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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26

de New York para esta el II De Ma
20 entrante.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos do Ez-
quiags.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26

vapores amerieanos Carsma' Va~"
Y Ramos.
Costeros Esperanza, isabella } C"ra
zon de Maria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
yrrRADAs DEL ExTLRIcR

vaoor aleman President de SAM"
Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
nQluIS Wi1N en- h IbNd] DEL 3Ial NHDnf

Manual del ingenier' Electricita. tomo encuadcrnado en- tla S $50
Las qrandes aphcaciones dc la electricidad. tomo encuader-
NADIA en- tda $3.50. " L2s
|Tratado Pritico de la Electrcidad. tomo encuadernado en- tela " Las
Electricidad Y Matena. tomo cncuadernado en- tea. go. ... " LOO
Manual de Gaivanoplasda y Nqueladurs- tomo encuadcrna-
do en- tea. -. " $50
Estudo sobre Elccuicidad. 4 mo c n rnslca. -...... " oZ5
|Tratado de Gas6yenos v Moores de Combustion. tomo encua
demado en- pasta, con TN atlas " GOO
Ribioteca de ingeneda
Manual del Ingeniero. tomo encuadernado e IA tela ..-...... 5 rs
de CONSTRUCTIONS de fIormig6n y Cemento armada
tomo encuadernado en- tela .........-......-. ....... q" $50
de Re,isencia de Mateua1es. tomo encuadernado
en- tea ....... 49,. " 200
" de Saneamiento de pobacioncs. I ONO encuadernado
en- Ella. .....:.... :...-.:.......;.~ " rs
q" del Minero V del buScador de miu2. tomo encuader-
nado en- tea. . 49,. " $50
" del Sobrestante de obras pdblicas. ! tomo encuadernado
en- pasta. ......-......... ...... q" $50
" para la Exploitation del Aqua. tono RuStCa. .-....... " Las
BbEoeca del Mecanico
Manual del Reloiero.' | tomo encuadernado en- tells. .---.-..... 5 Is
&" Ingeniero Mecanico. tomo encuadernado N tela.. I" rs
&" de Tecnolcgfa Mecanica. =. " so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
vELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNER

eta. americana Stanley NJ. Seaman
Saldra de New York para esta, Il 30
del corriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos se Ez-
quiaga-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26

vapor espand Pho TX. Saln de
barcelona 81 II del corrientc para Ca
narias, Puerto Rico y Cuba.
Consignatarios, S. de %Izquierdo y 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26

Vapor americana Caracas Sc agtiar-
da proceslente de New York Ell ~
del corriente.
Consignatarios, Nillar y Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26

Vapor espafol Argentine. Saittra de
barcelona Il 3 de Mayo woxIIno para
Canarias, Puerto Rico y Cuba.
Cons,enatarios Sobrinos de Izqunr
do y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26

vapor ~cspanol Catalina. Tomara
pnerto ell ellatro de Mayo, para Sc
guir viae con destino a Vlgo, Coruna
Santand.r. Cadiz Y Barcelona.
Consignatarios, Sobrlnos dc lzquher
do y Co.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11

If you want to prolong your life,
subscribe for the Herald. During the
thirteen months the Herald has been
here but one paid subscriber has died,
and he was sick when he paid for the
paper and afterwards left the country
for his health. We have not publish
ed an obituary for paid subscriber.
Better get your name on our list. 1T
makes YOU feel better when you come to
die to know that you have not Sighted
the editor who must write your obituary
and say the last kind word.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11

they will, and move out oftown and the
those in the country refuse to trade
there. Experience in Pemiscot coun-
ty has taught us that the local option
lists are soon tempted by the business
end of things and go where "the pot
boils the strongest" Go over to Ca
ruthersville just any old day and see
the great crowds of local optionists
from every part of Pemiscot county
on the streets of that town. They do
most of their trading there. They pat
roni2e the stores, the banks, the print
ing offices, the lawyers and the restau-
rants and hotels. They move there to
make homes. AS many Hayti people
can be seen on the streets of Caruth-
ersville almost any day as on the
streets of Hayti
Not a soul has left Charlottesville
on account of local option, but they
have protted at the expense of the
towns that are dry-and the dry towns
consume about the same amount OF
| booze, minus the revenue.
/ Why, some of the strongest local
optionistS in the county haven't been
to Hayti since the election-and we
see by reading the Caruthersville pa
,ers that they frequently visit that
! own. 1t will be the same at Ken
nett if she goes wet, and the local OPP
tionists of kennett will reap about as
much reward as the drys, and while
they may not like the saloons, they
will not neglect their busines interests
on account of them-thcn those in the
county-oh, my. just remember how
true(?J they proved to- be to Hayti.
Give US some smelling salts.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11

No paper can be published without
home patronage, and every man is in
terested in keeping up his home paper.
If railroad or factory is wanted, the
newspapers are expected to work fol
it. If public meeting is called fol
any purpose, the newspaper is called
upon for free notice. If any society
gives a supper or reception OF any
kind, the newspaper is expected to
give the necessary notice. The news
paper must puff the school, and every
thing else, advance the interests of
the business men of the place. and Il
thousand and one things, free of
charge, publish handsome obituar-
les when people pass away. etc. But
some of them do nothing to keep up
the home paper.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11
EXCHANGE
NOTES
MONUMENT TO CARLETON.

When New Madrid county land
owners raise a monument to the memo
ry of late Senator George w. Garlic
ton, the father of the drainage system
in Southeast Missouri. it should, and
no doubt will be, one worthy of the
services of that distinguished gentle
man. 1t will be several years before
the completion of reclamation of all
the low lands in New Madrid county,
but it is time that the initial steps are
taken to raise money for the monument
and celebrate that event. 1t will mark
the opening of Il new era, and call the
attention of the world to tine fact that
this. the finest farming country on
earth, acknowledges the invaluable
services of Maj. Carelton. New
Madred Record.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11

Cape Girardeau News: The Ca
ruthersville Democrat of Oct. %,
printed in full "a speech supposed to
have been delivered by Chas. A. Crow
in introducing President Taft at this
place on the 18th, when in fact Mr..
speech of any kind and did not intro
duce the President. Mr.. Grow evil
dently wrote his little speech that he
expected to make and sent it to the
papers of the district, but for some
reason he was sidctracked in the Cape
| Girardeau program and did not APP
pear here at all. At Cairo, Congress
man Thistlcwood made speech in
Producing the President and at Hick-
man, KY, Congressman ollie James
did the same. But in this district the
Congressman did not perform that
/ function. We hope after the next
election that the Fourteenth district
will have representative in Congress
who will be able to- do credit to US on
| the floor of Congress or elsewhere.
A total eclipse of the moon will take
place November 27th and will be visi-
able here from 2:li 10 1886 "a. III. Luna
will be totally obscured by the earth $
shadow during that time, The shadow
of the earth is so much greater than
the moon that at totality the rays OF
the sun being inward will produce a
red halo about the darkened moon.
When the moon is in the center of the
shadow, it may be completely invisible,
even through telescope. As the
moon enters the secondary shadow OF
the earth it will gradually lose its
brilliancy and if visible after entering
the true shadow will be of deep copper
hue.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11

Scott Co. Democrat. Enquiry was
made this week as to whether Colum-
bus Day was a school holiday. 1t is
not. Columbus Day is business
holiday with reference to bank trans
actions, ect. There are but four, and
only four school holidays, the 4th of
July, Thanksgiving, Xmas and Wash
ingbon's birthday.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11
LOCAL OPTION AT KENNETH.

LOCAL OPTION AT KENNETH.
The local option fight at Kennett is
waxing pretty warm, as they usually
do, ard while it is no fight of ours, it
is of SO much Importance that we can
not pass it without notice.
In the first place, we can see no rca-
son why personalities and i'll feeling
should be brought into these local OPP
tion campaigns, and it is remarkable
that the wet side generally conduct
themselves as ladies and gentlemen,
patiently bear all the vile vitupera-
ton, insults and abuse heaped upon
them, leaving it for the people to de-
eide at the polls as they think best.
And, usually, these wet people are
good people, law-abidng and charita-
BILE. They help to keep up our church
es, Sunday schools and preachers,
and contribute literally to all reli-
gious and charitable institutions.
They help to build up the towns, and
their purse is always open to every
our free-born American citizens, our
neighnors and our friends, and as
such are entitled to the same liberties
under our Constitution and our Flag
that we ask and claim for ourselves,
the right to their opinion and the right
to express it, at least at the polls.
But the average local option speak
er seems 10 object to this, and when a
gang of them are tLrned loose in a
town they can come about as near
running it, so far as harmony and
pleasant citizenship is concerned, as
anything imaginable.
We are speaking solely from the
experience of Hayti in the late election,
which came near disrupting and
running the town, so far as pleasant
and agreeable associations among
the citizens is concerned, which is
still painfully apparent to this good
day, after lapse of nearly four years
and not Il wet speech was made.
Now, we are not arguing for nor
againnt local option, and have moth
to do with Kennetts 5 affairs and have
no idea how the election will go. II
is fact, however, that if Kennett goes
wet it will hurt Hayti just that much,
because it will carry much trade away
from us that now comes to us, especial,
ly the lumber, timber and fishing trade
in the vicinity of Pascola and Clay
root, and would open channel to
carry much trade out of Pemisco
county; in fact, it would hurt us seri
ously for Kennett Ia 90 wet and i
would also hurt every town in Dunk
lin county.
But we are taught by experience il
Pemiscot county-by the sad plight o
Hayti, Pascola and Steele, and tn,
| thrifty, great and growing Caruthers
( vile, that if Kennett does go wet, with il
} natural surrounding and magniticen
! territory TO draw from, she will rapid
Is outstrip Caruthersyille in growtl
and soon become the metropolis o
5 Southest Missouri.
: This would not be so, if the loca
optionists would do what they sa,
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11
What became of the Charleston
Herald ''Head-setter?"

Bro. Caruthers, of the kennett Demo-
crat cannot keep from crediting mat
ter from the Hayti Herald to the
Hayti Argus. This makes about the
fourth time we have mentioned this
fact.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1909-11-11

Lest YOU forget it, better hand us
your dollar for another years sub
scCiption.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

Middling cotton q t Houston was quot ed al l4 7-lG cents and sales amounted so T-g Fal.g ' N-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. Dec. 4.--The railroad strike in the northwest had ceased to be 4 factor in the wheat market today and the eyes of traders were again focus ed on Argentina where weather con- ditions were said to be favorable for harvesting. Favorable crop reports from the south Amtuc&n country caus- ed a heavy tone in the market all day and al the close prices were IS to 3-S below the final figures of the prev ious session. Coarse grain and pro- visions also closed weak.
 Cold weather was officially forecast ed for the entire winter wheat bcIl but this failed to have any bullish -r- feet. owing to the newly seeded crop being covered with snow in many sec tions. The range on the May delivery for the day was between I05 5-S and 1uG 3-8 The market closed only d tllfie above the lowest point with May at 105 7-S.
 Absence of spring shipping demand and m official forecast of a drop it temperature throughout the entire corn belt caused weakness in fhe corn market, Local bears made an at tempt 10 raid the market but their ef- forts met with only indifferent sue cess. The December delivery display ed the greatest weakness largely on account of one cent decline in the price of the cash grain. The market closed almost at the lowest point with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Dec. 4s--The recovery In prices of stocks today was carried further with gathering force and ani- ty attributed to the demand from un- covered shorts for the demand which carried prices upward. The Aspecula- tive community professed the usual the contents of President Taft,s mes sage after 1t has arrived at the print stage The outlines of the coming message which were accepted as authentic In brokers offices had the nensions felt early in the week as to Inc manner in which matters bearing on corporations would be handled
 Another potent factor In quietlns lief that great mergers of trust com panfes are contemplated blythe purchase Of the Guaranty Trust Company and the Equitable Life Assurance Society n the Morgan interest this week. The pursuance of this policy by SO eminent q figure in the financial world IS taken to indicate a belief in the immunity from interference and conf market operations of a concentrated character in U. S. Stei was as- cribed to the general conidence en- gendered by this feeling and had a whole market. Reading furnished an effective leader for the railroad group and was affected by renewed rumors of coming interest in the dividend dis strengthened Rock Island preferred. coupled with the fact that stocks pre- ferred claim to dividend rises in 1910 to five per cent compared with the four per cent hitherto held. Reports persisted that the strike of railroad switchmen in the northwest was to be ended shortly and stocks of railroads Immediately affected rose vigorously. The market broadened out materially at the last and closed buoyant and very active. The bank statement re- ported sufficient loan reduction to scale down the deposit liabilities and So limit the inroad upon the surplus by reason of the cash loss to but little over million and half dollars both by the average and the actual compu- tation.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value, s3.332.0 .00o.
 U. $. As coupons declined I-4 and the registered 5-S per cent on the call for the week.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

A total of ss5 bales was released by the factors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05


 Mew orleans, Dec. 4.-Spot cotton steady i.ise higher middiine II 7-lse. Sales on 'hs En,,. spot i2oo bales; to arrive s7a
 ' ututes opened steady at an advance of zQ4 points on better cables than exnerted The sentiment of the market was bulIIsh rom rom the opening but what locked like quiet M'nh uI9alon ,ai, rom Dig longs held prices down much ouiiish comment was made over the showing of the weekly statistics and the re- port or the National Gfnners showing s sOo- vVV pales gtnned te December lst, attracted llueh attehtion and caused some nervousness among bears
 The light movement was brought into proIainence by the weather forecast which promised bad weather nearly eyerywhere ta the belt over Sunday. such con1ittnns ma V nave the effect of causing the movement to become even smaller. At the highest prices was spssaJ points over yesterday. The closing rulufes this week closed 13G29 points hlsher tser than last weeks closing December ss,ns o, 'ns strongest month and making a this delivery was one of the main features of the week and led to talk of q corner on thtesueation it was found that the leading pear house in this market had quietly ab- sorbed all the December long cotton will, the Idea of taking tip the actual cotton turing the entire week. December sold over 4uaIter o1 cent higher than the price Of middling spots The week was given up to estimates of wheat the census bureau rel ort on ginning up to December 1. and the gov ernment estimate of the crop would be: for the first report the trade generally seemed | to expect about $500, 900 bales and for the second Figures we'll below 100000 bales cause for the advance.
 In the spot market prices advanced s-1sc over last week middling closing at IA 7-Isc. as compared} with 14Ac last week and 8 13-16c last year Sales on the snot tcfaI@ ed 5,S4e bales. against 2,055 last week; sales to arrive amounted to 1870 bales against ,tts ods last week The demand was poor and offerings light the week through.
 cotton 1dtureS closed steady,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

Galvestcn-Firm, 14%c .. ..,. New Orleans--Sly.. 14 7-isc \. Mobile-Sty.. 14 7-I6c ..., :. Savannah-Sty., 14hc Charleston--Firm. IA 3-iec Mtlmington-ot.. 14 3-isc .... Norfoik-Sty, l4lsc ... .... Baitimore--Nom. 14Iac .. q.
 New York--Qt, 14.S5 .... .... Boston-Qt.. 14.S5 ... ...... Phiiadelphia-Sty., 15.10 fehsacoia .... .. .... Jacksonville .... ....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
NEw YORK COTTON

New York. Dec. 1.-The cotton market opened steady at an advance of 3Q5 points In response to higher cables than expected and sold about 6WS points net higher uuring the early tracing on more active general demand, which was evidently inspired by yesterdays bullish National Ginners' report and the visible supply stutemeut. There was heaVy realizing around 26 for May but the market remained very steady and within point or two of hte top during the middle of the morning The market closed steady With prices net 2QS points higher.
 Receipts at the ports today 2347I bales against 4i,Io5 last week and 52.34S last year; for the week lhOc00 bales, against 2I4 62G last week and 4i2 S67 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 29O2 aaies. against 9.t@6 iast year and at Hous- ton S,S2t bales. against 12.145 last year
 Futures opened steady and closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

prices s-s to l-2 to 5-s below yes- terday's close
 Oats were moderately firm at the start but developed an easier tone early In the session and became weaker as trading progressed
 There was considerable disposition manifested on the part of the longs to nqutdate December holdings At the close prices were shade to 3-S lower than yesterdays final figures.
 Provisions were weak because of profit taking based on a poor demand for the cash product. Receipts Of live hogs at all western packing cen ters today were only about half th~ total arrival year ago, but the small movement was apparently ig- Eored. Prices at the close were . 1-I to i-2 lower
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec 4.-ReceiptS. flour 2e e.992 exports 7263. Dull at the old level. Min S4. 59a75: winter patents & 30 g75; winter straights $5. 20@30; winter extras $4. S04S0: winter low grades s4 2oG70; - Kansas stratghts $4. s5@$5.o0
 Wheat receipts Is6. .e0O; spot barley steady No red S1. 25h nominal domestic elevator; No red $l.24ls nominal fob afloat; No. Northern Duluth s1 l7& nominal fob afloat No. hard winter $l 1sA nominal fob afloat $l.04%.
 barely steady Nc I2 elevator domestic; afloat; No yellow nominal Option mar ket without transactions; December closing sage; May 6shc.
 oats 2sQ32 lbs, nominal; natural white 26 @ 2s lbs 46 F Rsec: cliPred white S4Q42 lbs. 4e e 49c Option market without transactions May closing 47&c.
 Leather firm; acid 22a soc.
 Wool steady; domestic 36@3Te-
 Lard easy; middle west sla s5 975 refin- eG barely steady; .s1 continent 1t ," $l4'So' S. A
 Tallow sten1y: city s2 per package) 6hc; country (packages freel s@6&e.
 Petroleum steady; refined New York ss. O5 bulk S4.55.
 Rosin quiet: strained common to good Turpentine steady 6eQ5ehc.
 Rice steady; domestic 2h Q7e; patna F Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle good to choice 28@42e.
 Sugar raw firm fair refining 5.sl: cen ltefined steady; No. 6 s4. 75; No. S4 TO; No. IS S4.G5 No. $4 se: No. 10 si, 55. NJ. II st 30; No. i9 s4.i5; No. 13 $40; Nc. II s4. 4O ,oufpctioners 4 s5 O5; mould A S5 so s5. Go; granulated 25: cubes S5 io,
 .-....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
IuroRTe oF MERCHANDIsE

New ' rIt Dec. 4.-IWports 0f merchan disc and ,Iry goods at the port of New Tori for the waeI, ending November 27, were Val
 Impnr,s Of specie for the port of N~' York fr the week were S57,59s silver am
 Exporis af specie from the port of Neu York fer the week ended today were S3,7sl 800 gold and sI. .os4 s52 silver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.

Manchester, Dee. 4.-The stagnation fin the cloth market is becoming more pronuonced and the trade Is faced by a situation un- know In many years The turn over Is con fined to parcels of fancy descriptions. where makers give concessions in order to keep the machinery working.
 Values show considerable irregularity. Yarns are only sold in retail lots at about unchanged quotat tions. Stocks continue to accumulate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

New Yerk, Dec. 4.-No fresh feature de- veoped in the meal situation today and with both the New York and London exchanges
 Tin dull $S1. .55 @7o; local dealers quoted lake copper at s13. 25 m5o; electrolytic al s13. 19l3 q 37h and casting at siSn 2e.
 Lead was quiet at S4 Sf t2 d iZl2 and spsi- ter easy at SC 101S0.
 Iron was unchanged.