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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-22

FOUND-Smal bunch Of keys.
Owner Of property can have same by
proving property and paying for TINS
advertisement. Manchester Journal
Office. VI
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The readers OF this paper Will be
pleas~d 10 learn that there II At least
eeen able TO cure Ia all It's stages and
dat 10 catarrh. CAtarrh being greatly
In(u<nced BY constitutional conditions
re4uirws constitutional treatment
Hailss CAtarrh Medicine IL taken In
eernaiiy and acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces Of the System thereby
destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. giving the patient strength by
buiiding up the constitution and assist
lng nature in doing its work The pro-
ogf<tors have 20 much faith In the
Curative powers OF Hairs cstarrh Med
Setn~ that they offer One Hundred Doll
lass for any case that IL fails 20 cure.
Iend for isss Of t~stlmcniais-
Xddress y. J. CHENEY 4 Ca, Toledo.
0Sto. Sold BY all Druggists. sSc-
6eafe Of Ohio. City % Toledo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-22

We meet all kinds Of people in life.
First, there Is the man who Is con-
stantly talking 'the world Is going to
~ bow-bows; We can never stop this
Ds,shevik movement; Washington Is
crazy; labor wants the whole thing or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-22
MARRIED

JOSllN CLAyTON---ln Manches-
ter Center, by Rev. Joseph $. Brown.
May 20, 1919. Ora Joslin and Miss
Wilma Clayton, both OF Manchester.
WALSH kEOuGH--ln Manches-
ter, May 10, 1919, by Rev. fr. Maillct.
Robert n. Walsh and Miss Anna
Stacia Kcough, both Of Arlington.
WILEY SMITH--ln New York
City, May Is. 1919. Leon r. Wiley Of
Manchester, and Miss Clara Smith Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-22
BOARD OF TRADE NOTES

The Board Of Trade ball and card
PARTY at the Gymnasium tomorrow
night Is to show the ladies that we
occasionally think Of something be-
sides shirt factories. We want the
cooperation Of the ladies in our work
q well as our play and they have not
failed yet when called upon to do their
part.
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DIED

CAPEN--ln Brattlcboro Hospital.
May II, 1919, Bessie A., wife Of John
Capen Of Bondville, aged "a years.
HAZELTON---ln Sunderland, May
l6, Abram Hazeton, aged rs years,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-22

1880 '
urponT FACTORY POINT
CENTER. AT MANCHESTER eENI.n' ~ ~ " -
rpECJ BUSINESS ON MAY IL. 1919
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

RATES:--0ne Cent a word first inser-
ton, One-half Cent for subsequent
insertions. No advertisement accept
ed for less than rs cents. Rates are
net and Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE - Antique Chest Of
drawers, Must sell quick. Hard's
Drug Store. b-d
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The Board Of Trade of Fair Haven,
W., has raised 100000 to buy .
building for the Tauber-Lipton Co.,
which Is about to establish branch
factory there similar to the one which
they have in Manchester.
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FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE--Will sell my
farm on easy terms to responsible
party. IA room house, hardwood
floors, steam heat, bath, stone fire.
place, six bedrooms, living room l6y
80 feet, new barn with cement floor,
silo, 100 acres Of land Lucius +.
Wilson, East Dorset, Vermont. 6-2
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

RETURNED SOLDIERS
teachers and others can pass the spring
and summer months to advantage
at the
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WANTED

WANTED:--Be cattle and hogs,
Corey and Elwell, East Arlington, l-G
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FOR SALLY White Leghorn eggs
for Matching. 81 a setting. San
born and Lord strains. The best lay
ing stock on the market, w. r. Hard.
Manchester, Vt. 47-tf
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FOR SALE-Pacing horse, 7 years
old, weight 100, sound and fearless.
Mrs. John Peltier, Dorset, VT b-2
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II isn't always the man who gets
up early. It's the man who is always
awake after he gets up.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
nca NevsNe York and Local

knowledge that the corporation was In
possession OF great wealth OF which
the stockholders knew nothing did not
hesitate to buy In this stock in order
that they might realize to their per-
sonal advantage upon this wealth.
President Marston has communi-
Gated frankly and fully with his
stockholders. He has cautioned them
against disposing Of their stock. urg-
ing them not to be tempted by reason
of any phenomenal offerings OF cash
for the stock.
OF course this sudden discovery OF
vast wealth in oil In northern and
central Texas means much to the
State of Texas. There will be estab-
lished. and in fact there have already
been established, various industries
associated with the converting OF
crude oil into marketable products.
Long pipe lines will be constructed.
A great Increase in population will
follow the exploitation of these re-
sources and undoubtedly an increase
in transportation facilities is newt
able.
Texas will get back some part OF
the wealth. although perhaps indi-
rectly, which of a sudden has been
discovered In a hitherto almost neg
Iected part of that State.
HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH F. PRITCHARD.

Chicago. April 2-Bulls demonstrated they
were in control Of tho corn market today when
they routed the bears without any great effort
Resting spots showed advances of - to l cent
for May July was unchanged to . to .. cents
higher and September was \ higher TO 4 low
er. Strength was displayed early but longs sold
freely to take profits. This caused sharp de-
cline. Late in the day there was a rally and
better prices prevailed.
A sale Of 5000 bushels Of corn to 20 TO store
was looked upon as a weakening factor. causing
shorts {" put out additional lines and longs to
take hold as buyers. Another item intend
ed TO act unfayora6ly upon the trade was
report that cargo Of Argentine corn
WaA offered at Is cents under Chicago July
c. /. {. New York for Nav or June shipuent. IL
found no takers. Receipts were liberal with
country offerings larger. Eastern demand was
slow. Best authorities throughout the corn belt
claim corn acreage will be reduced, the land
being seeded to spring wheat Only one or two
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-Nearby current receipts fIaI3; South
ern. 70.
LIVE POULTRY - Roosters per ID. 2laa
turkeys. per lb, 55aS; hens, per h. Sass
spfing chickens, 65s75; guineas, 7sc each
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys per Ib. "a
IS; rooste,. per ID. Is; hens. per ID, 4a35
capons. 46a4s
GREEN FRUIT - Apples per Dbl, 5al7;
boz. 375a4: California lemons. 3afIi: Californis
oranges. 5s6h: Florida oranges. 7a7ls; cranber-
ries. lsa0 per Dbl; grapefruit, 5a6h.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. l. 225a375 ne,
sack; beans. bas, 2'sa3ll; peppers, crate, 5a7lz
eggplant. Sac crate; cabbage. new 5a6 bas: beets,
crate. 24ai; lettuce, ls2t bas: peas, 2a7 has
sweet potatoes. eslo Dbl; Florida celery. 4a6Is
celery. l5a2.o0 per bunch; SQUASH, per bbl
l5oa2.oo; spinach 25oa3 50 per Dbl; kale. 75al 90
per bbl; turnips. 1slh per bbl; Florida to-
matoes. 2lsa5.
DRESSED PORK-A
LIVE sToCK-sheep. per ID. salO: calves, Is:
medium, ~ common. -; lambs. IJals: spring
lambs. s3a25.
HAY AND GRAIN-No. I Timothy, 3ss4o a
ton, No. 2 timothy. Sass a ton; mixed hay,
HaS ton: mixed oats, 7sa7s; white oats,
soasl; corn. L72al7i; wheat, 23oa2so.
SEEDS-Clover. Alsike. Is; Sailing and Red.
30; Alfalfa. H5o; timothy. SIS per bu.
REQ top grass. l6al7c per pound: blue grass, 3A
aS.l5 per bushel; orchard uasa 375aI 90 Der
bashel
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
BULLS CAPTURE
STOCK MARKET
New Liberty Loan Has In
fluence in Boosting
All Issues.
by BRoADAN WALL.

New York. April 2z.-Professionai
traders in Wall street discovered
today that IL would be just as easy
10 check a stampede Of buffsIoes
as stop the onward Vush Of the bull
market now in progress. The bears
got SO terribly whipped today that
they went home in a state Of be-
wilderment. In the morning they
were perfectly sure Italy would up-
set all the peace arrangements in
Europe and that the steel COM
psnies were never going TO make
any money again.
Nobody would ever use fuel of
again and the Victory Loan was ro-
ing to absorb all OF the money. Some
threw stocks overheard in the nrst
hour in such volume that they
caused a reaction which was almost
respectable. Some highly specuIs-
tive issues declined as much as two
and three points.
Loan IRfIuenees Market.
Just what excited the market IN
the last hour. IL would be hard 10
say There was a report that the
steel men had reached an agree
fnent on prices. Announcement was
made also that the blacklist had
oeen suspended. thus permitting
business to be done Swith anybody.
arywhereJ Several new oil wells
were reported. This big fact behind
the market was of course that the
United States Government is put-
ting out loan at a fair rate OF in
terest. A secondary fact Is that the
loan viii be oversubscribed and a,
premium at the end of the cam
paign.
Sentiment rules the market Ju.t
now with a stronger hand than act
ual values. The values are there
too. Nearly everything is selling for
less than IL is worth. The only
danger is that prices may b.
marked up too fast for the mechan-
ical assimilation Of the boom,
To understand this market one rnus'
look back six months SiY months
ago. the world was engaged in the
greatest war in history: now Il Seems
ID be entering the greatest period OF
peace.
Then speculation was restricted and
money was denied to all but the very
rich. now money is free and specula-
tion Is without limit. Then America
was exchanging bullets for stocks
held by Europe: now this country Is
exchanging wheat for the few stocks
held by the Germans.
Then the government was an un-
linlited borrower. Now the govern
ment says IL will want nothing more
than the paltry four and one-half biz
llon OF the Victory Loan.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.


Baltimore. Nd. April 2-Prices on the Bal.
timoTe produce market range As follows:
BUTTER - Cpamery, Western separator, ex.
trss. 6Sss7c per ID; hrsts 64assc; Western print,
alb extras Sfs6sc; hrsts. s5assc; Western prints.
lib extras. 6assc; frsts 65a66c; nearby cream.
cry extras. s3as4c; frsts. 62as3c; dairy prints,
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia extras,
t3a44c; firsts. i2ai3c: store-packed frsts. &c;
rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania extras. i2a43c:
do. West Virginia, extras. 42a4Sc; do Ohio r1-
trss. isai3c
EGGS-westefn Maryland, PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby frsts. dor. i3c; Eastern Shore Of Mary
land and Virginia. firsts. sc; Western (OhioJ
frsts. &c; West Virginia, frsts. sc; Southern
(NortL Carolina. irsts, &c; ducks eggs, nearby.
SO per dozen.
FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Apples. New
York. No. /. acoalo5o per bhl.; Pnnsyivania,
fancy Yorks. No. |. s.ooalo.oo; Maryland and
Virginia. various varieties, No. !, yall per bbl !;
Ben Davis. 7.5oas. 50 Per bbl. asparagus, South
Carolina. i5oae.oo per dozen beets, new 6ssc DER
bunch; beans. Florida. 2ooa30o bas; broccoli,
homegrown. 25as0c per box; celery, Florida. 10
inch crates. 6.0oa7.0o per crate; cabbaSe. new
Florids, 275a5. 3 per basket; 550as5o per crate;
do Charleston, a75s65 per crate; cucum-
hers. Florida. 5ooseoo per bas; egrplsnts,
Florida. 5.oos5.5o per crate; grapefruit. Florida,
5oa6.0 per box; kale. homegrown, 2os3oc Der
box: lettuce. North Carolina. Lsos3oo Der has
ket; California, 25ca4oo per crate; onions.
New York. No. l, 3ooaSoo per 100 lbs do, West
I'm. 5.5oa6eo per 100 lbs; oranges, FIorida,
5 ea6.56 per boa: California. 4ooa6oo Der box;
peas. South Caplina. 3.5oa4.0 per basket ;
pepprs. Florida, T.ooas@ per crate; radishes,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Stock Reaction Noted.

New York. April 22.-While there
was a good deal of reactiOnary SEN
timent among some of the largest
local operators Yesterday. the eX-
tersive profit taking movement was
apparent in many stocks during the
day. The opinion was stip held in
the best Informed quarters that
the upward tendency Of the gen
eral industrial list is likely to con-
tinuc.
with Italy in the final peace terms
will be satisfactorily adjusted. Pro-
fessional traders who put out fresh
lines of short during the last hour
on this disagreement created fresh
portions
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Arril Receipts I.ms
barrels, including SOS barrels for export prices
unchanged
WHEAT-SHles zoo bushels. No !; REQ winter
gsrlicky. 24S per hlshel
COB CORN-White. 7.sSS7.S s.: yellow. 500 r~r
har1el for carload; track yellow. No ; for
domestic delivery. L7Oal7l. sales. small bag
lots. white. delivered. l66isIL67
OATS-RSnge Of pnces: standard white, -
No. 7 white. &c
RIE-Rsnge E pTloes; bag lots ot nearby
rNe. as to quality l-5O4l 30 Ter bushel.
FAl-No. l timothy. 4o.Jo: standard Timothy.
tcoo: No. timothy. 39 5oasoOo; No do,
Is Oa5s 50; No. light clover. mixed 3s ooas9 20
NJ. : do. 365OaJs 50: No. I clover mixed, ss ya
so; No. : do. 3s.oos.sso; No. ! clover. - 5os
8 30: No. do. - iOosSs.Oo: No. ; do. 3OOo.s2co
STRAW-Reoeipts none Quote. per ton
No ! straight rye. lOaIso0: No , do, Is Oos
Il %: No. ! tangled Ne "A ooalsS0: No . Do.
l'ooalS.5o: No wheat. l25Cal2 o. Np do.
ll-5slc@. No. l oat. l3.SoaHoo. No do.
i-JalJON
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Financial Notes.
Allies Blacklist Lifted.

Thousands of concerns throughout
the world will be permitted TO enjoy
prewar trade which was restricted by
the allied blacklist" now lifted. ac-
cording TO a report from Paris yester-
day
Blacklisted firms included those be-
lieyed TO be trading directly or indi-
rectly TO the benefit OF the central
powers.
Great Britain startled the CONNER
cisl world I'm 1915 with an announce
ment Of firms in the United States and
elsewhere that would be placed on her
blacklist" The action was made the
subject OF long diplomatic negotia-
tions between the United States and
Great Britain.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Norfolk. lBa2oO Ter basket; rhubarb. home
grown. 2aJc per bunch SPINACH, homegrown. 5os
sc per box: Strawberries. Florida i0a5oc per
quart. tomatoes. Florida. fancy. 35oa5.0o per
crate; choice. 25osi.oo per crate; turnips, 3oasoc
per bushel
PoTAToES-White. New York. per 80 lbs.
35oa3.75; do. Western. per $50 lbs, SEAS % ;
do. Pennsylvania, per 100 lbs, 23a25O:
do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland and virginia
McComicks. per 100 lbs. l.75a2oo: do. West
en Shore Of Maryland. McComick., Der 100
lbs. l.75a2oo; sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore OF
Maryland. fancy. bbl, sooas.oo; do. ordinary.
100; dos Eastern Shore Of Virginia, bbl,
55oaSoo; do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland. r.
bushel basket. No. l. 275s325: York River ysms
7.ooa7.s per bbl.: North Carolina yams, No. i,
7.oOa7.5 80 rer Dbl; new potatoes. Florida, No. l.,
n.0oall.0 per Dbl; No. 2. lo.00alo 80 per bbl.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Stocks and Liberty Loan.

New York. April There H. =
strong disposition in influential Stock
Exchange quarters to weigh carefully
the point as TO whether the Liberty
Loan series has been fully reflected by
the rise in the stock market. In some
quarters it is held that the complete
discounting has nof arrived because
the rails have not Participated. II is
stated that the lifting OF the food
embargo will benefit such companies
as American Cottonseed OIL. American
Linseed and California Packing. and
recommendations are being made in
responsible channels 10 buy those is
sues on recessions.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
MONEY MARKET.

New York AIril 22.-Mouey on call on the
stock exchange opened at 5is per cent; high.
~ per c-nt: low. TER cent c,os.nc. ; per cent
Most Of the days loans were made al "a per
sent Loars made Ca all industrial collateral
y ere 5i=a6 per cent
Time money market is dull with a limited
amount Of money offered at per cent. Sev
oansare being made at 5z on good mixed col
aterial for the sixty and ninety-dsy period
Mercantile Paper market is quiet: choice
names selling at "a fer all periods. the demand
,ening mostly from out of town Institutions.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April 2@.-BUTTER-Steady re
ceipts i. I?s tubs; creamery. higher than extras
65a65isc: creamery extras C92 score. 6Il4c; frsts
63a6ic: packing stock. current make. No. ,, 45c
EGGS - Finn . receipts. 36.iaO cases; fresh
gathered extras 461zaffc: fresh gathered, trsts.
Northern section. 43iaa45c; do, Southern sec
ton S2aiic; State, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennery whites fine to fancy. sla5sc
do. orlnary TO prime, .6s5oc; do. browns. 4sc
do. gathered browns an.+ mixed colors. 4iai.c.
CHEESE-Fm: receipts. 4,loS boxes; State
current make. specials. S2aS5c; do. average run.
SIlsa52isc.
LIVE POULTRI-WeSk; fowls. &c; old roost'
ers 251y dressed steady and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

were predicted. me easiy weather map made .
generally favorable sbo~fns-
Demand from sol frms and reactionists raii-
ed the market duxrteT q cent IN the last
hour. Pressure Of long liquidation fef od de-
cidedly. Gosing prices were steady at nrt
decline Of 7s25 points on new and 10 points
higher "a z po1nts lower ou old coutfacts.
Recsip,s were Ie 81 bales.
Exports were 50D bsles
spot Al New Orleans vas steady with middling
cent lover at 2. 5oc; the ssles were So bales
Spst here quiet at q decline " 10 points al
ESQ: there were no sales
Heceipss at sOme Of the leading ports were:
Galveston. s..zs; Mohdle. I.s2i Savannah, AZ:
Wilmington, 20; Boston e: Augusta. l.gs: St.
Louis Les; Hous,nn, s.S2
Range Of cotton p.ices
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

IN I'm i-osi-'' res crate; fancy selected. care
doz duck eggs. e6s6s per doz. as to quality.
LIVE POULTRY-Povls via e,pres. 7-,2sc
broihng chickens, sDft-mcated. lIsaa Mound,
apiece 5a56c; spring chickens. soft-meated
large sizes. 2ssoc; Stacy young ruosters. SOa
Sic; old ROSTERS. 26a27c: ducks. Pekin .aa45c.
do Indian Runner. 4oa4lc: geese. 3c; pigeons
oio per pair' 5oa6'c; do. Young per pair. sa5Oc.
foTAIOES = White. Jersey. per S-bu bas
No. l. 65as5c: No ?, sOasoc: do. Maine ~,
ioo lbs. 25a26o; do. Pennsylvania, No. i. per
100 lbs, 2oa25o: do. New York. per 100 lhs.
22a21; do. Delaware and Maryland. Hoosier,
per 100 lbs. 2ooa2-25: sweet potatoes. Jersey
Per bas. No. !, 225a275; No. 2 L75a2oo; do,
Eastern Shore. per bbl No. !. 5ooas5O: do,
Delaware and Mainland. bushel hamper. No i
300a3S; No. 2 aO0z2 q
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

New York. Ar-iI 2.-Todsy's closing rates q;
exchange some Of the PRINCIPAL foreign mar
kets were as follows.
Sterling demand ass: sterling cables. 4ss:
France checks. 6Qa; cables. 5Ra: Belgium
cheeks. $50: Begium cables. SO; Holland
checks. 4oS; Holland cables. CO..: Italy checks.
rs: Italy cables. 7.i2; swiSS checks az; Swiss
cables. tSHs; Stockholm kroner checks $50;
cables ESQ
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
COTTON MARKETS.

New York April Gables from raris in
dicating that the council Of four had been un-
able to agree on tae Adriatic question led TO a
good deal OF pressure against the cotton market
today, but toward the cl6se the purchasing pow
er improved aud the list rallied easily. The
SPOT situation declared to be stronger, ana
official reports showed further large sales Of the
actual article at southern points for the day.
Fine goods in the cloth markets were active and
strong, and print cloths and shectinss also ruled
frnar. Further advances in, blesched Cotton
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

sections Of the Southwest report corn planting
started.
The oats market was irregular and unsettled
but had reactionsry power at the close Strength
in corn helped oats and there we're reports Of
late seeding. The market closed unchanged to
haA.c higher. Deferred months showed greatest
strength Of the day. Cash oats was "a to cent
lower.
The volume Of trade in hog products was not
large with selling Of line OF rbs by one big
private wire concern the feature Of the day. Busi-
ness in meat and lard was reported slow.
Grain and provision futures today were:
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, April 2 - Prices on the local
produce market range as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. creamery, extra s51kc
higher scoring goods. sslfasslac; the latter for
1obbing sales; extra frsts. &c; firsts 62a65c
secpnds. 6osslc;;' fair to good. s2a6sc: ladle.
packed. as to quality, Ealsc: packing stock.
i2ai3c; fancy brands of nearby prints jobbing
At 7a.74c; fair to good. slaeec
EGGS-Nearby fysts. BID per crate; nearby
current receipts, 1880; Western, extra arsfs.
la9 per crate; do. hr.ts. 1890 per crate; South
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
CURB STOCKS.

New York. April z - Irrtgularity marked
trading On the curb today The mixer price
char ges were attributed to profit taking.
OIL stocks were under pressure after the
orening and most Of the large declines scored
In the curb list wero recorded in these shares,
Standard oil stocks, however. continued the
upward movement, and checked the selling move
ment IN the balance Of the oil list.
Metal stocks were fairly active with the
lower rxiced stocks attracting plcst attention.
Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs q Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Sl40,723.S50 u. S Sale,

Sales OF surplus war materials up
TO April II totalled $40. -. so. the War
department announced yesterday. This
includes SsS.G0.OCO. railway rolling
stock: 10000. textiles; 500, ,co0.
horses and mules
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Italians Influence Market.

- The report that the Italian dele
gates refused to attend the last ses-
sion of the Peace Conference may
have tendency 10 halt the market
for while and provoke a reaction.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

New York AIUl - - LibsT1y bonds were
quoted here today as follows: 3'=s $50. IN
changed; Tirst s. e5.7e. up .c5: Secpud :, as 30
OF .Os: FSrSt as $50. up Os: Seound as
Sc "a. OF TO- Third Izs 20 10. of .s; Fourth
as q3 L of Is
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Washington StoeA Exchange.
SALES.

et SALES.
Amexican Graphophone list &C.. $50 q. Sh.
Capital Traction, ) at S.
Washington Railway Tfd-. 10 at GO. al 90.
4 at co.
Columbia Graphophons p<d.. 10 at sii4. 10 at
Wa, 10 at 9iik. 10 at sih. 10 at sils.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. kUrl Bank closrinEs here to
dsy WeIe S6s &c lsi
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Total sales l+sa 900 shares aEainst Monday wool
go eD year ago. and 12sSo January 10
date eieeD against Ssl25l es two wear. v
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Henry L. Doherty & Co.,

Fiscal agents for Cities Service Co,
81 Wall street. New York City.
Dated April q, 1913.