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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
LEGAL.

ehali be- construed to operate a. tint.
tatlun upon the power uf any cnIst q
comrc,e9t ,iurigdlctiGn wherein sgit l'
tan hill or tnN hills. to ~ ant deterr,it.,
reasonable attorneys tee 10 10 taxed
In the action IN favor ut tho tAld,t ~ :hb
stS'TION That passage Ny Board
ot Commissioner nt this Ordinance. IN.
atty asat.siuE the property iHltlu de-
rcrthcd itH ufopottionatc share ~ tho coft
VI tho pavement according Go N" benz.
~ derived thrt"trom. aud in making and
fixing lien upon the property aH hcrrli
set out thtll operate eH notice ~ rurt
assessment and lien against the creditors
purchaser thereof and 'hr lien hctchy
h>ed shan to effective against an such
owrr,a creditors or purchasers
SECTION g. That al ordinances Or
parts ~ ordinance ir confllct with ~"
provisions " this ordinance. In IH fat ~
such conflict exists be, ana the tamo ara
hereby repealed.
SECTION H. That an emergency cSist,
Tor The rresrtvati"n 81 the public health
peace and safety. and for the fnttheranca
of sttert improvements by reason whereof
this ordinance shan take effect rom anf
after II" passage, aprtoNai and rubl'eh'
PAsSCp. and tho emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately and approved thts
ON dHN ot Stptcrnst l9.i.
i9si "
T. n EVANS, Mayor.
MRS PRANK SEAMAN.
Guy Au'itns
Approved
FRANK " DUNCAN.
Ciiy ATTORNEY
trubIiahcd In Tho Tulsa Daily World sep
tsmh". Pc. o. ~ 10 and ie iati World
publIthing Company. rubllshoruD
NOTICE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
SEPTEMBER SPECIALS
We Sell on Terms.
Compare Our Prices

1920 Buick-roadSter, a bargain
Sale price ...,....,....,.... .ss0o
1917 7-pass. Marmon--completeiy
Dyrrhaulcd, looks Ike new Cord
tires sale price ...'.''''''| |I,sev
1913 7-pass. MarmOn--completel
oyorhauled and repa!nted. This is a
bargain for the money sale
.pri,e ..........,...,.,, 2eo
1919 MarmOn Chummy--complet
oyorhaulcd and ropainted. real
beauty, quality and style consid-
cred. Salo price ...,.... .S2,OVO
1890 7-pass. Marmon--slightly used
az demonstrated Never been sold.
Sale price ......'''''. SZ'9uV
1920 7-pass Jordan - completely
oyerhauled and repainted. Sale
1920 5-pass. Jordan--wire wheels,
slightly used. A real car for the
money. Sale price ........,,i,3bo
1917 7-pass Jordan--wire wheels.
repainted. with cord tires. Sale
price ....,.....,.....,.....,.sso $500
1921 Auburn eabriolet-new car.
Never has been sold, Just the car
for doctor or business man, sale
1917 5.pass. Nelie--in good shape.
1921 b-pass. Chevrolet-almost new.
Sale price ...........,,'',. .'s42o
OTHER CARS TO SELECT FROM
w. C. Norris Motor Sales
Company II
70l South Main st.
Phone Usage $500
Call for j. II. Hit.
n Used Car Manager. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

(Publlshed in Tho Tulsa Daily World
september 3, ana IN, 1921. World
Publishing company, Publisher Repub-
ltshcd September -. IS and i6. i9eL)
ORDiSANCE NO. 2ls5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
PURIFY PERSONAL

FOR real noryice send 80 your man otders
out ~ town customerA No guarantee
you perfect ~ and quality footwear for
less or refund your money. Mail orders
tlled day received. Turk BrO6. tl2 2.
Min
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

HIGHLASDs SECOND nE SUBDIVISION
Paving for Columbia tMcCoD Avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NorrcE-ro whom II may
concern--I have sold the Resce mar
ket and am not responsible for bills after
September ., 4. u. Quinn.
TO FOOT SuFFERERs--See our Wizard
expert man for those hurting feet; no
charge for high sounding wordH. you pay
for the appliances only. with Turk Bros.
az y. Main only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

LONDON. Sept. l3.-Lead-spot. cs, IS
futures 90, l5s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-11

Triseand tot, am plecat singnr.
Dnpa Q chlatorie, in wagon, dea-
supra vagonului, in wagon de
poSta, in wagon de carbuni, ba ii
pc JOS, in zina de l6 August sosii
a Arad, unde deja era infiintat
Consiliul National roman, - sub
presedinta d-lui Stefan Cicio Pop,
lar ''garda romaneasca" era in
formatie sub conducerea maioru.
lui Vlad.
Ma presintai d-lui Cicio Pop de
Ia care cerui permisiunea sac ma
due mai departe la Grade, in tara
Bihorului, tara nlea. Sosii in Is
Novembre, in care ri ma 81 presin-
tai conducat0rului Bihorului, Au-
rel Lazar. In aceeasi ri am fost
designat adjutant al comandan-
tului garzilor din Bihor, maiorul
Herbay, care atunci sc puse, CT
ajutorul oficerilor romani din B;-
hor, sd organizeze garzile roma
nesti din Bihor. Multamita insu-
fletirei acestor oficeri 81 simtului
de ordine al gardistilor romani
precum 81 al taranilor earl iubi-
lau inceputul imperiului roman
Gu o insufletire, ce nu vol uita
nici cand, ordinea s'a restabifit
in cateva zile.
Vol spune altadata, mai pc lars
poate, evenimentele acestor zila
de sarbatoare ale Bihorului, pre-
gatirile acestui capat al romans
mului pentru neuitabila ri din
Alba-Iulia, apoi suferintele cele
din urma 81 poate cele mai gro
zave ce lea avut de indurat acest
pOpOr din partea calailor de sacui
81 mOartea de martir mucenicl-
lOr Bihorului: Ciordasiu, Bolcas
81 Bogdan.
Ce vreau sd mai amintesc este
ca ziua de armistitiu, IL Novem-
bre, la moi nu sa serbatOrit Gu
atata enthusiasm, caci in ziua dc
IL Novembre nu mai exista ar
mata austro-ungara. Generalu1
italian Diaz incheia armistitiul CT
niste civil, representanti al unei
ruini, fara armata. Pentru moi
inceputul> sarbatorilor fost ziua
de 81 Octomvrie, lar culmea bu.
curiei fost ziua din / Decem
vrie, La Alba-Iulia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-11
INFORMATII
Sinucideri din ca Upset
de lucru.


Medicul legist Hamond cerce-
teaza astazi cauzele NORTH a doua
persoane carl s 'au sinucis.
Politia zice ca s'au sinucis din
cauza boalei 81 a Upset de lucru.
Evan Llewellyn, 49 ami, 1906
Launcelot Ave. s'a aflat spinzu-
rat i'm locuinta lui 81 John Gyoen-
gyoesi, SO ami, 9193 Woodland
Ave. murit in urma unei doze
puternice de otrava ce a luat.
Dover, O. : Inainte de a bea
otrava, domniSoara Zolda Gordon,
a Oprit ciasul din camera sa. A
lasat o nota pc care era scris !:
''Mi-e rupta inima." " Dansa a
murit cu cateva minute mai tar
ziu de ce a fost gasita in stare
lesinata. s3S1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-11

Mime, afara de mine, n'avea pofta
sd nance. Sc comehta retragerea
desastruoasa armatei de la PA
We, cauxa retolutiei. Tn officer,
tocmai reintors din Pesta, poves-
tea etenilnentele petrecute 81 CD.
in drumul sau spre garnizoana,
80 la Saskatchewan vaznt trc-
nuri incarcate Gu soldati sdrem-
tosi, din armata fugita din Italia
carl povesteau lucruri grozave de
pc front. Armata austro-ungara,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-11
ZILE re Carl NJ LEf
POTI UITA

cram suspect din punct de vede-
re- polite precuin spunea ac-
tul de la ministerial de honvezi.
Ell era in viata civila <functionar
Ia judecatorM de ocol din Virset.
I Ma re7ntorsei in prinzitor. Man.
Garlic ramancau aproapc neatinse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-11

fuxe an debandada. Nh mai are
nici initiate disciplinata. Gene
ralii, cari aveau automobile, all
.disparut ca camforul. Soldatii
erau fericiti carl aveau loc in
trenuri, orr pc acoperisul l,ii. Cea
lnai mare parte insa pornit pc
jos acasa..
Oficerii ascultau, palizi, 81 Sc
gandeau la viitorul lor. Viata lor
fara de. griji trebuie acum sa 0
schimbe.s vor # poate, - oroare,
expusi sa si fucreze. char Sc
gandeau ca s'au terminal zilele
bune cand Janos lie curatea els
mele, umplea. tigarete pentru .ei.
lar Pista avea grije de calul Yor
care ii astepta in fiecare dinli-
neata la poarta.
Aveau de ce sa fie suparati,
!caci cea mai mare parte din eli
erau oficeri de cariera.. Mai ales
|capitanul era tacut, caci, in micul
sat de langa Bakony Isl atribuise
putere aproape dictatorica. 81 trc-
sarea totdeauna cand auzia pusca
turtle 81 chiuiturile soldatilor de
pc strada.
Terminal prinzul. Ma ride Il
imi iau chipiul.
- 'Unde te duci'' = ma n
treaba capitanul.
- 'Acasa"
"Unde tie revolverul
Mergi asa, singur, pc strada ?
N'auzi ce afara .s'
'Revolverul meu nu IN az
apara contra soldatilor daca al
vol sd ma atace. Oar nu vor, caci
n an de ce. Eu nam batut pa
nime," ii rSspunsei 81 esii.
Mergand acasa, trebuia sa tres
pc langa casa care servia de ma
gazina militara. Curtea era plin;i
GU soldati 81 GU civil. Oamenii in
trau 81 esiau incarcati Gu tot felul
de maria inmagazinata: haine
manusi, rufe, curele, cizme, revo!
we're, carabine, etc., etc. In Occurs
de un cias n a mai ramas nici un
cuiu. 81 inventariul facut pentru
finea lunii arata MARTA in valoare
de peste zece, milioane coroane.
Asa s'a inceput sfarsitul me.
narhiei austro-ungare pretutindc-
nea unde erau soldati.
Peste cateva zile m am dus la
Viena, unde erau al mel.
A doua ri dupa sosire am mers
La Casarma Franz Ferdinand unde
erau cateva suite de oficeri 81 vre-o
1000 ~soldati romani adunati dc
prin trenurile carl sosiau la Viena
Vienezii, flamanziti 81 lipsiti, j.
tacau trenurile 81 luau tot ce pu-
teau Gle la soldati: haine, conser-
We, etc., lar autoritatile revolutio-
mare ii desarmau. De aceea, mi
mosul general Boeriu, infiintai
comisii de Oficeri 81 detasamente
soldati carl faceau serviciu pc Ia
gari 81 adunau pc toti romanii SO.
siti. Generalul vOia sa fOrmeze !
brigada romaneasca 81 sal duci
GU trenuri speciale in Ardeal.
Stiam ca aceasta va cere mul1
timp. Prea ardeam sa flu acasa
de aceea n am asteptat mimic, Z
0PRESTE-TE, U1TA-TE 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Libby. Mcneil & Libby Offer
ing To-day-0maha Issue
Also on Market.

offerag Of 100000 or 4 per cent
first mortgage bonds Of Libby. Mcneil
& Libby simultaneously III New York
and Chicago AZ 95ai and interest, which
Is approximately a ~ per cent. basis,
Il being made to-day. The amount TO
BE- sold IN the East IL relatively smaller
than that reserved for Chicago The
issue was sold by the company to the
Harris Trust and Savings Bark OF Chi
cago and Dillon. Read & Co. Associated
in the distribution are the Illinois Trust
and Savings Bank and the Continental
and Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank, both of Chicago.
The bonds are a closed first mortgage
on the company's principal plants. the
indenture requiring among other things.
that net current assets be maintained
at an amount at least equal 10 $50 per
cent. OF the first mortgage bonds out
standing. The annual payment from
1923 TO 1880. inclusive, to the trustee for
the sinking fund is 10 be not less than
$500. coo and that fund is 10 redeem at
least IS per cent. Of the bonds before
maturity. The bonds are callable at
105 up to 1895 and ] per cent less yearly
thereafter. The companys real estate,
plants and equipment are carried IN Us
consolidated balance sheet at s4,6S45'o
\ gainst which a depreciation reserve IN
ext rs or s5.00o,0o0 has been set up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
nond Prices Advnncc.

The advance In bond prices was greatly
accelerated by the lowering OF the Fed
eral Reserve discount rate In the New
York district. Large buying orders APP
peared yesterday in every group, APP
parently from individuals who had
wanted only such action as that taken
BY tho Federal Reserve Bank TO convince
them that 4 period Of easier money and
consequently higher security prices was
at hand. Rails were In greatest demand
Just as rails were the issues most heav-
lily dealt in in the stock market. Gains
in rails were as high az . points, active
trading occurring in practically all
Baltimore and Ohin Chesapeake and
Ohio. Chicago and Northwestern. Rock
Island. Missouri Pacific, New York Cen
trial. St Louis and San IRA ncisco Penn
sylvania and Southern Railway issues.
Rock island refunding ~ were espe-
clally prominent, advancing from 67h
to 6sa. Tho movement in st. Louis and
san Francisco income SIS was also wide
and ranged from 50ai 10 80. There was
great activity IN foreign bonds and most
interest was displayed again in Belgians.
British. Japanese and Danish bonds alsc
were bought urgently AZ advancing
pricea. Local fractions shared in tho
buoyancy. Hudson and Manhattan In
come rs and refundlug S. being we'll
bought. Tntorborough refundng Sc also
advanced sharply Cerro de Pasco Sc
and Goodyear SIS featured the indus
trials
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

BOSTON AUCTION RESULTS.

FURNISHED by Richardson Iili & Coz
t6 First National Bank Boston. 2Sbh 1851
I'd old South Trust, Boston. lot 100.
old Colony Trust. Boston. 22iia. ex div.
10 Rights Hamilton Manufacturing. 40
2-5 ipswich Mills. ~ and 1914 for las.
Nashua and Lowell, 1854.
10 Nashua and Lowell. iO0k.
80 Pittsburgh and Eastern, 70 cents.
10 Great Falls MIG, IA
/ Boston and Maine. i0M.
4n-iOo American Agricultural scrip. a..
Plymouth Cordagc. 205ia.
/ Lawrence Gas 9iA.
z Gillette Safety Razor. ~ div, f4S.
r. Taunton Gas. ssh
"a Quincy Market Cold Storage, $50.
Is Hood Rubber pf., 20.
2b Plymouth Cordage, 2oj.
70 Hood Rubber pf., s9h
5000 Cedar Rapids Mfg. let .. Z. IS. 1858,
1914
81 900 Mallory Steamship 1st O.. January.
1889, n
81 600 Atlantic city Gas let ;. T. IS. 1890.
4pis
$1,000 Huntington Development ist S. 1886.
III ,ooo virginia Carolina Chemical rus. No.
ver1bcr. 1889, az
r. Hamilton Mfg rights, 46-ies.
~ Hood Rubber pr, OOis.
Hartford Fire, b30is.
g6 Edison Electric. Brockton. i3lb,
Is Norton list pf.. 20 and div.
10 TcNas Gas pf 10 Texas Gas, ID. g..
/ George Fl Keith pf., % and div.
10 4 Il sayies Sons pf, 20.
: Nassachuaetts Lighting pf., I3h.
: North Boston Lighting pr, ~.
II Anglo American Commercial. cents.
10 Atlantic Fruit. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
SUPPORT OF FOREIGN
TRADE BODY URGED
Failure t Buy Stock Holding
Up Millions in Export
Business.

CLEVELAND, May 15.-Suspicion. hest
fancy and a passive attitude toward sub
scribing for stock of the Foreign Trade
Financing Corporation the hundred mil
lion dollar organization for the extern
sion Of long time credits in foreign
trade. arc holding up millions of dol
lars worth of export trade which would
open up factories and find work for
many thousands now unemployed, for
mcr Secretary OF Commerce William G..
Redfield to-day told delegates to the
national foreign trades council conven-
tion here
Speaking this afternoon at group
session luncheon of the American Manu-
factuers Export Association of New
York, of which lie is president, in dis
cussing special export problems of the
manufacturer. Mr.. Redfield said
II know personally Of orders from
other countries available TO the United
States at the present time of over $780,
100000 which can be closed just as soon
as the corporation operates.
These orders, / know, are for firms
in Chicago, New York. Boston. st.
Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland. several
Southern cities and. | am informed, 1t is
true also Of Spokane, Seattle and San
Francisco.
1T is not question Of whether this
corporation ought 10 be formed and put
into operation. but one of whether we
shall go up or down in the foreign ex-
port trade. We have the ability 70
ompete with foreign competitors but we
are without the tools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
short Term Inycstmen tS.

Houses that specialize in short term
investments are urging their customers
TO invest in Victorys which mature on
May 90 1928. but have an optional ma
turity Of June and December, 1872. II
Is pointed out that Victorys are equal in
iqudity with United States Treasury
certificates. and in view of the large
market which they enjoy can be re-
garded az quick banking investment.
particularly adapted to the needs Of those
who desrc funds on short notice. The
range OF yield on United States Treasury
certificates. as compiled by Solomon
Bros. & Hutzler, is t.S5 70 5.45 per cent.
The yield on Victorys is $50 per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921,

which $3.50
withtira win "
s7ss.7s7.si :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
ARKANSAS FLOODS EXPAND.
NeW Issue

HELENA, Ark. May 5.--A break in the
White River levee near Georgetown has
expanded from f50 to 500 feet, and more
than 10000 acres Of land, 50 per cent.
or which is under cultivation, are mum
dated.
Nearly 1000 refugees from the
flooded district are safe at Peach Or
chard Bluff and Cotton Plant ana no
lose OF life had been reported.
The water is rising two inches an hour
in some sections and Is four and hair
feet deep at McClelland. The Red Cross,
assistcd nv National Guardsmen, Is eX-
tending relief at Cotton Plant. where
several hundred refugees are housed IN
box ears. A camp has been established
az Peach Orchard Bluff and more than
/ 500 persons were given aid there to-
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
Average Bond Prices
Omaha school Issue offered.

An issue of s2.50D,Ooo of Omaha school
district 81 per cent gold bonds. dated
May 2. 1921, and due on May 2. 1881, Is
being offered at 10l.47 and interest to
yield $40 per cent by a syndicate COM
posed of Ames, Emerich & Co.. Stacy
& Braun. Redmond & Co.. Blodgett 4
CO. and Eldredge & CO. The bonds are
2 direct obligation Of the school district.
which is coextcnsive with the city OF
Omaha and comprises an area of about
fifty-eight square miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
United Foreign
City of Bor-
denux IS

dCuuA VI
2. .S1l2
CtyofLyons 6s
q. .ot
2. .S1l2
civ of Mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
TREE FATAL TO FLIES
MAY ABOLISH SCREENS
Department of Agriculture
Making Test of Claims.

wAsHITGToN. May Ely swatters
and screens will be unnecessary II the
United States Department OF Agriculture
finds merit in the fly killing properties
claimed fSr q sapling grown from tho
seed OF a Kentucky coffee tree by the
late Prof George r. Holmes of the Uni.
versity OF Virginia
The sapling has been sent here by the
university for test OF the properties
claimed and with the hope that the seeds
will he distributed throughout the coun-
try 10 exterminate the pests.
Prof. Holmes asserted that the tree
gave off a peculiar poison fatal TO flies,
and therefore was boon to humanity.
He planted It In his garden. and re-
quested that II be dedicated as his only
memorial. AT the direction OF the fac
ulty a metal plate inscribed Holmes
Tree" was fastened to its trunk. ana an
iron fence placed about Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
Canadian Pacific.

The sale OF per cent. debenture STOCK
bv the Canadian Pacific Railway in
london Of considerable amount Is for
the purpose Of meeting the company's
European requirements, which include
payments for ships and other materials.
The money borrowed in London will be
expended there. The operation which
goes back TO methods of pre-war financ-
ing, does not preclude eventual bor-
rowing in this market on bonds or de-
bentures secured by debenture stock
as collateral. but It does lessen the
roads possible requirements in this
market. 1t is understood that the
financing In London cost 6i4 per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
New Offerings.

Several public utility offerings are
scheduled for next week. three OF them
for Monday or Tuesday. One not
hitherto mentioned is A,50o.o0o of Port
land Railway Electric Light and Power
bonds Another is s4.500.o00 to s5.oO.ooo
Of Milwaukee Electric Light and Rail
way bonds bearing a 7ia per cent
coupon. and to be offered by DILLON
Read & 90. Still another is the
puouesne Light financing to be handled
B, n syndicate headed by Harris. Forbes
G. co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
Tennessee stavc FIotntion.

Baker Fentress & Go. Of Chicago
arc offering ON an 8 per cent basis
s4O0. 900 OF the first mortgage serial bonds
Of the Tennessee Stave and Lumber
Company. which are secured by 3054l
acres OF hardwood timber lands in Ten
nessee, carrying more than i22.ooo00o
feet or understandable lumber, manufac-
turing facilities and other assets valued
al approximately s2,0oo,o0c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
L. :. Training Academy.

\ Government training academy rank
ing with West Point ana Anna polls. to
be devoted exclusively TO the preparation
and education Of men for the Govern
ment foreign service. was suggested In
the address delivered this morning by J.
Walter Drake Of Detroit.
More stra ight from the-shouder hand
ling of big trade problems is expected
tomorrow morning when James A,
Farrell. chairman Of the council and
president OF the United States Steel
Corporation, addresses the fourth gen
eral session on The American Mari
time Policy"
At noon tomorrow Edward y. Hurley,
former chairman Of the United States
Shipping Board, will speak on the same
subject at the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon.
Senator Walter L. Edge. author Of
the law making possible the 500, 600. 900
foreign trade financing corporation for
the extension of long time foreign
credits, will be the principal speaker at
the annual banquet Of the council to-
morrow night. His subject will be Our
Foreign Trade"
In the final declaration Of the general
convention committee on Saturday morn
ing II is expected the chief recommended
tion viii he:
Exemption Of American investments
abroad from domestic income tax to
place Americans on an equal footing
with competitors In foreign lands.
Tariff revision TO permit the imposition
of penalties where American products are
Disseminated against and concessions
where American goods receive favorable
treatment
Development Of the American mercan-
tile marine
Cooperation ~ bankers. manufactur-
ers. merchants and the investing public
10 get the Foreign Trade Financing Cor
poration started TO make possible long
time credits. essential to revival OF
Americas export trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

There were yesterday further declines
IN raw sugar prices. some Porto Rlcos
pressing FOR sale going to local redners
~ 49, cents 8. l. r, representing de-
cline Of Y cent. Later IN the day q
further decline Or 1-t6 cent was noted
on sale 10 a local rehncr AZ ass cents
c. |. T. Refined sugar prices were I'M
changed at $50 cents. less per cent.
to n decline Or Q points reported ~ tho
Federal late IN the day AZ $40 cents
regular trrms.
The range Of prices IN yesterday
sugar futures market follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
$4,000, 900 Issue sold.

The $500. 100 of tho Connecticut Light
end Power Company first and refund
Ing mortgage per cent sinking fund
sold bonds. series a. due on MAY II
1861. offered Yesterday nv 2 syndicate
headed by Ice. Higginson & Co. were
sold before the close or business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
substituted on List.

Tho New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from its list $4,000. 900 ~ the
afteen year sinking fund convertible
ner cent. gold bonds Of the Mexican
Petroleum Company. Ltd, ~ Delaware
due on May /. 1898. when issued, and
has admitted 70 the list temporary bonds
FOR that issue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
sales in the North w est.

Subscriptions IN the Northwest to the
Offering Of $3.50. 900. 900 OF Great North
Northern Pacific So per cent. bonds
were gratifying particularly in view OF
the small amount OF the average sale to
a purchaser in that section. Typical OF
sales In the Northwest was the record
OF the Northwestern Trust Company OF
st. Paul. which sold si.000.000 OF the
bonds in average individual sales OF
less than $4,000 each.