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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16

Covers rrn. Celery rsn. exfso-r a-s s.s.-,s n,xe-
i S's gaali:y I.tao sT Psss stsas5 ssas.
da per bbi s5es7 % sSuS ISSIs' v11
800 %: 90 Maine Der bag 81 G59s1 q; DO long ~
iu per 80 s. 81 SIS 90 40 S'1 Ss, S ssx wsssa
TToE vnsiaad per 3D. g 7sSss 81 81 a sT w 49,
60 Fer baS1st 75ecsI ~. 1eS e2niS head bol s3
ssl SsgSt; Asparagus charEsssen per dozen Sueiss
yTsae6 81 501s2 BEETs chSSssso S01 S.- IS 60
81 6o9s3; DO Florida. per bush crats. SiGsi 81 a.
Dbl s2GSs az os Der bS s Ss 90 NsT S5sAs per
Per DOL y SOg$s 90 unwashed 81 2S9S1 55; eo US
100 punches. sias2 So SG chs s sar
per ten S15aS22 DO Flors5s new ~ ~ $3.50 49,,
s. q DO New Orleans. per este s. s6sssSS cS,
ida. basEet 81 SOaSs DO FFencS psr ss1sn
SANFORD case 81 5O9sa DO ctoTSS 0y -. 60 - ' ss4
81; CIiICoElY New Orleans. per bo. s2gSs 40 FrsnoS
bill S3QS{: do French. Per Dozen 81 SOeSf ~ Hss-
per box s2ss DO Cuban o Sass 75 I4 s ~ "a
large Dbl. s5gSo; KQEII.EIABI Ssw OEsaaS Psr tco
LETTUCE. Florida, per basket, 5OOGS2 50; Go ssIts
S. f'' ies Na% o s 8o Ps9 10 S' s @ &
IS6 >e eo Jfsa5 e. PEI o ~ S6Fs es s 49,,
pickle onions par DBL $4g$9 onions Col7setiss. 4sd
&c red. s2gS2 75: % orsnso County yellow: pa1 eas
$ S 90 S TSS 0 o vs G sA Dr 1 5 % n % @
$50 n s29ss; DO red sS9s2 g; SR4 5STids: psr ea-
s29s4; PEPPEs EloTta' per SSEI .s go ~ e
s3QS4 DO plain. S5qSa; DO Bermuda peg box 75ocslt
a1a5a Ser Sastst 81 5oS2 ROar5TE TioTiaz 30
basket T5cas1 20: New Orleans per DBL s3Qs4S %
Bermuda per box 6OcQS1 so: SPINACH. NoEfolS Par
bbI S1QS2 IS: STRING BEANS Florida. waz- Per eaE-
crate $2634 do green S2Q$3: SQUASH IlazltA
white per box. 81 5O9S2 So do yellow Grooznsos 80
Cuban. white. SIG92 30; TOMATOES, FIort-A
ysr carrier si 50GSS 20 Cuban q 250S2 50: TUEH-P
Canada. rutabaga per b5l, S19S1 4; Do Jersey snd
Long Island. rutabag8 9Oc9Si 40 nearoy wllLs ~ 80
So % do New Orleans. white. SzaSSi WAIEEtlk-1sA
per 100 punches. S1aS2 so .. - -.
xood selling position though few buyers purchase vty
At our late figures Prime however. rules tim acc Soe1
quality undergrades hold fair run or asInano- Con-
IS offered az CONCESSIONS Woacnsr eA7
and less checks very trse arT.va.A ~
Prime bales. 100 10 81 NO 4 " 70
S1 IL. No q 81 O5GS1 10: No g. 65G95o: shippnE SCI
clover mixed, SOcQS1; clover clear, 7O9GOc. STRAW
Supplies run moderate and prices respond with Ic1s
tone; parcels long 656Ic &c the ooss
in tons, reported &C noon To-
day at Produce Exchange: HUDSON River Railroad
2SO; Erie 800; Pennsylvania I'D Delaware, Laeiaals
&. western Lehigh Valley. 14Os Baltiora q Ohies
90 Ontario Western. 80; Central OF New Jersey 1Itf
total 90 tons. Receipts or straw. 20 ton8-
Toledo. March 15.-CLOVEFSEED-(sash ana G1rrns
IS April. IS s2s; October SO 50 TIMOTELXs 81 -
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.Iael prices IN The local market to-day

The local with prices
FOR Iniddlng sales. 100 bales southern spot
NJ I14c, sales 452 bales baltimore nominal UNCHANGED
11isc. Little Rock steady unchanged AZ lo'sc 81
steady unchanged Iolac sales, loo bales Savannah
easy unchanged IG'4c Galveston firm. unchanged
at 10 10 lGc sales $3.50 aes Wilmington steady gn-
changed al l0'sc Augusta quiet UNCHANGED al llssc;
sales = 600 Houston steady unchanged ut 11sc
sales 9i7 bales. Estimated REGENTS leading points
saturday: At Houston, 5Ooo To 5000 bales against
weston $40 70 90" bales ae2Iest - s3a bales last wees
ana $soa bales '1St year at New orleans 200 y 5000
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
good SAFES 1000 bales. speculation export
loco bales American 5000 bales; receipts $4,000 bales
opened steady, TO points lower; closed firm net
Esd april May and MayIun' 72i: June y. 57iYsa:
JuyoAugus I'D; AGsust September 5dS,sd: septeus-
December and necembes January 562d. January Fenru
FLOUR ANb Tas nadeT Slt ts ai'r In
rur ana hsIer and yn 1r% me- part 1l spt's
were barely ssady but not guoabiy chansed Rye nour
Spring patents 81 lsas 75 winter s,rashts 81 asa 50
So no. RttKWHEAT FLGIR Marcs dull s. 20 ao S19
nal spot ana . arrive; RYE Flour steady quoted:
cGRNMEAL steady; quoted: Kiln dried s. GSilSa Is. as
TO Se own 81 2oaS g coarse 81 i6s Il FfEb lS sn
EN- steady ely hrm quoted: Western spring S24 20:
sacks ~,
sol ~ bulk ST. - sacks; oil meal, SO
NHEaT-l iv-CinS under heavy selling
IRE after O'clock the wheat market developed lowest
week near the close. and
under the previous night ia New York There was almost
no support given the market In hour willie bear
the effect conditions painted
esUecially Kansas. where ntimated thar the
present outlook points breaking crop IL
might have been part Of plan among To let the
market s way for while and get Oversod again
hut the support from this no
touch with market also on the fact that
little or attempt was made to any green
bug except such drfted In Of
OF news items If previous
line OF action Will be carried
sufficiently short when is
has not been heard before the
OF market however, damage hardly
cred and crowd sold with that reflected
only beash opinions the crop outlook Foreign mar
also IN the declining tendency prices
cept that z Liverpool hardly great
Budapest and u marks Berlin. Re
ceipts the Northwest and points were
rether liberal Weather conditions all
wise favored bears It being clear with seasonabs
Temperatures Argentine shipments. reported by
hall 100000 bush for the week, against 4624
hush week. While 1.-THE
mort was considered little bulish clearauces OF
wheat nd -four the other hand. small.
show OF strength In the market
A. the npeniug. when prices sold up Nose over the
4rbe cash market depressed by the options
and closed easy without export business. No
red Saisc elevator and e3lao ahoat Northern
Tlluth elhc and No hard winter, S5Ac Z afioat.
COllNxcept right 1t the opening when price
slightly thu previous night there was much weaker
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 10 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market active and
lower under heavy Wall street selling which
believed 10 represent liquidation OF long lines order
10 release funds for the purpose Of investing in stocks
az the recent decliD" The opening irregular at
advance Of points to decline Of 10 points. and prices
curing the miGile session showed loss lOdlJ
points under the Wall liquidation referred and
the full primary receipts Trading interests and shorts
bought Al the decline and prices steadied little in
the late trading. with steady loss OF
6HlO Points Sales reported OF about $1,000 bags
one Wall Street house credited with selling about
1000 bags OF May and September, and as there had
been no sign OF this LIQUIDATION on the previous day the
idea that IL forced by the break in stocks seemed IN
tenahle. II believed purchases made
time supposedly by large Western OPERATOR
who at the quoted expressing very bullsh
opinion of the market The Brazilian markets We're IN
changed Receipts the ports were $1,000 bags.
against l+0O0 last and jundiahy receipts were 1000
bags. against 1000 bags last \ press dlspatch
from RIO stating that official Of sac TaIlo was going
Europe negotiate loan Of f5OOOOOO was naturally
with the vao-izat!On plan In some way al
though bull interests claim that Brazil has plenty or
money NH.ori2atOn purposes without entering the
money markets uUa1r present conditions European
markets little lower. Havre closing unchanged 70
a pig auT Hamburg at net decline Of 4H = pig
market FOR spot coffee steady with quotations
the basis OF Tisc for Rio No .. .
The of contract prices IN the o'at HUI"eI 10
follows.
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COAL FIGHT BEGUN.
Independent Companies Charge
Railroad Rate Discrimination.

Baltimore, March ia fight for life in the
coal business is what William a. Glasgow, at
torney for the Pitcairn Coal Company. termed
its suit against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company which begun in the United
States Circuit Court before Judge Morris to-day.
Discrimination in the distribution Of coal cars
WAS the burden of Mr.. Glasgow allegations as
he commented on the petition filed by the indie
pendent company against the railroad and the
allege1 favored coal companies.
The petition OF the Pitcairn Coal Company
and the other Independent operators asked the
court 10 restrain the Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad
from discriminating against the Independent coal
operators in the distribution of coal cars on the
Monongahela division of the railroad. Joint an
swers to this suit have been flied by the Cum
berland & Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the
Paramount Coal Company, the Somerset Coal
Company, the Clarksburg Fuel Company, the
Consolidation Coal Company. the Southern Coal
and Transportation Company and the Pittsburg
& FaiTmOunt Fuel Company.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market Cor outside securities opened strong
tnt q general Improvement OF from % points
over The heavy slump OF Thursday followed. The
saarp recovery In the stock market was largely
rssDOnsible Cor Tho better prices on the curb Ihe
tendency AZ times wns reactionary through heavy
Realizing, but sn the afternoon. under increased
buying orders. the highest prices Of the day
were made. The trading as q whole was somewhat
less active. Chicago Subway recovered points on
heavy purchases. United Copper improved 2
points. Greene Consolidated ga Hnd GTeene-can-
nnsa Zk NIpissIny advanced ~. but eased OF
slightly. Newhouse Mining armer. Nevada.
nish improved q. Dayis-Daly was irregular, on
'fszh liquidation. Butte Coalition after gain OF
nearly { points, lost more than hail. Furnace
creek, Stewart Mining. Nevada Consolidated and a
Apinher OF che lower priced shares were decidedly
stronger. Waterbury Company ana Western Ice
Neie materially higher. Standard Oh was up 8
.a'lts Great Northern rights advanced points
sons ruled STEADY.
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orHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

East Buaalo. March 16-CATTLE-Recoipe1. 100 hea1i
and arm prime steers s. 6OgS6s saiprGns S4
VFyAI.S-Feceiuts go head active and 20
lover 81 25qSS % HOGS-Receipts 5000 head active
and STEADY. pigs. 81 So roughs Sc 9o 90
closing a shade lower SHEEP AND IaAMBS-Eoeeillas
II 0O0 head sheep active and steady lambs and yea
Iiugs IGG1jc lower; Ianabs s5G%S; yearhrsA 50 no
So s..
Including Southerns. market strong Choice export
and dressed steers s. 40S6 So fair TO Good g 800
S. 20 red steers S4SS So stSeeTs and feedeEs
T5TS5 So 1898 %: Southern cows
SSS native cows s. 6OQS4 20 native heifers s. 800
81 81: bulls So 40QS4 TO- calves s. 259$1. HOGS-Ee~
Csfrts 5oO head market &c lower. Top 50 %:
bulk ~ sales 81 650S6 -; heavy So ISa9$5 90; packers
sf ga asa 10 pigs and lights s. 5OQS6 T5 SEiEEPLs-
ceots 3 500: market strong Toe higher Lanbss 81 3
aS7 75 ewes yearngs Sg 50 So Mestsrn TED ysaF-
Western led 9heep SOgtO SJi sreoefs
AMI feeders, 50 506$5.
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New York. March 10
ing 145 FOR saugh5sFers and e FOR the Haro ana
ears on Trade slow; top steers easad OF 50
DAY: TAT bulls were rated easier. light medium bqs
in limited receipt and siSaeX oos cows s slow
and &C tower; Ioo ss ,s75S IIs- eic,rsd sir -
asa So COVE az 81 75gS4 TO- two or aSs choice fas
dressed beef trade sitsr in tone Or p5s LysyDOo Sna
az 1l7Hl71G PEI 70. If eSriasrator bssF a. qlIiS
the Bonifaee BY shambeEg & Son 20 Para Brazil Io-
& Son cattle. be unloaded az Antwerp; the New
s2E5 GssI''s and SeSS quarters for no s
Carmania i59 quarters for me Caany L 1 So M
United Dressed Beef Company asns with TIE pssyiS9s
ests shss3, qS5s5s q BET q. g RoTs E
seiss-srn, Commission cOm9a4ys T Hi7 9ss ,ssaEs
50 %; IS 1886 70 At So 90 II o. AL - a. s. Pc
% Pennsylvania do 1ols n. at S. bull 1870 n al
Mcpherson Co: o kentucky stseEs. ilas n. $ %;
20 DE- 1857 r. at S so % do 1870 n S. 80; 20 dO
1122 70 at y &c. bulls i2i9 r. a. e I 90 Ivy 20:
1890 :, n a. s. - 1o DO u 1o g. s. as 9 SIS do
So so rs do 81 10 50 80. do. SS5 n a. s. 20
at at 81 s.: d. sss n At 81 50; 10 DO
1S7 r. At S. 60: 20 do i161 h. at S Co. % do 1isO n
At $ So p DO 1l5o n at s. 80; 20 do la r. az s. 90
1850 n. So 50; cow. 1870 n at s. s5 l DO 1900 ~
81 DO a. s74 n a. a. 81: do. "a n. at 81
Is Illinois steers. ITS az
do. 11I6 10. at IS 80
A IL Eppstein Illinois steers. 1921 n. at s. So
CALVE-Receipts 15S head ell for the market.
Good prime veas IN fair demand and hrm the
unfergrades steady Common really soOd veals sold
NJ S5 so per 70; Dressed calves steady
S13isc n for city dressed veals and s9l@o
for dressed.
saissNsvt9aa : co: q, ys e les 3 r at So
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts were 8 cana Of Isl
head including 4 for slaughtersrs and for tbs
market making held over from Yesterday
cars Sheep nominal but TIE feeling was
steady. and Three were
u sell at prime lambs sod az 81 i29
Il per 100 quiet at S11Oc per 10.
dressed at 11e813c- Country dressed hothonaa
lambs steady S58$9 per
6ales-Newtou & $50 lambs. - - aTerage.
at 81 % per 100 10 % state sheep and Gull lambs. q ID
az So
IIOGs-Recsipts were "a cars 4s516 head, eli con-
signed direct slagherers Nothing doing Tor lack o.
stock Market uomnay steady fOr al veishts Country
dressed slow At siaS1O1sc Per u 1oF ueinna q
ffrqr v.aFrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
BOSTON NO LONGER SECOND PORT.
Showing for Year Almost Illuminating, Says
Secretary Of Chamber Of Commerce.

Boston. March 15.-In detailed statement Of
ports and imports at the port Of Boston for the
year 1906 issued to-day by the Boston Chamber Of
Commerce. Secretary Daniel d. Morse says that
the showing ''is almost humiliating' The gain OF
only 40 per cent in the combined totals of imports
and exports over the previous year is a smaller
percentage OF gain than that Of any other Atlantic
or Gulf port.
Tho exports from Boston in 1906 amounted TO
ss9S7OO6 an increase of $5,57212 or 6s per cent
an increase OF sI 26T S72 or per cent over those
of the previous year. Boston thus loses the position
she has long held as the second port OK the coun-
try in the matter OF combined exports and imports
New Orleans succeeding 20 that place, with New
York the head OF the list, 1Soston becoming
third Boston remains second IN imports ana NTH
IN arp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
cuNARp LINES WINTER PLANS.

In view OF the increasing popularity OF the trips
20 the Orient tho steamship companies engaged in
carrying Messengers through the Mediterranean
are making their announcements for next winters
cruises much earlier than usual Moreover. the
Increasing patronage OF the lines conducting these
tours las induced them 20 place some OF their
largest and best ships in the Mediterranean ser
rDOllnces thsf the steamer Caronia VIII again
90 the Mediterranean next winter sa4ins from New
York % Ter FIST trip on JannaIy 3. asOes
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COTTON RECEIPTS


rei Western winter. Is Sd: No California. IS O.;
fres uuet. March Gs sd; May. Us Sad. july. 6s Esd
CORN, spot American mixed new quiet As SID; Do old
As sid REEF India steady. SIS 81 PORK.
prime western, quiet 81 9d H0FSt az London
tPacinc CoasU easy r I6s0f3 l0d. PEAS. Canadian
steady. 6s Slsd FLOUR 81 Louis fancy winter am,
Is HAMS. short Is 10 rs 10. firm. SGs BACON.
Ioug clear mddes light Is 70 "a n quiet SIS long clear
heavy 80 70 quiet OILS Cd. short clear
steady. sos bellies. IA to &c 10.
quiet SIS Cumberland 26 50 10 steady. sos e.
short rib, quiet Cd SHOULDERS square.
II 70 IL n. DUH i6s Cd. LARD. prime Western. IN
weak. Sd. American refined. In pals. weak
~ CHEESE. Canadian finest white. strong. ddS ca
finest CoOTed strong. 0Ss TAILOWs prime city,
strong. SOS I'D TCRPENTINE. spirits. steady. Us
IINSEED OIL steadF. 22s Sd. PEIROLGCA ste1ays
cad TtOSIN. common. steady. los Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16

,,D7-r,N- cotton less active TO-DAY
but red steaGcr and closed steady al net -.
factor On The advance while there was 6oo' ga
1y.-tr following the recent severe break anu ~
aru.ar.l ss though ball leaders were supper s ~
Nav option sales the day were estimated AZ
points IN response better cnbles than eSptc'ii;
inrrove1 tone in the and covering Fttte1
worked IN a. net gain about IL points on the
no, early session Dut at tlts y ca e
movement ana subsequent fluctuations were rresutI
The taertsns seemed pretty steady however ana ol
or two EFFORTS which made during the day 70 star
renewed liquidation found good buying orders !" ~
fror the hest under realizing. Receipts continues o
week over carry estiniat's
REPORTS OF congesflon arising from lack OF
ZION facilities IN South suggest no mne ilato ANN
large receipts are certainly factor against any speedy
revival OF bun interest while the weather remains go9
time bulls expect that The census ie-
mort 10 h published Wednesday Will SHOW crop
before tho and attention Is 5us' ~"
heinz attracted by relative nrmuess OF the shay posi-
non which IS selling only 4 points under July
southern SPOT markets generally unchahRtd 81
Port receipts $50 bales against ll7-s6 last YEAR
overland mills and Canada 3le1S bales aEalist 1850
last year. Southern akngs. estimated JoOV baes
against az year. OF stocks at interior towns
far tho week .56 bales. against 1851 t+ last year
Total crop moyemeut-Purt receipts bA5 w. palts'
as. EOS I3t year. overland % mills and CANADA
0Sl 695 bales against T2u 30 last southern uil aN
interi9r towns of September l. 39 I4@ bales
brought sight thus FAR Tor
soas t43 SIS bales against e.l30 1n2 last The
total crop movement IS for 1876 days this season against
last season
The rauge Of prices Tn the local market to-day
Wal as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
For the week ending Friday. March u, 1901

Net ,a receipts at an cnl.ea s.. 1''. 1saE
Me- reCel l @l an 0 ~ ....,'.... dTTssT
Total receipts September 50
5ars AsOloa
Exports for the week LIVES
lrsI svnors since Senter1ber ..,..... 638 SIS
Total exports last 40
Stok az All United states ports. O24O8O
stock al an Ohi'sa states pol-7 So 80 T7oe4T
stock at an interior towns 6205oS
Sci ar All inferir towns same time last year. 57A4Gd
Stock az Liverpool this time last 11S0o0
S' Ijas II las, al geaT a.' -. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16

59ne e ne eer1 market and IN the Afternoon teens q
48ISc IRON top point OF the day recorded. Per
eIStnI naeFinS by the bears brought out stop-loss
5eng arter midday. when lowest prices were reached
vas induced by much better weather In the West and
% for considerably larger movement IN tne
AItuIe X cars be obtained Gables were easier
~ eleerances only moderate. Argentine shipments
70 o. 600 bush against 10000 bush last week;
eAporL business consisted loads. ana weekly clear
were about 100000 smaller than last weess
s0si 40 corn here closed SIC elevator ana bzfso
anoati No white, 53isc. and No yellow, $50
% aueat OATS-TheTe bad break IN tbs market
also, amounting 10 lac on May at Chicago and 56c
JLS; The opening about 1sGAc higher, but the
ete1'ineSs did hears aggressive,
WIG 70 the talk OF larger receipts and hammered the
persistenty all day Cash oats here declined
te IN sympathy closing follows: Mixed. % to 90 n,
~ &c natural white, 30 20 70, 40g5lc, and clipped
Mstle, 81 10 40 10 50G53z RYE. BARLEY and BUCK
WHEAT nominal Wheat ducudng four exports f0F
me week according radstTeets aggregated S0o2t
eust against 225S03 last week and 2OlO23 last year
since July ]. 1906 wheat 125OO4S6O bush,
against the
We're I93S254 bush. against 2eS1572 last week and 25
- last year Since July !. 1896 exports were
4''Jl3 l&I bush. against 50 o52. 40 last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
MAGE INcREAsE EoR i've HUNDRED.

oswego. y. Y March l5-FIve hundred employees
OF the Diamond Match Company here were told TO-
day that on April 1 they would receive an increase
In wages amounting 20 10 Per cent
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BONDS.
q iBsa H 20 . q -
BOSTON cuRs MARKET.

7leportea BY J. Thomas Reinhardt No IS Wall strest
Sew York. end No. 70 Exchange Place. Boston)
S6arssI Stock Open. High I Low ! Last.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ehs
"A Tribune received their Uptown once. no. 1S5s
Broadway, between seth ana Stsh sts ynsil oe-aeS
oGces regular once rates until o'clock y via;
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ofas slGs1 800 100 R1e37sl1 25s Inc s4a 4os 81

The production Of the several properties for the
year I'm comparison with tho results for the fiscal
year 1905. was follows. N tons:
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City Hotels.

HOTEL ENDICOTT
elegant. comfortable and h0r1eLiks hotel
for quiet people in the City Of New York Write for
particulars.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r. L. Day CO.. No. Nassau strsefD |
NFrh X .F~b "A AFch AZ Il


'Alaea 4E1 dividend.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
THE ALFONSO IS
REPAIRED AND
ELOATED
Spanish Steamer Which Has
Been Here Several Days
Will Proceed Today.

The Spanish mail and passenger
steamer Alfonso XIII, which was
towed into this pert last Monday, was
fioated from the naval dock at the
Pensacola navy yard yesterday after
noon at 1 O'Clock, and this morning
at daylight will cross the bar and
proceed on her interrupted voyage to
Vera Cruz, where she is awaited by
a large cargo and a number of pas
sengeTs, who will make the voyage 10
Spain.
The work done on the Alfonso was
very satisfactory to Captain AmezaZa
There was a delay in getting the ship
in the dock, and some time lost on
this account, but as soon as possible
work was rushed, with the result that
yesterday morning the propeller was
placed in position, a key driven in and
the navy yard, placed on the end of
the shafting. A trial of the propeller
after the vessel had been floated
showed that the work had been salts
factOrfly done.
1t required about an hour and thirty
minutes to float the Alfonso. At 1880
a. m. the pumps were started and
water began to flow into the dock.
sinking it slowly with its big burden
At 1856 there were indications that
the vessel was afiOat, but the pumps
were kept going until the dock had
sunk TO depth of nearly % feet AT
1904 p. m. the Alfonso floated from
the dock, and later was placed out
in the stream and prepared TO proceed
to sea.
Yesterday afternoon the captain,
accompanied by Vice-Consul BOrras,
II,
ance papers were secured for Vera
Cruz. The steamer Will proceed this
morning at daylight.
Many persons who had not before
had the opportunity of seeing the ship
went on excursions and by electric
cars TO the navy yard Sunday to get
a view of the big Spanish passenger
and mail steamer while she was in
the dock. Only those having permits
were allowed aboard, out all obtained
a good view of the ship