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Newark post., 1922-11-15

Septic Tanks instead of Cesspools?
Down around the old station such a
radical and sweeping change is rum
ored to be the near future policy of
the local Board of Health. Let's hear
some more about it.
Newark post., 1922-11-15

Mill Greek Hundred, first and fore
most in Republican majorities, GER
tainly Balled things up. And follow
ing the philosophy of old Ebert
Hubbard, Explanations never explain.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Consolidated Steel,
Expoa.ss combination
viii Be I4iqs,isIa.eel
Decision Believed To BE
Result of Mergers of In
dependents; Corporation
May Be Reorganized

Directors havc decided 10 liquidate
the affairs of the Consolidated Steel
Corporation, which was incorporated on
January 2, 1915, to act as the export
representative OF the leading independ-
cnt steel companies. The company has
aa extensive suite of Offices on the
seventeenth floor Of the new Cunard
building at 2S Broadway.
* The detcrgn ination Of the board to
wind up the affairs of the export con-
cern is believed to be due mainly to
the two big mergers involving on the
one hand the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ticn and the I.ackawanna Steel Conn
pany, and on the other. the censollda-
ton affecting the Republic Iron 4
Steel Company, the Midvaie Steel a.
Ordnance Company and the Inland
steel Company. All five companies are
now members With official anounce-
ment Of the liquidation of the agency's
affairs still lacking it was limited yes
ferday that the present company may
Z be feorganized to include number of
steel companies not included in the
two mergers.
fn addition to the companies men
toned the members of the Consolidated
Steel Corporation are the Brier Hill
,>t&ef company LuheHS sSitsl GVUpaH$s
Sharon Steel Hoop Company, TrnmbuU
Steel Companys Whitaker Giessner
Company, Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Company, Railway Steel Spring COM
pany, Standard Steel Works Company
and the Edgewater Steel Company. The
authorized capital stock is $4,000 900.
Opinion expressed in steel trade
circles was that the liquidation, al
though now determined upon. will not
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Financial Items

The Exchange Buffet 0,or.sov.stA
nSunces that y viii Tedeen IN ne fIs, -
10 next 81 of its outstanding 4 81 sssi ~
serial gold notes sesies G 70 / in.esrs esrs
fexceptins $4,000 face sfnsu,. ~ ts.issssss
Ing October is. 1922 azere~s.s.as w Agsss5 VS.
principal sum of f289 zoe, 81 80 to
Of ~ per cent Of the fare srsn9sss 9sss'asaie se
eccr'sed interest % The date az sss,..lss ~
the Mechanics and Metals Bank ''as q
The Bank Of Americas has kxs.
mated 10 act as transfer agent ~ ossss
Urisad European Investors, Ltd Ns
The Empire Trust Company 49,.
appointed trustee for ar Issr54 ~ !. go
states stores caroorssion shres.s.!.a .asisl
per cent convertible gold notes. y
The United states Hertgsgs snx -.
Company announced yesterday ihss aasE assE
cago 3 Eastern Illinois genesaf sy a.,,s 20.
6"fnitive bonds are now resav r.. sss
livery in exchange for the ts,sn.. ,sp =,
bonds. Apefsfg
The United States Morteszs srs r..
comparv has been snroinfe4 t,... 70
agent of the voting trust cerfias.sss..1s
capital stock Of the ArehbsId ss ssss.at 4
Coal Company. Inc. I
Theodore e. Steers formerly ~ IL.
& Co, is now connected with ,s. 3;
department Of Watson a. White wa
Percy II. Johnston, prssident 4, =.
Chemical National Bank. has ~ ~
efscted g9enb2r OF ihe bnerd ~
rectors of the New York Life tass,,sas'.. ~, =.
Company. sa's
According TO a statement os = n -
Bots. president of this Westsru rs.,.,a -
Company. a substantial majority tsSa,,s & fsss
coTnDanys 7 per cent bonds Hsss - 80
presented for conversion sTts tn ,-ssA ysssA
red stock OF fhe company. Ths 49,
have been called for rederap,loa a, s'ses -
tober / at in2. and any outssansstns e.s "
ternber ~, 1922, will not fh4vesN., 81 y
eligible for conversion into stert -, ~
Will De pail. -
The report OF the American pow.~ -,
Light Company showed july srsss -. 81
ings OF ;f.9sf.2is. an incresss q sss ~
over the corresponding period ~ ''t:sa' ~,
The net earnings were s716 ssk -. -
creaoe Of s9s.sSt over tuIy. 1881 Tss c.
twelve months ended Juiy ~ ,n,,.As 2,
grogs earnings of se5.6Ts $40 ar sna.,.s. -
of s2s7.2ss over the corresponding -a:s.s ~,
Of the preyiops year. The net esysas-. 49,.
were $40. a.357.7s1 an Increase 81 si ~ ~ 8
over the twelve months ended 5ugg =
1921. s y
The New York Trust Company en r,,,.
day shipped $500 900 in go,s 81,
F@rada, The gold was corsiRnsd ~ a.
Canadian Bank OF Comnercs AT Ean,,ss, "a
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Convention Registers Disap-
proval of New Wool Tariff !;
Voiland Elected President;
Exposition Business Good

Passage Of resolution placing the
National Association Of Retail
Clothiers on record MS ''unalterably OPP
posed to legislation Of any character
whatever which will increase the cost
of clothing to the consumer" and the
election of officers for the ensuing
year were the features at the closing
session yesterday of the associations 3
ninth annual convention and mercfaii-
disc exhibit in Madison Square Garden.
The resolution was the official express
sion Of disapproval on the part of the
clothiers of the rate on wool in the
new tariff bill
Fred Voiland, Of Topeka, Kan, was
elected president of the association.
Vice presidents elected were Sol
Schloss, Indianapolis; H. r. King,
Seattle, Wash; Dave Halle, Memphis,
Tenn; George Salberg, Poughkeepsic.
n. Y; Julius G. Morse, Boston. and
Simon. of Chicago, was elected treas
urer and Colonel Fred Levy, of Louis
Vile, KY. chairman of the executive
committee.
Other resolutions adopted by the
convention opposed the practice oi
some manufacturers and wholesalers
of mems clothing and accessories who,
although not conducting separate re-
tail establishments, sell directly -
the public, and advocated the adoption
of the following regular terms and
discounts: For fall Suits, November /,
and 10 per cent off; overcoats, Decem-
Der /, z and 10 off and 8 and 10 off for
cash. For spring-Two ana three
piece woolen suits, overcoats and rain
coats, May /, Z and 10 and and 10
off for cash. Summer clothing, June l,
and 10 and and 10 off for cash;
furnishing goods, and 10 off and 50
extra; hats and caps, and 10, 60
extra, and straw hats, June i, and
10 off
At the morning session the retailers
discussed ways and means to obviatc
transportation delays, which, it is felt,
will appear this fall.
1t was estimated yesterday that the
total attendance Mt the style show and
merchandise exposition in Madison
Square Garden ranged between 10000
and 100000 for the five days. Exhibit
ors reported some good sales yester-
day One manufacturer of work cloth
ing booked 100 orders during the ex-
position and several manufacturers
of shirts and other furnishing goods
reported business above their expec-
tations.
Decision on the place for the next
convention rests with the executive.
committee and will be made at later
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY i.
Snfira of SnecInI Efnc sclinldefs' EeftEz]


NOTICE ss1SRis IS HEREBY x GfVES WI tsat Sc.
cial Meeting OF the Stockholders or ~
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company ~ ~
been called by the Board OF Directors q = sass Z
Company to be held at the principal ones W. y
the COMPANY in the City Of KicSm,oase: sa,,ss. ssa.
Der, 1922. at 1l:oo O'Clock !, d.. fss 'as
following purposes: ,-o
posai 20 increase the Co1iPAnye ckS'ssss /.
stock by the addition thereto o. stack y =
the par amount Of $50. .ooees0ss sss % pss a.
Ssns of soo $4,000 sseS % Is make tie
authorized par amount OF suea ssRisss g sss
stork s1sS. 600 eoe. consisting Of sssvssss ss,ss
shares of Shs ps. value q siog u ss seea cf s sSs
class or cias with such desikns 49,. .sls
preferences and voting powers, os tss'iSs ssx
tons or qualifications thereot, -
stockholders at said meeting shall .as sss
termine or authorizes; and spscinsrsasszs. sss
without limiting the generality ,.r,z q sas 4
proposal that the additional capitsi l,ssss sssJS
be In the first Instance Eressrrsa s1ssr' ,ass
sno ss ~ mat ths same. & Or any .ssss aaees,
tbf To authorize the Board of Lile.sssss Lis -
of the Company from time 10 t,s,sa, t,sls Al n
Issue Issue ana to dispose OF .,cs scsn BSsra NAY
IN the exercise OF its ta"les assN'
determine ...s.A
(c1 TO ratlfy ana confirm such asi.s,sa is,a
theretofore taken or authorised ey ss,S eS
Board IN. anticipation OF spcn seses~x sssx 10
the stockholders, as may lie sbpH,'.ss. nx
the meeting, and 90 take sucn olns, oalnas,,..ssss 5
further action In the premises Iis m ~ n
the authorization uS sny neressagt. "a
spproprsats amendment aFoen9susssssss - E |.
the charter OF she Company. az tse .ssse: ssSs.s
and -,
CD For the transaction OF sscn sss-o essh stsx
business as may properly come ps'etS
meeting. s.os
Far the purpose OF the meeting sne Z sss sa
transfer hooks VIII be closed n ss.ex
sriday. September l. 1ssS. and remaln, - s.s1 m
ts2s
81 Order o. tAs Roara of Dssssfesss,s
A. TREvvETr SscrssH.s-,-s -s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
b usin E ss N 6 " 3
Mems Clothing Retailers
Opposed to Price Advances
Sees Increased
Lumber Demand

Increased demand for ell wood
products is predicted in this weeks
review of the market by Lumber"
indications of an expected in
crease in the demand for all wood
products following a settlement of
the railroad shop crafts strike Is
seen by the manufacturers of hard
wood in the large number of in
quiries reaching them from indus
trial consuming centers in all Sec
tions of the country says the re-
view "In consequence of an in
creasing demand, badly broken
stocks in the hands of many manu-
facturers, and an insufficient car
supply, prices on practically all items
of hardwgods are exceptionally firm
and advancing in some instances"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

In letter to stockbolde,. .,''
Gulf Oil Corporation of Nav :. y
w. Z. Mellon, presideae 81 i ss'ss5
Guif Oil Corporation Of pssrs,., .s neg
states that holders Of mos osssyslgaAls X
per cent Of the old stock. hsys 'ssn s.ls. = !
70 exchange their stock for ss ssgfasd
stock OF the new company II 81 tat
Of one share Of New Jersae ns .,'s fats
stock for twelve Of the Pennsn,' nssun',''pst9
company's stock. yssaess
The new compsHy has an as.,s
capital Of sl20,000 900. cons;s.;',s'' leo os'ssl
100000 shares. The exchsnsa.h h,ss.hs 2.
is equivalent to 200 per essss s . sRs'
dividend on the presens stock '.sts S
letter of Mr.. Mellon states. s'sA' III
Eve are advised that n.aas
present Federal laws no fars,.1. al ~ y
come is held 70 accrue TO ths ~ Y
holder making the exchange Of skss.a. .nsIs,
Gulf Oil shares on the c,s,% sssses' =
change yesterday sold fgom ! e
900 to a high Of $40. 'vN q
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Harding AsIss Money
For Refunds on Taxes

WASHINGTON, Sept l5.-~ Presi-
dent Harding asked Congress TO-
day for y special appropriation Of
sa2.s3o.o0o fer refund of taxes IL
legally collected during the fiscal
year ended June 80 Inst, including
payment Of claims aecruiag prior to
July /, 1920.
The bulk Of the refund Is for In
come tax erroneously paid. The
Treasury reported that the daily
average Of claims, based on the
allowance from September 4 to
september Is, was $3i5.47.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

be finally effective until December 81
1923, the time at which the present
contract under which the corporation
was formed expires.
The officers are E. A. s. Clarke, pres.
ident, who was formerly head of the
Lackawanna Steel Company; T. pur,
nell, vice-p president; A. Van Wrinkle
secretary; Marc M. Michael, treasurer;
c. L. Hayes, Comptroller, and William
Heyman, traffic manager. Directors in
clude James A. Campbell, J. B. Ken
nedey, Mr.. Clarke, John Al. Topping
A. C. Dinkey, w. Ii. Abbott, E, u
Grace, A. F. Huston, Severn P. Ker
G. F. Down@and Jonathan Warner.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Urges Argentine Congress
To Act on American Loan

BUEEOS AYRES, Sept. To-. presi-
Congress rcainding II that the contract
with the American banking syndicate
for a loan of g200,00G,G00 was for q
term Of fifteen days and would expire
on September "a.
The President asked immediate con-
ssderation of the matter 50 that the
government might accert or decline the
o#er, as it would have d lamentable eff
feet on the reputation of the country
and its prestige in the worlds financial
markets If the itime limit should expire
without response being dispatched TO
the bankers
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Wool Market Brisker

BOSTON, Sept. 15,-"The CONNER
cial Bulletin" Of Boston, tomorrow
will say of the wool market:
The market is brisker and prices are
firmer in the wool market, manufac-
turers showing marked interest In
wool as compared with previous weeks.
Ihe settlement of the strikes through
out the country and the imminence Of
the passage Of the tariff bill, with the
wool tariff practically discounted, Nave
stabilized sentiment in the market 10
very noticeable extent. Higher
prices on goods in the near future, in
view of the condition of the raw ma
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Rock Isfgsssi Bonds

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.--The Chi
cagos Rock Island h Pacific Railroad
applied to-day to the Interstate Com
merce Commission for authority to sell
first and refunding 4 per cent gold
bonds in the amount of $2,095. .0e0 at 8b
and interest, the proceeds to be used
for general corporate purposes.
The, commission authorized the Chi.
cago, indianapolis e. Louisville Railway
Company to assume obligation with re-
spect to S725,000 of equipment trust
certifsates to be issued by the New
York Trust Company in connection with
the procurement Of additional equip
meYt
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Diamond Match Calls Meeting
To Vote ON Capital Increase.

The Diamond Match Company has
called special meeting of stock
holders for October 20 to vote ON a
plan for increasing the authorized
amountcf capital stock from $4,000
900 to s25,0oo,ooo There is now out
standing $16,96b,o00, and the proposed
incrense will make m additional $s,-
034, 900 available for corporate pur-
poses. Part is needed for possible
conversion Of debentures, while part
may be offered from time 80 time.
For the six months ended June 80.
1922, the company repcfted net earn
ings of $935,9l4, after all charges and
Federal taxes, equivalent to 1851 a
share earned On the stock. The bal
ance sheet showed s2,167,229 cash on
hand June 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
PAcIrIo olL coMrANY
f65 Broa dway. New York.

f65 Broadway, New York: C;.@
June ts, 1ssS& :sS.-s
The Arnnal Meeting Of the s,ackssses ssss5s ess5
Of the Pacific Oil company VIII ee tis, r
ct the princfpal office Of the cnsNe s fssf9
OF Wilmington. County Of New csstAs,s = sfsSe :. .Se
ware, on Tnessfax. Dctober = tssz, -. - III.
O'Clock r. Al. standard time Tor ssts
lowing purposes. viz. sssrs
], To ei#es three Directors tqf s.ss ~ 81
Of three wears 10 succeed the Dtrseset@ S.
the SeeoEd Class ..-sr.ess
To fransaet all such ather bvs,n'ssss bv.e'rs
az may legally couts before the s'iSs ss.s Il
fneluafng the approval and ratiac*ssa LA
Of the Executive COMMITTEES since sAe ,sss. sas.
meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS os fpis
poratlcn. ne
For the purpose OF the MsetfAesSs,s III
books for tho traEsfer cf stock rSsss.sy3~
closed 1T e'csocx 2. NJ Tuesday sssit s sst 81
Aer 10. 1872, sna Will Ae reopspfa @9asx'
o'cspck A. AZ. Wednesday. Qctehsf :. +5Z
By order Of the Hoard ef pirsefcoII {. ~ &
HUGH NELL HseFssssss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

style merinos, per cent higher;
Bradford style merinos. 75a per cent
higher; fine crossbreds, 10 per cent
higher; Capea. s per cent higher. Me,
dunn and low crossbred prices were
firm. During the series just closed
Yorkshire was the chief buyer of s4s
to 66s, with the Continent taking main.
iy 70s and upward. Germany bought
good merinos and low and medium
crossbred pieces. France and Belgium
took good merinos in all quantities OF
fleece, while Switzerland bought only
superior merinos. America did little
buying.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Failures Show Slight Increase

FAILURES this week, while larger in
number than last week, which had one
holiday, were about on par with
those of the same week last year.
Bradstreet's reports 336 failures for
che week ended September IA, com
pared to $50 last week and 338 in the
Like week q year ago. Z. G. Dun &
Co. place this weeks failures at 333.
compared to 329 the week before and
3S8 in the same week last year In
creases in the Southern and Pacific
sections were larger than the declines
registered in the East and North, it is
reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Producers & Refincrs Makes
Record ON g Months Net

The Producers and Refiners' Corpo-
ration for the six months ended June
80, 1922, reports ret operating reve-
nues. of $f,e14.747. After deducting
all charges. including interest, depre-
cfafion depletion, taxes. etc. and after
preferred dividends, the surplus avail
able for the common stock was Sl,r
l18 309. 80
This Is at an annual rate Of about ~
per cent on the outstanding common
stock and is the largest six months net
In the history Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets yes
terday continued firm. Demand for
fresh funds to carry on expanding bust
ness is showing steady increase.
Offerings of commercial paper are be-
coming larger. Discount rates remain
at 4A to Az per cent. Bankers ac-
ceptance rates were advanced slightly
again yesterday.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

interest new issue Of ss,l50.0Uo New
York, Chicago q St Louis Railroad
per cent equipment trust certificates,
maturing 1924-i93T, and to be issued
under the philadelphia plan.
Public offering Will be made shortly
Of an issue Of s8,0ab,00o City Of Chit
cago 4 per cent bonds, due is2a-1eat
by d syndicate headed by HornbIower
s Weeks and including Taylor. Ewars
a Go. This groups bid. the second
highest, was accepted because of dis
satisfaction with conditions attached
to the highest bid by n group including
the Continental and Commercial Trust
and Savings Bank, of Chicago The
latter group was reported erroneously
on Thursday to have received the
award.
G. w. McNear & Co. are Offering, 10
yield more than 4.50 per cent, 100000
Of III Paso County. Tex, Az per cent
bonds, due in 1866.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
New York Metal Market

Tin was easy, with Straits quoted at
3I.95032.50c; Straits shipments,
31.871a 032.35c; standard, 31.75MS2 2oc
and 50 per cent. 31.500a32.12shc. Cop
per, quiet; standard spot, September
and October, 13.37h@l3.75c, and cleo
trolytic spot, September and October,
1s.62MM14c. Lead, firm; New York
SPOT. &c bid, and East ST. Louis spot,
b.T0c bid Zinc. firm: New York spot,
8.80c and East st. Louis spot, 6.40c bid
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
T,ondon Metal Market

LONDON. Sept. 15 Standard cop
per, spot, 500 IS; futures, s63 12s sd.
Electrolytic, spot. Ell los; futures, III
15s. Tin. spot, st59 5s; futures floo
Is Sd. Lead. spot, s24 2s 60: =
fures Gao 17s Cd
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Dividends


The board Of directors of the United
Verde Extension Mining Company yes
tcrday declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 25 cents share on COM
mon stock and an extra dividend Of
Is cents q share on the common stock.
Both are payable November TO stock
holders Of record October 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Chalmers Motor Corporation
Successor to Chalmers Motor Company
First Mortgage Six Per Cent
Five Year Gold Notes.
To Holders of

o Holders or
Certificates of Deposit of The New
YORK. trust Company, issued under the
Protective Agreement dated April 3,
1922, for notes above described:
Undeposited notes of said issue:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
Committee acting under the above Protective Agree
ment have prepared and adopted Plan ard Agreement
OF Readjustment with respect of the above
and have filed copy thereof with The New York Trust
Company, the Depositary named in said Protective
Agreement.
Holders of the above Certificates of Deposit shall con-
clusvey and finally be deemed to have assented said
Plan and Agreement of Readjustment unless within
twenty 2O days after September 5 1922 the date of the
first publication of this notice they shall withdraw the
notes represented by their certificates from the above
Protective Agreement in accordance with the provisions
thereof, by surrendering to the Depostary their
tlcates properly assigned in blank and paying to the
Depostary at the time of such surrender the fixed
by the Committee as proportion of the compensa-
tion expenses, advances and obligations of the Com
Inlttee to the date of such withdrawal.
Holders of fundepostednotes said issue may become
parties to said Plan and Agreement by deposng their
notes. with the coupons payable April 1922 and Oc-
tober /, 1922 with The New York Trust Company, No
100 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan New York City,
the Depository under said Plan and Agreement Read
lustment. before October S. 1922. Notes reg
form before deposit For all such deposits transferable
Certificates of Depostw be issued by the Depostary
Holders OF undeposited notes above described who do
not deposit shall have right share in the benefits
OF the Plan and Agreement of Readjustment.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement of REIMBURSEMENT
and of the letter of the Committee ACCOMPANYING the
same may be obtained from the Depository.
Dated, September ID 1922
Alfred A. Cook, Counsel, M. N. Buckner, Chairman,
b. c. Curtis, Secretary, Morson r S,arn
100 Broadway New York Committee
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
Dcpositary
100 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
To holders of
Certifieates of deposit issued under Chalmers Motor
Company First Mortgage Six Per Cent Five Year Gold
Notes Protective Agreement dated April 3, 1922;

Undepoaited Of said issue:
The following offer is made by Maxwell Motor Corpo-
ration upon the terms and conditions set forth
Provided the Plan and Agreement Readustment dated
august 81 sSs with respect to the of the above
shall have been declared
November a. 1922 and the time declaration there shall
have been deposited under said Plan Agreement less than
91o IN principal amount of the entire notes. holders
ana agreement OF eadustment the period thirty
days next ensuing after the publication of the notice dcr
ing sad Pan and Agreement be operative the
TO Central Union Trust New York ut its Office 20
broadway New York City, held by said Trus Company
for and to be by delivered to- Maxwell Motor Corporation
under the terms Of this offer Receipts said Company
VI" De issued Tor all certificates of deposit
For all certificates OF deposit surrendered Maxwell Motor
ter the expiration of said thirty day period earlier in
any event than October 5 1929 said Company For de-
and payment to the holders its said receipts certificates
for Class stock and Glass stock of Maxwell Motor Corners
ton and cash at the following rates:
For each $1,000 principal amount Of said notes o Chalmers
oor company with of April October 1899
represented by such surrendered
lass stock 10 shares Of Class and cash Non
rearing scrip cehcates will be delivered for fractional
interests in a share of stock
agreements hare been made behalf Of The h of ceyt
ces deposit for 81 amount of said notes
Moof Company ioterey sch holders aual Of e Offer
At the option Of the other holders Of such certificates Of de-
po expressed IN writing and fled with Company at
ne time Oh the surrender ofsuch
.ney VIII be entitled to the
Maxwell Motor Corporation would deliverable cash
u said stock at the rate of $500 in cash. in lien
shares Of Cas stock and 10 shares stock otherwise
deliverable with principal amount Of NOES
represented by said certificates. s ~
Dated September IA, 1929
maxwell Moron CoRpoRArIoN
BY WM Roar. W1Isos
President
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange IN which ther.
we're no transactions yesterday: