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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28
CHURCHLESS CHILDREN

There arc twenty-five million boys
and girls outside of the Sunday
School in this country. Every child in
Amcrics should Ne in some Sunday
Scht 4 every Sunday morning.
Every child should be accompanied to
Sunday School BY his parents.
The mother who doesn't bring her
child into the world dedicated to God
has committed = crime against the
child. The father who doesn't lead
his child to the altar OF worship. rev.
.erencc. and devotion has committed a
Crime against his child and against
society; for he has left out OF the
childs training the greatest factor.
Parents who refuse to bring their
children to church. and who refuse to
allow their children 10 unite with the
church and become devout Christian
workers are stumbling blocks: they
arc curses to their children.
There Is but one remedy for the
condition in this country. and that is
salvation by Jesus Christ. There is
but one place in which that salvation
can be found. and that is in Gods in-
fallible Word. There is but one in
stliutlon authorized 20 teach that
Word namely the orthodox Christian
church.
Every child should be IN Sunday
School and IN the church pew on Sun
day morning sitting beside his parents.
Chlidfen are never too young 10 be
saved, bar II they arc neglected aud
grow 70 be old m>n and women hard
sasd "a sin they may become TO old
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28
The Sandwich Appetizer.


The long established European ~.
tom Of taking an appetizer Dei''e -
nef, Ia the form Of wafef'llAs
wich and light beverage, nae 80
points IN its favor The "sio'p'. IN
as Il is called, eau be most 'ss''-'-
served on daintily spp9ip'7a ~ -
When meal begins sitb u" ~
% entitled fruit, tbs ga'''''F -
Che rsldsboara' Is fhe nl"s' 49, 80,
Tory way fog tbs housewife ~ !" ~
'hai ail the family anp fraag - -
tilnlf places a. the falll' ~" ~
"lellss afe made ~ very INV .sut
" huilsTed bread spaf u''s*
. saas VI leaa sfapf juice
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28
OUR OBLIGATION TO
YOU AND OTHERS

The saying, goods
well bought are half
sold tells only pat OF
the j. G. Penney Com
pany story.
Our obligation to our
customers does not end
with the actual purchase
and sale or goods.
/ It's true, every pur-
chase must be the best
from The standpoint OF
| quality and price, we
can possibly make.
Large volume buying
for our 37l stores as
sures greater yalu es
Than can be obtained
from retailers buying
in a much smaller way.
Every sale made in
This store must carry
with it absolute customs
err salisfactloh Our
service does mol end nn-
til YOU are fin lily
pleased.
~ G..
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28
DOMESTIC LABOR SITUATION
(By Robert f. Smith, President Lum-
bermen's Trust Co. Bank, Portland

bermen's Trust Co. Bank, Portland
The effect of the coal strike is seen
by contrasting the bituminous output
for March and June of this year. the
figures being respectively 1876. 900
tons and 20, O73,oOO tons. The Federal
Government, however, has taken a
firm stand in ordering resumption of
work at the mines and guaranteeing
protection so as to avoid a coal fam
Inc this winter. 1t is generally con-
coded that the strike of the railway
shopmen will not have the effect of
paralyzing or even seriously hindefing
traffic. The advertisements for new
men by the roads have brought ample
response and despite the Unions claim
to the contrary it is probably true that
MANY Of the craftsmen who went out.
nave returned to work. The railroads
used good stately in emphasizing the
fact that the strike was AGAINST RI
decision OF the Labor Board. ouotinp
In full the statement of the Chairman
of that Board in which it was con-
tended that men taking the place of
strikers should not be considered as
strike-breakers in the ordinary sense
mas much as the strike was against
the decision of governmental agency
representing the public.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28

lns optimism thal counts mosl y
,np optimism ~ slgang hpafls willing
hands and cool hrads lalheg ilHn lhal
NJ lAe motley boys sho shpsi 'Awen7
snd 'glallplulah' an9 W ny sQli
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28

iane wonderful thing Think of the bird thar FIRST con,
f'H inc NOTION Of starting fire keep before tere
any IRE You know his name of course Then there was
poy who really owns all the gold the world the fellow Who
Nsa AZ mountain there stone in IL due IN
soe saw there was metal the and figured out how
" k' me 9eta our OF the You remember who he was
~" ana nc other boy what's his name-te chan tba 6xed
r words tha carried meaning spoke them al the resi- ~
gang 80 pey could all conyesssi Everybody Knows Yho
as, no use talu Us very important 10 gel your
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28
THE UNEMPLOYED"

-aen Day abounds in mystery to tax the thouphtf1 d
'"' d'd It's DIT OF history lore of human Kind -
o" up Tor solving demands potent skill and kee,s the
"hec's revolving in lies perpetual mill W of' 'ne
With 20 w uso'Ved question IS before dumbound
WIN i.s ngeston-bewlders and more $50
ano IT'S fastness and tremble its frown nal =.
us vistncss--no soul can put it down. " 'i d
i"e question refer to- is of the UNEMPLOYED" Tho
,"s JoU - GEAR to--but seldom is enjoyed They cr
aloud to Vulcan and Agrcola's KinpCtbev - my cIy
wekin which never seems to ringi ~ ~ Suhc
wy soui IS wrapped in wonderful is so helm me Mks
have to work like thunder-I amt " ~ mp e NiiAe! l
got time to strike The ardent II
prayer for leisure is ever on nv In <<<-Z \Z<<
mind I'd pour out all nv b~D-11Z.<s----s
treasure. for job couldn't 6ndl J
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28
tainnlents.

tainments.
1t is expected that state offcea
of the American Legion will be pre-
ent at the convention and take
active part in it's deliberations.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28

bllep p man v lniplslnF hla aflls
AZ temperament y = fou1 ll4f l0 M
Ppl ppd qllfl'f N'Q'f NY d04f hhl6a
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-07-28

~ receptacle Lao efer been u.ads
stu sunaspl sifeuslb 90 Fosla uhe
syfailps pessf ~ flpten Yaier
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
First Crop Scare
OF Year Advances
Wheat After Drop
Early Weakness OH Prices
Abroad Followed by Jump
of More Than &c on July
Later; Corn Is Stronger

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Fcar that the
domestic winter crop Of wheat is per
haps in serious danger OF curtailmcut
on a large scale led to-day to steep
advance in values. The market for
wheat closed unsettled, 214c to DC net
higher, with May at 1905 to $l.31 and
July $l.16,4 to Sl1S9s. Corn gained
tsols4c TO TIC, oats &c TO 12c, and
provisions sc to Sc
News Of dust and vjnd s.or1r- IN Kan
aroused decided apprehension among
wheat traders tina. tho cror 80 tNat atat".
drought might suffrr SeYcro w. and the
yield bc Ereatlv reduced, compared with
the usual amount The secretary Of tho
Kansas Grain Ncai"rs' Aarocition Ngas
Ill Kansas would not be harvested this
year. AND th1t tho condition of great
deal of other wheat in tho c'ato was cri'
teal Excessive drNness in Western okla -
homa and Nebraska addsd tn nisEiv ny =
which had been aroused, in The lssJ half
clncs that cartier vere caused by down
turns in quotations AZ LiVerpool and
Puenos Ayres. July trades. which would
he directly affected by crop damage.
showed at ono ,ilNe bulge Of 6ss c'nts.
Absence ut milling or export donand l>oo,
tho price of the May delivery, however.
within ordinary umita.
Corn ard oats reelected IN eome degree
the rise OF the wheat market, but were
restrained by rural selling OF corn TO ar
rive here. Decides, shipping demand here
was slow
Provisions went higher IN price on ac-
count OF the upward swing of the grain
and hos markets.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Cotton Advances
On Improved Tone
OF Market Abroad
More Optimistic View Of
Conditions in Europe
Helps Upturn; Domestic
Goods Trade Unchanged

Tho cotton market was more active
yesterday and there was sharp
advance in prices, with May COR
tracts selling UP to 1880, or % points
net higher, and 20 points above the
low level Of Monday That delivery
closed at 16.S0c with the general mar
ket closing firm at not advance Of
81 to 56 pointe.
Tho failure Of hedge selling 60 mako It's
appearance on moderate rallies has en-
conreged the gradual development OF n moro
buliish sentiment. ana yesterday the lnar-
kct Was Influenced by decidedly moro op-
tlmls;ic view OF conditions abroad. THIS
was promoted b. the settlement OF the
German railway strilie. reports OF an in
creased spot demand in liverpool and tho
continued frmness OF foreign exchange
rates. whilo there wer- also reports that
exporters were showing a littlo more In
forest in the Southern spot markets.
Tho late strength vas partly attribute Bile
to advlccs from london stating that tort
nightly settleNlcrts would be resumed on
the Stock Exchange there except In the
case OF toreisn business and that tho pub
lic announcement OF failures would be re-
suned.
There was chance In the news from
New Eng land mil ccntcrs or the domestic
8 Gods market
southern spot markets As officially
reported were Unclaimed 70 so points
higher. but there vas no improvement in
The Volume OF business
Tho local market for spot cotton usr
s'oadv and 50 points hiTilcr AZ l,.foc for
i'iddlinS. 10 ga,es were reuorted.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Futures Range OF pri
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

cssa'"sry. higher @ ,n.n extras. u. s7'4 q
s.; t,c: scconds sou ca$l,sc: lover cr.iics.
zoe; centrai1c1. cars. % score. 3tc; 50
scorc. 81 a - re. ss score. @2G,g2'sc; un-
salted higher thrn extras. Gsi. q, arc. cx-
traS. % sc"rr. - a "Sc: hrsts 80 n So @
seconds Go'q M3iiac; lower grades. SOC:
held or storage. high scoring 3sr24c; Ok
fras. - a 80 i2c irSts. 3OM' : iac. seconds
y q s"ipc, state dairY tnbi finest IS a
Soc; good 10 prime. 80 ii 34c; common 80
fa'r' s'm3lc; ladies' current make. ev-
tras. 2"W3lc: llrsts. rs af91c; seconds % !.
a 23c; lower grades, 2lQ122 inc: packing
stock current mako, NO. !. 2lna q 22ia c
No. 9, :ota op21c; lower grades. ia zoe.
YorH state fats. held specials. - q 2ac
fresh sn"cis's. l9i. a 20isc; average run.
fresh. Sla q !9c state twins. hold snecials.
22en22'4c; fresh speciais, ~ ce:oi4c;
Daisies. coiored. fancy, 211'p1i4c; single
Daisies co,ored. fancy. 81 m2ac: Young
Americas 81 Il n 22c; state sl>ins. lGol7c.
EgGs-R Receipts were li,cS3 cas-. rresh
rathcred, extras, dozen. 4"fl SOC: .Ntlrs
.irsts. 4sc hrsts 45QoA'c seconds. $40
44l4c; dirties. regular packed. No. /. SID
Aoc. No. : and poorer $50 s7c: checks.
fair to choice. dry 34036c; refrigerator
esgs. nrsta: a5@$5c seconds. a7Go$4c:
rery whites extras 5sc; extra tirsts.. 81 or
52c: hrats, 49W 5cc nearby gathered
whites arsts to extra hvsts, l9W5lc un-
der grades. A6m+sc; puilets eggs. grade
smallest out. $50 &c: unassorted. 43 q +6c
Pacific Coast whites. extras. sc. extra
drsts ale; frsts. Asa 5cc: Other Western
and southern. gathered whites, A6m51c:
nearby and nearby Western hruue,'v Y
browns Airas 81 q sc; nsagty brown
and mixed oulors. gatheroc * ''as. 19u
o0c. fists to extra t-sts. ACfGAac.
PUtntoes-~Mair y. $50 los, Sldytao: ,65
lbs, s3.75W4 state, $50 lbs. s%.sVW i.4o:
$50 lbs.. s3.25 q 3.4o; Long Island. Dbl.
$5@5.70: Bermuda, Dbl. sll.50Qpl IA;
sweets Jersey. basket $1.60GD2.75; Della
ware and Maryland, $1.76@190; yams,
South Carolina, crate, ;1.6o@1.s2; anise.
Louisiana, bbl., s..
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
TO THE HOLDERS or
jefferson & Clearheld Coal & !roa e.
Sacoud AIolf
NNcOhd MOi1Rake O'e BO0ds
SiEklNG Fund NOTiCE

SIN klNT FUND NOTl-E
Notice is hereby given as provided !.
Article q the indenture dated June u
1896. securing tte abors bonds tia. eeak
offers viil be received I'D 20 10 A. NJ C
Wednesday. March IS. 1922. by .hs Cnl.s
States Mortgage {, Trus; Co.. at its otea
Nc. Go CEDAR Stree. New Yo-k. for u
sale to 4 Trustee 4, The loves. prics :
which such bonds shall be offered. no: q
ceeding 1857 and accrued Interest. o, ss'
Hciert Of ,ha above bonds n exhaust "a
sum OF Thirty-One Thousand Eight Hur
cred Eighty-Sevsl Dollars and Forty u
Cents ,SS1 ss-.4-).
Offers shall bA sealed and endorsed "G
ters tor HE sale of Jefferson ClearnA
Ccal & Iron Company s. Bonds 70 SIM
Ing Fund" ana addressed 70 ,ae Irus
Department.
JEFF ERsON & CLGARF7ELD COAL I
IRON COMPANY
By GEO. II. CLJNc,. Treasurer
Csten. Koch.st y. y. Lso. g III
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
FINANCIAL
MADISON RIVER POWER coMpASr

ihe Madison Riv-- Pover Co..pa.y
pursuant to tns terms OF ~ First Mos
gage. dated February :. 1905. hes deposits:
~itl tho Undersigned. the I-'ls.e. thss-
under. the SUM Of So 3ti.l as raymes
INTO tho Sinking Fund mentioned therer
f.opo sais for N. sal. O. bonds sun.css:
% absorb suca gun as hereby invited Il
prtca rot 10 e1cs-i .c5 p.r cent e.
sccrus6 Interest. All proposals set.lx
.c-th IN. s-Tiei numbers Of tbs Bar,
offered must be IN securely sealed %.
"elopcs addressed II the Undersigned 81
marked Madison River Power Conpn'
lp-o pose.s for Sinking Fund and raaE y
delivered "a the or,cs of the unders.gns:
- Cedar Street, Ne~ York CITY. pic: %
!: o'clock noon. teb-ua-y Is 1874 As
right IS reserved 70 reject any aoclesbea
deemed by the undersigned nor = ha7s
h=sn made IN good faith or IN acco,tAa.s
win the above.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY
2: CALN ERT BREWER, Nico- P.esidx.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
rArRMO>r COAL COMPANY.

Tho undersigned T-uStec under the Fi's.
80 Mortgage II th= above con- paiy ns'
on hand ,ha SUN ~ s. 2.ls-, eu7sian. Z
the Sinking Fund provisions ~ said mo,
gage Seaie. proposals setting forth ~
serial numbers of the bonds o'teTsd :.
cNhaus, said SUN a. price not u sxcesi
1o5 per cArtu,n and accrued interest VI
b.. received by the undersigned al ~
Office. No. 55 Cedar Street. New YORK OK
uJ 10 l2 O'Clock noon o.. February IS. ls..
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST co.
By CALVERT BREWER. Nic-pres!dsst
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
<,1.rs-nEw.xr-po>p COMPANY.

HTNANWNN- W. : =
PREFERRCD DIVIDEND ae.
New York. Feb. S. 'ss.
The Board Of Directors of NILE,
DEMENT, FOND COMPANY his his ey
declared the regular quarterly ileha !
TIE PREFERRED STOCK ~ TINS tas
osny. payable February 20. la2.. % stocs
holders c. record At D. n. Feeruar!
.a~2 Ii
This Transfer Books vii nc, be clos
JOHN F. CORNELL. Treasured
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

L. ;. Steel Pension Fund

I ne 1921 annual report Of the United
States Steel and Carnegie Pension
Fund showed a distribution OF S947.-
$40. bringing the total since 1911 up 20
S6.S2s,46o. During the year 70S cases
were added TO the pension list and 24o
were discontinued, making the net total
at the close of the wear 3437
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. NC

LIMA, OHIO.
February /. Ise.
The second quarterly !nsral,men. OF u
seven per cent l;Te) dividend d-c.ars.
upon the Common Stock oc ;his com pas'
b. the Board OF Directors al their mee
ing OF September 20 ls2i Will be due a.
pava Bile on March l. 1872. 70 stoc Aholde'
Of record al the close OF business Februs
Is, l9s2. Transfer books viii no, be cos-
L. A. LARSEN. Y. P. & Tres surer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUpgRv'rs.
Ink A~chitect's Office. Washington. "a
G.. February :. ls2e.-Seaied propos1
VIII be opened III this office at ; p. .Ss
February "a. 1922. FOR the instai'assssr. ~
complete Of one full magnetic control e'sa
trio passenger elevator in Building No !,
t. s. Puhlic Health Service Hosp'.la "a
Webb Avenue and kinEseridge hoM
Bror1. New York y. =. Drawings -, ~
srsc;ticst,n,s may be obtained at -
office in the discretion of the Supervss'rr
Architect. Jas. A. Wetmore. Acting Sup~
rising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Orer. High. r.
Sout,,crn Srnt >I,rL,t.

'-"3'7 -'rTI' wv NHFKftS q 7HsJ0r 81 Tos7T1
- roints higher at 15.60c: lcs $50 ba les
NJ Orleans stoady - points higher at
-. '6c; salos 5e5 ba'es. Mobile steady. 30
points higher At 1a.5or, sales. MI Savan-
nan steady. 25 points nighor e IS 12c
sales ana hAios Norfolk uuiot. % points
higher at 1e'sc sales. 312 bales Augusta
quiet. 80 poin's high At IS lac: ga les
22l bales Memphis steady. unchanged at
i'-'or' Sa,es $50 bales houston steady.
30 points higher at It. SOC: sales 20 babes
l.ttlN Rock quiet % points higher Ct,
10 'oc; ales ia bales. Dallas steady SO
POINTS higher a. lG.otc. sales OtS bales
Montgomery frni. :. points higher at
''c: sales. 20 bales. Fort Worth steady
eO poiAl3 h! ghe. at l6N. sales. 100 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
- 4
INI1ED CIGAK STORES COMfANA


'referred Stock piviGrn: No. >; y,
4 regular Gus rter'y dividend of : ~
this GAY been declared locn the pfsieiIss
stock % tNis con, pany issued end o1tstasss
ing payable March ;6td '92@, 70 stc~~,
holders Of record AT the close Of ous'r
on February ">th. 1929.
TIE storS books will 10. De closed
Dated February S:A. 1879.
GEORGE WATTLEY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

B'd. Asked.
Kelly Spr pr. - 81
.o 5 pc pr. % s.
Kelsey VII pr. So 100
k.rk s. y NJ. 3
lSresse pr ..lo5 III
rrc>s & Co. 90 10
do pr 90 IL
ieg X NJ T mo l63L.
do Il ......l5 li2
Lima I>,co pr rs i0ols
l. W b lst p. s,is 30
do I'd pr 100 10
l"ri.!ard pr. l0e III
Macksy Cos. =. % 50
DO Or .... CO.'S 6a%
Msh Goa, 1850 .o0
Nallinsou Pr. 66 -
Man Sugar pr 20 SS
Nan shirt pr.10l% il03e
VI 5 K,. I'd nr - 9
Max Nc, ct,s | .,
do st pr q ! 9
do = ur Ct >
do A ... * 20
Nay De- - pr los lr9A
Nox Pct pr. S02. 81
M'ch Central. 10
NSP&SSM pr 81 s.
10 lsd ines. e5 %
Mullins ny pr e6i.
Nat Lad pr.ill liz
NRR VI lst ps : 3
\NC& 5 l. LIST - IS
\ =, Dock lr s. -
\ \ !. & ". a4 $50
\ y Sh,pb,dS. II u
<ors & W pr - .ps
prph 'lrc ". S0is G5,s
oiis Nlsva pr. 93x 95
pts steel IT. 40 a..
owens Roi pr e5 On
Sc Coast 80. io,s .ot.
/ d, l.si pr. so -
in 2d pr g.. 20 30
Pacific Nal. llAs 20
psc Te. \ T 81 %
"a, p & L. Sis i03.
DO p 80
Fe,i Mul pr. li5
= F " & c.l0l
do pr .....liS i2l
Pr ST Car pr 81 as
7 . s &c pr. 100 loot
Ky 5, Spr pr.lll l'S&
kels Il CO.. : 20
do IS; pr. 40 40
Rem TSle .. 81 3lis
do lst pr. 81 Is
do ID pr. ~ "a
Reas & Sar. .ll,G
Scars Roe pr. 9i's e3
,S-S S & pr y =.
is y Il Sugar - a.
! do 7. - Ss
S'snd Hill pr s6 50
stern Z = w. seNa loo
;Suu S,eel pr. ~.
T 4 = .i -. 200 400
Twin City Il T So IS
DO lr ..... f2 SO
/ Underwood I. l.y 100
do lr .....io4 li3s4
sCn Tank .... as oS
I'm Cigar st. $50 $50
do pr .....l0S
{ S Express. s,a
Y kaai lat pr 81 Ok
Wabash pr 3 1874 l4E.
West Nd pr. 10 1917
vls,n Go pr. .2 "a
iWco'war.h pr.ll7'S lfe
w r & VI pr A S3 &.
! N. { Il. -. 6S 1ois
Wugh, Acre ~ s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Reeves FAIR 20 @o
prime. no lbs s65oGp s25 ss5oaI0.15
D Sc beet
sides. H.. .10'aW % "a i36D ~
Live veal.
mon to prime,
100 lba. ...... 5000, Is 40 II oo07I1 10
. q veal
city. ID. ..... 1c3 cc 1sd0 oe
l. t ewes. 100
- lbs ....:,.... 4oo~ Gao 3.oo0 100
Dressed wethers
ID ;......... .,5@ II g
Dressed mutton
city. ID ....... .llQD i. .o1fo ~
Live lambs, fair
IL primo. 100
ihS ~. -. lsooaj+r5 s.ooa,o.2s
Dressed 4 IN q
city. lb....... .22m % fsn -;
logs, 100 lbs &C.. .O.00G. 100 o5o,11r y,
Dressed hogs
:, dsa bacon h. 49,. .i5%@.1s'. .l5'sQls7.
YORK. bri 1t.
Mcss beef, bbl.. l3.0ND4iiOo 16.0unl. 90
Lard. ~ q Il
West 100 lbs. 11.0o0lilo :0s5 - SO
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

Rid Aske' 4
Alas juneau :. =
Alb ~ Sus .lcI
Anal Sugar. 6>
\ BN Note pr 2lH 52A
Am Beet : pr is o.
a c X + p.. .iSi4
Am Goa, $500 bS
\ I-.nserd pr. - 5>
An SnuY pr. 80 100
Nm Tel & &. So ),
4 To pr Now 9e'a lo0..
AM W Wks.. T.. s
do : pr pr. - IS
A z * I. pr. S,'a SsL
Ann Arhor =. = 10
DO pr ..... y 50
Art Metals =. Il Is
AsSo Oil .... 90 i0l
Atlantic Ref. 9s5 1000
do pr .li5 IL
Atlas Tack =. 1879 i5i.
AUS N.ch pr. - IS
Ha'd Loco rr.l05 20,
Rsrve, l. p'. 90 %.
Haris inll &c.. % -
Ratop.las ". !. =
Beech Creek -
Il Nut + r.lOl
Bell. Steal pr. e2L e2,a
do s pr pr io7+ 1885,
Rr Z : Is. pr 80 Is,
Rh Tn Gas. IN 3
Brown Sh pr SO o.
Brunswick -. ass -
Bun Il & L. ~ 90
do pr ... % 81
Sur 4 Sus.. t6 -
co pr .... Is
Bush Term 100
Can southern. ,ni,
Certain lst pr S6 Sc,
t~FM&p pr. s. s.
CCC x $ l. .r - 7eA.
~ a Pitts. o. 20
'iucit Pea ~ 50
[ x : Isl pr sGls -
do 2i pr. II -
'on Cigar ur. As IS
tont Can pr. 100 lo2
trek Carpet. . y IS
IA Am Su pr 20 so
Deere TO Pr. 60 81
ID 5 $ & A.. y. 81.
do pr ..... ~. 81.
Durham Hos. o.
do pr 50 81
East kodak, $50 700
do pr los
Elkhorn e pr. g 40
itnl Rrant pr l9X osi.
thii John pr. l06at l0SL
"a . n Pitts. -
diroRlkS is "a
Fed NJ & $. y u
Fisher Body. 50 ~
do pi l10's los
Castor WINS. l,
Goa c:Yar ur lon'4 1904.
Cili land o pr g g.
GuN NJ & \. -:
do p ..... 20is 30
Hack Wat :. u -
do pr 49,. 90
Hartman Corp. 80 S.
H'lme q W. - la0
do pr .... los
Hcndce ME- :. Is l6%
Il! Ccntrs.' | 20
Indian Rcf. E. ~
mt Cement. 29% SOL.
Int Har pr. 100 -
I'M Nickel pr 6ss4 69l.
~, psncr pr. so 100
Int SAT- -
tcwa Central. ua 6
NCrSAM pf.. 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

Salcs fooo omittcd). Orcn. UiSh. Low. Last
10 Solvay at Gle ss.1o27s lo27s 1927. 1928
S'west Bell rs. ..101'a 1ol8 8s 10i y 1olA.
Oh n Is 'cS..lo5ls 105ia io5'a "a
do 7s 1929 10Y y 1875 1o71s 1914
13 do Ts 1880. ..1C8ls 1855 los "a 1885
do .los'a !. 1861 los "a
is Sun OH rs. 997s 100 "O7s 100
~ Swift g. CO ~ '25 .l01 = 101 y 10l 101
do rs 1891. .102ha 1021a 1925 1924
Texas Co rs. lois 1o11s 1oi,s 1919
s Tidal Usage 7s. .1o1 1ot 1ol l01
16 Tol Edison 7s.. -l06 u 1867 lO5 4 1o6 "A
II Yin OIL Prod ss. 90ia QOia oOla 90la
On Ry Iav 7As-1oos. 1oo% 1oof. 1ooa1
Vacuum Oil rs. .107as 1O73s 1o7 "a 1914
Warn SuE 7s ~ 96ia ?6ta ?6la asa
20 Western Eiec 7s.105i4 1ob,, 1oa' = 1o59s
Winchester 'as.. % rs -. 9,i4
Foreign Bonds
90 Argentine Is '23. 90 ?s e7s. o77.
10 Berlin ds........ ~ ~ ~ 50
city Allegro Se.. 99l. 99i. 500 aai.
go Hamburg Us. Az s.. ~ ~.
Russian 6las.-.. 1oiA 1914 1875 Iolx
II DO 64s....... 10 10 IA -
30 Swiss 5 laS.-..--- 91ia 0Iia 97H pIta
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
FINANCIAL
THE MORTGAGE-BONn COMPANY Or
-

Tho following bonds have been drawn for
payment on April ]. 1922. on witch date ti,e
interest Will cease: Series Q Nos R-955. A
l5s. A-e31, 172. CSC. 6s1, 1889, 1873 140i
1884. and will be redeemed at par with In
terest TO that date upon presentation al any
OF The following places for payment:
In New York
- ths office OF TIL. Mortga ge- Bond Co Of
New York. or at The office of Ladenburg
Thalro oann & Company.
In f.ondo0--
a he Banking House Of couits { Company
II Part
- 'tc p7nque dc l'Inion Par.sicnnc
In Hamburg
A. ne Banking House of l.. Bchrens una
In f;cr e.
At ia Bank fur Handel und Industris.
At th1 Administratekantoor Broes Cos
man &. s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINE
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY

New York. February s. 1874
The Board OF Directors of this CompsSsSi ~
has this day declared a dividend OF ~ ~
AND THREE E-CUARTERS PER - ~,
tli.ea) on the Capital Stock OF the Sys Va
pany. payable April 5. ,se2. TO s;ocknSs.
srs of record at the close OF bus'n
March -. 1922.
II. f. MOLLENHACEE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Day $ Ncu Issues

The National City Company AID
Kuhn, Loeb {, Co. yesterday offered
and sold at S6 and interest to yield
about SOB per cent an issue OF SO 900,
600 first and refeundinS mortgage sink
ing fund 3 per cent bonds OF the Con-
soldated Coal Company, due December
t. 1880. Proceeds OF the issue will be
used to obtain control of additional
coal properties which will increase the
estimated reserves of unmincd coal TO
more than 1000. 100000 tons and the
acreage OF coal lands, owned, leased o.
controlled, TO about 33S ,000.