths and an active inquiry
from China and India. Up to yesterday
afternoon 9S5.595 bales left this coun-
try In contrast to exports of only
523.05o bales up to the same date last
season.
The free movement OF cotton from
the interior Is but one indication as to
=
stocks amount to 1,459,698 bales. in
contrast to Ss4,063 on October s. 1890.
So far receipts have shown little sign
Of decreasing.
II the many kilograms from the South
10 local houses are In any way correct
cotton Is still being held for 90 cents
Numerous holders have set 20 cents as
the lowest basis for their product. but
should the lack OF demand continue local
operators are Inclined to believe there
may be break from that position.
Athens. Ga. advised Of poor spot de-
mand. as did other points in the East
ern belt.
In the decline several active positions
dropped below the 10 cent level, May TO
1850. and July to 1896. The heaviest
OF yesterdays selling was encountered
In the last hour. Resistance was so
poor that many operators were inclined
toward the view that more long cotton
was to be thrown on the market soon.
~ IS not at all improbable that 1880.
lot december will bring out several
STOP loss orders. which was what han
pened In other deliveries when the mar
ket interpreted the Governments week.
~ weather report as better than ex-
pected. The report emphasized the lack
OF any top crop and the fact that most
OF the crop had been picked.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
RUBBER CORPORATION
RECEIVER IS NAMED
Liabilities of $500, 900 Set
Forth by Creditors.

With the consent OF the defendant,
Judge julius VI. Mayer of the United
States District Court. yesterday ap-
pointed Edward r. Duer as receiver In
equity for the Rubber Corporation of
America. a Delaware corporation. with
principal offices at 240 West Fifty-fifth
street The receivership was granted
upon petition of the Equitable Trust
Company of Now York. whose attorneys.
Abbott & Morgan. represented a commit
tee with which 90 per cent. OF the credi-
tors have deposited their claims.
The bill Of complaint set forth that the
liabilities Of the corporation were $780,
900, and that the assets were $1.030.000.
but stated that the defendant lacked
ready cash with which to meet the claims
of It's creditors who have Instituted suits
10 collect The Equitable issued a state
lnent In which 1t said the object of the
/. .receiverrh'p was to conserve the assets
of the corporation so that either reor-
'ganlzation OF its affairs could be effected
I In conjunction with the Empire Tire
and Rubber Company of Trenton. or. II
that were not found feasible. tho assets
could be liquidated.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Ohio State Bell Telephone to
Offer Bondholders Oppor-
tunity to Exchange.

Present holders OF bonds of the Ohio
State Bell Telephone Company. which Is
a combination OF the Ohio Bell Tele-
phone Company and the Ohio State Tele-
phone Company to mature In this year
and In 1922. will be offered soon an op-
portunity TO exchange their holdings for
new long term mortgage bond issue.
according to information obtained In
Wall Street yesterday.
Among the maturities expected TO be
cared for In the new financing are ST.
100000 Of four-year Z per cent. con-
vertible notes of the Ohio State Tele-
phone Company. due on December 10.
1922: $2.156,000 of closed mortgage
United States Telephone Company's first
gold 5s (now 7s), due on December I.
1929: $2,676.oo0 Of closed mortgage
Cuyahoga Telephone Conpany's three
year first rs. due on December I, 1921,
and st.56S.700 OF closed mortgage To-
ledo Home Telephone Compapy's first
sinking fund 5s. due In July. 1929.
A formal. announcement of the offer to
make the exchange is expected soon.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
Trading increases.

Trading In bonds yesterday. was
slightly heavier than 1t was on Tuesday
and prices continued their upward
trend. Indeed. there were indications
that the second stage of the major
movement which started several weeks
ago and was halted by profit taking
last week was under way. The aver
ages at the close showed small net
gains In every group. Strength In Lib
>rty issues was not quite as pronounced
and only one issue. the Third AS.
reached a new high level, although all
except the Victory notes finished the
day with net gains ranging from a few
cents to half point. An advance Of
nearly 2 points in Cuba Cane Sugar con-
vertible debenture rs was the feature
OF the Industrial list. 1t followed
gain Of more than point on Tuesday.
In sympathy with the strength OF ex-
press stocks, Adams Express Is ad-
yanced to 50. Their last previous price
was 67h. United States Realty 5s were
also strong, advancing from 90% to
921, q net gain of more than a point.
Virginia Carolina Chemical TVS. Inter-
national Mercantile Marine 6s and Du
Pout 7las were the other active indus
trials which sought higher levels. Pub
lie utility bonds were In demand and
slightly better prices were made by Con-
solidated Gas Is. Duquesne Light 6s and
Northwestern Bell Telephone rs. Rail-
road bonds were generally high. the
most active ones being Pennsylvania
shs and Is, Burlington Gas, Atchison
general +s, Baltimore and Ohio con-
vertiblc AVS. Rock Island rcfunding Is.
New York Central debenture IS. Great
Northern 7s and Missouri Pacific gem
eral Is. Local traction bonds. which
were strong on Tuesday were less
active. Hudson and Manhattan income
and refunding IS were the strongest
Foreign Government bonds we're mostly
firm
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
New York Prices.
JUDGE PAYNE PLEDGED
TO UPLIFT RED CROSS
Americans Should LoUe Its
Service, He Asserts.

COLUMBUS, Oct 5.-Pledgins himself to
devoted service" In the American Red
Cross. Judge John Barton Payne. re-
Gently appointed by President Harding
as chairman OF that organizations GEN.
trail committee. succeeding DR.. Living
ston Farrand. arrived here to-day to ad-
dress the first national convention Of the
Red Cross.
Judge Payne said the chief activities
OF the Red Cross are service to the mon
of the army and navy. especially Ill and
disa bled veterans. and the child welfare
work In Europe. He continued:
"In accepting the Craftsmanship at
the request OF the President fully
realized the responsibility. but appre-
ciated that every American should have
an abiding love and conviction for SER
vice In the Red Cross felt Il my
privilege and duty to devote myself to
the work"
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
WHEAT, CORN, OATS
AT NEW 1924 LOWS
Large Visible Supply Sweeps
Prices Down-Europe
Fails to Buy.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--All deliveries Of
wheat, corn. oats and rye swept down.
ward to-day to a new low price record
for 1921. Largo visible supply totals
proved to be heavy handicap on values.
Wheat closed weak at az to 4 cents net
lower. with December $l.11h@1.11%
and May $i.ls@1.lsA. Corn lost u to
&c and oats v to &c. Provisions
finished unchanged to 15c down.
General liquidation took place In
wheat and th6 market finished at the
bottom level OF the day, S%0sHc. off,
compared with yesterdays top figures.
Bears put special stress on the big
stocks at Kansas City and on the possi-
bility OF shipments being made from
there to Chicago. Besides, ioadings were
said to have increased in the Northwest
and larger movement Of the spring
crop within few days was predicted.
Meanwhile. despite the severity with
which prices were breaking, no Euro
pean demand of Importance developed
except for such wheat as could be OBJ
tained advantageously from Canada.
Rallies resulted at times from covering
BY shorts. but no real strength was ap-
parent and the upturns failed to last.
Declines In corn and oats were largely
due to the action of wheat The descent
OF corn was somewhat checked by i'm
provement OF shipping and industrial
demand.
Provisions weakened in sympathy with
grain notwithstanding an upturn in
hogs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
ASSESSING OF TENANTS
NO LAW IN BRONX COURT
Justices Refuse to FollouU De-
cision of Appellate Term.

Justices Peter A. Shell and william
n. Morris announced In the Bronx
Municipal Court yesterday that they
would not follow the decision OF the
Appellate Term In the Second District
IN cases where tenants were ordered
assessed to compensate landlords for
vacancies In buildings.
Zach Justice heard several cases In
wfxich bills OF particulars were asked In
order to compensate the landlords for
unrented apartments by the taxing Of
scnants
Technically. such a course is Illegal"
Justice Shell said, ''slnce we are stu
operating under the emergency rent
laws which assume there are no va
cnncios. An o matter OF common sense
know no law whereby a man may be
forced 10 pay for somothing he never
received or enjoyed"
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
GAS COMPANY ADMITS
DECREASE IN ITS COSTS
Coal in Kingston Drops 81 a
Ton and Oil a Half.

Palmer Garfield. Jr.. Mayor OF King
ston, opposing the petition OF the King
ston Gas and Electric Company before
the Public Service Commission for con
t.nuance of increased rates, yesterday
obtained from g. L. Beale. president IL
the company. admission that the follow
ing changes IN costs had taken place
since the higher rate was granted by
tire old Public Service Commission:
Gas oil now costs Sc cents. as against
ia cents a gallon. Coal now costs ss.75
ton gross In tho bin. as against s13.
The price OF labor has dropped 10 per
cent.
The commission adjourned the hearing
sine die.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
Fire Record.

A. NJ. Loss.
.:iJ-Nagle ay. and c04th ST.; auto;
unknoWn. .......... ...... ..,Trifling
5;l0-4sI Second av.; chimney. .Trifilng
ll:Jo-IplS Lexington av.: Bertha
r. N.
- 20-lJ West 10th ST.; b. Arkeli. .Trifling
i2:2S-I2 East S6th ST.: Mary Ban
. nlstcr. .'s.... A...4... ....ss..Iriiiinb
i;lo-aS Spring st.; owned by George
Kenny. .s...s.... .....1rtftlnE
::o-e1v Munroe ST.. Max Rosen. Unknow n
I .4J-f10th st. and Shakespeare av..
Bronx; auto: Mark Thurbur. Unknown
2:40-1OS Mott nv.; Nathan Go. Unknown n
3;iJ-Elcventh sv. and sjth ST.; Mary
4 4:30--60i Water st.: unknown. unknown n
5.J0--45th st. and Twelfth sv.; Csyn-
soiidatcd Gas Co. .......... Unknown
2J-sO7 Fifth av; Knickcrbocker
Cfub. ........ ........ go. UnknONn
64o-ss5 Broadway; Waldorf Hat
7:at-17i Greene ST.; Coopcrrnan
Kaufman .................. bhknoWn
S:f5--2i Minetta place: unoccupied
Cnhnown
Unknown
s:sO-f3Og I'd av.. unkrowu.. Unknown
9:iJ-R East 30th ST.; David Meltz. thrilling
1o:a5--375 West broadway; Tho Am
bsrg-p0w Co. .............sU unknown
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
No. 1901.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or CoMPTRoLLER OF TH1
No. 1901.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THD
CURRENCY.
Washington. ID. c.. September "a. 1921.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence prs
sentcd to the undersigned. It has been made
.aTHE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL
BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK" "a
the CITY of NEW YORK In the County OF
NEW YORK and State OF NEW York has
complied with all the provisions Of the
Statutes OF tho United States. required to he
complied with before an association shall be
authorized 10 commence the business of
DTyS NOW WHEREFORE I. d. r.. cRrssrNGrR,
Compt roller of the Currency. do hereby ccr-
tify that THE METROPOLITAN Ma
TIoNAL BANK or THE CITY OF NEW
YORK" In the CITY OF NEW YORK IN the
County OF NEW. YORK and State OF NEW
YORK Is authorized to commence tho busi-
ness of Banking as provided In Section Fifty
one hundred and sixty nine Of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States. ,st
CONVERSION OF metropolitan Bank
with q branches IN the Borough Of Man
haitian, County and State of New York.
and 1 branch In the Borough OF Brooklyn.
County Of Kings and State OF New York.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness uy
hand and Seal Of office this TWENTY.
FOURTH day Of SEPTEMBER. 1921.
d. n. CRISSINGER. "
Comptroller OF the Currency.
(Currency Bureau. Seal OF tho Comp
troiler Of the Currency. Treasury
ncpa rfmeut.)
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
sUGAR.

1he raw sugar market yesterday was
dull and apparently easier In under
tone, but refincrs were showing no in-
terest In offerings. Philippines In port.
which had been held firm at full parity
OF 4.23 cents delivered. were offered late
In the day at " cent lower. The Cuban
Committee found no buyers interested In
Cuban raws nnd the day passed with
out transactions. Refiners appear to
have sufficient raw supplies to take care
of the demand for granulated sugar.
List prices we're unchanged at $50 cents
less per cent. 10
The range OF prices In yesterdays
sugar futures market was as follows
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
New York. October ., 1871.
To the Holders ~
Trfor Preference Stock cf
Pere Marquette Railway Company

The Board Of Directors OF Perc Marquette
Railway Company, AT regular meeting OF
said board held October >, 1921. declared q
upon the Prior Preference Stock OF said
Company. payable November ], 1921. TO
stockholders OF record October IS, 1921,
without the closing OF the transfer books.
T.. NJ. HEBhRD. Secretary
Referring to thH foregoing notice. tho
Voting Trustees Will. upon the receipt OF tho
dividend therein mentioned, cause the sanio
to be distributed pro rata among tho holders
OF Voting Trust Certificates for Pricr Pref
erenca Stock of pere Marquette Railway
Company as the same appear the books
OF the Voting Trustees at the close OF busi-
ness on October IL. 1921. without the ciosihk
of the tr,,nsfer books. Checks viii be mailed
to such holders
Dated, New Yort. October :. 1921 ~
BEEKMAN WINTHROP.
Secretary OF Voting Trustees.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
CHASE sECURIrrEs CORPORATION.
New Ysrk. September seth. 1874.
no THE sroCKHoIspDRs:

Notice is tersoy sivcn that = Special Nose-
Corporation viii be held at ~ office at al
broadway. borough. Of xanAa.:an. Oity q
New York. 6tats Of New yorx. on the lst
day OF November. 1871. a: two O'Clock IN
the afts-noou. TO eonsider and vote upon p-o.
possls to increase from 10000 II z00,oco
ths number Of shares. without nominal %
Issue. and tho amount Of its stated capital
from 50. 100 900 to $1,000, 900: tho conditions
u'sdcr which such increase shau become ct.
festive: the consideration for nad tho terms
end conditions under which, II authorized,
said nsw or additional sbaree snail bs ix-
sued: and for tho transaction Of such other
meeting.
~ Order Of the Board Of Directors.
.. r TINKER. PresiAsna.
HALsTpAD q. FRIEDMAN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
New Municipal Offerings.

Edredge a. Co. are Offering f27i.o0o
CT city OF Norwich. Conn. 5 per cent.
rciunding bonds, due on May is. 1851.
Mt 1o3.i5 and interest 10 yield 4.s0 per
cent. and ar issue OF sfI0.000 OF city
Of 81. Paul. MINI. 8 rer cent. bonds
due on September I. 1899. 20 September
\. 1870, inclusive. at 100 and interest
both issues are legal investments for
sakings bank and trust funds In New
YORK, Connecticut and Massachusetts
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
sr,sao, 900 winnipeg Fiotntion.

A. r.. Anes Co. and Coffin G Burr.
Inc. are offering at 90 and interest TO
yscid about 6.i0 per cent new issue
OF si.53s.o0 OF the city OF Winnipcg's
twenty-five year per cent. coupon
gold bonds. dated October 1. 1921. and
ia. on October 1. 1916. Wlnnipeg's
as.iets are valued at s61,eo9,3S7 and It's
net debt IL s6,s69.347.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
LESS CRUDE OIL PnoDucpp.

The American Petroleum, Institute
estimates that the daily average gross
crude oil production In the United States
In the week ended on October I was
1.15s.6oo barrels IN contrast to 1,fss. o50
barrels OF the preceding week. a de-
crease Of 9.430 barrels.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
n. X. Note. Mature November 4.

The United Kingdom year 5ih per
cent. secured loan gold notes mature on
November 1. They are part OF $30o.-
600. 900 issue made In 1915 and II which
si5O.000.000 OF three year notes ma
tured on November 1. 1919. The amount
Of the notes outstanding Is not large
and Great Britain has accumulated bal
ances here 20 meet the bonds at 100 and
accrued interest. Consequently no re-
funding operations will be necessary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
T.coma.s 5000, 900 Award.

HaIsey. stuart & Co. and associates
have been awarded 100000 OF the port
of Tacoma (Wash.) general oblihation
6 per cent. bonds maturing serially
from 1892 to 1865 Inclusive. Under
Washington laws the power OF the port
to levy taxes TO pay the principal and
interest OF the bonds Is unlimited.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
cub.n Teicphone nonds All sold.

The National City Company an
nounced yesterday afternoon that the
issue Of s4.oo0,000 OF the Cuban Tele-
phone Company's first lien and refund
Ing mortgage gold bonds, series a. ~
per cent, due In 1871. had been sold
and the participation books Of the Issue
closed. IL is understood that subscrfp-
tIons 20 Il exceeded si2.ooo.000.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
xlm METROPOLITAN NATIONAL HANH
or TINE CITY or NEW YOnK.
New York. September csth.

10 THE szA5sNzoGpBRs:
Notice is hsrshy stvsn that Special MesGr
Ing Of tfas eharslaesdsrs Of ths Bank viii b
held a. its banking rooms ot 81 Broadway,
Borough Of NAnhattan. CITY and state u Nsx
YeSIs. On the 1st day Of Novsenbss. 1s1l. sf
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day, :er
the purpsss Of ratify1ne and confarmins the
terms and conditions agreed upon By q ma.
5oyity cf the board Of directors Of The Chase
National Bank OF the City Of New York ard
By . majority u the board OF directors e
tkls Bank to consolidate the said two bank.
ing 3ssocast5ons into one association undcg
the charter Of The Chase National Bank ok
tisn Of sueh other business a may properly
come before the meeting.
~ Order Of the Board Of Directov.
yRANK W. TRAzNE, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
COTTONSEED OIL.
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPrCY.

Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday In
the United States Court were:
NATHAN KASIsOtT T-rnvoluntary: cotton
goods. 2es Broomc st.. on behalf Of Dorothy
Resniiof who claims Sa5s: Lee Siegei
$500: Helen Johnson. 800.
OTTO J. HERTER-voluntary: real estate
manager and agent. 5000 broadway. LA
billties s2d.2o4. no assets.
GOSSLER BROS. INC.--Involuntary: res
taurant. poo Columbus av.. on behalf %
Has,imss tasting ps & Nike; who ,osI cl"iTs sl.o.7;
1887
vfTo GANCI--voluntary: $50 Columbus av
Liabilities, $3.50: no assets.
HUBERT y. LELAND--voluntary: formerly
Hubert Levy. advertising writer. 10 West
10th st. Liabilities. ~, sos: no assets.
UNION fIGADGEAR COMPANY. INC.-In-
behalf OF Max Feist. who claims s4s5; A. 4
Pioneer Eisbon Works. Inc ccS sloo. Liabill-
ARTHUR A. DRAcHsLER = Voluntary:
Manufacturer of sheet metal articles. &c
East ssd st; Liabili'l.s. s25.374; assets,
machinery. tools, &c.
THEODORE e. BELTs-voluntary; 10 East
4th St. Mount Vernon. N. Y. Liabilities.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day In the United States Court were:
ANNA IAUCH. corscts. 3f6 East Fordham
Rosd-Alfrcd Sanders. receiver.
NOH1AN SiNIfiN cloakS ana suits. ito
West 2sth st. and 20 West nth st.--Ben-
jar'in I,ulmer. receiver: bonds $500.
NATHAN KASLOP. cotton goods 2es Broome
rt.-Morris Streusand. receiver: bond.
81 .0OO Liabilities. s2o.ooo: assets, 81, 200.
UNION HEApGEAn COMPANY. INC, wom-
ems hats. $40 Broadway-Edn,und Wright.
receiver: bond. $1,000.
GOSSLFR BROS. INC. restaurant. 900 Co
lumbus av.-BenJamin M. Day. receiver: {:
bond. 5000.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
Tho following Judgments were filed yes
terday the first one being that of the debtor
MANHATTAN.
ABEL, Rudolph 10. II. Ander-
son et nj. ...................... S.5T.s 80
BRUMAN. 1sidore--D. Suite ct al. 6sj.4i
jaky ..................... 3.26ofo
BUCKNFR. James NJ, Tanay To-
bacco Corp. and James G. Tan
sey--w. Tappcnbeck. ............ f.o65.co
BACK, Henry C.--ksplan Keiden.
Inc. ...................... f325O
sAME--same ............... Gos.27
RRUsfAN. SAND. Scottc et all. S36.0f
CONNECTICUT ELECTRIC MFG.
co.--c. n. Richards 4 CO... s.so4.a5
COOPER. George fCoopers FIX
prrsa,--c. pascarclia ............ s75.4i
CENTRAL DRUG co, INC. Joseph
T. Cohen and Samuel Genis-frv-
ing NJ. Blair Co.. Inc. ......... 3.37o.os
Dr:NrAfARK. Samuel tManhattan
Brass q Electrical Co.)--Bison
Electrical Co.. Inc. c............ 4p6. II
DELAWARE HERTLE EsTATES
CO.. tNC.--Lard Value Rcfunding
Co. Inc. rnc........................ s.o1i.75
EcKERsoN. Edith c.. cx'r--rI. d.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

6eptemOer - lUIl.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the NORTH
ERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Will
be held on Thursday. October 20. 1921. At
sSOo Nc ScocE t, noon at NO, 81 NASSAU Street:
thirteen Directors of the Company 10 serve
for one year and until their successors are
ness that may lawfully be brought before
the meeting.
E. A. GAY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06

The local spot cotton market was ouiet
and % points lower. at c0.1oc. for middiing; ;
southern spots-Csalveston quiet, ~ points
,ower, at 20 sales. 1902 bales. New Or
bales. Mobile nominal. ~ points lower. at
Is.Ioc.: sales nil. Savannah nominal, un.
cnanged. at 20. 75c.: sales nil. Norfolk quiet.
10 lower. Mt lOc.: sales. 39, bales Memphis
steady, 10 lower. at 20.25c. sales, ESQ
r. Houston steady. 81 lower. at oo.15c.: sales.
,:'cn - ~ oales. Dallas steady. 73 lower. at
Is.0Oc.; sales. 1900 bales MONTGOMERY firm
10 lower. at 10c.: sales nil. Fort Worth
steady. 70 lower. at 1860: sales, ,59S bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton easier. at ~ points decline; ;
middling. 14.49d. Sales, $4,000: American,
5000. Imports, 1000: none American Fu-
lures opcned steady. at 27 TO 81 points de-
cline Closed barely steady. at a net decline
OF os 70 NJ points October. -. .0ed.; Deccm-
per. 1S61d.; January. f355d.: March,
I3 26d.; May. f3.0id.: July. laid. Manches-
tcr-Yarns and cloths In more demand.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
The International Nickel Co.

A quarterly dividend OF one and one-haif
per cent. on the Preferred Stock has been
declared this day payable November I. 1921,
to the Preferred Stockholders of record at
the close Of business October II. 1921.
JAMES Y. ASHLEY.
Secretary G. Treasurer.
New York. October 3. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE j.
SURPLUS WAR PLANT.
EllICOTT MACHINE CORPORATION
iii BUSH STREET,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

Sealed BIDS are wanted until October rsths
1921 for the sale OF miscellaneous Machine
Tools, etc, consisting OF Milling Machines
Iathss. PadiaI Drills, Travelling Crnncss
Boiler, Generating Set. Boring MIL. Emery
Grinder and steel Building. as..
For Information address above.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
Army Orders
Special Despatch to THr New yoax rEaALp
New York Herald Bur~au.
Washington. n. e.. OFT. a.

These amy orders have been made public:
M1SCELI. .ANEOUS-frirst Lieut.. Joseph L..
Stromme. a. s.. from Washington. ID. C.. 10
Fairfield. Ohio: Mai tor-Cen. Leonard Wood.
Y =: A.. retired. The following from Field
A-tfl'cry. Camp Pike. will report 20 profess
mated; Capt. Albert w. Lone. University Of
oklahoms. Norman. okla, and Cant. John
Columbia. Mo. Capt Kearie T.. berry. In.
fantry. from Fort Fam Houston "a Camp
T-avis: Pris.-Gen. Robert T.. Calian. from
Fort Tottcn 10 Governors Island, Sc~ond
Corps Ares. thence TO Panama Canal Zony
70 command Panama Coast Artillery district (;
Cant. Louis q. Martin. M. c., from Jeffers-r
Navy General Hospital: Col. Andrew Hero,
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