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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank dear friends and
relatives who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness of our loved one,
also the good Sisters for the Spiritual
bouquet and also for tie beautiful
floral offering.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nadeau and
Family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Mrs Mark Kohn of Boston. who Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Chernowsky. Elm street, is confined
10 the house by illness. Mrs. Cher
nowsky, who has been i'll, is reported
as improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Miss Flora A. Knight went to her
home in Fast Winthrop, Wednesday,
after having been at the Augusta
General hospital for q few days
whore she received surgical treat
IpFuf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Mrs. Marjorie Foster. who has been
here for some time. where she has
been employed by the Central Maine
Power Co.. has completed her duties
and has gone to Portland. where her
husband is located.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Locke. who have
been passing the winter in this city,
have returned to Pennington, their
former home. where they will probab-
" PASS the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Miss Elizabeth Leslie of the staff
Mt tho office of the state Board of
Charities and Corrections in this city.
was in Dexter over Sunday, where she
visited with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Leslie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Miss EVELYN Freeman. student
at Cony High school. is at her home
in Sidney unable to resume her
school duties. this week. because Of
Illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Opera House-Wallace Reid, Gloria
samson, Elliott Dexter in Para
mount Special production. Don't Tell
Everything"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Theatre Attractions Today

20 oni a Thursday: Conway
Tcarle in "A Man of stone"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Mrs. Frank Ham, Winthrop street,
went TO Waterville, Wednesday
morning where she will visit for q
short time with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Drs. Virginia Gay-King and Arthur
". King have reopened their Offices
ut the Bradbury House. Z Green st.
Tel. $50. marStf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Miss Betty Cooper, student at
Wellesley college, Wellesley. Mass,
is passing her vacation at her home
in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

We shall have a good variety of
fresh fish for Friday. Order early
and be sure of your selection. Web
bci & Hewett. mar3Od1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30
LOCAL NOTICE

Charles +. Holt the Barber. with
Il, J.. Nicholas over Bithers Drug
store. Union Shop. mar30 31.apr.1'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

DR.. F. n. Opdycke, 8 Crosby street.
will use Miss Helen w. Fullers
phone. No. 6S6-W. until May list.
march 18d1mOntb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30

Miss Helen Thompson Of Rockland
Is passing a week in the city. visiting
with friends. m m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-30
Fine for Lunbaao

Musterole drives pain away and
brings in it's place delicious. soothing
comfort. Just rub 1t In gently.
1t is a clean, white ointment, made
with oil of mustard. 1t will not blis-
ter like the old-fashioned mustard
plaster.
Get Musterole today at your drug
store. 35 and Csc in Jars and tubes;
BETTER DIETER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Northwest Gaining

MINNEAPOLIS. Juno 2s Good crop
rrosnocts. greater fhan normal move
ner' o. farm products 20 ''o market
and ~ RISING frrs.. .rrr nd n'nI-
featuring and building operations a1a
fell employment NJ .ahor frc ttc 'ea-
lures reported % the monthly rcFicw
of business conditions he-e o. John A.
Rich. Federal Reserve agent here.
Retail buying in department store.
was about as largo in Say l- r Asr.
hut q per cent ices than i1 Say 1921
Lumber buying showed : por cent in-
crease. wholesale t-1de ir ta-r -
plcmcrts and dry goods in-roa-c1 ono
sixth in May over April ord ra
ard groceries about ore-'er'h Whole
sale Shoe sales dcc'rcd slightly Sales
~ farm implements were about 80 Peg
cont greater than year aco. aaf
eaior ~ hardware. 'hoc, and grocer. -
also were larger than last ,car wnf .e
dry good ss'os dropped OF about
rre-oIchfh.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Wheat Averages
Lower as Result
OF Better Weather
Failure of Liverpool to Re-
spond TO Tuesday's Adj
vance l. Also Dcpress-
ing Market Factor

CHICAGO. June -. Wheat averaged
lower in price to-day. chiefly as result
o. favorable weather conditions and be-
cause the Liverpool market showed but
little response 20 yesterdays advance
here. The close was unsettled az -
not decline % i.c gain. with July
S113a. 20 $f137s and September
fl117s 20 s115. Corn lost isc 20 . n
&c. oats &c 20 &C and provisions 5c 20
10ol2izc.
Although traders recognized shat show
erf. which were - vldesrreal extent. car.'
900 fafs fa fo ~ w1-n frnrf. -J ~hea. rf-
.elf ir vhe spring crop region. fho rn''-
furo raN0f given % grow me- corn Voc
apparent as fo promote lnarifh cen 'i'nf N'
frn 20 fhe liverpool r1arF"f srrr ms
fH.f f0r rho f.mn hrfrr fnrrIrrnf. N
IrlITrrrrf ns f0 0wrffrhiI NJ wheat wal.
emphasized hr gossip current fN-'
.Atnfffra bed fff.n f..nn.'a '' can
contracts frr Aurps' shipment
River Valley in fn" N. hf,i '1l
or Joss f0 00 WIfn flHfi NI' .fa.
..rtlr. fr wheat r-Ierg lur'rr fIr .n.f nH'i
tsnr - fhe poarI of Trade frF.ion
Simultaneous heavy onl ng Dt
livery wac ofcr.Dei in some
chances 70 n railroad fffife. "nf' i's
~ changing hedge fo iaf" month";
arr r. i.'a rnrurt a.e0 fn have is...
~ ftrlIo feIf Speculative ff.INf ii
troafeaet ouf f1s' before 'fn '.0'
ever and price gains were coon n'''"
Com ana oars were 'or'f hT ne
r.r.4f weather frr growing crops.
bu,irc ~ Iu.r corn ana fn.-NA ''
tom boy we've lectures
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
All Brooklyn
Banks Out of \. Y.
Clearing House
Nassau National Quit As-o,
citation Following Action
of People, and Brook.
lvn Trust Companies

ncrrrrcrfston of Brooslyn financial
.ti-utionr .n fhc Ncw York Clearing
House wiIi terminate Tomorrow. vfcn
the resignation from memherahin of
The Nassau National hruk. decided
anon vcrfrrfar. becomes effect .vr. The
action 0f th.H hnrk following closely
uron r.r.iar decisions b.. flr Peoples
Trust Company and thc BROOKLYN Trust
l0mr1rr. fe h1.sd rnrr fHr recent
amendment f0 ffe con '.fuf0n oi fNt
clearing house. whereby rrw scncl-
ufo ~ maximum interest yates 0r dr-
rn.it.. representing reduction .rom
those previously .n force ani c.iah-
r.hfrc sized relationship between
interest or aII classes M inr0..ff rrd
fhe New lar. Fedora. Reserve Banks
rel..r0rrf rate 0n ninety crmurr-
eirI narrr rame Ilfo forre.
The withdrawal NJ fhe three Nrook-
Igr in.tIflf which rank among fle
ioadinr bartng organizations ol tfat
borough. b.. regarded sd lle fo local
situation rafre~ fhar fo any cause
uh.rh nar nllrnce .lrfHer .ifra-
fiors from fho clearing house Francis
l. Hirr. rflIma. of ffe board Df thc
FIRST National Harf nrd hraf 0f fhc
clearing house committee. .aIl rn.fDr.
d.t that Ia naa nor looking for aili-
frna rfNlrl.a arl fn-t. rarainr
o. h.. under fHna.rr. fIe adoption o.
tir rru .rnriu.r ra f..f DE- srr Nors
BANKS generally f1 N' n fHe irinro. oi
safety and rH. rrlaffu.
Two corl.tnnf peculiar 90 Brooklyn
harkrg arc believed t7 he mainly r.
.rar bio for fHe nnFo. fil', ifc
number NJ financial institution not
members ~ the clearing hon'e .s
largo. and. .ecrr1. there aro many say-
.rrs banks ir fhc borough arl cone
rrf.fI0n f0r fholr deposits if keen. r
uas rot rrfI f.e reduction ~ fho re-
rcrre Bank rate fo 4 prr cent 'haf tro
nr.. .rrcI .Ia nf interest rates proved
burden ONO. a. pho interest allowed on
muflai savings hari' deposits vas
r.t lowered pending fhat event from
ffo uar cert previously ir iorre. lne
rut in clio l.r. rafe from ii7 fo 4 1or
cont arf0rlf.ri h.aurlt INTO cfrr'
rfrrf. 'Is '.uer rrhfi.Ie m interest
rrfor. pho cUff varying n importance
according fo fro c'st t.f-1f.nn of doe
r0..fr.
Action bv fhc Na--aa National Pars
gc.'.ri.r virtually .rrr'l hr tro
slrfcr wfrlr.Ha| o' ffe 'no fr
Crmrar.a.. Irf comment was limited
fo au official statement declaring fhai
tte han fo.f 90 .o4l he free 'o
make ouch interest rf" t0r fe cIs
fnmorr a. lra t..r h.e A. indicated
Ir tfo statement 0f tfr fr0n.'rn TRUST
C.mn. r.r.t drown rn f.e ir t
fitorr Involved Hi I. cleared through
fte Irtrr Reserve Bank. reT.rrne
fHo fac fr Df0rrf Ny thn clearing
--.-. u -- - ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Sccnriiica al Amciinn

400 Kansas cry. N,v'c' = or..
Railroad -.Ffaf Ifr rnnf
notes. cts of deposit .......... $50 iot
90 shares Western .eH York
Co 500 eafn .....
u shares Halo s. Knalrn co.ror''.n
..,,,.-- tft. .. D. tf r.arr
IS shares Half = kHhYrn CORY ra'"n
preferred. fifl each ... 4-' '.af'
i5l sh.fes A.ea. 'N
soasha-.s Confidential c..tf
lion preferred ... i0o fo l.c g. snare
Il shares Green Bay A. western hiN.
way Ltr I..f
each .......t.. f
$4,000 WorrInF ~f.re.ffn 'n. r'
cont bonds trr
isl7 coupons attached ... - lr cent
81 COO United lln|I0 IT. f.f.rf 'N.
nortgaga per c'nt bond. .tr
.o0 shsre. Bsnque lnflsir'e.is 10
Chine f0 rfr l.rf r..I
SCI shares George N Nor.rs
I1N shares Leslie Judge 90 ......f' iot
fgfo0 Hale a. hNfit. '.'nH..
Per cent serial f.s.r'.r.i. r''.s
rrrf
LII shares International Tf.erh.no
= Telegraph Cooperation i.-- .fare
TO share DHtt Railroad
ferr~d .................. 81. r'r fhar-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Smelling Plans to
Develop Mexican
Coal Properties
Expenditure of S7,OOO.OOO
Awaits Decision of Re-
pubIic's Officials on The
Question of Taxes

The American Smelling and Refining
Company be- planning the cxpenei'lrs
OF Approximately $1,000 600 IN tho fo-
yclopment of Us coal propcrncs in tho
Sabiras district. state Of Coahu.'a,
Mexico The plans now under con-
sidoration. which await decision or
tho rarf ~ tho Mexican government
on the question % taXcr. confcmp
the crcc-ion of large hy-nroduct cokc
plant. with monthly capacity ~ -N.-
600 tone. and tho development ~ q new
town sItc. including houses for fnc
workor.. schools. churches. q hospital.
mems clubs. moving picture entertain
merf and plaza.
William Loeb ir. vice. president oi
'he big Gucrcrhoim concern, vino rQent
fho month OF April ia Mexico confer.
ring with Mexican officials about far
companys development program, fl.l
yesterday that Pre- Ident ohrcGon.
Secretary ~ Commerce ard Industry
Robios and Secretary ~ tho Interior
General Gales. wore enthusiastic over
the plans and showed crery f position
20 mako sat sfactory arrangement rc-
cardire the payment Of future taxes on
fhe by-pr0ducfs produced.
Loeb. "Nss ir fhc Mc1.car corstitr-
tion ard tho Mcvcar laws. Before we
can proceed with our plans some action
mar have to bc taken hy tho Mcrican
Congress. Goa. and oil in Mexico come
under fwo different classes with ro-
spect 20 taxa'ion. At present there 't
ro Federal tax on coal hut tax may
ho imposed on tho hy-prodlc's. and
this IS what We wanf 20 have made
clear"
Tho board of directors ~ tho Amor
ican Smelling ard Refining Company
rro. yesterday following the annual
meeting. Tacs5ar. and reelected Of
fcora FOR The ensuing ycar I'm tae
organization of committees siv firoc-
tors. who aro no. oficcrs ~ clio cor-
parv. including three of the new d.
rcc'0rs elected ~ fhc annual meeting.
became mouhcrs ~ 'he finance commit
tee and corati-utr majority of that
body. Six directors, including two ~
ffc now directors. are members o. the
executive CONN Iff0o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Il a.lE-EI,-i-rE1TTKur'-
ren-.yirania Railroad
No. d., s .el.hore
NAY Gro,s
Stock Exchange Lislings

The Stoek Exchange has listed ne
following securities; 30O01OOO per-
manent engraved twenty-ycar 6 per
cent external loan gold coupon bonds,
due January ]. 1912. of the KINGDOM
81 Denmark, lntcrborolgh Rapid Tran
sit Company. BANKERS Trust company
certificates Of deposit FOR s3I-'t "'l
first and refunding mortgage per
cont bonds, Canadian Gcucral ricc.f.c
Company. Ltd, $4,000, 900 twenty year
gold dcbcnturc q per cent series a.
United Drug Company SoO10'VlI
additional common stock Cow
dated Textile Corporation. t2el -
additional shares Of s.ceki Pu' \
Allegro Sugar Company. .I.-.
temporary ffteen-year Z per cent ems
INK fund convertible dcbcn'urcf. Cana
dian Pacific Railway. S3a,O0O.n1l per
petual per cent consolidated dcncn
ture stock: Julius kayser Co., -,
600 900 first mortgage bonds ST. Louis
San Francisco Railway Company PRIOR
lien mortgage bonds. g per cent n'n-
cumulative preferred stock .rd c'n.
-.r- sfrck. Louisiana q A0r'hn
Railroad. s2i50.O00 FIRST mor'.
pcr cent god bonds: Denver Gas O.
Flecirnc Company. f',i-iNNl
rsfurding mortgage tinkHf
bonds. Nor;h American Company, lr
s6b. 400 additional s per cent cumu.h.
tive preferred stock; Northern ONO
Traction 4 Light Company, s'.5i'.o...
general and rcfunding morigago g''i
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Schedules in Bankruptcy

~rcOLO CANINO. dealer in groo'
al East 10th 81. 10 waiter IS vi
.EtE West lf1th 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

vesferaays PIE
r..le-I.Y-a rreIIoIg
Flour and Meal
yesferea}s ,-,

~sw Yo~f close ~ s-f.1
~ W. fohfl NJ Nt.+t
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Coffee Future.
p. rsrr. of 7rices
Country Produce

l''t'r- Receipts wore .74i7 packages
ff ..f.r tIaN fAffft. IN. ah- 2
~. offrs 90 score. fsis n stisc; trsis
a.lIa t4i1c lower grades
si.en centralized cars on score. 3b = e..
stfe errfr ss score. ttM at Z
ns- a-.rr 11t. N~fisc. uusaited higher
,t, fr.-.a f.t-IfIr. extras 20 score
'ffr f.sI. Itar.- nc. seconds. .AN Be.
~ g. tznntc. state dairy tubs
Ni s-. ..r. good 90 prime. 90 q sici
.tt frfr.f = @ . &c, rrsts 80 (. -
fft-S 81 --c. lower grades ga u
at .fr stock. current make. No. !.
30. ~ FL. u zoe. lower grades, 20 @'c'
,lee~e Receipts were 4osl boxes New
Hat. iats, fresh specials. 2.
tt, average run. {. p 20i4 e., twins irtsh
--ts .910@c. average nun. lst y
WISE rar. fresh double 'aisles 49,. ~ ~
p, flg Daisies. 2oi. 42oac. ioans
isp noc.f.s we're s2.7f7 cases. Fresh
-fs-. extras. dozen, ~ " sac ie- ~ . .
i.- f1.ra frsfs. -6il q -t'1 G, iiis.s'
fr- r'H and p0orcfi ~ a -4c' t.~l7
n" ia fr-.c .c. llrtlcs. regular pachea'
=. . --sc. 40 ana pooI..I ~, Z, !. =
cffcks f- 90 choice. Dry. % q zlc
=. ..rtay, h.nnery waitcs canalea, 81
~ fir llrfrtIcl. extras. $3.50 SIC nfe. 81
n-i1ery whites extra fancy. l9-ADy
-i.s4. ff4 4f-.. learby ana n'afby Net--
\. -,ln-f} whites, average eNi4 -. o. q
sI.fa frs-s. 5sG 15c. firstf' .s = &c :
t'y gathered whites frst9 o. extra
- lfc. undor grades. 25 I. &c. "a
-etsf whites. extras. 1tc. extra ms =.
|s"-c. frsfs 2sQ &c; under grades -
S5ne. ether western and southern, gath-
Nllifs -.l tlc. nearby and nearby
.in hfnnery browns. extra. y = o4c ;
S~J brown AID mixed colors. gathered
~ 81 = t0c lrsis 70 extra firstf. -
,aatoes-S31th Carolina. hhl. = ? 80
- Carolina. g. = 90, Sorth and South
UNA, $50. I. Sl1tQ1.60. virginia, s. q
Z ti3se ~ =. ,.5 Z - xxi ss'{ e 5o
=. Jersey. basket. 4282..o. FLORIDA.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Satisfied Judgments
In Nru York County

H. NrN 1crs fou1fJ
Dr. rr.f 4. nr b. fhlf - fh' 1shtor the
rl fh.f 30 fis creditor and dats uhsn
aa H|.H
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Cation Advances
On Crop Reports
Following Drop
,hcruoon Buying Prompt
,dby Private Acreage and
Condition Figures; Close
q TO 80 Points Higher

4. ..,rlrg advance was followed by
-, ln the cotton market ycsfcr-
80 rr.ccs frmod up again late in
~ az On lower private acreage and
..s,- figures. After having sold
80, al45c 20 elise. October con
s5vaneed 20 2l65c and closed at
ne general market closed very
~, a. ret advances oi 81 90 3e
.lr's
Z. - ~ points IN relatively sisady
90 80 -rr-rts ~ showers in fhe South
80. ~ hrM wrrri damage bur were
,4.,s-srr considered urfarcrahfe fnr
,-rvIh. arI fhc market turned eas-
fi,.-~e tre ll.c ~ chs mcrn.nr with
-, tlcorirr tt.e more agsrreelte
she rshlrsfnu ~ fhe weekly
l..,.r report This Indicated that crop
H., lcr.rg fne past week bad been
D. sr.r..rf .Err ffr ho'f ra~fIcl-
III ~,ss fr Texas ana Arkansas IuIr
n - 90 81 .. nra December 10 20 of
Hs. 90 On nfa rnf lower. buf ffe urre.
,.s~at f1 Ue chiefly local and the
-. ta--ef nfmer during the afternoon
t.-rs--e tta street arl Western hur-
crr-r prices were only fcv
F..rT rrm fne brrf
-. eros report made fhe condition -l o.
..--asta .r acreage rfr r.rf arf
II ..t.-.t.f crop ff rfr rnn hafre Later
n. A.. chicago fnl.o ruhIrhef a
-. f'lr.re .Ir in.rrlf. Ir a...aa. af
I'D r.r cent anI fft ford n.n az 10 q
~. f.t.rr. r.. r..rnfsi.0 f.r fht sf-
..-- t...r. ...fI ..r.N .nr hrF.ne f1r
....-- n..n.r. flNtan spot 4ls..er
!. -frt-.rI Nr tendency toward a
'~-fsn rr |Ur contracts and Ju'y
~f rHr.H over N.I.h.r r.mrar.a
~ rr.r..ln ~ about point at the
=. of frr r...-ns aHf liverpool cables
n crfrrFr fhrre were small ana fNr
- demand E..f Southern efnf fnar-
IL. a. rn reported were generally
II :, ft rr.rfs h'rhor wlfh n slight fr.
Isn 'r -rr volume ~ business
t. tlaI market f0f GIUf cotton was
L. srl points h.rhlr 80 -2f0c for
Il s.rf ess were reported.
~ fa-l. ~ .r..t.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
New Haven Road
Shows Good Gain
In Net for May
Delaware & Hudson Reports
S2I9.694 Operating Def
icii: Chicago. Milwaukee
& 81. Paul Earnings Gain

Among The railroads reporting their
May earnings yesterday. the New York.
Sew Haven & Hartford showed a small
increase in gross. but substantial
gain in net. the latter amounting %
si5tg. sos. The Delaware 4 Hudson, on
fhc other hand. reported A net oper.
atng deficit q s2ie.se4. an increase
n SsI70f6. The Chicago. Milwaukee
q s., Paul did better, with an increase
t90i577 in nef.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Daugheriy TO Give Decision
On Steel Mergers soon

Attorney General Harry NJ. Dapfll
erty, here yesterday 20 confer win
city oficials IN regard % The new 79't.
ofice site. was asked II he had reached
a decision as % what action be- would
piled that the had represen'ativos ~
take IN tho steel merger cases. he 70.
youngstown. Ohio. and other points
collecting data from whom ho expected
20 receive n report next week.
Il will probably make an announce
ment in regard % tho Steel mefe'
cases week from next Monday h'
satd
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
snlhern .nni lIaIlets -o.Ll--,nn sleall

e ;1'a t.l'. tI
M ..nHH H...f ur. Banged af
rHr fr Nh.fr I0n.|. rDWIra.
-ft-r rU.rf -0 fli.r saVln.
L. .r- .fs l.eF.~ af .t.ffr. eaIra.
fsfef N.rf',. steady 's points h.shf-
.t. Na fIl.efl steady.
,t. .rH.r 40 on f-r aIf.. ff- haIef
unchanged 'r sales
a |f...... ... ~ TnIrfa
i.... rr- fa.rr ffff.n
rr cl.sf % points h.rhrr o. 81 300.
al .f..HN points
-..- -f r..e sos bales Monte
r.rfa Nerrr mo .0o
r Irrf WORTH rfnf0
rfr f.rN0r No .I" n'.NF la.ra
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
New York Metal Market

H quiet rlc easy. with Straits
|~i'a at 5062kG3Ll2hc. Straits
5eefts, .N.o- = M dc; standard, oO.Zoc
~ per cent 3O5Oc asked. Copper
r. standard spot, June and July
enc asked. and eiectrolytic spot,
- and July. l3.5ON 13.7Jc. Lead
'.s' New York spot, 5.s5c asked, and
~ y. Louis spot. 5.55c asked. Zinc
80 New York spot, 5.s0e, and East
= ie2a Epct 6.22HG5.20e
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
cuoa- and Coffee

raw errr Futures Tho market opsnef
.- -.. -. o. 20 Z points on cover
-r e. r.--fa af+rr Treef Saw r. sharp DE-
% Values made further gains nr '-arn
..-- r.-r.sflrr efeadier feeling ir tA
-f ~--.a- a'frrurh uQ 90 o'ro1f
tr'l.. r.frs h.1 boon reported lr ffo
frts' f-- ~aw sugar. buyers nri 20 ..e--
.. t.r- arr~f THE market closed
n r-r.. ret higher on sales ~ aoolt
fnrs
Ika r.tfs 20 prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Steel Industry Sees
Strike Settlement Soon
Increasing Labor Secretly NJ
Plants Points % HIGHER
rhnr In.i-

"Tfo strong effort. o- tte Admins
trlf.or On sr. f.. c0.I -tri.e and come
further gain .r c0.I auf coke produce
to1 or r0r-.rr rIH we frrn
lerrW..lr' H.r un-0 tho l.ffF-
hgrcl sf... Grade MORO ray Poo ro-
iiege a settlement ls rot flr of. 'Iln
Iron Ago fersa ~.' fay fav "Af
Tho same tus actual transactions in
steel rrre nrrr at advancing nrictHl
fho dominant factor ln 'ra market ba.
.rc the rtre.'rd continuance OF hig1-
cost corl.uor.
~. t conceded tta. co'' STRIFE
.o'f.eufrt W0l.i advance wr4es traf
hars bean paid - rol-l '.1 mines A.
fno same f ..r 7-rr--r.
unro .r evidence f.r PLANTS. rrr.
fIra. .rr f.r ...F tr .t u..r
% r.H.r labor r1f lf r" NJ frf .ls
sd rrr crr -rr'r re."-f
oTrr-rn ff. urnr g mnrr larger
rrr~.r.. i1 enr'v rr.v f-- a..rt
uaf avid rolling nI'e H-f f..
no.ear r.i csrai os'rat no some
Trc ir.n Trad Hsr.oa' wi'' r-r.
rr process NJ nj
WORKS 0rerlt 0rr ir ll motion as f.e
t.r. rn condition No f.. rl trn
fr.r..a .rl iIt.|. 'rrt s
t.vrr'rg tonnage 0f.rr cI.frfrtr
whore enu.ri .e tsr. .r. r..re1-
fr.tsl. 'n .f -r.rf M rrr.f.
c.t congestion. 1-f..f rr.l.r.rs
t.0 cf0IrH r-f'rr
.tr 0.fr rt
.r wt. ia.. whore buying
er- .Ufr .
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
FINAECIAL
THE CINCINNATI GAS g. ELECTRIC
COMPANY
co,v,v,ibis Eirht Per Cent. Secured Gold
49,. Due December l. 1922.

Notes. Due December u Aa--r
To ffs bsisfJr ~ re Crrtrri. 70 L'g'f Iv
CRIT. Ssrs,si 671 Al'-f lHf
2 frfs ~ The Cirrirr-fi Gsf
Cemfen, ufpr3 nrfrr itr lff If
fa-r Ss'r3 fpgn0 I i-f, .'r 200
(t--srrgfi oar - IIf .fr'r
Tks Nep Iork ITni tonf4rt
7uass.
NoricR IS Hrt-sY civry 't'f Tie C-.
t;-rs,i Gs. 4 E.-fr. l.mr.-r r ce.-. '
er.-ei,. Il. r.y't p r~t--n. and vI -r0--u
sri piy. ~ AgrrN .. I.--
vr-iihf. F.er' Per lrrf Secured d.
fh-q ruf.fanfirr. ffaf interest .r s.' f''ff
vii case on ssI i-irr-. 0 t'e. hi.
1917. tia, the ho'ifs 70 sag ..''s '' 20
quired on said redemption ia'- o. rrr'-
,t.-- o. --ferrfi.r ard rrrm-rf .t f.e
oifes Of The New Nors Iris' ..mr n
;he Cify ef New YORK. and f.af
ton ard surrender there Hff
maturing December J.. it.-. lf slH
agerrsad sad Notes uI fr
paid a. 1929. ~ me- rr.no.r1
snd i-,ef.,, sceru,d o. s,,f rsisr. 3D. dare.
CONVERSION rRfNffrnE
In accordance elih tF@ f-Nt
Trus. Irf-rfu-e fN- r..f
Notes into Prior Lr1 ANA Rr
ssse Fofiy Year e.rtf
S--irs A. oi the trt srr. tfi
A. ff- raf- % Srfrr Per lrr.
row f'sirsi u-trr -t Ir.H
cosrrfr.e 20 far |.f. ..
oo-inge ur 90 so fr'm
!. 1872 Thc r0'itr 0. arI
ssf Nrfes. rr.n pie s..r..'er
.lii Office a lrs .rT f.fs InH'
or 20 before ss |Ifr. ar
casf fr frr f.frf ''sr .' arI
Co~oar, bs f'lIHr .' fr Di..
acCrurf ir'-lrif end rarr
tie Trr Ir.rrf..e r r.
c,iv- ir srrfrf f.rfrf.
~ ,-if srr-s a. vfh a rr
atfarfef. ~ such a.-
a. iakta ~ o. f'r '..f t...
~if esra' ~ rrIrrrf rrrf .' - '-f
O. pfrffrfft i0 CUtrr
nr'iir'c oi $500 l.li..Htl trHH. N
payment in carh i ..f Company Hf
e1sh adjustment nj accrued rf0f..f ia.
rors a. provided ir fr IrHf lr
Dated. Cincinnati Ofa. A.F I'D. llf
THE CINCINNATI Gas A. ELECTRIC
COhfAnf.
~ T. ~. LaN, lrrlrfr-r
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Cottonseed on

~. fr fh4 eottoneerf oN market vas
.ssl rtv moro active. WITH prices .r-
r's- Glowing fail advances carly in
f. ~ tenders ~ ooo barrels on July
-.-s.fs support came from refiners
.-i f--ai shorts hlf was e0on exhausted
.. b. tro afternoon The market developed
ls--. b. wrafresa in ~.~T4fhr wfh hog
.ls.t. closing generally f0 1N n.r's
i-.er sales were o. 600 barrels
ne rrn nre q prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
No ni.idcnd Aciirn

PHILADELPHIA. Jene o. The
-...rh8rlh. Cincinnati. Cn.r-ro q S.
Louis Raf~sy director. fn-I foos
, acfio- rr dividend Tre '.f i-.-
dcrd paid wa' pc- cent ir January,