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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28

arts lllS "InleT-
 FRED w. ROCK vs THH ABER-
 CROMBIE ROCK ELECTRIC COM sUPERioR COURT. Fairfield County,
 October 26, 1921.
 IN MATTER OF RECEIVER To Whom It May Concern:
 Upon application made to the Court in the above entitled action, the under signed. Albert w. Tremain, was duly appointed and qualified as the temporary receiver of the Defendant company, and authorized to carry on the business of said company in accordance with the Courts order to this effect.
 It was further ordered by said Court that hearing upon the confirmation of said appointment of said temporary receiver and for the appointment of two appraisers be had before the Superior Court Civil side, for Fairfield County. to be held in said City of Bridgeport the 11th day of November, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that the said tenn porary receiver shall give notice of his appointment and said hearing to all par ties in interest by publishing copy of the order in The Bridgeport Times three (3) times, and by mailing a like copy, postage prepaid, to each stock holder of record and known creditor of said corporation at their several best obtainabie addresses, all on or before the 29th day of October, 1921"
 ALBERT W. FREEMAN, Receiver.
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GOTHAM COTTON MARKET
ADVANCES; BUYING SLOW
LRv AasorinirIprnss

NEW YORK, April .N.--Morc favorabia
liverpool adv!ccs led t" an opening adj
failed TO stimulate any general bu, nE
owing 70 better weather conditions in
the South and less encouraging reports
"a TO the prospects for an agreement on
early July eascd or Ia l..62 and closed
~ l2.cI, compared with l2.Gi YESTERDAY
The general market closed quiet and
steady. net points higher to four points
advance OF 10 ~ points. in response to
OF better prospects for Il settlement OF the
British coal strike
There was prObi bly, some scattered huy-
ins on the belief that should the mining
disrni"s be settled. the easing OF the
i;hEII.h money market would stimulate
the demand for raw cotton from british
200! reported Increased Southern offerings
on the advance there. and there was scat
tered southern hedge selling around tho
local ring. This checked the local advance
offerings in the absence of any important
support. with scattered liquidation pro-
hm"t"d hy reports IhIt German rcparations
pFppoSh!s were unsatisfactory ard later
ninccs had refused government settlement
offers. May cascd from IT,. TO i".lc, ana
pctuh"r from 1873. to l3.22 with some posi-
lions showing slight rallies NJ the close on
uHriHr the cu;i:r day, with the market
'"Fr"spnndincIy sensitive to small ordcr-.
local fvrort iointcd to average re-
dnction Of ;nS Der cent In acreage and
hw; was without any special !nfiticicc
Late Wash in"ton adviCcs said that adviccs
=" nc Federal Reserve Board Indicated
Il reduction ~ about - per cent In
acreage. ro:t receipts today, oi.,S7: United
States port stocks. i6l 2i1 ENports IL
80. haH!nE ir.S5Ii 50 Tar this season.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-wheat developed
strength today after word was received
that the emergency tariff hill had been
reported iavornbly to the Senate The
G ,i,, was firm At the same rs ycs;crday's
Hnish 10 ~. higher. with May i21 to l. 2.i,
and July Los To l."i.: Corn closed - 10
- ret lower: oats OF !. Ia sc, and prn-
visions varying from &c decline to an adj
vance -2i.C.
II WAS a waveriaG market for wheat
nntt. news care OF the progress OF the
emergency tarin measure Mos, of the
,ine previous Values had been on the
down grade. although one important rally
TOOK place as a result Of some revival Of
cNp"ri demand In this connection IL was
said that $4,000 bushels OF new whrnt
had been purchased for Europe and that
exporters had offered equal to l. cents
OYER May TRACKS Chicago for No. hare.
weakness OF the market earlier was
ascribcd In general way to bcarish
weather ana crop reports. an d;o the
unsettled conditions existing between
Germany and the Allies.
CORN and oats We're depressed by tho
taCt that exporters showed Apparent In
dIHcr.nSe as 10 corn. ana that Iowa adj
vices told OF corn planting ten days earlier
than usual In addition. Kansas figures
on farm reserves OF corn were construed
as b"arish.
Provisions averaged lower in sympathy
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
FILE WEEKLY REPORTS
Statement Shows Resources OF SD,
sol, iS0 Against the Same Sum
i'm Liabilities


WASHINGTON. April 2S.--Com-
bincd resources and liabilities OF the
,,,, ,1, ,.,.l,o n,,L ~ no
'"S.Nc r'"c'"' i'HS' We D'"' a. NV
close OF business, April "a. were re-
ported tonight by tho Federal RE-
rs follows:
Resources
Gold and gold certificates s 347.9i6
Cold settlement fund-Fcd-
-------
Total gold held by bnnks..s S3G, l65
Gold with Federal reserve
agents i.af7.SGO
Gold redemption fumd IG3.54i
Total gold reserves s2.3l7.569
LEGAL tender notes silver
etc, 1874
-----
Total reserves 80 Oi 7S3
Bills discounted: secured by
L. $ government oblira-
All other ................ 1.i43.202
Bills bought in open mar
kct . lO3,60o
~
Total bills on hand s2l67, 34S
L. s. government 'bonds 25.GgO
u. :. Victory notes " 10
l.. :. certificates Of indebted
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ms averaged lower in sympathy
Chicago LINE STOCK NInKET

CHICAGO. April S.-Cautlc: receipts. s.
80 Deef steers and butchers she stock.
active; opened ~ 10 l5c higher; top year
nnSS, y. hcav!cs SIS: bulk beef Steers.
500 H.%S: Tat cows and hc!fers largely
o."'" 40; caves and bulls. steady; hu !ii
Nca!.rs. S"14S.la bulls largely as,6r6,;
S,oGkcrs AID feeders s::ady to strong:
Hogs; receipts. 2i.e'O: active Is to pc
H,E thar yesterdays average: closing
strong TOY, So. Du!k. SiUnS.;), pigs
stea =. bulk desirable l)v TO 10 pound
riIS .3'N 80.
sheep: rece!Its. 1860: mostly steady:
heavy lambs closing weak wooded IAN
TOP, iflo: bulk. lo,a5ui.oo: shorn top,
lc,S"' huik. :0W".S; hes. shorn wc;hcrs.
lambs, $50 "h''"h
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CALL MONEY MARKET

$500. N,,:NI.I! Nun TT Mn KK EFT,
NEW YORK. April 2S.-Molcy on call
on INC stock exchange opened at 6A per
Srht ; hifh. per cent: low. 6.a per cent:
closing. per cent Most nf the day's
loans were made at Ga per cent
Iids Tor time money We're made nj GU
per vent FOR modcrs1. amounts Uni
lenders are si!il asking 7 per cent with
oniY moderate amount OF business done.
NrhcwaIs were arranged at Co., pcr cent
on mixed collateral and at L.r cent on
a.! Industrial collateral.
mercantile paper rates ruled at pcr
cent Tor the best names. and at Il. per
cent Tor less highly rated names. For
choice names At abort maturity there
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER
fnr Aforementioned

NEW ORLEANS. April .S-Snall adj
WAGES WEI" again the rule in the cotton
market today. but there were periods when
Iiiil" real strength WAS displayed. and
~ on" stage she most active months
wee 20 . points under the close OF
Yesterday Last prices We're at net Eatn.
t-r ih. session of to : points. with May
IT'S, was 20 to y points over the final
pF.cys OF Yesterday. May traded as high
Barry stcadinrss was due 10 better cable.
Than expected and ih2 better Liverpool
Iuarh"t was due 20 the report that tho
br'.-G coal strike was all but settled
ful iha lowering ~ the Bank Of England
fhto 10 - neg cent. After the frst ny
ward movement ihc market sacred and
toward uliAscsS!on reached its lowc-t
.'t"l- ON The better weather over the
to,' and tho forecast OF generally fair
weather :or practically the entire cotton
d. The late trading there was renewed
~" threatened seamSl's strike in this
1Inriry pad been compromised. but this
ruun. lld not have its full effect be-
r1I-r 81 T"no-ts from Liverpool. Just on
tie close. that tn" coal miners haH again
rejected proposals to end their strike.
LIVERPCoI. Aprti :T.--Cotton spot In
'HFl'-r'c inquiry, prices tirm. good mid
us SIS, fully midalinE scs. middiing.
low middlug. G5S. good ordinary.
q 1895 ordinary. i5s Sales. 500 bales in
..aa.ng 4.i"' American. Hece;pts. 1900
.''"s 10 American. Futures closed quiet.
December. SGT: January SIS: March.
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Ready to Nee, ncnson.s Wishes.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Thc Ameri-
can Steamship owners Association
announced today it was ready to COM
ply with the wishes OF Rcar-Admiral
Benson, OF the Shipping Board. and
cut wages 10 per cent May l, in
stead OF Approximately % per cent
az first proposed.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING:

linden FOR QUICK REFERENCE.
TIE da 10;
sa Htank Of HE ~ b nS
1 me sSsnlnS sesyies Il 81 nstHncss Ms
DISPATCH. which Is priced separately.
Schedule of Wunt Ad. Rates.
2hc n word daily. minimum Soc. set solid.
&c woEd Sn,!y. minimum 3Sc: agate caps.
sc a word SUNDAY. minimum Acc. agate
caps
consecutive insertions price of 2ri in.
scrticns.
consecutive Insertions price OF Gh IN
l2-PoInt Type.
Ad The S, ialres, iypy sg1m,;sd IN the Want,
set rs one ,neh. ILe rate 10. lnis large
NV Void SUNNY s VIC s s ans s aap sSn ns
uGsuo"s VIA! apply as Tor regular wan,
these rates apply only to advertisements
orielnatins IN Richmond ana suDusban
are. Daily. il cents an agate line: t suns
H ia hr 10 i Ssmts an AGATE me !count word.
order in ALI instances.
Longer icrm Rates for iius.ness Adyer-
Users ON RtaurBt.
Advertisements received AS late rs 10
Up 10 | H. sa,d9aa sHIS sSansSt Sla ssa
hcation III the next EDITION.
ANY OF These BRANcH WANT AID
STATIONS " ILL. ACCEPT YOUR
WANT AD.:
WEST OF FIRST STREET.
y. woLLsEiFFEH.
BUhroHs DHuG STORE.
aVVv w est cary Street.
az Nortn SneppAGd street.
BLANN'S BOLiE EARD iiiAKAIACY
CAV EDO'S DHuG STORE.
itoSins0n anu Floyd.
NoLnson ana Main.
TllE nltANDia rHANAAcY,
zsoi tarH A.S"ue.
222o IiaHovcr Avenue
GRoN +; A.E%un tiiANMAcY.
II; /. D0GkEK.
uEKHii?rNMGiEs' p MI,i; t sj,ss,;
ruDLiC DRUG STORES.
WEST Esd co&fEcilGxEnY.
a, 5. JUiIANS. s'
PINE STREET TIiARAiNcY.
3ji SCUM Pine street.
az y Mes MA i;'% e ni s!,ssI
TARR.ANT DRUG COMPANY
conE% CO, DEr%isMsNT s,onn
y w t.I {. s lirSSh 2itse''
33o West Lutgh street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET
HUGHES fuKHIiuKE Co.
80 ]. il. i'i.M s'''s'
NiGiiMo%h, rilAnMAcf.
sol ESQ sGu Ii:R s''eS''
Ninth and Broad Streets.
ROLAND IL. CiiII.DREf
% To5T,h Eigh,ssHih strye.
TwersIyipSAs AN ana M;n,ihaii Street..
Tncnty.iirsi and Main Streets
FAlSMouST PHARMACY.
spRiNGEK. Drug COMPANY.
EA l!SS $s"f i.I$.E Eiifsl
Twcnty-siXih and venahiu sireeu
iiokl5s DRuG sToTE i.
saG2 Ess! Ma1;ha!i stree.
Ml Il .fii, !: EH2Aps.
FULTON.
2l5 Louisiana Street.
J. *. VAUGHAN.
1907 williamsburg Avenue.
J. 4. BLACK * sos.
1915 willie Iusburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
wASHISGTOS * EARLY,
l.. j. PARRISH
1909 Hul. Street
s5ls Hull Street
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
IiAhToS IiEiGTTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
ti5 North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
". * VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and Stuart Street
ROLAND Park.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue
.-----~r----
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FOrt movement:
Ncw York MlddinF. 1870: exports so:
Minor gor:s--Rcceip,s. $3.50: exports. s.
AZ stock. LII.
Total today Rcec!r,s 1861: cxtorts. H.
Total :or week-Rece!p,s. lol ia5; exports
Total for season Receipts 5.s5G.n5c: ex-
VOrt-, iUltGSi
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COTTONSI2Ep OIL.

NEW YORK April .>.-Aftcr working
OH mite with hog products and grain.
tott.hsccd oil nrnlcd ~ on short covering
~ May; prompted by ready absorption OF
t tnS 80" barrels rendered on contract. and
!!sht oHer!nGs OF both crude and refined.
Active months closed to g points mel
y. M L l. sales. 1900 barrels. Prime crude,
-. lou. prime summer yellow spot & so
nl.0; May 6.s3. July, 7ci. and Scptember
1.G2. all hid
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NEW YORK BONDS
SOUTHERN

Ar-il -. 1921.
U. s. p. registered ................t 0ld, ~,
y. ). - COUPON ...................i nldi 81.
L. $. registered .................-.- tuIdI lVi%
L. s. IS. couDoD -....................tbli lOI..
Panama ., registered. tblel q
American Smelling and REFINING u.s. ~.
American Tel nnd Tea cv. os.-....... ll4At
Atchispn gen. IL .-........ ............... 1tis
atlantic Coast Line isi IS ......-..... 75
Baltimore ard Ohio. cy Gas ........... Gu.
Bcih!ehenl stee! ref - ........ ......... $50
& Central Leather Is ........ ..........,.. s9iz
Cbcsapeake md Ohio cv g............ :!
Chicago ~ and Quincy Joint y, 6. 100
Chicago. Mi. and St J.. ~. 4.s.....-.. Gsi.
Chicago. II. l. ana Pac. ny. re:. is... g.
CITY of Paris 6s % 10 lS
Colorado and Southern ref U.s.. y
Denver and Rio Graude oonsOi. is.... ~
Dominion 81 Canada g. ussiy ..-.,,.-.. 50
Eric gen. IS ..:..........''..,..-... 9
tauaOs, Ecnlrd. reg. IS ...-'..-.,........- 49,.
Int Mer. Marine - Observation-Disclosures. 81
Karsas CITY Southern ref Js..,......... IA
T.!gEhtt and MYcrS y ................... So.
J.nii.yilIe md Ma hyiilc un. 4s.......
Missouri. Kan. and Texas lst is......... i,;4
Missouri Pac. yea. 4a o.. .............,.. jsia
New. York Contra deb, e. ............ =.
Northern Pac!hc & Observation-Disclosures. Iat
Pennsylvania rem. IS ................,... Siis
Reading gen, IS .....-....,.... .......,.. 7sa,
Fepu6iic Iron and Stcc! o. C3i1l Did S,
81. LoIis and San FrAn adj cs., s5H
geaboard Air Line ;tAi. Is ........-.... &!
Southprn Eei! Tel, ~ .............ib.d) sll.
Southern Pacific cI ~ ..........,. tbid) 50
Coulter .fesatlway - ........,..a...... SAX
lTsxas and Pacific list ...".............. IS
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RICE.

-, NE" ORLEANS. April :S.-RouGh rice.
~" ha'cs. receipts. 500 sacks: miilers' re-
c,cipis. same: clean rite. steady; Hon
!Iuras. ", poock"is i@IA: hue rose. g.
- p"Gh.'s: - q "a; bran and polish. un-
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Sl'1;AI n

NEW YORK. APRIL -S-'rhcre was re-
hcwId weakness IL the local raw sugar
maiktt today. and prices Tor uncontrolled
sugars declined Scent to the basis or
-. Tor centrifugal. The comui!:tee's
price was unchanged 3.&c for Cubas
COSY ana freight. equal 10 i.So for cen
itiuHhl. With Saics OF Zoo bags TO an
out port rciiHer
The weakness in rawy led to another
u'c'ilc ot :, noinis in rcti-.4d prices by
w" OF me !oca! Trhncrs 10 the basis OF
~ Tor Inc .fanuatcd. the lowest lever
recorded Tor the raSt fou: years. Other
r. mncFs made no caanGc from the 1-cent
i"N": aht business Was again OF Il hand to-
:, sugar futures were steady and little
hlGntr u! ihc start on covering, but the
weakness 81 both raw and reti.Iei led 10
,tc!casei selling by trade ana commission
houses anu priCcs chscd OH. closing ut
htt ucr!ihrs OF 10 .Oint.l May closed
AT ~ Ju.y. iW: September. 4.24: De-
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NEW YORK. April 2S.-N large volume
on business was transacted today In ter
colcD ana prints 1t IL expected announce
mems concerning future prices on some
be Forthcoming next week Print cloths
were Stcadcr and other goods quiet. Raw
S SIX was less active. Buriaps and wool
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CURB M.tfiJiI:T.

NEW YORK. April 2,-rrhdinE Gu!ctcd
down considerably ia tho curb market to-
DAY. but generally firm tone was dis
played. Movements We're narrow and un-
i?tcrcstinG. In the carly tart ut the Sos
SION one or two !s-ues moved forward un-
der 4 good demand but toward tn" after
noon trading In those issues also w"r"
small and prices declined slightly from the
early high levels.
Gunry Gillespie featured ~" carly trad.
me with an adNaur" ~ pplut. Garth
syndicate rose fraction. hut reacted
later. Anglo American oil Was nromilcn
IN tho standard oil group and moved up
frac'ionaiiy on fairy i,Trc dealings. \
moucrate uoturn was recorded Ia tho
Indiana shares
lnt"rcontincn Rubber moved M m1rr
than point with ol'v a inric.a'c recess
Advances were GENERA, In tn" mining 1885,.
Eurcka moving over range OF points,
holding AN uDturn az E-vo-a! uuigtI \
steady tone WAS rcprr'el IN Boston and
Montana. iionhS w"r" dull
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-
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. ApriI .S.The market for
conre futures was easier today. Traders
found no special incentive in the IiraZil-
IAN cables. tut the European news was
considered les iavoral,s. while there was
some iur'her May liquidation. and after
o2c:iins To points lower. active months
s3ld some l. u Ii points below last nights
rose IN the late trading. 4 good part
4t tho pressure seemed to come from
wall street sources and WAS supposed 20
represent liquidation. July sold of to
~. -, and Septemner to Ga7. with the close
showing n net decline az l. to II points
May 30: july 53.: September, G.I; Oc-
tphst; CO.. December. t.s5: January. coz:
Spot coffee. quiet: Rio -. 5.e to G: San
Us IS: -. TO ga. Sales of we'll described
santos Is were reported in The cost and
mtisht market late yesterday at So.
I"days offers ranged from about 500 to
-, American credits. No fresh Offers
were rcpor;cd from RIO
IN. on!c!d. cables quoted Rim uncha aged
10 90 refs lower. and Santos unchanged
To - reis lower. The dollar buying rate
WAS ~ refs lower and Rio exchange OF
London is-pelcc higher. Brazilian port
receipts. PV0.: JundiahY receipts. 2:.crJ.
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BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
PEERLESS. PASSENGER.
oLDsNobILE Co. 5-PAssENaER.
LIBERTY SPORT. PASSENGER.
NATIONAL 6." PASSENGER
TERMINAL MOTOR CO., INC.
NINTH AND CARY STREETS.
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The TZnAES:D DISPATCHES RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS


were some transactioas ut Gra pcr cent.
country banks are the heaviest buyers.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost ai,d Found
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

AUTOMOBILE DARoA1Nn
0ldslnob,!e. 1921. s-cylindc-. 7-pas,enr,
Briscoc touring.
Grant go roadster
Saxon &C." J-paHscnEer
Paige &C." roadster.
PRESTlsS MOTOR COMPANY.
Randolph 400. 3io ~. Hron5 NJ
Columbia Storage BntterieS
Rentals and EepaIrinR-
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LIBERTY BONDS

LOCAL MARKET.
BY Ercdk L. Noting e Co..
Investment Bankers.
se1 East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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NAVAL, SToI,ES

JhCkSoNviLLE. April .S-Turpcn,lnc
nrm; 0sTS9: sales III; receipts. a)i; ship.
ments. 9a5. stocks. 1866 RoSin iirm:
sales. COS: receipts. Gs7: shlpincnts. col
s s. ln.Si, quote; -: 3.s5Q3'o: ID. $50
10: II. 40. *. 40: NJ. I.Gj: y. as:
VIC. 6.0: WV. $40.
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sweet potatoes. rcr bushel rs q SO
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND Union Stock Ynrna

AI.r!l IS 1921
Rcnarks; Fair run of cattle Market
'airiy active and prices steady on ali
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BANK OF FRANCE STATEMENT
Paris. April eS-rhc week.: statement
OF or. me Bank NJ France shows the fol-
Gold In hand increased G.G.l,N5, francs
silver In hand increased iiS,cta
Notes III circulation decreased q. $50 900
treasury dcpositc !acrcascd -. $1,000.
General dcpoSitc increased SS."lE.ul9
lStlis discounted Increased 30 9Ss. 600
Advances decreased .j.ij5. O1H.
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RANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT
LONDON. Apr!l 2S.-The weekly state.

LONDON. Aur!l 2S-The weekly state.
following changes:
Total reserve dcvrca sod. fa:n. coo.
CIRCULATION Increased s3i3.o.U.
liull.on increased tl@...S
other sccuritics decreased fS.oitnD0.
Other deposits increased 81. $1,000
publ!c deposits decreased t3s.T,CDl.
Notes reserve decreased f9.3. COO
government securities decreased isi sen $50
Tn" proportion OF the banks reserve
I" liabilities this week is ls.ai peg cent
Last week II was 1881 uor cent
Rate of discount. O.. yer cent.
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FIN = MI Nd.
LONDON. A3r!! :S.-Itar silver. 3i-id rcr
ounce MoIeE. IA per cent. discount
rates; short bills. 81, per cent. three
month bills. %. per cent
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uin;on, PACING Is ........ 7a7.
ireland Sis Coa) ...................... S5N
u. ). steel "s Observation-Disclosures. 81,
nirE!nla-tar. Chemical Ss .............. ?i1,
MAhash Isl ....N.... Observation-Disclosures. so.
Wilson and Co. cy. GS ............. (bid s.
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SAVANNAH GA. April cS-Tur,cn,,no
hrm: 5SM53: sal"s, %: re ,cints. 10: ship
men ,S: stock. -! R"H!n. =; sales.
a5x Qnotc: u. S6j; ID. $50: u. 53l: r.
-" q iO: &. LC0til5: H. i.c5@lO: l. 40:
~ t.3T5D: NJ. 40: y, i.J.I, -: VIC. 5.2j
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BUICK

DII.LAC touring: biz bargain. Owns|
needs money. Can be- bad for loss tn a!
1900. Terms IL desired. Richmond UsS
Car Exchange. Inc. Seventh and Loigi
Streets. Kandoiph 66I2:
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The Washington herald., 1921-06-09
Plots Suspected to Drag
Britain Into Near East War
Venezelos Mission to London Considered az
Part of Subtle Secret Diplomacy to Obtain
Help for Greeks Against Nationalists.

followers Of Mustapha Kemal eare
preparing themselves. as news Of
the offensive is expected momen-
tarily, says the papers Constanti-
nople correspondent.
Greek warships are to be permit
ted 70 enter the Black sea to take
action against Turkish vessels as
the nationalists are reported to be
laying mines.
Fleet on Way.
According to the Daily Express
official circles explain that the fact
that the British feet is proceeding
to Constantinople is in the course
Of its duty to go any place where
trouble is threatened
The situation is regarded by the
government as most serious. and {,
Is declared that the government
win now have to decide whether
to help tie Greeks or not.
II the Greeks sustain defeat Con.
stantinople Is endangered by the
nationalists and a grave position
arises for the allied troops in the
city.
The Greeks are in great money
difficulties spending more than
their. entire revenue in their cam
paign against the Kemalists- The
allied loan promised to Venexelos
was not renewed. but 1t may be.
come question whether the
Athens government should be aided
with money or otherwise.