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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-23
M1sicos espanoles !.


n1dS q SuS duSudo. -. DASkOAr uC
Ira, y esta Efamiliarizado con ell
teatro antique, en- Ell que busca
-siempre los asuntos para sus
operas; y a fin de "aguardarlo'
a mano, ha colocado los tomos
de la edicion de Rivadeneyra,
api1ados y descansando, en- ell
fondo del sill6n. Los poetas
agradecidos al culto, no seque7
jan de que el compositor les
vuelva la espalda, y de tai gui-
sa el simpatico don Tomas, pue-
de envanecerse de tener unIsiglo
detras de 81. Afanoso de encon-
trar un tema nacional, Sc pasa
el maestro. diciendole con Ger
vantes, los dias de claro en- claro
y las noches de- turbio en- turbio,
leyendo y releyendo a Lope y
a Ruiz de Alarc0n. -.
La manera de trabajar de Bre-
ton es sencilla. =. Posee una es-
pontaniedad grande y una faci-
lidad suprema; las ideas musica-
les brotan en- su cerebro sin es-
fuerzo ninguno, revelando una
docil mansedumbre, Isl vale Ia
frase) y asi las traslada al pa
pei, sin apenas enmiendas, sin
ia homes, con una incompatible
frescura -. no escribe en- un
pentagrama, sino en- una patena
brillante. Yo tuve la fortuna de
asistir a una audicion de GGr5n,
antes de su estreno, y apenas 81
ell maestro miraba a la partitu-
ra, al tararearla al piano; todo
aquel hacinamiento enorme de
notas hallabase metido en- su ca
beza, y salian las fusas y semi
fusas con ii mayor Orden, con
naturalidad, como seres cons
cientes que estuvieran penetra-
dos de su papel y de la parte
que en- la opera les tOcaba, y
hasta 20 creo que en- aquel ms
tante improviso Breton compa-
ses que Sc "compusleron So
los. -.
Ell insigne Don Tomas, como
buen castellano viejo, es franco
Iy expansive.
Preocupado con su idea fila
de crear la opera espailola. GUAM
do en- sus epocas de gestacion
lirica le vista alg1n amigo de
confanza, en- seguida abre ell Ca
Jon de la mesa, SAGA IN habano
y entire el humo azul relata los
argumentos que bullen en- su
magin, "bebidos" en- la fuente
eterna de aqueI teatro immortal
de "cdpa Y espada", que ha crea-
do Ill 3egi tu40 Y un ALc0Ide
de Z0Iame1 ret0n nara con
claridad. con Erase coneisa, con
gran Uiden. @rO dandO la voZ
cierta caden IA que el mismo no
'dvierre eee con su larga bar.
ba bronceada, y su gorro girls, lie
hace parecer uno de esoS viejos
pecheros de la edad media, con-
tando las aventuras del sefor
feudal.
Examinando la vitrina que
encierra las alhajas de arte del
maestro, en- la que hay todo un
tesoro en- coronas, batutas, plu-
mas de ORC y plata, V otros mil
obietoS alusivos a la musica,
con expresivas dedicatorias a
Breton. preguntele yo un dia a
mi ilustre amigo cual de los SIM
bolicos cachivaches de aquei ta-
bernaculo de cristal era su pre-
Idile2tO. Esta lira-me contesto
el maestro. abriendome su cora
z0n de par en- par y senalando.
mela-no solo porque la game
entire cincuenta y siete concu-
freutS eu u-n munich
Dal. .Ce,St.a.s tairid con mo-
two de las primeras bodas de
Don Alfonso XII. sino porque
ella me IA Salvado de muchas
crisis.
rs una de esas tiernas coinci.
dencfas DE- "A vida NIwa L..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-23
N Y

Tenemos para la venta
una nueva Tarjetd Pos
tai, en- la que Sc encuen-
ira ell escudo y bandera
de Puerto Rico con tOdOs
sus dolores.
@Dirijimos una, median-
te 6 ctvs.
ROLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-23
Gran Hotel UNION
DE j. BEIRO.
ss. ALLEN ST. SAN JUAN. PUERTO RIco.

Esta casa, montada con todo Ell lujo y
comodidades de la epoca, esta situada en-
la parte mas aristocratica de Ia ciudad,
trente al suntuoso Casino Espaflol. Es el
edificio mas elegante dOnde el p6blico ha-
lara un servicio esmerado. afable trato y
precios ecOn0micOs. A
PreciOs cOnvencionaleN-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-23
E Polo NOrte
SAN FRANCISCO ,,
ACREDITADO CAFE

Agaas eAfb6nicas de primera cab
dad. Sc sirve1 refrescos de todas cla-
ses. heladOs y chocolates. Licores fnos
de tOdas Glasses. CerveGa, Tabacos y
cigarrillos. 81 meier BILLAR de San
juan eet3 ca este eatG Service ex-
meradA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 1o.-FLouR-ou!et, but
holders firm in their views. Winter patents,
exs n'a1r% yellow s
$40. Rye-S,eady; No. western, eotsc. Bar
ley-Quet; feeding. acc.
wheat--spot, firm; No. red. siMc. There
was a sharp opening advance In wheat to-day
based on higher c.bles and bullish interpreta =.
ton OF the JO = ese-Russ..n news, Later It
reacted and WAS naly nervous s'S net ~ HIGH
er. May closed at SAKE: December, IS bc.
corn-.spot. easy: No, p oa.ac. Option mar ar,
kct displayed opening steadiness hut soon. gave s
or map. The late market was steatier, closing
net unchanged May closed Mt aGisc.; Decem'
s2e 1n ianis s sIo, No nes.
cuet t' Meats1ouiet; picked bellies OK gle. per
pound; picked shoulders, 6ls @6Ie; picked
s7o rsned eass ts
s SIT s' south America, 50; compound s7.seM@
1921 Pork-Quet; family slo0lG !l'H1;
short clear. sl45oG mess. Saa% Ca 81.
Wenk; State. full cream, fancy, small, cooreu,
12Hc.; small white, lehe. Egss1cLirDm so State
and ct aney m psr 4Rc
country package free), 4H! m5c. nosin.r,ir'
strained, common to good. $685. Turpendne--
Firm at 0Oh @02c. ,a
s,ic.; japan. 5Na0c. slolasses--steady; New
orleans, open kettle, good to choice, sl@ &c.
ooneerhe market for coffee FUTURES Nrenc epe oq
steady NJ unthnhssu "a a. 'dnnnnd ,,eveloned and
ppr,rrsa dyanced. The market was finally firm,
net It 1odl5 points higher. Sales $1,000 bnE s
Spot Rio, steady; No invoice, 2,aoc'' i arm:
fair reclining. aysc; centrifugal, 90 test, 5Gc
moasses sugar. 3hc. refined. firm. -o %.
potntocs--steady; Long Island. Sl's1@s,la'
Jersey sl75M2; State. Eastern and Western
81 SoSio; Jersey. sweets. S2d2o5. Peanuts
Steady; fancy handpicked, AZ m5c.; other 90
nestle, 3I41ic. Cahbascs- domestic
nor 100, s36i6; per barrel, 75c. @Sl. Cotton
by steam to Liverpool, zoe.
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct, l0.-The critical sltua'
tion in the far East between Russia anu lapan'
together with u good cash inquiry were the prih'
cinni features in creating a bullish sentiment u
wheat to.dayl. Closing prices were strong win
December up y @e December M e5,G corn was was Inn
uary provisions closed from bGlOc. higher
Inc luauluI futures ranged as toloWs
~ Omen High. Low. Close
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
popr OF RICHMOND. OCT, Ii, 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT, II. 1908.
AIi.sNfb
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers. ola Dominion line
Steamer pOcnloptns. Graves JAMES river land
inys and Norfolk. merchandise ana passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk; merchah
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT 10, 1908.
ANhithr
p.nvllle, Short, baltimore, passengers. and
general cargo.
Danyire, Short. baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT 10, 1908
steames Indrani, Glasgow.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
~ Richmond. Va, Oct. 10, 1908.
QUOTATIONS.,
Cattle MAEEr1x

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1o.--CATTLE- ,'pts.
800 head. nominal. Good to prime steers. So.lo
65.s5; poor to medium. S3.50G4.7b; stockers ana
feeders, $.2JGi; cows. 81. 40Ii.Go; heiiers,
S265; Gamers. s1.40@2.5o; bulls. S294 70;
calves. s3o097.25: Texas.fed steers, s2.,5eG
325; Western steers. s3@l90. Hoes--Receipts
to-day; 1900 head tomorrow, $1,000 head;
light and butchers, lDc. higher; others steady.
Mixed and butchers, 81. 40 s21t; good to choice
heavy, IS. 1915 60; rough, heavy, S4.70G0.l3;
light, s25M5.e2h: bulk OF sales, s5loqi5.5O
shcep-Receipts, 5000 head. Sheep, steady
lambs steady. Good to choice wcihers. s3.3oot
4; fair TO choice mixed, S2.25M3.25; native
lambs, $3.5O15.I6.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct, lO,--The cotton market
opened strong at an advance OF 6@l1 points on
covering US u rosult OF higher cables and cold
weather in the South, including frosts at ort
Smith. Tho temperatures were not considered
low neough to do any material damage, inside
from interfering with late development, how.
over, and after advancing to a level about Sq212
points higher on the active positions, demand
fell OF and the market ruled about 2 points
or from the best
The cotton market closed steady with prices
net 1910 points higher
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LEGAL NOTICE.


VIRGINIA In THE Law AND
EQUITY COURT ,OE THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 10TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1903:
Iva LII an Wells. ..........Compainant
Richard Wells iii G;HAHcERY Defendant
The object Of this suit Is to obtain, a
divorce forth plaintiff from the de-
PENDANT.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that the said defendant In a NOV.
resident Of this State. It Is ordered that
he appear ho.e within fifteen days after
the due publication hereof AMI do what
is necessary to protect his interests 1ee-
In
. o'' +. p, WINSTON. Clerk
Richard Wells take not CO hat on the
9Th day Of November. 1903, at the snafer
butlClng IN the G! Y a AZ Ct 81 :
ginia, before a commissioner. between the
hours of A. NJ. and P. M. VI at
day. | shall proceed 10 take ,pos'll, MS
Of Courtney Smith ai.d others TO he ,'trd
as evidence In the aDOSe sun We Gin
you are defendant ,4,d Tx, El}hnntiff
IVA LILLIAN WELl4s.
By Counsel.
Abner C. Goode. p. @.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENTS. N
NEW YORK Oct 10.-The statement of
averages OF the clearing house banks OF
this city for the week shows:
Loans s912, 10l,5)), increase sl9s.4oo.
Deposits s97,sl5l00, increase s4O. 100.
Circulation t45.7li.sno H,crease sO.loo:
Legal tenders !G9 81 jsoo, decrease ss.550O.
Specie sl7l .063, 100 increase 1855 300.
Reserve S240.9s .th0, increase 81, f3s Gb
Reserve required sc24U3 lis, increase
1l0o175,
Surplus sle677,125. increase s2,e3s e25.
Elk United States deposits $25,794,45o, In
creaso 81 GJ47t0
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Northern Pacific % ...............,..... 7oh
Norfolk and Western con- s............ o45s
ora.on short Jne IA and Partlc. ...,... 30
IaansrIyania cony shs................. o5ai
i,endinn General "a acknowledgements. 95k
81 r., and iron Mountain con. 5s....... 109A
q iouis and San Francisco fg. 4s,....... 81
st, Louis Southwestern 1sts............. Osh
Ua.hnord Ale mo AZ Observation-Disclosures. GS
sanIbnrn paciGr IA ................ s5A
Santhern Railway 5s ..............,... 1121s
'rcnas and Pacific lists. ..,.............. 114is
Toledo. st l.. and Western 4A.......n. Gsgt
Irnion Pacific IA Observation-Disclosures. ;00h
Union Pacific COW. 4s................ 33ts
H. s. Steel Cd Is Observation-Disclosures. 707s
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. 114k
w,hasb Drb rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
wbaaIinu and Lake Eric Ia .,............. so
Sisconsin Central As Observation-Disclosures. 50
roiorado Fuel rpn Is .................. 70
n, md o., collateral trust IS .......--. 90
Central Of Georgia ID Inc. .............. ~
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 1o.-SPIRlTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts, o.
casks. Rosin-Firm at $40; receipts. 100 bar.
rels Crude Turpcntia Firm at s2211oso;
receipts, 50 barrels. Inr--Firm at SiS0; re-
ceipts, rs barrels
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. lo.--TURPENr1NE----
Firm at 5Glsc; receipts, 772 casks; sales, 40
casks; exports, l,5b3 casks. itos Nm re-
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct .o.-TURPEN-
TINE-Stcady. Rosin-Stendy.
COTTnNsEEp uIl MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.--Cottonsed oil dull
Prime crude, t. o. b. mills, 2ses3oc.; prime
on summre yellow, 36G3Sc.; prime white, de-;
prime winter yellow, i5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. lO.--Seaboard Air
Line common. IGN 1l2ts; do. preferred, 2lM23.
Atlantic Coast Line. common, nothing.
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CLOSING 3oN) oJ)rArt) Ms.

Chicago ana Northwestern con- 7s....... 1873
Chicago, H. I. and Pac. AZ .............. Il
Chicago, Il. I. md Pac. col. 5s........ 1911
c. c., G. and st. Louis gen. is.......... ~
SS na.aff "a rnhncco 4s..,..,,... SO
Co,or"dn and sonthcrn 4s ............... s3h
nenycr and RIO t;rande 4s............... 05h
Erie ntinr lien As Observation-Disclosures. 9GR
Er;e f;tneroi "A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sbn
ort Worth and Denver City 1sts.......... io3
Hooking Valley 4Es ................... lOo
Louisville ami Nash. Unified 4s.......... o.
Msxican Central As .................... 7ik
Stsstsaa rontr,l 1st Inc il
SInr and e. louis Is ................. 05h
Missnuri. Kan and Texas 4s............ 07h
Missouri. Kan. and Tex 2ds. ;......., .!
National r. X. of Mexico con. 4s........ -
Naw York Central gen. 3hs.............. 07h
Nav iersnv Central gen. So ............ i2Srs
Eerthsrn Pacific as Observation-Disclosures. 100ss
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CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. 1o.-HOGs-stcady a
ss75IsRJ Cattle-.-Strong at 81. 0Omi 80
shcep-Firm at sl.T5@3.5o. Lambs--firm a
S4M5.S5
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NEW YORK BOND LIST. NOS. .sn2B D onsl
n g rcfund,nr o, registered. ......... l6Sh
h. 3. refundina 2s, coupon. ............ 1904
n & p. registered lo7k
u. s. ~ compon. 10sM
u. s. New Is. registered. .............. 100
n q M. a, .ounon i35
Il. s. ola IL reristered. ..,,..,.......... i10h
II & old a. co,,non .,,,,.......!.... i10h
II 6 ~ rcaistnrcd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l02a
+; s ~ ca,,pnn Observation-Disclosures. I02ls
A A,shison sG insanen # 4s so
Atiantjc Coast Line 4s .................. 9oA
1,ni,i,,nro md nhio d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Buitimore md Ohio siss ................ 1874
car,rai AZ aoorpIo ~ ,,.....,...... lC5
csn,.ai ~ Cnnrri, Ist Inc ... 50
Chesnneak, and ohio 4lss,.............. 1919
Shicn ro and Alton ahs ............ 71h
Sh;csso n and Quincy new 4s....... D2b
Chicaso NJ and ST. paul gen. Is. ....... 104h
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NEW YORK. Oct. Observation-Disclosures
$40 head. no sales reported cares--itecelpts
1870 head market rated about steady. 'eals
sold at $5GS.5o per 100 pounds; grassets anu
feeders calves at S3@3.50 Sheep and amsb--
Receipts, 1877 head. Sheep steady; lambs. frm
Sheen sold at Sc. 500 i.Oo per 100 bounds lambs
81. JoGO; Canada lambs, s0S5. Hags-Heceipts
65l head; no sales reported.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The City of Richmond Va.
ONCE City water Works. City Hall.
Chas. E. Boiling, Supt.,
Richmond. Vas Sept. 20. l3l3.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at this office until 6 p. NJ. OCTO-
BIER 20. 1893 for the construction of
the Basins to the Pump Works. 1nfor-
nation, pecifcations and drawings can
be obtained at this office.
All proposals must be accompanied by
n certified check - $780, payable to the
City Treasurer.
The Committee on Water reserve the
right to reject any or all PROPOSALS.
-. CTIAs;. II. BOILING.
sepso, oc1 ,4.s.1.15,1 1922 .28@ Supt.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct 1o.-PEANuTs-
Farmers market quiet. Fancy, a,tc.i strictly
prime axe; prime, &c.; common, 2H 4Sc.;
Spanish, per bu,hel. soc. No new crop coming
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. 1o.--PEANUTs-
pETERSBURG,A VA, Oct. 0.-PEANUIs-
Spunlsh o0Go2tsc. Market firm, stock lSht
aid few being offered. Virgpin's. 3,fc. Tor
fancy; market stchdy.
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MONEY AND ExcHAEGE-CLosE
mall sixty days. ninety days and six
mon his. to 51-4 per cent: prime mcr-
cantile paper, e06 IL: sterling, exchange,
weak, with actual business in bankers
bills at A.S5.37E6S4.s5.b0 FOR demand and ut
$i.S2 l2sG14S2.25 for sixty day bills; posted
rates, $3.50 and 1873 1-20f4.S7; commercial
bills, 44.B1 1-2dI4.s2: bar silver, Sc ga. Mex
lean dollars As 10
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Cotton quiet; middlIng, 900; gross receipts,
31o5 bales; sales, 100 bale,; stock. lOs'l'9
bnles. "a
Total to-day at all seaparts--Net receipts, ~
100 bales: export to Graat Britain. is32 bhles;
to France .024 bales: stock. Is, 45l bales stocR'
42i, OlO bales. L,. an
Consolidated at all senports--eSt receipts, AZ
500 bales; export tc France, 24.s2 2oales; 70
France, 1924 bales; to the Continent. 1881
bales. :, ~.
Total since September LIST Mt all senports,,..N,et
rcccints 0S4 $40 baies; export to Great Britain.
2l2s7 sbalcs: to France, 051Ge bales; to the
Continent, 243,S93 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct lo.-coTTpS-
Spot cotton quiet, but nrin. Sales. $3.50 bales.
Including 345o bales to arrive: quotations un-
changed
Futures were steady at the opening at prices
76s ponts higher than the closing or Jestc.-
day, the advance being attributd to better Liv ,
erIool cables. Prices were wei usthihea
throughout the half.da yscsson. There was some
covering by shor IL. usual ON Saturday, most
OF the speculative Traders objectiuS to CARVING
their holdings over till Monday. Inc conui-
lions were almost teatureless and the hnctua-
tions OF the day did not exceed J IA points me
list at the close showing net gains OF 6MI
points. and within one or Two Eonu OF the
fnttSn futures quiet and steady: October,
q o5NtoOo; November 0.0i1o.o3: December.
O.0s; January. 9.l3G9l4; February, oiege.o;
March. O. 2SI920. 'tt
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The bond market has reflected the
growing case In tho money market III
some revival OF Investment demand for
good grade Of railroad bonds
United States 90 and old 4s declined
one-llaIf per cent. each from the closing
bid last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11

Ds6f5sHc. Eggs. Butter and sngar-Firm and
unchanged. Cheese--Easy and unchanged
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: SPOT cotton closed quiet; mIddllnE uplahus'
o.O0; niddling gulf, 8.s5; sales. 100 Bales
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Demand for Stocks ApathetiC
at Opening.
PROFESSIONAL CONTESTS
One Party Bearing Prices While Another
10 on the Bull Side--Market Rallied
Momentariy on Appearance
Of Sank Statement.
INV Associated press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. l0..Demand FOR
stocks was apathetic to-day any sea i,, ,ne
s SDe s e" i and there seemed to DO a
professional contest in the late dealings
forcing IT down rs TO 50. This stock
sold at 5sa-4 last month. but other f,"n,e
oss s2 se p ssrtfo faS Se support
mated Copper. That stock reslated the
general depression, and was marked up
There was some. systematic buying also
OF Chicago and Alton. The contest was
wholly professional, and not based OF,
the depression here somewhat, and sold
stocks moderately. Fears are entertained
there that next weeks stock exchange
en Tho m aoSe of tha SeeHy ade
been caused By the reduction IN d United
The reports OF weekly bank clearings
show. sharp contracuons as whole com,
last year But In the analysis 1t is found
that the. decrease Is wholly due to shrink-
age IN New York Boston and Philadel-
Ing a; c9 1i inc inc and ii, ays-
rage for all other cities small In
crease
The market seemed encouraged BY the
bank statement, and rallied momentarily.
The increase In casi wns considerably
larger than expected. But the statement
operations OF the National Bank OK Com.
merce and the Western National ns TO
throw It out OF balance. 1t s inferred
from the small loan change that COM
pace with the liquidation In the stock
market. The market closed easy and
quite active.
The total sale Of stocks to-day were
l32 100 shares.
is
The bond market has reflected the
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BALTIMORE, ND, Oct, lo-FLoUR--ouiet
and unchanged. Whcat--suong, spot contract,
s90ls2h c.; spot, No. red, western, s5@S5he.;
southern by sample II Qs2c Corn--Easyi spot,
6O&@blc, southern white corn, 6ool5ic Oats
QUIET No. . white, i@c. Rye--puieti NO. =,
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Firm; winter patents, ss,0oG4,l0 No, Q spslng
wheat, 7o@7oks,; No. red, 7n% Gsa!Aes; os 49,
3sgie.; No. q white, 37Q3Oc ON, 2 rye, h8% q
54c. God feeding barley, 4t1'i5c.; fair to choice
mating 47Gbsc' No, haxseed; t4Ae,; No. ss - !
Mess pork, per sArrei, SliGil,l2; lard per lu0
pounds, $6G7; short Ribs sides tloose?, ss2o9
$500 dry sailed shoulders !ossa Ssoo Ws
kew, basis OF high wines 1924, clover contract
grade, Sl1.e5IIl.35, Butter--steadyi cream.
eris, 1879 g2oc,; dairlcs, 14Qlac. Egssnasteady
at mark, cases included iS@loc, Cheese
Steady at 1l@11h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. lo.--c0TIOSS-
Spot cotton quiet, but nrin. Sales. 400 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11

HOW UNHAPPY must be the person, who has
10 stay awake at night with that tickling In
throat continually coughing with M relief
lise Cherokee Cough nrops, let them dissolve
nights rest Hnn DO happy. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Oct. 10. 1908.


Virginia $500 at O2.
Virginia Centuries $500 at 02ik.
Atlantic Coast Line common-1o shares at 105.
STATE SECURITIES. Md. Asked.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-01-15
Putting the Devil In Charge.

Not every man who gets drunk commits
murder. But every man who gets drunk
commits suicide--to a degree. The drink
shortens his life and weakens his powers,
mental and physical,
And every man who gets drunk is apt to
commit murder or anv other crime that
when sober seems to him heinous and i'm,
possible.
Any man who puts his manhood aside
and puts the devil in charge OF himself Is
taking mighty big chances.
He is trihing with his own life and the
lives OF others perhaps near and dear to
him.
A word misunderstood by the befuddled
brain. an insult or a grievance born in the
disordered passions or in the degraded i'm
agination. weapon at hand-and the thing
is done.
1t is not the man who does it; it is the
demon in the drink.
The man who deliberately puts that de-
mon in control OF himself never knows
what il will do with him.-Des Moines
Daily News
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-01-15
The Demon In the Drink.

Ludwig Sedlayzk, who killed Mrs Chas
Hetfner and shot her husband perhaps IA
tally, in Cleveland, was drunk when ne
did it, When sober he was a hard work
ing man and peaeeable citizen.
William Hooper Young, who is charged
with the murder and fiendish dismember-
ment OF Mrs. Pulitzer, one OF the most hid.
eous crimes in the police records of New
York, said to the detectives who took him
in custody that drink had got him into
the trouble. Sober, he was a dutiiul son
and useful member of society.
Michael Leddy, the bloodthirsty fiend,
Of Williamsburg, n. Y, who, the other
day kicked out the one eye he had left his
wife, was drink crazed when he did it,
and is said by his children to have been a
good father and by his wife to have
been good husband when sober.