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New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Country Produce
Butter-Rfccin,s 49, ~,

6utter-ReccIpts were 7.a4i pse ekases.
'sme'., hlshsr the'. eAtras. ID, 5s'2 q
.sco-a. sn'Tas % .eofa Sc, drsts s4a 81 =
,.eoSos S0l, a 5Sl7c lower grades asa
~ centralized cas- % score. Ssc 81
- 'A'- I5oc. IS score. So y Il SIC. 50
"oIe cog &c. unsaited, higher tlan
ot,@ pe WI extras. a. score 50 q
eve, a,' rs rrsts So q $50 seconds. s. sAc
as, 81 as+c frs,s 500 Qs2isc seconds.
. .s''c' state dairy tubs. Nr~st. S6 y.
s',, '9o. good to prime. 90 lac com
.,.. ~ aaiI Q sc ladies' current makc
g1ossc S,a =, sc; hrs's 2+d g5c, seconds.
rs &c. &C. lover grades loi9 1.oi9c: pack
- .'o.k current make. Nc J. 21i1 q a2c
-VQ ~ &c; lower grades. 10 laisc.
w., g Receipts were SIG boxes New
fe.n STATE fats. held specials IS sa24c.
IN IN specials 2o'a acic average run,
- Q zoe. state twins. held specials
t,n ,o1 ,tSsn spmeiais. 20u 20 nc, average
,',o O,ores fancy ga 2sc: single DAISIES,
~ sss,2'so 70 'aAey - enc Young Americas
1oe' s'ste skins Adi7c.
e..S Receipts were 2974s cases Fresh
Ii.SFe, 30, extras dozen. S3c. extra frs,s,
ai.tis. rev, mrS,s ]s'4 g SIC seconds, ssc
rho.cs am H poorer. &c. checks. fair 70
bssre. ofy. SsN27c fresh New Jersey.
$50 whites extra fancy csndled Sc
bsn,e,. nearby and nearby Western
srrs az ."eTes ~ t,o average estrss, a:c; extra
ss,bs-.S's n iic Hrsts c6Ts8c: nearby
,s,"7'ro ~ ,'n "hites. hrsts to extra nrsts $50
;rer,aH aSo'r srsdes. 50 d s5c: rulle,s un
ezra, e- sac Pacific Coast whites
:; g t1e extra frsts. Sai.n4lc, frsts
psr.- p1"ets, unassorted. 80 q ssc. other
;la;son ana southern gathered whites
r.ry nearhy and nearby Western hen
,sd Sms n,,xsss extras, $40 3sc; nearby brown
,.' s. 10 extra n-st. soqssc. 90
bs. s'oes 81 o Maine. lso lbs. ss5o94.ic: 1855
80 n, 20 state. $50 lbs, $500 $50,
go n p.9 ss rs; Lons Island bhi' $500
s.s. s. s''nuas. ,~ obi. N2Q IS. Danish. No !
v,r'sare ard MARYLAND sis5S; % ss q = 49,, 30
hso c;so. 90. $50 South Carolina crate
M 81 tIeo's's. baskets. 81; snice, LOUISIANA
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service

ANhON, OtilO
G.. r. Teager CO., Charles liil. Infants
wear; Pond & Dunn. ll70 D'way.
ALLENTONyN. PA.
George j. Ritter, George j. Ritter, mil
Mncry; prcsin.
silverman & snverman; NJ J. Silver
man, hosiery. gloves; Martinique.
ATLANTA
J. r. Fallaizc & Co. J. B Fallaize.
handkerchefs neckweav. laces. embroiO =
erieH cotton piece goods. linens blankets.
comforts. bedding; Bresln.
BALTIMORE
Carmel Goodman. San Goodman,
waists C!aridgc.
London Costume CO.. NJ. :. London.
dresses ready to wear 1928 B way.
S. Rothschld & CO.; NJ C;utman. chill
dren's and infants wear; llS2 B'way.
Uutzler Bros, a. a. KIN. china. glass
ware, pictures statues. art goods. etc
care Of Kirby, BLOCK g. Fisher 352 sth
Bragers; =. B. North, upholstery drap-
cry. floor coverings; Martiripuo.
Rosensfadt Hros.; Snmnel Ro-ensta a ri t
SILKS. aatins, veIvets, woolen piece goods
Grand.
l.. ]. Greenbaunl l.. Grecnhs I'M.
woolcn piece goods, silks, satins. velvets
ll93 broadway.
lIr-chman Kahn; T.. H'rschman n,
handkcrchi"ts. nsc'-'."er. rsnnsvlvanis
HENNETTSItl.LE. $. G.
Rogers Mercantile Co; +. y. Eogers
gen mdsa Martinique
BOSTON
Fllene'+; upstairs Miss Stack. rep. coats
suits; Mrs. Mllikcn, infants wear; base
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

NUHsE--Young; thoroughly capable ex-
s<Dttonal references. Miss Fitzgerald >
ES~-au. 2o5 9Th
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Judgments Filed
- ~ vi, C--t

The following Judgments were hled yo.-
terday the first name being tnat Of the
debtor;
Abes. Morrs-E. Clews ....... Sls.e.
A. W. Smith E. Co.--Linooin
Trust Co ct all costs ......... ill.2.
Axelrod. Nathan. and Harry
sohzewitz tAxeirot Sobze-
vits)--Sta,e Bank ............ 1851
A. S. Campbell Co.-French Mir
Novelty Co, Inc. ......... 1895
Austin, Irving NJ, and Rrrsn
Woodworking Corp !. Landy 46S 4C
Bergman. George IA. Y.
Bernes A. Co. inc ....,...... oeosf
Berger. Harry-L. Newlands ct al lsa S.
Rartholrnel Herbert B.-saks e.
20. ................. ........ 9+;.1a
Rrown. Prank Tt. A H.jasco io.~.
Brody. Harry-StSte Hana Sa6.+
Bernstein. Samuel B. W Enn~
broidery Works)-c. Reiss l4s.l 4
BrAndsiein. David (Mme. Mays
Shop)~-F. Jacobs ct ai,..... 31l.e:
Burg. Rubin E-B. Betten ..... flsst
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
SCOTT & STUMP. stock brokers' 30 Ex-
change pl, involuntary. Liabilities
$500. 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

s1ST ST. COLUMBUS AV. Colonial fIote>
Newly iccorated Furnished room use
Of bath. 81 weekly up elevated surface
cars. subway: full hotel service; restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial money re
mains comparatively light. with rates
firm. Commercial paper discounts :t
~ and per cent. the bulk going at
the latter figure
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

ready. Is points lower at lie salee 1.os3
bsl.s Mobile steady unchnnged at 1910:
,s,s. 81 bales Savannah steady. uu-
Sb,nsed az 1850 Gales is bales. Norfolk
eg!st unchanged at l7.5nc sales 43s bales.
augusta quiet. unchanged at 1880: sales
Il bales Memphis steady. UNCHANGED at
+, 5sr. saes 900 bales Little Rock quiet.
unchanged al tic. sales 400 bales. Dallas
ready. unchanged at i72oc sales l.i73
ba,.s Montgomery firm. IL points lower
=, lsssc sales 1875 bales Galveston, Fort
worth and Houston. holiday
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

sUFhEMl: Co1.Er. orANGE COUNTY,
ALICE Y. SAFER riainur. against AN
GER his We 'ca :isi Mar, her real first
name heirg unknown to 20. piaintlf) DAVID
CONkfE> ard HOWARD Il. GUNDBIt
Defendants. SUMMONS.
NOu ARE ITEREBT SUMMONED to an
sver The cnmpia'tf - ihis action. and ~
serNe copv OF Norr anfNsr OF. II the con-
paint is rot served s-ith The summons. -
seg.e notice OF appear nee on the PLAIN
ffns Attorney Ylla.a tperty days stte.
the aay Of service IN case Of your failure
aTpcai. o. answer. tu1snisnt will be lake
{ eai,st Nou ny default ioi The relief de-
ulanasI In the compis ut
)ai ed November lst. is~l
JOSEPH ". and PERCY '. y. GO1T Plain
iiNs Attorneys rnst 11ice and Ohies
address Goshen, Orange County. n Y.
TO ,hs defendants Anthorr Z. Stilger Ar s
Mary s'.iGer 4.s VII Hs'ied Mary. heT
real frat n@re b,irc rr'scra % plaintiff
The foregoing s0mloons If aerved upon sol
by puniirstipR. Dursuani 10 .tn urce! ~ fia..
4. Fl. + -eeset. .us.ee - the suptems
Court dated Jauuaiy is. 9.a. and nlet
"ith the complaint IN the oNige Of the cter
action is brought to ieto'ef Judgment o-
foreclosure Of Two NOR. cages upon premise.
sitrstH3 IN the Town ~ Goshen, Cranss
County. \. y, beiongirS 20 tlis defen!an.
Anthon.' r rilg~f. cunt nisiniug about 20
acres. more of lsss. Gcs-risc' IN a. deed re
corded n Orange County Clerks Of.cs IN
f.ooh $50 page Az. and affects the titie 10.
a!4d the possersor Use sad enjoyment at sac
real properly ~ fAe d.lendamts herein.
Ia ed Goshen. ). y January .3r'. 1893.
J. " 4 p Y. ID G0T'T,
plaintiffs .Attorneys
Goshen. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Satisii ed Judgments
In New Nor:x County

The frst aaIne is that OF the dnbtor. the
second that ~ the creditor and date when
Judgment was sled.
Ella friea--I'arn & riIford
Nurph, Edward j. and stephen
-Aip~r lrsil a Co; January
Ressy Jacoo-.. Mayer. Mxy J.
Baird Edward i<.-spsir Realty ''''
Co Inc. January -. 1872 2..... IFS SO
Frisch. Frsderick k-K. Pulitzer ct
al; july L. 1921. ............. 9.s07.44
and Phi,ip~-M 9 La Tourtstte
Anrus. %. l0e' ...... -2s5.o4
Cauane. Domenioo-~E Goodman;
Maren E. 1915. 1854
f!u .fr> 90. Charles, and Nrw Am
sterdsui Casually Co~-Pcopic,
etc; January Il. -. (vaoated) 500. %
sante--sa,ne: November 3 1921
tvsoated> .................,... $1,000
May H. Ia2i.............,... $500
II. f. Felson February o. 1922 2.o75.o0
O l3rlsn, Jonu r.--V Bancs:
Jarua-y 4, iagi..........., 3.i5l.O5
December II, 1911. slc.So
cowies; March !. is22....-..... l.osa.57
Gers, SAMUEL. Bali,'sen & Co..
Inc. February !. 1922..-....., 1880
Mohork Realty Co. It all I.
B~rman' June 30. isl7........ 1854
Gerst. Sanluei--C i5ahnssn Co..
Inc. June 30 lsci............. 1923
December -, 1921 i........... 1870
In Bronx Co,mty
Gass otto-a. within ct al; Juiy
H.nrahan. Mary K.-R G.. x.s9:
May H. 192I, i.,,., 4t7s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

DEM ONS TRAITOR - Tforouen mechanic
God expert driver wanted by one OF tins
largest tiistributors OF high grade motor
cars. Neatness OF appearance and abilty
TO converse inteil!genrly highly imporian,
Replies will be treated strictly contidential.
Address y 719 Tribune.
SHOE SALESMAN wanted: steady posi-
tion write age, experience and salary.
Shoe Store, IA Broad ct, REQ .:hait. \. !.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST - Wirc-haired fox terrier. female
white. With blsck esrs and ono black eye.
Answers 10 name OF Sally Reward "
,urn"d 20 bT. T. l.. Saunders. la0 T.. sist vi
Plaza sn7s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
lnftnn Sfafisiics

uYerpoo Cables Spot cotton IN lirni.~d
asmsnd ~ - POINTS decline MidGtiny,
''Td Sse' ooo bales; American 900
ssles Futures opened quiet at to .
Tcris decline, closed steady ~ to
POINTS adyanco March, eaZi; May. 9e4d
lulg, as3d, October. o64d January,
s'sd Manchester. Yarns quiet; cloths.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Chambcrnaids

cHAMsERMAID NURSE Norwegian.
young. neat. willing; city. country .,
Highly recommended. Miss ilalNs Bureau.
II Vest 44th Vanderbilt $40
CHAXBERMA WAITRESS Capable
young woman; excellent references T.
Miss HofraYcr's Agency. 10 L s3u ST ID
moor. Murray I'LL! S347.
CHAMBERAiAID-W WAITRESS Youus :.
Thoroughly capable. excellent references
Misc Ti,zgeralds 9 Bureau. s66 9TH az.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
STORAGE NOTICES
WARE1lOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
In PAID IL AISGES

IN accordance with III. provision of Law.
there being aYe mi unA.,,. g. for
AGI, wsraiio; sEf il .ie' r. len.
waiehoe.s man. on tnr goods he natter
desouhei. and tnr notice having heen given
IN all pnr'.rs itroVn 10 s.ialm an ntsres.
therein. ana ,he tirnc 'lee, ,nol n such notice
for payrnent Of such cha gns having expired.
12eIe We ~ he ssa q p, e ssG',g1 at :ss
ll7th 81 New York Cl'y. or WEDNESDAY
March 29i. 1aea ~ 1a.so = NJ and II tte
On "wednesday. Nar..s gsih beginning e.
10 79 A n and continuing until ali the
eoris are -cd rhr inaow g described
PROP - vi
Householl goods pe-eere saects and mer
chani'se cousst.np - ieds. bedding. cht-
t. hlcS. stands ~ Ma h.aes china ard
glass closets, rro' se'y. glassware. kitchen
books hoo.i cases Nr'c-s -i-ar. pianos musical
instru'rents- statuarv. vehicles paintings ari
ric'nres, 'rrnRs sni coufnflts. linen and
7'eaIing apparel. pianos .tc.. neongrs -
You held i"r yonr 9-- rrug Tor IN which
von may hav~ pr .uterssll kathrlne r,sweli
Hint >r'hur j 1ohns,en' MIS- l. Ess.r.
ii@rner. William SuyAer. Mrs Y Sullivan.
l.. e DraclIett Nr~ - l. Hickman. Mrs T.
Lehman, Lei maj NJ fsssM X N Krake~er. Ever l.. l..
Hansen, George 1r'1fh, MrS A !. Whitton.
MIS- j II boughefty Murphy Mr.. T.
Soma y. Mrs. Ne3se siriini,e Mrs. J. Jacob
son. II II NrNeii. ia renee f,iles, Y Bsrcas.
Estate OF " L. Gates M Elizabeth Fisher.
II. Knapp. I A. Canon. Mrs D. Pardes
y. Lamt. Mrs } = Kelsrinan Mrs. y.
Merton. Mrs r neviue. Il crossen Otto
Onerhof. Ms . " ,Ihest r McLoush. .
lin &. 4 Pensanin Ms. J. Gn.sl.ck Al
being now stored With saia Timnins Storage
Warehouses, in its warehouses, anl all 10 Nc
moro specifically announced and described a.
tine Of said sale.
The goods may lie seen At the time and
place Of sale
1ilnnins' Storage arehouses,
2s7-e5e- 9el IS -e65-ge7 WEST ll7TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
HELP WANTED MALE
DEPARTMENT MANAGE
Prominent Music House
in New York City

WANTS A F'IRST-CIASS Man TO
MANAGE ITS RECORD AND
Music ROLL DEPARTMENT..
SALARY AND COMMISSION
BASIS. SPLENDID OPrORTt'-
NIFTY FOR A MAX OF EHpERl-
ENCE. INITIATIVE. EXECUTIVE
ABILITY, CAPABLE OF ORGAN
IZING A SUCCESSFUL SALES
FORCE, TO BUILD A FUTURE
FOR HIMSElF RECORD OF
PAST EVEMENTS MUST BE
A CONVINCING ONE. TELL
THE STORY IN YOUR LETTER
OF APPLICATIONS. Bon 10, TT
ST. JAMES BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
PROPOSALS

of Supplies snj Accounts Navy Dspavs-
nienr, Washington. D. g.. until 10 slncs
~ M March / ln@e. for delivering binisrS
cIois 10 the ra,v supply depot. SO. Brooklyn.
y. Y Apply foi propesais TO the Navy pur-
cha sing once. New York \. Y, or 20 the
Bureau OF Supplies ana Accounts. DAVID
POTTER, Paymasicf General OF the Nav.
s-l6-23
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Cottonseed Oil

Closing prices we're close to the top Of
'as day. with not gsins Of - TO "a points
The range o. prices
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
FOR sALE--nAplQ

FOR sAIE--nADIQ
RADIO PANEL COMPOSITION BEST
vujcanit- polished. t1r.e,sixteenths hs
thicn One size in stock, t~elYs b.,
twenty. $3.50: postpsid $500. othsy sizes
and thl~knesses 20 order O. YARRtk0.
TON. 1916 West S3d at. New Turk C!ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE

sTENOGRApHT u -~ First class VIII
hnoml"dg- OF bookkeeping. Only we'll
educated young "oma1 "iih busi ne 50
training vii be considered. write 8. b
boy ~. 1858 rrnadr.5
YOUNG woman, over -, h,g, school grad
uate, teAchabie. experience unneoessa y =;
assist manager OF educational sales cam
raign; Sl.tIo eslary, commission. all
,0oruing only. Nr. Branch. National City
Building II East z2d
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures The range OF prices.
" %
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
AUCTION SALE

BY ORDER or SON ElcfER & son.
Inc, VIII seN b. plbiic auction on March
18TH. 1872, A. 10 A NJ. at 2o7 Broadway.
Hrooklyn, one :. electric player
piano. NO. 5000. for account Of Louis Ic
winter Ba.ance dye ,4aa
\. & T coon. Auctioneers
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

Call loans against acccptances, Az
nor cont
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

80 80 AK Gas 80. s's So s% So.
10 Con Ice . 2 ~
- do of M c4 "a % 81
275 GuGey .... II la,s - I,
10 1'.u ntSs"I"g 1's 2is 2H ~
~ W<ru ~ ~ Ztla 24l< 24i5
1no Wario O. H. - = asa 4s'3 46i1
o90 90 Hariahd 2% ~ ~ 2ai
s50 Nat Fire -. eN ~ s.. -.
zoo do pf 49,. l5iS 16 1Si. ,s
100 Okla Gas ~ 20 % % ."
10 Pitts Brew 2% 2L ox o,l
1000 Pitts Mt Shas 2s 26 os %
Union Gas .l24 IA ~ "
loC Glass M IS a. * *
$50 West A n % % 49, a.
200 West Pa com. 2oi, a0u 2o On
IS 1iarb Walker. a7 ~ o. aS
90" %" 40 pf ''....loo 100 100 100
wv Nol Gas ...... ~. ~ ~. 17,.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Cooks

EOUSEWOF X Err Young, yer. caaa he
willing; CITY apartment preferred; M eniy
'ecomnended Miss Halls Burcau. II
West 18th. Narderbi't $40
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

$1,000 \. = 6: r To-. ssH u.s. S.. ss.4
ISSS iSSS a { G ! = y g.. g. A. - 4 -:
5000 Hood Rub 6s. ses. a61s ass. a6s.
5000 lutl Gem SIS. 1000 1862 104i4 1857
600 Mass Gas 4,ss SO So SO 50
5000 Miss Riv Pw So S9i. Ses. So. Sss.
5000 \. r.. T &. bs e4:4 047, s4r< 49,
600 Swift os...... "a CIT, ol.a 81 !,
1000 Westn T at IS e3ix a3s 9S'. o3ia
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

NURSE-English Young. thoroughly "a
pabie nice appearing, highry, eirr-
ences, Mis-. Halls Durta an, n Wcs; s4th.
Vanderbilt $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
Miscclla neous
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bougn. ard SOLD for caGn.
Advico free Bennett. ia 3 way. "a hosr.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03

HOtSENORK, yoora gooa cool excellent
references Miss Fit>seraiu's BUREAU
S6s 5th 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-03
SUMMONS

UPhEMl. COURT. ORANGE COUNTY.
v hic'. the Plaintiff Ges.Oates az the place
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-21
livestock
AT CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. 20.-Cattle-Receipts
is. 900: beef steers fairly active, gener-
ally steady; spots on better grades
strong; top matured beef steers Sits;
light steers S11.65; bulk native beef
steers $9.25q10.85; supply of western
grassers small; none sold early; butch
er she stock and bulls slow, steady to
weak: Gamers steady: veal calves
steady to unevenly lower; stockers and
feeders steady to strong; bulk veal
bulls S4.40Q5-50; bulk butcher she stock
S45oQ750.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; desirable light
err weights scarce and active; strong to
1Oc higher; bulk 100 to $50 pound aver
ages S9.7599.95; top $40; few held high
er; %weightier kinds slow. around
steady; good and choice $50 to 325
pound butchers mostly Ss.90G9.50: few
sales desirable packing sows S7.6oQS;
bulk pigs S909.25; heavy S8.5049.60;
medium S9.40Q9.95; light S9.7o010; light
light S9.40Q9.75; packing sows smooth
S750@825; packing sows rough SIG
100; killing pigs $S.75q9.40.
Sheep-Receipts 14,oO0; native lambs
strong to 25c higher; top s14.50 to city
butchers; bulk early sales to packers
S14; culls mostly S9Q9.5O; western
lambs late arriving only five cars due;
seven doubles 80 pound Montana feed
ing yearling .wethers S1160; sheep
scarce, generally steady; heavy ewes
largely $444.50; choice handy weight
quotable up to S7.10; best feeding
lambs quotable S13.75914.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-21
MILWAUKEE
New York Market
NJ

New York, Sept. 2O.-Pool operations
in special stock, several of which were
pushing up to new nigh RECORDS TOT
The year, provided the only interesting
feature in Wednesdays relatively quiet
stock market session. Short covering
accelerated the advance in early deal-
ings but some unsettlement was noted
towards the close on receipt OF WASH
ington dispatches that the house had
overridden the presidents veto on the
bonus and the calling of loans and
rise in money rates. D.,
Special demonstrations were staged
in Austin, Nichols, Beechnut Packing,
MalIinsons SILK, while Eagle Oil, Tide
wster Oil, Consolidated Cigar, National
Cloak & Suit preferred, Federal Mining
and Smelling and American Zinc pre-
ferred, all of which established peak
prices, the net gains ranging from
small fractions to more than three
Public utilities and oils were the
most popular of the standard shares,
gains of a point or more being re
corded by Consolidated Gas, Pacific
Gas, Western Union, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey and Tidewater Oil. Mex
lean Seaboard issues, however, were
r~eactionary.
No definite movement took place in
the rail group, price changes OF which
were largely nominal. Norfolk & West
ern, Canadian Pacific, Erie first pre-
ferred n Chicago & Northwestern
preferred were relatively heavy. Steel
shares also showed little change
United States Steel common and Re
public declining f~ractionally while
Midvale, Bethlehem B and Gulf States
moved to higher ground.
Copper shares again were active,
securities Of South American COM
panies registering the largest gains be-
cause of their lower production costs
Chile copper was pushed up over a
point n fractional gains were made
by several domestic shares.
Total sales Appropriated 100000
shares.
Call money opened at 41a and then
hardened to five, where il held until
closing. Rates for time money also
were Inclined to firmness.
Foreign exchange rates continued
their upward course.
Demand sterling made a good re-
Spouse to the optimistic reports con,
corning the meeting between Lord
Curzon and Premier Poincare on the
Near East situation, demand bills be-
ing quoted at SAB 3-16, or more than
a cent above Tuesdays figure.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-21
G ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Great Falls, Montana, Sept. IS. 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that this
undersigned, at his office In the %
House, Great Falls, Montana. will re-
ceive sealed proposals until 8 o'clock
p. m. October 2, 1922. for the furnishing
of all labor, tools, materials n applt-
ances for the construction of a storm
drainage system on Sixth Avenue North
from the east lin Of Park Drive to the
Street from the center line of Sixth
Alley North to Park Drive and Fifth.
Sixth. Seventh, Eighth. Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets zach from
the center line of Sixth Alley North to
the center line of Seventh Alley North
as shown on the plans and specifica-
tions filed In the office of the City
Engineer on the 18th day of September,
1922, TO which reference is hereby made.
Said work is in Special Improvement
District No. AS and reference is hereby
particulars, which resolution is now ON
file IN the City Clerks office.
Each and every bid must be accom-
panied by a check payable to the city
and certified by a responsible bank for
an amount which shall not be less than
ten per cent of the aggregate of the
proposed bid.
The City Council reserves the right to-
reject any or all bids or to waive de-
deemed for the public good, and also
reserves the right to reject the bid of
any party who a. been delinquent or
unfaithful In any former contract with
the city.
W. II. HARRISON.
City Clerk.
First Publication September 20. 1929
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-21
AT KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Sept. 2O.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 10000; fed steers steady to
strong: others steady to weak; early
tor sill; best heavies held higher; best
grassers ss@s; calves steady to 25e
Higher; top v~ealers, to packers SIG
II 25: to city butchers $780, other
classes uneven but mostly steady; bet
ter grades cows Se.6o@5; bulk others
cutters SS.25Q3.50; bulls largely $3.50
Hogs-Receipts 1000; strong to 1oc
higher with most advance on mixed
quality: shipper top ss.45; packer top
$40; $50 to 2Ss FOUNDERS eggs 20:
bulk 24O to $50 Founders $s.769s35;
bulk Ss.90Q9.40; packing sows mostly
10 to 25c higher; bulk s7.50Q7,S5; some
IS: stock pigs strong to loo higher; best
natives $685..
Sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep steady;
1o5 pound western ewes $3.50: Texa
wethers and yearlings $50; native
lambs fully steady; top $13.76; better
Srades generally $13 and above; west
erns due TO arrive still back.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-21
PROCLAMATION BY THE


WHEREAS, Petitions signed by the
requisite number of voters and praying
for the initiation of a certain measure
to be hereinafter more particularly de-
scribed have been duly and regularly
filed in the office of the Secretary OF
state within the time required by the
constitution Of the State of Montana;
and
WHEREAS, The Governor of the
State Is required by law to issue his
proclamation announcing the filing OF
NOW, THEREFORE, I. Joseph NJ.
Dixon, as Governor of the state of
Montana, do hereby proclaim the filing
of such petitions for the submission to
the qualified voters OF the State OF
Montana for their approval or rejection,
at the regular election to be held on the
seventh day of November, 1922.
IAN ACT TO AMEND SECTION
111sO OF THE REVISED CODES OF
MONTANA OF 1921. RELATING TO
WAGERS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
ASSISTING STATE AND COUNTY
FAIRS. CONDUCTING AGRICULTuR-
AL AND LIVESTOCK EXHIBITIONS"
IN WITNESS WHEREOF l ave
hereunto set my ham and caused the
Great Seal Of the State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Helena. the Cap
ttaI. this twelfth day of July. In the
wear of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred twenty-five.
JOS. M. DIXON.
(SEAL)
BY the Governor:
c. II. STEWART,
Secretary of State