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b all your rushing
to dress, to eat. to
work and to ap-
p o / n t m e mt 8 and
rushing home from
work again, how
much do you esti.
mate is absolutely
necessary? Very
little. probably.
The hurry habit
is often the forerun.
ner and chief cause
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tence. During that
time he never had a
visitor at the prison.
There is ira gedy for
you. greater than any
created in the inagi-
nation Of Eugene Sue
or Maupassant.
Nv 4sas
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SOVIET SCORES FRANCE
Believes Allies Wrecked Tho Hague
Conference.

Conference.
By United Netes
BERLIN, July 27.-Russia intends
to approach the various European
powers individually regarding eco
nomic and political understanding
instead OF trying to deal with them
collectively through conferences, NJ.
Litvinoff Of the Soviet foreign office,
declared in discussing plans, in view
Of failure Of The Hague conference.
The Soviet clings to the idea that
the allies deliberately wrecked The
Hague meeting.
Russia is willing to acknowledge
her debts and DO like France. who
recognizes them. but doesn't say
when she is going to pay them" Lit
vinoff observed sarcastically.
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SHOULD ADMIT GERMANY
League Needs Membership, BritOn De.
Clares.
By United Neus

By United Neos
y LONDON. July 27.-Great Britain
view that Germany should be admit.
ted to the League Of Nations at the
September meeting was voiced by II
A l.. Fisher, one Of England's dele.
gates TO the league, in an address at
the twenty second meeting of the In
ternattonal Peace Congress.
AS representative Of the govern
ment. Fisher told delegates Great Brit
ain believed the present division of
the world into opposing camps, of vic
tor and vanquished. against the in
terests of civilization.
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ANSWERS

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Medical. legal and love and marriage
advice will not be given: Unsigned
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replies-Editor.
o-Hcw old is May McAvoy and IS
she married?
A-she was born in 1901 and is not
married.
o.-what is the record for Ginning
the barr
A-Pulling up body with both
hands. seventy-eight times.
o.-when and where was Georges
Carpenter born?
Ale was born Jan Il, 1894 at
Lens. France.
ON playing poker with the Joker
in the dark. what IS the highest
hand that you can get?
A--The Joker counts for any card
the player who holds It may desire.
Thus he may hold five Of a kind.
This hand beats a royal flush.
ON playing tennis where should
the server stand?
A-The server has the right to
stand anywhere between the center
mark and the double side lines In
playing singles the server is not
allowed to stand behind the base line
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UNUSUAL FOLK

WICHITA, Kan, July 27.-Though
he lost his vision three years ago.
Prof. Arthur J. Hoare OF Paramount
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THE REFEREE
By ALBERT APPLE
PENALTY

Martin Smith, a 'lifer" at Sing
Sing, drops dead of heart disease. He
had served fourteen wears Of his sen
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the real causes, after a thorough in
vestigation," says President Sever
ance
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And all men shall fear and shall declare the work of God
they wisely consider of His doing Psalms 649
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RUSHING

BIZ DR. r. Il. BISHOP.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Estate Managers List

Cpostion-ln 1915 tho writer's ',e wss
one Of three sisters and several other
felaale relatives to receive an equal leg
acy which their respective husbands pro-
ceedod to invest for them in what they
thought were good and conservative in
vest,aeuts. Although my record as an
sstate manager compares favOrabiy with
tnose Of other managers. after reading
Your column FOR sorae time I ind that
apparently Tes not as astute as
$1,000 10 swings bank at per cent:
500 victory 4ats;. $ 900 Liberty 4l4s
lvarious .ssues) $1,000 Columbus t..
Power and Light, IS 1870. $ 600 French
Ss; $1,000 x y :. II. {, II. 31zs 1856;
10 shares T.ehigh VALLEY: Southern Pa
c!ic; Pac.Hc on: Union Pacific Ore
bond was purchased a. - with tho fun
uue rstanding IT vas speculative invest
irent. What changes DO you suggest. IN
dergtandns that in vent Of my inca
pacity the income would be highly i'm
portant to my wife? What 10 YOU think
mortgage gold bonds siss du- 1854, cali
ahle at Io5 after January !. 1870. ana
mortgage IS. 1947, at a5is? 80 YOU
think either or both Of these last men
toned bonds would be advisable pur-
chas@s under the present circumstances?
b. II. c.
Answer-We would change the Co.
lumbus Railway, Power and Light 5s
Tor q Northwestern Bell Teleph one Z.
due 1941, not because the bond you
hold is not a good one, but because the
other IS more suitable for your wife
were something to happen TO you We
would suggest that you consider chang
ing The ten shares Of Lohigh Valley
for National Biscuit preferred. You
could continue to hold the Southern
Pacific stock, although this involves a
certain amount OF speculation. but If
you can afford to take that risk and
watch Southern Pacific earnings we
would not advise you to sell at the
present market price. On the other
hand the Pacific Oil. which you re-
ceived from the Southern Pacific, is
speculative and not suitable for YOUR
wife in case OF an emergency In its
place American Locomotive preferred
would be good change. Upon Pacific
preferred is high grade investment
and American Telephone and Telegraph
stock IS, IN our opinion. suitable for
your purposes. We think that the Kings
County Lighting Company bonds are
good investment, but we rank the
Hooker Electro Chemical bonds as a
business mans investment Better
than the Kings County Lighting. how
ever. In our opinon-and this is mere
matter of opinion only-would be the
Pacific Gas and Electric non-callable
6 per cent bonds recently offered at
slightly under par. due 1941.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Argentine Bonds

Question: am thinking of buying $1,000
Sou horn first mortgage S. 1850, and
bonds Aro the Argentine bonds payable
IN dollars aud non-callablc7 | have ST 900
Grsat Northern IS aud $1,000 Chile Ss.
1H41. and. although I am not dependent
upon the income from these securities
L should like to know that they are rea-
3ohably sccure.-A. Il. A.
Answer - Apparently tho Argentine
5s that yo1 refer to arc the Argentine
b per cent internal gold loan of 1909,
redcemable in thirty-six years at the
latest by cumulative sinking fund, pay
able III Bucnos Ayres in gold pesos, in
London in sterling at fixed rate, and
in New York at 97.3 cents a peso. All
of the bonds were sold abroad, notwith-
standing the loan is called an internal
loan. The bonds may be drawn by lot
for sinking fund purposes. Great
Northern Is are a gooa investment, we
think, while Chile SIS we would classify
as good investment for a business
man. We do not think that they arc to
be considerd in the same class with the
Argentine bonds, which we regard as
good investment. Kansas City South
ern IS are n high grade bond, in our
estimation.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Bonds for Collateral

ues,ion-would you please give m.
list OF sound bonds Yielding approx
rlately per cent. which would be salts
factory to any bank for collateral in cass
they should be necessary for q loan? These
bonds would be preferably low rate s or
per cent. and no SoVernIrent bonds few
public utilities and few railroads Also
bonds non-cailahle and maturing in twenty
ar thirty years. would be Preferred
j. G. NJ.
Answer--Six per cent is little high
in connection with the other restric-
tions which you place on the selection
Of bonds, but with this fact in mind,
we suggest the following: New York
Telephone 6s, due 1941, not callable
before 1881; Western Union 61as, due
1886; New York Dock first As, duo
1851; New York Edison 6,as, due 1941;
Pacific Gas and Electric 6s, due 1871,
not callablc; New York Central con-
vertible dcbenture So, due 1886; Lig-
gctt & Myers debenture 5s, due 1861:
Utah Fuel 5s, due 1881; Illinois Steel
debenture lSs, due 1910, and Colorado
FueI ard Iron general 5s, due 1943
When you light shy Of government, pub
lie utility and railroad bonds in invest
ments you are pretty we'll restricted.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Wheat al Highest
Since September
On Advance Abroad
Strength, of Prices in Liver
pool and Buenos Ayrcs
H elps Chicago; Corn
Aided by Export Demand

CHICAGO, FEB. 6. New climbing of
prices in thc wheat market to-day re
suited in the highest level being
reached since September o7, 1921. The
ascent was preceded by word Of
fresh upturn in grain values at Liver
pool and Bucnos Ayres. Closing quo
tations here were firm, &c to 3lhc
net higher. with May at s1.28as to
$685. and July $1.10Es to S1.1OM
Corn scored net advance Of 21ac to
2Hac, and oats, Of %c to 1Sac. In
provisions. the outcome was chanced
to 12c higher
Optimistic views Expressed bv l.adinr
uthorit'cs here had good deal TO do
with causing a somewhat general impress
sion ainomE wheat traders that strong con
about better outlet for farm profuc's :, +
r"inunerauvc prices. Announcement thoro.
ore mat prices were higher at foreign
centers tended to give the market hero
decided upward swing
Furthermore. evidence" wag at hand that
= nheral "no, of export business was
under way, and was apparent also that
Ins,ead or an increase. which had leen
looked for iii the United States visible
supply total, a material decrease was Ger
tam. Continued unfavorablo conditions
for the domestic winter crop in tho South
Yves, operated ns an additional factor in
sending prices upgrade a1d preventing any
important setback during the last part OF
the day.
Reports OF stoppage OF selling on tho
part Of rural holders OF corn led 10 urgent
hldGinE from shorts in the corn market.
''sldes export demand for corn was again
hctlNe. oats assembled with corn
PROVISIONS We're governed BY the action
OF cereals and hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Elliott and promotions"

quest" DO vou regard tho stool, ~ tho
JnW"s W Eliip't'a rusiooss Builders 40
Other thnn purr spoculstjon7 The sales
in"n !" present 'bst this concern does not
pndfrt4se whai arc known as prorotions
hpt - Interested ouiy in tho extension %
20 ine American industries am y etsuog-
f"ph"r whoss earning povnr Is decreasing
and Of course cannot afford to speculate.
IS McF
hnHv"r We REGARD the stock Of the
BUSINESS Rulldors as speculation
meaning bY that term security Of
doubtful present value and moro DOUBT
iul future prospects. 1t is absolutely
unsulted to the Investment needs Of
such person as yourself, cven If
erorything that the glib salcsmen Of
the business Builders tell you about It
should be true. There IS always room
for argument about the meaning Of
words, and We think that there is Ger
tainlY room for argument as to wheth er
or not some Of tho concerns which the
organization is financing are promo
tions. But, whether they are or not.
neither their stock nor tho stock Of the
BusiDesa Builders itself is the sort Of
security into which you ought 20 put
your savings.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Lci,igh Valley Coal Sale.

Question-Wil you kindly inform ns %
f"@ Investments bearing per cent or .
aitie better for $4,000 or $4,000 ex-
poet to lee in receipt Of that sum shortly
hold few sharer OF steel common,
Delaware, Lacisavanna & Western Rail
road and Telephone stock. steel common
is so nrTr = permanent paying basis that
l. is attractive. Would you ad vise The
purohase Or Lehigh Valley coal salee2 II
Is paying large dividends. IA understand.
although the stock docs not appear on the
inarNet.-J. *.
Answer In our opinion Lehigh Val
ley Coal Sales, which has par value
Of so share and is paying at the
rate Of SO a year, has certain specu-
lative clements. Steel common is spec
ulative and the uncertainty about the
dividend rate Of Delaware, Lackawanna
g. Western stock makes that likewise
speculative. We suggest for your con-
sidera,ion preferred stock Of the Corn
Products Company and the Pacific Gas
and Electric 6 per cent bonds, due
1871, recently offered just below par.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
TIE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
Raj R0AD COMPANY

Ds,ee February g. 1,ee ''' ''''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Foreign Bonds
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts wcro tss pacl.arc-
..r,*mory. higher than c,fras lb 36i. q
~ $o'4c seconds eiU9lt.c: loror
grades. SOC. ccntrt,'i i-cd cars 40 scorn
&c &c 50 scor'. 81, 3lac; SIS score - a
O. '2c; unsalteo. higher thar extras rs n
.;s llc: extras, g. score. 36ls 6527i.c frsts
s. q 35'5c seconds. 3lMS1rsc, lowe,
srsdts. SOC: held or storage. high scoring.
3H a 3fc. extras. 60 q 32i,c: Grsts 3OGp
- '2c; seconds. rs 2SW29iac: state dairy subs
nnest. 3I'a WS5Mc: good to prime 331p
S' S'G: common TO f"ir 21@slc; ladies', cur
seconds. 22ls @23c: lower grades, 81 dl
22Ec: racAing stock. current make. NO
!. - = g 22 iac; No. ., 2o}a G21c; lower
grades. q 20c.
Cheese Receipts verc ] t?a boxes New
York state nsts. held specials 22Goasc
:.csh specials. 2o@2oi4c: avcrarc run
fresh. !? 1912c; state twins held specials
age run. l9algisc Wisconsin. double
Daisies. colorcd fancy ., u'2lrc: single
Daisies. colored. fancy. 2l@22c; Young
Americas - "A q &c; state skims. AQ11c
gathered. cxtsas dozen. A q i5c: oxtrn
ii"sts ~ 1906 nrsts. 39 70 4lc. seconds. 81
g Sic: di1tcs. regular paclfcd. No. "a
- 39c so. and poorer, 80 q SGc: checks
cogs 01sts 31GlS2c, seconds 2SQs0c.
ir"sh. nearby and nearby western hcnnory
NaiicS. cNtras, %9Gi Soc extra nrsts A. a.
FISTS Ia extra firsts a6 04sc: under grades
4S t5c pullets' eggs. graded, smallest
out, A A5c: unasso1tod. Al@A3c: Pacific
Coast whites. extras. ~ q SOC; extra ,rsts
- {" tsc. hrste. 4bc. other western and
southern. x 4 48c; nearby and nearby
western hennery browns, extra. 4eN4sc;
nearby brown and MIXED colors, gathered
cNlras. 44W 4oo; frsts to extra frsts
Al q A3c.
Potasoes-Nlaine $50 lbs s4.25as4so;
50 lbs, S3.,5n $40 state lS0 lbs s. 30
@N.4o: 100 lbs. s3.25 q $3.50; l.. l., bbl
sweets. Jersey. bsi5t., sl'5oas2.5c. Dcia.
ware and Maryland, sl.75 q sl.so, Iams
South Carolina. crt., s1.4OVsl5o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

Notice - hereby given that Die Anrual
tl''itNs Of tho S,octholdels of Navlor &
Co. Inc, viii se held At the company $
"h'r@. No. ~" Broadway Borough Of Maj
haii All. ''tS OF NeN York, on tho l5th day
or f'r'uaiy. ls2@ a o'c'oci. Y. NJ. for
tn oi"o.ion cf Directors for The ensuing
yfar ios tire sppointmcut or two lnspec-
tors &C Election. and for the transaction
oi such other business as may be brought
b.!orr the meeting
CHARLES l.. MOKEAu. Secretary
Dated. January 5ist. 1922
1itr. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
noiu1 Of The Nv York Edison COMPANY
io.' the election OF Trustees for The ensuing
Year and ior the :ranSactiou Of such other
SIN SIS a. may property come betore the
ineetire viii be held al tho Office of the
! omranF, irving Place AMI Fifteenth Street,
'>et 1orS Fi's, Tuesday, Feb uary Il. 1922.
1t - oriock noon
MALE..N ILIII.N. Secretarx
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Setback on Curb
In Active Trading:
Motors Depressed
Lincoln andClcvcland Shares
Decline Slightly; Other In
dusirials Also Easier: Oil
Stocks Hold Fairly Steady

Prices turned rcactionary on the
curb market yesterday after a show of
strength in the forenoon. Profit tax
ing in Lincoln and Cleveland Motors
unsettled the list and slight declines
were registered in these az ell as IN
other industrials. Oils held fairly
steady.
Hudson Companies preferred con
tinucd in demand and scored new
high at 9's. Tobacco stocks con
tinucd active along with the motors
and followed the same trend. Phl'lr
Morris lost fraction. Cleveland
Motors fell to 81. after crossing 81.
international Rubber sa@gcd.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
L. =. Trade With Greece

The total trade Of The United States
with Greece for the first eleven months
of 1921. based on the official stats
tics Of the United States. is estimated
at approximately S52,000,00O Of which
Imports into the United States from
Greece were valued at approximately
$50 COO 900, and exports to Greece from
the United States at approximately
$50 600 900
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Investment
Information,

On~stions Of general intercst 10 ia
rrsfors W'H be onsmeycd in The COL
nr'n. IN w}ich cnsc only initinis oiH
b, used. Others min be nnswcrsd by
mail Eddrese oH ,uquir,rs. inoios-
nm stamped. addressed enueiope, to
F1noncial Ediior. The Tr,bume. f5I
Nossnu STREET. Ncw York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
No rliE srnnklInI-nl..s nl

TO TIE STO' k'IOI'ltfS OF
NERCANTILE TRUST CpH1FANE.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that .
sper.e! meeting Of tne stockholdcrs OF
Mercantile T,ust con4pauy has been called
;. O'Clock noon OF thst Gsv A. l',o one,
OF said Company. SO. 1i1 Nroalvsy. jn
phc Borough of Manhattan. FL ''ity OF
New York. TO vote on 4 Proposition to CON
yer, Id Company into national baH4ii.-
xssoclarion under the National i3an4irg
Laws CT The United states, ana b. such
conversion be arpro, ed. 10 4Ut ho~izn fh"
Directors OF said Company. oT i i.to3orsf.
thereof and or the officers ui the Company.
to make and execute articles uf .issJ i.,tioil
and an orgari'zsuon certificate pursuant
70 the provisions Of So ID N;,,lorai Banking
l.e VS.. aud to make and e.ocut. I'll such
other pa pers ard certificates ana in 90 q n
othe- acts necessary iy etact1ate such
conversion of sad com uany into i uaiionel
b. rAlnE Association.
-: order of the Bos-i oi Directors
e., CHELJi> A. AUST ~.
President.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
FINANCIAL
NOTICE
NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS or DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC CUSTOMS ADMI\I>TRA-
T1ON 6Tc SINKING FUND GOLD
BONDS. DUE FEBRUARY ], 1858

Notice is hereby given that Guaranty
Trus. Company Of New York, as Successor
20 Morton Trust Company. Fiscal Ageut
unde- the Fiscal Agency Agreement. rrads
by and between the Dominican Republic
and Morton Trust Compa dated January
u: 1908. hereby invites proposals for the
sale to the Sinking Fund on February 2l
1922. OF bonds of the above Issue in such
amounts as will exhaust tho sum of l'.ve
Hundred Thousand $500. oo0) Dollars. ~
tre lowest prices At which such bonds
Will be offered for sale but not exceeding
lo3.aFs OF the principal amount thereof
Sealed proposals VIII be received 81 the
Trust Department OF the undersigned 1fo
Broad way. New York. \. Y. W to lH:oo
o'clock A. NJ. on Monday. February 20 la12
Faynent OF tho amount OF the accepted
ehers viii be made upon deliver! TO tue
Trustee OF the bonds purchased. Interest
on the bonds accepted VIII cease on FebIu
&ry 81. 1922
The right is reserved to reject any or
al offers in whole in part
GUARANTY Trust COMpANY
OF NEW YOEk
BY: William G. pu.'or.
President.
~. ...I r~.,i.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

NeW YoTF. IsnnaTy - Ia"..
- Special Meeting cf the Stockholders OF
tsis Company win he held at th- o.ncs OF
2he COMPANY. -ss Lexington Avenue, in the
Cry os New York or the 10th day OF Febru-
az next. s. II O'Clock \. NJ for the pur-
bose Of cot~iderns snd acting upon matters
fs!et.nx Il the trecuor l.!les owned and
S2svasYsa e Ys,, by the ftz9mpany IA the ci.y CT
z r. srS;PHrNsoN s~c-...rv.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. YcQr ago.
Reeves. fair 70
prime 100 lbs. $500 S95 $3.50 e.25
y beef.
SIDES. lh... 1919 "a l30.1en
Live veal COM
to prime.
100 lbs ....... e.ooa15.oo lloea17.bo
y essed veal.
city. ID. 100 % is9 .2s
l. ewes, luo
los .....'..... 1000 e5o 5000 500
Dressed wethers.
lb .......... .l4N is @
Dressed mutton,
city. ID. ........ II % IA o78 II
Live lambs, fair
TO prime, 700
lbs. .......... Is 00Gf i4.I5 5000, 8 90
Dressed m g.
city, Id. ...... .@2@ ~ l1N .2S
Hogs. 90 lbs ... a.7561o75 1o5O01l.2o
Dressed n s.
bacon. 10. ...... .I4s4 0.15i2 .i57s 9.16ss
pori,. bhl ...... -. 81 a. 81 so d.3 Q 90
Mess beef. bbl &c.. 1900 q 400 l6.0O0lS 90
Lard. N q !
West, 100 lbs. II oOQ11.1o 12.75 Gl2s5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Representative ofNcwYork- Old and New

The New York Ike Insurance and Trust Company
occupies unique position II New Iof.. Its Trustees
elect their and change in ownership
OF its stock can bring about undesirable changes in
business policy.
The Trustees thoroughly representative of New
York-old and Some desc ccndants men who
originally incorporated the Company in 1880; all
representative of those prolirt in New orl. financial
and legal affairs, Just has been thc 1890
The present Trustees Frederic stryvosan.
Fish Eanund L. nsyaes Columbus Cd. issun W. E.nlen
Paul 1nskumsn Howard Tosnend. ANted E. Msrnna,
NieSoa, Hddc. NJ Stephen P. Nash Lewis
Spencer Morris. Josctn H Choste, E Edwin G.
The Trustees believe that the policy of specializing
Personal Accounts and Personal Trusts makes the Com
pany unusually valuable to the Nsw York Of 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
= EUro L. tADI.F.
SuNriute ndent of Public Works.

PROPOSALS WILL. HG RECEIVED ry
the Bufeau of Supplies and Accounts
navy NaVy Depsrtment, Washington, y. G..
unli J." ciook q. N, Fec q. 1872. for
HeNNerins, cNaporatod milk. fuses and
1Sr "h'nents rubber hose tool steel.
'''' ''ieri"s surface condenser and aviator5'
s"s7i's t. the navy yAid. Brocklyn y
etc. Apply for proposals 20 the Na,y
az, Nas. .n- oNicc. New York y. y or
l" me boteau OF SUPPLIES apd Accounts
lhc NAVY ''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Snmih horn Snnf Markets. -Gnlu..,l

cutrt. exchanged ai iG.95c. GALES lQ1O
ha Icy. N"N ptleans quiet. - points lo,vor
If l5.o0c. salcA. 1866 bales Mobile noni-
MAJ 20 points lower at r. 0oc. salos nil.
r" Vartah steaGy unchanged 49, 15.8Se:
sales 20 bales. Norfolk quiet Unchanged
At iGc: sales. ef2 halos Augusta quiet.
~ points lowor at l5.c@c, sales NIL Mem
phis steady. unchanged ut lc.75c. salen
100 bales. st. Louis nuict unchanged at
io.''c, sales nil Houston ulAet un-
changed at 16.l5c. ap1es LIZA balos Iit-
tle Rock quiet. unchanged at 1850. eal~s
'@S bales. Dallas steady IS points lower
at 15.ooc; sales, Sis bales. Fort Worth
quiet. unchanged at 1890. sales NIL
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
CottOnsecd Oil

Prices Developed r-aotionary tendency
under local selling and closed COMPARE
tiVc!y heaN W at l point net advance 10
points decline.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICr OF THE sEcRETAalE7,;o al ,o,,
Baltimore. Md. January 20 a.s,sc.d
Tho Board OF Directors this DAY 6, oecla ,oos -
for tn the six six months ended December 81: iss,.
the ne, sarnpss Of esns sns sn S0sn sge
farrad S,ocl Of the Company. payable MarSn
l. issg, to tho stockholders Of rscora Tses A. Inv
close OF business on February ;, iS'-
G. w WOOLFORD. Secrstary,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
New York State Bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank

Security. Rate Due Sid Asked Yield
Federal Farm Loan So
1888. op. 1o23........1ce Iof
Federal farm Loan 6s
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TUE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANs :
1,5 Broadway. New York.

' ~ Feb. I. 1sss.
Notice Is hereby given that the as,. An~us' ro,S1
VI il, Ia held at its office ll6 Broadway.
n pstS the Bor"ugh Of Manhattan. CITY OF New
York, on the third Thursday ,acs Of rs0T%Srs roon.
far tha EIsrt;on Of Directors and OF two In
speetors sus .nu Of Election to serve for tho sue
csedIns year and for SUCH such otnes tns mes.inS.
40 HOWARD w. SMITH. eseSesakSs