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New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
rur sTcuTsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE ATCBIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice of Redemption of E9u,prnent Gold
Mates, Series of 1924, 1925, 1926. 1927, 1928,
re-, 1880, 1881. 1882. 1888, 1884 and 1888
4 fhe aggregste principal amount of Five
mnFicn eight hundred and eighty Tour
iaousand eight hundred dollars $500 tso;ssa.
ssreemeat detea January 10. 1920; between
Walker ID. Hines, Director General of Rail
.aads, The Atchison.. Topeka. a. santa re
railway Company and Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York, as trustee.
Notice is hereby given TO the holaers OF
tsas 1927. 1e2S 1929. 1880. 1881, 1922,
1888 1894 and 1885, issued under Equip~
msnt Trust Agreement dated January 10.
$50 between walker u. Hires. Director
tsAnsrsi of Railroads, The Atohison,
.fspeka and santa Fe Railway Company
and Guaranty Trust Company or New YORK.
a. Trustee that The Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company pursuant TO
no terms aud provisions OF the said Notes
and OF the above mentioned Equlpneht
trust Agreement has elected to pay and
ssseers on January 10. 1929 tthe next
sssni-annual interest date), az tho ONCE
= the Guaranty Trust Company of New
york No I4o Broadway, in the Borough
~ Manhattan. City and state of New York,
-rrpatee under said Equipment Trust Agree
mart, all Of said Eauipment COLD Notes
series OF 1894 1928. 1926. 1897. 1928, 1928.
1880 1881. 9$2, 1888, 1884 ant. 1893, issued
ander sald Equipment Trust Agreement. by
,syng the principal amount OF sad Notes
"a accrued interest to January s. 1928,
together vita a premium OF three (3) per
cent Of the principal
Ijpon presentation Of said Notes together
With the coupons maturing on said redernp-
ion date and all subsequent coupons at the
ssid Office OF said Trustee. for cancellation,
on or after January Is, 1923. the principal
amount OF said Notes. together with the
said accrued interest thereon TO January
rs. 1875 and said premium, will be paid
10 ths persons entitled to receive the same.
Under the terms of said Equipment Trust
Agreement interest upon all of said Notes
viii cease on January Is, 1929.
An Notes presented for REDEEM ption must
be negotiable in form ana be accompanied
ny properly executed ownership certificates
as required by the Federal Income Tax
Law ard Regul Nations.
Dated New York. New York. November
L 1872
FHE ATcHrsoN, TOPEKA 6 SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY
By L. c. DEAfINGs, Assistant Secretary.
80 tzH sad a E eftz f.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Country Produce
Wheat

Bntter-Receipts were 1928 packages.
5994s1ac; seconds 36h q 3Sc; lower grades,
35 a 36c; centralized cars. 80 score, AZ u dc
IS to al score, $7@ $50; unsaited, higher
than extras: 6lh 9521sc; extras. 90 score,
5o1a q sic; hrsts, 42949ho; seconds. 2$ "a %
sorage sSs ss aaorns hea
a5@45'sc; ars.s, .as@44c; seconds. $sis q
asc;, state dairy tuhs. finest, 47h q s%e;
sssS4 s 41e - ladies' adj, current t make, extras.
80 4 DS6c: frsts, 34a34hc; seconds, sac;
lower grades, $l@sshc;;. paehklngo stock,
lower grades. ESQ 31c.
Cheesc-Receipts were s,oss boxes. New
York state fats. June specials, 2SA @27c;
average run 26o; New York State fats,
q 26c; Wisconsin. double Daisies. 251a q
2Gc; single Daisies. 25la 426c; Young
Americas, 26i4 Ge26isc.
Eggs-Receip.s were 1865 cases. Fresh
hrsts. 52a5sc; nrsts A 4@Soc; seconds
32a 40c: lower grades, 22@ 30c; trade eggs
2502ac; diEties No !, 70 @27e' No. 2 and
dry, lsQ2sc; refrigerator. extra hrsts.
charges paid to expiring dates, 3oQa2c;
frsts. 27@2sc; seconds and poorer, ss@
whites, Pacific Coast. 32@42c: other West
crn. scgs5c;, refrigerator: oil immersion
Coast whites 42@47c; Western. brown and
mixed, 329s7c; fresh. New Jersey hem
merry whites, uncandled, extras $50 Sac;
nearby hennery whites, extras locally
candled, ezc; nearby and nearby Western
hennery whites, average extras, s0@ sec;
extra firsts. 7397Sc; firsts, $50 72c; near
by gathered whites, firsts to extra hrsts,
eGftc; under grades. 50Gp65c; puliets
eggs, 42@6ac; Pacific Coast whites. ex-
tras, 75 4s0c: extra flrsts, 70@ 72e; frsts.
654sSc: under grades. 66n63c; pullets,
4515bc; other Western and Southern,
gathered whites +sQs5c: New Jersey hen
merry browns. extra fancy. 7bq soc: other
nearby hennery browns, extras. 65 972c.
Potatoes-state. 1so pounds. s2.4o@
$3.50; $50 pounds, s1.15@s2. Jersey giants,
$40; Long Island. $50 pounds, $2.76q$3;
Is5 pounds. s2754$3; 100 pounds, $2.25;
vania. $50 pounds, S2.5o@$2.60; Virginia.
second crop, barrel, 81; Hweets. Jersey.
basket. S5c Q$1.12; Eastern Shore, barrel,
SO q G7lc: vans Virginia, barrel. 75c@S1.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
vanadium and Miami

Question: should appreciate greatly q
statement of the dividend record of Vana-
dium Common! and comparison of the
net earnings OF the company this year as
against the previous two or three years.
Also moro or less the same information
regarding Miani Copper. Can you en-
press any opinion as to the future of
these two2 Any other pertinent tnforfna-
ton on the subject Will be- appreciated
G.. b. f.
Answer-The dividend record Of
Vanadium Corporation of America 10
brief. An initial dividend of S1.50 was
paid April Is, 1920, and this rate was
maintained for two successive quar-
ters. January 10. 1921, the rate was
reduced to 81 and that was the last
payment to date. At the annual meet
ing of stockholders in September the
chairman, j. Leonard Replogle, was
quoted as saying that the companyg
business was showing constant I'm
provement. European business, how
ever, shows no gains it was said. Mian,i
Copper paid dividends in recent years
as follows: 1913, $3.50; 1919, $3.50:
1920, So; 1921, So, and SO far in 1892,
S1.50. The general outlook for tho
ompany has improved this year, it is
understood.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
December Cotton,
Up SIS a Bale ON
Ginning Figures
ALI Positions at New Highs
as Report Seems to Bear
Out Estimates of Crop
Under 10000, 900 Bales

The report of the Census Bureau.
showing s,139,s39 bales of cotton
einned to November /, was followed
by very active and excited advance in
the cotton market yesterday. AS .s3.s
per cent of the total crop was ginned
to November l last year, the figures
on ginning for this season evidently
led to a more general acceptance OF
crop estimates of under 10000 900
bales, and this was reflected in heavy
general buying, which was supposed
to include an increased demand for
both domestic and foreign trade ac-
count. AS n result prices made new
high records for the season on all de-
nverles, with December contracts SELL
ing up to 26.43 cents, or more than
80 bale above the closing quotation
OF Monday. That delivery closed at
2o.lo cents, with the general market
closing barely steady, at a net ad-
vance of from SO to s5 points.
While focal traders have been talking
q a crop OF possibly less than 1o.ooo,ooo bales
ana tne ginning figures were very closely
in line with forecasts it was claimed that
some some sections OF the trado. particularly
aotoau, haa been hoping that the gin
n'ng hgures would Justify a more opti.
comparatively little tiiat,ositIon to clair,
that the ginning to November this year
would represent any small percentage
OF tnat crop than that of last year how
ever, and the official figures seemed tc
carry more general conviction that previ-
GUS estimates pointing to yield Of unde,
rather than over 10000. 900 bales. South.
ern spot markets as offtcfaIly renorted
were generally SO to 100 points higher, WITH
mlddlins quotations ranging from 24.75c
up to 2sc, compared with 261sc, the
closing prices for December contracts In
New York. The local market for spot
cotton was steady and 80 points higher al
26.3cc. No sales were reported
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Foreign Bonds
Tel. & Tel. Net Increases

Total sales stocks. $4,000 shares.
Total sales bonds, sf,e94,060,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Mining
FINANCIAL
HENRY ]. LEAKE. Auctioneer
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
ORHAN III. MILLER e. RnN rri,1 ~.

STOCKS AT AUCTION
s,,ot:a aDhaaS III. MILLER g son will sell at
los%, at 1880 O'clock at the EYcbn.gS,
Salesroom Nos. ID and Is yesay Street n y
FOR Account of Whom 1t May Concern.
prefd. e"A W.
1870 shs. The Cuban-Dominican Sugar Co
common. -
165 shs. The Cuban Dominican sugar "a
prefd.
1870 shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
common.
le5 shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar ca
prefd.
1870 shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
common.
165 shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co
prafd.
1870 shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co
common.
a1aM shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar CO.
prefd.
AIS shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
common.
s2ia shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
prefd.
SS5 shs The Cuoan-Dominican Sugar Co
common
495 shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
prefG.
50fo sfs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co
common.
$50 shs. The Dominican Sugar Co
prefd.
$3.50 shs The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
common.
7s% shs The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
prefd.
7ssN shs The Dominican Sugar Co.
common.
AIN shs. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
prefd.
417M shs The Cuban Dominican sugar co.
common.
495 shs. The Cuban Dominican sugar Co.
prefd.
SOLO shs. The Cuban-pominican sugar 20.
common.
165 sns The Cuban Dominican sugar Co.
prefd,
1870 shs. The Cuban Dominican sugar 20
common.
sa5 shs. The CUBAN Dominican sugar 60
prefd.
$3.50 sls. The Cuban Dominican sugar 10
common.
1855 shs. Tho Cuban Dominican sugar ~.
prefd. ~,
167o shs. The Cuban poI''nieah sugar - -
common. r.
s25 SKIS The Cuban Dominican ssnsaF 70.
) sso sl'r si,s. The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
cpInEuon-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Shows Gain of S8O2,4 for
September

The Ieport Of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company for Sep
tember showed operating revenues of
S6.645, ,669, gain Of $S02,454 over Sep
tember, 1921. Balance after expenses
was $3,01s,o08, an increase of s561,3 800.
Operating income amounted TO S2,469,-
427, an increase of s3s6,633. The nine
months operating revenues totaled
S47,861,S78, gain of S4,S1s,426 over
the corresponding period of last year.
Balance after expenses was S25, $685. ,05T,
an increase of s3.177, ,467. Operating
income was s20,377,43l, an advance Of
$1,621 ,12e.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Days Neio Issues

The National City Company is oftsr
ing to-day all issue of S5,o00,e0 fins
mortgage sinking fund per cent gosC
bonds of the Camaguey Sugar Compary
(Compania Azucarera de Camaguey is
Al, Cuban corporation, at price D
I97h and interest, to yield shout 7s1
per cent. The bonds are dated octoBa,
Is, 1922, and are due October Is. 1899
minimum sinking fund commencing r.
1923 will provide for the retirement al
one-half of the entire Issue befose
maturity. The bonds ere redeemahic
in whole or in part at l05 O. any intist
est date or thirty days no iee. ~
George II. Burr G. Co. and the Lasey
Security Corporation are off rring at
par and interest new issue of 81 .000,-
900 Lake Independence Lumber Com
pany first (closed) mortgage ifteaa
year per cent sinking fund bonds5s
A. B. Leach G. Co.. Inc. are Offering
to yield 4.so per cent, new issue ktf
100000 Fergus County, Mont, 51z per
cent bonds, due 1892. NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
EsAANGIAI.
s .tv.yfss0S. TopEKA & SANTA TE
~ RaIs.vyAy COMPANY.

.s.s,ss os Redemption OF Equipment Gold
ssssA ..ris.ss ris.s,,.. an. :.na .ns, Jpn !, e.
= = I pYlncipai amount of Five natiiion
IN Suhdred and eigssfy~four thousand
buaared Solsars s5,sss, 10000 Is
saM nnder Eqaipm&rns & trust sassssnsnt
aS&f4as Dlrertn~ General OF Railroads.
s lst asIstson, Jeseisa and santn Fe Raii-
ffs IL. 2 gesa,sany ard Guaranty Trust Cem-
Wy ~ @rw York. as Trustee
pssns,ssa psns "a hereby Eivea te the holders or
s.ssIsraasif Geld Notss. series series ~. sE,..
zss'Wpas;f 50 " as;fs 'f1n, k, ~. M,
..eSs and .'p~. issued under Equip.
...S trust Agreement dated January L..
mtns ~ Sstwsan walker p. Htnes. Director
sssa sssa.,si Of Railroads.. The Atchison.
gsass gassa and Santa ZEE Railway Company
I'd guaranty Trust Gompany E.s OF New
lststs and santa F'e Railway pcompsny
ser..,snt te the terms and provisions OF
gssssssa notes and OF the above, mentioned
go - and redeem On January 10. lsas
= a.pss.xt ~ senls< annual interest date). at
lssS ,ssre Of Guaranty Trust Company Of
sss :sa.. s,sE sysfE. NO f4o broadway. in the Bor-
sysA gxs,stee under said Equipment Trust
~. .,ssrreat. ali Of said Eauspmsnt Gold
Sssss series D. ~, N,
sss.K'', IL, M O. and
nv naying the principal amount of
asss S.ntss and accrued interest to January
stt-tssass ~ together with premium OF three
Z, e ger per cent OF the PRINCIPAL
49, ~, ,rexsnt alton of said notes, together
Ep.ta Ep9t =, Sc,Inons maturing on said redemp-
~ 90 sata ana all subsequent coupons at the
tsVn s asssce a SAID Trustee, for cancellation.
sse ~ D's after January is. 1s2s, the principal
On ~ 4 0s said notes. together with the
snios.s 1s .-,,sa interest thereon to January
saia ,sss ana said premium. will be paid
10, Isss, s.-snns entitled 20 receive the same.
,e,ss~ ~ Inc terms OF said Equipment Trust
q noteN
= Y, csas sa on January is. 1929.
a Il. notes presented for redemption must
nfnnyatlsble In form and be accompanied
ssssarrepsYly - executed ownership certificates
2! s.snuired by the Federal income Tax
i.as and Resalattons;
'I dated. New York, New York. November
TysE ATcffIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
1y T. c, DEAiI&G. Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
I TUE Guarantee and trust company.

,aie Guarantee and Trust Company.
IS .'os,ce ~ is hereby given that special sneet4
sa,as " ms stockholders of the Title Guar
80 s.id ana Trust Company will be held az
RroaS.'aipa apSrIneipal Office Of the Company. at lT6
CIV way. IN the Borough of Manhattan.
seysh.1s = New New York, on the Goth sdsy Of Mo-
a. shs sSieet Of saia meeting Is 10 consjdor
t;sa ~ 5sspon the proposition TO Increase
s;sEAs s5,sIaa a5siaa-- stock Of The Company from
ssr eeftssstltg of 5000 shares Of the
sst,ns@ g 9I slg0 each. 10 $40. 0ep. 900 con
si9o @ p leey"se. sharea of the par value OF
tae ysss. essh and tp consider and vote upon
tses has Of the Board OF Trua.
esptai stock. - 'sss u such increased
uuaaaaEENEE uaaE a. kELaEY. President.
Me- syysACis yisACis ANDERSON, Secretary.
AsfAs SoysnbeT ssh. fg22.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
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Siti Fifth Ayenue. New York, N. Y.
REDEMPTION OF SERIAL NOTES


REDEMPTION OF SERIAL. NOTES
MATURING NOVEMBER 1. 1923.
The American Tobaceo Company hereby
gives notice that ft will redeem and pay, on
November 20, 1922, at the office of Guaranty
trust Company of New York. LAO Broadway,
Borough or Manhattan, City or New York.
all, 10 wit: $19,0o0.0oe at par OF its Series e
notes dated November /. 1913, maturing on
November / 1928, al par. with interest ao-
rtned from November /. 1929, 80 said NO
yenlber -. f99c (Interest coupon due No
ssnnbar l. 1922. will be paid presentation
on or after its ma turity). and with pre-
mum OF one per cent on the principal OF
said notes. This redemption is in accord
snee with the terms OF Article W. OF the
trust agreement Of November !. 1913, 10
which The American Tobacco Company was
party of the irst part and Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York Trustee was party
Of The second part, whereunder S2b, 900
At par Of 70 serial gold notes were issued.
Series a maturing November LIST. 1919;
Series 3 maturing November LIST, 1920:
S7ries maturing November 1st. 1921, and
Series u maturing November 1st. 1922 nay
ing already been paid; and this notice Is in
accordance with said Article.
Holders OF any said Series p of said
ferial gold notes maturing November l, 1873.
may present such on, at any time after.
November 90 1922, at the office of said
Guaranty Trust Company of New YORK,
AMI the said notes VIII be paid with ac-
erasd interest UP to November 2c, 1922, and
ifA premium of one per cent aforesaid;
saaA cease to draw interest ON said Novem-
oef !. 1922. and coupons for interest sub
seenem 10 that date shall be void.
-tE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
B. ]. u. w. HICKS. Treasurer,
'stocss u, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Prices Generally
Firm and Selling
Is Halted ON Curb
Pressure Meets With Resist
ance, bu, Trading Is
Quiet; Oils Hold Well.
and Motors Are Supported

Selling pressure met with more re-
distance on the curb market yesterday
and prices ruled generally firm. Oils
acted fairly we'll, while motors led the
!ndustrials.
Continental Motors gained fraction
and Hayes Wheel was up. National
Biscuit gained a point Arnold Con-
stable certificates sold above 22 Fidel-
ity-Phcnix advanced above 100.
Standard Oils moved within a mar
row range, moving slightly higher.
Southern States Oil was fairly active
and recovered an early loss OH more
favorable field Developments. New
England Fuel Oil fell back on renewed
profit taking.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
New York Metal Market

Tin was weak, with Straits ard
Straits shipments quoted at 36@37. .2stss
standard, 36.37hc, and 90 per ceHk,
3s.75c asked. Copper quiet; standatii
spot, November and December, 13.25G
iS.50c, and electrolytic spot, November
and December, 13.5o@13.s7hc. Lead
steady; New York spot, 7t3725c, ard
East st. Louis. spot, 6.sO@6soc. Zinc
steady; New York spot, 7.45c, ana EasT
81. Louis spot. 7.056D7.15c. ,t.s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
United states worsted

Question---I hold some United States
WoTsted Company preferred stock, which L
bought some years ago at par under.
stand the stock Is worth about 80 q share
at present. Would you advise selling
nation you may give will be very much
apprecisted.--A. ~.
AnsweT--Plans for reorganization
of the United States Worsted Conn
pany are under way. and as your hold
ings would realize little at present. 1t
would be we'll for you to await an
nouncement Of agreement as to 81 plan
before deciding what you will do.
Shares of this company sold at auction
at 81 recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Cotton Ciur,ipgs Again
.Sho,U Cain Over 1921

WASHINGTON, Nov 8. -C o tt II
ginned prior to November ] amounted
to S,139,s39 running bales, counting 143,-
0S6 round bales as half bales, and in
cludng 1895 bales of American Egyp-
tian and 3,G77 bales Of Sea Island, the
Census Bureau announced.
To November ] last year ginnings
were 6,646,354 running bales, counting
11O,981 round bales as half bales, and
including 1882 bales of American
Egyptian and 1876 bales Of Sea Island
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Estimate of Corn :"
Production Over
Fiye-Year Average
184, 4,24,0 Bushels Less
Than 1921 Output, How.
ever; Potato Yield Gains:
Crops Generally Larger

WASHINGTON, Nov. Preliminars
estimates Of crop production this yeas
Issued to-day by the Department Of
Agriculture show reduction Of 1884,
264,0oo bushels In the corn crop, cons
pared with last year. The 1922 csti4
mate. however. is 65,oo0,ooo more than
the 191e-fs2o average. The potato crop
was estimated at 33,9o5, 900 bushels,
or s7,0s2 more than last year. Tho
crops generally are larger this yeat
than they were last year. Preliminary
production estimates follow:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Worried Over Reaction

Quession---I recently bought several ssis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Company per cent
hrst and rsfunding bonds 1919. and CHI
cage y western Indiana 4 per cent sinking
sund 1863 bonds Since then they have
sard these bonds as safe Investment and
Answe7-The Missouri Pacific 6 per
cent bonds and Chicago g. Western
Indiana As have declined in recent
weeks, but their loss has not been out
OF proportion TO the general decline in
the bond market Even gilt edge
bonds. have reacted or points since
the close of the summer. The reac-
tion in the bonds you hold has moth
ing to do with their safety as invest
ments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Hutchinson Thrift Venture

ouestion-Chas. Z. Glasser & Co. Inc,
OF l1b Broadway, Now York City, have
Just opened branch office IN Syracuse.
Banks and others seem to know little
TO sell stock OF the Hutcninson Thrift
Corporation = which sells franchises to
operate stores. Can and will you report
to me as to the reputation of CHASER g.
inson Thrift Corporation7 Is 1t, pro-
motion OF is 1t operating and doing busi-
ness now7 Does 1t seem to be well Of
fcered and it's management seem good?
It's reported 10 have q 81 900, 900 capital. Is
this authorized or all paid up2 CHASER g.
and 50 plus s13. to clients here and
in some eighteen other cities, doubt
where they claim to have branch offices
What you may say | know will be broad
ana fair to all concerned and not biased
is the reason We write your paper.--
]. IT. W.
Answer--The Hutchinson Thrift Cor
poration appears to be All outgrowth
of the Hutchinson System, Inc, which
was formed with the idea of bringing
manufacturers and retailers closer to-
gether. The thrift corporations pro-
posal Of establishing q chain of stores
on the -and-carry basis is an am
bilious undertaking and one for which
there is plenty of competition. Shelley
B. Hutchinson, who appears to be the
leading spirit of the organization, was
associated with Thomas A. Sperry, OF
the Sperry g. Hutchinson Company, in
1.-THE green trading stamp business, but
retired from the firm in 1911. Under
the circumstances the stock must be re-
garded as highly speculative and un-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Hudson Motor Earnings

The report Of The Hudson Motor Car
Company for the quarter ended August
81, 1922, showed net income of
$3,656,2ls, after Federal taxes, or more
than SO share on the outstanding
capital stock. The income account for
the quarter showed profits of $4,183,-
327; reserve for Federal taxes, etc,
s527,109; net income, $3,656,218; diyi-
SO fl5h q71
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
New York State Rnns

DO ss H4.....-..,--.7...I02 le4 81
sNot listed on n, Y. stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures

OF / point, then sold 3 to 4 points lower on
realizing sales from those longs who
bought December at 3.57 to $50 and who
were disposed to take profits when that OPP
tion sold up to 3.74 Early in the after
noon there was q quick recovery when a
Cuban house started in to buy March.
short covering from scattered sources. The
market closed net unchanged to an ad-
vance of point. Sales were estimated at
$4,000 tons. The demand from shorts in
December may, it is thought send that
month to higher levels, but on advances
longs will probably take profits.
The range Of prices: Mon
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Purpose Not Clear

p +
Qestion--I would like to sell five or six
bonds. Which shall sell, or shall l hold
them and wait for rise In price7
have: Title Trust and Mortgage 5asi
Dutch East Indies es, 1852; New York
Central Is, 1891; New York Edison 61as,
1871; American Smelling 90. 1s4T: New
Tork Telephone es, 1871; Canadian North
ern Railroad 6Ms. 1886: Great Northern
Railroad Company 51ss, 1852; Oregon Short
Line 5s, le48; Pennsylvania Railroad SIS,
1895. and Brier Hin Steel s As. 1912. Hav-
ing had much good advice from you, 7
hope you Will answer again.
Answer-All your bonds are good in
vestments and we are not Just certain
what your purpose is in selling. II you
are in need Of funds it may be we'll
to borrow the money at bank on your
collateral. II you are considering a
sale with the idea of putting the pro-
ceeds in other securities, we must con-
fess we see no reason for such a
change.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

Weight Of grain per measure bushfl
was announced as follows: Wheat, 5gs7
pounds, compared with $40 last yss5
and 57S pounds, the ten-year average
Oats, SO pounds, compared with pe3
last year and $40. the ten-year average.
Barley, 49, pounds. compared with AZ i
last year and 4s.1, the ten-year average.
Stocks of old corn remaining on
farms November / are estimated st
f7s,6s7, 900 bushels. compared with as5.
76s,000 bushels year ago, and S9,13p =
600 bushels, the average of the PEE
ceding FIVE years.
The preliminary estimate of Coz a
productions by principal produclhe :,
states (in thousands of bushels) FOL-
tnys.