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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Cotton Rallies on
Storm Fears, but
Closes Irregular
Undertone, However, Is I'm
settled, and the Final
Prices Are 3 Points Net
Higher to 9 Points Lower

Covering for over the weekend was
promoted by the possibility of trop-
ical storm threat, and the lower open
ing was followed by moderate rallies IN
the cotton market yesterday. According
to the Weather Bureau there were IN
dications Of tropical disturbance
south of Jamaica, which would proba-
bly move northwestward. This is about
the season of the year when such dis
turbances as thesefrequently reach the
cotton belt, and while they do not gem
orally cause much damage. they are al
WAYS the cause of more or less anxiety
while they are in progress.
possibility that the disturbance might
develop more threatening features over ne
week end doubtleRs helped to rally the
market but after selling up from II sec to
22I3c December closed at 2304c, with the
undertone of the market still more or leas
unsettled, The general list . closed ,.ia STEADY
ret points higher to points lower.
The market opened barely steady at an
advance OF 2 points on May but generally
~ to rs points lower under continuation
the uncertainties OF European affairs and
OF domestic labor conditions. There was
buying around the initial decline owing to
further bullish crop adyices and reports OF
larger business In cotton goods. but the
advances met hedge selling or realizing
and 1t was not until the tropical storm
threat developed that December held above
the 22o level. Some of the reports reach
ing the trade as to crop conditions seemed
even more bullish than those previously
received. According to private wire ad :
vices from New Orleans tho Texas state
Commissioner OF Agriculture has reduced
his estimate OF the Texas crop from
$50. o00 to 100000 bales.
The New York market for spot cotton
was quiet. with prices unchanged at 22.26c
for middling and no sales were reported.
The range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Detroit
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The, following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
District Court
ARTURO MEDICr - Voluntary. Peek
skill, n. Y. Liabilities. sf2.os4; assets.
$3.50.
LABEL SMART FOOTWEAR. INC
involuntary. 3445 Broadway.
j. HEiMoWITZ g soN-InvoIuntary.
Coats and suits. rs Madison av.
EASTERN STATES AMUSEMENT CO.
Voluntary. 24s West sTth st. Liabilities
$4,000: assets. $40.
WILLARD p. BROWN - Voluntary.
Salesman. az Washington st. Liabilities.
1892; assets.
MORRIS SINOw--voiuntary. Salesman,
$3.50
LILLIAN w. Observation-Disclosures
Real estate, ~ East 6sth st
LEWIS LAN-yoluntary-Au-
ditor. 22o Fifth av. Liabilities. 1851; no
assets.
Receivers i'm Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
wcr eappolnted yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Wolfgang Schwabacher for Ulin Bros.
Susan Brandeis for Golds,ein g. Co,
butter and eggs, 100 Duane St. with bond
of 81 600.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
RELIABLE SILK AND WOODEN
HOUSE i7o Orchard st. Liabilities ss,4Ss;
NATIONAL STORES. 1Nc.-Liabilities.
THE BAROFF STORES-Women's wear
1864 Broadway. Liabilities, &a4.1ss; assets,
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Trading i'm Wheat
Drifts Listlessly
In Narrow Range
Export Buying Absent; Lit
tie i'm the Situation to At
tract New Business Either
Way; Average Is Lower

CHICAGO, Aug. 2e.--Price changes
In the. wheat market were very narrow
and the close was net unchanged at "a c
lower. The Liverpool market was
firmer with gains of q to 1%d, and
foreign exchange was steadier, but
there was an absence Of export buying
and there was little in the situation to-
attract new business either way. 1t
was the general opinion that the market
was in a position to move either way on
either buying or selling, but in absence
OF orders the market simply drifted
within narrow margins and the trade
was awaiting new developments.
The foreign financial situation was
again against export sales and private
cables from Germany said that it was
useless to make offers as buyers were
in no position to make purchases under
the present. condition Of the exchange
market. The weakness in the Winnipeg
market where the December position
was under Chicago, served to discour-
age buying, and good many in the
trade were inlined to take a bearish
view. of the situation and were looking
Tor lower prices next week unless a
much better demand develops from
some source to absorb the dedge
pressure.
More complaints on crop deteriora-
ton as result of the recent hot
weather, including the offiial Kansas
state crop report, which showed loss
IN condition from last month of 22.9 per
cent, gave the corn market firm un-
dertone early in the day with a good
demand from shorts. subseouentlv.
however, the demand fell off and the
market eased off and closed net un-
changed to hc advance.
Final quotations for oats were at the
to &c. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
!. FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY
gotice Of Special stockhoiders, Meetinl

M0ffc9 OF special GtSCkn0kQSrB mSeElGE
:. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a sps-
eiaI, Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
been called by the Board OF Directors OF said
Company to ee held at the principal office OF
the Company, In the City, Of Richmond, vir-
Der. 1922. at 1i:oo o'clock "A. 81. for the
following purposes;
possi to incrsase the Companies capital
y stock by the addition thereto OF stock in
! the par amount OF sso,oo0.ooo, to be
divides into 100000 shares OF the par
I value OF 800 each. so as to make the total
authorized par amount of such capital
stock slss. 100000. consisting Of l,s66.ooo
4 increase OF capital stock to be Of such
class or classes, with such designations.
preferences and voting powers. or restr:c-
! lions or qualifications thereof. as the
! stockholders at said meeting shall Do
i terrnine or authorize; and specifically,
/ without limiting the generality Of the
! proposal that the additional capital stock
be In thu hrst instance preferred stock.
I s. convertible into common saeos: may
! :(e( 70 authorize ths Board OF Directors
Of the Company from time to time q
!, stock on such terms as such Beard may
Y the exercise OF Its lawful discretion
(cy To iatisy ana confirm such actor
: theresofore taken or authorized by said
Board In anticipation Of such action b.
! the et0ckholcers, as may be submitted Il
TIE raeetinx end Y take such other and
farther action In tho premises tncudins
I the authorization Of any necessary OF
Appropriate amendment or amendments Of
the Charter Of the Company. as the stock
\ and -
(d> For tho tfAnsacsisn OF suoh othe
guesEsss - may pf0psTly cstne before tn,
MAettn4. ssss "
/. For tha purpose Of shs sasetins the stool
@easfer boqts will be closed at B p. NJ OF
@fsSey, Gepfeeapey ]. Isaa. and remain close
~ Order AZ chs Boarx Of Directors.
II s. TaEyvETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
LOOKING AHEAD


The Fall Season Is here Are you ready
for it? We must re-adjust ourselves as we'll
as our business to modern methods and con-
uitions The War has changed all Margins
are thin, competition is keen and business IS.
different now. r
II Is, important that every dollar OF your
capital works all the time Can you afford
to lend your capital to your customers in the
form OF their credit accounts? They pay no
interest. We will purchase their accounts OF
you for probably less than the discount you
offer them and give you the money now. 20
put to work making more profits through, an
increased sales volume and by discounting
your purchase bills-thercby improving your
Credit
~sg
IL Isl estimated that the enormous amount
OF more than FIVE BIrLION DOLLARS IS
lying idle IN Open Book Accounts-producing
mo proft-think of this idle burden.
ASf-He~AANse~s AAave-s.-v
Ours is the modern way of assisting your
business growth. We specialize in the pur-.
chase OF Active Open Accounts Receivable.
Notes, Acceptances. Instalmcnt Sales Con-
tracts, and other forms of Credits Receivable
from responsible Manufacturers, Wholesalers
and Dealers, IN all lines of commodities,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
q. S. Wool Hosiery Imports

The bulk Of United States imports
* wool stockings, hose and haif-hose
valued at mora than 1920 per dozen
pairs are from the United Kingdom
and Germany, according to the Textile
Division Of the Department of Com
mcree. Imports by quarters register
shs following totals in dozen pairs:
sAnnary to March, 1921. 5o.385; April
e snnes 1871, 64,4o4; July to Septem-
1921. a9a,727; January TO March. liz,
2s6; April to June, 1922, 1877 0e2. IN
1921 the largest monthly shipment.
si.751 dozen pairs, was recorded in
Uecambsr, and in 1892 June leads with
total Of 7Sss47 dozen pairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market

Announcement Of new stock issues
by the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Company and by the Chesa-
peake e. Ohio Railroad Company
tended to divert attention from the
fact that offerings Of fixed date Sc
curities, aggregating less than $1,000
600 were last week the smallest for
any similar period of the year. The
slim volume of new bond issues has
been one factor in supporting the
markets, advance and is temporarily
satisfactory to bankers. The latter,
however, are becoming somewhat dis
couraged over the prospect Of obtain
ing securities with which to meet the
demand anticipated after Labor ay.
Trading yesterday was dull and the
movement of quotations was rather
irregular. Liberty bonds were quiet
and steady. The decline in French
Issues was checked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Country Produce

Butter--Receipts were 144sa packa ges.
Creamery as higher scoring g s7@s7ac; ~
score, s+@sec; hrsts, SO to SO score. 80 II %
321sc; SECONDS, SO to 81 score. Sa4 3lMc.
50 score. s21a @sac; So score. age; SIS to : 81
score. 3oh@s1ho; unsalted. higher than
extras $sh g acc; nnsalted extras. 90 score.
rsts fs s. to % 81 score ssars
seconds, 3ok G321ac: state. dairy. tubs.
finest, s5@sSc: good to prime, S2@s4c;
rent make, extras" 2sc: current make,
grades, ,2sh a25c: packing stock. current trent
2bc lower grades. 22124c
Cheese--Receipts were $500 boxes New
York state fats, fresh specials, 21ia a 22c;
aTies a rYn als fresh aoaos
2o&c; Young Americas 20hc.
Esgs-Receipts 1875 cases Fresh gath
cred, extras, per dozen, 3s83sc; extra
firsts so932ej; rsts $50 2ac seconds and
dirties. No. l. 1914 @2ohc; dirties, No. 2
and poorer 1850 1sc; checks. poor to choice,
dry. lac 1sac; refrigerator firsts charges
ator seconds. 22@2sc; New Jersey hennery
whites, candied extras, SIC; uncandled ex-
tras. 4s@5sc; nearby hennery whites ex-
nearby Western hennery whitee average
extras. 45@47c; extra irsts, A0@44c; flrsts.
so@Ssc; frsts TO extra frsts, 35G14sc; UNI
ueT sraaeS, oVW $780, nearby whites, puliets'
eggs. 26QS1c; Pacific Coast whites. extras,
ss49 46c; extra flrsts, 3s@43c; frsts, 34p
ass; underarades, 2s@33c; Pacific Coast
ern gathered whites, 27@ssc; nearby and
nearby Western hennery browne, $50 A2c;
nearby brown and mixed colors. gathered
extras, sag 36c; mixed colors, tirsts to ex-
ira frsts, 27@32c.
Potatoes--Jersey cobblers sack. s1.sem
$1fb; Giants sl@sI2S sacks 4o@ssc;
Long Island. largo sack s2Qs2.sT; $50
lbs, I'll 80 q s2.2s; No Is. slG$i.1s: sweess,
Eastern Shore. bbbi, si,5o@s2.bo; North
Carolina, S1GS2; Delaware ana Maryland
basket 2sc@$l40; yarac. Jersey, basket
$lRBxI.60. North frarnI{n hN1 d '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Toronto

Adams Waiter CT Pizzelia szts
Bloom. Benjamin Greater New
York Lumber Co. Inc ..... fstssa
Ssme--Ssme ......-..-..- fffft
Browne. Benjamin and Jerome
Schwsrtz--WonSer Dress e Coz
tune co. Inc .....-...... lg7ast
Becker. Saui-R J Wo!genstetin. Ar n
Barnett. Charles D--F Eisner sstr5
Cohen. Celia Kuker .......... WIG
Dpstas, Athan and Mildred Novel;
ty Manufacturing ca. Inc-Bsrs
net Farming co. Inc. .-....... sssa
Finkeistein. SRrah-M T0dNeid stsH
Lesses Constantine N-G Papa
dtnVer .........- ....-...-.--... asGs
Modern yiddlsh Theater CO Inc.
Stella Wilmer. Max wilmer
and Samuel navtS--M Seiitxky ftsext
Mantone. Alfred-P Kantor e. al. sTa.!
Paladin Pictures Corporation
Uilman Manufacturing Coz. ssgss
Piston Ring Specially CO, Inc. and
Nathan Bra mEon Overland
Trading Co. nc.........--... zs5s3
Pines Hotel Coz r West Coffee
Riteservice Advertising agency.
Iuc-New York Times CO ..... liIfs
Rothheld. Louis-Stats Mercantile
Co. inc Northumberland. iizis
Riteservice Advertising Agency.
Inc-Se~ York Times Co... saslS
RIteservice Advertising Agency,
lnc--New York Time= Co... sseeS
Same-Same ............... s57.4s
Schneiser. Adolf-W Taunen... ssstI
simmons. Ernst-Sommer Bros. 1919
Wright. William S--Hickz, Hicks
& Hicks. Inc Observation-Disclosures. 1915
Yarnel. Walter S--R J Donovan
of New York. Inc ........ e2s,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

SOuthern Spot MhrKets - galveston
steady. unchanged at Il. 90c; sales, $500
bales. New Orleans quiet, rs points lower
at 21.75 sales b43 bales. Savannah steady,
unchanged at 2I75: BALES nil. Memphis
steady, rs points lower at 22.26: sales nil.
Houston steady, unchanged at 21.S0; sales
6.s2a bales. Dallas steady. unchanged at
21,20: sales. 3,911 bales Montgomery
steady. % points lower at 81 90; sales, SO
bales. Fort Worth steady, unchanged at
21.25; sales. LOSS bales.
Cottonseed Oil
The market for cottonseed oil was IN
active, with total sales for tho day Of
$500 barrels. but there was little pressure
TO sell and prices were steady TO f1rm
partly in sympathy with the action of lard
Closing. prices were net unchanged to s
points higher
The range of pr!cess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
New Texas Co. Subsidiary

The Texas Company has organized a
subsidiary in Colorado to handle its
production in the orthwest. Known as
the Texas Producers Company it has a
capital of 100000. 1t was stated
yesterday that immediate steps will be
taken to secure leases and productive
acreage, as we'll as production from
other operators. The company is said
to be making excellent progress with
the construction of its Casper refining
plant, which is expected to be ready
for operation before january.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

To figure the precise yield on bond Il
is necessary to use yield tables. but the
approximate yield can roughly be figured
out by the following formula: Divide tho
closing quotation on a bond into the rate
OF the annual return. If the bond is selling
below par you must allow also for the
subtract the market quotation from par,
or 100. and divide the remainder by the
number of years the bond has to run be.
tore maturity. For example, IL per
cent bond is selling az 90 and has ten
years to run. the annual return will be scs
per cent. The difference between par and
the market price will be 10 points, sub
tracing 90 from 100. Dividing 10 points
by ten gears the quotation will be /. This
annual return and the result, 1855 per
cent. will give you the approximate Yield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Lower California Cotton Crop

The cultivation Of the Lower Cali
fornia cotton crop has advanced to such
an extent that no further labor short
age is to be feared. A considerable
portion of the crop is late, as the first
plant did not result in good stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Satisfied Judgments

The first name IS that OF the debtor.
the second that Of the creditor and date
when Judgment was giisd:
vember 90. 1871 -. s:4o 4
Eldridge. Syivia-B Blau. Janu-
airy %. 1921 .............-... efese
Meyerson. Rose II - Franklin
Knitting Mills: April s. 1890. 7,Iie n
GoidpeFs .......+...-.. 4Vssv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Illinois Central Shows
Decrease i'm July Net
Reports Decline OF S56,76O
!. Despite $168,7O9 Gain
I'm !CrOsa Tv,cnuan

[. The illinois Central system shows a
decrease of $56,760 for July net oper-
Ating income over July, 1921, and the
Delaware & Lackawanna decrease of
8i.32s,6sS. Railroads reporting yes
kefday were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Bid and Asked

FOLLOWING are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange IN which there
were no transactions yesterday;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
DAVIS Neic Issues

Stacy & Braun and the Anglo-Lor-
don-Paris Company are oering TO yied
APO per cent 100000 City of Portland
(Ore.) AZ per cent bonds, due 1886
1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, August IS. the first name being
that of the debtor:
Avenia. Antonio-P Baglivi. s7es46
Architectural Cast Stone Co, Inc
New York Stats Industrial
Arthur Htrsch & Coo and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

BIO. ASheh
adams EXP. =. 16h Tx
Air Reduction. b6 IS
Alas Juneau. ~ IN
All Am Cablall4 lie
Al Ch q D pr. ITO i1oH
AL Chain Or 99% 100
Am Bnk Nots 10 -
do pr -. STA "a
Am Beet g pr. 10 so
a B s & B pr.10s 1888;
Am Can pr. .10Sh ll01!
Am Car s. F.1s3 1871
do pr .....l22 l24h
Am Chicle .. 0 10Y
Am Express. ..1S4 1877
Am Hide 81 L i4% l4T
do pr ..... 7Sh f4h
Am Ice pr. 90 921
Am Linseed 90 81 35h
do pr ..... 65 SO
Am Metal pr.1o7B 1881
Am Radia .112 i1sz
Am Safety Ra. 67s Z
Am Smelt pr. 100 1911
do pr A.. S5 100
Am Snuff ..l42 l42s
do pr $50. o. 100
Am st Fly pr. .l03 los
Am Sugar pr. l09 ll2
Am Sum lob 86M 80
do pr ..... 60 66
Am Tel & G. SO go
Am Tob pr. .los1a lO4a
Am w Wks. Is 1Sa
do pr $50. 4o% Ala
do 7 PC pr. SO s9l
Am VIII pr. SsM 90
Am Wool pr. 107M i0s
Am VIZ Pa pr 81 SO
Am 2 & L pr 40 AZ
Ann Arbor '. i7h 1871
Art Metals :. law Is
Assets RI Co.. III ls
Asso Dry G.. 65h 561
do LIST ~. so So
do I'd pr. :. 81 SO
Aeso OH .ll5A III
Atchison pr. eS% 94s
Atlantic Fruit az 81
AG h w / pr 90 %
Atlantic Ref, 1905 1918
do pr .....115 lis
Atlas Powder. 1870 l4o
do pr ..... S7H -
Atlas Tack =. lBk 10
Aus Mich pr. SSM SO
Auto Sales Co 2h 81
DO pr ..... 8 IL
Bald Loco pr.llS lis
3 & o pr. IS 65I
Barnet Lea. :. so Gil
do pr >. 95 -
Bhrusdsll B.. "a 20
Batopilas NJ. q
Bayuk Bros. :. 40 IS
Beechnut Pack ga 81
Beth Steel n "a
] do Z pc Or. 100 lO2
Booth Fish. :. 8 Oh
I Brit FIN ST.. 10 Ia
| do LIST pr. 7S rs
Brown Shoe. :. 81 60
| do Or $50. 90 es'
Brunswick 80. az 4
Bun r. & P. SEX 70
do pr 49,. IS 81
Buff & Sus. 10 90
| do pr .,... IS So
Burns Bros IA IFS.
DO pr 49,. 96s 81
do Is ...... 4S az
Bush Term pr e2A eS
Caddo Oil -. io14 10
| Gal Pet pr. 90 81
Can Southern. 80 IS
Case Thresh. AK az
Case J I pr. SO 95
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| chi ct West. s% a
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Con Cigar pr rs so
do rights. ... q
Con Dist -. a
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Cosden pr, -. o. Ak
4 Gu Ca sus Or s5h SO
Deere Co pr. rs "a
Dome Mines 81 AZ,
! d s $ & A.. 81 4
do pr $40. S Q
Du r de Mem. 1873 1879
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Eikhorn C pr. 3Tk 20
Em Brant - 71s 81
DO pr go. SO Al
Endi John pr.il3h ii4I
Erie & Pitts. 52is -
Fairbanks =. Is Is
Fed NJ e. S. l2G IL
Fisher BY pr.llo 1i5
Els + oh pr 90 e0s
Gen Am Tank so az
do pr 1921 los
Gen cigar 1871 7e1
40 pr las 105
Zen Baking. .i28 i34
do pr .lesM Jos
zen EieS ~. lszn 1851
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Liidden co :. Is ls
Goodrich pr, IS So
Guh NJ & n. i4% ls
40 pr 800. 40 402
Gnlf st 81 DR. a2 100
Hendce Mfg I. 81 22$
Aomestske 20 IL
Hupp Motor.. TN lsA
hydfaul 81 pr 81 e5
Indian Ref -. AZ sg
Int Agr.cul... 10 I9a
do pr $50. 3s% 40
!nt cement - 52E sSH
INT Ha, pr. III
Int Nickel pr 81 san
Int Paper pr. IS 100
do pr stpd.. ~ rs
Iowa Central. liz
Jewel Tea Or 90 SIS
Kan City 80. ISM 26M
40 ~ .s.. SO 50
kayser DIT new. i02A los
Kelly spr pr. s. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

Kelsey Wheel. e4h es
do pr 100 los
Keok & d NJ. s 10
do pr ..... 20 -
Kresge pr Iii
Rress & Co.. 90 100
Lake E g. w. ssh s7h
Loe Rub & T 26A 81
Ligg & M ia 100
do B 100 2l0
Lima Loco pr. 81 90
L-W B I'd pr.1l0 100
Lorillard ? ..l72M l7sh
do pr ...,.l10 l20
LOUSY G. N. 1865 1888
Mack TT LIST pr so eeA
do I'd pr. SIN sax
Mackay Cos. ..l0lh lO&
Mallinsn -. 80 8eA
do pr $50. SO %
Manatt Sugar. a. As
do pr :. 10 81
Manhat Elec. So SO
Manhat Guar. SO 81
do Gifts -. so 90
Manhat Shirt. 89,A Se%
Go pr 100
Mar st Ry. :. 7 sM
do pr 49,. SO s31a
do prior pr. SO 81
do I'd pr. 2l7s %
Mar Rockwell. IA 10
Martin Parry. so% BIZ
Max Motor A 57K So
| do y 500. 10 1914
May Dept st. 1925 1913
do pr .....109A ll8
Mcintyre NJ. >. 10 1917
Mich Central 205 2l5
MINI & st L IL liz
MsP&SSM Or SO 6s
NJ K & T.. 10 1871
do pr 49,. 10 is
do warrants. SO s8
Mont Pow pr. los liz
Mullins Body. 201s %
Moon Motors. 1875 i8M
Nash & Chat. 10S 1873
! Nat Acme ia II
Nat Biscuit. ..l53 1874
do pr .....l15 1913
Nat CT. & s. So 81
do pr ..... 90 9S
Nat Con & C. 2s az
n e & s pr. "a a5
Nat Lead pr.112A lis
MR. NJ LIST pr 10 IL
do I'd pr. 4ss 47s
n Y Air Br. TAX 75A
NYC&SL 1st.. 9a1s lo0k
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N Y Dock. :. SO SO
do pr ..... 5s% 81
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Mag Falls P.iO7A loSN
Norfolk So :. 1Sh 81
Norf & W pr. ll2R 100
Ohio Body :. 6 6X
Ohio Fuel :. 81 "a
Ont Silver :. 6% ~
0tis Eievs ..i4O 155
do pr .....lo0
Owens Bot NJ s5ss S5X
Pacific Mail. IL IA
Pac Tel & T 50 so
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Phil Jones :. 7sM So
DO pr 49,. 901s 90
Pierce Ar pr. 90 3o%
Pierce Oil :. TN III
{ Pitts Coal pr. 9s 90 .
Pitts Steel pr Sc es
! P & w Va pr 80 el1s
Postum Ger pr.i07 10S
Pr st Car pr.1Ol los
: Prod & Ref pr ~ a.
Pure Oil pr. 90 100
! Rvs Sec 80. go 6a&
! Ry st spr pr.lll ia
Rand Mines, /. 3lS 32M
Heading lat pr 50la 5Sis
do I'd pr. 50M 52h
Refs & Co. =. IS IL
do LIST pr. 621a s9N
! Rem \ 1st pr IS
do ID pr. 67h
Rutland r pr. AZ so
San Gee Sug. 81 3A
Saxon Motor. So
Sears Roe pr. los ll2
! Shattuck Ariz. SIX sax
J Shell T e. 7 371s 3s
Shell U o pr 9s, ss1s
SIS st & L.. SIX ak
} > Z II Sugar. 81 5lI
do pr ...,. 9e 100
Spicer NJ pr. 81 %
Stand Mill pr e3 ea1A
St d Tube pr SO s3E
Stern Bros pr. 95 100
studeeaker pr. max liz
Sup OIL $50. s 6%
Sup Steel ~. "a 81
Sweets Co -. 90 8
Texas & Gulf. 50b 507s
Underwater Il, 1oT 1870
TSL& w B pr 81 81
Trans & w S IS as
Twin City r T SIX S.
.n Pac pr. 1874 so
IN Tank ..104k lo5
do pr los ITO
Tn Cigar ST. $50 l65
! 40 pr 1868 lie
/ Y Drug LIST pr 40 so
un Dyewood. AZ 80
United Fruit. $50 1891
~ = Express. ~ s
~ S Hcff n. 90 FL
~ s I AL pr. 94is 81
~ S S G. R.. 42N ii
do pr ... s5S 4S1s
lU S lob pr.il4
V Raai LIST DR. Oh OF
Va Car Oh b. 2s
iva 1 c 6 G. S. So
do pr ..,.. so SO
Wabash pr h 90 ~
Weber & He'll I2jx isG
Wells Fargo. 70 81
West.se A B. saA lol
West'se ~ LIST. 7s IS
White r OIL. 2sts 81
Whits Oil. ~. 8N o
Willis o pr. ssh 80
Wtlsos, Co pr 81 e5
Woolworth pr.i20 1922
W P & NJ pr A 81 saIs !
DO pr b. "a ~
wright Aero. 1854. 1o%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Individual Bank Figures


Of the Ne York Clearing House Association which members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Flour and Meal
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

s I e er s, fair 70
| prime, 100 lbs.
| D r e S 8 e d beef,
sides. ID.
Live yeais, COM
| mon to prime,
| 100 lbs.
Dressed veal. city,
10. ...........
Live ewes, 100
lbs.
Dressed wethers,
ID. .s.........
Dressed mutton,
city, lib.
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs. .......
Dressed | a m b 8,
city, lbs.
Hogs, 100 lbs.
Dressed hogs, ba-
con. Id. ......
Pork. bbi
Mess beef, bbl :.
Lard, NJ 1 d d | Q
West, 100 lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

Grand total. .s4.5s2.es4.oo
includes deposits In fore
$50, 900. (bJ $1i0os,ao0. (e)
Balances carried In banks
s2s,672i0oo.. (b) sso2,ooo. (cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

ses,ao4.eeo ssi7,sss, coo
Ign branches not include
$50 ,oss.ooo. tdl SIS. geo
in foreign countries as r
Ns,e2o. 600. (dl sss. ose.