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New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Petitions In Bsnkruptpy

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United states
District Court:
HARRY FARoN, Involuntary ISL STAN
M1LLER BIOS. CANDY CO.. lnvolun-
JEM MILLINERY CO, Ino involuntary.
SYSTEM HAT CO. Involuntary, mems
PLANT ENGINEERING AND EQUIP
MENT CO. Inc. Involuntary. 1872 Broad
ROMAN COSTUME CO.. Ino., involun-
tary. u E 32d ST. dresses,
ARTHUR Y. STARK, voluntary, house
furnishings. Spring Valley, N Y; Habili-
ties $6,559, assets S6al.
Schedules I'm Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in tho United States
SAMUEL zIMMERMAN. $50 Greene st..
liabilities s29,55S, assets $685.
y. HAMBRo a;A,Ni &, BAYARD, 1889 Broadway.
ARTHUR Z, STARK. spring Valley n.
Y. house furnishings, liabilities $3.50, as
sTERN-M1LLER CO. Inc 22 W. $40
IEssU G. WILLIAMS, salesman. 80
E. 18th at. and 25 Broadway. Liabilities
s. KALMAS CO. millinery Liabilities
s4,262; assetH, s2.644
JOSEPHINE DRUB1N. housewife, s17
W. ssth ST Liabilities. ssoas; assets. 5000
WILLIAM J. SEIDERBERG. cigars, 1855
Gramatan av Mount Vernon Lila bilities,
S45l.227 assets.
E. Gath st. Liabilities, $31.47s assets un-
determined.
Receivers in BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
District Court:
Frederick stelle, for Plant Engineering
and Equipment Co, with bond of $1,000.
Bertha Rembaugh, for F. and 8. Clothes
Shop, 277 Broadway, With bond of $1,000.
Morrs Frank. for Pennsylvania Tailor
ing Co. Inc, 1873 w. 34th ST., with bond
of 1000.
John l.. Iyttle. for Herman erowitz,
252 w 9th st. with a bond of 81 900
Walter l.. Bryant. for Jem Millinery Co.,
Inc, Il ". seth st, with bond of $1,000.
Arthur Y. Dalz!el for Hartman Food
Products Co, Inc, 237 u. 22d St, with
bond OF $4,000.
Bertha Rembaugh. receiver for System
Hat Co, Inc, mems hats, 149 Attorney ST.
with bond OF 81 900. Liza abilitfes, $4,000:
RsSatS $500
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Wool Demand Steady
Within Narrow Range
Trade Is Busy Figuring Effect
Of the Proposed Senate
Tariff Bill

BOSTON, April 14~~Thc commercial
bulletin tomorrow will say:
"Thc demand for wool has been still
within narrow compass, although
trading appears to have been rather
moro general and prices are steady
In the West n little more wool has
been taken in Arizona at fully 81,
clean landed basis. Interest in goods
has been aroused by the announce
ment of the American Woolen Company
advancing prices on wooden cloths 10
to 10 cents yard, in consequence Of
the advance in raw wool. Worstnd
cloths have not been changed yet. The
strike situation among the mills is
unchanged
The trade has been busy figuring
the effect of the proposed senate
tariH bill should it be passed into
law; Generally, the opinion of the
trade opposes the secured content
rate as cumbersome and Impractical
IN" foreign markets are active and
firm
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Buyers Arrived
FairchiId Service

,
BALTIMORE
! NJ. Moses g. Sons: l.. Moses wor.r
/ tailor; Martinique. 0"
Goldstetn. Ia cobs &. Co: Mver gold.t.,,
dresses. coats and suits; Bresl!n.
,,,31 ,BrEFALoi n. WIN. Eeng.rsr Co. ,
A 2. Rc'6er. rep: NJ n + IS''Pse Re,bsr % sres 4sD
"e''' & HARTMAN; a1IIcnao = " goth st.
=, Marshall Field e. Co; C. c. Bunhar and
u. Bsttchor. linens towels and quilts.
chicago Nero. Co; r. e. We'll millinery:
65 W. 37th ct
NM MsndeI Bros 4: N. Marks hosiery. kni.
j. Rosin; J. Rosln, women'a ready tn
wear; Grand.
roo, NJ. r,,. CINcINNAT1 CT
dresses and coats; 404 4th av
CLEVELAND
,,da nro%n f',[!,, Eros; r. J. Brown. floor cover
Co,;uMRIS, Oho-o. r. & r. Lazarus
% HARTrdRI; R,T1 65l, dresses, Gesn 2a5 5th av.
G. D. Alien. suits; 404 4th av.
!EFFERSON CITY, Mo.-rhe rwsedie
Tootwear Corp: Charles Tweedie, foot
Los ANGELEs-Ciprins: l. r. Davis,
Jobs coats suits and dresses; care Bar
Lilienthal. 1850 B'wsy.
LOS -ANGELBs-rh Wonder; L. r.
DAVIS 1obs coats, suits and dresses care
Eaor q Lilienthal 1850 B',vay.
Los ANGELDs-'rhe Bon Ton: L. r.
Davis, Jobs coats. suits and dresses; care
Baer & I.ilienthal. 1850 B'way
NJ snih iih knit kYmSaF'ef soods Fl & K..isv Co.
notions; - Leonard St.
MlLW AuKEE-Ed Schuster & Co: l..
Arnstein. house furnishings. toys china
and glass ware. 1O5 Grand st.
MONTREAL, Canade-Rosenberg Bros
$ Rosenberg, mfrs. womens costumes
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA
solomon, 20 Broadway
:, Harris & Harms "A. Harris, genl- rndss.,
Miller Bros. c. c. Miller WOODEN piece
goods: Pennsylvania.
simon, Posner Ss Epstein; W. simon. no.
tons, underwear hosiery, gloves cotton
PITTsBURoH
Boggs K Buhl; Miss X. Sullivan. spe-
ctals in ladies suits; 1140 B'way.
Goorin, Shapiro & Co; NJ. /. sha pira
mems turnishings: Imperial.
RICHMOND, Na.-EngeIberg & Saer;
Ben Engeloerg. electrical nxtures; Clar-
idge.
ST. PAUr-JThs Mac.y Co; Mrs Y. Sill
verstein, Jobs stout dresses, ladies and
chtldrsn's dsesses; care j. A. Herzbers,
TAMPA. Fla.--Dawson Thornton Co;
e. A, Rohrer. notions; 32s Broadway.
BUYERS COMING
CHARLESTON. w va-solor Co. J.
F. Rush. coats and dresses; care Arthur
Mtncer, Inc. us ", s2d st Expected
N2P9Sy M9Nr1N9To4, A851l T. ". 1'2: yasolot Co.:
Mincer. Inc. 1is W. S2d st. Expected
Monday. April y; Ii,;re, 1872 ,47
coats ana suits: Il4o SWAY. Expscted
Monday, April IT, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctionse
REEyJJI Az AyrC,rlf,>Y GAY u

HENRY J. LEAKE Auctionesr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN IL. MULLER & SON.
OFFICE, SIS WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1922.
at 1880 O'clock at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS
NOS. ii AND is NESEY STREET
For Account of Executors:
466 2-3 shs. Horn Silver Mines Co common
$50 shs. Gin, lndapl's g. Western r. r
Co. common
$50 shs. Gin. Indapl's 4 Western r. r.
Co. pfd
For Account of Whom IL May Concern:
ESQ shs. First New York Corpn prefd
1e1 shs. Smith Springfield Body Corpn
$4,000 Smith Springfield Body Corpn 7Te
Notes, due 1898
$1,000 Washington Arlington Falls Church
Ry. LIST Consld IS, 1853
soo shs Auto Sales Corpn. common.
100 chs. Auto Sales Corpn. pfd.
400 shs. Manhattan OIL Co.
140 shs. Margay on Corpn
SO shs. National Liberty Ins. Co
500 shs. International Nickel Co common.
90 shs. Hudson Trust Co. of N. Y.
$4,000 American Tobaceo Co. 40 Deb. Bds.,
sst shs; chaseausay Ore Iron Co. %
prefd
prefd
shs. Clinton Hail Association.
162 shs. Soho Park & Land Co
!39 shs. Soho Park & Land Co
1S6 chs. Soho Park & Land Co
las shs. Soho Park Land Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Auto Dealers Optimistic

With the summer road season now
opening up and with the last settle
ment date less than month ahead.
the automo obile tire dealers are look
ing forward with more optimism than
at any time during the last two
n onths. The prices reduced during
the winter selling season by the manu-
facturers are still holding. This years
business in March was about 10 per
cent above the 1921 volume in the cor
responding period. according to lead
ing tire manufacturer. Many manu-
featuring plants and railroad shops
which were closed for the last year are
opening up, thereby increasing the de-
mand for rubber betting. The price
in this product was reduced nearly r
per cent last month. The garden hose
market has slowed up and tho volume
Of business is under the March trade
last wear
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Extends Victory Note
Redemption Period

WASHINGTON. April Ia Secre-
tary Mellon tonight extended from
April Is to May IS the authority
granted Federal Reserve Banks to
redeem at par and accrued interest
4a per cent Victory notes up to an
aggregate amount of 100000, GOO.
The Treasury has already offered
TO redeem 324 per cent Victory notes
called for redemption on June Is,
1922, before that date.
Purchases of the per cent notes
UP to date, Mr.. Mellon said, aggre-
gate about s3,o0o,ooO and advance
redemption of the 30. per cent
notes aggregates about $S0.o0o, 900.
Advance redemption Of the Victory
notes is in line with the Treasury
policy for rcfunding the $6,o00,000,-
900 short-dated debt.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
|. G.. C.. Fixes Boston & Maine
Valuation at $234.I80.8l6

WASHINGTON. April ID. The tenta-
tive valuation of S234, 1886 for the
Boston & Maine Railrosd system was
found to-day by the Interstate Com
mission. This represents the total
value Of the road and its numerous
subsidiary properties, which are opcr-
ated as one system, but for the value
of the property owned by the Boston
& Maine corporation itself the Com
mission found figure of $101,770,9S7.
The book values of tho Boston &
Maine corporation on It's own records,
tho commission reported, were 500,
G53,660, or somewhat less than than
tho commissions valuation. This book
Investment was divided so as to give
an estimate of $59,927 900 as the value
of the road and structures. while equip
mont and rolling stock we're entered
as an investment of S30,126O00.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Hat Production Gain Shows
Increasing Labor Efficienc,

AS evidence of the increased eff
dciency Of Ia Dor, William " Campbell,
president Of the Waring Hat Manufac-
turing Corporation, says that with an
average Of 1,400 employees during the
first quarter of this year 10000 dozen
hats were produced. compared with 30,-
600 dozen produced by the same aver
age number Of employees in war times
he said, "is reliable evidence of
the increasing efficiency of labor. 1t
is also evidence that demand for mer-
chandise exists if quality and price
are right. Our sales for the first quar-
ter of this year were 100 per cent
ahead Of the same period last year.
In quantity the ssles show an increase
of 1875 per cent"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Financial Items

At meeting Of the board Of directors
OF the Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors of America, Inc, of which VIII
OF the American Exchange National Bank,
was elected assistant treasurer and will
assume his duties at the offices OF tho
corporation in the Guaranty Trust Build
ing.
Cassatt & Co have purchased from the
War Finance Corporation $161,2o0 Chi
cago &. Western Indiana Railroad per
cent equipment trust certificates ana
S213,000 Rutland Railroad per cent
equipment trust certificates. Both issues
mature l923-'35
HemphiI. Moves & Co, Csssatt & Co.
and Freeman & Co. have bought from the
Director General of Railroads s2,649,40o
Wheeling G. Lake Erie Railroad equipment
trust 6 per cent gold notes. maturing in
equal annual fnstallments from January
Is. 1922. TO JanuarY lb. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Not Real Diversification

Question have read your articles or
Investment and you seem very careful in
stating what is real investment and
"hat Is simply good speculation 1
nave u;ec speculation and lost, so I have
oeen turning toward investment / would
Ike your opinion as TO whether I have
ieached investment or am still speculat-
.ne bought on margin one sssa re OF the
fbqoithple trust Company OF New York and
YOU'D IKE to put my spare cash into other
nahh ana trust companies. diverstfying
oy buying In other cities. II buy OF the
bigger and better known bank and trust
cohpahles' now near am [ to investment
or am still speculating? That is are
panA ana trust company stocks Of tn.
petter sort considered very good or Is there
very real danger of loss to me? The
brokerage house which bought the shara
of Equitable Trust COMPANY Of Nev, 81.
Tor me stated 1t did not care to carrv il
on margin, would IL consider it 90
Coliateral If the market dec 'tned What
IS the reason I thought EQuitable Trust
STOCK was nearly as good as money-F s
Answer-We cannot say that we
blame your broker, whoever he is. for
refusing to purchase one share of any
stock on margin. If you cannot af-
ford to purchase single share of stock
outright your field should be the saw
1ngs bank and not the market for Sc
curt1es. We cannot agree with your
plan of diversifying by jumping from
one city to another with your bank
stock purchases, leaving behind a trail
OF commissions. Concentrate on one
company until you have an investment t
big enough to make it worth while for
some one to look for your proxy around
annual meeting time.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Satisfied Judgment.
In New York Corn4


.ba ne nrst name Is that Of the d.htor
tne IN. second that of the crslitor o,a deotor, a1
%hen judgment was flied. NA" oate
Fuller, Charles-Rroolss p,
Nov 7. 1921 . s'
hlein, Victor-A Brown; March siss22
u, 1922 ........ o-a
Friedman, Mitchell NJ, Harry y 1's.Ae
ana isadore A--D Shulman.
Saplyuk Flip. and New Amster
dam Casualty Co--People ate
Foo yuem 10, ls1I sno (yaeatsdl aS 1000 90
C,oassnalty ,osn Co-~Same; March ~,
l922 Cacated) - o,o =.
Hirsch, Abraham and r.ouis-S N'''eV
) Drakn Co, Inc: March 10,
1921 ............... ,o5s 81
MG[rls' plsh o. Albert bert Ell w vosel; ''''
NJ Djo,nond Ho is-I q. r. .'ii..,., Sss7s
Bartbo,oma rf npr,' .. BIZ iH2s s.1o5es
Gregor' March 8. 1922 (vaoat-
Edison Aia, 49,. CIV. 1,ss75s
Nahey NAY 70, ,.r ls2l -, a.oso47
April II. 1922 ........ ,sso m
Willets. samuel-Franoa & Can '''0'
aaa ao ,Soo Steamship Corp; March
1,arssr 20, 1920 1is;,'..,, 1os, ,........: 6.oss7s
wai1hay nsa,ty CO; March Fl, 1922 -. 1.4sbs7
thai; Nov 80. 1921 .. s15A1
Bronx County
catsn1, 1ao. Eusene--H A Gair; May
kneen. ndth--L Georgiades; ''-
oeo h'' 19.o ...........a..... 1910
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Western Union Net Gains

The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany in its quarterly report for the
period ended March 81, 1922, showed
net income, after deductions for ex-
penses, rent of leased lines and taxes,
of $2.1o2,9S0. This compared with ST.
86S,948 in the same quarter in 1921.
Gross revenues totaled S24,1S5,227,
against $26,225 ,07o. Maintenance. in
cluding repairs and reserve for depre
citation, was listed as $4,220, $50 com
pared with $4,8S3,19G in the preced-
ing year. Total expenses amounted to
21,5o5, ,535, compared with s24,O23,1
in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Bonds for Children

Question: nave been appointed guar
dian OF my oldest son. who has inherited
$500. and for my other four children who
have each received 500. The oldest Ia
eleven years. assume Liberty bonds would
he hest for the smaller atnounts Have vou
anything different to suggest for the $500 .
Is . pcssihie 30 get anything fully reg
isteved > would choose a savings hanl<
'';t ana Gesii oUE Of getting all the t0colno
: AN foT the children and stiu have Al
ssfetN. and possibly savings banks VIII not
,o1tina;e to pay { Icr cont Whatever yot.
ave TO suggest would be welcome --
Answer We think you are right
about investing the smaller amounts in
Liberty bonds. The Fourth AIS would
be appropriate. The $500 fund should
also be strongly safeguarded, and We
would suggest as a proper investment
for this boys money a $500 piece of
American Telephone and Telegraph
collateral 5s, 1946. This bond would
cost about s49o and would give a
yearly return Of about So per cent
The proper plan would be to put the
interest in the savings bank each year
until enough Is accumulated TO buy
another high grade bond
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Capital Rent Law Extended

WASHINGTON, April 14-Tn pass
ing to-day bill by Senator Ball, Re-
publican, of Delaware, to extend gov
ernmcnt regulation Of residence rent
ais here, instituted durinp the war Yor
two more years, the Senate adopted an
amendment by Senator Carawav, Dem
ocrat, of Arkansas, extending govern
ment regulation to prices charged for
rooms and meals by Washington hotels.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NASaTE SUGAR COMPANY.

New York, MarCH 90, \
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF d 90 ..,sst
SUGAR COMPANY: Notice y as r,ses
given that 6 special meeting OF tne s.yis, s.ils,
holders OF the Company has peen . :. n.
TO take place at the principal once y.
Company, No. 112 Wall Street solo'sNa Nop.
Manhattan, New York City. n. l. W p
day. April II, 1922. at eleven oclocs srts, -
for the purpose OF considering ana Ai issa,
upon a proposition that the Compsns. s.sa
not TO exceed in the aggreEsts p,ss s
amount $4,000 900 Of bonds and e. easss1 tss
mortgage upon fits property 10 sss...,.iae
same. and of authorizing ana cunS .sS fornl
TO such bonds and mortgage IN su. =. tsa
and with such terms and proSisioas. .rnroys
stockholders at said meeting msy rors,
or as the Board Of Directors Oh ~. sss mas
pany duly authorized at SAID meeu.s massetins
determine and approve, and OF rams ~ COO.
such other and further business ssid
nection with the authorization, .ss % said
mortgage and the disposition os os.ssiar.
bonds as may coma before the ms s.sas ,ha
For the purpose OF this s.nS mes.aS vii
stock transfer books OF the Comp,s. ,s.,jl 7.
be closed at 2. NJ. on Friday W on
1923. and remain closed until "
Tuesday, April IS, 1883 .,..x
BY order Of the Board OF pirssS.stsry
WILLIAM F. CORMSS seas,:,,,S;; I;
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Detroit Edison Net Gains

Net earnings of the Detroit Edison
Company after interest charges for
the three months ended March 81, 1922,
amounted to $1,238,9s6, an increase
Of more than 81 per cent over the
three months ended March 81, 1921
Gross revenue for the same period
was $6,230 $50, an increase of o..7 per
cent, while operating expenses and
taxes decreased about per cent
The amount appropriated for de
preclatlon reserve and charged to op-
Grating expenses was $618,OOO, as com
pared with 100000 in the first three
months of last yea1
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Orders Auto Stores Sale

PHILADELPHIA, April 14.--Puhlic
sale of the assets in the stores Of the
United Auto Stores, Inc. located in
the eastern district of Pennsylvania,
was ordered to-day by Judge 1homp-
son in Federal Court. The concern,
which operated fifty-eight stores in
BANKRUPT
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
HreSfmenf
Information

G:sestions Of general interest to in
te+ ors all be owswered IN this col
ts,rn, siz ach,ch case Only Initials piil
be used Others ;c;G be uasmeYee. 6p
'roii. Address all Inquiries. incios-
tae stamped, addressed enueiope, to
Fanonei& Editor, The Tribune, 49,
Nassau ..treet. Neto York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Name Augusta Bank Receivers

AUGUSTA, Ne. April 14.-Joint re-
ceivers for the Belfast Savings Bank,
which closed its doors on March 90
because Of inability to pay dividends
per cent, were appointed to-day.
Chief Justice Leslie c. Cornish named
Robert F. Dunton, of Belfast, forme r
State Bank Commissioner, and Carle-
ton 2. Merrill. treasurer of the SkoW-
hogan Savings Bank. Deposits ap-
proXimate 81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

With the market in London and Paris
closed because OF Good Friday, foreign
exchange trading here was dull and
quotations were virtually nominal.
Fluctuations moved within narrow
margin, most traders observing a holi-
day. Sterling was slightly higher at
the opening, then eased off but closed
with no important changes. Francs
were slightly better and marks held
their own
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAi'4'''
COMPANY. ..sa

Detroit, Mich, AprNr INA n.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Il
| Annual Meeting of the STOCK 'SSt,Smpssy.
The Michigan Central Rsilrcsu, thrss 10
spectors OF the next election. ana - ~ nay
transaction OF such other bunnes' 'r,sstss
lawfully be brought before tns s,cs ). III.
will be held at the principal o., cssr,l
Terminal Building. in the city OF .fts D:
Michigan, on the First Thursdasy, y, stsS, ssy, q
First Wednesday (being the Az Eiasz
May, 1922. at 10 o'clock A. "'
Standard Time. ~..lnce 4 "
The Poll shall be open at 10 0 CIV
and continue open for one hour.
BY order of the Board Of pitsssScr.tsn
EDN ARD F. STEPHENSON.ss soe------~S
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Switching Speculative Stocks

Ques;ion-Nouid you advise the ex-
change of shares of WHY'S Overland pre-
ferrcd some of which ] hold, for Ameri-
can Radiator oommon?--A NJ. s.
Answer-We cannot attempt to offer
suggestion as to the best course
to pursue in making speculative
changes. such as this would be, but
some light may be thrown on the con-
ditions of the two companies you men
tion. After considering these facts you
should be in better position to Judge
for yourself which stock you had better
hold Earnings of the American
Radiator Company in 1927 were, with
one exception, the largest of any year
IN the company's history Net profits
amounted 20 more than SO 1000 000,
equivalent after dividends on the pre-
terred TO S5.36 a share on the common
stock Of $25 par value. WHY'S Over
land, on the other hand, encountered
cons idcrable difficulties in meeting com
petition in the automotive industry.
The company had deficit Of $23 $780,
600 after depreciation and inventory
adjustments on December 81, 1921, ac-
cording to the annual report. 1t is un-
certain, therefore, when a resumption
- dividends on the preferred stock
may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES
&e7.e@ax GSA~ e0'.'

New York City, April is;,.r y; ri
nfty cents cent {si.5o1 per share VIII ~ % % ~
the Common Stock of this comps ~ hpril =,
l. 1922, to stockholders of recora oA
1922 at 8 90 p. NJ. secYs1srs.-
ELEcTRIC BOND AND p,rssEAb sEAbbiS 10. 8 y
'''- New York, April u q ess
The regular quarterly divioenot tns fr,r,
and one~half Il 'se 50 per cent uonNp onN an,
SHARE COMPANY has been dd,ssSassassa.l''
payment on May /. 1922, to .osss s.os Ap''
OF record at the close Of ousH
is, 1872 -,s sacystA0'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
usiness Troubles

I Rastide, Marguertte--A. Paalan
Barnes; joseph-princte George ''0'S'
hotei ,, ,r;r;,;;,;,..:..; ..;..a.;;;;..... 1917,
II,ar"elss, Wllliam-I. Goldberger 261s3
Ben5amln fnn Tr, Jo;.rs: ID L:ei1,ssang Co, -,
Bresky. Harry-F. G. Hail Trad
ing Corp. .......:.: :.....,. 2g4lot
Trebitsch Co; ,;......,. 1000
6urns bros;-,W. e Gatti ...... 6O0.Dt
cohen; NE e., William: and solomon
cohan, Sidney IL. Hamburger '''' .
& SONG, Inc. ............ 1920
Commercial Construction Co
Starobin Electrical Supply Co.
Cohen lsdore lcohen Bro. - ''' ''
r. j. ~ ~ SIMON X CO. Inc :..: s,o47.5
Island Cotton Yarn CO. Inc AKA .,
De Ma Mattia' Miehael-B Rutsten &
Davis, Maurice, Freda and David
East River National Bank s9l5 a,
De Fec, Jerry or James ST w
Fin horn. Henry-N n spivak -. 7iS.S. 7fSS
Embrey, Clarence W - Orinoco wv
Realty Co. Inc. c....:.......... SAT
Faitelson, David. & G Import
Fitawatsr, Ralph D-Ritterland. z'S' 4
n Re- Reed 8 CO, Inc: 1865
Haratz-Pierce. Butler 8 Pierce :
eeItnan, sidney-e s younswood is7 is7 g g
ry.-, EN- oerg. - ;.... 1898
howe, charles T-E W Blasius. s7SS
AorowitS, MaX-A a Berg a34.7t
Horst, Ernest Ii Mcmahon 1876 7,
Eemefhan, Nora-J Cieary. ...... 4179
Hoffman, George--slmon Strauss.
1nterborough Rapid Transit Co 0'''A'
Fl Panther. er.................. 47sl
Salhe,-l Carty ............ 4500
Joseph. JuIius-J r Bamberger 4,o377
Tor Mig Co. Inc. 233 4
Karp, Louis Davidson. 4894
Kapailo Mfg Co, Inc. and Charles
L strons-W Tyler, co; - $3.50
90, Inc. ............. 462S
Klepper;,. Harry S. and Samuel
Brandt Wisansky ....... $500, o.
logan, teorSe-k n FnaE8n.. l, l09. .
N1oseS' iheresa-A He,nlich ct al 2952
Mercantile Holding Co, Inc--L
coventry, costs. .............. 1877
McLeer Motor Car Co. Inc--Se-
curities Acceptance Corp...... 4O75
Mackay John--C Marks et al 2ll
ssticyers' samuel Ieitz- Levin. Inc 1871
MOTIFS. AZ t,ucito ct al .... 22S7
McGolrick, Paul A--Superior Lin.
en- GO, Inc. ................... COS T!
Mortimer Lula or Mrs F. HI
Hopkinson ................ 6541
Manuccia. Lnlgi-D Santarsero. 1861
Mayer. Leo M-Securities Ac-
ceptsnce Corp. rp................ 5s27
McAndrews VIM II or Billy De
Foe and VIM II. De Foe-J E
Doherty ;...... .:.......... 2,o7s 6
ONeill, Matthew J, by gdn--D
Meenan ct al; costs. ........ 1oS II
Olympia Shipping Corp-D S Nc
lntyre sr ct al. ....... 23A4
6u!irnan 20, Inc~-J l. Hood. ...... Tl1.6'
same n Allen ............... 237. 7.bt
Peekskill Evening News Co--H i
Frank ........ ;...... 2o1
Pecker. Isaac, and Rubin Bren-
ner--Oppenhsimsr & Trebitsch
CO ....... ;...... ...,.... 112s,
Hamilton institute. ......,.. 117e,
Rathgaber Ernest-W r Irish
pleotric Co.....,, .......,. ssss
Porter. 80. 1000
Corp ....... 253a
Works, Inc. ....,....,..... s52s,
nonf' 1esse S--B ID Goldberg. 1894:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market was
quiet yesterday. The American Ac
ceptance Council quoted the following
discount rates on prime bankers ac-
ceptanccs eligible for purchase by Fed
eral Reserve banks: