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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-15

FOR SALES, 100 TO $3.50: Is ATTRACTIVE
new houses of Z, and rooms and bath;
highest section in Washington. overlooking
whole city; X. I. ave. Just east Of n. c. st. !:
hardwood first floor. coats white enamel
above: large closets; steam heat and every con-
venience for your comfort. Take a look at
these before buying elsewhere. Open every
day for inspection. offered exclusively by
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO. Inc,
fe1O-St esa&Su 73S 10Th ST. NV.
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TIMING AND HEATING.

TIMING. HEATING. PAPERHANGINfi. PAINT
ing and jObbing in general; phone orders: work
promptly attended to. Phone y. 1868.
ia2S- eOt4 ATCHISOS BROS. 1897 14th NV.
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Pillar Cabrera d. :,.4iilaa
Isabel Scijo Rivera.
Matildc Nadal.
Maria Iglesias.
Micaela &. de Iriarte.
Monserrate Gambia Cordov
Herminia Vazquez,
vda. de ,Acevedo, .-. ,.
Ana NJ. 'ie .Conejero. .
y Viuda de Gonzalez =.
I Enrique Alfonso. ,.: .,,.
Ramon B. Tembleg. ..'~
Juan Huertas Diaz.
Federico Stubbe.
Pedro Gambia Cordoba. -
Ramon Gambia Cordoba.
Malcelipo Garcia =, ~
Toribio de la Fucnte.
Jose Labrador.
Ramon Lopez Nc. Coard.
Gregorio Dimas.
Juan n. RoselI6.
Vicente Mc3.drz.
Agust'lI VI 70
Alelal''1r" F'H' !.
jam" +A'!tH.>v.
a Mcn"c% y ;itl:1ano' :
Aahloll H;'i'l'l
ElEiq'le ;.F''Li'
Nliice"zo y ma
Il noSellHo !, 'A''%' =.
He[V''Sip HAIin!a NSraoVa
feolo "ailuiit nNei tet'
Jesus }'cildoh -i'E ="
r. hailllrtH nc Are!lano'
r.! Euloslo ha'''?" Crhoa' n.
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bernador militat americano

IA U
bernador militar americana. @Y
acto continue cmpez6 Ell pals a ex-
peeimental las .congecueAcias de
IN ccasnbio tan brusco, y los polfti-
cos puertorriquenos eSperan-
do todo aquello que Sc ofrecM en-
Ia proclama del invasor Sc entire
tenian en- la polftica local del gut
tate para ponernae go, y Sc celebra-
ron elecciones de ciento y pico de
dfas, entire ell partido federa y el
republicano, y aquellos decian que
eran los mas y los mejores, y estos
aseguraban que los mas y los esco-
gidos eran ellos.. Es ell case que
mientras este ocurria, el gobier-
no americana estaba confeccionan-
do ell mameluco para los nihos ma
tivos, y sin que una de esas conf
stones que ahora tanto Sc acostum-
bran, fuers allfe a exigir el cum
!plimiento de las promesas de
Miles, surgi6 Ia tan Nevada y trafda
acta Foraker, y ladios promesas!
Nj cuiudadania, nj autonomia,
nj diputados a cortes, nj senadores,
nj gabinete nativo y NADIA entire
dos platos. Tn gobierno civil con
siete gobernadores, y todo 10 demas
que hemos visto y que esta por YER
Sc. ESQ es todo.
Dentro de ese estado de transl-
cion en- que nos tienen colocados
siempre, hemos presenciado cosas
muy buenas; la opinion de los ma
tiyos Sc dividi6, y mientras un ban
do defiende y reclama la concession
del gobierno propio, el otro BAH
do echa por ell suelo aquellos patrio-
ticos trabajos, alegando que no es-
tamos preparados, empleando Guam
tos recursos lie son oportunos, y ocu-
rre 10 que al niho JESUS, que Ell buey
como humilde Ia paja lie echabu y
la malditd muld 10 descobijaba.
Todos los recursos que han -
lizado los republicanos fueron !
citos, pero el dltimo es una trairi,,
#procurar obtener ell apoyo del Z"
bierno, empleando como raz6n pa
ra clio, ell que sus hermanos son de-
safectos al pueblo y gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, acusandolos
de antiamericanos, es ell coimo dc
las vilianfas.
lY todavfa acusan a Balbas, por
que en- tiempos de Espala decfa
que 6ramos mambisesl Aqut de-
antique dicho "Procure ser en- to-
do 10 possible ell. que ha de repren-
der, irreprensible"
No queremos entrar mas de lie
no en- esta question por que no nos
gusta. las recriminaciones, nj uti-
liar la prensa para chismes y pa
labrerias caiiejeras; pero, no no'
cabian nuestros concentrates, y ala
van descansandor en- una verdad
iuconc usa, irrefutabIe. FL item
po Sc encargara De poner las cosas
en- SUI verdadero estado, y los per
versos seran premiados y los hue
nos patriotas seran condenadost
todo redentor sale crucificado.
Gracias, Sr. director.
De Vd. atentamente.
Il A. B. C.
Bayamon, Junio l3 de 1909.
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LECTURA CAMPESINA.

La sdngre como dbono.-Para en-
plear la sangre como abono Sc la ha-
ce coaguIar por ebullici6n y Sc lie SEGA
en- segIida a la estufa; ia sangre en-
pleada iiquida Seria un abono ma
10, pues su decomposition seria tan
rapida, que los productos que Sc for
maron Sc perderian Y no Sc obtendrf-
an efectos sensibles. Podriase sin en-
barge corregir este Inconvenience di-
iuyendo la sangre con una gran can
tidad de aqua. V empiearia de este
modo como riego. Tambien Sc pOdria
haceria absorber,todavfa iiquida. por
ia terra vegetal desecada al horno,
esparci6ndoia en- seguida sobre las
tierraS.
Segin NJ. Suheiran. la sangre pre-
parada en- Auben-iiliers para abonU
rOy7fienp.
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SObre ell menSaie.

Sr. Director de La Correspon-
dencia"-
San Juan
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Defendiendo d cOmpatriOtas.

Cabo-Rojo, P. Rico JUNO IL dc
1909.
Senor Director de la Correspon-
dcncia dc P. Rico.
San Juan.
Senior:
Ruego a I'd. SC digne mandar pu-
blicar en- las columnas de SUI ilustra-
do peri6dico las siguientes lineas:
En- el No. 1892 fecha diez del CO.
rriente, del periodico "La Voz de la
Patria" que Sc edita en- Mayaguez,
apsrece una correspondence fecha-
da en- este pueblo con el rubro "Cabo
Rojo al dfa," firmada por un cores
ponsal especial atacando a la perso-
nalidad politica de nuestro digno
correligionario don Euripidcs Silva
Pav6n y don Juan Antonio Bulls
Pagan.
Esta correspondence no ha sido
suscrita por ningGn unionista V Sc
tlcne entendldo que es de proceden
cia republicana con el fin de moles-
tar a estos consequences y buenos
puertorriquenos.
Los senores Silva Y Bulls, son dos
exelentes compatriotas que gozan
de la mayor Confianza dentro dc
nuestFa colectividad, Y la intenci6n
mezquina del que hs tratado de in
juriarles, no ha menoscabado en- ma
da sus prestigios polfticos Y persona
les que tan merecidsmente tienen
conquistados.
Juan Pab6n, Presidente del Comite.
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~ N ! aNLgaH AZ
hora, de Id msnera siguiente: Ias
yemas sd fornian con una pasta lie
harina de. tfigo, algod6n y otros
ingredientes.
Las claras Sc hacen con albumi-
noide; SUI composicion qufmica es
exactamente semejeante a Ia de los
huevos naturales. La pelicula in
terror es de gelatina, y Ia eascara
de yeso de las eanteras de Paris
pcro algo mas gruesa que en- los
huevos naturales. La yema, he
cha una bola, es fuertemente congo
lada; Sc encierra luego' en- al
bumina y Sc Ia somete a un movi-
miento de -rotaeion acompasado
y rapido, que le comunica Ia for
ma ovoide. Despues> Sc a congo
la de nuevo.
CUR1OSOs-M. Neymazek, de
Francia, ha hecho un cslculo de-
tallado de .tedes los tftulos nego-
ciables que existen en- ell mundo.
A doce de. los pafses europeos les
da en- conjunto un total de SIS, 900.
100000; a los Estados Unidos $34,
514.0OO,0oa y. al Japon $l,563.
100000, Et calcula la poblaci6n
total de cstos pafsess en- 565,550.
100000. y de, eonsiguiente asigna
a cada habjtante I'm promedio de
$l9.6 de esta riqueza. El total
en- iunto dc todos los tftulos for
man unos Sill, ,077.000, 600. A
Suecia le orresponde la cantidad
mas peque6a, d, sean S400- -0m,000
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I'm IA malana De how han
continusdo Sos eNsmenes en- Ia High
School De Ia ciudad.
Sergio Beitran. vecino de Va
bucoa. ze ahorrh ri domingo al.i
Las au.o-iates iudici; ics cntien.
de en- q a$unin.
y encuentran On esta ciudad los
Sres- Caiu> Benitel Santana y Emi-
iio Colon. ds Nabucoa.que regresan
boy : 81 rssideRcia.
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HUAORISMO.

-SY cree usted amigo mio-pre-
gunta una sonora & un caballero-
que los homhres tienen mas inttli-
gencia que las mujeres?
No todos pero algunos, 81.
-jY cuales son esos?
Los que han resueltos permane-
Ger Solteros toda,la vida.
Troquemes suerte, amigo,
va que eres tan liberal:
dame, Fabio, 10 que ofreces,
quedate con 10 que das.
Lamentabase un padre de las ton
terias de su hijo.
-SPorque no lie cermoneas con
energia? PIE dice un amigo.
-Porque no hace case de reflexio-
mes; no escuchs mas que a los necios
-GQuieres que lie liable yo?
Ave 20 quisiera ser
para el espacio cruzar
en- busca de tus suspiros
y saber donde van.
Para conocer al hombre, tomen
prestado el dido a un ciego y la Wis
ia a un sordo.
FL avaro no posee sus bienes; son
sus bienes los que lie poseen.
Ojos azules tenia
la mujer que me engan6,
ojos de color de cielos.,
mira til 81 fue TRACTION!
Tiene sed mi coraz6n
y me pide de beber'
como lsgrimas lie doy
no Sc le acaba la sed-
Sc habla de gigantes.
-Conoci un gigantic enorme, yer.
daderamente deseomunal. Todo CT
Gl era desmedido,. Las nil :" .u.
ojos. .parecian mujcr,-
Gede6n lleva a tai pun;u 81 d,s-
erection, que suele decir a sus amigos
-Cuando amo d una mujer, me
conduzco de n.osio que ella nunca lo
sepa.
In vicjo sol,. rou riIlc con su anna
de gobiernO, que es muy respon-
dona:
Por Gltimo dice aquel muy furioso
4 usted no lie tsca hacer mas que
10 que yo le mande. 70 estOy en- mi
casa.
Aver 4 las 5 6. Is p. m. Ell indivi.
duo Julio Rivera, di6 una puhaiada
en- ei pecho Ramon LOzano, habier
do arrojsdo el puma al mar seglr
confession del mismo. Ell hecho Ucu
rho en- ei barrio la Marina" dc ssl
ciudad sitio coAocido por Ia paints
Ambos individuos son Yeciuos az 4
chO barriO.
Fl agresot fue arrestado por e
gusrdis Julio Figueroa. piaca 562
Detective GuiIiermo Morris vel h,
ridO conducido al Hospital Munici
pal en- donde fue curado. La herid,
e. lie pron6stico reseryadO.
Fl origen de Ia question fut POI
celUs de una noyia. La novia del agr,
cor - llama Domingo Hernandez.
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UTIL.-Ls fabncsei6n de huevos
durOs constituye uns de lss indus
irias mas fUrrricntes de Inglterra
Tn solo e>tahlecimiento produce
{ anamentc mas DC uH milisT per
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dencla -
San Juan
Sr:-
Ell tan cacarcajo mcnsage del
presidente Taft, 8 sea. el reqahito
a estos jibaritos pretenciosos. que
aGn en- pansles, quieren que sc les
afeite el bigOte, figurandose va hon.
brcs con capacidad para dispo-
ncr de los cuatro OChavos QUO pro-
Queen las rentas puertornquefas,
ha tenidO resonancia en- to-
do cl mundo. V unos opinan
que la repression ha sido mcreeida
opinion cSta que sc cxtcrioriza mas
en- los Estados Unidos quo en otra
partc, V los mas censuran de una
mancra en6rgica cl referido mensa-
&c,
\ que pcnssran los estadistas
espanoles De Ia ac,itui del gobier-
no americana con los puer-
toTriquchos2 Ellos 80 dirsn Que
bitn merecido 10 tenemos. : crea-
me senior director, mas debe doler
estO 4 los nativos, que diez mensa-
ges el calibrc del que nos ocupa
por que ron Espaha 81 Que hemos
sido inGratns, Ia dimos las espslds
el 25 de julio de 1898 para poncr-
nos al lado del general Miles. que nos
ofrecia CASTILLO m RI airr. v no NOS
aoOrdamOs del porycnir.
AceptamOs Custo>os q dcsaloio
del gObierno cspahol ron to,los Sls
'ieTivados, inrluso "a autonomis
: us e eReaTgo dc despedir uH 20
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B. de A. Viuda de Hostos.
Bernardina Suarez Alfonso.
Josefa Viader Tinajero. 7..
E. Useleti de Lloreda. q
Luisa Aoosta Viscarrondo.
Jasefa Barreto. s...-
Eduvigis Garcia de Amanda
Maria Moll Romani. Ill
Juana Silva de Moczo.
Chas Hartzell. 90 .,
Herminio Diaz Navarro.
Frank +. Dexter.
Juan F. Was Ochoteco.
Pedro de Audrey. ~ ...-
Martin Travieso. ..
Rafael +. Ferrer.
Luis Muhoz Morales. ..
Felix Cordoba Davila.
Guillermo Riefkohl.
Generoso Candina.
Manuel Ledesma.
Nathaniel A. Walcott.
Miguel Cuetara.
Miguel Targa.
Carlos Conde. -
Joaquin L. Miro.
Fernando Ledesma-
Antonio Oliver.
Ramon H. Delgado.
Piza y Co.
DR.. +. Gonzalez.
DR.. Guillermo Curbelo.
7. Barth.
H. Clyde Gregory.
Juan r. Baiz.
Rodolfo Vera.
Narciso Llauri.
Manuel R. Calder6n.
"A. Lores Gonzalez.
Pedro de Elzaburu.
Q
Renato Real.
DR.. L. Garcia de Quevedo.
Ramon Mendez Cardona.
Luis Munoz Rivera.
DR.. Francisco Aguirre.
Rafael Schettini.
Sergio Ramirez.
Cirilo Mercado.
Burt O. Clark.
Antonio Romulo Hernandez
Bernardo Hidalgo.
Luis Purcell.
Pedro SerraballS.
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Barranquitas II de JUNO 1909.
sr. Director de ''La Correspondent
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VI. Psyen ha encontradO que Is san
gre perfectamente seca eontlene l7cc
de nitrogeno; ia ssngre SEGA que -
prepara en- grande escaia eOntIene
l4S7cr.
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:Sitio extra saludable. Solares de todas
iimensiones. Faciidades para el pago. Res
:ricciones sobre las eonstrucciones, aseguran-
10 asi Ia estetiea de este sftio. ~
Tiene ana escuela publica nnoderna para
500 alumnos. Fl puente Sc coneluira mas
nenos hacia el 1o de Septiembre de este ano.
Lista parcial de counprado=
res deSde el L Abril 1908 al
l. Abril 1909.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. June s.-The bullish effect OF
yesterdays government report was onset
today by reports Of rsin,t 70 IA Ar1 xSslf rs ana
ket early in the session was barely steady.
There was a fair demand for the July
delivery due to the smaliness Of stocks
in store, the worlds stocks being re-
ported the smallest on record for this
sea son of the year. Owing to this demand
the July option displayed more relative
firmness than the more deferred futures.
Prices at the opening were unchanged TO
sa@ia lower. July being at 1875 TO 11s11s.
After selling at l1s& July advanced to
1885.
because of the continued wet weather in
the corn belt. but prices eased on a trifie
early in the day. owing to selling. inspired
by greatly increased receipts. July, which
opened unchanged 10 Il higher, at TIA TO
72l15. sold of to tn.
The government crop report and con-
tinued liberal receipts had 9 depressing
ever, were not large. July opened u lower
at 5sis and sold at 53l<.
Trade in provisions was quiet and the
market was frm, owing to light receipts
of live hogs at all Western packing
centres. Prices at the opening were a
shade lower 10 5dIh higher.
The market was nervous all day, but the
nndertona was one Of The top
fairly steady, with July Of it@.. At 1ls,s
1i0ssQhs; December. l0Sas4%; May, InA
December, ssA@S; May, soA.
The market became strong toward mid
day owing to good demand by shorts
July advanced e e. The 81 s.o &C. was strong
Oats--July. 5s55s: September, 44s01a; De-
cember. l5G45h; May, GIN
Pork-July, @.0Tsz; September. Mn.
Lard-July, 11.65; September, n7251; Oc-
tober. ITO: November. 1lS5.
Ribs-July, 1875; September, M.s7h
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
County Clerks ONCE today:
Nelson C. Durand, owner with A.
Carter, contractor. all the work, s5,-
S67.S7. Roseville avenue.
William Storch, owner. with August
Struening, contractor. plumbing. work,
$565; Springfield avenue, I~rvington.
Same owner, with Otto Staeger, con-
tractor, mason work, $1,710; same prem
ises. Same owner, with Adolph Muel-
249.50; same premises.
Henry b. Gombers, owner, with. j.
Nelson & Co, contractors. plumbing
work, s7s2.5o; Halsted street. East
Orange.
Fusco. contractor. all the work, $3.50;
The New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone Company, owners, with Post q
McCord, contractors, iron and steel
same owners with D. &. Weeks &
Son, contractors. mason, carpenter and
plumbing work, S240.57; same premises.
Nathan Weinberg, owner, with An
tonic Cerratto, contractor, mason, car
penter and iron work, $1,000; South Or
Mrs. Rachel r.. currisr. owner. with
c. e, Wagner. contractor, painting
work, $40; Shepard avenue. East
Orange. Same owner, with Francis
Lang Co., contractors. plumbing and
Same owner. with Duncan McKinnon.
contractor. mason and carpenter work,
$4,947; same premises.
Casper Laurmotte. owner. with Cirlin-
clone & zippole, contractors, mason.
carpenter and plumbing work, ss,s2e;
Lorenzo Del Plato. owner. with
Ernest Caruso, contractor, all the work.
s4.s50; Washington street, West Orange.
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OF CROPS
LOWER THIS YEAR.
But s Per Cent. Better Than
Two Years Ago.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The general
average condition Of crop growth In the
United States on June 1, based on all
the crops reported to the department OF
agriculture. was announced today as
approximately 4 per cent. below the
conditions on June / of last year, but
about S per cent. better thar two years
ago. Representing last years acreage
by 100. the preliminary estimates Of
acreage planted this year. as given in
full In the supplemental report. issued
today, are:
Winter wheat. s1s per cent; spring
wheat, 1868; oats, 1902; barley. 1885:
clover, for hay, 80; sugar cane, 1869;
cotton, 95.6.
The summary of crop conditions on
June l, as estimated today, included the
following averages
Glover, for hay. S4.3 per cent; alfalfa.
1913; spring pasture. 1913; apples. 61.4;
peaches, Sal; pears. 61.8; cabbages. 1872;
onions. 9O.9; lima beans, IS; asparagus.
Ss.2; blaekberries. 90: raspberries. ss.4;
watermelons, SIS; cantaloupess SIS;
hemp, 1919; sugar cane, 90.6; sugar
beets, SO.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-09
JERSEY INTERPRETATIONS.

e r 1f1N&oN " $50 N-N $500
TRENTON. June Certificates of IN
corporation have been granted to the fol-
lowing companies:
Eastern Light and Fuel Company. Cam
den; capital, 100000; incorporators. Will
lam B. Macdonald, William L. Stokes
pany is to generate electricity for light,
Modern Homes, Incorporated, Jersey City
capital. 1906. 90; incorporators, Thomas II.
Brown. The company is to deal in real
estate and engnge as builders, contractors,
etc.
Mosby Manufacturing Company. Red
Bank; capital, $4,000. incorporators, George
W. Mosby, F. Iverson Taylor and Peter p.
Rafferty,. The ompsn is to manufacture
automatic honing and stropping machines
for honing and stropping all kinds of edged
tools
Philadelphia Suburban Publishing Com
pany. Camden; capital, 5000; incorpora-
tors, r. r.. Hansell, William F. Eideli aud
John A. MacPeak. The company is TO en-
gage as printers, publishers, etc.
Prairie Timber Company, Jersey City.
capital, $500, 900: ncorporators, b. s. Mantz,
S. A. Anderson and John r. Turner. The
eompany Is to deal in lumber, timber, wood,
The National Appraisal Company, New
ark; capital, 81, 900; incorporators. Walter
G Jacobs, Frederick u, Dodge and Fred
erick I, Wandsll; The company ,s to en-
tioneerirs. commercial drafting, auditing
and accounting.
Garwood Bronze and Iron Works. Car
futile. John G. Loud and Edmund e. Field,
jr, The company is 20 manage a general
foundry business.
Consolidated storage Company, West
& Belmont ssPts1 RoS ss1'G q h aeosRU5isfs and l Msi's
lem @. Price. The company 10 TO deal IN
stora &c, warehousing, etc.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-09
SUGAR SUIT, SETTLED
FOR MILLIONS, DISMISSED.
@, 1000, 900 Action No Longer
in u. S Circuit Court.

NEW YORK. June 9.-The suit of the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
for $50, 900, 900 damages from the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company was for
mally dismissed by Judge Holt in the
United States Circuit Court today when
counsel for the plaintiff informed the
court that a settlement had been
effected.
In a statement issued today by the
American Sugar Refining Company 1t
was stated that the terms Of settlement
would not be made public officially un-
til the Pennsylvania courts had passed
upon them.
The terms of settlement are a TO
have been ST. 900, 900 in cash, return of
81. 900. 900 par value of securities held as
collateral and cancellation of a s1,25o,-
600 loan.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-09
MARKET STEADY
At THE CLOSE
Union Pacific Rose and Held
Strong-More Activity in
Final Hour.

NEW YORK, June s.-There was con
opening dealings today, with the result
of sharp declines throughout the list.
A 5.000-share block of Southern Pacific
sold at 1921 and 1872. compared with
1894 for the last price yesterday. The
preferred stock also was off ~. -Four
thousand shares Of y. S. Steel sold at
66% and s6%, compared with 67A last
night. ct. Paul, American Smelling
and Anaconda lost / inc Union Pacific,
Reading, Erie and Amalgamated Cop
per large fractions.
IL o'clock-The early depression was
overcome for a time by a rally of q
point In Southern Pacific, but the mar
ket subsequently broke to a lower level
than at the opening. Declines reached
az in the Southern Pacific stocks. IN
in Illinois Central. IN in Amalgamated
Copper and American Sugar and 1 in
Northern Pacific. Louisville and Nash
Vile, Baltimore and Ohio, Erie, New
York Central and Rock Island. Detroit
United Railways rose III n Ameri-
can Linseed preferred 2. BY the end
Of the first hour h market showed
signs of support, Union Pacific recov-
ering to a substantial fraction over last
night.
Noon-American Telephone rose a
point when Reading becam weak and
ran off 1%, Southern Pacific sold a
fraction lower than before. Northwest
ern lost IL. The market fell into ex-
treme dullness. American Cotton Oil
advanced 1x. Bonds were heavy.
1 .. ma rise of over a point in
Union Pacific to 1872 failed to prevent
the continuous liquidation Of Southern
Pacific, which cost 1t 8 points. The
rest OF the active stocks were running
off briskly at / o'clock. Great North
ern preferred sagged /. u s. Steel and
Baltimore and Ohio IN. st. Paul and
Reading Q and Pullman IA. American
Cotton Oil got up 3 and Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical 1.
2 o'ciock-The weakness of the mar
ket became more widespread. and there
were few stocks which did not suffer
losses of a point or more. Union Pa
cific's gain was wiped out. The rise in
Northern Pacific to a point over last
night steadied the market, but threw
1t back into dulness. Southern Pacific
preferred gave way 2%. Western Union
~. American Sugar preferred and
Bethlehem Steel rs, Erie III. st. Louis
and San Francisco second preferred rs,
American Smelling TX and Chesapeake
and Ohio, Colorado and Southern.
American Car, United States Steel pre-
ferred and American Wooden 1.
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The further rise In Union Pacific TO
1891, or 2h over last night, prompted
rebuying OF other stocks. and there
were general recoveries. which were
complete in some stocks. The activity
Iessened at the higher level and caused
some hesitation IN the movement.