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rlorr,c. 20 Pledge Treasures.

According TO information received BY
the American Express Companys Sc
curities department a representative OF
the city of Florence. Italy. Is coming TO
the United states to omen negotiations
FOR a loan or 100. 600 600 lire. That loan,
/. Is stated. Is designed 10 fund the float
ing debt ~ the FIorentine Government.
During the last year iis deficit amounted
to approximately 3O.o0o.oo lire. the in
creased cost OF the city's administra-
zion being the chief cause of this de-
gciency Repayment Of The loan is 70
10 made in thirty years. and II is pro-
ooged 10 pledge the citg's revenues Tor
That purpose and n necessary 70 give
liens on architecture and AL treasures
that belong 10 the municipa MY
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SUTRO&KINIBLEY
A3snsesNsr Ysrk s,sek EsehSsss
IS Broadway
New York
rIECTToNs AND MEETINGS.
n.;,.d sac. Steel Corporation

United States Steel Corporation
Not,ce OF Annual Meeting Of April u: ls-I
Notice is hereby given ina. w ~ f+nttsd
Ststss steel Corporation will be held al tne
principal office OF the Cooperation, a. t.e
Hudson Trust Company ,i5.ii Bnnultfss' 4ohoken
county OF Hudson and State Of New Jersey !
on Monday, the eighteenth day OF Apitai,
1921, at Il o'clock noon, Tor me lohoWins
To elect rive directors to hold office
for the term OF three years each
To elect independent auditors 70 auull
the books and accounts q Inc, tne ooapprS''o asp
g. To consider and vote upon mo appLosa
and ratification OF the various purchsses'
contracts, contributions, compen sations, aSts, s
proceedings elections and appointments py
fhe Board OF Directors or ~ the fNianSo
Committee since the Annual Meeting OF lne
stockholders OF the Corporation OF April ~,
1920, and all matters referred 70 IN tne
Annual Report to Stockholders for the flscal
year ending December 81, 1920. Ihe minutes
OF the Board OF Directors and OF the finance
stockholders OF record during business hours
at the New York office OF the Corpofatoh
No. II Broadway. until after the close o.
the meeting.
Profit Sharing Plan or the Corporation
formulated and declared advisable by me
Board OF Directors pursuant 20 Chapter -
Of the Laws OF the State OF New Jersey
for the year 1920, and, in case OF approval,
10 elect committee Of stockholders 70
administer the same, as provided u Article
". thereof.
3. TO transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
The stock transfer books VIII be closed
A. the close OF business on Friday. the llth
at 10 O'Clock in the morning % Friday
April /. 1921.
Dated March /. 1921.
BY order of the Board OF Directors,
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To Holders OF Certificates OF Deposit issuedl
by GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
( EASTERN iTLiSoIs RAILROAD COM
PANY GENERAL CONSOLIDATED AND
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT.
BONDS, due 1887. deposited under Bond
holders Protective Agreement. dated Au-
gust 3, 1915, between ''Depositors" of such
bonds as defined therein and the under
signed Committee.
Notice Is hereby given that. under and pur-
suant to said agreement the Committee has
formulated. In cooperation with others, .
plan and agreement dated March 81. lsEl,
under which Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb Co. are
10 act as REORGANIZATION Managers 1or tne
reorganization or adjustment OF the affairs
OF the Chicago Eastern Illinois Railroed
Company. that copy thereof has been 1nec
with said Depositary at Its office. No. 1<o
Broadway, New York City; that the date OK
the first publication hereof is April 8. lax1,
that, pursuant 10 said agreement dated Az
gust 2, 1919. every "Depositor'' under said
agreement defined therein. viii be cen,
clusively deemed 70 have nssented 70 shiM
plan and agreement and TO be bound thercDys
date OF the first publication hereof, file WITH
said Depositary written notice OF dfsssnx
from said plan and agreement, withdr4w
from said agreement dated August 8. 1915
and make payment as therein provided ana
also repay with interest any advances made
to him by said Depositary or said Comnns~
tee. and that the Committee has fixed
per cent. Of tho principal amount OF
bonds deposited by each Depositor who 90
amount which he must pay toward the er-.
penses Of the Committee.
Copies OF said plan and agreement may be
obtained from said Depositary or tho Secre-
tary OF the Committee.
Dated. New York, April D, 1921.
HENRY EVANS, Chairman
y. HOWARD B0GARDTS
HERBERT Fl. DEAN
SAMUEL II. STREET
FRANK Is. WEEKS
Committee.
SIMPSON, THACHER 8 BARTLETT,
Counsel.
A. II. ILALSTED, Secretary.
62 Cedar Street. New York CITY.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK, Depositary.
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Notice to holders OF Certificates Of Deposit
issued by UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
AND TRUST COMPANY to depositing
bOndhoiders under an agreement dated
the REFUNDING AND IMPROVEMENT
MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. BONDS
OF CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY issued under the
Refunding and Improvement Mortgage ex-
ecuted by the Railroad Company to thu
Bankers Trust Company Of New York a.
Trustee shall become parties TO said
agreement in the manner therein provided
ttherein and herein designated Depositing
SS pnrs. q the ans fs't oIs.T.
dherein and herein designated the Com
mittce), party Of tho second part.
Pursuant TO said agreement the COMMITTEES
has this day approved and adopted Ii.AN
Si, AMD AGREEMENr sl EIgrt FoH iEoIaMtTA s1 I
ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY. dated
March 81. 1921. under which Messrs. Kuhn.
Managers. and filed copy thereof with
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pnny. as Depostary under said agreemerl
az its office, No. s. Cedar Street. Borough
Of Manhattan, New York City.
Pursuant TO said agreement the Committee
publishes notice of the fact OF such approve,
and adoption and filing. The date 81 first
publication OF notice Is April 2, 1921.
Pursuant TO said agreement tho time
thirty days. within which Depositing BOND
holders may file notice OF dissent from said
plan and Ereement shall begin TO, run from
the date Or the first publication hereof
In case any Depositng Bondholder d"eires
10 withdraw his bonds from said agreement
OF March %. 1914 he win be called upon
to surrender 70 said DepoAitary his Certtfi
cate OF Deposit properly endorsed " regis
tered and to pay to the Depostary for ~
count 81 the Committee such amount as the
Committee may IN accordance with said
agreement fiX as . fair contribution tewara
tie compensation and expenses and Indebted
ness or the Committee.
Copies or the Plan may be obtained from
the Depositary or the Secretary Of the Com
mittee.
Dated, Sew York, April 8. 1921.
JOHN w. PIATTEN, Chsirn,au
JOHN w. AIIING
IOHN ". BLUNT, Jr.
FRANKLIN q. BROWN
CHARLES X. BUTTS
FREDERICK II. ECKER
ROBERT FLEMING
pONAIp q. GEDpES
WILBUR :. JOHNSON
OTTO n. KAHN
HAROLD PAfAGAN0
JOIIN j. pIIIFNN
MELVIN A. TRASLOR
Committee.
JOSEPH r. COTTON, Counsel
CALVERT BREWER. Secretary,
80 Cedar Street, New York City
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST
COMPANY, pepostary.
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Average Bond Prices
NpriI Il. 1921
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Market Activity increases.

BONDS oil all classes We're freely Of
iered ~ yesterdays session and a good
deal more activity was shown. feat
nre OF the market was the weakness
IN the railroad group. declines in some
OF the more speculative exceeding a
point Foreign government bonds were
irregular in narrow range. City of
Bordeaux SIS were heavy. Local trac-
tons We're weak. especially Third ave-
nue. adjustment SIS. Pressure on Liber-
ties was ga in evident
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To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit Of
THE EoUITABIE TRUST c0MPANh
OF NEW YORK. issued under Deposit
Agreement dated May IS, 1913, repre-
senting shares OF COMMON STOCK or
shares Of PREFERRED STOCK OF
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Referring 10 the aforementioned Deposit
Agreement. the undersigned Committee
hereby gives notice that II has. by resolution
adopted by the unanimous vote of he NOM
bers Of the Committee. adopted PLAN
AND AGREEMENT FOR THE REOR-
ERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY.
under which Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb g. CO. are
70 act as Reorganization Managers. and has
filed copies Of such Plan and Agreement
with The Equitable Trust Company or New
York, the Depositary Of the Committee, n
its office, No. 81 Wall Street III the City
OF New York,
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York has formed syndlcate 70 underwrlte
the cash assessment 20 be paid under the
Plan by the holders of Common and Pre-
ferred Stock.
Each holder Of 4 Certificate Of Deposit
issued under the aforementioned DEPOSIT;
Agreement shall be concusively presumed 70
have assented to such Plan. unless he shan.
within twenty days from the date OF this
notice. have filed with the Depositary written
notice Of his dissent therefrom and shall
within the same time have Withdrawn from
the Deposit Agreement N accordance with
the provisions thereof
All depositors Of stock inust make pay
ment OF $50 per share. ~ provided in the
Plan. The first payment Of So per share Is
payable before April 30 1921.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement ~ re
organization may be obtained from the
Depositsry or the Secretary of the Commit
Zee
Dated. New York April &, f9ai
ALVIN w KRECH. Chairman
HENRY VI. PORTER
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT
GORDON ABBOTT
SEWAIL ". FFSSENDEN
w. REDMOND CROSS
HORACE y. MORSE
HENRY a. NERNET
Committee
Committee representing Holders ~
Chicago Eastern Illinois Rail
road Company Preferred and Com
mon Stock deposited under nh
Agreement dated May IS. 1913
MURRAY, PRENTICE < ALDRICH.
Counsel
RICHARD n HUNTER, Secretary.
81 Wall Street, New York City.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Depositary.
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santa Cecilia sugar Project.

A special meeting Of stockholders OF
the Santa Cecilia Sugar Corporation has
been called for April % for the purpose
of authorizing the issue Of sf.200.00o Of
refunding mortgage ten wear per cent
redeena BILE gold bonds OF which $3.50
nOO arc ~ be isstiahle presently. The
loan i partly for the purpose of taking
up Indebtedness to banks
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SUGAR.

r.oeal reaners bought yesterday San
Domingo sugars about due for Aas cents,
. / +. and \ lot Of Colombian centrfs
for thai price. equal 70 a.64 cents. duty
noid. 40 purchases we're made through
the cuban committee The New York
coffee and Sugar Exchange viii start
trading In refined sugar futures on
Nav y Their hrsl trading month VIII
Sc July. .,-
The range Or prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows
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Sotire 10 holders OF Certificates Of Deposit
issued by UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
AND TRUST COMPANY to depositins
bondholders under an agreement dated
March is, 1915, between such holders Of
FUNDED DEBT OF CHICAGO g. EAST
ERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
rs shall become parties TO said agreement
in the manner therein provided Cherein
and herein designated Daposifing Bond
holders). parties OF rie first part. and
JOHN w. PLATTEN and others therein
and herein designated the Committerl,
party of the second part.
This notice is particularly called 10 the At
tcntion OF holders OF certificates Of deposit
inder said agreement representing funded
febt OF the following issues
Chicago g. Eastern Illinois Railroad Com
pany
General Consolidated and Firsr 80 Bonds.
due 1887
First Consolidated 6es Bonds. due 1884
First Extension go Bonds. due 1881
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Com
paay
First General 90 Bonds, due 1874.
Reminding $50 Bonds. due i94l
lsirst Consolidated ee6 Bonds due 1927
MG Vernon Branch $50 Bonds. due 1928
sullivan County Coal Branch 80 Bonds.
dive 1880
Evansville Ber Railway Co. First ia
Bonds. due 1910
Pursuant 10 said agreement or March 70.
1919 the Committee has this day approved
and adopted PLAN AND AGREEMENT
FOR REORGANIZATION OF THE CHI
cAGo EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD
COMPANY, dated March 81 1921. under
which Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb Co. arc 10 act
- Reorganization Managers, and filed
copy thereof with the United States Mort
grge and Trust Company as peposltary It
IL office No IS Cedar street, Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city
Pursuant 10 said agreement the Committee
publishes notice OF the fact OF such approval
and adoption and filing The date OF first
pui ilication OF notice II April 3. 1921.
Pursuant to said agreement the time
Cthirty days. within which Depositors may
file notice OF dissent from said plan and
agreement shall begin 10 run from the date
ot the first publication hereof.
in case any ,Depositng Bondholder desires
to withdraw his bonds from said agreement of
March ir. 1915. ne win be called upon 10
surrender 70 said Depositary his Certificate
of Deposit properly indorsed " registered
and 10 pay to the Depositary for account Of
the Committee such amount as Tire Committee
NAV in accordance with said agreement fix
as a fair contribution toward tho compensa-
tion and expenses and indebtedness or the
Committee. and 10 pay 10 the Depositary for
account OF the Committee the amount with
interesp which may have been advanced by
or In behalf or the Committee TO such De-
roslting Bondhoider the bonds or obliga-
lions thus 20 he withdrawn 10 accordance
with the terms OF the agreement Or March
-. 1915
Copies OF the plan may be obtained from
the Depositary or the Secretary of he Com
niittee.
Dated. New York. Apri ;. 1921.
JOHN ". PLATTEN. Chairman
JOHN w ALLING
JOHN E. BLUNT, Jr.
FRANKLIN q. BROWN
CHARLES II. BUTTS
FREDERICK II. ECKER
ROBERT FLEMING
DONALD g. GEDDEs
WILBUR s. JOHNSON
OTTO ". KAHN
HAROLD PAI.AGASo
JOHN y. PULLEy>
MELVIN a. TRAyIOR
Committee.
JOSEPH r. COTTON, Counsel
CALVERT BREWER Secretary,
s5 Cedar street. New York city
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY. Depositary.
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rSrERNArroNAL PAPER COMPANY

The Board 81 pirsrtors haze dselared
regular quarterly dividend = one and ons
half per cent. fiises on the y eterrsd tapi
tai stock of this Company payable Aptil
18th, 1871 20 preferred stockholders of
record At the close of business Apri Sibt
1921.
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quoted at 2925a3O; Straits shipments
at 2S.25 a30 standard at 2s.50a30, and
80 per cent. at 2sQ2s asked copper
was dull: spot. April and May. 1915
asked. Lead was steady; New York
spot. f.55 asked. and East st. Louis.
4f5aA25 Zinc was steady: New York
spot, 3. and East St Louis spot. 465
"A s1tgd
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s2.5oo.0o0 Bonds Placed.

J. Z. Morgan & 90. placed yesterday
privately. s2.500,o0o Of General Electric
- OF 1852 at So at which price they
yield per cent. Bonds of that issue
ere selling on the New York stool, Ex-
change at around STL.
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teen minutes. influenced possibly by abb
sence OF export demand
Corn and oats were relatively firm on
an improved cash inquiry,
Declines IN hogs weakened provisions.
CHICAGO PRICES
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READING COMPANY
General Office. Reading Terminal

Philadelphia. April 10. 1927.
The Board OF Directors has declared from
the net earnings a quarterly dividend Of
two per cent f2gs) on the Common Stoci
81 the Company. 70 be paid on May -. 1921
the stockholders OF record AZ the close
OF business. April ~. 1921. Checks viii be
uAiled 70 stockholders who have filed divi-
donc orders with the Treasurer
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THE PITTSBURGH 4 WEST VIRGINIA
HALFWAY tONfPtNA.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND 40 lJ
The Board OF Directors has declared . dlvi.
send of one and one-haN GisB par cent oil
the Preferred Stock 0f the Company for tho
quarter ended March n 1921. payable MAY
NJ, 1921, to Stockholders of record nj the
ciose or business ~ Nav 4 1921
~ MOORE. Secretary
pttsaburrn Apru Z taos
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

q HING tOMPANY.
A Dividend ~ two per cent 90 per
pany TOR the quarter endlng March ~.
1921. viii be paid April GO. 1871 ~ stock
holders of record a. Or March 81 lg.t
~. ~ BAE'rI. Treasurer.
V.rfs Afar rrl.
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crsroM HotsE RECEIPTS.

Reccipta for duties "a TIE custom
House ycstorda, wer, Si.30t,efqS5, 8
which SSts.632.ie MAS FOR merehandis
Withdrawn from bombed warehouses, an
Sf0s,6tIa3 for recent importatinns.
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TpE TatRRISKs oNfPtNX

The pacrs ~ Directors has declared out
nf the surplus earnings of the Company
ous srteriy dividend ~ Two par cent tgesl
on the first Preferred stock of tho Company
foT the quarter ending April 20 ig2t. pay.
able on May 1921 to stockholders of
Esrord on Apfil - TltE TRANSFER
BOOKS WILL NOT BE CLOSED
! X PETERS Secretary
A. meeting Of the Boar ~ Directors ~
rrocker wheeler Company held March 22ud
'hs regular quarterly diNidenaa Or 1Nes or
ne Preferred stock and - or tlc Common
stocit for The quarter ending March Stst
we're declared payable April 18Th, 1927. "a
STOCKHOLDERS n record st ne close n busi.
ross AprN 4th
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GENERAL CIGAR Co. i~t

Nov Yort CIV, tnIIl I1. 1877
A quarterly dividend ~ onn dollar and
stf'y cents am pcr share Nill be paid 0r
fhe Common Stuch ~ This C0mpany on Nay
1ra, 1921 ~ at8ctto.dets cf record on Apfii
25rd. 1921 al l2 % o'clock noon
"A. v. SHlck, srcretsfy,
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AnIEs

Mo unchanged 10 ~ rels higher. Dollar
rate 200 lower an $500. Exchange 3-iGd
lower al Is iis iGd Receipts 900 bags
and stock 500 600 bsgs. santos receipts
10000 bags and stock $500. 600 bags Santos
futures were - 10 20 fes higher Receipts
AZ ports "a .000 bags. aEans, "a 900 last
vear and - 900 two years ago. sac Paulo
had -, 900 against 1000 and $4,000 and
iundiahy 10 900 against 1000 and 3 900 bags.
respectively. Fine weather IN all Sac paulo
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,oSpo> WOOL AUCTION.

IoNpoS. April " There were 5.sfi
bales offered at to-day's wool auction
saios Demand was steady and prices
,c,e unchanged excepi for Inferior cross.
hted. which were easy The Continent
TOOK most punts Arenas brought for
vard THE sales viii close tomorrow
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BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
METALS.

Or lie Sew York Meta Exchange
Yesterday tin was dull and Straits war
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE cotton
market closed steady to-day At net decline
OF 80 10 "a points. Closing bids May.
4ac.: July. IL $50. October, IL a33c.; ; De-
cember. T. &C. January. l2IIe.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston, quiet. - points lower. at
i S5c: sales, 395 bales. New Orleans,
quiet. % points lower, at lie. sales, 34s
bales Mobile, nominal i3 points lower. at
10.3Tc.: sales. nil Norfolk, quiet, un-
changed at / pc. sales. 366 bales. Au.
guta. quiet, % points lower, AT lie; sales,
lS2 lies. Memphis. steady, % points lower,
at 1i.25c.: sales. 1850 bales. st. Louis
quiet unchanged. at II .50c.; sales. nil.
Houston, STEADY. 80 points lower. at f0.65c. ,
sales 1901 bales. Little Rock quiet. un-
changed mt 1050c. sales, $50 bales. Dal-
las. steady. 81 points lower, AT io.25c, .
changed, at 1o50c. sales. 10 bales. Fort
Worth. steady 80 points lower. ~ 1886. !.
sales . lS2 baleS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

Heilvip 4 Reuter-. - Broad street. 4rc a.
suing circular outlining the condition and
Tile prospects OF the international Agricul-
turpI CorUcra tiou.
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fancy clipped white. 50ia65ic.. ordinary
clipped white. 4sn4ac All elevator.
RyE-No. Western, Si.41h. 4 .. r., and
- t.43is 6. !. n. n. y.
BARIEY-Feedlug 63H6Sc.. and mailing
14ns0c., G. /. ~, N. ~
BUCKwHEAT-soun milling s2.71a2 =
y 100 iba.
uAY-No II St.iJm1.5a. No y St.3sgi -.
No. 3. 81 4oai.59. shipping, 81 05niih.
STRAM--No. ! rye ScoVai ton.
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new YORK PRICES

MUFAT-So red. Si.4s Nn. hard.
sf5.. 40. 2 miyod dutum. Sl.3G, No \
Manitoba Si ca, all & 1 g. tracs n NJ.
~ arrive"
corn SO yellow and No. white.
1is,e.. NO MIXED. Tii4c. = f. ~ MI.
ten day8 shipment,
OATs.-No. I white and No. white. i9c. T.
NOD white, 5T6s7bac., No. white. sJihc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

MANY 4 Rig business deal has been dcvel.
oped from the business Opportunity ads
IN The Heralds want al section.~-Adr.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
REVILLON, Inc.

At meeting Of the Board Of
Directors held April l4th, 1921.
the regular quarterly dividend
of 81 per share upon the pre-
ferred stock was declared pay
able May End. 1921, to holders
Of record at the close of busi-
ness April 10th, 1921.
T1lERRY MAl.LET. Treas.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton in moderate demand at ~
points decline middling, 7.2ad. Sales, 1000:
American 1000 Exports. 1000. all Amer
lean. Futures opened quiet, unchanged, TO =
pointed lower; closed quiet but steady, net
unchanged TO 8 pointer lower. May. I.S6d:
July. S.Osd.. October, S.3td. December,
3.42d.: January, s.4Gd. Manchester yarns
quiet and firm cloths, good inquiry.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

i. n ffacMasters & Co. have issued a
study of the Federal Reserve system under
the title The why Of the Federal Re
serve" The functions OF The system as at
present constituted ore examined and an ac-
count is given OF its history and develop
ment Among the topics dealt with are the
Aldrich plsn. rediscounts. bankers banks,
scceptaneea, clearing house and bank state.
ments The book u provided with tables
and chlrts showing the annual growth OF
the system, bills discounted &C..
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
COFFEE.

The range or prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
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Short Term
Obligations

Short term obliga
tions, well secured
and returning an un
usually high rate OF
income offer excep-
tional opportunities
for investors.
We suggest this type
Of security to those
who must have funds
readily available, since
the yield is greater, the
market more stable and
the safety equal to
bonds with later ma
turtles.
Definite suggestions
on request
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

IoIesch Albertson & 90. III Broadway.
are issring for distribution circular on
tho Information Combustion Engineering Cor
poratlon stock.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARn CLEARANCEs.
rIOIR.

MfNNEApOLTs, April t4 Flour uu
changed ~ 30c lower IN carload lots ianl
ms patents quoted nj ~ a0aS.ia i barrel \
ps pound cotton sacks shipments, i1.st
MI rrria
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

W. sturEis Macomber Is IL f1l charge Of
the Canadian Government and municipal IN
dustrial anG coal bond department ~ Car-
ruthers Peil a Co.
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STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED OIL
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Irving w Bonbright has been eieetad
chairman Of the board or Bonbrlght d Co..
me Landon X Thorne its president. pnd
Horace :. Scarritt its vice-presidsnt.
The Mcccory stores Corporations sales
for March were - .2o6. 4o2. against 81 TT 4IT
IN March 1870. and for the first three
nione0s Of 1921 SO OJg, ,O9O, against 81. So 40
in the corresponding 1920 period.
~ - 1evttt. chief engineer of tne West
ern Electric Company. has been elected a
vice. president and director Of The com
pauy
The March sales OF Loft. inc. totalIed
$685. 9Oa against 1896, I59 in March of last
year In the first quarter OF 1921 they ag-
gregated 81 .844.U2z. against 81 B61 sos IN
the first three months Of 1870.
George A. Fuller has been elected di-
rector or the George a. Fuller Construc-
ton Company. He is grandson ~ the
founder ~ tile company
Sheppard w. King of King Collie 4 Co..
Dallas has been elected r member of the
New York Cotton Exchange.
~. sturEis Macomber Is IL run charge OF
the Canadian Government and municipal IN
dustriai anu coal bond depa rtment ~ car
ruthers. T'ell Go.
Jolesch. Albertson & co.. iii Broadway
are issuing for distribution circular on
The tuternatlon Combustion Engineering Cor
poration stock.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

Sheppard W. King of King Collie 4 ca.
DRiias. has been elected p member ot the
New YORK Cotton Exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

George A. Fuller has been elected di-
rector or the George a. Fuller Construc-
ton Company. lie is grandson ~ the
founder ~ tile company.