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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11

tr.tsA rAue 70 sur er. ue uas
etst i ia..en "a NAlelefta ~ 8sp-
l~t- tNls asa ssa IS Sea eHerrt.l -
- testA b Ff>ss14 g Da .ff 5
asssNai lmhae sn ha uas rasilirs
~ acrs 3 aas la skss nasan ees
iaeCA sue sfax ~ t,lus f.aAen. -
~ Ers~s - lher xeeel reF1ssd n has
ss.se "a shAnese aA4rA Is nls rek-
NsHiaess - Eeer,s i1 ssae psfa ssnt
wNs af 2ss.ent-s aaa ffasf atsess
Itts a.test fn stt rsasf ll4,il.s.s
ass is n et nssstar aH ihe fe
~Ht ia-a aa1aist'HE ea7Ifn =
Had sac seasga8ep NAgi1eiea aas
.ss ~ 80 lsrslts aiilt .caas ttat
le Aaa ftf $50 iie AAss. ftt gA4. y
--sits sesass1 lirertet ifs a-s sire
81 las iAe p'aea aInta*g Nktd &
i4-4 f4ue 81 fht ese S N.n.aa's
lhsa tisst 81 o. alte Net $40 shess
laaa, ult ~ srsM-ff fsf laata.
"a Aa ana . H -Nazas tc sel ssf
al Ge "a - sirss ~ b - faat-
ns Eolersseasls a'rs hsa lnss
nsssrtrk n - ls,chfa casf satefea
tal iass - ia sir.doex tef.
~Atsre's r .stes la 4 .ssisFs
ital aaasaief * A--at = aetss ans-
oaefr
= arsef silerce te.scet - ttsf wena
sralr& lAree q s.ax E sas.sf rraf~ eax
So csae tna tfassil salt 1i aieN :.
ta4 and Nlt Ngaslfx q rersre az
sssl O. flcss tt> fnee farF.,s zil eaf
sns ana tnaHy ~vx - Ard ihr~e
49, sasnsyisaz tr~aaeu8eas IL ffls
anr.eag ferm wa.srrss al Stages =
laea bar is sslr ne uun,csgnlrea
reru=ratlaz = ear cevel essni ~ Ia.
lrr fe-s p ncllsse ilc-s1 n4ff
Al -Antr ~ E1ssv.d 81 her e.
tcrs sf a. rlrrer ffr.a cphn A,r--
rerE ~s Arr. slk erses fnfnea ns ~
ile hr-a Sse n.r. lerrlsl. crl1s,cr1.
fuiferra 60 Aer se.f sorsaca fir .rtAe
Haa -Nta aear ~ Szic uret'y 70
trr mrsa.fs. 4 fargs So fn@
4z.t l4ll gas - e~c tlae - : frtnk
s.nors pwaxls Narreee maAnr Jess
af.sli rsc-ebsll cersns tistk ~
mpre 1ar1 ecns o1 alih Nasaaess.s
lasreag frs l-Frts e.eurs 91l lgesl.
ir~s aua tts rA.N aa8 Cefraft lfs~a
aarf e. snate tIsueT aeefnfte als
lnsnsfias.sks lat ssssa stsanfis fls
vasiss.e fr raus-as iea t~ssrs fuatrs
he hae it.,i "a ~ sanse aute .sles7s
"a flst stt. a fhs Nsse4s sanetss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
THIS GtH Tiliiis SHOWED
Why POOR JUDGMENT

sapuip Sept il.~-1oAe ftnnf,
eharfed wHh stpsllnE Ford ar
from ihs ban pars hers yr rday.
di1 rot knpw whAh D. asrpta IN
n 81 of = house IN ksaysil'e that
brother q fhe owner of tn car
rc1 ded fhsrf IT, Hoal reoag-
nafd tas car and rouur Wa ar
rested 81 onee and brought 70 ss-
puip4 shere chArfes were flea
sga'nsi han. Mias Tnmbisson. own
- II The cor. had driven from her
home H. Keilgvii.s ts aitnfss tn
bsil Esme here be.wesn sifulpa and
Mnskogae ard Che fsr was ateiea
furl1g fbe gams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
PerShing to Decorate
Nth Artillery

Mhohsll = q sss n dsnsn4
tohn , rersAlns sil come Is Mltfh
~h - fembeg -. a. uffieaNs asea.
rattle lse sa,ars q she ifith fTsla A.
slllesy wsh the rreasA vflh a.
oaesfe Al ,he sams tine. co'sasl
hoyd wAleh uhe gamnsAn ~ tAs
oexbnenl dsrsaR ne uar. ~ -
aeeorated
fhe 4sacfAgons are a. g. rsla Is
- "a. t,n - tts te.ssefs e lte
rcximeui daFlnK ana tfsaklns 81 a.
'uundenburs LIE a tat8ef n tbs
western front in ffsnsv The act'oa
bsean Aoe s. iels. ard lasted ungIi
september 4 rAs itsh rield Arm.
leFy uas ordensi fa eliminate aefnlan
waehlne sun meets IN tts vale before
Iasieny and later sheas cas- ihs
rserny seFny rosa 90 the east The
work % spe resinasnt ana q ihe iana
ntvelon. ol ~hleh ths Ilsh va s
fer br0uHhg sitaiion ~ 1surf n
Maneuin. cemulanans lha Tsnth
Preach Army ana ii rharrs ~ epsfa
titnA In the seftof
other resimsnis ~ the elsisleu ~.
csised ,thaiF deenagens ul the hands
~ General NanKIlp. bet lhroaFh sH
u,erligha lha itslh ~aa Ices oat
rsens we're four ariiliess fsa,msnit ln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11

as-ar wAcn t,,rusk ssna
s. hsx Areaf xsa fefne -
slnet
~Nhaif- Dwlkhi asea sas fAlsstis
~l.nlu xlnff Lplur-
So sios.a awkuarily She ha1 =
rll~.ss rv<rper~rnep ~ hrr vid
aeens ~ teiax sI..a,en O. - ihe nfss
enew - uthefs Rdt al haa eftA@d
lAe ~Aieum v 90 Fssorit~s whith
s,sful>A had rlestce a. hfinr apa 49,
- streek ~ efenlng el,s&as -
lhnns ~ o. ftulu uoea niH
h..kine raffh I4leos>ly ~ e,shish
uelrAf enersd hlk ara sAsufsfv
srs~akea Thf Views and ina ana ~
hewn 30 ssag Luiu reeec fer'sara
aad siood = nlile eva, ff.aai thesa.
and eanR toa she was ftili huldaE
Ninians Iactufe Dwight a. nai sag
tls l.ffei Ii shoulders sac ~ ets
tfeas and uatel,ea lIuiu
Nhcn ties I'D tnisl.ed luls 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11

ike tlslsion. ana thia hainn unkuas
- ne afiislal whe aaar pfpstslon
thc decaretien ceremonies. on'y q
fselmeais ~ers or.isfsa "a pasleltAl
when 4 49, dlassserea thai Is 81
sl*asa had heen nate ~ feceeafA n
ifuh epses lhe prsneh nuvafnnses
communicated wth ths tuHed state
sssretarl e xaf When aesutaliaf
wsns ~lmfsetea che rwslmsef -
hssk home sna asmohoilsed r.
decofAslons cor fhe ruelment 49,
fefvafsied - the secretary ~ wE
who has Instructed ceuefui rvrshiu
60 eeufsf tha aaeofailoaa
Villas A tlasle. sdisHaat xrherp
cf seaath pakpsa. served a. lealsn
-, goioasl e tas lltth daFaf e.
var var wli paftloleatv ia lhe eef
eaeuies snd has inslied an foes
usenytegs q me rvslmaai ant ~
mer ssfslos maa u lse state 10 a.
lead
The feslmeat waa afaanissd in otl
toter ief TIE fssiment 49, then
tn cAmf AZ lamp uteene. esarlutls n
g a. lan - the y,smth seih Dtk stt
iNfaotrf fwo batiofi~s q "a re-
meat Wera 81 ne oresea Nstlesai
uasnl. she talanes bslne nsigh ~
hosa men and rspiaraments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
ilERE'~ PROPER unNE
~ RIGHT pIIuECfiO\

Mani. fspl n TAa Il aniii
made IN lhia eoanly - tar ~ la
tnusn for tsinre ua ike rsfl ~ 8
dryff % sisa fArt % The boAd - s
car a siFleg 10 ps'r from tie roar
uas lhii " claude rhlmas ~. a..
res "a at CAfdln ,, ebsulf Nsa
Car Il h. c'Almsi b. va driyiar
a truck aud i,faaea 20 tara % ne
"a - she raid 20 iet elr hshlat
rsfs Il h aimtd ita many tuek
drivers hos the roaa ia ihis aaH
ard other muiorlsls afo 81 eos 20
ero the -haKeins emsv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
TIE key thar unlosks the Deer 10
Lonn llelna

The men % eighty five and nlpeiy
years 81 aFe are not the folaud. we'll
led. but thin. spare men. live on y
SLENDER diet hs ~ careful a. he vill.
however = man pAst mlddie Age sil
occasionally eat TOO much 81 % some
article q food not faited e. hl. con
siiluiion. cagsinr iudiecltion a. con
ftipatlcn ans wli nted . doso Of
0hamberlain'a Tableia 20 nose hls
ho~els and intigorate he stomach
Wien ths Il done. there = no ivAsou
Why the average msn should ne, I've
"a ! siae cd awe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
esEfD rsos gbiL
10 eEH DAD eAaY

Cadillac Ma. SEPT --iI oonrrf I
80 for hfctii Ramey. ferriuEs . esn-
ieDes for nloonshining moFef 8terff
9 "a Aixfa - Obtain feFrni sion ffom
cirouif gp6ee fzmb ~ naury e -
~ bis honse n hnfnm sosny nhsrs
- ehn1 vas I'D
hansg vent wlfhonf - es<ouft an1
feisrnee e ees1piete ta aenienee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
posrNAsrER's paoslExs
TO BE o scUssrp

Al Franrifcs. SER u -I'robifni
e.nffoftng tmaii,r pos -tffc >
fhroughosf tbs oouhiry slli BE- d
cuse5 ~ the National Leans a
po@fmssiers of fhs United s'asss. an
generalization oogpcsad * 1890 hiri
sud fourth eissa posimssielr. - hen
Il mteis here IN annuaI conveutiot
6ffa nbes 1s-z0. s.andar8 xailoa o.
KoFfrrmert poE flee equlDmenf
Ni.i b. fhs prsneipli ioflc ~ de
e8fsioa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11

The uniform Fucoess fhaf has -
tended The pse ~ chambf riain's Collie
and UiawhDes Remedy 10 The relief
an eufe - 1fsfi o9mpianfs. both TO-
chl1rea snd nduiie hss brought il
irfo ai,noff uniyerssl ne. 80 that & .
pfaciioaiiy wiihopf riyai snd a.
fteryone Nbo har usec Ii kns~a. il Is
wiihDg, 90 eqnaL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
~wrr" ISSUE ABSENT ~ KANSAS

kAnfaa civ sept ~ NOmpl -
sbs nee ~ ihs esi and aFy issue
MARKS The comlns sssugn Ia Kan
saa fNt 0as candidate hay na Ia
ieled tte quesuon lnto ne ,oliisii
In thp dnh Aifongohld
STATE menis from a number % Goa
rfetsionui and slate candidates 10
dloalsd they weie Ignoring ,ha n.
fus L. ihslr eanpaists hfeauae llet
ild nt consider L existed IN any ol
lac slaie or district eenits'n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
JAPANESE CHINESE
TRACE lNcREAsEs

NY thf tssa fffa frfssl
Tokis, Hfp 1T The foreign
irate - the Jlatnsas Emplfe wth
ne ch'ntfs rplblt ior the month
- July rtsalled asoofdlne 4, As
rsfarns Just Published 81 tha ia.
arc n~parinfnt Ia an ,peesa ~
export over import amounulne %
ies'too1 you. ihe former reaching
ls-7o7opo ~ and TIE halter i2.f6a.
ooo zen
To above brInn he raosa total 81
IN trade since lhs beslnning 10 M
taflest }ear up % iso.ass 90 yen
Tor evporis and " sts eco ytn for in
poTs0 IN iormr lndlcatibF Al II
crease a sliasaoo yea and ths
later defresss Or so7oeo yn.
~ifh ~ enelss - sapofi over lm
fefi amonu,inr 10 sttt1 oo0 yen
~satsafs .aFs-aseasaseaa
fEader slssslflei a. e~t ee.nit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
NonxA stAro ros sAls


tNF faF Atfatt ttfFt ftNNsf
rukia. Sept n fha lasead 10
keian. beloaslax 10 tha lIaehlp
Erup h.teseu sevsn saa elf
m.lss sai boans y two sllissss 4
luhap ians eha are mosilY fafwt
tud li,he ma live shisfiY "a aN
pp a The resources of the o.
sfd lns limited. lhsi afs tea see
20 net ne tasis N ch ara lfoutlia
fhe laEu assembly A. wAy paf
of lh difsaiy ihe assmhiy has
dIeid a 40 seli lhs iaisna a. lfe
site ~ iaateo ftn foseshsr wih
800 ~ IN flshinK rights
i tFeHsa that ths lnhahtiufs
Rith|ma. mel hhoflas shni e'l
a ~ ula ~ a0a persons al.o af
dsa fuas q ispmf thsf lslind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11
TULSA BIRD DOG WINS
FAMOUS pFpgy sTsKr

PiersDr Eanitoba sEs fi,--Zizs
'tce. shste sn< liver s<naer 1oT.
firs1 ~ coznsnehe zig F1el1 o. q
BfDpns PstfT. owne< - Traeg ..
fF0wn q Tuiss. wos ~ Sefbr at fbs
Nzriss4s fls,l srlsl acre ss1zg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-11

mocNne bra. D~lrla onod lie
salf "hs if-i
tTo he cosslauedl
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Wheat Declines 4
As Car Shortage ]
Appears to Ease
New Demand Is Lackin~s
Underlying Sentime ~ n
Divided; Final Prices 81
to 2Is Cents Net Lowe,

Prices In the wheat market On g.
nrday we're or the down grade th,or.A
out practically the entire session 80
Anal quotations showed not Iesse. -
Nc to 2iAc. The December oo,,4s.s
displayed the greatest weakness w,,s
further disposition to switch Into n.
later months. and there was a lea. =.
tive demand from shorts.
The action os values was Hus ,....
to reporss Of evidence Of soma ,rn,s.ss
men, In the car situation Ia tia NJ
which war taken 60 indicate she n..ss
bfIity of an enlargement ia the noo,...'Ns
II was said that Eastern raf,ross.. ~: ny
tho Western section, and svtaite ~. ~ %
ton In the East was still very ,tvsas ssps.
was feared that there may be asr,nsssi. .
Hcuities In filling October contract. os.
demand. however, was lacking ara Asew
wsre evidently not disposed 20 n.s syen
VaiifnE high premiums UnderIuns ps-
nlent was good deal dtvited a,S .SRY.
some quarters was stiil thought pr,sa Z
able that price VIII advance n ME- hyssSs-
levels, especially X exporters sys ,h.ssaef hh,saef
buy more wheat on more reasoaabis -. 70
as far as premiums are concerns@ ss,n4
Liverpool market was dull and nrfn.. ans
unchanged to %d lower. wfsils n.,ssf. wsfs
cables Indicated less active een,ssa sss
The corn market was also inslTs1..
the prospects Of larger courtrv yrs,..f "
and at the eiose prices were Al IS. Asns
Of tho session, with net deci,n.. =. ior
70 cents. osts closed u "a 80
|
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Cotton Registers
Good Advances
Despite Realizing
Reports From Mill Trade
and Spot Markets En-
courage Buying; Close Is
20 30 49 Points Higher

The strength Of the hnIIlsh sensi-
Msns which has been 60 generally ex-
vressed In the cotton trads for the
past several weeks found further re-
hsctioa In the action Of prsces yester-
day All the sstive deliveries made
rev high records for tha saason In
spite OF heavy realizing sales, with
December contracts. selling at 23.S3c
80 the late trading or NO less than Se7
points. equivalent 20 stT.ss for bale,
above the low price reached on the
reactions Of late September. Decem-
Der closed at 2355c or within 9 points
of the best. and the general market
closed arm at nes advances Of 20 60
10 points,
g could hardly ss said that ehe oontin-
walton of he bull movement was encour-
aged BY the development Of any fresh
feature Ia the situation. Reports from
poSH the cotton goods market and the
Southern s-ot markets encouraged the
curing movement, however, and Y looked
nrfn technical position behind IL. AZ
any rata there appeared 60 be competi-
sion for contracts hetween fresh buyers
Asl6 people who wsre replacing sales rnade
@arissT In the week, and except for prefst
taxing very little selling was reported
The market opened firm at an advances
or ~ 10 2s polnts on overnight baylng orr
dsrs Inspired By the kTength OF Fridays
market and other buying stimulated by
fh1 bnliish character of the goods and spot
market adyices, Realizing was heavy
enough to cause reactions of some 10 20
ts points right after the cali, but II was
quickly absorbed and the highest prices
of be day we're reached late In the morn
sog when active months showed net sd.
yences Of IS to 4a potnte The close wan
- sew points OF from tn. best, but the
aons OF the market was generally hrsn
II Is noted that receipts at Interior
points In the South are beginning 10 fai,
OFT This 10 taken as confirming the I'm
precision that the hrst rush OF cotton to
nafket IN over and from now on buyers
will be forced to secure supplies from
holders who are in position to sell more
slowly or deliberately. Reports from Man
chester were not very encouraging. There
bas been some Increase In business during
the week. but one OF the leading English
trade authorities rays that buyers are re-
sisting sdvsnceE and that no general re-
vtvsi Of trade snerns urohable nntil Lam
s&shire can supply customers at cheap
er pt3ces. Sucn reports are In very de-
oide6 contrast with the news from the do
nestle goods trade and while traders feel
that there may be aerne falling off in ex-
ports there - tendency to incresss
Tinates OF domestic mill requirements.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and SO points higher az 22.ess NO
safes we're reported.
The range OF pricost
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Country Produce

Buster-aece,pts wcrc $3.50 pacEsges
crsseTy higher than .sr szsraa, nrgss s; ss 5
As seconds. sssnss Y sss lowsr GRADES
soc: as score. 1874 @ssc: g score, SIN g
sish.s sseh 50 than 10 - a.sras sess'
ona.. oGsns' ssI M esq., %@sse; lover lover g sraas.s ss@ sse:
ss'a sse as ''saaxs sssTs. e'ss ssR@sso % r.,s
Il 10: seconds, a5@aeHc: state dairy tubs:
nnest. 460teo; good 70 prime. to9Ase;
seconds. second soM @sic; lower grades, ss@ soc:
packing s.ees os current make maks AZ slo
Chssso-Recelpte were b,242 boxes. Nsw
York state fats. June; specials. -. 2sN q
sss r,ss sIn' .nssaI, eS
p.,si.s fysssss sse ssassao sca,s Dslses
aS%s Y9yn Amessa. q aSs wre,n
HSasss rs. 1859
.s No seass sa t'ass No. ana DsaTsT
s4c; checks, poor to choice. dry, ts922c;
refrigerator. extra hrsss, charges paid to
sssa5. ssgns ss sstss ss s ssscas assas
nsarssa. nsarbs. ss9Ssaa gasit,o Coast, ss@sss;
other western sG@sss nssrby Mht.s "a
SIC; whites, 42147c; Western brown and
merry whites, uncandied, extras. SIS q 900
nearby hennery whites. extras. local can
died, Ss al 90c; nearby and nearby Wester1
henI,ery whites average extras, s2@SAc
ex,ra iirsts, 7C a SOC; frsts. ss @7sc; nearby
gathered whites, frsts 20 extra tlrsts. $50
7sc: under grades 60@ebo: puilcts' eggs
ise6s6c: Pacific Coast whites. extras. 82c
extra arsts 7s9soc; nrsts. 7o@72o; me
diums. 6s0ssc; pullets. 4aasoo; cthe,
ts@e5c; rearby and nearby Western hen
merry browns 6i i071c.
Potatoes--Jersey. giants SACK. fl.sSa
las ibg., s225; 16O lbs. $3.50 q $3.50
sweets. Jersey, basket. 6oc0sl: Eaaterl
shore. Dbl, $1.2T0$f.76: Delaware an,
Maryland, basket, <0c y 90c.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Quits Stock Exchanges

The drn Of Bond a Goodwin has
notified the Stock Exchange chat Il has
bscn incorporated, and is now no
longer member Of the exchange. The
firm has combined with Maynard s.
Bird & Co. TO conduct business In
commercial paper. bank acceptancea,
collateral loans and investment securi-
ties under tho name Of Bond 8 Good.
win, Ire.. in Naw York, Boston, Chi
cago and Minneapolis and Of Maynard
8. Bird In Portland and EssAsand. Me,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
RssrdoH Pain q Papsr oil COR
Teronss
Skirt Length Boihers Shoe Men

Failure OF women % acesps the
snkls length skirt eof general wear
has caused sorns enxfety In the rhos
trade High heels wers soused ss the
proper thing for women 20 wear with
the extremely long skirts, and both
manufacturers and vetaiiers shaped
their plans accordingly, The continn-
ance Of the skirt length several inches
abovs the ankle, however, has led to
larger demand among women for the
iow-heeied models In vogue last spring
and summer for winter wear as wefI.
Quick orders for low-heeled ahees in
new patterns suitable for winter wear
are now ssins received By nanufae.
tnx4TM
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Yesterdays prevtos

No. W.. 4o.b. s0.szg sosY 4.
Flour and Meal
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Amer. Sumatra Tobacco
Reports Loss for Half
Amounts to 81l4,389, Corn.
pared With 82,921, 1872 for
Previous SIX Months

The American Sumatra Tobacco Com.
pany reports for the six months ended
July 81 last net loss Of $ff4,389, after
interest charges. Federal taxes. etc.,
but before depreciation of buildings.
This compared with q net loss for the
six months ended January 81. 1922, OF
$2,92t 1872, after interest. taxes and In
ventory depreciation.
The report stated that inventories,
amounting to SA,8i2,0b9 on January 81,
have been reduced through sales to
si,B3S.d60 on July 81, while tobsccos
present market levels. Current assets
on July 81 amounted to $9.959, ,763,
against current liabilities of 81 ,393.-
444. exclusive Of the balance Of the
company's outstanding fye-year notes,
due June I, 1925, amounting to $5.813,-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market
Bond offerings Of the last we

Bond offerings Of the last wesk, eg-
gregating In excess Of $4,000 900, were
we'll diversified in character, public
utility and foreign issues figuring most
largely In the total. While listed bonds
continued Irregular, the reception &C.
corded new offerings was generally
favorable and the placement accom-
plished was reported as satisfactory.
Trading yesterday was ON . moderate
scale. Liberty bonds were frmer, ex-
cept that the First AIS remained un-
steady, and the new Treasury AZ 3 were
very active with little price change.
Elsewhere fluctuations were narrow and
without significance.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Irish Flax Acreage Iover

Estimates Of the Irish fax acresve
vary from 10000 to $4,000. accord.
ing 70 a report to the Department
Of Commerce from Consul Kent. Bel.
fast. The former figure Is about hai.
Of the 1921 area. but it should be re.
membered that there was very larg,
carry over from the 1920 Irish erop
Recent crop reports state that although
the acreage Is the record low the yisld
prospects are high.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Grain Movement Stagnatcs

SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct 2i.---Conges-
zion Of grain in tho elevators at Buff
falo, due to the inability Of Eastern
railway lines TO transport 1t to the
Atlantic seaboard, has stagnated the
grain movement here.
AT tho Lake Erie port elevators are
filed TO capacity. 100000 bushels Of
grain are riding in beats In The harbor
and only 200 cara daily ara moving aus
Of the sisy snsteaA o2 sse
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
30 nxure e2as pree,ss yfelA "a . han6 ~

10 asure ens precise yfeiA on BOND n
10 necessary to uso yield sshles. sus tho
approximate yieid can roughly oe figured
out o, by the following formula: Divide the
OF the annual return. If the bond Is ae,lins
below par you must allow also for ths
appreciation of the principal. TO 40 this
or 100. and divide the remainder by the
nmmoer fars .. Oh cs years tho bond has TO run be.
cent pond is selling at 30 and has ten
years 70 run: the annual return will be SIS
Per cent. The difference between par and
!ne inark+f price will be 10 points cub.
eracting 90 from 100. Dividing 10 points
by ten years. tne auotient will be l. This
aRur~ 10 70 ha added to d6a. which 10 the
ennuai sefurn. and the seault, 1855 psy
eens Wall give yon the approxtrnste yaslA
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Colombia Loan Authorized

government has authorized tho cotcns.
biar Minister in Washington to sign q
contract with Blair & Co., of New York,
for loan of $4,000, 900, to mature in
five years, at 63a per cent interest.
The loan will be used to stabilize the
Colombian treasury. Exchange on New
York has fallen until the Colombian
monetary unit IL again practically ss
par.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

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New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which there
were no transactions yesterd&y:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

Members.
Members OF Fec.
etR1 Reserve BANK
Blk Of NY q Tr Co,
Blk Of Manhattan,
Mechanics 4 Met.
Eank of America.
National City,,
Chemical Natl.
Butchers a Drov.
Am Exchange Mat
Dk OF Comrnaroe
Pacific Bank.
Chatham & Phen.
Hanover Natl.
Corn Exchange.
Importers & Trad
National Park
EASY Etver Natl.
First National. -.
irving National. =.
Continental Bank.
Chase National.
Fifth Avenue. 49,.
Commonwealth.
Garfield National.
Fifth National. -.
seaboard Natl.
Coal & Iron Natl.
Bankers Trust
y 8 Mtg & Trust.
Guaranty Trust. :.
Ftdehty-1ntsrnati.
| Columbia Trust !.
| New York Trust.
Metropolitan Tr..
Farmers l. a T..
| Coluinbia Rank,
! GQuita bls Trust i.
| Efete Ranks NoA
| Members Of Fcd-
| eral Reserve Bank
| Greenwich Bank.
| Bowery Bank
| State Rank
| trust Companies
| Not Members OF
| Fsd. ReEerye Bank
title Guar 4 Tr..
| Lawyers n b T
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

southern Spot Markets--Norfolk steady,
rs points higher at 23.60c; eales, Bsl bales.
Augusta steady. ss points higher ct zs.ssc:
sales los bales, Memphis frnn, SO points
higher at s27sc: saies. 2.s7e bales. Hous-
tor steady. IS points higher at 2s.ssc;
sales. 7I94 bales Little Rock steady. rs
points higher al a2.6oe; sales, s6zs bales.
Dallae steady. 50 points higher ut 22.s5o;
saies, 1908 bates. Montgomery Arm, 80
points higher at s2.76o: sales, 134 bales.
a27Io: saiss. s.seo bales galveston steady,
sE points higher 81 s3.Soc; GALES. 2.020
naies. New Orleans steady, SO points
higher at $50: naies. 1850 balcs Mobile
steady, 81 points higher ~ 227bc: saiea.
Sa2 baiee Savannah steady 80 goints
highsY ~ ss.sse; sales, 2a6 bales.
Coatonseed OH
Sns neNY positions fn she ulnyAsa Sos
ceftepeeed oil we're again heavy, owing 10
the prospects OF deliveries and feports Of
yeoeni private settlements. but while Oc-
sober WAS unchanged and November was
pointe lower. late positions were all arm.
closing with net advances Of to IL posnts.
Crude oil wns very strong and the same
applied to seed, while houses with South
arn conuecticns were credited with buy
inR. Total sales FOR tho day were 1a,7oo
oRfrels.
The range Of prscess
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Sugar and Cores
Raw Sugar Futures

Ths market opaned unchanged 20 an al
vAnce OIL point and closed not unchanged
and saits estimated at less than coo toms
halliday session was OF an eyeninR up
aharaeter for over the week end
ghs raase Of prices;