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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-08
HACKETT A BANKRUPT,
Assets S744 and Liabilities Amount to
$126,456.

New York, May S.-James K Hack
EFT. the actor, today filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. giving his liza
bilities as S126,456 and his assets at
S144- The actors wife, Mary Manner
ing-Hackett, has the largest claim,
$4,000. Daniel Hanna, of Cleveland,
is named as a creditor for $4,000 in
money loaned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-08
smashes All Records.

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health-builder no other pills can COM
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tone and regulate stomach liver and kid
nerves; cure Constipation. Dyspepsia. BIZ
iousness. Jaundice. Headache, Chiils anE
Malaria Try them. sc at Campbell
Drug Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-08

me for a pickpocket. And I want a
good dinner too-this friend here, Col
Hngs and myself are hungry"
Schinkel slapped a white duck cap
on the old walkers head. told him a
good dinner was ready just few blocks
ahead and the boys had to break walk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-08
LOCAL MENTION.

A cellar full Of tires at Padgett's Tire
House. 11s z It'll. Topeka. Kan
DR.. c. E. Hulett. Osteopatn. s13 Kan
ave Ind Phone 51s- A. dy In Office.
II it is Long Distance you want. the
Independent reaches them.
Telephone Howard 500 Ind. and get
that lawn mower sharpened-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-08

See r. D. Blaine,s Real Estate Adv.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
THE FIGHT FANS LAMENT
By HARRY DAVIDS

There's hundred fighters fghtn they dom in wrn
An it's very fine an fancy is the same;
AS with an ink an paper an a journalistic
They're whoopin an safer
Pugs who couldn't kill they handin the
Yappin loudly how they be beat
But when comes to match EN- you've job catch EN-
AS they for the timber n
There's jeff in New York city the sagean more's the pity
Giving parlor akee talks along Broadway;
While blue gaudy with golden gttrn snigger
Passes him a stingn insult every day.
OH The sportn CORY with the glory of the
OF the pugiists who the only thing
But if you you've o lasso then transhx
With harpoon in the of the ring
OH The fine fiery they scatter
An the challenges reckless bold;
OH The left hooks
Which is guaranteed o lay stiff an cold
OH This ring around the this won't you buy
Molycoddle kind o sluggin' is the pace;
1t ladyike an cuunin'-but you ought runnn
When they're asked to take a wallop in the face!
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
THIRD WIN SCORED
BY STANFORD In
SOUTH

Los ANGELES Cal. March 13.-The
University of Southern California today
went down to defeat for the third con-
secutive season before the track team
OF Stanford university. The final score
was IS to Al, but the southern ath-
letes were outclassed in all but three
events. Burek and Lennox surprised
their friends by taking first and second
In the low hurdles, but the surprise of
the day was the shutout of the Stan
ford athletes in the broad jump.
Murray of the University of Southern
California took the high jump with
only feet inches. The best per-
formances of the day were McGregors
win in the mile in 4:35 2-5: Crawfords s
throw of 141 feet inches with the
hammer; Miller's time of 200 3-5 in
the half mile, and Wards leap of %
ter of the University of Southern Cali
fornia was a disappointment, taking
but third in the shot, where he had
been counted on for first
Horizons throw of 43 feet Inches
was several inches short of the south
ern California record, made by Trotter
on Monday. Newmire ran hard race
in the half, pushing Miller to his best
southern record held by Brown of 2:02.
Two mile run--worthington (stanford) won.
Newman (Stanfordl second, Martin 90. S. c.
third. Time. 1o:37.
Broad jump-ward 20. s. c.) won. Godseli CO.
S. CD second. Earl %. S. CO third Distance,
Zo leeJ IA luc0-
Relay race won by Stanford In 3:93 s-5
Mile run-McGregor (Stanfordl won, Smart
(stanford) second, Scott 90. s. CD third. Time
ABS 2-5.
Hammer throw-Crawford Stanford won
Burek (U. S. C.) second, Horton (Stanford) third.
Distance 141 feet, inches.
100 yard dash-Coleman Stanford won, Mar
tin %. s. C.) second, Trotter 60. S. C) third.
Time, IL 1-5s
l2o yard hurdles Morris (stanford) won, Lem
nox (U.. S. CD second, Peasley Stanford third
44O yard dash Miller (stanford) won. wyman
Stanford second, Wallace tU- S. c. third.
Time. ;53 1-5.
900 yard dash-coleman (Stanford) won, Mar
tin (U. S. CO. second, Peasely (stanford) third
Time :23 1-5
$50 yard run-Miller stamford, won, New
mire CU. S. CO second, Cover (U. s. o. third.
Time 200 80.
220 yard hurdes-Burek 90. S. C.) won. Len
nox u. s. CO. second, Horton (Stanford) third.
Time, 20 3-5.
Pole vauIt-scott Stanford won, Richardson
20. S. C.) second, Carol (Stanforri) third.
Height. 10 feet inches.
High jump-Alurray 90. s. Co. won, Poor
(stanford) second, Earl 90. s. O. third. Height,
feet inches.
(Stanford) second. Trotter CO. s. c. third. Dis
tance, "a feet inches
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

ciated as umpires. the former for Bur-
lingame and the latter for Ranelagh.
The ball was thrown in punctually
at 2 o'clock and after minutes Is
seconds Of fast and even play Gill,
back. handed a ball which struck Tobin
on the cheek and caused a temporary
cessation of the match. Tobin dis
played much gameness and soon re-
turned to the field. Hobart scored the
first goal for Burlingame m the first
period. which lasted 10 minutes ex-
act1y. Driscoll, who was playing a
strong and brilliant game, scored two
goals. making the score. Burlingame 3.
Ranelagh 0. at half time. After i've
minutes rest the fourth period began,
lasting 10 minutes, during which Gill
scored the first goal for Ranelagh-
In the fifth period Lawson, who was
playing a good game. got possession
OF the ball and put it between the posts
for a goal, making the score to 1 In
favor of Burlingame.
Just before the bugle blew for the
end of the period Rotheram secured a
goal, making the score. Burlingame a.
Ranelagh 2. In the sixth period Roth
cram made fine run down the field,
but put the ball to one side. Of the goal
Then Lawson ran down the field with
the ball and Tobin put 1t through. the
match ending goals to in favor
of last years champions.
Colonel Ross played a steady de-
fensive game for the English team. but
Major Rotheram, whose special duty
was to look after Hobart, was beaten
in speed.
he hal q,
for Bryn Mawr VS.. Riverside, Colonel
Ross and Captain Guest officiating as
umpires. Several "offside" strokes were
made by Bryn Mawr. which plays under
American polo association rules with
out "offside" regulations. In the first
period, which lasted 10:37. the teams
played very evenly, neither scoring a
goal, but In the second period Pattee
scored for Riverside. Length of period.
1110., In the third period, 11.15, Drury
scored twice for Bryn Mawr and in the
fourth period, S:56, Charles Wheeler
and Alexander Brown hit goals. max
ing the score 4 to 1 in favor of Bryn
Mawr In the fifth period. $3.50, there
was no score. In the sixth period
Drury scored twice more, making the
score to 1 in favor OF Bryn Mawr
In this period a pony ridden by
Wheeler wrenched a foreleg and was
led off the field.
Wheeler and Drury played a strong
game, hitting more truly than their
opponents. The opinion was expressed
that the BFyn Mawr team, mounted on
ponies as fast as those OF Burlingame.
would give that team very close rub,
Bryn Mawr lined up as follows:
Alexander Brown. No. L; Hugh Drury,
No. 2; Charles Wheeler. No. ); w. II.
Huhn, back Riverside team was made
up of w. Fritz Nave. No. L. P G.
Pattee, No. 2; Tom Weiss Jr.. No. g.:
Major Colin G.. Ross, back
Monday afternoon Riverside meets
Buriingame and Los Angeles will try
conclusions with Bryn Mawr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
BLUE AND GOLD TN
FINE FETTLE AT
POMONA

POMONA, March 13.-An enthusiastic
crowd witnessed the track meet be-
tween the University of California and
Pomona college this afternoon on
Alumni field at Claremont, in which,
though defeated by 20 2-3 to 81 1-3,
the Pomona athletes made a good
showing by winning the loo yard
dash, the 440 yard run, the 220 yard
run, the two mile run, in which Stur-
ges established new coast record or
10 minutes 10 seconds; the relay, the
pole vault and tieing in the high jump.
Sloane of Pomona was the southern
star making the 100 and 440 yard runs,
the time in the first equaling the
southern California record and the lat
ter breaking it. Sturges ran re-
markable race in the two mile event,
intercollegiate coast record by 10
of a second. The former record was
held by Nash OF Stanford. Johns of
California ran the low hurdles in
than the southern California record,
held by Spurgeon of Pomona Joos
surprised the Pomona folks by taking
the 22O yard dash in 22 40 seconds
Merriam, the Pomona prep" was a
disappointment in the high jump, tie
ing with Taylor of California, whereas
he was expected to be an easy first.
He holds the southern California record
at feet inches, but the best he could
do in the competition jump today was
feet 10 inches. He made an exhibi-
900 yard dash-won by Joos (P.), Kretchen-
ger 6C.) second, Johns CO. third Time,
% 10
900 yard hurdles-Won by Johns (C), Parker
CP) second Cowles tC.) third. Time, "a 4-5.
$50 yard run-Won by Dozier CO., Carver
P.) second. o'Bryan P.) third Time.
Two mile run-won by sturges (P.}, Cold
man Co aud Boydston CO. tied for second.
Pole vault-won by Merriam (P.), Mum (c.).
Maddox (C.) and Barnes (P.) tied for second.
High jumpETTe for first between Taylor (CD
and Merriam tP.). Mum (C-) third. Height.
shot put--Won by Mum (C.). Villas (o.) Sec
ond Clark (P.) third.
Broad jurnp-Won by Villas (C.), Kretehenger
(C.) second, Sloane (P) third. Distance, %
Half mile reIay-won by Pomona, with
Sloane Joos, Reed and Parker. Time, 1:34.
Mile run--won by 7. Smith (C.), +. Lorbecr
CP.) second, Boydstone (c) third. Time,
440 yard dash-won by H. Sloane (P.), Do
zier (c) second, Beckett (C) third. Time,
~ 100 yard dash--won by Sloane tP.). W. R.
Johns CO. second, Villas tC) third. Time,
f Hammer throw-won by Mum (C.), Clark
CP.) second. Maddox (C.) third Distance,
l2l feet inches.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Amateur Baseball viii Haze
It's Department in The Call

Managers of amateur baseball teams throughout
the state invited to send the neups of their teams
challenges and of games played to the Sporting
Editor of The Call A special amateur baseball col
will be conducted by The Call during the coming
season. which gives promise of being the greatest that
the national game has ever known. All challenges,
scores and lineups will be published in this paper
from day to day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
FAMOUS RANELAGH
POLOISTS MEET
DEFEAT
BurIingame Players Win First
Match From EngIishmen
at Coronado
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CORONADO. March 1s.-The Rane-
lagh team of London, Eng, met de-
feat in the first match OF the round
robin tournament for the polo cham
pionship of California. played this
afternoon on the field Of the Coronado
country club in the presence of a large
assemblage of fashionable spectators.
including many of the best known SO
ciety people of San Francisco. San
Mateo, Burlingame. Los Angeles. River
side, San Diego and Coronado.
The Burlingame team, made up of
r. NJ Tobin No. 1, T. A. Driscoll No. 2,
John Lawson No. 8 and w. s. Hobart
back beat Ranelagh goals to 2.
Burlingame's victory being due chiefly
to superiority In team work and the
possession of faster ponies.
The Ranelagh team consisted of
Major A. NJ. Rotheram No. 1, Frank J.
Mackey No. 2. F. A. Gill No. and
Colonel d. J. Ross back Captain NJ. E.
Guest and Major Colin G. Ross off,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

The York evidently demonstrates that both the
Judging the reports
grand looking spectacle Imagine cans IN the 9lden
the floor letting aim get up And this
manw slowed by Jimmy Britt i've years ago
shekels The
best that
fighting He has had his share OF the g
e rest.
Britt of worlds champions IS not making very
the chanpon hetchel evidently
tossed boomer steady getting OF a
crrac to good
eEeryaay ticket he needs regulating and winding up
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Jeff Should Quit Stdlling
And Say Something Shortly
The Public Would Like to Know Whether He
Fears Black Champion or Not
By William J. SIaffery

The Johnson Jeffrics nightmare is up and stir
ring again. After the black became cham
pon and Jeff had his little say and then decided
to go forth and gather the easy glittering gold
which the theatrical managers willing he
should share, the public looked forward to short
rest at all events, but it is be. The arrival
Of the big smoke in the land of the stars and
stripes has added additional fuel to the smolder-
ing embers and the greetings which he exchanged
with the boiler maker have famed them into a
roaring, scathing blaze Now everybody is full
of the old talk once more, and likewise they are
all wondering what is going to happen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

IRISH CHAMPION wINs-New York. March
l3-Pat White of Dublin, the Irish champion
distance runner, defeated John v Svanberg
the Swedish champion. in the 10 mile race which
followed the end of the six day event Whites
time 81 minutes and Il and two-ffths sec
onds- Syanberg finished less than so yards
behind White.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
E| Polo Monte en- 1905
Declaraciones de un sabio
de aquel siglo
Ell relate no coincide con los in
formes de Cook y Peary.

ST las descripciones hechas del
Plo Norte por ell doctor Cook y el
comandante Pemy parecen care
Ger de precision, no acontece 10
mismo con la que hizo en- 1908 un
fr@le de Oxford, llamado Jaime
Knox de Rolduc, Ell cual 81 ha de
creerse 10 inserto en- ell "Compen-
die de los sabies de Gottlleb Jo-
chers Leip zig, 1850, dice 10 sigui-
ente:
En- el Polo Sc hana un sitio en-
el que todos los mares convergen
para desaparecer en- un msmo go
10. Cuatro grandes islas rodean
este abis1no, separadas por cuatrc
grandes canales, por los cuales Sc
reparten los mares.
Una enorme roca negra de 81
millas de circumference senala
eyactamente ell lugar del Polo. Los
desgraciados nayios que Sc aven-
turan per aquellas parajes estdr
irremisiblemente perdidos 81 no L
socorre un viento favorable.
VeMaderamente serfa de deseal
que dieran esta precision d sus rela
tos los senores Cook Y Peary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
De S0c|EDAD.

El bale de anoche. Sc efectut
fanoche en- Ell casino la tradlclona
fiesta de la Purisima y un primo
roso ramillete de distinguidas da
mas lie di6 hermoso contingente
a Ia jarana bale que comenzo
las 9 y termino a las 1890 bailan
dose 10 pleas.
I'm distinguido grupo de sehe
ras Sc vio ALI acompanando a las
damitas y entire elias estaban las
de Vazquez, Was, Larroca, eau
bet, Sarmiento, Perez de Sau cor
elegantisimo y rico traje negre
con lentejuelas; Cuyar, Luchetty
Monserrat, Sama, Cesteros, Gol
bea, Amado de Blanco, Font Gul
Hot, Herrera y viuda de Asenjo
Fentre otras.
Ell bouquet" de damitas lind
slmo, y encantadores rostros
cuerpecltos juncales, y mucha gra
cia y hermosura pudo admirar
Sc en- ell precioso grupo de sene
ritas que dio su briAante nota a Il
fiesta. Las bellas y graciosas Sc
foritas, Pepita Penedo, Magdi
lena Luchetty, Angelita CUTLER
mety, Maria Vazquez, la hemosa
morena muy elegante, Cambuchs
Guillermety que hace muy poce
regres6 de Espaha y lucia rico tr;
je azul y blanco; Monserrat, Euro
del Vale Zeno, Ana Rita Sama
de blanco y como siempre derre
chando gracia; Amalita Was, dc
azul, encantadora; Mercedes Or
tiz de crema y resa monislma
Meltz, Acosta, Calderon Acosta,
Maria Luisa Acosta, Vando, Fel
nadez, Moreno Calderon, Con
zalez Con, Pujol, Llanos, Font
Guillot, Portela, Villodas, Perez,
Axtmayer, otra estrela de bellezs
gracia en- Encarnacion Cesteros
que por primera vez bailo anoche y
lucia su regia hermosura y esqu
sta elegancia con magnihco tralt
azul de piel seda, lentejuelas dc
plata y joyas.
Hubo animation durante todo
ell tempo de la fiesta y esta result{
seguramente, de grata records
clon para la mayor parte de gente
j6ven de la concurrencia.
Sem Dpr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Il asfa|tado De Ponce.
Los trabajos de asfaltado
empezaran en- F ebrero y
terminaran en- Mario.
Sc encuentran en- dicha ciudad
los sehores Gambia Cord0va y
NJ. B. Spencer, ingeniero J
representante de Tia Imperial
Road Co, respectivamente.
De nuestro corresponsal.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad e
ingeniero Sr. Ramon Gambia Cor
dova, y ell vice-presidente de Ia com
pania imperial Roat. Company. Mr.
NJ. B. Spencer, cuyos Sres. han We
nido q esta ciudad, d termlnar e.
asunto del asfaltado que tienen pen
diente con ell nunicipio.
Los trabajos de asfaltado EN-
pezard en- Febrero terminando er
Mario, asfaltdndose las GALES de E
Marina, Villa y plaza Principal, co
mo asi tambi6n Sc dard principle
asfaltar otras Gales 81 el comercN
contnbuye al pago de dicho traba-
70.
En- la manana de hoy este CORES
ponsal ha tenido ell honor de saludal
dtan distinguidos huespedes, con los
cuaies ca N b 8 Impressions
sobre ell beneficioso trabajo que lie
ward cabo la administration mu-
mcipal de todos los habltantes dc
la ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
AVISO.

4 pe,ici5n ,'e vari"s ei-e- d.
barrio dc San Patrici9 y ga vista
&c que aetualmente sea- eificiles-
lSs Was dc conIunicaei6u tu- tie
~ dicho bsrrio para .o- siaJ J4roS.
esta com p4hia la acurl.Ea luu-
car Ia pGEada de seaal7 Pss &"
Viejo" al de4vio ID >- E1Eirip
No obstante, Ia raraGa Ial
Pueblo Eieio gIu e=s
la-,a 4 3Idei cerr.rie
r'.dA al Publiro rart.i $50
l'esy i, 1910 dssdie enva T
sie G-e,:arl Sub-is,entc Ia
u ae serial san ratrlciO !
e4a 5gan, 2. r. ,lc Die
r. !, 1909
yG.-a Railroad 60. oi Por-
"a kicD.
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|npoItante juici0 en- Ponce
Juan Bautista Morafin es
acusado de falsiflo ador.
Distinguida dana gravemente
enferma.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Diciembrc 7.-Desde aver Il las
9 de In manalla Sc ha dado prinel
pio en- Ia cortc de distrito, al i'm
portante luicio por jurado contra
Juan Bautista NIaratian, por Ell
dclito de supuesta faisifieacion, Y
hasta Ia techa no ha terminado
dlcho iuicio.
La sociedad al Socoro Nh
tue ha trasiadado 81 o6clna d"nds'
la tcnia autiguancnta, EN- "a caiie
de Mendez Nigo. Va 10 >ahrn pues
todos los que lie intercsados.
Continua enferma de gravedad
Ia disting aida DANA de e.ia clu,iai,
esposa del >r. don Joaquin Eerran-
De>aamoles 81 mis- proulp rc~ta
heeiInieutc.
fiay ios -iguientes asiia los On
ei asi,o de ciegos: homhras 20; INV
ieres %. e1itra,on anoeie >
VA lc h:dl eambia4o et eIci'
tcldn que tcu.a - cinc IIabana
d, GUY a-ariu lahlamo, ga l1 ,
dici6n pasaia de este rerio'iico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
COMMERCIAL,

0V0Sy.
E n T r A D AS D E L
EXTERIOR.
Vapor americana Caracas y
S. V. Luckembak de n. York
DE LA ISLA
Vapor americana S. Juan
Costeros, Judia Angel Ma.
Oriente Joven Carolina y Pc
drito.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell
EXTERIOR
Eapor samericano Philadel-
phia para n. York.
PARA LA ISLA
Costeros Deseada Dos Her.
manos.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Venezuela pendiente
Emma T. Angel id.
Gladys descargando
5. W. Ayes id.
Jallie G. Mawiel id.
Caracas descargando
s. V. Luckembak id.
Nazeyante penliente
MOVIMIENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operacsoees en- puertos
Esperanza Yabucoa
Maria Artau Vieques
Ala Blanca pendiente
Isabella Humacao y Naguabo
Encarnacion pendiente
Judo pendiente
Angel Maria Culebra
Orizonte id
Joven Carolina Fajardo
Pedrito Vieques
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Vapor americana Carolina
Saldra para N. York ell IS
corriente.
Consig: The N. Y. P. r. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo re-
calara ell Is actual procedente
de N. York
Consig: The N. S. P. r. H.
Vapor cubano Julia Estara
aqui el II actual procedente
de Habana y escalas.
Consig. Villar Ca.
Teleros de la linea "Benner."
Goleta americana E. Star
Joaes salio de N. York para
esta Ell u del pasado
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
! Goleta americana r. w.
Hopkins sali6 de N. York pa
ra esta ell 90 ultimo
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Republic
Saldra de n. York para esta
81 10 del que cursa
Consig: Ezquiaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Ell Paludismo Curado
Para Siempre.

Sc ha descubierto I'm especifico
para curar el Paludismo; Sc lla-
ma PAM-ALA. Is simple, mo
fensivo y siempre efcaz. lHedicos
notables en- todas parties del mum
do 10 recomiendan. Ell DR.. Cami-
10 S. Delgado, Medico del Hospi-
tai de Carload, Cartagena, Co.
lombia, escribe que ha obtenido
resultados satisfactorios con su
empleo, asf como otros muchos
medicos de ese pals. Lo venden
todos los droguistas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

DR.. Ford. ---Pfldoras para enrique
Ger y purifcar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 80 w. As tn St., New
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Juicio p0T |ibeIo.

Fl - del actual icrlrin c(rcto
e. Barros-ant" q ieh especial
Ldd Manuel tnuolj7. las viSias
de- los jGicic- sulloe contra Re
dro Arroyo tivas Por iil'cio. Asi=-
tinl al ac;o r. H-e4l. de ia corte lie
distr.to g. Fuuce ld7. Iai1cio-
J...l ,.;...,,z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Taft y Ell mensaje presidential

En- j. pc OF del congreso m a
10 ce!e rsin aver el presidente
lev5 IN m s j al pueblo america 0
recomendau que que los meloi e
t a.e son o. que c'Ln Paine
e -a,ai b ura Allen
- ,.a r:!S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

COTIZACIONES ES
DEL MERCADO.
MIN
Pri,acipales arttculos de alrnacee
Arroz:;
Partido 1926
Jap6n la. 3 a 4
Id. "a. $50
Id. valenciano 6.lI4
B0caldo:
De la. en- cajas 9.
En- tercios 81
Ajos: IS a 20
Gcrbonzos::
Clase superior 8. III
Id. medianos 7.4O
Id. Morunos 40
HGrinas de trigc:
Marcas patente, saco 6.5O
Otras marcas 5.5oa .
Cebollas Gallegas 8 ia
Id. americana wv
Habchq1elds::
Americanas coloradas
largas, 5.3I4
Blancas chicas 4.4o
Id. largas 5.5o
Harina de maiz, 4.
Jamones en- cajas l5,OO
Jab6n del pals imita.
ci0n Rocamora 4.6O
Jabon americana:
Rabbits Best 3.40
Octagon, $40
Azul en- barras 4 la
De pastillas, la GAIA 2.4O
Manteca en- tercios 10 ia
Id. en- cajas de 10 a 1850
Mantequilla danesa Al.
Monteqeullas umoeraconas::
La famosa de ~.
La favorita de ~.
La Vaquita de l6.5O
La Deliciosa l8.5o
Salchichon l4.oo
Pasta del pals segdn
clase $50 a 6.
Papas americanas l'9o
Islehas ..
Tocino barril la. 26.5o
Id. Id. "a. POW
Tasajo, o''o
Q,tesos;
Americana de lo.oo
ParagIas WV y
Da hola 6.75 al
Leche condensada
Aguila 20
Leche Magnolia 40
Fosforos seguridad S $50
Cocoa Nelson GAIA 200
Peras latas 2 lbr. id. l.9O
Galletas VARIETY dcna. S $50
COTIZACIONES
/ DE LOS PRINCIPALEs ARTICULoS
DEL PALS.
Azucar para el consume:
Centrifugal primera 500
Americana primera 5.3Io
De Ponce 4.4O
Habichuelas blan-
cas- $50 d 3.75
Habichuelas colo.
radas 4.50
Cafe cotizacion nominal
! Almid6n:
Clase superior 200
Sebo de res 4.5O
Maiz 2.25
PREcIos DE CoMPRA
Cocos millar 2O.0O
Algodon 800
Cueros dulces 15a16
B A II C O S.
ACCIONES.
Banco territorial y agr;eola s 40
Id. de Puerto Rico "43I
-CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS-
Banco territorialy y agricota.
Emisiones-Sa. y 5a. S GO
Id. -. .......6 y T." 100.
&C A BIOS
Londres-s 1881 4 SSi l.
\. York II p. R-P.
Paris as p. Cd.
Hamburgo-4 p. Cd
Espaha-10sa 10 lisp. ID
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papeINe
peri6dico, viejos a s2quintal.
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