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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
CHARGED WITH DISCRIMINATING
Against Union Men Employed Government Printing Office
Is Public Printer Stllngs -EchOs from the
Big 'Open Shop"

Charging that Public Printer
StiIlings has made determined
effort to break down organized
labor in the Government Printing
office by discriminating against
men in making discharges i'll the
big shop, Delegate Feeney of the
Washington Bookbinders Union,
threw bomb into the meeting of
the Central Labor Union in Typo
graphical Temple at its session last
week.
Mr.. Feeney declared that the
recent discharge of 204 members
carried more than was shown on
the face: that members of the Book
binders' Union who had been
active in the interests of the or
ganization had been summarlly
dismissed on the ground that there
'is no work for them to do" He
asserted that they had been dis
charged for no other reason than
that they become distastetul to MIR.
SGllings because of their activity
in union matters.
He pointed to the fact that
William Il. Gallagher, financial
secretary; Joseph Badbcnt, re-
cording secretary; Il former Sccrc-
tary who had been in the blndery
for 20 years, the arbitration board,
the executive committee, and every
one of the special committee who
had been charged with the duty OF
looking after the unions interests
in the Government Printing Office,
were among those discharged. Ihls
he declared, was most significant.
Delegate Fccmry announced that
he proposed to at the next meeting
of the Central Labor Union to pre-
sent IL resolution tor the appoint
ment of strong representative
committee to call on the President
and show him that Public Printer
StillingS was going cN' VI MS
official duties to dlSchA!%e unlon
men for the reason that theJ were
union men. He said that Ne be
lievcd that the President was un'
advised of the facts and would not
stand for such a policy.
Delegate McManus, also OF the
Bookbinders, said he thought that
President Roosevelt knew what
Mr.. Stillings was doing, that he
was doing it with the knowledge
and consent of Mr.. Roosevelt, and
that the President would ignore
any effort that the Central Labor
Union might make to correct this
alleged wrong.
The cause which led up to the
above criticism was on account OF
the recent discharge of 2O4 en-
ployees of the bindcry depart
ment, when Mr.. Stillings gave out
the following statement:
"Bccause Of the continued fall
ing off in volume Of work in the
bindery department Of the Govern
ment bindcIy office, the Public
Printer, has again been forced to
make a reduction in the force, and
has today dropped from the rolls,
because of lack of work, rs men
and l2S women in the pamphlet
binding divisions of the bind cry"
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
POMEROY MINERS
ARE STILL OUT
Men are Determined to Win if it
Takes all the Sumner to
Do So.

The miners strike which has
been on in PomerOy bend since
January still continues, and bids
fair to last for some time yet, as
the men are standing firm and will
continue to do so until the opera
tors grant their demands. Two
joint CO 'ercnces between the men
and the rerators have been held
but no agrt ement could be reached.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
Do You Chew ;

A st. Paul writer says the
the Minnesota Pure Food Com
mission has been investigating the
tobacco sold in the states and finds
that English Curve Cut and lucky
Strike contain 40 per cent. tobacco
and the balance common brown
wrapping paper; Dukes Mix'n"'
is 10 per cent. tobicco ami 90
Durham has no tobacco whaIeNs.-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06

of the trial will disclose what it
was.
A fair and impartial trial is all
the defense asks, and if they secure
it one of the most diabolical plots
that was ever conceived by man
will be revealed to the world which
will sound the death knell of many
of the so called detective agencies.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
WESTERN LAND FRAUD
United States Senators, Railroad Magnates,
Lumber Barons and Others Have Been
Engaged in the Graft for Years.

Amazing r velationS OF a con-
,piracy to defraud the United
states of millions of dollars worth
of mineral and timber lands will
he laid before the grand juries of Il
half dozen states within few days.
The frauds, it is alleged, will in,
yolvc i'll criminal charges, men
high in business and political
circles. They include:
One United States Senator.
One former United States Sena
tor.
4 man reputed to be one of the
weaIthiest men i'll the world.
A railroad man known from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
Two of the wealthiest lumber
barons in the United States.
Numerous smaller fry, including
railroad af1icials, coal operators
and men at the head of fuel COM
panieS.
The men, whose names for OBJ
vious reasons cannot be made pub
lie before the grand juries act, it is
clarcd i'll Washington, will surely
be indicted by the evidence which
is now in the hands of United
States District Attorneys i'll half
dozen western cities.
These frauds, it is charged i'll an
official quarter, extend into Il num-
Der of states, including California,
Colorado, Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, Minnesota and
the Dakotas.
Much of the evidence in these
frauds was obtained by Detective
Burns who is engaged i'll the
municipal graft prosecution in San
Francisco, and by Francis j.
EIency, who is prosecuting the
same San Francisco gratterS.
Upon the conclusion of their
work in San Francisco, Attorney
IIency and Detective Burns are eX-
pcctcd to return to the government
service for the prosecution of the
timber al d mineral land thieves.
Some of the gratterS III San Fran
cisco are also said to be impIi-
Gated in the frauds.
The frauds have been under in,
vr>tigati"n by the secret agents OF
the interior department for more
han three years.
These secret agents have um-
rIrjhrd startling evidence showing
hal the pubic uUmain has ilIrl
amy been loot q by corporations
who have beru prompted and AID
cd III their operations by United
states Senators and federal officials.
Most .. the lands acquired by
tur so-cdIIed cumspiralOrs were
timber traces i'll the west, Ut which
hundreds OF thousands Of acres
have been taken from the public
domain.
In some instances the services Of
"dummyn entry men were utilized
for The purpose. In others the
title was obtained through the use
of lieu land script.
In obtaining the conviction OF
the men said to be involved, the
government expects to regain
possession of large acres OF forest
lands. some of which has been in
the hands Of lumber operators for
many years. Much of the land, it
is understood, has not yet been
out over.
1t is admitted 10y certain officers
that in a number of instances the
offenders will be immune from
criminal prosecution owing to the
fact that the statute of limitation
will aplv, but in all such cases the
title to the land will revert to the
govcrnment.-Labor World.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
Who Will be Nexts

Local Union No. 1, of District
No. II, United Mine Workers of
America, has subscribed for the
Labor Argus for the entire mem
bership of the local. Who is the
next local to come to the front !
Don't all speak at once, but send
the subscriptions.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
Peonage Cases to Be Tried.

Several of the West Virginia
peonage cases will come up for
trial at the term of Federal Court
which is now in session in this
city. Asst. United States Attorney
General Charles w. Russell, is
here from Washington to prosecute
the cases.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
Practice What You Preach.

Every union man and his family
should read the advertising columns
Of The Labor Argus. They repre-
sent business men who not only
solicit your patronage but patron
ize the paper which advocates your
cause.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06
A Fable About Mules.

A certain captain Of industry,
who had been busted by the trusts,
thought he would try his hand at
farming. Unlike most farmers he
found at the end Of the first season
that he had five hundred in money
and barn full of hay and grain.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06

DO you drop your dues on the
financial secretary's desk and walk
out If so, how do you know
what will be done at the meeting.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-06

"The Pinkerton Labor Spy"
giving sensational information in
regard to the methods resorted TO
by the infamous detective bureau
to break up the miners union will
prove quite interesting and in
structive to the miners of this
state. The book will be given alb
solutely free to every one sending
in 81 for years subscription to
The Labor Argus. They will be
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16

culosoz incorporate a preparedness
de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, de-
claro: que los experimentos qufmicos
y observation cuidadosa de un grau
n6mero de casos, han demostrado que
cualquiera que sean los resultados be-
nehcos que los enfermos puedan reci-
bir el uso de la Creosota y otras sus-
fancias irrifantes de estos resultados,
nulifcan los efectos perniciosos que
ejercen tales drogas eF 81 est6mago.
Es un hecho bier conocido que al
asimiliaci6n facil y completa de los ali.
rcnfos es de la mayor importancia en-
el tratamiento de las Intermediates Que
re caracterizan por dsnuhici6n. Sc
sabe tambien que el Acefte de Hfxado
de Bacalao, perfectamente emulsiona-
do es uns de los mejores reconstitu.
yentes. Por ESQ es que los mas disfn-
guidos especlalistas prescriben hoy las
emulsiones de Aceite de Hfgado de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
0TRAS NOT|c|AS
FL Alcalde y e1 Secre-
tario municipal de la
villa de Guayama.
<LA INTERNATIONAL
Sc reanudad de nuevo los
trabsjos. .-Anmiaci6n en-
Puerta de TERRA.

Sc encuentran desde aver en-
esta ciudad el alcalde y el secreta-
rio municipal de Guayama, senores
doctor don Enrique Gonzalez y don
Luis Texidor Ortiz.
FL primero viene con el prop6-
sito de arreglar los requisites nece,
sarios para obtenci6n del terreno
cedido por el Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co q aquella municipalidad, 4 fp de
construir en- tl un nuevo matadero,
asf como q gestionar la adquisici6n
de libros para una bi 'lioteca NUM-
cipal en- proyecto.
Enviamos a los citados amigos
nuestro afectuoso saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
LA REtNA MARGARtTA

pa visible del patio con6rmaronse sus ceens de que
esta habia vuelto su habiaci6n
81 duque Sc seut6, abri6 lbro inten6 eer Ell bro
tratAba de historic de Fanca dede Faram6n hasa Enrique II
para publication haba conceddo prvegio al rey Car os
alGunos diaS despues de su advenimiendo al trono
Pero la mente del duque estaba af la febre de mpa
ciena abraaba artes Los os resonaban
hasa e ondo de su cersbro cosumba un
sueno en- un exass magnehco paree Francisco que veia
traveS de las pardss peSar del triple obaculo Que h epa
raba de ella mirada escudraba habac6n de ENRIQUE
Para ahuyentar al terrible obo que crea yer con los oos
del pnsamento duque a de ar mradas en- una cosa
dSonta del embe bro alberto al lado del pupitre de oble
eeco exanno una una todas oyas md6
en Veces gands paos su esanca peo odo fue n1 pues
todos los dess de aque que duque no hab hecho
mas prever aeraban epiru Vea xrabado Dor
doude haba alberto bo que repesenaba seor que ha
cendo e mlsmo las de haconer anzaba seueo
do hacn coendo gaope sobre las hierbas de un eno
pananoso Por mucha que uese vounad del duoue aou re-
cuGrdo superior Su voluntad
pero noea ibro soamente 10 que ve no ore ve smbk
de Navarro aproximandoe bro miranda aque gr.bado
uatando de recorrer las hO que mpedo6 oarse puea
caus de resstenca oean estas mejaba FIN ven
cfa aquel obstaculo.
pesar del fccoy fantastco de aquea vision de Aer
con- Vacndo Sc veia obgado apoyarse
mesa miens que la tapaba oios como con los
oOs pado no ves mor a1n epecacuo que quera ahuyen
tar ESte eSpe"taculo era su propo pensamieno
DE prono de Aencon vic Enrique atravesaba patio
que detena unos nanes honbres que cargaan
dos nuas gna rovones de provsones que no eran
oa cosa que e dnero los eectoS de vao Una us
odene aaveso diagonamente patio escamn6 ndudable
mente haca Ia puerta de entrada
De Aencon permanecfa nmov io Deduio que no era
Enrique que haba subdo esCaera que todas aoeas
angustaS que sufra hacia hora hab ufrdo n1t
mente Lo crea acabado 6xmo acaarse estaba an
por empezar.
De Aencon abr6 puerta de cuarto cerr&ndoa en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
Isaac CoHds; Manueia ochoca !

Isaac CoHds; Manueia OchocA !
Fernandez Blanco and her hus.
band Constantine Cortizo; Ros1
Perez y Garcia Barreras, widow
OF Benito Falcon; Maria Perez y
Garcia Garcia Barreras, widow of
Antonio Huertas y Gonzalez; Jose
Fernandez Blanco and Santiago
Fernandez Flanco recognized the
notural children OF Carmen Fer
nandez Blanco y Garcia Bar. eras,
deceased. by their next friend,
Restituto Castrillon:
as heirs of Ramon Garcia Barreras. to
subject certain real estate to their
claims as heirs of the said Ramon
Garcia Barreras, all as set forth in
their Bill OF Complaint herein filed.
and which real estate is situated in
the district OF Porte Rico, and belong
ed formerly to the said Ramon Garcia
Ba1eras;
And ID pursuance of an Order of
Said Court granted in the above en-
titled cause, notice is hereby to you.
l.iboris Rodriguez y Gonzalez, Da-
mian Fernandez y Fernando, Maria
Garcia Barreras, ond Jose Folk Mo-
lina-who are are not inhabitants of
nor are found Within this district
that you appear, plead, answer or
deInur to the said Bill of Complaint
filed herein, by the first Monday of
July, 1907, and that in default thereof
tue Court will proceed to the hearing
and adjudication Of the said suit.
I, H. H. Scoville, Clerk of
the United States District Court
for Rorto Rico, certify hat the
foregoing are trus and corrrc copies
respectively af an Order for Service
BY Publication and of a Notice
therefor, as they appesr Of record
in the above entitled cause pending
in the District Court of the United
States for Porto Rico.
Witness my hand and seal of
the said Court in the city of San
Juan this 9th day Of May, 1907.
II. II. Scoville.
Clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
DESDE EL DORADO
TrabaiO de mora1idad
y orden, emprondido
por la policia.
AERESnR EN ElIcA
AGRESOR en- FUGA
Censurable conducta de los
republicanos. s.-Venta de
bebidas en- un bale

Nos dicen del Dorado: aEs
indudable que la policia de este
pueblo trabaja sin cesar por cum
plir con su mission de moralidad y
orden, NAL pese q algunos, que por
no poderla mangonear hoy a su
antojo, la zahieren diariamente.
Hace unos dfas fue sorprendida una
jugada q 10 prohibido en- el barrio
FsHiguillalD de esta jurisdiction.
punto predilecto del Alcalde, pro-
noviendose ell consiguiente escan
dalo, al extreme que uno de los ju-
gadores, cuchillo en- mano, acome.
tic al cabo de la policia, teniendo
este que asestarle un macanazo en-
defensa propia.
sAhora Sc dice que varios re-
publicanos, compinches del herido,
buscan medios de defensa; y uno de
ellos es, declarar que los individuos
en- question no estaban jugando, St.
no simplemente dando una m1sica
en- casa de un tai Valderrama, quien
dicho sea de paso, es duefio de un
establecimiento y ese dia Sc pas6
expendiendo bebidas por una ven
tana en- contra de la ley.
aEl dla once del actual hubo
una reyerta en- el barrio sMagua-
llo', entire Manuel Ortiz y Pauline
Claudio, resultando sl primero con
dos heridas, una de elias grave. 81
herido fue auxiliodo por el Doctor
I Herrero, quien parece fue llamado
al efecto por el Juez de paz 6 el al
calde, pero es el case que del asun-
to no Sc ha vuelto a decir media pa
labra y Ell agresor no ha sido captu-
RADIO hasta la fecha que sepamos.
NEn cambio, el citado Juez
muestrase en- muchos casos, sobre
todo, en- los que lie convene, muy
soiicito para arrestar personas de
consideration por cualquier insig-
nihcancia, mas todavia 81 estas per.
sonas son unionistas. Gracias
la conducta imparcial del cabc
Gonzalez y de la policia q sus Or.
denes, Ia inmoralidad Sc va corri.
giendo en- este pueblo, NAL pese
los que no saben reprimirla, ampa.
randola, por el contrario, en- favor
de sus intereses polfticosO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
Juan de fuzDan lentel
ABOGA OO-NOTARIO

~ Avn i GAN4O
CALLR ALLEN, 23.-P, O. Box 734
San Juan Puerto Rico.
Gran numero de obreras ira
bajan desde hoy en- el despalillado
de 1La Intcrnacioualo, en- la fabrica
de Puerta de TERRA. El sabado
comienzan los torcedores.
El barrio recobra de nuevo SUI
animaci6u y el comercio reanuda
sus negocios, paralizados desde la
huelga.
%En la calle de San Jose, mo-
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu-
pilaje complete y st alquilan habita-
clones. D.
Don Angel Fernandez ha
renun :iado la escuela nocturna que
servia en- Bayam6n.
En- breve Sc abrira en- Gura-
bo una nueva farmacia, propiedad
del joven Lcdo don Manuel R Mar
tinez.
B@> Los medicos condenan una
nimemente el uso de las emulsiones
que contienen Creosota 6 Guayacol.
Es bien sabido que estas sustancias
cuando Sc toman mezcladas con e.
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao irritan e.
est6mago y los riiiones, entorpecen IL
buena nutrici6n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciones que causan, producer e
rapido aniquilamiento de los enfermos
FL doctor Parsons, un distinguidc
especialista de la Ciudad de Mexico
dice este respecto; "Re6riendome al
valor germicida de la Creosota, cuan
do Sc lie ad1ninistra q enfermos tuber
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Y ben dijo Catalina ocultando las anchas mangas de
bata apcadas po geas manchas de amarillo
roizo lque novedades hay desde aver?
-Ninguna madre mia.
Habeis visto Enrique?
igue negandose marchar?
En absolute
-OuG ladno!
Gus queres decir, senora?
-Quiero decir, que sin embargo, Sc marcha.
-Asi 10 crees?
-Estoy segura de clio
-EntonceS, escapa?
ST.
" lie dejais marchar2
No soamente lie deo macha sine que Is neoesao que Sc
marche
NO os comprendo madre mia.
-Escuchad bien 10 que voy decros Francisco UA mEd
muy hab e msmo que ha enegado bo de eaza que
Vals evare me ha asegurado de Navarro es Wis
de ser aacado enmedad de construction de
esas enermedades que pdonan las que Il cena
conoce remedo aguno Ahoa bien compendOks que en
que MORN de una ene1medad tan cruel preebe que
eoS de nosotro pesencia de Ia corte.
En- eecto, dijo el duque causaria mucha pena
-Sobe todo vuesro hermano Carlos do Catalina;
ras Enrique despues de hab deSobedecdo rey
considerara su muerte como castigo del ceo
-Tenels razon, made mia do Francisco adnirac6n
necesao que mache Pero ea segu marcharal
Ha tornado todas meddas para elo 81 punto de reu-
n6n bosque de Saint Geman Cncuenta hugonotes
van de scolta hasta Fonanebeau ALI esperan qunentos
mas
Y se 81 mi hermana Magaritai pregunt6 de Allen.
titubeapdo palideCiendo.
81, respond6 Catalina as esa convendo Pero muerto
Enrique Margara volvera q la corte, vuda ibre
Estais segura de que mora e rey de Navarro sehoal
Al as me 10 ha asegurado el medco que me ha ea
tregado el bro question
" zen donde esta e>e libro sehora
Catalina Sc encamn6 pasos entOs hacia el mserOso ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16

Bacalao que NO confene Cresota & otras
sustancias irriAntso, que ocasionan si
dssorden de las funcionss digcefvas
De las differences prepAracionss de
Acej'e de Higado do Bacalao, 20 pref
70 la Emulsi4p de Scott que iabrican
los sehoreS Scott & Bowhe, New York.
Ell Lcdo. don Manuel L.
Aguiar ha comunicado al Departa-
mento de Sanidad, Carload y CO.
rrecciones, que ha cesado en- el car
go de regente de la farmacia y
drogueria de don Jose Ramon Ri
vera, dc Arecibo, sustituyGnle don
Fernando Fernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16

American Colonial Bank $50 q
200.
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorialy Agrfcola:
Emisiones 8 y s. $50.
Idem g. $1oo.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
1000 81. S. Vicente I $37sH.
BUQUEs ANUNCIADos
vapor ingles aEtonao, sali6 de
Montevideo ell 80 del pr6xirno pa
sado para ssta,
Vapor espafiol sCatalinas sali6 de
Barcelona para esta el IS del pro-
ximo pasado.
ENTRADAS
De New Orleans vapor america
no sArkadiaO.
De los puertos de su ruta vQpor
espafiol sPio 1XO.
De Europa vapor aleman aLuc-
kerr.
De Filadelfa goleta americana
sMerly Newhall con 1900 tonela-
das carbon mineral.
De la Guayra vapor americana
sCaracass con transito.
De Naguabo goleta sAna Marias.
De Ia 1sla vapor sRamosS con
trasbordo y carga para esta.
SALTDAS
Para Ia Isla vapor americana
sHarry LuckembachO con transito.
Para New York vapor americana
SCaracass.
Para Fajardo goleta americana
august H. BackocD en- lastre.
Para Naguabo goleta sDeseadaD.
BUQUES EN PUERTO
TRAvESIA
ruth B. Cobbes descargando.
sInez N. Carver' cargando.
oPhineas W. Spragne0 i'd:
sFrederick W. Day. id.
aMary E. Morse i'd.
aMerly NewhallD id.
sPio IXO id.
sArkadiaS descargando.
CosTANERos
aCarmenD Fajardo.
sSan Michaels Luquillo.
s1sabela" descargando.
eGuillermitoS Maunabo y Arroyo.
sMay FlowerD Humacao.
sAna MariaS Naguabo.
~Ala BlancaD Humacao.
aPetraa pendiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR PORTO
RICNSITTING AT SAN JUAN
Equity No.
LVIUIIy 4NU'
Elvira Fernandez de Blanoe ct al !

Elvira Fernandez de Blanoe ct al
VS..
Jose Fernandez y Perez at al.
Order for Service of Publication.
Upon the Motion Of Francis H.
Dexter, solicitor for complainante,
and it appearing to the Court that the
defendants, Liborio Rodriguez y Con-
zalez, Damian Fernandez V Fernan.
dez, Maria Garcia Barreras and lose
Folk Molina are not inhabitants OF
nor are found within this distrit, nor
have voluntarily entered their ap-
pearance herein, and that personal
service upon defendants is not prac.
ticable, it is hereby ordered that said
defendants Liborio Rodriguez v Con.
zalez, Damian Fernandez y Fernan.
dez, Maria Garcia Barreras, and lose
Folk Molina apper, plead, answer or
demur to the said Bill filed by the
plaintiff herein by the first Monday
OF July, 1907 and in default thereof
that the Court will proceed to the
hearing and adjudication of the said
suit;
And that this Order be published
in a newspaper OF general circulation,
to wit LA DEMocRAclA once week
for six consecutive weeks and that
the annexed notice be published as
a par hereof.
B. S. Rodey,
Judge.
May 9th 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
The District Court of the United
States for Porto Rico to Liborio
Rodriguez y Gonzalez, Damian
Fernandez y Fernandez, Maria
Garcia Barreras, and Jose Folk
Molina
Whereascertain proceedings have been
instituted by Elvira Fernandez
Blanco and her husband Restitu-
to Castrillon; Amadora Fernan-
dez Blanco and her husband
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
Notas comerc|a|es De San Juan

.PRINCIPALES ARTICULOS.
Arroces: De partido q Jap6n q
81 4.ss.
1des1 valenciano de 81 q sH
Dor extreme de classes.
Ajos de 80 ctvs. 4 40.
Bombones de $7.25a 7.5s
Bacalao $7.2s ( 7.5o.
Sardinas ahxmadas IS { IS cen
tav0s.
Cebollas espaholas $4.
Idem americans IS.
Garbanzos $44 4 10.
Habichuelas americanas colora-
das largas $3.50 Blancas america
mas SH 4 3A.
Harina de trigo s.. $50
1dem de maiz & &.4a
Jamones $1o.7sGn.
Jab6n Rocamora $40 ameriuo,
$aH y4h.
Manteca $3.50 en- y y en- cajas
de $oH.
Nautequilla de $1S444.
Pasta del pals s.. .soa4.
Papas americans S..
TOciHo SIS { t1s.so
Tasajo $S.s so.
Quesos americaAOs SIS. PAta-
gr&s ~.
Leche oendeusada sAguilas 4 $6.
1desn sCruz ROjaO $4A.
Idem Magnolia $4H.
DEL PALS
AzdGar para 81 consume:
MascabadO claro de AA.
De miel claro 4 S..
Centrffuga claro de II q IS.
Americana de IS & sH.
De Ponce $3A a41.
Rem 40 grades Cartier d
$1.so centavos gallon paga-
doS. R. 1nternas.
MAiz $2.5o.
TNbaco, nominal.
PREcIos DE CoMPRA
Almid6n 4 $2.so.
Algod6n de IS 4 81
cocos de IS 4 IS tnillar.
Sebo de res $4H.
Cafe corriente nominal.
CAMBIOs coRRIENTEs
Londres check 4 $4.s7 q d4.SS.
64.S7.
Paris SH D.
Hamburgo check a D.
New. York Par.
Espaha l1A a IL ctvs. D.
ACCIONES
Banco Territorial $25.
Bancs de PtO. Rico $2863o.
Banco Popular $40 Ar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-16

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