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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Copper Sales Abroad

Inc mainstays of foreign trade for
copper during 1920, ACCORDING f. Tho
engineering and Mining Journal we've 20
france, the United Kingdom. Germanv
and Japan. "Asiatic Purchases 's saps
TINS publication, were heavy dnrine
inc early months Of the year. and con,
trlbuted largely to concurrent MT s ro',
uiative rise in price, but now are no
longer a factor in export trade. Sweden
an important copper importing com,
Try carrier in the year. also dropped
OUT Of the market durino the last IalT
OF 1920. Germany was fairlv COW
S l,. consumer of American copper.
put imports We're far below the pre'
war rate of over 1900 900 nonnds
monthly. There is little doubt tba4
Germany is taking the smallest on ,n'S
tity OF copper with which it is noss;hlo
Tor her to get along. but as a otehtia1
consumer her abilities have not hem
5ouched. Export trade. as a whole has
oeen unsatisfactory and not in the vol
ume desirable to help remove the ev.-
cess copper stocks, but, consider;ng
cnat copper is now much cheaper than
IL was when most Of these export sales
were made, it will be interestino 10
watch the foreign trade response that
10" copper prices should bring"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Thinks Bank VIII Helm

>7s oullus Barnes. former director of the
4 on a,a states Grain Corporation. and
member of the executive committae
OF OF the committee on organization #
me Foreign Trade Financing Corpora-
o tro T. believes the new instrument will
go lar In helping the country disnose
OF Its surplus products. when we SEQ
4 IN our country said Mr.. Barnes YES
Ter teeaoa az "a surplus of the products of
~ me ,a,l tatm and industries pressing for a
market at prices which represent dis
Iress and loss and OVERSEAS grnat
vacuum OF human want and need. we
t teailze that between these two ends
mere must be created some revolv;n~
agency to start a flow of that surnlus
TO relieve that situation Of total , p.J'
tu [aye u found I'd the the. business and sgricul
the fact and watching with the olosos4
interest est the development of the For.
f ths T Trade :, Financing Corporation and
sne,,o war Finance Corporation, as the
relief and assistance" -0i '''e'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Buyers Arrived

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks on 1he
stock Exchange in which there were no
transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Institutions BUYING Rond~

- active buying of old line railway
mortgage bonds is reported by invest,
t msne dealers as one of the most in
l Iat. ing phases of the securities mar
ance company which has not been - ~
me market. for months bought b1ocl
OF h!sh grade rail bonds YESTERDAY in.
vcivlng approximately a quarter Of .
mlillon dollars. Investment brokers aro %
also S finding. fairly good inauirv from q,
nanks for short term notes. issues NM
turing within six to eight months and
Welding to 8 per cent and better In
ABILITY to lend money out in the time
; III market on satisfactory basis
IS responsible for this buying of short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Reading Moves Inward

Spirited bidding up of Reading YES
terday gave rise to reports that the
company's plan for segregating the coal
properties is nearer completion than
mas been generatT supposed. In anv
event, the mystery surrounding what
VIII be left for the stock in a djssolu.
on was enough to start a number of
:umofs. 4here is still stronr belief
III some quarters that the two classes
o. prelefred stocks will fight any move
IN VIII Oh event the common f,,ioht con
celvably derive the greater ADVANTAGE
holders 81 the second preferred have
already started action in Philadelnh;a
to protect their interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
9he Dollar in Foreign EXCHANGE

In somewhat quicter market rates
N London and Paris displayed harden
ing tendencies yesterday. Demand
sterling recovered ~ cents, while
french francs went from sos to GIL
:ents. The opinion is held by some of
the leading interests in the exchange
market that sterling rates are likely
to continue to work gradually toward
higher levels.
LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Getting Cars Home

Efforts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
70 get ITS freight cars back on it's own
llnes IN order to facilitate making nee
essary repairs resulted in an increase
IN IN the number of "homev cars from,
SS'431 on March 1, 1920, to Decem Der ri !
aecordlng to the latest location state,
menu comp.led by the road This is an
increase OF a. per cent since the ter
l sylvania owned cars nnn,ha,.e "a
only 80 per cent of the total nm or ~ ~
ITS lines. On December the nnmbe
was increased to &c per cent. or oil
the freight cars owned by the road on
March l only 80 per cent were ON ;ts ~,
own lines on that date. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14

Bank C1earings--Bank clearings Mt
New York yesterday we're: Exchanges,
739,249,673; balances, 4973 742.
Silver-London. 39%d; New York, do
nestle, bar, 991sc; foreign, 657sc;
Mexican dollars, Soc
Canad an Exchange-New York funds
n Montreal. $14750 premium per
$1,000; Montreal funds in New York,
3128.54 discount per $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Packing Company Gets In,

me Acme Packing Company, it was
announced yesterday, has obtained a
loan OF $1,85o.o00 from the Continental
and Commercial National Bank Of CHI
Gngo running nine years at per cent
Ideoged against the loan are the com
pany 81 properties in Chicago, Green
90 nSy, WIS. and Providence, r. l., valued
T Ut approximately $3,5O0OOO. The Acrrs
Packing organization recentlv ahsorh ,'a
the Indian Packing Corporation a CON- ON
Germ Germ whose stock was f1oated on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Money and Credit

Call money renewed yesterday at 6
per cent, the lowest rate on the ex.
change since November 80, 1920. Out.
side the exchange loans were made ~
4Hs to per cent Funds were re-.
ported in fair demand. The time
money market was quiet. with loans for
thirty days on m xed collateral at 6
per cent and industrials at 61a to 634
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Railroads Marking Time

There is tendency on the part of
railway arrangements these DAYS to
defer until later date the purchase
Of new equipment so far as is possible.
Railroad bankers give two-barrelled
explanation for this. In the first place
raliroad men are confident that if they
wait they will be able to buy on much
more favorable terms. In the second
place, if they wait they will be able
to borrow on better basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Money Ease Not Surprising

A banker prominent in the financial
community eaa expressed the opinion yes
which Wall Street is enjoying is the
inevitable result Of the general liouida-
ton in business that has been under
way so many months. "Monev was
bound to begin to accumulate in time -
SAID the banker. at should continue
talrly easy unless borrowers abuse the
opportunity afforded of getting credit
on more favorable hasis.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Cilliland Earns 1910 Share

Tho Gilliland Oil Company reports
net profits. after depreciation, deplc-
'lon and Federal taxes, for the year
ended October 81. were sl.673.lo1
equivalent, after preferred dividends
10 $3''o share earned on 444.406
shares OF common stock Profit and
81 400, 1929. '''eu W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-14
Paris Market Firm,

PARIS, Jan. l8.--Prtces were Arm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentcs. 81 francs sB centimen. Ex
change on London, 81 francs 81 CEN
times The dollar was quoted at 18
francs 81 ccntimcs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

POULTRY, DRESsED--FREsB KILLED
western. small broilsrs. boxes. 500
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

f595Jc. pullets. 40950c.; Pacific coast.
white. extras. 7017cc. extra firsts. 6516sc. !:
firsts, 5Sff6jc.. under grades, 45eiJJc other
Western and Southern gathered whites. 40g
G0c. (: nearby Western hennery browns, extra,
56a60c.; gathered brown and mixed coiors.
Graded extras. 53goJc.: firsts to extra firsts,
iid52c.
FRUITS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. basket.
75c.1 1875: red. 75c. .epS3.5o: King. bbi.. $500
Wolf River. sJfs.J0: wealthy, $5a9.50: Nc
Intosh. seai5: Alex. $500. TIubbardson. 500
win. s5a7; Gravenstcin. $4asJ0 winter ba-
mana, Western, box. s2Ts: King David, $40
8: Jonathan. s294: delicious. s3df5.50: pears.
Beurre Bose, Dbl. sy0i2; bartlett, s5qii so
yc'. s214 Bartlett, s1.,oa3.5o: Kieffer. 75c.
s2GsSs. Dbl. A.Soa7.5o; cranberries. Jer,
sey and Cape God. ! sbl. box. ?sass.So. Dbl.
vir~inia. at.. 3oc. plums. state. lb. basket,
syR9oc.; prunos. idaho, 1918 ID. box. $fm
1.30; 4 basket, crt., si.70di.so; grapes. 20
ID. basket $igI.25: peaches, State. bushel
81 i.7ym5.Jo; pink meat. flat ert.. s1.son2 25:
0~'rich cgg melons, Colorado. crt., 81 h0d
$50: casnbn melons, California. crt., 81 10
80; ora,nsss. California, boz; 10Y sd:0Ggs "a; ;
Pines. boz, s405.5o: Porto Rico, s2a7.25;
lemons. California. box, ~. soar 50 Avocado
pears. Cuban. boz. sfgt; Florida. sd.5ods 80:
si'ren. nearby y -ia' bss' si.25gi5o pineapplcS
POTATOEs-Mains. 1870 lbs. s3aa.50: fs5
lbs, S2loT3 state, $50 lbs, 1913. 25; i65
lbs, ~. 75ff2. 81; $50 lbs, s2.50d2G0; Lona
Island. bbi.. s4.cJn4.75 Jersey. $50 lbs. s2lI
ssasbo: North Carolina. s25ous e.; Jersey s,;
basket, st.2bqf. Is; Delaware and Maryland.
sf1f 30. vans. Southern, bhl 81. .r0T3.hO
POULTRY, DREssED--FREsB KILLED
Chickens. Western. email broilers. boxes. 500
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
PRODUCE.

: BEANS AND PEAS--Beans. marrow.
choice. 100 lbs, $4,000: pea. choice. So:
medium, choice. sNcp525 Kotenashi, Japan
csc or Corean, $3.50: Cantaiine. Italian, so:
yellow eye, T.5odS; black turtle soup. So
pink California, $3.50; Lima. California.
ssa sso,en srsss ss" ssdes ss SS
mcstic, SS.50n5.75 black eye, California,
1921. $3.50: splits. yellow. choice. 1926; !;
green. choice. $50.
BUTTER-Crcamery. higher than extras,
ib.. 46it347c.; extras. o. score. J6c. ; fIrsts,
3s145c.: seconds, 34637c.: lower grades,
32133iic.; unsaltcd, higher than extras,
4sa4ac.; cxtras, 47a47tsc.; firsts. 3s045iIc !:
seconds. a4nq35c.: State dairy tubs. finest.
10 fair, 3iN3sc. iadies. current make. ex-
tras, 32n321c.: firsts 30u3Oisc. seconds,
2Siac. lower grades. 27U2sc.: packing stock
current make. No. J.. 2shc.; No. 2. 27itc. !:
lower grades. 2S62Tc.
CHEFsF--New York state flats held spc-
ciais, 22d2cnc.: fresh specials. 22822t5c. /;
average run, 21hc. STATE twins, specials.
2isg22e. average run. 2i1cs; Wisconsin.
2iisd22c. state skins. sa15c.
FGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen, $50
Soc. extra firsts. 5y1a2c. flrsts. f2df1c. :
2s833c. dirties. regular packed. No. I. s01
93c.; No. 2 and poorer. 2562ec. checks.
fair 10 choice, dry. 25I2Dc.: refrigerator
eggs. charges paid 20 expiring dates. Epc-
cisi marks, fancy, 37n3ec; firsts. 3a036c.
seconds. 3fd33isc; refrigerator white eggs
fancy candled, 7sc. nearby Western hennery
whites. average extras. 10u72c.: extra firsts.
65G6Sc.: firsts. 5S603c.; gathered whites.
firsts TO extra firsts. 5S06sc.; under grades,
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

certifcates. largely held under -reprr-
chase agreements by the New York Re-
serve Bank, increased S6.700.000. Earn
ing assets as result OF these changes
were $3,900,000 less than they were in
the preceding week.
OF the holdings OF S495.so0 900 of
bills secured by United States Govern
ment obligations s342, 100000. or SO per
cent. were secured by Liberty and other
United States bonds; s123.500.eoo, or
24.9 per cent. by Victory notes. s7.500,-
900. or rs per cent. by Treasury notes,
and 2z.so0.0oo. or 4.e per cent, by
Trea.a-y certificates.
United states Government deposits
are stated as s1.S00.000 larger than they
We're in the preceding week. Reserve
deposits decreased s22. 400, 900, while
other deposits composed largely Of nom
members clearing accounts and cashiers
checks. fell 100000. -
Reserve note circulation increased
s25. 100000. New York. Atlanta and San
Francisco reporting the largest additions
TO their outstanding note circulation.
Net liabilities OF the reserve banks
on reserve bank notes In circulation
declined s1.s0o.000. falling below $780,
co0.000 for the first time since 1918.
A gain of $4,000. 900 Is shown in gold
reserves, the October total of s2,7S2.-
$4,000 indicating a gain since January
/ OF 1868, SOC, 900. against a loss Of S40,-
100000 In other cash reserves; l. e.,
silver and legals.
The following table shows the condi-
ton of the twelve banks in the Reserve
system at the close of Wednesdays
business. at the close of business on
September 2S and at the close of busi-
ness on October 8, 1920:
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
Q. 9. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS,
BOSTON AUCTION RESULTS.

FURNISHED by Richardson. Hiil Coz
20 National Union Bank. Boston, fs2-fS2M.
30 Fidelity Trust Co., Boston, q
Warren National Bank. Peabody, Mass.
f20
25 Hamilton wooiicn, 70.
. Peppereif Manufacturing. tsd.
4 Massachusetts Cotton. 1851.
) Naumkeag Steam Cotton. ie4A
Worcester Cons. 81. LIST pf.. IS.
2 Eastern Mass. st. adj. stock. f2A.
10 Hemphill pf.. %.
8 Massachusetts Lighting. ~.
Cape Breton Electric, 10.
Cape Breton Electric pf.. o0x-
Kipawa, 2nc.
10 Caracus Sugar. IL.
IL Mass. Flee. pf. ctfs. dep. for com. stock
only: 3 Eastern Mass. 81. op. warrant for
right 70 purchase adj. stock; go Eastern
$50 Eastern Mass. 81. frec. scrip for b5
ref. 5s, 19as, ser. n: 500 Eastern Mass ST.
rs. Jan, 1913, coup. JAN, 1921. on; lot $50
$50 Eastern Mass. sc. ~. JAM, 1913. coup.
Jan, 1921, on, ser. n. 56h.
81 900 Boston Electric Light Is. Sept. 1924.
p4L
100 Boston City Club Sc, Feb. ie2a, 20.
so Certificate OF Interest New Eng. Inv.
Sec. pf., &c.
National shawmut Bank. sofH.
Pacific Mills. los.
f5 Hamilton Mfg full paid rec =, SO.
Providence & Worcester, o2
80 Eastern Mass. ST.. Q.
10 Caracus Sugar. f2L.
10 WIN. Whitman pf., sSN.
10 Lsconia Car. 67s.
I Berkshire Cotton, 1854.
e Nassau Lt., 1904.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Interest centred mainly IN the tobacco
and of stociss throughout yesterdays
trading IN securities IN the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. the active issues OF
those groups falling sharply during the
noon period, but wide subsequent re-
coveries were made by those shares
which had been hardest hit at the out
set. In the balance OF the Industrial list
price changes also reflected weak In
itial tone. increased Inquiry and general
Improvement In the late trading. The
rails were inactive and lower. Declines
Of SIS In American sumatra TO 345. at
the minimum, and OF 3% In Mexican
Petroleum 20 efM were followed by
their rallies to 37h and 9sM respec-
lively. Other feature changes were
losses OF 2h IN Tobacco Products to
si%, az In Lehigh Valley to 56A. 2 in
Retail Stores to fsk and gains Of q
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
COTTON PRICES UP
ABOUT 81 A BALE
Refusal OF South to Sell Under
20 Cent Level Stimulates
Local Market.

The refusal of the South to sell under
the 20 cent level SO stimulated ysster-
days cotton market that II gained about
$4a bale and closed within few points
Of the days top, or 65 to 81 points high
er than Wednesdays finals. Pressure
from short sellers was lost in the volume
Of trade buying and profit taking from
Wall Street interests. which had ac-
cumulated profits on the down side.
The markets action implied to many
that there was bigger power from spin
ners around 1880 for December than
there was hedge pressure around the 20
cent level for that position. Neverthe-
less, Southern selling In sufficient guam
tity developed not long after the call
TO send values to 90 points under the
preceding close, but that depression
proved to be only nomentary.
To some Of the local trade the re-
fusal of the New York market to fol-
low LiverpooPs break meant that most
of the weakly held long cotton had been
liQuidated. On q basis OF the drop In
Liverpool the local market was due to
open much lower than It did. first sales
here being Z points higher to 5 points
lower. That discouraged the bear ele-
rnsnt right from the beginning. The
enough to show the trade that its tech
meal position was much f1rmer.
Bulls are encouraged by the fact that
export clearances came within $4,000
bales Of the million mark. The talk
around the floor is that Japanese inter,
ests will export soon most Of the cot
ton that they accepted on contract,
Freight room for about $4,000 bales
has been booked from New York. alone.
AS the market advanced steadily In
the afternoon reports reached the ring
that mills were making increased sales
az higher prices. IT was reported also
tnat during the recent decline in the
price OF contracts, cotton goods prices
We're seeking higher plane. Just how
active business In Fall River has been
VIII be seen in to-days early estimates
or FAN Rivers total sales.
The weather In the cotton belt was
generally ignored yesterday. The off,
clal map showed clear and cool condi-
cons over the greater part Of the South
and light frost at few places in the
eastern belt. Forecasts for to-day were
favorable, promising higher tempera-
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
n Famous Players TO 57A and 1x In

In Famous Players 70 67H and 1% In
American Sugar 70 55.
General Asphalt advanced 1E 70 S3N.
United Food TO 12M. Baldwin Loco
motive 1 TO ss. United States steel to
79A. Bethlehem Steel TO 54h. Pan
American 1h 20 4s. Houston OIL ~ 10
57%. Atlantis Gulf to 2sN. Anaconda
1 to Al. American Smelling I to 3sH
and ccrro do Pa~co I TO 1854.
Republic Motors yielded 3H 10 q
Studebakcr ~ 70 T1ik. Pierce Arrow
to 9%. Chandler TO 39&. Royal Dutch
1h to a.. Seers-Roebuck IL to s7N
United Fruit IA 20 i0TiS, Endicoti
Johnson is TO 62ss. Southern Pacific
TO 7sls. Rock Island to SO and Penn
sylvania TO 36N.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

3Tc; large. 2392sc: fryers. 23d2sc.: small
roasters, 2Ga3oc.; lbs. 3033oc. large. 32@
&c: Western, hbis.. dry packed, 8 fbs., 500
a7c.: { lbs. ca932c.; az lbs. e3G27c.: 3 lbs. !.
21G25c.: mixed weights, 2J8a0c.: bbls., Iced.
2ia2sc.; virginia. 25d30c. nearby. 2J940c. !;
Iced. isd33c.: old cocks. 16rc1c.: turkeys.
spring. 3o050c.; old. 3Jd14Oc.. ducks, Long
Island. Csc; squads, white. dozen. e3gS.50 |:
guineas. rair. SfGi.50.
POULTRY, LIvE-rowis. freight, ig9csc /:
express. 20u32c.; chickens, freight. 22c.
express. 2cu25c. old ROSTERS. freight. f3c.
turkeys. freight. 3snt0c.: ducks, freight.
2SN 2Gc. Long Island. spring, SIC; ducks,
express, 2Gd2sc: Muscovey. l5c.: geese.
freight, 25c. swan. f3c.; pigeons. pair. soc.
guineas. pair, S5c.; rnbbits. express, In,
f0Gf6c.: suci<ing pigs. live. pair. s406.50.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
fKE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
New York. September z9th. 1911.
10 ,r,rxrr GU ApI-rlOI nEruS.

Notice is hereby given that q Special Meet
ing OF the Shareholders of the Bank will bs
held q. It's banking rooms at 81 Broadway,
borough of Manhattan, City and state Of New
York, on the 1st day of November. 1921. At
10 o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. for
tho purpose of ratifying and confirming tho
terYns and conditions agreed upon by . ma
jority OF the board OF directors Of The Chase
National Bank of the City OF New York and
by a majority OF the board OF directors OF
this Bank to consolidate the said two bank
ing associations into one association u1dor
the Charter of The Chase National Bank OF
the City OF New York. and for the TRANSACT
fion OF such other business as may propsr1y
come before the meeting.
BY Order Of the Board Of Directors.
FRANK W. rRAzEE, cashsss.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
Range OF prices :

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 0-The cotton mar.
ket closed very steady to-day at q net ad
SAnce OF 90 to so points. Closing bids: octo-
per is.I5. December 1898, January fa75
S,s Msrch 1870, May 1897. Spot steady: mid
~ SPOTS.
The local spot cotton market was steaav
ana 20 points higher ut 20.so for middiing:
Southern spots: Galveston steady. ~
nigher. at 21.25; sales 535 bales New Or
,eans steady, 25 higher. at 1850; sales 2 O2a
MOBILE steady. so higher. at 1928; sales 1i5
paies- Norfolk steady, SO higher, at 1883:
saies l.243 bales. Augusta steady, 25 higher
% higher, at 21c.: sales 1850 bales Little
Eock steady. 80 higher. at 20.5O: sales Os1
DaIias steady so higher. at O.iO; sales
$500. Montgomery firm, 20 higher al 10 20.
sales 90 bales. Fort Worth steady IS
higher at 20. 45; sales 1881 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
spot cotton quicter at 81 points decline: y
niiddling f362d. Sales 10000, American
1000 Imports 1000, all American Futures
opened easy at 81 to 40 points decline
points. October 1882. December IL. 43. Janu-
nSy 1888. March 1904. May 1884 July
l2.6o Manchester: Yarns and cloths fair
business doing.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION.
New York, September esth, 1s1A,
70 TrTr srOCKJ5OI.pHRs:

Notice Is hereby given that Special Mss4-
ing OF the Stockholders Of Chase Securities
Corporation will be held at Its office at 81
Broadway, Borough Of Manha.,an, City of
New York, State OF New YORK, on the 1st
day of November. 1921. q. two O'Clock In
the afternoon. TO consider ana vote upon pro-
posals to increase from 10000 to 200, COO
the number OF shares, without nominal or
par value. which the said Corporation may
Issue, and the amount OF its stated capital
from 80. $50 600 to 1000. coo: the conditions
wfder which such increase shall become ef-
fcctive: tho consideration for ana the terms
and conditions under which. II Authorized.
said new or additional shares snall re L.
sued and for the transaction OF such other
business a. may properly come before tho
meeting.
By Order Of the Board Of Directors.
=. r. TINKER. President.
AALsTEAD a. FREEMAN. secrstary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

To the holders of go serial First
Mortgage Convertible Notes, is-
sued by St. Louis Coke & Chemical
Company under date June I,
1920, and secured by First Mort
gage Deed bearing Same date,
executed by said St. Louis Coke
& Chemical Company, to and
in favor of Continental and Conn
mercial Trust and Savings Bank,
of Chicago, Illinois, as Trustee:
Please take notice that St. Louis
Coke & Chemical Company desires to
and has elected to redeem all of said
notes outstanding, and that such re-
demption will be made at the Office OF
Continental and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank at Chicago. Illinois. on
December 1, 1921. Holders of all said
notes are hereby notified and required
to present the same at that time and
place to said Trustee for redemption.
Money sufficient to redeem all said
notes mot heretofore purchased. ex-
changed or otherwise redeemed by the
Company and to pay the full amount
of principal and interest thereon to
December I, 1921, and premiums there
on equal to one-half Of One Per Cent.
of the principal of such notes for each
six (o) months period from the date of
such redemption to the date of ma
turity of said notes, has been deposited
by undersigned with Trustee accord
iDgly.
All said outstanding notes not pre-
sented for payment and redemption, on
or before December /. 1921, will cease
to bear inte est on that date. under
the terms of said Mortgage Deed Of
Trust securing the Same.
Dated June 80, 1921.
ST. LOUIS COKE & CHEMICAL COMPANY,
By Geo. T. Buckingham, Vice Pres. (;
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL
Range OF prices I:
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday:
Wheat, 72,s00 bushels; bacons, $4,000
pounds; lard, 226.so0 pounds: grease,
$4,000 pounds; -four. 1000 sacks :. cot
tonseed oil. 10000 pounds; lubricating
oil. $500 gallons; graes seed, 900 bags
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s55s,4141s. OF
which s171.s27.1s was for merchandise
y ifhdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S3s6,<s7 Tar recent importations