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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
IZBA PRZYJELA WNIoSEK
O oGRANIcZENIU IMM1-
GRACJI.

Waszyngton, 81 lutego. IL
ba przyjeia wczoraj wniosek Q
przedluzcpiu istniejacego prawa
. trzyprocentbwem ograniczeniu
imnigracji do Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych. Wniosek ten zostas juz
wczoraj przesiany Senatowi ! W
razic jego przyjecia bedzie miai
moe obowiazujaca az do dnia 80
czcrwca 1923 rokh. Ia przyjeciem
wniosku wypowiedzia}o sic ESQ
gios6w zas przeciw wnjoskow1
or
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
KURs MAREK p0IsKoH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskicgo
KonsuIatu Generalnego kurs marek
polskich Jest dis $40 marek "a
81, czyli 81 cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
GcRNICY / RoBoTNTcY Ko
LEJoWI w SPRAWIE
WSPoLNEI AKCII.

Liderzy gornikow robotnik6w
kolejowych maja rozpoczat dzi-
siaj swoje narady w4hotell Great
Northern W sprawie wspolnej ak,
| eli obronnej, proponowanej przez
prezesa United Mine Workers
OF America. w sprawie ewentu-
aInego strajku gornikow, ktory-
by sic miai rozpoczac 1go kwiet-
MIA poparcia go ze strony robot
nikow kolejowych, ci ostatni "a
Ijeli stanowiskp opozycyjne. w
naradach wezmie udziai 10 wiel-
kich uni kolejowych, W ktorych
dominlrjace stanowisko zajmuja
4 organizacje pracownik6w trans
portowych. Juz obecnie widac,
re najprawdopodobniej zjedno-
genie robotnikow kolejowych z
g6rnjkami bedzie tylko nominal
lie, gdyz 4 p6wyzei wspolnniane
organizacje sa W trakcie nawia-
zania stosunk6w wiaScicielani
konlpanij kolejowych, kt6rzy O.
fiarowuja i'm niezSe warunki
piracy. i wynagrodzenia. Przeciw-
ME wszystkie inne rzemiosla l0o-
lejowe sa bardziej sksonne przy-
staple do wspolnei akcji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, Fl. IutegO: sw. Ele-
onOry p.
Jutro, srOda, -. lutegO: Hat. sW.
PiOtra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
PERTRAKTAcJE SoWTE-
TOW z NIEMcAMI ZRoBIEY
FIASCO.

Berlin, q. lutego. - Z niemie-
clich k6} przemysiowych otrzy-
mano wiadomoSc, IL pertraktacje
sowietow prowadzone przez Kra
sina i Radka, agent6w sowiec--
kich. skohczyly sic zupeSnem ME
powodzeniem. ..,-.
Z tych samych zrodel otrzy-
mano wiadomo$c, re rad sowie-
tow rozczarowany niePowodze-
MEM rokowan z Niemcami zwro-
Gil sic ku Francji. .Wiasciwie Ra-
dek rozpocza{ juz kokietowanie
kol francuskich jeszcze W ciagu
rokowai z Niemcami, gdy zau--
wazyi, ze Niemcy ME spiesza sic
z zawarciem umowy z sowieta--
mi. .....
G4ownym cele1n wizyty Radka
do Nierniec byfo uzyskanie. han
dlowego porozumienia przemy
slowcami niemieckimi, lecz plan
jego zosta{ przyjety tylko przez
Feliksa Deutsch'a, dyrektora
kompanji elektrycznej. Krasin
zaS przez specjalnych agentow
nawiazal stosunti z Hugo Stin-
pes'em, kt6ry odpowiedziai bez
logrodek, IL moze on pertrakto-
wac z Rosja tylko przez konsor-
cjum miedzynarodowe, do ktore-
go weszbby Anglia Stany Zje-
dnoczone. Odpowiedz TAXA roz--
czarowaIa zupeinie Krasina, kto-
ry odrazu zaniechal wszelkich
rokowan z grupa Stinnes'a.
Przez zwrocenie sic W strong
Francji i zagrozenie Niemcom, IL
wykorzystaniem klauzul traktatu
wersalskiego, lctore opiewaja, re
Rosja ma prawo zadania cd Me
mice odszkodowania wojennego,
Rad sowieoki spodziewa sic u
zyskac cd Niemiec dose znaczne
Ikoncesje handlowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
z Biura MeteorOlOg gcnegO.

Wsch6d sIonca o gOdzinie 6;SS.
Zach6d sIo6ca gOdzinie $50.
Pogoda W Chicago / okohcy; We
wtorek czesciowo pOchmurnie, W sro-
de prawdOpOdobnie des1cz, lub Snieg;
niewiele zmiany W temperaturze. -
Swiety wschOdni wiatr.
u
Temperature DOLBY nlfnionej: NaJ'
wytsza wczoraj godzinie 11tej W
nocy 80 stopni, najnizsza wc1oraj "
poludniu % stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
ZARZAD HOTELU SHER-
MAN, oSKARzONY PRZEZ
AGENToW- FEDERALNYCH


Ma skutek oskarzenia, wniesio-
nego wczoraj do sadu dystrykto-
wego Stanow Zjednoczonych
przez federalnego prolluratora
Clyne'a, zarzad hotelu Sherman
musi wytfumaczyc sic re spree
day 30,279 gaolnow wilma i wod-
XII Cd dnia 1go lipca> 1919 roku,
do dnia 30go czerwca 1920 roku
Kompanja ia ma przywilej spree
dawania win wzdek kupcom
hurtownym, lecz "a specjalnem
tylko pozwoleniem; pozwolenia
co ptawda byiy, ale wiele Mich
ybyIo podrobionych, wedSug
wzmiankowego oskarzenia. Ak
! Icja, kt6ra powzias Prokurator
Gyne jest wynikiem kilkumie;;
siecznych badah urzednikoy z
biura wywiadowczego podatkow
iwewnetrznych, ma ktorego czele
stoi pu4k. A. c. Earnshaw. Po-
przednio juz prokurator Clyne
starai sic wnieSc oskarzenia prze
civ urzednikom konpanii Sher--
man przekraczanie prawa pro-
liibicyjnego, ale ME udafo mt
sic tego dowiesc. Obecne oskar-
zcnie wyrnienia .26 przestepstw
a kara "a kazde przestepstwo wy
nosi 81, 600; pr6cz tego, jesli o
skarzenie zostanie udowodnione
kompanja Sherman bedzie mu--
siala zaptacic zalegte podad1i blu
rom wcwnetrznych eel.
/ Ma razie, urzednicy konlPanj'
Sherman ME bior4 oskarzenia ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
Kronika Chicagoska.

serjo, utrzymujac, re W kazdel
chwili MONA sprawdzit, ze ME
narpszaia ona praw ME pre-
Lkroczyfa ustaw prohibicyinych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
PLAN MAGISTRATE
w .PRAWYBORACH.

Melody proponowanej kontroli
mad legislature Stanu Illipois 20
staiy przedstawione wczoraj, Q,
stateczny plan ,zostanie opraco=-
wany W West Baden przez lide--
row magistrackich. w dystryk--
tsch senatorja1nych, W ktorycli
kandydatami sa demokraci, nagi
STRAIT pragnie mice republikan6w,
ktorzy jednak podczas wyborow
Ilistopadowych ustapia ma rzecz
demokratow, popierajacych
grups Lundin Thompson. To
dotyczy specjalnie 17-go dy-
stryktu, gdzie senator Edward J.
IGlackin, pobierajacy pensje cd
magistratu, jest demokratycz-
nyn kandydatem ma senatora
do 25go dystryktu, gdzie senator
Daniel Herlihy bedzie sic starai
O renoniinacje. Co sic. tyczy
lprzedstawicieli W izbie possow,
toi tam republikanie pragna "a
chowac swoie stanowisko j usta-
pic podczas wybor9w jesiennych
ma rzecz kifku deinokratow z "a
chowaniem jednak przewagi dla
siebie. Gubernator Small patrzy
|podobno z wielkiern niedowierza
MEM ma przeprowadzerie tego
Iplanu i twierdzi, ze ", wieluS dy-
stryktach absolutnie niemozli-
1--we bedzie przeprowadzenie go,
Dokonczenie Iia stronicy q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
COLLINS I GRIFFITH SPo-
DzIEWAJA SIZE zWYcIE-
SILVA.


Dublin, 81. lutego. - Collins j
Griffith spodziewaja sic dzisiai
zupelnego zwyciestwa mad par
tia devaferistow podczas gloso--
wanna, ltore ma odbyc sic dzi--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
PLAN RoZWIAZANIA KLo-
POT6W FINANSOWYCH.

Ma rocznym bankiecie Chica--
goskiego oddziaEu, American In
stitute of Banking, W hotelu La
Sale, oSwiadczyi p. insult, pre-
zes kompanji gazowej, ze jedy--
nem rozwiazaniem kwestji finan
sowcj jest przeprowadzenie jego
planu, to jest, by kazdy-p -pasazef
W poci9gu kolet gornej, kazdy
konsument gazu, elektrycznosci !
innych uzytecznosci publicz--
nych. stal sic wspolnikiem kom-
panij dotychczas istniejacych,
Twierdzi on, ie do$wiadczenie
nabyte W czasie wojny nauczy-
b mas, ze' tylko konsumenci sa
w stanie, jesli stana sic wspolni-
kami, uwolnic kazda pojedyhcza
IuzytecznoSc publiczna Cd ktopo-
tow finansowych. Me powinna
TAXA uzytecznoSt publiczna stac
sic wlasnoScia miejska, lecz VIA
snoScia wszystkich poszczeg6l-
nych jednostek, korzystajacych z
niej. w takim wypad!lu mniejby
sic ysfyszaio o rozmaitych zarzu-
tach stawianych dzisiai admin
stracjom takich uzytecznoSci pu-
blicznych i mniej nabyciu ich
nrze, wtadze rlunicyDalne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
OBYWATELE AMERYKAN-.
Soy UWoLNIENI q LEGO.
NU HISZPANSKIEGO.

Washington, II lutego. = De.
parliament Stanu otrzymai wczo-
raj powiadomienie, re ma skutek
interwencji rzadu waszyngtoh-
skiego, 20 obywateli Stanow Zje
dnoczonych, znaidujacych sic W
szcregach hiszpahskiego legjonu
Icudzozietnskiego, zostaio uwolnio
lnych obecnie znajduja sic oni W
drodze do Ameryki. Koszta prze-
wozu tych obywateli do Stanow
Zjednoczonych przyjal ma siebie
Amerykahski Gzerwony Krzyz.
RADJoTELEGRAF WoJEN-
NY DO CELoW PRASY.
Washington, 81 lutego. = Sc
nat powziai wczorai uchwale,
,lnoca ktorej upowaznia Rad do
przcdiuzenia terninu az do lipca
1927 roku w dziedz;nie udziela-
MIA prawa korzystania wojennej
komtlrikacji radjotelegraficznei
w ,przedmiocie przesyiania i o.
itrzylnywanja wiadomosci ze,
NVschodu, wysp Hawajskich j z
Aiaski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21
Opozycja Przeciw Poda-
tkowi Ma Bonus.
Dow6z CukruzKuby Bedzie Ograniczony
Obyw. Amerykaiscy Uwonieni zLegonu Hiszpaiskiego.
Radjo.teIegraf Wojenny Do Celow Prasy.
Inne TelegTdmy Krdjowe.

netu rzadowego, oznajrnif wczo
raj, IL W tym roku Rad ME be-
dzic dazyl do sztucznego obnizc,
lila produkcji cukru ma Kubie, ma
ton1iast beda wprowadzone ogra.
niczenia W wywozie cukru do Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21

Dokohczenie "a stronicy 2ei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21

Dokonezenle M strongly :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-21

Dokohczenie lia stfonicy 8
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
CEMENT
BIDS TO WIDEN
SCOPE OF WORK
Highway Commission Plans
Improvement of Roads in
Lake Region.

Success IN obtaining lower bids for
cement for paving sections of the Ma
tionaI road was a determining factor in
the decision Of the State highway COM
mission to extend its hard surface road
program for this year to include Gil
miles Of road in the Lake Michigan dis
trict. it was said today.
The most notable Of the Improvements
decided upon Is a section OF the Dunes
highway in Lake and Porter Counties
The route, designated as State road No.
43, skirts the shore Of Lake Michigan
and is twenty-One miles in length. The
commission decided to hold 100000 Of
road funds in reserve for use in the
program Of improvement on secondary
roads of the highway system.
BIDS AWAITED
on THESE ROADS.
- Bids viii be received on the following
roads:
EIkhart to Michigan State line, four
miles, formerly known as the Edwards
burg road, but changed to the Casopolis
road and relocated to extend due north
from EIkhart to the State line where it
viii connect. with q Federal aid road in
the Michigan system which is already
under contract.
Lincoln highway in Lake County from
a point three and One-half miles west
o. tie ideal section, 40 miles.
Tdnco.n highway in Porter County,
vest of Valparaiso, II miles.
Ia lJstadt cutoff Of the Dixie Bee
line in Gibson and Vanderburg Counties,
ten niles.
Brazil to vt. Meridian, on the Ma
tionsl road, approximately fourteen
miles. This work will complete the
paving of the National road in the State.
OWNERS MUST
PROVIDE TILE.
The practice Of farmers along the State
system obstructinC drainage bitches by
constructing crossings and entrances
from the highway to tbeir land was
brought 10 the attention of the commits
sion in that property owners desiring
such crossings must provide the tile and
the commission Will provide the labor.
This is essential, members say, II the
drainage Of State roads is to be main
tanned in the manner necessary for q
high standard Of roads.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
Williams Held on
. Charge of Forgery

Clarence Williams, %, who is said
to have escaped from the Indiana State
Farm last September. where he was serv-
ing sentence of one year for vehicle
taking, is under arrest on a charge of
forgery and failure to pay taxicab bills.
Williams, it is said, is wanted by military
authorities on charge of desertion from
the Army.
He is charged with swindling several
taxicab companies out of fares amounting
to S13S. He also is said to have given
John Hill, 500 Grove street, a taxi driver,
a forged check for $50 in payment of a
bill
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

Federation and headed by James r.
Howard, president, will be sent to Mex
leo some time this month to fnvetigate
a plan for the development Of Mexican
markets for American farmers, it was
announced today.
1.-The American Farm Bureau Fedora
tion is deeply interested in the develop
ment of Mexican markets." Howard said.
I'VE shall do everything we can to
straigten out conditions and establish
trade on a sound basis. Mexico needs
practically everything we produce and
there should be no difficulty in holding
the market against European competi-
ton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
JEALOUSLOVER
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Former Soldier Ends Life al
Home Of Sweetheart.

Overcome by Jealousy, because he
thought Mrs. Caroline Lee, Is St James
Court, 21O2 North Meridian street, on
whom he was calling was talking on the
telephone to another man, Raymond Z.
Moore. 26, 1O2 East McCarty street, a
mail guard at the Indianapolis postoffice.
committed suicide last night by shooting
himself in the head with q large caliber
service revolver.
When Moore entered the room Mrs.
Lee was talking on the telephone to her
sister Mrs. I. 0. Anderson, 1909 North
Illinois street, and apparently he
thought she was talking to a man for
he took a picture of himself from the
piano, tore It to bits. tIkn drew re-
volver from his pocket al d went into
the bathroom. locking the door be-
hind him. Immediately Mrs. Moore heard
a shot, and called Charles Matlock
ianitor Of the building. who forced the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922.

til payment of spring taxes. The banks
ma >ing the loan are the Indiana, Ma
tional Bank, Meyer Kiser Bank, Security
Trust Company, and the Fletcher Saw
ingS and Trust Company.
The $500 of State FUNDS held by the
Corydon National Bank, closed recently,
came up for discussion by the board The
State is protected by a bond of $150,O00
and will seek to recover on this bond.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
REPORTS SHOCK
HEWITTS KIN
Nurses Damage Suit Against
Widow Promises Sensa-
tiOnal Charges.

NEW YORK, March 1O.-Relatives here
Of the late Peter Cooper Hewitt, million
eire inventor, were astounded today over
dispatches from Paris pretending sensa-
tionaI revelations arising out Of his sud-
den death in the American hospital at
Neuilly last August when he was thought
to be recovering from illness.
The fact that Mr.. Hewitt was believed
to be convalescent at the time of his
death Is expected to prove the high
light" in a suit brought against the in
ventOr's young widow by Miss Elizabeth
C. Kelly, a trained nurse Of New York
and Montreal, for damages. The suit
was filed IL Paris, where Mrs. Hewitt
is living.
The nurse alleges Mrs. Hewitt and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

door open. The bullet passed through
Moore's head and broke window In the
room.
Mrs. Lee, who is a widow, has known
Moore for about three months. He was
a former service man and saw action
overseas in the World War. He is
survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Moore, 102 East McCarty street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
State Finance Board
BOrrOWs $4,000

A loan of 100000 has been negotiated
with four Indianapolis banks by the
State finance board, to meet an emer-
gency arising from the exhaustion of the
general fund. The loan is for ninety days
and is intended to cover the period un
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

Baron Robert Ellinger of England tried
to drive her out of France after litiga-
ton had been instituted against her
by the Baron. She was charged with
stealing jewelry from Mrs. Hewitt, but
the charges were dismissed.
Miss Kelly claims sisters Of the late
inventor will testify in her behalf.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
Farm Bureau Wishes
to Get Mexican Trade

CHICAGO, March 10.-A commission
appointed by the American Farm Bureau
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
Superior x Boston
 Plans WinZe Into
 Old Dominion Vein

GLOBE, Dec. 9.-Carrying forward the plan for the development of the ore body in the North, or Old Domin- ion. vein, encountered several weeks ago in crosscut at the S00-foot level of the Superior and Boston Copper company's mine, the management is having a winze sunk from the cross cut, which has reached a depth of 27 feet. The ore has been continuous in the winze and has averaged about three per cent copper and six to eight ounces silver to the ton.
 The copper occurs in the forms of glance, cuprite and bornite. Neither wall of the vein has yet been exposed in the winze which is being sunk yer tically, but as the vein pitches slight ly toward the north the winze soon should cut the south wall. The vein where exposed on the S00-foot level is fifteen feet wide.
 Two crosscuts are being driven on the 1000-foot level to cut the Old Do- minion vein, one east of the McGaw fault and the other west of that fault. We expect to find the ore east of the McGaw fault oxidized,' President T. R. Drummond said yesterday, 'and probably sulphide in the vein west of the fault"
 Shipments to the International smel ter are holding up very well, averag' ing about B cars of ore month. The ore runs about per cent copper and g to 10 ounces silver.
 The ground below, the 1200-foot lev el is being explored with aNdiamond drill. The drill hole yesterday had reached depth of 160 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
Copper Era)

CLIFTON, Dec. 9-The work done in No. concentrator at Morenci dur ing the past month consisted in in stal1ing a new concentrator unit cap able of treating an additional 700 tons of ore daily under the conditions of the new fine grinding and two-stage fIotation flow sheet which was devel- oped in the experimental mill at Morenci.
 No additional course grinding equip ment for reducing the ore from run of-mine size to six-mesh size has been installed, as machines already in place have more than sufficient capa- city for the additional work required.
 The work necessary for taking care of the additional 700 tons started with the installation of grinding equipment for reducing the ore from six-mesh to minus 4S-mesh size, at which latter size the treatment of the ore by the flotation process is started. For this
 purpose on of the two large Marcy ball mills has been removed from the
 Clifton concentrator and set up in No. 6 concentrator. On account of it's exceedingly heavy weight the removal, transportation and setting up of the mill proved to be. the most arduous task of the reconstruction work.
 Installed alongside the mill is a Dorr rake classifier, the duty of which is to return to the mill all ore which has not been ground to the required degree of fineness during it's passage through the mill. The classifier also discharges to the Notation system over a wire overflow all material { which is already ground fine enough l The above installation is for the pur pose as stated, of reducing the ore tC
 a size which will allow it all to pass | through a screen having As opening. | to the linear inch, known as-4S-mesh Before the ore receives final treat ment, it is found necessary to reduce | it's size to a minus 65-mesh sibe anC another ball mill and classifier install | lation is required to accomplish thi: | work. Ball mills of sufficient capacity | to accomplish this work were already ! in place but for the overflowing of { | product finer than 65-mesh, specn | form of classifier is necessary to work 1 in conjunction with the fine grinding
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Liberty bonds closed: 31as $1OO34; 2nd As $9S.36; 1st AIS $99.1O; 2nd 4As s9S. 50; 3rd 4Hs s9S96; ~4th 4As S9s84: Victory 4%s (uncalled) s100.94; Vie tory 4As (called) S10O.00; U. S. Treasury 4Hs $9974..
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
More Than 800 Men
 Are Now Employed
 for New Cornelia

Announcement was made recently that the New Cornelia copper mine at Ajo is now employing more than 800 men. The mine is in full production and tons of copper ore are being haul ed away daily.
 The new additions, the mill build ing and the power plant extension, are nearly completed and the work is being rushed to an early finish. The company officials reported that excel lent progress was being made in cut ting the underground extensiop at the we'll
 More than 225 4nen are being em- ployed in the new construction work. Several hundred Mexican wood-haul- CTS are helping with the New Corne- lia Notation plant which is expected to be completed in few months. The total number of men on the New Cor nelia payroll is approximately S15, the officials said.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-10
COPPER SHARES
 IN DEMAND AT
 SHORT SESSION
Closing Quotations Generally Show Few Changes From
 Previous Days Prices

NEW YORK, Dec. Especial sell with profit taking and short selling in others gave today's half holiday stock market an irregular appearance after the first batch of buying or ders had been disposed of. Closing prices generally showed few material changes.
 Motor, copper. low priced oils, sugar and equipment shares were most in demand among the standard shares, but all suffered from clos ing realizing sales. Steels were re dictionary during most of the ses' sion and railroad shares were again comparatively inactive.
 National Lead was one of the in dividual features, being pushed UT I5% points, new top for the year on speculative expectation of stock dividend in the near future.
 Uneonfirmed reports of a merger of the Baldwin and Lima Locomotive companies was held partly respon sible for the early strength of those stocks, but profit-taking reduced their net gains to fractions. Among the few industrials which managed l to maintain their gains of a point or more were American Ice, Ameri can Tobacco "A" and "B", Genera Cigar. Davison Chemical Faraou: Players, Maryland Oil, National Bis cult, Newstock, Westinghouse Aai1 Brake, Wilmington Pump and Hupl motor, the last named touching 2t new top.s
 In the railroad group St. Pau issues improved fractionally, despite 1 the acute weakness of the bond! of that road Seaboard Air Line ad vanced one point and eRading drop ped 7-S, other changes being unim portant. Days sales totalled 464,00t | shares.
 i Foreign exchange business wa! quiet with closing quotations as |; rule slightly below those of yester day. Norwegian exchange was al exception, advancing six points t' 1908, new high record for tn, year.
 1 The Canadian dollar went to further discount, being quoted a 3-32 of a cent below. the American
 dollar. Demand sterling held aroun 4.57. The clearing house statemen