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New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Freight Rate Cut
Aids Coal Mining
Trade in CoIoraSdo
Heavy Orders for PM
for Shipment in IuI'
Reported; Some SuppII.'
Being Routed 10 p.'
speelal Dhpateh u III. r..,

DENVER, juno 2s.-lmp,ov.~..
conditions In the Colorado coal a..
industry is already setting in g..
primarily on the gaining s,r.,v,, .
other industries and on he fr..e., =
which becomes effective july -
information was made public ,o1,.
an interview with J. ?. w,h...'-
presiden. Of the Colorado Ppu =,
Iron Company. ~
"Orders are heavy from ou, ,.,,.
in Nebraska. Oklahoma ana ,,..,sNg
Texas for shipment after n, s..'n
july he said. MANY dealer, -. =
territory delayed placing their IA, =. =,
June orders in ant.c.pa,ion q ~
freight cut, and these are non -.
ing in.
"But IN spi.e Of the coming eu,- u.
Melbourne continued. We nv, h
making heavy shipments 70, 49,.
weeks 20 the ,crashifz terr.,o,,
northern Tekas and Oklahoma e..
shipments are row .n,resslnz ans ~
continue % grow .hfoszsog, i.
thrashing season
Several railroads. according q y.
Melbourne, are row using Celsrs.
Fuel and Iron coal, pirche! A ~.
are by the nat.on-vid, strike. N.,. y
the coal they are pgfchar.nz sef, (,
being shipped East % their s,,.,,
pressed divisions. Tfs Bggl.nx.o. Al
the Santc Fe roads are nov us'nz ,s,,,
times the amount o. coal .key sor-,,
y purehase from the C0loraas T.,
aad Iron mines IN southern co.sr,l,
The Union Pacific. normally using N.
oming coal. is no~ on tie colsnt
mines list snd . making .afs, D.,
chases here, as are also ths Mise,
Pacific and tic Roel Island.
A large portion q tic Z. r al sss
pg, has recently been going q p,
steel plant in Pueblo. Tae .si'ss ,sr
OF next month. however. ALL see "a
big steel mill through w.'h i;, hsslJ
rail orders and probably vi, hni 4 q,
in the production there. Increased a..
tivity in smaller mills however. Is q.
pected % Offset tie iet.doVn Of the b,
mill, according % Mr WelbosFss.
According % 'ao reports o. sgrsrt.
terdents, the os,po, Ct iss G. F.tl
Company Is new more than before 4,
Big strike was called. The daily ,r.
duc,ion Is averaging close . iiit'
tors and nineteen mines are noT oysi'
ating almost % capacity. With iss l,.
ereased business which IRE ire.gA, g.
is expected % br.ng-ant which hi
already set ln-,he company expects h
reopen more Of the mines and have yf,.
duc,.on At on even higher level ia;
row. Many o. the mines vaich s,''
closed when the strike order ei-'
have since been reopeEed, among tss-
being the Primcrs and berEint a..
the Jobsl, three Of the lsrges, pc
durors
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Business Trouble 9
Petitions In BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were nied yesterday In tho United s'a'es
n FULLER q co o-Involuntary;
stock brokers. % Broad St
CIVILIAN. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
STORES. fNc.-involun,ary; tsi s'h s''
MAN W. KARPAS--Involunta li2 z.
raro.g,.avs underwear end knit goods
BERNARD KATZ-volun,ary: manutse-
turcrs' export agent. Liabiiise'' N'1os'
IEoN MISUNDERSTANDING; ply.
sv The bronx Liabilities. tsoie. assets,
. 'iRENJAMrN LANTz-volun,ary: clerk;
,..s nook ~. Bronx. Liabilities. Va
LEWIS r. LAsHER-voluntary; sales
NAV Arden Il. Liabilities. N.sssi assets
'J.SSccon scHuLMAN-voien,ary:.d dress
Goods. $50 y. isoth -. Liabilities t''sl /;
assets Si.ijo.
Receivers In bankruptcy
Tho following receivers IN bankruptcy
we're appointed yesterday In the united
states Distrie, Court. c..r,, Amy and
Nayy suppiy stores. Inc. si sth ay'
samuel stra,burger for T. ~ Fuller &
Co stock brokers. 30 Broad st. with ooho
O: $4,000.
Schedules In bankruptcy
The following schedules IN bankruptcy
ver. nied yesterday In the United states
NEW YORK TICKET co.-75t " 18th
st liabilities S.toa. asstM, ,.os,i.s.
iEviNE z soLoFF-Liae'l'''''' ''s'''i'
a'f,'' 'orPESHEIMER q co.-s,ock bro
hers 10 broadway. liabilities. Nto.1ss'
A'is'si noaiIi, iI,icprryG FIXTURES MPo.
co Inc-ss7 W :.d -. liabilities. VA
0tf. assets $50.
pERSARD ATZ-Manufacturers ex-
por, agent. liabilities. ti.7os; a..st. ,2,Isl.
UAfMEN LEViNE-Shoes. 1913 Madison
av. liabilities. t?s.02I. asse,s fibe
LION ACKERMAS - Physician. sss Il.
i-fih 81 snd i17T Franklin av. Bronx ,
i!ahnities ts.ois. assets. t3T2
BENJAMIN LASTZ-Clerk, lzes Brook
av BrnnK. liabilities. f7.bi2; assets. 1880.
LEWIS =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l Arden
a, liabilities. ts2s2. assets. $500.
JACOB scHvLMAN-Dress goods. $50
+ isoih st, Bronx, liabilities, Wal as
sets. ,i.i5o.
Assignments
Jacob Engei. dealer IN hardvars and
house furnishings. i0N Teller av.. Bronx.
20 Leo Rosenberg. 200 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
E.. NJ. q II. +. Bond Issue

WASHINGTON. June 27-The Chi.
eago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad
asked the Interstate Commerce COM
mission to-day for permission TO Is
sue and sell Ss.0s5.O0O in equipment
trust certificates. The money will be
used 20 pay FOR 6Jo0 new freight cars
and twenty-five locomotives.
Another finance application. from
the Cincinnati. Indianapolis & West
crn Railroad Company. sought author
ity for the sale Of 81 10000 in per
cent mortgage bonds 20 pay debts OF
that road, while a third. from the
Union Terminal Company az Dallas.
Tex. asked authority 20 extend the
maturity OF S5J0,O00 In outstanding
notes.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
More Syndicate Silk Sold

The Japanese Imperial SIX Syndieate,
which nj one time held 10000 bales Of
raw silk, bought in pegging the market.
yesterday disposed OF 1000 bales more
of its holdings, leaving il in possession
OF but 5000 bales, according to cables
70 raw silk firms here.
Otherwise the primary market in Yo-
kohama was quiet and unchanged. TIE
local market also was quiet, with some
smnli purchases being made for filing
in purposes. Prices generally were Arm
on new crop silk, but some concessions
were made on old crop fiber still in the
market. Dealers generally are firm in
their price ideas on new crop silk and
anticipate further advances.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Cotton Higher on
Talk of Rivalry
For Local Stocks
Good Demand for July Con-
tracts; General Market
Closes Steady at Net Adj
vance of 8 to 30 Points

There were more July notices issued
In the cotton market yesterday than
looked for, but there was good de-
mand FOR July contracts from the
start, leading TO talk o: competition
for ownership Of the local stocks; As
a result prices advanced very shafp-
lv. With October contracts seilihg UP
10 2l75c before tho end CT the morn
inc morning. or 67 points net higher
and lOl roints above the low Level OF
the previous day.
The demand then seemed 20 have bean
pretty well supplied and prices wesNenep
in the late trading under renewal oi fcat-
,e-ed liquidation accompanied by talf of a
bic favorable weekly report from the
weather bureau today october broke 20
7l.lto and closed A. zl'.eo WIN .D. s,.s,e. q.
The early advance was promoted By re-
ooffs of unsettled or thowery veather IN
The south. relatively hfm Liverpool cables
end a private ena-nonth condition report
comrnrirg huiilshy with Mondays hFuI.s'
as we'll ~ by tho apparent demenu loI W
local ceftlncaied stock. Brokers. represent
ink tho big spot houses credited Win issu,
INK notices, Gs well az other local ara
southern spot houses were reported 70 y.
BUYERS Of July and Il wag estimated oround
ne ring that fully 90, 400 bales of the
isb. 900 bales rendered. have passed Into
new hands as n result Of the notices. .,-
Except for the talk 0f "a favorable weckly
report from tho Weather Bureau To-Day.
10 special feature was connected Win thf
decline and July was relatively steady IN
the late trading.
The private report. issued yes.erday
made the condition 709. the. Increase IN
acreage 81 per cent ana the inlicatsd
Weld 10 goo 600 bales compared with tho
private Indication Of ii.s74.o0o bales pub
luhed during the previous day. Southern
spot markets. NJ officially reported. were
but only a very small businets was re-
ported Quotations for middling cotton IN
The South range from 2i.ooc 90 q 5oo. com
pared with 81 &c 'he closing price FOR July
contracts IN New York.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and % points higher az 2i7te; no
GALES were reported.
COttOn-Rhnge OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Business Houses Close Monday

Most Of the houses in the local textile
field will be closed on July 3. The Silk
Association OF America yesterday an
nounccd that 200 OF It's members. in
cluding most Of the big houses. had sig
nihed their intention Of closing on Mon
day. Thirty-two members, including
some Of the warehouses. banks, etc, will
remain open. In the cotton goods field
sentiment OF the majority is in favor
of closing. and several Of the woolen
firms have announced their decision 70
observe Monday as we'll Gs Tuesday as
q holiday.
The telephone company is gathering
data on Monday closings. with the in
tention OF reducing service in the ex-
changes serving the textile districts IL
a sufficient number OF firms decide 70
ren,nin closed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
FINANCIAL

HrSnr ;. LEAKE. Age,,es,ss'.
RrGUI.AR AUCTION SALh
SToCEs AND BONDS
ny aDRIa~ N. MJIf.TK SOY.
D6rr-SE 5f WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE shIh. lv-H'
At iise e'e..' ~; 4 ,;.se si osNts
,,os !. hrD Is vEsEY STREET.
For Account - hsecaisr' c...
Ii shs George W hozers Co Oomtr''a'
'''i0' sns.si Notes. series A 20 ). due
,-,., g,,.l,.' y.,s.. CITY. Mexico 4 ori.n, r. r.
'''''o htss ttis,ss So.Ss. cifs. of Deposit.
sharr sharon Drainlse Co
"a - western New YORK Whtrr 20.
tSs ~ Union on CO. Of wichita. Kan.
,,.o ,s' re- Union OF Co. Of wichita. Kan
n shs. msis a yreurn corpa. cora,nooa' Common
ts shs. Has klD.in ,g,olIp ca
~ ~ MsIioan s,ie Tiimisr 'Fisid CO.
fff 49, Andrew Nentllafo1 80. -
20 shs chihuahua slna4oa D''''0'
Az, ~ Coinurn Machine cias- CO.
ans General Manifold Printing 90
100 shs Union Conrrucuon CO. NH' VI
7ssss Hsn Switch signal Co Com
700 sisn' shs' International csns'rootion Co.
,,e .ss 's' ys,.ss <, c.,y Mexico 4 Orient
p'way go. Common Trust GU
Yfc - Kansas Cf'y Mexico Orient
Et,gav Co Prefl- Trust CT
81 shs A'amoiifh Caftoa Paint co
20 49, sierra Malfe Development Co.
o. efe Tahard ion hnoe CO.
-. .rroy-.t - Whom Do Stay Concern
-f1sts International Telephone leie-
fse ste clba Railroad Co Prefi.
$50 shs Fofty-hiih fof'y-siAiA stiee'
.,- mo ,,5lr,o,.s s,l,.. Power CO. 80. Sos,- 1929.
1900 Canadian coopcrare i't - b'''''
IN ~. American Tradinv Co. Pfefd.
~ shr Yecal Oh A. Gas 60. ,,
trt ~. c.r,l-enfai Credit Co-rn. Pfefi.
% rha Maurice H0.l|uf CO., lre
:. shs Gfr.n Pay western h"ey .
., ,,s ,,o-,e Telephone Co. % Dayton. Ohio.
l-- Tfre & RI, p1s. 1874.
600 seattle Lighting Co. l,eflnainT -
Nfae. Ifa. iaf1.
10 fhs Portland Railway Lisht q io"''
coo vor-,,r reiesrsrA Co. q. Dts..
1926. Dec. 1929, coupons o..
ooo fr. Royal u.fiec.
900 sn. I0rnf ON. Sow.
200 fhs Hrr1i Oi 4 Gas 90.
g sfa ffh Avenue T. y. GO. 80
1000 i.rife4 Public Utlitcs CO. 1T Aig-
f~ Bonds. iff1. ~.
zoo shs ranque In1ustrielis a. Chine
eo,hs. faak OF Rockville Centre. Long
1000 fac.as a. IDAHO northern Railway
ir' SIX Fund % Dl9Y 1863; Nay
1914 coupons on. ,,--. a.
700 Neglcan I1forrafifnai EaNfoal -
rda.. 1870 Nn cefaa.D-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
House Passes Grain Bill
Capper.Tincher Measure Meets
Supreme Court Decision

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The House
to-day by a vote Of POS to 7e passed
the Cspper-Tincher bill TO supplement
the future trading act so as 70 meet
tho recent decision Of the Supreme
Court.
Retaining all the essential features
Of the original law, the pending bill,
which now goes 20 the Senate, would
assert Federal control over the grain
markets by declaring all transaction.
for the future delivery Of grain 70 De
interstate commerce and by prohibit
such transactions upon all exchanges
which are not contract" markets.
To become a contract market grain
exchanges must among other things
admit 70 membership farmers CO.
operative associations.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Schamberg Quits Council

Herbert L. sehamberg. for more than
a year managing director Of the Nation
al Council Of Travelling Salesmen's As
sociations has rendered his resignation
from that position 20 re-entcr business.
His resignation will become effective
between August and October /. Dur
ing his incum mbency % the position the
council grew from IS 20 IS associations,
representing COO 900 travelling salesmea.
He has been active in directing cam
paigns FOR legislation on behalf Of the
travelling men. When he re-enters the
business field he will take up the work
OF sales direction and promotion.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
New Neckwear Stimulant

One OF The plans TO promote the con-
sumer buying Of mems neekwear now
being considered by the Associated
Mems Neekwear Industries is the in
auguration OF a Fathers Day, 10 cor
respond 70 the already established
Mothers Day. IL is felt that gifts 20
fathers on such day would center
largely on neckties.
The association also reports an in
crease in the demand for bow ties. In
ciden.al TO this, one OF the largest cot
ton goods converters reports quick
cned demand for black and white IN
ings used exclusively in the manutac'
ture Of bow ties.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Jcwclry Only One Of Is
Trades in Which Majority
Fails to Report Revival:
Vehicles and Paints Lead

Marked improvement in bu,ine" Is
shown In n survey compiled from 70.
plies 20 questionnairo issued o.
indianapolis at the convention OF the
National Association OF Credit Men
An analysis Of the replies By Dr.. John
Whyte. director OF the National lnstl,,
tutc OF Credit, shows the majority OF
firms In each OF twelve major indus'-
trial group, have felt a revival In bu'',
noss. The only line In which increased
activity was not reported b. majority
was jewolry.
A detailed summary Of replies 70 tho
question. "Has tho revival Of business
activity reached your line" follows;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
London Market Irregular

LONDON, June 27.-Gilt-ecgs ssesr.
ties moved irregulsrly on the Stoti
Exchange to-day. Oil shares vsrs
hrmer on better support, while Dfl,il'a
industrials were steady. Bar gold was
quoted at ess I'd. Money vas loaned 81
9 per cent. Discount rates yer.
Short and three months bills, 2t9sr
per cent. Consols for money We"
quoted at 5s7s. British per cent Oar
at s97s ard British ~ per cent !'sn
AZ e4n.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
uMTNT CTNTTR RENTTY Co, nc

HMTNT CENTER REtITY co, INc::
N TIE NOLDEEo OF 4ltb "a. . il, ~
-N1EH NEALl1 CO.. INC ~ ID z. . D. '.,t
..NT MDRTCACE sItHiN9 I..D
.fD BOSDs. SERIES a to fNcLU-
W. SECURED Jay NoRTGAGE TO
Jr.TMHfh TRUST coIfAn r. iN NN0-
gE DATED fANutHI IN. i,,,.,.,
2 >TFR RENLTy 90. nc, fa' hHed
.. n. 1922 ~ the foy hon n VIII pay ~
= r.frru Cd 90 Tho faic borla ~ ail
q g. tsing ser.cs a. D. r. j. D. f O.. '...,, ~
D. will hs urId a. fFe Office ~ '0Ilfn-
D Trpaf famralr Trustee fN broadway.
> .rurh 81 Manhattan. f.ly N NeW lnfH.
= fhat interest O. such bonds wiIl c.asa
.lch lav and such bonds nf" ftlNile4
.a presented frr redemption.
rre amounts which VIII Do r0id 20 the
Isrs ~ fhr bonds w.l De as lows.
.riss s and series B-i001s oi mo
. value thereof and OH accrued !nteres,
saId bonds w. 90 SAD -9tA or oi
RE. { and series DOS. of no face
q. .. thereof ana aI accrued interest % %
bonds w. 90 sai4 -NiA Gay or Juiy'
rie. J. and Series T-io1HT ~ ths
value thereof and Oh accrued iuffrcH.
l said bonds up 90 SAID -0ih ahy OK
rr.es md series H-ioii5S q tho
ralur thereof ana OFT accrued interNs.
O. l sa'd bonds up 10 sai1 .oth DAY oi
ries I-foer % fhe fact value there. .
e.I 4n accrued interest upon raif bonls
f. faI1 effh day ~ July. 1922.
ORDER TO FACILITATE IiE
go. .lrppTfOE IONUUOLDLE5 ARB
/ ,ED TO DEPOSIT THEIR BOND s
ONcE with tho columbia Trust COM
az either of lfs offices located 90
Z a. street aad T.lth Avenue or ty Bfoal-
,,uYNr CENTER REALTY CO, INC,
By SAUL SINGER,
President
rAi.d Nay %. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Commercial Credit

Higher call money rates yesterday
we're reflected in the buying rate for
bankers acceptanees. The latter were
advanced one-eighth Of per cent on
tho buying side, although the selling
rate remained unchanged.
The general commercial money mar
ket was featureless. with the discount
rates on commercial paper ranging
from I 20 ~ per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
nrimc bankers ncccptanees eligible for
nnrchnse By Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Business New VS.
Credit Survey Shows Marked
Improvement in Major Lines
Says Surplus Rmc
Materials absorbed

Business Is no longer hampered
by great surplus stocks Of raw ma
tcrials, according 70 the business
review Of the First National Bank
Of Boston.
at last the seller has an even
chance" the bank continues.
wool Is conspicuous example.
The enormous weight OF surplus
wool, which (. vas generally be-
lieved would require years TO
absorb, has vanished. and wool
has doubled in vniue within year"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

HoutHrrh NpOI HhTKtI7- ,F'.1,II '0' -, -,
Orleans quiet. unchanged az .iJoc. Gales.
5i7 bales Mobile quiet. unchanged AZ &c:
eafes l05 bales Savannah firm. u points
higher az q 2Jc; Gales. MI. %orfoih sies1y.
l5 points highor,at 81 Csc. ssics. nil Au-
gusta ftcady. u points higher a. Ill3c:
sales. ~ bales Memphis steady, IN
changed at 22toc: sales. 800 bales. Hous-
ton steady. IS points higher az 2se: sales
6s5 bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged
al Il 2JC. sales. NIL Dallas steady. 10
points higher Al 2i.25c. sales. ~ bales
MONTGOMERY fffn. 20 points higher a.
- 2Jc. raies. ~ bales Fort Worth steady.
rs points higher az 2L25c. sales. .a5
HaffH =. ..lrr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Merchants Favor Port Plan

President Hsrding's approval oi he
resolution introduced By Represen.i'
tive Ansorge. Of York, sane,iotits
plans OF the Port of New York As,hcf.
ity was requested yesterday By he
Merchants Association Ia a selegriz
signed By Lewis +. Pierson, pFesl:sst
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Cotton StntistIc.

Liverpool Cables-Sro' cotton. FAR de-
rnand a. points decline, middiinT, i2sid.
Sales. 10000 bales. American. 1000 bales.
Imports. 5000 bales: American. 5000 bales.
Futures opened steady at 20 IL points
advance. Closed steady at a net advance
OF 2s 70 e5 points Juiv. ASA; October,
~ 20; December. I7lsd. January. l2.0sd
afarch. l1.0fd, May. 1880 Nanohefter.
Yarns. a fair business doing. cloths stead
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

Each group reported an increase IN
sales in May compared 20 April, nnd'
with one exception, all reported eollee-
,ions in May greatly improved over
April. Eleven Of the thirteen group,
reported May sales ahead OF these OF
Nav. 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Oats
lou. Year
Yesterdays Previous
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Prov
Country Produce
Rnff.r Ra

Buft~r-Peceipia were 1901 raekares
Creamer-. higher han extras. ast. ? soc.
extras. 30 scorc. 19c. nrsis. 70 n s.r: sec
onlr. e101fi7c. lower grades. - g 1-isc'
centralized carr. % score. 7ft.c. - score.
-En aGc. .s score. 15f754c IS 70 -
Gcore. a1i4 " 2ii1c. unfa.ted. high"r man
zoe. frsts. gsN 1ac. feconds. $50 sc !.
lower grades. - 33c. state dairy tubs
finest. a7i. ffc; good % prime, 800 lfci
common % fair. 0V3ic. ladies'. .curIrni
make erfras. 36i. M1iLc. nrs's -sfl ltc :.
scronds 26q &c. lower grades. - ~
.5Hc. packing fioc1. current make. 10,
j. 17c. so. ?. 25is &c. lower ssades' -
q s,c
Cheese Receipts were ht'o botss. %sgg
YORK state fats. frefh spec.a!s'
Sresh sreciais. e0ft 0Z0ftr. avcragc rln.
iat. u eic. Wisconsin. fr'ah double Daisies
aol 10i.c. single Dairiea. :9t U-e'1c.
young Americas. goo -oisc.
rars-Rccclpis wc-' 3c.st csse'. f-esh
gathered. *, era; e..'a "a, nssisc: regular
backed. nrf;s 2f4 -lAc. sfeonfs. ~ y &c
trade eggs, -lis nit"..,
racEfl SO. ]. q - ".- 30. 80
Toorer 1875 l.ic. chcch'. fair 10 s,.'-, enoice
..t.es candied. extras. t4c. uncandled
,,,rar asQslc. nearby hrunery whites
cT'ra fancy. cnniicd. f0N fzct nfhfby ana
nearby western h'nncfy "nis.; n'e.. c..:,
~s1rfc. nearby gathered whites, hrsts "a
80 arsfs gsTzfc. under grades. - q
e5c Pacific Coas. whites ,A''as. q. q, 3sc 9e
,,fe- rrades. asG.siac. other West. m
M southern gathered whites, H3le
rr,rbv and nearby Western hennfrl
1905 er,fa. lg011c: ne1rby brown and
t e,for. gathered extras. -9I 3oc
90. 20 extra nrsfs. 2tG2si.c
potatoes- South Carolina. hbl. i1Q 4 30
..'~,b Carolina. f10tg.55. North Carolina
.nJ sogih Caroilns. 81 goo si.7t. Nlrgl1ir
ii75Otis5i under ss1ec-. s,-su', iei
40 - 81 sJGt-iO. sweets. jersey. bashet
S.Ht.T6
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Cottonseed OIL

A stronger market early. Influenced by
lard and cotton. was followed ~ sharp
reactions under liquidation and prospects
that 5000 barrels VIII be tendcroi on
July contracts tomorrow ~ tho close
July was points higher. october 2 higher
and the rect OF the list / 10 points net
lower. Sales were 2l,ioO barrels
The range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futurc@-Aftcr opening
point higher 20 decline % 3 points
prices broke sharply on selling led by
Cuban firm. which brought out realizing
orders Prices continued 90 fag on news
Of weaker spot maTHcf. nnnl quotations
being 10 10 points net lower. on estl.
mated sales Of 1000 tons.
The range ~ prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
lorIcr or nEDEMrTloN on bonds


srFHRY FLOUR COMPANY.
..OTfrr Ie lfFNENI GIVES nat On fs
&, lse ~ August 1922. OH ~ tho ou,s'ani-
e.. Flrrf Noffaare llx per Cent Fifteen
sinking fun1 cold Ponds ~ spof
i r Company. dated February j. l'lf. ana
,el ty' morfns. of fhc Same date e1e-
a tr fal Sperm llol- ComlaU 70
Io.Caufofr'1 IfIff company IHLffs
fe redeemed. nrl fhcro WiA he then lle
a. uatahle on each Of sa.d bonds. o. mo
% of sad Anglo California Trust Com.
~ situate 81 tho corner ~ Market ana
some streets. in San Fran isco. Cali.
=. MA ono hundred and two and one nalf
a. - per cent - tho fee value thereof
rla accrued interest fh' 'on 90 said lst Gay
g hhguff. 10e2 go holders ~ foid bonds
-. roqrired 90 ,rcfent the same for redemp-
ff.1 al taid Office az said Arclo-california
81 Company on faid lst day of August,
4. af saId redemption price, 20 Wit. one
1.al1red ana Two Hn1 onc-faIf per cent
t| fhe principal amount thereof with lr-
ed interest thereon. infer'rt on sad
l.o..ds VIII Oc.fe fY ar.rle Ou faii lat Gay
August fH.-
Hated june -. 1899.
AICLO.CALIIOH OHNIA TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
CHAS p ITElE. Vice. President.
GRANT COlpHLT Asst secty-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations OF stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
M tranancfinns rcstcrdaY;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
mn t,~r on AMFEIcA.

New YORK filtI i une =. w.
Al meeting of the Directors a The
r'A.k 81 Amer.rs. he'd this day. civi-
(end % Three Dollars Icr share was &C.
isred payable July Jet, 1872 20 siock-
holders of record az thfee e. clock =. m.
ss---s -. 1893
CHARLES Z. CURTIS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

Watkins & Co. are Offering a new
issue Of $4,000 City Of Columbia, s. c..
So School District bonds, dated June
]. 1922. and due June I, 1917, at a price
20 Weld 100
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
. IL ATCHISON. TOPEKA s SANTA IL
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Sew lYra. Juno 3. 1922.
whe hoard % Directors has declared
.l-anHuaI dividend lhe.rg dividend So
-I on the Preferred stock of this Come
- Two Dollars and fffy iNlfs
bo) Tcr share. payable August :. 1922
t.. - tlrrlus set Income fo holders ~
o t Preferred Sfurh ar registered on me
90 .ks ~ fhe Company at OBJ. close of hIsl-
-s on June .0 1923 Dividend cheques
% D. mailed t0 holders ol Preferred
.'f.s olI.e
=. *. COOPER. Assistant Treasurer,
3 t.fstu Street. Sew lol. city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
BIN AVE. AND 2sRD 81.
n\LwAY srErL.srRlNa coMrANY.

=. Church 81. hCW YORK. n. ].
May 15tl 1922
quarterly dividend - TWO PER cE>r
90 has fhis day been declared an the
q JsfMON STOCK of thIs Company, payable
/, ne som. 1879. 20 stockholders of record
.ns I'm. 1872.
The transfer hooks VIII not he closed
Checks Viii H. mailed by Bankers Trust
IL s nANGnAnr. Traaaarar.