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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
Democratic
 Leaders Are
 Out la Open

Washington, July S-Democratic leaders in the House came squarely into the open today in their fight on tariff revision and they plan to make all possible political capital for their party
 The decision of the House Demo- cratic conference last night to vote soidly against the Fordney tariff bill gave the leaders the united backing they sought.
 While they intend making no move that will delay unduly1 action on the bill, every opportunity will be seized or created to point out and accentuate the high duties carried in the bill and advantages offered to special interests and "big business"
 Nearly all business men of sa- gacity and vision desired the return to power of the Republican party was the way in which Chairman Ford, ney turned aside the Garner shaft.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
CASE NOLLEzB,

James Yakushewich, of Sylvan av- crashed into pole in Barnuna aye nue yesterday afternoon, was ar raigned in the City court today, charged with reckless driving. The case was neiled on the payment of S1d: fakushewich told the police that he was on his way to procure a license when the accident occurred. Edgene Frzekop, aise of Sylvan ave nue, who was riding in the gar at the time of the crash, sustained cuts on tf,R face from flying glass. He was trt~ted by Dr. Simenson. and later taken to his home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
TO srANDARDIzE GRAIN SCALES

Washington, July s-Farmers are to be given further protection by gov ernment measures, for standardiza- ton of grain scales, Director Stratton of the Bureau of Standards, announc- ed today that the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Commerce De- partment are cooperating upon a plan in this connection,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
30 Delegates
 Out Of Seats

New York, July S-Unsuccessful in their efforts to obtain seats in the national convention of the Woodmen of the World, thirty delegates, repre- senting camps in Texas, Missouri and Nebraska, left for home today.
 L. D. Green of Louisville, Ky, chairman of the credentials commit tee, said that the Texans to whom seats were refused, had been dele gated to this convention by a trump assembly in Houston, last March, af- ter bolt from the regular state gathering. Those from Nebraska and Missouri, who were refused seats, had supported the insurgent Texans, he added.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
Evidence
 Against Wife
Bv MuDRED MORRISD

Courthouse, Cleveland, July B. More evidence to show that Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber attempted to poison her husband, Daniel Kaber, be fore she hired assassins to kill him was introduced by the State today.
 Miss Emma Wagner. house maid employed in the Kaber home for three months before Kaber was fatally stabbed, gave testimony supportinS charges of the State that Mrs. Kaber had sprinkled arsenic over the food fed the slain man as he lay in. bed helpless, an invalid.
 Usually after Mrs. Kaber ate and som metimes during his meals particu- larly while eating deserts, he took down sick" said the maid. "He'd d Yomit and get eonYulsions.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
France Says
 friendship
 Was Object

Berlin, July s.-The Communist newspaper, Rota F'ahne, today printed a wireless press dispatch from Mos COW, quoted United States Senator France as saying:
 My object in coming to Russia was not only to help bring about commer- cial arrangement, but to restore friendlier relations between the two republics-RusSia and America"
 According to the Moscow dispatch the interview was originally printed in the Bolshevik newspaper Novi Mir, at Moscow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
FIND QURENTINI.

The local police were notified yes terday by Chief Inspector W. J. La hey, of New York, that Joseph Our entini, of 1911 East Washington Ave nue extension, this city had been picked up in New York and is now under observation in Bellevue hospi- tai.
 Qurentini Is reported to have left home on July 6, deserting his wife and family. and taking with all the cash he could lay his hands on, He had been acting queeriy for some time, and threatened to commit sui eide.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
Expect schutte to Be Held.

Haddam, July s-Emf1 Schultz, the local storekeeper and former consta- ble, was again before Justice of Peace Leonard O'Ryan of MiddletoWn at the town nall today for a continuance of begun last Wednssday, when evidence in effort to establish a priTaa faeie case in the charge against him of InuFderiag Dennis ie Due, farmland
 who the state charged was murdered and his body burned an a pyra of brush, was offered by hN four seHs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
MUST PAY s5 WEEKLY,

Clarence A, Ryder, of New Haven, who was arrested in that city yester- day at the request of the Bridgeport police. was arraigned in the City court today, charged with non-sup- port He was ordered to pay s5 a week for the support of his child. furnish a bond of s15o or go te jail 30 days,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
E1owat Gets
 Tail Sentence and$5OOFine inc

Columbus. Kas-, July, s-Alexander and vice president of the Kansas Miners union, were sentenced to serve six months in jail and to pay a fine of sa60, by Judge Frank W: Boss in the Cherokee county district oeurt here today. Hewat and Dor~ cfaF were convicted last week of Fio- latien of the Kansas industrial law by. calling a strike.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
DEMAND GREEKS
 LEAVE SMYRNA

London, July s-The Turkish Ma tionalist government at Angora has officially demanded the evacuation of Smyrna by the Greeks. thus making it improbable that there win be any conference between Gen. Harrington and Mustap1a Renal Pasha, leader of the Turkish Nationalists, said a Ceutra1 NewS diRs4ch from Gun stantiRgRas tad4E
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08

 For Sunday

The first doubleheader of the sea son will be played at Newield Park. Sunday afternoon, with the Worces- ter club as the opponents of Bridge port The first game will be called at 2 o'A>ock.
 With the Brown DerbieS pressing Worcester hard for the leadership in the pennant league, the banner crowd of the season is expected
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS

A first meeting of the creditors of Fred F. Watkins, South Norwaik shoe dealer was held this morning before Referee of Bankruptcy John J, keogh. Lyman BFacken, South Nor work, was named as trustee under bonds of s1,660,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08
GREETING THEATRE READY.

The annual coat of paint is being applied to the lighting standards, the permanent awning. and other parts 2 of the front of the Park theatre lob by. The house will not open before late August or early September, ae- cordfng to present plans.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08

JUDGMENT SUSPENDED.
 Vasis CaFrin of 6SS Pembroke street was arrested yesterday afternoon for trespassing on railroad property. Judgment was suspended in the City court today,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-08

Advertise In The Times
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
WINCHESTER BOND
OFFERING TO-DAY
81. 900. 900 of Erie Railroads
Equipment Trusts Re-
ported Sold.

New financing ncSot iated and amount
ing 10 $1,000. 600. with s15.O0o 900 to
SEQ 100000 additional ii tie ma sins, TO
meet the requirements of Tie Mexican
Petroleum brings the actiyc business
days or this week IL 4 close. The larg-
est item i to-day's Offering b. kiddcr.
Peabody 4 CO. cf $4,000, 600 Of the
Winchester Repeating AIMS Company :
first mortgage twenty ycar ~ per cert.
gold bonds ror o7i, AID interest 70
WELD about -; per cent. DreAei & Co.
are reported 10 have purchased $4,000
900 os ecuipmcnt trusts Or the Eric
Railroad and the Province Or Ontario
has sod $4,000. .00e OF six months s per
cent. notes.to i Canadian banl;ing syn
dicate.
The purpose cf the W.nchest"r saarc-
ing is to retire current BANK loans. so
that interest charges are nor increased.
The bonds are redeemabe III whole or
in part OH any interest date fer l07 y.
and interest. A sinking fund OF per
cent. of the bonds issued will he paid
and applied 10 their purchase and can
collation. in any year in which sufficient
bonds for that purpose can be .pur-
chased at or under par and accrued in
fore interest on indebtedness bur after
Federal taxes and depreciation have av-
eraged Tor ten years three and e.spt-
tenths times the annual interest On
the new issue.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
Russian Exteronis Rise.

Dui1ng the last Few days there las
been considerable rise IN the Russian
external SIS and sias. Both losns were
issued IN 1916 b. the National city
Company in New York. One OF the
peculiar features OF the market in those
bonds Il the fact that certificates OF de-
post issued by the National City Bank
are selling at d discount OF from l to 2
per cent. from the actual bonds, al
though there II no apparent reason for
that discount The certificates represent
bonds which have been deposited under
an agreement with the National City
Bank or their agents Tf any arrange
ment Il made toward the rehnbilitati ton
or the Russian external debts, i IL as
s,imed that the certificates will fare at
least as well az the bonds. Tile rise
In the bonds has been attributed to the
conclusion Of the trade agreement be-
tveet Russia and England. and IL Is as
sumed In well Informed circles that any
extended foreign trade OF Russia viii be
accompanied ny some sort OF adjustment
or tile external debt placed IN this coun-
trv A similar situation exists IN the
Russian Internal issues which also are
traded in here. The issue Of 1915, due
IN fssG. provided with February and
August coupons. has. through custom or
trs az. been developed 70 be good deiiy-
~, IN this market. The bonds Issued
in 1915 and due III ta2C but provided
With MAY and November coupons, are
not considered 4 good delivery.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
PRODUCE.

BEANS Marrow. chdcc 1870 100 ibs. IS
qii.
BUTTER Creamery. higher than oxtras
NJ 4Sisaf4ac.; extras ~ scoFe. a. 20 use.
frsts. 44af5c. seconds. 5SdiSc; lower
grades, 33ds1c.; unssited, higher shan extra
seconds. sS4sc held o. storage. extras
l2n i:c firsts. 36Ujtc seconds. SOd35c.
lower Grades, 80 2ac. Danish casks, fresh
~: good 10 prime, ssai5c. common "a
CALI, .sa3sc; lsdles, current make. firsts
2-6t.sssc.. SECONDS, 2li1Gssc. lower grades
.onaic.. packing stock. current make, No. J.
2cc.i 80 :. 2oAd.ic'; lover grades l'a2oc'
CHEESE-sia;e. whole milk. held. carl
maze d i.s ipseia,s, nI,rs ,n Sa 2sassss ss fs
fresh specials, eS1g.ic.: average run. &c.
lower grades, Isd22ko.. twins. held. spe-
oiais. 2s5ssf2siac.: average run, 26ua1c. Wis.
consin. held. flats. .692 ac. held. tv Ing. "a
dcsiac; 81 ale daisies, held, a''.n .sjac.
double daisies. held, 25isR2sisc.; Young
Americas c.12ss fresh. aotsq2Tc,; skins,
held, specials, iIi4diehe: prime 70 choice
assa' lssle' '''r = good '0s'2''' lover s'''''
altkc. storage packed, cStra firsts, 30iac.
flrsts cfAd3Oc. fIrsh, cStra firsts, 900 20i &C.
firsts cGdosrc.. seconds, siI2Jhc drties.
30. 4. .4c No. =, 2iI23c,: checki. fair 20
491t5r Virginia s06f Sc western Ken
'ncly and Tennessee, sGT Toe; goose eggs,
i0a soc. State. pcnnsylvania aid nearby
Western, iiennery whites. extras. 3Sc: extra
firsts 31n3Ic.: firsts. 32T34c gathered
wi,ites, firsts TO eXtrg nv Is, a21sJc. Under
grades, 2IT"0c. Pacific coast, whites.
sSSis is5c.. !. Under srsdas 3oa8ec. othes West.
rrn and Southern. gathered whites. .Gd as :
State, Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hsupery browns. extras, SSa3ic.; gathered
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
COTTON

Love- Liverpool cables were feaecteo
.n ye~terday,s cotton market. wnicl
sasEed al times and was OFT ~ 10 ~
ppl-,s In the forenoon Liverpool came
,p;i.h worse than due, bui rallied late ~
The session. closing a. about IL penny
points mel lower. The weakness ABROAD
YESTERDAY was due entirely 70 the IN
settled labor situation The local mar
ket. however. had evidently discounted
the situation in Great Britain.
Following the early furry OF selling
HE market was little changed, business
being at standstill during much OF the
day except for little scattered give and
take on the part OF the ring crowd or
room trade The range from high 10
low was not more than 20 points in any
option and business was confined largely
10 the three near mcnths-Nay, July and
October December and January were
hardly touched at times. scarcely ~
points separating their highs and lows.
Advices from Washington to the et-
feet that delegates Of the American Cot
ton Growers Association were TO lay TO-
morrow the cotton situation before Presi-
dent Harding preliminary TO a confer
ence with the War Finance Corporation
on Monday was OF little Importance as
i market factor. The afternoon market
was without q single feature, but prices
were UP 10 TO Is points from the days
lows on trade buying and local short
covering. The rally In stocks and for
eign exchange was a factor. Final bids
were to 10 points net lower Local
spot was unchanged at 1926 cents.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
Bond Market Unsettled

The bond market was more or less
unsettled yesterday and in the ma ajority
Of issues prices turned downward. For
cign Government issues were sluggish
the feature of that group being the
steadiness OF British bonds in the face
OF fresh labor troubles in Great Brit
ain. Increased activity in Russians was
noted in the outside market Lib
ertys were slightly easier. Sug-
ars and oils were the most active in
dustrials. Cuban American Sugar SIS,
which have been very active OF late,
advanced fraction on fairly large
volume. There we're heavy dealings in
Standard OH or California IS. Tide
Water Oil 8 6iss Were easier. PennsSl-
Nanias were again the most active rails.
American Telephone and Telesra pin con-
vertible es dropped below par. Local
fractions were not affected by the prog
ress OF legislation toward q higher fare.
The fifteen year : per cent Vacuum Oils
sold a. high as fc0L in the Curb on e
when issued basis
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
EIECTIoNs AND MEETINGS.
rnited states steel Corporation

>,...sa AZ Annual Meeting OF April ls, le-l
Satice Is hereby given that ne 1..'saa 1s,
Meeting Of the Stockhoiders o. ,a', aie y me
s.ates Steel Corporation VIII p he1u - ~ ~.
nrincinai office or the torpoi atlo4, II -.
HUDSON Trust Company buAdlss' r"n,.n
.%e,rark Street, in the Clts - ,.'s I ,
County Of Hudson ana ssaS, ,st,, Il ,a, II April
1901 at II O'Clock noon, for the io4io"'"S
purposes, namely. - ,old office
no elect five directors ~ Ho'u o
a., the term OF three years cacn. .,4f.
- M elect independent auditors " aG-,s 49,
ths hooks and accounts or the Corporate"
~ the close OF the current nscai year.
S. To consider and vote upou sHs ,,,cha scs
contracts contributions. compensatlons' az.
proceedings, elections and appoialhiss,,,.s 81, - ~
r5,e Board of Directors or py ING .',A' ~ :
e,on,mittee since the Annual Meeting OF tno W
S,acLhoiders Of the Corporation OF April w.
1850 and all matters referred 70 N Wy
Annual Report 10 Stockhoiders TOT t'e H., Z.
wear ending December 81, ls2o Tue ,i.'i.utss ,s
~ the Board Of Directors and o. the tlllahss ~ :
S.oninnittee will be open 10 inspection "
tockholders or record during business n9uls
al the New YORK office Of the CorporaIion
No. Il Broadway. unit! after the elose =
{. 10 consider and vote upon the revised
Profit Sharing Plan OF the corpora s!ol
formulated and declared Gdiisable Dy ae
ri the Laws Of the state of New Jersss
for the year 1890 and, IN case or approval
10 elect a committee II stockholdefs 70
administer the same, as ~ ovided ~ Artic'e
" thereof
}. 10 transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
The stock transfer books win De csosrn
at the close OF business on Friday, the lin
dsv Of March, 1921. and will be reopcnee
-xt 10 o'clock in the morning 81 fFoa!'
April I. 1921.
Dated March 1. 1921.
~ order of the Board OF Directors
FrTJOM NAfITRR AA. Assistant Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
BANK MERGER COMPLETED.

The merger Of tho Liberty National
Bank with the New York Trust Com
pany became effective Yesterday. The
now company. TO be known as the New
York Trust Company. has combined cap
ital. surplus and undivided profits Of
more than s26,0O0,000
The executive officers include Otto 7.
Ba annard. formerly chairman Of the New
York Trust Company. who becomes
chairman Of the advisory committee
Mortimer y. Buckner. formerly presi-
deut who succeeds Mr. Barnard AZ
chairman Of the board. and Harvey -,
Gibson. president o. the Libarty Ma
tional Bank, who becomes iresiccnt The
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
Average Bond Prices
March 81. 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Canadian Financing.

The Province Of Ontario opened bids
yesterday for a s6.000.000 issu,. which
was TO be a per cent. issue OF d ten
year or a six months maturity. The
bids for the foI1ne- were as follows :
The National CITY Company and Harris.
Forbes < Co., a1.77, ana A. e. Ames
4 Co., Wood, Gundy & Co. and asso-
ciates, 9T.63. The former did not bid
on the six months maturity. but the
latter did and it received the award
at 99.53. Obviously the province took
the point OF view that it could get a
much better rate for its ten year bonds
six months hence and decided to take
the chance despite the attiactiveness Of
the present ten year bid. The Province
OF Nova Scotia awarded s1,500, 900 of
tive year 6s TO the National City Com
pany and 4. II. Rollins & Sons and
they are expected TO be offered shortly
on basis TO yield apout y per cent
The New York herald., 1921-04-01

brown and mixed coiois sraded extras, 3ia
i8.e; iitsts 70 extra iirats. 21p2Oirc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bbl., $sdfa Flor
Ida, No. l. si0.50dif. 30. No. =, $500 TO-
No. 3, Si5Uds; old. $50 ms. S2a3.2J 165
lbs. yf.'5aa.15. LOO lbs, si.5Od2o5 Long
Island. bag, s2.25r3s5; sweets. Jersey, bas-
ket s1.a5f2.50; Southern, Si.T5do 70: bbl
x3Hi. yams, bbi., S3m5.
POULTRY, DRESSED-fRESH KILLED
CHTcKENs-Stags, 2s13fc. FOWLS--Boxes
Scq sec; bbls.. 3odd0c.. old cocks, aid.Sc
CAPONS--Near BY, 63n60c.: Western, ieGf
5sc.; slips. 42d4sc. TUHNEys-Young, 5om
co..: old, I0d5sc. DUcKS-Long Island
tse, SOU ABs-nozen. t5aio. FROZEN
CHIckENS-Broiery. 3juJ5c fryers S2d
3Sc.: rossters, SJ04Sc. ToNLS-25Sls soc \;
old cocksi 23d2so. CAPoNs--50qG0c .'t'rt
kEIS-Young, 55a 6oc. old, 55dasc DUCKS
Western. 3o1f0c. GEEsE-western. "a
POULTRY. LIvE-rowI.s. freight. sic
express, 3lra4c. cHTCKENS-- Freight aSa
3sc.; stays. 25c. chickens, express. asd f5c
bioilers. freight. 55c. express, a0c, ,Tsi.io
Ole roosters, freight. isc. TURKEYS
freight. 30d Doc; express, 401fac. DUCKS
Freight, &u35c.; express 35q3sc. Long
Island breeders, &c: muscovey, g0c. GEESE
freight i0ulsc,; express, iJ1eic
IIGEoNS-pair, a0c. GUINEAS-Pair, 81. IL
fti2J. RABBITS-Express, ib., 20d30c
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
Drivcr-Harrfs Project.

II is understood that the Driver-Hsr-
ris Company will do some new rnanc-
ing Iii the near future. but it has not
been decided what form II viii take. II
may take the form Of s1,.5o.0o0 OF bonds
and II Is believed that local bankers
have been approached on the Issue. The
Driver-Hsrris Company manufactures
wire for all uses. Il has large plant
at Harrison, y. j.. consisting OF twenty
fiye buildings and no funded debt. II
has authorized s1.500.000 OF per cent.
cumulative preferred stock and $1,000
000 or common stock.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
BELGIAN BONDS CALLED.
s2.0OO,Oo0 OF $4,000. 900 Drawn
RedecmabIe M II..

J. r. Morgan & Go. and the GUARANTY
Trust Company OF New York fisco;
agents OF the Belgian Government. an
nounced last night that in accordance
with the contract with the Kingdom o.
Belgium s2.000,0o0 OF the s50.O00 600
twenty-five year ~ per cent. Belgian
external loan bonds represented by trust
.rcccipts issued last June had been drawn
For By lot for redemption.
Tho drawn bonds win be redeemed or
June ] at ft5 per cent. tho accrued in
terest being also payable.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01

board Or trustees viii bC composed OF
thirty members chosen rsom the former
boards
ut the nrst meeting of ,he new board
yesterday these officers were elected and
committees designated
Executive Committee Thomas Coch-
ran. chairman. Harvey y. Gibson.
Mortimer ~ Buckner. John 4. Carver.
Samuel n. Fisher, Grayson Mp. Muir
ply. Charles w Riecka Thomas a.
Gillespie and Dean sage,
Advisory Committee--Dtto Ban
nard. chairman. Edmund &, Converse
and Henry T.. Dawson.
Trust Coumittec--Ott0 r. Barnard.
chairman; Robert w. DC Forcs Nfred
A. Cook. llward l.. Looris and Juniis
$. Morgan. ~.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
fHE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO HaILWA,
COMPANY.

n, order OF the Board OF Directors.
= ,rIIOM As AiITRRAN. Asaisinnt SecIei q "
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

r.oNDoS, Marc y Bar silver 35tsd.
ounce Bar gold i0ts. Cd. Money 8
per cent Discount ratcs--Short Bills
5Td6 three months bills. 6 3-l6 per
cent Gold premiums at Lisbon. 40.
PARIS March 3i.--Prices irregular OH
the BouYse to-day. Three per cent
rcntes. IS francs IS centimes. Exchange
on London. 30 francs SIS centimes. Five
per cent. loan, SO francs 95 ceItimes
Dollar quoted at "A francs "a centimes.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
COUPONS DUE AND PAYABLE
at the Office Of
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc.
62 Cedar Street, N. Y. City

April /. 1921
Aurora ILL.,. S. D. No. City Hall Flee. &
Reservoir
Bellair, Ohio. Rcfundins
Cheboygan. Mich. Water
Cherokee County. S. C., School. Water u
Street Imp.
City Of Barlow, Fla, Water Works
Cumberland County. N. c., Rcfandins
Douglas. Wyo.. Water
Lancaster. N. T.. Sewer
Linn County. La. Fund
Madison. Wis, Refunding
Marshall County, MINI. Ditch 51zs
Martin County. Mimi. Ditch
Messmer. Mich, School
Midland Park. N. J.. Sewer
Muncie. Ind. School
North Manchester. Ind. Water
Norfolk, Conn.,, Funding
Red Lake Co.. Minn.. 6s, School
Red Lodge, Mont. Sewer
Sherman Co., Ore. SIS. D. No.
Somerset County. Md. Funding
Spokane. Wash. Gen. Municipal & Water
Sumter Co. Ala. Road
Trenton. Tenn. Gravel Road
Tryon. N. c.. Water
Warren County. KY. Ref.
Whitehall. ILL.,. Water
Winona. Mimi, School
April 2. 1871
Joliet. ILL.,. Refundins
Ration. New Mexico. School
April "a 1871
Peace Creek Drainage Dist
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
Gas Issue Authorize d /.

The Consolidated Gas Company was
given yesterday authority by Public Ser
vice Commissioner \. NJ Barrett 10 is
sue s15. 100000 OF ten year pei cent.
dcbentures. which are TO be sold at par
and 10 be redeemable after two years
for not more than los. The money is
TO be used TO reimburse the treasury
for funds expended for the acquisition
or securities OF various subsidiaries.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
NEW ENGLAND RAIL DIVIDEND.

Directors Of the Bangor and Aroos-
took Railroad have declared the rcgu-
lar semi-annual dividend o. 3is per cent.
on the preferred stock and tic usual
semi-annual dividend Of per cent. on
its common This Is now the only rail-
road left In New England paying divi-
dends on any class OF It's stock Boston
and Albany dividends arc guaranteed
by the New York Central
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
Porto uicsn Award.

The Graranty Trust Couaany or New
York was the successful Bidder for the
$500. 900 ~ per cent. bond issue OF the
Porto Rican Government, bids for which
were opened Yesterday afternoon ia
washington. The company bid s0tSa
for the bonds and agreed to take the
entire Issue. Tho bonds arc rcdeenablo
on January /. 1910. or on any of their
interest dates before that time.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
W'ednes
STATISTICS.
B. AND 0. NET HAS BIG SLUMP,

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company earned net railway operating
income OF s61.4e0 III Feoruary. com
pared with s1.6iLO66 in the correspond
ing month last year
The following table shows corr
parison With February figures in 1921
and la2O.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
To be dated April l. 1921.
To mature April /, 1896

Ap October Pnnog able The 6gatab t1lt
Serabe a o only.
alter i lots .
andntA tAes durnglo md a