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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-16
ANEMICOS CURAD0S
en- AibOnitO.
RespGtahIss familias de Ponce es-
tan ALI de tenpOrada veraniega.
POr Ordsn do IA Sanidad 50 pIOhlhs que sean ull
Ilzadas las agaas ds Una qushTada.
lDe naestro corresponsaL. }

Agosto 10
Pasan de 800 personas las reconocidag y
curadas por el Doctor Canine de Is enfeT-
medad de anemia teniendo bajo tratamien-
to $50 peTsonas
-Esta noche dar6 su function de despe-
dida 81 senior Garcia, dueiio del Cinemat6-
grafo que viene tTabajando hace 2 Bema-
mas aqui Lleva rumbo Cayey. Aqui ha
deiado huellas tan grandes como las que
dej6 S. Ciriano No hay un c6ntimo para
nadie.
Respetables familias de Ponce Sc en-
cuentrqn aquf de temporada de yerano.
-Hemos tenido 81 gusto de Baludar q
don Ermelindo Salazar, 4 su estimada
sonora sefiorita hiia doia Leonor Pa
quita. Buena estadfa deseamos todOs.
-Mafiana se rematar6n las obras del
Acueducto de eBte.
Por orden del DR.. Canine, Inspector
de Sanidad local, Sc ha clausurado una de
las quebradas que BuministTaban aqua 4
los moradores de este pueblo. Digna de
APPLAUSE es Ia conducta del Oicial de Sani-
dad. Adelante sin contemplaciones con
Ia sanidad hygiene
La esposa del que fue nueStro amigo
don Francisco Becerra = la hija del no
menos amigo don Jose, Sc encuentran de
temporada aqui. Buena eHtadfa le desea-
mos.
-Rapida enfermedad nos arrebato al
querido amigo don Fausto Negr6n, Juez
de Paz de este, que cumplfa gusto de to-
dos las personals de orden los delicados de-
bereB de su cargo Dios habra acojido su
alma en- Ia mansion de los buenos.
Don Ermelindo Esealera ha sido
nombrado Juez de Paz de este pueblo.
Veremos como procede, para juzgarlo.
Ell Lido. Hernandez Usera Sc encuen-
ira hace dias entire nosotros. Parece
que asuntos de Ia Compaffa tPorto Rican
Tobacco" exigen su estadfa aqui.
--Todas las noches Sc divierten de 10
Undo en- el Hotel Boriuquen de nuestro
amigo Becerra. Tocan el piano, Ia sefiora
Sisila Arce de Astol, las seforitas Am6ri-
ca y Adela Astol, toca la mandolina Ia Sc
fiorita A. Cabrera bailan otras Henoritas
de esta bVena sociedad
Ell entierro del que fu6 nuestro ami.
go don Fausto Negr6n, fu6 una verdadera
iusta manifestation de duelo. Ha Eido
uno de los eDtierTos mas concuTridos ESQ
dice que su muerte fu6 sentida de todos.
"A fines del presente mes Sc unira an
te los altareg, para siempre, una buena pa
reja de esta culta sociedad y dentro de po-
cos meseg una capitale1a que cuando estu-
vo en- este de temporada dej6 buenas amis-
tades en- esta sociedad, con un joven de
muy buenas condolences morales, que aquf
vale mucho y mucho mas SO le quiere.
SerSn dos buenas parejas que aumentaran
Ia buena culta sociedad aiboniteia.
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En- Bayagiez tamhi6n.

Los buenou patriotas de Mayagdez lie
gan un acuerdo.
Han cesado las pequefias diferen-
ciaa surgidas ALI entire nuestros COM
patriotas de la Union, siendo aceptado
unanimemente como candidate para Ia al
caldfa de aquella ciudad, q prestigioao go
nor don Alberto Bravo; cuya soluci6n no
ticiamos en- otro lugar de este diaTio, por
telegramas recibidos
Como en- Arecibo, como an Utuado y
como en- todos los sitios en- que los enemi-
gos de Ia Union quieren sembrar Ia dis
cordia, desaparece 6sta y forman en- COM
pacto haz de patriotismo, los buenos hijoE
de Ia patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-16
RETRE ETA
SEMPER.

Programa de las piezas que tocar& Ia
Banda de Nifios de Benefcencia ell sabado
18 de AgOsto en- los jardines del edifcio:
10. March "Las pretensioneS de Pan.
cho' Viiolo.
20. ''La Machicha" Bale de la zar-
zuela Gatita Blanca. ~.
30. Selection de la opera bufa ''La
Gran Duquesa" Laradeau.
40. Variaciones de cIarinete 4 duo los
"Piquininis' Vifiolo.
so. Symphia" Waltzes Tobanni. Es-
tFenO.
60. DANA "Asf eres to- Rios OvaIle.
Himno.
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.IINPRESIONES Y NO
tiGias de HunaCa0
Sc estan CslehlandO ALI impOFlantes
ylstas CiVlIes.
lnpOrtaDIs negotiation hseha pOr q sehor TOre
Rios sn New York.
De gaasestrO eorresponsal

Agosto 15.- En- 81 deaafio de ''base.
BALI efectuado 81 domingo en- los terrenoa
de Ia 'Iiga' de este pueblo, entire los
clubs "Humacao' 'sVariIlas, obtuvo
un triunfo espl6ndido 81 primero.
He aquf 81 score:
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NOTAS HIPICAS.

Affrmase que 81 sindieato poncefo
traera para las pr6ximas carreraS que Sc
verifcar6n on San Juan, ocho caballoB de
los mejores del hip6dromo de Ponce, entire
ellos q celebre campe6n ''Perla Fina. +"
Sabemos, que de venir el eampe6n del
Sur, el campe6n del Norte, sNevado', CO.
rFer& en- su contra.
ST Sc verifca este s'match Sc cTuzaTan
grandeB spuestas, por 10 ruidoso, debido 6
que Sc trata de que Ponce 8 San Juan
tengan en- su hip6dromo al '.rey de Ia
pista. Z
Es tan grande eI entuaiasmo en- Ia isla,
que, cuando los caballoB de San Juan, que
estaban en- Ponce, reglesaban para Ia Ca
pital, al pasar lpor Arecib0 muchedum.
bre de afcionados acudi6 4 verlos.
En- la villa del captain Correa tendr6n
en- breye IN buen hip6dromo, pues va Be
trabaia en- clio.
A causa del gran n1mero de caballos
cuyos duefios desean que tomen parte en-
las pToximas carreras que daTa el Hippo
dromo capitaleho, hase pedido por dichoS
duefos que se celebren dos festas hfpicas
en- 81 mes entrante para que 81 vienen los
ocho caballos de Ponce, que Be trata de
traer, puedan los de aquf Correr en- compe-
tencia con ellos.
Sc nos dice de Gales q. las cartas q.
de ALI envfan San Juan sufren retrazo en-
Manati invirti6ndose dos dfas en- vez de
uno ed el trayecto. Ell sefior administrator
general pudiera tai yez remediaT eeta falta.
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FINANZAS
MUNICIPA ALES.

Gal Pueblo de Arecibo al Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico es el tftulo del folleto
que ha tenido la atenci6n de remitfrnos 81
alcalde de Arecibo.
EI aumeritado informe es extenso y
minucioso.
En- 81 se explesa cuanto poT insignif-
cante que parezca Sc roza con Ia admins
TRACTION de Ia cosa p1blica.
Todos los servicios de Ia administration
se han mei6rado, dfcese en- 81 informe, y,
en- cuanto alestado de las fnanzas afrma-
ae tambien que 90 hoy relativamente hol-
gado.
En- dieRO infOrme l6ese tambien 10 81:
guiente:
"En Ia actualidad no SO adeuda IN solo
centavo ningdn empleado del Municipio.
"Todas las atenciones estSn al dfa, de.
sapareci6 aquella situaci6n triste en- que
el seryidor pdblico era empujado por
las necsfdades del hogar, & las redes de
usurer6s implacables que les descontaban
Bus haberes un crecido tanto por ciento.
ssYa Ia usura no pnede subsistir & costa
del empleado, J pas6 el tempo de Ia ven
ta ruinosa de los salaries"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-16
EN- SAN JUAN.

LEGO anoche esta ciudad el Lcdo. don
Juan Was Ochoteco, de Humacao, que
permanecera algunos dfas en- San Juan.
El senior Was viene en- asuntos politicos
y una reunion de Ia Junta Central de la
Union de Puerto Rico tendr6 efecto para
resolver cuestiones que le sometera dicho
estimable Compatriota
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-16

PROFESSOR recientemente Ilegado
de Europa ofrece esta Bociedad sus SER
viciOs profesionales de violin y mandolina.
Precio m6dico. Ordenes Hotel San Juan,
Puerto Rico is v. e
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lncidsnte anoChe en- Ia pOrteria del
TeatTO.

En- el segundo entreacto de Ia function
de anoche hubo un incidente On la puerta
del teatro, que Sc refere como sigue:
Un loven Official de marina que entraba
en- el local con un paisano, que no tenfa
segdn parece Ia contrasefia correspondent
te, fu6 detenido por uno de los porteroB
Adujo ell referido Official que 81 tenfa un
palco tornado que Hu compafiero Sc ha.
bfa olvidado de recojer Ia contrasefia al
salir,.en 81 entreacto; sosteniendo Ell portero
que no habfa entrado en- 81 primer acto y
que, por tanto, no habfa entregado entrada
de ninguna especie.
Ell Official fr6 la taquilla, compr6 una
entrada y volvi6 por la puerta entregan
dola al portero.
Ocurri6 entonces un pequeio tumulto,
asegurando unos de los que allf estaban
que el Official di6 un golpe en- Ia cara al
portero otros que solo le tir0 del SOM
brero dici6ndole en- actitud de censura que
otra vez tuviera mas cuidado.
Intervino el captain Cabrera = dijo al
portero referido que 81 le habfan agredido
produiera la correspondence denuncia; ne
gandose el interesado & hacerlo.
Ell ioven americana que acompafaba al
Official, estuvo luego largo ratio conferen-
ciando con 81 comandante Lutz, y este lie
hizo reprensiones porque Bu actitud pa
rece que no era de las mas pacffcas, ter
minando sin mas consecuencias el inciden-
te que fue comentado por los que 10 pre-
senciaron, de diversas maneras
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-El pr6ximO correo de los Estqdos
Unidos 50 espera 81 empleado que SO har6
cargo de Ia ventanilla de entrega general
de eaTtss.
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N0TIGIA.

Glasses de taqu grafa y escritura ma
quina.
l5Ya
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--Dia laborioso fue aver para los prac-
ticantes de guardia en- el cuarto de 5000.
rro. Fueron asistidas las perscnas 81
guientes: Jorge Carlos Colombani, Ma
nuel B. Antolfn, Francisco Ramirez,
Dionisio VeIazquez, Secundino Cintr6n,
Sixto Castro, Emilio Roman Rafaela
Martinez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-16

Sc encuentTa en- CANA Ia aefiora espo
ga del senior Siaca Pacheco, empleadc dc
Ia Secretarfa de Puerto Rico.
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-Nuevas quejas del servicio de los
carros electricos han Hegado esta redac-
ci6n. Eg necesario que 81 pdblico Sc
defenda establezca las reclamaciones
coneiguientee.
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COMPANlA INDUS
TRIAL De SANTURCE.
FRBRICANTES De FOSFOROS De SEsURIDiD
MARCA LUZ.
FABRlCARTES De BAULES De TODAS GLASSES.
Tienen existencias cOnstantes de tablas
de pino americana desdobladas. AvisO
I FTel6fono 1890, Santurce.
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JUAN BRAScHI.
Director INFERNO.
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% q Exterior Un anO orc : 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
NEVADA STOCKS.

Today's closing ON stocks in San
Francisco as reported over the Pollock
wires especially for the Deserot News:
Belmont. 5ha5as. Cash Boy, l4ai5;
Golden Anchor. Gld62. Home. 1899.
Jim Butler, l42isdli5: MacNamsra,
77a7s: Midway 227iad232A. Montana.
2g0d295. North star. $3.50, Ohio. SEA
81. Tonopah Extension, jNH5is; Tono-
pah Neveda, lSkals% West End. $50
G291h; Adams. sac. Atlanta. 2Sd29:
Blue Bull. lSd20. Booth bSa66; Colpm-
bia Mountain, i2G 49, COnQueror. lea ~:
Diamondfeld. fd42, DlXiel0dll; Gold
Held. 5?d53. Jumbo, l.47isdl.52ia; Jum-
DO Extension. $3.50: Kendall, AG90,
Iaguna. 45G4S, May Queen. 2id22, Mo-
hawk. 800 asked. Red TOP. l.65dL72is;
Sandstone. gS bid, silver Pick. i9d5l,
81. Ives. 65d66. National Bank, 62d6i.
Denver. 90 bid, ECLIPSE, g5nl00 Gold
Bar. l65di10. Original. linl6; Stein
way. AGA. Consolidated Virginia, 9lq
%. Ophir. 3C0a365; Mexican, 7567S.
Caledonia. 2id2j. Exchequcr, 4jGj0:
Norcross. l.05dl.l0. Golden Grown. 1id
10: Great Bend. 63d65, Rescue. Yd22;
Black Butte Extension. 3d5 Tramp,
Loo bid. GOldield Belmont, 20 asked
Montgomery Mountain. i5ai7 Sunset
lSa20; Scepter, a bid, Manhattan. ia
~: Seyler- Humphrey. 2id2j; Dexter,
13dS0; Granny l6als. Gold Wedge, 10
ala; Lone star l2al4, Great Bend EN-
tension. 22d2i. Great BEND Annex. 100
II: Crescent. ledlS; Cow Boy liGl5;
Denver Annex. a bid: Bulls & Bears
| 3G5. Black Rock, Sd5: New York Con.
| solidatcd cease Manhattan CONSOLE
| dated. l15Tl2o, Little Joe. 7hs May
flower. 57N62; Jumping Jack $685.
Tramp Consolidated. i42hhl,45. b. B
! Bonanza. 6Gs. Yankee Girl l5nl1..
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Appointment Of New Traffic Man.
ager viii Not Affect His
Present Title.
SIMPLY GIVES HIM RELIEF.
Business Of Department Has 30 In
creased that Assistant Was
Necessary.

The announcement IN the Associated
Press dispatches Of the appointment
OF new traffic manager for all the
enterprises under Guggenheim control,
among which IS the American Smelling
& Refining company, was discussed
freely IN mining circles today and a
good many were set to guessing as 20
what would become OF Silas w. Eccles.
who has had charge Of the traffic de-
partment of the big smelling enter
prise ever since he quit the position
of freight traffic manager Of the Ore
gon Short Line railroad.
Ihe fact Of the matter Is, the APP
Sentiment OF Mr.. Sproule does not
mean the displacement Of MIR Eccles;
but he viii contiue as heretofore as a
member OF the executive committee, or
what might be termed-the Guggen-
helm cabinet He will also retain his
present title Of vice president IN charge
OF traffic.
The American Smelling Refining
company has had such a tremendous
growth during the past two or three
years during which time II has been
building new plants and branching out
into new fields The business OF the
uafic department has become so en-
ormous that in connection with other
matters, MIR. Eccles has not had the
time to look into the many details IN
connection with his office BY the APP
pointment Of Mr. Sprolle, he viii be
relieved OF some Of these burdens. In
reality. the new traffic manager VIII
be IN the nature OF an assistant to MI
EcClos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16

ports good progress being made With
the work Of cleaning out the old work.
ings OF that property preparatory 10
the Inauguration Of a vigorous cam
paign Of development
The properties OF the Century Gold
Mining company in Park Valley are be-
ing heard from again In substantial
way. Yesterday Manager p. w. Mad
sen deposited a gold bar in local
bank Of the value OF about 1850. Mine
conditions are reported by that gen.
tleman as being quite satisfactory
Work has begun on the double com
partment shaft To tap the lower levels
OF the Clark Bonanza, Ramsey COM
stock company. Capt Mayne u here
making the FIRST arrangements and gel.
ting things started right The smart
will be put down 200 feet The ledge
viii be crosscut and opened up. Drifts
will be run on II and every facility VIII
be az hand for rapid work IN Few
days. A gasoline hoist is on the way,
and this ledge viii receive the first
systematic work OF any IN the district.
Visible gold has been found IN sew
eral trenches run across the ledge this
week Twenty men are az work on the
mine. starting work Thursday last
Ramsey, New, Recorder.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago Aug. l6-Weather conditions
In the Dakotas and Minnesota we're eN-
tremely favorable for harvesting opera
lions and IN consequence the local wheat
market was weak today. There was con-
siderable selling by commission houses
and longs Buying was scattered. Sep
TENDER opened a shade 20 Au% lower
at 70 to ,0h aud sold OF To 81, tn
lowest point touched in several years.
Minneapolis Duluth aud Chicago a.
ported receipts OF 46N cars.
Lower cables and ideal weather for thc
new crop caused weakness IN the corn
market Trading was quiet September
opend isaAs at is' to iS's aud sold on
to A.
Sentiment IN the oats pit was bcarsh
but prices showed only sight declines
Weakness Of wheat and corn was the
main factor September opened unchanged
at eos sold at 5)'sflsL aud then dcclin q
10 20A
Provisions were quiet but Inn sep.dn-
bcr pork was up a. at lt..ls. lard was
up o % ~ at SiZig tu >.1j. and RIBS were
2isN5 higher az S.GaS.9rs
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Aug it.-Sugat, law. quiet
Fair refining. 3As centrifugal .gG test 81.
molasscs sugar, l-l6a3is
Cofiec-steady. No. Rio. 81
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CONCENTRATES.

Manager Thomas Weir Of The Ohio
Copper company IS in Bingham TODAY
ore shipments are coming from the
Selgel mine m Nevada az the rate of
Two carloads 81 week
Superintendent Andrew MayberIy "
the United States c0mpany's mines q
Eureka. Nevada. Us iu the city TODAY.
Manager g. n. Doolitue of the Utah
a Eastern Copper company. expects TO
leave Tor the south tonight.
COL william \. Parish returned Yes
terday from a professional trip to The
Searchlirht, Nevada. district
Walter C. Orem manager OF the Utah
Apex properties Of Bingham IL out Of
the city today on mining business.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday we've. Crude ore
and concentrate. $4,000. base bullion.
is9eco.
The management ~ the Alluez mines
Of Michigan has contracted for Mo-
vember delivery. 100000 pounds Of cop
per az lsa cents per pound
The initial car ~ ore from the Lake
side copper companys property on
Promontory Point, west Of ogden Is at
the samplers II will probably be- sew
tral days before the shipment Is re-.
leased TO the smeliers
Manager p. J Donahue Of the stan.
dard Copper company Of Bingham re-
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BARTCH IN RAMSEY.
Chief Justice Of Utah supreme Court
l. Interested There.

one OF the most important arrivals
In Ramsey. says the Recorder since the
camp started was that OF Judge G.. W.
Bartch OF Salt Lake, who came In We'd
nesday
He was accompanied by II. r. Cole, a
mining man Of Utah, and both men are
interested In mines In this district.
Judge Bartch resigned the Office Of
chief justice OF Utah TO attend TO his
mining business and Ramsey is the first
place visited since coming down from
the bench.
Both he and Cole are moro than
pleased with the showing ON their prop
critics and both were surprised al the
extent Of the surface showings OF the
district.
Like all Utah men, they are used 10
seeing big bodies Of ore, but Ramsey
surprised even these men. Judge Bartch
says that nsmber OF Utah operators
are keeping their eyes on Ramsey and
that many are coming to take look at
the camp II nothing else. II all are
like the late chief justice, Ramsey will
be glad 10 see them.
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GOOD SILVER MARKET.
Conditions Witch Work Ia Nd,sntsse
IT Producer.

Under square dealing by the smelling
companies and close savings by me
mills iherc rs more money for the
miner of s.lyer-lead ores TODAY ihan he
received as profit Bon the years when tbe
coinage rate prevailed. SAYS a Denver
writer The difference is in the cost ~
production. transportation and treat.
nenJ supplemented by better milling.
Since the 1ablzlug ~ silver hullion
took place about two years ago mainly
through th' action OF the Mexican gov
cnmf1t tne rfieC has advanced from
Z cents pnr Cine ounce 10 g. and sS
cents 10 is TON a trine over IS.
II thD recent action of the treasury
department causes uo further advance
thc metal can De produced al very
satisfactory profit iu an well opened
mines where Operating cost has been
reduced 'o minimum. where rail-
ways are near az hand and where well
equipped mills are used
None ~ our We'll balanced miners will
entertain the idea that simply because
me government u buying silver the
price Is hound 10 Keep on advancing M
til o. reaches ~ cents 20 one dollar. The
treasury department T. shrewd buy.
o.. When the price q American silver
becomes higher than the secretary
thinks u ought 20 BE- he win either sfop
buying or SO elsewhere for supplies
The amount required each month Il MOI
large enough 10 Justify sensational rises
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twenty-five Thousand Shares Of
Union and $1,000 Of Southern
Sold at Advances.
MARKET STRONG AND UPWARD
Two Leading Stocks OF the Day Moved
Up and Down "a Point Ere
qucntly.

New York. Aug Speculative excite
ment in Union and Southern Pac!ec was
stn in evidence this morning. Running
sales OF $500 shares II Union Pacific we're
made al the opening 90 if2 and 1929
compared with 1915 last night ANA lt.eN
shares Of Southern Pacific sold at s..
and So. compared with 81, last night
There were wide gains IN few special
stocks and 500 shares Of L. S Steel were
taken AZ an advance of 4. but the pre-
felred stock was shaded a traction In
the general list the movement Of prices
was Irregular profit taking carrying OF
a number Of the leaders a fraction. In
ternatl0Eal Pump ruse O. St Paul
Brooklyn Transit and Smelling lose near
81 point, and New York Central, l.. &
y, Illinois Central. Northwestern Ma
ti0nal Railroad Of Mexico large fractions
There was momentary reaction AT the
opening, but the Hartman Pacifics rose
strongly again and the dealings maintain
ed great animation.
By the time the openins orders had been
executed the market began 20 rise more
c0mprehensiycly but the operations In the
Pacihcs ST. Paul Pennsylvania asd
Amalgamated Copper dominated the mar
kct Union Pacific increased it, rise 90
lGi. and ST Paul 10 le0 Southern Pa.
cine had difficulty In holding lis rise. AMI
10 was subsequently wiped out when tho
entire market went OF Anaconda gained
? Kansas City Southern n. and Penn
sylyania. Amalgamated Copper. Pacific
Mail and AllIs-Chalmcrs preferred
Around II O'Clock the market was running
N sharply, St Paul rcacting a point, and
some other stocks again falling 20 below
yesterdays closing Northwtstcr fell I.
The general list was less effectively
held by The strength N Union Pacific
which sold as high as 1857, The reallz-
ing elsewhere held prices back. southern
Pacific again falling 90 last nights level
and Northwestern e. B. q o.. Reading and
Locomotive preferred I point below 4
Anaconda sold 40 an advance Of 5. Pull
man a. Pacific Mail 3. and Central
Leather preferred I Southern Pacific ro.e
20 the top again at noon. but The general
tone continued irregular
Bonds were Irregular.
\ succession N brief of selling sptsn
eventually swept out an ~ ST Paui's
advance and lowered an others sharply.
ln tho general list there was very llftie
movement despite the uncertain ductul-
tons in Union Pacific and southern Pa
Gnc. both NJ which moved up aud a WI
"a point frequently.