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The New York herald., 1922-10-31
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Sisters, Hollow Road, St. James. Long Island, N. T.; Ethel l.. Mclean. 907 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y.; Sara F. Mclean, go John St. New York. N. Y.; Alice D. Y; Helen NJ Ravenscroft, care Francis L. Hine, Wall St. New York, N. Y.; Kenneth B. Van Riper. 270 Park Ave, New York. N. Y; Joseph VanVleck, 59 Upper Mountain Ave, Montclair N. J.; Waldo Company. care Wilmington Trust Company, Wilmington. Del
 3. Tfat the known bondholders. mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages. or other securities are: None.
 A. TT at the two paragraphs next above giving the names of the owners. stockholders, and security holders, if any. contain not only the list of stock holders and security holders as they ap- pear upon the books of the company, than as so stated by him.
 5. That the average number or copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the malls or otherwise. to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above. is 4002. CThis informa- tion is required for daily publications ony)
 FOLSOM MOORE.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of October 1922
 (SeaD CHARLES F, YATES,
 Notary Public. (Nfy commission expires May IA. 1924)
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
FINANCIAL

CBS The Associated I vess)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Speculative belief that the bull movement was steadily under way again after tenn porary set back due to readjustment of a weakened technical position aid ed by the war scare in the Near East, found expression in the continued ad- vance of prices in today's active stock market session.
 Declaration of 100 per cent stock div idend by Standard Oil of California heavy speculation in oil shares. Stan dard Oil of New Jersey was the indi- vidual feature opening 4 5-8 higher, dropping back 8 then shooting up 16 3-S points to 222 and closing at 221.
 Sinclair Oil was particularly active approximately S5,00O shares changing hands, the final rate showing a net gain of 1 5S.
 Rails as a group, failed to make any appreciable response to the publica tion of statistics showing that weekly car loadings were now ninety six pel cent of the highest record in history made in October, 1920. Nickel Plate moved up PA on sales of less thar 1000 shares and Chicago and EeasterI Illinois regestered a similar gain, but most of the other shares were irreg ular.
 Formation of an expert organization by the three big sulphur companies resulted in Texas Gulf sulphur being pushed up to a .new high for a ne gain of 1 a4 and Freeport Texas ad vancing fractionally. Announcement of higher prices by the American Woo en company caused a rise of more than point in that company's stock Studebaker was very active on reports of excellent earnings in September the final quotations showing a ne gain of 3-8. Timken Roller eBaring
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
 MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, Etc.
 REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON-
 GRESS OF AUGUST 24,. 1912, of 5ls-
 bee. Daily Review, published daily eS-
 cept Monday. at Blsbee, Arizona, for STATE OF ARIZONA.
 COUNTY OF COCHISE-ss.
 Before me, a Notary Public in and TOT the State and County aforesaid, person. ally appeared Folsom Moore. who having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the manager of the Bisbee Daily Review and the following is. to the best of his knowledge and belief, true statement of the ownership, management Cand II a daily paper, the circulation), etc, or the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption. required by the Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal Laws and Regulations printed on the reverse side of this form to-wit:
 l. That the names and addresses of the publisher. editor. managing editor, and business manager are:
 Publisher. State Consolidated Publish ing Company. Bisbee. Arizona.
 Editor. Chester A. Johnson, Bisbee,
 Business Manager. Folsom Moore,
 2. That the owners are: Phelps Dodge Corporation, 99 John Street, New York, N. Y. Names and addresses of stockholders holding l percent or more of capital stock of Phelps Dodge Cor poration: The Arizona Copper Company, Ltd, A Charlotte Square. Edinburgh, Scotland; Arizona Securities Company Care Wilmington Trust Company, Will mington. Del; The Claremont Company, 37 North Mountain Ave, Montclair, N. J.: Delaware Emdo Company. care Will mington Trust Company. Wilmington. Del; Cleveland H. Dodge. 90 John Street ! New York. N. Y.; Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation. Inc. go John Street, New | York, N Y.; Mary M. H. Dodge. 99 John Street. New York. N. Y; New York Life Insurance & Trust Company. trus- tees for Mary M. H. Dodge. 52 Wall Street New York. N. Y.:W. Earl Dodge, | go John Street, New York, N. Y; Cleve- land H. Dodge, Wm. Church Osborn i trustees for w. Earl Dodge. 99 John Street, New York, N. Y;E. Hayward ! Ferry, Pine & Nassau Sts, New York N. Y; Hudson Park Company. care Will mington Trust Company. Wilmington Del; Arthur Curtiss James. % John l Street, New York, N. Y; Cleveland H 1 Dodge. Wm. Church Osborn. trustees for Anna D. Mccullough. go John Street New York. N. Y.; Alice Mclean. Three
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
U. Sherman Claims
 Commission to Meet

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The Ameri- can-German claims commission will meet Monday atthe state department to organize and make preliminary plans for it's work of adjusting claims of Americans against eGrmans grow ing out of the war.
 The organization of the real work of the commission, however, it was said today at the state department, will await the arrival in the United States of Dr. Kiessel Bach, the Ger man member of the commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

NEW ToHN FsSnisbsd by L J. OHRRLOCK BROKRk C0ryssbosdest Loeos c 8rysa
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Liberty oBnds
(Bv The .4ssociaIcd Prc

(Bv The Associated PrcSs)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Liberty bonds closed: 31ss $1OO.4S; 2nd As S9s.60; 1st 4As $1OO.O6; 2nd AIS S99.S4; 3rd 4hs s9g.9O; ith is S10012; Victory 4Ms uncalledD $1OO.42; Victory i94S (called) $1OO14.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Countys Clearing House

Coco Cola, National Biscuit and Con- solidated Cigar all established new peak prices during the seshion. Total sales were 1,350,00O shares.
 Call money opened and renewed at four percent and advanced to AZ in the final hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
MISC ELLANEoUS
Rinns Cattle Concern

DOS CABEZAS.-TheR Riggs cattle interests have contracted their cattle for shipment the coming month, and expect to commence shipment early in October Shipments win continue during that month. The cattle will go to California points.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Metal Market
(Bv The Associated [

(Bv The Associated PrsSs)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Lead tirlu spot $6.35@6.5O. Zinc firm spot East St. Louis delivery s6; 70. D Bar ,silsEr foreign .G9 Ss-S, ,Cvpner SluA < eIetlrf' lytic spot and futures .14i ffs
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Cotton Market

(Rv The AssoeiGts6 Psess) NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The cotton market closed very steady today at net advances of 37 to 45 points.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12

Sales High Low Last Chge |
1899 iGSoS Tsaan SSath 3 3 s { FL FL % is is i1ss
asSS sSS TTf%s' Niisos o.i' OK; KID ~ 4 i r"
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
ROADS LEADING FACTOR
IN STEEL PRODUCTIONS
Output Increased Slightly i
Week; Prices LoUer.

The variations I'm the railroad situs-
ton continue TO be the leading factor in
steel production and prices. Iron Age an
nounces pointing TO the continued de-
mand OF the carriers for new rolling
stock. The report says in part:
The alienation OF better and worse
conditions on The railroads is still the
governing factor in steel production and
prices. output has increased slightly IN
the past week and some prices are
easier. There is still no end TO car build
ing The week has added 4,750 TO the
long list and now inquiries foot M
$500"
The Iron Trade Revfei1 says that the
transportation situation seriously is in
terfering with iron ana steel operations
over a wide area. 1t continues Great
tonnages of finished steel continue 70
accumulate in mill yards especially IN
Pittsburgh. Youngstown and contiguous
territory where the effect of the freight
embargo was most severely felt Car
nagie Steel is estimated TO have from
10000 to 10000 tons OF steel piled up
at its various plants"
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United Safes District Court were:
MORGENSTERN & FENSTER. no address
or business mentioned. Liabilities, $50. .45s:
assets, $4,000
Liabilities. $7.475: assets. s.. .70S.
HARRY FRANkEL. clothing 16 Waverley
'place-Liabilities, $106. 1885, assets. $33 o66.
J. DEESNER. stationery. 48 West Forty
seventh street-Liabilities, SIG. .43o: assets,
$3.50
MERIT GLASS CO.. INC, no address given
Liabilities. $o4. .s66 assets. S12, ,4o5.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
PRODUCE.

BEANS-Marrow. choice domestic. 100 lbs
81; pea, Michigan. 1922. s6.75; pea, Ru-
mania. $oao.25: medium, Runania, 30, sHali
white California. STa1.5o; Lady Washington.
California STaT.5O; Rod Kidney, 1e.l, So
Imperial. $3.50; White Kidney. s9as.25
BUTTER-Creamery, rIgher than extras.
b., 45ha46c extras, % score 44lka45c. +:
firsts. 36iba43ic; seconds 34a35jkc lower
grades, 3alka33Lc: centralized cars. 80
26a36lSc. SIS 10 81 score. S4isa35l5c un-
salted, higher than extras 46iha47lac.: ex-
tras e2 score. 45lsa 46c firsts. 37I.a44i4c. 4:
seconds. 35a36ibc lower grades, 3Si1a34l4c. ,
held or storage creamery. high scoring. 42'za
43c: : extras atila 1oc. firsts 3GaiOc sec
onds. 34a35Isc. State dairy tubs. finest. 43iaa
sc. good to prime. seai21sc; common to
fair. 31a3sc: ladies'. current make. extras,
32iaa33c. firsts, 3oa31c. seconds. 2sc lower
grades. 27a2shc. packing stock, current
make. No. /, 2sa2aiac.. No. 2 "sa2s1ac' :
CHEEsE-New York srate' flats, June spe-
cials. ib,, o5Isa26c. average run, 24Iha25c. +:
New York state flats. fresh specials, 25c.
sizes. &c; single Daisies, 24a24isc.: Young
Americas o4isao5c
ECCS-rrosh aat,,o-aa ox.-,s aozer a7a
secStlus, sSn SosSoc; oe ioWsr siNues o9ao5o
Ma Ja'e SS noorer ooansc aes' checks moor 10
no u pSoaer' -oa.Sc, cneeas, pVgr
choce, ary. Isa1Zc' rel riserado. extra
paia 10 snpains "a noo-er Sga
lirsts' @taSVc. seeohas aha poo RSorer,
.ra4or ,,b;,as NO, rh,r ,...1c pacific cna st
"hiIes. Healp., ~ a'iaS
o-afig' ' oIner Me~esteln. ~ oVao5o, 51a
.or OH iihi,erslon process, hearpg "h,,ys, 80
PC, fdciiic coast %nitss' 4Sa'oc' Ia,
sew hennerv Whites p,ncandied. extras. 73a
77c nearby hennerv whites. extras. local
20 nS,.d ~ raar rhy ond nsa rhv Western
hsnnerv ,rbitss evarspc extras T0a7oc. ex-
10 ,irsts seaesc firsta Goa64c. :. nea arby
gatberad whites firsts 70 extra firsts. Goa
60. 49, 'a a. n,,iis, eggs 4Oa
hsc pacIf,c coast ,ph,tes extras. Zoe ex-
~. ,;rsts eaaeac 1i,s,s Goa6oc under
yra aas zoo Sc r,ed,,,,ns soaeOc nullets
s.eaae' 1919 ,yns.a,a and Southern ratb-
a-ad ,.h;.es Aoasec nea rhv and nearby
Was.a,n hennor, hroy,p. soa5sc
~ 49,.
FRUITS-Appies, new, southern, pasne'
l5aSl; Jersey. I5c'as, up river, ooc;ssi Gi,
state iJc.aSl state, barrels. S<ao.Io' caa- ~
lorna, boxes. - sva ~ - o w s ,rsaoc
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
has been selected by the Shipping Board
as the second New York managing agent
TO try out the new system whereby the
agents will undertake on their own
initiative and responsibility repairs on
freighters allocated to them UP to
limit OF $4,000 The Export Steamship
Company was previously chosen.
Lykes Brothers Of New York and New
Orleans have purchased the Lake Slavi
429S deadweight tons. from the Shipping
Board and will place her in a Gulf-West
Indies service. now exclusively main
tanned with allocated vessels. The price
of the Lake Slavf was about $4,000. Ir
is understood that three more ships OF
the same type will be purchased and
added to the service.
Under an arrangement with the Navy
Department effected by the Fuel Con-
servation Committee of the Shipping
Board twelve men weekly will be privi-
legged to take an intensive course in
boiler management In the school and
experiment station at the League Island
Navy Yard, Philadelphia Superintend-
ing engineers OF the board and it's oper-
ating companies will be sent first, and
later engineers from the Government
vessels. Coal and oil saving methods
Rave been studied and taught for many
years at the yard.
George w. Clough. secretary Of the
standing committee on the managing
agent agreement left for Washington
last night on learning that the Shipping
Board had closed a contract for steve
doring at the port Of Mobile, Ala. The
committee. representing the thirty-eight
operators Of Shipping Board vessels has
been putting up a strenuous fight
against the Boards plan for stevedoring
contracts on the open bid basis. assert
ing that the agents should be allowed to
make their own arrangements for the
handling of cargo on their ships.
The Todd Shipyards Corporation Is
now the lcensee Of the Superheater
Company to sell and install superheaters
for all types of boilers in marine SER
vice. The devices will be known as the
Todd Elesco superheaters and are de-
scribed as highly effective In reducing
fuel cost of operation.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
Cotton Yarns In strong Hands.

Manufacturers OF cotton yarn are con-
fident in their belief that market prices
will tend upward. with a broadening de-
mand. Buyers are generally unsuccess-
full in their efforts to obtain goods at
shaded prices. as offerings are in strong
hands. In its market review leading
house says Cotton yarn markets are
beginning slowly to reflect the improved
conditions prevailing in the cloth markets.
Prices have moved somewhat higher, es-
pecially on the carded numbers. Buying
has come principally from the weaving
trade this week and narrow fabric mills
and braiders have also figured as buy
ers. Some of the tire fabric makers are
said to be experimenting with the use
of three ply 13s instead Of five ply 23s
in an effort to get fabric prices dowr:
where they can compete In the yarn
market against the cheaper grades of
tires now being bought on price alone"
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 Meters)
WIZ. Newark

WIZ. Newark
fWestinghouse).
90 A. M.-Early morning reports and
prices on farm products; musical program
1900 M.-opening prices on bonds ana. sna
reports and prices on farm products:
weather forecast musical program
II ;55 to 1900 Milne signals from Arnhs-
90 p. M-Midday prices on bonds and
stocks grain, coffee and sugar; musical
90 P. M.-closinE prices on bonds and
stocks. grain. coffee and sugar; musical
$50 p. M-Final reports and prices on farm
products: weather reports: shipping news
musical program; Eeonomizing space
with Proper Wardrobe and Closets Tor
Mems Ciothes.' by Vanity Fair.
90 to !:So =. M.-"Jsek Rabbit stories
SIS p. M-Musical program. TO be an
o:i5 P. M.-"coiumbus Day" by Joseph
r. Eastman OF the National securiN
go p. M.-'The Merchant OF Venice
dramatic reading. Mona Morgan.
wwZ. Manhattan
(wanamaker).
Is TO 2:1s p. M.-Second in series OF
National Radio Concerts; italian pTSsrsn,l % =,
rection Of Charles u. Isaacson.
wyp. Fort Wood n. Y. Z.
signal Corps. U. g. A.
G .so p M-"co'umbus Day" by VIM. n.
Boser OF the National Security League
the musical numbers for the evening Will
be announced by radiophone.
wGY. Schenectady
General Electric Co.). 4
400 Meters).
1900 P. M.-u. s. Naval Observatory tirne
1870 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
as p. M.-wcather forecast on 4S meters
o. P. M'NProduce and stock market QUO
ta;ions news bulletins
1:45 p. M.-Evenng Of College Music In.
- fha
songs. Union College Instrumental Club:
address. tradition in College Educa-
uo stou. p eoeses nsra Union rucsn csiisse Cleo Gus
9si6f1 Usi6n College s'f1ec Daacs ordeStrs SS
pus Humor set 20 music. Civil Engineering
Quartet: cheers OF various colleges plano
solo. College Melodies" W. i. Howlett;
male quartet. Medley Of Old Time songs
lege Athletics and an Interpretation OF the
New Football Ruee.'' Lieut., Elmer Q
College Instrumental Club; college bicker.
Burdett Gibson: second group of college
cheers; closing number Union collsss
KDKA. Pittsburgh
Cwestin zhouse).
.no p. M-scientific American weekly pro
gram; United states Public Health semi
500 p. M.-Bedtime story for the Riddles.
$3.50 r M.-Hints on modern aud practical
home furnishing prepared by Mise Hsr-
riet Webster. address of interest 70 the
farmer. prepared by the National stock
man a Farmer.
400 p M.-Italian Nisht. Sflis. rrsnkc.
soprano: Nazarino LaMsrca. tenor Foch
dc Leo, pianist Frank Ruoeo. violin
cida. cello Joseph IN Giovanni. flute
August al Giovanni mandolin; Paul Dur
hano. mandolin This VIII be program
OF operate arias and Neopolitan serenadrs.
KNw. Chicago
two='inrhouscl
500 P M.-Conccrt arranged throurh ne
courtesy Of Lyon & Heay Concsr' and
Artist Department, The program WY!
be announced bv radophone.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
:
Broad Silk Prices Upward Fol.
lowing Advances i'm the
Raw Material Market.

The recent sharp advances in raw silk
quotations have. started general up
ward movement in broad silk prices.
Contrary to expectations the higher
prices have acted as a stimulant to buy
ing Retailers as a rule are no longer
complaining against the advances but
are more inclined to pay them, and in
many instances have begun to place or
ders far into the future in anticipation
of further advances. Manufacturers.
however, are not disposed to accept or
ders calling for delivery early next year
and feel that to figure such orders at
prevailing quotations would invite prob
able losses.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
Kyw. Chicago

tWcstinrhnuscl.
90 P M-Conccrt arranged throurh NE
courtesy Of Lyon a Heaiy Concert ard
Artist Department, The program WY!
be announced bv radnphouc
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
DETROIT.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

q. s LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Abt.
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
5s. Nov. 1871 op. si..... ..ioihlo4N 431
fed. Land Rank Farm Loan
5s. May, 1o4f op. 3i......iOih loia $50
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
5s May. 1898 op. o3....i0o ioois 100
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
as. May. 1912 op. 32... .1oih ioiS $50
tied Land Bank Farm Loan
AVS. May. 1880 op. a.. 100 iooh 4.3o
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
41as, Nov. 1888 op. %. 100 1909 4.30
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
4its, May. 1897 op. 22.....l00 loois $50
tNo. listed on New York Stock Exchange.
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
f,eld
Bid. Ask. Ab't
tChicsro Joint stock Land
Bk 5iLs, Nov, 1851 op. 3i.to5 1861 4.60
tJoint Stock Land Bank Sc,
May, 1880 op. 24......... eeh foo% 300
tJoint Stock Lana bank So.
Nav. ipss op, u. ......... oos fOoit 800
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchsngs.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12

That upward revisions in fall under
wear prices will be made within several
weeks as a result of steadily increasing
raw material costs is the opinion of a
prominent manufacturer. Manufactur-
ers, he said, cannot continue to sell at
present levels for more than week or
two without relinquishing their legiti-
mate margin of profit, especially where
wool and worsteds are concerned. Such
advances as are made are not expected
co be over 10 per cent. Recorders are
coming in more freely and mill opera
tions are said to be expanding. Mills
stock of yarns are at low ebb.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12

There will be general cessation of
business in the textile trades to-day.
The holiday was welcomed by both buy
ers and sellers because of the heightened
activity during the last few weeks, 1t Is
expected that the markets will open to-
morrow with their usual activity, al
though number Of traders have taken
this opportunity to get out Of town until
next Monday Market leaders believe
that business will continue to broaden
during the remaining months Of the year
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
Fire Record

AM Loss.
1000 washington st. Cantweii pe-
lany & Southwick. .... ... Unknown
3:ij-62i East 18th st. Joseph JACKIE,
Unknown
1O:5j-as w 1s6th st.. James vcrask.
Trflme
II i.ao-42s west 18Th, awning. J Durant
Unknown
PM
i2 35-qi4 Coleman av.. Bronx. Melrose
station garage ...,...+..., Unknown
4.2p--fi Wcs' H2d 80. automobile.
Edward Cohen .......4... tnknof MI
4:25-i25 West Sd A. automobile;
New YORK Cordage Company. TnflinE
j.30-v24 ID avs truck. sam
schwartz ....... ...,......, .lInkuon "a
6st5-S11 10Th av.; Arthur Lettcs .unknowt.
1:i5-321 East SGD ST.. MAY
Murphy ..................t unknown
I14-Il East ii2th ct; Joseph
VOLT ....ss........ ..s.... z nknoN i
s:fo-65 Nassau ST.; Philip Wcln-
berg ...... .......... Cnhnow n
s.i1-S3o ith a"; Hare 90 nIfiet
g.sQ-sG lat aN, .4Atagn! Sg..y.t.. 4 ui... IS q
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

william C. orton e Co. have for distriou-
ton a booklet on Standard Oil stocks.
Aaron Well, formerly with McElroy & Co.
snnounces the formation OF a new firm un-
der the name Of We'll Co. 10 conduct a
General investment and bond brokerage ous'-
ness.
The Manufacturers Trust COMPANY hs- Is
sued for distribution to banks and trust com
nanies a reprint on Need OF Investment De-
partments in Banks and Trust Companies.
Huntington, Jackson Co., have prepared
an analysis of the present position OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee 81. Paul RAILWAY LOT
free distribution.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
Good CnH for Wool Ho.iery.

The longer skirt as yet has had no
noticeable effect on the woolen hosiery
business, according to silk and wool
hosiery manufacturer. He reported that
sales of wooden hosiery are good and
believes that they will continue popular.
At present a light weight hose is selling
best. but it is believed that heavier
grades will come into their own later in
the season. In silk hosiery open work
clox is in excellent demand. especially
for evening wear.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12

WEINBERG. Nathan-Hauck Food
Products Corp. p..........-......... Jbo'3'
BRONX COUNTY.
CONNELL, Timothy ]. and May
d. Wright. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl,3'1'l
CAPITANIO, Pietro--F. Chirico.... 34S.eO
SMITH. Ruth All. II. Simmons. l1l4'g9
SNOFSKY, Nathan-M. Ellis. l,l4o.9J
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the debtor; the
second that of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
al; June Il, iois. ................ $4,000
Construction Co. Nov. IL. 1919. 10000
QUICK. Henry c., and John G.
Schoenleber = Consumers Brewing
Co. Of y. y. Ltd. May g. 1922. ll,Gl5.Jo
man: airi Sept 10, 1915. ...........,.. 5is.42
5s' isi7. si7..'.a..'....'....'......... ~ A . 967 20
STEDMAN, Harry, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. of ~. Y.-People,
&C.; May %. 1922 tvacated) ...... 2.Ooooo
Co., Inc: Sept Sept. 20. 1922. -. 4oo.ss
ct al. March IA. 1919. ........ 351, Al
JOCKEL. Frederick w. w. a.
1released1 ........................ 4,s24.54
BRONX COUNTY.
SCHMIDT. Jesse B.--A. NJ. Kaut-
man; Sept. 10. 1916 6.........,.. s51S.4.
The New York herald., 1922-10-12
======---- NEW YORK CURB MARKET,
STANDARD OILS.

Sales. High. Low. Last. Chgc.
5000 Whittier Motor 97s 9H 9h