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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Plymouth Wis, Oct. 24.-Plymouth.
board cheese quotations for week: mar
ket steady: twins 24%S: single daisies
26;i double daisies, %longhorns and young
Americas not quoted.
Farmers cooperative cheese" board;
Market steady; twins. single and double
daisies, longhornss and squares. all rs;
young Americas not quoted. o
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

ats point.
at the intersection
Of the west line Of
Lot Eight (S), Block
S~eventy-one CID,
Alexander e Ives
Addition to the City
oof Grand Forks, N.
D. and the south line
Of . Strong avenue.
thence south on the
west line of Lot
Eight (8), Block
~Seventy-one CD.
Alexander & Ives
Addition to the City
OF Grand Forks, N.
d., one hundred and
forty (140) feet to
the north line Of
alley In Block
SeVenty-one CID,
Alexander & Ives
Addition TO the City
of Grand Forks. n,
d.. thence west on
line parallel to the
south line of Strong
avenue ninety-seven
and ffty-eight hum
dreths feet $3.50,
thence north on a
line parallel to the
West line of Int
Eight tS), " !,
Seventy-one /.
I Alexander & es
Addition to the tiiy
of Grand Forks, n.
d. one hundred and
forty GAO feet to
the south line of
S trong a v en- u e.
thence east on the
south line Of Strong
avenue ninety-seven
and fifty-eight hum
drethS (s7.5S) feet
to the point Of be-
ginning; 81 $500
'front.', Unplotted Re-
serve ............ NJ.
at a poigt
at the intersectobn
Of the south line Of
Strong avenue and
the east, line Of
w e 8 I q o tt street,
thence east on the
south line of Strong
avenue one thousand /.
and eighty (1O80) ;
feet, thence south
on a line parallel to
the west llne OF Lot
g (S), Block
(71),
e. Ives
Addition to the City
OF Grand Forks, N.
D., one hundred and
forty tl40) feet,
thence west on q line
parallel to the south
line Of Strong ave-
nue., one thousand
and eighty (108O)
feet ia. the east line
Of Westacott street,
City Of Grand Forks.
N. D., thence north
on the east line of
Westacott street,
City Of Grand Forks.
NJ d. one hundrsd
and forty (140) feet
to tho point of be-
ginning; 1850 feet
front, Unplotted ...1'
This assessment II b
owing items: \
'otal contract cost. !.
Engineering ana inspect.
Idyertising ..........
4. .........s
Interest," r...s...... .....g
Total amount
agsinst property
We hereby earthly tha
ru6 snd correct AssesSn
rty herein described. 4
The special aSsessm
moeta t the Office OF
. tho city hall IN the
sOrlIa, n. on the stf
IoyembDr. lez1, ~ ton
I'D day. 70 heal any q
B the above AsseDSrmAnt
patod NJ Grand For
W~enty.third dry 81 Oct
n
1yS'g YNN NTSYnYf
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She had no least idea
as to the cause that had put
the man In this tempestu-
Gus temper, but shet re-
allied the necessity Of re-,
storing him to some meas
ure OF self-control ere he
should commit himself
hopeleBly by q violent out
break. The fiction concern
Ing the tooth rose to her
lips without conscious voli-
ton on her part. The.
grimace with which Masters
faced her. though merely q,
physical symbol OF fury,
might well have had it's or
. . 'r N{D@~ &~ n ~~ou~ ne
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

'lG1n In q epaSm OF
pain.
Az he m e t
NJ avs dismayed
and imploring eyes
sanity rushed back
on the engineer.
BY a stern effort
he fought back the
flooding wrath. His
face worked q lit
tie, then settled In
to a grim repose.
While the others
waited in silence
for the outcome,
he suddenly smiled
~crookedly.
II had q fright
full twinge while I
q c o m l n g
through the woods,
b t that didn't
matter IN mnch-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
CHICAGO. !
J
L1Y28xQ0X.

Chicago Oct. 24-tU. s. Department
OF Agricuture)-Hog receipts $4,000;
market around Is lower than Mondays
1so to 200 pound averages s:s5 10 $40:
few good 80 to 240 pound butchers
9.45 to $9.66: top 9.66 early; bulk pack.
ing sows 7.76 to $40; pigs mostly 800
d d rs s.so 1'i to $50. so?s light sihs SIS to $40;
light-liEht. 900 to 9.2O; packing sows.
smooth $50 to t8.66; packing lsows,
rought 7.50 to 500; killing pigs s.oo to
Cattle receipts 10000; slow, generally
steady on all classes; quality of native
beef steers rather plain being short
fed kind for most part; [ early top long
yearlings 1880; Others held shove 1900;
condition to sell at $50 to 1900; supply
Of western g%rassers moderate; little
done early; veal calves steady to strong;
improved quality considered; stockers
able bologna bulls 4.15 to 4.26; bulk
desirable veal calves early 100 to 11.25
to packers: bulk beef cows and heifers
s.Ss to 7.so; bulk stockers and feeders
Sheep receipts 1890: native lambs OPP
ening fully steady; carly top 1850 to
city butchers: 14.40 to packers; early
sales fat western lambs at 1900; look
about steady; best held higher: n deck
IS pound yearling wethers 1880: fed
1900; few sales, feeding lambs about
steady; one double desirable So pound
western feeder l4.4O: sheep. rs cents
lighter weight upward to us.
GRAIN ARR P1ov1s1ons.
Chicago. Oct. 24.-Wheat had a slight
upward tendency today during the early
dealings. Higher quotations at Liver
were also reports that mills had bought
wheat here at the best premium on the
1922 crop Possibility. however. that
the German government would declare
dicap bulls. The opening which varied
from unchanged figures to y higher
with December 1.11% to 1.11M and May
around.
Scarcity Of offerings gave %independ-
ent firmness to corn and oats. After
opening v to y higher. December 66h
to 66%, the corn market eased down
a little but then scored decided general
gains. 4.
Oats started v to " higher, Decem-
Der 4lA to 41h, and later continued
Provisions were neglected and showed
a downward tendency in line with the
hog market. -I
POTATOES.
Chicago, Oct. 24-Potatoes weak on
bulk stock. steady on good stock; re-
ceipts ISL cars: total United States
Round Whites 80 to 100 cwt; do. bulk
90 to s5 %cwt; Minnesota bulk Round
Whites Is to 80 cwt; Minnesota sacked
Red River ohios LOS to lilo cwt; North
Dakota bulk Red River Ohios 100 to
LOS cwt; South Dakota bulk Round
Whites No. l. rs to 80 cwt; South Da-
kota bull Early Ohios No. ! 30 to f95
cwt. ,
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Oct. 24.-Butter unsettled;
receipts 7,o47 tubs; creamery extras 45;
firsts SO to, 80; extra firsts AN to 43h;
seconds 81 to So; standards OK.
Cheese unsettled; twins rs to 25h;
25h to 20; Americas 25h to 25N !; long
horns 2eM to 26% brick 24h to Is:
firsts 80 to 80; ordinary firsts % to 80;
miscellaneous 80 to IS; refrigerator ex-
to 25h. Va
GRAIN. T. I
Chicago; Oct. 24.-Wheat: Uneasiness
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CASH.

Minneapolis. Oct. 24.-No. 1 northern
1.9Sh @l.17A; December 1.o7E; May
Corn No. 3 yellow SSH @66%.
Oats. No. 8 white IS @3S.
Barley 47@6S. . 20
Rye No. 2, 7O& @73A.
Flax, No. i, 2.46@2.48.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
GRAIN

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 24.-Wheat market
opened fairly strong today and then
eased moderately, fractional declines
being shown at the end Of the first
three hours trading. The congestion
In handling facilities at Buffalo contin-
ued the main retarding factor.
The market was firmer at the close.
october wheat closed unchanged lat 1.05
y nominally; November unchanged at
1.05A nominal; December unchanged at
1.06A nominal and May unchanged at
1881 nom,nal, octobeg durum closed
May lie off at 87h asked. Spot rye clos
ed y off q. 71I @72N; October y off
bid n May y off at 13N bid. SPOT
oats closed Is off at 36K @38X and
barley unchanged, at from SO to Sic.
.Flaxseed market resumed its upturn
after a slow period during the early
trading. October closed &C UP at 2.47
bid; November 2h up at 2.45k bid; De-
up at 2. 20 bid, So "a
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GRAND To1XD LIVE gTo0E /
QUOTATIONS.
Q;-OTATTONS.
By the Northern Packing

Tuesdays liberal supplies of cattle
offerings sold on a steady to Is cents
lower basis, the better grades showing
the bulk of the decline. Hog declining
Is cents per hundred, putting the top
for the late market at>$8.25. Sheep and
lambs held steady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
P0ULTEY.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-Poultry alive low
er; fowls IA to q; turkeys IS; sprinss
ls; ROSTERS IA.
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DULUTH. +.
GRAIN RECEfPrs.

ceipts Of. domestic grain: Wheat Is3, 500
bushels; corn 1900: oats 1900; barley
1900: 1880; flax 19.40O.
Shipments; Wheat AZ, 300; corn 100;
rye 1900; flax 1000. 4
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain:
Wheat 10000; barley 1900; rye 5000.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos. ]
and 2 dark northern and Nos. i, and 3
northern 49,; No. 8 dark northern and
% northern 8; Nos. / and 3 ambe
durum end Nos. l and 2 durum rs; No.
3 amber durum and No. 3 durum 4;
smutty durum l: other durum %; smut
ty winter Ii mixed SO; all wheat 1873;
flax 49,; corn 2; oats 2: rye 65; barley /.
All grains 221; on 0rack 231.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
LEGAL NOTICE


From Sixth (sth) street and Lulu ave-
nue. across Great Northern risht-of-way
Strong avenue to Westacott street,
City Of Grand Forks, North Dakota.
:sessrnents of lots. parts of lots. blocks,
and parcels Of land. to cover the cost Of
ana
a Alexander 4 Ives Addition.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
NRAIN.

Chicago; Oct. 24.-Wheat: Uneasiness
to a sharp descent OF prices in the
wheat market today toward the end. of
the board Of trade session. Spreading
operations between Chicago ard wi mt
peg counted also as depressing factors
here. The close was unsettled at Is to
~ net decline, with December 1.09M
to 1.o9A and May 1.1O% to 1.1OM.
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MINNEAPoLTs anAIM TABLE.

~ 8 POTATOES. ",
minneapolis, Oct. 24.-(C IS. Bureau
OF, Observation-Disclosures, light wire in
curry. Demand slow; movement drag
gy: market weak; little change in prices.
few sales; carloads +. o. b, usual terms,
Minneapolis and st. Paul rates sacked
per cwt, partly graded white varieties
Red River. Valley points carloads, ~
o. D., usual terms, Moorhead rate sacked,
per cwts partly graded Red River Ohios
rs to 30, mostly Is. So
Minneapolis, Oct. 24.-Flour. unchane-
ed to 10 cents lower: i ncarload lots.
family patents. quoted at 6.75 to 100
q barrel in 9S-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments SO,321 barrels. Bran $500
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z 42-1O0
rN@~t

o. RVAAlS
at the intersection Of
the west line Of Lot,
Nine 20. Block
S~eventy-two f72),
e Ives
Addition. City Of
Grand Forks. North
Dakota. and the
north line Of Strong
avenue. thence north
along the west line
Lot Nine (S). Block
~Seventy-two (72),
exande & Ives
Addition, City Of
Grand Forks, ono
hundred forty (140)
feet, thence west on
q line parable to the
south line of alley II
extended in Block
~Seventy-two (73),
4 dvss'
Addition, City OF
Grand Forks, North
akota ~ninety-seven
and ~ffty-eight hum
dredths feet (97.5S),
thence south on the
east line of Block K
Westacott's Sub-di-
vision, City Of Grand
Forks, North Dakota,
one hundred forty
(140) feet to the
north line Strong
avenue, thence east
on the north line OF
q Strong . u Q
ninety-seven and
fifty-eigh hun
dredths feet ,(9f.5S)
to the point Of be-
ginning: 81 $500
fAAt front IYnnlnttAd
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

: GRAIN RHcE1Prs.
minneapolis, Oct. 24,-Wheat receipts
ssS cars, compared with $50 cars q year
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SUGAR,

New York. oct s1.Iiye poultry firm.
chickens by express 20@23. Dressed
poultry irregular: old ROSTERS II 20;
turkeys 36 O. IS y.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
wAsHNGToN
FINANCIAL.
BUsINH;ss ChlANCEs.

WANTED, by an experienced woman.
cater for private parties. W. lo3s-W.s
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
REAL ESTATE

.oaHsss fsov.ari Iis
FOR sALsE--By svusr. tvo s-stery brick
bui!dings. groeery stcts and q brick
garages. ,West szf7.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
REAL BARGAINS

...... .a, REAL BARGAINS
WE DO NOT INTEND 10 CAREY OVER ANY USED AUTO
MOBILES INTO 1923
TO CLOSE oyT OUR STOCK. WE ARE OFFERING INDUCE
MENTS THAT MUST BE ACCEPTABLE TO YOU.
WE ARE OPEN FROM A. M TO . p. NJ, AND YOU ARE
CORDIALLY, INVITED TO LOOK OUR STOCK OVER
TERMS AND TRADE
1921 Peerless Sedan 7-Pass.
1920 Peerless Coape 4-Pass.
1920 Peerless Touring 7-Pass.
1920 Cadillac Touring 7-Pass. .:.
1920 Fearless Roadster 4-Pass.
1921 Standard sSs'; Roadster
1921 HupmobiSe Roadster
1918 Paige Roadster -s..
1916 Packard Twin Touring
1917 Cadillac Touring 7-Pass.
1914 Peerless Limousine -
. PEERLESS MOTOR co.
1901 1lTH ST. N w. f'H' Il. MAIN so77
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

FORD sedAn. 1874: sxcsiisnt aeehsnis
cal condition: cord tires: oumSsr: ar-
trNs: must sell at oBee; can Grraues
urmA phens.- Aaih 11tk.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
THOMAS =. HICKMAN. Cashier.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY
for the election Of board of directors
for the ensuing year and the trans
action OF such other business as may
be brought before the meeting will be
held at the office Of the Company. 36th
and " SITS. y. W. Washington ID. c.
on Thursday, January IL. 1873 at 10 a 5
O'Clock a m The poils Will be open
from IL O'Clock a. NJ, until IL o'clock
noon. n D. CHAMPION. Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

FIRST CLASS meat market for
sale; .cash-and-csrry business;
corner store; reasonable rent;
must be seen to be appreciated.
Phone Franklin 6129.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
..AuTosloRHEs
71rToa1SS1LEs Toa saE1, --Is1

You Can Purchase q
Better Used Automo-
bile Now at q Lower
Price. Than You Cam If
You Witt and Wait
and Wait e e
fs21 Is4insten tsurins.
1889 Buick coupe. -
1881 gaiek roadster.
1921 ,Appsssen fosdstsr. .
1876 DoFt Sport.
Ateg one latest model bort coupe.
We WI Also trade your, cd osr In
on n, ,ssny ny sof snsss; -, 5, :. -.
you must Dee it'a.' once =
AUTes ToR SALE DID g.
Terms as Desired.
David S. Hendrick, !.
LSuingts. Dissr1bstsr., -
1919 I4th st.. = Main rps.
o,en uusn. noon New Years Day.
STUTZ
1921, 4-pass. sport; small cash
payment; terms as desired. 301
G st. N. ". =
oLpsMoBILE, 1918. in firs,-ciass eondi-
tioni driven lS osp miles; can Be seen
ssnsay sS UP iSa 2: m: ssi Ne. Aa,np.
DODGE sedan. eIoeilent cendieion; quick
sale. $3.50 Zach Gzsene. Ne.th lles:
SEDAN. 7-passenssr.. In ftDe condition:
good fo, h.ekiGk: $500 ossh. rs sth
9saass ssn esss ssS sIss e ;s. ss s00
.. HANDtEL MOTOR CO.
I'3np %. pELTEsr ssr: IKE new: sisa.
'4sR n n ;Sssis.. ~. ef1 I'll I, asS %!!
FORD tourius, isss. perfect eoneitien.
HOOD tirsA stertsr, shock sbssrb.rS
demountsb}ei rims. llimosetts top and
e.hss Gh:s s,sssas s,sss ,sssa iIos 18th Ct. fhons
-. PACKARD
The safsst used car market IN the vsrid.
We have the felovtns cars to sell for
purchas assrs of new Fackarda
Tc:n sixes-SinGls siEes
Twin Sir Salon Touring.
TERMS ARRANGED.
p. W. MOTORS, INC.
Packard .Distrtbutsrs.
i7sf Kaiessnns Rod. Eorth ses
LIBERTY SPECIAL TOURING DEN
oNsTRAroR. NEW CAR: ouARAN.
IsEp; RUN :.sss MILES; TERMS II
DESIRED.
KLINE LATE MODEL SPORT TOUR.
ING: A GOOD LOOKING CAR AND A
sARGAIN: NEW CORD TIRES: RUS
1000 NILES.
KLINE ROADSTER LATEST MODEL;
NEW TIRES: RUN 10000 MILES;
! ovERHAuLED AND GUARANTEED;
VIEW TOD Lvp-Erw pAISr
, TWO scRIPPs-BoorHs 1899 MOD
ELS: TOURING: ovERHAULEp AND
PUT IN rIRsr-cLAss RUNNING con.
, DIrroN: BOTH EXCEPTIONAL BAR.
GAINS.
! FRYE MOTOR CO.,
DISTRIBUTOR OF LIBERTY
AUTOMOBILES.
:ois itth ct. n. ": Norm 0ss
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
n a HrRST- Secrctarv-

TIE A\NI'AI. MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the Franklin Ma
II"nal Bank of Washington ID. G, for
tho election OF officers for the ensuing
Year and for tho transaction of such
other business may be properly
brought before the meeting. will De
hold at the bank at ] O'Clock p m
Tuesday. January 4 1872 The polls
will be open between / and o'cIocx
y.
THOMAS T. HICKMAN Cashier
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
AUTO ElAKAS S

os.s ,si ns.E,nss .ss ses sii Day s.as.y: NAH
Columbia Tirs ,Bar9ain House,
fss PA AVE. y: "; fhatxKLIN .szfs.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

pUnctrre-proof -esrd tirss; owner lsav-
ing city: must sell todAy; sasy tern,a
Mr.. kibhey. lolS 14th ct. N. ". q. s1se.
CADILLAC. 1s2i-Four passenger coupe.
4 distinettve car for SHOPPING or calls.
holstefy. No dealers. Phone North
500 for. infoSn Atom
CADILLAC, 1921, four passenger
coupe; . distinctive car, fer shopping
Or eau. Csnp,steIy squtpped; sxesi
North SEQ for sinfermatlqa.s :.
LATE model 1891 Light syx studebe xsr,
IN perfect condition. VIII self for ESS0o.
See Mr.. PATE. 'Bafrys yse6ts 1fot6p. Co,
ls1t -Cs1A. skss. 1t. btzL
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the AutOmOtive Finance Company
for the election Of directors for the
ensuing year and for the ansaction
Of all other business that may be
properly brought before the meeting
will be held III the office of the COM
pany. 14I0 ~ ST y. w Washington.
at o'clocA p m
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

A SESSION of AImas Temple is hereby
ordered to be held on saturday even
ing. Dee %. 1922. 1850 v IN. at AIInas
Headquarters. Ill I3th 50. y. W. In
stHliatiOn Of officers and initiation.
lSignedD LEONARD T.. STEWART.
Potentat-
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

OLDsMOBILE s-cyiinder 1890 touring
wilt sscfifice: just overhauied: In fins
condition: leaving city: cheap for cash.
Office. II. 7sioi res. Fr. ssft. br. SiA
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-19
Union Oil Company Of California

spinked the most fertile OF SOILS e
brought forth
the Colorado to iiga
but
the Imperial Valley
could Union o
which king would swell with
pine the
of 1914
andsu
mana nodst
mento o
vehicles Tnng the soil and
of development the
COMPANY part
Five fully equipped distributing
ted storage gasoline dsdnate and aica
The number of employees in each OF
cities valley expands
"a driven vehicles Daily Tank Truck Delivery
with
deliveries location
limitations organized help the ranch
to
snat his internal combustion equip
for he fabrication of them s
this that the
development of the Valley neverending
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-19

FiUe plants of the Union Oil Com
panu of California With combined
storage capacity of 535.4lO gallons
are located at cOnUenient points to
most effectively serue the Imperial
Valley.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Stock Prices
Trend Upward
At the Close
Trading Becomes More Pro-
fessional in Character;
Net Changes for the Mar
ket Session Are Slight

Aealn there was an irregular tone
In the chief financial markets yester-
day. Trading In securities became even
more professional IN character. Price
changes were slight, but the tendency
particularly at the close, was upward.
The downward reaction in the Euro
pesn exchanges after the excessive
speculation FOR the rise eliminating
last week vent farther. The high quo
sations naturally invited profit taking.
and also no doubt attracted 20 the mar
ket place bills which trade factors vers
holding for better rates. The setback
in the exchanges impaired some unset
tlemcnt into the commodity markets.
which had been eonspieuously strong
Traders Interpreted the government
wheat report as unfavorable 20 prices
and the directness with which J. T..
Morgan q Co. checked the loose talk
Of an imminent loan 70 Germany also
caused soms selling By day TO day
traders in various markets. The formal
statement merely reiterated infOrma-
ton which had been current in bank
ing quarters for several days and could
have come as a surprise only 70 those
who fail TO distinguish between gossip
and facts. On the declines. the wheat
market found support, and final quota
tions after a rally we're y Of cent
q DDshel lower 70 X Of cent q bushcl
higher.
Similar factors were operative a. the
cotton ring, where final quotations
we're nine points higher TO twelve
points lower.
All Of these influences swayed the
opinion Of spectators In securities q.
the opening and besides the stock mar
ket had TO absorb the denial by Judge
Gary that the United States Steel
Corporation had not eongidered a stock
dividend This statement was a reit-
Grafton Of q previous one.
with the forces making for reaction
rather feeble, professional operators
began to try tho up side Of the market
and concentrated their efforts on Bald
win Locomotive, which was the market
leader. A secondary center Of stten-
tion was Studebsker. On the basis Of
spectacular operations In these securi-
ties, traders impaired a firm tone to
most issues toward the close.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Terms Of Cuban Loans

Details Of the S50.O00,000 Cuban gov
ernment loan, for which bids have been
called January ~, we're announced pa
dispatches from Havana YESTERDAY Ins
Interest rate Is 20 be 81 per cent, and
the bonds are 70 run FOR thirty years.
The sinking fund will become oper-
alive Immediately, 100000 being avail
able for its purposes during the hrst
year OF the loans life, the amount in
cressing annually thereafter Until a-l ,ln tne
thirtieth payment will be S3,O5O.OQo.
Tho loan Is 70 be secured by the ordi-
nary revenues Of the republic, and ~
addition a supplementary sinking fund
will be provided BY setting aside 10
per cent Of the excess over S6O,OOO,OOO
Of the governments gross revenues
Three syndiea.es are preparing 70 BID
on the loan, including the Morgan
group, that beaded b. Speyer & Co.
and blair 4 Co., Inc, and that organ
ized By Lee, Higginson & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Bsldrin's Strength

The rise Of more than 4 points IN
Baldwin Locomotive yesterday was
surprise TO the bear contingent, who
still cling 70 the idea that stocks
should sell lower, and the extent OF
The advance was undoubtedly due IN
part 70 their urgent covering opera
lions. AT its high Of 13l Baldwin was
up more than 20 points since us &C.
cline 70 il3l5 on November y, eonaid-
ering that IL has sold ex-diyldend the
semi-annual disbursement Of $3.50 q
share. The rise in the stock has been
accompanied by reports Of mergers
with other concerns, extra dividends
in stock or cash, but all have met with
prompt denials in Official quarters.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
In Wall Street
l. NJ NJ Finance Committee Meets
NJ Inlernatlonnl Mercantlls Marine

The International Mercantils Marine
finance COMMITTEES held q lengthy
meeting yesterday afternoon and y
seems safe 70 state that most Of the
discussion pertained % the question .,
maintaining the per cent preferred
dividend, which Is scheduled TO be for
mniiy considered b. the full board TO
morrow. AZ the semi-annual disbursc,,,
ment Of 3 per cent Is not payable uniii
February j, 1923, however, the suggcs
ton was made In one quarter that
action might be deferred, poasibiy
until more is known regarding tne tait
of the ship subsidy bill. Although this
will be Of little direct beneht 20 tae
l. 81. ~, az the prepondeTanco OF ~
tonnage carries The British hag' 80 u
believed that passage Of the measure
would place tho company IN position
where II could add 10 80 American
tonnage, soy from the sale of bonGis.
Should the preferred dividend be
passed nt to-morrow's meeting such ac-
lion might hart whateyer nev. hnanc-
ing plans the company has under con
liberation in the event Of tho passage
OF the subsidy measure
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Cnllnhnn.Zlnc Cos Contraet

The Callahan Zinc-Load Company
has negotiated q contract with the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany under the terms Of which the
latter will purchase Callahan's entire
output OF lead concentrates FOR a
period Of fyo years. The terms Of the
new contract are 50 modified. accord
ing to officials Of the Callahan COM
pany, that a saving OF approximately
$4,000 A year will be effected, based
onthe normal annual output Of lead. IN a
letter to stockholders John Borg, Yres-
ident. announces that the entire prop
etrics Of the Galena Mining Cominny,
in which formerly a 62 per cent in
terest Was held, have been aequ' rcd.