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Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Isl TTE.is--Crea

BuTTER--Crearery. higher than extras.
10. G2ad2iic extras. s2 score. dlaJl igc.:
54c seconds. - TO - score, 41uJ0c. lower
grades. 4Jd4Gc Danish casks. 53iaG51c.;
unsalted. higher than extras, 64a6'c. eH-
sic state dairy tubs. finest, 5en6oc. good
20 prime. 53aJsc.: common 90. fair. t1
bec. renovated. extras, DC. ladies', curitut
make nrsts. 43d43izc., seconds, 4On iOi1c. 3
lower GRADES. 3Sa39c. packing stock, cur
rent make. No. I, 4Oc. No =, o9c. lower
CUpISE-state. whole milk. fresh or
held, flats col0rsd or white 10 2shn29isc
average run. 2Iitd 2sc. lower siahts, -vW
.Gi,c: twins. fresh specials Isl q ZNlac.'
Average run. white or colored. 25isa %.
wisconsin, fresh twins. .5,4g2,'ac.' single
Daisies. fresh or held. 70 ~ ISL "o,1ie
cas-. fresh. 2shg2sc shiins' neid speclals.
lsdiQc. fresh specials iGanl1Ac., prime
10 choice. i5u iGc fair TO good. l2gli'lc
0EcCsIr'resh gathered. extras. dozen. GIsi
Gee extra firsts G2ngjc. firsts, 5suGsc
seconds. a5a55c.. dirties. No y tSgJVe.'
frlgerator special marks, iancy. oJdyalsc..
ffrsts GaQ54ihc: seconds, 4SnJcc. state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, nennery
whites. extras. aldo2c.. extra ilrsts, $50
zoe: flrsts. s2Gs7c, gathered whites. firsts
fo extra flrats. S2nHpc.. under grades, $50
SOC Pacific coast white. extras, eiue2c.i
-, ,irs,s s-0uOr flrsts sOa Sc under
grades. 6oG 7sc. other Western and South
orn, gathered whites. G0dsV State. Penn
uNlNNUlp ana NfhIUF N'HNtlus NflNtiN
btowns. extra 72d1sc. gathered brown
ana mixed coiors. graded extras. G6dG7c.;
fiIAts 10 extra frsts. 5s0S1c.
POTAToEs-I.oag Island. bbl. saoe14 !.
I. "a, long, iGs lbs, s. 5od325 &c IT'S. a. .
az 10 no. .. bRL, SiQi.a5. Sweets: Jersey.
Ibls s.. 5Oq1.J6. baskets, Sia1.H0 Mary
land baskets, 81 2Jai.aO. Southern. bbls..
sans. No. bbls. S2Q2.I0
POULTRY. DRESSED-FEESH KILLED
chickens. nearby broilers, ~ 45aloc
dry picked broilers, boxes, 43d5Oc. fryers,
SSa4gc.. roasters. tia soc. hroilers. bbls.
4fG43c chickens, kegs, 3HN Zoe. Western
feed bbls.. broilers, lbs each and under.
Ssd42c. fryers, 2is to lbs. each. 31Q39c.
Fowls, western tfry picked. milk fed. boxes
2od sc corn fed, 2Sg4ic. dry picked. bills
and kegs. 2TUi0c. scalded 33n31c Old
cocks. Western. 2Gd27c Ducks. Long Island
spring. 3ec. SQUADS. large white, : TO 10
lbs 20 doz. Ssdi0. 8 20 lbs. S5flT. dark,
81 lOG4 80. culls, Si.j0M2.
POULTRY, LivE-Fowls. freight, 400 t3c
express. 3GGf3c. Chickens. freight. 34Q35c
express, 34F37c Ducks. freight, 36a57c.;
express. 35dI37c.: Long Island spring. 42c
Old ROSTERS, 22c. Turkeys, 40c. Geese, 2Gc.
Pigeons. pair. 3jQ40c. Gulneas. pair. si.e5.
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COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market was unsettled and
lower yesterday IL reflected moder-
ately heavy Southern hedge pressure
and lack OF new demand. Business was
quiet and at times chiefly OF an evening
up nature, wall Street being on both
sides. Bulls were evidently disappointed
by the weather maps failure TO show
any sign of frost. Conditions all over
the belt were clear. In most sections
temperatures were lower. There were
some private wires Of frost in the east
ern belt, however. but they seemed to
have little effect on values. The prn-
ipal bearish factors were the same as
in last weeks previous sessions. Buying
was again checked by unsatisfactory dry
goods trade reports and uncertainty OF
outside conditions. The New Orleans
Times Pioduune report, placing the con-
oition or cotton at the end Of September
NJ $50 per cent. OF normal and indlcat-
ing n \yield of 11,95O,0O0 bales. was
ather hullish and probably accounted
Tor most OF the first hours support
The market at one time ruled at I'M
charged prices to 80 points higher.
AT the opening the list was unchanged
TO Is points lower. The markets ten
dcncy was somewhat uncertain follow
ing the call, but after selling to level
OF few points more than Fridays
closing and with late options under the
best support pressure increased and the
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COTTON GOODS REVIEW.

Unsettled conditions in raw cotton
markets and the light demand from the
converting and the jobbIng trades have
caused renewal of liquidation in cotton
goods and cotton yarn prices
Curtailment of production in manu-
featuring centres has been increasing
and in most cases has been caused by
expiration OF contracts and inability TO
obtain additional business. The period
Ct protection given on prints and per-
cales'has expired but printers have not
made new prices for future deliveries.
The guaranteed price on bleached'
muslins expires by agreement on Octo-
Der 16 and new denim prices are not eX-
pected before the middle or end OF this
month. Other merchandising conditions
Of that sort delay a readjustment and
the trade is inclined to look for little
Improvement until after the national
election.
At last weeks meeting of finishers
and conyerters It was agreed that re-
duced finishing costs could not be made
coon, which hampers converters In buy
ing cloths for future treatment In
primary cotton goods circles 1t is con-
tended that readjustment is being held
up by maintenance of prices in retail
channels in which liquidation of high;
lost goods is making slow progress.
Stocks of goods in converting and
jobbing channels are very light and lily
assorted as q rule. Cancellations Of
orders and continued production of
cloths in some mill centres in anticipa-
ton of orders tend to complicate future
prospects.
Quotations are: Print cloths, % inch.
e4x64s, 1Oc. 64x6Os. 9%c.; 1874 inch
64x64s, 14Mc.; brown sheetngs. South
ern standards. zoe; denims, 2.2Os,
Southern indigo, 44c.. nominal; tickings.
s o., 40c. staple ginghams. zoe;
standard prints, 23c., nominal; dress
ginghams 25c. and 271ac. =
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GRAIN MARKET.

The wheat market suffered a sharp
break in the final hour OF yesterdays
trading. when prices dropped 5% cents
a bushel. Selling was based on reports
that American milling interests were
active i'm Canadian markets and the
price cutting movement which has
reached the package cereal trade and
carried prices into new low records for
the crop. December sold as low as zoo.
while March reached 202, but poth
months rallied q cent 10 - cents
bushel when shorts took profits before
the close. Another reason for the heavy
liouidation was the bearish crop esti-
mates which declared that there would
be no worlds wheat shortage before
May or June.
The corn market followed wheat and
broke in its final hour Z cents, Octoper
heinz the weakest month. Selling was
due also TO weak cash markets.
oats trailed other grains and SOLD
lower. Provisions were irregular
wHEAT.--In the local cash market NO. .,
red and No; hard were quoted at '-'''
CORN.--In the local cash marke, 10. 3
yellow corn was quoted at SIT ann 40;
mixed at 1926 c. !. Z. New York. ten Gays
sI OATS. In the local cash market,
No. white quoted at Use: NO. 40.
white. 67c.; No. .. white. Glic.; No. 4. white.
CSC; fancy clipped, white. 71qI3c ordinary
clipped, white. 67q09c. all elevator. =, M
RYE.-Market easy. No. 2 western Si's'
n h and 81 81 g. /. E.. domestic
pxRIEY-Market steady. Feeding. VI .Oi
al .O5; mailing. $1.14dt.l5 c. T. New
BTHcKwHEAT. Market steady; milling
So 10 per 100 lbs. q, oo=o. -. !,
HAy.--Market quiet; NO. !, FleVa., ~ =.
81 s01l9o; No. }. Sl'o'glso' S''pP'"s' So
al "a. -, ~. r,.o .onao2
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SHORTAGE ny ALLIGAToRs.

new ORLEANS, oct. 2. $3.50 Because
avery ono seems to want TO make a
suitcase Of him the alligator is becom.
fsg comparatively scarce In Louisiana
and protective. measures are being
framed by the Conservation Commission.
statistics compiled by port authorities
here show that practically all Of the all-
states go through this port One con-
Germ alone is exporting an average OF
10000 hides each month throughout the
year.
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OUTSIDE MARKET
HAS STRONG TONE
Prices Bid Up Slightly Before
(, Close-Independent Oils
Receive Attention.

A strong tone was displayed in yes
terday's short session of the curp mar
ket but interest in price movements was
lacking. After the first hour stocks
moved about iistlessly and headed no
where in particular. bat prices were bid
up slightly before the close. lndepend-
ent oils and one or two bonds received
the bulk of attention. -
General Asphalt. White Oil and Inter-
national Products were strong spots and
Norway SIS stood out prominently in the
pond list, rising to their highest lever
since introduction. German bonds were
practically neglected.
Total sales and range of prices follow !:
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list slipped below Fridays finals. There
was good deal of hedge selling from
the South and pressure from early buy
ers. Prices soon dropped to 80 TO IS
POINTS less than Fridays finals. At the
bottom n little better support developed.
mainly covering by Wall Street shorts.
hut the rally was not held. The close
was weak and with final furry of
selling on less favorable advices regard
ing the British coal situation. Last
prices were at the bottom Local spot
was 25 points down to 24.75.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tie firm of Watts. stebbins & Co. was
dissolved by mutual consent September
so and was succeeded on October l by Rid
ley Watts & Co, winch Is composed , OF r'i !,
Johnson. Benjamin $. Dennis, G. Whitney
Ball and Donald S. Stewart.
James King Duffy and b. f. Rice have
been elected governors OF the New YORK
Petroleum Exchange. Inc.
william street branch of the Fidelity In
ternational Trust Company will be opened
to- morrow In 10 William street. Charles r.
Blackford Jr.. viii be In charge, and Ken
meth ID. Hull. assistant secretary, VIII man
age It's new business department.
Robert f. Crane and Lester Ussing have
resigned from Hannevg Co.
circular calling attention to opportuni-
ties I'm foreign bonds and featuring "A com
binatiou Investment in Japanes. United King
dom and French bonds has been issued by
J. y. Noll Co
Roles g. westwood members OF the Phila-
delphia stock Exchange. hive moved to
larger quarters on the sixth floor OF the
Land Title Building. Philadelphia
Empire Tube and steel Corporation reports
net earnings for August OF $500 a share on
its preferred stock, or at the annual rate OF
nearly eleven times its dividend requirements.
annually share ON It's common after pay
ment OF per cent. dividends on its pre-
ferred.
president OF the Bankers Trust Company 70
return to the Pennsylvania SYSTEM
J. Robinson Duff and william s Freddy
! have opened an office in Go Broad way under
| the firm name Of Duff, Freddy & CO., q
conduct general brokerage business.
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COFFEE MARKET.

The local coffee market draes along
with little in the way of important
change from day to day, but jobbers
report slowly improving spot demand.
which indicates that stocks in the in
terror are becoming depleted and need
seplenishing. That feature. it is thought.
VIII have favorable influence on prices
OF futures within a short time.
Range of prices
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COFFEE CABLES

SCF 1ABlSrsSs
Rio was unchanged at $4,000 for No Z
Dollar rate unchanged at $500. Exchange
l-32d lower at i2Nd. Receipts 900 bags
and stock 4O1 900 BAGS
Santos spots not qcOted Futures I'M
changed 20 - lower on old and unchanged TO
100 higher on rev. Receipts Al 900 bags and
stock 2.0O4O 900 bags.
kecelpts AT the ports were Is, 900 bags
against % ,OO@ last year and So 900 two years
ago sac Paulo had $1,000, against 90, 900
and $1,000. and Jundiahy % 900 agninst
lt,Ooo and 1000 bags, respectively
Fine weather was reported In all districts
of sac Paulo.
Brazilian coffee statistics
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock of
Record. Payable.
m, 4i5oc................... oct. - Nov. ]
a. sf.75...'..........'..i. Sept. 90 Oct. q
Philip Morris Co., Ltd. Oct 10 Nov. ]
American Seeding Mach, q,
Sl.1O ........-..+ sept. 10 OCT. j."
Puget Sound Power Light
Co., ~. q, 75c...........Oct. oct. 10
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DANES IN RADIO COMBINE.

coprNuAcrN. oct. 2. - A combine
formed by leading Danish ship owners
has applied TO the Government for n
concession enabling them to erect their
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own wireless stations and TO take over
all private wireless business in Dem
mark The plan. IL Is understood Is
viewed with approval in Government
uuarters
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DIVIDENDS AND 1NrERrsr.
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES


Common 60 prime steers. 100 To-. 81 1ia.Gn
Common 10 choice bulls 100 10. u TJn
Common 10 choice cows 100 70. n Z
Common 10 prime veals 100 To-. ~ o. ~
Common 90 prime sheep (cwes),
100 ........................ . ~ Go
Common 20 prime lambs. 100 10. ni421
Live hogs, 100 10. ..............S SIC jOttfS1u
pressed beef. steer rides, lb... ~ d2sc.
city dressed veals. lb.......... 20 aa2c
Dressed mutton, io.........s... Wllc.
Dressed lambs. lb.............. 20 oslo.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
/. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
UNITED STATES GovERNM

To the following prices accrued interest is
to be added In every case:
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STATE BANK STATEMENT

Summary Of State banks and trus. cor,-
panies In Greater New York. not inclded
In Clearing House statement ft'i',,rns 49,,
nished By State Banking pena rt,nsnp
Loans discounts,
Investments, &cSG2O 207. ZOO Dec fte- 400 coo
Gold ......... 7gfo 400 p,. !, ,n w.,
Currency and blk '"''oy
notes ........ 1887 zoo mo-. 400 100
Deposits WIN '''-''VV
Federal Reserve
Bank OF New
York ...... 10 oSl iau no. os ,,,, 900
Total deposits G3G asa 700 mo-. to- 40 90
Total deposits '''''V'
u ! m n atinr
amounts due
from Reserve
repositories and
from other
banks and trust
companies in
New York city
and u. : de-
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Tor other Financial New. see rag. ). see. ..
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Boles e. Westwood. members OF the Phila
delphia Stock Exchange. hhve moved TO
larger quarters on the sixth floor OF the
Land Title Building, Philadelphia.
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FOREIGN BONDS.
BONDS

10000 Dresden 4iks. IS ~ II -.
5000 Swiss 5i4s.. s3il S3h sSil 81.
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James McCrea has resigned a n vice
president OF the Bankers Trust Company 70
return to the Pennsylvania SYSTEM
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James King Duffy and e. +. Rice have
been elected governors OF the New YORK
Petroleum Exchange. Inc.
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J. Robinson Duff and William s Freidsy
have opened a n office in G6 Broadway under,
the firm name OF Duff, Freddy Co, 20
conduct a general brokerage business.
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Robert f. Crane and Lester Ussing have
resigned from Hannevig e. Co.
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A circular calling attention 20 opportuni
ties In foreign bonds and featuring a com
binatiou Investment in Japanes, United King
dom and French bonds has been issued by
I. y. Noll & Co.
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express, $50 sc. q
express. 34E37c.
express. 35n3Tc.:
Old ROSTERS, pc.
Pigeons. patti. $500
The evening world., 1920-05-14
aO.OOO.OOO Hostile. Here.

I'VE are becoming a nation OF liars"
said the Rev. Newell Dwight Hills of
Brooklyn. in a lecture at New Bruns-
wick, N. j., last night on American
steals time: we do not abide by solemn
industrial compacts. and a republi with
The evening world., 1920-05-14
WOOD DISAPPOINTS
INDIANA PREDICTIONS
Resolution Pledges Delegates al
Large to General "Whils
He Has a Chance"

INDIANAPOLIS. May 1.-The In
diana delegation to the Republican
National Convention was completed
Sasterday by the election of Senators
JhEnoS q. Watson and Harry s. New,
Gov. Goodrich and Albert ]. Beverldge
az delegates at large. A mild reso-
luton pledging them to support
Major Gen. Leonard Wood for Presi-
dent as long as he has a fair and
reasonable chance" was adopted by q
vote Of 1853 to TAG. Nine delegates to
tho State Convention did not vote on
the resolution which was acceptable
70 the delegates at large.
As a result OF the district and State
Conventions held here last night and
to-day Wood has ten instructed dele
gates, Senator Johnson four, while
sixteen delegates are uninstructed.
The evening world., 1920-05-14
100 TO OPPOSE LUSK BILLS.
DeleGatiOn VIII Appear Before
Gov. smith Mt Hearing To-Day.

Tho Lusk bills will be opposed by a
delegation of moro than 100 representa-
tives Of political. religious. labor and
social service organizations, headed by
Louis Marshall at a hearing before
Gov. Smith at Albany to-day, IL was
announced last night.
Among organizations to DE represent
ed will be the Bar Association, City
Club, Federal Council Of Churches.
United Neighborhood Houses of New
York, Emergency Educational Confer
ence, Woman's City Club, Young Mems
Christian Association, New York atatC
League OF Women Voters. Ethical Gull
ture Society, Teachers Union, Inter
national Ladies' GARMENT Makers AS
ISOLATION and Community Councils.
Special opposition will be voiced
against the bill requiring every unin-
corporated organization conducting edu-
cational classes to obtain a license from
the State Board of Regents This legi5-
lation will be opposed as un-American
and undemocratic.
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FRUTAS LAXANTES

iSe Ievanta usted contento? Hay rostro daria-
mente sonrisa para todo ell mundo? iSiva
ted frecuencia durante ell da? iHace usted odo
trabajo del dia ag conento? ST usted SCI encuenra
condolences, que sed esta todo 10 ben que
usted debe estar E NAL gusto la boca la cabeza tup
da ell NAL hunor sntomas de que esta usted fuera
de estado normal En- estas condolences usted
hace honor nj usted msmo, nj famia, nj a
gocios listed debe conservar buen hmor
tento sempre, comenzar cada da sonrsa para
todo ell mundo Haga que cada mahana ell principle de
dia agradabe feiz Las Frutas ayudaran
seran meor amigo. Cudaran del interior de
po 10 consevaran Impo ibre de los
dos que ell extrehimiento demas Intermediates
Son Iaxante nuy delcioso, la mas deIcosa que
uste amas ha probado hechas def
ma de bombones. Cada paquete conene frutas,
fruta sucente para dosis aduIto. Para
nnos axante ideal, pues los ST fue-
ran bombones Sc venden en- todas las faaqas de la sa
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HermOsa labor de I
; las Ligas AgricoIas
(coNcLUsIoN)

Como esta Asamblea observara,
maestro estado economico es satisfac
torio, 81 bien para obtenerlo hemos
tenido que sostener una estricta eco
nomfa, que nos cohibio de extender
81 radio de accion de esta Liga, y ha
ciendo nuevamente constar, que al Sr.
Acosta Sc debe en- gran parte que po
damos hoy presentar un sobrante q
pesar de 10 pequeno de nuestras EN-
tradas, porque todos sus servicios
los hl hecho sin remuneration de
ninguna clase, y solo por afecto e
interes por la Liga.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
ofcins del superintendent de obras
Ptblicas
San Juan, Oct. 7 de 1920.

San Juan, Oct. Gle l92U.
Proposiciones en- phcgos cerrados para
la adjudication. en- pGblica subasta de
las obras de construction De HIP kms
mas mcnos de la carretera Naguabo-
,Juncos, Sccci0n Juncos- Pena Pobre Gu
yo presupuesto aprobado asciende
CIENTO CTARENTA Y DOS MIL DOS
CIENT0S TREINTA Y NUEVE DO
LARES 50 centavos ($l42 ,239.53), Sc
admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta las dos
pasado meridiano del dia % de cctubre
lie 1920, en- que Sc abriran p1blicamente
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina, donde sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- el contrato, y podran reooger
los licitadores los pianos modelos de
proposiciones que han de presentar, me-
dante un dep6sito de. diez d6lares ($l0)
que seran reembolsados al ser devueltos
diehos documentos en- el plazo de veinte
20) dias despues de efe( tuada la su-
basta.
La administration sc reserva ell dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones y el de adjudicar el con
trato baio otras cOnsideraciones que lac
del precio solamente
GUTLLERMO ESTEVES
Comisionado del Inteiorr) Advt.
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RECOMENDACIONES:

Cumplientb el Geber reglamenta-
rio me pernlito sugerir a la Asam-
blea para que h nueva Directive
desarrolle en- ell future, algunas ideas
y observaciones que estimo deben
MERCER vuestra consideration.
1.-Solicitar del Departamento de
Agriculturl y Trabajo previa acer
tacion de las Ligas va creadas en- Ia
Isla, la formation de Ligas de Dis
trio, que asuman IL representation
dc todas, que lie darfa mayor repre-
sentacion y hasta resultaria en- cier-
TO modD en- reduction de gastos para
as Ligns Locales. Este proyecto de
be ser estudiado Y, dictaminado POI
una comision para solicitar luegc
su consideration por los organismos
cue deban autorizarlos constiuir-
To-.
2.-Ha de ser de incuestionables
benefcios la creacion en- uno dos
puntos importantes de la Isla fue-
ra de ella slmbien, ~de un centro de
information que periodicamente y
en- la epoca de nuestros cosechos, Oh
fe y tabaco especialmente, sirvan a
esta Ligl sus asociados, ell per-
fecto conocimiento del mercado exte-
rior interior, dandonos tambien pre-
clos Y fluctuaciones de todos los fru-
tos memories.
For este sencillo procedimiento Sc
podia evitar que Sc explote a veces,
el desconocimiento de los mercados
a nuestro3 agricultores,y vendan a
precios irrisorios, frutos que estan
obteniendo ventajosos precios en-
otros meroldos.
3.--Otra ventaja inmensa repor-
taria a la Liga, la construction de
un almacen dep6sito, donde todos sus
assoc dos pudieran depositar frutos
defenderse de las depreciaciones del
mercado en- momentos determinados,
y pareceme que, demostrando la con-
veniencia necesidad de esa construc
cion entire todos los asociados, Sc po
drn por mediavances adelantos
obtener 10 necesario para proceder a
levantar un edificio en- Utuado, resi-
dencia fila de la Liga, seria Il vez
de utilidad, porque pudiera derivarse
una renta benefcio de los fondos ge
nerales.
4.-Debo y quiero recomendar por
ultimo que Sc continue la propaganda
en- toda la jurisdiction, hRsta conse-
guir un aumento notable en- ell libro
de los asociados, demostrando la con
veniencia al sostener esta institu-
cion, que 81 el Congreso Americana
extiende Puerto Rico n Ley Fede-
raj de Cr6ditos Rurales, ha de ser v
sera acknowledgements un factor de i'm
portancia para servir de intermedia-
rio entire las instituciones banclrias
encargadas de los prestamos Y los
agrieultores de este distrito.
No quiero dejar de anotar que he
recibido de mis- companeros de direc
cion la mas aterGl efcaz ayuda
en- todos los asuntos que han sido
tramitados resueltos por la Liga,
y al terminar el periodic de mi cleo
cion, deseo hacer constar mi agrnde-
cimiento su cooperation, presentan
doles mis- reconocimientos mas since
ros.
Deseo que la nueva Directiva que
ha de dirigir esta Asamblea pueda
deslrrollar mayores iniciativas, que
el exito mas satisfactorio corone sus
esfuerzos. Hemos preparado nosotros
ell camino y decididamente cooperare
mos y seguiremos prestando nuestro