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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

ciston IS about ready" a board mem
Der said. 1t will not add any cuts
III wages TO tho approximate - per
cent already announced. It will add
ra ilrpadS TO tn" list affected. and
classes OF employees not included in
announcements of June to the rail-
roads already granted cuts.
This settles definitely that the car
riers have lost the fight. waged since
June !. to have the board increase It's
announced - per cent cut TO 90 per
cent, and To thus wipe out the entire
s6O0.OOO.Ooo increase granted last
year.
Decision Helps Closed Shop.
Advocates of the closed shop won
"a victory before the board today when
the board announced that r.presen-
jativcs OF tho majority of men in one
craft may draw up working agree
meuts which will affect all members.
Cnionists are in the vast ma jority.
The decision was handed down In
AN answer 10 "A query by the ON
ploycs OF the Missouri and Kansas
Railroad, ana the Wichita Falls and
Northwestern Steamship clerks.
freight handlers. express employees
and station workers.
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Pullman C,omnauy .unIovipy ,hn,,.
.,,o
"''' ''''"' ''S'S'c" 'h'' us thPioS's
were not properly represented before
TN. hoard ou yy,.. ,,, .,or,,t r,,,,.
CONSEQUENCES me majority OF rs
employees, it stated. were members If
IN.
SUBJECT To the leadership Of tn" shop
craft union leaders
~
81 '''N "'' ''"-
S'"tr "h'Ft the majority oil employees
line up in affiliations. IL was learned
Monday If m. m,iorit, -, ,b. .,,
W '''e Snip crafts All
"i inc employees VIII he governed BY
rs leaders
\ decision i'm f.vor oc ,,o p,I,,,,
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the majority 81 nuyctS ia the whoa, mar.
~ proved :" De much more than an
'nsr' Tor hYliish field adsIccs from Tho
,'''hF 'r"i belt. and for DISAPPOINTING
harvest returns from The winter CROP on.
s'oi Th!.y took place but otherwise tho
"'hr' h"i thing much their own way.
it"- ""r" h"niicappaI to tho creates.
's',n' Hy N. Sener'l uUSett,inr uiIucae,
"' the action - stocks and cotton. Inn,
IN addition the prevailing favorable
weather. FOR harvesting was An ludur,inen,
20 sen winch was ouEuhas.zei by record
"F""N!ng t"ccip'a ~ Hutchinson. Eans.. lcs
'"F'' ana oy tbs fact tina; new wheat
"'' "r!nning :" arrive IL kansas ci,y.
hes'GcI EXPORT demand was slow Win :,
substantial Increase shown In the visible
sannN Total. huyer. continued 10 back
."Hh thF"uEh"ut The late dealings and
:. k.ep an eye mainly on the downw.ri
S"lht or M stock market
Absence ~ !tin tended 10 check wa,t
n"Ss IN the corr. market. and ,h.r.I,y "a
hilp sustain oats Provisions runr.J
hishcr with hogs.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
.il1'i'I,i.'

EEW YORK. juno a"-rhc marko, a.,
c"irt fniurcs showed n further Ieclu.
YwlnG 1" r"pnrts OF unAs tiled conditions Il,
n,h"i ana further scattering !iu.i',I,iiou
n" natter was cpn-iI- rod :s-,iV IN. .
IN ruling of stocks and cotton hu, .hc-c
was as" l!0GiGa'io- OF Iuly inn. accomut,
az" 10. tNH"rlIilonS " tender. IuIv .nli
OF 10 -" ana S"p'omher "a s - win -.
; ~ closing at q net decline OF Ia
- N'lh-r July. 1.NN: Scric,Iih.r %. o..
,"h"r 50 December sc: I.nuary : :;
March. soy Mhy. Ill. w. 80
Spvt Courr. pgirt: R!o IS -, mss sa,
tos -. 9U.Ia offers frn,n S,r,, 80
q -ShaiS easier Including 3s ana - 81
~ tn 80 - q NJ :" - cents ac-o-,i.,,
10 description. M RIO Offers ,y.rn -
n9r'ca Victoria ~ and ss were offered n
". American credits va 81
The oriCinI cables rs co,nrar.d ,y,,,, ~.
'ah,.S az last Friday showed an ndvnn..
n' -" itla IN n" dollar huviny rate IN,
h"f' .lnc OF h-pcucr in Rio ..\rh,ur, M
London. while m'lr.is ouo;p,ions were r.
i'EhLtr- llc was 80 r"iS higher To - rct
-oN.r- Anu -. ~ rolls hL.hnr ~ u.
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COTTON DECLINE is STILL
ON AT NEW ORLEANS

NE" ORLEANS June n Tho decline
," 'he cotton continued undated TO-DAY
prices being lover on TN" opening ara
continuing 20 fail until Tho rio-e aCtiv"
months wa:" .. 4" - points under tn.
c."rc ot last week. and ri months In M.
,"t''i,.' inarE't were - new iaw records
~ ,h' s,"toh aud Il, thc lowest level. 81
""yut scEch years July sank to ?.c5 and
Tn dopr.s.!on started In Liverpool b.
.nt" M American markets opened and
iFit'- hrr" ON tho opening w.r" lower N
'"n'i YH'h'c ;" Tar as wh. Indicated by
:. .'h' !" '$ETafl- The labor situation Ia
- cay bi.in,n was Unsettled as eyer.
HhI lh!a seemed - 'aus. nGuiistipn. or.
hr'hrs 'hcE+Ir-' on tn" weak stock MAJ
E't Hhl On the favorable weather over
me bolt the breaking ~ the Gr1uth over
Il .hfE" area m the eastern beat heinz
accepted as particularly favorable Much
n+lh'.t h:dvs selling mn in Appearance
.s,.i IN. market was iu""st when this
u. .lyrin report IN the gulf OF IN.
'patt ~ IrNdS caused .GOr. or less un.as,-
ness but led To litfl. irlrinr
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'Hi'AiO. Jun. Sl-Cattlc. r-r,.iuts l.
r'' Eo"i and ch0tC" drv-fod >,nrs and
~" S,"th steady io u cents higher: plain
anh rfhssy Kinds steady. ton v"ar'.nrs
80 "H''>: yea tiiN"S stUCk"rS and ta,I
rs steady: hulk beef -i.--s 7.lFJ> -
iht cows and hcfi"r> largely i'7SEfs =,
,Anarfs ana cutters mostly .p1 :. g. 30. hun
~ i'"@''0 YEA! caves largely s25T
Hocs: r,ccm,s. 4aro. active. o,.r..
mostly 10 cents higher: ."n.-,llv 10
:, cnhts higher lights and MIXED u;, ,1,n-.,
nnI.hE strong: hnii-over curnrara,iyoN
ISht. shi"n"rs taking fully :, on. 'op ! -,
,vtl''r"tlN"iE few over N.It. bulk l..i
80 ,n'fs LILY p cents higher: hulk do.
-.Shc'-.: rec"!u's. i0oH0: generally - 10
- N'htS ,hlrh'r Su'De heavy ewes II,
u 2r. Idah" lambs. 800 -'ruIrh,: medium
,n,'"rT,"S ~" tnr nativ" lambs l2n,
ouIN' lt.1' - E.'. iaw choice light :,
rMrs 90: hnlk fAt owes. l.nn q, I n.
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49, Freik y. Noting & Co.
Investment Bankers
~ r.. Main 81
COTTON PRICES AT NEW
LOW LEVEL IN NEW YORK

%:W YpRK. June :,.-There vas a con
tHLtn.e 90 The recent scliiuE movement
mo r ,.t .."i.n9ed rn""atyi ioaa,
'"inF's trading cctoos- CONTRACT, tn-.
ihs l+ncr. sod on 10 l!.--. making "A net
i,'e,ins - - po.ntS 'nd break Of over
hssh price touched on ne buI!sn cro:,
,vhdI, IONS o: last month That delivery
-t"S.iS steady a. u nrl decline IT - iu
IN MARK, opened cas, a, 4 decline O,
- 20 - points in r'elpuSr 20 lower Liver
200. cables. IN" continuance uf ~. Bri,Isn
..Nnf iTpubirs. ana favornb." weather
.Ldn. IH"r" were rallies pi Do "r 10 points
covering. I'm, each II fh.s" hu y.s mo,
lnrTeas",! uTcssUr" II liquidation Val
.',tJ "I-tefh or Southern selling. ,ui
! Hnd been on the declines Of last wsch
Nh,F. h"ns'ou$ thhi the refusal 81 Biir!4r
c"u! ii''..rs - acreut PROPOSED terms q:
unions for suTrurl would result ~ a
spread o! troubl" 10 other trades seemed
.Htpr tnI' wrhth"r news. indicating hone
h'lh showers in eastern bolt sections, was
i'EGri"d a. uo!nring :" an eucourasin:
OF Wednesday,, whiiv tn" unsettled tome
tr!nu'nd 20 tn. decline july sold of T.,
1855 ana Dereinhcr 10 Ills vim ,r,,yc
months generally showing net losses or
~ 20 ~ non's carly IN the aftcrnour
Jhnhics" connections. were credited with
DIVING on the break. however ana in =
market rallied late in the day on covering
"h,ch was Hr"meird by talk %! easier.
can money rates. Last prices showed raj
lies of some =, to - points from IN.
lowest on most positions. july was rc,a-
cables rcporicd lower spot offcr'nrs mo-.
from III" south Exporis today ,yc-. Il
season. '% nn''S rd mnNT NJ &c far nj,
states port stocks. ga ia3
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MISCELLANEOUS MlItKErS.
CNlI. MONEY!

NEW YORK Jun" s-Mon"y on call
on thu Stock Exchange npcn"d a. -. r"r
cent. hiEh. -. per cent. low. yer cent f.
closing per cent Most OF IA. day :
loans wer" made al i'2 yer cent.
TIN" money was Gui"t. win borrowers
Renewals were arvSu,ct a. SO per cont
Oh mixed collateral. ana -. per cent on
all indus;rIals.
McrCantii" ta1"r rates ruled 1T Ga pcr
cent FOR IN" best names and per cont
uatur!t!cs. There was som" business done
a. Si- per cent tor exceptionally high
CLASS names Tn" ruling rate was ca
per cent.
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"i'omb" Rndin-Controll.s shin
anchored on yirriniu cn,.s.

The t-ll7 WAS anchored Il bout tifty
niles off the Virginia capes this
morning. She is partly submerged
and is painted with conccntric lines
of red, white and blue TO eliminat e
the possibility Of IL fatal mistake
shipping has been warned to keep
without the danger zone and naval
craft VII begin patroiling the ocean
ca rly tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
LEAF TOBACCO STORAGE
NEW CONCERNS BUSINESS

me state Corporation Commission
S'St''u"E granted II charter to In.
lear 'o6acco Storaac Company. In
'o''"rateu' of Richmond The com
'"'F maximum capital is sl75.OoD
""" us minimum $4,000. T NJ Car
H'o'' u pres' 'ent. Earle c. Boudar.
nrE' ana John NJ. Taylor. d,rec-
me v''iF"nys announced inten-
80" Is L" cree; ard maintain store
muses. ipr tooRIcJ ant farm produce
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CURE MARKET

NEW NONk. Juno 1.--AnOth"r selling
way. that reached III" curb market shortly
before noon t1id. resulted IN further
l"Escs ranging up TO points. Scudla :;
values In some eases to their lowest lrvc :
20 tho o.! group whcr" the sNtr"iu. losses
were recorded. Dui thv general decline
cities Service, common. sold of about
u points from its ra-ly hiEn. Midwest
Refining hrclInct points to Is Stan.
dari OF. oi In l!ui.a touched q new low,
sailing below ~ IN the forenoon Cutf"y
Gillespie" >pii OF 10 new low nj hciow
!. compared with Il level OF around II u
week ago. Losses In the Industrial see
ton generally were small.
Movements 81 meta. shares We're mixed
Ronds were rather quct and heavy.
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WILL BOMB HUN
U-BOAT III OFF
CAPES AT g a M

CONTINUED From First Pagc0
either altitude or speed St.oIiId tnn
'-li' SIN remain on the surface
guns of squadron of dcstroy,rs
will sink her.
"h"nh" Rndi"-ControIicd shin.
ohicers OF both the army and navy
'ohsidcr most important. however.
'hc second phase of the bombing tosts
|" take place on June 2S. At that
'ihe' the hattleship Iowa. radiocon-
'roiled. Will be cruising somewhere
pe'"eeh cape Charles and Cane Hon
"' rom htty to Toe miles off
Sh"re. The aviators. with no further
i"ea of the ships locality. will t,,.o
OH M given time and search b.r
o"', if IN" Iowa Is looted. q shower
"i dummy bombs Will be raiu.d uno,
h'r ana tn" planes will return. The
'o"a IS not 10 he destroyed. as She
IS The only radio-controlicd vessel in
existence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

NE" YORK. June 3j.-A severe break
In cotton today resulted In Hight
trading ia cotton. ana som. '~inor priC"
rcC".sions. Prin; cloths dropped TO Si7
censE for s.i4-inch stN6>s. ard y. cents
for SJ-!nch S,S7.c Shcctings also re-
coded. Yarns we've dun and Ycak, thrown
silks higher and dress goods steady and
quiet. iIuT!Hps remained unchanged.
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A ,,Sh',"on r'n. - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Atlantic Coast Line i: & ........ ~
bh!i!mo ana ONO ~. Izs ........ 81
bethlehem Steel ref. ~ ..........,bi.J :.
Central OF Georgia Consol. 5s ........ 50
cenifa! !sathcr o.. ................ CU.at :.
Cheshpeake ana ONO ~. ~ ,........ ~,
Chicago Il. ana quincy o!n, t. ZOO 3gy
Chicago. 81! and 50. + cy i.s .... -
C"!eaEo. Il. /. and Pa. ny ret is ;,
C!ty o; Paris Is .......... r.
.plntado aud SoG,hog ret i+.s .t..IJ -
'"H''F "uG ~" G9aude con Is (u!IJ D.
S""m.nign % Canada - C.4D .......-. Ar#
r-rlu zen u ........ .......-....-.. . -
!i.ing.ts cer,rA rel Is .......... ,D.di IL
li's N"r SltTiEy .. ................. =.
hHH'as Clty southern ref - 49,
!!rs.tt ana Myers - ...-.. tuidJ -
Louisville and SashNl.l. an t. . ih!dD %
MsF''ufi Kan. ana IcNa. l-t is..... ~
Mis,yAr. Fac rcu. J. ....... ........... 81
4" infr .-htcH- acu. o. ........-..... -
tur,hern iaCIns T. ......... ......... .ii
i'"rH-ytEhu.t ken o. Observation-Disclosures. H.
Reading gen. IS ......, . -
A".gp,lo Iron ans SIZE. -s 900, jbij ii
81 Louis aai San Fran adj s. . Is.
S"horaTi An Line adj IS ............ ggN
Southern iGci'C cy. IS .......... -
Sput!l ~ Hallway - ................. "a
Southern Railway Ken ~ .......... 5Si
leNA- and Pacific 1T - :.
lnlur Pacific = ........ y - -,
u,.,--i Kingdom OF e - aHi l. ys4s
:.rf.aia.Ear- chen.ta, .. '......0,aj =
l.a'H ana 90. 90. - .....--........... -
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SUGAR
NEW YORK June N.-rhorc MAS no
change In ;hr locai raw SUGAR market
,"i"y. ai;h ugh ;h" und.r,oue appeared
20 be a;i!y s,cad,cr. hut ,radn. was
MSht There were additional sales OF
200" bags o; san Domingo. Prices we're
quoted "a, cents tor centrifugal
y sieadl"r tom, prevailed IN raw sugar
futures and DrIc-A were higher On buying
and covering F,nnl uricos we're unchanged
- u POINTS net higher July closed at
80. Seutemhcr. -. December. ..'5. and
March. ..5i. all bid.
Thor. Nas nothing u"w In the refined
situation with th- demand san light anu
confined 20 utHr- Dy requirements. Prices
were unchanged at 80 Tor fine .rauul,t"4.
Refined fu'urcp wer" nominal. with no
transactions re:ortoG. Closing bids w.T.
t. Il point. net hlrh"r. JuIy c!us"G
a. 80: September ana october. -. DO
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COMPANY UNION"
DECISION is TO BE
GIVEN OUT TODAY

Continued From First nareD
GaniZcd labor union is the Spokcs-
man for employees and the closed
shop the proper condition,
The controversy started when the
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STANDARD OIL Announces
CUT IN GASOLINE PRICES
decrease In Six States Is From One
to Seven and Onc-iinlf
Cents II Gallon.
SEES END or SELLING WAVE:
bhiiding Contracts for May Are
LIZ Per Cent Greater Than for
April - Production of Finished
Steel Shows Falling OF.
Ivy X. l., IinruIiu,


ny u. l.. Harnum
NEW YORK, Juno 20.-In twenty
years experience in wall stree, ~
NEWSPAPER man your corrcapOndent
LIS learned to recognize wha, CIR
am signs and symptoms. such as
seen today. stock moan
men the atmosphere gets as h.ghiy
charged as II was today. with n
man. men big and little. hAnsir.,
over the stock ticker. silent with
'upffcsscd excitement. tn. turn!fI.
p"'ht rs not Tar away There NAV bc
lie" more days OF very excited
trading. with prices first lower an,
hen badly mixed. before a rccov.,y
"rr'r"s. but IN the opinion OF your
correspondent. IN" end Of this ceiling
vac has nehriy been reached
ihlngs cannot long 20 on AS :hcy
"cf. today. Wncn the day of the
vino np does come. IT. viii be a ra-c
opportunity for tho.c bargain hunt.
ers win ready money who. on sucl,
pcca* IONS seem To turn up quietly
Wall street from ali directions.
'hch'led Tor unannounccd
Rails Heavily Sold.
Canadian Pacific and some of Inc
rams were heavily sold today on wat
appeared 10 be orders from foreign
etA' New Haven was an exception.
mat stock recovering from It's sharn
pr""h AZ the end OF III. week on Lh,.
htatc'nent from President Pl.rsou
'hht interest du" on July would H..
PAID All q! Ia" steel shares wcr.
h.hEy United States steel Common
'nah!ng Il ne" low record for thr
year and The lowest price in nix
ycars i5uN tn" oil stocks wcrc tho
~ all
Mexican Petroleum, who Oh seemed t.
reach resting place after It's down
"ard plunge az The past f"w wccks
sinclair Oil sold at tn. lpw.c,,
price in ~ career. From wha, was
learned today In rcliabl. quarters, "A
pool was formed IN that stock. basrd
on the promise that di.Id,nds would
he declared In tho n.ar future.
There is no doubt but that the com
poany VAS hnancialiy able 70 pay a
dividend ON" official vas outvot.l
Dy other members " the board or
! directors ana when THIS news spread
tho pool d" .,Ggd Ia let go
.asoiiur Again on.
standard 90! ~ %"w Jersey an
uoupccG today cuts IA gasoline In a
half-fozcn states OF from ! cent to
5i- cents gallon An application
| ior d receiver FOR Galley-Gill OIL
ronpnny was made ~ Wilmington ny
! tn" T.dcwatcr OF Company
Retail dry goods merchants In this
mart ~ the country report that nus
ness is epo,y good IA SOM. lines
and poor in others \ round OF this
Trade shove tha' the pubua IS nov
prac,icine ,hr't'. buying mor. or til"
nome ana sp,ud.ne less tor pleas
ur" Merchants Ike this IN it
D,,l,s th.u feel mat they az. g0in.
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rETEKsnuHG rEANTT MAnKEr;.

June ~ 1921
SPANISH farmers stock. market quiet.
I5c to &c p:I Sushcl Old stock Spanish
GHc r"r bUsh"l.
NIKGiNIAS. iarmcrs' stock. market quiet.
Fancy JumOvs. .C To 1i.c per ID.
Urine JumhoS. ii7C 80 6i7c pe- H.
Fancy runners. Sac SO &c Der III.
Extra prime runners. 10 bi2c per IN.
Prime runners. iisc TO 5c pcr 10.
Smelling stock. Sac TO Sac pGr 10.
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fir,l. Il q L.. sal"S ~. receipts. zoe: ship
men;s. !C.i-: stock. T.si3. Rosin. nrn; re
C"!pt~ i.sJG. shipments. i,>a>. sales, 40;
stock, 7aH.E Quot. - go: y SO; 2
a61 g; a.. II 3..a. 2N: *. io5: NJ.
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CnICiGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHFCAGO. Junc N-Wheat underwent n
sharp setback in price today largely as
stock market and In cotton ms well! Th"
close in wheat was heavy. 2 to cents net
lower. with Jug LIS To l.?j. and Scctcm-
her. l.co to i.2ni7. Corn finished "a to ::
down oats unchanged to Nom. and pro-
visions M ~ To - cents
Lack rf confidence which seemed for
at least the time heing to have grabbed
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NEW YORK. june -h-The visible supply
~ American asa bonded grain shows The
following changes: wheat, Increased i.-.N. O.
coo bushels corn Increased l.Ni"r"; oats
Increased 5000: ryc decreased 2'ippi :,
riley Increased -; Ahl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

LONDON. June -p.--liar silver, as. pence
per ounce money. q. per cent. bisCouu;
rates: short bills, - i.:r cent, three
month bills So per cent.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Yards

Remarks: Very fair supply az cattle
Marie; about steady with Last weeks
igic"s on good ordered cattle rrospcc;s
favorable for all C.ttle with good o-d.-
Common and light thin stuff dan and
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CnrrnNsEEn OIL.

NEW YORK. Jun" .p.-CuttonsccI oil
MAS hirh"r early through covering on The
hrIEn' - "a .ArI. but >ubsvGrcu.s ;ne ll.t
turned easy Wits cotton ana n" w-ah
showing in WAL Street. Crude oil holds
steady - he clgse. leading dcliyt -ics
showed net loss,- ~ 20 - points. sales.
$40 barrels Irlm" crude so. min.
Summer yellow SPOT. 80; JuiT. at. sep
t"mb-T. '..A- December 80. al bid.
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7ZAAESDLSPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

feis lover HfaliI.u port ic-v.uts. i.JrD:
Jundiahy rccein,s sIO" santos cleared
!'..eo foE New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

Port movement:
New. York Mlddlng. lo.S5 receipts. i2ce:
EXPORTS. .: stock 'iNit
Minor Dnrts-Stock "s.a
Total todav-Rcccipts I5.7iS: exports. Is
III; stock. lGin. rs
-, fetal for week-Rcccipts. i:.t?5: exports
Total for .s"ason-Rcccipts. C362Soo: OK
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10 Standard Paper. rfd., 105.
20 Planters National Bank. 40.
loco Virginia Old 3s. 81 Ii.
10 Universal Leaf TOT. pfd.. % 1-2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
FIREMEN PRAISED
Assistant Chief Of Harrisburg Calls
MONTGOMERY Association Best

Assistant Fire Chief William Nor.
gan, Of Harrisburg, guest Of the Mont
gOmery County Fremen's Association,
at the annual meeting ut Glenside, last
night characterized the association as
"the strongest of its type in Pennsyl-
vanis."
The association now has enrolled
sixty four companies as members. These
officials we're elected:
President. William 7. Muldrcw. Of
LaMott; vice presidents, II. W. Gull
din, of Pottstown: Il. Il. Ellis, Of Well
don Harry Harris, Of Wyndmoor Sec
retaries. 4. c. Livergood, of Norris
town, and J. Norman Kline, Of Jenkin-
town treasurer. William j. Dcvine, OF
Amber; solicitor, Frank y. Renninscr,
Of Glcnsidc; chaplain, the Rev, DR.,
William Barnes Lower, Of Wyncotc ;
trustees, Harry Bickel, Of NorriStown
Thomas Diehl, Of Glcnslde, and \. r.
Clayton, Jr., of Mckinley.
1t was planned to hold the annual
banquet in Sorristown the night OF
April 10. and the customary dcmonstra O..
ton at Willow Grove in August. Com
mittees were appointed for both events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Proposals
DEPARTMENT or PURLIC SAFETY
Directors oGiee. Room 2i5. City Hall

Directors OHiee. Room 2i5. City Hall
s.o,.. Ph,iadsIph!s: April ! 1921
ApTii %. iSsi. a. IL o'clock nosn. Tor the
BUREAU OF FIRE: Furnishing complete
One Sins!e. Screw Steel Fire boat, Plans
snt speeineations can be obtained at the
0ries ot Cornell a Matthews, Room 1I2,
This sum VIII 20 rofqndsd upon the return
Of said specifications IN an undamagsd con.
dl,ion. and within one week after date OF
submission OF bids.
81 mona but competent and nrpt-elAss work.
men. who are citizens OF tho United States;
no workmen to be considered as competent
and hrst ciass who are not duly skilled
IN their respective branches OF labor. and
who shall be paid such rates OF wages and
TOR such hours OF work as shall he the
for such hour. OF work by employers i OF
organized labor In the doing Of similar work
as provided by Ordinance Of Couneiis ap.
P'fSS SSs from osh.fs % rhsn hhsT' ,ho.. ENGAGED IN
actual business In the general branches
SpeeInsd viii not be considered or enter,
The contractor will he required to comply
with tho Act ot Assembly of July Is iofiYf
| relative to workmcn's CompenaatIon In.
surance and proof must be furnished IN.
| accepted the provisions OF said Act and in.
| suTed his liability Hereunder. or secured
! exemption theTsfrom
No b'ss w'li be sSen.idsrsa u2lss, accom-,
| Iieitor, In accordance with Ordinance NJ
! Councils. approved May 20. 1850. reauir,ns
proposal bond IN all cases where the amount
The Director reserves the riEht 10 reject
| any or all bids, or parts OF bids. as may
hs deemed best for the interests OF the
JAMES T. coRTELyoU.
Director.