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The New York herald., 1921-11-15
1924 TRADE BALANCE
LIKELY TWO BILLION
Department of Commerce Says
Showing Is Remarkable
in Circumstances.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., My. IL.
American exporters win pile UP
favorable trade balance worth more
than $4,000, 100000 this year. IL was
indicated in an official statement made
public here to-day by the Commerce De-
partment.
The balance up to the end of Oc-
.tober was officially computed to be ST.
SAG 100000 despite national economic de-
preston and the general fall In prices
OF all commodities. For the same period
OF 1890, q banner business year, the
trade balance was s2.140,Oo0,0oo. The
decrease for the current period was only
S2sS.000,000. although foreign trade was
presumed to have experienced extreme
depression.
American manufacturers, business
men generally, farmers and exporters are
achieving q success that is. remark bic
in view OF adverse conditions prevail
Ing. officials say. The volume OF out
going tonnage Is far in excess OF pre-
war standards. indicating that this
!, country is gaining a reasonable pro-
portionate share of the worlds business
In SOME sectors Of the world Ameri
can statesmen are gaining new Gus
toners and actually Increasing the de-
.mapd on American mills and factories
Buying, although it has fallen off in
Europe, has increased in ASIA Oceanica
and rthe, Orient. and in some South
American countries. japan In a recent
month bought at a rate of S10,000,o00
in excess of the corresponding month
last year. China and Australia are pur-
chasing American commodities in record
quantities.
The American export trade reached
its low mark in July, the official state
ment shows, SO far as value is an ac-
curate indication of the extent of sales
In the three months. August to October,
the total value OF. exports showed D
gradual increase. In July the total ex-
ports were but 1926 900, 900. The next
month, nearly s3s7,o090oo: in October
S346, 100000. The November total will
be nearly 100000. .ooe, it is expected.
Economic pessiniists may recall that
in January American sales abroad
totallsd more than $500, 900, 900. but this,
officials explain, was when prices were
still inflated. That figure does not rep
resent a level that affords n reasonable
comparison, 1t is explained. The volume
OF tonnage Is not far below that of the
first part OF the year. although the
total value is. much lower.
The Department of Commerce has
compiled figures ON the value OF inn
ports and exports of merchandise. gold
and silver for October, also for the ten
months period OF 1921, with compari-
son. Here are the statements:
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
STATISTICS.
BUDGET GUARD MAKES
DRIVE FOR MEMBERS
Workers for LoWcr Taxes
Hold Luncheon.

The drive for members in a nation
vide budget guard for the support OF
economy in Federal Government and
lower taxation received further impetus
here yesterday. when representatives OF
his citys trades and industries met for
luncheon in the Recess Club at the invi-
tation of John T. Pratt, chairman of
-he National Budget Committee.
Mr.. Pratt outlined briefly his plans
for a transcontinental tour Of SsS cities
in the United States for mobilizing busi-
ness men Tor the support OF Gen.
Dawcs's programme for reducing the
cost Of rI~wing the Government. He
made clear that great pressure would
tc brought to bear on members of Con-
gress to throw overheard the old pork
barrel methods when the budget should
como up for consideration on the con-
vening OF the new Congress. on Decem-
Der 3.
BENJAMIN Strong. governor of the
local pee,rvo Bank, indorsed the pur-
rovs committee and urged the
rfhods of publicity used
h campaigns, embracing
..t - az accurate informa-
tct organization and ade-
cust methods.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Drc,. Manufacturers to Meet.

A meeting to discuss the industrial
and economic situation in the United
States will be held by the Associated
Dress Industries of America in the Me-
Alp!n Hotel on November 20. Facts and
figures which will authoritatively in
form manufacturers of what may be ex-
pected in the garment industry Will be
pi,esented AT the meeting by DR.. John
B. Watson OF the j. Walter Thompson
Company and by ]. Harry Tregoe, Sec
retary OF the National Association OF
Credit Men. Between 400 and 500 man.
ufacturers and textile houses are ex-
pected tosa,ttend tho meeting. 8. 49, g..
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
WHEAT WEAKER ON
FOREIGN RESELLING
Corn and Oats Follow in De.
cline and Provisions Sell at
4. Seasons Lowest.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Reports that for
eigners were trying to resell United
States hard winter wheat at prices equal
to those current for Chicago December
delivery did a good deal to-day to cause
loss of strength In the wheat market
here. Prices closed heavy. 3A @31sc
net lower with December at Sl.O5% q
1:o5% ana May at s1.o9 - @1.o9%. Corn
lost H@gsc.. oats. Il q Sc, and pro-
visions, 21a @5oc.
A hesitating start, followed by a mod
crate bulge in values. preceded the de-
cljnes In the price Of wheat. A material
failing off In tho domestic visible supply
total gave only a temporary advantage
to bulls and the continuance OF drought
in the Southwest failed also to exert
moro than a transient influence. On
the other hand, heavy profit taking was
induced by the advance and the market
descended rapidly when selling from
house with London connections gave
emphasis to gossip about exporters let
ting go of holdings at less than replace
ment cost Bears contended that the
setback was hardly surprising In view
of an IL to IL cents upturn since NO
veniber 4. Final quotations were prac-
tcally at the days lowest level.
Corn and oats swayed with wheat,
Notwithstanding that scaboard dealers
were after cash corn here ON q hperai
scale.
Provisions sold at the loweset prices
Of this season, for which renewal or big
receipts of hogs here seemed to be
chiefly responsible.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
state Dyers and Cleaners Convene

Discussions concerning the model dry
cleaning ordinance and the truth in
fabrics law are expected to develop In
The convention being held by the. New
York State Dyers and Cleaners. which
opened yesterday. The former ordin-
ence has to do with regulations making
The cleaning plant safe for the operator,
the goods in the establishment and the
patrons The ordinance is in force in
certain States Tho truth in fabrics law
is designed to make manufacturers label
their goods as to quality and AZ TO
amount Of different grades of material
in every piece of goods. The passage
OF such a law, according to Mr.. Brace.
president of the association. will protect
dyers and cleaners against imposition
with inferior grades of material
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1i.-Cotton closed
steady at net advance OF 3s to IL points.
Closing bid--December, 1855: January, 1898; {;
March, 1891: May 1870; July. 1913.
SPOTS.
Local market quiet. 80 points higher. 17c
for midding; sales nil.
Southern markets: Galveston. quiet, 20
lower. 1Ic.: sales, III bales. New Orleans
quiet. unchanged. 16.25c.: sales. $50. Mobile
steady, so lower. 15.50c.; sales, 2ss. Savan-
nah steady unchanged, 16c.; sales. 2.5so.
Augusta steady. % higher. i5.75c.: sales
1T9. Memphis steady, unchanged, iSc. sales.
GOO. Houston steady. 40 higher. 10. 65c. !;
Gales. 4,1O4. Little Rock quiet. % higher.
175oc. sales. I,o34. Dallas steady. So high
er. 16c. sales. 2.437. Montgomery quiet, 3s
higher. 1896; sales, as. Fort Worth steady,
25 higher, 1850. sales. I ,03G.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet. 80 points decline from
last Thursday; middling. 10.54d. Sales. 5000
bales: American. 1000. Imports. 1000. all
American. Futures opened steady, 10 70 "a
points lower than Friday; closed steady at
30 TO II points decline. January. 10.5Id.:
March. 1o.4Sd.: May. 104fd.; July. lo.32d.:
October. 9.9Sd. Manchester: Yarns dull and
irregular; cloths quiet.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
22 OF 80 SPEEDERS
GET JAIL SENTENCES
Traffic Court Clerk Collects
$500 in Fines.

Twenty chauffeurs went 10 Jail in de-
fault of fines. one second offender got
straight Jail sentence and one third
offenders license was revoked along
with jail sentence. among a giist OF
80 speeders in the Traffic Court yester-
day. The court clerk collected $3.50 in
fineH.
Among those who paid fines for speed.
ing was Giulio cervati. known in pugi-
listic circles as Jack sharkey. He was
assessed s25.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15

Skating will be one Of the great out
door attractions of this winter If sales OF
skates are an indication of the trend OF
athletic activity, according TO sport
dealers. Sales Of all kinds Of sport
wear have outdone that of any previous
weeks and with the continuation OF
colder weather dealers expect an in
creasing demand. Sweaters of one color
will predominate on the lakes and ponds
This winter. The skating costume, aci
cording to dealers, will follow the lines
of the golf suit. but there Is a wide
variety OF shoulder and arm attach
ments.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Fighting the Fur Tax.

a novel plan TO fight the present fur
tax been started by the retail fur
division of the National Garment Retail
ers Association, which has put forth in
cartoon form its views on what it con-
siders the injustice of the present fur
levy. The contrast element was, en-.
ployed in the cartoons, many tax free
articles being placed alongside of fur
garments in their most useful form.
Each stressed the idea that large per-
centage of fur garments sold are for pro-
.tcct ing their wearers from the cold
rather than for adornment. Copies of
the cartoons were sent to every United
States Senator, 'ET.|a ~
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
ChnnEc in Spring Millinery.

The outlook. according TO representa-
tive dealers. for the spring millinery
showing has a decided tendency toward
hanging effects. The trimming. accord
ing to present plans. will be, ,drapea from
the rear OF the hat en- the right side
down toward the face. widowed effects
IN ostrich loom UP as strong possi-
bility in competition with novelty flowers.
The demand is strong at present for
pIumes OF nine to eleven inches long In
the ball shape In light spring designs
Novelty hats are expected to prove a
strong selling point in the spring trade.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
:.
Improved Opera Glasses.

A spectacle. opera glass with individ-
ual focusing for each eye is being sold
by large retailer of opera glasses. The
opera glass is fitted into regular frame
of somewhat smaller dimensions than
the ordinary frame, and fits ovar the
ears and has shell nosepiece. There
ore different widths to fit the individua,
The glass and frame is made in Vienna
and retails for st0. The glass has rap
idly become popular and its retailer
reports large sales to the local trade.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
No. l2U2l.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THn


Washington, d. c., September "a. 1921.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned. It has been made
:" .THE rRfs METRopoLrrAN NATIONAL BAsr:
CITY Of NEW YORK in tho County OF
NEW YORK and State OF NEW YORK has
compiled with all the provisions OF thu
Statutes OF the United States. required 10
be complied with before an association shall
be authorized to commence the business Of
now THEREFORE, I. D. r. cRrssrNGER.
certify that THE METROPOLIT AN Ma
TIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK; in the CITY OF NEW YORK IN .hs
County OF NEW YORK and State OF NEW
YORK Is authorized TO commence the bust
ness OF Banking as provided In Section Fifty
one hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised
Etstutes Of the United States
CONVERSION of METROPOLITAN BANG
with branches IN the Borough OF Man
haitian, County and State OF New York,
and branch in the Borough of Brooklyn,
County OF Kings and '-te OF New York.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness ny
hand and seal of office this TWENTY.
FOURTH day OF SEPTEMBER. 1921.
y. r.. CRISSINGER.
Comptroller of the Currency.
(currcncy Bureau. Seal Of tho Comp
trolier OF tho Currency. Treasury
Deps rtnent.>
The New York herald., 1921-11-15

a novel fan and comb of black Chan
THY lace mounted in shell handle Of
sixteen blades Is being offered for the
holiday trade by. one OF the largest nov
city houses In the city. The present
great demand for combs OF Spanish type
Is given as the reason for the great
"urnher OF novelty hair ornaments IN
ostrich, COO, plunago and Chantiily
lace now being offered. Shoes and hand
bags decorated with various colored
feathers are being well received by the
trade and by buyers. Novelty vanity
and regulation handbags made in black.
brown and gray caracul are also in big
demand.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Spring patents. s6.I59J.25: spring clears.
si.1hdb5o; soft winter stralghts, S5.5Oa6 :;
hard winter straights. s6.50IT. Buokwheat
nlour-Market quiet; S3.20pS.40 100 lbs.
Rye Flour--Barely steady; fair 10 good, s5. %
.pu: fine white and yellow granulated,
%i.55ni SO. Feed-City steady: bran. 100
~. sacks, s22; heavy middllng. s23: red dog
flour, f5o ib. sacks. $40. Western steady
bran, 100 n. sacks. $3.50; ptand,vs n,n-
Tling.. 100 III. sacks. $3.50: flour, ndfdlinr,
100 ID. sacks, S3li red dog flour. feO Ia.
sacks, $3.50. OF meal. s43a4S.50 a ton.
Minneapolis Prices.
flour unchanged 20 ioc higher. In carload
i,s-, family patents, quoted at S7.gJUT 40
~snt-. jI.0s0 barrels. Bran, $i4
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE CONSOLIDATIOS COAL co.
First and Refunding Mortgage 5eo Bonds
Due December l. 1880

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given. as provided in
Section OF. Article VI. OF the indenture
dated December /. 1910, securing the above
bonds. that offers will be received until
10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Wednesday. November 23.
1921, At the office of the undersigned, 40
broadway. New York city. for the sale to Il
on December /. 1921. at NOT exceeding loiiseo
Of par, OF bonds OF this issue in such
amount will exhaust the of Sixty
three Thousand Two Hundred Eighty Dol
lars and Ninety-uine Cents 1883. .2S0. .99).
Offers should be addressed to the TRUST
DEPARTMENT and prices quoted flat (with-
out interest). Interest due December /. 1921.
should be collected In the usual manner. The
right Is reserved to reject any and all offers
In whole or in part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY WILLIAM C. POTTER. President.
Dated New York. November .. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
BANKERS TAKE IN PARTNERS.

Clark williams & co. announce that
Richard c. Platter. formerly president of
Thomas Platter & Co, bankers. OF Nash
vile. Tenn. William G. Cox, formerly
yice-president OF the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York; Ernest A. Smith.
formerly with Blair a. Co. and Edward
L. Love. formerly manager of tho in
vestnont securities business OF Clark
Williams & Co. have been admitted TO
their firm as general partners.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
FRAUD CONVICTIONS STAND.

WAsHTNGToN. Nov 1.-THE convic-
ton of Carlos l.. Bryon and Edward M
Comyns In the United States courts OF
Washington state of using the mails to
defraud Emma V. Christensen and
others will stand. The Supreme Court
to-day refused TO review the case.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
DIVIDEND AND INTEREST.
ANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO. 1O..
At meeting of the Directors held today
the usual quarterly dividend os two and one
half per cent. the Common Stock Tor the
quarter ended 30th September last. being at
the rate OF seven per cent. per annun from
revenue and three per cent. per annun from
special income account, was declared pay
able 3fst December next TO shareholders OF
record at r. NJ. on fst December next.
ERNEST ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Mop.raai No,y 1921
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
READING COMPANY
General Office Reading Terminal

Philadelphia. November 10. 1921
The Board OF Directors has declared from
the not earnings "a quarterly dividend OF one
per cent. Ges) on the First Preferred Stock
Of the Company. to be paid on December s,
1921, 20 stockholders OF record a. the close
Of business November %, 1921. Checks VIII
be mailed TO stockholders who have filed
dividend orders with the Treasurer.
Jay V. HARE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
CHICAGO PRICES.

Export sales of cash wheat in yester-
davis market were estimated at about
500. 900 bushels. which, included a cargo
OF No. Northern worked to the United
Kingdom from Vancouver and small lots
OF Mantobas. Sales of Manitobas on
Saturday totalled 100000 bushels.
Some resciiing by English interests yes
terday was believed to be due to re-
port that the Spanish Government ruled
against accepting grain shipped after
November Z. Sales OF corn were esti-
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
1.as5.ss


stock; Oct. 26. 1921. ........ 1.3e5.st
EMBE ARTIFICIAL FLOWER Co,
1921 ........~.................... 1850
Hoekmuth: FEB. 2. 1921. 80. 5o.i3s.2;
OVERSEAS SALES CORP.--F!re-
1921 ................ ............... 10000
y. Y. STEAM CORP.-City of
\. Y.-Dec. -. 1915 Greversed> :, 1.31z.lc
Herman, and
Isaac Balsam---H. pelanne ct al;
Nov. 6. 1916 (cancelled) ..... 3.215.6C
May 81, 1920. ................ 12,o1s,7l
CUSHMAN'S SONS, INc.-P. Cur
ran; Dec. ], 1920. 20................. 540.4l
March 10. 1921. ........ 6o7. 81
ERONX.
PERLMAN, pavid--Van Dam Whse.
Co., Inc. Oct. 20. 1921 .......... 1,l3o.7s
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
pnIIrwy. IIyE,-Fowls. 2Oaeac.: expres
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES,

,o,,,r,o, % mime stcers. 100 ibB. $4,000 $40
Sorn,,on to choiee bulis, 100 lba.. . 3.006 500
s.o.a,,,o,, 10 choice cows 100 lhs... ] 25fD $50
comnion 10 prime vcnls. 100 lbs. s.o01i4o0
Common TO prime sheep towes). -,
,arr,,c,, 20 nrirre lambs 100 lbs. 1.5onin25
t,.o Loga ZOO ibs............... 75fA 500
i1,crsod baef steer sides b.. 0c 6iSc.
ttts. srossnd ycais. rb............ 1ec.a22c.
Dressed mutton, lh............s.. nc.1 sc.
messed yvethera ih.............. inc. .1iic.
pressed lambs, city lb........... lGc.g23c.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
10 THE HOLDERS OF
Interim Certificates Exchangeabie for
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Four Year Eight Per Cent. Customs Admin
istratinn Sinking Ennd bond Issue OF IozI

istration Sinking Fund Bond Issue OF 1871.
The Equltabls Trust Company OF Nev.
York, as Fiscal Agent under Agreement Of
Fiscal Agency dated as Of juno !. tosh
made on behalf OF the Republic OF Ssn,9
Domingo, hereby gives notice that. pursL@i
10 the terms OF said Agreement. II il1s
drawn for redemption on December 1, 1877,
out OF such funds as are required 70 be ae-
posted In the Sinking Fund on November
-, 1927 bonds OF tho Dominican Republis
F5ur-Year Eight Per Cent. Customs Adnliir
istration Sinking Fund Bond Issue OF 1871.
numbered as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Furs Continue Active.

Steady market prices and Increased
activity is reported by dealers following
the inauguration of thesgafnient strike
yesterday. Retailers and Jobbers in the
soft coat business are expected to, re-
ceive setback in, filling their orders.
with a consequent increase IN the buying
of fur coats and trimmings. Garment
dealers, however, are said to be stocked
up with sufficient goods, to. last them
until the middle Of December. The
strike has increased the price of those
goods but slightly. Opinion as TO the
duration of the strike varies from three
weeks to six months, but the CONSENSUS
OF opinion as expressed by. mem in close
touch with the situation is that's nom
union workers will keep retailers sup
Dlie1
The New York herald., 1921-11-15

IN advertisement ia the Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers n real possibility o.
,ccorer,fg your ioSt property.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
\. NJ sTnCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

y. \. STUCh ENVbA4NUE VOUIAIIV-NS'
To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND NUM-
CIPAL BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
BUSINESS NOTES
ANDTRADE NEWS
Active Campaign for Useful
Christmas Gifts Begun by
Association. .

4 campaign urging the public to buy
.r-tii. wearable gifts for Christmas Is
Lc-ng waged by the National Garment
a-s siIers Association. The movement is
beng pushed by means OF posters, card
enclosures and stickers, urging the con-
ss.uner to abstain from the usual gimcracls
]--esents and coniine his purchases to ar
ticies Of everyday wear. Large posters
are being sent to the trade to be dis
played in windows. elevators and depart
nents. The stickers are being at
tached 30 statements. letterheade, backs
of envelopes. packages. &c. The card en-
closures are TO be sent out with Decern-
ber statements Of all stores.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Fire Record

CoRRBCTIoNs-Tirc reported at o:55 p.
NJ. on Thursday az 1870 Greene street. was
not In the International Binding Company.
pSred oer III aHo'es az o pt 'as no pssSs saf1rsv Ere
Greene street, was no: IN the Martha Wash
ington Dress Compnny. but ia another part
on & Sunday was not IN % he :. Mcrrei Com M
pany. but In another part Of tho premises.
M. LOSS.
IL ;4o-lith ct. and W 4th St; automo-
bile: Borden a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS None
a:o5-eol 50 av. chimney; John Adler None
3:io-ios w. 18th st.: Laro Bodriques
45oias az W. Snss iosd st. Sam coiliaais urTf2M Trizs
7;o5-In front OF ~ l.. 4th st.: auto
5000 =. ii7th e., Bronx; James
st5,S"a GSss9S Sio,ri; sy Brony bSI. icnNno"n
nard Moses. .............. Unknown
garage. Stokes Coal Company 90. None
a:45-26G Cherry st.; Jaslcs D.n.
.:5o-sss @ L. 7i;h IT.; oidrlc% a""'""
ios5-iiSY wc., End ay: Rose o'H'''
Ail!eso ..........,.,,.....-..U Unknown
i2:45-G74 water st.; Max rinlao-
stein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Unknown
i;oo--72 e. iisth st.; Asher Acra--
2ao[is nHse y. cls, st. American ralt- l['''"s
315-ln front of 1918 Cd av.. auto.
Joseph Eubco ............ Unknown
S;i5-iS6 Goorek st., rhiip Cohen
Unknown
s:2o-5se Y. i4oth IT.. Tho Bronx.
unknown ..................U Unknown
f:30-5p y. 1Gist ST.. Tenants Coop
erative Plan Co........... .Tri7ins
COCOA .udson st., Margaret o Bricn
Unknown
5:0o-fso w f56,h st.. Henry Hostc-
man ............... ...... .Trlflfrg
5:i0-15T "a. Auu's nv., Tie Bronx
unknown ................ .Triflirg
5;3o-SJ Walker st., Gronebprs Bros
G:io-5ls W. i5sth st., Margaret f1en-
iClly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Unknown
0:J5-i5S Centre e.. Stcrrp g. Baros
7:o7--ia5 Spring st., Tho Talk Minis
Unknown
Tr'fiing
s;so-tee Essex at.. Isaac Richter. Unl;nown
9:0-2s T. 1i4th st., Louis Bernstein
Unknown
o'o-29@ Broome st.. Barney Rubbish
Trifiins
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Nov. 1f.--Priccs OF securities
traded In In the London Stock Exchange
were irregular to-day. Quotations at the
close OF the trading follow:
Bar silver. 3sNd. an ounce,
Bar gold. 10fs. Cd.
Money. ga per cent.
Discount ratos; Short bills. 3yl Dor cent.
three months bills, . i5-f684 per cent
Two and one-half per cont. cousois, 49,.
British , per cent. war loan. gTs.
British AZ per cent. war loan, 81.
Da Beers. IO5s.
Rand Mines. 2is.
PARIS, Nov. 14.--Trad.ng In securities
ia the Paris Bourse was quiet to-day.
Quotations at the close OF the trading
we're as follows:
Francs. Cent.
rhree per cont rentes. es............ h3 So
Exchange on London. on............. - IN
rive per cent. loan............... 80 90
u D uolarss 'ss.sss..s.......... l3 IS
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EMANUEL. Walter, md David n.
n. ChnD,nan--.1 r. Nunn. D.r :

EMNNUEb. WnItor, md David n.
r. Chapnan-J. II. Nuno: Dec. Z.
1915 ....................... S3o00G
SAME--I. /. Levine: Sept. 10, 1915 3IaOT
KNEPPEE, Sophie - J. Phillips:
May Y. 1921 (yacatcdl. ......... G32ti
SPRIGG, Carroll--M. II. Dcwney
et NJ. Nov. IL, 10iI........ cQ3G7
JONES. Paul R.-Racine Rubber
Tive Co. OF y. y. mo; Oct. -,
1921 ................., 4Go2i
MUCCIDo. John. and Lena Man
zino-People. &C.; Nov. 8. 1919
AETNA CASUALTY d SURETY 'VOV0
Con-. Freifeld; Nov. 1. f92f 500. 90
Leo C.--M Smo-
lInsky: Oct. as, 1921 ......e.... @ 1,iss.2o
NOV, 80, iei5; ....:..............' 80 l.2po.72
THos. CUsAcK CO. - T.. wein-
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|, Closing prices OF stocks in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Satisfied u,DCuENTa
MANHATTAN.

The first name Is that OF the debtor: ~
Judgment was flied: