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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-30
Domingo OrO$cO.
ReViSta de los TribunaIeS
Tribunal Supreme
SESSION DE AVER

FL pleito que entabl6 EN- Ponce do
ia Josefa Aguayo Casals Y otro de
mandantes) contra don Rodolfo Y d.
fla Elvira Garcia, (demandados) sobre
"derecho a la succession de b. Juan Gar.
cfa Villarraza" V que la Corte de aquel
Distrito falI6 favor Sc la demandada
dana Elvira, aver Sc VIC "a apelaci6n,
promovido ell recurso por la parte ac-
tora que representaba el Lcdo. Diaz
Navarro; y a la contraria, ell abogado
Mr. Boerman.
81 asunto 4 discutir era: por parte
del Lcdo. Dlaz Navarro la proceden-
cla de I'm nuevo juicio, fund dandose en-
.errores de derecho cometidos en- Ia
sentencia de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce, impugnando ademas la legitima
fIiaci6n dc la demandada dona Elvi-
ra y todas las pruebas que su repre-
sentante produjo con este prop6sito; y,
por parte de Mr.. Boermm demostrar
Ell caracter de legitima filiaci6n de do
iia Elvira respecto los esposos don
Juan Garcia Villarraza la sef1ora
Fernandez para los efectos de Ia suce-
sion, afrmando haber procedido la
Corte de Ponce con sujecion los
preceptos Iegales, pidiendo' Ia conhr-
maci6n del fallo oponi6ndose a las
pretensiones de la parte contraria re-
lativas la ce1ebraci6n de un nuevo
juicio.
El Lcdo Dlaz Navarro.
Como precedente necesario para
probar que la sentencia es err6nea, en-
cuanto la declaration de derechos,
impugna los elementos probatorios que
han servido de base a la contraria pa
ra sostener ell caracter de legitima fila.
ci6n de dofla Elvira Garcia, contrayen.
dose las certifcaciones de la partida
bautismal de esta Ultima, la constan-
cia matrimonial de don Juan Garcia y
Villarraza y la seflora Fernandez, q
otrso testimonies orales.
Respecto al primer documento 8
sea la partida de bautismo, no 10 cree
con e6ca acia en- juicio, reduciendolo al
caracter de un nero testimonlo perso-
nal sin estar reforzado y garantido por
un aaffidavit', pues el parroco que au-
torizo su asiento 10 hizo en- virtud (co-
mo era costumbre antes) de los datos,
casi siempre equivocados, que para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-30
FL SUCESO DE- ,ANOCHE
UN FERTDO DE GRAVEDAD

En- la calle de la Luna esuuina 4
la de San Justo ocurrio anoche TN
d1Sgusto entire los indivlduos lose
Balcasar y I'm tai Tomas (a) "e1
gulro a consecuencia de haberle CO.
0rado el segundo al primero un di-
nero que le correspond1a por una
mudanza que verifcaron, resultando
que el "Guiro" lie inhrio dos heridas
de las que fue cnrado de primera in
tenc1on a las 7 de la nache en- Ell Guar
to de socorros por el practicante Sc
flor Llauger.
Las heridas consistfan en- una pc
netrante incisa sobre Ia region late
raj del cnello en- su lado izquierdo
produc1endo gran hemorragia otra
merida de q cent1metros sobre Ell ho.
moplato del misrno 1ado, de pron6s-
tico grave.
FL Valcasar vive en- sol SO.
En- ell hospital de Puerta de TERRA
tue aslst1do y operado por los docto-
res Velez Lopez y Cucto, y contint1a
hoy algo mejor.
El agresor fue detenido en- Ell acto
por Ell guardia Calder0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-30

uD1l1a y tOLlIN d1 NoIa DI0
ecos de verdad Y de saludable
naturaleza. para llevarlos a las
letales atrnosferas en- que todo
es artificial Y todo es fngido.
Aprenda Mr.. Post de ese con-
sejero, respetuoso con la OPT
MON, ganoso de satisfacerla, de
cumplir sus dictados Y obede-
GER sus mandates; aprenda Mr..
Post, a dar satisfacciones cum
plidas a quien tiene poder Y
autoridad para imponer su vo-
luntad, sin que sea una humi-
llacion, nj un acto de servi-
dumbre deprimente ell prestar-
lie acatamiento.
Y no es solamente Mr. Post, GU
va soberbia y engreimiento son
va proverbiales, quien tiene un
hermoso ejemplo que imitar, en-
ell Auditor, son tambien los que
profesan la estupida creencia
de que todo 10 exotiCo es supe-
rior a 10 nuestrO, Y que debemos
aceptar como grandes e inme-
reCldaS mercedes tOdaS eSaS ca
prichosas reformas innova-
clones groseras que nos han inn
puesto a tftulo de redentores los
esbirros de la liquidation.
Guam distinta Seria la actitud
nuestra y la de nuestro pueblo
para con el gobierno, 81 fuera
frecuente, entire los miembros
de ese organismo, la manera de
prOCeder que eStamOs Observan-
do en- Mr.. Ward. A las pocas
horas de estar en- Ia Isla el Au-
ditor, Sc nego a tomar parte en-
una votaci6n del Executive,
alegando su falta de conoci-
miento sobre Ell asunto V sus
respetos al pals cuyas necesi-
dadeS Y COnvenienCiaS les eran
tOdavia deSCOnoCida.
Lastima que esa categorfa de
funC1OnarlOS eScaSee tantO en- la
COlonia. NoSotros que expert
mentar1amOS una gran COmpla-
cencia' ST pudieramos aplaudir
los actOs Y las resoluciOnes del
gOb1ernO, eStamOS COndenadOS 4
Sentlr la eterna COntrariedad
que nos produce Ell tener que
estar todos los dias repitiendo
censuras, llamando a los con-
greganteS a Ia fel ObServanCia
de suS deberes, propindndoles
reprensioneS Y homilias, que
desOyen con insolente gesto
de rebeldia, Y convencidos, CO.
mo 10 eStam0s, de que han he
cho un culto de la impenitencia
Y un lena repulsivO de la CON
tumaCia.
P0r ESQ, cuando escuchamos
a TN tunCiOnariO que habla ese
hermoso lenguaje que Ell pueblo
tiene tantaS ans1aS de or en- los
labloS oticiales, cuando llegan
hasta nosotros palabras anun-
cladoraS de leales prop6sitos,
dlchas en- el propio seno de la
reverenda. los
deseos dc benevolencia que
nos amman, la piedad indul-
gente que siempre hemos de-
rrrochado para tratar a los fun
clonariOs, halla TN momento
de desahogo justifcado Y Sc
traduce Ell TN APPLAUSE justi6ca-
do y expontaneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-30
Nota del dia

importancia, ST Mr.. Ward no
hubiese planteado una cues
ton de suma trascendencia, que
merece un amplio comentario
FL nuevo Auditor entiende
que Sc debe guitar de las leyes,
ese ridiculo estribillo con que
terminan todos los tftulos de
las mismas, invariablemente, Y
a proposito de clio hace recO-
mendaciOneS OpOrtunaS Y jul
ciosas que deben atender los
congreganteS, aceptando la SUI
perioridad del fuucionario, que
esta dando pruebas evidentes
de que eStudia Y analiZa el con-
flicto della NAL llamada america
nizacion, Y trata, por 10 menOs,
de Suprimir asperezaS Y ridiCu-
leces que hacen mas antipati-
cos los nuevos m6todos Y los
medios reprobab bles que utili-
zan sus defensores Y partida-
rios para implantarlos.
Ese ridiculO "ritornello" de:
" para otros fines. con que
terminan irremediablemente los
titulos kilometricOs de las leyes
exoticas prohiJadas por nuestro
parlamento, fue deSde un prin-
Cipio eChadO a la chacota.
Como 81 no fuera va demasia-
do, como 81 no fuera un exa-
brupto el bautizar 4 todas las
leyes, tratando de abarcar en-
los titul0s inacab babies las ma
terlaS cOntenldaS en- los textos,
t0davia sc les agrega ese epigra-
matidO ap6ndiCe, que ahora con
muy buen sentido trata de su-
primir ell Auditor.
AnteS de que Ell las atlas es-
feraS del pOder sc esCuchara la
critica honrada que habran dido
con estupor Y desagrado los con
gregantes engreidos que Sc
Green impecables, va Ia opinion
habia prOfundizadO eI sentido
de ese Cliche legislative, que
aparece al final del titulo de
casi t0das las leyes votadas p0r
nuestrO parlamento.
Que p0dia oigniticar ese tor
pc estrlbillo? tque expresaba
realmente, aplicadO al titulo de
ciertas leyes, como la que hizo
Mr.. Hollander para proveer de
rentas al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico Y para otros fines?
Ell lngenio popular encontr0
muy prOnto Ell signiflcado.
ESoS OtrOs fines, eran los de la
liquldacion, los de la absorci6n
brutal, los del descuaje; esos
otros fines eran protervos, ale
vosos, esos otros fines 10 que
buscaban era la precipitation
catastr6tica del renate, Y har-
tos ejemplos de clio nos iba dan
do la realidad, todos los dias.
Pero en- las altura5 del poder,
o no Sc Dian, Q no sc eSCuCha-
ban 9 eran despreciadas OHM
picamente las satiraS dOIOr0sas
de la opinion alarmada. Min
guna vOz. en- mas de cinco amos,
Sc hizO eco, qulso repetir en- las
atlas esferas, 10 que Sc decia en-
todos los tOnOs por la prensa V
Ia opinion.
La anticientifica colocaci0n
de titulos q las leyes, seguidos
de la clausula sospeohosa, ha
seguldo y acaso seguira en- Ell
transcurso del tiempoDo obstan-
te que ha habido IN funciona-
rio que ha sabido recoger las
populares censuras y la crfti
ca colectlva, para abrumar con
elias a los contumaces E imper-
turntables autores del tremendo
desaguisado.
Is bueno que haya quien sc
inspire en- los deseos populares,
que haya quien respire rostro
a la racha fresca de la opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
CURB MARKET TRADING.

Again increasing activity characterized the mar
kst for outside securities. and prices generally
scored further substantial gains During the first
half OF the session trading an unusually
large scale at advancing prices. but after midday
the market Quistsd down. and sustained only frac-
tiOnal recessiOns The Overshadowfng feature was
the enormous buying OF Nipissing Mines az tho
opening. which carried ths price up zIs points 10
the highest figure which this stock ever sold
In the early afternoon there was heavy selling by
traders. which caused reaction OF II. points but
in the later dealings there was a sharp recovery
Furnace Creek. which displayed decided strength
earlier In the week. developed considerable activity
and strength. Butte Coalition rose over a point I'm
sympathy with the advance IN the stock in the hos
ton market Boston Copper. Greene Consolidated
and several Of the less active issue. fraction
ally In the specislties the principal trading was
I'm international Salt which made "A new high rec
ord on this movement. and in Mackay common
which rose a fraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Proposals.

CITY Of New Rochelle. ". J.
GEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVE

CttF Of New Rochelle. ". D.
GEAlED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by IN. uneersgnsd until Tuesday evening September
asfh 1906 for the purchase or any
par o. s25 registered cent street improvement
eants series % lgS q sac CIV ~ SO each. dated
1905 ant maturing two y hrnds
Ii day q September 1905 enc ~ bonds annually
sber.s ffer com nneucing September lst 1900.
Trfersst psvahla annually The LIST
euaer and principal and interest The
cefoe % CITY Treasurer
Esch PROPOSE must 10 aeoomran.e % eetnea eheo.
Neg YORK Tor 600 payable - the order ~ the CITY
treasurer OF city o. New Fo -hels
Fo0as win ensrhvec under to supervision ~ and
.rt,fes ne 20 Fenuinensss by the United States
NortEage anS Trust COMPANY
The eFslify these honds VII - approved b. = y.
Crldw-l whose opinion 80 - Legality VIII - FUR
the purcfaseT
30 hd u lssr lsr value a. me bonds win p. con
printed form q proposal
Furnished b. the undesisnsd Accrued Interest 20 - psid
~ az plrchaser sud delivery vii - made 10 on
~ cty IN Nsg Rochelle the 18th day %
~. r.ght e reserved 20 rs3.ct any ell BIDS
rated New rochsls x. y. AuEust 2sth, 1903
CHARLES RAAfAfERHEYER. city Clerk
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CONDITION OF TRADE



Volume OF trade continues S.yo,s
the period, the end OF the vscarto, $3.50
ins normal forces in most or-iInass. -oasoe
are no Important labor struggle As 70 Sasl -
- GUMS oiistriouuOn "a very hssSy
while mercantile collections ara auIts :.
as could pc expected. in view AZ - 80.
market. There IA some uncsrtalnty I n .s
OF lower prices n response 20 chsa..s a'ss
ter1al, OUT as vet no concession, ara go
uand Tor vOollen fabrics Is also son.-s1
eIars aIsnough fancy voTsteds are vltss-,.a
cause or the well sold condition, ana o....' =,
industries report great activity and .f-.-,,s 3
OF commodities rose during August /, r.. y
gaze. dairy and garden prOducts supoIy,rz =
the advance. "Duns index nur1berss =, - .
! being 1G4.2S7, against ia ssS : ,, :. 's's
Compared with the position a v.s- - ~
vance Is = per cent. RAILWAY saSnS.,T n
week OF September exceeded ths Ag'ir.s !, :, =
20 per cent Despite last Saturdsys ~. }
statement. money rates declined ths -
ence being the large quantity OF M -
abroad. This movement OF specie b. anlv =
tseurs OF a loan, however. attracted by n.
interest rates. for merchandise balances a. :,
supplying any credits abroad Forslxn -,
40I ne last week az this pot, showed |. !.
$!2S.olo IN exports. whfls imports incrss,sd !,
Bank exchanges az New York FOR The ~.
SO1 per cent larger than IN 1904 ana 4, =. J
leading cities the gain averaged SIS per css,
"Bradstreet's'' says;
Trade, crop and Industrial reports Az. vrl /,
uniformly favorable. An immense bllsI as,s ~
y the west and Northwest Southern tonsi-,
shows expansion. and inability 70 z.t siaor s.'
plies or many lines OF goods n ths main n
complaint at Eastern marksts. September n
gust. appears 70 be scoring heavy gains "a
corresponding month a year az0 Ofrc.a. "a
ports confirm previous public ana priva,s \
or very large. II not record Yields but u-,l
traino conditions are a bar 10 free noveFnss
shortages are no longer subjects OF spscualsI
are an accomplished fact, and terminal fsclt1
also unequal 70 ths strain. Money 10 raxasr :
especially az the East, where largo xold lu1c1
special terms hav9 weakened rates. Ii . 1otsu
large western centres are lending uarsT n !
York, and soma Eastern paper Is ofsr,s Is
away as the Northwest Collection. re M
main. rather easier, though few 5og,. Al
markets note delay due 70 cotton crop -rcsr
ties. Prices OF staples show great srxr
things considered. and are, IN fact, az tns =
level Yet touched Railway earnings ara :
those for August gaining IS per cent, a ri
record for that month. and early reports y.
TENDER point TO this ratio OF increase benz
tanned Labor scarcity IL still a subject Of =
wide complaint and cotton harvesting sspel
being delayed BY absence Of adeQuats hep
weather Is a bar to activity IN retail trsds 2
needs lower temperatures for best devslopnr
IN all. the situation Is IN high degree enoo n
though IL Is worth noting that later advics
Europe do not point 70 as largo an o1t.S y
earlier expected for our surplus supplies Of ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-Boston-loc discount
Chicago-5c premium. Charleston-Buytns, $50
discount; selling. 1-10o premium savannah-Buy-
ing. SOC discount: selling. 75c premium ST. Louis
20o discount. San Francisco-Sight. &c premium;
telegraphic. &c premium. New Orleans-ComIner-
cisl 81 discount; bank SIC discount net Cincinnati
lee premium
BANK CLEARINGS-New York-Exchanges
s35s 5S522 balances. s10s2O1s7. Chcago-Exchenges
S32 S5Z4S1 balances. 81 3O2 2s. Batimors-Exchanges
S. O24: balances $50 s42 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
s2l.7s2ss4 balances s51s2,t2 observation-disclosures,
81. 0es, SIS: balances N.66Sso6
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. sTsc, Mexican
silver dollars. 5ZAc Bar silver in London closed at
81 7-16d.
GOLD PREAIIU1r.-In Madrid. Mo; Lisbon. 80
MEXICAN ExCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted at 1854
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, H.oes $50; internal
nue. receipts ss3s Oos miscellaneous receipts sSso6
Receipts for the day. s2O6s3; expenditures. H.17O-
o0a Receipts for the month 70 date. So. 22 s13:
penditures. SIC 10000: OF receipts. sOT2Sl2
Receipts for the year 20 date. ss15Os5Ss; expendi-
lures Sf33 900: excess OF expenditures. Nss+ s2
SUB-TREASURY1Ths Sub-Treasury was debtor
TO the Clearing House s5es. s&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Financial.
" UNDERSIGNED HEREBY

NrOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
- declare Of forming stock corporation
q Life Insurance Company.
l.. locs.ed IN Borough Manhattan. City o. New
purrcse II making sac ives
The health persons every apperts ming
aud purchase dispose q ennuites.
n6er and pursuant the insurance Law o the State %
New York Dated August 18th, 1895. John s. Hanson.
william r. Ndsley. Charles A Anderson. Herbert
Reeyes HeTnan. Moses NspelbsuTn Frank L Esch-
hach Irving Emron-. c. Hanson. A A. Baekey.
charles 2 Hammond Watson p Robinson. AftSa
Church william a cross, George Hoskns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AIARKET.-Money call opened az s
Der cent; highest. cent; lowest. ~ per cent:
last loan per cent; close offered per cent ruling
rate, per cent. Time money was quoted at 6dSiA
per cent for periods Of ninety days TO four months
and sge1k per cent for six months. Commercial pa
per quoted sa61s per cent for the best
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
london New York New York
ELK dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money IN
London. 3d3A per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills per cent; long bills. per cent.
Berlin discount rate. ~ per cent Berlin exchange
on London, 20 marks 45i4 pfenniss. Paris discount
rate. 1915 per cent. Paris exchange London. 3
francs 49, centimes-
FOREIGN SECURTTTES-Brftish consols for
money. s6i4: for the account. s5st. French rentes
S. francs 53l5 confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE. OF ANNUAL NETTING
pIEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE An
nusl meeting - ~. stcckholeers az The Canadian
camp club Ito for the purpose q eecnF oirectors
inspectors elscon and trsnsscnE
may properly come before TIE Ueeting. vt b held
fks 25th CAV % esptsmber 1900 y o'clock
re oos the COMPANY BfdEedurgh. Orsro Canada
Dated New York September 10 1903
JAMES a. cRUIKSHANES., Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept Il. p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was quiet but showed fair strength
Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Trust Companies.
DiUidend Notices.
RErUBIIc IRON s STEEL co

REPUBIIC IRON s. sTEEI. COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO %
a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
Three-cu.rters Per Cent upon the preferred stock
@. this Company has been declared and an additional
OF TpO deferred dividend account
been Dividends PAYABLE October
s 1905 stockholders % record close OF business
n September 18Th. 1906.
For the purpose dividend. and OF the annual
meeting 10 October 1Tth. 1905 ths transfer
books or the Company. both common and preferred
VII close a. q o'clock r n September 18TH 1906. and
reopen AZ 10 O'Clock A n. October 18th. 1908.
H L. ROWND Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
INTERNATIoNAL SILVER CONFANY.

Mertden. Conn August 18th 1909.
AT A MEETING OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
- C,upsnv. hsld dsv quarterly dividend q ore
ticCl declared on the Preferred Capital
eforl payahla October stockholders Of record
F.ptember 18th 1906. Transfer Books viii be closed
sspterber 17fh, three O'Clock and reopeneo October
ard al ten o'c7ocll Cheques VIII be mailed
GEORGE ROCKWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

ton OF subsidiary corn,..
can Locomotive A1tornoS,1ay Gcva
ne OK manufacturing autonoSpsu M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

ETWilElanll
FIyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS CON
IL ranv ave declared quarterly dividsnd of one
AND TIL EE-FoCFTIis PER 'FNI os.t0 on Ife -.
Of fhe earnings payable OCTOBER ltt
1903 a. the once Of Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York 10 stockhoders q record three p NJ, septente
a the Central Trust COMPANY 81
Rev York. transfer agent Books close o. lree T. n
fsp,eubsr 18th 1866. and reopen october p. 1906
FRED c. RANDALL, Assistant secretary
New Ynrk septernher 1lth. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with Thurs
days:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

sLoss khEttthIp stt-tL a. hIsVN .Y9ts[s
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THISCOM-
Il ranv hsvs day declared q som-snnual dividend
~ Two ANn oNE-HALF PER CENT. t2l-SA IN the
Common Stock % the earnings payable Ooohsr lt
OF the Guaranty Trust company OF N-N
York stockholders of record al three p n Sspte Der
once 81 the Central Trust Company -
YORK Books close a. three J. n.
s.pferphsr 18th 1903 ana October -, 1874
FRED c. RANDALL. Assistant Secretary.
New YORK September litl 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
IMPORTS OF pRYooops.

Imports and msrketings OF drygoods this week
with comparisons were follows
This week. Last week Last year
Total IT, 800 s. 260s60 k2T3l 2S5
Total marketed go. 82T2062 S.29ae&4 Tao. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
NJ, x. q rs non,

The report Of tia Missouri ~
tne last fiscal year states ~. SNs A.
ness. despite falling OF n 49, nn,,r
shows a sns ss s,fixs IA Ii. sr,sI ne =
a. $3.50, sI0s, '.n Increase n seJ
IS compared with the earning, !, WI
which were until then the Is-,A he ssr~
history. The Increase IN xro.s Il ~
as especially favorable. ira,ro,..s ninus ~
tls previous year Included - = es
inciaent 70 the closing aon,s. ssry IN
posiuon- Attention Is called - as ,
Slsilcy OF operation IN every as.I. AS aesss.
Win the decreased ratio a, 80 F-s
earnings. indicates that ths co--as
c % le,sp tae benefit Of the uol,--' ssoy
6 1855 .slie!{ Followed IN the - or inprs>
~ , -, tnat much remains -. Il as>
The nhvsIcsy 70 SRerats at TIA ~ a'as
STATES was never 50 good ..e raiipav
RaEss ttvoraoly with that ~ - a. prsssrt n
- ~ me manasemeut's u-,r a. Q, IL - \
~ 49, 80 Paysical condltlos =, % nar,
nssL1Ssl state Of effcierev ~ t1s w.
tdined Ina extensive fs~r-isss, sna.l law \
~ NdN14S City are expecfeJ - -nder cs,-$1
Ses ~ operation before TIE - = CON,
5000 ~ progress Is also IS c-r-..
stated. when finished vii q. rsrsons ~,
piste pants in the country V1s % tbs -
=. ~ loIes ence % the new rae.r.
t.lae. 80 lar a. tbs matter a. 49, rs 49,
crates Is concerned. IL iS b.i,i ras sg,.rr 2,
OK the new federal law will "a tla, u. -.
ordsnce with ths opinions 80 rae erslrs7 !.
pany. - 'ns Manager !. ~
Detailed earnings follow:
-. 1904 49,
E Esr3lss -.'--.....-s21. 15eis5 s1na.9sn IN.
1871 'o lass. - r.
oths- income - - %. 1872 - - S.s72gs ~
$50 t@.ls D.
Total income .... "a 81 $50 &c.
Deductions sSsSs.s<0 b :
interest on honda & "a ga s,..
TAxes ' $500 $500 5as az - =
so ~ I,.
49,. tese4ls asaoss Ia )
Balance Pr dlv... 81. s5a 0s- a -
DIV. pref. ? per cent 2s0Ono s4'"Ila n. ;
u.
New sa.s,r 49,, SlssSesT s2s7lsI n.
~ LIS ~ Do i
Years surplus. sTaa 40 &C., -
freVious surplus o. 80 seI a. = :. n
-01A' surplus '''- si.7SssiS saoas Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

Closing prices of active bonds dealt in with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

.Unlist.d: tEx dividend.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-22
cost of labor also is said to be
higher than a year ago."

The itinerary of Mr.. Roose-
velt's present trip follows: No.
vember 8, boards battleship
Louisiana at VOLTS point at
mouth of the Rappahannock RI
yer; November Is, due at Colon,
Isthmus of Panama; crosses 18TH
mus of Panama; crosses isthmus
to Panama same day to be well
coined by President Amador; re-
ception and ball at Ancon in
evening; November 16, inspects
canal zone, including the famous
Culebra cut; November II, in
spects Gutun dams; in evening
will attend reception given on
the pier at Cristobal by canal
commission employees; Novem-
Der IS, sails for Porto Rico; No.
vember %, due to arrive at San
Juan; elaborate reception plan.
ned; November %, sails fol-
home; November ~, due to ar
rive at Washington.