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The Washington herald., 1922-05-14

Triangle Midgets walloped the
Immaculate Conception Shrimps to
the tune OF 10 to s yesterday. Pepco
and Herbert starred for the win
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
COTTON SELLS OFF
IN A QUIET SESSION
Local Liquidation and Lack of
New Demand Set Market
Back 16 Points.

The cotton market developed yester-
day into the dullest and least interest
'ng affair of the week. with trading de-
void of feature and largely in the hands
OF professionals. Further scattered To-
cal liquidation and lack OF new demand
sent the market off about 15 to 25 points
at one time. but there was a partial
recovery late In the day. the close being
barely steady with net loss of 13 to
16 points. Although the opening was
3 to 23 points net lower prices moved
in limit not much in excess of Is
points for the remainder Of the session.
The proximity of the Government con-
dition report and the week end holiday
both tended to keep down the volume
of business.
The Journal of Commerce issued a
report making the end-June condition of
cotton 72.4 per cent. of normal against
7l.S month ago and $50 per cent a
year ago. The indicated yield was H.
$4,000 bales. Some traders interpreted
this report as bearish and probably a
little new selling was based on it.
Week end statistics were ignored Ac-
cording to official Cotton Exchange fig
ures spinners' takings were 236.7S1
bales. compared with 245.450 bales last
week. The amount Of cotton brought
into sight for the season was placed at
10.346,132 bales.
Sentiment was somewhat affected by
the Slightly easier Liverpool cables and
the continued favorable weather in the
South. Although the Eastern belt was
showery. virtually no rain fell west of
the Mississippi. Official forecasts for
to-day were regarded standoff. Pre-
limlnary advices from Fall River placed
| total print cloth sales at between 1885,
600 and 10000 pieces. Prices in that
market held steady.
The local spot market was steady. 10
points lower at 22.10 cents a pound for
middling. The New Orleans market
was steady, net unchanged at 21.50
cents. It's sales were 264 bales.
Range of prices:
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
LOSES APPEAL FROM
NEWS TICKER DECISION
Jaillet's Complaint Against
Dou, Jones & Co. Dismissed.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court affirmed yesterday a decision
handed down by Justice John M. Tier
ney in May 1921. dismissing the COM
plant of CASTOR Jaillet of Newark for
5000 damages from Dow. Jones & Co,
publishers of the Wal. Street Journd
and operators of news ticker service,
for an alleged loss resulting from an
erroneous report sent out March s. 1920,
regarding the status OF stock dividends
as taxable income. There was no opin-
ion accompanying the decision.
Justice Tierney in dismissing the COM
plant held that the relation Of the
owners of the ticker service to the
public was similar to that of a news
paper publisher.
There is a moral obligation on every
one to say nothing that is not true
he said, but the law does not attempt
to impose liability for a violation Of
that duty unless it constitutes a breach
of contract. obligation or trust. or
amounts to deceit. libel or SANDER"
The action which Mr.. Jaillet brought
against Joseph eastman, as treasurer
of the company. has been regarded In
financial circles as a test case for those
who claim losses from the ticker re-
port regarding stock dividends.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
WHEAT IRREGULAR
AFTER GOOD START
Black Rust Reports Help
Trading for Rise, but
Trend WeakenS.

CHICAGO, June 30--Although black
rust reports from the Northwest did a
good deal to lift wheat prices to-day
the bullish effect failed to last. no actual
damage yet to the Spring crop being
noted. The market closed unsettled at
sc. net decline to &c. gain, with July
1.14A to 1.14$ and September 1.15S
to &c.
Bulls In the wheat market had an
initial advantage owing to an unex-
pected upturn in Liverpool quotations
and because of correct forecasts that
unofficial estimates of the domestic win
ter crop yielded would be sharply re-
duced. Uneasiness regarding chances
of a railroad strike tended also to stimu-
late buying. Black rust gossip, how
fver, taken in connection with much in
creased strength of values at Mime
apols soon became the dominating fac
tor, and for while the dealings were
on rather broad scale.
With only a short session Of the Board
Of Trade tomorrow and on Monday. and
then full holiday, slackening of de-
mand became evident in the wheat mar
ket before business ended. Efforts dur
ing the last couple of hours were de-
voted chiefly to transactions Of an even
ing up character. 1t was at this time
In particular that the absence Of any
damage reports from the places where
black rust had been discovered was
the subject of increasing comment, and
had much to do with practically wip-
ing out the gains which were scored
earlier in the day.
Rains in Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska
improving the outlook for the new corn
crop tended to ease the market for
corn and for oats as well, despite bull
ish crop estimates which were current.
Provisions averaged lower in line with
hog values.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
"MoDERN MILLER,s" OUTLOOK.

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
CHICAGO, June 30-Modern Millen's
outlook on grain is as follows: Oklahoma
wheat yields are substantially below the
last government figures and the State s
prospect is for 25,000.000 bushels Ne
braska's prospect has been lowered by
recent hot weather Kansas will have
a large crop. Yields are disappointing
in some sections but heavy in others.
Harvest work is far advanced In soft
wheat States. A moderate reduction
from last official estimate is probable.
Spring wheat Is heading over most OF
the territory and condition of the crop
remains high.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
RAILROAD VALUATIONS.
L. G. C. Names Tentative Figures
for Three Carriers.

WASHINGTON. June 80 A tentative
valuation Of $17.e67.000 for the prop
erty of the Duluth. South Shore and At
lantic Railroad was fixed to-day by the
Interstate Commerce Commission. The
company has outstanding capital stock
and bond issues of par value of $46,-
900, 900. while its books show assets val
ued by 1t at s51.0S8,000.
For the Ashland Coal and Iron Rail-
road in Kentucky the commission found
tentative value Of $1,427.000. The
company's outstanding capital stock and
bond issues amount of S1,649,00o.
For the Oregon, Pacific and Eastern.
short line in Oregon. the commission
found a value of S32S,217.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
PRODUCE.

BEANS-Marrow. choice. domestic, 100 lbs.
S925a9.J0; pea. s1050 medium. $9.Io;
Kotenashi. Japanese, s6.75a7; medium, Ru-
mania, S7i7.25: pea, Rumana, $7.2JdT.I5;
small white. California. so; Lady Washing
ton. California. 50; red kidney. 1925; inn
perial, $3.50: white kidney. $40.
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
lb.. 3sii139c.; extras. o2 score. 3sc.; firsts.
34kd37hc.: seconds. 33a3ic.; lower grades.
3id32hc.; centralized cars. 90 score. &c.,;
so score. 35hd35lsc.; ss score. 34lhG35c.; /;
S. 10 81 score. 33d34c.; unsalted, higher than
extras, 40T40hc.: extras, 92 score. 39n3ehc.: !:
firsts, 36n3shc.. seconds, 34I35c.: lower
grades, 32d33c. State dairy tubs, finest, 81
a3Ihc;; good TO prime. 35a36lhc: common
extras. 3oha3ihc.; firsts. 2sa2oc.: seconds.
26Hu2'c.; lower grades. 25q26c; packing
stock. current make. No. !, &c; No. 2.
a5iaG.26c. lower grades. 22a2oc.
CHEEsE-New York State flats. fresh
specials. .2o%g21iac.; average run. 2ol4@
20'tc; twins fresh tpecials. 20h al 2lc.; aver
age run. zoe. Wisconsin. fresh double
daisies. 2oi4q2oMc.: single daisies. 2oIh92ic.; {;
Young Americas. 20g2lc.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen, 29lsG
31c.. regular packed. extra firsts, 2T0r29c. !;
firsts. 24izG26c. seconds and poorer, 2iQ
24c. trade eggs. 21lT22i1c.; dirties. regular
packed. No. 1, 2itsf22izc. No. 2 and poorer.
iTn2ic.. checks, fair TO choice. dry, 20n21c. ;
New Jersey. hennery whites. candled extras.
44c.; uncandled. extras. 3sN41c; nearby
candled. Iofi42c. nearby and nearby Western
henncry whites, average extras, 3Im39c. !:
extra firsts, 33d36c.. firsts, 2sd31c.: nearby
gathered whites, firsts to extra firsts, 2SeD
S6c. under grades, 25d27c.: Pacific coast
whites extra firsts, 35n3shc. firsts, 291
33c.; under grades. 2sT2st.c.; other Western
and Southern. gathered whites. 25@3lc. .
nearby and nearby Western honnery browns:
extra. 32131c.; nearby brown and mixed
oolors gathered extras, 29hQ3ic. frsts to
extra frsts. 25d2oc.
POTATOES-Soutr Carolina. barrels, $3d
$50: North Carolina. s313.75. No Q, bar
feis, Si61.75: virginia. S3lpi25. undcrgrades
81. .25n2.T5: Jersey. 100 lbs, sod3.25; Long
island. barrel. $3.50; Maine. old, i5o ibs,
s2.75; sweets, jersey. basket, s2s12. so: Flor
IDA, barrel, s4Gi0.
POULTRY, DRESSED - Chickens, fresh
broilers. nearby. 37I5oc. Western, .3sd14Sc. /;
Western. large. 3sd+Tc.; fresh frytrs. 37dp
I3c. frozen, 2smoJc.: roasters, 30J iOc. ;
fowls, fresh Western boxes. iad30c., bar
rels and kegs, dry, igd20c. iced, f7I27c. !,
old cockf, fresh i5G19r turkeys frc sh 25fI
SOC. /: frozen, young 4on52c.; old, 4of45c. !:
ducks, Long island. spring. Csc Western,
isc.: squads, fresh white, dozen, s3.5ods %.
POULTRY. LIvE-Irowls. freight. 2sc. :.
express, 26d30c. spring broers, freight, 3a6D
J0c.; express. 32T43c.: old roosters, freight,
17c.; turkeys, freight. 20. express, 35c !;
ducks. freight, 1sd2oc.; express, f4q27c. !;
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
TIVE srocK RATE HEARINGS.

WASHINGTON, June 30 - Secretary
wallace announced to-day that hear
sngs would be held at Baltimore on
July Is on mis- order restraining the
Baltimore Live Stock Exchange from
putting into effect "a new commission
charge for prorating cooperative ship
ments ofilive stock"
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
EaurTABLE EASTERN DIVIDEND

At the regular meeting of tho board
of trustees Of the Equitable Eastern
Banking Corporation. held June 20 last,
semi-annual dividend of per cent.
on the capital stock of 'he company
was declared, payable July to stock
holders of record June go Previous
dividend payments have been at the
semi-annual rate of peg cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record. Payable.
Acme Tea Co., 1st pr. a.,
$1.T5 .....................Au IL Sept. 1
Acme Tea Co., I'd pf.. O.,
si.55 .................,..Au Aug. ~ Sept.
Am Bank Motto Co., o.. 81. July 20 Aug. is
All. Ref. Co.. pf... a.. si.75. July ~ Aug. I
Brown Shoe Co., pf., a. si.15Aug. Aug.
Cuba Co. $. a.. pf.. 81. 70. June 20 Aug. I
Daniels Mot. Co. pf., a.. s. June 20 July I
Eureka Pipe Line Co.. o.. 81 July II Aug. I
Miami Copper Co., a., SOC. Aug. l Aug. Is
Nat. Eauit Invest. Co. mo-,
SOC ....................... June 26 July I
Nat. Eauit. Invest. Co. pf.,
a., x2....... ...s............. June w July
Postum Cereal Co., a.. 81 81. July - Aug.
Postum Ger. Co.. pf., o.. 80 .Iuly % Aug.
Phil Cam. Ferry Co., O.. 5es June 30 July 10
Shaffer OIL Refining Co.,
a., pf.. $1.75..............J June 10 July ~
U. S. Safe Dp. Co.. s.. a.. 81. June 20 June 30
United Roy. Co. fO0es stock. June 10 July 25
United Roy. Co.. mo-. 20 June 10 July o5
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
EXCHANGE BUFFET STOCK.

The Exchange Buffet Restaurants
have submitted to their employees n
plan whereby they may purchase. on
deferred payments, common stock ir,
the corporation at s24 share. In addi-
tion the plan provides special privileges
In the event Of disability or death as
well as special bonus If the stock is
held by the purchaser for Ave years.
The offering is limited to 5000 shares.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01

C0LORADO-lConcluded)
WRAY, TOWN OF
YUMA
IDAHO
ADAMS COUNTY
ALBION. VILLAGE OF
ASHTON. VILLAGE OF
BANNOCK co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
BINGHAM co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
BLACKFOOT
BoIsE-EAsT SIDE SCHOOL BLDG.
BOUNDARY co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
BUHL
BURLEY
BUTTE COUNTY
CALDWELL
CANYON COUNTY
CASCADE VILLAGE OF
CAssIA COUNTY q SCHOOL DIsTs.
CHALLIS
cULDESAC, VILLAGE OF
DECLO IND'FT. S. d. NO. 8
DUBOIS
EDEN
ELMoRE GO.
EMMETT
filler
FRANKLIN co. & SCHOOL DISTs.
GEM COUNTY
GLENS FERRY
GLENwOOD HIGHWAY DISTRICT
GOODING. CITY OF
CiRANGEvILLE INDEP. S. D. NO.
HAGERMAN HIGHWAY DISTRICT
HARRISON INDEP. S. D. NO. IS
IDAHO FALLS. CITY OF
IONA
JEROME
KAMIAH
KIMBERLEY INDEP. S. D. NO.
LEWISVILLE
LINCOLN co.
MADISON co.
MCCALL
McCAMMON
Mt. VIEW 1NDPT. s. d. NO. 40
NEW PLYMOUTH
NEZPERCE co.
NEZPERCE. VILLAGE OF
PARIS IND'PT. S. D. NO. ,'~
PARMA =
focATEhLo. ro ArEL CITY OF
RExBURG
RICHFIELD
RIGBY
RUPERT
RURAL HIGH S. D. NO. 1
STANDPOINT
SHELLEY
SHOSHONE. VILLAGE OF
TWIN FALLS HIGHWAY DISTRICT
VALLEY COUNTY
WEISER IND'PT. S. D.. NO. 1
WENDELL
MONTANA
CHOTEAU. TOWN OF
CUSTER COUNTY s. D. NO.
FALLON COUNTY S. D. NO. IA
FROMBERG. TOWN OF
MILES CITY
MUSSELSHELL co. & SCHOOL DISTS
POWDER RIVER COUNTY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CITY OF
NEBRASKA
ADAMS co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
\ BEEMER, VILLAGE OF
BOX BUTTE co. e. SCHOOL DISTS
BUFFALO co. SCHOOL <DISTS.
BURT co.
CUSTER co. s. u. 16s AND VILLAGE
OF ANSLEY
DIXON co. & S. d. 81
DOUGLAS co.
DUNDEE
FALLS CITY
FRANKLIN. CITY OF
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WinsIow, Lanier & Co.
50 CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIvr-
DENDS ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING
HOUSE DURING THE MONTH OF JULY.
1922:
JULY 1, 1922.
Cleveland Pittsburgh Rd. Co. Gen Mtge-
AIS.
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. 1st
Mtge. SO Coupon Bonds.
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. 1st
Mtge, SO Registered Bonds.
Grand Rapids and Indiana Ry. Co. 1st Mtge.
Ext. 32s and 4As.
indianapolis, Ind, City Of
Indianapolis, Ind, School Bonds.
Jekyl Island Club, LIST Mtge. 4lzr
Muskegon, Grand Rapids & Indiana 1st Is.
Marion County, Indiana. Bridge Bonds.
Northern Pacific Terminal Co. of Oregon
LIST Gs.
New Orleans. City OF. Constitutional I'm
provement 4s
Niagara Falls Water Works, LIST 5s.
Niagara Falls Power Co. 1st IS.
Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne e. Chicago Railway
Co, Common and Special Stock, 1885 Div.
Traverse City r. r. Co. 1st 3s.
JULY 8, 1929.
Pittsburgh, TT, Wayne & Chicago Railway
Co Preferred and Original Stock. 1As5 Div.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet and II points decline; !;
midding 13.0Sd. Sales 5000, American
1000. Imports 5000. American 5000. Ten
quiet. to points lower. Closed quiet. IA
to 16 points net lower. July. 12.5Sd.: Octo-
Der. 12.23d.: December, 11.99d. January.
11.S9d.: March, 11.73d.; May. 1.61d. Man
chester: Yarns firm. cloths fair business
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Coupons from the following Bonds payable at
kOUNTZE BROTHERS
I4I Broadway. New York City. on July 7, 1899

NEBRASKA-tC Concluded
FREMONT. CITY OF
GIBBON, VILLAGE OF
GRAND ISLAND CITY & S. d.
LINCOLN. CITY OF
LYONS, VILLAGE OF
MERRICK co.
NANCE co.
NEMAHA co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
OMAHA. CITY CITY s3lFIoF1 oETPsya5ls I9IsT IN So n;
ORLEANS. CITY OF
RED Willow COUNTY
SCOTS BLUFF COUNTY
SOUTH OMAHA. CITY oF-Payable in
sTpERIoR' SUP MoR cITT SIT OF OF
lyon CoJNTY-CANAL S. l., NO. is
P:RsHING COUNTY
RENO
NEW MExICO.-
RERNALILIIO co. SCHOOL DISTs.
CIIAVES co. COURT HOUSE & JAIL
GUADALUPE co. SCHOOL DISTS.
LAS CRUCES
LEA co.
LUNA GO. q SCHOOL DISTRICTS
MAXWELL
ROSWELL, CITY OF. BOARD EDUC.
SAN JUAN co. 4 SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SOCORRO co.
TORRANCE co. & SCHOOL pIsTs.
UNION COUNTY SCHOOL ,DIsTs.
vAEGHAN vi1 BOARD OF EDUCATION
OHIO
CANTON CITY-Payable in New York
CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
ASHLAND, CITY OF-ELEC. LIGHT
BENTON co. SCHOOL DIST. NO.
COOS co. 9. d. NO. S5
DOUGLAS COUNTY s. d. 10
ELGIN CITY
EUGENE, CITY OF
FOREST GROVE, CITY OF
HOOD RIVER IRRIGATION DIST.
PENDLEToN. CITY OF
SUISLAW
WESTON its
SOUTH DAKOTA
UTAH
GARFIELD co.
>HYRUM CITY
JUAB COUNTY
MYToN, TOWN OF
SPANISH FORK
WELLSVILLE
BIG HORN CO. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
CASPER. CITY OF
CROOK co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
DOUGLAS, TOWN OF
GREYBULL. TOWN OF
JOHNSON iSn;t co. SCHOOL DISTRICT
LANDER, TOWN OF
I.UsK. TOWN OF
MANVILLE, TOWN OF
MEDICINE BOW, TOWN OF
MOORCROFT, CITY OF
NIOBRARA co. e. SCHOOL DIsTS.
PARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
PLATTE COUNTY
POWELL
RAWLINS
RIVERTON
UINTA co. SCHOOL DISTS.
WHEATLAND, TOWN OF
CORPORATIONS
NATIONAL LOAN & INVESTMENT
co. OF DETROIT (DEBENTURES)
TWIN CITY TELEPHONE co. IS
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. 2 red. at $1.304 No. 2
hard, $1.30A No. l Manitoba. $1.50h: No.
mixed Durum. 81 .33A, c. l.: f. track N. Y
to arrive.
CORN--No. yellow and No. 2 white,
s0kc.; No. mixed. Soc. C. l. {. N. Y, all
rail.
OATS-No. white, ~ to 47hc: No. 3
White, 46 to 461ac.: No. white, 44l1c: fancy
clipped white. 33ka56c.; ordinary to clipped
ahite, As to Soc: all elevator.
RYE-No. = western. 81 .00A Z. o. b. n. Y.
and 09Ac. C. |. f. export
BARLEY-Malting 74I7sc. c. :. T. N. Y.
HAY-No. /. $2S630: No. ., $26G2s; No. 3.
$685. shipping S21M23.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offcrs real possibility OF
recovering your lost property.
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geese. freight, 11al3c. express. 15@1sc.
pigeons, pair. Acc: guineas, pair, 65c.; rab-
bits, freight or express, 1Sm20c.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01

Railroad Co. New Castle Valley Railroad
America Water SupplyC Co o Kankakee Co.
Ab.r. Railway & Electric Cmuany New Mail
Rsl. Water Comnany Olean City of, NY
Rapids Reundng Peoples Water Company OF okoo
C.utr, Bsu;no Comnany Piedmont Northern Railway Co.
cb,,,oos, c,v W,, Comn,nv Publishing
cbc,,o Nor,b Wexrn Portsmouth Suffolk Water Company
Equipment Agreement Series "A" Santa Lucia Company.
& Railway Co. Sharon Railway Company
Agreement. Series &C. Soutbem
Chicago St Paul. Minneapolis Omaha
Co., equipment agreement oeiS
r,I W. c, r. psx. Simons, EnestM Manufacturing
Cable Company. ~ ~
cr 49, s c Union Co., Columbus Ohio.
- - pu-r . Union Utilities Company
e.. cI ~ W., ST., r. :, dRwaysC OF Louise Warrant
Mtge "'" ~ ., " D'"'
"igsn ss Water company o' OF July
e.. :, 1; g. ,., w. e. Warren Company Of
Ellsworth CoIieres Company W.. D. r. 80
Ell Paso Southwestern Railroad Co. 6mdns ~ - " - -
Railroad
Hekimr, Mohawk Iion Frankfort Mge and Collateral TnMf
Electric Ky Co. Woodward Iron Company
Indianapolis InonR Railway Company.
lovaCH Water Company. July @nd' %|'
Ithaca St. Railway Co. (Du JAM l. 1922 City
$1,000 each)
IthcaStR Railway CO. (Due July 1922 49, S
a $4,000 eachC minneapolis, .ynoae "nnetonks ny.
c.. W.T., g. FL. Co, and Minneapolis Street R Co.
-. NJ phrL. l.. Railway Company
nlu III, T. p.aI C Free School Town
Mobile airoadC Exenaon
Mtge. July soth 1922
Nation StarhC Company. kin WaerW Compan
DIVIDENDS
United states Co,
EnstS Manuctn PRE- Weymn Buton Co., Common
fened F. w. Woo|woth Co, Preferred.
City Rapid Transit Co., efered
Twin City Rapid Transit Co, july 'h' ''Ss
Tobacco Co., Detroit Fsdd
Weymsn BrIon Co, Preferred road Company.
The New York herald., 1922-07-01
No. 1928.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, ID. g., June 3, 1927.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned. II has been made
10 appear that
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
has compiled with all the provisions of the
Statutes OF the United States, required to
be complied with before an association shall
be authorized to commence the business Of
Banking;
Now therefore, I, u. n. CRIsSINGER,
Comptroller OF the Currency. do Hereby
certify that
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
in the County OF NEW YOi.K and stats
Of NEW YORK
Is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking as provided In Section Fifty one
hundred and SIXTY nine Of the Revised Stat
utes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand
and seal OF office this FIFTH day Of
JUNE. 1922.
(signed) u. r.. CRISsINGER.
Comptroller Of the Currency
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ARIZONA
FLAGSTAFF, TOWN OF
GLENDALE. TOWN OF
HoLBRooK. TOWN OF
MIAMI. TOWN OF
PHOENIX CITY. ROAD IS
PINAL co. ROAD. BRIDGE a 8. DIS
soMERTON. TOWN OF
TavsqNi TavAPAii COY CO. : IS SCHOOL DISTRICTS
YUMA. CITY OF
CALIFORNIA
BEAUMONT. CITY OF
Los ANGELES CO.. FLOOD CONTROL
DIST.
Los ANGELES SCHOOL DISTRICTS
POLICE STATION 4las. 1895; WATER
SYSTEM IMP. AS. 1895
sAcRAMESro co. ISSUE OF isos.
ROAD, BRIDGE, COURT HOUSE
SAN JOAQUIN CO.. HIGHWAY
COLORADO
AGUlLAR
ASPEN. CITY OF
ARCHULETA co. AND SCH. DIST's
AULT. TOWN OF
AURORA. TOWN OF
BACA co. AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
BOULDER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTs.
BRIGHTON
BRUSH, TOWN OF
BURLINGTON. TOWN OF
CEDAREDGE
CHERAW, CITY OF
CHEYENNE WELLS, TOWN OF
CONEJOS co. q SCHOOL DISTRICTS
CRAIG. TOWN OF
DELTA co. g. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
ECKLEY. TOWN OF
Ell PASO CO. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
ENGLEWOOD. CITY OF
FLORENCE, CITY OF
FORT COLLINS, CITY OF
FORT LUPTON
GARFIELD co. & SCHOOL DISTRICTS
GLENWOOD SPRINGS
GRANADA, TOWN OF
GRAND JUNCTION, CITY OF
HAXTUN. TOWN OF
HOLLY, TOWN OF
HOLYOKE. TOWN
JEFFERSON CO. & SCHOOL DIsTs.
JOHNSTOWN, TOWN OF
JULESBURG. TOWN OF
La JrNTA, CITY OF
LARIMER La : CO. 4 SCHOOL DISTRICTS
LAS ANIMAs COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTS.
LIMON
LOGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
MESA co. AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
MILLIKEN. TOWN OF
M1Sr1rRSs MnNTRosE oc co. & SCHOOL p1sTs.
MONTRoSE, CITY OF
MORGAN co. & SCHOOL DISTRICTS
NEDERLAND. TOWN OF
NORWOOD. TOWN OF
OAK CREEK, TOWN OF
OTERO co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
OTIS
PALISADE
PAONIA, TOWN OF
PEETZ
PHILLIPS co. e. SCHOOL DISTS.
ROCKY FORD, CITY OF
ROUTT co. g. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SAN MIGUEL co. & SCHOOL DISTS.
STATE OF COLORADO
SEDCWICK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTS.
WASHINGTON co. & SCHOOL DIST.
WELD co. g. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
WILEY
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June 30.-Prlccs were firm on
the Stock Exchange to-day. Quotations fol-
low:
Bar silver, 36kd. an ounce.
Bar gold, a3s. I'd,
Money, per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills, 2it per cent /;
three months bills. 2LM2r per cent.
Two and one-half per cent. consos, 57k.
British per cent. war loans, 100h.
British AZ per cent. war loans, 95
De Beers, IL.
Rand Mines 2h.
nAnIc r,,nn ln -IIricca u.nrn firm IN Tho
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The Farmers Loan & Trust
Company
16, Is, 20 and % WILLIAM STREET
New York City

Coupons and dividends due in July payable at this
office and after July 1st, 1922, follows:
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special HEnatp
Bureau
Washington c.,
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U. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES

.March AZ ioi f5-f6 1o2 1-i8 fOi t5-i8 4.I4
Acceptable In payment OF Federal taxes on
the dates Of maturity.
approximate yield II called on December
10 1922
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Closing prices Of stocks IN which there
were no transactions yesterday:
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STATISTICS.
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
\. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

| To he following prices accrued Interest
| Is TO be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
PONDS.
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PARIS, June 30.--Prices we're firm on the
Bourse to-day. Quotations follow:
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expenditures
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-09-28
GlkTON

From the Record:
Fathers Dooley. of Brookings, and
CULLEN, of Miller, were visitors at
the Catholic parsonage Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Baker, of Brookings, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. c. III. Davis, sew
eral days last week, returning home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noethe and
children visited Mr.. Noethe's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Noethe, several days
last week. They went to Brookings
Sunday night and Mr.. Noethe will re-
turn for a few days visit before the
family leave for their home in Min
neapolis.
The Dakota Light and Power Com
pany is rebuilding it's line between
Elkton and F~landreau and has a crew
OF seven men at work on it. The new
line. which the company built west of
town this summer takes care of every
thing northwest of town and goes