Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-14
Condensed TeIegrams

Fremiun on 9oiu as LiopVH "Ss quoted at 105.
 Names of eight men killed in ae tion appeared. on casualty list.
 Saraievo reports rioting continued despite proclamation of martial law.
 Grain receipts at Chicago for past week amounted to 3,015,000 bushels.
 Boston wool buyers in Montana are purchasing the wool clip at 55 cents a l pound.
 Members of the Irish -Amsrican | mission visiting Ireland will return | to France. .!--r. j American army headquarters in London will be permanently closed on June 15.. | British government raised the em- | bargo on chemicals, dyes and dye stuffs and rugs.
 Seven De Haviland airpIanes are I ready at Dallas for the flight from that city to Boston. 1 Latest statement of Imperial Bank of Germany showed total gold hold | ings of 1,75S,S6S,000 marks. | Second Chamber of the Dutch
 Parliament adopted the woman suf-J frage bill by large majority.
 German Government troops have
 occupied Leipsic. A number of
 Spartacan leaders were arrested.
 HandIey Page machine, latest en- try into the transatlantic flight, is being assembled at St. Johns N. F. 1 Total shipments in April of an
 thracite amounted to .5,224,715 tons,
 compared with 6,36S,373 tons year ago.
 | Inspiration Copper Co. produced ] 100000 pounds of copper in April
 compared with 6,7OO,oOO pounds in
 March.
 E. w. Beatty, K. C. president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, was , chosen director of the Bank of Montreal.
 l President chamorro of Nicaragua was wrned by the American govern ] ment against any attempt to invade
 Costa Rica.
 Soft coal output for week ended
 May estimated at S,051,000 tons fl Anthracite reduction amounted to l. 695,000 tons.
 h Chicago grain men joining Winni' a peg EXchage to secure advantages e arising from reopening of the Domin- = ion trading.
 . Heyden Chemical Co. of Americ:
 was incorporated at Albany witt 1t 500,000 shares of con-on stock O .- no par value.
 ,e At government wool auction il l. Boston 6,000,000 of greasy Austral l. ian wool was offered by the Wool Ad e ministration.
 IS lnternationaI Paper Co.'s plant d throughout the United States ar is shut down as a result of strike 0
 5000 employees. '''t er Deliveries of merchant vessels t n the Shipping Board from Jan. 10 t Id May T. of this year, totaled 204 yes l. sels of 7S1,98O tons. h Another Dominion Victory Loa l. will be launched in the autumn, ac SC cording to a statement of the Cana tn dian Minister of Finance. 1e Delay in arrival of transports fror 'n Frnce with New Jersey troops. wi nt defer parades in Newark, Jerse on City and Trenton until next week. e. Captain R. Norris Williams or Philadelphia, former national tenn or champion, siled from France with h of bride on the transport Mount Vel non, E <, ss5l lis British, American, French ar IT. Japanese bankers made a new agret ot ment for financing Chinese loan nt Belgian bankers will participai e. later.
 d. Leading producers of copper wel an quoting the metal at 15 54 cents no pound and some business was done se this figure, according to trade int, ll9 rests.
 us House appropriation commit, began at. an informal session to p1 Ill into shape the sundry civil apprt priation bill which failed at the la
 session.
 According to messages reachi, D Washington, General J. A. Castr iB Carranzista military governor of Jl or arez, is preparing to enter the pres " dential race.
 n- Secretary Baker announced Il n :, British Government will pay u ,f- United States s35,500, ,O00 as net al
 final adjustment of all claims b on tween the countries growing out mo the war.
 1f- A meeting of the stockholders ms the British American Tobacco ( ms was called for May 19 to vote on a an, thorizing the issuance of 1,131, ' h unissued shares to present stockhoI Ley CTS at the rate of one to three. -as Production of four of the Iarge lev copper mining companies for { ras month of April as compared wi
 March. show that Utah and Neva ian Consolidated increased, while Chi zen and Ray Consolidated decreased.