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The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan. 6-BUTTER-Rsoeipts as
packages. The market opened firm, and with Igli
offerings Of fancy table grades Il current marx
prices advanced Ne per pound. Creamery specials
81; creamery held extras. 3Zs; state dairy finest,
81 process specials. o. Western initiation TeaneD
hsts. . factory drsu. 2.
CHEEs E-Receipts IFS boxes, The market IS ven
duh In aboEt the former range q prices. state fall
cream special %: state fun cream. Sepsembeg
fancy. L State fancy October best. 1914 state
fancy, common % fair. IS, State skins, IA pounds
specials. i4iz. State skins fair TO good Il.
EGGS-ReceiI1s 5.s73 cases. The market Is IN
changed on both fresh and storage eggs. The de-
mand IS quiet owing 70 the sbn0unslly high prizes
nov prevailing for fresh stock Nearby henneTy white
fancy. %; State and Pennsylvania brown hennery
fancy. g fresh gathered extras A.: fresh gathered
extra hrsts 80 refrigerator special marks. ~
lined eggs. chIce q.
MILLFEED-Strong; meage7 supply. Spring bran.
a.0a2 s. standard middliDgs. Eo)az. .; city INN.
Do. IN bulk; Western red dog. 5L50 10 arrive; win
Ter wheat bran. in l0lpound sacks 70 arrive q 90
OATS-Str0ngcr; light supply. No. white Sass
No ) white, Ga4. No. white 5GaS3; natural and
clipped white. Oh tack. 52a56.
FL0UR-sEUng; more inquiry. Kansas stzights.
5l5as-0 IN sacks; soft straights 5.ela565 IL bar
res; sprng patents, 665aC.2. in barrels; spring
clears, 4T5a5 O.
RYE FLOUR-Fim hut Inactive Good 20 choice
brands quoted al L2la4.8
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Nev, TO arrive. Is quoted
at Ls5a2 c. with snail trade
CORNMEAL-Stsedy. business moderate Kiln
dried for export. 250s355; meal. in bags I9
ala
STRAW-Receipts 10 tons: strong: small supply.
Loalg ne ghao0
BEEF STEADY; demand moderate Family, l5.5a
100; packet lI5GalZ00
PORk-Steady; trade inactive. Mess. AZsa2l 50;
family MO0a2T00
LARD-StuJug. but quiet. Prime Western. e 60.
city. l27s refined continent 1880; South American,
\ 60; refined Brazilian key $50; olrostearine Is.
lard stearine firm. New YORK. l51s
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MoNEY-sALEs BY HOURS;
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Jan. 6.--WHEAT-The market opened un-
changed 10 sc higher, with selling hy commission
houses on resting orders AM local shorts covering
The crowd fought the market but ran themselves IN
several tines The strength Ia outside markets was
pronounced particularly ia the NoTthwest and Win
nipeg. on the weak spots commission houses alb
sorbed TIE wheat resting orders Cash wheat
showed lack Of interest the part u buyers. Re
ports were current that there would be an increased
movement Of wheat IN the Southwest A good deal
If realizing long wheat has taken place the past
two days aud buyers waiting FOR a weak spot To
replace Local car lots, g. with 10 cars estimated
for tomorrow.
Connie market displayed the same wonderful
undeTtoue < strength which has bsn Ia evidence the
past two DAYS the price for May passed the recent
record. s.. Com Was poured into The market IN the
way Of realizing sales by houses identified with the
long side bit offerings were absorbed and the ad-
vance maintained. The buying was scattered ard
mostly IN small lots no large interests hing al all
prominent Cd 81 prices we're higher with the fu-
TIRES and sample offerings VFTy small Local car
lots. 81 with 90 estimated for tomorrow.
OATS-prices shared IN the upward trend q
wheat and con offerings were moderate and were
b. longs who are securing profits. Cash oats were
nc higher, with a very fair shipping demand A
New York message reports sales Of 100 bushels
Canadian nOw az Buffalo 20 60 n Boston on the
basis Of 55c laid down IN New York duty paid.
Local car los 100 with G. estimated fer tomorrow
PROYISIONS-HiEher. There Was good general
trade. with covering ~ local shorts feature A
prominent local operator Jed IN the selling dispos-
ing Of liberal quantities q May lard and ribs. The
market closed steady.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan 6--Quotatioas furnished By Balti-
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery, extras. separator, S5i1a57is;
DO. imitation. &az do, prints. ia-lb. Sass; do.
lib. Sass; do. blocks. 2Ib. 35a37: do. dairy
prints. Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia, 2ia25
do. Iowa and Northwestern ladle 2ia25.
EGGS-MaUland Pennsylvania. and nearby irsts.
per doz., IS; do Eastern Slore, Maryland, and Viz
sinia per doz. %: Western 7rSts per doz-, S. do.
West Virginia, per doz-. IS: do. North Carolina,
Ter d0z., s..
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice. young.
per b. 2Sa2i; do. fair to good. per b.. 3a22: old
toms per H., lsal9; chickens, straight, young,
Ter h. small Is; do. mixed, young and old per
h. l6al7; ducks cfoee. fat, per h., BALI; capous
large per b.. 9a24; medium. per b.. 2a22; small
and slips, PER 10. lsa2); geese choice uearby pr
b., l6al7; Western and Southern, per h.. l4al6
LIVE POULTRY-Oh hens. heavyweight. per
n. Is; do lightweight. per h. IS: old ROSTERS
per h.. 9; young chickens. choice. per h. IS;
rough and poor per h.. 10; turkeys choice per b.
.; young gobhers. per h.. .; old toms per H..
%; rough and poor, Per h., Bale; geese. Western
and Southern, per b. "a; Maryland and Virginia
Per b. Is; do. Kent Island per b.. ls; pigeons
young, pair. IS: do. old per pair % ducks white
Pekins. per b.. Lal4; DO, large, per h.. l6al7:
do. small per ID. Is; guinea fowl. old. each. 8:
do. young, IA lbs. and over, 90
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sAles-Regular call at u O'Clock noon;
Washington Gas certificates. $3.50 at lO71s $40 al
i0h.
Washington Railway and Electric IS, $500 a. a3is
Potomac Electric cons. S. S. 90 at 1914 S30o1 al
lOlh. N.0O at lclI9 5000 at 1914. 5000 az l01s.
N,o9 at l9ln. A.0O at lOl5s. 1900 al lola. $1,000
at lelh. 500 at lOlls $500 at 1918. sOo at iolA
500 at l0lh.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone s., q,Oo at
IoS%.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., IS az
03z, at 9Jz / at 9oA. % at 9oh.
Washington Gas. % at 7sk . at 1874 3 at TsA.
3 at 7SA. . at 7S&. Is at 7sA Is al 7s1l 3 at 7Si.
3 at TslS. 3 at 1874. 3 az 7sA. at 7si4 100 az
70 buyer co.. . al 7Ss q at 7sss 3 at 7s& 3 a.
7SA. . at 7sx. q al 7sls 3 at 7s1s . a, 7sis 5
at 7s32 3 az fSia 30 at 70 Cbuyer co.. 3 at 1874.
LanstOn Il at %. % al IS.
American Security and Trust, 10 at Isl, 10 a.
2s0A. 10 AZ 1904 10 at 2SB
Union Trust 10 at lSZz 10 az 1871. az IsgsA
Security Storage warrants 30 az 100 50 al 100, 8
at 100 8 al 100, 3 al 100. 3 at 100. 90 At 100 50
at lDG. s at l0I.
After eall-Washtngton Gas a. 5000 at I063A
Sl.oo0 at l07 800 al l0
Washington Gas. 8 at 1874. 3 at 7slA 3 at 7sss.
3 ~ 7siz
Capital Traction s.. 5000 at nfh.
Washington Gas 100 Of ~ ibuyer 69l.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes
terdays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prioes quoted as wholesal..l


BCTTER-Creamry fancy IS 10 Ssh; do, arsts. ga
&c: de-. seconds 2a26s process, fancy, 90; do.
--jr to good, Ea2s; dairy, choice. 2la5; do, good.
23a24: store-packed, 2G2i
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy fats. la
l71s; Co.. small, nsl7h; do. large l6,kal7
EGGS-Near by choice, returnable 4 ses. DER doz
30 do West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. re-
turnable cases %: do. Tennessee returnabe cases
%: do North Carolina, returnabe cases. g.
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens, spring. large l5als.
do. medium. l5al6: do. do. small, l5als; hens
small, per h., l3s; do. large, l3k: ROSTERS usr
h, 9: ducks. old. z: do. sring ; lbs and over
Is; geese. Per h.. sale; do. fancy. z; turkeys
toms Per h., 2; do, hens, "a turkeys thin, lOsl2
keats, per h., l3al5.
DRESSED POETRY Turkeys, choice. undrawn
hens. per h., 2; average. undTawn. mixed, o;
chickens. per h., l6aH; chickens and hens, mixed
18a5 hens choice. per h.. Halls: ROSTERS Der 10
sal0: ducks. l3al6; geese. per ID. l2al4
GAME-Rabbits per doz. 225a2 80; do, kits. per
doz.. 75alOoi quail, per doz-, fancy, 250a4O: do
small, per doz-, 2Oos23; wild turkey 2as2; squir
Eels, each, 5as; opoSsums. each. @a35; pheasants.
L5a
DRESSED MEATS-Hsms, country, sugar cured
l6als; hogs, small and neat per owt., 10: do. me
dunn to heavy, easls; do. rough. s; bears. G.
DRIED FRUiTS-Apples sliced. fancy Der IL
las cherries l2al5: blackbenies. Z: whortleberres
12ls
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per Dbl. l.25al. Is. swsa,
potatoes. per bbi. new, L2aal59: yams, Der boil.
locals
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose. Per bbI., 2oOa
u.s.
sUNDRIES-Beeswax 29a5o; tallow. ea65s; ginseng.
per h., 5OOa509; seneca, per h. 30; golden seal.
4oa45 pink. l2al4; mandrake, 2a3; snake root q.
walnut kernels dry. l5al6: walnuts per 100 lbs. Is
WOOL AND HIRES-Wool. unwashed free OF
burs. Per 10. Sa29; wool. bury, PER h., ga28:
hides. green. per h. II; do. dr. lsaS; sheeuskins
green, each. 75aL0o; d. dry. 2Sae0; cafskirs each
l al x hat QaaqS do
kits 5al5; skunk, each. black. 200a3o0; mink each
50oa3O0l rabbit skins. each. /. opoSsum each ga
80; Taeeoon. each. 5al0o: fox. red each. 20ea2 So
do. gray, ZalO0
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 6-WHEAT-Spot CONTRACT, l "a.
SPOT No T0d WesteTu. Lon. Stay. L2IN steamer
No rcd lis receipts. Is bushels: southern. %
grade. ll7&sl.244
CORN-SpoJ contract. 6sa6sH: January 6sassl6 ;
Februgry G1a69i4 March -h-01. steamer mixed.
6iNa64& receipts. 1879 bushels
OATs-Stock IN elevators. 1882 bushels: ship
rlents from elevators. 6,-55 bushels. White. No 2
as 20 weight 52a52is do, No g. as 20 weight 5Oi.a
5li1; do. No. J. as u weight. 4aJO: do mixed
No 2 SOa5Glz. do No. O. s5-a59
RYE-StOck IN elevators. lO5s bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 23I2 bushels No. 2 we
Western. lots domestic, sass: No. rye fnear-
By. 79as0; bag lots. as 10 quality and condition,
GAS
FLOUR-WinteT extra. 4j5alS5 do. clear. s0sa
SIS; do straight, 5Ea5 Is; do patent SsOs5 90.
spring clear, 465a49: do. straight. 52la5E; do
patent 5.g5s57O; City Mills best patent. 6s5; do
high-Erads patent. as; do. straight 6l5; choice
family. 5.95; DO. extra A75a4gl Rye -four, medium
10 choice ga4 %. C0rmeaI. per 100 lbs L5Oal al
BuekWheat -four 100 lbs 2l5a255
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Buying of investment securities and
dealing in Washington Gas were the chief
features OF the trading yesterday on the
local stock exchange. washington Gas
certificates were taken at l075s on call
and after call a strong demand sprang up
for Gas 4 per cents, which brought out
a few OF the bonds at lO7 The bulk OF
the bond buying was in Potomac Power
Consolidated IS, which resulted in the
sale of $4,000 at 1914 Trading in Sc
curity Storage warrants resulted In
transactions amounting to 1925 at 100.
The transactions in Gas amounted to
about 800 shares. the price being kept
tons at 70. The trading In Gas lasted
about thirty minutes and was quite ami
mated while itllasted. Other tradiag be-
sides that specified was fractional IN char
acter and without special feature
It was announced yesterday that Carroll
Pierce. who was recently elected second
vice president OF the American National
Bank, has declined to accept tho Wash
ington position and will remain with the
Citizens National Bank OF Alexandria,
with which he has been long connected.
5 The manager OF the local branches OF
the international Banking Corporation
announces the following STAFF promotions:
B. B. Wilson. accountant main local Of
fee. and H B. Byrd, jr., clerk in charge
Of Center Market branch, 10 be assistant
managers at these branches. and IRA b.
Dalrymple to be accountant Tho per-
sonnet Of the local Offices is now as fol-
lows: p. Selwin TAFT. manager; j. NJ.
Morgan and 3. 3. Wilson, assistant man
ayers, main Office; Norman Bestor. assist
ant manager. Connecticut avenue branch.
and II. B. Byrd. jr.. assistant manager,
Center Market branch,
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New York, Jan. Elm the normal course
OF events a sharp recovery was due to-
day from yesterdays violent break IN
stock market prices. and in general the
movement OF the stock market was up
ward The market was. however. nervous
and moro or less unsettled throughout the
day.
At the outset and throughout the first
hour OF business a strong advancing tend
enoy was manifest then long period
Of dullness set in, and in the afternoon
prices ran through a series of quick up
and down movements, with declines and
rallies rapidly following each other, and
with { decided confusion OF speculative
sentiment evident. Undoubtedly there
was to-day, as could only have been con-
sidered natural. a large buying OF stocks
TO cover previous sales by spectators
for the decline.
On the other hand liquidation was still
obvious and at the close, although nearly
all the active stocks were higher than
they were at the end OF business yester-
day. the gains were in the vast majority
OF Instances less than point.
Strongest shares.
The Anaconda and Amalgamated Cop
per shares were especially strong by
reason Of dispatches from Butte stating
that tho efforts OF the striking railway
switchmen there TO complicate the mining
business with the railway strike were
petering out An advance Of two points
occurred in Colorado and Southern stock,
because Of the circulation Of increased
dividend rumons. Among the more promi-
nent shares, Southern Pacific was, per-
haps, the leader. and much was
made in Wall street gossip Of the
supposed buying Of the stock by the
Union Pacific Company against pros
pective legislation at Washington, Ia
pursuance of President Taft's expected
recommendations regarding the interstate
commerce law. The Rock Island shares
continue their spectacular performances,
displaying particular heaviness at one
time and again rising with violence, but
closing at a small net recession.
Effect OF Taft's Message.
In the market as much a definite factor
as anything appeared to be varying hopes
and fears regarding the character OF
President Tafts message to Congress
upon the antitrust and interstate COM
merce questions which 1t is expected will
be delivered TO that body tomorrow. But
even the time OF the PRONUNCIATION Of the
message was matter of doubt, inasmuch
as the Senate adjourned over during the
day, and It was not regarded
as certain that the message
would be sent to Congress until
the Senate again convenes, which
VIII not be until next Monday. Just why
there should have been any agitation on
the matter al all was somewhat curious,
inasmuoh as ample forecasts OF the
Presidents message were widely clrcu-
lated In the financial district through the
day, and all these conceded exactly with
the various public statements Of tie
desires Of the administration regarding
legislation that the President and his At
torney General have made frequently in
the cOurce OF recent weeks. The consensus
appeared TO be, too, that the attitude of
the administration as thus revealed was
toward liberal rather than a strict con-
struction Of the existing antitrust statute
that has so long been the bane of the
business world.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. 6--Muney on call az the stock
exchange to-day opened at Z per cent; highest, q
lowest. 4; closing T. Most Of the days loans were
made st Ga per CENT
Time money was in better demand than Of late.
and good-sized business was done. Rates wsrs
unchanged and were quoted Supply OF money
was not abundant Rates. 414a4% pr cant fo- all
dates
Mercantile paper continued TO be sought with
considerable interest, and the supply daily in
creaSes Rates. 4taa5 per cent for Endorsed bills
receivable and choice single names; 50 per cent FOR
others
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtTa, per evI.. A50as00; Co., butcber
S5cH4c0; do common, 2OOa3o0.
HOGS-Per cwt. gross. T0oa7.S0; do. ordinary
per cyvt. 650sT.O.
sHEEP-Pume. clipped. s5oaIOO: common. elm.
ped 200a3.0o
LAMBs-Choice, spring, per n. n: medium,
spring PER ID. 6l5a7.
CALVES-Prime. per H. 9: medium. per ID, s;
grass, per To-, 4a5.
COWs-PTime fresh. each, S5.OOai5o0: do, com
mon. each. 2-ooa30O: DC, old and dry, lgO0alSoa
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
WALL STREET NEWS
Steady Upward Movement on
Nervous Market.
ADVANCES STRONG At OUTSET

Buying Heavy to Cover Previous
Sales, and Liquidation Was Gen.
orally Manifest, Although None of
the Active Stock Attained Any
Great Excess over Previous Prices.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan alive hogs were &c higher. The
receipts were estimated at 0OO0 head; Official yes
teray. q no shipments $50; left over ATS: esi-
mated receipts tomorrow. 2C.0oo. Bulk Of prices.
s55as75; light, s$2as65; mixed and butchers. s3Oa
SIS; heavy. s.4CsSsO rough heavy. s.40aa55; york.
ers. s55as6o; pigs. 750as.1
Cattle were strong to shade higher. Estimated
receipts, 1000 head. Beeves, 4Sas00; COWS and
heifers 225a565; Texas steers, 4l5A50; stockers
and feeders, 3l5a530; Western, f-25a6.50
Sheep were strong 70 l0c higher Estimated re-
ceipts. l2oO head. Natives. Ss5a6l5; Western,
AOOa62 Is yearlings. 6.6OaSl0 lambs, 6-2aso0 West
eTn lambs 62ss.s5.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hlbbs
Building, IS Fifteenth street Northwest
The Washington herald., 1910-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. jar. 6-Receipts Of beeves were 65l
head. all consigned direct 20 local slaughterers.
Feeling noninslly steady. Dressed beef in mod
crate demand and selling az sal0 per pound for
cannon TO prime native sides; Texas beef az 7ss
London and Liverpool cattle and beef markets IN
changed in tone Of prices. No shipments.
CALYES-Receipts l5s head. Demand fair and
prices steady for all sorts and grades The pens
we're cleared Common 20 prime veals sold at 650a
il.G0 per 100 pounds coarse Western calves at $50
Dressed calves steady; city dressed veals selling a.
lGal6 per pound: country dressed do at l0aIpa:
dressed BARNARD and fed calves az sal0
SHEEP AND LAABS-Rccspts. lS0 head
Feeling steady. Sheep sold at 4.Ca5.5O Ter 100
pounds yearllngs a. 80: lambs at 9OOa9O o. Dressed
mutton steady at Shall pr pound; dressed lambs AZ
l2zsi5 country dressed dollhouse lambs at sOoalOOO
per carcass.
HOGS-Recepts. 272l Feeling stronger Prime
state pigs sold at SO per 100 pounds; roughs AZ
80. Country dressed hogs unchanged at l0laalEk.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York Jan. bid and asked prices on gov.
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New YORK. Jan. 6-WHEAT-Higher; checking
tTlda No / Duluth. 90 arTiTe. I'm No. TId.
+ o. b.. nominal. Isl; No ? hard. New YoTk,
f. O. b., LS32.. No. macsroui, l-l2, f. O. b.. No /
Manitoba I. o. b.. 20 arrive. IN. Exporters took
nothing here, but twenty-five loads In Winnipeg.
CORN-StrOng trade is quiet New No. ele-
vatoT. IL new No. 2 T. o. b.. 69a f: No 2 yellow
(. O b. M; No. 2 T. o. b., February to March
shipments, at e9l1. Exporters took nothing
RYE-Strong: nominal Nc. ? Z. O. b. SIX
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-07
LABOR REL|G|0SA
En- la CE|BA,
Las novenas del mes de
Maria terminaron con
gran solemnldad.
Pronts So dara principle a las
del pat;ODo San Antonio de
PadQa
Fl virtuoso padre Marrero ga,
ma cada dia nuevos pros6!;'
los a la f6 cristiana por su
claro talentO y su vida
ejemplar.
(De nuestro corresponsal especially

(De nuestro corresponsal especially
JUNO 6.-Las fiestas re!igiosas
del mes de las flores Sc han celebra-
do con toda solemnidad termlnando
la festividad con la communion de las
"Hijas de Maria" ell 20 del pasado,
y al siguiente dia 80 Sc dio principle
al novenario del "Sagrado Corazon
de JESUS" de manifesto; hay gran
concurrencia y mucha devotion.
Probablemente al terminar las
novenas del "Sagrado Corazon de
JESUS" Sc dara principle a las del ex-
celso patron San Antonio de Pa
dua'.
La Junta parroquial de este pue-
bio ha cerrado va la recaudaci6n he
cha con objeto de componer 9 fabri-
car la nueva Iglesia 8 temple parro-
quial Ell total asciende a quinientos
dollars, y va Sc ha dado cuenta al
Prelado, del que Sc espera remita la
cantidad ofrecida, a fin de dar prin-
cipio los trabajos
El virtuoso padre Marrero cura
de esta parroquia CANA cada dia
nuevos pros6litos para la fe cristiana
por la austeridad de SUI vida elem
plar y su caracter bondadoso y claro
talento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-07
.ODRA nEL|GDSA
En- QUtBRAD|LLAS;
continua alberta la sus'
cripcion nara la recons'
,ruccion del temple ca
tolico.
Ell concejo municipal ha votado
una ordenanza para la urba-
nizacion del pueblo.
Sc cree necesario una revision
en- la tasacion de la propie.
dad, pues esta esta tazada
con poca equidad.

JUNO Sci virtuoso y reverendo
padre Pereira scura de esta parro-
quia Sc suscnbio con doclentos do
liars en- la suscricei6n que la junta de
catolicos de este pueblo ha iniciado
para reconstruir el temple cat6lico.
Los acaudalados propietarios don
Jose Amador y don Rafael Igartua
Sc han suscrito con Glen dollars cada
uno para ell in ndicado fin. Pronto ten
dremos reconstruido el temple cato
lico que desdecia mucho SUI estado,
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta ell n1meroso
elemento cat6liro de este pueblo.
e. concejc Municipal tomo un
importante acuefdo ell su Ultima
session votando una .ordenanza para
la urbanizaci6n del pueblo. Con esta
ordenanza Sc ha venido a llenar una
imperiosa necesidad para el mejo.
ramiento del ornate.
Sc hace necesano Ia revision de Ia
propiedad d tanto urbana como rus
tica, pues estan tosadas muy lujosa-
mente, V con poca equidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-07
GRAVE S|TUAC|OA
EN- N!CARAG ia
La revolucicn vuelve a
adquirir preponderancia
en- todo el pals
Los delegados a las asambieas
proyinciales de China plden
"a constitution de IN parla.
Nent0.
Hombres de ciencia japoneses
preparan una expedition al
polo sur.
De nuestro servicio cablegra6co.


New York, Junio 7.-Comunican
de Mexico que una partida de cua-
renta mdios penetro en- el pueblo de
Valladolid, en- ell estado de Yucatan
pasando a cuchillo cuarenta perso-
mas incluso los empleados del 60
bierno y de la estacion del ferroca-
rril de Merida que tiene en- aquel pur
to su dltimo tramo. De la capita,
del estado han salido numerosasfuel
zas en- persecution de los asesinos,
los cuales Sc han refugiado en- las
montailas.
New York, JUNO l. Despachos
de Toxic informan que varios hom-
bres de ciencias de aquel imperlo
Sc proponen organizar una espedl-
cion al polo sur. Las sociedades clen-
tificas de Yokohama Kloto Y To-
kio han ofrecido SUI cooperation a
los exploradores.
New York, JUNO = Despachos
de China dan cuenta de I'm movl-
miento vigoroso de europeizaci0n q.
Sc acentua cada vez mas. Ell Conse-
10 Supreme del imperio ha recibido
un documento firmado por los dele
gados a las asambleas provinclales
solicitando la creacion de un parla-
mento. En- ell elemento quito del pals
existe la creencia en- la necesldad de
un cambio de regimen el cual debera
ser impulsado vigorosamente con
una evolucion 9 por medic de las
armas.
New York, JUNO Los ulti-
mos despachos recibidos de Nicara-
qua dan cuenta del creciente males
tar que reina en- toda la republica.
Los generates .revolucionarios Mena
y Chamorno que permanecian ocul-
tos en- las montanas han logrado
rehacerse y han aparecido con hume
rosas fuerzas revolucionarias, las
cuales Sc dirigen sobre Greyton y
Managua, obedeciendo instrucciones
del general Estrada. Las tropas del
gobierno que asediaban a Blufields
han tenido que retirarse para acudir
en- socorro de aquellos departamen-
tos amenazados por la revolucion.
New York, Junio 7.-Continuan
en- ell Congreso ell debate del bill que
autoriza la creacion de bancos pos
tales. Creese que el proyecto sera
aprobado sin demora.