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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
BIG COURT DOCKET
JEFFERSON COUNTY CLERK ERE
 PAIRING FOR TRIALS.
Two Criminal Judges VIII Dispose of seventy-six Capital Cases.
 News of the Magic

Birmingham, March 2T--(special)- John G. Bradley, Clerk of the Criminal Court, has found 1t necessary to en- large the clerical force in his cfice foE a few days and work some at night to prepare the dockets for the spring term which begins Monday.
 Fourteen hundred cases are on the docket for the spring term. of which seventy-six are capital cases. There are nine hundred misdemeanor cases to be placed on the records.
 The last grand jury left over some fifty cases for investigation. Of the seventy-six murder cases, thirty eight are in the county jail, thtsty-eight out on bond.
 The two judges in the Criminal Court will be kept busy for many weeks looking after the cases set for trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
yAlvKS HAVE ORGANIZED Clearing House Associa-
 ton Formed. FIVE INSTITUTIONS MEMBERS Will Open Soon as Rooms Can Be
 Be Secured. President Baldwin of First Nationat at Head of Organization, whiie ". B. strassburger VIII Act
 As Manager.

Montgomery Is to have a Clearing House. The volume of business has increased to such an extent that it has made necessary for some concerted action to be taken to systematize mat ters so, and to promote the interests of the banks and their patrons.
 All th0 commercial banks of the city yesterday held meeting and organized the Montgomery Clearing House As- sociation. which will be the official name of the institution.
 The following officers were elected: President, A. M Baldwin of the First National Bank; vice-President, Michael Cody of the Exchange National Bank Secretary and Treasurer, A. Joshua Jones, Cashier of the Fourth National Bank
 The five banks of the city, the First National, the Fourth National, the Ex- change National, the New Farley Na- tional, and the Montgomery Bank and Trust Company, are the members
 W. B. Strassburger has been em- ployed to act as manager, tabuiating the returns of these financial institu- tions.
 The movement in establishing a clearing house in Montgomery is an indication of the financial prosperity and the rapid advancement of the city.
 The members of the association will meet each day at 12:30 o'clock. as soon as rooms have been secured. A uni- form rate of exchange will be estab- iished and maintained. The banks will stand together for their mutual pro- tection, as we'll as to advance the in- terests of their patrons, which is cus- tomary in all cities of the size and fnn- portance of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Capital City Coal Co.,,
Phone l35. Quick Delivery.

tablIshment at Carbon Hfll. Ala. ana qualified as such by giving bond tn the sum of $1,500. This action was taken on an order issued by Judge Thomas c. Jones of the Federal Court, and was the result Of a petition filed by creditors of the concern praying that 1t be adjudged bankrupt It is contended by legal representatives of the Queen Canning Company that the concern owns a plant and site valued does not greatly exceed 33.O00. The petition for a receiver was filed by a number of the employees of the plant as we'll as other creditors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Montgomery Theatre. Matinee Today 2 o'clock.
 And Tonight.
H1tn8 Et0FSace Sear Tn The Marriage of kitty

tsThe Marriage of kitty
 The telling plot, the crisp dialogue. and the ludicrous situations, are the strongest features of the greatest com riage of Kitty" which will be seen here at the Montgomery hTea.re mat inee today at o'clock and tonight. Miss Florence Gear. the Kitty of the play, is the little comedienne who is making such stir in the part this sea- son. Her youth, beauty and talent, and her voice, are most potent. She is what her manager, Jules Murry, calls his greatest find, This is the last season of the comedy. which win be given here with the strongest possible cast and most sumptuous production.
 Seats now on sale for both matinee and night performances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
More New Suits.

Ephraim Tucker vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company. Is the style of a new suit filed in the City Court today. It Is for S10.000 for an alleged accident said to have oc- cured at North Birmingham on Jan- uary 2S The plaintiff claims he r'vas thrown to the ground in alighting from a car.
 Two suits. aggregatInF si00. 900, have been filed tn the City Court as a result of the accident at Tweptyrsevepth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
COMPLAINTS FROM CORPORATIONS

Efforts Have Been Made They Say,
 to collect Taxes Before Due.
 Complaints from corporations have been received by the State Auditor to the effect that efforts have been made to collect tax assessments before the money is due under the law. On this account General Brandon yesterday sent out the following letter of infor- nation:
 'The State Tax Commission and the State Auditor suggest to all Officers charged with the execution of the Rev enue law as passed by the last legis- lature, that no penalties be attacned to the collection of the license or privilege tax, upon the subject of a privilege tax that has become liable under the new revenue law until thir- ty days from the approval of the Act. It would be wed for aii parties who are liable for this license or tax to pay same to the Probate Judges before April 7th, after which time a penalty will attach"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Writen Presn Club.

Tn a letter acknowledging receipt of an invitation to attend the annual ban quet of the Birmingham Press Club, which will be given on April 5, at the Hillman Hotel, and expressing regrets that he cannot attend. Secretary Loeb, writing for President Roosevelt. says in a letter that he recalls his trip to Birmingham last year.
 The various committees of the Birm- inRham Press Club are working hard on the preparations. and the indica- tions are that the affair will be as splendid as any ever given in Birming- ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
HIrh price for Property.

A piece of property on Morris Ave- nue, between Twenty-frst and Twen- ty-second Streets, in the center of the business section of the city, has been sold through Brown Brothers & Co, the consideration being s35,0OO. The prop erty measures 50 by S2 1-2 feet. the price paid Is said to be the best ever paid on Morris Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Rlcher in nirmInrhann.

M. H. Richey. the recently appoint ed General Manager of the Western and Middle Districts of the Southern Railway, with headquarters in Atlan- ia. is in the Birmingham district mak- ing his first tour of inspection since his anpontment to the new position. He will reEaain here two days and make an effort to clear the blockage in the yards here and throughout the dis Aricf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
r,un Cnrnentern Hurt.

A scaffold broke this morning and nrecipitated J. W. Bennett and r. B Mobbery, carpenters. to the ground twenty feet, in1uring both of them. Mobbery has very badly injured back and his right wrist was cut by a saw in the fall. He was removed to the IIiIlman Hospital. Bennett was hurt internally but not dangerously He was sent to his home at East Lake.
 The carpenters were at work on a house on Sixteenth Avenue, South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Oommassmry is Robbed

The commissary of the Southern Steel Company at Spencer Quarry. East Boyles, was burglarized last night and twenty pair of shoes, a bundle of over alIs and working shirts and other goods were carried ofR Entrance was effected by means of window.
 The sheriff was requested to send dogs to the scene this morning and the request was granted, inasmuch as the officers believe that a gang of com missary burglars are now at work in this district The dogs struck a trail and came across part of the stolen booty which the burglars had dropped in their flight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
NO MORE EXCITEMENT.
SIuskoges Quiets Down After Day
 nNanRdaR

Disorder.
 Muskogee. I. T., March 27.-All ex- eitement over the killing of three ne- groes by United States Marshal Led better and his posse in a stret fight here yesterday has duieted down.
 Jackson and Brown, two of the wounded negroes and John Coheld, the white policeman, are not expected to live. The marshaPs posse today hunt cd for other members of the Limited Socialists" the secret society that led to the trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
FOUR na1BRYo DOCTORS. .

Medical Applicants Seek Licenses TO
 Practice Profession.
 Four applicants for license to prac- tice medicine appeared yesterday at the office of the State Health Qh1cer to re- Is q special examination. as the de- pArtment expects to be exceptionally busy during the first ten days of the coming month, when the examinA~ tions are usually held.
 After the medical schools are out after the regular winter season, which will be in May, the health otfice will be taxed to it's utmost preparing the examinations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Changes on Frisco.

Announcement Is made that A. D. Lightner, who is superintendent of the Frisco Railroad between Memphis and Springfield, Mo, will be returned to Birmingham as general agent, and A. J. Sans, now superintendent on the Birmingham end, will be sent to Enid, Okla, as superintendent and T. B. Coppage of Temple Tex. will be brought to Birmingham as superfn- tendent The tchanges take place on April 1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Street crossing between an East Lake car and a string of freight cars on February 8. One suit is directed against the Southern Railway, and seeks to recover s50.000 for the death of Alfred L.. simpson. The other IS for the death of thu same man. and Is directed against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company. The suits are brought by s. M. Simp- son, as administrator.
 Practically the same allegations are made in both petitions. In the peti- tion 1t is claimed certain city ordi- nances were violated.
 Go Back to Florida.
 Charles and Percy White. arrested few days ago upon advices received from Jacksonville, were turned over to the custody of officers from that city, who arrived here today. Habeas cor- pus proceedings instituted by attorA neys for the accused before Judge C.. Nesmith will he dismissed. inasmuch as arrangements have been made whereupon the defendants have agreed to return without a fight. Attorney B. NJ Allen is representing both men.
 Miss Mamie Williams. who said she came to the city from New York on the day the men were arrested, for the purpose of marrying Charlie White, will return to her Northern home. ac- cordlng to her statement.
 Receiver Appointed.
 John H. Wallace was today appoint ed receiver for the Queen Canning comnRny, 9 comparative. ea.ppipE eH-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
nuyu nesemer Property.

T. c. Mcdonald of Birmingham, former chief of police, has purchased the Steiner block in Bessemer, the lar gest brick building in that growing town. The deal was consummated through Brown Brothers, and $76,0o0 was paid in cash for the property. Mir. Mcdonald bought the property as an investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

COUNTRY HAAEs--Farst ahapment of 5000 pounds just received. Try them. Pierson & BuckhaIf, Phone 1D60.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
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4 CREAM, guarantesA
 to remove frecklaa, piEnples, liver spots, tan, saliowneas. dia- eoloEstions aud arup- tioas, the won't 0ass in 1o tO 70 days. I.saNes tho skin dear, heazlg and restores tho beASEa0
 of youth. Endorsed hy thousands of grAteitl lAdies. 800, glle1 hw yoar dxuGgise nr Sms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
T,Hm TwxAR wOMnmt

TA1N T1AAB WUNUHRs
 Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu- matio troubles; sold by all druggists. or two months treatment by mail for e1. pr. M. w. Hall. 7s2S Olive St., St Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Vfsat the Montgomery Theat0rfum. @4 North Court St. Coolest place in the city. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

EGTIOMM TOaET eOaRAnY. Psala. Taall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
Is4:y tss. = y ti''
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
Ibo

pncesas no puderon epmr enrambos campeones
tregarse el omoplato hacienda vsaes
aquea cacajada los dos cabaleros que esperaban
base presenca de esgos voon cabeza reconoceron
las sehoras de pensamientos.
Volvio La Mole ponerse guardia, tan frme
aut6mata Coconnas lie ataco q00 de los mas
energicoS
Mira que serio que no intevenmos capaces de
degoarse Basta de chanzas Hoa eores hoa gro Marga
rita.
iDejados! dejado respondio Enrqueta, grande
de Coconna dSe tan buena cuenta de La Mole
habia dado de los hjos del sobrno de Mercandon.
iOh zen verdad que estan hermoso as dijo Margarta
mira, parece que respiran fuego.
En- efecto combate empezado burlas provocaco-
hes haba hecho sencoo desde que los dos ampeoue
Ambos desconhaban de uerzas cada
movmento demasado vvo enan otro que repme go
de door les arrancaban anguas hedas Sin embargo
La Mole avanvaba pasos fme los oos centeean
teS boca enreabrta los dntes apretado esechaba
adversao e cu vendo cuan consunado maestro e
maneo de espada retroceda amben paso paso pero fin
rerocedfa As egaron oa del foo cuya parte opuesa
haaban epecadore Cua solo hube sdo retrada
dar La Mole quite ago largo, lie o con la rapdez del
rayo esocada hendose e msmo nstane ub6n del
Proenz aha de sang que iba ensanhandoe POGO
POGO
-Animo grit6 la duquesa de Nevers.
All! ipObe La Mole! exclam6 Margarta dando grto
de door
Oy6 La Mole aquel grO lanz6 la rena de mi
adas que penean mas poundamente coran de mue
que punta de espda descbendo ccuo faso
tir6 ondo.
Enonces las dos muees dieron grtos que solo
cono uno la punta de la zona de La Mole asom6 baada
sangre por la espalda de Coconnas
No obsante nj e nj Ell cayeron los dos permane
ceron de pie Andose boca alberta conoendo que p
mCvmentO que hiciesen perdeau s equbrO Po fin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
Camara de 0eIegados
>Contimuaei5n de Ia b1gfna AZ

(Continaac5n de Ia b4giua ~
ci6n a la RESOLUTION de Ia Camara.
Dice que, en- vista de la oposicion
que ha encontrado, la retira, pro-
metiendo consular el case y yer el
medic de presentarla mas tarde en-
forma de proyecto.
Retirada la moci6n del sehor
Sola, Sc concluye el debate.
La Comision de Legislation
|presenta su informe sobre el H. B.
"a, del sehor Zeno Gambia, relative
a proteger el conercio contra coac-
clones y monopolios, recomendan-
do su aprobaci6u sin enmiendas.
FL seiior Matienzo solicita de
la Camara apruebe el informe.
FL sefor Zeno, autor del pro-
yecto, 10 recomienda 4 la Camara
como una ley que ha de favorecer a
todas las classes sociales, por cuanto
pone a salvo al comercio contra los
trust que acaparan todos los nego-
clos mermandole sus utilidadeS y
determinando siempre la eseasez de
los articulos de primera nccesidad
Habla extensamente sobre los trust
en- los Estados Unidos y los juzga
en- todas parties como la muerte de
los pequciios negocios. Re6ierese
a los monopolios realizados por EN-.
|presas navieras, que han explotado
|nuestra isla con sus hetamentos,
lsignihcando la necesidad de que es-
te en- vigor una ley que ponga cote
| a todos estos abusos.
Yo he tornado -dice--la Ley
Sherman, que aunque esta en- vigol
en- Puerto Rico, esta tainbien et
desuso, la be colocado Ell medic de-
Sol puertorriquehoy del solar puer
torriquefio y el reAejo ha sido est
proyecto que presento a la conside
raci6n de la Camara, a fin de qu
sea una ley que Sc interprete y S
cumpla en- todos sus detalles.
En-. el Consejo Ejecutivo-re6e
reese han presentado infnidad d
denuncias, mucho mas graves gu
las que Sc hayan podido hacer el
la Camara y aquel alto cuerpo n
las ha tenido en- cuenta. FL ora
dor lee una copia de la denunci
Ique hace un tempo, el comercio d
Ponce presento al Consejo Ejecut
Ivo, contra el monopolio existeni
en- Ell lanchaje del puerto de Ponc'
Aquella queja-dice-se perdio Ell
vacio. Habla de otras denuncia
d. la mis1na indole hechas a aqu
cuerpo ejecutivo, las cuales han S
do desatendidas, a pesar de form:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
EDIOTO

1ort" Municipal del Distrito Judicial
de Bayamon. IsStadoS Unido>
de America. FL Presidente dc
los F. U., S. S.
Conversion de inscription poseso-
ria en- inscription de dominic
Exparte-Virgilio Morales Cabrera
Por cuanto habiendo presenta
do don Virgilio Morales y Cabrers
una mocion solicitando la conver
sion en- dominic de la possession d.
Ia 6nca siguiente
"Terrenos en- sl barrio de Pi-
fias, termino municipal de Toa AL.
ia, compuesto de veiute y siete cuer
das, sesenta centimos de otra, equi
valentes q diez hectareas, ochent:
y cuatrO areas y Setenta y nueV'
centiareas, colindante por el Nort'
con Felipe Rivera, por el Sud y Es
te con Francisco Suarez, y por e
Oeste con Agustin Diaz.
Por tanto, habiendo ordenad'
el Honorable Juez de esta Corte dol
Jose J. Acosta, Sc publique esta pc
ticf6n en- uno de los peri6dicos de |;
plaza, para que los interesados qu'
Sc cream con derecho puedan opo-
nerse presentando la oportuna de
manda dentro del plazo de ounce
dfas naturales, libro la presente er
Bayam6n 4 I6 de Febrero de 1907.
Gmllermo Rengel,
Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21

parte de dicho consejo un funcio.
mario como el Attorney General,
4. hi debido investistigar los hechos.
Todo esto-dice = justiica de
una manera evidente que la llama
da rLey Sherman esta en- desuso
Sn esta isla y ESQ viene el proyec-
to, a revivirla, a ponerla EN- vigor
COMO una ley estatutoria de Puerto
Rico.
Por todas estas razones-dice
el sefior Zeno espelo que la ca
mara apruebe el proyecto de ley
I que Sc discute.
FL senior Guerra Sc levanta pa
ia inpugnar el proyecto ell su tota-
lidad.
Dice que Sc opone al proyecto
del doctor Zeno por considerable
anticonstitucional, leyendo, al efec-
to, la Ley Foraker. Expone que,
va en- cuestiones habidas en- esta
isla con companias de vapores, el
Tribunal Federal ha resuelto que Ia
Ley Sherman esta Ell vigor en-
Puerto Rico.
Ningun estado de Ia Union
Americana -dice-se ha atrevido
hasta hoy a alterar ell 10 mas mini.
mo, ese estatuto federal que Sc la
mo aLey ShermanD, por 10 cual no
Sc explica que una Camara puerto
riqueiia intente hacerlo, cuando 10
que a Comercio y Navigation Sc
re6era va esta legislado por el Con.
greso de los Estados Unidos.
Dice el senior Guerra, que ca.
so de que esta ley Sc aprobase J en-
virtud de ella Sc dictase una SEN
tencia, al sustanciarse la apelaci6n
ante el Tribunal Supreme, este, in
dudablemente habra de resolver Ell
el sentido de que el estatuto puer-
torriquefio es incontitucional.
i Rehriendose a la ley Sherman
dice, que esta tiene mas radio de
acci6n que el bill presentado por eli
sefior Zeno, de 10 que Sc deduce,
Ique 81 es el empeio hacer para
Puerto Rico una ley que abarque
, las mismas cuestiones de la ley
Sherman, que Sc mande q tradu-.
cir esta y que Sc applique 4 esta isla.
. En- efecto, propone para tern1inar,
-lque Ell proyecto en- question vuelvs
? de nuevo al seno de la Comisi6n ds
Legislation recomendandole orden,
] al Departamento de Traducci6n d,
la Camara, traduzca la referid;
i ley Sherman y la presente como I'm:
: ley para Puerto Rico.
r (Contiunayd maaana).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
CAPITULO XVII
III, coLEcA DE MAEsE AMBRosto PARE

Fl chirri6n eft que ban Coconhas La Mole puso Ell
harcha Paris guendo sombra grupo que seva
de gua Sc pao Louvre ALI e conductor recbo una buena
popna Hceon transporter los herdos la habacon del du-
que de Aencon y Sc envi6 buscar Ambrosio Pare.
Cuando lego, nj uno nj otro haban vueto en- 81.
La Mole nejor brado la eocada lie haba enado pot
debao del derech6 pero nesar nngdn organ nor
tante especo Coconnas enia puuon araveado aenc
que Dor hetida saa haca vaclar llama de una vea
Maese Ambrasio Pare no respondo de Coconnas
LIE Nevers esaba desesperada; ella fue la que,
con6ando en- fueza maay vao del pamonteS no
hab permdo Magara oponerse combate De buena gana
hubera evar Coconnas paao de Guisa para umnis
~ en- esta segunda oas6n los msmos cudados mera
nero de n mardo poda egar Roma extra
harse de la installation de ntruso bao echo conyuga
Con obeto verdadera ausd las herdaS hzo var
Marg rita entrambos ovenea encia de hermano en- Ia
cua uno de va eha sntaado dcenno dos gent
hombres que durane paso hban cd del cbao admit
Rci6n captain go decombate dvugo Vdad no tardo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
EDICTO


Corte de Distrito del Distriio Judi
cial de Aguadilla, P. R.-N.
3o5.-M. ]. y S. Cabrera, VS..
Succession de Ramon Maa del
Rio y Velez, compuesta de
Casio Isabelle y Maria Ines del
Rio y Gonzalez.
O6cina del Marshal. -Venta en- p1.
blica Subasta.
En- virtud de una orden de
ejecuci6n, debidamente testimonial
da por el Secretario de la Corte de
Distrito de Aguadilla, 6rmada por
el mismo y bajo el sello de dicha
Corte, en- la cual aparecen el de-
mandante y demandados arriba ex-
presados, procedi q elnbargar una
inca propiedad de los susodichos
demandados, por designation hecha
por el propio demandante, y cuya
finca Sc describe 4 continuation:
R1stica, radicada en- el barrio
de ePerchasS, del terlnino munich
pal de San. Sebastian, compuesta de
noventa cuerdas, mas 8 menos, 8
sean IS hectareas, 81 areas y 36
centiareas; en- lndes al Norte con
terrenos de la Succession de don To-
mas Gonzalez; al Saliente, con los
de don Jose Y don Juan Bautista
Velez; al Sud, con el RIO sCulebri.
nasD, y al Oeste con terrenos de Ia
Succession de A. Gonzalez y de Ja-
cinto Rond6n. Dicha 6nca consta
inscrita al folio S. del tomo 50 del
Ayuntamiento de San Sebastian,
finca No 500, inscription 2ss
Y por cuanto el dla 18 de Enc.
ro de 1907, el expresado deman-
dante obtuvo una sentencia a so
favor en- la mencionada Corte, con-
ira la Succession deinandada, por la
suma de $1.857.85 centavos inclu-
yendo la cantidad principal de Ia
deuda y as!icostas devengadas an.
tes y despues de dicho fallo.
Y por cuanto en- virtud de Ia
expresada sentencia mandando que
por el Marshall fuera debidamente
cumplida la misma, 8 por uno dc
sus agentes, Sc procedi6 por ests
ofcina a embargo de la finca des-
crita anteriormente, Yo, el Marsha
de la Corte de DiStrito de Aguadi
liza, hago pIblico, por medic de
presente edicto, que dichos bienes
embargados serau vendidos Ell pu
blica subasta al mejor postor, E
dia r6 de Mario del cursante aiio
Ell mi o6cina, sta ell la calle de
sComercioD de esta ciudad, tenien
do lugar dicha subasta a las 9 "a
M. J del indicado dia, publiCandos'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21

PRINCIPALES ARTICULOS
Arroces: De partido q Jap6n
$500.
Idem valenciano de 6H q 6N
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de rs ctvs. a 40.
Bombones de $6H az.
Bacalao $7H.
Sardinas ahumadas 4 ID ctvs
Cebollas espaholas IS.
Idem americans $4.
Garbanzos $4H az.
Habichuelas Americanas colo
radas largas $5.25. Blancas ameri'
canas 3A.
Harina de trigo $4.25 5A.
Idem de maiz a $3A.
Jamones 81 any.
Jab6n Rocamora $5A, ameri-
no, $2H y M.
Manteca $3.50 ell u y en- cajas
de $9H.
Mantequilla de SIC q 20.
Pasta del pals $3.2s q 4.5o.
Papas americanas $1A.
Tocino 81 a $I9H.
Tasajo So.
Quesos am. ST.. Patagras FL.
Leche condensada sAguilas d
S..
1dem id. tCruz Ro'
ja0 $4A.
Idem id. sMagno
naD $4h.
DEL PALS
Az1car para el consume:
Mascabado claro de $4A.
De miel claro a IS.
Centrifuga claro de I. a IS.
Americana de $5 5H.
De Ponce S. a 4H.
Ron 40 grades Cartier a $r.5e
centavos gal6n pagados R. Inter
mas.
Maiz $3.50.
Tabaco, nominal.
PRECIOS DE COMPRA
Almid6n q $3.50.
Algod6n de IS a $3.50.
Cocos de IS a IS millar.
Sebo de res $4H.
Cafe corriente nominal
CAMBIOS CORRIENTES
Londres check q $4.S7H
Paris 81 a u ID.
Hamburgo a4D.
New York Par.
Espafia 1oH ctvs' u.