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THE 'NEW YORK TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922. WHOLESALE 28 WHOLESALE MARKET. DR.STEINACH COMING TO MAKE OLD YOUNG Vienna Discoverer of Method to Retard Senility Invited to Visit America. MANY UNDERGO OPERATIONS Dr. Lorenz, Famous Surgeon, Said to Have Been Rejuvenated by Treatment.

Professor Euren Stelnach. th Vienna IIal- rri Kn mt Vi rwi Intr.ded to ward off at nilitv bv means operaUon. is expected to Vllt this country with In a year to dcnionrtrate his methods with better laboratory faculties than Vienna at present affords. Hundreds of persons. Including Dr.

Adolf Lorenz, the Austrian surgeon. row in thla city, have undergone in Europe the operation for rejuvt nation developed by Dr. Stelnach. The metho-l has also been employed in about ten tatea in this country by Lr. Harry ixiijairiln or 237 Central Far Went, ho studied under lr.

Stelnach. a mho described Steinach's method in paper read at the Academy of last November. Ir. Lorens said last night that he Been very much rejuvenated as result of the operation performed Vienna ahortl before he started America. Anton Wedl of 10.1 Vm Fi teecth Street, at whoso home the jfuit.t-uia loand last evening, rpoke for Dr.

Lorens when he was asked about reports that he had undergone the operation developed by Professor Stel- nach. Yes, the professor had the operation." said Mr. Wedl. He was very -j- mucii rejuvenated by 1t. He had been very sick a a result of his work, and the operation was performed for some organic trouble.

This was on April 1.1, an unlucky date, you see. But it IWas a lucky one for Dr. Lorens. Pro-' Imsot Victor Blum, a noted surgeon of Vienna, performed the operation. lro-- feasor Stelnach ia not a surgeon, you know; Early last year Dr.

Lorens was Tery much run down. Now the young at Ured when they see him work- Stelnaeh'a exact claim, according to Tr. Benjamin, ia that within modest limits the process of becoming senile i can be influenced." He does not wish -W- to exaggerate the Importance of his Dr. Benjamin. I would prefer ta the word restitution ni.r bian rej--.

venation. nnai Ptclnach method doe ia to retard sen-llity. Operations already performed have proved that senility can be re- tarded. ltd that a man who had reached a. condition where be ha bad to give up his physical and mental work can Lb- iu that ne can pcrtorm that Work" By the Stelnach method.

Dr. Benjamin i-. explained, tha patient does not receive the gland secretion of a monkey or -'mny foreign substance, but his own flandular activity Is revived and strengthened. This la accomplished by r. en incision and a binding of a canal, railed vaao-llgature, which stimulates en important eland necessary for the maintenance of mental and physical ateensrth.

Sor-of the result of ooeratlons by. i the Stelnach method which had come iiiC Bfn.jmin'i observation, he id. were restoration of falling; memory, Ptreagtbenlng of sight and hearing, gaina fn wejghtfi and In mental and phy. r.ieal vitality and growth of pigmented Lsir. Dr.

Benjamin, who Is a specialist tn internal ami nervous diseases, has per- formed the Stelnach method operation only In easea that have come to him In 7 h.ia own practice. All these have been NEW INCORPORATIONS Kcw Tsrk Charters. serial fa Th York Time. ALBANY, Fab. Forty-eight new eerpora- tna, with an aggregate capitalisation of t.T7.eu0, were chartered today.

They Include; Hal war Iut Corp, textHea, $50.000 JS. B. Pneeger, W. B. roster.

M. J. Kelly. Otteraeya. Wager, Griff hh A Wager, I tlca.i Early Hat Col.

Long Island City, women's hats. l0.O0e-; Burkman. J. W. and A.

M. Caveaey. Attorney J. W. Ixwcalao, T- tmncl Cfetunabina Garment Phllmont.

mak hosiery aad underwear. S2S.C0O; E. Rts. eiorph, W. K.

Carney. (Attorney, 3. U. Sny-. der.

ZM Charles II. Moite, Manhattan, dairy prod-, wets. t-. K. W.

and K. Nolle. (Attorneys. Abbeiiy sV Bryde, 27T Broadway. I lemarxo -Lumber Corona, 910.000; V.

'e Marco. C. Florio, A. Angeratne. Attor-' Key.

3. V. Loacalao. Corona. Ignition Products Manhattan goods.

SS.OOO: Berthold. J. A. Zah. Meeta.

(Atterney, W. Post. 00 Church Street.) t'ommerrial Belling Queens, tar roof-' fng, R. 3. Jordan.

R. F. Knapp. 1 Ml ilex. (Attorney.

C. C. tteve. wood-Jiinn.) Hrai4 fVioare Wat Manhattan, men 'a hats. R.

BreiteL, J. Crora-: fM. Mehr. (Attorney, H. M.

Goldstein. lZi Rhrtngton 8t. Pinnola Laraja Adamo, Brooklyn, mac-rvronl. J. Plnnola.

A. Adamo. S. Jraja, (Attorney. J.

R. Daamioo. IM N'aa-: Mu st. MoilnelU Gtannaiaa A Rao, Brooklyn, groceries, $30,000: A. Mollnelli.

M. Ulannuaa. Li. Rao. (Attorneys, O'Neill A Carrao.

Woolwortb Bldg.) Thelma Realty Corp, Manhattan. I. Getttager. K. Bavada, J.

Welkenberg. (At-torvejra, Gettlager A Wei tun so. sa Park Itow.) ledaa Constraction and Realty Man- hattaa. tjO.OOO: 3. and H.

J. Levins. L. aaalg. (Attorney.

M. K. Ltvlne, 1.170 li road way.) Old Crow Restaurant Manhattan, a0.OUO; H. C. and H.

H. Helm. J. II. IWr-' maa.

(Attorneys. WUber Norman a Kalin. S9S Broadway. Greene A Goetachina. Manhattan.

Insur-ace, O. A. Ooetsehius, A. Greens. ti.

W. Waltott. (Attorney. L. Levy.

90 Wall Bt.) Trafuont Wood Working Bronx. exa; A. K. Urunvetn. H- GUden.

H. Vaain. UUwmt, f. Urunateln. IIS Nassau fit.) AJlles Mining and Coal Export Manhattan.

$10,000: H. Matfus. R. Haberman. Jl.

Namm. (Attorney. 6. Hoffman, 1.47 (troaaway.i Wae-ner Jodie A Manhattan, furs. M.OOO M.

G. BetMdak, T. Schrelner. Kriedenberg. (Attorney.

E. Fillmore. 1.111 tiroadway.) Select Country Newspaper Manhat-ton. advertising. $25,000: J.

F. O'Neill. E. T. Nightingale.

W. Bermlngham. (Attorney, U. Howard, 111 Broadway.) F. W.

gtadtlaader Manhattan. Importing, $23 000; W. and E. Stadtlands'r, M. A.

Mitchell. (Attorney, J. P. Niemann. 41 ark Row.) Ostmaa Building Jamaica, $.1,000: 3.

Oetman. A. and H. Herzog. (Attorney, Heraog Jamaica,) 1 fongresa Realty Manhattan.

30.000; J. B. t'nlacke. J. E.

Haggerty. (Attorney. C. Cella. 120 Broadway.) Kaynnr A Uevine, Manhattan, printing and boo' blading.

K. and O. Raynor. C. Devlne.

(Attorney, C. W. Raynor. Freeport J. A W.

RobS. Manhattan, bullitlnv ind Woodwork, JI7.0OO- J. W. and W. Robb.

H. MarshaU. (Attorney, J. B. QulaUn, J.308 road way.) 44 Manhattan Ave.

Manhattan, realty. A. and M. and 8. Birwz.

(Attorney, J. Wall. S7I West 125th St.) LeoUth Products Manhattan, make fireproof wall board. B. A.

Welaa-herger, W. p. White. J. Leone.

(Attorneys, Eldltts A Rulse, SI Nassau St.) Inlaid Tool Manhattan, C. M. Mont fort. C. J.

Bui 11 van. W. J. Wholean. (Attorneys, Eldllts It Hulas, si Nassau fit.) Mlllage Manhattan, knit goods.

OOO; r. Comlnak-y, P. I. Ellaa. (Attorney.

M. A Eliaa, 170 Fifth At.) Indian Castle Dairy Co, rantihe, Herkime ro $2) 000; O. R. Walrath. W.

H. Davy. Bellinger. (Attorney. M.

B. Qariock, I tica.) Kahn A Btetaberg. costumes. Manhattan, oawn'imar Kahn. M.

Steln-r. A. Pokotk. (Attorney J. Abramion.

i Church St. I Vamo. i Coloring Manhattan, color pl- t-irea. J. Orenfid.

L. BlaM LssfHtT At. Rothbartl ,3 I4icaa. (Attorneys, Johnson A Johnson' 1 1 retport.) C. Amdt Real Estate.

Manhattan. i 11. A. St. George.

W. M. W'a'iui (ldl. (Attorneys. Phlllns A Avrir.

41 p.rb 'vi i 8rnSL RsaUtT COj. Brookljm. 10.0on; h. and Koenlar. (Attorney, N.

Vi.0?"' 81 BU) iml Manhattan, medicines. m. Tarraca Lunch, atanhattaa. JL. afn-e his return from In O-tober, tr-rco r.io-.Uia in l)r I'.

-r In I'-nn- i. v.l.urii avis a. 1 l.a,: u- ti -il with bad Sow writ-- hi I' to tin jilann flock tick. 1 ex- iin.l a s- I I of well-beinK that I have i1 for -i: ifore th- oixTHtion of alw.ivs feellnK tire.i an of fenririK that hie m-mm wa slip Ma I pine. Now," says tne i- r.

iw.rt. thl'ha: to rnemurv ib i i anu 1 he enjoys plenty of mental aa wen a physical vitality SKUNK PRICES ADVANCE. Firmness at London Sale Helps Local Auction White Fox Up. The upturn in the prices paid for skunk, which was said to amount to i nH which followed ri PS le on reports of the receipt of food- I for these pelts at the London sa fe.tnres of the 1 third clay at tne iccai mr aucw i Maaonic Hall. IMcerf brought furs.

Dart of the collection of wnicn was iv. VM- soia on terday ranged from cents to White fox followed skunk to the block and brought out generally active bid- ding. The price ranee was to ror cross foxes buyers paid from $1 to Jl 1 per skin, depending on quality. Bidding for silver fox was fairly slow, hut a ton pri -i of fflOO each was brought by i r.v milt- able for use without' cutting in some case, brought as lew as but nat- which had been scheduled for yesterday, will also come up. I At the close of selling the grand sales nrt urallv the auality was not pood.

The similar imiKjrieu mer.anuu-e. a SSI K'f wroi am. and I are otfered in black, navy and brown 8 hV ever fold here, moire. and have silk cord handles I V. iw.r are Dut adorned with tassels.

1 ne clasps ani iXlVotZt f.InBe. of th frame are Bold a a vterilav ThH and the rrame is lurtner iy In i coll-ctlon was 0,. Vr 4m a dainty Grecian trder ot gold for remainder, bccinn.ng lot 8.1 i. wholesale at a doxen. I te oirereo loaay.

nrn u.c total for the first half of the auction Increased activity Is noted In the waist was estimated at 1 It was an- trad, where business had been dull for nounced that, compared with the Sep- many months The present lmprove-tembor sale averages, the prices brought ment Is ascribed to the greater popu-by the skunk sold Tuesday and yet r- larlty of suits, thereby necessitating the .1 W. -if 111 III cent. I. 1-V. il.t'Alnnmnit In White fox.

on the same basis of com- parlson. was 2-' per cent, higher, but cress fox fell off 1 per cent. No rom- parlson will be made on the silver fox until the complete collection has been disposed of. In addition to the remainder of the silver foxes and the brue foxes, these skins are scheduled for sale today Sundries, house cat, ringtail cat. red fox, hadeer hair seal, beaver, leopard cat.

Japanese mink, gray fox and American opossum. BUSINESS NOTES. Revolution 4-4 flannela. i havlnjr been t.ld JV Jfl? T.ki James J. Bergln.

who was formerly associated with th Spokane f.ooos t'onipany ami Uie Battle Iry 1 Company, in now affiliate! wtth th Munrep-Mann Company. resident buyers. 370 Se-nth Avenue, and haa an active Interest In the He will merchandise the ready-to-wear de-pcrtinetits and slso bty dresses. Th annaal mcetlnn of the Retail Mll'lnery Amoolatlon of America will be belrt at (3 West Thlrty-seven'h Street on W1ndy nest, at 2 M-. for the election of of (teera and IMrectora for the coming ftscal year.

The oew address of SrtiwurU a Khrenrelrh. makers of rtsnce froeka, -as Incorrectly Riven yeaterday as 31 West Thirty-seventh Street. The business Is really located at 31 West Tenty-aevnth Strret. The Harold Hosner Company, mill agents, 1.431 Broadway, are now representing the Orange Hosiery Mills. Orange.

N. J. Herman Xrauer ts ww sole owner of the Columbia Neckwear Company, makers of men's neckwear, 122 Allen Street, hevtin: bought the Interest of J. Pearl. The business will ba continued at tha address Riven.

The Klem Manufacturing Company, makers of men's belts and knitted rerkwear. have removed their offices and showrooms to 709 Broadway. They were formerly at 48" Broadway. GoldHush. M.

Cohen. R. E. ITesiun. (Attorney.

J. M. Wolf. Rector Ht. Pralt Specialty Manhattan.

t.lnmlng and hardware. M. W. Wohl. J.

Yor-maek. B. Crames. (Attorney. M.

1.. liel-burtt. Broadway.) NUgara Ink Albany. J. n.

Conden. E. W. Idrt. T.

A. Hrown. (Attorney. H. J.

Crawford. Albany.) Tark Bathing Beach ('o. of Crvat Neck Estates. Great Neck. $10,000: K.

L. Ihj-bosque. F. B. Church.

S. K. Tsvlor. (Attorney. M.

8. McKnlgbt. Great Neik.) ireenwald PaJntlnar Mnhr'tan. M. and 1).

and P. Greenwald. (Attorney. M. 1 Relburn, -Jrtl Colonial Metal Spinning and Ktamoing Manhattan.

B. and G. Ishowtt. L. Shenkd (Attorney, S.

ll Chambers Kt liiplus Brooklyn, make auto locking devices, $10Ka; D. A. Iroiier. K. N.

Fletcher. T. R. Billings. (Attorney.

11. A. Trebling. 5 Wall St.) CAPITAL INCREASES. Manhattan Shirt Co, Manhattan.

$,00. OOO to C. R. Melser Manhattan, $10,000 to M. I- Hlnspetrr Co, Manhattan.

$0,000 to T. Corp. Bronx. roo to JflO.nnn. Harbor Holding Co, Vtlca.

Sfc.000 to Pott Jervls Water Works Co, I'ort Jer-via, 200.1)00 to NAME CHANGE. Stern Art Corp, Manhattan, Offset Art. DESIGNATIONS. Wlllapa Lumber Co, State of Washington. Rep, A.

11. Yereance, Grand Central Terminal. Dross man Trunk A Bag Co, Pa, Rep, B. 1. Ehlverts, 180 Broadway.

Cortlcelll Silk Conn, I.2&O.QOO; Rep, F. W. talon, 13 ilsdlson Av. Gibraltar Finance Corp, Manhattan. Thrown Silk Corp, Manhattan.

Brightway. Brooklyn. Niagara Ink Co, Albany. Ielaware Charters. Special to Tkc Sew York Timet.

DOVER. Feb. filed today Shell l'nion Oil prospect for oils, I gas, coals, metals, hydrocarlmn anrt l.v-prod-, urts. Tru.i Co. of Amerlea.

Wilmlncton.) i Corporation Trust Co. cf America, Wlliulns- ton.) McClellan A Junkerseld. engineering. 2T0.0li: Wm. McCIfIIau, Bethayers, Pa.

Petersfeld. Brookllne. Horace I Campion, imiladelpbia. i Corporation Trust Co. of America.) Capital City Hotel Corp, $1,000,000.

(Lela- ware Trust Wilmington.) I If Russell Clay Mfg. Co, tUrtO.OOO. (Corpora- i i rcD. io. ne iocs win ne sola in Cottaee Bakeries Co, $300.000 John A I entirety separately by competitive' Coyle.

Orafton. A. I- F. Wjle Amstutz. Washington.

Pa. (Capital Trust i I Co. ot Delaware.) I Northwestern Co, storks and bonds, Weather In Cotton and Grain States. wv. n.cirporaiion ervir Co, chemlwtH 1 OOO.

(C rf. Corporation New Vorv I C. Moon Mfg. motors nnrf i C. C.

Moon, J. rt. Moonl. Ulan-chester, Ohio; (' B. Moon.

Midland City Ohio (Lelaware Acme Auto Accessories, tion Trust Company of Amt-rlra ton). Corpo-s i Puritan Rock Cendy Syrup Co, growing surar cane, Colonial Co. Wilmington. lit. ll-annn Oi! and Cas C.

H. Puhiman. A. S. K.

I'uhlman, Pittsburg. Colonial Ch ptvny). Old Kentucky Syndicate. nil. 130 ftno Vernon G.

8wow, Thomas Mcleixn New i York; Wllllarn V. Lecount. Broohln; Col-lonlal Charter Company. William H. Week Stevedortna; U.

H. 'Corporation New York. D. B. Martin Leather Corporation Guarantee and Trust Philadelphia.

CAPITAL INCREASES. Standard Matrh New York, $3 to $3,200,000. Lock wood Chicago, to ErtK oil and Gas Erie. SlO.rxv) to oinifss uieveuaui. to Victor Acrc.v Works to Victor Peninsular Lietroit.

Jersey Charters. f.peciai to The Xrtn Yurk Times. TRENTON. IVb. S.Ntw thartera granted: Marvel S'llk lam Mm ris i i iiv.ii.au lily- Niwark fo ic boni, frlg.ratora.

Ac. cordon S. HaiUe. Newark; Hairy Pe, i'. Ccnwaser.

Pa'eraon Camden. "ii o. i taei. LdjuiM Laats. I'nii it.iIk.i.

the'business world CDMMKKrlAl. PA1T.R. 41, to for tbe best names. -i to for the heft names, for six months' piei Cheaper Dre-ss Goods Advanced. The run on twivJ" has renuited In advances on the oheain-r cloths, which in-atis thrt garment manufacturers will increase their prices or lose c- 'l11'1'" tirial.

same condition is encoun tered on cheaiwr coatines. on which price adaiic'3 hav also occurrea. Jersey Sport Jackets. AVom'-n's siort ts of jersey cloth 'ar" "Ajl vin' .1 an ct.tV bu-in SpruiB partic-jlarlv in the popular- prictl These are made to the ordinary Kniuw er mo.i. but hnv.

the advantage of a mor, tailored effect. The tuxelo front rre mnT naniilur One line "1' orirnu at is aurscuis iciuion ami nan of the leading jobbers and retail Offer Novel Bags Cheap. Attractive silk ir.olre handbags for women. made in me popular mriuii shaie and lined with tangerine silk, have nut on the market bv a local con- crn at prices that are said to he 50 per cent, or more under those for Waist Sales Have Improved. i waists, however, is especially welcomed ln nianufa.

Hirers liecause they were i to believe that retail stocks were somewhat heavy and would have to he liquidated before new piitrhase.4 could be made. The present demand for the i -cements therefore, indicates that re- tail stocks are not so large as they were considered and. consequently, allow a I freer consumption of new merchandise. Expect Chokers to Repeat. The vogue for chokers that marked Spring furs a year ago Is expected to be repeated.

If not excelled, this season, and manufacturers are laying plans to meet it in a large way. In the better grades of goods Canadian, stone and baurn marten are well thought of, and the high-class trade Is expected to take up sable hokers. Squirrel, mink, fisher and O-rnisn fitch are among the other pelts that a'-e being bought freely for choker purposes. The made-up merchandise ranges all the way from coney to sable, and the price range Is Just as broad. manufacturer, however, are said to tx? offering attractive values.

Crushed Rosea Much Used. So popular have crushed flowers, more especially roses, become for millinery purposes that one of the local makers of medlum-prleed hats has put out a line In which both crowns and brims are literally with blooms. From the color viewpoint many of the rosea used are fantastic, for In addition to the nat ural shades are seen rosea of periwinkle hue, as well as of pumpkin, Jade. RECORD IN FARM EXPORTS. Volume for 1921 Exceeded 1920 Total Money Value Less.

WASHINGTON', Feb. 8. Exports of agricultural products In 1921 were the largest In volume on record, exceeding those of lP-0 by nearly 4.000.000 tons, according- to a statement Issued tonight by the Commerce Department. In money value, however, the country received only about two-thirds as much for the exports in 1921 as for the previous year. i i i 1 n.

more than "JO. 000,000 tons, for which was received, as compared witu 16.500.000 tons, worth J3.0O0.O00.0OO. In TO'JO, and 10.500.000 tons, valued at $1,000,000,000, in 1913. Grain was the principal agricultural commodity exported in 1921. amounting to Ifl.ooo.iMIO tons, as compared with tons In 1330 and 0,000,000 tona in 1913.

The cause of our enormous Increase In food exports since 191.1." the department said. does not lie ao much in decreased production In Western anil Central Kurope. for the area is rapidly recovering its normal production. The major raue of our Increased market abroad is the total failure of Russia as a food export country. Russia formerly exported K.OOO.lsK) to 10.000.000 tons of food, all of which ceased, and thus the food base for Western Kurope is transferred to the I'nited States.

The economic degeneration of Russia has gone to such deptha that a recovery of her agriculture to a consequential export basis Is c-xtremely unlikely for a num- i ber of years to come." I ASKS BIDS ON STEEL. Fleet Corporation Offers 105,000 Tons Now at Hog Island. Spt rin! to Thr l'orfc Tmcs. WASHINGTON. Keb.

8. The Kmcr-j gency Fleet Corporation of the I'nited states Shipping Hoard issued an sn- ui ,1 nounccmunt today imltins bids for the purchas'- of tons of fabricated steH now In floras- at Hog Island. I The entir quantity of steel, which I consists of angles. bars, channels 1 punched plntes and build-up lfl into seven lots at Hog, F.aeh lit varies in quantity- frm 11.01MI to tons, Bids In writing will be received by the Km-rgenry I'le-t Corporation no ti Snrrial to Thr l'orfc Tttnr.i. WASHINGTON Feb.

North Carolina. nl Cgs-orflH air, v.rmr Fiiday fKudy. warmer. KI. rld.i- warimr Thurwlay and y.

Kxf rii N'rthw Florida. Ala1a ma r.d Thursday. Friday cloudy, robai'l lifiniinc TMinjta and K'ntut ky I in. i inar i lu-Hi. warmer Thursday.

Friday im-trU'd, I 1 proNably rHlri; coMcr went. Ohio Cloudy, warmer Thursday, j.r. bal.ly I followed by lain Thursday night or r'rlda mllana lndy. warmer Thursday. in Thurvday niptit or FVlday; roldtr Friday.

lwer Mi h.fan Cloudy Thurnday, protm h)y l.y rain In south and rain or snow In north by night; warmer In southeast. Krlday local snows and colder. Tppr Michigan Snow, colder Thursday, probably Friday. Illinois Thursday, probably rain north, warmer south. Friday partiy overcast, colder.

Missouri Mostly cloudy Thuraday. warmer southeast, coldir norlhweat. I-Yiday fair, colder eat. W.coniri Snow or rain Thursday: Wt'-Jt. I-riday rruyiiy clouly, ctidi-r.

C'l'Udy Thunflay and Friday I'Tdbuidy iu eat Thnrwlay and in Friday, cold y. Mitsliy rlouuy Thursday aitd l'lkotii Snow rrobab'y Thursday! atid f'i'iday; South Cloudy Thui-sdny and Fri- 1 day; prohliy F'riday; coldrr. I Nebraska F'a cloudy pnb-ably beromiat; unsettled Friday; colder! Thursday. Kansa. Generally fair Thursday and Frl- dfly; Miinpwr.Ht coiner Thursday Montana Snow Thursday and Friday-colder FXday.

Wyoming Unsettled, probably rain or mow extreme west Thursday and In est aad north FVfday: colder Friday. rrt and West Texas Thursday and Friday aniy tluuiy to cloudy. i. a ffoods In this market. Early In the day.

duced for the popular-priced trade yield SKU-inch 64-60 p.intcloths were only 2 or 3.1 cents a sarment r' made at 7TS cents, but law on It was the and this rnarfrm impossible to buy them under 8 cents, wiped out by the increased coat of ma- throueh duiinc flam ins red and bright blue. Poke sliaiH ar ween with the upper brims ancj towns made of the rows, while off- shapes have the faclnps mad." them. Tatnn of loses are also included i in the offeiine. The foundations Rnd unroverea parts 01 wie nam either of Milan or of all-over vlsca. Gray Goods Prices Stlffer.

The recovery 1" cotton yesterday brought about a firmer tone to uruy th-- dav in BK-T2a at were nominally firm on the basis of cents for 4S-square, four-yard claths. Some trading in sateens was also done. 39-Inch 4-104. 4. 20-yard roods bringing 12 cents.

A limited business was done by second hands In 3.0-yrl drills at cents with te. ttw irst hands, however would not trade In this construction under cents. ttlCW 1.11 11 lO. Woolen Prices Uncertain. iTitlimn nninlnn 4a In the I arm i inai prices nameu iu.

i next Kali at the openings were only temporary and that highei values would have to be established once new and higher wool costs had to be figured. The only- drawback to this view is that the clothiers are even balking at the pres- i ent prices and are sparing In their pur- chases. Without a fair demand, mill agents cannot see how there will be the slightest chance of Inci easing prices. The only possibility, it Is explained. Is that the active demand for dress fabrics may be used to boost men's wear values, the clothiers being placed In a position where they will have to compete for their materials with the garment manufacturers.

Reduction of Silk Loomage. The silk market Just now appears to be a series of contradictions to those who discuss conditions. Kor one thing, there seems to be a definite movement toward further curtailment of production in the goods market, and Ma.ch 1st Is expected to see many Inactive looms. On the other hand, the'lmports of raw silk last month wei a good deal higher than the monthly average, which, in I turn, was the highest on record. How to account for the exceptional imports ant i the dull of the silk trade puzzles even some keen observers.

The only consumption report gotten out for the trade Is merely a matter of arithmetic and does not thiow light on where tne 1 silk brought in is going or staying. 1 he abnormal consumption of silk Is put down by some to the manufacture of the heavier fabrics now in style, but even this explanation does not convince those who realize the subnormal condition of production. Gold Knife Makers to Meet. A meeting of the gold knife manufacturers will be held at 2 I. M.

on Tuesday next at the rooms of thrt National Jewelers' Hoard of Trade. 15 Maiden Ijine. to work out some standard basis for the manufacture and stamping of the merchandise. This will be the second meeting of the manufactur-en. the first having been held about two weeks ago.

It was the sense of that meeting that a krife stamped with a mark indicating the carat fineness Is Improperly marked If. between the skeleton and the gold sheet, any mental, solder or composition Is Inserted In anyway, unless the Inserted part Is of th same carat fineness. The meeting also defined a gold knife as on which consists of a gold sheet, or shell, and a knife movement, or skeleton, consisting of two scales, rivets, spring and blades. The onlnion was further expressed that. If parts other than the shell are made to look like gold, tney snouui De or Uie fineness indicated on the gold Wholesale Only.

LAmerican Girl MISSES', JUNIORS' and CHILDREN'S COATS CAPES and SPORT SUITS Styled Right Made Right Priced Right See them in our new quarters. 35 WEST 32nd ST. through to 34 WEST 33rd ST. American Girl Coat Inc. II.

GOLDWATEX A CO. WholexiU Only. fume DRESSES Come and find out whether the two special RAVEN HUE numb a Georgette and a.Can- II ton Crepe just chosen by a prominent New York re- tailer for his catalog jg would not be equally worth while for you to feature. I NATIONAL BLACK GOODS I COMPANY Wet 3 1 at St, New York Good Place to Jjzeu nosteri GOODMW BROS. 53 hS WEST 23" ST, NEW YORK.

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United States for the Southern District of New York. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of LOUIS A. MlTNlCKk, Bankrupt. Ctaaa.

Shon-good, U. S. Auctioneer for the Southern District of New York In bankruptcy, sella this day, Thuraday, February 9. 1922. by order of the Court, at 2 p.

at 23 West "th Street. Borough of Manhattan, aaaets of the above bankrupt, consisting: of dresses, piece roods, machinery, plant, fixtures, etc. Also the Receiver's right, title and Interest In and to the unexpired term of lease of said premises. RUTH LEWLNSON, Racai-rar. BHAIXI A WBLNR1B, JLttoraaya (or Ra- I 1 SUITS 1 I COATS 1 TAILORED DRtSMa mhmM, 4 Crept Chines Satins West 32d'St; 4- 32nd St Maaa ark.

'-CUdie. 5 West 30th St. New York Onlw f. BANKKITTCY RAIfS. IN THE DISTRICT COURT 09 THB United States for Oa Mouthera tHsltrirt of New York.

In Banl ruptr-y. In thr matter of ARTHUR FIEUEh 4 WILLIAM IL HOR-W1CIL Indrrklualty and aa mpartaera. trad. ln aa FIfXJER a HORWICH. Cbaa.

Ehona-ood, 8. Aucttonrjcr for the touttaern I Hut rU of New York nv Baaa-rup'cy. sells v's day. Thursday. FMat-acry.

1822. by oroer of tha Court, at IU A. at to Ttlnlty Place, ihmxirn of la-hattaa. aaaets of tha above bankrupt. co sistlrur of shirts, cnllara.

lies, unuarwaar. fixtures, etc BUS AN BRANDIES. TUoeUar. LOW 1 KH a SMITH, Attorneys tor Receiver, 35 Nassau. Straet.

Hew Tork. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of TKS United States for tha Southern IMatrtet New York. In Bankruptcy. In tha i inattsr of JACOB K. KKANTZ, BaakrnpCCkaa.

Chonaood. U. 8. Auctlosear for tha Bouthsra District of New York tn bankruptcy, sells Monday, February 20 1922. by order of Court, at 10:30 A.

at A. Santtnl Wara-housa, 441 East 149th Street. Roreuof Bronx, aaseta of th abcrs bankrupt, eea-siatlna of ladles' wearing appaxsl, 4raasaa coats, suits, etc. WILLIAM HEXKEL. Rrceresr.

WILLIAM IlECJIT. Attorney for liecaraC 713 Lroadway, New York. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ol THT: United States for the Southern District sf New York. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of STERN.

MILLER Bankrupt. Chaa. Shonvood. U. S.

Auctioneer for th Southern District of New York la baak-ruptcy. sella this day. Thursday, February, 1 by order of the Court, at 2 P. at '1 Vt S'lA Street. Boroush of Maahat- -tan.

assets of the above bankrupt, eotunst- lnc of piece goods, machinery, pi ant and fixtures used In the manufacture ot. laalea' coats and suits, showroom partitions, office furniture, sale, adduiar machine, tvpswriter. etc. WILLIAM M. SPKKR.

Receiver. BHAIKE WK1NRIU. Attorneys Car ita-cctver. 209 BroaJway. New Ysrk.

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