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New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE. Aucticneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS

NENRY J. LEAKE Aucticneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER g. son,
OFFICE. 55 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1929,
at 1890 O'Clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS
NOS. IA AND 16 NESEY STREET.
For account of Executors.
500 Cripple River Hydraulic Mining
Co. 69o Bond.
1o6 shs. Cripple River Hydraulic Min
ing Co.
$50 shs. Section Seven Oil Co.
For account of whom 1t may concern.
$4,000 Cleveland & Mahoning Valley 1st
Mtg. so Regstd. Bonds.
81 900 McWillams Brothers LIST Mtg. $50
Bond.
so shs American Foreign Trade
Corpn.
500 shs. Texas Oil Producing Co.
700 shs. Galsteo Company.
shs Alabama, Tenn. & Northern
Corpn. prefd.
shs Alabama. Tenn & Northern
Corpn. common.
$50 so Alabama. Tenn. & Northern Corpn
scrip.
1000 shs Bag dad Copper Co.
1000 shs Rickard Texas Oil Co.
15 shs. Savannah & Atlanta Ry prefd
500 shs. Crude OIL Producing Co
100 shs. Record Repeater Co. prefd.
SO sts Record Repeater Co. common.
100 shs. Aercnautirs Press, Inc.
1000 shs. Surinam Hydraulic Co. COM
$500 shs. South American Gold Co.
so shs Glass Casket Corpn.
Receipt for Doris CarTouring Car.
Receipt for Moline Knight Tour
ing Car.
Receipt for REQ Sedan Car.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Irregular Price
Trend Continues
In. Curb Trading
Oil Shares Dominant Feature
as. Traders Show Dispo-
sition TO- Close Commit
ments for Over Weekend

Prices moved irregularly again ON
The curb market in quiet trading yes
terday as traders showed disposi-
t,on to withdraw from the market for
over the week end. Oil shares at
tracted most attention.
Standard:..Oil of Indiana and I'M
peral of Canada worked slightly
higher ..on covering, but Cities Service
common again sagged and lost 2 points
at 1873. In the lower priced shares
there was no definite trend.
Magma Copper continued in demand
and scored . gain of more thar a
point.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Middle States Nets S8G3,578

The Middle States Oil Corporation
reported net income for the three
months ended September 80, after
charges and reserve for Federal taxes,
etc, Of $S93,57S, compared with ST.
065,07S in the corresponding period
year ago. Gross income totalcd S1,277,-
943, against $2.524157. Net earnings
amounted to $933,57S, compared with
81, 07S. Surplus was $401, 1852,
against $1,3OO,4S4
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
southern SPOT AiarlSs {

t1O,uHcrn Spot Markets--lialv WESTON steady,
% points higher 1T IS. 9oc: sales, l.128 bales.
New Orleans steady. unchanged at 1I15c;
sales, BIT bales Mobile steady, 20 points
higher at 17.50c; sales, 13G bales. Ssvan-
nah steady, 20 points higher at 1860;
sales. 122 bales. Norfolk quiet 8 points
higher at 1880; sales, 314 bales. Memphis
steady, unchanged at 1860; sales. 1900
bales. Houston steady 20 points higher
at 1875; sales, 1888 bales. Little Rock
quiet, unchanged at 1s.25c: sales. 22s bales.
Dallas steady, Is points higher at S20c
sales. 8.197 bales. Montgomery firm, 25
points higher at 1Sc sales. % bales. Fort
Worth steady. 20 points higher at 1S25c;
t.,l.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
Beeves. fair to
prime. 90 lbs. $500 S.75 10000 1850
sides. h. 49,. % 100 is .1s@ III
Live veals, com
mon to prime,
100 lbs ...... :. 9.00@16.00 IA 042l. 90
D d veal
city, lb. .lS@ 22 log 80
" lbs s. '.'.,..... s"es' 'gg 5000 500 $500 $50
dise' city. lb'...:''. .os@. ii $50 .la
Live lanlbs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs. IL. 90 o. 1880 IL. 90 1919
Dressed lambs
nss.. s.,T l5e s ssS s las5S4s5s 55S 5s
u r e s d hogs.
bacon, lb. 1917 @14ta .16ta Al
Pork bbl ....... 24.00m25.00 29.0o@30. 90
Mess beef bblf.. 12.00@14.00 l600@18.00
Lard NJ d d c
West, 100 lbs. 1850 9.4S 1310Qp13.20
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
The NewNork Trust Company
100 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
DUE JANUARY l. 1922
DUE JANUARY l, 1922
NEW YORK

Id Kansas City Southern Ry. Co. Ref
& Imp. SIS
o. Lincoln Traction Co. Gold SIS, 1889
). Llano, Texas, Ind. School Dis. n
., Lockport Light, Heat & Power ca
. lst Mtge. Ref. SIS
s. McCone County, Mont, Funding
Bonds
IS
Macon, Dublin & Savannah R.R
'0 Co. 1st Mtge SIS
:, New Orleans City & Lake r R. Co
1st Mtge SIS
IS New Orleans City r R Co Gen SIS
Norwich Gas & Electric Co. list
10 Mtge. 5 S
= Pine Bluff Co. 1st Mtge 3o-Yr Gold
Bonds
Plattsburgh Traction Co. Ist M,gs.
o's
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieri.s
=, Co., Inc, 5o-Yr. Gold SIS
Powder River County, Mont.
49, Funding Bonds
Rich Hill Coal Co. 1st Mtge. S. F.
Gold SIS
Rockingham County Light&Power
Co. Gold SIS
Sharon & New Castle Rys. Co.
lst Lien S. F. SIS
Silver Bow County, Mont, High
way Bonds
~ Somerset County, NJ. Building as
South Platte Canal & Reservoir Co.
1st SIS
w. South Shore Gas Co. lst Msge. SIS
IS Terminal Warehouse Co. 2nd
:. Mtge. SIS
Toole County, Mont, Funding SIS
rs Tri State Tel. & Tel. Co. o's
ag Underground Electric Rys. Co.
Of London, Ltd, 4}a's, 1888
lie United Fuel Gas Co. 1st Msge. ST.
6's
lie United Gas & Electric Co. of fN.L
lst Mtge. SIS
lg Utica Belt Line Street R.R. Co. 2nd
Mtge. SIS
ag Utica, Clinton & Binghamton R.R.
Co. Gen. SIS
ay West Virginia Utilities Co. IS,
Series AZ
'e' Wibaux County, Mont, Public
Highway Bonds
IS Willapa Electric Co. 1st Gold SIS,
re. Series A, B & G
Worcester & Connecticut Eastern
IS Ry. Co: lst Mtge. 4la's
st Youngstown-Sh Sharon Ry g. Light
Co. lst Mtge. S. F. SIS
1UARY IS, 1922
o., SO Bond Secured Gold Notes
rs Bros, Inc. SIS
e Salmon Club SIS
rp. 1st Serial Gold 6's
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Customers Men

Two experienced. energetic. hon
est. intelligent, loyal men 10
handle customers in the Board
Room of reputable house. eli
entile preferred. but not abso-
lutely necessary; references re-
quired. {. NJ. los, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, INC.
Lima. Ohio

DtCe1nber 29, IyZI-
The Board of Directors has this day de-
clared a quarterly dividend of and
three-quarters G%aeo) per cent upon the
Preferred Stock of this Company for the
three months ended December 81. 1921.
payab BILE February l. 1892. to stockholders
of record a the close Of business on Janu-
ary l6 1922. Transfer BOOKS do not c.ose.
L. a. LARSEN,
Nice-Presdent e. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
German Bank Statement
Wheat

BERLIN, Dec. 30.-The statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany as Of
December % shows the following
chances in marks.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Foreign Bonds
Dividends

Pay holders
Bush Terminal
Co. cash. so s-A Jan. IS Jan 6
do stocks SO SA Jan. Is Jan. 6
Bush Terminal
bindings III. $l.75 jan Dec 81
Lima Loco, Wks.
pf ............ 1870 q Feb. Jau 16
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31

New York 4, Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Olean. City Of, NJ Y.
Peoples Water Company Of Oskalocsa
Piedmont & Northern Railway Company
Popular Science Publishing Company
Portsmouth & Suffolk Water Company
Santa Lucia Company
Sharon Railway Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
South Yuba Water Co., Consol Mtge
St. Louis & Cairo Railroad Company
Simons, Ernest Manufacturing Company
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Third Avenue Railroad Company, So
Union Depot Company, Columbus, Ohio
Union Utilities Company
United Rys. Co. Of St. Louis Warrants
from Certfs. Of Deposit)
Warren Water Company Tissue Of July
l, 1890
Warren Water Company Tissue Of July
|, 1909
Washington Water Power Company, lst
Refunding
Washington Water Power Company
(ConsoI. Mtge & Collateral TrusD
Woodward Iron Company
JANUARY End, 1922
East St. Louis & Granite City Water Co.
County OF Yanderhurgh, Indiana
JANUARY 18th, 1922
Minneapolis, Lyndale & Minnetonka Ry.
Co., and Minneapolis Street Ry. Co.
St. Paul City Rai!xsy Company
Union Free School Distl.-A~Nlo. /, Town
Of Pelham, NJ. Y.
JANUARY 20th, 1922
Pekin Water Works Company
,ENDS
Weyman-Bruton Company, Common
F. W. Woolworth Co., Preferred
Ernest Simons Manufacturing Co., p
fe.red
JANUARY 5th,
Detroit, Hillsdale & ScAD Urn Rail-
road Company
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank

New York. Dec. II, 1921.
The Board Of Directors have this day
declared a quarterly dividend Of S9o. and
an extra dividend OF sc. upon the capital
stock of this bank. payable free OF City
and State tax, on and after December 81.
1921. to stock holders Of record at the close
of business December 27 1921.
A w. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31

Alabama Water Co. SNIFF Gold
Coupon Notes
American Dock & Improvement Co.
Extended lst Mtge. 6's
Athens Terminal Co. Is. Mtge. SIS
Auburn Gas co. lst Mtge. S. F. SIS
Big Horn County, Mont, Bridge
Bonds
Bronx Gas & Elec. Co. 1st Mtge. SIS
Broadwater County, Mont, Road
Bonds
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. Conv
Gold Deb. 71zs
City of Buffalo, Wyo., Sewer Bonds
City of Sedalia, Mo-, Ref. AIS
Camas County, Idaho, Road Bonds
Central Market Street Railway Co.
lst Mtge. S. f. SIS.
Central r. R. of N. ]. Gen. SIS
Century Oil Co. $50 Conv. S. F.
Gold Notes
Citizens Casa Electric Co. of Council
Bluffs, 1st Mtge. SIS
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. of Terre
Haute, lst Ref. 5O-Yr. SIS
City of Great Falls, Mont, Water
works Bonds
City Of Minot, North Dakota
Clinchfield Coal Co. lst Mtge. SIS
D. K. E. Holding Corp. Gen. SIS
Davidson Realty Co.
Dawson County, Mont, Highway
Bonds
Delaware Gas Light Co. 1st SIS
Detroit. Toledo & Ironton R.R. Co.
1st Mtge. SIS
East Hampton Electric Light Co. o's
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light
Co. of Phila. lst Mtge. SIS
Erie County Elec. Co. 1st Mtge. as
Fallon County, Mont, Funding
Bonds dated Jan. /, 1921.
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville
R.R. Co. Gen. Ref. as
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville
R.R. Co. 1st Cons. Ref. 4l9's
Garfield County, Mont, Funding
Bonds
Glacier County, Mont, Funding
Bonds
Glacier County, Mont, Highway
Bonds
Greenwich Trarnway Co. 1st Mtge.
SIS
Hackensack Water Co. 1st Mtge. As
Indianapolis Water Co. Gen. Mtge.
SIS
Jonesville, S. c., School Dist. 5l3's
Kansas City Light & Power Co. lst
Mtge. SIS
DUE JANU.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.,
McWilliams
Ristigouche
World Film Corp.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
COUPONS DIVIDENDS DUE IN JANUARY AND PAYABLE
AT THE OFFICE
THE FARMERS LOAN
c. TRUST COMPANY
NOS. l6, 49, 20 AND 20 WILLIAM STREET
NEW YORK CITY
AND AFTER JANUARY 1sT 1922 AS FOLLOWS:

Alabama Great Southern Railroad Co.
American Water Supply Co. Of Kankakee
Army & Navy Club Of Manila
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Butler Water Company
Cedar Rapids, City Of, Refundins Bonds
Central Brewing Company
Chattanooga City Water Co.
Chicago & North Western Railway Co.,
Equipment Agreement, Series "A"
Chicago & North Western Railway Co.,
Equipment Agreement, Series &C"
4 Chicago, St. Paul, MINI. & Omaha Ry. Co.,
Equipment Agreement, Series B"
Clyde Water Supply Co., Refunding 4s
Commercial Cable Company
Constitution Publishing Company
CowIitx Lumber Company
Dayton Union Railway Company
Eas. Greenwich Water Supply Co., Is,
/ Mtge.
East Greenwich Water Supply Co.,. End
/ Mtge.
East ST. Louis & Interurban Water Co.
Ellsworth Galleries Company
Ei Paso & Southwestern Railroad Co.
l Hampshire Southern Railroad Company
Herkimer, MoIawk, lion & Frankfort,
Electric Ry. Co.
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Iowa City Water Company
Ithaca St. R'way Co. (Due July |, 1921
q $1,000 cach)
\ Lakewood & Coast Water & Elec. Co.
Lupton, F. NJ, Publisher, inc.
Mobile Light & Railroad Company
/ Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co., Extension
LIST Mtge.
National Starch Company
New Castle & Shenango Valley Railroad
Co.
DIVIl
JANUARY End, 1922
/ Twin City Rapid Transit Co., Preferred
JANUARY 3rd, 1922
international Petroleum Co. Ltd. Coupon.
No. 2 from Bearer Share Warrants al
SIS per share)
Weyman- -Bruton Company, Preferred
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Industrinls.

/ $500. Acme Ccal lss ia g.. q y IA
/ 4S00*Acine Packing 30 GO 90 oV
200 Allied i'king. . D
200 do eff. ..... b
zoo Ajax Il rts... 2% 3l5 ~ ~
100 Aud 'Chom... lSs "a .l% ~
1900sBrad. y. p. "a rs "A rs
! 500 B-Am Fob rg l2% 12es 12Ss 12ss
10000" Buddy Buds, so 80 80 80
I llG00 Cal Cr T.uit.. I IA SIS 67s
1oosCar Light 49,. so so so Sc
500 Carlisle Tire. ~ 2% 29s ~
900 Chi Nipple. , "a e. ~
/ 100 Clev Auto 2O% 2o% 2o% le%
3eO'Col. Eincrald. 60 60 Go 60
/ 5O0ACont Candy G. '5 .
/ 900 Cont Moiors.. 6'. E6ia &c "a
100 Davis VIA A. 20 90 20 20
4oosD II pf,... 20 i9 2oc a.
300 Durant' slot. 26 &c zh7s -
200 10 -lna .... i0i4 10N l0!s ~ =
700 rlarl Mot. 49,. sia Sia ~ -
$50 farrell Coal It's y l9s< IlS y -
100 Geo Cl h.. 15iA 15la lhN - y
200 Glib Nowtll... ga l6% lt u loN4
/ 400 CT Alden Coal 44N Az "A "A
( 400 Goodyear Tire IA llM rs ~ 's
100 GO rf~...+.. 21l4 25M "a y % s
/ 4200 Grant Mot. " - 4 IL
100 Hercles Paper.
1900 lIeyien Chem Is ia IS
100 lolh II F.. az 1OAa lofa iV'2
500 Int kdbbcr.t. g.. o.s 80 =
40G Libby McNcii. 5is az a. ~
$500 Lincoln Mot "A 2i9' "a .
100 Mercer Mot.
! 100 Nat Leather.
100 DO inst t....
100 No Am Pul pa ls5 IA ~ "a
100*Parsors Auto. 90 90 IS 'u
(. 100 Packard Motor
( 100 PERT Tire now. 2's s's 2'a 'a
J 1900 Philip Morris. Sc &C 5"sc 5Ssc c
400 Radio coln.... - = "a 2}s z
100 rep Tire Ru.1oc toe ~s1oc 10c
! 500 So Coal & Tire rs lN rs rs
/ 800 stan Com 'rob. 16 y 5 90 % =
! 400 do pf......,lo' 10: loi ~ e
;. Zoo stan & & E.. ls rs le 16
900 Stan Motor. ....~-f ia 80
200 Sweets Co.....
- 90 Swift Inter-. 233 23A 23I ~ 4
400 Ten Ry T. e = is / % y IS
500 Y S pistripne. Iac lsc lac "a aac
5oo'U S Steam ~; IL IL u III
s9SS 9SS yn gn rs9H' Rss t.nay. 5Asr II u T..
see IN carbIde d,, q - Y dS aS ~ a. a.
1900 *West End Ch. SS 80 S5 IS
40 zoo " 40 40 lst pf.... p'' sh s4 sN So
Standard Oils
1898 sSS A1E'S AsaS A% h"Oos @ ssse ssc 3 ss5 80
10 Eureka p L.. 7g 70 ~ ~
10 illinois p L...l6o l6o 100 $50
50 n%ia 1"dians n Pipe sS "a q ssi s. sS4 g
100 Nat Transit. 2s& 2S1s 2s's 2s 4
SIS Prairie p L.. 231 237 2S1 2S7
e,d" 40 Sogth 0il r p 1aa = e. Is S2u y H. .
55 s Oil of N Y. .ss0 366 3e5 800
Independent Oils
500 *Allen Oil..... 45 As 40 As
1900 ALLIED On. 2 :
200 Arlan Nat Gas 111s 11is II IL
1000 'Parnett ...... Q
1000 Boone on. 81 p 81 2l
1900 *Bost Wyom.. rs rs rs 7e
li0-+Brazos on: 80 100 80 100
900 Cit its sr ctfs: ak 21@ 207ss 2iA
4aS do pf .'55A sc *55A sc
S45 do old. 1875 1913 1913 1913
2oo Con Marlin. 2,a 23a 2hs 21s
6200 Creole SYM. 21s "a 2
5000 Gushing Pete. e
100 Domnion Oh. . 9
500 fEdmonds Oil. so so 55 55
1000 Elk Basin Pet II 6E 6N ca
2lS00 *Engins' Pete. 80 So 55 56
1000 Esmeraldo .... 8
$500 Federal OIL. la 1IE 1% III
500 Fensand 49,. 9% s9s 9ss 9aI
400 Gilliland OIL. 4ia Az Az AZ
9400 Glenrock OIL. l Ia III III
200 Grenada OIL. 2% ~ 2N 2sl
600 Harvey Crude y G
1000 *Hudson OIL. II II 10
1900 Imperial Oil. a5s ga ga SO
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE BANK OF AMERICA

THE BANK OF AMERICA
New York City. December IS. 1891
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of this Bank for the election of Directors
and for the transaction of such other busi-
ness AS may properly come before the
meeting Will be held at the office of the
Rank, IL Wall Street. New York City. on
Tuesday January 10. 1922 at o'clock
p. m. The polls VIII remain open until !;
o'clock y
CHARLES e. CURTIS. Cashier
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE HAMILTON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
will be held at it's office. 50 John Street,
on Monday January 9Th, 1922. at p m,
saction of such other business may come
before the meeting.
ARTHUR LENssEN. JR..
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

December 81, 1921.
We desire to announce that Mr. Ricardo
Cristiani and Mr.. Louis ID. Stanton have
this day retired from our firm.
+. IL SIMPSON & CO.
81 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31

Sales. Open. High Low. Last
6300 Int Petrol..... lax II t6A II
. 900 fkeysto Rang. S5 10 So 30
200 Kirby Pct.... l7% 1875 i'm 1914
1900 Livingston IA IA IA IA
1900 Lyons Pete. 60 62 60 81
1000 *LancfcrceS 10 10
1850 Magma Oil... lc IA Ia
1925 Maracaibo Oil. 81 x 2ls. 2lMc q n
1000 Marine ....... 4 1iA y y
$4,000 'Merdian Pete II j. ii IL
400 Merritt Oil... 0ih OK .
100 Mex Eagle cx d IL Is 1G l6
800 Mex Pam. i@c IA q =
100 MEXICO OIL. il, - ,'e ).
90 Mountain Prod 10la 10H 10 10l,
1900 tNoblc Ol.... II jS II II
100 No Am Oil .... 2L 2i4 %. ~
fo0o 'Ohio Ranger.
5000 sonar Ojl..... 81 SO 10 70
400 PennolS OIL. 3 5 s &
100 Pure Oil IF. 100 100 100 100
100 sRed Rock. Sc Sc sc b6
1900 Ryan Cons... 52s 5% 5X 6s.
1000 Salt Crk Prod. 13is 13at IS l3a.
7G00 Simms Pet. t2Ls l2A 12% i2b.
1900 Skelly OiI.... 51s ak s..
1000 Southern p r. Az AK "A.
zoo Spencer Pet. IA IL u, Il
270 Tex Chief ... 10 10 10 10
1880 "reNon O Il l. GS 70 6T 70
900 Tidal Osagc... IL I2is lI1s I2ix
200 Victoria .,... So G5 SO a5
l0o vulcan ,..... st 81 III 81
$500 Wilcox OIL. "a. 2aI
$500 "WooGburn M .S TS G7 81
5lo0" "Y Oil..,..... 28 2S p u
Mining
900 -Alaa-B Col =. IA ~ -. 2is
100 Alvarado Min.
1000 Helcher Ext
1900 *Rig Ledge .. Is IS . 25
SuuG Big lilp ...
"2000 TIso& & Mon So 81 s. eG
500 fRos ELY . 20 20 70 ~
1000 Scaled Min -. 6 6
l000 'Can Cop ~ 37 - ~ ~
200 Cons Cop NJ. 15S Ia 1ss 4
0Uo SCop Canyon. 95 liz 95 100
800 'Cor Sill .... IS ~ 81 81
2400 Cros Csold exd o}2 2la ~ -;
1000 FDiV Eek $50. Il II o1 81
200 Dol Esp ...
1900 MI Salvador
2@500 Eur Croesus. - 25 "a a
1000 'Gold Zone . Is ia 13 IL
1000 'Harmil Div. 12 IL II IL
500 liecla Min 49,. 4st ~. AZ "a.
200 Howe Sound 2ib o% 81. %
1920 9 Ir Blossom . AZ 20 2S 35
1000 'lrd Lead . ; 3
200 Jer Verde Div 3 3
100 Kerr Lake -. ~ 80. 33s "a,
1000 Hknox Div 80 3 r
100 Mcintyre ... 2 pa u,
1000 ~McKin Dar... ~ 12 II II
10000 fMcNamara S
1000 *McN Cres 49,
400 'Mag Chief 6 & 6
$500 Magma Cop 8. &c 271s % 26@
1000 fMzpah ......
3T00 Mason Val - la ISs IL II!
300 Mothcrlode c. 6 57s 6
5000 sMohican 80. 45 IS As As
340o NAT Tin .... So 54 So 81
5000 "Nev Ophir =. 40 40 40 40
100 New Cor ..... 1s Is 1S is
300 New Mex L.. Ia IA I1s II,
500 New Dom . ~, ~ 2it 2L
1000 "Nev Sill Hills 3 3 3
700 Nippissg d. Ga 6E 6H Gh
1000 FOhio Copper. 3
1900 *Pittsburg Mt. 25 % % %
2Goo *Ray Hercules IA IA IA il
1000 'Roch sill ex d. 20 20 20 20
900 SO Am Z & G.. 5ss 5ss 5A 81
900 Tonopah Bel. 1as In Ia II
400 N'rono Divide 66 67 So So
100 Tonopah Ext. ] y q In IL
400 Tonopah Min. IA "a ~ II
la0 *Tuoumne 80. 62' GO 62 62
200 Unity Cold. "a ~
1000 Unit East 21s ~ -. "a
400 United Verde. 80 90 2S% 2SS
1000 "Whitc Caps 4
1000 *Wilbert
100 Yukon Cold. III lfs Ia II
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Cotton Statistics

liverpool CabIes-spot cotton quiet at /
points decline. Middling, 1854. Sales,
5000 bales; American, 5000. Imports,
1000; all American Futures opened quiet.
unchanged to I point lower. Closed very
steady at net advance of 10 to II PORTS.
January 1l.41d; March, 11.39d; May,
ga: July, 11.O7d; October, 10. 46d. Man
chester: Yarns. more demand; cloths.
fair business doing.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Cottonseed Oil

Closing quotations were to 8 points
net lower.
The range of prices
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-20
NUMBER OF EMPLOYED
 SHOWING INCREASE

Washington, September 19.--The number of persons employed in nine major industries showed increases in August over July, while decreases were reported in five, according to figures trade public tonight by the department of labor.
 Iron and steel industries, with ST. 902 persons employed in July in- creased to 102,69S, or 49 per cent. Manufacturers of hosiery and under wear employed 26,739 in July and 2S,200 employees in August.
 Mems ready made clothing em- ployes who numbered 32,593 in July had increased to 34,313 in August. Boots and shoes increased from 6o,So7 to 63,200 during the month.
 The automobile industry showed the largest decrease. dropping from 7S,90S in July to 74,2S3 in August. The next largest decrease was in bituminous coal mining, which dropped to 21.415 in August from 21,754 in July.
 In II of the 14 industries the amount of money paid to employees increased in August over the amounts paid in July. In iron and steel this increase was 15,4 per cent; in mems clothing, 12.7 per cent; hosiery and underwear. 12.5 per cent. and in bi- tuminlous coal mining, 11.9 per cent, A decrease of 3.7 per cent occurred in the automobile industry; 22 per cent in cotton manufacturing, and IS per cent in wooden manufacture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-20
35 APPOINTED TO SIT AT FARLEY
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-20
ENGINEER CLIMBS
 OUT ON PILOT AND
 SAVES TOTS LIFE
By Associated Press

RnIeieh. N. C., September 1e.- J. Fl. Furman, Norfolk Southern railway engineer, climbed out on the pilot of Eis engine near Kip ling, N. C.. today and lifted Ger trude Collins, aged 3, from the truck In front Of the moving en- zine.
 Furman was taking 25 loaded freight cars to Fayetteville and was rounding :. sharp curve down srnde, when he saw the child 75 yards away. He yanked the whistle cord md the emergency brake but the weight of the cars behind pushed the engine for ward, SD he climbed out on the side of his eIgine to the pilot and seized the chiId as the train hOre down Epon her.