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DECLARES
I HAW SANE
Evans Says His Opinion
Has Been Changed
Since Second Trial

White Plains, n Y, July 27.-When
the Thaw hearing was resumed today
DR.. Britton D. Evans who declared
Yesterday that Thaw was not and
never had been a paranolac. continued
his testimony. Thaw is eager to tes-
tify. He entered the court room look
ing unusually buoyant
II will never go back TO Matteaw-
an" he said II am we'll satisfied
with the way the hearing has gone
thus far, and | am not afraid TO face
Mr., Jerome
District Attorney Jerome denied the
report that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw had
been summoned 10 appear today He
said that the subpoena, under which
she testified week before last, was
still in force, and that she could be
brought here whenever further evil
dence from her was needed.
I'm nv opinion. Mr.. Thaw is now
sane" we're almost the first words
spoken BY Dr. Evans when he took
the stand today.
White Plains, July 27-"Has Harry
K. Thaw any delusions or hallucina
tions at this tlme7" asked Charles
Morschauser. Thaw's attorney, at the
Thaw hearing today.
He has not replied DR. Evans.
On cross-eXamination Mr.. Jerome
reminded Dr. Evans that In his form
ct testimony. he had declared that
Thaw was insane a year before he
killed White. The experts answer 10
this was that information given by
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING STOCK MARKET
OFFERS LITTLE OF INTeRES

New York, July 27.-The opening
stock market today offered very lit
tie OF interest The central leather
stocks and Canadian Pacific advanced
large fractions and United States
steel 1-2. The general tendency was
a hardening one. but. a few of the
grangers showed small declines. Deal
ings were very light.
Demand for stocks. while light. was
sufficient TO raise prices moderately,
The advance reached full figure in
Union Pacific. Louisville and Nash
Vile. Chesapeake & Ohio, Rock Island
preferred, St Louis e San Francisco
second preferred. Republic Steel,
Bethlehem Steel and Central Leather.
a rise of ! SIS in Union Pacific car
ried II 10 1919 3-4 new record The
general list rose slightly in sympathy.
Southern Pacific. American Smelling,
Colorado Fuel. Republic Steel prefer
red and Central Leather preferred
made gains of 4 point,
Bonds were steady.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-27

Chicago, July PA special cable
from Hamburg TO the Chicago Tribune
says:
President Rafael Reyes Of Colombia,
cabled 10 Bogota today, resigning The
presidency OF that republic.
General Reyes, discussing the Co
lombian situation, said the majority IN
the new congress, which assembled
July 20. clearly is opposed to rati-
ncauon OF the tri-parite treaty be
tween Colombia, the United States
and Panama. Therefore, he said, II
would he useless for him 10 retain Of
ice when the country did not share
his views He believed Acting Pres
ident Golguin. who held the same
opinions as himself. soon would he
compelled 10 retire for similar reasons.
ne said
General Reyes added thst he re-
sarded Colombia's recalcitrancy IN re-
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Canes, Crete. July 27,-The Greek
flag has been nun mp at the fortress
and the Cretan militia barracks here.
As the evacuation OF the information
al trocps was only completed yestcr-
day. the Cretans lost no time in test.
iag the disposition Of the powers who
nave promised Turkey that they VIII
protect her rights. The outcome OF
this assertion Of the Cretans' deter
minatlon 10 join Greece Is awaited
with some concern.
After more thnn seventy years of AL
most continuous in5urrectionf Great
Britain, Russia. France and Italy In
tervcnod Ia Cretan affairs. and. In
1898, constituted the island with the
adjacent islets. an autonomous state.
under nigh commissioner OF the
powers. subject 10 The sugerainty or
powers, subject to tho suzcrainty of
ute 10 that country. Since August OF
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HEN is THE MEDIUM OF
FINDING STOLEN JEWECRY

New York. July 27.-When jewelry
valued at about $1,000 was stolen from
the home OF William H. Skinner OF
Lakewood, n. j. in April, he offered Il
reward of $3.50 for its recovery \
hens scratching under the front porch
of the Skinner home has brought the
stolen iewelry to light, uncovering the
spot where the thief had apparently
buried the treasure
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RAFAEL REYES RESIGNS THE
PRESIDENCY OF COLOMBIA

fusing 10 recognize the independence
OF Panama as foolish. as Il probably
will result in tho loss Of compensation,
which the United States is ready TO
arrange that the new republic should
nav. He had done all he could for
his country, he said. There had poem
two attempts 10 assassinate him. HIS
health now is broken down, and as
his fellow countrymen had shown
they no longer are willing 10 support
him he had determined to retire, al
though his term still had four years
"a run.
His laconic message TO the president
OF tho Colombian senate said:
4 irrevocably resign all fnture
claims Ia the presidency.
General Reyes will remain In Eur
opo Indefinitely He Will send a mani
festo 70 the Colombian people IN
few days.
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Madrid. July 27.-The strikers at
Barcelona have cut the telegraph
wires TO the capital The last dis
patches received here from that city.
says the strikers have invaded the
factories and forced a complete ces-
sation of work.
Barcelona, Monday, July IS. via
Perplsnan, France, July 27-Vio.
lence followed the declaration Of a
general strike here today, which will
be called for the purpose OF protest
ing against the Spanish-Moroccan war
The strikers stoned the street cars
and tore up the rails The mounted
police made repeated charges and
wounded several men Hundreds Of
others were arrested The streets are
now deserted except for the patrols
and many shops are closed.
Cerbere. France. July 27-Travelers
just arriving here, report the situa-
tion al Barcelona grave. The civil
governor when ordered 10 proclaim
martial law, resigned his Office \
regiment of infantry has arrived in
the city from Tarragona to reinforce
the garrison. Rloting was resumed on
the Rambla, the main street of the
city, before dark yesterday, and two
street cars were overturned Already
dozen persons have been killed by
the police while repressing the riot
ing. Many deserting reseryists are
fleeing across the frontier.
Perignan. France. July 27-During
street fighting In Barcelona today,
captain and three gendarmes and eight
strikers were killed. a score of per-
sons were wounded.
Communication by train, telegraph
or telephone. is completely cut of,
CourierS arriving here say that riot
ing in Barcelona continues. That city
is isolated.
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COLORADO SPRINGS
BECOMES A CITY

Colorado Springs, July 27-ThIs city
passed from an elective city govern
me1t under state law 10 one under
charter rule at Q; SO this morning. The
change was devoid Of ceremony, with
Judge J. w Shesfer of the district
court administering the oath OF Office.
Mayor Elect n. T. Aver DEM was
able 10 be present, although he has
been IN for several days Charles
Chapman. Republican. former assist
ant clerk. was appointed city clerk.
Friction IS anticipated over appoint
ments OF heads Of departments, as
thero Is difference Of opinion as 10
The relative authority of the mayor
and the commissioners.
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Lima, Ohio, July 27-The First Ma
tional Bank Of Upton lld.. today en-
tered replevin proceedings for 100000
in the Cuyahoga county bonds. placed
in the escrow here by the Farmers e
Citizens Livestock company, at the
command of State Insurance Inspector
Lemert
The action forces a receiyership for
the insurance company today
Attorneys for the insurance company
claim the Upton bank has no interest
In the bonds and declare the company
Is solvent
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kankakee, Ills, July 27.-Lillan, the
3-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Fontain, was cured OF blind
ness yesterday on the occasion of the
annual pilgrimage 10 the shrine of St
Anne, at St Anne, his, marking the
close OF a niRe-days' Noyena,
Led 10 the altar by her mother, the
child suddenly staggered back in
alright as her closed eyellds opened.
Crying for JOY, her mother pushed her
way through the crowd OF cripples and
friends, and hurried with the little
one TO a nearby house.
AT the age Of seven months. the
child became blind from the effects OF
blood poisoning caused by whooping
cough
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ENTHUSIASTIC SOCIALIST
NOnTH's SANITY TO BE TESTED

Now York. July 27-Arthur Falhs.
ber. the 17-yeac-old lad who has caus-
ed considerable excitement al Socialist
and suffragettc meetings recently by
bis impassloned speeches. has been
committed TO Bellcyuc hospital 10
have his mental condition observed
In the last few weeks be had be
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-27

ital of the state Of Jalisco. and the
second largest city In the Mexican
republic. Samuel E Masill. the Am
erlcan consul at Guadalajara, has pre-
sented a formal claim for Injuries
sustained by American citizens. All
Is quiet In that city today
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MISS HOFFMAN GIVES
ASSURANCES ON DRESS

New York. July 27.-Miss Gertrude
HOFFMAN. the dancer. will have until
noxt foll 10 answer the charge Of ap-
pearlng on the stage In too scanty an
attire. When the hearing In her case
was called today, the court granted
a postponement until October A. on tne
plea of her attorney for time TO pre-
pare for trial,
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VIOLENCE FOLLOWS DECLARATION
OF BIG STRIKE At BARCELONA

come so enthusiastic over Socialistic
doctrines that he was in the habit OF
collecting crowds about him at all
hours OF the day and nights until the
neighbors complained and his parents
produced him In court and asked that
his mind be examined by experts.
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SIX PERSONS KILLED
IN RIOT IN oUAOAlAJARA

Mexico City. July 27-It is report
cd that six persons are dead and thir-
ty-dve wounded as a result OF the
riots last sunday in Guadsiajara. cap
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CHICAGO Close.

Chicago. July 27.-Closo: Wheat
July 81 90 ii; Sept 81 0S SIS; Dec,
81 % 3-Sa12; May 81 05 il.
Corn-.Iuly 90 3-S; Sept. 6Ga1-S; Dec
50 G-Sa1-2; May sc Is
Oats-July 4S rs, Sept 80 5-Sa3-4;
Dec. 80; May 10 Is.
Porly-July $50 72 IL; Sept. S20S5;
Oct $19 so; January S17.lO
Lard-July and Sept Sl1 CO. Oct
$11.55; Nov. SILLY 10. Jan. $1O.15,
Ribs-July S11.27 IL, Sept Sill
15; Oct $40 30, Jan. S9.17 IL.
Rye-Cash 76 Sept 7G.
Barley-Cash 64a67
Timothy-Sept $3 65a3 20
Cloyer-Cash so SIS; March $11.S5.
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LAIHAAI'S SECOND ATTEMPT TO
CROSS ENGLISH CHANNEL FAIL 5
and heifers 81 25ae %; calves s5 5oa

S 90.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000;
market steady 10 &c lower; light 81 90
as IS; mixed 81 5OaS 20. heavy 81. i5
aS.25. rough 81 i5a7 G5; good TO
choice heavy 81 65aS IS: pigs $700a
! 95; bulk Of sales 81. 75aS 10.
Shep-Receipts estimated at $1,000.
Market weak; native, SS 00a5 40;
western So 0Oa5 so; yearlings 81 6Oa
6 10; lambs, native, s4.75a7 80; west
ern S4.75a7.9O.
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Kansas CITY Livestock,

Kansas City. July 27,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; market strong; native
steers 81 soar IS, native cows and
heifers 80. 25a7 90: 9tockers and feed
ors So 25a5 10; bulls 50. S0ai 25;
calves 81. 75a7 25; western steers S4.-
25a6 20; western cows 50 75a4 50.
HOgs-Receipts $1,000: market
steady to cents lower; bulk of sales
81 50a7 IS; heavy 81 soar 90: pack
ers and butchers 81. 6Oa7 90, light 81
35a7 IS: pigs So 75a7 20.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market
steady: muttons 81 25a5 50, lambs
50 5Oa7 10; range wethers 81 OJa5 :
60; range ewes So 50a5 25.
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PROMINENT I
C()UP[ P[E WE'D
Futile Effort Made to
Keep Marriage a
Secret.

London July 27.-Rodman Wana-
maker. son of John Wanamaker. of
Philadelphia, and Violet. the daughter
OF the late Eugene Guido Cruger. of
New York. were married this after
noon at St Margarets church, West
minister. by special license. Extra
ordinary efforts were made to keep
the affair secret.
Those who had been admitted 10
the confidence of the bridal couple
were pledged TO secrecy, and Mr., Wan
amaker tried 10 throw off inquirerS at
his hotel yesterday by leaving word
that he had gone to Scotland. The
church was closed to everyone save a
few invited guests. and the officials
informed the would-be sightseers that
the building was closed for cleaning
purposes until tomorrow. Even when
the bride and bridegroom drove up
to the church in separate carriages.
their identity was denied, but short
" afterward, Whitelaw Reid, the Am
erican ambassador arrived.
The chancel was lavishly decorated
with white gardenias and orchids and
orange blossoms The ceremony. at
which the Rev. Cecil Knox, the cur
ator OF ST. Margarets. officials, i'm
the absence In America Of Canon Hen
son. was fully choral ard closed with
Mendelssohn's Wedding March Be
sides the bridal couple, only three per-
sons were present at the ceremony.
Ambas sador Reid, Mrs. Tams and Bar
clay Warburton. all of whom signed
the register.
After breakfast at hotel here. the
couple started on an automobile trp
through England. They will reside
in Paris.
Rodman Wanamaker is we'll known
in America ard in Paris. He is an Of
ficer of the French Legion of Honor,
which decoration was bestowed on
him for his llberality tc art students
m Paris Mr., Wanamaker's first wife,
who was the daughter Of Charles Ferd-
inand Henry, Of Philadelphia. died
nine years ago a daughter by that
marriage. Miss Fernando Wanamaker
| recently became engaged 10 Arthuro
| Heeren the son of Count Heeren, Of
Paris and Biarrtz-
Mrs Walamakcr's father belongs
10 an old New York family and her
mother was Miss Blanche Speddon Of
New Orleans. The Crugers 'ere d.
vorced and Mrs. C!ucer married 7.
Frederic Tams. a prominent yachts
man,
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Wool.

St Louis, July 27.-WooL steady;
territory and western mediums 23a27;
fine mediums Plaza, fine 12a1S,
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Chicann Ilvcatnck

Chicago, July 27-Cattle-Rcceipts
estimated at 1000: market strong;
beeveS 81 5Oa7 10; TeXas steers 81 90
ans; western steers 81 O0a6 90:
stockers and feeders SO 00aS 90. COWS
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Metal Market

New York. July 27.-Copper. weak.
Is l4a1-2. lead, quiet. 81 30a4 35 !;
silver 30 rs.
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cities, and hundreds came from ada,
ent localities.
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NO GUESS WORK

STAND ARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY The GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
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WEATHER FORECAST

UTAH-THE INDICATIONS APE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL se
GENERALLY FAIR TONIGHT AND
WEDNESDAY,; WARMER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-08
HEcHOS ASOMBROSOS QUE TIENEN
AL MUNDO EN- MOVlMlFNTO.
Veinte aiios de Ferviente Labor Empleados per
un Especialista de Renombrada Reputa-
ci6n en- Bien del Pr6fma.
Una de las Reputadas Eseuelas de
America, Recommends y Distribuye
ell Curse Decisive
Explica de una Nlanera tan Simple el Oesf
tismo que Cualquiera Pnede Aprenderio
con Felix Exlto.

Uno de los ibros mas asombrosOs de ID
&poca presente es ell que ACADIA de dar &
Luz The New York Institute of Science, do
Rochester, N. Y, E. U. de A.
Los nuevOs hechos que presenta prueban
que tOdas las personals poseen el pOder de
ejereer inhuencia sobre los demas, que
no es solamente 81 "mas fuerte de en-
tendimiento el que puede gobernar al
vulgo.
Este ibro maravilloso divide h Gencia
del HipnOtismO en- sus varias ramas y dice
como pueden aprenderse todas en- casa y
lie una manera tan complete que cualQuie-
ra puede ejecutar las cosas mas sorpren-
dentes dc que muchos han leido y que po-
COS han visto demostradas.
Explica el ibro los verdaderos secretos
del Hipn otismO, Curaci6n Magn6tica, In
Auencia Personal Dominic Absolute, de
tai manera, que las personals mas vulgaxee
pueden adquirir Y utilizar 10 que Ia Natu-
raleza les ha dotado.
Con solo dedicar un cofto tempo en- el
estudio de IL cieneia, podr6is elevaros del
estado de desesperaci6n & h altura mas
granle de 6xito Influenza podr6is salts
facer vuestras ambiciones ganar an mar
cado poder social y comercial
Tanto hombres de pEofesiones como do
negocios nan elogiado este ibro su ente-
IA satisfaction, y los pastores evang6licos,
adem&s de haber expresado su mas ancera
aprobaci6n, 10 han recomendado generosar
mente.
81 vos dese&is aprovecharos del eonoci-
miento que contiene este ibro, el cual est&
eleRantemonte ilustxad0 CON mARni6cOs
grabados, escribid una taEjeta postal +
carta The New York Institute of 3cienoe,
Depto. 475 A, Rochester, N. T., e. U. d
A., SO % enviar& vueltA Do eoEEo4 sia
<osto algun0 para vosA
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MOYimientO maritime


Vapor amerirano Massapequa de
ew Orleans.
Goleta americana Camille May Pa
j de New York.
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Lola: Sugar Go.
Aviao s los ares. Aeciouistaa

Aviao s los Gres. AeoiomigtaA
Ell dia 10 del cormente 4 las nue.
We de su manana y en- las oficinas de
la Corporaci6u (Tetu6n y tendr6 lu-
gar La Jumta general ordmaria de Ac-
cionntas, para cuyo acto Sc eta por
medic del presente anuncio s todog
los Accionistas de IL misma.
Sc srp1ica los Acciondstas que NO
puedan concurrm al acto designer s
Accion; stas para que lie representen en-
ell mismo. 6. va.
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k 5 !;!$E |!:E|!;!!:: IS J !E||!;!:
:: s::ss.s !: aassssS4a
D!9g ~! i! nnndS IG10tlS el b 1nh daBdnIn MeCun|
de- s: ,.: ss; .ss
Tsse,g5d 6etS gsts, de- Eedd
Nqaeadas tns eaeasdesn Loo
ssss, @ es1ssss sa;ors. e%s az esass
denado enpata 900
Blbhoteca lugenicra
de Sso Ss n
de Resstenea de- Materaes soao sacaadernaio '''
saneamento poblaciones tomo eacasdenado 1''
Mnero buscador de m;aas tomo enouader~ % IS
obas pdbies. tono encuadenado $50
para Ia Exploitation Aqua. Rdtiea.... 1ss
Bbnoeca del Meeancs
kssSss !'s
Bbnotea Industrial Agricosa A~tes oncios
Manual para la dc Corral tono encua-
sobre naa1 apboes e sgn frutsles ono eadesdo en- el
practice de Medicina veter maria
vademeeum del venaro del gnadeso aamo encde.- @'
ITraado encuadernado en- tea - oss
iZoooga General encuadernadc
IAgncutura Cenhhc tomo encuadeznado
IVeneno
comestibles encuadendo
iPisccuua Oriculura encradernaao
LA Apllculura MoWl1st !" - ="
Manual Practice e Culivo del Agodoneno
oeInaoo en- pasta H15
Manual del icora,
rado mpleto Manipulation de vinoa tonao enaia-
Traado practice fabrication del Aguardenses oaa
cuadernado s15
Manual Metodico del Tntorero Sacamancha naa3ec
nado
Manual de Fabrication de Chocolates galas
encuadernado tela s.es
Ell abogado de los Industia1es-
Manual del perfumia, Jaboneo
de Conhter1a, paseeria Repostezia
en-
Pequenas ndustras al alcance de tOdoG
Artes ndustraes. o71
Manual pracico composior tpogra6cc. oSa
Tratado de la Tipografa
Fabrication Alb1mna gelatina, ensruaoz.
para Reoes
eoroogfa General tomo encnadernassa
EtnogTafa.
Enega .-~,.-~.~--.
Cosmogafia.
Esctnra
Estenotpa Un,vesa-Taquigraffs
Manual M de Teegrafa E s prdctca tomo Rdstca - esa
de Carpintera 2" - :" :"
Carpntero 175
de Dujardin Beaumez-(UWma Edic5nl
sag
N
Manual del Praccane po eacnsernado tela
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SecgI6n Re|igiOSa
Santos para mahana:
San Cirilo obispo y mr..

M1SAS
Catsdral-Dfas laborabls0: z, 73Q ,
s-30.-Festivos: S, z, 8, 9y IL
San Francisco.-Dias laboEGbles: Z
-Festivos: $40, = 7-O.
San Jos6.-Dias laborableo: Z y $50
-Festivos: $50, Z , 7-90.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborahes: Z =
1-30.-Festivos: 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martee. DO
Amigos: 9.
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Aotas de Ia PO|icia
Sarviclos prestados por la fuez8a de
Ia Dolicia insular del Dnstrito de San
Juan, durante las "a horas de aver
hoy.
PI7ESTO DE SAN JUAN
Por juegos prohibidos 8; por infrac
cion de las ordenanzas mnicipales s;
por trrbar la paz p1blica 3;
i1E TERRA
Por infraeci6n de las ordenanzas
mum icipales 4; por turbar La paz pti-
blica !.
y: ESTO DE SANTURCE
por infracci0n de las ordenanzas
maanicipales 6; por acometimiento y
agresi6n l.
u ESTO DE CEBORUCO
Por infracci6n de las or6enanzas
nmCmicipales 2.
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B a. n G O s
ACCIONES

a5anco Territorial y Agrlcola $50
y,a..f1, de Puerto Rico 40 & Al
CEDCLAS. HIPOTECARIAS
hanco Territorial y Agrfcola: .
Ern,sicaes 5" s" 500.
{dem G. $Ioo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Commercial News
Weekly Review of Trade

NEW YORK Jan. 1.--R. G. Dunn & Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow will say:
'Seasonsblc quiet is reported in wholesale
and jcbbing trade travelling statesmen preparing
spring business is general as a result OF inven-
tories thus far available, indicating that reports
of depleted stocks were not exaggerated. Con-
servative buying during the last year has made
the statistical position very strong among deal
ers, while curtailed manufacturing operations
prevented accumulation at the mills. Current
distribution Of staples is open. but open weather
retards sales of heavy weight wearing apparel.
The same influence operates the other hand
to facilitate outdoor work and estimating rooms
are busy on plans for future construction After
some overhauling and repairs the leading indus
trial plants will resume next week with larger
forces than at any time during 1908. A quiet
closing of the year expected in the markets
for iron and steel. bur an improved demand is
anticipated early in January. Mills are now in
sary repairs and increased the number OF hands
The chief progress In iron inquiry is for basic
and in small lots but the furnaces have sub
stantal contracts hand against which melt
ers specify freely.
Few buyers are in the primary markets for
textile fabrics, stock taking and the holidays
combining to make the last week the dullest of
the year. Better conditions in China Indicate
that export trade may broaden shortly, the
moderate recovery in price OF silver being an
important feature in this connection AS TO
woolen goods there is some activity in cheaper
lines and as the season advances there are more
openings OF medium and higher grades
Hides quiet. but prices maintained
packers and dealers anticipating that tanners
Will enter the market and operate on
liberal scale.
..Shoe manufacturers report steady demand
for seasonabie lines TO be delivered MP to April
and conditions more satisfactory than at any
time during the year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Total S349OOO ss45. .snO
The arrivals OF eggs in dozens By months
folloras
Exports and Imports Compared

Total ..........-...1l.122. s45OsSO'