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New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Coffee Futures-Tho range of prices:
Oren. High. Low. Clt
Country Produce

r,,astsrr Butter-Rscelp!s were l255s packages,
grades. ,2S@29 1so; centralized cars 90
score, 33 lac, SO score. S2lac; KS score. al II
higher than extras S7ta @8Sc; extras 90
score, gr So a 37c hrsts S34 gsS5sc; seconds.
dairy tubs, finest, 34@35c;- good to prime,
-%SS &c; common 10 fair, 2s93l &c;
rsts 2 q seconds "trss g a7S osr
grades. "a II @25 nc; packing. stock, cur
lower grades 22p26c.
Cheese-Receipts We're 1855 boxes. New
YORK state fats fresh specials, 2oA @
21Ac; average run. 1912 @20c; twins,
fresh specials, 2HA @2ic; average run.
r 90 VIC; 8Youns Americas aoE @21c.
gathered, extras dozen, ESQ 29c; regular
packed, extra irsts, 20 2Tc; regular
packed, frsts, 22@ 24c; seconds and poorer,
regular packed. No l, 1S01819c; No. , and
poorer, l5n lie; checks, fair to choice,
dry. dry, 15q l732c New -. Jersey, hennery
extras, Al a 44c: nearby henpery whites. eX-
tras, local candled, 44c; nearby and nearby
39+41c' extra frsts. 36@3Sc; hrsts, 500
SIC; nearby gathered whites. tirsts TO extra
hrsts aoQ S7c; under trades, 2s a 29o; pull
let's eggs 20 5Sc; Facihc Coast whites,
extras, @64 35c; extra firsts. 33 @ sac; frsts.
Is q 92c; under grades, 26a 27c; other
Western ana Southern. gathered whites,
- e &c. nearby and nearby Western hen
merry, browns, extras. 3SQD3Sc; nearby
brown and mixed colors, gathered, extras,
IS q 29c; nearby brown and mixed colors,
frsts to extra firstsC 23G27c,
Potatoes-Maryland; Dbl. $2.25@2.5o;
vigggiE;iaac; 40 !, bbl., $2@$2;e2; Jersey
$275 No. IS, 76oasi.25 Long island,
bbl., S2.50@$3; sack, $250O$2.75; f5O-lb
sack, S2@S2.25; sweets, Jersey, basket,
$1.150$2.25; Virginia, bbl $7.5O@SS;
Florida, $7@S750; yams. Florida, bbl.,
$5@$6
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
o Financial Items

The Columbia Trust Company has been
rusf seeurng an ISSUE ef ooc
teen-year per cent sinking fund bonds
of Dett Forhede Dampskb lbs -Selsl1ab (the
United States Steamship Company, Ltd,
Copenhagen.
The Tennessee Electric Power Company
rsanization plan to acquire the properties
and securities Of the Tennessee Power Com
pany, Chattanooga Railway and Light Com
pany, Nashville Railway & Light Company
and Chattanooga and Tennessee River Power
Company has been declared operative as
of July 26. Security holders who deposited
their holdings under the plan will be ad
Vised by the depositares when the new
ready for delivery.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Santa Fe Shows Drop
I'm june Net Income
Baltimore 4 Ohio Registers a
Gain of S2,6o6,332; South
ern Also Advances

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad earned net income of $1,000
300 during June, as compared with
S4,92S,171.51 IN June, 1921, according
to figures made public yesterday. Reve-
nues increased $36,956 during the
period covered this year, but operating
expenses showed an increase Of 81 ,699,-
5S2, leaving net decrease of $1,91e,s71
in income.
The road earned s11 ,22s, ,357s1 in the
first six months of this year, as com
pared with S12 $50, ,o6699 in the same
period of last year.
The Chicago e. Northwestern Rail
road reported net income of SO, l36775
for June, 1922 as compared with ST.
b57619 for June, 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Britain Noses Out U. S. as
Canada7s Best Customer

OTTAWA, July 27.-The United
States, which in the fiscal year end
ed June so, 1921, was Canada's best
customer by a wide margin, has been
nosed out by Great Britain, it was
disclosed when the books were bal
anced on June 80 of this year.
During the first period Canada's
exports to the United States totaled
S502 100000 and those to the United
Kingdom 100000. In the year
covered by the latest report Great
Britain, with purchases amounting to
1901 1885, 900, won first place from the
United States, which received only
S2o5 $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Penna. r.. r. May Get Control
OF Grand Ranids & Indiana

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Applica-
tion of the Pennsylvania Railroad for
authority to acquire controi, by lease
of the railroad and property of the
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Com
pany was approved to-day by the In
terstate Commerce Commission,
At the same time the commission
dismissed the application of the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Company for an order approving its
shares Of the capital stock of the
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company.
The commission held that the proposal
did not come within its jurisdiction
under the Interstate commerce act.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
FINANCIAL
ReorGani-ation of
MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY

pursuaut to the provisions OF the Plan and
lfeement OF Reorganization dated Novem-
x !, 1921. the undersigned Reorganization
gsnagers have made and published offers to
snsral Creditors OF u) Missouri, Kansas &
ssas Railway Company (2) The Missouri,
Xmas & Texas Railway Company of Texas
nd ~ The Wichita Falls & Northwestern
iEway Company and to the holders OF the
Slowing bonds guaranteed by endorsement
y Missouri Kansas g. Texas Railway Com
iiny, viz: First Mortgage Five Per Cent
oonds OF Texas & Oklahoma Railroad Com
s,shG First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds
q The Sherman, Shreveport & Southern
mixsy Company, and First Mortgage Five
sr ysht. Bonds OF The Beaumont & Great
NoIthsta Railroad.
=, said offers are on file with Columbia Trust
vSompany, Depositary, go Broadway, New
10TH tisy, and copies thereof may be OBJ
ylned ,slned from said Depositary or Mercantile
II, ,,ast Company. Agent of said Depositary,
f3i Locust Street, ST. Louis, Missouri,
TIE Undersigned
va OF before September Is, 1922, Gen.
~ = Creditors should deposit assignments OF
Isn cams WIN said Depository or its said
,. nssa. and holders OF said guaranteed bonds
'aoala deposit the same, in negotiable form
asI9npanied ~ by all unpaid coupons, with
nd Dtpositary.
os'sd New York. July 26. 1922.
J. & w, SELIGMAN & Co.
HALLGARTEN & Co.
ReorGGnisdtioE MdHdGers
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

Lakes and many lumber carriers are
expected to suspend operation. There
is little complaint Of transportation
difficulties in the Far West, but forest
fires in that section continue to impede
logging and curtail mill operations
Prices are much frmer in Douglas fir
and yellow pine. Other soft woods are
in improved demand. Hard wood prices
are generally strong, with an advanc-
ing tendency in some species"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Parks Bros, Brokers,
File Voluntary Petition

Parks Brothers, investment brokers,
of 1873 Liberty Street, filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States District Court yesterday They
give their liabilities at s23,933 and
their assets at $14,859. The firm is
composed Of Frank L. and Everett
Parks. There is nothing in the papers
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
IL usiness Troubles

Brown; Brown Co, Inc John 7.
STANLEY Co, Inc......,...,...., 21731
Booth, Elizabeth D.-S. l. Mora. 1,200.51
Barnett, Stanley and Eleanor
MONROE National Bank. 1921
Berghorn Dairy Co, Inc--D. H.
BuIrel & 90. Inc. c............. 1,oG65o
Berger, Sol.-M /. Sells......... 5000
Baldwin, T. Henry-P. r. sreeren 1S6142
Clayton, w. Earlo-7-J Justin. 26t.35
Collins, James GA. Misel. .... 127.37
Cohen, Jacob B.--J. Scobel 1876
Chester Chemical Corp.-D. c.
Brewster ...................... 2o9.20
smythe .,.......,.....,..... 3,Os7,7O
Co .... ..........,,......... 11s.47
solon1on--L. Spencer ct al. 224,9s
De Vito. Eugene-L NJ. TIA ylor. 1646.32
, Faiconer Mirror Co.--State Bank 361.23
Furst, Nathan-E. Stiller. 1866
RAINING Thomas J.-P. Demar
GAiickson Israel Industrial Com
state New York ......,..... 237.o0
| Giprdano, Joseph-.F. A. Morrow 22223
Galiardo, Ernest VII. NJ. Roth h6l. 30
Glance Max or Adams. Glance 10000
wetter and Melvin BRYANT.
| Klesper .................. 11702
:, Merrall & Condt Co. ......., 27a7o
HqHmbpurgsy' simon, ana samuei
Hcrwitz, Morris blush Ter
;, minal. Co, ........,..... 45945
HostoVsky, Louis. II Hotson. 62s.s0
Herman. William fCleve ResD-G
Imperial Pulp & Paper Co Fl
Bigeiow, & Co, Inc. ;......,,. $500
Janson, James K. and william
krust-Henry Lindenmeyr G.
Sons ........,.,,,.., 4s57o
Kunz. Vim E--A Herfort ct al 35612
Kanes, Matholda and Dorothy
kanes tMrs Oscar Meirowsky)
brighton Products Co, Inc 3s42o
Motors Co, costs. ...... 1885
Levy Mitoa-Coiumb!a Casualty
Co $3.50. .........,.H.. 2,5fs2o
Levine Jacob ] Mitnick ~. 2So.60
Smith Co. .,...,...,.,. 4ss.1s
al .,...:...::.. g.. 1920
Corp ,.....: .,,......,.. 2l74o
Chisholm Printing co, Inc -, 1,2sl.s6
Public Wet Wash Laundry, Inc
stieger ct al, ..,...,....,.. 2SQ,s
Corp ,.:..... ,-,t........,... 1880
field Co. Inc. ..,.............. 354.ao
Positano, Diongi-ltainn. Book
Co, Inc. .............. 10s42o
Pollock. Samuel--S Cohen. ...,,., 104.3o
Radenburg, Ernest-Lorena Real
ty Co. Inc. ........,.......,.. 265.7e
Resinssr. Igna,T tRhinelander -. :,
Reilly, Elizabeth A--Waterson.
Berlin snyder r,............. eo6.71
Routledge, Thomas p and Mus
etta-Vulcnn e. Reiter Co. lac. e47Ia'
Duffy ....,,.......... 449.s1
sehult Gus--H King .....t,.; 26S.7b
Novelty Co)--American Fabrics
stufer. Edward Byieid. ...... a,o7o.so
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NoTIGE nE REnEMPTInN.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
To holders OF Victory notes and others concerned
Notice is hereby given as follows
l-ca for partial redemption of asa Per Cent.
Victory notes.--All Az per cent Victory notes.
otherwise known United States OF America Gold
Notes OF 1922 1929, which bear the distinguishing
letters "A. B, C. ID. E. or "F,f' pre6red to their
serial numbers. having been designated for ths
purpose by lot In the prescribed BY the
Secretary OF the Treasury, are called for redemp-
tion on December Is. 1922. pursuant to the pro-
yiSon for redempdon contained in the notes and
April 81. 1918. under which the notes were orig
inally issued. Interest all the Az per cent.
Victory notes thus called for redemption viii cease
on said redemption date December l5 1892.
the the DISTINGUISHING letters "a. II, /. j. K' Or IL
manner affected by this call for redemption. and
Will become due and payable as 10 principal
May 70. 1923. according 10 their terms
2-petalled information as to the presentation
and surrender Of q Ter cent Victory notes for
redemption under this call is given in Treasury
Department Circular No. ,2ae dated July 2s. 1892
eoTfes Of which may be obtained from the Treasury
Department. Division Of Loans aud Currency, Wash-
inston. ID. c., or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. ". MELLON,
auly 20, 1922. Secretary of the Treasurt.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Sugar and Coffee

Raw sugar Futures-After oDenIru
nolht lower 10 an advance OF points
prices worked off on scattered realizing
iater oreaking badly when broker close
connected with prominent Cuban
sugar house sold large blocks OF septem-
per per ana December. This brought out
y heany pfoht taking, and the last hour of
tremely nervous AS prices kept on decltn-
ing, the market closing / point net higher
points down from the best point of the
GAY; on estimated sales of $4,000 tom,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE BANK or AMERICA,
n, y Wall Street,
Nfw YORK City. New York.

New York City. New York.
~ THE STOCKHOLpERS OF
rr LIE BANK OF AMERICA:
IssssrsaeE TAKE NOTICE that a special
|a Is.. ~. ot the stockholders of The Bank
Iss ssflea Will be held at the office Of
Id GnnnA ~ Wall Street, in the Borough
Ifsi isaahattan City of New York, New
Is;, m" me 9Th day of August. 1922. at
lty X o'clock in the afternoon Of that
lssh, W me purpose of considering and
/ astion upon the following:
la a. increase of the number of direc-
tssty..s said bank from twenty-five to
Il.sseIaa,ss amendment of the Articles OF
|ssss. Of said bank by substituting
w -ss4oi oi Section / of Article III thereof
4ssedlng as follows
h.l1 l. The powers of the Association
sse,sae ee exercised, and it's business con
tl,se,.py twenty-five directors. Every
as,.ss snali be 3 citizen of the United
seld oi America, and shall own and
sss, ~ an times. in his own right, at
3, IL (lo) shares of the capital stock
.aesiewing
shalI' T. l. The powers of the Association
taet,sp y exercised. and It's business con.
tif,e, oy twenty seven directors Every
BATES shsli be citizen of the United
ssid ~ VI America. and shall own and
ssst fa. az times, In his own right, at
ne Bank" u 'ii' 'sp''ai S'och
Envw OF the Board of Directors.
esARr d.r I'D {. DELAFIEID, President.
Z. CURTIS cast,ier
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Lumber Market Gond

"Virtualiy all traces of dullness have
disappeared from the lumber market
under the urgent efforts of buying to
cover requirements before shipping de
lays have reached a more serious
stage" Lumber" in its weekly review,
will say tomorrow. much complaint
comes from the South of slow move
ment of cars and car scarcity. Fuel
shorts pc is severely felt on the Great
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department, Washington. D. G., until
ing hand tools. Vienna style sausage. steel,
vegetable shortening and wheat -four to
the navy yard. New York, A. y. etc. Ap-
piy for proposals 10 the Navy Purchasing
Office, New York, n. y. or to the Bureau
Of suppIieo and Accounts. DAVID POT
TER, Paymaster General of The Navy.
7-13-22
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

to connect them with any exchange,
but one item in the liability account is
as debt to the Curb Ticker Company
for $2s for services rendered.
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was fled yesterday against
Weed, Edwards g. Co., investment and
stock brokers, BAT Madison Avenue.
Only one creditor signed the petition.
indicating fewer than fifty creditors
The liabilities are Estimated at $35 900.
No estimate Of assets is made
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
No Dividend Action

BOSTON, July 27.--The directors Of
the National Leather Company to-day
failed to take action on the quarterly
dividend of 2 per cent due August 10
on the preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Vc,,egon Metal Market

LONDON, July 27.-Standard cop
per, spot, 963 lbs; futures, e64; cleo
trolytc, spot, $40 los; futures, s71 los,
Tin, spot, G162 It's Cd; futures, sl62
It's Sd. Lead, spot, e25 15s; futures,
f24 12s Cd. Zinc, spot, $50 5s; futures,
600 12s Cd
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

The proportion of the banks re-
serve to liability this week is 1870 per
cent; last week it was 1905 per cent.
Rate Of discount 3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Accents Eagle-Picher Bid

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Secretary
Fall to-day announced that he had ac-
cepted the bid offered by the Eagle
Pitcher Lead Company for lead and
zinc mining leases covering Quapaw
Indian lands in Ottawa County, Okla.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
D6E MANUFACTURING COMPANY

ySOgSE yogslEI MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
TSSiiTE 10 TEp OF R;E,DEMPTIoN or BONDS;
eso0RTGAGE SIX PER CENT SERIAL
ssoLD BONDS OF DODGE MANU-
vpaaeFURlNG COMPANY, NUMBERED
sIc,M ssh0M 7ol To 1000, BOTH NUMBERS
sdINSs,i;lsIVE. DATED AUGUST /, 1911:
u. .vrtifE is HEREBY GIVEN that all of
Al, al FIRST Mortgage six Per Cent Serial
s..s s..a Honds of Dodge Manufacturing Com
T I'm. q the issue dated August l, 1911.
I,5lOsred tfon Io1 to 1000, both numbers
saS siS.'he; We, bonds numbered from 701 to 500
ssss, inclusive s maturing August l, 1923.
ss,sss matur'ng August 1924. and
sIp,.s.h Isss hambered from 9O1 to 1000. both in
rsS..s. maturing August ], 1925, will be
.bs rssa aa and paid on August l, 1922, at
T5y,, 9Ies n of The Guardian Savings and
Ess. asompany in the City of Cleveland,
, s,s,io "t Ohio, par accrued interest and
t.pai pail'uhsM ,hsM Of five per centum- on the prin-
annsSs ayslss July 5. 1922.
W. AANtFACTURING COMPANY,
BY NJ. w. MIX. President.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
suthern Spot Markets Cal

soathern Spot Observation-Disclosures steady.
4 POINTS higher at 21.S5c; sales, 1904
h.s New Orleans. quiet. unchanged at
fs.c; sales, 81 bales. Mobile nominal.
ss,ssnged at 2ic; sales nil. Savannah
s,say, points higher at 21.2Sc: sales nil.
ysrteIk quiet, unchanged at 2t.25c: sales.
h tales. Augusta steady, unchanged at
H t,, gales, 50 bales. Memphis steady,
..,aasged at % Soc; sales. $50 bales.
g,s.ton steady, 10 points higher at 2170c;
SIS, 1852 bales Little Rock quiet. un-
tinysd at 216Oc; sales % bales Dallas
u,dy, 10 points higher at 21.30c; sales.
hi bales Montgomery firm, unchanged
h !issc sales nil Fort Worth steady.
] rants ftgher ~ 2l.25c, gales. $50 hales
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The American Sssgar
Refining Company
D.r-J YN..,:S1-G
Preferred Dividend

Preferred Dividend
On the Preferred Stock dividend
of one and three quarters per cent,
being the l23rd consecutive dividend
thereon, payable on the second day of
October 1922 70 stockholders of record
OF, the first day of September 1922.
The Transfer Books will not close.
EDWIN T. GIBSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
READING COMPANY.
IeDeraI Office. Reading Terminal

Philadelphia, July II, 1922.
The Board of Directors has declared from
the net earnings a quarterly dividend OF two
per cent (29e) the Common Stock of the
Company. to he paid on August 10, 1922 to
the stockholders of record at the close of
business. July is, 1922. Checks will be
mailed to stockholders wEo have filed divi-
dend orders with the Treasurer.
JAY V. HARE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Judgments Filed
In Naw York County

In New York County
The following judgments we're filed yes
torday the first name being that, Of the
debtor:
Albert Louis. and Jacob Miller
w r. Wilson ct al ....,.... sissss
Burke. Louis, and Louis Burke
CO.. Inc.-M. Singer .......... 1s5.16
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and data when
Judgment was fled:
HI ajini Moe. ct al--Morris Plan
Co, New York Sept 23, 1915. s1le.1o
Magill Joseph B. and Robert 8
Wild-W schek jr; July 25.
1929 .....,......... 1918
Post-van Der Burg Cos Girls
woia; NOV T. 1921 .:.......,, 1890
Works. Inc; Dec 80, 1921 49,. 44fs5
School Merrill-~R G MlIhiser;
March 3, 1922 ............. so.S72Io
Field W Harry Dillon; July
. o. 1929 ......, bSo,2o
>. Noy 10, 1921 ..,,:, 1.274.77
June, II, 1915 ..... 6e4.sS
lum Inc: Jan 26 fo17...... 60765
Knlttng, Mills April 10, 1920
Teverssed) ........ 77se.s0
ct al; June So, 1922. ..:....,. s,4ss.5s
Fennsll, James A, and National
Surety Co--People. etc; April
IS. 1922 (vacated) .,.,. 10000
Horowitz. Samuel, and National
tvaoateD .,,..,..,. 1850. 100000
tulli---People. etc. March /,
1912 (vaeated) ,...-.....,.,. sOo,oO
In Bronx County
Miller, Aaron--American Hard
ware Corporation; May ss,
1al7, ,,...,,.., =. II, ,t..... sase'S
simon Shapro--G. Goldberg Il
Son. Inc. Sept 6. lsis.....t.. as7.s7
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

"a points. There We're senders of ! soo
aSr'ess ia,s ds on July contracts and these caused
for the day were is 500 barrels.
The range of prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

Silsbe. Frank H-Park & Tiford 333,77
Universal Steel Export Co, Inc
First Aparticot Corp. ........ 633.70
Ubriaco, Frank l. Columbia
Casualty Co. o................... 2,51S.2o
U S Trust co of N Y, admr-D e
Smith .................... 1,29S.o0
Same-Same ....................'1 10, ,811. 45
bat Realty CO, Inc ......[.. 1858 os
Wertheim, Samuel-N sTele
phone CO .................. 10473
Wtnslow. Carroll De Marryatt 472.54
Winder, Randolph T-E Behring-
er Sheet Metal Works Inc. 1925
Wattenberg, Chares-Standard
Oil CO of New York .,..... 6,0S468
Woodruff. James C-Larchmont
Yacht Club ............... 1924
Yuvanich Lena, and Natl Surety
Co--People Gtc .............. 1000 90
Yuvanich, Pavoina, and Natl
Surety Co-same ,........... 1000 90
Ia Bronx County
Bester Leonard r, Ivan Null
Inns and James II Dewsnap--
x Blank .:.........,..,.... $4,000
Kreisler, Jacob-E Fioischl at al 1o2 ss
Low Sob A Hartstein ~ 117o
siegeh 1saac-Benson Mfg Co,
Inc .,......... .,.........A, 1888 30
Schneider. Hugo Roth H. 23611
Schult, Bus--H King .,.... 6S75
opal Hyman-J Berkowitz.. 27T5
Saine-Same ga ...,..-.,,.,...,. S0,72
ans; WlIllam E--J> - walls. 324.20
'ahela felX-J NJ Fornes..... 1928
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, July 27.--The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
follonriror chanues IN francs.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
= BUCKEYE rIpE line COMPANY

"t'kEiE PIPE LINE COMPANY.
ss Broadway,
!. disit.,s ssw York, July 18th. 1922
IstAtss =. o' 81 60 per share has been
kss M. "a f1e Capita; stock Of this Cor
Stsshels ssoie September 18th. 1924, 10
YEA. OF record at the close Of
August 21st. 1922
~ j. Il. FAST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, July 27.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of England shows
the following changes:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
THE PULLMAN COMPANY

DIV IIlEND NO. 2TZ
quarterly dividend of 500 per share
will be paid August Is. 1922. TO stockhold-
ers of record at the close OF business July
81. 1922 j. f. KANE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER &
PITTSBURGH RAILWAY COMPANY

Dividends OF Three Dollars per share on
the Preferred Stock and TWO Dollars per
share on the Common Stock of this Company
have been declared, payable August 15. 1922,
to stockholders of record August 5, 1922.
ERNEST ISELIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28

sfsss IN the cottonseed oil market were
frs ,srfy n the session on better de-
nsahr the new crop positions and cover
Hsthe old crop months but later the
Et,a! rea ted and lost part of the gains.
dslis however, with net advances of to
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Stocks Elk Dividend

Date Name. 2. CT
Aug. American Radiator co. pf
Aug Am. w. w. g. Ri. Inc. ext
", I. 1st pf. pf...........,... q
Aug Central r. r. of New Jersey
Aug Chic. st. p. 81. g. O, pf...s. "a
Aug T. do pf .........,.,. IL
JnIy 31--Colurnbia Gas S, Electric Co. II
July s1-Conn. Ry. & Lighting Co 90. u
,IuIy 2s-ConttnentaI riank or New York. "
July 3l~--Corn Exchange Bank. 3 .
.July 2s-Durham IIoaery Mills pf.,.. I&
Aug 1--Iron Products Corp. pf ......
Aug. 1---Keli -Sp'field Tire Co S% pf..
Aug. 1-wMiami Copper Co. .......tt., N
July s1--Norf & West. Ry. Co. Adj pf, !
Aug. 1--Pennsylvana II, r.. Co ..-+. y
Aug. 1--Pittsburgh g. w. Va. Ry Co. pf u
Aug. 1---superior steel Corp LIST pf. :,
Aug. 6---Union Tank Car Co, ,.....,... =
Aug. g. do pf Observation-Disclosures. u
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Cotton Statistics


H lysfpooI cabIes-Spot cotton quiet at 10
hints advance, middling, 13.t4d. Sales,
1ase bales American, 1000 bales. I'm
tlsrts, 10000 bales; American, 1000 bales.
fuures opened quiet at 20 5 points ad-
fsnce Closed quiet but steady at a net ad-
flctobsr, l?,17d; December. 110Sd; Jan
lary. usld; March. 1I82d; May 1850.
Manchester Yarns dull; cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1922-07-28
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON, 27The of
banks a the of business July ows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Kansas City. Feb. 3.--Caffie.
receipts. $500: steers barely ac-
tive. mostly steady. 10 strong !;
spots higher; top. $50: other
sales. s5.50ld7. 30: COWS. strong ,
'hulk. s400ld 500. few lots s525Co
SO. heifers. weak: most sales
below S6O0. sfockers and feeders.
steady 70 strong. choice stockers.
IS 70(o 600: good feeders. $500
so: other classes around steady
most eannerS. - 2.J0fG275. cutters
largely around $3.50: better
grades vealsrs. 5000 1000: most
bulk. $1,000 4.25
Hogs. receipts. 6.Oo0: al lighter
weights and desirat,ls hogs mp 20
215-lbs.~ Joe 10 l5c higher than
Yesterday average. others drag
ey and barely steady: brsi 10 70
190-pouDders. 5000 2. 10: 200 10
275-pounderS. = 6Olo q: bulk
o. Salez. ss.35G9.O0: top. $40:
packer top. 5000: most fhrowoui
soxs. ss.50N7O0: stock pigs.
steady 70 l0e higher few up to
$3.50
Sheep. reeeipis. 3.000: sheep.
STEADY besf wfihers. $50. lambs.
10c 70 l5e higher. top. $l3.35; ;
shorn. 1920.