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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
DOING HIS DUTY

"For two years | suffered ago
nizing pains in my stomach,
belching up sour and bitter fluids
and gas. Tongue always coated.
Doctors were unable 10 help me.
The FIRST dose OF AIayr's Wonder
ful Remedy made me feel 100 per
cent better. and am now feeling
better than at any time in my
life. i deem ii my duty to adj
wise other sufferers" 1t is a sim
pie. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucous
from the intestinal tract and al
LAYS the Inflammation which cauS
e. practically all liver. stomach
and intestinal ailments. including
appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. II. l..
Perry x Son. and druggists ev-
erN-where. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

is designed to take the place OF
one passed at the 1920 session
fixing the maximum tax rate at
S125 but which. through . detect
in the title. was declared uncon-
stitutional.
Backers of the bill said many
districts were seriously hamper
ed bv lack of funds and faced the
possibility OF having to 50 back
into the county school systems.
the number OF districts affected
in each county follows:
Adair. Boyd. Breathitt Butler.
Caldwell. Clay. Clinton. Edmor-
son. Garrard. Green Lawrence.
eslie. Lewis. Madison, Marion.
McCracken. Meade. AIeniiee.
Morgan. Nicholas. Perry. Scott.
TAYLOR. Trimble. Wayne. Wolfe.
and Woodford. one each; Ander-
son. Bourbon. Carlisle. Critten-
den. Cumberland. Daviess. Gala
tin. Grant. Hart. Hopkins. Larue.
Lyon. Marshall. Mercer. Metcali
Oldham. Powell. Russell. Spen-
Ger. Union. Washington. two
eachs Bracken. Carroll. Fleming
Grayson. Harlan. Henderson,
Hickman. Johnson. Laurel. Lee,
and RockcaStle. three each; Bar
rem. Bath. Bell. Breckenridge,
Bullitt. Galloway. Caseys Floyd.
Graves. Jefferson. Knox. Me-
Lean. Monroe. Muhlenburg. Mel
son. Owsley. Todd. Trigg. Pike,
Pulaski. and Webster. Eve each,
Boone. Campbell. Hardin. Ken
ton. Livingston. Met reary. and
Ohio. six each; Carter. eight,
Creeaup. seven. and Henry Gle.
ven.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
Orchestra
Plays At Mt. Sterling

Elders Orchestra played Tor
the American Legion MINISTRIES
ard dance afterward AT Mt.
Sterling Thursday night. The
musicians vert over in one of
Canheld's convenient BUSES and
returned at an early hour Friday
morning. having had a most sue
cessful trip. Reports from Mt.
Sterling are that the local or
chestra gave entire satisfaction
III every way The minstrel was
said to have been very good.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
Southern Baptist Goes To ,g
Moscow To Handle Relief

Fulton. Ky. Mar. 5-H9FE
Porter. of Fulton. has been Inc
by the Foreign Mission Boap ~,
the Southern BaptiSt Couventgnt
TO Moscow to supervise the cfiS =
tribution OF clothing and other
relief supplies contributed bv
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

Southern BapliSts Mr. Porter.
after lHs work i'm Russia Is COM
pleted. plans TO do missionary
-SoFk ia Ckgaiue. He recently
.1ilklkdsa sdGrse. IN the Russian
iapggsgo.af fDluHbia University.
~ = LIS - 4, B0sleS las been
quite liti several days. Friends
hone TO see her ont soon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

M operating saw mill at
Coyle. ny. Any one desiring good
oak lumber call ". J. Gooch.
1tW ; W D
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
AUCTION SALE

Monday. Court Dav. look for
Blue Wagon and BIG Truck. \
lot OF good wagon harness. blind
brides. Everything used in
army for man or horse.
&. ". PARRISH. Owner.
Col. Bob Walker. Auct. 3 ?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

Mems Sunday Hats, good grade
at CSC. COINS Army Store, rs
lst street. 9 II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

CLERKS - Young men. wo-
men. Tor government depart
ments SIPS monthly Write for
free list OF positions now open.
]. Leonard. former Civil Ser
vice Examiner 1912 Equitable
Binding. Washington. d. c. 2p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

Prof. II. l.. Donovan has re-
turned from a business trip 10
Chicago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

Miss Martha Parsons would
like her customers to call her at
Mrs. w. ". Broaddus. phone S24
50 lip
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
TWO-CENTS A WORD
FOR SALE

FOR SAl.E-A silo ai cn>ilacc
and a good barn To- feed it III.
Frank il,rd. Srccdw ell, phone
sos Waco. - :
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
FOR RENT

FOR RENT or Sale-My house
in Wallace Court. Geo. II. Nv
ers. Jr. "A If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

FOR RENT-Typewriters OF
all kinds. Phone ISL. Rates rea-
sonable.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

FOR SA!E-Any household
article YOU want To- get rid OF
through these classified column, !:
They pay big dividends. II Miss
Catherine Wilson will present
this al the opera house Saturday
she will be entitled TO Il free
ticket To see The Easy Road. -
. Paramount picture featuring
Thomas Mcighan. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
FOUND
L o S T

STRANl:D to my place on Hill
street. black and brown bird dog
Owner can have same by identi-
flying. paying for al. and keep. :.
\. Brown. 80 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

WANTED Some fat butcher.
cattle. II. {. Iieratt. phone 40
y. 80 I
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

READY for >ac-Somc won
dcriul bargains in hats. Mrs. ".
+. Parks. sos Last Main street.
corner opposite cemetery gate. Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
WANTED

WANTED 10 rents room
bungalow. Call sol after 4 p. m.
70 I'D
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03
Richmond Daily Register.
5. NJ. sAuFLEY, EdItor and Prophet.
Subscription Rates

Foreign Advertising Representatives
THE AMERICAN PRESS &c ISOLATION
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-03

Fr1nt Showing qhro,,..,,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
q. 8. Food Producta Plan

Question: would appreciate your op,n-
ION on United States Food Products What
- the nnan"ial standing of the company
anu VIII sto skholders be liable to assess
mentt I believe them to be in receivers
hands.-R. B. r.
Answer--A reorganization plan for
United States Food Products Corpora-
tion was recently announced which has
met with approval Of the committee
representing Distiilers' Securities Cor.
poration Is and u. s. Food Products rs.
The tentative plan calls for the forma-
ton OF new corporation against which
new securities may be issued and
which would be secured by first mort
gage on certain properties Of the cor
porations. Although definite plans for
stockholders were not announced. it is
believed arrangements will be made for
stockholders to protect their interests
by purchasing notes to be issued under
the plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04

the isnal report for the wear liz ren-
oeted actual earnings will be found to
ne much better than current estimates
indicate. -
Dividend Record
Inc rev Chicago & Eastern Tlisnois
oegan business on January 4, 1892.
thoronghly rehabilitated as TO la
physical and financial condition and
prepared efficiently to handle the busi-
ness tributary to its lines. The new
preferred stock is entitled to receive
per cent annual dividends, non
cumulative to January 1, 1924, bat
cumulative thereafter. No dividen lis
rave been paid on either the new pro-
Ierred or common stocks.
Margin of Safety or Earnings
The margin of safety above interest
and preferred dividend requirements
shown In the following table are corn
puted on the basis Of the percentage
OF rise or fall that income available for
interest and dividends would have to
snow IN order just barely to cover the
required amount. Thus in 1912 total
income could have declined 12 per cent
and still have been sufficient to cover
the hxed charge and preferred dividend
requirements of that year, but if it had
been 26 per cent less fixed charres
aione would have been covered.
IN the following year total income
would have had to increase is per cent
IN ordsr to cover fixed charges and 90
Per cent It both fixed charges and pre-
1erred re- dividends were to be earned
Inc l922 total income, as based ON
present estimates, could fall 10 ne,.
cent and still show fixed charge
earned, but would have to increaae az
per cent in order to show 6 per cent
Tor the preferred stock. No place ;s
given to the common stock in the tnh1e
because the only dividend paid dnrinr
the period under review was in 1918 1918
"hen b per cent was disbursed.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Growth of Revenues
Inc (Tc> 62 141 tA
sold company. tReorganlzed company


sold company .fReorganIzed company.
tDecrease.
Earnings for 1922 are estimated,
these estimates being based on the nor
NAL seasonal variations in both gross
and net taken in conjunction with
actual earnings to date Of latest
monthly report.
1t will be noted that the indicated
net earnings as we'll as total income
for 1922 are much smaller than the
actual figures reported for 1912. This
condition is due almost entirely, to the
coal strike, Chicago g. Eastern Illinois
is primarily soft coal road, nearly go
per cent of the total freight tonnage,
under normal conditions, consisting OF
this commodity. AS the ,companys lines
serve highly unionized territory.
practically all of this tonnage was lost
with the mine shutdown, which caused
an almost perpendicular drop in the n
come account.
But nowsthat the strike is ended and
coal moving in more than normal VOL
ume we shall in all probability see a
marked increase in earnings during
the last three months of the year. 1t
is quite probable, therefore, that when
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
/ G. Considers
ii, Embargo ON
Canadian Grain
x,.,err, Shippers Ask Aid
AGAINST Traffic Conges-
I'M: I. C. c. Unlikely
( Grant Their Request

r.sHINGToN. Nov. 3: - Demands
wessern grain shipping inter-
~ .rnna,ted By the American Farm
~ XIV FsdeYation, fer an embargo on
~ sAtnmert of Canadian grain
M tae United States during the
s'sa congestion Of traffic have been
fstsss rnasT consideration by the In
s.s ~ Commerce Commission. It is
.s.Iy ss. that decision, or at least q
80 as,,se, to the protesting groups will
:ssn by the commission soon, but
. I ssnsidered doubtful whether the
y Y ss.suested will be taken by the
sassssaa'.S;fTieuity os which the American
~ y eseducers and shippers have
sss,.s.ired has arisen from the fact
;mr,euse quantities of Canadian
g, have been put atioat on the Great
80 - Increasing congestion at Buff
- whsre the water route terminates,
~ ~ limiting the amount of grain that
=. y H. moved to export through At
So 81 narts. The inability of Western
a ..ss,s to get their grain moved
ssssa ssssNva the Great Lakes and upon the
LET aisstie seaboard is declared to have
,.saitad IN p9ice DISCRIMINATION
1.s,nst sj the interior grain. The com
ssgs.;aanss declare that if the Canadian
s-s;- 80 could be kept off the American
sss,lroads end away from the lake
.s-,i .s.n;nals On the American side the
srsr;ean producer might be able to
-. a,I the advantage of the higher
price.
Aaveyer. whether the Interstate Com
-sree Commission can legally embargo
,,ainst shipment of grain on the basis
! tie nationality of the growers, al
ssagh the embargo could be used if
applied without discrimination TO
A shippers Of certain commodity or
xated in certain territory. The COM
sis,ion is also said to be giving con-
J2.ra.ion TO the fact that Canadian
nIlroads have now on American rail-
ads very large number Of their
ars which are assisting to relieve the
ssrtsge of grain-carrying equipment
snplsined of in many sections Of the
gaef
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Union Natural Gas Company
Votes 1871 Stock Dividend

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 3.--Directors Of
the Union Natural Gas Company voted
to-day to declare stock dividend of
10 per cent in addition to the regular
cash dividend, provided the stockhoIa-
ers at a meeting on November 2S vote
favorably upon proposal to increase
the capital stock from $4,000, 900 to
S20,000,000.
The proposal submitted by the di-
reetors provides that the par value of
the new stock shall be $25 instead Of
The company's properties are chiefly
IN northwestern Pennsylvania, Ohio.
West Virginia and Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
HENRY j. LEARB. Alactioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,

x
sT0CKs ANn BONDS
NJ nrH,os' ApEtAM q W,I1kM II MIME srsEsT' sns'
WEDNESDAY. NovEMBER sti, Isss.
nt so o'clock. nc the
EXCHANGE SALEsRooMS.
NOS. IL and 1s vEsEY STREET.
For Account of EXECUTORS:
$4,000 National Oh Co 1st Lion 7s. Rds..
1925 Ctf. OF Deposit.
SO shs. Fiaka Rubber Co. 1st prefd.
20 shs. Geneva Cutlery Corpn. prefd-
20 shs. G.. Siegle Corpn. OF America Yst
shs. q. siegle corpn. of America I'd
prefd.
g shs. sewanee Fuel Iron &c; ;,.,,,
so shs. union Copper Mines Co.
200 shs. Bay state Gas Co.
SO shs, Nevada-Utah Mines d snslter
For Account of Whom 1t May concerzis
2s shs, Standard Coupler Go. prefd.
200 shs. Standard Coupler Co. common.
$500 Note of California Aikaii Co. dacea
May 4th, 1920
$1,000 California AisaIi Co. sss Bds.. 1912.
July, 1921. coupons attached
SIS, coo Seaboard Steel Manganese Corpn.
2 year Mtge. s. Coll Trust Notes. due
April. 1929; April 1919, coupons at
100 ..' shs. seaboara steel a Manganese
corpa.. ctf. of Deposis.
so shs. Seaboaro Steel Manganese
e2M ths. Deep Sea Fisheries. Inc. V. r.
Cti.
1913 sks. puhrfng Development Co.
5000 shs. Isdnannds Midway OIL Co.
80 CHS. Tho Orange County Traction Goa
common.
1e.o0e shs. Crews McFariap Mining Co., Ltd.
9,s24 shs. Buck Creek OIL Co.
$50 shs. Tyson Go. prefd.
$50 shs, Sound Realty Co.. sos paid.
15h chs. First National Bank of Frank
I'm. Delaware County, ~. Y.
so chs. Moline Plcw Co. Trust. "a prefd.
Trust Cts.
1000 Bhs. Manhattan Petroleum Co.
200 shs. American OH Engineering Co;pn.
common. slescrirtion Receipt.
2 shs. Yale Leasing Ccrpn
ESQ shs. Cathrine Curtis Corpn. common.
$50 shs. cathrlne Curtis corpn. prefd;
1880 shs. Peoples Collateral Pledge So-
ciety 6Deiaware) prefd
si3,5A963 Accounts Receivable Of Mitchell,
fsramer Company.
$40 900 shs: Peruvian Copper & sfnsiting Co.
v. T. G.
1000 shs. simpson-tsrawfor Co. ist prefds
59gc paid In iiq.
$4,000 Coast & Lakes Contracting Cnrpn.
6ss Extended Notes. dSs 1917.
100 shs. National Drug Stores Corpn pfd.
100 she. National Drug Stores Corpns
ccslmcn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market
Both the Third ard Fourth 7

botn the Third and Fourth Liberty
= ~ recovered 60 above 90 and The new
treasury 4as came within a fraction
OF par In moderate trading yesterday.
dha action Of che government group as
o whole tended to confirm che belief
tnas the bond market had definitely
turned upward again, as did the action
OF the rest of the list Among tbs for
eign government issnss Chilean ss.
Of the later maturities,
were in better demand on the prospect
OF 2 per cent loan impending. This
division was steady. with few excep-
tions. a renewal Of interest was ap-
parent IN railroad issues and In the
higher grade industrial bonds. Trans.
actions were on substantial scale.
Trane9
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Standard Oil Snrninses

Question: thank you for several an
to my inquiries. and they have helped me
very much. Now, IL am not asking too
much Of your time, will you kindly answer
lowing companies; !. G., tho year they
We're Incorporated. the amount of assets.
iasi,tes they .sa, had at the o1 ime s OF =, neor
stock dvidends UP to date and also their
financial standing. assets. liabilities and
OF RI Se@ eom
mon stock: Standard Oil of Indiana. COM
mon stock; STANDARD on Of Kentucky,
common stock. South Penn on. common
stock; Standard Oil OF Nebraska, common
stock; Standard on OF Ohio, common
Company was Incorporated in 1906.
Initial common dividend of 11a per
cent was paid January Is, 1920, and
quarterly payments at the rate of 6
per cent annually have been made
since. Assets were $137,137,546 and
surplus 45,123,132, as of December 81,
1921. Net assets applicable to the
common stock amounted to $94,907, ,1S2,
or $190.64 per share, December 81, 1921.
When the Standard Oil trust was dis
solved only few Of the companies
issued statements, and we are able to
show only the growth in resources OF
the Indiana, Kentucky and New York
companies. Assets of the Indiana COM
to $905, ,e75,S42 in 1921; Kentucky COM
pany from $5,105,355 In 1912 to S22,-
503,6S2 in 1921; New York company
from ss2,21o,244 in 1912 to s333,242,314
in 1921. Dividends paid on the common
stock Of the companies you mention
are as follows: New Jersey--1912, 20
per cent; 1913, go per cent; 1914 to
1922, 20 per cent, and 400 per cent
stock dividend in 1922. Indiana-1912,
i3 per cent; 1918, SO per cent; 1914, 25
per cent; 19t5-1918, IL per cent; 1917
1919, "a per cent; 1920, % per cent,
and stock dividend Of $50 per cent;
per cent; 1914, 18 per cent aud stock
dividend OF 200 per cent; 1ai5. II per
cent; 1915, 20 per cent; 1877. IA per
cent and a stock dividend at 100 per
cent; 1918 to 1921 IL per cent; 1922,
Is per cent and a stock dividend Of
33 1-o per cent. New York--1912, 6
per cent; 1918, 6 per cent and stock
dividend of 400 per cent: 1914 to 1916,
s per cent; 1917, II per cent; 1918, 12
per cent; 1919 to 1922, 16 per cent and
stock dividend of SO 1-3 per cent;
1922. Nebraska-1912, 20 per cent and
a stock dividend Of % 1-3 per cent;
1918, 80 per cent and stock dividend
Of % per cent; 1914 to 1920, 20 per
cent; 1921, 10 per cAnt and 200 per,
cent stock dividend. Ohio--1912, s per
cent; 1913, 20 per cent; 1914-1915, "a
per cent; 1916, 19& per cent anS a
stock dividend of 100 per cent; BIT
to 1921, is per cent. South r IN
1912, 80 per cent; 1918, D. per
cent and stock dividend Of 800 per
cent; 1914, 10 per cent; 1915, ID per
cent; 1916, 80 per cent; 1917, 90 per
cent and stock dividend of 60 per
cent; 1918 to 1920, 20 per cent; 1921,
13 per cent. Surpluses Of the sep
arate companies as of December 81,
1921, were as follows: New Jersey,
s5s2, ,021 ,632; Indiana, s14S,222,7I0;
Kentucky, s9,2SS,442: New York, sl67,-
295,389; Nebraska, sl,947,772: Ohio,
S17,344,469; South Penn. s14,04e,230.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Should Hold Libertys

nssn Ghess,on--I am wage Garner. who n..
Wort, purchasing several Thousand delIers
ana ~. ~ on Liberty bonds. from IS up 10 ieS.
Ga vtro" nv" Wtsh to place my additlnpai
H., N,nss. a IN unts of $500 at tin,s
Weld ',ue shous safe stock or bond which viii
ss.ahdpofnt ~ of absolute safetyl advjsa ING IN
m 1nost s.ansier ns my Liberty bonds. which Weld
kasn ~S, 9a them An per cent. or should
,1,,o. ,a o.ner iines9 Are there any really aaSs
cant ase ponds which yield s or per
saras prefer an investment free from
40 some municipal bond.--A A.
Answer-We do not advise the sails
'i Liberty bonds except in cases Of
necessity, and such change would
seem unwise in your case. Guarantees
hrsI mortgage real estate bonds can
oe bought to yield from s TO 5h ner
eeht. Tax exempt municipals Weld
scarcely more than per cent,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Wants to Know Future Prices

Question: will not ask your advice as
20 investment in Barnsdall Corporation
IA and Dawson Chemical stocks, rs
know your reply w your answer to sim
liar Inquiries. but would ask your opinion
as to whether you think both or either
probation in the last year have looked
carefully through your paper daily to SEQ
some report regarding the stocks named,
but have failed to see anything.--W. L. c.
Answer--All the stocks of the COM
panies you mention are good invest
ments except possibly American Ice
common and American Telegraph and
Cable. These two are suitable for q
business man.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Paris Market Firm,

PARIS, Nov. 3.---Prices were firm orr
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 68 francs so centimes. Exchange
on London, 64 francs 80 centimes. Fiv.
per cent loan, rs francs 10 centimey.
The dollar vas quoted at Is francs 81
centimes,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Investment
Information

questions Of general interest to in
uestofa viii be anstosred in fkis COL
nMns ~ sch'ch case only initials .sc;U
oe seed. Others toilI be answersd bu
maiI Addresa alt Inquiries. ineloa.
ZIP stanped, addressed enperona In
rsinancsaI Editor, The Tribune. isx
Hdsseu Street, New York Citp,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Canadian Bonds High Grade

Question--Is tho Dominion of Canada
thirty year per cent gold bond Issued
MAJ !. 1872, maturing May I. 1852. a
suitable investment for a person desiring
safety OF principal rather than yield? 4
bond house has rated them as high grade.
Answer-We consider Dominion Of
Canada bonds high grade investments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Days Nesc Issues

The Continental and Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank and Halsey
Stuart & Co., Tne., offered yesterday,
ct par and inherent, an issue Of 81, ,100,-
600 Central Paper Company frat mort
gage 6.5 per cent bonds, due 1854.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

BID. Ask. YielG.
Joint Stock Land Bank
bs I05I'31. .1e1 1o9 4se
SIS. 1881. -. ..1OaM 1851 ATS
ss 1sss-is2i: 80. seM iooA AIS
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank SIS, 1951-1831 ..,1o5A 106h S.65
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank as, l937-1946. e9E 1908 ASS
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s, 1851 1881. .102h 103h 46o
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank IS. 1962-l3:2, .102M 103ss 4.s2
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
London Ms-ket Trrey,,lar

LoNDNs-. Nov. s.--prtoee moved ,rreg,.
iafiy en- the Stock Exchange to-day Ear,
imaa koia Tss quoted at sss 90; money was
toeneo 81 y per cent. Discount rate.
Were: Short and three month hiils a SYs
@2k Der cent S' -
Gonsois for money were quoted at s7x.
Brifisn per cent loan ct 49, and Brftists
va per cent loan ae es -'&
CinainE atnek nftnfa IT,. -.....-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
cOsDEN AND COMPANY.

4steRSififES 81 IF2S.
The Board OF Directors OF cosden ana
Company has this day declared & f1Euiay-
quarterly dividend Of u 70 on the Preferred
Stock of she Company, payable Dseenaber.
tat. 1922, 70 the stockholders OF record at
tho close OF business on November 18th. sse2.
The stock books will remain OPEN
p. ~. HoUzEKs secrstsxpe !,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04

To ngurs the precise yteI& on Q bond ir
IL necessary TO use yield tables but tho
approximate yield can roughly ne SRursA
out by the following formula: Divide ths
closing quotation q bond into sbe rare
OF the annuat return. If the bond 10 selling
below par you must niiow also for tbs
subtract the market quo.atson from oar.
or I50. and divide the remainder by tho
number of years the bond has 10 run be-
fore maturity. For example. II a ger
cent bond 10 selling at 80 and nas tea
years 10 run. the annual return will be seS
per cent. Tho difference between par and
the market price will he 10 points. sub
tracing 80 from 100. Dividing 10 points
by ten years. tho quotient will be 1. This
figure iH to ba a6ded 70 $50, which ts the
annual return, ana ths result. 1855 psr
cent. will give goa tho approximate sseia
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE BECKEyE PIPE LINE CONPANNi
% BROADWAY.

New YORK;. asovember zth. isss.
A dividend OF 1900 per share and an
extra dividend OF $500 par share has been
declared on the Capital Stock cs this Com
pany. payable December 18th, les3, TO xspck-
holders of record at tbs. close OF buSsnoss
November cots. l9.2.