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New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Hanover Directors
Approve 66s PC.
Stock Dividend
Is First National Bank to
Propose Such Distribution
Under New Ruling: Action
Of Stockholders Awaited

Directors OF the Hanover National
Bank yesterday approved the payment
of 66 % per cent stock dividend out
Of undivided profits. The proposal,
which il ratified by the stockholders
will increase the capital from $1,000
600 TO $4,000 represents the de-
cision Of the directors to take ad-
vantage of a recent ruling by Comp
troller Of the Currency Crissinger.
under which banks whose capital.
surplus and undivided profits conform
to certain ratio may pay a dividend
of this character
Formal announcement Of tho action
stated that meeting Of ,ochholdcrs
had been called for June 6.
The statement of the banks condi-
tion, as Of March 10, shows a surplus
of Si4.00o,000 and undivided profits Of
xe.l06,93O. total of more than S22,-
100000, against capital of $4,000. 900
The new arrangement, the directors
believe, will bring the capital and sur
Plus items into a sounder relationship
The Hanover National Bank is the
first Of Wall Streets financial institu-
tons TO declare a stock dividend under
the new regulations. William f.. Gable
J" cashier. who spoke to reporters on
behalf Of William Woodward. the
president. explained that until about
SIX weeks ago national banks were
rot permitted TO declare stock
dividend IS such. II was considered
that they were money corporations"
and that they could only pay cash
dividends. The latter, he said might
be made applicable to the purchase of
stock by shareholders at par, or less
than the market price. but such
transaction was subject to tax.
The situation was governed, until
recently, Mr.. Gable said, by an opinion
Of the Attorney General. which had
been sought by the Treasury Depart
ment and which the present Admins
tration has seen fit to disregard as not
binding. Comptroller Crissinger. he
continued, issued a regulation about
ak weeks ago, which permitted direct
distribution Of stock dividends bv ma
tional banks, n procedure which was
not subject to tax.
The last sales of Hanover National
Bank stock were at sS3s and Ss42. An
inquiry for fifteen shares was reported
in the market yesterday at $3.50.
Books closed yeste rday and will not
be reopened until after the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
usiness News
South and Midwest Report
Continued Trade improvement
Effect of Coal Strike
Less Than Anticipatcd

Although the reduced spending
power through unemployment caused
by the coal strike has been factor
in restricting consumption Of mer-
chandise in various states, according
to the National City Bank of Chi
cago, taking the situation as
whole it cannot be said that the
coal strike has been the serious de
terrcnt that many thought it would
be by this time. A prolonged strike
may develop further difficulties, but
so far the disturbance has been
limited and losses sustained by Nor
chants in the coal producing area
have not been excessive. Unemploy-
ment in many sections is decreasing
and the next two months should
show a still further decrease"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Buyers Arrived
Eairchild SerXice

", ASHi.AND, .ohio,-Topping Mfg. CO.
W topping. mfrs, door hangers, novelties
Imperial.
AKRON. ohio-A. Polsky & Co.; r. A.
Polsky. ladies and chidrens ready to
wear; 3b2 4th av
AKRON. ohio--E. sfa%golis Co.; Leo j.
jacobson. ready to wear; Claridge.
ALBANY, N. Wv NJ whitney 8 Co.;
g. Langs. dress goods. mems furnishings,
linens, patterns, cotton piece goods, pot
tlcoats. blankets comforts bedding, lin.
mss. toilet goods; care Fellows Buying
Corp, 1894 Broadway
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M--Charles IlfsId
Co.; A. stern, general mercha ndiss; 60
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Aaron Potruch
Aaron fotruch. mems clothing and fur
:, ALLEENToWN. Pa.-Marsh & Albert:
MaX Albert Women's ready TO wear. men $
clothing. Martinique.
MI ENTOWN, Pa---Farr Rros & CO.;
JACOB /. tarr shoes; Imperial
ALLEETOWN, Pa.-Chain Dollar Store
a. J. Damico, general mdse.; care HOFFMAN
& iartblay, III w SD ST.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. IN e. Blstt
Co; NJ r. Mandell. millinery; care hIdse
reporting Co. % East 26th ST.
ATLANTIC CITY-Hirsch stores. Mrs
r. Werman, dresses. coats, suits waists
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

A slackenng in the pace Of CONNER
ciel failures which reached record high
total in January, is shown in the report
on defaults for the month Of April com
miled by Bradstreet's. The failures for
the month totaled l,9AS. compared to
2,3l7 in March. 2,072 in February and
2.722 in January. In April of last year
the failures numbered l,410, and in
Aprl, 1920, S472. Liabilities involved.
however, showed an increase last month
a total Of more than S72.0oOO0O was
reported against $57,5O0.OOO in March,
66,922.00o in February and slo5. 900
in January. In April last year. liabili-
lies We're SLIGHTLY over S51 600 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Foreign Bonds
Receiver for Broker.
'Sells cents q share.

An involuntary petition was filed IN
the United States District Court vas.
'te-day against Howard A. Cook, stock
broker, of 81 Fifth Avenue, trading AS
Waters 4 Cook. The petition esti.
mates the liabilities at $3.50 and a..
sets at $4,000. The assets include =
seat on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change, valued at $1,000. Judge Julian
'" Mack named Edward B. Geisler re-
ceiyer, with bond of $4,000. The
petitioners and their claims were AL
bert Gilbert, $3.50; Charles Deal, s1o0,
and Thomas L. Honohan, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAxE. Ayc,i,.

RrGIlLhR AUCTION stTv'
STOCKS AND BONDs
hr nyT.I,itI NDh.hS MULLER a sos
:, WEDSEsDsy i i1iS n sWli,ai.@ a.y g naTREzf,
a. II 20 O'Clock a. ih.'|F
EXCHANGE sALFsPr,nus
nos - - .ND ls vEsEY srsgs-
foo abs. city Investing c,''s: % -,
40 Shs. The Grcon Island wt0a wst." :. :
'2ao sh* Bsy stat. ga. ia
400 shs. treat Caribou C.ofA
loo shs. Pig f.~dze Coprer O.
i'o snr. Monitor s.iver Lad s,.
a., Mining a1j M.Uing - ana ~
500 .hs Victoria OF Co
shv. Andrew Watson .
$1,000 Bond 8 Nor Sage ma. 7GoS ~
Briggs msgds iers R~',~ "tl,.
Juno ~. 1al1. on p-s. a.
Huntington T.. '''p,Fty n
seoo sns. Matanzas Rlaurs
50 chs. consoliGstsh Pslv.
Fs,riE"ra'ing co. '@sa-sf
sns- Ghemis sts Ruildin. ca
10 eo sn' Portabi' El.ctrio ss,..y ,,.s
6oshs. Natursl Cas- prss,.,. r.
mon, CT % Deposit "''''' CO ~
Io@ sos. Phaeton gester G,
=. rot account of TrItfs.
For &ceo,,r. 7~s, = M. Aye7D' P. r. CO
~, '''''.. o' Whom ]. Ma Con,.,,
~. 4 "
0NO NOBLE 4 Ohio p W - y
on 81 lEds fq.- - Sl'n
''0 sna @i E@l,9nal Dr. Doc b R4pa,c
'-' ,,',,,'. .5s. N.osr.eaa Msroaan. a.r.,. j.,
-0o s9,. s6s -. S.'doo Iree. corpn. PEI.
''' 62.,a o2' F"y-A' 7oa-pn'.- c" csq.e
''' s., g., ": ws't'o'7".r Enl:si,. c., X
20 -hs Fld.lity-rh.nir in.u,,,
81 shs Adslpni Hotel inc. '' -
% shs. Nstior,; Dr1s stor., ,,...
- shs Eational Drua stor., 80,
ooo ems. Ind.prnteocA LEAD yn., a'n''
stt 0o0 Pror1ssoiy Aota q. CT, -
dated Jsny d 1922. ais r,s.ssa assa"i
srfneT with Collateral r.c,-,.-
,,omns ny.nE sad note 80 Wit. ~.
Mor'gss. for tils6t r,.! ~
John KalUznisa 20 .sid CO..
krurger, and duly record.a !
$50, ,0oo Guantanamo 4 Western Rs
dae ds TsF2n''nE F@b:r iJ.. "se- 80 year sns
1oo shs Aiorssn ch.raiesl Gorggn (G2oga y
Is sh' interhoro RAPID transit c.
1000 ems Tuhize A-tAcisl Six & II
America Class 2 common
81 0oo BT'lns1'iciz Co7pt.uction =, Ek
Consid MtEe 49, Sd. ~;
1908 Coupon attached tstam...
$3.50 10 scri7
*27 50 Scrip 81 proft shou-'7s pr.t
4. Wabash Railway co iTndi.-, d
1910 sorip common stock Wabash A.
10 shs. Guayaqull ( Quito Rsil-,,
prefd
$4,000 Gusyaquil 4 Quito Railway G a
dated Jan Y. 1909 for par, Of t,.,
or Mtgo. BIDS. reduced from ia
90 shs. Hicks Locomotive L Car "
pref1
5000 shs. Tho Kitson Erp.r. L,rb.t,,s
Ltd, ordinary.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

the 2,7s7,0Sl shares Of no par value
stock outstanding
The report gave summary Of the
Utah Copper Company's 1927 opera
tons, which showed that ret earnings
from operations for the period of
actual production. total miscellaneous
earnings from rental and other sources
was s524.186, making total income
$782 .0S8. There was total loss for
the year of 2,a4O, 1877, resulting in net
decrease in surplus account Of s2,O58,-
1877. On a basis of less than so per
cent Of normal capacity of output there
was produced during the three months
Of active operations 24,511,593 pounds
of copper.
The Braden Copper Company re-
ported a deficit of S6,013,720, after in
tercst, taxes, depreciation and deple-
ton, compared with deficit the. previ-
Gus year of S2,179.938
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

D. G. Co; P. r. Foynen.. fgrn,,,..
q vsar rofI,n' In1' isces trimmings, Knit it'n g., l
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-R.n,,.
M Hapaport. tsilor's wooi.n Tsa
ION pisce goods, trimmings, br,,snsd u
Harry Press. J. PrAss. wony.n q
pieos goods Trimmings. Braid. .a az. es.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. --F. A. c,,..
NEW HAVEN. Conn >oiltnrss.
Stsrln, J. II. starin, woolsn p!ses m /,
NEW HAVEN, Conn I,vr.
goods, Park Avenu. 0olton ssi
Continued on page tw.ptv.,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
To Sell Big Silk Stock

TOXIC, May 2 (By The Associated
Press In view of the brisk sale Of
raw silk, now a feature Of the Yoko-
hama market. the Imperial Raw Silk
Company, formed in 1920 to assist
holders embarrassed by the market
slump Of that year has decided to dis
pose of its stock remaining on hand
am mounting to 100000 kin (nearly
100000 pounds). at a rate not to exceed
1000 bales monthly, commencing in
May, at the ruling market Despite
this, prices were maintained on to-
davis markat
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Reactionary Tone
On Profit Taking
In Curb Trading
Oils Turn Weak as Traders
Offer Shares: Industrials
ocncraIly Steady. but Ra-
dio Common Is Depressed

A reactionary tone developed on the
eurb market Yesterday as a result Of
Increased offerings in a proAt-taking
movement which was especially felt in
the oil group. Industrials ruled gen
erally firm. although Radio common
saSged = OF point under pressure.
Cities Service common developed pro-
nounced strength and worked up TO
235's. while Standard Oil Of Indiana
gained a fraction. Mexican Seaboard
also held firm around A., but Mara
raibo. Merritt. Mountain ProGu ceJs and
o.ncrs of The low pr'ccd group fell. OF.
Philip Morris va teady around Il.
] obaoco Products 81 ia end Southern
Goal and Iron slightly abo'e l.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Atlanta Reports Optimistic

ATLANTA, May 2. - Unmstakable
evidence Of business improvement is
found in reports to the Federal Re
erve Bank of Atlanta and published in
the banks monthly bulletin. "Since
the middle of March, says the bank.
there have been more express ions of
optimism than at any time in the last
year and a half"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD {

ST Louis, Mo April IS. l;a
The annual neeting OF the stockhcas
of Miss. .uri Pacific Railroad Company
Missouri corporation, viii ba held al
genera office. in tho Railway EIchts
Building. IN the City OF st Louis, Mus
on Tuesday. May Q. 1921? al o'as
4. NJ. for the election of Directors Of n.
Railroad Company for the ensuing III
and for the transaction of such ss
business as may properly come betor. u
meeting.
The books for the transfer o. shsras
the preferred and common stock o. y
Railroad Company were closed al IL 0 ts5
noon on Saturday. April 3 1922. and =
be reopened at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ or Wsts
day, May 10. 1922
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD COW
PANY.
". /. l-TTFR Sacre.a-y
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE ATCHIsON. TOPEKA { SAN
RAILWAY COMPAN1' vi

New York, Ar!I s..N
The Board OF Directors has az az. !.
dividend (being dividend NO. ~ al
Common Stock Of this Comps.. y
dollar and fifty cents ($1:so)
payable June i. 1922, to hoios. ~
Common Stock registered on t,sae
the Company 1T the close OF S. rg
May S. 1929. Dividend chsouss.
mailed to holders Of Common ss;s :
file suitable orders therefor az twssa,st sst
c. X. COOPER. Assistant 1i'
Nassau Street. New YORK. II
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL hAILBol
COMPANY

Detroit, Nlch- April NU
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA, .
The Michigan Central Railroad compsn'
for tho election of Directors and three y
spectors of the next election. and ior y, u
transaction OF such other businsu AZ ~
lawfully be brought before tho m.aa |
will be held at the principal Office . IN
company. Room 800. Michigan :ss.s :sass
Terminal Building. in the City Of ssss I.
Michigan, On the First Thursday a.x "A
First Wednesday Cbeing the ttb ~ "
Nay, 1922. al 10 o'clock A NJ. s"'
Standard Time. 4
The Poll shall he open a. 10 O'CLOCK +
ard continue open for one hour
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
EDN D r. STEPRENSON.S Sscsetsh
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

The bank also noted lack Of conf
dence IN prices, which is restricting the
movement Of goods, although conf
dcncc is greater than at any time since
the downward reaction began. Depart
ment stores reported to the bank that
retail sales during March averaged 1913
per cent below those of March last year
and were 1911 per cent below those for
The first nuartcr Of The Ncar.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
LICCETT & MYERS TOBACCO cur

81. Louis. Mo. april ~
\ quarterly d;vidcnd OF tN n. I
(sc.) was te:s oay declared ui,o',a -,
mon stock and Corlnop Stoc" ..oMFs
GET & MYERS TOBACCO IsWaId,i
payabs on June 1st, 1877. 10 ioe,
record of Common Stock ana On
Stock 3 at the close OF brslhs;;led
18th, 1872. Checks vii! bs d, ,TTrrsass'
= T. ANDERSON. i'S
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Business Troubles

Consignment Arts. 1nc--C u Ro-
Cole. Agnes A-p W Goldberg. is2.s
Cohan, Edw T. Morris Wtslovitz
and Joe Browns scheinman 1914
Capitol Auto Exchange-C
Cassale, Giuseppe surety CO 224.2
Cutron7a Michae-4a West 22d
IT Realty Corp, .,...,....... 351.2
DahGren, Winthrop-S I. Nrren 64l
Dreyspool, LouisV-J Koresteff. 2,o32.7
Dayjd ,,di, Emily and Harry Xatz-
Davis. Bessie S Mcc-B Altman & '0''V
Eighth Avenue r r co-cty Of '''''
Evans Bros. Inc. Ira p Evans ana
Samuel Evans--S Kridei ct al 500. @
Frankstone. KARIN Schwartz 2s1' /
Engel Costume Co, Inc--o1 East
SD st Realty Corp........ o7Bs
rshshawe' VIM S-M II Keaebey @2,8bs.s
Friedman, BENJAMIN Irving
Leather Works. lnc......... 1429
Freytas; Paul United States
Radiator Corporation ..... l7e3
Fiume Macarone Mfg. Co--Lucas
Moore Stave co. Inc c..... 54e5
Fordhan Roys' shop, Tnc-F:
Geicnr Ioromc C--Neu York Busi
ness Building Corporation 1914
Herseia torpera tion SIX Asso-
Gallagher. Edward or Howard ''''
sherman, or Peter Brody-
Genmore Woolen Mills--I Marx. 7,OS3.
era aam Malcolm - H Briten-
STOOL ......,...........,.. 1924
Goldstein. Ma1-s Kass sess
George Hall Co. Inc-Devoe &.
Rsynolds Co.. Inc. ...:........ 1907
o9ld7'sn+ dS5"eshapirS aTy'ns kro. .ao'ats'n ,.7
Collision, Anna-Frances & Co
Dressmakers. Inc ....... s7ss5
Herman, Sol and John Nathan
son (NeW York Dress Co.'s
q. .,f
liG,rnsnde@ BENJAMIN F-T W
; hudson WholesaIe Grocery co. "'''
/ arrar .mG rMyIer Iia, & 1anse ,;..a:.. 222. 3
M Bernstein ....... 527 8
ma 'N' a'e!--J AlelIo .',........ 10,o44.o
Lihow, Jacob-E L Quarles Cor
Linden, Margaret-Jay Thorpe, A' o. .
Levin. Rachel-charles Co; 'V' !
LuizA, Josep eph-0eneral Chees. i'''
Munio, Michee-Nationai surety 1''''
Muera Paper Co. Inc-rroy Bolt. 2l'''
ing, and Supply Co....o....'.. ~ 1850
MERCHANTS Chain stores-J l. '''
MarSs' a isssu Ink 4, al Wilson 1ss 1ss
! Moore, George C-Equitabe Trust
co Of New York ...... asia
Me3qsde. S}aa,i! Patrick. I,,, and National
cOpit' tlt UG0. q
Moss, .Ndolph R-M Kalfus 13s .
Mosca, Vincent and Philip NJ
commonwealth Finance Cor
poraUon ............. 90" 8
Neu, Lester J--Cambridge. Inc 1ns =
Ninth Ave r Co--City OF y y tx o91 g
Nader, Wolf-Shwab Bros Co. Sia =
Nader. Wolff Efron. la I
Nlcastro. Paul; Angelo Muscarelo
y q Z Marte9 "a ssffeerna7-People, etc 2,5oo.o
Williams Co ........ $50 j.,
Organ Knitting Mills, 1nc-D.
Sander '.................... 1.o3A1
Osoorn, O JOINT Schoenberg. i25.2
Perrauit, BridEet-Biddle Realty
corp ................. 100
fanzarela. Antonio---N Econo-
=, l mou ..',... .;,...........,.. sssI
~ ~IulpIioef, y ''oseph-S Jacobs et sl 2o2.3
Princess Patima Suitara kahn
Ponta Narragansett Realty
Corp .-..-'' ............... 1171
rerrs ul;, William Biddic Realty
Corp ................ too
Ridge Holding Go. lnc--T Woin-
SheIba UNI ....-..,..-..- ...... 5!g .
/ Robertson. Arthur III &c Rohan p6G !
/ Rogon. Samue--D kramer Io4,
! Richards. Willis B-F Adam. oes +
! Radilo. Nincenzo--C Mola ct al ss7c I
p aio!I, Lols Zaro s71.i
Hou1haghac' Aouis-H hal6.... 1s7.:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Judgments Filed

In New York County
This following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that Of the
debtor:
Avakian. Arahil-M Smith ... t3ob7a
CO ................. 1876
Alexander Mollie x or Molle
Kine-Fitzeerald Mfg Co; costs 1890
Agelof. Abrahan1--Tadms Real
u &c, Observation-Disclosures o77so
Ardroeh Gabriel-Nu SuretN co IL. .o0
Antonio Carsese & Co. 1nc--A De
nirso .....................,- 80 '5
Ia howsti. Louis J-Nil Cush
Register CO.. ....-...... ....... 80. ~
Brk Luigi--![tl surety Co..... 2G5 "a
Berkowich Louis 10 J Guide CO
Of y y. .........,. ........:.. 1890
Berman. Morris and Harry--I.sW-
yers Title and Trust Co....,. 5e2S24
Bloom. DAVID Lipo wsky $3.50
Bennett, WIN C--s Brown ct al 1850
cooper, Stsphen Al Mendel... 1,42S. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
London Metal Market

LONDON, May 2-Standard copper,
spot. eco SIS; futures. se0 It's Sd; cleo
trolytic. spot, s65; futures, SGT. Tin,
spot, f152 rs Cd; futures. s15S It's Cd,
Lead. spot, f24; futures, s23. Zinc,
spot, c27 Is Sd: futures, s27.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Weather flinders Trade

SIT. LOUIS. May ?. -- Unfavorable
weather hampered the distribution Of
in the Sth Federal Re
serve District in March, according to
the Federal Reserve Bank of st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Commercial Credit

The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
anccs eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

iseFe bHsN drawn by Tot fo- reder,l
from the amount 10 the credit Of tn. b
ing Fund and will be paid for at Il. n
or S1o0 per bond al the office Of the ~
signed. TRUST DEPARTMENT. 50 tas
way Ne" York city. on the 9th sus
May, 1922. on which date the said y,
viii cease 10 hear interest
COLI MBIA TRUST CONPtNY
SucCe s-or- Tru,a
By GEORGE Z WARREN
N1ee-Fresd's
Dated April II iac2
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Offer S25,OOO,OOO Issue
OF Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.

the California Public Service Commits
sion, !. p. Morgan g. Co. announced
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Copper
Has an Operating
Loss of $3,188.745
Due Mainly to Marketing
Metals Below Cost; Con-
slider New Financing and
Divi lend Resumption

The Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pany's report for 1921, issued to stock
holders to-day, shows concretely the
effect Of year Of dem ralization in
the copper industry. There was a
direct operating loss Of s3,18s,745, the
result Of marketing metals below the
cost Of production; there was a down
ward adjustment Of Inventories due to
the decline in copper. lead and zinc
prices, Of $2,SS6,637; there was paid in
uncarned interest and depreciation
charges S5,2a3 $50, and S5,68O,503 was
expended during the non operating
period for maintenance Of property and
necessary organization.
Total charges and the profit and loss
surplus accumulated during previous
years was $500 ,555, leaving tho profit
and loss surplus at the end OF the year
Mt s67,753,907, compared with s84.
753,462 on December 81, 1920. In 1920
the company earned surplus after all
charges Of S2.691 ,6s1, equal to 31.1b a
share on the 81 1862 500 capital stock,
$50 par value.
Sales Of metals and manufactured
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Stocks Ex Dividend
Dividends

Rate Period. Paya bic. Stkdrs
Con psvelop Co. 7Sc May 20 May 10
Gen Asph Co pflA+ Q June May ls
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

TO THE HOLDERS OF sry n
CENT SINKING; FT-ND uop-n,s
TWENTY YEAR COLD BoNDs Z
THE LYLE CLAY COMPANY n
MAY q 1929.
NOTICE is HBREBY GIVEN ths. ..-
Nix bonds Of the above described i'm.
ne face value OF 800 each. bearirs +
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Liveetock. Meats. Prnrisinnx


s q, fair TO
prime. 100 lbs S776d s75 "A -
D essed d beef,
sides, lb. ..... .t59 is Isn1a
Live veAls, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ...... f.oo@l1oc 1no1,o "a
pressed vea..
city. ID. .... 100 10 .,46 -
live ewes. 100
nIt. ios .. 5000 500 5000 100
10 ':......... 400 ..s @
Dressed mutton.
city. 10. ..... .1sQ .1s .1zo ~
Live lambs fair
to prime. 100
lbs .......... 14oo@1soe losoa1s.25
Dressed a N BIS
city, ID ..... SEQ ss ora oe
Sprin lambs
100 ibs. ....... 1ro071 On O.
Hogs, 100 lbs. fi.ooallso s,s@ q a. :
Dressed d hogs
bacon, 10. 49,. i66 ~ 1sX m ,g,.
Pork. bbl .... as.oogasoo sstts g g ~ !' x ::
Ness bsef bbl. e.. Isoo&I7oo 1sSoxissssSS
Lard. M Middle
West, 100 lbs. 115o@ n7sm -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

ACME SERVICE CoRpoRAIios.. =,
Notice is hereby given that w ~
meeting for election OF directors s"s,ss snSs
and transaction OF such other u ovsm h J
may come before the meeting w'e
at the company's Office, 3<s Cansi 0''
on May 18th. at P. NJ. mi
JOSEPH KRONE .
April 2sth, 1872
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
April 2sth, 1922.

THE ANNUAL MEETING uIporsII uo
& DUNN viii be held on Monds... 3
l5th. 1922. for the purpose o.
directors for the ensuing year.
W. l.. WASHBOURNE, oee's~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
THE NEW YORK AND HARLhs
RAILROAD COMPANf. az.

NEW OK, y. :, tp.I,,. ~,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thi.
Ninety second Annual Meeting OF lns 81 :.
holders OF The New York and hariea. ~. -
and the Transaction Of such other bus y
as may lawfully be brought before tns MS. :.
ing, will be held at the Office OF the cpS,-I ~,
No. ass Lexington Avenue, IN me w u
New York. on Tuesday. tho 18th Cay
1922. u
The poll will be open at IL o'cloes. y
and continue open for Two hours thelsI:
The Transfer Books will be cloSli l.,
O'Clock P. NJ. on Tuesday. the 2o'h -
April. 1922. and reopened on the Tac,a0' ,s,.
Wednesday. the 18th day ~ May s.r s.,r
EDWARD r STEPHENSON. SecreaS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS Of The Stanasr
Light Company OF the City OF Nes Ne'..,,s
will be held at the office OF the ,oi,s,T ~
Room No. EOS. No. 1so East iSsa ~ III
Now York City. on "wednesday. M.,x NJ
1922. al IL o'clock M. for the eies ess N
Directors and the transaction OF suea
business as may come before tne ne.s.s IN
JOHN E sANBORN. Seo','~.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Business Failures Decreasing

Call loans against acceptances, 3l3
ocr cent.