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New-York tribune., 1907-01-15
SALARY INCREASE KILLED
DisapproUed by the Senate in Passing
the LegiSIatiUe BM.

Washinston, Jan. 14-The Senate to-day passed
the Legislative Judicial and Executive Appropria-
ton bill. carrying $50. SIS. sSS.
When the bill taken up Senator Gallinger.
who had given notice OF an amendment increasing
the salaries Of Senators and members OF the House.
remarked that because OF the intention OF
Senators to make a point OF order against the
amendment he would not present il. but rely on
separate legislation TO accomplish this purpose. ,
Mr. Dubois regretted that nothing TO be done.
He was one of the Senators who lived on his
salary and knew the difficulty OF doing so. A
number of Senators delivered lectures he said. in
order TO make the necessary addition to their SAL
aries.
the House provision increasing the salaries or the
Vice president, Speaker of the House and Cabinet
members agreed TO.
The notice given by Senator Gallnger is taken
as an indication that action TO raise salaries OF
Congressman will be successful at the present
session
New-York tribune., 1907-01-15
PTNO GUERRA ARRESTED.
Other Leading Cuban Liberals
CAPTURED at Cockfght.

Havana, Jan. IA cockdght in Marianao
last night. given In honor of prominent Liberals
and attended by four hundred persons. was raid
ed by rural guardsmen under Captain Perdotto.
who broke in at the front and the rear Of the
building. Twenty persons were arrested. ths re-
mainder escaping. Among the prisoners are
General Pine Guerra, commander OF insurgent
forces In the recent rebellion; Jose Miguel
Gomez one of the Liberal candidates for the
Presidency; j. Monteagudo and Carlos Mendieta.
candidates for the Governorship OF Santa Clara
province. and other less important leaders. All
the prisoners were taken TO police station.
where they were released on bail
New-York tribune., 1907-01-15

place without awakening and attracting the atten-
tion OF all who in the barracks, pTivates and
on ommissio ned officers whether asleep or not,
and that it is utterly impossible that they should
not have been aware of what was going on when
the firing continued for at least eight ten min
utes therea fter. That a guard which watch
with sergeant in charge; four hundred feet from
been aware that this was the work OF their COM
AIDES is utterly impossible.
There many other circumstances which might
warrant comment, but time and space will not per-
nit
The sworn testimony of every man of the bat
talon who was in the neighborhood OF Fort Brown
was taken and in the record originally sub
nlitted. In this each denies that he engaged
in the shooting knew anything about IL. In
malls under oath by the men of the battalion do not
overcome or meet the overwhelming evidence that
of this battalion did do the shooting contained
in the testimony already submitted to the Senate
and confirmed by the evidence herewith trans
mitted.
A supplemental letter from Mr. Taft says that he
has received evidence which impeaches Preciado's
testimony
New-York tribune., 1907-01-15
TO STOP UNNECESSARY wHIsTLING.
House Passes a Bill to Check Harbor
Nuisance.

Washington. Jan A-The House to-day passed
a bill amending the revised statutes of the United
States relation TO the unnecessary whistling OF
vessels in inland waters. The bill gives the super
visng inspectors and the supervising inspector
general power OF prohibition Under the law as IL
exists at present the board Is empowered 10 make
regulations. but has no power or prohioitlon Much
confusion has arisen In some OF the large haroorg
OF the country by the use Of siren ana other loud
whistles for purposes other than signalling making
1t difficult the regular signals OF other ves-
selS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-15

Washington, Jan. l-There was exciting run
away in the White House grounds to-day. when
tho horses attached to a brougham which had
brought Senator Piles. of Washington and two
friends to the Presidents Office became frightened
after the Senator and his friends had lsft the oar
The Rice belt journal., 1907-03-01
LEJIRa TO BILLION BROS.
Welsh, La.

Dear SirS: We asked City Drug
,Gs., Crystal Springs, Miss, to sell
Devoe. They wanted to know, OF their
OWE knowledge, how it compared with
another paint they knew all about-it
was sold right there, and considered
good.
They painted the house of w. B.
bleCluDey two coats on purpose to
test the two paints against one-anOth-
er: one coat Devoe & gallons; the 9th
er coat that other paint 10 gallons.
Difference $50; 81 for paint, $l3 for
labor.
That other paint is made in New
Orleans: is pure; is considered an ex-
cellent pain. and has good deal OF
local goodwill.
But the standard of paint has been
low all through the southwest. That
paint is thin; it is, you see, siX-tenths
of a paint. Dev0e saves $40 over it
on half a small job,
1t is case of local best compared
with actual best.
Yours truly,
Il T. w. DEVOE & co.
Taught Lumber Go. sells our paint.
The Rice belt journal., 1907-03-01
Maritime at Jones Bros.

Sbaet Celluloid at the Journal Book
Gto8.
DL.9Doan and wife we're shopping
ID Lake Charles Saturday.
Ladies and gents umbrellas at Paul
Y. Danisls'.
Samuel Blackford was & yKisitor to
Lake ChatleS Tuesday.
typewriter Ribbon at the journal
Book Store.
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Jeter &Eapt to
Lake Charles Wednesday.
Mexican hats for gents ana child
nnatP. W. Raniels'.
lin need of straw or hay cali ,Qp' c.
4. Ssxby, or phOne No. 80.
Miss Jeannette Shaw spent SuStiay
sith homefolk in Jennings.
GARDEN SEED
q the Morse Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Wa. Terry went TO
Lake Charles SUNDAY evening.
interested in gooa horses see
Wheeler ate. A. Saxby's
u. A. B. Cross was basineSs Wis
lOf IN Lake Charles Monday.
balls, Balls. Balls, Base Balls at
eost at the Journal Office.
Mr. and Mrs. ". E. Taught were
a0pping ia Lake Charles Saturday.
New Line Box Stationery at the
sOurnal Book Store.
Af and Mrs, Anthony Hebert and
uaiOren, went to Lake Charles Tues
saE 70 spend short time visiting
@s' hehert's mother, Mrs. Coley.
MFs. Clara Allison of Decatur, Hi
.'ls, arrived in Welsh Tuesday and
We guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. B.
ssOoert Miss Allison has been tray.
a'pg through California, Arizona,
~ New Mexico for the past five or
y months, and is now on her way
a9ale' She will leave here Saturday
The Rice belt journal., 1907-03-01
Nutriline at Jones Bros.

Sheet Ce,Ruloid at the journal Book 4
Store,
S. A. Covey returned Saturday from
Beeville, Texas, with & car of Texas
horses which he will dispose OF 10
such as desire, at reasonable figures.
Mrs. Singleton and daughter, Miss
Ollie, left Saturday for Newton, Tex
as, for visit with Mrs, Singleton's
daughter, Mrs. Melton, who is quite
ill.
O. Kuhn, the genial representative
of the A. a. Wells Tailoring Co., OF
Cincinnati, is again in town taking
orders for Spring and Summer 'rioth-
ing
We are glad to announce thut Miss
Leziua Bertrand, who has beenaHite
sick with the Grippe for the past week
or ten davs, is convalesceht at the
present time.
y. C. Abbott of EdgerlH was in
Welsh Friday. Mr.. Albeit is out
looking for tenants for H. G. Davis
Cfoupioue plGhtation, bat reports
thoa hard to find.
Messrs. Claud Barbee and Allie
King Of Crowley, are working IN the
Gulf mill now, having CONE here last
week. Mr.. Barbee is brother OF the
ncw miller, Fred Barbee.
Miss Bessie Allen was shack in the
school room Monday after a week S
Ii;lness, Miss Dale Robinson of the
eighth grade had charge of the room
I'during her Illness.
/ y large crew of linemen are at WORK
ixsn the Western Union telegraph line
Ibe:ween Welsh and jennings, putin!
lin new poles and givinG the line
general overha1ling.
| Our new sample book for men
!clGthiug is here, with a nobby line o
spring and Summer 'labticS; you
measure accurately t&ken, good Il
u,1e ranteed. Pau. ". Daniels.
! .t.er. Paul Leeds occ&pied the Cor
| gregationai ruipit at iowa Monda
;eReaing, ia Lieu of fSey. Gonzales
who was called back &c Jennings o
htw ness MOn&av morning.
Easter aud ftster the pace is set,
IL people OF action, fim and get,
Sc if at the e6nish you would be,
ke HolEister's Rock Mountain
Tea. Cooper Drug Go.
MI and Mrs. A. J. Findley. an
famtiv and }fr. and MEG+ H. /. Long
enbach of Io~l, and Miss Jess
Findaay of Roanoke, 'wece guests
the hene of Mss. D. l&G. Read S4
urdav
RE. Monger has iRa. received
large Shipment Of the Famous Monst
Self Contained PUmp Appliances, al
is expecting anodaer shimnent with
few days. The success OF thls a.
pliancei:s demonstrated hbv the ia
that Mr.. Monger has sold twenty-f'
or thirty,of them tC some e6f the LEAF
ing planters in this section within tt
last ten Gays. Fot further in formi
tion call an or ddress R.'R.M onge
Welsh, LG.
The Rice belt journal., 1907-03-01
White Plymouth Rocks.

A fer fine thoroughbred White Ply
mouth Rock hens and roosters for
sale. PGices from Is cents. to two dol
lars each. These fowls came fnom a
pen of 5 ihens and a rooster that cost
$50 2 yeaie ago.
Allie BrOekney,
HAYES. La
The Rice belt journal., 1907-03-01
.Mutriline at Jones Bros.

I'D. A. Butler, OF Jackson, Michigan,
arrived in Welsh the latter part OF
ilest week, and will spend several
weeks visiting with his father, n. c.
Butler, manager of the Central City
Oil Company.
S. A. COvey desires to announce to
the public that he has car load OF
horses, some broken and some an
broken. They will be sold cheap.
Call on or address S. a. COyey, |
Welsh. LA. 50
II. F.. WeSSOn went to Lake Charles
Thursday to have recorded Il plat OF
what is soon to be opened as Wes-
sons addition to Welsh. Mr.. WessOn
expects to dispose of number OF
these lots at auction in the near future.
Are you tired, tagged out, nervous,
sleeplesS, feel mean? HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens the
nerves aids DIGESTION, brings refresh
ipc sleep 50 cents, Tea or Tablets
Cooner DRUG Co.
-. ,,.. ,.;.i,i.,,
n.'' . !" -''''""' Wv '' ~ ~ ~
"V ''o iio'No VI ''0' P''
rIe'u' io' .''0 p"'r ~ ~" y. ", n,',
W.. " .O'. ''', '' ~, =, I,;.'I oa1 A.,
l'i'"o''' Az,
| far as Lake CnarleS.
The Rice belt journal., 1907-03-01
Nutriline at Jones Bros.

a0Si w 1AeJhO OhuHlVD oooys
Fountain pens from one dollur to
six at the Journal Book store.
Hickory King Seed Corn
at the Morse Hardware Company.
A few pure bred Barred Plymouth
Rock chickens for sale. Geo. W.
Weloh.
For RENT:-il five room house in
good repair. Enquire at the Bank.
Bert McBurnsy bought good sized
bunch of cattle' from w. r. ,Hutcheson
Friday.
Mr.. A. b. Hall is improving his
property by Iputting new fence
around it.
FnR SALE:--A few fine china UNI
,brella trees. Enquire of Mrs. Joseph
lLadd
0 Hatry Moore and Claed Clark of
Jennings were visiting friends in
Welsh Friday,
Genuine ,Glidden Hog Wire, car
load receiyed by. Taught humber Co.
Inquire prices.
Mss. p. w, Daniels vent to Jen-
nings Wednesday to visit her parents
Dr.. and Mrs Craig.
Statfordst 4ndellible Ink for mark
ing, linen. The best on th8tmarket, at
,the.Journal. Book Store,
Mrs.. Charles Martin, of Lake
Charles, was visiting frienSS n,Welst
Saturday anti SUNDAY.
Genuine rGlidden Hog Wire, ca,
load. received by Taught Ipumber CO.
.Inquiro prices.
Quinn Bennett, of Kinde. ,.whO had
been oC visit to Jennings, stopped
,over in 'WeLsk. Tuesday.
There are asEumber of cases of sick
,nesS instown ROW, the principal com
sDlaint being La Grippe.
l.. Bertrand, our popular Racket
tEtore. man, was a buSiness2Fisitor il
1.-the parish ,Seat-Saturdav.
Adrien Bertrand from Pine lslant
is staying in town for the pHesent sc
that he can ,attend school.
Dr. j. ". Lively, Presiding EldeI
oftthe Red River District, arrived il
Wsish Tuesday from Shreveport.
Fall line; of gents boys aW rchild
ren.s straw hats, hG test styles. aat P
". Daniels.
b. f. Foreman, who has beerlfesid
ing near Roanoke for some t'lsae, LEI
Thursday for Stuttgart, Arkansas.
FOE SALE: AOGO bags seed RIGA one
year taom Imported. Indian Rayon
i CanalGompanE, Welsh or Bell City 2
\ Capt. w alsh of New Orleans. is
spending a few days in Welsh this
week locking aftee ,his real estate in
terests here.
Paint. Paint. Paint Use DeMet
Lead and Zinc, it lis the best and goes
fuyther. For sale by Taught Lumber
Company.
". P. Gufdry, former day operator
at this place, left for Sew Orleans
Wednesday. He is succeeded by H.
r. Pridgen.
Anything and everything in tin an(
graniteware, pretty line OF china ant
glassware at the old stand-@Paul w
Daniels.
The life of your stamping pad car
be renewed indefinitely by getting q
bottle of stamping ink at the Journa
Book Store.
Uncle Jimmie Day has been quite
seriously i'll for several days past
but it is to be hoped that he will soor
be oa his feet again.
Paint! Paint! Paint! Use Devot
Lead and Zinc, it is the best and goes
further. For sale by Taught Lumber
Company.
Jerry D. Cline, one of the leading
attorneys of Lake Charles, was Int
guest of his sister, Mrs. W. h. Carter
of this city, Sunday.
/ J. W. Holsinger of Lake Charles
Representing the j. |. Case ThreShlns
Machine Company, was business
visitor in Welsh Saturday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11
HDICTO

En- la Corte de Distrlto del Distrito
judicial de Humacao P. R. Es-
tados Unidos de America. FL
Presidente de los E.E. U.U. S S.
Adolfo Sanchez Garcia. Ex-parte.
Dominic de fincas r1sticas.
Por cuanto Adolfo Sanchez Gar
cia, vecino de Humacao, propietario,
mayor de edad y casado con Josefa
Rivera, por medic de su abogado Sal
vador Fulladosa, ha pre- sentado una
solicitud para que Sc declare su fa-
vor el dominic que tiene de las 81
guientes fncas:
(al R1stica: sin nombre conoci-
do sta en- el barrio de Ceiba, de las
Piedras, perteneciente hoy Huma-
Gao, compuesta de cincuenta y tres
cuerdas de terrenos equivalentes 20
hectareas, 90 areas y IL centiareas,
colindantes por el Este con Monica
Ravelo y Ascenci6n Fernandez; por
el Norte con Julio { Isidoro Rodri-
guez, Leoncio Mulero y Maria Cola
70; por el Oeste con Pedro Castro, y
por el Sur con Pedro Arzuaga, Marti
ma Reyes, Julia Garcia, Ricardo Mar
quez, y la Succession de Jose Janer.
(b) Rdstica: sin nj nlbre conoci-
do sta cn ell barrio de Quebrada Are
ma, de las Piedras, perteneciente hoy
Humaeao, compuesta de doce cuer-
das de terrenos equival, ntes a coatro
hectareas. II areas y 81 centiareas,
colindantes por el Norte con Isabel
Sanchez, pof el Sur con Apolinario
Sanchez; por ell Este con Santana Ri
vera, ypor el Oeste con Emilia San
chez; habiendo adquirido la primera
finca en- la siguiente forma: nueve
cuerdas por compra a los esposos Isa-
bel Villafaile Peiia y Dolores Leon
hace dos aiios, habiendolas poseidc
aquellos por mas de dez aiios; oBce
cuerdas hace cnatro aiios por comprd
{ Evaristo Maldona 10 habiendola po
seido este Tor mas de diez afios, J
treinta y tres cuerdas por herencia d.
sus padres Jose Sanchez y Francisci
Garcia hace once afios. La segund;
tinca la adquirio hace un ailo pc.
compra a Leon Sanchez y este las po
sey6 por espacio lie once aiios, pose
yendo el promoven,e dichas fnca
desde las fschas lndicadas quieta .
paci6camepte, sin interruption algu
ia, no pesando sobre elias carga
Il gra, amenes de ningdn genero. te
niendo la primerA un valor de do
cientos cincucnta d liars, y la segun
da setenta dollars.
POR TANTO habiendo ordenad,
el Hon. Charles e FCote, J,ez d.
esta Corte de Distrito que Sc cite
los anteriores dueiios y que Sc publ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11
lVI!O De OtNEuc|A

Por la presente, comunico al pd-
b.ico y prlncipalmente a uuestros re-
lacicnad IS en- el come'cio, que uu"s
tro socio Il S, nor Domingo MART
neg sufre sn Ia actuaIidad de ena
genaci6n mental, seg1u dictamen
fscultativo, encontrandose, por tan
to, incapacitado y siendo nulo cual'
quier contrato 8 negocio que ejecu-
tare.
La desgracia de nuestro socio
el sefior Domingo, en- NADIA afecta
& Ia bueua administration y al cur
so de nuestra casa mercantil, pues
dicho socio Sc encontraba virtual
mente retirado del comercio, estan-
do al frente de la casa los otros dos
socios sehores Angel MARTINEZ y
Peregrino Lopez, que hasta ahora,
y desde nuestro Iltimo ontrato SO
cial, vienen desempehando la &C.
rencia de la Compafi{a.
D. MARTINEs & COMP.
Mayagiiez, P. R. Noviembre
E de 1907. SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11

rata para ramas. Otro id. para rodillos.
50 libras lingote; 10 galerines; S volan-
deras; coinponedores; una nlaquinilla
de coser folletos; un escaparate para pa
pei de peri6dico; un escritorio especial de
imprenta Y.otros uteAsilios necesarios
en- un buen establecimiento tipograhco.
Todo en- nagnifca condici6n de inme-
diato uso, y
UNA CASA. A.-Situada ell una de las
principales calles dc la ciudad, que renta
a bajo precio los dollars mensuales (pue-
de rentar 1Is), ventilada, cspaciosa, vista
& la bahia, buen vecindario, perfecta
titulaci6n. Rebaja equitativa sobIe ofertas
ds contado. -Dirigirse a F. FICUERoA
Maestro, abogado, Luna A, San Juan,
PR, 1915. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11
Sc VENDEN

Una TMPRENTA. Dos prensas:
una moderna oLibertyn de pedal, que
puede nontarse a vapor electrcidad, de
"a ax1s pulgadas de platina, con tintero,
S rsn1as Y ! almas de rodillos. Otra prem
sA sistema aArmyn de cilindro, de I9xI4
puigadas de platina, movida mano,
naontada sobre su mesa. Ambas en- per-
fecto estado; 7d cajas de tipos de mas de
100 clascs divcrsas, juegos completes.
Tina ca ia de oo viTetas de POGO uso, alu-
Msas sin boil cas- de industries, comercio
etc. Una cal de erlas con dos combina-
clones. Dos cajas de regletas surtidas; 6
chivaletas cornentes Y mas de nlueble.
prensas para encuaderhaciones; apa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11

quen edictos por un terinino de Sc
senta d1as que empezaran contersc
desde Ell prineroen en- que aparezca pu-
blicado eete edicto por tres veces en-
TN peri6dico de los de mayor circula-
ci6n de San Juan de Puerto Rico, ci
tandose a las personals ignoradas que
Sc cream tener sobre dicho inmueble
algdn derecho real, y todos aquellcs
q quienes pueda perjudicar la inscriE
ci6n de dominic solic,tada para que
dentro de dicho termino { rmulen
oposici6n previniendoles a todos que
pssado el mismo y oida la pruet q
que ofrezca el promovente Sc re-
solvtra sob c la declaration de do
mimic parando t dos los PERU :
clos de ley, ext;endo la p1esente
baio mi firma y sello de la Corte er
Humacao a IS de Septiembre de 1907.
ENRIQUE RlNcoN, Secretary Dis
trict Court
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11
tIItMATOGRIFO

Por ttner queausentarse para Es-
paha su dueiio, Sc Nende muy tarato
una colecc On de peliculas en- perfectu
etado caSi nuevas Y a>untos muy es-
cogidos interesantes y I'm aparato
cnematogrdflco complete con todo 10
necesario para poder trabajar sin diff
cultad, de la acreditada casa Pathe
igual al que tiene ins salado el seaor
Rozas. Sc venden pelfculas sueltas.
Dirigirse al rHotel Borinquens Tetuan
nGnero SC. NJ San Juan Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11
verm(fugo Pieorne||

Esta preparation las para expulsion de las
ombces Una see de xementos cco
pehca este parado FL Vermgo del Pcorne
venta las pncpae rmacas de la M Dep6o general
eicornell de e, Msrchese.-IaeS Puerto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-11
DOCTOR QUEvEDO BAEz

Ha trasladado su residencia y
rConsultoy1o MSdscos 4 la caile de
Allen no 66 altos-Telefono ga Con-
sultas de I y media q 8. Gratis para
los pobres los microbes y sabados
Para nifos pobres e'tablece una sec
ci6n de consultas los martes y jue.
yes a ). 3o-8
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-04

We. the undersigned, in order TO form a
corporation Tor the purposes hereinafter
stated under and pursuant 60 the provls-
ions Of an act Of the legislative assembly
of the Territory ~ New Mexico. entitled
AN Act To- regulate the formation aud gov
ornmcnt Of Corporations for Mining. Man
ufacturing. Industrial and other Pursuits. =
approved March %. 1905. do hereby certi-
~ az follows.
l. The corporate name is Aztec Fuel
company.
II The registered office u the corpora
ton il First street and Marble avenue,
Albuquerque. New Mexico. and J. r. Nc
i.auchlin ls designated a. the statutory
agent therein. in charge thereof and upon
whom process agslnst the corporation may
III The objects Tor which the corpora
ton Is established are primarily
To buy. sell or otherwise 60 deal IN and
60 traffic DO coal coke. wood. lumber and
other materials and an ~ the products
pr hy-products thereofs
To- soeuire. oNn. lease occupy. use or
manganese. stune 90 other ores or minerals
or Oh, and any wood and timber lands. OF
any other lands necessary for the purposes
To mine Of otherwise to extract Or re-
move coal. iron. gold. silver. copper. lead.
kline and other ores and minerals, and um
or occupied by the company. OF from any
other lands.
To carry on the business u mining MILL
concentrating canrertlnE. smelling and
preparing Tor market. manufacturing. buy
Ing selling. exchanging. or uthcrNlse pro-
ducing and dealing ~ ang nr al such ores
and minerals aud the products and hy-pro-
ducts thereof
To purchase. lease hire. 90 otherwise ae-
quire real and personal property ~ every
Kind and description and o. sell dispose
o. lease. convey and mortgage said prop
srtF o. any part thereof
A. subsidiary and Do connection uifh the
foregoing from time tu time the rafuura-
ton may.
ManBfsrturs purchase of oihersise SECURE
EsuGa wares merchandise and pHrsonnl
property q eUerf class ann deFCflptfnn and
held. ap-n. murfEarr eel ~ utherwisa die
pnse q trade deai in and deai slth the
same
Acquire and undertake the EruH-nfH
property rights franchises contracts and
assets - ever manner and klnn. and she
liabilities 20 any psrsun. hfm- association
or carpurauun. either Hhoily ~ I'd tar
and nav Tor the same in cash. stock o.
bonds - fhe Cnrrrratinn. Or ufherwian
Batter iutn. make perform and carr aut
~ errrr kind ans Tor any lauaul
purpsse 9Th shy rersah. nrm associstien
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-04

New York. Dec. 3.-The London tin
market was higher. spot closing at
E133 los. and futures at f34 los. Lo-
cally the market was dull and higher
in sympathy. quotations ranging from
S29.75 to S30.25. The London copper
market advanced to f61 los for spot
and f62 for futures. Locally the mar
ket was dull and Notwithstanding the
foreign gain quotations were lower at
S13.50m13.75 for lake, $13.25 1850
for electrolytic. and $13m13.50 for
casting. Lead was higher at Els 15s
in London, but continued weak local
~ at $4.05 m4.15. Spelter was un-
changed at f21 I'm the London market.
The local market was weak and a
shade lower, the average al S4.50m
ass. In 81. Louis spelter was dun at
Bar silver 81 3-4c; Mexican
dollars 45 lee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-04

Boston, Dec. 3.-The dizziness OF the
local wool market is still maintained,
although tn slow movement to the
mills is apparently due to curtail-
Manufacturers, however, have
been locating desirable supplies and a
revival is anticipated after the first of
February.
Territory. secured basis: Fine sta
Pile. 72m 73c; fine medium staple, 100
72c; fine clothing. 66 CSC; fine me
dunn clothing. g. half blood.
sc &c; three-ieghths blood, 63M65c,
quarter blood, SO a Csc; pulled extra,
So a roc: fine A. 5s a 60c. A supers,
so M55c.