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New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
a. Price Advances Based
:" an New Duties Have
Reen Made Yet; Goods in
Bond May Affect Market

...,ulstion concerning tho immedi-
-. Of the new tariff on general
-. occupied the time Of many
-. men yesterday. So far "a
- - ,earncd no price advances A.
-.-....,, of the higher duties on many
,--,dities wcrc made, but 10 IS inti-
o-I hat in the near future some
.s,,nt increases in the selling
~ imported as well as domestic
-;,is, win be announced.
- rush Of importers 20 withdraw
-. from bond continued. Under the
80 importers had until midnight
~. ~. r,rbt 20 pay the duties imposed
~ sbe emergency tariff act. With
s,..w,ss Of goods from bond princi-
.,,x .extilc novelties, gloves and
80 seccssorics that make up much
p ~, imports from Europe have been
,.,.sy thar az any similar period I'm
- t;.,ory o. the country. The effect
"a ,Nsse withdrawals is problematicaL
:. a. un6srsiood that many importers
- A seek bank assistance 60 clear
ar eoods. Under present banking
.,,Iitjors lcnc.tcrm loans arc frownod
v,os and Il is thought that the inn
,.s-.er will have 20 turn their stocks
ir,s cash quickly TO clear of their in
6eb;f6ness.
IN the wool field the tariff has been
hirly well discounted. according 10
gre observers. Notwithstanding this,
Re tendency Of WOODEN and worstcd
rods prices is toward an advance and
& "a expected that the tariff will
issien the naming Of higher prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
New Company Formed
For Wireless i'm China
Radio Corporation Will Hold
Control of Federal Tcle-
graph Concern

The Federal Telegraph Company of
Delaware ia soon 10 be launched 20 take
over the Sl3,o00O00 contract with the
Chinese government. recently secured
by tho Federal Telegraph Company Of
California. Owen ID. Young. president
Of the General Electric Company, will
be chairman of the board. and 4. 7.
Sehwerin. head Of tho California cor
poration. will Dc president.
The new company will be capitalized
nt $4,000 900, divided into $4,000 900
preferred stock and SG.000.000 common.
II was announced that tho Radio Cor
poration Of America will buy all Of the
new preferred stock. and Of tho com
mon stock the Federal Telegraph Com
pany OF California will own 80 per cent
and the Radio Corporation 60 per cent.
Profits from the Chinese contract are
estimated at $4,000, 900. In addition 20
= percentage Of the net earnings Of the
stations for long term Of years.
The contract calls for tho construc-
tion Of four wireless stations in China.
tho one in shanghai q be larger than
any nov in existence in this country.
Completion OF the station will mean di-
rect communication between the United
States and China.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Reserve Position
OF Federal Banks
Slightly Changed
Statements of System and of
New York Member Show
Results Of September
Tax Collection; Ratio Up

Changes In the reserve position Of
the Federal Reserve banks during the
week ending on September p. accord
ing 10 the weekly statements just made
public. were sIignt ana oil a superb
cial character. The ratio Of reserves
70 deposit and note liabilities COM
bincd Of the entire system was un-
changed as compared with a week ago
and that of the Federal Reserve Bank
Of New York showed q gain from S3.7
per cent 90 S44 per cent.
Both the combined statement and
that of the Now York bank revealed
changes resulting from tho collection
OF the September 10 installment Of
Federal taxes. which WAS reflected in
substantial increases IN government
deposits and In declines IN the holding
Of Treasury certificates Of indebted
ness
The New York bank revealed a slight
loss of gold 20 the interior. and. al
though bills discounted. secured by
government paper declined. the total
Of bills on hand increased moderately.
The gain in the banks ratio was pri-
marily due 20 government operations
and reflected no striking chances in
commercial needs. which APPARENTLY are
almost impcrceptibly expanding.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
q Blu i'm SIS N G w $
Business World Awaiting
Reaction From the Tariff
Northwest's Buying
POicer Is Affected

Prospects for increased purchas-
ing power Of the farmers in the
Northwest are not particularly
bright, according to survey re-
Gently made by the Northwestern
National Bank, Minneapolis.
$50 far as the returnsc from live
stock are concerned" says the bank.
tho outlook is quite good. But as
for returns from the grain crop, be.
yond question the present price is
not cheerful 10 contemplate. In
some places, far from market, grow
ers will do we'll to break even. In
about half OF our territory bankers
cannot see that farmers will make
profit IL the market holds at tho
present level or drops below.
However, there is scarcely a dis
senting voice in the opinion that
this will be n much better year than
last. Even in some Of our least
favored districts the financial out
look is not one Of gloom"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Big Copper Wire Inquiry
Anaconda Asked 10 Bid; Miners
Get Raise

The largest copper wire inquiry ever
received IN this country came from
japan yesterday, according 20 an Of
fcial OF the Anaconda Copper Com
pAny
ave received an inquiry from ia
PAN" the official said. "for $500 600
pounds Of copper strand for the Toxic
Electric Company. This Is the largest
foreign inquiry for copper wire ever
received in this country. The con
tract has not yet been awarded, but
II 10 unlikely that an American firm
will obtain the order because japanese
buyers must pay n 30 per cent ad
valorem import duty on copper.
approximately $4,000 miners. smelt-
or men and other employees OF copper
mining companies In Montana were
given an increase Of hfty cents a day
In wages. The new scale became cf-
fective yesterday. Miners will receive
SAB a day"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Trade Buving Gains

Purchasing activity Of retailers
throughout tho country last week
showed a gain Of 10 per cent over the
previous week, and a gain Of 45 per
cent over the same week last year, sc-
cording TO the weekly report on mer-
chsndising activity issued by tho Credit
Clearing House. Buying was about
even with that OF the similar week Of
1920
The mountain and middle agrieul-
tural sections showed a drop in pur-
chasing compared 10 last week, but all
other sections registered n decided
gain. the largest, 6.5 per cent. being
made in the north agricultural section.
Indebtedness showed 3 per cent
gain compared TO last week. and pay
ment activity dropped Is per cent.
Comment accompanying the report
states that purchasing was carried
above the high level reached last
month. which in turn was the highest
level reached since April, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Ontario May Borrow
25 Million Here Soon
Withdrawal Of Loan al Home
Expected To BE Step Toward
New York Fl0iaiion
sr,eIaI DI.raIlA % ~ rrIba.s

MONTREAL. Sept. n 80 far as
can be learned tho action OF the On
tario government In Withdrawing the
$40 0.O00O 900 Canadian loan prcsages The
placing In New York IN the autumn
Of loan for $4,000, 900. Il has been
known for some time that American
bankers have been anxious 10 get such
a loan because Of the dcarth of nov
Issues in that market. while Canadians
nrc unwilling 90 encourage new issue
here, in view Of the prospective new
Canadian government fnaneihg. Tho
withdrawal of her inquiry for a Joan
payablo In Canadian funds By the
Province OF Ontario did not come.
therefore. az surprise in Canadian
bond circles. A new issue In tho New
York market would be for bonds pay
able. 10 is presumed. both in Canada
and the United .f1tDf against opinion
which has prcvnlloi 'l bond circles.
Canadian ban hnfo rrrci very
strongly that surA rravirrif' financing
a. can be done at home should bo
taken care Of there. but from profont
indications tho conclusion has been
reached that it would be we'll 90 throw
open the doors Tor American bids, par
ticularly when such figure os $780,.
600 600 is mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
PROPOSALS

s.. f.fsa.
PURSUANT f0 'f' rcsi'' 'i.'hf ni IN- lt"
rfafH f.mm'n' ttinH r.t Nt
Ifs order lai'l g.. .fnNlf t't
IT larfn 80. 81 tne NNfIhffN TT. is'iN.
Company f.rfj rfglaffi lll. nni lersV
gives rcficf Inlt 't MIi 81. ~ - wy
.5tn day ~ frrtfmf.r. l.-t. y 't1.e
noon af iNr oicl .i il -,
r1st Fffn street r- f'' .i..- ip1
tHe ninfi 'I We ~ -
tcrrfi0'i - a.. -n' ''. b.
t 80 D.r..f'v
ifHIDi tIi NI.I r'" -
I- l..rf 'fl 'In I.N.'. 4.t'i"-f N''"gf-f'
$50 t.. I.f f '.i' , 49,. A..
fhr F1N .H. f'IHr hNl tl.l a.i NFi' ia
delivered O. fha h'r'irft 'if'7T. hlt no ht
u.II BE- accepted for Ices aaH ti' pr ceNt
az frr r.r ff.. .r0f with ac.Iirf int rnsf
Tha ..HH.t referred 10 rrf .Iupnfn
.t.t,.t .f.a..s l9slei a. Ifr fl.ft Nc
f..r.f N.rE q fls CITY - AeH fcrk .Nf
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
New York Metal Market

Tin vas arm but quiet, With sifaiss
and Straits shipments quoted 90 $40
a 40 62ne. standard. 32878e and -
per cent. 81 800 526oe copper qpist.
standard. spot. September and oct9-
her. l3 150 l3 62h and slectrolgtle SPOT.
eoa,emher md Oc'obcr Bol.4
llc. Lead lrm. New York, SPOT, oilf
and Fast So Louis, SPOT bloc hid.
Zinc frm. Ncw f0rf SPOT. tloe ani
Past 81. Louis. spot. sT0c BID.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Mexico Ready TO Pay
Back Interest on Debt

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2i-The agree
ment signed by Financial Secretary dc
In Huerta and the international COM
mittce OF bankers In New York re-
Gently, providing for liquidation Of
Mcxico's foreign debt, came up In the
Senate today with all indications
pointing 10 prompt ratification.
The secretary confirmed reports that
the Mexican government has placed
sufficient funds In New York 10 cover
the FIRST payment OF interest on the
foreign debt due on January next.
More than 100000 pesos were d.
verted FOR that purpose. he said.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Eastern Penn Railway
Onerniing ReHenpe Drop

The report Of Che Eastern Pennsyi-
vania Railways COMPANY for hugu't
showed gross operating revenues oi
siig7fo. decrease Of $500 over ne
corresponding psried o. i1li. The n't
income showed a deficit Of tiI.'4' over
the previous year -.
The gross operating revenues Tor the
twelve months ended August ~ were
g122Osi8. an increase ~ tlb.1fi 0fff
the corresponding period ~ ne pfr.
vlous year. The net incoue 80
f936Ef1, on increase or sls,olp of~
The orasSus year
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Raw silk Still Firm

Although the Yokohama raw silk
market was reported of 10 yen a bale
yesterday. local prices continued firm.
Manufacturers still consider current
prices too high for safe operation and
freely predict q decline. Immediate
need for raw silk. however, Ia forcing
some manufacturer into the market.
The growing popularity Of some Of the
lighter weights Of silk goods has
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

BOSTON. a,pt 60 N9ch vosl on
which thc dsties under re new tsrf
BIN are lcfs favorable than pnder ~
emergency rates has been taken opt oi
bond. TIE appearance - some of tnlt
WOOL on the market m glt possibly have
"a deproerIny eject upon Drcrs. @f-vs
fholes. wool men here look optimisti-
rai toward the future. fortified bg he
.trengfh of tho foreign markets.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
France viii Float
Another Big Loan

PARIS. Sept. 2l (By The Assoei-
ated Press).-A large loan, the
amount Of which is as yet unde-
tormined. but officially estimated TO
be as high ns four or Eve billion
francs. will b. issued by the gov
eminent on October 20, " was
learned here to-day. Tho loan will
be in the form Of per cent treas
ury notes at losis francs rcdecmable
at par In three yoars. and At b07 In
FIVE years.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Adj Course at Hunter College

Hunter College, announces that the
FIRST session Of the class in practical
advertising. David S. Mosesson, in
structor. will be held on Thursday.
September 2s. from 7 to p. m. The
Course Is inteded for those now G..
gagged in various branches Of the ad
vertising business. as we'll as for those
who intend 10 enter that field. In
formal talks by specialists on the vari-
Gus phases and problems OF advertising
will be a feature Of the course.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Carpet Prices Advancing

Higher prices for carpets and rugs,
beginning October /. have been an
nounccd by one Of the leading pro-
ducers and the trade expects other
manufacturers 70 follow suit. The nd-
vances range from per cent upward.
Goods on order and delivered before
October will be billed at the current
prices. but all unalled orders will be
cancelled October I.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

BERLIN. Sept. 21.- Delivery Of at
last thrcc-fourths Of the merchandise
osdtred hy American stores IS expected
10 Be made before Christmas. - is an
rssnced 90 the headquarters here Of
ne Associated Merchandising Corpora
dor. Other American resident buying
examinations are hopeful TO like
iecree The American retail stores
have made 10 clear that az css deliver
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

ppOpCsffg for oii-haniiins pump y.rs.
tasle anf msnt cookers. manila rops. stssi
rifffi era tuIfs. ulfe naNs, clerffir motor.
fans. cable. Nlrc. electrical supplies anl-
meter Nllfmsfrr. fioel s1rfIitf. fstlhIa nfn.
m.fIIfn rruiut automatic orr control .,
vacuum tubes. mica. Unions. srark ruKt
wire Efirf. fmhosrinf nresI. Ci1.ff hlsIs
Ellsrf s0lii rubber tires. IouIIrf uafflrE.
iIufhfs. mon heads. futtaf F1eaefs. Pens.
cotton irl sheHff, WipinE rags. auileIlrg
paste. soap. ralnt. Farri9h. gTaphIe. actions
ash lumf fnf oats. rirH straw NH.. .Hl n1IEs
lts orr timber sealed proposals wit 10
received m fhr on uf fnn General pur.
chasing O.lrar ths ianHma Canal. Washinz.
ton. ~ g.. uufl Do 20 o'clock a.. m o.f0hfr
a. i,ff. "a whth tire fhry wlil b. orsred
In ~ c zoe Furnishing fha allows. nenflu A
aulolts Blanks ani infofmation reiailnE a.
this tlrcrinf filltl may hs obtained from
this oflre 0r iff offices 0i tha Assistant pa.
chasing fEtrfa. "A Slafo street NaN YORK
city tii taWer Street New orleans. ~
AMI fofi a. fDn San ffarclr'o. calf Ala
from rhe United states tng|neer Ones in
The principal Clllas ihrourhOui the Unliri
states "A. D.. fLiNr. GsHcai purshaslny ,
O6icer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Business Troubles

Tho following petitions IN bankruptcy
verc filed yesterday IN tho United states
District Court.
ANDERSON BROS SILK WAISTS. IST.
involuntary go Broome et
CHELSEA LEATHER GOODS CORR.
Involuntary 20 East 18th -.
PHILINBTTB WAIST co. Mn
voluntary. fS Wsst 23d st
LILLIAN BAUER Voluntary. l25 West
18Th ~. Liabilities ii.62s. asseis $3.50
THE ARTHUR STEINER co. tNC =.
Involuntary. lobbcrs IN buttons. 1855
Bway. Liabilities. 50 900; assets $4,000
GETAWAY IMPORTING co -lnvolun
farv. diamonds etc. % East ltth ~
Liabilities $4,000. ssseis. $4,000.
ART WAIST CO. involuntary t-l
B'way.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
Tho following receivers n bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in tho United
states District Court.
" l.. Bryant Tor Chelsea Leather Goods
CORP. 20 East nth st.. with hond of
$500.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules ~ bankrupicy
were Med yesterday in tho United states
District Court. ..
HIMER HAT CO--is 70 ~ West 3Gth
RI. Liabilities. 1885. assets. ifps5.
LOWS NHOLTZ-Liabihuee. '5b'-
500. assets 100.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Days Nerc Issues

The National City Company has pur-
chased and Is reofcrng. at 90 and in
terest. 10 yield about $40 per cent.
new issue Of $4,000 900 Province Of Al
bcrta twenty-ycar gold je, principal
and interest payable Ia Kew York.
The William r. Compton Company.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. and Barr Broth
crs are Offering q now issue of $4,000
COO Southern Minnesota Joint Stock
Land Bank Bonds. dated Nay I. 1892. at
price o. i03 md accrued interest,
yielding over 900 pcr cent 90 optional
maturity and . Icr cent thereafter
e. W. MeNcar g. Co. arc cTer'ng
'250C00 Jackson County, North Caro-
ina. per cent road and bridge bonds
'uc scrialiy 1896 to 1880, inclusive, 20
prices TO yield 8 per cent
Borbright & O.. arc Offering % new
ISSUE oi $1,000 600 Karsas Gns and
Electric Company 8 per cent gold dee
hcrturc bond. Series ~ os the re-
,ircmcft of ail ihe general mortgage 3
per ceat bonds and FOR corporate par
poses These bonds are due september
!, 2122. and aye ncn-callahle ior twcn-
ty-dye years. They are offered n 90
and accrued interest 20 yield over 600
per cent.
Tucker. An'hony & CO. are Offering
an issue 90 Si,O000ao First joint stock
Land Bank % New york New York
and Pennsylvania per cent fern loan
bonds dataf july I. ig22 d0f tlc }uly
I. 1912 Thcy arc ron-Tes lg.@llo Until
July l. 1892 The bonds-ore hs'ag of-
icrcd at i03', trd ntere3h @ geld
sboor i53 per eei.t 20 1892 aHd , per
cent thereafter.
4 sgndicat, consisting Of t,c Cuar-
anty Company tfe William 2 Cowpton
COMPANY. Ames. Emorich q Co.. of New
York. nnt the First Wisconsin Com
pany, the Second Ward Securities Com
rany ard ~. Marshall & llicsley Bank,
Milwaukee, is Offering to-day 1900 600
Milwaukee County, Wis. Mctropo.i-
tan sewerage pcr cent bonds.
dated April ], 1922. and dlo APRIL J.,
1898 90 1912. Tho bonds are offered ~
prices 20 yield 4.20 per Gems for all
matur.tics.
CLARK. Dodge & Co., New York. and
Harrison. Smith & Co. Philadelphia,
arc Offering S72j.O00 Chicago. Indian
apoli. & Louisville Railway Company
equipment trust per cont gold certia-
Gates. Series a." 10 nature $4,000
scmi-annually March and September !,
from March /, 1923. TO March l. 1882
Inclusive. and $4,000 seml-annually
from September l.. 1885, 20 september
1. 1887. inclusive, AZ prices TO yield
4's0 per cent for the 1923 ma.urities, D
per cent for the 1924 and 1920 maturl-
ties and 505 per cent for the remain
10 rneturities. The certificates are IS
sued under tho philadelphia plan IN
part payment for standard iailroad
equipment. to cost upward OF Sol2,OoO,
Of which sis7.0j0, or approximately ~
per cent, is TO be paid By the railway
company in cash.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Tire Production Increasing

AKRON. Ohio. Sept. 2i-Markct ad.
vices from all parts Of the Ohio tire
industry indicate continuance Of good
business. Many OF the smaller plants
again are increasing production. ~
ports that the Ford plant soon will be
in operation again have had dis
tinetly encouraging effect In Akron.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets yes
srday continued firm, with demand
,ssving n slight increase. according to
commercial bankers. Commercial paper
sies range from AZ 10 az per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
ouoied the following discount rates on
,rins bankers acecptances eligible for
purchase by Fcdcfal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Canadian Exchange at Par

MONTREAL, Sept. 2L-New TOT"
exchange rates were officially quoted al
par to-day. for the first time since
i9i5. United States tourists WIN
Am rican money have been compelled
to pay premium on the Canadian aoi-
lar at business houses here for some
,.aata
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

n v..r. esfs mar q tIlsnasf iis,
ID way. ... d.
Co. U H Glars. n8f 'ons hesifff. la0es
md embroidery rrmfrsHf
WINSTON .aAIEW
- ~ Co. a Spear. somfns fftpI 10
wear. ~ vs. fffn RI
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Satisfied Judgments

tn. Gee, name is that of the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed; 49,.
9rhermerhofn Nathaniel E-W ....
sloane. Noy rs. 1871 a..-. '''~.'i
poorv Joeeph. snd National surety 1890.
Lpeopis etc: May ?, 1871. l''"V.''
schmidt Kasrer g. and Nauonal
gyrefv Co--ssnc: Dec -. 1920. BOO 10
Frank /. Fisher Col 7 strom- e....
berg; Aux 4, 1922 .-... ......,... i''''''i
Frank eoion L--MHi0n schhal.'
,Sssgnsirae'ns Gen '.p'............ CORP ~ 1890
Milisi Iist Sol H-B schuIhafe. May ,mn
Marion. M Frank IN $ DueII: June
I.ons. Alice M-samei juno 2'' -,
Marion. Frank J-R Pawiey
June 20. 1921 .....s.s:....,,.. 1881
Ione. Alice M l. Collins June ,.-,,
N9sien' ,gss franh ''"' ....'.'..s'"'.... 1875
A'ise is,a S Lons-n ''....'..'..'. i@"'.' 1881
eqs,fnss's TsS ss i,:s 90''"- '..'..'..''.' 1855
Quong. sam. and NJ ional surety
Co-Peopie. ete' siV 10 iva toons
mssSsa ss1sa) charles. ,ii;.''.n,d and national
surety CO-same; Nov p 1870
p.,l Iss5si T.Ritz.csriton Res
tauran tand Hotel CO. sept ~.
1874 tvacatedD .....-......-.. fys-s
In Bronx County
xateison. Meyer - II Abrams
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. y. weaving
warns continues 20 De ln brisk demand
In this market In dFtinct contfaff -
knitting yarns Large oriors, however, ,
sill are n rare exception. Cons
arc aprarcnly rtIll operating cniy iof
i,pediato and near .fITc needs.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

The proportion Of the banks reserve
70 liability this week is 1851 per cent;
last week il was 1922 per cent Rate
Of discount. 3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Rncclrcrs In Rankruptcy
Judgments Filed

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Inc iolio",ns Juoti.' ,i,.. 6.f ~ tbo
terday 10" hIal h"Ni' "''"h '"''
debtor
p Fubilfhing co. inc apeh'''' tt-oso
Lay CO., lnc .--.' 49, .,..,...-
banntts, isaac tNh .'N .'ii.''' -oa Al.
cam 'asuiiiy ,r-icoit'
hlloWllA i."u'.' az. N",i.,
ne, siofch ani MOTT. vine " 'nos'"a a-saa
ptt.I,or' ~ rntf sft lo
bil.tru'"u' w. .'H' ~ ~ -.. .fr,,r
'-tf r5ttt. ~. 500 90
MT, rr,,. q ~ w,~f.-r 4ss.f1
cdr,o 1'5l,,o" sa,ysi5rc. tysfsr Anglo ssiciano
TH',ior.rg iT'''.ii ~, -F@eJer''k saeth.
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co@ter q wizard Ar1ifs Ciuh ia ~
Delsrcev 81 W.t Wash laundry
Houston IS 8, y We, e," Wash Lsgrir lit1e
Davis Lulu People ofc ........ t'a M
pooiey. Mary capitol Piano Go. tel a2
Davis. David F-@ l. pskaF l-.ff4
East New York wcodwofk N'g
ssySc-iiarry } strone. irc ilti1
|rai AceiiSnt f,ie 4 IA Assn.
snce Corp. Ltd. ~ London Eng. GO -
ssno--soine ...............-.-- 1ffu
trqioin. koff"A a NJ kltut 90 Do
HHson. William spad MfT On. inc inI.r
GsI1fta Daniel "A CuNe. ...... 1890 ~
Gardner. Henry III VALDEZ ... - t9
y scnan. iyi.a An Cox -. ts
Hammond. Robert s - London T.
lancafhir" lu- 60. Lid, oi lif-
.cIrooi. hhti lnn 49,. ,...- t''i-
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mcrce oil con-. 49,. sei-s
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keesinR. Norris H.-Abfam car .
100 ,o,.....'.''' ,..;;.......' ''''''
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Morlar,y: Mlehae.! ara Columbia ,,o,,,
Michael Belle ". we'hee 's.''
.sssn Brewery ......,........ i'o'7'
Mitt,cheH t,, MOTOR Co. I"'-S"'' M
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New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

shifted demand for raw silk 20 the
finer grades and away from the coarser
sizes.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

PROPOSALS WILL re RECEIVED iRy
the Bureau ~ supplies and Accounts
Navy Department. Washington. n C. uGl'
iiverinE timed tomatoes 10 me navy supply
depot. So hroohiyn n ~. etc Aprlg f1t
proposals 40 tho NAVY Ni1chAnng of.aa
New York, y. or 10 "a uvrea1 n ffk
faymaster General of the Navy. a.lslEW
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

ies on orders are made by the end OF
the year they viii be Obliged to cancel
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Gcrman Deliyerics ExnecIcd

Cal loans AGAINST acccptanccs, 4 per
0rt.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Bank Of Franco Statement

PARIS. Sept 2l.-Thc weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes In francs:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Bank of England Statement

LONDON. Sept. 2l.-Thc weekly
statement Of the Bank Of England fol
losrr.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

The National City Company has pur-
chased and Is reoFering. at 90 and in
terest. 10 yield about $40 per cent, n
new issue Of $4,000. 900 Province Of Al
bcrta twenty-ycar gold D., principal
and interest payable iG New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

Bank 81 New York and Trust Company
rriFtfes yeat'rfay declared an inlilat
dividend 90 g. a. share. payable October
10 to Fockhoidcra % record october 30.