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New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Business Ne w Q
Raw Silk Imports and Takings
Bv Mills Here Show Increase
Wholesale Dry Goods
Less Actipe Last eek

Wholesale distribution Of dry
goods last week was smaller than
for the corresponding week OF 1921,
according TO the weekly market re-
port by Marshall Field q Co. Chi
engo. "The volume OF orders from
road salesmen." says the report.
"Also showed a decrease owing TO
the fact that the pre-inventory sale
was in progress during the CORE
spending week n year ago.
Reports indicate that large
number Of merchants are planning
TO be in Chicago this week for the
pre.inyentory sales and very sat
isfactory sales volume is antiei-
pated.
Collections were not quite ns
good as in the previous week but
arc about equal TO those OF the
corresponding period last year"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Some Gain i'm South
Atlanta Reports Progress, Al
though Rains Hinder

ATLANTA, June 5.-lmprovement in
the business situation in the 6th
Federal Reserve District continued
throughout April. according 70 the
June bulletin OF the Federal Reserve
Bank here, although there we're a mum
ber Of factors which influenced the
trend Of progress adversely. Among
these were bad weather. which affected
both agriculture and commerce.
Retail trade in April continued the
improvement shown in earlier months
and sales by department stores IN
thirteen cities in the district we're but
i.s per cent below those of April. 1921,
and is per cent ahead Of March. 1922.
Wholesale trade showed the usual
slaekening in April. farm implements
being the only line 10 show an increase
in sales over March.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Commercial Credit

Rcisil collections continue &c show
Improvement in line with the better
men; Of general conditions. In turn
tnis is reflected in constant betterment
IN wholesale collections and has re-
suited In comparatively light demand
being made on the banks by business
firms for new loans with which 10 con-
dgci expanding business.
The fact that hank loans hre not
i1rgcr does not indicate any lack Of
business expansion. in the opinion Of
commercial bankers. hut merely that
business firms are more able 10 finance
current operations than they were a
icw months ago.
Commercial paper yesterday con-
'nucd 20 discount At 10 ~ per
cont. The American Acceptance Coun-
eli quoted the following discount rates
on prime bankers aoceptances eligible
fcr purchase By Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

9 pnnns. annex Jobs domesiies tet
RRiDoEPoRr. conn.-,D. ~ Read CO..
X. Frey; millinery, 90 .6,i,sn pro,. y.
Adailan. carpets. broueli. ,.
Tariow. leather goods; pennsy lvsnia. -
'nppcETON Nass-Jamer Edgar Co
n u K,ne. merchandise manager Penn
NntRRocKToN. Mass A sydeman CO
N Kaplsn. women's furnishings' men
claiming PsnnyiNanla. -
RROOKNII.LE. Pa. Means bros W. T.
Mems ciothlng, dry goods. Martinique.
pffFFALO. y " : Given. ~. stern
held. Jobs ladies' .ons i,n' A. "vSO ~ ,s,h 81.
Fat-rFAio \. Y.-Hens a Kelly Co. p.
usve-, piece goods and silks Fellows
Buylng co. iis, bwsy Kelly CO.
presch. iaees. embroiderie, hand
ksrchief,. etc. care Fellows buFing Co.
~ ,ns,.rrrkto WIN. Hengerer Co
" eovie. silks. yrlyets and dress goods
Miss r. Rrinton. ladies' misses "na ~.
niors ready 10 wear Mss ~ n'~ 20
Ms; s G1oS, CRAY. ''s' - " s,,s h'.'''"' IT. luz,
nf,FFAIO y Y-J. y. Adam A Co ~
Rarns meas and boys hats MISS -, ~
f.e.enhuber. jewelry and silVer"are' 10 W
''rh 'prhi,FFAro-H Adler a Co. a. Adler.
waists. ehlldren's dresses sweater" mus
llns. 40 7th av g.. "a n
,~,i. and Miss Schwab dresses. canton
and cotton and ohildrens wear !" w.
ssth 81. -, ~ Ro..obcrx
r.ady 10 wear. Pennsylvania
c,rAsArouA. Pat r. T Lund
T. n r LSnd: mfrs ribbon fabrics 10
z. 2sth st.
a P,ms,Nln Co. Victor p. Heller rep
r..sntlng. 81 W 37d st. -. ,A
Marshall Field Co.. ous
m,nns,y ,,l1.., rurn,ture Co: p Rohn. furni-
-. g. coverings. Pennsylvania.
v.,n Z Freedman. ~ =. Loe"enthah
skirts. iiTo Rwsy. a, p.-,a,..
u AZ Paradise a Co; u. NJ f~~"'se'
coat. suits. Pennsylysnia -
Swb..,er 4 Co G. n. wheeler. ready 70
rus.,.hsu Field Co. n. ~. Heyni-, wool
~. eoods M,s. c Thompson, misses
su,so: po.,on store. W. J. MeEdwards. silks
90 Y. 21d - 49,. g.. h...,,.nt mems
"a hnxs' clothing. IL y. eld -.
Phiiipsborn's. Miss @ WARD. was's, -.
r., it~si. millinery. J. y. Rosenfha.. coats
and suits; z. picxsr. AK ana cow" '""''
anu ,,,. q Greene Co q. Levenberg, iooa
IL. dotted volle. swiss and linen dresses
leo Leyitman. iise Bway ,.,. ,.s...
adv 10 wear. Mann Co. $40
W Goidstein; ladies' ready 10 wear
sfun.er Mann. 37e 7th ay. -. ,.,,
plrns,eln Co Mr. Pimstein, carry lal
e.n,on and wool dresses also JOBS canton
crepe dresses; - W. SD 81
CINCINNATI
Kiin. Co: J. Tordt. furs. tot Nn aN
irwin Cloak Co; F. Friedman 'u''' wv
hn aye,h.rs ae q son; $. Rossnbers. la
dies ready to weA'' "m' "'0'' w. '''
7fh av .. ..-..,.. -
r. .fth - "a
tsur,e uooien piece goods Imperial
Nsbiey = carew. n. Keith, notions
,cli.f gods. - West 3ed -. -
49, shtiito Co: j.. W Gray dresses.
coats. suits. skirts, cilcren's wear 'ss
tth av -,A., -
Burkhardt Bros. A. Burkhardt, msr.
ehandise manager. ready 10 wear avs eh
AZ room ltot.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Rosenberg BIOS 3 Rosenbsrgi rsidy TO
M. r sanders a Co. M. r. Sanders.
resdy 80 wssr, PepnsyiNsnaiH- p,..
r RAIDER mems clothing Brrsiin.
DOVER. Ohio-Feinberg q Co. Will
lam n Feinberg dresses. coats and suits
care Phil Mahler iiT0 Bway
DULUTH. MINI :. steele, J. s.
steele. coats and suits. Breflin.
EASTON. Pa.-Aaron Potruch. Aaron
Potruch. mons clothing and furnishings.
BI'UFFToN. ind-McFarren Clothing
Co. Francis McFarren, clothing Mar
Unique.
CLEVELAND
rinder Co. Miss sliverbach. imported
beaded bags 20 W. 32d -.
VIM. Taylor son q co. Miss A. ioomis.
basement millinery. 776 5th av.. room k23.
Stearn Co A. A. Hamer. furs and fur
coats; Frank Frohman. 27s 5th av.
goods. J. :. Liueneld, white goods, -
May Co. A. y oldrslv.. ladies' hosiery.
underwear. umbrellas gloves. 81 w.
Hsbee Co Miss Mclaughlin. neckwear.
]. 4. Dellenbergsr, mdss. mgr. $40 Msdi-
DEs MONIES. Iowa.. oransky a Son;
Baer a Lilienthal. 1850 B'wsy.
CHICAGO
Abrahamson Bro. {. Abrshamson.
rep: pennsylvania
consolidated Millinery Co: @. L. Ger
son. millinery, rs West ssth -.
Carson, Pirie A Scott, ". q. Sroer,
hosiery. knit underwear 'o' .ih sy.
dresses. coats suits. Pennsylvsnis.
stanley williams Co. ". ". Trowski,
dresses coats, suits, furs; cisrldge.
woolvorth Co. q. F. winterwsber. rep.
Pennsylvania.
rvErAND
NJ. Roseblum Credit Clothing CO ; 3.
Rossnbium. mems clothing, furs. Penn.
cARBoNpALE. Pa.--JaeoS FeidEus.
CHARLOTTE, \. C--Bradshaw MILF
merry Co, ,. W. Bradshaw. millinery.
BresAn.
cHARLEsTowN. W va r. Kat
ZEN J. " katzen. generai mdse. care
COLUMBUS. Ohio-rhc Fashion. W. l.
Payne, women's ready TO wear. 271 Sh aN
DETROIT
Crowley. Miner & Co A. patten. me- >
and young mems one and t~e.psn,s suits
topcoats. Alfred Fanil iis w, 32d ~.
Kline Garment Co. Miss sharp, waists
pettlcoAts sweaters. tof An av
Harry sunrin. Harry sahrln. clothing.
woolens. Biltmore.
y. C. fecxenscker. hosiery. underwear
A. j. Guimond. wash goods. - Leonard ~.
Crowley. Miner 4 Co. g. Greenbere.
hosiery. underwear; ". Rising. tsllors
goods. sundr.ss. drugs; Alfred Fanti. iis
W 32d a..
Davidson Bros: julius Braun. knit
goods; Pennsylvania.
Is coats. suits. skirts. ". sfth st
J. l.. Hudson Co.: J. Reilly; basement
waists and underwear. n. Ricn. msns
shirts; NJ. Jamieson. boys clothing. fur
nishings. 27S 9Th av.
RossnwsiI a We'll. A. Moses trimmings,
Kline Gsrmsni Co. Mis-. Raymond. fsrs
N. stone: NJ. stone. ready to wear; Penn
sylvanla.
DALLAS. Tex. .--Neima Marcus Co. NJ
Raurn. toilet goods gloves. ribbons. jew
elry. wells. veilinss, underwear, Van buren,
Sc W. 3bth Al.
DANVTLLE. va-Frix Pianos a Phono-
graph Co O. W. Fritz. pianos and phono-
graphs. Martinique
DAYTON. ohlo-Louis Traxier q Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Raw Silk Market Lower

The weakening in the raw SILK mar
ket apparent At the close Of last week
was carried further yesterday and
some fairly large drops in local prices
were reported. The Yokohama market
was reported on a basis OF 1900 yen.
Local prices we're irregular. some sell
ers making larger concessions than
others. In some quarters yesterdays
prices we're approximately so cents n
Mound below those quoted a week ago.
silk manufacturers here are almost
entirely out OF the market on the
downward turn Of prices and are
awaiting further Developments. Senti-
ment inelines toward still lower prices
in both the local and primary markets.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Arthur Wicsenberger. for three years
head Of the bureau Of research and
information Of the National Retail
Dry Goods Association. is severing hie
connection with that organization on
June IS 20 become general manager
for Alfred Fantl. resident buyer. Mr..
wicsenbergcr will make trip next
month TO tho Fant accounts through.
out the country and in the fall will
visit the Fantl buying Offices in the
urincipal European trade centers.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
FINANCIAL
ITIIIGu PowER SECURITIES COR
PORATlON
TN YEAR az SCI RED GOID NOItS.

Pursuant 20 Article VI of the Trust Agree
meni dated August I. 1917. made hy the
IchIgh Power Securities Corporation with
ihe undersigned a. Trustee. 20 secure the Ten
Year &C, Secured Gold Notcs ~ the Faid
iohigh Power Securities corporauon. Gurr %
ariy Trust Company 81 Now YORK. A. Iluf-
toe hereunder invites proposals. In writing
for the sale 10 N ~ the said notes. for the
purchase Of which said Trustee hes now on
deposit one Million -Four Hundred Eighty Two
Dollars and Forty one Cents ll 200. 81 ,
All such proposals. unless therein oiherWlse
specifically expressed. shall b~ suhJet' a. me
condition that either an or any portion ~ me
notes therein offered may hc uprchased at
the price therein specified.
Sealed proposals viii he received ~ lne
undersigned A. rs Office. 10. 100 Broadway.
Now York city until Il o'clock noon on
THURSDAY. june s 1929,
Notice of purchase NJ notes VIII DO mailed
on June g. 1922. and ihe notes 20 purchased
fnust be delivered 10 tho undersigned before
the close of business On June ib 1922. On
which date Interest ~iii cease on notes pur-
chased bur not delivered. .
CT ARANTl TRUST COMPANY or NfN
YORK.
WILLIAM e. POTTER. President.
Dated May %. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

4 DISPATCH from Baltimore
N brings to New York the in
teresting news that by will just
probated the St. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church, Kingsville, Md,
is given what els said to be among
the oldest stock in the United
States"
The bcquest consists of twenty
shares of the original stock of the
Bank of the Manhattan Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES
PACIFIC OIL COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. 3

4 DIVIDEND OF ono dollar AMI fiftv rant.
~. .5ol per share on the Capital Sock ~ his
Company has been declared payable A. the
Tfeasurer.s Onice. No. 1876 Broadway. New
of record AZ three o'clock r. ". Tuesdav
June -. 1922. The stock transfer hooks viii
not be closed for the payment n this dlvI.
dend. Cheques will be mailed only 10 stool.
holders who have filed dividend orders
HUGH NELL Treasurer.
New York. June I. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

were placed at higher prices. Staple
woolens sold in department &c OF the
company carry advances OF from 10
So cents a yard. Uniform and spe-
cialty fabrics distributed through de-
pArtment sA are advanced from 2ls
20 so cents a yard. Women's wear
fabrics which were not covered on the
previous advances now carry substan.
tial increases. the woolens being placed
al prices from IN 20 35 cents a yard
over previous prices and the worsted
goods advanced from 2h 10 55 cents a
yard
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
From the Days News

The stock was bought in 1899 at
the time the Bank was chartered.
In the will the donor, Miss
Charlotte B. Day, requests that the
stock remain intact Gull time shall
be no more"
A vivid reminder of the wealth
of experience behind the services
which the Bank Of the Manhattan
Company offers its customers
today.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
rREAsrkf pEPARTMENr. orFIcE oF

rREAsukT DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect Washington
D. = May IS. is2e.-SEALED FRO
POsALs will be opened In this office al
y NJ June ~. ia22 for the construction
~ OFicers' Quarters for tho United states
Quarantine station 81 Rosebank. staten
Tsland. New York Drawings and specih.
cations may be obtained from the super
RulldinR. New York. y. Y. OF AZ this
oalce In the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect Jas A. Wetmore. Acting Su-
pervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Louis Tra1i,r. general mts, Af~
fantl. ile ". 1ld ~
DAYTON. ohio -Riks-Ksnlsf c. A
Donnenfeid. bas- ready 70 ~ear, " Josn
6th av
DEs MONIES. fowa-Y Brosy So
NJ hrody mems furnlshinrt ~ ben
DENVER. T Lewis ser p. ,L Z.
J. VI. holbrooh. mlilinefyi VI > f"~
ELMIRA. = Y-s p. Isrart. I
lizard. Jobs white goods and hnsi' !"
9Th av
ELMIRA. Y-Bak,r Bros @ y =
Baker. notions and toilet Goods. NeAr-
FL PAsO. Tss-iassln sssu s
Swat. general msrchanfiss. ~ es--
FL PAsco. Tea.-fassln ssaH c. -
, Swat. at nsedieeork. no'ions ~
furnishings; 3ss Church q.
ERIE. Pa -Trasa. Prescott 4 hs.'
son. ". i. Keller coats and tlIh
furs fur coats. Mdse. kspor''ht -
= 18TH ST.
EVANSVILLE. Ind.-H. =. B.s'i. g 7,
n G. Smith. general nsrchanfii'' Az
Fantl iis " s2d 81 a
FALL RIVER. Man.-A, Nemhir
.. u Brown. Jobs domesiics. ~
henzie, Jobs wash goods. go ~ ~.
FAYETTEVILLE. y. c-It. =
Bros. Co. ;. n. Fielshman. ciotn"'
goods. furnishings. Pennsylvana 4
=, FELLsMERE. s. fi..-,h I,,,issi ~ sssi"'
FORT SMITH. Ark.-Wni. Ecseh =,
Goods Co.; , Moniaggs Wl.li."
ersl merchandise; - Ltonard !" "s.n,-a
FORT WAYNE. Ind -john
store. Nathan = Goldman. mer -
ready 10 wear. millinery. rsns"
Pen p. Lewis. 81 ". .eth 81 4,
FORT WAYNE. Ind --Lsis e.
Storla. womsn's rs.sdy 20 ym' ysm' 20. 4
gats. womens ready to wear e1 "
GRAND RAPIDS. Mi.h-chs, II"e
a CO.. Airs r. Van Boehovs. "s''
GRAND RAPIDS. Meh.-Jsses { ~, 80
Mrs Jacob {. Finer. REPRESENTING
ready - wear Maftlnlqus. =, enc
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-Pss -
4 Sons. =. q. 0eislsmsn cosn ,,.r o.
furs, fur coats. care Mdss. Rspo'''
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich cha. ". ~, (.
a Co. n. X. Manuel. ready 70
HAMMOND. fnd.-Kasrmsnn -
ts3 sth sv 80
rHl -RuRG. -Kaufrsns 80
nfllNN Tioffs = 81 hiNf - a. ff|
ella dresses Ben Y. Lewis, ~ w...'t. )
liAkrkORD. Conn. N Neie-
Goidnsic. drugs. kfsslin ,..a o.
HARTFORD. Conn. -safs 49,
r. kiii'an. white goods tss th "a
HARTFORD. Como. fct -
T. Terrio. dresses. Miss oi4aa.n~ ~
ready 70 wear. Alfred Fantl' ~ 4 q
HOUSTON. Tex Il. /. Leel..' ~ iffi'
r.. J. Levinson. womens ana
wear. Pennsylvania. cohss, ,
HUNTINGTON, W. Na-D. w.
lconen. coatA suits: Pennsylysnls. pst
HUNTINGTON W. Na.--1sss.,s. 80
shaw Co. n. Rlgsle. handssi.s'"r ~.
wear. hosiery, linens ~.-.,lry. -
toilet goods. leather goods, 's-,tsa ~
embrolderles. krit underwear s.tSs -
goods. ribbons. tfimmings
'fNpIANAPoLis-L $. Ayf.s ssf ..f =
Goidbsrg. basement rsady 70 =.
ISpiANAPoLis-Ps,tl, p. O.. .. 40
s Hrandenberg. te~elry anu
goods. go Madison aV. , w.rrf,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. ...lss -
Co. w. q. Taylor. mems fufnish'''
Alfred Fantl. iis W. 3ed o.. q
INDTANAPOLIS-H 2. N.,s.s ~.
". n. Wolf, general mdse'' AM" a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . y"
esstissss 90 SAT $50
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS OF
cERRo De PASc0 COPPER
CORPORATION
io-Yesr Convertible Sinking Fund 81
Gold Bonds Due 1891 Issued Under
Indenture Dated January 1. 1921.

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 70
provisions Of Section Of Article hovr Of
the lndentufe mentioned above. between
Cerro de pasco Copper CORPORATION and
Columbia Trust Company. Trustee. Bonds.
outstanding under said lndenture bearing the
serial numbers below listed. have been drawn
Tor redemption on July !. 1922 al 1859 OF
the principal sum thereof viz
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES


THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co.
81 Broadway. New York. May -. 1879.
,,.red = DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT
.non the capital stock Of the Company.
~svsble June 80. 1879. 10 stockholders -
record June ?. 1922 Transfer books will
checks will be mailed 10 stockholders a.
the Addresses recorded on The books of-the
A. rREvvErT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Coupon bearer bond. in denomination. of 1000 and $500

1910 % May @ M0TS below Not % 5s s to & Ts%S sn a S % Ss1ss 5
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s:s : be .4%;s % ned @ ssss % T:%I. s 'a 5 5 rs's
s 1 NJ, % isss drawings par and accrued 'N
@ T S @ qG'f ssS aSas na:" % 3 s % s % City % s ' a. @ p %
m%so" TS % inp6ans apS s9d ndos s zee
is be til. City and is urA., to be css"db.
5 s % s.s: % % 5 S % . g. .Is % % s "n @ % & % % o % % % ~.
for % ss 'sn % ' .. to ."d @ % . .a.oa % the Or is. %
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% total PRESENT 3 Of @ the fs Exchange $ os.s % ss 1 @ % S H%S 1t sssSSs'15 @ @
PER- PER- @ eaSa deb debt % will % be appTSd%se
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e. s o Tx % Ss gfS sd % ss: 5s 'Y is @ k @ f
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& President % & Of the & CsotI 1 A5"%s. %
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THE UNDERSIGNED BONDS
TO ALLOTMENT AT 921 AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO
DATE AT WHICH PRICE THE BONDS
WILL YIELD 8.17q6 IF HELD TO MATURITY
any, T % Sssst ; s % aSas s dn6Sa 5 $ % sS % % % s $
The above are offered IT, when undersigned
S"gU Of S ghf g f fn M b G % @ psnds % st % | sa &
KUHN, LOEB & co.
NwYo ork June 6, 1922
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
S7,5O0,OOO
City of Greater Prague
(Czechoslovakia)
7Hqb Mortgage Loan Bonds of 1922
Due May |, 1852
Due May /, 1852


il London b m" Co.. Ltd
by the
of Feuary and
the Finance, e,underda ate o
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS


Of the City OF New York,
Nassau and Pine ets.
New York. May !. 1914
70 the Shareholders
OF the Hanover National Bank
Of the City OF New York:
Notice is hereby given that a special met.
lnf Of the shareholders Of this Bank has
been called and ~ili b. held at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on Tuesday, the sixth day of Juns.
it77. At Tho banking once Of The Hanover
National Bank OF The City OF New York.
esrnsr Of Nassau and Pine Streets. Manhtt.
tan. City OF New York. 10 vote upon the
following resolution.
RESOLVED. that, under the provislsrs
sf the Act Of May l. 1885 the Capital Sleek
Of this Association bs increased in the sum
.: 5000 900. making the total capital
81 900 900. said Increase shall he made By
stock dividend from the undivided profits
Of the Bank. and 10 vote upon such other
matters a. may properly be brought bsfsn
taid meeting
BY order OF m. Board Of Directors
WILLIAM Y. CABLE. Jn.. csshisf.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange
teensInsss from page ,Irt.,n)
THE AMERICAS

THE AMERICAS
BRAZIL tpar 3z.f5 cents a paper rniirsl.,
Demand .......itosis 1900 i1JsfL
cables ...-...ifi2is iiOs. iass
checks ........ 3.7s 17s -E0
ECUADOR tpar $50 cents a sucreD
Checkf .+......?7f7 z7f7 77r
CHILE 'pSf 3sb cents resn)
Checks .......fe Is f91r - A
URUGUAY fpar io7 f1 cents a peso) =
VENEZUELA tpsr 70 cents BOLIVIA,
Checks .--.....fsbs 1855 1eFo
Canadian krchanEc-New York funas In
Montreal per cent. premium. Montreal
count
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
REGISTERED COUPON BONDS
NUMBERS

6j5J 1894
Upon surrender Of each Of the above listed
Bonds 80 dawn for redemption a. the ofice
AZ ]. p Morgan & Co. Sinking Fund
Trustees. - Wall Street. New York. on or
after July /, 1922. payment will he made Of
the redemption price OF i0SGs OF the pfin.
eipsl sum. Al such drawn coupon Bonds
surrendered must have attached the coupons
maturing January !. 1923. and subsequently.
Al sueh drawn registered Bonds must be duly
assigned in blank, The coupon on such
dawn coupon Bonds due July /. 1922. may be
DETACHED and collected in accordance with the
terms thereof. Interest will cease on al
such drawn Bonds from and after July !.
1921 Any AZ such drawn Bonds may be con-
verted into stock OF the Corporation. a. pro.
Vided in the Aforesaid Indenture on or before
Juiy I. 1922. the said date OF payment OF
the redemption price.
Dated April -. 1922.
CERRO DE PASCO COPPER
CORPORATION
" u. FAX Noun. T,ssnre.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
More Advances in Wool Goods

Fabrics made by the American
Woolen Company which we're not COW
cred in the two advances recently an
nounced by the company yesterday
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
NOTICE or REDEMrTIoN.

NOTICE or REDEMPTION.
To holders OF Victory notes and others
concerned:
Notice Ia hereby given n follows;
I--Cau for redemption of 5s4 Fer cent
Victory notes.-An OF the 3s per cent
.,-ies of United States Of America convert.
NE Cold Sotes OF 19s2-l3=S. Otherwise
tnoOn as 3L Per cent Victory Notes. are
1925 pursuant TO the provision Tor re-
den,tlon contained IN the NCses and IN
,rressurv Department circular r.mber 10.
dstsd Anrll n 1919. under which the Note,
sere origlnally issued. Interest on all
Victory notes OF tho az per cent series
win cease on said redemption date. June
e-su.pension and Termination Of Vie
tory note conVcTsiOn pri,iicEr.-in view Of
N, cali for the redemption Of AL ~ per
cent Victory notes on June is. 1879. and
pursuant 10 the provisions OF sAia iess.
ury Department circular number l3b. IN.
pri,ileEs Of conversion of Victory notes G.
sither series into Victory notes ~ the other
s,ries IA hereby suspended from February
q 1922 20 June IS 1922. both Inclusive,
and on June rs. 1922. will terminate. Vic
tory notes accordingly cease 20 he inter.
con, -rtible, effective February 9. 1929. and
IN and after that date no conversions o.
the notes may he made
3--Detslled Information a. 10 the pres.
sntation and surrender Of ~ r>r cent
Victory notes for redemption - given In
Treasury Department circular number I'll
dated February ?. 1879. copies Of which
are available at the Treasury and the Fed
sfal Reserve Banks.
1. W MELLON.
sseretary Of the Tr,ossrv. REQ .. 'ii.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

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STEPHEN BAKTR
4. II. BORDEN
MICHAEL FRifDsAN
WALTER jennings
RAYMOND i. JoSEs
G.. HowLAND LLAvIrr
HESkY X. McHARc
GfoRCE McNEiR
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
1T WOULD SETTLE MANY ARGUMENTS.


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