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, 1922-12-06
WORLD OIL SITUATION
DISCUSSED TODAY At
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Dec. s.-tBy the
Associated Press.eThe oil situation
in various parts OF the world as it
effects International relations was the
main topic Of discussion today at the
formal opening OF the third annual
convention of tho American Petro-
leum Institute.
A. C. Bedford. chairman of the
board Of directors of the Standard oil
company OF New Jersey was to de-
liver the chief address.
Thomas A. o'Donneil OF Los An,
geles. Cal. president OF the institute,
haE been i'll for several months and
is not expected to make any extended
remarks.
f. z. Kistier. president Of the Pro-
ducers and Refiners association, will
speak tonight or my faith in wyo-
ming and Montana"
, 1922-12-06
"BjII'' Carlisle Is
Seeking Sales For
Prison HandiiVoyk

RAwLINs wyo.. Dec. s.-wm l..
"Bil" Carl sic. famous Union Pacific
railroad bandit. whose extraordinary
exploits and capture thrilled two con-
tinents a few years ago. is asking
help from the outside but not 4. the
form OF a pardon. Carlisle has writ
ten TO one OF his friends from the
state pe%nitentiary here. asking him to
help dispose of his handiwork which
consists OF dresser scarfs, centerpieces
and stand covers.
Carlisle is serving a life term in the
~penitentiary.
, 1922-12-06
Pipeline Survey starteh

Owing TO recent storms and the ex.
IRENE cold prevailing In the high aIti.
tude. rttts new work is being started
In the Baxeter Basin field, but pres.
emit plans call for a vast of
new development work to be started
In the spring.
1t is stated that engineers are now
at work on a preliminary survey for q
p peiine which will carry the cne
from tn isfei TO Ogden and Salt
Lake and the towns of the territory
between. This line viii furnish an
outlet for a great amount of the pro-
duct n win be of advantage TO the
cities served.
Tho Associated has reached a depth
of 24oo feet and the Frontier of first
gas bearing sand will he tapped nj
around 200 feet at this location.
The Montncal has completed its rig
on section 81. but has closed down
operations for h winter on sections
s and "a.
Producers & Refiners corporation
has spudded in on section 3se ana in
now laying a gas line from the MID.
west Nc. i or section 10 where It is
expected hat drilling will soon be
started.
bfidwest Refining is going ahead
with all Of its operations without in.
teruption.
, 1922-12-06

Due to the fact sSataseverai mem
bers OF the committee are attending
tho annual meeting of tho American
Petroleum Institute, now in session at
ST. Louis. the meeting Of the conser-
walton COMMITTEES of tho association
of Salt Creek producers scheduled for
yesterday has been postponed a week
md will be held here next Monday.
~ that time all matters OF interest
will DO gone over and a report made
which will be submitted to the fun
meeting of tho organization here on
December Is.
, 1922-12-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Foreign ex-
change Irregular. Great Britain de
mend 4.56X; cables 4.56h; so day
bills on banks asa. France demand
GO; cables ZOO. Italy demand 4-ee;
cables 1867. Belgium demand 6.4SH;
cables ga. Germany demand .01 3-1e;
cables DIX. Holland demand 1888;
cables 1926. Norway demand 1887.
Sweden demanu 1880. Denmark de-
mand 20.6O. Switzerland demand
1887. Spain demand 1880. Greece
demand 1o2; Poland demand .ooS.
Czecho-Slovakia demand 3D.. Ar
xentine demand s7.6s. Brazil demand
1880. Montreal 100.
, 1922-12-06
CREAM FOR CETARRH
OPENS UP hoSTgS
TeHs How To Get Quick gslief
FROM aell-C Colds. a.. spienaLi

la .go minute yaur -ic-Ee- restr5s
Ht- l.=u. tire al p-lses &; ySu-
ho1- wt. ~la1T and you IAN uru4lle
.lnsif Nr w-rs hawking s~nuffiug.
7In0 ms. hcedache, Dr. ness. No
Q lgs ms tor breath at E.nt, your
cold or catarrh will be gene.
e. a small bottle OF T. VS. Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of :hs fragrant, a~ntiseptlc,
healing cream in your nostrils. It
penetrates through every passage OF
the head. soo.he the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes Instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh-
Relief cones quickly. Adv.
, 1922-12-06

ter OF section 3-Se-79f was completed at
2.T7b fee but has not yet been tested.
No. 2s-A. Wyoming on Fields. on
the southeast quarter OF section 234o-
~. is outputting 1904 barrels from a
depth OF i.43s feet.
No. ss-A. Wyoming Associated on
the northeast quarter Of section .5-
&O-7s. was completed at ISIS feet and
e producing 1.ss5 barrels.
No. 2G-AS. Utah Oh Refining com
panys came in with a 900 barrel now
at s.21o eet
No. sI.A. Salt Creek Consolidated.
on the northwest quarter OF section
Ii-2s-22 is making So barrels from
2.4ss feet.
No. las. Wyoming Associated. on
the southeast quarter Of section it-4o.
70 was drilled in at 1,sl2 feet and Is
good for 1895 barrels.
No. s-A. Midwest on. on the south
west quarter OF section 26-4o-Ts. was
completed at n depth OF l.s04 feet
with an output of 70 barrels.
No. So. Midwest oil. on tho south.
east quarter OF section IS 4O-7e cum
pleted at i.622 feet but not yet tested,
No. s-A, Midwest OIL. on the north
EAST quarter OF section 35-4o-Ie. com
pieted at 1900 feet but no test has
been made.
Parted AZ inch casing $50 feet
from the top has stopped operations
1t the Midway test No. 2 until this
trouble can be overcome. The hole
has a total depth OF 4.4i5 feet.
Grove well No. 2 in the Notches
neid has reached a depth OF 1903 feet
and thu CrOUc ia riFr.nu TN 70 drill
after cement'ng 12hs inch casing.
The Nieber dome test Is under
roaming at 1900 feet.
, 1922-12-06
METALS

NEW YORK. Dec. Cooper stead
her; e~lectrolytic spot and futures IA.
IYn firm: spot and nearby $500; fu.
lures 37.259s7.50. Iron steady and
unchanged. Lead quiet; spot T.10@
z.s5. Zinc firm: East st. Louis spot
and nearby delivery 7.25@7-35.. Anti
rnony spot s.50@6.75.
, 1922-12-06
u. S. Tobacco
Buyers Robbed

DEDEAGAHATCH. Dec. s.-Bl
The Associated Press.EAmerican u
hacco buyers are being held up an
robbed n western Thrace.
The attest robbed are r. J. Wort
am. OF Henderson. N. c.. who was O.
prived Of money asd Jewelry VIII
travelling by automobile from Dran
to Kavala ard j. j. Harrington. {
Rocky Mount, N. c.. who was robbet
on a road from Sores to Ssloniki.
, 1922-12-06
WYOMING OILS

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Prioes of
Wyoming oils at 2 p. m today were
listed on the New York curb as fol-
lows:
Boston Wyoming %; Gienrock 100;
Merritt Z; Mountain Producers 16k;
Omar %: Salt Creek 1873.
, 1922-12-06
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Dec s.-Potatoes dull:
receipts 80 cars; total United States
shipments 556; Wisconsin sacked and
bulk round whites 75@s5o cwt.; Min
nesota sacked and bulk round whites
70@soc cwt; Minnesota and North
Dakota sacked Red River Ohios 7b4
s5c cwt.: Idaho sacked Russets No. 1
unbranded t1.ao91.40 cwt.
, 1922-12-06
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Dec. e.-Butter un.
creamery extras b5hc: stand
ards 5ohc; extra firsts 54hc; firsts
seconds 4194sc-
Eggs unchanged: receipts ASA
cases. Poultry alive higher: fowls
l3921c; springs 1sc; roosters 12hc:
turkeys SOC; geese 1Sc.
, 1922-12-06
NOVEMBER COMPETITIONS Add
27,sS7 BARRELS PRODUCTION

Completion of several big sushers in the Salt Creek dis
RIGA made November a banner month for new production in
the Wyoming fields, a total of 81 compilations showing initial
new productio NOT 81, 857 barrels a day while SO competitions
the previous month added but 81, 952 barrels a day. OF the
wells completed in November five were failures as against
, 1922-12-06
Drilling Resumed

The tools which have been IN the
bottom Of the test being drilled near
Guernsey have been successfully
drilled by. casing has been run and
progress is now being made with the
operation o the first time In about
wo months.
The gas pressure is considerably
stronger now than at the time the
tools were dropped and there Is
enough in evidence so this. It can be
ignited ct the top OF tho casing. With
further drilling a commercial now of
oils Is anticipated.
, 1922-12-06

The Wallace Wyoming OIL company
ia drilling a test on the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of
section st-7-4s and n a 10 be max
ing good progress with the operation.
Preparations are being made for the
drilling OF another test on Willow
, 1922-12-06
ONE

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Can money
firm; high 5h; low 5; ruling rate 5:
dosing bid 81; offered at 5&: last
oan 81; call loans against accept
inces 8; time loans steady: mixed
collateral $3.50 days ~ @5: 40
months AZ 95; prime commercial
napar Az
, 1922-12-06
: Finance :: Bonds : Stocks = Grains - Livestock = All Markets
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED IRE
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
MIDWEST COMPLETES NINE WELLS.

Breaking all previous records for competitions in the Sail
Creek field, the Midwest Refining company drilled in nine
more wells during the past seven-day period. The output
ranges from 20 to 4.904 barrels a day production on che six
wells tested.
No. TAX. Salt Creek Consolidated. on the southeast quar-
, 1922-12-06

ST. PAUL. MINI. Dec. Ga drop
OF one cent to IL cents e quart In tho
retail price Of milk VIII become effect
i've here December Is. 1t was an
nounced here last night, making the
local price conform 10 h a in Minns-
apolis.
, 1922-12-06

were contemplated next "a
Motor shares were conspicuously
strong. Railroad stocks iaggeS, be
hind the rest, OF the list. Sales APP
proxinAted 10000 shares.
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-The struggle
for control between opposing specula-
tive forces impaired a decidedly irreg-
ular trend to prices at the opening OF
today's stock market. the main tend
ency being downward. Rails and oils
were IN rather free supply and there
was sporadic selling OF FOOD and motor
accessory shares. The only group to
show signs Of strength vas the cor
per shares, which were bid Up on re-
ports OF import in the industry as re-
Elected In the resumption OF dividends
by the Kennecott company. Losses
OF n point or more registered IN the
early dealings by Chicago ard North
Western. Union Pacific ana Northern
Pacific. Oils Offered better resistance.
California Petroleum dropping a point
and the others f~ractionaily. Cont
mental Can vas pushed up one. point
to n new high record and thea
dropped back two. Utah Copper i'm
proved IL and cerro de Pasco and
Kennecott fra~ctionaily. Foreign ex-
changes were firm.
Early weakness OF the rails caused
a general sagging of prices through
out the list. The speculative uncer-
t5inty regarding the continuance Of
the 81 dividend rate for Great North
ern preferred WIS utilized by bear
traders as an excuse for assaults
elsewhere. representative shares Jack
fnE sufficient support to Withstand
the pressure. The quality Of the buy
ing power at the lower levels, how
ever, resulted in some short over
ing which turned the course OF prices
upward again toward noon. Great
Northern preferred cancelled its early
loss and started to higher ground.
Several shares displayed moderate
strength. notably Mackay companies.
which was pushed up 2&. and Amer
lean Can. Standard oil of New Jer-
sey, General Electric and Peoples Gas,
all up / to III points.
Call money opened at S per cent.
Isolated points of weakness per
slsted in the early afternoon market.
Tidewater OIL dropped Z points. Kel-
Rey Wheel IS and Continental a and
United Retail Stores ~ EACH. but the
trend otherwise was uniformly up
ward in sympathy with the buoyancy
of Studebaker which advanced 81
points. In the main prices in h
general list recovered to almost a par
ity with yesterdays final figures.
Conspicuous strength developed in a
varied assortment Of indstrials and
~specialties. with Beechnut PaPcking
making a gain of 3 points, American
Can 2 n Baldwin. Chandler Motor.
Kelly Springfield and Endicott John
son /. Great Nortern preferred sold
~ over yesterdays close.
The closing was strong.
Prices Improved materially in the
late afternoon dealings, the rapidly
OF the rise in certain shares in1icat-
ing hurried short covering while
others were bid up on a resumption
of pool operations. S~iudebaker and
Western Union each climbed five
points above yesterdays close and
Pan-American advanced AZ.
, 1922-12-06

eight In October. New York shows
an increase in n summary OF drilling
operations. due to the spottlng OF new
wells in Salt Creek. Competitions by
fields. production and rigs up and
drilling follow:
, 1922-12-06

Creek In the came vicinity and 81
foot derr'ck Is new being erected. The
test will be started with a l5-inch hole.
, 1922-12-06

6AOs-1AAIlt (WHICH w ItE CENT OF
more. reports for he nine months
ended September 40. a net operating
prodt of t3.sse ala. after all charges
and refsFTe for federal tax. After
allowing for preferred dividends these
earnings are nj the rate OF tl4.5s a
share On the common stock.
Manhattan Shirt company has dc
clared It's regular quarterly dividend
on the preferred stock OF ti.T6 a
share. payable January 2 TO stock of
record December Is.
Officers OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit
state that the system can not be
taken from the hands OF receivers for
from Jour to six months. Conditions.
are such that It can not be returned
to the owners hands on January first
as was originally announced.
studebsker directors ar. having n
special meeting today. The author.
lied common toe capital of $4,000
600 Is sufficient q permit the 20 Der
cent distribution on the present out.
standing 1000 900 stock withou,
the necessity OF asking stockholders
to authorize an additional issue. on
September so the profit and loss rur
plus wa t2<.4bs.TtS or SO. 200. 900
greater than at the beginning OF the
year. The balance sheet shows cash
or Its equivalent In excess of $4,000.
VoO IN comparison with slightly more
than 100000 0 on January first.
II is rumored in the petroleum mar.
kets that Standard OF Indiana wifi re-
duce h tank wagon price on gaso-
in its territory within tho next
few weeks but no official Information
to that effect can be had.
Dunn's monthly index number Of
average commodity prices December
tirst shows an increase of only 10
per cent for November compared with
S& per cent In October and iy per
cent in September.
Twenty industrials $40. off 81.
Twenty rails s5.16, off 10.
\ special meeting has been called
Tor january s OF the Liggett q Mver.
stockholders to Increase the author.
lied preferred capital TO ss4. 900 non
from s22.OOO.Oo0 and the "R" common
stock TO s+4,s68.soo from ,21. 4 . o
]. Leonard Replogie has a~cnuired !,
substantial interest in tho wickvtra.
spencer Steel corporation.
The Associated OIL has
declared It's regular quarterly divi.
dend of $3.50 a share payable Januarv
z TO stock OF record December 90.
of Louisiana has made a
basic change in payments for crude
oil in northern Louis ana and south.
ern Arkansas. the new schedule d,pli-
eating that recently posted in Okla.
homa and Arkansas by the Prairie.
1t has been officially
that he Rinney-Costa OH
is issuing 1900. 900 shares of it's toe
In exchange for control of the Iowa.
Wyoming Oh company. This com
pletes h deal which was mare some
time ago when the former
took c 10 per cent of the Iowa In.
trests.
, 1922-12-06
LiUe Stock


CHICAGO, Dec. Gu. s. Depart
ment OF Agriculture.eHogs receipts
$4,000; market very slow: steady to
weak: few sales 80 TO $50 pound
butchers s.1o9s.15; top $40 emily;
big packers bidding lower; choice $50
to $50 pound averages around Sis:
packing sows mostly 7.26 to $50; de
sirabie pigs around BIO: heavyweight
100 q s.15b; medium weight s.o59s.l5;
light weight 5000 @s.15; Light light
500 9s.15; packing sows smooth 7.40
7.75; packing sows rough 7.1b@7.5o;
killing pigs s.oo@s.15.
Cattle receipts ~. 900; fairly active
on killing Glasses: beef steers and
butcher she stock steady 10 strong;
spots higher early top mAtured steers
1900; bulk native beef steers s.254
e.25; western grassers IN moderate
supply; several loads early 7.ood7.25;
bulls stockers and feeders about
steady; veal calves steady TO veal
bulk desirable veal calves 70 packers
e.5o999.15; bulk desirabei heavy
bologna bulls 4.2564.4o; bulk stockers
and feeders 6.75@Too.
Sheep receipts 1900: fat lambs
opening slow; few early sales around
steady; early toy 1886 for choice fed
western lambs en- shipping accounts;
feeder demand large. desirable SO
pound western feeding lambs 1880;
sheep steady to strong; heavy fat
ewes around 300; lighter weight up
ward to 7.5o-
, 1922-12-06

u. An international fisheries exhibition
is being organized in England to be
held at Leeds next gear.
, 1922-12-06

The "flspper type" hasn't disap-
peared; she Is merely not running 70
strongly TO display.-columbia Rec
ORD.
, 1922-12-06
SILVER

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Foreign bar
silver e5S: Mexican dollars zsS-
, 1922-12-06

The president of the 1nterboro
Rapid Transit ompany anticipates a
substantial earning under the 1. r. T.
Manhattan adjustment plan. and says
that fixed charges II applied to last
years gross would leave a balance Of
t4,Q11.525.
Twenty industrials $500 off .O7.
Twenty rails s4.a1 off IS.
Studebaker has n surplus of over
s34. 900 COO, with earnings estimated
at 1928 n share. Capacity operations
this year produced 10000 car as
against $4,000 in 1921. The company
recently declared q % per e stock
dividend.
Famous Players in a consolidated
~ f-~'-S'-@ e~rn'n~s % It's
, 1922-12-06

Standard on OF Kansas has de.
clared a 800 per sent stock dividend.
, 1922-12-06
FARM CREDITS
BOOST GRAINS
Introduction of Bill In Con-
gress Causes Rally in
Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. s-Announcemsnf
that a hfii to create n farm credits de-
Iartnent had been introduced IN both
house OF congress led 70 a sudden
upturn In whsa= prices today near
the end OF the beard of trade session.
The market closed strong. & TO INC
net higher. with May s1.I6p TO si.Is%
and July si.0s.
, 1922-12-06

The senate commerce commission is
to take up the ship subsidy bill today.
, 1922-12-06
Flax Seed.

Flax Seed.
DULUTH, MINI. Dec. 6.0CIosing
cash prices: Flax seed-December
s2.44 bid; May s2.35E; July S2.Ss
noHinal.
, 1922-12-06
Denver Prina

DENVER. Colo. Dec Seattle re-
ceipts 400: market steady; beef
steers 400 500; COWS and he'fers 4.76
@5.76: calves e:oo@s.oo; stocksrs and
feeders s.5o97.25.
Hogs receipts 7be; market steady
to 1oc higher; top $40: bulk 1909
100.
Sheep receipts $500; marke. steady
TO strong; lambs 12.oo@14.76; ewes
<.0o@6.7b; feeder lambs 1900 10. 30.
, 1922-12-06

Difference ~ l,o25 10 I
One gasser OF Ii 100000 cubic feet
was completed in the Wyoming fields
during November.
, 1922-12-06

According 10 A. O. Borks. who has
lust returned from a trip to the Lost
Soldier field, that district is In line
or a big development campaign with
he coming of spring and he predicts
.hat 1T VIII rival Salt Creek in both
sze and the quantity OF oil produced
when 1t is fully developed.
Tho recent completing of the
Hughes and Good s. Nutt'ng wells on
what was previously supposed to be
outside the structure has added i'm
petus to the development and It Is
now believed that these two wells are
IN the heart Of the field and that the
operations have been carrisd
in what is in reality the edge of
the structure.
Leases have been changing hands
recently at high figures and many
companies and individuals r
becoming interested. Among those
who are now in the field and planning
enlarged development campaigns
are General Petroleum. Producers a
Refiners. Omar. Good & Nuttins.
Hughes OIL company and others.
, 1922-12-06

Transformations" OF pure white
hair. much in demand among society
women ut present. cost up to 5000.
, 1922-12-06

Great Northern directors meet TO
day to confer on dividends.
, 1922-12-06
STOCKS RALLY
IN LATE SALES
Reactionary Movement Is
Checked on More Favor
able Tax Outlook.

NEW YORK. Dec. s-The reaction
airy tendency OF stock prices was
checked lars today by a strong buy
.ng movement which followed pub
iication OF SECRETARY OF the Treasury
Melons report that no new federal
taxes were Contemplated next year
Motor shares were conspicuousiy
strong. Railroad stocks Jagged, be
hind the rest OF the list. Sales ap-
p~roxfnated $50. 900 shares.
, 1922-12-06

A good figure is your birthright.
Remuneration through natural Meth
DDS. Swan Reducing System for pri-
vatc consultation give phone number
Address Box Ala, Tribune.
12-s-5ts
, 1922-12-06

lPtuFh IN NnSa- pricoe today near
the end OF the beard of trade session.
The market closed strong. q To Ike
net higher. with May si.I6p to si.Is~
and July s1.os.
CHICAGO. Dec. s.-Larseiy in re
sponse 20 lower quotations at Liver.
pool. the wheat market here Under.
went = moderate setback IN price to-
day during the early dealings. An
apparent lun in export demand. to-
gether with something OF a letup in
the domestic -FOUR trade acted also as
bearish factors. On the other hand.
strength IN sterling exchange at
tracted sufficient notice to make
wheat sellers cautious. and to en-
courage scattered buying. Initial
prices which varied from unchanged
figures TO NC lower. with May si.I4k
9i1<X n July sI.o7 20 tl.o7K.
we're followed by a siigh rally and
then by a decline all around
Subsequently the market rallied.
with many traders looking for buiiish
developments in regard to farm
legislation n plans for government
aid in financing It's exports. Most OF
h price gains which were scored.
however. came after defia..e WORD
was received that farm credit bills
had been introduced in the house ana
senate Mt Washington.
Scantiness Of rural offerings to
arrive gave relative hrnness To corn
and oats. After opening &c off to
a like advance, May 6sA I o esHc. tho
corn market showed a slight general
sag.
Later the corn -iarket advanced
y with wheat. Renewed de-
mand from the west and southwest
was reported. The close was strong.
y to 1G1h net higher. with May
esS to ssS@&.
Oats started Hc higher. May 42Hc
and held close to the opening figures.
Provisions were steady In iine with
the hog market.
Cssh Grains
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-wheat No. 2
hard 1.1o91.1eh. Corn No. 2 mixed
7o% @71A; No. 2 yellow 7ox@72.
Oats No. 2 white 44@+%: No. Q white
"a @43&. Rye No. 2, ASA. Barley
eT97a. Timothy seed s.oo@6.75.
Clover seed 1900 1000. Pork nomin.
al. Lard 1887. Ribs io.oo@1i.5o.
. CHICAGO. Dec. g.
, 1922-12-06

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 6.@U. g. De,
partment OF Asrieulture.1Hoss-Re-
ceipts / 1900; mostly steady; bulk
mixed and packing grades ss.so@7.6e;
bulk lights and butchers s7.75@7.so;
top t7.e5.
Cattle-Receipts $500; beef steers.
h stock and bulls steady to strong;
early sales steers s7.5041o.oo with
s1l.bo bid oil best yeariinss; veals 26c
higher; top 5000; stockers and feed
ers steady.
sheep-Receipts 1000; lambs 100
i6o higher; bulk s1$.15@14.6o: TOP
1880: clipped lambs ti2.s5; sheep
Is to 25c higher; bulk fat ewes ss.509
700; feeders firm.
, 1922-12-06

Famous Players in a consolidated
~ '-~'-Sf-~ e~rn'r~s o. is
, 1922-12-06

Cun's reports 1.7s7 business fail.
ures in the United States during
November with total liabilities of
$40. 265 .2e7 againet 1.1ss and $50, 800.
900 a a ago.
, 1922-12-06

The demand for freight carr SON
tinues at a steady pace in the west
with most of the manufacturers
booked we'll into the first half OF the
coming year.
, 1922-12-06

subs-diaries owned 20 per cent or
more. reports for the nine months
ended September 40. a net operating
prodt OF ts.ses.7T7. after all charges
and referve for federal tax. After
allowing for preferred dividends these
earnings are nj the rate of MASS a
share On the ommon stock.
, 1922-12-06

Officers Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit
state that the system can not be
taken from the hands OF receivers for
from four to six months. Conditions
are such that 1t can not be returned
to the wners' hands on January first
as was originally announced.
, 1922-12-06

Manhattan Shirt company has de-
It's regular quarterly dividend
on the preferred stock OF ti.Tb a
share. payable January 2 TO stool. of
record December IA.
, 1922-12-06

CHICAGO. Dec. g.
Open nigh Low Clos
, 1922-12-06

Twenty ~industrials $500 off OF.
Twenty rails s4.31 off IS.
, 1922-12-06

The Associated OIL company has
declared It's regular quarterly divi.
dend OF $3.50 a share payable
z TO stock OF record December 90.
, 1922-12-06

Dunn's monthly index number Of
commodity prices December
tirst shows an increase of only ~
per cent for November compared with
~ per cent In October and IN per
cent in September.
, 1922-12-06

of Louisiana has made a
basic change in payments for crude
OIL in northern Louis ana and south.
ern Arkansas. the new schedule d,Ipli-
eating that recently posted in Okla.
homn and Arkansas by the Pra,r,a