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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
EXTRA TERRITORY RIGHTS
ABOLITION IS APPROVED
CONTINUED FROM FACE oNn

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once of foreign poHial sFfisms In Chfn)
WIS wholly without sanction w Internal
tionpi Nv and whose address WIS
marked by several expressions ~ gen.
sfal approval from fh. other delega
tions
Despite iho Doa currents NJ opinion
That have been manifest outside tho
committee room. tH, meeting was de-
rhred ~ haye hfrn characterized hy
the greatest SHOW OF fuondly feeling
AMI general rDtisnrfinn was cxpresaed
by delegate ai tho atmosphere ~ the
negotiation 40 fhr American delorn
ton n waH declared that nothing bat
the fri'udliest feeling bad showed u.
self az the committee table and what.
ever cinUhcs Of opinion mny have or.
CURED were confined To- Individual con.
ytrsaiiona among groups NJ delegates
After Tho meeting some members 81
tho Chinese delegation gave different
versions ~ what their attitude would
Do u Great lifiun were to insist ON
whni has been represented o. D. her
view on the four principles laid down
in the Root resolution
While some rhlnrsc members last
nlrht had expressed the opinion that
tn'y could do nothing but withdraw
from the conference II Great Hnhin's
reported view prevailed. Dr chung fIm
Wang. one ~ the delegates today
sought to soften those expressions and
ibid cmphuFiH on statement that the
Chinese had no clash with tho british
AZ The same time spotcgmen Tor the
BRUSH delegates discussing the Chinese
question expressed views somewhat boz
modification of whit vns understood 10
b. th'ir position 40 previous dicussions
An Indication that th, rrux of tho
NEGOTIATIONS On nho far eastern uurr
tons may De- reached before the com.
mitico discussions 20 much further
developed tonight when br yelling
ten Roo &c the Chincs, delegation an.
nounc'd that be proposed to bring the
question ~ Shautung and tho twenty.
one Demands inaty before tho com.
mittco 'ut the first opportunity"
IN japanese quarters 10 WIS said 10.
night that Japan sympathizod with
China request That foreign post.
offices b. abolished hut held That the
conditions must be- studied before the
actual desif" can ho pui into effect
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RETAIL SELLING IS
BECOMING BETTER


~ Associated Press
NEW YORK. Nov. Rrnds,reets
tomorrow viii SAY.
Trade. Industrial and financial re
ports present ~ irregular appearance
Wholesale trade has quilted further
iohhing trade. except IN holiday spe
einlfie. Ia stended a. taper or. and
concentration ~ attention - on retail
trade which j. better but fails az yot
70 reveal the desired activity In final
distribution. Seasonal conditions pos.
sihiy largely explain the quletor trend
10 wholesale and lohbiug trade. 81.
though cautious buying ly retailers IL
1n additional reason Retail buying
"'ks The snap often visible 90 this sea.
son. renson for This being Irregular
weather. low prices for farm produce.
and IN some large ceniors reduced
purchasing poweI du. 10 unenploy
menf
W""kly hank clearings 1851 CSC oo0
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EyERY PAIR GUAR,NTEED.
AMBULANCE SERVICE

When oyrcficuc. skin courtesy. con.
sdoratiun au1 thulghtful care with
nrumptf sss count most. call as
We hayc our ambulance cuamolcd
white. coinpl foly nverhauled. and fully
equipped, iu. us AS modern motor
rluipmgnt AZ ANS Ike concern IN the
staff. and have resumed our amhulnncc
service ~ our regular charges. S3.00 for
city calls. Including suburbs. and 80
cents rsr Mule for out.cft town trips.
BLNCKBi IN 4 MALONE
Phone 2i
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HYDEN'S
Opiometrist aud Manufacturing Opt.
clans. corner itli aud Polk street.

Eyes examined without the use 81
drugs Ghsis ground in our own
shop to meet Four individual require
ments ANY ins duplicated frum th'
pieces. Dr j ~ Iyden, Graduate cop
tom''fist Sin, gears boz Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26

Rubbed Into The skin Tor rheumatism.
neuralgia. contracted muscles. sprains
~ hmcness. Billiards. Snow Liniment
goes rishi through the flesh 10 the
bone easing pain ana removing the
cause II b. powerful pain relief.
Three sizes. zoe. eoc and 100 per bot.
tie. Sold b. Randall Drug co.
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MRS. PEARL ADAMS
Pubiic stenographer
Room II Bivins Bldg. Phone To-

Rusty nail wounds. fostering sores.
burns and scalds heal rapidly when
Liquid Borozone II applied. 4, Is both
anflsepiic and healing. Price. sOc. sVc
and 20 Sold by ttandal Drug co.
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BALTIMORE Ma. NOV 2s-Un.
able 10 meet iis immediate obligations
3D." Lafayette Rank ~ This city was
closed today after banking hours hy
state Bank CommlHsionor Page. who
TOOK chafge 81 the banks affairs The
hnk was small and had hccn boz exist.
once only a year
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KINGSTON. Jamaica. Nov. "a
sharp earth shock. lasting three sec.
ords occurred here this afternoon. The
ffCmors were 20 pronounced that the
popuiaflou was momentafiiy panic
stricken bet no dnmage mas been ~.
ported
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UNDERWOOD a JACKSON
r. r. Cnderwood-M J y Jackson
attorneys at.law
suite 1896 Nunn Bldg. Phone 3l5

II the bowels 90 not act regularly
assist them with an occasional dose u
Herblnc. II Il fine bowel tonic and
laxative Price Goo sold by Randall
Drug GO.
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M1gic lantern. or stercopiicon was
Invented about 1876
Queen Elizabeth wns the fret 10 use
fork in England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26

CrATAMALA. Nov. 2S.-sevcrnl
earthquake have occurred IN this
aty during the last few days None u
them however has caused damage.
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Steam dyy.ng slf~- many 'r.I dol.
pl' from tton Co $500 fr 81 uo
siriplmEa bye Dept. Amarillo fluo
dry. Phone fISf
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Market stronsest mt Close.

Although canvass of leading COM
mission houses yesterday revealed the
fact that there was very little short COW
ering, stocks started in the day with
overnight gains and continued to move
higher through most Of the short ses-
sion. The volume compared favorably
with the markets of recent days. and
the preponderance OF buying orders was
evidenced by the steadily rising quota
tions. The general impression in the
Street was that the buying was the re-
suit Of evening UP transactions over the
weekend, but information received from
brokerage houses refuted that theory.
The buying, particularly in the oil
shares, was said to have been largely
for pool accounts. rejecting continua-
ton of the accumulation Of those shares
which has manifested itself In the last
fortnight AS a result such issues rs
Houston OIL. Superior OIL, Kansas and
Gulf, Island OIL and Transport, General
Asphalt. Mexican Petroleum, Cosden
and others displayed unexpected strength
right through the whole session.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
SUGAR..

There were no price changes In re-
fined sugar at the close Of last week.
As whole the demand for 1t improved
during the week, and brokers expect a
continued better showing during this
week. which, II materialized, may bring
about more general buying interest in
raw sugars. Uncontrolled sugars were
offered yesterday at 4Mc., C. 4. f., but
found no buyers. and sellers may bo
forced to make more attractive price
In order TO unload tho balance of the
present crops. Late in the morning an
outport ref1ner bought 5000 bags Porto
Ricos. prompt clearance at 41sc.. c. l. (.
Trading In raw sugar futures was dull
throughout the morning. and after
opening unchanged to an advance OF 3
points values sagged under pressure OF
liquidation, the market closing net un-
changed to point advance. Transac-
tions In raw sugar futures were confined
to the distant months, sales being less
than 500 tons.
The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market was as follows.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
More OIL Price Increases.

AS on Friday. the movement Of the oil
stocks was aided yesterday materially
by continued reports of increases In oil
prices. 1t seemed on Friday that prac-
tically every claaB and grade Of oil In
the country had been advanced. but yes
terday morning new reports Of additional
increases began to come in. The Stan
dard Oil Company Of Louisiana an
nounced the advance Of Louisiana and
Arkansas crude Oil rs cents a barrel
to $3.50. except In the case Of Caddo
heavy oil. which was put up to $1.10 a
barrel. The Ohio Oil Company advanced
the price Of all grades Of Oil to schedules
ranging from 80 cents to $3.50 barrel,
representing advances of 20 to 25 cents.
The Texas Company increased the cost
Of Gulf Coast crude on 20 cents. making
its new figure 81 barrel The Trans
continental OIL Company announced an
increase OF rs cents to $3.50 a barrel for
north Louisiana oil and Arkansas crude
oil. The Humble Oil Company added 20
cents to its price for Gulf Coast oil.
making its new figure 81, while for
Of IS cents. an increase OF Is cents a
barrel. Even fuel oil prices were adj
vanced, the Sinclair Consolidated Oil
Corporation announcing an increase OF
15 cents In New York harbor. making its
new price for that product, delivered on
ship, $1.60 q barrel. Chicago dispatches
reported an increase Of a cent gallon
In tank car gasolene by the Standard Oil
Company OF Indiana. Tank wagon prices
were not changed.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Covering Features Week End
Stock Market-Banks Ex-
pand Reserves.

The final stock market session Of last
week consisted mainly of the covering of
short contracts with a moderate amount
of speculative buying OF oil shares. the
outlook for which has appealed to trad
ers for several days because of the ris-
ing trend of crude oil quotations. Net
gains were in the majority and chiefly
OF fractional amounts with upturns of a
point or more in Famous Players. Mexi-
can Petroluem, Tobacco Products. United
Retail Stores and a few others. A some-
what unexpected increase Of is cents a
barrel for fuel oil delivered in New York
harbor by the Sinclair Consolidated OIL
Corporation was influential in supporting
shares of producing companies near the
indication that the demand was so far
encroaching on production of an essen
tial product as TO forecast interesting
statistical exhibits in petroleum records
in coming months.
Cotton declined and grains broke
rather sharply after a show of firmness
in early dealings. The pressure OF sup
piles of wheat coming on the market
forced concessions in prices practically
every day during the week and the De-
cember option is approaching the dollar
q bushel level with considerable rapidity
Harvest reports from Canada and Aus
tralia forecast large yield although the
Australian product viii not appear for
several months. Canadian wheat Is
competing with American grain in for
eign markets and that fact is influential
in moulding prices established in the
futures market.
Liberty bonds were bid upward from
the start of business. It is known that
the United States Treasury Is substan-
tial buyer of one or two issues, but that
does not explain the great strength
which has existed among all classes Of
those bonds for nearly six weeks. It is
becoming more and more apparent that
expectations of easier money conditions
during the winter is encouraging heavy
purchases by institutions and large in
dividual investors who seek to obtain a
return in excess OF Az per cent. while
It is available. The pace of the ad-
vance. however, has been so fast that
reactions now and then would not be
surprising.
The foreign exchanges moved upward
sterling reaching close to the cS0A level.
The recovery of the rate on London has
amounted to cents this month.
The New York Clearing House bank
statement for last week showed. through
a decline of nearly s23. .0CO. 900 In demand
deposits, that interior balances had been
withdrawn on an extensive scale during
the week. Member banks rediscounted
extensively at the local Reserve bank,
the increase in that item being s36,0OO-
900 and in consequence. excess reserves
expanded sas.soO.ooO The surplus re-
serve of s27.9s4.oOo stood in contrast to
a deficit Of s1o.sss.ooo for the preceding
week.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was distinct irregularity in
price movements during the last week $
trading in securities on the Consolidated
Exchange, sustained pressure against
the tobacco and Pan-American oil issues
being effective for substantial recessions.
and the minor oil shares advanced
sharply to high levels for this movement
on improved figures for crude oil in all
domestic centres. The steels and the
equipment stocks were about unchanged
and motor and railroad issues were
lower. Gains of 5M in Houston to 63H,
Az in Famous Players to 59A, 8 in
Superior OIL to 8M, 2A in White to 10 -
2ss in Texas Coal and OIL to 25Ss and
declines of 5H In Mexican Petroleum to
94%. 8 in Pan-American to 435s and 4 In
American Sugar to 55& were feature
changes.
Royal Dutch yielded IL to 45A, Re-
tail Stores ~ to 50%, American SUI
matra 3% to 36%. Tobacco Products 2M
to 63%, Studebaker to TN. Chandler
Motors 21a to 40A. Republic Motors 2
to SM, United States Rubber / to 4915.
International Paper / to 4S%, United
Fruit to 10SH. Endicott-J Johnson / to
64%. Columbia Graphophone to 3%,
Southern Pacific to 70, Reading to
72h, Union Pacific to 121 x, Rock Island
III to 33h. Great Northern preferred to
74ss. Lehigh Valley IN to 557s and New
Haven to 14N.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Market opinion Mixed.

There Is very little, II anything. In
the situation at the moment. apart from
good deal of sunshine talk, to induce
one to enter the market on the long side.
On the contrary, there Is a notable
absence Of the right kind Of buying,
while the selling on the rallies continues
to be good"-Prince & Whitley; "The
market at present still lacks the impetus
of more extensive buying from the gen.
eral public to keep the upward move
rnent going. In the absence OF this. the
backing and filling process will doubt
less continue''-Henry Clews & Co.; 1--WE
believe that the trend Is upward and will
be so for some time to come"--A. j.
Johnson g. Co.. There is in the stock
market a certain artificialty There has
at no time been much public participa-
tion speculatively"-J. S. Bache & Co.
"The short interest is still Of large pro-
portions which gives good backlog
for constructive operations. which we
believe are not great way off"-W. w.
Cohen & Co. Conservation Of the pre-
limnary symptoms in previous advanc-
ing markets leads to the belief that the
reactions which we are having and will
have are normal and healthy. The ebb
in every case will be accompanies by
unfavorable rumor and much bearish
propaganda, but in the long run 1t will
have demonstrated with clarity that the
trend Is upward"-W. E. Hutton Co. ;
1--WE believe It more advantageous to
take tho constructive side of the market"
Morris & Smith.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Lehish valley.

Tho rise OF 1M points in the price Of
I|ehigh Valley Railroad stock In the short
session was attributed to more thorough
digestion Of the meaning of the plan for
segregating Its coal properties Curb
brokers reported so bid for common
shares OF the coal company and no offer
ings or sales Of them recorded. One au-
thority in the Street estimated yesterday
that the coal company's net income tho
last five years. including depreciation re-
serves, considered more or less arbi-
trary. were at the annual rate Of $3,7S1,-
4S7. After deduction Of $2,100.0o0 divi-
dends, payable to the railroad on the
.company's $30.00o,000 preferred stock,
there would remain on the foregoing
basis $1,6S1.4S7. or $6.9s q share for the
42,432 certificates of interest represent
ing the common stock. Continuance Of
the policy OF charging liberal reserves, It
was calculated. would reduce the COM
pany's net income about a third.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
rhi. weeks New onerinss Small.

A canvass Of banking houses disclosed
that on account of the holiday which
splits this week In half the volume of
new financing offerings will diminish.
compared with the rush Of the last five
or six weeks. One of the issues to be
offered tomorrow is s2.000,000 Of the
State of West virginia's highway per
cent. bonds. maturing on July I, 1880,
to July /. 1941. inclusive. Those bonds
are to be offered by Watkins & Co. at
prices 10 yield $40 to sic per cent.
They are legal investments for savings
hanks and trust funds In New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut and elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

John F. Clark & Co.. new, Little Rock,
Ark. w. A. Hewes. manager: Hartman
& Co. new. 500 Park avenue, John j.
Gilroy. manager; Harris. Winthrop ~
Co. new. Davenport, Iowa, Archibald w.
Houston. manager; Jackson Bros. q Co..
new. Peoria, ILL.,. i. G. Haefner. man
ager; i; Paine, Webber & Co. new. General
Motors Building. Detroit. Mich. Walter
y. Ford, manager; Posner g. Co. new,
7 East Forty-fifth street, David Il.
Posner, manager. 549 Fifth avenue. dis
continued; Feuchtwanger, Calm 6 Co..
West End. N. j.. discontinued: Thomson
& MsIOnnon. Davenport, Iowa, dis
continued, and r. w. Wagner q Co.,
East Liverpool. Ohio. discontinued.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
WEST OIL PRICE UP.
Ohio Company Also Raises Charges
for wyominRs.

FfNDLAr, Ohio. Oct S.--The Ohio OIL
Company. one Of the largest distribute
ing companies In the United States, an
nounce to-day further advance Of rs
cents in the price of all central Western
grades of crude oil and Is to 20 cent
advance in the price of Wyoming oils.
The new central Western prices are
Lima, $2.0S; Indiana, s1.8S: Wooster,
$3.50: Illinois, $1.77; Princeton, s1.77:
plymouth. S1.15. and Waterloo, s125.
The new Wyoming quotations are /:
Grass Creek, $1.45: Elk Bash, s1.45;
Lance Creek, $40: Rock Creek, s1.05;
Big Muddy, soc. and Mile Creek, S5c.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

The conviction that pending confer
ences of railroad executives with wash
irgton authorities will pave tho way for
a thorough threshing out Of the question
of transportation rates and wages at the
general meeting OF the Association OF
Railway Executives in Chicago on Octo-
Der IA. is growing In the financial COM
munity. She problem will be how to
meet the widespread demand for reduc-
tions In the freight rates on farm prod
ucts,' manufactured products and build
ing materials. including iron and steel,
and how TO reduce the wages OF railroad
employees without inviting strikes. An
additional urge to action appears in the
threat of the agricultural block in the
Senate to make the passage Of the rail-
road funding bill contingent on the re-
duction of freight rates.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ISSUE.
Rond Allowed to Put Out $107,5OO
of Car Trusts.

TRENTON. N. j., Oct. S.-Acting on the
application Of the Central Railroad Com
pany OF New Jersey for authority to
issue equipment notes, originally fixed at
an amount not to exceed s6.2S5,o00 par
value. under an equipment trust agree
ment dated January Is. 1920. and made
with Walker d. Hines. the Director Gem
eral of Railroads. and the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York as trustee,
the State Public Utility Board supple
mented to-day its order Of June II, 1920,
in which s5.775,00o Of those equipment
trusts were approved. by approving a
further Issue of s157,500 of the notes.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.


The United States Treasury Depart
ment purchased last week 100000
OF United States Victory ~ per
cent. notes at the rate of nearly
$2.000.0O0 a day. according to au-
thoritative reports In banking circles.
The Department bought also other LIB
erty issues for the sinking fund. but
perhaps not to so largfe an amount. The
Fourth Liberty 4Ms closed yesterday
~ $3.50. the highest for the day and the
highest thus far on the movement That
price IL within $4.86 Of the record high
mark for the issue and $11.s0 more than
its record figure
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

days, s; Liberty bonds and Victory notes.
Is days, s: 16 to 90 days. 8; bankers
acceptances, IS to 90 days, 8.
'Fixed September 21. Previous rate. 5h.
fixed Jqly p.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Call loans on acceptances. .............
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal Re
serve Banks.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
80 days.. AZ AZ 90 days.. AZ AZ
co days.. Az 4ss 100 days.. an Az
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, 1922 .700. 900;
balances, S56. 200. 900; Federal Reserve credit
balances, 0,000, 600
SILVER MARKET.
Official bav silver In New York, domestic.
9oi4c an ounce. unchanged; foreign. 71ac..
up Ic: London. s2%d.. up 7sd.; Mexican dol
lars, 55c., up 3s,.
The range OF silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest.
London .... l3ssd. Sept. 27 80Nd. Mar. 5
New York;. 71ssc. Sept. ~ o3e. Mar. .
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Change I'm Firms.

Il. +. Hutton & Co, effective on Oc-
toner I, Robert E. Burns admitted; !;
O'Brian. Potter Co.. effective on Oc-
to,Jer 10. 1921. Dexter p. Rumsey. re-
tired. Frank IL Goodyear. retired, and
Rodney S. Jarvis admitted as a special
partner
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
EXPORTS FROM NEW York.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat, 352,214 bushels; bacon. los, 900
pounds: grease, $4,000 pounds; grass
seed. 200 bags; cottonseed oil, 10000
pounds: barley. 5s.799 bushels: lard.
f.067.s21 pounds: flour. 76,20s sacks ;
alcohol, 400 barrels; lubricatlng oil, 22,-
ESQ gallons.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Membership Transferred.

c. McGhee Baxter to Jacob Bleibtreu.
Abraham s. Co, 81 William street and
Marcus Coodbody to John l. Goodoody,
Goodbody e Co., lis Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
FAR EAST.
SOUTH AMERICA.


New York funds IN Montreal, Soo.37 pre-
MUM per 81 900 Montreal funds in Few
York, 500 discount per 81 600.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
New Partnership.

Abraham G. Co. 81 William street. Otto
Abraham. Alfred Louis Stamm and
Jacob Bleibtreu, October 6.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
Loans no. issued in American dollar
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Morton Lachenbruch & Co., ~ Broad
si rect, have issued circular describing
seven Mexican securities which, It is bc-
lieved, will soon resume interest payments.
They are Issuing also a circular describing
the Republic of Uruguay's external gold 3
per cent. bonds of 1919.
II. a, Place has been elected an assistant
secretary OF tho Mercantile Trust Company.
r. s.. Herdeg. formerly Of J. n. Bridge
ford a. CO., In In the railroad bond depart
rnent OF Joesch. Albertsen q Co., III Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Proposed Change in Firm.
Branch Omces.

M. J. Hoey g. Co. to be admitted on
October is, II. c. williams.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
q. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

Closing prices bid In yesterdays open
market for United States certificates Of
Indebtedness and notes were as follows: !:
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
American Coal Co., q, 81 =. Oct. ~ Nov.
Carolina Pr. & LIT. c, q. 5oc. Oct rs Nov.
Milwaukee Elect. Ry. 1t.
Thomas a. Plant Co. pr. a.
Sl.fo .s.'....... Oct IT Oct. 81
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
II. q. Place mas been elected an a
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

to NEW York; HnsIIp
New York; Herald Bureau,
Washington {. s.J
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

Similar comparison for the first eight
months of the current year were slightly
advanta gcous TO the New York Central
and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.

acceptable In payment u Tsderai taxes on
the dates OF maturity.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2.
CALL MONEy FOR WEEK.
covNlt.IcIAf. rArrn.

Mixed collateral. 90 u 90 days.
Mixed collateral, 4 10 q months
lniurtrials. 80 10 so day.
luIu4triria ( "a q ptuuf5t
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKET.
on CRY, Pa. OCT. s.--credit balances,
So; no runs or shipments.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.

Died.
On October s. Benjamin ingram.