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New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
PELHAM

PELHAM MANOR-For rent to May j. at
tractively furnished Colonial house, 8
rooms 3 baths, sleeping porch, garage;
largo iiving room with hreplace; best soc
ton; immediate occupancy; reasonable.
Apply h. w. CLARK. 1347 Roosevelt av.
Phone Pelham 14s9R.
COLONIAL HOUSE, s rooms, tiled bath
with shower. gun parlor. sleeping porch,
hot water heat. open fireplace; large plot;
immediate possession conveniently located.
Price Sl3b00; liberal terms. JAMES R.
CONNOLLY, Wolf Lane. Tel Pelham
1885. Residence 1857.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
CREsTWooD

ONLY MINUTES TO STATION.
Exceptionally we'll built Colonial home,
/ 0 rooms 3 baths G. tiied), sleeping porch; !;
hot water heat, all improvements; plot
1o0x125; Gear garage with quarter. At
IRA active PRICE FOR IMMEDIATE
RALPH HAyHURsT, owner. wsstchester
av.. Crestwood N. Y. Tel. Tuckahoe S4al.
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JAMAICA e

sAaAIcA--Coionial. roors, unusual de-
p,:ssslh. 49,. slaee roof: steel beams: beautiful
.ast asilcrest section. jamaica. Orchard St.
rsasef ef aHlside av.; representative on
tusySe''y Tomorrow. or phone Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
PEEKsKILL

DESIRABLE Pleasantville properties for
sale or rent. ARCHER, 10 East 4sd st.
Vanderbilt boS&.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
YONKERS

VARIETY MODERN HOUSES, With
grounus; prices $4,000 to $4,000; sew
cral with land 100 feet front. garages etc.
Rar rdsome residence with over aero land,
$4,000 All at Yonkers on tho Hudson.
Fins 5-acre place at Bronxville. one Of
best bargains in Westchester County,
$35, 900 on mortgage If desired.
BELLOWS & WARREN,
20 Getty Square. Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
MOUNT VERNON

TWO APARTMENTS. four and fye large
outside rooms, new corner brick build
ing steam heat. hot water. tile bath,
shower residential section. modern con-
veniencea; seen TO appreciates rent $50
and 500. Apply superintendent on prem
ises Jefferson Place. corner North 10th
Az, or phone 2sas-R Hillcrest.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
RYE

GOING WEST-we wish 20 rent our large
Eng3ish studio dwelling. I rooms. garage,
beautifully furnished; location excellent;
coal and wood in. Phone A. NJ, Rye ls2-M.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Brooktyn

FLATBUsH, an ideal home. located on q
vide avenue; new one-famiy detached S
largo rooms. with sun parior: every modern
Improvement: large plot. garage; convenient
location; $1,000; liberal terms. Open Sun
day. J. J, BUTLER, builder. 2os5 E. 4.th
SO. Wildwood 4S2o r.
SACRIFICE Fiatbush. new two family
brick house; double garage heated, rp
TO date every particular; only ono left
1925 East I5th St. near Avenus j station,
Telephone BeeRman Elsa.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
TRIBUNE ILAsSIFIED ADVERT7sTN
REAL EsrArE--sanE on RENT
Manhattan

BETWEEN west End a,a 49,.
we, s-stery. and basement size iax1os.
&c, hot water heat, cleo. lights, parquet
lhroaghous II perfect condition; poss at
once price sS8,ooea easy terfus Coughls n
g Co, Inc. zoo West 7sd.
- STORY new<iaw apt house eo-foot
'front.', all modern improvements: layout
1-s -, renting for tiL1to; price 1900:
eash slS.eed. netting s6,2oo. Coughlan Il
Co, lnc., 200 West Sed Sc
1ss EAST s7TH STREET
Extremely attractive q, pna s-room apart.
menss &veliasle for trlfnedi1te occupancy.
CULyGK & co.
tt2 Madison Ave, Tel Murray Hill atee.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
- FoRFsrr HILLS GARDENS

NKf11NA1HS@sss
offer the following exceptional vaiues.
New detached. rooms baths, garage;
sls.5eo; terms. Corner, near stataons
rooms and bath; $4,000. A number or
good building plots at bargain gricea
Louis p. McGahie. IS Burns b., Forest
Hills L. I. Tel. Boulevard S7S2.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS For rent,
furnished November TO Mayi sttraotive
home. rooms, 2 baths. excellent neigh
borhood; near station, &c Greenway North.
Boulevard 6sssW.
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$1,000 WILL BUY

quaint old houss overlooking beautiful
Broadway Park. Type Of construction will
lend itself readily TO remodsllng ard
still retain ats charm Has rooms ana
bath, gas. Level corner plot, s0I1aa. Fine
neighborhocd. Terms II necessary.
WILLIAM E, MORREIL INC.
Depot Square, White Platnta, n. Z.
Tel p0A
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

AGHNTs--Cash in on coal shortage; mako
$40 60 $40 daily; thousands everywhere
buying new invention. Burns coal-oil-k kero-
sene In ANY stove or furnace: nothing COM
plicated Just set In stove and burn !;
cheaper and cleaner than coal. Send Tor
FREQ sa,npls and start quick. Territory
going fast. jennings Mfg. Co. Invention
D6b5 Dayton Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

YTeNDsT sacrifcs by builderi must sell at
once to reduce expenses; 1i-room house
baths and garage; plot 1eo1lso fee.;
fully decorated at the price. no extras to
buy; $4,000 cash end $1,000 arss naor.sasee ssatsee
,rast Of Montclair; iine committing serv-
ice; big bargain. Constructor, P 9. Box
7As' city Hail Station. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

AoENTs--Act QUICK Grab this. a NEW
Gas Mantle. IndestructibIe. NOT sold
In stores Everybody hUYs. EXCLUSIVE
territory. Write TO-DAY FOR sAMPLMs
ana q I.. ssrr4tSry pset:rred ANERiG;AHH ;AH
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
WOoDMERE

FAMILY GOING SOUTH for winter wouic
ike 70 rent beautiful furnished home,
syondrnere, L. IL Immediate possession
Ashland 22eo. I GlNsBERo.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
APAnTMENTs no I.Er-UNFURNIsHEl
\ @ IN WESTCHESTER ~I ~I
Ns3s SALE EOR RENT 1sasl AashSsa
NEW ROCHELLE

ENGLYsH COLONIAL. HOME, rooms. 3
baths, gas, electricity, hot water heat
large side porch; plot T5x1S0; architects
home built by him for own use.
Price $22. .oo0-make offer.
Hudson Realty Co, OF New Rochelle,
236 Huguenot St Tel. 1928 New Rochelle.
STUCCO RESIDENCE, bedrooms, baths.
large corner plot; convenient to station,
schools and Sound Price $4,000 MRS
EDMUND w. BODTNE, 47o Main st. Tel.
S4S New Rochelle n. Y.
FOR REGT-Furnished 1o-room house, un-
I'll May /, $3.50 per month; convenient to
station and trolley: coal in cellar. Phone
FOR RENT, 5-RooM APARTMENT all
improvements: suitable for doctor OK
dentist; 800 per month. Apply ISL Main
ST. Tel. e7o6W, New Rochells. n. z.
CHOICE 7-R0OM stucco home tiled
baths. all modern improyements: good
lott price $4,000; terms. BURGER, ce1
Huguenot st. Tel. 465l.
-FOUR LARGE ROOMS, bath, first noor,
two-faTnily detached house, Joint heat
ing; residential section; $50 per month: 10
minutes to school and shopping centre.
3689-J
SALE S2s, 900, terms; rent $3.50 per month
9 rooms Q baths; electric, steam, corner,
100xl50; high location: convenient 1o3
Clinton ay Tel. 4567
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

RAMSEY, stone house. 67 acres. orcha rae.
liz miles station; main road; se,LoO
photographs Hover, Pa BroaowAy' ne"
York ---..---
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Florida

vHEu list of houses for sale ana rem
Write VAN wINKLE CO.. Rutherford, N
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TO 1Er FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

VOC pEN-r-Haudson,ely furnished once
outside light 500 square feet. Vsnder6,i
r.onco,rss building. Telephone Murray KAN
$3.50 for appointment.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

WANTED-A mouse officer Tor tai, w,,..r
=. until June lst for hospital at st. An,
shony, MID. connected with Dr. GrenfelFs
Mission Salary $500 and all expenses
Work Is varied and interesting. Apply to
Pr. W. r. MacAusand.l Chairman Starf
Selection Committee. International Grenfeii
Association. 2ao Newbury st.. Boston. Mas.
WANTHD-Young man. IS TO 10 years old
Christian. good manners, tidy appear,
snce. for Junior position ship brokerage
department. No previous business expert
snce necessary. but Ut least three yeary
nigh school education essential. Salary,
slo week. Bowrtng 81 Co.. II Battery
pl, New York.
"ANTED-Plurbsr ana janitor, - q day.
Alderman. Is7 Greenwich st. ". Y.
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instruction
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-sb to SIS daily easy. Your pay
In advance. Introducing now style guar
anteed hosiery; must wear or replaced
free, no capital or experience required;
Just show samples. Write orders. We de-
liver and collect. Elegant outfit furnished
All colors ana grades. including silks silk
and wool. fleece lined hesthers. Mac-O-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

COOKS. hutlera. Wallets, houseworkerg who
cook sevefai young, neat efficient FIJI
piaoa; excellent reterences. MasoI's Agency.
At z. 4sth ct.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

We PAY highest possible price for furniture
pianos, bric-a -brac, books, works of art
entire apartments and houses bought. LEON
SO University Place, Phone Stuyvegant 25Ti
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
HELP WANTED MALE

OFFICE BOY wanted By downtown ship
o,S Ping nrm: salary sso monthly; state age
ana experience e 2GS. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
BOARDERS WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS Small
house, family Of 4. good situation. reli-
ahle person; Write Mrs John Primrose.
Dongan Kills, s. l., or telephone Dougap
Aills 726 arranging interview.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
HELP WANTED MALE

MAN-Position OF trust IN old esta ab!ish ed
company; prospects of advancement for
ambitious man Of good appearance. age 2S
to Sc; ability to meat and talk with men
essential. Address Box <sS, Madison So
p. Q.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
APARTMENTS TO LEr--xr-Hs,sHEn

SUITES OF !, ? and rooms with bath
with complNc hotel service within NIFTY
minutes OF Pennsylvania 81 alton. at s12o 4
sHE NASSAU HOTEL. LONG BEACH, L. T.
Open ALI Yesr.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Tor two. beautifully furntshed: twin
seas' bath. telephones with private family
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

COOk--CApabie. young, SIS: four years
last place; anywhere. Miss Ehea's A ner,cy
East flst. Murray HI. e7Ts
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

WANTED--Three people--cook, waitress
and ohaulbernaid--for family In duplex
apartments. Reply By letter only to R-W..
130 z. G7th St
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

A-ys ,s l--sankboek No. sss.ss4, Harlan Saw
tn&s Bank. lsD East 125th ct Pay,ncn
slapped, Finder pieese return to banl ie"
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK. Tor the country: nice, settled woman !;
exoellent references: 3ss Masop's AKenoy.
~ f. @4th st. Murray rsi!l SITS
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Miscellaneous

VALET. naasssur; speaks several languages !;
travelling experienced; references. George,
sis 9Th ave. r
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

VISITING MAID-Frsnch; recommended; /;
excellent DIRE ssrnaker. seSmstreas. eo3
eth av. Jacquin's Agency.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

LADY wishes to place cook and chamber
maid-waitreEs, young Scotch and Irish. to
be asan as present employers. 4os East
9th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

CHAUFFEUR a-HOUSEMAN---spicn ref
erences: English. 500. Wettier's agency.
20 West AID,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

COOK, chambsrnaid-w nurse, sig
ters; country preferred snaughneasys 3
Bureau. $50 eth ay.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

NURSERY GovERNEss-Rehned Ameri.
can. capable tactful. best physical care
anywhere. shea's Agency. East $1nt st.
Murray Hill 677&.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
SITUATION WANTED MALE

RUrLEn-Useful capable. good appear
ing, Scotch long references; s86: ary-
where. sheas Agency. Esst s1st st..
Murray fIiII 6T7A.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

MOTHERS heiper; refined: assists gem
orally: ss5-sso. Westlers Agency, 90
West 43d.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

s7sT. IoA PAsr--Two rooms. bath. dress
ing room.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

COOK BUTLER ToUsEwoRKER fT'iii-
pirlo3--Compstent dependable; S199.
wsttlsres Agency. 90 West 4sd.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

oTst,,-Bankbook TsI,. No. 2s7.oss. shs New
pfnaan SaFIngs Bank. Payment stopped
e.i'ues Please return to banls
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INFORMATION WANTED

hniR--Lieut. Thomas Eorb., ,as. ~
Wy; ~; Hayo heard YOU are IN New York
~ ~ III you write me in confidence? C. r
A'' AoS Bold at, Liverpool.
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Miscellaneous
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jeweiry, Etc.
Furniture

CASH PAID fer Diamonds. Gold. silver.
Platinus. Pearls. Friedman. 7aT 9Th av-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

| CANNES SCANDINAvrAN-A AMERICAN
AGENCY, 81 EAST 18TH
Excellent help, ell nationalities Har-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

KITCHEN MAID--sootch; smart, young.
newly arrived; $40; city preferred.
shee's Agency. East 4Ist st. Murray
Hill STA.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

3sD ST. a6s VEST, 5, 4. large roon,s
kitchen and bath; very we'll furnished !:
oest proposition downtown.
Both. 4s wEST-unusual studio apart-
ment. second hoor front; grand piano,
phone.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

COOK. young; Rood manager; exceptional
reierences Miss FitEgeralds Bureau,
3ss 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

NURSE Unfants); Swiss Protestant; hos
pitni trained: s75; young, capable de-
sirable. shea's Agency. Il, $Ist st. Muir
ray Hill STA.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

! WOMAN educated ana refsnad. desires poas-
ton with responsibility as companion to
lady or instruction ot children. 70 2ss,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
financial Items

william r. Ford has been appointed
credit manager ~ the New fofA ItAat
Company.
The Guaranty Trust COMPANY hss bssn
ssuolnted irahsfsF aaant fof the common
stock o. the Fi.ischmann Company, con-
siftlnr % ! 900 900 shares ~ 70 rnr value
Gerald o. hcHaio formerly or his1ei
Klnnieutt a Co and hcDonsii co. ana
FH Urdanr formerly - \. " Leseh =
Co. have organized copartnsrship 70
deal In lnveaimsnt securities under the
nrm namo Of Mcfair. urdsns CO.
Robinson A Co announced yesterday
that Howard Eiiefy Mitchell and james
H MeOean have been admitted 70 mem-
bershlp IN ths hrua.
The Guaranty Trust Company has been
appointed tfanafsr agent fof stock of the
Cohu-Hali-M MARI Company, consulting OF
10000 shares % preferred stock, par Nalns
500. and 1000 shares of common sioek
without nominal or par value.
Dresser a Eacher ANNOUNCED y.fsfday
that on January 4. 1928. they viii admit
% parinership JoFsvh Y. iiiSron.
The board of governors of the Ner
York curb Market sdepisd resolution
des.FuatinE Tuesday February %, 1879,
a. tho annual election day.
The following feEular msubsrships IN
the New York Curb Market have boen
transfsrred J. y. joyce 20 James I. MIN
nash. Harry - Piocolo 20 Edward y.
Hushy. Paul a. ~. van uaeii 20 Milan VI.
Good Win eni Robert ~. s,lllmsn 70 a. H.
Moore. Elected associate membora.
Claude e. Plnney. r. H. Wilkinson. Reed
A. Morgan. Frank O. shaughnsssy. John
w. cutler. Richard a. irwin and Edgar
>. Boruc.
Tho traling soor Of th. Produce Ex-
change las been transformed into an
arena for the annual Christmas childreu's
party. which viii begin to-day - o'clock.
for tho 1900 poor aud srippied children
no each year are Invited 70 this eoioeTa-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Changes in Cotton
Narrow in Final
Session of Year
Bulk of Small Business
Attributed to Evening
Up; Close Steady, l to
, Points Net Lower

The closing session Of The. year
-. ths ouietest of the week IN the
cation market. The bulk Of tho COM
payntivelv small business reported va
attributed 20 the ovcning-up or con,
-si.snents FOR over the thrco.day he'
iourpment and fluctuations were cor
ye.nopalneiv irregular. Early dceiihts
,vere checked By some trade bnyiag ~
veil a. covering Of shorts, hoWeNerF
ond while the demand vas not bu'i
elent 70 fully maintain the raiiles,
cave the market a generaliy ,o"
nrdertone. March contracts sola on
S,ors ID. 75e Al the opening 90 Eb.a'e auu
cioscd NJ 26.65c. with the goenral hlsi
ket closing steady AZ net deelihe' " .
20 5 points. o.. An I'd
vsree q 60 - poinn u rfip ,rht re-
,i,,-iv fir- esbiss buiiifh over Llhn .,5
,o,,s from ths Southern spot tnAfss .s'te
srcsuraFinF advises from tue .th.-
roods trade. There appeafta ~ Teir-
49, cb.rk.s ths demand. hoWever. ana a.n,al
~. I.rk.t turned easier right hiLet ~
opsning under scattering ilqu.. A.e,,.,. 81
tivs months sold some u W KY, ths,s
ia~,sr before this Was absorbed bat tn.ls
,-,s sor,s trade huying ~ the dtcllhe ~
.ffsr .eiiinF 81 about The loHer' rlies or
srturttay the market falied ~ tu-N..W..e
HH a. wnH
-seteh 49,. s.rii~r refiinx had been Anrofeeu
and rather huillsh shouias oi 'h' "e'"-
and figures. g.. ---.tf.-.hf-
h.is,s sspsctsfloas baaed upon The lafEe
.rro.,-t u cotton ah rh.nhrard iusi before
Chrls,Insa There was q feeilpE, hq- .t,T
thst clearance might hare been uc.a.,
~ unfavorahie weather toh.til il"Ha ~
-. ofb.r fastora anA that tha Comparas
fi,riv email exports for the eeek would d
cornr-nsatsd BY Increased shipn ents eaTly
IN tbs new year. ~ other reHpp. "
SINNER tatiura for tho week we're stt.Tes
bslss against 1tates last year ana row
errount 10 e.1tf.eto bales aFains, s.ltl,oa
iast year Notwithstanding the supposed
for q decided curtailment toue
tiris durinE The rfa-or- southern fpot
markets a. officially reported were aii un-
changed. Wita a email volume ~ business
The local market for spot cotton vas
qrlst and 10 roints lower. - .f.sec Tor
middilnEi no ssies we're reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
IJpturn in Prices
In Active Trading
On Curb Exchange
Increased Speculative Buy
ing Offsets Pressure; Ad.
vance Is General; Market
Broader; Some Cash Sales

decreased speculative buying oHset
irter-itteni pressure and some selling
for cash on active aid broad trading
on tie curb market yesterday and
prices worked generally higher. al
thoueh there stlll was some evidence
Of irregularity.
Gillette Safety Razor was subieeted
20 prcft taking. but Durant stocks
gained better support snd Peerless
Motors rallied points. Action is ex-
pseted early I'm the new year on the
application to list shares Of Industrial
Yibrs Corporation, which are actively
traded in now on the Cleveland Ex-
eAsnge. The stock has had rise Of
? points. from s 10 10, recently
Standard oils were slightly irreg--
uiar. Nebraska stock advancing
points and New York and Indiana
shares gaining strength. Prairie Pipe
kns added points Cities Service
rallied 4 points and independents held
fairly steady. Goldheld Florenes rallied
a point
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Stein.BIoch Capital Increased

ROCHESTER. Dee. %. 90 Announce
ment was made to-day OF an increase
in the capitalization Of the Stein Bloch
Company, mems clothing manufaetur-
ers, from S2,000.0O0 % 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Wheat UndergOes
Material Setback
On Heavy Selling
Bearish Views of a Leading
Trader a Market Factor;
Close Unsettled, 34 to
2 l-2 Cents Net Lower

CHICAGO. Dec. 20. - Whsst under
vent a material setbEek in price TO-
day. largely a. the result Of radical
bearish views which a leading tTsder
h.y. erprrrsed reintivs 70 conditions
affecting tho narket Nhue a., va. ~
close were unsettleo, &c 70 sns uss
lower, with May sL22h 20 N-zsn an5
July Si.l2h 20 siI2n. Corn hhlsnee
unchanged 20 ie higher; os ,. r.
HQHe 20 Bc and provisions On W
20 22c. -. -. ,,,-
,spnssd S.ariah opinloas which Nsis
frnrtlng Fenerai noties, PUT ths -
raa-hsf On the down Erade roIn 80 -.
set. Most Of the selling apl d .ns
o. Es,trrn and Chicago holosra % %h.a
.s,.r az eisss Il vas estimated thht il..t
"a sSo eeo burh.ls of wheat ownsd ~ foo.
i,isfet,s had been iiquidsted N We
three days. u vas oaly aitsr ~, 1hs,.h.i
.s.e,.n ar extreme decline ot be psah..
- 80, ,sr.d rsi,h yestertky's TOP hHufee
fhat buyers became GunieientlT nni,s
20 give the market tWo-sioeo Aph'
ahcs. -........, -rAfeh
-.e.f~.t a. rnuch attention, ths United
e,stss has 81 prensnt fi.oet,cee pusheb
faero wheat avaliabis than vas ne @ esss
vsar EFo. n Gddition, the Worlo ftsoia
~ Sv.raFs OF ths last twenty Tears
wsaknsss % the Liverpool mArhst ana q
European exchange acted lufiher - =
t.nfi~s, "a ths wheat bulls here Be
s,des. primsry receipts we're anAarip.e
tLo,e of d year aEo. and indichtlons pplni-
"a 10 timely moisture Ia ths winter elop
49,, ~. arr,sr aa O r-sult % ieftsned
r.c,lpis here and of s-tivity on the psrt
- srporterr oats Wer~ depr-sssd hy the
ceiling nscrib~d 20 elevators Iiofiioha
went lsr 81 With noCs-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Pubic Utility Earnings

The November report OF tho Common
wealth Power Railway and Light Conn
pany and subsidiary companies showed
rross earnings of f1.g32.o7t. an inereass of
s2o5.ssl over November. 1871. Set earn
inEa we're 1864 an Increase OF f27.3tf.
For eleven months ended Novamber 40
Eross earnings were t2s.3f3.tos. = gain OF
fifaff1 over the corresponding period of
i.si. Net carnings were i2.Tse0S1, an ad-
vance of fgsLs6s
THE November report of tho Common
wealth Power Corporation and subsidiary
companies showed gross earnings of "a
is6itt. an Increase OF fisT.3s4 over No
an advance of i.s.tsi. Por eleven months
sudcd November sg gross earnings we're
f1l1l1.iG0. gain OF fei5.g5s over the
corrospordinr period of 1927. Set earn
inFs we're s1,ts0.to5. ar Increase of te3s,
.0.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Canadian r..le.
Slow to Redeem Vie,o,, t,

WASHINGTON, Dec. $780,
100000 Of the Victory note, ,,i'.,
redemption December Is r,m,,' : =
standing. the Tresssv Dsv,r-...% y
nouneed tonight IN s.s,.m.-, '..' Z :
all holders OF This Issue "a ,,..fs ne
Immediate payment al no.ss 80 :
the letters a. B, 9, y, 2 az gv'tS
fixed 70 their serial nsnb.,, =
on these notes was stops.s n ll',is
10, u was added. ard bs.s.,, vs,et,s
tered 9otes called for fedsas.'s'. Il 70 =.
reminded that interest az ~. y - %,
d.ts would be- paid vita ~ y. .a ~
when the notes we're vrs,.,,,l ~ =
issued. Aa'ilz s,r
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Pennsylvania Road
Shows Decline in
November Income
Great Northern, Missouri
Pacific and C.. & o. Also
Register Decreases; C., b.
& Q. Earnings Improve

In contrast 20 the Improvement re-
ported by other important roads for
November, compared with the core
sponding month q year ago, the Penn
syivaris, Tho Great Northern, mis-
souri Pacific and Chesapeake 4 Ohio
showed decreases IN net operating in.
come.
Air Line. Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy, Chicako A Alton, Chicago q
Eastern Illinois, wheeling a Lake IRE
Ard Psro Marquette. The falling on
In thc PsnnsyiNnla's operating income
~ fi.fslOB0 was due 20 an increase
n S7.e2f ,8ss IN operating expcnses, as
oross Increased s0,s25. .03s.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Coffee Futures
The range o.
Country Produce

Butter--Receipis were. 1855 nsekafcs
Creamery higher than extras, pound. 6tis "
&c extra, y. ',ors' s % : 9slei nr',s'
4: :9fle; centralized carr. 80 score. 500
Sic; % score. Na Csc. - score 40
eve. 80 % ~ score. Hf fte. unsaited.
s.ors. st9tSho: nrs's 4s 8ftc; soconda
~ = fsc: lover grades f3h Hsic. held
creamery. extras. t'c: Grst. tsa csc; sec
ends. <tCitHc: State DAIRY tubs. nuesi.
81 Sic. good 20 prime ft4 iic. common
- fsir. % o f5c. ladies. csrren. make. "a
fFas. 1fQ foc. irstn. 1sis 11TAc. seconds
9th case. lover grades $40 4ic; packing
.;oek .,o. esrFsni mAss, 10. l. 'sei 40. 2.
Cheese-heceipis we're 7.isg boxes. New
York Stale natG June specials 1E E11ttc.
lverage run. iiqeThe; New YORK State
GGts. fresh specials. 3Tnc; average run,
s7e; wisconsin. double Daisies a7EG
ithc; Gingie DGlsieA z7k J1shc. Young
Ar rericaH .sG1sHc
KEEs-Rseslpts we're iLss ea--s Fresh
hr-ts tsqsio. nrsta 4sG Gtsc: seconds foa
CSC. fresh gathered trade ckEs. 100afc:
difties. 30. ]. $40 1ac; No. 2. .sG 50e;
frissrator extra arsis. charges paid 70 er-
piTinE datss. i1h o 11o. nrsts. 3i911c.
locally esnaisa; i,0ase: rsfrigers,or
Ts'' le ss.r sas.'Sg %:.:In ssn' se ,se.,s S9a, :,
Western. brown and mixed $50 1sc. fresh
New Jersey hsnnery whites. uncandied
extras. stGf.c. nearby hsnncry whites
extras, locally candisd. Gle: nearby and
nearby Western white. average extras
SIC sac: extra nrsts. 5tE see. nrsts $50
t1c. rearby gathered whites. hrsta 20
extra hrsts. $40 4ttcs under grades. go
tie. nearby whites. pBlirt cEFa NO !. fo
Cbic; 80. 2. t70ffc, small. NG sc. Pa
cilC Coa1f whites. cntra Z. tfa q SIC. eztra
lrais. ftc tec frsts. - ~ sac: Pacific Coast
pallets No. =. t1H5lrs 80. 2. fk0 tac.
other Western and Southern. gathered
whites. ~ fg5acs NrW Jersey. hrrusry
browns. extra fancy. tsdtscs other nsarby
heunsry browra. cNtraa tt1 &c.
Potatoes srf~y FiartH fi1t1f1. iGf
POUNDS. Ulfit4. state. $50 pounds g. 80
ard. 80 pounds. i1.tt; iss pounds. 9. toe
81 10 pounds. f..1Sdtf; Maine. 1se
poundE ts1b0f1i TO pounds tlIt1.15.
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