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New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Business Trouble es
Petitions In bankruptcy


The following petitions 10 bankruptcy
were filed yesterday IN the United states
ROMANCE COSTUME co INC--lnvol-
untarv. cloaks and suits. ~ East 14d ~.
PIONEER HOSIERY co. iNc.-inyol
untary. ! west 3iih 81 Liabilities. 100000
PENNsYLvA,;IA DRESS Co.-Involun-
tary. if West s1f st. dress manufae'
JOSEPH W. GREENBAUM CO. INC
Involuntary furniture. zI3i sth az.
HEsSLER CHAIR co. lNc.-lnvolun
tary 3il East ssih II. Liabilities >s''ooV
Air .o.PHoNE CORP. 80 Inyolun,arr'
radio materials. i32 tth av. Liabilities.
$4,000. assets. $500.
AARoN MANDELBAUM - Voluntary
designer. SO fox st. Bronx Liaoilt's'
So. .06s. assets iloo.
WILLIAM j. MISUNDERSTANDING ad-
vertlslng agent. 10 West foth e. La
LEON ToBIS. fNc.-Invoiuntary; i3s
Madison av.. clothing manufacturer.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers IN bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday IN the Ohlted
states District Court
Walter l. Bryant for tho wonder shop.
dresses. etc. 2iss Third av.' Bronx with
''Wa Iv.iIs. slump for ". A II. stone. iAides'
underwear. rs spring st.. with bond OF
psvidAw. Kahn for Pioneer Hosiery Co.
Inc. 1 West 1sth At and 1851 bfoadway'
with bond OF 1900.
BorthR RembAugher for Goldman q
Llehtcnstein. shirt manufacturers 20 west
ssd st. with bond OF $1,000.
Harry n. silver for Pennsylvania Dress
Co, i4i West 35d st. with bond OF Sl'ooo.
schedules In bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were nled yesterday In the United states
PENSsYLvANIA TAILORING co. INC.
Ias West 3iih ST. Liabilities. f5.oI.' as
TEiri.EBAUM wHITEBooK-Precious
stones Liabilities. i2s.sSs; assets VS.
HARVEY REvKiS-i2s I'd sv. LiabilI-
ties. tgs,Isi. assets 5000.
EMANUEL NAoER - Dresses. Liaoiii-
ties. Izt,Qss. assets ill.o5o
JOsEPn GOLDsHITH-Clothing 20 h.
itth st Liabnitlea. fiss.teS' assets '4l'-
c PLATT CLOTHING co-sI Sth av.
IlabiliIes. tGi.i75: stsets. t17,i5s
A SCOTT CO. tNc.-50 East 2lst. La
biiitles. tig7505: assets. tes,i95.
aTEyENs, GIBBS a BAuMANN, INC.
-LIa Utilities. ts25s: Lssets. 1921.
IL MULLINS CO.-Stock brokers.
risbliitles. $3.50. assets. iii.tb5.
CARIBBEAN =. =. cO.--i0 bridge ~
steamship operators. Liabilities. f7iS.otI
assets $3.50. .5oI.
KTEHN q METZ-55s West 5ith st.
Ilablitlss. s7t.s37; assets fss.ot7.
sTERkiN A JOELSON-Liabiiities. fl.
szl. assets. ti7sIs.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
FINANCIAL
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY

New York. y. Y. July H. i32,
r, IN, boideys Of THE NEW YORK CES-
TPAL RAILROAD COMPANY TBN'
yEiR SEVEN PER CENT. cOLLAI,
FRiI TRUST GOLD BONDS. Issued
Wndsr Trust Agreement dated Sep,
f,mber Z. 1870. beiuccn sdld Roliroda
COMPANY AID Gudrortv TrtH Company
N9rlCcfE" is HEREBY GIVEN that The
New York Central Railroad COMPANY. IN
areordanre with the provisions of the Ifust
Arr~cment above mentioned. has elected 10
nav on and redeem on september /. ls--'
ali 81 its Ten-Year Seven Per Cent. Col
lateral Trust Gold Bonds aggregatlng
nrincipal amount OF SIS. 900. 900. issued under
said Trust Agreement such redemption 70
be Al the rate % los per cent. OF the prin
cipel amount. together with interest accrued
and unpaid TO September l. 1879; that ths
principal amount Of all said bonds, Win
prrmium and accrued interest as atoresaid,
will be- payable on September !. 1922. AZ INC
Office OF tho General Treasurer OF ssio
Railroad Company. New York Central balll,
Ing No t6s Lexington Avenue. Borough Ss
Manhattan. New York. y. Y. and that ol
september !. 1893. interest on all OF sac
bonds viii cease. ,,-,.
Nv authority of the Board of Directors
THE KEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
By 4. r. STEPHENSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Judgments Filed

he following judgments we're nled yes
AZ. the nrst name being that Of the
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
New Treasury Certificates
Three Times Oyer.subscribed

WASHINGTON, Aug. NEARLY a
billion dollars over-subserlption 10
the Treasury's new issue of al per
cent short-term notes is announced by
Secretary Mellon, Subscriptions for
the issue, which was for about $780,
600 900 he stated. aggregated over
81 ,2OO, 900 900. all Of the Federal Re
serve districts reporting over-subscrip-
tions Of their quotas.
Exchanges Of 4A per cent Victory
notes for the new Treasury notes, he
announced, are proceeding salts
faetorily.
The books are being kept open until
August 8 in order 10 give Victory note
holders throughout the country addi-
tional time TO take advantage of the
opportunity to make the exchange.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Replies TO Simmons's S
Charge and Adds That 81
Per Gent of American
Looms Are Now Idle

Rcfuting the statement q Senator
Simmons that the Cheney Interests
dominate the silk industry in ;hc coun.
try. James A. Goldsmith. president Of
the SILK Association Of America. yes
tcrday issued n statement quoting the
census Of 1919, 20 the effect that only
4.3 per cent in value Of the silk pro-
duction Of the country IL produced IN
Connecticut. in which the entire man
ufacturing interests OF the Cheney or
CanizAtion are located.
much emphasis has been laid unon
the increase OF raw importations with
the purpose Of creating the impression
that because OF increased raw con
sumption the silk industry is prosper
ing" said Mr.. Goldsmith. 1T is safe
10 say that Of the total raw silk i'm
ports fully one-half are used outside
Of the broad silk industry, as for eN-
amplc. in mixed wool and silk. cotton
and silk. electrical goods. sweaters.
knit goods and hosiery. and il must be
further explained that large oonsump-
tion Of raw material does not neccs-
sarily indicate prosperity.
AT the present and for some time
past fashion has demanded pure silk
fabrics OF heavy construction. requir-
ing a considerable poundage."
In defending n tariff on silk goods.
Mr. Goldsmith said that imports had
risen from an average Of 9500.0OO
square yards under the old tariff law,
10 Gs,OO0.00 square yards last year.
while nt present approximately 81 per
cent Of the broad silk looms OF this
country are idle" He also attacked
the wearing qualities Of the cheap
Chinese silks, which are being imported
~ present. asserting that they are
so largely adulterated with China
clay. cnmel's dung. fish glue. potash
or rice powder. that the wearing quail
tiles are negligible"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Business News 8
Silk Trade Lacks Dominating
Interest, Says J. A. Goldsmith
Chicago ShOws Best
Gains, Says Bank

CHICAGO. Aug. 2. In consider
ing the Improvement In trade con
ditions il, D orojable tina, no sec
ton Of the cofntry has shown
greater progrcA than that supplied
b. the Chicago market, according
to statement by the National
City Bank Of this city.
There has been noteworthy
gain in manufacturing" says the
bank, with much broader distribu-
ton and decidedly better tone to
retail trade The changes have
been in natural response 10 tho
relatively small stocks on traders
shelves and the much greater con
6doncc manifested In all quarters
concerning the future. Further
more. ibs increased buying
power Of the agricultural states as
a consequence Of the higher prices
prevailing for farm products has
been an important influence In this
country"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Cotton Drops as
Traders Discount
U. S. Crop Report
Prices Close at the Lowest
Of the Day, 48 to 81
Points Net Lower; Buy
ing Support Is Lacking

The actions o. yesterdays cotton
market clearly indicated shat the trade
was skeptiesl Of Tuesdays sensation
ally builish government crop report.
II WAS freely predicted a year ago,
wnen the government made such a
muddle Of its report. that Il would be
q long time before the trade would
again place confidence IN any govern
ment figure that was much out OF line
with the average or private reports.
Thus, while the first effects Of the
surprisingly low condition figure were
electrical, the market soon resumed
It's normal poise and began 20 discount
exaggeration. continuing the process
Yesterday with such effect that prices
az the close. which was lowest Of the
day. showed a net loss Of 4S TO 81
points, representing a loss Of over half
The rise that followed the publication
Of the report.
From the character Of afternoon trading
~ was believed that a number OF Big long
accounts that had either been held over
the report or were accumulated after l.
o'clock on Tuesday in expectation OF gen
eral trade aud speculative buying, were
IN process of unloading. support Was very
poor. In fact at no time during the Gay
favorable nature Of the weekly weather
and crop report not only did much 10
oOuntcract tho bullish essect OF the bureau
report but also offset the high tempera-
tures that appeared In southwestern De
tailed weather reports
Although bull news was plentiful through
out the day from all parts Of the belt. ana
sorne Of 10 accompa anied b. buying orders
the market steadfastly refused 10 believe
that the crop was deteriOrating a. fast ~
these reports would seem 20 indicate. ana
u was Impossible 20 interest either the
public or the trade In the buying eide OF
the market
II seemed TO be generally agreed that
q few days more Of high temperatures ana
no rain will give great deal OF emphasis
10 deterioration reports from those states
The warm and clearer weather In the East :
ern states has checked boil weevil and
doubtless improved crop prospects, now
ever. and this has partly offset the criticas
position in the Southwest. spot cotton IN
New York was quiet and 30 points lower az
% 0Bc for middling. No sales were re-
ported.
The range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

Coffee Futures range OF prices:
Tues |
open High. Low Close close. /
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

MidvaIe's Deficit Gained
In the Second Quarter

The Midvalc Steel and Ordnance
Company yesterday issued It's report
for the June quarter. revealing de-
felt Of SI,435.lIl. after charges de,
probation and depletion, compared
with deficit in the preceding quarter
OF sil52.2s7 and with deficit OF 81
2s9 893 in the second quarter OF 1871.
For the six months ended June 20
the company reported deficit oi w.
5s7.9 .93s. net earnings before interest
depreciation and depletion but after
taxes. being S7iO.3ii. The deficit IN
the frst hnlf OF 1921 was $2,6si,591.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
BUYERS Arrived
FalrchlId Service


ALTOONA. Pa-Harry Adler' herfS
Adler. Millinery; Cadillac. 80
AKRON. ohio-Akron y. 9. co Miss
r Molberg. mgr mlllinery, Pennsylyania
Knox Ohio-Style Shop. $. Friedberg'
cloth cApes. care o silver. ~ W. .,d -
ALBANY. Ga.-Carter Reed w
carter, womens ready 20 wear' dry goods
ALBANY. y. Wv. 81 whitney, 20,
Frederick A. Moran, drugs, care OF fe''
lows Buying Co. ii6t way. -
ALBANY, ~, Y.-cotrell & Leonard H.
- IpANY Ga.-Hofmeyer D. q. CO.. J.
H. Hofn.eyer. actions and noveliiesi -
Leonard st.. room lof, .-,- e..
ALEXANDRIA, La.--Moses Mayors sons
Sol Na~er. mdse mgr. gen. mdse. care OF
Henry Levy Bros. 2l2 5th av. ,,.,,,.
AINA. Okia-W. r. Jett Mercahute
co N Hiatt. general merchandise Great
AMFs. Iowa-Jacobs Co; L. W Nalen-
tine dresses. 2t6 5th av - =,
ANADARKO Okla.-Nathan BAUM y.
Continued on page seventeen)
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
ruE BANK or AMERICA.
~ WaII rTTHfI
~" july "a. liii

new Aotn N'Nff - fffI
TO THE sTOcKHOLDERs oF
TUE RANK or AMERICA =.
PLEASE TAXI NOTICE that a 80.
r,cefinx of the stockholders Of The ~
of America will b. held az The o.
said bank. a. Wall street, In the boi...-
- Nanhattan. city OF New YORK -.
York. on the fth day OF August. ist
one (D o'clock In the afternoon oi "
day. for the purpose of considefhs
taxing action upon the following -.
/ The increase of the number or =. =.
tors of said bank from twen'y's"' :
twenty seven, .t.,.. I
Association OF said bank ~ subsus..-.,
In place OF Section ! OF Article III NV
now reading as follows, -. a,
"sec. 4 The powers of the Asfo-i,.. =.
shall be exercised, and - buliness -
Quoted by twenty-five directors ~
director shall be a citizen of ne
states OF America, and SHAH oNn
hold az All times. In bis own flsns.
least ten '(io) shares of the sapliAl -
OF the Bank"
''sec. 1. The powers of the Assoelal, !,
shall bo exercised, and - bushes,
ducted By twenty seven directors ,cr
director shall be a citizen of the -
states OF America, and shaH grn
hold a. ali times. In his oSn tig gnt,
least ten uol shares Of the eap''@'
I,y order OF the Board Of Directors.
EDWARD c. DELAfiELD, ffeso''
CHARLES r. CURTIS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
New York Metal Market

Tin was weak, with Straits and
Straits shipments quoted at 32932.50c;
standard, 3l.75632.25c, and 80 per cent,
81 500 32.l2hc. Copper dull; standard
spot, August and September, l3.5Oc
asked. and electrolytic spot, August
and September. l3.62h9l4c. Lead
Arm; New York spot, 6.75c bid, and
East ST. Louis spot, 5.47izc bid. Zinc
steady; New York spot, 6.60c, and East
ST. Louis spot, 6.20c.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
ST. Paul Road Shows
Increase i'm June Net
Advances si08.0l4; Erie Sys.
tenn Reports n Gain in
Operaiing Deficit

Three of the four railroads repor,
ing yesterday showed an increase ~
June net operating income. The -.
Paul reported an increase OF NOs'Ola
over June, 1921. and the Colorado
Southern reported an increase of $li5.-
3G4 over the same month Of the pre-.
vious year. The Erie system fhowed
an increase Of 1927 .32i in net oper-
nting deficit
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Grain Prices


New York close close ago
No. 2 yellow .t0s2A {0b3 |Osz
chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

The undersigned. as Trustee grisfTs
above mentioned indenturs = Trust ~
sires % call 20 the attention y ne hetss
Of the Second Division Bonds of fc1
Para. the importance % The propests
forth In the foregolng call and Note
Meeting and % urge that fhfy fff
said proposals immediate ara serious
sideratl0n and without delay tax ~. 7.
necessary steps 90 enable them 70 ~.
their bonds. either IN person or BY prl
al the forthcoming mecting. 90 ne
that quorum may b. obtained
prompt action taken in accordance
the proposals or IN such other fQfH
may b. deemed advisable. fpr ne ff~"
ton 0f their Interests 80.
The Trustee. from its iaformation ~ !.
present Affairs ~ the Port q Para,
entirely upon statements nste 70
others. considers the proposed meet - = a
the greatest importance 70 the 80
Division Bondholders and sincerely -
that they will take adtani isn ni 49,.
portunity thus afforded for eonside.
measures f0r the safeguarding of ther~
pated. New York. \. Y. August J. IN
EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY. Trusiet
By I.e ROY " BALDwi". Presieek
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
MAXWELL Notes Retired

The retirement OF Si.7Jo.oOo OF the
series b gold notes OF the Maxwell
Motor Corporation yesterday. almost
a wear before maturity. followed within
four months Of the retirement IN
March Of upward Of S4.O00,o0O Of the
series A gold notes from sixty to
scventy-fve days before their ma
turity. AccordinT 10 the information
available in the Office Of William Rob
crt Wilson. president Of the company,
summer business continues 10 tax
production facilities to the limit with
no appreciable let-up in volume.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
To Retire Dividend Script

CHICAGO, Aug. DEFINITE an
nouneement was made to-day by the
sears Rocbuck Company that without
anv new borrowing al lof the company
outstanding interest bearing common
dividend scrip would be retired at ma
turitv August Is. Tho present out
against s2,l9OO00 on December 81 last
In connection with the retirement OF
tho serip President Julius Rosenwald
said to-day that the comphnys eash
balances run from $5'OOO'OOO 10 >lI'-
600 600
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

Yesterdays Previous


New York: close. close. ago.
No. W.. fob tOS9i5 tOsO'5 N.SVA
Ilnnr and MeaI
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Securities at Auction

GO shares savannah River Lumber GO ~
y r ctf. 500 each pcr share ........- i -
Sss shares American Malt Frnln co..
Inc fe3 per cent paid 90 liquidation. no
-. 49,. shere .......... ..... 81 =
shares Arena centrrfreze Go pi Slso
g. 900 birmingham South Eastern ~ 60.
Il, mfgn Der cent bonds due 1851
Nov 1915. coupons attached ........ .lf'f
sq7 shares CIban Dominican Sugar Co
com. if2is shares cuban Dominica n
o.. .bercs Foundation 60. Port Huron ship
ward. Inc. pf 800 each. - shares foun-
dalton TO Port Huron Shipyard. Inc,
com. no par. lot .-..-.... -.---., 20
10 shares Nitagraph 60 of America pi' WV
each. per share ......... ....- 80
400 shares Ohio valley OF 4 Gas 90. w
each. per share ...--- 49,. .--....... .-- -.
10 shares Pennsylvania Railroad co. t3N
each. per share ..---.-. ....-.-... "a
10 shares J. Lorillard 90. 100 each. per
snare ..-.--s.. "'''
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Commercial Credit

little change High-grade commercial
paper continued yesterday 20 discount
M per cent. with less desirable paper
moving at ~ per cent. Demand for
paper for investment purposes. chiefly
from interior financial institutions.
continues in excess OF the current sup
ply.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted tho following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptanees eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Taylor Heads Silk Week

John y. Taylor. Of the Phnnix Silk
Manufacturing Company. will head the
committee staging National Silk Week,
following the international Silk EX-
position, which will be held in this
city next February. Silk Week will
be under the join, auspices OF the
Silk Association Of America and the
Silk Travellers Association.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futur.s-The market opened
unchanged TO an advance Of point. sold
quickly higher on trade buying ana NaIi
street demand closing 10 10 points net
higher on estimated sales OF $1,000 tons.
trade interests have had confidence re-
stored BY the fact that Cuban producers
have not given way In face OF slack de.
rnand Tor their raws. and in expectations or
a higher market for the raw product they
have bought contracts freely. western
buytnr orders could be traced 10 that source
also.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
FINANCIAL

HENRY J. LEAKE. AucuQEssr
sTOcks AT AUCTION I
.n,,.~ MI IFR A son vii sell
Sucfion on WEDNESDAY, AtStsi
iess. az Igs50 =. N. al ne EA..~ s,st
sale: Room. Nos a and ie Nesey ass< sus<
AZ y. Tor account Of whom u may eon>.s ~. I.
Ia shs Butterw0rth- Judson Sofpn. "
.'''N Serred stock. with dividends unps
from Jan'y I. 1915. -. ,rs
ferred stock. with dividends nnb-
from Jan'y !, 1918. -. a..
mon stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Havana Electric Net Gains

The report Of the Havana Electric
Railway. Light and Power Company
for May showed gross earnings OF
tl,0s7.9l6, as against Sl,100,117 for
May, 1921. The net income after taxes
was S570,596, as compared with $4Sl,-
sii in May, 1921. The gross for the
five months ended May 81 was S5,469,-
bl2. as against $5,341 .730 for the same
period In 1921. Net for the FIVE months
ended May was s2,803 ,96S, as compared
with s2,252.bss for the same period Of
- s.revfofs wear
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

southern spot hhtNet- 80 go
81 points lower az 22.2bc; sales. 1895 bales
New orleans quiet. 50 points lower al 22c'
sales 22O bales Mobile nominal, un-
cha5ged al 2i.75c. sales. nil savannah
steady. - points lower at p 56c' sales MI
Sorfolk quist. 90 points lower AZ 22c'
sales nil. Augusta steady. 90 points lower
at 2i ssc. sales. i75 bales Memphis steady
unchanged at 22.bOc. sales 425 bales
Houston steady. IS points lower al ~ &c (,
.sles 1911. Little Rock quiet. % points
lower At 2i.75c: sales. nil. Dallas steady
50 points lower at 2i.S0c. sales zzb bales.
Montgomery nrm. 81 points lower At 2lSsc
sales % bales Fort Worth quiet ~
nclnfs lower - q. soc: sales 400 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Little With international Silver

Joseph D. Little. for many years
manager OF the Gorham Silver Com
pany's Maiden Lane branch. has been
appointed manager Of the sterling sill
yer galleries Of the international Silver
Company. r. Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED 81
the Rureau OF supplies and Account :;
Ssv,, Department. Washington, ID, {. until
10 o'clock a. m. Aug rs, is2?' for dellNet-
ine granu'ated sugar. shredded cocoanul
assorted jams. shipping tags. plinl.s 81 ~,
stencil paper TO the navy supply aepo1 -.
p,ookiyn. \. Y, etc Apply for proposals
20 tho Navy Purchasing once, Sew ioIN
n Y or 10 the Bureau % supplies sho
Accounts DAVID PoTIEh'
General of the Navy. '-'---,
n ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM no
Amy building. 80 whitehall street. New
yo,k Y sealed proposals Will be re.
i't,'e1 h.re until IL 81 August 7, 1924
tdavilsht saving ,ime). and then opened.
Tor dredging and rock removal IN h'onh ,,,
river. \. n Further Information on ~
nJQatiOn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

In New hofh 'ohhts
The first name IL that Of tho debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
Luckacs EuRene-T Bernfeld'
oct .. 1871 ...........+...... Nlze.es
weiser Arthur-s solomon. June
It. ts22 ........t...s.... 800. .oiVo
siegel Jerome-Edgar A Levy
Leasing CO. Inc. March 20, 1891. lfo.gs
sladkus 3 Edmund stern hros,
June -. i9i2...t......t.... eV'Si
Sorth River Savings Bank-b
Wlnthfop u al. Mar 20. 1890. hesSio
Davis James 4. director general
C clover IT 81; Juns TO- ..ass
1879 ..sttstt .ttttf fttsf 80,
Same-China. Japan and so5ih
American Trading 90. LA ....
June ~. 1924 .......,+ ,+t....... fp''''@
Eagle Dried Fruit 60. lnc-lills
Ilroa Co. July 20. 1891, ,,....., lsef'o
pooth Elizabeth D--S l. Nora ...,
July -. ie22 ......... 1890 i@'V'si
In Bronx County
Friedhoff Maria RI Johnson ..,-,
May ~ 1870 .......t....tssf ,.'sess'ss
same-M Bril-: Sept 20. isi7..,.. ibssaeI
samc--Lembcck A Beta Brewing ...
CO. nee a isff....A .A...... .es.ss s''r'e'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Cnifnnseed OIL

Aside from a short period OF steadiness
tonseed OH was under pressure throughout
the day and closed az the lowest. with net
losses of IL 10 10 points. with total safes
- 10 600 barrels Longs sold on the ac-
,ion of cotton and lard and the demand
Was inactive. The range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon aud registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
terabie.
Form. Rate. Maturity. Bid. Ask. Yield.
Canal and HlRhway e.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
JrrTERsoN,, ,,sx 4 cIEnstSlffLo cIIdvpaSfl

A aiyldsnd of Two and one .half Dollars
as ko1 per share has been declared on me
p,of.rred stock OF this Company, pafo's
August rs. 1872 TO stockholders OF riofo
August a. te22. ~.,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Cotton -int,stics

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton quiet 81
ss points advance. middling. -. 900. sales
9 900 bales. American. 5000 balcS I'M
,o,ts 0eO bales. American. 1000 bales.
FUTURES opened steady A. to ~ points de-
cline closed steady at % 10 % points de-
cline October i24ed. December. 2Lsd'
10 o2d. Julv. II Ssd. Manchester. Yarns
"a rfofha dull
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes

Acceptable IN payment Of Federal ta1es
on the dates OF maturity.
tcalied for payment December rs. 1874
Payable May 20 1929
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Federal Land Bank Bonds

O.. Issi-issI. ......:.. HOOK Ioas L7S
Joint Stock Land Bank
Bhs. SSi-is3i.........io3h iobn L6t
Join. Stock Land Bank
6s. Is3s-is2f. 2f........... % 100 500
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-02
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The Helpers Union viii meet with
Mrs Ralph Plummer, Feb. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koppke and
daughter Helen of Baraboo visited at
the Frank Beardsley home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Werlich are
rejoicing over the arrival Of b;by
daughter.
Patterson Murphy is now enjoying
the comforts of the county house.
Albert Ziegler has been entertain-
ing the la grippe the past weeks
Robert Malloy is confined to the
house with a lame hip.
Mrs. irwin Bump had the misfortune
of scalding one of her feet recently.
Miss Ella Attridge is numbered with
the workers at the tobacco factory in
Baraboo.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Frazier ENJOY
ed Sunday at the Ernest Frazier
home in Baraboo.