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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Auction Sales
%

SALE-Thursday 80 p- in
on Lasalle road, by Grand Trunk track.
northeast part Of city; ] fresh HOlsteln
Jersey COW, g years old fine bed
room suites L fine new willow chair
old fashioned mahogany suite . heat
ing stoves; 1 kitchen stove. wash ma
chine. and lot of other articles; leav-
ing town. Hunsberger auctiOneer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Choice Real Estate.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale. 81
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-Partiy mod
eTn, deal with owner. Lincoln $3.50.
5000 buys you a beautiful four room
DungalO near school and car line. bal
ance twenty a month.
T. d. MOTT, JR-
Lots for Sale IS
A VERY CLOSE IN-Corner lot. 40Hx185
feet; good brick building with business
rooms below and living rooms above
that wiz make good investment.
FRANK JEFFERIES
Realtor
SIS Union Trust Bldg.
BARGAIN In vacant property. Lot
39h1143 on Pennsylvania Az. near
in and paid. Price SlOJ0 cash terms
Si10O: 1-3 down, mortgage balance.
Alexis COquillard, TO7 J. 81. S Bldg
Lincoln ESQ.
RIVER SIDE DRIVE-Choiee lot on the
r rivsr drive; a ford delightful
academy. An ideal domestic or a safe
conservative investment where the en-
virOnment and restrictions assure the
very best homes and the safest invest
ment. Terms. Call Main 1910.
FOR SALB-Vacs5t lot on Portage av.,
in the 100 block street improvements
all IN and no encumbrance on prop
erty; will sell on long time land con-
tract, with per cent interest; deal
with owner snd save commission. 500
=. Monroe st.
VACANT-N. z. cor. Dayton and Rush,
4Oxi42: improvements paid. $3.50
Davies & walsh, 211 w. Jefferson
Lin. 5779.
LOTS-In south part Of city; some on
Michigan St Wesley Van Vain, 624
Farmers Trust.
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER
Why not buy a big roOmy lot on the
easiest kind Of terms and put up
CARA ge or small house to live in this
winter and build a home on the front
OF your lot next Year, Large numbers
OF people are doing IL, and their living
expenses are coming down with a rush
Real Estate For Exchange 50
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-57 acres
only miles from city limits; good 8
room house. bank barn, lots of fruit {;
Main 2651. GARN BROS.
Res. Main 500. 632 Farmers Trust
Wanted. Real Estate 50
Will pay cash for modern or more
room house in south part OF city. Box
or, News-Times.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
-'~N~~~o~o~o~~~~~~O~~~~~~-
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FOR SALE

s Main SIT room house, large lot,
double garage: good condition: wonder
fui bargain: reasonable terms. We
recommend this property.
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Wanted-Rooms. Ronrd


INGLE ROOM-Or inexpensive suite OF
furnished rooms with bath ia connec-
zion; must be centrally located for
young man. Address Red. News Times
MiShawaka ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent To-
Young ladies' home privileges. Gail
forenoon or evenings Phone. Mish
2OS2 5t3
Wanted-Rooms. Board %
SINGLE ROOM-Or inexpensive suite ~
furnished rooms with bath in connac-
tion; must be centrally located for
young man. Address Red, News Times.
Mishawaka 1t3
Houses For Rent. II
FOR RENT-Partly modern buncaIovv
$50 per month. Phone Mish. AS for
information 90
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
'---''"->~--~-~---~~
Farm Lands For Sale. So
FARM FOR SALE-SO acres. 40 cleaned.
balance woods; wire fence; log house
shed. Address, Fred Anthony. New
aygo. Mich. ST.
Houses for sale. 81
FOR Moderate priced well built.
modern home, now under const ructiOn.
choice residence district 81 the fast
developing East End Of Mishawaka
Small payment down, and balance
monthly. This is not merely a house
but real home; built as YOU would
build 10 yourself. VIII build others as
they are sold. Get more value for less
money from reliable, responsible owner
kerwin, over First National
FOR SALE-New 4 room cottage on "
Twelfth St. $3.50 $500 cash Seymour
Jansen. Phone Mish. 1872 2t
FOR SALE-FOUR ROOM bungalow
completely modern; garage on lot. 128
=. ION 81. Of
FOR SALE-Six room steam heated bun
galow; sell on easy terms, S+4O0. Cau
Main 5l26, Lincoln 60S3.
SIX ROOMS-MOdern, on the north side
Price $500. Eight rooms. corner lot
furnace, lights and gas, on the South
Side. $500. Stark Realty Co. 4t8
FOR SALE-New house. six large rooms
and bath, Lincoln Way East Terms
Telephone Mishawaka 1928. 29t5
FOR SALE-The Or. Moore property on
corner Of Merifeld ave. and Home
wood. Beautiful view Of the river and
Merifeld park; viii make a special
price for the next three or four DAYS
Stark Realty Co. 3Ot4
SIN ROOMS-On the North Side: has
furnace, stool lights and gas nice lot
good neighborhood. price 5000. Stark
Realty CO 4l6
500 CASH
You may move right into this coy,
new, five room modern bungalow on
18th ST., River Park, near car line
$500 cash. balance monthly Colpant
Realty Corp. 26-S lincoln WAY W.
Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-New A.
room house and one acre OF land. south
Of DOdges. COlpaert Realty COrpOra-
ton. l26-S Lincoln Way West sf
Auction Sales %
AUCTION SALE-Thursday 80 y. IN.
on Lasalle road, by Grand Trunk track
northeast part or city; ! fresh HOlstein
Jersey COW, years old fine bed
room suites L fine new willow chair:
old fashioned mahogany suite: heat
ing stoves; 1 kitchen stove wash ma
chine. and lot Of other articles: leav-
ing town. Hunsberger auctioneer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
FINANCIAL
Investments. stocl.s. Bond

LAND CONTRACTS-A nun Der 81 lsnc
contracts bearing 7g5 Interest. ranRfnI
from 5000 20 5000. Owner guarantees
AL payments on any contract Col
paert Realty Corporation, I28-S Lincoln
Way West 1g-f
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-FemaIe 3.
GIRL wanted 20 help with housework
and the care % @ child. Apply 500 \
Mcrrifeid av 5f3
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MERCHANDISE


FOR SALE-G00d second hand furnace
with all pipes. registers. cheap II taken
az once: an putting in steam. Inquire
III W. Marion. 27if
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MiShaWakn
Classified
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

LOST-Blaek water spaniel, . months
old. cal Nfish. GA 40 Lincoln way
E Reward. Oh
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Wantcd-Business Service .

GENERAL HAULING and transfer. jim
Boles. Phone Mishawaka AS. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Houses For Rent.

FOR RENT-Partly modern bungalow
$50 per month. Phone Mish AS for
information Bf9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

LOST-Ger tleman's gold watch on cor
ner OF Main and AHshawaka av.. Sat
urday noon Return 20 1918 l9th 81.
Phone Mfsh. go Reward. on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

Mn. RENTER: THE Man TIA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

OUT OF THE SMOKE ZONE-
INTO YOUR OWN HOME.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

NEWLY BUILT HOMES
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services offered /

PAINTERS-Cartefs and Dutch Boz
Lead. leo 10. lots. Sl25O: 500 10. lofS
$500 Orders taken evenings also
Phone Nishawaka 1SJ9. C e Cook
proprietor. 1902 " Fourth ST. Mishs.
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DON'T DELAY-INvEsTIGATE TO-DAY

WRITE, OSCAR J. PROU,
1918 DOUGLAS STREET
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

Clerk or the Board.
Aug. Is. Sept. 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

o. r Beyler. 22S s. Lafayette s..
Main $3.50. Open evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER

Wanted. Real Estate 50
WILL pay cash for modern 8 or more
room house in south part OF city. Box
C-2T, News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06

A. Kronswitler. same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
General Motors
For Half Shows
sl.3O on Comma
Compares With 81 c..
Share for Corresnoaai,s' !
T ri o d of 1911 I'' n
Sales Total s2l8.49, a -.

An estimate Of the ..s.
General Motors corpora.;a.s ' q tn.
first half Of 1922, issued & 10. 10 III,
ers to-day, shows a mart.d s.'csfad.
rnens over the correspondents 'ap'''s,
1921. The report also ai.s,! psfist y
net earnings in the second s'ss shas
the current year amounted .aasstsr II
gee, cohtfasted with ye,l4sSsy,s $3.50.
first three months. 's'i Tor Ii.
For the six months ns~s.,
pias after dividend payms evs hs ssr.
preferred ard debenture s,e s@ On H.
ed to s26,83S,aeI, equiyalss. s.acurt.
share on the 2o,550' 500 sSs, , % !ia1
mon stock outstanding COWS cows o. con.
only 81 cents a share earn sa,ea sih
similar period Of 1921. Net ' ~, = HI
the half year totaled s2t3 ao sas as fs
which gS0,b90,ss7 accrued e Il
quarter and sIa7 100000 in n. .as I'm
quarter. 'ne sscea
Pierre s. du Pont, pre,Ia,,.
statement said that durinn 10 ss
months period approyima,sI. e. "a
900 net has been added n ra W.
depreciation Of zeal estate , nl..as ser
eau,pan en- the balance now s's 1870 I'd
All bank loans Of the eon,.,.
paid OF by June 30, and ss.. We.
approximately s5.400 900 ~ sp, i''
money obligations the company 'Isaas
indebtedness underlying liz Ia! "a .
and debenture stocks excsn. p a.ls
accounts payable for merchanss;,ssa na''
rolls, taxes, etc. Cash in banks 4 y
end Of the half year amounted - 9 :. ..
s35, 000,0 '0 70 asas
Net working capital ss ~ ,-,.
1922" continued Mr. du pan. use
approximately s123, 900 600. an M ~. w
Of s2S, 100000 from the con A. ;asssas
December 81, 1921. ''a
inventories, which on Dee.ms..
were written down to cost A. w..
whichever was lower, are we'll b,ls 49,
and during the six months h.vs !.
reduced 70 below 5000 ,0oes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
|Upturn i'm Wheat
On Heavy Buying
For Export Trade
Diminishing Prospects of
Settling Rail Strike Also
Aid Rise; Close Is u
to IA Cents Net Higher

CHICAGO, July 20.-Big export buy
ing, together with diminished prospect
of settling the railroad strike, gave an
upward slant to-day to prices for
wheat The market closed firm, II to
1Ac net higher. Corn finished at UNI
changed figures to nc gain, oats at
Nc off to a shade advance, and pro-
visions showing rise of IN to TIC
Export buying Of wheat was estimated
as reaching fully 100000 bushels al
though 1t was after mid day before signs
OF any unusual purchasing for Europe
developed. Earlier the bulls had their
eyes chiefly on the strike situation as a
motive for higher prices In this connec-
ton significance was attached to messages
from the Southwest complaining of In
ability to get cars to move new wheat
Sudden expansion Of European dema nd
was in some quarters attributed to in
creasing concern abroad to strikes in
terfering with rail shipments. Great Brit
ain and Italy were said to be the prin-
cipal foreign buyers.
port. Trade in oats lacked volume
Provisions were firm in line with hogs
and as result OF improved export in
quiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Cotton Advances {
Cut by Realizing
I'm Late Trading
Many Trader Beliitle
Numerous Reports OF
Crop Damage; Close z to-
q Points Net Higher

1t was apparent from the actions OF
the cotton market to-day that part
Of the trading element at least, mostly
the professional operators, we're u'l-
willing to believe the numerous crop
damage reports which have been com
ing into the market all the week and
were very prominent in nearly all OF
the crop advices received yesterday.
There was persistent selling by pit
traders on every advance throughout
the day, but they were equally ready
to cover on any appearance Of strength,
showing that they were not entirely
confident in their position, but were
rather testing the market out.
At one time the selling of this character
weakened prices while at other periods the
in tho last hour was about IS TO % points
net higher. Late realizing cut Into, this ad
vance somewhat and the close was barely
steady at net rise OF to % points.
be giving line on boil weeyii and weather
damage in the belt. II such has occurred,
and Will also act as pointers toward the
government report. which is expected by
would be considered buliish by many in
view OF tho fact that tho crop Is fast APP
preaching It's critical period and the con-
dition of growth where boil weevtl act'v-
II the menace la as bad as indicated IN
most OF the bullish dispatches received in
the market this week.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged to IL points higher.
generally unchanged The local spot mar
ket was qiuet and unchanged at a. SOC for
mldding; no sales were reported
Cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds reeis
terable. s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts werc 1888 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras 361a gaze {:
extras 90 score. soc; hrsts, 32035c sac
onds, soh@slho; lower grades. soc; CEN
tralizod cars, 30 score. 1914 SS4c: 50 score,
a2h @3So; SO score, S2@32Mc; SIS to 81
score, s103ihc: unsa1ted. higher than ex-
tras. ss@ashc; extras. 81 score, 37@5711 c
frsts, 24DSsMc; seconds. Ban @5sHc:
lower grades. sl@a2c: state. dairy tubs.
finest. ss@3shc; good TO prime, S3h @
54hc; common to fair. z5133c; ladies'.
current su make. ,. extras. a1Ga2c; hrsts. sssg
&c; packing stock current maze, RIO. /.
27c: No. 2, 2sM @2sc; lower grades.
Cheese Receipts werc 1917 boxes. New
York state nats. fresh specials. Il a &c
average run. 2oh @2o%c; twins. fresh
specials. q @zIhc: average run, 2oS20A c;
Wisconsin. fresh double, Daisies. 20M O vic:
single Daisies. 2o1. 12lc, Young Americas,
2oA OAK.
Eggs-Receipts were 2z,si1 csses Fresh
gathered extras, dozen. 2s0soc; regular
packed, extra hrsts. 2502sc; regular
packed. srsts. 22@24c; seconds and
poorer, I7921c; trade eggs, l7@19hc;
dirties regular packed. No. /, 1s@1sc;
no. 2 and poorer, 1eh @i7c; checks. poor
to choice. dry. i60Isc; New Jersey. hen
merry whites, candied. extras. 4s94Tc: un-
capdled, extra, H@44e; nearby hennery
whites. sxtrae, local candled. 44c: nearby
and nearby Western. hennery whites, aver
age extras. 3994c; extra ffrsts. % a 3sc;
1rsts. 5o0sic: nearby. gathered whites.
frgts to extra frsts 3oV37c; under grades
28&29c; pullcts eggs. 2sG3sc; Pacific
Coast, whites extras 2793sc, extra hrsts
3402sc; frsts 400 33c; under grades rs ii
zoe: other Western and Southern. gathered
whites, ESQ sic; nearby and nearby West
ern, hcnnery browns. extras. 80 O. 3sc
nearby brown and mixed colors, gathered
23 128c. +-tt
Potatoes Maryland, Dbl. 1878; No 2
Dbl, Sl9sI75; Virginia, s150Gs375
!s1sey, sack. sl.s.@ss;. Long Island. bbi.'
$3@ss2b; sack, 2.769ss.2s; sweets Jer-
S2.7s gssso; yams, North Carolina, Dbl,
s3.509$375.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Foreign bonds
American Exchange May Buy
Cooper Family Memberships

Justice Erlaner signed an order yes
terday approving of the findings Of
Joseph c. Cooper and certain corpora
tions controlled by its members, are
the lawful holders of S05 mem berships
of the American Cotton Exchange, re-
Gently adjudged guilty of bucketing.
1t was agreed by the parties to the
case that the findings Of the arbitrat-
ors would be acceptedgas final.
The American Cotton Exchange COM
planned that the Cooper family while
in control Of the affairs of the ex-
change had voted its members and
companies memberships without con-
sideration. The arbitrators upheld the
validity of the certificates, but ruled
that the exchange may acquire these
upon the payment of S43,875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE BANK OF AMERICA,
~ Wall Street,
New YORK City. New York.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RANK OF AMERICA.

II L DAM Ut <1AEhlOAs
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a sped
meeting Of the stockholders OF The Be-
of America will be held AZ the ONCE
saiG bank. a. Wall Street, in the Boroa
OF Manhattan. City Of New York. M
York. on the Attn day OF August. 49,. 1
ono "a o'clock In the afternoon Of Il
Cay, for the purpose of considering Il
taking action upon the following:
!. The increase OF the nunlb Der CT drst
tors OF sail bank from Twenty-Five ]
twentyseven.
z. The amendment of the Articles Z
Association OF said bank by Substitutes
in place of Section I OF ArtieIe III .hsSss
Dow reading as follows.
Sec. !. The powers of the Associates
shall be exercised, and It's business ccs
Quoted by twenty-five directors ETs1
director shat! be a citizen Of the lnilts
states of America, and shall osn sns
hold at all times, in his OWE rgat 4
least ten t1e) shares CT the capital s''ss
of tie Bank"
the ioiicw.u
sec. J. The powers Of the Assoeaisf
shall be exercised, and lis business sel
Quoted by twenty seven direction sisn
director shall be & citizen q The en'sa
states OF America. and shaa ONT ssa
ho.d at all times. in his own rgfl =
least ten Gol shares Of the capita EAi
Of the Bank"
BY order of tbs Board OF Dirsetafs !.
EDW RID c. pELAFIELn. Pffs'sa
CHARLES = CURTIS Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
NOTICE OF REpEMpTl0s
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF aassDs
OF
SPERRY flour COMPlN,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tai q ~
1st day of August. 1922 all of Tic U.S., 50,
ing Eirst Mortgage Six FER Cent 80 ~,
Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds q -
Flour Company. dated February l. w. =. -
secured b. mortgage of the same ca's ~
cu,ed by said Sperry Flour Eompsn 49,. :
Anglo California Trust Company, sls. =,
VIII he redeemed. and there VIII os tass ~ 4.
and payable on each OF said noaas, y 80
Office OF said Anglo California Truss ~. =,
pany. situate at the corner OF Nafkss ~ =
Sansome Streets, in San Frsncssea, 81 ~
tornia. one hundred and TWO ana on s...I
t1o2h) per cent of the face valus =. -, - r.
with accrued interest thereon 10 saw ga
OF August. 1922. The bolders OF SAT- ~ -.
are required to present the same Tor TO-
ton at said ONCE OF said Anglo ca a,s,s
Trust Company on said LIST day OF sss =
1879, at said redemption price: 70 W. ~.
hundred aEl two and one-half PEI sa,s,l
the principal amount thereof VIA -. - Il
interest thereon. Interest on SAID ne' savsl
cease TO accrue on said LIST Gay o. avg
iS..,
Dated June 81. fae2
ANGLO-cALlFORNlA TRUST COMA
Trusses
CHAS. r. LEEGE. yice-Prssle.ah-
GRAM TOPDREY Asst Seey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Price Movements
Continue Uneven
On Curb Exchange
N. Y. Telephone Preferred
at a Good Premium i'm
Initial Trading; Cities
Service Closes a Point Up

The new preferred shares of the New
York Telephone Company were intro
duced to trading on the Curb Exchange
yesterday at prices ranging from a
high Of 10sh to 1914 at the close.
The high premium of the issue, which
pays e1a per cent and was offered to
the public at par, was attributed to the
tremendous oversubscription, amount
ing to more than three times the
amount of the S25 100000 offered.
Cities Service closed q point higher
dend payments on the preferred stock.
Glen Alden Coal was also in demand,
selling up points to Sc. Chief
strength was noticed in the specialties.
while the rest of the list showed an
irregular tone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
DODGE MANtFACIuKlNG coaran,

CHAS. F. LEEGE. vice.Prsslsss'A
GRAN~ TOP DREY. Asst see','
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
DISSOLUTION N0Tlcs
NOTICE IS HEl
e,1nn1 - Sns,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T Tia. e csr
porasio s = Law SS's Of the state q II. n ss
and to a resolution of the Bosrd % sDsss
tors. adopted June Goth. 1922 f;s,,fiIs
meeting of the stockholders OF y 8 y
R,eser Realty Co. will be ne,u aysas'
once OF J. Carl Becher, 2IS et nnattsa b
New York City. Borough Of Msnh s,eisck
The gath day Of July. 1922. at ~ ssss
TIE afternoon. for, the purpese :. -7stf'
upon the proposition that SAID c9'y
be forthwith dissolved. s..,etafJ.
NJ. 3. RIESER. sserss's
Dated Jpns seth, 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday Year Ago.
prime. 100 lbs. 50. o001o.0o "a -
Dress ed beef.
sides. D.. .119 10 1910 Is
Live yeals, com
mon to prime
100 lbs. ....... 7.5o61f5o sooO1s On
Dresse veal,
city, H. ....... 100 20 .lI6 81
L We ewes. 100
lbs: ASSOC $50 s.ooe 500
ID. ...... 49,. .l7lp 20 n -
Dressed mutton,
city, lb :. ..... 100 Is es6 70 L
Live lambs fair to-
prime, 100 lbs. ~ 5O@1475 eOom1e o.
Dressed a m i s.
city. Id. .,..... eco 80 .1sa Fl
Hogs, 90 lbs. .1I.75M1se5 10 snSs1, "a
D led hogs,
bacon. lib .lss. @.17H 16x @.1e2
Pork, bbl. ...... 2s 90 d % 90 c4s66pgs ~
Mess beef Dbl. .1s.0o9l75o l20esnl4 20
Lard II Tie
West. 100 lbs. .11s5@11s5 1aooo1:7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Tho range Of prices:

Southern Spot DInrket--Galveston steady
unchanged at 22.9oc; sales. 1913 bales. New
Orleans quiet unchanged at 2225c; sales
sa5 bales. Mobile steady, unchanged at
21.75c: sales 155 bales. Savannah steady
points higher at z2asc; sales. 1913 bales
Norfolk steady, unchanged at z2.s3c; sales
Sc bales. Augusta steady, ~ points higher
at 23c; sales. 90 bales Memphis steady
unchanged at 22.5oc; sales, 400 bales.
Houston quiet. unchanged at 22.75c; sales
6o7 bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged at
2225c; sales, rs bales. Dallas steady, un-
changed at 22.35c; sales, 1882 bales Mont
somery frn., unchanged at 22.6oc: sales.
nil Fort Worth steady, unchanged at
22.35c; sales, ESQ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE HEctEi ss rsssis
the Bureau OF Supplies aha !, e g. ~
NAVY Department. Washington. y. =. sslissl
10 O'clock q, M, Aug. /. ls2s, g. ktt
ing hand tools. Vienna style situs s sHcsr
vegetable shortening and whSss &c 81
the navy yard. New York. n ~ g,sss3h,ssp!
ply fe~ proposals. 10 the Navy IS. r. Buftss'
or, s'@w York, n. Y. or 70 VII. Yin fel
Of Supplies and Accounts. "a "a Nay.
TER. Psysnaster General OF TINS Ssi5sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF s g:ss
; TO THE HOLDERS OF TAs sr ss
MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT, s - sS.
GOLD BONDS OF DODGE ss;yssgr
FAcTURING COMPANY. NuM.TnssrrSSj
FROM 7o1 TO 1000. BOTH 1883! !::
INCLUSIVE. DATED AUGlSa II i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN il ia s.d,.
the First Mortgage SIX Per Cent az.
Gold Bonds OF Dodge Manufactures III.
papy OF the issue dated August .s,,rssss
numbered from T0i TO 1000. ootn dr., ss = n,
Inclusive, bonds numbered from ses y MI
both inclusive. maturing August l = D.
bonds nus.lDere6 from sci 10 500. sesA 4,
elusive, maturing August sss,s !.
bonds numbered from s0l 10 IVY, I'll y
elusive. maturing August ], tsss, ,a;f s
redeemed snG paid on August !. .,.rs -
The office OF The Guardian sas sssssss!ssl
Trust Company in the City Q, .ss ,est ~
State os Ohio. al par, accrued ln's IA v,la
a pre4liu,n of five per centum Oh snS
cipai iaereof.
Datcd July 5. 1922. .axtpsss1!.
By NJ. w. MIX, Pfeses~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

Ing this forenoon. This rnnrket looked a
jittls etoppy despite tho advance In fs~
and refined sugar. and when Western longs
stated to cell prices broke sharply meet
ing up with stop loss orders. closing net
nchnbgsd to decline OF s points 10 to
IL points down from the best levcl OF the
day on active months Estimated sales
of $1,000 tons were the largest for several
years The range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Steel Merger Facts to Senate

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-Attorney
General Daugherty announced to-day
that the Department of Justice would
send to the Senate tomorrow the re-
suits of its inquiry into the recent
steel mergers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
The PULLMAN Coapasy-

DlS1DEND NO. set
i quarterly dividend of $50 per ss,,,
Will be paid August Is. 1922. 10 stcekhca
eI-s OF !ecord Il the close OF bcsiness III,
81, ig-2. J. r. KANE, Secrssay