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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-09-08

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS for Sale
~ on STAFFORD Heights, for cash or on very
easy terms FRANK KEEFE.
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WANTED - Old Crockery. Plates.
w &C., also antique bottles
GEORGE G. FLYNT, Monson, Mass
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-09-08

FOUND - A gray crocheted shawl
II which the owner may have by proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
MARSHAL BOLIFAU
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-09-08

AonroN prevents Pneumonia.
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W7ANTED.-G Horse for farm and
w light driving. Will guarantee faithful
animal comfortable home Tor life. Price must
be moderate. Address GEO. p. BUGBEE, West
Wilmington, Conn.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-09-08

FOR SALE-One heavy work horse,
Il one team wagon for pair. WE DEMOND.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-09-08

TOR SALE.-Choice Chester White
II Pigs ready to go. THE HYNES FARM,
Wales, Mass. 3wf
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DOR SALE-Fifty acres land on road
l. leading from STAFFORD to Tollani VIII put
up house on same under right conditions.
w, DEMOND.
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L'OR SALE.-Curtains and fixtures,
recently used In my store in johnson block
including small shades; also store lamps and
chandeliers. E. L. BURR.
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TO RENT-Three room in Roberts
l. block, Furnace avenue suitable for a pho
tOgraph studio, or may be used for other pur-
poses. ADOLPH ROBERTS.
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STORE TO RENT, or For Sale on Will
~ l1ngton Avenue. JOHN KANE.
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T1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-One
ID Bay Mare with fine colt three months old
One Thoroughbred Holstein Bull, one year old,
A. VAIL SMITH, SOmers, Conn.
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X OR SALE.-My lunch and pool room
Il business, if applied for at once.
VIM. BENTON.
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M ANTED.-Man of energy and tact
w who can furnish first-class reference as to
ability and honesty to act as salesman Previous
experience not necessary. Our assistance from
main office, and personally when required, will
make any ambitious and energetic man success
full. If you possess these requirements, address
F. N. NIPPLE, Dept. 1, P. o. Box Cos, Hartford,
Conn, 4w23
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~ UERNSEY BULL FOR SALE-2
VI years old and registered.
3W2O CHARLES SEARS, Statfordville.
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A NYONE wishing to dispose of farms,
"A Stores or mill property Correspond with
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-09-08

THO RENT. 1st floor-2 family house
4 Modern improvements.
q. s. BKEEN, SO E. Main-st. tt
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NOTICE. = Whereas my wife, Mary,
IN has left my bed and board without Just
cause or provocation, hereby forbid all persons
trusting or hafbor1ng her on my account as /
shall not pay any bills OF her contracting after
this date. LEWIS w. PATRILL
ROLAND Aug. %, 1902
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TWO HOUSES for sale on Tolland-a ave, ,
Il to settle the estate OF Mary Bra1thwaite.
Inquire OF GEORGE BRAITH WAITE, Adm.
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THO RENT.-House with modern i'm
II provements. Also room to rent.
MRS. D. N. BROWN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
Aban@onando IA ciiudad
LOS DELEGApos Sc AUsENTAE
Lluvia de articulos

Aver iarde Y esia maiam han sa i
do para Sus respectivas residencia
los delegados unioniStas.
La mayor partc de ellos, prometcn
desde. su pueblo. cnviar sus granad,
Il los peri6dicoS. cxpoliiendo opinio-
neS que cuando era tempo de hacerl,
On la Camara. noNl 10 hicieron. AhoTn
Surglrin como hongoS ostad SiaS. eco.
nomlstaS. politicos, amcricanos. scpara
tistas, libre-cambistas, rcpuhlcanos y
no sibem0s cuantas cosas mas.
Es muy bucno escribir articulos Y
mas articulos. pcro es dificil, miy diff
ell rcsolver las cuestiones de orden poll
tico d 1c orden cconimco Judicial 4
administrative. que Sc pcscntan de
"in-promptu" en- una Camara, dondc
la luz ha de haccrse aI choque de las
ideas de los intcrescs encontrados.
Para los fil6sofoS para los poetas
no So han hecho las ldes del Parlamcn
10. sino para los hombres prontos al
ataquc las rcsoluciones firmcs a.
mantengan en- toda su grandeza el pres
tigio 81 dcrccho 4 la vida del pals.
s. Dalmau Canet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
Don Ricardo Struler

Hoy embarca para Ponce en- e va
por Julia con destino d Cuba nueS-
tro distinguido amigo don Ricardo
Struller despufs de haher permaneci-
do aIgunos dias en- esta ciudad Y reco-
rrido los priucjpales pueblos de la Is
la en- asuntos de negoeios de su impor-
tante casa comsiouista DC New York
Marlst and Strulier Go.
a pesar de 10 anornal lie la situa-
ri6u economics de este pals. el senor
Struller. por >u alia pericia en- los ne
gocios por "a afabilidad he su trato
en- el idioma dc Cervantcs. que domina
admirableineuie. ha hecho importan-
tes ventas en- esia lsla. tanto en 81 ra-
mo de fcrreteria y quincalla, como en-
= de teiidos maquinaria, etc, etc. y
"a muy satisfcelio
Deseamos III Seilor Siruller-fcliA arri-
- 4 Cuba y Que ali. donde tant0 pres
iigio Y buen nombre goza su casa eX-
portadora pueda haccr grandes nego-
CLOS
I'm Puerto Rico dcja la rcferida casa
De Markt and Struler TO como repre-
seniante al simpatico amigo don q
Guincoces y Leon. que vista actual
mente varies pueblos de la isla. siendo
favorecido por importantes notas d.
pedidos Les felicitamos sinceramente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
La Banda InSu|ar
iPOBRES E+JSICOS!

-irmpre la Soga Sc rompc por 10 mas
Gelgado. dice un refrdn popular, y Ell
or sta OCCASION nunca mcjor emplea-
do
p!cs no Sc figurarian nj por un iRs-
los ml1sicoS 10 Ia banda de la po-
e'e que la hroma de- los senorcS Lilo
re> Torres. Canales y otros. cuando
- bin dc marras. pidiendo la supre
son de la poFlcia insular. fuera a con
l,rtirse por un accidcnte imprevisto
en una desconsoadora y triste reaii
dsd
r. Il caso que Ia Comision de la 70
lela InsIlar. Mr. Names QUEEN qlAe-
- cue fucre De donde dimane la -
3eu. ha puesto en IN verdadero aprie
d i los musicos DE- !. polis.a, ordenan
a. 5yuc dcsde el % del corricnte quo
den srfsirensoS de euplco y spclelo.
NADIA menoS que trciata ! cinco nj
~. Ia mayor parto de elios con ho'-
r.~o~ >er>i.ie~, rrr artr de enca"'a
ato qncdan cesaates
fso r4almrnte. es atroz. de>cons".a-
dor
No hay .iuda que Ia banda dc Ia 20
il insuar es I'm prestieio en- 81 pals.
Is taublen ,na proeba de cultura y
easto artistico re6nadisimo. I'll
a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
b criInsp Dc BlyaIndn
10 QUE DICE UN TEsTIGo

~ c'rrcspons:l en Bayam6n conn.,
nica detalles acerca del supuesto cri-
men eomeiido 80 81 barrio "Candela-
rla de aquelln Jurisdiction.
iiasta ahora los mfornes adquiridox
son los sigulentes:
FraRriS,o Medina invite 4 Jose Ro-
driguez 4 subir al eerro, que queda de-
tras dc la casa de- americana Mr. Wip-
thon con Il obicto dc cortar cspcques-
Rodriguez suhi0 con Medina al seq
rro, y On 81 vi6. 81 informa que dice
Rodri gnez, I'M hombre ahorcado de I'M
paio de mango.
Llam6 la atcnci6n i Medina este
le dijo: "A ESQ he venido, pues me or
dena Valois. el mayor,lomo del ameri-
cano viniera YER 81 cstaba aqui este
muerto.
Bajaron amboS del ccrro y Rodriguez
refirio Il Valois 10 que habia vis;o-
Manifesto Rodriguez que ei cadaver
era de Pedro Rodriguez, conocido por
Ortega, y que tenfa una herida como
de bala, en- la maDdibula inferior del
lado izquierdo de la cara.
Valois, anadc Rodriguez, le di6 &
este . pesos y IN Hus Este esta err
poder del Tribunal
FL csdaver aun no ha sido eucon-
trado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
"Hijas de Maria"

FL dia p. Domingo. del mes en cur
So. lendra lugar d las Siete de la no
che Il primer acto de los Elercicioe
espirituales para las ililas de Maria
n h iglesia dc San Jose.
Duraran estos elercicios toda la Sc
aana. dando principle todos los dias
por la mamana por Ia tarde i las
respectivamente.
- suplica la asisteneia a todas las
Ililas IL Maria. ! las que deseen
ingresar- On la Association
San .hlan, T. r. Mario 1909
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18

1a Suppression de csa banda que ha me
fnrilo Y ha ganado Sitmpre los aplau-
81. go propioS y extra os, aun So esta
tempo Dc buScar accmodo, on estos
.il.s de penosa crisis orque pasan to-
los lbs orcauismos de- pals, Il los que
Isl, como guardias son an ntilcs como
4 pr1mcro. COMO uu>itos son irreem-
r'Azahlls. aqui donir q artc puedc de
,,ss que Is dc gen lci6n exponta-
~ por Il olilnpi. % d 'd6n conquc IS
,as c,.saS $, miriam Tor el goberno y
! on 80 munIcipios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
NotaS municlpales
Ell BALNEARIO PUBLICo

Adelantan con toda actividad las
obras del BaIneario PGblico, que Sc
conSiruye detrds del tcatro, que CO.
mo saben puestros lectores, dicho edifi-
c1o coustara dc ocho magnificas du.
chas
III arquitecto seiior MontlIia, nos ha
informado que dcntro dc algunos me
ses q p1bhco tendra su disposiei6n
tan eyecIente servicio lie hygiene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
EnI3cc

La bella Senorita Amparo MendIn :
Il seTor don Jose Ramon Flores han
contraido matrimonio catolco en- es-
IA ciudad
Npadrinaron los contrayenteS Ii
sesnta duTa Martina Sabat y nucsire
amigo don LUIS Mendin-
DeseamOs los j6venes contrsyentes
uux uerlndable luna dc mieL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
In hlllllIc ID lgylyLla
EN- Ell REsToRAN TILIPPI

In colonia francesa ofre.6. anoche,
un hanquctc de despedida i Mr. Paul
Robin. consul general de francia on
Puerto Rico. que marcha Il Europa
con una liccncia de seiS meses.
Al banquctc en- honor de Mr.. Robin
aSiSilcron los miembros mas prominen-
les tie In colonia franccSa dc la isla,
algunos inyitados. 81 eobernador Post
cl sc6or Alvarez Nava.
ncsdc Ponce, dc Mayaeuez y Yauco
oiras pohlacioneS. vinicron distingul-
dos ciudadanos franceSeS Il rendir este
homemade de simpata V aiecto nj po-
puar rcprcscn'an'c dc In Gran Repu-
blica curopca, la noble y gloriosa Fran
cia.
t'ut I'm homemade mcrecido y csplen-
dido, porque Mr.. Robin ha Sabido man
tcner con el gohierno. con las autori-
dadcS Y con sus nacionalcS tan habIleN
cordiaisimaS rclaciones, que la I'M
portantc colonia francesca ha reclhido
dr clio Immediate y palpablc bcneicio
\ la mesa tomar>u asiento unoS A.
comensaies.
RI menu fue cv'usito, digno de Il
fama del rcstoran t'iippi.
\ In hora de los hrindis hahlar"'
los scnorcs Behn, Oh de Fontnouvclle.
Louis Leccia. 81 gallardo cscritor, y'
&C. consul de Francia en- Ponce, Gin
!. silva. Richardson Mr. Robin Y Al
irez Naya
rstc hizo nm diScurSo. como suyc
dfnIrahlc. vibrante. clocuentismo III
bl6 de los dcstinos glorioSas de Fran
cia Espala de Il fatal De Ia proyi-
1cncial. de Ia n1emetiable simpatia
amistad quc dcbc cxistr siempre V
e.isto entire las dos vieias Y gIorioSAs
naciones europeaS. que han dado Il Ia
humanidad tan'as conquistas del GO
nio tantas ohras dc ahnegac6n dc
herosmo
Diio el senor Alvarez Nava one Mr..
Paul Robin ezra el .rcpresentante ideal
de esa raza inyjcta y arrogantc, crea
dora y artista Que merece Ia admira-
eiou y cl reSpeto universities.
II oradof~ 1uvd ~inilcs bcllisimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
EN@G@ del d]6a

La banda de la po.icia ,nsular esta
diSuclta Los professors que In com
po'aa. nan rccibido 6rdenes de entire;
sar 4 instrumental, desde ei da %
dcja,,n dc pcrcibr ol sueldo.
El motiyo de cSta lamcntable rcso-
laci1n IS muy poderoso cl ORGANISING
,lc pol "a oSfa on crisis, tiene un de-
ilrit Be- unoS cincucnta Y ocho mii
duila.s j como no 50 aprob6 cl bill de
Ge.t isic,as. hay un nlmcro de guar
d,aS Al b, cuiles no 81 les podra paear,
yq dan cc>antes.
i.a rsz5n parecc terminante. dc esas
oue. COMO vulgarmente Sc dice. no he-
ron vuolta dc hoia.
ii, cumsin dc la rolicia habra 81
coeido sin duda, entire los guardias
enc 1ienen ulados cargos entire los
mas modcrnos. los mcnos necesarios,
las que deban quedar ceSantes. y hd
lnci ia.'" eA're eS'oS d i'N '''''''' ''
ls banda pcnsando. tal yez. que en-
tp0.s IL crisis 10 plimero que debe
cl.eaar ,uprimiGo es % supfrfluo.
psro os oue Ia banda de Ia policia
10 10 IS. D1naSiaGo saben los que
han tornado una reSolucl'n tan NIo'ei
~ imprnsada. que los mnSicoS "a"
estaGo sjemprc dlspuestos preS'ae
,-rgielos, y 10 han pr4Stado muy u'h
t4i'.@1antas ocaslones >e~ia cfeioo ~
ce aro rmp!'aFloS~ COMO "9'''''9
le5a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18

francesa Sc reiiere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
Contra d pOiIcia GiIona

Nos eomunican que la denuncia in
terpuesta pOr acometimiento y agre-
sion contra Il policia Girona, Sc We
rs eI 26 lie los corrientes en- Ia Corte
Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-18
I'm nIIIIN en- Ponce

III domingo sc eciebrara, en- Ponce,
an gran Ditin uBionisia. al llbe prohs-
hlemen:e asisiira II eIocuente orador
senior Diaz Navarro, Invitado por las
nionis;as de la ciusiad del Sur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
GOOD DAY FOR BEARS
IN WHEAT MARKET
Slight Rally at Opening, Fol
lowed by Heayiness, With
Weak Close.

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-Wheat was weak
all day today. with tho exception OF 4
short period at the start. During the
day December sold between Sl.12i and
$1il. May ranged between Sl.l0s@
l.12i. Late In the session December dis
played some recuperative powers and ad-
vanccd nearly cent from the bottom.
but the future deliveries failed to rally.
The close was heavy. with prices gWAc
higher to SAGE lower. final figures on De
cember being al sl.l3. and on May at
Sl.l02mli0A.
General liquidation was the order I'm
corn and the market was weak. The sell
ing was based on extremely heavy deliv-
cries yesterday on December contracts
and on the prospect OF further liberal de-
liverieS today. Cash interests were free
sellers of the December delivery. which
displayed the greatest weakness, The
range for the current month was between
62EM6ic. May ranged between G6c and
6GIc.
Colder weather in the corn belt. and an
Increase In contract stocks in store here
were additional bearsh factors. The
market closed weak. with prices down &c
TO &c, with December at G2sc and May al
66lc.
Oats were inclined 10 be weak, owing
TO pront-talSing brought out chiefly by
the break in wheat and corn. Prices
closed &c tolm1kc lower.
Provisions closed J@3Tlc lower.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
MINORS OF DEAL
I'm CERTAIN Stocks
Vakening Into Activity of
Dominant Securities Has
Excited Suspicion.
DST OF SESSION MARKED
BY A DROPPING TONE
RESPECTIVE enforcement of
CorpOration Tax Proves Dis
quieting Element.

NEW YORK, Dec 14.-Thc stock mar
a today was still characterized by the
lde movements in stocks not usually
Eminent in the dealings. The sudden
takenins into activity OF these at ad-
lncIng prices was accompanied in some
ses by deal" rumors.
Hero and there were slight signs of
Investment demand. in anticipation Of
j profi, 10 be available for use after
: first of the year. In the bond mar
4. where it is usually most marked, 1t
a made no perceptiblc impression at
A the demand for bonds continuing
err up TO this time,
The speculative movement was hating
'd Irregular. The active strength OF the
qt hour seemed TO be taken advantage
10 effect some distribution OF stocks
a the tone was dropping thereafter,
,e action OF Reading was of large sym
fhetIc effect in this result. That stock.
Ter early strength. sold of on reports
nj the meeting OF directors TO act on
dividend would be held tomorrow.
Attcntlon was attracted by report
n the United States Steel corporation
4, TO employees this year in pursuance
'the Notwithstanding plan, instead oil
ornon stock. for which the employees
're allowed TO subscribe at 90 last jan
for enforcing the corpor-
|on tax are a cause of disquiet 10 cor
rations Adroit use Is being made in
SPECULATION OF the varying rumors
the merger OF the so-callcd GuSgen-
Inn copper properties. OF which Off
Il details were lacking today.
interest rates for sixty days and six
,nths' loans were lowered today. with
.reased offerings and lessened demand.
ii loans again touched > per cent, al
Dugh heavy disbursements for tomor-
y. Including the Standard Oil dtvi-
nd. did not seem 10 affect inc market
reign exchange rates were higher again
4 gold was engaged for shipment to
uth America.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
|ue. sS,522, 900.
II. S. IS advanced per cent on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
New York Flour and Grain.

held. with a quiet market: spring pat
ents. S5,iO@5.6O: winter patents, $1,000
$40; winter extras. No: J., Si60@i.9O;
straights. S4.oOM5.1O; spring clears. $40
@LS5. Receipts, 32,9I6; shipments 9lI
barrels.
Wheat-Receipts. 2O5,20 bushels; ship
mcnts. T3, 100 bushels. Spot. easy, No
red, Sl.2T elevator and $l.265 fob.
ailoat nominal No. / northern Duluth.
Sl.23s; No. = hard winter, Sl.2ls ailoat,
nominal.
After an excited and irregular opening
the wheat market ruled duh and easier
under profit taking by recent buyers and
a more favorable report from Argentina.
and on predictions of an carly settlement
OF the railroad strike, The close was
lMec net lower; December closed. $l.22t;
May, S117i: July $l.O7i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15

BOSTON. Dec 1i.-Actiye bidding for
the 1910 clip continues one OF the ica =
lures In tho local wool trade. with 9IM
2iic as basis. There IS also a demand
sprInging up for Ohio dcaine as well as
for half and one-quarter blood In
tcrest IN territory extends TO grease. sta
pie and clothing, as we'll as various
grades OF secured stock.
Secured values:
TeXas-Flnc, Il months. 73mT6c; 6 Ia
months. 6SMT0c. fine fall. G06G2c.
California; Northern 6Sm70c middle
county 63m65c; fall free, 5O@52c. fall
defective l0@ Zoe.
Orcgon-EasterD No. ! staples. 75@
7Sc; eastern clothing. 7O@72c; valley No,
|, 5TM5Sc.
Tesritory-Fine staple, I7@SOc; fine me-
dunn staples 10m12C, fine clothing, 10@
re; fine medium clothing. G6@6Sc: half
blood. 136CISc; thrcc-c ciGhths blood. GSdD
zoe; quarter blood. 67M6SC.
PulIed-EXIra. 72@75c; lne A, 6S@70ci
4 supGrs, G0M60C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
MARKET FOR COPPER
IS WITHOUT FEATURE
New York Quotations Virtually
Unchanged; Tin Easy; Iron
Registers Advance.
: PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET
:

NEW YORK. Dec. A.-The market for
standard copper In the New York eX-
change was easy today. No quotation
was made for spot on the call. but later
the market was placed at about $l3@
1928, with December. January, February
and March closing at the same figure.
The London market was easy, with spot
quoted at eco and futures at c61. Local
dealers quote lake copper at $l3.25@l3.50
electrolytic at $lS.l2l013.375 casting at
Sl3@1325.
lin was easy. with spot and December
CLOSING at S32.50m32 so: January at So. so
W32.'O February, $32.50@32.70. The
London market was steady. with spot
closing at eliS los and futures at elI9
Lead closed steady. with spot quoted at
Si,4o@ l.5O New York. and at $I.30u4 440
East st. Louis. The London market was
a shade higher at G13 Is Cd
Spelter was quiet. with spot quoted at
S6.l2t@6.35 New York, and at $666.l0
East ST. Louis. The London market was
unchanged at el3 IS Cd,
Iron was higher at sos Sd for Cleveland
warrants In London. The local market
was unchanged: Nc l foundry northern
SlS.5OMl9: No. 2, S1S.26mlS.I5: No. /
southern and No. : southern soft, $1S.50@
1926.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
Available Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Dec. lI.-Spcc!al cables
and teleGraphic communication received
by BradsUcet's show the following
changes I'm available supplies as COM
pared with previous account;
Available supplies;
Wheat-Unitcd States east OF Rockies.
December. 2,679.000; Canada. decrease.
] 800 900. total United States and Cana
da, decrease. i.l79 900: afloat FOR and In
Europe. decrease, $500. 900; total Amerl- =
can and European supply decrease, g.
$4,000
Corn-Unitod States and Canada, In
crease, 1892, 600.
Oats-Unlted States and Canada, de-
crnnsn y COY nnn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
Kansas Citv.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. l4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $1,000: market steady 20 10 cents
lower. Native steers. SiI5TS.50; native
COWS and hcifcrs. S250d6.5O; stockers and
feeders, SO. 2.25d5.25; bulls, S30 4G0; calves.
S4@S.25: western steers. $5.SO96 western
cows, $2.76G5.
Hogs-Recclpts. 16. 600; market strong
10 cents higher. Bulk OF sales $S15a
S.45; heavy. $Si0@S.5o; packers and
butchers. sS.259S.i5; light. $7.30@S.35;
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000: market steady.
Muttons, St.25a5.S5; lambs. SG@S, fed
western wethcrs and ycarllngs Si.75p
G.S5; fed western ewes, Si.254 5.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA Dec. 14.--Cattle-Re-
csipts CUo arES5 s3 75s ~ Cow cents 0S i0%e Goy
S4d5.25. western steers. $2.50N6.20; cows
and hcifers. $2.754hIO; Gamers. $2.25D
325: FtoclSers and feeders. $2.T56Q5 10:
calves, $&.50mT50; bulls, stays, etc. S2.I5
645O.
Hogs-Reccipts, II 200; market to 10
cents lower Heavy, SS.2560S.40: mixed.
$50: bulk Of sales, Ss.2OmS.25.
Sheep-Rcceipts, coo, Market 10 10
20 cents lower Ycarlings. S5.I5p6. so:
wethers, $5.2565.60, ewes $L25@5; lambs.
Sc 5ONDT.T5