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The sun., 1919-09-20
Woman Loses by Robbery.

Thinking that Mrs. Sicklass was clean
Ing house Miss Lyontinson left her pock-
etbook on the table, stepped into a bed
room and returned to find that papers,
jewelry and pocketbook had been cleared
from the table. Her screams attracted
the notice of neighbors, who relayed
them to the West 177th street station.
When Sylvester Simpson, manager of
the Annette Elfros Company, manufac-
turers of gowns and frocks on the fifth
floor of the loft building at West For
ty-fifth street, opened the establishment
yesterday morning he was philosophi-
cally resigned to the theft OF eighteen
gowns worth s 15e. feeling there might be
something in life after all to reconcile
him to the misfortune. But when he dis
covered that ten quarts of rye whiskey
had been spirited away from his private
office he felt the tragedy should be re-
ported to the police.
The police said yesterday that a
truckload of silk shirts. valued at
$35, 900 and stolen on September 4. sur
prised them by appearing yesterday in
the cellar of Max Deitchman at 2725
Third avenue. The Bronx. and sur
prised Deitchman by leading to his ar
rest. The silks were on a truck. ac-
cordlng to the police. which was hired
by Weinreb Bros of 115 East Twen-
ty-third street, to carry the goods from
pier to store, and the driver reported
later that the truck mau become lost,
strayed or stolen.
Two sailors from the transport Mount
Vernon were locked up in the West
Forty-seventh street station charged
with attempting to hold up bartenders
and patrons in a saloon at CTS Eighth
avenue. where they protested they had
lost an $500 lavalliere while laboring
under the illusion that some OF the pa
irons were anxious to buy It. The sea-
men, who gave the names of Joseph
Barrett and Frank Mullen, were ar
rested after chase that complicated the
traffic problem on Broadway near Times
Square.
The sun., 1919-09-20
BUY GERMAN STEEL PLANT.
Americans Said to Have Bought
PoehIer Works.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Poehler Steel
Syndicate plants at Kapfenburg. wurt-
temburg. have been bought by Ameri-
cans. according to the Td0esseitun0.
Coupled with that announcement that
newspaper prints a report of the plans
OF the new management. The purchasers,
1t declares, taking charge, promptly noti-
fed the employees that a ten hour day
and a piecework schedule would be put
In force again and that those opposing
that plan would be discharged on Oc-
tober 1 and replaced with American
laborers.
When told that that plan probably
would provoke disturbances the new
management. according TO the TaOes-
seitunO account, replied that in such an
event American military forces would
take charge of the situation. The en-
ployees. II 10 said. then accepted the
conditions
The sun., 1919-09-20
BOYS PAY IN THANKS
FOR $3.50 TAXI RIDE
Chauffeur Rescued at Last
, From Two Nifty ,Conver-
ID satiOn Artists.
TRIP TO ALBANYAND BACK
Brooklyn Youths Unawed by
Sight of Cells After Get
ting Dandy Treat.

Edward ]. Tobin. taxicsb driver. Of
103 Bergen street, Brooklyn, ratified into
Manhattan last night with apprehension
darkly and heavily upon him. The un-
comfortable feeling had been growing
since he left Albany soon after day
break and had become positive and
thoroughly sickening sensation as he
had progressed down the Hudson Valley.
When he trundled over the HARLEM
Bridge and entrenched himself firmly on
broadway he reached a decision.
At 16sth street he saw Patrolman
Siattery of the West 177th street station
waiting for something to turn up. He
warped the car to the curb and called +:
a"Officer. 1 want you to come here and
rescue me-"
whats the trouble?'' asked the pa
troiman.
Tobin pointed to the fare indicator.
IT read $3.50. Then he swung the taxicab
door open and disclosed two youths. 10
and II years, and exclaimed with agi-
tation:
"ffelp me. officer. or these kids will
make me take them to Florida. They've
got my goat"
Are they armed?" said the policeman.
sThey are not" said Tobin, 'but
they're the niftiest conversation artists
I've met. They got me to, take them to
Albany last night. and from there they
wanted me to go to Troy or the Adiron-
dacks. or some other long distant place.
And I found they had $12. SO after
awhile 1 began to get wise. I had a
couple of thoughts and I decided maybe
I'd been taken for a charitable instl-
tuition. Butt say. 1 want these kids
pinched."
"An right" said officer Slattery.
Drive right over to the station. 1t
looks like case 10 me-"
30 the party lined UP in West nth
street station and the full story was told
The boys introduced themselves as
George S. Woodward of SAC Seventy
eighth street. Brooklyn, and Henry Nc.
Naughton, 154 West Ninetieth street,
Manhattan. Both are Office boys. Ac-
cording to the police they admitted hav-
ing persuaded the driver to make the
Albany trip. saying they were on BUSH
ness for their employers, but after they
reached their destination had nothing
greater on hand than looking over the
Capitol As 1t was midnight when they
arrived they couldn't see much.
They were held for night court and
before they were hauled off to temporary
cells thanked Chauffeur Tobin effusively
for the pleasurable trip. They said 1t
had been a dandy treat.
"Yeah." said Chauffeur Tobin, "and
you know those kids told me they were
taking some very valuable papers and
how careful / must be and all that and
do you know what was in that impor-
tant envelope? Just pack of time
tables. I hand 1t to the kids. but don't
Just figure out yet how they put that
jaunt over on me-"
The sun., 1919-09-20
WANTS FARMERS AT FARLEY.
Capper Appeals to Wilson 10
Delegates at Labor Meeting.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-Equal agri-
cultural Representation In the confer
ence called for next month by President
Wilson was urged on the President to-
day by Senator Capper (Kan.).
I'm view Of the importance" said the
telegram, "of farming TO the general
welfare should like respectfully to
suggest that this three representa-
tives1 is inadequate representation at a
conference which will consider matters
of so vital concern to agriculture and
to the nation. Labor is to have fifteen
delegates, which I think is proper and
eommendable. 1 should like most ear
nestly to urge that the farming interests
of the nation have not less than that
many delegates at the conference"
The sun., 1919-09-20
INSTRUCTION.

NEW YORK CITY.
The sun., 1919-09-20
Cop Becomes Suspicious.

When a third figure came out and re-
peated the performance, the patrolman
decided to investigate. After learning
from the taxi chauffeur that the sum
total of his knowledge was that he had
been hired to take the men to Harlem
the policeman went inside the building,
where n dark man came into his life on
the fifth floor. When this figure failed
to halt at his command WesterVelt let
fly two shots from his revolver, and
heard a reply in the shape of some
missile whizz past his ear.
He spurted up to the eighth floor after
the fugitive. and there found two other
men who, upon surrendering, were
equally confused as to their reasons for
being in the building. On the way to
the station house Westervelt said the
men offered him a bride for their free
dom. but the cop refused. and later when
they were searched they were found to
have 800 among the three of them.
Detectives found afterward that ten
bundles containing mems suits that were
valued at from. $4,000 to $4,000 had
been packed ready for shipment TO parts
unknown in the loft OF j. Samuels &
Sons on the eighth floor.
The sun., 1919-09-20
POLAND PLANS TO HAVE NAVY.
Four Armored Cruisers and ~
Torpedo Boats I'm Fleet.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.--The organization
Of Polish navy, to become operative
with the ratification of the peace treaty,
IL proceeding rapidly, according to ad-
vices from Polish sources.
The fleet will consist, according to
present plans, of four armored cruisers
and twelve large torpedo boats. It will
have a personnel of $500. including $50
officers probably under the command of
Admiral Perevski.
The sun., 1919-09-20
Jury Frees Ohio MiIL Me-,

CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-Seven officials
q the Ohio Farmers Cooperative MIX
Company on trial here for alleged vio-
iauon OF the Valentine antitrust law.
on indictments returned by the Cuya-
noea county Grand Jury investigating
the NAB cost OF living in Cleveland, were
touhd not guilty by jury this morning
The sun., 1919-09-20
Two Men Delivered.

Early yesterday Patrolman August
Gilman delivered Z. o. b. at the East
Twenty-second street station two men
who had been neatly raped up with
his night stick They said they were
Jacob +. Fatelas of 1877 Orchard street
and Isidore Mandonich of 2S5 Broome
street. and the policeman gave his word
for II that with two others they had
intruded on the privacy of the embroid-
cry factory of George Mendel & Son, at
&c East Twenty second street.
on the sidewalk outside the factory,
Gilman said. he had happened to no.
tice packages, later found to contain
silk thread worth $4,000. which some
busy persons had left to be taken away
by automobile. the feature which struck
him as suspicious being that IL was
done so early In the morning. Waiting
in near by doorway he said he saw
four men emerge. two walking west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
SEEKING MORE CORDIAL
RELATIONS WITH WORKERS
London Manufacturers Meet TO Dl,cuss
md define Obstacles to Hettrr
tndcPatandjBE,

LONDON. Fob. Observation-Disclosures
OF many London manufacturers met in
conference yesterday delegates repre-
sent!nS over twenty trades unions in
al effort 20 define the obstacles 10
more cordial rela lions.
After long iscuasi0.: Joint com
nlittces We're elected with a Wow to
arriving az an agreement on pro-
Large meetings OF workers were held
in mos: OF the big towns In the cour.
try, and there were discussions Of IA =
grievances. especially the question of
working hours
AT IL maSs-meetins OF locomotive en-
gtnccrs held in London SUNDAY. rreEi-
attacked the governments accusing il
OF issuing distorted stat ON ents'' and
gross fshTicAliOns for tho pNrpoec OF
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CHARTERS Issued.

teress i ss.ss G9S.eo55s,ion Commission yes.
.SuIIlont Iobacco Company, incorno-.t,1
SanYlte. Caoital, 100000: purpoar 10
9 9sGGo oTsi1 sss: officers L. l.. Dod.on. uresI-
Uanvj,is' w. Grafeiy. secretary: both O.
ceHpS1sicd I@lts, Har6Eare Company. In
f. Mo6 nStdTatS business; oHicerS Richard
'arN: DON OF Norfolk.
t M;usnal inrsst!ncnt Company Incorporated
ApihftoT CAPITAL. $4,000: purposc deal.
Yco,t !" LONG, nonaI; stt9cEs etc. officers. s. l..
OF Abingdon. ~N'9'a'S' ooth
a a;et Morfolh ca pi,a II COO: DUET pu2p SSr
n nam; p,,eSdcat; g. W. Butt scerc,ary: Eesh
.,i Dixie sssS ,, and Fesd co,npany. Iacorpor.
noS". seed and feed Wholesale bnsines, 81
nSerS cnnie LauEhan. pre- siiert: &. Z
tt.nn secretary: both OF Lyncherrc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' -
CuriuS ShumTay. Incorporated. J.vnc,
s Say ,, GhanstnE name 10 Rogers &. Shum
McGekee-co!c Furniture COMPANY. 1nco-
poIsted; l.ynehburx: changing name TO Mo.
"enes r,n in Con2an7. Incorporated
Siir Capital. $4,000: purpose. mcrcintiie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

The United S:p,,s Circui, Court of Ap-
psSls t"eonrenpd yeS,erday tnorntns al 1920
II'"i. IL ,sttcndsnSScc' .'.;rruit JUDGES Hon,
ton Charlie =. wcoan. Of Marion. $ g.
clerk claude NJ bean .nd United States
Marshal lotp -. Saunders.
cesc y rail tn-day--%c. isss: the Overs
tirltie MAJ hIbc 'cinD.CJ. p'aintin In error.
~ i<sne h. Banning ard fru., Compngy,
duLsnd..n. Ia crr"i: c!ro: to the ir,stric:
BY %oAsr-. iiE"wn, .'4ckp0n. 4: knight, OF
t,!tyrlcston. w Va. and McssrY Brown.
Gsldca. Sc!,mcttar x Williams. or Toledo.
Quo. fcr the .o'@inun IN error. and hy
HesSrG Prizes. Smith. Spiiman e. clnv. OF
Charleston. ". Va, for the defendant in
Conference da~. restcrdo: heinz confer
ents dLy no cases were argued, but the
court "orf"rcl upOn cases heretofore arsGod
cr'! TcIntr!a1 undecided.
n'rif,C
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Real Estate and Court News
cIIANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

Mamie E. Barnett 10 j C. Bzrnett. eo1I4s
fee; ives, side ot Pine Street. 50 feet south
Of Aibemarie Street. January 81. 1919: tax
$40. $40.
s, ,.assfE r. shs ssemora TO Es..ns G
-. zee, south line Of Dickinson Street. 30
l. p TSonasor trustee in banlrup,ey
Msrsars A. EsE go sS W<sS 9ary s,n.. 10
2GSiae fest south line 81 Cary Street: also
sio Vest ,,arr Street. gGXi40 feet .aGt., line
81 CCsry street; a.ao 1890 test nc-ta line
j. T. Fourau:esn ana Maggie G. fv,f.,
- aig. 70 +. n E0atwrixki Gox,fo fee, al
southr.st corner OF Second Avenue and Ma =
HnSia SEA ,iscG Lien Of $500 January 80,
Ns-rsSorara- Eenrv Eee& and Ieanett.
went sixth street, .:xl2s feet west line
S,ress LIN OF 5000. 'e'T Tsfi =. and isli!
Ross. HoSiis,t :, ais. 10 A. ). Washing.
Inn ~ 3s5 e. Zee, INCHES urrsruia-l YES!
.fGe' aea .Hs15y r.rrl s'S 10 ' issey
ve22 .t Stree. between Rose. and Twe1:
Sibley. :SNIio feet south line OF Nichoisor
Street; - feet east 81 Tor,pkins street: also
80; So North Twen'v- y"rth Street I7IIsS
;G4ry SoH'f nss tax E.o srC OF $500 Feb
- Charles L. Sha ckc Iford IL Este!,e C.
s trsst oT, tYifss' TS e5 bskinsSn
ssssss Zee, east 81 b!as a s.rea i Rsb.
ruarI \. 1919. lax ST. s..
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On the Curb Ma,I,rt.

NEW fOKk. Fob n.-Tradinr on the
cnrb Hr!rnei to-day was less active than 4:
haa been recently. due 20 the fewer issue :
!:adei IN ard tho fact that intc.cs, CON
tinues almost entirely professional. Price
CHANCES were decidedly irregular.
Misc iiarcou- shares were rather IeAs &C
tive and mixed with tho tendency toward
lower levels. I!oustoa OIL was the feature
OF tho independent oil list. O.her hiEh
were again quiet. The sales follow
%'S Aetna Exniosiyss ;n,A 80 chcyrc-
W ~ 10, Cosd"E OIL. 7d!'s: 5000 Fedora
OIL. "a .: l.sp International Petroleum. so,.
q SS 100 Mc'ropci!tan Pctroleu.n. S5-is n
ga: t,l3 Oklahoma Product and Refining
= ft Is: II Victoria OIL. new. ~ - -7;: s.lto
Big IedEc. il.iSaf1.: $3.50 Norton Montaoa
.sGtS: ECO Calumet and Jerome. s.EI:ls
1909 Go'deId Cons. l3p2l: $50 Jurnbo Ex.
tension, ,zGfH 900 Mother Lode. 23a 50
"r Tonorah EStcnyioa. es-IsR21l-le
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CILANCERY rarsr DEEDS.

:, sinusl T@hh and Daley tvits, to Leroy
-. kr"wh. trus;"s. No. SIC North Thirty
fourth STREE, 25Sl32 feet e.t lima of Thir-
,TIt"urih street.. 10 les: north OF Street.
Nathan Specier md Freds twiic, to +.
u. ,fnichrcid. trustee. 5ON35 feet at north
TTeSt sornsT o. Second and Byrd Streets
Alice Herhoizer and Annie NJ. uierho,z.r
or !'enriso County e. ais. 10 t. Rand Well
feet hrregulap ncrth line o. Grace S,rses
iSo, iGet yes. or Laurel Street February
T. y. nord and NJ G. tw;fo>. OF Hen.
rico County. 70 Wallace J.. Ero.H trustes
10; ei9 Mor,h t%inth Street. .a$xi$S ieet east
Inc OF Sinth street. 81 feet south OF VI or
turin Street January -. 1919: $500
Margaret \. Kelly and william. I-. thus
SandD 70 /. Crutchfe'd. trustee, No. sIs
West Carr street. 3oxiio feet south line q;
G Gary street rect alsI No; Ns West Cary Street
.2N50 Tee; north line OF Green street iSS
fset west OF Laurel Street. January :. 1915:
TrrItess Of oysrbrools Presbyterian Church
10 u Sand"Ip. Williams ana flames W. Cor
Con, trustees. lot IL and Is feet OF lot II
oiTcs; {. BATTERY Court January 20 1915:
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!, . g; ,hrovou;z. ls5al67s; pigs. good. $50

cattle: Receipts. 900 head: choica steers
sscadS others and butcher cattle slow 10
cents lower: calves about steady: desir-
&c. good. lsS5a . %: eornm i1Me ,nSsa1SM
o ,c,cr stoeh cows and heifers. e.7sdiL7s
aHocheFs ana feeders. good. l0S5 q 4s0; COM
mon. AHoGjoS: yea calves. good. 800 G b.57
HHecp: receipts. 5000 head: lambs 10 to
Cents e, higher: lambs choice. Tss6ii.O: me-
ehoiee. Il L. Ss1i+o: medium a75giii5: cuiI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
ALIEN RED DEPORTATION
Affects WALL Street
"nportsncc OF Action Causes Traders
TO Bay With Much En-
thIisiaSm
NEW HIGH RECORDS FINED
tobacco Products Lead Among Good
Pcrfornicrs .--,StcCI Prices Drop,
hut Holders Arc Not Frightened
by Present Conditions.
ny nEuADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.-Deportation
"t Reds O% the United states govern
,hen' WIS the ono important fact In
vail street to-day. lis Importance
'id not appeal TO traders until late in
nc day. bu, when they caught the
idsa they began buying stocks with
"uch enthusiasm that tho dropping
market revived aud closed Hrm
tarly IN the session low prices were
made by several Issues fox the year.
When tho market closed several new
nigh records had been made United
states stool sold To- the lowest prices
!I.c"rded since signing OF the armistice.
to ,Is reY'yal. Wa led ny that issue. out
iti OF Inc good performers.
II vent TO the highest p.lcc a. which
= haa ever held IN response to IL pre-
iImiparS statement NJ earnings Hide
and E.cather preferred made a ncw
n III; Tor me movement. In the las,
points. american can went down
inorc than : points on forecasts OF a
l'7or statement. Shelters sold 10 with
~ ah eighth o: It's low price FOR the
STEEL TONNAGE DECREASE
HAS SLIGHT EXPECT
Reduction OF the steel tonnage BY
6et.sS4 was not regarded as matter
Nnows there Is great demand for steel
mat i3 not represented by orders ac-
t4l!IY plaCcc. Inc CHited states steer
CORPORATION now has OH it's books Or
1cra for 6,GS4.2GS tons, compared with
high war record of l2.1S3,os3. The
nigh record meant nothing either. for
= was 30 largely made up OF govern
fncnt orders. The future OF steel is
assured. only the next few months be-
ms IN doubt. Ak TO the value Of the
- oclt /. depends largely on whether
ttc di.ectors irvcsied wisely the sur
D.uS earned In the war.
Copper metal was for so4c a. - IA.
With only Il IL offered. business at
any price ia what tho copper stocks
need.
Marine sold UP on another mystery.
something IS promised II the United
states VIII withdraw it's offer To bay
;'Ic ships. Wha' that something Is y as
not disclosed. Dut Il has been under
stood that the british stand ready 10
renew the!r Offer.
Cotton entered new low territory to
day. This is good news for investors
when taken in connection " nth the rc-
port that the unpatriotic plan OF re-
S'riciins the next crop is being aoan-
to0cd.
NEW YORK. Feb Io-YIercsnul. paper,
u 50. sterling -taty day bills. f'sir corr
rn"rcisl siAty-day billie on banks, st'-f.:
gpTIUl"rctal Si.ty-Gay bills. 81 ..i1: demand
Sip,. cables. :L;SjS. Governnsnt bonds
ste4dy: railroad bonds Irregular. Tine loans
stsady' sixty days, ninety days and s!K
months, a'sGt Time loans h'mrr: rn',n:
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cuANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.

Edwin NJ, Heller aud H. T. Pollard Jr.
Adams. NJ: - MorSh Heuicvar.i. SsA I 80
OF FiTNd Ay ,' rshruary 6. 1919; ss 20
don. trustees. to trustees ~; tn. OvertrooL
, pres91y,tfran Church. 10, 10, hioci.. 20. Bar
f. t.orrainGG Runin ana John sloan ;rus
res 20 william e. Mcln,s'-h, :5y1aS feet
OF LtGr,ison Street, February =, ,oia: s3.i
w. n. Purc"ll. Jr.. truatee. 20 nnirr fior-
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N tho public tho true

coneeal!ns.. froT? tho public the true
state OF affairs"
lie also declayed that week ago 4
new understanding had been reached
between tho government and the rail
way Interests. by which government
control or railways should continue for
two years after 1eaC" Is signed. He
said that therefore NATURALIZATION
Ngulb long Ipl.ye
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
NEW YORK LIVE srocK MARKET

LEV ,6ykk, FEB; I9.-Heeves irre.ular:
as TO- SO: ,heifsrs. u'WW isoA calves s.esdw:
yeatS. seq :l,gQ: cui,s. iLC0Il5.5o fed
calHt;'. lpNG l!W; harnyard calves 500 II On:
ycarlings. Gc0 l9Ic5 ~
Sheep and lambs steady: common to prime
i';SeaiI7S eulis;. iLelR lAee.
Hogs steady: New YORK and PENNSYLVANIA
l5.c0IIISo: rouShs. Is. so N"'S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
CHICAGO GRAN s,AHKEr.

CHICAGO. FEB. :0-Gossip thai exp,-t.r,
were nioIilis Tor corn helped 10 bring about
ii 1873 nfn; ,.c 70 NJ ne, hisher. with Mag
10 LA to l.Dts. Oats finished uu-
changed 10 .sC GD. and provisions a. a.,
advance OF cents TO 81 81
~ itts Ii. futures ranged as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my CnonS

new YORK. Feb i0-Co;toa :oodr and
, garn. 20 day remained very auiet. with
SILKS was slightly fi-iner. Trading was quiet
Drrss goods also were quiet;
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. Ga. Fob. la-Turpeatine
s5 siG sales 81 ca.lIs receipts. IS casks
Ros!n inactive: receipts. 10 barrels: ship
meats .. barrels. stocM. 7S.ES barreia
Quot: j. l2lD II. L. 1915: +. 1890: G.
is5: IL. ii:S; J. lass: n. li.,5. II. le.5: y.
VOC. 1850: WV y a.
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BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper "a, cts. fb.G) ...... !!
~ =, T.. ist 4. dl................ b.is
y. =. LII. and = col. ~ th!d' ...,,..... ~.
$. c H. corv !. (BNito.b 't!oy....,..-.. 20
taessp eake ara OHIO COW. it.s.......... 49,.
&. he's pcska and OHIO COW. >, ,pltl S5n
rigxcu and Myers Tobacco .s............ E-t4
eranmt'.- MsTSs su
.isu Board Air Line ref is.................. 81
SpShoard Air Line adj. 5S................. 70
.'rulher li Hallway s. odd ................ 61e-
H. : R-yil,.r.d =. issj ibidi............ s1n
u = .9-siS is 1875 tolG)......-.... lSi.
L. : Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. - o.
.. = t.iDarty loan al Observation-Disclosures. s.. 20
r. 8 Liberty iusa ~ Observation-Disclosures. =, no
3 l.ine-ty lean ilh Observation-Disclosures. SAG.
L. Ste :: 10. -, ;........'. ?sS7'
ss,p"G n s5Ss rs - ~, D.. aisdi... !.
"a ca ,'hcin!csi % cVnv. IS Odd . !oIia
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"a feel ;to .; SEQ and 80, Brook. Avenue, a7r
: ,,n 49,, a. SOUTHWEST of brook A 20
T'5eeh "ee1;er Street February J. isis:
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NEW YORK PWODCCE MARKET

.NFN IVNK, FeD. W-Ecw sugar nm
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Prime crude. l.59: prime summer Yellow