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New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Live beef. fair to
prime, 100 lbs.
D r g s 8 e 4 beef,
sides. ID. :.
Live ais. com
mon TO prime,
100 lbs.
D r g 3 8 e d veal.
city. Id. ......
Live ewes. 100
lbs.
Dressed mutton.
city, lb. .......
Live lam BIS, fair
to prime, 10C
lbs. .........
Dressed lambs,
city, lb.
Hogs, 100 lbs.
Dressed h o G s,
bacon, 10.
Pork. bbl.
Mess beef. Dbl.
Lard. Nj / d d | c
w est, 100 lbs. {.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
JOHN B. CHAM BERLIN
FRANK f. BRUMLEY.
ALEXANDER a p. GRAY.
GEO. II. JOHNSON.
HENRY G. LAPHAM.

STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF,
NEW YORK, IS: ~
On this Srd day OF January. 1921 be.ors
me personally came John =. Chamberl,n
Frank E. Brumley. Alexander P Gray, If
George H. johnson and Henry 6. Laphar.
TO me personally known and known TO M
10 be the persons describe in and whs
executed the foregoing instrument. and seS.
orally acknowledged that they executed ths
same.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Northern Pacific Railway Is
Sued by Guaranty Trust Co.

The Guaranty Trust Company, of
New York, as trustee of mortgage
covering an issue of S20,000.0OO in
bonds known as the st. Paul-Duluth
division mortgage 4 per cent gold
bonds and payable December /, 1895,
yesterday brought into the United
States District Court an equity suit
against the Northern Pacific Railway
Company.
The complaint states that the North
ern Pacific Railway Company, despite
an agreement, has failed and refused
and still fails and refuses to comply
with the Guaranty Trusts demand to
purchase anv of the bonds at the price
fixed. 1t therefore asks that the de-
fendant, its agents and so forth be
enjoined and restrained during the
pcndency of the suit from applying the
S3,200000 in its hands as proceeds of
the sale of Minnesota lands and land
contracts to any other purpose other
than the purchase of the $2,s29, 900
worth of the mortgage bonds now out
standing.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Seasoned Issues Are Better

Question---kindly advise your opin-
ion as a safe investment of the following ::
Middle West Utilities Co. 20year per
cent secured gold notes, Series y, due De
cember /. 1870, s2.1S4, 600 new issue also
Kansas CITY Power ana Light Company
first and refunding 20-year gold notes,
Series A, due December l. 1540.-E. c. Is
Answer-Middle West Utilities notes
are not, in our opinion, suitable in
vestment for one of small means. The
Kansas City Power and Light notes ap-
pear to be we'll secured. We prefer
them to the former. Much depends
upon the amount of your principal.
II small, we think you should adhere
to the more seasoned issues. Do not
look for too high yield. You might
consider Westinghouse 7 per cent
notes, 1881; Bethlehem Steel equip
ment 7 per cent bonds, 1885, or Can
adan National Railways Z per cent
bonds, 1885. All are sound, in our
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
New.York City Bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Ban
Bonds

Federal Farm Loan 81.
1S3s-1923 .,. as e7L b2ol
Federal Farm Loan 4hs
i3aS-1s24 ....' @ssX snN sal
Federal Farm Loan 4Ms
1s5s-lsz3 . ssX aoX Kae
Federal Farm Loan 4Ms
,o1n, 1hgs71lsaa a,c%. ;;;..a.... ssM soA 5ss
6s. 1939~1324 ....... At "a con
Joint stock Land Banr WV
6s. lS2s-I323. ..... ~ "a san
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Corn Adpances Slightly,
Aided by Short Corering

Within narrow range of prices the
corn market was generally steady
throughout the day, owing its net
advance Of 9s to Ssc, chiefly to the
strength in wheat and covering of
shorts after the severe break of last
Saturday. The early market was under
considerable commission house and
hedging pressure, due to large receipts,
inc uding ESQ cars IT CHICAGO, but met
active buying, which was influenced by
export rumars OF half million BUSH
els. Throughout the afternoon the
market acted steady, as there was little
pressure from any quarter, due to the
strength in wheat, although sentiment
on the whole continues rather bearish,
owing to the large movement and the
increase of over million bushels in
the visible supply Nor the week The
cash market is steady here. with No. 2
yellow quoted at S9Si C and No mixed
,at 1910 c, c. i. f. New York, ten-day
shipment
Ney yoT xoIIo,v Sc oloss sss xs sloss sSs age ss j
Chicago:
May ......... .. liz .SOs. i.ssl (.
Oats-NIoderate depression in oats early
in the day. due to offerings by cash houses,
followed by recovery in the after
noon on the strength Of other grains and
last prices were Is q K net higher. The
small decrease in the visible for the week
surprised traders. but the present stocks
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Wheat Is Stronger,
Closes at Advance
OF 2l/A to 3lA Cts.
Decrease of Three Million
Bushels Noted in the Wis
ible Supply; Stock Only
Half as LARGE as Year Ago

The action Of the wheat market yes
terday was in direct contrast to the
weakness displayed on Saturday, and
the market, after showing strength
throughout the session, closed firm at
= Il to 8 Ii c net advance. The rumor that
100000 bushels of wheat sold by the
Grain Corporation last June had not
been included in the carry over was
so vigorously denied as to lose it's in
fiuence, while additional export sales
to the 100000 bushels reported to
have been worked on Saturday added
TO the strength of the market.
Business was reported both at
Omaha and Gulf points. but it was also
said that some OF the wheat bought for
Italy was being reoifered here and that
the British commission had pat in Il
bid for 100000 tons OF Indian wheat
at equal to 10 cents under American
wheat and was likely to get it,
Reports of delayed shipments from
Argentina because OF the bad weather
were about Offset by q large ex-
port surplus in Australia. A de-
crease OF over 100000 bushels in the
visible supply attracted considerable
attention, as the stock is now down to
about 3e 100000 bushels. compared
with 66,0O0,o0O Il year ago, although,
on the other hand, the Canadian visible
is 10000 Geo bus hels, against only ILL.,,
0O0.000 last year.
In view Of the large seaboard clear
ances, reaching nearly 100000 bush
els, it was pointed out that if foreign
ers take ali the wheat they have bought
the American stocks will be brought
down to pretty low levels. County
offerings have been reduced by the
decline of the last few days, but it is
expected that on any advance they will
increase again, and cash prices at some
Northwest points were easy.
The local cash market was firm with
No. red and No. 2 hard quoted S205
C. i. +. track New York, January; No
2 mixed durum. 50 c. i. f. to arrive.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
BUYERS Bid on Tobacco

Buyers on the market here to-day
bid on virtually all tobacco offered re-
gardless of the quality During the
period the market was open January 3
and 4, buyers refused to bid OH scores
Of baskets, while the first two hours
to-day only two baskets in all were
reported passed. Prices averaged some
what better, the top being $3.50 per
hundred for choice tobacco and the
lowest being SO cents per 100 Much
poor tobacco was on the market. Chief
buyers for all of the large concerns
were on the market.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

are nevertheless more than twice as large
as FOR this week a year ago. In the local
market cash oats were easy. with No.
white quoted bsc. No. white 5Sc. No.
whito SIC. No. white 55c. fancy clipped
white 69c and ordinary clipped white
81 @ bSc.
No, white. .s0.5l so.57M 5000
Chicago: ...-
July .ioes .fb2 TON
Rye-Steadier.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No Western.sl9115 s1.s1 $3.50
Flour and Meal-Quotatons were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pat. So so@ioas ssso@1ooo JOG $3.50
Cornmeal.. 2.0OM Els 2.00@ 215 3.S7la
Rye ....... 9.oo0s.5o s.oogs.5o $500 e.10
Bran $500 $500 1900
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Butter-Receipts 52os packages Cream
cry. higher than extras pound. 521a @ 53c;
extras. s2 score. 81 @ SIC; firsts. 80 to 91
c s. Fs's o s. ssore ss TO- IS @
grades. 32M34c: unsalted. higher than ex-
tras. 551a q sec; extras 541a Q 55c; hrsts,
high scoring. 5o@5 sic: extras. 4e@4s1sc;
hrsts, 42mssc; seconds S2@ 4oc; lower
gradss 2s@ soc; state da3py .u tubs, finest
prime 420 4Sc; ladies, current make, frsts,
26@2sc; seconds, 22@23c; lower grades,
2oQ2ic: packing stock, No. l, current
make. q II 022c; Ne. 9, 20c; lower grades,
l5@ i9c
Checsc-Trading somewhat more active
and market flrmer. state whole milk, held,
early made fats, special pound. ESQ 2sc;
fall made. 26@ &c: average run, 24@25hc;
fresh specials, 24l5 @25lac; average run,
90 q 24c; lower grades 20Q22hc: twins,
held specials, 2s1s @2shc; average run,
hold twins, 25Ql27c: single Daisies held,
25 Z a 27c double Daisies, held. % " q 27c;
Young America. held, 29@ 2sAc; fresh,
primo to choice, 800 f7hc; fair to good,
12W141ac lower grades loc.
Esgs-Receipts s.144 packages. Fresh
so@sic; arsts 77%@7sc; seconds econ and md
poorer, 72W 77c refrigerator, frsts. Csc;
seconds .62@64c; state, Pennsylvania and
nsarby hennsry y whites eStras SAG Sac
10 extra frsts, 79@S2c; undergrades. 74Gp
7sc; pullets, n q 73c; Pacific Coast whites,
extra frsts s1@s2c; tirsts $50 soc; other
Western and Southern gathered whites,
rs g soc; hennery browns. extras. sac; gath
cred graded extras, SIC; hrsts to extra
hrsts, 7SGpS Sic.
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
prime, 100 lbs sa5o@lo9o s12.5o@1s.oo
sides. Ii. ..... .Id0 - 1870 .25
Live veals. com
100 lbs. ...... II oo@ls.oo 2ooo@25.oo
Dress d veal.
city. ID. 1870 .2s ESQ .ss
Live ewes. 100
lbs. .......... 1000 $50 7.5o@11oo
Dressed mutton.
city. lib, 49,. .osW IA 1870 is
Live lambs, fair
to prime. 100
lbs. .:..... 1o5o@1soo 1s5o@21 90
Dressed lambs,
city, lb. ..... .22@ 27 $50 "a
Hogs, 100 lbs. 10.5O@11.OO 1575@16 90
Dressed h ogs,
bacon, 10. ... 100 .1sh .21% q .22%
Pork bbl. 49,. 29.00@3O.00 45.O0@45.5O
Mess beef. Dbl. 16 6O0001S0O JSOO610O
Lard M / d die
West 100 lbs. ls.7o@1s.so 24.oo@a41o
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

FEUCHTWANGER. CAIN e co.
We. the Undersigned desiring to form
limited partnership pursuant to the laws
certify;
I) The name or firm under which said
partnership is to be conducted is FEJCHT-
WANGER CAIN & CO. and the County
wherein the principal place OF business is
to b 0cated ,3t is the County of New York
CD 1he general nature Of the business
intended to be transacted is general
brokerage business. including dealing in
securities and buying and selling stocks
bonds and other securities, cotton. grain
and other commodities on commissions
Na) The names OF all the general and
their respective places of residence are as
follows:
The general partners are:
HENRY FEuC1lTWANGER who re-
sides at Madison. state of New Jersey.
NJ R9BEET ysrt F. T;,i, NAATmAN !, TIL, who resides
Manhattan. City. County and State OF
West s9th Street, in the % Borouga h Of fo Man a
haitian. City. County and State Of New
AUSTIN ]. FEUCHrwANGER who re-
sides at Riverside. State of Connecticut
FRANK H. SETTELE, who resides at
Iso iroolsa East 2lst Street IN the Borough Of
New York.
The special partner is:
FRANK Il. Calm, who resides at No
Maryland
All Of the partners are of sull age.
90 The amount of capital which tho
said Frank b Calm. the special partner
mas contributed 10 the common stock OF
the partnership is One hundred and fifty
thousand dollars (sI50. .0O0)
., 90 The partnership is to begin on the
90 Gay OF January, 1921 and is to end on
the Slst day OF December. 1921.
Dated New York. December 81, 1920
HENRY FETCHTWANGER
ROBT. r. NATHAN.
MAX r. ENGEL
=. J. FEUCHTNANGER
FRANK H. SETTELE
FRANK B. CALM
BY Harold Nathan,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Attractive Telephone Bonds

Question-Please name some very long
term telephone bonds that you think at
tractive, giving yield. Are the Western
Union 4ias high grade and marketabl :?
Give maturity date. Is American Tobacco
preferred cumulative. non-callable and a
first lien on the company? Are there two
issues? With the price of stock OF the
Rio Grande Western at the vanishing
point, can the Consolidated As be consid-
cred safe? Are tho New York Dock As
high grade? In the case OF IL callablc
security. like the Standard OIL of New
Jersey preferred or Liberty bonds is Ii to
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Cottonseed Oil
Coffee Futures Decline
l3 to l9 Points ON Call

ago, /
Sugar granuhted, lb...7.75 is Die |
Coffee, No. Rio...... .067s 16la |
Coffee, Santos No. IT,. 24N !
A sharp break. carrying values 13 to 10 |
points lower on the call. or to the lowest |
point SO far this year. and showing practi- |
cally loss OF all the gains made on the |
bulge earlier this month, featured the !
coffee futures market Yesterday. Final |
prices the exchange were net un- |
changed to 6-pont decline
The range Of priceS.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

Qnestions Of general interest 70 a.
eestors :oiH be anss0ered In the oes-
Hnsn, IN ,chich case only initials will
b used. Others toiH be answe7ed by
mail. Add~ess al. inquiries. imcIss-
i~o s.smped, addressed enpelops. to
Fsnancial Editor. Tho Tribune; 1856
Nassau Street. Ncs0 York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

NOTICE Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have formed a limited copart-
nership under the firm name of ICHABOD
T. WILLIAMS & SONS for "A term OF three
90 years from January l. 1921.
The general business to be transacted In
dealing in domestic and foreign woods.
and tho principal place OF business is
located in New York County at the ad-
dress specified below
The capital contributed in cash by each
or the special partners, 500 900 respective
~. mas been actually paid In cash by each
OF said special partners.
Dated New York. December 81. 1920.
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
THOMAS r. WILLIAMS
Il. w. WILLIAMS,
y. s. WILLIAMS
FREDERICK c. LEARY.
THOMAS BLAGDEN
General Partners
EDITH s. WILLIAMS
OORCAS w. FERRIS
Special PartnerA
ACHABOD T, WILLIAMS a SONS
220 Eleventh Avenue.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

The raw sugar market continued quiet,
with one or two local reflners said to be
interested in Cubas at 4lac C. i. f. on the
spot for immediate delivery A trade buyer
or an exchange operator were reported
to have purchased full duty sugars at NC
c. !. T. Futures We're also quiet, with some
months closing at net gains of to 7
points
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Arthur Fl. MayO.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TWO RECTOR STREET CORPORATION
TirstMortgage Is year go Sinking Fund
Gold Loan Certificates Due April |, 1885.

AiTsthOrtgaEe 10 year bYo SINK ng = unu
Gold Loan Certificates Due April l. 1885.
Notice is hereby given. as provided ~
Article XII Of the lncrteage dated March
26. 1920 between Two Rector Street Cor,
poraCon and Guaranty Trust Company o.
New York. Mortgagee. that offers viii Dc
day, January 20, 1921. at the office Of the
undersigned. lao Broadway. New Yors
City. for the sale to il as Sinking Func
Trustee, at the lowest prices at which sucn
certificates shall be offered not exceeding
1897 of par and accrued interest Of Ger
the sum OF Twelve Thousand Seven Hun
dred Ninety-onc Dollars Sixtysix Gents
l$l2 1850 on deposit in the Sinking
Fund
oners should be endorsed offers to this
Sinking Fund Of Two Rector Street Cor
poration First Mortgage i5-Year sc SINK
ing Fund Cold Loan Certificates" ana
should be addressed to the TRUST De
PARTMENT. The right is reserved -
reject any all offers In whole or in part
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW yORh
By: CHARLES II. sABIN President
Dated Now Y0rk. January 4. l9-l:
ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC co
Pursuant TO the Sinking Fund provisions
Of Article Of the Trust Agreement dateS
January l. 1916, by and between Associate ,.e
Gas and Electric Company and Fideliy
Trust Company, Trustee. sealed proposals
Cor the sale to Fidelity Trust COMPANY
Trustee. at a price not 10 exceed 1850 o.
the par value thereof aad accrued interest,"
or a sufficient number of the six per cen
t6qo) bonds issued under said Trust agree.
ment to take up the sum Of s5.So0oo WI
be received at the office Of said Trustee:
335-33ls Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, uhtN
February ]. 1927. at IL o'clock noon
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Trusta
VIM. p Gest. President
Philadelphia. January 3, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

Southern Spot Observation-Disclosures steady
25 points higher, at 15.25c; sales, 2.144
bales New Orleans steady, .25 points
higher. at 5.25c; sales, 2,425 bales. Mo-
bile nominal. SO points higher, at 1450c.
Savannah nominal. unchanged, at 165Oc
Augusta steady 13 points higher. at l5.3Sc;
sales, So bales. Memphis steady, SO points
Loais steady, unchanged at 14.50c Hous-
ton steady, 25 points higher. at 15c; sales,
1888 bales. Dallas steady, IS points
higher. at 14.90c; sales 3,017 bales. Fort
Worth steady, 20 points higher. at 14.75c;
GALES 651 bales
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
THE MORTGAGE BOND COMPANY Or
NEW YORK
DIVIDEND NOTICES

AT MEETING OF THE BOARD or
Directors Of the vihinia Iron Coss % a
Coke Company held December To- M s,s
Dividend OF sEs was declared. payeoiss
January a4th. 1891, to Stockholders % o.
record at the close Of business s7th ~
cernber. 1880. The transfer hooks Will ny
be closed.
JAMES MCNEIL
Asst r-ea iroh
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Woman Wants Her Selections Rated

Question: have consulted you four
times during the last two years, and as a
result, have bought one Atchison, Topeka
q Santa Fe general As. 1895; one Chicago,
Union Pacific refunding As and one New
York Central-Lake Shore 31as. Now I
wish to make another small investment
How would you grade United States Steel
5s, 1863: American Telephone and Telegraph
5s, 1916; Bethlehem Steel 5s, 1912? How
90 they compare as to safety with such
bonds as Central Pacific guaranteed 4s
1919; Chesapeake Ohio consolidated IS,
1899, and general 4As, 1892: Illinois Cen
trail As. 1852 and 1858; Chicago. Rock Isl
and & Pacific general As. 1888? Which of
all these bonds do you regard as tho best !?
not wish to speculate. but 1 wish tho high
est return consistent with safety-(Mrs) }
NJ. x N.
Answer-The bonds you have pur-
chased are high grade Investments
United States Steel S per cent bonds,
1868, are also high grade. We regard
them as better than either American
Telephone 5 per cent or Bethlehem
Steel per cent, 1912, although these
two issues are sound. Of the, other
railroad bonds you mention, the Cen
tral Pacific a per cent, Cincinnati &
Ohio 5 per cent, and Rock Island
per cent are the best, all ranking about
equally, while the two Illinois Central
issues are not far behind them. You
would, we think, make no mistake in
purchasing any of these bonds. Why
not purchase the United States Steel
bond, the American Telephone bond
and one of the rails?
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL NOTICE
To the Holders of Dominican Republic
Bonds, Issue of 1918, Due 1855.

To the Holders of Dominican Rcpublic 81
Bonds Issue of 1918, Due 1855.
IN accordance With Executive Order 31a
sealed proposals will be received by thf
Secretaria de Es+ ado de Hacienda Cos
nercio until 70 2 clock A. NJ. OF February T.
March ]. and April 1. 1921, for the purt
chase for retirement OF bonds OF The Do-
minican Republic dated January !, 1915
due 1888. witnoslt regard to series. to at
amount estimat2d at THREE HUNDREl
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARs
$500, ooo) on each of the above oates, .
total for all three dates of $3.50. 900. All
proposals shall be submitted IN trpicats
and shall specify the number OF the bonde
offered, the series. the par value and the
price at which offered and shall be signed
by official duly authorized act for
the bidders. Upon the outside OF ths
sealed envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening Of
------ Gil in deie) Said proposals
will be opened IN public IN tie Office Of tbs
undersigned on February J. March ! and
April !. 1921. unleos such dates fall upon Z
Sunday legal holiday in which case the
bids will be opened or the following day.
Arthur Fl. Mayo,
Lieutenant Commander (SF), L. 5. N,
Of1cer Administer the Affairs OF ehe
Secretarja de Estado de Hacienda Co.
mercio for the Military Government.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Blanket Order Not Advisable

Question-Mrs s. has about $4,000 to
iFvsst r. She e.. wishes to PLACE this where
rs much as possible. per cent or better.
She bought Westinghouse 7 the other
DAY for IS $500 bondy through our local
your investment information page OF late
and have been very glad OF the advice
offered. We notice that Atlantic Fruit
Reports give them a pretty good rating.
though not high az Westing house bonds.
W. we would like % your advice particularly, on
what they would net Mrs. s Would You You
advise placing $1,000 in this? Would
you advise giving our national bank a
blanket order to have its broker buy
whatever. bond or bonds were offered that
some little time and are anxious to invest
all we can while securities are low
E. A. s.
Answer-The following bonds are en-
titled to good ratings, in our opinion.
We think you would make no mistake in
investing in them. Northwestern Bell
Telephone 7 per cent, 194l, to yield 7.25
per cent; Canadian Northern Railway
per cent, 1910, to yield $50 per cent;
Brooklyn Edison Company per cent,
1910, to yield 7.30 per cent. The West,
inghouse per cent bonds are a good
investment. We do not think Atlantic
Fruit bonds suitable for you. The COM
pany has not been operating satisfac-
torily Of late. Nor do we believe it ad
visable to give bank or any one else
blanket order to buy bonds. You
should discuss the matter thoroughly
end ascertain beforehan what you are
purchasing.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
TTE -FI5AliiR;RslAl.N,;lKiSs1 COMPANY

THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY
The Board OF Directors has declared sWs cSs
OF tho accrued surplus earnings OF sns .s
Company's quarterly dividend OF Two p.
cent on the First Preferred stock OF tne
Company. payable on the first day OF reps
the close OF business on January ðs'
Tho transfer books will not be closed
J. II. PETERS. Secretaxys e
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
Cotton Statistics
Miscellaneous Markets

Bid. Asked.
Canal Imp 49, 1sso-'s2 inc 90 es 4.57
Palisades S Park As 'e1. 90 90 4.57
Barge Can Ter 4s. 1942-'46 80 -
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

Yester- Last Last
day. Week. Year.
Exports season. .. s6a. 2a9 2.543o22 3,3s7.26S
n. Y. stoclls.. 52,92S 31,840 56,068
Port stocks, l.429. $50 1.44s. 500 1.454,51l
Int shpen3 pssepts Ss7 1sS57 1s ss1 sS
N. Y. arrivals. 1858 1851 3.474
Liverpool Cables--spot cotton good in
quiry- at 16 points Decline middllng,
lo.s9d; sales, 5000 bales; American. 5000
bales; imports, 10000 bales, all American.
Futures opened quiet at IL to II points
advance Closed barely steady at net
decline Of to l3 points. January, 0.64d :;
March, 1067d; May. 1073d; July. 10. 7Sd :;
October. 10.69d December. 1o.59d. Man
chester: Yarns a fair business doing
cloths frmer.
Cottonseed Oil
In small market the buying Of com
mission houses and local shorts. Inspired
by the strength in lard and cotton: caused
much stronger undertore, and the mar
ket generally higher throughout the
day, closing near the top:
The range OF prices follows:
Saturday /.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST


COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the annu,, an,
meeting of the stockholders Of the THE as
Guarantee and Trust Company will oss
held at the Office of the Company. ,.'' a!s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. Cns
of New York. on the 18th day Of January,
1921. AT 1880 O'Clock in the afternoon. AM
that the annual election Of Trustees .,
said company in the place Of tn2se t
whose terms will expire. and Of three ~.
spectors OF Election to serve for the SUI
cecding year. will be held at the sam, sam,
place. on the same day. between the hou''
of 1:45 and PAS In ihe afternoon
J. WRAY CLEVE}-AND.
December IS. 1920 Secretary.
THE MORTGAGE BOND COMPANY Or
NEW YORK
55 Liberty Street. ..
New York, January II. IVA.
The Annual Meeting of hte Stockho,os.s
OF this Company will be held on "ednsss
day. January IS. 1921. at 2 p. m. at tn'
office of the Company. 55 Liberty stree. stree.
New York City. for the purpose OF eiecuns
a Board OF Directors for the ensuing va va.
and three Inspectors OF Election TO sc, W
at the next Annual Election. and fsr w
transaction OF such other business as mo
come before the meeting
GURDON NJ. MAYNARD.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-01-18

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