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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-08
GRAIN AT LOWEST
| PRICES OF SEASON
Wheat, Corn and Oats Carried
Down to New Record, and
Close Is Unsettled.

CHICAGO. Aug 2.-Burdensome re-
ceipts. together with indifference of de-
mand. led to the lowest prices thus far
recorded this season in the wheat mar
ket to-day. Furthermore, some late
selling was induced by vague reports
settle the railroad strike.
The close was unsettled at Nc. to
&c. net decline. with September 105ss
to 1868. and December 1865 to 1864
Corn lost A@9s to B@1c, and oats
&c. to &c.
Provisions finished unchanged to 12g
15c. lower.
Low prices for wheat were reached
early in the day. long before any hint
had been received as to the Presidents
latest plans touching strike settlement.
With arrivals of wheat here totaline
LOLA carloads and with hedging sales
finding the market without any ade-
quate buying support prices went down.
grade until the December a ~rty
struck sl.06, the bottom figures s. ths
session Subsequently. moderate rallies
took place, owing more or less - gossip
that quick work toward evolving credits
for the purchase OF foodstuffs might be
done by the international conference
which started to-day in London.
Such wheat settings as resulted from
talk about strike settlement proposals
affected chiefly the September delivery.
A holiday at Liverpool making export
business slow, had some bearish infu-
United States Government crop report
tomorrow Besides weather conditions
for harvest were nearly ideal.
Corn and oats as well as wheat
dropped to the lowest prices so far
on the 1922 crop. Current estimates OF
the yield OF feed were construed as
bearish, but were afterward partly on
set by announcement OF decrease OF
nearly 100000 bushels in the visipie
supply Of corn.
Provisions were depressed in line with
hogs and grain.
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Bur1ap Market 1. stronger.

Inquiries were numerous yesterday in
the local burlap market. although trans
actions We're of small proportions.
Prices held generally firm. but 1t is
said that where sizeable sales were
mentioned slight concessions were
granted. The Calcutta market was re-
ported as decidedly firmer and more
active. AS in the local market, buyers
abroad do not appear willing to pay
asking prices. Holders here were de-
manding $40 cents for light weights and
915 cents for heavies, both for spot
delivery, while for future delivery the
asking prices were 6.10 cents and SIS
cents respectively. 1t Is the belief of
a prominent burlap factor that prices
will continue to point upward. although
occasional setbacks are to be expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-08
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Lighting Fixtures Decorated
With Crystals Are in Popu-
lar Demand.

Interest in lighting fixtures decorated
with crystals. which were in vogue in
the Colonial days, is reawakening. Bush
ness In this class of merchandise has
been expanding steadily In the last sew
eral months. Although the call for these
articles comes largely from the wealthy
class of people because of the higher
prices, leading manufacturer reported
that the demand from the lower or
working class is growing steadily.
Amusement places and hotels are also
among the users of fixtures embellished
with crystals. Anticipating revival of
demand the manufacturer recently went
to Czecho- Slovakia, where he ordered
large quantities of crystals. The fact
that imports have increased consider
ably has induced Czecho-Slovakia crystal
manufacturers to raise their prices from
so to rs per cent in the last few months,
according to the manufacturer.
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Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, bv THE NEW YORK HrRALp
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Aug. Z.
An advance in wireless telegraphy
was registered to-day with the opening
of what is announced as the worlds
most powerful radio station at Ste
Assise, for communication with the
United States.
Reports from American receiving
stations throughout the day showed
that messages were received with excep-
tional clearness. though they were sent
ut an extraordinary speed OF eighty
words a minute--fourfold the speed OF
the German station at Nauen.The radio
company declares that within a few
weeks. when the machinery will be com
plete. II will be possible nearly TO double
this rate.
The French end IL In the hands Of a
private company which interlocks with
the Marconi In England and the Radio
Corporation OF America. This fact.
coupled with the announcement that the
rate will be 40 centimes less a word
than the cables are charging. indicates
an attempt 10 capture transatlantic
Business. As soon as perfected Marconi
cIarifiers are to be Installed. which will
overcome the atmospheric disturbances
that hitherto have been the greatest dis
advantage of wireless.
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TO THE HOLDERS or
THE PROCTOR q GAMBLE COMPANY
7ep Serial Gold Notes, Series E,
Dur March 4 1927.

You are hereby notified pursuant TO the
provisions of Article III of the Trust Agree
ment dated March 1. 1918, between The Proc
ter & Gamble Company and Guaranty Trust
Company of New York. Trustee, that The
Proctor Gamble Company has called for
redemption on September /, 1922. all OF the
Five Million Dollars ($5 900. 00o) principal
amount OF It's T96 Serial Gold Notes Series II
issued under said Trust Agreement, and that
on or after said sdate the holders OF such
notes upon presentation and surrender thereof
with coupons maturing March T. 1923, at
tsched, at the TRUST DEPARTMENT. Of
Guaranty Trust Company OF New YORK. No.
40 Broadway, In the Borough Of Manhattan
City and State OF New York, viii be paid.
In accordance with the terms anC PROVISIONS
Of such Trust Agreement the principal
amount OF such notes and the premium OF
pne-half OF one per cent. (iASs) OF such prin.
cpal amount. Interest on all OF the said
notes Will cease on September !. 1922, and
interest coupons maturing after said date
shall be null and void The coupons matur.
ing September 4, 1922, should be detached
and collected In the usual manner:
THE PROCTOR a. GAMBLE COMPANY.
by GEORGE S. WOODWARD. Treasurer.
Dated July %. 1922
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Imitation Pearl Necklaces.

Demand for imitation pearl necklaces
continues undated. Business with the
makers so far this year is running
ahead of the same period last year.
One of the largest producers reported
sales in the first half of this year
approximately Is per cent better than
last year. and declared that from pres
ent indications business Will continue
to broaden materially. His statesmen
are on the road soliciting orders from
retailers to cover their fall and Christ
mas holiday requirements. Represen-
tatives covering the mid-Atlantic and
Pacific coast territory are meeting with
more success than statesmen in other
sections Retailers, as a general rule
are carrying light supplies but are
ordering conservatively.
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27c: other Western and Southern gathered
whites. 25T32c. nearby and nearby Western
hcnnery browns. extra, 33a3oc.;. nearby
sogsic. firsts 10 extra firsts. 24a45c
FRUITS, FRESH-Apples. new, Southern,
basket. soc. so; Jersey. .e5c; Is2: upriver.
4.5o: grapes, Maryland. crate. SLID; up
river crate, si75 pears, Florida Georgia.
crate, sisoa2 Dbl SO sa7 j, basket e, lq 5ds3
bushel basket, si.259i.T5: Georgia and North
Carolina, crate $50 Jersey S,- crate sos;
basket. T5c.mSi.25: plums. upriver. 10.
basket. 25d35c.: raspbcrries. Jersey. pint,
huckeberries Pennsylvania, quart. aa22c.;
Jersey, 7a22c.. Nova Scotia. 2oa2sc:
oranges, California. boy: s2gii 50; grape
ss.Soas; Porto Rican. ss5oaiO: Cuban,
81. 25n6.75. lines, bbl., $sla. lemons. Cali
forna, box, SO 1915; pineapples. Porto Ricen.
Cuban. 81 5oa4!s; avocado pears. Florida.
crate. s5m8; Cuban, si.50d2.J0: ostrich egg
melons, California. crate. $lml 80; Arizona,
a. .25d1.7b; casaba melons, California. crate,
Si.50ui.7J; watermelons, southern poor car,
sT5G500 muskmeons. Jersey. Ford Hook
crate, roc 81; Arizona. pink meat, crate,
trate. 2Jn70c. flat crate. 25d50c. musk
melons. Delaware and Maryland. pink meats
Jp1b. crate ace.a,siS S;,eo standard crate
Turlock. standard crate. si.Tcdp2.75; flat
crate sfd1.25.
POULTRY. DRESSED Chickens, fresh
broiers, nearby 32n42c. Western 3fm4fc I;
flyers. 3tG3sc. frozen flyers. 276r32c :
frozen roasters, 3oT3sc fowls, fresh West
ern. boxes. i9n30c.; bills, iau20c. iced,
isd2sc old cocks. freah i7m20c.; turkeys
fresh 2od32c,; frozen, young. 42n55c. .
frozen, old, 40T45c.; ducks. Long Island
spring. 25c. Western. frozen, 2on22c geese
Western. i5GtSc; squads white. h., esq
roc. dark, 3rTn0c.: culls. 25T35c.
POULTRY, TIVE-Fowls, freight, 22d25c. !:
express. 2fT2Gc.; spring broers, freight
27n3Oc.; spring broilers. express. 2IfD33c. ;
spring broilers. white leRhorn. 25n2nc old
ROSTERS, freight, lie. turkeys, toms, freight,
zoe; hens. express. 3oc ducks. freight,
zoe. Long Island, spring, 27c; old, 24c. .
geese, freight. f3c.; express, f4uf7c. pigeons,
pair. freight or express, 30c.: guincas, pair
rnhhlln- IN mr. frnI
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BFANS-Marrow, choice domestic, 100 lbs,
81. 80; pea. sgT5: medium. 1915; Kotenashi.
Japanese, s7.2JaT.75: pea. Rumania. $1,000
G.75: medium, Rumania. SG25i small white,
California. $3.50; Lady Washington, Call
fornia. $3.50; red kidney. 80; imperial, ss;oo'
white kidney, se.50n9.75; Cantalina. Italian.
SsTs 30: black turtle sonp, sSSJmo: yellow
eye. s7.5ods: pink. California, 500; lima,
California $40. rs, Madagascar, xInI.Jo.
BTTTEH-Creamery, higher than extras,
h.. 3ti1d SIC. extras, % score. 34c; frsts,
3id33c.; seconds, 29d30izc; lower grades,
~ An 2SMc. centralized cars. 90 score, 32c, .
40 score 3ihc. So score, Bic. IS TO 81
score, 2glsnsOikc.: unsalted. higher than ex-
tras, 3Jhm36iac extras, ~ score .iiaw
lower grades. 2od s0c. state, dairy tubs.
finest 33d33ikc.. good 70 prime, 3in32isc. :
common 70 fair, 27m3dhc.: ladies. current
make. extras, 20'aG30kc.; firsts. 2Ihm2sg !:
seconds, 2Ga26hc.; lower grades, 2t425c. I;
packing stock. current make, No. ], 26n
sshc. No. 2. 25d25hc.. lower grades. 220
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dbl, si.7Ja2.25;
Virginia. No. 1. bbl., si.50n2. 20; Jersey,
roundg 150 lbs, si5od2; long. sl@i %;
s2a2. 80; Long Island sack. s2H225 100 10.
sack si.50T2.i5; sweet potatoes, Jersey,
basket. sl:25a2 rs; !. Virginia, Dbl. sS.5ogs;
Florida. sBmT so. North Carolina, $2.50ub;
yams, North Carolina. bbl s2.50a4.
cHEESE-New York State flats, fresh spe-
cials. 20u2tc; average run. 19hnlOAc /;
twins fresh specials. 2od2o%c;; average
run, fpmc.: wisconsin fresh double daisies.
ioNa2Oc single daisies, iahq20hc.. young
Americas, 20Mc.
EGGs-Fresh gathered extras doz. 2Dg
Ale. regular packed. extra flrsts, 2Gn2sc. /;
regular packed. firsts. 23hm25c.: seconds
dlrties, regular packed, No. / isdec. No.
and i,oorer, 15nf7hc. checks, poor to
choice dry. 15qiThc.. New Jersey hennery
whites, candled. extras, 5fd52c. uncandled,
extras. 4JH59c. nearby hcnnery whites. ex-
tras. local candled. 47mipc. nearby and
nearby Western hennery whites, average
extras 49d45c.: extra flrsts, 38m40c.: firsts.
aga 35c: nearby gathered whites. firsts to
extra fIrsts, 32d40c.; under grades, 2s030c. /;
pullefs' eggs, 22d3Sc. Pacific coast whites,
extras, 40ff42c.; extra firsta. 3463sc.: firsts.
30Q33c.; undcr grades. 26129c.; puilets. eco
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Further Decline in Raw SILK.

The Yokohama raw silk market
opened the week with a decline in prices
of about ten cents a pound. Trans
actions continued small. Prices in the
local market were also softer. while
trading was without feature Mills and
buyers have temporarily decided to sit
back and wait for prices to approach
lower levels. In the-thrown silk market
the situation showed little change.
Despite the recession in raw silk,
prices of the thrown fiber have not
shown any appreciable weakening.
Where large transactions are involved
1t is said that mills will grant some con-
cessions.
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Underwear Trade Good.

Buying of fall underwear is progress
ing favorably. Trade during the last
three weeks seems to have taken new
lease of life. and retailers are more in
clined to place their orders with more
freedom and interest than previously.
manufacturers of both wooden and cot
ton underwear who have not already adj
vancod their prices insist that they will
be Obliged to later on, because of higher
raw material costs. Buying OF light
underwear for next spring has moder-
ated slightly, partly accountable to the
violent fluctuations in the raw cotton
market which have encouraged buyers in
the belief that underwear prices will
recede rather than advance. Whole
salers and retailers have already COW
cred part of their seasons requirements,
and at present, appear contented to fol-
low the course of raw cotton quotations.
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Is 1880
stamped

Shar Stl Hoop
S ( IS 1871
Sierra & S +
Power IS 45
81. .s... 90 "a
Sine Con Oil
7iss 1928
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QUITS RACE ron LODGE SEAT.

BosToN, Aug. Russell A. Wood of
Cambria - to-day announced his with
drawal from the contest for the Repub-
lican nomination for the United States
Senate. He explained his action as due
to a conviction that the opposition to
the denomination OF Senator Lodge
should be united and should express It.
self in the backing OF single candi-
date. shall work, accordingly. for
the nomination of Joseph Walker Of
Brookline." he said.
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Fair Demand for Hosiery.

Business in hosiery is running at a
small but encouraging pace. Wholesal-
ers are buying in a steady way but
show little inclination to take more than
enough for 60 to 80 days supply. The
style trend toward longer dresses Is re-
garded as an important factor In the
fashions for women's hosiery. Some
manufacturers incline to the belief that
most women will not discard the short
skirt this fall and that the vogue OF
long dresses will not prevail. at least.
until the latter part of next year. Should
the new fashion hold sway this fall man
ufacturers say. there Is no doubt but
that II will react unfavorably on the
heather hosiery business. The uncer-
tainty surrounding the reception OF the
new mode has caused manufacturers OF
hcathers, to delay production.
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Rubber Goods Men Optimistic.

Manufacturers of druggists rubber
sundries face the fall season with in
creased optimism. At this time the
trade is experiencing its usual off sea-
son period. Manufacturers have about
completed the line of samples to be
carried by their statesmen when they
leave for the road the latter part of this
month. Retail druggists stocks need
replenishment. Retailers. as general
rule. place their orders in August and
September to cover their probable re-
quirements for several months ahead.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TIE CRESCENT PIPE LINE COMPANY

40 FUWFtH AVtIlUtt
Pittsburgh. Pa, August Sd. 1922.
dividend OF Seventy-five C75) Cents per
share has been declared on the capital
stock OF this company, payable Friday.
September Is, 1929. 10 stockholders OF record
ut the close OF business Friday. August
-. 1922.
hooks wlli be cioHed from r. NJ. Friday.
August 20 to A. NJ. Saturday. September
10.
All communications regarding payment or
change Of address should be sent TO THE
office not later than Friday, August sSs
1922. J. A. TOOMEYs Secretary%
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Fire Record

A. M. LOSS.
i2.o5-sis washington st., William
Tobeifnan .......t......... Unknown
IL .2o-5it East t56th ST., A Olsen
baum ............t.......... Trifling
IL $3.50 Cannon st.. rubbish. I'M
KNOWN .....s..s....a..... unknown
fi50L-9f2 Longwood av.. Bronx. avn
Ing, Max Mayer. .......... Unknown
525-s0f Riverside dr., David Du-
koff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Trifling
S.25-32 West 10th st.. Engineers
CluD ..........s.l... None
10iJ-631 East 18th ST.. Leona
Squire .................t.U Unknown
PM
IL :3o--7f West t2Jth ST., Mrs. Carlyle TriflinE
:05-5g4 broadway. Adler q Roscn-
berg ...t......s..s....... Unknown
o:fo-Tle East is7th ST.. Bronx: Max
seiser ............ ....... Unknown
2:40-so4 Alien ST.. motorcar: r. s.
ThriR ................... Trifiinr
s:oo-i West i5ist st.; NJ. Ashley;
i.i5-af5 West esth st.. Hudson Motor
Co--... s.sss.. .. ~. .....s~ts. TrifunE
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Bonds for $1,000 each.
Die. Desc.
Bonds for 500 each.
c-e1e. c-ooi. c-se2.

Holders OF such bonds requested 10
present them for payment, with October ],
1922 and all subsequent coupons attached,
Mt the principal office of Bankers Trust
Company. Corporate Trust Department. 10
Wall Street New York. ~. Y. Payment at
1o7neo OF the principal amount of such bonds
with accrued interest to September 20. 1922,
will be made on and after September 20,
1000 Interest on the said bonds will
on September %. 1922, and any coupons for
interest pertaining to any such bonds als
maturing after said date shall become and
he null and void, except with respect to
interest 20 September 20. 1922. on coupons
maturing October /, 1922.
Dated, New York City. n. ". July Is. 1922.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
by II. Il. WILSON. JR..
Vice President.
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DENNY DUE HOME SEPT. 4.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Flight OF the
sixty members Of the United States
Naval Academy class of 1881. who have
been attending reunion of the class
In Toxic, returned on the United States
transport Logan yesterday Secretary
of the Navy DENLY, member OF the
class. and the others of the party are
expected here on the transport Hendcr-
son about September l.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
10 Year sinking Fund $50 Gold Debenturs
Bonds Due February T. 1910.

ETNNTlNIf FUND INJIIN3F
Notice Is hereby given as provided IN
Article W. OF the Indenture. dated February
1910 OF the New York Telephone Com
pany 10 the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York, as Trustee. that the undersigned az
its office, No. 40 broadway, New York City,
will receive until 10 o'clock a. NJ. on Thurs
day. August "a 1922, offers for the sale 10
II as Trustee OF sufficient bonds OF the
above issue at not exceeding 1905 OF par and
accrued interest to exhaust the sum of Two
Hundred Twenty-six Thousand Thirty-five
Dollars and Twenty-eight Cents tS22G. o352s).
held In the Sinking Fund Interest on tho
bonds accepted will cease on August %. 1922
The Trustee reserves the right to reject
any and nil offers. Offers should be sealed
and addressed to the TRUST DEPARTMENT
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
Bv WILLIAM q. POTTER. President.
Dated, New York. August 1. 1922.
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AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND, NO. %.
( Regular Quarterly Dividend (No. e3l I.
of One and 5O-iO0 Dollars tsf.50l per share.
on the Preferred Stock OF this Company
has been declared from the accumulated
profits of the Company, payable on October
q. 1922, 10 Preferred Stockholders OF record
nj the close OF business on September 0,
1922. Checks will be mailed.
9. @. DUPRAT, Treasurer.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. 1 Northern spring, s1.52; No
Q red. 81 "a: No hard, $685. No. / Mani
toba, 81 As. and No. mixed durum, $1.28
c. L. I. New York track.
CORN-No. yellow and No. white.
size, and No. mixed. sic. C. i. (. New
York.
OATS-No. . white. 45lkd46c.; No white.
44d45c: No. white 43p43hc.; fancy
clipped white, 51ika53hc: ordinary clipped
white, 461k14Thc.. all elevator.
RYE-No. Western, Ole. I. o. b., and
Spisc. c. |. T. New York.
BARIEY-Malting. 7Jq7oc. c. i. Z. New
York.
HAY-No 1, s27a29; No. ., s25927; No. 8
S22Q24; shipping. S20Q22 per ton,
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To THE HOLDERS OF
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Twenty-Five Year First and Refundins
Mortgage 796 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
Series A, due October l. 1915.

. Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10
Article flourish of the First and Refunding
Mortgage Indenture between The Bell Tele-
phone Company of Pennsylvania and Bank
Trust Company, Trustee, dated October
l. 1920, Bankers Trust Company, Trustee.
Fund. called by lot for payment on Septem-
Der 90. 1922, at 10Th% OF the principal
amount thereof with accrued interest to
September 20, 1922, Twenty-Five Year First
and Refunding Mortgage Tqo Sinking Fund
Gold Coupon Bonds. Series a, due October
l.. 1916. issued Hereunder. OF the following
Serial numbers:
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Episcopal Church in the U. S

Episcopal Church In the u. s.
COSTS ................ 1888
Eastern Electrical Supply Co... 925.G0
DUKES. Jack-T. Fink. ............ 9sl.0l
ELLIS Lillian-M. NJ Bull. ..... 120.T6
EDELMAN, Harry-D. Scherl.. Isl 20
Hotel I55.oo
Il. RADLE. INC.-O. Turtle. ....... 1,1iS.39
GARDNER. George M.-Fisk Tire
HAGGIN. Ben Aim. Rock ct all. 2.iss75
HENIcK. Julius-Levy Dairy Co.,. 1,loI,SI
HAMMER Louis-L. Proto. ........ 1f4.2u
HELLER, Earl AT. w. Dodge Co. 100.I3
JOHN S. BUZZINI CORP. A.
Janney. Jr., ct al. .............. 466.1l
JACOBS, Gustavc. Jr.-Royal East
crn Electrical Supply Conn.,. 1917
SAME-Same Observation-Disclosures. 1857
LITE. Harry. and David II. Robin
son Robinson Raincoat Co)-C.
Collier. Inc. ................... $3.50
man. .................. 23i.5s
MEGANNAM. Kaleei talso known
as Charles Megannem)-M Makla 945.61
MILLER. Samuel-Oppenheim Col
McTiernan. James M. and Florence
CIV Fischer ct al. ............ 321.4
tributors, Inc. .................... 1.s39s1
bound Realty Corp. costs. -. 1oa57
MESSER F'red-C. Adee ct all. $50. 40
Der Corp. ..................... 655.ss
ding co.j-cosmopolitan Bank. 2I91o
Flour Co. .................... 461.e5
Guenthcr- Russell Law. Inc ....:. 1,s21.83
PEARSON, Arthur. and and Morris II -4ox
REESE. Harry-B. Stengel. 31s.95
SCHAcTER. David-T. c. Uhlen
et ~, -. = 80 o'f'@o
wards & Co. Inc. ................ $4,000
sCHAMARoCT. Samuel D.-wein-
eb-Kaplan SILK Co. 63e.46
STEIN. Edward s.-J. +. Todd ct
VERMONT HYGEIA ICE CO. and 49,
City Trust CO.. Sc.-H. sheafer.. II .46e.o2
VICTORY BLOUSE AND LIN
GERIE CO., INC. and Isaac II.
and A.. I. Roth-First National
Bank Of Phmont. N: Y...;.; s7e21
Pub. .................... 1.a4t. 90
WHITE. Charles-C. l.. Haines.... 235.91
Eastern Electrical supply Co.. s25.61
WILKINS COZ. w. Dodge Co.. 1921
WEBER. Mary. II. Radigan.... 1855
BRONX.
FENLACH CONT Con- ".
westchester and Boston r. r. Co. sasl 20
THOMPSON. John NV. v. Aston 330.ho
WEIDER. Henry-L. j. LeRolle.... 59.12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NEW YORK.
CITY OF NEW YoRK-Beaver En-
March ii. 1910. ................... 1852. %
February >. 1920 ................. I27so.o7
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ia2a a. .e.................. $4,000
Nav ii. 1929 .................. $4,000
'G JUN 20 1927 .................... ROSS
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