davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

Some Arvada merchants are Civ
ing free ticket to the Trivoli theatre
this week with all purchases. Read
the. ad in this issue telling how and
where to get these free tickets.
This is an advrtising stunt on the
part 81 qnn1rausssehsnts 70 bring
more b1olkcss to Arvada. Ccm'
and deal with Arvada stores and get
to 20 to the picture show free at
their expense.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

Crasshoppers are . serious reality
N Jefferson Co. In many localities
end especially. on the grass lands
that fringe the foothills and in some
sections Of the garden lands that
produce intensified green vege-
tables. In many other localities
they are yst to be heard from for
,etual damage o. the hoppers are a.
Vt very small and have not besn
feeding enough to do damaee. The
tomato crop ~ well - the late cab
tnee and root crops are in danger
IT being quite ssriously d.maeed
BY the pests unless something
miraculous happens to put them out
II business OF unless poisoned.
crasshoppsrs have done . great
amount Of DANCE thus far that IL
easy To count up in dollars and
cents on the pastures. Pasture
lands are considered to be worth at
least q dollar per acre per year for
pr.ss an dthere are at least $4,000
acres Of grass lands In the county
that are bare ~ the road - far ~
feed value goes. Moreover these
hoppsrs that have devastated grass
lands are on the wing now In many
places In smaller numbers and seem
to be moving In the general d'rec.
tion Of the east. In many places
the pests are forced 70 move In
order to get q meal . day.
crasshoppsrs can be poisoned
very efficiently and at = very small
cost per acre In comparison with the
value Of any crop that grows on
any land in the county. even grass.
II 10 rscommend.d that the follow
ins formula BE- used or - near It -
= possible.
100. Shorts free bran ----sl.]o
& lbs White Arsenic -------- 30
B ibs common salt - ------ 90
Z gals. cheap molassss .---.- 80
Z o.. Anyi Acetate --------- 10
To tho water add molasses. salt,
Anyi Acstats and Arsenic and kssp
thereby stirred - the arssnSe 10 In.
poluabls and must b kept In sus'
psns.oa 70 nix with the bran. More
wstsr nay b needed TO moistsn
thsesay. oDessd - thin - possible
~ Dsssds u ths mixture Saeuld
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

Miss Grace Hoffmeister and
e,other Carlton Of Rifle, Colo, who
are touring thru to Yellowstone
Tsrk, called on Miss Edyths Doud
Saturday. Miss Dour was their
guest while vacationing on the
Western slope last summer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

Peter O'Brien sr.. and Pster
O'Brien jr.. were Arvada visitors
Tuesday. Both are well known
'engineers. The former has charge
Of the street paving here just n'w.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27
RALsroN PRESBYrERiAk

Sunday School at 3:l6 ,. "a.
Serves for Worship and Preach.
ine Of ~ Werd st . ?. =.
Mid-wesk service. Thrusday at 7:S0
.. =.
A cordial invits&ion 70 this Con.
oSnity sssviso \ sztsp1sd - a.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27
PkESDYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed. Pastor.

Sunday School at 9:l6 Q. N.
Service for Worship and Preach.
Ink Of the Word at II.
Christian Endeavor st 7:i6 ,. n.
Evening services at 3.
Mid.wssk service for Prayer and
Bible study, Wed. at . p. n.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27
WHEArRIDcs METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ROBERT R. ADAMS. Pastor -
10 100 A. N. Sunday School.
1900 A. n Morning Worship.
7:30 P N. Epworth League De.
voeionai meeting and short sermon
~ pastor.
All are cordially welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

Fred l.. Schellenger returned Sum
day from Sioux City. Iowa. where
he was called to bury his eldest
sister, Mrs. Stella Kennedy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

James Buchanan Of Marysville.
Kansas and Alex Buchanan Of Nor
ton Kansas spent the week with
their mother Mrs. Anna Buchanan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

Charles I'yrrell has sold his 10
ncrc farm al W. A. kerns Of Salinn,
Kansas. Mr.. TyrrelI has purchnscd' n
home in Denver. Mr.. Kerns has a.
ready taken possession.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

r. q. Knapp has sold tho two
lots just north Of Evans and Ben
nets livery stable on Wadpwofth-
Eve to +. &. Murchison.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

The Enterprise wants news notos
from YOUR community. Phone -
Sssil then Ia b. Wednesday ot 49,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

"Dime.a. .Linc' works fins---sst4
results svs,y ttsus. -.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. G. HOOVER, Pastor

Sunday School 10 100 .. "A.
Morning Worship II 90
Epworth League 6:46
Evening Worship 500
Wednesday prayer hour 7:45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Manitoba Power II

ousstion-wiu YOU please tell me every
thing you know regarding MANITOBA
Power Company %. n u ia safe and
sane lnvesfmeht bonf7 what u your
opinion on Canadian northern ~. Wcsung-
house Electric 7s, and BROOKLYN Edison
pr cent sfock2 which OF the latter
three Is bcst2-D. 81 u.
Answer-The Manitoba Power Com.
pany rs. 1871, were offered in Noyem-
Der. 1921. and are secured by a first
mortgage on the entire property and
rights now owned or hereafter ac-
quircd by the company They are
guaranteed principal and interest by
the Winnipeg Electric Railway Com
pany b. Endorsement The bonds are
rodeemablc az l05 and interest on any
interest date on ninety days notice
Provision was made Tor a sinking fund
for redemption annually az l05 and in
terest Of / per cent Of the Series A
bonds outstanding up 20 1890 ands2 per
cent thereafter Attached 20 the Series
A bonds are warrants emitting the
holder TO purchase two shares OF COM
mon stock az SO share from Nay i,
1922, TO January !, 1923, and no $50 a
share 90 January /, 1924. The bonds
are a reasonably good investment, espe-
cially for a person In a position 20
keep In touch with the company's earn
ings. Canadian Northern rs rank higher
as an investment than Westinghouse
Electric Is or Brooklyn Edison, al
though these two are reasonably good
investments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
U. S. Exports to Europe
Drop Billion in Year

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-Exports TO
Europe during the fiscal year ended
June 80 were more than $1,000, 900, 1000
below the previous year and shipments
10 South America showed a decline Of
more than $500, 100000, the Commerce
Department announced to-day In It's
foreign trade report.
Exports 20 Europe during the year
aggregated S2.067 100000 compared
with SO ,4O3, 900, 900 during the previous
year. Imports totalled Ss3OOOO,OOO,
against ss3s 100000 during 1921.
Exports 20 South America for the
wear aggregated $l9l 900 900. compared
with 1923 100000 during the previous
twelve months. Imports totaled $751;
100000, against Sls5,000,0OO for the
fiscal year 1921.
Exports 20 Europe for the month OF
June aggregated $4,000 900, compared
with sl7s,0O0,0o0 during June year
ago. Imports totalled S76,OOO,OOO,
against S55,000,000 in June, 1921.
June shipments 10 South America to-
tailed S2l, 000,0 900, as against Sl70O0,000
in the same month year ago. Imports
aggregated s29,000,000, compared with
Si9,0O0,000 in June, 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Outlook for General Motors

ouestion-wnl you b. good enough %
advise me regarding the purchase ~ Gen.
eral Motors common siockf I have been
told that thl1 stock was a good buy on
account Of tho new plan IN reduced prices
and their fight against tho s,udsbakcr.-
J. +. u.
Answer-General Motors common
stock contains too great an element Of
speculation 10 be regarded as suitable
for an investment except by a person
in a position 20 keep ~ close touch
with the companys Affairs Who can
afford 20 assume some risks. There
is no dividend being paid on tie stock
at present. Although 10 has no par
value, IL has a theoretical par value Of
$40 a share and Is selling about on a
level corresponding % Studcbaker,
which Is now on a 10 per cent annual
dividend basis. This price Tor General
Motors no doubt reflects the improve
mcnt shown in earnings in the hrst six
months Of the year, as we'll as holders
and traders expectations Of resump-
ton Of dividends on the common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Bonds In 500 Denomination

ovestion--As a reader Of your financial
column take tho privilege Of asking you
for the following Information VIII you
kindly furnish me with A iift OF good re-
liable bonds which are Issued In 500 de-
nomination and yielding per cent or bet
teri Also a group OF eight or ten stocks
which are safe investments for q small
iavestorf-R. y. s.
Answer-Tho following bonds may
be obtained In 500 denomination and,
although the yield is not quite 8 per
cent. they form n satisfactory list for
an investment: Great Northern Is.
1885; Hudson a Manhattan refunding
IS, 1857; Pere Marquette 5s, 1855;
VirRininn Railway Is. 1852; New Eng
land Telephone 5s. 1852; New York Tele-
phone S.. is4i American Smelling SIS.
l947; Bethlehem Steel Is, 1912, and
Robert Gair Is, 1897. Stocks for your
purpose might include American Can
preferred, American Wooden preferred,
American Ice preferred, American Tcle-
phone and Telegraph, Pere Marquette
prior preference, Illinois Central pre-
ferred, Montana Power preferred and
Pullman Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Arrangements whereby the period
for selling the Jugo-Slsvia bonds is
extended and the unsold balance up 70
100000 will be recalled was re-
garded by investment bankers yester-
day as clearing up a situation which
had been hampering maintenance Of a
healthy condition in the bond market.
From the standpoint Of remnants o.
old issues on the shelves Of dealers
and Of pressure from new offerings In
prospect. the situation Is reported as
very clean. Trading yesterday was OF
only moderate proportions, the under
tone being strong In most divisions,
but advances being limited in proper
ton. Liberty bonds were Arm, but
dealings tapered of. more interest be-
ing displayed in other sections Of the
market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
RYAN Consolidated Shows
Net Earnings of S279,OOO

In connection with The recent put
chase Of stock Of the Ryan Consolidat-
I'D Petroleum Corporation from the
Guaranty Trust Company By A. ID;
Morton, president Of the company and
his associates, the following statement
has been issued by the company;
"Net earnings Of the Ryan Consoli-
dated Petroleum Corporation for the
ak months ended June 80 last totaleo
sa7o. 1877; cash in banks amounted 70
t3s7 SOP; liquid accounts receivable
vere $500; and balance on property
purchase and payable out OF one-haf
oil 5000. ~ -,
"Ryan Consolidated has 2,7so devel-
oped acres with i+0 producing. wells
with a daily settled production OF 1000
barrels"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Van Sweringcn Interests Buy
Chicago Canal & Dock Stock

CHICAGO, Aug. il.-Purehase OF W
por cent OF the stock Of the Calumet
and Chicago Canal and Dock Company
has been completed By a syndicate
organized by c. P. and NJ. ]. Van Swef-
ingen, Of Cleveland, at reported con-
alteration OF tl,6s7,500. .o
The property, consisting OF IIOy
acres, lies on the Calumet klyer ana
around Lake Calumet, in the eenter
Of the industrial zone south Of Chi
cago.
The syndicate is composed Of c. r.
and NJ. J. Van sweringen Of Cleve-
land; Hayden, Miller & Co., OF Cleve-
land; Frank c. wetmore, president
OF the First National Bank. Chi
eago; Ralph Van Veehten, vice presi-
dent OF the Continental and CONNER,
cIal National Bank, Of Chicago, and
Charles II. Waeker, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Country Produce

Butter-Recelpts were 1886 packages
Creamery. higher than extras, d.. 3th q
3sc: extras. ~ score. sc: nrsts s0h q 33c;
seconds 2sh soc. lower grades, 2I0 ztcf
oeatraiized cars. % score sik Q12c, -
score. siLQ8ihc: 50 score. So ale. s.
10 81 score. 29U30c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 35h 9Sshe; extras, % score, - \ .
lower low srsdes q ! q DIE state dairy tubs
finest, sa933hc. good 20 prime, soh q
32no; common 70 fair ~ soe, ladies'
current make. extras q = vssei hrsts'
2fG2Tno; seconds asa o ace. lower grades.
a3n q 2bc. packing stock, current make.
80. /. 2ec; No ?. 2ih 825e; lower grades.
Checse-Rscsip,s were s.21s boIsS New
York state fats. June specials. n &c.
New York state fats. fresh specials. 20 y v
aic; average run, ish q zoe; Wisconsin,,
fresh double Daisies. i9A 02oc; single
Daisies. iSaG2ose; Young Americas
Rsss-Reeeipts wer, 1881 cases Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen, 400 Sic; regular
packed. extra hrsts. $50 lsc; regular
packed hrsts 3f075c; seconds and poor
err ls9 2sc. trade, 10 zoe: dirtles, regular
iS0Iso; checks. poor 20 choice, dry, $50
i7nc; New Jersey hennery whites. can
died. extras 56c uneandled. extras. 40
S2ci nearby hennery whites s1s h
Western hennery whites. average extras
t3Q 46c: extra nrsts. - 0f2c; nrats. $50
sTc; nearby gathered whites. nrtts 70 ex-
ira nrsts. $40 t1c; under grades. ava 33c;
bullets. 2S6 zoe. Pacific Coast whites, ca
tras. f2Qtfc: extra nrsts. $50 foc; nrstA
ssQssc; under grades $50 3ici puilsta
rs y 426Nc; other Western and southern.
gathered whites. 1TQ35c; nearby and
nearby Western hennery browns. extras.
sac sso; nearby brown and mixed c0lOra
gathered extras. 1oQsic; nrsss 20 extra
drsts afc2ec. comparative quotations.
August II, 1871. fresh gathered nrsts TO
extras. 3iQtSc. Pacific Coast whites. hrsts
10 extras. lT0tsc.
Potafoes-southern. Dbl. ;i.250u IS:
H Is. Isl lso jersey no. soslsS t ions
Island, bbl., t20t16o. sack. i1ot12b;
iso-ib' sack. u.so0t3. Sweets Virginia,
Dbl. tgott.So; North carollnS ,i.bo0
tsso: yams. Jersey, bsk.. ti.7tot22s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Macy & Go. to
Offer Shares
To the Public
a.okers Will Sell Both
Cannon and Preferred;
Funds To Be Used for Ex-
MANSION, 1t Is Believed
Sock Is Closely Held
financing Plan May In
eIude Some Profit.
sharing Arrangement

u...-v s,eps were taken yes
Preiins, ~ Altering 20 the public for
serssy ~. an interest in the bust
., ii,ss p II. Macy & Co. when
iss announced that Lehman BROS
r,,iism Street, had purchased a
y ~ nreferred and common STOCK
ho,L sstred FOR subscription.
% H vns details Of the plan. such
A'a0 ss.oori OF stock 20 be offered
o tne -. wsre withheld, II was gen
IN IN believed that the action haa oe s.,,
tis.s s ss a result Of the suecessiui
nL.- ~ the New York Telephone
y n.N.,v Cimbel Bros, and others IN
Conp@." ,Leir customers for financ-
r'hF n,s assumed that a profit
~ - s,rsngement similar 20 the
st-i'n or.eS by Cimbel Bros. would
y proposed ..,so,, n p H.
NJ 4 Co. declined 70 say what
~ s,,, 81 stock would be offered
80 nuble. but il was oelieved
control would remain with
,yesent management. The pur-
nose OF the line.e'-s i,.-,.o,.r.r
rulged. Il was believed however,
raj there was no specific purpose IN
view. but that the funds Wouid De
r..S Tor further expansion.
The stoek OF the department store
4, rr5,rstood TO be closely held by the
S.rsus family, including Oscar and
y,,h,n Straus and the heirs Of lsador
ssraus Jesse I. and Percy Straus'
.ons Of Issdor straus, are actively en-
s,ged In the man ement Of the store.
fbs straus family also is supposed 70
e~s controlling interest in the
Ir,oklyn department store Of Abre-
IA & Straus. The firm Of r. II.
V,sy 4 Co. az present IS erect
,sa nineteen-story addition on West
ffIrty.iourth Street TO their present
tore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
International Nickel

ne report Of The International
Nickel Company for the quarter ended
june 80, 1922, showed a loss Of $59,-
SIS after charges, depreciations and
N taxes, compared with a profit Of
rrslo2 equivalent after preferred
SIudends Of 2 cents q share 1925 par
earned on the Sf1,s34, 500 common
,sock IN the corresponding quarter Of
1871. The consolidated balance sheet
urder assets showed call loans Of ST.
$4,000 as compared with Sl.5i3,000
isr 1921, and cash as Si.O32.49l COM
pred with S1,2lO.26O for 1921 The
n,ai assets and the total liabilities
a.. listed al s62,l0s313 as compared
With total assets and total liabilities
Il tslS0O.e24 for the previous year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12

q. ,scesrarv 10 use Yield tables. but the
annroxinnate yield can roughly be ngured
o,st BY the following formula: Divide the
closing quotation on bond into inc rae
heiov par you must allow also for the
spprecIstion Of the principal To do this
e,lbtract the market quotation from PAT
or 100, and divide the remainder ~ me
,uunber on years the bond has 20 run be-
fore maturity. For example. II per
cent bond II selling a. 80 and has ter
wears 10 run, the annual return viii Be 80
-. ,rarket price will BE- 10 points. sub
traetinr 80 from 100 Dividing 10 points
Nv ten year. the quotation will be L. This
ngure IL 20 be ADDED 70 as. which - the
cen. win give you the sr-,rsrimsss yisia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
United Railway Investment

ousstlon-T hold nifty shares Of United
Railway Investment Of San Francisco com.
non b sSu yoa SnR h. pSopo..S p1resSss
OF Market Street Railway Of San Fran
cisco will 20 through In November and that
this stock viii Be much benefited by ne
prospect In other words, do you advise
holding my shares7-E. J. ID.
Answer-There was considerable
speculation In Market Street Railway
stocks last autumn on the expectation
OF favorable action By the municipality
Of San Francisco in purchasing the
street railway properties. There
was some hope at one time that
price could be obtained that would
mean handsome profits 20 purchasers
OF the common stock AZ the low level
below SIS a share, but In view Of the
uncertainties surrounding the pro
posed sale the stock must be regarded
as highly speculative. The roads
earnings have improved steadily so
far this year. The Board Of Super
visors Of San Francisco has called a
meeting for August 10 20 reconsider
purchase Of the railway properties.
Considerable opposition has developed
toward the proposed suspension Of
negotiations, and civic organizations
have been urging further attempts to
reach a decision. What the outcome
will be, Of course, is problematical.
II the principal stockholders OF the
Market Street Railway Company-the
United Railways Investment Company
owns 3s per cent Of the outstanding
stoeks-can obtain a satisfactory price
for their holdings. the investment
eompany's stockholders should benefit.
Under the circumstances we see no
reason for disposing OF your stock
after having carried II through what
has apparently been the worst period
Of the depression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
wick,dre Spencer Net Gains

The report Of the Wickwire Spencer
Steel Corporation for the quarter ended
June 30, 1922, showed a net profit Of
siss, 033, after expenses and charges,
but before depreciation and interest.
This compares with a net profit OF
s42,427 in the previous quarter. For
the six months ended June net profits
Amounted 20 s230,4Gi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12

ousaion-i would appreciate Jour af-
vice on tho following small holdings 10
learn u they are good Investments. Five
shares Delaware a Hudson. sir shares
American Telephone and Telegraph. ten
American Ice preferred. ten Mack Truck
second preferred. eight british Empire
Steel first preferred. 1900 cities Service
dsbsn,urcH. II any ~ these are not goot
investments please state which % sell. I
also ask your kindness 10 pick one of the
following bonds submitted for another
81 900 Investment. Framsrican Ind. Del
rs Consolidated Textile g. Empirs Gas
Fuel 7ha. Manau Sugar INV. j.
Answer-We see no reason for max
ing a change In your investments. Out
side Of the rail and telephone stocks,
your securities are not particularly
high grade. but we have seen many
lists that were less attractive. AZ
least you arc receiving an income from
all OF them. The bonds you are con-
sidering, however, do not az in with
your stocks. We would be inclined 20
select instead Cleveland Union Termi-
nal bits, 1912, non-eallable 10 1912,
or Great Northern Railway 5hs, 1862,
non-callable 10 maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Schwab 10 Take Personal
Interest in StutZ Affairs

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. II
Charles NJ. sehwAb, chairman OF the
Bethlehem Steel corporation, an,
nounced here to-day that he would
take a personal interest in the opera
ton Of the StutI Motor Car Company
OF America, Inc. which he and his
associates recently purchased from the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. Mr.. sehwab said the present
officers Of the company would continue
In Office. Price cuts effective imme-
diately were also announced by Mr.
SehWab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Inndnn Metal Market

LONDON, Aug. 1.-Standard cop
~ snot, s54 IS; futures, fe4 rs Cd.
Flo. rolytic, spot. $40 los; futures
f7i los. Tin, spot, fl0S los intufes'
sl5s lis Cd. Lead, spot IA Is ca esb
futures, f23 rs Cd. Zinc, spot i"V
t7s Cd: futures. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Columbia Gas Suitable

Ques,lon--wlli you please tell me n you
consider Columbia Gas and Electric stock
a good Investment. a. r.
Answer-Columbia Gas and Electric
stock Is suitable for investment pur-
poses, especially for those in position
TO keep In touch with the eompany's
earnings, which have shown a tendency
TO improve in recent months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
nornn Mines

Question-Do you consider Dome Mines
q, ,he nre,.nt market price around 80 a
nurcharer7 The talk Is that u wiz go.
% 10 40 or So DO you feel that II Is worth
this price &C. NJ. T.
Answer-Dome Mines stock offers
speculative possibilities, but we have
no means Of knowing whether II Will
advance or decline in market value. Az
the present dividend rate Of 81 year
II affords a fairly satisfactory return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12

Questions Of general Interest 10 IN
vsstors viii BE- dnspsrsd IN this col
umn, N vhich oass only initials ,otH
BE- ased. Others will BE- aHsi1ered by
mail. Address all inquiries. iHclos-
ing a stamped. addrssssd envelope, 70
Financial Editor, The Tribune. 49,
Nassdu Street, ksv York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE statement
the Imperial Bank Of Germany, as OF
August I shows the following changes
Ia marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE, Auc,icns.r'
pEGULAR AUCTION sALb
STOCKS AND BONDS -
by ADRIAN ". htLL d,'sr = oS'

ttr,,RY T. LEAKE, Auctionesr.
"DrcfrfAR AUCTION SALE
sToCKs AND BONDS
nv ADRIAN ~. MULLEN son
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IT,
AZ 1870 o'clock, a. tns,,s
EXCHANGE sALEsRo0ns
nos. u o sns Is y FI Ta.su. srsA
,hs. chic, st. Paul. hinnsspohs =
omaha Rway prefd.
~ Columbia Trust CO.
tao rs. Tifswater Paving Brics prefa.
al shs. Tldewatsr Paytns Brics commoa'
shs. Central n. n. co. Of Nsv Jersey
chs. Babcoek 4 Mileoh 20: OF.
,,o a.. q No,s ~ 81 r. /. Gould. Win Interest
from oct. 4. 1914. secursd ~ ~
sbarsa prefd. stock and 100 shSrss
common stock Of Ashland MANIAC
"a, t ,Sr'nF OF u whom Il May Concerns
! sog SIS. stuiz Motor Car Co. inc.
80 shs. Metals 4 commsroe Corp. ~
iis sss. Peass Dshuins Piano Co. in''
90 shs. United Message Co.
foo shs SHOWS Fountains Holding Cop.
peceipt dated May 4. 1871, for ttft.Ix
shares prefd. stock and it.bst shsrsf
ordinary stock, which ere dsposite1
under the plan Of reoitsnis.osn eL
Mooss Mountain. La ds'sa fso'
A. 500 Hlchs Parr.tt Tractor Co. -. 1914.
5000 Hicks Pagrstt Tractor 60. y. n.,s
$4,000 Hicks Parrett Tractor 60. its H.
s. 500 Hicks Parrett Tractor 60. % AZ
siO 900 Hicks Parrett Tractor Co. ~. Afsis
500 shs. New Mexican Oh Co..
SO 500 Producers Coal Co. q. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
uked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange In which there were
70 transactions yesterdays