davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
ri case es como sigue:

Nj CaHO 0S COmO elgu0:
La provincial de Rio Grande del
Sur es casi toda formada de exten
sas lIanuras, bellfsimas campinas
cortsdas por diversas y pintorescas
OGchilIas (colinas), promontorios y
ondulaciones, como regadas sus
planicies de rios, arrollos y rischue-
los; cuyas orillas son perfectos
vergeles y sus alturas pobladas de
sstanoiGs, (casas de campo) y lin
dfsimOs pueblos sentados sobre be-
tlos valles matizados por bamb6es,
elegantes arboles frutales y arbus.
tos casi siempre en- flor.
En- una, pues, de esas risuehas
planicies, Hamada Campo Verde,
ancho, largo, y entire dos colinss
parallels, Sc efectu6 un duelo &
muerte entire dos generates CONAN
dantes en- jete, teniendo por testigos
q dos ejercitos, uno republican, ex-
tendidO en- hnea de batalla sobre
una cuohiIla, y otro imperiaIista So
ore otra colins, aguardando ambos
tanss6lo La voz de ia la carga, mu-
ehachos -.
I'll general republieano, empero,
de nombre HOnofre, desprende re-
pentinamente un pequefio piqMete
de caba.leria con bandera blanca Y
encarga q su comandante, con Ca
racter parlamentarlo, de decir al
general imperislista que su eiercito
de braves riograndenses esperaba
tan solo la voz del clarin para ba-
| jar q 10 pelea I; pero que 81, pensan-
do en- Ia sangre que Sc iba q derra.
mar de tanta gente que no saba
siquiera Ia verdadera Importance
de la causa que defendian, proponis
"que Ia batalla fuese dada simple
mente entire los dos generates er
Ijefe", un duelo q muerte, Y gu,
ambos ejercitos, conservandose fir
lines en- sus respectivas posicionee
con las armas en- puno, serviriaI
| de testigos; y concluidO el duelo 10
dos ej6rcitos tocarfan los himnO
correspondientes, presentarian la
armas el uno al Otro, y eli genera
victorioso marcharia con el suy,
en- retirada, dejando el campo libr
al otIo para que tributase las hon
, ras funerarias q su general vencid
, y muertO.
Aceptada Ia propuesta por el gc
, neral imperialista y dada Ia 81
nal convenda, bajar0n los dos 81
: nerales, y en- medic del Camp
Verde, Sc encontrarOn y cruzaro
les armas en- pelea q muerte.
IL ri general imperialista fu6
! lveDcedOE, v amb0s ej6rCitOa Gun
! pIisron estFEctamente 10 conven
} do.
i LA q. O..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
SCRS De J. SALA g. co.
COMISIONISTAH.

lmportadores y exporadores. GlranlIetras
sobre todas las Capitales y poblaciones dc Es.
paha, Francia, Portugal, 1nglaterra, Alemania,
Austria, B6lgica, HOlanda, Suiza Italia.
Agentes de Ia Linea de Vapores de I'M. c.
RALLos q Co. de New-York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
oACETA DE HOY.

No contiene disposition algun a
de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
La Central I" Josefna +"
De la Jurisdiction de Rio
piedras, sc arrienda.

Dicha f1nca Sc compone de mas
de MIL cuerdas de terreno. Entire
elias la actual plantaci6n de cafias,
montes, maleza y pastos alto 8 y ve-
gas. La bueyada, vacas, caballos,
carros y ferrocarril portatil del q.
tema Decauville y demas utensi-
lios para ell cultivo y elaboration
del azdcar centrifugado y destila-
cion de ron, tOdo en- perfecto esta-
do.
Ell que la interese puede verse
en- ell pueblo dc Rio Pie edras 8 en- Ia
misma finca con su duefio d. Ge
r6nimo Landrau. En- San Juan
con los Sres Quevedo q Hess, For
taleza 48.
Rio-Piedras, Is de Mario de
1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
SANTORAT.

Misrcolep, 26.-San Braulio,
obispo y confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
ARMAy Y IIMENEZ. O'a' u

MstRklReImlenic as sesFstsF.ay grIaNslla. EuEtde
general % sIEame, vsatsa al Poi mk99f : detail
Iezsz eoastAAtemsaAsplsdEa plAHaiea rpRtlAnd para
10 'qaaa, alglhss y lsvsaaEas, Rtselaa ltmglad0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
Dos generates brasilenos.

Durante la larga minoridad del
Emperador del Brasil, Don Pedro
II, siendo el pals gobernado por
una Regencia, estallaron en- dife
rentes epocas varias revoluciones
en- diversas provincias; p TO la
mas importante de entire todas
elias fue ciettamente la del Bio
Grande del Sur, que lego 4 procla-
mar Ia Rep1blica de Piratiny: Y
aunque despues de algunos aiios
de tensz y sangrienta lucha, fue pa
cifcada por fiD, es hoy una de las
mas pr6speras provincias del Bra
ell.
En- la epoca de Ia referida revo-
lucion de esta her6ica Y bellisima
provincia, sucedi6 I'm opisodio be-
leo muy notable entire dos genera
les comandantes en- jefe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
RELOJERIA
7 MTMCT0s ngx1xTARMg
DK JOSE UIAUDIo.---aAn JUBTo,s,

uonaaanse snraido en- efecsoa para Ia Armada,
Elsfaitoy Voluntarioa -Diyisan para empleadoa Dc
hecienda, ooEEeoa Tel6grafoss-P -PlAcaH, eruCes--
8 setaeeienan aorFas de- todaa alaaes.--Mapada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
LA PALMESANA.
a2r..%%F:o5fRTALEzA-a2sl :: 81

Deposito de-. ..elegante, s6lido moderno CAL
zado para seheras, caballeros nifos. Espe.
cialldad de la acreditada marca ANTONIO
RAMON. Constante, nutrida variada exis-
tencia cue SO srenuevan frecuentemente, Ven.
tas o. por mayor y menor. MARCOS PrERAs.--
Apoderado general, LUIS RAr1ER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
JOSE T. SILVA.

Casa do giros comiEiones. Agentes Do 10
u0mpania general Trasatlkntioa francesa dc ID
del MARQUES Dc. Campo, dc Companies de Be-.
guros contra inoendios, de los Sfss. Call 4 %.
de Paris, y general para ls isla de Puerto -Rioe
dc la BanqHs Trasstlkntiqus de- Paris.
THEME ADKMAH CASA EN AGUADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
DE LA ISLA.
MONIES q co.

Uomsrcantes ComisioniStas. Agentes dc Las n.
meas de vapores Antiilana, Aaas, Wincksstsv, ,Hen-
daras, AND CeMteol AmsricaA del San Jnaa y CSis-
tO6al COlon. Del uoyds de Londres, Dssssaksv
Lloyd de Berlin, oommsTciol Uxioa Firs Asssran.
ceCSMpasy de Londree. Oorrcsponsales generalsb
en- BoASS y UMdsrwvitss df Nueva- York, Hspresou~
sntsa del osssre Bsvosloals q Es0sSos nsvtimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26
VApOR HPIO TX y.

Este hermoso buque saldra de
este puerto el dia 1o de Abril fila
mente para los puertos de Sta. Cruz
de Tenerife, Oadiz. Malaga Y BARGE
Iona, para cuyos puertos solamente
admite pasajeros en- sus espaciosas
Oamaras. -Sus Oonsignatarios, J.
n. Isquierdo q Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-26

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren.
"a, por el 6ltimo vapor-correo de
Ia Peninsula los siguientes:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Thursday Jan. 2-BEEvEs-Receipts foI
sp6gsT - caGad at y easosds o or
Fastmans CompaHy and carload for Mezger Levy and
26 at Jersey City Of which caTloaGs SeTe o
ali promptly snail rsstSH @ on aSSns 0@So OEer o cSGec MG
ssys presS WS one or nar Of Extra Cattle selling at e5 90
ssse6' o%en sold H at s. So 1Cssa 90 Bulls g os So
City Dressed Beef selling rather slowly but firm at ga
cable adySs date 6s, qSGe and GSehsd h@es6 yf H
Cattle selling at Ioal1sc for Medium to Good estimated
s ' FR Ts ss Ss6s nc ss s% S se a 6 1
tie saes sle z zWesHss:dayD MePhers c.? westeEn
Set[s p dc 1929 r. at Il Is DO 1917 r. at 81 SO il do
iSI5 ScRt6S NJ a. e 81 ess Il dS Fs1S @ e.
70 1898 p $ss st S q at 20 IL s 60 oho DO l2' d. at % % 10
inq55es saesmSn %S Culver Is Ohio Steers 1912
st Sats f5s5 SSfs r. at aSiS es g %G az DO Yls
1ass s. SapaeE; s5 z cH'Sso Is5s ssSf's s$Ss
At g ll24 n 5 a. = q G d. 3.Io Rpls rs At 1s9S e g. g at
s5 S5 50 fs42 % no. at 1Iss y 5S g. Do 100 81
and NGa daST6ssa "
Teei Rfz 1I sssi s. ma $50 head
for S en IL s'sass y M seds %eey g s3Y. IS
Dressed calves moderate supply and steady a 9S2 2
re- fy 'STe'd STesssd For dressed sFaS'e' and
sales (todayj~D. Harrington veas, 14o m average
n al "a g per 100 DO i ~ at 80 so; s5 do aia
s. GO Ma,S Il SS a4$ Western n st S Calves s4 ~ at So
a. do soS n at ss So 21 do, 24e N, at 81 4o do 2o0
aEP 81 G AND LAMBsReceipts for two days 80 car.
loads Of 1864 head2o carloads at 6othst ana 10 10
at Just about steady but the demand hardly
brisk To-Day o T. state {ssEFSg E%es sold at So but
SS ISS q q 1Sss seSse and fair choice Lambs sold 60 500
sT 20 Two carloads changed hands on wednesday at
81 Sressed Mutton Arm at sa1Oc and Dressed Lambs
selling T az Of Evertt Pdcock have dissolved
Nj R vnrt viii devote his attention to the work Of imp1ov-
Ing legislation in NewJersey and John r. fdcock hSs
u himself Sdaoyas Tn Gs c @ assi %ss
bid cord is easily broken" this will make strong
ea% aleshegman Culver ss ohS LAMBS % 81 q N a aver =;
at sS . DO DO PSfi PSi ~ n at 81 sdsns sheep 9
at az 254 Ohio do 20 ~ at s4 soi d75 Western 90 ~ @
az S O7s; 200 do 1ol d. at 20 lo' zl- uO 0'S d. ."
T. sader Co. 100 Ohio Lamsi & So ~ & at 81 81 so se
=, XS%tSq WSsepo do Se los n at s. 5 Buffalo Lambs
H. at So 75 also Wednesday 2Se ONO LAMBS 90 ]" d
yeterdaye col 15S Iadiss? % q 56 shssP s Sch II
gan o. ss,: S s5Sss Gyf GS s. q e 3 B St. so
at at A. So "Wednesday is9 state Lambs: 70 n at 81 30
do p a s'r5nSUsP e az q 80 90 Also Also ytsfa s State Lambs
152 TX &C. S,Dsaln 81 @ dd ss & 81 % h. at y Sos''
no. Judd & buckingham, Wednesday; 1s4 Western Lambs
enSack H. a. Dewey yesterday 2S2 Western IL lambs gt
7O n ia Gs9sdiea@a @ az Do do ,s q a. n s az OO IN
at 81 S 7o yetegday eS sS n ass Western Lambs
7o = IS 1og Gsnaang s fSroT fs RS ~ shsp p n
81 Is. Also Wednesday i2s Territory sheep 9s s n a
sS s.; 2So Michigan Lambs 70 H. at 81 80 17o Can
adpno dS gS @ ~ Is Carloads of heads carload
OF 4Otst and 80 caToadns ID al, at JeT,er Ino O f ~
Newton Gillett sold Wednesday 12O Ohio Hogs
2 at q T 20 a per Tpesdag quotations. or at @
range Of 4267lac for extremes
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore jan 2cOtton quiet middng & iOsa1oi fci,1
Flour nominal. Wheat. Southern quiet ana hrm run
1855; Longberry, 74asie; N9 500 steamer sS &c
Western quiet No. winter red spot l94Uf52S Jahu
aIy, 7oea5sSe February siidsi2 March SS%oSsf
white $odSse yellow 9oa$es Western steady m2ea sas
86isc March, 37a37h April a. G57'se steamer , SSa
Hay fat. Provisions unchanged Butter easy erea@eTJ
changed Freiphts 70 Liverpool per steamer inactive
grain Cd Cork orders 5sa5s 80. Receipts-Flour
$4,000 bbs wheat $4,000 bush corn 27e,oQo bush oats
600 bush rye 1000 bush Shpments-Plour, 1900
bbls; wheat. 600 bush corn 257 900 bush. Sales
Wheat a. 600 bush corn, 147 900 bush.
Buffalo. Jan. 2.-Wheat-No. hard dun a.
oI he: good demand No. Northern offerings light
00O bush sold sS2c. and Q 900 bush sample at 81 2c
i 500 bush No Northern Minneapolis sold az sSe
No Northern S5iac. Winter grades quiet and weak
no red sjc asked extra No 3 rgd sold sic
one car extra . white at sic, and OF No.
white on 78e Corn IN fair demand but at lower
rates sales. 10. yellow at 34l2c; No
yellow at Slc cars 20. at 25'se; cars No. At
lower: sales cars No white at 2Ie cars No
mixed at Csc. Barley steady. with fair demand NO
Canada o5dO7c; No. , CSnoda GodG2c No extra 55il
5Sc Rye nomnally unchanged. Flour steady. with
good demand MiIfeed sroag coarse % winter brln, ~
srring st1 80. Recepts-Wheat 1000 bush corn 100
bush oats $500 bush. Shipments-Wheat. H. bush
corn, 600 bush.
Chicago Ian 2-The leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
TIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

puaalo Ian 2-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours, Il l4V
head total for week far $3.50 head fSc Go same TIME
last week head consigned through iZG0 ZGaa nT ,r ar
ond market firm. Sheep and Iambs-HecePtso od lSst
bnrrs 500 head total for week thus faf IL hca
@ ,c time last week. II 500 head consigned through
200 head 400 which TO NewYork 2OOo hsau iOr 10 oS y
ma s S5GS5 30 medium to good "a s5ds5 10 common
~, ,ood 81 5Od84 rs. LanbsGood TO chQlee 80 loa
20 s 70 good S6 4Oas6 55 medium 70 fair soaSo 20
i9l rents last "a hours 1880 headf total Tor Weeh
e too head FOR same last week AZ, 40
head Consigned through 400 head $50 OF when 70 NM d
aos active: closed with continued DOWNWARD en
denrv: mediums and heavy, SO eOaSS So WORKERS onu
pigs 81 05aS4 TO-
c,,o.oo Inn 2-Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head ship
oots 600 head market slow for corlmon strong tor
beeves - 90d35 25: stockers ana leedefs, go
% bos oss bulls ana mixed 81 25as3; Texas cattle
81 0dsS so Hogs-Receipts 10000 head shipments
q market steady to strong mixed ~ 50aS3 20
psTy 81 55dS3 20 light e3 5oas3 20 sps SSaSS 80
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cort,rt 1tere WINS ouiet market for Br4zii srom@ s
on the spot today but prices rules Zoo bags No
9uo.ea dDSe % 1e Md grades quiet salcs SS7 S DSs al
Santos spoe , teras options were agaln duli anu
harseaDo RtINased foreign accounts and some nttlo
Seine Hsyre closed ll frs ieweri ~ Hsn
saysneeae Soe & BAGS Of which 10000 bags are -
burg -Vooyo If-e Indicated decline OF oGlO pon.s'
tIlt tbere was a further drop OF about ~ un0
sei og Steady Rio cable quotes Regular ss; ts oOT I9
good e GOO bags Rio clearsnee tr 9 Sa ooo
for Europe 6OO0 bags total stock
Ks reeepts 2 days. 5000 bags RECEIPTS az
nags S 1859 70 January l. 1890 113aoOoo DOB Ssgo 600
40 1u1 isSg 81 600 bags time 1855 So%VVo'
sane SANE eeepss AZ santos July l. 1859 to January L. is1D
20 ooo hacs: same time 1899 1,244sVOo pass
ISIS G56 COO bags Total sales here to-day Sl'o"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The monthly field report for December more than ex-
cecded expectations OF the bulls The mud EMBARGO
In Western Pennsylvania and the recent storms have In
terrupted new development work 10 material extent
while both the new production OF completed wells and the
average weld per wen are November Ap-
pended figures for the last two months as received
at the Consolidated Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

steady nass & SSsSS So wsse sss TO- e0rnfed $50
st. Louis z.Catte Receipts, s50V neaa IT, mar y.
et sfronp good fancy native steers, a. 70
eesd a. 10 IA 90; stOchers and feeders 81 90ds3 -
Fargo steers a2Gs3 40. Hogs-Kccelpts, ,IOO heaa
market steady fair choice heavy, - o1ds5 0 PACK
ing grades - 45aS3 co light fair 20 best - $780, ~
See-ReceIuts head market strong; far 70 ehoee
- 66dS5; lambs "a 60as5 90.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
coTsroN MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool Jan Q p. m.-CottonThe sales OF the daI
lnoI 1trco closed Ann Amerlcan-Mlddllnc, low mid
dng clause january delivery. 3664d sellers January
d tcbrnary delivery 8 80 G4d sellers; February and
March delivery 376id Sellers March and April es ae;
iiyerv 3s.6fd sellers April and May delivery 39-ofS
hnvers NAV and June delivery, 4l0id sellers June ano
ri deiverv 42-84d buvers July and August deilNery'
SuLS Su sad bnyers: August delivery, 44-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

FLOUR AND MEALr-FLOUR-Was again active ana
strong. though not QuOtaby higher Spring Mheats III
ta Including patets) mad most demana mainly for @ the
Nest Indies the local trade inquiry was GOOD Sales
Biis for 2,lU0 bbls Low ENlld ht
s. A. IS 800 bbls City Mn 81 35dSl 55 12 500
Ibis Minnesota Extra s2 $50 - So 1ecO bols WINTER
heat Extra - 35Qs5 900 bbls sup rhine, 81 1Od$2 10
800 bbls Fine Al 15dS- 40. Comparative STOCKS ol
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
miscellaneous

A LBERT q. SPENCER. 27o 6th-ave.
"A between 18th and lSth sts.-UmbrellAA
barssola canes made 70 order recoverSd and
repair ID; prompt and reliable.
fH A GRIPPE" Is checked in T. hours
L. by Lowellis Elixir. Pint bottles,
81 90. Expressed everywhere; HENRY
KLEIN s. CO.. wholesale druggists, ~
COrtlandt-st.
n INKEs Home Vspor Bath AppArasus
L cures colds. rheumatism, improves tse
system price s12 send for circular l.lT9
Sd-aye
N TMFMBER THIS.-Lowell's Lung
IL Elixir Is healing the lungs OF thou
lands; price - S0 expressed everywhere.
HENRY KLEIN & CO., Wholesale Drug.
gists. a. COrtlsndt-st-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

zoe nsss,sa wSssf s9ev natural Winter 9sc
wnsT sssSce ss se % e;
Olive Italian rs PAIN ss.s. shCs ss,2ss BasS: BANK S
n. SfS IN sG Il a ss
se room 10 ESSso Sos grain
Hull 5000 bushels grain, sad % Newcastle M o 200
Sss' s saa on ssHss 'eRi e
% scs%eS e S1s nj %aS s
stanton the steamer paGsst thense abssy Tss Gan
FaScsso sS Ssrss cork for sS crders ID
Bspr nS Cork Fl 25SfEi % sS
vcga hence 20 Melbourne general British ssea@sE s.S
SsrS An.irna hence 70 De@ersrs general cargo brig l.
ca M0Soa SsSs and S jessie McGresOr Trinidad North of
J ss ;f.qy Mg.. %aGsapsS %Sia sss rst on
shOy Clear az ~, siss ISsilS 5o 60 ESs Ss
r'''"'' - ''"'' STOCK OF PORK. r
... p'ss,. 65 New Oia 10 New. fcel Gs Nsg ss6
ta'f GansptsS. SS' oOs72ss 4O5i 5as6 $40 1850 zoli
Total tDls;.e752 4o54 Oos8 $40 s;oOs 32ss ssa
s SnoIIs y YsrE sd bSs bO'' warehouse
and dun s city EzEa % 59da ae Mei j. @ y
sss 25 Family 90 I5ss19 20 PiSke aSt hau RP cuo,ed
here at $40 Sas a5asi5 g at The wet MEATs
svsrqS Ss he'd e ai ij s ae w SG9 a
sc y'f5 for 70 s X pIekied Hans SIC Smoked Do gg9c
Picked shoulders 4i4c Smoked do Sc MIDDItES-
jsausry SsSS af FSrTarv and March es private At
fssfssS fssasS S9Gs; s+s s'' MsFsb eas' o 5
@pEESSSE3 @ Ssy 10 a9SsS sSs qF Pr a
5 S,. sSs ssss.oa SsSa' SSs.l s g.
Ssea ies "SS%s aay I5C e vet S
ansSS earn co ID q. Sc S Sa FSus closed
Massh May ISiSS a:
Quoted quote eSs$osO Co V
sISS srsde 7es tcs steaTne 1854 tcs total 1924
december 1881 Prime 1870 tcS ss 81 grade SiS
sUrTER@FaHcy creamery held win fair show o sed
ery faI GG tubs io2!c Egn eEeamrs 2sS2os
SS2 WesSrd 30 Ps TO eh9S 9Sns
d9 choice 1Sae Dc fF to sSGa 91d 1estS S1ty
a pi q tubs Dd Da as sss bs Wei &c a J?
aSinF, aYS' fancy isaisc choice iegl7ac good 6sloS
ss.e Day f99fs tubs sSmo %
2aEy ehScs otar1 aSe rHs Hq % S &
ory June tubs s2aiOi2c; Factory fresh tubs las;
thirds 6Gsc Rolls, fresh 9al7c; fair to prime =:
cHEEsEThsre WAS quiet stds market Fsct0ST but
grs FufS fancy 'OSSf eoored snS white
Sstooe COMMON isncS q godG 5 F PIs
skins, 2G4c Ohio as hne 95aloc SKINS
7S255 nat total lSs S2i JPngsry 9sg 7sd 1889;
f9sssaf and dGcidedS lover on liberal
nd mild weather. 6 rS1Sg aeT rcsh d Zee en
19c Southern fresh 1sc; icehOuse 1o61sc common to
sEEDS~of clover sales 400 bags Western, eisc for
export. GO, -. -. ,,ood ea,oe .,
two carroes Rio Grande 4asc for S5 test Fair refining
quoted s ]e csnuga oG test S REFINEDf7 cP. d97
5.sc Cubes, 6c Powdered Gse GrsnuIates S3S
"a ), 61 a6sac; on "a" 5ssa57sc; White Extra CO
5s65Ssc; Extra &C." 4s05isc; &c" 44a47sc; Yellow
STEARINE-Lsrd dull. City quoted at sc %esc Wfst Sost
81 600 rs out of town, equal 70 54c here. ~,
TALLOw-Jn fair demand and steady. Prlme CITY
ouoed at 7.16c. Sales 100000 ID, 1-1oc'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
OIL MARKETS.

MI CITY Penn. Jan 2.-NatOnal Transit Certiheatess
Od ~ ~ o9i highest ~ O3ss lowest, 81 O2Sl closed
az 81 oS sales. 10000 bbs eeaFsneei o,o iS2oooo
~. Charters Gl 005 bbls shipments, Ao,9iO Dds;
pD Ian 2-Petroleum dull but steady national
transit Certifcates opened - 81 03 closed at 81 oS
biehest si O34 lowest, 81 O2a4. NJ. ,,,o..,..
BTsdford Penn Jan. 2National Transit Cerhesttes ost
oncDed III s O3is closed at 81 O3is hiBhest Sl Vo9
1pSst inpgest al ooss; olearances 100000 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
N Standard Of ClasslA.
STAINED.
...7ss Low Middling. g..--.-'S 1915

Ontions-Deveopcd conslderal lie rmness tocaS anu anu
ori ras Increased buying from mostly al sources Vp
ng sales were point advance buy TINS was o ~
n6o,red nv further rise of bal points, closing nh SD
ne top The decided falling Of in Che receR's ~ aet ~
,n Ras the chief element Of strength though slen66
gance at Liverpool had some influence. Sales, 9O'OO
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

The buiish field report gave impetus 70 the crud
market and the further strength OF LodOn fennel quota
tlons failed TO excite speculation Al Cue STOCK ESehahse
the trading was trivial and within range narrow a.
from 81 o2asI 02s 81 02's. At the Consolidated Ex
change dealing IN February options begun and
pices hardened shade from u o3dS1 o2' to ~ o3ha
n O3s on moderate Increase I'm business Some January
lots were traded in az 81 o2LaSi OF p The markets
closed firm In spite OF high money rates - the street
The range OF prices and the total dealings were "a
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
pressmakins.

A RTIsTIC DREsSMAKING,-E Evening
"A dresses designed for young ladies' sso 5a
misses IN most becoming Styles eVOus
purchased II desired orders az snort olite DoelSis
DenGing's.
MYSTIC DRESSMAKING.- weekly
A fashions received for street costuines
- csrria0e gowns orders az short nouee.
Mr.. MeELRoY, - East 9th-st'' oppoSioe
Denning's. -------------
A RTIsTIC dressmakingi perfect inIntas nHIihg
"A costumes, jackets slo "thhppsf notice
nyiees ICES moderate MME. OWEN, 2oz west
23d-st.
nPFSsNAK EI-w Wants more woEnn "a, q,
ID home, or 90 ont by the gay aSSa St o. pei
dsy N. STANLEY. ~ .Wess oou'S~
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A GENTS everywhere TO sell "Orchid
N Cream" for the complexion; positive
cure for pimples. freckles. &c. guaranteed
free from harmful ingredients sells rapidly
Address with stamp. GEO. l.. HAGER &
CO., South Bend, Ind.
Aiales.
IT YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
1 or wish to make change, call at the old
reliable Metropolitan Agency positions pro-
cured for men In every line OF business,
from Office manager to porters, clerks, cash.
iers and collectors packers, hotel positions,
city and country. cOachmen, groons, farm
hands, useful men on gentlemen's places,
watchmen. pOrters, drivers and mechanics;
new orders every mail. Call for lnforma-
tlon, 6s5 Broadway.
WANTED.-In a New-York bank. a young
w men as messenger an1 70 assist In the
bank; must be OF excellent character, Will
ing and obliging should reside with parents
or relatives IN the city salary not large.
dence, age, references, and experience, II
any, CASHIER. Box 4, Tribune Office.
w ANTED.-A married man, on a place in
w the country, whose wife has bad some
experience in raising poultry; the man TO
assist In care Of poultry and to work IN the
ave. in Il the S morning before 70 or after pm
wv ANTED.-By a dry-goods commission
w house, an Office boy. Address p. o. Box
3,l34, n. Y. City.
Females.
NJ AID to wait on lady; must understand
WI sewing; Protestant, English or Ameri-
can travel wages $40 copy OF references.
Address MORGAN. Tribune Uptown Office,
| 23S Broadway.
VIZ ANTED.-A neat girl for chamberwork
w and waiting and assist minding grow
ing children; wages $14 bring references.
125 West 7Sth-st.
VIZ ANTED.--A good strong girl for house
w work; sleep home. Apply janitor 50
Fast 50th-st.
w ANTED.-ThOrough competent trust
w worthy cook aud laundress small prl-
vate family; no IRISH wanted. 81 w. 90th-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
for Sale.

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FIRST.CLAsS sawmlll and 25,OOO
n acres OF fine yellow pine timber Win
raIltcad, and locomotive and cars, and every
eo ,xUment needed to carry timber 70 mil
timber never been cut over saMnhl an
new above all I'm Flcrida VIII sell cheap
parties wishing 10 purchase address q. W.
lake ogden, Florida. ---
ROLL-TOP DISK for s25; feet roll.
a ton fof SIS; Smiths rCll-t0p desk; th9
Iest made a specially desks OF all KINDS.
r n. MASON. 60 Wlllam-st.
At REDUCED PRICES.-4o0 second-ha,nla han.
"A wood and iron. working MACHINES fuly
euarantsed, machinery bongnt oa5 anu i, al
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY Sso Maai'
sou-sfr
nor sALE.-one pair elegant crystal
Il and crmOlu gilt chandelier styls
Louis XIV: very low. Address II Oedar-
ST., Room 10. ---------
MUSIC BOX, playing IL tunes. with
ltl dr,in, bell chlmts and zithef attaeh-
mont. new and perfect for $50 regular
cost si5O. Seen Q Murray-st., Room o.
0FFICE FURNITURE OF all Kinds
~ roll-top, cvilnder-top, nat-t0p, stenolng
desks. stools, chairs. g.. all second mana
az Wniiam-st., basement.