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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
Great Neville Island
Project Abandoned by
The i, s, Government

WASHINGTON. March 1l.-Ahandon-
r,,nt Of the. Nrvili. island ordinance
.,Iant. planned as the largest munitions
factory in the world. was ann"uncHd to-
aav by the war department.. ''"nSir"r-
,ion will hc stopped a. once. tn" build
,ncs already completed VIII b'- dis
mantled and tn. tools and machinery
manufactured or nearing ""mrl"tl"t VIII
I,c transferred To other government ar
.enals or sold Tho island itself. in tn"
phio river. near Pittsburgh. Will he
;urred back to I'll" original owners.
Cancellation Of the project - absolute"
;;rnbrts that tn: island would hH TO-
tainsd as the principal orln1n"" St"raG'
,,.not for tn" eastern par; "f The tnttcG
states were specifically ""rl"d. f"r u
fcw months It will b" utilized Tor St"r'
arc. PURPOSES to reli:.v" congestion n
r,hcr drpotS. but when TINS n'"d mas
n,ss.d the property will be- cleared and
,u-,,d hack to it's former owners.
Resigned primaril: ~ supply The
,ccds Of the army for the heaviest trt!l'
,erv the Nev.ll" island project was
m,sh.d from the day ;he site VAS def
.,it.Iv sclectct!--May H. l9iH--"1til ths
fsninS oe Tn" arm!St!c' removed tht
ur.-cn, necessity. for It's operation. The
original plans called for IN" or"du"H"r
If - 1+-inch rifles md 4H.nhh ii-in"t
md 16-Inch shells pr month. l"roKint
"a thr future, huwcv"r th" army export:
,,ad designed III" machinery 50 that !
..o,,ld he adapted t. III" productl"n 80
:X-inch guns.
,n,struct:un and nperatioy nt tho No
..iilc island proj"ct was uadHr'ak"n ~
rh. United States Steel ""rr"rat'"'i. n
.be ,xnens. o. III" government ard with
or. orotlt." under An agreement "2;"r"'
;n,o a, the urgent r.Ti"st ~ N" war de
-,ren. Tho estimate called t"r At
,xncnd;tur. Of NOR" than Sl"H. 600. Hnn
,hn c,iTr. nlant h"ir:, designed :" cos"
60 acres and 20 employ 1000" nl"'
v.b., in full "p.$:.t;nu. II w;.s - sur
,,ss in size anh ca;:u'i:y both ~
Erupp work ~ Germany :,;'d n" Cruces"
factories in France.
Tho r:,pid:ty with which york "' "a
n;antS was rushed was ~ .d"nc"! hy IN
.,,tc,hcp, that is:, ii-inch cannon pro
d,ccd ther, would ha"" h""u "n m
n,,;,e front hy May. lHG". Th"r" w
mn information, however. rs ~ tn
.u,r,,r, of money already expended al
pho nro,cct or thu. uIti'uat" loss III" gov
frrrnnnt rnISt stand.
With tn. rnd Of hns,ilti"* 'h'' n""'
for the src:t, plant was Removed. n
war department holding that IN" pea"
Zinc needs Of ,hc military "siahltshr"n
sor ordnance could be- met hy the manu
featuring arscnats now IN operation an
NV contracts with private factories
whose facilities have been greatly en-
..sssd Us = result Of war orders.
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ANOTHER OUTBREAK.

This resolution. as introduced in tho
senate tn hs printed in III" Journal. was
signed by Arrnando Folio. John i. Hi'-
ling and Nicholas F'lonr"k. officers OF
Local Union No. "?99. L. VI. w. Of A.
Of Wendell. W. Va.
still further threats against stat" "t-
ticials t. b. carried out in the event tho
nolir" patrol bill Is enacted. ar" CON
tairad in the following resolution dated
March : ard signed by committees r"i'-
rcsrctinc four local unions. received
hrrr by ;hc governor and members OF
tn" legislature.
Resolved. That We, tho working class
havr recognized the weapon which tho
i1cC;slaturc OF West Virginia Is putting
! INFO tho hands Of tho capitaliStic class,
, IN tho form nf tho proposed statc police
natrol bill. and that it is = rncnac" to
our peace and happiness. and that no
rood citizen will takc such job. and
thu, nuthlSC but q murderer and Bald
win runman will hn taken az patrnI
member. and when you give on" or these
kind ~ tncn e little power ana a. gun
to IS no moro than a beast.
"Rcsolvcd. That W" tax" Ahra nam
I.iurnlnS principle. thHr" shall lie No
x'ay.. in Amrrica'--and ;h"n aE;tln-- thc
! ,,,.nic arc in III" saddlc'--and then aEt''
; --wr ar" going tn resist ~" passage 80
This bill with every ounc" oi Priu',"i'
,ha, our hearts and minds can lr"SS'p'
hriuc 20 hear. and then. II you "hir'ES VI
III. state and members Of the IVY" mousse
.,ll insiet on passing tha; fruSslar
hirI n,v God forgive you and have
Iaorcy on your souls
"R"So!v"d. That il you senators ane
! CONSERVATIVES do pass the cnnstahuiaT!
bin W. shall land you :" high and drS
and barren that il will seem as II Eol
Rad hr"n separated from human k1n'
forever. by voting sentiment when W
ali f.,, and will still feel in 1917.
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CHARLESTON. " Va. March IL
Threat against III" sor"rn"F ami ''E'S-
iaturc OF West EirGtnia that ,h'E would
nnt hesitate for rnc.,cr, tn take up
arms and resist enforcement; "f the rod
flag bill passed AZ the regular session.
and thu state patrol or conStaouiarF
Aill. if passed at the extra session which
convened here today. is contained IN
resolution adopted by numerous miners
.lnions OF districts l.. and %. and intro
tuced and r->a4i into tn" senat" Journal
Ih,S afternoon
The resolution which was adopted
cirSt By local union No. "9oi. |. VI. w.
Eamage. w. Va then printed and sent ["
varirus other unions hy which it vas
adopted and sent t. tho governor anf %
The presiding ":fic"-s "f the house anu
senate. - as follows:
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TIE RESOLUTIONS.

whereas wc tu,!:rv.> th"r> - n Hn0-
Spir,,ry hrt~".n ia. incorpoca,"G t7t"T-
ests and the political interests o; Vest
Virginia To defeat ~ legislation the
AIMS and asp, ,ratiuaS -: labor and reduce
urSa nZcd labor u :"n-"T&anIzcI ana
conipctitive basis. aHd
whereas. class legislation. class dis
,irction. class haired ard class 3u'" ~
30 manifest in :h> bills c"H''noniE
Inown as tho rcd flag h:l! and th'
Stabulary hill. that "rS;rz"d iap"r
,arnot cail tu s.-s that IL HI event these
bills hscnrn. Il" law "f th:sS common
wealth they Will lad I" ciSc"n'caS'
strikes riots ard rebellion. and.
Whereas tho miners and lahorng
nropIn Of Yves: N;r:ir:;'t. being :, Law
abiding and peace loving UNI; OF S""l-
ctv must. = possih,N by peaceful means
nrrvent said bills from h"ing "Hact"o
,nto law th.raf6rt. - i resolved:
"Fi-st thar W.. call ~" attention al
All tho Locals in district No. II ana
district % I. ". w. or y. to this ua-
\mcricar class legislation r"su?rectca
from the feudtl days Vt the dun past
and ask them 10 Join us in r!EA'H"us
and peaceful, protest 70 prevent tn's'
hills iron, being enacted into law ana
,n,s r,rcyc,t our American institutions
b,.,r RuSsianiz"d by Il PruS$iau Ia"
and by peaceful means rTrE'h- E'o'S
.Iisrontent. disorder and cr5"ilttn.
Second. that N tA.' event 'aA' ""'
.i-hteouS protcstaticns ard cur d"s'F'
for peace. order and harmony ;tS ci'i%c'S
r,f West Virginia is Ignored h%' !h'' IA"
making powers "t West NirE'n't 'H'
:hat these bills ar'. "aa'i"C iatn law '''''
ire upheld hy tn" courts OF th'S S'at,,
-. ,.o ,erL>,y- servo MOTTO. on the rIll
mr. rrass Of this state that whereas III
,,or bv ,hc nigh, Of its arm. stands
70 and that our only means % war
iare. either offensive or dcfcusiv". is tn
strike.
..Eut as n final arhitsr Of Tho richt:
# public assembly, IRE" speech ana
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GOMPERS PRESIDES AT
LABOR PEACE MEETING

PARIS. March II. The I'ra"" confer
cnrc commission ,Df international labor
lcgisla,iun today heard statements by
varinuS G"l"cHt:unS on ih" result ur ron
Sulialinns with their governments AMI
with employers anh "rEh1izaii"nS "t
working people IN their respective conn
tries The commission then took up
the Anal reading ur tho draft Of tho in
trrnutiunn labor convention submitted
hv the British delegation. Samuel Com
pcrs. the chairman of the commission.
nrcsidcd at the meeting.
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TREATY.
To De SIGNED .
END Of MONTH.
NO DISCUSSION OF
TERMS BY GERMANS
Enemy VIII Be Told to Sign
the Treaty as Formu-
lated by Victors.

LONDON. March 1l.-Premicr Lloyd
George and Foreign Secretary Balfour
have sent word tn their colleague here
that the rcacn cnnfnrcnc" has nearly
completed iis work. the Evening News
SAYS. Th.. draft Of tho peace treaty
has boon finished and will be signed be-
fore tho end II March.
Whcn the Germans arc summoned ia
Paris. ,hc News adds. the treaty will
hn read tn them and they will be in
.vttcd T. siun H. There will he no dis
russiou with = view to. alterations or
, the document. II necessary. questions.
involving thc adiustm"ut of details Will
be referred To n special commission.
! rARIS. March 1.-the decisions or
til. various boundary commission a.,
, th., r"ac" conference arc being framed
IN arrorc!.n"r with the instructions OF
the suprcn," council f"T speedy action
by ih" conference. and II is eNpcctcn
,hu, all tho reports will h" completed
ly The end of no week. The commits
sions hayr hr"n told that when they
could not ngrcc they should submit the
-rrar,s of various viewpoints. leaving it
tn rl,,. ,.n,,ncii - make n decision.
: Tho American members If the COM
missions. II is rcr"rt"!. have bcen c9idly
u,.lr"l:,1 AMI without f"voritism. thereby
tn,i,r-inc criticisms frnm partisan claim
ans almost daily
. Tn" n1ii".al srricm"nf issued after the
meeting &C th" supreme Council today
reads:
.''rh.. supreme" council considered COM
7 niiin;ca;ic'lS from tn" armisiicc commits
son regarding III" SituH'l"n in Poland.
\, ,!,.. r.q,irst .: lii" C:"cho-Slovak re-
German Austrian ana
JJ,rrnrian ,utriyucS against the new
state the council ~TnSii"rcd. the reports
and dc,.lh"d to investigate them AS soon
as documentary evidence is received.
"Thc council thLn discussed the condi-
tioas Under which thH powers with spe-
cial interests in the states in process
! of formatit,n should participate in the
discussions with til" great powers re-
srccl:rg their frontiers.
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Bills Introduced.

CGIAELE.:foN. Mar,h !i.--Tw" hills
were Introduced IL ;h'' h'"~" 10y D"i"-
gale W. = .Iohn "f N"n"T''ai1it county
anal ,,r" in th,. SQUAT. by = major Wal
lace Il. Gr.hbir. ,'"" "i IA" John bills
provides; for u pr:Iii";:c taN.'"n oil ana
cRS Ia ra;SG r"Nrnu" Ia Pay AZ I"iH' Il
part Of thu N.."A.m:t '!"h' judgment. ne
u;hcr would c.t"I.d III, "X!Si'nc" OF tn"
state ccuuri! ~ .!"f'Hsr a. "An"ricani-
zaiion rrcrr"t~Urll"n "ni Development
councils "r Vest .lrr;n:a.
The ';rt!ihi. l'!.l r:'rI'r>"& AN amend
n,.ut Ia the r"nc:"l l'vl.N cod" law {"
provide for a legal county hr'de" levy.
Tho hill passed AT ia" regular session
on lh.S subject having l"'"h vetoed ny
Goyernrr Irrrwcl
Nnl;hcr thu Virginia d:ht nor tn" stat:
rnlicc special comm.i:"" w't.i r'ahE :"
rrrurt t. tn" LEGISLATURE" today. but prom
is.qI Ia report within n day or two.
The hous" Adjourned until IL o'clock
.Tlr,rSdav mrrnIlic. am! tn" S'nat% i" :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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JOHN PUTS IN
O|L-GAS BILL
IN THE HOUSE
PRIVILEGE TAX OF
CENT PER 1000 FEET
Measure Also Provides for the
Taxation of Oil Produc-
ton Of the State.
By THOMAS d. MAYS.
to TIL. lni"illErnc"r.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. March H.
Proposed Legislation laying private tax
ON the transportation of oil and gas. one
Of the probable sources Of revenue be-
lcv-d In bc destined tn pay thG
freight" on tn" Virginia d.bt. which Will
in all probability br ihr"shrd out to
finish Ht thr Sp"cia! session OF the W &st
Virginia legislature, was -uc Ul tn" irSt
bills introduced ~ thH ~nitial meeting
OF the extraordinary session today.
TIL" measure. introduced by Delegate
W. S. John Uf Monun6alia county. Is Flr-
,ualIy the same bill introduced at the
regular session. and which tailed at
passage The bill proposes a privilege
| tax Of onc-tcnlh Of l cent on each thou
sand cubic feet uf gas for each 20
miles transported by pipe line and IL tax
on each barrel Of oil for each 70 miles.
The Ohio county delegation is lined
lup sulidly for e special tax on oil ana
gas. other than expressing themselves
us favuriny, the IAN Of oil and gas. mem
hrrs Of lht: delegation have not com
Emittrd themselves as tt what form or
EtaM they favor.
| speaking with reference to laying Il
| tax on oil and gaS I" raise revenue LOT
payment of lhr Virginia debt. Delegate
! H. Campbell Richards declared that the
, Virginia debt was l. Eiatt"r that had 10
3 he adjusted ny 4 stated utnc. L aih IN
: favor Of taxing oil and EIS. nc SAD
! If not for the PURPOSE "f applying thiS
revenue tr tho Virginia debt. th"n Tor
thu prup"sc uf providing hddi!ohaI
| funds for general purposes. Gas, he
! declared. lis the sam" aS any other conf
modify and should be taxed.
Both oil and ras. h. said. ar" d!sap-
nearing commodities. and II u taN IS pro-
posed. now is The tine In lakc action
ins soon there Will not be sufficient oil
and gas in the state upon which To levy
Ia tax.
| Oihcr members Of the Legislature are
OF virtually III" same uplnirn, ana IL Is
believed that unless there Is more
dc.rahlT hlll fcr;hcC ming. the john ON
will have sufficient support TO put II
through both houses.
1t WAS Announced today hy Senator
lIough. chairman II In" senate Stit'' f"'
lie: l!il committee. That in!r"duct!"f
Of the measure mt" IN" icSlSlatur" -
being deferred until after ;hc pubic
hearing $ch~dul"d trr lun"rr"W it%h'
! The session is expected I" h." a mos
in!rrcSiIn:, "nr. az II = ur'.'rSi""d '"'''
L larc. nUflh"r -! 2r' S"'iai'E'S 81
unions and labor uri:Hni%aii"nS ihr"uHh
'"ut IN" state VIII APPEAR b";"f" '''
committee 10 protest against rs pass
aE".
Quito Il number ~" expected ii"F'
from Wheeling Tin" ;.,.ha"" guar! oi
Tic Labor interests haNiuc been on th'
! .rrrI;ul .tr some days.
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TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 1l--Forecast !:
ohto and Western PennSy1vanta--Fair
Wednesday and probably Thursday, ris-
Ing temperature.
West virg1nia-Fair Wednesday and
ThurHdny, rising temperature.
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Eh:RII\. March 1'.t';'r'rhn tr""i,:
bov" rrrar:ur"d -" towns ,.f f.aid'H
ard Sr!ir;ndr,. NOR h.ns' &c Lilac.
;'aurlana. according - r'r"r'" received
hero today Th" E"lsh"v'i.i w"r" hr.v' n
back with h"av" EaSs"S-
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, Cartoons, bringing Up Father and "Joe,s Gar

Fair wednesday and Thursday Rising
Temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
MARKET STOCKS AGAIN
ASCEND TO HIGH LEVELS
raiders Expecting Further Decline
In Prices Receive Quite
u Shock.
OILS ARE STRONG FEATURE
stcels Under Leadership of Lack
a"anna Advance, While NGSr York
and Other Traction Shark Move
Upward During Day.
OILS ARE STRONG FEATURE
by nItuAnAN MALI

NEW YORK. May 22.--Thosc traders
who went 10 Wall street today expect
ing continuation Of the decline IN
INC market that was begun Yesterday
AFTERNOON received "a shock. The open
ing was ono TO two points higher. and
come issues improved even that level
LIS were IN" strong feature under
lcaIcrsh!p or Sinclair. Stecls advanced
uhdef leadership Of Lackawanna. but
United states steel was The real back
oonc OF that market. The shelter
s,n',cs responded TO another advance
only In New York. bu, in other cites
were strong under inliuenc. o, tho
irtsi'ents recommendation tina. an in
I'LL andd DC made TO see wha, relief vas
loin"d ne advance. IA the after, con
rroi"Ssional selling cut down prices
out the close was strong
Cotton Proves strong.
.otton gave another exhibition Of
,rehstn, the October option rising
moro IMAM 80 1t bale. In trade clrclns
me opinion Is strong that there VIII
world shortage OF cotton for at leas;
two years SO
,hc stock market JUS: now is the
mort interest In United States steel
Investigation d!scioscs tho fact thai
roinin!Ssion houses that usually
ionS 10000 TO 10000 shares are
let short 81 the stock some uro-
Iessionals estimate the short in.eres,
hpoEc 10000 shares. Any pool with
nftNe and an abundance or capital
.3ula, By buying 10000 shares Of steel
'I5ckiy start bear panic In the stock
nuSins OF The traction stocks con
MUGS for the account Of rather inn
r7rtant banking Interests ''''-
SOCK or the new Sholan OIL com
many vas var!ously quoted orjciaIiy
from Sic 10 $50 Il share I, WAS
ssNIo me underwriters got IL a, $40.
20 onlclal statemen, is nnde as 10
ne ident OF other members Of the
Ton than Sinclair. The new
mpany VIII be one o. the largest
General Motor. Lend.
General Motors led the automobile
s'gGhs with Chandler close second
se.Nred from tho Mexican Petroleum,
onpany and the Pan-imcrlcan sew
Graf DAYS ago, the Royal Dutch ,nJs,
"ehict ma, {: was in any WAY con-
'erncd IN buying control OF tn. .laxf-
.aH ictroiev'n properties or s,tOck -,
ny OF nc companies controlling those
vance ~ expectation Of soinc i:s,r i b.,
Ion Of the cummings % tho. !,ni;sd
'tatcs Cartridge Company Snthi,,,
oiHGlal was admitted IN THIS regard
.sNnghousc returned 20 favor in
Liquidation or the express co.npaoIca
their stocks %
shares OF United STATES Rubber rEc
IDENTITY or the PURCHASERS has not
been disclosed. but the Duponts are
suspected The group has taken worL,
'aE contro! o! the motor Industry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

MIddlinr. Si.55: stock. iC t22 bales
Minor por;s--Stock. 1928; ba les.
Total today at all ports Receipts is ao6
bales: stock. 2s2.aS1 bales.
Total for week. ~ all Dorts-Receipts s., 36s
bales: exports. 1885 bales
Total for season Receipts. s.eco.oIt Ia les :
exports. 4.27l.ilc bales.
NEW ORLEANS. MAY ee-An c1tro,ne civ
strong market developed in cotton today
tho market buic!nE nearly 81 bale on tho
most active months owing to combination
of buliish influences. chief AMONG which
ton mills in the country had sold gu, their
output up to October and had withdrawn
goods At the highest levels prices were III
TO lSi points over the close 90 YESTERDAY
session OF S. to no points. The ouening was
good I.vcrpooi cables and the cold weather
D Dose sS to % noints. but after the Initial
bulge heavy offerings came from tradfrs
Who sough; to force. reaction. The market
hcsitated and lost from IS to 80 points but
soon met fresh buying In volume for which
ierIor were responsible. a little later the
tain mills. were, circulated and they put
stood at $oIa, AL Al months went 70 new
noon hour. but steady tone persisted cs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

tsam' mtrHct fstriy active. mostly % cer,s
~ - c"n'e owe than y"zterGay's average:
u "a - ~ -'''' ou.k. 3Sg O 2o7j: pigs. i 30
cAii!"; Rece!pts. 1900 head. opening .Iow
49, s"'iay a Yesterday low time: bulls
,,ecf - '"s AieadE 20 - cents higher
-! ,tte!N, medium weight sholcr Iy u,
sS;Si aa455eher cattle heiters Tiii5 cows.
I" .s.Ehl. - 90 n -. p. e'OCAo-
Shesp: Receipts. 400 head: fnarLs: s;oS:
NIIlhE ann. steady strictly good Cai!.o-nis
tI.t3t' 10. lambs. So mounds down. - &
~ .'SS,, tuiLS. t':u y o.. springs 1854 u n:
tH5F ing wcihers u .IN - 70 ewes - rJl,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

cHI,AGO. MAJ = Hogs: Receipts. l.Ool
hiCitm0>p itOD, az s,hnntr
Wholesale Quotations.
tBy Nootspr C-si- Co. Inc. Richmond Y,
L. :. Food AGr~ in'stratinn T.ice--" 40 {; 80 ~
Richmond. Va. May 20 1917
count-w |a!ry ucr lb.... a. n "a
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COTTON MARK Frs

NE" YORK. Nav .n-Enthcr sensaUnrnl
movement in prices we're recorded or ! h.
Cotton Exchange today: and now high rec.
ords were established There was an unrIsu.
ally large demand coming from trade in
crcsts. There was some reports that mill
s..-rextension Of purchase. but huvine.
S;"r'helsss cGntinueh tcverishiv active nj
y!SSlE prices The wca; thor conditions over
the belt were more favorable than in some
Prices reacted 10 points carly In tho |, :,
hour under realizing and selling for re.
action. hut encountered active trade buying
on scale down The close was vcrY steady
at net advance Of i0 To i23 points
Spot ct New Orleans was steady ,vi.i,
middling n points h!sh"r al noin's higher
al J.Ss The sales We're 1906. Srot hara
was steady at advance of 80 points AZ
81 35. There were 10 sales.
nj fniurnS hn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
NEW YORK 1--WE sToCk M,nkrr

Ne" YORK MAY ti~evcz no trading.
., ia 49, yea u !.|t 1870: cU!!s. 10
9hs-: ana Ialnh' STEADY To- nrin: Southern
fitrs ianAus, ~. :air 10 good sheep 70 e
-. iiors steady so.., .icoT u 20: Dirs. .25a
:ailv a.te: tine ouotinr Of spo,s - pot-,s
nChHt which sent UlidiIui. 10 81 =. Tra
.-M- o. in- .-n-g va. A.rl. A.nn.l-
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CuIchno GH,IS M,NKEr

CHI. AG9 Man r. Authoritative opinions
lHht ~" 1919 corn rrGu j. now Two weeks
~. a FOOD deal ;oday 10 nHs"t brarish
factors ~ ~" corn mHr<ct Prices closed
ur.t tiled. cont net lower 10 ,. Crnt ad-
vance, wi-fi .fulI SifiG q 81 So. AnI Ssr,ciu-
hnr So y ll-,si. Oals lm!shnh nrchaurah
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SHORT TERT NOTES

Nm horeiEn sec. .. Aug J l.lr,....... a5-
..ni. Tobacco IS Nov. / 1919 .., l0i
M. onScc2 -. HcT J. !!yt. ............. lh:,
tnSio-F 'eHch -. trt. y. ib-h-......,..... a..
armour " 20 ~ June 10. Iss1.-..-........ INa;
,,srtnIrhcn S,-.l 's Jui" 10. iS-o.......... i1la
British SIS. Nov. J. 1921 80 Gs.i
9. Is; g JOINT s.. july ]. 1921. ..-.. aa-
Cudahy Packing Co. Is. July 10 1875 " 100,
nonininn OF Canada -. Aur MA "a:
Elec. Auto Lit. Co. g.. Aug. Is 1919 100
Hooking Val ny. col. tr S. Mar. i 1874 Is,
',dcop pod IrhcElhe 20 u Nov Il. 1924 iri
JACOB Do!d Packing co. ~. SOv..5 1923 iG9t
I:igTett & Myers -. Dec. |. 1921 ......... In0-
no,ine Low 20. IS S"pt !. 1921 ......... ~
M11niongah ,a5s Nalic% Traction Co Is
nroctcr Gamhie -. Mar. j. 1921 ........ 1927
Proctor Gamble a. Mar. i. l9.2 Ini
SonIineru hallwaE u. Mar. !. 49, H.t
Swift & Co. SIS. Aug. Is. 1921 ....... 1cS=
Wes;in Ehnnse Electric and Manufaciur.
inE SIS. Feb. l. 1870. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ln1,
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