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WANTED-Good steady colored woman
to live in home. miles from city, for
washing and Homework. Two Sundays
off per month. Salary $4,000. Write
Route A, Box 444.
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SALESMAN for fast selling harvest hat
line; sold by clothing, general and de-
partment stores; season now opening
samples light an dcompact; unusually
high commission paid. Sunbraid Hat Co..
ST. Louis. Mo.
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FOR RENT-One small furnished apart
ment. Ito w. Gadsden ST., phone 81,
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment; all
modern commences. All w. Chase.
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FOR SALE-1920 vete, excellent con.
dition. Phone SO, Naval Air Station
Otis I'll
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SALESMAN-Fast selling harvest hat
line Season now opening. Demand
everywhere Samples convenient to
carry. Unusual commission paid. Excel
lent opportunity for right man. Sunbraid
Hat Co. st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR sALE-Gas range. Apply 7o4 e
jackson.
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| LADIES-$10 daily easy. Brand new.
Ironing board covers selling fast Ex-
perience unnecessary. Spare time only.
Sample free. Rallen Mfg. Co., Dept. GIL,
Baltimore Bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED-Cigar statesmen: makes S12;
month and expenses. experience no.
necessary; send stamp for full informa-
ton. National Cigar Co., High Point.
N G.,
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AGENTS-Get them coming three ways;
our free selling plans make 1t easy
selling the unbeatable line of Reversible
Stor1ncoats. PercaIe House Dresses and
Waterproof Aprons; men and women
make huge profits Write, Liberty Mfg.
Co, 205 Liberty Bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
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statesmen WANTED

wANTED-Salesman 800 and commisL
sion to sell guaranteed cord and fabric
tires direct from factory at lowest prices.
Goodstock Tire Co, 1905 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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AGENTS-Combinatio shopping bags
are going like hot cakes; free circular.
AGENTS. make $1,000 to $25.00 daily. Pei
- ~ fig, Co, 115 South Dearborn.
Chicago,
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statesmen or agents seeking new lines
on commission basis or for resale, ex-
elusive territory, address United Sales
mems Assn, 1101 Ordway Bldg, New
ark, n. j.
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Girl jS-Learn millinery and dressmak-
ing through courses; guaranteed best
In south. Mrs. Jordan's Millinery and
Dressmaking School, 220 Highland ave
Atlanta, Ga.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRFSSN AKTNG
DREsSMAKING- Satisfaction guaran-
teed s21 N. Barcelona. Phone 1728.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
limited states steel Corpcrnt,on.


Notice OF Annual Meeting OF April II. l111.
Notice is hereby given that tho AnauaI
Meeting OF tho Stockholders OF the LnMd
States Steel Corporation will be held al fhs
principal office OF the Corporation a. Ne
Hudson Trust Company Building, No ~
cf Hudson and state OF New Jersey. on Mun-
day the seventeenth day OF April, 1922. at
II o'clock noon, for the following purpoNs,
namely:
/. To elect Directors pursuant to the ny-
Laws.
2. To elect independent auditors TO audit ne
books and accounts OF the Corporation at t.s
close Of tho current fiscal year.
3. To elect n committee OF three stockif1ft
crs TO administer tho Corporation profit
sharing plan adopted at the annual mectns
April IS. 1921.
I. To consider and vote upon the approval
and ratification OF tho various purchases.
contracts. contributions, compcnsations. acts,
proceedings. elections and appointments. ~
the Board Of Directors by the Flnau, :
Committee since the Annual Meeting or fhs
Stockholders OF tho Corporation on April rs.
nual Report 10 Stockholders for the fis'ssl
year ending December 81. 1921. Tho minutes
Of tho Board OF Directors and OF the Finance
Committee VIII be open to inspection ~
stockholders OF record during business hours
az the New York office OF the Corporation.
No. II Broadway. until after the close Of ths
meeting.
.. To transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books win be closed A..
the close OF business on Friday. the 10Th day
OF March. 1922. and VIII be roopened ~ 10
isc2
Dated March 4. 1922. M
By order Of the Board OF Directors
RICHARD TRIMBLE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
RAIL ADMINISTRATION
BLAMED BY SENATORS
4 -ads Under Handicap When
.pcturned, Says Cummins.

WASHINGTON. April 13.--Grounds for
the declaration that the railroad ad-
ministration failed to turn back the
railroads to theh owners in a condi-
tion to be self-sustaining. was declared
by Chairman Cummins of the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee to have
been established during the committees
inquiry into general railroad conditions.
Julius Kruttschnitt. chairman of the
Southern Pacific board, made this dec
laration before the committee to-day,
and it drew supporting responses from
Chairman Cummins and Senator Pome-
rene, Democrat, (Ohio). both of whom
said the railroads were bearing the
blame which should be charged againc.
the railroad administration.
THE most serious complaint against
the railroad administration" Chairman
Cummins said, '1ies in the fact that 1t
did not return the railroads in con-
dition to be self-sustaining. 1t ought to
have established rates before returning
them that would have made the rail-
roads reasonably self-sustaining. 1t not
only imposed on the railroads most
unpopular and unnecessary duty (of
asking rate increases), but imposed on
Congress the necessity of providing a
guaranty for the six months following
Federal control.
The committee adjourned until Mon
day when W. Jett Lauck, statistician
for the railroad brotherhoods. Is to
testify.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS
REACH 4.57 p. c. MARX
Report ShoUs Greater Econ.
omy and Efficiency.

From February state :, snts filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
the Association OF Railway Executives
calculates that the Class / carriers In
that month earned s47.7s2.6o In net
operating income or at lie annual rate
OF 4.57 per cent. return on their ,.rop-
erty investment In February. 1921. a
ret operating deficit OF s5.l76,S67 was
reported.
A statement issued v-rterday b. the
association said in part "rhe net OPP
Grating income for the s,,cnth fell short
s14.SS1,o00 OF IL, anoIat necessary to
have enabled the carries to earn a G
per cent. return. In January their ne!
operating income was Sz9.476,000, or at
the annual return of 2.69 per cent. on
their tentative valuation.
"Oper--ting revenues in February for
the railroads O.. the United States
emounted to sio1.32s.7Oo. a decrease OF
i.8 per gent. compared ", h the total for
the same month last year. but operating
expenses totaled 1924 4,423.6 500. which was
1876 per cent. below those for F'ebr, airy.
1921. Despite this decrease. compared
with the same Month one year ago In
operating expenses. virtually complete
reports filed with the co omission showed
that the railroads In February handled
approximately II per cent. more freight
than they did during that month last
year.
AT the same time ,fbulations also
showed that S0.S4 per cent. OF the oper-
ating revenues went for operating ex-
renses in Februiry, compared with S5.40
per cent. in Jam ary. This would indi-
cate that the railroads are operating
with greater efficiency and economy In
management"
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
STERN BROS. TO CUT CAPITAL
Stockholders Approve Reduction to
S11,3J1,1OO.

The stockholders OF Stern Brothers in
their annual meeting approved ycster-
day a plan to reduce the company's s
capital stock from $14,500,0o0 to SILL
S51,l0O, consisting of $3,s51.so0 Of $
per cent. preferred stock and s7,4o0.000
Of common stock, both of 800 par
value The present capital stock con-
sists of $3.000.000 of per cent. pre-
ferred stock. s4.000,000 OF s per cent.
preferred stock and $7,50o.000 of COM
mon stock.
The shareholders also authorized the
directors to fix and determine the sal
aries and compensations OF the COM
pany's officers in an amount or amounts
exceeding sS0,000 in the aggregate il
the board deems 1t advisable without
the assent Of the stockholders of any
class. Arthur Sachs and Arthur Lch-
man were reelected Class B directors.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14

serves by s2,400,00O. The reserve ratio
is unchanged at III per cent.
Shifting of gold reserves through the
gold settlement fund affects chiefly the
New York, and Boston reserve banks.
which show gains of s12.300,000 and
$7,s00,0 900 respectively in their gold re-
serves. Smaller increases, totaling s10l,-
400, 900 are shown for the Richmond,
Atlanta, Chicago and Philadelphia re-
serve banks. st. Louis reports a de-
crease of $1,000, 900 in gold reserves, the
largest of the week. In Kansas City,
San Francisco. Minneapolis and Cleve-
land their aggregate decrease was s2l,-
400, 900.
Holdings OF Government paper de-
clined from s24o. 900 to $210. 1000.
or the total held. slS6. 1905 900, or 7S.9
per cent, was secured by United Sta.es
bonds; sl0.600. 900. or 5 per cent, By
Victory notes; s1S,i00,00o. or S.S per
cent. by Treasury notes, and $l5.fo0,-
900. or TO per cent. by Treasury GER
tificates.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
SINCLAIR TO WORK
NAVY OIL RESERVE
Company Will Deliver Refined
Product i'm Trade for Crude
Output of Wells.

The United States Government and
the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corpora
ton interests have signed contract
under which the Naval Oil Reserve, No
2, at Teapot Dome, Wyoming. is to be
developed by the Sinclair. This reserve
is estimated by officials TO contain be-
tween $50. 900 and 20A000.000 bar
rels OF high grade oil. This Is the
first time, 1t is said. that the Govern
rnent has entered into partnership
with capitalists In the development OF
it's oil properties and 1t was hailed by
oil men as well as big men in other
industries as a DEVELOPMENT of import
ance.
In a nutshell. the plan Of the Govern
ment is to turn over to the Sinclair i'm
terests the crude oil in the Wyoming
field and receive in exchange fuel oil
for vessels where II needs it. The
alternative would be Government devel-
opment, refining and transportation.
Teapot Dome. an area OF about 10000
acres, will be developed II was said
yesterday, without expense either to the
Government or to the Sinclair interests,
the plan having been financed privately
By Harry Il. Sinclair and his associates,
who formed corporation for the pnr-
pose called the Mammoth Oil Company.
None OF the securities will be offered for
sale.
After the oil has been brought to the
surface 1t will be taken by the Sinclair
Crude OIL Purchasing Company. and as
soon as the total reaches 10000 barrels
a day the Sinclair Pipe Line Company
will build a 1000 mile pipe line to a
point near Kansas City. where conrec-
tons can be made with its main trunk
line and with the lines of the Prairie
pina I.fpa Cou1pany The new lines ca
pacity will be about 10000 barrels a
day. sufficient to take care also of some
of the production of the Salt Creek field.
The Sinclair Pipe Line Company's sys-
tenn in Texas will be extended 165 miles.
The navy's fuel oil will be produced at
the Sinclair refinery in Houston and de-
livered to the navy bases that need it.
Some bases are in isolated parts Of the
world
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY Z
COMPANY. M
NOTICE OF ANNuAL MhETiNoa

NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETfNE.
Mcnmo1s' N,rrgn1ilas,v feprvsry ,ys. y, ,s-
Annual Nesting OF tho stockholders % I'll,
chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company VIII
be held a. provided IN the BY Laws. At the
general office of the Company III tha City ot
Richmond. Virginia. on Tuesday, the lstn
DAY of April, 1872. at eleven o'clock A. N.
G) for tho election OF directors;
t2) 20 approve, ratify aud confirm such
action therasofore taken or authorized ~
the Board Of Directors or by the ExccutiFs
Committee OF the Company, whether pur.
suznt TO any previous authorization by ths
Stockholders or otherwise, as may be zaa-
fnifted 10 the meeting: and
f3) 70 transact such other business a.
may lawfully como before the meeting.
The stock transfer books VIII be closed st
the office of thu Company NO. 0f Broadway.
New York City. on Friday. the 18th day u
March, 1922 at three o'clock y. M, and VIII
be rcopensd on "wednesday. tiie 10th day of
April fp22. at ten o'clock nj.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors:
A. TrEvvETT. Sccretary
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
BANK OF ENGLAND'S
RATES CUT TO4P.C.
London Financiers Get Sur
prise and Market Immc-
mcdiately Improves.
WALL STREET is AMAZED
Reserve Bank Usually Ex-
pccted to Lead Way in Re-
discount Reductions.

LONDON. April 10 (Associated Press)
The Bank of England to-day reduced
its discount rate to per cent. On Feb
ruary 1s the rate was dropped from 8
to Ah per cent. The reduction, coming
on the eve of the Easter holidays. sur
prised the money market and financial
interests, besides being welcomed as an
other step In the restoration of more
normal conditions and the loosening OF
money for trade purposes.
The monetary situation had become
more favorable to lower rate through
the reduction in the open market rates
by which the Treasury had been enabled
to borrow on easy terms and at the same
time deal favorably with the national
debt. Good yielding stocks added frac-
tions to their reccnt upward movement
as result OF the reduction. and the
cheerfulness spread later to all depart
ments.
Wall street bankers were amazed yes
terday that the. Reservn Bank he'd al
lowed the Bank Of England 10 take the
initiative in lowering It's r. 'iscoIn' rate
because Of late the local institation hai
been ahead OF the Little Old Lazy In
Threadneedle Street in operations OF
that kind They declared that the New
York banks statement of condition at
the close Of Wednesdays business
warranted further cut in the rate in
spite OF the fact that the figures re-
vealed a large increase in loans in the
Street.
The general custom Of the New York
Reserve Bank has been to announce
changes made In it's rates on Wednes-
days Immediately after meetings of it's
directors, but that precedent has been
broken occasionally Consequently bank
ers here looked for reduction yester-
day in view OF the dropping Of the Lon
don rate.
The Bank OF England's reduction was
the first that 1t had made in a long
time before similar action In New YORK..
The British have now the lowest redis-
count rate In the world except that OF
Switzerland. The new English rate
contrasts with high rate OF 10 per
cent. on August !, 1914. and low OF 3
per cent. on January 20. 1914. as sstao-
lished by Great Britain's national bank.
The institutions Az per cent. ate.
which was slashed yesterday. had been
in effect since February 16, when the
rate was lowered from per cent, Mt
which 1t had stood since November 8.
1921.
WARRINGTON, April 13.--Conlmenting
on the reduction In the Bank of Eng
land rediscount rate Treasury cfticials
declared to-day that the British rate
was governed by the particular condition
existing abroad. No general clarige In
the Federal Reserve redlscount rate was
indicated at the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
MARCH AUTOMOBILE
SALES NEAR RECORD
Months Total Highest in Two
Years.

IL automobile sales continue at their
present rate for another three months II
would be surprising IL there were not
a midsummer decline I'm business. Gays
Amtomofire Industries. Surn sea-
sonal falling off has been perennial In
the industry except in the last two years.
There was none in 1921. anu in 1920 II
came In the second quarter. Manufac-
turers and dealers are just beginning to
realize how big Ironth March was.
To find parallel 1t is necessary to 20
back to March. 1920, which was one
of the three or four best months that
the industry ever had. All carload ship
nent records since that time were
broken last month.
Last months total was approxima tely
$4,000, which is considerably larger
tban 2O,350 In August. 1891. the highest
total In that year. The bisgest month
ir 1920 after March, with z9,32e. was
August with 1885
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
To DISTRIBUTE sI.aoo,ooo.

The Equitable Trust Company has
distributed to owners of the old $780,
10000 OF the Western Pacffi- Railways
bonds an additional $t.250.60O. in ANAL
settlement of the Denver and Rio
Crande's claims against the Government
arising out of Federal contro'. AS owner
Of 80 per cent. beneficial interest in
the Judgment tho Western Pacific Rail-
road Corporation received nearly $1,000
900 OF the additional distribution. The
claims were not included in the latter's
determined assets recently sent to share
holders showing s17,o0o.OO0 In cash and
cash assets in possession OF the pro-
prictary and holding Companies.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
TO THE HOLDERS OF
UNITED LEAD COMPANY
Five Fer Cent. Debentre Gold Ronds
Iluas .IuIx L lA42

Notice Is hereby given provided in Arsr
Gle III. Of the Debenture Bond Agrecmep'
dated July 1. 1908. OF the United Lead Corn.
pany TO Morton Trust Company, as Trustae
Guaranty Trust Company. of New York, SUE.
cessor Trustee, that offers will be received
unti 10 O'Clock A. NJ on Tuesday. April ~,
1922. at the office OF the Undersigned No lsS
Broadway. New York City. for the sale 10 j,
as Trustee at the lowest prices at which sud-
bonds shall be offered not exceeding 1905 I'll
par and accrued interest, OF bonds OF tie
above issue in such amount as will exha autl
the sum Of Three Hundred Fifty Thousf Id
One Hundred Seventy-two Dollars and FIFTY,
three Cents ($350,172.53). now on deposit ID
the Sinking Fund. III
Offers should be sealed and endorsed
Proposals for sale OF United Lead CofnpanJ
DebeHture Bonds" should be addressed Ia
the TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the undetl
signed and should designate the numbers III
the bonds offered and the Post Office ad.
dress OF the person making the offer Toe
right Is reserved to reject any and all OF
fers In whole or in part.
Bonds accepted should be delivered on n
before May 8. 1922. on which date interee
will cease on bonds purchased and not dc
Avered.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY WILLIAM G. POTTER, President.
Dated New York. April /. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
BROOKLYN EDISON OFFERING.
To Sell *10,OOO.00o In stock at
100, Stockholders Get First show.

The Brooklyn Edison Company, Inc.
VIII offer soon to its stockholders
s1oo00.00O of its capital stock at 100.
The proceeds of the issue will reimburse
the company for expenditures made for
additions 10 its plants and provide for
further additions. The issue has been
underwritten by Blair G. Co, Inc.
The proposed issue will increase the
company's outstanding stock to approx
matcly s2a.o00.0o0. out of an authorized
issue OF $so.o00.c00. The company does
all Of BrookI,n's electric light and power
business. except that Of It's Twenty
ninth ward. Dividends have been paid
continuously on It's capital stock since
1900 and since 1903 they have been paid
at the rate of per cent. their present
rate.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
NEW cum LIsTrNcs.

The committee on listing and sectri-
ties OF the New York Curb Market Asso-
citation has approved the temporary list
ing Of 10000 voting trust certificates
for common stock of the United States
Hoffman Machinery Corporation 200.-
600 voting trust certificates for capital
stock Of the International propr's taries.
Inc, and 100000 81 par shares Of the
Alcan Oil Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, April 13.-Trading IN the Stock
Exchange was active to-day. Gilt edge Sc
curities were buoyant. buying OF British In
dustrial issues broadened and oil shares re-
covered after opening easier. Quotations
follow.
Bar silver, 33ssd. an ounce.
Bar gold, A3s. I'D.
= Money. per cent.
Discount ratcs-Short bills. otku2ft pcr
cent: three months bills 2M per cent
~ per cent. consols. 500.
British per cent. war loan, i00it
British ~ per cent. war loan. o3,s.
lie Beers. i07s.
Rand mines, 2ss.
rAR1s, April f3.--prices were quiet In the
Boufse to-day. Quotations follow:
Francs. Cent
y PCT cent. rtutch. ..ss..s.4*..t. "a ~
Exchange on London. on............ ~ ~
per cent. loan. r............. ~ -
United States dollar. 10 1875
rtnIs, April t3--The pcur-e win not bc
cpfHrd Tomorrow Saturday or OF ~ondnv
ipsfvuHt ia Ns. q itu Iiuursc pi'l br osss Z
on Saturdays until tho end Of september
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
sIcrLIAN BANK,s BTc loss.

CATANrA. Sicily. April 13.--Thcrc has
as yet been no solution OF the robbery
last Monday night OF the Banco di
STELLA a careful count OF the money
remaining in the safe has established
the fact that the amount stolen was
nearly l1.00o.0 900 lire. The first reports
we're that 5000, 900 lire were missing.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

EXPORT BANKING CoRPoRATroN.--In the
Matter OF the dissolution of Export Banking
forporstion, pursuant 10 Section $50 of ths
panirnr Law. an order has been made sne
entered by tho Supreme Court OF the state 81
New York declaring that the business o.
such corporation 10 closed. ..
Creditors Of Export Banking Corporstios
are hereby notified 20 present. their clai.n,
prsadway. New York City. Tot reymtnl ~
4 isssato tnnc \. in1o.
lsNlrflI BANklNC L,3istN Nt.. y ll.N
By JOHN N. GRANT. vice-President.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
EXCHANGE SEATS UP $1,000.

The New York stock Exchange scat
OF Edmund Randolph. deceased. nas been
sold TO Miles ~. vcron for $4,000 in
contrast to the price Of sss,ooo ~ the
last preceding sale. The suit or G. Prem
tiss Andrews has beRn sold to Chandler
1loyey for sss.000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE PITTSBURGH & WEST vIRGT
RAILWAY COMPANY

pREFERRED DIVIDEND NUMBEN J.
The Board of Directors has declared \
dividend OF one and one-haif uis) pcrcs
on the Preferred stock OF tho Company
the quarter ended March 81 1922. payab
May 81. 1922, to Stockholders OF record
tho close OF business on May ., 1922.
l.. IT. HARVEY, Secretary.
Pittsburgh, April 3. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14

THE Amherst National Bank OF Buffalo
located at the City OF Buffalo, in the Stets
OF New York. Is closing its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors of the asl
ISOLATION are. therefore. hereby notified ID
present the notes and other claims for pay
ment.
Dated January 20. 1922.
S. J. URBANsKI. Il
Cashier
The New York herald., 1922-04-14

THE Broadway National Bank OF Buffalo.
located at the City OF Buffalo. In the STATE
Of New York, Is closing Its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors OF the associS-
tion are. therefore, hereby Notified TO pre-
sent the notes and other claims for payment.
Dated January 20. 1872.
JOHN =. STACHowIAK.
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Bill Holdings Drop as GoUern-
naent Securities Rise

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoHK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G.. April 10.
Further reduction of $56,100.00 in bill
holdings. against an increase OF S5o.-
100000 in Government securities. is
shown in the Reserve Boards weekly
bank statement issued as at the close
of yesterdays business. An increase of
s3.100.000 in Government deposits is
more than offset by reductions of s3.-
100000 in members reserve deposits and
OF 100000 in other deposits, largely
cashiers checks and non-members' clear
ing accounts. Reserve note circulation
is increased by $2.200,000 and cash re-
CONN N ATryvr CT TATTNprNT ov, coNnu
The New York herald., 1922-04-14
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
|. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

To the following prices accrued interest
IL 10 be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL, BONDS.