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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-19

cuella en- el bell canto y q quien tan.
tas veces hemos tenido el gusto de
aplaudir por su exquisite voz y la
manera inimitable con que la emite,
ha obtenido el certifcado de profe-
sora graduada, tras brillantisimos
ejercicios.
Dentro de POGO embarcara para
los EStados Unidos, donde lie desea-
mos muy gratas impresiones.
-NumerosoS caballeros, entire
ellos don Jaime Annexy, el doctor
del Vale, don Carlos H. Blondet y
don Pedro de Elzaburu, estuvieron
aver en- la Fortaleza a medic dia,
para darle la deSpedida al Gober-
nador Post.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan,
procedente de la Habana, de donde
lego antesyer, nuestro amigo don
Salvador Lopez Nussa, hijo mayer
del fenecido periodista don Ramon
B. Lopez. LIE saludamos.
Hoy por la mSnana han sido
recogido en las GALES mas de Glen
perros muertoS. Por 10 visto el de
partamento de sanidad local ha co
menzado la extinction de esa playa
de perros reaIengos que tanto mo
lestan en- la ciudad.
Han sido expulsados del
cuerpo de la policia, previa apro-
bacion del Gobernador, los guardias
GuilIermo Abraham J Juan Vidal
Beiso.
'-Programa de las pleas que
tocara la Banda dc Bent6cencia tn
las festas del Patque Borinquen,
bajo Ia direction del maestro Who
10:
1. Paso doble, Fin del Mundo
Vinolo. 2? Maud, Marcia Twc
Step, Arnold Hirsh. 90 Vals obi
gado a Saxof6n, Viholo. i? Mise
rsre del Trovador, Verdi. 50 L.
Varita de Orc, Mabel Mac Kinley
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-19
Ell uso de ninas.
En- las guerras.

La Haya setiembre l9 -Borrascosas escenas
han tenido lugar en- el Congreso de la paz que,
seguu expresa aThe Times de I.ondres, estuvo a
punto de convertirse en- campo de Agramante Ia
les escenaS uerou motvadas por la discussion acerca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-19
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Atacados de fiebre tt
fOidea. n cOntinuar
sus estudios.
ESCENAS EOIfICANIE IES
En- Ia plazuela de San Fran.
cisco. Homicide come.
lido en- Caguas.
ESCENAS EDIfICAN 1Es

Segun noticias de Ponce, S,
haIlan entelmp p| gu aque'la ciudad
atacadcs 5 lie fit bres tifoidea, dos hi
jos de nuestro distinguido amigo
ell Lcdc. don Angel Acosta Quinte
70, FL cal de la Corte de distrito dt
Arecibo. Hacemos votos por {
restablecimiento de las apreciables
enfeImas.
Sc ha ofreoido la plaza d,
assistant ingeniero de la ciudad, a
oveu ipgeniero don Gustavo 7
SteinaC her, que actualmente dt sem
ptiia un puesto en- el municipio dt
New York.
Ell foco electrico de la pla-
zuela de San Francisco pe,mane CT
apagado casi todas las nc ches, dt
ahi que en- los bancos de aquel Iu
gar Sc sucedan escenas POGO edi6-
cantes. Llamamos la atenci6n del
senior alcalde. y de la policia.
-Ha .nlba1cado para los Es-
tados Unidos el estinable ioven doI
Fernando de Juan PIieto, quien Va
a continuar sus estudios de medici-
ma y cirujfa en- la Unive1sidad DE-
Ann Al lbor, Michigan. Lleve buel
viaje q cempatriota y quiera el Gle.
10 que realize felizmente sus noble.
aspiraciones.
1nforma el >argento poiici;
insular de Caguas que el lunes, er
el barrio aTcmas de Castrop Il in
dividuo Juan Martinez agredi6 con
una pala a Anselmo Cruz, produ-
ciendole tan fuerte golpe en- la ca
beza que falleci6 de sus consecuen.
cias el martes por la madlugada.
En- Il juicio por humicidio
voluntario contra JESUS Santos Vaz
quez, a quien Sc acusaba de habel
matado en- el aho 1904 al policis
Juan Lopez Jimenez, en- Vega alta
el jurado tomo en- cuenta las decla
raciones de los testigos que ma
nifestaron haber matado el acu
sado al policia er defensa PRO
pia y lie declare no culpable, de
clarandole absuelto la Corte. La
defensa del procesado estuvo a car
go del Lcdo. Lopez Landl6n
Mafiana viernes Sc leuni. q
la Junta Superior de Sanidad.
Una moto cicleta, registrads
con el ndmero I, CORE a gran velo-
cidad por Puerta de TERRA, infrir-
giendo las leyes de carretera. Vea
ESQ la policia.
Manana por la noel he habla
tenida ordinarla para exaltaci6n en-
la Logia Betanecs.
Ell jurado de la Corte de dis
trito declare aver culpable, dtl de.
Tito de fslsedad, al joven Eusebio
Prats, sehalandose por la Corte Il
dia 20 para dictar sentencia,
-Anothe Sc Ieuni6 en- session
extraordinaria i Soberano Consejo
Kado. h con el fin de pedir carta-
patente al Supreme Constjo d,l
Sur, que funciona en- Wa. hing ton.
"A consecuercia de las d. :
nuncias presentadas por el Inspec.
tor de Sanidad del Departamen Q
senor Torres, Il s.flor Gomez Bio
so comunica que ha concedido so
dias de termino a los stiio. es An
dres Crosas y Eugenio Medina, pa
ra que pongan en- condolences hi
gieniCas las ciSas que han side
denunciadas.
-Ha silo propuesto Mr. ]
Henry Brown, como mi> mbtos d,
la Junta de Sindieos de Ia B,bliot.-
ca Insular.
va eltan en- manos del D.
rector de Sanidad Beuefcencia
Correcciones las solicitudes de 10
aspirantes ia plaza de Inspecto
plomero del Distrito Norte, q 10
fines de desigutr Ia persona com
peIeute que Ia de s>nh ese Cage
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-19
Clobos alenanes.
Prenio obtenido,

Bruselas, septiemhre 10, -En el certamen In
ternacional de atristatas ceebrado en- esta ciu-
dad, los globos alenlnes obtuvieron r p1emio. Son
los de mas perfecta construction, los que viajan
con mas 6rme direction por el espacio Immense
p1bico situado en- los terrenos que Sc verified el
certamen, aplaudio derantemente q triunfo de los
gobos alemaues, en- as maniobras brillantsimas
que fueron sometidos. Los gobos franceses siguen
en- meritos los alem7nes Sc ha comprobado que
los aer6statos prestaran inapreciables servicios
los eercitos en- campaha en- I'm conAicto armada
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23
A BILLION FOR
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles, now SO common. first
demonstrated their pracubility as
road vehicles about nine years ago.
During that time. according 60 the
estimates OF NJ Faroux, a French
statistician, about $4,000 motorca, 5
have been made and sold. Until a
year ago France took the lead I'm
their manpfaeture. Last year. ac-
cording TO NJ Faroux. the United
States built $4,000 OF the mac hines
France, $1,000: England $4,000:
Germany, $4,000; Italy 10000. aud
Belgium, $4,000. In 1901 the United
States built only 315 cars, and that
same year France built 23,71I. There
are aO,212 automobiles owned within
90 miles of the New York city hall
NJ FarouN calculates that round
billion dollars has been paid for mo-
tor cars since 1898, the year when
one OF them, navigated through the
streets, attracted almost as much at d.
tention as n circus parade. IL was
natural that Yankee ingenuity should
forge 60 the front I'm this industry,
but the race with France was a
strenuous Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23
ORDER PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA. Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court of the County Of Mercer on the
LIST day Of April, 1907
Lynchburg Shoe Company a corpo-
ration, Plainun
Against IN Chancery.
Mary NJ Talbcrt, ct al, Defendant.
The object Of this suit IS to sub
ject to sale the real estate Of the de-
PENDANT, Mary NJ. Talbert and George
w. Talbert, and for general relief.
And It appearing from an amda-
Wit made and filed with the papers
I'm this cause that tho defendants,
The Holston National Building and
Loan Association, a corporation and
Bird M Robinson, Trustee, are nom
residents OF the State OF West Vir-
sinia, It is therefore, on motion OF
tho plaintiff, by counsel. ordered that
said defendant do appear at the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Mercer County within one month af-
tor the date Of tho first publication
Of this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their interest IN
This suit.
Attest; w p Honaker, Clerk
D. NJ. Easley p. @
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23
WALL STREET
IN POLITICS

There will be no wall-street re-
organization of the democratic party.
IL there is, the democratic party will
be destroyed.
There will be no Wall-street re
organization of the republican par
" If there Is, the republican party
will be crushed beneath an over
whelming avalanche or votes.
The American people will not sup
port any party that has intimate
Wall-street connections, and they Will
net support any ticket that is nomi-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23
GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE.

well-kHown Manitoba editor
writes: "As an inside worker | find
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invaluable for the touches OF
biliousness natural to sedentary life.
their action being gentle and effec-
tive, clearing the digestive tract and
tn ehead. Price. % cents Sample
free at all druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23

mated by Wall-street influence. Not
j. they know It,
II is too much to expect that the
so-called safe and sane" element
in New York politics and finance
should appreciate such simple and
byious facts. They are bourbons
and incorrigiblo. The only influence
they are now capable Of exerting on
political thought and action is to
make radicalism more New
DIRK World.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23

Registration of the voters OF the
city is now going on at tho Court
House in the City Hall Registrars
viii be there from a. IN. to 4 p. m.
this week, and from "A. m. to 4 p.
m. and from p. m. to p. IN.
next week All voters should regis
ter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23

DO you take the Leader? II not,
why not? Only 25c per month, de
liycred to your door.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23

The Leaders, want column will
sell what money Will buy. Give It
trial 4-12-tf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-23
THE SWAN CO.

Undcrtakers and Funeral
Directors.
Prices Reasonable, Salts
faction guaranteed.
Day Phone, 1876; Night
Phone 1881.
Telephone Building, Bland
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 5.-T'he wheat market suffered a
decided reaction to-day because of falling off I'm
the export demand and lower prices in foreign mar
kets. At the close December wheat was 1Asc to 1%c
lower. Corn down &c. Oats were lac higher
Provisions were unchanged to SC lower.
At the immediate opening to-day wheat prices
broke heavily, being all the way from 1c to 16sc
low the close of yesterday. The cause of the de-
cline was lower cables at Liverpool and on the
Continent II also reported that foreigners
were baking the stiff price demanded for cash
grain Nevertheless they bought freely the
cline Local holders dumped large lines OF wheat
on tho market at the opening. and shorts were
largely out OF the market prices received but lit
tie support. The reports concerning the condi-
ton and quality OF the crop conflicting.
II was declared, however, that much OF Il shows
damage by frost. The speculative demand
very heavy. Late in the day prices advanced
slightly on the report that the weakness in Con-
tinental markets not great originally
reported. December wheat opened 1c to 1Rsc lower
at essc 9ss4c sold between 9S3sc and 10OSsc and
closed easy Mt 99c. ClearanceS OF whea and flour
were equal to 243000 bushels,
Primary receipts 1.111,000 bushels, against
SIS, 900 bushels the same day last year.
MINNEAPOLIS Duluth and Chicago reported
cepts of $50 cars against go last week and
$50 cars year ago.
The trade in to-day very heavy. Buy
ing followed every decline, and the bulges greatly
increased the sales. The larger part of the sell
ing was by local longs who were anxious to secure
pro1ts Houses with Northwestern connections
also let go of large amount of corn and the spec
ulative trading about evenly divided between
the bull and the bear side of the market De-
cember corn opened unchanged to 1sc lower, at
S1I4c TO 61ssc. sold between 60s4c and 62l4c. and
closed easy at 603sc.
Local receipts 22S cars. with 81 OF contract
grade.
Traairg in ught aHN tina market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06

d aa s9se largely Lima
matoes steady. We quote: POTATOES Long Island.
per DBL s2a$2 90 DO Jsssey 81 'qS2 Is 90 asTsg
SWEET PorATofss sou5Sern per bb 81 55aS@ IS:
Jersey. old per basket 75cGsl 70; BETS nearby. per
lunches $19s1 per Dbl. 81 5OGS2: CELERY. per
dozen stalks. 10aG0c: CABBAGES fat Dutch, per JOG.
s4@S6; do So 50qS4 5O Baltimore per
per 1000 S3Gs4; DO Jersey Long Island, per Dbl
s. 5oa$3 80; CUCUMBERS Shelter Island. bhl S29
er~eT P9P basKe 81 aa 75 Ga per- Fox 75cGs;
CAULLFLoWERs Long Island per Dbl. S2gs4; do state
per bush basket. 81 25GS1 10; CORN. Hackensack per
100. 81 25@$2 % 60 other nearby jersey. SlQs2 90
PLANTS, Jersey per boil 75eQ$I % do PEI basket 449
CO per box 4oee$1; LIMA BEANS. Long Island
sev. potato, per basket. s1as 30: do na 5ocasI do
MARYLAND and Delaware Potato per BASKET 7sce5si -:
low bb $2@s2 50; DO red 81 75a$2 do s6el;s5
Long Island Jersey white per Dbl 81 50GS2 25 do
yellow, 81 50G$2 so do red 81 5odS2: do Jersey req
Dbl 81 1882 do basket 75cGS1 II: do state
and Western. whit. 501s5c: DO Ohio Yellow
per bag 81 25GfS so % Orange County yellow per rag
81 5od$2: do red. s1@$1 81; do Baltimore and Pennsy
vania per half Dbl basket T5aS5c OT[RA. Jersey Per
box 81 25GS1 80; PEPPERS Jersey per large Dbl sig
81 30 small bh, 75caS1 do per basket, 4oaooc;
IsHEs, nearby per 100 punches r5caSi; RHUBARB
nearby. per punches 81 5oGs2: STRING BEANS.
State green, per BASKET S19S1 25 do per bag. !5cdS
DO wax, per basket Zoe; do Jersey per basket
bag 75caSf do 5ofr75c: SQUASH. marrow. per
hhl. T5cd$l; do white, 75caSl yeuow crookneck.
Jersey per box 4OcSf: Do Sofffh Jersey per bushel
box S54SNc: do Jersey small basket. 40df)c TU-
NIPS. Rutabaga per Dbl $11S1 -: do white. per 100
punches $24S3; WATERCRESs, per 100 lunches 7'cV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Sept 5-CATTr.E- Receipts. $500 Market
steady others weak 70 Joe lower. common prime
steers SGasI ga. COWS SO 30uS5; heifer-. S3TS5 10
bulls s. 400 81. calves S5TSS. stockers feeders
s. 80 n So HOGS Receipts. 10000 MarSeI Zoe
higher. choice heavy shipping SO IS. xft butch
ers' SO 20aSa 40. light nixsd. SO o5G 81 so choice
light 80 4n8SG SO. packing. s. 40 - 81 pigs 81 5o6
SO -. bulk OF sales s. 7o@s6 - sHEEP-Recsipts
10000: sheep 80 So 81 50; yeRriings
81 - II 81 -. lambs. $6VS1 -.
Cincinnati. Sept 5.-HOGS lower: butchers and
shippers, Sc so common. s. 50 20 cattle steaaL
fair good shippers 50 So ~. 50 - n 81 -
SHEEP steady; So % as, lambs steady; S44 81 -
East Buffalo. Sept. 5-CATTLE-lteCei1fs. 100
head. slow. prime Sc - GSG 70 NEALS-Re-
ceipts 700 head. active and steady. HOGS Recents
. 600 head fairly active; Workers and mixed loo
higher. mixed So 90. Workers. SO T0a So 81:
pigs so so Sc 90 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts
500 head; sheep active steady. good lambs ac-
tive: common dull lambs s. TogSS -. wehers s. 80
q s. IS - ,.- - ooo,--.
Including Southerns. Market steady 10 weak
eioCEersH ard feeders 15a25c lower MONDAY
C'noico export dressed beef steers St>5 ~ fair
good. 81 e09tS6: Western steers - tLS' 81 n
and feeders 50 25q$J 30 southern steers IS oGS4 90;
Southern cows 81 25<3 30; native S2gS4 80: native
heifers s38s5: bulls 81 5oQ$4 90 calves 50 6oa$6 90
J4OC1S-Receips, 1000 head. Heavy steady. lights y
aIOs lower Bulk 50 s.asd 10 9s9keTs s. s'G$ 80 90;
fsad Market strong Lambs Sc 30 "Tes and nn year.
bolsS6 so yearlnss. s" ottSo An ranSs
sheep 81 75DS6 20: stockers and feeders. So 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06

The local market for duil and
changed - 55c Cor mddlinE upland and j" SOC tor
rniddiing Calf southern SPOT markets NSie &c
- s7iCc. saIes lax GaIes. Norfolk dun unchanged
changed a. 137sc. augusta steady. &c higher at
changed BE Louis STEADY. unchanged a. I&lec:
Hew Orleans quiet and fitady' onrHalfed "' 10 ''''
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
Upland I'D futures opened steady. higher on
near. hiEher on late months cIosed barely seady
~ gncha1ged prices 70 net Sa[hace @ POM fP
November 5ssi9d. November December. $500: De
FebruarS March sod Marci-AprlI Gsolsd: Aprii,
May. 6s1d: May-June. Gsli9d Aanchester-Yarns
flour AND Some Improvement was shown
-four demand yesterday there being fair sales
1r s.ea9 and Dcfsnge5 Pve -four was considera biy
more active with prices firm The following aTe prices
eats IS 0Gse: straghs. 81 10as4 2: winter pat
nter s. ssss 81 20 ex1Ta 20 winer s. ios5 90 rye
~ !aIe fT 81 s S9s5e 10 oRNmExT inn Quoted kim
DRIED s. ooSsS I BAG MEA 1ds an quG;fd Fine whS
nrrn city quoted spring s25 go: standard
sad baf s. Ss25 ri Is sacks @ Ola $3.50
dog $50 10: homny chop $27 bulk SIS 20 sacks: oil
"' GHASfH%wHEAT-T feature of yesterdays wheat
OF the failure OF big Wall Street house
enesEen the market had Developed strong rally
sS9 , 1 e from western Commission houses based on
less fav9Gabs TsPDs from rome h near be no1e @ little
pit covering much stability to the market
and al the close unsettled feeling in all
partly credited much less active
sales this being Limited
10 about loads positions The opening
cbaracterfzed by break of ssc per Chicago
ana about cent OF clear weather in Ger
Of 1c bushel In the Berlin market
I5verpoo also came 1sG14d lover. and there gen
other side to recede from the
strnnR OF Wednesday Receipts In the North
considerable increase in the movement
Warmer weather was predicted up there.
MS fac, uary onsetting the estimate OF prominent
chicago house for crop OF only lSIUoOo0 bushels IN
,ta three hlr sate. Significance Of which was ap-
aren't IN view that Northwest mills last
Argentine shipments were
estimated by oohalI 10000 bushels compared win
previous week The cash narket IA
Nevv York closed follows: No red 81 w elevator
O2% o afost; No j Northern Du!otf y Io7-'
and No winter, 81 oi1s Z o ahoa1 CsOos
slightly opening the market advanced
bushe strong commission house suppoIN.
nm cables lighter receipts than expected AND furtner
corpIant@ about weather Later predictions 19I
,sgnr in connection with The big wal.
So, ,siirs pTouoed a subsequent break Of 11Ac ana
1nss- fhe pr.vious argentine shipments were
bushels. compared with 14o2 Oo
b,,.t%e1, Cash IN New 1oFk
ni@.s. No 2 IN elevator and o
saosf oATy-This market also opened lower but was
adyanc.s from IG2c e bushel by light receipts. ba9
outside support From this high lever
p-.ek OF i9i &C followed. and the market closed ony
,rt.. oer the previous night Cash oats. locally We're
r-a however. closing higher. as folloHs Aixea 20
.-h;t. N 20 40 70. eea75c RYE-Marlet firm; No
w...e-n eoc nominal b. New York bAttLbf-
49,, .,sady Mating. sIn96c I. New York
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
EXPORTS,
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. September <. 1907
'pFF'EE--The coffee market was quiet today. hnt
made fairly steady showing There some slight
DEPRESSION immeiiatei, following the announcement or
the failure Of large We'll street house. but seemed
that The suspension had direct bearing the coffee
market and prices later sealied with the close steady
unchanged = Sales fer tn"
about 10000 bags The opening was steady at IN
changed prices advance Joints response TO
higher French cables and steady situation in tho pri-
mary markets. Business light and beyond set
a partial points during the middle of the DAY
there movement in prices and the close was at
practically the opening basis ERvre was : franc
higher. Hamburg. which had been relatively firm On
the previous dsy. was Ia pig lower al the close
Little change reported tho primary markets The
only movement being advance OF - res al i'io
Receipts the ports 5000 bags against - '
PREVIOUS day and last The weather
reported all sections Of sac iauo and moth
definite learned regarding the had crop
rumo-s which were circulating on NednesiaN-
The market for spot cofee was STEADY WIN quotations
on the basis csc for Rio No :.
The range OF contract prices the local market TO day
mas IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
COPPER AGAIN DECLINES.
T. Il. Heinze Says Weakened Prices
Are Due to Money Market.

Tie New York Metal Exchange yesterday again
fscnoed its quotations for copper lake being quoted
4 cent or II both bid and asked prices al III
cents 10 ~ cents. and eiectrolytic off Il cent at
q cents bid snd ia cents asked. Casting was
quoted unchanged al Il cents bid and IN cents
asked
The current issue of The Iron Age in speak
Es Of the reduction IN the price OF copper TO IS
cents for September and October delivery by the
eso,ns selling agencies. says that the lower quo
'aaoas made recently by smaller sellers have been
sihorawn and that large buyers state that they
VII purchase Only for early requirements, not
'eing thoroughly satisfied that the situation is
soana OF TIE new basis. Evidence is sccumulat-
ihe' II says. that rather more copper was slipped
-pon ne market during the last month under Off
ca prices than the trade generally was cognizant
u quite apart from liberal sales for shipment
snros6
Tbs Sheet Copper Manufacturer Association
ass reduced the base price Of sheet copper from Is
c-ns &c cents pound following the cut 70
: cents IN the price of She metal Sheet Copper
vas lowered from its high record price of % cents
pound 70 q cents July II, just after the United
.4eAls Selling Company and other large selling
interests had reduced the price OF copper from %
oeaif 10 2 cents
z. Augustus Heinze eaid yesterday that he had
-. authorized Tire statement made by p. A. OFar-
- iast Tuesday that copper wss too high at IS
- a pound. de also dsciainled all responsible
. 1 HE opinion expressed by Mr.. o'Farren that
~essrsted Copper stock was full of water. and
-. would be @ gooc thing TO squeeze IL out
M- cFarreIi simply stating his own views
-. a TINE" said Mr. Heinze. land he in way
scteo my views. which decidedly at vari-
-. with his IN this respect.
PIPER lsaa weakened in price because of the
conditions Of tbs money market These
,s'saors haze kept consumers from going ahead
s.s 9Th their operations and the conditions also
- been felt by the producers. These money
& conditions. however. are bound to improve
.,ss near future. snd then. en- confident. we
- ffsev.a