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New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
, son, n, contract price, In the local market

The market tor spot s9'9H cot For Tai iddns upland
Ile RT4 II o5S for lniddling Gulf Sales 5000 bales
Sew GPess sRs noas unchanged 13e snlss 800
bales Mobile eesy. nc a%e lev lower At i2sc: sales
$50 bales Wilmington steady Iiti4e H1TTs e a,teI
m3nrb9nged at 15ssc steady !. 1.e lever at
l2+tc; at 81 Iour quiet. &c lower. At l91tc
Exchange special Lvsp99 Sgoe' and 3'Ss export
~ Zoo american 00Oo. receipts. 1000 none american
Iadddtns points advance CLOSED steady at net
decline Of oe7 1 lssd Gnis
64Gd asa. March
ApTilh h.etsrYarns quiet ana firm; cloths move
F0UE Win AN au6a5iohs unchanged Trading vas dull 3
with Including low soT sFaas %ss moderately active
r toli0wnF a5f Rsns RrIss GaGisa petsnts a
saisn,s sa 9ass sas4 s 3S sHtTa
ssa s5 ;Ptins o extra No g 19sss 80 @ cboes RTs
':s1 sss i 56RNa% EsiF & ssGa KIN
aTisa s. ooaSs ssw ' 81 4os1 Ra g. 50 EEp Ed
s95s S9a6 50. sSs g GS IN oais f2F sss
ddIns 2 sa 'sassS sss % in Tsa saoEs 1Gs
nsNs at the start deedsdy higher
h Ss hsa aad MARKET for s ssf and aeas
oep Sen' Prices in showed rG deGos ioeS G within
&c from tbs hgs' t6s bottom q buying power was
one Of the consDcuous features OF s other influence
6o II was generally ntmstsd early fha. d
demand whs hboSbood oT 90 load. all points wall
e,ast conditions explained some OF me ,r sais
ptAt hOuses the late weakness n
~ with early strength al loSe
winnipeg being quoted ESsd &c Consisting OF 1d
=, Tivarpool Is points al PRrs ao ,ec,,
Ell Berlin thought TO Do nOio ~ ,oss.ion Of sup
at,ve conditions than anxiety over the
"a. end thtg belief courage 20 bear hIeiess
here Private cables reported bad w weste ,t h, M Rus
e-o sstirste OF Thursday also had some weight IN
eonneeon with canadisn Northwest s ner ss
Wheat in Chicago steadied the market up ten
last hour but In the hDfe.Co Va ns
bull sapP0a Arxsnns shipments $4,000 bush compared
with sIks closed as follows: red. 81 o2i4 elevator
locsA a. az afoat: No Northern Duluth 81 1914
att anS So 2 hard winter. 81 o3h o anoat OOhN-
The corn steady with WI nut Was so ep
e deolined bushei. closing at about the lo"est
Sommissiou and elevator people were So
-. htgher in sympathy with wheat. but the Argentlle
were estimated by Broomhall at I94looo bush.
compared with M Yoed ws % rqp'ortI The local cash
market was stin nominal in tho absence OF suppnei
cios2s a. srSTbs decline Of about cent n
a rincipay heaviness In other markets which
b~oueht out moderate commission house selling and
sso natural white 5sQoIlse and el,Ipee white 80 to 90
;sI In; goIo = h New York BARLEY-Market steady;
.nn.it}ng ascgsl o3 c New York Wheat. including
four the week according 5 to e ss
s. $50 2as asa @ S".h against sas
M Iast week and a a92 since July 1901
.bsy are iss14s1e bush. against SAT last
NEW York PRICES.
whe.t Opening. high. Low. Close, day:
S.ssss. E:ss:as:' I'LL . 80 on y 0sx f@ fSs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CUT COPPER DIFIDENDS.
T5rO Norc Com panies 4ct-P7ces
on Exchange Unsettled.

Following the recent example set by the Quincy
Mining Company and the Calumet and Hecla, two
other copper companies the Wolverine Copper Min
ing Company and the Utah Consolidated Mining
Company, announced reductions in their dividend
payments yesterday The wolverine company de
cared a semi-annJal dividend Of q 30 share. as
compared with so a share last April and the Utah
company declared a quarterly dividend Of 81 a
share against 81 e5 the last quarterly payment.
Urban H Broughton. president Of the latter com
psny. in explaining the reduction in the dividend.
said: with the present unsettled condition o. the
copper metal market, and the serious outlook IS
regards fuel the directors or the company Consid-
cred il advisable make the present quarterly
dividend 81 per share
IN tzo OF 5hree weeks the Amalgamated and its
subsidiary companies have their dividend periods
and IL is commonly expected n the Street that they
also will reduce their dividends. No further an
'Touncement was made BY the Amalgamated com
7any in regard 10 the reported shutting down Of
their Montana mines. A well informed copper in
terest however. called attention phase OF the
situation which he pointed out might have i'm
portsnt bearing production This. he said.
shortage il coal. which had already caused one
big mine the West close down and might
cause others to do Hkewise
once the mines shut down. he declared II would
rot long before the consumers used up the
plus copper hand. which is estimated AZ
between 100000 and 2o0eog,o pounds. He added
that while copper might go 10 15 cents II would
stay there long
The whole difficulty. he said due the
tiEhtness Of the money market, which had caused
the electric companies and other large consumers
O buy only for their immediate wants. He
pressed the opinion. however, that. the con
sumption Of copper wire had 70 continue. because
81 was absolutely necessary for transmitting cleo
tric power and as 80 or - per cent Of the copper
produced was made wire II would be long
before the companies would be forced to
into the market for supplies.
Quoted prices on the New York Metal Exchange
were unchanged yesterday from the preceding day,
hut in London there : further decline OF Il in
the price OF the metal fs5 los
Walkers weekly copper letter. which vas issued
yesterday, said. in part:
Chaos rules in the copper market. Certain in
terests are working get the price Of the metal
o buy. and others dscrediting the metal
market for effect or stocks. The nominal quota
ton for copper is IS pound II is reported,
lut not confirmed. that considerable sales have
ybeer made at z7l9 Consumers afraid to
tUy, except supply their immediate wants The
market may continue unsettled for week or two.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
PRICES BEAR ARGUMENT ON COTTON.
Shows the Close Relationship 1t Has to Cop
per Trade.

Theodore II. Price, in his cotton circular yester,
day. presented novel bear argument on cotton
he says:
Some time ago l alluded 30 the decline in the
price Of copper as Of the indices OF the re-
scio1lsrv terdency trade Ny statement al tnat
lime was ridicued. and il was stated that cotIon
and copper had no relation whatever II IS 1here-
fore in order for to quote, as foiloWs from
leading press report OF the drFgooos Market u
Wednesday last: ,.;., ;,o
Since the steep slump in copper. electrical WIRE
makers have shown interest in yarns for llSld-
ton purposes The sackening OF operatloIi among
small yeavers in and around Philadelphia mas
grown 10 larger proportions than the trade geheIa
IL credits and while many factors think IL Is tenn
rorsry others feel that is due 10 the high prices
of the last two three months -.
1t had free 10 say occurred 70 me -.sNs
the relation betw the demand for copper VIZ ,
and the demand for Gotten was as direct as uhe
foregoing would indicate, but upon inquiry IN lne
drvgoods trade ] am informed by the nighesta tu-
thorities that at least 60 per cent Of all the @ nne
cornted yarns made bought by the maui
<s~fT,re. f insulated for the purpose OF WRAP
ping their v;res / told. further that the stochs
or fnsulated wire now available are Tar IN excess
of fbe demand as is equally true or copper: ana ana
that she demand for yarns for the purpose OF ". .
insua+fon is almost MI This mention snlply 70
show the closely interviewer reianohs OF 'i.eso An
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. Sept I3.-Saes 10 the print
cloth market for the week are estimated at 40yO0
pieces. The week lust ended has been OF the
du1lest for year more Regulars quoted At
Is. a shade under last week. The bulk of the
business in ;he cotton goods market thja week has
been confined almost wholly TO seCond-hands.
Printers and jobbeTs, wishing realize q profit on
goods bought ~ lower figures. reported rs DIS
posing OF these holdings to others who have moro
call for them. Ia the face OF the duness I'm this
market. however. the is firm
Following the quotations: Tventy-eight- inch .
81 squares. 5sc: 2S-inch 81 by 81, 415-1sc: 3slA-
inch 81 squares. 7l.c: 3a-iuch. So by -, SIC
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
BOND SALE.

Sealed proposals Will be received BY the City Csrk
at his oeics City Hail Building. cornsr o Main
and Mechanic O'Clock D n InNssdays
September Il. 1907 for ths purchase ot al or a.
OF - Registered I've cent AssessnaeIE
Mon F0nds sa-fes 0f 1907 said City. % $1,000 %
each dated September 18 1907 and maturing $1,000 eu
o- ths f-st dav o. Nav. 1917. $1,000 90 the trSr
May- I9ls- and 5000 90 on the hls. -
dav May Interest payable semi -enrlaliy on
the first days November and May: principal and IN
teres- payable a Office OF the City Treasurer
Each proposal be accompanied by a certtleu
check incorporated bank or trust company IN sne
OF York 81 900 90 payable 20 the order
OF City Treasurer o city OF New Floc1eAe
Bonds viii engraved under the supervision OF ara
10 Renuneuess BY the Dnired Sta1es
Mortgage Trust Company, including the opinion o
counsel the validity,
No bid OF less than par value % the bonds VIII
considered Bidders the printed fofIn o1
proposal furnished undersigned Accrued n
paid by the purchaser. and d>liveTH ~ =
made at ofics OF the city Treasurer N new
RocheIls the 25th dGy oS September lso.-
The right IS reserved 20 reject any Or a. e.us
Rochelle. -. 7. August -, lb7t-
CHARLES KANNERMEYER. City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
BOND SALE
CIrH OF NFW ROCHFIIF y.


Sealed proposals viii be received BY the Cfty Clerk
once the City Hall Building. corner Of Main
nd Mechanic O'Clock . m Tuesday
September IL. 1907, for PURCHASE Os all or any
Part OF $50 900 O0 Registered i've per Fire De-
parent Bonds series % 1907 % said City of 81 900 90
each dated September IA 1901 maturing s. 1000 90
on 1917. and 5000 90 the first
tav OF M thereafrsT- Interest pay
able semi annually days OF Noz-snbsr and
May principal Interest payable the Scs OF th-
City Treasurer
Each proposal must Be accompanied BY certihet
check on incorporated bank or trust company IN
OF S2.500 90. payable to the
order O. city Treasurer OF the cry OF New Ro-
Bonds viii Be- engraved under -hs suPerviso1 o and
certified genuinsness by the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company. including the opinion
OF counsel 8 the VALIDITY
considered Bidders the printed form OF
proposal furnished % Und-rsigEsd- Accrued IN
te-est be paid by the purchaser, and delivery VII
be made the Office OF the City Treasurer IN View
RochelIe the 25th day cf September, 1901
The right IL reserved 70 reject or al bids
Rochelle. N Y. August -. 1901
CHART Is EANMEFAIEYER. CL-E Clsrk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept Is-Closing: wHEAT-sBot norni-
= ioAd: March Is SD. CORN-spot arm: Ameri-
can prime mixed. IS 4i.d: futures hrm September.
Is std: October cad PEAS-Canadian firm.
6s II I'd, FLOUR-winter patents steady. 2ss HOPS
Pacific COAST. steady. 81 $50 - BEEF
Extra India dull SIS Cd PORK-Priuns mess.
Western. quiet. sos HAAS-Short cut. - TO 13 y,
easy 40s Cd BACON-Cumbsriand cut. % 20 80 10,
hrri 52s Sd: rib 1s to "a ID. 55s long
clear nniddles light IS "a ID. steady 53s- long
clear Iniddle, heavy. s5 TO 40 h. steady. SIS ga:
"a TO "a 10 strong 54s. sHOULDERS-sauar- I q
10 10 easy. Sd. LARD-Pri-ne Western. tfercss.
steady AIS pd: American refined in pals. steady.
ass Cd CHEESE-Csnadian. finest white. new. strong
finest colored. strong. 500 TAIL
I.Ow-Prfrne dull. sos TT RPENTIN E-Spir1ts
dun. ROSIN-Ccmn1on auiet- los So PETRo-
LErM-Renaad steady. ID LISSEED OIL drm
Is S6
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CONDITION OF TRADE.

Dun Review says:
Retail trade increases at the leading c;lss
as the vacation season closes, and tile opening
Of fall lines is attended with most satisfactory
results As the staple crops are secured and
marketed there Is a prompt improvement in mcr-
camille collections throughout the agricultural
districts and the decline in prices was especially
helpful in stimulating export trade Free ship
Inents Of grain AID cotton are particularly de
sirable this year on account Of the relief that
will be given 10 the money market There
still much conservatism IN placing contracts for
future business, and decreased speculation IS
another factor that aids in restoring normal
financial conditions Railway earnings in the
first week OF September exceeded those Of a
year ago by per cent. and complaints OF car
shortage are beEiEniI., Ia be heard Foreign
commerce at this port for tho last week showed
a gain Of S-o45s42 in imports as compared with
the week last year. but exports 1ecrea sed
SS-es6S'5- While nominaly pronounced Sue
cess, the municipal bond issue did not Indicate
any ease IN the money market. but Treasury
deposits arc \ temporary rcilef OF great service
Bank exchanges New York for the week wer.
. per smaller than last year owing to de-
creased activity of the stock market. while 1T
other leading cities there n gain Of - per
''Bradstreet's' says
Fall 5obbing trade IN dry goods and wearing ar-
parel generally tends toward expansion as the ulu-
mate outcome Of leading crops becomes more as
sUred and as evidences increase Of higher prices
ofsetting smaller Yields From the Northwest
ports of orders previously held back com
ing forward and there IS evidence also of Ute
IN southern trade and OF Improvement in collections
II that section the crop begins move TO
market in good volume. Other favorable develop
ments also are the increased shipments of grain and
iiou- Tor export, confirming earlier and current ad-
vices that foreign takngs Of cereals are In
creasng. Further evidence Of this IS also found in
the weakening OF foreign exchange and t1e reports
That commercial bills against grain and cotton
appearing in larger volume. on the other hand.
there are more irregular features presenting them
selves in several leading industries. and the crop
outlook as whole is only fair when compared
with recently preceding years Weather too
for corn this week makes II certain that rather
low conuition figures shown in the government
crop reports on September J VIII not be bettered
materially. and only late. warm fall mature
other late crops the full acreage In leading
Industries the notable feature the sharp break in
copper prices continuing the steady decline of that
metal the talk OF oyerprodUction and OF necessary
shutting down mines
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

panv was designed to bring alleged undue profit
10 Thomas. Maclay & Co, the expense OF NIL
nority holders. such alleged profit consisting or
s255O.oO of Western Ice securities excess of
what other holders OF a corresponding amount OF
hnickerbocker Ice stock would have received un-
der the terms the sale to Western Ice Com
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
PHILADELPHIA TRACTION RECEIVERS

Philadelphia Sept. I3,-There was a recovery to-
Gay in the price Of street railway stocks on the
local Stock Exchange. following yesterdays slump.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company and Union
Traction Company were about s. higher on light
transactions.
4 statement issued by the directors showing the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company he per
fectly solvent and with prospects Of good financial
condition for some time TO come had reaesuring
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

A pyEHTIsrMrNTS nd Subscriptions for The Trfbune
"A received thetr Uptown once No 1854 BroadNey-
until O'Clock p Adyer-
received at the following branch Offices at reg
uIar Until o'clock VIZ. 254 Sth ave.
23d f53 9Th ave. 18th % East tth
West sed between Tth and Sth aves: 2sS
1885 ID between I5ch and 7ith scs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

e II l t .r ~a & fhs5 @ vsf Closing ssEss at sis0
6s and futures 1853 b Locally the market weak
unsettled, with spot quoted at $685. SOC. COPPEH
fd5 bs futures at Locally the market vas vas
sscfolytie I55oqlee 25 @ Is idsi 55e
market weak but unchanged at 4.65g+75c. SPEl-
TER was Is 90 higher. at i2l in London Locally & ne
lower the English market with standard f9undTy
ron cerfcates at the Produce Exchange dqll and
feaureless at unchanged quotations No sales Standard
foundry grades quoted as follows Cash ana "a
@se Isl = Bid October November and ps''nps ~ ~
steady quiet, and without special change IN
aohs sny foM Tf 3 New orleans Centrifugal
common. 15Q1ec: fair 1929: good 22qi9 prime 30 20
mon. 1$al4s 15al7c: good Is62oe; prime 2oa23o:
@ G o, @ t5 .assF spot unae4 ee& SsgI s
pressure pressure Sales '' 800 septenlber 558554c: 1900
octobT. 81 15-I6a 52i.o: coo November. 451s 80
unchanged. Lnse~d oil quiet at recent prices
G a qgsS'e se Doe :snaFq E oS i's
e @ 90rk ,Is @ "a PbIisieInffa 10 3oc
1850 CoTToNsEED oIIl~PTime crude mills
september $50: prime summer yeIow. spot, &c;
per 45a45i4c: December 41% a 431.c: January.
4o% 01ic: March 419hNc; of summer Yellow IS
eoc: prime winter yellow. COG. LINsEED oILrAner-
caIeusta ie tia raw ssy 5oo LARD OIL: 70 q 75c
. -s 6genE 6 hd Srn 5fnd Geay syeG sG @ @ a
less commission house selling. Prices we're generally
P5syious nsh ceago rccepts 1000 hogs:
6oG F@EK seaGy aaotsds MS s7 5oasiS family
Sps;e s5s e$ Mes sqf $oasi5 Co. s sas, 90 pae
frn: quoted. SOS so DRESSED HOGS STEADY: quoted:
Baeors s,;S $50 1n s; 16o n 9se: .I 10 To o2s 9ss:
n iic: L r. 164S TickiSd hams easy: quoted lI,g
LARD steady: quoted: MltdN Western prime. aa9t Toe.
city steady quoted SIC: refined lard quiet: quoted;
il C5t; coapound steady: quoted. S5sassc. STEARLNB
steady: quoted oieo. s4s@c city lard stearine lo1
RICF-The market was firm FOR all grades with a
fairly good demand locally, while the primary markets
the distribution Of stock was broad quota
follow. Screenings. 3G2tc: ordinary 4T4ttc;
foreign. 57f U6Sc. Rsngoou and Bassoim. ga 5sc.
SUGAR--The market for refined sugar was STEADY
hut quiet and without noteworthy change n Quo'el
following list prices subject TO 4
rebate 10 points and discount Of per cent for
cash. seven days crystal domilos. '--oct Tag,
tablets zoe: loaf and crushed 5Toc' mould A.
base: cubes Eagle 5ie bags Poyydered and Eagle con
fectoners granuated. 25c, xxx powdered 3Ioc;
powdered coarse powdered and fruit pow dered and
EazIe AMI extra In" grauulated. $40; Eagle
2-rb cartons OF fae sranuated. 52oc; 2i3 bags DO.
bags do I5c o and so 70 bags DO, o5c Eagle I'm"
or standard cranuIatcd and diamond 4. &c; contcc-
'og: 10 :. "'S SO 10 35p 10 H. 500: No -
london marker Tor boet sugar quiet and IN
changed for September, which was quoted az Los ~ s
local market sugar STEADY but nomineliF
uucaaascd. with duty paid prices quoted as foo"s
80 a-1I -1oIasscs sugar. 50 oGc- Wiliett
& GRAY. Total stock of Europe and America LIS
against decrease OF 27o5l7 tons last week Total
GaS ass tons. 1es5594 tons last year or 4
Ger-ea"e OF cs7.3al tons
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
Public Notices.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. v. y.
SALE OF PARK IMPROVEMENT CERTIFICATES.
Sealed proposals win be received the city Ci.TS
a in City Hall Building. 90 Main
and Mechanic Streets 10 o'clock Tuesday.
September IL, 1901 for SIS, 10000 Park Improvement
Certificates OF Indebtedness OF 100000 each. be
issued pursuant Chapter SO Of the Laws OF 1907.
State of The said certificates shall
be numbered couseCutiveIy from 20 the hiSheSt
Issued and will interest the rate oc
nve IS csn-Unn anrurn- snd VIII os
sold the person. firm or corporation Offering ths
highest premium therefor. and VIII be dated the 1ot1
day September 1907. and shall mature on the lst
o 1912 the said Ce-t1dcates
viii payable the first days OF November and May
In
Each proposal be accompanied b. a csrt1he0
check a National Bank or an incorporated bank or
Trust Company OF Of New York, for SLO009"
payable order Of the City Treasurer o. the CI
% New Rochelle, deposit % be forfeited 20 the
City Il party parties whom these ceTtneaes
shall be awarded shall fail take and pay tor ths
same in accordance with the terms OF sale
The certificates be delivered at the once OF tns
City Treasurer City OF Rochelle. y L. on
the 18th 5ay OF September. 1907
bids e less than
Purchasers viii be required psy accrued interest
The Common Council reserves the right 20 reJect
any all bids
The certificates viii De engraved under The supsr-
vision of and certified 60 their senunsness by rs
United States Mortgage and Trust COMPANY nciuIlns
the opinion Of counsel as validity
Rochelle y Y
CHARLES EANMERMEYER- CITY Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

wh.st Opening High Low. Cs.s., day:
n:SsssSs E:S.:aSss' ..,l .,l q 80 q osx q osx i@ 1of3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-05
GRAN BAZAR DE R0PA HECHA
Y SASTRERfA
r. M 9 N IT e s.

En- este antique acreditado estableci
miento, Sc reciben constantemente buenos y
elegantes Casim;res franceses ingleses como
xambi6n toda clase de articulos para ca
balleros Camisas, Cuellos, Pu1os, Corba
tas, Calzoncillos, Camisetas, Paf1uelos, Tt
rantes, Ligas Cinturones, Medias etc etc
Tambi6n cuenta dicho establecimiento con
elegante surtido de sombreros de todas clases
de la muy acreditada fabrica Sues. de j.
Cabrer, de Ponce. Y una infnidad de articu-
aos, desde ell Sombrero de 25 ctvs. hasta ell
mas fno Clak. Cintas para sombreros, las
hay para todos los gustos y Sc venden al po
mayor al detail. Vista hace fe.
FoRTALEzA %. SAN JUAN P. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-05
DE GU BA
HUElGA Y BiNDOlERlSmO

Sc ha seiialado en- las Indias
6erca de Manjari. una escara-
muza entire TN escuadr6n de
Ruardia rural, al mando de te-
niente MARTINEZ, y los bandole-
ros que tienen por jefe a un SUI
jeto de nombre Cachero. La
guardia rural dio muerte 8 uno
de los bandidos { hirio q otro,
que fue luego capturado. Tam
bien Sc apodero de algunos fu-
siles; Ell resto de los bandidos
hugo en- direction a Tumas.
En- una reunion de la Or
ganizacion del Trabajo sc ha
votado una huelga general, ha-
ciendo TN llamamiento q todas
las asociaciones de la Isla para
el case de que las companias de
ferrocarriles emplearen a los
obreros que llegaron aver de
Nueva York. Hasta ell momen.
to presente no 10 han hecho.
Las ohcinas de los ferrocarriles
esperan instrucciones de la Di-
reccion General. La policia ha
tornado medidas precautivasj
para evitar todo desorden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-05
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO RIG
OFICINA DEL SECRETARIO

OFICINA DEL SECRETARIO
POr la presente Sc informa al publ
60 en- general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio de
la ABOGACIA ante los Tribnnales
1nsulares, no Sc distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que
anterese alg1n ejemplar de ellos, la
Librer1a del BoLBTIN MERCANTIL,
que ha tornado 4 su cargo la publca-
Ci0n Y venta de los mismos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 90 de Julio de 1907.
II. #. Castro,
Setreiarlo del Tribunal Supreme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-05
jjATENCI0N !!

LIamamOs la atencion q nues-
ira numerosa cllentela, de que
en- esta IMPRENTA sc acaban
de reCibir inflnidad de articulos
para regalos; entire ellos; ELE-
GANTEs y CApRICHOsAs ESCribanias
para los gustOs mas exigentes.
En- artjculos para Escritorio TN
gran surtido. FApELEs de todas
classes. SCORES, LAPIcEs, T1NTAs
Y PLUMAs. Prensas para cOpiar.
SCORES blanCos y de colores.
Gop1ADoREs para cartas. LIBRE-
TAs de tOdos tamanOS. FacturerOs
nuevo modelo, { infnidad de
objetos.
Desafamos la competencia,
no tan solo de Ia lsla, sino de
los merCados de procedencia.