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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-27

0oBrERNo DE PUERTO RICO


DO acuerdo con Ia Ley de Carreteras
VICENTE. (Ley NO. 50, aprObada Julio
IL, 1921l, Artfculo No. .. secci6n (c)
que dice:
"Ninghn vehiculo de motor cuyo Pc
10 exceda de cuarro toreladas descar-
gado, nj de oeha toneladas cuando este
cargando, serA rermitido en- los cami-
nos pdblieOs, con exception de los We
hiculOs pesados de motor que actual
mente hayan obtenido hcencias que
hubiesen sido encargados con anterio-
ridad q la aprobaci6n de esta Ley, otc."
Sc notiica q todos los dleaos de
trucks que SO iniciara en- hreve una
campana energica contra los infracto-
res do esta Ley, q saber:- Todo truck
Qus 80 encOntrare nevando mas carga
Dc Ia permitida para Ia que tenga ex-
pedida su ncencia, los agontes de. este
Departamento, le vaciarAn el axceso al
iado de ID eaxreteras Guedando este
ali pOr cuenta y riesgo del dusno del
truck.
De acuerdo con eI articulo No IS,
secci6n (el y No. IS de esta Ley. al
chauffeur Sc le suspendera; la licencis
pOr (l5l quience dias Ia primer in
Fraction, por IN mes > Ia segunda In
fracci6n y So le cancelarA Ia licencia q
Ia tercera infraoci6n.
III dueho del truck serA dsnGnciado
por cada violaci6n do Ia secci6U dc Ia
Ley arriba mencionada ante la corte
correspondents.
Atentamente,
(Firmadol John A. WILSON,
ComisiOnado del Interior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-27


eE AEQuII.A Il eass namero - de-
h Avsnlda wilson , ss vendsn nue.
hHns Informnrkn "a IL z,isma easa.-P.
mm AIQuEE.A ma hahiaaei6n smnsbla-
"a sara cabalierns nnlamentes con Wis
"a Ia bnhaa. InfermarAn Caleta de-
Can gnan NE. 2. Tel COS Negro. r
WAmnaACEAs--Psr No pedsEia atsnder
~ anoao. - vsnds una gasmacia de por-
vmfR nilnnda en punte c6ntFsco y con
marnlHca cllnntsia. "a una pesueha po-
hlnri6n e II isla. Para tnformes pue-
Am dlrisirns : HI MUNDo. San Juan,
- n-R.
a. ALQUELA ana casa en- IA eaiis Eu-
ropa. parn1a e. aantuEee. pE0pia para
familia psgusaa Informarkn telkfono 2.
vsras. santmcs. ,.
"A los UNT0NzsIAs DE ?, e. Las
inmRnian. aihisrss Dc eoEhatas. yuntas,
nlneha raFhmtaa y betonea para aolapa
cen IA bandsra pueEtoFsiansaa ~ nos
hnn llagada de- Rurepa y las estamos
wsnalsndo FApidansents. avancs com
Esnr Ia nuya autes que se eorrinyan.
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A LOS COMERCIANTES Y QUIN.
CALLEROS DE LA ISLA

Por no continuar ell negocio 80
venden los siguientes articuios a pre-
clos Baratisimos:
Medias ni1o punto lngles blancas,
negras, tabacos, rosa azul 6O CEN
tavos doc.
Calcetines hombre as centavos doc
Aguias coser desde 20 centavos
millar.
Botones nacar vestido 18, 20, % y
25 centavos gruesa.
Brochas para barbas so centa.-
vos doc. f~sR
Botones hueso a $1.60 gran gruesa-
Botones puflo q $1.50 gza. pares.
Botones, trajes hombre desde 60
gza.
Collares gran surtido Precios bajos.
Cuchillos mesa 20 centavos doc.
En- corbltas desde $100 doc.
Cordones zapatos desde 80 centa-
tvos doc.
Ligas mangas Y de piernas.
Panuelos seda. Paiios mesa.
Platos. Punto illusion
Despertadores. Relojes bolsillo ale-
names.
Sombreritos niflo Y caballeros.
Tirantes
Tijeras desde 90 centavos doc.
E infnidad de otros articulos, muy
largos para enumerar.
En- Cintls desde el No. 1 hasta No.
800, precios muy bajos.
Pero 10 que realmente son barati-
simos.
Carteras bolsillo desde $3.50 doc.
Cepillos ropa cabeza a $1.25 doc.
Surtido colossal en- zarcillos, argo-
Has, cadenitas cuello, sortijas y aros.
Dedlles acero $1.60 g.
Espejos Elasticos.
Gorras de lana para hombres pa
ra nifio de bautismo.
Hilo de 100 yds. % ctvos. doc.
Hilo de 200 yds. 40 ctvos. doc.
Hilo de 500 yds $1.00 blanco.
Hilo de 200 yds. 45 c. doc. negro.
Hilo de 200 yds. a so c. doc. color.
Horquillas, hebillas pantalon, I'M
perdibles. cintls hiladillo.
Bordados desde 1 ia yda. hasta
60 centavos yda.
Y en- encajes valenci-n desde 10
centavos yda. de imitacion hilo:
Corchon.
| Sombras.
Precios sin competencia.
Esta realization sera por muy po-
cos d1as.
Dirijase r. JULIA & co.
San Justo st. 20. San Juan, P. r.
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"a suave como Ia soda.
Alternative como una monja.
Flegante como eslrella de cine.
Iimpla como una desposada.
Resistente como Il aeero.
prGeiica eomo buena americana
Trftela, ella 10 eonveneera y en- Ia
lnfimidad 10 acompahara toda Ia VI
"a. 81 trntn A. IL Navaja "Auto
Rlrup". De venhl en las principal
lfa enans AZ San Juan.
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"a. Rr trnta a. Ia Navajo ~Auto
flrop". De venhl en las principal
vs. enans DE- San Juan.
NUEsTRA bombilla FiIamento con-
esntrmdo le dnra mas lux Rivero Cha
vrn % Go. Brmu Is. -p.
Ia Pan-American Life Insu-
rance Company tiene oportuni-
dad para dos vendedores quie-
mes han tsnldo experiencia sn la
venta aunque no en- Ia venta de
seguros. Tienen que ser hombres
honrados. Dc buena presencia,
educaci6n. y capax de ganar tres
mil a diex mil d6lares por ano.
DiFlgirse por eserito a la PAN
American Life InsuranFe Comp
any. Edlliclo Swigget. Saliva
DOR BFau 30. San Juan, dando
detallea do 50 experiencia.
vENp0. CASA, Ne. :. calls Msnssrra-
e. solnr gsands. Propio. lado earrets-
- PaEaaa is. tres dsrmitOFios. sala
eomsaor. coeina. baao. iuz. ga InfOr-
mes. Andrts RsaFiguex- Plomersa saE
Trsneisoo 81. 1875
MANUEL JULIA obssauiaEk . sus IA
voEecsdotes. EsalisanAo = prccios de
qusman6n. einemsnsa l5ol docenas de
meains ds seheFa ea 50 Basfseria, San
Joss ~. fEsnts . la Correspondent
siA'', asaas sl aia ia i2-27
cOMPRE bombillas ALPHA. Rivero
chnvfu y Co. BFnu Is. p
I0AM0Ai 80 vsnasn . preeios DO
epsrsuniaad; IN truck s'Rsp0hlica" Dc
4 tsnslndas Der $500. m easa Dc dos
plantns. salnd 81. Poncs. poE s7.os0 IN
Overland eala DsliveEy por $3.50; una
eaia a. eaudsles aue pssa 2a quintales
en looo. Dlriiass = Santiago Ruiz. Co.
ua ~. nanfnrce. tslffono 77s a =.
Csbalisrs WorA tslefona 1iAe verde.
Aan Snan p
DANA AMERICANA. gradnada de CO.
legio. naea eeigsael6n come esten6-
rrafa.-- nirliass apagtado i60, Hnma-
Gao. r. H. 1877
MEcEHITA uD. un vsndedor. IN de-
ppndifnfs un emplsado para oacinaq
pirilnus . M chaves del Vale. Box
i'eoe. Arscibo. p. B. I2-sl
POR so petra ebtsnsr usied eomida
fneelente , cana lfmpla , fresca du-
rnufe ~ mes. comfda salamente 500
uoiei Philadelphia. Lsna st. Tel. 72i
i-ea
AMERICANA con sdneac.6n ssmerada
oeree cpipeaei6n eoms ana Dc casa con
fRwlala portouianeaa . americana
rueae enneaaF aismAn. frnncAs ingl6S
psFlfnns. apaEtado ies. TInmaeas. r. H.
M 97. TrwTF
rEnpEpA q sAhado par i roche ss
rrrdl6 en- IL calls de San Francisco,
frenfs Al ''nubi''. ana ssEtila De oro.
cen ~ asllo as familia engrahada On
a minusa. r. parsona aas Il eeeuentre
feberk dsvolTsTla > esta retaeci6a.
i1-o6 EW
QuIERE I'd. saher esmo ganar mas a.
fsso auFants sneEo y q 1872 pdemks De
rn mslEnioeo Eegaio7 Eserlbanos pog de-
taills cempleto2 reEto Rleo Progress
MnN Taf. San 9mnn. 92-20
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JOSE DEFHLO

Joyeria, PIateria y ReIoierfa. Ca
lie Salvador Brau 81. San Juan,
EspeciaIidad en- monturas de
briilantes y piedras finas.
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Sc INTEREsA comprar un jaego de la
''Nueva Geografia UNIVERSAL con At
las, encuadernada en- taflete complete;
IN iuego del "Diccionario Enciclopedi-
co Hispano-Americano' iguaI encua-
dernacion. que esten en- buenas condi-
clones. Dirijase al Apartado 274, San
Juan, r. r.. 12-31
Sc ALQUILA una hermosa habitacion
fresea v ventilada con puer:a a la
calle para eaballeros o matrimonio sin
hijos, en- una casa de famiiia en- la
1914 cerca de la parada del trolc. in
formarAn tel6fOno 444 Rojo. santur-
&c. 12-27
EsTENo0RAFo ingl6s-espafiol con-
tabis desea cplocaci6n. Dirfjase a Este
n6srafO. Redacei6n de Ell MUNDo,
san Juan. 1927
oLoBITos DE COMA: Vensas al por
mayor, desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adeian-
-. surtido removable semanalmsnte.
SERVINGS pedidos por correo G. o. d.
!. .. y. a.. Allen 30, San Juan. p
sE coMPRA cALDERA.- Nueva o
de uso que sea en- buena condicl6n, de
s IS caballos de fuerza. D;rijase al
apartado SIS. San Juan. 12-2s
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MANUEL JULIA obssauiaEk . sus IA
voEeeedotes. Eeaiisando = prseios de
quamaRtn. einensnta l5ol docenas de
meains ds seheFa ea 50 Basfseria, San
Jost ~. fFsnts . la Correspondent
eiA''. asaae FL dia L. 1877
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-27

NUEgTRA bombilla Filamento con-
esnirndo le dara mas iuz kivero Cha
yes CO. Brnu IS p
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vEMpp, CASA. Ne, p ealls Manserra-
e. solar gsanda Proplo. lado earrets-
- PaEaaa is. tres dsrmit0Fios. sala
comsaor. cocina. haao. Ina, ga Infor-
mes. Andrfs nsdFigusx- PlomeFsa saE
FEaneiseo e.. 1875
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-27

(Firmadol John A. WILSON,
Comisionado del Interior.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Rails Higher
In Irregular
Stock Market
Another Sharp Break in
Europe's Exchange Rates
Feature; Depressing Ef-
fectof Tight Money Lifted

The financial markets, in their ir~
regular ard somewhat contradictory
rrice fluctuations yesterday, gave no
Geiinite clew to the Investigator of the
business outlook. The net result was
flrmness in commodity quotations,
slightly higher prices for railroad
stocks, with moderately lower quota
tons for industrials, and striking
break again in the European exchanges.
In the stock market the depressing
effect OF stringent money rates was
| lifted by q reduction in the renewal
rate to Z per cent and later. reces-
sion to Ga per cent at the money desk
On the floor of the Stock Exchange.
After the close funds were offered out
side at 51a per cent. This relaxation,
which was partly due to the lending
o. funds paid in on the new French
loan. helped to check the decline in the
market and to impart fresh stability.
However, for special reasons, some
stocks were again weak. The inde-
pendent steels, led by Republic, dropped
precipitately in market value toward
the close, on cheerless trade news from
the capitals of the industry. Dispatches
regarding an export tax on petroleum
in Mexico induced selling of the oil
shares of companies with holdings
south of the Rio Grande.
The fresh weakness in sterling and
the Continental exchanges arouses
fresh doubts, and, although bankers
were without information to explain
the movement, the symptoms were
similar to those prevailing on previous
breaks, when Germany was selling
sterling to get dollars for reparations
payments. The market here was thin
yesterday, and with its equilibrium
disturbed by previous German trans
fers of funds it was inordinately
sensitive to new influences and re-
sponded quickly to selling pressure.
The operations in connection with
reparations are so little understood in
detail here that exchange bankers take
an experimental view toward present
changes and are none too certain of
the basis for quick slumps.
Despite the swift decline in the ex-
change market, wheat quotations rose.
July closed with a net gain of 2A
cents, and September unchanged. After
the market closed the government re-
port on wheat was made public, and
was construed IS favorable to those
traders in quest of higher prices. The
report gave the condition of winter
wheat as 77.9, compared with 1873
last month. The indicated yield was
578,ooo,o00, revealing decline of 51,-
100000 in month.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
I'm Wall Street
Syndicate Ready to Bid

At the close of business yesterday
were that four strong bank
ing syndicates would submit bids for
all or none of the $31 100000 of New
York State per cent highway, canal
terminal and forest preserve bonds, TO
be offered for sale at Albany by State
Comptroller Wendell to-day. A. least
two of the syndicates, it was learned,
had decided not to submit bids On the
additional $1e,ooo,000 Of per cent sol
diers' bonus bonds 10 be offered
simultaneously, on the ground that the
eonstitutionality Of this particular is
sue has not been established TO the
satisfaction of the bankers. 1t was
considered improbable that the other
two syndicates would bid for the
bonus bonds, but it could not be
learned whether a definite decision had
been reached on this point. The four
syndicates which will bid for the $31,-
100000 of bonds will be headed by the
National City Company the First Ma
tional Bank and the Guaranty Trast
Company, Kuhn, loeb & co. and
Dillon, Read & Co, the Equitable
Trust Company, the Chase Securities
Corporation and Blair & Co, Inc.
and Hallgarten & Co. Investment
bankers held that the state would be
lucky if it obtained even small
premium for the bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Urges SimpIifcation
OF Rail Accounting


ATLANTIC CITY, June S.-Further
simplifcation of railroad accounting
was urged to-day by L. F. Loree, .presi-
dent of the Delaware & Hudson, in an
address at the opening session of the
thirty third annual meeting of the
Railway Accounting officers Associa-
tion.
Criticizing the system of accounts
prescribed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, he said:
''Its great defect lies in meticulous
detail and lack of balance. Some of the
accounts in the commissions system
involve sums of money so small as to
be almost microscopic when compared
to the total. while some of the larger
sums could be sub-diyided to advan-
tage. The main source of trouble
would seem to be the attempt to IN
itiate method of cost accounting
along lines similar to those used by
manufacturing plants"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Independent Steels Weak

All the independent steel stocks were
notably weak yesterday, Republic,
Bethlehem Steel B and Midvale touch
ing or going below their previous lows
OF the year. Lackawanna at AZ was
only half point above the previous
low of 411a. There is little in the af-
fairs of these and other independent
steel companies that is not generally
known, but bear operators, taking ad-
vantage of the absence of buvjng
orders, are finding it easy to depress
the value of the stocks, whenever the
desire seizes them. The steel trade
reviews out to-day contain little that
is encouraging to those hoping for a
revival of business. The Iron Age sug
gests, however, that the industry is
dragging along bottom, but adds that the
current volume of business, if anything,
has fallen off over the past week.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
United State Leans to Allies

The proposal that the Allied war OBJ
legations to the United States Treasury
be funded and put into such form as to
be made salable to the American pub
lie is still arousing much comment IN
financial circles, although the general
view seems to be that any action
toward this end viii have to be de-
ferred for a considerable period. The
latest figures of the Treasury Depart
ment, furnished to The Tribune yes
terday, show that on June the Allied
obligations to this country amounted
in the aggregate to $9,597, ,518,741. To
date repayment has been made to the
extent Of approximately $165,oooooo.
The following table shows the cash
advances made TO the different coun-
tries for war purposes, as OF June g,
and the repayments that have been
made on this account:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
New Railroad Working Agreements

There is little indication that any Of
the railroads will be able to stablish
new rules and working agreements bv
July /, when the present national
agreements, promulgated during the
period Of Federal control, will be abro
gated by order of the United States
Labor Board. This will raise the cues
tion of whether the Labor Board Will
make special ruling pending the set
tlement of disputed points between the
carriers and their employees or con-
tinue the present conditions until new
agreements have been formulated. It
became known yesterday that the Erie.
following a ten days conference with
representatives of the Federal Shop
Crafts at Hornell, N. Y, failed to
reach any understanding This puts
the case before the Labor Board. The
New Haven is expected TO present to
the board this week the results of
negotiations with employees. Practi
cally all the Eastern roads. including
the New York Central and the I.ehigh
Valley, have had parleys with their
union workers, but in no case has an
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Norfolk Southern Not Sold

R. H. Swartwout, of Swartwout &
AA,ppeen,z7ellar and vice. chairman of the
ports emanating from Norfolk that the
Duke tobacco interests had acquired
control of the road from Marsden j
Perry, chairman of the board, and his
associates. The Norfolk dispatches re-
called the fact that in May, 1920,
Ernest Williams, representing Ameri-
can Tobacco Company interests, had
obtained an option for one year to pur-
chase a majority of the S16,000,O00
stock at SAT a share. This option, how
eyer, was not exercised and expired on
May 27.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Wiliys-

Plans are taking form, It was
learned yesterday, for clearing UP the
financial problems of the Willys-over--
land Company, particularly with regard
to taking care of the corporation s
lank loans, which fell due early in the
year Representatives of the banks di-
rectly interested have been holding a
series of conferences and have prac-
tically agreed upon plan which, it Is
believed, will adequately meet the stu
alton. The company has steadily I'M
of the year, and at present has cash
ca hand equal to Approximately 35 per
cent of the $21 100000 of bank loans
outstanding. Moreover, the company,
by reason of the drastic slashing of
inventories at the start of the year, is
now in position where it can pro-
duce cars at reasonable profit
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
The Dollar i'm Foreign Exchange

Absence Of demand for sterling and
other European bills of exchange
caused sharp reaction in rates in
this market yesterday. Business was
in small volume on the decline.
Sterling cables sagged to fraction
above $3.75 at the low point of the
day, representing setback of about 25
cents from the high mark reached in
the May rally. French and Italian
rates were notably weak, francs losing
Il points and dropping below cents
again. Swiss francs dropped below II
cents. Guilders also fell away sharp
ly, barely holding above 33 cents.
Bankers here were at loss to ex-
plain the collapse, but as the symptoms
were the same as on the two previous
occasions, when Germany was buying
dollars to make reparations payments
to the Allies in New York, it was gem
orally believed that this same factor
was again prevalent. 1t was pointed
out, however, that the market is 40
nervous and unsettled as result of
recent heavy offerings of European
bills that factors which ordinarily
would have been listed may have
weakened the position of leading
European exchanges.
Chinese exchange was stronger. but
Japanese rates dropped sharply.
Brazilian millNAs continued lower.
EITROPE
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
agreement been reached with respect to
new working conditions.
F. w. WooIworth Comnany

Directors Of the +. W. Woolworth
Company voted yesterday to retire
$4,000 600 par value of the preferred
stock, thus reducing the amount out
standing to $10,0O0,00O. While under
the charter provisions the preferred
would be retired in thirty-three years,
the company is well ahead of this
schedule, having retired one-third of
the issue in eight years.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Continental Can

Traders, who had been led to believe
mon would be passed, received jolt
yesterday, when the usual declaration
was announced. The action of the stock
indicated that large short interest
had been built up because of the un-
favorable dividend reports. From a low
of 421a it jumped to 497s and closed at
49, a net gain of 7 points over Tues
days last sale. The rapidity Of the
rise was due largely to buying by the
shorts, brokers said The dividend is
payable July i to shareholders of
record June 90.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Market Street Railway

The Market Street Railways net in
come for April, after allowing for all
taxes and bond interest, was $106,O81,
or at the rate of 1913 per cent on the
prior preference 6 per cent cumulative
stock, which closed in yesterdays mar
ket at 38. The April report was exam
ined with more than usual interest.
as that was the first month the COM
pany operated under the reorganization
of the United Railroads of San Fran
ciscn -.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Houston Oips New We'll

Announcement was made yesterday
that the Houston Oil Company had
brought in new well on a forty-acre
tract near Ell Dorado, Ark, flowing
1000 barrels day. A second well has
also been located. This development.
it was said, opens up a new territory
for the company, which has approx
mately 16 acres in the FL Dorado field
in three parcels.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Securities at Auction

500 each; lot ......
shares Bowery Bank, sloe
each; per share . S
10 shares American Exchange
National Bank, sI0O each;
per share .... 6.
2 shares George c. Moon Co.
per cent cumulative pre-
ferred, $40 each; per share.
II shares George c, Moon Co.
common, no par; lot ..
250 55-Io0 shaPea York Metal and
Alloys Go. preferred; lot.
2Ol 5-l00 shares York Metal and
Alloys Co. preferred; lot.
224 2-10 shares York Metal and
Alloys Co preferred: lot.
20 shares HiFbon Textile Co.
Inc. common, no par: lot.
shares Cities Service Co. com
mon. S10A each: per share &
leo shares National Thrift Bond
Corporation, 500 each; per
share . 81
24,9s4 shares New York Bingham
Mining Co. lot - s
az shares Wasson Piston Ring
Co, common. 500 each; lot
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Aetna Sale C,onnleted

J. S. Bache q Co announced yester
day that the sale of the Aetna Ex-
piosives Company to the Hercules Pow
der Company had been formally com
pieted. 1t was stated that j. S. Bache
ceruacates on Aetna stock should be
presented for payment at the firms
office. az Broadway, on and after Mon
day. Juae 13.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Paris Market Improves

PARIS, June 8,-rrices were improved
ON the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 81 francs 20 centimes. Ex-
change on London, Al francs 33 CEN
times, Five per cent loan, So francs "a
centimes. The dollar was quoted al 12
francs so centimes.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Bid. Asked.
London Money Nar,se,

LONDON, June S,-Bar silver, 37Md
an ounce; bar gold, lots I'D Money.
4 per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
51a per cent; three month bills, SIS
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid an
asked quotations Of STOCKS listed on the
stock Exchange IN which there wcy.
no transactions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09

Bank CIearings-Ba clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges.
$788,191,7oo; balances, s67,82o,25s.
Silver London, 34Bd; New York, do
mestic, bar, 99A foreign, 5S1sc. Mexi-
can dollars, 441ac.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
EAR EAST
THE AMEEIEAS
ARGENTINA (nnr 40 a cnnta .

ARGENTINA tpar 42.44 cents paper
peso)
G, Demand .,..-.s1.s7h s1s7h 42.45
BRAZIL (par 32.45 cents paper miireis)
Demand .......I2.25 1850 25.75
Gables ......s..12.37h 1859 25.s7Is
PERU (par $4S0 a pound}
Checks ...... $50 3Sn IA
uADOR (par 1850 cents sucre)
Checks ........26.G6 1855
GHlLE tpar 36.5 cents n peso)
Checks 10 G916 IN e7,L ons
cRUGuAf Cpar 103.42 cents a peso)
Checks .......,66.75 6s25
VE,NEZuELA tpar 1913 cents a bolivar)
Ghecks ...,.... ESQ $50
Canadian ExcIanse--Neyy yorle funds l.,
montreal, IL per cent premium; Montreal
funds in New York, loa. per cent discount
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Transactions Yesterday I'm Listed Stocks
Summary Of Stock Exchange Dealings
January I TO date.

Copyright. 1891, New Inc)
New-York tribune., 1921-06-09
Money and Credit

Easier money conditions prevailed on
fhe Stock Exchange yesterday, with the
result that the renewal rate for call
funds was per cent, with decline
before the end of the stock market
session to 615 per cent.