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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-15

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te nod Yihr. 2eiie trnt i'd ein unc
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3abIenreiben 5uiummerrchnen Setlr
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wnr grau geUor0Pn.
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Beien aus eiper nn0eren @elt Id5e;
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oergeIieu, mas 5wiiden un5 geleJen
botte."
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elm Wibtou inner 3uiommcnleben
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-15
SermunoerIidj.

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mid iehy out: ror eiHilcn @fond,
ten babe ,h i'm crit bun0ert ala.
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mir i1lcu rieoer Die beiteu
Sreunoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-15

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rent babe hcut uoh BroGt NicuJcn
S&eIu uI5u5ichea.
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mol ne fseIue AuUitpduie.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-15

0o8 &einigen oes Gis.
hronfeS. Sat elm Gl$ihrnnf
Sen 8lnter ii6cr uuben1bt Bcitdu.
Sen, 10 miro ma im TriI1iobr ii!
Ole Mabrncbmung MAIDEN, 0aB inn
elm ountpicr @erud) cntItr5mt Zuso
Nu3luaIfcn NIT elmer SjItuI 81
iibermauAGniolIrcm &olI MIRO or il.
Tort pcriduin0et. 3ci1eu lid on O.,
acknowledgement @dnor1 me.5..5
Stc(enL 10 miliien 0it'c beioi0ci
bebanoelt u1roeu. Man r,Jot D.
tSldd,en fruitig nit Sapoli0 o0g
einen auocreu YntItciu al. SM
oie fledt0cu Stcuen pcri1Wuu0trh
miro NIT Sooapaiicr gclpijlt mo
Sulest nod nit reInen @aiier uud].
aclpuifcn. 8eiB emaillierte ,%Suner.
pdttoe luer6m rur abgeluald)etL eucr-
tlteIl NIT elmer ijbermangonIaureu
Haliloluna, 0d anoere idorie Stoi.
fe Die 6arbe on9reiien milrOen. &or
9euueun9 oarf fIeiBiges 2iiten
oes ShranteS niht perl1umt per.
0eu. Soatc Ser abfIuB nidlt funf.
tionieren, 10 lit nah3uieben, Oh
&obr o0er abfluBrobr niht ourh
SonoteiIden perit Iammt iino. Nit
eiuem Stiid itarten 2rabt fam
man oerartlae llnreinIiffeiteu leitJt
beieitiaen. Sie FduiIihen. an ltnr.
fem 1rnht bcfeitisten GiSitranf.
biiriteu erlciftern oieIe Grbeit.
Wian Lliie ME marnle Speiien in Sen
GiSitrlnt Itetlen. oenu ourt Die
i'd b~iloenocu GiinIte entitcaeu Sic
SGitnmclpjlje. Starf riedlc1loe
Speiier ~uermahre man iieber al ci.
mem on0erca tiiblca Crt; itcht ubrr
MIR Scr Gj$idranf Sltr &~criUlun1.
9aun ior8e men ooiur. NaS 0itic
Sgeiiat .aitoid1t psrihIoiicu hiac;u-
!oNInten.
@iteI aeqen GIicgen.
It t'e N,eine Sinoer. oercn ioul.
werate (rott N0.@. 4rme uno
&Cj@1 ',ei ,lBt yei0t tldaljh lutter
S0'tttenitjdcr lei jGrCn Spicltu i'm
Tre;Sl SIN ein'ate$ 4flittI aeJcu
Nllt.tguH5e. Na@ suJiejd1 srtie00
nu0 tSjitioniergisreuo uirJt tit oa5
hGN'l31. lyanoijd'e @cucgcl ole,
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Eas malt Cje Suietien fern Hut
VtySTGpter @eiuciiil ciSnci i'd
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
DOHENY OILS SHOW
BETTER EARNINGS
-Four Billion Barrel Estimate
on Mexican Lands by Head
of Two Companies.

The Pan American Petroleum and
Transport Company and the Mexican
Petroleum Company made public annual
reports yesterday. Profits OF the former
aggregated siS.9S6.sie and the balance
available for dividends after deductions
for interest. depreciation. taxes. &c, was
si2.3Ss.552. on 1873 per cent. earned on
the common stock compared with Ia
per cent. last lear. Mexican Petroleum =
net profits after depreciation, taxes
Sc were s9..73.S9s, or COS per cent
earned Oh the cornnon stock. against
1875 the year before
Edward l.. Doheuy, president de-
clared that n the proved bur slightly
exploited area OF the TaInpioo-Tuxpam
region should yield an amount OF oil in
given areas equal TO that taken from
the virtually exhausted pools, there will
be produced from that limited part or
the oil country OF Mexico more than
5000 600 900 barrels OF oil.
The ensuing years. Mr.. Doheny con-
tinGed including the present one. prom
ise n period OF greatly Increased ousi-
ness and profits In the first quarter or
this wear gross sales were sc per cent.
above those in the corresponding period
or 1920. while the estimated net profit
after taxes and deprecia ton incres ssed
22o per cent
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
THE PITISBUUGH 4 WEST VIRGINIA
kyAX
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
rn,,.d s,a,r. Steel Corporation

>ro,,ca \, Annual Meot!iig or Aprtl ~. 1871.
Ngticu II hereby given tnat tns - s. - -
cys.tin. Of the StOct1h0ldaIe oI ~. Lnl.s'1
s.a.es steel Corporation VIII be neld AZ tn tns
II actual office uf the Corporation. A. L.s
,5,.0son Trust Company buhuius, ~. =
Ne,ysris Street. in the CITY o. hopohen.
County u Hudson snS sts,S % = 80 =, Iprss'
fa.i AZ ~ O'Clock noop. Tor ne tolc~,nS
purposes, namely: -. ass~.
TO sleot five airectoIe 10 hoia oH"s
,or tDe term OF threw years reeh -
no elscr independent auditors - 10Y
tbs booits ana accounts of ths ccrpog stsoe
81 he cioss or ths current fscal s"at. !.
4 10 consiusr snd vote upon the avpEo~1
cont ra,gts contributions, coIrpesis lioir- aSsss
procesdlngs eiec, lDns ana appointments ~
.Le Board Of Directors OF ~ me hl1AlSs ~
Co-n4rLttee stncs the Annual AeetlHE 90 IsS
sfocKnoider- of the Corpors Ion OF April ~.
1920 and all matters rsferred 20 n tns
Arnaal Report 10 Stocicnoid-rs fot ne L. LlscN.
yaar ending peosIabsr ~, 100. Ire nn. n,l-s..ss
~ ne Board of Directors ana OF the Flna1os
Committee vii be open 70 Inspection ~
,tocIhoIderH OF record during orriaess nOs4s
al The New York Office o. tfe sotDorsASo.y
No. u Brondwsy. until afer nc Soss
4. To consid.r ana vote upon the ross~ss
Profit sharing Plan % the corpc~nuoc
formulated ard daciafso advisanla os -
BOARD or Directors pursuant 10 Cnapter f1S
81 In. Laws az the State OF New Jer~xy
FOR the year 1890. ard, IN sase or spproSo4v
10 elect n COMMITTEES cl storkSoioenS ~
administer the same. - provided i1 Axoms
4 rs rransac' rich ogiler nusiness 20 may
properly come before the insetlng
THE stock transfer books wiA 1e ciossN
~ fha close ~ business on Friday. ths U0s
an ~ March. i5-i snd wiA b. tenpcnsd
= ~ o'clock i tns roraing % Frsds,s
Aprh I 1871
~ order % ,ne Board * pirc1 tors.
THOMAS nj RRAY Assistant Secretarn
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
rny CmsAPEAKr AND ONO RAILwAH
COMPANY.

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond. virginia. February II, ie1i.
NOTICE rS HEREBY GIVEN that 31s
Anus Meeting of the Stockholders "a T1e
ChArapsake AID Ohio Railway Company w3n
As held a. provided n ths Ey-Lsws, ~ th~
Of Richmond. NIrHsuia, on Tuesday. ths l9x1
dsy of sprll 1871. - eleven o'clock ~ NJ
tij Tor the election of directors
t.) 70 approve anc consent 70. oy -uss
al Otherwise a. may be provided By. taE
SID subject e. any TeceHrary APPROVAL ~
couscrt b. puolic authority, the ieans -
the Company. OF the acquisition other
wise s. the Company y and 70 the sxtsrt
so.ncrixed ~ Law. N the raiiroas ans
property. w'sh 10 appurtcnancos tnersof.
~ THE CitcSapcake Ard Ohio Railway
Company ~ lrdiaua. ga which the Com
puiiy osns subutaatisily al The ospse~x
stock.
6sl Il, sufhor.ss and consent "a shs
forri aud terms ~ any irs.rurlsue -
tesHe Dr otherwise In tha premises 3nt
may - suntaltts0 10 ne meeting:
fAl - approve, rndfy aud coaflrng swrn
ttrr heretofore iHker or anth0rtzad ~
fhe Eoagd n Directors or by tbs Exe-u-
tlNa coaamlttee ~ the Company. whstnsr
nsrsa.nt 10 any rreyious awthoriss,ts-
~ tar stockholders or otherwise. As utsy
be submitted ~ he meeting and
taA 10 ramenrt such other BUSINESS ~
MAJ lawfuliy come before the ineet,nG
Tae siocis rarrster boots VII b. closed o.
the office of he Company, 40. ~ Ercat-
vaN. View York Cify. on SATURDAY.. tie iefh
day of NarcA. 1921. 81 twelve o'clock noon.
ara viii bs raore1ed Of WeGacsoay. the 20th
dat % Apf't. 1921 at fen O'Clock a n
81 order ~ The Beard uf Directors.
a TnEvNErr. secrcferS
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
U. S. RUBBER PROFIT
INCREASED IN 1920
Inventories Written Down
S11.151, ,f44 - 5000. 900
Reserve for Contingencies.

The 1920 pamphlet report Of the
United States Rubber Company. made
public yesterday. showed net profits,
after all charges. taxes. &C., OF S2f, ,220,
9S3. which compares with SI7.730,237 in
1919. A charge or $s.000.o00 for a re-
serve for contingencies was made in the
pamphlet report which did not appear
IN the preliminary statement issued In
February. This reduced the years final
surplus TO s4,015.217. and the total sur
plus. after stock dividend adjustments.
TO S47,325.3S0.
Inventories were written down Sll.-
i51,af4. During 1920 the company spent
on plants and properties s2S.316.6i6.
Export sales Increased s.6s per cent.
compared with 1919. although this bust
ness suffered during the latter part OF
the year. The report adds
1T is not proposed to extend busi-
ness by any plan involving new con-
struction or otherwise requiring the out
lay OF further capital. but with the
completion of the much needed enlarge
ment OF the capacity OF its tire plants It
is intended to confine the business with
in its present facilities and to conserve
its assets
The directors declared the regular
quarterly dividends OF per cent. on the
common and preferred issues, payable
April 80 to stock Of record April 15
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
OUTGO OF SEVEN LARGE
ROADS IS ABOVE INCOME
Operating Ratios for January
on All Lines 93.7.

A compilation OF the operating ratios
of roads in the United States whose
annual operating revenues are above
S25.000.0O0. issued by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. shows that Of
forty-one large roads seven had IN
January an outgo in expenses exceed
ing Q. dollar FOR every dollar of income
and that fourteen mad an outgo OF 80
cents OF more for each dollar OF income
The Boston and Maine makes reia-
lively the poorest showing. A few
roads exhibit gains over last year.
The operating ratio last year fof all
roads was 93.7 per cent In 1917 It
was 70.4S per cent. Prior to the war
rail executives strove to hold their
figures between 60 and 10 per cent the
averaging being around So.
The following table shows the opeg'-
ating ratios in percentages OF a number
OF roads for January. 1921 and 1929
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
REA REPLIES TO JOHNSTON.
isrnnsy's President Denies Goug-
Ing by baldwin, Works.

Samuel Rea president OF the Penn
sylvanis Railroad. issued Yesterday =
summary OF the relations between the
Pcnnsyivan MIA and the Baldwin Locumo-
tive Works as a reply 10 charges by W.
H. Johnston. president OF the Interna-
tional Machin;sts Union. who charged
that the Pennsylvania. in having 200
locomotives repaired at The Baldwin
shops. spent s3.5o0.00G In excess OF the
cost II the road lad done the work Itself.
Mr.. Johnston charged that between t2g,-
400 and $4,000 each was spent in re-
building obsolete locomotives that cost
$4,000 thirty-thr.e years ago.
Mr.. Rea said the total amount paid
TO the Baldwin for repairs 70 the 200
locomotives was s4,fss.s2o. the lowest
BILL for any single engine being S12,C6i
and the highest S2e.S3S. lie said the
Oldest locomotive had seen thirteen
years service and the newest ono year.
and that all are modern. instead Or OBJ
-"iete. - charged. The original cost Of
the cheapest wse si9.S13 and or the
most expensive s3.5so. according 10
Mr.. Eea
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
S. o. OF NEB. PAYS zoo
p. c. STOCK DIVIDEND
Increases Outstanding Issue
to $3, 900, 600.

The standard on Company OF Neb-
raska declared yesterday a stock divi-
dend Of zoo per cent. payable on May lS
TO stock OF record on April Is, and
increasing the stock outstanding from
$1,000, 900 to s3.000.000 out OF an author
lied capitalization or $1,000, 600 II IL
the third stock distribution of the COM
pany since the dissolution Of tine old
Standard OIL Company in 1912
When the old company was split IN
the capital was 100000. and 1t was
increased at once to 5000 BY a 80 1-3
per cent stock dividend. and In 1918 a
further stock dividend Of % per cent.
increased the stock to $1,000, 900 This
company is exclusively marketing
organization
The reason for the large stock dis
tribution IS found In the companys bal
ance sheet at the end OF 1920. The profit
and loss surplus as Of that date was
s3.7So,4s6. equivalent 10 s37o 4 share on
the stock. The company has been pay
ing $50 share in cash since 1912 except
in 1913 when $40 was paid.
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
r. Holders ei DcbertIre Bonds Issued "
The American Agric ultural
Chemical Company

in 60 fofmily with paragraph r. of ce--
TAN tsac.turc made ~ The Ansrica1 ASs..
Trust Company Of New York. dated he .4d
cay af lc1ruary, tei4 rgticC = hereby eiver
that The American Agricultural Chemical
Company hss elected 70 cal m sra redes n
sad does hereby csll n and VII rc.ssfn aHu
pag al the office of said TruSe CoupAgw,
so BroadN ~. in tAe CITY or Ner Yo-k. 9
tha ues, date on which infarest 81 "a =
tnber trte bona- shall become das snd rar-
able tAuw1isf lsi. tq2i1. all its deb-r til :
bonds att~tatniu On said aate - Dns h1A.
ared sud nue per ceafun f1OiT1 n ne lace
value .hafeCf aud accrued Interest
Holders - aebanture bonds ina, = ttsir
election. deliver tMe same on Or n any time
prlof to .aid date, u the Trust COMPANY =.
~ New York oftiar. ana on makira -uch de-
h,efy vifh all coupons attached thereto VII
rresive patrent for said bonds ~ The sbos .
rate with Al Interest accrued thereon.
Dotted lfgfeh ttth. 1871
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEM.
fcAL CoafPANY
~ THus DOE. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR zinc t0osing. slsctrlcsl
supBiles and fixtures. leather tool bass
n10idlnw and arnnE. vanished cambflc tuh
ina. friction tnpe, foifs Cor piue fittings.
nlsdss, haiiug pfass. gTtase eups poultry
netting. leather belt. athletic and poolroOIn
supplies, office supplies, and paper Scaled
proposals VIII be received at the Office 81
the General Plrchaeins officer 'rae Panama
Canal. Washington, y. c until 1899 o'clock
.. m. Aprn -. 1921. ~ wblfh i'm. they
will be opened IN public TO- furnishing the
aboy mentioned articles. Bnults and trfcr.
nation relating 20 tlls Circular t4tSl may
be obtained from this office or the offices
of the Assiatent Purchasing Agent. "A state
Street. New York Cf., Gns Common Street.
New orleans. Ia. and For, Masor. San
Francisco. Calf also from tbs Dnitod
Stetes Engineer offices III the principal
~iti-s -hroushout the United StsteS.-A. Y.
FLINT General Pufchaai~0 Cfffc-.
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
SUGAR,

Raw sugar declined yesterday &c.
and upward of $4,000 bags OF new crop
Cuban raws were purchased by local re-
finers from sources outside OF the Cuban
Finance Committee control. the price be-
ing 4TSc.. cost and freight. equal 10
5.s9c.. duty paid. The committees price
remained unchanged at &C.. c. and T.
Full duty sugars sold for lMc., c. l. T..
equal 10 5.s9c.. duty paid
The range of prices in yesterday S
sugar futures market follows
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
READING COAL PROFITS
MORE THAN DOUBLE
Total Equals $4.O5 a Share on
NeU Stock.

The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company has issued a tenta-
tive statement for 1890 showing net
profits, after interest. taxes and
charges. of $6.672. go, compared with
s.. $685. 73S7 IN 1919 and s4.16s, I62 in 1918.
After deduction of s1,009,O1O interest on
S5.000,c00 per cent. bonds. which IL
Is proposed the coal company shall
issue to the Reading company under
the present plan. the total equals S4.05
share on the 1.400o0o shares of new
coal company stock which are to be
sold TO Reading company stockholders
The income account compares as fol-
lows:
The New York herald., 1921-04-08

PHILADELPHIA. April "a move to
bring before the court the conflicting
Views of stockholders" of the Reading
Railroad In the matter of dividends
from accumulated surplus was insti-
tuted here to-day by the road in con-
nection with the case OF the segregation
OF its properties. as decree3 by the
United States Supreme Court.
The brief says that no extraordinary
dividend has been or will be declared
by the Reading company, and that the
common stockholders cannot force a
dividend. nor can the sale be treated
as II a dividend had been declared
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
PHENIX BANK TRUST SECTION
New Department In Main once
asd Twelve branches.

Announcement was made yesterday
by the Chatham and Phenix National
Bank Of The establishment OF trust de-
partment whose services win BE- avail
able a. the company's main Office and
each OF It's twelve branch banks. The
new department is eauipped 20 exercise
the complete series OF Individual and
corporate trust functions. including those
OF executor. trustee. administrator. gria r.
dian. registrar and transfer agent and
trustee Of issues OF corporate bonds
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
10 THE HOLDERS on
UNITED LEAD COMPANY
Five Per Cent. Debenture Sold Bond.
llu< .yufv 1912


Notice is hereby given as provided 4
Artlcla Nj q. The DeDenturs Bond Agrer-
rient dated July ]. 1908. " INC United Lead
Company 70 Morton Trttst Company 80 Ilus-
tee, Guaranty Trust Company Of New York,
Successor Trustee. that offers Win be re-
ceived until 10 o'ciocls a. NJ. Tr-sdsy
April as. 1877. ~ the offica of the 1ndnr-
signed, No. 10 BruadWsy. New York city,
for the sale 20 Il Trustee al tho ioWes,
prices al which such bonds shsli be offered
not exceeding ivoes OF par ana ac0rrad y.
t.r.st. OF bonds Of the ABOVE f~re III sIcl
amount as win exhaust tne sum of One HIM
dred Twenty Thousand Eight Hundred -.xts.
scyen Dollars and Thirteen Cents tsfan,
sGTi3l now on deposit "a Tie Sinking Funn.
offers should b. .eal.5 q snd endorsed "Fta.
nostls co- sale of Enitea Lad Compsny
pebcu.urc BONDS. shoIid 1e addressed "a
tho TEUgr DEPART ait;NT 81 tAa i'ncsr-
signed ana snorld designate The u'iulb-fs n
me bonds " lered srd The Post office sd.
dress of lie person making the offer On,
right : reserved . reisc' sny and 81 n
fers i3 whole gr ~ part.
Bonds accepted sho9'd he deltvered on q
before rsy 3. 1921.
"a sRANTy rRrsT 0NrA>N
OF NEW iUEk.
- CHARLES H. SARTN. President
nated New Yurk. Apiii =. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
CAR BUYING co. CHARTERED.
Frceman Interests Elect u. l.. wye
Head of New Concern.

interests AFFILIATED with Freeman a.
Co OF "a Pine street announced yes.
terday the incorporation in Delaware
or the National Steel Car Lines Com
pany TO finance purchases OF railroad
cars. Authorized capitalization con-
sists OF 81 .0oo,00 preferred stock and
-9.ccS shares OF common stoca, OF no par
value.
Officers and directors elected are
Ernest l.. Nye. president; Leon $. Free
man and II. Kirk Haskell, vice presi-
dents: :. fisliine. secretary: r. r. Bur
ton. treasurer: Southgate r. Freeman.
and James A. Cotner
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
Norrrr ~ r,rcrIoN or prREcroas

40 independent n0riiEati0lis having bsen
uaate fof orc uf frnte vacancies 90 be- fsiie6
NJ fN0 Hoard ~ Directors OF tde New Yor<
LIE Insurance Company A. I'M 1921 Eleci Ton
~ pifsciars. ARA tir Snpsrinten 9ant of n.
sNFanCe havt~g aa required hy law prescribed
rules ana rrHuaiinns for conducting ant
rridlrr said election, therefore. pursuant 20
spid rfites ana regulations notice y hererv
given that fne 1922 Election - members az
no Heard ~ Directors ~ tha New York t.if~
Insurance Company MI he held NJ the HONS
office m thp Company. No. &s6 B.oadway. Nv
he cry cf NV York. Sd ne State - Tsw
vort. IN Weduesdsg 'ho Sch day or Apsu.
1921, the POLLS ~ Re oDem+u at ten o'cl0ct N
the forenoon ana 10 remain opau until foar
o'cior't T. the afternoon ~ said dag. at
whi-h Tine they snal be clc1sd.
NEW yOrN IttF INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ SEYMOUR N. ballard. Secretary.
Dated March 30th. ip2l.
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
LIMA LocoMoTrvE WORKS. NC.

LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. ISc.
20 Church Street.
New York.
March 81. 1921 4
Tie Board ~ Directors has tnis day D.
clared a quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters GAee) per cent. upon the Pre-.
fctred Stock of this Company for ths three
months ended March 81, 1921, payable Mas
D. 1921. to stoctholders Of record at tns
close of business on April IS. 1921. Trarss-
fcr books do not close.
T. A. LARSEN.
ice-President md Treasures
The New York herald., 1921-04-08

THg Hsorr April THE AnlsterSia 4 ni
Bourse. which has beer depressed dur
ing the last few weeks. suffered this
week a further slump. The leading de-
preston was In sugar shares Eavans
sugar sold to-day for M average Of 49,.
against fss fortnight ago: ROYAL
Dutch Petroleum ~ f9s. against SEA
East Java Rubber at ff5. against $50
and Senembah Tobacco gil, against sos
The only reason given FOR the stump
was general pessirnism and that weak
holders were compelled to sell
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, April Bar silver. 23iad.
an ounce. bar gold l0is. 10 ; money. Oh
per cent. Discount rsteB. short bills.
bSs per cent three months bills. s&T
sis pee cent Gold premiums al Lis
bon. 10
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
Talks
To Investors
10

W HEN ALL THE WORLD a year ago
was Talking about the niainle-
nance Of the initiation boom, and
predicting still higher prices for
commodities, our Service was
definitely forccasfing a period of
pronounced deAation for 1920
and after.
Dur FORECAST was not based on
guesswork or chance, but was
simply tho result of careful study
of the fundamental factors.
Commodity prices had advanced
far beyond the purchasing z power
of the people. and therefore =
slump was inevitable.
INVESTORS WHO WERE FORTUNATE
enough To have our service dur
ing that period, and followed
orIr adviccs. avoided the great
losses in their security holdings
which others suffered.
IHE PROBLEMS AHEAD of ms are
isyst as vital as those Of n year
ago. We arc living in very un-
settled. abnormal times. aud the
extremely conservative investor
needs expert advice and guidance
in these days. fully az much as
ne has needed il in the past.
10 SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS is our
Insiness. Why not let us solve
yosrrs? The cost Is nominal in
view Of the benefits received.
Moody's Investors Service
JnMN MOODY. Presscess
35 Nassnu Street New York. n. Y
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
The New York herald., 1921-04-08
EXPORTS FROM NEW .ouK

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat. 13.600 bu. corn. 109.605 bu.
bacons o3o.0 lbs. lard $4,000 lbs,
and flour. 1886 sackr.