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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12
Record Earthquake Shock.
ggecioI By Unife6 Press Hrrs

Kansas City, April 12:-The Uni
yersity OF Kansas seismograph today
recorded a slight earthquake shock
estimated at 900 miles southwark.
One shock seven minutes, another
Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12

Sewing Machines, any make. any
style. IT A Jensen. aas state street..
e7ass-astfs I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12

Sole agency for National Cash
Registers, ali the latest models.
Jensen. a36 state street.
e7g2-2-S-tE*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12
NOTICE.

All members Of Thor Lodge, No.
40, d. Il. s., are requested to meet
at the lodge room, Thursday, April
IA, at / p. NJ sharp, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of
Brother Soren Jacobsen.
BY order OF the President,
JENs CHRIsFTANSEN,
Secretary.
2t-Tues&w &wed-*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12
[. v. BARGE CApSIZED
DROWNING LIVE CATTLE
Special bv Uaifod Press Wire.

Special by Uuifed Press Wire.
New York, April 12:--The scarcity of
beef was added to today when Lee
high Valley barge capsized in East
River. Three hundred cattle and two
hundred and fifty sheep were drowned.
Ford Automobiles, sole agency, A.
Jensen, 3S6 State street.
S762-2-s-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12
COMMITTEES to AIeet.

A meeting of the music committee
for the evangelistic campaign viii
be held at 1880 o'clock this evening
in the junior room at Simpson M. II.
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12
CELERY TONIC



Is beverage, pure and sim
pie. having no medicinal quail
ties whatever. 1t will not cure
nervous people, nor will il pus
nerve in you.
II is made from Oil of Gel
cry, which is obtained from
Celery Seeds.
It WILL, however refresh
you.
If you are sick and nervous
see your doctor
If thirsty drink HADKINS
CELERY.
1t is Made Right
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-12
No. 2. Advantages Of Our Net Price List

In our last talk we showed
the evils of lump estimating;
and it is here that we show the
advantages Of the Net Price
List
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
La ytuacii6n De AIeDaDia
Berlin 20 de Febrero de 1910

Durante la session de aver en- ell rel
chstag'', los socialistas han atacado
violentamente al canciIler del imperlo
de Bethmam-Hollveg preguntandole
Ell motive de habef combatido ell sufra-
gio universal, tai como 10 garantiza la
constitution imperial.
En- su discurso. el canciller habla
dicho que el sistelna electoral, ep Vi
COR ejerce una intiuencia malsana en-
la moral politica.
FL doctor Frank, miembro del parti-
do socialista, ha preguntado 81 ell rel
chstag'' toleraba tai critica del sufra-
gio universal mas a1n viniendo de La
parte del canciller del imperior
Las palabras del doctor Frank, fue-
ron acogidas por violentas protestas
de Ia derecha pidiendo que ell orador
fuese llamado al orden.
Finalmente. el vice presidente Sphan
Ilam6 al ordon al orador y entonces
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aoaao,,4o,,4n
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Droche. i prop6sito Il, clio poroue TO,
40 H., ,;lo ,,,,,--l.-,, ; , 100, l. ,>oJ;a<,
ouc sin motive. atac5 brutalmente 4
los pacifcos manif4srantcs
o1;; ~. .....
;oa,;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07

res. quien lie do la bienvenida en- NOM
bre del 'Diario", disculpando la ausen-
cia de nuestro Director, senior Rivero,
por hallarse todavla delicado de salud.
Ell ilustre conferencista espanol, al
agradecer ell saludo del ''Diario de la
Marina, manifesto que sc mostraba
satisfecho por la cuarentena que tenia
que sufrir en- Triscornia, pues .asf des-
cansaria unos dias de las enormes ia
tigas que lie produjeran los m1ltiples
agasajos de que fu6 objeto en- Mejico
Y la ruda labor intellectual a que habia
sid0 sometido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
A TRISCORNIA

Desde el remolcador "Atlantica
Sc trasladaron en- una lancha a iris
cornia Ell Presidente del Centre Asturia-
no, don Maximino Fernandez Sanfeilz,
eli ex-Presidente del mismo Centre, don
Juan Bances Y Condo, don AmaHo Ma
chin. don Rafael Garcia Marques, don
Manuel Alvarez Marion, Y el redactor
iefe del "Diario de la Marina don
Lucio Soils, con objeto de esperar ALI
el desembarco del doctor Altamira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
Ell SALUDO
DE LA COLONIA ESPANOLA

Una vez que la Sanidad del Puerto
pas0 su vista, subi6 d bordo ell Presi-
dente del Casino Espanol de la Habana,
don Manuel Santeiro, quien, en- re-
presentation del Comite Central de la
Colonia EspaIola, di0 la bienvenida al
ilustre catedrdtico de Ia Universidad de
Oviedo.
Tambi6n ell senior Ministro de Espana,
acompanado del Secretario de la Lega-
ci6n, don Angel Ranero, salud0 al doe
tor Altamra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO
DE TRISCORNIA
LA -UNIVERSIDAD

La Comisi6n de la Universidad que
fue a saludar la doctor Altamira, la
formaban ell Rector, doctor Leopoldo
BerrieI los catedraticos senores Dlhi-
90. Lanuza, Rodriguez Lendlan, MI
No, Hernandez Cartaya, Perez Vento,
Albear y otros.
Ell doctor AItamira departio amis-
tosamente con la representation uni
versitaria que 10 saludaba, cambian-
dose frases carinosas alentadoras en-
ell momento de La despedida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
LOS ESTUDIANTES
DEL INSTITUTE

4 POGO de haberSe retrado los pro-
fesores de la ITiver>iGad Nacional He
go a TrlscOria TN numeroSo grupo de
estudianteS del Institute de Segunda
Ensenanza, con el objero de saludar al
senOr Altamira
Este departi0 faniliarmente con los
estudiantes, dici6ndoles Que nunca Sc
encontraba meior. que rodeado de tai
cOmpania y que St h0uraria muchO en-
visitar eli Institute. y ALI decirles al
gunas cosas; unas po+ su cuenta, y
otras, por encargo de los estudiantes
espanoles.
Al despedirse los estudiantes, 6stos
vitorearon al selor Altamira, an
respondio con un "
| i Viva
diante, col
neros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07

AunQue todavia convaleciente de
pertinaz dolencia, no Queremos que
,aeontecimientos tan grande como IA lie
.gada de Altamira a la Habana pase SIN
tomar alguna participation en- el, ST.
atsliera sea la mas modesto, quienes, CO.
mo nosotros. tanto debemos Il la ceiebre
y ploriosa Uniyersidad de OViedo.
Altamira es huesped de honor del
Esstado cubano.
La Uniyersidad de la Habana y otros
aentros cientifcos Gterarlos estan
preparados para recibirle tratarie
como embajador eXtraordlnarlo de la
eqaltnra espanola
"A nosotros solo nos toca, en- estas
erandes festas de la inteligcncia Y del
amor de la raza, adhcrinos con entu-
siasno a los levantados proposltos de
Ia Republica de Cuba.
Altamira, hoy por hoy, pertenece a
Cuba.
La representation popular que aqui
fiene Espana We con satisfaction IN
Raeasa, que ahora, como cuando el reel
biiniento grandioso de la Nautilus, son
DOS cubanos los que, sin distlcl0n de
ciases nj de anteeedentes nj de oplnlo-
mes. van la cabeza de ese hermoso mo-
gilniento que hace tempo sc ha ini-
ciado en- la America espanola a favor
lel intercambio intellectual Y de la
nion de la raZa.
Grande sera la satisfaction de Alta
ira al yer a sus eompatriotas entn-
asmados, deiirantes, ante las reprcsen
ci6n altisima que ostenta Y ante las
aestras de erudici5n y de talcnto
.e habra de darnos; pero mayor, 81
be, sera la algeria que eXperlmente
sentirse agasajado, con alma y cora
n, por los mobiles hijOs de esta terra,
-er todavfa, como quien dice, empa-
ida en- lagrimas Y sangre de hernia
vs. divididos.
Por ESQ los espanoles, SIN deJar de
Ger cuantos esfuerZos sean necesa-
os para denostrar su ilustre com
atriota veneraci6n Y carino, respeta-
In siempre en- las fiestas que van Il
mpezar, ei primer puesto, como perte-
-eciente, de hecho Y de derecho, al Els
ado cubano los elementos inteiec
uales del pals, de quienes es huesped
,ficiai el seilor Altamira.
Sea este bien venido, y que en- esta
Ultima escala de SD. viaje triunfador
por America, encuentre como encon
1rara de SECURE, una nueva prueba dc
que la naci6n descubridora Y civiiiza
dora del nuevo mundo mas atendi6 a
bien Y & La cultura de las tierras con
.auistadas, que a su propio proveeho
por mas que en- los sigIos XFI )
XVII, por razones poilticas reIiglo
sas, Sc haya querido demostrar lo con
1rario-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07


de voces que herian los aires para
aclamar a une hombre que constituia
un simbolo, de manos que Sc Juntaban
para aplaudir, con eXtremeclmlentos
de entusiasmo, a algo que es encarna-
ci6n suprema de 10 que caracteriza a
las razas distingue a los pueblos.
La ilegada de Altamira a Cuba for
mara 6poco, como va la forma la en-
trada triunfal de la Nautilus el
primer saludo de la Habana a su
huesped ilustre, ha constituido uno de
esos espectaculos que no Sc olvidan ia
mas, porque llegan muy adentro, in
crutandose en- ell alma.
EN- Ell MUELLE DE CABALLERIA
Antes de las seis de la manana en-
pezaron a llegar al muelle de Caba-
lleria las personas y comisiones que
iban 4 recibir al doctor Altamira
| Ali vimOs una representation nu-
tridisima del Casino Espanol, con su
digno Presidente a la cabeza; a la
Junta Directiva, las Secciones y mu
| chos socios del Centre Asturiano;
comisiones caracterizadas del Centre
Gallego, Asociaci6n de Dependencies,
Centres Catalan, Aragones y Euska-
ro Association Canaria, Centre Caste
llano, Clubs "Covadonga' cove
tense" todos los delegados de las
Colonias Espanolas de provincias
A las siete Sc di6 orden para que Sc
hicieran la mar todos los remolcado-
res que estaban atracados en- Caballe-
ria, yendo la cabeza el 'Atlantica
contratado pOr el Centre Asturiano y
que llevaba a su bordo la banda de
musica de la Beneficencia, que TOGO
en- ell trayecto alegres pasodobles al
res regionales.
Seguian al "Atlantica," fernando
linea, los remelcadores ''Vicenta Sal
gado'', con la representation del Cen
tro Gallego una banda de m1sica
"Clara", con ell Comite Central de la
Colonia Espanola la Mesa del Cast
no Espanol; Teresa" con el ''Club
IOvetense' con un gran letrero, que
Sc destacaba sobre ell puente de proa
y que decia: ''Al iIustre Altamira, ell
Club Ovetense; "Antonio G. Cuervo" "
con Ell Club Covadonga; 'Salvador
Sama con la Directiva algunos
asociados del Centre Euskaro, Pa
bio r. Gamiz," fetado por la Colonia
EspanOla de Remedies En- la pr0a de
este rcmolcador fOtaba al viento una
enorme bandera blanca con la siguien-
te inscription: Los espanoles de Re
medioS saludan al doctor Altamira. -
Del muelle de luz parti6 ell remol-
cadOr Georgia, conduciendo a la
Directiva d los asociados del Centre
de Cafes. Iba muy concurrido V lIeva-
ba una mnsica que tocaba tipicos al
res del pals
Desde Ell mueIEe de Caballeria la
expIanada de la Capitania del Puerto
I'm pnbiico numer0so presenci0 la ale
gre satida de los remoIcadores.
FUERA DEL PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
A BORDO DEL "MERIDA" ="

Los m6dicos de la Sanidad del Puerto,
senores AIilan6s, Febles Y Dominguez.
saludaron al ilustre viajero, a quien die
ron, en- nombre del cuerpo m6dico de
Sandad, la bienyenida,
Altamira cogreSpondi6 en- t6rminos
afectuosos a tan delicada felicitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
Altanira en- la Habana
Ell EMBAJADOR DE LA CIENCIA
Un regio recibimiento
(Reproducimos del "Diario de la Marina y

recci6n hacia el trasatlatico ameri-
cano, que Sc divisaba en- la lejania co
mo un punto obscure. Minutes des-
pues hacian alto los remolcadores pa
ra dar paso al ''M6rida'', que rapida-
mente Sc dirigla a la boca del puerto.
AL cruzar ell ''M6rida" por entire la
doble fila de remolcadorcs, 6stos salu-
daron con sus pitos Y sirenas, las mt
sicas hendieron los aires con sIs no.
tas vibrantes Y mil voces prorrumpie-
ron en- aplausos y aclamaciones entu-
siastas.
Ell senior Altamira, con su Secrta-
rio, senor Alvarado, contestaba SOM
brero en- mano, desde la banda de ba-
Dor, a aquellas espontaneas manifes-
tacioneS de Garlic.
A las ocho diez minutes fondeaba
en- puerto Ell vapor americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
'EL DIARIO DE LA MARINA

Uno de los primeros saludos que re-
cibi0 el senor Altamira fue ell del Re
dactor de este periodico, senor Lima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07

Venimos de recibir AItamira
sTendremos que decir que aquello fue
grandioso, sin NADIA que 10 Supere, d
no ser ell reeibimiento. deiirante de la
a Nautilus? Hubo vivas d graneI,
spIausos enthusiasts, aclamaciones en-
sordecedOras, notas vibrantes de ban
das de m1sica, ojos humedecidos por
La emOci6n. Por haber, hasta hubo no
4as originates pintOrescas, rasgos es-
pOntaneos ingeniosos como ei de
znezcIar los sonidos campestre de la
gaita el tanbor1 aquei sobrerbiO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
FUERA DEL PUERTO

Al desembOcar la comitiva de va
pOrcitos fuera del canal. ell semaforo
del MORO anunci6 que Sc encontraba
a la vista ei vapOr Merida" anuncio
que tOdos acogieron con extraordina-
rias manifestations de algeria.
La hotiIia encamino entonces su di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
La CONCURRENCIA

Entire las muchas personaS que con
currieron 4 recibir al senor Altamira,
Sc encontraban, ademas de las personaS
anteriormcnte citadas, los scnores Gar
Ella Marques, Machfn, Rodriguez Bautis-
ia, Villaverde, Trillo, Garcia Castro,
Orie, Gomez (don JOSEF, Marques de
Esteban, Tome SAM de Calahorra,
Pe6n, Villapol, Aguirre, Lozano, Puma
riega (don JUAN, el poeta Salvador
Rueda. el Padre Celestino RiverO, Fucn-
tes. Alvarez Garcia (don juan, Villa
mil, Lcdo Lopez Perez, Armada TeJel-
Pro, Fernandez Maquila y otras personals
que lamentamos no rec0rdar.
Tambi6n acudieron recibir al senior
| Altamira, los directories de La Union
Espanola" y del "Diario Espanol'', Sc
nores Pumarega Y Novo, los redactores
del "Diario de la Marina, senores Or
bon, Suarez Soils Y Fernandez (J) y
otros representatives de la prensa haba-
nera.
LOS DELEGADOS
| DE LAS COLONIAS
Esta tarde, las tres y media, pasa-
ran a Triscorniacon0bjeto de saludar al
sefor Altamira. los Presidentes de las
Sociedades regionales y los delegados de
las Colonias Espanolas de provincias.
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO
| DE TRlSCORNIA
FL distinguido delegadosde la Unlyer-
sidad de Oviedo tiene en- Triscornla un
alojamiento especial, en- el que permane-
cera hasta cumplir la cuarentena.
Desembarcara, probablemente, ei pro
ximo domingo, haciendosele entonces el
recibimiento Official, que promote ser so
lemnlsimo. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
Ell DOCTOR DIHIGO

Este catedratico de la Universidad de
la Habana subi0 asimismo a bordo del
"Merida" para dar un abrazo d sll
dignisimo colega manifestarle, ade-
mas, que ell ClaustrO Universitario pa
sarIa recogerle para acompanarle has
ia Triscornia, con ell Jefe de Inmigra-
ci0n, doctor Menocal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.--Flour-
Steady. Receipts, %. 499.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 Western, new, 1914
f. o. b. New York.
Wheat - Firm. Liverpool cables,
smaller Argentine shipments and in
dications of a lighter Russian move
ment this week sent wheat up a cent
early today. September, t.02A; Deem
Der, 1.05%@1.06; May. 1,10Ss. Receipts,
232. 400.
Corn-Receipts, 9,125.
Beef-Firm.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-Firm; Middle West, 1850
1906, nominal.
Sugar-Raw. steady: Muscovado, SO
test, 3.S6. centrifugal, 90 test. 4.s6. Mo-
lasses sugar, 80 test. 3.61. Refined,
steady; crushed, SIS; granulated, Sis;
powdered. 5.25.
Petroleum-Steady: refined. barrels,
$50.
Coffee-Spot, steady; No I Rio, 1915;
No. 4 Santos, 119s.
Molasses-Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle, 32442.
H~ay-Steady; prime, 1.12h@115: No.
1, Ito; No. 2, 100; No. 3, S0@s5.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Following a
general decline yesterday in all Euro
pean and American markets, wheat
here opened b@A to u down today
and went still lower. There was con-
siderable liquidation by longs. Asser-
tions that some export business was
being lone in Manitoba caused a ten
dency to rally. December started M0A
to q off at 9S to 9S1a, fell to 977s and
recovered to $685..
Fine weather led to free selling of
corn. December opened ~ to | lower,
at 531s to $685.. The market steadied
later at $685..
Oats were easier with other grains.
December showed II to Il loss on first
trades at 35, but reacted to 35b.
Higher hogs made provisions strong,
The run west was light and the weeks
packing was less than a year ago.
Opening prices for product were 20
higher to 2k lower with the October
option at 20.20 for pork; 1926 for lard
and 1l.4719 for ribs. Much of the gain,
however, subsequently disappeared.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
HONDURANS WROUGHT UP
OVER RATlFYING LOAN.

MOBILE, Sept. 16.-Proposed ratif-
cation of the Morgan loan has caused
a Turmoil in Tegucigalpa, the Hon
duran capital President Davila
favors the ratification of the loan and
recently announced that the agreement
with the New York bankers would be
signed. Senior Paroles, the Honduran
minister at Washington. was instructed
to sign the convention, but Paroles is
opposed to the loan and the minister
asked Davila to send another man to
Washington for that purpose.
Before Dayila could carry out his
plan to have the agreement signed a
storm broke at Tegucigalpa. All of
the anti-American politicians in Hon
duras r opposed to the loan n they
have rallied their forces to prevent
Davila from r%atifying the convention.
If Davila signs the loan the former
supporters threaten to put him out and
install Policarpo Bonilla in the presi-
Dental hair If he refuses to sign
he will bring down upon his head the
enmity of j. P. Morgan & Co.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
HIGH COST OF LIVING
MAKES GOVT CLERKS QUIT.
Must Increase Clerks Salaries,
Says PaymaSter Whipple.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE in
creased cost of living, approximatlng
so per cent. since 1896, is the basis of a
strong recommendation by Paymaster-
General Charles S. Whipple. in his an
nual report. for a substantial increase
in the salaries of the clerks in his
office. He points out that these sal
aries We're liked as far back as 1870.
and there ave been no changes or in
creases since, although mercantile,
commercial and other business corpora
tions have recognized the necessity for
paying higher salaries and granted in
creases accordingly.
The paymaster-general also strongly
urges the enactment of the Senate bill
which. in effect. covers the paymaster's
clerks into the regular establishment.
He says that resignation after resigna-
tion has occurred, due to the fact that
civil life offered a broader and more
remuneratiye field for expert ac-
countants and the problem of main
tanning an effective force has become
very serious.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
UNDERTONE
PERvAOES MARKET,
NATL LEAD DROPS
Speculation Practically Nominal,
but Stocks Are Gen.
orally Lower.

NEW YORK, Sept. deepening
dealings in stocks today were small,
and price changes were uncertain and
narrow, except in a few stocks of
minor Importance. Declines outnum-
bered the gains at the outset. but there
were signs of support. Central Leather,
International Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred and American Smelling pre-
ferred declined 1. Western Maryland
and Manhattan rose 1 and Baltimore
and Ohio u.
II o'clock--There was no market for
any considerable amount of stock at
the opening figures, and prices began to
sag. Railroad stocks of the first rank
declined easily, and there was a
sprinkling of liquidation in soma of
the obscure specialties. Losses reached
3 points in Rock Island preferred. ia
in Northwestern, / in Great Northern
preferred, Kansas and Texas, Northern
Pacific, American Beet Sugar, General
Electric, American Car and Bethlehem
Steel, and 2 in the preferred.
A good fractional recovery occurred
later, and the market became quiet on
the rally. International Paper pre-
ferred advanced 2 points and Great
Northern ore certificates 1.
Noon-There was insistent talk hat
an open cut in steel prices was in
contemplation. In the absence of Off
cial announcement this weighed on
stocks. Business in the second hour
was small and the general price move
ment narrow. Bethlehem Steel pre-
ferred fell 21a, Central Leather 11& and
Republic Steel preferred Ia. The o II
was steady at noon. with trading at a
s%tandstiil. Bonds We're S
1 p. ma heavy undertone ~pervaded
the market, but speculation was practi-
cally nominal, National Lead gave way
a point.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance OF
2n6 points on overnight covering or
ders, and during the first few minutes
sold up to a net gain Of 4@1o points,
with october reaching the high price
of Yesterday. and later deliveries sell
ing into new high ground for the move
ment. A bullish private condition re-
port indicating a deterioration in crop
prospects of about 5 per cent. for the
last fortnight undoubtedly inspired
SOME of the early buying, but there
were reports of cheaper spot offerings
from the Eastern belt. Offerings became
heavier, and as soon as the first batch
of covering orders had been executed
the market eased off from the best.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
KL0NDlKE, SINCE 1898,
HAS YIELDED Sl5O,OOO,O 900.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The Klon-
dixie placer mining district in Alaska
has produced $3.50, 900. 900 in gold since
1898, and mining experts estimate the
amount yet to be mined will equal that
already produced.
Consul Cole, of Dawson. states that
the gold output for 1910 will exceed that
of 1909, when more than three and a
half millions was produced. Most of
this gold, he states, was shipped to the
United States, A small quantity went
to the new Canadian mint.
Consul Cole reports that rich deposits
of copper ore have been discovered in
the southern part of the Klondike dis
trict.