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The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
FARMERS APPEAL HEARD,
May BE Allowed to Sell on Market
Line Through Agents.

The practice of farmers disposing of
their produce on the market through
agents. was the subject of a hearing
given by the Commissioners yesterday
to a delegation of farmers from the
District of Columbia. Maryland, and
Virginia. Corporation Counsel Thomas.
in a recent opinion. held that such a
practice was a violation of the police
regulations. Members of the delegation
declared il impossible for them to ap-
pear personally each day with their
produce, stating that If the regulations
are enforced many of them will ulti-
mately be forced to retire from the
business Of truck farming. Through
agents their produce can be disposed of
without Inconvenience.
At the conclusion Of the hearing
Commissioner Macfarland suggested to
Col W. c. Haskell, sealer Of weights
and measures, that an amendment to
the regulations De drafted which will
meet with the conditions as set forth
bY the farmers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. MAJ ll-CATTLE- Receipts. 22a; esti-
mated for tomorrow. 90 Market steady Prime
beryes. 54'765a f1or % medium 4Gs53j. sto-kerg
and feeders. 2sa5lo. COWS and hcifsB. 2sa551.
Texans 4I0a4-5
HOGS-Rgceipis. 1900. estimated f1r tomorrow.
500 Market ; cents lower Light Ea6 81 rough
6l1sf . mixed SEAS s5. pigs gae o.
SHEEP-Ra-aiF'z, 1900, estimated f.r tomorrow.
1900. Market steady. Native sheep. i5aG-0.
Western sheep. t75as75. native lambs. tesss5
Western lambs f15as-5
New YTk. Nav H-CATTI Receipts I7u.
feeling unchanged Dressed bcef steady 8t sass.
per pound far natives.
EhLYES-Ee Receipts none Feeling steady
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. I75. Quiet and
steady Virginia spring lsuts. . ur head
HOGS-Br6fiUf7 T. 200 NrrmlIIg a.sEe
Baltimore May A-GATTLE-Recaiut frr tfs
week CIFCi 40 noon TO-DAY were 24lS head. assir-'
f5} head last WC1E. SiLtv.savsu carloads ou sale
and mar5s' rm az about last weeks rrias steers
good TO choice. f-=a7-5. others EUa4g: crvs
l5oai1'; brIls 2755AI9, hcfrz aZlal5o. lreeI
COWS . 1a5--0 pf- head Ezi-rtsd last week pr
steamship Uls-smCre. flr Liverpool. 80 head oi
cattle.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
BANKS STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
Citizens savings Makes Excellent
Showing at End of First Year.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Citizens Sav ngs Bank
was held yesterday in Alexandria. about
1000 shares Of the stock being repre-
sented
According to the statement issued 10
the stockholders, the amount paid on
capital stock is S933O950: the amount
OF deposits. S2l5.4lI0S; the amount Of
loans and investments, s24S.3o715, un-
paid capital stock drawing interest az
6 per cent 27f095o: the amount Of in
terest paid 90 depositors. S1.4oS5S; total
amount OF cash I'M vault and on deposit
with national banks. S61.123I5. The
number OF accounts on the banks books
is about I,5G0
It was stated that the bank has han
died in deposits since it opened for busi-
ness, less than one year ago. SI.40S.-
5I9.'T. There are f97 stockholders. The
banks officers expressed satisfaction
with its success. the number of denosit-
OrS. and the amount OF its present de-
pcsits. \ vote of thanks was given the
officers and directors by the stockhold-
ers for 'its safe conservative, and pro-
gressive management
The following directors were re-
elected, and the board is made up as
follows.
William T. Abbott, W p Aczer. Philip G. AZ
feck Robert Armour, Riruald ". Beal,. Sidney l.
BeysicvrP. Walter 2. Bennett Walter ". Bowie.
William B. ChaIlc-, NeTtcn II. CLARK. John Her
/ bert Corning A Z Cronshgw. James r. Gibbs
Harry 2. Huijlesor. james T. Jones William
Martin. HaTy VI. Packard. J. Clarence Price John
! Quinn. Edward J. Quinn. Joseph T. Ralph Charles
/ g.. Robinson James A. Sample, T. Martin SCTunaEr
I John Speed Smith. Bestor X. Walters. and Dr. l.
ID. Wilson
The officers are.
/ James A Sample, president. Ri-uaH W BcaH
vice president. Philip G.. Anieck, second vice rre5
| dent; A 7. CruSh8W. third uca president: Iohr
/ Quinn. fourth vice president J. Clarence Price. gen
/ Cral counsel; H5uy = Huddles1n. secretary. and
] 49, L-------- ---.-----.-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Daily Grain Letter.

New YORK., May H.-Wheat opened under intense
excitement, the highest prices being recorded on
initial trades. No attention was paid to the fact
that Liverpool sent lower cables. From the open
ing the market met with heavy realizing sales.
Prices held remarkably well fer a time bgt the
pressure was too great, and they gradually sank,
losing over cents from the top Weather indicl-
tions especially from the Southwest, were better,
but the bad reports still cUme. Hessisn fly is re-
ported in Missouri Would buy wheat Oh further
recession from this point, Corn higher at
opening with trade limited. Prices eask on toward
the close. Oats firm. Provisions lower Understand
September lard should be bought on account Of the
scarcity in cotton seed oil. DICK BROS, & CO
New York. May HLWHEAT-Weaker trade
quiet. Ne / Northern Duluth. TO arrive, opening
navigation Sc over July. {. o. b.. No l Manitoba,
l-o3i3. (. G. b.. No. ? Northern Manitoba. June.
l62's. T. O. b No red o. n. l00ls; Nc 2
hard. +. O. b.. lO3i5: No. l mncafuni opening navi-
cation. s7l3 T. o. b. Exporters took nothing.
C0RN-Firm, but quiet No elevator, 81; No,
2. So + o. b. No. 2. f.-o b., late May, 5s2. No.
yellow. 50; No. ? white. 81, I. O. b. Exporters
took loads.
OATs-Steady but inactive. Elevator prices:
No white, 4st No. white, 47'4, Nc mixed.
461z
The prices Of futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans cotton e1-
changes iit2 street northwest
New YORK. MAY lA-B1llish activity continued iu
cotton to-day on predictions Of unsettled weather
in the Eastern and Western belts. and eIUecta-
tigus Of an unfavorable weekly weather report ar
noon The technical position Of the market was
strong on account Of free liquidation during the
past few days and there was no particularly heavy
selling 20 interfere with The plans Oi the bulls
The weather report was about q standaf, ana
while 10 shUWed excessive rains IN some sections the
temperatures were more favorable than they have
been for some time. New high levels were reached
an Cpti1rs. and the bulls appeared % be taking
profits In near months This caused a narrowing
1f differences between the old and new cur
months. Numerous private reports n damage re-
ccirel from points IN Texas and she lower MIs=is
s.fpi Valley report further damaging rains South
ern spot markets steady and unchanged % = higher
Port receipts estimated at l.0N bales. against
l3 gB last year
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
VISIT FAIR ON HOUSEB0AT.
Jamestown Tourist Company ia In
augurate Line Of Steamers.

The jamestown Houseboat Tourist
Company proposes to run lire of steam
ers between Washington and the exposi-
ton during the summer. Five hundred
people Will be accommodated on each trip
of the new line. arrangements having
been completed for sleeping quarters for
that number of people. The boat VIII
leave here every Monday evening. aTTiv-
ing at the exposition the next morning
Patrons will make their headquarters
or the boat during their stay at the expo
siUon. This is the feature of the enter
prise, as fl will save the people the in
convenience Of going to hotels. and taking
street car rides and other annoyances.
The boat will leave for Washington, on
the return trip, every Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
NEW york. MONEY.

New York May lL-AIoney on call on the stock
exchange to-day opened 81 q. per cent: highest %
lowest 2; closing. "a Most OF the loans were at
~ per cent
Time money slightly frneT and ntes well main
tanned Rates. 81 TO per cent for sixty days; "a
per cent for ninety days 5 per cent for four FIVE,
and six months; 5 per cent for seven and eight
months. and 81 per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper dull. Rates. 81 Per cent for
SIXTY % ninety days indorscd bills receivable; 81
10 Der cont for choice single names. four 70 six
months 70 run; 70 6lz pr cent FOR names not 50
well known
Sterling quiet and steady, with rates unchanged
Rates for actual business: Sixty days 4,S3Sa4 $50
demand, s620ai s625 cables 4S655a4 S6e9 \
Commercial bills were 462Aai3. The supply Of
cotton bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
FINANCIAL.

-. to lbs, s8as2; do. small per H.. "a
B, ducks. paddle, large, per H., Z; do
small. Per H.. n; muscoFy and monsrel. per h.
llaI2, do brakes each. 5ai0. white PeEiEs. Der
H.. Y pigeons. young. per rair Jsa3; Old, pd
rsir. 25 euinca fowl. old. each. %. do. youus.
each 3. Crhe above quotations are for wholesale
lots only as established by the Baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association JobbiHg lots sell highcr.l
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
SUPREME COURT RAISES PAY.
Holds Assistant Surgeons in Navy
Entitled 20 $4,000 Per Year.

The pay Of assistant surgeons in the
navy was increased from 81 500 to S2o)0
by a decision of the Supreme Court in the
case brought by Emil Farholt The Navy
Department had ruled that assistant sur
geons and passed assistant surgeons were
entitled 20 the same pay as an GnmoUnted
captain in the army, OF i,S10. The court
held tnat assistant surgeons and passed
assistant surgeons should have the
mounted pay. S2.eoo a year
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made BY
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
itaI. It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EHtrs. per cwt-. 525a5.9; butcher 4ooa
$50; common 80 rouEh 80
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross 675a7 90; ordinary. Lon
SFEEP-Clipued. 450a5.00; common. 20oa3O0.
BAAlBS-Spring, choice. per H., g: winter. las
ES-Prime. per h.. :; medium. easIs: com
uon. 4a5; grass 4a4A.
COWS-Prlme, fresh, each, 40.e9a590O; common.
91e9a3V,99; old and dry, sVOslo.a
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call Il O'Clock m.
Capital Traction IS. $3.50 at li0A. $50 at nos.
Sl,oo0 at ll0i5 AOOO at ll0h. 5000 at uOS, -,oD
at ll0K. SF at 1loA.
Capital Traction. At 1914.
Washington Railway ana Electric common lou at
&H.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 10 at
1874, IS at 79ls. 10 az 79@s, AZ So
Washington Gas. q at g. 3 az bLs. . AZ 6Zas.
. al e2 . at GIN o at 62s Q at 623 q at 623.
. at ezl., . at 62%, o at e2s, . at s2's, . at
6, 2 At e27k
Metropolitan National Bank. at 3l7.
After call-Wsshington Railway and Electro pre-
ftned. 10 40 7g%
Washington Gas certificates, $500 at 1854, 500 at
l05ls
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $1,000 at aA.
$500 az slX
Capital Traction S.. 500 at ll0h. $1,000 at liO.
The following are the closing quotations on yes
terdays stock exchange:
GOVERNMENT RONDS
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Aged womnn Drops Dead.

specisI 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. MAY 14-Airs. Helena
Fulton. sixty years Of age. dropped dead
Of heart disease at her home in this CITY
this afternoon,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
MARKET IN TORPOR
Hard Money Rates and Crop
Situation Have Effect.
OUTLOOK IS NOT PLEASING
Demands of Labor Become Burden
some and Prospect for Railway
Earnings Anything but Promising.
Spectators Take Profits in Union
Pacific - Cotton shows Strength.

New York. May 14-Although in point
OF volume of transactions, the security
market to-day was as active as it was
yesterday, the market was in fact much
more uninteresting than 1t was at the
preceding session. and for a good part
of the day was practically lifeless. In
the first hour it displayed some little ami
nation. but after that until the end Of
the day listlessness continually increased
until. at the close it was in state of
t0rpOr. In the main. reactionary tenden-
cies prevailed In the days trading. Spec
ulators who had bought Union Pacific
common shares upon the shrewd guess
that interests Identified with the manage
ment Of the company would endeavor to
keep the stock strong until the pending
bond issue was out of the way. were in
clined to-day 10 take the profits that
awaited them, ard their selling prompted
liquidation elsewhere, but on the one
hand there seemed 10 be little disposition
on any ones part 10 attack the market
IN any direction.
The wheat market of the day was an
extremely confused and irregular affair,
prices at the outset. under the impulse Of
the current speculative movement Of the
rise in the commodity being considerably
higher than they closed yesterday. Later
on, the grain markets declined under
heavy realizing sales. and shifted nerv-
Ously back and forth until just at the end
Of business, when they recovered their
earlier losses and closed at a level al
most unchanged from that Of the day be-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The boom in Gas stock, hailed with so
much spirit few days ago on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange. appears to have
upset in midair, with no parachute for
the unhappy passengers to ride down on.
About 2 points were knocked off the price
yesterday. and plenty Of stock in sight to
help the drop along. The stock closed
weak at 622l.
Capital Traction IS were sold only in
small lots yesterday. the offered prices
being too high 10 tempt only those who
had urgent orders to nlL Less than loot
sold at fractions above the 40 mark.
| Trading was small in other issues upon
the board. In fact, the volume Of business
/ is daily contracting from the big figures
| OF last week.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
OpInIon. on the New York Market.


Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg-
1.-THE market was professional and with
out notable feature. Union Pacific made
a new high record for this advance, on
what looked like short covering; in fact,
a leading bear operator IS said 20 have
covered as much as 5000 shares Of short
stock this morning. This was taken ad-
vantage of by other traders TO realize,
and the market became rather weak. tho
feeling being that this heavy buying
marked the elimination o. the recent 8d-
vance. / do not feel like advising the
sale Of stocks too freely although the
market may work of somewhat l be
lieve that we are apt 10 have trading
conditions for some time to come, with
stocks a purchase on a.. weak spots and
sale on sharp rallies
Herbert L. Jones, Of 4. o. Brown & Co.
Tt seems TO be most wholly a profess
sional market. There are no signs Of
activity on the part Of the most impor
tant interests. and just at the moment
apparently no reason why they should lc
active. Support Is given TO favored
sun iA9 va 'iAil'Hf bAA NllftN - sitf'ft 'l14s
There seems 10 be no liquidation OF con-
sequence recently. and no selling pres
sure at any time. Traders market seems
probable until something Of Importance
develops"
/ G. Bowie Chapman. Of T. r. Chapman
K Co.-"Trading continued desultory and
uninterestIng. with the result that the
closing prices show the list. as a gem
| eral thing, from l TO . per cent lower.
/ Canadian Pacific lost about four points.
/ much Of the selling being Influenced by
an unauthcntiCated rumor Of a new stock
/ issue. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and some
/ Of the local corporations were strong.
/ The cereal markets failed 10 have much
/ effect Chicago wheat. after opening
/ steady. advanced slightly. but closed AT
l practically last nights figures Commits
sion house business was further reduced
and such activity as appeared was caused
/ by room traders. although in the morning
/ there was in several stocks, buying ot
sufficient quantity % have the appear
lance Of purchases Of covering short con-
tracts made mostly under cover. 10 was
noticeable az that time that these lines
were obtained without the necessity OF
bidding up prices. Am still unable %
discover any indications Of other than q
/ traders market
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
New Orleans.
Spot Market.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co -.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Muasey
hilIlnirr
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
The Safest investments

Are those that 51 not depend up-n
tha financial responsibility Cr tts
stability f any individual ur cor
rruuau Pirr dari7 II trust mort
EsE notes hbsn-ly secured On gr1
real estate iu +aa District 7f Co.
IrUh'a constitute 'Eil-ci-e iu-
vas'ueu.s These are che rni~ kind
ws make and supply To- investors,
Tlrr bear interest payable ssmi-aa-
ur-Iv. at tle rate af Fi-r Der cent
rer auuuu. and may De had q me- in
amounts tru So and upward a-
par and aeH-a5 interest send f1r
boesle- Concerning Loans and In
TCs-ugufs
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Munsey
Building.
Sales 10 noon on..3 354,2O0 shares
Total sales. .5I5.60O shares
Call money! IL, 294, low, p close, ga.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
BOSTON STOCKS,

Quotations are furnished BY E. r. Chapman &
Co., members New York Stock Exchange G.. Bowie
Chipnan, manager, 1901 F street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY T. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange g. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Cntfnn Is strong.

The strength that the cotton market has
been gathering for some time past be
came very pronounced to-day, and the
rapid fluctuations Of prices on both the
commodity exchanges served TO a greater
or less extent to divert interest from
dealings in securities.
The general declining trend Of the stock
market was emphasized in the earlier
part of the day by a sharp break in
Canadian Pacific stock, due 10 the appre-
hension that the injury to the crops from
cold weather which is now, as alleged,
particularly great in the Manitoba re-
gions. will be especially damaging to the
Canadian PaCifCs revenues The selling
OF the stock, however, was largely on
orders received from the continent Of
Europe, and rumors circulated which
met with an official denial. that the COM
pany was meditating another bond or
stock issue.
In the afternoon O rather brisk up-bid-
ding of the Consolidated Gas and local
Traction shares failed to stimulate any
interest in the general market. and If this
was due. as stated. to a belief that the
Public Utilities bill may not pass the
State legislature. the operation appears
% have been conducted on mistaken
premises.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Big Buying Orders.


The preliminary activity of the market
to-day was due chiefly to the distribution
Of buying orders for large blocks Of yari-
Gus stocks by a single commission house,
which has been identified for some
months back in the common understand
ing with large speculative operations for
the decline.
In a rather indefinite way, The market
was adversely affected by theNfact that
this retirement Of short contracts. for
such it presumably was. was effected so
easily-that is 10 say wtthing causing a
greater rise in prices than actually Oc-
Jcurred. The inference was that one Of
the sustaining forces Of the market had
been considerably weakened. and that
stocks were plentifully offered for sale at
advances.
The stock which resisted the weakness
Of the market to-day more than any
other was Amalgamated Copper. Esti-
mates. which it is believed have an au-
th0rit8tiye basis, are submitted that the
production of copper in the country has
decreased thus far during the year l2,-
CoQG0 pounds. as compared with last
years output. This naturally goes far TO
fortify the conclusion that present prices
for copper VIII be indefinitely maintained.
Money Markets All Heavy.
The worlds financial markets to-day
were all heavy IF not weak. Consols re-
ceded in London, as they have been doing
for many days past, and are now nearly
down 20 their low-record level Of recent
years.
In London and Paris and Berlin. as well
as IN our own market at the present time,
efforts to advance prices have obviously
20 contend with the strong indifference
manifested toward the market for securi-
ties by investors. It is easy TO be seen. 50
for as conditions in our own market are
concerned, that the stock market IS about
as nearly I'm a state of equilibrium as is
ever seen, and that spectators, conscious
OF the state Of affairs that has come to
pass. are unwilling to make venture on
either side Of the account. The adverse
factors in the situation are such that It IS
wholly probable that II the market was
exposed TO their unmitigated force. a note
worthy decline in prices would be under
way.
Crop Situation Serious.
The crop situation is serious, If not criti-
seal. the money markets are again begin
ming to harden. political developments
seems to be full of unpleasant things, the
demands Of labor are becoming burden
some. and the outlook for railway earn
ings is not good; but, on the other hand
the market has had the benefit in recent
months Of a vast and thorough purging
It IS, as Wall street calls il, a "uquidated
market" weak accounts in It have been
strengthened. and the accounts Of hun
dreds Of plungers in commission houses
have been closed. The market in the past
has, in other words. discounted q great
many Of the unfavorable influences that
are now haing hrnnght 10 haar against II
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Pennsylvania has acquired in the last
two or three years a reputation of NOV
ing up at the end Of a bull swing in the
general market. The stock is important
enough TO hide lot of selling in others,
and appears to be used Tor that purpose,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01
La SituaCi0n en- Portugal

Un intervid con Franco.-E1 Sr.
Franco ha declarado 10 siguiente
TN redactor del Daily Express"
"Seguira la actual dictadura hasta
que los diversos partidos pollticos
responsables de los tltimos sucesos
parlamentarios, Sc pongan de acuer-
do para ira bajar Ell favor del bienes-
tar del pals.
"Entonces es cuando veremos 81
convene reanudar las sesiones del
Par1amento.
Ha anadido el presidente del Con
sejo que con la dictadura, la seguri-
dad de las personas y de Ia propie-
dad estaba asegurada, y que el Rey
tenla en- 81 una confanza absolute.
Ell Sr. Franco desea, ante todo, res.
tablecer la situacion economical, fo-
mentar el comercio y modihcar los
impuestos y los derechos de Aduanas
"Mis adversarios, dice Ell presiden
te del Gobierno. Sc han opuestO 4
todo ESQ, y no soy responsible de lc
que ha sucedldO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01

7 T y T 4 S DE 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01

Vapor cubano. Maria Herrera, =
saldra de la Habana el 7 del pre-
'sente en- vez del Julia" retornando
a dicho puerto del IS al 10 con es-
calas intermedias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01

Vapor espadol "Conde Wifredo' es
ta la carga Ell Barcelona para salir
Ell del corriente por Il Med;terraneo
con destino Canarias y este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01

Vapor amer. Philadelphia saldra
de New York para esta el 5 del Co
rricnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01

video en- Ia primera quincena de Sep
tiembre, 81 reune sufciente carga pa
ra este puerto. .----.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-01
MOVimiGntO maritime

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Aver tom6 puerto ell vapor ameri-
cano "Coamo de New York con
carga.
DE LA COSTA
Ningunas.
SALIDAS PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Ningunas.
PARA LA COSTA
Goletas Dos Hermanos' y San
Jose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-23

: y IN ford'ula' pafa Il al.o, In
~ei'%n' Ticnc dos magrifiio< ma.
nahtiaIes paIa dar de bebcr al ganad, :.
item colindancia al mar y puerto tara
embarcar todos les frutos. En- ella Sc
pu' den cuidar ha. ia 400 cabt zas de ga
nGdo.
Para informes dirigirse q don
UIiSes Mar ni.-Post Ofce, e,-calle Mu.
roz Rivers. Cabo Rojo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-23
rOr, sic 2tt

h1Hfmaiidad Esmeyo y ,d7idca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-23
Sc VENDE

Un juego de tres Sentrffugas siste
ma "Hepnorth" con su motor, su mez-
Olador y su elevator de azdcar, todo
W nagnffeo estado. Dirigirse a don
lulio Gay, hacienda Santa Ana, Jun.
coS, Puerto Rico,