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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
Proposals.

DUBLIC NOTIcE--sA1-E OF $4,000 LOCAL M
Il proveuaent Certificates OF debtedness--Sealsd
proposals viii be received by the City Clerk az his
Mechanic streets up 20 s o'clock p m Tuesday, DC
tober % 1907 500 10000 Local Improvement
tifcates OF Indebtedness OF 100000 each. to be Is
anticipation OF the collection OF curbing
ter!nE and Tagging assessments and pursuant a
resol Of the Common Council adopted October
1907. and Chapter 12S Of the Laws OF 1893.
he Acts arnendatory thereof certificates
shall be numbered consecutively from
est number issued. VIII bear interest the rate
per cent? per centum per annunn. and VIII
sold the person. firm corporation offering the
highest premium therefor. and viii be dated 1sr
day October. 1907. and payable the OF
November and May in each year, and the principal
OF certificates shall be payable hrsr day
81 October. 1912. but shall contain their an
option city pay the after year from
their date Each proposal be accompanied by
certified check 81 600 90 payable order OF the
Citv Treasurer 81 the City OF Rochelle Or the same
amount in cash. such deposit 70 be forfeited the
~ the party parties whom these certificates
shall be awarded shall fail 20 take and pay for the
in accordance with the terms Of sale.
thcates be delivered the Office Of the City Treas
% the City - New Rochelle, y Y. Sfsr
day OF October. 1907 No bids viii be received
par Purch viii be required pay accrued
interest The Common Council reserves the right 20
reject any all bids
Dated New Rochale y. Y October : 1907
CHARLES KAMNERNTEYER.
CIerx
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making. the calves 17s9 sale. vesis were
ems arm to Shade higher The pens were, cleared
choice 50 "a culls Sass 5O at sag
s. 62A common Westerns at 50 90 Dressed ca1zss
for dressed g1assers and 7912se country dressed
average at 50 50 per 100 n do. ia 70; at 50;
% 80 at ss and az fed Gales at o 10 s ~ %
gga:ssrs 4o5 ~ a $s s2rs; % do 1874 ~ at So 49,
d y s DO Y Ys az as 50 49, e. at
81 90 30 1so n s. s' s. so d. Dc Eos 100 M S. S. %
s grasses 70 3o7 m ~ a" at 5 S 90
John P. Nelson: II veals, $50 10, at 50 so; 1s do,
at IS so; II do 1o6 II. s.; DO. las n, at 81;
1Ss at IS = w Western G calves ft M o
Curtis SON: eo ysaIs 40 Is. 10 a, So 30 30;
81 do 14S n. IS: u do al n. at 50 so; do
at IS 49, 70 YsaTRgs y: s42 n at 81 S 50 10 do
cults al - 1879 n O at s. 56 q rassers and fed
2o3 ID at s. 80: DO. 37a n. at s. 60 "a. :. a.
1872 ~ a! So: do Ia3 s. So Is srassoTs 10
s at s. g I d l 6a en- at s. 81 vsa 1sa n
s. 2 G %' enye at 60 NJ a9 81 's ass IS
271 n. at 50 so; l yearng. $50 n at So - -
147 M Sua al S. So % DO I32 at ios
sPas Sc s' 2o5 ~ ~ at at s. 5 led calves
do I55 n at s.; ii do 10 n. At ST. do. 100 10
So sTassers 1919 m as a. 50 so go 20 a. do 1ss
So So i 90 1:s r :n55: S DO Jos N. at So
SHEEP AND LAMIss-Receipts for two days
p GsT or !gI f hfhe S cars t TOR tT
stock So cars 70 be sold OF which 40 at Jersey city
demand and others quiet at steady prices prime and
grades but steady Goth street the market
yards was weak. About II partly late arrivals
shp sad at 81 s5 5e per 100 10 eu5 at 5! s
common 70 prime lambs at ssqs7 A.; ? cars choice
lambs at So s5as7 - Dressed mutton steady at "a
Sdn ss9s a a. 10
saies-Ioo IN 9 Sn4H on Ss STATE IaInns. 10
do 81 Ii, at So STA do b. Sc so: II 80
do 70 ID. at Sc 500 2s5 do 6s ID. at So So state
To- at 81: Pennsyiyania do 1872 h. at s. s. do 105
date saturday G6a canada lambs. IS i6. at 81
Newton & Co; go virginia lambs, e 10. at 81 Coz
do p lD at sa 80 s. To- viz
KSrns Comnission COMPANY e26 state lambs u b.
at g go 100 26G do do 90 b at s. goo 4as d6 Sc h.
$3.50: 70 ohio sheep. ia 10 at s. so les Kentucky
McIherson & - pa lambs 81 70. at 81: % Ohio
sanders: 2a$ state lambs z n at g A. ae7 d. a
s "a Pennsyvania DO 50 n at 50 TO 50 state sheep
ana al a ,ot IT. a 81 ~ P sS} DO io n at
s. . culis SO n at So ~ state DO 81 n at So
s. n Al s. q; do - n s. IS: IS %. 81 n.
= s l. s Dilenbac< 2o7 Canada lambs IS y. a,
Vermont IT. 90 o 81 n at s. 90 17s state DO 50 n at s.
Canada sheen. 90 n at s. 30; 10 Vermont do IS n
3 =. 22 IS c 81 Sc 5i s. g At 81 q Yer
Andrr Mullen: Is state lambs II n at 81: II do 65
n So - sheep. 1O7 n So do. 13S 10 81 -
20 cIlls. n. 50.
John + Nelson ~ lambs - n. s. %: do
q n 81; % sheep 1o4 ~ at 81 90 q do 100 n. at
Gull. q n at $ - o. 81 10 at 81 20; IS sheep 40 n
81 s.: do n q
CO = NJ Sc 80; sheep. 10 -. at 81 80; cuis.
II II. Hollis: % state lambs. y n. s. -. sheep
12+ n, az s.; Vermont DO III n az So cus - 70
al 81
Nc o s for Two days wers 81 ss5 g!
S7GST per state and
-
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sTAND4RD OIL FIGHT.
uH Contest S29, 10000 Fine on
Tzgcnfy-fCe Points.
j. oct 21-P,arz for the effort that wi

ch,csgo, oct 21.-PIar,s for the effort that will
=. made ~ tie Standard Oil Company - have
tss s29. 24oO-O fne imposed by Judge Land;s
--,,ea out by the United states Circuit Court of
,rnsaIs were discussed yesterday, Twenty five
lin points VIII lie advanced wher. the case
.ornes 10 trial In January.
The principal arguments will be that the gov
,-nr,ent attorneys failed to inform the defence
= the Alton immunity agreement: t:Iat the Ell
,i,s act under which the conviction was OBJ
lined was unconstitutional: that as the Hep
srr act was passed before indictments were
...r ned prosecution under the provisions OF the
rr,tns law was illegal; that Judge Lands did
,o+ compute the number of violations correctly:
nat certain evidence should not have been adj
lifted. and that the Standard oil Company &C
,snted the rates in question with the under
sanding that they were authorized rates
4 COPY Of the bill has been given TO United
states District Attorney Sims, and Special As
.stant District Attorneys WiIkerson and Parkin
,-u begin their study of the documents this
yreek and make their preparations TO combat
.bs arguments advanced. The bill will not be
sled in the Court OF Appeals, however, before
T,eoenber J. Included in the bill as given 10
ar sims Is q copy of Attorney General Bona
,or+e's letter 10 the District Attorney, which
ss read in Judge Landiss court at the time
she immunity matter was finally disposed of
This states that the agreement was made pre-
,ious 10 the beginning Of the trial. The attor-
lows argue that If they had been Informed Of
,be agreement under which Alton officials took
the witness stand they would have questioned
49,, differently.
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tyA
iaiddiing upland and II sc for mIddnE Gf o'S ter
as follows Wilmington steady lice lower AZ II go
Norfolk quiet. 10 lower; at II &c; sales bales:
steady. lower. At II 3l6c; sales Ar bales: 81
changed AT I1 C, Little Rock STEADY pnclanged a.
He. Galveston duh, unchanged 1lac: New or
MohiIs easy unchanged at Il%c: sales 200 baies,
Savannah dun and easy, Ice lower. IIIsc: sales
Estimated receipts f9r leading points Tuesday: At
39555 last year New Orleans l00n0 900 against
!GG9S last week ana 2073S last year. Galveston
1900. against 1000 last week and - III
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables. spot
Sales. 5000: speculation and export. 300 American
1900; imports 1000 bales Futures opened quiet
net d, slime Of GGI0is points on near ana Of az a
5lL on distant positions October GGid. 0c,ofsorF
November. 5.gsl4d. November December oo1. BE-
ceTnber-January 3s6i4d; January February 5s3isd:
MAJ . 7ai4d: May-June a.7slkd: June Jus ~ -
July-Ausust. 5751zd. Manoh ester-Yarns ana cloths
FLOUR AND MEAI-The -four market was unsettled
spring patents. RYE FLOUR quiet quoted Fair
good $685. -. choice to fancy 81 sass go CORN
t NFaI easv: quoted: Fine white and Ill i S -
81 80 coarse 81 45GS1 J0 Western steady: oit
sey $50 o oar do ssr o red S i'5Pd9 5 mid
shipment city bran. S27 in bulk SIS 5Ja$29 sacks
in bulk. $50 20 IN sacks; oil meal. Sl@s32
a ~, selling At 81 16s far December broke sii
~ s. as closing near the lowest figure # the dsy Bg
5Glasc below Saturday. Liverpool also nad excited
opening a result II reports that the drouh Aus
traIla unreIIeved The coee in that p
higher while Paris up 50l5 points and Berlin ana
eloed COON aftsr opening the remainder Of
the day was On big segie In al n,-r!.t ono conH.s
10000 This heavy pressure *as started by pG
gatc c3'its 't s,-stia on1 ra5 ,o,S,t,cl ,c,tc,
moan the essls rroAiEI tnrsser iin0sius nsn tx
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COTTON-The cotton market was unsettled aI ~;
lower today with steady at n'f lee-s ~
to IS points Sales for the day were estimated at
30 bales. Lot. .,
The opening was steady at decline n points 20
m ADVANCE Of . points the later months beng Ieia
lively firm as a result Of covering They soon eaSea
off however. in keeping with the nearer I9jslu,I-
slich influenced by lower IAVe[pGol eloies 1i
rerorrs of increased spot offerings from the Souih
Liverpool was moderate seller here ana mere Us
selling and March by the South VIM n
said 10 he against spots There was slsnt Iel.I
during middle Df the mGrnlng, plt tle s'it,ial
tendency Of the market downward until prices
eowe-l net loss Of - IA points on the &C
Subsequent fluctuations Irregular, uut
he within point or two Of me
lowest az close. December maintained It's premium
~ about points January. but sold below lie.
January later positions made low records
Liverpool considerably lower than due, and privat
cables decline increased hedging sales
and freer offerings. Some private wires
received during the day from various southern
points confirming Liverpool advices the easier
tendency q southern holders ana was .eported that
Farmers Union cotton was Offering In Mississippi at
slight concessions Several private wires claimed an
situation in the interior markets OF Texas. but
the estimate for to-days receipts al Houston was lga
The weather map made favorable showing IN the
main, frost being reported the belt while the
precipitation in the Southwest too light 10 invite
criticism.
The range Of contract prices market
was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22

crease Of 900 visible supply, compared
WIZ, decrease on the corresponding date last year OF
$1,000 bush; There was also good deal Of selling
OF LeN Northwest receipts and reports that Northwest
ou[y houses had received enormous amounts Of wheat
on SATURDAY Arrivals Minneapolis, Duluth and Win
hpee TOT the day about 1000 The worlds ship
ehts amounted 10 lS.3l2G0O BUSH compared with 13.4os
VV pus the previous week according 70 BroOmha this
supplying the largest total Of the season Ex-
pl business while liberal. small beside the big
total worked on saturday, the sales o'clock being
reported at 90 loads. No wheat the local
market vas quoted at s. 1895 elevator and 81 1913
ailal, 30 l Northern Duluth. 81 PA. and No hard
W,ate+' u 10 q afoat CORN-The corn opening was
aSt as active as wheat. with advance Of 11sC at
caJaso' after which the market broke . bush.
crossing weak at about the lowest The early strength
vas on hTnler cables. the wheat and smaller
cIs at chicago than had been expected Influences
emery responsible for the estimates
LOT arser caTlot receipts Tuesday worlds shipments
81 o7o''"p bush compared with 2.GsOOOO bush the
oeloe ana rood weather through the visible
zallN increased $4,000 bush. No > quoted
as n, tIeS a,oi and !$c b anoat: No white, 739c.
a.l 40 yellow, i3c ahost OATS-After early
c ss '9eTe was break II 1'ec to 1'c in the market
t"r oaLS l"iIpWng other grains. Liquidation a
taNE S'if throughout the Afternoon The visible
lH'ieS'1l 'l 100 bush, and closed
s Mixed. PC to 80 n 5Gr. natural white
~ ~ - SPd2c; clipped white. ~ 62aa71c.
y market quiet: No Western p7c T o New York
II.Attl3t Market steady; mailing 81 1881 % c Z
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CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New York October u ra3-
o-ay. sales being reported Of 81 GOO hays when ,s
!tls 9VeT the recent average Fluctuations lrre
higher Say '''' 1iliiansed 10 o points
The market opened steady at unchanged r-res - al,
advance OF points IN response 10 higher F,l,rre1r
cables. There considerable Wau StTSe, 'iir, -
promptly absorbed by brokers' the market graz
encouraged 10 extent by larger primary receipts u
the primary markets seemed 10 be steady and toward
the close prices here rallied 10 the opening figures On
covering and trade support Bearish operators are in
theory that tie movement has heen rer-llatss Nv s
continue practically present scale until much later
- IN
the movement nothing an ordinary flrtua-
ton in the marketing Of any agr-lt,lr
two ports were "a 900 bags against % 90 bags as
1900 bags. against $1,000 bags year and 900
- ~, nc. - -al to- tI i,7 %.
7uT1G00 bags year 1900 bags years
me market i9r spot coffee was quiet with prices on the
Total warehouse deliveries in the Tinted states Tor the
week VeTe lL57l bags against "2s3i bass the previous
I42 $50 bags for the years ego.
house deliveries from New York % bags
week
The weekly cearances and shipments from Rio and
santos last week were as toio"s RIO ceatannes eWp
bags 10 Europe and 1900 70 the Cape. etc RIO ship
90 = r-.,-o.,-7
anees 24e0e0 Including 700 bags the United
246 90 Fags - 5'~ 81 6n6 has we're f,r trs United
States and 1900 bags for Europe.
Bahia receipts for The week were 1900 hags win ne
stock % bags 'learances TO Germany 200
Receipts Of coffee at RIO ana santos for the were
300 go bags against $4,000 bags last week and 900 90
The range contract prices the local market today
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BEEVEs-Recepts for two days go cars. or
siaarh4Srer. and ~ Tor the y which CO at
JtI5rS St @n1 Win Weight were in fair demand and
,r AZ the upper yards al 25c highger. bologna
we're FUN steady and also fat cows, the medium cows
held choice native steers sold at SiaS6 80
T lao I2 bu nd al s Sa S With ,sns at s. 5os2 IS
one bull at 81 e. COWS at 81 ooaSf one extra
Dressed was moderate demand at SaIo'.e per
and London cattle markets quiet and unchaHEci ship
400 cattle for j. shanberg & SON head for schwarz
schd & suzeger 500 quarters OF beef datter es-
IA u Pennsylvq9 o7s 5, steer 81 1850 $50
- e9y nj 1872 at 81 at 20 s. % d. ii 1as st.
at & 40 l24 do I277 10 s. 7is 20 do 1245 n at
s. 90 DO i S. do 9s9 n st s. 4o II West st
Ii5os cows s.: q DO 1870 n at s. 50 -.
20 Ai 90. i2so rs 1900 d.
i a5'i p 81 At 3 a. iiaa
=, at s. 8. D. 30 n. at $500; DO 1850 n at
81 T s vs. 6eS ee as 1881 1881 at at s. g 3
DO 1901 ~ So 90 Is Virginia %, Do 1905 \ a. 81 TO-
Il ,S s' 5 at & 81 s. - d. n TO- STATE Do
d. O. 100 H. at s. IS IS d. s5i n sa "a do rs
.o Son q. T y. g. y q aa lais rs 1850 g
20 o. 1852 n al S. % ~ o. 1883 n at 81 27 II 80
TO- =" s. istS ~ a;
Tobln shannon: l stocker. $50 n. at So bull.
81 40. 2 DO, 40 10, At ~ - do No.
So COWS So ~ al 81 %; do. 0ls n. at 81 75:
d. $50 n 81 25 40 iG75 n. at 80 20 do 500 NJ
10 West Virginia steers. 1892 10 s. 65:
- do. Il74 N. 81 b
Judd a & state steers 1850 N. 81 bull
1899 n. a 81 To- 10 9l3 n. So So do 10
at So -. 1 do 500 H. So 766 10. at 81 5O
Kens Commission Company 81 Virginia steers or b.
at 81 So
81 bulls Ie44 H. 81 90. 80 do 025 10. SO 30:
ne. 50 40; II do. 1iS H. 50 80.
e. 81 % d. al 10. 81; l 1880 10. 40
1i40 H. a. 81 10 do. $40 To- SO, Is dc. 939 10. NJ
81 So DC, sl8 H. a; 81 80 do s3 H. at e -: -
81 S. q do h at 81 e; Il DO. 7l8 No. at 81 55
Il. Hume: bulls 1861 10. at 50 ~; do SO7 ID,
at 81 90. 7eA 10. s. so. $50 10. a So .
COWS. H. at 81 do $50 10. at 81 90 26 $40
al So; do, S07 To. at 81 90 do. 740 10. at 81 20
John = Nelson: 10 bulls. sol H. So so: - do 73l
H. at 50 40; S18 10. 81; do. 81 75
% 60. 7S6 10, at 81 80; do 500 H. at 81 % do 7sS
ID at So 10 do 1871 10. 81 Go 75S h. al 81 co
Andrew Mullen: bulls SGi H. 50 60: DO. $50 10,
al So 80: DO ID, 81 H. al So Is .
cows. 700 10 50 ~; do. $40 %. 81 30: do
H. 81 81: do lUoo IL, AT s. 20 - do 764 H. a
81 90. 5I3 10. at 81 30; COW and calf for 500
Ducey bulls. s3l 10, So Is cows. H.
50 80: $40 10. So; do. 500 H. 81; u do.
SI4 H. at 81 co
732 H. at 81 20: cows 1909 10 81 co. do Op7 ID.
AT 50: DO 81, 10 50 "a % do. CSC N. 81 so
II. Hollis: bull 1870 ia. So 60; do. 7S5 10. at
50 20; II cows H. So 20, H.
George L. 5. Dtlenbacl: bulls, 500 h. 81 so 1.
COW $50 H. So do. 767 10. at 81 CO.
CALVES-Receipts FOR two days 0O6 head.
.nelrg l.29 for butchers and LII for the market.
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Dividend Notices.
aMALGAMArED COPPER COMPANY.

AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
40 Broadway New York. October IT. 1907
At a meeting Directors OF rnalsaTnated
Copper Company dividend OF ONE PER CENT.
go declared payable November Is. 1907. 70
stockholders 81 record o'clock p n. Thursday.
October "a 1901. Transfer books clOss at o'clock
p II, Thursday. October "a 1907. and reopen at 10
o'clock a. NJ. Monday, November IL. 1907.
A. H MELIN. Secretary and Treasurer.
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STATEMENT OF NoN-MgMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
Of Hew York City. Brooklyn Jersey City. Hoboken
and Staten Island which not members Of the
New York Clearing House Association but which
clear through some Of the members IS follows:
October Chances
Lans discounts investments $40 77G 100 50
Circulation Inc.
As deposits 10 632 800 Dec 55ss 200
Deposits with Clearing House
agents ll.U32 800 Dec
Deposits with banks and trus>
oorparl-s ......-.....-...N 2G2 200 Inc. Il 100
egel tenders and bankaotes-- G.s53 100 Dec 30
epecie $4,000 Dec 5os 300
To;as ................ $26 SOS 100 Dec 81 247 so
srve required ......... . SJs DDS Dec. 1881. go
Deficit .......... ......... s285ol25 Inc. Ss5o55O
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MULTIPHoNE OPERA ING COMPANY,

York Dot. q. 1eOT.
The Board OF Directors this declared
teenth regular monthly dividend OF lo stock issued
prior 1st payable Nov LIST stockholders OF
a close OF business Oct 18th.
will Be closed Oct 18th ~ ?. II ara
the opening OF business Nov. ist.
ISAAC THORMAN. Treasurer
YINIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF LORD & TAYLOR
Il have this day declared a Quarterly Dividend OF
per cent (a1o} the Common Stock OF this
pOration. payable November LIST. 1901
The transfer books viii be closed from October 26th
E II. TITUS. Treasures.
New York. Oct 81 1907.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
asked.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished BY Charles D. Barney Co.. No Is Broad
street. New York. and No l22 South 4th street.
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AUCTION Sales-Financial.


ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. AuetiOneer.
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 23d,
at 1880 o'clock. at the
NOS II AND Is VEsEY STREET
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATFtIX ,,.,
$500 Roahe s9'' RAILWAY "a & Light a Co p g
ConsJ. Mise. BIDS. 1884.
10 Ordinary shs. BarthoIonay Brewing Co.
- DID! 1t Of Rochester r,-.,.,, -
200 shs. Bonanza DeveI. Co OF Col.
F0f SS Ac E9ShsSTeT EuS1P 6S fay M Cos
5000 Deal Golf Club LIST Mtge. p C Gold BIDS
20 Ems. A 4stsI., Trust -. co:
shs SR Ya4 I IGE1 fsT P sp Tss
,o o shs Barney 3 smith car Co
100 ss Am STss S5ssi s2rins . Go Dr..
Zoe IA" sAs sheasId steel s Iron Co
100 100 s shs Notfa Am fdad 20 Co.
IIoo -, Chic;, Chm clevs & ST. Louis r. R.
100 100 shs- Portland Mining co, s--.,.,- r..
200 shs, MeKlniey-barrash-sa savage Mine Of Cobalt
'' . Obs A.ssiSP os .:. ca 81 S G Cold
100 shs. United Railways Investment Co. common
. shs Bond Bond & Mortgage Mortgage Co
o d9 shs Trust Co Of America
100 shs KnekerbOcker Ice Co, OF Chicago. common
80 shs. Lawyers Title ms. & Trust Co.
$4,000 Safety Insulated Wire & Cable Co, 1st MtSs
q C. < F. BIDS. 1912
50 shs- AeOlan- Weber Pianola Co. D c pref
- shs- Aeoan-Web PianoIa Co. common
- shs. Aeoian- Weber Pfanola Co. pref.
20 shs. Utah-Apex Mining
100 shs. Federal Mining & Smelling CO., pref
100 shs. Federal Mining & Smelling Co, common
$4,000 ST. Louis. Council Bluffs & Omaha r. r.
=. c. BIDS. 1905
20 shs. Metropolitan Trust Co.
IL shs. Natl Bank OF North America
10 shs. Fidelity Trust Co. Of n. Y.
$4,000 Berwick COnst Co. LIST Mtze. So. Ie2a
. shs. Westminster Trust Co.
100 shs- Mercantile Natl Bank
200 shs. Of North America
shs. Home Insurance
1000 shs. Eureka Consolidated Copper Co
80 shs. Hudson Trust Co. y. 7.
80 shs. Carnegie Trust Co
so shs. Franklin Trust
81 shS. Natl Bank OF COmmeros-
80 shs. Natl Park Bank
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Operating Per cent
Passengers carried
II s REDUCTION AND REFINING

pany has issued its full pamphlet report for the
year ended August !, 1907. The income account
compares as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-24
Desde Ponce
AOTAS PARA IL "BoLgTIA'

FL domingo g de los corrien-
tes hlzO su debut en- Ell teatrO la
"Perla' una compania de ahcio.
nados. compuesta de conocidos
j0venes de esta ciudad.
FL programa fue intcrpretado
por la senorita Cortes, Y las Sc
noras Mondesi, Casalduc los
senores Eustaquio Pujals. Font,
Barbosa Gonzalez Y Vazquez,
los que merecieron los elogios
del publico.
Ell distinguido joven Eusta-
quio Pujals fue grandemente
aplaudido por su obrita comica
titulada La Mascarita' letra V
muSiCa del mlsmo.
Termln0 la function con el
aplaudido juguete c0mico en- I'm
acto Y en- prosa original de Vi
tai Aza. titulado Las Codorni-
ces' desempenado por las Sc
noras Casalduc, Mondesi, y her
manos Font, Vazquez y Pujals.
En- ell Casino Sc llev0 a efecto
una "soiree' familiar dondc Sc
permanecio bailando hasta las
dos de la maflana.
En- el ingenio Las Merce-
des perteneciente q la Suce-
SIGN Serralles, Sc han montado
calderas y trapiches nuevos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-24
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NJ. d. FOURNIER
CIRUJANOS DENTISTAS
SAN JuSTO No.
SAN Ju9TO 10. s

Para el dia s 8 10 del mes
entrante Sc dara principle a los
trabaJos del muelle de esta ciu-
dad.
-Hace dos dias sc encuentra
sin hielo la poblacion, debido q
que la maquina esta rota.
Nos participa Ell aplaudido
guitarrista don Manuel Rios,
que para fines de Octubre par
tira para Santo Domingo con
una orquesta de cuerda para
dar en- aquella capital varios
conciertos; la mayor parte de
los musicos pertenecen a la
"Lira de Orc" de esta localidad.
-Es esperado con ansiedad
por estos trigos, Ell libro la Pa
tulea de Perez Losada.
En- los primeros dias del
mes de Octubre llegara a esta
ciudad despues de haber reco-
rrldo Europa, la distinguida Sc
nora dona Gracia Michel.
MOA.
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COrte de DiStritO
SESSION SEGUNDA
STHtfnCznS

Ell Hon. Juez sef1or Toro, ha dictado
esta mafiana sentencia ndenando 4
spfrir ocho af1os de presidio con ira
be jos forzados, al individuo Miguel
de Ies1s, por el de1ito de Homicide
Voluntario, abonandosele 4 dicho
condenado la prision preventive su
frida.
Despues de dictada la anterior SEN
tencia dio princidio la vista del su-
mario instruido contra Francisco We
ga quien acusa ell Ministerio Fiscal
de haber dado muerte illegal la in.
dividua Maria Gonzalez en- Ia nocne
del IS al I6 de Septlembre de 1906
en- la casa conocida por Ell "Chuchu-
rumble sta en- la calle de Tetuan de
esta cirdad. Este cr{nen ha sido
califcado por cl Honorable Fiscal
de asesinato en- primer grado.
A las diez de la mafiana qued6
constituido Ell jurado compuesto por
los scnores Gregorio Rodriguez, Ar
turo Guerra, Manuel r. Calder6n,
Mariana Hernandez Pedro Cob5d,
Ramon Daub6n, Jes1s Loubriel, Pi-
nero. Jesls Gonzalez. Alfonso Cal
deron Rivera, Luis Garcia, & Ignacio
Olivero.
La defensa esta encargsda q los
jovenes letrados sef1ores Abella y
Massary,
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"ESTADOS DE ALMA'
JOSE CAL0ERON APONTE

Proximo a terminarse la impression
de ESTADoS DE ALMA, estara a la VEN
ia en- Ell stablecimiento BOLETIN
'MERcANT1L dentro de dos tres Sc
manaS
Ell autor de EsTADos DE ALMA ha
sa bido llevar las cuartillas ell Iris
mo y sensaciones de su alma de
pocta
Es pues una obra emotional su
factura resultara muy artlstica.
Los pedidos que Sc han hecho seran
remltidos inmediatsmente que Sc
ponga 4 Ia venta