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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17

so, Joaquin Becerril, Valentln
Urdaneta, Santiago Medina, Mar
tin G. stoso, Y taGlos otros q.e a In
uos del bale revolucionaban Ia
ciudad ". los barrios atestando Ell
amplio salon del teatro o los de
sus asociaciones que antes la clase
artesana contaba con tantas. -.
todos estos que estan ririt0s q CO.
leando, padecen de hipocondria, es
tan ffojos, no suenan como en- aque-
Hos tiempos de Carnaval, festas de
San Juan etc. etc. Lo mismo les su
cede a las muchachas. Unas. han
muerto otras casaron Y las que
quedan, unas estan marchitas Y
otras sin amino para lucir un ira
je. Ahora para hacerlas bailar tie
men que DIR ell la del clarinete, al
gun repequiteo del bombardine
ell cornetfn de Carmelo, porque 81
no es asi, que oigan "Rayos de
Luz" la "La cancion del Solda-
do, no bailan nj con bombones.
Antes, en- menos de media hora
esos muchachos reunian quinieA,
tos pesos y en- menos tempo del
que Sc invierte ell rear un Padre
Nuestro, Ell salon era engalanado
con cortinas, installation de luz
electrica, Sc buscaban flores ell San
turce, en- fin; habia que verlos ce-
mo unos Fregoli buscande todas
esas cosas; hoy, 81 uno lie va a ha-
blar de alguna jaranita, 10 prime
ro que dicen: mi te coupe. -!
va no tienen amino para orga-
nizar nj un chencherencke de
cinco pesos. ia
Todo Sc va acabando.
/ iS6lo queda ell recuerdo.. II /
Miguel Strogoff. :,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
E1 Campo Waterloo

aquellos que en- un grito de supre-
mo desaffo al destino, dijeron al
adyersario:, ..'iLa glardia pue-
re, pero no Sc rinde!" Y 10 CUM
plieron.
ALI, en- el lindero del campo,
Sc halla todavia en- pie Ell cortijo
de la bella Alianza donde We
llington Y Bliiecher celebraron la
famosa entrevista.
El culto a la gloria de aquella
gran jornada historical ha hecho
forrnar ell montlculo-con la tie
IRA de los taludes del viejo cami-
no de Chain, que fue la fosa GU
bierta con motones de cadaveres y
de hombres vivos-sobre, Ell cual
Sc alza ell enorme pedestal, sObre
Ell cual Sc yergue, orgulloso Y mag
nifco, Ell leon colossal de bronce
que recuerda Ell final desastroso de
la larga y resonante epopeya ma
pole6nica. El leon parece domi-
mar la llanura, advertir de su SIM
bolico poderio al mundo entero.
Al ver la pobreza del lugar, nos
parece impossible que haya sido
campo de tan grande hecho como
Ell que evocamos en- la memoria.
Y, sin embargo, Waterloo, "fine-
bre y solitario'', como dijo el poe
ta,
''Tremble encor d'avoir WI la
fuite des geants. -
Es la suggestion que en- nosotros
ejerce ell tumulto de las evocacio-
mes hist0ricas, la que presta al hui
milde hgar un aspecto Gle eplca
grandeza. En- contraste con la
triste realidad, esa magnifcencia
es puramente Imaginative. Nos
fguramos aquel llano en- Ell dia So
lemne de antano en- que los ingle-
ses, al. mando de Wellington, y
los prusianos, al mando de Bill
cher, hbraron formidable batalla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
AVISO

Mi antique empleado protoco'
lista, FELIX GARCIA, ha cesa-
do en- su empleo y no tiene rela-
ci6n alguna con mi oficina nj esti
aptorizado para tratar con nadie
ning1n asunto relacionado con mi
Notaria nj mi bufete. Lo que ha
go p1blico para general conoci-
miento.
Diciembre 20, 1913,
Luis MuNos Morales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
NO ACEPTAN LOS ALIADOs
Y VENEZUELA.

Los Aliados no estan dispues-
tos a frmar ell Armisticio nj a fir
mar la paz. jPor que es? ST Vd.
quiere una paz pr6spera y segura
para los americanos, vaya a haccr
su compra a la bien surtida tienda
del senior Francisco Rivera frente
al mercado, Mayaguez, P. R., don
de hallara articulos' a su gusto y
a precios fuera de completeness.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
vENTA DE CASA

Sc vende una casa de MADEIRA y
concrete, situada en- calle c6ntrica
de Santurce. Renta mas del ~
por ciento mensual.
Para informes dirijase a T,
Schomburg. Luna 80 altos. Tel
2S1. San Juan, P. R. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
MovIMIENTo MARITIME

Entradas:
vapo4 dominicano, de santo
Domingo. g
vapof- eapahol Legazpi, de Es-
pana.
vapor americana Cornelia, de
New York.
Despachados:
Vapores americanos Lake Gra-
,phite y Watanga, para la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
vApoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

Vapor espanol Legazpi. Llega-
ra a nuestro puerto procedente de
Espaiia de un dia a otro.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
yapor- espafol Reina Maria
Cristina, Estara aqui hacia Ell 20
del ,corriente en- yiaje para los
puertoslde Corufia, Gijon, santan-
der y Bilbao.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Vapof cubano Santiago de Gu
ba. Sc Iaguarda de un dia a otro
procedente de Habana y escalas.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
VapoE americana Philadelphia,
procedente- de New York llegara
a nuestfo puerto de sabado do
mingo tr6ximo.
c0nsiSs., Villar y Co., sucrs.
Vapof americana Cornelia. Sc
aguarda hoy procedente de New
York. 14s
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapof americana Brazos. El q
actual saIdra de nuestro puerto
para New York.
Consigss The N. Y. p. R. S. S. Co,
81 QUzERE listed COMPRAR 9
vENnER Honos y Acciones dc Ban
COS. Csntralss, y otros valorss iineal
rfsticas urhsnas, oolocar Q tomar d
nero en- hipotecas o pignorar valores
dirfjass I \. Lsuri y Comp, xetuau
n6m. 6, Sen yusn, ?. =. Tsitiono as7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-17
C0LOCACI0N DESEA 10
VEN DE 28 AMOS. con experien

cia en- oficinas de Centrales azuca-
reras, contabilidad, correspondent
cia ingles y espanol. P. 0. Box S79,
San Juan. Advt.
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Gated at san Carlos. I saw a lake ~
hs s nS rs, ten So,ss severed wish Wild fewE
fully from 1000 to 1900 birds, and 70 my
surprise heard a gun ire and saw duck
asked the gentlemen who accompanied
me II II was not q violation OF the laws
%onss sh of A 20 s ssg SSpr N.
the Ss,, DID r., have any laws and
I am sure Il the Latin. American HssE'
Win e rs sh: :esin e States wSS s
s sne present treaty between The United
operate In the further protsotion OF mi
NOR. bsn.nt and In the n.ar future see
= larger increase in our game birds than
Te s.i Federal e Mssssosy BIRD Treaty
crease our game supply and,i fsei sure ,r me
slise the bsnsnts derived from said tfestyeev
tcs of G9s bra. s not e'
piete until they are pretsoted from thsfl
.'' sa ns1sssFT 'ss. %: sssS ss'is
whsfs they spend ths, -,tnssr, snrv s5'e
Baltimore. Nd. SEPT. Il. s1a
Pickersl and Bass In Nearby strsenssss
Therss appeared an article by Roherts'
ssps.mbsr q, IN r.ssrd !. d. levy piss;i
I aSs snSIain.d 'a ss. ss..r The oosS
weather set in the pieksrsl was more sEz'
the water When hssSsG ,.-.Ss;E
Hayns nshsd IN lakes ana streams "A.
over Massachusetta connsotieut. New Jerss
sey, New York and, Penpeyivania, And heyFf'
ing canght pickerei IN AZ Of thSs: STATIC Z
brssks wafer ' q. sS lss.s once ana ofssif
times more. > closely Initiating his gisAt
cousin, the muskaiionsA .!oN
.dinfrsr Of the - 'snsfs.'' SsosSss i hlss:
them for. their greedy ana hoggish weyA
ans ny sassn % ma.se what 20 S
sise. I hbvs often opened two poundSkr
and found sfrcsa six 20 q dessn bass az.
IL the cTuelieat murderer that swims. ThAc
only trouble with him as a game nsb Nj
In In regard to nssiss in w w..tcSs.tsr Ara
about which i wrote earlier in the sas.dn
been raised over last years level. and ttHs
bass are still seeking the same fesdiha.
Kensico and rye are far above the levi;
OF former years. and II Is like hunting for
nsh are feeding ana schooling EishtsA
hours work out Of twenty -four some days
sized bass which may be called ratass-
hard work. - Ite.
It may interest the readers OF ROD ass.
Gun that VIII dig the man who pit.
the bass bugs on the map. has now looatsd'
In New York city, and that he has trisos
out some Of my favorlte, lakea eh.
New York. Sept. II. PLUG UoLY,neb
THAT Wizard Of Midland Beach," ssq
It looks to me as II 'Graps Juies- ist'
out a well calculated line and a hook ~ !,
great dimension and caught several 'suck5,
| that wizard Of Midland Beach and siasali
where he Is certainly clever, May bis pes 4
never grow weaker SEA-CONHER y y
Ocean city. NJ j.. Sept: II. LII,
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PRODUCE MARKET

BEANS AND PEAs-sEANs-Marrow.
pea a'S eso,s eo'c % Ea Chilean ,sgs7s;
Lazy Lady Warrington. California, $50; small snail
1MIhite, California, ts.5oi large, white
E tSsno $50; tepary. California. B@sT5;
d Sifusa Corsan and Jspanese. Js.75;
s snIOiss, sia.6o@14; red marrow, iiIs6;
tinSki Manehurian, NG5so; yellow eye,
.hcIe. O' az a turtle soup all white kidney.
G@SSnm atO' Manchurian. ;s.50; cabaIiero,
S S,. $3.50; bayou. Chilean, Ss@s.2s;
Syrtathoe,fry. Msnchurian, round. Se.i59
icInia pi iSof' c ssissSs cal Y;
m Hlss; ,cSSlifG.nis. choice. ,i29i2.25. PEAS
.GseS7; IDAHO VI ETS:n wissSoa.n
Chilean, Sg7sS; hSsfrail.n. sIssSS$ll71ss;
japanese, s.3o9s.50; black eye, CaIifor.
Gio s 81. in tpiits, yellow, .I;7s green. $40
4 I,rgs VIZ" me- small Aanchurian. 1915 q
IN bGITER-creamery. higher than extras
a., S'g ~ Nc; extras. 90 score, BsRBsHe
1tm' " to VI score. san @57hc; .frsts
Il 20 so6 ~ 'eote; tlh @sshe.; seconds. So e
,he'; unsslted, higher than extras, siHG
ae, extras. soM q sic.i nrsts, s4G5sHc.
IIs st' 81 q 5se.; State dairy. tubs: finest
common nSS' r. e :. good 70 prime; Ss95se.
sake, hrsts, 4Sh asTMc.; seconds, 4S@
GHe; lower grades. HG4IMc.; packing
sssSsh' current make, No, /. l5e.; No.. 9,
''e.: lower grades. 4294shc.
ChEEsE-state, whole milk. fresh mats
run, !sh q 9Oc.; lower grades, io@2Sc.
HsId' mats specials. 2oK Qslhc.; averag,
an Soc. twins. specials. white or eoiorsd
Na gSho; average run. 2sm 6soc; Wis
single daisies, fresh. atGsltic.; held, SIN
XS-c.i double daisies, fresh, sl@S1 " @.
rroung Americas. fresh, s2hc.: eheddars
s JII,nadian. in bond, AIN 9ashc.; State
s Mg!oe' fair to good. it@i7c.; lower
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ACTION OF COTTON
MARKET ERRATIC
Futures Irregular, Declining
75Points and Selling Is to
SO Over Tuesdays Close.
LIVERPOOL BUYS HEAVILY
Close is Weak and Near Days
Low Levels--Much Hedge
Selling During Day:

rhe cotton market yesterday was
xsak. declining as much as ~ points
"a sellins as high as Is TO ~ points
s,~hsr than Tuesday nights close. II
- also irregular and a weak undertone
r,svaIed. News affecting the cotton in
Sustry was lacking, but the labor outlook
sud The drop in foreign exchange took
,hs entire attention. The trade fears
,h.t II the steel strike becomes a reality
an Monday II may spread TO cotton mills.
Tse leading operator on the bull side Of
M market on Tuesday turned besrish
Yesterday and was. reported to have
Sesn o heavy short There was quite a
little hedge selling In the morning and
that served TO keep prices down. Futures
made their best showing at the opening.
the frst call saw the trade In a nervous
state, but when the securities market
turned bearish cotton followed.
No advance Is expected at this time
Secause OF the fact that outside events
re'playing such an Important part In the
market. The technical position SEEM
lngly had been weakened by the recent
covering movement. The weekly weather
report was about as expected, some
storm and insect damage being reported.
but on the whole weather was favorable
for growing and picking. Heavy rains
In the Southwest, were shown on the
daily weather report, and II was feared
that they might result In more damage
10 growing cotton. Bear interests, how
ever, claimed that the unfavorable crop
reports Of the last few days had been
discounted by the recent rises.
Foreign exchange was responsible for
some selling. as II IL realized that talk, Of
large export busineTs is CIT OF the oues-
tlon until some system OF. credits be ar
ranged. Sterling sold down to a new
low and other rates were also down.
Spot cotton has been advancing with fu-
lures, but has been making It's gains at
the expense of trade. Sales locally and
in the South have been OF very limited
proportions. Liverpool cables indicated
an advance Of 40 points. Liverpool
bought heavily at the opening. Wall
Street and commission. houses also were
buyers: The close was weak and near
the low levels OF the day.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney 30 -
Downtown. e

(Wtth name and address OF lenoer anu
attorney
Downtown,
co. m, Sept 16-Mary A Williams TO
Jos L Buttenweiser. 1s5 Central Park
West yrs. ohSs; atty. L at CO;
BRoApww2i. ssia-SsIl. store i:ai: eSs,.
tells. &c. Aug le-Mar Plitr TO William
Kl.sms ss. Co. lol Park sv. due q. u. R sG
i6.B 3 Meyer 70 ehas BAKER. ssss
eR ZEE Z S yT. ST. i: iooi M lsSSS
and f F1ans siidy 10 asias s' & hs g:
SAME PROPERLY, n. sep! le1sams TO
same. an yrs. So pr mtg $4,000; attys
ps Earl ST.. ici ii.id.its1.Tssa,i 49,
p m. July 2t-Dormend Realty Co TO
8 yrs. So; attys. Powell q Silver. 81
nth hfS ST. n: is 4, 3. ssiisi. ' 3 no.
Bank. 1877 9TH Av, due Sept l, 1894.
ilTH ST. so Il. n .. SsxiSs.s. p m. Sept
5c.s Sr: &: =; pr m n.a s:rs ss
9Th Av. tis-tii. lease Of store ana b,
Sept lo-L r Lunch and Restaurant Co
to Jacob Brounstein and Louis Ravenson.
SO I'd av. instais. 81; atty. Haiprin:
Il Park Row........... .........tla,ooo
East Side.
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18th ST. Is e. s. 2Sxios.s. leasehold.
Sept 1B-H r " Realty Corpn to Herman
i niS'' ss: .i,y.' MARKS ld NJ PARK
sara THw ST. lot n. n 5. io6.sisi.s. p m. Aug
s,1sT FsG 'tsh si a 8. coTPs srs TO 'G ty
.rTH =. a. iss1,iS6s: ,s,! NJ js IS
ss-Annis s sne se eaInn T ioo s,swaT,
5h%; attys. seiiinssr a g. i7s Broad Sdo
,s Tayi ST, IL E.'s:. iis1Ieo.i, p m, Sept
iS--ReilAnce Impt Co TO U Say Bank
sSs Ha;'0p az ,Sc fST:; w vi ..ty;s S
strip on Lexington av. " i.SS.s; p pm! m.
seS Mtg CO. iss Bway. J yr. ~. $4,000
sem ST. iSs .ad c. S'T Wagner Aug sSa sno
to Charles Hartmann, ~ " Ssh ST. que
ana int as bond. pr mtg slz.oOoi st nos
Title Quar- q Co. l1s bway se:e0O
ssTH ST. ST. =; .GM tsss 4 sicksi to JnO %rt-
mann: 80 Ssth S e; ys =; W; 81 900 soc
s.T TTHns sr Hers Il. N s. 5osioo's. sept is.
S'c ciarenc. II Maeksy to Guaranty Tru..
Co Of Ny, l4o Bway; yrs, Sh y ,,s A,i ~
6tetgon, j ~ ~ 10 DIoho - =
TOOTH ST, All Z, n q. STlxloO'li' aug
-Owners Holding Corpn 70 Augu So
MAnEer. due June g. lsz2' b% 'slS'VVV
West Side.
(Wsst OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strests)
lTrH ST, as-s2 w. . 9. sS.sxs2, p m Sept
I5--New England Panama Hat Co TO
Norman Real Estate Corpn, 40 Bway,
due as bond. 81; atty. Alex NetansSn
sA M Fro pRSpERrY, m sept i5.sa%: to
same, due as per bond. e%. pr mtg
,lSO go; atty :s% 9si Az 'i;s.s,s ssOt
s--Nationai Bible Institute 20 Eastern
District Saw Bank of Brooklyn Ooat
Gates av), due Nov ]. 1874. bh y atty,
LIT a Co. 1s0 Bway. $3.50. .ui,boo
18Th ST. i4i-7 w, O. Wsxioo.t. p m
Sept 1b---Arrow Holding corpn to VIM
Crawford, at Monroe. ~ r. 10 yrs, So {;
attys, Middisbrook q u. 40 Cedar
sisE PROPERTY. = m sept iS.%stS s
ssSs.cSo; atty. IN zi.ssr Iii Broad:
.sTR ST. Ill W. ns 'iisiccI. sept 'I is.y
Jno Hsnnion to VIM Rankin. i1s w
VIM Viz ''ss' ' az E %'1s f' CO. lss
.sTH sr. "a. a.si W 10th .v. ii.ixicSs.
m Sept is--chss II Horn to Edgar ]
hs.sl:'. ats, = s'ts cn isE' pso sT'
way .ss.'...ss.ss'-.s..s .tllsVVV
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Dye Report Due Soon.

In the course of the next few months
the American Chamber of Commerce In
London should be In possession of some
fairly accurate information as to condi-
lions In the dye and chemical industries
In Germany. according to reports re-
ceived here Two Investigators repro
senting the Dye and Chemical Trade
Group Of the chamber have started on q
tour Of Germany and Austria, and they
may possibly visit certain districts Of
Russia. ,
These men will make n particular
study OF German methods of produc-
ton and the possibilities OF Gerrnany's
import and export trade In dyes ana
chemicals with the United States and
Great Britain. .
Precautionary measures against the
dumping OF German dyes or dyestuffs
direct or through neutral Intermediates
will be suggested II there seems to be
need for further steps beyond thoss al
ready taken by both American and
British Governments to protect their
native industries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18
FILES PLEA IN BANKRUPTCY.
U. 8. Wood Preserving Company
Declares Its Insolvency.

The United States Wood PRESERVING
Company. which has engaged in the
manufacture Of creosoted wood blocks
for pAvements. with an once at 1876
Broadway. filed q voluntary petition in
bankruptcy In the Federal District
Court yesterday The papers presented
by william w. Niles. counsel. listed
liabilities aggregating s5i4.sSi and as
sets OF ss44.s25.
Among the unsecured claimants were
listed the following; The Barrett Com
pany, s255.2o3; Mechanics and Metals
National Bank. s7B.o0o; Importers and
Traders National Bank. s3B. 0oes Coast
Transit Company, $4,000 d. L. Gil
iespie q Co. s34s3s; Jackson Lumber
Company. si5,sss.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

TILLIE BERNsTEIN-Involun doing
business as the Rialto Tire Company,
engaged In the business OF buying and
selling automobile tires. i44S Madison
avenue. Liabilities and assets not given.
Principal claim: John H. Lang. $500.
JAMES NJ. VELIE-voluntary, a butcher.
Newburgh, N. X. Liabilities. t2,oSf;
, Hsrmsn Sons; tats Sloan 4 clappsr
Inc. ti71i Ellsworth Smith. s2s4. Scott
q sneed, Nswburgh, attorneys.
JENNIE KAUFMAN--Volunta ls8 East
Ninstisth street. Liabilities. ti.oloi no
Co, $500; Bchott Bros. S13o; Friedman
Bros. sibo. 8. A. singerman. II John
street, attorney.
UNITED STATES WOOD TnEsERvINa
cOMPANY--voiuntary; engaged In the
business Of manufacture and sale OF
ereosoted wood blocks and laying pave
81: assets, sss4.sis. sseurss claims.
$4,000: Gertrude r.. BoodY, ii, oooi Bessie
i. Cooper, $1,000; Howard g. richardson,
$1,000; A. o. Ellison. $4,000 Allison
I Lend Company ,..sn, :oos r. un..es ss.
s sssssSn Lumber SssnpaS sss' a ME-
$4,000; Importers and rrsdsEs. Sationai
hank, $4,000; the Barrett Company.
t3Bs, 3osi Coast Transit Company t1s.-
Z o0oj Berkely Machine Works. Inc.
/ ss,fsa. wiiliam w, Niles. ass Madison
avenne. attorney.
DISCHARGES, IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Charles NJ. Hough IN the United
States District Court yesterday granted
20 the removing bankrupt;
william n Wood. William A. Robb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18
nriuiner Trade strike Grows.

The strike in the millinery industry
in this city Is spreading. Blockers en-
pioyed In many OF the houses went out
yesterday, but because of a division In
the ranks OF this branch of the trade
It was predicted that the group affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor
would return 10 work to-day.
There Is a possibility that workers
employed in the frame manufacturing
branch of the trade may 90 out to-day
or tomorrow. These workers have pre-
sented a demand to the manufacturers
that they refuse to deliver merchandise
to those houses In the trimmed hat tn
dustry affected by the strike.
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kkEssns-Fresh gathered. extras, dossn,
Si sS &C.. extra frsts. sa0s4c.; frsts- lT0
a .lei dirties. No. !. SsOIoc.; No. and
xy9orer so497e.; checks good 10 choira.
ffrE N1sse.i under grades. ss0sso.; re-
ee.tes, i5alSc.; seconds. (aa tSe. ststt
nnnsyiyania and nearby Western. hen.
70 ts'S NV, whites me TO fancy. 5s@fSc.; fair
nor prime COG 7ac- gathered whltsss COM
az ue. express. fancy. 7sc.; freight. sac
and n ss,iss sogsse:i state. Psnnsyivanls
srs Fathersd brown and m'xcf coiors;
n ensd fancy sb9bIe. = fair TO prime.
FLOUR AND MEAI.--Rys nour steady,
,.ss977b. White corn hour duiis HE x
~ ~ per 100 ibs Corn meal dull; yellow
tsIthaHm,atsa, t4loVt.t white granulased.
S"'o Fhnp-csr sssadyi bran. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool Cables-SpOt cotton in good de-
Sales seoe American 1000. Imports q, 600,
American 5000. Futures opened very steady
~ 70 % points advance. Closed STEADY AZ
v,eteoer, s.old. December, ls.oed. January,
~ March, lS.s1d. (; May, 1854. AIauchestcr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18
MARK Is DEPRECIATING.
Drop Assumes Alarming Propor-
tions--Further Fall Predicted.
Special Gable DsspGtch TO THE sen from the
London Times Service.
COPYRIGHT. 1919. all rights reserved.

Copyright, 1919. all rights reserved.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 1.-THE deprecia-
ton of the mark Is assuming extraordi-
nary proportions It being offered here
yesterday at $50 (probably shillings per
hundred. A further fall to a twentieth
OF the normal value Is anticipated. Last
week an attempt was made TO stabilize
II at IL on the exchange. and success
appeared imminent II failed. however.
and the mark has fallen steadily.
Financial circles prophesy a still fur
Their decline to practically nothing when
international Intervention may be intro
duced. It Is learned H-Nm Amerongen
that the Kaiser paid soc 900 forms. for
his Doom residence. Arrangements are
also being made to purchase twenty
houses for his retinue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18
New orlsan. Cotton MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-Wide de-
ellnes were forced in the price Of cot
ION to-day by heavy and general selling,
oased on unfavorable opinion Of the
hDor situation in the steel industry.
LAST quotations were at o net loss Of
70 70 80 points. October, 2s.72c.; De-
s semoer. 29.55c.; January, 2s.50c. !;
MArch' 2s,53e.; May, 2s.51c. Spot
STEADY, 20 points higher. Middiing, soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
md % points lower at 2oc. for middling sales
nil. Southern spot markets follow: Galveston
steady, unchanged at SIC. : sales. go bales.
tales. 44z7 bales. Mobile nominal, unchanged
at D. &c. sales NIL. Baltimore nominal. 100
points higher at @.B: sales nil. Augusta
steady, unchanged at % Csc. sales, 800 bales
Memphis nominal, unchanged at soc. sales, 800
bales, St Louis nominal. 70 points lower ct
&c sales nil. Houston steady. unchanged at
points lower at D75c. !, sales, 2ss bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-18
Japanese SIX Market Firmcr.

While the Japanese raw silk market
Is firmer, there has been no change IN
respect to prices. according to cable
grams received in the local market yes
terday, Sinshui No. 1 IL being quoted
at 2,2so in Japan and at ss.6s1a In his
market