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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson and Miss

Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson and Miss
Ida Bauer. a.
Mrs. Katharine worthington. OF 1747
North Park avenue. entertained infor-
mally at cards on Thursday evening In
sesSsstoN H. OF ons her birthday The suss,s
and Mrs: W. D. Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs
" r! Reed. Mr. and Mrs Marshal
Setback, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Storey.
Mrs. Katharine Bremen. Mrs. II. Dow.
Ing. Mrs W: D. Chambers. Mrs: r. J.
Luksns, Mrs. D. II. Murray. Mrs F.
Sterling and Miss E. Tageart.
al the nome SE "' ol Mrs. % Amos dsiEisr.
Those who will attend include Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Callinan. Mr.. and Mrs
0S Ms NJ ffss csaes H M Mi snd MI Mr. ana SHfdis
Roat and Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Smith.
Miss Jean Clark. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark. Of 1855 North
Broad street. Is visiting in Baltimore
David Francis.
Miss Jeanette Anspach. Of 2eti North
Seventeenth street. has returned hSmv
after spending several weeks In Ne"
York.
Mrs. J. Potsdam mer. OF. 1913 North
Broad street, Is VISITING reinuNe' ~
Scranton
Miss 1,ou,se shep,ey. OF North Elev-
enth street will entertain the mem
bers Of her Ave hundred club tomorro"
afternoon. .o
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bissinser, OF 2o9s y,
Green street. will spend the weex.e"a IA ~,
New York az the guests Oh "f' "'"
Mrs Albert Vase rman.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. IL. S!lverman. OF the
Hotel Majestic, have left to spend some
time In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Meyer. OF leg.
Cayura street, entertained at an al
home on Sunday afternoon. from tS 10
YeddIng Anniversary and also to cole
brote the engagement Of their dapgh'
ter, Miss Clara Meyer. to Mr' Aora'
ham Greenspan. ,,,
Mrs Henry Bronner and Miss Z,gian
Bronner entertained at orioge OH "eN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17

nesday afternoon in their home. 1895
Bronnsf. her dsushtsr.in.iaw.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Elisabeth oliver, granddaughter
Of Mrs. James Pendieton Horn, Of the
Tracy. ,rty-sixth and Chestnut streets.
entertained at dinner. followed by
bridge. on Thursday evening. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. William Robb.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jeddsen Myers. Mr..
and Mrs. George Gretton, Mr.. John kea
Huston. Mr.. Warren Huston and Mr.
and Mira James Pendleton Horn, Jr.
The marriage OF Miss oliver and MT.
John Kea Huston will take place IN
the spring.
Invi .ations have been issued by Miss
Ruth Bannar, OF 7t8 South Fifty third
street. for dance to be given at the
Twentieth Century Club Of Lansdowne
on January al. Miss Bannnr Will Pc
assisted In receiving by Mrs. Edward M
Schaffer. Mrs. Charles w. Schaner, Mrs
ford.
Mis- Caroline Hance. daughter OF
Mrs. II. A. Hance. Of 6slb willows avg
nue.. will entertain on "wednesday alt q
ernoon at luncheon. followed by a
matinee. Her guests will be Mrsi .S 40
olson Brown. Mrs. Henry Penn s,hr, s4rx
Mrs. Hamilton G. Connor. Mrs Artnu'
Hood. Mrs. william Montgomery; Mrs
John Herman and Mrs. Bertha Masn.
Miss Kate Gershcnfeld, OF bsOI nay
erford avenue. whose marriage 70 M.
Herbert g. Jaspan. will take place W
April, was entertained on Thursony eve
ming at a theatre party whicn was ~.
lowed by q supper at Kugiers. ATons
the guests were Miss Frances NoS'
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The members OF the Junior Aid 50.
clety, under the management Of Misu
agnes 7. Land, held their annual dance
IN the Glover Room OF the Bellevue.
Stratford last "Wednesday evening. The
dance was given for the new nurses'
nome OF 81. Agnes Hospital. Broad and
Mifiin streets.
Mr.. Bruce Austerrnuhi has lust re.
turned to his home after spending the
weekend with friends at Lewss. Del.
Nj and Mrs. Joseph McNsnny, OF
21o5 South Mole street. entertained In.
formally at their home on Saturday eve
nlns. Among those present we're Miss
Florence Conor, Miss Rose Crosein
Miss Edith Mcrruge. Mr.. John Dierins,
Mr.. William o'NIcl, Mr. John Moore
and Mr.. Howard r. Conor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loitt vigucrs
Jr., OF 174s South Fifteenth street, are
being congratulated on the birth Of a
son. Charles Lott yiguere. 3D.. born
January 10. Mrs. yiguers will be re-
membered as Miss NJ. Evelyn West
coatt. Of Atlantic City.
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GER M ANTOWN

Mrs. Jack A. Roberts. of 13i West
Upsal street, will entertain at luncheon
at her home on Monday afternoon. The
quests will include Mrs. william 7.
Fox Jr. Mrs. Baster NJ. La Domus
and Mrs. Clifford Robinson Skinner.
st. Michaers Mems Club will hold
their annual banquet at the parish
house. High street. this evening.
Mrs. Anna Sautter, Of Burbrldge
street, will entertains at cards at her
home on Wednesday afternoon The
guests will include Mrs. J. Thombson
Riday, Mrs William w. Riday. Mrs,
Frank c. Kane, Mrs. Palmer Watson.
Mrs. Elmer Hessler, Mrs. u. F. Antrim
and Mrs. J. W. Parker.
Miss Louise schuck, Of s217 Chew
Mrs. Edward Groves, Mr. Frederick
l.. Schuck and Mr.. John Curley COM
pose a party that will attend the thea
tire tomorrow evening
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss F. Stnuffer, daughter OF Mr.. and
We Harry c. S'auffer. Of HiGhiar
Park, entertained the card club to which
she belongs last week
Mrs. II. w. Buse, Of Ridley Park
who has been entertaining her Sister
gave an informal luncheon In her honor
a few days ago.
Mrs. Henry Barker. of 1.ansdowne. ID
the recently elected Junior chairman oi
the Pennsylvania state Federation o
Woman's Clubs Mrs. Arthur b. Hood
Of Germantown. has been appointed
junior chairman for the eastern district
Mrs. Hood will go to Allentown Febru.
ary 3 TO attend In the interest Of the
juniors. the conference OF the eastern
district, In relation to junior work
which will be held on that day.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall. OF
Seventeenth and Locust streets. will en-
row night. The guests will include Mr..
AID Mrs Alexander Coke Yarnali. Miss
anna Sophia Yarnall and Miss Agnes
Tarnail.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Emien Hutch.
inson. Of i7l8 Walnut street, will enter.
tain at dinner on Friday, February. T.
Hutchinson left this month for Taiia-
hsssee. Fla. whore he will spend some
time at his quail lodge.
Miss Mildred w. Lee daughter OF DR..
And Mrs. Edmund J. Lee. OF 1879 South
Rittenhouse square, will entertain a box
party at the opera tomorrow night In
the box at DR.. and Mrs. George Fales
Baker. OF the Eellevue-Stratford.
Mrs. Harrison X Gamer. Jr.. and her
mother. Mrs: William ]. Baird. will be
N home informally on Monday after.
home Of Mrs. Gamer. $40 Pine street. No
cards have been issued. Mrs. G. Hamii-
ton Colket: Mrs. Howard r. Hansell. Jr.
and Mrs W. Nelson Edwards will as
sist In receiving this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Sewall. of
@ isli spruce street. win entertain at
day night
Slaughter. Miss Elizabeth Brockie. will
seave on January 27 for Palm Beach,
"a. where they. will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter.
NJ. and Mrs, Charles Jared InEersoli
Fort Washington. are spending sew
eral weeks In Oklahoma.
=, Mr.. and Mrs Edward C. Dearden, OF
Merion. have Issued invitations for a
rrssw ras.mers dance" at their home on Sat.
Snsyi SansySi,. Fenrnary Es,sI ~ In honor OF their
'he'r son. Mr.. Edward C. Dearden. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson Dor.
rance. OF Pomona Farm, Cinnaminson.
y. j.. have issued invitations for a
luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton. to be fol-
Fs%raopyy FST%sd Gy a theatre party. on satprday
Torrance
Ss S.Ns Margaret Dunlap. OF 1903 South
twenty first street, who have been
pending sHs waek In New York, where
SWty S,.y were entertained as the guests or
NV mw, Mr.: and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind,
''.u'neu TO thcir home yesterday.
hoIe the Opera Supper-Dance Club will
Wiu Us next dance tomorrow evening IN
fnrDn fnS Foyer Of the Academy after the per.
Ir,II''nnce SI,I INC OF Tristan and Isolde" This
'esNul organization.
Mr. and Mrs, George II. Earle and
nSSr S,Sh family, OF Grays iane, Hoverrord,
hmo mo nave been spending several days In
tG5anuc City. win return to their home
Hen,ysi, Henyi Mrs Ehrle's sister. Mrs. Walter
iann'S'gy Avery OF 1903 ST, Martins
,SSne. Chestnut Hin. who accompanied
"'~'' returned to her home yesterday.
,ononsressman George WASHINGTON Ed.
rsinus and Mrs. Edmonds, OF the TOu.
etr.s, apartments. Sixteenth and Spruce
th.Ir entertained at n small dinner at
sr,ssman s,ssman and Mrs. Edwards viii also
TSnr!ssln at dinner at their home on
s!waoay night before the dance TO be
SstInat SsftIn at the Bellevue -Stratford by the
iaid sos Munical Club Covers VIII be
LOT twenty-tour guests.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin A p,o,,rey.- ,,
Rsxr,so Rn son. Mr. Arthur Bookmyer. OF
brooI avenue and City line, over.
Mr. gar Ieu yesterday for Miami, Fla.
'""'ss II, Lalicu. OF 1895 Spruce
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NoRRIsTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs John b, Brusher. Mr..
and Mrs, Milton II. PaRei. Miss Mary
Boyer and Mr.. Ludwig Staunet Jr.
were guests at q dinner and theatre
marty given IN Philadelphia by Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald v. 8. Dannaker,
of 5o7 Basin street. whose mnrrio g"
took place recently, were guests OF nom
or at surprise miscellaneous shower
present were: Mrs J. J. wilde. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Spring, Mrs. f. J; Gron
Mrs NJ. f. Giilam. Mise Clara Rockey
Miss Flora Wagner Miss Kathnr
spring. Miss Mildred Spring. Miss Edith
othy spring, Miss Sarah Giliam. Mr
Harry Spring, Jr., and MT John Wilde
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enfield, Miss Nett Platt, Miss Hllda
ppatmach Miss Blanche Goldenberg. Miss
berry, Of New York Miss Dorothy
Zeeve.. OF Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Jerome
Harold Jaspan, DR.. and Mrs. Louis
Sefshenfeld, Mr.. Jules Gershenfeld. Mr.
OF weehavken, N. J.
An Informal party was given on
Thursday by. Miss Sarajanc Smith at
her home In honor of Mr. Arthur Book
myer, of Overbrook, who left on Sunday
for Miami. Fla. The guests included
Miss Lillian Shriver, Miss GLADYS Gram
gle. Miss Gertrude williams, Mr.. Frank
w Wolf. Jr., Mr.. Carl Leonhardt and
Mr.. Graham Kellar.
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RoxBoRouoH

The Melody Club OF Roxboroush. Of
which Mr.. X. Bruce wallace is .presi-
dent. will meet on Tuesday evening In
tho annex of the Leverington Presby.
terian Church TO rehearse The Cross
of Fire" which will be rendered at rs
concert In May under the direction OF
ficcrs Of the club include Mr.. T. VII.
ford Schofield. vice president; Miss
Edith Kerkeslager. secretary. ana MRS.
Charles J. Thompson treasurer.
The regular Monday afternoon card
party will be held this afternoon at the
Roxborough Country Club.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

tertnined at a dinner and dance at their
home at 2so2 Columbia avenue on
Wednesday evening. Their guests In
cludcd Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doty. Mr.. and Mira.
James Giading. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lindot, Mr.. and Mrs Jean PlachtGr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17
OWEN JOHNSON TO WE'D
Novelist and Playwright VIII Marry
Mlaa Hurto0

New York. Jan. 17.-The engage.
nent 10 announced of owen johnson
novelist and playwright. the only sor
o Robert Underwood johnson, Y. g. A..
Ambassador to Italy. and Miss Catha.
V. Burton. head OF Burton Bros. a Co
Miss Burton made her debut some years
ago. ana is member % the Junior
League. Mr.. Johnson has been married
three times and has three children.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17

euests will, be Mrs. william Adeiheln.
Mrs Joseph Cuiiey, Miss Ruth pay.
Miss Lucy Fox. Mrs. Joseph Hendsr.
son, Mrs. william whitcomb ana MISS
Mrya Warttnan. -, -.
,.r,ai,ea Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smlth
Informally al dinner on Saturday eve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17
WISSANICkOE

Mrs Ada Perry has announced the
enga cement of her daughter, Miss
Kathleen Perry. TO Mr.. Thomas Ash.
ton, Of Easton. Pa.
Miss Kathleen Perry will entertain
the rive hundred club to which she pc
longs at her home this evening. Her
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Selling Pressure
On Crop Reports
In Cotton Market
Improvement i'm Weather Is
Basis for Attack; Prices
Close at Lowest. With
Losses at % to q Points

The weakness in stocks found an
echo in the cotton market Yesterday.
especially during the late trading when
prices crumbled rapidly, Closing at the
lowest of the dag and 23 to 27 points
under the previous night. A good deal
Of the late selling was by uptown in
terests, who in addition to the heavy
stock market were Influenced by the
favorable weather and crop news, prin-
cipally the weekly government report,
which was much better than the trade
had expected, in view Of recent COM
plants Of excessive rainfall in the
Southwest and drought in the eastern
half of the belt
reports from the Atlantcs indicated
bearish crop conditions and disposi-
tion to sell. Most of the buying in
the final hour came from Japanese
sources and from room shorts, but it
was insufficient to absorb tho offer
ings, which included heavy stop loss
selling after October reached the 13-
cent level. Sentiment was much mixed
after the close, and mary who had
been enthusiastic supporters of the
market above 13 cents for October felt
uiSCuuEEEu a. Tine TcllcTdliy peSSITlSt]C
feeling which seems to have invaded
financial circles, just at time when
English STRIFE conditions are showing
improvement.
A good many of the commission
houses regarded the decline as move
ment toward bettar business and a:i-
pressed hope that it might continue
to point where healthy investment
buying would develop in the specula-
tive market and the country become
confident buye: Of cotton goods.
The estimate of the Census Bureau
that only "a per cent of the cotton in
public storage was below tenderable
grades did not bear out some Of the
extravagant statements recently put
out by Southern farmers agencies on
this subject, and was expected to be
distinct disappointment to the South.
On the other hand the May consump-
tion Of 439,s84 bales was greater than
expected, although it is true that the
domestic consumption figures for the
first ten months of the season make it
appear evident that the country will
not use more than 100000 bales this
year, which is the smallest since 1911.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 25 points lower at 1220c for
middling. No sales reported.
The range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Decline i'm Wheat
On Larger Offers
Despite Rallies
Flood Reports and German
Buying Fail to Check
Pressure as New Crop
Comes In; Corn Easier

CHICAGO, June 15.--fncreased rural
offerings of new wheat to arrive had a
bearish effect on the wheat market to-
day, and prices closed unsettled to 30
3Mc net lower, with July $l.3l& to
s1.32A and September s1.22M to
s..22h. Corn finfished- &c to 7sc
down, and oats off ss@1a to &@&c.
In provisions the outcome was un-
changed to zoe higher.
Country offerings OF new wheat to be
shipped to Chicago In time for delivery on
July contracts were of sufficient volume
to put bulls at decided disadvantage from
the outset. Illinois growers in particular
seemed to be pressing to sell. In addition.
liberal receipts at Western points. total
OF 1900 600 bushels suggested ample sup
plies of old wheat still on farms SLOW
ness OF export call tended further to
weaken the market but this factor was
partly offset later by word from the sea-
board that considerable business with Ger
many had been pvt through. Floods IN
Nebraska and Kansas attracted notice
also and reports of black rust IN South
Dakota came from a wider area. Rallies
which ensued proved. however, TO be only
transient in the absence Of any aggressive
buying.
Excellent crop reports and large stocks
on hand put corn on the down grade and
carried the oats market along.
Higher qnotationa on hogs gave come
thing OF HIT to provisions.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Butter, Cheese, Eggs

Butter--Receipts were $4,000 packages.
Creamery higher than extras. lb, as1a O
34c; extras, 90 score. 33S q sac; frsts, 200
80 1sc; seconds, 26@02s1ac; lower grades,
23 Csc: unsalted, higher than extras, s5H
@36c; extras, s4h @35c; frsts, 30@ssAc:
seconds 26Qaoc; state dairy. tubs. finest,
81 u @S2hc; good to prime. 2s@a1c; corn
mon to fair. 2i@27c; ladies, current make,
hrsts, 23@24c; seconds. 1874 @1ec: lower
grades. l7@lsc; packing stock. curren.
make. No /. 1914 @lsc. No ., 17h@1sc.
lower grades. 14p17c
theese-Receipts were sa70 boxe.
State. whole milk, short held. Is@iSMc.
fresh @ specials. 1eM 016Ac: average run
is2 g 1eH G; lower grades. 10SDl4c; twins.
fresh specials, I5@16c; average run, l4H
@ise: s: wisconsin. single Daisies, fresh. 6
Nc; double Daisies. fresh. l5ADiec.
Young Americas, fresh. 1914 h017c; skins,
8@loc. e.
Eggs-Receipts were 5o.s4s cases. rresh
gathered, extras, dozen, 316D32c; extra
hrsts, 2SQ @ 30c; nrsts. 25@27hc; seconds
sa@2fAc; trade eggs. 22@24c; dirties
"a tsc; checks. fair 20 choice, dry 2ois a.
"a nc; state. Pennsylvania and nearhy
western, hennery whites. extras 37Gp3Sc
extra hrsts 3s@36c frsts 20 GD 33c. eath.
ereo whltes hrsts TO extra frsts 29 % csc
under grades. 26@2sc: Pacific Coast
@nite. extras. Ssc; extra firsts, s4apssc,
hrsts. % 20 sac; other Western and SOUTH.
err gathered whites 27@32c: state penn
syisania and nearby Western. Iennnry
browns; extra, 3S@34c: gathered brown
ana mixed cotors graded extras 31nssr.
Hrsts 10 extra frsts, 26 n @ 30c
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
u. s. 3-Year Notes Taken
Half Billion Issue Is Oyersub
scribed by $50 Millions

WASHINGTON, June l5..-The Treas
ury's combined offerings of $500 ,0o0.-
600 of three~year notes and one-year
certificates brought subscriptions os
more than s75o,ooo,ooo, according to
preliminary reports, Secretary Mellon
announced tonight.
subscriptaons were about equally di-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

vided, he said, between the certificates
and the new notes, which are the ini-
tlal issue under the Treasury's pro-
gram for refunding the short dated
debt. 1t was probable, he added, that
allotments of the combined Offering
would exceed $5O0,o0o,ooO and would
be distributed equally between the two
forms of securities.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Sugar Price Decline
Continues Bet0w &c

Refined sugar. as was anticipated, un~
derwent another reduction yesterday.
touching the lowest point in five years at
5A cents. this being made possible by
purchases OF raws at cents. Porto Ricos
were pressing for sale at this figure yeeter~
day. and 1t was believed that another re-
vision downward would be necessary II
sale to be made Futures were
irregular.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

cline. Closed quiet Mt to points de-
cline. July, S.2fd: October. $500 Decenl-
Der. s.75d: January, $500; March. s.Sad.
Manchester: Yarns move slowly: cloths
more demand.
Closing quotations were unchanged to 4
points net higher
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
ArErINf,

A Special Meeting or the Stockioide1s, !, :
OF the Bridgeport w tlkes- Barre coInpans'.
viii be held at the office Of the corpoiAa !
ton, at 2l7 Broadway, Manhatsaa' ,s
June 30th. 1921. at SEQ p. III. 10 anthot,s55 "a
the Directors 10 dissolve the Company, ..s ss.s
such other busine SIS rs may properly eolss
before said meeting.
JOHN NJ. STERLING. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
AMERICAN CAN co.

quarterly dividend or one ana tnieSs "
quarters per cent has been declared 90 "a "a
Preferred Stock OF this Company. paykSss
July lst. 1921. TO Stockholders OF revsss,s resss,
at the close OF business. June lStn. isss. %.
Transfer Books will remain oren. CnecA'
mailed. r IL. ISMoS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO. IS
quarterly dividend of two per gen CEN
(two dollars per share) on the capssss
stock of this Company has been decisIes. decis,e..
payable on July Is. 1921. 10 SteeknoldssasS ss
Of record at the close of business June :"
1924.
CECIL Is. TAYLOR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Miscellaneous Markets

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
v.a., - BID. Ask. Yield
1888 op 1s23... 81 s7% see
Federal Farm Loan AVS
1889, op 1924. Sei5 e0X 535
Federal Farm Loan 4ns
1898. op 1S33...... s9h eoX 537
Federal Farm Loan AVS
1921: op 1922; -. ssss so4 5.as
1889. op 1924. 90 90 ESQ
Joint Stock Land Bank bs
1898. op 1923. s.......... 80 % b.s4
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16


rs points lower nt lLaOC; sales. $50 bales
New Orleans steady steady, 8 points lower
at 1l.25c; snias 1851 bales. Savannah
quiet, UNCHANGED at 11.25c: sales, 500
bales. Norfolk quiet, 13 points lower at
1lo; Gales. 553 bales Augusta steady IL
points lower a 1o.asc; safes, 4o6 bales.
Memphis steady, unchanged at 1l.25c;
sales 400 bales. Houston steady, 2o points
lower at 11.25c: sales, $3.50 bales. Little
Rock quiet. unchanged at lie; sales, $40
bales. Dallas steady, 80 points lower at
10000: sales 2.o42 balos. Montgomery
quiet, IS points lower at 1O.25o sales OF
bales. Fort Worth quiet. rs points lower at
i0.35c; sales. 1.035 bales.
Cotton Statistics
Yesterday Last wk. Last ~.
Exports ...... 1890 ao,3i2 l.64i
Exports season. 4,7lS,i4s 4.ss4.263 6,oS6,o7
n. Y. stocks... 14S8S4 l42,514 40,70S
Port stocks ,.l.S42.s so3 1,S0o.o4s 96a.os9
Interior receipts 100 $500 6.100
do shipments 1900 10000 1900
N. Y. arrivals. 2.425 2,480
Liverpool cableS-Spot cotton quiet at 8
points decline; middling. 7.64d. Sales.
1000 bales. American. 1000 bales I'M
ports. 1000 bales. American, 1900 bales.
Futures opened quiet at . to points de-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Crair, Prices


Yesterdays Previous Year
No ~ ? hard ard $685. Sill
The range at Chicago:
Tuesday's 3
Oman 14sh Low, Close. close
Sept l.2a% I24a 12la 1924 1859
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close, ago
No. yellow .s0.s22 S0.S5 S1.Se =
;ssIS ss5.;n5:;: :s!;: :s!s: :s5;. ~ i5ss i5ss;
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No. white. S0.+1is $o.48 s0.So1s
Chicago:
ss5s:ns:t: 2sy 81: :sss 81: 81: .ssss Sss
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. n$T 5 west. ats 10 .si.4ss sl.5s si.s4
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
s9g ss.oo@s.5o s9.OoGe.5o sII.56Sia.25
Cornral 1.S5Q1.95 i.85D1.96 $500 AIS
Rye. 9.00@9.o0 9.o0gp9.50 $500 -
Bran. 27.00 27.00 <2.753s
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
NEW ISSUE

CONSOLIDATED TEXTILE CORPORATION
First Sinking Convertible Gold Bonds
be ata Jme1 IL
Ssooooo Nov t b ssedS
@ s ss esss sss se ansssa s4 5"s register
a part after aJns%I1 ~ interest
I % sS ] nS Ns~ss 1921
dP~puyr d4mn.rh
~ ~ without "" s%d i n v%haa per which
THE CHASE NATIONAL
Ssa % 7 ns s ea ] % % %
Works numtssa Nrthcm
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Price 80 and interest yielding s10&o
BondD Department
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF ILLINOIS
aAMBLEToN & COMPANY FEDERAL SECURITIES CORPORATE
bimoaN NwY York Washing c1;co AN OA~(>AA AA>
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Standard OH Comnanics
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