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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-10

= branch sewers
Thirty-six $3.50 six go inch hous,
drains. each 28 feet long and ex.
tending to the lot line.
II. On Calumet Avenue from
the south line OF 149th Street to a
point on the center line of I50th
Street and on east line Of Calumet
! Avenue.
64s lineal feet Of 24-inch inter
nal diameter pipe sewer. including
three 80 concrete manholes, com
plete four "a old catch basins. re-
adjusted and reconnected. recon
meeting branch sewers. and repay
ing the roadway, sixteen C6) "a
! inch by six 80 inch 'Ys" four a.
24-inch by nine 90 inch Us"
One Cd 1S-inch house drain two
CD feet long.
Sixteen G6) six inch house drains,
each IS feet long and extending to
| the lot line.
--- six go inch house
drains. each Is feet long and con-
Meeting with house drains now in
service
Il. On Hoffman Street from the
west line OF Holman Street to the
center line of Sheffield Avenue.
2lS lineal feet of 2e-inch internal
diameter sewer, including three CD
concrete manholes, complete, one
ID twelve t12) inch connection %
feet long. connecting all branch
sewers and repaving the roadway.
10. On 141st Street from the east
line OF Holman Street to the west
line Of Calumet Avenue.
ses lineal feet of 48-inch internal
diameter sewer. $50 IineaI feet Of
42-inch internal diameter sewer.
621 lineal feet Of 36-inch internal
diameter sewer. including fifteen
tl5) manholes. complete. ffteen (15)
leads of nine 90 inch pipe for fu-
ture catch basins. each IL feet long.
sixteen (16) leads Of 24-inch pipe.
each two (2) feet long.
IA. on 141st Street from west
line OF Holman Street to center
line of Dearborn Street
675 feet Qinea) Of 3s-inch inter
nal diameter sewer. 731 lineal feet
Of 30-inch internal diameter sewer.
Including eight 81 concrete man
holes, complete eight (s) nine go
inch leads for future catch basins.
each u feet long. eight ts) 24-inch
leads, each two Cd feet long.
All work done in the making Of
said described improvement shall
be in accordance with the terms
and conditions Of the Improvement
Resolution as numbered and the de-
tailed plans. profiles. drawings and
specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the office of said
Board OF Public Works of the CITY
of Hammond. Indiana.
The bidders in submitting pro-
posals, to make said described pub
lie Improvement must accompany
each bid with certified check IN
the sum Of not less than s21.277oo
as evidence OF good faith that the
successful bidder viii execute with
in ten days from the acceptance of |
proposals, contracts and bonds sat
isfactory to said board to do the
work of making said improvements
A failure OF the successful bidder
to enter into such contracts and
bonds upon the acceptance Of such
proposal will forfeit the check in /
the sum of money payable thereon /
to the city as agreed and liquidated I
damages for such failure
The Board of Public Works re-
serves the right to reject any or all |
bids
A. J. SWANSON.
JACOB wIKER.
r c. DIETRICH.
Board Of Public Works.
Attest: DELLA MILLER, Clerk.
IA
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED 10 Rent or room
house or nat in Homewood. Wesr
Hammond, or Highland addition.
Possession June 1st Write BIT.
,are Times. Hammond. Asst
WANTED TO RENT=S rice clean
hskpg. rooms. south side prefer
ed Phone 1868 Hammond. 4.10:-
WANT ED-F'urn. room or furn.
fat, by May 1st.. in East Chicago.
Best of ref Phone East Chicago
45O-w. 4;1o:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-10

FOR SALE-Ford touring car de-
mountahles, Hasslers. lots OF ex-
traa. good condition $3.50 Lester
Leigh. Ha minond Hotel. lis Efbley
Hammond. 10
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WANTED - Solicitors

WANTED - Solicitors
those with electrical APP
pliance experience prefer
red. There is a big de-
mand for electrical con
veniences. Every home
is a prospect and will buy
if properly demonstrated
Solicitors with good per-
sonality can make excel
lent money. We offer an
unusual opportunity to
those willing to work. Call
at 633 Holman street for
particulars. $50
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WANTED-MALE HELP

crate tally men ana
graders. Western Steel Car & Fdv.
20. lS6th and Brandon avenue.
e 5eWlscn. III. 4:7:6t
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FOR SALE--An attractive forty IT.
lot, on Drackert st. Payments. Ad-
dress A. X, care Times. Ham. 4;s
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N-ANTEL-Young men, over II, de-
sfr~hg government positions sIso
monthly, write for free list OF posi-
uons now open. r. Terry. CORNER
civil service examiner) 495 Contin-
entail Bldg. Washingt y. c. 4:7:5
WANTED--A reputable business man
who enjoys the confidence and good
will of the community to manage
tne local branch of a large. well es-
taolished financial institution. Give
reference and where you are located
at present. Address o. P. Nicholson,
District Sales Manager. P. 0. Box
IS. Michigan CITY. Ind 4:St3
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY:
HAMMOND-Times Office. Hammond Bldg, Phone
oiOO E 5. Bourne Drug Store. us Calumet Ave.
Phone $685. Calumet Pharmacy. 7S6 Calumet
Ave. Phone 723.
WHTTINC-Whitng New, Co.. 524 lAeth ST.. Phone
f3SW
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FOR SALE--MncelIaneous

FOR SALE--Res taurant and soda
parior. doing a real business in a
real town; other business reason for
selling. Wallace & Murphy, Ren-
sselear. Indiana. 1855
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A. J. SWANSON.
JACOB wIKER.

Board Of Public Works.
Attest: DELLA MILLER, Clerk.
4-3-1O
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WANTED - Locomotive
crane repair machinists
Apply Universal Portland
Cement Co., Burlington.

WANTED-Men with phonograpn
sales ability. TO take ch&ge of re-
tail sales in the Calumet region
population forty thousand. Save your
postage If you are not in a i've thou
sand a year class. Give full partf-
,ulars in first letter. Men now en-
ployed preferred. Address c. T.. care
Times. Hammond. 4.10.2
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HE FOUGHT A. DORT
HEATHERINGTON AUTO SALES
Phone 1869. 271 State st. Ham
mond. 4.lv
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FARMS FOR SALE
NEAR so. BEND IND

FOR SALE-On account OF leaving
town am sacrificing a complete
room furniture outfit, practically
new. at a fraction Of former cost.
Call at 1856 Monroe st. Ham. Al
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Wool Market Prizes Boosted
Bv u. S. Auction at Boston

BOSTON, Feb. 3.-"Thc Commercial
Bulletin" will say tomorrow: The
wool market has been somewhat less
active, pending the government auction
on Thursday, when the market became
decidedly animated AS a result of the
government auction prices on the street
to-day are probably cents & pound
higher on secured basis. values at the
auction having shown an average ad
vance Of about 25 per cent over the
sale in January.
"Reports from the goods market in
dicatc q fairly steady demand for over
coatings and certain dress goods lines,
but standard worsted suitings seem to
be bit slow. Mill consumption has
lessened slightly.
"Contracting proceeds steadily in the
West. 2S to 33 cents being paid in Utah
and 20 cents for wools around Casper,
Wyo. A fair percentage of the Nevada
and Utah clip is reported contracted
already"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
b u siness n e W 9
Argentina Improving, While
Depression in Mexico Grows
High Imports and
Deliueries Of Silk

Imports Of raw silk and deliveries
OF raw stock 10 American mills in
January reached the highest totals
recorded since the Silk Association
OF America began collecting statis-
Ties IN February, 1920. Imports for
the month, reported yesterday by
the association, were 40,l77 bales.
compared to 26,l33 in December. and
previous high of 25,366 in Septem-
Der, 1921. Raw silk in New York
warehouses on January / amounted
to 24,o01 bales. This, with imports,
gives total of 6t,9S1 bales as the
supply for the month. On February
!. y, lo9 bales were IN storage. This
taken from the available supply,
gives 33,812 bales as the amount de-
livercd to mills last month. The
previous high total was 32.9l5 bales.
last August. 1t compares with 90
11G bales delivered to the mills a
year ago.
In view of recent curtailmont IN
the silk weaving industry, these
figures appear high. One cxplana-
ton in silk circles is that great
proportion OF the stock has been
taken by hosiery and undclw ear
trades.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Sharp Decline in
Crapt1ophone Sales
In 1921 Reported
Chairman of Board Places
Company's Indebtedness
at 23,2OO,OOO; Rcduc-
ton in Expenses Made

Sales Of the Columbia Graphonhonc
Company in 1921 were approximately
Sl9,Ooo,000, compared with SAT 200, 900
the preceding year, according to let
ter issued by Francis S. Whitten.
chairman of the board, to the q ncr
cent noteholders' committee, of which
Harold Stanley, president of the Guar
anty Company, Is chairman. This COM
mlttee' with a group representing the
Banking and merchan Use creditors, is
enoeavorlng to work out volun-
tary reorganization of the companv's
finances, .
The company's total indebtedness on
december 81, according to Mr.. Whit
ten, was about $23 100000. including
the issue Of S6,OOO,OOO fivc-year 3 per
cent notes and S250,0OO real estate
mortgages. AS result of an intensive
study by representatives of the cred
TORS he said that marked progress has
Deen effected in the reduction of the
company's commitments.
ON December 81, 1921 Mr.. Whitten
ADDED. the company had current as
sets valued on conservative going
concern basis in excess of $2l 500. 600
after writing off upward of $7.7OO 600.
''f, NASo "C1C dIIlNcU at DIV q re-
cent and thorough reappraisal of the
current assets. The company has In
addition plants and investments that
are are carried at figure in excess of Sa,-
100000.
The company has also contingent
liabilities in respect of 81 l,625 900 first
mortgage bonds and sl925, 900 pre-
ferred stock of the Columbia Grapho-
phone Factories Corporation, which
owns the company's plants in Toronto
and Baltimore. The company, like
many others, is now obtaining vol
ume Of business less than may be rea-
soonably expected when general con-
ditions improve. Every possible rcduc
tlon in operating and overhead expense
is beng made, so that upon readiust-
ment OF the company's financial struc~
turc it will be in position to take
full advantage of a revival Of bust
ness
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
German Manufacturers
Raise Soviet Credit
Hundred Million Marks to
Cover Russian Purchases
in Germany

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-A group Of
German manufacturers has agreed to
furnish the Russian Soviet government
credit Of 100 100000 marks (about
S550,000 at present exchange rate for
the mark). says Commercial Attache
Herring. at Berlin. in report just re
ceived by the Department Of Com
merce. This later may be increased to
200 100000 marks, to cover purchases
by the trade department of the Soviet
government. Mr.. Herring is informed
by German bankers, however, that the
amount indicated in the public an
nouncement is nominal, and that the
initial credit will not exceed 5000 900
marks. The credit is, of course, to be
used exclusively for purchases from
participating manufacturers.
The contract provides for 30 per cent
cash payment and the remainder in
drafts for three, six, nine and twelve
months. Transactions are to be f.
nanced through the Deutsche Ost-Eu-
ropaischc Wrthschaft Bank Of Elbcr-
field (whose capital is only 100000
marks). and the bills will! be discounted d
by the Reichsbank, provided accept
ances are guaranteed by responsible
N'H+N' no. RuSSidll ttdSuiN HpttS al (
also to be accepted as collateral sccu-
rity for the credit
1t is stated that the manufacturers
do not anticipate partial liquidation by
means of Russian raw materials, there
being no important supplies immedi-
ately available for export to Germany.
The Russian furs that have recently
appeared on the Leipsic market are
said to have been OF unsatisfactory
quality. having been stored for long
time. The granting of credit seems to
represent an expectation of q return to
more normal conditions in Russia, and
the recognition that the Russian mar
ket is so vital to Gcrmany's economic
future that unusual risks are justified
in order to lay the foundation for fu
turc business.
German foreign trade for Decent Der,
Mr. Herring reported, showed the only
favorable monthly trade balance re
corded for 1921. Imports for the
month, he said. amounted to 10000
metric tons, valued at 13,700,000, 900
paper marks, and exports amounted to
100000 metric tons, valued at 14,600.-
100000 paper marks, leaving an actual
favorable trade balance in paper marks
of 90O,000,00o for the last month of the
year, although the trade balance by
volume was slightly unfavorable.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
,Ir,nrn in Cotton
After Early Rise
{ Is Largely Lost
:. ..,;e;ne Brings About a
setback, but Prices De-
Lion Firmness L Later;
Fading Is Unsettled

H. advance in the cotton mar
!" rsalizins by recent buyers. but
- ~ armed up again during the
'n's 'n.r reaching the highest levels
sn,ad y. dsv in the late trading. May
=. ,s74e. or % points net higher.
'Sa ..rlv cent a pound above The
aA' IL, ,.v,l Of last Monday That de-
~. .losed at 1s-s4c, with the gem
'','' 'n,rket closing barely steady at
s''' .dvance of Z to Is points.
Ss go. also nervousness over the
'se' =, more general labor troubles in
'sfT' v,s,.nd. unsettled labor conditions
w. ., fields. and the general railroad
-. 10 Germany
s.ls .,. cables reported covering on an
ru ..d .pct demand in the Liverpool
... and savannah reported that Liver
ve-e showing a Httle moro
sss; %! .bc srot market thore.
sssreS u. nd figures were rather disap-
ne we, % spirnsrs takings which fell
listing &c Years. but the takings were
Ke~ .aa-,na-ed with last week and there
'sa - sham decrease in the worlds
-s.Ne supply .r,,o,s az o9,c,a,1v 70
tessns unchanged 10 rs points higher.
2tr.ec s.,sr business in the Southwest.
VIII - market fo- spot cotton was
iss nd unchanged AZ 7.a0c for mid
eeahs .alss WIRE reported.
60 ,.nee Of prices
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Defer Spring Silk Operations

YOKOHAMA, Feb. (By The Asso-
ciated Press The silk market is show
ing marked Improvement as the result
of renewed demand for the lower grades
for export. Another factor in the re-
covery was the announcement by the
owners of the fiIature mills in Nagano
Prefecture, an important silk center,
that they had resolved to defer their
spring operations until March /. mean
while withholding their stocks and ask
ing the Imperial Silk Company, Il gov
ernment controlled organization, nc- to
sell it's holdings.
Advances are shown in the delivery of
all grades.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Advance i'm Wheat
AT Chicago Aided
By Upturn Abroad
Sharp Rally in Argentina
Leads To Second Rise:
Domestic Receipts Small;
Corn Prices Ars FIRM

CHICAGO. Feb. Surprise over n
brisk new advance in wheat prices at
buenos Ayres to-day carried the wheat
market here UP well beyond all recent
high Levels. The closing was strong at
] sc to 2@sc net gain, with May $1.25s
to $685. and July Sl09t4 to s1ooas
Other staples. too, all finished higher
corn up Is "a alc to = n, &c; oats, MNl
Ac to sc, and provisions 12c TO 55c
w nat made the latest soaring Of Argen-
tine quota Ions astonishing to the CnicaCo
wheat trade was tho fact that IN the last
Two weeks the Argentine figures have risem
more than Liverpool notwithstandins that
the English market has outdistnncad tho
mat wheat in this country Is again on n
world competitive basis
iosting Of tho Argentine prices brour m I
ABOUT general rush here To buy al
though cartier many dealers had taken the
We" that advances had been too ranid and
domestic receipts Northwest however, to-
eether with drought reports from tho
So'tfwcsf and from Europe as we'll a.,
tracted renewed attention during th, last
part of the day, and sethncks In pricos
turned out to he of little importance. not -
"''hstandine that sales to realize profits
Wcrc or large volume.
Enhancement of the value of corn md
oats rcslte partly from the action Of
me wheat market and partly from reports
showing thl' stocks OF oats in all positions
are murh lcss than was the case wear
ago .ecord-preaklnr big primary re-
ceipts OF corn this week were almost ie
nored. -
The provision market wont htphor in
l'ne win grain and hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Award Trade Credentials

Examinations for commercial ere
dentials, awarded semi-annually to sue
cessful contestants in the foreign field
by the Chamber Of Commerce of the
State of New York, under the auspices
of the Hepburn Foundation, will be
held early in May.
Nine successful candidates received
Junior and senior credentials from the
chamber shis week. They were Charles
p. Sherholz. A. Paul Zimmerman, Ed
mund Trenkner, Leroy WhiteIaw, Glad
win Bouton, william Guy Chatter, Don
aid Cragin, James F. Mullins and Her
man Sonnenberg. A prize Of $100 In
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesterdays Previous Year
No hard. -. $751; sIs5 i'Ss'' ago
Ch'cago-Range OF prices:
Omen. High Low. Cloes CLOS cIose'
May..... 1.23Ss 12GA l22s, 1.25a. 1sSY
Ju'y'..'. 1.o77s 1oa'a 1868 l.o9as 1.o7 y
Yesterdays Previous resr
NJ yellow. .so.6s'a scs7s sess4
1uiy Mny ...'... RS .54ss 50 <
'''@s .o6Ss Go "a
N.v york. Yesterday's Previous Year
No, ''''o''' ~ 20 - So.da sOh1
J"iy Ji .:.:::..: .::.: .scss .sc .aS'. aS:.. ~" =
Yesterdays Preyinus v.,-
. New York: ciose. close $40
No. w, f.o.h.s1os s.oI,. 81 a.
Flour and Meal
No Yesterdays Previous Year
scS S'w ns, Nosl' = 0lose, los a. close. ago.
Gornmeai 1.5oml.so I50G5ls0 7I@9 o9@0s " . q 4
it 8ye. 5.5ou5 5.75 $50 Gi6.75 s5oSo n
Srt.n. 3l.5O 1900 "o "a ~
butter, Cheese, Egrs
nn'ter--R Receipts were o,l54 packages
erea'n'rS higher than cx,ras. s7h a $sc.
seconds. 81 q sc; lower rra}es So. w. 30 = c
& 1&raIized cars, 80 score. 34u34i.c: "a scora
hSm c S Sg9re y a q $2ac unsalted higher
97@ Ssc, hrsts s3la MSs1Ac: snronds ScTre' S,es
nn lo"er grades zoe; hold or storage
nsis rsn sS0I'ng ~ = 3i94c extras 81 a 3ac
Galry tubs. finest, 35 a sec; good to nri',,a
~ 90 @ sfc' common to fair 27 Josie; ladies'
Surren' curf mak", extras. 2o73lc: nrss rs a
&C.; seconds, 2$c; lower grades. aI622isc:
paINlnE stock, current mako. No l. 2Ii N
- re- no. 2 Gle; lower grades. lT@ zoe.
:: Nhcesc-Ecceipts were a21 boxes Stats
n@IE u" d held apee!als. 2s@ sSc fresh specials
state tw'ns held specials. 22M22lac: FIRE sh
Spvc'"ls, 1oW 20 &c; average run. l9u19iac:
- ~ Sc9ns,n' y, 9, double halsios colored, fancy
~ g ~22c; Young Americas 21ls n, o9c. sta
shiins 4~l7c. '''
Egg Eggs, hecsipts were 2a,o6a cases. rresf,
trsts. 4l@42c; frsts ssl4 q 4oc. saconds on,'s
ZIG q 5Sc: dirtics, regular packed Nn
goo 32c; 10. and poorer 3s q 2ac: checks
dair to choice Dry. ga 2oc: rsfrigerator
fresh nearby and nearby western hennsrv 1sr
white, extras. 4sc; extra frsts. 4s047c:
hrsts. 55c; nearby gathered whites. frsls to
l4c; pul'ets' eggs graded. smallest out.
n9, a1M d4c; Nnassorted' 400 42c; Pacific Coast
hrsta, Csc; other Western ard Sonthern'
gathered whites. 4o@46c nearby and near
ay Wes,grn hennery browns extra. 100
&C. nearpy brown and mixed colors. gath .
4O142c - S's
Potatoc>-Maine. Iso lbs. s4.a5@4s5:
leS lbs, So rs q T. rs; state. 1so lbs. So 80 q
sSS ''S Eonr s's s,S3d S3 nhi 5s lhs sag @
muda, bhl. Sl150mlf sweets. ,r.rsSi. &
aske', -. rs q $50; Delaware ana Mary
40; South Carolina crate. si4o% AZ 1sS. o.
snise. Louisiana. bbl.. $3.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04

=, I STPREME COURT OF THE STATE Or
Miller. Plaintiff. vs. Frances Miller. De-
lendant summons. Action to annul o.
marriage Plaintiff desgnates New YORK
County as the place OF Trial
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED -
answer the complaint in this action. aud
to serve copy OF your answer. or if tho
mons TO serve a Notice of Appearance OF
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons
exclusive OF the day OF service. In case
OF your failure TO appear 1T answer. judg-
ment will be taken against you by do
fault for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Dated. New York December 24th. 1871.
NATHAN TOLk,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and p. o.
Address 58 Essex Street Burrough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York
TO FRANCES MILLER. DEFENDANT
ABOVE NAMED:
The foregoing summons is served upos
you by publication, pursuant to an order
Supreme Court of the State OF New YORK
dated tho 80 day OF January. 1922, ana
filed with .he complaint in the office Of
the Clerk of the County of New York. a Z
the County Court House. in the Boroug II
OF Manhattan, City. County and State o.
New York.
The object OF the above entitled actio ,
is to annul marriage between you and
plaintiff.
Dated. New York. January Sd. 1922
NATHAN TOLk,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P. O.
Address So Essex Street Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
-. Soof Markets -

a,,thcrn Spot Narkcts = Galveston
ID. is points higher at le.45c: sales,
20 bales New Orleans. steady, IS
ns No.. higher al 1h75c: sales 1919 bales
2o'srs ,2,.s.Is nominal. unchanged at 15.26c.
sIs.' '.Iss nil: savannah steady. unchanged at
~ ,ajes nil Norfolk. quiet; u points
.,si.r A. Is2sc sales, 253 bales. Augusta,
<..dy. unchanged at lSssc, sales, 81
I.s Memphis steady. unchanged at
.s;c. sales $50 bales. Houston steady
"a noin.s higher at s.35c. sales, 3,l23
s.,.s Little Rock. quiet. unchanged at
':s6c: sales. s55 bales Dallas. steady.
"A no,n,s higher at l5.95c sales. 4.es4
..l.s Montgomery, firm, Is points
.shsr at l5eSc; sales. . bales. Fort
Worth. steady, 10 points higher at 1880;
.,ea IA bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Utility Officials Announced

Officers of the Public Service Produc-
ton Company, controlled by the Public
Service Corporation Of New Jersey,
are: Thomas ~ McCarter, president;
P. S. Young and Z. W. Wakelee, vice
presidents: T. w. Middleworth, treas
urer; Percy Ingalls,, secretary. Direc-
tors are Thomas N. McCarter, Uzal n.
McCarter. Anthony R. Kuser, E. w.
Wakeee and P. S. Young. of Newark;
Walter Clark, Randall Morgan and
Lewis Lille of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Ycarngo
Reeves. fair TO e''
prime, 90 lbs $3.50 Sc5 s77s0, ns
D re d beef, ''
Sides b.. 1910 IA 120 te,.
Live veal. corn
mon 10 prime.
100 lbs. .... lo.OO0l55o - oo0,- so
DR. essed veal, y" '''0
city. lh....... .14m % 16m %
Ii Y ewes. 100
lb. .. 4.ooa $50 soOa 500
city. ID. ..... .l10 IA 0s0o 10
Live iarnbs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs :.... -. 1s.oo@145o a.oo@1o.oo
Creased lambs 'N''V
city lb....... .24G 80 f7G u
Hogs. 90 lbs . 9.25M1O<0 50Ca11 -
y e se d hogs,
bacon, lb...... .14%Q15Ia l5N 31sl,
Pork, Dbl ..... 23.5 a. - Al 40 Sy 10 "a
Mess beef. bbl... 13.00015.0o l6 60O6o1s On
Lard. ! d d
West. 100 lbs. 10.9O91l.o0 1320m13 Al
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
January Failures High

Commercial failures for the month
OF January, as reported by r. G. Dun
a. Co.. set new high record. Dun
reports 2.723 failures in January,
against 2,444 in December, 1896 in
January. 1921, and 569 in January, 1920.
t'"s Involved. however,
showed decline, $73,795.7s being re-
ported for January, against $S7,502 1882
IN ,eCemDer.
ror the current week Dun reports
COS failures, compared with eo5 last
week
In credit circles it has been noticed
That an increasing number of failures
IS occurring among retailers, and this
trenu is expected to continue.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04

quiet at 2 TO - points advance March.
942: May. 80; July. cas-; October. sl4;
Decemoer s.o< Manchester: Yarns
pressed for sale; cloths offers too low
Cottonsecd Oil
Prices at the close we're 10. to iS points
nes higher. The range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04

borrowing for business expansion at
present. Commercial paper rates re-
main UNCHANGED. The best prime paper
discounts at Az per cent, with the bulk
Of paper discountng at per cent
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
anccs eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks: