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The New York herald., 1921-06-11
Average Bond Prices
June 10, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
consolidated Textile Project

The Consolidated Textile Corporation
IL working out final details for the sale
OF s3,500.000 Of a proposed authorized
issne Of S5.000.000 of its first mortgage
per cent. twenty year sinking fund
convertible bonds to a banking group,
which is expected to include the Chase
Securities Corporation, Hambleton &
Co.,nt Central Trust Company of Illi-
nois and the Federal Securities Corpora
ton, Of Chicago. The proceeds Of the
earS are to be used as far as may be
necessary to reduce at 1929 and inter-
est'the connpany's outstanding three year
per cent sinking fund convertible de-
.benture notes on their next interest
date. October 1. The new bonds are to
be secured by first mortgage on the
plants directly owned by the company
and will be convertible into common
stock of the Consolidated Textile Cor
noration at $35 a share public Of
fering of the bonds is looked for next
week. At the same time arrangements
Gamble made by holders of the outstand-
ing,J per cent. notes to exchange their
notes for the bonds at 1927 and inter-
est The notes have been selling at 100
to 1907 In the curb during the last few
days, following an advance from 96h
to,esh on Tuesday
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FAILURES DECREASE IN U. s.
Large Cities continue TO show
Biggest DROP.

The reports TO the Credit Guide on
failures throughout the country this
week show 2s7 defaults in contrast to
270 In the preceding week. which had
only five business days. The liabilities
also compare favorably Sixty-eight per
cent. OF the failures had liabilities of
under $4,000. Eighteen per cent. ran
between $4,000 and $685. 600. The aver
age was s26.400 against an average OF
shout $2N500 In the preceding week. In
Pc week ended on June 10. 1920. there
sere 1s5 failures. with an average labil-
ny OF $4,000. The large cities continue
70 show the biggest decrease In number
Of failures as we'll as in the amounts in
Sclved This week New York city had
ssirty-seven failures; Boston. thirteen !;
philadelphia. six. and Atlanta. three.
She wearing apparel and dry goods
sines contributed III per cent. to this
weeks failures against ~ per cent In
the preceding week. The food lines camo
next with "a per cent. against 81 per
cent. In the preceding week The drug
and chemical lines showed the smallest
percentage of failures. and the house
furnishing and furniture lines were next
with II per cent.
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dividend OF 4 per cent. The report OF the
company submitted to its board by y. A.
Hamilton, executive head OF the company.
showed n substantial increase in Its business
compared with that Of the first five 1920
months. In May ths company broke Its
previous records.
jerks. Gwynne a. Co. have issued 1921
booklet on Standard OIL stocks.
The Empire Trust Company has been ap-
pointed registrar OF the Tri-Buliion Smelling
and Development Company's preferred and
common stocks.
The Central Union Trust Company OF New
York has been appointed trustee OF s13,500.
0o0 OF the Maxwell Motor Corporation 8
one, two and three year 7 per cent. gold
notes, dated June I. 1921.
j. X. Leeds. formerly OF the Electric Bond
and Share Company, has Joined Carreau q
Snedeker. members of the New York Stock
Exchange, and viii specialize In public uti-
ity stocks and bonds and unlisted securities.
H. NJ. Jacoby OF n. M. Jacoby a co. sails
on the Aquitana for Europe on Tuesday 10
study financial conditions abroad. He will
be absent about two months.
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HALF NEW STATE
: BOND ISSUE SOLD
Offering Of $31, 100000 Secu-
rites Is Assured Success,
Say Bankers.

The offering OF $3i. 800. 900 of New York
State bonds by the syndicate OF bankers
headed by the National City Company
is an assured success, according to
members OF the syndicate. who were
surprised to find before the close of
yestsrday's business that more than
half Of the Issue had been sold. Strange
TO say. the fastest to go were the early
maturities. say Is per cent. of the issue.
Thenext best demand was for the long
est.and the middle ones are going the
slowest, although some orders were
taken yesterday for those between the
1eS6'and the 1866 maturities
The issue had a special appeal to in
vestors In view of it's tax exemptions,
its eligibility for various forms of in
vestment and the fact that the yield at
any OF the prices was so much larger
than the market had been before the
announcement that the present issue
was forthcoming. The lowest yield for
any maturity is 4.70 per cent. Similar
bonds were on a 4.40 per cent. basis In
April. In normal times yields on State
bonds are 3.25 to $50 per cent. and the
return to such yields can be anticipated
when a normal money situation appears
again.
The membership In the distributing
syndicate for the $S1, 100000 of bonds is
as follows: The National City Com
pany, the First National Bank, the
Bankers Trust Company, the Guaranty
Company of New York, Harris, Forbes
& Co.. Brown Brothers & Co., z. II.
Rollins & Sons. Remick. Hodges & Co.,
Kissell. Kinnicutt & Co., the William
r. Compton Company. Redmond & Co.,
Potter Brothers & Co.. Eastman. Dillon
& Co. Stacy & Braun. Bernhard.
Scholle & Co. and Robert Winthrop &
Co-4 Bankers anticipate that the books
OF the issue will be closed early next
week.
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COTTON PRICES OFF
!. AS SALES INCREASE
Last Bids Are Down 20 to 20
Points From Thursdays
Final Quotations.

The cotton market was featured yes
terday by increased selling in the last
half hour OF the session, when prices
dropped about 20 to 35 points below
Thursdays final bids. Before that time
the market moved aimlessly with only
points loss, and showed a fair amount OF
resistance to Wall Street and Southern
pressure. Most Of the forenoon's bust
ness represented switching of July into
later deliveries. Near-month Liquidation
was the only feature at times. Liverpool
cables were not quite up to expectations
The bull crowd made the most they could
out of early steadiness Of the stock
market but In the afternoon securities
turned downward, and the consequent
reaction in contract prices was partly
sympathetic.
At the outset the list was point to
points net lower. The South and ring
traders sold cotton on the call. but Offer
ings were well absorbed. Bears men,
toned the days favorable weather, but
sentiment was cheerful in the first hour
due to reports that the British coal
strike was reaching a settlement, more
optimistic dry goods trade news from Chi
cago and the early recovery of foreign
exchange. The list was some to 8
points lower at one time In the first hour.
but made up part of that loss before
midday
Rains In Texas were regarded as most
ly beneficial. although many believed
that the Houston district was receiving
too much. 1t was cloudy over much Of
the cotton belt. Precipitation in the
extreme east was unimportant. Fall
River reported sales of 1e0. 900 pieces for
the week ended with yesterday. Bulls
stressed reports stating that the War
Finance Corporation was making further
loans to assist in foreign financing OF
cotton exports. Speculative feeling
turned bearish late in the session when
several favorable crop reports were re-
ceived The list was about at the days
lowest level when the final gong sounded,
last bids being off 20 to 20 points from
Thursdays final prices. The local spot
market was 20 points lower, at 12h
cents
According to figures of the New York
Cotton Exchange the amount of cotton
brought into sight for the week was
141,141 bales, in contrast to 52,936 bales
for the corresponding 1920 week. In gen
eral. weekend statistics were regarded
as bearish.
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Appointed Agent.

The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company has been appointed fiscal agent
for-the payment OF the principal and the
interest of bond issues aggregating
S4,346.500 and including Miami, Fla.
$1,000. 900; Asheville. N. c.. sS06,500
Scotland Neck, N. c., $250,o00. and Bur-
lington. N. c.. s275.000. These issues
and others. aggregating s11, &c., 500. in
cluding Guilford county, N. c.. $1,000
000': westchester county. ". Y. sS02,-
600; West Hoboken. N. j.. $707,000
Wilmington. DEL. s450.000. and Hudson
county. N. j.. s3so.0oo. are being pre-
pared and certified as to genuneness by
the company.
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SUGAR.

The spot raw market continues to de-
cline. there having been yesterday a
sale OF $500 tons Of Czecho-Slovakia
cubes. in store. at AIS cents. duty paid.
delivered at the refinery. establishing a
new spot basis at that level Holders
of Porto Ricos held asked prices at
4.50 cents. C. 4. T.. in the absence Of any
demand. Refined sugar prices were un-
changed as to list quotations. but re-
finers were believed to be trying TO
place orders around $40 cents in an
effort to stimulate business.
The range of prices In yesterday 8
sugar futures market follows:
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the year will therefore be available
even figuring on only 100000 tons OF
new domestic beet and Louisiana sugars
being distributed by December 81. There
IN a stock of 1854 tons of sugar at
Cuban shipping ports and 100000 tons
more on plantations or TO be made
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capital Of the province. says that $4,000
acres OF cotton and wheat have been
devastated.
1t is estimated that so per cent. Of
the cotton yield OF the province has
been lost.
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STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED OIL.
!. OF c. BANQUET COMMITTEE.

Darwin p. Kingsley. president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce OF the State OF
New York. announced yesterday the ap-
pontment OF Union y. Bethel. Senator
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, Isaac B. john
son, Junius 8. Morgan. Jr.. and Henry
l.. Stoddard as committee of arrange
ments for the $3.50 annual banquet or
the chamber next Thursday evening In
the Waldorf Astoria.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECErprs.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
Hotfse yesterday we're s40s.24916. Of
which sl3S.509.51 was for mercha ndisc
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
sg69, 1884, 65 for recent importatons.
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~ City of Boston Borrowing.

The treasurer of the city OF Boston
has, negotiated through the First Ma
tional Bank Of Boston a $3.000.00 loan
In anticipation of taxes at 5.74 per cent,
the loan maturing on November 2.
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RAINS RUIN NILE COTTON.

CAIRO. Egypt, June 10.-Tremendous
rains have fallen in the province OF
Dakaliyeh in the Nile delta region north
OF here. and despatch from Mansurah.
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RAW.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June 10.-Bar gold. Ills. ;
money. per cent. Discount rates
Short bills. 51a per cent. !; three month
bills. 5 9-16 per cent.
PARIS, June 10.-Prices were inactive
on the bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. 57f. 55c.: exchange on London.
ar. Sic: five per cent. loan. 82f. zoe. {;
the dollar. 12f 78hc.
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Norman r. Beams, formerly an assistant
cashier OF the North Side Bank. has been
appointed an assistant cashier OF the Globe
Exchange Bank. Brooklyn.
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w r. Hutton Co. have issued n special
letter analyzing Studebaker Corporation and
discussing the outlook OF its stock.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at points advance: mid
ding. 7.T5d Sales. 5000 American. 1000.
Imports, 1000; none American. Futures
opened quiet at TO points decline. Closed
Oct, $3.50: Dec. ssi Jan, $50; March.
sos. Manchester: Yarns. firm; cloths. more
demand.
Weekly cotton statistics Imports, 2S. 600
bales: American, 10000; stock, 1.f13,0O0;
American. COG. 900: forwarded. $4,000 Amer
lean. II 900; exports. 5000; American. 1000:
sales, 10000: American. 5000; quantity
afIoat. all kinds $50. 900: American. i40. 900.
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The Registrar and Transfer Company has
been appointed transfer agent and the United
states Mortgage and Trust Company regis
trar for the Garfield Refining Company.
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Arthur EnseIeman, formerly with p. G.
I<ullman 4 Co. Inc, is manager OF the un.
listed securities department Of Cummings
Co.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

l.. Edward Toplitz, formerly with CASTOR
Hermann a. Co., ls In charge OF the foreign
currency department Of weidner Co.
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The Fidelity and Deposit Company Of
Maryland has declared It's regular quarterly
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Cecil Rossi G. Co. have issued booklet or
Mexico Oil.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Market closed steady with net decline
of II to 90 points. Closing: July. 11.93c. F;
October IL. .73c.; December. Lice; January,
49, Soc. March, 1890.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet, 20 points lower at 11.6o;
sales, 664 bales. New Orleans, steady; un-
changed, at 11.50; sales, $50. Mobile. NOM
nah, quiet unchanged. at 11.50; sales. NIL.
Norfolk. quiet; 13 lower, at 11-25: sales, 133
bales. Baltimore. nominal unchanged. at
12c.; sales, nil. Augusta, steady; IS lower.
at 11c; sales. s53 bales. Memphis. steady
25 lower, at II .25; sales. 300 bales. Hous-
ton steady; 25 lower, at 11.50; sales. 3,137
bales Little Rock. quiet; unchanged. at
1125: sales. 280 bales. Dallas. steady; 20
lower at II so; sales, f.119 bales. Mont
gomery, firm: unchanged. at 1880; sales. IL.
Fort worth, quiet; Is lower, at 1850; sales.
S91 bales
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THE INDIANS KNEW.

A famous physician stated that more
women might find relief from suffering
through taking course like Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound than
through undergoing surgical opera
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time. At the first sign Of female
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The serious Consequences. ss.z
The Indians and early settlers knew
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lydia e. Pinkham knew their medici-
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the world have been saved from oper
atoms, but only such as have taken it
i'm time.
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THOROUGH WORK
How a Brunswick Citizen Found Free

How a Brunswick Citizen Found Free
dom From Kidney Troubles.
II you suffer from bacKache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test
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Brunswick people testify.
Can you ask for more convincing
proof of merit? =
H. M. Turner, grocer, 1901 Reynolds
St, Brunswick, says: 81 had dull pains
in my back, and when stopped 1 could
hardly straighten up at times or lift
anything. My kidneys acted regular
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strengthen my back and put my kid
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say good word for this medicine"
: Price 6Oc at all dealers. Don't sim
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DECIDES ON BEST LIFE
INSURANCE..

Five years ago / was refused life
insurance because OF my heart synp-
tops. Doctors said it was caused
from pressure of gas that come from
my stomach, but their medicine did
not help me and 1 was getting worse
al 1.-The time. Three years ago my
druggist recommended Mayr's Won
defful Remedy. l took a course of it
and believe it is the best life .insur-
ance anyone can buy. 1t helped my
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tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

During the absence of Grant e. Al
len, who is taking a three months
course in Embarrassing college in
Cincinnati, Ohio, the undersigned
will manage the tonsorial parlor at
1925 Newcastle street and promises
courteous treatment to all old custom
ers of the shop sywell as Rev patrons,
and viii at all times give absolute
Satisfaction The establishment Is
conducted on modern sanitary lines
and with full corps of frst-class
barDers. Respectfully,
L. J. LIPPMAN.
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PERSONALS
: j. i. i. i. Il \ 4 X i. i. j. i. i.

J. M. Ford, Jr., of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. William Bitch, of Savannah,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday. 8
). B. Abrams is back from a short
business trip to New York.
sR. E. O'Kelly, OF Atlanta, was in the
city yesterday.
~. II. Lambright spent yesterday at
Fernandina.
]. C. overstreet of Atlanta. was
in the city yesterday.
S. X. Brown, of the Mutual Timber
company, is back from business trip
to New York and Philadelphia.
b. fBeasley, welfknown Savannah
contractor, spent yesterday in the
Guy Il
w. C. Gibbs, Jesup attorney, was at
tending Glynn superior court yester-
day.
]. A. Pittman. of Macon, was am0ng
the visitors to the city yesterday.
J. r. Thomas, of Jesup who has
been in the city for a few days, re
turned last night.
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WANTED rent a, small furnish
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mer. Not more than five rooms; in
good neighborhood, else in preferred.
References furnished. Address R. p.
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The Tarzan Books at
Bennett Brothers.
FOR SALE

Cash or, credit: Lot of fine
crockery, feather pillows made
to order at $3.50 pair. Mat
tresses made to order, will call
for and deliver. Full stock of all
kinds of furniture which we can
sell al startling prices. We can
furnish the house from parlor to
kitchen. Good line of office fur
niture and porch chairs, and a
special lot of furniture suitable
to furnish the cottages on Island
CUT RATE FURNITURE co.
1414 Oglethorpe.
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THROUGH SLEEPER
MACON, GA, TO AsHEVlLLE. N. C.
Via ;.t

Via -
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
effective Sunday, Msy Goth, South
ern Railway System will establish
through sleeping car service from Ma
con, Ca, t6 Asheville, n c. Sleeper
will leave Macon each afternoon on
Southern Railway train No. 26 at 5:25
p. m, and returning from Asheville
will 2rrive Macon 1850 a. IN.
For further information relative
to schedules, round trip fares aad
Pullman reservations. apply to near
est Southern Railway Ticket Agent, or
c. B. RHODES,
Division Passenger Agent,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. SYSTEM,
Macon, Ga. If
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liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refuded. For sale by
all druggists.
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ply ask for a. kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Turner had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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LOST--Child's blue overcoat on
road from Picric plant to city. Will
finder kindly notify me at phone Al
OF 799? P. +. Gould tt
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Fresh country butter, soc per pound,
postpaid, or 4Oc, charges collect. Mail
check. Lang & Co., Omega, Ga.
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EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
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Bennett Brothers.
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Pity the Blind Man
x

SOME days you'll see him, slowly hesitatngy feeling his way
At other times he guide who quickly eods him where he
wants to CO.
When you shop without advance nwedge OF where to
the best you are FEELING YOUR WAY.
The advertisements the newspapers guides They will tell
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HE BELIEVES they'll Salty. Only merchandise which conss
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buying products that have proved their worth under the glare OF
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EOfl .SALE--Organdle roses In
lunches. soc, 75c and $1.OD.f Mrs. P.
d. JONES. S07 Gloucester street, or call
9046.
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J. r. Thomas, of Jesup, who has
been in the city for few days, re
turned last night.
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J. A. Pittman. of Macon, was amone
the visitors to the city yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

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