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New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

In lsDl they aid not give the business
to the Northwest and other roaia as in
the past. sHe made the point that
the Northern roads artificinily forced
business to Che Burlington that other
wise would have gone to other roads.
He called attention to the fact the
late James j. Hill had debated whether
to buy the st. Paul road or the Burlng
ton and finally decided on the
Burlington.
Claims Mutual Advantage
MIR. Holden admitted the cpmbina-
tlon was made because it was felt that
1T would be to the mutual advantage of
all. Twenty-one years have proved
their Judgment to be sound, he said.
Naturally business Is kept on the three
lines whenever possible, he added.
More than $90o.00e,000 has been
spent by the three roads In che twenty
one years in improvements for the
joint operation OF the properties, Mr..
Holden said. Carrying out of the COM
missions tentative plan, he told Pro-
tesaor Ripley, would destroy twenty
five years of hard and resultful work.
In answering Professor Ripley's sug-
gestion that consolidation provisions
Of the transportation act calls for
joining CT the weak with the strong
and that grouping the three roads to-
gether would be merely putting three
strong roads together, Mr., Holden
said:
1--WE are willing TO take our share
of the weak lines, but we do not want
our blood let out first"
Despite Professor Ripley's conten-
tion thgt consolidation of the Hill lines
would cripple other stub lines into the
Twin Cities, Mr.. Holden insisted the
st. Paul gateway is wide open and will
remain so'
Commissioner Hall asked Mr.. Holder
about the relationship among. the three
roads sfnce the combination was
formed twenty-one years ago.
We have lived in harmony and peace
and we have all thought along the same
line," Mr.. Holden replied.
Mr.. Holden was asked what he
Thought about putting the Great West.
ern.in q combination with the Burling,
ton. He said the Great Western is 8
.competitor of the Burlington, and
added, significantly: eve haven't beer
trying to buy it," His attitude toward
grouping the Burlington with. the M
q st. L. was virtually the same.
Mn. Holden cortentied that 1t wonId
require no greater ingenuity, skill OF
ability to operate one OF these -four
Western groups than it does to oper-
ate either the Penngylvania or the Nevs
York Central. -,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Upward Slant i'm
Wheat Prices OH
Persistent Buying,
Advance Comes Despite En-
largernent of Argentine
Visible Supply and of
Australian Forecasts

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Persistens COM
mission house buying gave an upward
slant to grain, prices to-day .dospite
substantial enlargement of the Argen-
tine visible supply of wheat aud of the
estimated wheat yield in Australia.
Wheat here closed firm, %c; to 15sc not
higher. Corn finished unchanged No
1sc higher and oats up Nc to Isc. n,
provisions the outcome varied from the
same as yesterdays finish to 12c off.
houses with seaboerd connections led
the buying OF wheat. and thta cireun,
glance. together With higher quotations at
Liverpool lent Significance to reports that
or al the wheat growing areas IN tire
World EUROPE has had the most unsatis,
factory yield this sea son
Only transient easing up Of tho yyheat
marlfet followed announcerlent that rhe
Australian expertable surplua would be
3O,ooo,oco bushels TO 30, 900, zoe bushels
more than was looked for, end that; tlc
Argentine Visible supply had increased
i;oVe.oeo bushels during the last week In
tho race OF. these bearish advices com
mission houses continued to buy and the
market closed at about tho top1noss figures
of the day.
! Corn received active support notwitl,.
standing heavy profit taking sales Omaha
was reported as buying corn within eG5
miles of Chicago and paying above q chi.
cago parity, Oats sym pat hfzed witt,
wneac' and corn. Weakness OF hogs nm
oeTfnineo the provision market
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Less Cottonseed Crushed
Stocks af Mills Oct. 81 Larger
Than I4aaa Year

e WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. - Cotton
seed crushed during tho three months,
August to October 81, aggregated
e71, 1893 tons, compared with LOT, ,56ti
In the same period last year, and the
quantity on hand at mills October 81
totaled 771, ,197 tons, compared with
82.eb1, the Census Bureau announced
to-day.
CottonHeed products manufactured
in the three months pariod and on
hand October 81 were: Crude oil PRO
duced 299,s6s,s42 pounds, compared
with 806,4b7, ,As5 for the same period
last year, and on hand 96,a71 $50, COM
pared with 102,e77 ,6eT o. year ago. Re-
fined oil produced 174,0ls, lao pounds,
compared with 1s9.514. .263, snd on
hand s7.s27,osB pounds, compared with
117,376,642.
! Cake and meal produced ,a33, ,03S tons,
compared with 451,s91, and on hand
llO,S6A tons, compared with 172,3e1.
Linters produced i55,347 bales, com-
pared with 127,4a5, and ON hand "a
Aae bales, compared with 105,38e. Ex-
rts for the period were not avail
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Lumber More Active

Lumber for construction ppTposes
and also hafdwoods for industrial use
were In better, demand this week, &c
co-ding to the market review by "Lum-
her.'' Good weather led to the break
ing Of ground for new structures, the
review says, with the result that city
lumber merchants felt an augmented
demand which was passed on to lumber
manufacturers for quick delivery. A
slight Improvement in the car situation
ia reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Business Failures Increase

A large increase in the number OF
commercial failures was, reported Ahis
week by R. g. Dun d Co.. who place the
number at 43i, against sS7 for the,
previous week. which had but FIVE busi-
ness days, The increase was marked
in the East, South and West, while the
Pacific Coast showed decline. In the.
same week last year Dun reported 536
failures.
Bradstreet's yeports 378 failures for
the week ended November 16, against
.a74 last week. 474 in the like week
year. ago, BOT in. 1920, ITO in 1919 and
l32 In 1at6,tI. res
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Ne,y York Metal Market

Tin was steady With Straies Eau
Straits shipments quoted at 3e.2S@
37;5 standard, 36, and SO per cent, 1915
ass. Copper quiet; standard spot
November and December, lS.26g
13.621s, and electrolytic spot, Novem
Der and December, 1S.5oQ14. Iese
steady; New York spot, f.25(ad.3os ano
East ST.. Louis spot, 6.SS16.so., 1ane
quiet; New York spet. 7.ses and East
st. Louis spot. 7-2e.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAFlE, Auctioneer
pErsIfT,AR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN IL. MULLER 8 s0S'
OFFICE. SO WILLIAM STREET,
" E,llS ESD&Y NOVEMBER 22d, 1bSE.

wEnNEsDAY, NOVEMBER a2d. 1923.
at so O'Clock, nt the
NOS Il and Ie VEsEY STREET.
yor Account OF Whom 1t May Concern
assoc shs. centrel Cuba Sugar 90. common.
500 shs. Rock Island Co common,
/ 00e shs. Rock Island co. pTefd
1124 shs Wabash RI, Co. common
6, 0oO shs Wetttaafer Lcrrain SILVER Mines
5000 siss. Yukon Cold Go.
5o3 shs Wieatiand industrial co
80 shs. Anscb Co, Y. T. C.
prefd V. II. q.
SIS ssl1eo 'shs. sackett Wtiaeins coFpn
20 sSs. q The The strong Box Co. of Aaerie'.
20 Shs.G shs. The Stronghold Co, of America
$40 600 sSranSH seeong Ave. R.R. iss oonssa Mtse.
7@S'''' e Tonds. l94s. Ctfs Of Deposit
500 shs Cuban Dominican Sugar &c.
81 si4 shs' West India Sugar Finance &c.
an sbs' Great western Electro Cherni
All Sis sas Great Western Electro cherni-
cuf Go, eonafaor,
100 shs. California Alhali Co. pfefd,
loo sls California Aikal! Co. comEloa
100 shs, Springfield Rody corpn. pref&
1000 shs. Texas oil Co.
IL abs. United States Ttsle Guaranty
Co., old stock, ex-rights
$500 Chicago Interurban Traction Co.
tst Sftge. so Bends. 1882. july
SO 900 Long Acre square Theatrs Co, ~,
Mtss:. = s. Installrnent Bonds. g
tnstslinent coupons sue Aug. IL
Ja2t, $2b.b5 each, at.aehsd.
7oS shs iia st. Louis Coke 6 chsnicaf 60 1.
100 shs 81 Louis Coke & Chemical Go
conrnon
100 shs Tiberfdr,n Safety Package es
500 shs King Edward Silver Mines
100 shs Underwood Computing SFarhins
100 shs csnadiaa paciao Ry. Coz Ser
100 shs Fur Merchants Warehouse
Curpn.
ESQ shs. ROCK Inland Go. eoranHet.
S ss SHE sSfs sSis 'sssna cement e. Rsadae. P1saS
100 sSi,.Saa sRs, xsss Cement Products c..
a9u s6s. EarIsten woEstoa sfpis, iae
3,see sbs. Consolidated Texas zsrcdaciion
20 shs East conss Risherses ca. p-sto
stsssS Tesas Sss siSSa paeio pf t., NICE pre- svr
so slts. nix Cheese Co.
45 shs. Elk cheese CO.
shs. Elk Ckeess Co.
sls. Kremo-L Lac Co, Inc.
100 Eas. Elk Cheese co.
sirs. Kreno-Lae. Co. 1ns;, aas an-
debtedness owing bY Elk Sh&ese
cospn. 70 John shanbacs aa,elsns-
Tag 70 sIo.5ee.
SlesepV Etecfrlcs Goifeosfsfon Go. 9 e csdsvt-
z.ss7 shs, cosorcgasS Gsrpn
ass shs. Mardsss. orth i 4 Hastings
Corpn. common.
| saQ,99e Morris 2ark Estate g cell trust
gete. &IGzeS.54 unpaid
! $4,000 United yinc s. Chemical Co. 7ss
AitFe. s g. Bonds. Ctr. OF Hsfostt.
s5e9 Gousrocls Tuntlcl Co. - Ronds.
stanspea.
soc SKIS Con1stock Tunnel cc
/ eie. .Q9e Colorado Midland Ry. 4sS Bones
5En,. 1913. coupon on
teo sas Manhattan Transit Co.
IaS s5s- yfsiean Detinning Co
238 shs yufcan IsetinniTK CO. preYd
! 500 shs CharIea Restaurant CO. prstA
| SEQ sins aiuslai Tire { Ruober Gospn.
4.2S0 shs. Producers EspqelopmeSit Co
| los shs Continental Asphalt IS yAtrai
| cam Co. So prsfd.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Wool. Prices Streng,hen

BOSTON, Nov 1T.-"The Commercial
Bulletin" tomorrow will say;
"While. prices are not materially higher
IN the seaboard wool markets, there
is constant tendency to strengthen,
although the market has been less
active. In the primary markets values
are stiffening or are very firm In
Texas the fall clip is moving at ex-
treme rates, about 47 cents having
been psid for the Kerrviile woods. The
goods market Is healthy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
German Toy Trade Fails

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. - The ST.
600, ,0ee German toy Importation busi-
ness of pre-war days has collapsed and
in it's place American toy manueac-
turers are doing a huge business this
year, according to statistics furnished
By the Department OF Commerce. The
department. contradicts reports from
Gsernany that the toy business still is
bo5zaing, and holds that Importation Of
such ME fchandiae this year will be neg
liGihja,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
STATE OF Naw YORK, oFrIcn or THE

STATE or NEW YORK, oFFIcN or THE
Secretary of State, as.:
THIS CERTIFICATE issued In duplicate,
heueby eertihss that the GRAPHIC PRE-
sFNTA7IoN CORPORATION, o domestic
etock col poration, has fled tn this office on
this 9Th day OF November, 1922 papers for
tion under section 22I OF ths General Cor
poration Law. and that It appears there.
With said section in order 10 be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF effice
of the Secretary of State. at the City Of
thollsand nine hundred aud twanty-twa.
fSea) G. W TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary og State.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Commercial Credit

The COMMERCIAL money situation
shows little change. Demand for new
money is steady. A fairly good supply
of commercial paper is, coming into
the market and is quickly absorbed at
firm rates. Prime paper is discount
ing at Az. per cent.
The, American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count sates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve hanksi
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Canada Secor,d i'm Wheat

OTTAWA, NOV. IT. - Tho United
States leads the world in wheat pro-
Guction this year, with s10,123, ,Ooo
bushels, and Canada is second, with
3e8, ,773, goo bushels. These official fig-
ures. made public to-day. also showed
that India was third, with 3e6 ,351 .OO0
bushels, and France fourth, with 233,-
100000 bushels. Last year France held
second place, leading Canada by 3d.
100000 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Bu.serfield Grants Wage Bonus

Fred Buttertield & Co., cotton goods
merchants, yesterday announced the
granting by the board of directors of a
10 per cent bonus, based ON yearly
wages, to all employees. The bonus
applies to the 1922 wages, and will be
paid quarterly over 1923. The company
was one OF the few in the trade that
granted wage bonus last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Moon. Motor Orders.

Moon 'Motor Car distributors, as
sembled at st. Louis this. week, placed
orders for 15,625 cars for 1928 delivery,
10 waa announced here yesterday. This
.is double the 1922 output, which will
approximate $500 cars and is beyond
the company's present productive ca
paeity.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Sugar and Coffee
Raw, Gunnr Enfuvas

Futures opened 3 to 3 points higher
made further gains demand from wire
house shorts. then sagged of on realizing
for March appearing to be attractive to
longs. The market closed not . pnints
lower 20 2 points higher, Sales We're eati-
mated at 22,0Qe tons, Late rurnoEs that
refiners had cleared the raw sugar mar
ket OF all offerings az 3Tsc. c. and T.. failed
TO bring about any upturn at the close,
The range OF prices!
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
DIvIDENR NOTICES

OFFICE 0Is
LOCKWOOD, GREENE & Co, 2EAE&GEna
Bostoa, Mass
The quarterly dividend of IL R on tbs.
Preferred Stock Of iRiernatsoraa Cotton Mills
has been declared payable December I, 1922
at the Office OF the Transfer Agents the Old
Colony Trust Company, Eoston. Mass, to
stockholders Of record at the close OF buai-
ness NayepQbef "a 1922
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS,
$. Harold Greene, President,
THE nUCKEyE PIPE LANE COMPANY
70 BroadwsT,
New York, November 18th ze22
A special dividend Of $500 sssr shsre has
been declared on the Capital Stock OF this
Company payable December 80, i9sa, TO
stockholders Of record 1T ahs close pf business
Noyember 2etll, 1922,
i. n. IaAsP, sseretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
London Metal Market

F LONDON, Nov. t7.--Standard copper,
spot, &63 los; futures, 264 rs Cd; elec-
trolytic, spot, $40 los; futures, sT1 5a;
tin, spot, s177 12s Cd; futures, Sits
bs: lead, spot, s2s; futures, s24 15s;
zinc, spot, 500; futures, sac 15s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Bid and Asked

Following are tlie closing bid ard
asked quotations of stocks listed ON
the Stocke Exchange in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

TasE ANNUAL MEETING or THF
Co. Inc., via lie held 1T ihe Offices 81 ~,
Corporation, Ne 81 Hfniden Larsa, n,
November assh, 1922. At o'eiocs d. al
Tfansfer baokr Will slose NoFes1absx IL IL
z922s at MOON. ssF slsfs ~,
a1iFssaf sFAssposp sssssssps,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
FHE RsGKEYE PaPE .HlNE g0MPAxF.

New York. November 4th. 1sa2
A aisitesd Of 1870 per stiare and an
declared On the Capstal stock ot thse Co1n-
pang. Eayabls Deeelpt ~ 18th, a31s. to usonk-
holders of record It the close Of pssstnsas
II 4 Asu Rsorsssssy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Pittsburgh

e9o Ark Nat Gas. aW sm az S1L
$40 Am wn Gls M s7ia s7@ sc ST
10 Con Ice ....,, 46 as as 4e
rs Ind Bwg com. bA ~ ~ 81
100 Lone Star 0as 27 2g 2T 27
100 Mfrs Light lit isG 5s Sc &c
70 70 Hat Hs k,pfg -; 5sia .1sss La 1s1a
iSo0hio fuoi Sup b7s& ,bS SIN ibs
zoo Okla Nat Gas. PAS 2Ib 21h 21h
70 Pgh 9late Gle. Use l80 J80 18o
$500 Pgh Mt Shasta 20 42a ga fT2a
13o Salt Crk tCous. IL ii IN al
100 Tidal osage >. 11.a 1th 114s lin
10 WsstEhse AB. 81 iaT 'oT g9
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
rHE hgcK@Ys rlpE l.1,ys eoAlp ANy
INpIkNA prpE LINE COMPANY

New Yorks November H. 1922
4 special dividend Ok $40 o9 per share has
been declared On the Capital Stock Of this
stockhoiaers of record al tie close Of bnsi.
nesa December 1, 1929.
j. r. FAST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

Southern Spot Markets Galveston steady.
40 points higher at 25.ebo; sales 2, los
bales. Naw Orleans qulet. unchanged at
26. 50c; BALES go bales. Mobile nominal,
unchanged at 25c; sales nh. Savannah
steady, 40 points higher at 25,s soo; sales
316 bales Norfolk steady. 30 points higher
at Is. G3c; sRjes. i43 bales Augusta steady,
2b points higher at %. 2sc; salea So bales.
Memphis steady. unchanged Mt 2575o;
sales 2,e60 bales, Houaton steady. SO points
higher at "a zoe; sales l,16l bales, Iittle,
Rock steady, upohanged at 25boo; sales
l,26o, bales. Dallas eteady, 20 points. high
er at "a. 95ci gales ESQ balea, montgomery
Arm. 26 points higher at 9Hc: sales MIL
Fort Worth steady, 40 points higher at
2kc: sales 600. bales. ..ots
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
PhiiadeIphfa
Bonds

sI,eoo Il & Peo ctf Is ss 6s So az
2ooo I,s Val Coal Us 90 Va 9sN asA e94,
5000 I.e Val Gen AZ, soh SON 803s sSI
lzooo Ph Elec LIST '6s SO 98ss as 99ss
3boeo do 6a $3.50. .104M l0a% 1o4 lo4
1000 Read gn sng as "a 81 8A S4
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

Bid, Asked,
Ad Rumely :. IL IA
AID Il sus-.i@ -
Aileg West. l00is -
All Am Cable. III 1la
Alt Realty, :. IL
Al Cilalm pr aAA e5
Anal Sugar :. al& -
Am Bnk Note rs 7f
Am Beet 8 pr 1874, T9
ABB 3 6s + ". ll6 III
a C & It pr. l23& l2S
Am Chicls pr "a.
Am Coal -. 6s -
Am Cot OIL pr 40 az
Am Drug ~. G On
Am II & L. pr es1A 69li
Am Linssed Or 80 IS
Am Loco pr. l2l i21A
Am Malt g. q II L
Am Metals pr.110M 112
Am Radia, pE, 119 i26
Am SIN pr A,lOlA lo2
Am SnuE .t33 LAO
do pr ..,,. ella leg
Am st Fy pr. l04 1851
a Sum T pr BZ1s 80
Am Tai g. C. 80 625.
a To pr. new, 1055 l08.
A W w z, pr. s5M. 50
am VIII pr. .. So II
Am Wool pr. 100 LII
Am VIZ Pa pc % "a,
Am Ari>or "a N "a
! do pr -. SO. te6t
Art Metals, .. ~ .l5l
Assets IA Co. 1 gslt1
At Bir & A.AyIis Is
.AG G. w l pE 1871 10.
Atlantic, Pat.s AZ 30 SO /,
Atlantic Ret, lace 1850.
do, pc ...s fiss,z 100
Atlas Powder. ia ISL
do pr ..... 90 fsl
Aus Nfeh pr SAG 80
Auto Sa4ss Go, Be- a.
do pr ~. .1S y IL.
Barnet .I@a. :. !. 10 S8
do pr As....:eS- 7-----
Batppilas NJ. :. H,to =
Bayuk Bros. ;. - 53
do pr ia lis
Beech Creek. -. SIN, "
Beechnut p pr.107
Beth Steel pr % =
l3r Emp st.. O.. ~1a
Brown sh pr SO Io0
Brunegick -. Ia 2
Buff Il & p. 82A II
do pr ..... a2 85
Bur g. sis. 50
do pr ..... 6i
Burns prior d, Il& =
Busf1 Term. :. 100
do pr So. ea 90
Bnttefick Co. IL l7s
Cal Pct Or. ai e2
Cal q Aris. u h2
Can Southern. 81 5s.
Carson Hill. :. - 8
Case J I pr. 80 So
Case FioW :. an 81
CertRintaees -. 80 ,4I1
+ Go, lst p~.5., - 95
c e. T. l pr 81 .55
G & n w pr. 120A I24
CSPM&0 or. .l025a l0ai
e G G C 8. l. 70 rs
N do pr $50. ~ %,
q 6 Pitts. 90 40
Ciuatt Pea pc 97&, l03,
&C & S lst pr 81 SO
do ID pr. "a co
Con Gas Bait - I10{
Cont Can pr. Ill
Crek Carpet. :. az SO
Deere Go pr. II rs
Det II 6 Sw. 81 -
Det Mack E. rs -
do pr 49,. 80 -
Det Tn RR- - 20
Diamond NJ. .i2o -
ID s: s. s. A.. S. A.
do pr ..... 4iS )
durham Hos. = ~
do pr 80. 7SA SO
Eset Kod pc. l08 =
Eikhpn G.. pr. sSN 80
EN- Brapt :. 5M 3
tlo 1T $50. az 80
Erie g. Pitts. 5sA
Fairbanks -. Z II
Fed Nj & s. g II.
do pr 80. % 81,
Fisher b. pr. r.I12 1t5
Castor WINS. Il !
Gen Baking. .12l $50
do pr .....lll
Gen Cigar pr. Io6N -
Giliiiand o pr - so
Hsck Wat =. II
DO Dr ....s as
Helmo G w. .i0a
do pr 49,. 1O7 =
III Central l l 70 70
do ps W i. liz lis
Indian Ref pY 8S -
Int .Agrlcul, :. ga 10
do, pr ...... 3l3s 32l
Int Combus, =. 22 22'
Int Paper pr. s5 lilo
Int Salt -. gS7s -
Iowa Central. sM 0
| FOL g. East. /. a5S SIS;
kCFs&M pr.. e7 81
KAyser tst pr. le2A 1o3
Kaliv Spr. mr. sOMa 90
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

Is S 8 pc pr e9ia i0l
Kelsey VIII pr. 100 los
Rsoa s. d NJ. 8 10
do pr ..... 90
kresBs pr ...l12 100
Aress & Co. 40 1870
do pr 100 100
I,igg & My. 1870, 2O2
do pr .,.~llS, I24
do IL ...... 1856 goo
Lima Loco pr.1l2
Lev B LIST pr. 19A 1I0
do 20 pr. HEX i25
Mackav Cos Ia 6sss 10
Maliineon pr. SO ps
Man Sugar pr,77 81
Man Shirt pr.1l0 I20
Mar ss IT Ry'.. Az, sA
do I'd pr. :. 233a %
Martin Parry. 25H. 20
Ajax Motor ct 1N 1H
do LIST pr ct i
do I'd pf Ct 1
Nay LIE st Dr.1IS I22
Mag Pet pr. e6 as11
Mich Central. 23G a45
MSP& $, 8 nj So 20
do Or ..,.. 81 so
| do lad lines. 6i SO
NJ x Sc t. :. o II
! do pr ..... y ID
Mont Pow pr.Il0s$ -
iMonts. Ss Es. 17lh so
Mullins BY III - %
Mash Motor pr.l0S. ITO
jSash IL Chat. lis l2S
IN G q S pr 100tA 1921
LAY Il & s. pr a3 1e2,
lNat Lead pr. ll2M la
MIR NJ lst pr SIS, 8
N Y G G., 8 l. 81 SO.
l do let pr. IS I0l
do I'd nr, :. 81 81
N Z Dock pr 40 SO
n \ Harlem .109,
IN Y j. & W 90 i02
lN Z ShiDbldg. 1914 l5
i N Falls pGt pr.I07
Norf' 81 w pgy rs SIS
North An, pr. 444a A5A
Nor Cent -. II
S,innally 80. 10% IL
Ohio Body :. 55b 6jk
Ohio Fuel E. 674h 5s
Ont Silver ;. btA Gis
Orph Circ pr - 921a
Otls Eleva pr. 100 lo2
Otis stesl pr 40 so
Owens Bot pr. l0sl5
faclha Coest. 10 Is
DO lst, pr. =. IS u
do I'd Rr. lg 30
Pacific Mall. . IL is
Fac Tel & Z. 55 20
7 Z g. II pr. 62tb. g01s
Penney ] G. pr. l00la 1G1.
Pere Mar pr, 05 go
Fhil Jones' pr 9l 50
p L " & C.I25
! do pr ,,a..I3e l40%
Pltts Steel pr 91ta "a
Post Cor pr. I'LL liz
Pr 81 Car pr, Iee l03
Rvs Sec 80. GO 72h
~ 81 snr pr.l17 Ii I201s
Reading Int VI 49M II
heis lst pr. :. rs 30
Rem T let ur. 100 l0a
de "a pr.., 70 80
IRe1s d sar. it71s 1241a
ReSn Toh -. so g5
tsears Roe pr. 1O71A 110M
Shat Ariz -. f1a SA
Sinclair OIL Or. 9S5a 9s%,
s. $ 9 s., / rr TS rs
3 p II Su Ok 81 30
Spicsr NJ pr. 80 %
Standard Mil. l27 ls0
do Rr ..... "a 81
Stern B 8 pr. So t65
Sup Steel pr 90
7 81 + Id tr. 295, $40
Tob Bred pr, los 100
| ITsL& w ct, b5 60
Trans s. W s 80 So
Twin City n T SIS 90
do rr ...., - Ga
Underwood T.1at. I4a
do pr .ll4 40
un psc pr. .78h, 77ii
I'm Tank .i10 III
10 pr 80. ..lO91a 10
I'M Cigar 81. ,lSO la0
do pr -. ia lis
I'm Ry In py. 2b1s 281
Y $ I Al pr. s8is 9aI
" - Tob ... 5SM 59s
/ do pr 100
V Raal LIST pr a55a ga4
Va Car, Ch pr S21S 8s
do u ...... IL 10
Va l G. & C 56 5Ti,
do es 80. el So
IVA. H 81. Il pr. - an
Wabash pr b l5ja 10.
West Rae Dr.. 671h a8
j lWeaRse NJ DE.. f3 -T6
slWillys o pr. 3Sas 80
Wilson Co pr 80 sT
WIS Central. Is 81
Woolworth pr. l26 127
AMP g. NJ pr A IS SO
81 do pr B. ~. G5 e71
Wright Aero. sM o.,
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Equipment Bonds

Call loans against ncceptances, 4
per cent,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Bonds

$4,000 a g w 5s -. 81 81 Sob 61
1000 Carson 7s -..... ss6ls 96M e8H gs1k
1000 Hood Rub Us. s9h 9siS 9s15 lssis
5oo9 INT Cement IS .d09 10g 1U9 I0g
sVVo 3000 SWiIa S. os -. 80 SO 95k is63a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Railroads
MaseeHameogIs

g g Ara Asr.s.. 50 30 ssA asM
se Se Am oi!... .9..... Is s
se Am Ensu p5 4. zGis f6M I6h T6M
'zs, zss m Tsl-... +.4I23 I2s fa2M .1225s
III Eastern Mxg..a.1s es 9M s%s
n AdisoIf $50. sI75s 40 rvs Its
Il Il g eElder .-s.t.s. ss M sh az
X Pray ..s.....5... IL 80 81 10
Hood aubber-- AZ 4s 4s As
~ ~ ilsl sLenaeat..s "a 34A 23M aSN
I y taIl Cot Mills ~ 2S % %
s. s. Int Cot Mills pf 81 81 81 81
~ ~ mt Erodaets.. ~ III TX Ia
g Libby :. -. T3 - IL
y. .J.eawse ), ~ 1s ~ 81, sgYa tSsss41isM
L 1 sssss s1ssesias,s, 81 s e sss e
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Cottnn STATISTICS

LiverDoOI CabIes--spot ooofIon. IN lImited
demand at 42 points, deoline;s.t sn1ddftpg,
l4s7d. Sales, 5,ooos American. 1000. I'm
ports, 10000. all Ameniear, cultures were
due 2AAa to ab ". points lower. they opened
steady at "a to 80 points decline and
closed steady at FL TO a3. points decline.
Closing: pecerfber. ,lAs2d; january.
1A18d; March, 13.97d; May i&.82d; July.
I8.81d;,- October, 12.8{d. Manchester:
Yarns. dull; cloths buyers. hold off,. The
II O'Clock bids cabled to Liverpool fol-.
lows: December. 25.44c; January, 25.3Tc:
March. g.s0n: MaN. 2b.t8c; July. aAS4e.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
.C0ttnnseed ON

There was q slightly easier tone to the
market for cottonsaed oil. with good
daal OF liquidation owing to the aotion of
whilo prices rallied from the lowest on
the, late recovery In tho cotton market,
final quotations, were to 8 points, net
lower. The census report indicating a
consumption of $4,000 barrels of refined
eli In October failed to have any notice.
able Influence on the market. although the
figures were larger than generally ax-
pected. Total sales for the day were a.
400 barrels.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
What Things Cost

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