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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Colonel Patrick, Native
West Virginian, Named
Head Of Air Service

Washington. Sept. 21.-Colonel Mason
Mathews Patrick. OF tho corps OF euEi-
neers, was nominated today by res
ldent Harding 10 be cEIct OF IN" AIr
service with tho rank or major general;
Colonel Patrick has been mentioned
in connection with tho air post numer-
Gus times He is a native OF West E'r-
ginla and was appointed from that state
10 the military academy in 1852.
During the |or!d war he was APP
pointed orisadier general ana ser'eo
rs chief engineer. service or supply IN
charge OF construction in the supply
zones IN France Later he became chief
II tho air service IN France. and upon
return to n" United states was com
mRnder Of engineer camp at Camp
Humphrey. Virginia.
Colonel Mas Mathews Patrick. who
was appointed yesterday by President
Harding TO command tho L. S. air
service is a native OF and we'll known
in this s'ats. lIc was born in Lewis
burg AMI December l3. 1863, thu son
Of Dr. Alfred Spleen and Virginia
Mathews Patrick. lie attended school
ut Iewisburg. later Eolns TO Charleston
following his schooling a. Charleston
he became a cadet Mt tho United States
military Academy. graduating In 1886.
lie hon entered. tho Engineering School
81: Application. graduating N 1889. a."
WAS united by marriage to Miss Graz"
W. Cooley. Of Pla.nfeld. y. j.. on No.
vemher IL. 1902.
He was commissioned second Neu'en-
ant on July /. 1885. He was made n
FRS, lieutenant on July :. lSSS ana
held this rank until Nay l8. 1898. when
h. Was made captain. From that
time on ia was promoted from tam"
20 time. and during the World War
Was made a hr!Gad!er general. II" WAS
later IN command OF IN" engineering
school AT Washington BARRACKS. AN"
WA arro!uted chief engineer o! Hn""
az communication AMI director "r con
s,ructIun and forestry operations.
From 1925 he was assistant IN 10
s,ruc,or Of practical military engineer
lny at the L. S. Military Academy
During the years OF 1878 nc was In
charge o; the rrst and second d's;r!c's
c- the Irnpro, ements Uf the MISSISSIPPI
rivcr He was s"c:~'Hry of The Mis-
sIss,rcl river commission from lN'H
20 1901. ,,,
7, 1908 he was sent to the I. 5. MIL
,ory Academy as an instructor. ana
after spending sovera! y".rs th"re was
made comnaudaut OF tho academy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Crago Is Elected
Congressman-at-Large

Philadelphia. September 2l.-Thomns
3. Crago. Republican, OF Greene coun-
ty was elected Congressman-at-large
at special election In Pennsylvania
10 MI tho vacancy created by tho
death Of Mahlon NJ. Garland, Pittsburgh
Crago was opposed by John P. Brack-
en- pem) OF Allegheny county
Little interest was manifested in tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
Misunderstanding Regarding ImS q
Public Conference on Tra3.
10 Ordinance.

Tho council committee appointed by
Mayor Thomas F. Thoner several weeks
ago to draw a new traffic ordinance
through a misunderstanding Issued q
notice OF q meeting TO be held last even
Ing in council chambers at which time
general discussion would be held on pro-
posed sections Of the traffic law.
Tho meeting was not held last even
ing but Will be held next Wednesday
night. All interested parties are re.
Quested TO be present at this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

to hear . woman preacher. There Is
traditional belief that man is womans
intellectual superior. which would
rather tend 10 keep men away from
church with q woman In the pulpit, I'M
less they went from curiosity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

That mans sock IS not personal
baggage" - the opinion given by N!r-
GINA judge Still. II might be said to
carry traces OF his personality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

or over time Is entertaining. what
ever happens. tho people must have
III silk hose-Blueneld Daily Tele-
rraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

It's getting 50 that when Chicago
bandit can prove that he killed only one
defenseless citizen no looks liko r much
mal!gned mRn--Ohio State JOURNAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

case in police court disciosss that
local man making q salary OF 1lo
~ f. married. He deserves a gold
,,.asl for nerve, anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

At last tho Einste!n theory is laid to
rest II has been printed In tho Con-
Record-Fairmont d al ~
Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Another M!rGo probe Is sought. Sure.
M:sh: as w"il shoot Tho needle Ia the
other arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

TIL" real marks were the people wh,
invested IN them several months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Postal employees Of tho federal gov
eminent have received orders to be
courteous when serving tho public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Fish industries Of California. both IN
value and volume, exceed those Of any
other state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

An American dollar can be sold for
$4,000 rubles. Soviet money. in Russia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Read and use Intclllgenoer Want Ads.
You'll got VIVA: you want
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
HARRISON REFUTES
REDISCOUNT RUMOR
Five Largest Banks in n. Y,
City Borrow 1I0 p. c. of Basis
Line at Reserve Bank.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE borrow
ings OF the five largest banks in New
York city from the Federal Reserve Bank
on last November Is were only 40 per
cent. OF a basis line determined by the
capital, surplus and deposits. George S.
Harrison. deputy governor and former
general counsel of the Federal Reserve
Board. declared to-day before the House
Banking Committee.
The borrowings of the five big New
York banks. Mr.. Harrison said. con-
trastedowith 271 per cent. OF the basis
line. borrowed by banks In the Rich
mond district, 370 per cent. in the At
lanta district, 1852 per cent. in the ST.
Louis district. 263 per cent. in the Min
neapolis district. 1876 per cent in the
Kansas City district and 176 per cent.
in the Dallas district.
Mr. Harrison gave those figures in
replying to question from Repre-
sentative Wingo (Ark.), Democrat, who
mentioned what he said were rumors
floating around the Capitol concerning
the rediscounts of four of the largest
banks in New York city in contrast
to redscounts of banks in other parts
of the country.
The rediscounts OF the five largest
New York city banks on February II,
Mr.. Harrison testified, were s565,000.-
600. and on that day their loans to
banks outside New York totalled $97,-
100000, to corporations outside the
State $645. 100000 and to railroads
$4S. .000.00
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

NJ. NJ. Freeman & Co. OF Philadelphia have
issued list OF Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey municipal bonds yielding 4.T0 10 6 per
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
WusT AND SURETY COMPANIES.
PRODUCE.

BEANs.--Marrow. choice. 1920. 100 lbs.
$50: red kidney, 1890 S9.2JqsJO' white
kidney. si4.25gi5.5c.
BUTTER higher than extras,
firsts. 90 to ei score. 44ai6c.; firsts. IS 20
se score, 4td43c.i seconds. - TO ~ score
3id4oc.. lower grades. 2aq OSc'' unsai,on, .o1
higher than extras. 50dj0isc.; extras. 4eq
goLgc; firsfs. i2dlSc. seconds. 3fpfOc :
held or storage, high scoring, We. extras
foqttc.; firsts, 3Gm39c. seconds, 1Vl'oc' :
lower grades. s6a 29c.; Danish casks, fresh,
4iilai s,ic state dairy, tubs, finest, iFIfor. :
good 10 primo, 3Sd i3c.; common 70 talr.
2sn31c.. ladies. current MAKE. lisn' .oI2s ~ y,
2Tc.; seconds, 22u23c.; lower grades, sVffn
2ii5c packing stock. current make. No. L.
22c. No. 2, ale. lower grades, lIp2oc'
CHgFsF-state, whole milk. held. early
made flats. specials. ID. 2ln29c.' iall i'ade'
2Gq25c. average run .lgZo,sc.' iags gSa.1, gc az
lower grades. i5W2iisc.; twins, held Specials
2aisG2sisc: average run. 2iV21Ec.; Nisc0n-
sin held flats. .542sc. iield s.,,, 20 y
28s,e; single Daisies, held. si'1TsU'rc
double Daisies. held. 2ii4u 2Glsc youne
Americas. held. eID2ec. iresh' 2''r1Zs'sS.
skins. held specials. ith1lviec.' p,o piim" 20
choice, t3niGhc.: fair 10 good, llHi%c'
lower grades, sd10c.
EGGs--Fresh gathered. extras dozen, 3sa
SOC extra firsts. 3Gisd55c.. iirsts. Jon36c.
seconds. 3ic.; dirties, No. L. alqJzc' cnecKs
fair TO choice. dry 2eaSe'' stste, Fensss ,'n,,,s
extras. Soc: extra firsts. foc.; ftrsts. fin
isc gathered whites. firsts 20 extra firsis,
4sd ipc. undor grades. 420i6c.' Pacific
coast. white. extras. soc. extra firsts, fHc;
firnts iIsflSc,. under grades. i3n 4Gc. pull
lets. GOOSE other Western and southern
gathered whites, 3Qd iGc. state, Iennsyl-
vania and nearby Western. hcunery browns
extra. ioc. gathered brown and missed
colors. graded extras. 3sd SOC. frsts 10 extra
firsis. 3sft31c.
POTAT0Es-pcr bbi. SGa9.50: Maine. iSC
his, S2.5Ng2.I5: iG5 lbs. 81 i0I2.Go; 10
fto 4 ft4tt q isfuf ftl
a.. Jod2 70: iG5 lbs. 81 40a2G0 100 lbs.
81: Long Island. bag. S2.50d3.j0; sweets
Jersey. basket. STAG. Maryland, basket
81 2Jd 10 yams. bbl. s3dI.50.
POULTRY. DREsSED-CHTCSENS 90 Fry
crs.boxes. 34d3Jc.; roe astcrs, 32nlIc stags
2Sn3Sc bbis., 3ini2c. staEs, 2SD3fc
FOwIS-Boxcs c1T3nc hn'-.. cs13sc. OIL
COCkS-2sc. cArcNS-Nearby, 5cds0c.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
OTHER BONDS.

tai sales bonds, " ,41I,OOV.
'dd lots. fSells cents a share
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
COTTON.

Realizing by local longs in a cotton
market technically weaker. following
the recent upturn of about cent
pound. caused a reaction of 20 to 80
points yesterday. The market finished
around the days lowest level. with q
% to 30 point loss. Local spot was 30
points net lower. at 1890. Business con-
tinued featureless and generally quiet.
The volume of new trading was vir-
tually nil, the attitude of the larger
operators making the market another
waiting affair. The outside news was
without further development. Private
advices from Manchester were some
what more cheerful, but local spot news
was mixed. Opinion varies greatly as
to the amount of cotton that will be
shipped from New Orleans for delivery
on March contracts.
Liverpool. decidedly better than due
at the start, eased off in trading that
followed, but cables as a whole were
regarded as steady. The local opening
was irregular. 10 points lower to 10
points net higher. The early tone was
steady, spot interests selling and Wall
Street and commission houses doing
most of the buying. After the call
buying was heavier and before the end
Of the first hour prices were about 10
to 20 points more than Tuesdays final
prices.
Later in the forenoon pressure in
creased and the list slipped to less than
Tuesdays closing. The market showed
no weakness, however, and during most
of the afternoon fluctuated idly and
narrowly around a few points less than
Tuesdays finals. Bulls were favored
by strength in sterling and a drop in
call money. Speculative feeling was
hardly bearish yesterday despite the
markets recession. which the majority
| agreed was only natural. Pressure was
heaviest in the last hour. when options
made their days lows. The final tone,
however, was steady.
Rarge of prices:
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
EhECri0Ns AND MEETINGS.
NoRrOLK s MEsTERN nAmMAY G,

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany viii be held at the principal office or
tho Company in the City Of Roanoke Vir-
ginia, on rhuredsy, the 18th day of April.
l92i at 10 O'Clock a NJ. TO elect Directors.
books and accounts OF the Company for the
fiscal year. 10 consider the annual report
OF the Directors for the year ended Decem-
ber 81. 1920. to ratlfy and approve all
action OF tho Directors set forth In such
annual report and IN the minutes Of the
Company. and to transact such other busi-
may properly come before ths
meeting.
The meeting has also becn called by the
Board Of Directors a special meeting 10
consider and act upon proposal to alter
and amend Article J. Section c. Article I,
Section :: Article II. Section 3; and Article
by striking out in such sections reference
10 the Chairman of the Board Article 7.
Section G. TO provide that the Assistant Sec
retary shall in the absence OF the Secretary
fct as Secretary at all meetings OF The.
stockholders: Article II, Sccton 3. to pro-
vide for the holding OF Directors meetings
IN Philadelphia instead OF New York and
Article II. Section I. by eliminating obso-
lete ma ter. copy OF the proposed amend
ments viii be mailed at leaat thirty days
prior TO the meeting in postage prepaid
envelope addressed 10 each stockholder at
his address as entered upon TIE books OF
Tie Company
Tho Stock Transfer Books will be closed
al 8 O'Clock =. NJ. Friday. March q. 1921.
and reopened al 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Friday.
April 10, 1921.
tiy'order of the Board Of Directors.
!. w. BOOTH. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

200 Humboldt Consolidated NIres. Sie lot.
tl Corn Exchange Bank, 500.
$4,000 Second Avenue 5ct bonds. due iate.
Guaranty Trust Co cff. of deposit $50 lot
81 1000 pecSsklll Lighting st mtg. 5ec bonds.
due 1p30 SSt..5.
100 Mcshcrry Manufacturing sj5O.
10 McSherry Manufacturing pf. s76.
10 Sanger Picture Plays 81 lot.
- Milford and Uxbridge $50.
2d0 Willie Road constructiou stJO lot.
100 Hoolter Electro Chemical. sat
go Chemical National BANK. x5i5.
200 National Bank of Commerce. S2i0.
30 Mechanics and Metals National Bank I:
S3io
eeG shares Bank OF Manhattan; si94.
$50 Guaranty Trust s3is.
SOL Farmers Loan and Trust 1885.
200 Manhattan Transit: 500 ic,
Commonwealth Motel Construction. S6.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
PACIFIC GAS EARNINGS UP.

The preliminary income account OF the
Pacific Gas and Electric Company for
1920. issued yesterday. shows n surplus
after all taxes and charges OF SS.915.S54.
or s6.2s a share earned on the common
stock after preferred dividends. In the
previous year earnings we're equivalent
TO $3.50 share.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
c. H. BALDWIN, Cashier.
NOTICE OF sIJAREHoL DERs' MEEiISd.
THE IiDERTy NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK,

To 'iis Shareholders OF the LIBERTY Ma
TIONAr, BANK OF NEW YORK:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that special
moeting OF The shareholders OF this Bank VIII
bo held al ~ O'Clock IN tho forenoon. at the
offices of the Bank, ieO Broadway, New York
city, ~ ". on Friday, March 4th, 1921. %
vote on the question Of the llquidation Of ths
Bank as National Bank. 20 take effect at
p future date. and 20 authorize the Directors
20 execute a certificate OF orgsnizatlo .
state Bank as required by the New York
Banking Law. ard 20 take. and TO authorizs
the Directors 20 take. such other action ~
may be necessary or expndisut 20 cause rs li-
uuldatt9u a. a National Bank 20 become effec-
sixc. lts corporate tisiouce a. a State Bank
10 begi1 and a merger With The New York
Trust Company 10 be accomplish sheo. pursuant
10 the terms of the Plan ard AGreemer, for
the merger of The sherry National Bank Of
New York into Tho New lork Trust COM
pany. dated February \. 1921. heretofore
mailed 20 tho shareholders.
py order ~ ih. Board OF Directors.
FREDERICK W. WALL. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

Western. esd4oc.: slips, 43a50c TURKEYS
Young. J7d6:c.: old. Jgd5ac DUCKS
Western. 2sd40c. GEEsE-2ea36c GUiSEAs
Pair. 1Jc. 1$i,7H. SQCABS-pozen. s5Hf2.
FROZEN CHfCfSENS-Broilers, 36G5sc fry
crs, 3oaj1c.; roastcrs, 346r43c. FOWLS
26n39c. OLD COCKS-23T2ic. CAPoNS-
5015sc. TURkEYS-young, 55d62c. old.
y6n59c DUCkS--Long Island. itc.: Western.
3oQiOc. CEESF-2Sd36c RABBfTS-COT-
Jacks, SOC. ssi.
POULTRY - LIvE--rOW LS--freieht. IGc:
express. 336f3sc. CitICkENS--Freight. 32c
express. a2d38c. brolcrs freight, i0ff4.,c.:
express. 4onJor. Old ROoSrERS--rreigh'
2in22c. TrRf<EYS-Fr.isht, tsc express.
s0c DUCKS-Freght. i0d Soc. express. t5Gf
tsc. GsESE-EreiEht. @jd3nc.. eXprcsr. .sft
3ic.; nearby farm fatteued gtesc. t0ni2c.
PlGEONS-Pair, freight or cxpresr. l0sf65,'.
GuINEAS--pa J0u6Jc. RABBTrS--Lb.. ex-
press. 2Sn32c.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
To the Stockholders Of the
NATIONAL ENAMEiING A. STAMPING co.

Your Directors beg leave TO advise that
they have this day declared n dividend Of SIN
PER CENT. (Gad) per annum on uic uut-
standing COMMON SHARES OF the Com
or ousincSs February -stn. May lltn, Au-
gust l1th and November 10th. 1921, pay
able In quarterly stalments OF One and a
half Per Cent $3.50 each, on March 18th.
May 3ist August 3ist ana November 30th.
1871.
Checks viii be mailed on the day prcced-
inc said dates.
Very truly yours,
NATIONAL ENAMELlSG a STAMPING co.
EDWARD II. sCHWAETZBURG,
Coer "a ~
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
r.. 4 dnpo<r dsNENOIRs AND COMPANY.
Wilmington. Delaware.

N0fIr0 u n7Tehv gIV0n that no NnnuaI
Meeting ~ the Stockholders Of tho +. T.
DUPONT deNemourH and Company VIII be held
Monday. the iith day of March. 1871. a,
twelve O'Clock noon. ~ tie principal offics
of the Compa1y. No. 1905 Market street.
in the city ~ Wilmington. IN the County
O. Now Casfle. state ~ Delaware. for tho
purpose % Clectina q Board of Directors and
receiving and acting upon the reports of
the Officers. and Tor tho transaction of such
other bueiuegl MAY property come before
'ha meeting Tho meeting win be held In
th. Meeting Room in DUPONT Building.
MEMS I. DUPONT. Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
xEaegNT1.LER LISor,Pu co.

DIVIDEND tOi.
A regular quarterly dividend OF 2iS per
cent ON the capital stock of Nergenthaler
Linotype Company viii be raid on March 81
1871 to the stuckholder% of record as they
appear et 'he close of business on March :.
1921 Tire rrnnsfer Books viii not be closed.
JOS. r MACKET. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
CITY INVESTING COMPANY,
81 DRoADMAN

February l6, 1921.
Al the annual meeting Of the City Investing
Company. hold February 10. 1921. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected directors %
the company. 90 hold office FOR the ensuing
year and until their successors are elected
and qualify:
Alvin ". Krerr George G. Clark. Jr.
Edward pe Witt Viiiam u. zeeler
s. v. Deem icv'is ". Preston
Robert T.. poviiug t;eorgc ". Fearons
ftoherf w Dowliug NiacfntoHi kellogg
Robert Coclet samuel r. Peters
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
paurisu ExcuANcE GAINS.

BuENos AiREs. Feb Exchange
rates on the pound sterling have been
gradually Improving for several weeks
and the English pound was quoted to-
day as i7%. which is virtually at par
with the peso.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
sourn ronro RICO SUGAR COMPANY

Tho Board Of Directors have this day De-
,iarcd a otar'eiiv dividend of 2es on the
Preferred Stock and dividend OF 1i5ec on
Tho Common Stock. both payable Apri iet,
1921.
FRANK ~. wELTy. Treasurcr
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
DTVTDEN Nd TTCE
THE SEW YoRK AIK nnAKE coMPANY.

SEVENTY THIRD QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF TWO AND
oNE-fIALF PER CENT, payable March
25th, feei. 20 stockholders OF record at the
close OF business March 2nd. 1921.
The tra nsfer books VIII no, close.
Checiss for dividend VIII be- mailed 20 stock
holders st the addresses last furnished to the
Transfer office.
G. A. sTARBUCK. President
Now York. February 18th. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Robert NJ Cats has resigned as president
OF the Superior oil Corporation TO look after
private business interests. lie Will continue
az a director OF tho company. ". c. Davies.
formerly with the Carter oil Company. has
been elected vice-presidont and general man
ager of the company In charge OF operations
NJ. NJ. Freeman & Co. Of Philadelphia have
issued list OF Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey municipal bonds yielding 40 TO per
cent.
The directors OF the West Penn Railways
Company have declared n quarterly dividend
OF I = per cent. on It's 9 per cont. cumulatl
preferred capital stock. payable on March 10
70 stockholders Of record at the close Of bugi
ness on March 1.
Tho cities Service Company has declared
tho regular monthly dividends OF 4, OF per
cent. on It's preferred stock. y OF per cent.
on its preference II stock and y OF 1 per
cent. on It's common stock. payable in cash.
and the regular monthly dividend Of n. per
cent. on It's common stock, payable In cont
mon stock at par. All Of those dividends arc
payable on April 20 stock OF record on
March rs.
The New York Trust Company has been ap-
pointed trustee for the 81. 900 900 OF DE Laval
Separator Company ten year 8 per cent. sink
Ing fund gold notes.
Evans. Stlilman & Co. have issued a.circii-
lar describing the character and security of
Louisville a. Nashville equipment trust Gis
per cent. notes. series u.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

Interest due March T. 1921 on Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company First Consoli-
dated teo Bonds WIN he payable az tho office
of the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. No. - Wall street. New
York, on or after March I. 1921.
The transfer books OF said bonds VIII be
closed February is, 1921, and re-opcned
March I, iaei.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 16-Except for n
period OF advancing prices In early trading
cotton to day had easy undertone and a
tendency TO sag. The close was the lowest
of the day. Net declines of 20 TO ~ points.
Closing: March. i3.dSc.; May, 13.! !6c: July
he: October. 1889: December. l4fsc.
Southern spots--Calvcston steady, - lower,
at tg25c: sales ii9 bales. New Orleans
steady, unchanged. at 13.25c.: sales 2ll'
bales Mobile quiet, unchanged. at l3c. :
sales 40 bales. Savannah steady. unchanged
o3 points lower. at 13.2jc.; sales nil. Nor
folk quiet, unchanged. at 13c.; sales 10
bales. Augusta quiet. unchanged, at lJ.2oc,
AT f350c.; p; sales $500 bales. st. Louis quiet,
unchanged, at 1880. sales nil. Houston
steady, - lower. at 13c.; sales 6.sos nales.
little Rock quiet unchanged. at IL. &c. :
sales sos bales. Dallas steady, unchanged.
Mt f29oc: sales 1926 bales. Montgomery
firm, % higher. at 12.Ioc.; sales % psles.
Fort Worth steady, 10 lower. at 1856;
so los OOi bales
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF SHAREHOLDERS OF
THE
PUBLIC NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK

Dated, New York. January -, 1921.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special
Meeting OF the Shareholders OF The Public
National Bank OF New York will be held at
rs Banking House Northwest corner OF
broadway and 18th Street Borough OF Man
haitian. City Of New York. on March I. 1921.
nj II o'clock A. NJ, for the following puT-
poses:
l. TO amend Section Fifth OF the Articles
Of Association OF this Bank so as To increase
the capital stock of this Association from
So, ,000. 900. its present amount, to $4,000, 900.
divided into shares Of one hundred dollars
each.
.. To adopt the necessary resolutions fixing
the time when and the terms and conditions
under which said Increase OF one million
dollars OF the capital stock shall be issued
10 shareholders.
8. To adopt any and all resolutions and
further amendments TO the Articles OF A.so-
citation and 10 take any action which may
be necessary or required or deemed advan-
taGeous I'm order 10 increase the capital stock
Of the Association from 81. 600, 900. It's pros
Articles Of Association accordingly.
The polls Will be open from II a. W. untl
o'clock noou.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

lWe Have Orders In
Industrial Stocks
tAIuminum Co. Of Amer.
Bliss, E. w., Com. & Pfd.
Carbon Steel, Com. & Pfd.
lily Investing, Com. & Pfd.
Eastman Kodak, Com. & Pfd.
finger Manufacturing >.
IAN Raalte, Com. & Pfd.s
Sugar Stocks
Central Aguirre Sugar
Central Sugar, Com. & Pfd.
Fajardo Sugar
Federal Sugar
| National Sugar
I Savannah Sugar, Com. & Pfd.
West India Sug. Fin. Pfd.
Bank Stocks
Battery Park Bank -.
I Columbia Trust
Corn Exchange Bank
Equitable Trust
Lawyers Title & Trust
National Park Bank
StOne,P e,ProsSer&Doty
So William St NJ Hanover 1888