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New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Prices of Wheat
Uneven Following
An Upward Squirt
Largest Speculative Interest
in Months Is Reported;
Close 5-8 Cent Net Lower
to 3-8 Cent Advance

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.--Althoueh broad
ening Of general speculative interest
today led 60 the highest prices yet this
season for all deliveries of grain cx-
eept the December delivery of wheat.
heavy profit taking sales brought
about subsequent reaction. Wheat
closed unsettled at Fsc net decline to
3sc advance. Corn finished unchanged
to, ac higher: oats unchanged to u
OFF, and provisions varying from &c
lower to 15c gain.
Selling Of wheat in the last part of
the session appeared to be based largely
on gossip that after three days advance
some setback was 20 be looked for he
sides, export conditions at the East yere
said to be bearish, New York, PhiladeInhia
and Baltimore facilities being talked of
az practically blocked, There were indf-
cations, furthermore, that grain loadinSs
On western ana Southwestern roads were
increasing, as compared to last year
Offerings here, however, were readily ab-
sorhed.
Commission houses reported the largest
general speculative interest IN MANY
inohths. and II Vas 10 this fact chiefly
that the decidcH upward swing Of the
wheat market during the fret half OF the
Day was ascribed, Strength Ia corn values
had an additional stimulating effect. and
so, 100. did reports that -four mills were
picking up cash wheat and working to
full capacity TO get supplies T;asS bsfore
the close OF navigation on tho Great Lakes
Assertions that rural holders OF corn
were showing an increased disposition to
a"alt higher prices gave the corn market
OF lard here tended TO make the pro
vision market average higher
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Two Directors Support
Suit Against Goodyear
Uphold Complaint Attacking
S85,000,00O Refinaneing and
Reorganization Program

AKRON, Ohio, Novds.--Francis Seib.
erilng and r. l.. Robinson, party de-
PENDANTS TO a suit filed against the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Compang
here last August by Mrs. Laura i. 7
Weiss, of Cleveland, Goodyear stock,
holder, In which she attacks the legality
OF the entire $S5,000,000 refinancinr
and reorganization program of the com.
pany, to-day Aled an answer in which
they aver they believe the allegations
in Mrs. Weiss's petition are true.
According to attorneys representing
Mrs. Weiss. the fact shat both answer
ing defendants are directors of the
company lends an unusual angle to the
case.
Mrs. Weiss in her petition against
the company and Cleveland, Chicago
and New York bankers made allegations
that certain stock issues had been iNe-
gally made, that assets of the COM
pany were being dissipated unGer the
retnancing scheme, and asked for an
injunction against certain features of
the refinancing plan.
Seiberling and Robinson in their
answer state that they were not direc-
tors of the company when the refnanc-
ing plan was put into effect in May,
1921, and that they had no knowledge
of certain features OF the plan until
Mrs. Weiss filed her petition, but have
since examined it carefully. They
asked that "the relief prayed for by
the plaintiff be granted"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEmALg
Chambermaids

CEfAMBERMAID. seansatress or t.itfSsS
nurse. baby or older child; city or crun
try; experienced IN both lines Of work
highly recommended. M., Miss HofrasysgsS
Agency, 10 East 83d St, Sd hoor Tels
phone s947 Murray Hiil.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
More Manufacturers Are
Opening Retail Stores,
While Merchants Plan
10 Engage in Production

contentious between manufacturers
and retailers are leading TO two inter
esting Developments that have taken on
o rapid pace within the recent past and
threaten TO assume more important
proportions in the near future. Manu-
facturers In several lines. and more
particularly In shoes, have been OPEN
ing their own retail establishments as
more satisfactory manner in which
to distribute their products to con-
suniefs. This has been brought about
chiefly because retailers have been so
dii,aatory In ordering that the peaks and
valleys Of operative activities have
oeen accentuated, with the result that
production costs have mounted consii-
erahly in contrast with a producing
piant where more regular operations
can be obtained. By maintaining their
own retail establishments the manu-
1actIrers believe more even produc-
ZION can DC assured their factories
Evidence Of This trend Ia found in
preparations now under way for the
opening of eighteen new retail stores
ny one shoe manufacturer in the near
future
In the wearing apparel lines there
are q number Of projects now under
consideration for the opening of retail
stores by manufacturers.
Inc other development ia a move
among retailers for more cooperative
ouying, and in one case, that of the
local clothiers and furnishers, to either
estaoilsh their own producing plants or
10 form a syndicate that would license
producers to make Up clothing to a
speeihed standard to be sold under the
ino'vldua! retailers own brand.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Country Produce

:. Bntter--Receipts were $3.50 packages
Creamery. e higher than extras, lb.,, 5o11 q
seconds. 37Q 12c; lower grades 26 q
rs cen5raliSed Ga .n cars cars. 90 score, AS1a g
1ed to ssSrs sco1a q a. so1Ts Ss9
higher than extras, 6205s extras, 9s
score, k1@ hc; hrsis. 42Q5oc; seconds,
hsh scsrng
t51s q A6c; hrsts, s9Ga44Mc: seconds, SIG
aslso; state dairy tubs. ilrsts. 4sa 49e;
94g42c: ladies. current make, extras ssM
q SIC; hrsts. 25@Ssiac; seconds. 34c; low
er grades. 32@ sac; packing stock, current
ESQ sac.
Chcese-aeceipts were a,sss boxes. New
YORK state lats s. June apseaIs 2oA @27c;
spesas @ ISL sS Ss7o i0fs averass s'"!s hats raa
25 % acc: Wisconsin, double Daisies 2bh
12Gc: single Daisies, 261a q 3sc; Young
EsEswaeceifpSts weT, s.os8 cases. Fresh
gathered extras, dozen, 6306sc; extra
frsts, 6s@62o; nrsts, So9S7c; seconds, Ss
20 @ soc; dirties. No. i, 27@ CSC; No. . and
poorer, 22d 26c checks, poor TO choice
drE, 2oQ24c; refrigerator extra f1rsts,
charges paid to expiring dates 31082c;
hrsts, 2s a8oo seconds and poorer, ss@
27hc; checke locally candled, 2O@22c;
refrigerator whites nearby. 32@4 Pa
cihc Coast, 32@4Sc; other Western, 3OdD
35c; refrigerator oil immersion process,
nearby whites. 50855c; Pacific Coast
whites. 42d14Sc; Western, brown and
mixed, 32@S7c; fresh New jersey. hen
merry whites, uncanded extras. s6@90c;
nearby hennery whites, extras, locally
candled. soc; nearby aud nearby Western
hennery whites. average extras. S2@S6 /;
extra frsts, TSqsoo; Arsts. 6S q 75c; near
by gathered whites. ffrsts to extra flrsts,
GS arse. under grades $50 Csc; puilets'
eggs, 429 65e; Pacific Coast whites. ex-
tras. S2@S5c extra flrsts, 754S0c: firsts,
6s6 73c: under grades G5@66c pulleta,
43M55c; other Western and Southern,
gathered whites. k296sc New Jers.y hem
merry browns. extra fancy. 7sVSSo; other
nearby hennery browns, extrsa 6S@75c.
Potatoes--state, $50 lbs S2.25@S $3.50:
$50 lbs, S1.75@$2; Jersey Giants, s1.5o@
$50; Long Island. 1s0 lbs, $2.s5 8s3; 1856
lbs, s2,750$2.so; $50 lbs, $2.25 @$2.5o;
Maine, $50 lbs. $2.35 @$2.50; Pennsylvania
$50 lbs, $2.2692be; sweets, Jersey, bas-
ket, 75cm$1.4o: Eastern Shore. barrel,
SI.50@Sl.T6, Delaware and Maryland, bas-
ket S6c68S5
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SUMMONS

AMERICAN TRUsT cosfpANY ~
Executor under the Last wllf aud Testa-
n vs. 3 1 asksnhT ii Aata' Nonnf NDsisaTSa lnNA sa,
MQBLIT. hts wife, BEvERfDGE WE'D
sTER; ; MABEL WEBSTER. bis. wife.
as trustee under the w,ii 'asf'al of aans Js2s aa
ninss. MARTHA" WEBSTER. hss wife.
FIRsT NAMm .MARTHA@ BEfNo F1cfI.
fas rnlasBETa AN uSKToWN ! HssR1a ne phAiTTdyg Yi
W.. WEBSTER, ANNA" WEBSTER, his
wife. fret name Anna" being Actitioas
sns ana sfg Y13sn1s SagMSsY Snsrs ~, wEgsTaN
narne Helen" balnK fictitious and un-
known, Defendants,
TO THE ABOVE NAMED D.rFSp yrs:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70
snswer tho complaint In this action. and
TO perve q copy OF yons answer. or. X tbs
complaint is not served with this sum
tbs Piaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service of this summons.
:clusive of the day OF service. In cass
nent wi,i be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded Ia the complaint.
Dated, New York, August sth. 1922.
GEORGE ~ A. NAGLE. Attorney for
Fulton Street, Jamaica, Long is
TO: HERBERT L. soBL1T,
ANNA NOBLIT.
BEVERrDGE WEBSTER
MABEL WEBSTER,
LEWIS w. WEBsTf;,
ANNA" WEBSTER
The foregoing sum mons In served upon
you by publication pursuant 10 AIN order
OF Hon. James O'MaIieyo Justiee Of the
Supreme Court of the state OF New York,
dated the 10Th ay az October 1922. and
Med with the Complaint III the Office of
the Clerk OF he County OF New York
at the Courthouse, in. the Boroughscf Man
haitian, City OF New York.
Tn. object of the above entitled action
Is to effect partition on the following
described premises;
AZ those lots or parceIs os land situated
In the ninth formerly the eighth ward
Of the City OF New York. known and dts
tinguished oia d map OF property belong
the city of New YORK. made by r. w,
Bridges. and fled in tho office of the
Register Of the City and County o. New
York as lois Nos lS2, iS3. Which taken
together are bounded and described as
BEGINNING on the northeast corner
OF Sixth Avenue and Waver1y Place, for
along the northerly side of wayerIy Place
80 feet inches to lot No 1sa on said map.
thence north along tho westerly side of
lot No. 1884, 81 rect TO lot No 1st on paatd
map, thence westerly along south side OF
lot No, 1sf. so feet 70 the eagterly side
Of Sixth Avenue, thence southeriy aiong
the easteriy side of Sixth Avenue, IS feet
inches 10 the corner OF Sixth Avenue and
Wayeriy Place. the place Of beginning, be-
ing the property conveyed by Alfred 8.
peii and Adelia Pell. his wife, and David
dated the 17th day OF May, 1923 and the
10th day OF March, 1929 and recorded IN
the office Of the Regtster IN end for the
2ss of Conveyancea, Page l50 and In Liher
2sS OF Conveyances, Page ihs.
GEORGE A. NAGLE, Attorney fo-
Plaintiff. Office ?. o. Address. 3:
376 Fulton Street. Jamaica, Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES !.

A MAN. willing 10 give services ana rSe
srate capital can share IN profits Of meri
tsrious legitimate business enterprise
TT FElFFER, ReQm 2o1, i545 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Business Troubles
Petitions in bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed Yesterday in the United States
District Court.
CHAIR Es c. wArsEt-voluntar 511
S1,001.
4. & L. RNsTE1N-Involuntary Mer-
FIRST AVENUE B RGA1N sroRE-1n-
WELL MADE FURNITURE co.-Inyol-
lGNAT2 .NoscHKEs - Involuntary.
Woo;ens II East 22d st.
untary. Soap manufacturers, 3S3 West
18th st. Liabilities sis. 600; assets, $40, 900.
EPSTEIN & TlEGER - Involuntary.
Cloaks and suits, 30 Division st
WEISS BROS. & RICH, INC.-Invoiun-
tary. Knitting 407 East 10th st.
KATE JERANIsK House
wife. 1ia East SD st. Liabilities, $l,475;
METAL PRODUCTS co.-Involuntary.
Machine mi shop o i2t Prince st. Liabilities,
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
We're appointed yesterday in the United
states District Court
Phineas Lewinson, for John y. Buzzini
Corp, restaurant and hotel supplies, 224 E.
42d St. with bond of $4,000.
=. Walter l. Bryant 1s,, for G. r & Mfg;
spring st., with With BOND of $500. ''''''''
chidrens Sssg Dress Ms Co. 81 s4 ". Il Houston N
ST. Win poIu OF sI,uVU.
John l. Lyttle foT Sam Asch, also known
a. Sam Ashkenasg, trading rs A. A Mfg.
Co, knit goods, 732 Broadway, with bond
Walter H. Bryant for Irving Wiener.
cloaks and suits. 6s Ridge st. with bond
of $4,000,
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The Following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
ABRAHAM sEGAN Hardware, etc.
1877 st Nicholas av,; liabilities, $7,o5o;
assets. $2.2To
sEARCHLIGHT INFORMATION IL
RRARY CO,--45o Fourth av.; liabilities,
$9.ToS; ansets, s9Q,126
Assignments ~
B. & r. Garment Co, Inc, cloak and
suit manufacturers, 81 W! 24bh St, to
Maurice NJ Krels, of 1905 E, I'd St,
lrogklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEorhE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the Grace of God, Free and In
dependent.
To Daisy Evelyn schuize. Rosa vaa
Gsider Anna stoevins. Ida Rebel. Marie
HesS, Louise Werner. Rosa billiard. Olive
3. Strong. Byram l.. winters, Frederick c.
Sirnons Marttnus Van Gelder, and May G.
DAILY, SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS. The Farmers' Loan and
Trust Company, domestic corporati,sn
No. 20 William Street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City, County and State of New
York, has presented the account OF It's pro
ceedlngs as executor OF the Last VIII and
County OF New York, deceased, and has
also presented Il petition praying that its
said account be judlcialiy settled and al
lowed.
NOW. THEREFORE,. You and each OF
you are hereby cited tn show cause before
Surrogate of the County OF Nss York. at
o term of the Surregates' Court of the
County OF New York, 10 be held IN the
Hall of Records. in the City and County
Of New York, on the 18th day os Decerl-
Of that day. why said account should not
be judic!ally settled and allowed as prayed
for in the said petition
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
Of the said County Of New York t. be
hereto affixed.
WITNESS Honorable JOHN p CO.
HALAN, Surrogate of said County
Iseal] Of New York, al said County the
Sth day OF November, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-two.
MARTIN q; McCUB.
Clerk OF the surregates' Court.
GELLEH. nohsToM ao,,sspess & ella sLANc,
Postoffice Address, 22 Exchange
Place, New York. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

BOERO, JOSEPH CHARLEs-@The People
Of the State of New York. BY the Grace
OF God, Free and Independent, to Yanni
Attilio, Severino Boero, Carlo Boero, ,I4tii-
gia Cerutti Boero. the heirs and next Of
kin of Joseph Charles 4oero, deceased,
send greeting:
wHEREAs. Empire Trust Company. of
12o Broadway, Borough of Manhattan.
City of New York, haa lately applied to
1he Surrogates' Court of our County OF
New York to have a certain instrument
sonal prope.ty, duly proved as the Last
VIII and Testament of Joseph Charles
Boero, who was at the time OF his death
resident of 26f West 24th Street, Bor-
oush OF Manhattan, City OF New York,
County OF New York. deceased.
THEREFORE,, you and each of you are
cited to show cause before the Sprrogates'
Court of our County of New York, the
I{a of Records, in the County OF New
York. on the ~ dsy of December, 1922, at
halfpast ten O'clock In the forenoon OF
should not be admitted 10 probate as .
Will OF real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court
OF the aaid County of New York TO be
hereunto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable. JAMES A. FOLEY
q Surrogate of our said County OF New
York, at said County. the ~ day of Mo-
vember, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN G. McCUE.
Clerk of the SurroEates Court.
GORDON S. r, KLEEBEhG.
Attorney for Petitioner
6s Bros6way, Manhattan,
New York C.itV
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
alton Slulnps ON
Reports OF Drop
In Spot Demand
,.anary Contracts Break
as a Bale; General
Market Closes Sd to
90 Points Net Lower

ssays was very sharp and excited
s,ssk To the cotton nsrket yesterday
xsnx to reports of sharp falling off
sacs demand, the unsettling in
s..ass Of the declines In tho stock
.,kss and rumors of an easier spot
..as 10 the South. January contracts
sAke to 2s.05e, or approximately S5
q hale below the closing price OF
* previous day and more than $50
ants below the recent high record.
assr deliveries also made new low
s.eana for the movement, and the
sisss vas irregular at net decI aes of
& "a 90 points. December was rcia-
ss,Iv weak, selling Off to 25.1Sc, or
81 nroirts net lower, and ii was the
Ii sscrths which have been selling
: yood discounts that showed the
,s.inurn losses at the close.
~ market opened eieadY at decline
~ 10 2s points ia responss TO disap.
ssssx cables. There were quite good
.s.s baytng orders around the ring
sssK ia by the strength OF tho previous
L, trd their execution caused rallies OF
~ points right after the eai, They
Ssrsf coon EGppiieu, however unU 16S mar
" susned easier when IL was seen that
ssste ginning and crop agrfes were fail
n 10 bring in any fresh buying of con-
ssrsuee Eeaetionar3 sentiment was evil
i.s.tfy encouraged by the apparent absence
II trads buying In any material volume,
ia the break during the afternoon was
seprnoted by reports from New Orleans
hst the spot basis seemed to be easing.
l,Stvs positlon sold 50 to ie2 points net
,ser and the close was few points Ut
aona the lowest on covering
ThsTe has been q more or less reaction
II sentiment In evidence ever since the
ssrSet sold up TO assoc for December
datracts and 2e sec FOR January on tbs
Sring report of last week. Previously
slsng OF that sort has been held in check
ia possibility that the next ginning fig
"a might confirm even smaller estimates
< she crop.
yesterday trade demand seen,ed to be
Isking end reacttonary sentiment was
Esn gthene6 by the failure OF the crop
"a ginning figures now coming IN TO Gre
III fresh buisish enthusiasrn Frivate re.
era were said so indicate ginning OF
iss coo bales so November IL. which on
A. basis of the percentage ginning to that
sts last year. was regarded as indicating
J, trcp OF around 9,T35,000 bales. a pri~
ats crop estimate was published placing
4. Weld at 9,7T5. .0eo and while these fig
IS would have been considered very
! smaller totals since the e azGs report
!. ginning to November was published.
s.sfhsrn epot markets as officially re-
sgtsd were unchanged to 81 points lower
"a a stii smaller volume of business
SSallng quo stions ranged from 24.70c TO
g:;c in the more active markets,
gas New York spot market was quiet
"A declins OF so points TO 26.50c for
ssdltns, with no gales reported.
Tas range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

cooR--Chinese. young man; long cxperl
enced; wishes position in small family I.
has two good references; city only Tom
Ling. Hotel Baysrd, Bayard st. n I. CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Nurses. Etc,

cHILDBEN's NURsE-EntIre charge, a.,
=, ceIlent references: SIS. wett,er's Aeency
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

cHAAfBERMAID wAFTnG IS - srnarf.
capable, young. best references: s5E
anywhere. Shea's Agency. s p. - 81
Murray Fiu 6774
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
New Proposal ON Open Prices'

!, Several open price" trade associa-
tlons, devoted to the collection of
price production, supply, sales and
other data in various lines, are re-
Poreea TO have been approached by the
Department of Commerce with the pro-
posal that the department. take over
this reporting work. Open price" as
soeiations have been subjected % re-
peated attacks by the government. the
latest one having been the filing Of a
suit against the Fur Dyers and Dress
ers, Association of this city. Appar
emily the Department of Commerce. an.
proves of the gathering of statistics.
but also desires that the material thus
gathered be made available to all con-
cerned VA
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
B u siness N e W 3
Trade Contentious Developing
New Merchandising Activities
Predicts q Broader
SIX Trade i'm 1928

An expansion in the demand Tor
raw silk in the near future Is fore
cast in the weekly market report
issued By II. L. Gwalter G. Co,
which says:
While business generally is not
moving in large lots, continued
hand-to-mouth demand runs up =
fair fetal of sales and holders as
rule are refusing more than nomi-
nal concessions, maintaining full
confidence in the future. Business
conditions all over the country are
improving, and while buyers are
moving cautiously an unmistakabla
expansion of consumption is In
~creasing che activity at the mills
and augurs well for the first half
Of the coming year. High prices
Tor wool and cotton help to keep
silk fabrics in popular favor, and
with the shelves clear Of old ac-
cuinulations Of stocks prospects for
the future are decidedly promis-
ing"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Crude Rubber Active

The crude rubber market showed
considerable activity yesterday. Large
buyers entered the market and placed
sufficient orders to raise the price Of
spot ribbed smoked sheets TO 24M
cents per pound, an advance of s.
cents per pound over the preceding
day. This is an advance of ga cents
n pound within the last two weeks
Mechanical rubber goods prices will
be marked up within the next week
according to dealers. The United States
Rubber Company has withdrawn ali
open price quotations on it's lines OF
mechanical goods, presumably for the
adjustment of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
-suPREMH COURT. NEW. YoKIs- coIMr


SUPREME COURT. NEW. YORK COUNTY
IN THE MATTER of The Application az
HENRY G. COOKE. also known as HENRY
G. KOCH. for aissolu .ou Of marriage uadsr
Chap. 279, Laws of 1892.
To ELLA COOKE. also known as Ella
KOCH, Defendant In above entitled pre-
ceeding: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
pursuant to an order OF Mr.. Justice MeC
Marsh. dated the t4th day of soverabei
s22. and tiled With the. petition of Henry
Cooke, IN the o'tice OF thu Clerk Of Nasv
York County. hy which ii pears that sbe
said Henry Cooke has exercised dae It. !
gence in making search 10 discover eri
Qenee whether or net you are living ard
that 10 such evidence has been found. and
that You have abssilsed yourself far snore
than fiye successivS years last past without
betps known 10 Henry Cooke 30 be iiying
onring that time and that said HsBry
Cooke believes you te be dead, a hearing
on SAID petition shall be held at r. specSa
Term Part III ef the SapreTna Court. New
York County. AZ the Coulity Court House
No. - Chambers Street. Cats Of New York
on the I'D day Of Januar, 1929, at IA
o clock Ia the forenoon OF that aay or as
soon Thereafter as counsel ean be heard NJ
which time proof OF the allegations cor
tained in the petition shall be taken amt
sn a3aplscat'en lnade for an order disssly-
iag the marriage between Henry oooae
Dated. New York city, New York shs.
Ian day Of November, 5aez
HENRY C. COOKE. Petftion.r
MILTON G WEISMAN, Attorney for peti-
toner 1913 BroaGxay, N T. city
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Oats
Yesterdays Previous
Pacific Oil Dividend
Shows S2.63 "a Share ON Com,
mon for Nine Months

Directors Of the Pacific OIL Con-
pany yesterday declared the regular
semi-annua1 dividend OF $3.50 share
on the stock, belying recent reports
that the disbursement due at this time
would either be reduced or omitted
altogether. The dividend is payable
December 10.
For the nine months ended Septem-
Der 80 the company reported sur
plus, after Federal taxes, depreciation
and depletion, of $9,204, $50, equivalent
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

cTIAMBERaAID and WAITRESS - Two.
experienced young, English: good refer
ences; xG0-sS5. Wettler's Agency, 20 Wee.
43d. LNopgaere 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

cJIAaBERM I'D WAITRESS Norwei
gan, sIceiieut. Mise GziTs Bureau, r?
West stth, Vanderbilt s340.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Cotton Break Unsettles Goods

Trade in unfinished or gray cotton
goods yesterday was almost halted by
the sharp break in raw cotton. AL
though manufacturers held firm to old
quotations there was slight Offering
of goods at concessions by some Of
the speculative second hands. These
offerings included some of the stand
ard $3.50, 3S1a-ineh print cloths, which
were offered at 97s cents yard,
against mill price for spot goods of
10 cents q ward,