Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-23
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 Trading in wheat was resumed in Liverpool Cotton Exchange will close on August 4. Copper for September delivery is re- ported selling at 24 cents War department announced plans being arranged to market surplus stock of phenol.
 First quarter of 1919 California pro- duced approximately 24, ,000, ,Un0 barrels of crude oil.
 Bandits robbed the Atlantic Refin- ing Oil Co. at Puerto Lobus. Mex, of about $10,000. tion of New ! ork increased it's capital to $500, ,OO0, 900. IndicaIons s, Washington point to an early increase of from 10 to l2 Der cent in freight rates.
 Restrictions upon importation of cotton and cotton manufactures into Greece were removed.
 Bar silver was quoted at 54 IA pence an ounce in London. New York quoted silver at s1.03 34.
 London papers believe Premier Lloyd George will reduce his cabinet to it's old number of twelve.
 Royal Dutch Petroleum Go. showed net profit for 1918 of S29,020, ,000, com pared with S17,S3S,00O in 1917.
 Newark City Commission voted $1oO,000 to buy foodstuffs and cloth
 
 Production of soft coal for week ended July 12 was 10,169,00o tons. Hard coal production was 1,S74,Uoo tons.
 price of wire products was advanced $5 a ton by the Midvale Steel & Or dnance Co.
 FIaxseed production of Minnesota, South and North Dakota and Montana show 5000, 900 to 1O,O00.O00 bushels as a probability.
 Railroad Administration signed short line contracts with the Wabash, Ches- ter & Western Railroad; WilliamerJe & Coast Railroad
 Japanese army budget includes SITS, 100000 to strengthen fortfficati tions and build new works. Also plans for more army divisions.
 Premier Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons that three Yorkshire mines were flooded owing to a strike of bumpers.
 Reports received in Berne state Americans were investing it coal re- gions of Silesia ,Ath a view of pur- chasing part of the fields.
 Resignation of Colonel Samuel T.. Ansell. former Acting Judge Advo- cepted by Secretary Baker.
 Frank Polk, Assistant Secretary of State, sailed for Brest, France, on the Imperator. He will head the Ameri- can peace delegation in France.
 
 the s a ton excess rate on fertilizer delivered west of the Apalachicola River in Florida was exorbitant
 General rains have fallen in Canad ian prairie provinces since Thursday. Crops will be revived except in south ern Alterta, wheife they were destroy ed.
 Knights of Columbus will aid yeo manettes, relief workers and women and girls who were released by the War and Navy departments to find jobs.
 BeIearia is willing to have it's prob Conference under the principles enun- ciated by Presidents-,Milson and~@Sae Allies.
 M. Francois Fournier, Independent Socialist. filed in the Chamber of Deputies, a dmand for the interpela- ton Of lne Government on it's general policy.
 Declaring there was a movement on foot to depose the Government the President of Honduras, after meet ing of couqc1 ministers, deiclared a state of war.
 British Mexican Petroleum Co. is l reported to have filed articles of in corporation in London on July Is. The new company will have a paid-up in- itial capital of s2.OO0, 900.
 Italian Foreign Minister urged term ination of Treaty of 1915, which gave preference to products imported from England and France over those i'm ported from United States.
 The Rev. Mercer Johnston, of 'Salti- more has been awarded the War Cross for conspicuous bravery displayed at Verdun. MT. Johnston was ou:spoken ly anti pacifist before the war.
 Canadian Council of Agriculture asked the Government to create sirni- lar body to the United States Grain l Corporation to manage distribution | and exportation of 1919 crop. One man severaly in ured and l scores of passengers were shaken up i when two cars of an eight-car south | bound Lexington Avenue expl ess in | the B. R. T. subway jumped the ] track.
 A resolution introduced by Repre- sentative Little, of Kansas, proposes that names of West Point graduates killed in the war be engraved on a | bronze tablet to be placed at the Academy.
 lsador Herz, a private banker and i steamship ticket agent, was indicted l on "a charge of conspiracy with a number of other illegally to procure which aliens cOn1d Va