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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Good Bonds for a Widow

Question-You will find enclosed a list
of bonds and preferred stocks which I
recently advised widow to purchase.
$4,000 par value of each bond and thirty
shares of each preferred stock was bought
and the current income is little over 6
per cent (62i per cent?. Do you think the
securities are safe investments for a
widow who has no other means for sup
port and must live upon the income de-
rived from these securities? If you think
any is not safe please indicate it and
suggest security in it's place. Kingdom
of Denmark Is, 1912; Grand Trunk Rail
way of Canada 6hs. 1895; Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Comany Is, 1885, Great
Northern Railway Company SIS 1862:
United Railways and Electric Company SIS,
1919; Consolidated Gas. Electric Light and
Power Company 6s. 1919: E. /. du Point de
NeInours & Co. 7hs, 1881; International
Mercantile Marine 6s, 1871; Consolidation
Coal first and refunding mortgage IS.
1850; Monongahela Valley Traction Com
pany first and refundtng mortgage IS.
1912; United States Rubber Company IS.
1s47. Stocks: Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey Is, preferred; Chesa peake and
Potomac Telephone Company rs, preferred
Purchased 5000 par value of each bond
and thirty shares OF each preferred stock :
cost $3S,793.75.-J. II. 3.
Answer~-The list inclosed meets the
requirements of diversified list of
securities for investment of a widow
who does not need the measure of
safety that the highest grade of bond
gives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
A Brokers' Suggestions for $4,000

Question-Will you kindly give me any
information possible regarding the safety
of the enclosed list of bonds for invest
ment. This list was suggested by broker
but prefer to consult with you before
purchasing. do not object to long term
rate of interest If these bonds are safe
Would you say that Glen Alden Coal and
General Motors preferred a good invest
l do not speculate. 1 have about SIP, 900
to invest Pennsylvania Central Power
Power Company 6 per cent bonds; Le-
high Navigation Electric Company 6gss
ing fund gold bonds series A; Georgia Rail-
way & Power Company 20-year per cent
general mortgage gold bonds series of
1921; Government of French Republic 20
Erie Railroad Company. Erie & Jersey
Railroad Company first mortgage per
cent sinking fund gold bonds. Southern
railway Company development and gene
interest; Glen Alden Coal Company;
General Electric debenture 6 per cent
NJ. C. 3.
Answer-All the bonds submitted by
your broker are of good grade and
suitable for the investment of vour
$4,000 The Erie & Jersey IS are not
q gilt-edged railroad bond by anv
means, but they are secured by an
important stretch of road forming
part of the main freight line between
New York and Chicago. General Motors
preferred stock are also suitable for a
small part of your funds. The Glen
Alden Coal Company owns some valu-
able coal properties. If you can afford
to leave small part of your money
tied up in q stock, awaiting a declara-
ton of dividends, a few shares of Glen
Alden might be suitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

SALT LAKE cITY--zion's co-operst,v,
Mercantile Co; Robert Patrick, knit good
notions; co Worth st
STANDPOINT, 1dsho--Replogle A. Aaron
ID. H. Aaron. wornen's ready 10 wear. suits
coats and dresses; care Morgan & Ahrens
ITO B'way.
SANTA BARBARA. Calif.---J. Koke Co.
John KoRe. ready to wear. jeweiry; Penn
syivania.
SANTA FE-Blatts Mrs. III. nl,.s
ladies ready 20 wear; care Baer & L.lien.
thai. 1850 B'way.
San, FRANcIsCo--The Emporium; Mia.
23s 6th sv.
sDATTI. E-MncDougan southw,ck Co.
Z. Hickiseh, dresses; 20 East 2sth st
sHKEVEPoRT--Bair Co; Miss Co.
bientz, millinery: Mrs. Ellington, infants
ana childreh's wear; care Baer q Liien.
thai 1850 Bway
SPOKANE. Waah.--Spokane y. G. Co.
Madge Grote. gloves. ribbons notions: 4ol
5th av.
SPoRANE--CuIber.so c. w. wolson
iadiss ready to wear; care Alfred Eantl'
1l6 West 32d st. ''''S'
SPRINGFIELD, Ky,--Max Shapiro q
shoes: Grand "" eau
SPRINGFIELD. Mass.--Forbes G. Wal
lace; N. Wallace, ladies' ready TO wear;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Investing $4,000

Question-Win you kindly advise me-
n uoW "a 70 lives invest $1,000? have never in
ADVICE 20 you think Brooklyn Edls6,
stock at per cent or Brool,yn fgdis9n
ponqs per cent, good? 7 am a ovorlfnr
!ANn. earning q fair salary, ana wo0ld ike
20 resll&o mora than Z pcr cent banK m
Isrest Any other Investment you might
' sel} gould be appreciated. safe and
Answer-We believe New York TeIa-
phone preferred stock. having az ner
cent and selling around los wonia be
more suitable for you than Brool-lvn
Edison common. Buy ten shares of
that stock and $1,000 principal amount
OF General Electric IS, due 1910. and
selling recently to yield about SIS per
cent, and United States Rubber IS. due
l947, yielding about SIS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

A decrease Of 158,577 cars in the
loading Of revenue freight during the
week ended July S was attributed by
the American Railway Association to
the observance of the Fourth of July
holiday. Despite the coal strike there
was an increase of 77,784 cars over the
ings for the week ended July totaled
71S,31s cars, compared with 876,896
cars the week before. Compared by
districts decreases were reported for
all commodities in all districts, but all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Too Many Short Term Utilities

0aestion--Kindly give mo your opinion
Won VI ,h ea IoI.owing bonds that have, and II
n,r reSommena any changes in my list.
Offering price. $500 Central Power Com.
4any es. lea4; $500 Kentucky Utilities
1 nj9tim1,psny IS, 1924; $1,000 Middle West
trio 7s, 1925; 5000 American Hsubiic Service
re. 1925 $500 Southwestern Power and
Light SIS. 1925; $500 Prudence Company.
INC, g. 1925; $4,000 Lawyers Mortgages
Lumber Company SIS. 1927; $500 the Men
gel Company is, 1927: $500 Arkansas Wa
ter Company IS, $780, $1,000 New Jersey
Zig Zig NJ n and Power Company IS, 1895. $500
$500 East st L.ouis lnterurhan Water
7iss, 1912 $500 North Indiana Gas and
Electric ss. 1852 Do you recommend anv
additions to strengthen my list "a. e. r.
Answer-unless you have some other
securities not included in this list your
investment is badly out Of balance.
You have diversified your holdings by
taking o large number of $500 bonds,
put we believe the investments should
be better diversified as to industries.
TOO great proportion Of your money
is tied up in public utilities. By sell
ing the Central Power IS, Kentucky
UTILITIES IS, American Public Service
l!as and Southwestern Power and
Light 6s you would create a fund that
could be used for more permanent in
vestment in field outside of power
production. We suggest as suitable
SUBSTITUTES Canadian Northern rs, due
l94o, yielding about 5.8, and United
States Rubber IS, due l947, WELDING
about 5.S per cent, both in $1,000
pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Investment
Information

Questsons Of general inteyest 60 IN.
Vessors i1sla be answersd In this col
sfxHn, q, sphich case only i,,itiaia vill
% used. Others toilt be answsred BIZ
maiL Address 0H inquiries, inclos-
sng stamped, addressed envsiope. TO
Financial Editor, The Trituns. iSl
Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

Jud SHent was MED:
McMechan. William R--M NJ Gantz
ct al; Feb IS, 1921. .... s44ss1
Bates: Jan 2s. 1915. 1s5so
same 1re, Harburger Feb is.
sane-w V webb: Feb s, isis 1s9 81
same-La Patricia Custom Corset
co, Inc; June IS, 19l4 1ossa
Graham, Matthew--Butier Bros;
National Marble MAJ! & slate Corpora. 2ssss
Mtg ts9n- Ao 1 Macy; June 20. 1922: 4s11o
Reguoci; juno 10, 1922 1s447
Tanr1l June 10 1871. $3.50 SO
Inc; Jan 70, 1921 .:....,..... $500
Surety s. ,S,o cTo-reop:e. etc; Sept
~ H. 1slo IVacatedJ 49,. 1900 90
co-same; Sept rs, 1920 va
Dehi ls"1 winthrop-Tyson 8, Co: 1900 90
same-s I. Noren; Feb 10, 1922. S4i.7o
DaXa. James C(N Erlanger.
1Bai5u1nsart q Co. Inc; June 1a,
Rolte, johnson Coz werdinser; ''1'''s'
July =. 1922 .:......,........ 5o715
cules Powder Co; July 1a. 1922
Rose nberg Bros & Cox Neu- l'O'e'S'
mond; March IL 1922 (can-
Lelsnsr. Jacob Corn: Dec is. 1856 Al
1911 49,. 1.ss77s
G sept * pt ls29 (eanceiedl ..:.:.. 4.a5o.4l
10, 1929 tcance!ed) ........... 2.s427s
York--M Rosenberg; july 10,
Ab 5s5a Aisan MA 4 Holden: s,71ss0
March 81. 1913 ............... $3.50
8. 1892 .....: 1904
shapiro---Dec II, 1921. ..... 5oo.o 90
Sanie--A onaplro; Dec 16,. 1871. 1886. so
nance and Trading Corpora
ton; July 81. 1917 (canceIed). e64.96
American Railway Express Cor
Cattini; October 10. 1921 Gre
yersed} .:.;.... -. ;..::.. so,1s5.s5
Conner; June 20, 1922......... 10000
July 8. 1922 ;......;..:.. sso.i7
man; August 20. 1913. 374.44
Dahlgrsn. Winthrop VI Tingle;
January %. 1915 .............. 1882
Osterhout. Charles D--wlliam H
Wise & Co, Inc. January Z. 1921 1923
In Bronx County
Letkow Ts,; Joseph--s Stern: May ...
Leitner. Jacob Muller; June 800
13. 1913 ........ ........... 64s.47
New Santa Fe Line
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Santa Fe
Railroad plans to secure construction
Of an additional main track line be-
tween Eldorado and Ellinor, both in
Kansas, were approved to-day by the
Interstate Commerce Commission. The
project will cost $2,917,00 and will
involve laying 1914 miles of new line,
cutting off 1885 miles of the distance
traversed by the present Santa Fe
main line IN crossing the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

districts reported increases over the
corresponding week Of 1921. The num-
Der of freight cars idle on the roads
of the company July totaled 4o5, 1856,
compared with 429,074 cars on June
90, or reduction Of 23,s89 cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Commercial Credit

Commercial paper yesterday showed
no change. Discount rates remained at
to AZ per cent.
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Business Troubles

Ms 9s S'!s GIfes 1ncR Hudna; 'a s5lss
MACARTHUR. Arthur r. and Mac
Arthur Bros Co--Barnett Ma
=, tionaI Bank of jacksonville. :. 1s,es4s2
Maize, Ethel Ny Schessel 800 44545
Morning sigurd-J Orange ct al. 1854
Parkhurst. Charles (Parkhurst
Studios)-Louis w Young Inc 28o3s
Paoli, Bracch--R Frederick 14541
Pearce Transportation Corpora
tlon-O Dreyer ............ 61S05
Purcell, John F-M e Sheridan SsS4S
R Rnitid,, Barney.Lehn & Fink, Inc 1870
Plumer--G Colombo - $500 os
Rappaport, samuel-Twenty Men.
Inc .....,... .............. 1851
Rosenthal. Leo B--M Miner. 516.sS
Rodeimond. Richard BIB
6, Macqueid ct al. ............. 41,4o95S
1rischler &. Sons, Ines Gold
Silk, Louis A-Caroine r Palermo
silbeTman Dairy co-M chorko: 1,s sds. 90
Z ~ S Hardware .corp--L r conwell 2s95s
w ss!srfa Maven Maven Pa ca. inc 0s7
John g Powers Co, Inc.... 5291O
WWs sst srds 5ame aavan Sclsls CO. 1880
John c Powers & Co, Inc... 7042o
World Contracting Co, 1nc-H
1v OssIas ct al ,.,,:.;.::............ 45o53
w OIL. Louis--M Goulko .....:.... 1851
z'W Waiilaa n y Fred l. Shaw. -
zsrembock. John IN e sheri. -'
zarenbock. Yudel L Feinberg A'''4o
CT al '..... .................. 1856
In Bronx County
Axelrod, Herman.-C Ponsor. 5000 o.
Braun E ~ Philip Reich ........ 5sl.1s
w Fur 60, Ines Straus &
E,leming: EaEene-c Fleming. a ssaS
Hollander, Maxwell c. S Coler az On
smith. William H-Federal Elk
z, pGrt Corp ......:..; .....127,o 1884
~ - 'itouS' lhc--R See!av... 4170
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

The PROPORTION Of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 17.05 per cent;
last week it was 1853 per cent. Rate
Of discount, per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
debtor
Arthur Davis Co Inc-Iryirg
National Bank Of N 7 ....... sa32.45
Bernanke, 1srael-U Doppelt.... 1920
Bunting, Harry NJ Adams 1OS64l
Cafarelli. Angelo, and Nicola
Dorma--V Narrone .......... 27462
Carruthers VIM &c II Car
ruthers ct al ................ 74445
Carder, Anistote-Butler Bros. $500
Cantor. Nathan. and Mrs Nathan
Cantor-S. Breakstone ct al 23337
Chodak, Frank (Relable Tin
smith Supply Cob Rosen 1885
Caskey Lumber COG c
cr ausrsF Frank E. M E-Heiler Bros 1884
cattinl. Rose by Guardian. is0''
American Railway Express Co
ri Lorenzo, G Alfonso-BE penna -' Ys4so
Eisen. Louis &c & Trucking
Col Hanerfeld ...... 27e47
Elite, Amusement Corp-Bauman
Eastern Long Island improve ''N-
ment Col Sabsevitz. ... 27615
Farrell. Francisco L-Travelers
Fleischman, Frederick-i7s West '0'
S7th st Corp ........,. 211.s5
Guttes, Joseph, or Gittes-M Biau
George A Louthwaite' co-H F 'O4'i'
eoidDerg. Moily-Frani F pels 2ss70
COVER. Henry p Philip Francisco 1864
and William Thomas (Clearine
Co)-Oscar Won Bemuth, Inc 274s4
Goryap. Joseph-R c williams
Hoyt. Edgar A-stanley g. Pat
teTson. Inc .:,........ 2o2 go
Heller Jacob, and sam MosSo
witz QIeller & MosIsowitz)-
Erank Pela 60 n Y....... 1864
HeiA,. VIM J--C Ramsay . I22.4I
Haverschick, Katie. and Joseph
Rosenthal-people, etc ..... 800. 90
Hedges. JOB Il. receiver-E Nc
ya Mahon -. 4ss7.os
w kunz ..............., 1901
Hathron Homes Corporation and
Land Credit Corporatiou-Laur-
elton Development Co, Inc .1eo.o51 .02
Harsch. JUDAH Cummings 1887
] Rafferty, Co. Inc-Wayne
Wheel Go ................. <76aS
Keshner, Ray. and Empire Egec-
trio Globe Co. Inc--M Koninsky. 76o.45
Louis Ok Restauraut)--R
Maloly ct al. ...... s7451
Noore, AuoIpn--D IA Wander. 2,696.6e
horonaky, lsidore-l II Schultz. 1906
Leroy, hcharo-Barrett Co 49,. <97.45
Muran Concrete Construction Co,
Mn Inc e Smith CO, Inc. -. Lss2.as
al 1919. 1851
& Co of New York, mo. .... 11a.ea
Mcbride. William (McBride Par
Qustry Cow N Ritter Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Bank of France Statement
PARIS, July 2o.--The weekly state
nent of the Bank of France shows the
Bank of Germany Statement,

BERLIN, July 20.-The statement Of
the Imperial Bank of Germany, as of
July Is. shows the following changes
in marks:
Total coin and bullion Der 1sa mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

-Four full columns of in.
Oestnaent questions and an.
s,cers ,UilI be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other dcys
one full colssnan sciH appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Satisfied Judgments
In New YorIx Cou,4
SeW YORK County

The first name is that of the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
! Judgment was fled "--'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Car Loadings Decrease

Call loans against acceptances, 8
per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, July 2o.-The weekly
statement of the Bank Of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday the first name being that of the
d htnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Total coin and bullion Dec.
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON, July 20-The condition of the twelve rs,
banks the close of business July was as follows i@i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
PITTSBURGH

A. s. Paul; A. s. Paul, hats; Continental.
PICHER, Okla.-Cnarles Negim & Co.;
C. Negim. general merchandise: Pennsyl-
Levin, Neirnan Co.. Miss c. Mells7.
fall dresses, Jobs wash dresses: Miss
b Frank da sfsssss 5oSs Iasa
Mccollum Co; f. j. Mccollun. repre-
sentingi Coliingwood.
PAWECsKA, Oizla--J. r. Martin CO..;
r. w Copeland. wonen's ready to wear
PITTsFIELp. Mass.--J. Rosor; ]. Ro-
soft, ladies', ready to wear; care Munzer-
NC Mccre rec Co.; Miss E. Riley muslin I'M
care "; Knott. % Y. 2sth st. -
PLATTE, S. D.--Kutcher & Gelfand: H.
B. Gelfand, general merchandise, dry
goods; Martinique.
PoNcA CITY. okla.-T4. A. Barnes, Miss
ASrens. 117o B'way, Room SOS.
PORTLAND, ore.-Me!er &c Frank CO.:
A. Jones, mems furnishings; MsA Ken
wq 25d1; Miss Sn Diekena dresses 2ls Sth y
a. II. Goodman, basement leather goods,
iewelry. handkerchiefs, gloves, etc. Miss
F. Feinstein. dresses. waists. sweaters;
dreeses. sweaters corsets etc: 316 4th av.
PORTLAND. Ore.-Meier & Frank Co.;
Mrs. ]. Lovelend. waists upstairs; Arthur
Jones. furnishings. 2i2 9Th av.
PORTLAND, Ore.--Meier G. Frank Co.:
ST. LOUIS
A. Berger; A. Berger. dry goods; Penns-
sylvania
". & ?. olian CO.; F. 3. olian. dresses
waists; Pennsylvania.
Silk. Baer & Fuller: c.. w. schrick,
smokers articles, Jobs tobacco. cigars
and cigaretteu: 1i07 B'way.
SACRAMENTO. Calif.--W einstock Iubin
Co.; Miss Alice Miller. children's wear.
corsets. brassieres. muslin underwear; 225
5th av.
SACRAMENTO. Caiif.-Weinstock Lubin
SALIVA, Kan-E r Corey; Mrs r. L,
Wilson. ready to wear; a03 9Th av.
room 1ooe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

A. s. Paul; a. s. Paul, hats; Continental.
PICHER, Okla.--Cnarles Negim & Co;
c. Negim. general merchandise; Pennsyl-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-22
CLARK.wmsoN WOOD

Slab and block wood mixed,
$3.50 per load; four foot slab, 50
cord; planer wood, $3.50 load.
w. O. sPECK, 616 N. Hudson St.
near Fessenden.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-22
No Charge for Consultation.

NS Sah ~ ApA
DIR. Mellinthin is regular grad
uate in medicine aud surgery nu,
is licensed by the state of Oregon
lie visits professionally th,
more important towns aud cltlc,
and offers TO all who call ON thi,
trip free consultation, except th,
expense of treatment when drsir
ed.
According 20 his method of
treatment he does not operate for
chronic appendicitis, gall slouos
ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adc
nOida.
lie has 10 his credit wonderful
results in diseases of the stomach.
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet
ting, cataarh, weak lungs, rhcu.
mstism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
rectal ailments.
III you have been aillng for any
length of time and do not got any
better, do sot fail 10 call. as i'm
proper measures rather than dis
case are very often the cause of
your long standing trouble.
Remember above date, that con
snltation on this trip will be free
and that his treatment is differ
ent.
Married women must be accom
panied by their husbands.
Address 336 Boston Block
Minneapolis, Minn.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-22

Residents of ST. Johns having taxes
and city liens to pay in Portland can
make their payments without inconveni.
euce by ayailing themselves of our SER
vices. We will pay same and secure your
receipt without inconvenience to you.
Pee, 25c. References: Any ST. Johns
Title, Abstract and
Realty Co., by II. Henderson, Manager;
402 North Jersey Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Cotton Market
Fails to Maintain
Gains From Rally
Closes 2 to 4 Points Down:
Trading Quiet Except
for Further Evening Up
| for Government Report

r.
IAeeP' io' 1uflhe' evening up OF ae
counts in preparation for the govern
~
menus report on MONDAY very little
business was reported in the cotton
market Yesterday An earlv decline
,rdnr frrtho sn,..ar; i;,r,so.;n,
"'uet '".' .e1'is ''4ui atioi
and little local selling was followed
by rallies on covering hut the hulpes
,r.ro ro4 s,Ii -,n;n.a;r,a e.
V Au'iF "n'he"iHeu auo t"c
market Closed steady at net decline
OF 2 TO points October contracts
sold oH ia 81 % raiI;od "a o1so .,J
- "'''e" ~ -" any
ciosed at Il a., compared with y .oZ
at the close Friday
,,
90 Iar az coulo pc Eatncred there was
Ho ciahbe OF sentiment AZ 10 the prooable
moving OF 'he governments crop report
hIee more OF me pttFate end-Iune re
poiSs "eIe lsSueo' WIN me conn}tioa hG
, uiss .nns ing lro'i' ~ 20 -. o. ana ne crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Adjustment for
Weekend Leads
Wheat Advance

CHICAGO. July 1.-W eek-end ad
justment of speculative accounts led
to stronger tone to the wheat mar
ket to-day, and prices had an ad-
vance of cents per bushel on July
and 9 cents on later positions. The
July strength was also helped by the
rail strike and the light deliveries at
Chicago. amounting to only 10000
bushels The market was especially
strong in the final hour, when it was
Influenced by decided firmness in the
Minneapolis market, where black rust
news led to good deal of speculative
buying.
Reports that the Greek order had been
placed overnight for 100000 bushels Of
Manitohas were also strengthening factor
in the market Offerings were not large
and while there was not much disposition
70 extend long lines in view Of the holiday
next week shorts were very nervous over
the possibility of further bad crop news
and bought freely throughout the session.
A Chicago authority estimated the yield
in the three Canadian Provinces in excess
of 800 600 bushels against 269,oo0 bushels
last year. and the National Ginners' made
the winter wheat crop $50. 900, 600 bushels
and spring wheat 257,ooo,o0o bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02

me Following petitions In banlxruntcv
District Court: ''7N states
REGINA UNDERGARMENr CO. INC
--lnyoluntary. 20 w. 22d st. -> W
81, wlNCENzO sARNO-lnvoluntar Jew
tarry Wals,s. u ". i7t fhN st!
and H. c rtOrEz O.-Involuntary. Groceries
SOLOMON Observation-Disclosures
BronH very ana lunch 1875 So. Boulevard
EAGLE WOODENWARE Co. etvSJu
, ,al Contractor, ZIG Avenue A. Liabili-
EDWARD POLLA k-Voluntsrv. t,rr,ar
80 Ft. Washington av. Liabilities si72oo ::
sATTERLLE BRos-1nvo]untsrv
E. MARRUs & soNs-1nvoluntarv. cot
ton jobbers 4o4 B'way. Liabilities, sl Co.
~ a; & F. FURNITURE Co-1nvoluntarv.
lV01 Prospect avr Bronx.
r, BENJAMIN GLASS ER-Involuntarv. ~
Broone st; dry goods 49,
JOSEPH c. KEsTLER-vo,unts 11,a.
i rai ., On hudson; carpenter. Liabilities
JACOB ElsENG ER-voluntary; carmen.
1er' alo '" goth st. Liabilities, sl.2o5 :
Schedules in Bankruptcv
The following schedules in bankruntcv
Mere Mere MEG yesterday in the United states
~ ALFRED a: WITT FURNITURE co
h hiIt;-Zo T. Fordham Road. Bronx. La.
EAGLE WOODE> WAKE CO-a,s A,.
s'" a. general contractor. Liabilities, ST.,
" e. Eb y S ND POLLAK-Furr!er, 4s Fort
s - a5hington av. Liabilities, $l7,2oo; assets
ac J = C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4s Fort
'cth 81. Liabilities, $l,2Oo; no assets
JACOB e. SrIET-Carpenfer Hss
ting on Hudson Iiabilitiec e. mas
800. %'''oo assets
MEZER1TsKY & sTOLLERMAN W.
~, - ST. Liabilities $143.775; assets. Sill.
STOLLERMAN, DONOVAN BEpKMAN
sets, S1O2,9 02 %iOo'iso' as
. y, WRIGHT sn5I & BROWN. INc.-Importera
go St.u i.ers' AZ Beaver st. Liabilities
on a "a e. dDBERG-Liabllitles, s1s,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Action of Light on Fabrics

London, states that recent German ex-
periments regarding the action Of light
on textile fabrics showed that. while
in the case of wool fabrics no appreci-
able action takes place, the lighting of
silk fabrics reduces the tearing
strength of silk after twenty-four
hours exposure one third and the ex
feasibility nearly two thirds, Cotton
fbers showed an even greater sensi-
tlveness to light, the tearing strength
dropping from 5.8 grams to 10 grams.
The fiber most effected is fax, whose
tearing capacity dropped from 1877 to
4.83 grams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
High Quality Italian Silks

Silk goods produced by Italian silk
manufacturers compare favorably with
those manufactured in other European
countries, declares Consul General Os-
borne, Genoa, in recent report to the
department. OF Commerce. In cravat
SILK the product of Italian looms
reaches the highest quality in DESIGN
and color play. Italian umbrella covers
also enjoy good reputation.