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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
RANDOLPH MAN SENTENCED
TO FEDERAL PENITENTIARY
'oTmer Postmaster at Carnegie Con-
vlcted of EmbeZzlement.

In the United States court at Column
rus . TINS week Richmond Ferguson, for
several Years postmaster at Carnegie,
IN. u, county, was convicted of embez-
fe.ilIg postoffice funds and sentenced to
t ,;- months in the federal peniten-
uay. he amount of money he is ac-
USED OF having Incorporated is
''PqTted to be about $500.
AR Ferguson stood we'll in his COM
n nun and the news of his trouble
mtsu the government was quite sur
F'iSe 70 many.-Cuthbert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
Broadcast Nuptial Kiss
To Waiting Radio Fans

A nuptia1 kiss, planted 5000 feet
in the clouds above New York city,
was broadcast from the cockpit of
a speeding airplane to the ears of
thousands of radio fans when Miss
Sarah Cokefair, nurse, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Albert F. Schaske were
married. Lieut.. B. w. Maynard, the
flying parson," performed the GER
emony. Lieut.. Bert Acosta piloted
the party in Fokker biplane. Each
detail of the ceremony, except the
blush, was transmitted to radio fans
by apparatus on the plane.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
Colquitt County Ships
100000 Potato Plants

MOULTRIE, Ga.-The sweet po-
tafo plant industry around Moultrie
This season has attained large proper
tons It is estimated that more than
100000 potato plants have been
shipped from Colqultt within the past
few weeks. Some OF these sold Tor as
high as S1.50 per LOCO. The average
price was more than 81 per 1000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
Terrell County Hen
Accomplishes a Feat
Produces Egg With Handle More
Than Two Inches Long,

A curiosity in the shape of an
egg was brought to The News Of
fee Saturday by Mr.. ]. w. Haut-
man. The egg, which was three
inches in circumference, had a per-
fectly formed handle two inches
long extending from one end. This
freak product of Terrell county had
no inscription, so it cannot be
classed with numerous others ex-
hih1 in different sections which
it Sc has inscriptions which
foreteIT sa %. of Christ. The
hens of Terre4 are so we'll
satisfied with pre- 1itions
they do not appear to hav de-
sire to NEEDLE with the future
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
More Than 100 Killed;
Bodies Blown to Bits

BUCHAREST, Rou-Upward of
100 persons were killed today in a
mine explosion in the Lupeni district
of Pennsylvania. The bodies of so OF
the victims were completely carbon
lied, while those of the others were
blown to pieces.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
MAIL CLERK TRAVELLED
2,325,O0O MILES IN 81 YEARS

During his 81 years of service as a
railway mail clerk Avery Pelton, OF
Middleton, N. Y, travelled 2,3Z5,OO0
miles. He has now retired.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
Is THOUSAND HOMELESS
In STRICKEN FLOOD ZONE
RIVERS SPREAD OVER LOW
LANDS, AND LOSS RUNS IN
TO THE MILLIONS.
FOOD THE CRYING NEED

Hundreds of Thousands of Acres Are
Being Inundated. Heavy Rains Add
To the Gravity of the Situation in
Devastated Area.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-09
ONLY HUNDRED TERRELL
WOMEN ARE REGISTERED
ALL OF THESE
ARE IN THE DAWSON AND
BRONWOOD DISTRICTS.
ONE NEGRESS ON THELIST

Registration for This Years Elections
Closed Saturday. Little Interest in
Politics Shown by Woven of the
County and City.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON the
at clos of business August % follows:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Wheat Fluctuates
Rapidly Within
A Narrow Range
Finish Is 5-8 TO l 1-8 Cents
Lower as News Comes
of Partial Lifting of
Indian Export Embargo

CHICAGO, Aug. a. Wheat prices
fuctuated rapidly within narrow
range to-day The start was weak, in
sympathy with lower quotations at Xiv
,erpool and the break in foreign cx-
change, but prices advanceds later on
short covering and some general buy
ing, induced by the strength in corn.
At tho finish wheat was easier and
showed net loss Of Nc to INC. with Sap
tember si.oiss to sf.o1E, and December
sf.02A 10 ste2. Corn varied from X 10
down to Nc up Oats were unchanged 70
&c higher. Provisions ranged from 2hc
TO 25c advance.
4 partial lifting of the embargo on ex-
ports of wheat from India permission be-
Ing given by the Indian government to
export 100000 bushels, was 81 primary
factor in the selling toward the finish.
Reports regarding sthe European export
domahd were conflicting. with indications
of more business being done than gener-
ally was admitted. Strength in corn. how
ever, was the dominating factor In all
grains
A bull market was on in the deferred
deliveries of corn. the market showing a
weakness In wheat. The government de-
tailed weekly report confirmed more or
less damage in various parts of the corn
belt. This with continued hot and dry
weather In Kansas was the main influence
In making the bulge. Provisions averaged
higher because of better Liverpool cables.
the bulge in corn and higher prices for
hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Cotton Is Barely
Steady at Close,
l9 TO q Lower
Some Traders Believe That
Expected Bullish End-of-
August Figures Have AL
ready Been Discounted

The cotton market showed signs OF
continued uncertainty or hesitation
yesterday. Judging from comment in
the trade, the recent. tendency Of
offerings to increase RS prices ap-
preached the 23c level, has created an
impression ip some quarters that ex-
pectcd 'bullish end-August crop fig-
ures had been discounted on the re-
cent advance. The expression Of this
idea was accompanied by renewed dis
cussion as to the probable effect Of
early new crop receipts, but an in
creased trade demand was reported
on the declines below the 221sc level.
The general market closed barely
steady. at a net. decline of 10 to II
points.
Ihe market opened barely steady at 8
decline OF IL to ~ points in response to
reactions from an early advance in Liver
pool, the easier early ruling of foreign
exchangs as, and reports OF better weather
oondltions in the Ea9tern belt. There
we're moderate ralfiea as soon as initial
seliing orders had been absorbed but they
We're, were followed by renewed weakness on
=
western weather conditions. Reports of
aeteriorating crop prospects continue to
reaoh the trade from all sections Of the
belt, however, while the detailed weather
report ahowed continuation. OF very high
temperatures in Texas. and there was q
sharp sta rally early in the afternoon The
closs however. was several points off the
selling. - os
mere were reports around the ring that
cme, cne ,raae bought more freely on the de-
CliUe OF yesterday morning Nc ,
forecast was for cloudy to partly nlo,,dv
weather In Texas and for unsettled
wtI Wwea.her IN oklahoma with showers in the
Northern part of the 3tate. Thi- was
thought. likely to mean lower tempera. :.
lures II not an adequate break In the
arouth, which probably contributed to sell
ing on the midday decline. Southern snot
nrs1, lnarEets as officially reported were gen
eraiiy IL to 26 points lower, with a mod :
crate volume OF businea.. The marEet
aor : spot spot cotton at New York was quiet at
=, a,, aeciine or 20 points to 22.7oc for mid
aiins' no salea were reported.
The range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE fHEsAPEBkE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY

sScHcS OF ~Ueffbf Ff1skEbiGeFs N~PffrE
NOTICE is HEREBY aIVisN that 3 sps-
eiai Meeting Of che Stockholders Of the
CHESAPEAKE and Ohio RAILWAY Company has
been called By tke f}ear,i Of Directors Of sasd
Company 10 be held at the principal office et
the Company IN the csiy of Rich Nond. Yfr-
ginla. on Tuesday. the 2sth day n ssptef1-
ber. f922 al 1i90o o'clock a M. for tho
following purposes
tal ro consider and act upon 8 pro-
posal to Increasa the Cofspang's capital
stock by the ADDITION thereto OF stock ia
the par amount Of $3o,o10. 6S1 10 ~.
divided into 800. 900 shares 81 the o.
valne of Sf8e each. 80 as 10 make the fotet
authorized par amount OF such capital
stock siss. 900, ,00e, consisting of 1855. .oe3
increase of capifai stock to be Of such
ciass or classes. with Buch designations.
prefsrenccs ard voting powers. Or restFic-
tfons or qualifications thereof, a. the
stockholders at said meeting shalt de-
tsrInine or authorize: and specifically,
without limiting the generality OF ms
foregoing, to sssnsider and act 4pon a
proposal tina, the additional capital stock
oe IN tho frst instance preferred stock.
fsnd that the same, any thereof may
be convertibe into common stock;
OBJ To authorize the Board Of Directors
of the Company from time to time 10
issue and to dlspoes OF such additional
stock on such terms such Board may
n tho exercise Of It's lawful discretion
tc) To raufy and confirm such action
heretofore taken or authorized by said
Board IN anticipation of such action by
NeNtsSlNStS. bs my W. SGDiHlRte1 III
the meeting, and to take such other and
turthes action IN the premises. including
the authorization of any necessary or
appropriate amendment OR amendments of
the charter of the Company. as the stock
Er.d
fd) For tho transaction Of such ether
Dusinees as may properly como before tho
meeting.
For the purpose of the meeting fhs stock
transfer books Will be closed at 2 p NJ on
ffiaay, September !, 1922. and remain closed
nntn sr 10 A. M on Wednesday. September 81,
BY Order Of the Board of D,rsotors.
A. TREYYETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Flour and Meal

Yesterdays Previous Ye
New York: close close. al
No. 2 white. fob. .$o.saM S0sa sIl
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 1880 packages
fras scora higher scoring ring sags7hc
SAG 3ec; f1rsts. SS to 80 score, 32@33h g;
seconds, SO to 81 score. so@31c; lower
grades 2s@29c; creamery, centralized cars,
80 score, 33Ac; SO score. 3212 q 33c; IS
score, sac; SIS to 81. score, s0l9 0s1 Hc /;
creamery, unsaIted, higher than extras,
ssss ss0 ss to 81 score g ~ 81? s9s
slhc; lower grades. 2s@sOc: state dairy
prime. s29s4c; state dairy, comnson to
fair, 27Qp31c ladies, current make. extras,
2sc: current make. tirsts. 27@27iac; cur
lower grades, 2sis @25c; current make, No.
i, acc; current make No. 2. 25c; current
make, lower grades, 22@24c.
Cheese-Receipts were s.174 boxes. New
York state fats. June specials, 22@221ac;
New York state fats. fresh specials y 9
22c; average run, 2ic; Wisconsin. fresh
double daisies, 2o@2ohc; single Daisies,
2oh Q2o%c; Young Americas 2ohc-
Eggs Receipts were 1855 cases. FRESH
gathered, extras. per dozen, S2@34c; extra
poorer. 20@24e; trade eggs. 1sY2lcs; dir,
poorer, 15@1shc; fresh gathered checks,
poor to choice, cry 14@lSc; refrigerator,
tirsts, charges paid to expiring sds dates. ,.
Jersey hennery whites, candled, extras,
SIC: New Jersey hennery whites, uncandled
asSss nearby Mhss sna
nearby Western hennery whites, average
extras, 4b@47c; nearby and nearby West
ern hennery whites, extra frsts. 40@44c;
nearby and nearby Western hennery
wf.ltes, hrsts, s6 q 3Sc; nearby gathered
whites hrsts to extra frsts. S5@43c'
nearby whites, undergrades, soV33c; near
by whites pullet eggs. 2e@41c; Pacific
Coast, whites, extras, 44946c; Pacific
Coast. whites, extra frsts. s9@4Sc; whites.
frsts, 34Ns7c; whites, undergrades, 2sD
s2c; Pacific Coast pullets. 25Q 27c: other
Western and Southern gathered whites. 2
q S6c; nearby and nearby Western hen
merry browns 35@42c: nearby brown and
mixed gathered, extras, 80 SAC; nearby
brown and naked coors. frsts to extra
hrsts, 26@31c.
Potatoes--Jersey cobbiers. bbl., $500
s1s0; giants. s1.2591.35; sack, 400 65c;
Long Island, obl s2@s2.6o; large sack.
S2@$&2s; 1909 lbs, .$i.7S@S2,1o; No. Is,
81 TS1.15: sweets Jersey. bsk. SIZE a
$2.25 No. 2s 3o@75c; Eastern. states, hbl.,
5ocGps4: North Carolina. ss3 @sa rs; Mary
land, $3.25; Delaware and Maryland, bsk.,
2fe6gs1.75; yams, Jersey, bsk., sl.50 0@s175;
North Carolina. bbl., S1.76@$2.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Holdings Of Gold
I'm Reserve Bank
Here Show Cain
Increase Is Interpreted as
DEMONSTRATING Lack of
Credit Strain So Far
in Crop Moving Fun d s

The gain of almost s5s,ooo,ooo in
eta by the New York Federal Reserve
Bank through the gold settlement fund
vas the most significant. display con-
nined in the statements of condition
d the system and local institution, is
asd yesterday. This indicates a move-
nent of funds in the reverse direction
ci what might normally be expected at
this time OF year and is interpreted as
demonstrating that there is no sign as
yet, at least, Of credit strain in con-
nection with transporting the crops.
Al the same time, there occurred an
expansion in member bank borrowings,
amounting to S24.000,000 for the sys-
tenn and to almost s20,o00,000 for the
district.
Gold holdings Of the system fell S4,-
$4,000, the reserve account of member
banks showed a corresponding down
ward revision and circulation rose ap-
proximately s4,4o0,o0o. Net result of
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

southern Spot Observation-Disclosures steady
20 points lower at 223oc; sales. ,22a bales
New Orleans quiet 12 points lower at
y. ~ sSc;. sales 227 bales. Savannah quiet,
Norfolk quiet, 25 points lower at 22c;
sales, 1858 bales. Augusta steady, Is points
lower at 22.38c; sales 81 bales. St. Louis
steady. so points higher at 22.50c; sales
NIL. Houston steady. 20 points lower al
2226c; sales, 1889 bales. Little Rock
Dallas steady, IS points lower at ai.7oc;
sales, 1,410 bales Montgomery Arm, 25
points lower at '21.75c; sales, % bales.
Fort Worth steady, 20 points lower at
2l.75c; sales, 1905 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE MONTANA POWER co,rp.>

THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO 20
a regular quarterly dividend of one ana
Ihree-quarter5 per cent. G%ec) on the
preferred Stock has been declared. pay
able October I'd. 1922, to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business on Septe1n-
Der Il. 1922
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 30.
A dividend OF three-q quarters of one rer
cent * 50 on the Common Stock has
been declared. payable October Cd, 1922 10
Stockholders. of record at the close of bust
ness on September Ia. 1922. Checks Will
be mailed.
WALTER DUTToN, Trea surer.
20 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Trend Irregular
In Quiet Trading
On Curb Exchange
Less Activity in Oils and
Prices Move i'm Narrower
Range; Prairie Pipe Line
Drops; Indusirials Easy

Prices moved within a narrower
range in quiet trading on the curb mar
ket yesterday, oils attracting less att
tentton and industrials ruling easier.
Standard Oil Of New York dropped
8 points, but Kentucky shares gained
more than point and Indiana stock
sagged fractionaIly. Prairie Pipe Line
lost 8 points.
New York Telephone preferred con-
tinued active. while Macy and Stutz
sagged and Gimbel worked W. frac-
tionally. An initial dividend of SO was
declared on Dubilier Radio and Con-
denser. 1t was said that in the first
three months Of operations the com.
pany earned more than five times the
preferred dividend requirements. Cur
rent earnings are said to be showing
an increase. Independent Lead was
under pressure and fell back points.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

the changes was shading Of the ratio
from 8p.2 to 1872 per cent.
/ Aggregate reserves of the New York
bank gained $1a,o0o0 900. Member bank
reserve account deposits and circula-
tion moved In contrast to the changes
shown for the system, the former ris-
ing almost s1s,000000 and the latter
declining $4s000,00o. The ratio dropped
from S7.2 TO 96.7 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
ToBAcco pRopucrs ooKpoRArIoN.

The Board of Directors Of ToRaCco
T fRODUCTS CORPORATION have de-
ciared the thirty-ninth tSsth) quarterly
dlvidend Of one and three-quarters per
cent q Afo) or One Dollar and Seventy
five Cents fs1.75) per share ON the out
standing. preferred capital stock OF the
corporation. payable on October 2. 1922. 10
stockholders of record at the close Of b,sf-
ness on September IS. 1922. Checks Will
be mailed.
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Sugar and COH ee
Raw Sugar Futures

The futures market yesterday was very
to i points lower. sold off TO IA points
net at midday on renewal OF liquidation
from Wall Street and the West. then re-
tered new demand, the bulge sending
prices slightly above initial figures In the
afternoon another wave of liquidation set
for the movement, closing o to 20 points
net lower on estimated sales of $4,000 tons.
The weak spot market was disappoint-
ment to longs and declines in renned sugar
a lan unsettled sentiment.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office OF the
- Supervising Chief Engineer Room raj.
y: =. Custom House, New York City.
August 18th, l922-SeaIed proposals wifi
be received at this Office until 2 p. N.
August 2Sth, 1922. and then publicly
opened, for replacing deck OF receiving
ana delivery. platforms at the United
states Appraisers Warehouse. New York
N. T., with three-inch rnerchantable yellow
pine. In accordance with the specification
and blue print, copies of which may be had
at this Office, at the discretion of the
supervising Chief Engineer, u. s. p. b
FRANK A. LANG, Act. Supervising Chiaf
Engr.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
TOBACCO PRODUCTS CORPORATION.

The Board of Directors nf Topgrco
PRODUCTS CORPORATION have de-
ciared the first tist) quarterly dividend OF
one and three-quarters per cent (1%Ea1 or
one Dollar and Seyenty-five Cents (s1fsD
per share on the outstanding class a.,
stock of the Corporation. payable on No
yember 10. 1922. 80 stockholders of record
at the close of business on October %
1922. Checks will be mailed.
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank :Rnnd.

Joint Stock Land Bank
,oigt IS is51.lss1 sfdcl = ,:iooM 1oaa 4.7s
,o{a; 5hs, sIs51. 1921 1891 ;.....1osh 1o5M Ass
5s, 1939-1924 ...... 50 100 soo
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5Ms, is51-Is3l los 1os 47o
Chicago Joint Stock Land
e,bias1o Bank ISL S. la21-ls4q.. saa 1ooA 4so
Bank SIS, 1a51-l931. 1925 f0o Aea
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
TEXAS PACIFIC COAT. AND OH. COM.
PAET

II Y ILfIlN y NO. lUg.
Fort Worth Texas August q 1922
The Board of Directors has this dsy
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
shsre) the capital stock of this Corn
pany payable September 80 1929 to stoci,-
notders of record at the close OF business
Sentember 6. 1922
Checks will be mailed
J. r. PENN. President
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Dividends
Initial

me Timken Roller Bearing Company
yesterday declared an initial dividend of
toc share, payable September 20 to
staekholdsrs ,S,lI OF record September H.
me Dueiiier Condenser and Radio Cor
quarterly dividend OF SO Il share on pre-
TERED stock payable September / to hold :
ers of record August 25
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
PROPOSALS viii he recetv.d no ,ho r,,---,.

PROPOSALS Will be received by the Bureau
or Supplies and Accounts Navy Department,
Washington, D. c. until 10 O'Clock g. m :.
aug Ang. Zs 1872. for delivering. typewriter RIB
sugar. tool steel. timed pineapple and red
wood to the Navy Yard. New York, n Y.
etc. Apply for proposals TO the Navy Pur-
chasing Office, New York. N Y or 20 the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. DAVID
POTTER. Paynlaster General of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
PROPOSALS
TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.
Supervising

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BupervIsirn
Architects once, Washington, d. G..
August 8, l922.-SISABED PROPOSALS. will
be opened in this office a. y. m. Septsnher
8. 1922. for the construction. including ms-
chanicsl equipment Of Garage Building sor
Bronx. New York City, ". Y. in strict sc-
cordance with the specification and drawings
listed in same, which may be obtained at this
ONCE In the discretion OF the Supervising
Architect. Proposals 'wIil be considered only
from individuals, firms or corporations pos
sessing satisfactory financial and technical
ability, equipment and organization 10 iusura
speedy completion Of the contract. and who
nave established a record for expedition on
contracts of sir1iIar character aSd me- zYlt t,da
Jhe fact that any concern OBJ 'ns set OF
the plans and specifications froa any source
stitute waiver of the foregoing stipuIatIons
JAS. A. WETMORE, Acting Supervising
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
THE BORDEN coMpANy

rhEFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. So
The regular quarterly dividend OF / u (,
has been declared on the Preferred Stock
OF this Company, payable September *.
1922, - stockholders of record September
lst. Books do not close. Checks to be
dividend dsbursing agents. -
SHEPARD RARESHIDE,
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

The proportion Of Che banks reserve
to liability this week Is 1903 per cent;
last week it was 17.17 per cent. Rate
of discount per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Cottonseed Oil

There was only small volume OF bust
ness in the market for. cottonseed oil with
sales for the day aggrcgating 11.40o bar
rels but prices were frnler, closing at
2@15 points net higher. The near months
showed the greatest strength and reflected
the f1rmness in lard, while offers of spot
oil were small and crude was firm. The
range of prices: rss
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables--spot in moderate de-
ding. Sales 1000, bales, Including 5000
American. Imports, 1000 bales, none
American. Futures opened steady, at TO
points decline and closed barely steady,
net 25 to 27 points lower, October closed
12.sed January, 12.41d; March, 12.S3d
May, 1223d. New York bids cabied at IL
a. M: October. 22.4od; December, 22.39d;4
January 22.24d; March. 2226d.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
acceptable in payment Of Federal taxes
IN the dates of maturity --
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regi5.
terable $3.50
Form. Rate, Maturity. Bid. Ask. Yield.
Canal and and Highway 5s
do SIS. lss1-1s4e: ...4.os, -
do 5s, IS44-1970. 0b
Lanai JIs imp 4ss. 1864 lis 1t4R $50
Highway Imp 41as. 1868 .113 q 114H 3s0.
Canal imp 44s, 1866. .l0T 1os 3s2
Highway Imp AXIS. ls65I07 109 3S3
Barge Can Ter 4As'45.1o4. - -
Highway Imp As, 1867. .103Ih 1o4% s7s
90 ~ ISoO-l3o1 ...... .1039a 104A 3.76
uo as 1893 ,-..... 1031a 104A 3T6
oahai mp IS, 1851. f........ l03ls 104%. 3.76
r, Io -, lSou- ,So2, ...... 03a 104sz 3.76
Barge Can Ter A. '42-4s 1oI 1o3 $50
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Bank of France Statement

H PARIS, Aug. 24.The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes in francs:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, Aug. %. -. The weekly
statement of the Bank Of England
sbows the fo1louino chan0as.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

Sales tooo omitted. open. High Low. Lasr.
: OH Us '31,l1oa 1l0A 1lew 110M
Il Stewart War Ss,.ll2 1l2 III ll2
IS Swift & Co Is '25 .1orB t0l7s 101M 10IT
do Is 1891. loa 1o3M 1o3 i03A
] Union Oil col 6s. .101A 1OLM 10iK 1917
Unit OIL Prod IS. 1ooh 1o0M 100 100 u
u un Ry IIay 7Ms.l06h 1867 1864 lo6 "a
! Vacuum OIL Is. 1903 1001s loslt 10aM
~ western Elec fs..l0sb 1o6A u 1867
Foreign Bonds
80 Argentine Is 1918 1913 1o1 1ot
~ Can 1s....., 95A 96h 95A 95M
! King OF Meth 6s 90 90 g6 as
g9 King OF Serb IS. 9bia 95ls o5Ia 95i
4e'NYNH&H fr rs. TAX 74M 74M 74E
A. II Swiss Govt 51as. .l04A 105 1O4as 104 IN
137 u Mex 4s.. 1914 39l1 3SR 3sH
10 do 6s........ 5oa 5ois 5Csis 50 4
Total sales stocks, e4s,soo shares.
Total sales bonds, 1921 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Tobacco stocks
Sugar Stocks

Car sug IA IS lGrt wstn .24o 255
Cent sug llslNti Ana. 10 20
do of lMationai..i51 153
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

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The Washington times., 1922-03-10

DATRIoTISM is like your
l. 1918 clothes. THEY'RE not
stylish this season either.