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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
PROPOSED CONDENSERY
AND SOME CRITICISMS

ELLENsBURG, Dec. p. i see by
papers a request of the Red Cross
Sanitary Condenserv, which has
been considering the establishing
of plant in this valley, for some
milk samples to be sent to them to
test. Now the taking of a proper
sample of milk is different from
what most people think. a SAM
pie to be any where near correct
should be taken at each milking
for at least three days. All Of the
milk should be drawn from each
COW and we'll mixed before taking
the sample. | have just taken a
weeks sample from 10 herd of
cattle and have tested the milk. |
have an average test of as. Some
of these herds are very poor and
some are good. On a whole, |
think they are about the average
or a little under the average of the
COWS in the valley.
One hundred pounds of milk
testing as makes Sal poundn of
butter, and at the present price for
butter at 81 cents. 100 pounds Of
milk is worth So for butter
alone. The skim milk is worth 20
cents per hundred pounds, making
the milk bring the farmer 81. 20
per hundred pounds.
These few facts will no doubt be
Of interest to your readers if you
will kindly publish the same and
oblige
Yours truly,
e. W. MOrFET.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
West Side News

WEST SIDE, Dec. 23-After . silence
of almost a wear, we awake, give our
selves shake-yes, we arise, ruo our
eyes-for The Dawn must have tne
news.
Ridgway school is preparing Tor
grand entertainment Christmas eve.
Victor Stevens, Jessie Frederick NY
Stevens and Walter Snyder, the sollc'
ting committee have been quite ousy
collecting funds for the same.
Clofa Champie has been on the SICK
list for some days past.
Burt Adder, who has been connn:u
to his bed with rheumatism, 10 soie "
be up part of the time now
Martin Frederick is gradually gov
ting the shingles on his barn.
Mrs. Olaf Hanson returned : ~"
days since from a weeks WISH Oh 'u'
Sound
Mrs. Preston purchased a new cream
separator few days since.
John Green and family OF SLOW ~. IA.
ners, spent day recently on tn;c sic
OF the Yakima with Philip freoe'''A
and family.
Miss Nettie Adder Is preparl9s "
launch out into the poultry ous'n''''
We wish her about success.
T. J. Shelton is hauling wood Tot 'D'
Ridgway school. ,,
Chas Shelton has CONTRACT lot u..
ing -, 900 feet of logs on the Ie.n'" =.
DR.. Felch made professions u"tsr
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Cna'' 0
recently to see their sick BABY. "a,
Max. Champie is now treating ~''D
DR.. Walker of Ellensburg.
Mrs. Jake Frederick recently Ed.
a fine dinner in honor OF Nlar'''
erick's birthday anniversary
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24

Harry Manners, who lett here
several days ago, sailed from New
York Saturday OH the steamer Pat
eicia for his old home near Ham
burg, Germany. He will spend
some weeks there with his mother
brothers and sisters and a host OF
friends. Harry has not visited his
old home in his native land since
1900 and of course will be almost
stranger to some of them. On
no! He expects to return alone
at least. that is what he impaired
to us and we have always found
him truthful, but great josher.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
Thorp Local keWg

Mrs. y. Hemple, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ben Musser, the
past week, returned TO Ellensbure
Friday.
Mrs. Leckman and son, Andrew, who
have been in Prosser attending to bust
ness matters the past few days, return
ed Thursday.
Mrs. Will Piper OF f.llensburg wa.
visiting relatives and friends ia thi.
city Saturday and Sunday.
Alfred Yearwood and Bert Christner
we're visiting friends in Ellensburs
Sunday.
c Il. Hadley was in Ellensburg or
business last saturday.
| John Newman went to Gle Elum with
load of pigs Tuesday.
Mr.. Beal, who has been attending az
advent meeting in Yakima, returned
home Sunday.
The Rebecca camp of Thorp. has
purchased fine piano for the |. O. O.
+. hall.
Leslie Orndon, who has been in Ida.
no the past few months, returned home
last Wednesday.
Jim Duncan, who accompanied bis
son, Willie, to Seattle where is at.
tending school for stammers, return.
ed home Friday.
Mrs. Amy Ellison went to Ellensburs
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Duncan left for Seattle Tues.
day where she will spend Christmas
with her daugher. Mrs. Jim Rerrick,
Fred Pearson OF Easlon. is visiting
his mother-in law, Mrs Werner, this
week.
Harry Smith was in t,llensburg on
business SATURDAY..
Fred Christner had the misfortune to
run nail in his foot last Tuesday He
was unable to walk for several DAYS.
Mrs. Beaile is visiting her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beaile, in
Sunnyside this week
a. Johnson, who has been visiting
friends IN this city the past week, re-.
turned to Ellensburg Sunday
Mr.. Willy of Seattle. who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. S. K. Horni.
brook, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G Goodwin starred
for the Sound Monday They expect
to spend few days there, then 90 on
to southern Oregon, where they will
spend the rest of the winter for Mrs.
GOedwin's health.
Miss Maggie Lackman, who has
been in CleElum the past few weeks
returned home Wednesday to spenp
christmas with her parents.
Earl Thomas of Bristol, was visiting
friends and relatives here Sunday.
Erve Coats OF Seattle, is here on bus.
mess this week.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
NEW YORK STORE

Eegent line of LADIES FINE NEcKwEAR for the IIol-
LlDAYs-the new "GDsoN COLLARS in both Lace and
Embroidered. One of the best Neckwear Houses in
New York sent a sample line of latest stylcs-rcach-
ed here just in time for Chstmas-also fine RucH1xc
by the yard and the boxed Ruchn for holiday Gifts
Great sample line of Swiss EMBROIDERED HANDkEK-
CH1EFs-many dozen of them--no two alike--and
prices so low. Importer had sold seasons stock and
had no father use for the sampeswc get them cheap
just in time for Christmas. WHITE SILK initial HAND
KERcnEFs for the men and boys FINE SUBSCRIBERS
in handsome Holiday Boxes-Great assortment of
I1Es-25 to 50 cents each Ladies Gauzc Lisle Hose
worth 500 at IS cents Ladies Embroidered CAME
Lille ose worth IS cents at 4S cents also the famous
BURsoN HOSE the only Hose made without a seam.
We can save you money on Fur ScARrs and Murrs
good assortment, and every piece warranted Also
save you money on Wool and CorroN BLANKETS
H. L. STOWELL.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
VALLEY View News

VALLEY VIEW, Dec. - ~ Chris
dermuhl, son OF Mr.. ana y. M a. anne
Indermuhl, who has been -. rsnorted
weeks with typhoid fever'
gradually convalescing. -. .his
a petition is being cl rculs;.es A re-.
vicinity for saloon In hiI.,''s saloon
m in R.ss is p also being ..o
at last t', renor,s Both contained about ~
equal number OF Names lava
John Foust killed hog q , nvrassed.
since that weighed $40 pounu' .., M
Mrs. VIM. Plunket, who mas o. ..d 20
for the past few weeks is repo.~ 4
low now that no hope Of her rsco'. .,o;cs
entertained. She has lost her '0'|''
sight and heariu z. --s~
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
HoW's This?

We OFFER One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case OF Catarsh than cannot he cured by Hall $
Catarrh Cure.
f.. J. CHENEY. 6 co, Toledo O.
We the undersigned. have dnown f. j. Che
ncy for the last II years acd believe him per.
fectly honorable in all business translctio ions
and are perfectly rble to carry out any obliga-
tons made by his firm.
WALDINo., kINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally .acti ny
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
per bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Pals Family Pills for Constitution
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24
THE POPULAR VOTE OF
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

NEW YORK, Dec. Io.- lie total
popular vote of the presidential
candidates at the last national
election was made known today i'll
an official form by the filing of the
last. official vote, that of Michigan.
the total shows the following votes
cast
Taft, republican, 1857 ,o76.
Bryan, democrat, 6, 5'5, 1872.
Debs, socialist, 1884
Chain, prohibitionist, 24l 252.
Hisgen. independence, 80
Watson, peoples, 1881.
Gilhaus, socialist-labor, IS, Al.
Total for all candidates, IL, S52,-
$50.
This grand total exceeds by
1,3+1,55l the total number of
votes cast in the presidential cleo.
ton of 1904, when the grand total
was II, $40, /Oo.
Compared with the 1904 election
the candidates of the republican
and democratic and socialist parties
increased their vote this year. The
reverse is true of the candidates Of
the prohibition. populist and soci-
alist- labor parties. The indepen-
dence party did not figure in the
presidential election four years
ago.
The biggest difference in party
vote is shown in an increase for
Bryan of l,3l5,2ll over the total
vote cast in 1904 for Alton B. Par
ker, the democratic candidate.
Taft received 400 votes more
than were polled for President
Roosevelt in 1904, and Debs ran
40, sos ahead of his predecessor on
the socialist ticket.
Debs received his largest vote in
Pennsylvania 9,9l5, Illinois, 80. :
III and New York 50. +6l. Della
ware gave him only IS votes.
Hisgens vote in New York,
IS, S17, and in his own state, Mass
achusetts, 9,237, together formed
nearly two-thirds of all the votes
he received in thu whole country.
In six states not a vote was cast
for Hisgen. Nine states registered
not single vote for the prohibit
ton candidate. The socialist-lab-
or candidate received votes in only
IS states and in only 70 states were
votes cast for Watson of the popu-
list party.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24

ward accomplishing theI end in
view, and we trust each and every
democrat in kittitas county, who
is not already on our list, will roll
up his sleeves and get into the
harness and enroll for The Dawn
one year at 81 so or two years for
S2.5O within the next two weeks.
It will enable us to make a much
better paper. Will you do it! 1t
not, why not' In the mean time
The Dawn will continue to agitate
and educates
Beginning with Our issue of Jan
uary 9TH 1909 we will begin run
ming series of stories by Buffalo
Bill, true stories of Plains, Indian
fights, etc., regular blood-curdling
and hair lifters-one complete
page per week. This series will be
followed by others just as inter
esting. Get into the band wagon
now Get fifty rides per year
about 500 pages of first class read
ing matter, the cream of local news
and leading state and national
events. The Dawn is good
clean sheet morally and can be read
by the modest people as we'll as by
the most refine without a shudder
or blush of shame. Only $3.50
per year. Start in now. Today
is the day to subscribe, and its
business to do so.
IT is absolutely ridiculous for
Judge Root S friends to urge him to
ASSUME the position of Supreme
Judge again in the face Of all the
talk and his own admissions, even
if there be no positive evidence of
gross misconduct. The Supreme
court should be at least above sus-
picion, and if he should be allowed
to go back on the bench for a six
year term and further investiga-
ton quashed, the decisions of that
body will not be regarded with that
respect and reverence that would
otherwise be due the supreme judi
ciary Of the great commonwealth
of Washington, and while Root is
down and out, it would be we'll to
ever remain so, at least as far as
one of the judges of the supreme
court is concerned.
ANOTHER Christmas is upon us.
We are all one year older. Some
are both wiser and happier, others
wiser. but sadder. Tonight, thou
sands, yes millions of dollars worth
of presents will be presented to
dear friends, relatives and neigh
bors. Let the old saying prevail:
1t is more blessed to give than to
receive" May the season bring the
full measure of peace and serenity
to every heart and may the glad
message of the good shepherds
abound as never before. The
Dawn extends the compliments of
the season to each and every read
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24

Christmas trading is quite brisk
this week and most of the gifts
purchased are of substantial ma
" e and possess real value.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24

Toney Rosie. John Smith S as
sistant shoemaker, left today for
Roslyn to spend Christmas with
his friend, Joe Rosie.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-24

Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, who mas
been visiting friends and relatlvec 10
CleElum the past week, returned home
Sunday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
ASiLO DE

DESINFECCION DEL ASTLO NE
NlNAS.-En la mafana de how har,
terminada los trabajos de desinfec~
clcn Cue Sc o%rdenaron por ell Departa-
mento, a consecuencia de varios cases
de varlcela en- Ell 'Asilo de i1as"
SOLICITUDES PIDIENDO TT
lGRESO- Existen 629 solicitude~
para ell ingreso de ninos en- los A.
los de Beneicencia. No pueden Ser
recluidos en- ell Asilo de Ninos mss
de $50 Y $50 en- Ell de Ni1as. Pode.
mos deducir de estas cifras oua q
tueran admitidos todos los ninos n,1e
tlenen solicitudes presentadas. TEN
drla ell Departamento que construir
tres asllos mas. No concurrien1o
mensualmente, Por t6rmino medic
mas de dos vacautes Y habiendo $40
sollcitudes presentadas para cubrir~
las, puede facilmente comprenderse
10 diticll cue es atender 4 las nume-
rosas p%eticiones que con carScter mr.
genie Sc reciben diariamente para 81
ingreso de nifos en- los Asilos de re-
ferencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
instruction PdbIca

Han sido aprobados en- los exame-
mes celebrates ultimamente para ma
estros graduados de ingles, los aspi-
rantes siguientes.
Acebedo, Herminia Arecibo, Ace
bedo, Manuel Camuy, Astol, Adela
Ponce. Bravo Clara Normal, Beras-
tian Maria Normal. Betances Andres
Cabo- Rojo, Cache Carmen San Juan,
Cap6 Providencia, Normal, Carazo
Gonzalez Medrado Trujillo-Alto,
Castillo Antonio Guayama, Chard6n
y Oleo Camilla Ponce, Colon Eloisa
Normal, Curt Ana r. Lajas, Dalmau
Manuela Normal, Fernandez Garcia
Eugenio Fajardo, Fontanes lose B.
Normal, Fournier Sara Patillas, Fuen-
tes Carmen Utuado, Garriga Flores
Josefa Caguas, Gonzalez C~onsuelo
Lares, Gonzalez Saturn ina Lares,
Gonzalez Lamas Antonio J%uncos,
Guzman Miguel Guayama. Levy Maria
Lares, Levy Gonzalez Adolfo Camuy,
Lopez Noa Gavina A. San Juan, Medi-
ma Gonzalez Antonio Utuado, Melen-
deza Rafaela Normal, Mendfa Tosefa
San Lorenzo, Morales Cassagno lose
Guyana. Padilla Francisco Yauco,
Padilla Luis Cabo Rojo, Palau Manuel
Utuado. Paradfs Carmen San Juan,
Pima Jose6na Normal. Ramos Trini-
dad Normal. Rechani Adelaida San
Juan, Rlbie Garcia Antonio Ponce, M.
Rios Casellas Esteban Manatf, Rivera
Almodova Francisco Normal, Rodrl-
guez TrecheC Conception Normal, Roig
Juana Ponce, Rojas Manuel 7. Qua
yama, Ruiz Eduvigis Normal, SAez
Antonio Normal Sarriera Egozcue
Antonio San Juan. Sesman Emilia
Normal, Silva Julia Normal, Soto
Gelabert Rafael Normal Taberpa
Collazo Asunci6n Cayey, Tizol AL
berto 7. Yauco, Toro Quinones Fran
cisco Naguabo Torres Sallaberry
Jose Sslinas. Trias Josefa Cayey. Vaz-
quez de Ramos Maria Guayama,
Eelez Gotay Diego Yauco, Vidal
Rafael s. Humacao. V~illaronga Car
men Normal, Lassaletta Ana Normal.
Ell dfa Io del corriente terminara
ell anc escolar. clau surandose las es-
cuelas pdblicas hasta Ell proximo ano
Hoy Sc han rem lido 4 Ia isla las
preguntas para los examenes de qra-
dos. que tendran lugar en- las escuelas,
ell lunes y martes p%roximos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
C0SaS munIc|pa|OS

Llamamos la atenci6n del sef1or al
calde, sobre Ell estado mediterranean
tie intransitable de la entrada del ca
lleJou del Tamarindo Y calle de San
Francisco.
Tamblen algo debiamos decirie del
meal ihcable abandono en- que Sc en-
|cuentra la Plaza del mercado.
Volver 4 decir que la Gale de Te-
tuan desde la Tanca hasta ell teatro
es peor que una Gale de Mazuza, es
perder ell tempo.
Que la espalda de la Gale de TIE
tuan es I'm lodazal cuando ilueve y
una nube de polvo los dias de sol;
I quien 10 ig~nora?....
Que 4 pesar de 10 que dicen los
termom etros, no Sc hace NADIA en- cues
tion de hygiene, hay muchos que Ia
dicen.
Que para p%revenirse de la peste y
evitar otras enferm edades COMO la
tifoidea, la viruela y la varieceIa. nc
cs su1ciente dar eoseidiAas 4 las ratas,
X por 1ltimo que TN municipio ce-
loso tiene la obligation de cuidar v
sanear La ~poblacion.
Estos son rumores que corren poY
ahi y que seguramente ell ceIoso nau
nicipio de San Juan, evitara que co
iran; no observation-disclosures en- TN pc
ri6dico. cosa harto facil. sino CORR
giendo las faltas para evitar que IA
die Sc queje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
EcOS de Sandal

PUESTOS CLAUSURADOS-Er
Ia anana de hoy han sido sorprendi~
dos los puestos de leche de lula Her
nandez y Fidel Cirino de Santurce
Estes puestos esta ban ~clausurados
por orden del superintendent de g.
nldad y sin embargo seguian desna-
chando Ell gerero~
fldel Clrino dijo en- su d~escarco al
ser sorprendldo, q. estaba autorizsdo
por ell celador municipal senior Aran~
da.
La Ju1ta Superior de Sandal "a e.
"a la correspondence comunicaci6n
al Sefior Alcalde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
NJ hay que a!alnalge


Corrfa aver con insistencia I'm ru-
NOR, que de haberse coDfirmado hu-
biera sido muy grave; Sc decfa que
una goleta holandesa que procedfa de
Curacao y con fugitivos de la Guayra,
habfa atracado en- Ell muelle.
Como la fantasia popular hizo mil
co%njeturas sobre Ell asunto, nosotros,
tratamos de averiguar 10 que en- este
hubiese de cierto y convenientemen-
tie enterados podemos asegurar que ell
hecho es completamente inexacto.
Lo ocurrido fue, que aver lego una
goleta venezolana, procedente de Gu
razao; pero nj esta trae fugitivos nj
atrac6 en- el muelle. pues Sc encuen-
ira anclada en- Mirafores y suieta a
n rigurosa vigilancia por parte de
la Sandal martina.
No hay, pues, que alarmarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11

das, al rededor de ro7, terminau,
debiles, a ro4; las Meneras des-
cendieron de GOA o2, a 90, por
ultimo a 90. Las Castillos de
las Guardas tambien en- baia. Sc
ofrecen a 90
A consecuencia del balance
de Mario, sin duda, sc quebran-
tan las acciones de Collado de
Lobo en- diez euteros, pues pasan
de 40 a 800, sin tipos interme-
dos en- una negotiation de
10000 pesetas; las de Lomo de
Bas, a 80 y 40, y las Atilanas de
IS a 10.
Las acciones de Ia Hullera
del Sabero. en- alza. q 90 V 81
Fotunas. a 80 duros, Y Santa Fe,
liberadas, q SO. y las sin liberar,
q 100.
Y NADIA mas. insistiendo en-
que la situacion de la plaza es
muy mediana y los tt IGNORES v
medios de que Ell malestar Sc
acentne van siendo generates.
De FL Economssta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
Tribunal Supreme

Sc ha hecho los senalamien-
tos de apelaciones en- pleitos
ciVlles. Icrcero termino de Sc
stones del ano.
JUNO Martes I6.-Ldcas Yon
VS.. Lorenzo Gomez. Habeas
Corpus.
Microbes i7.-Victor Marti-
nee y otros vs. La Corte de Dis
trlto de Mayagiiez. C~ertiorarf-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
ASILO DE ClEGOS

BAJAS Y ALTAS.-Han sido da-
dos de baja en- este Asilo, los indivi-
duos Nemesio Rodriguez, de Lajas.
Ana Torres, de Cidra; Cleovulino Co
Ion, de Ponce y Jose Domingo Her
nandez, de Cidra.
Martin Oppenheimer Y Aleian-
dro Herrera, de Ponce, ha ingresado
eE 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
DeparlanentD de Carload
MANiCOMio be SAN JUAN

ALIENADA DADA DE Alta
salido del Manicomio Insular, en-
donde Sc hallaba recluida, la ex-alie-
NADIA Elvira Diaz y Rever6n la cual-
en- compania de don Ignacio Olivere
salio para Carolina en- la manana de
aver.
AL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
Yauco, ha ingresado en- ell Manicornio
La alienada de Yauco, Margarita Cruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
NoIaS c%Spalo|aS
BILBAO

No ha faltado actividad en-
esta plaza durante el mes, 81
Quiera sea. naturalmente, muy
Telativa V comparada con la de
meses anteriores: en- 10 funda-
mental. en- los negOcioS mlnerOs,
las cosas Siguen igual, o peor, V,
pOr 10 tanto. Ia sltuacl0n gene
raj dc los negOcios en- la plaza
as dc una gran lncertidumbre.
dc manifesto TecelO entire los
capitalists dc muy NAL aspec-
TO. pucs no hay COntratos de
m~inerales Y los navieros no sa-
can para los gastos.
Las a~cciones bancarias sc de-
henden bien, V mas que defen-
derse 10 que hacen es seguir
avanZando. como las del Banco
dc Bilbao. que Sc tratan a SHY
fI1. con melora de dos enteros.
quedando papel a SIS; las Viz
Cayas V CreditOs no Sc operan,
v 10 hacen ganando algo las de
Virgo a - duros; las del Gui-
%puzcoano Il eo4. Y las de Carta-
gena. con dinero, a II3 papel
a no.
Muy encalmados los valores
metalurgicos de los que solo Sc
operan Altos Hornos a 20.
De los demas. Ste ofrece papel
a 100 dc la Aurrera; de Tubos
Forjados a 100. V el de Talleres
dc Deusto tienen dinero q IoI;
nj oferta nj demanda observa-
mos en Basconias, cuyas obi
gaciOnes st Ope:an a la par. FL
pleito de la hoja de lata sigue
sin TesOlver; peIo en- la plaza sc
contia en- una soluci0n salts
tactorIa u los ~lntereses indus
triales.
Los Explosives Y General de
lndustTia sOstienen SUI tirmeza
habitual sin que NADIA nuevo
pueda senalaTse en- ellos: los
prImerOs a $50 y los segundos
a 30 V 200 acknowledgements
Las Resincras Sc amman algo
con la noticia del dividendo:
pero modihcan POGO sus tipOs
DE c~Otizaci0n tratandOse a IA V
I55. pOrque existe b~astante in
Segurida1 en- los mercados de
trementina. Las obligaciones
Sc plden a Io2.7 IS.
POGO a POGO V con tirmeza
avanZan las accIones de Ere
SCI. ias preferences en- ALA a 81
y % por 100. Y las ordinarias de
% a 90. Las de la Hidioelec-
trica lbtrIca Sc cOtizan indis-
tIntamente a los tipos de I22 Y
i2t: las de la Cooperative ElGc-
trica a IS. v las antiques de
Alhemeyer a SIS 70.
FL papel de SECURES. muy in
segHyo. las Auroras bajan de
nuevo de % a So. 65. y las Pola-
res de 95 q o5. sin mas motive
que la de querer vender y no
hallar con facilidad y oportuni
dad comprador. motive que pue-
de aplicarse a una gran parte
de las oscilaciones de los valores
dc mercado pobre v achicado,
en- los pue una oferta o deman-
da apremiante aIteTa los DTeCios
De los valores de la Papelera
Espanola solo Sc GOTHAM las
obligaciones segunda hipoteca.
a o5; pero. no obstante. parece
que ha producido bueu efecto