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Evening journal., 1922-05-29

. wasn't Saturday a beautiful
. day for baseball? Nit!
. We haven't heard the wealth
. erman praised yet for the brand
. ne handed out. The day was
: cold and dark and dreary." and
. in some places Il rained al
. though snow would have fitted
. the occasion much better.
.
Evening journal., 1922-05-29
H0MERUN HITTERS
OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES

National League
Evening journal., 1922-05-29

Tomorrow Rogers Hornsby pre-
mier batsman OF the National
League and one OF the greatest hit
ters in the game. offers his theories
on hitters.
Evening journal., 1922-05-29

Dawson ......... "a Is
White ........... rs IL
Evening journal., 1922-05-29

out at the Elsmere track OF
the Delaware State Fair Associa-
ton the annual bill OF automo-
bile races will be presented.
Dave Coke. who managed the
events so successfully last year
is again in charge and another
program OF speedy events and
thrills awaits the patrons OF
sports. A pleasing introduce
tory number will be the bicycle
races
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Peoples Gas Earnings Rise
Nets 81 .o4 a Share, Compared
Will, 90 Cents in 1920

A net income of $4.484 ,OC9 was re-
ported by the Peoples Gas Light and
Coke Company for the year ended De-
cem5er 81. after deducting charges and
taxes. This is equivalent to $l1G4 a
share earned on the $38. 500, 900 out
standing common stock. and compares
with net income Of $3sO752, or %
cents q share. earned in the preceding
year.
Gross earnings totalcd S31 .927 .Os3.
against s31.2SG.$35 in 1920 Operating
income reached $7.341 ,663. compared
With S2.7l5.073. The balance sheet
showed inventory at $1.559.795 against
So $685. in the preceding year. Cash
amounted to $2,05l ,535 and accounts re-
ccivablc S3201 ,542. Accounts payable
were only 1858 ,593, contrssted with Sd
4.561 in 1920.
In his remarks to stockholders Sam
uel insult, president. said tho board
felt that the company had surmounted
its chie{ troubles. and believed that
under present prices for production
material and by the practice Of strict
economy the return under the tempo
raly rates would be sufficient to jus
tify the continuance of the present div
idend policy. provided no unforeseen
shrinkagc in business was experienced
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Reaction in Wheat
After Prices Hit
Seasons New High
Crop Reports From Ncbra--
ka Cause Advance, bat
Profit Taking Brings
Setback; Corn Also " eal>

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Althouqn thc
wheat market to day reached ncw high
price records for the season. heavy
profit taking sales led subsequently, to
q decline. Buying based on adverse
domestic crop reports was energetic
at first. but failed TO last. The market
closed weak, 2 10 &c net lower. w,th
May Sl.29"s to $685. aud Ju!y 81 l5as
to Sll5%. Corn finished 'sq &c to
~ "a Hc down and oats of 4(o &c to
&c In provisions the outcome varied
from unchanged figures 20 : cents
higher.
start disposition 20 ,ca}i2e profits on
hoidiucs and 80 regard unfavorabic crop
reports moro or tcss exaggerated Cor
N'hl.e. however. demand Tor the July de-
much a tho ierritory affected bv reported
crop dtncrr-N Il br4slSa. Kansas. Oklahoma
aud TeNas-Nvould embrace about oNc-haif
OF .he total seeded area. On tho other
ceIiFciy Of wheat WIS SLOW aad nat th@
May d"livcrv was ln no urgent Request
brought about lpcreased caution - to in
f"stn"At in July contracts.
NntWit hstandipg tnet iaie MESA ges to
lay told OF aust storms again in Kansas
the news vas without any apparcnt effect
~ rescuin, the market from The price do
cline which had get in.
Liberal receipts Of corn. together with
talk OF lack OF svailable storage rCoN,
her". tended 20 d"press the value Of corn
and oats. Besides. rural offerings in
creased and shipping demand here vas
Provisions were du,l. but pr,ce4 were
firm N Nn" 18th the hog market
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Nortl, German LLOYD Stock
Increased I25.OOO.O 900 Marks

BERLIN, Feb. 9.-At an eXtraordi-
nary general meeting Of the North Ger
man Lloyd yesterday resolution was
adopted increasing the company's CAPT
total to 100000, 900 marks. Business
prospects were declared to be favorable
The new shares will yield pre-
fcrred dividend and will also carry
double voting power in the event the
company's capital is threatened with an
invasion of foreign interests.
The companys directorate inform ed
the shareholders that it would do ev-
erything in its power to promote and
amplify the formal working agreement
with tho United States Line, which
thus far, it was stated, had been pro-
ductive Of agreeable relations for both
ma rtics
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Nor. American Go.
Nets S6,7lI,0OO
A Gain Over 1920
Earnings Arc Equivalent to
Sl9.35 Il Share on $50
l'ar Value Common: II
=. T.. Decline in Expenses

The North American Company net
after the payment Of expenses, taxes
interest charges and preferred divi-
dcnds on subsidiary companies. was
S6.'l 900 in 1921, compared with 3d.
10000 in ta2N. After ihc payment of
per cent on the $li i,S97 900 outstand-
ing per cent preferred, earnings were
equal TO Si9,3, q share on the common.
par value $50. The initial dividend on
10th preferred and common OF = cents
a share was paid October /, 1921.
Gross earnings Of the North Amer-
can Company were $3S.S52.0O0 in 1921.
compared with $50 .s11 900 in 1920 The
expenses amounted to S26 ,7al 900 COM
pared with $50 0,il0,0oo This is a de
crc9se OF Il little more than II per
cent.
The North American Company il y
holding company and in 1921 derived
95l9 per cent of its gross earnings
from street and intcrurban railways
53.39 per cont from the sale OF clcc-
tricity and heating. ,.GS per cent from
the sale OF gas and l0.t, per cent from
is coal operations.
The annual report which was made
public yesterday. calls attention to the
fact tnAt large pat Of the funds rc-
Quircd for the construction needs Of the
subsidiary companies was provided by
their direct sale OF securities. The
subsidiaries now have about 1S,O00o00
OF theig own securities outstanding.
hold b. about $4,000 residents Of She
territories which they serve.
Tie combined balance sheet of the
North American Company and it, sub
sidiaries. as Of December 81. 1921, car
lies property and plant at $l29 .219 900.
compared with S1l9. .5o4.0oO Decem Der
81, l19o. Total current assets were
S%.@O2 900 al thc end OF 1921 and THE
included S3,09A 600 cash and S5.2I4 900
materials and supplies. AT the cud o'
1920 total current assets amounted TO
$lG.2S2 900 and this included S3.102 900
cash and $5.5l3, 900 materials and sup
plies. The decrease in total current
assets was accounted for by decrca SC
of nearly So 100000 in accounts rcceiv-
able.
Current liabilities at the end Of 1921
amounted to s5,0S2 600. and this in
cludcd $1.752.0oO notes and bills pay
able Al the end OF 1920 current ia
hilities were 1886 900. This included
S6.af3,O0o notes and bills payable
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
FINANCIAL. MEETINGS

VOW AnE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
fls aut.ual meeting Of -hs Stookho'ders
ftr s,ifhrri storage Co. Inc. Gormcrlv
rstu oy the ua}nc Of the Harlem Storage
'rar. norse Company VIII be held az their
.t..~ Eft East lcH'h Street. on Friday, the
,sN day cf February. 1922, 1:9o j. NJ,
thorough o( Manhattan. city OF New York.
st ,h- PURPOSE 81 electing four o. cirec-
lre fpr tne ensuing year and two CD in
electtrs oi elsrtiou to serve at the next
.nrral rlesti Ing. and for tho transa ction OF
si.h other business - may properly ts
sought before said meeting. Polls Will
,.sl,In open for orc hour.
n :. IOMIINSON secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Ernest l.. Nye Elected Head
OF Natl Steel Car Lines C..

At a meeting of the National Steel
Car Lines Company yesterday, Ernest
l.. Nyo WAS elected president for 1922:
Leon S. Freeman and <. Kirk Haskell,
vice presidents; S. Halline, scclc tary;
p. j. Burton, treasurer, and Southgatc
B. Freeman and James A. Cotner, di-
rectors Board Of directors declared a
preferred stock dividend at the rate Of
I per cent.
During the year ended December 81 +,
7SS tank cars were pledged under
agreement with independent renncrs by
the company, acting as vcndcr. The
outstanding amount of notes held by
the public against these cars was re-
duced during the year. under the series
A agreement. from 100000 to S3S50.O00,
and under the series agreement from
10000 to $3.50. 900
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Coffee Futures Range OF prices.
Business Troubles
Petitions In BankruDtcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled Yesterday in tho United states
wEsrcnHsTEn rE,Nr1NG SERVICE.
AEnAM JOHNSON ANp GEORGE
County. \. Y Liabilities. Sl.osS no assets.
t.. : FEATURE SERVICE lNC.-ln-
Volpn,ary; 7ss broadway
SPENCE & CO.--luYoluDtary - Broad =
JESTER & BRENNAN. GNc.-lnvolun-
.ary. shoe manufacturers. so West Twon-
rHANCNs OATES Voluntary: 7o6 sev-
cn,h Avenue. Liabilities sl-oSS assets.
HrGu \ cRElGrR-vol shoes.
EnC;vN & co. 1Nc.-lnvoluntary e5
East Fourth Street.
osEpH rL1CF-Invoiuntary cloaks 40
West Nineteenth Street.
CHEsTNrT RIDGE CORPORATION
tnvoluntary; :. and Ii West Forty am
street.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptcy
We're appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Alice y. Moran. for Charles u spence and
Harry G Nannoti. partners as spence &
Co. stock brokers. with bonds of $1,000.
George Rublee. for United States Food
Products Corporation. % Broadway, with
George W. Martin. for Harris & weiner
jewelers., 25 Maiden Lane. with bond OF
Bertha Rembaush. for Jester & Hren-
nan, Inc. $40 West 2a,h st. shoes. with a
bond OF 81 ooo
Assignments
MAN NECKER AND DAVID NECKEH,
dealers in novelties and notions. 6i La
fa;e,tc st. assigned to Maxwell G. Cutler
Of i31 West lingsbride rd.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court
CHARLES w. HUGHES. 4o6 Main St
PouS hkeepsic. \. y Liabilities S5.s9l ::
assets. $J25
ABRAM AND GEORGE JOHNSON.
Crawford. Orange County, \. Y. Liabili-
ties. lo62 assets.
CAMBRIDGE MFG. CO.-g.iabilities,
SIS. l25: assets $500.
JOSEPH HECHT 5s2 Broadway. Liza
bilities, sa6, S9S. assets. S10.94s.
FRANCIS OATES 7o6 7th av. Liabii-
tiles. 81 066; assets. $55l
JOSEPH ROSE. IA fremont av., Bronx
Lila bilities s6s2l: assets. S2.o50.
HUGH A. GElGER. 95l Hoe av.. Bronx
Liabilities. SG,515: no assets
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was weak, with Straits quoted at 30.75
G31.37 NC; Straits shipments, 3O.750
BIC; standard, 30.o0@l31 soc and 80 pc,
cent, 3oM3O.75c. Copper weak; stand
ard, spot, February and March. 12.S7 u c
asked, and electrolytic spot, February
and March, 1850 asked. Lead dull i;
New York spot, 4.75c asked, and East
ST. Louis spot, 4.421a asked. Zinc dull; :;
New York spot, A.85c, and East st.
Louis spot 4.S2la asked.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
(otlnn Stali-ti,>

FINFTi'OOI -'DI"S| 20
iuand and improved business. nldd4ng.
80 higaer Al 9.o4d. Sales s.0op. Amer
ican 1000. Imports 2.9vg- American ove-
FIXTURES opened steady ~ f5 tc f., points
higher Closed steady st ~ 10 Il hlzh'r.
March, HG1Gi MAY s.fea. july 3od
October. e.tol 2lerch .s4er. Yarns stead
isl- o. 10 J. ,.tfi-r
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Boston < Maine Proposes
Merger to Reduce Expense.

ALBANY, Feb. 9.--Legislation de-
signed to allow the Boston & Maine
Railroad tc merge with number of its
subsidiary lines in New England for the
purpose Of establishing one headQuar-
ters and having only one general man
ager was introduced in the Legislature
o-day by Assemblyman Arthur Cowee,
Republican, of Rensselaer,. A companion
bill was introduced in the Senate BY
Senator Frederick Z. Draper
The Boston (, Maine expects to reduce
operating cxpensse through the pro-
posed mcrgcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO 50

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF on. dol
e. sad tiiy csHts '7f.5op par share on the
~ ri'ai Stock ot tins Company las been
;;ce'aFee- rpoyehis a. the Treasurer's office
ss-oori at 'clcon y 81. on Tuesday reb-
nary g. 1882. TIE stoci> transfer books
w pcs ts c.osad for the payment OF this
dividend. Cheques Will be mailed ONLY 10
.Scckho GERS VINO hsNe fled permanent
s!y y.1and orccr,L
A. X VAN DEyENTER. Treasurer
Eow York. ~ ! I-sbr.ary g 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Satisfied judgments
In New Yorl, County

IN New YORK tOuoes .-A,ort
The FIRST name ;s that OF ire oe0ss ns..
the second that Of the creditor ana '''e
wh~n judsnaenf was filed;
i-sngdon Robert G J. F. .,.su
Mueller: May Is. i9f6..-....- si''
EoScntuwc-, Otto-Nannais SC
counting Institute. Inc; Dec ,1b:s
\ Y. W.stchcster & Boston Ry: 1855
Cob. Lax. Jan. Sc, f922
Drier. Harry - ALL. kornbNt' ,Ng
Mar -. 1921 -...-.-.
su,phir Nm T. ct al-P. s.ege'; ,,sw
S., Msr Is l9so .aa r.-rea.r;ck
Giiscy--H. l.. Morreli: Aug. . aa;N
1919
su.phin Nm. l.. Ct l>rssnosor ,ssw
su' n,Ss Ss lp,; %;,,;A's Aus = 70 is'o Cant,
SUI pliin. wn,. IN ]. Hall. .,a1
May II. 1917 ..-..-.-,....',-
Same l.. HOFFMAN; Nov. T. tsaA
susphin. wiilisni-w. 7. Elliott; ,,.,,
susphin. soDi :; VIVA. IL I.-M J. Hlrsch 4,sss
q; al, Nov. 10. 1916. -.
Wells Amelia B.--L. Solomon stAN
Bcrnfeld Samuel IA Bodnaf' 1879
Feb. IS. 1915 .....,.,..,'.s
Da.on Mig. Co. Ine:-Kshn1 Fa 1ssl = ,,ss2s'
Feldnan. Inc; Nov. ~, -
Schiesinger. Leo and baio",s
Estate OF NJ. schlesinser' Apr s,sls"
10. 1918 ..-'.-..... Nan,
Chambcrlin. Arthur B--D NJ Ne" Bca1
berger: Dec 6. 1921. ....';pv ~
< (. westchester : gos,Gna ,sa, Ky 1.ssA''
COB LAX: March 81. lsSiE;h E.h
Levine. Jacob Mitnick' 1,osees
l. 1922 ......,: ~, al
Lsvy. Max--c Axeircd; NOV 80 o14a
W l. l. sutphin Realty co-naaTTry coIdaT soa"
Alexander Inc: Dec -, s.nr,l
Sutphin. VIM LII Coan' Np l.15&ls
same,Tirst M, sir National BanS, 9S,a OF 1.ssssi
Bavonne n j; May 81. isSsrt
Some-National Surety Co. Ssss ssas!ss
Is. 1916 s7AG
ssme-n ssn'e NJ y Connolly: June 2 1,seis'
CookinghaIn. irving Sisk'''"' 4.es3ss
March 20. 1920 p;t
Forsch. samuel and Isaac--A F''- 1.sssSs
ter: Nov 80 1921 ........,'.R
Hordies. Charles and Lena 53Stt.
Meier; Feb 6. 1929 tvacatso'
In Bronx County
Alper. Adolf--A L Allen; .... 80. sssss'
90. 1918 ...........''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

posed mcrpcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Judgments Filed
In New York County

w Now fOrA NOuntS
The following judgments were Med yes
terday. the first name being that OF the
de btor:
Abrahams, Maurce--E Karpel.. $40 40
Rookstein, Samuel DIV Frese. l.S37 65
Mayor ............... 1.coi.57
Funge. Ernest-E Palmer .120, ,Sl1. 40
s Co .................... $4,000
Brauner Trucking Co. lnc--i. +
Mack. Inc ............... los
Bisl,ain. Charles h--Eitz-Carlton
restaurant and Hotel Co.. 1890
Bernstein, Ralph and Eva--rimp
son Live Poultry Co. Inc. 4a4 80
Rurken. Mat Tropauer ...... 26s.1 s
Blackrnan & Brown Co---Wall and
Rope Works Inc....... 2c3.6l
Brown & Stephenson. 1ncH Bes-
10! <ot'~V
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Indencndent Oils

0no tAluac on .
oQ Am Fuel @ y. - - I'm -.
oor e1ioofe Oli .-- - x 2l
,r41 *isoe.an WVo - 90 70
100 l,ra2oS OH . -. -.
ne Carih : nj . S3s
tes Cines Service Il. f.2 10 170
800 5o f. cifs.-. isss Iois fS7s -
t' ST . aa7- hb SIS o5
Cont R~f LII leb J. II
'f0 t'roofo syn - - &ia ~
tHo f' n.hiue Pet.
IN l-neiuo.rs Ftf. g. .S 81 :.
.nN ts,sr ralta
H''r .irrai D.f. -
l-rnefrui ICES lo2s 1His .Oi-
...n 'ifliiisud oU. ~, D..
.IN fsfr nrucl. OH o2 o. an 90
.lIg9snn OIL 1S IS -
.r' ilapsrial on. loas 1oa, lo'* 'O's
"D' 'uf re'ro. .... Ia. l's- 14le 49,
iNf ,'rhy Pet ... ~ a a2e. 232.
snn Lyons Pet 40 - 60 80
too Nari.eaibo or 80 2ls 2lla =
90 Meridian 40 10 10 10
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
IIsL >Eay YORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY

New York January IT. 1922.
A Special Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
sn.~ Company Will he held at tho oftcc OF
ne Company. 4Gs Lexington Avenuc, In the
Ni-y ri New York on the 10Th day Of ITehru-
ery next. at II o'clock \. NJ for the pur-
pose C. considering ard nctng upon matters
relating 10 tho traction lines owned and
operated 10y thc Company IN tho City Of
lew YORK
Z. =. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING of THE STOCK
holders of The Nv York Edison Corpanv
Sor ;Se eiection OF Trustees for the ensuing
vsar and tor tho transaction of such other
business as may property come before the
mret7g. Will Re held at the ofTico Of She
SoHa2any, 4ErinS Place and Fifteenth Strest
Kew YORK CITY. Tuesday. February Is, 1922.
RI II O'Clock noon
WALTER NECMULLER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
.&<rae<G L3aA Co.,

Hew York. February :, 1922
.usT'e-iy civ;dsnd OF ooo dollar and
ss|enty-fve cents (s1.s5) per share will
% paid the Prsierred Stock OF this
company March : 1922, 70 stockholders
OF Tsnord os February Il. 1922, At F. NJ.
=. y. SHICK, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Livestock, McLts. Provisions


Eeevcs far TO
prime, 90 lbs. $3.50 a So 5000 l0.2o
~ Il beef,
sides, lb...... 100 IA .l2ia q .lG
LIE veal. COM
tNoC 20 prime,
100 lbs ...... s.5o@l5.oo ll.oo@l75o
ID r e d veal,
city, h. ..... .'a@ ee 100 2s
lbs .......... a.oc@ 100 5000 800
Dressed Wethers,
ID. ........, .l5Gf i, q
Dressed mutton.
city. NJ. 49,. II % - %, "a 0 =
Live alnbn. TAR
lbs .......:.. 1s.oo@l4.75 9.oo@1c.5o
Dressed III b g,
city. lb. .... ga 80 ITO %
Hogs 100 lbs. lo.oo01O90 10.5oWl1.25
bacon. lb. 80 .l5ss@1eas l57s @.lsA
Pork. Dbl. 23. 80 % ------- 81. % q @2. 40
Mess beef. bbl.. 1900 q 400 1900 @ 1890
West. zoo lbs. li.co@ll.tO lel5@12.25
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
= y FTTT, 9NF WtTg :, I!----
=. A, LINCOLN, Secretary.


notice. is IGEREBy GIVEN THAT THE
annual Meeting OF stockholders OF
Fvtrl4iir Chapman Co. Inc, VIII be held
81 fie couloauy's office, No. 100 broadway.
liorcu7h of Manhattan. city OF New York.
-n fhe 24th day Of February. 1872 az .
% clio * IT, II for ths election OF Directors
fcr fhe e-snlug year. for ths appointment
/ --,e iueqectors of Election and for the
''ransa cti7u oi such other business may
brought hefore the meeting.
NiiANIES l. MOEEAC Secretary.
..lrnnr. In llD2
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
aAHrIN-pAnxy CORPORATION

Ae~ YORK. January 23, 1872
1hs Board c! Directors of tho Martin
IarEy Coi2o,ation has this day declared a
a~.eead os 90 cents $500 a share on tho
e+piss. stock OF the corporation. payable
k,Arch 1912 10 stockholders of record al
n" o.osa OF business February IS. 1922. The
U~nsSsy hooks NJ not be closed.
T. IL. SMALL, President.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
WEIGHT AERONAVTICAL CORPORA.

a. WALL STREET.
NEW YORK CITY
January IL, i93e
Fhe Soa-1 OF Directors has .hfs day DE-
p Hr>f 4 c.~itent Of % cents per snar. Oh
~ outstanding capital stock OF .he cor.
.sor&ton, payable out Of earnings o. Feb
',!.ry ~. ,s12, to s.ochhoiders Of record
iia4 A' 51si1s:i Ssixa E1sS.ssgz 11..:s2z., "a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Grain Prices

Nhca,
~rday's Previous Year
N-w N,rl.. close close 40
40 ha,d. si.2St. sicolz
ihicnro--!;ause of prices:
Open. nigh. ror tlgse' close. "a
May. !sot4 l.3l5s l.99l4 l.4s.. l.sl
JAiy - ll6fs Nls's l3Ss l-lo'. llc'.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Sew Yoril. close. close. ago.
Nav N% . yellow SO -. 'l. SIS. s.. s'Ss'. So.
July ........ .60i. 81, bsl,
Yesl~rday's Previous Year
30 whte...s0.46 Sos6 S0.53
sniv Msv '........ ~ q. : - :
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nev Yor'S: cios-. close $40
No. ; w, f.obsl0e sl.o6i. $40
I'lour and Meal
yesterdas's Previous Year
sps ~" paf 9.T sgss s775 '9ss sss ssso
Ccrn,neal $50 q So 5oFg 165 l.so q . 10
l:ye...... $50 o.75 { 5o@ SO s s5oneIO
Bran...... 3l.5o 3l.o0 900
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Rntter-iteceipts ware 1io7o packages
Creamery. higher than extras. pound, 81 y
q 3Sc; extras, 50 score. SIC; irsts - ~
%s'ac; seconds. 3ola a3l &c lowet grades.
:, a zoe centraiiz.o cars, so score. stm
II lzc; insalted. higher tnan extras. IS 3. t.
%9o; extras. 81 score ~ q sc, nrsts - %
soi2c: seconds aola ., = 'ac; lower grad :.
5s a. $'c held or stornse' nisn scoring.
81 iac. seconds, @S q 20 &c; state dairy tubs
finest. S5@Sec; good to prime S21 SIC.
make extras, 290 hrsts, % a 27c sec
ords. 22is q sc: lower grades, 2lQf22i.c:
packing stock, current make. No. /, 81 l.
II @ e0c.
:. Cheese Receipts were i.7o9 boxes New
York state fats, held specials 22G 2Sc;
cia!s. 22@2 &c: fresh specials. 1917 a
2o1ac; average run. 1SG'lal1c: Wisconsin.
double daisies, colored fancy, 2lq2li4c:
single da Isles. coiored. fancy 2iQ0a1c
young Americas, III. I22c state SKINS
49l7c.
EGGS -Receipts Ware iG.'S2 cases. l'eesh
itQ9 a6c hrsts. 900 43c: seconds. 30 q SOC.
dirties. regular packed. No. |, G5I0S.c
NO. end poorer S2G95sc: checks. fan t.
hrsts StW35c. seconds. 81 lGo2Sc White
eggs. refrigerator. - am3oc: fresh nearhy
and nearby Western hcnnery whites. oX-
tras, soc; extra trsts. Asu49 nrsts asa
ira frsts, 46 14oc; under grades. 43@45c;
pulets eggs, graded. smallest out, A4uS
45c; unaesortcd Al q 4ac; Pacific Coast.
whites extra frsts 49c; hrsts. 4. q 4Sc:
other Western aud Southern gathered
whites. 43 W<Sc; nearby and nearby West
cru hcnnery browns. extras. i7TtSc:
ncarby brown and mixed colors. gathered
extras, 46c, frs's to extra frsts 42G4oc.
Potatoes-Maine. $50 lbs, s4@s4.5O:
i65 lbs. S3.75GDS4 state. $50 lbs. SSSoG0
$40; $50 lbs s$.25 q $3.50: Long ISLAND.
Dbl. S5l$5.60 Bermuda, bhl. s1l.50@
fl4; sweets, Now Jersey bsl>.. $l5o0I
s2.T5; Delaware and Maryland. sl.s5:
ya'ns. Virginia. bb.. S4MS4.oo: South
Carolina. crt. Sl.5ONsl.62
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
~ tho Stockholders Of
:. SpIN(IK IIHNER COMPANY

N0tlco is horeby given that The annual
r1ecting Of tho stcc1holders Of ]. Spencer
Turner Company viii he hold at the Offices
of tho Company. 5G Worth Street Borough
.r Manhattan. city OF NeY York, the
'7-' day OK February. t922. Ct 10 80 o'clock
iA -he forouoou. for the purpose OF electing
;. BOARD - Directors two insf ectors of cloc
q. - servo at the next annual meeting.
~rreIvirg and acting upon the reports OF
fnr officers ard FOR the transa ction Of such
o' ner business ~ shall property como be
fsrr che uOetlne
NcY York, February 4. 1922.
LINCOLN SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
New York (itv Bonds
New York State Bonds

i'su"a in coupon and registered tnlul. 'o'
.NtcT chanerahlc. coupon bonds rnE,strrahl".
Security, Rate. I,ue bid. \ 81 "a vir.d.
l'aMAl md ulunM4N
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Standard Oils

~ lsnpl Oh Can.ioe'4 lna ioi 1of
fcIudiane H.. So 50 50 50
iH North = l.. 1o5ia 1o2'l 102A 1e3i.
Na'i Transit 29tl pa % -
80 south y I Of n- n5 e6
no NH Of rna S5-s So. SO ss}.
Oii of = N..e55 eS5 500 sf'
rf g. of ch IF It's li5 rs ll5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Recovery in Curb
Prices on Better
Market Sentiment
Cessation of Liquidation and
'N'lor, Covering Improve
tiul'ook: Oils Show Up
Aavd Trend Once More

ertter demand once rsorc.
Ecyuoids worked slightly higher,
p. Puip Morris and Tobacco Pro
t.4ets ENpor; sagged. intevcontinental
trttcr rallied Magma Copper re
acted.
CI,as Service turned easier bu,
>laatarG az .adiaua and Sims workcd
hgher Kirby Petroleum was steady.
Industrials
onen I;.gh Low. Last
a rssaas
N.e =, ~ 'ls T..
hesNf~ tiosv'
t.Ha rsN ral coup ia>
t.rIi-te fifr Ia =
.l,a'oid ~ .ios 40 loS 1ie
ssrM ~ c.b' co. e0s So eois
s,sga. N.ap,s 80 ~ .o, ,S3
If 'n~lor In j.. 10 -
ffe cent Motors. 5s 50 'a. rs
'Ne f'n'ies Wa A. ~ ~ .' -
'aa Ei.e stor i5et. 2tis se's Sol. 56is
.tt i..st Kodiak e., tN
sttriaud : 80 81
ia' Gi'son Nowe', lti- leis te'a =
fiit-tfc 3 RIA ~ i>t lSa
frt Georges tio'h. IT, ff - IL
1900 81 Aeon Coal 45'a 46 "is 4e
zoo lrnfNvf~N ffFf-
<ca co}iyear rie- los lag. lo's 1o',
30 IT - .ess ses 2e's 20.
900 l,r.n- Mot ..
re ';f,lv.. n,> r nt o.. 50 90
'N~rdeu Clrrp ai r' s.
fiuespa co rf -. -.
lfra tv..T nuuh'r. Ss s., s..
~N7 .uv s. \fiii t'. 3D.. "a ga
Ia i-.rcoifi Mot ~. - -
H' Mercer Motors rs
~ Icrscy Inc.12f ic5 tet 115
900 Tatrh Nl ,il.s fn fo 2S
on Phil Morris ils H. 1lf, II r
goo lose Mot .s', 2s'a So, s5'a
IS ne isa.lio &'s ~, 2,
We a. uf -tt -. o.
.rH fts.1rr- Rub. ~ Ia H.. 3.
.fs l,I l2sy1oles 4ota ~ +o'a I
-Hr 80 Coal < IT, II. s. %
$500 Standard Mot. Az 49, 81 -
.Hr ~eae's Co .... .ss 20 =
500 Tobacco Prcd. N' ~.
1901 = Tob i.. taa. t5e. <ys. -
4ioo +t- : +. & n 50 -
tnne 81 steam L. 13 Ii
800 Tn Profit Sh - Is ~, II.
of do W. i..-.. ~ - ss a..
r1o0 I'm Eet Candy -. 54
.oo Union Cs,rbide A. A. A
90 J'tsh-IGaho Su
'g Wayne Coal.
n0 fW End Chem =. - =.