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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-06
Kronika Chicagoska.

ze aresztowani przyszli do Woo
da, ktory mial bye czlonkienl
kawy wielkoprzysiegsych ! pro,
ponowali mu najpierw $500 q
potcin $1,000, jeSli bedzie gioso--
wal "a uwolnieniem oskarzonegc
.O'Donnella. Swiadek Wood ka'
zas po takiej propozycji opuscit
natychmiast swoj dom areszto--
wanym. Lava przysieglych pc
wysluchaniu zezran wydala ak
oskarzeiiia przcciw. Doolanowi
Albrightowi.
Sedzia Scanlan, otwierajac ka-
dencje sedziow przysiegsych, od-
Iczytal sedziom prosbe prokura--
tori, by wybrano nova Lave
wielkoprzysiegiych dla spraw Ii
der6w robotniczych j oswald
cyl, ze wsasnie dla wyjasnienia
nieformalnosci zaszlych przy wy
daniu wyroku uniewinniajacego
|oskarzonych lideroW, zostali
'sedziowie powolani. Poprzednia
Lava przysiegiych ME potrafila
wykryc wszystkich naduzyc, kto'
ire wpiyneiy ma wydanie wyroku
uwalniajacego dlatego zostaia
rozwiazana, Jesli j ia obecnie
wybrana Lava wielkoprzysie-
.giych ME da odpowiednich rezul-
tatow, spotka ia los poprzedniel.
Zdaniem sadu ME moze nastapic
sluszne wydanie wyroku dopoki
wszystkie osoby WHINE ME 20
stang ukarane. Pomimo zeznah
.7e swiadkow, ktorzy oskarzali O
Donnella, wyrok uniewinniajacy
zostai wydany. To san1o dotyczy
i sprawy Quessego, Przeciwko
ktoremu 80 przeszio swiadkow
dostarczylo dowody obwinajace.
Dopoki wiec taxi stan konspira-
cyjny, ktory wpiywa ma uwol-
nienie. zbrodniarzy ME zostanie
usuniety, ME MONA ocze<iwae
,sprawiediiwosci Cd sadow. Zada-
MEM Lawy wielkoprzysiegfych
jest wykrycie wszystkich tych O
sobnikow, ktorzy dopuszczaja sic
caiego szeregu zbrodni, by ME
.dopuscic do sprawiedliwego wy
miaru sprawiedliwosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-06

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-06
HANDLARZE VODKA BEDA
DEPORTOWANI.

Waszyngton, s kwietnia. -
Wiekszoscia 222 gios6w pfzeciw
10 70 izba przyjesa wniosek, a
lSby wszystlxich obcolcrajowcow
zaimujacych sic nieprawneni han
dlowanieni wodSi j piwa, depor-
.towac. Wniosek ow nial slime po
.parcie iigi ,,suchych'.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

s5aT.5o; bbl., sf1n14; kumausts. Florfds.
quart 1oa1sc.; oranges, California. box.
si.T5ai0; Florida, se.25as: Porto rico sia3
grapefruit. Porto Rico. si.T5a1 80; Florida
s2aG; Satsurna. Alabama. half box. s1.55a3
tanserines. Florida. half box, 81. .5oa4; liner.
bbl.. S1ss lemons. California. box. s5ai2
pineapple, Porto Rico, crate, 81. .o0aG: Costa
Rica, f2 50af.0O; Cuban, ti.T6aS.p avocado
pears, Florida. crate, sa.f5; cssaba msion~,
si.55a2.75. ."
roTAT0Es-Jersey Giants. s1.<o: Green
Mountains. $50 lbs., si.25sl. 30; State. $50
and. is0 lbs. S2.15a8: 1876 lbs. s2s5a2. 30
150 lbs, s.. 25a2 so; Pennsylvania, $50 ib<
81 .25a2. so; 150 lbs. Sc: Virginia. bbi.. 81 og1
lao; sweetsS Jersey, basket. SOC. .z&f ~
Eastern Shore, bbl. sf.5oaf.Is; pe'ava-s
and Maryland. basket. AOa6Jc.
POULTRY. IfNE-f'owis, empress, f9a2sc.; (;
chickens 20acic.; turkeys 4os<5o.: ducks.
aoa22c. geese. 2ia22c.; pigeons, pair, 3os
35c.; guineas, pair, Tbc.
POULTRY. DEEssED-Chicisens. fresh
nearby, osss0c.; Western broiiers boxes
24a4Oc.; hbls.. 2ca2Sc.; fryers, boxes, ga
sic; bbls., 2Oa25c.; Western roastery, boxs.
e4a3Jc. bbls.. 23asic.: fowls. fresh West
ern. boxes. i6a3sc. bhis., iIs2sc.: ICED.
fresh. Maryland and Virginia. no. I. Ga
Soc; Western no. 4. 50aJ5c.. old, SSa45c
ducks. Long Island. frozen. SOC: Western.
fresh. 2Oa30c. geese. Western. fresh, ~
2ec Maryland. 2la30c. SQUADS, white. ~
s4aiO; dark. s. 50aB; guineas, psir, siAiW
rabbits, cottontaiis. pair iSs55c.; 49,
pair. siai.cJ. u -
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
PRODUCE AND POULTRY.

BEANs-Afarrow, choice domestic. 100 lbs,
xfO pea, ia22. s1.75aS: pea. Rumania. =,
medium, Rumania. $3.50; small white Ca,- a,
fornia ~ 5Oa..T5; Lady washington. Csn-
fornia. ST 5oa7.75: red kidney. 1929, xsas 20 +;
white kidney, Sifa1i.50; black turtle SOUP
81 5oas yellow eve, SIS; lima, california'
iec2. ss.7bas.s5.
BJJTTEV-C,camery higher than cItras,
III. J3ia5Ic, extras. 81 score, s5c; firsts,
s3a5sc.: seconds. s0isa4iisc.: lower graaes,
3sisa3aiIc.: centralized cars. 30 score, 4s,S
4ec ss score 5s,ss',. .osial,ssc isel sOU vn.stcd,
higher than extras, 55ab5c.; extras. W score,
54a34,,c: firsts, 46a53c.; SECONDS, 4Sas+c, !
lower grades. foa42c; heid cresipss sips,s Asiss
acc. seconds, 40afiisc.; state; uair tuos rn, :.
finest. 5oisa52ikc.. good 20 prime, soeovc. ,
common 70 fair. S.sloc.i s.. Isoies sss;sisc F:
seconds. 35,ac.: lower grades, 34a5sc: PACK
Ing stock current make. No. ]. a0izc'' 40
.. 34isc. lower grades, SOa34c.
CHEEsE-New York state flats June ts,isp spe.
New York state flats. fresh specials, ...ta
oslo: average run. 2ta2ti.c.i Mlsco.slh'
double daisies, etisa2sc.; single daisies'f fsc' :
young Americas, 2sa2sAc.
EGGs---Tresh gathered extras, dos;. S2a
eac.; extra firsts, BIe8oc; firsts, J3acdc.
seconds, isa5ic. fresh ana held. lower
grades, cGainc.; trade eggs. 2saS0c.; dirtles.
No. 4, 2Sa2ec. no. and poorer, 2-a-'c. /;
checks. poor TO choice. dry. 20a2fc.; retrig-
orator. extra flrsts. charges paid 20 expiring
dates. 32a33c.; firsts, 2pa3ic seconds and
poorer, oSa2sikc.: checks, local Gambling,
9oa22c.; refrigerator whites, nearby, 32a4.c.
Pacific coast. 32a45c.: other Western. 3Oa
36c; refrigerator. oil immersion process.
nea rby whites, 42a55c.; Pacific coast whites.
42a49c. Western. brown and mixed, 32a3Sc
fresh New Jersey hennery whites. uncandled
extras, s0as2c.: nearby hennery whites. OK
tras. locally candled. Sc; nearby and nearby
Western hennery whites, average extras,
Iia5sc. extra firsts, s0a53c.; firsts, 65nVsc.
nearby gathered whites firs!s 70 extra frsts'
g5a.3c.; under grades. n2a62c.: pullets' eggs.
selected, small ou.. Coo: mixed O6atsc.
small 4yat6c.: Pacific coast whites extras.
,3a55c: extra firsts. 10s12c. firsts. 05a6sc
medium. COG: pullets. ooabsc.; other West
ern and Southern gathered whites. Jsadec.
New Jersey hennery browns extra fancy,
,sa,ac.; other nearby hsnuery browns. cS-
tras G5aIoc.
FRUITS. rpEsH-asppies. basket. ..c.sSa:
bbl.. so.2aa,: Washington box. Si.90aS
British Columbia. Si.50a3; Colniar grapes
n, 50acoc pears. Bartlett. basket. sia2.5o:
hbi. sss7. ;sckel. bbii,, sie,5e; bake,
~ - rarberfies. l'lr liza. fra~' S.i''
u" I.l.I
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
CITY TRUST COMPANIES
SHOW YEARS EARNINGS
Their Average Ratio to Net
Funds Is 1 2-3 p. C..

4 tabulation OF earnings OF the trust
companies OF New York for the year
between November is. 1921, and No
vember 10. 1922. printed In the Finan-
clql Age, disclosed that few arc able to
show a ratio Of earnings Of moro than 2
per cent. to net loanable funds. The
average of all banks in New York city
tho publication says, is less than "a per
cent.
The United States Trust Company
earned 96.9 on its capital and its earn
ings on net funds amounted to only 2.s
per cent.
The Bankers Trust Company earned
ss,63l,0 900, which is about 100 per cent.
more than was earned by any other
trust company and the ratio OF their
earnings to net funds was 81 per cent,
although they earned 43.2 on capital
and 2l.3 on combined capital and sur
plus.
The Farmers Loan & Trust Company
earned 30 per cent. on their net funds,
and with 6S.5 per cent. are second only
to the United States Trust Company in
their percentage OF earnings to capital
although their capital is 21s times
greater, their actual cash earnings
amounting to sS,424.0oo.
The Metropolitan Trust Company fig
ures show an earning power OF FL per
cent. to net funds. 35.3 per cent to cap
ital and 13.1 per cent. to combined capi-
tai and surplus.
With the exception of the two title
companies these four companies are the
only ones which show earnings over 2
per cent.
The figures OF the Bank of New York
and Trust Company are for six weeks
only as that company under its new
name. made it's initial statement on
September 80. If 1t does only swell
during the next ten months as it has
done In the past six weeks its annual
earnings will be equal to SO per cent.
on capital, 9.S per cent. on combined
capital and surplus and 1.6 per cent. on
ret funds.
The Central Union Trust Company
earned s3.792. 600. which is equal to IL
per cent. on its net funds. 1873 on COM
bined capital and surplus and 304 per
cent on capital.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

STEEL INGOT OUTPUT
BEST In TWO YEARS
Transportation Conditions Get
Better, More Shipments
Resulting.
PIG IRON RECEDES AGAIN
Demand for Sheets and Pipes
Still Keeps Mills Working
Il Near Capacity.
PIG IRON RECEDEs AGAIN

Special Dispatch to TIE New Yokk HExALD.
PrTrsBuRGH, Dec. Steel ingot pro-
duction continues at a rate OF fully
100000 tons a year. representing an
avera ge mill operation between 70 and
80 per cent. the highest rate in more
than two years. Transportation condi-
tions have undergone a slight further
Improvement, but there is still diff
Guilty. both with car supplies and with
embargoes. Shipments OF steel products
arc fully equal to production, but not
all the recent accommodations have been
shipped. The valleys are now fairly
clear. except in sheets.
Finished steel products In general are
unchanged IN price. While there have
been occasional concessions from cents
in bars, shapes or plates on particularly
desirable orders for several weeks, mills
seem determined TO maintain this price
il possible through the first quarter.
discount, nails being likewise firm at
E7o
The American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company disappointed the independents
by announcing no change in sheet and
tin plate prices when it opened its books.
as an advance had been expected. The
sheet bar market for the first quarter
will probably not be under $50 nor over
$35 The turnover in the open market
in steel products continues light. Some
sheet, tin plate, shape and plate mills
are not fully bookede9o January ], while
other mills have orders for far beyond
that date.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM
CUTS $6O,OOO,OOO MELON
so Per Cent. Stock Dividend
Is Declared.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 2.--An Increase
in the authorized capital stock of the
Magnolia Petroleum Company OF
sec, 900. 600 was ordered by the stock
holders at special meeting here to-day,
according to a statement issued by John
Sealy, president of the company. The
increase IL from sf2o,000,00O to S1SO,-
0Oo, 900. A cash dividend OF per cent.
will be ordered paid on January o. 1875.
The trustees Of the company ordered
tho sec. 100000 increase distributed BY a
30 per cont. stock dividend, payable 60
the stockholders as shown by the books
of the company on December 10. The
books were ordered closed as OF Decem-
Der IL for the purpose.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
DIVIDENDS,

Stock os Pay.
Record. able.
Amer Exchange See Corp.
Buffalo Gen Elec.. a.. 20. Dec. is Dec. 50
Brazilian Traction Light &
Power Co.. 1Hqo. O.. pf. Dec. Is Jan. =
Central Ills. Pub. $. Co, g..
sl5o, pr. ..r...."..... Dec. so Jan. Is
y. Y. g. Harlem 4. Il. Co..
y. Y. g. Harlem Il. Il. Co.,
SEA. $3.50, pf.. Dec. Is Jan. 2
Reece Buttonhoe Mch Co.., a..
Reece Folding Mch. Co.. o.
a., i.eo ..................D Dec. 10 Jan. "
Interna. Buttonhole Mch.
Co.. O., 1eo.................D Dec. Is Jan. .
Western q da Flour
Mills, O., 2oe. ......-..-... Dec. Dec. IL
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
LIVE STOCK AM MEAT rnroEs,
STANDARD BANK DIVIDEND.

The local agency OF the Standard
Bank OF souy1 Africa, Ltd. hos re-
ceived aGvices from the head Office 4sn
London 10 the effect that the directors
OF the bank lave declared IN Interim
dividend o. per cdpt. for the hair
year ended ser-erhcr 30 lost. diaturse-
t'e nnnral rsio Of ~
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
steel scrap MsrL., pun.

The steel scrap market remains dull
dealers here Is the Pennsylvania Rail-
cad scrap lists now up for bids before
dealers here Is the Pennsylvania rail-
roads eastern region list, aggregating z
sf.fOO tons OF assorted grades; 1896
tons OF relaying rails and two scrap To-
conotives The list includes a.i00 tons
OF rails. 3.525 tons OF wheels. 2.S00 tons
OF railroad wrought iron, 2,140 tons OF
..savy melting steel, and 1855 tons Of
railroad cast scrap. There are few
Price changes 10 record this week. all
quotations being merely nominal. Heavy
melting scrap can be bought at $3.50
20 s24.
The furnace coke market in the last
wociS easily maintained It's recent adj
vance, and has been firm at sI25 70
1850 for spot aud prompt with sS
10 $3.50 demanded for regular ship
ncnts over December. While no fur
.her important announcements Of re-
sumption have been made a. 20 blast
furnaces requiring Conuellsville coke,
Tho market is still subject 70 2 stiffenIng
crect or the assumptions ccportcd last
week
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
TO HEAD BOSTON OFFICE.

Ths National City Company an
nounces that Robert IT. Delafield, as
sistant vice president has been selected
to take charge Of the New Engisnd ter
ritory. with headquarters a. tNNi. ~ '9
al 10 state street, Boston
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Pig Iron stiu slides.

Fig iron prices continue TO show a de-
clining tendency in virtually all dis
tricts. and the Valley market has nor
been behind hand in this respect in the
last week. There is almost a complete
absence OF demand for Bessemer or
basic, while purchases of foundry iron
are small individually. Consumers post
ponc buying as long as possible. Con-
sumption is OF fair proportions only,
cases of increased operation by foun-
dries being exceptional, although thero
arc some, including prominent foun-
dry In the Connellsville region.
Besserer pig iron, quotable nominally
at $3.50, Valley. at the beginning of
last week. is now offered at ses.50,
or SO decline. while basic iron
is offered $3.50 lower. at 5000. In
each case the figure mentioned is an
asking rather than selling price, for
there are scarcely any transactions even
in small lots. hIalleabie iron is quoted at
S27, with foundry at the same figure.
Sheet demand continues uninrerrupt7
e6ly for diversified uses. Reaf1irmation
OF present prices by the United States
Steel Corporation leaves the figures at
a.50c. for blue annealed. 3.S5c. tor
black, 5.35c. for galvanized and 4.sOc.
for automobile sheets. The Steel Cor
0cations to carry 1t over into 1928 to
use up virtually all it's output for the
flrst two months of the year and even
into March in some sizes and grades.
At present 1t Is operating ~ per cent.
Of its hot mills, as against "a per cent.
last week and 72 per cent. the week
before.
While independents generally have no
such backlog of business current de-
mand is fairly heavy and now that the
market Is settled there is more dispo-
sltion. to purchase. Heavy orders con-
tlnue to be placed for automobile sheets
and the carry over is particularly large.
Spot market quotations up TO 5000,
base Pittsburgh, continue to be noted
FOR automobile sheets. but weak spots
still appear in black sheets. Sheet con-
sumers generally, aside from the auto
mobile industry. are well covered on
first quarter requirements and others
are in the market so that It has become
necessary TO allot tonnage for shipment
In that period. To all appearances early
1928 viii be a good sheet selling period.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Chile Copper
ia 1870

NeO Seo icpi
c t;'c,;' & G Z sstL
gen 4s 1928
1..-... 1914
Gle 1 Mar
1st 4ias 1888
f......s %
Cleve Union
Term 5Ms7 ~
1l.......l03G
Col Industrial
1sts 0s 1854
1....... as
Colorado & SO
ext 4ias 1895
2....... SIX
Colorado 4 So
1et As 1872
a....... 9fE
Columbus Gas
Lst IS 1852
oil.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Bid. Ask.
Nat E&S p.l00 i02
NaHiM 1 D d y
N,ypt d. II 90 81
NYLncl1 W.106i5 los
NYCSL Up 96 aSlz
do I'd pf. 81 50
n Y Dock p so 52:s
NY Ship Il IL IA
Norf South 1873 1G
Norf&W pf 70 1T
Nam rts A 20 aas
do rts E. IL ~
Nv Sc Steal 20 2ats
Nunnally :. 11is 1T.s
Ohio B&B.. 5is 6M
Ohio Fuel. F.. 90 O.
Ont Silver. 5ss
Orph 9 pf. SSI3 o.
Otis Elvtr.147 15+
do pr. 100 1oe
Otis Steel p 40n 5o
Pac Coast. 10 Jss
do LIST pf 81 AZ y
Pac Mall. Il ~
7 M @ pf. S2is 93iz
Pac T & T 5J 20
do pf..... j. 9oil 9an
Panhandle. AZ
90 pf.. :. 30
Pn Edi p..f0fia los
Penney pf.Io0ts
Pers M pf. O. 30.
do p p...i13 &c
fsiila Co.. 90 s0it
Phil Go. !. sis. A2is
do 7ee. g S2iz ts#.t
Phillips j.. 20 S,is;
do pf..... 95 !is
PCC&SL =. oT ?a
Pitts G pf. 97is 100
Pitts Stl p. 32 9f
Porto II IT. 6S So =
Press SC pf oS 1oo
ProsRef pt 43 4iis
Rand ...... 3slx 3tsi
Ry ST. Sp.fi1ix f1t
do NJ. ..if1 100
Read . pf.. 5or oiiz
Remington. 3its So
do I pf. :. 100
Rep Steel p 81 s9,s
Rey Tob p.116aG Iis
II Heis pr. II 5Tx
San @ Sus. . 3
Savage A 1876 1874
S Roeblx p.i0s,s 1ia
shattuck :. s 81
Sloss- shef. 40 ~
do pf.....St 20
SportRS p. 90 o.
spaldingip.ioii. lot
Spicer Mfg. 11is 1s
Spicer pf. :. 90 %
Stand NJ D. ~ 81
Studbkr p. .1i6 fi6il
Sup Stl pf 90 ..
Temtor A.. Il u
Texas 1T. .ce5 $50
Tob Prd lf.105 1oa
T /; l. a W c. ~
do pf..... IS 50
Trans G w siH 3s
Twin City. SO CO
Union T pf.109 tfol
Un Gig Sts.i3O 49,
do pf. ..1i4 l.i
Tn Org 1 D 46it 4ei
u S l1xpr. Sc -,
u S Itoffm 10 COS
L 8 Tob. /. 5sM 5si4
4 do Of. .ii0 III
Ussm & r Ss 3o5s
do pf..... 4sis HI's
Va-C.ar G. B IL 20
V Raalts . % as
Va fly Pow ~
Vn-tC a @ 55 ~
DO ps..... 81 81
Wab pf II. II ~.
West 1 IF. ~ Z,
West p pf. 5n 90
Wilson pf.. 50 s.
Wis Cent. os 80
Wivth pf. .ie5
Worth p \ :. 50
yvr Aero. :. 9,< 10
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

specioi Dispatch Tnr NEW YORK IER.rp.
New York uerad Bures
Washington, ID. g., Dec g
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

Bid. Ask.
Barnet Lth ~ AZ
do pf. -. % :.
Batopilas x ss
Bayuk Bro 45 80
do pf. Jos 11S
Bchnt Z pf.108 :.
Beth s ses.1Ools 11ois
BoothF l p so 30
Bkn Eds. III 1ts
Blk Un Gas.11f lis
Blown Sh. . 60 GIG
do pf. -. 90 100
Bruns'yick. = 2%
Ruf g. Susq 81 SIS
do pf. -. :. 81
3 u Steel. %: II
A., do lst pf 20
do I'd pf. 20 ~
Brns Brs p.116 :.
do pp .103 :.
Bush Term :. 40
do pf. -. asis 9a;E
Can Sou. 81 J6
Carson Hill 6i< :
Con Can p.10a 1f5
Corn Pr pf.1f9 I2e
Crex Carp. - 81
Cuba AS pf es 1oo
De Beers. 90 cog
Deere pf. - -
Det Edis. lilo II:
Det e. Mack % 30
ID de Nem.15S I5s
do GO d. s5 ssi.
Det Unite1 Toi: ~
Durham II :. 20
do pr. -. 73l& So
Eistm * pf.1OG :.
Emer Bran @ Z
do pf. e. 20 80
Endictt J p.1ts 1fsil
Exch Buf.. 2Ils as
Fed MIS-. % 12is
En frta nIsc IN 80
Cuf MAN. ~ IL
GO pf. -. ~ 45i.
Gulf Stl. =. T5s. 7sj5
do pf. 80. 971s loo
Habirshaw. fEs IA
Hartman /. .. So 81
HOME stake. rs Sii.
Ill Cent pf.iiits l1S
do pf l. L IS 16ik
Indian Ref. Z sis
do pr. -. Gs
Insiahoma; In. bona. Ilss1i 11s,%
ittt ' ciittlll % 90
Int i pf. >. 81 10
do pf ST.. 20 1J
Int Salt. so =.
Kayser ] p.10l- l02
Ky ST 6eep SIX 81
do $50. pais 101
kel VIII pf.10O 10T
keo 4 D NJ 4 10
DO pf. -. 2n =.
Kresge S s.1s0 1s2
do pt. .fi2M =.
kressSH p.105 100
Lack Steel. 1Gik ~
Laslede G.. s. ~
Lsy&M pf1i7i4 I2i
do II. .220 223
Lima l. p..foa =.
Loft ...... tlsl 70
Loifllard ..tT3 IA
do pf.. .11o 100
Lse W 1 pf.1otis 1i5
do I'd pills f25
Maclssy ...103 105
Met Ed p. 94 oIis
Mex Pete pr 96is asis
Mici Cen. $50 45o
Mn e. ST l.. sis g
MStPSSM.. 60 o.
do pf.. 81 90
MSSMLL .. 65 81
Mo X e. T 8 II
do pf..... q IS
Mark 81 Ily So o
Mullins r.. IS 2t
do Pr. e.. e4r.
Nat Bis. .:i5 go
do ri. -. :. 123
Nat Cndt. ~ ~
Nat Lead.f1aii 1f5%
do pf. .i1Oix 114a
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
ExPORTs IRON NEW YORK.

wheat, bu., Jse,e55 rye. bp.. 1874;
fced, lps,. 100 800; grass seed. bags, 1904 I;
lbs. o5. 600; cottonsoed oil, lbs. IS 600; corn,
bu., 1901; flour, sacks, fot ,esI oatmeal.
sacks, $3.50; OH cake, lbs. 2.oeI 200; beef.
500: intoxicating oil. gals. 244,s50.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Protests on Tin Plate Prices.

Protests against the S4.i5 price on tin
plate, as announced by the Steel Cor
poration subsidiary to apply through the
first quarter to jobbers and through the
first half 70 manufacturers, come from
many sources. Independent mills con-
tend that production costs win not per-
nit them TO sell at the going market
level and make any profit. Larger can
makers are already we'll covered for
the first quarter. and the leading inter-
cst's backlog. with what new business
is being placed this week, will take its
entire output till the end of March.
Present operating schedules are cx-
pected to continue, the United states
steel Corporations average having been
increased this week by the starting of
the Crescent works at Cleveland. for
which steel had been obtained. One
can company recently contracted for
I 100000 base boxes to DO shipped in
the first quarter, and already has re-
cciyed specifications on about 20 per
cent. OF that tonnage.
In heavy rolled steel tho market prices
hold nrrn. the general average OF bars,
shapes and plates being around 2.O0c
There have been occa asiOnal departures
from this price in the case OF particu-
larry attractive orders. There is definite
information that the mills In general
purpose making a strong effort TO main
tain the market Oh n 2.O0c. basis. The
belief IN the trade is that most of the
mills are sold up 10 the end OF January
On bars at least, but not on plates or
shsres. Report has II that the Inland
steel Company Is adhering to the fol-
lowing prices: Chicago, for lrst quar-
ter: Bars, 2.1oc. Wtes, 2.2oe. shapes
2.30c.
There is no letup OF pressure upon the
pipe mills for deliveries Of buttweld
sizes OF merchant pipe. Jobbers' stocks
are light much below normal. Mil
prices arc being firmly maintained,
merchant pipe being st a &C per cent
oasing discount.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
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GRAIN.
1uICAGO PRICES.

wHEAT--No: Northern spring, si.s5; No.
red. Sl.3S; No. hard. s1.32k: No. | Man
itobs.. Si.2a and No. mixed durum, Silly
c. /. 2. track ". y.
CORN-No. 2 yellow and No. white oio.
and No. mixed, eoi:c. c. T. {. n. Y.
OATs-Nc. 2 white. stc.; No. white,
53c; No. White, J1iac.; fancy clipped
white, o6a51c. and ordinary clipped white,
o3a5ic.. all elevator.
RYF;--No. 2 Western. 81 {. o. b. aud esiic.
c. 1. 2. y. Y. export
BARLEy--Maitine. sSasjc. c. (. Z. Ny.
HAy-No. I, sc4ac5; No. 2. scca2i: no. c,
s2oa22: shipping, $isaio per ton.
sTRAw--No. rye. s23aoi per ton.
BUCKwWEAT - American. Sc1o nominal:
Canadian, 81 nominal per 100 pounds.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats
Yesterday ......f .ps6, 900 p77 900 526, 600
Last week. ......1 $4,000 s12.0o0 1857 900
Last year. ......1 $4,000 f.24s,c00 seT, 900
sEABOARD Cr.EARANCEs.
Flour Wheat Corn.
Yesterday ...... $4,000 f.fso, 900 1s3, 900
Last week...... $1,000 1,f5s,0oD "a 900
Last year. $1,000 $4,000 22s,cc0
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MONEY MARKET.
TIME LOANS.


Mixed collateral. 60 days............... az
Mixed collateral. 90 days................ A..
1ndustrials. 90 days. ..................... AZ
lndustriale, 30 dayg.. g..................... az
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Rect names 4 to q months. s............. a..
Other names. 4 20 O months. ............. AZ
DISCOUNT RATE, RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper, 10 days, 4; 60 to 20
Says,4 Liberty bonds and Victory notes. rs
DAYS, 4; 10 to 30 days, 4; bankers sccept-
ances, IS 20 20 days. Z.
OPEN MARKET RATE.
Cali loans and acceptancos. .......... sHs.
discount rates on prime bankers accept.
snces eligible for purchase by Federal RE-
Bid. Ask.l hid. Ask.
40 days... ~ % days. tls
90 days.. AZ 100 days.. AZ A..
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, si.i66. .ooo. .ooo
balances, sos. 900 600; Federal Reserve
credit balances. SOC, ,0o0. COO
SILVER NLARKET.
official bar silver In New York. dornestic.
posp. unchanged foreign. 6iiec., down 10
london. 9. slid. io,vu nd Hr,ir-r uni.
lars. taAc.. down itc.
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
SILVER MARKET.

Clearing House exchanges, 81 .ie6 ooc. .oon F:
balances, sfos, 200 600; Federal Reserve
,redt balances. soo,ooo.0oo.
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1s.2.
RANGE OF UNITED STAT
Sales

Sales Net
Bid AssedYied in $1,000. open. High. Low chge
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