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The Washington times., 1922-06-26
Latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
Copyright. is,a.J
PARIS, France.

CoRpING 4. becoming popular form of trimming for the
~ short TIE
director Hapers Bazars Paris office the ketehd
chine and codng
the decorative touches Of its bodice The skirt Is series OF
ike allopedl
The Washington times., 1922-06-26
Fiber Silk Socks
2 Pairs 59c

Regular price 49c pair. Sizes
s to 8 in sblue. tan and butter
cup. Irregular; Basement Day
- pairs for soc.
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Two Sides of Turnover

The alert business man dealing with
present day conditions knows that
the big word today is Turnover.
Whether he be a merchant, manufac-
turer, jobber, or banker, he sees that
one thing with a clear vision unbiased
by the limits Of his own business. It
is in the air, and on the tip Of every
tongue.
And yet many of them-entirely too
many-are thinking on only one side
of Turnover. They think oft as mean
ing rapid selling-putting money in
and getting it out quickly and at
profit. They realize that they must
put greatly increased efforts back of all
their plans for selling and distribution.
The other half of Turnover is the
consumer. All selling plans and efforts
fail if the consumer doesn't want to
buy. His desire for the product must
be created He must meet the seller
half way. He must be in a mood to
buy before the salesman meets him
across the counter.
The Washington times., 1922-06-26

That is the function of Advertising
to create consumer demand and con-
sumner preference. With this demand
as fact all selling plans have a
chance to succeed. Without it they
fail. The only chance for salesman
ship to-. succeed without an existing
demand is for salesmanship to assume
<the task that belongs to advertising
the task of creating demand.
If the present efforts that are being
put into selling were amply supported
by corresponding effort to create
consumer demand through Advertis-
ing, the business conditions of this
country would be rapidly changed into
an era of great prosperity--in spite of
Old World conditions and everything
else.
The proof of this is in the fact that
g right now, under these very conditions,
the manufacturers who are putting
proper emphasis on creating a demand
for their product, as well as selling it,
are doing a big business and are ac-
tually getting the high turnover that
others are trying so strenuously to get
through intensive selling.
The Washington times., 1922-06-26
69c Hose, 45c

women's Burson Fiber Hose,
with long silk boots; rein
forced; black. white. brown:
3 to 10; irregular. at 45c.
19c Hose, 2 Pairs, Csc
women's: regular at 1sc pair:
black, with white feet: q to
az; irregular; 2 pairs, CSC.
CSC Socks, 2 Pairs, Csc
Juveniles: l9c quality; rib
bed. three-quarter length: roll
cuff tops: white and colors: 7
to 9h; irregular; 2 pairs, 25c.
Union Suits, 39c
women's soc grade: firsts
and irregular: low neck and
sleeveless: 80. and 3S at SOC.
SOC Socks, 33c
Juveniles: fiber silk; drop
stitch; white, black and colors;
~ to 81; irregular; 3Sc pair.
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Shopping Bags, 75c

Regular, at 81: leather hays;
folding: in grays and browns.
Basement Day. 75c.
Bargain Basement.
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ISc Bates Ginghan,,
&c Yard

1000 yards. in plain colors
and checks; for dresses. aprons,
etc; mill lengths, &c yard.
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Boys & Girls Hose
3 Pairs 29c

Regular price 25c pair. Sizes
6 to ~ in black: heavy ribbed
hose. Irregular; Basement Day
B pairs for 2ae.
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ParasOLs at soc

Children's: pink and blue
parasols. Basement Day only
at Soc each.
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Tomorrow
The Day
Tuesday Is Bargain Basement I

Tuesdaythe
odd below wholesale
vantage amazing values various bargain tables
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69c Ripplette at 48c
Yd

Lengths to N yards. in
pretty pink and blue stripes:
suitable for summer bed
spreads, etc; only 48c yard.
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Published by The Washington Times in cooper alton
with The American Association of Advertising Agencies
The Washington times., 1922-06-26
Hose, 3 Pairs, 29c
Silk GLoUes, soc

Women's: 2.button: with
double finger tips; sizes 5h
and 6: regular at 79c. Base
ment Day at SOC.
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Wilson & Co
Cguy Is e
STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS.

The governors OF tIe New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday admitted TO the list the
following securities:
Corn Exchange Bank $4,000 OF addi-
uonal capital stock: Pcrc Marquette. si1.-
100000 OF . per cont. prior preference stock.
S12 ,i29, 900 Of per cca,. preferred stock and
$i5,0i6.o0o OF common stock. Northern Pa
ciiic, $i0,ijf,G00 % refundiug and improve
ment per cent. bonds Standard Milling
$4,000 OF additional per cent. bonds: Good
year Tire. S29.@JO.NJ Of first mortgage
twenty year per cent. bonds and S27 .JOO. 600
ni ten year per cent. debenture bonds:
Vweets Company OF America. 81 500. 600 Of
capital stock of SO par Mcintyre porcu-
pine Mines new stock of 81 par value In
eNchanse for present shares of 81 par value:
Detroit Edison. SJ.JO3. 500 Of additional cap
"a! stock: Manhattan Shirt. SG91. 900 Of ssidi-
uonal common stock ~ So par: Ajax Rub
ber. s3,OD0.0pO OF first MORTGAGE fifteen
year per cent. bonds. Denver and Rio
Grandc, deposit receipts for first and refund
inS mortgage per cent. gold bonds
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
RAINS IN SOUTHWEST
DROP WHEAT PRICES
Selling Nullifies Effect of Up
turn AbrOad-COrn at
New Season Highs.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Perslstent selling
to-day due to rains in the Southwest
made wheat average lower. The market
closed unsettled at q to 1ssc. net de-
cline. with May S1.44 to sf.44B and
July $1.24% to s1.24Ts. Corn finished
1sc. to rs @1l4c. up, oats unchanged to
&c higher and provisions unchanged to
35c. advance.
Assertions that wonderful improve
menr in the outlook for the domestic
winter crop had resulted from rains in
Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas led to a
material setback in wheat at the OPEN
ing, but sentiment became much divided
later as a result of talk that .ce was
forming over the fields because of zero
temperatures which had followed the
rain. With quotations at Liverpool! and
Buenos Aires showing comparative
strength, an upturn in prices here en-
sued. However, the rise brought about
increased offerings from commission
houses and carried values downward
again during most Of the remainder OF
the session. The fact that Chicago
wheat prices were so high as to epcour-
age shipments here from Kansas City
was responsible for some late selling.
Notice was also taken of an increase Of
1,642. 900 bushels for the week in the
worlds available supply.
New high prices for the season were
reached in corn. Likelihood of decided
falling off in corn arriving In Chicago
was largely responsible. Oats were gov-
erned for the most part by corn. Pro-
visions ruled higher in line with hog
values DESPITE much Eastern selling
which grew out of closing Of spreads be-
tween lard and cottonseed oil.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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TO THE HOLDERS or
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORPORATION
First Lien 7iae5 1O-lear sinking Gund
Gold Bonds

E4NlNI-NN 7 I.NU NVIINIs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ~ ec-
CO rdance with the provisions OF Article Three
% the Trust Agreement OF the Hershey ChOc-
olate Corporation 10 The National City Bank
OF New York. as Trustee, dated as Of June
Wall street. New York City until 10 o'clock
a. NJ on the 27th day Of February, 1922
VIII receive offers for the sale 20 II, Is
Trustee. of sufficient bonds OF the above
issue 10 exhaust the sum Of Sl2j. .O62 Is. held
In the Sinking Fund delivery TO be made as
of March l. 1922. on which date interest will
cease on accepted bonds.
Offers should be made subject 20 'he ee-
ceptance Of any part thereof and should be
placed in an envelope, sealed and marked
''Hershey Chocolate Corporation Bonds, Sink
Ing Fund Offer" and forwarded under sepa-
rate cover TO tho TRUST DEPARTMENT..
The Trustee reserves the right TO reject
any and all offers.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF
NEW YORK
pv w w. HOFFMAN, Trust Officer.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
CALUMET s. JEROME COPPER COMPANY
Tirsf NInrfcnre Gold (ounon HOnds:

Notice IS hereby given that all OF the out
standing First Mortgage Gold Coupon Bonds
issued under and secured by the Mortgage or
dated August 10, 1890. are hereby called for
redemption on March l. 1922. at One Hun
dred Five Per Cent. G0jqe) OF their principal
amount. plus accrued Interest to March /.
1922 on and after March /. 1922. said
Bonds VIII be paid and redeemed at the prlu-
cipal office OF the Trustee The Equitable
Trust Company OF New York, No. 81 Wall
Street. New York City, New York, upon sur
render for cancellation OF the Bonds and all
unmatured coupons pertaining thereto. On
and after said date interest on said Bonds
shall cease.
CALUMET & JEROME COPPER COMPANY.
BY GEO. w. AVERY. President.
Dated, February 3rd. 1922.
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South Paul
IL L. %

South Pacific
ref q 1855
10. .SAl9
South Pacific
5 Il 4 Is 50
A... Solo
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
To the Stockholders OF tile
National Enamcling & Stamping
Co., Inc.

Co., INC.
Your Directors beg leave 20 advise that
tb,.y have this day declared the regular
annual dividend OF SEVEN PER CENT
(7ee) on the outstanding PREFERREib
SHARES OF the COMPANY, 20 stockholders
of record At the close Of business March
1ith. june 10Th. September 9Th and De
cenber 9th. 1922. payable in quarterly in
stailments OF one and three-quarters Per
cent GeesD each. on March 3ist. June
both. September 30th and December 30th.
1922.
Checks viii be mailed on the day preced-
Ing said dates. ..
CO.. INC, .
Eecreta
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PRODUCE.

APrIES-King. barrel. s5.Jod7. Green
ing Stdl2.aO; Baldwin. S5uS.5o, sutton
Eeauty. S11I.j0: Northern Spy SGltQ: Stark,
S'.1O9s; Ordinary uugraded. s4H5: New-
town Pipplu. Western. box. s. 2513.35: iona
than. British Columbia. box. S2.5OTG. 10:
Mcintosh, Si.Soa3lo; stayman Winesap.
'2H3.So Wincsnp S204 Spitzrnbcrg 81 -
100 Rome Beauty. $2a3.j0. Delicious.
BEANS-Marrow. choice. domestic. 100 lba..
500 pea SG.2in6.ij; meadiufn, Sb.2jH6.35.
periai., $3.50; white kidney SiO.
BUTTER-Creamcry. higher than extras,
~ 3G. ,nJ'e-: oNtro, 81 score, ;ec.; fir.ts.
2aH3oc.; centralized cars, 90 score, aIET
,5c.; - score. 3i.G"l".. IS scprl. a2lt:ic,
unsoltcd. hirhor f-an extras. 3S13Sia. a...
,Atras, % score. "1131 t4c; firsts. H3 n36i sc
.rconds, 1iHi2 4c.; lower eradrs, .9H3o.
lel0 or si0r1tc cNfr1-,, a&13ic.; f.rsts. 3tN
;.l-c seconds 2a'3oit.; state dair. tubs.
iirDst 51""J '., gooo 70 prime. "-p3iisc
common 10 fair. 2ip81c.: lsdlce current
rake, cy'ras. 25tcSr.. fwte. .f1:Gr.; Sec
nds -ii4g-2". ioa,r erat... e042ic: pack
iug Sf0ck. rDr.rut W"ir. SO. I. .1f .H22r.:
SO. :, 2n r.l".. lower grades, iIleoc.
CIIeESI.-N.a York state O1fs. roid spec
ials. 25'-i.., % sn specials, .n'40-ic.;
average ,un ~ ~ l"Iso2o state twins
2o'ec.: .etaec rBn iW,.. Wisconsin. double
daFies. ,rured. fancy. - ~ 22tac. single
cas. 2eHn-5c.. s'ate skiur +Ni7c.
EGGS -Trctu ea'hercd. eStrat. dozen Soc
extra fus. 3ic.. first 3i037r.. seconds.
.nr.. dirtlHe. gVlHi packed, 40. T. .gc.
SO, . prt prorr 81 IS cngcs. fair 90
rl0irc dff. - -~'.t r.trtcUrefrf '.Ee. t'r-
onds. o1u->. Ind sfedcs. 23a-tc.. fr'.h.
.pnrbr nrd r.rrhr Weston iruuery whites.
ortras. Ilu $780,: extra flrsts. f0li1r.. fIrsfs
80 0yac uenrhv rafhsred whites Nrst 90
extra UrHfs. a1uffr. undcr grades. .fli3Gc.
rulirts sara gfliat. smallest out. j5c. un-
assorted. t3i'.. Iatific coast Whites. tA-
tro.. a." ... tvtrn firsts. sc. f-sfs i1t
ioc.. pu.'.i-. graded, innlie-t u4t. 'ffl'i'.
other Waftern nnt southern gathered
whites. aJ1.As r-libs nud u"lrby Westerf
lpuuDry browne. ,AfrF. aou iTc.t renrhy
brown gnl uiy0i tul0rs. gathered extras,
"-c. firstg to cStra firsts 32d3ic.
POTATOES Nolre $50 his. s3.7504 -.
fGl lbs Sa.3111.1O. state. iSn lbs. - dOd
S1u535; B,rmsda. barrel. Si2n15. Danish.
SO. !. hnl. Stt sw eots. Jersey, bsstat. Si.-O
fg.15. Delaware and Mar land. 51c .iSi. -:
vans. virginia. barrel $3.50 South Caro-
uua. crate. $50. Georgia, basket, Sl.'og
POULTRY. DRESSED Ir,h bHad-
chchous. ircsh hroilcrs. boS'g. 2lua2c.t
fto1cn eGH32c. ftcsh small roa7tcrs. 2j0
@fc. frozen. 21033c fresh. Z lbs, 15d32c.;
Iro1cu g1d1fc.s fresh, large. 2Ju32c.
fro2cu 2Sd fresh stags. 2Cu2Ic.: fresh.
ba arrais, diy picked, lbs, 24tfatc.. lbs.
23U3ic.: 81 lbs. .iae9c. ;bs. .o02Ic
c0N3o..; barrels. dry. iSa3oc. frozen la1
eoc.: old cocks. fresh, iSd &c. frozen, isG
1tc. cor0us. fresh, Jersey, a2HlGc. West
ern 2SG l0c., turkeys. fresh. No I. fTnJOc.
frozen, aiWGoc., poor 10 good. 35N tbc.. old
ioms. iodtic. Old hens. i51i9c. ducks,
Long Island frozen 81 geese, Western.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

The Board OF Directors has fixed and de-
clarcd Five Per Cent. 20 be the amount pay
able on Class Debcn;urcs, n dividend of
Five Per Cent. 10 be payable on the capital
stock and One-half of one Per Cent. TO DO
Tho amount payable on Glass = Debentures,
out OF the. not earnings for the year 1921,
payable al 40. 40 Wall street. New York, OF,
and after February 21th, 1922. Tho dividend
on the stock viii be paid 20 stockholders %
record ~ the close OF business February
.Jth 1922. -
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NrRGENrHaLER LINOTYPE CO.

ITUOhTV0. y. - Y UTIAIJ "a W.
DIVIDEND 100.
4 regular quarterly dividend OF 2is per
cont on the capital stock Of Mergenthaler.
Linotype Company VIII be paid on March
Si tq,2 90 the stockholders OF record a.
f5cv appear AZ the close OF business on
March l. 1872. The Transfer Books will
not DE c.oscd.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SAVOY on COMPANY

Notice Sc hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Atockholders' OF savoy on
Company ni'i De held az the principal office
of the Company. 40. r. Exchange Place, Jer-
soy CITY y. j., on Tuesday, March ian.
1927. al "a O'Clock in The forenoon. for tho
election or Directors f0r the ensuing year
two inspectors OF election and Tor such other
business aa may property come before the
meeting Tho polls UN be open from 50
a. 81. 90 - ~
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THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. co.
Dividend No. rs

4 dividend 80. ii5 ot five per cent. (5Ss)
has been declared by the Board OF Directors
iaag 20 stOckhodcre % record al the close
of business March .ist. 1922.
y ~ Towue. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

R&P& RC&l

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nSS -
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

fNot listed on New York Stock Exchange
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

Certificates Nos A5J0ss6 r each for 10
shares Common Stock Canadian Pacific
Railway In name OF Etienne NJ. V. LaTny.
Transfer OF Stock has been stopped.
Apply to II. c., care Of General Publicity
Agency. Ltd. Austin Friars. London.
+. G. ..
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nunha

ffnsh i1de2r Fr15on. 1S1g2c.. squads
fresu white. dozen SeUI3 80. Fuincas pair
Jor. ISL. rabbits. supply aud demand both
light aud market outlet and unchanged cot
tortans pair. ap45oc jacks, i-.'- N8I1c.
POULTRY. uNUrFovls. fr,iem &c ca
press gIn2Sc.. rrUirhDrs. freight. g3N4oc.
express, 14ul1g.. capons. fr.igtt or Cxpres"
1SftS5r. old r0osters. freight iGc.i turkey
freight a- d fOr. txsrc-F. oO... ducks frei3hi A..
Jlc.- express. asu iuc.. Mus.otut, 1H., geese,
frcicht t5c.. express. iGn 1905 swan. iNc
pigeons. pair. ro'. Fuiutas, pair. iO56pc.
ilbhita. lp., con--r.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
CIENIIAND.
MONTREAL,
III :. LNNp nANK TARM LOAN poNps.

Bid. Ask. Ab't
fred Land gank T.. J.. Is.
Nov. 1871, op, '3i...... i02A 100 f.G0
FED Land Bank e. l.. 5s.
May, 1891, op. ILL.,. .1oa5s 1885 $50
fFcd Land Bank, r. l.. 5s,
May. 1883. op. '23. .......iO0h i0t 40
fFed Land Eauk y, l.. AS.
MAY 1889 op. '2i....... 9s 9Sia f.Gj
tFcd Land Bank r. l.. AS.
Nov 1895 %. '2s.... % gs'a l.G5
tFod Land Bank 4. l.. 5lhs.
May, 1887. on. 20. ....... % vS's 5.6j
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
EI,ls

POTATOES Naiue. $50 his. Ss.7s14 25.
iGl lhs Sa.35l3.5O. state. fsn lbs 81 GOd
t1. fIn Iia. S3W3 o.. Long leland, barrel.
S1uGSs; Brrmsda. barrpi. Sf2Ht5. Danish.
SO. g. hnl Stt sweets. Jersey, bssttt. Si.-O
vans. VIRGINIA barrel $3.50. South Caro-
liun. crate. $50. Georgia. basket, $500
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
PITTSBURGH.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
fiG5 AK Nat Gcs. gi, %,
1890 \. w. g. Mch. ~ ~ 77H ~
200 Carnegie Lead "a 27s .
100 Duqursnc oil. "a 2ia % ~
90 Lone Star Gas 231s 2Jfs 23at .3&
~ Mfrs. It., lit. ~ ~ 4674 dGat
1nO Nat Firrproof
G2 ohio T.. Sup. lT4 477t Az A7M
~ Ohio Fuel oil. 1865 1GT. 1879 16x
10 Okla. Nat Gas 2uls 20is cog .0iA
~ Pitts. IN. Gl..tf5 1ij IL 10
1000 Pitts. Mt. Sh. 20 - 20 %
30 pitts. .. 4 G..
- u. s. Glass. o.. - ~ - dJ
f70 West Airbke.1oo 1oois 100 100
900 wcst. Flee. SOS 5Gis 5Gs 5GM
100 Salt Creek %. 10 10 80 10
1i5 pitts. Coal pf. ~ o. 81 sc
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

a emi-Annual Dividend of $500 per share
on the Preferred stock and Quarterly
Dividend of Se.5 per share ON the
Common stock
OF this Company have this day been declared.
payable on Saturday. April !, 1922, 20 stock
holders OF record a. p N. Wednesday,
March /, 1922.
Ne,- York y " February o, 1922.
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ii99N "a iis5a q
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, FEB. 23.--Trading was quietcr
in tho Stock Exchange to-day. British
industrials were firm and oil shares re-
ceiyed better support ana were frmer.
but sellers were I0orc in evidence IN the
gilt edge section, whore the tone was
easier. Prices at the close OF the trad
ing follow
Bar silver. 33d. an ounce.
Bar gold. 93s. Cd. an ounce.
Money. pa per cent.
Discount ratcs-Short and three months
bills. . 3-l6 per cent.
Two and half per cent. consols. 5Gik.
British per cent war loan, 9Gia.
British ~ per cent. war loan. 93i4.
lie Beers, 1iia.
Rand Mines, rs.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
TEXAS PACIFIC COAL & OIL COMPANY
Dividend No. I05.

Fort Worth. Texas. February 3, 1922.
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared tho regular quarterly dividend OF two
and ouc-half per cont. t2j cents per sharel
ou the capital stock Of this company payable
March 81, 1922. 90 stockholders OF record a.
the close OF business. March u, 1872.
Checks win be mailed.
rI-NN- prnalHant
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
EEX CONSOLIDATED m>ING corAN,

STOCKHOLDERS arc requested 90 transfer
csrtiflcatss 90 their own name SO that they
may receive notice Of important plans 20 hs
submitted o. a Special StockhOldrrs Meet g
iug 0f tle date ~ which fhey VIII bc duly
mortified. < L. SHERMAN. Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

PARIS. Feb. 23.--Prices OF securities
traded in to-day on the Bourse moved
irrcgularly. Quotations al the close Of
trading follow:
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The American Sugar
Refining Company
Preferred Dividend

Preferred Dividend
On rhc Preferred Stock a dividend
of one and three quarters per cent.
thereon. payable on the third day of
April 1922 70 stockholders Of record
on the fret day of Meroh 1929.
The Transfer Books will not close.
EDWIN 7. GIBSON. Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
CURE.
CHICAGO.

SuIes. Open, Iigh. Low. Last.
20 Beaver Board. ~ So az "a
50 Booth Fish pr 81 81 % s.
100 Case Plow....
g50 G G g. G n pf. Gfs Ca
100 Chi III Ry.pf.. ais Ii -. 3s
200 Cudnhy ...... Gi 06 Go GC
$50 Cont Motors. ~ 5N 5ss ~
30 Dia Mitch. los los los Jos
% Earl Motors. 4at 24 2W ~
$50 Godchaux 80. I. IL f0iA 10ia
200 Hartman go. Siik SJis Siis s5is
1in IIupp Motors. li7, ~ 1l7s ~
900 Libby ........ ~ 5at ~ ~
- Midwest tftii.. - ~ 81 -
25n INVEST Utii pf GSis G5H G4is Glik
1900 Mont Ward. i47s 157s 1IN IL
10 Nat Leather. 2ih 2is ak 2ih
100 Nat l. new. tOs. iOat I0as f0si
600 Pick co... - - 23N 23a.
100 Pig Wiggiy A. 81 81 35A Sjik
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JoTNT STOCK LAND BANK BoNDs.

Bld. Ask. Ab't
fFirst i. s.. u. B.-Chicagc
JKs, Nov. lp5i. or 3i... .t03iA 10ii5 400
iJoint Stock Land Bank Js,
May, 1890. up. 'gt....... 9Ih 90 sos
tjolnt Stock Land Bank o.,
Nov. 1898. op. '3t........ oIis 10 COS
fNoi NHcd On Sow Yoik Stock Exchange,
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Export sales of cash wheat over the
holiday and yesterday were estimated
more than 2,500.000 bushels. The
United Kingdom was the principal buyer,
taking large amount of Canadian
wheat and some American. Continental
countries also bought. The purchases OF
American wheat included Atlantic, Gulf
and durums. Approximately 100000
bushels of corn We're sold and exporters
are confident that the business in this
cereal will continue for some time.
Business in oats showed Improvement.
and while sales amounting only to
10000 bushels were announced, there
were indications that the total was
somewhat larger. Sales OF rye were
small
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
LIVESTOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

CANNON 10 prime steers. ICo iae.S S5.-OQ $50
Common 90 choico bulls. foo lbs. i.Ve1 $50
Common 90 choice COWS, 100 lbs. .1OQ 80
Common 20 prime VcRls. iVo lhs. Htonl6lW'
common 10 prime ewes 100 lbs.. 4coip S.p0
Common 20 prime lambs 100 lbs y Ql6ap
Live hogs, 100 lbs.............t. lOoNfll 90
Dressed beef. steer eidcg. lb...... 100 l4c
city dressed veais, lb........... lar ~
Dressed mutton, lb...s...ts.s-... llH ll'
Dressed wethers. ih....... ......... idle lN-
Dressed lambs, city. lh.......,, @slk ktfc
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BONDS.
. El IS. 81 s. 81 s
lis CELL A NEOUS
. A r X E T S

1919 & S Bankers.
1SlOO 6 $ deb Do.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT--No. . red and No. . hard. s1.5o;
No. ! Manitoba 81 i;G0ls No. 2 mixed durum,
Sl41iA g. j. (. y. y. to arrive.
CORN-No . yellow and No. . white.
71iac.; NO = mixed, nc. c. !. T. N. Y.
OATS-No. white, 49i5c; No. 3 white,
4sc; No. white. l6c.; fancy clipped white,
Gle; ordinary clipped white, 52lsc. all Gle
Vator.
$1.f6li c. /. +. y. Y. export.
BARLEY EN-Foeding. 71lsq75lsc. mating,
73E077lsc. C. 4. (. N. Y.
BUCKWiIEAT-Ma Market firm American and
Canadian, s2.32kCt2.3J per 100 lbs.
HAt-No. l., S.1g29; No. ., S2592I; No.
3. s2i9.G; shipping, s2i923 per ton; Tim
othy. No. to !. large bales. ton. S22427
shipping. $20o21 no grade, s15a19; fancy
clover mixed, $2iG25; No. / clover mixed,
$22Q23; No. clover mixed, $20u2l; heavy
mixed, Slf@1S; alfalfa. No. 3 to !. sl0425.
SrRAW-No .. rye, $33@34i tangled rye,
S24u25; No. !, oat, s20022; wheat bundled,
81. Mheat. tangled. So
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Sales. Open. llgh. Low. Last.
90 Ppb Service. ~ 80 SS -
- quaker oats. .l60 100 1f0 100
10 QUAKER O pf.. 93is $50 93ia H3l-
5000 Stewart W.. 81 3+ls 33iz 33ps
210 swift g. c.. 10s;s f1Osis iO7H 10Th
1900 Swift Init. % 234 22f. 22Is
$50 stand Gas pr. 43H l3is 43iA f3M
coo J X Thompson 43 43 42E 42h
100 Tentor G A.. 2& 2E "a, ~
1900 Tuion Carbide 51ls 5is, 50i, 5O%
l50 I'm Iron Wks. S
IN In 1t A Ry. ~ &. ~ ~
30 I'm 1t T.y pf 74I Tt7t Tisi TAX
e25 Wahl ........ G5is 0Jia GJts G5ik
f95 West Knitting. ~ ~. 5i so
100 Wrgley ......I0J I05tt fO5 1O5.k
705 Yellow Mfg $50 a3n go $50
$500 Yellow Taxi. 67M Gsas G6& 81
BONDS.
$4,000 Chi, G c IS. 49, ~ 49,, 45
1000 Chi Rvs 1 1T ~ - 70 70 70
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-11
In The GAYS News

MonsienOr BonganO who Is to be
elevated to the cardinaate at today
consistory in Rome. will be succeed
cd in his post as apostolic delegate &
the United States by the Rev. Mgr
Fumasoni- Biondi, who has long been
numbered among the distinguished
executives OF the Catholic Church
M0nsgnor RI0nd Is known as a
brilliant churchnan and diplomat
For long no has been commissioned
by the Vatican TO conduct church at
fairs that required the greatest skill
and diplomacy When diplomatic re-
lations between the Vatican and tho
japanese government were resumed
following the close OF the Russo Jan
aneGe war. Monsignor Biondi was
named az tho first delegate 10 Japan.
a year ago he was recalled to Rome
and placed III charge OF the reorganiz
Cd Society for the Propagation OF the
Faith. which has branches in all
countries OF the world. After sue
cess career as the head Of this socic.
" he Is 10 be sent to the important
post at Washington.