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Evening star., 1922-10-22

'It Is the Law" by Elmer E. Rice
and Hayden Talbot, has been placed
in rehearsal by Samuel Wailach
Alma Tell and Ralph kellard head
the cast.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Elite,

Today, Norma Talmadge. in The
Safety Curtain; tomorrow, Elaine
Hammerstein. in Evidence; Tues.
day. Mary Miles Minter. in South OF
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Clarence Burton, character actor in
Paramount pictures, must undergo an
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Today. Agnes Ayres, in 'The Or
DEAL; tomorrow. Henry B. Walthall.
in Parted Curtains; Tuesday. Alice
Brady, in eThe Death Dance; also
and Thursday, Mary Carr. in silver
Wings: Friday, Dorothy Dalton. In
'"The Crimson Challenge" and Satur-
day, Buck Jones, In Rough Shod."
Evening star., 1922-10-22

ALA Nazimova, who has been doing
pictures in recent years. returns to
the speaking stage next month in
"Tilla." by Ferenz Herzeig, and
adapted by Louis X. Anspacher. She
will appear under the management of
Charles Bryant, her husband
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Sid Townes, composer of over 200
popular hits for "Tin Pan Alley" as
the Broadway sheet music area is
known, is making his second tour of
the vaudeville circuits.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Seventh Heaven" a play by Aus
tin Strong, will be produced for the
first time III New York by John
Golden on Monday night, October 80.
Helen Menken and George Gaul head
q big cast
Evening star., 1922-10-22

"When Knighthood Was in Flower"
the big Cosmopolitan production. scored
one Of the greatest screen sensations
IN the photopiay history Of London. it Is
said The Prince of Wales, attended by
mis- staff, attended one of the perform
lnCeS.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

A contrast Of types is furnished by
Wanda Hawley and Rodolph va!en-
tino, leading woman and star or The
Young Raj-h." Miss Hawley Is a
blonde of the Dresden shepherdess
type and Valentino is dark and Latin
in appearance.
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HOUSES WANTED Unfurnished

PRIVATE dwelling for rent TO private party
or doctor only; West 70s; three year
straight lease: Al condition. GEORGE 8
RUNK, 1872 Lexington av.
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished

PRIVATE HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE sos
NEAR 5TH AV.; FIVE STORY AMERI-
CAN. BASEMENT: FIVE BATHROOMS
FIVE MASTERS BEDROOMS, -FOUR SER
WANTS ROOMS: RENT 81 500.
PEASE & ELLIMAN.
$40 MADISON AV MURRAY HILL 6200
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HOUSES TO LET-Fumished.
New Jersey.

SUMMIT. n. J.-Ten room house, two baths
and all improvements convenient location (;
for season or term. AMBROSE POWELL,
phone 36e
SIX rooms and bath. shaded yard; S65 per
month Phone 562 W. Plainfield. n. ].
UPPER MONTCLAIR-f0 room house COM
petely furnished. all modern improve
ments. two baths. solarium, outside sleep
ing porch, large piazzas. flower and vege-
table gardens, shade trees. two car garage.
sleeping chamber; high elevation: good
neighborhood: $3.50 monthly. Address F.,
ieS Alexander av.. Upper Montclair. n. U.
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BEAUTIFULLY situated furnished house
with bath and running water, at Denviie
near Diamond Spring Inn and Rockaway
River Country Club; June / to October l.
GEORGE NJ. DENNY, Denville. N. j.
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Furnished-Long Island.
Furnished-New York.

TO LET-Suffern. N. Y, 8 rooms. sleeping
porch, all modern conveniences: Z minutes
walk TO station possession at once: rent S65
per month. JAS. j. BROWN. Suffern. N. Y.
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FURNISHED, large, cool. 10 room house,
screen porch. $3.50 per month. July, Aug. ;
Forest Hills section. Tel. Branch Brook 1921.
HACKENsACK-7 room house. in HilI Sec
tion; bedrooms, . baths. 2 fireplaces
every convenience rent furnished June-Oct. /.
reasonable. Tel Hackensack 942 j.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
130TH TO 145TH W.-Furnished housekeep-
ing apartment for three adults by June 3:
responsible, permanent. reasonable. s 1885
Herald, Harlem.
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HOUSES TO LET-Fumished.
westchester.

BEST SECTION MOUNT VERNON.
Rent for July and August, comfortably
furnished 10 room cottage. bath; $500. 2li
North Fulton av.. Mount Vernon.
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55TH. e04 W.-Six rooms and bath: cool.
light. airy apartment az s1o5 until October.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS (3s6 Ft. Wash
ington av.)--Delightfuly cool, double front
room, inclosed lavatory, newly furnished. .
ideal for those desiring absolute cleanliness;
wonderful location; all conveniences private
house.
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LEXINGTON Av.. 1157.-Parlor bedroom.
$50 monthly: single room, 81 weekly: run
ming water; modern apartment; reference.
d. BELL.
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Furnished-Westchester.

TO lease yearly, four room apartment,
country house: separate bath; steam heat ::
every Improvement; beautiful location; adults
preferred; 500. LOVES. 1874 Rossiter av.,
Nepperham Heights. Yonkers. Phone Yon-
kers 5000.
FURNISHED apartment for summer; seven
minutes from station; two family house.
five large, airy rooms. with bath. Yonkers
4205J. Sunday. Monday. 1913.
SOUTH YONKERS.-Beautiful furnished 5
room apartment, from June TO October
]: reasonable. Phone 1l17 Yonkers.
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Jackson Heirhts.

Own your own home I'm restricted commu.
nifty; ideal five room apartment corner
building: owner. transferred, will sell at less
than present value to effect prompt disposal !;
small cash payment: terms. Phone New
town $500, extension 6S.
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UnfurnIshed-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. l.
TENNIS PLACE. Apartments, by station.
Two elevators. Small suites. Large rooms
and tea room. Phone Boulevard G545.
$I5 a month for modern five rooms at beau
tiful Laurelton. l.. l.; right at station; 1915
miles from Pennsylvania Station: also six
room apartment, with sleeping porch, 500 a
month. J. G. QUINN. at station, or %
Court ST.. Brooklyn. Triangle 1880
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GRAMERCY PARK, 36.-Newiy decorated TO
rent during summer months. five rooms.
three baths, maids room and bath: beaut-
full outlook. facing park. Phone Gramercy
.105.
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ST. NICHOLAS Av.. 2s5. 125th st. capt. 2l--
Rooms. next bath; one two; bus, IL. ="
subway. Morningside 1921.
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TO RENT.
FURNISHED APARTMENT.

.-(}RAMERCY PARK - COOLEST APART
MENT IN CITY. CORNER IRVING PLACE
AND PARK. LARGE DUPLEX: PRIVATE
ENTRANCE: MAN SERVANT WILL TAKE
CHARGE If DESIRED: JUNE 1-OCTOBER
! $500 MONTH. TELEPHONE GRAMERCY
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RIvERSIDE.-Large front room. Hudson
view, tenth floor, $12 to s15, according to
arrangements. Call SUFFERN, Aud. 5552.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Unfurnished-Bronx.

APARTMENT. beautiful rooms and BATH
parlor: all modern improvements; ga
rage extra II desired; rent s125; 20 minutes
by greensboro subway TO jackson Heights
(25th st. station. two blocks TO so Hampton
ST., Elmhurst.
BOROUGH of Queens-Upper floor. 2 family
house, rooms. every Improvement. incud-
Brooklyn Manor station. Richmond HILL N
FALKINBERG, 9s2S Jamaica av. Phone
Richmond Hill 902.
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New Jersey.

SCARSDALE-July and August, attractively
furnished room house. sleeping porch ;
garage. garden. fruits. Phone Searsdale I7-R
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5lTH, 147 w. (Hotel Laurelton).- suhlet
for three months at sacrifice to responsible
partp, an unusually pleasant apartment; two
bedrooms, two bathrooms and sitting room.
Apt. 81.
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ON hillside, near Pleasantville station. new
house, l6 rooms, baths. car garage; 2h
acres; bargain for short season. Apply
York rftv Rector 24oO -
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11TH, 20 west-Seven large, light rooms
all improvements; real attractive home
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ST. NICHOLAS Av., 1924 Q78th) .-Outside
sunny, airy rooms; shower; homelike. DE
M,AT1RE
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IARCHAfONT-Owner going 10 Europe
wishes TO rent furnished house, rooms
and BATH and garage. from June 10 TO Sep
,tenber /. SO Summit av. Phone Larchmont
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
Above 14th st. To 59th st. Qnclusive).

54TH ST, corner Tth av.-Three rooms. bath
housekeeping. complete for the summer
reasonable. Seen by appointment. Call
Vanderbilt $40 between 10 and g.
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Furnished--New Jersey.

APARTMENT for summer season. ideal
location. bright, airy rooms; bungalow
atmospheric convenient trains and trolley;
adults only; rent reasonable Cox 6l, Boom
ton N I
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ALLERTON HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest of the Allerton
group, a II story fireproof building. just
completed, containing apartment, club con-
veniences, are from $3.50 to $3.50 per week
for permanent residents only. 143 East 39th
ST.; As East 55th st.
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LEXINGTON Av.. 720.--Attractive, large.
front parlor; other rooms; housekeeping.
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Furnished.
rom Battery TO Iith ST., Inclusive.

Z GREENWICH vILLAGE-Two large fur
niShee rooms, bath. $6j. Telephone Canal
1850 or call BERK, Charlton 81.
GREENWICH VILLAGE-Apartment light
rooms, fully furnished; rent $95; May to
October. LOUIS SCHRACi. 1i2 West 23d,
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55TH ST, IS W.-Attractvely furnished
. and 3 rooms. bath; all improvements.
Phone I176 Vanderbilt,
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wESTCHESTER (Greystone). Beautiful
room, Hudson view. adjoining bath pu-
vate family; neat neighborhood; 35 minutes
Grand Central Yonkers 47oSJ.
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72D. ~ W.-Subet room apartment. bath
July TO October; maid service; restaur ant.
hotel accommodation. Apt. A.
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b4TH ST, f62 WEST.
Six all outside rooms, southwest
posure, attractively and fully fur
nished including linen, silver. piano
ard vctrola. Phone Circle 1911.
NTH ST. aud 9Th Rv., Adlon.--rwo roous
bath. kitchens S125 monthly; five months.
Telephone 1910 Canal A. sCHEUER.
Sept. 30. Circle 65Gl. Monday
55TH ST., CORNER 7TH AV
THE REGAL. MODERN ELEVATOR
APARTMENT HOUSE. NEWLY FUR
NJgHEp: MAID AND VALET SERVICES. I.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. 500 TO $lTj;
PREFERENCES REQUIRED.
bKTH. 40 west.--Two rooms, -.hath. real
kitchen; juno 10 October; linen and silver:
Bliss month. POTTER
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For Help that Is fun Of pep" and am
bition put your Want Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD. ITS QUALITY-oUAN-
TTTY circulation brings high tvps Of
replies, Telephone Worth 10000.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

seasongood & Mayer are offering a diver
sified list of municipal bonds AZ various
prices to yield from 4.40 per cent 10 $50
per cent.
At the regular meeting OF the board Of
directors of the National City Bank yes
terday. Murray s. Wilson was appointed an
assistant cashier OF the bank.
The Il luitable Trust Company Of New York
announces that II is prepared to deliver
temporary fifteen-year Z per cent. sinking
Sugar Company upon surrender Of out
standing subscription receipts.
jackson Curtis announce the admission
OF Stuart II. Reed to general partnership.
Pynchon Co. have issued n circular
descriptive Of the affairs OF the Freeport
Texas Company, special mention being made
OF the Hoskins Mound Sulphur property.
Augustus g. Cobb has been elected n vice.
president OF the Bankers Trust Company
and George w. Darlington OF the Fifty
seventh street office has been appointed as
sistant secretary.
jerks, Gwynne Co. have issued a book
let on Standard Oil stocks.
r. NJ Grant Co. II distributing cir
cular on municipal securities.
Syndicate managers announced yesterday
the closing OF the subscription books on
$40, 900. 900 p. F. Goodrich first mortgage
the issue having been largely oversubscrbed
Low, Dixon 4 Co. have prepared a special
circular describing ten bonds and three
stocks.
cJsrksop v. Morton, scrmersy WITH N,
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
L. and N. Earnings Jump.

The Louisville and Nashville Railrdad
in the first five months Of 1922 reported
net operating income Of $7,g20,637. con-
trasted with net operating deficit OF
$2,114,449 for the corresponding period
a year ago. Calculations based upon
the foregoing operating figures and esti-
mates OF other income and fixed charges
indicate surplus after dividend re-
quirements amounting to $2,210.573.
which would mean that earnings for the
five months period were at the rate OF
more than IA per cent. on the company's g
$72,000,000 capital stock. Due largely
to losses sustained In the first halls OF
1921 the road in that year showed net
loss of $336,962. Normally 44 per cent.
of its operating income is made in the
first half Of the year and 56 per cent.
in the last half. The company's applica-
tion for an increase of $53, 100000 in its
capital stock for stock dividend is still
pending before the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Copper sale. ana Price..

Foreign cnd domestic sales of cop
per In June aggregated approximately
140. 900 pounds. compared with 21o.-
000.O pounds IN May and 100000. 900
pounds sold in April, according to esti-
mates made by men in close touch with
the industry Sales ~ the second quar-
ter of the year tohaled 100000. 900
pounds. or at the monthly rate Of
16o.ooo.ooO pounds. compared with a
total of $50. 100000 pounds and MONTH
ly average of 115,000,000 in the first
quarter of 1922. The price of copper
has advanced lis of cent a pound
since Monday. It's price fof delivery
during August and September. owing
to the heavy demand for those months
has reached IA cents a pound.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

EQUITABLE Trust Company, and y,n,hro~ ~
harker formerly with Parker a Co
oscome associated with the bond dsn., r,as.
OF Foster. Mcconnell 4 Co. ' department
c,Isr Laod Wood have prepared a special cir.
southern Pacific Company. "1' Oh 'he
Miller Co. have just issued for d,.,r,,,
tlon special list OF investment offer'r.. pu- el-
July at prices to yield from AZ Der cent 'vo ~
10 per cent. 'e' GENT 10
William Frank Martens, formerly y,th p,,s
ter n Co. and Clarence n. Goidsmith. sor-
merly with the New York Trust c,on,psnv
arc now associated with them In their sales
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Higher Price. for Rails.

Railroad shares were active and
lhigher in the early trading on the, NEWS
Of the refusal of the maintenance OF
way men to join the walkout of the
shopmen. Other reported Developments
involving the Railroad Labor Board ami
b. M. Jewell, head Of the shopcrafts
union, were interpreted by the financial
community as strengthening the position
Of the carriers and as forecasting an
early break In the strike. Chief among
these developments was the firn atti-
tude assumed by the Labor Board. Re-
ports concerning the number Of shop
men who were remaining away from
work were rather conflicting. but FUR
nished ground for optimism In that no
interruption in traffic was reported.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
DEFICIT FOR CHILE COPPER.
First Quarters Loss Less Than I'm
Preceding Three Months.

The Chile Copper Company and the
Chile Exploration Company report a net
deficit after all deductions OF $1.1o3.105
for the first quarter ended March 81 as
against a deficit of $1,131,s62 In the
fourth quarter of last year and deficit
of. s1.os6.2sS In the first quarter Of 1921.
The Chile Copper Company reduced
the cost OF manufacturing, delivering
and selling its product from Gill cents
a pound In the last quarter OF 1921 to
s.365 pound In the first quarter In
1922. OF the loss of $1.103.105 the sum
of S724,S3S is for depreciation.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Mexican Bonds React.

The reactionary tendencies displayed
by Mexican Government bonds In the
last few days. despite the steps taken
toward the resumption of interest pay
ments. have occasioned some surprise.
The fact that the financial agreement
reached by the Mexican Finance Min
lister and international bankers has
not yet been ratified probably accounts
for some Of the lack of enthusiasm IN
the purchase Of Mexican bonds. 1T
was pointed out yesterday In an official
statement that no ratification was ex-
pected until the return OF the Mexican
delegates to their own soil.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

5000 Atlantic Yacht Club. second MORTGAGE.
5eS bonds. due May, 1928; interest MAY
and November. f2e lot
3 Tyson Co., pf.: Tyson Co 800 Iot
~, 900 Binghampton Gas Works 5qs bonds
due 1854. T0M%.
$500 Woodward Iron. S35
II .246 Consolidated Copper Mines Co. $4,000
lot.
4 Eastern Potash. pr; 2 Eastern Potash.
$40 lot. 4
s5 l.. n. Mace 4 Co. S65 lot.
Certificate OF Membership. American Cot
ton Grain Exchange. Inc. e3
I Certificate of Membership American C,ot-
ton Grain Exchange. Inc, a.
1000 Pneumatic Rubber Heel. 81 lot.
10000 Bullfrog Pioneer Leasing & Milling
SO lot.
25 Durango Development Co. 81 lot.
900 Cananea -Manzanal Mining Co. Sf5 lot
rs Cooperative Delivery Co. - tof.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Sees Easy Money Period.

There is no indication Of a turn in the
money market and the present period
of easy money probably will last for
another six months or so. according to
the Harvard Economic Service. 1t is
pointed out that the periods Of easy
money conditions which occurred In
1904-1s05. 190s-1909 and in 1911 each
lasted about year, while such condi-
tions have at this time been in evidence
only since the end of 1921. A change
In the money market is not looked for.
says the Harvard publication. until the
financial strain resulting from business
expansion begins to make itself felt.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
NEW OFFICERS FOR BRANCH.

At the meeting of the trustees OF the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company yesterday Ralph M. Johnson.
formerly general eastern agent of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, was
appointed assistant manager of the
branch Office at the corner OF Madison
avenue and sixty-thIrd street. New
York city. which the company expects
to open in September, and Owen Fl.
Smith was appointed assistant sscrs-
tary.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
EXTENDS TIME For DEPOSIT.

The Columbia Trust Company. de-
positary for the plan Of readjustment Of
debt and stock of the Atlantic Fruit
Company, has been authorized by the
protective committee for the convertible
debenture bonds and the committee for
the stockholders to extend the time for
dopositing securities under the plan of
reorganization until the close Of busi-
ness July 10.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Decline in Money Rates.

Call money rates in the New York
Stock Exchange declined yesterday to
4 per cent. after having opened and re-
newed at AZ per cent. Demand for
time money was light and rates were
unchanged with so to 30 day loans COM
manding per cent. and longer periods
AZ per cent. The market for certifi-
Gates of indebtedness was dull. The
Government will withdraw $4.500,000
from banks In this Federal Reserve dis
trict to-day. ses
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
sKELLY OIL At EARNINGS PEAK

Net earnings of the skelly OIL Com
pany for May available for surplus and
reserves after all costs, expenses and
losses, including interest and taxes but
prior to reserves for depletion, dcpre-
ciation and development, were $63S.364.
This is equivalent to an annual rate Of
more than $7,500.00 or over "a share
of outstanding stock. establishing a new
high record of monthly earnings for the
company.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

WEDNESDAY. JULY S.
Renewals. ....... 4%lLast.
High.............. an %lYear's high. .......
Low.............. Years low. ....... IN
TINE LOANS.
Mixed collaterals. 60 TO no days. 80.
Mixed collaterals. 4 to g months. 0lN
lndustriaIs. 90 TO 90 days. s..........
lndustrials. 4 TO 8 months. ......... @4k
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names, 4 to 0 months. ........l olh
Other names, 4 to months. ......
DISCOUNT RATE. RESERVE BANK.
no days. 4; Liberty bonds and Victory notes,
is days, a; 10 TO 90 days. a; bankerS
acceptances, 10 TO 90 days, 4.
Fixed June n. Previous rate. ~. fixed
November 2. 1921.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Call loans and acceptances. es...... 4
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal re-
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
30 days.. 3M no days .... 3M
go days.. 3M 3 100 days ..... 8x 3
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. ss95. .20O. 900:
balances, 81, 900. 900; Federal Reserve credit
balances. $J5,600, 900.
SILVER MARKET.
official bar silver In New York. domestic,
pgsc.. unchanged. foreign, 71%c., UP Nc.
London. 3sssd.. off Nd; Mexican dollars,
54hc., up NC.
Range OF silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest.
London. ..... 31xd.. May g 52hd.. Feb. e
Nsv york...,. 1sAc., May 2, satc.. Feb -
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Montana Power.

The financial community Is looking
forward with much interest to the divi-
dend meeting Of the directors Of the
Montana Power Company on August 25.
The general expectation Is that the IS
annual dividend rate will be restored. In
the first quarter of 1922 its net income
available for dividends was $611.235
against net Of $637,476 In the same three
months of the preceding year. These
earnings were equivalent to SO cents a
share and "a cents a share, respectively,
on $49.633.300 common stock. Although
the first quarter figures were at the
annual rate Of only $3.50 on the COM
mon stock, current earnings indi-
cate that the present So rate on that
stock will be earned twice over at least
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Illinois CentraI's Freight.

According to an analysis Of the Illinois
Central Railroads income and expenses
for 1921 made by c. II. Markham, presi-
dent of the company. freight revenues
furnished I'LL cents out Of each dollar
collected. The remaining chief items
were 1898 cents from passenger fares.
2.79 cents from equipment hire, 2.5 cents
from income from corporate Investments,
1863 cents from mail business and 1853
cents from express. Labor was the
largest single item of outgo. divided as
follows: Wages Of maintenance of way
men. s.56 cents shop crafts, 11.S7 cents;
employees in train and engine service.
24.81 cents clerks and miscellaneous
employees, 1.48 cents. Fuel costs took
rs cents out Of each dollar Of income.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, July 5.-C;ilt edge securities were
easier on the Stock Exchange to-day. OIL
shares were inactive and British indust rials
quiet and steady. Quotations follow:
Bar silver. 36Hd. an ounce.
Bar gold. 02s. ID
Money. IN per cent.
Discount rates--Shirt bills. 2d2H per cent.
three months bills, 2h per cent.
Two and one-half per cent consols. 5IA.
British per cent. war loans, f00h.
British AZ per cent. war loans. 9S.
DE Beers. ftN.
Rand Mines, cT.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

PARIS. July 5.-Prices were firm on the
Bourse to-day. Quotations follow:
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SOUTH AMERICA.
CANADA.

New York funds in Montreal, sfo.3f pre-
MUM 81 ,0to; Montreal funds in New York.
s1o.i1 disco INT $1,000
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. lilly s