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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

Charleston. w. Va, April 18.-Por'
tions of the United States district
court injunction referring to persua-
sion OF miners in the Mingo field and
forbidding maintenance or the Mingo
tent colonies OF strikers were hus'
pended by an order of supcrscdas filed
today and signed by Judge Martin A
Knapp, of the circuit court of appeals.
The order, however, supulates that
portions OF the injunction against in
timidation, menace and threats are not
suspended. An appeal by officials OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
was granted at the same time, and
the cahe ordered into the fourth cir.
cult court at Richmond. without date
being set for the hearing.
Members and counsel for the mine
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IN BANKRUPTCY

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE:
UNITED STATES
For the Northern District Of West
Virginia.
IN the Matter u; In
Nile Sharp, bankruptcy
Bankrupt. No. sos
To the Creditors Uc Me sharp IF Nc
McIhcn in the County az Marshal!
and district aforesaid. u banhrUnt.
Notice IS hereby given that on the
i3th day oc April. y. Il. I92t. IN" So.
Nile Sharp was Ga'y adjuL."atcd i
bankrupt herein. and tha: thu first
meeting o. the creditors "" bc held AZ
the Offices o. J. ". CJmm.us. Referee
n Bankruptcy. a; rooms ""b-;-A NJ
tiOnal Iiank T.: Vest Virginia iiU:lI..as:.
corner Twel:ch a:.d M.i.a SirHrt.s. IN ,a.'
CITY OF Wheeling. County Of Ohiu ;tHd
State of IVES: Virginia. Oh ;he .sia day
OF April. \ ID. i"22. u: "'clnck in :he
afternoon. 4; which time Toe said cred
ltors may attend. prove tn"!r Claims. ap-
point 4 trustee. cXai.tiac tAc aaukru?i
and transact such other business rs
may proper! cone before S:.'d meeting.
J. v. CUMMINGS,
Referee IN BANKRUPTCY.
A. Z. BRYANT
Attorney for bankrupt. apr.l2-s
April l.. 1879.
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ALLIES At GENOA
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alton and informing Germany that she
IS disbarrcd from further participation
IN discussion Of Russian affairs at the
economic conference.
The meeting Was held at the Villa
Rargia. Premier lHCta's homo, and
was continuous with the exception OF
bFicf periods for lunch and tea, when
more intimate conversations were car.
ricG on between tho various delegates.
Dianficd Discussion.
The discussions at tho meeting were
calm and Identified, although consider
able differences Of opinion existed.
two groups formed. ono led by Eng
land and the other by France, while
the Italian DELEGATES displayed a con-
cilatory attitude. Some Of the e1,
irenists are said to have proposed
breaking UP the conference. but a ma.
ioritv f0vored awaiting MosCow's re-
,Dlv to the allied demands.
According to Information from
French sou"ccsI Mr.. Lloyd George en-
rhaei-cd the necessity OF adopting a
severe a'ti'u6r toward both Russia
ana kTfT1UIiIN, tut S'>I''N ii'iS oSa'HS
Germany. pointing ont that Germany
had signed the Versailles treaty,
whereas Russia hid not.
Italy for Moderation.
Signor Schan2cr, tho Italian foreign
minister favored an attitude OF mod
Grafton in the interests OF the confer
cnCo. Mr.. Lloyd George replied that
it was no time to display weakness.
He counscllcd sending note TO Ger,
many and Russia. declaring they must
modify their attitude if they expected
TO be permitted 10 discuss Russian al
fairs at Genoa.
At the evening session there was a
discussion Cr tn" advisabiity Of insist.
ing that Germany either revise the
treaty with Russia or be expelled
from all commissions OF the confer
CnCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
}. OBITUARY (
MRS. THOS. GODFREY
Former BsllaIre Woman Dies ut Late
Homo In Tollansbes

Mrs. Emma Godtrry. wife OF Thomas
NJ. Godfrey. Of Follansbse. w. Va. died
at her home there early Tuesday. fol-
lowing a long Illness with compiled
tions. She was IN her SEVENTEEN year.
Deceased was born in Pittsburgh. July
,. 1852. She was married 10 Mr.. God
frey at Bollaire. O.. in 1878 and resided
there for a number 81 years, later NOV
ing 10 Mingo and thence to FoIlaasoce.
She was a member % the First Freshly
terrain church OF Bella;rc. Deceased Is
survived by her husband. thr,-, sons.
Everett OF F'Oliansbcs; Harry. Of M!ne".
and aErl. Of Mck"esport. Ia. also one
brother. William Thomas. and one sister.
Anna Is. Thomas. both OF Bella!re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
BORDER LINE STORE
SMUGGLES IMMIGRANTS
Syracuse Man Pays Heavy Fine for
Illegal Use Of His Property

Syracuse. y. Y. April 1s.--Accused OF
using his grocery store at JamcrSon
line. on tho american Canadian border
as 4 secret cEan2cl through which nun
dreds OF immigrants have i!lc2aIIY
skipped into the United States. larry
Gordon pleaded guilty IN federal court
here today He WAS liacd sl@j and com
mitted 70 Jail for one day. The back
door OF the store IS IN Canada ana the
front is in the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
DEBT COMMISSION
HASN'T ONE PENNY
Commission Named to Handle EleVen
Billion Dollars Can't Buy
Postage Stamp.

Washington. Apr:i lS-Crcated by
CONGRESS t. negotiate the funding or
an eleven billion dollars indch,s to this
country 10y foreign nations. the allied
debt commission today found itse!.
Nvilhol; fGnd$ Ia buy postage stamp
for setting the wheels oc funding mach
!nrry IN motion.
Senator Smoot. 4 member OF tho COM
missiGny w3s entrusted with tn" duty of
ohta,rirr from ronGress an approrTi2-
ton 10 meet necessary expenses.
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RUSH UNIONIzAH0k
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Element of the strike. At the conclu'
sion Of the conference. which was be-
hind closed doors, it was announced
that no progress had been made
toward settlement Of wage conro-
versieS.
Fifteen of the nineteen demands sub.
mitted by the anthracite miners five
weeks ago remain to De threshed out
before framing Of new wage agree
mcnt can begin. The subcommittee
will hold another short session to-
mOrrON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
McFADDEN oBsEQU1ES

Last rites for the !a;H l.. II. McFadd"n,
veteran OF the civil war. vii! no L. ii
this afternoon at ESQ o'clock from his
late home in Wcllsburg. The Rev. l..
t.. Burt. pastor OF the WellsbnrE l'reS-
hyter!an church. vii! ofttciato ana inter
ment will hc taken ~ bethany Cor hur-
tai The G.. a. l. will DC IL charge OF
the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
MRS. Ema RAMSEY

The remains OF the late Mrs. Emma
Ramsey. who did Monday night at the
Ohio Valley General hospital. were &c
moved yesterday from the Mendei
Funeral par!ors to her late home at
Morristown. .. Deceased is survived by
her husband and six children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
SNDEE FUNERAL

The funeral OF Charles V. Snider will
be held from his late residence. No. 1907
Wood street, this morning at $50
o'clock Requiem high mass will fol-
low at the ST. Joscphs Cathedral. Bur-
tai will be In Greenwaod cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
wuLETTS FUNERAL

Funeral services for the late MIS-. Ne
nts {. Willet,s w~,rn held yesterday 'Tom
the Mcndel Funeral home. 1868 thapilne
street. The Rev. W. T.. Craig. pastor OF
Thomson NJ. Il. church. off!c!aicI In
tomhment was made in the Grecnwoo God
mauS0leum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
DE- CHARLES McIANE

Tho body of the late pr. Charles IL
McLane. aged -. who died carly yCStCr-
day morning At his granddaughter f.
Mrs. y. NJ. Stats. was shipped 10 his
late home In MorgautowG yesterday.
where funeral services Will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
ALEX UPDEGRAFF IS
IN SAME CONDITION

The condition oc A'"N lrd"rra :.
prominent business man who suffered
naralytic stroke last Friday, vas re
oor,sd 10 he about the sanlA" az TIVE
Ohio valley General hospital last rtght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
STOCKHOLDERS UErUa

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS RAIL & RIVER
COAL COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Rail & River Coal Company will be held
ut the General OGiees OF the Company.
No. IA Kirby Building. Cleveland. Ohio,
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon on
Tuesday. May .. 1922. for the election
of Directors and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly como
before the meeting.
D. w. MILLER.
aprlS-p Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
MALE Oh YENALE

wANTED-Thorough competent stem
oGrapher: must have at least three
years actual experience and be able TO
furnish satisfactory references: good
salary and permanent position: state
age experience and salary. Address
A. T. S, care lntelligencer. apr.19-i
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wANrED-lGENTS.

WANTED-Large shirt manufacturer
wants agents 10 sell complete limo OF
shirts directly 10 wearer. Exclusive
patterns. Rig values. Free samples.
Madison Mills, sos broadway. New York.
te-l-e-o-w-ny-17-'2
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Lot a, View ro!nt. on the
Pike. 50xe50 ieet. worth $500, will
sell to quick buyer for $500. Address
View Point care Intelligence. apr.i9-i
FOR RENT rooms and bath. second
floor. al EdSwCo4. CaI Wheeling
22I-W. apr.lJ-l
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DIED

Agsio Tilletts died
Sunday morning a; $40, She vas the
widow OF the late Joseph Tilletts anil
the daughter Of William Hubbard.
She has ONT one surviving brother.
Joseph Hubbard
Funeral was held from the Kepner
undertaking par,ors Tuesday after
noon at ESQ o'clock. She was a
worthy member o. the Thomson
MeLlodist church.
IN NEMORIAM
Under the clayey mound.
Under the sheaped up sod.
We have only laid the casket
While the Jewel is with God.
HER BROTHER
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YIHANCIAL

TANTECNFor ono year, six or ten
thousand dollars; wili/give tirst mort
gage and pay ESQ. c. v. F, care Intel
ligencer. apr.1S-I
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pa:c n negotiations between countries
that wcro s!caato!:cs 10 tho peace
treaties which terminated the vorIo
war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
TOR SALE-Ho8SED

FOR SALE-Horse. 5 years old: broke:
weight LOO. Cali 7l09-R.11. Elm Grove.
apr.1S-j
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AMI IL survived by h"r husband and
three sons. Everett, AT home. Larry. OF
MinEo Junction. and Earl OF MchesS-
port Ia.
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FOR sALE-ErscsL1ANEous

FOR SALE-Davcnprrt, mahogany fin
ish- SIS Howard St. Bridgeport. ..
apr.l?-l
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GODFREY-Emma, wife Of Thos. NJ.
Godfrey. DID at her home n Foilans-
bee Monday. April 18th. Deceased was
in her seventy seCond year. and Is
survived by her husband and threa
sons, Everett at home. Harry Of
Ningo Junction and Earl OF Mckees-
port. Pa.
Funeral from her late home at 2:3o
Wednesday. with interment at Steub-
enyilie. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

WANTED Lith0S-aph Onset Pressmen
and TransSererS. The Courier-Journai
JOB Printing Company, OF Louisville.
Ny. operating an open shop on a profit
shariaS bass, can use several hrst class
lttho Offset pressmen and transferers.
Good wages. time and half for over
time. For;y-eight hour week. Perma-
nent position and full time guaranteed
Transportation refunded. Wire or write
mmed.ately. ap lt-lI-lS
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$500 SECURES 80 acre farm-F:dge
village; 100 fruit trees. $500 income:
convenient railroad town: Ito acres t!H-
able: pasture: estimated 10000 feet
timber; lao apple and peach trees; good
house. well built barn: cannot handle;
So. o2:y 500 cash. J. I. SkaGgs.
Anderson, w. Va apr.l9-2l
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WANTED - Lady demonstrators. Ad-
dress II. I. - care lntelligencer.
aplT-j
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WANTED-ENALn


MAKE .15.co weekly. evenings at home:
absolutely reliable: dino brings offer.
W. I. Thompson. Box 90. Richmond Hill.
y. Y. apr 19-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
"BIG Navy"
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body wants disarmament In tho alb
strsct but not in the concrete"
Declaring the cat was out OF the
bag" he shouted TO the house that the
who!o question at issue circled around
the number OF officers. and then charS-
I'd that the navy department. in insist
Ing on an Increased personnel. wanted
10 put coo additional desu-oyers In
commission.
They hoped to get these destroyers
1t the other end Of the capitol" he en-
claimed. The carcass Is in plain view
now. More dcstroyers mean more re-
pair work. The men who wanted more
money for the navy yards have marched
right up to the place where they coul'l
take II out then backed away. saying
Don't let 30 any further. Let the sen.
ate do It." Half the Job was done here
and they proposed to finish 1t at the
other end"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
SALE--POULTRY

FOR SAL.. --Anconas. Shepherd Strain.
Stock and eggs II. Is. Hemmann. r..
Wheeling. w. Va. ma 25-2Ss
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FARMS FoR aALE

FOR SALE-S0 acre dairy farm In good
state OF cultivation with stock and
too.s Registered tubercutin tested Hol.
stems. buildings practically new. Gas
and water IN house and ban. Barn
equipped with James sta5cHtons. drink
ing cups and sllo. On improved road.
seven miles south OF Alliance Address
Box lis. Homework. Ohio. ap l2-l
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Denial Prom DENLY

There came later denial from Secre-
tary DENLY, transmitted through the re-
pJesentattve Macarthur. Republican, Ore
gon. Of the charge that the department
contemplated putting into service n
larger number Of dcstrcyers than allotted
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TRIALS
IN COMMON PLEAS CorE7

Assignments of cases for the common pleas court in Norwich and New London have been made as follows by Judge c. B. Waller:
 April II. New London-Teodor zaiao vs Peter Dmytrystyn, and others; ]. Was ley Fordham vs Ezekiel Spitz
 April IT. Norwich-Ths IIs-hawny ca. Inc vs Gilbert p. Coates; Oscar Fl. Main vs The |. Suzio Co. plea in abatsmert
 April 2s. NorW1ch-GeorEs Fraser vs Oliver ". Fowler.
 May 1. New Jondon-Schvz-rz Fruf- ture Go. vs Hyman Kapian; Harry IAzE- worth vs c. II Shay.
 May 6. New London-3fichael Trurz-z vs Busssl Senkow.
 May 8. Norwich-Lou,s Chernsy vs Samuel Green; Ellen Brown vs slsrgzrai Carroll
 May 1s. NorEich-John S Bentley va Sherwood c. Avery. exec. Moses Lam bert vs Arthur Goyette
 May 22. New London-Brainard Armstrong Co. vs New Haven R-ailroad Go.
 The cases Of Talking 1Lachins Go. vs Mrs J. Dennis. Lima BeckTith vs David F. Armstrong and Ab6ot Langworthy va Gannet Huling that had been sSsigaed were continued.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
DIED

RICHaToND-In this city. April ii 1922 Clara F. Hurd beloved wife of Lewis s. Richmond, aged 42 years.
 DBTOCK-Iu Wilimantic, April 10, 1929. Major George Dimock, aged s6 years, member Conn. Heavy Artillery.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
Christ Church Holy week Services

Holy week ervices at Christ Episcopal church will be as follows;
 Wednesday-Hoiy Communion a- 70. Evening prayer 4-3o.
 Maundy Thursday-Holy Comnuzion 10 a. m
 Good Friday-Aforning praye- zt io.7c a. m The rector will conduc- the Three Hour Passion service from 12 noon untii three o'clock in comnemoraticn e tho Passion and death Of Christ. This ssr- vice consists cf Q series Of addresses i1- terspersed with prayers and numerous hymns which give an opportunity for those who cannot attend the entire aer- vice to enter or leave during the hymns.
 Saturday at in the afternoon thsre will be baptism. It is ex1ected that uuite a number of children will be baptized at this service.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
HOTELS
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

W.iimanlc Co-n. April g. 1922 Ey v.-tuc ol an order of tha Probate Court for The District Of Hampton, cffer for sale the following described real es- tate belonging to the estate of Joseph Bufchnal. ia-e of Hampton. deceased. Niz.-
 Eehty-seven (S7) acres Of land f; thirty-hve l35) acres of this is tillable, the rest pasture large barn with shed attached located on this property This and s bounded on the west and north wes- by highway leading from Hampton EIi to PoUfret. or the north by Little Elver, on the east by Little River and land ot William s4shley's estate, on the s5ah by the land Of josiah Hyde, Hor- s4-se Church and others.
 RALPH BURCHNALIs,
 Administrator. c1b HEh St.. W1Emantic- Conn.
 apr5d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
BORN

srLL-In Baltic. April 8, 1922. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. StIiL EEYNOLDS-In Plainheld. a son to NIT. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12

THERE is no advertising rnecnlm ia Eastern Connecticut equal to The Rulle- ilu for business resulta
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
FOB SALE.

40-acre state road farm bordering on river, with good old maple shade, 20 acres fertile tiIlage land, 20 acres pasture and woodland. good orchard, 5-room house, bungalow style, newly decorated and painted, with fine large living room with open fireplace garage, stock barn and sheds all buildings in fine shape; price only $3.500; easy terms.
 TRYONS' AGENCY.
 apr6d YYillimantic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12

A fisherman has plenty of time l- which to think out sealy stories
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
WKNTED-FemaIe

WANTED-Compet girl for general housework. Apply Mrs William B. Birge, ? Huntington Place. apr12d
 WANTED-Competen cook. Mrs. Gardiner Greene. BPS Washington St Telephone 240. apr1ld
 WANTED-At once, woman to do light housekeeping. Write Box B. D., care Bulletin. aprl1o
 WANTED-Nurse, girl Apply to Mrs. Gordon Hislop. q Broad St. aprlld
 WANTED TT Competent woman for hcusework one day a week. Mrs. E. Eggleton Tel. 1575. apr11d
 WANTED-Experien lady canvass- CTS; $15 to $50 weekly, booking orders for Noe-Equal hosiery; guaranteed. to satisfy. Cali for MT. Hall, District Man ager, from 6.So to 9.3o evenings, Waure- gan Hotel. aprlOd
 WANTED-Young woman clerk for light, clean office work; must be quick and accurate. Call at 12 Water St, Danielson, Conn. aprSd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
If stormy. postponed uu1n Monday.

If stormy, postponed uu11 1ronday. April IT.
 Upright piano. kitchen range. Ice cream freezer. Viashstand set, household furni- Iure. pe1s, E-L seal jars. 9 COWS. ! he.fer. g. hens. 40rooth weeder. power rcrd wood, garden seeder. broadcast seeder. 1 hillside blow, ] ploTv. 1 horse rake tr.-u- uatorf gne ana lWo-hor6e moving rla- cnnes, narrow seeder. hand seeder. har- row, double driving harness. cider urerr. two-horse team wagon. hoes rates. rhor- els, etc Two miles south of 0ncrn. Conn, on the former Walter Place farm apr12d WILLIAM O. HARTMAN.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before the public, there is no medi- um better than through the advertising columns of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
BUILDING
GOAL AND WOOD

COAL, seasoned wood and kindllngs Ia large e small quantities. Phone 564 or l325-2. R. Shapiro. Willow St. formerly Durkee Lane deeAA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-06
Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, July 5--The market
was very quiet up to noon-time.
There were fewer offerings of stock
by trucks, as the storm and holiday
break kept the larger part of this
line Of traffic away. Beef cattle Sales
were made slowly and at lower
average than at The Tuesday sale.
and no extras were offered. The
calf market was dull, few sales Of
extra choice calves were reported at
II 1-2c, but the lots on average, lots
OF fancy calves was lao 10c, with
the bulk of these change hands at
&c. Sheep and lambs sold lower. but
the quality governed this decline.
Hogs were offered in very small lots
and few sold at the 1-4c advance.
1-2c being the highest price report
cd. Mich cows were in light supply.
with buyers scarce Fancy cows sold
at sf10 q $50, with choice and me-
diumly good cows at s55 10. Poor
mike sold at s35 a So. Amongst the
late arrivals. r. L. Wormell, Me-,
shipped II mixers and % calves. r.
d. Pickett. IL mixers and 80 calves.
J. 7. Ryan, cows and S5 claves. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-06

The butter market has declined the
past week opening on Western extras
at S9c and declining to csc on Satur-
day. There has been some speculative
demand. Storage holdings in Boston in
creased during the week about $780,
00t lbs. Consumptive demand has
he'd UP well in spite of the higher
prices. Northern extras closed the
week at 3Sl39c. Cheese market has
ruled firm throughout the week with
prices unchanged. Considerable stor-
age demand with stocks in storage in
croasing around 100000 lbs. At the
close Twins 2l-22c. Single Daisies and
Young Americas 21-213c. Egg market
has been about steady with the de-
mand for fine quality Of fresh receipts
got d. All eggs are showing consid
cradle heat, both Western and nearby
hcrnerics. Current receipts 24-2jic
with graded receipts up to e6Ic. Trades
and diIties 21-22c. Fancy nearby hem
nercs 1880 in a wholesale way.
distributed through the Boston Of
fee of the Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, u. 5 Department of Agri-
culture, 402 Atlantic Ave)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-06

10 three months loans on a per cent.
basis were again privately negotiated
bit tho open rate was "A per cont.
Confusing conditions marked the
DAVIS active dealings in foreign OK
change. or all the more important
rates British bills alone were strong,
rising - cents over Mondays closing
figure. Allied bills were lower by
about 10 10 90 points. the Dutch rate
rose - points with the Danish rate
and Norwegian and swedish remit
tarCcs forfeited Il points each. OF the
minor exchanges the Greek rate again
lost ground, declining almost so
points.
-Four OF the Liberty issues made now
high records on today's bond market,
the 3Is at 100 80. first As at l0024. sec
ond AS at 100.li and fourth As at
log rs.
In tho varied list Of foreign gov
eminent loans mixed changes were
shown. Netherlands 6s rose one point.
with moderate gains in Copenhagen
5be and Chinese Railway 5s. but Mex
lear Is and 5s were distinctly heavy,
as were also cuba Republic AS and
RI. de Janeiro So.
GAINS ranging from ono to almost
Nv, points were made by number of
UNDERLYING mortgages of the domcs-
a. railway group. notably Illinois Cen
ira; rcfundinc As, Canadian Northern
ca Atchison s., st. Paul convertible
and rounding As and Northern Pacific
Is. Total sales. par value, aggregat-
ed sll.S6i. 000
Tho one new corporate offering of
OON n6n r.. +. Goodrich 25-ycar 81 per
cent. gold bond issues. which was Of
fctcd At - and interest and soon was
oVcrsuhscrihed.