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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
FEDERAL EXPENSES REACHED
+ LOW RECORD IN JANUARY

WASHINGTON, March 9Th 1922
Government expenditures in January
dropped to the lowest point of any
month since the pre-war period. They
were 1921, 246,9S:. This is a reduct-
ion Of $98 900 below December,
1921, an da reduction of 1927 ,000,0 900
below January, 1921 at which time
the Democratic administration was
in control.
In the first seven months of the
present fiscal year, July to January
81, the government expenditures
s2,069, $4,000. At this rate the ex-
penditures for the government for
entire fiscal year will be considerably
less than the estimates recently made.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
Very respectfully,
E. A. HUNT, Co. Supt.

Literary and Musical Program at
High School Auditorium, Feb. IA, 49,
% 7:30 P. M.
Selections by High School Orches-
ira.
Essays
Jessie Ernest-The Story of Our
State Capitol.
Rachel O'Brien-Saved by Abe's
Signal. Can Indian story, An ac-
count of an historical incident in the
early history of Barbour County.
Music by Male Quartette.
Debate--Resolved, That the Princi-
pies of the Open Shop Should be
Maintained in American Industries.
Aft. John Hester.
Neg. Bonnie Wilson
Duette
Miss Jessie Teter and Mrs. APP
paline Right.
Extemporaneous Speeches.
Brooks George and LEM Lazarus.
Male Quartette
Orations
Virginia Eib--The Source of Lin
coins Power.
Mildred Rohrabaugh-A Message
to Garcia.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Appaline Right
Judges
Mrs. Walter McCloud, Rev. F. G..
Radabaugh and Mr. C. A. Blakeslee
This contest is preliminary to a
district contest at Elkins April 1st.
Winners in the district contests will
meet at Morgantown April 18th to
contest for state championship.
An admission fee of 35c to adults
and 25c to pupils will be charged to
defray expenses of our representa-
tives to Elkins and Morgantown.
Come out and hear our boys and
girls and also some unusually good
music. A literary contest is as much
worth while as an athletic one.
]. H. ROHRABAUGH
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
Live Stock Quotations.

CHICAGO.-CATTLE = Strong TO
b bSf hgheG sIsp b bas s stsosr
calves, stockers and feeders steady :
bulk, fat she stock, $4.60@6.15; bulk
beef bulls, $4S5@5.S5; bulk, bolognas,
S425@4.4O.
HOGS-1Oe to zoe higher TOP.
$11.25 on TO to $50 pound average
higher; bulk, desirable 1nO to 120
pound, $1O@1O:50; strong weights up
to $1O.75@10.S5.
SHEEP-Fat lambs weak to Csc
lower; sheep steady. Lambs, top, SIG
to shippers and city Butchers for Sc
lected lots; choice S7-por--d yearlings.
$13.75@14; choice shyrn ewes, $7.75,
with heavy end off at 81.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
SPECIAL NoToICE TO FARMERS

Mr.. Dee Crane, Potatoe Specialist,
from the Extenson Division at Nor
gantown, will be here for some
special farmers Meetings. The date
and places are as follows:
March Is, at Sugar Creek 100 P. M.
f" Pleasant Hill 7:30 P. M.
March 16 Stringtown 100 P. M.
Teter 7:3O P. M.
March II Belington 100 P. M.
Ebenezer 100 P M.
March IS Philippi 100 P M.
Everybody is welcome to these
meetings. It will be worth your while
to attend one of them.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
The Pneumonia Month

March is typical pneumonia
month and usually gives high rate
of mortality for the disease. After
long and hard winter, the system
loses much if its resistance and peo-
pie grow careless. When every cold,
no matter how slight, is given prompt
and intelligent attention, there is
much less danger of pneumonia. It
should be bore in mind that pneumon-
ia is a germ disease and breeds in
the throat. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is an expectorant and cleans
out the germ ladened mucus and not
only cures cold but prevents it's re-
sulting in pneumonia. 1t is pleasant
to take. Children take it willingly.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09

DR.. J. w. Strother reports the ad-
vent of the stork at Chas Fitzwaters
in the big Field" where fine girl
baby was left for care, Charlie was
able to attend the election Tuesday
though it was observed that he did
not look natural.
w. B. Baker of the west side who
his been W. M. R. R. agent at Weav-
er for number of years was notified
few days ago that the agency at
that point had been discontinued. Mr..
Baker left here Monday for Cumber-
land and will likely be transferred to
some other office of the w. M.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA FLOUR = Firm.
Winter straight. s6.25@6.75. Spring
WHEAT-Quiet; No. red. s1.42@
LAT.
CORN-Firm; No. 2 yellow, 100
76c.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 white, 47h@
4Sc.
POULTRY-Live, quiet; hens, 300
quiet: choice fowls. Sic; old BOOSTERS,
24c.
BUTTER-Firm; fancy creamery,
3S1a @40hc.
EGGS-Quiet; selected, 35@37c
nearby, Csc; western, Csc.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
confesses Murder of Schoolgirl.

Baltimore, Md. Adolph Pitt,
%, years old, walked into the north
eastern police station and told Captain
Morheiser he was the much-sOught
murderer of Glare Stone, S-year-old
schoolgirl, whose body was found on
February % in Duncan Woods. Pitt,
a slightly built man with red hair,
who has reputation for being pecu-
liar, told the police he had tried to at
tack the girl and then shot her
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
NEW CHANDLER AND NEW
CLEVELAND

Most Talked-of Cars in Motordem
/ will be registered at The Fair
mont Hotel, Fairmont, w. Va, dur
ing the Automobile Show, March 9Th
to 18th inclusive, for the purposes Of
interviewing prospective dealers to
handle combination of the CHAND-
LER and CLEVELAND SIX agencies
or either one of them for Barbour
County. Any communication prior
to the above date will reach me at the
above hotel.
C. E. McALEER
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
TWO ACCIDENTS MONDAY
C. E. McALEER

Ed Dawson who works at Benefits
manufacturing plant suffered very
painful accident at the plant Monday
when his hand was caught between
a bar and a cement wall and serious
ly mutilated necessitating the amput-
alton of the same finger of the hand
and the serious bruising of other
parts of the hand.
Within few hours of the same
time Ode Erwin at ]. w. Thornhill's
planine mill had two fingers badly
lace~nta3 ~ saw at this plant, both
men while painfully injured are get
lin '-~a ell and i is thought that
nothing serious will develop.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
Many Foxes Are BEING Killed.

Little Gap, Pa. Le / George
and Austin Green each have kill
ed a fox. John Boyer, Mahlon
Green and Oscar Redline each recent
ly killed one. Henry Beers has shot
six. John Smith, of Kunkletown, shot
thirty-five foxes SO far this winter.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
REVENUES SHOW SLUMP
Government January Income Shrinks
Millions Under Revised Law.

Washington. The government
revenues collected during January, the
first month of operation of the revised
law, showed a decrease in receipts of
nearly $65,000,000, compared with Jan
uary, 1921, according to reports COM
piled by the internal revenue bureau.
Receipts during January aggregated
$131, 100000, against $169OOO,OOO for
the same month last year, the major
shrinkage being in the income and
profits taxes, which declined from $751;
100000 to $44,OO0,000
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09

1t was here yesterday, it's here to-
day and will be here tomorrow. That's
Su@ar Loaf Flour. the brand you
can buy, beg or borrow.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
G. A. r. to Meet in pes MoIne..

Des Moines. Veterans Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic win
meet here during the last week of Sep
TENDER, their annual encampment, it
was decided at conference with Ma,
tiOnal Chief L. s. Pilch-
er, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09

Ask your Grocer for Sugar Loaf
IL - ne mas it or can soon ge. IL.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Return on Westinghouse

Og,.,.on- -r.ea.e feu mo 10 Wesnn house
Manufacturing UfNInffHN fiN.l ."
lrrr.tmenf selling atolnI %. o. iir'''
rcar.y Do rer '"nt f.r
you recommend Amer 100 fNl. .'N- ~.
f.rr.f rfOfET tul United states rl.'i
common Mias 81. g.. d.
Answer Westinghouse Electric pre-
ferrcd is q good Investment but u
seems that you have made some MIS-
take in figuring the return at price
OF Il. The par value oi the stock D.
$50 and if pays - share annually.
divide the I'll into 50 ard YOU viii ar
rive AZ a return OF slightly less than
6 Dor cent. American Smelling pre-
fcrrcd is not as desirable as Wcsting-
house preferred from the standpoint
Of surety Of income. but wc think u
would be "a suitable investment ii you
can keep posted on Developments az
focting the earning power of the com.
pany There is in the price Of steel
common an element or speculation on
tho nrosrcct OF higher dividend rate
In tho future We know that steel
common has received some large extra
dividends IN fhc past and wc are rca-
sonably certain that the company vlil
maintain the present 3 per cent rate,
but whether this rate VIII be- increased
mex. year. or two or three years hence,
is something on which there is a deal
e speculation both mental and actlal.
At recent market prices Steel common
does not yield more than bonds OF
good grade
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
KendnIl rrodnets speeuIalIye

Question -WI sou give in' your adric.,
on fhe buvlnc ~ shares in il h'hNfli
Sew York cip have boon aasia.d 70
buy ana fhc company ie supposed f' D.
very pf0rpfrou. -F W. %.
Answcr-Stock in tho Kendall Prod
ucts Corporation is In no sense ON in-
ycsfmcni. This bccomcs clear from m
examination of the company balance
sheet FOR February 2s. 1922 From this
statement 30 ls seen that ihc company
has current assets" OF flsi.12J, or
which nearly f50t000 is listed as sub
scriptions on stock due from purchas-
ors. Liabilities arc placed 90 S-3l.oa0.
about half of which is made up of COM
missions due Gtock salcsmcn. giving an
indication Of fhc activity of the cor
poration in Gispo7irG Of DTS cnpial
stock. or the company not tangible
assets. valued 90 S5oj310. nearly one
half is listed as "invcstmcnts 30 other
corporations." and since these are not
explained boo detail h iE difficult 20
estimate their true wefih. Capitol as-
sets" include net tangible assets, just
mentioned. patents. good w.ll. etc,
valued 10 9912S-a nigh rgurc' u
seems 10 and expenditures ap-
plicahic 20 future operations placed o.
$500 155. Against these "assctf' total
inc moro than 1000 900 there was out
standing 40 tho time thc statement was
issued 57s3.OO0 per cent cumulative
preferred and 15O.000 shares of common
.tock. while 10000 shares had been
subscribed for but not issued. 10 VIII
he seen. therefore. that many points IN
the balance sheets arc open to criticism
An income account has not been issued.
so far as VIC know. and 80 would be inn
possiblc 20 estimate without such \
statement what the company is earning
from manufacturing operations. OntiI
il has demonstrated that the market
FOR It's products Is sufficient 10 warrant
pavment Of dividends on IT'S capital
stock. the shares should be regarded as
suitable only for those in % position 10
assume tho business risks involved.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Willrs Overland Recovering

Cu~stlon-I own. outright, some Wliirs
Overland common stock. bought 90 10.
Would you advise me f0 f0i rlw OF fo
hold 70 another yelr Kindly ffl we iuft
what shape thls company la in Ar4ncla..y
now. t.
Answcr-Bocause Of writing OF 81
I2.275 from investment in-otner COM
panies the Willys-Ovcrland Company
shows much larger deficit for 1921
than would be the case were only the
result Of operations in manufacturing
taken into consideration. The total
deficit shown is Si3,999 i9i Preferred
stock holders o. the company have au-
,horized an issue Of Si7,500000 bonds
20 meet outstanding obligations. As
the success Of this company depends
on the demand FOR rs product. and
the outlook in a business direction is
constantly changing, we aye not in a
position 20 advise you az % whether
your stock should be- sold now or held
in the hope Of receiving q better
price, although i' may be said the COM
pany seems 90 be doing better now.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

ouosiion-i own the following bono.
,-d because ~ fhelr carly maturity would
l.tc g., ..u au or some 90 fhem Hnt rr-
rurrhaee others ~ longer maturity Mhich
vvIu not fne au equal Dr Itrt-r i.I4iN
g. 600 central leather iH-.. b. ."'
Dofslnt1n of Canada .s. 1920, f-.'N' l-'
hieh Valic, gold ia2s $1,000 tnion i'aci-
M ga 1929. lf possible would ilh" n'""f
.r.ttrirr mot sooner than twenty wears nf
longer and would NOT iise t7 invest more
than tho sale of the above would hIiHk
Your AID VIII be appr' lated. H
Answer We suggest Kingdom OF
Denmark 6s. 1912, yielding about 81
nor cont. in place Of the Canadian 5s;
Montana Power 5s. 1858. yielding about
ia pcr cent. I'm place Of the Central
Leather Is: Cleveland Terminal 5i7s'
1872, yielding about 80 per cent IN
place Of the Lenleh Valley 6s. end
Northern Pacific Gs, 2Oi1 yielding
about 81 per cent, in place OF the
Union Pacific g..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Pressure i'm Oils
UnsettIes Prices
On Curb Exchange
Generally Firmer Tone i'll
Market After Early De.
clincs: Indusirials Hold
Up Under LargerOfferings

Pressure. on oils unsettled prices on
,hr rvrb market yesterday and many
Of the prominent stocks showed losses ..
for the day. although a generally htm
tone prevailed after early setoaeA''
and industrials resisted pressure
standard Oh Of Indiana lost polnt
.,d standard oil of Kentucky sagged'
1u, Mcxiean scaboard worked NJ frae'
,ionaIlv. southern States OIL eon'in-
ned In demand on publication OF ~
initial statement. showing surplus lh
cvccrs Of si.2oo.ooo. Other OILS were
irregular. A..h.. and
REQ Motors worked hign'' ~
."l'.,'a.ioroi "'.,' Carbon scored another
,..ir ss' ,,"c ON The announcement oi plans Tor
cS,s ceSpan'ion in France Indepenaenee
Id IepS fcli back after m advance on y,
io,orablc developments at the mih'"s
property.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
NInnarcmcnt a Factor

Orosnor-pleaee cite your opinion -
"eelf-lql.faffc eerur.tIaa' fhe fran0.al
plan ~ conrncnfa. Guaranty Corpora, ."n.
24s Madison avenue. au constant
isnder ei your .0.uml u THO tribune
aal have rfoftei fhsr.ni .-P. j II.
Answer The Continental Guarantee
Corporation refers 20 us collateral
trust notes as "sclf-iiquidating sccuri-
ties The notes referred 90 are sold
10 the public and secured by collateral
deposited with the trustee. Proceeds
of collections on the collateral have
been sufficient 20 pay thc notes o1 or
before maturity. "Wr.l secured" would
more accurately describe these sccuri-
ties, the value o. which largely de-
pends on the character and ability Of
the management.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Investment
Information

ouc,tions Of general irfcresi n IN
cesfors ,riN b. dnswcrcd IN This col.
v-,r, ~ .elich care only initials 'eiH
0, ussd. Others iriH BE- GHsrcred bV
mail. Addrcss al iuqmrics. 'Helo'-
,no a stamped. Gddressod onreiope. 70
Finouoici Editor, The TRIBUNE. iS1
Nassau street. Ncw York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30


provement 4Lzs
Alber, Lea, MINI. Refunding 4s
Albuauerque. NJ. Mexico, Bd. Of
Educ. Sch. Bldg. 4Hs
Albuquerque, NJ Mex, Funding S.
hIbuauereue N. Mexico. General
Street Imp. IS
Albuquerque. N. Mexico, Water IS
Arlington Hts, H., Sch. Bldg. IS
Armour. S. D., S.
Redheld. So. Dakota, SD
Belvidere. H., Sch. Dist. No. 81 s.
Benton. III, Refunding 4}4s
Berryyille. Va. Water Works os
Big Rapids. Mich. Rounding As
Broadwater County, Mont, FUND
ing As
Burlington, Iowa
carbondale, H.. Sch. Dist. No. oS s.
Cascade Co, Mont, Road Imp. IS
Cass County, Iowa, 413s
Centerville, Iowa, Reiunding S.
centeryiile, Iowa, Refundlng IS
Charlton. Iowa, Funding s.
Chicago Heights, Ill, S. d. No. l7o
Chippewa Val. Ry., 1t & Pr. Co.
Eau Claire. Wis. lst Mtge.
Consumers Pr. Co. lst Lien and
Ref. Gold IS
Cook County, H., Sch. Dist No.
l7O (Chic. Hts.l As .
Council Bluffs, Ia, Ind. School
Dist ft1s
Danvillc S.. Ry. & It. Co. Dan
vile. H.. Ref Mtge. S.
Danville, H.. Bridge s.
Denison & Sherman (Texas) Ry.
Co. lst Mtge. Gold S.
Derry. N. r.. Water 3I1s
Dcs Moines City Ry. Co. Genl q
Dexter, Htt Mo, School Dist. School
DioEeS e.eS' Co. co. N. D.. 41Is
Eau Claire, Wis, S.
Edison Elec. Co. New Orleans,
La. Isl Mtge. S.
Egan, So. Dakota, S D 6Ils
ri Paso Co.. Colo. S d No. II S.
Ebert Co., Ga.
Eminence. Ky, Street Imp. s.
Eugene. Oregon, School Dist. No.
4 CLane Coz IS and 41ls
Florence. S. C.. Sewer S.
Ford Co. H.. SD No. SO s.
Fort Dodge. Iowa. w w. 4Iss
Freeport Water Co. Ill. S.
Freeport. H., Park, Bridge &
Driveway IS
Genes.e, Idaho. Water Works S.
Geneseo Township, Ill, II. 5.
Dist 4Jss
Glencoe. ILL.,. improvement as
Granite. Utah. School Dist 4ils
Glenwocd. Iowa. Refurding s.
Gorham. N. H.. Water 4'ls
Green Bay, Wis, Reiunding Is
Green Bay, Wis. Sewer IS
Greerwllc. ILL.,. Refunding S.
Hamblcn Co.. Tenn. Highway IS
Hickman Co, Tenn.
Hill Co, Mont, Funding S.
Hill Co., Mont, Court House and
Tail IS
Helena. Mont, Judgment Fund
ing" Is
Harrodsburg. Ky. st5s
Hudson. Iowa, Consolidated S D
S.
Hurpsrey County, Tenn. Road &
Bridge ss
Hyattsville, Md. Sewerage s.
Idaho Falls, Idaho, SIS
Iowa County. Iowa
Iowa Falls. Iowa. Refunding as
Joliet. H.. High School
Knoxville. Ia, JUDGMENT Fdg. 4Iss
Knoxville Tenn. Street Imp. s.
Kossuth Co.. Ia. Bridge 4ils
La Sale. H.. S D No. 2 3I5s
Lincoln Co.. Mont. Fdg. sils
Lincoln Tel. & Tel Co. lst Mtge. IS
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. IS
Louisiana Port Commission S.
Manson. Ia. Ref, IS
Marion County. Iowa
Martin Twp. III.
Mason City. Iowa
Mitchell. So. Oak.
Monmouth, Ill, Water Works Sc
ABOVE COUPONS
Harris. Forbes & Co.,
Harris Trust & Savings
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Coupons Maturing July |, 1922, Payable at the Office
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine Street, corner William, New yon

W 'dA IdfnW1Ye "a
Ref s. " 4
Morr.siown. Tenn, VAT,
Imp. s. H''a
Mount Airy. ~ T.. W,,,
FL. II & Pr. Plan, 5, ''''I
Mt Vernon. m. sDso
Moweaqua. H., School R..a,
Muscatine, a.. Ind. Sln TI.i
Muskegon, Mich. G,s IN,
Muskegon, Mich, Reluns,..a, ~, 4
Muskegon, Mich, ReiurS. ~
Muskegon. Mich. Lake W.
w. w. 4s ~ai'a
Muskegon, Mich, Imp. S,
New Orleans. La. AZ,
Norman Co, MINI, Dia 4. ..
4Hs W 81
Oakwood. H.. Road 81
Oklahoma Ry First N,,,
Olympia Wash. Wa,er ~
Ovosso Mich. Water Ws,.' :
Pendleton, Oregon, ". W n,',
s. ~ N'il
Psndleton, Oregon. Wrr :,
Goi9) ~ y
Pendleton, Oregon, W. ". o,o
S. ~ N't
Pierson, Iowa. SlDs
Plum Bayou, Ark, Ley,, Diy.,.
6s 0
Powell County Mont a.
Rochester. ~ r.. City Han
Pontiac Township. NJ. snu.
School Bldg '
Portland Gen Flee Co p,,,,,.,
Ore. iei M'ge Cod 8,
Redwood Falls, Minn.. P,b,,i Z.
Richmond. No
Riverside, III, School Dist NJ 4,
ft5s
Riverside Ill. Water Wo,S, A..
Rosebud Co. Mont, BrsiE, g,
577 lr-r rcO-oacrsmento P
CO. Gold Is
Seward Twp. m -,
81. Joseph. Mich. Bridz, ~,
Scranton Elee. Co., Sersn,on ,,
isf T. Ref Mtge
Sr4alia No. School Di,,. s,.,l
BLDG. 3
Sheridan Co., Mont, Funding 8,
Spartanburg Co. S. G. IS
Spsrtanburg CO, S. e, Cor,
Ref AS
SunDter. S. c. sewersg. s
Sullivan c.. ~ r.
Tacoma Eastern r. r. Co. Cww,
lst Mtge Gold s
Tarboro. n {.
Tayloryillc. III. Twp. HIS Dr.
45s
Thornours, Ia, Cons. Ind SD
4ss
Texas Elec. Ry. Is, 3 ReiS
Tip'on Co.. Tenn. School s
Tu'lahoma. Tenn. Elec. Ligh, ,ei
Tuilahoma, Tenn, WaIes & Iii.
6
Tullahomi, TerI.. W1,er 4 Wa
4ss
Unio7 Lrsgl', CRIB Is
Valley County. Won't, AS
Weldc- n. {. Water z Sswrs
West Hoboken. y. 7. School a..
West Hoboken. n J.. Funding /
White Plains y. Y. School Dr.
No. I Stss
White County. Tenn.
White County. Tenn, s.
Woodstock. H. s.
Wirretka. H.. Park Dis,ic, 4
w. ". {. A. College is, M't, Z
Yellow Medicine Co, Ni-.-
Ditch S3ss
SECOND
Armour, s. D., Ind. S D Shoc'
Bldg. S.
Florence. Col, Water Worn h'
funding S.
Garrard Co.. Ky. Turnpike Rih
Lewistown. Mont, Water S
Poplar Bluff. No.
Temple. Texas. Public Ind *.
Ser. No. Z 6
FIFTEENTH
Jackson. Mich, Paving, Water q
Sewer 4i.s
Mount Pleasant Mich, Wir
Reiundlng H:s
Seda'ia Nc. School DistnG
Funding Is
s. ye-'ake Lumber Co. Isl !"
ILSO PAYABLE AT
nc. Boston. Mass. and
Bank. Chicago, Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

New csdl. & Sh,nsnso Valley Railroad
, Co.
New York 4 Cubs Mail Steamship Co.
0l,an. City Of. N. Y.
+, People, Water Company of O'Lsloo".
Piedmont & Northern Railway Co.
Popular Science Publishing Company.
Pori,mouth & SuGoIk Water Company.
Santa Lucis Company.
o. Sharon Railway Company.
Southern Pebble Utilities Company.
"a South Yuba Water Co., con,ol. Mlss.
IT, 81. Louis L Cairo Railroad Company.
simon,. Ernest. Manufacturing Company
Sleepy Hollow Country ClVb.
Third Avenue Railroad Company, 80.
Union Depot Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Urion Utilities Company.
, United Rwayi. Co. Of ST. Louis CW"'
rants from Csrif'. Of Depo,iiD.
Warren Water Company Gi,u. Of July !,
Is9O.
wsren Water Company O'ius Of July !,
1909.
Washington Water Power Co.. lt Re-
funding.
:. Warrington Water Power Co. (Con'ol
M,sc. and Collateral TrusD.
Woodward Iron Company.
July end, ioss.
, East St. Louis & Granite City Water Co.
July 18th. 1922.
. Minneapolis, Lyndale & Minne,onka Ky.
Co.. and Minneapolis Street Ry. Co.
81. Paul City Railway Company.
Union Free School District. No. /. Town
Of Pelham N. Y.
N July Goth. lo2o.
Pek.n Water Works Company.
United State, Tobacco Co., successor to
= Weyman Bru,on Co., Common.
F. W. Woolworlh Co., Preferred.
July 5th. ioes.
- Detroit. Hilsdale & Sou'k western Rail-
road Company.
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-Four tnH columns OF in
resfmenf questions and an
sieers irH be published in
The Tribune crery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one fuH column tcilI appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Foreign Bonds
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations OF stocks listed on tho
Stock Exchange IN which there vera
no tranfactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Stocks Ex Dividend

Date. Name. <r-
juno io-Air Reduction CO. ING. !
June so--Ail America cables. Inc .... Is
June 3o-Amer. Shiphulldinc Co. pfd . "A
Juiy i-American Steel Foundrles
June 3o-Assoclated OF co........... II
juno 5o-Ail. Nati Bank OF y. Y@9l1&h E
June Io-Barnot Leather Co. Inc pf ,
June so-Bayuk Bros. Inc. ist pt. -. .
July i-Beechnut Packing Co. pfd. Il / ,
June i0-'anada southern ny. Co 900. ~
June 3o-central Coal & Coke CO.. -
Jaiy s-cenirsl r. r. co. of \. s."
June lo-Chic. Ind Lyillc Ry. pfd
June 40-'lev. C.. e. St J.. Ry. ~ -
JUS 5-Commonweaith Bank .......
a-lN t-f .osa"n = co. -ss.s.ss... =
June 3o-Dome Mines Co, Lid. \
juno lo-Fifih Avenue Bank OF y. Y %
June l0-First National Bank ........io
july General Motors Corp. PIT. ~
J,n,y g. 10 - ee''''''',',,,.,,, ~
June 5o-God and Stock Tel. Co.. 4
June .o-GrcAt Northern Ry. 90. pf.. 81
June 10-kansas city South. Ry pf.
June so-Michigan Central r. r. Co. 4
June 3o-Nationai Biscuit Co... 1.
June so--N Y. Central n. r. co.
June 2e-N. Y. Life Ins. 4 Trust Co. /,
June ao-NiagaTa Falls Power Co pf 1,
June 7o-Northern Central Ry. Co.
June 1o-Northern Pacific Ry Co. IL
June l0-Ohio Fuel supply Co... !
,une se-o'is Elevator co.,..........
June 3o-Pacinc Tel. 4 Tel 30. pf IL
Jgrly =, rs9pls.s rs'Ilss Gas Lish, COX.
July i-phiisd~lrhia Co ,
June 10-Rsiiroad Sec. Co e.. 81 TT
CTS Series A.......... %
july l-Tobsceo Product. corpp...........fy
July i.rransae 4 Williams stl
June lo-l :. Indus. Alcohol co. NJ. 4,
June 5o-Westlnghouse Air Rrake Co.
June 5e-Westg. Elec. A Mfg Coz.
June 1o-White Eagle OIL a Renn. Co. .
July b-WoTth. Pump. & Mach. Corr. 4
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
The Farmers Loan & Trust
Company
1e. is, 20 and ~ WILLIAM STREET
New York City

Coupons and dividends due in July are payable at this
office on and after July 1st 1922, as follows: