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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

La pieI &c los infantes cs tierna. Echese
lin POGO dc ests maravilioso pOlvo anti
septico Y sahativo en- ef aqua y vease
como el niIo disifuea su BANJO. Los
Bafios diarios con ci EIU-COl4 pfotegen la
piel delicada contra el sarpuii do, las
erupciones ottas enfermedades peligrosas.
FL MU-COL cs sanativo, calmante y
agradable. Los Doctores en- todas parties
de los Estados Unidos de America 10 re-
eoHiendan como el antis6ptieo n1Gs efici4
ente para las madrcs y los bebes. Conser-
vese siempre un paquete disponible. Sc
qHedara encantado con los muchos bene-
fci0s que sc derivan de su uso diario !
Sc recomienda ;iempre para u traits
nliento de la Leucorrea, las Secrecioncs
de nal Caracter, la Ulccracion v la De-
preston del Utero para cualquiera de las
debilidades uterinas cronicas de las mu-
SreS.us De Venta en- Todas las BOticaS. :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
y medico frances 1escubre IN
preventive SECURE contra las
Intermediates venereas.

Por todo ell mundo Y por largo
tempo, los hombres de ciencia ha-
bian procurado hallar un profilacti-
ca ideal que pudiera prevenir, en- el
eontacto. las Intermediates sexua-
les, comunmente conocidas como go-
norrea y Stills, con sus terribles.
ruinosas eonsecuencias sobre la sa.
lud fisica y moral de los individuos,
VI sus infortunadas Manifestations
hereditarias, infiigidas consciente o
irconscientemente.
Innumerables, ocultos dramas do
inesticos atestiguan sus participant
ties la indiferencia o ignorancia en-
Ia aplicaci6n de propias medidas pre-
ventivas contra la infection de esas
Intermediates sociales. Por 10 tanto,
siendo mas econ6mico usar prevens
twas Y no curativas medidAs, apli-
eAndolas habitualmente, su descuido
es criminal; de modo que, esta nece-
sidad social sc impone adn al mas
sofista de los criterios, particular
i1ente 81 Sc toma en- consideration
Las consecuentes eliminaciones de
agonias ffsica y mentales. ell alto
e0sto del tratamiento curaci6n, y
Las perdidas por interruption de em
plec, retro de los negocios, cansa-
dos por la enfermedad.
lie TOGO al Or. Ph. Chapelle--de
parfs--despues de un largo estudio,
Offecerle la humanidad, reciente-
fnente un ideal preservativo que sc
Hama 'San-Y-Kit" contenido en- un
solo tubo sanitario, ell cual ofrece,
sin nanchar irritar, ell mas discre-
to, inofensivo, Y efcaz preventive,
proporcionando quienes 10 usen una
razonabIe protection contra la in
fecci6n de todas las Intermediates
venereas, cuando sea propiamente
aplicado.
The Porto Rican Drug Trade. ha-
biendose apercibido de esta nueva y
valuable contribution al bienestar
humane ha cooperate ardientemen-
re con los manufacturers del 'San-
Y-Kits del DR.. Ph. Chamelle y este
preservativo puede obtenerse ahora
en- cualquiera farmacia de primers
clase de la Isla, en- paquetes de un
tubo 20 en- estuches de bolsillo, de
cuatro tubos. Toda persona de buen
eusto debe aprovecharse de este nue.
w descubrimient0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
Ell TRIUNFo DE UN PoRToRRr-
QUENo EN- EsPANA

Por la prensa espafiola llegada tilti-
mamente San Juan nos enteramos de
los grandes exitos que como operator
de la conocida casa cirematogr4fica
Victoria Film, realiza, por cuenta de
la Compafiia Cinematografica Hispano
Portuguese, Ell ioven portorriquefio don
Armando Pou.
FL Sr Pou, hermano politico de nues
tro- querido amigo compafiero don
Alexandra Bozzo, reside desde hacc
tempo en- Madrid, y ha logrado cap
tarse las simpatias y la confanza de los
Morarcss espafioles. quienes, en- SUI re-
ciente viaje a Roma, lie honraron con
la exceptional concession de permitirle
imuresionar una pelicula del referido
viaje.
De acuerdo con la autorizaci6n con-
cedida por los Reyes, el joven Pou ST.
guio estos, juntamente con su sequi-
to, en- la vista Roma. Y lIego Flo
rencia, Bclonia. Y Napoles regresando
a Espafia .bordo del acorazado real
La importancia y trascendencia del
reportaje cinematogratico del Sr Pou.
al iinico que Sc le perniti6 acompafar
a los Reyes, por autorizacion expresa
de don Alfonso XIII, es enorme por 10
cual debe sentirse orgulloso nosotros
debemos sentir profunda satisfaction
de que Sc trate de un compatriota
nuestro.
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EN- Ell TEATEo oLrMPo
LA cOMPANIA DE zARzUELAS
BoNoR1S.SAAYEDRA

En- la noehe del microbes illtimo. v
en- el Teatre olimpo, debuto la Com
pafiia de zarzuelas Bonoris-Saavedra
con la magistral obra "Las Musas La
tines, estreno que le vali6 los prin-
cipales actores asi como los coros.
ruidosos ap'ausos con que la enorme
concurrencla ALI reunida tribute a los
artistas.
Ia sonora Bonoris estuvo magistral.
mereoiendo especialmente altos elogios
por 10 bien ZEN voz'' que estuvo al
cantar melodiosas arias que hubo de
repet'r. pues deleitaron al pdblico gran
demente Asfmismo mereee entusias.
tas felicitaciones ell baritone Sr. Pine
da, quien demostro poseer una voz
agradable y de mucha ammonia. Los
dos de la sefiora Saavedra ell Sr.
Pineda, gustaron mucho, teniendo que
repetirlos, invitados por la insisten-
cia con que les aplaudia Ell auditorio
Saavedra demostr6 una vez mas su
arte c6mico Incompatible, de una ma
nera grandiosa. Con una naturalidad
merecedora de altos elogios centralizo
ei inter6s de la distinguida concurren-
cia hacia su persona. con espontaneas
Y originates frases sueltas armoniza-
6as con aleuna one otra mueca (que
el hacs muy gusto) que provocaban
en- el auditorio, demostraciones de con-
tcnto general
+ Los den5s srtistas. todos inuy bien
Las obras todas estan siendo repre-
sentadas con gran propiedad, Y los ar
tistas en- general, contribuyen eficaz-
nente hacer las delieIas del pnblico
Que asiduarnente concurre al Teatro
Olimpo Con tan buenos artistas en- su
Teatro no dudamos que ell Sr. Pania5
g,ta (crLlto e1npresario del misno) ten
pa 6xjtos estupendos "de entrada" que
bicn So inerece por el interes que Sc
toma Ell llevar 10 bueno a sl Teatro
de Santurce
Corresponsal de Santurce
ACERTADo NoMR1RAMIENyo
Ha sido nombrado agente general
para Puerto Rico de las famosas "Pen
Gil Quill, pluma especial para tene-
| dores de ibros y taquigrafos Ell active
ioven, Isaias Rodriguez, professor de
Concrete de la High School de Ponce.
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Sc VENDE

Una casa de 6 Habitaciones
con 457m. solar y garage al Ia
do EscueIa Padre Rufo $4,000.
Una Casa con 1880 Metros So
lar Garage y cuadra -...$5, 900.
Una casa a habitaciones, bal
con corrido, calIe afirmada y con
aIcantariIlado - =. ~ $1,000.
tina victroIa Columbia con re-
cords compIetamente nueva SO.
Una camara Fotografica 3 A
Kodak con tanques de revelar.
etc. ...-.... =. 80 -, .... $500
Sc acepta una oferta por ell
total de todo.
informe Tel. 610 Azul Santurce.
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aseguramiento de la sentencia previa
fianza de $1,000.
Isabel Zeno VS.. Eleuterio Rivera.
Divorcio. Celebrado ell juicio en- rebel
dia del demandado, la Corte decreto
ell divorcio entire las parties etc.
J. A. Medina Gonzalez. Elk parte. La
Corte dispense al paticionario y a Car
men Bauz3 Gonzalez, Ell parentezco de
cuarto gIado los fines del matrimo-
Mo entire 81.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Jacinto Figueroa, n1u-
tilacion. Celebrado Ell juicio por Jura-
do fue declarado culpable y la corte
sefial6 el % para la sentencia.
Isabel Iglesias VS.. Arturo carreras.
Liquidation de sociedad. A solicitud
del demandado, la Corte lie concede una
pr6rroga de 90 dias para radicar la Elk.
posici6n del case a los efectos de La
spelacion.
Mayo 2G Alberto H. Biascoechea
VS.. Pauline Pumarada. Acci6n negato-
ria de servidumbre. Celebrada la Wis
ia de la moci6n del demandante, para
que Sc cGInpla la sentencia dictada,
con asistcncia de las parties, la corts
da al demandado I'm nuevo plazo de
dos semanas vencedoras ell 9 de julio,
para cunp'ir dicha sentencia, en- to-
Gas sus parties.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Dimas Garcia, injuria
Y cal,imnia y alterar la paz. Celebrates
estos juicios, fue condenado en- el pri-
mer case q so dias de carceI y costas
Y absueltc en- el otro case.
Josefa Jimenez. Authorization judi
cial. La Corte ordena Sc venda en-
pdblica subasta las participaciones in
divisas de los memories interesados en
la firca que Sc describe por la cantidad
minima de S125 cada participation, Gu
vo importe Sc depositari en- Secretaria
hasta nueva orden.
Sues. de Abarca VS. Central vanni-
ma. Administration. Vista la moci6n
de los sindicos nombrados en- este ca
so, la Corte los autoriza para tomar a
prestamo a los Sres. Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga l1asta 100000, al 9 por ciento
anual, bajo los terminus y condolences
para dedicarlos a los f.
mes expresados en- la orden.
Corte Suprema. Mayo 22.-J. villo-
das VS.. A. Hartmann Co. Sc ordena
remitir la Corte de Distrito de Qua
yama, copia certifcada del mandate de !
la Corte de Circuito, los efectos de
la ejecuci6n de la sentencia.
FL Pueblo VS.. Jose Collazo Bracero.
Sc sefala el juicio para JUNO II.
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v iolines Alemanes

de calidad exceptional, directamente
de fabrica
Una feliz oportunidad para los
mdsicos de adquirir instrumentos ale
names de alta calidad a precios de
fabrica, sorprendentemente bajos.
Para los profesionales Y estudian-
tes de violin ofrecemos equipoS com
puestos de un excelente violin del IA
moso rnodelo Stradivarius, de un pre-
cioso acabado, tono melodioso Y alta
resonancia; un magnifico estuche. So
lido Y elegante, con .cerradura Y pes
tillos; un magnffico arco; un diapa-
son; una barbillera; una GAIA de tre
mentina; una sordina; una GAIA con
dos juegos extra de cuerdas Y un
puente de repuesto, todo por 1925,
franco de porte, SECURE Y embalaie,
despachandose directamente de la fa-
brica. Es esta una verdadera gan
ga que no debe despreciar ninguna
persona que toque violin, pues nj pa
gando $35 puede conseguirse un ms
trumento de tan fina calidad Y tono
melodioso como el que ofrecemos.
Podemos suministrar tambien di-
rectamente de fabrica precios SEN
sacionalmente bajOs, mandolinas,
fautas, clarinetes, cornetines, acor-
deones. etc. Fscriba hoy para darle
informes detallados.
RIVALLE MERCANTILE
I AGENCY
CAYEY. PTO. RICO
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Distrito Primero. Mayo Is, 1926
Ell Pueblo en- representation de F.
Monclova VS.. R. Martinez Quintero.
Quo Warranto.
FL Pueblo d representation de A.
Cheveres VS.. A. Guardiola. Quo warran-
to. La Corte de su propia mocion y para
corregir errores, ordena Sc enmiende la
resolucion que aparece en- Ell tomo de
minutas No. 6. pagina 294, hacienda
constar que declara con lugar la mo-
ci6n de non suit en- cuauto resolver
que no tienen derecho los demendantes
a ocupar los cargos; sin lugar en-
cuanto a que los demandados tengan
derecho a ocupar los cargos, debiendo
continuar ell juicio en- cuanto este
tiltimo particular Sc refere.
Ell Pueblo VS. Juan Men6ndez, ase-
sinato, primer grado. Transferido ell
juicio para ell 4 de JUNO a las a. IN.
Mayo 24.-El Pueblo VS.. Pedro Pc
rez. Elias Laguerra- Francisco AFRO
yc. asesinato. Benito Perez, escalamien
to segundo grado. Pastor Barreiro,
bigamia. Manuel Garcia, nlutilacion.
la Corte concede a los acusados, a su
petici6n hasta el 81 del corriente para
contestar la acusaci6n; y 10 misno a
Gregorio Agosto por homicidio volun-
tario.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Jose Y. Rodriguez. FL
acusado presenta mocion de sobresci-
miento y la Corte lie concede hasta el
81 del corriente para for1nularla por
escrito. Ell Pueblo VS. Francisco L6-
PEE. A petici6n del acusado la Corte
le concede hasta el de JUNO a las 9
a. m. para contestar La acusaci6n.
FL Pueblo VS.. j. Rodriguez y J. Mo-
rales, hurto mayor. Sc senala Ell iui-
clio para JUNO ! las 9 a. m. por tri-
bunal de derecho.
Ell Pueblo VS.. saturnino verdejo,
atentado a la vida, y asesinato en- se-
gundo grado. La Corte senala estos
juicios para Ell 81 de JUNO las o a.
m. por Jurado.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Juan Nieves Mel6n-
dez, mutilaci6n. Eusebio Hernandez,
mutilaci6n. Seiialados estos juicios
para JUNO II las a. m. por Jurado.
FL Pueblo VS.. Martin Rosado, Sc
ducci6n. sefialado este case para el
81 de mayo las a. m. por tribunal
de derecho.
Ell Pueblo VS.. NJ. Petrovich y S. Pla-
ia. La Corte concede a Petrovich has
ia Ell 81 del corriente para contestar
la acusacion. Plata hizo la allegation
de no culpable Y sohcito juicio por
Jurado.
Distrito segundo. Mayo 25.- Ell
Pueblo VS.. Policarpio Iglesias, ata4ue
para cometer violaci6n. La Corte lie
impone un aiio medic de presidio
Salvador Sierra. Dominic Celebrada
La vista, Ia corte ordeno pasar al Els
cal ell case con ell record taquigrafco
para informe.
Korber .; Co. VS.. Marcelino Ramos |
obro de dmero. La Corte decreta Ell
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UN NUEVO RECORD DE BAR
COS A TRAVES DEL CANAL

BALBOA, Panama, mayo %. UNITED
Press).-- FL numero de barcos que cru
aaron el canal Ell sabado assemble %,
pagando apr6ximadalnente Sl63,ooo, 10
cual. constit!lye un nuevo record, pues
iamas habfan cruzado ell Canal de Pa
mama tan crecidoN numero nc emDarca-
clones durante un solo dfa.
Diez de los barcos procedian del Pa
oifico Y ounce del Atiantico.
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FLoREs NATURALES

IQuiere I'd. conseguir Hermosos
Bouquets2 Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores natura-
les? Lame al telefono 800 Santurce,
(Stop 29, Martin Penal sera aten-
dido por la Sra. ISABEL FARSI
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pARouE BoR1NQUEN:

Ell drama en- 5 actos su Gran
Exito'' una c6mica en- / acto I'm Es-
candalo a La Carta" y suceso Mumdial
No. 1s.
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TRES BANDERAS:

la. jornada de de "El Hiio de Ia
Noche'.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
Shipping Activities
 Alabama's Seaport

MOBILE, Ala. Nov. 1S.-(Speciai Leased Wire)--Two arrivals and one de- parture marked the extent of activity along the waterfront yesterday. There were few shifts. although one is scheduled for Wednesday.
 The Norwegian steamer Lysefjord (United Fruit company arrived from and eocoanuts from Barrios and Belize. The Lysefjord, commanded by Capt Knute Dykesteen, had two passengers from Belize on board and docked at Pier l. where she was discharging Tuesday afternoon. The Lysefjord will be followed November 15 from Puerto Castilla with bananas and Is to go on charter. The Lysefjord will go on berth for Stann Creek and Livingston, picking up general freight.
 The American steamer Ossabaw (Mal- lory Lines) arrived from New York with general merchandise and will go on berth for New York via Port Tampa.
 The departure was the British schooner yer. which sailed at noon yesterday for Tampa.
 There are now quite few schooners in port, either in active service or ready to go: The Gamble. Theolne, Rebecca c. Scott Bradford F. Jones, NJ. A Acorn Sherewog, M. Turner. Marie J. Thom pson Salem, Margaret c. (British), Ludlow Anna R. Hedritter, and the barks Doon Alexandera and Dova Lisboa
 It is expected that when bids on the cockaponset tUnited States shipping are officially awarded that the vessel will be lowed to Mobile. The Cockaponset re- pair job will be approximately $30,000 and the local Todd plant was low bidder. ac-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
zRAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION PASSENGER CARS
MOST OF PREVIOUS MUCH ACTIVITY IN DAYS GAINS LOST DAYS BOND MART

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Today's bond market was unusually active with good buying evidence in the railroad group. All groups with the exception of foreign issues and the high grade rails recorded gains, in average figured on ten bonds in each division.
 Traders reported several large purchases of blocks of investment while commission houses stated buy ing orders were plentiful for sec ondary issues from individuals and professional traders. Securities of the New Haven, Erie and St. Paul roads registered moderate, improve ment the convertible sizes of the first named company gaining more than two points.
 New issues offered today included q s20.000,o00 issue of the Southern rail road, $5,o00.000 Los Angeles and s5,000,00 of the city of Akron sold readily, mem. s of the offering syndicates repor' ed. Books were closed about noon on the Southern railway issue, J. P. Morgan x Co, announcing the issue oversubscribed.
 Announcement at Washington that the next interest and principal on the payment on the British war debt would be- paid entirely Tn liberty States government bonds at firm prices. Interest in the indu. rial group was divided with some of the oils selling lower.
 Rubber company liens improved slightly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The greater
 part of yesterdays advances were lost during roday's trading in the
 cotton market owing to relatively c7sier Liverpool cables, nervousness over foreign political conditions and reports that some of the lower grades
 were offering cn tenderable basis in the south, January contracts de-
 clned to 32.75c and closed at 32.S1c.
 with the general market closing steady ar net declines of 4o to 10 points.
 The market opened steady at a de- cline of to 36 points on the 'iisap- pointing cables. Early offerings were pretty well taken by overnight buy ing orders. while there was consider able covering and some trade buy ing to fix prices on the declines. On the whole, however, reactionary opinions were more freely expressed around the ring, and the selling be- came more active late in the morn Ing on repjorts that. some of the lower grades of cotton in the south could be bought at price which would permit of shipments here for delivery. Denials of yesterdays re- ports that the British government. had offered q loan 10 reorganize Lan- cashlre textile trade finances. also had unsettling effect on sentiment which probably contributed to the break 10 33.0Tc for December and 22.e3c for March. or some 50 10 69 points from Mondays closing quota tions. There was a furry of coveJ- ing around these figures, which caused q quick rally of some 40 or 45 points during the early afternoon, but the market eased off again and some or the later deliveries made new now ground for the day in the late trading. Last prices were. q few points up from the lowest on cover ing by rear month shorts. and Deee- Ter at the close was 39 points over January compared with a difference of g points at one time during the day and Al points at thee lose yester- day Private cables said that senti- ment in Liverpool seemed to be turn ing less bullish owing to foreign ex- change conditions. the British polit- ical situation. and smaller spinners' takings. Exports today were 33,S40. making 1,999,426- so far this season. Port receipts, 72.97S; United States port stocks, S63,490.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1S.-A reaction ary feeling again took possession Of the cotton market today afld prices were lower from the opening. Heavy liquida- ton of the long Interest came out. but in the late trading the tone was much stead fer mainly as the result of cable messages from London received by local bank de- nying that the British government had entered upon program of imitation and sta ting that public opinion would not per init such 2 course. The close was at net losses on the day of AZ to 54 points. the last sale of December being at S2.61c a pound.
 Poor cables caused lower opening and little later the decline was wideped by denlals of yesterdays runnors that the spinning industry would get government aid, by the news of general elections to be held in England, the rurnors and re- ports regarding the former German em- peror and reports of an uprising in Greece. On top of this was somewhat more favor able weather over the belt and claims from some pointsin the interior of an easier spot basis. Toward noon the low est levels were reached. where December was off to 22 56c. and the list showed losses Of A to 66 points.
 The English messages concerning infla- ton caused upturns of 20 to 25 points in the late trading. Some steadiness was derived from expectations of a favorable census bureau report on American con sum ption of cotton the first thing in the morning and also from private statements to the effect that more gins were closed for the season than ever known before at this date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
RECESSIONS OCCUR. IN PIVOTAL ISSUES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Speculators for the advance succeeded in bidding up the railroad shares in today's stock market, but were unable to completely check the liquidation Of industrials, which continued to yield on profit taking and a renewal Of bear selling in some speculative fa- vorites. Recessions in such pivotal industrial shares as United States Steel, Baldwin, Studebaker and American Can were held to half point each, but they ran as high as points in some of the utomotiye shares, which bore the brunt of the selling pressure.
 New Haven was selected as the leader of the railroad group today, occupying the position held by the Erie issues yesterday and Southern railway on Saturday. New Haven was pushed up 1 F points to IA 12, closing slightly below that figure, the buying of this and other carrier issues being based on expectations of high October earnings statements, soon to be published. Increasing op- timisn. of railroad executives in the immediate future of business as re- flected in the recent decision to spend huge sums on equipment next year, also has been factor in the steady accumulation of these issues.
 Gains of point or more were re- covered by New York Central, Erie common and first preferred, St. Paul common and preferred, Northern Pa cific, Rock Island $ per cent, Texas and Pacific, Nickel Plate" and New Orleans, Texas and Mevico.
 Further downward readjustments of crude oil prices and rumors Of ad- ditional gasoline cuts had some what unsettling effect on the oil gba f6 6p4 or ly points and losses of point or more being recorded by Pan Amer ican A and B.. and Marland. with fractional recessions elsewhere. chemical groups were Nash Motors Kelsey Wheel, Gray and Davis, Pierce Arrow prior preferred, Amer ican Agricultural Chemical preferred, and Mathieson Alkali, but the turn over in many eases was small and United Fruit also yielded easily, losing around 2 points each on the day.
 There were several strong spots among the specialties, notably Inter- national Telephone, Jones Brothers Tea. Jewell Tea preferred, and Twin City Rapid Transit, up to 5A points.
 Copper shares showed tendency to strengthen on reports of a rising trend in the price of the red metal: An advance in lead prices also helped those shares.
 Call money opened at AZ per cent but again eased to 1" before the close The United States government withdrew $3,110,000 from local banks today and will withdraw another s5. 43S ,000 on Thursday
 Time money was available at 5 per cent for maturities up to 90 days, and at 5A for the longer periods Trading was dull.
 Foreign exchanges showed moder ate improvement. despite the unfa- vorable nature of the foreign politi- cal news Demand sterling held fairly steady just under S4.51H ana French francs sold around 5.55 cents.
 Total stock sales, 9S7,300 shares.
 Twenty industrials averaged 90.72; net loss, .41. High, 1928, 105.SS; low, S5T6.
 twenty railroads averaged S3.s1; net gain, .65. High, 1923. 90.51; low, 79.53