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The New York herald., 1921-07-30
PRODUCE.

BEANs--Afarrow. choice, per 100 lbs. %;
poor to fair. $3.5og575: rcd Kidney VIZ
white kidney, $l25o@l32o.
BUTTER-creamery, higher than extras.
per lb., 43%@44,sc. extras COZ score). 430
4shc.: firsts coo to 81 scorel. 40h@42hc:
firsts (ss to 80 scorel. 3sh@40c.: seconds
ssasse &c 9 unsstsa hisRsr than extras 4s
46c.; unsalted. extras. 44HV4Sc.: unsalteo'
firsts, 30@44c.: seconds. 35@3shc.; State,
dairy sa5s; finest; iA9s24se; e.; ssSs ssasc to
ladies'. current make. firsts, Si032hc; sec.
onds. 27h@2so.: lower grades. ?6g2sc.
packing stock, current make, NO. J. Sec.
No. 2, 27c.: lower grades. 24Q26hc.
CHEESE-Specials. 21@21lc.: average run,
2oa20Nc.: State twins. specials. 21G21hc;
average run. 20D20%c.; Wisconsin. double
daisies. fancy. 2i@alhc;: single .Sassae aatsies
State skins. s9li,sc.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras. per dozen.
l1@42c.: extra firsts. 3S04oc.; firsts. $40
SIC: seconds. 2s033c.: trade eggs. 2593oc.
and poorer. 2oo23c.: checks. fair to choice,
dry, o2@24c. Refrigerator eggs (charges
paid to expiring dates). special marks. fancy
ss arsas Srcwn ana .ed ssSo
and white eggs. State. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery whites. extras. $50
55c.; hennery whites. extra firsts. aSgo2c.
extra firsts. 44@52o.; undergrades. 3s94sc.
Pacific coast. white, extras. 52154c.; extra
firsts, 4sg51c.: firsts. 44047c undergradss
3SR43c. Other Western and Southern gath
cred whites. 32045c.: State. Pennsylvanis
and nearby Western hennery browns, extra
| 44eD45c.: brown and mixed co!ors. gathered
extra, 41042c. firsts to extra frsts, 3414oc
FRUITS, FRESH-Appes, green. basket
81 .2S53. .5o red, $1.25dD4.50: Duchess. bbl.
50 7565.50 WINS. bbl.. $597. Blackberries
Jersey, quart, 20125c: up river. 2oG2oc.
Pennsylvania and Jersey. fancy. quart. 2sd
aoc. poor to average, is@25c.; Nova Scotia
crate, s4e5B4.5o; fancy. crate. $s.So04
average. S2.23@3 poor. 50c.@sl75; Norti
Carolina. $s94.5o; Tennessee. 1904.
POTATOES-Long Island, bag. 3.5o05
Jersey. bbl.. $304.50; bag. S3.509425: No.
barrel, si9475: sweets. Jersey. basket
ri 5Od1350 North Carolina, bbl.. f2.50QS
Georgia. bbl.. $61l3.
POULTRY, DRESSED-FRESH KILLED
chickens, Western broilers. boxes, 3s042c.
fryers; saS4ic eels; s;ss dry pkS;. so0ssc. ssc
nearby. 10000; fowls. boxes. 2a9soc.
2O92bc Turkeys. 2503sc. Ducks. Lonl
Island, o8c. Squads. white, dozen. s3.5087
FROZEN-Chickens. broilers, 25G36c.; fry
ers, 306340c.: roasters, 40152c.: fowls. 22Q
3sc.; old cocks. 20G25c.; capons. 4S0o3'
Turkeys. 4o155c.
POULTRY. LvE-Fowls. freight. 26f
2sc.: express. 27G30c.: broilers. freight, $40
isc. Turkeys, freight. 25c. Ducks. freight
21025c.: Long Island, spring. 2Sc.; brcederi
at 26c.: express. 23G26c.: Muscovey, 15c
Geese, freight. f4d110c. Swan. 13c. Pigeons
pair. $50. Guineas. pair. eoc. Rabbits. ex
press, h.. 10000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
FREER LOANS URGED
BY RESERVE BANK
New Policy Recommended Il
Limited to Outstanding
Credits.

Tho first Recommendation to member
banks In the New York Federal Reserve
District to be little more liberal In
connection with maturing loans and to
be less strict in cases where sound ex-
pectations warrant was contained In the
New York Federal Reserve Banks
monthly discussion Of credit conditions
to be issued to-day. The paragraph con-
taining this suggestion or recommends
ton follows:
''The reduction in the volume Of bank
loans and particularly the decline In
loans OF the reserve banks reflects the
passing Of the period of credit strin-
gency. There continues. however. as
necessarily must continue at all times. q
scrutiny of new loans and the exercise
Of sound banking Judgment in granting
them. especially when they are desired
for the purpose of holding goods at
values unrelated to present conditions or
for embarking on enterprises which de-
pend for their profits upon the former
level Of prices The discretion OF the
individual banker, keeping in mind the
serious consequences Of too strict a
programme with regard to loans already
made and still required. will no doubt
lead him to follow a liberal policy wher-
ever present conditions or sound expec-
tations warrant"
The report says further: "The reduc-
tion of bank credit thus far effected
since its start In the autumn of 1920, ac-
companying q decline In the prices OF
practically all commodities and products.
has not been marked by any series OF
severe business failures such as has char
acterized other comparable periods. Fig
urea based on the reports Of credit agen-
cies of such reveses in ecernt months has
been, but little above and frequently
somewhat below the average through a
series Of years"
Discussing savings bank deposits. the
reserve bank says: IAN increase in, de-
posits reported on July 10 by representa-
tive savings banks in this district coin
cided with the semi-annual crediting OF
interest Deposits In New York city
have increased steadily since February
but the July increase for banks outside
New York was the first since January.
In industrial centres In which unem-
ployment has been most marked. banks
reported an unusually large turnover Of
deposits. In several cases the credittns
OF interest on July was insufficient to
offset heavy Withdrawals, and deposits
on July 70 were lower than on June 10.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
BUYING FOR FUTURE
MARKS SOME LINES
ActiOity Increases, Say the
Weekly Trade Revieus.

For the first time in months a DISPOSE
ton is shown by interests in certain
lines to anticipate their future require
ments In buying. with considerably less
hesitation In these lines. according to
the weekly reviews OF the business and
trade of the country. Activity has In
creased and brighter outlook Is gem
orally SEEN
with constructive forces in operation
and a better sentiment developing in
different quarter" Dnn's Reptcy says:
The commercial outlook seems one Of
brighter promise. Gains in activity, II
not generally expected at this season.
are not wholly absent. and there is a
more hopeful feeling. even In channels
where actual transactions disclose no In
crease. The conviction that funda-
mental conditions have been strength
ened by inevitable readjustrnents finds
more frequent expression and a lessen
ing OF hesitation Is discernible in GER
tain lines
Without departure from conservative
and prudent policies some interests are
beginning to anticipate forward require
ments. especially In textiles. and pro-
ducers are benefiting from tho change
Of buyers attitude"
Heat and holiday influences have ruled
and distributive trade and manufacture
ing are quieter than for some time past.
with unemployment complained of more
at several cities. Reflection Of these
conditions Is had in reports of less active
buying from wholesalers in secondary
markets and of holding off by country
merchants pending a clearer view OF adj
nittedly rather mixed crop conditions.
These conditions hold true. too. despite
the fact that most activity continues to
be manifested in the apparel and kindred
trades. and in face of the increasing talk
Of retailers stocks of seasonable goods
being almost uniformly light"
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
WOOL.

BOSTON, July 29.-The Commercial
BuIletin will say tomorrow: Fair busi-
ness in wool In the local market Is re-
ported for the week, chiefly in the finer
grades, which are firm. Some business
In medium grades Is reported at prices
barely steady. The successful opening
Of light weight goods this week by the
American Woolen Company Is regarded
as forerunner Of good business for the
coming season. especially in the finer
grades of wool"
The Commercial Bulletin will publish
tomorrow wool prices as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces-De-
laine unwashed. s5c. fine unwashed. 81
@28c.; one-half blood combing, 200
soc. three-eighths blood combing, ESQ
26c. Michigan and New York fleeces--
Delaine unwashed, 31@33c.; fine un-
washed, 26@27c.; one-half blood un-
washed. 28@29c.; three-eighths blood
unwashed. ESQ &c.; one-quarter blood
unwashed. 23@24c. Wisconsin. Missouri
and average New England-One-hali
blood. 2s@Ac. three-eighths blood. 22c.
one-quarter blood, 21c. Kentucky, West
Virginia and -eighths
blood unwashed, 27@28c.: one-quarteI
blood unwashed. ESQ CSC. Secured basis
Texas-Fine ~ months, 65@75c.: fine
s months. 50@55c. California--North.
ern. 70@75c. middle county, 65068c
southern. 50@55c. Oregon-Eastern No
/ staple, 1870 S0c.; eastern clothing, sc
@65c.: valley No. /. 65@70c. Terri.
tcry-F'ine stable. choice. so a 85c. one
half blood combing. 68@72c. three
eighths blood combing. 4s@54c.; one
quarter blood combing, Ss@40c.: fine
and fine medium clothing, 500 SEC. fine
and fine medium French combing, 65 q
zoe. Pulled-Delained. 85990c.: AA
750 s5c. A supers. 60070c. Mohairs-
Best combing. 27030c-; best carding. q
@25c.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Buying Orders Large.

Transactions In bonds, which have in
creased daily In volume since the begin
ming Of the week, were yesterday heavy
again, totalling well over $15. 200, 900.
Large buying orders for bonds Of every
class were In the market at the opening
and the demand showed no signs OF
slackening ut the close. In consequence
prices generally were lifted still higher.
Foreign Government and railroad bonds
received the most attention. rsthough
Industrial issues by no means wore neg
lected- Bern s., French Is and So. Bel
gian TVS. Danish Sc, Brazilian ss and
United Kingdom Issues were dealt in
heavily at advancing prices. The fea-
lures Of the railroad group were Penn
sylvania gold 6hs, Burlington 6hE
Great Northern %. Erie prior lien Is
and New Haven 6s. Local traction
bonds were In demand and Hudson and
Manhattan income IS. reached a new
high record Of a.. Terminal Railroad
Association OF st. Louis Is opened at
69A and advanced several points. In
the Industrial list Cuba Cane Is, Tide
Water OIL. 6hs. United States Rubber
7Hs and Westinghouse Electric Is were
the most active.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
COTTON PRICES GO
DOWN NEAR CLOSE
Final Market Steady, Showing
Net Advance Of Seven
to Ten Points.

Without showing much activity, yes
terdays cotton market displayed much
steadiness and at times was firm. days
best prices showing II to 20 points net
advance. with October UP to 1912 and
December rising to 1890. Reactions
from that level occurred In the last
hour. but the final market was steady
with net advance Oft to 10 points.
The trade seemed to be impressed
with several private crop advices from
Texas reporting high temperatures
and crop deterioration apart from boil
weevil. which. Of course, would be
checked by hot dry weather. There
was also a disposition to offset the
reports Of a. free movement In South
Texas by assurances that ample funds
would be provided by various organi-
zations to enable the farmer to mar
ket his crop more slowly this season
and prevent the usual flood Of cotton
which attends the opening Of q new
crop year. Only two private crop fig
ures were received yesterday. but each
OF them had its Significance, one
being the first to report q deteriora-
ton In excess OF the normal for the
period and the other. issued by New
Orleans house. with condition Of 6a,
provoked comment because its two
previous reports of this season were
practically Identical with the Govern
ment report. If the coming bureau
figures should be judged by private
estimates thus far issued. they would
be around 67.5 for condition. with a
total crop indication Of about 100000
bales, in contrast to S,433,00o bales indi-
Gated by the Government last month.
In the afternoon much interest was
occasioned by Manchester cable
claiming that organized short time in
the spinning section In the cotton
trade had been ended. affecting nearly
10. 900 900 spindlcs which use American
cotton, a direct contrast to the more
recent news from that quarter which
reported stagnation with little hope Of
revival for several weeks at least It
was noted that the weekly forward
ing of cotton from Liverpool to Man.
chester continued liberal. aggregating
this week 5000 bales, against 5000
last week.
News from cotton goods circles dur
Ing the day was favorable, indicating
continuation of the good demand
for ginghams, which has made It neces-
sary for New England mills to Increase
their working hours. OF the exports,
which again reached fairly large totals.
1t was said that they represented old
business or were mostly on consign-
rnent and that new buying was light
In that department.
Southern spot markets. as officially
reported. were unchanged to ten points
higher. middling ranging from 1005 to
u.30. The local spot market was quiet
and five points higher at II cents for
middling. Sales in 1t were nil.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
New York Prices.

Spring patents, ss.s59e.5o; spring clears.
90 SS8s.15: pof. winter etrsiehts. $61e.I5;
hard winter straights. s7.259s. Rye flour,
fair TO good. $7.75GS: choice to fancy. $50
sranulated, si.o2itT2.o5. Feed. city. bran.
100 10. sacks, s25; heavy middlings, do.
COS: rcd dog flour, 40 ID. sscks. $3s: West
ern' bran. 100 10. sacks, s23: standard mia
dilngs, DO, s235o; flour rniddlings. do, 500;
rcd dog flour. 14o ID. sacks. $50: oil meal.
Minneapolis.
Flour unchanged. Shipments o2.io7 barrels.
bran LOO.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
B.,R. & P. ROAD PAYS DIVIDEND

The directors of the Buffalo. Rochester
and Pittsburgh Railway have declared
q dividend OF / per cent. on its COM
mon stock and the regular per cent
semi-annual dividend on its preferred
stock. both payable on August 10 to Its
stockholders of record on August 8.
The dividend on the common stock
makes a payment Of per cent. on that
issue for 1921. In February Of the
current year dividend Of per cent
was declared on that stock. UP to that
time disbursements Of 2 per cent. semi
annually had been made on its common
stock since August, 1913.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30

Philippine HyA
J.. .39
p Loriuard 70
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Pub Serv Corp
Of N ] IS
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The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Average Bond Prices
JuIy 2g. 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
oregon Bonds onered.

A syndicate composed Of the Bankers
Trust Company. Il. H. Rollins & Sons.
Guaranty Company Of New York, Ames.
Emerich & Co. of New York and John
e. Price & Co. of Seattle are offering q
new issue of $2,000.000 State Of Oregon
5h per cent. highway gold bonds.
These bonds. exempt from all Federal
income taxes. are dated August /, 1921.
and mature from 1925 to 1916 inclusive.
Tho bonds are being offered at prices
to yield from 5.25 per cent. to $50 per
cept.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
AMERICAN BANK NOTE co.
Reports It's Net Income ~ S5.s3 Z
Share for First Half of 1921.

The American Bank Note Company
reports for the first six months of this
year net income. after charges and taxes,
of $655,363. or $5.S3 share earned on
Its $50 par value common stock after
deduction OF its preferred dividends,
against s7.9S share in the correspond
ing 1920 period.
The company reports also pronts for
the period, after expenses. taxes, bad
debts and depreciation, Of $7s2,765
other income Of $7S.264: interest charges
Of $3.50; contingent charges of $780,
600. and preferred dividend require
ments Of $134.s69. and $179.s2s was dis
tributed on its common stock. leaving a
Anal surplus of $340.666 for the period.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
.MoprRN M1LLrR,sv OUTLOOK.

Special Despatch 70 THE New YcuK HERALD
WASHINGTON, July 2e.--According to
the Modern Muler "all wheat In soft
winter wheat territory is yielding to
10 bushels an acre and testing So to 5s
pounds 70 the bushel. Yields In some
places are 80 disappointing that farmers
have stepped selling. The movement
from farrns IN all districts Is subsiding.
ThreahInr has progressed rapidly In
Nebraska. Yields are satisfactory. Fail
rloughins has started In the West, but has
been checked somewhat by hard ground
IN portions of the Southwest The spring
wheat harvest Is making good progress
Threshing returns from Minnesota and
sections OF South Dakota are unsatis-
factory. Canadian wheat Is maturing
rapidiy. No important rust damage"
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
CHICAGO LOWERS RATE.

CHICAGO, July 29.--Reduced discount
rates effective tomorrow were an
nounced to-day by the Chicago Federal
Reserve Bank. The new rate Is 8 per
cent. for rediscounts Of all classes and
for member bank promissory notes UP to
six months rnaturities. The old rates
averaged 6h per cent
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
state Of Maine Award. Bonds.

Brandon, Gordon 6 waddell and FL
deity Trust Company Of Portland, Me-.
were the successful bidders for $1,750.-
900 OF State Of Maine highway and
bridge bonds. Tho competition for the
bonds was very close, there being moro
than thirty bidders, the successful bid
ders winning by fraction of point.
A pubic Offering Of them will be made
soon. The high bid was 98.147.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
GERMAN BANK CONVERSIONS.

Adolph Koehn. American representa-
tive of the Disconto-Gesellschaf of Ber-
lin. announced yesterday that in connec-
ton with the German banks increase of
000,0 900 marks shareholders in this coun-
try may obtain 1000 marks Of new
shares for 1000 marks old shares at the
rate OF 1S0 per cent. The new shares
participate fully In the 1921 dividend.
SUBSCRIPTION rights expire on August Is.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Linden railway Extenslon.

The Lindell Railway Company first
mortgage extended ~ per cent bonds
will not b paid at maturity. August
1. 1921, but will be extended to October
4. 1929, the $1.474.000 of them outstand-
ing having been underwritten by the
North American Company with an In
crease Of interest rate to per cent.
from August 1, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Certificates Exchange.

The local Boston and Chicago offices
of Lee, Higginson g. Co. are prepared
10 exchange outstanding interim cer-
fsficatss for the permanent III per
cent. first refunding mortgage sinking
fund gold bonds OF the American Agr1-
cultural Chemical Company, dated
February 1, 1921. and due on February
4. 1871, having coupons due on August
y 1921, and subsequently attached.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
M. ana Sc. L. Issue Permitted.

Permission was given to-day by the
Interstate Commence Commission to
the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad
ing and extension mortgage per cent.
gold bonds as collateral for short term
p,ta~> 70 be issued by the road
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
PhnadeIphia Co. Notes Called.

Notice Is given by the Union Trust
Company Of Pittsburgh, trustee, that all
outstanding three year 8 per cent. gold
notes of the Philadelphia Company due
on February 1, 1922. and amounting to
3s,172.500. have been called and will be
redeemed by the Trust Company on Oc-
tober / at 1904 and interest
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
rhtrdA, al S cnIonrac "a !, wabash l.s

Ii. 80
1.......7o
West Shore Il
3.......73
WWtingllse ~
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Minneapolis Bonds All sold.

The 81. 10000 City Of Minneapolis one
to thirty years serial per cent school
bends offered by a syndicate composed
of the Wells Dickey Company, Eldredge
& Co., Curtis q Sanger and Biodgett
a Co., have all been sold.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
CHICAGO PRICES.

Uruguay made its appearance as q
buyer In yesterdays cash wheat market
following the lead OF Its neighbor Brazil.
which has been q small buyer at differ
ent times. Brazil also purchased wheat
yesterday and, with Uruguay and
Sweden. took about 100000 bushels OF
70. The South American orders were
for hard winters. purchases of which
were made here because North Ameri-
can winters are materially cheaper than
Argentine wheats. England made In
quiries but nothing was heard from Ger
many. Sales Of corn totailed 200. 900
bushels.
NEW YORK PRICES.
sl.45: N No. Manitoba. & si.7sl; & No No. mixed mixed
durum. 81 40. c. 1. T.. N. y. track to arrive.
CORN-No. yellow and No. 2 white.
s2Nc.: No. mixed. s2Ac-. c. l. Z. N. \. 10
6Ars-No. i white. benc.; No. 2 white.
51iza52c. No. white. boizc.; No. white.
ordinnrs s9gscii Clipped white. 54sc.. ali elevator.
RYEINo.. Western. sl-s5 (. o. b. and
iBxRLEYIrssa!n.; 7io7ec.. ana mailing.
'gasis MAY.So. 4; 1. . sscSaa: No. 2. sasoas; No.
8. S2s925: shipping: s2oa22 a ton; old, 2
fsney fsn 'imSsx saSssa sisia .nagas ssss ''a4'
sTRAw-No. rye. $22ga4 a ton: No
oat. sii912; wheat. bundled. s2o7caei;
WHEAT. including -four. exports for the
week. according 10 Brcdstrsef.s. aggregnte
fo,54f .345 bushels. against 5.J46.959 the
rs'! guly. 81 css ,sss 'S bushels against
ssao sass cs''s against fn assse last Week and
is Ss. la. ssan.. fSr sasss So
Note-This weeks exports include two
weeks from Galveston.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Mortrare by Pierce on.

The Pierce OIL Company has executed
at Tulsa, OKLA, a mortgage of $4,000
900 on its properties, oil and tanks with
the Exchange Trust Company Of Tulsa.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
prNSsYLvANIA OIL MARKET.

on Crrr. July 29--Credit balances
s2.25. Runs, 16s.s5t; averaxs, be.AAl.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30

PARIS, July 29.-Prices were firlner on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. Sc francs so confines. Exchange
on London. as francs 95 centimes per
cent. loan. so francs 20 centimes. The
dollar. 13 francs 16 centimes.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. July 29.-~The tone Of to-day's
stock market was quiet. Bar gold. 115s.
I'd. Money, 3A per cent Discount rates.
Short bills. AZ per cent. three months
bills. AZ per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Market closed STEADY with il to IL points
net gain. Close, October. 11.53: December,
11.s9: January. 11.99; March, 1929: May.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet, unchanged at 1f.30c.; sales.
148 bales. New Orleans quiet. unchanged at
1tc.: sales. 3S1 bales. Mobile nominal, un-
changed at 10.25c.: sales. NIL. Savannah
firm, unchanged at io.75c.: sales, As bales.
Norfolk quiet. unchanged at 11c.: sales. 614
bales. Augusta quiet, unchanged at 0.75c. ;
sales, 139 bales. Memphis steady. unchanged
at 10. 76c.; sales, CSC bales. Houston quiet,
points higher at II .20c. sales. 1,744 bales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at 10.50c.: sales.
IS bales. Dallas steady. 10 points higher at
1005c.: sales, 1.37S bales. Fort Worth quiet
points higher at 10.05c. sales, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton dull at / point decline; mid
ding, .sSd. Sales. 5000 Including 1000
American. Imports NIL. Futures opened quiet
at 3 points cecliue to advance. Closed
steady at . net advance of 0 to IL points.
October, $50; December. S.4S; January, $50;
March. s.6s; May. $50. Manchester: Yarns
dull: cloths quiet.
LIVERPOOL. July 2s.-weekly cotton sta
tistics: Imports $1,000 bales. including 2s,-
600 American; stock 1.1s0, 900, American
755. 900; forwarded $4,000. American 81. .o0O
exports 1000. American 1900: sales 2s 900,
American 10000: quantity afloat, all kinds.
10000, American 10000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
1rNIrEp STATES aovERNMENT poNr

Closing prices OF stocks in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
Market closed steady with II to 13 points
ii .ss: january. ii 90: March. 1a %: Nav
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
N. II. STOCK ExCIIANGE QUOTATIONS..

N' H oHVOh NnVA1U" SCV~''
To the following prices accrued interest u
to be added In every case:
FOREIGN BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30

Clty OF Boz
deaux o.
2. 80
Cityof Lyons q
s. 80
City Of Mar
settles 6s
9. .03
City Of Paris q
20. 1876
United Kingdm
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3. .96sl
B. .087e
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

Mayor of Cincinnati at yesterday S
election by an overwhelming vote. In
addition to Carreis victory the entire
Republican ticket, with the possible ex-
ception of councilman or two. was
swept into Office.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.--virtually COM
plete. returns from yesterdays election
show that William S. Gordy jr., Demo
crat, was elected Comptroller by a
plurality of approximately $4,000 over
State Senator Oliver Metzerott, Repub-
lican. The Democrats are also assured
of control of both branches Of the Leg
islature by an increased majority over
the last session.
The Democrats made clean sweep
in Baltimore, electing the entire city
and legislative tickets.