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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOR SALE-sOx3k Royal Cord
Tires $14.66. Beste's Tire Shop.
27tf
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FOR SALE+Pendleton Indian
robes, most beautiful colors and
designs. Beste's Tire Shop. Off
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

GROW Bureau of Plant Industry's
new pedigreed variety, Washing
ton. Ask for literature and terms.
The Home Nursery, Richland, Wn.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOX SALE-Flashlight batteries
Beste Tire Shop. 27tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms.
washington street, Mrs. Cress.
Wen, phone 2084. off
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOR SALE OR Rents room
modern house, garage. Three
miles west of town. T. w. Douglas
PhOne 2742. 27tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOR SALE-Two Lincoln ram
lambs: Took first prize at comfy
1aT: J. M Ely, il. 27-28p
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Five room
modern house in Olmsted addi-
ton. Inquire of D. S. Brogunier.
27tf.
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FOR SALE Ox3h Royal Cord
tires, $14.66. Beste's Tire Shop.
off
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BE SURE of getting a producing
ranch and not q failure; you can
not afford to buy before seeing
Omar w. Rich, pioneer real estate
man. 27-28p
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FOR RENT Three Furnished
rooms with bath. Phone 1411.
27tf.
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A CORDIAL Welcome will be ex-
tended to all who attend the
dance in the w. o. w. hall at
Finley, Friday, Oct. 13. Esp
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOR SALE-White Wyandotte
pullets. Double cutaway disc
harrow, only slightly used. r. I.
Phone 22x2. j. Calvin Rorick.
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FOR SALE-Two Lincoln ram
lambs: Took first prize at the
County Fair. j. N. Ely, Jr. Box
2S4. Esp
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOR RENT-Five room modern
house. Phone 2283, j. B. Thomas.
28p
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FOR SALE-Thin bond second
sheets, SIKH, pink or blue,
done up in 500-sheet packages. ST
each, two for $1.85. This office. If
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-12

FOR SALE room house, mod
ern, will sell house and one lot
or house and six lots, in Pasco.
Roy Arbogast, Kennewick. 27tf
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FOR SALE Six year old Holstein
9. A. Mitchell, Phone 2762.
2S-29p
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FOR SALE-Maxwell truck, cheap
Call Wilson Transfer, phone 51i.
27tf.
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FOR SALE-Ford car in pood
condition. J. M. Dunlap. Phone
ellx0. 27-28p
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CAN TRADE Kennewick 2O-acre
alfalfa; two Spokane houses and
an Ellensburg residence. What
have you? Omar w. Rich. 27-28p
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CORDS for Fords, $14.65. Beste's
Tire Shop. 27tf
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FOR SALE-1921 MAXWELL car
$4OO. Phone 2742. F. w. Doug
las. 28tf
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ROOM & BOARD-see Mrs. Doro-
thy West End. st. or call ISL.
2S.2nn
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FOR SALE-Prompt tire service
at The Modern Tire Shop, in the
Columbia Garage building. 27-29p
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to see ho.
fore they buy. Will sell genuine
radio parts at mail order prices
Kennewick Battery Co. 27tf
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fOR SALE-Potatoes. $1.OO for
Two sacks. Phone 2738. 28p
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FOX SALE-Auto gloves and nit
tens. Beste's Tire Shop. 26tf
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FOR SALE good COW with
week old calf. N. Waldorf. &c
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FOX SALE-Non-freeze automat-
&c toilet, $40. This office. If
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

FOR o SALE-Apple wood. Phone
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FOR ALL kinds of insurance SOC
OS1t 1lOWm0n. 27tf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Pacific Development Co.
Reorganization Planned

A plan Of reorganization Of tho Pa
eihc Development Company, operating
principally In the Far East, provides
for the formation Of two finance cor
porations, each with a capital OF
$500 900. One will finance the cur
rent business Of the Pacific CONNER.
cial Company by loans, Endorsement
OF guaranty Of obligations, while the
other will finance the business Of
Andersen, Meyer 4 Co., Ltd, both con-
Germs being subsidiary trading COM
panies.
Each eorporation will seek subserip-
tions TO 81 100000 Of its capital at slOO
a share. Banking creditors OF the Pa
oifc Development Corporation, accord
ing 20 the plan, will grant two-year
extension OF present loans and accrued
interest, With interest At per cent.
fnter-company indebtedness will be ex-
tended In a similar manner.
Creditors Of the two trading com
NAMES will also grant a two-year exten-
sion Of their indebtedness. except sueh
as has been fixed as current indebted
ness and has been created since the
formation Of the pool now financing
their business. A special meeting OF
stoekholder has been called for De-
eember 20 20 vote on the plan.
The Pacific Development Corporation
will grant 70 the finance corporations
options until July l, 1928, to purchase
All but not part Of the stock OF the
Pacific Commercial Company at $40
share and Of Andersen, Meyer & CO.,
Ltd. for Sb00,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Passenger Ships Due
Due Ts-day

Prinoe % satrusfegui tspl' Barcelon,a
Nov ~. 20 Spanish Lane Win Pa.s' he,'- s
and rndss. ia expected % DOCK lats W.'A
or forenoon Thufsday ~ Per y -
'Op,sls p,sslssni Poh. London Dec ?. Cher.
ho,,rs a Ma QueenftoWn 20 Y Line
With l1o pass malls and mdset u aYe ", ~
ogsrsntins 10 gma gna,sss1 ISssoay ~ pi.r W 10.
''nsn iroayoi.. Turks Island Dec .: % ciyd.
eanto Domingo Lins With psfs. nlalir SO
sossneon Thursday ~ Pier 80 Bkyn.
flnion. Puerto barrios Dec .. 20 yhlis9
rryit CO with pass ma's ana nl'
on Quara antinsi Will dock s'sv y"
Pier IS. v n MAIDEN Lanel T.. c,.-,...
romanehs, jacksonville Dec 10, Charles-
ton III. 10 CLYDE Line with pass ana tn'se
n sTpsetsd 10 dock forenoon AZ Fief ~
tCeatui,on, s uon,sag,.ry. Savannah Dec 70.
- oS.sn gs 90 with pass and mdse; -
Enacted 10 dock forenoon A. flfr BE-
y n Jans sO.
Due Tomorrow
lfinnekahda, Antwerp Dec B; 20 AneI,
A. s.esetsd 10 dock this Afternoon 90 flor
si, n n West 23d ~. -.
Parma fBrD, 81 Thomas Dec y 70 w
rsss. Witty with 20 pass. maiis eha Inns1
h sTpsotsd % dock afternoon AZ fleI ~
s.yalits fGsr), Breusn Dec q 20 Ham,
hu,o, American line with pass, malls an'
Sndss. Il expected 70 dock ~ sth g. h"-
0|-.n ,.gr,ii.. Colon Dec 2. 10 United Fruit
r. ,ri,h 90 pass. mails and mdse IL et Z
pse,sd in Quarantine . a ~ and VIZ i2ss q9eH
sbou, II a m AZ Pier Is. 'ha'aeh
blne. bpne!..i,,a cBr). s., Johns Dec II 20 Bow
-, rpyos Nth pass malls and mdass -
sIp.etsd 20 dock forenoon AZ JAVA ~
B'klyn,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Business N e W 8
Employment in N. Y. State
Factories Gained Last Month
Forecasts Cotton Rise
And Less Consumption

Higher prices for cotton and =
decided cheek on the consumption
Of cotton goods are forecast for next
year in tho monthly statistical sum-
mary OF the cotton industry issued
by the Merchants National Bank Of
Boston.
After figuring a consumption OF
i2.o5o, 900 bales The bank estimated
the supply. including carry over
new crop and imports, at i2,s5o.ooO
bales.
"The carry over At the end OF the
current cotton season." says the
bank, would be only about 100000
bales, equaling less than q single
months consumption and exports.
Il would not be enough 70 carry
the mills 70 September or October,
when the new crop would be avail
able. and Il would. accordingly,
force drastic eurtailment Of mill
operations. II would appear that
before supplies declined to such an
abnormally low level the price OF
the staple would have operated TO
check woild consumption and TO
keep stocks IN this country At a
much higher figure"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Number of Workers In
creased 2 PC. in Novem'
ber; Upward Trend Con-
iinuous Since February

ALBANY, Dec. i3.-Employment IN
manufacturing establishments In this
state continues to gain. rejecting the
steady improvement IN the business
situation. The gain during November
according to a report issued to-day by
the State Industrial commissi0ner,
was 2 per cent, and marks the tenth
successive gain since last February.
-fourths OF the i,57b represen-
tative manufacturers reporting direct
~ 10 the State Department Of Labor
added 20 the number OF their en-
ployees during November The In
creases we're fairly we'll distributed
and rose as high a. 10 per cent In
some industries, such as glass fac
tories, railway equipment factories
and the railway repair shops. The chief
reductions came as the result Of sea
sonsI let-downs in the clothing and
food products industries.
Every branch Of the metals and ma
ehinery Industries reported inereated
employment except the irregular ship
building and repair industry. The
largest increases, except those in the
railway equipment shops, were in the
manufacture Of heating apparatus and
IN the making Of structural steel, es-
pecially for highway bridges. Large in
creases we're reported also In the sill
verware industry. In the manufacture
Of tools and cutlery and in the making
OF instruments. especially typewriters,
cash registers and time recorders. En-
ployment rose IN the brass and copper
factories, in many Of the iron and steel
mills and in the sheet metal factories.
Employment was reduced somewhnt
In the manufacture Of furs and In the
leather tannerics. Forces we're in
creased In the shoe factories and In
the factories making buttons. The tex
tile industries did not follow the
course Of the clothing industry. All
the textile industries reported In
creased employment except the plants
making felt hats. The seasonal de-
mand for knit goods and very large
increases in some plants making cotton
yarns accounted for the chief i'm
provepents. The rug factories were
also very active.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Arrived Yesterday

p.,.,oa cartagsna Nov ~, 20 IoIse
cabelio Dec 1. Kingston Dec >, IoIt no, ~
Dsc q; 10 clyde = 60, Win pa
and md'e ,oyo risr " sns 4 Jobo. Dec :. Pone.,
,f.,,s,,.. ana Aauadilia Dec ;, $40 gn.n
be- q. 10 n a Porto Rico t9. an,yn M
81 Ps,. @s,' ;ns H.nSSps 7sss Nov 20 q UnIise
,,ss,,rsn Line. with 81 hr.t. 5is tnpa
claas pass. mails and fndssi .,.. S'er ~. !" t5so
slnssis, Hamburg roy r,,h mdss; Pier !,
NH, .hgrgh tff), Bremen Dec sey,h. l,,.
nnpton Dec T. HallfaI Dec ~ eis,s
star Line, with lss eap,n. p,., fe SR.
pa, .s.,s,sy; IpuD fnew s,isT tonsl. tot-
,e,dsn Nov "a. 10 Holland -Amerle~ "'''''
With mdso. 5th II. Hoeoken, .,d char.
honrg Dec g; 10 white star nEe; Is.a Is
- arsi szs second cabin. 3is thHe e"
80. malls ana mdBs, Pier ~. ~.
Kazembe (Br). Boston Dspp Dusn
ton & Lilly, With mdse' F'e' .
D9ss g.a.r,on Norfolk pse ~ e od ponin ~
Tan line. with pass and massi f''' -
\ h.e.,, Roosevelt. Bremen Dec ~ ,.
so,ihsmpion and cherbourg. W.
NJ 4 lines with as cabin, iie tstn.s t,.s
o..s. mails and mdse. Pier T. heDysscr c,h.
gibony. Havana Dec 70 -. snd
Mail s 8 co. With 81 pasS ""'
mssi sss,oon. SUNDERLAND NOV g; 70 Phsips s,D,
nos y Co. with coal U,o17 tonDi fls'
~ h,srsSso. Antnla Dec .. Nassau ioi 70
Munson Line. With sS pass. MANS anu
mSsr ,ir,no & Ia Romano Nov ~. AsuA
,n Harahona Dec /. Sanchez anc sa-
r,.rs Porto Plata and Monte tIsuo ?.
Tv-t. fsisnd. :. 60 Bull insular Line WIN
''1l hnnstts' Port Antonio Via Phiiadslphis
Dtc II: TO Atlantic Fruit CO. cranes ~
DS,i spb.oner .ro @ shaw. JaeKsonyills
DE. =; 10 Psndieton Bros. With mdse'
sandy Hook Bay. -. -. A..
Mundelta. Baltimore. Dec ~. 70 hun'
son Line. with mdse. Pier 10, y II.
Al Deveroaux. Norfolk Dec 2. 70 Coast.
wiso Transportation Co. with mdssi on
'SJa 4paehe. jacksonville Dec ,, Charleston
Dec ~. 70 clyde Line. With pass and
w.., Quebec. returned hence for Liver
pool. 10 Export TransportAtion' pier ~
sucsrs,co. Pensacola Dec O. 70 TTsns-
Marine Corp. with mdse. Newark y
Lake Fannin; brunswiek Dec - ma
Lifnon, Tela; 20 United Fruit CO, with
: pass. mails and mdse; anchored on
Quarantine. will dock about $50 IN 81
pier 10. 4 n.
cS. eS' With Win oil" ,oii; pier !. TldsTs,'r book
csmbrai ttfansport), san Francisco Nov
%, via cristobai; TO Y 9 Army Transport
service. with ~ nTst, II second class Psss
% ,rooF and md''' pier = Army Base
o r Crows, TAmplco; 70 Warner onin-
Ian CO. with oil; Warner, J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

the water and no hadn't suspected
danger. Had he had those little
spears pointing out, a. he always
does have when he thinks he Is IN
danger, fear he would have made a
living pin cushion Of Old Man Coy
ote. As Il was. several Of those little
spears stuck into him.
Old Man Coyote made no attempt
10 kill Prickiy Porky. No, sir, he
did nothing Of that kind. His one
thought was % let 20 and not hold
on. He didn't want what he had
caught. He wanted nothing so much
as 20 get away from Il. Prickly
Perky, on his part, was angry clear
through. Up came the thousand lit
tie spears In his coat and back and
forth swished that spear-covered tail
Of his. II hit Old Man Coyote on one
Of his hindlegs. Old Man Coyote
yelled. He just had 20. He made a
wild Jump. He had no chance 20
choose In what direction 10 Jump. He
Just wanted 20 get away. The result
was that he jumped straight into the
wnter with a great splash. Then he
started for the shore a. fast as he
could swim. while Prickly Perky on
the dam grunted and whined and
herecIy ratified his thousand little
spears.
Gcopyrishi. 1921. By T. ". Burg.ss)
The next story; Paddy and Mra
paddv Ara LIFT in poaran
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

By getting hold Of the end OF stick
which Priekly Porky had started 70
drag out Of the water Paddy the
Beaver had pulled Priekly Porky IN
with a great splash. Il had tickied
Paddy and Mrs. Paddy almost 70
death. for you know that Priekly
Porky had been in their way. SO,
chuckllng 10 thenselyes, they noaied
in the water and watched 10 see what
Priekly Porky would do.
81 hope he won't climb back 90 the
same place" whispered Paddy TO Mrs.
Paddy. III he does we'll be no bet
ter OF than before
But Prickly Porky didn't You
know. his wits work very slowly. II
didn't enter his head that the place
he had been pulled from was the
easiest place 20 get out The instant
nc hit the water he began swimming.
He swan along close 20 the dam,
looking for a place TO get out About
halfway 10 shore he found q place
where he could pull himself out and
started 10 do so.
Paddy and Mrs. Paddy watched
him. They wanted 90 see if. when
he reached the top Of the dam, he
would keep on across or would re-
turn. You know, II meant a great
deal OF difference 10 them. They saw
him climb up and reach the top Of
the dam. Then, without any warning
AZ all, there were two figures all
MIXED up on the top % that dam,
and yueh q yelling and yelping and
whining and grunting as Paddy and
Mrs. Paddy never had heardl
IL was exciting. Yes, indeed, Il was
exciting. Paddy and Mrs. Paddy
guessed right away what had hap
pened. They guessed that Old Man
Coyote had been hiding behind that
dam and had mistaken Prickly Porky
the Poreupine for one Of them, which,
as you know. was the truth. Il hadn't
entered Old Man Coyotes head that
II could be any one but one Of those
Beavers.
But the instant he landed on Prick
~ Porky he understood his mistake.
II is a question whether he was more
frightened than hurt or hurt than
frightened. Fortunately FOR him,
most Of Priekiy Porky's little spears
we're hattened down In bis coat, FOR.
you know, he had just come out Of
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Business Troubles
Peiliinna In nankrnrfrr

EeDtionn IN
The following petitions IN bankruptcy
we're hied yesterday IN the United States
NATIONAL DOLLAR sToRE-Involun-
tsry; dry goods. 70 Eas, i2Sth a. LiAoih-
tiea $4,000. asseis 1880.
ARTHUR J. REEvE-voiuntary EaraEs
prcprisior. Msybrook, n. 7. Liabilities.
"a, SOC; assets t7Ts
tNIoNPoRT BRAss FoUNDRI. CO.
nrons. Liabilities. t5i. 900: asssts $4,000.
JOHN PfRUNO a CO, fNC.-fnvolun-
tary; frult dealers. 33t Washington st.
Nsin e.. .YonksrH LlabilitisA 10000:
PETER d. ERRASI-voiustsry: clerk.
~ Tuaer p. Bronx Liabilities. 'is.'s7;
zIMMERHAS BROS - voluntary; .:
West seth It. Liabilities. tio.o7s: assets.
~ Z, scHNElpER a co.-ipvoivnt.ry;
seek brokers' 90 Broad a. Liabilities,
coURTLINpT WARD q co-Invoiun-
lies. $1,000; s..sis, 1900, '''
pHfLNALf. fSC-invoiuntsry; unanu-
faesurers os isdies' shoes. i6S WAverly Of
t4abiiitsa tst.ooo; assets. $4,000.
Receiver IN bankruptcy
The following receivers IN Bankruptcy
ssrs appointed yesterday IN the United
Alice II Moran Tor puslAs Wakefield
Coptiee. Inc. Advertising agency. ! Yves,
stih -. With bond Of 1850
Ruth Lswinsoa for Priscilla shop
bond Of g. coo
Z. A Rothsehiid for Commercial Job
blnE House. silks ard wooisna 7b7 East
1854 ct. BronT. With bond of $4,000
Edwin leW1sohn FOR linton Port Bras
Foundry. Inc. i7f East i77th street, with
bcnd % t00eo
Are AsrsS sesn;,ssI ;,ssI ..r n a B. Leather
% a. 1000.
Lionel 8 Popkin for eehwarts Bros. ia
East s1d st. with bond % 1900.
Augustus ". ekiilsn for Mutual SUNNY
Co. a brooklyn concern, With A piacs q,
bonds Of tlo,coO.
Julius weiss for the National Della,
gtcse dry goods. ss EAst isSth AZ N,th
bord Of i3.toe
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

Of the Enterprise Trading Corpora
tion here, who said that German man
ufaeturers are contemplating the open
ing OF agencies In this country to work
with the dollar as the basis OF ex-
change; Captain the Hon. Frederick
Guest, former British Air Minister,
here 20 pass the holidays with his fam.
ily, and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ashley,
OF New York City, who returned from
a pleasure tour OF France and Spain.
The Majestic brought 1900 sacks OF
mani and specie 10 the amount OF
S3,750,000 She made the trip through
rough seas and strong gales without
damage, but was somewhst delayed last
Saturday, the days run being only l73
miles, as compared with $50 last
Thursday. Her average speed, how
ever, was 22.4s knots.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Consolidated RenIOues
$50 Stock Tickers

Tho Consolidated Stock Exchange
yesterday removed iss tiekers from
the oniees Of NJ. c. Schneider 4 Co,
50 Bread Street. and ". W.
weese & Co., % Beaver Street.
following an investigation By the
committee on business welfare and
the bureau Of auditing and account
ing. Neither firm was a member Of
the exchange.
". s. silkworth, president. stated
that within the last four months the
Consolidated has taken out about
$50 tiekers from non-member hrms
whose methods Of doing business.
Investigation showed. did not con-
form 70 the rules Of the exchange.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Cotton Goods Advancing Again

The advancing movement IN The nm
;shed cotton goods market has been
started again in the field OF wash
goods. A few other finished goods also
are being moved up.
The price Of Kalburnie ginghams was
,nereased cent and hall a yaro
Yesterday 20 22hc for April and May
delivery, and Concord Zephyrs were
moved up from 13h 10 1871, with only
limited quantities available at this
figure.
II is believed In the trade that these
and other advances now being an
nounced are largely for the purpose OF
educating the jobbers 70 the higher
level Of quotations which probably will
be made in January, when the new Of
ferings are placed on the market.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Nov underwear Association

A national trade organization Of
mAnufseturers Of cotton and silk
underwear ie being formed and will be
known a. the Associated silk and Mus-
lin Undergarment Manufacturers. The
new organization will take over the
service department Of the Cotton Gar.
ment Manufacturers Association Of
New York. which numbered most Of the
leading manufacturers Of women's
underwear among it's members. An ae-
tive campaign for members In the new
organization has been undertaken by
committee headed by d. E. Sieher.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Commercial Credit

Improvement IN payments to whole
salcrs and manufacturers In this mar
ket has exceeded expectations IN the
last few weeks. According TO credit men
there are few spots in the country
now where collections are backward.
The current week saw n considerable
amount Of settling up in the fur trnde
and the payments Of the fur retailers
arc understood TO be much ahead Of
this time last year.
The commercial money markets re-
main moderately active, with CONNER
cial paper discounting at AZ 10 3 per
cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rate on prime bankers accept
anees eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Cleared

Paris (Fr). Murras; Havrs via Plymouth
French Line.
Roussiilon (Fr). Lohusds; Havrs and
Vigo. French Line.
Nitonian (Br). Wood; Antwerp; Inter
national Mercantiis Aarins.
sehr Don Parsous (Br), cergoi 81 John;
J = whitney.
III Islso. Neville: New Orleans: South
ern paclhc CO.
~ Mundo, Bay; Galveston; Southern Pa.
cinc ca.
Horace LuekenbAeh. Mcnamara: 10.
Angeles and San Francisco; Luehen-
bach CO.
Eagle. Anderson: Philadelphia: Houi-
dorn. Weir a Boyd.
san Jaelnto. Avery; Galveston Via Key
West; Mallory Line.
Francis (BD. Rouse Hamilton; Mid-
dleton Co. o..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

fdsho (Br), Buli; HUI and An'"eFp'
Eiiermann's Wilson Line. .-. 49,
Feiantisr (Belg). Laferei haFf'i S''''
Royal Beige. ,. r.r,,fco. .
Frsderick Ewing. Jensen Iamp'o''
ffuastsca Petroleum CO. ,........-
America. Rind; flymouth'
Ana gouthampion. u r Lines ,,,..
."s s,.sois. fsw; Port Antonio and King
''gn. Te,, Wsmliisn (Bj. Francis. Bsrmudai :
FIsas assr TEST. Aubrey BD. English: Mas.
aobr Annabei Cameron tBr), klfDyi
perfb Ansboy. fOilmartln 60. - i.
eantors. MaeFafiane, Daiquln' Vfs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
British Trade Figures

LONDON. Dec. l2.-Following arr
.he Board Of Trade figures for Novem-
Der: Total imports, fs5, 100000: e1-
ports Of British products, ce6,4so,o 900
re-e1ports. fe,1l0,o0o; total exports
f75, $4,000; excess Of imports, eis,-
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Sailed Yesterday

DutionVood. Norfolk. Mongolia. Ham-
burg. uncas, Tampico. sunslseo, PensA-
cola. President Van. Bursn, London Le-
nape, Jacksonville and Charleston FL IaleO.
New OTleanao n Mundo. Galveston. John
Tracy. Norfolk. Rouasillon fFr), Havre
and Nigo; BerenEaria tpr). Southampton
and CherbouTE
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Delegates Leave Japan Soon
For Silk Exposition Here

The japanese delegation to the In
ternational silk Exposition will leave
Yokohama December 30, according to
cable received yesterday by Faburo
Morita, New York representative Of
the Raw silk Association Of Japan.