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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
80 GUESTS ATTEND EVENT AT
SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL
Many Weddings and Informal Affairs
VIII Follow Coming Week

The caA,~n. dinner dance gwen last
night AZ ne Scottish Rte Cathedral
auditorium Wa on" "f the mos, success
rul and alt"cr:h"r lrIGrItul affairs OF
tho years SOCIAL Program. STATED IN 4
>"mtl-c,e a"OUnd the ball room. the
diners were served a. eight o'CinvN din
Tor at small tables which were decor
a;eI with charming Lamps shaded IN
pax and blue. and conferred with flow
erS Of early summer blossoms
o. the stage beautiful fountain
Played surrounded with huge flora!
bowls of roses. Across ;hH 'front.' "t the
stage forms and palms tu-mrd an EN-
haaNmcuc Here the cabaret WAS pre-.
soH,cd. to the accomranlmcu: Of the
n.2zy six orchestra. Many original and
beautiful numbers were introduced.
among them one in particular which at
tracted a great deal OF interest was
that given by TWO l:t:le Wheeling girls
representing a scene from The Shcik''
featured by singing and dancing. They
appeared IN most attractive oriental cos
tunes
During the ;HtermisSlo1 ~ the - S2C"t
acts. dancing was enjoyed by The guests
IN the clearing ot tho ball room. Att"r
the final cabaret feature about eleven
o'clock. dancing was resumed
The program was as follows:
Grand march
Novelty lntroducuon
=. Jazz Dancc--Mi$s Dorothy Stamm
5 Talking and singing Virginia and
Judy"
I. pance-Mr. Tom West
) SonE-Miss Erla Higgins
s Seven come Eleven" Rat IN burn
and pouds-
SonC-Tom Joseph
s ECyHt:an pance-Mtss Catherine
Koran.
= $oaS-MiSs Grace Campbell
10 re,nce-Caldick DOC" DowartE
II. The Rose Bud"-MIss Johanna
McGrea,
IL Spanish Dance - Mss Dorothy
Is Song-Mcr-ttt Brand
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=. DaHce-Tom and DOC"
rs $onE-Miss Erla HuGE:ns
l.. Oriental Dance-Mlss Grace camp
bell
ReServe-'The Three Trees"
The guests were:
Messrs. and NeSdames--
r. 4. Graham l. r. Smith. ~
Daniel Guth Charleston
Ben f.. Hamilton Fred {. So. ahlcker
Harry I. Hesse I. VI. Talbot
WI, s Houston F'CanH H. ThUrT
Aaron NJ Hubbard J. Dana Toml.HSon
VIM. w Irwin Alfred Ulrich
C'haS. II. Jacobs \. II. Won E2N"r
,sl-erc, Jacobs sam r. Warftuel
Chester James Frank webb
-. =. Jeftr.es s g. Wells
IT r Johns Vernon Travis
Abr. " Jones Albert Schai-er
l. Z Kinney Nm l.. Baker
rov = Roller Sidney Eelzol
L--,fS,rrpS y-o-' c Fell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

Formerly $3.50. now. .S2.S5
Formerly $4.2O. now. $500
Formerly $500. now. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
I. r. T. Readjustment

ouestion-win you kindly advise ne
what you think about the In'erborough
Consolidated Rapid Transit preferred stock
OF New York that IL IN a rather oompli-
Gated condition AZ the prescnt time7 I am
now holding twenty shares = this STOCK
bought some time ago az 7oA. / would
like 20 know what action 20 take in the
matter. ~ I could take any just nov VIII
you please give me all tho statistics you
conveniently can about its affairs and say
N there Is any danger Of rs going into the
hands Of receiver n its plan Of reorFsni-
zafion does not 20 through ] am an old
reader OF The Tribune for over nifty years
y. II. A.
Answer-You have confused the name
Of this stock. but we take it that you
mean Interborough Consolidated pre-
ferred. for there is no lnterborough
Rapid Transit Company preferred stock.
The Interborough Consolidated Corpo-
ration is already in the hands Of a
receiver, the readjustment plan 20
which you refer being designed 20 pre-
vent a receivership for the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit. After the assets
Of the Consolidated have been sold 10
satisfy the claim OF the lnterborough-
Metropolitan Al per cent bondholders
there will be nothing left. as FAR as
we can see. for the Consolidated pre-
ferred stock. The only value attached
20 this stock lies in the opportunity
the holders will have Of obtaining some
Interborough Rapid Transit securities
BY subscribing 70 that portion OF the
new Interborough Rapid Transit 8 per
cent notes not taken by the Rapid
Transit stockholders or the Metropoli-
tan bondholders. We believe that this
value Is fairly we'll appraised in the
current market value of the Consoli-
dated stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Selection OF n Broker

oue.tlon-In recent article regarding
dealings with stock brokers' should
fudge that no matter how good stock
might be the investor "a entirely depend
ent on the quality Of the broker and can
rake no contract that q. any more Sc
cure than the broker For Instance. u
one bought New York. New Haven 4
Hartford per cent debenturc on the
partial payment plan and was IN DO
sition 50 he could pay for Il In fun. ne
could have no claim OF the stock when
was put up for loan when the n,oker
failed but all goes IN together In a
rec.nt numb,r Of The Tribune, Nay rs.
I think I saw on advertisement relating
70 me Manhattan Elevated Railroad OF a
pamphlet relating thereto adVeruted by
marty. / have mislaid that part OF the
paper and would be glad OF copy o.
he pamphlet. I am IN receipt OF CIT
euia- letter pertaining % oonsontins 70
Inc reorganization Of the company ior
readfusfmenO. would like 10 know II
the deposit Of the stock ana assem- O.
shareholders is generally considered ao-
Msable.-H. 7. y
Answer-The selection Of orokcr-
age house is fully as important as tne
choice of securities when the investor
is purchasing on the installment plan
N Won have a debit balance when
brokerage house fails you become a
general creditor Of the firm and must
take your chances with other creditors
no matter how willing and able you
may be 70 pay up the due balance sfter
the failure has taken place. The Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
show. Good Judgment

Question: own ~ present the follow
Ing. Five 500 4. Liberty honp' Of l'l'
one 1900 Penn 81 per cent sold bond. one
81 600 New York Edison 50 per cent bono.
one IS 400 bond ana Mortgage So per
cent mortgage twenty-five shares Penn
,ylvanla Railroad stocks thirty thfee
shares Southern Pacific stock nfe fhnf@h
Pacific OF. twcnty-four shares Mutual pi,
thirty shares callahan Lend. ten shares
Maxwell Bofor n have now about ls,sN9
in hank and want 20 invest about 5000
Of IL In some good stocks and bonds. ana
would like you 20 pass opinion on the lol.
living. which I will buy II yu approve on
same. or any other that you may suggfat
Five shares each Atchlson preferred ana
common. five shares each Union faclic
preferred and common. I'VE shares NV
York Central. FIVE shares Infed states
Steel preferred. i've shares View .iork con-
solidaied Gas ten shares North American
preferred five shares Canadian Iaclnc.
bonds Bell Telephone ~ pcnnrylvania !
per cent. Canada Northwestern 90 or
per cent Chicago Union station ga per
cent Consolidated Gas per cent. Great
Northern per cent. Grand Trunk Z per
cent New York Central : per cent Norih-
western Bell Telephone Z per cent. fhlla-
delphla Company refunding per cent.
Dominion 81 Canada . per cent. Western
Union Ga per cent?. J. IT.
Answer-Your list Of present and
prospective investments indicates. the
use OF good judgment in making selee-
ton. We would not include Maxwell
Motor B, Callahan Lead and MUTUAL
Oil stocks in any but the speculative
class OF securities, but presume that
these are the mistakes" that come 70
every investor, and we think the per
oentage in your case is Cratifyingiy
small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Financial Items

The Guaranty Trust Company yesterday
announced that thr CHESAPEAKE A ohio
RAILWAY Company per cent equipment
gold notes. Series - and ia. IN denniilre
form. with coupons due July rs. 1874 and
subsequent attached. will b delivered IN
exchange Tor trust receipts Outstanding
Tsriomu Yamada yesterday sold bis seat
On the New York Cotton Exchange Tor
~. ono 20 Louis brooke This We an
advance % g. 0oo over a sale mad. the
previous day and Is only about s.. 900 IN
der tho record high sale.
The estate u James ". RofRerf yester-
day sold A membership on N, Scw lofk
coffee and sugar Exchange 10 ". 7. Hill-
man Tor $4,000. which IL the top price
for the present year. The last previous
sale wHs $500
The Guaranty Trust Company has been
appointed trustee under the New York
Central lines and equipment trust ~ i'-l.
which provides FOR an authorized Issue
OF S11.fff 900 par value per cent trust
cold notes dated June I. 1899. maturing
serinily tisf3.o0o principal amount on
June ! IN each Of the years 1914 70 1871.
speyef & Co. yesterday announced that
the delnitive note. % the recent Issue Of
$500 900 81. Louis-san Frnncisco Rail-
wav Company 3 per cent equipment trust
cerflfcafcs are now ready for delivery IN
exchange for temporary receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

Joint Stock Land Bank
g. iiSi-i3ti iofx a
Joint Stock Land Bank
SaL isti-isti........iot iesI a.
Joini stock Land Bank
g. is5t-lfef ., ZOE A.
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5hs If6i-iitf 100
ChicsE0 Joint Stock Land
Bank S. ifif-isto..... ssB i0tH Al
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bsnk S. issi-ia1i ....iniI fei A
Shot T.rr. C.-..ttI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Silks Hold Gain
Downward Prices of Raw Stock
Fail TO Affect Goods

Silk manufacturers are much en-
eournged by the continued improvement
in demand for their products. The
trade is far from being as brisk as
the producers like 70 see, but indiea-
lions point 20 continued broadening
in demand FOR the next few months NJ
least. The downward reaction IN tho
raw silk market has failed 20 disturb
tho goods trade 20 any great extent
Some manufacturers who last week
we're complaining Of high raw silk
prices now seem more satisfied win
the present scale Of values and are
inclined 10 the opinion that they will
hold for some time 20 come. The chief
element In strengthening the raw silk
market Is the fact that manufacturer
have been working close on reserve
stocks and admit that they soon viii
have 20 replenish these stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Yield Large Enough

ouestion-wu you kindly advise the
writer whether you consider the follow
ing list Of bonds good investment with re-
gard 90 safety and Yield: Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company 7 per cent 1927.
Kingdom o. Denmark 8 per cent, 1853:
Kingdom % %etherlandH per cent. 1915
Imperial japanese Government sterling
per cent. 1891. French GJvernment e =
per cent. 1891 Julius Kayser per cent.
ial2. puget Sound Power and Light "a
per cent. 1891. Chile Copper per cent
Con, 1891. American sumatra Tobacco "a
per cent. 1925. Robt. Gnir 4 CO. per cent
ie37. Public Service o. New jersey Z per
cent. i9H7-L. s.
Answer There Is no question but
that you are receiving a satisfactory
yield from the securities listed, and II
you are in position 20 assume the
small element Of risk that a higher
than normal interest rate compensates
for we have no criticism 70 make Of
the selection in lis entirety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
American Wooden Company
to Open Wide Range OF
Fabrics Next Week;
Will Set Price Levels

Discussions concerning the probable
date Of Offering spring wooiens and
wor,teds 20 the trade By the mills
were set AZ rest yesterday by the an
nouneement that the American Wooden
Company will show a comparative
line Of fabrics and name prices next
Monday. MI.
In view o. the unsettled condition
Of the raw wool market and the re-
sistance 70 the higher prices that were
placed upon fall. 1922. fabrics, II wha
expected by some that the American
which sets the pace In the market,
would delay is spring opening ana
also would show only n few lines IN
order 20 feel out the buying temper OF
rs customers.
Tho lines 20 be shown by the market
leader on Monday cover n wide range
% fabrics for the mems wear trade
including sergcs, tropical worsteds,
fancy worsteds. staple worsted ana
fancv woolens as well as some over
Sneeifeally. the goods 20 be shown
ave serccs. unfinished worsteds, chevi-
ots claws and French back scrges m
dcpartment /. division A; tropienl
worsteds. whipeords and gabardines In
denartmcnt /. division y and IN de-
partment 3: a complete line Of fancy
wool suitings and top coating IN de-
partment 3. division a; n complete
line Of staple wool suitings In depart
r,ert z. division G.; tropical worsteds
and complete line Of wool suitings
and London shrunk serges In depart
r,ent 7. and whipcords and gabardines
in denartment s. division A.
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Burling
Doie & CO. will sell a. auction l,O2b
nieees Of American Wooden Company's
mems and women wear medium and
heavy weight fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Profit Taking and
Buying Unsettle
Prices on Curb
Mexican Seaboard Scores
Good Gains but Fails TO
Hold Full Advance; ,. u.
of Indiana OFF 4 Points

As the result Of prOht-taking In some
parts Of the list and buying IN others
the general li,t at the close yesterday
showed an irregular tone. The Next
can seaboard issues made new nighs
~ .he recovery. but lost some OF the
earlier gain. Both the stock and yot-
Inc trust certificates will be traded IN
on the Stock Exchange, beginning TO-
day. ,,. ,.,u..
The new Tobacco Products nsess
also 90 on the big board beginning
,o-SaS These are the new securities
issued in connection with the sescrp-
tion Of United Retail Stores by To-
bs<se Products. .,.A
Standard Oil Of Indiana. Which re-
Gently has enjoyed a speetaevsisr -
showed the effects Of proht-taking' ana
nv shs close had registered a loss OF :
poiAts. REQ Motor was strong An'0''e
the auto group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

Qussiion--About a year afo my nutneha
eh.re, ,,i,h ara would Ike 10 know what
stock around SO 20 SIS a share would h-
suitable In the event - few points
profit would most probably sell have
,ovr svrrosflon also subscribed f1r i've
shares new 81 per cent preferred New
York Telephone stock. IN accordance WIN
your Information 90 party To lfibune ''
june as.-H " T.
Answer-If you want to take a chance
with YOU $3.50 you will have to do 50
on your own initiative and not through
any urging or on any advice Of ours:
why not buy two additional shares OF
Union Pacific. II that is not too con
sentative for your Our only other
suggestion is that you save your tZoo
in the savings bank and let II grow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Commercial Credit

More advantages IN tho way OF long
term credits and better shipping terms
are being sought by BUYERS In many
branches Of industry. Wholesale dry
goods dealers are asking for a return
~ the old pre-war credit terms Of 2
Ter cent. ton days; sixty extra. Cloth
in~ manufacturers are bringing pres
sure 10 bear upon cloth mills 20 re-
store tho old shipping terms Of Z. o. b.
destination instead Of Z. o. b. mill, a
wartime measure 20 which some mills
still adhere. ,
Sellers in the main are not inclined
10 grant any further concessions IN
the way OF credit and shipping terms
but the movement toward concessions
rs backed up with considerable in
Aucnee on the part Of buyers.
Commercial money discounted yes
,erday AZ 4 and ~ per cent
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankerS aeeeptances eligible Tor
p-rchasc by Federal Reserve banks;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
FINANCIAL
Tur CINCINNATI Gas a ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Convertible Eight Per Cent. Secured So'a
Notes, Due December !, 1877.

ronv,,,ibl. FIxht Per Cent. Secured Gold
Notes. Due December I, 1877.
+, o., koff,y, Il fbr Cortryiibis Eight Per
C,rt Ssesy,d cold Noisf Ds Dsefre>r
T. Ig5s. Of The Cincinnati oar . tHevh
Coweany ufped pH6ey ihs 'nh mar.
r..l,.rsn oar s. Eiecfric COMPANY er6
TIE NSp Yoyk TIM COMPANY 4"
Tra5iSs. ~,
Nortcg IS HrsEpY GfyfS ,ha, TIE IN
,inrati Gas & Electric Company ms eieel,p ~
eSrrcise rs right 70 redeem. and VII rep lfl
and pay. on August !. 1922. al o. ~
yer,ibie Fight Per Cent Secured Cod soie,
,b.9 outs,arding. that interest on sad Nois'
vii ease on SAID redemption dlis, AuguN i
i0I2. that TIE holders ~ said Notes are y.
ouired on said redemption ta'e ~ pie'.u
fhsm for redemption and raYment ".
ofic, Of The New York lfust ,o'np.nI. ~
tie City Of New York and that on presents.
lion and surrender thereof with ne COUPON
maturing December !. 1922, al SAID once .,
sio-,s,M said Notes will - fefeerned ana
paid Al 1929 ~ the PRINCIPAL amount in'f,oi
and interest accrued 70 sad redcmpton a~'e'
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE.
z, accordance with the provisions 81 saii
,r,y., Ird,niure the risht % convert said
Notes into Prior Lien and Reiunding Mort
eage Forty Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Series A. OF the COMPANY. bearing interest,"
a, ,he rate OF Seven Per Cent. per annum;
now pledged under said Trust lndeniufe, NJ,
commence on the date Of this notice ard vii
eon,inue 10 10 said redemption date. August
/. 1922 The holder Of any ore or more II
raid Notes. upon the surrender thereof AZ
said ofiic- oi The New York Trust COMPANY
on or before said date. and uoon payment n
cash by the noieholder 81 any amour, due n.
Company by reason II the cash adjustment, u
accrued interest and fractions az PROVIDED ~
tfr Trust Indenfure. will ~ entitled % -.
e,ive IN exchange therefor one or more Bonds
Of said Series a. with al unmaiured coupons
attached. Of such aggregate PRINCIPAL amount
as taken Al 97H 2, Of the face value thereof
will equal the principal amount Of the Notes
o. presented Tor conversion. or the largest
multiple Of $500 contained therein. with a
payment IN cash BY said Company Of any
amount due the noiehoder by reason Of the
cash adiustmert oi accrued interest and frac.
tons as provided in the Trust 1rdeniurs.
Dated. Cincinnati. Ohio. May 81. 1922.
THE CINCINNATI GAS 4 ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
hy 2 II. ERNsr, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
$1,000 in -Four Bonds

ou,.tion-f want a business mans In
ve,,msnt % 1900 smbodying safety. mar
reliability. chance ~ market enhancement
and return Of per cent or better.
Would the following meet these NEEDS ~
have you any sugsestions7 Five hundred
dollars American Telephone and TELEGRAPH
stock $500 cities Service dehenture y
$500 81 Louis-San francisco ~. 1900 -
owls Southwestern cor-7iidrf~d - ~
$500 American Ice bonds due 1915. Or $500
New York Central per cent bonds-W.
s. NJ
Answer-we think the substitution
Of New York Central debenture IS or
American Telephone and Telegraph bs
for the ST. Louis Southwestern 4s on
the list Of four securities under con
alteration would give you a sounder
investment. The advantage Of divid-
INK $1,000 among four separate issses,
however, is not clear. In doing this
you are carrying diversiheation fur
ther than Is necessary. Usually the
investor must pay a proportionately
higher price for a $500 piece than for
a 81 900 unit and must accept a smaller
price when selling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Business n e vs.
Wool Goods for Next Spring
To Be Offered on Monday
Plush Manufacturer
Sees Trade Befterment

Tho outlook for improved bust
ness in mohair pushes and similar
fabrics is good, in the opinion OF
John Reid. Of the Tingue Manufae-
turing Company.
Buyers are showing more inter
est In goods, and while resistance to
price advances is strong buyers
are realizing that advancing raw
material prices must be reflected In
finished goods. In our trade there
seems 20 be no chance that labor
costs can be reduced any further.
This will tend 20 keep up the price
Of goods"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
New York Metal Market

Tin was dull. with Straits and
Straits shipments quoted at 3O.7bG
3i25c: standard. 3050G3ie; 80 per
cent. 30.25G3050c. Copper arm, stand
ard. spot, July and August, i3boe
asked: electrolytie spot. July and
August. i4c asked. Lead dull, New
York spot, 5.75e and East s.. Louis
spot. 5.52ikc asked. Zinc firm, New
York spot. b.90c and East 81. Louis
spot, hd5.57i1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
NASHVILLE HALFWAY AND LIGHT
COMPANY
Rcfunding md Extension Mortgage 5O-henr
81, Gold Bord. Due July I. 1888.
WI ~ T.
hy z II. EsNsr, Treasurer.

Notice Is hereby given az provided IN
Article % the Mortgage dated July J..
if0e securing the above issue 81 bonds
that sea "a offers VIII be received until 10
a 81 on Wednesday. July %. 1874. AZ the
Office Of the undersigned 30 40 Broa away
New York city. FOR the sale 20 u as Trustee
AZ the lowest prices az which such bonds
shall be offered not exceeding tina, price
90 which the bonds - purchased. II held
urtn maturity. viii yield an interest re-
turn % four anl one-haf per ceniun
Nis - per annun n sufficient u the
above bonds 70 exhaust the sum 81 Three
Thousand Two Hundred Thirty-two Dol.
lars For'y-fwo cents i3.2s2 ~. Interest
On the bonss accepted viii cease on July
~. 1872
Offers shou 4 be sealed ard endorsed
oncrs % Nashville Railway and Light
Company Refunding and Extension Mort.
gage Bonds 20 sinking Fund" and shoplc
BE- addressed 20 the Trust Department
The rlght is reserved 20 reje-t any and al
offers in whole or IN part
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
ny WILLIAM c. POTTER. President,
Dated. New York. July y. 1929.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Investment Information

haitian Elevated advertisement you re-
FER TO was under the name Of william
Carnegie Even. Wall Street, Who no
doubt. would be glad 70 send you . copy
Of the pamphlet in question. II you
are holder Of Manhattan Railway
stock we think IL would be advisable 20
deposit your stock under the readlust-
ment nlan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

explanation OF fairly good profits by
some mill organizations.
Opinion concerning the effect o. this
differs widely. Some
argue that improved machinery has
enabled lower grades OF cotton 70 be
used without affecting the quality OF
the cloth, while others assert that
any decline In tho quality Of cotton
used necessarily affects cloth qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHING.
ton. u. c-Scaled proposals will be re.
Auditors Building. isth and n SITS s. w
wash, ID. c., until Il. " Juy 10 1874
then publicly opened, Tor furnishing from
aug 70 Aug 81. 1879, Inclusive. meat
fish. lard and olcomargarine described In
Specifications and Proposals for Class 10
Tor use of Executive Departments and
g.. fer Government Establishments at
NashinSion. Proposals must be executed
according 20 Instructions and on blanks
furnished by the above Committee on an
plication A. W. MELLON. Secretary Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Using Cheaper Cotton
Mills Turn TO Lower Grades TO
Cut Costs

Persistent reports arc mnde in the
cotton goods trade that many mills arc
using lower grades Of cotton in the
construction Of their fabrics since the
rise in raw cotton prices took place.
Some cloths for which middling cot
ton ordinarily is used are now being
made Of lower grades in order 70 bring
down the cost Savings Of 3 or :
cents pound through the use Of lower
grades Is possible. cloth merchants as
sert, and some Of them sec in this the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

ovestiors Of general intere,t to 'n'
,ssfors sriu BE- answered ~ th,s col.
s,rr. in wkiek case Only initiah VIII
., wsed. Others riil BE- answered ~
wall Address al inquiries. iHclos-
ing q stamped. sddressed snvslops. 70
Financial Editor. The TrlbuHs. itt
Nossou Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Inv.stment for $500

QUESTION hsy. 1880 Tor investment
VIII you kindly advise me k"eplnt ln
n v r.
Answer-we suggest the purchase Of
81 900 Swedish government per cent
bond. 1889. selling recently 20 yield
about SIS per cent, and five shares Of
American Ice preferred stock, paying n
per cent dividend and selling recently
around 81