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Evening star., 1922-05-09
Is COAST TRACK STARS
.
WILL COMPETE IN EAST

SAN FRANCISCO. May 9.-Track
stars of the University of California
and Stanford University are prepar-
ing to leave for Cambridge, Mass. to
contest in the Intercollegiate Asso-
citation of Amateur Athletes meet,
May &c and 81.
California will send fifteen men. in
Guiding II. P. Muller. who is expected
to compete in broad and high jumps.
weight putting and discus throwing;
Charles Dorr. distance runner. and
John Merchant, who has thrown the
hammer III feet Az inches.
Illness has depleted the ranks of
Stanford's athletes. SO that only ten
may go. Morris Kirksey and Eddie
Sudden sprlnters; Glenn Hartranft,
who will toss the shot and discus and
take part In sprints; Lane Falk.
hurdler, and others are expected
to go.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
MEMORIAL TO BANCROFT
TO BE UNVEILED TODAY

CINCINNATI, Ohio. May "A me-
mortal tablet to Frank Bancroft, for
mer business manager of the Cincin-
natl National League Club, will be
unveiled today at Redland Field be-
fore the game between the Reds and
the Bostons.
President John Heydler Of the Ma
tional League will be present Ban
Johnson, president of the American
League sent a letter of regret over
his inability to be here. Fans con-
tributed to the fund for. the erec-
ton of the memorial.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
TEN ROLLERS MAY FIGURE
ON TRIO OF PRIZE TEAMS
Already One, Two in Class A and Have Chance to Get
Another Qunt in Select Three-Works on
All Combinations

n of OF Washington about
the Class group of the twelfth
championship of the Washington City Duckpn Asso
Grand drives their
Temple District heading with
1S while another Metropolitan of the Athletic
place, tonighs
designated National Capital night Curb Cafe No of circuit
the of Class lot These northeast
have been travelling speedy clip confident of
the Nets
Should the Curb Cafes grab OF the first three places the
The sqTad includes Mccarthy Haoan Campbell Muro Works
aunt Muro with the Temples and Curb Cafes Hud and Toom
members The Temples Pappa and Allen belong the Nets
Evening star., 1922-05-09
Is WOMEN TO COMPETE
IN INDIANA TRACK MEET

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May Eff
teen woman athletes for the first time
in the history of athletics in Indiana
Will participate in the annual state
indoor track and field meet to be held
here tonight. under the auspices of
the Indiana A. A. L..
Three events have been listed for
the women-the 50-yard dash the
broad jump and the basket ball throw
for distance. Indiana A. A. L. medals
will be given the winners, and the
events will be given the same recog-
milton as those for men, it has been
announced.
Some of the leading amateur ath-
letes in the middle west have entered
the contests for men. among them
being Joey Ray of Chicago, Gus
Desch, Johnny Murphy and W. D.
Hayes. Notre Dame. stars.
Several Indiana universities and COL
.Ieges have entered teams.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

The inaugural game between
Transportation and Union Station
was a nip-and-tuck affair through
five innings. with each team scoring
three runs. In the sixth Transpor-
tation got a trio Of tallies across
and clinched the contest in the next
inning with five-run batting spree.
Government Printing once all but
blanked Justice in a 9-to-2 Govern
ment League fray. The Lawyers got
their tallies after two runners had
been retired in the fourth inning.
Hollis held the losers to six hits,
while shorb Of Justice was reached
for eight.
Batting around In the second in
ming, when it scored eight times,
Union StZtion romped to 12-to-6
win ovee Railway Mail Service in
the Terminal r. R. Y. NJ. G. A. Even
ing League Holland. R. NJ. S. pitch
er, had another turbulent time in the
fifth. Wall, winning hurler. was
slammed for a homer by French.
Mccoy bested Wormxley in a pitch
ing duel in the Commercial League
and Western Union blanked Amer
lean Security, / to 0. The winners
made four hits against three for the
vanquished. Both teams fielded well.
A three-run rally in the seventh
inning enabled War to beat Treasury,
4 to 3, in the Departmental League.
Clatterbuck was the victim, OF the
attack. Lusby held the FTreasury
,,ren to two hits and was not scored
upon until the last inning.
Starting lnte, Annex No. went
wild at bat and smothered Liberty
Loan under a 17-to-5 count IN tne
Treasury League. The winners made
thirteen hits off Voight and Ellis.
Shipping Board easily disposed o!
Washington Barracks in ao-to-l
Eaderal League encounter. SterZer
of the victors smashed a home run.
Bon, pitching for Valuation, yield
ed only two hits and scored '-no-o
win over Ordnance in the War
League. Bodkin stuck Matson. ORD
nance hurler. for three safeties IN
four attempts.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

shed luster on the lighting protessl
Every organization in England,
writes Dime, that needs funds ana
found it not beneath them to ASK
favors of a prizef1ghter, solicited
Jacks attendance as spectator at
shows or as an exhibition topltner.
So far as fighting goes, says Dime,
there is much talk of battle with
Carpenter, and it probably will take
place after the Frenchman gets
through with Ted (Kid) Lewis rms
battle. which takes place on Thurs
day. is interesting all of Europe and
Dempsey has taken a box for the
show. Beating Lewis, Georges may
be expected to show some signs OF
interest in several propositions re-
lating to a scrap with Dempsey IN
Europe.
'It probably will take place: In the
course of another trip to England,
however" writes Dime.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
COLLEGE BASE BALL,

= At Elon, n. C.-Washington and
At New Yori-Norfh Carolina. 15;
City College OF New York, /.
At Athens, Ga.-Ge0rSfn, II Ken
lucky State, o -u1 innings).
At Nashville. Tenn.-CamD Benning,
o. Vanderbilt, 8.
At BIacksburg, ya.-Ronnoke. IA;
Virginia Poly, I.
At Starkville, Mfss.-Misslssipp
Aggfes, 2, OglethOrpe, o.
At Cambridge, Mass-Harvard, II;
Bates, O.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
DF,MPSEY'S TRIP ABROAD
HAS GIVEN BOXING BOOST
BY SPARROW McGANN.

HE cause boxing international sport VIII be hpeo os
lack Europe in the opinion OF Harry Dime
The western sporting abroad mixing with
for He Dempey reception
IN ndon and Paris English expected
beavvowled caveman talked with growl and
with his 80,
intelligent chap
All the select barrooms that
doi1ed 1o all will And
writes Dime interest giving the two big
than he has mingng
With the sporting Jack has England he has
Evening star., 1922-05-09
TERMINAL r. r. Y. M. C.. A.
HAS EARLY BIRD CIRCUIT
Transportation Downs Union Station i'm Opening
Game, III to Some Good Contests in
Other Amateur Organizations.

R. Y NJ c. A. Morning Base Ball opened
championship when
Station, play through thirty game
ending The schedule divided of eighteen
engagements be held Terminal
member being Shops.
es;dent and w w Tenney. secretary. ~ ~
Evening star., 1922-05-09
Bo,vlers Prominent Tourney Another Sanot League Start
SIX ATHLETIC EVENTS
AT NAVY DURING WEEK

ANNAPOLIS. ma, Mny 6.-Nnvy
has nine sport eventa carded for
this week, three for Wednesday
and six for Saturday, as follows:
Wednesday Tennis. George
WnshingtpB and University of
Southern California; base ball.
Hopkins.
Snturday-Rifie. QuanticO Ma
rines; base ball. SwarthmOre, ten
mis-, Lehfgh; crew race, Central
High Plebes, mt 3 O'Clock; track,
Massachusetts Tech; lacrosse,
Mount Washington.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
RAN FOR RIGGS A. C.

Garrett, Walsh. Alexander and Hart
were the Riggs Athletic Club runners
who won the Junior interclub relay
race at the American Legion games
Saturday. Another Riggs team was
announced crroneously as winner
Evening star., 1922-05-09
YACHT RACE DATES SET.

July %. July 81 and August / have
been accepted as the three dates OF
WHICH the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht
Club challengers will sail against the
White Bear Yacht Clubs defenders for
the Royal st. Lawrence challenge cup al
ST. Paul, MINI.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
BROWN SEEKS TWO WINS
IN COLLEGIATE GAMES

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Larry
Brown, captain Of the University of
Pennsylvania track team, will at
tempt at the intercollegiate meet this
year to repeat the performance of
Ted Meredith. former Pennsylvania
athlete and holder of the world rec
ords for the quarter and half mile
runs.
Meredith Is the only man who has
won both the 440 and $50 at the
championship meeting. He did this
two years in succession.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

has been broken for a mile and "a quar-
ter speedway to be built here by the
Kansas City Speedway Association The
track will cost 100000 and is expected
to be completed within sixty days.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
FOR THE CANES SAKE
BY Lawrence Perry

that the campaign enlist at least eight
middle colleges conference the control and
athletics will be emnenty successful Indeed the chances
that when meeting called within week two
will delegates The association
Athletic Conference
Evening star., 1922-05-09
D. C. CYCLIsT IN RACE.

J. G. Flatow, District champion
cyclist. is to compete in a twenty five
mile handicap race in New York sun :
day. Flatow finished second in six
tv.mile road run from Camden, N. j..
to Atlantic City last week.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
FRENCH AUTOIST ARRIVES.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 9-Jules Goux
who won the 5o0-mile automobile race
on the Indianapolis speedway in 1913.
has arrived to begin training for the
tenth annual event, May go.
Evening star., 1922-05-09


Despite the presence of several
high-class fives and doubles, no tour
ney leaders were deposed at last
nights session. The only feature of
the session was game of 612. bowled
by the District League Royals in the
second effort of their set. This count
is the best so far made in the tourna-
ment. Games of 1874 by Stanford and
lS7 by Goddard helped toward the
total.
just before the District League
teams took the drives. Henry TAFT
Rodier president of that circuit, un-
burdened himself of a few thousand
for years leading bowler of the city.
a diamond STUDIED gold stickpin, a
gift from fellow bowlers. Harry made
no speech.
Prominent District sandlotters
thronged the auditorium last night.
Among them Purdy of Silver Spring
and Hurd of the Gibs. This pair did
much roofing for the Royals.
There was quite a delegation from
the Washington Ladies' Duckpin As
sociation on hand. Mrs. Anderson,
treasurer of the organization, re-
ported good lot of entries filed for
the women's tournament to be held
next week.
Howard Benson took a shot at the
doubles. He was assisted by Buck
Oliveri, best bowling rooter in town.
but could not hook the second ball
into the naples.
As n bowler. John Evans is a great
auditor of scores. John modestly ad-
mitted that as he left the alleys after
Evening star., 1922-05-09

seems to have been overlooked in Its
physical aspects, is made clear. What
I mean to say is that when contes-
tants, gated for the marathon test.
enter the race In good condition there
is no reason why harmful effects
should be indicated.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

Treasury vanauished Navy Yard,
II to 4, in the Colored Departmental
victors. allowing but three hits.
.Girard Midgets pointed the way. to
the Marine Midgets in a to match.
potb teams felded well.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

Shipping Board easily disposed OF
Washington Barracks in a 1O-to-l
Federal League encounter. SterZer
of the victors smashed home run.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

Starting lnte, Annex No. went
wild at bat and smothered Liberty
Loan under a 17-to-5 count IN tne
Traasurv League. The winners made
thirteen hits off Voight and Ellis.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Wheat Prices
Rally, Then React,
But Keep Net Gain
Profit.Taking Sales Follow
Upiurn Caused by Anxiety
Over Heat and Drought;
Export Demand Expands

CHICAGO, June 23-Anxlc'y over
head and drought. together with pre-
dictions that the winter crop yield
would be well below the juno esti-
mate. led 10 a material upturn in wheat
prices to-day. Extensive proht-.aking
sales, however. caused reaction. The
close was unsettled. at the same as
yesterdays finish 10 sc higher; July,
Si13h to Si.l4. and September sl.147s
20 sl.i5 Corn gained &c to NC. and
oats &c 70 1c. Provisions finished
unchanged 70 i0c lower.
Temperatures around 100 IN districts
where the winter crop vas yet unready 70
hsrves, and where no immediate cooler
weather or showers fcrmef likely ~ give
relief had a bullifh effect on tho vhea,
market as soon ~ trading began. some
spring wheat territory sent complaints also
~ hot wlncs News of heavy storm IN
Canada failed 70 have more than q
Transient contrary market Influence. where
a. Liverpool quotations higher than had
been looked for helped TO stimulate buy
Ing here
According TO ono authority. every day of
extreme hot weather tended % lower The
prospect for the winter wheat crop An
other cIperf said any probable increas~
- the spring wheat ouffurn would he I'M
sufficient 20 Offset the loss ~ winter wheat.
Export demand meanwhile showed Inn
provemeni Europeans taking 500 non bush
els AZ the sesboaTd The fact. though. that
for the greater part % the week the market
here had been working upward IN price
made tho holding of new advances more
and more difficult Especially In th' last
hour Of the eession owners Efforts %
reaiiz. prohis were on q big scale. causing
prices 20 sag The market was being well
supported. nevertheless. - tho finish
Ruliish crop conditions f'renCfh hened
corn and oats Independently q wheat
Provisions were weaker. 90 line With the
hog market
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Reports of Crop
Improvement Cause
Selling of Cotton
Prices Drop 62 TO II Points
as Private Surveys Indi-
cate Acreage Gain of
at Least 5 Per Cent

The liquidatlng movement which has
been more or less in evidence IN the
cotton market since early IN the Vrek
became more general and urgent yes.
terday owing 20 reports Of continued
improvement in the crop outlook.
October contracts broke from 22.44 TO
2i6sc and closing prices were the low
est of the day. with thc market easy at
net declines Of 62 10 II points.
The market opened steady az un-
changed prices 20 an advance OF 3
points with active months selling about
6 70 points net higher right after the
call owing 10 relatively steady Liver
pool cables, a little trade buying and
covering Prices soon weakened. how
ever. on private crop reports indicating
an increase IN yield prospects since
last month and reports OF continued
good growing weather In the belt.
There was scattered Southern selling
as we'll az liquidation on the decline
which uncovered stop orders and
carried prices 81 20 II points net lower.
July deliveries sold OF 10 ELSIE and
December 20 2l5Oc. making declines Of
i25 70 1877 points from the high records
% last Tuesday.
rorts we're published yesterday. both -
ther- indicating some improvement IN inc
outlook one of them made ihe condition
-f Per cent 'he increase IN acreage ler
cent and the indicated crop only 10 600 600
bales Tho othe- placed the condition ~
n per cent. the indicated increase IN acre
ce a. per cent and the indicated crop
:, 81 100 900 A third report which gave
no condition figure. estimated tho acreage
planted a. IS. o2b. ooo acres an increase Of
IN % rer cent with a continuance OF
trssent favorabls weather local traders
thought that there might be further I'm
provement in tho condition Of the crop
bsfore the government canvass Was com
.ie,ed This idea may have accounted FOR
some ~ the selling and feeling was slso
s1pressed in some quarters thAt iaHihs
on I'm trsds demand might be expected
after recent heavy buying.
Little attention was paid bulhsh week-
end figures or reports Of nrmness IN cotton
Goods markets. Southern spot fnsrkets az
or,ciai!y reported. were ~ 20 70 points
lover. with a larger volume OF business
reported -. .o..o, 80.
qulet and 70 points lower az EIVo iO'
rniddllnr No sales we're reported
Range OF prices: -&.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Liberty bonds, advancing IN seve ,n
,,s,ances 10 new high records, as,in
aecnni.d the center Of the stage IN the
bond marke, yesterday. Activity AZ
~ ~ o,,s,, was greater than for some
,;m. mast. with bidding coming from
ssideiy varied sources. and prices we're
~eii maintained as trading In this ds'
pnrtmcnt subsequently, hpereu a. A.,
Foreign government oonds wet. ,..r.,
clined 10 irregulsrity, Mexican ,,,ssd
again reecding slightly ana on''yu
Kingdom bifs retrenting fur'heI :"
response 60 the weakness IN etehans.'
French bonds. in contrast were SOM
wbat improved in quotation. Corp9Is
lion issues displayed strong unoe
tone. with fractional gains OF hr'"'
b.ld quotations predominating'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Country Produce

Butter-Receipis were 2o.s0s packages
Creamery higher than extras. 10. az. q
5shc. extras. % score. 57G77'sc; nrsts.
$40 3sisc. seconds. 52a sc. lower grades.
50t4l5iisc. centralized cars. 20 score.
3BiS 3sc. 80 score. 3fA is5c. - score.
5t03ti.o. So 10 s. score. 32i1 q 80 nc un-
sailed. higher than extras 3oi7 n toc. er-
tras % score. $50 59e hrsts aSQ a. &c
seconds. 33d lower grades. - q .? = r.
state dairy tubs finest. 36Q56isc. good
70 prime. 3tG35isc; common 70 fair.
2sQ 81 &c. ladies. current make. eS-
tras aois a5ic. hrsis. 2sa :2C. seconds.
% Q26izc lower grades 24iA d 25 ,
packing stock. current make. No. !. 2si1
q &c. No. 2, 2;h hQ2ec; lower grades.
Cheese Receipt, were s.ss2 boxes
average run 1914 q2oe twins fresh spe-
cisis 2oq2oHc, average run ifiz y %, SC,
Wisconsin. fresh double Daisies. lf&
zoe single Daisies. 10. n 2oIc. Young
Esss.~R.eeiip,s wer. ;s6G ca..
Fresh rathercd extras dozen. q s0c
storage packed. extra hrsis. 2s1 q p &c
hrs,s. ?5i4 Q2sc. regular packed. extra
onds and poorer. lii1 g22e trade 'ggss.
2id2i.c. dirties. regular packed. 10. ].
2iq2ii.c. 40. 2 and poorer. is q 20 &c
checks. fair 20 choice dry. zoQ2oi1c Sew
Jersey. hennery whites. Candled. extras.
NQ &c. uncandled extras. asa SIC. near
by and nearby Western hennery whites.
average extras, g. q 5sc, extra frsts, as g
ssc; nrsts. 2sQ sic. nearby gathered whites.
nrsis 10 extra nrsts 7sa 36c. under grades.
gbQ27c Pacihc Coast. whitel extras
asa 1apc. extra hfsfs. atH sc. hrs'a ~ n
ssc; under grades. zs9 2si4e, other West
ern and Southern. gathered whites. ESQ
SIC. nearby ana nearby Western henncry
browns extra. 3ia 3fc. nearby brown and
mixed coiofs gathered extras, .s9 50c
frsis 20 extra hrsis. 25027hc.
Potatoe--sou,h Carolina. hb!.. i37f;
Kansas City. s3250425; virginia fi750
475. underEradss. Jo0275. Btrmuda.
SbQ7. Maine. old. $50 lbs. iison2 10.
sweets Jersey. bsk. 50 q -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
FINANCIAL

HENRY J. LEAKE. lse,ior,v.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN ~. MULLER q SOY.
OFFICE. s5 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2sTH. 1914
q, i1s10 o'ciock. a. th@
EXCHANGE SALEsRoo2s,
NOS. ~ ASD i5 YESEY STREET
Tor Account ~ Executors,
gtis SIS George " Rogers CO cor.s
t1.i00 Hais & Kilhgrn corpn, g. n,p
Serial So'ss, Series A % J. .
ist.-isii
1850 Kansas CITY. M.Iie, . or,.n, n
year -. Notes. cifs r, D.,osi
share Sharon Drainage %.
50 shs. Western New YORK water q
600 shs. union Oh CO. ot W.chiiA a
Prsfi
400 ,hs. rnlon Oh CO. % W!ehiia, Il
u shs Hal. q Knburn corpn. co--
gs shs Haia 4 Kllblfn corpn. Pfs,.
For Account o, W6or y Nay c'nes-
I'LL shs. International Te.ephons 4 =
soshs Cuba Railroad CO Pr.n.
3.sgo shs. Fer'y-afih 1 Fofiy-sixiA g.
tt1ooo Hof,on.a Power CO. 81 Note, n
10. 600 Canadian coopsfags ~ - B'l
50 sss' Ansrlean Tr,sing CO. Pr-,i
ISL shs. Regal Oh Gas CO.
coo shs. Continental Creii, cor,a. P's
si shs. Mauric- Hotins Co, inc.
- 2shs. Green Bay 4 Wtsiefa Ray
stock.
1000 Home Telephons CO. q Day'oni q
ist M,ge S.. Bts. i9.t
,i,ooo ses,,l. Lish,lss CO. ss'ssii's
40 shs' Portland Railvsz, nss, sP~
CO. Common. =.
$4,000 Morning Ts'sgfaph Co 50 =
1885; Dee 1888. ccgrcns e..
1000 chs. Royal Divide.
1000 chs. Texas OF. SeT.
800 shs. Regal OIL 4 Gas co,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

longs ana wall street wire houses aiso
~. tf Tots nct lover While there were
rur,ors that a small quantity ~ rfomp,
cuba. had been sold fractionauy under
7i.c cost and freight, thero had been no
confirmation up 90 the close OF ih@ iuiuies
rarkef II was krown. however. that
cuba. in pfompt and July positions a. % r.
COS, ana frelrht had found no buyers and
fhis may have promoted some of the de-
sirc 20 sell for over the week END Ihs
range o. pfitca.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

To srurs ths pr.cis. Yield ,a 49,
h nsess.srY - uss yisif 'ab's. 4.
approximate yi.ld esn ro7shi1 \.
out by tho following formula. b,,..'
closing quotation on = bond ir,s "a.
of thu annual fsiofn. n -. bsnd I,
below par you must sliov aiso ..
appreciation o, ,hs principal IA
subtract th' rn.rS'' soo'''i'a f',s -
or 100. ana divide ~ rsmains.r y :
nunbsr of years 'hs bond hss = =, :
fors maturity. For srsmo.. R.t
esn, bond IL sailing ~ - ss1 A.. =
years % run. fha annual rsfgfr ali -
per cent. Ths diNsrsnc. bsfrs., =.
the market prics VII br 70 ,sl,,.
tracfinR - from 100 DiyfIss n
BY ten years thu quOfa'ior ~lii's. -
figure 10 70 b> sdfef - sss rst.t
annual rs'prn, ard ~ result fss
cent, will giys you fhs aDDroTlm.,.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
,orrcr OF REDEMPTION or BONDS
OF

sPERRY rLorR coypASsi,, A. ~
NOTICE is HEREBl GIVES iass .,.s..s ~
IL, day OF August. 1921. AL OF We s.s,.s
irx Firs, Mortgage slx Per CEN, isosr1
Year sinking fund Gold tonas v,a,s Al
Flour Company. dated February !, 80. ~
secured by mortgage of the sans 60, 80, y
eu,ed by said sperry Flour Sohrrr,.s,,,-
Angie California Trust company ,s.s I,
viii b. redeemed. and there vii - 'ns, \,
and PAYABLE on each Of said oonas. 90
once Of said Anglo o-caiifornia tn ~
nsny. situate az the corner ot NsIs'' %
Ssn.cns streets, In san franelsSo. ~
sornia. one hundred and two ana oasssl
tiosl) per cent. Of the face Nal9s ~,
Win accrued Interest thereon 10 ssid ses..s
of August. isZ The holders of ssie 49,
are required 20 present the same for t,ss,s-,s
lion al said Office OF said Anglo-S a,i.(
trust Company on said LIST day OF Nss
issl. AZ said redemption price, 20 Wy,
nrincipal amount thereof. with accruel ~
est thsfeon and bonus Of Two ana cn.,.<
n.r cent. of such principal amount. ln".
an said bonds viii cease TO ascfus %
lst day OF August, 1913.
Dated June ~. 1872. x-.<
ANGLo-CALIFoRNiA TRUST coNF~
cYAs. y. LEEcE. vies-Presltss'
GRANT coRDREY. Asst ssev'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
London Market Quiet

LONDON. June 23-Trading was
quiet and prices were steady on the
Bourse to-day
Bar silver, 95Hd per ounce. Bar gold,
e3s Id Money. per cent. Discount
rates-Short bills, 2iz per cent; three
months bills, 21s62h per cent.
Closing stock quotations were;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Thur.


Southern Spot Narkets-Ga INfs'on s,'|S. ~.
50 lower A. 265. sales l.sAe New D
wobiie quiet. 30 lower at n 50. sales B..
savannah steady. Is lower a. 2iso saiss'
aSf Norfolk quiet. 75 lower at zl.e8 /.
sales MI Augusta steady. 50 l9we'
oi-s sales II Memphis steady. un
~bs,ged AZ 22s0: sales. go Houston
steady. 70 lower at % e5. saiss az. Lii,ie
ROCK quiet. 90 lower ~ ~ Is sales sss
Daliss steady. C5 lower a. n 20 sales. ~
sfonfgornerv firm. so lower 81 q 'O' salrs
~ For, Worth quiet. 20 lower a. l.oV'
.ares fn7 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will he received BY the Bsr~<
OF supplies szA Accounts, Navy peps.S
ment. Washington. ID. C. until 10 o<
a m. July S. is27. for delivering ~
beans. timed; muriatlc scid. nashiishu =,
batteries. petroleum spirits, yernishes. Ssr
soap powder. and Venetian red 20 me -
Yard. Brooklyn. \. y. etc. Apply tof u
poss,s TO the Navy Purchasing once, 1,
YORK. \. Y, or 60 the Bureau of Supphes
Accounts. DAVID POTTER, PslmI
General OF the Navy. e'A'"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
London Metal Market

LONDON. June 23.- Standard copper,
spot, s6l 10 Cd; futures. s62 2s Cd :.
hieeirolyt.c spot, s6e; futures. $50 los.
Tin. spot, sl52 Us Cd; futures, si5s lis
sd. Lead, spot, s24 los; futures, G23
los. Zinc, spot, s27 los; futures, s27
IOs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Yesterdays Previous
Chicago Station Bond Issue

WASHINGTON. June 23.-The Chi
cago Union Station Company was given
authority to-day by an Interstate Com.
merce Commission order to issue and
sell S6,l50,O00 in bonds. Funds from
the financing will be used 20 pay the
compsny's construction costs.