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New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that certificate. eS
Which the following Is true copy, was
issued by tho Secretary OF State on the 18th
day OF February. 1921, and q duplicate
thereof duly filed IN the Office Of the County
Clerk Of New York County on the nth day
OF February, 1921.
State OF New York, once OF the Secretary
OF State, So:
This certificate, ISSUED in Duplicate hereby
certihos that BARSE &; HOPKINS, q donaes-
NC stock corporation. has filed in this Office
on tnIs 18th day OF February. 1921, papers
lor the voluntary dissolution of such corpora-
@lon @ under section 22f OF the General Cor
tnar such corporation has complied with said
seGyion in order to be dissolved.
W ltless my hand and the zeal OF orTca az
ene secretary Of State, ct the City Of AIhany
mis- sixteenth day of February, one thousand
Il1lle HAndred and twenty one.
tSEALJ C ". TAFT,
49, Second Deputy Secretary OF STATE
he creditors OF BARStG & HOPKINS New
= = otIsl are advised that the personnel OF
5AhSn d HOPKINS tNew Yorii) have re-
.neoi iPorated In the State OF New Jersey under
y me Li> t3ehticaI corporate name BARSE & HOP
~ rdAl-No. with principal place of business AZ
- DtVlslon street. Newark, New Jersey
snd ana that the New Jersey corporation hss
IoI S IPorat!on and assumed all the obligations
loereof- The affairs OF the New YORK COR
poratlon are being wound up at the New
iofk Office of Barse & Hopkins New Jersey(
York City. R1EfI1,F 3 sfoyY ~ Nv We"
Attorneys, No. So William Street Man
NATHAN New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Business News
for Women's Dresses
One of Most Active I'm CITY
National Prosperity
Week Is Being Urged

A committee representing the Ma
tional Prosperity Bureau, which
aims to restore the public to its old
time buying habits, will call upon
President Harding on March s and
ask him to designate April 4 to II
as national prosperity week.
The committee will be headed by
W. II. II. koelsch, president of the
National Association of Credit Men
aud of the New Netherland Bank,
and Arthur Freeman, director of
the Affiliated Retail Stores and one
of the prime movers in the estab~
lishment Of the Prosperity Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Buyers Arrived
E'airchild Service

ANNAPOLIS, MD.
=, J. Schmidt; +. j, Schmidt, cotton
pieco goods; Ell<s CLUB.
AUGUSTA. GA.
Wetngartens; Al Weingarten, ladies
AUSTIN, TEX.
H. NJ. Scarborough & sons; ]. l.. Han
obey, cotton piece goods and fanncls; 116
BALTIMORE
Morris Bros. Co; b. N. Morris. mems
clothing and furnishing goods; McAipin.
linery, gowns. furs; Miss K. Russell. mil
Nnery, gowne. furs: Pennsylvania.
Snow. Mecasin 8: Co; c. H. Snow Jr,
millinery; 5T9 Bway.
Goldberg g. Levine; NJ. Levine, millinery:
Pennsylvania.
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Settler & Sons; G. E. Settler. furniture
Murray Hill.
Sterling Glove Co; d. A. Ellis mfrs.
leopold Morse Co; j. T. Smith. trim
mings; Hermitage.
II. Mendelsohn, jewelry; Navarro.
w: Mccarthy. dry goods, furnishings;
Marlborough.
Dane Smith Co; w. H. Smith, dry
goods; McAlpin.
Woiff & s!lverman; p. B. Wolf. women's >
ready TO wear; Breslin
BRADDoCK. PA.
The Famous: J. n. Stein, draperies car
pets, curtains: 8 w 18th st.
BRIGHTON, MASS.
j. j. sullivan tailor mdse.; -Aica2ar.
BRC NSWICK, CA.
Gordon Co; A. j. Gordon. general ,udse. ::
Pennsylvania.
BUFFALO
j. n. Adam 8, Co.. w. D. Kent. noor
coverings; 81 w. 26th st
CHICAGO
diamond Cloak store; A. Siegel. c!oaks
suits: Pennsylvania
w; a. Weiboldt e Co.: e. p. Benedict
mems and boys clothing: 4s z. 26th st.
a. Larner q Co.. a. Larner, dresses
coats and suits; 1170 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Wider Cotton Buying
Bleacl'ed Goods Moving Well at
HIGHER Prices

Lower raw cotton prices yesterday
tailed to react on the gray or untin-
ishcd cotton goods market. which was
slightly moro active than the day pre-
vious, with little or no change in prices.
Following the drop in second hand of
ferings Of the standard $50, 38A
inch print cloths, TO ~ cent. on
Thursday, a wider buying was appar-
ent yesterday, according to brokers.
Manufacturers of finished goods are
watching the gray goods market close
ly for an effect upon their products.
Bleached goods are said to be moving
well at slightly higher prices than were
named at the first Of the year, although
unfinished goods are lower in proper
tion than they we're then. The dis
parity between gray goods and finished
cloths, it is said by selling agents, is
compensated by the shortage of stocks
of finished goods
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Evidence of Downward
Trend in Factory Pay
Wage Scales in New York State
Factories Cut From 5 to 33
Per Cent. RenOrt Sho,vs

ALBANY, Feb. 25.-First evidence of
definite downward trend of wage
rates in this state to meet the de-
creases in prices of manufactured
articles appears in the January report
on average weekly earnings in New
York State factories just issued by the
State Industrial Commission. The Janu-
ary report marks the third consecu-
tive monthly decrease in average earn
lngs, but hitherto the lower averages
have been due principally to part-time
work. Reductions in the scale of wages
appeared for the first time following
the advent of the New Year.
The January average weekly wage in
factories in this state was $2761. "a
cents below the December average and
S1.32 below the peak reached in Oc-
tober.
Reductions in wage rates reported in
January varied from 5 to 33 1-3 per
cent and the number of workers af-
fected was about 5 per cent of the total
reported. The actual number affected
is probably considerably greater. In
the leather glove industry there was
general decrease in wage rates amount
ing to from 20 to 33 1-3 per cent Wage
scale decreases also we're reported in
cement and plaster, iron and STEEL
radiators and boilers, machinery, auto
mobile repairing, instruments and ap-
pliances, silk gloves and hosiery, cotton
cloth, knit goods and miscellaneous
sewing. Decreases are announced ef
fective in succeeding months, inAlicat-
ing a definite downward trend in the
future.
Compared to weekly earnings year
ago the most conspicuous reductions
in January this year we're s6.32 in
mems clothing, $3.10 in mems furnish
ings and $3.06 in cotton goods. De-
creases Of 50 to So from last year also
appear in cooking and heating ap-
paratus, shipbuilding, boots and shoes
and silk goods,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

{2oTH (1s9o 7TH AVE.)-Nicely furnished
room, telephone, elevator. shower Chris
tian family; private; gentleman. IS. SmGh
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Cnuntr

me first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OK the creditor, and date when
Judgment was fled:
Appe!baum, Paul, and Alfred
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

solyencies occurred in the East this
week than last week, the increase being
-, there was more or. less falling off
IN the other geographical divisions.
especially in the South. Of this weeks
total failures, .2ol involved $4,000 or
more more Of liabilities in each case, against
220 last week.
Commercial defaults in Canada this
week number 4S, as compared with a.
last week, 46 in the preceding week
and only II in this week last year. The
number Of Canadian inaolvencies in
volving $4,000 or more Of indebtedness
in each instance this week is 81.
whereas the number Of such failures
last week was %.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
West Side

7tsT. SO UEsT-BeautiSully furnished tve
rooms, bath, library; reasonable; suita5.
physician.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Motor for PLAYER p;anos

= slleht electric motor to be placed
IN p!ayer pianos, which at present sre
oi' opeFated py. loot power, has been placed
on sne market by firm represented
y, ~ the noasefurnlshing division of the
aosn r,asa iefmlnal Sales Building. The
about 1212 pounds and operstes ~,
either direct or alternative curr,nt ~
The time and volume of sound arc
regulated by switches. :
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Failures Show Decline
Still More Than Three Times IS
MANY rs i'm 1920

Commercial failures for the week re-
ported by. the two leading credit
agencies show q decline compared to
Che previous week.
Failures reported By .Bradstreet's are
placed at $50 for the week ended
FEBRUARY -, compared with 35S last
week, 100 IN the like week in 1920, 1S5
IN 1913, ESQ in 1918 and 277 in 1917.
Z. G. Dun & Co. report this weeks
failures as numbering 413, compared to
49, last week, 364 in the preceding
week and only $50 during the corre-
spoadiax ~ss& in la2s. Wkils NOR. is-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Canadian Imports Increase
Exceed Exports in Year; Pur.
chases Here Gain

OTTAWA, Feb. 25.-Canadian i'm.
ports for the year ended January, 1921,
exceeded exports by s42,372,494, a trade
report issued to-day by the Dominion
Bureau of Statistics showed.
Canada's imports increased $33 ,4sl,-
$50 to the total of o5,593, 1895, as
against total of $970,779,210 FOR the
previous twelve months.
Exports for the year ended January.
1921, totaled $l,263, ,221 ,4o1, less by
$28,791,78S than the total for the pre-
ceding twelve months Of the exports
the United States took 1851 1,522,444 and
Great Britain $332,963,7 ,72O.
Purchases in the United States IN the
year ended January, 1921, were $685.
984,675, against $745,652,2 222 the preyi-
Gus twelve months, an increase of
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

146TE. 6o7 W.-Plcasant room, steam heat
electricity, phone. private house; subway
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Seeks Facts on Normally

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.--In an ef-
Tort to gather accurate information as
to Just what manufacturers, retail NOR
chants aud jobbers are doing to re-
tauce personal and other costs to a
normal basis, the Chamber of Com
merce Of the United States has sent a
questionnaire to thousands of business
houses, il wac announced here today.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Efficiency Experts Confer

SPR1NGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 25.-Two
hundred members of the Taylor So
clety, composed Of business efficiency
experts from all over the country, at
tended the annual meeting here to-day.
me morning session was devoted to an
psrton faateSs 6yio ~ Charles ar P staubach, of
Territory Valuations" in which he
went into the subject TECHNICAL, sand
in detail. Short discussions by mem
bers followed The meetings will be
continued through tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
STATE or NEW YORK.


otf1ce OF the Secretary of state. So.
Ji1lS CBRTIFICATB, issued in dupu~
gsse: NJ 4e;reoy csrtiaes that the REsIDTEs
RECOVERY COMPANY, INC, q donesric ri1,
STOCK $40 corporation. has eIed In this offics
81, On ms MS !eth day OF February, 1921, papers
1oF me voluntary dissolution OF such co-
poratlon under section 22I OF the General
20 ;ci c;oFporation .rao Law, and that 1t appears
',1fa lefFotIi that sncS corporation has com
dissolved 20 pc
. w Wl1NEss ny hand and the seal o.
0N'V' oi the Secretary Of State. at the
tc,, N5lS OF Albany, this sixteenth dav
l09S'1 or FEBRUARY, one Thousand n!ne
hundred and twenty-one,
Second Deputy Secretary Of STATE.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
STATE or VIEW yonE

sTAIE OF NEW YORK.
0ince OF the Secretary Of etate, isx:
THIS tcERTIFICATE. issued In dupl3
falS Sttr. heIeey -, eertlfes ,s that the APPA-
nc stock corporation. has fled In tnia
oHlce en this 10th day os February. 1921.
psPera for the voluntary dissolution al
suen s. corporation under section 29l or ,se
General. Corporation Law. and tha, # ans
peas therefroIn that such corporation han
s0l.a3.!ed with said sectlon IN order to be
WITNESS my hand and ths sea, OF
once ot the Secretary OF State, at the
t.,. CITY OF Albany, this sixteenth d.
tseal OF February. one thousand rtne
hundred and twenty-one.
4. Is. PARKER
DesU'y Secretary OF stars
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Furniture

REED ana WILLOW FURNITURE for al
aemes. direct from factory, largest sslsc-
sioi. lowest prices. in single pieces or sets.
Long BEACH WILLOW co. lao Il. sb'.
needs cash; wifi sey, ret.H 81 1,hoIsxals
prices finest quality OF Italian renaissance
dining room suites. Sunset .e409
We. PAY highest prices for furniture,
pianos, antiques. bric-a -brac, books. art.
etc. GABAY. 50 University Place ssu3-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE


STATE OF. NEW York.
Cc,ce OF the Secretary of State se.
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued iu 5upl.
cate. hereby csrtiAes that 1he MEXICAN
ORE PURCHASING CO. "a domestic stocS
corporation, has fileG in this Office on this
3sth Gay OF February, 1891, papers for tfe
voluntary dissolution Of such corporation
under section s3f OF the General Coz
porAtior Law, and that IL appears there
troH that such corporation has compiled
~isb said section IN order 20 be dissolved.
WITNESS zay hand and the seal 81
onace OF the Secretary OF State. a. the
City OF Albany, this sixteenth DAY
tseaiJ OF February, ene thousand n!nS
hundred and twenty-one.
G. ". TAFT,
sspond peRaty Secretary os state.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

Swiss hrst-rate mandatory wants selling
agent we'll introduced in the y. S. A. for
the sale of its machine TOOLS such as milling
machines, horizontal boring machines, a. s.
o. For particulars write to Box O. +. ,27O2
L, to Orell-F ZURICH
(Switzcrland)
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Commercial Credit

Tho commercial money market re-
mains quiet and unchanged. Although
the demand for new business money
is no stronger than it was, il still is
sufficient to take up all available
funds, in the opinion of commercial
bankers and note brokers
Rates remain Arm at 71a to ia per
cent for prime commercial paper and 8
per cent for small volume of paper
not so we'll known
Bankers acceptance rates quoted
yesterday by the American Acceptance
Council weres>
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Rae Sugar Market Quiet;
Little Interest Shosrrs

Little interest was shown in tho sugar
markets yesterday, as a result OF con
tinusJ ;novenept to normal az the Cuban
sales committees price 0gurcs. Some
Porte Ricos sold TO rcfiners at last prices
but no Cubas were taken. There was no
interest in futures ana prices were I'M
changed.
Tho range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

147TH. BRADHURsT Av.. I45-TyTo larg.
front rooms, well kept private house
$50 monthly.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Patents and Inventions

PATENTS FOR sALE--Two patents fer .ra
olHsrent corlbpatiop padlocks fog~sale. In
eu,re Edward Brockilp Carteret y
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESAIAN-Elevator reuair gateeEnar- ex
perienced; salary and commission; Metro
po!itan District; confidential. u sos Tribune
SALESMEN wanted on cor11aiseion bss,s
must also have side line. Cohen Bros,
236 Powell ST.. Brooklyn. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
prime, 100 lbs. ss.5091o.eo sl2.oo11475
Dressed beef.
sides. lb......" .140 II l5m 30
Live yeals, COM
mon to prime,
y 100 lbs. :..::;. 11oOo1s.5o 1s.oo@a5oo
city. ID. .IS0 .2e .2g5 .se
Live ewes, loo
nIos; los :,t, 1000 800 s.oo@lsoo
city, lb,.....,. $50 IA .1g1 .oo
Live lambs. fair
nlss:.s lbs o.5oo1l.oo 1s,ooesovo
city. ib. b........ 1870 "a aom az
Hogs, 100 lbs. -. 1o,250ll25 146oG15 so
u Dress hogs " ''''
bacon. b.. 15H q 16L oou.m oc1.
Pork, bbl . 80. 90 0m31,0 ,0o 10 ho9Is oa
Mess beef. bbl l6.o06I19 * M oS1s 1s'eo AZ
Lard, Mtddle ~'
West, 100 lbs. 12io919.20 2o.4o1ao "a
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Diamonds. Jewelry. Etc.

O!AMONDS bought ard sold for casn from
n tndivlduafs or estatez BENNETT. i7E
8roadway. &c nnnr
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

Coffee Futures--Weakness In Santos fu-
lures caused a reaction here yesterday
but buying on the decline followed, and
prices at the close were i to points net
higher.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

The first name is that OF the debtor IN.
second that OK the creditor, and date When
Judgment was filed:
-Appelbaum, Paul, and Alfred
9tern10A SIdao Frank ct al; Dee
stjla +, 1gIo How. (oanosled3 "a ,,..,. s1172.e9
:. Cotaieton; Dec 29, I930..... 1859
Won TilEer. Albert-RegaI shoe 'NV'VV
Co; Aug "a, 1914 (releasedl. 1,44a.so
GFar4p, Charles and Frederick
a,a,,,- II (s,eEp Sehaper; June 9, 1871. 574.s1
:, same; Gay 10, 1917 ....... 674.s1
s+arr1a hrGii lS. I3 1879 ........... s.a4013
tricaI steei Co: Jan 3 i3aft lsa57 ~
Mcdonald, Loyd-C w Reynolds
ct a.: Aug s, 1920 ....... 1864
Louchcin. Gilbert M--A Asch q
xa1. al; ssD. 81. 2o 5o2o. ;..,:... 2s5ss
Ere and Life Assurance CORN
pSa,6raT' srth' sc9t!and tyacated).. lOs.s2
man, NOV 10. 1890 tvacated5. a29 az
Slriin Nathan---(+ Z Maxweu et ''
al; Aug H. l913 tcaaeeied] t49s
S":lte-,-Sa'ne' Aug 20, 1913 (can-
s.n,. geied} Is.,.,,,. soose
d IA Shirt Go rnc-D Uttsi ee al:
-rbreo req -: -o is.l ~. s,s47l5
haitian Lubricants Co Inc; Feb
, 1921 .................... 5e2,54
In Bronx County
Blatt, Harry and samue!-s Eriv.
Jan 20, 1921 . yso. "a
Fog EG.TarH We T Neily Co: ''1''V
Mar "a. l9i5 ..,.......'.. 1ag 80
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Office Furniture for 9als

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
IN oak. mahogany and American walnut;
desas. tables chairs, fling devicess etc,
tOE THE MODERN BUSINESS OFFICE
JACOB. aARSKY, BEAVER ST.
Phone Broad 3o45.
LARGE nat top mahogany desig. two ma
hogany stained desks 9Si2 Wilton rus al I
ether Office furniture. Call from p. III e .
p m an? evening or Saturday February %
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

Southern Spot Markets-tialveston quiet,
25 points lower at 26c: sales 23s bales.
New Orleans quiet. so points lower at
11.75c: GALES. 307 bales. Mobile nominal,
so points lower az 11.50c: sales, nil. Sa-
vannah quiet. unchanged at 1860; sales,
NIL Norfolk quiet. 20 points lower at
f2.25c; sales, 201 bales Augusta quiet,
80 points lower at 11.5oc; sales, 6ss bales.
Memphis steady, 80 points lower at 12.5ocr :
sales. $50 bales Houston steady, un-
changed at l2c; sales. 2,so9 bales. Little
Rock quiet. 25 points lower at 12.25c;
ssles. 3s7 bales Dahas steady, 80 points
lower at 11.15c: sales. $500 bales Mont
somery dull, unchanged at 1i.76o; sales.
nil. Fort Worth quiet, So points lower at
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

REALLY BEAUTIFUL CARPETS. nrcs
houses, bought at sacrifice 5rices, il
taupes. blues. French gray. green red.
brown. plum. lavender pain. mixed. Or
RUGS: al sizes, all prices. SIS. s45. So
Up: MAkING-OVER, CLEANING. LAY
ING, DYEING, REPAIRING, REWEAG-
ING. RELIABLE, REASONABLE Still
ings Inc. sea Madison aY. (6st5 stl.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR. TAX EXPERT.
:, c. REID.
80 CEDAR ST. NEW YORK. JOHN 45g9.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR, experienced. d.
sires steady position; nave rood reSo-erce+
G s0f, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

Irregular at points net lower TO S TO !
points higher.
The rsnge OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Recefpts were 1907 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lh., $40
623ac; extras. 92 score. 619511ac; frsts,
SS to SO score, 46@4Sc; seconds, SO 10
g. scoTe' ~ 7944o; lower grades, 50 q 3sc;
unsalted higher than extras, 5414 q SOC !;
onds, 81 045c; held or storage, high
scoring. 46c; extras, 441a a 46c; frsts, aga
- &c; seconds 500 38c; lower grades . I
g I9c; Danish casks, fresh, 6o05lc; state
aSaTy ~ n tubs, finest. 4sQ5oc; good to prime,
~ q f7c; common Ito fair, 2s@3oc: ladies',
current make, firsts. 2s@27c; seconds, CSC,
!ower grades, II g zee; packing stock, cur.
rent make, No ], 22 "a @p23c: M . 90.
lower grades, 1g@21c. - --0'
Cheesc--Receipts were 275 boxes s+o4o
wnole milk, held. early made fats Sne,
clais, pound, 2IW29c; fall made, $50 &c
ast1 aasesSge sI% run - V261ac fresh specials,
grades. 5G22c; twins, held Specials '2s ~ a. y
Shc; average run, 24m25I.c: yvIoco,..iSS "
neld mats, 20 027c; held tWins % az II -
Stnsio pasies, he!d, 20 q 21c; double Daisiss g
me5a, ~ da 20 ~ &c; youag Americas, held, n
eials, ~ 1s14c; prime to choice. lS a 1ie 1se
fair to good. 1o& l2c; lower grades, g q Sc' sc
Egss- Receipts were 2s,4S2 cages. lrrasb
gathered. extras, dozen. Ale: extra f1rsfs
sgc; seconds, sec; dirties No / ~ N - sSo -
Gaecks, fair to choice, dry, 80 90 32c: state
I pennsylvania and nearby Western bonnery
'es 54n. I.st eStFas re- 90 g6so extra rsts. 52@ d
to. 10 eSIsa pi nrsts, SOC 54c; under grades, 449
asci tactic coast, white, extras, $50 5sS
extra Hrsts e29 54c; flrsts. 500 sic pI,fint
81 W ooc; other Western and Southern DatG
eteG whites, 4Q@ soc: state, PennsvISani.
alLu hearoy Western, hennery broyrrs
iTstss IS q A0c. " e4lra
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Grain Prices

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No. hard. .si.91 SI.a2Is
Thurs.
Open. High. Low. cioss olose.
March. 1.65 1,e7& 1.64 1.67% 167
May. 1.55 1.5S l.54 1.57% 1.67
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close AGO
No. 2 yellow .s0S9H 5000 $780,
Chicago:
May ......... .7o1s .S9a. 143}a
July '''........ IL .71ts 1859
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago.
No. white. 1855 S0.65H Sl.02
Chicago:
May ........,. .45sa .445. .s0&
July ..........,. 46 .45bs .T2aa
Rye
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close aEo.
No. Q Western .SI.71a :173 slT7.l
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton dull at ~
points decline; middling. 6.76d. Sales D.
900 bales. American 900 bales. Imports
1000 bales none American Futures
opened barely steady at % TO SO points
decline. Closed steady at net decline OF
July, 7.5od; October, s.12d; December,
S.1sd: January. s.32d. Manchester: Yarns
weak: cloths dull.
Cottonseed Oil
Tbs market was Quieter. and after show
ing q moderate early decline, due largely
to tenders of $500 barrels on March con
tracts, prices rallied, and at the close were
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26


Flour and Meal
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. exo
spg pat..$s.75609.25 s9.0o@9.5O sl275
Cornmeal 2.00D220 2.00GD2.20 3T503so
Rye. s.5OQp9.o0 $50 q 800 s25 q So s
E'ran ...31.6O 3l.50 b0.00@51 90
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

sscond penotT sscret4gy of s'Ate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-13
STUDENT
AT HOME OF AUNT
I'll and Under Physicians Care ia Zen
yer. Col. Parents Notify
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 13.-Jo-
semi f. Lautner of Indiana, president Of
the Harvard university glee club and
cbcrister of the senior class. for Whom
search was begun last night after an alb
sence of several days, is at the home OF
an aunt at Denver. Col, his parents notl-
fed the college authorities today. lie ~
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Iautner had suffered a nervous break
down recently and it was believed by
classmates that he had recurrence OF
the attack As president of the Glee club
he has been planning for its projected
tour of France next summer.
The young man had not been IN ms
room at Harvard since Monday night. on
that evening he told an ACQUAINTANCE IN
Harvard square that he was feeling i'll and
had decided to go home. He did not IN
form the college Office of his intention.
Harvard undergraduates say that Laut-
ner acted strangely Sunday evening,
showing a morbid reluctance to see his
friends and obiecting to their coming into
his room The college Office was notified
and Immediately started an investigation
of his disappearance.
Dean SeOmanS communicated with
Lautners uncle in Pittsburgh and with
Evansville. but learned that the youth
had not gone to either of those places
Members of the family came to Cambridge
and after comforting with the college au-
thoritieS. decided to make his absence
known to the public.