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New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Financial Items

THOMAS j. Mccain. formerly conrect.d
witn J" IN the trading department OF Pynchen
q q 70, Is now a. sociated with Berdail' I,rns
IN thelr bond department -
me Mechanics and Metals Natton,,
Bank has been appointed trustee unaer
nrst mortgage of the Remington r,,,tt
irry nno : w works. Inc, securing an issue OF IN
Inc London Companv ~
san francisco, Yesterday announced he reA
moval OF Its office to 2 Wall Street. 0 80. .
The Guaranty Trust Company bas haon
aappolnted a, transfer agent of the stocls ~ ~
Giinoel Bros. Inc, consisting OF i IN ooa
snsres M or preferred stock. par value sino
ana 100000 shares of common stock w,,i, :
out nominal or par value. -
The Detroit United Railway has co,,aa
ior redemption on October ncxt atts,d
oHiee OF the Central Union Trust Gonna nv ~,
az loo " and accrued interest 5000 0oa e. ~ y
value OF Its fye-year per cent coilata a,.i
Trust gold notes issued under coiiatora
srust ihdenture dated April i, 1918 - =
central Union Trust Company annonncod
Ihat the deinftive bonds are now raad !,
Ior Kansas Gas ard Electric Comnany ~ q -,
mortgage s per cent gold,bonds. duo Srarss :. =,
J, l9b2; southwestern Power ami I.srS.
company per cent gold debunture bands
eve March 4, 2022; City of Soissons Era,,na'
.tteeh-year secured per cent bonds 's,,,,
november IA, 1896 IVY IVY
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Cotton Advances
Further, on Crop
Condition Reports
News Continues 10 Indicate
B uiiish Government
Figures; Final Prices
20 to So Points Higher

In the process Of trying to discount
a bullish government report the cotton
market yesterday advanced about Al
to IS points at one time, ard while
easy at the close because of late local
realizing was still 2s to SO points net
higher. From the lowest of last SAT-
urday there was an advance yesterday
os about 80 points, or 81 "a bale.
Practically all Of this rise was in re-
sponso 70 crop conditions and news that
made II seem possible The approaching
report viii indicate yield OF under
Bulls also pointed out that whatever the
report ahowa, II will be- held that condl-
items since the s6th, when it Was co,n-
piled, have deferioratcd az a result OF
recent hot, dry weather in the Southwest
and rains and weevii in tho East. Yes
from the average Of the last few days.
Two private condition reports were issued
yesterday, one OF them, by a southwestern
agency. making condition only bs. which
is tbs lowest figure thus far published.
This authority estimated the crop at only
1890 ls.soc 900 bale bales 4 report issued by
indicated q crop o,710s0o0 bales.
II was denied by Southern spot people
a tcnderablc basis. and It was disclosed
in adyices that spot Gales in Southern
markets this week were runaing we'll
ahead OF the similar period last year. An
Eastern belt spot man said he heard OF
a good spot demand In the interior late
Monday and YESTERDAY Considerable at
tentfon was paid to the labor news durny
The day, with emphasis on It's bullish pos-
aibiltics as a market factor. New Eag-
land mills appear 10 be fast getting into
shape and some thought more favorable
turn 10 European political news was in-
n,.nent. All OF this tended to keep traders
off the short side Of cotton, and selling
light NIL day. limited
chiefly to taking Of profits.
The New York spot market was quiet.
at 80 points. advance; mtddlins 2S5c.
no sales were reported
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Wheat Undertone
Easy ON Lower
Liverpool Prices
Pressure Also Aids i'm Reac-
tionary Movement; Gem
eral Markes Closes at
/ 3-8 to / 3-4c Decline

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-- Wheat showed
an easy undertone to-day in sympathy
with lower quotations at Liverpool and
on local and commission house pres
sure and closed 1asc to 1Mc lower.
Corn was down 1bc to 1ssc; oats were
unchanged to ac off and provisions
generally lower.
Liverpool cables were lower throughout
the session there. Tho demand for export
was fair. but most of the recent business
has been for Manttobas Country offerings
or spring wheat liberal, but there
was no great pressure OF winter, whent.
There was fair buying by houses with East
ern connections early, which led many OF
the pit traders TO take the buying side,
but they found support light when they
tried to take profits. Lack of outside trade
counted heavily against the market.
Scattered liquidation was on In corn.
Drought continued over the greater part
of the West and Southwest. but tempera-
tureS were low and the forecast auggeste ed
some showers Receipts We're large, ar
rivals being estimated at 800 cars
There was an Indifferent demand for
oats. and the market was firm, with a
moderate trade and held close to yester-
days finish. Liquidation in September and
December late caused sharp decline in
provisions
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Raw Coffee Futures--The range OF prices.
Country Produce

!. Butter Receipts io.es7 packages
enas sshsr % scoring thar extras
50 score s2A @sslic: seconds. "a a. to to az ~
score. score. soh@slhc lower grades. soc.
So sroer s, eentralized ears score s4c
81 score. soh @31Mc Creamery. unsalt. t.
e sSn ssoTs Sss IS IS s@sae frsts, % TO 81 score.
saAe; seconds, 31032he lower GRADES,
81 ssee@so1sc. state dairy tubs. finest, s6@
Ss,ss Sehsc j good e to prime, as0s5c; common 70
sta;,. sec; lower grades. 2ah @25c. Packing
stock, ss current make: No. !. &c; No. 9.
zoe; lower grades. 22@24c.
Cheese Receipts s,sos boxes New
a2%e; New York state hats. fresh spe- sI e.
ciais. PIN @22c: average run. e1c. Wis
sonsln. a double daisies, 2o1a dpsoMc; single
daisies' 2oh @ 2lc; young Americas. 2o1ac.
rs EthgssaReceips thdHs were 1s.4ss cases. Fresh
iirsts a293Ac;. frsts.. 2s@aic; saeonds and
,,ea. ties, No 2os @2l he; dirties. Nc. m and
dry enaess poor extra to 'h9iss 2s,s
charges paid to expiring dates. soc; frsts sts
snsrses SOe asoopS paid II to expiring dates 27
died extras 5o@5bc; nearby hennery
Whtes extras local candled, 54@55c:
nearby and nearby Western hennery whites,
average extras, 47O50c; extra firsts, 42d
4ec; hrsts, Ss@41c; nearby gathered
whites frsts to extra frsts. $50 s5o; un-
aergrades a3@s6ci phlet's eggs, 2e04lo;
extra firsts. 4l@46c: frsts, s7p 4oc; Under =
grades, 30@s4c: pullets, 2602sc; other
w western and. Southern gathered whites.
merry browns, ss@44c; nearby brown and
mixed coiors, gathered extras 35QD37c:
hrsts to extra flrsts. 29@34c
Potatoes--Jersey cobblers. sack. sl@
Sl.76; giants. sl@sl. 40; sacks, 4oc 0s5c:
lbs, s2@s225; No. 2. sl@s1.25; sweets.
Jersey basket. s19s175: No. 2, Soc0 0s5c: !:
Eastern Shore. Dbl. 60c0s2.75; North
Caroilna, $l.60@s2.26; Delaware and Mary
land, basket. 25c@$1.25 yams. Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
FfNANCIAL

HENRY y. I.ssAKE. Apctsoneer.
RsaystSR sTs,ssls AsaIassS AMI sssSs,s IaI.h
!sNs 'Es,sE 81 Wssl;,sM ssl;,'sn sa,'il sghssr 4
sssss 4 and is yEsI:y u Z s sal
share r isif,sas ssfsa Avenue e ssfsssss saas. Il.
shs. chicage. Rock 1siand Paeaht
10 SIS. cn.esgo. Roci Island d racias
BY Co cos,inlon.
IS shs Apoliinarla AxeEcy CO.
IL chr. Hadsofs z Manhattan r., r. Go
shs Hudson q Manhattan n. II, CO
ssse.oS Iiuason d Manhattan n. n. 60. III,
Lien and Refdg Nfsgs Rond scsip
J share Tubes Realty Terminal
share TFcwss Directory i Printing d
Jsoek BInding Co Duplicate Ctf. for
$4,000. beneficial interest In ths
iss shs. Saline coal Co. Duplicate origi.
nal receipt of Charles r.. Jackson
'iasss sS0 tFs nel psas o s s0f saline hs
zoo SIS. Central Arsaopa Mining Co
sstge So Bonds ctf, of Dsresit.
10 shs. Milford q uxbridya ssFeet isg.
For aecoant Of whana II may concern:
500 shs. The Nnnna,iy CO:
g che. Baukers Trust 60.
s. 60 chs. Contact Process 50. common.
20 shs. Contact PfoSess CO. pfefd.
50 shs, National Drug Stores Co. prefd.
80 shs. National Drug Stores Co. COM
100 shs. Railway Improvement Co.
50 s shs M.sDiewoed Hotel Co. New
50 chs Mapiewood Hotai CO. New
Bampsbire common
rrfts7s abs. Staples e. Hartford Co. prefd.
50 shs. Staples & Hanford Co. common
200 shs. New York City 1nterborough Ry.
100 shs. Central Hudson Steamboat Co.
ZOO chs. Central Hudson Steamboat Co.
sia,soo Staples Hsntord CO. 1st Mtgo. 81,
&s4 Bonds, due 1881.
800 efis The NurnaIly Co.
216 shs. international & Great Northern
~ aso shs sherman Process corpn. of Yves,
Virginia. Contract made and en-
~ tered into on June Is, 1917, between
Z. IT. Crawford & Allen G.. Mills, of
Chicago and clifford Norris. of cleye-
land. individually and as Adminis-
s,sas traitors of the Estate OF Fred C.
IS, 500 shs. The Nunnaliy Co.
share Harrison Land Co.
and fractional share Playa do
Gro Estates. Ltd.
<io shs Denver q Southwestern Ry. Co.
common.
100 shs Kansas city q Omaha n. r. Co
S1So shs. Metropolitan Natl Bank OF
$50. n. 7. tfnai dividend OF 2gs paid}.
asss@koo shs. The Nunnally Co. Il
80 chs. u. s. Trucking Co. pyefd.
50 shs- Madison Tire & Rubber Co.
common.
~ ZOO chs. Midwest G CUR OIL Co. prefd.
geo chs. The Nunnaiiy Co.
sbe shs. Tyson & Co. prefd.
600 shs. The Nunnaily Co.
.s.ss5 ahs. r. H Gin & sons Forge q Ma
srss chine Works prefd.
$50 shs. Choraicelo Co.
~ shs. La Zacuaipa Plantation Co.
sfsSf50 % chs. American Palace Car Co.
d62s chs. La Zacuaipa -Hidaigo Rubber
s ssnys, 81 Votes Of tho Ia zaeaslpa
Plantation Co. for $780, due 1915.
!. so shs. Sterling Automobile Mfg. Co.,
!, $50 Gulf. Florida q Alabama Ry. Co.
Reorganization Receipt.
$1,000 Gulf. Florida 4 Alabama ny. Co.
LIST Mtge. SO Bond s961, Ctf. OF
Deposit
(. sis6 Gulf. Florida & Alabama Ry. Co.
= Partcp. Receipt.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Edwards & Gatenby,
Stock Brokers, Fail

An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed yesterday in the
United States District Court agains.
Edwards & Gatenby, 58 Broad Street,
members Of the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change since December 81, 1908. The
failure was announced from the ros-
trum Of the exchange by w. S. Silk
worth. president
The petitioning creditors were Frank
C. Colyer, whose claim is for q trade
balance on stock transactions of $3.50;
Thomas A. Powder, with a similar
claim Of $50, and Patsey Linon 'elo,
who had claim Of $500. Flal.erty,
Turner g. Strouse, Rector Street, are
their attorneys.
Judge Julian w. Mack appointed
Lawrence Berenson receiver for the
firm, fixing his bond at $4,000. The
petition accompanying Judge Mack's
order placed the firms liabilities at
approximately $175,000s with assets es-
timated at 100000. Among the reasons
assigned for the action to have the
firm declared bankrupt were alleged
preferences in settling claims and the
threat Of suits, by which the assets
might become impaired or dissipated.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Sd Aue. Line Declares
3MGo Bond Payment

Directors Of the Third Avenue
Railway System declared an inter
est payment Of az per cent on the
outstanding s22,5ss,0oo adjustment
mortgage per cent income bonds,
payable October i. making the full
rate for the fiscal year ended June
so last.
The company showed surplus OF
about 100000 above all bond inter-
est for that period Total opcrat-
ing revenues for the month Of July.
amounted to $f,240,836, compared
with s1,246,17a for tho correspond
ing period Of 1921. After all ded,.c-
tiotis, including taxes and bond in
terest, there was final net income
Of S3S,O41, against a deficit of
sf5,7S2 reported in July last year.
The increase in net income amount
ed TO s53,S23.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Wickwire Spencer Meeting
10 Vote on Stock Pnrcl,aa,

:, Directors of the Wickwire Spencer
Steel Corporation have called special
stockholders' s meeting on September 5
70 vote upon the acquisition of all the
capital stock of the American Wire
Fabrics r. Company; also to change the
$4,000 common shares of Wickwire
stock now outstanding of the par value
OF 50 each to an equal number Of shares
the issuance of 100000 additional no
par common shares :
1T is also proposed to reduce the au-
thorlzed amount of stock by s4Oo 900.
70 TO- be effected by an exchange Of 10000
lass lass common shares for 10000
shares of new common and the cancsl,
lation Ia OF Glass A shares SO excha-red.
it IS furthermore proposed to autaor-
aze the issue and sale of s1,775,o00 ten
year year ~ per cent secured convertible
gold notes, for the purpose of paving
In part for all the stock of the An,or;s
can Wire Fabrics Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
A. A. Chemical Co.
Shows Decrease
In Years Deficit
Amounts 10 $I,124,O70,
Against $II,l58,442 for
Previous Period; Strong
Financial Position Shown

Although the American Agricultural
Chemical Company in its report for the
fiscal year ended June 10, 1922. shows
net operating deficit Of sl,124o7O.
the balance sheet as of that date dis
closes strong financial condition.
Current assets were listed at q total
of $53,83f 1853, against currenS liabili-
ties of $7,075,041, leaving net work
ing capital Of $46.8f1,912.
Among the assets were $1a,S80,295
accounts payable and accrued taxes,
receivable, S13,318303 inventories,
States and Dominion of Canada bonds.
Current liabilities included $1,253.9g8
accounts payable and accrued taxes,
$4.808,358 notes payable and st,015,-
587 accrued interest on bonds.
Total income last year amounted to
sb,2s4,143 compared with only S1,9f2,-
208 In 1921 The 1922 operating deficit
contrasted with deficit the previous
year before dividends of $11I5S,l4a,
Of which $5,022,T32 was due to inven-
tory losses because Of the unfavorable
conditions prevailing among the farm
ers of the South.
Robert S. Bradley, chairman of the
board, states in the latest report that
these conditions have materially i'm
proved and, though the demand for
fertilizers has not yet returned to
normal, indications for such return
i'll the near future are encouraging.
THE sales Of fertilizers in the
United States for the last year." he
told stockholders, ''are estimated TO
have been 65 per cent of tho tonnage
of 1920; but while the demand has thus
decreased, owing to the severe ae-
preston in all agricultural districts
during the last two years, the pro-
ductive capacity of the fertilizer indus
try has been considerably increased
under the stimulus of the heavy de-
mand in the spring Of 1920. These
conditions have naturally led to very
severe competition and to a continu-
ance of low prices.
Although there still remains uncol-
lected in the South large amount of
fertilizer notes and accounts fron,
sales Of 1920 and 1921, it is estimated
nevertheless, that one-half of all the
fertilizer used in the cotton belt in
the spring of 1922 was sold for cash
instead of on the usual fall credit
terms, and it is confidently expected
that the balance Of these sales will be
coiiected this fall at maturity, to-
gether with a large part of the re-
ceivables carried over from 1920 and
Much more fertilizer could have
neen sold in the South last spring had
1T not been for the unsatisfactory
credit conditions prevailing in that
section. II the price Of cotton should
remain around present figures there
should be q considerable increase in
the demand for fertilizers in the
southern states in the spring Of 1872. y
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Would Aid Grain Growers
Low Prices Laid to Lack of
Speculative Buying

CHICAGO, Aug. 20. = Grain prices
nave. nave slumped seriously, partly as q
result of threats of destructive legis-
lation, which have largely DESTROYED
speculative demand, L. L. Winters.
economist and director Of the CHICAGO
Board Of Trade, said in a statement
forwarded = to-day to Illinois members
of Congress. -, : :
AT this season." the statement con-
tinued,. Speculative buying power in
grain is needed. 1t is obvious that
hleg,slatiye ha as,s ,! threats and interference
nave driven speculation out of grains
and into stocks, making the stock
market strong, and the wheat market,
because Of lack of speculation, exceed,
lngiy weak at the heavy crop-moving
period" ~ -.e
A bill should be passed, he declared,
allowing the War Finance Board to set
ASIDE lac, revolving fund of $500, ,ooO, 900.
me money would be advanced on
1oodstuffs. raised in the United States
and sold to foreign buvers y he said ~
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
The Atlantic Refining Company
Ten Year Six and 0ne-Hslf Per Cent.
Gold Debeatures
NOTICE or REDEMPTION
70 THE HOLDERS OF
TgfE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Zen Year Six and 0ne-Half Per Cent.

NOla DepfHtUreh, Cue Marcn u, 1881.
You are hereby notified that Tho Atlantic
Hefiniug Company has elected to pay off and
rsdeem as a whole on September lst, 1922
ifSentire $4,000, 900 principal amount of its
TeHs Year Six and One-Haif Per Cent Gold
De6entures. dated March /, 1921, due March
1.s1931, issued under its Trust Agreement
With The Equitable Trust Company of New
York, Trustee, dated March /. 1921 As pro-
tided in said agreement The Atlantic Refining
company requests each and every holder of
tatd Debentures to present for payment and
fademptfon at the principal amount thereof
plus the premium Of ~ per cent of such
principal amount on September l. 1922 at
the Office of The Equitable Trust Company
of New YORK. st 81 Wall Street. New York
CITY, In the Borough OF Manhattan and State
pr New York. u S. A., all such Debentures
tcEc1her with coupon. maturing March /.
1889, ana all subsequent coupons attached
Eud, upon surrender Of such Dcbentures in
accordance with this notice, the same will be
paid and redeemed by The Atlantic Refining
Company AT the principal amount thereof
plus the said redemption premium OF three
nnde ne-auartcr per cent {3Ne.) Of such
principal amount. The accrued interest due
render Of the coupon therefor, which should
be detached aad presented for payment in the
v1ssi manner interest on all the Deben-
tpres will cease on September j. l9o2 and
the coupons maturing after said date will
become null and void.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY.
BY ALBERT HILL, Treasurer
Dated July 20, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice of Special Stockholders Neetin

Notice Of Special Stockholders Meeting
Sor1cr Fiehmond y as,,y wa AagSst 1s 1929
cia. Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has
been called by the Board of Directors OF said
the Company In the City OF Richmond yir-
ginia on Tuesday, the Goth day of Septem-
Der, 1922 at 1900 o'clock A.. A.. for the
tai TO consider and act upon {. pro-
posal 70 Increase the Company's capital
ss by th9 addition there,S eoo q stock
divided into 100000 shares of the par
value Of sleo each, so as TO make the total
stock s1s5oo0.oo0, consisting Of 1856, ,ooO
shares OF the par value of $100 each, such
increase Of capital stock TO be of such
class or classes, with such Designations
preferences and voting powers, or rcstric-
Tons or qualifications thereof, as the
stockholders al said meeting shall de-
termine or authorize: and specifically,
without Limiting the generality of tho
foregoing, to consider and act upon a
proposal that the additional capital stock
oe IN tne nrst instance preferred stock.
ana mat the same, or any thereof. may
ne eonyertibie into common stock;
Sbt TO authorize the Board Of Directors
o. me COMPANY from time 10 time to
lssue and to dispose of such additional
STOCK on such terms aS such Board may
determine os'
:. tel To ratify and confirm, such action
1neTesoioss taken or authorized by said
isoaIu N anticipation of such action by
the stockholders. as may be subn,itfes ~
the meeting, and to take such other and
further action in the promises including
me authorization. OF any necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments OF
ne charter Of the Company. as the stock
iioieers at the meeting may determine
tdl For the transaction OF such other
BUSINESS as may properly come before the
For the purpose of the meeting the s,oc,
Iransfer books VIII be closed at p NJ ON
Nrlaay, September l. 1922, and remain closed
iaso daso ~ - al. on Wednesday, September 81,
BY Order Of the Board of Directors.
A. TKEyyETT. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
AorIcr OF RspsMPrioA.

70 hsiders Of Victory notes and othsrs eaneerns6: 1:
p NStlee it hereby given follows:
a., ,i--cail fer partial reaempton of a.. Per Cent
Aktery nstes--Aii ~ Ier cent. Victory notas
6shersise known as United States Of America Cold
Nesss 9. 1922 1923 wtiea beas the Distinguishing
tsttsss A, il. Z. ID. F. or r., lrea1ed to thrtr
seHn numbers. assing been desenated for the
gusfnss of lot In the manner prescribed by the
secfsfasy OF the Treasury. are called for redemp-
non en- Deeembsr Is. 1899. pursusnt to the pro-
xisson Tor rsdemrtion contained In the notes and
N Treasury Department Circular No i3s. dated
Arrii x. 1919, under which the notes were orig
,nEsy fsned. Interest cn all the AZ per cent
sg ad acss sss ea a, 1r ssaspssn s
!. Victory notes of the Ak per cent series bearing
ths DISTINGUISHING letters 20, H. I. j. K'' or 'tI'
prenxed TO their serial numbers are not IN any
ES,nsr . atrectsd by this esi FOR redemption and
Asy so 1929. according TO their terms
xT-Deiai,es. information as to tho presentation
snssasmlrsndss Of ~ per cent. Victory notes for
rceIaption under this call ia given In TREASURE
Dera.fment Circular No. 2ss dated July 20. ios2.
sepaes Of which may be obtained from the Treasury
nspsItmsnt Division Of Loans and Currency Wash
anstoh. ~ e., or ans yederaI Reserve Ranh
sssy 70. issa seere,asy os " Nh eMtInaom; Lion,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30

Southern Spot Markets - Galveston
steady, so points higher at 22.50c; sales.
500 bales New Orleans quiet rs potnts
higher at 22.o0c; sales, 1S+ bales. Mobile
steady 3S points higher ct 21.63c; sales,
higher an 22s32c: sales, IS bales. Norfolk
quiet. 3b points higher at 2s.SSc; sales
nil. Augusta steady, 3S points higher at
unchanged at 22.50c; sales, $50 bales
Houston steady, 80 points higher at a240c;
sales. 1853 bales Little Rock quiet, rs
Dallas steady. 80 points higher at 21.Soc;
sales 1860 bales. Montgomery firm, 3s
points higher at 2163c: sales, 900 bales
Fort Worth steady, & 80 points higher at
21.s5c; sales, 1890 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were file
terday. the first name being that
debtor:
Arnold, sidncy--wilso d Co.
berge'. Max MAX Berger Col -
state J'ank
aia'sF sta'sao Ra.nhL 1ane pna RsanisN s. II
Surety Go People. etc.
ssoTr1gt M = :. ptsplay , Fixture Co. Inc
Cohen, Harry-H A Koeisef
9iig, I. ,a, q Mew York-~-Alexander &
psh T,,,,l; hlcsaberg; : q Israel NJ r s,sechler
1isslnson. ga Howard C~-N II Lan-
TIsshns,r:. AdolphAM t.nger 1i,s Il il
finkeistein. Bernard---L Castaf-
sashion Frocks. ip.ii; inc--pabiio "a.
4, tionai aank Of New York 81.
rf,agan, f,ai' Myran5 c-1-E Buchwell :.
Mrs Robert oppennei,n
Collins & Co III
Easaszo, Giuseppe--A y !; NatoIi
Garctas Alma, and Alfred surace
-ts;m s;m pire State Finance Corp..
Ginspurg, Samuel and Harry
aasaa1l.l,MSols,y aaalM ~ eYorlsyille slipper
WOOD Letter col ~ Rocis III
ct al y. .s s.5. !: \ Il. !. !.
Hunyada Water CO of America
s;. "a belsaware eorporation) sang
I, Printing so. Inc 4. !. 80. 5s
Hammer, Louis. William Sugar
nan-rIaryiman National Hsnl,
OF City Of New York s isS5s
kan, q M Morris, and Samuel Easle---
Kramer, sanuel--E Roch.
iSs1s ar'a's1 .ii,rket. Iltsc-- -u win. "A
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Sugar and Coffee
Raw sugar Futures

Tho rather steadier undcrtone reported
In the cost and freight market was re-
flected in futures yesterday. On the cali
prices were 2 to points higher. sold up
sharply late in the forenoon on fresh West
ern and Wall Street speculative dema nd
then worked eff a. few points on realizing,
and closed to 8 points net higher on
estimated sales of 10000 tons.
The range OF prices:
Mon
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Sept. 337 $40 3S7 3.4oD SAB 3.S1
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS. Will be received by she no.
rean Of Supplies and Accounts Nayv Ds .
partrssent. Washington. d G., antil 10
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Chicago Grain Houses Merge

CHICAGO, Aug. announcement
was made to-day that Lamson Bros. &
Co., Board Of Trade brokers, had ac-
CURED the entire business and good
will Of E. F. Leland & Co., also of
Chicago. effective August 81. The
merger involves two of the best known
grain houses in Chicago.