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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
CRIME
Producer is The Order of the.
CityFinance Committee to
Reduce Expenses.
o. AaseeiATEe ratas,

CHICAGO. Dec. Gas the result
otfang order of the city council finance
committee requiring that the police
reduce expenditures by
81, 1000 90 In 1!9 a, it will be neces-
sary to drop 20 10 patrolmen or COM
pei every memb Der of the department.
to takesa six weeks vacation. police
ofhcials said Friday. Chief of Police.
g. @. Healey said the police force all
ready was short numerically and ex-t
pressed fear that such move would
mean the augmentation Of crime In
the city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
PoURNGs TAKE PLACE.

A barrel of whiskey recently SELF
ed by federal officers at the local rail-
road station was poured into the
sewer Friday at the county iail by j..
d. Moore. of Philippi, United States
deputy marshal County officers
poured out a large quantity there
late Thursday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
PRICE; GOES I, s. % -.
a. Aaroe1A1rn rnr,r

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 22.-The
Morning Tribune and the Morning
Times, as well as the Evening Mirror, I
all the daily newspapers in Altoona,
today announced that beginning jan
uary Il the price will be two cents a
copyfor forty cents month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
LIFE INSURANCE IS
PRESENTED AS GIFT.

FlA1R1roNT. Dec. 22.-The
Monongah Glass Company, one
Of the largest manufacturers of
blown glass tumblers in the
world, Friday presented to. each
Of its employees a life insurance
policy as a Christmas gift The
insurance aggregates over one
half million dollars, and each
employee will be protected by
a policy to the amount OF one
years salary, within maxi
mum of $500 payable to the
beneficiary upon the death of
the holder. The Monongah com
pany manufactures all the CON
tatners used by the Beech Nut
Packing Company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
ART!LEERY duel
of Great Intensity Occurs North
of the City of Monastir,
Says War Office.
s1YAssoeIATEo II.

1HriA98oGIATEo PHE11l GA Nti s4s.f a-A5s j
PARIS, Dec. 22.-An artillery duel
of great intensity occurred north of
Monastir on Thursday, the war of
fee announced in Fridays statement
regarding operations on the Mace
DOMAIN front
Along the easterly end Of the line
on the Struma front encounters be
tween patrols occurred.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
Ell BRISH
Miles East of the Sllez
CANALS Captured by Brit
iShfTFOopSs

=. Aafs.IA.ft.s Iralrn

LONDON, Dec. 20. III Ariah, niIe ~
miles east Of the Suez canal was cap
tured Thursday by the British
FL Arish Is a fortif fed town Of Egypt
on the Mediterranean. near the iron
than 10000 population, In TERRITORY
which has been held by tho Turks
since the time Of their Invasion ia
Egypt and unsuccessful attack onsthe
sSuez canal. M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
BEiL DISQUALIFIED.
$.

t8asals 1tnYl EociATEpi sREGB1 Il 5t9as.f
PARKERSBURG, Dec. 22The
5Parkersburg high school. which
claimed equal honors for the state
football champ ionship has Erelindu ish-
ed it's claim for the state. n. r..
0dgers, principal of the school has
notified he state. assocta t1ons to this
erect. stating hat he has discovered
that Left End Bel was ineligible to
splaS pseause Of scholar de-
dcienctes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
BIG FoREIGN TRADE.


WASHINGTON. Dec 22.-TheI
country's foreign trade this year
probably Will reach a total5of SIS 00.5
900 900. A bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce statement shows
that for the eleven months ending
with November exports and imports
combined totalled ~ 10000 OO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
RUSSIANS RETIRE.

tsN3 AssoefATEo5 eREsS1
PETRoGRADssD Dec. 22.Russiant
troops In northern Dobrudja, having
whole front by superior numerical
iTenton forces, says the Russian offis
iciaI statement issued Friday nave
begun q further retirement to the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
COLD q SOUTH.


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ga fall Of
thirty-nine degrees was recorded here
in the last eighteen hours. Reports
from the sugar cane and trucking rel
gtons indicated heavy damage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
or Asaee,Arrn rnrnn

. NEWPORT NEWS, Dec. 22.=
In strong gale that blew up
suddenly Friday morning the
. ed with an uni dentifie led steamer
ed wit han Identified steamer
in Hampton Roads. Both yes
sells appear to be In no tmme=
. diate danger The water was
50 rough small boats could not
venture out 10 the damaged
ships:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
TEA HOUSE FIRE.


ST. LOUIS. Dec. 22.-FTire here FRI
day in a seven-story building occupied
by the Athletic Tea Company caused
damage estimated at 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
NoTEIsEDEIlIVERED
Easse9s5wl.s

4 71(If4A8DocltIEolPRrEi9a
PARIS Dec. 22@WfIHam Graz
Sharp, the American ambassador TO
France: delivered personally to Pre-
n1er Briand between q andiS osclpck
Thursday night, Secretary Of State
Lansing note to the beIIigerent nas
TONS Paris newspapers print the
note textuaIlys
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
.GERbIANYlIss REApY.
.s9i;I. - H. S4Es ssrs


LONDON. Dec Exchanye
aTelegraph despatch rom me Hag1ie
says it is anuounced seIni ofinfalis
that shonId the Allies. IN heir reois
TO hespeaee proposafs OF the cenfrasi
powers, leave the door omen for ne
gotiations Germany win SnaiSe knezI a
tlrsne ee8S eastst 1aeaes terms.
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LIE WEATHER

with cold wave. saturday fair
and continued cold.
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cannonading In the region of Lowe
mont, north Of Verdun. last night,
says the war office In Fridays sbul1e-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
CHORPEWIWG
CLAIMED BY DEATH

! =. : 50 : &c I. = :. : 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

4. f. coughlin arrived home from
indianapolis, Ind Thursday night to
spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and AIRS, w. 4
Coughlin, at 8thei / home I2lk Florence
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec ~ resos
1utton 10 have the House endorse.
PreSident wilson . peace not ilis
troduced BIZ Rep resent Ba9leyS
OF SPennsyfyanta
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LIvElI:!LY cANN I. J: \. D

tBY AsseetATTo rRE5si
PARIS, Dec. 22-Thore swas#lfyS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
STEAMERS u CRASH.

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WHEAT Is NERVOUS q.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
STEP FOR CHINESE FINANCING.


Following Fridays announcement that
zee. iiigginson a TO. had been appointed
fscal agents OF the chinese Government
IL was made known yesterday tina, the
Trust Company would be as
any chinese bond issue that might be
offered IN this country. II Is understood
that they will bring forward a loan in
IA short time. probably in the form Of
short term treasury bills.
Financial circles believe that this LOAF
will he comparatively small not over
81. 900 600. and will he put Onward as a
fceler. II successful. II is thought. II
may open the way for the resumption
Of chinese financing in this country on
an extensive scale.
There have been indications for some
time that china. with her European
market closed To her, has been casting
about in the country for banking af'ilia-
tions. She formerly borrowed a con-
siderable amount here under the opera
tionS Of the so-called SIX Power group
agreement. This group. composed Of
England. France. Germany. Russia. ia
pan and the United States. agreed to
furnish lima with $500, ooo. 900. with
the advent Of the Wilson Administration
ii was ~disapproyed as a manifestation
0f dollar diplomac!." and j. J.. Morgan
a. Co. and Kuhn. Loeb a. CO., who
headed the American syndicate of bank
ers in the group. at once withdrew. Since
then China has dom her financing en-
tirely with European countries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho Pit,sbure steel Company has issued
a call Tor payment on May /, l"lt, OF
SSJO. 600 Of d per cent. coupon gold notes,
Series Il, due January !, 1919 The com
pany recently purchased $50, 900 of those
notes.
Harris. Forbes & co and William 4.
Read & CO. announce that they are "fci
ing at 81 and interest, to net tN6 per cent.
81, 800. 900 Illinois Central Railroad col
September !, 1892, due November !, 1853.
Renskorf. Lyon & 90, Of 80 New street
haze just issued an ANALYSIS OF the chesa
peake and ohio, showing the changed
financial status 81 the company MS fore
shndowcd 10y the recent retirement, Of the
3 per cent notes through : per cent, con
!. i. Morgan & co. ANA DrcNel e. 90.
Of Philadelphia announce that the copart
,rrship Of The" tw" hrm-, which expired
Yesterday In consequence of the death OF
the late j. Pierpont Morgan, has been re
ncwcd for the transaction OF fOrotSn and
domestic banking business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
1000 FOR COLUMBIA
SCHOOL IN SUMMER
Students in July and August
Expected to Number 1000
More Than in 1915.
BARS LIFTED on WOMEN

Columbia University is preparing for
All army of 1000 students at the SUM
n,er session Of the university. which will
begin on July 10. This H. 1000 more
than were In attendance at the 1915 ses-
sion. hut Dr. James G.. Egbcrt. director.
said yesterday thai there will he at
hast that many new students taking
summer work on Morningsidc Heights.
The Panama-pacifc Exposition at San
Francisco last year. pr. I:gbert said.
prevented the registration from touching
the 5000 mark. hut will, no counter at
traction he believes Columbia will enroll
n record breaking student body for the
six weeks session that runs through
the last three weeks of July and the
frst three " August.
Columbia has engaged all professors.
instructors and assistants to comprise
the teaching force for the short session,
and nearly 900 courses ave been listed.
Every important institution in the
try will be represented on the tcachins
STAFF, although Columbia will furnish
The greater humble of instructors from
Its own PROFESSIONAL ranks.
Practically every course offered by the
university in the regular academic year
will be on the summer session curricu-
lum with the exception OF the more adj
vance courses in engineering. law. meoi-
Gine n journalism. Women will be
admitted to all the subjects taught.
Although the university trustees have
only within a month voted to admit
women to the course In medicine in the
academic terms. women v been per-
mitted to study medicine for several
summers. Inc in both law and engineer
i'm, from which they are barred at other
times, they will I've permitted to take
courses.
For the first time pr. Francis Carter
Wood, director of the George crocker
Cancer Research Fund. and his assist
ant DIR. William G. Worlom. will offer
courses which will be open to women stu
dents as well as OF men.
A q f%orerunner of the school OF bus
ineas which Columbia is to open in the
fall, a series of courses in business ad-
ministration will be offered in the sum
mer session. They will include work III
transportation. banking. advertising, sell
ing n International trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
CASTOR. W1GM0RE STOCK ISSUE.
Half ~ 100000 shares WIN ne
Oncrrd a. the Pubiic.

lIuinhlow"r n Weeks. Lee, Hicg'nson
4 20. kt>S,l kIuuicut, " GO. and East
man. bii,ou y 90. announce that they
Will offer at pGbl" subsyr ption to-mur-
row l1o. 600 shares or II new issue of
900. coo shares of stock IN CASTOR. VIII
Jams N WiImure. Inc. when, as and IL
issued. at $50 u share. The stock is
without par value. The balance Of the
issue. l5".0oo shares. viii he retained
hH ,~iaston, Williams a Wigmorc.
CASTOR, Williams n Wigmorc. Inc,
was organized after the war began with
the idoa NJ taking advantage of the great
trade opportunities thrown open. II
bull, M u selling organization which
last Year did more than So 900. 900 gross
bushes aud armed Si.sUo,000 i'll net
PROFITS. I'll. company has sold So
coo. GOO short term notes to the Guar
auty Trust Company. The forthcoming
stock vii re us only other issue. II
now "wus siN steamers. representing a
touuasc Of 10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
DIRECT STATE TAX TO
CONTINUE, SAYS MILLS
Gives Views at Mayors Con-
ference with City Members
Of Legislature.

Senator ogden l.. Mills said yesterday
nj Mayor Mitchei's confer uce with New
York city members Of the Legislature
that he believed there would be another
direct state tax this year that IT'S
imposition during the coming years was
likely to ne regular and continuous
This statement, was made during a
discussion of a bill proposing the pay
lic,,t OF the stock transfer tax to the To-
cality i'm which 1t Is collected. The Sem
,tor said the subcommittee appointed
to consider the matter had been unable
to reach an agreement, but that a com
promise would be effected under winch
the trust company tax would revert 10
the locality where it IL collected instead
of going to he state.
This tav mounts in New YORK city
TO about $1,000. 900 a year said the
senator. but AS the State is likely to
find IL necessary this year to assess n
direct state tax. The amount gained VII!
not lie d: great as 1t appears on the
surface I tl,ink the direct state tax
has come to stay.
II hope not" interjected Mayor
Mitchell. "bui let is not discuss the mat
ter AT this time
The compromise measure reported nv
the subcommittee was agreed 10 by the
conference. 1t was also asrced that a
hUll should he introduced under which
a part Of the appropriation fo- state
highways sliould go 10 the rural d's-
tricts Of Kings. queens. The Bronx ana
Richmond. Routes which have been laid
ont by the various borough engineers
will he incorporated In the bills.
Mayor Mitchell thanked the members
OF tn" Legislature for the response made
10y them TO his invitation TO participate
N a confer Ance on bills affecting New
York city. Senator Mis- and Assem-
Olyman Callahan, tho minority leader,
both agreed that the meetings and dis
cussions OF the conference had been 1T
great assistance to the leg!sla orr The
Conference adjotrned zine die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
OFFER OWENS BOTTLE STOCK.
Issue OF s7.OOO.O 600 IL for the Pur.
pose ~ widening Field.

William Solomon 4 Co. OF New York
and Secor e. Bell OF Toledo announce
The sale Of 5000 600 Of : per cent.
cumulative preferred stock in the owens
Bottle Machine Company. The stock
is preferred as to assets and earnings
and is redeeinable on ninety DAYS notice
AZ the option OF the company at llj and
accrued dividends.
The company has an authorized CAPT
tsliza;ion Of 500 900. 00a common stock
in shares Of 500 par value and S3o.-
900. 900 common stock in shares OF s25
par value. There Is now outstanding
$1,000. 900 of the preferred and So
u0o. 900 Of the common stock and $780,
ooo additional OF the old preferrAi stock.
which, the company will call for redcmp-
ton ON September 80, 1916.
The sale OF the new stock. II is stated,
is to enable the company to purchase
practically the entire stock Of the Ameri-
"a Bottle Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
IN BUILDING
TRADES MAY STRIKE
High Cost Of Material Bar to
Granting Of Demands by
Employers.

str,ke NJ 3OO OOO building workers
is threatened. according to an
mon, made Yesterday by union officers.
4 preliminary skirmlsh took place ,cs-
,erdsy when 5000 union carpenters in
Rrook,vn went on strike.
Accorjiny To Secretary Ernest Rohm
NJ the Central Federated Union and
Treasurer Martin OF the brotherhood of
Painters. Decorators and paper Hang
crs of America demands from the work.
crs for higher wages will he general.
The EMPLOYERS will probably refuse
these demands ecause of the higher
uriccs Of bui,dinu material. and il IL
omit, likely that there will he a series
of strikes which will tie up all OF the
building trades in the city.
The n,ipters wan, an increase from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
BROOKLYN PAINTERS STRIKE.
seven Thousand WOrkmcU De aUd
increase In Wages.

The 1000 members OF District toun-
cl No. .? Of the brotherhood Of Paint
ers. Decorators and Pa~perhanScrs of
America. representing the eight local di-
visions OF the union in Brooklyn. went
on strike yesterday morning In accord
ance with a resolution reached AT a
meeting held at the brownsville Labor
Lyceum on Friday night.
They demand s. 4 day for painters
and varnishers $3.50 for crainers and
81 for grsiners and decorators. This is
an increase OF about 20 per cent. over
the present wages, but il is contcndcd
that it is justified in view OF the hi-h
cos, OF living.
The strikers began to rally at 8 o'clock
for registration outside the headquarters
OF District Council No. %. at Dekaib
avenue and the Flatbush avenue extern
sion. and within an o the line eN-
ended around into Fulton street and
Flatbush avenue Fifty patrolmcn from
the Adams street station were on hand,
hut there was no trouble
II is estimated that the strike viii
tie M contracts ior painting aiiounun-
to more than Ssoo,o0o and may. II ~
said. extend To queens Borough within
a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
U.S.. TO ASK FOR DECREE
IN AMERICAN CAN CASE
Appeal Will Follow to SUI
premp Court in Noted Suit
for Dissolution.

BALTIMORE, April 1.-The Federal
Government will ask for 4 decision by
the United states District Court in its
suit for the dissolution OF the American
Can Company. alleged to be a conspir-
aCy In restraint OF trade.
\ conference of attorneys for both
sides was held to-day with Judge Rose
to determine the method of procedure TO
get the case before the Supreme Court.
Those taking part in the conference
wre George Carroll Todd. assistant to
the Attorney-General Harry r.. Cotton.
special assistant attorney In the Depart
ment Of Justice, representing the Gov
errment Judge Rose and former judge
Barton Payne Of Chicago, I.enue, Well,
Of New York and George X. Wills and
/. Fred Williams, appearing for the con-
'pany.
Il was arranged that the motion
asking for y decree dissolving the COM
panN viii he ed two weeks later
by 4 brief outlining the GoNei nmcnts
contentious. The company Nil then
nave three weeks within which Ia N or
the p~.tition " the Department OF Justice.
Testimony in the case. which ex-
;ondcd over , long period. wa. completed
last ..tli. Nailc no decision was given
Jude Rose handed down an opinion
last month In which he uermitted the
can %co1ruanv To continue business. al
though he held that Il had been or'ci-
naiiy illegally organized. The complaint
has been held in the tnttcd states DIS
trict Court, but the decree never was
signed. TINS action wa taken 50 that
til, Government would have the right
TO avail Itself of the testimony taken in
the ease and ask fot Il decree against the
company II it should violate the law in
IN" future.
Attorney Todd explained after the con-
ference with Judge Rose that the. deCj-
sion WAS wanted by the Govcr< meut
for the purpose Of appeal. whether the
decree IS favorable to the company or
the Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
USE KEEPS UP WITH
Big COPPER OUTPUT
Production in March 18O,-
OOO.O 900 POunds-Rccord
Breaking Month.
TIN GROWS WEAKER

The March production Of copper was
record breaking. it being estimated that
the reiineries turned out 100000, 900
pounds. Exports during the month are
estimated at $4,000. 900 pounds and de-
~liveries into domestic consumption were
approximately 10000. 600 pounds. indi-
eating an increase Of 10000. 600 pounds
in stocks carried By producers. Actual
consumption. however. In this country
is believed to have been a. least 49,
100000 pounds. so that the curren, .ro-
duction H. about equal to the combined
domestic and foreign cCnsump' ,on. The
fteight cmbargoes on shipments into
New England held back deliveries to the
manufacturers OF war munit!onr. ind
eating tina consumers stocks we're
drawn upon quite heavily.
Most OF the surplus in the hands OF
producing interests will he required to
fiji contracts for future delivery as some
large orders still Utried on the books
OF producers cannot be executed until
the end Of the war. This metal Is tenn
porarily available. however. for cui-cn,
business. as it can be replaced later.
This explains why 1t is possible for large
selling interests to take orders for
nearby delivery when capacity has been
sold into June.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bank ruptcy Petitions.

JOSEPH \. NORRIS. salesman. Of $40
West l70th street, formerly a partner In
the firm Of he Waldorf costume Com
pany At - East TweuiV-trst street. has
nlod q petition in bankruptcy, with liza
hilitios sl5.9Il and nn assets, This is
llis third time in bankruptcy, a petition
was Med against him on Nav 10. 1906
aud by him ON May IS. lall, both Of
winch were closed up Without \ dis
charge
sol. LoEWENSoHN & son. ina
pctitiou in bankruptcy has been nlcd
against sol l.O' wcnEohn a. Son, Inc,
pnwnhrokcrs' sale sturc, nj 40 Third
aNcuue, hv those creditors: rinkus
plnkUs. s300; Dor, Stranger. 5000, and
Man retcrsdorf. SIS The company made
an assignment ON March 80.
WILLIAM II VAN WAGENEN-A petition
In bankruptcy has been filed against
baker at Ne" Faltl, Ulster county. by
,hesc crehitorsi. j.. ". Matthew & 90,
New burgh. s50i william 7. REYNOLDS
COMPANY, ~Pouehkccpsic. $40, and Naien-
tine Bhrgevin, Inc, Kingston, sl97. 1t WAS
alleged that lie had given chattel mort
cages to j. J Hashruuck a. GO, Sl1l;
Adele - Van Wagcncn, $500; Ahram Ie
Fever, s221. and to Electric Light Com
pany, si3J.
Assignment.
STAR NOVELTY AID CANDY COMPANY
--Hynan AiramoWitz and Josopn Vein
trauh, doing business az The star Novelty
and candy company. manufacturers, at
ihi Eldrllgc stree, have made an as
Signmcnt to NOritl SHERMAN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
THE COFFEE MARKET.
After Fairly NtxOrOus selling Of
fertngs Fail on.

Traders IN the coffee market we're iu a.
apa,hc,lc frame OF NINA YESTERDAY and after
fairly vigorous selling AZ the start. vhIrv
resulted III An INITIAL decline OF to
points. offerings fell of Al the close of tn
session prices were frmcr on fairly moderate
buying closing figures hclng = 10 3 points
net higher. Total sales for the day Ne,
zoo bass
some traders here ara inclined to tab
q bullish view Of the SITUATION, OWN. IN
frmrrss IN Brazil. where holders were not
a spo>ed to make conCcsslOns They tx-
press some surprise AT the spa'hy on the
part of traders at large and the apparent
,lm,dty about takin: chances on the lon.
side.
Prices here are generally below q parity
with Brazil. but while sales OF sroi oorce
between importers and Iobbers were OF far
proportions during The week the ln,crisr Dc.
maud was slow.
The official Brazilian cables reported 4 ar
cline Of sd in RIO exchange on London
while the mllrcis nr1'rs IN Ro vrrc l0 rcis
his her and Santos advanced ~ res Re-
ceipt- at The two ports were lr,eo. a.aIn.i
1000 last year. Prices follow