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The dissolution of the sugar trust
nov is at hand as a result of the federal
government having won its twelve year
fight. The sugar trust viii SOON be as
dead as Standard Oil.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT
COURT FOR MANITOWOC COUNTY
Carl Kircher and Mary Kircher,
Plaintiffs,
Ernst Berg and Wilhelmina Berg, his
wife, Peter Schmidt and Cecilia
schmidt, his wife, Justine Pfel, Peter
Philips, Herman Schmidt and Anna
schmidt, his wife, Christian Fischer
Andrew Bosnia, John Bosnia, and
Alvina Mathes and Katie Mathes, his
wife
Defendants
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to the sale
defendants, and to each of them
You, and each of you, are hereby summoned
to appear within twenty (2O) days after servic,
of this summons exclusive of the day ofservice
and defend the above entitled action in th.
Court aforesaid; and in case of your failure 81
to do judgment will he rendered against yos
according to the demand of the complaint
Kelley & Wyseman,
plaintiffs Attorneys,
p. o. Address: Wood Block 9O6 South stI
Street, ManitowOc, Wisconsin,
The summons and complaint in the alloy,
entitled action are on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Manitowoc Couu
ty, Wisconsin.
Pub. May lS-6t
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DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE
STATE OF WISCONSIN SIS
COUNTY OF MANITOWOC

Manitowoc, Wis, May 5, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that on the
second Tuesday Of June A. D. 1922,
being the 18th day of said month and
the next succeeding days thereof, at
the office Of the County Treasurer Of
Manitowoc County, at the Court House
in the City of Manitowoc, the seat OF
justice in said county, state Of Wiseon-
sin, l will sell at public auction 50
much Of each tract or parcel Of land
described in the following statement
as will be necessary for payment OF
taxes, interest and charges due thereon
for the year A. D. 1921.
Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock IN the
forenoon and continue from day to day
until all lands are disposed Of
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NOTICE TO PROVE WILL AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOIlCE ~ ChEDllOho
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court Mantle
woo County-In Probate
In Re Estate of Robert c. Kings deceased
Notice Is Hereby Given That at the special
Term of said Court to be held on the 3rd Tues.
day tbeing the 10th day Of June A. ID.
1922, at the Court House in the City Of Mantle
voc, County of Manitowoc and State Of Wis
consin, there will be heard and considered the
application of George w, Kings 90 admit to
probate the last Will and Testament Of Robert
c. Kings, late Of the Town of Maple Grove in
said County, deceased, and for the appoint
ment of an executor;
Notice Is Hereby Further Given, That az the
Special Term of said Court TO be held at said
Court House, on the 4th Tuesday lbeing the
18th day of Sept A D. 1922. there will be heard
considered and adjusted all claims against
said Robert G. Kings deceased.
And Notice IS Hereby Further Given, That
all such claims for examination and allowance
must be presented TO said County Court at the
Court House, In the City of Manitowoc, In said
County and State on or before the 22nd day OF
September, A. D. 1922, or be barred
Dated May END, 1922
By the Court
JOHS CHLOUPEK,
County Judge
Kelley & Wyseman, Attorneys
Pub May 25 June J. D.
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Edible Lobster the FaVorte.
at IS the edible variety Of Holsters"
remarked the Observer Of Events and
Things (which can open their mouths
without putting then foot IN It"
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN CIRCUIT COURT
For MANIToWOC COUNTY

IN CIRCUIT COURT
For MANIToWoC COUNTY
Manitowoc Savings Bank, cor
poration,
Plaintiff,
+. o. Kiehl and Bertha Kiehl, his
wife. Tena Ohm, Elmer Ohm,
Lenora Oln, Laurena Ohm,
Nerna Ohm, Hlldegard Ohm,
and Mathilda Bornefeldt, Em-
ma Bornefeldt, Lilly Schulz,
Herman o. Bornefeldt and
William j! Bornefeldt, and
Tena Ohm, executrix of the
estate of Gustav j. Ohm, de-
ceased,
Defendants.
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a
Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled matter on the BIRD
day OF February, 1921, the undersigned
sheriff OF Manitowoc County, state OF
Wisconsin, will sell at the east front
door of the Manitowoc County court
house, in the city of Manitowoc, Wis.
consin, on the 10Th day of June, 1922,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that
uhJ bu0ICd Cobdbb ahAl LlOIbSdSNu DlGll
ises directed by said judgment to be
sold, and therein described as:
All of Lots one (l), Two (2), Three
(3), Four (4), Five (5), and the
North half of Lots eighteen l8),
nineteen 40 and Twenty (20), all
of Block No, forty two (42), also
all of Lots No. Six (6), Seven GU,
Eight (S), Eleven an, Twelve u2),
Thirteen Q3), Fourteen 14), and
Fifteen (l5) of Block No. Forty two
Az and all in the Village of Reeds
vile, Manitowoc County, Wiscon-
sin, according to the recorded plat
of same.
Terms of sale?Cash.
The above described premises viii
he offered for sale independently and
separately and also the entire tract a
bove described as an entirety, and
whichever method will be productive
of the greatest price for said property
will be the method adopted in the sale
| thereof.
Dated May 2nd, 1929.
CHARLES SCHUETTE
Sheriff.
Of Manitowoc County, Wis
KELLEY & WYSEMAN
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Pub. May at
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ASSESSMENT PLAT NO. 5
Assessment plat no 5.,..6
Currens & Hamilton Riv-
erside addition ..... 8 b
w 10 IT OF N 80 n of lot l
and n 80 II of lot q. IL 81
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\ parcel Of land 90 94fl by 2l0u.m
NWa sWl4 Vol 100 page lui
acre ,,,s .,...,.............
4 parcel IN 81 / stIl Vol l05 page
1870 20 acres ...... .,.........
10 NWit ~ acres ...,.... {
MA SW4 40 acres ...,.,. ...... 1
SWt4 SW]l 40 acres ~. ....... q
$ Of River Els Fia sWi T. acres %
Lot 10 Sci Nj ..... Is
! part Of Block 1 SCI MEL q.
II SE "A MI Wi 81 page 2a5 8acfes. Oh
SNa NWl4 40 acres .. ...... fiji
81 AWll M TO aeres. ....... I'll
- Nh'1 ~ acres ..,.,,,,...ts.... 3b
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
IN CIRCUIT COURT FOR MANIrOWOC
COUNTY
Lauretta Jenrich
Plaintiff,
vs.
Herbert Jenrich
Defendant.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO THE SAID
DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned TO appear with
in twenty days after service of this sum
mons exclusive Of the day of service, and
defend the above entitled action In the court
aforesaid; and in case of your failure so to do
Judgment viii! be rendered against yOu accord
ing to the demand of the complaint, of which q
copy is herewith served upon you.
Markham & Markham
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. Address Manitowoc, Manitowoc Coun-
ty, Wisconsin.
The summons and complaint in the above
entitled action are on file with the Clerk
of Circuit Court for Manitowoc County, Wis
cousin.
Pub. May lot
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Lot Block
A parcel # by SOl lying
~ VI ...s..'.,.. l-6
Dumpkes Subdivision of
lots 14-l9-20- NW3......I5 /
Muenchals Subdivision. IL /
Smiths Subdivision of
Govt lot 16,.,,.. ......8
parcel about = ft.-9i n.x257 #.
about Nj OF lot..........l2
Sporer Subdivision of Ei
or lot .,..,.....u,,.....6
Dated at the County Treasurer's OF
flee in Manitowoc, Manitowoc County,
State of Wisconsin, the 9Th day of May,
A. d. 1922.
HENRY BARUTH,
County Treasurer.
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Dairy market.

SHEBOYGAN FALLS, VISION
the Wisconsin cheese exchange at Ply
mouth on Monday 3,075 boxes of cheese
we're offered All except so daisies
sold as follows; $50 boxes twins at
lac; IS at lice; 2,l50 daisies at l7lc;
300 double daisies at &c; 100 at l7Bc,
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NJ EEM r.
Town II, Range %

Village Of School Hill..Lot I Block 8
NWH NEH 40 acres ........... co.. 36
NEI NWA except acre 80 acres. 80
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Steel Mills Cain on
Broadening Purchases

"Operations Of steel mills have i'm
proved slightly following the broaden
ing scale of purchases last week" saws
"The Iron Age but fresh buying has
fallen Off somewhat. as is character
stic of the a.tcrnntions Of a repcnish-
ment market. Both consumers and
iobbers frc frecr buyers, but only for
immediate needs. The weeks bookings
have relatively few items Of large
tonnage.
"The potcntialities OF railroad de-
mand, in the light OF recent equipment
sales. are again encouraging producers
Meanwhile, lew rail business calls fer
$4,000 tons, including $4,000 tons for
the Chesapeake & Ohio. and three
roads have bought 1O,60O tons Of tie
plates, with 5000 tons from another
pending. Active railroad car inquiries
iii the West exceed 5000, and an order
has been placed by the Reading For
1000. the first OF any size in the East
in many weeks
"The Iron Trade Review" to-day will
say: "The mainstays of situation re-
main the heavier volume Of railroad
buying and Of building work. Though
the farming implements situation is
improving, future manufacturing pro-
grams as rule remain under close
check. Steel works operations in the
Pittsburgh, Ohio and Chicago districts
continue to gain and are much ahead
of those OF the East. An increased
number of works this week are run
ming above the so and even above
the 60 per cent mark"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Cotton Receivers
After Early Drop
On Profit Taking
Unloading at Start Causes
Reaction of Ssl II Bale, but
Buying Brings Upturn and
Prices Show Net Gain

An idea that there is big move
mcnt on foot to advance farm prod
ucts. and thus ut least partially solve
ono Of tho problems which has been
confronting agricultural interests for
a long timc. gained further hcadway
among cotton traders yesterday. This
idcn Was strengthened by the nddi-
tional uplifI in grain, which Inns thus
FAR been the most striking ilustra-
licu Of this theory.
Cotton Yielded sharply on hca,v unload
ing Hrd dropped n dollar balo below tho
previous NIGHTS closc ct tho start. 'fownrd
midday tho selling subsi.icd considerably
"nd bul'ish sentiment was mnnifcStcd BY
the rapidiiy With which prices Responded d
I" moderate buying orders
Thc rally became pronounced later when
rrros not only recovered prcviou. loss. but
sold up ls +" 2S points above Tucsda;'s
rlosc. ro1ching now high levels. Slight
reactions lcf' tho markc, finally II TO %
points not higher
An officin rcroun, whlch reduced tho
ccrtiHcni"d stock in Sew Orleans 1000
hnlce cous"d a sharp rIsN tllerc.
ON top of rucsdar's rtren,th In South
crn spot markets yrstcrday's ofrlci.l nd
,icoH reported general ndvanc-s Of 10 10 25
noints, With moderate sales NJ tho leading
iuarlSota
Tho local market for spo. cotton va,
H'tadv and II roints hlghcr n 1s.25c for
mlddlinE. 80 sales wcrc reported.
Tho range OF pIcca:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Says 81o Not Enough
For Gas Companies

BOSTON. Feb. Is. - Returns Of
per cent on tho money invested
nrc not nowadays sufficient to meet
tho requirements OF gas companies.
u. u. Bnrnum, president of the
American Gas Association, said to-
night at tho annual banquet of tho
New England Association Of Gas
Engineers.
"Thc time will soon come. If it
has not alrcndy arrivcd.' he said,
when tho industry as Il whole must
go before the proper authorities
and demand that If we arc going
to develop this industry we must
have moro freedom as to rates and
Standards"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Advance in Wheat
Remains Unchecked
BY Profit Tak;n 2
Reports OF Crops and In
creased Demand for Flour
Factors in Further Rise:
Corn at Seasons High,

CHICAGO, Feb. 15-Ncv climbing Of
grain prices took place here to day
notwithstanding transient sct-backs
due to a decline at Liverpool. EST
mates which tended TO confirm reports
Of world vide scarcity OF wheat had
much to do with The fresh ascent Of
values here. The Chicago wheat mar
ket close was unsettled, ~ to %
cents net higher, with May at S1.s 10
s].41ls and July s1.23il to Si93 u
Corn gained p to q. (o2ssc, oats to
1'2G &c, and provisions Z to 50 cents.
At frs Tho Dominating influence iu tn
"ntat pi "as nc2's of drop ia British
prices General selling resulted and
opinions we're Ncntur"d IN son" CJerters
that the recent advance on oota siG.s o.
the Atlantic had been oterdoue After The
Liverpool market had closed howe
numerous un,avofabie crop adYicts Nh r.
"ere current here began 10 attFaet H.ore
attention, and enlarged demand .4. -four
acted as further yt.mulrs to- buyers
Of wheat. Tho upwara swing n.ch en-
sucd In the price OF wheat was accom-
panied by decided broadening opt q, the
volume OF trading, With man. dealers at
tach.ng special slgniacance TO Al au.h hort
ta;iNc statement that purported - shor
Ntte, II am. margin between wheat re-
puirer"nts OF importing countri- : q nj the
expected world shipments this soason
Talk OF me- cx port buying IN progress vas
also heard, and despite heavr prof.-tzkins,
sales near the close. tho market finished
but Ntile unde~ ,he top prices reac he..
although May had touched the hishes-
point sct since the present advances b.
gan.
Active speculative demand gave 4nde-
pendent strength a. ti,nes % corn and
oats. Both cereals scored ncw hich prfea
records for tho season. Buyers TOOK ihe
position thai 10 cents bushcl adranea
Tor corn OF late vas inadequate after no
corn iAarhet had been going down tor
Two years
The provision .narAet Vas go~srnea
grain.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Financial Items

Theodore l.. Bronson & CO.. members of
me New York stock Exchange announce
mat J. 'crnard Miller and Richardson
Morris have become associated with .h.jr
bond department..
c. II. Halsted & Co announce the re
Inoval of their Offices to ll5 broadway.
The Phillips Petroleum Company re-
ported ior IN" quarter ended December 81
an operating income OF Sl.s.n,4 ,497 oper-
atinS. general expenses. taxes and intcres,
s445.i20. and ret before depletion and
depreciation. $l.375.377.
The American Trust Company has been
appointed transfer agent for 100 800
sha res-no par Va aluc--of the capital stock
Of the FauIot- Scope Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Miscellaneous Markets

Now York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form
tcrab.e. .
Security. Rate Duo Bid As,ed Yield
Canal aud HirhUav Sp
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Pressed Steel Car
Fares Well Under
Adverse Condition,
Lost Only About s5ooooo
of q It's Working Csn'",o Csn;,s'o
p': pre'errod :, Dividend W.; w.;
Paid Partly From suro,'s''' Js'

The Pressed Steel Car r...
withst"nding many adverse a.r pany' ''s
affecting it in 1921. earned 'vaa'ti'ns s"a'
and though paying prste,., S,'i .9'9,
d'nds in part from surolus, loa. d''i'
about aalf q million dollars - '''' only
capital + ~ IIore.o4 u working
ms annual report, made rnsJ,;;'osnt, IN
aay' sums Tip the s.testian brc b.' yestsr-
IN "Dr twentieth annual ~ saying:
stated, 'lioe alone vii, toi' Port ne
fne cDnntrv Is better o~ensras o~enr,' whether
tn"so conditions than If .a ' 70 nee.
wa cpnGitIon7, and wa no.,. 20 Nee.
II IS moro dihcalf % refrr, ANo~ ths.
~ r. 'r,'l r.. 10 ,Neef ~ar conditions psscs
1 "e Pr"sze' Steel Car con,a,. c,,,,,
eepena'nt or railroad prosoery,say Il
rs 'rn earn'ngf. and, phile y xor. ior
ec's haV" otee placed and rs.a ,e'as Or.
genera business prosperity ~ IN g
sss' '1efe ot1'r7. The renarai s.'p .' ne
fI"s.d nt Hof fofs reriarks 'o1s q
ficate t.a' tn rs rot nsrt:o,,l. ~y1io M
~ of ordcrT for non ears 8, :. y ROPE
Nlafe future On tnc o4ssr 'ae NINA
ra'is attention 70 = factor 4,aeo ,ano, -
be expected 70 haVe an imo.rtsns4 nigh.
ing upon Pressed s.eel Car Csr,rass.'' ,, oss.'
earning THIS IS tse fsctor rr,@e,psr5''
enss from the reoair Of are c,,s ~ ear'-
ne balance raot r. # Deo,..
l92l. indicates "a great ilaor,,..sr ilaoroy.rr5l u.
iln@ne.ai condition orer tae n1,seh' n.. IN
~ 1920. balance soeet. Natsr;s1nl9sr
hand had beer reduced from ',.s's -, 80, on
900 a. the end 81 1870 70 3 2q.aoss yla,S's
the END o. 1921 accounts ,,'I'y% nsyat, .;
beer reduced from sl0.58i on 0s11's :. ,sa "a
16F,1o0 aAd aotoe ua.aoia fr.s - ~ -
10000 t9 $500 GC0 ss-1ly. ana an, 3D.
divided profit Drceo5er 81 leo, ,q -n'
Ps@Ied [aI oal Al : 's'' oso- a. agains. SIX
III 300 al the end ol SEQ ''s''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
llN ANCIAL
THE AIOHTGA,..-BO>n COMPANY Of
NV tNKN

TFa <olloN'inr boul| haEe 3.en 1raN7 y
pay nert on Aqril I. 1872. on nhich taia Z.
interest vii ,easc Series 81 Nos. aa5 !
s. t-ss1 ~ ssr 81 70 lf7e. ~,
Isl. and vii go feioeilei pa Titl r
iercsf 20 -hat da-a non presentation a an
81 tlio folio" ing pieces tes p-,fn-ri.
- he o'Hes CT IT, Mott. 8 Bori CO
New YORK o. Il li.- vlii-c - l.Geat ~
'fi.z imam s. Companf.
IN London
- III. FanAlns Heuse Of Coa:;s COMPANY
ln i'n-is
\ 5as Bare.s ds l'Lnioa Par;Sienn:
iH iiamhurs
" ,he saasins House Of l. Bsar.as uri
Sohn7
in I--'il
y .he Bank fur Handel un5 Inals:rie.
IL Ans ertair
y - AaIniris.retie antocr Er0ss Coz
man G.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
v ey'na',-B;-uton Nets s1q9-

ae " eysaan B7aton Com,s,,
moved net earnings fer the year sgs.5 srs.5
Deccember 81 otter a. caarre, ''s- va
Fedcral tase7. of sl373.23l. eos;y,lsr. sM
a'tcr PRODUCTION of preferred div;ders.'
70 sls.21 saare earned on TN - :,
9-,8.9ZV common STICK tbs con,s-,s
Win re- earrings of sl.a05.59,, :,
s22.3o saerc. earned Oh the .sss,
900 ol.s,2n = common sock n -.
preceding year. Proft and lovs ~.
plus as Of December 81 amountei -, :.
s3.b23.3Ii Tae balance saees shoy.5 u
bills and accoln-s oeva5.e At 50 o:as-:a
against s3.322.537 n 1870. Cass ,aar., '',..,
si,319.f90. W
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
L. r. Mccormick Elected
President of Curb Mark ct

At a special meeting yesterday after
noon Of the New York Curb Market at
1923 Greenwich Street the following
officers were reelected for tn eensuinr
year: President. L. r. Mccormick:
vice president. John ". Curtis; treas
urer, Louis NJ. Teichman; secretary.
A. B. Sturges; assistant secretary, Eu-
gene Il. Tappen.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

Southern Spoil Market, Galveston stcadv
unchanEcd at 17.1oc, salca. '.s49 bales.
l6.75c: sales. ECO balcs Mobile 1,ominal
- point, higher at 1880 sales. NIL
Snvannah steady. - points higher at nc
higher at 17.l2c: sales S24 bales August,
firm. i2 points higher at lC94c: salcs ~
hal"s Memphis steady, unchansed at l,c:
sales 40 balcs lfouston steady. 10 points 9
,ghcr at 17.35c: saics 2253 ba,es KIN.
Nock quiet. uncha ngcd at lie; sales. az
bales Dallas steady, 10 points higher al
n-b'c sales .Ooc bales. Montgomery firm
- points higher at lG.3sc: sales - bales
Fort Worth steady, 10 points higher a
1860. sales. 40 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Toronto
National Fireproofinc Earn;nos

nc National Flreproofing Company
reported net income for the year end
cd December 81, after depreciation. Of
ss,o34, compared with S75O 1903 in 1920
profits amounted to s10s.834, against
s9oo'3o3 Inventory showed 81 1,6O9 ,8S2
ana notes payable 100000. Accounts
payable totaled $4O2,327 and cash S337
705. Yoo
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Coffee Futurcs Range Of prices,
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Hutter-R"ceipts wcro 12.>75 pacMascy
Creamery. higher than c.trap 10. as n
SIC: scconds. 81 q 32c; lower grades 3Cc
dertral!zcd. cnrs 90 score. 36@25lac; z.
"eor. "o1..,, % % : ets4c; ss score s2a n2sc un
"StraS. o. score az i 3atac. nr,ts. 80 u SIC
'cconds. 3lM M3ec; lower grades. soc. he
or storage extras. a3is u 34c: nrs;s 3 u n
nnest. a5'. Gae'Ac: good to prisn". = n
SOC, common to fair. 27n31c; ladle- cu,.
rent mnke seG3lc: hrssts 25@27c
packing Htock. current mako. 80 l. 81 y II
:21c: No. O. 2o1s 9.lc; lower gradcs
York state n";s h.ld specials sai, a2sHc
tresh spccinls. 2oN2onc. average ran
fresh: 9 q loisc; state twins. he'd specia.,
2:h q 2sc fresh ,spccials. 2om 2O'ac; aver.
co!o-cd, cancy. 2lm &c: Young Americas a's
y = a a2c ot'.t. stnte skins .+9l7c.
= 42c: nrsts. $3.50 a 4oc; seconds. s7G,
sssc: dlrties. regular packed. 10. I, 35@
.ssa nTsts, ssw5ic: seconds cor [e'Fsg5s 5sas@
fresh. nearby and NEARBY Westcrn hen
hrsts. 469 47c. frsts. 44H 15c: nearby ga H.
tred whites. nrsts 20 extra hrsts. 44Gt sGc
s-.hso rndsr srades sa $685.: pulls,a eggs
"N' W., ~ " &c. una SSOrteC
'oc: Pacific Coast whites extras. 48c ex-
ira Nrsts 4s u 47c: hrsts 4+eo45c: rul-
let's. graded, smallest out 4lGT42c: unas-
sorted, 4oc: other western and Southern
gathered whites, 4l14sc; nearby and
nearby Western henncrY browns extra
44Q $50; nearby brown and mixed colors
Hathered extras 43c; frsts TO extra nrsts.
40M42c. ''
rotatoes-Maine. $50 lbs. -5@4o5.
lc0 lbs, s3oo93so state. $50 lt.. ,3.75 a
.l9: 100 lbs. So 03.25; Long 1slavA bbi
$aq64o; Bermuda bol. sl1. x0l45o:
Danish No: II, bag. -; sweets Jersey,
basket, 3l.o0T2.,b Delaware and Mary
land, $3.50 i.76; yams, Virginia. bb, $40
= 90: South Carolina. crate. $3.50; Georgia.
basket. $2; anise, Louisiana, DBL. -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Cotton Statistic.
Livernoo! Cnbles-spot cotton demar

Livernoo! Cnbles-spot cotton demand a.
- points advance: inidilinS. 10.2ld. Sales
1000 bales; American s. 900 ba les: imports
~. Futures opened stead. at % TO IS
points advance. Closed barely steady at n
net advance of to I6 points. March,
$3.50; May. o.o4d, july ?.o:d: October.
9.62d; December. o.o9d. Manchester:
Yarns hardening: cloths in moro demand.
COttOnseed Oil
Friccs were hcld within narrow limits.
closing with net Eains Q; TO points
The range or prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO C0Nr>sy
LII lriifh i.c..uo
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Architects Office. Washington. d. G.. Fc5
IL. SEALED PROPOSALS viii b,
opened in this office at p m. Feb. q. 1919.
for furnishing and delivering sterilizers for
the I. 5. Veterans Hospital. Building No .
Webb ave. and kinEsbridge road. Bronx
NJ y. SWciticati tions may be obi aimed at this
Office In the discretion ot the Supervising
Architect. JAS. a. WETMORE. Acting Su-
pervisinX Architect
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NEW AMSTERDAM GAS COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that ths A"hsId hsd
Meeting OF the Stock holders Viii oe E.sst rs
at the office of tho Company. NO; ;,'-.day. ~ da
18th Street New York. or Thu, ueo sue,
March 2nd. la22 at twelve o'clock Noy,s shs
fer tlse election of Directors and 1oF av ,a
transaction of such other business 10 'A-
properly come before the meeting.
MALCOLM NJ. GRAHAM SecretssU
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
DisiJends
Rortf1u Ref

Naritan Refining torporation-., .,.,,
f'srfictrat dividend = 5.13 per ca-. -,
beeu dec a~@l 81 tre "a c.rt 49,
"a LEI oaiif.s tsn-'ea1 soi1 bonds 1syso.
i1r4i =. in addition 70 ne -eygls- .s-,'
auirDal inle-ss. - "a 1sr ca5t -.
t'ehrL1r- s"'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Irregular Trend
In Quiet Trading
On Curb Market
Tobacco Stocks Hold Fairly
Steady and Oils Move I'm
certainly; Postum Conn
mon Says OH Realizing

Prices lacked definite trend in
quiet trading on the Curb market yes
terday. Tobacco shares held fairly
steady, but oils Wcrc moved unccr-
tainly. Postum Cereal common saggcd
slightly on profit taking.
Cities Service common lost point.
but Standard Of Indiana and lnterna-
tionnl Petroleum worked slightly
higher. Kirby Petroleum sold Us high
Reynolds "B" stock and Philip
Morris registered small gains, but
Tobacco Products Export and Inter
continental Rubber fell back.
The no par value common stock OF
tho bort Motor Car Company was
traded in for the first time, at 20 bid,
20}s asked.
IndustrinlS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Security Rate, Due Bid Asked Yield
Federal Farm Loan 5s
,, ls: l::.,;a ::::..;; ;::.:.... .iooH iOl 40
~ 1891 ........,...J0 .J02a 1857 so
Federal Farm Loan !Hs
193ola24 .......... 91t, osis 46s
Federal Farm Loan 4iss
lHss-1sas -. - e7h osn 4s4
.Ia37-1o22 ........ S7la oSi. e.
Chicago Joint Stock Land
bank bA1s. 1c51-toS1...io4 Yo5 sos
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Sank 5s 1939-19c4. 80 100 10
Chicago Joint Stock I.nnd
l3anl< 5s l93S-ie23 % 100 T."