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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09


10 que advertimos en- las COM
|pras de TERRA que sc han lleva-
do d cabo en- los tltimds tiempos,
es mas para sentir profundas
~ amargas tristezas que prema-
turas y extemporaneas alegrias.
No existe aquf ell mercadO
logico y regular en- que la de-
manda es siempre superior a la
oferta. y los precios Sc mantle
men en- conStante ascension. LO
que estamos presenciando es
una lucha, una empenada y fe-
roZ disputa, q yer quien mono
POLKA ell escaso negocio exis-
tente, a yer quien sc queda fue-
ra y quien abarca todo. ESQ no
es properidad, ESQ no es equili-
brio, bienestar economico; ESQ
no puede servir de argumento
a nadie para decir que la crisis
pertenece al pasadO, y esta ven
|clda; porque mientras sc anun
cia y Sc comenta y sc pondera
ell negocio hecho pOr TN propie-
tario de flnca aZucarera que ha
vendido buen preCio, sc anun-
clan en- remate, en- Subasta pu-
blica centenares de fincas cafe
teras porque sus lamenta bles
propietarios no pucden pagar
las crecidas contribuCiones.
Esta despropOrcion, este des
equilibriO bruscO, dice muy cla-
70 que Sc comete una gran in
justicia en- contra del pals,
TN fraude monstruoso, porque
siendo en- su mayorfa cafeterOs
Sc les deja sin protection de
ninguna clase, en- tanto que los
productos secundarios la difru-
tan tan amplia que ofrecen ne
.gocios brillantes al reducido
numero de personals que pue-
den explotarlos.
Este eS el cuadro exacto de la
SituaCi6n.
Los que pretenden juzgar ell
eStadO economico en- general
por el aspecto lisonjero que
Iotrecen algunos productos Co
lOnlaleS merced al proteccio-
nlsmo arancelario que disfru-
tan, cometen la mayor de las
torpezas Y caen en- la mas gro
sera de las vulgaridades.
I'll blenestar de TN pueblo Y
la riqueza de TN pals no sc mi
den por los negocios nedianos
10 magnffcos que realicen unos
Icuantos afortunados indivi-
'duoS, no consiste para nosotros
en que valga el az1car y tenga
una altisima den1anda el tabaco.
Nosotros necesitamos que Ell
cate prospere, que recupere esa
industria sus esplendores pasa-
dos, Y para clio necesitamoS que
la protection que disfrutan
.otros produCtos. de nuestro sue
10, la tenga talnbien nuestra
primera industria.
Nuestra reconstruction eco
monica no tiene otr0 camin0. nj
mas solucion que esa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09
San Francisco

Los banqueros y los arquitectos Sc
muestran invariablemente optimistas
al hablar del porvenir de San Fran
cisco. Las noticias de otro orfgen v
sobre todo las cartas de los que allf
reslden presentan un cuadro muy di-
fcrcnte.
Segdn los primeros, dentro de scis
mcSeS estara muy ade1antada la cons
truccion de Ia nueva ciudad. con sus
anchas avenidas y magnifcos edih-
clos proyectados; y dentro de un afio
no quedara traza nj SERIAL de Ia de-
vastacion causada por temblor la
mas. PerO como esa nueva her
mosa cludad con sus cnormeS edif-
clos de acero sc alzara en- el lugar
m1smo donde ocurri6 ell terremoto Y
donde Sc han sentido siempre nu-
merosos temblores como impedir
que muchos teman la repctici6n de 10
sucedidO2
Dlcen cartaS particulares de Peta
luna y otres puntos, que los temblo-
res ligeros son dc ocurrencia casi
diaria y que ell sabado antepasado Sc
Sint1o uno que derrib6 dos casas.
Pero hi la pr4nsa nj las autoridades
hacen la menor referencis a tales
.suceSos.
81 Ia incertidumbre. el tenor e1
desaliento llegan 1 posesionarse del
pueblo, la mayor parte de este ira
abandonando IA ciudad y habria que
renunciar 4 Ia rcediGcaci6n de San
Francisco ( M e.ay ~, ,,,..n~ 1....A1
cscala.
Desde luego. millares de fam S
del Este que habitab2n en- diversas
poblaclones del Estado 10 han aban :
donado para siempre. FL terremoto
ha sido-un golpe fatal para toda Ca
lifornia.
Para distraer Ell amino del pueblo
Sc anuncia que mediados de ~Junio
tendra Ia ciudad dos grandes teatros,
o mejor dicho, dos tiendas enormes 4
manera de las de los circos ambu-
lantes.
Una compatia ha contratado Ia
gran tienda en- que representa- Sarah
Bernhardt en- su reciente viaie Dor
Texas, que puede contener siete mil
expectadores.
Este gran tcatro de verano sc alza-
IA donde eStuvo Ell Coliseo Central
en- la esquina de las Gales Octava y
Market. La otra tienda, algo mas
pequefia, quedara emplazada en- el
terrcno que ocupo el Teatro MaieSt ic,
GALES Market y Novena.
Ell gobicrno ha ordenado al doctor
Devine, jefe de la Cruz Roja en- San
Francisco, que procure activamente
Ell hallazgoy devolucion sus res
Epcctivas familias de nifios Separates
de elias en- Ia confusion de los pri-
meros diag del dcsastre.
Ahora va sabiendose que muchaS
lmadrcs buscan tcdavfa 4 sus hiios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09
De Carolina

El dia IS del actual seran clausura-
das las escuelas y satisfechas todas las
atenciones del ramo.
-Ha trasladado su acreditada far
macia al edifcio restaurado donde Sc
hallaba la entigua del Licenciado Mel-
plea, el Licenciado don Federico To
rregrosa, anterior.
-Ha llegado esta poblaci6n TN
buen Cinemat6grafo, que pronto dar6
conocer sus vistas al pdblico.
-Continda dando funciones e1 Circo
dc los hermanos Marcos. al que asiste
uno .numerosas concurrencia.
I'm professor de racionalidad ho-
lsndesa Sc halla dando clases de DiaDo
Y violin a varias sefioritas de esta locs
lidad, Y prePara pera pronto I'm con
cierto en- los salones de a CoIonia Fs-
paf7ola. Dicho se7or es conocido Dor
Ell pdblico de San Juan. que le aplau-
di6 con justicia en- un concerto en- que
tom6 parte en- el Ateneo.
-Varios jovenes de los escuelas de
este pueblo, eSperan ansiosos el resulta.
do de los dltimos examenes para Ia OBJ
tenci6n del Diploma de Octave Grade.
-Ha causado indignation en- este
pueblo el atentado cometido contra e,
rey don Alfonso XIII.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
al joven Jose Ferrerss quien regresa
al lado de su familia donde pienss
continuar sus estudios en- el profeso-
RADIO
Sc dice que en- breve teadremos
casas escuelas pr6pias tanto en- los
barrios como en- Ia poblaci6n, merced
4 un empr6stito.
-Despu6s de una pertinaz sequfa
Sc ha declarado una copiosa lluvja por
10 que estan de enborabueua los aqri-
cutores.
Sc encuentra fuera De peligro L.
sonora Sofa Guadalupe Acosta de
Vela.
Lo celebramos.
-Ia faliecido en- Ia uoche de aver
teniendo hoy lugar su entierro, Ia seno.
ra hermana de nuestra apreciada ami
ga doi1a Teresa Sicard6 de Jimeaez
-Ha sido trasladado Ia casa de CO.
mercio ola Mariposa" de los seaores
Flores y Dfaz, 81 local donde estab
Ia farmacia del Licenciado Torregross
Sc halla enferma de algdn cuida-
do Ia senorita Marie Neval, la que
deseamos pronto restablecimiento.
Ell 80 del cOrriente cerrar6 e
presuPGesto de 1895 1906 cubiertas
todas las atenciOneS y cen una cant; :
dad no despreciable de existencis en-
saja.
El CorresponsaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09
EXameneS para abOgadoS

En los verihcados aver, obtuvieron
brillantiSim2s notas en- las materias
que constituyen ell segando grado,
don Pedro Gonzalez y Garcia, secre-
tario de la Corte municipal de San
Juan, don Luis Chevremont Y Cou-
vcrtier, de esta Capital, y don Andres
Miranda del Vale, de Ponce.
Nuestra enhora buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09
R6mat0 en- Ia O1Cina de farOS

FL tenlente comandante Mr.. A. n.
Wood, de la Armada de los Estados
Unldos, inspector del distrito de ia
ros de Puerto Rico, nos suplica la
publication. del siguiente anuncio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09
Concerto en- la plaza

Programa de las pleas que tocara
Ell la retreta del domingo Ia Banda
de la Policla Lnsular.
I.-Marcha "Jeremfas" de la zar-
zuel2 Key que rabi6 Chapi.
2.-Darza LA Crioila' Duefio.
3. Siufon(a "Zanetta' Auber.
4-Selecci6n opcreta ''The Isle Of
Spice" Rocker.
5.-Two-step The Black Sport"
Chambera.
6.-Acto III de la Opera 'Erna
nj Verdi.
7.-Tanda de Vslses LAS Campo
mas de Carri6n Metra.
8.-Estreno de la Danza 'Asf eres
til Rios Ovalle.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-09
Nota del dia

DC tOuOS lOS pdlSGS SOUTG los
cuales esta suspendida la garra
del expansioniSmo, liega ell mis-
mao grito de terror. Los ameri-
canos estan comprando la tie
IRA. Sc estau hacienda los amos
del suelo, quieren aCaparar la
riqueza, que es Ell mas SECURE
recurso para la domination de
IN pals.
En- otras parties produce in
quietud, zozobra. alarma esa So
licitud de los exeticos por ad-
quirir propiedades; aqui, al
contrario, sc quiere tomar como
un sintoma dc prosperidad Ell
hecho de que algunas podero-
saS empresas extranjeras ha-
van pagado Y esten pagando al
gunas tierras a precios verda-
deramente COmpensadOres.
La vision afortunada, de un
brillante negocio, que han tent
do algunoS industrialeS con re-
cursos, sc quiere interpreter CO.
mo una gratCa demonstration de
que el pals esta EN- una epoca
de prosperidad Y abundancia
inusitadaS.
Desgraciadamente, ESQ es una
hcci6n, que apenaS sc prOfundi-
"a, Sc desvaneCe en- absolute.
Las tierras que Sc venden, las
que Sc pagan a regulares pre-
clos son aquellas que sirven
para el cultiv0 de los productos
que entran en- Norteamerica
protegidos por el arancel.
Y deSgraCiadamente, las fin
cas- que en- nuestra Isla sirven
para el cultivo de esos produc-
tos ocupan una pequena exten-
sion.
Los cafetales los extensos ca
fetales siguen faltos de precio,
fuera del cOncurso de csc apa-
ratOsO nercado de tierras que
hinge una prOsperidad aparente,
buena para Ofrecer TN aspecto
lisonJero por el que puedan ha-
Ger como que sc entusiasman
los panegiristas de la situaci6n
actual, al pretender que sirva
de banderin de enganche para
los rehacios que discuten Y los
prudentes que Sc mantienen en-
terrenO neutral.
Valen los terren0s de GAIA,
las vegas de tabaco; pero, ~ los
cafetOs2 ly la industria puerto
rriquena por excelencia, la que
ha mantenido en- 6pocas mas fe-
Ices a las dos terceras parties
dc la poblaci0n, en- IN estado de
proSperidad floreciente, ESQ vale
algo ahOra?
Nosotros no hemos dido decir
que los industriales ex6ticos
que ofrecen por los terrenos de
cana, y las vegas de tabaco unos
precios que en- plena crisis pa
recen fabulosos. hayan dirigido
lguales, 8 parecidas solicitudes
q los propietarios de las hacien-
daS cafeteraS.
Hace falta primero que ell go
bierno de los Estados Unidos
nos haga justicia. que nuestro
cafe tenga en- Ell arancel ameri-
cano la protection que los de
mas productos nuestros Y todos
los americanos tienen, para que
las flncas cafeteras recobren su
valor.
Actualmente no asistimos a
un estado de prosperidad colec-
tiva, a una Situacion de bienes-
tar general. sino que presencia-
mos los tanteo5 y los preludios
de un negocio casi particular.
Los productos que entran
protegidos por el arancel, en-
Ia metropoli. ofrecen un ali
cisnte de negocio a los exoticos
que saben yer donde Sc pueden
isallar ganancias y cuentan con
Ic-ursoS para acapararlas.
No es otra cosa 10 que esta-
mos vi2nlo; des gra 5iadamente
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23
Rollins Holden.

4 pleasant home wedding occurred
at high noon Wednesday. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Holden at
Bristol Mills. when their daughter.
EStcle May, was united in marriage
to Lee Y. Rollins hf Augusta. the Of
ticiating clergyman being Rev. c. +.
Recbrc of Pemaquid.
The bride and groom stood under
an arch of SnoWballs. and We're at
tended by Il little maid. a niece of the
bride, bearing flowers ana the wedding
ring. The bride was attrcd in ii
dainty gown of white ana carried brid-
I'll roses. A large number of pretty
ANA appropriate wedding gifts attest
cd to the estimation in which the
young people are held by their many
friends.
Following the ceremony an excellent
leIaSt was served, and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollins started on their wedding
journey, returning from which they
will pass the summer at Cobbossee-
cOmter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an infiamcd condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is infiamed You have 4
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be- de-
strOyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh: which is nothing but
faces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh,
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars. free
+. j CHENEY &; co, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
, tiGn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23


The following corporations have
filed their certificates of Organization
at the office of the secretary of State:
New York and Cobalt Mining Co.
organized at Ellsworth. for the pur-
pose OF conducting Il general mining
business. with $l00O,oOO capital stock,
Of which 81 is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dent, George K. Caldwell Of Ellsworth.
Treasurer, +. NJ Brown Of Ellsworth.
Certificate approved, June u, 1906.
F.. {. NORTH Shoe 90. organized at
Milo. for the purpose Of dealing i'll
footwear ANA ladies and gents
furnishings Of all kinds. with $4,000
capital stock, of which $4,000 is paid
i'll. Officers: President. T.. c. NORTH
Of Milo; treasurer. Charles T.. owen of
Milo. Certificate approved. June -,
1906.
New York Electric Storage Battery
Co. organized at Augusta, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing and dealing in
electric and other storage batteries,
with $l,OUO,OOU capital stock. Of which
nothing is paid i'll. Officers: Prc&i-
dent ]. L. Fairbanks Of Augusta;
treasurer. |. l.. Fairbanks Of Augusta.
Certificate approved, June Il. 1906.
T. l.. Evans < Co, organized At Bid
deford, Tor the purpose of operating a
department store and dealing in all
kinds of merchandise. with $4,000 cap
, ital stock, Of which $4,000 is paid in.
| Officers: President, Thomas l.. Evans
of Biddtford; treasurer, Henry ID.
Evans of Biddeford. Certificate APP
| proved, June Il, 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

capt. Thomas BODICE of the postal
force IF baseball players. ;tnnornyt.s
that ne will play the State House COM
binatinn some afternoon this week, but
rs vet ne has not picked out his team.
There is not enough material
in the postoffice force to MAKE up Il
team, but with the help of me postal
clerks it is expected that i team can
be organized that will trim the South
End aggregation in great style. Me
Carly. who played short for the post
office team last year. has br"n assign
ed to appear in the same H,ily at
the coming game, ana is con"l!rre |
dOubly valuable on the team n"rauSe
Of his coaching proclivities. Some 9TH
rr cX-Jall pla yers in the force are prac-
ticing physical culture to timber
up for the game and Capi. Dodge is
confident that he viii be able to show
the goods when the umpire calls play
ball"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

James Plummer, secretary of the
Board of State Assessors. who had
been absent from the department
several days and had been in at
tendance 1T the meetings held by that
body, has resumed his duties in the
office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23
THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTION.

=, The Third District Republican Conven-
ZION VIII be held In City hall. Waterville,
tuesday. June IL. 1906. at II o'clock A. NJ.
ior the purpose or nominating 4 candi-
date for Congress to be voted for at the
1906
The basis OF representation will be as
follows: Each city. town and plantation
Will be entitled to one delegate: and for
each 20 votes cast for the Republican
candidate for Governor in 1904 an addi-
uonal delegate; and for 4 fraction of 10
votes In excess of IS votes. further addi-
uonal delegate. Vacancies in the delega-
tlon or any city. town or plantation can
Shiy be filled by residents of the county
IN which the vacancy exists.
The District committee will be in ses-
Sion In the reception room of the hall at
~ a. NJ. of the day of the convention.
Ior the purpose of receiving credentials
OF deiegates: In order to be eligible to
participate In the convention, delegates
must be elected subsequent to date Of the
call Tor this convention.
JOHN SITMINSBY.
]. W. BLACK.
w. H. WILDES.
+. G. KINSMAN.
district Committee.
s'staN Catv,vAD~ Nov l0Oe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

The last dancing assembly Of III" sea
son will be given by the North Angus
Ia Grange at the Grange hall next We'd
nesday evening. An old fashioned sup
per will be served and tn. oommittc
is planning to making the final event
the, best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

with the owners of wild lands in
Somerset and Piscataquis counties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

Hon Otis Hayford of Canton. Of the
BOARD of State Assessors. WAS al tiie
Capitol Friday. on his way nome from
tho meetings which the BOARD h2d
heen holding during the past week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

The city was visited at about $50
Friday afternoon by one of he show
erS which are by no means .'arr this
season There was some thunder and
lightning but the rainfall was very
heavy. and for the first few minutes
Of the doWnpour the cutters along low
or Water street We're rushing torrents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

F.. G.. Emerson and G.. +. r. Me
Laughlin, route agents for the Amer
lean Express 60. We're in III" city Fri
day, on business connected with the
lnral office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23
Portland Auto School

WANTED Men to fill good positions.
We give practical instruction in driving:
repairing and adjusting automobiles, and
guarantee a license to run any auto.
COMPETENT men are in big demand. Course
so. easy payments. Qualify for the sum
mer rush. Portland Auto School Ti .
congress St, Garage and Repair Shop. AZ
Preble St
Iune7tu- tn m fwk1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23

Removes black heads. drives away
beauty ills. Stimulates the whole ner-
VouS system. Greatest beautifier
known. Nothing 50 helps fading lowell
ness as HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents.
ROwditch, Webste. & Co.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-02
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 1-CATTLE-ReoeipJs about 600 head:
market steady prime $+Q$T 80;
81 ClS4 20 heifes 81 GOdS5 30 bulls - t0HSi So calves
SaGST 30 soclerS and feeders 81 40a - 80 HOGS-Re
cepts GEO head market strong - higher choice
10 prime. heavy 81 35dS6 40. medium 10 good heavy.
So 2o$G 3O butcher weights 81 9qSe 40 good 10 choice
mixed So IO6S6 pacSE= s. st1S6 %. pigs. s. 60fp
So -. SHEEP-Receipts about 10000 head market
strong 1Od5c higher. sheep Sass So yearlngs So 30
ass lambs SeFST -.
Cincinnati. Nov HOGS active; butchsrs and ship
2.eTS5 - 20 80. CATTLE steady:
faf- 10 good shippers s. 5OGS5 -. $2q$2
SHEEP steady. 81 ISL lambs steady. S4GS7
FAST Buffalo NOV. l--CATTLE;-F sipts. head:
market fair and prime steers jCG
sbinping 81 1895 10. butchers. 81 25IS5 VEAIeS-
Treint= enU head. active and higher SOC
so FOC;S-Receipts $500 head. market fairly active
I'd aIolt steady heavy. +0qSG Few. 81 GO mixed
sS 3QSG 20: Yorkers 81 lo$6 20. rouShs 81 5dS5 rs
SrtFFP AND I.AAIBS-R@ce!pts - 40 head market
sheep steady: lambs slow ana lover, lambs. S5G$7 40
Kansas CITY N6v 1-CATTLE-Receiprs. 5000 head
rrIndnc oO outherns market steady; export
dressed beef steers s. 25gS6 20: fa good sass .
81 50NSS - S2ES3 -, native
sS S3 co. native heers GOas4 - bulls 81 25GS3 80
cslvas So 1886 70. H0GS-Feceipts 5000 head
-, srade higher top Sc 22i- bulk % sales SO f5q
a. oo baavy 1OGS6 22l- racSers 1OSs 22is pigs
ana lights s. 50GS6 20 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts.
q GOO head. maraet lambs S6dST 80. and
yeariings. 81 bHS' 90 Western yearlng - '5sh West
rn sheep 81 25G$5 5I stockers feeders 81 5OdS5
New-York tribune., 1906-11-02
TERMS OF EXCHANGE.


EUNFrED
nEh"n deposit
and OF the secured thereby. us
y C In h be u-ymr
d DnureM
p val IN common stock the Rara Company
B. In
ant 2lprv Stock eRanat
n o naa aral amu
b ronr 1906
o fort IN gmeub between the unbrHu
company above mentioned ii IS
Mortgages Tu
in fac value Den
for
o carrying m ueeuha
o ~ p i hsret theE
Q t reeredeu delivers
a
If hail have acqheia and echas As-
thereof
uexnesh be esEe4a nfrnynr rs-
Dmer3 H. eO6he hedssn1 Dbeu aBu
Il u o aptrc cepsu rnIrue
y
b tho from whom heewe received
n = a ~ there gsr sHa
n rradC
NagB on
o re Nn4tzs B dfrSa most
~ o h the basis Of fixed
hrH~rn ssrphsvv
we'll future edekruen
The Committee As % 5pth or IT
U de t DeenureS BnoBr
c
Ch
so
New-York tribune., 1906-11-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Novembe,

York November /. 1906
pFEVFS-Recepts - cars. PIG head all for the
inp of inheritance doing to-day. Feeling steady vita
abo,t 25 cars expected be sale Jersey city on
Erria ,0nroa and medium dressed beef slow; good 70
LIi IN fatr demand prices unchanged. Liverpool
snelo ,ooI out to-day for j. ShaUberg son 100 cattle
10 be unloaied Hull No shipments Of cattle or beef
|a ~ VES-R g Rsce pta were % head Including
grades az yeals were nominal and
era ssers not wanted. About 30 calves all
h.i4o few of veals range OF
81 5odsq 30 per dressed calves steady sdl3ac
saies-w r Hume: voaIs les n average a, 50 %
per 100 10 $ l49 n at so, do 9s 10 at So. red
eS1tc TobIo % g ~ sSannon: 8 vea's 1s5 n at 80 so
: Sanders veal. 1870 No. Al Ss. do l+o 10. at 81;
800 II, - %
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were - cars. 1902
head Including slaughterers -
market making the stale stock 32i2 sale
Of which % Cars Jersey city
G0tb s,reet yards Sheep quiet prime stock
about steady lambs. Buffalo advices ana
sunolv here for needs Of trade. 25l5oc
fr6na Yesterdays sales. closing heavy,
~ care uusola sales Of sheep S3GS5
10p lambs sold So 7J7sS1 =.
ana one deck So: cus at 81 so No Canadian lambs
sold Dressed mutton quiet at s4lOc PEI 70: dressed
ssIes-s sanders: 8s state lambs ~ 10 average az
Ter 100 ID: DO 90 n. s. so 2TI 10. al
Al 10 az 81 80: IL pennsylvania sheep lambs
a: 50 90 sheep 30 m. az IS 30; - ss n.
%swion & 90: eco Virginia s6'. 10 at 81 so.
s Judd 4 CO. i7s lambs II n. 81 70: 81 o.
10 so 40: a state sheep and lambs 81 II. s4
sheep 10 n. a o go
Tohin 8 shannon: les Pennsylvania lambs. So n. At
New-York tribune., 1906-11-02

with he Isj cotton market was less active to-day
asalsl general business no doubt FLUCTUATIONS
ana after moderate advance
afeIlI4ed 10 the previous
close only a couple OF points up lowest ar a
S Hecilne ef b43 points
ba!ts me market opened steady, OF Id5
I2Is IN response 70 higher cables. and worked up 10
N~[ aLLal.ce oi about tH' points, 10 points above
the low record on cCFe!ing ana a little bull
support which was attracted by runors that the
ieaclng local operators had
reports Of killing frosts the south private ad-
wees claiming fher spot markets. the
lighter d8y. Increased artj.-
the bulge. however and the absence Of popular
eUlboldeue4 local shorts attacked
the early afternoon and or To- the previous
low level, about luoTc Tor January and ;025c Tor
March There Vas l.t.le covering towarT close,
markets were unchanged as rule. Killing frosts
reported IN several scctCr9 OF The belt but
cas- weather, md killing FROST no
longer appears word calculated cause the bears
view OF the big sight
FOR the being estimated G25 600 bales Iyerp5ol
that Egypt was selling Prices there a little
bette than due tne hour Of the opening,
and spot cotton was points higher sales or
The range Of prices in the market to-day
follows.