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New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Cotton Is Steady
In Quiet Trading;
Setback Recovered
Early Weakness Caused by
French Situation Over.
come by Better Domestic
Sentiment; 0-Point Rise

The unscttlins influence @, The
French political news and lower Liver
pool cables caused renewed liquida-
ton at the opening of the cotton
market yesterday. Offerings were
small enough to suggest that the sell
ing earlier in the week had left futures
in healthy technical position. how
ever. while little pressure came from
the South and after selling off to 1859
early, March contracts rallied to 17.95c
on trade buying. They closed at
1850, with the general market closing
steady net 8 points higher to , points
lower.
The showing OF tn. stock market and
foreign exchange rates evidently ui...
lnizcd nervousncss over European politics
and increased the disposition I" cover in the
absence of southern. pressure or con
i'nned liqnidaticn. Tho close was. few
points of from tho best undc; realizing in
a narrow market.
Late reports OF an easier spot basis ~
savannah and the week end figures show
ing smaller spinrers' takings than autici-
pated may have been partly rcsponsbln
tor tho closing reaction. bat evidently
failco to create any selling pressure of con-
sequence.
According to the New York figures. spin
,eIs took elc,37I bales for the week. com e.
pared with c43.So0 for the same week last
year, but there was a decrease OF 1851
bales In tho worlds visible supply of
american. compared with only s.,2$ last
year
southern spot markets as officially r."
ported We're all unchangcI except in the
case Of ''aiveston. which was 10 points
higher. Sales N.le smaller. tho largest
business ling at iionsion. which reported
sa,cs Of 2.a.1 bales on the basis OF !. soc
lor ,niddiinE
Tho local market for spot cotton vas
quie, and unchanged at IS 25c, sales. nil
No sales were reported.
The range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Foreign Bonds
Copper Export Notes
Drawn for Payment

c. W. Wclcf, treasurer of the Copper
Export Association, announces to hold
ers of the Copper Export Association,
INC, per cent secured gold notes,
series b. due February Is, 1923, that,
as provided in the trust agreement be-
tween the association and the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York as trus-
tee. s1.ooo,0o0 par value of the notes
have been drawn for redemption and
will be paid February Is, 1922, at 1o1
per cent and accrued interest to that
date: Seven thousand numbers were
involved in the drawing.
Holders of the notes drawn should
present them for payment on or after
February Is, 1929. st the trust depart
ment OF the Guaranty Trust Company
After February Il interest on the notes
will cease and the coupons maturing
after that date will become null and
void. Coupons due February Is should
be detached and presented for payment
in the usual manner.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

While emphasizing tn. cb...;.
effect OF the approach o, ,n...
harvest season, the Northw.,,.."' ~
National Bank, Minneapolis. ~ Urn ~
January review, asserts that :.
well understood that anot..
year "and more than one. VI, Vp
necessary before our fnanc;a, ..'
completely recovcrs its forr.. 's''
adjustment" "'ce
when the marketing o. ..x
produce in 4 district str;c.,.. I'm
cultural is done at very little ne.
or at loss and when this uaf.-.,
able situation is Of more TIM
years standing" says the bank @~ W..
people realize that it takes r,.
than one successful crop 10 b,;s.
complete recovery.
"The outstanding feature ot a.
past trying season has been .I
courage manifested By farn.r.
banker and business men in tss
face of disheartenng Condition, S
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Designers and Retailers of
Mems Apparel Decide OH
Sports Type as Leaders
for tho Coming Season

The influence of outdoor life Oh
clothing was recognized in The report
of tho joint style committee rcprescnt-
ing the National Association OF Retail
Clothicrs and the international AS
sociation OF Clothing Designers. ron,l-
cred yesterday at the lattcrs convcn-
ton at Hotel McAlpin. Sports cloth
ing and sports effects in other male at
tire are to prevail for the spring and
summer season now approaching, ac-
cording to this report.
"Ihc sport garment" says a sum
mary of the committees report. which
went into technical details. "has be-
come recognized necessity for golf
and motoring, the present eva being
distinctly toward outdoor life. This
ncccssltates clothing in conformity
with such trend
"Thc tendency Of coloring will be
light gray and tan in club checks.
herringboncs, and tweeds which lend
themselves particularly in this type Of
garment
"Trousers for young men will be
along straighter lines, with larger
knees and wider bottoms.
"The spirit of the times shows a
trend toward tho adoption by men of
All ages Of styles typical of, and ac-
cer'rd by Tic younger gencratior
"Therc Is growing tendency in
plain models toward trflc looser
bodies, trife wider shoulder. with
narrower lapcls and gorges on higher
lines"
Much of yesterdays session of the
designers convention was given over
to discussions and demonstrations Of
tcchnical work in designing Some Of
these demonstrations took the form Of
methods of cloth saving, an evidence
of the movement in the clothing as we'll
as other industries to reduce produc-
tion costs.
An exposition Of new clothing styles,
to which the general public is ad-
mitted, will continue to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Curb Prices Firm
In Active Trading
I'm Broader Market
Oils in Increased Demand
at Slight Gains; Lincoln
Motors Says Under Liq-
uidation: Others Steady

Prices held firm on the whole in a
broader market on the curb yesterday
with noticeable increased demand for
stocks. Lincolr. Motors was the most
active IN the industrial group. casing
vnder liquidation on reports that the
equity for stockholders might not be
so large as at first antic icipated.
Others held steady on the whole oils
rising fractionally. Standard of In
diana, International Petroleum, Mara
caibo. Simms. Salt Greek and others
registered gains, but Cities Service
fell of. Kirby Petroleum continued
active on favorable reports from the
field.
Glen Alden Coal gained point and
Intercontincntal Rubber worked higher.
Southern Coal and Iron continued
prominent n the belief that it's ore
properties would be required in the
proposed merger of mld-W estern steel
interests
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Wool Prices Advance
Petitions in BANKRUPTCY


The following petitions in bankruptcy
We're iiIcd yesterday in the United states
cRoATloN PRINTING AND PUBLISH.
ING co. INC Involuntary: 9o9 Wes, 500
st. l.,abilities. SO. 900: assets. se5, 900.
RTaM, assa, Is9s oss Sth
LORD DRY DOCK CORp.--Involuniary
los West 10th st
MEApOW SILK M1LLs--Tnvoluntary:
silk jobbcrs $40 9Th av
HARRY pAss-voluntary: sS3 l-t av
lisbl'ie, ss"Io; no a"sslr s. ,
TOM CAR KWAN AND TOM FAY yEE
s. N%lu"tsry o%1 asrs,s ~ ProAdw"y Liabilities
ISAAC REDLo-voluntary: 1920 Will
i'ins av: The Bronx. Liabilities. ss.7ct,
NENRT s. rosNEr Voluntary: me-
chsncaI dentist. s5e Nadsworth a.. Liza.
bili'iSs s2.922: no ssse's sss
sl5oooo. ''"'''''''' Y-''''V'' '''''''
vo,,n G~nyMnrs naMcaN HnsTAHHANr 1I;s
TnEMoNT KNfTTiNc Mills - lnvoI-
untary; 90 Courtlandt av. the Bronx.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bsnhTuPtcy
states District Court:
percival N'ilds, Of New York, and Walter
s. W. Myman: Of Ansusta' Ne f%r r, the ksa
nue.. with plant In Augusta. Me. under
a joint bond Of 5000.
Carol Weiss King for Isaac Redo. 1920
Wilkins Avenue, Bronx, With a bond Of
$1,000
Jesse W Enrich and f. s. Finch for
Higgins Rodenhaech. Inc. coiors and
dyes. 4.1 First Avenue. with a Joint bond
OF 5000.
Carol Weiss King for the Perfect Button
and Trimming Company, buttons and trim
nnes. -34 Fifth Avenue, with bond Of
$500
Lawrence Berenson for tho croaAon
Printing and Publishing Company. 209
West Thirtythird Street. With a bond OF
10000.
Irving Dorc> for Irving I.ovey. music
store. 2306 Eighth Avenue. With bond of
$1,000.
Leonard r.. zcisler for the Columbus
circle Restaurant. 1896 Broadway, With a
bond OF $1,000.
Carol Weiss King for the Eilte Pos
,aurant. 25t3 Broadway, with bond OF
1850.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in TIL. United States
District Court:
MORRIS LEFKOFF--Dry goods. 1872
Third Avenue. Liabilities. $s,7ec; assets,
81 600.
TENTII.E TRIMMING WORKS. NC
Vextiles 129 West Twentieth Street Liza
bilitius $o3, ,736; assets, $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Commercial Credit

Slow collections still prevail in many
industries and although larger sales
rave come with the turn in the year.
little or no Improvement in collecting
money on past due accounts is re
ported.
Large business houses are borrow
ing as little as possible from their
banks, or on their own commercial
paper Commercial paper rates yester-
day were unchanged, prime paper dis
counting at 4% to 5 per cent, accord
ing to maturity dates and the value
of the names
Another drop in bankers accept
ances rates was registered yesterday,
both buying and selling rates being
quoted all eighth of one per cent
under the rates for the previous day.
Inc discount rates on prime bankers
acceptances eligible for purchase bv
Federal Reserve banks, quoted bv the
American Acceptance Council, we're:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Commercial Failures Increase

Continued upward trend Of CONNER
reports issued by K. G. Dun E. Go.
and Rradstreet's. The former reports
no failures this week, against BIO
last week, although last week covered
but five business days. Bradstrcet's ;
report III failures against 400 last
week. 521 in the like week lsst year,
l2S in 1920, 1877 in 1919 and 23S in
1913.
OF tac current weeks failures. ac-
cording to Dan. 425 involved lia bill
ties Of $1,000 or more each. or 59.l
per cent Of the total, compar red to 61.7
Der cent lat week
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Silk Imports Break Recora

Imports OF raw sill; into th;, ~.
try during thc month o. '1ls na.. coun-
and for the six months ner;od d.'aosF ..a!
December 81 we're larger th.a S"'i1T
similar comparative periods IN s. lof
years. '.s"'
Imports IN December were 4o,5:
bales, according to the Silk A.sac;S Ss'
tion Of America. compared. with s.,
in December. 1920 when tie ;ndn.srr r,
W. at the lowest ebb. P;yurso -
otaer Decembers are 33.080 in ,o,o 10
i5.564 in 1918. and 1866 in teI- ~
pol;s for Tie si- months iust 3D.
we're 1920, compared % 75aI7 -
1920. 187753 in ''la. l2e,s55 in iais
and l46.484 in 1917
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF hi
SECRETARY OF STATE. SIS: .,,,;.
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued IN oo'"
cate. hereby cert.fies that the o,,,.vv
JOHN F.. CURRY BUILDING CONF a.
domestic stock corporation has ,,a-" n.su -
his Office on this 9TH day OF ,Js,',.so, Jsnu.s,
1922. papers for the voluntary olesse' se' 81
OF such corporation under section ,hst
the General Corporation Law. and I'm.
it appears therefronf that such e.,or cItrV. IA
ton has complied with said secs'0" -
''9s WIr%Ess my sSHa hand and the seal Of Of.
fee Of the Secretary of state. at tne S...
OF Albany this fifth day o. oissrsa ss,sa
[Seal1 airy. one thousand nine h"h''''
and twenty-five. -r
Second Deputy Secretary OF S's'e.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

MASTIN & CO.-Notice is hereby given =
fling and recording OF limited partne--
ship certificate in the Clerks Once. New
York County, on December ~. 1921. Of
MAST1N co. Of which re substance is
as follows:
principal place of business. New York County
general nature of business, buying. selling
distributing and generally dealing IN aae
With food and drug products pharnaceu.ics,
preparations and druggists supplies; senes'
partners: Hattie Brown Mastir. residing! !,ll q
Os~ego. New York: George F. Kerr resolnt
ct IL Pryers Lane. Larchmont. New wl.,.st ioss'
Clarence E. Jameson. residing at DssEon' DS
Michigan: Janet J. Kildu1. residing q f1uso'
ing. Long Island. New York. and IiNisn,
Murphy. residing a, Jersey City. New *. ys,
sey:. special partner. Francis B. Ns,... ss,...
Borough. New York City. New York; q! =, ~
full age: contribution OF special panpSss e.. =.
70 common stock. $3.50. partnership ~ ~
ning December 10th. 1874. and enons ~
csmher 9th 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

accomplished in the scaboard markets
during the last week, manufacturers
showing decided interest in certain
wools. which they needed for filing out
contracts. Prices have been marked up
again this week, as the knowledge of
the growing shortage Of wool has be-
come more general and certain. The
situation in the foreign markets is
very strong. As for the goods market
and the tariff situation. there seems to
bc little CHANGE -
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was quiet, with Straits quoted at 800
Use. Straits shipments 3225M33. 3.25c.
standard 32M33.50c and 90 per cent at
32(a32.75c asked. Copper, dull: stand
and spot, January and February, l3.25c
asked. and clcctrolytic spot, January
and February, lac asked. Lead. auiet:
New York spot, 4.70M485c, and East ST.
Louis spot, 4.35@ 442hc. Zinc, easy;
New York spot. 5.10c, and East St.
Louis SPOT 4 A721sG1 20c
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP


This 10 to certify that ~. the Undersigned.
do hereby confin.ie the limited partnereh,
HAMBURGER BROS 8 COMPANY ii-'Is fros' !.
December 3lst. 1921 tho tim. Hy.d .or 4.
dpration. to December sl.t. 1872.
ne, 7hs he said P,7Gership ?, I sha!l soas.nu:
COMPANY and shall have its principal o,sss
Of business within the County Of New YORK.
II. The general nature % the business u
hc transacted is the purchase and sals ..
Leaf tobacco ' "
III. The names Of all the genera, o..
special partners interested in the said N
nsH.el partnership and their respective places
or residence. are follows:
SOLOMON HAMRJRGER, residing a, No
~ Cathedral Parkway. IN the Borough Q.
Ma Manhattan. city of Ne1 York
BENJAMIN HAMBURGER. reading A. xo
se4 Clarsmont Avenue. Noun. Vernon. ve,,
chester County, New York. who are ,t.
general partners. and
NORTH H1LDER, residing a. NJ osv.-
soth street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan
City Of New York. vino Is the special pa...
neT; All Of the said persons are Of fui az
lN. NORTH HILDER. the special par
ner. mas heretofore contributed TO the con
mon stock the sum OF Thirty Thousand DE-
lars $50 ooo> in cash.
~. v; The renewal Of said partnership sha,
begin on the LIST day Of January 1922 en!
end on the 3lst cay Of December 1924
Dated at the City of New yor.. the sa.A
day OF December. 1921
In the presence Of
LEON SAMJELS
SOLOMON HAafRr-RGER n.N
BENJAMIN HAMBURGER L. 81
NQRlTZ EFLDER tI. 81
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
YORK. SIS:
On this 3oth dav o. December. 1871. bess,
ne personally appeared Solomon Hamburg
Senjanlin Hamburger and Mor... Hiider. .
ne known and known to me- 10 he the ind
viduals mentioned and described. in and VIE
executed the foregoing instrument and VIE
sererally duly acknowledged to me that they
executed the same
LEON SAMrEIs.
NOTARY PUBLIC. New York County. New
York County ClerSs No. 70s New Yors
Registers No sscs. Consrssion expires
March Soth. 1928
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

Southcrn spot Markets--Ea1Voston NuIet.
10 points higher at T.70c; sales, $40 bales.
New Orleans steady, unchanged at IL. 75c;
sales 2,O6s. Mobile steady, unchanged at
1850; sales, 7: Savannah steady. un-
changed at 1900; sales. 1873. Norfolk
quiet. unchanged at 17o5. sales 52l.
quiet, unchanged At l7.l3c sales,
IL Memphis steady. unchanged at lsc;
sales. 1850. Houston quiet. unchanged At
soc: sales, 2.l77. Little Rock quiet. un-
changed at l7.75c. sales. 355. Dallas
steady. unchanged at 17.l5c; sales. 1645.
Mont eolery firm. unchanged at 1t.S1c.
sales nil Fort Worth quiet. Unchanged a.
l1O5c, sales, 10T bales
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Bonds

'..e, 'ooe onitted>. Open High. low. Last.
< do IFS ...... sI Ss 81 81 80
- alumni IS 1925 .1ol's iol1 l0lrs i6l..
do "a 1898. .lo2ss 1925 1925 lncss
- Am Tel Is 1929. zoos. 1908. 1908. 1905.
81 do Gs 1924. .1oii< 1olis lolL 1olis
Am !ob Is 1898. 1929 io2a 1929 lo2 l.
Anaconda es. esl. ssE es,. ssts
- do IS 1929. s...1o2k 1924 Toe 1o2
Ans-A OIL 1=s.l03% 1889 lo3sx 1898.
] Armour & Co 7-.lo2s. 1o27 1921 l02i,
Ba!csdall 81 -. ay 90 sSi, eSts
q Beaver I'D S.. 20 20 6as. 20
1S Seth 81 Is ls23.lol 10la ,01 iolA
II do 70 1885. ..lot.s 1911. :ol 1915
Can Pacific Is. .loli. 1ol IS lo1 Z lol 's
Cent Steel - 99sx a9s. esst e9,.
:c Col Graph S.. 30 35is s5 s5is
ls Cons Gas 1s....loli7 1919 1914. 1Ols4
Gas Rait IS. .los IS leS * 1855 1888.
~ Cons Textile Sc. 9si7 9sh, IS IS
Cop Ex Is 1925 .1o4i4 lols. Io4:& 1o4a.
Subsn Tel 1ts.loSs4 1903 ,. loS los
DUO l. 7sss.. ...l0a lO4 lo4 1o4
! Gal - W. ..lolia 10lfz 1919 1912
20 Goodrich 1ira IS e7I ssi. s71. os,.
~ ID rran. ehs..1oaH loaE IoSis 1895
20 Gulf OIL 7s..-..)oats 1oSie lC3H foaf.
do es ........i001 - 1905 1905 loc'. +,
Hsot Rub 1s... s7n e7is o7;a c7'.
- Hun'i. Oh IS. .10i "a 1c}'. loi lol
!; ss'n;sF is q. ), r -. = a. 5s'5 ~
8 Nsansoo:t = 7s..Ios losi. los Jos
ss !-stiedc Gas Is esA 81 asfa ass.
.yih s.>N &: I. 10 se*1 9s,a oeM esis !
| Xaniooa Pow 70 80 90 20 70
= Hs9-ts & C 7Ha.le3 1894 1os 102E
II Set DIX 4 -. ~ asE 81 9sh
Nat Acme 7hA. ssH ssN ssN ssN
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

FINANCIAL MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stoexr,V'Ss ss,1, Ss
ers oS the II. L. Boucher Mfg Se. VIZ fSe
held at the Offices OF the CompA,u9yns, ,9n,ds,
February e,h. AT O'Clock In the afteIn.v,sS M
for the election OF Officers and Directors .cms
such other business as may properly eS
before the meeting.
New York, January "a. 1922. nave
j. NJ LEBWOHI.. Secrets's.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
London Metal Market

LoNDON. Jan: 1a.-Standard copper
spot, s65 12s Cd; futures, s66 Is Sd;
eiectrolytic, spot, f73; futures. e7d
Tin, spot. sl66 rs Cd: futures. eiG8 2s
I'd. Lead. spot f24 2s Sd; futures. e24
Zinc, spot. e26 l2s Sd: futures f01
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Co,..


The first name is that of the deh,.r .,,o
second that OF this creditor and aa,s c.h sne
1udgment was filed: o~'o "neu
rortman. Jacob-H r. Smith r,.
De silva: Fransie-southern R,c. ss4S.s'
r,sn,: Sa.ss 60: June 90 1921 ...... 11ass
Ar!uck. Morris-A. Ciiovine: June ''''
Baonan. Emanuel w. Braun. @sS'A
stem; Jan 4. 1s10......... ess az
March 6. 1920. oaue'' ,,.
Bedell ,d Go:-Adler & Forschner. ''s's'
=, ms: Jan. II. 1922. ~. 70
realty Conversion Corp.-Cassidv
Co. Inc; May 81. Is31:, s7sss
Same,-W. ne, r. Kenworth; June a5,
American chicle COW Bauer: '''s'
ln3sSaa asss {,ss.l Marine Ms: Corp: '''l'
Conen. Morris and Franks
g. schlans ct al; Oct Ia, 1890. 1850
samenp, ,ol. l.. N. Lttauer; Nov. 7''''
ssmeM: Fell; Dec. X. ieis 1sisS 1s1.ss
orl.ed ,ns Cigar Stores Co. of Amer
'@sebosits %Srsha% nan &c. 's :; di 1872 1910
Women.s Wear Co.. Inc: March
Hastings F. l..-crandell. pettee S''.ss
shearsr; VIM. BIS COIN: Dec '-V'''
Redell co.-Adier = ror.hn.r ;;.i;; os'SS
. Inc: April IS. 1921. ........... ss3.s5
Realty My Conversion Ccrp-w. r.
Kenworth: June 25. 1e21.... 74scs
ss,in Sss,imne-same: June Is. ls2l... sS713
operating Co. Inc; Oct. TO-
1891 ................. ssss5
In Bronx County
ODonnell. Joseph r. A.-E. j.
Dustman: Nov 10, l9i6. $12s7s
Same-Atlantic Hotel Supply Co;
Nov q. 1915: 5:................ ss7.s1
ODonnel!. Joseph F. A. and Mar
Euerte +. C.-L. II. Krenrich
Com. Co; Nov. ~. 1915. eSs.7S
ODonneil. Joseph r.. A. and Mar
tuerite. IF. C., and Marker
Hotel Co, Inc-Same; Nov. 20,
1915. a......A............. 15L5a
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
usiness Ne VS.
Outdoor Life Influencing
Trend of Clothino STYLES
Movies for Foreign Trade

WASHINGTON, Jan. Moving
pictures arc to be used extensively by
the government as a means Of foreign
trade promotion, it was announced to-
night by tie Commerce Department.
Arrangements arc being made for the
cooperation of the motion picture ex-
perts of the Bureau OF Mines and OF
manufacturers AS the cost Of the films
to be shown must be borne by the COM
pany whose product is pitcurcd.
-
Wool Prices Advance
BOSTON, Jan. 13.--"7'ne Commercial
Bulletin" tomorrow will say: "There
has been fairly considerable business
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
FINANCIAL

HENRY J iEAhE. Auc.ton.r
HEGJ LAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN ~ MILLER 4 SOY
OFFICE. - AiI-LfA;, sTREET
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18th. 1ess
a. I2.3S . 'cioci< a. f-e ''''
ENrHA%GE ~ALESROCMs
Nos. "A AID !, VESET aTREgT
For Account - icxsr 1ro-s,
100 sh,. American Foreign Trade co-,.
common
For Account of Whom ], Ala- co-cs-s
As shs. Highasla Pa rms Corpn
- shs. Carbon Sta-. Co comnloa.
20 chg. The Meng,i Corrsny
- ahe 1funD.e Oh b Re1ning 60
- sba. Casino Paaity %. Of Rsl-7
Chg Motor Truck publleh.ns Conn
common
100 shs. Irirs. Feaerai Foreign Bansl.x
ASSN common.
s.. 600 ia stern Vernon. purir r..,l.,.,
Corrn lst N,ge. 81 Rds is4s
go 600 Horionia Power 90 81 3D. du.
Aug. 1895.
$40 900 Canadian Coorerags CO. - Bis.
1881
$3.50 shs- Canadian Fishing Tran.por-
;ation Co
ioo shs. Protec.o Pump Co. p-e.d
100 shs. Proter.o Pump Co commo-
so shs- Merchants Land &. Doyeloprn-a.
Co. $50 per shar~ paid.
IS shs- HaytianA,nsr.can Co.p- &c.
OF Dep common
% shs. do. Founders end ioj sh.do p,i
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Baltimore

Sales. Open. Irleh low ra,+
Arundel Corp Is 3s rs @s o.
Commerce Tr. SOL. 50ia 5ni. 50ia
40 Com Cred pf 26 9S 26 %
! ) Cont Trust. ls5 l65 1t5 1G5
40 Cosden pfd... 4ss 4ss ~, AK
II Con Coal...... IS So s. 81
"a Con Gas...... aS o3n o. o3,.
rs do pfd .....1o7 I07 107 1O7
Fidelity & Dp.l12 1l2 IL lI3
% Maryland Casu 7S g IS Is
Mt Vernon rfd 44ia 45 Az a.
% United Iy... .
w 3 & \ ifd 90 90 80 20
Bonds
5000 CITY S's.. 1890. o. as % o.
100 co >s. 1928. 95 - 90 az
500 do ~. ie5l.. GSa. s3-. ca4. os.,
100 90 *. 7?51.. a3l Ssi, aSi. asl
lo19 do AZ. l962. a37s s37s e3z o. !?
5000 Con Gs 4'as,'3a SIS. sois s5s. SSl
SN0o do *.....106ts iO6ss 1c65s ,Ns5.
5000 Da vison SIP is Q. ~ ~ a.
lo0e Elk Horn es. . a47. ga, 90. az.
1900 Mons Wy TT SIS. rs - ~
coco Penn Water 5s o2 /3e az o.
1000 United Ry As. 6aik eq,4 sqi. soi
1000 do income 4s 16s. 4Gs. 4ss, ass:
if0o do Cs..... So. oSl oS,' aS
1000 W B A 5s... IS IS 7s
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

Glen Alden Coal gained point and
Southern Coal and Iron continued
.Ser,;,or. +ho bol;ef +bat ;ts ORC
rronosed merger of mid Western steel
interests
s.!... '"''s'''s's o''s n.sa. Low. n...
1890 Acme Coal -. ~ -. iIs =
700 bradley r. 4 Il Il !:
500 500 nr;A Toe reg. = 1s 49,. 49,: u a..
1850 .csr Light 50. 20 10 10 20
500 CHI Nipple 49, su 3ia
100 Cleveld Auto. g g q =
200 sCol Emerald - IS - -
800 con, Motors 6is e's
90 Earl Mot .
goo sIJen * r {; pf 5n ~ 30 80
s soo Duran, Mot az.
s ia S:sorg.s e.o,9; ~ -. i -. T.. ~
zoo q oson iioweh - i,.a ~
s.s5 .Il Alden coal 49,. 48.. A.. ~.
500 Goldnyn Fic,. -. ~ ;
3cc lcc ,;Tan. do p; Mot i ~ ~. -. ~ ~. - -.
800 .duant sug rts 81 50 % So
,ssS go Hssdsq 3s,sl nnns.1 Sh.m Il: u s. =
200 Libby McNein. t.. -. 5,s 81
loon y Trans. 20 20 20 90
1oE Jcrs Zino.f95 1g5 12a 125
100 packard Motor -. So. GO g..
200 sFarsons Aut S S. as ST. s.
7oo philip Morris. ca 60. ~ eis
900 RADIO - - ~. ~, -.
100 do pr ~ ~ q. ~ q.
700 Reading rts o0I3 Il 20is q
foon Y ! Reynold. u az 3Si1 81 3Si1
loon So coal & Jr ~ IL -. las
100 standard Mot ~ 3i ri, IL
11oo cwacts "a 2bs - 80 -
zoo Swtf, In.erustl o2l~ 22l oei. 2ei.
.oo Syif, 6, % ,0Oi 1o9 1o0, 1o5
soo ,rer pv1 e. !, ~ ~ ~ :,
son 1rh.,eco rrod
81 -rogd Shtn 7iiL - ~
,sno si- < 7 r. 1r ~ az o. oe
moo ~ :; Sui, C,or a
,1a0o1-r 5,,,o. eh.r ia 1l2
900 IN Ret Candy sis BY.
100 wayne Coal.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
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