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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

I'll PASO district boxers Who won
l. titles at the recent tournament In
1T sam Houston and have successfully
defended them since that time may be
sent overseas as a part Of the Ameri-
can athletic team to meet the Eng
lish and French athletes in July"
such was the statement Of Capt c.
Lyman Brosius. instructor Of physi-
cal training in the United States
army who arrived in Ell Paso from san
antonio Monday, after being stationed
there for some time. Capt Brosius
win remain in FL Paso until June g
Cor the purpose Of fnstructing the FL
pas0 district troops fin physical train
ing and VIII hold a mass field train
ing exhibition comprising about 5000
troops and three army bands Thurs
ans who desire TO witness the exni-
hition which is interesting from every
standpoint and is the first event OF
the kind 10 be held here are invited
10 attend.
Bliss Ranks First.
Boxers alone are not included in
the personnel OF the team which
would so from the southern depart
ment to France, according TO Capt
Br0sius. Champions OF wrestling
tournaments and crack field and track
athletes are also wanted. The men
going from this district would be
part Of the national team" said Capt.
Brosius. Fort Bliss is FAR above the
majority Of military posts in the
country in the point Of athletics. Ii
IS better equipped and the spirit is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

wonderful The troops are alert. wen
disciplined and have a great deal of
snap am going 10 send in a very
favorable report on the district
Encourage Physical Work
one or the principal purposes Of the
trip Of Capt Brosius TO Fort Bliss Is
to encourage interest IN the matter OF
physical training and have 10 adopt
ed in the public schools all over the
country
He is one Of the hest known
physical Instructors in the east
and since joining the army has
used every effort to also interest
educational boards in the train
ing. Illinois. massachusetts and
Michigan are three states that
have already taken II up and the
movement 10 adopt il is spreading
widely.
the second largest event OF IT'S kind
held I'm the country" he said The
plan Of physical training is TO cour-
dinate the mind and body and make a
man think while he is doing a thing.
To be alert all Of the time and 30
learn 10 use their body and mind AT
the same time The instruction viii
continue after leave FL Paso as
class OF six officers was starred Non
day and win run until June 9 when I
VIII leave for the Preside
Are Different Features.
Physical training ana physical cul-
ture are two different and distinctive
features To accomplish military
training many people think that il IS
necessary TO hold the regular military
drills and other exercises which are
often practiced indoors Webster de-
fines the word attention as mental
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
COMPANY TEAM
LEAVES CELLAR
Makes Strong Finish in Oath
League; Much Interest
Is Taken in Circuit.

Columbus. n. NJ, sIay 27--Company
L left the cellar in Mondays league
game by dropping the strong G line
up. Il to 10. in one Of the most excit-
ing league games to date.
League games are now being pro-
grained for almost every afternoon.
the keen interest shown by every com
pany in the sport calling for more
games and double headers thrown in
The league games this week are
postponed in favor Of the regimental
games between the gath and 25th in
fantry regiments on Friday. Saturday
and Sunday. with Reyes Wright and
LaugfOrd-Rufus Williams bouts Dec
Grafton day morning at 10 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

,ers Of the league and his Ioss TO the
team IS great Alexander is the boy
who was formerly q member Of the
New York Yankees and was without
doubt one OF the best catchers OF the
entire Texas league
Manager McCl0skeT speaks admir-
ingly OF the brand Of baseball being
dispensed in the Texas league this
year, but Is not enthusiastic over the
umpiring staff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
FAST CANES FOR
DECORATION DAY
Teams of Army and City
League Arrange Special
Schedule for Friday.

Decoration day N II Paso VII Be
dtungIy observed in the same manner
in which it is recognized IN eastern
baseball circles - with a double
header-and fans on the afternoon OF
Friday VIII witness what is expected
to be some silt edged ball Army
and City league managers and mem
bers Of the executive committee, at
a meeting Monday night. at the office
Of DR.. II. ]. 1IcCamant, in the Martin
bufIdine. adopted a splendidly worked
out schedule. submitted by Mai Jas
II Conlin, manager Of the Zone sup
DIV team, and which provides for
games on Friday. Saturday and sun
DAY Of this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Oilers Slump
Now Explained

IL PAsO baseball fans who have
L been following the fortunes OF
the Beaumont club OF the Texas
league for the reason that John J. Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
CHAMP Willard
IS TARDY boxer
Has Not Yet Arrived in To
ledo; Tracer Sent Out by
Promoter Richard.

Toledo. Ohio. May 27.-Failing to
receive any official word from Jess
willard concerning his departure from
Los Angeles. Tex Richard. promoter
of the heavyW championship bat
tie between Willard and Jack Demp-
sey here July 4. today telegraphed the
champion requesting him TO start for
Toledo Immediately.
Richard asked Willard to abandon
his proposed stop for a day at his
home in Lawrence Kas willard
agreed TO be here six weeks in adj
vance Of the contest. Richard said
and that time is post
-He asked for a few days in which
TO attend to personal affairs on the
coast ana / consented, out I think he
has delayed his departure LONG enough
IL IS time that he should be on the
ground and in training. 7 have re-
luesled hin TO be here Saturdav.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
BASEBALL


Where They Play " ednesdey.
Galveston at Dallas.
Houston at Waco.
san Antonio at Shreveport
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

But we haven't opened any of this mail
yet. Not until Thursday morning will we
begin accepting orders-and as fast as
these orders are opened we viii begin
allotng leases. These leases viii be given
out IN the order in which the mail Is re-
oeived-begmning the distribution Of
leases closest our first drilling sites.
The unique idea of PROTECTING m
vestors Is meeting with hearty approval
from everyone People declare that II
& the only way a company operating IN
unproven territory should be permitted to
offer their stock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

application and act Of heedinr-" To be
standing in that position is the act of
attention OF all Of the drafted men
VINO came into Camp Travis during
the war a percentage Of 80 out Of 100
nad curvature Of the spine in vary
ins degrees. II the school children
were 10 get up and stretch az the di-
reetion Of the teacher at stated pc
RODS this would be avoided
physical culture taught by an
inexperienced person can do n
great deal OF harm. II requires
common sense and good judgment
while there is the matter Of over
eating also which Is TO be consid-
cred Very few people are con-
serFative in their eating.
Boxing Instructor Bobby Burns at
sort Bliss who is very clever end
competent has some splendid classes
ana VIII soon hold a mass boxing
contest on the athletic field at Fort
Kiss All boxers from every regi-
ment VIII compete and tx VIII GER
tainly be worth seeing
Capt Brosius is very enthusiastic
over the matter Of taking up physical
training in the public schools and
earnestly declares that II would be
one Of the greatest moves made by
state educational boards 10 adopt the
training. Daily reEimental drills are
airy starting at . o'clock in the af-
t5rnoon, the seventh cavalry at
o'clock and the SD artillery at { O'Clock
on its own athletic field.
The boxers who would 20 from Fl
Paso TO France in the event the trip
materializes would be Johnny SUDDEN
berg, middleweiEht champion; Tom
ana Tommy Carter, lightweight cham
Dion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Is Your Order
Among Them?
First

Mail from everywhere seems has been flooding cur offices since
the sensational oE PaoSaragosa appeared an
nouncng that with every SIS worth Of stock purchased lease on
one acre ground would be given ABSOLUTELY FREE The
lease alone being well worth SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

The Athletics have disposed OF third
baseman Ray Bates TO Los Angeles
70 the Pacific Coast league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

salt Lake last week released pitch
ers Schinizle and Eugene CaIdera-
Shinkle Joins the Omaha Western
LEAGUE team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

At Dallas R.HE.
Dallas. IA q
san Antonio. .
Batteries. Dallas. Johnson and
Robertson. san Antonio, Fincher and
Gibson
At shreVeport- RHE.
Shreveport ..--........-e & Of
Galveston. 4
Batteries Shreveport. Black and
Brannan; Galveston. Neader Couch
man and Wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT CHAMPS
MAY DEFEND TITLES IN FRANCE

Capt c. Lyman Brosius Instructor Physical Training,
Arrives Here to Teach Field Training at Fort Bliss
And States That Ell Paso District Boxers May Be
Sent Overseas: Mass Field Training Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

Were They TInT v e1nesdlV.
Vernon az Los Angeles.
Oakland at san Francisco.
Portland at Seattle
Sacramento at salt Lake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

where They Play Wednesday.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

closkey, Of this city, is manager Of
the Oiler team. were seriously dis
turbed during the past week by the
unexpected losing streak Of the club.
Those who feel that IL had only a
temporary setback were considerably
encouraged Monday. however. when
umpire Harry Kane received a letter
from the veteran manager explaining
that the loss Of four games in q row
was due to hard luck and not weak
playing by the regular Oilsr nine.
Bailey l. Hurt.
IWirler Bailey. catcher Alexander,
French one Of the fastest infielders
and a fourth PLAYER were hurt during
the week at different times. accord
ing to the letter Bailey is consid-
cred one OF the most consistent Twill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

Where They Play Wednesday.
No games scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

out schedule. SD omitted py MAJ Jas
II. Conlin, manager OF the zone SUP
games on Friday. Saturday and sun
day Of this week
For All Season.
The schedule also provides lot
rames on every other holiday Of note
and also for contests on Saturday and
Sunday Of each week the usual pro
ceedure Of one game on Saturday
afternoon and two games on sunday
being followed The first game Fri-
dav afternoon viii bring the Zone
supply and 4S05 teams together, while
in the second two preseason enemies
airy rompkins Terriers VIII face eacn
other sin the field. Saturday after
noon the Eighth engineers and zone
teams viii meet while on sunday the
Terriers and Feldman teams VIII meet
in the first game and the Engineers
and 4S05 In the second
Zone Team Confident.
Probably the hardest schedule OF
the week IS that OF the Zone supply
nine. which viii meet the AeUicans
and also the Eighth engineers Maj
Conlin. with Johnny Mulcahy in the
box, however, IS optimistic over the
outlook and confidently believes that
his strengthened team viii make
strong showing in both games Mui-
cahys record against the f805 team
in past seasons is slngularlv Of vic
torious proportions. and with a little
hitting by the Zone supply players
they have an excellent chance Of cop
ing with the Gomez nine.
So far this season the Mexican boys
have not faced a rWirler who is con-
sidered one Of the best OF the league.
and the fans are watching the Fri
day afternoon contest with interest
Big Game sunday.
The big game Of the week viii
come Off Sunday afternoon. Of course /
when the 4805 and Engineer teams
meet Maj. Neyland win be on the 4
mound for the Engineers and VIII
be opposed BY the strongest twirler !
Of the Gomez nine. The first game
between the Terriers and Feldman /
mines looks to be good. also. and. in 4
fact. the fans are assured Of three
games OF real baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

A.IERIcAN AssocIATIoN.

McAvoy, Detroit. Boland, Cunnin
ham, Kaliio and Ainsmith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
sorrHERN AssocIArIoN.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
At New Orleans-NeW Orleans s..
Nashville 8.
At Atltnta-Atlanta Z; Memphis z.
Chattanooga at Mobile, wet grounds.
Little Rock at Birmingham, rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

Vine your order today 50 It will SURE be here when we begin
opening the Mail Thursday morning You surely want in on this
exceptional company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

But we are confident that never before
was a cOmpanys prospects brighter than
FL Paso-Saragosa. The ten thousand
acres Of land which this company owns
has every indication of being OIL LAND
100 percent. The geologisis who have
gone over our holdings say that at between
thirty-fiye and thrty-eight hundred feet
oil IN wonderful quantities viii be pro
duced. Government geological reports
predict that a great oil pool will be dis
covered IN this region. Experts can trace
the oil stratum from the Tampioo and
California fields through our property and
on to the fields Of Pennsylvania.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

beaumont at Waco. rain.
Houston at Fort Worth, rain.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
FIGURAS BOL LCHEVISTAS.
Chicherin eI Aristocrata

gresar Russia.
Apenas llegado Petrogrado, Chi.
cherin asufni6 el cargo de minis
tro de EstadO siendo su mission
bien POGO envidiable. En- ;,quel
tempo Sc hallaban instalados en-
Russia como verdaderos amos e i'm
ponlan su autoridad al Gobierno
bOlchevista de la manera mas bru
tai. El Conde Mirbach (ascsina-
do en- el mes de julio de 1915, en-
Moscoul no tenfa miramiel!to al
guno con el ministro de Estado
ruso. Con el sombrero pnesto y
ell bast0n en- la mano, introduc1ase
sin cumplidos en- el gabinete de
trabajo de Chicherin, -forls.ulan-
dole en- tono insolente exiGencias
a menudo irrealizables y alhena-
zandole constantemente con el fa-
moso &puiio blindado germanico2.
Ell pobre Chicherin, a pesor de
todo su odio por la casta militia
rista alemana, veiase oblig.ido a
sometegse, a mostrarse amable,
docil, aun a veces servil, sinticnde
dolorosamente toda su impoten-
cia, y todos los actos de brutali-
dad de las autoridades alenlanas,
contestaba escribiendo notas In
terminates. abs0lutamente mutt
les y veces hasta ridiculas. Ell,
internacionaista conyencilo, an
tiIhilitarista exaltado, debfq incli-
narse respetuosamente ante los
peores representatives del militia
rismo rapaz. Para un hombre sin
cero como Chicherin, debia seresto
una verdadera tragedia. iCuan
dichoso debe sentirse ahora, que
la Russia, gracias a la victoria de
los aliados, Sc halla libre de Ia pc
sadilla de la domination tudesca
Chicherin es un modesto. No le
GUSTAV las frases retumbantes nj
los ademanes estudiados 10 Trots
ky. Prefere permanecer en- la obs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

En- Paris, desde el principle de la
guerra, entr0 Ell las filas de los
internacionalistas. &La guerra
deefa-no puedq tener mas que
una sola ventaja: la dc acarrear
la revolucion social.>
Aunque pertenecia al ala men
cheyista de la social-democracia
-rusa y estaba en fntimas relacio-
mes con eI @leader> deesta fraction
Martoy, prestaba su apoyo mate
rial Y moral al periodico de Trots
ky, y,Nuestru PGlabrG, en- el que pu-
blicaba, de vez ell cuando, ,unos
artfculos que firmaba con el seud0
nimo xOrnatsky>. Bien es verdad
que en- aquella epoca, el mismo
Trotsky no era adn bolcheyique
" simpatizaba mejor con los boil
Icheyiques.
En- Londres adonde Chicherin
Ise trasladC principles de 1916,
tom6 parte muy activa en- el mo-
Ivimiento revolucionario ingles y
yealiz6 una propaganda interna-
cicnalista muy energica. El Go
bierno ingles vefa su actiyidad con
muy malos oios. Al iniciaTse La
reyolucion del mes de MARIO de
1917, fue internado en- un campo
de concentration. Todas las pro
testas del Gobierno de Kerensky
fueron completamente indtiles.
Pero las eosas caIhbiaron de re-
peHfe en- cuanto los bolcheviques
advinieron al Poder. Trotsky,
|acordandose del ap0yo de Chiehe-
rim, decidiose a liberar a su amigo
Y partidario. Hizo de clio una
question diplomatica; declare que
Isl Ell Gobierno britanico no ponia
"a Chicherin en- libertad, dal1anse
inmediatamente las ordenes de
Idetener a los sdbditos ingleses re
sidentes Ell Russia. Y Trotsky ga
no su pleito: Chicherin fue puesto
EN- libertad autorizandole para re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

curidad y evita hasta ell eNhibirse
en- los mltines para ganarse faciles
triunfos. Carece en- absolute de
de tribune, de conduc
tor de multitudes. Els mas bien
un timido, un taciturno un ira
bajader de Ultima fila. los que
lie conocen quedaron sorprendidos
al verle ocupar un puesto de tan
ia ostentacion. Sin embargo, so
bre el fondo girls de los directories
actuales de Ia Russia bolcheyista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

lss un arist6crata entire los boil
cheviques, un cueryo blanco. Sus
modaIes son distinguidos y tiene1
unas manos delicadas. al yerle
entire los obreros, vienen involun-
tariamente ala mente las palabras
de Heine, que decfa que estimaba
mucho los proletarios, pero que
antes de estrecharles la mano
sentia siempre ell deseo de ponerse
los guantes.
Chicherin, arist6crata por edu
cacion, es demasiado demecrata
de espfritu para pensar ell los
-guantes cuando Sc halla en- medic
de los obreros. Els un entGsias-
ta, un admiPador sincere del pro-
letafiado; pero Sc adivina que su
@demoeratizaci0n> lie ha costado
mucho trabaJO, que ha debldo pa
sar por una larga escala de, sacri-
|licios Y de resignation, antes de
'adaptarse la vida POGO ep9idia
bic de los, circulos revoluciona-
rios.
4 Hijo de I'm rehombrado catedra
tico, hePedo ademas de un nombre
respectable, una cuantiosa fortu-
na, que lego toda al partido social
flemocrata, en- el que ingresaba to-
layfa muy joven. Pudiendo llevar
una vida fastuosa, logr6 reducir
sus gastos personales a 10 estric-
Etamente necesario, viviendo casi
en- la miseria, eontentandose con
una mala alimentaci0n, insuficien
Ilte, y llevando siempre vestidos
extremadamente usados.
Al igual de la mayor parte de
los emigrados polfticos, Chicherin
es un gIobetrotter, un ~judle erran
te>. En- ell transcurso de estos
1ltimos afos, ha residido en- Ale
mania, Austria, Suiza, Francia,
Inglaterra, y casi en-. todas parties
ha sido perseguido, acorralado y
expulsado como .revolucionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

Chicherin es, indudablemente, una
noble fgura que inspira simpatia.
Por desgracia carece de la fuerza
necesaria para ejercer una seria
infuencia sobre sus colegas; al
contrario, dejase guar por clos,
no solamente por Lenine y Trost-
ky, sino por las numerosas nulida-
des que ell bolchevismo ha encum-
brado en- las cimas del Poder.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
ADEREZO DE BRILLANTES

Sc venderia en- 200 magnco aderezO de brllantes
montados en- patino oro obra de la Masriera de
Barcelona; consstente en- pendenf pulsera pendien
tes Informara Sr M P.-Box 2O5.-Lares, P. R
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

Sc OFRECEN
Paraguas espanoles para Mayordomos,-
alpargatas, gorras, currican, hilo de algo-
don para tabaco, betin Y liquido para teiiir
y I'm eXtenso Surtido de CALZADO en- ge7
neral que Sc ACADIA de recibir en-
OLA CIUDAD CONDAL0 de NJ. Pazos Acufa
Box $685. Tel 26O.-San Juan, P. r.. 05
New-York tribune., 1919-11-15
1900 1915 1900 1904 @ ! s. 0
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 3.6O5 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. lb., II u q
72c: extras. 50 score. 71c: hrsta. 80 to 81
score. $50 7Qp; hrsts, s8 to 50 SCORE. e20 o
64hc: secOnAs SO to 81 score, b6W60c:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-15

ally unchanged throughout the past week
and there has been no important increase
in the volume of offerings, which Is an In
dication Of confidence the part OF Gu
ban holders In a limited way February
Cubas could be obtained at 7ssc. o Cuba.
All January shipment was believed to be
available at 7%c
Coffee Futures-The market failed to
share in the Improvement noted in the
tone OF stocks yesterday and call prices
were 10 to 20 points below the previous
close due to continued long selling. to-
gether with offerings from New Orleans.
Europe and commission houses Shortly
after the call prices worked upward on
a renewal OF Wall Street demand and gains
of 20 to 4b points were recorded. Further
weakness in santos -tnres ho>rever '' ''
declines there of $50 to $50 reis. caused
profit taking at the close of the day and
considerable OF the earlier advance was
lost, final prices being net unchanged to
decline Of IS points.
The local spot market was in poor de-
mand and lower with futures. Rio Is be-
the leading Brazilian ports continue much
larger than expected and doubtless served
to restrict fresh buying here.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-15

extras. e7s q SIC; extras. ssls @s7c; nrsts
81 Il n as5c; seconds, 55ib M5o11c; unsaItea
higher than extras. 74@75c. extras - q
1SRec; hrsts 65Q071c: seconds. 5e66lc
prime. GOOSE; common to fair. 529s3c
renovated, extras, ~ @5sc: ladies. cur,
rent make. frsts. 50M5lc: seconds 4slA q
49c; lower grades, 47@ 4Sc; packing stock
current make. No. /, 4ec; No. 2, 4sc
lower grades. 4694714c
Cheese - Receipts were 1877 boxes
State. whole milk. fresh fats. colored OF
wNue ID, 32l a 3Sc; average run. colored
81 Y 132%c white. 81 u 032c; held fats
specials. S2lh @3SAc, average run. 81 Il q
22hc; lower grades, 2s@ 3ohc; Twins
average run. SIC: lower grades IS a 30 u
Wisconsin. whole milk. Twins, fresh. 80 u q
81 sc; single Daisies. fresh. 20 q 33c; held
~ : a. &c; double Daisies. held or fresh
81 &c; cheddars. Canadian. in bond ee' q
3ohc; state. skins. specials 22@22i2c
prime to choice, l7020c; fair to good
14@l7c; lower grades, 7@13c.
Egss-Receipts were s.asa cases Fresh
gathered. extras dozen. 7567sc: extra
tirsts, 1907 &c; firsts. 67G7lc: seconds
60 q sec; under grades. asa SIC; dirties
checks. good to choice dry. 4a@45c
under grades. 81 q 42c; refrigerator. spe'
cial marks fancy, charges paid. san @ SAC
frsts, 521s3c seconds. 47@ Sic: under
grades. a6Q46c; state. PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby Western. hsnnery whites, enc &c
gathered whites common to prime. 70 q
9sc; pullets. 700sOc: other Western and
Southern. gathered whites. 100000; state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns
fancy. rs 0soo: gathered brown and mixed
colors. graded. fancy. 7b@7sc; fair tc
prime. 66 D74c.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-15

Southern Spot Markets - Galveston
steady. unchanged. at 41.50c; sales, 4.3o0
bales. New Orleans quiet, unchanged. at
ssT6c; sales. l.s47 bales. Savannah quiet,
30 points lower at $50; sales. ses bales.
s.ltimore s.a nominal. so points higher. at
ssc; sales. nil Augusta steady un-
changed at sac sales. sos bales. Mem
phis steady. unchanged. at ~42c; sales. $50
oalea ST. Louis firm. unchanged. at
$500; sales NIL Houston steady, 100
POINTS lower. at 40.60c: sales 2.730
esies. Little Rock steady. unchanged. at
VIC sales. 2.666 bales. Dallas steady. 105
points lower. at 4o.55c: sales. 4.115 bales.
ttort Worth steady. 90 points lower. at
s'soc; sales. 4.209 bales.
Into Light Statement
Tho weekend statistics of the New
;.rk ;iork Cotton Exchange. with comcarison
soIow; ; Into sight for week b25, ,s66 bales.
season, 3.es7.sl3 against 3774.16l last
ses., visible supply OF all kinds. 5.0S3. 0e9
staniInst 4,os7s7s visible supply American.
s;s:x;02 ;;s:xz02s against 3.o55s7e: Increase in
,o'e. all kinds. 2o4.sS2 against 103 402
Ss,' year; increase in visible American.
sst,oUs1 against S9.402 last year; spinners
SoS Tss american for week. 3os.774 against
s~:,n.., and for the season. 2.97S,l5s
A'' 1'7Ss.2a7 last year.