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New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
EirsI Step Taken in Merger
Of YturnnhrcYs OIL Iilir,csN

MEXIA, Tex, March 9.-Frst steps
N the proposed consolidation of the
Humphreys Texas Company and the
Humphreys MeXia Company into a new
$4,000, coo corporation, to be known as
the Humphreys OIL Company, were
takcn here yesterday, it was announced
to-day
The Humphreys Texas Company was
dissolved at a special meeting Of stock
holders The directors of the company
were empowered to transfer and dis
pose of its assets. The company viii
hereafter be called and designated
the Humphreys Oil Company, and the
capitalization increased from SlO,00O,-
GEO to SIS, ,000,0 600. TIE new Humphreys
OIL Company is negotiating to acquire
all Of the assets of the former Hum
nhrcNs MeMla COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
lnsgersoll Assets
Sold by Trustee
TO Waterbury Go.
Total Amount Involved l.
Sl, 10000 Sale Subject
10 Court Approval; Pmr-
chaser to Waive Claims

Edward II. Childs, trustee in bank
ruptcy Of Robert II. lngersoil <
Brother, announced yesterday through
his counsel, Zallin & Cohen, the sale
subject to the approval Of the court,
of the property and assets of the In
gcrsoll organization to the Waterbury
Clock Company for Sl,500,00o cash.
This is the figure at which the trustee
was authorized to sell tho property by
the order of John ]. Townsend, ref
cree in bankruptcy.
Under the terms Of the offer tAe
Waterbury company also agrees 10
waive all its claims against the InQer-
soil company and agrees to the addj
tional cash consideration. bringing the
total amount involved in the purchase
price to more than s1,750G00
Consummation Of the deal follows
negotiations started several weeks ago.
IN February the Waterbury company
submitted an offer Of Sll00.000 cash,
Which was Unacceptable. and plans
were laid for Offering the Inpcrsoil as
sets at public sale to be held in
April. The Waterbury Clock COMPANY.
however, added $500 600 to its original
oher, fnally closing the transaction.
Under the terms Of the purchase
offer the Waterbury Clock COMPANY is
to acquire the entire assets Of the
bankrupt lngcrsoll organization exccnt
cash held by the trustee or in the name
OF the bankrupt. The assets being sold
INCLUDE the good viii, factories. and
buildings, machinery. tools. eqniD-
mont. manufacturing Inventories and
work in process. Tangible assets arc
estimated to he worth $3,3o000O
With the sale Of the Incersol as
sets goes the capital stock of the IN
gersoll Watch Company. Ltd. Of
London. which shows a net worth at
par exchange of approximately S272.-
eco. The assets Of the British sub
sldlary are mainly IN cash. inventories
and accounts. together with an invest
ment Of $4,000 in lngersoll House.
built under thirty-fve year lease.
During its life the Ingersou orcani-
zatlon has sold between $4,000, 600 and
2O,000.0O0 watches. Of which 5000. 600
were sold in the last three wears. The
london end of the organization has
confined its operations to the British
Empire and has sold altogether an.
proNlmately 100000 watches.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Sharp Reaction i'm
heat as Drought
Ends i'm Southwest
Market Closes Unsettled
at a Loss Of 2 to 6Is
Gents; Corn and Oats
Give Way i'll Sympathy

CHICAGO. March g. - Swift down
turns in the value Of grain resnltod
from heavy selling to-day, largely due
to ending of the drought which has af-
iected the Southwest Wheat closed
unsettled at ? to 6'sc net lower. with
May $l:36 to Sl.3GM and July s117I,
&c, 10 81. rs. Corn finished 2lSCo26s to
. a down. oats of ia "a to 2M f027sc
ana provisions at a setback of II to zoe
WIN snow and rain in Kansas Olla
ION" anu Texas said to be ample 10 bring
"p an wheat yet alive and 10 assure ey
oeM"nt growth with right weather condi
S n"i,til"r, II was quickly apparent
li'l Inc buying side or tho wheat mark nt
"t = big advantage
~ p'rticular the selling out of two hir
s' pi wheat, ono FOR an Eastern ana
."' "lher Tor "A Chicago OPERATOR tended
y" niillH about general liquidatfon Nrnto
N'"Au"ss III tho May delivery was Goat
''V OWING to tho closing out Of spreads
IT, N''h that month and July. and beforn
p.9 was oyer May was down moro
,."p . cents from yesterdays finish and
~ cents from recent top figures
Yfh and oats gave way in syn,nath,.
WIN wheat. I'or the time being tho corn
","1h.l appeared to have no good support
e'rPi from speculatrs. who previously bad
"''l S'IfrS and who were therefore, in a
p"sl'ioh To take profits
lower prices on lard al Liverpool to-
Eosne' VIII the break in grain values
l,p''' WcaiSenod the provision market do
Si'"e an advance in hog values
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
.INallciai llp,lis

-. 81 ifeSoT' burg. fOrmnrir fn iifc fa.-
riSn bond department Of Tho Anaertoar,
n<press Company. is now associatnl v,ith
tHchon & co. in the same capacitv
=, hoafd of directors of tho Equitable Trust
oitpaAy Yesterday elected Herman j.
opN Vlce president Of the compan>s Mr..
'"K' VINO ls at present associated with
George il. McFaddon s. Bro. viii assume
ms new duties about April j.
ncnoT Co announced that thcv have
pu'r" 10 thgF direct private wire System
ne firm OF Warrington. Bellows & Co. OF
tlevelaud
vine the Guaranty Trust COMPANY Of Nov
YORK mas been appointed fiscal agent lndei.
On aEreepeni dated January with the
l'Hich East Indies. securing an authorized
issue of $50 600, 900 par value twenty FIVE
lFar external per cenl gold bonds all
dated January +. 1922. and payable Jan0-
ary L. f94I. at tho principal office OF the
trust company. New York city. The com
coupon paying agent
the annual meeting Of stockholders Of
me lf"idWfn Pictures Corporation yester-
"a. ~. tN@ following directors were elected for
T. Risseil, Edward Bowes William Braden
". r. du Pont, Frank i. Codsol Samuel
Coidwyn Francis 4. GudGer y ". lfaber-
man. Gabriel l.. Hess, Moritz fINder. Dun.
can A. Holmes. Henry 1ttleson Messraore
Kendall Abraham Lohr Lee Shubert Al
bert n Wittenberg and Frank r. Hitch
cock. Frank j. Godsol was elected presi-
dent to succeed samuel GoldN w. Nr
',odsol retains his position chairman OF
the board.
At special meeting of ghe directors or
the W hite on Corporation L. = White. for
mer president of The company. WAS elected
chairman OF the hoard Of directors and W
+. bnmert fonNer president of the Unit
central ON Corporation. now consolidated
with Tho v hitc Oh Corporation was elect
ed president Additional directors were
elected as follows. :. Il. Rertron and Nur-
ray W nodge OF Bertron G5iscom & co. !:
r. J. Connette and George Bullock, Of the
United Gas and Electric Corporation, and
W. Il. Enlmert Nleaers Emmert. Bertron
and Conuette werc added to the executive
committee and Murray W. Dodge to tEe
finance committee. The changes arc pursu
ant to tho recent merger of the oil inter
ests Of the White oil Corporation and the
United Gas and Electric CORPORATION.
Jean de Steyes vas elortcd vioo presi-
don't Of the French- American Bark ing
Corporation. Ia 1898 Nh. do Sir3fs became
connected with the Ba Ull Of i'r2nce. and
in July 1919. he cani, to New Norl, as
American Representative OF the Same insti-
iution. lie was later appointed head of
the United States Nugeni Tallon was also
elected treasurer Of the French American
Banking Corporation to succeed Arthur
Terry resigned.
The Schulte Retail stores Corporate ion.l'e-
ports sales for February a. Sl.542S2l.
against $li77,296 in February last year.
At The annual meeting Of the stocShoid-
ers Of tho United states Mortgage & Trust
Company the following directors We're re-
elected Burns -. Caldwell. julius Krutt-
schnitt. Robert Olyphaut, Charles b. Seger,
James Timpson. Arthur 'furnbuli. Elisha
Walker and William II. Williams.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
StutIebaker 1921
Profits Largest
I'm Firms History
Balance Equivalent TO 1872
Per Cent on Common AZ
ter Preferred Dividends:
Sales of Cars Increased

The Stadebakcr Corporation FOR 1921
reported $40 409. 601 as It's net profits,
the largest total shown for any single
year in the history Of the company. It
wa sufficient to meet the per cent
dividend requirements on the $4,000
goo preferred stock and leave balance
equivalent to ie.2 per cent on tho $50
100000 common stock outstanding.
compared with 15.2 per cent earned il
1920.
The number % cars sold last year ~
taiea 81 G43. contracted wita 5i.574 n
1920. and n~t sales amounted 10 g9s-
.G9l,G4t, against $50 .e5z ,362 the oreced-
ing year There Was u surplus after
payment of dividends, and carried IT,
profit and loss, OF $5.522 ,6al. which
brought the total surplus at the end OF
the year up to Sl8279.7 IA, Of which 81
O5o00O represented spccial surplus ac-
count and $it229,7t+ the regular sur
plus.
Quick assets Of the company or De
cember Il last were placed ct s2s-
974732 and current liabilities ve7e
Sl0,2iS. .395, leaving - net working Gag
ital Of S2s.725,33I. cash IN banks and
on hand amounted to Ss,334 300 and IL
ventories we're carried at S22, ,209 885,
compared with $26,s5S,948 at the end
Of 1920.
A. r Erskine president. said in the
report that the increase N the number
Of cars sold during the year over 1920
was 29.5 per cent, while the number
sold was tae largest in the history of
the company MIR. frshine said the de
mand for Studebaker cars "is quite
heavy from all sections Of the coun-
try and in umoer Of cases may p-
described as quite remarkable
"Production schedules Tor the frst
quarter" he added call FOR 2500G
cars. while actual sales for January
and February were 10.0S2 cars, as con-
pared with 1920 cars Tor the entire
first quarter Of last year The plants
are operating most efficiently witn
olock-like regularity and viii produce
10000 cars in the month Of March. The
management believes that business
this year VIII show a substantial in
crease over that Of last year
Mr.. Frskine said that The business o
the automobile industry as whole last
year, after eliminating the sales Of the
largest producer in the Industry and
Stade ebake1 combined. expressed IN car
sales was only 55 per cont of the vol
ume in 1920 compared with Stude-
bakers own figures of 1898 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Private Account of
ii. 5. Joseph Analyzed
Member of Bankrupt Export
and Import Firm Examined
al Referees Hearing

>, Analysis Of the private account Of
hugo ). Joseph. member Of the bank
rupt firm of Chlds & Joseph. exporters
ana importers, of SO Wall Street. occu-
pied the hearing held yesterday in con
nectlon with the firms failure before
Referee j. j. Townsend at 200 Broad
way Figures were presented to show
,hat JoScph's account appeared on the
DOCKS as of December 81, 1921. to
amount to 81 400 ,05o.98. This represent
ed drawings and charges against Mr..
Joseph, which were divided into two
items; as Of December 81. 1920, it was
SHOWN his accumulated account since
, Ine rm started business was 1884,
lzz'o' additional charges on this ac-
count Tor 1921 were 1876. 5.S3701
IL was also shown that the 1921 with
G,awals Ct Of both partners were about
HhzVV'ooo, undcr questioning of Wilbur
H. ball, OF counsel for the trustee. Her
man II. fggers. Examination Of M.
Joseph as to the cost of his legal coun
SCI brought out that he had given John
"lINe some weeks before the failure
> 1000 mortgage on property at 15l
ana lo6 East Seventy ehth Street and
mat he had turned over to Charles A.
NleFeiman personal jewelry of value
ne could not estimate
Mr. Joseph said that he had o;vop ~
least $4,000 to friends and employees.
when evidence was introduced to show
his generosity to his circle of ac-
quaintances, and that he had given his
brother $500 month FOR some time. 1t
Was "I also shown that he had spent $3.50
ooo on furniture and art objects before
'he failure which went, however, to
Sa0lsfy claims. Mr.. Joseph declined to
answer question as to his solvencv
when he gave a $4,000 fur coat to his
wife last year on the ground that it
might tend to incriminatc him. Harris
H. ohIids was unable to attend thc
nearing because of illncss. Adjourn
ment was taken until March Il at II
q. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
e'oiion IL Barely
Steady al Decline
OF 10 10 24Po oi,sts
Recent Bullish Features Are
Losing Influence; Weak
ness III Grain Promotes
Scattering Liquidation

lhe cotton market was easier vcstor-
DAY. The bullish features which have
neen IN evidence for the last several
n"NS seemed TO be losing their in
"uehce' and the market was lower
ul'def scattering liquidation. promoted
pS weakness in grain, unsettled ex-
chahge and rather moro favorable re-
ports as to tho prospects for the new
crop start in Texas May contracts
Soid on to l1.9Ic and closed at 1880.
win the general market closing barely
steady at net decline Of is TO "a
points.
The Eastern belt foroea4t ,.,s ,.r rain
tugsosiing further delays iu.nay crop work.
put ihis seemed TO bc offset bs the morn
i"'olahle average of the news from re24s.
,hl'fs ln soEtn FaYas we're said to bc
'eniantne cotton dauaroI hv the recent
'",u @uiir According to- lnese aavicos the
'V''oh caught by tine fteras had hoon
nieNled pretty carly anyway and the cold
Msfthei dld some good nv AIinc Insects.
n" weather map showed rains in rA,rs
from ihai q m"Wbcr of 81 very prominent
nut nW"Hiorh spot NlW was Quntoi to tho
'''cl lhtt tarWers Wrrr planning - sub
staniial inrrease in tercago Iivcrnnol
tRhies reported "A continued iurrovotlalft
IN Manohesttr. but said that buying i'm flu
lures there had been checked boy unsettled
roil'al oendluon@. referring TO 'ndia aud
it'l"nd. Nho report that medfAIors hive
" "bandoned aN efforts TO settle tin strike
or Wil workers in NcW Bedford had
raiher an uulaVorabie influerce. South
ern spot markets as officially reported
Werc unchanged to 90 points lower. but
there was little moro business at the
leading points
The local market for spot cotton VAS
pNiNl and 10 points lower al Is sod for
ndddlug 800 sales Nvorc reported
ne rang" or prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
THE BANK OF AMERICA

At regular meeting of the BOARD 9.
Directors ot The Bank of America fleld
March 9Th. 1s22 . dividend of Sc or The
capital stoct OF the Bank was declared
payable Aprn 1st. 1892, to stockhocers. VI
record ri three clock p m. Marcia ESst,
los@.
CHARLES (. CUETIe. Cashier.
AMERICAN OA.s CD.
A quarterly dividend OF ore and three
quarters per cent has sssn dscls, -6 OF. ts..
Preferred stock OF this Company, payable
April 1st, 1Sz2 ,, Stockholders OF rs:ers
81 he close cf business March 16th. ls22
transfer Books wilt reieais cpaa. Cheo<. =.
nailed 2. " ISMON,
Secretary ara Troax,rsr.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
NcM ok Metal Markell

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was easy, with Straits and Straits
shipments quoted at 2S.50(o 29c; stand
ard, 2S.25Cd 28.75c and % per ccAt at
27.75H 2825c. Copper quiet, standard
spot, March and April, 12.75c asked, and
clectrolYtic spot and March, l2.50M
13c. Lead quiet; New York spot, 400
l.75c and East st. Louis spot. 4.37 1a(c
A.i2 i9c. Zinc firm; New York spot, &c
and East st. louis. l.GO-a 4.70c.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Grain Prices
Wheat
Corn,
R.yo
Flour and Meal

Yesterdays Previous Yoal
ork closo. closc. AgO.
f0.hSf1 Sllni. 81 ia.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Coffee Futures Tho range oG prI
Country Produce

Butter Receipts $3.50 packages. Cream
cry. higher than extras. H. SS = q S9 = c :
extras es score b n 38 &c; Nrsts. - = n
~ isc: seconds 32W34c; lower grades, 30
a. centralized cars go score, So o
S6lec: 50 score. 35 a l4ci s. score, "a "a
34lsc; s. to 81 score 81 q ,3 &c; unsalted
higher than extras, 4lft ill4c, extras, 81
score 4OM40l2c; hrsts. So y N'39 &c: sec
onds 32la GlS4lac; lower grades. 80 n SIC :
held or storage. extras. Ia tc. iirsiS. ~
n I3a1oc; seconds. $50 31l.c, state dairy
tubs finest, IS ~ U5f lec. good to prime,
current make. extras. 97m275ac. nrsts "a
n 2bc, seconds. - y q 22c. lower grades,
20 q2lc, packing stock, current make 40
l. 2lls a 22c; No ., e0}a a 2lc; lower
grades. II a zoe.
Cheese Receipts were 1,i55 boxes. New
York state fats held specials, 2tq "a u ac
fresh specials 21c; average run. fr"Sh
20Gi cote: state Twins. held specials. 2Sn
run 49, a 2Oc; Wisconsin. double daisies,
colorcd fancy, - y a 23'tc; single daisies,
colored fancy. - I. a '@c' youns Aineri-
cas-. 23@ 23i4 state skins "a l'c.
Eggs Receipts wcre SS.177 cases Fresh
gathered extras. dozen. 251a Gr2Gc; extra
hrsts. 24la q &c fiists % y q &c seconds,
22l9 n &c, dirties, regular packed, 30. |,
ga 221ac; checks. far TO choice. dry ~ a
II l.r: Jersey extra fancy candied, Soc;
nearby and nearby Wcstern hennery whites.
average extras, 33c, extra firsis. 81 q 32c ;
firsts 26G13Oc nearby gathered whites,
frsts to extra firsts, 2S@3 sic; under
grades. 25m27c; puilets, unassorted, p n
ira firsts. gaze; firsts soc puliets. un-
assorted. 27c; other Western and southern,
gathered whites, - q soc. nearby and
nearby western hennery browns extra,
26 y an lac: nearby brown and mixed col
ors gathered extras. 25i9 a sc; nrsts to
extra frsts. % y a 25c.
potntoes-Maine. $50 lbs. Sa.5om4l5:
l65 lbs. S3M3.50, state $50 lbs. S3.5OW
> so; state and Maine, $50 lbs. $2.75m3l0.
Long Island. bbl, S4.354 f.G5; Bermuda,
bbl $l2@l450, Florda sSQ1o; sweets,
Jersey. basket S10250; Delaware and
Maryland, Sl-75a 1.s5; yams. Virginia. bbl..
So so; South Carolina, crate $l25, Georgia.
,a al,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Standard Oils

- Anglican OIL. 17ts ia Il 17rt
SO Atlantic I0Nos or ~, 90 Ok
Minp CU Cau..102 1Oe 102 f02
A Nat Trans .... 27ia 27ls 27i4 27ak
Il Ohio OH .......270 270 go 270
Penn NeN ..... - - - 81
as Oh a. X ky..4,5 475 475 as
lWs oil of IND g.. 81 sTN 81 SIX
usOn - \ Y..G79 37o BIS SIS
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
~caboard AIR Line Earnings

Gross revenues in January Of the
Seaboard AR Line Railway Company
totaled $3,5S8,559 compared with s4,
355.146 in January d year ago Net
revenue after taxes amounted TO S431.-
563, against $712.l59 in 1920. Net op-
Grating income was S212,7S9. compared
with SS1G 2SH
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Cities Fuel and Power Company

BY FRANK ". FRUEAUFF.
Vice President.
Dated. 'faroh 10. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
prices Irregular
In Curb Trading;
Oils Are Active
se6t Taking i'll Maracaibo
srings Reaction; Tobacco
stocks Are Unsettled; Ra-
dio Common Up Slightly

....ss showed an irregular trend at
a,ose of active trading on the curb
= ~ s,s Yesterday. oils featured the
ss :'ss with setback on profit taking
';l.r ;al.srrscaibo Radio common scored
ss;rs Service held steady around ls9.
I, Standard Oil OF Indiana worked
festIy higher Maracaibo lost more
:. half a point.
,.nstrials were less active, tobacco
SIS .. moving irregularly. Reynolds
I'd fraction, but Philip Morris
4
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
london Metal Market

LONDON. March 9.-Standard cop
per, spot. SEQ los; futures, e6l los
Eectrolytc, spot, !e67 los; futures, g6s.
Tin, spot, ZAP 2s Cd; futures, 9144 rs
Cd Lead, spot. $40 l5s; futures, $40
2s Cd. Zinc. spot, 925 15s; futures,
a25 15s.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
FINANCIAL
To the Holders of
Cities Fuel and Power Company
Three Year Sinking Fund go Secured
Nntes Dnted NoNemher ]. 1910.

Ihrec ear Ninklng Tund 80 secured
Notes Dated November !, 1919
Proposals are invited TO be made %
Bankers Trust Company Is Wall Stree
New York city Trustee under the lr-
dentuGe between Cities Fuel and Power
Company and said trustee. securing II .
Il bove notes for tn sale on MAY lst 10.
7 to said Trustee FOR tho account Of the
Sinking Fund provided for In said linden
ture. of notes OF said Ssue. at prices not
to exceed 100i2 r. of The principal of said
TO May ist. 1AZ3. on or before May lst
1922. This Company Nii deposit. Or thers
vii be avaiiable with the Trustee 4 sum
sufficient 10 retire. - prices not exceed
Thousand, -Four Hundred seventy Dollars
fSa+ 400 principal amount Of said notes
plus unpaid accrued interest TO said date.
and II is the intention OF said Trustee
pursuant to the provisions of said linden
ture. to apply the money so to be received
to fhe purchase or redemption of notes %
said issue AT rot to exceed the price above
mentioned
All proposals should be securely sealed
and marked Proposal for the sale o.
Notes OF Cities Fuel and Power Coinnan5.
dated November l. 1919" must be for all
or amy part Of the notes offered, must stars
ne aggregate face value and the demon
for sale, ana must he received by tho
Trustee At it, Corporate Trust Depart
Went at or prior to Twelve o'clock noon
on March -. 1872
mailed on or before March 27. 1922 by
Bankers Trust Company. Trustee
Federal iurOIne Tax Ownership certin-
Gates, covering accrued interest, should sc-
company all accepted notes.
Cities Fuel and Power Company
BY FRANK W. FRUEAUFF.
Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Southern spot Markets -G;

20 points lower, at 17.Soc sales 2765 bales
New orleans steady unchanged, at lie.
sales 2397 bales. Mobile steady un-
hanged at l6.75c sales. 40 bales. Sa-
Nanna II steady. unchanged at II. SOC: salcs
80 bales Norfolk quiet. i2 lower at
''5Ac, sales. 20 bales. Augusta quiet. Is
iowor At 17.25c. sales. ld2 bales Mem
phis steady. uucnans ii, at II.5er: sales.
- bales. Houston steady. H. lower. at
I''5c, sales. hGSO bales. Lltilr Rock
quiet unchanged az re. sales 1ee bales
DALLAS steady. 20 lower. at f7c, sales. 76s
oa les Montgomery firm. - tower. at
e.o9c; sales, 81 bales. Fort Worth quiet
l3 IoMcr. al 10. aaL..- 81 hnloa
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

Yesterdays Prevous Year
New York. close. close ago
Spg. pat. S7.6offS.oO IS. O0Ns.5O IS. T56 qa25
Cornmeal. l.S5Ql95 l.S6m1.95 2.O0Qa2 70
Ityc....... 5.0oN6.S5 6.0006.S5 $500 9 90
Bran, l00 h. 81 90 c4.0O $500
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Federal and Joint Stock Land Banl
Bonds

=, Security Rate. Due. Bid. Asked. Yield
l93s-l923 ............10014 1917 aih
Federal Farm Loan 5s
y, l24l-l2sl "a; .......;; .1osa 1os $50
l9$9-1924 ............. qS % 45a
Federal Farm Loan 4taa
1H38-l923 .............. 81 % leO
Federal Farm Loan Gas
1937-1222 ........ q8 o. Aet
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Rank 5l,s 193l-1451..102i5 lo4s. 5oo
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 1a37-1Ga0 ... % 100 Eng
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank IS 1851 .........lOtl, 1Oga. sns
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Bid and Asked

Following arc the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there we're
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Pittsburgh

ao5 Ark Nat Gas sA SIS SO ss
$50 Aln w Gl Ma 10 so 79 so
80 Guffey .-.... Iliz 1liz 11iz l1h
so Inde Brew . ~ 2l4 "a ~
100 Lone star Gas - ~ % %
27f MfT- I. II Heat ~ IT 46ss 46s4
TOO Marland Ref 2is 2ia 2H "a
TOO Nat Fire. Pig
50 Ohio Fuel sup 4sia 4sia 4sia aS1b
50 Ohio Fuel OIL 15A 15& 161z 164
22O Okla Nat Gas 1919 19s4 1919 1884
192 Pitts Pl Glass. 14tja 145 1441a las
5000 p MI Shasta 29c 30c 29c soc
10 Union Gas Ter III 12J 127
$50 West Air Bk. % 90 9S 9S
500 Salt Or Cons. as 10 97s 10
90 Pitts Coal pf. 81 81 9Ola s9i2
90 Duquesne Oh. 2'4 * p. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
American Telephone & Telegraph Co,
I30th Dividend

The regular quarterly dividend OF two dol
lars and twenty-five cents per share win bs
paid Saturday. April 10. 1922 TO stocit-
holders Of record al the close of business on
Friday March II, 1922.
on account Of the Annual Meeting OF the
stockholders the transfer books viii be closed
at the close of business Friday, March II
1022 and reopened at 10 a N. March %.
i922. II. BLAIIe-SMITH, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
UNITED DNEWOOD CORPORATION
New York. March l. 1922
Preferred Capital stock Dividend No. -
4, f,n1nrnon Eanifnl .sfnrlS Dividend No. 30

The following dividends the stocks OF
this Corporation have been declared
dividend OF 81 IS per STARE tfrom sun
aside for The payment OF - 90 per share
payable April J. 1922; a dividend of 81 so
per share on the Common Stock. payable
April j. 1922 payable 10 stockholders Of
record Of Preferred and Common Stocks al
the close OF business Wednesday. March 15.
1922
The Transfer books @ill not he closed.
Checks viii he mailed by the New York
Trust Company Of New York.
ERNEST W PICKER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
C0ttonsecd OIL

At ihe close or tho day plices were gen
orally To points higher for tho near
positions ana TO points lower for the
distant months. The range OF prices:
We1nest1Nt"' s.