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~ ~. N. npLA@. "a
T the beginning Of the ride
"a they had passed several
= vedettes sitting motion
less on their impatient horses.
The mon had swung their rifles
high in the air, in salute as
she passed. and once or twice
CASTOR had shouted question -
he salloped after her. But for the.
last hour they had seen no me.
The desert was undulating here,
rising and falling In short. snarp
declivities that made wide out.
look impossible.
Gaston spurred to Diana's side.
win madame please to turn?" he
said respectfully. 1T Ii late, and
IL Ii not safe riding amonsst these
slopes. One cannot see what is
! coming and. am afraid" ~
Afraid, GastonH" she rallied
laughinsiy. .t j
I, For you. madame" he answer,
ed graveiy. t2,a.
She reined in The Dancer ss
she spoke; but 1t was too .lata.
Even a. she turned her horse',
head innumerable Arabs seemed to
spring up on all sides Of them.
Before she realized what was hap
pening herNescort flashed past and
wheeled in behind her, shooting
steadily at the horse Of men who
poured in upon them. and, with
groan. CASTOR seized her bride
and urged the horses back in the
direction from which they had
come. The noise was deafening
the rauccus shouting Of, the Arabs
} and the continuous sharp crack Of
the rifles. Bullets began to whizz
past her. t2s", IS ~
!, CASTOR tucked his reins under
his knee. and with one hand
Brasping The Dancers bridle ana
his revolver In the other. rode
looking back over his shoulder.
Diana. too. glanced behind her. and
mechanically her fingers closed
over the shining little weapon tha.
the sheik had given her the prs7.
ious week, She saw with a sudden
sickening the six men who had
formed her escort beaten back by
the superior numbers that en-
closed them on every side. Al
ready two were down and the rest
were on foot. and, as she watca.
ed, they were swallowed up IN the
mass Of men that poured over
hem. and, at the same time.
party Of about twenty horsemen
I tached themselves :roni the main
The Washington times., 1922-06-23

tisps, while Ahmed Ben Hassan
turned again 70 Hsint Hubert.
They were sean By three OF the
southern patrols this morning. but.
Of course II was nobody's business
TO find out II they had come blrk
ior not. 7 WIN start q once--in
about ten minutes. You win come
with msf Good! have sent for
reinforcsmsnts. who are to follow
M II We are not back In twelve
hours" His voice was EXPIRES
sionIess. and only Raoul de Saint
Hubert. who had known him since
boyhood, could ana did appreciate
the significance OF q fleeting look
that crossed his face a. he went
back into the tent.
A For . moment the vicomte hssi.
itated. bnt he knew that not even
he was wanted inside that empty
tent. and half-bitter, half sad
feeling that the perfect friendship
and CONFIDENCE that had existed
between them for twenty years
would never again be the same
came to him. the regretful sense
of'inevitabls changs. the conscious,
ness Of personal rsiegaticn. Then
fear for Diana drove out every
other consideration. and ne went
to his own quarters with . heavy
heart. 2 i,
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Te Bs Continaed Tomorrow,

vacstion days swill 10 happy n,
yeu ret The Daily and Snndsy
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This Years Most Thrill
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
ZPR.AVY z CZECH.

Mluva Gisel. DR.. Albin Ober-
schall uverejnil ''Pilsner Tag
blattu" uvodni clanek, pojed-
navajici 20 STRANGE "narodni"
o celkovem vysledky scitani IL
du z r. 1921 V Ceskoslovenske
republice. Srovnava vysledky
scitani S rokem 1880 pocinajic
konstatuje ustavicne pomer
ne klesani poctu Nemcu. TAX
bylo roku 1880 v sudetskych
zemich, t. j. v Cechach, ma Mo
rave a We Slezsku, 35.92 proc.
Nemcu, roku 1890 liz o neco
meme, t. j. 35.87 proc, +. 1900
pokles byl znacnejsi, t. j. ma
35.37 proc. r. 1910 prinesl sla
be stoupnuti na .35.44 proc, a.
lie /. 1921 pokles ma 30.51 pro-
cent. Jeste ostrejsi jest tento
pokles V zemich karpatskych
= SlOyenSko a Podkarpatska a
Rus - 0 10 proc L. 1880 ma
4.6 proc. +. 1921. Die scitani
lidu L. 1921 jest v cele ces-
koslovenske republice 3,122,-
1872 Nemcu, cili 23.35 proc.
vsech statnlch prislusnlkn,
kdezto pred valkau, +. 1910 by
10 Nemcu 3,794.861, cili 27.73
proc. Nemci poklesli 0 1882
proc. V zapadnim Slezsku, o
1890 proc. v Cechach, 0 24.45
proc. ma Morave 0 5000 pro
cent v ostatnim uzemi ivy
chodni Slezko, Hlucfnsko, Slo-
vensko a Podkarpatska Rus)
DR.. Oberschall shledal scita
nj lidu tento vyvojovy zakon !:
elm meme v pomeru k Cechlm
zije Nemcn nekter6m 1zemi
tim vice kleaa jejich pocet.
Pravi, re shledal tento zakon
jak u velkych celku - zemi -
tax j u malych, obci. O pfici-
mach poklesu Nemcu pravi Dr..
Obershall strucne: Y karpat-
skych zemich pokles byl zpd-
soben odpadnutim zidl, postu-
pujici mad'arisaci a pi.iroze-
nym rozmnOzoyanim Sc Sloya-
MI. Oysem Sloyakl Sc yelky po
Get YysteAcyal, V sudetskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

Ma-li tudiz byti hlavnf Gil
mas dosazen, must s pravidel-
nou telesnou vychowou mlade-
ze tez jiti ruka v ruce vycho-
Va jeji mravni, .ktera buduje V
utlem srdci pevny podklad pro
ostatni snazeni nase. Bez to-
hoto podkladu byla a budc
vzdy marina vsechna prace ma
Sc. Sokolska skola musi uzce
byti spojena ceskou skolou
ldusevni a tn Ease jen svobodo-
myslnou, ably navzajem ODE,
slouzice spolecnemu slechetne-
mu narodnimi urceni, Sc do
plMovaly a tax 1cinne praco-
valy ma vytyareni uy6domele
zdrave telem i duchem, pronf-
Gene laskou k ceskemu jazyku
a larOdu mladeZe naSf.b
Svobodomyslne ceske skoly
az dosud pusobily odd6lene cd
nasich skol telocvicnych a ma
sledkem toho pra!ce nase, ac d.
celne stejna, Sc tim tristila a
vymykala Sc praktickemu pre-
hledu vychovy narodni.
Proto dnes, kdy po dosaze-
nj nejsvetejsich tuzeb naroda
naseho bude nutno provesti dl-
kladnou revisi vsech rod sokol-
skych, svobodomyslnych, po-
krokovych a socialnich, mus1-
me obratiti zfetel svuj hlayne
k tomu, ably budouci program
mas spojil k dcelne praci We W.
choye mladeze vsechny ceske
skoly svobodomyslne Sc skola-
mi telocvicnymi a zavedl SOU
stavnou vychovu telesnou, du-
Sewn a mravni die vzajemne
Sc kryjiciho rozvrhu skolniho.
K tomu treba, ably povola
ne cvicitelstvo nase prislo V
dzke styky, s ucitelstvem ma
Sich svobodomyslnych skol a
zpracovalo spoleene urcitou O.
sncvu skolni, die ktere by sc
postupovalo pfisti vychove
nasi mladeze. Obapolna a
svorna prace tato by prinesla
" brzku skutecnych vysledku
neien pro Sokolstvo, ale j pro
vsechny stavajici nase organi-
SAGE svobodomyslne podpur-
ne, jichz prirozeny zajem pro
vzr1st udrzeni clenstva bude
spocivati jedine v odchovani
|pladezei ceske. ..
''s Pokracovalff)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
Grand pro Vas domov.

Y Lyon & Healy Apartment
Grand vsechny jakosti tax obdiyo-
vane We vetsim Grand plane, jsou
zahrnuty v plane, vyzadujicim ma
~ rozmer vaseho domova. Jeho
umslecka krasa cini jej dominuii-
cim pfedmetem vaseho pokoje. V
tone, bohatem a plnem "zpiva pod
prsty". Junior Pedal jine W.
hradni pfednosti, jako Candelectra
a Silento, propijcuji Apartment
Grand zvlastni hodnotu. Prostred-
nictvim nasich nYnejsich podminek
fest snadli0 tUtU fte4fhf'
domaci piano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
Pianove hodnoty tohoto tydne,

umeni velikych pianistd. We SVEN
vlastnim dome m1zete napodobit;
prednes Paderewskeho nebo Gan
re neb Bauera. Predvadi jejich
charakterni techniku naprQstou
pfesnosti. Pfedstavte 81 poteseni,
ktere vam jest pGsobeno, vasi ro-
dine, vasim pratelGm. A tato roz-
kosna zabava mize byti vasi "a
mirnou cenu. Grand nebo Upright
olS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

ZemTcH 7pUKft5 zPus0hefTi- h p Pc ae-
vsim mensim prirozenym roz-
mnozovanim Sc Nemc1, dale o.
brovskymi zratami a konecne
pfechodem mnohych, kdoz Sc
drive z hospodasrkych dGvod1
aneb jinych duvodu hlasili k
nemectvi. Jak vidna, vysvetlu-
ie dr. Oberschall pomerny a
absolutni pokles NemcG v Ce
skoslovenske republice zcela
klidne, bez zaujatosti. Nechce
81 pomahati neopravnenymi sti
znostmi do spravnosti scitani Ii
du, jak to cinil eskamoter Sc
statistickymi daty prof. DIR.
Rauchbefgef. Fato f1ezaujatJsst
byla asi prlcinou, re dr.. Ober-
schal musel sc presidliti Sc svo
j uvahou z "Bohemie" az do
Plzne.
Neustupnost biskupa Bryny-
cha, jehoz umrti techtdI
dnech vzpominano. jevila Sc
nejen We vecech katolickych,
nybrz take jinak. Brnenske
"Obcanske Noviny" prinaseji
tento doklad: Pc zruseni jay
kovych nafizeni mel biskup
Brynych tolik smelosti, re ma
psal cisari Frantisku Josefovi
O pravech Cechu memoran-
dunn, ostre pokaral vladu, KITE
ra ma natlak Nemcu odvolala
kousek prava Cechum daneho
a mezi jinymi napsal prorocka
slova cisari, re zrusiv jazyko-
va narizeni v Cechach, ukoval
si rye pod svu.j trln. Ia tato
slova upadl biskup Brydych do
velke nemilosti, vlada ma neho
zalovala v Rime a zadala, ably
byl odstranen. Rim sice toho
neucinil, Vidni nevyhovel, ale
Brynych citovan do Rima ad
audiendum verbum. Cd tech
dob byl Brynych jako ma dust
zlomeny, mnoho v dust trpel a
zahy potom zemrel. Nemilost
projevila Sc j pfi pohrbu Bry-
nychove. Biskupy diecesni ma
pochovavat arcibiskup praz-
sky. Tehdejsi archbishop a kar
dinal Skrbensky, ktery Sc teSil
z tolike prime dvora, re ma
dvorsky natlak byl pc roce sye
arcibiskupske vlady jako t36le-
ty muz jmenovan kardina-
lem, ma Brynychav pohreb VII
bee neprijel - a Brynycha pc
hrbil brnensky biskup DIR.
Bauer"
Prijemny clovicek. Ma schn-
ri nezamestnanych We Vidni
byl zatcen hlavni recnik F. J.
Badstuber, ostatne jiz nekoli-
krate etrestany, pro, kradez a
podvod, ktery vyzyyal dcastni-
ky schdze, ably pomordoyali
cleny rakouske vlady a ma pri-
sti demonstraci ably prisA Sc, Sc
kyrami, .nozi a silnymit proya-
zy, ahy Sc neutrhli IT,, ktera
pH 'teto demonstraci povesi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

Ma tomto obrazku jest ka-
pitan L. M. Mcbride z wash
ingtonske policie Sc "slzavou
bambitkou", jake ma byti po-
uzivano v pripade sroceni {.
vubec vytrznosti. Bambitka
ma diva valce a jednu trubici.
Stlaceny vzduch v jednom val
ci vytlaci slzavy >plyn z druhe
no a vrhne proud z trubice.
Plyn Sc promeni v jemnou
mlhu, jez zpusobi u kazdeho
tax slime slzeni z oci, re hledi
dostati Sc co nejdrive mono z
jcji dosahu. Bambitka vazi
sedm liber.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
SOkOLSKA HLfDKA.
Sokolstvo v budoucnosti.

OdchOVat a utvrd1t to Zdra-
We jadrO vZneSene IdeJe sUKUi=
ske v nasi mladezi, to jest ten
kouzelny proutek, jimz doka-
zati mdzeme divy i "a pome-
Ri sebe nepriznivejsich. vel
ci geniove zrodili Sc V blde, V
chudobnych chatrcich, odkud
lasku prinaSeli do sveta. A tu
stoiime pred poGatkem urco-
nych cila nasich! Jest jen jed
ma costa ku dosazeni iich ia
pocina laskou kOnci laskOu
Ike vSemu. co naSe, co ceSke
jest!
Vychovavat pouze mladez
pro zdravi a statecnost w. no.
hpdlr64n zarizenych atehcN(6s
mach, treba j ma vedeckem "a
kladc, pri tom ysak pomljet
ducha a srdce, to by nam od-
chovalo sice statne junaky -
ale bez srdce! Byla by to re-
meslna vyroba statnych a zdra
vych tel, jez by narod hrubou
silou casem udusila
Pri dOsayadnfm vseobecnem
nazirani ma vychovu mladeze
V naSich telocvifnach hlavili
zfetel obracen byl vyhradne
jen ma cviceni a pri tom zapo-
minaio -se ma, dnlezity pod
klad .jeho pro budoucno Jsou
arcit' vyjimky, jez radostne
znamename, kde probudile jed
noty sly ponekud dale We sve
peel @ zactvo vedle pravidelne-
no telocviku a snazily Sc re
vsech sill vstipiti mu tez lasku
X jazyku ceskemu k narodu.
Lee tech pohrichu bylo malo
Ba tlsilovna snaha techto jed
not rozbijela Sc o nepochope-
nj vlastniho clenstva a sirSiho
okoli, jak toho dokladem w
sledky jeji. Stacilt' okamzity
uspech vefejneho vystoupeni,
kterym zdal Sc byti Gil mas do
sazen, ale 'hlubsi podn6t cd ko-
rene hyl tn opomijen. A To
prave3bylo hlavni pficinou, re
mladeE nase odrostlejsi, nena-
lezaiic dalsiho zajmu v nasem
kazdodennlm cviceni, ano il
schazelo hlubsiho pochopeni q
lasky ku nasi veci, opoustela
telocvicny nase, ably nabytou
prupravou mas plnila ty ne
scetne athleticke a sp0rtovnl
kluby.
Ukolem nasi vychovy soko!-
ske neni pestovani telocviku
pro kratcchvili neb osobni utu
zeni, oboji to ucel sobetny, ja-
eko tomu jest u jinych organi-
saci telocvicnych, nybrz koren
jeho tkyi tn v mravni podstate
kde kazdy jednotliyec jake
podrizena soucastka velikehc
celku = naroda ma byti prl.
vedenf ku dokonalosti obcan.
ske. A X tomu slouzi dive hlav.
mich pojrnt nasi vychovy 50
kokke: ucel nesobetny a no.
dne uslechtily a mraynl.
$50 ts, . -ztssssiSf ~. - "ae ~ ~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

Jiz nemusi byti piano povazova-
no "a pfepych nekolika vyvolencI.
Pokrok ucinil je dennim spolecni-
KEN vsech lidi. Kazdy domov NIL
re dnes jedno vlastniti. Nase ceny
podminky umoznuji kazdemu, te
siti Sc z dobreho nastroje.
Jest mnoho who'd pri koupeni
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
DUE FOR REACTION,
COTTON SLIPS BACK
Profit Taking Appears After
Recent Rise of Futures to
New High Levels.

Sentiment i'm yesterdays active cotton
market was more reactionary than at
any time this week. 1t was generally
believed that the market was about
ready for a technical setback after its
continued rise to new high records. It's
decline of so TO 81 points yesterday,
therefore. was not unexpected Wall
Street and outside longs, Liverpool in
terests and the South were the princi-
pal sellers. while demand was mostly
from trade interests and some old bulls
who were accommodating new lines on
the way down. Final bids were not
far from the low, SO to 4s points down
from Thursday.
Pressure In the afternoon was di-
rected chiefly at the December posi-
tion which dropped TO 26.ll for loss
OF over y cent "a pound. Southwestern
spot concerns were said to be active
sellers OF that delivery in the late
trading Not few longs were dis
appointed over the failure of Liver
pool TO fully meet the local market s
gain OF the previous day. Due 2s1a TO
80 points higher. Liverpool opened " 10
25 higher and at the time Of the local
call was up % to % points. Spot busi-
ness abroad was less active.
The market udu lTSHueH| 49,
In the course of trading. one or them
taking the list back 10 about on lever
with the previous close. But recoveries
were not maintained. Week end status
tics were mostly ignored. Spinners
takings for the week were estlina yea
at 409.11s bales compared with oso'oe'
bales the previous week.
The local market for spot cotton was
quoted so points lower at zo% Genus
mound for niddling. The New Orleans
market was up II points at 8.3I cents
It's sales were 3,727 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
SUGAR.
BOSTON wool MARKET.

UOSTON. Nov. fn.--'rte Coyr n, erc,oI B,,IIet,,
will say tomorrow There is a iuil In the
wool market this week. but no abatement
In strength. Fall Texas wools are being
bought this week on the clean basir landed
Boston. Of Si.f0. although there are those
who think the price dangerous The goods
market however, Is healthy and continues
fairly active. Foreign markets generally
are firm"
The RuiIefiu VIII publish wool prices as
follows: Domestic Ohio and pennsyiva mia
fieeces-Delalne unweshed, 5da51c. fine un-
washed, 5iaI2c.: half blood comblng. s4a
55c; three-eighths bloou comDing 52a53c
Michigan and New York fleeces--Delalns
unwarhed, 54a55c. fine unwashed. 4sa4gc I;
half blood unwashed hin52c. three eghths
blood unwashed 5ia52c. fourth blood un-
washed. soc. Wisconsin. Missouri and aver
age New England--lfalf blood. 4Ia4sc
three-eighths blood 4sa5Oc fourth blood 46a
l7c scoured basis Texss-Fine twelve
months. 81 goal %; fine eight months. 81 Ia
liza California-Northern. 81 30: middle
county, 81 i5ai 20; Southern. esc asi Ore
gou--Eastern No staple. 81 .30ai as. fine
and r. NJ combing. Al 20ai .25; Eastern
clothing, si.i5s1.20; valley No. T. st.tha
90 Territory--Fine staple choice, 81 .35a
40: hsif blood combing. si.2iai 20; three
eighths blood combing, psc.a&i.03. fourth
blood combing, s5aa0c. Puiled--Delaine, 81. .25
ai.3O; "A, sf.f5ai 20; A supers. 81 05ai 10; ;
Mohalrs--Best combns, 65aToc.; best card
ing. eoa03c.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
LAWYERS TRUST co.
TO GIVE STOCK DIVIDEND
Fidelity and Casualty andU.S
Guaranty to Cut Melons.

Directors of the Lawyers Title and
Trust Company have decided to dis
tribute a 80 per cent stock dividend. and
for this purpose will soon call upon its
shareholders to approve an increase in
its capital stock from S4.O00,000 to
Sc. 100000
In preparation for q 100 per cent.
stock dividend on the stock of the FL
deity and Casualty Company its stock
holders will meet on November 20 to
vote on a proposed increase In its capital
from 100000 to s4,0O0.000 and reduc-
tion OF the par value OF the shares from
500 10 S25.
Stockholders OF the United States
Guaranty Company will be asked at a
special meeting on November % TO au-
tho-i2e an increase OF it's capital stock
from S250.000 to $550,0O0 for the pur-
pose Of distributing 120 per cent. stock
dividend.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
CONSOLIDATED EXPELS
CORNELIUS J. KELLEY
Failed to Keep Record of
Trades, 1t Is Charged.

w. S. Silkworth. president OF the Con-
solidated stock Exchange, announced
yesterday that Cornelius J. Kelley, 25
Broad street. had been expelled for viola
tlon of that section Of the constitution
under which any member who fails to
keep a book record of all transactions
is guilty OF an act detrimental 10 the
exchange.
"Our Bureau OF Accounting and Audit
ing" said Mr.. Silkworth. has been in
vestigating Kelley's connection with
questionable brokerage houses for some
time. and came into possession Of docu-
mentary evidence in the form of CON
irmation blanks showing that Kelley
was furnishing names for fictitious
trades. Mr.. Kelley was admitted to
membership on May IS. 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

BONDs. =. I.Nn nANg EanM InaA n

q. :. LAND BANR FARM LOAN BOND>
Yield
Bid. Ask. Abt
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
5s. Nov, ieii. op. sl.....ioEs i0l 3.a5
fed. Land Bank Farm Loan
5s. May. 1871. OF. Si.....fo3is 10s 4&
fed. Land Bank Farm Loan
os, May. 1898. op. 23...1oo ioon a.,
tied. Land Bank rarm Loan
4iss, May. 1912. op. 32.. .10oss ioiI. 4.35
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
4iss. May. 1889. op. "a. seiS 100 $50
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
4ls. Nov. 1888. op. 2s... goh 100 45c
tFed. Land Bank Farm Loan
a4s. May. 1887. op. %. ooM 100 $50
fNot listed on New York stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
CALL MONEY EASIER.

Time money rates continued firm yes
terday, but the call money market dis
played a distinctly easier tone. Call
money in the New York Stock Exchange
opened and renewed at 3 Il per cent. and
then declined to per cent Borrowers
for extended periods appeared more
willing to pay per cent. and fairly
large amount of money was absorbed at
that figure. The Government withdrew
S6,000,000 from banks In this Federal
Reserve district on Thursday.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
FINANCIAL NOTES.

clinton Gilbert, . Wall street, have just
issued n comparative table OF New horA
City banks and trust companies.
rbe American Exchange National Bank
has been appointed transfer agent for nc
common stock OF the NTenter Company. Inc.
THE Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York has been appointed transfer agent
FOR the preferred stock Of The Fair
Robert T.. Downing, president OF the City
Investing Company. has been elected n trus-
tee OF the East River Savings institution
BENJAMIN r. Van Raalte OF the Van Raalte
70. Inc has been elected director OF the
Public National Bank.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
YOSEMITE LINES VALUATION.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1o.-The Yosemite
Valley Railroad Company. in California,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
tentatively decided to-day. has property
holdings used in transportation actually
worth S3.436,00O. The company's ac-
count eixes the total of It's assets at
$94S9,000
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Exports from New York yesterday were ~
follows Wheat, 2s9. 76t bushels; corn, 1900
tushes. oats. 40. 0.210 bushels: rye. i01 .0o5
tushels. flour. i65 barrels; flour % .;sae
sacks: grass seed. s36 bags alcohol, 4.s3
barrels: oil cake. 300, 900 pounds pork, ~
barrels; beef q barrels: bacon, ,0JO, sos
pounos lard $3.50 .Od7 pounds hams. i05, ,ooO
pounds; grease 3d. 400 pounds: oleo oil, 1864
ing oil. 5iT50 gallons.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton IN moderate demand az ~ points
advance: middling, 15.55d Sales, 1000; Amer
ican, 8 600. Imports. 5000. none American.
Futures were due 2s1s TO 2e points hisher !,
they opened steady at 10 TO 70 points advance
a,losing prices: December, i49ld: January
i4.7sd: March. 14.44d; May. i4.23d; july,
anS ciotbs the higher prices asked check
business The II 80 O'Clock bids cabled to
liverpool follow: December, B3oc.; Jan
uary, o6.10e.; March, 26.O3ci May -o''9c' :
July 25 2Sc,
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES

:, ornmon TO prime steess. 100 ID. .s5 5oa1O55
common 70 choice bulls. 100 b.. 3.5on $50
Sonlnon 10 choice cows. 100 b.. l.25d a.S5
coIuInon 70 prime veals. 100 lb.... s.50ni4 90
= C-oIninon 20 prime sheep. 100 b.. 4.O01 90
yotn'lion TO prime lambs 100 lb. 4 ? 00Gi g. 81
1--we hcgs. 100 ................ 9.O0d $50
loIcssed peer, steer sides, lb...... .OomiAc.
ny dressed Teals, lb........t.... .iid2ic.
,reSSea mutton. lb............... .Oaffijc.
Dressed wethers III. ........... f56ni7c.
dressed lambs, city, lb........... .i9T2Sc.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Nov. 10 O.--Tradlng was quiet ard
prices moved rregularly the Stock Ex-
change to-day, Quotations were as follows
Bar gold. g2s I'd.
Bar silver. SD per ounce.
Money, Ia per cent.
Discount ratea-short and three month bills
o1a2. per cent.
q. per cent. rOnsols. ~.
British per cent loan. 0S5a
British ~ per cent loan. 9iA.
DE Beers, ilL.
Rand mines, 2Hs.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES

The Treasury Department offers 10 redeem
United states Treasury 3ts per cent. and Az
per cent, due December Is. 1922 and Vic
tory notes AZ per cent, called for payment
December IL. 1912. az 100 and interest at
any time before maturity.
acceptable In payment OF Federal taxes
on the dates Of maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
CUSTOM HOUSE nrrrTprs

Receipts for duties at the Custom Uou.s
yesterday we're 1890. .O85.12, OF which Vii
113.46 was for merchandise Withdrawn from
bonded warehouses and ss1s. .2oo.2e for re-
cent irnportatlona.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
CURB
BALTIMORE.

Sales. open. High. Low. Last
$50 Arundel & g IL 4t Al Al
20 Arun : G. . ~ 81 81 % %
Benesch & s. S2i: 1914 32ik 32is
80 Benesch pf. 2J1s 253s 25fs e57s
~ & e. \ pf.... 100 100 100 100
- Com Credit. 60 co 30 60
20 Com Credit pf 26ia 2Gs @6k 2His
lg Com Cred pf u 2Tih .TL 21ib 2Tib
.6g Consol Coal. a64 pGik 90 p6ts
~ O Pow 80 pf. .10Igt los tO7M los
10 Cont Trust. ..1T5 1Tb 115 i75
10 Fidelity D.fiO ITO ITO ITO
10 Houston on pf S9is S9is SgiL sak
gJ2 Md Casualty. .1OT 1Oa los 1n5
~ Mfrs FIN 2dpf 2T% 2Tes 21L g7w
$50 Merch Nat tx 21I 2iis 21i, 2iL
Mt Yer Mills. 18ss iGSs 1GNs 1885
% Mt Yer VI pf. 80 ~ aS RS
- New Am Cas- 32ss a29s a2N 92N
~ L S Eid & G..ti1i4 141it ~ 1I7iS
BONDS.
$4,000 Ala CO gen Gs. ~ 90 % NJ
1900 Bait 9 IS, y T. 9S4 esi4 gs4 pst,