davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

Scottoyu ziadost'. Kurek zaob-
staral potrebne peniaze sli SINE
do Scottovej iiradovne. On siel
S Kurekom do osobitnej miestno-
sti zamknul "a sebou dvere.
Pred Vianocmi Scott NINA znoyu
zavolal do jeho iradoyne. Poye-
dal, re potrebnje druhy automo-
bill q d'alsich $1,000, ably som ma
vstivil Kureka co budem moct s
MIN vykonat'. ia som mu poye-
dal, ze sa obavam, aby sa Pavel
nenahneval, ked budem znovu
ziadat' cd neho peniaze. Scott
mne ma to povedal, ze my nezna-
me Go nam on moze vgetko vyko-
nat. ze mas moze dat bez vset-
lseho zavret'. Scott nina zayo-
lal nasledujIceho dna .p0 telefo-
ne. Ja som mu povedal, ze sa Ku-
rex hneya, Se je to pri moe Pc
ilazf a ze je ochotny zaplatit' po-
loyicu. Scott ale nastojil ma pl-
nom obnose. ia som naystfyil
kureka nasledujiceho dina, ktory
nne dAl tych $1,000 so slovami,
ze 81 nemoze pomoct', ale musf pla-
tit.
Svedectvo Malovica je vel'mi
obsirne. Rozprava d cestach II
direktoron bezpecnosti Scottom
do New Yorku do Washineto-
nu. Ma ceste sa znamenite xaba-
vail. Pravda samo sebou Sd ro-
zumie, Ee ksetko ;vyydavky sns,
SAB jakosi zeleenicns lfstky pla.
It'll Maloyie.
Toto je este len prvt syedsctvo
lpreti Scotteyi. "a tymto budd
nasledov.t druAk ktorteh Il ests
hcdne, Jako viidfst Sections q.
leEitost yyssr6 patne ! poehy ybas
| Ije, y ~ y ~ Ip1darilo pods1<.l
tit tol'ie obxaleby S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

medzi mani, Slovenskymi katolik-
mi cely den. Rano siicastni sa
sy. omse, potion zahaji konvenciu
a veGer recnit bude ku shromaz.
deniu.
Bratia a Sestry! Budeme mat
medzi mani vel'keho priatel'a,
iaskaveho a starostliveho otca,
Osvp. naseho Biskupa Schrembsa'
Nase mesto pocten6 je konven-
ciou S. S. X, ktofa TAX vel mi a
uprimne lezi ma srdci nasemu
Osvp. Biskupoyi. Ma konvenciu
dojdu tiez al slovenski katolicki
predaci celej Ameriky.
Dano dna 10. okt6bra, Roku
"a. Methoda, Youngstown, 0.
IA farnost SSV Cyrilla a Metho-
i da:
Rev. Frantisslk Kozelek,
durhovny.
Juraj zubal', Jan Hyanaj, Jozef
Heban, Jan Hysnai IAN Eperjesi,
Martin DAlsA.
"a fornost ! Najsv. Trojice, Struth-
ers. o.:
nv. y. ]. FrsnA duchovny
.J1n oura nj, J. \, ssanko, jan
vandSut,A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

Zahrebskemu ceskoslov. konzu.
latn sdel'ujl, ze Cd dha 10. I. M
vyyoz nasledujdcich potravin j..
bez rozdieln zak&Sany mast to-
pens naslo, fAsul'a. ryza ! vset-
" zeleniny okrem papriky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21
Mestske zpravy
YoUNasTowN AKo tL

ASONN50AVWN AAO OA
Pred niekol'ko tyzdnami Dol
Youngstown vel'mi chladnokrv-
nym co sa tykalo Konvencie s.
S. K. Konvencia 50 blizila, ale
ami mnk. Zdalo 50, ze nebolo nj
koho, ktory by Dol zaujaty. Jedno-
no dna prisiel do Youngstown
Hlavny .Tajomnfk, Rev. Stefan
Kocis, "a ticelom aby tn nevsi-
mavost odstranil a dodal trochu
ohna. Navstfvil vsetkych slo-
venskych dnchovnych, a svojim
sp6sobom vysvetlil, ze s. s. X. ma
stanovy prepisane a udobrene BIZ
skupom Schrembsom, ktory je ma
cele Narodnej Rady Katolickych
Muzov. To same vysvetlenie boz
10 dane ma schodzi laikov. "Ukac
zte stanov,'' bola prosba so I'VE
davosti. Boly predlizene, citane,
yysyetlene a so spokojnost on
prijate, lebo Mich vsetci videli
ruku majstra, ktory roznmel dat
katolicky vyraz stanovam pre- kat.
organizacie. z dorozumenia ma
stal i sdhlas, a hned' ma tejto
schodzi laikov boly urobene kroky
k uvitaniu delegatov ku Kon-
vencii S. s. K. Cd tohoto dina
je v Youngstowne jake v hlu.
Youngstownski Slovaci sa ra-
dui1, ze konecne s. S. X. je sre-
arsaniscyane, q postayene ma PEE
vne nohy. Ia radost' rastie,
keds sy pomyslia Slovaci ma
Yonngstownskej okolici, ze ich
meste vstane, vzkriesi sa, sreorga-
nisnje sa s. s. K, re ku tomu
vzkrieeseniu mnoho pomahal ich
novy osvp. Bisknp Jozef
Schrembs. Ufame, re sa nenajdii
ktori by zavideli Youngstowns-
kym Slovenskym Katolikom ich
radost veselost'.
. 3 i ID u .
Konvencia s. s. X. bude zahaje-
ma ma .26. okt6bra. Ako vsade,
tax v Youngstown sa zacne so
slavnostnou Vel 'kou Omsou, o 9.
hodine. v kostole Ssv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Pri tejto Omsi bude pr-i
tommy osvp. Jozef Schrembs, BIZ
skup Clevelandsky, ktory prepi-
sal stanovy S. S. K, ktory ma
vel'ky zaujem vo snahach Slo-
venskych Katolikov. Pc sv. Omsi
zahaji sa konvencia recou osvp.
Biskupa Schrembsa.
Vecer pred Konvenciu, t. j. dna
25. okt6bra, sa usporiada banket
Ohio Hotel, ma ktory majii pri-
stup nielen ii, ktori sh cleno..::
1stredniho vtborn. ale kazdy de.
legat j kazdy Slovak Youngs-
town okolia.
Konvencia sama sa ukonci ]
takzvanym "Katoljckym Dnom, Z
ei Kongressom. Ma tento Kon.
gress, ktory bude 5. hod. weber
nna 26. okt6bra, ie pozvany ka
zdy Slovensky Katolik, q obeccn.
stvo vobec., Hlavnym recnfko,d
bude Biskup Schrembs, ktorj
ztravi medzi Slovakmi cely deli
Jaka cest'! .Jaka iicta, Slow,
kom! "a til nctu i'm prekazanE
nein6zu Slovaci lepsie odplatit
!. neil svojou pritomnost 'ou ma s;
On,si, rano, q potom vecer, NJ
K,ngresse.
Prfd'te vsetci q ukazte, =.
ste zauiati j povd 'acni.
49,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

Preto vyzyvame Vas, Bratia a
Sestry, pricinte sa kazdy, aby
den 26. oktobra zosta1 pamatnym
dnom v dejinach Slovenskych Ka-
tolikov ma youngstownskej oko-
lici. Menovite prosfme Vas, ably
ste sa vsetcia dostavili rano ma
sv. omsu chrame SSV. Cyrilla a
Methoda vecer ma shromazde-
ME. Dostavme sa vsetci preuu-
kazme nasemu Osvp. Biskupovi
nasu 1ctu, naSu lasku a nasu od-
danost'. Zabezpeeme zdar kon-
vencie, dajme vyraz nasej kato-
lickej solidarity povedomia.
Pana 1921. vo skole SSV. Cyrilla
Ia farnOst' Sv. Mateja:
Rev. Jan Gerenda, duchovny.
Juraj Hudak, Jozef Kubus, Joxef
Maruslxin, Jan Koxalk, Stefan
Bartos
Ia farnost' Najsv. Mena Jezis:
Rev. +. J. Dubosh, duchovny.
Mattel tixm&r, Andrej Hrabu1ay,
Michal Bartko, Martin Dol&k, 10
sef oravec. Jan Snigovsk1.
s Ia farnost' Sv. Jana Krst.:
p. Youngstown, .O.:
Rsv. y. w. Kriapinslky, duchovnyy.
II ,. ondnlkk i'm IIatvsy, -
kub Jakubslk Jkn Kadilkk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Improved Outlook
In England Helps
Cotton Recovery
Liverpool Tone Is Strong on
Prospects Of Settlement
of Strike: Short Covering
Factor in Advance Here

Although the English strike news I'M
proved enough yesterday to justify
moderate advance in cotton prices. 1T
was still sufficiently unsettled to check
the outside support which many trad
ers believed was only waiting upon 4
final settlement of this disturbing
question The buying was mostly from
Wall Street. Liverpool end spot house
interests. who took a more hopeful
view of the foreign situation, but COM
mission houses reported little public
interest and there were frequent
periods during the day when the
ness. although its undertone, consider
ing all this, proved to be very steady.
The opening was' firm at net rise of -
10 so points. souowins strong Liverpool
quotations and reports that the miners
strike at least seemed In a fair way of
s,,tIsn.Snt Sinsularlv cnoush tho close
was tust the Same PAS the opening. It was
the general opinloh among traders after
the close that the immediate future Of the
market depends upon the course or the
strike negotiations in Engian Rcgardins
the opening of the new Congress. TRADE
opinion was hopeful OF constructive lesis-
lstioa which would stabilize all husint
and although some apprehension was noted
over the auti-futures grain and cotton bills
introduced. it felt that no hasty ac-
tiun would Ne taken in the matter.
Alabama officials said the supply Of farm
labor in that stste was better than for
some years although slightly below nor
mai Regarding the acreage cut II Is stlll
believed that the reduction will range from
- to IS per cent
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged to 30 points higher,
with quotations Tor middling ranging from
1870 UP to l1.75.
The local market for spot Gotten was va,
mddiinr. No sales reported.
The range cf prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Wheat Depressed
TO Seasons Lows
On Heavy Selling
Increased Farm Offerings
and Reports of Resclling
by Export Buyers Are Fac
tors; Corn Drops Sharply

CHICAGO, April 11.-Wheat dropped
in value to-day to the lowest level
since January, 1915, for May delivery
1t was said exporters were trying TO
resell end that farmers were hauling
more freely in Illinois, Kansas ana
Nebraska. The market closed heavy
at 2is to 81 net lower with May
$780, to $685. and July $1.10% to
S,.l0ia. Corn lost "a to 12hc; oats,
a4m7s to 1lsc, and provisions, 1924
to 421ac.
Only n transient slight upturn OF prices
in the wheat market resulted from the COZ"
wave OF the last forty eight hours. Buying
ouiclly subsided when Indications pointed
to absence Of any serious damage. Con-
tinuancc Of hopes for a settlement OF inc
British coal strike tended further to give
IN advantage to tho bears and proved
much more than an Offset for drought news
from Hungary. Rumara and bulgaria.
Signs Of an enlarged domestic movement
from first hands gave a decided additional
impetus to the Gownwaru swing nt the
market emphasized bv big primary re-
ccipts and by reports Of a falling off In
demand for flour July delivery did not
break as fast as May. but both months
finished at about the bottom figures Of the
season.
corn and oats showed stubborn resist
ancc to bear pressure. but finally gave way
in sympathy with wheat. Tho relative
nrmncss of tho feed grains was ascribed
to opinions that, unlike wheat, the oats
crop had perhaps been injured good deal
by freezing weather.
Lower quotations on hogs and grain took
away support from provisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Icaco; SAINT PAUL, MrSNEAroLm

CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL. MTNNEApoLu
AND ON VIA RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annuai Meeting OF tho Srockholoern
Of the Chicago. Saint Paul, MinneapoIin
and Omaha Railway Company VIII DC h-ld
a. the ONCE OF the company. in the city OF
Tucson w sconsin. Oh Wednesday April
ID 1921, at o'clock a. M FOR the election
Of directors and the transactio7 o. such
meeting ""te
Transfer books will be closed on FRIDAY
March IL. 1921 at the close Of business or
day. Aprfl II 1921 Ae's
Dated February IS, 1921
JAMES T. CLARK. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
Reorganization of Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Railroad Company

and
which the have
adopted by
who's adve rtiem arepr printed herewith
UNITED STATES COMPANY mo Ceda.
New York City, has been ppointed to act peposar bonds ud the
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
appointed Depository
Eoldc of Prefer dandCo of
ten Illinois Railroad Company
Of ollown Bonds:
Consolidated and First Mortgage $50 Bonds due 1897
81 Dods
and Mortgage AZ Bonds
Runding Mortgage SO Bonds due 94l
who deposit with of the Protective Committees
aorbe AorI3O
All Of Stock of $50 share provided the
the undersigned
Dated, York; 5, k,usN orp g. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

10 Holders OF Certificates Of Deposit gor
EVANSVILLE & TERRE !: UTE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FIRST Gen FIR VI
MORTAGE SO BONDS. due April LIST.
1912, issued by THE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. DcpositarY.
under Agreement dated April 21st. 1915.
between holders of said bonds who
should become parties thereto and the
Committee therein named.
Notice is hereby given that PLAN AND
AGREEMENT FOR THE REORGANI-
1AT1ON OF CHICAGO & EASTERN
ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY. dated
March 51st 1921 under which Messrs
Kuhn Loeb & Co. are to act as Reor-
ganization Managers has been prepared
and adopted by the undersigned Commit
tee, and that a copy of said Plan and
Agreement has been filed with The Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company. the Deepest
tary under the said Agreement Of April
9Is.. 1915
Any holder OF Certificate OF Deposit is-
sued under said Agreement Of April 21st
1915. may.~within the thirty-day period
prescribed by said Agreement, file with
rho Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY
tho Depository. at its Office. No. 20 William
Street. New York City written notice OF
dissent from said Plan and Agreement.
specifying the date or dates and the num-
Der or numbers CT the Certificates OF De
2osit held by him. Unless holders OF out
standing Certificates of DEPOSIT issued I'm
der said Agreement of April 21st. 1915
representing more than fifty per cent in
amount CT bonds deposited under said
Agreement shall file such written notice OF
dissent from said Plan and Agreement in
the manner and within tine period in said
said Plan and Agreement shall be effectiv.
and binding on all holders Of Certificates
OF Deposit issued and outstanding under
said Agreement OF April 21st 1915 and all
such holders Will become parties to said
Plan and Agreement without the issue OF
now Certificates OF Deposit
Copies of said Plan and Agreement 70
when reference Is hereby made for a fun
statement of the terms, conditions and
pToVisions thereof. may be obtained from
: ne Depositary under said Agreement Of
April Dist 1915
Dated. New York. April s. 1921
FREDERICK j. IIsMAN, Chairman
ELLIS w. GJApWyS
AUGUSTUS v HETLy
asa =. WING
HAROLD PALAGANO
Committee.
GELLER. ROLSTON & BLANC.
Counsel
GRAHAM ADAMS Secretary
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
tOMANN, Depository.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

To Holders of Certificates OF Deposit issueo
by GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY o.
NEW YORK. az Depository. for CH1-
CAGO & EASTERN ILTI~OES Raj
ROAD COMPANY GFNiss Al CONSOIf-
DATED AND FIRST MORTGAGE EEX5s
PER CENT BONDS. due 1887. Deposit
under Bondholdcrs Protective Agree
rhent, dated August 3, 1915 between
"Depostors" of snch bonds defined
therein and the undersigned Committee
Notice is hereby given that. under an
pursuant said agreement. the Committee
has formulated, 81 cooperation With Others
plan and agreement dated March 81
1921 under which Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb Il
Co TO act AZ Rsorgen AVIATION Manager
for the reorga ui1ation or adjustment o. IN
affairs Of Ike chicaTo & East u Illinois
Railroad Company. that copy thereof las
been filed with said Depository II lts o.
fee No $40 Broadway Now York CIV
that the date Of tAe first publication nerepi
Is April 3. 1921; that, Pursuant 10 salo
agreement dated August 3. 1915. every De
positor' under said agreement, 81 defined
therein. viii be concusiNeiy deemed t.
have assenred to id plan and agreement
and to be bound thereby. unless he shall.
Wit hin forty days after ne date Of the mrs.
publication hereof fle with said Depository
a written notice Of dissent from sal1 plan
and agreement withdraw from said agree
rnent as therein provided. and also repay
with interest any advances made to him b.
said Depositary or said Committee. and
that the Committee has fixed one per cent.
OF the principal amount Of bonds deposited
by each Depositor VINO 50 withtraws from
said agreement the amount which he
must pay toward the expenses o. tia
Committee.
Copies Of said plan and agreement may
be obtained from said Depository the
Secretary of the COMMITTEES.
Dated New York. April 3. 1871
HENRY Evans, Chairnsx
j. HOWARD BOGARDJS
HFRBERT H DEAN
SAINT Ell T. STRFIT
FRANK Is. WEEKS
COMMITTEES,
SIMPSON. TEACHER 81 BARTLErT.
Counsel.
A r. HALsTED. Secretary.
81 Cedar Street. New York City.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NIsW YOEK. Depositary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12


notice OF ANNUAL MEETING
inc Annual Meeting OF the Stockhoiderl
81 the Chicago and North Western RAILWAY
Company VIII be held at the office Of the
company 226 West Jackson Boulevard in
the city OF Chicago. Illinois, on Tuesday
April II, 1921, at IL o'clock - M. for Ihs
siectlon OF directors and the transaction of
said meeting.
=, Transfer books will be closed on Friday,
Ms!ch IL. 1921. at the close OF business on
day Apftl 10 1921
Dated March 10 1871
WILLIAM H FINLEY Prasidsa,
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Superior Oil Earns $I.l0

The Superior Oil Corporation re
ported a net profit for the year ended
December 81, after depreciation, de-
pletion and Federal taxes, of $1,143-
$40, equivalent to SLID share earned
on the 954 POS shares of capital stock
of no par value. Profit and loss sur
plus amounted to $479l5 and cash ac
count SCI 1927.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

THE EoUIyAs,r rr,s =, r psp"si. of Of
or NEW YORK. issued under Deposit
sentsnr sb,r dated ID Max e. 1919
shares OF rRHF1RRED sToCK o..
ERNt ILLINOIS
ro R,efeErlng to the ABOVE mentioned De-
mittee hereby gives notice that II has hv
resolution adopted by the unanimous vote
OF me IN Tnemhers OF the Committee. adopted
REORGANIzATGON OF CHICAGO &
EeASTERN ILIINO1s RAILROAD COM
ANY under which Messrs, Kuhn. Loeb
< 90. are 70 act as Reorganization Man
gers and has filed copies of such Plan
an no. AsTeeme I, With The Equitable Trust
the Committee, at It's office. No 81 Wan
street. In the City OF New York
Ihe Equitable Trust Company of New
write the cash assessment 70 be paid un-
der the Plan by the holders of Common
and Preferred Stock.
Each holder of Certificate of Deposit
issued under the aforementioned Deposit
AgTeement shall be conclusively presumed
to have assented to such Plan. unless he
snail. within twenty days from the date Of
this notice. have filed with the Deposltary
written notice OF his dissent therefrom ana
snail within the same time have with
drawn from the Deposit Agreement in ac-
cordance with the provisions thereof
Plan. The frat payment of SIS per share
Is payable on or before April 80, 1921.
Copies of the Plan and AGREEMENT Of
Reorsanization may be obtained from the
Depository or the Secretary of the Com
mittee.
Dated, New York April 8. 1921.
ALVIN w. KRECH. Chairman
HENRY III. PORTER
W. EMLEN k.,,ss.-, ELI
GORDON ABBOTT
SEWALL II. FESSENDEN
w. REDMOND CROSS
HORACE j. MORSE
HENRY A. VERNET
Committee.
Committee epresenttnx Holder.
of Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Railroad Company Preferred
and Common Stock deposited
under Agreement dated May
%, 1913.
MURRAY. PRENTICE g. ALDRICH,
Counsel.
RICHARD r. HUNTER, Secretary.
81 Wall Street. New York City.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Depository.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

Notice TO holders OF Certificates OF Deposit
issued by UNITED STATES MORT
GAGE AND TRUST COMPANY to de-
posting bondho!ders under an agree
mcnt dated March 10, 1918, between
such holders of FUNDED DEBT OF
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY rs shall become
parties to said agreement in the manner
therein provided (thereln and herein
designated Depositing ysondllolders), ,
parties Of the first part, and JOHN w.
PLATTEN and others Oherein and
herein designated the Committce), party
OF tho second part.
This notice Is particularly called 20 the
attention OF holders OF certificates Of de-
post under said agreement representing
funded debt OF tho following issues:
Chicago Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company
General Consolidated and First SO
Bonds, due 1887
FRS, Consolidated Sc Bonds. due 1884
First Extension So Bonds due 1881
Evansville ana Tcrre Haute Railroad
Company
First General b% Bonds due IsA3
Refundins so Bonds, due 1941
First Consolidated So Bonds. duo 1921
Mt. Vernon Branch So Bonds, duo
1928
Sullivan County Coal Branch 81.
Bonds, duo 1880
Evansville Belt Railway Co FRS, 50
Bonds. duo 1910
Pursuant TO said agreement of March
is. 1918. the Committee has this day ap-
proved and adopted PLAN AND
AGREEMENT FOR REORGANIZATION
OF THE CHICAGO EASTERN I'LL
NOIs RAILROAD COMPANY dated
March 81, 1921. under which Messrs
Kuhn. Loeb q Co are to act as Reorgani-
cation Managers and filed a copy thereof
with the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company Depository at its office.
No IS Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhat.
tan, New York City
Pursuant to said agreement tho Commit
tee publishes notice OF the "a CT OF such ap-
prevail and adoption and filing The data
OF hrst publication OF notice Is April S.
1881.
Pursuant to said agreement tho tjrne
(thtrty dayE) within which Depositors
nay 1le notice of dissent from said plan
and agreement shall begin to run from
hc date OF the first publication hereof.
In case any Deposting Bondholder de-
~srss 30 withdraw his bonds from said
agreement Of March Is, 1915, he will ba
called upon to surrender &C. osid Depository
MS Certificate OF Deposit properly endorsed
* registered and to pay to the Depositarv
for account of tho Committee such amount
as the Committee may In accordance with
said agreement TX fair contribution
toward the compensation and expenses and
Indebtedness of the Committee and TO paw
TO the Depositary for account OF the Com
mittee tho amount with interest) which
may have been advanced by or In behalf Of
tho Committee to such Depositing Bond
holder on tho bonds obligations thus to
be withdrawn in accordance with the
terms Of the agreement OF March Is. 1918
Copies OF the Plan may be obtained from
the Depositary or the Secretary of the
Committee.
Dated New York April 5. 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

Liverpool Cables--spot cotton quiet at
Is points advance. Mddling. 7.4Gd. Sales.
4 coo; American 3 600 Imports. 5000,
none American, Futures opened steady at
"a to 2e points advance, closed quiet
bur steady at a net advance of ~ TO q
points. May, +. 99d, July, S.1Sd. October.
S.SSd. December. S.a7d; January. $500.
Manchester. Yarns frmcr. cloths in good
demand.
tottonscrd Oil
There was active trade. total sales
for the day amounting to $500 barrels.
Closing prices We're IL 60 20 points net
lower.
Tho range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Butter. Cheese, Eggs

Buttcr-Receipts were 5,3A5 packages
Creamery, higher than extras III. AZ = IN
so &c. extras, % score, ava A9'2c, HrN,H
and seconds 3SQl4ac; lower grades, "a n
37c; unsaltcd higher than extras, 81 a.
59'4c, extras. SO 81 &c, nrsts, &c q. ole
seconds 39Gat4c. held or storage, 'Nirds
4SG1alc flrsts. 37m32c. seconds. IS q, S'c
lower grades. 24m27c. Danish casks, fresh,
Al l. a 4S14c. state dairy tubs, finest, A. a
fair 39MAoc; renovated. hrsts, ~ a $50;
ladies, current make hrsls. 25 a 26 'ac' sec
onds u = a 22c; lowe grades>, 20 a 9 95c
packing stock, current make. No j. 2%c
NO >, 2lc, lower GRADES Ii a zoe
Chccse-Receipt were $40 boxes. state,
whole milk, held. early made Hats. spe-
cials, ID, 81 4 a 2oc; fan made. ~ ~ a
IS &c average run 25m26isc; fresh sne.
cals 2S@2ac; average ruin ~ y q 23c
lower grades. lSM22c; wins. held specials
81 Y q % &c, average run, 26 a 27c; Wisron-
Csc; fresh twins. - q 22 iac; ainglc Daisies,
held. 27 II Qp2Siac; double Daisies. held.
n y q 2Sc: Young Americas, ~ q 3 c:
QD19hc; prime to choice, l30p16c; fair to
good, 10@l2c lower grades, 3V9
Eggs-Receipts were 3&.os2 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen. 81 = q 32c; storage
packed, extra hrsts, 30 u @31o. fresh. extra
hrsts, 10000, hrsts. 26@2s nc; seconds
"a Ml25iac, dirties. storage packed, No. /,
"a q 24iac: regular packed, 2S L q 2ic: No.
2. q u2Sc. checks, fair to choice. dry. 81
@22izc; duck eggs Baltimore, 45c, Viz
Einia, 42u45c Western Kentucky and
Tennessee. So q 40c; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hcnnery whites. extras
&c GD37c; extra ilrsts. SO q 35c frsts, 900
32c gathered whites. .rsts to extra frsts,
3oM34c. under grades, 81 29c; Pacific
Coast, white. extras. 81 q 40C, extra hrsts,
8 4 a 36c: hrsts. 81 M33c; under grades, soc
other Western and southern gathered
whites. 2s@S3c; state. PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby Western hennery browns. extra,
SIC; gathered brown and mixed colors.
graded extras. 81 "a @32o; hrsts to extra
frsts, 81 a soc.