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New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Go Over 1920 Figures for
the First Time 9 This
Year; Gain Of About SO
Per Cent Over September

In October. for The first month this
year, the money value Of retail sales in
the Second Federal Reserve District, as
reported to tho Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, was higher than that for
the Same month In 1920. The forty
eight firms, operating sixty-two stores,
reporting to the local bank, according
to the Federal Reserves monthly re-
view OF conditions to be issued to-mor-
row. showed October sales 2.S per cent
larger than in October. 1920. A gain
Of a. per cent in New York and Brook
lyn was offset by drops in Syracuse,
Rochester ana Newark, N. j.
A still more favorable comparison is
shown. in the number of transactions,
which in New York and Brooklyn last
month increased SS.5 per cent over
those of a year ago, and which In the
district as a whole gained 24.5 per cent.
The money value OF sales in October
was about so per cent greater than in
SEPTEMBER whereas the seasonal ad-
vance from September to October in
the previous two years was In the
neighborhood of 35 per cent. The good
showing in the money value of sales
last October compared with year ago,
according to the bank, is partly attrib-
utable to the fact that year ago the
rapid fall in prices was in swing.
Taking into account subsequent price
drops, the bank believes that sales last
October, in units Of merchandise, we're
from 15 to Is per cent ahead Of Octo-
ber, 1920. New York City merchants
informed the bank that the first two
weeks in November sales have been
good in ell departments In their stores.
Wholesale dealers in all lines, with
the exception Of dry goods, reported
noteworthy increases. in sales during
October as compared with sales in Scpe
tember, ranging from IL per cent in
shoes and g per cent in stationery to
44.3 per cent in clothing and 72.7 per
cent in machine tools. Compared with
year ago, wholesale sales were ahead
Of last year in dollar value in dry
goods. shoes, drugs and clothing, but
behind in groceries, hardware, station
cry and machine tools. In physical VOL
ume sales were ahead Of year ago in
all lines but stationery and machine
tools.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Information
Hoth classes Il stock were stricken
from the New York Stock Exchange
list some little tina ago.
Good and Not So Good


.hs So ggany.r,SIs gssss fasiss s sa 4
Be purchased In $500 or $1oo pieces. wonld
you advlNo pvrchaho. OF tho, aboye beng
or Colorado 4 Southern ~ OF 1885
Please ADVISE ma ~ TO which bona you
think wdtld be the best investment. Also
please sivs me your cptnson cf ,,.n Atcnlsonn
Do you s0nsldcr Standard ~Ts and Mlec-
trio So. due 1885, as safe and rnod an
investment Rs tho above hQ hold
one $500 bond OF the aboyo 4 like
to buy more i they are as "a as
ledo Terminal Railway @iss, also Clncin-
natl, indianapolis a Western hrst 6s? Do
you consider tho two above bonds rea-
aonably good and sass investment ?---L.
D. w.
Answer - Baltimore & Ohio con-
vertible debenturc AIS, due 1858, come
in $500 determinations, but not in $100
denominations. We think the Colorado
& Southern AVS much the better in
vestmert. That road has no such seri-
ous problems, we believe, as face the
Baltimore & Ohio. We do not consider
Standard Gas and Electric 81 as good
as Colorado e Southern as an invest
ment, but equal to or better than the
Baltimore & Ohio Ans. We think To-
ledo Terminal Railway Ans good in
vestment. Cincinnati, Indianapolis &
Western first IS are business mans
investment. They are secured by first
mortgage, it is true, but the earning
power Of the property has not been
demonstrated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
b usine SIS IN & " 8
October Retail Sales Here
Beat Those OF Year Ago
Why Retail Prices
Are Stu High

An explanation Of why retail
prices have not fallen as rapidly
as Wholesale prices is made by the
Federal Reserve Bank Of New York.
"In view Of the tremendous de-
cline in the prices of cotton. wool,
silk, hides and other raw materials"
says the bank, "thcra appears to
have been an expectation that these
declines would be promptly re-
fiected in the retail prices Of
articles made from these materials.
1t is not our purpose to discuss
whether retailers in any particular
cases may have held up prices un-
duly, but to point out that there
is an inhercnt reason why retail
prices Of manufactured articles do
not come down as fast as the prices
or raw materials. This reason is
that the cost Of raw material is
but small element in the cost Of
tho finished article as the consumer
buys Il. The retail price is made
up largely Of labor, rent, interest,
transportation, etc, ana these cost
elements change much less rapidly
than prices of raw materials"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Big WHY'S Overland Orders
Buying Heavier Than in Weeks,
Saws President

Orders received at the Willys-o
land factory at Toledo last week were
the largest in number and value for
several weeks, John N. WHY'S, presi-
dent Of the company, stated yesterday.
Particularly gratifying" said Mr..
WHY'S, "are the results already Sc
cured cured by our wholesale sales organiza-
son IN m sg ong pP bee eeasss weshs 0r Of ae e
two-fifths of our dealer representation
has been signed up and s7O,000.o0o of
cars for next year contracted for with
shipping orders attached"
Mr.. WHY'S again stressed the fact
that the Willys-O Overland Company is
in no way affected by the receivership
proceedings brought against the WHY'S
Corporation
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Cities Service Bankers Shares

Question: have inherited $4,000, and
have been advised to buy Cities Service
think ! would be doing tho right thing?
What do you think OF Cities Service, Con-
solidated Light and Power IN. v.
Answer Cities Service bankers
shares represent common stock of the
company deposited with the Bankers
Trust Company, each share of common
so deposited being security for ten
bankers shares. The regular dividends
on the common stock so deposited plus
the proceeds of stock dividends sold
are distributed to the holders of bank
ers' shares. We regard the stock
and the bankers shares as distinctly
speculative. We do not consider that
such securities are a proper purchase
for woman unless she is so situated
as to be able to follow business care
fully or has considerable investment
in other and higher grade securities.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
-Four full columns Of in
restn'ent questions and an
s,oers are published in The
Tribune every Sunday

Tantl, 11s w. 32d st.
HAWLEY. Pa.
Ankle Knitting Co.; f. Ankle. mfr. knit
HORNELL, N. y.
C. F. Babcock Co.; c. F. Babcock. ready
TO wear; 404 4th av
HUDSON. N. y.
Marsh, Bachman & Co.: S. 8. Marsh.
mdse. mgr. house furnishing. toys; care
Of Merchandise Reporting Co.. 6 W. s2d st.
st.
INDIANAPOLIS
y: >. Ayres Co.; H. e. Malone. mer-
'Aana''' 5AoKsoNyiGLNa 51AansEsSi aif r. FLA. n
3. I Hall Umbrella Co.; e. L. Han
umbrella matszlsli SAniica. HsAlgin; r. =.
Plaut BROS; Mr. Plaut. gen. mdse.; Jay
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Anderson, Dulin varnell: Mrs. Gridley,
women's ready to wear; John Nj. Biggins
LANCASTER, PA.
watt & Shand: Mr.. Eby. notions, toilet
Hager Bros; S. W. Dunham, waists
infants wear women's and ,nisses ready
Hager 4 Bros; =: e. Snyder, mems and
boys cl0thi1S; IITrHn IL HhdW tsn a. Anr
Joe d; Black & Co... Robert Gelles, Jobs
setter dresses soats. holiday goods: Baer
q iIlhcHtual, IloV bWRy.
LOUISVILLE
stewart d. 9. Co.; Miss f: Meier, XII
monos, silk and muslin underwear is W.
MERIDEN, CONN.
=. >. Thomas; j. j., Killeen. notions
MoNTREAL. 6ANADA SsJ an Av
,oasan Aeme Dress Co.; Maurice Rosen. job
MOUNT CARMEL, PA.
pd1 2. a. A,,, unger; D. A. unger.. ready to wear
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Castner-Knott D. G. CO.; l.. w. Mac
NEW CASTLE. pa. Pa ~
coats. suits drssses B. Neinsan eli "a A'eosan eoats
suits dresses Ns% sS7Sm9n; aAyEN 1a5; n'way
Rapaport d Tucker; Al. Rapaport AZ
Tucker (tailors). woolen piece goods; Park
Joseph Richmond Joseph Richmond.
woolen piece goods: Park Avenue
y: frsss CO.. Harry Press and j.
Press X wgssa ssrnD PIECE T. 0s sr Park waosn
cotton D'Ssi ss% sYGsai IospoN. Rs;s 4sssss eosS.
abrams CO.; j. s. Abrams. mfrs. glass
5. A. goldsmith Co., 5. A. Goldsmith,
nnt. rnderweal, lingerie, eorssts brassieres'
care American D. 9. Co. 80
NORWALK, CONN.
Boston Store; r. F. Burns. gen rndse.
/ OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
n. Aatz, Inc. II. katx. spring dresses.
Omaha, NEB.
Haas M Bros. 7. /. Haas. ready to wear;
arlssss mass Bro; Hros. 8 l. Haas fan coats
| OSWEG0, N. Y.
NJ T. Mcdonald CO.: NJ. s. Mcdonald
jobs coats; HastTlanasan AnslanHs Co. sSs 9TH av
e. Guthie Co.; Miss I. e. Benisch candy
PAWTUCKET. n. I.
| Shartenbcrg Robinson; H. r. Enstrn
hosiery, knit underwear mems furnish.
PHILADELPHIA
| NJ. Frank & Co., ID. Frank, WOODEN and
cotton piece goods silks. satins. velvets
| Gimbei Bros; Miss e. Sullivan. waist A.
| B'way and 32d st.
Broad Street Hat Shop: Max J. Abrams
boys furnishinEs: Breslin.
1 Felt2er Bros. N. Dreifus. wooden piece
lgo0ds; Imperial.
G Fine; c. fine, floor coverings; Breslin
| Harvey Carpet Co.; Samuel K Harvey
mfrs noor coverings: Imperial:
wussti and cotton piece goods; Breslin.
coats: Imperial.
| I.erner Bros: ], G. Lernsr, dresses. coats
/, kow, Inc 1l9 W. 25th st.
| Rosenau Bros; s. Fl. Rossnau millinery
trimmins. wooien and cotton piece goods
Brown Bros. D. Brown, coats. suits;
Loeb Bros; p. N. Loeb. representing
lss Leo 2. Weiss; L. y. Weiss. petticoats;
p~nnsytvania.
tcanissss 80 pass tsaS-tss,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Reserve Bank Stresses
Money Market Progress
Substantial Improvement Made
in Last Month, According
10 Latest Review

The Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York, in its monthly review sof credit
and business conditions issued yester-
day, stresses the marked Improvement
that has taken plass lst.Iy in the
money market.
"In the last thirty days. the bank
says, there has been further de-
cline in rates Of Interest on short-term
paper, including greasury certificates,
bankers acceptances, commercial paper
and Stock Exchange call money. Lower
interest rates have been reflected in
turn in higher bond prices, and the
marked increase of activity in the
bond market for both old and new IS
sues. Various classes Of new securi-
ties have been readily sold at prices
yielding smaller returns to the in
vestor than similar classes Of securi-
ties have yielded for many months
past"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Petitions in Bankruptcy


The following petitions In bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in the United States
zucKERMAN g. BERNsrE1N-1nvor.
urtary: silks ana wooIens. 1s5 Eldridge st.
FRANK & HILLTER, INC---Involun-
'aIy BARNETr q EaTt Nm M q aonprNe-vo,untary;
1885 Broadway, liabilities. sl7.so7; no as
EAGLE BUILDING CORPORATION
FRANKLIN 4. NORTON & Co.--Invol-
cnssry; 25 Bread st; t. ~ ,~.o w.,
tary; 20 West ssth ct. Liabilities. $3.50;
: DAN1ELs CO. : Involuntary; 30
IIFiN1To HAT CO., rNc.-1nvoiun-
ssry; manufacturers OF hats. 10 West
scHNElpER q scHwARTz-1nvolun
ONYX SILK MILLs-Involuntary; 81
sixth av. Liabilities. $4,000 : assets, Is
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court.
Phineas Lewinsohn for David Calhoun
q Co.. kat manufactures. 2S Union Square.
with a bond of $4,000.
Robert Buchanan for Irving Scheinnous.
neckwcar, SIC Broadway. with bond OF
Samuel H. Kaufman for Harry. Weiss;
av., With bond OF $4,000.
Julian Gregory for tha l.. and S. Feather
Co.. Inc. millinery ~ West a6th St, with
Edward RAyher for the Alhnito Hat Co,
Inc. women's hats. 10 West SSth st.. with
Lester H. Freedman for zuclserman &
Bernstein. silks and woolens, los Eldridge
a.. with bond OF $1,000.
William Bushby. anciilayy Tor Bernstein Z
5. Broaaway, with . bond ot $4,000.
Jewellers. 1e5 Canal st.. With bond of
Joseph s. Israel for Frank Hitter. Inc
underwear. 81 u. 9th ST.. with bond OF
Joseph v. Mckee for the Central Gown
way, With a bond OF $4,000.
Schedules in bankruptcy
Wiener \ Nelson. So E.. 9Th staoin DIN mn
The following schedules In bankruptcy
we're nled yesterday In tho United States
wi WIENER e: ERR 1 NELSON. So r. s,h st. Lila.
ELI BARNARD, 74s i. lsoth st. Idabili.
ss; I iaaIss sMfT eiisMsf slosot q satav.,.. ~.
ois7 METRoPof RsssslI ssssss WoonN slS SoC &C. nc
W. slst Ut. Liabilities. ss4.sss: assets
nAHNHERD 4 sARErsKY, dress goods
see.. e4s Amsserdam av Liabilities, $9.<Sl
'sAMuEi. San i { e noznNswEIc, 90. ogden sv
IdHhiIiilsss ss.sso: assets. S2,i5s.
WILLIAM A. BARG. Liabilities. $i5s50
cHAuMoNT KNITTING M1ILs. 1,ab,,,.
ties. sS.s64: asscts. $50
Assignments
,s,a ,naHtnNEN retail dealer in hardware, Al
1875 Amsterdam ey. has assigned for tbs
peSent o. cerditors to Henry q. Cohen. ol
iis Broadway. :
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
COFFIN REDINGTON COMPAN

COFFIN REDINGTON COMPANY.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF COZ
FIN REDINGTON COMPANY will be held
Street. Borough of Manhattan, city and
State OF New York. on the 18th day of
December. 1921. at eleven o'clock a. M.
to vote upon the proposition that the Cor.
poration be forthwith dissolved. and to
consider such matters az may properly
come before thA meeting, including the
matter OF the safe following the dissoIo-
ton. Of the assets of tho Corporation to =
corporation organized under the laws OF
the state OF California, engaged In bust
with the same capital stock, both pre-
lerred and common. and to take In pay
ment therefor stock OF such new cor
poration, ard to distrtbute tho Same among
the stockholders Of this Corporation In lieu
Of money, Ia proportion to their interests
them.
Dated, New York. November sth. 1891.
I. SHERWOOD COFFIN.
Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Not Marketable

Question / own at tho present tirne
1858. also $1,000 Allegheny, Pittsburghs
twenty-year g per cent gold bonds. IL
addition 70 this. have $500 Orpheum
per cent fve.year gold notes, as well as
le22-'ss. 1 would be greatly Obliged to
you II you would let me know what you
question to the United States govern
ment bonds, but would like to get your
advice as to tho safety and n1arketability
Of the other issues that have nan1ed.--
H. r. M.
Answer--We think the Niagara Lock-
port & Ontario 6s, which are secured
by a general mortgage. subject to two
issues Of prior lien bonds, are good
investment, but in 1920 the margin Of
safety above interest requirements was
not very high. The Allegheny, Pitts
burgh sinking fund 8 per cent bonds,
guaranteed by West Penn Power Co.
and secured by first mortgage, are
good investment, and we would class
the Orpheum per cent notes as
business mans Investment. No one
of these three has the same degree of
marketability as the more active bonds
traded in on the New York Stock Ex-
change.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
CERTIFrCATE OF F'OR1eATION OF
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

cERTITIGATn ITMIATB pF pFrINNFaHIp Ir2RHaTIpN OF
coUNTY stnTN OF Of SMM New hDan YoRK. }sa
We. Grayson Mp. Murphy, James B. A.
Pratt. ali persons of full age. e. the Ie'' sub B..
scribers, having formed Limited Part
nershiT pursuant to the provisions OF the
hereby certify:
!: That the name. Of the. firm under
ws y T. Me is to and Ss the
wherein tho principal place Of business is
TO be located 6 the County OF New York
in the State of New York.
Q. That the general nature of the busi-
ness intended to be transacted by said
partnership Is (al Investigating: and/or
conditions. prospects and value of any corr
poration. asgociation or copartnerShip or
Of any business, undertaking or property
or reorgan.zing. or assisting to organise or
reorganlzc, corporations, associations. CO.
noer AnH OF any
trolling the ne Business o. operations Va Of pan any
whether in consideration of fees or com.
missions or of an interest therein. actual
or contingent; (d) buying or. otherwise
and In any manner dealing, whether on
behalf Of the partnership or for others. ,n
stocks, bonds and other securities and
property; te) underwriting or subscribing
for. or assisting TO procure underwritings
or subscriptions for stocks, bonds or other
or copartnership. and/or others. !se imam
eing, or assisting to procure the financing
Of, any such corporation, association or
phi noehing a in this paragraph parasraph % contsined shall
be construed to authorize the transaction
of banking or. insurance business.
8. That the names of all the General
and Special Partners interested therein
and their respective places of residence
Grayson. Mp; Murphy, residing at II
haitian. City. County and State of
James B. A. Fosburgh residing at IA
East snth Street, Borough Of Man
haitian, City. County and stete of
Frederick Osborn. residing at Garri-
SON., Putnam County, State Of New
and who are the General Partners:
John T: Pratt. residing ct East Sist
COUNTY and state ef Of New ror o'
who is the Special Partner. All Of said
persons are of full age.
said John T. Pratt. Special Partner. has
contributed to the common stock in cash
is the sum Of $4,000.
lst day of January. 1922, and is to end
the slst day OF December 1891.
s'' N0sia1ss eRAYsoM n M',p. W MURPHY.
JAMES LANE i 3 a. TDssuRoH. EOS
coHN44 saAEn @, or ShM wv 1S5H PIX.
On this Sd day Of November, 1921 be-
fore mo personally came GRAYSON Mp.
MURPHY, JAMES B. A. FOSBURGH.
PRATT. to me known and known to me
to be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument. and
they severalIy duly acknowledged to me
that they executed the came.
GENIEVE N. GILDERSLEEyE,
Notary Public. -
New york County Registers No 1851.
Commission expires March 80, 1922.
[SEAL1
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name Is that Of the debtor, the |
second that Of the creditor and date yyhun
Judgment was flled,
De Luxe Hat Works. Bern
stock; November Is 1s21.. s1ea6s |!
Pierce John H.-O. F. Klinke;
may May e. 1921 i........:. 5000
= ing Company; December 8. 1917 ao7.7o
August ~, 1921 ..,. 74o4a |
Wells Judson G.--N Coleman.
~ Inc; November 10, 1921 ..... 121.o7
Warner. Henry B.--J. ID. VIII
ataanhs ,ams; j, April . !; 1921 1s,452so
8. nosesn: June ls, 1921 10000
Estate OF Eugene Hofrrnen, Inc
= .o1p 1irpola ct al: December IA.
tsoraHsh ussv 49,; i....;....;. 2ss5.Os
wc,nsss,so w,nssar o. a.; October 20. 1921. 574.so
ct al; February 20. 1919 .... 1a11se
association King Solomon Hos
pitai Incl Robinowitz; Sep
semher g, 1874. l............... sss.se
same Phster: September IL,
ne,sinrs,ev ih, 1n.sn,, I, u: a7a.s7
son,sier ,msi December = a,s L, 1890. soo.so
October O., 192l... ases,
Aarens, Aaron-Title Guarantees
psnnsr aruss ssns,;:, Go: Ja'y q. 1921 1910
vomber 22. 1921 (vacated) .. 4sA. & /!
n hgssskian, James Mitsui & CO..
L'a.' May 60 isai'~ l,1ss.ss
In Bronx County
Yunker John and Lsna---S. 4.
hlcomingdaic ct al: October al
lsie ~. SeAa IA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
To Mark Cotton Goods

All members Of the Association of
Cotton Textile Merchants of New York
have been advised to request their mills
to mark all standard grades of cotton
goods sMade in the United States Of
America" or "Made in U. S. A." be-
ginning January /, 1922. This action
was taken because of the fact that the
United States required the mark of the
country of origin on imports and other
countries, particularly Canada, are fol-
lowing suit.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

appreciably higher. Again major in
terest was confined to spot and nearby
positions. The avidity Of dealers and
some manufacturers for these descrip-
tions influenced prospective sellers to
withhold their offerings in anticipa-
tion of further advances. AS much as
20 cents for ribbed smoked sheets on
spot was asked by holders.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Denver & Rio Grandc

Question-Would greatly appreciate if
you could furnish me with any informa-
tion that YOU may have on the affairs
of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad.
hold some preferred stock In this rail-
road, but have not seen any quotations on
the same at all.--F. L. C.
Answer The property Of the Denver
& Rio Grande was sold some time apo
under foreclosure and, unless the legal
representatives of the stockholders can
upset this sale, there are no assets
whatsoever for either common or pre-
ferred stockholders Of the old company.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUATION OF
PARTNERSHIP NAME
WHEREAS. CCpartnershtp consisting
of the undersigned. drayson Mp. Murphy,
James B. A. Fosburgh and Frederick Os-
born, has hersteaors carried N sa - oainsss
frin name of L. ri. p. Murphy e Company:
and
WHEREAS, said Coparsncr ~s,Sp il aboys
to discontinue its business ans, said pat .
ners have agreed with john {. Pratt ia
form a limited partnership a:sd have san-
sented to the use OF the Arm name OF G.
Mp. Murphy & Company by eaid lmste5
now TAEEEFogn. in compliance with
undersigned, do hereby certify that the per-
sons intending n. e deal hereafter under tho
GRAYsoN Mp. MURPHY
TAMBs q, ,MBsJ,c ?; 4. pTSns1IRdH
as members Of the limited partnershsp .cs
G.: M.,p Murphy & COMPANY. and the: she
partners are as follows:
Grayson Mp Murphy. II =. 10th st., Ne..
James r. x. Fosburgh. "a u. soth ST.. New
Frederick osborn Garrison, Putnam coun-
ty New York.
John r. Pratt. E. s1st St., New York
City.
sEA5s2ycn GRAIsoM M.cg ds,,arn MURPHY
JAMES b. A. FOSBCRGH
JOHN T. PRATT
State Of New York. County of New York. 50.
On this 3rd day of November, 1891. be-
fore mo personally came GRAYSON Mp.
MURPHY. JAMES B. A. FOSBUR0H.
FREDERICK OSBORN and JOHN r.
PRATT. to me known and known to me to
DE the persons described In and who ex-
ecuted the foregoing instrument, and they
sevcrally duly acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
GENlEvE N. GILDERsLEEvE.
Notary Public.
New York County No. SOS. New
(Seal.) York County Registers No. 2257.
Commission expires March 80. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were filed vea.
eerday tho first name being that Of the
.llgood. a r De Forest East
S7th 81 Apartment Bull ling.
knc .:......-%........ s7s2ss
Apreua MiIaon--Swift q Co. Inc. 1sc.s0
Auitcino. Louis Wtgg Tire Corpn as "a
American Alcohol Co. 1nc--J
nicnenberg l.4shss
Aldrtch Adelbert--J S NellSfn. l6S6x
Brown. Asaxweif--M Greeuwald
.e et - sol. 81
Union Telegraph Co......,., $500
8ensen Geo H--G w Fannlng ct
g s, ....:. ,ao.ss
Dspt etcrsl aSnsbury. Souio.
CO s. !. ..,'..,.. sss,2s5
4radtey Erank---a AniSter...... 6I5.4f
8faEk. BelA S---S freedman, i.9s5.92I
ekoft 54s.s7l
Ghlcpck. AIS Grenis et al. 1880
Arnhsi,n, lne; 4; ]. ,;;.....'.: as1as
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Investment

Qucstsons of general tnterest 70 i,,-
vestors wiN DO 1nsscered IN this cot
ANN, IN soHich case only issitiats s0ill
BE- used. Othcrs ,0ill b a,lstcsrsd by
mail Addrcss all inquivics, issclos-
ing stamped, addressed snvelopS, to
Financial Editor, The TribAne, 154
Nassau Street, Ncto York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Quebec Sells $4,OOO.o0O /.

Special Dtspasoh TO Ths 1rsbxrs
MONTREAL. Nov. 2s.--A syndie..,
Of Canadian houses has secured 8
$4,000, ,ceo Province Of Quebec sN {.
cent dfteen-year bond issue At a. =
and interest. per cent to Yield eys,.s'
o.74. The successful syndicate r. ~
posed OF Hanson Bros, National ISss r;s.
Company, United Financial cornc..sl
ton. Harris, Forbes & Co., Inc. Ress Rvss
soieii, Limited, and Rene I l.sclers A'
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

NOTICE rs REREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
special meeting of tho stockholders OF
the Ssndvil Steel Works American Agency.
lnc held November 2s. 1921. at the office
Of the Company. No. 154 Naasau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan, City, County and
State OF New York. the following resolu-
tlon was duly adopted:
Resolved, That tho name Of this Corpo-
ration pc changed to 6audyik Steel Inc.
Dated Nov. 2Srd. 1921.
(Signedl e. o. EE
GAHRIcK N. SPENCER.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
London Metal Market

z LONDON, Nov. 29.-Standard copper,
spot, s67 12s Cd; futures, s68 12s Sd.
Electrolytic, spot, e75 los; futures,
EFT los. Tin. spot, s163 Is Cd: futures,
s s5s0 Is sa n .ssd sno gss ga ffuturss futrss
E26 15s.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Deficit,
Mobile & Ohio
sIncrease
Minneapolis & st. Louis
S2.272.OOO Rural Credits

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.- Approval
of seventy-one advances for agricul-
tural and livestock purposes, aggregat-
ing $2,27200O was announced to-day by
the War Finance Corporation.