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The daily times., 1922-02-20

Washington, Feb. 20.-The accept
ance by the United States of the offer
by Henry Ford for the purchase of
Muscle Shoals nitrate and power
plant would constitute a violation
Of the solemn and binding agreement
entered into with our company under
date of June 8, 1918, J. o. Hammitt,
vice president of the air nitrate cor
portation NOTED the house military
committee today.
The agreement was read as fol-
lows:
If upon cessation Of this war or
for any other reason the United
The daily times., 1922-02-20
ENGSTRUM READY
WITH HIS OFFER
Will Explain the Modified Of
fer Before it is Submitted to
Congress.

Washington, Feb. 2O.-Arrange-
ment had been made for a conferences
with Secretary Weeks by Frederick
Engstrum, head of the Newport Ship
building company of Wilmington rel
ative to the Engstrum offer for the
Muscle Shoals property. MIR. Eng.
strum recently submitted a modified
offer and today planned to present ex-
plantations of several features of it
prior to it's submission to Congress.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
EXPLOSION is BLAMED
ON A BOMB.

New Brunswick, N. j., Feb. 2O.-A
frame house in the Italian quarter in
Woodbridge Avenue, Highland Park,
was blown to pieces today and two
others nearby were badly wrecked by
an explosion which the police said
was caused by bomb.
Ralph Woenough, 33, the only oc-
cupant of the wrecked house, was ar
rested pending an investigation.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
OBJECTION T0A
FOREIGN CLAUSE
IN TARIFF BILL
REPUBLICANS CONFER
Efforts Being Made to Smoothe
Out Differences Between the
Finnace and Ways and
Means Committees on the
American Valuation Plan fo,
the Bill.

Washington Feb. 20.-Ranking
Republicans Of the house ways and
means committee were invited by
majority members of the senate fin
ance committee for a conference to
discuss the valuation plan to be writ
ten into the pending tariff bill.
The invitation from the finance
committee majority followed state
ment of Chairman Fordney on Sat
urday that if the senate adopted a
bill with the foreign valuation clause
the house would rewrite it with an
American valuation provision and
"let the senate try again" The for
|eign plan already has been agreed on
tentatively by the senate committee
majority.
Besides Chairman Fordney repre-
|sentatives Green of Iowa and Long
worth of Ohio are to attend the inter
committee conference which was
called in an effort to smoothe out diff
ferences between the two committees
on the American valuation plan.
Majority members of the house
ways and means referred back today
to the special tax subcommittee the
while problem of how the sold lei
bonus is to be financed. 1t was an.
nounced the sub committee would
meet tomorrow and would go into
the question of sales tax.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
MARKETS
COTTON. .

New York, Feb. 2O.-Cotton fu-
lures opened barely steady, March
1925, May 1910, July 17.55, Oct.
1900, Dee. 1896.
New York, Feb. 20.-The cotton
market showed strength during to-
days early trading making new high
ground for the movement. This was
inspired by reiterated reports of more
favorable trade conditions in Lam
cashire with relatively firm Liverpool
cables. There was good deal of real
izing at the opening advance but this
was absorbed with May selling up to
Is. 20 and July to 1910.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
SHOT BROTHER WHO

New York, Feb. 2O-Jean Rosseau
Is, was arrested charged with shoot
ing her FL year old brother Alphonso
during a quarrel in which when he
upbraided her for permitting a young.
man to call and remain late. Alphonso
was taken to a hospital with, two
bullets in his body
The daily times., 1922-02-20
STOCKS.

New York, Feb. 20.-Foreign oils
were the outstanding features at the
active and firm opening of today's
stock market There was an opening
advance of 1 Ia for Mexican Petrol
cum, this being doubled in the next
few transactions. There was further
covering in short contracts in rails,
equipments and other speculative ia
vorites.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

A decline of 23.3 per cent was
registered in railroad traffic during
1921 according to figures compiled
by the Association of Railway Exc
cutives. The freight carried during
1921 was 1o4,3eO,0OO,0O0 tons less
than the ton-mile of 1920.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

One hundred race horses were
burned yesterday when a horse barn
at the Indiana State Fair grounds at
Indianapolis was burned. The loss is
estimated at 100000, Three horse
men were injured while trying to
rescue the horses.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
PREACHER GOES ON A STRIKE

Black Pool, England, Feb. 90
Rev. Adam Hamilton, pastor of one
of the Congregational churches here,
has announced his intention of going
on a strike for two weeks. He said
the empty pews in his church showed
there was something wrong either
with his sermons or the church.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

Judge X. M. Lands, recently re-
signed from the Federal bench, has
announced that he plans to tour the
South, devoting more OF his time to
the interests of the American
Legion.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
BANK MESSENGER
ROBBED OF $4,000.

ROBBED OF $4,000.
New York, Feb. GOWN. A. Rus
sell, messenger for the Greenwich
bank, was robbed of $4,000 in cur
rency by an automobile bandit who
boarded the truck in which he was
transported by the money downtown.
The robbery occurred on 18th
street near 7th avenue.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
GENERAL NFWS

James A. Cannon, postmaster at
Fountain Inn, S. c., for 40 years.
has been relieved of the postmaster
ship. He was appointed by President
Grant in 1873
The daily times., 1922-02-20
LIVERPOOL OPENED

Mar. 1875, May 1875, July 1884
Oct. 9.97.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

N. Y. COTTON CLOSED.
Mar. 1910, May 1916, July 1854,
Oct. II .16, Dec. 1907.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
LIVERPOOL CLOSED

Mar. 1922, May 1925, July 1920
Oct. 9.S6.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
12 O'CLOCK MARKET

IL " OOAOCh N1At6AHI
Mar. 1881, May 1905, July 1889,
Oct. 1901, Dec 1890.
Spots, Wilson market 17c.
The daily times., 1922-02-20
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENED

Wheat, May LAP, July 1.25.
Corn, May 68 IA, July 65 1-S.
Oats, May 81 SIS, July AZ Is.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

CALL MONEY.
Closed 5 1-2 per cent.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

OATS CLOSED.
May Al 5-8, July 43 7-8.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

WHEAT CLOSED.
May 146 1-2, July 127 3-4.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Sterling 439, Francs 9.19, Lire
500 1-2, Marks "A 1-2.
Call money 4 IL per cent.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

CORN CLOSED.
May 63 1-2, July IS IL.
The daily times., 1922-02-20

THE TWO EDITIONS OF I'm
WILSON DAILY TIMES COVUj
EVERY SECTION or RAGTKRl1
NORTH CAROLINA
The daily times., 1922-02-20

THE WILSON DAILY TIMES, AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT
GETS DIRECT RESULTS FOR IT'S
USERS, FOREIGN AND LOCAL
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Barnsdsll "A" Shares

Question BarnRdall A has beon reootn-
menaed TO me- know very little about
THIS stock, SO would be glad to have YOU
tell me something about the company and
also do you believe II is q good buy at
tts present price ?E--J. IL. T.
Answer Before presenting details
of the Barnsdall Corporations history
it should be made plain that we cannot
attempt to say whether or not q stock
is good buy" since an expression
Of opinion on that is tantamount to
prediction of future market prices.
Predictions of this sort fall outside the
province of this column. t3arnsdall
Corporation was incorporated in Della
ware in 1916 as the Pittsburgh Invest
ment Company. the present title hav-
ing been adopted in 1919, when the
United Investment Company assets we're
acquired. The capitalization is divided
into s15.000,000 Class A voting shares
and $4,000, 600 non-voting Glass B shares
of .s25 par value. There is outstanding
s13,00o,00o Class A stock and slightly
less than $4,ooo,0o0 Glass B. stock.
Neither class of stock has received
any dividends since April 80, 1921.
Both classes of stock share equally in
the event of the dissolution or liquida-
tion Of the company, The corporation
Is engaged in petroleum production
and mining operations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Offer Block of Sinclair Oil
8P. C.. Cumulative Preferred

The Chase Securities Corporation
and Blair & CO., Inc, are managers Of
group offering for subscription a
brock OF SINCLAIR Consolidated Oil Cor
poration 8 per cent cumulative sinking
fund preferred stock The subscrip-
tion price is 100 and accrued dividend,
tn yield per cent. free Of the normal
Federal income tax.
This is the first public offering Of
the preferred stock by the banking
group, which also includes Kissei,
Kianieutt & Co, White. Weld & CO..
J a w Selgman & Co.. Spencer. Trask
e Co. Ynd ianney & CO. Heretofore
- RsstsgsEs stock has bsea avallahis
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Wants 6La to Z Per Cent

Question: wish you would let me
know through the ncolumns Of the financial
ion with regard to buying at present
bond Of the Chicago. Milwaukee g. st. Paul
Railroad convertible ANS "a baby bondl'
or would you advise buying a French Re"
public or 7h7 Would Ike to to- know Nv
interest semi annually II paid In United
States money. My object is to get good
Investment bond which will pay me about
eis or Z per cent interest,". F. C.
Answer-We consider the St. Paul
convertible AVS low grade railroad
bond suitable for anyone who can as
sumo the risk that goes with junior
issue Of road that is not making ends
meet. In the absence of any informa-
tion ON your financial standing we can
not say whether this bond is suitable
for you. The. French TINS and IS are
coupon bonds; the interest payable
semi-annually in United States funds,
SO that the value of the coupon is not
Influenced by the rate Of exchange. Ihs
condition of affairs on the European
continent.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Investment Information

yealed in the list of securities you now
hold. There Is no reason, as far as we
can see, for making any change In
your present holdings. The Eastern
Cuba Sugar Corporation z "a per cent
bonds are no better than business
mans investment, despite their mort
gage security and the guaranty Of the
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation. This Is
a new company, which entered the sugar
kusiness at times when the industry
was In an uncertain condition. The
credit rating Of the borrower Is fairly
we'll reflected in the fact that q TN per
cent coupon rate was necessary at a
time when first grade mortgage bonds
are selling to yield per cent or lesS
and the additional fact that to this
attractive interest rate the company
felt called upon to add an option to
purchase Cuba Cane Sugar common
stock at $40 share. This bond may
have speculative attractiveness owing
to the conversion privilege, but 1t is
certainly not bond that would meas
ure up the standard of your present
holdings. For your $4,000 of new cap
ital we suggest 10 shares of New York
Telephone 6 ~ per cent preferred stock.
selling recently around 10; $1,000 st.
Louis San Francisco prior lien 5ias,
due 1912, yielding about 81 per cent,
and $1,000 international Paper first 5s,
due l947, yielding about 5.S per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
except through the conversion OF m,
company's 7h per cent notes.
Reserve Coyernors Nee,

WASHINGTON, Oct 9.--Governors
and Federal Reserve agents Of the
twelve Federal Reserve Districts will
meet here Tomorrow for their annual
JOINT meeting with the Federal Re
serve board. Agricultural credit prob
lens. it rs understood, will be en-
phasized at the nesting, which will
continue throughout the week with
especial attention being given ID the
consideration of the part played by CO.
operative marketing associations In
farm q financing. Routine questions
Such u uniform methods OF procedure
vii lslaa hs taken W for diseuGsioA.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Livermore Offering Taken

Jesse L. Livermore's Offering OF 400,-
600 shares Of no par value stock of the
new Mammoth Oil Company was over
subscribed, shortly after the subscr,n-
tion books wefe opened, mt was ave
nounced, at Mr. Livermores offices yes-
terday The offering price was $40 a
share. The new stock was admitted to
trading on the Curb Exchange on 3
when issued" basis and sales ranged
from high of 43 to a low of 4Oh. The
final sale was at 40A.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Stick to Sound Investments

Qusotion-Your advice as to any changes
IN the following securities and as to In
vestment OF $4,000 additional will be ap-
preciated. should like your opinion espr-
ciaily OF the new convertible IN bonds
guaranteed by Cuba Cane Sugar and listed
AZ present on the curb an e. Gu sug. ~, !,
as e.. a business mans Investment. 1 under
these bonds on the New York Stock Ex-
fhanss Ass ssssS s and s Ysn s
married; two children. (nine and eleven
1925, $4,000 due 1855, $4,000 due ioia: do
not own my house; 10 shares Union Pa
cific, 10 shares Southern Pacific, 81, 900
Chesapeake & Ohio convertible 5s, 1900
Baltimore g. Ohio refunding Is. $1,000
American Smelling IS, 81. 900 United States
Rubber 6s, $1,000 United Kingdom 6hs
1881; $1,000 Japan 4s, 1891; $1,000 Copef1-
hagen Ms; war stamps, savings bank
$1,000; 10 shares Chesapeake & Potomac
prefer New York Stock Exchange securi-
ties I have been able to watch changes
For instance. year or two ago sold ten
Northern Pacific and bought ten Southern
Pacific. making $50 on the deaf. with later
appreciation of Southern Pacific and de-
probation of Northern Pacific. Have been
much bothered by firms with unlisted
curlties to sell--mining stock. etc. Should
appreciate greatly your disinterested ad-
vice--C. II. B.
Answer-z-Let the bothersome firm
seeking to sell you mining stocks
waste Its time while YOU adhere to the
sound investment policy that is re-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Belgian Intereas Tina

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.--Payment a.
$475.000 Of interest on sl9, 9,0oO. 900 81
surplus war supplies sold Belgium ~
the War Department in 1919 falls dua
tomorrow. So far Belgium has naid
interest on the obligations for these
supplies held BY the Treasury In the
amount Of about $2,000,0Oo, the pay
ments being made through the Federal
Rcasrvs Bank Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
b. & A. Preferred

Question AS a daily reader Of your col
umns would ask your opinion Of the in
pestment value of Bangor Aroostook
Railroad Co.'S per cent preferred stock
offered by Brown Bros. and Hayden, Stone
In to-day's Tribune at s95 ex-Qctnber I
dividend, / have quite a list#of good
stocks -anI bonds and am not dependent
ON this income. l usually consult the
bond department of Industrial Trust Com
pany before buying securities. Incidcn-
tally, ! would like to know how much
bonds are ahead Of this ssue.-B. M c.
Answer Bangor & Aroostook Z per
cent cumulative preferred was created
in April, 1917, and has preference for
assets as we'll as dividends, and is re-
deemable at 110 and accrued dividends
Dividends have been paid semi-annual- :
ly regularly and are earned at present
by an ample margin. The stock is
somewhat unseasoned, but is suitable
for a business man in position to
watch earnings of the road and to as
sumo the, risks involved. The stock
sells on the Curb market around the
issue price.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
List for 100000

ouestien---r have read with great inter-
htenss. Wish that you would publlsh what.
In your opinion. would be the best invest
ment Of $40. 900 split up In different securi-
ties Welding the best income for safe
X. D.
Answer The following securities
would make q coed investment for your
$4,000: Twenty shares of New York
Telephone 8h per cent preferred
stock, selling recently around 10;
$1,000 Canadian Northern Is. due 1910
yielding about SO per cent; $4,000
st. Louis-San Francisco prior lien 5as
due 1912, yielding about 5.S per cent;
$4,000 international Paper IS, due
i947, yielding about So per cent. and
$4,000 Pacific Gas and Electric 5s, due
t9a2, yielding about Sc per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Markets in Other Cities

Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
4oooCJ 5s.,;;;.. s5,a s5,A o51s s5h
1000 1000 Miss dis. RI Pow 5 IS s9a 81 ssa 'ssa sssh
1000 War Bros 7hs.116 116 116 116
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10

Four full columns Of in.
vestn,ent questions and an.
s,rers suilI be published in
The Tribune @eUery Sunday
ard Monday. On other days
one fr,H column ,cill appear.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
PRODUCE.

BEANS-Marrow. choice, domestic, 100 lbs.
81: pea. Michigan, 1922. S6.50a6.75 pea. Ru-
MANIA S5a5.25: medium, Rumania, 50; small
California, $7a7 so; red kidney. 1921, SO; i'm
periai. $3.50; white kidney. s9a9.25.
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
lb., 45tka56c.; extras, 92 score, 44lza45c. :
firsts, 36ha43hc.; seconds, 34a35kc.: lower
grades. 32a33c.; centralized cars, 90 score,
3sa3s1kc.; 80 score. 36lza37c.: SO score. asa
36Ac. NJ to 81 score. 34ha35hc.; unsalted.
score 45ha46c,: firsts, 37ika44thc; seconds.
35a36kc.; lower grades, 33a3ic; held or
storage high scoring. 42a42hc.; extras, 4OIs
a4Ic; firsts, 36a39i1c.: seconds, 33ika35c. :
prime 3ea42c.: common TO fair. 3la3sc. !;
indies. current make. extras, 31l5a32c.; !;
Grsts. 29lsa3oc.; seconds. 2stc; lower
make, No. 1. 2sIsa29c.; No. 2. 27iza2sc.; ;
lower grades, 2oa2Ic.
CHEESFc--New York State, flats. June spe-
ciais, 2bc. average run. 24a24hc.; New York
state, flats, fresh specials. 25c.. average
run 24a24izc. Wisconsin, double daisies,
2sIsa24c.: single daisies. 231ta24hc.: Young
Americas, 24a24hc.
EGGs--Fresh gathered, extras. doz.. asa
SOC. extra firsts, 44a4ec. firsts. 37a42c. :;
seconds. 2sa35c.; lower grades, 2oa2Ie.
trade eggs, 24a26c.: dirties. No. I. 24a25c. !;
No. 2 and poorer. 20a23c.; checks, poor 10
choice, dry. 1sa22c.; refrigerator extra firsts.
charges paid TO expiring dates. 31a32o.
checks, local Gambling. 1sa1gc. refrigerator
whites, nearby, 32a41c.; Pacific coast. 32a
die: other Western. 30a35c. fresh New
Tersey hennery whites. uncandled. extras.
Tfa7bc: nearby hennery whites. extras, local
candIed. 74a75c. nearby and nearby Western
hennery whites, average extras. 66a71c.; ex-
ira fIrsts, e2a65c.; firsts, 55a6oc:; nearby
rathered whites, firsts to extra frsts. 55a
Sao' undergrades. 42a53c.; pullets' eggs.
ssanac. Pacific coast whites. extras, Boa
eec. extra firsts. 6oa64c.: flrsts. 55a5sc. !;
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
WHEAT DIPS AS WAR
CLOUDS GET THINNER
Turkish Attitude Causes Rise
Early-Lake Rates Hit
Canadian Grain. 4

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Although warlike
aspects of the Turkish crisis gave the
wheat market an upturn at the opening
to-day, buying power failed to broaden
and prices declined under persistent SELL
ing. largely of a profit taking character.
The close was unsettled at the same as
yesterdays finish to 1c. lower. with
December s1.0Sh to $1.o69s and May
s1.0Sh to $1.0Sss. Corn lost MaAc. to
1Ma1Ac.; oats gained shade to ha
Ac. and provisions finished at &c. to
&c. advance.
The fact that wheat had been on the
upgrade for four days and that the
foreign outlook. although disturbing. was
still asserted to be for peace had much
to do with the enlarged selling and the
lack of aggressive new demand. Be-
sides. Winnipeg reported greater hedging
pressure on account of expected heavier
receipts. whereas the outlet for Canadian
wheat was further restricted by lake
freight rates rising to Sc. bushel. the
highest charge ever known. In addition,
arrivals Of wheat at primary points in
the United States continued liberal.
Showers relieving the drought which
of late has retarded tho sowing Of winter
wheat was further bearish influence.
On the other hand, domestic milling call
for wheat was said to have improved In
many sections and Gulf exporters were
bidding 1c. higher on wheat ready to
ship. The Eastern seaboard. however.
sent word that exporters there were re-
luctant to offer wheat abroad because
of uncertainty of obtaining supplies.
Corn was weak from the start. Talk
of Argentine competition in export busi-
ness handicapped bulls. Oats were
strengthened by comparative absence OF
rural offerings
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

mediums. 4sa56c.; pullets. 4oa43c. other
Western and Southern. gathered whites, 42a
DOC; nearby and nearby Western hennery
browns, 52a5jc.
asl; Jersey, 75c.aS1. upriver. 5c.a$1; state.
7ac.a$i: bbi., S2a5.5O; California, box, 81. .5Oa
l.G5 Washington. si.5oa4. Grapes. upriver.
Bartlett. basket, s1a2.75; bbl. s3a7: seckel.
bbl:. s4.50ao basket. 81 .5oa2.75. Ounces.
bushel. 81 .25a1.75; bb.. $4a5 Peaches, State.
20a25c.: bushel basket. s1.75a2.5o. Prunes, 4
ID. basket. 20a30c. bushel basket, Si.50a2. 75
60 lb basket. 7oc;asi cranberries. 1abbl:;.
2oa25c Oranges, California. box s2ais.5o;
Eiorh Florida. si;TSaaSo; Grape fruit; Isle Of
as.25 Florida, 81. Sos5. 90 Lines, bbi.. s1as'
Lemons. California. box. s7a1o.5o. Pine
apples. Porto Rico. crate. s2a9. 70. Avocado
melons. western, &C crate. ''' sias; Ca casaSs aba
melons. crate, $2a3; Valencia Queen. crate,
s2a225; muskmelons. Nevada, pink meat.
standard crate. s2a3; flat. 50c.a$1.25; Colo
RADIO. Rocky Ford. standard crate. S1a2
flat crate. Goas5c.: pink meat. flat crate.
Si.25a1.75.
PoTATOEs..Jerses cobblers. sack sl.5oa
Island, 1so lbs, 81. 1oa2.25; f65 lbs. 81. c5a
80 80 $50 lbs; s2a2.15; No. 2. sia1.25; Maine.
nearby, .25assc.: Western broilerp. boxes. 25a
JSc.; bbs. 24a30c. Western frrers, boxes, "a
a2Sc. bbls., 23ao7c. Western roasters, boxes
.6a30c.; bbls., 26a31c. frozen roasters. 25a
52c.; fowls. fresh Western. boxes. 2fa33c.
bbls., 2ia32c iced. 2oa2sc. old cocks. fresh,
l8a2oc. Turkeys, fresh. 30a45c. frozen, 3pa
SQUADS. white. dozen, s3.b0as.5o: dark, 81. sc
a3. Guineas. pair, $fa1.50.
POULTRY, LIvE-Fowis. freight, 20a27c
express IssS; ISa29c; chickens, freight. 2oa22c.
Turkeys. freight, &c.,: express, 45a5Oc.
Ducks freight. 25o.; express, 15a27c. Geese.
isc.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

Scents a share. tEx- dividend.
Total sales bonds, $736,0O0 par value.
Total sales stocks, 972,2OO shares
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
RALLY PUTS COTTON
UP 20 TO 80 POINTS
Early Depression Is Overcome
by Fresh Demand Due to
Bullish Advices.

The cotton market rallied sharply
after early depression yesterday. and In
the late trading scored gains of 81 to 81
points. closing not far from its top at
an advance over Thursday of 20 to 32
points. Early In the day the market
was somewhat disturbed by the reported
halt in negotiations on the Near East
situation, and there was considerable
disappointment among longs over the
poor Liverpool cables. Due 1012 to 121a
points higher Liverpool opened un-
changed to points higher, and at the
time of the local call was unchanged TO
3 points lower.
Selling in the first hour here forced
the list about 16 to % points net lower.
with local longs. the South and Liverpool
offering freely for time. Toward the
end of the second hour there was a
decided betterment In buying power, AMI
the market soon sold over Thursdays
final bids. Private advices from Okla =
homa reported that spot demand was the
best for months. Weekly wholesale dry
goods reviews were optimistic and pre-
llminary advices from FAN River esti'
mated the weeks total sales of print
cloths at $50, 900 pieces. with prices up
1-16 to * of a cent yard.
The less favorable Turkish news was
offset to some extent by the letup III
interior receipts and the generally frme"
market for the actual in the South.
Southern hedge pressure was somewhat
decreased, and sentiment among the
speculative element was influenced by
the excellent showing of the stock mar
ket The continued heavy export move
ment also was a bullish factor, about
$4,000 bales going out of this country.
The local spot market was quoted 20
points higher at 21.50 cents for middling.
The New Orleans market was 33 points
higher at 20.SS cents. Its sales totaled
3,668 bales.
Range of prices.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

York IIsr1D.
New brk HerndB Bureau.
c,
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE GE
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