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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
LEGiY.MENTE LOS f. JNtDoS Is
TAN FN IN ESTADO DE
GUERRA con MENICO.

IVfHTAllA tNpCtldl P..IA II
WASHINGTON. OctubTe 2i.-tA
alto funcionario de IA Secretarla de
E>tado que recibe a los reporters en
ausencia del Scrrelario Lansing, dl-
io nov a los representatives de Ia
rramSa. que los Estados UHidoS :
.ua,ian legaimata ell guerra con
Mfxico. Sin embargo, dijo. clio es en-
una rondici6n meramente de inter-
pr-t2ci6n.
Los reporters preguntaron al fun
cionario 81 esa condici6n era poliu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22


rclcgrama Especial para LA rhENs''
NANHlN"lON, oc'"Dio q"
information tete=Failca 'EaSl''i'i,d
aver d" Ia clNdaH DC Mexico, ieI:-
reii'' d que - Er..'t d. az" ,''''N"-
!ez N"iHEa Il los ES'"uo9 C'ii'''S pa
- o'it"i- II CAR" H"' '''c''i' 1T"
81 Ilctiltldu" |dD!t'd. coi'l" Jclo w
Ia u@lc@acl"l mcNlcalla Ids collt-
TcnriaH de Atlantic lily, I'll tailIo
llc {! mIn!Stro dc Haclcllda uHl go
DIerno i2 lacIo paSaFa susH'"lE d.
EnbaIaior Arfcuohdo' no puGo ser
coniirHiada aqul.
Los pcrIodiStaS aInerIcanos Sc a
ccrcaron la Embajada mcNIcana :
a ia S'rrelaria de kStado, tra1anCo
dc Trcabar informacioncS mas am
pliaS que Ia enviada de la cludau ne
Mexico por Il corresponds! de IA
prrnSa ASociada. pcro en- eSaS iucH-
les :, les dijo que no Sc tenian nln-
-unoS datOs rcfcrenteS al camb!o
del personal de la comisI0n que re
presanta al sobicrno de Carranza eA
las oonteFencIaS. aSl como a. ue ELL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
No Sc CONFIRu4 QUE PABLO GONZALEZ
vfNGA 4 SUSTITUIR 4 LUIS CABRERA
Ell embsjsdor Arrede ndo no cree en- los caEabios
anunciados Cabrera, Bonillas PAM
d;cen no saber NADIA del asunto

Tclrgrana Especial para ~ riiENSh
WASHINGTON, 0ctuDrc 2l.-Ei
lirrnciatlo EIiSeo -irredond0. emba-
iaior dcSignado del gobierno dc fac
to. declare cSta tardc que era faiso
cl informc hccho ptiklico, de que VA
Il ser retirado del cargo gu, dcScm-
pcna. Dijo el Embajador que el inf0r
me probahlemcntc titnc pnr origcn
I'll hccho dc Qua ci general Pablo Con
z:ilcx ha SidO rctiradO de la campa-
ia en- cl sur para qur sc cnraTgue
de TN pucSto rn cl Gabinrte del Pri-
mcr Jcfc. Pablo Gonzalez Sera Nj
niStro dc ComunicaciGneS. en- suSti-
tuci0n del ingcniero Ignacio Bonl-
Has. actualmcnta en- Atlantic City.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee Il PRENS. has 'ar-o:
.per iI u United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22

Pasa a la Pag. ia. Col. ia.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22

(pasl Il In pag. ia. Col Ga.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22

Comprs ustad scs lib-os en- espa6ot
Iglaclo E. LoL.no, S07 oe,orosa s.. San
Antorio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
PARROT WELLS FIRE"

-. Sounding the alarm by calling
"Fire! Fire." q Mexican parrot, saw
ed the home of Luther l.. Schere in
Richmond, from destruction by flames
early yesterday. Responding to the
calls Of the bird, ri,c Rev. J. j..
,Seherer, ST., sc years old, rushed
down into the basement, whence
smoke was issuing. While down there
fhe aged minister was overcome, ana
il was some time before he recover
ed himself after being rescued by the
Rev. Il. Il. McCaWly, a Lutheran
minister from Norfolk, who was visit
ing in the home. The parrot, nearly
suffocated, was rescued by police
man after he smashed his way
through, window with brick
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL,
Approves Browning Efficiency Meas
nre hooking to Retrenchment
). of State Expenses.

-. Richmond, March 18.-Governor
Stuart on Thursday affixed his sigma,
ture to the Browning-Drewry bill
proyiding for the creation of COM
mission of economy charged with
the duty of making a, study OF the
State and local government and re-
port to the next General Assembly
it's recommendation for such changes
and retrenchments as will make 1of
:. higher efficiency and reduced ex-
pense. ),
The commission is to be composed
of one Senator, two members OF the
House of Delegates, and two citizens
appointed by the Governor. President
Eltyson, Of the Senate yesterday
named Senator Drewry, Of Peters
burp. as the member from the upper
house. Speaker Houston and the Gov
ernor have not yes made their ap,,
pointments. One Of the House men,
bers will be Delegate Browning, OF
Orange to whose initiative the law IS
due.
Seventy-cight bills received the
signature of the Governor Thursday
and became statute law. While most
of them are local in their appllca-
ton, several of the measures are oil
Statewide significance. In this num-
Der is Senate Bill No. 76, providing
for the appointment of special JOINT
committee to report to the next Gen
eral Assembly on the ACCESSIBILITY oil
establishing q State printing plant
for the printing OF all official and
department. reports and documents,
and if feasible, for the publication OF
some Of the textbooks used IN the pub
lie schools.
The Senate and House Of Delegates
held brief constructive sessions
Thursday. The presiding officers OF
the two houses signed >fifty-six bills
sent up from the enrolling room. An
other constructive session-probably
the final one - will be held this al
tcrn0on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
WAR HITS NORFOLK

Evidences of how the wa rim Eu-
rope has hit the city Of Norfolk were
given. Thursday night when the fin
nance committee Of the City was
faced with the necessity'to appropriate
additional funds TO the city home and
to the water department because OF
the. increase in prices of commodities
used during the year. The rapid rise
in the price Of drugs forced the city
home superintendent TO ask for an
additional $500 and the equally rapid
rise in the price of alum made it nee
,essary for the water department to
ask for nearly $4,000 more for his
purpose. The war is said to have caus-
ed an Increase of $50 daily in the
expenses of conducting public affairs
in Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedEord's Black Draught.

McDmf. Va.--w suffered for severa
years." SAYS Mrs. J. &. Whitaker, q
his place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me TO til
!hediord's ack-Dra@ght, which I dbl
lid | found ii 10 be the best family meG,
line for young and Old.
| keep B!ack-Draught on .and all I'd
lnle now. %2d WREN my children feel i
lille bad, tIley ask me Tor coae, acd 4
does them more good than any nledIcinj
they ever tried.
We never have long spell OF e;cHl
less in Our family. since We cono,erc1l
Ising B!ack-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draue!,t IS D.
vegetable. and has been found 10 req;
ate weak stomachs, aid digestion. *
lere indigestion. colo, wind. nausea
leauac!le, sick stomach, AMI silnitG
symptoms.
1t has been III constant use for nor,
fan ~ years, and has benefited no
ian a million people.
Your druggist sells anJ recoi7meafl
siacE -Draught. Pasc only %jt &c:
sasS'sEc lo'tay. u. < Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect March 10. 1916

Schedule in effect March 10, 1916
For Washington and points north
daily ut 1888. sos, 1901 1916,
1928, 2:20, Through train for New
York, via P. R. R.) GIT, S:53, II :33
p. m.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and
points south at 4:37, 1853, (loeal) and
10:l7 4. m. 1916, 1922, 1882, SIT
(local) 6:57, DAT, p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg
at 2:1s p. m. Saturdays and Ills a.
m. other days of week.
Local from Richmond arrives G:07
p. m. week days and s:07 p. m.
Sundays.
NOTE-Time of arrival ard de-
parture and connections not guaran.
teed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
NOTICE OF MEETING.

"Noticc is hereby given that therv
will be meeting Of The stakeholder,
of the Washington Country C!nb AZ
the Clubhouse, Jewell Station, Vi,
GINA, beginning at two o'clock, p. nj
on Tuesday, May 2, 1916, to taxi.
action upon the following resolution
adopted by the Board Of Directors
March 8, 1916, to wit:
RESOLVED: That the Washing
ton Country Club, Incorporated. b'
dissolved in the manner provided y.
law, and that the officers take IN
steps necessary to affect such DIFF
solution. lG,law IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18

FOR RENT-~Brick dwelling, COZ
Princess St. Hot and cold water,
bath, sewerage connection. Firtcclf
dollars t$l5. 00) per month. mi
ouire at Ill n. Washington ST., on
to f. T. Downllam Cor. King and
Payne Streets 25 tf]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18

.@T-..: tNo..1216
REPORT OF Tue CONDITION NATIONAL ANk
AT Alexandria Virginia. the close: Of business March 1919
RESOURCES -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18
Maryland, Delaware land
Virginia Railway
Company

'teamers of this line 1erve Alexandria
Monday. Wednesday and, Saturdays 81
1880 p n
!. FOR BALTIMORE AND ALI. TIE
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine nrd appointments unexcelled.
Freight for Baltimore. Phllndeiphia
and New York solicited and handled
with care Through rates ind bills Of
SineIe tnre to Bs!tirnore, 50. "a return
"trip. $500: stats ro1Ug pHh Ws! !I.5Q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-18

FOR RENT--HGuscs l05. 400, An
y West St., G rooms and bath Sl.i
per month. 1875 Princess street, I
rooms and bath. 1880; 1917, {
rooms SIG. 90; Water rent included
Keys ut Lcachman and Saum Stor'
Cor. Queen and Payne Street. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25

MONDAY, April -
Receipts Of hccNes for two days were
?.0.i head, including ~ cars for the
market. steers were slow aud barely
steady bulls steady TO strong COWS aver
aged lust about steady; the yards We're
steers sold at 81. 5Od 81 so per 100 MS
lulls at s5dss; COWS at sa.?5ds7.25. tail
ends at s2.T5uf3 Dressed beef was quoted
dun at ilmii'@c. per Id. for city dressed
native sides.
Receipts OF calves for two days we've
1,7oa head. including 6,hsh for the market,
tn" demand was fair, hut prices 81 a soc,
io"rr. I'll, pms "crc well cleared. In
ferior 10 prime yeals sold AZ SUslo.5 50
per 100 lbs 'culls and throwouts at S6m 81.
CITY dressed yeals were weak at laie n
lSisc. with Ice, a more general top price
country dressed lower at lOn l3c,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two
DAYS were A,:o7 head, including about 4
cars for the market, sheep were almost
rominal. hut rated steady; lambs slow 10
lower. and rated fully Zoe, lower than last
Friday. The pcus were no. cleared. Or
silTsl1.75 per 100 lbs. fairly good clipped
al SO: a few COMMON spring lambs at 81
per head. Dressed mutton steady at II
iGc outside quotation for wethers: dresscd
lambs easy AT l5is nlsc.; hog dressed,
lSls lac.; country dressed dollhouse lambs
lower at s5mfs per carcass.
Receipts Of hogs for two days were 7i3o
head. including about . ears for thu
market. Prices wer" a fraction higher,
with sales At s9,.5a3l0.2s per 100 lbs.
pigs At $3.50; roughs AZ NdSa75; stays
at 3gtb. Country dressed hogs steady
1T 10 a l<c. per 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

More han "a per cent So Louis and
San Francisco stocks II was announced
Yesterday. have been deposited under the
plan NJ generalization
Participants In the rer'man Rim Syn
dictate have received checks FOR their
share Of the pronts Of the underwriting
The syndicate extended over a period Of
nine days,
Tn. relative position Of the common and
preferred ~ocks OF the United Light and
Railways Company are anslyzcd In =
ves,ors by Ebert. Michaelis 4 Co.
Al Of the outstanding collateral tru,,
& per cent gold bonds Of tho Rruien Copper
Mines tomphn Will he redeemed and paid
~ on June ! newt at the Farmers Loan
lerest on the bonds vii cease on June !
The directors % the Nipissing Mines
Company were reelected AZ the annudl
meeting of the stockholders ycstcrda>.
Successors wore not selected for Mcssrs
coulson and Niole. who died during the
past year. thus reducing the board from
nine to seven members.
syndicate headed by r. J. lisman &
60. has purchased s75o,ooo three year 4
per cent. notes OF the Ann Arhor Railroad
Company total Issue limited to ~ 600, 900
IN" notes are {" be dGied NAY L. 1915,
and November !. at the Empire Trust
Company, New York. trustee. Denomina.
ton $1,000 each The proceeds VIII be
due May |, 1916.
1t was announced In the financial dis
trict YESTERDAY that Oscar Hoppe Of thi.
city was elected a director Of the ZInc
Concentrating Company at a recent meet
Inv and that the board has ratified a con
tract with the Linden Hin" COMPANY foi
tn. snmp a".'Hiiai hinss on "s W. "", pio" at 'n nsa '',is s,
for u Lease Of the concentrating com
panv's plant at cuba city. WITS. Tn con
amounting to approximately $4,000 an
nuallN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
CUSTOMS NOTES.

NEW ISSUES The protest
yrsterIaN a lit 90 tho protests forwarded
les tho Collector 70 tn. Board Of United
states ,.-.raH Nppr.f-srs during the week
.ui"I Ami %. iriG hr,ortiog 10 'hI-
schedule importers are preparing test cases
covering III, correct CLASSIFICATION under
Tho present ,,rin at Of tho GLOWING classes
OF NOR, haudisc: Unfinished razor blades.
r,su.a- need. books uitei with needles
aud other articles. gardeners tools. metal,
To- uprooting weeds: sailed beans In bulk.
h",orhrl rortou clnth known ~ dinitV,
black six plush Of inferior quality, silk
knit scarf Win rpenNork designs:
vo,uou's knitted sik shawl~. scarfs. com.
p,.ed wholly o. ~ cher value ~ artificial
.Ik small baskets - Wuod. containing
Lii manifestations. lantern. ~ tissue papsr.
unnI s.: articles Of papcr in Tho form OF
champagne coolers. pulo playors and
simfI,r fo,ns small vonden potA. dec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
FIGHT SEEN TO RULE
MERCANTILE MARINE
RumOred International Cor
poratiOn Plan Sends
Stocks Upward.

Wall Street heard rumos yesterday
that an effort was being made to buy
control Of the International Mercantile
Marine Company. either for the Ameri-
can International Corporation or for
German interests. A a result the pre-
ferred stock of the company jumped
5N points and the common 81 points.
When the stock market broke badly
on Wednesday and Saturday Of last
week the international Mercantile Ma
rine preferred inc common stocks were
the strongest issues. holding up remark
ably when most OF the other stocks sold
of. The strength IL now attributed to the
buying Of large blocks Of the mercantile
marine stock for the Of the
American International Corporation.
While Il was impossible TO verify the
rumor that the American International
Corporation had purchased a substantial
amount Of the stock, II was understood
In the financial district that the heavy
buying In the latter part OF last week
and yesterday was for that company.
Banking interests In close touch with
the affairs Of the International Mercan-
tile Marine Company were inclined yes
terday to believe hat The report was
true. In authoritative quarters II was
said that the American International In
terests acquired about $4,000 shares OF
the preferred stock yesterday. II Is un-
derstood that between 100000 and
1851 o shares OF the preferred are being
sought by a large banking house, which
Is said to be handling the bulk of the
order. II Is also understood that tbs
same interests are buying the common
stock.
The American International Corpora.
tion a incorporated several months
ago for the purpose of furtherine thi.
country's foreign trade. The compa
has one c' the most ~representativ.
boa rds In the United States and has al
ready bought into a variety of inter.
es,s. NOM them shipping lines.
The rumor in the financial distric'
was that the buying represented a con
test for control and was the real ex
PLANTATION for the continued recen'
strength Of the stock In a downward
market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
SAY Ii. R. R. WASTE
WAS $2S,OS1,425
Minority Interests Sue Dircc-
tors for Accounting Of
Pcnnsy's Work.
]. F. STEVENS A WITNESS

a r. s,eveps tbs euo,ueer who
49, 49,. ~ n.... -, ...
w" p"'' '" we '"" N"" 70"
called as an expert witness yesterday
before Supreme Court Justice Lehman In
thu ami, brouxb, bv Dick Bros. 4 Co. a
So. r....uu. 49,, 49,, ,,,.r .,,r,r,,,
~ n-nD'-,
~tockholders OF the Long isIano ftaiiroao
against the oi''cers ana directors OF ina
road TOT an accounting
Inc minority interests III tne roao cor
tend that the directors unneeessarily
spent s2S.oSl.tso. tne result or the large
expenaiture De,ng 10 oene". .ne ren M.
sylvsn,a Isa'Ir.au, wiz" n, Ia
xschs .s'anu' ra."e, .nam ."e u, a%,n
VI; Ste'e"e W. nv - s. -"
Ne,oss. 'ouu n pp.aSn m,. ~.
"C"~ "a. nss az. .,ao.,...
~ = a. 'n,.,ss,aa ,r ,ha psnr.
w e ~. ~, ,hs r,n,r.,v .n,r..
SSs,Sanr, ~" . ,.i.na
~. .,an. ,nss;sod ,ha, IN. Inn.
,.,.na 800 los, a. osa ooo . ear nv
rs..o ~ ,bn cxtension n, the Tubes
,,nds, tho Eas, River IN Long Island
C,tv a. tb,t n-assanyers M longer used
the FERRIES lie pointed out hat this
Vas : henes, 70 he pennsylvania. but
\ loss IN Tho Long island.
"Eor a perlpi Of three wears the Long
Ys,snd los, $50 100, which /, maid for
rent 70 tho pennsylyanla for offices In
tSs pennsylyanla station in placc OF its
own offices in Long Island CITY. which
we're adequate, said MIR. stevens. ''The
e~,ectridcation of the Long island road
beyond Atlantic avenue. Rrook,yn. was
an UNNECESSARY expense al the rate of
All. 900 a mile. or s5.55s.OOo The cost,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

tn" Massachusetts Lighting Companies
report Tor March not sales Of ssS,Sss. or
sl">H> better than for tho same month
last year Net sales for the nine months
ended March III were reported rs S.s3..ss
which J. an Increase 81 s.. 80 over the
corresponding period last Ncar.
The annual report % earnings ~ Tho
Illinois Traction Company for the wear
1918 shows gross earnings Of slIls.pq5
aud not earnings Of fi.j3O, go. Gross earn
inEs IN tho preceding year were tll.ii..-
NSi ana net earnings were tt222 80. Tho
surplus for Inc year ended December Al.
'Hi', va sl,.hi.NlH. rs compared with
si,-%i.tu5 FOR the year 1914
The chicago Railways Company ~.
fees hAy" recently been hcsiegoi rur IN
formation regarding IA" cause Of tho con.
tiuued h"aNin's> IN this CpmpAnN's cor.
tlNrstos Holders ~ these certificates have
been told icy The oricialS that 'hc weak.
ress Nas NOT due 20 any known cause.
hut probably 20 several falls, rumors which
have been circulated These. the com.
PAM SAYS, are 80 absurd a. To apu"ar
maiicIou~ current earnings ar" RUNNING
: per cent above thos' Of q year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
THE COFFEE MARKET.
A~ggressive Buying At Close sends
Prices Upward.

Nay liquidation il. now in ,prosress in the
coffee market. OF the total business yester.
day OF 81. "a bags iljH were IN the form OF
exchanges from May TO the later months,
mostly 10 September, AT 10 to ID points
difference and TO December at a points.
Wednesday will be the first notice day for
May contracts. but the trade al large Is not
expecting very heavy deliveries.
Al the opening OF the market prices were
J 20 Z points lower, and during the greater
part OF the day values lowered around this
level with a llstless trade. During the last
few minutes. however. there was some az
0ressive buying by a prominent broker which.
In the absence Of selling pressure. resulted
IN a quick rally. and final quot ations were
o. the best of the day. with net gains OF
!: 10 s points.
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were
about unchanged and the only new offers al
hand were Santos Is to - at 10 20 AMI - and
So at 90. London credits. Shipments from
Rio and Santos TO Europe last week were
6e,0o bags. while shipment. from the three
Brazilian ports 10 the United States were
$4,000 bsgs. Arrivals here over the holidays
were $4,000 bags. and the visible supply OF
Brazilian cofees In AMI sfioat for the United
States Is now $4,000 bags. compared with
1.,S.1o last year and $4,000 two years ago
The spot market was unchanged at sa.c. for
Rio Is. Owing to the holiday in Brazil or
saturday no prices were received from the
Bic and Santos markets. Prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
THE 4 MARKET.
Copper Firm, bat ouiet - TIN
Easier-Lead weaker,

Copper was Arm but quiet yesterday in
the focal market. sith small lots Of cleo
trolytic held at SOW to sic. for spot and
April shipment. Second hands offer April
at 30tsc, but md few buyers. June 10
nominaiiy held At soc. and July at 29isc.
August II available at acc. and later po-
sitions are held at 2stic. full terms by
large producing interests. Exports since
last Thursday have amounted to a,isi
tons. making total foreign shipments since
April ]. 1850 tons Imports reported
yesterday were 500 tom pig copper from
Chile. The London market remained
closed.
Fir was easier In tone and quiet. With
prices largely nominal. The foreign ex.
changes remained closcd. Spot Straits at
New York was quotable at AN c. and April
at Rt1c. There were no foreign limits
offered. Since April l arrivals have been
?.ts5 tons. and the Tuscan Prince. now at
Boston with $50 tons from Singapore
and Penang. 10 due At New York late this
week. The Welsh Prince with $50 tons
from tho East Indies is overdue.
Lead was duh and weaker. Spot. April
and May II held at INC. New York and
at 5AdTisc. East 81. Louis. with light
buying by domestic consumers and few
export Inquiries. London was still OBJ
serving tho Easter holidays.
Spelter was quiet and weaker for third
quarter and last half year delivery. Spot
and April metal Is stu scare and quotablc
at leS isc. May Il held at tstc. June
at l7hc. and July at 1850. Third quar-
ter Is difficult to sell at 1914 and second
half at i5kc. East 81. Louis. The last
London quotation for spot wss fI03.