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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-29
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-29

ArINENTACION ES LA PRINCIPAL oAO'A 40
TOPTATIDAD INFANTIL

do de Leche Y Hello, al cual hemos
invitado V seguiremos invitando a
nuestros compatriotas a que ayuden
con sus Quotas. como 10 estan haclen-
do varios suscriptores de nuestro
diario. Y 81 nuestros lectores consl-
deran que muchos de los beneficial
dos Tor 81 "Fondo de Leche Y Hello
son ninos m~exicanos, Sc aumentara
en- elIos Ia conviction dc que Geben
avudar a tan hunanitaria obra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-29
Trad. del frances para LA PRENsA

La Camara Ge Diput2dos IA ratItl-
cado sin enmienda al-una ell tratAdo
&c Versailles. cc~mpnenGlcndo en- Il e!
racto de Ia Liga de las NacIoneS- rs
un hermoso cxito p~oltico para e Sc
nor Lloyd-George,
En- 81 G~iscurso Que ~ronuncIo Ct Ia
citada Camara. con este motive. el
Primer NiniStro brltanjco hizo a!uSi"H
al proceSc dcl cx-Haiser. 10 que lc pro
porciono a nucstro coleGa del I've
ming Sun. Ia oportunlGad De h2cer
notar que no Sc nece>jra este proce-
50 nara c~onve0cer al mundo De a
naturaleza criminal del acco con'sti-
do nor los cue d~eclararon Ia guerra.
" o,I2 los u Green inoccnte q!
Kaiser. contlnuaran creyendo en- SUI
inocencia". Despues del prcceso. q
grcga. "mucna< gertes cue 10 CREAM
culpable haran de 81 IN martlr
Eabria Iugar a responGerles a eStos
cue 81 hubjo1a persona de un esprit
IN suficientenente extravaganza para
hace- IN m%rtir del aseSino electro
c,jtado". no co~aStttu:rla clio una hue
ma razon para iejar en- paZ q los crl-
minaleS Y para porer a renate las
sillas cI5ctricas. I'm cuanto a agregar
alsc. cualGG;era coSa cue clio pue-
ia ser. A las conv,ccioneS del munto.
TO Is csc Il obIety QUE sc or0ponen
los ~go51cr7os aIados al juZCar a
Guillermo Hohenzo!lern.
81 7ueremos aaol'r a guerra. dlJo
81 senior L,oyd-G-orEe en los Comu-
res. es r~ecesar:c confederate no CO.
2no IN iuc-o honorable Y suscepti-
BE de rrocurar ana gloria personal,
sino como I'm crimcn. Is por ESQ
nor 10 uv2 hen,os deciC.tO sue el ar-
tor de csta guerra deuerIa ser Juz-
gaGo". No So traJa, pueS. lie nerlr
el espiritu dc los pueDloS. Eihc De h2-
Ger. en- intar,s Ge 10, proTloS 7ue-
bios. una solerlne advertencia A los
me So italian irvcStiGoS del poder De
declarar Ia guerra: 10 qic eS utI!. IS
~cstablecer 81 principle dc que los
hombres Dc gobierno adqlieran una
responSabi,idad ante todos los pue-
hes. cuando abuSen dc su poCcr para
cometer c, "crimen Ic la guerra Mn
Gun Co5ieruo Sc hallara SECURE Cc IA
victoria nunca. por bicn ~Q;epara1o
que este: no eStara. pueS. SECURE am
POGO de "a :n~puridad, : Ia ~persPecti-
va del castigo bastard t~recuente-
mente para impcdir 81 geSro criminal.
ESe es Ell objeto que los aiisdos Sc
han propUesro al redactar e. articu-
10 227 del tratado de Versailles, que
esta concebido como siguH:
Art. 227.-Las ?~otencias aliadaS
asociadas preSentan 4 aclSacIon
publica contra GuIllermo II de aohen-
zolIern, ex-Emperador de Alcmania.
FOR ofensa suprcma contra II moral
International Y Ia autoridad sagrada
&c los tr2taCOS.
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IA para juzgar Il acuS2 10. ~aSegUran-
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cho de defenSa. Sc compounded de
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saher: Los Estados UnidOs De Amer
ca. IA Gran Brctana, Fraryla, Italia
y Ell Japon.
eel Japon fallara SCORE ten,as ms
pirados en- los psrjuicios mas elevadoS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-29

Haga I'd. que los organos
destinados a la digestion,
asim;lacion y expulsion de
los aIimentos, funcionen con
entera regularidad y vera
I'd. como todas sus enferme-
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lograrlo, de 10 contrario, Sc
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Secci0n de Consultas.

Toda "a correspondence sclaeieaada
coz css s.cei5n. jeee SSnrE diEISlaa
ssi: la PreSss."-Seseios de Ceh-
su!.a,. I2e n. Szn1 n ASe.- a0s
eSnsulas. aGe teatenf SHo"so
Amor y de SecietA 'eeTAn Ef
IA misn. direccI&n. AreEanGe ea
nen,e z p=laba "Ieacia' eaA
6aS las eonsul-aS que TeaoteFAn
tsStsri6p n-iyadz Is precise ine!ui-
L,a ~estsrapiita e. = 1res eentzTos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-29

sobrc cl particular. T. indudabic que eHila
conocer las Substsncias quo cntran en- 81
conpcsicier asi como su doeificacien y NADIA
imrc-ts que Ct inventor SEA ciudadano anne
ricano.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Judge Gary's Statement Gives Strength to Steel and Equipment During
 Trading Hours
By Associated Press

New York. March 27--The most sig- nificant feature of the day on the stock exchange. aside from the prom thence of a few specialties, was the steady dimunition of dealings. the to- tai being the smallest of any full ses- sion in several weeks
 Oil, motor and distilling shares led this stronger issues at gross gains ot , to points. shipping, tobacco. leather and paper shares registered extreme advances of 1 to points.
 The strength of metals would nave occasioned surprise in view of the re- duced dividend on Inspiration Copper but for the fact in the metal trade an extension of the recent inquiry for the refined product was reported.
 Steels and equipments derived their moderate strength from an encoura S- ing statement issued by Judge Gary, although reports from other trade seurces were not of the same hopeful tenor.
 Easier rates for call money and ad- vices from Paris reporting progress by the peace conference stimulated speculative favorites, such IS Mexican Petroleum, Texas Company, General Motors. Industrial Alcohol, Sinclair Oil and American Sugar.
 Rails were again a source of dis appointment. failing to throw off theiT recent apathy except for a moderate inquiry for Union Pacific and several other high grade issues in the final hour.
 Trading in bonds embraced moro than the usual number of issues but the undertone continued irregular, Liberty Bonds alone displaying a firm ness Several of the railway convert ible issues weakened.
 Total sales (par value) aggregated s12,s75. 900.
 Old U. S. Coupon and registered 45 lostA per cent on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
ARGENTINA CORN IS 4 AGRA|N PIT FACTOR Oats Went Off I 5-Sc to ? 1-4c, While Provision List Followed in Same
 Rut, 7c to 15c
By Associated Press

Chicago. March 2T.-Weakness devel- oped in the corn market today largely as result of sharp declines in the value of rye and barley and owing to reports that Argentine corn was being bought to come to this country. The close was heavy, ssc to Pc net lower with May sl.45 to Sl. 45Fs and July $1.S7 to $l.S7A.
 Oats lost 19sc to 2Ac. and provisions 7c to i5c.
 Bearish sentiment which dominated the corn market during the last hour was in decided contrast with the fact tha: throughout the rest of the day prices although nervous had shown gains. The rallies were ascribed to a renewal of confidence on the part of bulls who had been disturbed by estimates of huge exportabls surplus in Argentina and by gossip that prices for the March delivery had become artificial. Toward the end of the session, however. 1t became evident that the market was overbought and barley had suffered breaks varying from 2lac to SC. It was said also that Argentine cargoes had been purchased to arrive both at United States gulf ports as well as New York.
 Oats gave way with other cereals and because of expected rapid seeding. Provisions descended with corn. Pack CTS sold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
WALL STREET STOCK COTTON TAXES JUMP DEALING AT LOW EBDOF ABOUT $5 A BALE.
More Favorable View of the Foreign Situation and Un- favorable W eather
 Strengthens Staple
By Associated Press

New York, March 27.--A more favorable view of European political conditions with reports of more rapid progress in the peace conference and unfa vorable weather for farm work in the south were considered responsible for an advance of approximately S5 per bale in the cotton market today New style May contracts sold up to 24e0c or s3 points above last nights closing price and closed at 245Sc with the general list closing strong at a net gain of s to 115 points on the new and of 90 to l0o points on the old style contracts.
 The market opened firm in response to higher Liverpool cables with first prices s to $ points higher on new con tracts and 6 to 55 points higher on the old
 Liverpool was a good buyer here while there was active covering by recent sell CTS and also some southern buying of new crop months accompanied by con tinued complaints of delayed farm work Realizing caused slight reactions during the middle of the day, but the offerings were we'll absorbed and the market showed increasing strength late in the afternoon on continued buying for Liver pool account and the news from Paris concerning the adoption of the amended covenant TOT the league or ndtlONs. NSW style July contracts sold up to 2. DOC and October to 20.s0c, with new style months generally showing pet gains of eS to 127 points, while old style positions sold about 90 to 107 points net higher. The close was only few points off from the best under realizing. It was reported that one of the local houses had received a cable from a Hamburg firm via Rot terdam asking for informatien concern ing futures and in some quarters this was taken as foreshadowing an effort to resume business as soon as peace is de- clared. Private cable from Liberpool at- tributed the advance there to trade call ing and q better spot demand.
 local authority in 8 report issued after the close estimated a reduction of l59 per cent in acreage with a prospec- tive crop of 900 bales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Merchants Did a Good Days Business After Giving Way to Rain Day Before
By JOHN C. MOSES

Limes-Sl25 25 ger 100 straw berries-5eo quart.
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed EIorse-sI0. Old Style Hulls.s21. Nslver Bean Meal-$@ Corn Chops $.55. .. Corn-s1S0 No. White oats-9sc per bushel. Shorts--Sbs. Bran-S50. c. s. Meal. per osnt-Ss2. Peanut Meal-S55, Hen Feed-s3S5 per le3-lh sack. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-S50. No. l Alatalfa-sf1 Southern Alfalfa--si5. Nc l Tlnothy-S42. Glover and Timothy-S4o. Wheat Straw-S-0. Johnson Grass~S32.
 Hides and Tal!ow No. 1 green hides, 1S419c No. green salt hides, 1711Sc; hali cured 9c less. No. green hides. tSQl6c. No. 2 green hides, 14Q15c. No. dry flint hides, 30QS1c No. 9 dry flint hides. 29Q BOG. No. dry salt hides. 2T@2Sc. No. ? dry salt hides. 2s427c. Goat skins. so4 DOC. Sheep skins and wool, Sl25Q1.50, Lamb skins. 75c@ S1.00. Horse hides, s2G5. Colt hioes, 25D soc. Hog skins. 25Q 50c. Wool. T5Q Soc
 Live Stock
 tUnion Stock Yards Feed Steers. Good to Choice--11dl3e. Medium to Good-9@1Ic Common to NIedium--7Q9c. Grass cattle, according to weight. eual- lty and flesh: Steers-9911e. Fat Cows--SGioc. Medium Cows--7qsc- Cutters--6Q7c. Canners--515tsc Heavy Bulls-sq10c. Light Bulls-697c- Oxen-SQSc. Fat Yearlings-S1l0| Medium Yearlings--6dSc. Ncalers-'10Qi2c. Hogs; Choice Corn Fed Hogs-1s5 pounds and up, 168l6lac. Choice Corn Fed Tiogs--155 to 1D lbs, Is0l31.c. Choice Corn Fed Hoss-sO to 1855 pounds 10a11c. Light Pigs-ao pounds down sq1oc. Fest Heavy Rough Hogs--1sd14c. Half Fat Rough Fogs-l0d12c. Soft and oily hogs from 2c to Sc per pound less than above prices.
 Cotton
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28

weight, s175oGls.; sows s17.5oQ1s.55; pigs. sl6.50@1725.
 Cattle receipts 5000. beef steers and best she stock 25c higher; others ana calves steady; feeders 25c up: estimat- ed receipts tomorrow 5000. Heavy beet steers s11.75@ 20.40; light beef steers st0.15G G1S.75. butcher cows and heifers -S715GDl5.50; canners and cutters S5.50Gl1; veal calves st3615.s0; stock CTS and feeder steers sS25 c 1850.
 Sheep. receipts 10000; market mostly steady estimate tomorrow 5000: lambs, si pounds or less. s1s6 20.15; s5 pounds or better s17.T5d 3o.5e; culls s14@t7.75 ewes, medium. s1175915, culls Ss9 11.5O.
 St. Leuis. March aT.--Hogs. receipts 5000, higher. Lights s1925@ 196o; pigs s14.T5dls mixed and butchers S19.409 1915, good heavy S1e.70G 1880; bulk s192091s75
 Cattle, receipts 1900 steady. Native beef steers si150G 1850: yeariinS
 COTS and heifers s950G16; cows 1850 fair to prime southern beef steers s10d IS. beef cows and heifers S7500l5 canners and cutters S5.1o Q 5.25 native calves sT.15@1s
 Sheep, receipts 1900. steady. Lambs s1s.75 92o; ewes sl2@1s; canners and choppers So19.
 Kansas City. March o7.--Eioss, re- -elpts 45o0. generally 1oc higher. clos ng dull: real top s19.10. pigs soc high CT. Bulk of sales s1s.e0Q 1850; heaY- es S19.50Q 1875: medium weights S19 G1o.65. sS
 Lights s1s.sca1s25; light lights S1S.a5 1875; packing sows S1S.e5@ S19,25 pigs s15@1S.50.
 Cattle, receipts 17o0; calves o5o; beef cattle steady to strong; other fat class ss steady; canners weak to 15c lower; feeders steady to 25c lower. Heavy heef steers s1S.9oQ1s light beef steers ss 25Q17.SS1s butcher cows and heifers S6.S5115 canners and cutters $5509S SIS; veal calves s1o.75G14; stoclers and feeders $S.S5@15.75.
 Sheep. receipts 5000. slow--beyt grades held sheep highet Il lambs Lambs. s4 pounds and less, s1710M 1915; SS pounds or better S1L10G t975, culls and common s14117; ewes, medium, st2Q14: breeding ewes s1O.5o 41T.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Seeds Go to Records

Toledo, O.. March cT.-Clovcr seed opened at S30 bushei here today, new high record for record break ing year.
 stocks are low. owing to the poor crop last year. and even moderate buying keeps prices at high level The current price is sl0 above fair average for March. 1918. Record prices have marked the present sea- son throughout.
 Aisikc has also established a new record. now quoting $24.z5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Money Market


 New York March 27.-Mercantile paper 514@51a per cent.
 Sterling 6o-day bills, s455; commercial 60-day bills on banks, S4.54; commercial 60-day bills, $4.53; demand, $4. 4.5S1s cables, $4.G0
 Time loans firmer; 60 and 90 days and six months 51yG5A per cent
 Call money firmer; ruling rate 51z per cent; bank acceptances. 4as per cent. Francs, demand. 595; cables, 592; guild CTS, demand. 4o cahles, 40'4. Lire, de- mand, So5: cables. 800. Mexican dollars, TIE. Government bonds firmer; railroad bonds irregular.
 London, March 27-Bar silver 4s 7-l6d per ounce. Money, 3is per cent. Discount rates, short and three-month bills, sss per cent.
 Kansas City, March 27.--Corn firm: No. 2, mixed, S165@1.66; No. ?. white, $l. .659 l.66. No. ?, yellow. s1.62@1.64. Oats unchanged; No. ?, white, Ti.c; No. 3, mixed, 69Q10c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Metal Market

New York, March 27.--copper dull; electrolytic t59 915h. Iron steady and unchanged.
 Metal exchange quotes lead steady; spot $515@5,so: March 51295.27
 Spelter quiet; spot and March s6120 s.25
 At London. standard copper, spot f79' futures f77es; electrolytic, spot ssS10s. futures fS1.1os; tin, spot f2.Ss.ss; futures f2.S517s. Sd: lead, spot FPS; futures fe910s; spelter. spot fS9: futures f27
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Coffee Market

New York March 27,--The market for coffee futures was comparatively quiet but showed a steadier tone to- day on the reports of more rapid pro gross with work of the peace confer ence, In Paris and on a rally in the futures at Santos, The opening was to points higher with July selling up to Sl4.Sl and December to $l3.S0 during the day, or 10 to II points net higher Trade interests were moderate buyers on the advance and the close showed net gain of 10 to 13 points for the day. Closing bids: May, SIS July. $li.33; September. $f4.0s; Octo- ber. s14; December. $13.sS; January, S1S.S5; March, st3sS.
 Spot. quiet: Rio 7's. 1si4 Santos, As 21 is. The cost and freight market was irregular but higher on the average. with offers of As from 1890 to 20c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
By JOHN C. MOSES

A complete change in overhead con ditions gave the merchants chance to make up for lost time of the day before Buyers were out in large num- bers and found exceptionally good dis plays.
 Hens are quoted at 55c. wholesale this morning and Garrett 6 Hines re- port poultry as scarce. Good middling cotton is quoted at 25isc, with scarcely any turnoyers re- ported.
 Produce remains unchanged, with good sales reported. Quotations were as follows: Roosters- 200. Turkeys-Live. old toms. Soc: hens. S5c Ducks-30c. Fryers--l,h to ? lbs. soc lb. Hens--$Se, Geese-15e. Fresh Eggs-36as6e
 Butter Creamery-7od72c.
 Fish Spanish Mackersl-sNQg..: Ponpano-S5c. Salt Water Trout-Ndo2c. Mixed Fish-i2c. Red Snapper Headless and drawn, 20 Q21c.
 Gray napper-Hesdlsss and drawn, l4c Fresh Water Perch-12isc. Groupers-l4cs Shrimp-r a12t2c.
 Meats D. S. Clear Belies-3S15d7S4itc D s. Rib Bellies-S11s sd321.c Premium Lard-S2Tsc. Silver Leaf Brand Lard-S17se Choice dressed beef a0d25c. ski Picnic hams, 2ee. Bacon--45f49c. Pork loins-29c.
 Produce Lemons-s5 box. Peanuts-Spanish roasted, SEC. Span ish, raw. Sc; Virginia No. l. 1olac Cabbage-Flerida, s4.50d475 per crate. Rutabagas-s2.75 per 100 Sweet Potatoes-$3.5 50 per 1o0 lbs Irish potatoes~-s2. 50 per 100 Onions Red Globe. S6 per 100. Lettuce tFlorida,-S4.5o per hamper iceberg S6. Peppers-S hamper. Spinach--90c dog. punches. Oranges-California s7. Apples-Fancy Ben Davis. s9,o0 barrel; fancy winesaps d75, lsS. 20ol. s4,95 box i; fancy winesaps, (96, 113, 125. 150, 16Sl. S4 2S box, fancy new town pippins s6, 11S 125. 150 163). $4. 5 box fancy new Ben Davis (96, 11S. 150, 1ss}, s425 box. Bananas-Extras, 6i5c ID. Celery---Crate, $5, Cauliflower-Hamper, SS. Grapefruit-s5. Tomatoes-144 size. s4.5o 1so size, s4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Bank of England

London. March 27.-The weekly state- mept of the Bank of England shows the following changes:
 Total reserve decreased E604,000
 Circulation increased q. Al GOO
 Bullion increased fSS7, ,726.
 Other securities decreased E1 1,3s3.00O Public deposits decreased E1,5SS,000. Notes reserve decreased 4T0,000. Government securities increased fS43. : OO0
 The proportion of the banks reserve to liability this week is 1871 per cent; last week it was 1890.
 Rate of discount per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Bank of France

Paris. March 27.-The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows the fol- lowing changes:
 Gold in hand increased e,615,S50 francs; silver in hand decreased 1,1S5,2S francs; circulation increased 1oS.376,sJ0 francs: treasury deposits decreased 63,lS5,Soo francs; general deposits increased 24,- 5s4.046 francs; bills discounted decreased 28, ,s53,S9s francs advances; advances de- creased 2,2099 9969 francs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Sugar Market

New York, March 27-The local market for raw sugar was quieter today with no new purchases reported by the board. Prices were unchanged at L2Sc for cen trifugal to the refiner- Latest advices from Cuba said the weather there wal fine and as 9 result of the normal labor conditions, receipts during the past week were again of record proportions
 Tn refined business was again hsnh although some improvement Is expected in the near future Prices were unchanged at cents for fine granulated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28

London credits.
 The official cable showed declins of 75 reis in the Rio market
 Santos futures were 75 to 125 rels higher. Brazilian port receipts. 2S.0o0 Jundishv receipts. 10000. santos clear' ed SS. 000 for New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square. N. N. Members New York Cotton Ex- change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange. Associat- sd Members Liverpool Cotton Associa- and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil {or future delivery Special attention and liberal terms given fer conslgn- respondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Naval Stores

Savannah. March 27.-Turpentine firm. ioc sales. 75; receipts, II; shipments. 4442; stock, l9,2l9
 Rosin, nominal sales. none: receipts, 2s: shipments, 20l7; stock, 637Ss.
 Quote: B, Sl310: T and E, T3f5; F, SlS,90; c, sls25; H. NS.So; I, NS.ss; K, Si5.75; NJ. sl625; N and we. s163o: wv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Drv Gnnds

New York. March 2I.-Cottoa goods to- day were quieter with prices weak op some gray goods lines. Yarns werf steadier and knit goods quiet. Dresf goods lines were opened more generally for fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
How Liberties Closed

New York, March 27.-FinaI prices
 on Liberty Bondss Shs. 99.02; first l4s, 84.24, second 4s, 83.59; first 4As, 84.44s second 4Hs, O3.SS; third 4Ns. 95.12; fourth 414s. 93.6O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Live Stock

Chicago. March 21.--Hogs,. receipts, 24.o0o,. market mostly 1oc to 20c high CT. closed dull; estimated receipts to- morrow e5.ogoJ Bulk of sales. sts.35@ 1850: heavy weight s19.soQ Q19s5. medium weight s1925 q 1e.5o; light
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28

Missouri Pacific gen. As ....... 5ss New York Central deb. 6s ...... 97h Norfolk 6 Western con, 4s, bid. SAX Northern Pacific 4s ........... S2ss Pennsylvania con. 4ks, bid ...... s4ss Pennsylvania gen. 4hs ........ s61s Reading gen. As s................. s4A Republic Iron & $. 5s G940). bid 95
 St. Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s =. S6
 Seaboard Air Line adj. IS ...... 4sN Southern Bell Telephone 5s ...... 93
 Southern Pacific cv. 5s .......... 102M Southern Railway 5s ............ 93% Southern Railway gen. 4s ....... 66A Texas Go. cv. 6s, bid ........... 102 as Texas & Pacific 1st, bid ..... SS
 Union Pacific As. bid .......... s5ss U. s. Steel 5s .............A. Ioo.s virgina-Caro Chemical 5s.... s6
 Wabash 1st ............ 94
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
Rice Market

New Orleans. March 27.-Rough rice sales, none; receipts. SIS sacks: millers s1s Clean rice sales. 42S pockets Hon. duras, 64c receipts, 7eS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28
New Orleans Cotton n ,s n....

New Orleans, March 27.-Highest prices were reached late in the day when the new contracts were s3 to 96 points over yesterdays close, May going to 239Sc. Last prices were 7S to 92 points up net. on the new contract. Old contracts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-28

showed little life st any time but closed 50 to 90 points up net.
 Liverpools strength and the larger spot transactions were taken to mean that better business was being done in Man chester.
 Early buyers found little for sale and the continued rains in the belt made sell CTS all the more wary, especially after reports commenced to come in from Tex as. claiming large reductions in the acre. age. Italy's new military move caused reaction from the advance. but none of the recessions of the day amounted to much more than 20 points and late in the day the market appeared to regard reports of French military activity as bullish rather than bearish, apparently because of the belief that it might clear the situation.