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New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Rubber Up Again

Rubber advanced yesterday to 23&
cents pound, new high level for
the year. Heavy buying by large tire
dealers yesterday and the previous
day combined with restriction program
of British East Indies planters was
responsible for the advance. This is
the fourth advance since October Z,
when rubber was quoted at l6A cents
a mound.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Firm Tone Shown
In Curb Trading
With Oils Leading
Small Recoyeries IN Stand.
ard Group and Ildepeni-
enss Display Strength;
Indussrials Work Higsaar

with beth oils~and industriais aiss
playing improved strength prices
worried to slightly higher levels in
active trading on the curb market yes
terday. Standard Oils were in bet
ter demand.
Standard Oil of New Jersey "new,,
stock was traded In ON a when issued
pasis around do to 40. Standard OF
indiana recovered more than 2 points.
while New York shares rallied Il,
points Kansas stock moved un S
points. Southern states DISPLAYED
strength late in tho day on announce
,ncnt Of the regular per cent month
~ dividend and a stock allotment.
sCreole Syndicate held steady at 5,
Y Y wnlie. l.l iiidwest Texas moved within a
marrow range around S3 to Sd.
Mining shades were irregular, IN
dependence Lead being subjected to
heavy selling and dropping to new
fow at l5 There was a subsequent
small recovery. Continental Mines
held steady.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Punta Allegro Sugar

Tho report OF tho Punta Allegro
Sugar for the year ended May 81, 1922,
showed a deficlt,of sl73,Tss, after pro.
viding for expenses, depreciation and
losses on sugar carried. This coin-
pares with deficit Of S2,843,2e0 In the
previous year Operating revenues
were s1,2sT,sa7, corapsred with loss
of SI,359,o35 the previous year. Sur
plus on May 3l. 1929, amounted 70
$4,6t5,ss compared with surplus of
$4,58s,26 the year before.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN WATER WORKS q
ELECTRiC COMPANY INC

tas regular quarterly dividend of 1&%
81 sas II Cumulative First Preferred
ass s@sk q this Company for the quarter
oss.Rs. asshs october "a. 1922. has been declared
ssnosr I. ls23 -
~. W. X. DUNBAR. Secretary.
,t,Ars.s Sssa sciv!dend when received will be dis
n srsara 70 voting trust certifcate holders
sSSo..eancs with the above dates
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
q, - Agent for the Voting Trustees.
q y WATT. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Southern spot Market.-f,a,veator ste,a,

SOnthcrn SnOt Market--GalVeston steady,
unchanged at 22.6oc; sales s,724 bales
New Orleans steady rs points higher at
225ocs sales, 3.165 bales Mobile steady
2s points higher at 29.13c: sales 400 bales
Savannah steady. rs points higher at
2275c; sales. $50 bales. Norfolk steady,
Augusta steady. 10 points higher at 22.75c;
sales. 12s bales Memphis firm. e5 points
higher at 22.25c; sales, $3.50 bales. St.
Louis steady, rs points higher at 2cc;
sales. nil. Houston steady, 90 points
higher at 22.6oc; sales. 1917 bales. Little
Rock steady. 25 points higher at 22c
higher at 22.16c; sales. 9,6a5 bales. Mont.
gomery nrn.. "a points higher at 2212c;
sales, 90 bales. Fort Worth steady, s
points higher at 1850; sales, S.4o7 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Sugar and Coffee
s Raw Snrar IPuturea

Futures opened irregular. points lower
to an advance OF pobats, and except for
moderate liquidation In December, the
market held steady throughout the day.
closing 8 points net higher to net de-
at 10000 tons. There was selling Of De-
cember and buying March at AZ points,
while on Tuesday December was In de-
mand and switched to March at 10 points.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

n1TE OF NEW YoRK-The Ad5utsnt Car
sfsss oflice, New York State Arsenal. Tfh
isssae and s5th Street, New York City.
ttisSsr 18th. i922.--Sealed proposals SUB
:eeivea at this Office until 12 o'clock noon.
Friday, Qctoher 9th. at which time and
Tacs thar will be opened, for the purcha Sc
D Cendssred and Obsolete Quarterfnaster.
Signal and hssicai Sotres. Catalogues Civ
Ing Quantities. conditions. ETC., can be had
co application to this Office
j. LESLIE KINCAID,
The AdJutant General.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
julius Kayser Report

The report Of Julius Kayser s. Cos
for the ilscal year ended August 81,
1922, showed net profits Of ST 6s5. .o58
after depreciation. bond interest and
Federal taxes. After dedncting 1ivi-
.dends on stocks of the old company
and on new praferrsd ssock, balsnce
1l5,700 outstanding shares Of new cons
mon stock Of no par value. In the pre-.
yieus year net sgofits were $6iH,97S
or " AS 4 uhare olS s6,sll 500 old cora-
mon.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Seek Proxies

Interests reported to have control of
$4,000 out of 100000 shares Of the
Assets Realization Company are seek
ing proxies for the adjourned annual
2S These interests are said to be
planning reorganization of the COM
pany if they are successful in electing
their ticket.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
s'AsDAan MILLING COMPANY

Nsw Yesk CITY octohsr ,ath ,a,o
m Tsnoa ns sTocE DIVIDEND NO. "a,
afilinv Soasa % Of Directors OF the Standard
ausrfs,,ss sp,nlpany .,,py have to-day declared a
non ~ dividend Of Two PER Cent (aTsS.
,sysbi. !, scMmon Stock OF this Company,
Il consmn, SS.osember 2sth,. 1922. In cash,
Ics,s ~ ~, stockholders OF record at the
sSsaHs, ~ business D.;,i November 18th, 1922.
JOS. A. KNOX, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Investment
Information

elnestiona Of general interest 10 in-
Vestcrs vsH DO atswtred In shis coli
n''sn, ~ Whsch casa only initials wiu
oe used. Othsrs teiu be anaweroa by
nlu'l. Address all inquiries, inclos-
tng stdnped. Addressed envelope. Ia
Financial Editor, The Tribune. Isl
Nassau Street, Note York Citp.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
STANDARD = \! MILLING COMPANY

jlxrp W MsW York City, Oct. IS, 1922.
SnnEo psnio STOCK DIvIDEND No. 6.
3k S.a, oi directors of the STANDARD
3ssriy dividend of One and GneNbsIs
nm n y. q %l upon the Preferred stocp
s company. payable out Of tha na,,-
wv, ~, the current fiscai year, on Novar,-
|scnra asss 20 Preferred stockho,S ara
par 1Tth, 1922, s'ness On Mo-
JOS. a. KNOX, Treasures
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
FEDERAL SUGAR RErINivc -

.sas \ regular quarterly Dividend ~ ~.
~ sssvno, % Half Fer Cent f1MT) on the prs' s.s
\ sss shares and One and Three ouartsrs luz
j i lTsns Ts1 @ z ss) on the Common Shares y
aesshppaay apany VIII be paid Nov. 1, 1925
>ssssFnnoideTs OF record at the close q;
sese. tfAhsier DOORS vii
PIERRE J.. SMITH. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Suitable for Busine.s Ma,

Question--will you kindly pass ,udr-
ment on tho following? Sinclair Consoii-
dated OH rs. Public Service of New Jersey
preferred Ss.--M. w.
Answer---Sinclair Consolidated Oil
Is. 1887, and Public Service Corpora
tion of New Jersey preferred are suit
able for a business man,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
FINANCIAL
II FoWEK SECURITIES coRpo.

80 u Etts GENT 4EF(yJTf. fryA II
GOLD NOTES. : - : = 20
-. III" 800 " Article VI Of the 1r,ist 49,,
NM sasa sTa august !. 1877. mas,s ~, ssstrs. =.
Securities Corpor.s fsc,, ~ rs
lssf 1853 s2.heS as Trustee. ts s,sc,,r W. ~
81 E Lshigh Power Secur,t,ese e e;s.s,tss 1so.es
{ & u 81. aty Trust company cs - e.os po-
ss!t II ,.,ai,tec ,.Iaa.stec thererndar. .r,vttas .ss"
hslss salng for the sails to Il - pue- 80
ESee Il. Ut y the purchast ~ r-t,t, - tay
i sswsnow now on depos,t One ,y,1isa,, sa.l @
l &. Dsis.ss siys thousand SIX Hnrssas i sse.s,
sSt n Il, and Forty Three s'f,s censa rss
Z Z S spes,sepeseIs. unless tnerein 49,
q pnhdifiag expressed, shall 10 ,.,.,s. 80.
*st ,t WI i,lats either hi ~ Sao1ecs
~ Il sas ah'ses thkrssn ofyeTed ~, ~ ahy por-
sss ssls suoasgs a sssse therein specifiaa ~ par-
y n m sss 81. sl ~ Office, No Ia b. ny the
Es3y phtii IL o,c,oct. =, ,.ss., .sussay,
\ cf ss.sss !. 1895. A ''poli on
HI 4. ass, q notes Will be u,as1ed
Jss hs Sssi.s.. Ssis. ard the notes SO mr..
D u M {As f'sssssa sf ssFiaa.atso e q the undersisnsd
ssa ssss eais ss. ipterest VIII isiRsssaesr ssae &
! Z pnt rfs s,eliyaradu - Erase on
''sS YORK &, i sipANY OF NEW
sss |, 8 porrER. rres,dent.
d :
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
hARrIN-rAnRY coRpor. r.r1o,

Il, n New York, Oct. II, 1922
HI Fsrd Fscsrd OF Directors of the Martin.
ssssss - ysova''nD has this day deelured q
asIsay 3 " Eity cents f5oc) share on fhe
ss,sAssa. s.osa q che corporation. pavasIe
ssssshs- \. ls22, 70 stockholders of record
Y tef sss 1922 The transfer books
+. N. SMALL, President.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
st. Paul Preferred Outlook

Question--weuid you please teif p,. ali
npgnt T. ~ the A e. Paul Railroad preferred ], il
for the dividend is declared ths fnnnainI /
conaitlon OF the road and whether ii q
=. good buy for future investment. to buy
investment7--J. F.
Answer-Chicago, Milwaukee a. ST
Paul preferred does rot belong in the
Investment class. Although the road
appears to have been making improve
ment In the last several months. il
may be some time before the recovery
reaches the point whore directors wifi
consider 1t prudent 60 resume diyi-
dends on this class of stock, In this
connection 1t may be we'll for YOU to
study the series Of analyses of rail-
road earnings beginning to-day in
The Tribune. The first article Is on
Atchison, Topeka g. Santa Fe. The St.
Paul situation will be covered in q
later article. Forty of the important
carriers OF the nation will be discussed
in the series.
Reinvcsting Legacy
Question: am asked to advise a widow
N the matter Of reinvesting ,her legacy.
she holds ~ loe shares Of Consolidated Gas
shares Union Pacific. 20 shares Southern
Pacific, SO shares Atchison. and 20 shares
Pacific Oh. In addition shs has about
$4,000 cash TO Invest. should Ike to
nave your opinion OF the common stocks.
which to invest the cash. Please suaresf
one high grade Industrial common stock.
Answer--The common share which
the lady for whom you inuuire holds
are all stocks Of strong companies. hut.
being the most junior Of the securities
OF the corporations, they are sensitive
to earnings and fuctuate widely in
market value. Since you say that YOU
wish to retain some and imply that you
would like to dispose Of others. we sup-
gcst that you sell the Consolidated Gas
and Pacific Oil shares. We make this
recommendation merely from the stand
point Of, safety, with no intention OF
limiting at the probable future value
of the shares. For the new funds we
suggest this diversified list of shares
and bonds, which we believe conforms
to your requirements: $4,000 Canadian
Northern Is, 1910; $4,000 Pacific Gas
and Electric 5s, 1912; twenty shares
Western Electric preferred, $4,000 new
United States bonds, or long-term Lib
ertys; $1,000 international papcs first
mortgage IS, $4,000 New York Central
debentures IS, twenty shares New Yorj,
Telephone preferred, ten shares Amer
lean Car and Foundry common, $4,000
United States Rubber 5s, 1947; $4,000
St. Louis-San Francisco prior lien 51ss.
1912, and ten shares Endicott-J ohnson
preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
\ FINANCIAL MEETINGS
ssinn Spirits Manufacturing Company
- Broadway. New York.
October 5. 1922.

NOTICE OF MEETING.
70 The STOCKHOLDERS:
tgsssai Meeting of the Stockholders OF
ss AMERrCAN SPIRITS MANUFAC CTUR.
Ng teAPANY will be held at 9 o'clock
\ K 90 Friday. October 90, 1929. at the
1s the Company, Room 11bT, No. 25
sssdsay, New York. N. Y, for the purpose
Z tsA election OF Directors to hold offics
GU fhs next Annual Meeting OF the Com
aA e Wit: the Sd Tuesday OF May. 1898,
~ IA usta their respective successors are duly
kstsd and qualified. and for the transacfioy
a.sfs the meeting.
!. Iss transfer books OF the Common and
ssastsed seaAae Stocks Of the Company will not be
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Dividends
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

Bid. Asked Bid
Alleg & West. looh -, l. Erie & w. as
Ali Al nssi er0ie.i.Y ilg3 Liz 90 Fl siy Bss5
ANA Am seF n ss ss /. Lima wiles as BIZ; P'.lds ds
Am b Note 1s 7s do LIST pf. .lnSM
do pf. ...... 53A O do I'd pf. .ll7
Am Beet sus. a - I.oriilard pf. lilo
Ata do i Fl IL lssa ss lSs Is Mssk Mscf pf. ssH
Am chiclc oss% . DO ist pt... es
Am {, q pi.. .ss SO Mailinson m. s5
Am Exp ....i5o l55 Man su pf. 80
Am leo pf... soh 81 Man Beach >. II
Am I. OH. gf;. g. 65 Man sh .ps...los.
Ann Ann Met : pt,1sG lls& Aas ao ID ID pfs.. as q 4"
IA =, shIp q e e ss ssH % @ IS s. q :, s. s i
Am Am sunt m J pf. q q lss May az s 8 & rss.l.sa
4 Whole pf. 81 es Miami Cop !. 2sN
s,m Wool pf.1lp ~ Mn S l. new. sss
Ann Arbor E. II 2! M $ p s 3 N 1871
!, do pf......, Az 44h do pf. ...... SS
.Au Fruit J. .l% 2 NJ Kan & RI. i
"a G w pf.. II ~ do pf. ...... 10
All Petro -. 22 25 Mont Pow :. r.
All Ref pf:nll5 LIZ do #. 1924
Ali rack y. is leM s:ui Bdy pf..
Aus Nich pf;, ss% g g Nss,, n pf 10y
E;.: 81: {; '|s Il rs.
BsSa1 ~ p Bros se Is Rsslsm Rsss D' lss g
Beech Creek ). 40 - n Y Il & W..lolis
B Nut p of. 100 Ia Y Ship :. Is
Beth Steel "a 75M Nor Am pf.. 46h
& do pf.....,. 99 10l Nor Cent >. II
Booth Fish, rs 7BlOhio Fuel ;. 55i1
Br En- q $ ! pf Il e e On ont ,s; silver ,
praan ss g shes e. Il 81 81 100 e s,s c1;f Ii r.
Bur r. & r. 20 7a14 ow Bot pf. 1913
do of. .... 80 80 IPac Coast !. 10
Buff & Sus.. y 8s do Is. w... 81
do pf....... so - do I'd m. a6
Burns y pr pr ,oo,1,a Ids pae Mai,s I. u u
eadso eaia ioi oIl IoM ioa psray ps ) Il. a 81
Cal Pet ps.. e5 9s.. Pore NJ pf...,uH
& Il Ariz. $. so eQh do pri pf.. GSA
csraoa Car l0fiil Hi. !. sgs q Pitts Pitts IT W. l25
esa esss 4 e. 9Ga % 2ss % ,iafs e. ai,.M 81 M q
.csit Corp Y. q e e T 4 Wy pt q
Chic & Al pf w q p Oil PC pf sS
Che N ~ pff24 125 Rys secur 4. TON
cisY i PITTS: 7oA - Ky stl $ pf..lIs
5,a s. Gas 5 Bal ~ ~ ~ IRais C ~, Il
& P & u pf..isoh isa sa, Rem 7 ad pf g
Grey Carp . ri % Rep & s. pi. go
Deere C pf. % rs Rcyn spg sd,l =
PC. Pct i 4 sw.. g nss Tss r &, g.; ss$ sss
do pf. 40 Slnss Ghef -. ~
Ds. I, = H. ,os,s ,ae Ge y dc gi9,as ' .,.,s; &
DIS & A pf isspicer NJ H.. 20
Durham ri q. q stand aIill pf szA
do NJ. ..a...s 80 e7 Ssudcb ri ..ll5
East Ked pt.i0s Sun Oh pf ss
Em Bsant ". = Sup stl pf i, ,ao ~
do pf. 80 80 rrx 4 L 7. aoe
En-ai,rl pf s.li55s - Teb Prod pf. 10!
Eric & Pitts.. bsA = n 81 i w Ct q
sa,os g,sllsr D.iia ~ rso,,'s Do E M st.. 81 ss
asn Il sss & as ass is is ls2 ss Tyre IL IL
sii'na s;SH { 8 8 pt,r G Z y y U cissf i St iss
'Isss y h sss' 4 ! ~ ~ 4
I. 4 e .s3, 81 nd nd M assit IS & 4 4
tnssa Gent - ysr H s s = :. :. :: Bs y
81 ], E Eass & I !, ssa ss i M.', ,a r f :. e
lSel 50 Ksfi pf. itisA If1s w'ifsot, fsf 4. S5
'seisss ~ pf..1bi 105 d via Cent .. 81
aea Dsa NJ. q WGoiwsBhs pf i25
+ do III ...4 70 ~ Mo- PiiJpp . 4sA
hresge pf ~ i.sssa ~ do pffA sgk
Krsss q s q. so Iae Do Do ii b.. d
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Guaranteed Bond Not High Grade

Qusstien-I am contemplating buying
q Boston Railroad. WIN you kindly ad-
and is paying the coupons an they como
duo7 want an Investment that will pos
ssy sass nsy sond II Is sneh a San
reasonably safe one? cannot AFFORD to
gpecushte.--E. s. s.
Answer-H you want a bond about
which there Is not the slightest ques-
tion, you have made mistake in se-
lecting the New York, Westchester G.
Boston AIS. The New Haven owns
all the stock of this company and
guarantees the bond. There is some
merit in this guaranty, despite the
we do not recommend this bond for
any one who cannot afford to assume
a risk. The income statements of this
road are kept apart from those of the
New Haven and in recent years earn
ings have not been sufficient to pay
the interest, the deficit being made up
by the New Haven. Inasmuch as neither
the guarantor company nor the prop
critics of the company whose bonds are
guaranteed is adequate, we consider
the bond somewhat speculative You
might better put your money in one
good bond. We suggest Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas prior lien 5s, 1862, yield
ing about 5.S per cent.
Chesapeake & Ohio Preferred
Question--wili you please inform mo,
your rating Of the new preferred, stock OF
the Chesapeake q Ohio Railway Company?
Is 1t issued? what Is the dividend rate
Cumulative or not, dividend payment dates
and when books close? Where may this
stock be purchased, etc. Pr. A. Is.
Answer Chesapeake & Ohio pre-
forred stock is entitled to cumulative.
dividends up to Ga per cent. II was
offered to stockholders who were
given until October 2, 1922, to enter
their subscriptions. Stock certificates
have not yet been issued, but the pre-
ferred is being traded in on the New
York Stock Exchange on when Is
sued. basis around 1854. Dividends
begin to accrue from October ! and
we Judge, therefore, that payments
will be made ON that date and on dan
uary 2, April and July 2. The pre-
ferred is entitled to full voting rights
and is convertible into common stock
on such terms as the directors may
determine. 1t is callable after three
years from the date Of issue at not
exceeding l16 and accrued dividends.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
[, Aoe AiaERr Go,

fve AlasBr Goi...
100 Am Expiorat.
1900 sBeieher Ext.
5000 sB!g ledge.
e0Q0 Dos & NJ.
/. $500 sBos g. NJ Cons
1000 .Rutte n ".
| 5000 scal & Jerome
| ao90 Canada Cop.
. SoG ! Canurio Copper
$1,000 sCandeiaria' M
| leQ0 Cork Prov.
2Isoo Cons Cop M.
| goo Cont Mines.
| 200 sCor Mine AIYl
| 500 Cop Canyon.
26oe Cortez Silver.
200 Cresaon Gold. !.
3I00 sDean Cons.
Fl220o Dolores Espera
4oo. Dryden Gold.
10000 sEi Salvador. !.
32oeosf fE1y Cons
! 5000 *Emma Silver
l400g sEurek Croesus
100 @First N Cop.
5000 sFqrtuna ..
1900 FEoid. Cons.
1000 aGoid Deep.
10000 sGoid Dev.
1000 sGoldfieid Flor
1900 sGoid Zone !,
1000 sHenrietta
25eo tIIiil Top New
hv0 lid wa Sound.
$4,000 .Indepen Lead
500 Jer Verde Div
500 Kerr Lake
iG000 II Knox Divide.
$4,000 tIone Star
] 0V0 fMcRtn Oar.
1900 sMcNarn cres.
5000 National Tin.
100 New Dominion
200 Eipissirg
N X Porcupins 4
22eep sohio Copper.
100 Park Utah.
l5e0 Ray Hercules.
5000 *Rex Coas.s.
1000 sand torn *
1000 sSilver Queen
400 Sill King Coat
leo So Ana r Il G.
10000 sspearhead
1909 ssSte*art afin
s4D9e &Snccess Min
1900 sTeck Hughes /.
400 I'onopah Eai.
1900 11nn Cash Boy i
$500 s'Tonopah T1iy Z
$500 J'ouopan Ext
1900 srcnopah Min.
%Tri- i-Buliion
2gJf3 8Ta,nIfsfsxn 4
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Cotton Statistics

demand at 81 points advance; middling.
13.74d. Sales. 10000 bales. Imports, $4,000
bales: American 10000 bales. Futures
opened steady at 25 to 20 points advance
and closed steady at a net advance OF 10
to 20 points. Closing: October, 1884;
December, 1310d; January, 1904; March,
12.s9d: May, ls.76d; July, 12.5ed Man
chester: Yarns hardening; cloths in more
demand
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Cottonseed Oil

Tho market Tor cottonseed oil was very
active during yesterdays session, with
sales for. the day OF 4s. 500 barrels. Prices
advanced to new high records for the
movement on continued strength In the
crude position and on buying which was
credited to Southern account. The ad-
vance attracted heavy realizing, but while
some OF the gains were lost final quota
tions were 2 to II points net higher with
the exception OF October, on which final
bids were Off 25 points, indicating less
prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Commodity and unit !.

1900 Unity Gold. AZ & ~ 4x
1909 ~ S contir.. ii II ii i"
900 ssSS West Wsss END End S.; Gxt ais III I" !"
zoo yukon Cold. 90 90 so 90
sSell cents IL share
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Standard Oils

400 Anglo-Am OIL. 2is. 21a 21n 2tn
% saessye ssss '92s E.. % = ~ ss@ s@ ~
SO assa Snpl o Siggaa gaa 1ia## Ss# ,ss5s ss Ss
l1o 10 Illinois Fl. -. ,176 ITS 1fS i7s
10 Prairie Q s. e CTS 675 s7S SyS
+ 1S5 Prairie Pipe. 400 302 2s7 ssT
400 s Oil OF. Ky...112 ia iiiA i1i@
32200 do Ind ae... .125A 1851 13sS 1S7a
$50 do N w.. $40 574 $50 5ss
1929 1SS 8, do " i;.,. ,,,..,. q a9A a71s asA
Ivy swan d flnch. 80 "a "a 81
1oSoo s n W l.. 4Sss 4s 43% ASH
los Kansas, 600 500 500 500
30 Washington Oil rs rs "a "a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

26 rs 15 20
~ 8 27s g
81 3 ~ y sss
s g. (
IS rs 25 25
Z 2 9 8
rs rs % 2s
8 3M 3 az
81 5ys 5ys
Is 6s 65 sB
So So s3 az
5% sM 6sa So
~ lA 1M TX
3 3 3 z
IS sc IS ss
"a 2,z 2 2ss
~ as 4A IN
8 3 s 5
s a5 AZ al
4 as % 9a
] 4M lss
l II III II
A "a ~ ra
! ! s
! la ll Js
. - 10 -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Independent Oils

5000 sKeystone Ran
5000 slsance Creek.
100 Livingston Pet
100 sLyons Pete.
leo Magnolia Pete 2
500 Mnracaibo Oil.
1890 Mamnaouth OH
800 Merritt OiI....
500 Mexico Oil.
1900 midwest Tex.
42nQ Mountain Prod
1bI00 Mutual Ref. :.
500 New Eng Fuel.
zoo New Mex Id.
1000 sNorthwest -.
10000 sNoble Oii....
1900 No Am OIL.
5000 eOhie Ranger.
$4,000 Omar OIL.
400 Pennock Oil. :.
$4,000 RED Banks. =.
200 Ryan Cons. "a
600 st Creek Prod.
100 st Creek Cons.
800 Seaboard .....
500 Shell Union. ).
200 Sifnns Pet.
5000 sSouthn p & r
= $500 Eouthn st Oil. >.
10000 sTexan O & l..
100 Tidal Usage. ;.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-03
DISTURBANCE CAUSED THE
DEATH OF ONE AND IN
JURY OF OTHERS
AMERICAN MARINES
AND ITALIANS GIVE
BATTLE ATA DANCE
Five Men ef American Navy N
Hospital With Knife Wounds
Yankees Unarmed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. b
The navy department today an
nounced that court of inquiry has
been ordered to investigate the
disturbance at Shanghai. China.
between American sailors and
Italians. which resulted in the in
Jury CT a number of Americans
and the death of one.
report received al the Navy de
partment from Admiral j. r. Strauss
Cumnande- inCnief Of the Asiaiic
hcet. stated:
hght originating in dance hall
Il Shanghai between Italian visitors
and american sailors and marines has
been reported by the commander of
she langste parole force. Our men
were unarmed and Italians were arm
es: With knives Five men from the
$ $. Wilmington are in hospitals
=. ia knife wounds Their names fol
ios
snili ] Riobe. Princeton. Mnn.
serioazls injured
Gelmer. no address. slightly
injured
siomer {. Gillian, Springs city.
Tenn aainor injuries
" itiasA Slgalan-e NJ .at;are-s. 4s
dlion deaninl
Mta. d Nippef. 5 S isabel Nef>
f}erfs. Fla. wounded II back. eaaai
tloA not serioas
Have ordered court g. anluift
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-03
WOULD RESTORE ALL
INTRA-STATE POWER
over RAILROAD RATES

WASHINGTON. Ian Restega-
tion to the states OF their power over
interstate railroad rates ana fares
and final confirmation IL the states
Of such powers IS provided Ia i bill
To be reported fdvorably within few
days by the House interstate. ana for
eign commerce committee, ii was
learned today
The hill has heen under sonSideras
'lan hs the committee Tor several
weeks and only a fe@ touches are
necessary g. put the legislation IN
sna9e L has the support of tne pub
ne utility boards and commissions of
most 81 the states, AMI ea- powerful
aas King IL both Hons, aad senate