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The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Average Bond Prices
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November a, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Sales at Years High.

The demand for all classes of bonds
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
was broader and even more aggressive
yesterday than it was on Thursday, and
the volume of business transacted was
greater than it had been on any other
cay OF this year. More than $26. 900 COO
or bonds changed hands at rapidly
mounting prices. and toward the end Of
the session brokers reported that it had
become extremely difficult TO buy
bonds. except in small lots, at any price
The previous high record for one days
trading this year was a little more than
$24. 100000 in bond sales.
Most interest was displayed in United
States war and foreign Government
bonds and the turnover in those de-
partments was enormous. Bidding for
such issues as Belgian 71ss and French
I1as was spectacular. The former rose
from l03IA 10 los on three successive
transactions. The French 71as opened
at 80 Is and advanced to 96% on trans
actions OF nearly $1,000,000. There
was sale of French 7ias for $4,000
The new Chile bonds, dealt In for the
first time on the Exchange, Immediately
rose more than point.
The rise in Liberty and Victory bonds
carried them into new high territory for
the year and extended from so to so
''iitS All lis HutNtt1 dC1aES.s Inc VIC
tory iAs, which touched par on an odd
lot sale on Thursday We're again In ac-
i've demand and reached par on a full
lot piece.
Industrial bonds displayed many in
stapees of sizable gains and several is
sues reached their best figures for 1921.
Some of them were General Electric 5s,
Kelly Springfield SIS, Tidewater Oil 6las,
Chile Copper IS, Liggett & Myers SIS.
United States Rubber 5s, Westinghouse
1s Western Union SIS, Cerro de Pasco
So and American Smelling and Re-
filming SIS.
Railroad bonds kept pace with the
rest OF the market and many of them
entered new high ground. Among repre-
sentative issues surpassing their pre-
vious high records were Delaware and
Hudson convertible 5s, Union Pacific
convertible Is, Northern Pacific 6s,
Great Northern rs, Pennsylvania gem
oral 41as. Grand Trunk 6s, Atlantic
Coast Line rs and Baltimore and Ohio
convertible AIS.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
rn1.I rny nprssEn-nRt,sII KIIIrn--

Chickens, western, small bruilers, boves.
3ta3ac. large. s5aStc. fryers. 2sa32c.;
larre. 3Od35c western bbls., dry picked
: ibs.. 2sT34c: lbs. 2s6r3ec. sis lbs.
2nG2sc.; 3 lbs, 2od2Gc.: mixed weights, 23T
.yac; bbla iced 20T2sc. Virginia, 25p3oc. (;
nearby 2or14jc.: fowls, bcyes. ls136c. bbls,,
dry. iSgfa5o. icec isaS9c. ND cocks. I'm
g3c turkeys, spring, 90 ~ vif. @opi5c.l
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
All Sold.

The sign "All sold" was available
early yesterday in the case OF the offer
ing of s5.s55.000 of the Southern Rail-
way Company's first consolidated mort
cage per cent. bonds, due on July 4.
1894, at So and interest to yield approxi-
mately $50 per cent, by small syndi-
cate headed by j. r. Morgan 4 Co. At
the close Of the day II was learned that
the same sign could be applied to 1,466,-
600 Of the County and City of San Fran
cisco's gold Az per cent bonds, offered
ny white, Weld & Co. and Salomon Bros.
e Hufzler. at prices to yield $50 per
cent. for those due in 1929 to 1888, in
elusive. and 5.10 per cent for those due
in 1884 to 1899. Inclusive.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Sc A SHARE EARNED
ON PAN-AMERICAN
Six Months Statement Shows
117.048 Shares of Mex.
Pet. Held Outside.

The income statement of the Pam
Company. covering operations of the first
half OF this year. was made public yes
terday. showing net profits of Ss.519,9 ,937
after interest &C., or $6.07 share.
earned on the outstanding common stock
of $50 par value after deduction of pre-
ferred dividends. Profits from opera
tions amounted to $l5.149.317 and in
terest charges s647.13S. For deprecia-
tion and depletion s3,032.o21 was writ
ten off. while s2,950.221 was set aside
for taxes and contingencies. Dividend, :,
OF $4.209.910 were paid to Pan American
stockholders, leaving a total profit and
loss surplus of s2O.137,913. including the
company's proportion of the surplus ac-
counts OF controlled companies.
The consolidated balance sheet OF the
company and its subsidiaries as of jun.
80 shows total assets and liabilities of
s152.554,236. Oil lands, developments
refineries, steamships &c, were carried
at s113.S67.161 after deductions of de-
probation and depletion reserve. Ma
terals and supplies totalled s4,973,107
and investments s5.495.45i OH inven-
tories exceeded $1,000, 900 and receiv-
ables amounted to almost $4,000, 900.
Cash on hand totalled s5.S37,965 notes
payable s1,00o,00o and accounts payable
S796S.25S.
On June 30 there were 117.04S shares
OF Mexican Petroleum common stock not
held by the company or its subsidiaries
OF the remaining 456,1S4 shares Pan
American holds 321.736 and the Hua-
steca Petroleum Company 1900. All
but 29,650 shares of the S per cent. pre-
ffrred stock are owned by Pan -Ameri-
can.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
Is, IS. 20 and es WILLIAM STREET.
New York Ctty.
Coupons and Dividends due in
November are payable at this
Office on and after Noyem-
ber lst, 1921, as follows:

Bali, Water Works Company
Cedar Rapids, City Of, Bridge 4Hzs and
Sewer AIS
Cedar Rapids Water Company
Colorado Bridge Company
Housatonic Railroad Company
Huntington Water Company
Larchmont Yacht Club
Little Miami Railroad Company
North Plainisld, Borough Of
Northwestern Coal Railway Company
Ogden Gas Company
Old Dominion Terminal Company
OIesn, City OF
Panama, Republic o.
Racine Water Company
Union Free School, District No. /, Town Of
Pelham, N. 7.
yicksburg, Shreveport & Paciic Railway
Company
Virginisn Railway Company
Watching Water Company
November 10Th. 1921.
CatskiIl illuminating & Power Company
Durex Chemical Cooperation
November 3oth, 1921.
Commonwealth Water < Light Company
DIyIDENDs
November LIST. 1921.
The Farmers Loan & Trust Company 't
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
ORIGINAL PRYCN.
minneapolis street Extended.

Dillon. Read & Co. announce that the
s5,000.000 Of first consolidated (now
first) mortgage bonds Of the Minneapolis
Street Railway Company. issued Jointly
with the Minneapolis, Lyndale and Min
netonka Railway Company, which are
due on January Is. 1922, have been ex-
tended to January is, 1926, with interest
at the rate of per cent. a year from
January Is. 1922, and will be secured.
in the opinion OF counsel. by the original
mortgage. dated January Is, 1889. as
the first lien on the entire street railway
system in the city of Minneapolis. Hold
ers OF the bonds are offered the privilege
of extending their bonds to January 10.
1925. bond for bond. with the payment to
them OF $40 for every bond so extended
The cash payment of $40 a bond. due to
holders accepting the offer, will be paid
at the time OF delivery of the extended
bonds with the new coupons.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
No. 1901.
TREAEURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF coMPTRoLLER OF THD


Washington. -. c., September -. 1871.
WHEREAS. by satisfsctory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned It has been made
'" ""TRE rRGs METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK
or TIE CITY or NEW YORK" In ths
CITY of NEW YORK IN the County cf
NEW YORK aud State OF NEW YORK has
complied with all the provisions OF ths
statues OF the United States. required Z,
be complied with before ar association pnaIl
be authorized 10 commence the business Of
Now THEREFORE, I. u. r. cRrssrNGEs.
Comptroller OF the Currency, do hereay
certify that THE METROPOLITAN Ma
TTONAI. BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK; IN the CITY OF NEW YORK IN tbs
County Of NEW YORK and state OF NEW
YORK Il authorized 20 commence the busl-
meas of Banking as provided IN Section Ftfty
one hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised
sta,utes ot the United states.
CONVERSION Of metropolitan Bank
with branches in the Borough OF Man-
haitian, County and State OF New York,
and I branch In the Borough OF Brooklyn.
County OF Kings and '-.e OF New YORK.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness iny
hand and seal OF officc this TWENTY.
FOURTH day OF SEPTEMBER. 1921.
n. r.. CRfSSfNGER,
Comptroller OF the Currency
tCurrency Bureau, Seal os the Comp
troifer ~ tho Currency. Treasury
repr rtrrent>
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
EXTENSION TO CORN PRODUCTS
Court Allows Until jan. ! for Dis
posaI of os,vego Starch Plant.

The Unit States court has granted
an eytensi until January | of the
time in VII the Corn Product Refin-
ing Comm must dispose of the Ma
ticnal ST "A Company When set-
tement OF the Governments dissolution
suit was effected the corpora ton re
ceived until October / to sell It's inter
est in the National Starch Company's s
plant as Oswego.
Present conditions have made it diff
cult to get bids for the property.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Pittsburgh bonds Awarded.

~ the sealed bid openings for an Of
tcr7ng OF s1,600,00o OF the city OF Pitts
hurgh's bonds. the issue was awarded to
the Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Mt the high bid of 101.501. J. s. Bache
& Co. bid 101 is and the Mellon National
Bank of Pittsburgh 10l.g0.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Chicngo Bond Offering.

Comptroller Harding OF the city OF
Chicago will receive scaled bids until II
A. NJ on November II for sS.o00.oo OF
its gold municipal bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay
Record. able.
American Smelling q Refln-
ing Co., a.. pf., SIZE. .... Nov. ~ Dec.
Brookside Mills, san 81. Nov. 8 Nov. 10
Great Lakes Dredge-Dock
Co.. a., S2.......,......,. Nov. NOV. 10
parbison- Walker Refractorics
Co, O., G., $3.50. Nov. 10 Dec
HARRISON. Walker Refractories
Co. a.. pf.. Sl.5o ..........Jan. 10 Jan. 70
Ludlow Mfg. Associates. a.. =.
$t.50 ................-... .FoV. poo'
Ludlow Mfg. Associates. ext.
Standard OH OF n. Y, O.. s4.Nov. % Dec. Is
United Barber shops, pf.,. 49,
1s49o ...........s..ss.s. .s.'ssNo'' N"'' u"
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
SUGAR.
Previous
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York esterday
Wheat, bu. so.T94; barley. bu., 10 200
beef, tcs., 80: lard, lbs. 1900; alcohol
bbls., 500; Corn. bu.. 1898; flour, sacks
e.sco: bacon. lbs, 1850; lubricating oil
gals. a0.Gas. Cd AXE lbs. 3,2is.s $50.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

An advertisement IN tns Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

ducks, Long Island. frozen. 3fT32c.: squads.
white dozen. S4.5GG1o.50: Euneas, pair.
sf1f75 rabbits. Western, jacks. pair. 81.
POULTRY. IIVE-Fowls, freight, 17G2ic.:
express. 19nosc.: chickens. freight. 24c.:
express, 2i4 SOC; old ROSTERS, freight, lEc. !
turkeys, freight, SOC. express, 32u3bc. :;
ducks. freight. 26g2Tc.; express. 2TG30c. !;
Muscovey, f5c.; geese, freight 26q2sc.: swan,
14c.; pigeons. pair. 30c. guneas. pair. s5c. /;
rabbits. express. h.. 22925c.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Many Remarkable Advances.

The rise In certain more recently is
sued bonds has been remarkable. ex-
ceeding, In some instances. 10 points.
The following table shows the original
offering price, the low level of the year
and the latest quotation. for certain
bonds brought out and listed on the
New York Stock Exchange since the
fret GS the year:
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
SPOTS.

Local market quiet. ! points lower at 1880
Iniddling; sales nil.
Southern markets Galveston steauS, uil-
changed. 1885: sales. 800 bales. New Orleans
steady. 81 lower. 1925. sales, LIT. Mobile
steady, unchanged, 1850; sales. 46. Savan-
nah quiet. unchanged. is. 20 sales, 3s6. Ner-
folk steady, unchanged iSc. sales. 1875.
Augusta steady, unchanged. lsc.: sales, l6l.
Memphis steady, so higher. i9c.. sales, 2,6oo.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged, i9c.; sales,
Sas Dallas steady, 80 lower, 1890; sales,
5,f9G. Montgomery quiet, unchanged. l1.3o'
sales 30. Fort Worth quiet, unchanged,
1S M. aaips o2O
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.--Cotton closed
steady today at not decline OF 20 ~
points Closing bids. December lI,S3c. (;
January. 1880 March. l7.72c.; May,
IL f3c July, lG.aTc.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet. &c points decline; mid
ding io.1id. Sales 5000. American 1900.
Imports 10000. American 5000. Future
opened quiet. Is to rs points decline; closed
qulet IL to 80 points decline. December,
II Tsd.: January. l.6s; March. t1.49: May.
1871: July, Ills; October. lo.5S. Manches-
ter--Yarns dull and easier: cloths very dull.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.--Weckiy cotton sta
tistics: Imports, l27 600 bales; American.
81 900; stock. s92 600; American. o23 0Co;
forwarded, 81, 900; American. AZ coo: exports,
,ooO American. 1000; sales. 10000. .Aur,ri-
can. 25 900. Total sales. all kinds. 2is,0oo;
American. 1S1 .OO0
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
BIDAND ASKED QUOTATIONS

\. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATio Ss.
TO the following prices accrued interest is
10 be added:
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Despaich o TIL
New yorkH rraid
d. C..
a November
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
METALS.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
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purbe IN Der gan5en @egetlb niht
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NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY


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Neuu q. oa1n iuifb Is ii& Gn6 Iob-
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mar bon ben IeBtel grei9nifTen nid)t
geIprodel morber, aber ais Jrau
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iAlieBlid batten re in 10 an ben
freunbliden 0ertebrston getp0hnt,
bob he i'm beibehielten.
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pas 9et1ht IN Den 9a11Def1.
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miiblen, nidt pabr21 fragte Glpire
unbefangen, als babe he nibts be-
merit.
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Il E&sH S1SSv
fAIieBlid botten re iiA 70 an ben
freunbliden 0ertebrgton getpDhnt,
bab he i'm beibebielteu.
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Der tolle @raf If nieber ba!!4
Ni9t nur ouf Mrenbsberg urb Doms
berg, lorberr aud auf alien Nah,
bargiiter1, uberall, tpobin fem Muf
gebrunger mar, tnurbe bic NnMrimt
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no er berfam. pubte nier1nllb
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er iei ii Mfrita getpefen u11b bnbe
bort bebeutetlbe gntbedungel1 gerlnnt.
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lei ireenbipp I'm @dIespigfmen pber
Ddniff9en auf ei1em @ut getpefen,
purbe einfa9 ausgelndt. eeSSunge
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nibt nuf Elm @ut, I'M Die 2anbnirt>
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boben, ibrer @arniion ben NIdel1 ali
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gar! Nein, fem @ebante!!
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unO Die f@paraen Muge1 in benz
braungebrannten, 9malen @eiiht
hatten einer1 erniten, faft bGfereu
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Mas mDllte er nun tu12
NatIrli9 tat er bas, mas fein
Menfh Don i'm eripartete u1lb mas
in ieiner Gage bas 8ernunftigFe mar
e. 5pg nod Dpmberg.
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men.
limb Elm @efdi9tdea tpurbe BON.
inn er3dhIt, Iber bas man n IN.
petteiten areifen anlaiiTierIs
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beten Man11 iber ben !6of geben.
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i'm i'm @efprdih nit einer1. Nferoes
tne9t, BEN e Elm Deft Iberreidte,
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lp5ialoemotratideS 6lugblatt ers
fannte.
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9erung ettpns unru6ig g~etporben.
rDies 9eft nirb 5ie nint i1tere1s
ieren," meiate ct, nit benz 8erfnh,
Is 2aifop fort5nnebnen.
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Ter Meni9 III Jung, me111l e. Il1,r
uir bic 8ufunft, mir0 az, ner11 er
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year. We shouldn't leave SO impor-
tant an item as the count. which
many times means victory for one
and defeat fro the other, to chance.
It places undue responsibility on the
shoulders Of an already burdened
referee and leaves room for disputes
an daltercations which would not be
possible. If the count was made by
the watch
As repeatedly stated in this col.
umn, the time is ripe for some Of
ficial body to officially designate the
timer as the official to render a count
over a fallen boxer. Once the official
stamp Of approval is placed on the
innovation, the idea will be followed
throughout the boxing world. There
Is no reason why the timer should
not register the count by the watch,
but there are scores OF reasons why
he should do so.
The New Jersey State boxing COM
mission can blaze the trail by order
ing the timekeeper to do the counting
in the big worlds middleweight cham.
nionship boxing match between
Johnny Wilson and Bryan Downey
in the Rickard arena.
The Washington times., 1921-09-24
MIDDLE WEST
ELEVENS START
BATTLES TODAY

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Gridiron ma
chimes will begin grinding in the mid
die West today. Games on today's
schedule will officially inaugurate the
1921 football season.
Only two members Of the big ten"
will be seen in action. Northwestern
which opens the season with the best
prospects in several years. will meet
Beloit at Evanston. Indiana, regard
cd as me dark horse" Of the big
Ten," will tangle with Franklin Col
lege at Bloomington.
Notre Dame will open its season
with game against Kalamazoo at
Notre Dame.
other games in the middle West to-
day are:
Case and Hiram at Cleveland.
Western Reserve and Akron at
Akron.
Depauw and Terre Haute Normal q,
Greencastle.
st. Louis and Missouri Normal al
st. Louis.
Wabash and Augustana at Craw-
fordsville.
Heidelberg and'Defisnce at Tiffin.
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Glib PLAYERS
SET HOT PACE
WINNING TITLE
Club Hits .36o in Ten Games in
Grabbing Championship in
Independent Class.

In winning the recent independent
series the Gibraltar Athletic Club won
ten games in a row. The team has
hammered the ball major league style
in the series. But one regular vent
under the 800 mark.
The team average is .3S9.
SHARK" Beamer and Ballenger have
won five games to date, but Beamer
holds the strike-out record In the un-
limited class with fourteen in one
game, and thirteen in two others. In
five games Beamer has walked but
three batters. Ballenger was wild,
and has given twenty-one fres passes
IN the five he has worked.
Ballenger's strike-out record Is ten
IN one game: Reds" Hager leads the
batting list with and average of .576
in ten games, and has collected the
greatest number Of two-ply blows
which are six.
I "AIimony'' Jett leads in the heavy
hitting line, he has four circuit drives
and four three.baggers to his credit.
One of the outstanding features Of the
sibs team Is the great work OF Lefty
Deck. first sacker. While he has done
some heavy clouting that has won
some games his best work is playing
the first sack in all of the chances
he has accepted he has not been
charged with and error.
Deck has saved a couple OF games
,vith great steps. G.. Weinberg leads
an stolen bases with Il. and Is tied
,1itb Ballenger for run scoring, each
having IL credited. 'P. d. O." Mon
t.r,,e. centerfield, who has also done
soyne good hitting at time when hits
,osant runs. He Is the leading out
fiejder on the team.
TnIlowing are the batting averages: