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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

honroSlsnno cargo, por raZoneS de todOs
cOn0cidas pcro va entonces-como muy
bien dice el |'Heraldo '-el trabaio es
taba casi hecho
Ell senior Perez Losada crey0 que Ii
mitieqmo el aceIeraria la organization,
va que EN- aquelIos dias Sc hablaba mu
chO de solidaridad de ia prensa
No Sc ha hecho, qlrizas, NADIA prac
tIcO, pero el trabaio no Sc ha perdido
del todo. Hay que advertir qlte, desde
ent0nces, las reiaciones entire periods
tas Sc han hecho mas corteses. sino mas
cOrdialeS.
este no es poca cOsa; es sin0 la
association, el eamino de la association.
10 unico, en- opinion nuestra, que es
possible consta1lir ahOra
No qtlisieranos tratar del asunto. A
las insinuaciones del "Tiempo', como
d nadie, especiahnente, iban Giigidas,
no hubiesenos cOntes8ad0. A las cor
teses, expresivas y directas excitaciones
del "HeraldO'' no podemos dejar de
responder
Y nos nan servido sns mismas pala
bras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Rio-Piedras

FL las noches del saLado domingo
ulti.no di0 dCs 4unc4Ultes III el t1atro de
este pueblo q doctor Richards, la concu-
rrencia no fue muy numerosa debido sin
duda a 10 alto del precio de las locaida-
des, pues el trabajo de Mr.. Richards fu6
muy del agrado del pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
EN- FL BUEN GAMING

Nuestro buen colega cl Heraldo :.
trata aver en- su articuo editorial de
la Association de la Pren8a, recoglen-
do alusiones de nuestro estimado cole
ga ''El TEMPO.
Ell "Heraldo", reproduce, para ma
yor claridad, aver. 10 que anteayer dl
lera "El Tempo, cOmenta de esta
manera las insinuacionea de este co
lega;
mo lie falta hasta cierto punto, ra
z6n al diario republicano al scntir los
t.mores que le asaltan dc glle algulen
venga de al calhe asociar Il la prensa
puertorriquena, en- vista dc cue no hay
modo de hacer carrera de nosotros en-
este sentido, mediante Ia iDiciativa de
los de casa.
Y aun cuando es muy possible que
nuestro colega 'Boletin Mercantil ,,
cuyO ilustrado director. nutstro compa
nero ell senior Perez Losada. qued0 hace
coss de I'm alo presidiendo una comi
sion cuyo dictamen no Sc hd presentado
todavia. podemos decir y debemos de
cir. porque nuestrO director formo par
Re de la cOmisi0n redactora de las bases
de organization, que el trabaJo esta
caSi terminado y en- poder del Secreta
r.i0 senior Timothee. pues laramie mas
de tres semanas estuVieron reunlendose
todas las tardes, unas veCGo en la re-
dacci6n de La Corresp ,"
otras en- la del ''Boletin" otraS pn la
del "IIeraldo'', los colnpaneros que
dicha comisi6n componian, y on aque-
Has seslones, que duraror muchas We
ces desde las tres hasta las seiS de la
tarde. discutierOn los sc10reS Heno
Gambia. Perez Losada. Tmoth6e Bal
has. punto por punto los Gistintos as
pectos de nuestros prob)eauaS profesiO
males. Y en- forma de articuado, toma
ron caracter de proyecto de reglam n
to, de cuya redacci6n y foa'malizaci6n
final qued0 encargadO q SenOr TimD-
thee
Formaba tambien parbt Jr csa comi
sion, ell senior Gomez Brl0so redactor
de "El Tiempo", y nos ea d0loroso con
Signar que este companer1 aSlStl0 una
Sola veZ las sesiones Gfe aquella, de-
jando el pleno trabaJo, y Dor 10 vlsto,
la responsabilidad de tai 2rganiZacioA
i Sus demas companerOa
Vimos un dia en- una De las primcras
Sesi0nes nos parece que &u la primer,
al seilor Gomez Brioso y al SenOr Prats,
que sin dlrda debia asistir en adelante
en- representation del senOr Gomez Brio
so, pero no sigui0 asistiendO
A esa session concurri0 asi mismo ell
senior Lutz. director dc FL Aguila -,
puien por hallarse todavla en San Juan,
pudo ayudar con sus Moes aquellos
trabalos inicialcs
De manera, pues, que nyestro colega
Ell Tempo, que Sc reserya ahora al
derecho de la critica, di6 Ia meEor cola
boraci6n possible a aqueI trabaio que
debia ser sometido mas tarde a la cOmi
sion en- pleno, para dar Il dictamen
final, que habia de presentarsc luego
una nueva aSamblea."
Hemos reproducidos los Grnteriores pa
rrafos del 'Heraldo'', porque aunque
la benevolencia del estlm ado eolega
atribuya mas autoridad al senior Perez
losada para tratar del asunto. las cosas
no pueden decirse mejor ni con mas
@!ar3dad hi con mayor copoeimiento de
cmlsa que las ha dicho e oolega
Ell senior Perez I,osada dimiti6 el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
DISTRIT0 DE SAN JUAN

Por violaci0n de la nina de - amos.
Maria .2cht2, fA6 "''r2st;3o q :n3'vi-
duo Juan Serrano. La nina es vecina
de la callc de San Agustin, parada 7, de
Puerta de TERRA. Ell fiscal le eXigi6 d
dicho individuo 5000 de fianza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
e ediflciio Fed al
UN CABLE AL GOBERNADOR

Washington, Noviembre 30.-COltOn
San Juan. CuatrosOfertas recibidas Edi-
ficio Federal. Actualmente ante Secre-
tario del Tes0rO. Como son satiSfacto
rios, buena pro sera hecha probablemen
te fines de semana. (Firmado) Edwards.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Sc hace impossible vivir ell este pueblo
debido al polvo de las GALES que es
asfixiante, falta hace que ell Departamen-
co de Obras Publicas ordene nuevamente
que Sc riegue brea 81 quiera en- la calIe
que Sc riegue brea siquiera en- la calle
del Comercio que es la que esta en- peo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
DISTRITO DE ITUADO

En- Il tarde del 80 ultino, fu6 arrcsta-
do un nlimero de indiyiduos, como de
veinte, que fueron sorprendidos jugan-
do gaIlJ>
Ell guardia Angel Esteves, No. 27S, de
Yauco, ha sido separado del cuerpo hon
rosamente pOr imposibilidad fisica fuf
hecha eIcctiva esta separation en- No
viembre -, 1910
El senior Ramon PiIero Rodriguez, fuG
nombrado guardia con la plaza No 552,
ell dia 10 de Noviembre, 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
DISTRTTO DE SANTA ISABEL

El dia y del proximo pasado mes, el
nino DE- l3 amos de edad, Adolfo Blanco,
sufri6 una caida de un arbol de guiana
banas, d0nde Sc hallaba subido, y al
caer cay6 encima de un tornillo de gran
des dimensiones. enterrandosele por el
virntre. muriendo instantaneamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Beneficio del ducto Vidal
EN- Ell CINE DE LAS
TRES BANDERAS

Esta noche cebebra su function de
gracia 81 dlleto Vidal. La simpatica
duetista Teresa Nadal, ha sido anto1.i
zada para bailar la danza "Salom6"
con la indmentaria propia del caso
Para esta noche. naturalmente tienen
reserwado los aplaudidos artistas, 10
meior de Su repertorio
FL cine pondri, tambi6n, sIls mejores
pellculas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
SUCESOS
SERNlCIO TELEGRAFICO
DISTRITO DE ARECIBO

En- el barrio "Pajuil' de la jurisdic-
ci6n de Hatillo, fu6 sorprendida una iu-
gada al monte en- la casa de Enrique
Roman, por fuerza de Arecibo, arrestan-
do a ounce individuos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
DISTRITO DE CAMUY

Aver tarde, en- la Central Alianza, Ell-
logic Cabo dispar0 dos tiros 4 Rafael
Nieves, sin herirle, por 10 cual fu6 arres-
tad0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Ha presentado Ia renuncia dc su car
go el senior don Juan Caloca, alcalde d.
este pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
DISTRITO DE PONCE

En- la nochc del dia 30 uItimo. fue
capturado el pr0fugo de los trabajos de
la carretcla de Pcnnelas. Anselmo Pa
checO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

En- la Corte de Paz de este pueblo
Sc han presentado en- este mes treinta y
ocho denunclas sOlame1fte, habiendo sido
condenados los acusados en- treinta y Gin
co y absueltos tres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Sc encuentra de temporada en- Rio
Grande, ell joven baritone native don
Luis de Vizcarrondo y de Coronado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

DeSde hace algunOs dias los jovenes
alumnos de la Escuela Normal estan
usando el tmiforme militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Sc dice que ell sabado trabajara en-
|combinacion con la empresa del Cine ell
& Duetto Vidal 10 celebramos, pues fall.
ia hece Ell este pueblo esa clase de espec-
taculos que siempre reSultan entrete-
nidos. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Sc encuentra va en- estado de convalen-
Icencla de la grave enfermedad que lie re-
tenia en- CANA, la distinguida DANA do
iIa Antonia Caloca de Godinez.
C0rrsS1,oHSai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

El domingo Sc di6 sepultura en- el
eementerio de este pueblo, a la que en-
vida fue doiia Adela ValcarceI de Diaz,
madre del rico prCNietario de esta loca-
lidad don Zen0n Diaz. Paz a sus restos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Secretarlo de Puerto Rico, INFERNO. :.
Al ,Defe del Negociado
de Materiaies, lmprenta y Transporte-
San Juan, F. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
Our Amazing Sales

-- md .a--o-e~ employing 1000 men.
--- --. &C. Overland every t1u- minutes. le- during
just before tlis was V---rel-ou-
-le-s .- immediate delivery mounted 70
vice e-- .-. And Fe5--a-y IS -a.dvin-e-
MONTH
A1w-... --a6 factory Is beng equipped. We
9-a work nights and days. The Overland
e-.-- .-.-a-e going 70 be kept Supplied.
--- -.-. Hre-an5= i- twenty times as large
T0 =. IS i've times AS large as last year.
- Ind IS growing faster. than for any
And a5 solely due 10 the records The
LIS -. E... car has sold Others, and the
=- For until two months ago, there
p. . -feug.
"a. winning these legions Of buyer
lied hundred coupetitorS-is
,s. ..-- rau know It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10

another pedal forward to get on high speed. The hands
have nothing % 80 but steer.
A., result child can master The car In minutes
A novice car -in n The first time he takes the wheel.
And The Overland is almost trouble-proof- Give 1t
III and water and II VIII always keep going. We have
run one ri these cars 700 miles, night and day, with
out stopping the engine. Many an owner has run
from 200 20 10000 miles without cleaning q
spark plug The car has been run lar as 3 miles
one gallon ot gasoline.
That is why Overland owners sell these cars to
9ther- They are as faithful Us horses as economical
as horses as easy as horse 10 drive and 20 care for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
The Main Reasons

--- -- gned 5y mechanical genus,
mo had been fully developed He
.ll work of a hundred designers
Thus for every part he chose
..a best engineers had worked out.
" wonderful engine-powerful, SIM
and Eext he reduced the number Of
70 minimize trouble. A single
.rl did AWAY with =.
operation. Ta-e, q The over
- De5a. control. Push pedal
.-E backward 20 reverse. Push
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
Our Costly Machinery

About S3OOOOOO has been invested in plants and
machinery % produce the Overland The parts are
made by automatic machines, that vaTia-
ton is out OF the question. Accuracy Is secared-iust
as in watch nakingto the ten-thousandth part Of
inch.
The Various parts Of the car. in the process Of making
pass more than 10000 inspections.
Then every chassis, before the body is added, is
given d thorough test on hard roads. As a result
every Overland car goes out IN perfect condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
The demand Overland automobiles five last years
Overland year the bg-seng wonderful tn
Jumps quickly 40 daily When does that
competition you ought to know that

This year we are selling 25-horsepower Overland.
with lO2-inch wheel base, for $1,000. No other
Of equal power and size is sold at this price.
We sell a 4O-horsepower Overland, with q lI2-Inch
wheel base for 81 $50 For 81 500 we are selling
with all the power and special the style and APP
pearance-that any man can want. All prices include
FIVE lamps and magnetic.
No other maker can afford give what the Overland
gives for the money. We four separate cylinders
employ fve-bearing crank shaft-use for every part
the very best that men know. But our modern ma
chinerv and enormous production give vast advan-
tage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
Ask for the Facts

We have two books which every man should read II
he wants to keep up with motor car progress. They
fascinating books and they tell wonderful story
Cut out this coupon as a reminder 10 ask TO send
them free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
The Cutting of Cost

In the past year alone We have cut our costs 20 per
cent. We have done ths through multiplied output,
labor-4ving machinery. and through making the parts
which other makers buy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
CHICAGO BOARD OFF TRADE
Future GRAIN and Proxision.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Wheat prices advanced
sharply to a new record in the closing hours Of
the session today on wave: of crop damage re-
ports and influential buying.= Corn and oats. re
sponsfve to the strength of wheat. disclosed
frmness, but their advance fell far short of the
top price for the crop in all the futures. Pro-
visions leaped forward again: with pork in the
lead, and gained from 10c to 35c on the closing
figures. -.j:<: -. =
Monotony in wheat In the first half OF the day
with prices varying slightly up and down from
saturdays final figures was swift tly. changed to
sharp advance today all along the line by heavy
buying by leading speculative concerns. May
scared from s1.l4A to 81. 7sq1. .l6, al new crop
lin the upturn and mounted almost speedily
as May. adding from sc to. / &c TO: the low
points and also touching new. crop high points
at $1.0s% for July and sI.045s for September.
The market closed strong at the high point
with May .114c up at S1.15ax.* r. i.
:. corn was inclined to sag the decline v'rying
from 1sc to &c, with small volume of trading;
The advance in wheat caused a responsive move
ment in corn and developed strength which car
sried the futures from -s1ac TO &c above the low
point. May ran. up from :6o1a @65ssc: TO 66I2c.
The other futures made a. similar progression.
Cash corn prices remained unchanged with light
offerings and fair demand. No 2 white closed
at sc y G64c, The futures closed strong at near
the high point with May 81 G up at s661sc. -
- Trade in oats was featureless. Closing fig
ures were near the. highest with May ts a &c up
at 47Lllc. =. .. FL. : =.
In provisions prices advanced sharply. making
new:top. records for many years in pork. which
touched S24. IS for the May delivery Closing
prices for the May products we're Pork, S24. So;
lard. 1920, and ribs, S12. .sT13. -.
( The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. mon iph + low: -. Close
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat md Other Grains j.

Wheat-Ihe world s. shipments last week were
as follows. III quarters::: Russian; 442 900; Dan
nbIan.' d Al O0o; Argentine; 81 oOoi Indian, 52,
E. Chicago advanced. IAc.. Kansas and Nebraska
continued to=send in damage reports. with farm
ers piowing up their crops in a number of dis
:, This market was dull and unchanged.
~: -. CASH WHEAT: .:: =. :*:
California. club; 81 81 35 91s95: Sonora. S2.05@
Northern wheat-Glub.. s1.s5; Russian red,
81 .sS84 a s.; turkey red. St.s0@195 bluestem,
E ...:.:.. !. .:.. FUTURES
. Barley The week opened with a strong mar
sold higher at $1.3s&. -. :. ~
!: - CASH BARLEY
No: Il feed. 81. .371sa al .3Ss4; off grades. 81. so
Sl.40; cheyalier, 81. cog Les per ctl.
10 a. m. Session
Deeember-No sales; $1.273s bid, $1.2s1a
asked.
2 p. m. Session
May 9pss si.sssa hsa si.ssis E2s sflss Glsss
December =. .27& 1.27& 1.27ja 127%
oats-Are dull and weak at the general de-
Reds for feed. sl471s@ al. sly; reds for seed,
s1.eo@17o, black, sl.5o@2.s0; gray, s1.sO@
l:611a white, S1.60@1671a per cu for fair to
Corn Arrival of 1,2oo ctls from the western
freely.
Msnchurian small yellow is quoted at
S1.65 per ctl asked in sacks: California small
bulk, In San Francisco track, l.59; white. Isl;
brown do s1.5T y @1-60 per ctl-
quoted at So ctl
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
COMMERCIAL
UNCERTAINTY KEEPS -.
STOCKS DRIFTING

+. NEW :. YORK Feb. = 2S.@-The:
stock market today was not
+ chan ged essentially from the dull
and. drifting markets of. Last
week The rise in prices was the .
complement of the fall Saturday,
which was based on the possibil-
!, ity: that the. supreme. court would
1 hand down a. decision today in !.
/. the. American. tobacco: case. There
is no we'll: informed expectation,
of a decision in. the American
tobacco case until arguments in
the Standard Oil ease. have been
presented to the court the. middle ).
of the. coming month and these
arguments and the principle. in.
volved have been duly. considered.
The. clearing zup of this pncer-:.
tainty over the disposition of. the
case will he welcomed all through.
the financial world. *.:.:. ..:<..
& Some of THE. bear. covering Of.
shorts may have been due to. MOD
GRAFTON of strength in the Phila-+'
delphia situation. The labor sit +
uation- there is viewed more for.
its possible sympathetic influence
in the disputes between the rail-
roads and various branches of the
trainmen than for its own impor-
tance- -. =: r. 81: :.:::.... RI: :.
The crops also came in for con-:
sideration, and the strength of :
the wheat market gave force to
the further reports of weather
|, damage to the winter crop. There
was nothing. decisive enough from .
the iron and. steel trade to shape
speculative opinion definitely.
The feature in the money and
exchange market was the further.
advance. in the foreign. exchange
rates before the demand for re-
mittance for payment of matur-
ing obligations in London. The
discount rate there made a further
advance in spite of an easier tend
ency In. Berlin and Paris. The
world of speculation is absorbed
IN the boom in rubber shares in
the London stock market. Time
loans in New York were called
firmer. r -. -. z. s.. :.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales @(par -yalue), s2,O5S,o0o. &
United States. bonds were un-...l
changed on call. : .@Z., Z
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Dried Fruits, Rai.in., Nut. and Hone,

Italian chestnuts are out of the market
Fruits Eva porated apples. 7QS1sc; apricots
913@l2c; moorpark, 12Qg13e; peaches, Al 4Q61ac:
prunes 2es Q3c. with VI gle premium for sos
6410c.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, 81 so; 5
ordinary layers. crown 95c; crown. e0cs seed,
less suItanas. 215 G4c; Thompson's seedless. an
@3hc: for unbleached and 81 for
bleached; loose muscatel. A crown 4c; 8 crown
312c; crown, &c; seedless 2@2Ac.
.Nuts-Almonds- nonpareils 14ls s@15c; Xxi.
144141ac ne plus ultra. 1341315c; Drake. 1OIs
G11c; langeedocs. 10q1015c; hardshell 61a 67c:
walnuts. 13e. per ID for No softshells sac for
No. do; pecans. 141a @16c; peanuts. 675c;
pine nuts, 1sG20c per lb. :::-.E -
Honey-Com5, 14q15 for water white and 10
Ql2c per lb for light amber dark amber, T0Sc:
extracted, 12c for water white and 81 66Ibe
for. light amber; csndied and dark amber, 4@
41ac- per. Ib, =
!, ,Beeswax-271s @3Oc per. lb for light and 2sQ
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

s About - boxes Of asparagus came in on the
early trains and boats yesterday and: there We're
further small arrivals by express in the after
neon:* Prices were lower at 5O9T5c for natural
and 40c. pound for forced growth stock.
Changes in the other vegetables were few. Peas
and celery were lower, though receipts were
light and mushrooms were weaker on Increased
supplies. Egg plant and green peppers from
Florida sold at soc and 25c pound respee-
lively: Ten boxes Of Mexican tomatoes came
in from Ees Angeles by express and found
prompt sale at $3.50 box. Potatoes were
dull while onions: were steady with prices point
ing upward; a.:
Potatoes fper Driver white. T5@s5c for
common to choice and S1d1.O5 for fancy; Sa-
lnas Burbanks. Sl.4OG1.50; Oregon Burbanks,
$1.10Q1.2 20; Oregon early rose: $3.50; sweet po-
tatoes, So. .15@l2. 25.--
Onions .26@1 .s5 per ctl for local and 81 40
@1:50 for Oregon. 80 -,
:Teget abIesL Tomatoes nominal; green peas s@
Toe. per III garlic. SC per 10; =ea bbage. 65GT5c
per etl; cucumbers, S1:5O@L75 per dozen; eauli-
flower, ;50d 60c per dozen; turnips. soc per sack:
carrots. SOC per sack; rhubsrb 59Tc per ID for
southern; celery; 1894 for large and $1.25Q al. IS
for smaH crates; mushrooms, 256D40c. per 10 !.
let ttte, S3d35O per crate. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Deciduous and citrus Fruits

a.? Business in fresh fruits was of more salts
factory. proportions yesterday than at any time
during the preceding week. but with stocks Of
nearly all descriptions either ample excessive
prices. showed little change. In fact the only
change in the quotations an advance in
Mexican lines: which were closely cleaned up.
Apples tper box(-Fancy bellnowers. 81. .25@
S1,59@1.75; common TO choice, 75c6S1
Citrus Fruits (per -boxl-NaveI oranges So 25
az 80 for fancy, S1.50d2 for choice and 81 "a
T.25 for standard; tangerines S1-25@1.75 per
box; grapefruit 81. 50G3 for seedless and 81 so
az for common; lemons. So for fancy S262 Is
for choice and S1.25M1.50 for Standard; lines
So
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. T5c@S1. % per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. .5O@3 for Central American: !:
pineapples, $202.5O per dozen. =
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
:. Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Feb. 2S.-The week opened with
eggs quoted at pc. PIC and zoe for seconds The
supply Is increasing and all dealers report fair
delivery. Large shipments are being made daily.
The weather is warmer and natural green fred
Is plentiful. The pOultrymen are increasing
their focks this season and the prospects are
that q large business will be done.
l. SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 2S-Poultrymeu are re-
ceiying 20c for eggs Ia the local market. There
Is a large output in all parts of the county and
increased shipments, noted.
+: SANTA ROSA. Feb. -2S.-Eggs declined half
a cent per dozen here today, on receipt Of al
vices from the. morning trading the San
/ Francisco dairy produce exchange and dealers
offered PIE per dozen for choice and 19c for
seconds. There is strong demand for eggs to
ship to Oregon and Nevada just at present in
this city. Conditions are good for heavy pro
ductioa.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
STOCK MARKET .

Trading in local securities was: fairly active
yesterday. but there were: no marked changes in
prices People water > per cent bonds were W,
stocks were ex dividend: Hawaiian commercial
and sugar 25c,: Hutchinson sugar plantation COM
pany l5c. 0nomea sugar company soc. Pacific
Coest borax 81. .e>.<.:*..#
The upward movement in the Comstoc con
tinued, though the market was not especially
active. ophir. sold up to S2.4219 s. Mexican to
81 2l2l2, Consolidated Virginia to 81, Oyerman TO
$1.60. Confidence to 40: and so on. 4
The southern Nevadas ruled quiet and without
feature. Florence sold up to S2.82 against Sat
urday's close of 81. %, and Goldfeld Console
dated declined from 81 .95 to$S1:75. T.
Kern River oil was ex dividend of l0c yes
terday. :a.::s.<:*. i: :....5.
The regular annual meeting of the stock hold
ers of the Oceanic steamship company has been
called for March 6 -. - =.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Trea.urv st,tcynent

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, Ss5s, s,212, 500; silver
dollars $4s5. .775, 900; silver dollars Of 1890
s.. $50 600; silver certificates outstanding S4S5,
7T5. 200.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. 81. .:IS1 current liabilities $685.
s95. esq., working balance in treasury Offices
S31, $50. s07; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, S35, 0e0 subsidiary silver
coin. S21, 293. 312 minor coin. 81 169 547; total
balance in general fund, $Si. .249, ,695.