davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
krecln Expects
Enough Deposits
For /. R. T. Plan
Saws He Will Give Definite
Assurances To morrow
That the Adjustment Will
Re Declared Operative

Alvips ". Krech. president of the
Equitable Trust Company and chair
man of the Manhattan Railway stock
holders protective committee declared
yesterday that he would be able to
give assurance by tomorrow that suf-
ficient Manhattan Railway stock had
been deposited to declare The Inter-
borough Manhattan readjustment plan
operative.
IL cannot conceive" he said, "that
the minority still outstanding could
allow the plan to fail at this advanced
stage" More than 80 per cent Of the
stock is needed by the committee to
declare the plan operative.
The large interests that have not yet
deposited their stockholdings with the
Krech committee, it is understood have
tentatively agreed to consent to the
plan. These deposits would bring the
total above the required 90 per cent
mark. These holdings are in addition
to the stock held by the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, which, it was
announced yesterday, would be de-
posted.
The Interborough again. faces to-
morrow the maturity Of it's S37, 422 600
8 per cent notes. Ordinarily failure to
meet. this obligation might precipitate
receivership, but it is believed that
il all the parties at interest approve
the plan involving change in the
contractural relations with the Man
haitian Railway such action will be
aoided.
Deposits Of marlborough Metropoli-
tan Az per cent collateral trust bonds
have been made in substantial una
nimity and pledges of Interborough
IS have been received in sufficient
amounts to assure the success of the
plan so far as these interests are con-
cerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Commercial Credit

The harve-ts and expanding volume
of business in some industries are be-
ginning to affect the commercial money
market. The buying of commercial
paper by banl,s in the agricultural sec
tons has dropped off in preparation
for loans to harvest the crops, and
business houses are beginning to offer
slightly more commercial paper in the
market in order to gather increa sed
funds to take care of the upward vol
ume of autumn business. Discount
rates on paper, however. have not yet
reacted to these influences. Rates yes
terday were quoted at 4 and 4ha peg
cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve hanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
New Record Set
In Coal Loadings
Since the Strike
Number Last Monday Larger
Than August, 1921, Aver
age; Freight Movement
Gains; Surplus Cars Fall

A new high record in the number of
cars loaded with coal on any one day
since the miners strike began on April
/ last was established last Monday,
when 30,054 cars were loaded for ship
ment, according to reports received by
the Association of Railway Executives.
This exceeded by 1876 cars the num-
Der loaded the previous Saturday,
which had marked the peak up to that
time. Loadings on Monday were
equivalent to weekly production of
approximately 100000 tons.
Comparisons showed that the total
for Monday exceeded by 6,366 cars the
average daily loadings in August last
year, when there was no railway strike
in effect. The loadings were nearly
twice the average loadings in June.
Loading Of revenue freight totaled
S56,219 cars during the week ended
August 10, an increase of $500 cars
ever the preceding week, according to
reports to the car service division of
the association
Compared by districts increases over
the preceding week were reported in
the loading of all ommodities in the
Eastern, Allegheny and Northwestern
districts, with decreases in the Poca-
hontas, Southern, central Western and
Southwestern districts. Except for the
central Western and Southwestern dis
tricts increases were reported in all
districts in the loading of all commodi-
ties, compared with the corresponding
week last year.
Surplus freight cars in good repair
and ready for immediate use totaled
l40,253 cars on August Is, decrease
since August 8 of 1927 cars. Of the
total AEQ h>x,
Il reduction of b,420 cars within a
week, while 1852 were surplus coal
cars, decrease of 1928. Surplus coke
cars totaled 3,G20, a decrease since
August 8 of 262 cars. while decrease
Of 678 cars was reported within the
same time for stock cars, which totaled
5,349.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TaE CHEsArEAKE AND OHIO
EAfI NAY COMPANY
Notice o. Special steeklloidera. Meesli

tEG8tAJ Oh fsN+fta3 rtFf&tsbtHEFF 1aetFtHE
NOTICE. Is HEREBY. GIVEN that sra.
siai Nsetihg q the Stockholders Of the
Ehesspeake and ohta Railway Company has
tesn called By the Board % Dtret 'ws of said
Company 10 he hesa AZ the principal cfice Of
The coripsny. n the ssty e kiessnoi,d, y Y.
ser, 1922, az ii 90 o'clccss a. 81. tor tbs
following PURPOSES
posat TO increase the Companys capital
ffot& hv the addition thereto Of etock IN
fse Par aIsisurs q sse.ooe zoe TO &c
saHtc3 Of Steo each, so as 10 make the total
authorized par amount OF such eapttal
ssaFss 81 tSe par yaias 81 sfee eaea. s',c.,
irareass cf capital stosk to be of such
eiafs or eiasees with such designations.
t.ons or Qualifications tneraof. as the
ssockhoidera AZ said meeting shall de-
tarmtne or authorize and specifeallY,
without limiting she generality nf TIE
oregoirr 70 ccnetdsr and act upos u
p-erossl tt7t the additional capital stock
he In The fret tnses nee preferred stock.
ard tast this same. OF any thereof. may
be Convertible into common stock,
tel To authorize the Board OF Directors
81 Tire Company from tire to time 10
issus ard 10 dispose of such additional
stock on such terms such Board may
n the exercise OF its, lawful discretion
81 To ratify and confirm such action
tneretofore taken or authorized by said
Board in anticipation OF such action by
ms stockholders, as may be submitted TO
ne meeting, and to take such other and
further action in the premises. including
the authorization of any necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments OF
ne charter OF The Company. as the stock
holdess az tine meeting may determine
ana
tdl For the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
For the purpose of the meeting the stock
,rsnster books viii be closed at 2. NJ or
until 10 A. III, on Wednesday. September 81,
1922.
By Order OF the Board Of Directors
A. TREvVETT. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Blu sine IS N g W 8
Factory Wages in n. Y. State
Continue att a Stable Level
Optimistic Factors
Offset Strikes, Vie,v

Despite forces in the existing IN
dustrial situation. which are cheek-
ing progress and dulling the edge OF
optimism, there Is a tone to busi-
ness sentiment that colors the ouE-
look with favorable tints, in tha
opinion of the Mechanics and Metals
National Bank.
"The strikes" says the bank in
it's September review, ARE exercis-
ing direct hindrance on pros
perity, and production and trans
portation are alike suffering be-
cause Of the coal and railroad tie
ups. Nevertheless, business con-
fidence, on the threshold Of autumn,
is strengthened by the harvest
prospects, the ease of money rates,
the sound banking position, and the
demonstration that has been given
during the summer of the buying
power OF the American people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
FINANCIAL
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY

New York, n. T., July IS. 1923
20 the holders Of THE NEW YORK CEN
TEAL RAILROAD COMPANY TEN
YEAR SEVEN PER CENT. COLLAT.
ERAL TRUST GOLD BONDS. Issued
ufdcr Trust Agreement dated Sep.
fcmber I. 1890. b.tcsen said Railroad
company and Guaranty Trust Company
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that The
New York Central Railroad Company. in
accordance with the provisions of the Trust
Agreement above mentioned, has elected to
pay OFF and redeem on September l. 1922,
AL Of Its Ten-Year Seven Per Cent. Col
lateral Trust Gold Bonds aggregating a
principal amount of $25. 600, 900 Issued under
said Trust Agreement, such redemption to
DO at the rate OF los per cent. of The prin-
eipai ameunt, together with interest accrued
ana unpaid tc September J. 1922; that the
principal amount of all said bonds. with
premium and accrued interest as aforesaid.
VII be payable on September /. 1922, at the
Office Of the General Treasurer OF said
Railroad Company. New York Central Build.
ing, No. 46s Lexington Avenue. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York, N Y. and that on
September /. 1922, interest on all or said
BY authority OF The Board of Directors.
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL.
RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY e. +. STEPHENSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
TO THE HOLDERS or
Jefferson & ClearGeld Coal & Iron Co.
Second Mortgage $50 bonds

.
Sotice is hereby given provided in
Article of the indenture dated June s.
1886, securing the above bonds that sealed
oEeTs viii be received up to 10 A. NJ on
states Mortgage g. Trust Co, at It's office
No. b5 Cedar Street. New York. for the
ga TO 1t as Trustee at the lowest price at
which such bonds shall be offered not ex-
Ceeding 1869 and accrued interest OF sur
hclent OF the above bonds to exhaust the
sum Of Thirtys two Thousand Six Hundred
forty-five Dollars and ninety five cents
tS32,e45.95).
Offers shall be sealed and endorsed cot.
iers Tor the sale of Jefferson Il Clearheld
Goal q Iron Company 5@s Bonds 10 Sink
ing Fund and addressed IN the Trust
JEFFERSON & CLEARFrEI.D COAT, &
IRON COMPANY,
BY GEO. II. tCLUNE, Treasurer
dated. Rochester, n. Y, August 10, 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Average of S24.77 for July
Shows Little Change from
That of Last Fall; Cloth
ing, Paper, Textiles Gain

ALBANY, Aug So Average weekly
earnings of factory workers in this
state during July amounted to S2a.T7,
it was announced yesterday by the
State Industrial Commissioner. The
average shows little change from the
weekly average that has remained
about stable since last fall. Some in
creases were reported in special
groups, principally the clothing indus
tries, but these were Offset by declines
in other trades. The increases were
due mainly to the beginning Of sea-
sonal activity, while the decreases re-
suited from summer vacations, the TAX
ing of inventories and the repair Of
and slack business.
The mems clothing trade registered
an average gain of 81 week over the
June average, while the women's APP
parel industry showed an increase Of
IS week. The resumption Of work in
the cloak and suit factories for the fall
season is responsible for the gain. The
waist and dress business was very dull
in July A reduction in earnings in
the mems shirts and furnishings in
dustry was due partly to labor trouble
in the New York City hat and cap fac
tories and partly to the slackening of
activity in the upstate shirt and col
lar factories. The millinery industry
also reported lower earnings in July
than in June.
The paper making industry showed
the increase of second Importance dur
ing the month. Increased working
time in a few plants caused the gain
r%1 ale okr
group of Industries again reported
higher earnings than in the previous
month.
Earnings in the textile industries av-
eraged slightly higher in July than in
June. An increase appeared in the silk
industry as the result Of increased
working time in a few mills. The food
products industries reported earnings
somewhat lower in July than in June,
chiefly because Of the employment Of
additional helr whose earnings were
less than those of regular employees.
Seasonal activity, accompanied by an
increase in wage rates, was the cause
of substantial rise in earnings in the
fur industry in July.
Earnings in the metal industries
were slightly lower in July, although q
few more increases in wage rates were
reported. The strike of railway shop
men caused heavy reductions in som !,
cases, but the earnings of the men who
were employed were very largely in.
creased. For the railway equipment
and repair division as whole the av-
erage weekly earnings We're materially
lower in July than in June Reduc-
tions also occurred in the slverware
and iewelry, brass, copper and alumni
mum, sheet metal work and cutlery in
dustries, due to dull business in some
cases and to vacations or plant repairs
in othels. Earnings were higher in the
machinery and electrical goods divi-
sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Irregular Trend
In Steady Trading
On Curb Exchange
General List Well Support.
ed; Standard Oils Move
Erraiically After Early
ssains /. II It. SIS Strong

Frices developed irregularity IN
oaieter tresing on the curb market
Yesterday after early gains III some
Of the oils. Standard Oil stocks moved
erraticaily Interborough Rapid Tran
SIT SIS were strong, being a feature
OF bond trading.
Standard Oil of New York held
fteady at A4o, but Indiana and ken
lucky shares sagged fractionally.
Vacuum worked 3 points higher.
Anglo American was fractionaiiy
higher. -
Stutz recovered slightly, while WHY'S
first preferred moved up points.
HAYES Wheel held steady on the an
nouncement of business expansion.
Magma Copper gained point. while
independence Lead was also a point
higher. and Southern Coal and Iron
rallied points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
A. A. Chemicals Assets

Because of a typographical error Y
The Tribune yesterday an erroneous
impression was given concerning the
assets of the American Agricultural
Chemical Company. The facts are
these: The balance sheet as Of June
30. 1922, showed current assets of $685.
887,85S, contrasted with only $7,075,-
GAL in current liabilities. The assets
included S18,sS0.295 accounts receiv-
able and s1s,796,362 in notes receiv-
able, $13,318,303 in inventories, $2,49S,-
517 in cash and S394,375 in United
States and Dominion Of Canada bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
In ssrcnx C~ssnty
lkz,,.n, sY... 80 4~tsnys Tft.
Satisfied Judgments

I'm New York C0un&
The first Dame Is that Of sas
the second that Of ti7e creditor =
when Judgment WAS filed
Freund. Edwarsi--.J A Mahlstndt
Lumber 8 Coal Co. 5uly ~
fSIs ,sss...ss....,,s 80 's
Meyers. John s--ciison i.emsn
Western Co. May IL. 1879
Radigan. Joseph--S Block. Juffs
s, 1922 tvaeafedt $3.50
Guerin. Cornelius, Rnd Ntk snrsN
Co---Peorle etc. Jusy -. 1872
fSacassdA s, =. ~. ~
Richard e yhiaaut. Inc People {
etc. Juns ~, 1916 tvsCstec n
STANDARD Gas Light 60 OF SNy
Of y Y--H 0reenbergeF sunet
IS, 1899 trevsrsed) s,. 81.
Schiff, Easkell-Aaadisnn 1IuA
Cos October 10. 1915 trelssseas
Mcraiiutn. John. and MI Sassas
Co. People etc August : = 1s'A
tyacatea) s......x...,s, X
Zorfss. sol, ard New Asastsrdsln 3
Casualty Cc-~Feepie etc, suAs
so. 1897 fvacatedf AZ
Morale, John =. and New AM
sterdsn casuaity Ce--- Fee pts3
etc. August 2a. 1922 tyscai ea ss
Frost. Mary VIII Dassels ssRss
tcfnker 8. 1915
is Brpns CouNty
sseta, Maurice 3s--Bs enrs taTSz 2 ~
Eros Co. Inc; July 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Consolidated l.iaar

The Consolidated Cigar Corporation
for July, which under the company,s
system of bookkeeping, includes four
weeks TO July %, will report net earn
fngs of approximately $3.50. 1000 for that
period, bringing total net earnings for
the first seven months Of this year lin
10 ss11.000. Thi; is an increase of
about 80 per cent. compared with the
corresponding period of.ls2l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
WAyLAND OLE. AND GAS CO.
= ALFRED DRYER and ]. r. ,CAULFIELD
Trustees in Dissolution


New York, August 10, 1922
40 The Stockholders of Wayland OIL and
Gas Company:
1t Is expected that within the next 80
Gays the Trustees in Dissolution will be
able to distribute final liquidating divi-
oend This dividend will amount to l9c
per share and will bring the total pay
mehts made 10 stockholders TO 1881 per
snare In winding up the affairs OF the Com
pany. ~ Win
Before this distribution is made 81 Ia 70.
cured that all outstanding certificates OF
STOCK ne surrendered. Please endorse in
nIanN certificates standing in your name
anu send them by registered mail TO j. II
Caulheld. Room 1907, 81 wall Street nm
or before September 18th, Va
we plan on that date to mail checks at
1he rate OF &c. per share for all cert,n
Gates which have been surrendered nm 10
september 10Th. and thereafter checks win
a DE 'orwarded as fast as stock certificates
ALFRED DRYER
J, 4. CAtLFIELD
Trustees IN Dissolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
10y Department, Washington, D. e.,
until 10 o'clock a. M, Sept. i2. 1892. for
delivering dark blue cloth. maincenieat and
ehned Deets 10 the navy supply depnt
sc. brooklyn, y, a.. etc App for pro-
nosals 70 the Navy Purchasing once New
YORK. y, y, or TO the Bureau of Suppljes
sha accounts. DAVID POTTER, Payfiias-
Ter General OF the Navy sss-as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31

me following judgments were filed yea.
terday, the first name being that OF ths
debtor ~ N''e
Antizeo, Joseph &c Antizso Coz
~ X Fairbank Co. Inc s1se sa
American Produeegs Export Corn
of Y-@P kaussr nsas
Burger. Iacob--U S Casualty Go sSs 81
Braunstein, kalman tx Brann.
stein) NJ Barfunkel ct al Iss "a
Berlin, Jsidor---J Abramowisz ahxes
Byram. Wm C--J G. sicIutire ia an
Barrett. Edw--fI h Kelly 1t al sssag Al
Berman. Henry e. Morris Berman
ana Joseph Gottfrlsd--chenlica
Nat Bank s,..&. II .... q s'3 4 ana n,
Benson Motor Co of y Y Inc
Federal Acecptanee Corr Las ~
Brenners Morris--E Herhst las CD
lass, Samuel, and David Scharf
I'M GarfunkeI ST al go r4fas
Susten, Simon---Csfoker MI fire
prevention Engineering Co... fSsss
Cohen, Julius--Wilson q CO. Yas XII
Cnrren. Joseph~-M 7, Smith Yas az
eAesnslng Pfoducts 20, inc--Sun-
:, shine shine Soda 60; sas,es
. Sss.inp crnsst--Sitmhei Bros, y J90.ss
YYsss $1,000 sohn Same ..,. s0a. 90
i Do.iiha, Haw F. Hanna 20 $500 s,22S.3o
Easthampton Corr Co. Ino-~-R c
r, a'ller s,s e q ~ s,es,is
L, iIne Detecting Co OF r. y... cos5T
rshe. George CT n Fielder ssf 81
faIzgefald. Albert Wv n Rup.
r, Pei NJ Is, 3. 1. sI.s.. 1890
Hcrowttz en,n.
Sains--L Ssershowisz y. ssaS5
Guldera, Thomas &c Eush sSss7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
vIRGIN1A-cARoIrNA CHEMrcaI, co

IIchmond, Va, August II, 1922.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
hereby gives notice that any holders OF Its
we've Year ia 20 Sinking Fund Gold De-
ventures can now. until further advertise
ment. receive payment for same at 1867.
ana accrued interest to date of presenta
non, by presenting same, with all unma
tured coupons attached, to the Trust De
psrtment of the Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York, at it's main office 40 Broad.
way, City of New York
EDWARD e. COLES. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF
the Rodgers Granite Corporation for the
election OF officers and directors and for
the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting will be- held
on Monday. Sept. H. 1922. at the ONCE OF
said corporation. a " o'clock
@. r. HEATH. SecratarY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Ii u s mess Troubles

Grionda. 1sceb--M 1lstwisx. ass. I
0Teerberg. Harry. and Sasnl KS.
iewsky--f kfosnttskv ....4.
Gllmorr. John A--Lusnher Mutual
Casualty rnp CO. Of - y. !
Grsenia@ GrssvlIle F-.-J " was- /.
Hellaresr clara scisys Fat .
Snopl--Ai.ken Sen a 90. Inc ]
Hudson. Ernest RE G schgitse I
Esysna Hotel Corp--Cseplss ca
Mssrs, Inc ..,...,........... IN
Heyens. VIM w - Mi Asbestos
MFG Co .,.s.s.........s.s. ~
Easan. Isidor A--y.ss Dash Ca. !
kainsowitz. Meyer-K Garfenksi !.
xrrth. wua---Resssnwsher's Inc. .
Morris FeIn. Inc - International
Time Kecordirg Co. OF -
Motley, Kstherire--1hes p Cali i.
Nelson. Chas S-s,sinesrg Bros o !.
Wolf. Inc. ...-.....,.s..-...s .
Norman, CARR {, Leach ...@s,l
Prince, Felix--H rTnkelIn ..s.~l ~
Sawe--M Wilhelm ....-..s.s,.
Potts. Lens or Mrs Georgia !.
stewart ct al ......s4s.,s---ir !
Rey. JuRn--A Beres. .......-..-.i, y.
Rose, Jay--B Neilmns, s.ssss.t
Robertson. Carl - Ninth Res'sf
Koerner. Petsf--E r Irish q Co. =.
Corp =. ~ ~.
Schiossberg. lsfael--M Y sseckiet
slcmon. Julin--a p Nsemsn ct 81
Hcnisc, Amelia Sasrs .....4ss..f
Hlnsle. rcsi.0--ssafne. .......4,.s
Bender, I'm nsa--Sams ..+-,as...
MRstern. Hslen-~Ssms .+....,.ss
Bender. Wan E's-Ssfns ,...stt.+.
fsensfsr. Oscar f--Salns ....ss.a.
Bender. Frederick &C r wirs
800
Simon. Julia. aud AmAi,a "
Heaiss. trgstees--Sata s.4.sf.s
Sunlight Cafeteria & Ilsiicasessen
GO, irc----C 4 &adso s.a..ss+-.
Sohn. Nike; Henry simon ana
Joseph Frank fAaabasiss
wsi.tcost Goa L Friedmsn
Terry, NELL s-U Raeb,r Co.
weber. Ssmuei--N n p~otkts,
Woodruff. John wallace Bes,
ding House. ......ss s...--.,ss. n
whitney, .ienaie-M Ksts e a.
West Pena Coat Ce. inc. Charles
saesoeits and Max Leeksr~-S
In ssrenx Ccssssy
Hyman, Henry. aud Isldoge TIT i
nsuer--M Bloch .,.....s- .ss.s.
/ Lang. Wiiliam-,isy Foundry y
Iron WORKS.. ..se...st-..s.s.
nelnwalds keroert~E Lashsr
Schneider. Fereinand--E AiTseh' j,
woln, BsnJafnln-w A Ruers's
safes Co.. s.,....,st.r.s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
>Ew YORK TRANSIT COMPANY

New York. August 81. 1892
dividend OF $500 per share has been
aeeia RED on The Capital Stock of this Com
Pany. payable October IL. 1929. 10 sfork .
heiders og record al the close If h,,s,y -
September 20. 1922
j, n. FAST, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
AME.RIcAN caN IN IA

A quarterly dividend of one ara three
quariers per cent. has been declared on
re freferred Stoak OF this Company, paw
able October I'd, 1892, To stockholders Of
record AT the close OF business September
Jatn, ~. Transfer Books Will remain
open Checks mailed
=. 4. iSMON. Secretary AMI Traasrrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Bid ana Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations OF stocks listed or tho
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
o. k.....s.... .akeAa

III With Avenue
New lerk, August 80 1922
dividend Of lag has been declared
on 9 tae Preferred Stock of THE AMER
Ian TOBACCO COMPANY. payable DC
.Suef is-s, TO stockholders OF record a
me close 81 business September o. 1922
Checks viii be mailed
]. NJ. W. HICKS Treasnre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Steers. fair TO so
prime, 90 lbs. sS.251Io,35 %
d e IS g beef
sides, Id -. .0e@ts os1 "a
Live veals. COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....... 1O.0O1t5oO 10 oOss,s IN
Dressed veal, city.
ID, ID. ...... 1870 ia 100 at
,,l lbs. ,..,s $500 500 ASSOC $50
10. ...,........ 1870 rs --0a -
Dressed mutton,
city. lb..... $50 "a os0 IA
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. ......... 12.00G1Boo rnosa .n
Dressed m b s, ~"
city ID. ..... 1870 30 J2m ..
Hogs, 100 lbs.... sT5m1o75 10 onM,,on
Dressed hogs, ba- 'S'
con, lib. ....... .l6h @1ess 1sn IN ,es.
Pork, Dbl. ...... $500 a. 20 % b5 "a " ,e a.
Mess beef. bbl... 14006Itb00 10 m * 9 ~
ard, M d die Nv
West. 100 lbs. 10.s0Gl1A0 fotoes,o o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were fiIea ,e.
debtor ~
An.iaeo; Joseph &c Antizso Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Wholesale Sales Gain

per cent.