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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

Tuesday and Wednesday: William
FavershanL in The Sin That Was
Ills. Thursday Friday and sat
urday.
oDEON Claire windsor, i'm
What Worth Whi.c?' Monday ana
iuesday: Winston Churchi!ls
The Inside OF the Cup" Wed
nesday and Thursday.
REM Eddie Polo. in King OF
The Circus Monday; Elmo Lin
coin. Ia 80 rhe Romance OF Tar.
znh. Tucsda%: THE Son OF Tar
"nn,' Wednesday,: "IIoui" Gibson.
IN out OF Luck" Thursday: Doug
las Fairbanks, IN The Mark of
zorro Friday; Jack Hoxic aud
Marin sass, "a 'rnuaderbcit Jack"
saturday.
IiEATo-Pa,hc Week Special
I'athc features.
VICTOR Charles Ray, in Am
Old Fashioned Boy" Monday:
Douglas Fairbanks. in The Ma
t'iinan!sc." TUESDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Flashes Of Film

THE Man From Toronto" Dougla,
Murray's play, which was adapted
for Constance Talmadgc by Grant
Carpenter. has now been definitely
titled Lessons In Love-" This story,
which like wedding Bells" is n
Chef Whitney Production. will fol-
low Mammals Affair" Prominent In
the cast OF Lessons In Love" are:
en sa"s Short ,a james Harr se%e ae rnFc
Fawcett. Frank Webster and Louise
Lee.
An event of great interest i'm movie
dom is the Forthcoming appearance
together OF the two stars, Sessue
Hayakawa and Bessie Love. The lat
ter has been specially engaged to play
The feminine lead In The swamp"
Il story written by Hayakawa. In
which nc will be the only Oriental
character. The scenes will he laid
entirely in this country. The ar
rangement SO appealed to Bessie That
she put aside all other plans for the
time being.
Foolish Wives" Universals super
feature now being completed at Un:-
vcrsal City. is about to ring The
100000 bell. Eric Won Stroheim has
spent eight months in making the
picture.
Anita S;ewarts supporting cast In
THE Invisible Fear has been chosen
and actual production under the an
rection OF Edwin Carewe is now wen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Richmond's Theater Calendar This Week

ACADEMY - Keith vaudeville.
Nth program changes Monday aad
nrsday,
BliOl'--May Allison In "Extrav-
agancr." Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday; Goidwyn's ~ Voice in
thr DARK" Thursday, Friday and
Sat:riar.
Observation-Disclosures" Jones. in
The Big Punch" Monday and
Tuesday; GcOrg. Walsh. in NUM-
Der ~" "Wednesday ana Thursday:
Art Accord. i'm The Fighting Ac-
tor and Antonio Moreno, IN THE
Ncilcd Mystery" Friday and sat
uvday
BROA DWAf Dorainina. in The
Woman Unframed" with Si.nc Pat
.Tsou ami company OF singers and
dancers. al! week.
iSIS-Gena collar. in 'Thc Re-
vcnGc OF Tarzan.' all week
LYEIC--borothy Phillips, in
Once to Every Woman" Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
DORSET

Mrs. Douglas X. MeMurtrie and
young son Of Greenwich, Conn.,, are at
the Wade Inn for August.
Miss Jean Miller Of Brooklyn, n. y,
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Mcintyre Of North Main street.
Miss Harris, who has been staying
at the home Of Mrs. Salmon, left on
Tuesday for Breton Woods, N. H.
Mrs. Thomas Salmon Of Kent Hill,
who has been in New York for the
past week, returned to Dorset Mon
day.
Miss Grace Virgins of East Or
ange, N. j., is a guest Of Mrs. Berry
man and Miss Dawson Of Church
street.
DR.. Girvin Of Philadelphia, Pa, was
guest last week Thursday Of his sis
tiers, the Misses Girvin, of Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Halsey and Miss
Halsey Of Elizabeth, n. j., are at the
Halsey cottage on Kent Hill for the
balance Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goodwillie and
children Of Chicago, H., are at the
Goodwillie home on the West road for
few weeks stay.
A very large proportion Of our Dor
set golfers went to Manchester Tues
day to watch the Barnes-Christie and
Duncan-M Mitchell match. As a result
the few who remained had ample room
for a round or two Of the grand old
game"
There will be a dance and Dickens
entertainment on Thursday evening,
August 18th, given by the Manchester
Community Club for the benefit Of
Burr & Burton Seminary. It is hoped
that there will be large attendance
at this affair as it is for particularly
worthy cause. Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Perkins, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Cute and Mr. and Mrs. j.
Mitchell Of Cohoes, N. ", and Mr. and
Mrs. J. o. Mckay Of Troy. n Y. were
week end visitors in Dorset, having
come up to give the men \ little golf
with A. W. and J II. Harrington and
to make the acquaintance Of our beau
tiful little village. Their many friends
who are summeriRg here sincerely
hope they VIII repeat their visit and
remain longer
Ye Dorset Inn Cup Tournament
which was held last week. proved most
exciting as all supposed winners were
eliminated ard the three cups were
won by, % use q slang phrase outsid-
ers or dark horses. The semi-fnals
of the first eight went 70 p hole and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
Dorset Church Notes

The service Of the church school
last Sunday was in charge Of Mrs
Burr Phillips. DR.. L. Mason Clarke
and Mr.. Carhart talked to the chill
iren.
The last Of the three sewing meet
iags for the fair will be held at Mrs.
John Sheldon's this Thursday after
noon at 2:30. The fair will take place
next Thursday, August 18th, on the
church grounds and in the vestry.
All services will be held this Sun
day at the usual hours. At the session
Of the church school, there will be the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
PRINCE ALBERT
the national Joy smoke
the national JOY smoke

was a keenly contested match TIE
results Of the matches will be found
under the Dorset Field Club notes
The next interesting golf event will
be the Barrows House Cup Tourna-
ment which we understand will be
held during the week of August 22nd
to 9th. These events are for mem
bers and subscribers only, which gives
them an added interest as all know
the prizes will be won by some OF cur
own people and not carried of by
someone who comes into the contest
for that purpose alone and cares abb
solutely nothing for our community
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

second Of the three contests in MEM
DRY work between the two divisions OF
the school. At morning worship, a
special Offering will be taken for the
American Board Of Foreign Missions,
which is facing one Of the hardest and
most inspiring years in its history.
There will be a prayer service on
Tuesday evening at 7.30.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

Greatest sport you know
TO pull out your makin's
papers and some Prince
Albert and roll up a ciga-
rette! That's because P. A.
is so delightfully."- good and
refreshing in a cigarette
just like it is in a jimmy
pipe! You never seem to
get your fill = P. AS so
joy usly friendly and
appetizing.
Prince Albert will be a
revelation to your tastel No
other tobacco at any price is
in its class! And, it rolls up
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
Old Depot Theatre
except by
TONIGHT. THURSDAY. AUGUST nth
H A r r Y c A r E Y
Freeze Out

story successfully played by star Western Picture
full Of pep that cannot afford TO miss.
ALSO TNO-REEL RAINBOW COMEDY.
BIG ADDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PICTURES OF COMPANY A
IN ACTION At BELLOWS FALLS.
OF interest This made
expense but will be shown regular admission prices.
ADMISSION: 10 and 20 Cents Plus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
Come on along!
Fill up your makin's
papers with P. A.

easily because it's crimp cut
and it stays put.
It's the best bet you ever
laid that you'll like Prince
Albert better than any ciga-
rette you ever rolled!
And listen! If you have
a jimmy pipe hankering-
by all means know what
Prince Albert can do for
you! It's a revelat lion in
pipe as well as in a ciga-
rette! P. A. can't bite or
parch. Both are cut out
by our exclusive patented
process.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

Prtaes Albert 10
soid IN foppy red
bags tidy red tias,
handsous pouad
and half pound tia
humidoFs and tnths
pound crystal glass
n q ~ Z dor Uifh
sponge ntOfsfsnsr
foD
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Wheat Depressed
BY w g al ne 8 of
Foreign Exchange
Considerable Strength Was
Shown at Times; 3 Cents
Bushel Lost ON Slump;
Corn Receipts Give Rise


CHICAGO, May Notwithstanding
that the wheat market showed con-
siderable strength at times to-day,
prices finally turned downward, infiu-
enced by violent breaks in foreign ex-
change. The close was nervous the
same as yesterdays finish to INC lower,
with May $168A to $1,67, and July
Sl27A TO S1.27&. Corn finished M@
%c to 21ac up, oats varying from asc
decline to Ac advance. In provisions
the outcome ranged from 15c setback
to 121ac gain.
IN european exchange rates was equivalent
20 knocking much as three cents a
bushel from the export value OF wheat
lt was also said the depression OF exchange
would tend decidedly 10 check export de-
mand for all grain Such assertions proved
more than an offset for news that France
mad authorized unrestricted importation OF
Wheat ana that President Harding was ex =
pected to sign the emergency tariR bill
before tomorrow night
Earlier in the day, despite Temporary
bearisfi effects Of general rains, the wheat
market mad risen we'll above yesterday's a
hnlsp, with aggressive buying on the part
OF houses with Eastern connections Bulls
contended that the rains were insufficient
ana mat the crop outlook was stfll far
from ideal, much damage being trreparabl
)ecreased offerings from the country had
3 pulilsh influence on the corn market and
SO too did belief that the rains would
delay arrivals. Oats averaged higher with
corn ~
Weakness in the value of hogs put more
oT less pressure on provisions.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
.ptuur.rl Inn Cotton
Ch G c k c q at l4c
Level by Selling
Advance on Crop Condition
Report Met by Southern
Offerings After Rise of 30
Points; Close Steady

A further advance met realizing and
increased Southern selling as the price
OF October approached the lac level
in the cotton market here yesterday.
This recalled the fact that the advance
during the middle of May had encoun-
tered freer selling by the South, which
checked the upward movement at 1899
for that position, and yesterdays ad-
vance was stopped at 1895 for October
or 80 points above the closing price of
Thursday and nearly 80 points above
the low level of last Monday.
That delivery closed ut 1870, with tho
general market closing steady at net ad-
vance OF to 10 points, All three of the
cotton futures markets will be closed to-
day. while both the American markets
viii remain closed until Tuesday morning.
and the proximity OF these holidays with
natural disposition 10 secure proits prob
ably accounted for part OF yesterdays
selling.
The market opened firm at an advance
OF 1S TO II points and sold % TO 30 points
above Thursdays closing figures during
the early trading on continuation of the
recent buying movement, An overnight
report making the condition Of the crop
only 63 with the decrease in acreage 81
per cent ana the indicated yield only
T,e40. goo bales. appeared largely responsible
for the early buying. 1t was also enoour-
aged by relatively hrm Liverpool cables
rejecting the hope Of an early coal strike
settlement and Manchester advices relter-
ating reports of large business pending.
There was considerable southern selling as
well as realizing, which checked the ad-
vance, and the market turned weaker
during the late afternoon under continued
ptofit-taking and reports OF rather free
selling for Southwestern account. Prices
lost all but TO 6 points of their earlier
gain and closed within point or two OF
the lowest.
The crop is now supposed 70 be improv-
ing however. and II is likely that buyers
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Butter, Cheese, Eggs

Butter-Reoeipts were 1872 packages
Creamery, higher than extras. lb., 29ta q
SOC, extras, 90 score, 29c; hrsts 26d IS - c +;
seconds, 22@ 20ci lower grades, 20Q21c; unA
salted higher than extras, 81 a 81 &c; ex-
tras. 30G30i2c; arsts, % @ 29c; seconds
y @25c; state dairy tubs finest, u "a %
2S &c; good to prime, p a 26 &c; common
to fair. 10 @24c; ladies, current make firsts
y a - lac; seconds, 1Sc lower grades. lea
lie; packing stock. current make, No. /,
lSc; NO. 2, 11c lower grades. 13 q lee
Cheese-Recetpta were 1880 boxes State
whole milk, short held 150161sc; fresh
specials, 5@1Gc average run, IA % tic ;
lower grades, 10@13%c; twins. fresh spe-
Gals. l0@ l6c; average run, 14m 15c; Wis
consin, single Daisies, fresh 13 y 0t6hc;
double Daisies fresh, Is 15018iac, Young
Americas, fresh, 16A @1T14c;. skins fresh
specials l01a Qllc; prime to choice, so 1oc
Eggs-Receipts we're 27774 cases Fresh
gathered extras, dozen, % i2 a 30c storage
packed, extra drsts. % Il a 29c; first, 276p
28c; fresh, extra drsts, 27@ csc; frsts, 25
a 26lac seconds and poorer, % y @24i &c;
lar packed, No. /. FL u a 22c; Nc. q 10 q
2lc, checks. fair 10 choice, dry, 2002lc;
state Pennsylvania and nearby Western
drsts, aa q 35c; hrsts. 5O@82c: gathered
whites, frsts to extra firsts, 30034c under
grades 27 a CSC; Pacific Coast, white eX-
tras. 500 37c; extra frsts, 33 a 35c, tirsts
81 a 32c; other Western and Southern
gathered whites, 26W32c; state Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western, hennery
browns extra, $40 sac; gathered brown
and mixed colors graded extras, 29l@ 40
SOC; 'hrsts TO extra frsts. Is gaze
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
The Days Bond Mark ct

Yks Tribune pri'sts each day the ma
srss dates of all GctiUe bonds quoted
). the Neso York Stock Ezchange. The
rstara Oh a bond to the investor depends
spsa three factors: the rate Of interest
lie security bears. the market price
sss tks distance of the maturity dete.
10 fgure the precise yield on a bond it
i necessary TO use yield tables, 5Nt the
espro=iaote yield can roughly be figured
ut By the folloletnq formula: Divide
lie closing quotation on bond 5Hto
tie rate Of isstersst It pays, and the re-
nh piR be the GRnuag return. If the
SoaS ss selling below par you must
dlsu elso for the appreciation of the
arincipoh To do this satbtract the mar
sss quotation from par, or 100, and d.
vide tie remainder By the number OF
ysars the bond has to run before mo-
:srity. For e1dmple, If 6 per cent
5aHd il selling at go and has ten gears
10 raa, the annasdl return 1oij be 6.66
peY cent. The difference betlUeen par
ind the market price aoilI be 10 points,
mbtrGcting 90 from 100. DiUiding ten.
puints by ten gears, the Quotiept aoiU be
I. This figure is to be added to CSC,
sdich is the annUal return, and the re-
alt is 7,66 per cent. toiIt giue you the
spprozinlute gieId.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
plans 10 Dissolve
Foreign Banking
Cnrporation Ready
slump in Trade Factor in
Proposal to Liquidale
Conapany Once Headed
bv CASTOR and Nav

n;rsetors of she Foreign Trade Bank.
- corporation have adopted rssolu-
rs - approving a plan for the disselu-
ian Of the company and providing for
~ winding up Of ies affairs. a special
Eating cf stockholders has been called
j, June %, when the plan will be voted
.,nn in accordance with the require.
ARTS Of the state banking law.
Tse controlling interest in the For
zen Trade Banking Corporation. or
sSg;aea early in 1918, with a capital of
5 $4,000. is held by George A., Gas
~ one of the organizers of the for
-. -, expert firm of CASTOR, Williams
/ wigmore, lncs now in receivers
saBds-
,.snehed It was announced by its spon-
..rs shat it would conduct a discount
S@.iaess in bank and trade acceptances
III would operate aloTig the lines of
.,.~;lar institutions which have been
Sa:rr business in France and England
Nv sS-', years. George A. CASTOR became the
s~st president, while Max Nav, former
ssss of the foreigu department. of the
cssranty Trust Company, was made
"a actiye manager. Last year both
4 CASTOR and Mr.. May resigned their
.os;tions and the present president is
M Sherwood.
Mr. Sherwood. in commenting upon
~ plan to dissolve the corporation
~ iiouidate its assets said that this
ten had been taken because of the
Favorable foreign trade situation and
~ unsettled condition of the foreign
.xehanges. He said that the assets of
Ia institution fully covered liabilities
.ss that with the approval of the stock
saiaers of the plan for dissolution it
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

have been more impressed by the prospects
Tor reduction of about 20 per cent in
acreage IMAM by the low condition figures
At the same time the poor start Of tho
cro2 may count for more than it did last
year owing 10 the reduced use of fertilizer
and the fact that present prices are dig
oouraging TO planters.
The decline in sterling was attributed
partly to increased offerings of cotton bills
Exports yesterday were 2Ie3S bales, rnals-
ing 4.46S,e6s so far this season against
5.e12,63s last year,
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged TO 25 points higher
most of the Southwestern markets beinr
onchanged with slightly larger volume
of business. Houston reported saies of
5.57s bales at the l2-cent level
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points higher at 1915 for
middling; no sales were reported
The range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
westingh

Wilson Co 1st
6s 1891
2 IS
cV Is 1923
/ ..s 50
Wisconsin c
~ 1949
] 80. 81
4 -. 66%
Wis C-S &
Dut 4H 1888
3 .... 6aN
. -. 6sh
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

4ASSS OouuS
Bonds will be
denominations OF $oooOo $so0oo $0oe0 and
S5O,00000 as follows:
$oOo0ooo00 for the Highways
1921 and 400oo0o annually March
from 1922 to 1871, both inclusive.
oooooooo for the Acquisition
be March 1921
IN each OF the years from 1922 1871 both inclusive
S68ooo0o for the Construction
annually
Soo0oooo for the Payment of World
1922 hinclus
As the
Barge criminals the The
peyao5s 50 dalncnb. Mill
s0o Doh mill be deemed include
mdhutv
As The bonds payable in Is equal aanual
ams all bids mill required muhpl
deemed 10 include of cachm
Da VIII be accepted
ghway Barge Canal Criminals will
aeend the
OF Dond and
WIZ deened to
AS the bonds
Barge Canal
reserve ao of
notwithstanding
NO pd will be accepted less bonds nor
by deposit OF by
payable to the order OF the Comptroller York
loF at least two OF the bid for
oSas together with the
froposa Tor bonds enclosed
10 the comptroller OF the YorkA
Al bids will include interest
comptroller
Circulars descriptive of oundno State ha3
sinking will be ON''
JAMES A. WENDELL, State Conptro11er A1bs,v NJ "
Albany, n Y, May 10, 1921 ' S' ~ a
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
$50. 99&
100

n Y Cen Il S
SRs 1898
2 61
2 49,. 60m
NJ Y Dock Co
As 1851
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
DAYS NeaU Issues

Announcement was made yesterday
that the issue of S6,0e0,0oo Chicago
Union Station Company frat mortgage
61a per cent bonds purchased by Kuhn,
Loeb & Ce.; Lee, Higginson & Co. the
National City Company and the illinois
Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
have all been sold. The bonds are due
July /, 1868, and guaranteed by the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company; the Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul Railway Company; the Pitts
burgh. Cincinnati Chicago & st. Louis
Railroad Company and the Pennsylvs-
mia Railroad Company. The bonds were
offered for sale at 101 and accrued in
terest.
The By-Products Coke Corporation
of Syracuse has sold TO Chicago
banking syndicate an issue Of $4,000
600 fifteen~year first and refunding
mortgage per cent bonds due May l.,
1886. The bonds are to be offered at 90.
In addition to the 100000 bond
issue sold recently to the syndicate of
Toronto and New York houses, the
Province of Manitoba has disposed of
an issue of S2,5S0,o00 twenty-year per
cent bonds to syndicate composed of
A. f, Ames & CO., the United Financial
Corporation and r. C. Matthews & Co.
The subscription books on the $780,
100000 French government IA per cent
loan are expected to be closed to-day.
The William R. Compton Company
and Halsey, Stuart & Co are Offering
to-day at prices ranging from per
cent basis to $50 per cent basis
$2s0.000 East Allis, Wis, direct obli-
CATION per cent bonds. The bonds
are direct obligation of the entire
community, an important manufactur-
ing center near Milwaukee.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

would not take long to complete liqui-
The board of directors consists or
George A. Castor, Harry Il. Hall, Is,
=, Guinness, Cecil b. Stewart. L. V.
Hummell. Daniel Washington and G.
NJ. Sherwood.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

VI SUI & SSA
4s 1888
10 .... TIN
NJ K e. RI s. /
AIS 1886
/ ... 40
1st As 1890
4 -. 59A
1 go. 60
rfg As 2014
5 &C.. 90
Mo Pac 5s
1928
~
l -. 90
5S 1925
l 49,. S2h
gen As 1875
. 49,. 54M
Mob & Ohio
4s st y &
Cal dv 1891
4 .-.. 75k
Nor & Essex
3hs 1000
= ] -. 67M
N Chat & ST
L 5s 1928
! So. SO
6 go. 93 u
n Orl T &
Mex 6s 1925
10 49,. 90
New Or Ter
As 1853
/ -, 62A
N z Cen col
Is J p III
intm rot
1880
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Illinois Crude Oil Lower

FINDLAY, Ohio, May 27.-The Ohio
Oil Company to-day announced further
reductions ir the prices of four iii
nois grades of crude. New prices are.
Illinois, $1.77, off 25 cents; Princeton.
SLIT, off 25 cents; Plymouth, S1.I5, off
50 cents and Waterloo, $1.25, off Is
cents.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

oouthern Spot Markets-Galveston firm,
o points higher at 12,20c; sales 828 bales
New Orleans steady. 18 points higher at
l1.ssc; sales, 1891 bales. Mobile steady,
unchanged at 1lo; sales rs bales. savan,
nah steady, t2 points higher at 11.75c.
sales, 23l bales. Norfolk ouiet. Is points
higher at IL 75c; sales. 405 bales August
steady, unchanged at 11.26c; sales, 602
pa!es Memphis steady, unchanged at
1-75o: sales, 1850 bales Houston steady
unchanged at 12c; sales. 5,579 bales Lit
t'e Rock quiet, unchanged at 1150c; sales
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
B0Ilds
$4,000 Com'w LIST So "a 81 s4 81
Detrnit

1s5 Am Light & 80 SO so soh
525 Columbia Sug 8 S5B ~
1000 Cont Motors 61a Ga 6%
35 Edison ...... 94A 94lt 94I g4M
225 Ford of Can. .243 243 242 242
1900 Packard ga s1a S9s 8%
20 DO prr...... 70 70 70 10
500 REQ H.. 17% 17N i7A Ia
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Ban Lifted on Wheat

PARIS, May 27-The French Cab
met to-day decided to authorize the
immediate unrestricted importation of
wheat into France.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Cotton Statistics

points advance; middling, 7.62d4 sales
2oOO; American 1000 Imports. 5000
American, 1000. Futures opened quiet but
steady, unchanged to 4 points higher
Closed quiet at to 19 points advance
May s.o9d July, s37d; October, S.esd
December, S.S3d; January, S8Td. Man
chester Yarns and cloths quiet and firm.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Cottonseed Oil

On the whole, the undertone was frmer
in sympathy with the upturn in lard and
3 points net higher
The range Of puces
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Miscellaneous Markets

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan So
I93S-1s23 .. e7 o71 goo
Federal Farm Loan Aus -~
re6s4si lsss1sst - ~ io.ai; ss4 ooH s.ss
193S-I923 .... esA en11 90.
Federal Farm Loan Als - ~'"f
1937-1922 .... sah aoA zos
Joint Stock Land Bank 6a f@ 80"
1939-1924 - az "a sa
Joint Stock Land RanL hE S''S
193s-192S .., % "a s
United States Treasury Certificates .e
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Pittsburgh

1850 Ark Nat Gas i1A 11& 11M 1t%
25 Am w Gl Ma. SOFA SOS 5O& so ls
zee Barnsdall "A" 26h 26Is 26Ia 96IS
100 Cons lee pf. . rs 25 % %
S75 Guffey Giles 12h lex I2M I2%
l90 Ind Brew pfd, 6A 6E 6G az
100 Car Lead q z 5 IA 5E 6H 5iS
125 Lone Star Gas "a 24ls "a 24IS
80 Mfrs L & Heat 46%4 Assn 46A 46%
1l0 Ohio Fuel Sup 46j9 46h 46Ia 46 u
70 Ohio Fuel OH 147s I47s I4% 1437
$40 Okla Nat Gas 22h 22I5 20 22i5
ll5 Pitts Brewing 2& 2$. 2X 50
265 do pfd 80. 7M 7% IL ~
90 West Air Brke 92la 92j5 92l5 92L
sc West Elec.... 46 46 as 40
30O 300O san Toy ,.... &c SC SC Sc
1000 Mt Shasta 80. 24c 27c 24c 27c