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The New York herald., 1922-03-08
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEAB0ARD CLEARANCES.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

John J. Eiker has been elected trustee
Of the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company to fsll vacancy.
NJ &. Alverson. IN charge Of the Eastern
correspondence sales OF Halscy. Stuart G.
Co, Inc. since 1918. will become associated
with the bonds sales organization OF Bond &
Goodwin. g. Broadway. on March -.
A new firm. NcCahe & Fradley, 40 Broad
way. has been formed by Arthur ~. McCabe.
formerly with Solomon Brothers & Hutzler.
and J, Frederick Fradley. formerly with the
Bankers Trust Company. II will conduct n
brokerage business ~ Investment securities.
Edward T. Black, formerly of Irornbio~eT
& Weeks. Is with u. ]. Van Ingcn & Co.,
municipal bonds.
y. y. Regensbure, formerly In tile American
Express ccmpany's foreign bond depa rtnnont
IL With pynchon Co. in "A similar capacity.
ryuclom a. Go. have added TO their dlrcr.
private wirc system Worthlugton. Bellows q
Co. Cleveland.
Charles =. Adsit. Jr.. formerly OF Chicago
aud Y. William Gusta vson, are IN the sell
ing organization of Frank ~. Calm e. Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
III Broadway.
Fitzgerald & Harte. dealers In investment
sccurities. have issued folder discussing
''Mortgages Versus Bonds" and giving lists
Of United States, foreign. railroad. public
utility, Industrial and short term bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
LIVERPOOL DECLINE
DROPS WHEAT HERE
Favorable Advices From Win
ter Crop Territory Also
Help Movement.

CHICAGO. March Wheat pursued an
irregular downward course to-day
chiefly owing to an unexpected decline
in quotations at Liverpool. The close here
was unsettled at is TO &c. net lower
with May s1.41ss to s1.417s and July
sl197s to s1.20. Corn lost ssc.@is to
1c: oats finished unchanged TO &c. off
and provisions ended from a setback OF
TO 10c advance.
Selling of wheat at Liverpool was re-
ported to have assumed large proper
ticns and this together with favorable
field advices from the domestic winter
crop territory had a disconcerting i'm
fluence on woui1 - purchasers here. An
other element of uncertalnry was the
Government report tomorrow regarding
farm reserve stocks. One estimate put
the total at 100000 bushels. with
as much more in the visible supply and
in interior elevators Occasional rallies.
which failed to last, were based largely
on gossip that exporters were after
wheat in Omaha and Duluth and that
good sized sales of -four had been made
in Minneapolis. On the whole, however,
trade lacked volume and commission
house dealings were the ssmallest in
some time.
Corn followed wheat. but oats dis
played independence, due to liberal ex-
port dealings at the seaboard.
Provisions, although firmer early in
line with the hog market, were weak
ened later by selling OF lard by smaller
packers with foreign connections.
(kYIcACO
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
GERMAN FACTORIES
DISPLAY PEACE WORKS
Non-RustobIe Steel at Leipzig
and American Patents.

Special Gable TO THIS NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright. 1929, bu THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LEIPZIG, March 7.-One conspicuous
feature OF the technical departments OF
German munition works to give a prac-
tcal demonstration OF their clean break
with the past and the efficiency of their
peace time production The most note
worthy exhibit by tire Krupp plant is
so-called nonrustabie steel composition.
OF which the secret is withheld. This
steel is not eroded by water or acids.
Models are shown OF its practical use
for tools. cutlery. industrial purposes
and even in dentistry for artificial
plates. three times cheaper than false
teeth set in rubber.
President Ebert Inspected the exhibits
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Gray Goods Inactive.

Little activity was again apparent in
yesterdays local gray goods market.
Little actual business was recorded and
the few sales noted were for immediate
requirements. Staple print cloths OF
s4-60s and 6S-72s were offered at 7ag
and 81 cents respectively. but buyers
were disinclIned to bid at those quota
tions. No activity was experienced in
sheeting lines. The local burlap mar
kct was reported in strong position.
with prices firm. Interest OF buyers
was centered in spot heavyweight goods.
which were bid at $50 cents. Light
weight goods were offered at 4.o5-41o
cents. Replacements costs were quoted
higher. The Calcutta market was re-
ported as firm.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Vest Shore
fst. A.; 23Rt

j.. 80
West Un 6Iss 80
A.. .1o7 Ts
West Un 4I3s50
l.. Dzi2
80 sr a. A.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
FINAL EFFORT TO-DAY
TO END TEXTILE STRIKE
Arbitrators to Let Legislature
Pass on Hours.

PROVIDENCE, March 7.--Announccmcnt
Of new plan for the settlement of the
Rhode Island textile strike is expected
when the State Board of Mediation and
Cancellation meets here tomorrow. The
call for the meeting was issued to-day
by Judge J. Jerome Hahn, chairman.
Early last week efforts at mediation
fell through when mill owners and
strikers refused to give the board full
power Of arbitration. On Saturday last
the board met again to make what was
described as o final attempt at arbitra-
ton. Tomorrow the second proposal Of
the board is to be made public. 1t is
generally understood the question of
hours will be left to the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
WILSON CO.. INC.
To the Holder. or Ten Year Con,ertibi',
Sinking Fund six Per Cent. Gold Bond,



Pursuant 10 the provisions OF Article rive
1918. between Wilson & Co.. Inc. and GuaT-
toe. the undersigned hereby invites tenders
Broadway, New York. n. ~. until 10 o'clock
sale to IL NJ Trustee. Mt price not exceed
cent (l03laec) of the principal amount there
Tcn-Ycar Convertible Sinking Fund Six Per
outstanding under said Trust Indenturc- ND
TO an amount which, at the price prices
at which said Bonds shall be offered, will be
sufficient to exhaust the sum OF Fifteen Huu-
dred Thousand Two Hundred sixty -four Dol
lars and Eighty-six Cents tSt 200 264 .S6) now
In the Sinking Fund provided for In said
Article Five. Tenders should be made in
writing. enclosed in sealed envcopcs ad-
dressed to the TRUST DEPARTMENT of tho
undersigned and endorsed Tenders for sale
10 the Sinking Fund OF Ten-Ycar Converti-
bic Sinking Fund SIX Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Of wilson & Co.. Inc"
The undersigned reserves the right To rr-
iect any or all tenders, in whole or In part
In case any such tenders are accepted by
the undersigned, the bonds covered thereby
shall bo delivered to the undersigned and
payment therefor win be made at Its said
office on March u. 1922.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
by WILLIAM g. POTTER. President.
Dated. New York. N. ". March J, l92-
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Trade Opinions asked.

Under the caption OF How TO Better
Conditions In the Dress Industry" the
Apparel Producer. the official organ OF
the Association Of Dress Manufacturers.
Inc, In Its March issue extends an in
vitation to manufacturers. jobbers and
others to use its columns for expressions
Of opinions on current dress trade prob
lens. In that way the association hopes
to obtain suggestions for ways to induce
rapid Improvement in the Industry. In
foreword the editors or the magazine
point out that none viii be dcbarred
from expressing an opinion.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
S6,S26,S5S EARNED
BY CORN PRODUCTS
Sum Is Lower Than 1920, but
Leaves Margin After
Dividends.

Although the earnings OF the Corn
Products Refining Company in 1921
were below those OF the preceding year
by considerable amount, the annual
report, made public yesterday. shows
that it was able to earn it's dividend $
with comfortable margin for surplus
Net earnings available, for dividends,
after charges and taxesA were $685.
1858. equivalent TO 1921 a. share on the
common stock after preferred dividends.
In 1921 net earnings were $12,469,626,
or S2l.53 a share on the common.
The following table gives compari-
sons:
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Gingham Importations at
Lower Than American
Prices Increase.

Increasing importations OF ginghams
at generally lower prices than those of
American merchandise are taking con-
siderable advance orders from domestic
manufacturers and converter5. Early
season demand for ginghams Is said to
have created a shortage here and re-
suited In placing orders for English and
Scottish goods. Although imported
ginghams are admitted to be inferior in
quality. their lower prices are said to
have made them attractive TO many
manufacturers Of cheaper summer dress
lines. How to recover some of the lost
trade is the problem confronting piece
goods manufacturers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
sincl Con Oil
go ~~

to-day and Soviet representatives were
seen at the fair. which drew record
breaking crowd
The current production of the Deutsche
Werke and other munition factories is
well represented. The Allgemeine Elek-
tricitaets Geselischaft, which exploits
all patents jointly with the General
Electric Company of New York, has an
exhibit OF its own and new American
patents, chiefly safety devices for cleo
trio locomotives. The business done In
the technical lines is not so lively as in
other branches of the fair, but 1t is OF
greater volume.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
PRODUCE.

APPLEs-King. bbl.. s5:soa7. 80; Greening,
segio; Baldwin: s.9s; WAGNER. SsG' 20; ~;
sutton Beauty 5000; Northern spy; oSa scr
ordinary. ungraded. si.5oa5.ao; Newtown
Plppin. western, box. s2.2sas,as; Jonathan
Il sri!,sn sa oolvmea Wmesap oo s. 5as Rome Beauty
S2q3.50; Delicious. $2.5og4.6o.
BEANS--Nfarrow. choice. domestic. 100
es sST' Psr sSs ees bdnsS sSu s2, i
perial. $3.50: white kidney. $40.
BUTTER-Creamery higher than extras.
lb.. 37%@3sHc. extras. 92 score. 3IA13,l &c. |;
5s asrs % scorer
2ic s. TO - score aSgssc s,ipos anSsi9s q
ss%s4c sssTs s'asS3sg; ossr srrad 9 2sGsic 1eS or
storage extras; ssSsic..;; flists 5oaa9lsc. ~, ;
sHeo"a' finess. asas9c.; good % prime. 5aas5c
common TO fair, 2.g32c; ladies, current
make extras s792Ic; rrrsss flpsts s oms,c
packing stock. current make. No. l. y ,1m
a2c No. .. 2olsg2fc.; lower grades. i7a20c
CHEESE-New York state flats. held
average run. fresh. 2oc.: state twins. held
spccials o3c. fresh specials, "0hc. avera ~
run iDiAd2oc.; Wisconsin, double Daisies,
coiorcd. fancy. 22m23c:; single Daisies, col
23c. state skins. 51iIc.
EGGs-Receipts to-day, 33.45t cares. Mar
ket declined on the early trading but closed
with a firrucr tone on all grades OF fresh .
Fresh gathered. extras, dozen, 2JMsai-c. ;
extra firsts 2id2f@c. firsts, 225sd23i4c. :
seconds, 2212:I-c.. dirties. regular packed
No T. ciiac.. checks, fair to choice. dry .
zoe; Jersey selected canded. Soc. nearby
and nearby Western henncry whites. average
extras, 32q33c. extra frsss. 3eqJlc:: firsts.
.Tm.9c ; nearby gathered whites. firsts 10
* ira flrsts 2TGS0c. under grades 266i2Tc. !;
pullets. unassorted. a5Q26c. pncifis coast
whites extras. 32u33c.; extra firNs, 30G
Stc.; flrsts, 2s,Snsoc. pu,ie,s, nnassortsd
cred whtcss. @5n2nc.; nearby and nearby
Western hennery browns. extra, .tGf2Ic. .
nearby brown and mixed coiors. gathered
extrae. 2Jd25isc.; firsts 70 extra iirats, 10
2iisc.
rOTATOEs--Mainc. 1870 lbs. s350a4io
iGs lbs. s3.25G3.ao: state. 80 lbs. $s.50d
800: state and Maine, i5o lbs., 81; Long
III Florida. bbl., $loai2; sweets, Jersey
basket stm2.a0: Delaware and Marylanda
Sf. 1871 s5 yams. Virginia, bbl.. $3.50
South Carolina. crate, S1.25M1.3f; Georgia,
POULTRY, DRESSED - Chickcns-F Frnzen
brolers. c60t2c; fryers, 26132c. roastcrS.
.T436c fresh stngs, 20h2Ic. fowls, fresh,
Western. boxes. 23G3lc.; bbls.. dry, 22m
24c. ; frozen, lsd23c.i capons.. fresh. Jersey,
8imf6c: Western. 32G54c. Turkeys--F'resh.
No /. 47ce5oc.; frozen, 4Ip5oc; poor 20 good.
s56fl6c old toms. i0d44c. old hens, 4ad
IDc ' Ducks Frozen. Long Island, 30a52c. .
WESTERN aUU2bc. Gceae--Frozen. Western,
fsG20r Squa0q-Fresh. white, dozen. $6a
a. t,1ineas--Pair. 0c.GSi.
POULTRY, IIvE-Fowls freight. 3sc. ox-
press 3sc chickens. freight 2Sd4Oc.: ox-
press, 32mS0c. capons. freight or expiesG,
i0c. old roostcrs, freight, 20c TURKEYS,
freight. 3o94oc.; express, soc. Ducks.
Geese. freight, 1Sc erpress. .0c. Swan, 10c.
Pigeons. pair. 55a60c. Guineas, pair, Coz.
tabblts, 2Jp2Sc.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Better Demand for staples.

The better call for trcotines and
twills in the last few days is bearing
out predictions OF conservative dealers
for return of the consumers demand
for staples. Dealers in those fabrics
have experienced a sudden revival or
business and indications point to long
continuation OF the demand. Tweeds
undoubtedly will continue to lead for
early spring wear If their sales at this
time are any Indication of their popu-
larity. But the division of favor be-
tween tweeds and tricotines is the FIRST
definite indication that the craze for the
former fabric is partly on the wanc.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
TO THE HOLDERS or
GRACE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Marine Equipment First Mortgage Six r,
Tent GertaI (.ofd Rousrs

Notice Is hereby given that sealed propo-
sails win be received until three O'Clock Y. NJ,
on Thursday. March 9th, 1922. for the sale
10 the undersigned OF bonds In any amount
up to an aggregate amount of Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars (s500.0o0) OF any series
issued under First Mortgage of Grace Steam
shin Company 10 The National City Bank OF
New York, Trustee. dated December fst,
1919. The right Is reserved 20 reject any or
all bids. Payment for accepted bids viii be
made on surrender and transfer of bonds
AZ the office of the Trustee on March 10h.
1922. Proposals should be addressed 10 Nv.
n. Grace g. Co.'S Bank. Bond Department,
Hanover Square. New York City"
Dated New York. March @, 1922.
GRACE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
BY MAURICE BOUvIER, President.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
HAVANA TOBACCO sLUMPs.

The annual report OF the Havana To-
bacco Company shows for 1921 a deficit
OF sS03.152 after charges. which COM
pares with a deficit Of s2o4,29O in the
preceding year. Total receipts, repre-
senting dividends from stocks owned,
amounted to s31.041 and operating cx-
penses TO s459,193, while $375.O00 was
charged off for interest.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
BLINDED, he SAVES $4,000.
Bandit I'm Woman's Garb shoots
Ammonis Into Messengers Eye.

PITTSBURGH, March dressed as a
woman and armed with a water toy
pistol loaded with ammonia. bandit
to-day fired at Charles Lazaro. bank
messenger. carrying $4,000. as he
alighted from street car at Liberty
and Sixth avenues, busy business dis
trict.
Lazaro. although blinded. held to his
satchel and grappled with the bandit.
Policeman Clarence Timmons saw the
struggle and. rescuing Lazaro. arrested
the bandit. who gave his name as Joseph
Lindsay.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Novelty Apron. for Spring wear.

The outstanding feature of the sum-
mer dress business is the growing de-
mand for novelty aprons of ginghams or
percalcs. 1t is especially noticeable in
the pcrcalc end OF the business. in which
cheaper prices for piece goods have
placed the apron made of that material
within reach of the average housewife.
Out of town buyers. however, arc
operating cautiously. The last Of this
present month is expected to see many
OF them back in town to place their
orders for spring and summer goods and
on the strength OF early short buying
manufacturers in general are preparing
for a rush business at that time.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Favor Present Buying Methods.

Irrespective of reasons for retailers
present small lot buying policy. few
in the trade see signs of healthier busi-
ness conditions. They point out that
stocks of one kind of merchandise are
low compared with others and infer that
that better buying will result when the
consumers buying power shall be in
creased. At present, however. manufac-
turers regard the policy merely as
troublesome because it curtailz produc-
tion lessons profits and makes their
business a gamble.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Les. seasonal Demand for Hats.

Tho merging of seasonal demand into
an all year round buying period is one
os the recent developments in the mems
hat trade. Dealers are unable to ex-
plain it. A prominent hat manufacturer
points out that formerly the Easter sea
son was a period of joy to the hattcrs,
as it Was the time when most men
bought spring and summer headN ear
but now the average man Is just as apt
TO buy his hat month before or n
month after the Easter season. In other
words hats are bought when needed.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
New Consumers, Association.

To epable individuals to buy direct
from wholesalers and manufacturers an
organization, the Peoples Wholesale
Purchasing Association, which has made
contracts with wholesale and manufac-
turing concerns to sell goods to its mem
bcrs at wholesale prices, has been
formed. Booklets containing the names
OF manufacturers and wholesalers who
have agreed to sell TO the members and
conditions under which goods may be
bought at wholesale prices have been
distributed.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08

The balance sheet as or December 81
shows that current assets aggregate $685.
3061S3 against current liabilities OF
$4,051,1S5. Cash on hand stood at
s1,457.3 .305, with no bank Indebtedness.
Current liabilities consisted OF dividends
payable, accounts payable and vouchers
payable. Property account including
miscellaneous securities owned, stood at
S97,68S,174. The total surplus as OF
December 81 was s45,123,132.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
MnNrREAI..
LONDON wool.

LONDON, March 7.--The second series Of
wool auction sales was opened to-day with
offerings OF 1920 bales. II was Moderate
selection and there was n fair demand from
home and Continental buyers. while Ameri-
cans were quiet. Fine merinos were un-
changed but other grades declined j 10 i0h
per cent Secured crossbrcds showed no
change. but fine fell and medium 10 10
per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American WooIen Company
massachusetts Corporation)
ALA ArrIrI,Iv IINIrENraS

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
quarterly dividends OF Ono Dollar and
Sevcnty-Five Cents 0i.I5) per share on
the Preferred Stock and One Dollar and
Scvcnty-Ffve Cents 01.l5) per share on ~
Common Stock OF this Company will be paid
ON April IL, 1922. to stockholders OF record
March Is. 1022.
Transfer books will be closed at the clo@e
OF business March is, fa2o, and viii be re-
opened at the opening OF business March
81, 1922.
WILLIAM II. DwELLY, Treasurer.
Ros.op Mae~ March A. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
EARNINGS JUMP $5,5e7, ,02s.
II. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Reports S6.I0 n share.

The r. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany's report for 1921 records net earn
ings of s16,25S.322, an increase Of $5.-
567.02s over 1920. This was after pro-
viding for fixed charges and Federal
taxes and amounted to $6.19 a share of
common stock. $25 par value, against
s3.S7 the year before. The balance
sheet shows:
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

Union Pacific
cv Is 1927
2S......92
Union Pacific
I'd As zoos
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Fay
Aner,car pant ~. ~ Record. abic
P,, ,oi,a na;oo No.. Mar. ~ Apr
SLOW 49,. .....:.'........ Mar. 20 Apr
r r. nvnha,,s 20. 9. y, ~ Mar. is Apr. !
sl.50 .....t................ Mar 10 A. I
J. y: Durham & CO. q. ID pf. -
Sl.2v .................... :. Mar ia An 1
Eastern Tex. Elcc. Co a. 81 Mar Tx Az
Greenfield Tap Die Corp. a.
ri. 81 .................... Mar IN Arr ,
Kelly Springfield Tire co. a. 80
per cent pf. si.50...... Mar 20 Anr /
Panhandle Producing & RE
fining Co. q. m Se.. Mar % Anr I
Tobacco Products Corp. a. ri.
SLID .s...................M Mar. fG Aur
Twin city Rapid Transit CO.
q. pf. Si.s5 ...........,...M Mar. 10 Apr. |
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Tho Texas and Pacific Railway compar

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of The Texas &
Pacific Railway Company viii be held at the
office Of the Company. No. 140 broadway
New York city, ON Wednesday. March 10
iN22. at one o'clock r. M.
:. i, LANCASTER, President.
G. W. vErrCti. Secretary.
New York, March :, 1877.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at tho Custom House
yesterday were 5000 1871 .0s, of which $500
1885 was for merchandise withdrawn fron
bonded warehouses and St0o,1.a 81 for re
cent lmportationg.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
ASSETS.

Of the investments part were Liberty
bonds. The absence OF bills payable
showed that the company had no bank
loans.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
CHICAGO.

WASHINGTON. March Increased
moisture has improved the condition OF
winter wheat in Kansas. while lack
OF il has resulted in a poor condition OF
the crop in parts of Nebraskas Colorado
and New Mexico. the Department OF
Agriculture reported to-day. In Illinois
Indiana and Ohio some damage was re-
ported from alternate freezing and
thawing. Conditions were said to be
favorable in central Iowa, Georgia
North Carolina and Virginia. while lack
of snow cover in southern Iowa and
Wisconsin was reported to be retardng
growth. Condition of winter rye was
said to be generally favorable in the
Central States
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. red and No. hard were
quoted at $i.47ls: No. Manitoba. s1.621s
track New YorN 10 arrive.
CORN-No. = yellow and No. white.
TGiic.: No. mixed, 75a4c.
0ATS-No white, 4ac.; No. 3 white 4sc. /;
No, ! white. 4sc.; fancy clipped white;
6iisc.. ordinary clipped white. 52c.; all
RSE-No. western. si.i7's. Z. 0. b. ano
st.tG 6. I. & New York export.
BAHfEN--Malting, ssds2c.. 6. !. (. New
observation-disclosures and Canadian,
s2.55 per 100 lbs.
HAY--No. !. se7d2o: No: 2. so5621: No.
cthy. No. 2 to !. large bales. ton. s23ga7:
shipping $c062i: no grade. s15Tfs: fancy
clover mixed. s25 No. clover mixed. s2im
90 No. . clover mixed. Sf9921 heavy
STRAw-No rye sasT3s: tangled rye.
s23T2f; No. I. oat. soau23. wheat, bundled,
s3oasi: tangled seiapc5.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
TnE DELAWARE 8 HUDSON COMPANY.

NeW lOfK, FeD. 70, IU2G.
quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER (2LT5) PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock ~ this Company win be paid at
the office Of the Company, 30 Nassau Street,
IN this city, and after Monday, March 20,
1922. to stockholders OF record at close OF
business to-day
ny order OF the Board OF Managers.
w. II. DAWES, Treasurer.
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PENNsYLVANIA OIL.

OIL CITY, March 7.--Credit balances A.. o.
Runs i4i,dso; average f5.50f. Shipments
a, ,223; average 34,0J7.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
March I, W..
TWIN f,rry Rapid JJ,ANeJT COMPANY

Thc Board OF Directors OF tho Twin City
Rapid Transit Company have declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF One Dollar
and Seventy-five Cents ($t.75) per share
upon the Preferred Capital Stock OF this
Company. payable April list, 1929. 10 stock
holders OF record at the close Of business
March 10Th. 1922. Dividend checks Will bs
mailed by Tho Farmers Loan ard Trust
william Street, New York City. to stock
holders who have filed mailing ORDERS.
A. M. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
Dated New York NJ ~ March I rpoo
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS
y. y. sT0CK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONs

TO the following prices accrued interest
Is 20 be added:
The New York herald., 1922-03-08

1.....lO 1881:
United Drug
e- l0ll
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
American Exchange
Securities Corporation
GLASS A SHARES.

New York, March 3. 1897
Tho ninth quarterly dividend OF 2% has
been declared upon tho Glass a shares 90
American Exchange Securities Corporation.
payable on April Il. 1922, 70 holders OF tifs
Glass A shares OF record at the close Of
business March ts. 1922.
n. A. NYE. Secretary.
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE COMPANY.
A quarterly dividend OF one dollar end
fifty cents ($f.5OD per share on the SIX Per
Cent. Preferred stock of this Company hAs
been declared, payable April 1, 1922, 70
stockholders ~ record at the close OF bus
mess March 20. 1929.
9. +. WART-SUTHERLAND,
Secretary.