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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

Mr.. Marshall, ce-Presidente de
Estados Unidos Sc presento de im-
proviso la tardel viernes z en- la Sc
sion de la Conferencia International
del Trabajo. La vista, al pronto, de-
bio parecerles los extranjeros ALI
reunidos, hombres de merito, de ia
ma algunos de ellos, un desagravio
por las palabras agresivas pronun-
ciadas dias antes por ell senador Shar-
men en- pleno Alto Cuerpo.>
Pero ell Vice-Presidente no hizo nj
leve mencion de elias. "Supo, dijo,
una posicion Official tinica ne la terra,
no tengo poder, nj autoridad nj in
fluencia'. Mas hablo tambien de la es-
peranza de que no fuese arrastrada la.
conferencia por radicalismos, 10 que
sono admonicion, Y de que las iva
rias injusticias existentes en- las rela-
clones entire el capital Y ell trabajo Sc
resuelvan con espiritu de amistad,
tconcordia, companerismo y .comun hui
mano espiritu de simpatia''. Luego,
en- pie en- la puerta, todos los congre-
sistas, lie estrecharon la mano.
Esta vista marca un punto en- una
frontera en- la que al dia siguiente,
han sido demarcados otros dos hitos,
con la detenei6n de mas menos un
millar de extranjeros subversivos en-,
todo el pals, por orden del. Secretario
de sJusticia PalSner, y por la decision
del juez Anderson que manda cesar la
huelga de los mineros. j. .t.r
Ell russo Szatow, hoy jefe de la po-
tlicia bolsheviqui de Petrogrado, con
otros seis, fund6 e1i 1907 en- New York
| la sUnion de los Trabajadores rusos",
icon ell proposito de amalgamar en- una
sola asociacion a todos los rusos en-
! los Estados Unidos". Esta cuenta
ahora con unes 1000 miembros y mas
de 100 filiales en- todos los centros
importantes. ...
Seg1n declara Mr.. Palmer la Union
de Trabajadores rusos cree en- la ac-
ci6n conjunta que incluye la accion
armada en- tiempos de huelga. Peter
Bianki, delegado en- la Convention de
la Union Russian Woks reunida en- New
York ne enero proclamo, ''la Union
Dde Trabajadores rusos .desconoce toda
! forma de poder y de gobiemo,. por-
que, donde mace. ,el gobierno termina
la revolucion y donde hay reyolucion
no hay fornha de gobierno." -
Las autoridades Sc han: incautado
dde armas, banderas1y panfetos. FL
Correo exeluyo de antes las publicacio-
nes ineendiarias. tales como el "Khieb
slyEsNSlyAf lLPBmlS lAibbrthdl ,befSi ae
lies propaganda subrepticiamente. Es-
tie periodico abogaba en- agosto 2S
por "la completa destruction del con-
troll priyado de los reeursos naturales
4 3assasadel .Eapitals completa destruccion
del poder de gobierno Y de las insti-
Ituciones que dan a IN hombre, pode1
para gobernar a otro."
sEnsreciente Conferenciaa Industrial
idtds Atlantic, City Albert e. Jansseni
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

Reconocer el principle de la inde-
pendencja. como constants e iadisegl7
tible", es declarar la capacidad para
merecerlo, y 81. bien la. Intervention
miiitar norteamericana en- Santo Do
mingo es, segdn los uterventores,
para asegurarsels desarrolio gapido del
progreso gdaf estabiiidad ~ gobier-
no propios er hecho evidente es que
el motive real radica en- la garantia'
de la deuda, para 10 que la interven7-
cion empez6 por las aduanas. S,
Ell estado financieror de Santo Do
i1lingo prospera; en- sus@ areas hay
sobrantes; en- el coraz6n de sus hi
jos el noble proposito infexible de
hacer valedero el principle de la in
dependencia", invaledera la interven-
cion que 10 VIOLA. es de-, esperarse
que el mundo entero, que ha rimado
elsfomaflee del dereehe de los ppe-
Bios pequenos traslla rnonstruosa gaae-
IRA, que las repdbiicas sudanerieanas
sobre todo cooperen la pronta reso-
lueion del probleiaa, porque Ell siglO
dieciseis pudo tener por grande-y 10
fue--la conquista por las a1mas; pc
ro en- el siglo yeinte es detestable la
conquista, en-, cobro de pesos! -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
NoTAS De VEGA BAJA
I'm pr6fugO en- las garras de Policia.
Tn buen servicio prestado por la
fuerZa de este DistritO. $50

I En- la rioehe del 26 de los corrien-
ties el policfa Enrique Ledesma y ell
guardia Berrfo al mando del Jefe Mar
tinez en- persecution del pr6fugo
Pedro Cancel, natural de San German,
que merodeaba por ,el bar1io de Pug
nado, de este termino municipal, cap
turandolo, de cuatro a circo de la ma
mana, en- la finca de Dolores Rivera.
picho profugo cunplia una condena
de oeho amos de preside. A pregun-
tas de este reporter, me manifesto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
Departamento
del Interior
NegOCiddO del TELEGRAPH InsuIdr .

Hemos recibido la siguiente circular :
Selores
'siCotl motive de haberse dispuesto que
la estaci6n inalambrica de Puerta de
TERRA Ell San Juan, acepte aerogra-
mas comerciales de para los Esta-
dos Unidos, los cuales han de trasmi-
tirse por conducto del Negociado del
TELEGRAPH Insular, ces estimare Sc
siryan euviarAos su direction o
direcciones cablegraiica para ano-
tarlas en- nuestro registro y facili-
tar asf la entrega de los telegramas
que para ustedes puedan recibirse.
Adjunta Sc les acompana la tarifa
para tales aerogramas.
Atentamentes
he, Manuel R0drigueS,
Superintendent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

AreclDO dlO an0che una pfueDa,
de su cultura, acogiendo con YER
dadera devotion espiritual a ese
naravilloso mago del verso, que
Sc llama Francisco Villaespesa.
A las tres Y media de la tarde sa-
Heron de aqui acompanando a
Villaespesa, Luis Llorens Torres,
Eugenio Astol, Rafael III. Mona
gas, Negroni Mattel, Fernandez
Ortiz, ell Redactor fot0grafo de
Puerto Rico UustrddO, senior Es
aloha, y Perez Losada. 4
En- las afueras de Arecibo a
donde llegaron los excursionistas,
"a entrada la noche, aguardaban
a Villaespesa, el AlcalGe de la
ciudad, senior Ledesna, ell Sena-
dor Santoni, el Consul de Espa-
ia seiior Alberto B. Tejada, ell
Presidente de la Casa de Espaila
en aquella localidad, senior Oil
yer y algunos elementOs mas, to-
dos muy distinguidos.
En- ell Hotel Las Balcmes fuG
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tos Sooi,es" n1eS; So !, s' hoan; % to1idad
@ hoso do an;onas aSf los roc;
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Sioo, = go. '.p'':at,, = :" neo'" ." o'
'u1 Ea ~ t ,mapieoaaule, a,a = han,
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torna al noeta tomaron asiento
las esaSoras TrinidaJ Padira do
Sem Marfa r. do Ma,tinaz
T,;ana W nm Jado v . o,ro,
los ya1;osos eIemantos aracibe
ilos ane ,iban a tomar parte en-
Ia velada, los que fueron de San
Juan con Villaespesa, ell Alcalde
sefior Ledesma el Consul de Els.
pafla, ell presidente de la Casa de
Espafia en- Arecibo. ell DR.. Roses
Artan v otros distinguidos ele-
lnentos.
Ell discurso de presentation no
pudo tener mas adecuado inter
nrete estando como estaba car
90 del Lcdo. don Felix Santoni,
c1lya extensa cult,lra CORE pare
las con su depurado gnsto litera.
rio con la galanfa de su pala-
bra armoniosa.
FL gsefior Santoni fue muy oya.
cionado.
Dasnn6s Villaesnesa FL core.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

SOLO HAY UN "BROMo QUINI-
MAJ, que es LAXATIVE BROM0
QUININA. La firma de. E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa
por todo ell mundo para curar res
friados en- un dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

=Andpsls.s en- 81 lMPARcIAl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

lDel "Heraldo de Cuba".D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Livestock Market


chicago, H. Sept 5.-HoEs-Receipts
1900 Market strong 10 25c higher. Hesvv
$3.50 Q 1915; medium. sITGIs.5o; light.
81 1850; sows S15.5O0I6.25
Catue-Receipts, $1,000. Market unset
lied Beef steers. medium and heavy.
choice and prime. s1sG1s-5O. medium and
good, 81 q 1880; common. SsT5 ell: light
good and choice. SI5-75 G17-75: common
and medium. ss613-5o; butcher cattle.
heifers. Ss-5o6 14.75: cows, Ss-25a1S.50:
Gamers and cutters S5-35 G625; veal
stocker steers. 26-25 Go: western range
1880.
sheep-Recslpts. 1900. Market slow.
lambs, siS-25 1913; culls and common.
IS e %; yesrling wethers, s1O-25 GI2. ewes.
medium. good and choice, S7dG25: wills
and common. s2.2566.75.
Kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas City. No. Sept 15.-HoEs-Re-
ceipts, 10000 Market higher Heavies.
Sl6-25 1880: medium. s1s.25 Q I7.a5: lights.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 Market lower.
Steers. ss25 SO 1850; heifers. Ss.55GI4I0:
cows Ss-15 q p; calves. SI461s-50: stock
ers. s6-50G10.
sheep-Reeeipts. 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. s12 @ 10 ewes. SsG1A75
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver Colo. Sept 15.-Cattle-Recelpts
800. Market 1oc 10 CSC lower. Beef steers.
SO q 1875 cows and heifers. $3.50 q O.;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 I'll; calves. SIC
G15
Hogs-ReceIpts. 900. market steady.
Top. sl7-15; bulk. 1915 1850.
sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market steady
Lambs s12-50 1925; ewes. 81 $50. feeder
lambs, SOON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
H.In R.nt.d-FemaI.

=-~--~7a--Tsr~r--=r-=r-=
LADY typist TO take position at Ser
Blanca See Mr. Trimhle az County clerl
office Record Room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
GOES Up
AF TER LOSSES
Gossip That Germany Has
U. S. Credits and Will
Buy Is Current.

Chicago. III. sept 15.-Corn values
continued today TO descend notwith-
standing such bullish factors as the
reported postponement of the steel
strike and as an upturn in the price
Of hogs. Bearish sentiment due to
agitation for lower food cost re-
NAMED the dominant influence. Ex-
cellent weather tended further to pull
down the market Opening prices,
urday's finish to 1Ac lower. with
December s1.1Sla to S1.19 and May
Sl-l652 to SL171, were followed by
slight rallies and then by a material
setback all around.
Market Closes Strong.
Subsequently, opinions which were
expressed in some quarters that for
the time being liquidation was ended
led to covering by shorts and TO a
consequent upturn in the market. Be
SIDES. gossip was current that Ger
many had received American credits
and was now ready TO buy grain. The
close was strong. = to 2ilc net
higher. with September s1.37is and
December Sl-20is to s1-20i
Oats Easier With Corn.
oats were easier, in sympathy with
corn Offerings though were readily
absorbed After opening unchanged
70 &c lower. including Deem Der at
% 10 90 = c. the market recovered
somew hat. but then sagged again.
Provisions reflected the weakness
or grain. Strength in the hog mar
het mad only a transient influence.
Later the market rallied with grain
ana as result Of belief that some
Lizard was being worked for export
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
COTTON DROPS
AFTER ADVANCE
Heavy Selling Causes De.
cline in Prices at New
Orleans.

New Orleans, la, sept 15--storm
news and reports OF damage TO the
crop in Texas by high winds and
heavy rains caused a rise Of 20 to IS
points in the cotton market today on
the first call.
HEAVY. selling. encouraged by pri-
vate bureau condition. report Of 5I9,
met the advance and a reaction en-
sued. which carried prices TO Il
points under Saturdays close
Opening bids we're october. $3.50 I;
December. s2s.55: January. S2S.S0;
May. $3.50.
Private reports Of damage in Texas by
high winds and heavy rains brought IN
new buying and late in the morning prices
were 10 s points over the final quota
tons Of Saturday.
Cotton Futures, Close
New Tor. sept 15.-Cotton futures closed
steady October. 1905: December, 1898;
January. 1880; March. 29.40; Nay. 2s-47-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
SHARE
IN STOCK RISE
List Averages Half Point
Gain With Shelters
in the Lead.

Mexican Petroleum TO-DAY made an
other new high record OF 2161s after
having opened up 2111z. according to
J. S. Curtiss & Co. Sheldon hotel
Coppers shared in the general mar
ket improvement, Anaconda selling as
high as 7O1s. SHELTERS was a point
higher than the opening a 79ls- The
balance Of the copper list averaged
obout L point gain Pan American
selling exdividend at 124 represented
another new high record
Texas company and Royal Dutch
also added several points gain to
their previous closing.
On the curb Verde Combination was
stronger at 9-16 bid. 1000 shares be-
ing offered for sale at 3. Magma
Chief strengthened considerable.
Night Hawk was 2. asked. a high
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Plans Outlined
For Municipal
Theate1- Here
All Who Want Places IN
the Cast Asked to
Meet I onight.

FL Paso will soon have municipal
theater association hich will stage
plays in the high school Auditorium
for the amusement and education o.
the general public, if plans mature
which were made at a luncheon at
noon Monday at the Sheldon hotel
a score OF persons interested in civic
enterprises attended the meeting.
when the wind comes QUITO ( the west
Mrs Howard Waldron. Mrs. Fred
erick Norton and Mrs. II. D. Field
we're appointed TO formulate plans for
2 municipal theater organization and
10 make arrangements for putting on
the first play. They Will also study
and recommend ways to finance the
organization
In keeping with the movement look
ing toward the establishment of 2
theater association and staging plays
in the auditorium beginin@ as soon
probably as October ], a call was
made for all persons who wished 70
try for places in the cast 10 meet
at the high school tonight at
o'clock.
Mrs. Howard Waldron, presiding
introduced DR.. Theodore Niehman
who has directed a number Of mu-
nicipal theater plays in big cities
nicipal theater is. and said the high
school has one Of the finest audi
forums in the country for staging
plays He also told OF the success OF
municipal theaters along the coast
and in various parts OF the United
States.
Mrs Ralph Henderson explained the
organization Of q little, OF municipal
theater in Santa Re and said: II
santa Fe and Albuquerque can make
success OF municipal theaters sure
ly Fl PasO can make a much bigger
success out Of one"
Talent ApIenty In Fl PasO.
Mrs Maud D. Sullivan, librarian,
said that in FL Paso there was a big
demand for drama and that an organ
ization with the purpose Of giving
plays for all the public should meet
with tremendous success She had
no doubt but what talent splenty
could be obtained here.
The time has come for FL Paso to
have more and better amusemeuts.'
said A Swartz Thousands of dollars
90 out Of FL Paso every year because
Of the lack Of something TO do in the
way Of attractions for the public"
Dr. r. L Ramey said the school
board would be glad to have the
plays staged at the high school be-
cause It would scquaint the people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
CHARGE MEMBER OF CREW
KILLED CAPTAIN OF SHIP

Wilmington. n. c.. sept. 15-Investi-
cation Of the death of Capt. Robe L.
Corkrum, Of the schooner William H.
Sumner, which grounded in Topsau
inlet week ago and whose crew said
the master killed himself. has re-
suited in the Implication Of one of the
crew in the killing
The authorities here say three negro
seamen have admitted Capt Corkrum
was shot with his own revolver last
negro mate. who was Jealous over
Corkrum's promotion to be master.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Grains and Provisions.

chicago GRAIN Close.
Corn-Sept. S1aT1..: Dec. SIe0Is
Oats-Sept-. s5iscs Dec. CSC
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Sept. $3.50: Oct. ss455
Lard-Oct-. S25-75; Jan. Sass.
Rihs-Se0-00; Jan. s1s.47-
Chicago Produce. Close.
chicago, ILL.,. Sept 5.-Butter-Steadv.
Creamery. ~ q 555zc
Eggs-Steady. Receipts 1881 cases.
Firsts. 49, @ 45 izc; ordinary first. So q zoe:
al market. cases included, 3sG44l4c;
storage packed firsts. IS "a 4slsc
foultry-Alive, lower: springs. Q3iLc;
fowls 20 q 29c
Potatoes-Arrivals. 1ss cars. Afinnesota.
Hed River early Ohios, bulk and sacked,
s--5O g $50 cwt-: Wisconsin round white.
bulk, $40 ass. Wisconsin round white
Z S. grade No ]. sass 2-45. Idaho rurals
No. I, sacked. s1.s5
Kansas City Produce. Close.
kansas City. 40. Sept. 15.-Butter-sc
higher Creamery, extras. SEC: fIrsts Sic
seconds, 49c; packing. 45c.
-Eggs-unehanged- Firsts. 45e: seconds.
Poultry-Cnehansed Hens. Csc: ROSTERS.
15c; broilers. sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

By Associated Prose-
Ner York. sept 15--AIercantile paper,
5si G5E percent.
sterfnE so day bills. 4.1f: commercial so
dav bills on banks, Asa commercial so
dsy bills 4l31zs demand, Az; cables.
EIE--
Time loans, easier all dates, 50 as bid.
Call money, steady: high. 6; low. 5; rul-
inE rate. G. closing bid. 5; offered at 03z
last loan. 5 percent
Ear silver. Sl-15A-
Mexican dollars. eliac-
Copper. quiet. electrolytic spot and Sep
TENDER. e51z G23Ecs October and Novem-
Der "a 24c. small lots second hand
SPOT and futures. p 22ac.
Iron. steady. No ! Northern. SIS; No 2
SEE; 10. Southern. SIS.
Lead. steady; spot. 1915 bid $500 asked.
October s5-S5 bd: $50 asked
spelter. quiet; spot offered at s7-55; Oc-
toher offered at S7-55 =.
LONDON METAL Market
London. Eng sept 15--The quota
tions on the metal exchange today were
as follows
Spot copper. E1o1. 2s Sd
Electrolytic. El1o-
Tin, E2s6-
Lead. RS. S..
Speltsr, IA. los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Special Notices


YOUR mattresses renovated s1-T5 up; car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg- Co. Phone NV
WE Buy. sell or exchange sewing ma
chimes and furniture. new or second nanu.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
PROPERTY owners. attention Save your
roofs new. stops an leaks. cheaper than
paint, 60 DAYS time. consultation and eN-
pert Information free. Drop a card 10
=. s Bennett. District Mgr. Hotel Paso
del Norte-
sTENOGRAPHEBS ATTESTION - Grand
opportunities for Spanish and English
stenographers. I have had 10 years eN-
perience as Spanish Instructor teaching my
own rapid conversational method in three
months. private lessons. Phi SAYS
THIS is to certify that Wrights Cleaning
Works Will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by any one except (Mrs-) e.
". Wright
WEIGHTS CLEANING WORKS.
Mrs. G. u. Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15

YOUR mattresses renovated s1-75 up: ca
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg Co Phone III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Home Made Brezy
Barred In Texas
Says Attorney
Opinion Holds Law Can
Define Notwithstanding
Liquor Is intoxicating.

Austin, Tex, Sept 15.-The manu-
facture Of intoxicating liquors for
beverage purposes even for personal
use, anywhere in Texas is prohibited
by the prohibition amendment to the
Texas constitution. according TO an
opinion given out by the attorney gen
eral today. This opinion says that
the Dean bill, which is the enabling
act Of the prohibition amendment, de-
fines an intoxicating liquor as one
which contains one or more percent of
alcohol
The legislature has not the power,
says the opinion TO constitute a liquor
nonintoxicating which in fact would
De Intoxicating. but to aid in enforce
ment Of the law 1t can declare a liduor
Intoxicating which in fact is not in
toxicating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
FRENCHITALIAN EXCHANGE
FALL TO NEW LOW RECORDS

New York, Sept 15.-An previous
low records for French and Italian
exchange were broken today when
francs and lires fell TO unprecedented
low levels
Paris checks were quoted early in
the afternoon at 8.77, which meant
that IL required 50 francs TO buy
an American dollar. Italian bills
broke to $50. representing approx
marely a discount of - percent
Marks. or German exchange, which
had weakened steadily since the re-
sumption Of quotations to Berlin, also
made-a new low TODAY at so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Legal Notices.
NoTICE OF sTocKHoLDERs. M IIsI y

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF THE TEXAS BANK & TRUST CO.
Notice Is hereby given to each and all
OF the stockholders OF the Texas Bank q
Trust Company. a corporation. Of FL Paso,
holders Of said bank will be held in the
banking rooms OF said corporation. corner
Texas street and Mesa avenue. in the city
Of e Paso. Texas, on Tuesday the S0th
day Of September. 1913. at I o'clock p
m then and there TO vote upon the propo-
sition TO increase the capital stock OF
said bank from 500. 10000 to $3.50. 10000,
and 10 raufy and confirm the action OF
the directors OF said Texas Bank & Trust
Company. IN purchasing the assets and
business Of the Union Bank & Trust com
pany.
Witness our hands this. the 25th day OF
July. 1919 F. NJ Murchison, R. NJ Dud-
ley. H E. Christie. F. c. Held. Ice H
orndorff. Cyrus H Jones. majority OF
The Board Of Directors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
Rich Oil Woman Is
Killed BIZ RniLmnu

Plainview. Tex, Sept. 15.-AIrs. Lille
Norwood, OF Eastland. owner OF the
famous Norwood gusher. was killed
Sunday. four miles north OF Plain
view. when a passenger train struck
the automobile in which she was rid
ing
Her four children. aged Il to 10.
were riding with her. They were in
jured but not fatally.
Mrs. Norwood was returning from a
tour Of California and other states
when the accident occurred None Of
the occupants Of the car saw the train
until IL had stuck the automobile. The
children are at a PiainvieW santa
rum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
MARKET
STRONG, HIGHER
Big Array Of Industrial and
Railroad Issues Partici-
pate in Gains.

New York. sept I5.-An unusual
array Of Industrial and railroad issues
participated in today's broad stock
market, early gains being partly
shaded later on conflicting labor ad-
vices The close was strong, sales
Appropriated 100000 shares
Final prices on Liberty bonds to-
day were: 3ls's. 10000; first IS
$3.50: second As. 1910; first A.
9Aeo; second as. $3.50; third 4iF's.
$500; fourth AIS 1926; Victory
5Si s. 1886; Victory 44's. 1884.
Higher level at Opening.
The reported decision OF the organized
steel workers 10 postpone the nation wide
strike order set for September = &C
counted largely FOR the materially higher
level of prices recorded al the opening
~ toGay's stock market United States
steel gained only one Joint but among
steel equipments oils motors. shipplnEs
ard tobaccos advances extended from . 20
. points Reading and Texas and Pacific
were the only railroad issues 10 display
nlArN.l sLFelsein- olls ana e4nl - ~
recorded further advances before the end
Of the nrsz haH hour.
Forge Steadily Ahead.
stock market prices today forged steadi-
Dr. ahead during the first hour. easing
slightly at noon. The market was further
stimulated by the greater strength OF
United states Steel which increased Its
gain TO points. Other noteworthy acces-
sious 20 the early rise Included Bethlehem,
Lackawanna. Republic and Nova Scotia
Steels Baldwin and American Locomotives.
Mexican and Pan-American Petroleums.
Texas company. Motors and their special
ties high priced tohacccos. Atlantic Gulf
American International and Leathers- Last
Saturdays inquiry for rails was resumed.
Paclnes. Changers and Coalers leading the
investment group. New low records for
French and italian exchange eNerted little
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