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Evening star., 1912-07-07

s.1sas.so; springs cisars, AseaA.sei
extras No. J. 4.ooa4.15. Kansas straights.
Asoas.oe: nsceipts, 277so bushels;
Rye hour-Quiet; fair to good. 47oa
40; choice to fancy, 5.00a5.16.
/. Corn meal-Dull; iine white and yel-
loY, 1.76a1.75; coarse, 1.e5a1.7o; kiln
dried. 4.20.
Rye-Nominai; No. 2 western.
Rsrley-Quiet; mating, 1.12a125;
elf. Buffalo.
Wheat-spot easy; No. 2 red. LIZA
elevator, domestic basis ana export
1.15k fob. afieat. both to arrive; No.
4 northern Duluth. L1sh fob. afioat.
Futures market opened easy on rains
in Canada and lower cables, regained
part of the loss on covering, but again
turned weak on favorable crop pros.
1a1A net decline. July closed l.12h;
September, Los 15-16a1.06k; closed.
l:o5 Isle; December; >. losSalss,H; =" e !a,s
corn-spot steady; export. 50 lob.
afioat. Receipts. NIL; shipments, 1870;
Oats-Spot quiet; standard white, 81
in elevator; No. 2, 5414; No. 8. 63h;
No. 4. So; natural white and white
sessd 5sSs su.Ssis ssas .pmsns ON esas. ss7
Hay-Market Qpiet; prime, lbO; Nc.
1, i45; No. 2. 1.60; No. 3. 1.l0a1.25.
Hops-Market weak: state, common
to choice 1911. 30a36; old olds. 10a20;
Pacific coast, 1911, 32ass; old olds. 1Sa
Hsdes-Firm: Bogota. s4a25; Central
America, 24h
LeatRer-Firm: hemlock firsts, asa
81: seconds. 24a2s; thirds. 21a2s: re-
Pork-ouiet; mess. 2o6oas1.oo: fam
lily. 2O.00a21.OO; short clear. 1s.25a
Beef-steady: mess, 15.ooa15.5o; fam
lily, 1S.00a1S.50; beef hams, 2S.o0a31.00
Cut maats-Steady; picked bellies.
10 to Il pounds. 11a11h; picked hams
LardUousst; middle west prime
10.50a10.e 90; refined, easy; continent
11.O5; South America, 1900; compound,
ShasA.
Tallow-Dull; city. 6aS: special. GN
Cottonseed oiL-steady: prime nominal
prime summer. yellow spot. 876a&91
July. 6S4a69O: August, 694a890; Sep.
| tember. 7.O6a7.09: October. 6.94a6.96: No
Petroleum refined. New Yori
barrels. $50: refined New York. bulk
500; Philadelphia, barrels. $50; Philadel
phia. bulk, 500.
Wooi-F1rm; domestic fleece Xxx Ohio
29a8O
Resin. R = .S.g ct strained. common tt
Tdrpentine-Dasy: machine. barrels
4714
Rice Nominal: domestic. 4ae: Patna
6a61h duty paid.
Moiasses- Nominal: New Orleans, opsr
| kettles. 31a52.
Sugar-Hol1day.
Potatoes and cabbages steady and un.
changed. Freight and peanuts .un
changed.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Amid scenes of
excitement seldom witnessed in a Satur-
day market cotton had its first genuine
crop scare OF the season today. and leap
DAY, closing very steady at practically
top prices or the day and season.
All new crop positions were whirled
above the 12-cent level, and the buying
In the last half hour was on a far heav-
Ter scale than at the start, with every
evidence that the public had come into
the market on q big scale, and were in
active competition with big shorts for the
small amount Of cotton that was to be
had around the ring. Ever since the gov
ditions were not so favorable as the trade
had been led to expect the market has
been lowering on the verge Of the specu-
iative upheaval which took place today.
Large spot and commission houses were
much heavier buyers above the 12-cent
level than they had been below. One or
two prominent interests which took the
bear side under IL cents were forced by
the action OF the market to cover at
much higher prices. The upturn today
was started by reports Of heavy rains
at Memphis, and the forecast for con-
tinued unsettled and wet weather in the
central and eastern belts. although as
a matter Of fact the underlying senti-
the last three days.
It only wanted some such factor as to-
days weather news to develop the public
interest into wild fire of speculative
buying. From all over the. belt east Of
the Mississippi crop damage began to fil-
ter in, and at the close of the market
tonight bulls were freely predicting much
higher prices unless the weather changes
quickly for the better. The market
opened 1 point lower on August, and to
points higher on new crops, and had
practically a steady advance from this
level right up to the close Liverpool ca
bles were quiet and without influence in
the market.
Cotton-Spot: Middling uplands. 1926;
do. gulf. II 40: sales 1915 bales. Futures
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Little Eject From Report.

The government report indicating a ma
terial decrease in cotton acreage and only
average condition produced slight stock
market effect. The influence was con-
fined almost entirely to the cotton mar
ket. The grain crops are looking well
and the hay and fruit prospects could not
be better taking the whole country over.
Mr. j. j. Hill has retired sure enough
from official control of his great railroad
properties in the northwest His valedic-
tory on making known his determination
was a very bullish document and found
place under the headlines of many news
papers. The market effect was bullish,
which is not always the case when Mr..
Hill permits himself to emit bullish gos-
pei on his properties. Do not think for q
moment that the venerable railroad build
er has actually separated himself from
the management of his lines. There is
always a string attached to his retire.
ments They come annually, about the
time he starts on his Labrador fishing
trips.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Steady buy
ing. attributed chiefly to big interests on
reports of too much rain and insect dam
age In the eastern belt. served to ad-
vance prices on the cotton market today.
the closing figures being at net ad-
vance of % to 80 points.
Futures opened steady at an advance
of 3 TO s points. Gables were not as
good as due. but their effect was lost in
reports of more rain In the eastern half
of the belt, and the forecast, which
promised additional moisture. Shorts
bought covers over the week end and
commission houses handled a fair amount
of outside buying orders
Alabama, Georgia and Arkansas sent
reports of grassy fields. BY the middle
OF the morning the market became
very stiff. Scalping longs took profits
as the market worked higher, but all
offerings were quickly absorbed In the
fnsistent demand, which was said to
have come partly from shorts and
Insect damage in the eastern belt. All
months went to new high levels for
the season. At the highest the new
crop months were 81 to 80 points over
Fridays close. while July was %
points up.
Spot cotton-Firm. Il up. middling,
l2A: sales on the spot, 203 bales; to
arrive. 81 bales.
Futures closed very steady. Janu-
ary. 1894: March,. 1910: July. 1882;
August, l2.57; September. l2.45; Octo.
ber, 1890: December, 1881.
Prices In the cotton market this
week practically opened at the low
est and closed at the highest. the
low prices being made Monday and
the high prices Saturday. The close
for the week was q net rise of 81 TO
IS points. At the highest the trading
months were 63 to 20 points over last
weeks close. at the lowest they were
3 to points under.
The bureau condition report was
lower than expected. and the acreage
figures showed a larger decrease than
even the bulls anticipated. After the
reports the market had q steady ten
dency to rise. Shorts covered and
bulls bought heavily
The condition figures of S0.4 per
cent OF the normal were lower by
about points than the average trader
expected, the acreage figures OF 34,-
$4,000 indicated a decrease in the
area planted compared with last year
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COFFEE FUTURES.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Coffee futures
opened steady ana unchanged, later cas-
ing off under European selling, weakness
in Brazil and moderate local liquidations
Buying was scattered and mostly pro-
fessional. The market closed dull, with
prices 8 to points lower. Sales, 2B $50
bags. July. 1880; August, 1898: Sep
tember, 13.45; October, 1850; November.
1855: December, 1854: January, 1896;
February. 1890: March, 1911: April, 13. .73;
May, 1876; June. 1873.
Havre u higher. Hamburg unchanged
to v higher. Rio. 1.25 reis lower at
$3.50; Santos. SO reis lower, As. %. TOO;
Is, $780, Brazilian port receipts. 5000,
against $1,000 last year. Jundiahy re-
ceipts, 1900. against 1900 last year.
Today's Santos cable reported the mar
ket unchanged; Sac Paulo receipts, H.
600, against 24.O00 yesterday.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio 7s, IAN: Santos
4s. 1914. Mild coffee quiet, Cordova. 16a
1874. nominal.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Beginning of Holiday Season
Brings About Exceeding
Quiet.

LONDON. July 6.-With the holiday
season commencing and favorable infiu.
ences lacking, the stock market was
again exceedingly quiet, and price
changes during the week were mostly
lower. gilt-edge securities slowly bu
surely shrinking in value under the lead
Of consols. which touched a low record
Of Is 1916 for the account on liquidation
and the knowledge of further new loans
IN the course OF preparation. The early
rise in home rails was checked by divi-
dend fears, but most Of the foreign bonds
ana foreign rails closed fractionally high
er. investors paying more attention to
these than to home securities. Cop
per shares kept the mining section alive
by rising sharply on q reduction in the
visible supply of the metal but these is
sues reacted toward the week end on
realixations.
The American department was quiet,
with prices sustained by crop news and
light Wall street support until today
when forecasts for poor bank state
ment and realizing made the close irreg-
ular, with net changes Of 81 higher to
81 lower than last Saturday.
Money Market Easy.
The money market was temporarily
easy owing to dividend distributions
and discounts weakened in sympathy,
but harder conditions are anticipated
as soon as the market repays the Bank
Of England.
Money easy. Discounts harder.
The stock market was generally weak
under the lead of consols, which were
depressed 3-16 to a new low record level
of Is 1916 for the account. Home rails
dropped and coppers started weak, but
recovered during the session. Kaffirs
were q shade harder.
American securities opened slightly
lower, but advanced on covering. The
closing was steady, with prices V high
er to u lower than the final New York
prices Of yesterday.
BERLIN.
BERLIN, July 6.-Trading on the
bourse was dull.
PARIS.
PARIS, July 6.-Prices were steady on
the bourse today.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, July 6.--At the wool auction
sales today 9.796 bales were offered. The
offerings were largely cross-breds and
met with a strong demand from the home
trade and America, the latter paying
from 10 to Is and, occasionally, 90 per
cent advance for suitable grades. Ameri-
can buyers also purchased few merinos
at IN per cent advance. The continental
buyers, however, secured the bulk of the
merinos offered. Next weeks offerings,
&C. 800 bales. Following is today's sale in
detail:
New South Wales. 1.3OO bales; secured,
Cd Is Cd: greasy, 45ad lis Sd: Queens
land, 200 bales; secured, Is I'd q Is Sd ;
greasy. SID q l0d; Victoria. 700 bales;
secured. ls Id q IL 0s5d: greasy, Sd q Is
I'd: South Australia, $50 bales: greasy.
I'd Is 2i1xd; West Australia, 1900 bales;
secured. Is I'D a Is 21Ad: greasy. 84d q
Is Nd; New Zealand, 8. 100 bales: secured,
Is I'd Is l11ad; greasy. 6ied a Is 11sd;
Punta Arenas. 2,600 bales; greasy, 61sd q
111kd
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The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.

Of about per cent, whereas the
average expectation was for q de-
crease not in excess Of per cent.
Intensifying the effect OF the bureau
reports were complaints late In the
week of too much rain In the Atlantics
cause damage in several important Sec
tions Of the belt. A good spot de-
mand was at all times sustaining
influence.
In the local spot market prices rose
q Of a cent. middling closing at 12h.
snot amounted to 573 bales, against
1859 last week. Sales to arrive
amounted to 1T bales. against 1908
last week.
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KANSAS CITY CATTLE.

KANSAS CITY. July 6-Cattle-Rs.
ceipts. 200 head: no southerns: market
steady; dressed beef and export steers.
S.35a9. 80; fair to good. 650a625; western
steers 600aS60; stockers and feederA
4. 25a6. so; southern steers. A25a7.O0: SOUTH
ern cows, 3.25a5.25; native cows, 8.2Sa
100; native heifers, 5.00aS. 75; bulls, 3. 7Ja
600; calves. 4.0Oa600.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; market
steady to weak; bulk of sales. 7.25a7.45:
heavy, 74Oa7.45: packers and butchers.
7.35a7.45; lights. 7.20aT.40; pigs. 5.60a675.
Sheep-Market steady: lambs, 66OaAO0:
yearlings. 4.50a5.6O; wethers, 375a4.7S:
ewes. 3.5Oa4.25; stockers and feeders, 275
a4.O0. 49,.
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FRUIT MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 6.-.Evaporated ap-
pies continue quiet and unchanged. on
the spot fancy are quoted at 9Aa1OA !;
choice. SAB; prime, 7ka7N. Prunes firm
but quiet. Quotations range from 3&a9h
for Californias up to 30-4Os and 611a91k for
Oregons. Apricots dull but steady; choice
liha12: extra choice, 12a12h: fancy. bali
peaches inactive and easy; choice, 61aa IA; |;
extra choice. 7a7A; fancy. 716a9. Raisins
quiet but very steady in absence OF SELL
ing pressure: loose muscatels, 5a6X |;
choice to fancy seeded. 5xa65t; seedless,
5lka618: London layers. i.40aL<
Evening star., 1912-07-07
FINANCIAL
SAVINGS FROM SMALL WAGES.
Some English Workingmen Have
Made Comfortable Fortunes.

From the London Mail.
What self help and thrift can do for
man In strikingly demonstrated by the
case Of John Morrison. . Yorksnne car.
penter. who. although his wages naa
never exceeded 1915 . week. has been
able to leave behind him the substanuaI
sum Of $4,000. every penny OF the
When he married. little over forty
years ago, he looked around to see what
economies he could effect. He found that
he had been spending at least $l.1o .
week on beer and tobacco; these ne could
very we'll dispense with. That meant .
saving Of $65 year. And this was the
nucleus OF his fortune.
A few weeks later his wages were
raised from $3.50 to $S75 weekly. He
could rub along without the extra $l.2o,
ana was thus able to put by $l3O year
he bought two cottages. borrowing three
fourths of the purchase money and pay
ing OF the loan out Of the rents. He was
q man Of property now.
The appetite for thrift took fuil posses
sion Of him. He was fond Of gardening,
and he decided to turn his hobby and his
spare time into money. He rented half
an acre OF land: his wife opened a shop
for the sale OF the produce. and the hrst
year he was able to increase his savings
to IS a week, with which. in two years
time he was able to buy two more
houses
And thus simply his fortune grew.
House was added to house. each paying
for its own purchase with its rent, until
at sixty he was able to retire on $50 Q
year, almost twice his highest wages as
workman. and when ne died to leave
good $4,000 behind him.
And what John Morrison could do and
did, others have done. Only few weeks
ago q workingman confessed in court
Of law that he had already saved 5000
out Of wages which had never exceeded
$3.50 q week. "How did you do it?"
asked the magistrate. "By . little self
denial. your worship" the man answered.
and then proudly added: And I've
brought up four children. too: ana now
there's only me and the wife, I'm going
to buy an annuity with II, which they
say Will come to over $3.50 q year."
Evening star., 1912-07-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Close: Cattle-Rs-
ceipts. 400 head: market slow and steady
western steers. e.25a7.70: stockers and
feeders. 4.0oAR5 80: cows and heifers. 2V0a
$40: calves, 6.00ae.O0.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market ac-
tive. DC higher; light. 7:lOe7.0O: mixed.
7.15; pigs, 5.25a6 80; bulk Of sales, lisa
7.56
Shssp-Receipts. 1000 head: market
strong: native, 3.25a535: western, 3.75a
5.35; yearlings. A76a6. q: lambs native,
A75ae.00; western, 5o0aS.00.
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NEW YORK CATTLE.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Beeves-Receipt
$50 head. Feeling nonAinally steady.
Dressed beef quiet, at IL to IL.
Calves-Receipts, 1O3 head: feeling
steady. City dressed veals, IL to 14k;
country. to IL.
s Sheep and lambs-Receipts, $3.50 head !;
market steady. Sheep. ESQ to 4; lambs.
5.75 to S.25; culis. 500.
Hogs-Receipts, A456; feeling nominally
steady.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
PRICES ARE BETTER
Some Improvement Shown in
Yesterdays Stock Market.
RECOVERIES IN FIRST HOUR
Losses on Early Transactions Are
Soon Made Up.
HILL SHARES ARE STRONG
Unusual Activity in Southern Rail-
way Issues, With Preferred
Gaining.
REC0vERlES IN FIRST HOUR
HILL SHARES ARE STRONG

NEW YORK, July S.-Some improve
ment over yesterdays weak close was
manifested by today's stock market.
The opening was irregular, with de-
clines in the anthracite shares, Cana
dian Pacific and Brooklyn Transit. but
most of these losses were effaced in
the first half hour. with general
strength elsewhere. United States
Steel was again the most active of the
leaders, and held its partial recovery.
Amalgamated Copper and allied stocks.
American Smelling excepted. continu-
ed to reflect pressure. probably in an
ticipation of an adverse report by
the Producers Association next week.
In the railway group Hill shares
held firm, with unusual activity in
Southern railway issues. the preferred
gaining materially on prospects OF an
increased dividend Interborough-
Metropolitan preferred, General Elec-
tric, Tennessee Copper, American
Tobacco and American Snuf all closed
the brief session with material net
gains.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
FAIR PLAY SEEMS CERTAIN
Operators Have Confidence in presi-
dent Taft and Gov. Wilson.
NO DEMAND FOR RAILWAYS
Public Declining to Buy the Issues,
But Preference Il Shown for
1ndustrials.
BY 81. ALLoWAY.

Copyright, 1914 By R. 8. Hooper, New York;
NEW YORK. July 6-Waii street Is
pledged to q test Of its courage and its
caliber and sensitiyeness in declaring that
no attention is due or need be paid to
politics during the current presidential
campaign Upon every side swells the
same chorus. There Is really little at
stake in politics. II Mr.. Taft wins there
VIII be fair play for the corporations; II
Gov. Wilson succeeds there will be no
imposition carelessly inflicted The fair
play idea transcends all other recitations.
It Is urged by the oracles that there can
be no .sectionalism that will put solvency
at . discount. will lift ant-property cru
saoss SO ws,1 INTO ITO, eonseqyence 9 wall street ts
OF talk that 1t is heard not merely here
and there slightly, promiscuously; 1t has
become an actual concentrated slogan. In
complement to this we are to have-are
already havtng-instances in volume and
in emphasis Of the argument that there
really is nothing for the security market
now, to consider except Cor at least COM
parable WITH the crop situation. Quite
apart g. from what We'll streets position or
It's preJudices may be, the crop outlook
is cheerful outlook. Some wry pro-
Chalmers are insisting that weather con-
ditions here and there are bad; that
acreage yield will be lower than fair
~NVA 00Cs hAdS ia SEOS6 pO0uIuS ltlS A8I2~
cultural output for 1912 will make a bad
exhibit. But where speculative sanity
rules. where just mere facts command
attention, this sort of pessimism gets
scant consideration. The farm outlook
was good q month ago. 1t is better now.
IT there be sound basis for the Wall
street gospel that all now depends upon
our harvests. the prospects can be re-
garded only as encouraging.
Speculativeiy the Wall street prospect
does not materially change. We hear
much OF what will come to pass II this.
such large part as to be almost exclusive
there is no sincerity Cat least no activity
back OF such sort Of representation. Two
or three months ago 1t looked as If the
standard railroad stocks were entitled to
substantial advances-and there were inn
portant fnanciers who committed them
selves to plans for starting campaign In
the railway issues, believing investors
Joined in an absorption campaign. The
undertaking failed
Evening star., 1912-07-07
New York Mining Stocks.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 6.
NEW YORK. July 9.

NEW YORK. July 6.--The cotton
goods markets were quiet and firm.
Yarns rule fairly steady. with demand
light. Linens are frm. Burlaps for
spot use are firm. Jobbers had q quiet
day.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
Not Time to Go Short.

This possibly may not be the time to
buy. to load up heavily. This certainly
Is not the time to sell. to 60 short, to
gamble in the iron and steel and copper
stocks upon the pessimistic side.
It Is not without importance that in
large majority they who are strongest in
the financial community are to spend
most OF the next three months abroad.
This does not necessarily indicate that
the market will be left without support.
It does show that there Is not likely to be
direct effort upon the part OF premier
capitalists to make the market either
active or buoyant. It will be strange 1t
we have features of consequence appear
Ing In the markets course before election
time There is no good reason. It may be.
for liquidation. There are not likely To
be sales in any large volume Of securi-
ties held for investment. There will be
no notable sales by SPECTATORS. unless
such sales be for the short account-4or
spectators do not own American railway
or industrial stocks today-or, at least,
American stocks are not being carried to-
day upon margin to any extent compa-
rahle with what hitherto has been the
average.
]. P. Morgan will be here sixty days
hence.
Evening star., 1912-07-07

July. 11.77 to 11.61; August. 11.S4 to
11.61: September. 1872 to 11.S5; October.
1900 TO 11.s2; December. 12-17 to 1l.93;
January. 12I5 to 1872; February, 11.97
TO 11.9s; March. 1921 to H2.O1; May, 12.24
10 1opi
Evening star., 1912-07-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 6-Flour--Quiet
and easier on the better grades
Spring patents. 5.4Oa5.7o; winter
straights, 4.Soa5.00; winter patents,
Evening star., 1912-07-07
Condition in London.

The familiar story Of another low rec
ord for consols was reported from Lon
don. where money was easier and dis
counts harder.
The bank statement met the most un-
favorable expectations. An actual cash
loss of $24. 100000. a loan increase Of
over s11,O0O.O0O and q decrease Of $685.
100000 in net deposits reduced aggregate
cash reserves from $433. .453. 600 to prac-
ticaily $429,0O0OOO. wiped out the $12,-
$4,000 Of last weeks excess cash re-
serves and created q deficit Of IS, Ala, 600.
The bond market was Irregular. Total
sales. par value, aggregated 100000.
government bonds were unchanged on
the week.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES
Corrected to the Close of Business July at the
New York Stock Exchange.


Exchange
1911 and the year
Ito date
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15
Sentencia confirmada

FL Tribunal Supreme ha confrnado
la sentencia de la Corte de Distrito de
Guayama dictada el diez seis de mayo
del ano pasado, en- la que Sc declara con
victo de asesinato EN- segundo grado al
joven Andres Coll Dros.
RecOrdaran nuestros lectores que eI
sentenciado fue ell matador del professor
Castillo porque este, seg1n Sc dijo, no
quiso casarse con la hermana de Andres.
segdn habia ofrecido, despues de haber-
lie quitado su honra.
Ell juez senior McLeary disinti6 del
fallo de sus companeros en- este easo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15
Estadistica del tempo

Dlirante la semana que termin6 el
sabado II de Mayo ell tempo siguio Sc
co y caluroso La temperature maxi
ma promedia de la semana, de treinta
estaciones, fue 91o y la minima prone
dia Go La temperature mas alta que
han informado fue $50 en- Can6vanas. '
la mas baja 500 en- Aibonito La preci-
pitacion fue muy ligera y desigualmen-
tie repartida sobre la isla. La cantidad
promedia por estacion, de la isla regu-
larmente, fue O.60 pulgadas LA cantidad
normal en- una semana de Mayo es Its
pulgada. hlubo buenos aguaceros en-
unas cuantas estaciones de las divisio-
mes Al y o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15

Sc puedenAy Sc deben ensenar ciertas
cosas. Y ahora que Sc habla tanto de
libertad no estaria de mas que nos die
semos cuenta de que el derecho nuestro
acaba donde empieza ell del vecino, y
que solo una gran dosis de educacion
de buena educacion puede hacer tolera-
bic la vida en- sociedad, en- este hacina-
miento de las ciudades modernas