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"a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCEPTIONAL OPPOh r 4. y = Y
fof young man. single, who VIII
invest $500 and HervlceH Must be
willing 20 work hard ANA leave
Seattle salary 90 per week.
room nnd bonrd For quick nc-
lion give telephone number For
particulars address ll-b2, star
HALE fNTEHERT EgTABLfaUED
BnOk EHAGE OFFICE, 800
Reliable man. able 10 furnish good
reference. can secure half interest
in paying office. The WORK ~
clean and interesting, requires no
previous experience II You are
willing. Beautifully furnished Of
ficeH You should clear better
than $500 each month. III sea-
board Bldg.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY
II rooms. hot water heat; hot ana
cold water ~ rooms. clean ana
~ just what you are looking for.
Only $500 cash required. See Nj.
Barrett 30f Green Bldg. Fourth
ana Pike ~.
MOVIE THEATRE
! have a theatre with 200 seats, two
machines and fully equipped Ia
every way. This house must be
sold and we eau arrange good
terms. See HAUBROOK. AZ
Burke Bldg,
"uOME BAKERY AND GHOcEEY"
University location. can be bought
for $500 less than IL be- worth. on
account Of old age Of owner, who
wishes 10 retire Rent $50. Price
$1,000. Some snap buy Hubbard
q Enston. Gz7 SeabIrd Bldg.
STORE FOH SALE an SETH. NEA u
Greenwood Your chance 10 get IN.
See OlmHtead. bbth ana Green
wood Ballard l2f7
ROOMING HOUSE - WILL tx
change for business suited 70 sim
gle man. 1923 sixth ave.
3 HOusEk EEpING ROOMS: TWO
rooms pay rent, walking dlgtauce.
SOC sonera 5000 Main $3.50
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rs ron sALE--RrAL ESTATE
ia.aso ". rInNNnY pIgrnlcr

'2.eSo-w. rifiNNEY DisTnicT
srIcK AND SPAN s.room bunga-
low bedrooms, Kitchen, bath and
pantry ia white. newly painted
outHidei kitchen range linoieum.
tables, chairs, etc, thrown IN; cor
nor lot. Ghxl0k. In hiHh state OF
cultivation. reasonable terms,
ti.soo-RAfNIER VALLEY
A GREAT mo BARGAIN
situated block Go car on paved
street; acre tract corner. i3lk309
perfectly cleared. fichrst ~ soil
always been in garden. Old
huildinEH, short distance south Of
iiiiimRn city. lies level. out-of-
town owner wants quick sale
good torms.
~. A. SCHROEDER
ith Boston lilocN Main 81
Evening. North 2s0i
OWNER MUST UNLOAD
lie has "a brand new bungalow on
paved street. very close ini has
oak floors. finished in ivory and
mahogany. indirect liEhtinEs huf-
Tot. large attic good garage, cF-
m~nt basement furnace and laun-
asry cabinet kitchen. cooler.
500. s300 cash. balance rent
nEtI. 4 90. INC.
Main 4aa Co7-A-a gcnboard Bldg.
Evenings Call North f28
pHfNNEY RIDGE
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME
Look ONLY $500
View sound and Mountains
.ot 50Kt0U
Large attractive Groom home with
sleeping porch and cement base
mrnt; well furnished library tR-
al a al a.
buffet, chairs and dishes. cookinE
utensils. coal range. gas range. 2
bedrooms Of good furniture, lace
curtains. coal. wood and many
leave for South az once. Don't de-
lay--cume out 90 1925 y. t1th. or
phone North 2fa.
SMALL COTTAGE. tz5 DOWN. SO
month. CouFhlln. g0f American
Hank Bidg Main 2t7G.
$500 ROOM HOUSE: MODERN
water. light; lot bOxi3o. 1870
cash West ioAS-N. bss' ff'h
II wANTED-REAL ESTATE
WANTED tdATtNgs OF HOUSES
We sell them. The Pacific Agency.
Inc. ti0o Arcade bldg Elllott 1913.
rs FOR ENCH.NCE-REAL
EENttif
MONEY MAKING FARM HOME
IS acrese. practically all IN cuitiva-
ton. A full complement 81 build.
ingH Photos here. Fruits. large
and small. stock and equipment
Part OF household effects Clear
title. Elegant situation. Exchange
or easy term sale at $1,000.
CHARLES sOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Building
uAVE A PINE cORNER. SnaI3o.
northeast corner % spring and
IGth. clear Of incumbranc@ VIII
exchange Tor home in University
district. or would consider Medina
property. VIII nay wash dtffUr-
cuce or assume ~ uerenaarY.
WHITE COL New York Hlk.
Main 1903.
WILL GIVE WERT SEATTLE VIEW
lot or acreage as part payment on
t-ruom modern house. Capitol
1855
SMALL. IMPROVED. IRRIGATED
ranch. unincumbercd VIII trade
might take auto, Elliott f142.
afternoons.
Ron SALE Oh TRADrs-sta. 600
farm. first payment on apartment
house. or sshat have your box Ssi.
Tacoma.
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED

SULLIVAN CHEMICAL co, el7
John st and Westiake, upstairs
wants agents for each locality IN
the city or towns Products abb
soiutely guaranteed. Call between
and 10 a. m.
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EIRNIslIEn HOUSES

NICELY FURNISHED GROOM Ut
pick house. close In. s30. Take
North Queen Anne ear itiA tth n.
b.RooM HOUSE. sgh
per month ballard Atof
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FTRNIsiIED DorSTs

s-EOOM HOUSE f15. FUREIsHED,
sl25 nth y. T.. and slLh. ballard
<1Of.
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u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PARTNERSHIP

AUTO REPAIR SHOP
$3.50 is the fun price FOR equal
half interest In dandy shop,
good location. and plenty OF ,
work No bonus to pay here.
More than value for your
money, besides an oppor-
tunity 60 make better than ,
S200 per month for yourself I
1t Is not necessary that you
be first class mechanic, as
owner is good mechanic, and
viii help man that Is reliable
and willing to work. See Mr.
Potter at M Seaboard Bldg, I
Fourth and pike.
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STOCKS AND BONDs

WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
81 Security Auto Tube .... s0.tN
so Mcrch. Who'll. Groc. Co. 500
$50 Sultann Mines ..+...... .0t
400 Wyomont OIL ......... so
300 Pacific Electric Weldcr. rs
100 Deep Sea Salvage ...... 10
J 000 Columbia Red Metal g.. II
I GOO AmcrApn oil ....... .Nl
100 luyo F'rro Gordo ...... .Nb
2a0h HeCla Wyoming oil ... .0l
2fb0 Black Hawk Mining " OF
5000 Red Monarch Cons .... on
$3.50 Alaska Copper River 90. .O1
$500 Wyoming Pacific Oh 60. .0f a.
MAX WlNkLER
81 I-a.L--.. I-LlLDLL A.n
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stSNfpALE RANCH
acres. nearly all cleared; rustic
house. Z rooms. electric lights, hot
ana cold water. bath. fireplace.
house. very attractive property.
close 90 main road. we'll adapted
for berry or chicken ranch. Price
$4,000 terms. Ask for Mr. Fields.
Main iTE0
OEo. 4. SPENCER & co.
funchiey bldg
Member Seattle Real Estate
Association.
10 AcnEs SOUTH or CITY
a BARGAIN
Located on good road; ciore 20 paved
highway: one mile south ~ sun
plenty 81 good wood. The cheap
cot land in the entire district
PRICE for TO- acres. NI0o; 1loo
r. VAN ARsDALr e. co.
1913 Third Ave.
MIR. WORKING MAN
Buy this 5acrc tract. within driving
distance Of Seattle for 5000, easy
terms. Clear II this winter when
work r. scarce. The cordwood will
pay you better than wages. When
you have It cleared you viii have
n ranch that will be worth about
$500.
a. CONAN & co.
Rainier Bldg. eos Marion Street
Members OF the Seattle Real Estate
Association
60 ACRES LAND ON COUNTY
road. two miles from postofficc
ana wharf For particulars see
John Johnson. BoN II. Camano.
Mhsh.
MY ACRES GOOD SOIL. FRONT
ing PAVED HIGHWAY. close in:
81 200. terms GILLIAN. ei2 Leary
Bldg. or Rainier i20-R evenings.
59A ACREAGE WANTED
I HAVE THREE CLIENTS ron iN-
proved places In the pea Moinea
dietrict Call al office. or mail
description and price
WHITE. sol New York Blk.
Main agna
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LAND ron BALE
The executors 81 the J, g.. Calvin
estate will sell FOR cash. 40 acres
n. =. y ~ the ~. ". =, and 20
ton 1s. twp 20. H. g. This land IL
located about y miles enHt Of
Renton. ON the old Iaaaauah road I.
level aud well wntered This land
can be- plated aud sold Ia b-acre
tracts 20 good advantage by any
one having carh 10 make tho deaf
HidH viii be received up 20 Feb
ruHry /. and must be sealed and
mailed 20 Box 1882. Erntou,
n. E. DUFF AND THOR OLSEN
Executors OF the Estate.
ACRES. CLOSE IL. IMPROVED
A real sacrifice. located walking
distance OF Hantou. very close TO
paved highway. nearly all cleared /.
n acre of bearing straw b"frl'ff
family orchard. 1-room house. 2
large chicken houses. An income
from the start Price t2.700. $1,000
y. VAN AnsDALE & co
1919 Third Ave
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
Seven acres right on the Buckley.
Sumner paved highway: all i'm.
proved. not a stump, an level. rich
black soil. no rocks: nicely fenced
neat broom cottage. barn; 90 young
bearing fruit trees; one mile 10
town. on bus line. This II an ideal
place FOR berries. cherries. poultry.
berry field adjoining. Price $4,000.
one fourth cash. and viii give long
time on balance 10 someone who
wishes 10 raise berries and poultry.
This In extra fine land good Local
ton W. L. Burnside. Buckley.
Wash.
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w GGhSbNhL
sWEATS. MASSAGE, SALT CLOVIS.
shower. 421 Peoples Bank Bldg.
second and Pike.
Anna Marks. Hydrbtherapy. selentif-
ic massage. COZ Mutual Life BID.
First and YeHler.
NO OPERATIONS Or Lillian Chand-
Ter. annipractor. Ga First ave. up
stairs. Main tt1a.
100 RIAL ESTATE LOsNe
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON Farm
and acreage loans. Eothe Farm
Mtg Co, Inc. Leary Bldg. seattle
lOG LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is % certify that r. ". Guffith
has made an application 20 erect
aud maintain a public garage at
1913 18TH ave. east half lot 7. block
Q. Fades and knights Addition.
Anyone desiring TO protest such
occupancy must file such protest
al the office OF the Building De-
partmcnt Room sos County city
Building. prior 20 February Z. 1921
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
This h. to certify that NackintoHh-
Truman Lumber company has
made application To alter and eN-
tend lumber yard Al 1883 jack
son 81. lot Z. block /. Syndicate
addition. Anyone desiring 10 pro-
test such occupancy must file
such protest a. the office OF the
building department, Room sos.
County-Cify building. prior to
January IS. 1921.
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y sTART you IN THE CANDY
IDsT AND FOUND

LOST. WEDNEsDAY = y LA G X
onyx and pearl pin. West Queen
Anne car or Pine st.. between
FIrgt and Third ayes. Reward.
Mrs. Davis, Main 4lf.
LOST. SUNDAY, ON PHINNEY CAR
or r.. 45th--f.ndy's small handbag.
containing address booSg and near
~ $50. Phone Main $3.50 Reward.
Lost - OPAL PENDANT. HAND
carved gold setting. between Viz
glnia and Union. Fourth and west
lake. Phone Elliott elbO. reward.
IL sam WEIsFIELD CAN'T RE-
30f Union.
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SASH AND DOORS
O. N WILLIAMS co.
1915 First Ave. 4
SHORT FLOORING
SHORT CEILING
Priced 5000 per thousand Tor
foot and s-foot lengths. and tta.Ve
per thousand for s-foot 10 s-to"'
lengths
RED CEDAR REvEL SIDING =,
Z inches and inches wide. priced
at 5000 per thousand
Our large illustrated cataiog show
ing full line OF building material
free on request
o. II. WILLIAMS CO.
Established 1893.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Mex. Pete. Breaks
On s.Bear" RumOrs
About Exhaustion
Unofficial Reports of Pro.
hibitive Export Tax and
of Decline in Production
Used to Depress Stock

Reports 1nulcaClng IhaC the State
Department at Washington had been
unofficially advised that the Mexican
Congress was contemplating the plac-
Mexican crude oil, coupled with predic-
tions of an early exhaustion Of the
present producing areas, were followed
by sensational decline in Mexican
Petroleum shares on the Stock Ex-
change yesterday. The stock which in
the morning had touched lot, broke
precipitately in the afternoon to 90,
and closed 77s points OF at 9sN.
The decline was apparently engineer
ed by a group of bears who ignored
statements issued by the Department
of Commerce to The effect that the
oil fielcs of Mexico we're destined to
aecome ahe dominant producing area
oi the vorld.
One of the statements which was
construed bearishly on Mexican petrol
cum was issued by Ignacio Moran,
special commissioner Of the Mexican
Treasury Department, who came to
New York recently to study the oil
situation and taxation questions. The
other was by J. F. Guffey, Pittsburgh
oil operator, back from Mexico, who
said that the light oil reserves of Mex
leo amounted to only 60,O00,00O barrels
and that before March /, 1922, the
country would become an unimportant
factor in the oi. producing world.
At the Offices Of the Mexican Petrol
cum Company, It was said that both
Mr.. Moran and Mr., Guffey were form
erly connected with the Agwi Com
pany, and that the issuance of the
statements by them simultaneously in
various parts of the country indicated
that their purpose was a speculative
one, and was but another of those at
tacks intended to depress securities
the origin of one statement from the
manager, and the other former en-
ploye of property whose failure in
the Mexican field would scarcely en-
title them to be regarded as experts"
"The Mexican Petroleum Company"
continued the statement, "is continu
ing its business operations despite the
efforts of bear interests and it's report
to-day showed the largest production
in the history of the company. The
management predicted that this prod
uction would be the smallest for some
time to come"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
New Liquidation
Sends Cotton Off
After Early Rise
Decline of23 to 43 Points Fol
lows Talk of Disappoint-
ing Trade Demand; High
cr Prices Expected Later

An early advance in cotton was fol-
lowed by declines under renewed liqui-
dation. January sold off from 1888 to
1915, closing at 1920, compared with
1850 at the close of last week, and the
general market closed at a net decline
of 23 to 4S points.
There was talIt or disappointing trade
demand and increasing Southern offerings,
but otherwise no Sfresh feature was con-
nected with the decline, which carried
prices into new low ground for tho move
ment. A continuation OF December liquid
alton had. an unsetting influence on the
general list, however, and while there was
some trade buying on a scale down, ii
seemed to be outweighed by the Increased
Southern hedging
Aside from that confidence in ultimately
higher prices, expressed by many OF the
local commission houses or traders is
coupled with decided nervousness IN
certainty as to the more Immediate course
OF the market, md It is probable that the
decline reflected approximations continued
slight trade demand would lead to weak
ness in Southern spot markets.
Southern spot markets, officially
norted, were generally rs to b5 points
lower
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and as points lower at 1850 for
mddiing; no sales were reported.
The range or prices
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Grains Slightly
Weaker in Quiet
And Narrow Trade
Early Strength on Outlook
for Drop in Visible Off
set by Selling of Wheat;
Little Interest in Corn

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Notwithsta
a substantial decrease in the United
States visible supply total, the wheat
market to-day underwent Il slight de-
cline, owing chiefly to imports of duty
paid Canadian. wheat. Prices closed
easy at 1sc to 1ac net lower, with De-
cember $1.07& @$l.oS and May $i.12as
@S1.121a. Corn finished shade to "a
off; oats unchanged to Il lower, and
provisions varying from 21ac decline
to 12c advance.
AT first the bulls in wheat appeared to
have some little advantage on account of
correct anticipations OF the change in the
domestic visible supply figures, but de-
mand failed to broaden out, and all up
turns in price seemed to be signal fo,
selling on the part of houses with North
western connections.
In the end the prevailing sentiment was
rather bearish, the outstanding featurs be-
Ing news that millers at Buffalo and other
eastern points were acquiring wheat from
Canada and that the Canadian visible sup
ply total had been heavily enlarged Be
sides, export inquiry continued to be slug
gish and there was no stimulus in private
estimates OF farm reserves, the estimates
proving similar to the government report
OF October /.
Absence OF any aggressive support tended
10 weaken corn and oats Trading was
almost entirely local.
Provisions averaged higher In line with
hogs
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Foreign Bonds
American Type Founders
Earned SI6.26 on Con,n1

The American Type Founders Com
pany reported net profits for the year
ended August 81, after taxes, of $685.
GIG, eqivalent, after preferred divi-
dends, to $16.26 share earned on the
$A,OOO,O00 common stock, compared
With S761 ,563, or $14.56 a share, earned
in the preceding year.
Surplus for the year amounted to
$4SO,354, against 1922, ,351. Cash
totaled S541, ,737, notes receivable ST.
O40,330, and accounts receivable, ST.
s1,69l. Accounts payable was $500
zoe, and notes PAYABLE. 81 .3O0. .nn0
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Curb Oil Stocks
Decline Slightly
In Quiet Trading
Maracaibo, Standard Of In
diana, Others Lose Frac-
tions, but Some Rally; Gil
'ette, Glen Alder Lower

OIL stocks turned generally lower in
yesterdays quiet trading and fractional
Losses were recorded by several OF the
active issues. Others in the group
worked aigher, however, giving tne
market al irregular trend at the close
Standard of Indiana was slightly
lover. while Maracaibo dropped more
than point to 264s. international Re-
trolsum lost a fraction. Atlantic Lopos
and Anglo-American worked up trac,
tionn;y. Keystone Ranger reacted
with the rest of the group.
In the Industrial group Glen Alden
Coal lacked support and fell back to
43, while Gillette, exdividend 50, was
8 points lower at the close. West End
Chemical was again active within a
narrow range. Acme Coal was in strong
demand at one time and registered a
new high for the movement before a
relapse on profit taking.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Tobacco Stocks
Certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York CITY Rands

=. -, TT FAS IIstFIt OF FEUeVAI YAK
on the dates OF maturity
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
THE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANk
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

New York, September 2sth. 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice IS hereby given that a Specst
Meeting OF the Shareholders of the Bank
van be held at Its banking rooms at e.
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, CITY
and State Of New York, on the 1st day e
November, 1921. at 10 O'Clock in the fora-
noon or that day, for the purpose OF rats-
flying and confirming the terms and condi-
taons agreed upon by a majority OF ths
board Of directors OF The Chase Nationsl
majority OF the board of directors OF th:s
Bank to consolidate the said two banking
associations into one association under the
charter of The Chase National Bank Of
the City. OF New York: and for tho trans
action or such other business as may prop
eriy come before the meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors
FRANK ". FRAZEE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York, September esth, 1f2l

New York, September 2sth 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice IS hereby given that a Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Bar'c
vii be held at it's Banking Rooms at 81
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. City or
New York. State of New York, on the 1st
day Of November, 1921, at IL o'clock noon.
Tor the purpose of ratifying and confirm
ing the terms and conditions agreed upoa
by majority of the board of directors os
The metropolitan National Bank of thu
the board OF directors of this Bank -
consolidate the said two banking associa :
tions into one association under the char
TER or The Chase National Bank OF tins
City of New York: and for the trsnsac-
ton OF such other business as may prop.
erly come before the meeting
by order Of the Board of Directors.
W. p. HOLLY, Cashtsr
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION.
New York. September 2ath. 1921.

New York. September 29th. 1921.
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF Chass
securities Corporation will be held at is
once at 81 Broadway. Borough OF Mar
haitian. City Of New York. state of New
YORK. on the 1st day of November. 1921.
at Two O'Clock in the afternoon. TO cor
from 10000 to 900 the nuriber ot
shares' without nominal or par value.
the amount of its stated capital from
Ss.!5o.oo0 to $4,000. .00o the conditions
under which such increase shall become
eHectlve; the consideration for and ths
terms and conditions under which. If
authorized. said new or additional shares
snail be issued; and for the transaction
" sucn otaer business as may properly
come before the meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors
E. r. TINKER, President
dALSTEAD G. FREEMAN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS OF JOSEPH MACK

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of Joseph MACK
pIintins House, Inc. viii be held in ths
offices Of the company, 81 Wall Street 10
the Borough OF Manhattan. CiSy and state
OF New York, on the sth day OF NovembeF;
l92l. at II O'Clock noon. for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing year: IN
spectors of election to serve at the nexs
annual meeting, and to tranaact such other
meeting.
49,. w. P. CHURcHHILL. Secretary.
Detroit Michigan. October 20. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Niagara Power Earnings

Niagara Falls Power Company and
the Canadian Power Company report
gross earnings for the quarter ended
September 80, of s1,518,563. After pro
viding for operating expenses Of s243,-
$50, amortization of $147,1O3 and taxes
OF S187054, there remained $780, ,526 for
net operating revenue. Non-operating
revenue amounted to $81,O17. bringing
the total net income to $1,021,543.
After deducting charges of $3.50 ,347
there remained surplus of S482.196.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
THE
IMPORTERS s. TRADERS
NATIONAL BANK
TO HOLDERS or
CERRO De PASc0 COPPER
CORPORATION
'eBig m,c,, are only kttIe men
gipen q fair chance to gyor.

io-Year Convertible Sinking Fund So
Gold Bonds Due 1881 Issued Under
Indenture Dated January 1, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
provisions OF Section 2 OF Article -Four of IA.
Indenture mentioned above. between Cerro &c
Pasco- Copper Corporation and Coumbis
Trust Company, Trustee. Bonds, outstanding
under said Tndenture bearing the serial nun.
bers below listed. have been drawn for r..
demption as Of January !. 1922 at 1855 o.
the principal sum thereof. VIZ:
fnxrunN nNAn4
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
COUPON BONDS
.IyMPFPS
TEMPORARY BoNpY
NUMBER s776

~ u vi bEk $40
Upon surrender OF each OF the ahov-
listed coupon Bonds ard temporary Bond 50
dr. wn for redemption az the Office OF 7. r.
Morgan & Co., Sinking Fund Trustees. 8
Wall Street, New York. on or after Janusiy
3. 1922, payment will be made OF the rcder,
ton price of l059o OF the. principal sum. NJ
such drawn coupon Bonds surrendered ru-'
have attached the coupons maturing July =.
1922 and subsequently. The coupon on such
drawn coupon Bonds due January l, 49,.
may be detached and collected and the inter
est then due on such drawn temporary Be-
will be paid in accordance with the terms
thereof Interest will cease on all sr.ls
drawn Bonds from and after January !. 1872.
Any OF such drawn Bonds may be converted
into stock OF the Corporation, as provided IN
the aforesaid Indenture, on or before January
8. 1922, the said date OF payment OF the rec
dernption price.
Dated November l.. 1921.
CERRO DE PASCO COPPER
CORPORATION
RY II. EsK MoLLEg. Treasnyer
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE BUCKEYE PIPE LINE COMPANY.

is Broadway, New York, ~ \.
November J. 1921.
A dividend OF two dollars per share has
oeen declared on the capital stock OF THIS
company, payable December 10, 1874. 70
stock holders of record at the close OF busl-s
ness November 22 1921.
All communications regarding payrnenet
or cnange of address should be sent to the
Undersigned not later than December :.
GEORGE cHEsEBRo.. secrs,ary.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
London Metal Market

LONDON, Oct. 31.--Standard copper,
spot, f66 os; futures, 967 rs Sd. Elec-
trolytic, spot, e72 los; futures, STA los.
i2s Cd Zinc, spot, s26; futures,
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