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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-31
Noticias de Caguas.
De nuestro corresponsal

Z Mario 29.-Debido a una re-
pentina indisposici6n del te-
nor senior Magin R. ArgUelles,
fu6 suspendida para la proXi-
ma semaAa la function .anun-
ciada para aver domingo %,
a beneficio de la congregation
de "Hiias de Maria. Cr6ese
que dicho espectaculo Sc lie
vara q efecto ell domingo 5 de
Abril, siempre que la salud
del senior Argtielles 10 permita.
Con espl6ndido resultado
Sc han verificado las tres Ill
timas funciones cinematogra-
ficas;, en- ell teatro 'Manrique"
en- los dias JueveS, Sabado, Y
Domingo, habi6ndo quedado
ell publico satisfecho de la ex-
celente calidad de las pelfcu-
las y de la recta manera con
que Sc sortean los regalos.
En- la function del Jueves,
hubo una pequena griterfa por
parte del pGblico, debido al ha
berse calificado como immoral
una de las pelfculas puesta en-
programa por la companfa dies
de San Juan, claro es que eI
Sr. Manrique no es responsa-
BILE; apesar que la pelfcula en-
question es muy conocida del
publico capitaleno Y nadia ha
visto en- ella, la maldad que
vieron aquf esa noche varios
personals, que fueron la que
promovieron ell incidente.
Sc hacen gestiones activas
por los Amateurs del teatro,
para traer a esta cociedad la
"compaffa de zarzuela Cutie
rrez" que ha de llegar en- estQs
dias d esa capital Y en- la que
figuran las tiples, Yais y Pc
raj.
Segun Sc nos ha informado
el senOr Manrique ira a San
Juan tan pronto desembar-.
que la troupe para arreglar
el contratO.
Muchas son las quejas que q
diarios recibimos de varias ia
milias distinguidas, respecto
q las peiicuLas POGO decente.
que Sc cometen por varias mu-
jeres de vida airada que reci- /
den en- Ia calIe ''Padilla" esaui.
na 4 "Betances" o sea en- ell
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HUENA OCCASION.

Una casa en- Ia calle de CAM, eli
Santurce, esta de venta y es una hue
no OCCASION para ell que desee hacer
un buen ncgocio. Construida hace
+ meses. con buena5 maderas v ser
vicio complete para roda comodidad
Situada d menos de 100 metros tie la
carretera, ,sitlo centrico, Y construc-
ci0n modefna. Informara cI Sr. Ar
turo Fort. BanC0 lie z. Rico, San
Juan. - y.
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DE La TERRA 4 Ia | UNA
(Po1' Julio Verne.)


"Admitidas las precedentes
observaciones, el canon debera
apuntarse- al cent (as) del lu-
j, gar en- que Sc haga el esperi-
mento, de suerte que Ell tiro
sea perpendicular al plano del
horizonte, y asf el proyectil
Sc librara mas pronto de los e.
,fectos de Ia attraction terres-
tire. Pero para que la Luna
suba al cent de- .un sitio, pre-
ciso ses que la latitud de- este
sitio no sea mas alta que la de-
clinacion del astro, 8 en- otros
terminos, que Ell sit1o no Sc ha-
lie comprendido entire 0 y %
de latitud norte 9 sud CD. En-
cualquier punto ell tiro ten
drfa que ser necesariamente
obl1cua, 10 que contraria ell
buen resultado del experiment
to. ...
N"Acerca de lasexta pregun=
ta:, 6Que sitio ocupara la Lu-
ma en- el cielo en- el momento
de partir Ell proyectil?
"En ell acto de lamar la ba-
Ia al espacio, la Luna, que a.
vanza :diariamente 13, 10, y
35, debera encontrarse alicia
da del pnunto Genital cuatro
veces este distancia, 8 sean
81, 42 y 20, espacio que CORES
ponde al camino que ella hara
mientras dure ell avance del
proyectil. Pero como es pre-
ciso tener tambi6n en- cuenta
ell desvfo que hara sufrir a la
bala ell movimiento de rota-
cion de la Terra, y como la ba-
la, no llegara q la Luna sino
despu,es de haber sufrido una
desviacion igual a diez y seis
radios terrestres, los cuales,
contados en- la 6rbita de la Lu-
ma, son unos II, Sc deben es-
tos afadir a los que expresan
el retraso de la Luna, va men
cionado, 9 sean GA. Asf, pues,
en- ell momento del tiro, ell ra-
20 visual dirigido a la Luna
formara con. la vertical del ST
ito del esperimento I'm angulo.
de GA.
"Tales son las respuestas
que da ell Observatoria de Cam
bridge a las preguntas de los
miembros del Gun-Club.
En- res1men:
'''1o. Ell canon debera colo
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Director del Observatorio
del Cambridge" "
CAPfTULo v.
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mismo medic de Ia ciudad.
Llamamos la atenci6n de
quien corresponds, para que
sc pOnga coto 4 estos abuses
que desdicen de poblaciones
cultas como Ia nuestra..
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ECOS nUNuALES.

[
! Convention Naval, que aca-
ba Gle ceIebrarse' en- Londres,
son consideradas como parti-
cularlnente ventajosas para
los EsJados Unidos, sea que
esta Potencia sea neutral 8
beIigerante. Todos los articu-,
los de la Convention fueron
aprobados por unanimldad y,
! fdesde luego su ratification por
todos los Goblernos represen-
tados parece segura. Aunque
Sc retlraron vari0s puntos que
figuraban en- el programa de la
Convention y que daban lu-
gar & controversies, 10 que fu6
aprobado hasta para consti-
tuir un importante adelanto,
con respecto a las condiciones
actuales de la guerra naval.
El comite central de auXi-
lios en- Roma, esta preparando
la publication de las cuentas
generates de ingresos de las
cantidadesrecibidas hasta hoy
fernando despu6s I'm folIeto
que seria traducido q varios
idiomas y hecho circular pro-
fusamente por todos los pai-
ses que contribuyeron 4 ali
War la situaci0n de las victi-
mas de los temblores de Stella
~ Calabria.
La epidemia del c6lera, que.
hace va 100 dias que ha estado
azotando q San Petersburgo,
lleva hechas diez mil vfctimas,
de las cuales han muerte has
ia la fecha 1858. EEL mayor MI
nero de casos que Sc han dado
en- un dla, ha sido de 444, y el
menor de 9.
Jean Maths, quien agredi6
hace alglln tempo en- la calle
al Presidente Falli6res, de Fra
cia, goIpeandole, ha sido con-
denado a cuatro amos de pri-
sion y cinco mas de destierro
de Paris. i
Terminada va la conferen-
cia para la conservation de los
productos naturales en- Norte-
america celebrada en- Washing
ton a la que asistieron los de-
legados de Mexico y Canadl,
el Presidente Roosevelt, anun-
clio que Sc harlan un llama
miento para que el pr6Ximo
septiembre Sc celebrara en- La
Haya una conferencia univer-
sal, sobre la conservation de
los recursos naturales. Cuaren-
ia y cinco naciones represen-
tadas en- La Haya seran invi-
tadas para que tomen parte
en-. ella.
Ell Senado Cahforniano ha
aprobado la lev ordenando un
censo de los japoneses en- Ca
lifornia, para decidir despGs,
81 ese Estado habra de pedir
la exclusion por entero de los
L
Esa ley, que habra de ser :
firmada inmediatamente p0r ,
Ell Gobernador de California, t
al comisionado de los :
trabajos del Goblerno, redacte =
1ichO censo. 6
Ell Shah de Persia casi Sc t
encuentra en- quiebra, y ha }
vender q la Acade-
mia de Ciencias rusas, toda la
collection de manuscritoS y pin
turas que ha estado en- pose
sion de los Shahs de Persia, de
de hace varias centurias. Sc
dice que la collection es una de
las mas valiOsas, historical in
trfnsicamente, pero no obstan-
te tsto, ell Shah esta dispuesto
4 cedersela 4 Russia es una ci-
fra relativamente baia; tai
ns In npcesidad que tiene de
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LA RIOJANA.

Casa de viajeros, calle de
la Tanca no. 5, San Juan.
Sc alquilan habitaciones
con s sin comida. :
Buen trato. Precios econ6-
mlCOS. 30v.s.
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EN- la CgRTE DE DISTITO DEL
DiStrito Judicial de San Jaan,
Puerto Rico.
SECCION PRIMERA No. 2s95.
Estados Cnidos de America
FL rresidente de los +. L.
Declaration de dominic.
, Declaration de dominic.
EX-PARTE
Emilia REYES Gavillan.

Declaration de dominic,
Ex-PARrE
Emilia REYES Gavillan.
Pos cuANTo habiendo prosentado
ell abogado Dos Emigidio s Gino'io,
una moci6n a ,nombre do Emilia Re,
yes Gavilian, para que Sc declare a
su favor el dominic da Ia sgoients
laca Rlistica Terreno radicado en-
FL barrio de Hato nuevo. termIno mu-
nicipal de Rio Fiedras, compuesto Dc
ounce y medias cuerdas. en- liDdes
por ell Norte con otfo de Antolin Ro
sado Clemente Lipares. Elena lugo
y el canine debate nuevo d Nancy
que 10 separa de terrenos de Jose Ro-
DIR guez; por Ell Sur Eugenia Coma
lez y Nicancr Carrasquillo, antes,
hoy secession de Vicente Garcia; por
Q! Este la misma succession Garcia Y
Nictorio Fontan&s antes Marcelin, So
Ia y por ell Oeste el citado camino que
10 separa de terrenos de Juan Perez
Sanchez.
toR TANro y habitndose ordensdo
'por ell Honorable Emilio del Toro
Cuevas, Juez de la Primera Secci6n
de esta Corte Sc publique la preten-
si6n por tres veces en- IN perl6dico
de los de mayor circulation de les que
Sc editan en- esta ciudad para que los
que tengan algun derecho real sobre
el lnmueble descrito, las personas ig,
naradas 4 quienes pueda peIjudicar
Ia inscripci6a y en- general todo Ell que
deseo o. onerse pueda efettuarlo den-
tro de, tGrmino de sesenta dias, libro
ell prestnte en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico 3 % de Mario dc 1904.
.Norin HarjelS, Secretsrio de ia Corte.
Por IT. EScudero, Secretario Au-
xiiar. 3.v.s
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carse en- un pals situado en-
| tire 90 $50 de latitud norte 8
Sud.
go. Debera apnuntarse
al cent del sitio del esperimen
to.
go. Ell proyectil debera
estar dotado de una velocidad
inicial de 1000 yardas por
segundo. ...-.
40. Debera dispararse Ell
10, de Diciembre del ano pro-
Xlmo, a las once menos trece
minutes y veinke segundos..
so. Encontrara la Luna
cuatro dlas despu6s de su par
tida, ell 4 de diciembre, a las
doce de la noche en- punto, en-
ell momento de pasar por Ell ce-
nit.
'Los miembros del Gun
Club deben por tanto empren-
der sin p6rdida de tempo los
trabajos que requiere su en-
presa Y hallarse prontos a O.
brar en- momento determina-
do, pues 81 dejan pasar ell 4 de
Diciembre no hallaran la Lu-
ma en- las mismas condiciones
de perigeoy de cent hasta que
hayan trascurrido diez J O.
.cho amos y once dias,
LA junta directiva del Oh
servatorio de Cambridge Sc
pone enteramente 4 disposici-
cion del Gun-Club para las
cuestiones de astronom1a teo-
rlca, y une por la presente sus
felicitaciones a las de la Anne
RIGA entera."
"Por la junta:
J. NJ. Belfast
Director del Observatorio
del Cambridge -
CAPfTULo v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

May o 1909
BEFN ES-Recepts 90 !. G38 head. in
Guiding for slauEhterers and for the
market No trading I'm live cattle The feeling was
steady all and grades Dressed beef was
selling quite freely 1Oiec per 10 Tor common TO
choice native sides No later cable adyices from tho
cattle and beer markets Great Britain No reports
Of dressed from this either day
Friday
CALVES-ReceiptS 2si head. including 154 for
for butchers and 40 for the market There was a
good demand the stock fully sustained prices
prime veals sold 81 son s. 30 100 ID
calves "a l3c per III for city dressed
Sales-S. Judd & - veaIs. ia III average at
s. 60 per zoe III: veHls 10l 10. at s. 80.
Sanders Sc veals l3S 10. at s. 50 II do. 124 ID,
at IS 30
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-ReceIpts were - cars, or
head including for butchers and IN cars
the market The feeling fun steady on lin
receipts for both sheep and lambs Fair woolled
sold SO 100 ID fair clipped sheep at $3f
-: good clipped lambs 81 62iz No spring lambs
offered FOL sale Dressed mutton steady ga
I2c per III; dressed lambs at l3G lHi2c; country
dressed dollhouse lambs slow ut 81 5OH So
Sales. Judd e. 2T3 clipped Buffalo lambs 81
average at 81 So u per 100 III
Sanders: - woolled Jersey sheep. 81 h. at So:
clipped jersey sheen. 105 ID. at So % clipped
HOGS-Recepts we're cars 1441 head. all for
slaughterers except few head Feeling steady. and
good weight medium hogs were selling at
81 81 60 per 100 III.
Sales-S. Sanders. state hogs. $50 III average at
81 per 10 date yesterday % state hogs. 1871
H. at s. co; sta hogs 200 III. at 81 90. state
hogs. 143 h. at 81 so: roughs 372 ID. at SO Go;
stag III. at 81
s Judd & Co: state hogs. 142 h. at 81 so.
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29g25e Do soEq FED 12q 5 EqWLs aT{ picked llS
POTATOES AND YEGETABLES-Forsign potatoes
In heavy supply but demand active % doleSIlc Z
Asparagus plentiful weaker Beets and carrots slow
higher Lettuce shows irregular quality Peas in sxeeS
isf supply d and 9 s 6so esas fP s oss
vegetables as GIoJeI We q1ots5 - .
80: new red S2dS4 ., do Maine in bulk per $50
3 Sass 90 per has a 3 8 Sass % P English F per o is
$Ia$i 80. SWEET POTATOES. Jersey, per basket I5eg
90 NoTfo 81 56aSs 50. do North Carolina 81 S$2
d. CsIifo-1a green SS4S5. ARTICHOKES. California.
French. per drum. $4G$4 80; BEETs south Gar9.in Per
per crate s1gS1 % DO FIortda per brshei crate T5eS
ass: do New orleans s.; 90 BsrmGd2 per Sra5s; Slg
per Dbl or bag $laSl 59 GABBAGEs Nlsl@ per ri
65Gs5c; do per b. 5c9 .Sc; DO NoFth C1 ~ EY ~
f5ra pr STANDARD Manafss case 81 56$2 500 Do per
HG4sh s5 81 iT7 sS s. g C6 6r s Per 100
S2aS4 CUCUNBERs SEAMAN psE S9s - = SS
orleans. Per Dbl 50 500 50; EGGPLANIS FIoTiSa.
s1 Fox nSr I5 25d5c: LETTUCE nearby cold frame.
per 56 S2aSa % South Carolina per 9assJ e iL
BEANS Floria per crate S9gSS 0I SsF- MA 5sr
crate 75cGSI .. % yellow 81 2as1 % DO ReTraHas
10 FgyDtia- per bag 50 70 do Western yell
low per 40 u 5aS Slss 5osl so % orange S7
S1aS1 30: PEAS virginia per aTse oaSaet go =
per large basket 81 25Gs1 3. DO per small basket Se
81 III S S9 sa s5s large GO s s cs7o Ia r. @
ker 81 25d$1 80 per small basket. I5cdSl % PEP
PERS Forida. per carrier SI6TS1 10 PARSLEY. New
orleans curly per 81 5cGS4; DO plain 81 odS3 do
bermuda crate S1G<1 -. ROfAINE. Bermuda per
Pa
RFfIFsAFF nearby. Per punches, TJcGSi 80 seal
HONS nearby, per leo punches 50cGSi co southern.
per 100 punches. 2JHT5c; STRING BEANS. Georgia.
green 1er basket S1dS2. do Florida. Per basket
or crate S1RS1 7JcIS1 80, Do New Orleans
per basket S16Sf .. do New Orleans Italian per Pas
kar SITSf % SPINACH. Dbl 75cGSl- SQUASH.
Tfuhnard per Dbl. T5cGSI - S1dS1 50. %
vvbir box 5OcGS1- yellow c-0CkuecS- 15cCSl-
TI-RNIPS. rutabaga bag. Sl2Sl % do ether
rTra uer z.
100 punches 25GT5C: TOMATOES. Florida carrier
SIGS2 80: WATERCRESS. per 100 punches. T5cGSl 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May e-CATTLE-R Receipts estimated 5000
head market steady: s5aS7 % $4d$6: hef
and feeders S. 5oa$5 90 HoGs-Receipts testImated)
head: market 10 &c higher: choice heavy
shipping 40 butchers. 81 3Oa$7 as light mixed
05dST 10 choice light 81 15aS 30 packing 81 25P
SHEEPIRecepts testmatedl. 900 strong
to Ioc higher sheep 50 75a$0 so lambs So 5oas9 a5:
cincinnafi May 6-cATTI.fs- Receipts aG3 head:
mon 81 50aS4 81 HOG9-Recepts. IA head market
quiet lower; butchers and shippers 81 45gS7 90
market steady; 81 25d$5. AMBs-steady S. 256fS7.
steers So 40aS6 IS. Receipts 400 head; mar
ket active and 25c higher: sGa$s y. Receipts
slow steady and strong heavy; 81 60
a$7 70 mixed 5oas7 CO. rcughs SIS 4oqS6 CO. diaries
lambs 81 5OGs7 90 wethers. s6ds6 az
PIttsburg May 6--CATT1sFt- Receipts light. steady;
choice Sc 5oaSe 10; prime So 8oaS6 so sHEEP-supply
Hight slow: prime wethes IS s0a$6: cullg and common.
6ndS4 lambs 50qS7 90 veal calves. SI0$7 so HOGS
Receipts light dull lower prime heavies. 81 90 me
diums 81 4oa$7 - heayy Workers - 90 light Workers.
Toledo MAY 6-CLOVERSEED. cash. So S2Iz; october.
s6 5- December SO March So 60; No = s. 422; No
l3 IS 10; rejected. s. TO- TIMOTHY. prime 81 80; All
I SIKE prime. s. . 100 -,
including outherns steady TO Toe lower choice
yrt and dressed SO 15d$6 70; fair 10 good
s9ss l0 $5GS6 CO. sockers and feeders
Sass 75 Southern steers So 25as6 So southern COWS
81 25GS5 native S3qS5 75 native heifeTs - g
CENTS head; market 5gOc lower: top. 81 30 bulk
sales So 1879 20 heavy s. 21g$7 30 ps s s<c s
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head market steady to loc
higher Colorado lambs SIS lambs 81 5od$s 90:
iings SeTS7 Sc T5 S5dS6 30 stock
es and feeders So 25GS5 %; Texas muttons $3.50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07
TO BID UNDER TRACTION AMENDMENT
ShontS Speaks for Neutrality-suspicious.
with Chairman Wilcox.

Theodore p. Shonts president of the 1nterhor
ough' was closeted for two hours Yesterday with
Chairman Wilcox OF the Public Service Commits
sion, discussing the Travis robinson amendment
and its effect on future subway building by the
lhterborough interests There will be n puhlic
hearing on the amendment before Mayor Mcclellan
Monday.
Mr.. Shonts said that the Interborougb would
doubtless be bidder under the amendment in case
II became law, but he refused TO go into details
He did not seem displeased with the passage of
the amendment. although the Interoorough lawyers
opposed ii at Albany
Chairman Wilcox said that the Interborough
proposition for a tWo-traCk express subway south
from Times Square and north from Grand Cen
traI station already submitted to the COM
mission before the passage of the Travis Robinson
DILL could be acted on at by the commission
II the amendment became a law. He intmated
however. that the commission would insist on a
four-track subway north TO The Bronx under Lex
lngton avenue This means that the InterborouEh
must amend It's original proposition or allow the
Bradley Gaffney-Steers Company to curry off the
plum The proposition OF the latter company is 10
Guild four-track subway TO The Bronx with its
own money and turn it over 10 the city after fifty
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07

Coffee cables: Rio-Cohes market barely steady; No
Rio 4S725: exchange. 10 532d. receipts. 2ocO bags
clearances FOR the United states 1000 bags for Eu-
rope. 1000 bags: stock 5000 bags SentosmConee
market quiet: No Santos, $500; No :. 3$5OO; re
cepts, G0OO bags stock. 3sT 900 bags Hamburg-Cof-
opened unchanged TO y pfenng lower; al :
?. A4d7 pfennig lower; at p M was
i.Gi2 pfenniE lower; sales, 1000 bags tiaNIe,
Coffee market opened unchanged; al u unchanged
at p unchanged; at $50 ?. declined 4 franc
total sales. $500 bags.
COTTON-The cotton market rather Heavy to-
day prices gradually saggng on under scat,
ternK liquidation and moderate pressure from locaI
bears be encouraged IN taking me snort
for by the absence OF aggressive Duh SUP
port and the reports Of rain IN Texas Inc HariteI
opened steady unchanged prices 70 an au
Of points response 70 better cables thah
temper OF the local trade. as gauBed oy
talk around ring bearish. but at nrst seling
and al-rehensons cold. weather IN central So
tinns * the belt seemed that most local trace
considered crop Oklahoma tnsufnci.Ht aL
yanced render clone reported IN the vicinity
ari4nure an important factor far as the re" GOp
concerned official weather forecasts ulu NY
students II early Al any rate prices
middle OF the day, al ore uI'e sIoN ans
net loss OF 3aT points and closing M,tHll a
1,ofn or two OF lowest. Comparatively niue
news reached the market during the cay. .Le
Sc,,bern spo markets officially reported cary were
norfad better demand for export but as rue 80
brokers' reported very HALE business me
veather reports Galveston Indicated prtcl''
a. number Or points Texas, ranging rom a -
- about 20 inches and these rains seemed 70
- ~ r,rrvsnt revival OF Texas drouth talk 'AI
s -, 80 he tu4ruuent a dav 49,. -,
lhe range of contract prices in the local market " w
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07
C. & o. DIVIDEND MAY BE INCREASED.
Executive Committee, It Is Understood, Rec
ommends 4 Per Cent a Year.

There was meeting of the executive committee
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company yes
terday, at which, it is understood, action taken
formally TO recommend TO the board of directors
that the dividend be increased from / per cent to
I per cent year. The board will meet for divi-
dend purposes May %. when il is expected 70
order a payment of per cent payable in June.
which will make the total disbursement for the
present fiscal year per cent. The per cent year
~ rate VIII be established il is believed. at the
beginning OF the new fiscal year. disbursements of
per cent being made semi-annualiy
The company is said be reaping the benefits
OF the heavy expenditures for improvements that
nave been made out of income within the last nine
years ana from the way its earnings are increas-
ing IL is believed in some quarters that in The
future II will be in position TO pay an even high
er rate than per cent year on its stock.
II was learned yesterday that the road had or
oereo hfteen locomotives, In addition to the thir
ty-hve contracted for last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07
RUMoRs BOOST WESTERN MARYLAND.
They Are Denied Later, but Securities Close
with Net Gains

Various reports favorable TO the Western Mary
land Railroad Company, most of which denied
later in the day. accompanied a sharp upward move
yesterday in the securities of the company,
the stock rising points to IS and closing with a
gain Of 31a points at 2612 while the first mort
gage per cent bonds closed 12s points higher than
Wednesday and the convertible as AS points
higher.
land had made arrangements to take the coal
mines and other properties Of the Pittsburg Ter
minal Railroad and Coal Company, the entire capt.
tai stock of which corporation is owned by the
Wabash ittsburg Terminal Railway Company,
which in turn is controlled by the Wabash Railroad
Company. These coal properties estimated to
contain 100000 of coal.
Another rumor that the Western Maryland
reorganization plan had already been completed,
and that it included the creation of 100000 mort
gage, which would the Western Maryland,
the Wheeling & Lake Erie and the Wabash-Pitts-
burg Terminal Both rumors were denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-07
COPPER SOLD AT Is CENTS A POUND
Producers Believe Decrease in Stocks and Big
Demand Will Send Price Higher.

The leading copper producers report a consd-
cradle improvement in the copper metal market in
the last few days. and prices distinctly frmer
The United Metals Selling Company, which handles
all the output of the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany, is understood have advanced the price Of
the metal yesterday to 13 cents pound. which is
the highest price It has touched in the present up
ward movement. According reports in the trade
this concern has sold 35,OoOo0O pounds of copper In
the last three days at a fraction under Is cents a
pound.
The demand for the metal IS said TO be coming
largely from domestic consumers the largest buyers
being the brass and electrical companies, although
large sales also being made for export. The
stocks OF copper in the hands of the selling agencies
said to be the lowest in year. and producers
believe this decrease In stocks, combined with the
increase in demand for the metal will send the
price of electrolytic copper above Is in the
next few days.