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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
Varias noticias

Varias noticias
El Inspector de Sandal, senior An
dino, informa sobre ell NAL .estado de-
varios establecimientos de comestibles
(pulperias). Sc ha ordenadO nOtificar
a los propietarios para corregir las de-
fciencias, concediendoseles un plazo
para clio.
Vicente Usera, de Ponce, denuncia
que en- poder del domador Victor We
lez, de Coamo, sc encuentran varloS
caballos sospechosos de padecer muer--
mo.
Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudad ell dis
tinguido licenciado, amigo nuestro, dom
Felix Santoni, de Arecibo.
PARA cURAR .UM RESFR!ADo
EN- UN Ola tome LAXATIVO BROMO-
QUININA. Ell boticario devolverA ell dine
We se halla Ell cada caiita.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Bayam0n,.
informa haber ordenado ell aislamiento,
de un caballo sospechoso de padecer
muermo. Sc ha ordenado al Inspector
Veterinario SUI reconocimiento.
Ell Inspector de Alimentos de Sam
Juan, ha decomisado una partida de gi-
nebra fabrivada en- Puerto Rico, rotu-
lada con ell nombre de una fabrica ho-
landesa Sc ha ordcnado la correspon-
diente denuncia por uso de falso ro-.
tulo.
Ell Comisionado, Mr.. Grahame, sigue
sin dar information al Gobierno, Pc
sar de los destrozos ocurridOs en- estoss.
dias en- las carreteras de la Isla.
FL Official de Sanidad de San Ger
man, da cuenta de haberse presentado.
dos nuevos casos de fiebre tifoidea en
aquella ciudad.
Ell doctor r. Ruiz Arnau participa a.
sus amigos y clientes que ha trasladadoe
su domicilio y consultorio la calle de
la Fortaleza No. 46.-Horas de consul
ia de 1 3, P. M-Telefono 305.
Ell Inspector de Sanidad, senior An
dino, presenta infOrme sobre las malasa
condiciones sanitarias ell que sc encuen
tran los bajos de la casa situada en- la
calle de San Jose No. 81.
Ell Director Auxiliar del Departa--
mento de Sandal, BeneGcencia y Co.
rrecci6n, ha remitido al senior Consul
General de la Rep1blica de Santo Do
mingo, un informe para ell senior Minis
tro de Relaciones Extrangeras de la ci-
tada Rep1blica, relative a la forma en-
que esta constituida la leproseria Co.
lonia de Leprosos en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
Ag g n t e s

Sc solicitan agentes activos en- toda la,
isla para la venta de las tltimas noveda-
des americaDas--P catalogos, en-
ingles 9 espaiiol, ilustrados Gratis &
los .comerciantes. Particulares han de re-
mitir diez centavos en- sellos para fran
queo. M. Y. GAUTHTER Co., 70 Beaver
St., NEW YORK. N. Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
A. 81.6O

Es de nucha utilidad, no sole para
los Abegados, Cortes Judiciales, AyW-
tamientos, Corporaciones y enpleados
de todos los ramos, sine tambien para
los eomerciantes, industriales = perso-
mas de negoeiss, el conocimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por Las
Camaras y Ell Consejo Executive en- el
afo de 1907.
Sc vende 4 $50 en- la Libreria del
BOLETLN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
MorrOCOtudo renate

La Casa de Prestamos de j. Rend6n
" Co., Allen 81, celebrara este aho un
esplendido remate los dias 8 Y 4 de Di-
ciembre pr6ximo, de infinidad de alha-
jas propias para regalo de Pascuas. La
casa sigue sus operaciones. Hay que
aprovechar la ccasi6n.
Ell maestro plomero Santiago Caram--
bot, remite pianos para SUI aprobacionr
de obras de plomeria que han de reali-
zarse Ell casas del seiior Sinforiano Gar
c1a, parada II, barriO de Santurce.
Ha sido nOmbrada lavandera de Lax.
Colonia de Leprosos para tener efectoa
a partir del dia primero de Diciembre,
q la sonora Leoncia Rivera
Ell Alcalde Municipal de Coamo pide.
impresos para solcitar ingreso en- Ell
Asilo de Ciegos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
nA0NESlA AEREADA ANTfBA. .lOSA
DEF. NJ. BLANCO

Con 81 ESQ desaparece el ex-
srohimdento, indigestion. dolo-
ses de- cabeza, jaqueca, bilis,
Aoldo del est6mago, en- general
ssdos los desarreglos producides
4sE d est6mago { intestinos.
TARMAGIA DE BAANoO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
Gran estabkcimienh totogTd6co de R, Colorado

uIdll CSldD1CC1II'CI(U 'UUg1uIICu uC In 0o'0Euuo
Ell mejor esablecimiento foograco de las Antas Toda
case de rabaos fotografcos los materiaes
Grandes taeres para La fabrication de pefcu1as Cine
matografcas.
Venta alquiler de aparatos pelict1as, oda clase
de materales para Cneatograos. Vstas fas
Posvos anuncos de oda clase de industas los
retratos de los anunciantes.
Grandes exsencas de nos dorados colores.
Por mo vapor han recbdo verdaderas precosdades
este
Esta la primera hnca one dedica la fabrication
de pculas dara pronto las
primeras pelculas fabrcadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escrba pdiendo nformes e contestant dandole
tos detalles puedan interesare
DIRECTION: Apartado 184:-Telefono "a.
Telegrafo cable:-GOlOradO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

Ell Inspector de Sanidad, senior An
dino, informa sobre ell NAL estado de-
varios establecimientOs de comestibles
(pulperias). Sc ha ordenado notificar
los propietarios para corregir las de-
ficiencias, concediendoseles un plazo
para clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

Ell Inspector de Sanidad, senior An
dino, presenta informe sobre las malas2
condolences sanitarias ell que Sc encuen
tran los bajos de la casa situada en- la
calle de San Jose No. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

Vicente Usera, de Ponce, denuncia
que en- poder del domador Victor We
lez, de Coamo, sc encuentran varios
caballos sospechosos de padecer muer--
mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07

Resent Criticisms of Nesc York
Exchange Methods.

Oeicers OF the New York Cotton Ex-
change. while unwilling yesterday 10 COM
roent on the criticisms OF the institution's
,-ethods OF doing business made by Herbert
Knox smith. Commissioner Of Corpora
lions. appeared 10 be OF the opinion that
shey were not justified by the facts. II is
under stood that reply 20 the criticisms
viii he made by the exchange authorities
as soon as they have had time TO go over
carefully the report OF the Commissioner
OF Corporations. the fun text of which has
Rot vet been received.
samuel n. Hubbard. a former president
and now a member OF the board OF man.
srcrs OF the exchange. was the only man
identified with tee management OF the in
st.tution who would consent TO talk for
publication Mr.. Hubbsrd pointed out that
Commissioner Smiths criticism was direct
Cd chiefly AZ the fixed difference" system
used here. opposed 20 the Commercial
c,rerence" system employed elsewhere. and
said tina, he was surprised 10 see the Com
missioner OF Corporations holding a brief
ss Il were, for = system that, ~ anything
favored the buyer a. against the seller. in
ssmuch as the United States was an ex-
porter and seller OF cotton. and any method
OF trading that was 10 the advantage OF
the seller should therefore find favor with
the government
Mr.. Hubbard added that the commercial
difference" system WAS obsolete, as IL had
been tried and found unsatisfactory and
shat the tendency OF the cotton world was
a0WaId the system OF iSed differences Its
adoption here, he said. was largely instru-
mental in making the New York Cotton
Exchange the most important in the world
and was justified by experience lie point
81 out in this connection that there had
been only two seasons IN the twenty since
ats adoption when the system had not
been successful. ana those were seasons
when extraordinary conditions prevailed.
lie asked whether IL would be wise TO dis
card q system thai had proved bad twice
out OF twenty times for one that had never
been satisfactory.
Leading members Of the exchange as a
sule, Endorsed MIR. Hubbsrd's views OF the
matter, but there were some executions
notable among them being Atwood Violet.
OF Atwood Violet d. Co, who upheld Com
missioner Smiths criticisms. He said. how
ever, that the responsibility for the con-
6itiOns criticised lay with some OF The
resident and nonresident members of the
exchange. who had Influenced the legisla-
Ton OF the exchange for years
sterre1 Tate, OF Carpenter, Bagsott a.
c., MAS one " those VINO took exception
\ tie CRITICISMS OF tbs Commissioner OF
Corporations. lie said that the latter's
c9n-i'-lIlsJi.s against The New York eN-
c-allEe acre Unfair, unjust and uncalled
10. ana LAX Tie faxed difference sys-
ten ui contract Ms4s the best that had been
devised AID WAS 1he result OF thIrty-iiye
ye-4s eA4efleASs in trading ia cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOhElGA TRADING.-Eolxlsa houses
Sc 100 setlNe AZ tAe local stock mar
Az. ---- -'-.lCs-O4ls AG4S less Than 10 yyU
s-alrs, f..A4l saIes prcCJml-4aIlng.
cAl-Is- EaDrA4 SE1AlklNG.-Ihe oirec-
l-.s yi ne JLlleG states Steel Corporation
So b. q "a i44-S toM slio Tie end uI lhe cu!-
4c-t s-o..t.. ~ Ml1lcu stOCk NAL De offered
b. = siu9SS a. -slv u-4Ccr lne lJrOuL sharing
"a 49, NlSW % ile -act tnAt Inc COM
.iAL 81 se-4Ii.s a1OEuQ 80 and The preferred
q. - l4ke-y t!4c e;@plOlSs Rll pay more
-. i-r44 sLGles lnls Year tilall AZ any
f.vce-.l.s Veal since tle y. Ont SHARING plan
lvea.i.t vs'Sl awe. IA 4SJ5 the price LAvo
N~s 80 lOI The preferred and - Tor TIE
lui.l-lu...
su4-J Observation-Disclosures a. co. VII
sll s4--JSJ 500 coin II -4EseHIins IO-mOr-
loe. c.4lr SaIluA.g 4 SUI exports tTUIa
lac ~....c- states nave amounted 10 S-y!,-
sNv.a "a wElcn Sso. 650,OOo has gone 10 Ar
selt.-.~, ss.cuo.yuu ~ lorazli. s.S,sJv,vsV 10
ralle. Sls,.s~svJo 10 London, S4l.-Jo,v5J 10
-alA- 4na sa0vJ.OJO IL Holland Foreign
ezl.-a.lev WAS strong yesterday. ana s-sut
GIa.-s Oh London sod al s-s. =. the highest
since the mss kgeeA in : uly.
DlA -DLADS DECLAltED. - Dividends
ll4- tullpal.S, regular quarterly ~ per
et---- i-yaDle January ). Valley Railroad
lolIsli5, Ivsa 4alr senIi-annUa4 "a per ce.t.
la- a.4r Jsa1aIy - Alnneatoils AZ ~.
-s4l4s ls-.lgOao, re -4ar seInl-aunual "a
~ cent Oh The preferred, payable .clu-
1JNDON BUYING CALLS on STEEL.
~ Eas reported yesterday that 4 Wen
A1oU- Lola4on l~nklaS house recently
ll.tcl states Steel The calls. according
% .tp9r1s, expire ia January and February
q ueAt year. -
COTTON EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIPS
a. i-L-A membership on the New YORK
Cotton exchange was sold yesterday Tor
H. u Logan a. bryan FOR a 81 Louis
cl-l.-- This Si,uVv below tie previous
s4.r. g-aae or November % last
llTICN EXCHANGE AMENDMENT-
Al -4u.endment is proposed 70 the bylaws
o. Size cotton Exchange allowing - 10
&C member OF The board u managers
FH0 attends each and every entire meet
bs" ---,.
TRUST COMPANIES OF THE UNITED
SIEIL S.-'Trust Companies Of The United
s-ales.- published ~ the United states
G1g-l1-l and Trust Company, OF this city,
has been received. The work n a complete
aud interesting compilation 81 the state
me- col condition Of trust companies IN
tEls country, a. OF June 30, ISIS, and IN
clules lisr o. OriCers. directors ana cor
-es goIUlsr- " -hr various INSTITUTIONS,
e. pe. o. dividend rates and quotations
Or tt-s- company stocks. . -,
MON-E FOR san F'RAAClSCO.-lhe
Smile sLry transferred 70 san trahclsco
y1steT dag E>sGp for the account OF local
haaFI.e Interests making a total OF Ss.o9.-
o. transferred 10 the Pacific Coast IN Inc
-sSi Ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
SU NJ MONS.

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF NEW
TorR. County % New IOrk.--JGlius Auerbsch
plaintiff. against lnte-uatlonale Wolfram Lam
pen AlStien Gesellschaft defendant Trial .ie
sired In New York County 70 the above named
defendant: You are hereby summOred 20
answer the comp'a int IN this action and 10
serve copy of YOUR answer On me plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty days after the serNic.
% this summons. exclusive OF tho day OF SCI
vice. ana in ot your failure to appear or
answer judgment viii be taken asainst you b.
default for tho relief demanded IN the COM
plnint.
Dated. October s0th. 1904.
FOULDS GAI.I.AND. Piainclrs Attor-
Dcys Once and Postoffce Address No.
IS BROAD street. New YORK. city.
To internationale Wolfram I.amDen Aktisu
CSessllschaft defendant The foregoing sum
mons Ia served upon you by publication pursuant
u an order OF Hon Charles r. NacLsan. a Jus
tice OF The supreme Court. Ia tel the eth day
Of November 1000 and hled with the complaint
IN the Office of the Clerk of the County a New
York the County Court HOUSE. in the Boz
ough OF Manhattan. CITY 81 New fOrS on the
asta Of November. ln,3. The original summons
and complaint In this action rlei In said
County Clerk office November ist. 1909.
Dated New York. November -. leoS.
FOULDS & CsAI.l.A\p.
fiRintns Attorneys. IS Broad street.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
PROyIsIONs-Ies, active hul

ADVANCING easily on strength R IN the s i've i hoes
Firm. Mess, s2sssss fsihns. s.s s snort snort
asis; family sisq,is 90: racket. sis5si2 50;
ss,ss India Ipsss s2iesga BEEF HAMsaFit
PICS Io cur M AT b bsR n s,ias
ai4sj Il Is ia a4s Pckisa ham. s steady s rs Is
gisssy. fALLoW.btll CITY. e.sc; country:
is cits rm isae h Rened W ar% s ssSE
America, i5e; Continent. soc: Brazil. kegs.
STEADY Oieo, Ice; city lard. l3i1c.
sCGAR.The Federal continued TO quote
s gram Is a. ooSs net less l per cen, cash;
that the general selling basis is now 5.d5c net.
less l for sranulated: Business quiet. Crystal
case: cut LOAF. 5e5c; crushed. 5s5c; mould
fectioners' graduated. 5.4Oc; XXXX pow
dered. a-9oc powdered and coarse powdered.
extra ine graduated, 5.I5c: Eagle 2-Ib cartons
OF fine granulated 1850; 2-lb bags. 5.45c;
standard grsnS III aad diamond ds 4. afas
se Nss and tVlS &c., NS 10 Poe No No
te5eL No !. lobe: No $, 4,95e; No 9. i.5oc;
70. IA and 10. 4.sOc: No 10. 43ec Withdrawn.
Beet sugar in London was a g1Ad lower and
We're quoted at Us 7,ad and May at rs szd.
Spot prces: Centrifugal. 90 test. All nc: mus
eovado. 50 test. ISL &c. and molaxses sugar.
50 test. 3.56t.c.
RICE-Southern markets fairly steady. Lo-
cally there was a sembance of activity, and the
market held steady but unchanged
spot and December. IL I5gl3c; January. 1915
Il. 90 25c. London hrrn spot $50 IS and
futures fB0 1s ID. Local dealers quote lake
copper at IL % q i35 soc; eIeetroiytic al 1921
4l3.3Thc, aud casting at 13Gi3.o5e. TIN
Firm: spot. December. January and February.
closing al 31.T5G32c: March ard April. 500
futures, Flap lis Cd LEAD-ouist Spot.
East ST Louis London unchanged. SPELTER
Dull; spot. 61Oa6.3Oc. New York; and
625c asked East ST Louis. London unchanged
IRON was higher at SOS Tlkd for Cleveland
/ foundry Northern SIS 5Ogs1e: No ?. SIS %
6s1s -: No l Southern and No l Southern
soft. SIS 5oa$le 25. Pig iron certificates IN
changed. Regulars. cash and December S16T
$40 so; January. S1G1 sic 10; February. SIT
asked. and March. SIT p asked.
M0LASSEs AND STRTPS-Moasses at New
Orleans seems 90 be in good shape and the local
nand. prices showing no material change. SyrHps
quiet.
NAVAL sTOREs-sPfRfTS TJ+RPENTINE
steady and slightly IN favor OF sellers. ROSrS
Steady and unchanged. TAR Steady TO firm at
former prices. -. .-..
Refined In seasonable demand on the basis pr
s.0Jc for standard white IN barrels al New York.
COTToNsEED OTIs-Firfnsr prices closing
at net advance Of to u points with sales OF
10000 bags Crude slightly flrmer. Local een-
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Minneapolis Dec. d-WHEAT-Deceulber.
81 oG: May 81 oTN: cash. 40 hard, 81 os..
@si Osn No Northern. 81 OF :. @ 81 o.; NO
2 81 OJA 1si O6: No 81 90 y q 81 %.
FIOI'R--Ffrst patents. SIS 30TS5 80; second.
81 1o9S5 20; first clears. 81 % 81 ~: second.
So 200 s. Az BRAN--In loo ID sacks. Sl9 30
Milwaukee. Dec. 6.-W HF:AT-No l North
ern ST. II u 81 ~. No :, 81 OS y a 81 90 May.
81 ora, bid. RYE--No 1. T5c. CORN-Msy.
GlI1e BARLEY-standard. 6TAsc; samples
IS 4 6TI.c; No 3. IS 465 &C: No J. 5sIH &C
Duluth Dec. 6.-WHEAr-No hard,
81 OTA: No Northern. 81 C3% No = 81 9S%s
December. 81 GAS. bid; May 81 OF bid. FLAX
In store. 81 Al u. to arrive and On trace
81 s1h: December, 81 s0t bid; May: 81 sls
s., Louis. Dee 8-wHEAT-No red,
cash 81 IS dSi 251a No hard. 81 Osl1
CoRN-No cash. 5se; No white. 5JEc;
December 5TRc: May. sic. OATS-No :.
cash II aa1&c: No white. 44c; December,
4OI,c: May 45x Q42ac.
flufeslo Dec 6-WHEAT-Spring stronger,
No 1 Northern. carloads. store. 81 1875, win
ter Arm: No red. 81 -; No white. 81 II
cORN-Esasier; No yellow. soc bid: No 4.
5sc bid: No 3 corn, Js[1c; No !. STE No
white dsh OATS-Stronger; No white.
s5hc: No 2. He; 40 t. 43c. BARLEY
Feed 90 mailing GA q TIC. RYE-No 2 track.
soc. FLOUR-strons; good demand: fancy
blended patent. Sc %; fancy spring So win
ter family. s. Is; winter pastry. ~ so; bakers
spring patent. s. 80; winter. low grades, "a 20;
spring 81: rye. 81 61
EIgin. Dec. G-BCTTER. 33c; Arm; sales
for the week 63T.3Oo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
orHsa LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Ghisaco pss e.SATrLE-Ese,,p ss Is 3 cS co.
ssT Is sss si S. .. ssss as
s. T5@ss rs. HoGsEKeeelpts. 23.oec; 100
sSs A s sss &C. h. ss, =
Dr & sss 10 s1A 8 ssis' s
hixhsr. sheep s.ssS IS; lambs 81 -s@sSi
$4,000. including 500 southerns. sreers- 6i5o
hishet: cthors strong 70 loo higher; eno tS'
far 70 saSa. i TsS S. e western steer: 10
ssd SG ;s SEER. sns southern
ssiIsf 3 so3ss SsIs 81 ea I've S g ssg
.op sss5; bulk Of sales, sssss 30: hs s.ys
i ssS 's S,ss: q
' .sss:- : s s::' 8 $ as'sS
5000; ae,iy. and iOs15c higher: prime steers.
s. IS hs a9nns s4sss =. Cows
s. 30: bulls. s3ass: stoesers and feeders. 80 so
and sprinser.. active and strong; saoa $50.
vEALs-Rseslp,s. 1900; active and &c
tive and ssiec higher SssaS' s.
gr ses sa ~ 'ssss IS % sheep aSb
LAMEs-Receipts- 17:Goo; active; yesrilnssss.
23e; lambs 25G SOC higher: lambs 3 80 g. 81.
yeariings. s. 10 a Sc IN: wethers. S5TSS -;
ewes. 81 5oTss: sheep mixed t29S5; Canada
lambs. 81 5oaS7 rs
Cincinnati; Dec a-SAITLE.Rs,ssei1Rst,ss;
60 ~: common. s2@sae5. HOGs-Rece,pts.
$3.50; strong. I0c higher; butchers and ship,
pers IS 500 sc IS; common. t0ESf 65. 81 EEP
Receipts. 7eo: s2ass so; lambs steady. "a
GsI
slow: choice So soGsl 10: prime 50 5odSG IS.
sHEEP-supply fair; strong prime wsth s
"a e0sos5: culls and common. t2HS3: lambs. $50
81 so VEAL. CALVES soas9 so. HOGs-Re-
celpts heavy; active. higher; prime heayies 81 %
ass co. mediums. - 459Ss so: heavy Workers.
81 3s9ss so: light Workers. IS 4o-GSs IS: pigs.
IS e5asS 35 rouxhs. sT9SJ 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 6.-wHEAT-spot arm; No
> red Western winter. IS ia: futures firm;
December. 50 Id; March. Is sad; May; Is
Old CORN-Spot steady; American
mixed via Galveston Us 10i7d. futures dun.
December Plate. ~ -. a. PEAS-Canadian
steady, Is 90 FI.OCR--Winter patents hrni.
83s 60 HOPS-In London, Pacific Coast
steady 10 esq 81. BEEF-ENtra India mess
steady s1s 81 HAMS-Short cut. 6ss 81.
BACON--CunberIand cut quiet. 6ls; short
rib weak. as: long clear midGies light, dull.
GJs long clear Hliddlss heavy. eta Cd; short
clear backs. els ia; clear bellies Us;
shoulders square. 5Is. LARp-3'rime West
ern. tierces. firm. Sis Oh; American refined.
pale steady. Tos HEESE-Canadian.
hnesi white. steady cts. colored. 57s 81.
TAIL OW-F'rime city firm. Us Cd. rUR-
PESTINE-Spirits steady. 3f,s 3D. ROSIN-
common steady 1oS PErROl>EU Mo-
fncS steady T4-d OIL4-Linseed firm. Sis:
cottonsrsd. Hull. REFINED. spot FIRM. us I'D.
TALLOw-Australian In London trm. AS 81.
London. Dee. G--SUGAE--Raw centrifu gal.
13s 0d muscovado. IFS ID beet. December.
IFS TLG OiIs-Calcutta unsred. April-June.
ass 6d. linsccd. 2as: sperm. ans PETRO-
EUM-American refined. Gtd: spirits "a.
TI'RPEN I'll N!-Spirits 39s TId ROSIN-
American strained. % %. fine. l5s 81
Antwerp. Dec. 6.-PETRO LII 81. - francs
Montreal Dec. 6-CIEESE-ouiet: late
westerns. 11Ss Il tii2c; earlier. I1g F12c.
Eastsrns, ia. . lissc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07

dczen. % so; WILD DUCKS cshvas. par 81 %
IscnSl: teal. bluewinx. T5c&Si: greenwing. GO
0T5c.
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
moTfng less freely sweet potatoes nrmer. Onions
firm for choice Cabbages weak Caulifowers
steady Carrots dull. Cucuubers firm Celery
steady Esgpants In light supply. Kale and
splnsch N good demand 1ssttucs firm for fancy.
Peas higher PEPPERS firm. Parsley higher.
Roinaine higher string BEATS fri1 Tarnips
steady: To;hatces .sellits sowIy 0.her vese
, q ss, a, as quoted P9TATuEs Long I.iaha DBL
81 a ss4..s 8 ss IS s.i b ana ws''s s.,
SCI; SWEET PQTAT0Es Jersey. 81 e1Js2 All
basket ooefN %: Southern. bbi. ii 25qf2i
ONIONS. white. crate Gode0c; bsskst, T3cd$l!
yel9v. bag, sIaSi Gs. red T5Snsi 81; ARTI7
CHUKEs. California. drum. sill BHussEtS
sfRotTs. quart. 4q1c! CARROTS. ton. k1osp
ST. Dbl 9r bag. oodTje BEErss 100 punches.
81; CABBAGES. Danish seed. ton. s10dS12:
f9Fs bssss sg ss SESh1 sS.sn .sss.
and EsCAR0ts New Orleans. btL 81 51stya!
EGGiLANTs. Florida, hpxss. 81 23dts. L.Ef-
TUcE. basket. T5cdSi 30; Msfyizhd 4effCe:
LIMA BEANS. Bermuda boyes. 81 o0TlA.
okkA. carrier 81 5oGs3; PEAS. Florida. basket.
S2Hfi: PEPPERS, 81 5ols2 80; PARSSIPs Dbl.
LOCUST: PARSLEY. 100 punches. t3ffS3 co. RO-
MAINE. FLORIDA. basket. slGSi so: New Orleans.
Dbl. S+Tss; SHAIIOTS. 100 punches. S2fs2 ~:
sTIsING BEANS: Floridn. wax. dozen. rqs2:
green slasl -: SPINACH. Norfolk. bbL 50c1iS1;
Baltimore. 81; KAIE. Norfolk. aoa30c: SQUASH
ahcI$l. TURNIPs. rutahags. 6ofe0e: white Doc:
TOMATOES. California boxes 75cqSl l5; Flor
lunches si8s1 30
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lse p - 90 -, ehss. - ~ - 70; Is" state %
McPhetson = CO.. f73 state lambs. az n. 81 e5;
10 state culls "A 70. s.: q state sheer. los 70.
81 IS.
: 3. Judd - Co: o. stats lsmbs. IL -. 81 81:
70 STATE sheep. lis N. ~ ID -. -.
Shippers COMM sson Company - 49,
lambs On -. 81 IS; 20 state sheep ana ,sa'''ss
j. q. Curtis a Son: 1850 Vermont lamts. g y.
g: BIS. n 70. 81 rs: os. 81 n. 81 ~ 81 ~ 10,
~ az culls. "a n. 81: 10 70 70 - -,
stats lambs rs n. 81 rs; 30. y NJ - % . Gus.
ddss t. - ooi 10! vsrmsnt sheep 81 NJ
a. ~ ioa NJ q. 70 n. 81 .; T. 50 ID -
-Anar.- MSiisnt "a Pennsylvania lambs. rs N;
State. liza 70. $40
"a w Otis b CO.. 50 stats lambs s. ID. >. ~
stair sheep, 100 n. ~ IS; :, 81 u. w. an
IL n. HoIlisf state lants. ~ n. ~ - ~
aS 70. 81: Is sheep ia n. ~ 20 IL ilo ~. 20
Nelson q McCabe: q state sheep. 50 10. -
Jeliiffe. wright q Co.: % state Iarnbs 70 N.
~ 1o5 2 stsep. ics 10. - 70; III l2s 70 % =,
W. IN: Hume: state lambs. ITO 10. ~ Do "A
sheep. tJf h. - 30
HOgs-Recc.p,s for two DAYS. Q. cars Or
market. Prices were strong. with reported seles
At - 5otSs o. per fOO 10. Country dressed dressed
hogs soid a. ioiaGi2c. ana Light PIGS al l-7o
per 10. -
Sales-rohin n shannon: - sfate hogs 20
10 average. - 80 per 100 n. A.. 10 20. e %
state PIGS Iio ~. s. so: rorshs. 80 10 s'~F
W; r. Hume: II state hog; ls2 70. $50;
rough. 80 n. 81 so: boar. 80 10. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE crop scare from
Argentina injected vast amount OF bull
the middle of the session. although the
market early in the day had displayed
moderate firmness. Demand for the De-
cenber and May deliveries was about
equally urgent during the last half of the
session The former month ranged between
81 Os and 81 Nss. while May SOLD between
81 Oi and 81 071b. The market closed strong
at almost the top. December being at s. Via
and MAY at 81 0l7s-
Corn displayed remarkable strength, and
shorts were active bidders nearly all day
The market closed strong. with prices iHc
to sc higher.
Brisk demand for cash oats caused
strength. and at the close prices were hsc
to sc above Saturdays final figures
Provisions were strong. owing 10 buying
brought out by exceptionally light receipts
OF live hogs at all Western packing CEN
tres Total receipts OF hogs to-day through
out the West were estimated at 5ee0 head,
compared with 1850 head for the CORE
syonding date last year The market closed
strong with prices loo to S1c higher.