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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

II Bah Estey preocup2do, nervioso-contest5 Jorge
tra,ando de rerse de su momentanea agacGn devol-
viGnea la entonarme como dicen los
m::os cuando sahcn 10 que ell enfermo tenc Hast
,nes ne ira perfectamente Au revoir adoraa m:a; vol
we're i Nora de conner.
abria sobre ell pxraue Mile volvi6se hacia una criada
que vena haca ella turbada expression Era una Jo-
ven del lugsr recientemente tomada como ayu-
danta de la nra al cual tenia todavla terrible te-
NOR uady tenor que iba desaparecendo, graduamen-
te. Snte Ia duIzura afabilidad de Millie
-iQus es ESQ Besse?-pregunt6 ella vendo que la Jo-
ven Ia wfraba sin atreverse a hablar.
-Perdone usted, mady, Mrs Wells ha resbalado EN-
la cscaera Sc toreido pie manda por 81 quie-
re used que la Ieve el no; cosa, dlce pero
no puede andar este mOmento.
Mrs Wells Ia persona encargada del nlno, la per-
soma mas escrupulosa mportante del mundo impuesta
de sus deberes un tsoro que Mildred tenia la
yor confanza.
-Lo sfento mueho-djo.jC6 Como ha ocurrido? 14o sa-
be ustedg
No. miIady, yo estaba; pero Mrs Wells esta en- su
aposento donde a puesto rnca dice que no es cosa
de importancia nero que pora andar hasta manana
Temo por 10 que listed dice, que no sc haya diso-
cado ell tobo-diio lady Nugent-Que no sc coupe del
nho ahora Bese esta hen le tendre hasta que vueva
Milford Dfga7c uetcd Mrs Wells que pense en- NADIA
cue todo arr~eF--a ella puede dejarse en- Ia cama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
A e e m t q 9

Sc solicitan agentes activos en- toda la
isla para la venta de las Iltimas noveda,-
des americapas-Pid catal0g0s, ems
ingles s espahol, Observation-Disclosures Il
los comerciantes Particulares han de re-
mitir diez centavos en- sellos para fran
queo. M. Y. GAUTHIER Co., 20 Beaver
St., NEW YORK. N. Y.
Ha embarcado. para Santo Domingo
y Cuba, ell periodista don Tomas Ca
rri6n.
Ell ex-delegado republ;cano parece
cue tiene ell proyecto de !ijar su resi-
dencia en- la Habana, para dedicarse &
trabajos literarics de empeno.
Ell Official de Sanidad de esta ciudad,
informa S casos de sarampi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
A. s. 1.6O

Es de mucha utilidad, no s6lo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judieiales, Ayun-
ta,nientos, Corporaciones y empleados
de todos los rames. sino tambien para
los comerciantes, industriales = perso-
mas De negeeiss, 81 eonocimiento de hs
Leyes do Puerto Rico aprobadas por Las
:. Alnaras y el Consejo Ejecutivo en- Ell
anO de 1907.
Sc venGie ! $3.50 en- la Liberia del
BOLETIN MERCANTiL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
Mas noticias

En- Ponce ha sido suspendido para el
16 de Diciembre ell juicio contra Dolo-
res Arizmendi, acusadO de inccndio ma
liciOso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

En- breve sera inaugurada la piazza
p1blica de Camuy, que con las nuevas~
reformas de que ha sido oL.;eto, es una
obra de mucha Importance para ek
mcncionado pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

En- la semana proxima embarcara ma
cia los Estados Unidos, don Manuel
Garcia, socio del Circo "Las tres BAN
deras'', para adquirir las grandes No.
vedades hasta ahora conocidas, en- cine
mat6grafos, con dcstino al mencionado&
Circo. LIE deseamos un buen v:ase.
Ha sido nombrado director escolar-
de Camuy ell sefor Julio A. Echandia.
Ha tornado possession del cargo de-
concejal de Camuy el seiior Juan I.
eiez, nombrado recientementa por Ell
Gobernador
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
SEEK PHENIX STOCK
Effort to Buy Control of In
sarance Company.

re Pnenix Insurance Conpanv. %
Y-ooxIyn, seems 20 have survived SO well
re disclosure OF the populations OF George
p. Sheldon. Its deposed president, that now
large interests ere seeking TO buy control
cf IL from Henry Evans and his associates
a., re board of directors AR. Evans saws
neither he ror his friends will sell their
stock. NJ. Evans is said TO be anxious TO
rs. hold Of lot more of IT himself
An unusual feature Of the Phsnix situa-
tf,z Is TIRE loyalty OF its ten thousand or
more local agents scattered over the United
s,stes and Canada They have stuck by IL
n the present crisis. and are getting new
business fer Il. 81 Is said. right along
Mere than a third Of the conpany's stock
/. widely scattered. tut the rest Is held or
voted here by the men who now dictate its
roifcv. II was one OF NJ. Sheldon's am
sttions 90 get enough OF the stock 10 con-
troll Il as stakeholder we'll as president.
Perhaps it was with this end in view that
n borrowed one hundred shares from VIII
Issa J. Logan. a Brooklyn contractor. one
{. ire Phenix directors. Yesterday Sheriff
Foley received an attachment for $4,000
szainst property OF Mr.. Sheldon, who Is
SIN sick IN Greenwich. Conn. in favor OF
Mr.. Logan, 10 recover the value Of these
.bsres The loan was made az long ago
a. March :, 1900
A deputy sheriff served copies OF the at
.zchmsnt on oficsTs OF two local banks.
TIE attachment was granted by Justice
ssasurT. ir the Supreme Court. on the sp-
vEcatlon OF Clifford. Hobbs & Beard. OF No.
Z Nassau street. attorneys for the plaintiff.
Another attachment against property OF
sheloen fer s12.sss IS in favor OF the
Fhsn.x Insurance Company. amour alleged
20 have been overpaid TO Sheldon for sal
.-y ss president Of the company. was grant
81 BY Justice MacLean, Of the Supreme
courf A DEPUTY sheriff served copies of
.ss attachment on officers of seven banks
-bere sheldon Is supposed to have &C
counts. Rumsey. Sheppard E ingalls,. OF
>-o. Is Liberty street. are the attorneys for
ERE Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

ssl. ssgss so: BETS. Charleston; 100
CARROTS 6, tor: si2gsll: Dol or bag. soc 2
BAGEs. state, Danish. tor. s14asls: Do
red: ton sssd $50: Dbl si la ss :' cTcftN.
BERs. Florida basket. 81 25 Gse IS; CELERY.
dozen 90 sd stalks 9, 20 toe state and Jersey cas-
FLOWERS. Dbl. Sos: cHIcoRY and Es-
PLANTs. Florida. box s1as2 so: K.AI.E.
leans. 100. 81; LETTUCE. Florida. basket. 75c
% -: LIMA BEANS. Bermuda. box. 81 50Qs4;
state and Western. white. crate. COCO 81;
~ - Isl 20: Orange County. yellow. bag STA
81 20; red. 81 q 81 80. Connecticut valley yell
low. 100 ~ bag. 81 25Gs1 40: OKRA. Florida.
carrier S2NS4; PEAS. basket 81 a Sc: PEP
J ERE. large box 81 500 So: carrier or basket,
81 Iaa 81 -: PARsNIPS. bhL T5casi: PAIRS
II - New Orleans curly So rs 81: plain. SO
- ~. Bermuda. crate. s1GSi IS. RO-
MAINE. Florida. basket. 81 nsz: New Orleans
Dbl - 500 Sc 80; ReDISHES Norfolk BASKET
~ 20 - so: StfALLOTS New Orleans bbI.
- IS 20; STRING BEANS Florida. basket
81 ZSM - 80. SPINACH Norfolk ar baltimore,
Dbl 1Sc = 81 -; SQUASH. T5c n 81 80: South
ern. white box. 81 Isl 80: TURNTPS. ruta-
baEa- Dbl 60c n 81. Old Whit 500 -5c. New
orleans. 81 81 80; TOMATOES California.
BOY. 81 81 50: FLORIDA. carrier 81 5OHse 20:
cuban 81 so9s2 80; wATERcgEss. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec e0.-Extrenne nervousness
marked trading in the wheat pit all dav.
and prices moved over a range OF &c 70
&c 10 Ia &C December sold between
81 15is and 81 ISL and May between
81 12ss and 81 1884 TO 81 1875. Closing
quotations on December were 81 l6 I. 10
81 16&. May closed at 81 1914. The trade
was at sea regarding the reported ad-
vance OF lie at BeunOs Ayres. which was
the cause OF the tremendous bulge here on
Saturday. conflicting advices being re-
oeived- An improved demand for cash
wheat, light primary receipts and a biz
zard IN the Northwest also helped 70
strengthen the market Cold weather
caused weakness in the corn market early,
but toward the middle OF the day urgent
buying by shorts forced prices up sharply.
Trading during the hnal half was on
large scale. Prices at the close were al
most at the top. at net gains OF / &c 20
1Sc, compared with Saturdays final fig
ures. Oats were weak. but rallied later
IN sympathy with the advance in corn.
An advance OF I. c to &c in the price OF
cash grain helped TO strengthen options.
At the close prices were 81 TO tc higher.
Provisions we're weak all dav owing 70
selling based on increased receipts OF live
hogs in the West Arrivals of hogs sur
passed for the first time in many weeks
those OF the corresponding day a year ago.
Prices at the close were unchanged 20
l711c lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

pigs SC 5OGs775 sHEEP-Recsipts. 5000;
wethers. 50 . d s. 80. ewes - roo - %
East BunaIo. Dec. 20.--cATrLE--Receipt
% I59sI; Shipping. 50 ~ SO so. ou.e1 ra,s
s. 50: bulls. s39s5 %; stOckeTs and feeders
81 so GsJ %; stock heifers. s. . 2 - - tresn
COWS and sprinsers. 81 lower. So 50,
ssgsio so 90 Hogs-Rsesi2t-. iS.ooo' e. se ,a y
IS s.: mixed. Sc 500 IS GO: Workers = so
stags Sc so9s7 81: diaries s. IS 9 S 50
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. To-
sheep active: wethess sfeady. Others. 2Sc
higher; lambs slow and lsc hlgher. lambs.
- 23ass 20. ycariinss. SO 504 81 80: wethers.
s. E5QS6. ewes. s. . 50 10 sheep mixed.
So 81 %; lambs closing slow. log &c lower.
Cincinnati. Dec 20.-CATTLE-Recei ltS
1.S5e. steady; fair good shippers. 81 I58
So 81; common S26S3 s.. HOGS-Recetpts.
b,olO; quiet. 90 loo lower butchers and snlp-
pers. > - a $ 50s common, - s1H 81 av.
sHEEP-Recsipts. 81 So. steady, 81 25a s. =;
lambs steady. &c lower 81 5OH 81 10.
Pittsburg. Dec 20 -C.ATTLE-Receipts 20
ears; lower; choice, SIS 75Gs7: common. 80 5Oe
- -: veal calves. seQSs So SHEEP-Receirts
g double decks; steady; prime wethers. s. 20
- 50. cills and common. S2ds3. lambs $50
IS so. HOGs-Receipts. 50 double decks; strong.
prime heavies. IS 60d<s IS. mediums IS so:
heavy Workers. s. sass SO: light Workers and
pigs. 50 sass 40: r0ughs s7GSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS ADVANCE
Treasury's Ruling on Collateral Securi-
ties Leads to Activity.

Government bonds advanced yesterday as
a consequences OF the decision of the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury net to accept here
after state. city or railroad bonds as secur-
ity for deposits of public moneys In na-
uonal banks. There were transactions OF
considerable size at private sale, at prices
from "a 10 Il per cent higher than last
weeks level. the largest dealings being I'm
the Philippine bonds which Weld about 40
AZ their present price OF lOess. There were
no sales OF governments on the Stock Ex-
Change. where the registered % OF 1880
were up IS per cent in the asking price.
the bid price for the coupon IS advanced
!. per cent and the asking price Of both
classes Of Panama IS rose "a per cent
Certain banks, IL Is understood. viii re-
TIRE circulation in order TO secure govern
ment bonds for use as collateral for deDos-
It's. The total number Of banks having state
CITY and railroad bonds up as security for
deposits IS less than a hundred AT the
pe2inning OF 1905 about S216.Go0Q(0 OF such
bonds We're pledged as security for public
moneys against about 100000 at pres
ent. The national banks OF New York civ
Row have only Sl,7z5.SoO OF government de-
posts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreig houses
scuehr Upward OF I5.0ao shares in the local
ness vas IN Rock Island
COPPER MARKET.swhiEe sales Of COP
Per are small. which ts usually the case
n the holiday. period, Froduces and selling liz
Lnitec Metals Selling Company continues
% quote copper az 1884 cents & pound, and
ihe consensus q opinion II eonper Glr Ti5is
month and ~ January VII! te upward
Fou-teen-eent copper IS prealcIIisd t3r -
copper interest says the production OF cor
per Is now running more than 10 per cent
less than the average IN NoveIno En-, ne
god buying movement on the Part OF con
E1nsrs.
NOTICE OF REMoyAL.-oTl SATURDAY
ne New York News Beres ecu, f,I ne On
telegraph Company removed from no. -
stone street 10 the new building OF the
Stock Quotation Itlegrapn CeI1pan;y 81
latest addition 70 the LIST or nlgh stcIle4
freproof ONCE structures IN the hha Ln1SGs5
news ORGANIZATIONS mentioned above are
thoroughly equipped win the nlost LlO-e-L Il
in.rrovenlerrs and Facilities for the prompt
esr md most efficient handling and dis
fribution o. financial and commerclaI news
ard statistical information
COLD WITHDRAWN FOR ARGEN-
rfNA-There was withdrawn from ne
coin for shipment 70 Argentina TINS totaI
include 10000 BY the National City Bank,
toee10 " Goldman, Sachs & Co ana 800
6r each bv Efdder. Peabody & Co and the
Anglo and South American BANK
EXTRA NIPIssING MINES DIVE
DEND The Nipissing Mines company
has declared the usual quarterly GlVlcsnc
q per cent and an extra oivlcend OF : y
Der cent payable January ~; Ine coh-
psny has approximately sleo,ooe more
rasn than IL had at the time the last dlFi-
oend was declared
BANK DIVIDENDS UP.-The Chase
National Bank and the Yorkville Bank an
uounced substantial dividends yesterday
the Chase declaring the regular seml-an-
uusl 9 per cent and per cent extra ana
the Yorkville Bank fat 10 per cent year
Il rate IN incres Sc Of per cent annually
BROKERS NEW OFFICE re9erlc
r Hatch & CO. announce that they nave
opened q branch Office at NO. 20 congress
street Boston, where they VIII be repre-
sentsd By Louis Sherman Adams
BzSKs GAIc< FROM SUB-TREASURf
The local banks have gained on tnelr
operations with the Sub-lreasuIy since
Friday night upward OF s2,60o.ooe. cue N
ierze part 20 the purchase py the foeI-
ofics OF more than si,So0.OoO OF Foreign
exchange On account OF luIsE~atioldi
money orders.
ADsIzTTED TO TRApING;-rhe sub
Ecription receipts, FIRST insialment palos
fer the New York. New Haven & Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dee. 20.-wHEAT-Spot firm:
No red Western winter. IS 2iAd; futures
quiet: December. S. I'd. March. IS IL i d: Nay
Is 9&d. cORN-Spot steady; new American
mixed IS Cd. old. IS 10tSd: futures dull;
January mixed. IS 81 d Plate, Js 6Tsd. PEAS
Canadian steady. 9s Cd. FLOUR-Winter
patents. 33s. HOPS in London (Pacihc Coastl.
SIS g. = 81 BEEF-Extra India mess. 99s Cd
HAMS-Short cut. 62s Cd BACON-Cumber-
land cut Sis Sd. short rib. weak 65s 50:
long clear middles. light. duh. Gss. heavy
64s. short clear backs. 63s Sd clear bellies
TBS SHOCLDFRS-Square. II 70 Is 10. quiet
SIS Cd LARD-Prime Western tiercesl
strong. lis 81 American refined pals. easy
Sos Sd. CHEESE-Csnadian finest white
steady. Sos: cOiored 5Ts "a. TALLOW-Prims
city. 32s Cd TURP ENTIN E-Snirits Sas Cd
ROSIN-Common, 9s I'd PETROLEUM
Refined. 7iSd. LTNSEED OTL-Quiet. sis Cd.
London. Dec. 2O--SCGAR-Raw. centrifu-
gal. lbs Sd. muscovado- 12s Cd. beet. Decem-
Der. 12s ga d. LINSEED-Calcutta Auril-
June SIS Cd. LINSEFD OIL. sos ad. SPERM
OII-f2S. ETROLEUNt-A nerican refined
81 a: spirits ID. TURPENTINE-Spirits 39s
l5s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

kess Ice: compound firm. f0s4G10-c- STEA-
kiNE-H1rm; cleo. lsl-9isc' city lard. lslsg
sUGAK-Renned was reduced 10 points BY
are on the basis OF 4s5c net less j per cent
cash here and at Philadelphia Business Is
mouth basis. The following are less aud 8
per loo ID from invoice and per cent for
cartons. 7'see o ~ lib Cartons S doc: Eagle
tablets. case; cut loaf 5,s5c: crushed. 5.ISci
soe: Aasls sr, 5sss $50 SSwdsTsd ana Easis
confectionery grauulated. 530c: powdered and
f FIs powdersdi SlSe; fruit P0TdeTed ana ana
Eagle 2-lb cartons OF fine granulated, 5.25ci
2-lb bass. 3SSe; q p. S2oe; u. S-sSe; 10
standard granulated and diamond a. S.oSs;
eontectioners a; 4ssei no l. $50: 10 =
1850; No :. soc. No ;. s5c. No q. 440c
10 10. 4.sSs: 10 u. +Soc; Ne r. 425s; Nos
Raw sugar lower There was sale OF 10000
bags Cuba oent!ifugaL prompt shipment. at
was tenasrsd al s&e. but not taken and that
Spot prices: Centrifugal. SO test. 4.Osc; mus
eoyad - test. s.5se. and molasses sugar; 50
sugar was q "a lower for the spot month.
which was quoted at rs 3Ad: other positions
RIcE-aIarkst slow here and only fairly
active az primary points. Tone generally
METaLs-coPPER-zstandard hrm. spot
closing at i2.s7isGl3. 2lsc: December. I2s7ls9
IL &C. saTsh isossis 4Se SPr "a i 10
u Soc London fraa; SPOT. eco - Cd; futures
t6i 5s- Local dealers quote lake copper at u. =
dl3 62 &c. eiectroclytic az i3.i21s 91337i-c snd
casting al l3al325c. TIN strong: spot. 30. 100
Sac; December. % 60Q33 soc; January. -75lp
5i-l2iac. February. 80. 60G33 soc. March % ESQ
s82oc; April. g. 20 d3f. &c A sale reported
on the New York stock Exchange Of tons for
FEBRUARY delivery az 81 I5c London strong
spot fl53 los; futures. E155. The advance IN
London was over "a from the closing figures
Of last Friday. LEAD firm; spot, AZ ? q A 81 isc
New York +5oQ4 &c East 81 Louis; London
lover Al fi5. SPELTER--Firmer a 6IO46.30c
New York. GOTH dS i2isc East st Louis Lon
az sos load for Cleveland warrants In London
Local unchanged; 30 / foundry Northern. SIS so
asia. No Northern. SIS 25dS1s IS. No
southern. and No / Southern. soft. SIS 5O1S1S y
flg iron certificates held higher No business
reported; regulars quoted: December and Janu-
sry slI asked; February. 81 %, and March.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady to nrm
and unchanged.
NAVAL sToRES--Spirits turpentine slow In
the way OF domestic and export business
Rosin and tar steady and unchanged
CLASSIFICATION unchanged Lins@ed oil
nrrn an prices were marked up &c gallon
on American seed. Calcutta OIL was Sc higher
PErROLECM standard white. bbls. New York
and Philadelphia. s.05c: bulk. 455c: refined
cases, 10. 45c. water white. bbls. 9.55c: bulk
6.use. cases, ll.e5c. LINSEED OILr-AmsTican
seed. city raw. 71G72c; out-of-toWn raw, cog
&c: Calcutta raw. soc LARD OIL. 81 Is
COTTONSEED OIL active and druer. with net
GAINS AZ the close Of JIG points and sales of
l5.TOo hbls- Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
FOREIGN FINANCIAL,

London. Dec s0.--consoIs closed nm
changed at So 5-I6 for money and a. --1e
LOT account Anaconda was = higher az
LlV-s canadian Pacific "A lower ~ fSrt y.
Grand trunk y higher az 2ih -
money Was In increased demand al
hElneI, ana discount rates were easier ~,
the market to-day. The Continent ss,'.,,,' VI
the bulk OF the $500 900 In gold ,,i styurse
Trading on the Stock Exchange VS. - =
uoliIal character. but the tone was stesdV-
en- hght Investment buying and hore- -
Increased business with the beefnnfro -
the new year. Home rails. Kaffirs avn IL
uCstrlal shares hardened fractionaIlv, hut
otnefWlse prices showed little change
american securities opened stead, p,,r
ms the early session trading was ifSbt
hut the undertOne was good ana rr7.eS,
advanced. with Denver & Rio Grande ord
Union Pacinc prominent EarIv III tbe
afternoon New York sold stocks and caused
reaction, but buying orders from the
lame quarter brought about a recovery IN
S Sng tats Fadins' and the market closed
Cali money In London al4B Der cent.
omen market discount rate for short hills
"a : per cent; long bills. , = @ lS-IS nsr
cent borlin discount rate. 4 a. per cent.
Paris Paris discount rate. 20 per cent; Paris
times; Berlin exchange on London. 20
marks AZ pfennigs. Bar gold. us Oil
American eagles. 16s Id
Paris. Dec a0-Three per cent renteS
closed 2is confines lower az IS frencs
hrri.
Berlin. Dec. s0.-Prices were arm ON IN.
Boerse to-day In sympathy with the
strength or Western exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
TO ADVOCATE NEW SUBWAY.
Eastern District League Will Appear

Inc Eastern District subway League. an
organization recently formed 10 urge sub
way development for the Eastern District.
viii appear before the Public Service Com
mission on Thursday morning. according 10
its president. Ernest Gilmore Gardner, TO
advocate immediate consideration OF the
extension Of the Observation-Disclosures sub
" ay from Stuyvesant avenue up Bushwick
avenue 20 Metropolitan avenue running
thence up Leonard street Manhattan ave-
nue. and Jackson avenue to a connection
with the Belmont tunnel and the Queens
boro Bridge.
In the Eastern District i've hundred
thousand people live between Broadway
and NeVtoun Creek said Mr.. Gardner,
and the present service there is wholly
iEscequats. Subway transit is the only
solution"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

Spo; was quiet ana 10 points higher on tie
basis % - .Dc for middling upland ana ~ 45s
for mildIng GulL Delivered On contract. 400
lalas. Liverpool cabies: Spot quiet. sales. : O0O
bales; speculation and export, 3Oo: American.
5000. import. 4 900: American. 3O,l0: middIing
upland sold. FutHres closed steady 5lxHCi2
points higher December ana December aut-
ar3. So ed. January February. 7-sSiad. Febrli-
ary-March 7a8d. March-AprU Sad. APRIL
MAJ. 7sSd. May-Junc, Sd; Juue-Juiy % 10;
Ju!y-Ausust. 7.gS isd: Auggst-sspttmher = 70d.
Scptcmber-OctobeT. G13d. October November
esd. November December. 6gld
COFEEE--stcady, with prices unchanged 10
points net lower. ana sales Tor the day. 81
- 500 bags There Httle feature ~ ne
trading and the market was q narrow one.
HaVre buying unchanged - r. franc lower
Hamburg unchanged a. "a pfenIig higher and
Rio showed an advance o. 80 rtis. stocks ~
brazilian coffee and ancat for the United
states are 4.59i523 tags against 1905 ago last
year spot coffee steady a. sec for p.O
40 Z. Local contract price,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
NEW HAVEN TAKES CONTROL
Formal Action Relating to Pennington
Street Railway Company.

Hartford Conn, Dec. eo.-At a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Farm
.uTton Street Railway Company here this
.ersTnoon a resolution was ratified giving
c-nrrol q the road 10 the New York. New
Haven & Hartford read. BY this the New
Haven corporation gains possession Of
practically every mile Of steam and cleo
frfc traction lines in Connecticut.
The Pennington line is in excellent con-
dltion a. present, and its franchises are
valushle- For some time New Haven road
officials have been gaining places in the
directorate Of the Pennington line. and
to-ds-'s action was more formal than ma
terra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21


The approximate amount % the lien &c
charge. 70 satisfy which the abcve-descrfbed
property Is 70 be sold. II i've thousand nine
hundred thirty and 51-iO0 dollars Cs5. $50 ~,
with interest thereon from the 10th day q
November 1893. tossther VIII costs and allow
December md. 1893. togsrhsr WIKI the expenses
OF the sale.
said properly viii Be sold subject % nr.-
nortgagg 81 record for So 600 ara Accrued n
terest from June 1sr. teoc per cent.
and subject 20 any state OF fact which an
accurate survey would show. AMI municipal
department violations. II any there ara and
ali notices OF psndsncy Of action % sntcrra
the same. II any are dlsd thereof. and -cnth-
IL teuancies. H any
Dated New York Dsceu,ber en-. faoa
CHARLES n BECKETT. Rst.-ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec 20 80 CATTLE - Receipts.
II. 200. Isc 20 zoe higher. steers $50 - -:
cows 81 500 81. heifers, s. i0dxd. bulls.
81 400 s. =: calves sac 50 rs stoekers and
. 20 Toe lower: choice heavy. IS $50 s. so:
butchers. s. 45a - 90. light mixed. s. $50
s. go. choice light g. 40n - a.. packing.
s. loot 55 pigs. s. % a s. 10; bulk OF sales.
IS 80 ~ s. SO. SHEEp--Receipts. - 600; mar
yesriinRs. s. 20aST Is.
Kansas CITY Dee e0--CATTLE--ReSel
Z. 500. including 900 southerns: 100 e1c
higher; choice export and dressed beef steers
$50 81 80. fair 20 good, 81 1905 50. Western
steers, 81 ,0n s. so. stockcrs and feeders
50 i0fS5 rs southern steers Ssns5 40.
southern COWS. s. s0QSt: native cows. 81 so
q q e5. calves. So 7sHss Hoos-Recsipts
ss 800 900 g lower; top "a sg.k o. sales
and butchers. IS 25sss as. light. " SIS as IS.