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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Business Troubles

Price. Jenice N. p srnolcnsHy
Root. David s. Robert NJ Som
mer, Inc. ........--...-
Rosenberg. Morris and Jacob
fRosenberg Bros u. +. Cohen !
Rubei. Barnet tchar'ott Dress
Reyland. Paul T.-Tide Water OIL
Sales Corp. .........'.- .......- S
Eosen, trwin--Maryland Casualty
Rybskof. Israel. and Philip Carp
fs5outhern Wood work Co III.
Hermann Lumber GO. ,-..x
Hohinson. Joseph b. RI
Ralbert. stephen. and John
Loohner Chambers ....... +
spenver fsadore-A Levine ...
simon. Reuben II. \. Hanbold
scnweitzer, JACK r. - Brooks
s.swarf "sag- WIN. ~. ir-f stepsr,
3tornperg Joseph and Melville
fjos Sternocrg & SOM } Her
sta"1stopulo. 49, atan,eti-fsqulta be
Trust 60 % \ T-........- ...-...-- a
smith. Y KsynJ ; Kitteil"
sinkowit7. Ya''sr" s cor &
stackhouser. OSWALD waters (
smith, James J-Gr'stsds eror.
sarsrcool. Wary -irliis. mcLesa
sDy.rrn2n. trviny -Abrnii Eeaity
Corpn ................-.-.. -.........-.....
standrasr cub. inc. and Dsvi1
u Alien W Brine. ...-....- ,
Tor.nA.nisnz, F:ir"aTd =. r 20
Teehnieaj advertising servios.
ri,i.owusz. william wiiii corr :.
Tripp. Albert MADISON chsr
Three Forty Delaney s. cor5n
Treola, peter. sna Se, Araa.er-
dan Casually 60 PeoDfe. efr
Van Riper Lewis &C r siesse
Williams walter Is 2 VI
v"ardwe.l Richard p m ? ws-5-
nTfl r. r = y rssreii & a..
to]rmbia Mach. 1ery Works a3e
N.5IsSbi4 f-or; -,
WIZ. Anns M-Sonn a-es 90
/" 80 ei'ner' \ ne a = snt Cot
- l~v. Va ter - I'rr.e 49,.
-or Welss Z. coJ +. esca.oa,,
=, Ok Lou, jon, .. -
i'm c'o '%ador md pe,ia y
ls yN-. ~ = 0.DJ. - ara ar|rLn
; vote Z rol-J =, No.
% III -....----..- .-... .
zu"Icrinsn BENJAMIN r. ! o.
occ" ---....... ....
In Eronx County
2rs n'7. sfss--N. I.o-~ens'ein (
E".ns'1in. iossph-G. n.7gier &
s~enaer Loui 3 si-gei..
Cohen Morris W-D. Triescl -
- .-.-.-.-....-" ..-...-----
Dirk, john rransconrir err. OIL
&C. ..-.. .....
Dornr~ld. Charles ard --tiss-1
Wiszner-AJ Friedman - - =
Ficg"nle eiuer. Mo7ris-i.. II Fier
erSc.nsNr .......
IA cobson. Roee. - susrJ9-Cnlo1
Jacohson. Poze--:;arl, ...............
Asurtha, John f-@a. C-csro
N@ss~r. .Jenn.a-Titl- Guarart=.
Z, rrIsf co-...............-.
Mackenzie. Mary III. o. Vea
Doren .-......... --.-....--
:. B x. Taxi CO.. Inc.-J. Va.
&. 90, inc. ..-....-.....-. -.-.-......--
System Mo.o~ Truck O.. inc
Jan.osor Z Bond % ....-....
rantoro. cario-V es'ches-er TIL
IA co Realty Co.-Tit.e Guaraatee
& trust co. --.----...-.- ---....--
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Ready Sale for London Wool

LONDON. Jan. 20. AZ the wool auc-
ton sales to-day l0,2O5 bales were Of
fcred The smaller selection Of supc-
rior kinds met with ready sale at
current rates. Interiors ruled irregu-
lar. There were many Withdrawals.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

sIcadY, unchaneod az 1C.75c. salos. i.6a7
pale Galveston quiet. unchanged at
4oc; sales. $40 bales Mobile quiet un
changed AT lc.2oc, sale nil. Savannah
steady, unchanged a. i7.iSc; sales, $40
nal"s. Norfoi}l quiet. UNCHANGED at 10:
sales. 81 bales. Augusta steady un
changed at 'G.5lc: sales. SIS Memphis
steady. 25 points lower at l7.75c sales.
300 bales. Houston steady, unchanged
at 1850, sales. l6l6 bales Little Rock
quiet. unchs snged at l7.50c: sales. sol bales
Dallas steady, unchanged at 1886: sales,
2.ol2 bales. Montgomery firm. unchanged
at 1s.5oc: sales 40 bales Fort Wor; h
quiet. unehanGcd AT 1s.sac: snles. 2Ao bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Setback i'm Wheat
On Weather News
After Early Rise
Talk OF Shortage of Supply
Causes Gain at First, bu.
Snowfall Starts Selling:
Corn Prices Turn Lower

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-~Snow in
Kansas and Oklahoma brought about
something Of a setback IN wheat prices
to-day after an carly advance The
close was easy at = to a4c net decline,
with May $|ld to S1.141s and July
Sl.o1"4 to Sl.01's. Corn lost "a IS
to q a &c. and oats * to nc In pro
visions the outcome varied from 2iac
of TO 4oc advance.
At first tho wheat market was inrlu-
enccd chiefly bv cold weather advices and
by assertions that the winter crop was
without adequate covering. Iiesucs pro
spectivc shortage OF domestic supplies to
ge'her with talk Of large quantities of
hr"adstuffs that Europe must obta;n dur
ins tho next five months continued to be
a factor
on tic Other hand. rural offerings in tho
Southwest were said to have Increased
owing to an advanc" in prices bid to pro
ducers. Then. too. Liverpool reports told
"f greater pressure to sell new crop wheat
from Argentina.
1t was under these circumstances that
word Of snow falling in sections where
needed hN the domestic winter cror belt
gave a decisive advantage to the hears
Some of the weaker longs were letttne- 20
their holdings as the season came TO en-
end.
Enlarged country sales Of corn to arrive
mere mad a boarish effect both on corn
ana oats. Export business in corn vas
only fair. mainly with Denmark
PROVISIONS averaged higher with hors
ana on account of Eastern buying of lard
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Bosch Magnetic Sale Scanned

W WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-Investisa.
tion of the sale of the old Bosch Mag
neto Company by. the Alien Property
Custodian in December. 1918, has bsea
ordered by Attorney General Dsuga-
erty, it was said to-day at the JUS
tice Department.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Batter, Cheese, Eggs

Bu:ter-Recein's We're 7esS packs ses
creameTy hig5hssT than than essTas -. 81 = a
/ 3ll. q 3sc: seconds, 2e@ sic: lower grades
27i. @2si2c; centralized cars 90 score.
score 20 q soc. unssited. higher than *
,ras SSls n 3ec; extras. 90 score, 81 u3Sc.
iirs,s. 81 36c; seconds ssMSlc. lower
grades. - y a Is 'ac; held or storage, high
scoring. 32ia q SO &c extras. s1@S2c;
irs,s. 2aft nc. seconds. 2S02Si2c; state
dairy tubs, finest, S5@ &c. good to prime,
I 3lM34c; common 10 fair. 25l30c ladies,
cure nj make, extras. 20 n sic; hrsts, % q
2,c seconds, 22@ 23c, lower grades. 20@
lisc; packing stocs. current make, No; !,
/ 81 q &c; No. ., u G zoe; lower grades,
ls@lsc
Cheese-Rcceipts were 1851 boxes New
York State Ha,s, held specials 291a a 2si4 c;
fresh. soc: state twins, held specials. % G
csc; fresh specials. 20 NC; average run,
soc. Wisconsin double Daisies, colored
fsncy. 21T2lz<c; single Daisies. colored.
fancy. II q &c: Young Americas, p = @ 22c
state s~iins. 4nl7c.
Esss-Receipts We're la.22e cases Fresh
ssthered e@srss is. dszs2 4s q t,e eS.rs
<lc, dirtics. regular packed. No. ]. 2aGo
SOC; 10. and poorer 2s @sci checks
tar to choice dr. go 2sc. refrigerator
eggs charges paid to expiring dates iissts
% n &c. seconds .tcl25c. rhitc c.S.. lc-
friserator 22Q soc. stcr.l.zcd whites 200
52c. ster,liz"c brown ard lri1fG ctlors :.
42sc, fresh. rc2.by and a"srnv W~sierss
hAnasry -vhit-s. extras. sG n SIC; nx,,s-
atsiz. 5tI5Sc: i'rs;s h-e; osc. nearly -a'h-
cred ~titea rsSts - s~tra nre's 90 n SIC.
Under grades -5@ 5oc. l1n-ts e2gs.
graded Smallest out. - r.Nc: aGasso-ico.
- &C: rAcifc Coss, ,vnitea oSlrs.. 55e.
extra arz.s. tsc: lretT. s. @5,c. l..le.s
-rsc,d s.1a'.sSt cu.. IS o40c. unas.orto,,,
- O l5c other "-sferu AM Southern,
r.ata.rea whites <3453c. ae4ray anG
ncArby Western. h.anery browns. ex.:as
4SG4as nearby brown and ICED roiar,
gathered extras, 4f 2; .ic, l.rsis % extra
nrsts. ~ q l5c.
ls1 BIS. - - u IS: state l3e lbs. 81 soay
80; ls5 ips-. s:.~o1> $50 lb. sa95e1
$50. l,ons isard. noi.. .5.2lQ 5.75 iser
inuIs. oni. - 2 r.. Laniah. 30 z tag
$50 sweet. Jersey. ossIot 81 IS g 2. 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Berlin Bank Statement

BERLIN. Jan. 20--The statement Of
the Reichsbank as of January IA shows
the following changes, in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Grain Prices

WhcaS
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close so
No. hard....$l2sl, Size ~''
Chicago Range OF prices:
opon. High Low. closo. 1iosc
M9y''''- ,I,y I.ia.' 1.l47s l.!3la 1.ii,s 1i41.
'"'s s''''' ''V- 3 LOS l.o1 4 LOIS 1.o2 %
Corn
Yesterdays proyious yo.-
New York: close r)osn &
No. yellow. .so.e7 sos7 so *" ~
May ......... .52as hs& se
July ....,.... .55'. .55ls coss
Oats
Yesterdays Previous y.,-
New York: close Gloss .a'
No. white. so44is so44,. ga ago'
Iuly 'aS - S"is .447A
'o'F ''''''''' .59'. .397s .44s<
Rye
Yesterdays Previous v..r
New York: close. r,ose car
NO W, b.s0.94a. s0o3* s,"s.o'
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous yo,r
spy pat GS $3.50 S'Ssc 4s So 80 sg9 IN
IoH"".ea Tge sy@ sa -" g" l.5o@ls" 2.oo@ al5
Eran... Sl.oo 100 ~ m ''V
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
London Metal Market

~ LONDON. L Jan. 2o. = Standard cor
rs,r' spot 365 Is Cd; futures, e65 is
Cd; o. Llectrolytic. spot. SIP; futures
I - to- m spot, S162 los; futures. s164
cso rs "a. Lead. spot, SOB 5s; futures.
futures, &26 los. W. ;
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF MEETING OF SHAH
AOV nERS

Notice Is hereby given that a Meeting =
the Stockholders OF the NEW YORK METAL
CEILING COMPANY Will he held at ~
olfics CT the Company $50 West st,i So
tManhattan). New York City, on the "a
OF February. 1922. at . O'Clock P. NJ. for "a
purpose OF electrg four director. Tor ~
ensuing year and two inspectors OF elecu@s
and for the transaction OF such 9th -
ing.
NEW YORK METAL CEILING CO.:
Ey Harry S. Green. SecF
New York. January roth. 1922.
THE ANNUAL MEETING o. the Stcckheass. 3.
ers OF the II. E. Boucher Mfg Co VII "a
held at the ohices OF the Company. ~
Lafayette Street. New York City. IN Mon@sss
February 6th. at O'Clock in the afternee<
for the election of Officers and Directors -
such other business may properly c.
before the meeting.
New YORK.. January IA. 1872
j. Al. LEBWOHI. Secretar2A
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Bonds

:.l.: teoe en'tteo>. on.n. High. Low Las.
'ss ~ Packer: es ~ s.H 50 ss4
is DO 81 ctf..-... 6S-4 ts.4 s. 81,
Aluminium - '.s.,s3 ,oe lclx lon
do IA 1898. 15ss. i0.A .c1Ss 1929,
A-a 1ssht 7 C.. ~. NJ, s7-, go,
An Tel ss 1872 1908 iooss 1908. ioosc
=: DO IS 1924. lei lol Iol 10
Ans conds { "a. ssn ~ sss. ~
90 - 1929 -.ioi;. 1919. lo,s = lo;.-
3 Arnoo- CO 7s lo5 !eg 1929, lo.1.
Beaver lic Is. t5i. ssia ss u
ssrns:an So ss'. s.H So, es:,
Beth ST - Is231ol ;oi ,oI ,5i
- 90 "a 1875 ....Ioi4 1915. isi ioi<
Z. Can PAciho s..lei ies.. Ioi 1919
Cont Steel ss... ssx ses< seE sss,
s Col Graph Ss s3,a a5la ~
:. Cop Ex b 1se3.loe Ioz loiI lsl =,
90 80 ls.f loe& 1oeH 1osA ioeE
Con Gas Ea:t fslosra los,3 1898. 1917.
Casaoy - .....-.eoi3 1905. laeiz 100 =,
Desrs & Co 7.s 50 ee as 81
Ca.sn, : . ss- .oi- .oiZ 1917. .of,.
Ccoe: :lch .Iirs - go. ~ 80. az.
~ fsnns siss- TO- = fo1 a lo5 < ioSf,
Gulf 81 - .io.,. .oss loa :, -,
=. Hoe1 j..h g.. ss;s 81. % ..
Hu~bis Ci. -. 1909. 1924 1853. l9e.
:: In.cr n r e 81, - xs,; 80,
=: 90 {. 1879 49,. .sE So. .s4. ~
ksraeco'' L - 1881 lo:i4 ls:s. ioeI
IL IsclcSs G1s tx. ~ 8. ssn s.:x
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Markets i'm Other Cities

Sales Open High. Low. Last.
5000 Oh Ry list 5s 7lls 7lis 71's II -
5000 NJ f Ry ist AZ. 54 = 54ia 5tia 81 Y
a000 Peo Gas Ref IS. So, IS Is So's 8o' =
Detroit
Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
100 Charcoal pfd. "a ia 2ia 2ia
IT'S Cont Motors. SIS 6 o's
100 pct Edison ..1o5 1859 lo5 1863
~ Ford of Can. 262 ao3 2s2 263
1900 Lincoln ... g.. 5H 8 5ts
425 REQ ........ 1914 1874 ISL lS',
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Philadelphia
Bonds

$500 Am Gas El is 81 50 s. s.
1000 Bell Tel .l0Sst 10sa. 1857 l0S3.
LOO E!cc peo as. % 6o s5 IS
$500 Phil Ell 1st is 90 96 o. 81
1000 do rs .1ol's I0l7s lOi lol
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE TRENTON rOrrERIEs co.

IFeFlton n. J., Jan. II, W.
DIVIDEND NO. 81.
At a meeting OF the Board CT Directsss.
held this day. dividend OF ONE PER Chrsa Csss
IT) was declared on the Non nCunauleassss y
Preferred Stock OF the Company, payScs
Jan. 25th, lSo2. to stockholders OF record -
O'Clock P. NJ. Jan. 19lh. 1922. Transes
books Will not be closed.
c. E. LAWTON. Secretary and TreasuW
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yrsterday. Y-&raso
i.f.+ss far 70
Dr.rn". 10 ios. .ee51 ,.5 :3so0lo7s
Dres be-s
s!aes io....- .ley ~ .lsv -
live vss. com
r1ca 70 csirs.
lao w. .lssoo9isoa laoaQisoo
city. r.. 10 - .sog :.
ios 500 so asa@ 40
ei'>; y 'a1 - oao ~,
20 prtr.s. l9a
- :.'1as15g Jo5eQlg IN
VJ{s r1. IN
s.o;' - - 'f,s f~8 f9.2eo oi3se
bacon. b ...- t<0iI, TN a..
"rE- orr @-sfo 10 = obos,,s
Esss beef. pbl i3o1G1xos tsha1 80
Lard. II ucis
"cst. 800 ies is.iooie.o l1aals..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Cotton Statistics

Cotton Statistics
Yester- Last Last
day. Ncck wear.
Fort receipts -. 1900 16.245 29.44e
Exports ...... 22..l9 1926 c5. 500
Exports season. 5. c42.07o 3.12s $50 2.76i,67G
\. Y stocks.. s5.l35 S3.s65 69.1S5
Port stocks l.23o.A i,261.23. 1850. 1855
Int. receipts 1857 ls.5Al 23,S13
Int. Shipments. 12.o37 2i.S.S o1.003
\. \. arrivals. 49, 3.652 4.203
Liverpool cables Spot cotton limited
demand at : points advance; mlddline
10. lSd. Saaes. 5000 bales: American
1000. Imports, 1000 bales. American.
1000. Futures opened steady. to II
points higher, closed steady at to Is
points advance. January lo.34d March,
i0.$2d; May. 1o.2Sd; July, 10 god: October
9.S+d. Manchester: Yarn dull and easier
cloths dun.
COttonsecd Oil
Prices wNro frmcr. closing With net
gains Of to 10 points. The range of
prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Boston Curb
Cleveland
Chicago
ONnn IY,~h

salc. Omen r,,-,, ,o
Sales Oman rJt-,, t'H<e'
n2u m SD Bc pfd. II - II =;
: .aaveT6eara ra S 'f ~ * q q ss'i g e
~ c' & q { rf slz &c Is. Gsss
30 Oh Ry serese = - 10 |. -
10 Cudahy ~ 55i 55u XII ~,
sos corr, C"T1 Edison llsla 1l5la i14' li4E
200 Ear Motors. ~ sI a.. ~
~ CT Lax Dye. 90 30 90 oo
4ch Godchaux .... I4ss i4a5 "a "A
s"o ilnpp Motors. 1874 II lsi. Ia.
900 inland Steel 80 IA - tS,s
'@oo Libby Mcneil. 57s 57s
- Mont Ward. 14I IA. IA "a
w w ma Leather. 2s4 ~ 2s %.
Vn 20 new II II II II
80 Pick 4, CO. - .s 90 81
o9o Fig Wigsly A. 2. 34L "a :.
90 Pub Servicr 81 s1 81 o,
10 Quak oats pr s5t, o5i. oslA az,
1890 Stew War;. .Sg. -, oc1' 80 a
tx tx N"ift & Co...100M 10oi. 100 ,oot.
"n "@ VII INT. .... 2la 2I3a III. oIi
20 Sian Gas Cnl - "a
lDp do pr 20 a. 49, ~
90 j r Thorn ~ l3I. d,iL ss,> Ia,
liD9 tnlou Carb,ue Az ts,a =, =. =
$50 { /. & Ey. sG ~ 11". ~ 70
1000 Wah1 sos. .sa ~ ao
$50 Nrglcy io5 ,oN o'~ eo'3
lJh Yellow Taxi RAJ nsr 20 w
Bonds
s."Vvo On G g. g b.. 3oi. "a 9or A..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO. 220. -
A quarterly dividend OF two dollars -
share will be paid, February 18th. 1879. g
stockholders Of record at the close OF pus
ness, January 81. 1929.
j. F. KANE. Secretary:>
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Industrials

Sales Open. High. Low. Last
1850 800 :xsm. :sns cP.i pack ~ 8 ~ az 50"
3ss 3ss A'1,sd Amsi 1.ssssr: rssS,as 3. J..
.ss - a4S H','!fs Ton coup up !, is * i; su
600 sCar Light ... 10 20 G5 g.
500 Chi Nipple 81. -. )
500 .ic*oid Auto 3o'. 3i's 20 So7s
800 "col Emerald. 70 m Sc es
100 Ccnlcy Tin r.. 111 1lia t1iz llA
200 Durant Mot e.. "a - - "a
5000 do Ind $500 10 ll-s 10 1l7.
100 Gibson Howell 1s% 1s* 1s& 1854
90 Georges Cloth. Is is 10 Is
I.o Gillette $ r lss 1ss lss 1ss
500 80 e;o'sys" GooaSsar T'q, Tire. - ~. - ~ ~
7oo Heyden Chem. ~ ;. ~ :.
$500 Int Com & En- sa% 2sl. 22s. %
800 Inter Rubber. az 1914 ga 1o's
$50 Inland Steel. 80 "a 80 53 a
200 Libby M~Neill. 5H 57s HH 57s
1900 Lincoln Mot A 81. 5is
200 Nat Leather. liz ia 1l% 11ss
-Is 100 paesara @es@a Not. < * - <
$1,000 Phil Morris -. 81
1900 Radio ....... ?,s 81. 3is
zoo 'sS K@"Fs! f:eynaas 6ns as. ~ ss: l.. %
,soo ,soo s,,..,s So Coal g : lr- ~ .% 5,1 ~
.ss sss Ss Tss.eea a"'sFss' ffss ~ ~ y ~ IL i
81. g .'sa Pis,!is SS,f + s !; s S
ssSS 200 u 40 T Steam. j j" u j j. i j.
g: $s e :,as $:sa; E; c.::;: ss u X j.
100 WAYNE Coal. | Is ~ fs IA
5000 wv End Chem - II r. II
Standard Oils
Argio-h>, OIL 1-1.
800 Atlantic Lobos * s7s sss sss
IS buckeye P L.. sois elia eoia ~
70 Illinois + L...l6o Ise 16a 16e
10 Ohio OIL ....-2es 26s 2ss 2ss
ss ss E9s1Is EugSks 80 50 80 80 so 50 80 90
100 Natl Transit. 2S IS 2S cs
:5 Sthw"st Penn 80 10 55 SIS
$500 OH of Ina . ss'a s7s ssi4 SIS.
Independent Oils
1000 sAllied Oil 90. ; 3 . 3
100 Ark Nat Gas. 1on 10A lo4 1oA
sssS 49," :H@ons :H@o'nn o'l Wvo Is e . 2
:3ss IS IS %s7s Ss75s' 4ssa q: = !. x X y
':ss g DO DO r r. 5 s.. S. IS 5s'' : s% j.
:sss ss$ :ssss" s2sss 81 ; '' = =: :: ::
iSS 100 nominion Oil. 81 s.. * s7s
1900 'Enginecrs Pet so 60 5s so
$500 Federal OH ! * lS ~ las
200 lcnslani 49,. II II IL II
5000 Gililand OIL. OF. 57s 5lt 5s.
500 Glenrock on. e 1as Id y.
soSo0 'Hudson OIL. rs - IL IA
500 Imperial Oil ga 9's eas 97s
$500 Int Petrol .... 147s I5l 147. 1915
100 keystone r.. 81 81 81 81
100 Kirby Pet go. lTia 17ia 1694 II
500 200 MafacaiSo Saf"@ S5' OIL. eoi.s ~ 2o'l q $
100 Marine ......- u 1f2 ia H.
5000 "Heridian .... II II II
500 Merritt on ... 9X o..
100 Mex Eagle ..- 1si4 1s'. 16i. 1si,
700 Mex Pan ..... rs ia l's Ia
2s1o0 Mexico Oil 49,. IN 1ts IA, ~,
400 Mex Seabosrti - 3ll, 81 sliS
100 Mountain Prod l1i2 I1s. 1lL lis.
1000 Mutual ..... sia 6l.
eonn Noble OIL -. - is II u
1000 sNorthwest o1 2l u cl
10000 scmar Oil .... s. 81 so S4
500 Pennok OH 40 6i4 "a 5H
700 Premier ...... AZ dss 4ss ~
100 Prod & Ref 5-% So. So. IS.
400 'Red Rock oil 81 60 So b5
500 salt Creek .. i4is a.. l37a 135.
200 Sapulps Ref. - ~
sao0 Sinrns Pet ... II fias II ~
500 Sitellv OIL ... 5is 5,s
1000 South Pet .... Sax 2T5 su
1900 sTexon O e. /. SIS ss &c ~
900 wilcox ..-..-. -. %, 2Sx %.
100 sW oodburn M - 70
3:9o00'Y oil ...... s. IS ~ AZ
Mining
500 Alas Br Col 2ts -. %. oX
5000 sBig Ledge . - q % os
$500 'Bost & Mont. 81 ss "a 6s
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
PITTSBURGH

llso Ar'' Nat Gas. 10 1913 9ss lols
20 Am q NJ. te 80 90 60
- do pfd ..... 81 81 81 81
50 Ohlo Fuel Sup 47,a 48 49, As
,e, -" 10. pa =; li'2 Y II Y 17,a
,0s 81. 81 'I,!'a ~, y y ~ 20 l3% 1874
500 Pitts NJ Shas csc 2Sc 2Sc @sc
9EH 81. 49, - e" ~. - ~ Iha 7ss
do pfd ....... o3 % 81, %
>" ~. I.,,i, con- ~ "a 1888 10 1oS
10 Y Glass. 80 40 40 d0
20 West'r Ain Is 94s. 95 94s. ~
20 West'hse El A 81 81 ~ 81
~ West Penn.... 20 90 20 ao
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

January 4th. 1873
The regular quarterly dividend Of Or
and Three-ouarters Per Cent q ~
the Common Shares and One and One
Per Cent. Uis ssl on the Preferred ShaH
OF this Company will be paid FebroaS
lst. 1922, to stock holders of record ~ ~ ~
close OF business January Goth, lssss
Transfer books will not close.
PIERRE j. SMITH, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Railroad,
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
baltimore
Ponds

5000 Ralt Brick 5s 81 81 81 6,
1000 coscen Gs... esez gea. CAS-. a..
."Vo Con coal 714s.l07 107 1o7 1o-
."o" :So" -. FIX - Horn es. 95ia 95p4 s5ia S5l3
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
What Things Cost

Quototions are Gosh price. in p,imcyy markets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-26
Annual Xmas Exercises
At Methodist Church, Monday

Monday afternoon at 4.30 at the
Methodist vestry the annual Christ
mas tree for the children of the Sun
day school attracted a good sized
gathering. The enrolment of the
hundred mark. and the interest is
great in the work of the classes.
Very pleasing exercises, including
songs and Rotations by the lttlest
people of the school, preceded the
distribution Of the presents. The
vestry was attractivcly decorated for
the occasion. Festoons Of red and
green ran from the central lights to
the side. and evergreen was at The
windows. The tree was beautifully
decorated and bore at the top a
glowing red star.
The exercises opened with a song
by the school, Mrs. Garfield w. Horne
at the piano. Prayer was offered by
John Sherburne. Then came the fol-
lowing program of recitations and
songs, all by tots small enough to be
very sure Of the coming of Santa
Claus.
Recitation, Barbara Shaffer; reel
tation, Dorothy Kittredge; duet
Phyllis Horne and Clare Miller; reel.
tation, Dorothy Dearborn; recitation
Phyllis Horne; recitation, Eva Dear.
born; recitation, Jane kittredge;
duet, Leon Dearborn and Gertrude
Dearborn; recitation, Doris Shaffer;
| recitation, Leon Dearborn recitation
Bertha Kttredge: song, Archie
| earborn; recitation, Glare Miller;
recitation, Dorothy Clark; recitation
Kenneth Kittredge: song, six girls
recitation, Gertrude Dearborn; reel.
tation, Robert Clark; recitation, AR.
thur Boyle.
At the close of the program the
gifts were taken from the tree anC
distributed to the eager children
to leave the presents. But he was
unable to remain to distribute then
and delegated this duty to Mr.. Clar-
ence Turner and Mr.. Harold Stevens
who made most efficient substitutes
They were assisted in the distribu-
ton by a number Of the older girls
of the school.
Mrs. Harold Stevens was in charge
of the carrying out of the program
| On the committee with her were Mrs
Clarence Turner. Mrs. Harvard Gray
! Miss Ruth Kittredge, and Mrs. Den
mis- Parent, to whose work and in
| terest much of the success of the
| affair was due.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-26
Food Prices in 1785

The prices which prevailed in 1885
may be learned from a day book kept
by Major Seth Gay and row in possess
sion-of his family. The coffee was 25
cents per pound; honey 20: vinegar SO
cents per gallon; tobacco II cents per
pound; chocolate 2S; Shingles s1.33 per
NJ: salt So per bushel: silk s cents a
skcin: turnips SO cents 4 bushel; rum
% cents per quart; potatoes SO cents
a bushel; writing paper 25 cents a
quire; corn GO cents a bushel; wool 25
cents pound; cider 25 cents a gallon:
porls12 cents a pound: beans s1.33 a
bushel: stockings 80 cents a pair; but
ter II cents pound. In looking over
the day book one can plainly see why
so many farms were lost to the early
settlers, as large number of the
charges against most of the customers
were for rum. tobacco, c!Ger and snuff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-26

0hed by the searching experiences
of seven years of service in the
backwash and misery of war. Seven
years Of contending with economic
degeneration, with social disinte-
grafton, with incessant political dis
location, with all of its seething and
ferment OF individual and class con-
flict. could but impress me with the
primary motivation Of social forces.
and the necessity for broader
thought upon their great issues to
humanity. And from 1t all en-
erge an individualist-an unasham-
ed individualist. But let me say
also that I am an American indiv-
idpalist. For America has been
steadily developing the ideals that
constitute progressive individualism.
No doubt, individualism run riot.
with no tempering principle. would
provide a long category Of Unequal
tiles, OF tyrannies, Nominations and
injustiees. America, however. has
tempered the whole conception OF
individualism by the injection OF
definite principle. and from this
principle 1t follows that attempts ct
domination, whether in government
or in the processes OF industry and
commerce, are under an 1nsistent
curb. II we would have the values
OF indtvIdualism, their stimulation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-26
Henry Joseph Ward

Henry Joseph Ward died very
suddenly at his home 80 Prospect
street, Monday afternoon, aged As
years. Mr.. Ward had been active
ebout the house and had attended the
Christmas services at church and his
death was very sudden and surpris-
iEg to his family and friends. He
was the son of Patrick H. and Ann
J. (Kinsella) Ward and was born in
Gardiner in 1877. Besides the widow,
Mr.. Ward is survived by three chill
dren, Ann Davenport, Jane Frances
and Clayton Henry Ward: also by
two brothers, w. E. Ward OF this
city and r. F. Ward of Houlton.
The funeral arrangements will be
announced later.