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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10
TALtAS PARA PoLICIAS

La Comisi6n de la Policfa Insu1ar
celebrara tallas en- Ponce Mava-
glez respectlvamente los dias 27y 90
del mes actual. Los aspirantes de-
beran tener 2I amos cumplidos no
mas de 40; tener como ITALIA minima
metro u centimetros, y centime-
tros de expan sion toraxica; deberan
tener buenas condolences de salud y
desarrollo f1sico, siendo excludes los
lndlvlduos que presenter alguna de-
formldad, como quebraduras her
Mas falta de dientes, desviaci6n de
los o]os. manchas en- Ell cuerpo, hue
las 8 vestigios de Intermediates Sc
cretas, etc.
Cada aspirante Sc proveera, para
presentar a la Comision, de certiica-
Clones de buena conducta libradas
por las autoridades locales princi-
palmente, de los Juzgados Municipa.
les de Paz, que evidencien no ha-
Der sufrido correction alguna.
La Comisi6n atendera de preferen-
cia, a aquellas condolences morales
que sc rehejen en- los habitos y bue-
mas costum mbres de los aspirantes. Sc
necesltan la vez que hombres sanos
y tuertes, indivlduos de buen iuicio.
prudentes, Temperatures. bien educa-
dos, que puedan MERCER la contianza
y el respeto en- Ell mplimiento de
sus deberes policiacos.
Deberan presentarse dos solicitu-
des hechas de pufio y letra del as
pirante y juradas ante ell Juez 6 No
tario, Publico, dando asi fe de la
ldentdad de su persona y de que ha
sldo hecha por ell mismo aspirante.
Una de estas solicitudes. acompafla-
da de la fe de bautismo, 6 certihca-
ci6n de nacimiento, requisite indis-
pensable, sera enviada a la Comision
con las certificac ZONES de conducta
moral y otra solicitud enviada al Sc.
nor Jefe de la Policia Insular, para
que, en- Ell Quartet General Sc informe
81 el aspirante ha pertenecido antes
al Cuerpo de la Policia y de la con-
ducta que kaya Observable. Estan
excludes los individuos que hubie-
rem salido del Cuerpo por impossible
dad fisica, 8 por expulsion.
FL plazo de admission de las solici-
tudes expirara ell d de Junio enten-
dlendose nula toda solicitud que ven-
ga con fecha posterior a la mencio-
NADIA.
Los aspirantes deberan encontrarse
en- los puntos de .eferencia (Mava-
guez y Ponce los dias sefIalados 4
las ocho de la maf1ana en- el local
que ocupa Ell Quartet de la Policia en-
estas poblaciones.
La Comisloa de Ia POlts lnsrar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10

sangre Sc pierde entire los escombros
Y enlutadas, 6 vestidas de blanco,
llevando sus pies en- sel regazo,
mostrando sus puf1os al cielo las ma.
dres, las hermanas, las esposas, solas
6 acompafladas de ancianos, deses-
peradas, comtemplan la horrible pi-
ramide, de la que una loca, una lta
Llama, levanta una cabeza torturada
Esta obra tumultuosa, desigua1
violenta. obcura, p11eri1"a veces, ates-
tigua. sin embargo, una personalidad
original y una ciencia pict6rics inne-
gable.
Entire los retratistas que merecen
mencionarse, fguran:
Erred Laud, en- retratos de luna nj
11a' en- rosa y negro. con una sola
nota azul turquesa; es una obra de
sensibilidad encantadora.
Alfred klotc. presenta un retrato
de madame L.. y F.. en- la que
prueba un probo y continue es-
fuerzo
Mr.. Patricot nos hace pensar en-
Boldini con sus retratos del Presi-
dente Roosevelt y de la Reina Ale
jandra.
Intimistas y anecdotistas figuran
pocos en- esta Exposici6n Una anne
ricana, Mad, Greine-Blumeuschin
presenta dos pequeflos lienzos, "Ro-
sa" la "Camisa" de un talento de-
licado y hermosame ente femenino.
Mr. Victor Lecomte, I'm delicioso
cuadro de interior, de I'm precioso
sentimiento de intimidad.
LA fruter1a', de Godeby, recuerda
los estudio de Italia del difunto &C.
rome, aunque con mas libertad de
ejecucion.
Por 11ltimo, las flores y la Natura-
leza muertas, abundan de una name
ra exorbitante, pero desgraciadamen-
te son pocas las que merecen menc 10.
narse.
Solo IN lienzo de Mr. Hupe, llama
la atencion por su rara conciencia y
notable colorido.
Una observation con la que todo Ell
mundo esta de acuerdo, es que en- el
salon de los artistas franceses como
en- el de Ia Nacional, las obras ex-
tranjeras, sobre todo inglesas, espa-
fIolas y americans, tienen cada afio
mayor importancia, y que particular
mente en- los retratos parecen tomar
la adelantera y ejercer en- la evolu.
cion del arte frances una Influenza
cada vez mayor, aunque no siempre
feliz.
II .n1AE2.0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10
EN- ARANJUEZ

Un terrible ince endio ha des-
truido en- Aranjuez las fabri-
cas- de harinas, de electricidad,
de curtidos. y de acerrar made
ras, todas elias propiedad de los
Hl]os de Carmela Sanchez.
Hallabase el edificio incen-
diado junto al palacio, CONT
quo al puente de Barcas, por 10
que, en- los primeros instantes
Sc crey6 que el fuego sc habia
producido en- el patrimonio real.
A POGO de iniciarse el incen-
dlo, minutes despues de perez
birse desde todo Aranjuez la in
mensa hoguera que abrasaba
los pabellones de las fabricas,
la poblacion quedo q oscuras.
Las lamparas electricas sc apa-
garon subitamente.
Las llamas corrieron verti-
ginosamente, de uno q otro pa
bellon, y a causa del ftrerte aire
que reinaba, prendieron rapi-
damente en- el maderamen de
los techos y de los pisos.
Con los pabsllones sc ha des-
truido una gran riqueza en- ha-
rina, trigos. maderas curtidos v
maquinarias.
Sc calculan en- varios Milo
mes las perdidas materiales. ha-
Dlendo quedado sin trabajo CEN
tenares de infortunados obre-
roS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10
FL 0bispo en- Mayasdez

Aver a las diez de la maflana hizo
su entrada en- Mayagiiez. Ell reverendo
Obispo Monsefior Jones, procedente de
San German.
Los alumnos de las escuelss catoli-
cas-, la asociaci6n de cat6licos otr as
ccngreg aciones del mismo rito, acom-
pafiados de los ?. P. Redentoristas, con
cruz alta, fueron Ia estaci6n de alli
q la iglesia.
Ell recibimiento fue esplendido, ha-
bicndo concurrido tambien la banda
municipal de bomberos.
Asistieron mas de dos mil De son as
al acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10

especiales a Tue cl hombre-donde
quiera que Sc halle debe su supe-
rioridad. Ffsicame4ke el hombre no
sc diferencia mucho de sus inferio-
res; esta pequef1a diferencia consiste
en- que aquel ha adollado la posici6n
erecta, tiene dos organos de locomo-
ci6n en- vez de cuatro, y ha desarro-
Hado manos que tienen la facultad de
agarrar. Pero en- esta desviaci6n fist.
ca esta todo Ell secreto de la diferen-
cia mental. Las especies inferiores
al hombre estan ob1igadas valerse
solamente de sus organos, siendo in
capaces de hacer usp de los objetos
naturaleS.
Ell elefsnte, con ST trompa flexible
y el mono, con sus Inanos imperfec-
tas, son casi las t1nicas excepciones
4 esta regla. Ahora. bien, como Ell
hombre no necesitas shacer uso de sus
miembros superiores para moverse;
y puede agarrar con sus manos, ha
podido asf afadir Sus facultades las
de la naturaleza, y emplear armas {
instrumentos hechoSde materia iuor
ganica, iniciando as6un nuevo "ciclo
de evoluci6n' del que no hicieron
uso sus inferiores. i.
Ell empleo de instrumentos ar
mas, ademas de los medios ,propor-
clonados por la naturaleza, requiere
estuerzo mental continue, este fuG
10 que indujo al honbre q desarrollar
su cerebro, cosa que sus inferiores
jamas intentaron. No hay mucho
mas que decir acerca de este. Ell
nuevo proceso de evoluci6n asi EN-
pezado-esto es, Ell del ejercicio de
la tacultad del pensamiento al hacer
uso de las fuerzas de la naturaleza-
continue hasta hacer del hombre 10
que actualmente es, I'm ser en- que
el lntelecto no solo domina sus acclo-
nes, 81 que tambien pone su dispo-
slcion la naturaleza entera.
ST suponemos ahora que animales
semejantes en- organization a nues-
tros cuadr1pedos han aparecido en-
otros planetas. y que en- algunos exis-
te va un ser semejante al hombre, es
dificil Greer que su aparicion Sc ha-
va efectuado de manera diferente.
Es evldente que la evolucion de la
inteligencia superior en- cualquier
planeta ha debido depcnder de los
medios usados para sacar provecho
de las fuerzas de la naturaleza; 10
es tamblen que los primer pasos
para conseguir este fin empezaron
en- Ell cuadrl1pedo, progresando gra-
dualmente hacia ell bipedo con manos
agarradoras y brazos libres.
Como Sc We, pues, hay razones fun
dadas para Greer que los que en- otros
planetas correspondent a nuestro hon.
bre deben, flsicamente por 10 menos,
parecerse mucho este. Podran di-
ferlr en- insignihcantes detalles de
zacion, y ouiza en- muchos ca.
SOS estaran exentos de las defcien-
cias organicas del hombre; pero es
muy proba bic que 81 I'm ser humane
pudlera hacer un viaje alrededor del
universe encontrarla otros seme ian
tes q el en- diferentes esferas.
Fernando VareLa.
Guayama, 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10
Administration ROBADA

Una partida de bando1eros que cru.
20 por Pasadena, California, Sc prove
y6 de sellos sufcientes para escribir
a todos sus amigos, pues hicieron sal.
tar con dinamita la GAIA de la admi-
racion de correos y Sc llevaron
por valor de ST 900 que habia en- ella
en- paquetes. Despu6s de apoderarse
de ellos. huyeron y no Sc pudo dete-
nerloS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10
4 los SusCriptores J Agentes

Para Ia buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell l" de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; cdviertiendose que las que Sc 6ieren con
posterioriaad no sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-10
A LOS COMERCIANTES

Por este aviso hago saber a los CO.
merciantcs que no sere response BILE
de ninguna cuenta hecha en- mi nom
bre por alguno de mis- empleados
sin autorizaci6n por escrito frmado
por mi.
George ~. Career.
Bayamon, Junio I, 1907.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-08-29
NEWS SU M M A RY

oouornor Smith OF Georgia has
w. tbe prohibition bill, effective
5 5a9"sry /, 1908.
100 Joseph F. Johnson has been elected
'tod states Senator to succeed Sen
stor Pettus of Alabama.
w - accordance with the imperial de.
recently issued, all the opium
s'e in Canton were closed on the
u u's without disturbance.
Ut The British bark Glencairn, Captain
.,abol from Rochester, England, for
seattle. has been wrecked off San
oooo Two of the crew were
drowned
Nv the capsizing of boat, Miss
,ncretia Evans and Emory McDOugal
moro drowned in Bear Lake, O. NC
nougal. in trying to save the girl, was
drawn under by her.
Seven freight handlers of the North
avn Pacific road were run down by a
mg in the Duluth harbor Sunday even
ing while returning to their homes in
rowboat and drowned.
Leon Maille. the naval reservist
who fired two revolver shots at Pres
Ident Fallieres on the streets of Paris
mly IA last, has been declared insane
and was sent to an asylum.
Severe fighting is reported from For
mosa. where the natives are making
strenuous resistance against the Jap
anese troops. At Taikokan the Jap
anese casualties numbered 200.
Representatives of silk mills In
Lackawanna and Luzerne counties
Pennsylvania, have refused a shorter
work day to silk workers More thar
5000 persons are now on strike.
John Butts shot and killed Ton
Crowley on the latters' ranch, -four
niles east of Laytonville, Cal. Butts
and his son, while hunting, had {
quarrel with Crowley over a dog.
Commander Robert E. Peary's dasf
for the North pole has been postponed
Failure to complete the repair on hi:
ship, the Roosevelt, compelled the ex
porer to put off his trip until mex
year.
August Rowe was brutally murder
ed near Buda, Neb., his head beins
beaten into a jelly with a hammer
Ludwig Korcek, a neighbor of Rowe
is under arrest on suspicion and il
in jail
Tom Hall, negro living at Golian
Texas, was arrested charged with al
attempted assault upon two yOuns
white women. The next morning hi
Cody was found hanging to tree il
front of the jail.
A detachment of infantry, com
handed by two lieutenants, has beer
massacred by rebels in the Mort dis
ulct OF the island of Celebes. TIL
Victims including some convicts
numbered forty-five
Thomas Myer, who claimed that h
hoisted the stars and stripes owe
santiago de Cuba during the Span
tsn-Amel1can war, was drowned OF
oourtoWn while practicing for an at
tempt TO swim ST. Georges channel.
Randolph Rucklow, structure
nohworker, who weighs 270 pounds
iei from the fourth story of a build
ins IN the course of construction il
oan francisco and escaped with n
more serious injury than a broker
ankle.
Is surmised that Shirley David
1 1Un' son of Judge Davidson and Mis-
u,,1t esCQh' daughter of the late ST
william Kingston, the great Canadian
9. Aseon' were drowned in the Rive
hoo. Lawrence Sunday, as their sal
was found drifting and empty.
one OF three robbers who attempt
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. 0. Brown & Co. mem.
bes Of the New York stock Exchange and the CHI
cago Board Of Trade, Munsey Building.
Chicago. Aug. @-E2ccllent buying q wheat de
veoped to-day Past q Il was by cash grain con
Germs and Eastern exporters. TIE Northwestern
buying hers was in small lots and not long sus-
tanned The market scored an advance q 4 cent
carly on sensational weather conditions in the
Northwest. frost and freezing reported from many
points in The Dakotas and Canadian Northwest
Foreign markets were strong and bids here and
seaboaFd exporters followed yesterdays advance
n addition 10 frost IL claimed that there wee
losses 20 wheat in some sections Of tie Northwest
by sheiling Of grain. due u high winds Local de-
mand for wheat was good and prospects Of hard
winter have trmed more than others Local cash
sales. SEQ bushels: soaboand, 100 loads
corn was az no time as lOE as yesterdays close
shipment wBs excellent and sales would have been
lsTEtr more corn were available. Eastern dis
ulbutors, cs well as .e1portsrs were buying Re
eeiIis were light Temperatures q $ as minimum
we're reported 10 Nebraska. but while il vas poCr
weather for development of corn. there vas no
frost reported anywhere in the com belt Cash
sales were 500 bushels; seaboard sales z loads.
Oats scored the highest prices today on the
crop September went 20 a further large premium
GTsr May. Very little buying was necessary 10
tighten up the September market while May seems
fast following t. Cash oats Ia sample market sd
yauced % ( cents with all offerings quickly taken
Current long lines q May were added to-day while
ether longs sold The result is more concentration
q holdings than heretofore
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So Eleventh street noTtheast-James J. Kane ct TX
70 Hugh A. Ksne. part lot IS. square ssl, $500
Hugh A. Kane 70 JohE c. Yost. part lot s.
square ssl. $40
FIRST street northwest, between aad Q streets
Charles r. Riley et ux. 70 Charles D. Vollsnd
and Francis z. Smith, original lot Q and par'
original lot % square So. SO
Tkird street southeast, between and streets
William D. Rummel et ux. to Rebeccs Cook,
trustee. lot q square 7s5 SO.
West Eckingt0n-yvilliam H. DuvRn et TX % julia
p. Evans. lots 81 and 81. SO.
Half street southeast between N and streets
Ei1nice ~ Lewis to Frank A. Jones' fArts
original lots y and l3 SO.
Woodridge-JOhn F. R. Ray 70 Sallie A. Harris
lots l. , and l9 block !. SO.
Linwood Heghts-JOhn W. Glennan, trustee. tr
Afred Nelson, lot Is. block s, SO
Mount PlCasant-ElizabeJh T. Ball et Vir Edgar
TO Msry F. Ford part lot :. block s. SIC
Third street southeast. between ID and + streets
Herbert Knight e: ux. 70 l. Raymond Hixson,
lot .. square 79l. SO
Alley between Ninth and Tenth streets Rhode Island
avenue and r street no:thWest-JacOb II. Lichliter
surviving executor and Trustee. 20 Mary E.
Thomas. lot ls5 and parts lots Isl and L5,
square Se4 So
North Randle Highlands-American Security and
Trust Company, trustee, to the United States
Realty Company. lot 20, block 53s. and lot 81,
block 545s
Randle Highlands-The United States Realty Com
pany 70 Alios B. Heyl lot 30. block 5627. SO
North Randle Highlands-The United States Reaty
Company 70 Lewis Z. Russell lot g. block 5i55
$3.50
Conner Tenth and G streets n0rtheast-MsTy J. Co
ker to John S. Embrey. one-third interest in lot
s. s1uars $50 $40; William G. Dunno trustee.
10 John S. Embrey. two-third interest in lot g.
square s59 400
IZls K street northwest-Enen c. Hebb to Max F.
Rosillski lot IS square 2s5, SO.
I n f-.fF -,
Shoots lot q. block Il. SO; George G. Webster
70 Alice B. Kiriian, lot q, block q, SIC.
Columbia HeightS-Leo Simmons ct ux. 10 Harry
and George FTiedlander. lot rs block 9. $40.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange 1885 T street northwest.
New York. Aug. 0.The market was duil, With
narrow range of prices The critical period Of the
crop Is now ahead. ard it would be absurd 70 be
little the Importance Of weather Developments from
on; hence extreme caution viii be IL order for
some time, and especially until the issue Of the
bureau report for September. Shorts cover on every
little drop and buyers sell whenever they can ad-
TBntage0usly do 80 on adVanceA The Texas news
was Of no special moment. The weekly bureau re
port threw little light the situation beyond stat
Ing tat conditions generally were improved. A
large batch Of mail reports brought news Of rain at
many points outside the drouth sections, and the
absence Of any from that part Of the state Is seri
ousy felt Il looks # little bulling is possible IN
their continued absence, while their coming would
be the signal for some selling. However, no mate
rial decline is probable Spots Ia the South in
good request, and affairs IN Wall street more
settled With change in the condition Of either.
prices VIII sag but there Is telling when this
viii occur. Small quick turns by longs or shorts Is
advisable. Liverpool is due unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

Shipments from the Brown Palace vein at Rose
bud VIII now 60 on steadily. There are 80 sacks
OF ready for the freghteTs when they return 70
the camp This ore assays nearly 5000 & ton.
Development work is progressing rapidly. and No.
tunnel is IN 80 feet and No 2, rs feet
The Cripple Creek district has shown greater acty-
ity this summer than at any time since water was
encountered Work has just been started on the
new $4,000 Cyanide MIL Of the Stratton's Inde-
pendence. This plant VIII have capacity Of 5000
tons month and viii 90 great deal 10 increasing
the output Of this district
In Colorado ton Of selected ere has Just been
shipped 10 the smeIters q shows gross values.
chiefly IN gold OF $4,000. 1us is regarded by min
ing as the richest shipment of ere ever made
from a mine in the United States The ore Is from
the Small Hopes mine. Durango. and is the result
Of one Of the many strikes which have been made n
the La Plata district in the last month.
Information from Goldheld is 10 the effect that
the dividend to be declared by the Goldfeld C0nSol-
dated Mines Company about September l VIII be
ct least % cents a share. There are reports from
the Nevada camp quoting Senator Nixon. president
of the company. stating that the company would
start paying dividends at the rate of IS cents a
share, which would put the stock at its present
prices on 10 per cent basis.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prizes Quoted are rholes.lsl


BUTTER-Demsnd moderate and market steady.
Creamery. fancy. Z4a26; Western Tsts 2Hsa25; sec
onds, HaZ2; process fancy. Z3a5: dairy choice Isa
~; good l9i store packed. fresh lsal9
CHEESE-New York State, factory. large. lsISa
lS@; do, small. lsal5 summer. large lial5; West
IL; Virginia. To-
EGGS-Receipts light; market Arm Nearby fresh
Virginia. ZlaZl; West Virginia and Southwest Viz
gina, 10; Tennessee, l9; North Carolina. IS
LIVE POULTRY-Recsipts liberal, market steady.
Spring chickens. IL to IA lbs L do IL to "a
lbs-, i; do, small Il; hens. l2laal3: roosters. 7;
ducks, large ual2i do. snail. sas geese sas; tur-
heys. TOMS per lb, y; do. hens. ls: d. thin 10;
keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts liberal; uarke,
weak TURKEYS. hens undrawn. per h.. IS: do.
average undTaWn. I5al6; do. thin 10; old toms Is;
chickens. large. l9a20; hens choice IS ROSTERS g.
ducks. old, sale; spring. I3al4; geese. Sail.
DRESSED MEATS - Calves fun dressed. goo:
heads of, s.Ooago0 hog-dressed calves. 500; hams
country sugarcured. l4al6
NEGETABLES-Pota HOMEGROWN re- b.rr.l
lZ5al.5O; cabbage. per barrel 50; eucumbers North
Carolina per basket. LoOal.5O; lettuce, HOMEGROWN
per barrel, L.eoal5o; onions, Maryland aDd Virginia
per bushei. 75aso; do, do, per barrel, Z5Ga2 7s:
string beans, green, per basket L00al25; tomatoes.
nearby per box a5o; beets psT bunch sa4; canta-
loupes. L25al5O
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, loose packed. LOosz 90:
peaches. per box, 250a309; do, common. loo.
sONDhIES-BeeSwaI. 30: tRllow, 5a5lk: honey.
white clover, lib. new. 13: do. do. 2Ib new n
az ginseng. per h., s0ca65s; seneca. Der 10 90.
golden SEAL s0a45 pink. i2al4 mandrake 2as; snake
root S5 ' '--'
GKAIN-Wheat. choice. soas2: do. fair to rocd.
f9ais; 90. ordinary. 70a72 rye 6Oa65; corn sbeIled
Whi1e 6Sa6t; do. yellow, e2a64; do ear 32sss "a.
oats Western white. No. 2 6la62. do. mixed 59sso
HAY AND STRAW-Timotiy, choice. % oo,z1 "a,
90, No J, ls00a2OOO: do. No 2. UOOaIs.00; mixej
nay oeal900; clover. l6.0Oal75O straw. rye. per
do. wheat $50 @S'' -
WOOL AND HIDES-WooI market steady, hides
generaly dull Wool, washed. free Of burs. Der M
-, -, do' unwashed free Of burs 6 do, burr. 9s
hlaes' green. per lb., 8; do dry BALI sheepSkins
sreen' each. soaloo; do, dry. each. 2a. Calfskins
green, each, Is5.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s7e-J. Melvin Lamb ct ux. to Henry II.
Bergman and George NJ Enmerich. to secure
Charles F. Fischer. S,oO0 years, per cent
semi-annually. lot A.
Square lz)a-Morgan r. and James D. Goddard to
Edward " Whiteside and Harvey I. Winfield
TO secure Home Building Association OF the
District Of Columbia. $500. part lot 1.
Woodley Park-Clarke WaggamaB et ux- 70 Charles
f. Benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell, 10 secure
Perpetual Binding Association, S.5oO. lot SOL
square 22e3
Barry Farm-Samuel Il. Lucas ct 10 z. Hilton
jackson and Sidney F. TaliaferTo. 90 secure
Daniel K. Jackson, s. ! year. per cent parts
lots 6 and Z, section g.
Square east Of square fT5-COTneUs P. Clark ct TX
to Ross colhoun and G. Albert White, to secure
Annie f. Harding and John W. Glennan, guard
fans. BENJAMIN Harding and Haliett B. Hard
ing, N,625 2 years. per cent semiannGally
lot IS and part lot p
Square 7l-RoSe 5. Hendei 20 Edmond Fitzgerald
and John j. Fegan TO secure Enterprise Serial
Building Association. $500. lots H. and ia
70 III
Square 7gl-L. Raymond HixsOn 70 John c. Weldon
aud GeuFge ". White &c secure B. B. BenDett
$40. 3 years. 5 PER cent. semi-annually lot 25.
Square 2sS-Asx +. Rost1ski ct uz 70 Henry h
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. 2.-Aoney on call at the stock
exchange today opened at 2}4; highest 2%i; lowest
2; closing Zik. Most OF the loans were al 2ia per
cent.
Time money was unchanged. It continued IN active
demand. and such money as was offered was quickly
,aken- Rates per cent for thirty days. 6i2 for
sixty 70 ninety days and 6za52. ior four. five and
six months.
Mercantile paper was dull. II largely with
held from the market Rates 6l4a62t per cent for
sixty 20 ninety days. indoTsed bills; 6iLa6ss for
choice four TO six months, single names and and
upward for Others
Sterling was steady. Rates during the forenoon
ued 70 10 points below yesterday but IN the aft
crnoon rallied, closing well up TO last nights final
,sTe In banking circles h-ler Rates were generally
predicted for later IN the week. Rates for actual
business: Sixty days. s.35a4s05: demand. s76Oa
@S65; cables, 4SS30a4sS25. Commercial bills were
.S2aaSyz
The supply Of grain aad commercial. bills was
zCarce