davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-22

Para platear los objetos de metal con alu-
mimic, Sc. dsuelve Ia cantidad necesaria de sal
de alutninio, sea el sulfato nitrate, acetate, mu-
riato, cianuro, ETC., en- aqua destilada, y Sc
concentra Ia soluci0n q 90 grados Beaum6, en-
una vasija adecuada para contener los art1cu-
los que Sc quieren platear Tia bateria que Sc
emplee debe ser Ia de eBunsen de tres pares de
zinc -carbonos con oseelementos empaImados
para intensidad, IN anodo 3. polo positive de
aluminio, agregado. al alanlbre negative. La
soluci6n debe estars sfgeramente acidulada con
acidos propios, calentada 400 Fahrenheit y
mantenida. q esta temperature durante Ia ope-
raci6n. @ *5*52@ta@@s~
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Joaquin Ma BartrjmG.

a. CaSGs que Sc recOnie,sdGa Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluquerfa de la Capital.
PyOpiet0rjo !: =. Apellaniz, San Justo, ND
nero 16.-Perfumer1a extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonadOs.- -Esmero Y limpieza
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Sc paga buena prima por cincuenta accio-
nes del Banco EspaIlol de PuertosRico. En-
tenderse con los Sueesores de g. Aasjuan y
COmpaflia, 50
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SEstituir con letras estos puntos de name
ia que, leidas horizonGalmente, den en- su tota-
tidad articulos de conner.
lucia Bruno.
Sc paga buena prima por cuarenta accio-
mes del Banco Espanol de Puerto-Rico. Eaten
derse con don Estanislao Martinez. 80
CHARADA EN- PROSA
HalIaras mi primera en- los cercados.
Hortalza hallaras en- mi segunda
una notaS musical en- mi tercera
Mi todo enlas coefnas bion abunda.
HulnacaO. s j. de z.
Compre usted ell cafe molido de su uso en-
la Tienda Honda, San Jose 27. Es puro, aro ma
tico y del mejor.
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ATENCION

Sc Vendenlos muebles de la casa de Pup5Eos
cale de San Justo ndmero 8. Todos en- bu6n
estado y a precio modicos 1928
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CHARADA
Ded5cado d Ia se1era Do7a Bez6's Requeno.

Ded5cado d la se1oyq Do9sa Bez6as Req@enG.
Una letra consonante as mi silaba prime
r0 mi Segu9add, es importante Isl. tras de
py50sG Sc viera, para fornlar asf unida,-nom-
bre del pueblo dichoso--en que despert0 q la
gida-ser entire todos, glorioso. -Bendita, illus
ire ciudad-que de David Sc llam6 ;-naci0 ALI
la caridad-que todo el orbe lIen6.~-Y es 81
simpatico nombre--de una DANA muy amable
-(sin que q 7os, senior, asombre que el
verso escribe admirable.
francisco Perez Paris.
No 10 dude Vd-Para conserva9 la denta-
dura dar buen aliento la boca, NADIA es com
parable como los Po1vos dentGles del Doctor
Salicrup.
Los sres, Margarida Ca sou los dnicos
en- Puerto Rico que renuevan peri6dicamente
e. surtido de su gran almacen de muebles ST.
tuado en- la>calle de la Luna nun. 81. 13
"e.~ PIRAMIDE
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fNTIMA

Graba 5bien esta maxima enztu mente
tconsuelo del mortal atFibulado: 59
no hay bien como ell ageno' Y 'el pasado
y no hay NAL como el pfopio y 81 presente.
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Jes: El dia que tn naciste-nacieron todas las
flores, 81 dia de tn bautizo -cantaroh los rul-
senores. -ArpG 0cr6sttcQ: Amelia Mnn0z.--
C6aYdda: .Paloma
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ANAGRAMA
~
HARE. REIR. IRA

DescOmponer estas letras combinarlas
de mOdo que resulte ell nonlbre y sapellido de
una senOrita de Santurce e -.z.ta
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Secci6n mercanti!
MERcADo DE LA CAPITAL


q... AgacGr Hoy Sc han vendido
50 sacos centrifugada "a San Pedro, 1921
sc idem idem "a N. O., 3-75.
10 bocoyes reino, Santa 4ma, 3,22.
MseteS.-Las existencias pasan 4 la fabri-
caci6n del ron
!. catS-sin variaci6n: do $241 a $25 la ca
lidad corriente
= Ron.--Abatido con movimento de bai2.
Hoy vale de 81 $43 los 10 galones
c0n'65os.-El Banco EspaVo1 cotiza:
: Londres go DIV, $5-a24
Paris DIV, $1-16 por 100.
Estados- Unidos DIV, 20 por 100
@..s Espana DIV, IA por 100.
.Habana 8 DIV, 10 por 100
ENTRADAS
DE Habana Y escalas, 7apor espanoI
MG'e@etG, de 1856 toneladas, cap Ginesta, a L.
sDuplace: Sores de Dorado CO., 80 c. velas
sebo A la orden: P. II pqts tabliIlas.
vaperes Que Sc aguardan:
MayGgdes. sali6 de Liverpool ell 8 del ac-
tnal---N0'auelitG Maria, legara del 30 al 30
San Francisco, -llegara ell % Y seguira para
spana.--EarlpjdeS, sali6 ell II de N6eYa- York
Condo Wifredo, saldra ell % para Espana-
M04teUideO, salio de Cadiz ell 1O.-Aviles, sal
dra el % por Ell Este.
A4sAS4
PONCE
.Caf9.-Flojo de $243 a $26 por extremes.
Agdc0r,-Firme de So a 81 por refino 4
centritugada %
MJeles.-Gran demanda de $21 a $50 los
10 galones.
ROn.-De $40 a $50 los 10 galones.
CG0ebjOs-Londres, 90 div $3.50.
NueVa-York, 8 DIV $21 por 100.
ESpaTla, dIV S14 Dol 100
Arroz India, $40 a $3.50. Bacalao, re-
dor $63 Manteca, $13 $l4 Aios, 20 i; 80
centaVos. Tasajo, rededor So.
MAYAGUEZ
CGt6.-ReguIar demanda de $25 a $264
segun calidad.
Agstcar-Ha tenido buena demanda. Co
tizan hasta $310 reino rededor de $3-40
consume
Miele:S-Se mantiene acti7a la demantl3,
pagandose de 800 a $23 los 10 gaohes, segdn
calidad
Cans6jos. -Londres 90 DIV, $5-85.
NeW-York, 8 DIV, S21 por 100
Espana, 8 DIV, $14 $15 por 100.
MERCADO DE NEW-YoRK.
16 de AbYjE.
Az1car cristalzada, 81
Refino, 3 3T16
Mieles Islas Inglesas, 13 centavos gallon
Mexicanos, 76 centavos.
CambiOs SCORE Londres 4-851.
Harina trigo St. Lawrence, $50.
Idem maz Brand'Wine, 33.
- Tocino mess, ID $124.
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CHUF'AS

Sc acabaron las que vendia D. Francisco
Font
hortaliza. a s
Tanca esquina Fortaleza. Sc
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LOGoGRIFo NUMERICo

l2,3,45,6,3s91 II, Il, ,19, a. Is, 1917 Nombre
y apellido de uno de los j6Venes de la villa de
Coamo, q. vive frente a la plaza principal.-7,2,
11,4,8,6,13,5 Gomponen un instrumento de md-
sica-16, 1881 Un@eabo.--4,4,8,1,2 ,2,5 Un ar
ma de fuego.-16, 152,2,3,7,l1,12,1 ,13, Ii Un lago.
-7,8,2,5,4,1l Una enfermedad. -, II, 10, 10, 8
NOmbre de un general espanol. $50, 1921, ,l3,
5,4,4,ll Un RENO de- Europa. ,1o, 13, ,5,11
pueblo de la Isla.- II, 1869 Un cuadrdpedo.
Coamo. R.-A.
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FUGA DE C0NSONANTEs.
E..a,.O ,O..a..O LA.
9. ella. .e.a.O. h@
g e.a.O u. 10 ella
..e.a..i6 e..o.a.oa.

La senorita -Ana Cordero da las sgracias a
la amiga que le dedico la fuga de consonantes
on al n1mero 122 de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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ENIGMA
Rosario AngeJ0 Cdrnaera Elo5S0 Belen Ls'5so
~ M0rjG Dolores E3aTiqWet0 Aid0g
ANaeli0 Ze1eG60G U

Amelia Ze7D09dN. U
Tomando una letra de cada nombre formars
el de una simpatica San Lorenzena y su ape
lido
SeNsper idens,
Mnchas personals sin concienca, compran
las botellas vacfas con etiquetas del vino Rio
iano de Aleson, Rioja, que vende ID. Francisco
4 Font, para embotelar who's .ordinarios y sor-
prender al publico. 8
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Sc ha pePdido una Gaia de dientes amarra-
ia en. .l1n. panueIo blancO, clique la entreghe en-
Ia Gale del Sol ndmeyo 100, sera gratihcado.
u 3s3EsTtit}Ja s. aCRIPTOGRAFfA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,N,N,o,o,o,Vs. y
Con estas letras formar el nombre y ape
llidos de una senorita de esta lCapital -
aaa Et Club 1riNN05rGtO
Sc dosea tomar en- alquiler una casa terre-
ra. que tenga comodidades para faulilia, pa
gando de so 50 pesos mensuales. 81 que
Dueda otreeer alguna, que Sc dirija D. Ma
nuel Roman, quien tienef encargo de avisar al
que Ia interesa s-o
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ENTRADAS

DE Habana escalas, vapor espanoI
MG'easel0, de 386 toneladas, cap Ginesta, a IL
.Duplace Sores. de Dorado y CO., so c. veIas
sebo. "A la orden: P. IL pqts tabliIlas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Saturdays grain markets at the Produce Exchs nce
were quiet and utterly devoid of new features. In
wheat there were less than 100000 bushels salt
in and the trading again confined to local OPT
lions. The cables stronger particularly priv hte.
This said to be due 10 the buLsh circular put
BY the Farmers Alliance leaders, which led 10 gen
e7al rise all around. At one period tho market showed
gains of 3-401 cent Fridays close, and there
little covering Of local shorts. The receipts at
tlo West fell below general expectations and the
farmers deliveries to the United Klngdom-23,954
quarters-were not so large anticipated. Then
again, there reports from Missouri, announcing
serious damage by vermn and the seaboald ceaIances
liberal. August opened at 80 5-S cents and sub
seQuently touched SO 3S closing at SO is cents De
cember ranged from 80 IL cents early u 80 Ia ending
at 9s Is cents. on the culb August closed at 9d
cents and December at 9s 1-5 with dull trade The
spot market advanced 1894 cent and 10000 bushels
were taken for export NANNY special August delivery
At the outports moderate business reported for
shipment. Local milers bought three loads
w con b Tf s g sSSs aSa S
than had been expected at the West served to intensity ,
gained lac. On the spot there was firm market
with light dealings. nothing being done for export
On the curb August closed at 90 1-2c and september
oats hardened with the leading cereals, but trading
unchanged while later months were &c higher with
heavy for graded mixed. while white showed slight
decline. ,-. 49,,
hogs, some buying by foreigners, and covering OF
local shorts. o ..
COsi ,u.ices were Wheat-July, w l-oc august
90 sc scptember OGc october 97c November, 9ec,
December, 90 l-sc January, ST. 90 Ia; May,
81 O3 10
Coril-July, 20 14c: August SO 1-oc september,
G3 SC: october. so 1-2c; December. "a 1'2c; Jan
uary. sic.
oats-July. 41c; August "a 1-2c; September
80 l-4c. ann.
fard-JuIy. s6 so: August. So So september, So 03;
October. 81 % December 81 o.
The receipts OF grain and flour reported YESTERDAY at
New York PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows: Wheat 30l 800 bushels corn. 1899 bush
els: oats. 142,677 bushels total grain 6s4 10 bush
and ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat. 43O042 bush.
els corn os3223 bushels oats POI 057 bushels; total
grain. O21, 222 bushels flour, 1868 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27

SS JACK jsSo5; rack a' No Northern July ''''
rssP1, Jsy s@s,ssy Se:
steady; wheat-rrlcc- advanced S,d1c Business re-.
strc e BY light offerings red spot sec DO hS ri
IN elevator No red July. 0sa9shc; August 95',SgSc
September 95sa9Cs October. e7d97ac Cor1E,opno1
cables and in sympathy with wheat and prices advanced
siS There was little disposition 70 trade In this maj
car lots moderate supply and dun former rates
10 AuEs soW 81 T. g5sn egS S octo
Der oSi2d6ic oatsoca lots scarce and &c highsi
Futures neglected end nominay gncha1gea Saes S o
35as0c September s2aa83iac October 3ssa3ie. Egg
e ee s@S P Recspson o6 bb
wheat q 500 bush corn 2e5o0 BUSH oatS 1890 Dun
shipmentsWheat. 2j50o bush; corn, $500 bum; oa's'
s. Louis July 2sFOur dull gn @SsnEsa
down The market rallied ater and the close was 10
s e. aosEs y'is sb No. s cash best5Sr 's
At the opening the market advanced with wheat, but
later and At the close ah Ss S aS
G ss up her cash Ss Jg 5 y
SG:hihg doing nay inactive Bran am r ssk iie '
Cornmsai unbalanced whisEey. s. Is. Basgns , SIC
and sns ssSr TS 81 Tee 80 small. peay
bacon for which the southern demand CONTINUES aftiye
% S5 Is Dry salt nsa Ss, S SS . %SS g
o. o5s7 RIBS 81 shorss Bacon boxed shoases'
e. 81 3 53s S SS hf oo g 5 5Sag
20 GOD bush oats 600 bush. shipments-Flour 1000
bblsi wheat, $4,000 bushi corn $4,000 bush' 0a'S'
peoria H., July 2o-corn active. nTmi No q soc j
80 Sa,S Ss. 3 900 ' Sas
10 coo bushI rye, 500 bush.
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2Gs sf s n aSs'is sSyn scs1s
sss sS @ iSffs a.Sy,asr e weak TX
ana very Arm sales 10000 Picked bellies c;
d. 'Ai EYE fa q siode R'Sss Hams "a
go Rfa3 Il fssss sigSS
At s15 r% "a, a. further rise receipts Quoted
sssys ii 9a$ @ p I'd
tons gained ias points with more OF orii ls eoSsfus q
,sSSr Svs on the i!ehtsr receipts hogs
s;:. e s: -h hrn :si sus -
sales ESQ tc esoc Aueuft closed at $500 Sales SS
Closed 7sas ye Ssien ;isf a
'GS dlsscn. sDs S,Gs: ruled
s S1ssy y.''dI g.a though as @
ana psaa'y .I.aG oEes@ef extra issss
Si6s5 western i'; western
sA9 3ssi and Ps S1'' Dc S , .1
y .ss.ns, lF "a r ,3s. I6S
Western factory arns ezra IaSiaco ' taSs cNa ia
ffSon not Varied oG snSs St Ad s r
Srsa seSf.S do s %Slsq tsSstSsE
ne &c 4" ;S do good t. to P5ms fair good
6D 20 s TO Cess Go full s% aa2 Gh Its fat a
BOT a sa " AZ and WEAK R9e
i7e Michigan new:aid iska17c Northern Ohio and
Northern Indiana, Lobe; other Western. 15aGl0hc (;
Southwestern, fair to prime. 15a1ee.
sUGAR-RAW-Remal nominal IN absence OF business.
s. Ss ctt AID sc for % ccaiTltusa On the
Coffee Exchange July closed 38Ga3.4Oc; August 33G3
s4oc; september, 8Slds SOC: october S263Ss; No:
yember. s2s soc REIN and easy. Cut oat
StsS,c, iisn s 22x Mcad go Ga@snd
431oc; Windsor ~" s-lec, RdgswOod "a" She;
Phoenix -" tise Empire "a" &C No 9, S0scj 10; 7!
80. II, 3'sc: No IL 31c.
sTEAEINE-Lard fairly maintained city In bhds quoted
7Stc and DO IN ties. &c. Oeomsrgarine, city. 6tc.
TALLOW-Steady. but quiet. Prime city quoted at
1810d4bc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
ASSAULTS on POLICEMEN.

George Rosentrcter, twenty-five years old, OF NO.
Oi West Eleventl-st. arraigned In the Jefersoh
Market Police Court yesterday charged with throwing
cobblcstone at Police Officer Wilson, OF the sixteenth
Precinct. Rosentreter was acting in disouery man
ner at Eighthave. and Twenty third-st on saturday
night. Wilson ordered him 10 move on ana gave MN
prod with his night-stck ROsentreter walked down
Twenty third st. but as Wilson turned his back
he picked up cobblesone and hurled 1t at the officer
The stone struck Wilson glancng blow on the back
of the head, smashing his helmet and infiGdng big
scalp-wound. Two citizens seized Rosentreter and
assisted Wilson in taking him 10 the Twenteth-st po-
lice station house, where the officer had his head
dressed Justice Kelly held Rosentreter In default OF
al 900 bail for trial.
Henry Montford, young Englishman, was also ar
ragned In Jefferson Market Court yesterday. charged
with assauting Policeman Hsgan Of the Steamboat
SQUAD Montford came to this city from the West on
Saturday and went to the National Line steamer
Canada at Mortonst, to II he could get chance TO
work his way back to England The engineer of the
steamer told MontfoM that there chance for
him and he began to abuse the engineer Policeman
Hagan called upon 10 arrest MOntford, and while
he was taking Montford off Of the steamer he was
knocked down and kicked in the side. Montford was
held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday. July 25-BEEvEs-Receipts, 1919
and dressed and 80 carloads consigned direct slaughter
crs for 30 sales. Feeling firm for good Cattle
any Cable sdSices received to-day quote refrigerated Beef
s S@sr slow slow at lag estmatd dressed weight
Ma eafe as c5 head sa'
CXLvEs-Receipts, 20 head ali Westerns, one calf
J. p Sesoa sold 90 Western Calves, $50 n average.
o54 II JSs sgsd 9e ,os5. jersey ss
and steady common Sheep dull and weak and the under
Poorest to best Sheer sold at 50 $685. go TO
prime Lambs at s5dt6 70, and deck OF Jerseys ct o.
So Ss s. p STin 20 g.? Ss;ss 49, s'FSS''Es
80 Do 50 NJ a an so Lambs 5S G. S s g a.
do q D. at - so q do 81 sN a. e. So Sheen 10 n
g so; % do "a N. at 81 o2ia; 22s Kentucky Lambs
''J :. Pldccck & Sons: 225 Virginia lambs II ~ at
Ss g. 50 e S 80 IS SS 81 s. 90 8 v a. ca
4e at = 90 2S2 Kentpcy sheep 9sa H. at e. 25
Bucks 100 n. at 50 80.
Fs5@RT g. 52 s we;efg e Rspact
lambs i n so 81 50 do $50. H. at So 81 culs
MP6SIsoC Co 2Ss yg t9 a. I@mOs el'a .S Ct
isa d. 90 ~ at IS %; 40 cus, 6i'' ~ at So Bucks
s. IS is Kentucky Sheep, SO n Of 50 So is do SO n
r. Nipple & Co: % Ohio Sheen, 50 n, at s5t 10
DO. 50 = 70; 27o Kentucky Lambs Cculs)' 62 u
T;s los JSF'S Ohio h'T ssseS SS ss IS 50
Diilenback & Dewey: go Kentucky lambs, 70 n.
moGs- Receipts, - carloads of ] s23 head Firm
ard loo higher with sales Of State Hogs at s. O5a$0 10
ssis;-A W, lamb 81 State Hogs, lse n average
fed Sses . STAT iog. Log 1gs 3, 9 &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 20 (Specia Yesterdays session Of the
wheat market short and IL overcrOwded with
business wheat, however, steady. December sold
from ssc. 70 e94c. and closed at ss7sc The receipts
55s cars were nearly 200 under the expectations That
was bull factor. Then the export business
Iepored from the seabOard accomplished Friday was
another help Gables we're neither one thing the
other. frost promised for Wisconsin did not ma
traze Prominent local shorts were inclined 70 cover
They buying SUPPORT Mondays wheat
receipts are expected reach $50 The scaboard
IN wheat alone With nothing In the weather 10 crate
slsm 81 spring wheat and with next weeks
recsp expected 70 De. piiccs VIII
probsbly yiela -0r1,vs Corn was firm partly IN sym
lighter receipts than expected Yestroays cars were
~ the estimate for Monday 30 September sold from
ts2e 70 5bi2c and closed 55, HJ5ssc The future i.
Who altogether dependent upon the weather oats
we're STEADY within an dingy range, Septem-
s~lng between 27ls d27 re and closing at 27itc
small market and ~ ne aynDess ia grain 10 junp
n vas advanced 20 cents lard 10 cents, and re 90
SA@ "er Friday. The close q Little sndef the TOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
I'm RE EXCEED HIS AUTHoRITY'
,u.neEs BROUGHT BY AN ASSISTANT ENGINEER
,c,,ysr HIS COMMANDING OFFICER.

AGAINST HIS tONnnNOAN>N SNN1~a~~
Mace Of news in connection with the torpedo ooa'
s,nr now with the Squadron of Evolution, mas
s.rt ouet But IL is before the Navy Department
eo" ant,on Assistant Engineer b. @. Bryan, who was
W. ''uoa 70 duty on the Gushing couple months ago.
.,erred charges against the commanding officer
as,.onant Cameron MGR winslow, for exceeding MS
.,Sr,,v as such superior officer in suspendng him
g. d,iv for doing what his better professional 1udS
~, suggested that he ought TO do. When the Cush-
NV" machinery was being oyerhauled, the boss on
Us ,de Of the cylinder head of one Of the auxiliary
" s was cracked by the mechanic who was taking
:, "a Mr. Bryan reported the accident to Lieutenant
,.slcu and asked IL ne should 80 ahead with the
81 On the other cylinders He received Instructions
" a. so hut that the heads might not be CRACKED 10
,.amntIng to pry them Of he ordered a small hole
~ 10 drilled in the centre OF each into which he pun
ave bolt through which an iron bar was passed 10
nj them of
,ieptenant winslow learned what had been done
e,rmoncd Mr.. Bryan before him. and demanded 10
ov why alterations had been made in the machinery
., the vessel without his knowledge and permission
To this Mr. Ryran replied that the work he had done
"A not constitute change in the machinery, Lieu
enant Winslow differed from the engineer oIucer anu
suspended him from duty. Upon being relentra HI ~,
suspension Mr.. Bryan preferred charges asais' ~,
Commanding officer for exceeding his authority anu
asking an inquiry as to whether boring noe III Ic
CYLINDER heads the better to facilitate their reoNa'
constituted alterations in the machinery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rJvernool July % y. m.-Cotton- American-Midd1ns
Id The ses Of the day included 400 bales American
Futures closed steady. ACKNOWLEDGING low mdding
delivery 17.0i@ 1so4d August and September SsI, de-
livery 1oOid sellers September and October delivery
o46Ad buyers; October and November delivery 2S0d
BUYERS: November and December delivery, I 3l040
826fd; December ard January delivery $3.50 sellers
January and February delivery, 1 36.G4d buyers FEB
ruary and March delivery 8setd tIyerrs r,,d,,,o
o.iGc low mddng 7ci good Ordinary, 7;dec , net
and gross receipts o. bales exports coastwe I'D Dales
sales 165 bales; stock, 3, 10 bales ,,.,,. ,,.
Galyeston July 5oton noshnai nj Sna s,o.s Sc re-
CENTS e4 bales including bale new crop; sales 10
bales: stock 4,513 bales. 1870
Norfolk July 25Co.ton quiet middling. 7'.o net and
gross recsipts s - oao hIIes
New-orcans July 25aCotton steady n middlins ;
and gross receipts 80 bales exports 70 Great Britain
241 bales coastwise GS1 bolesi sales 1850 bales;
stock. 90 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.



Tho crude petroleum market in this city during The
last week experienced relief almost total
stsgnson Of the week previous there being about three
much business transacted. The weekly "Kiernan"
letter says however that the conditions of speculation
generally do no. seem to be in favor Of business All
that the dealers have been able to do has been
prevent the quotations from becoming wholly nominal
The from the wells has been meagre. Although the
producers have been doing fully much prices will
warrant there have been reports sent here OF any i'm
poreant strikes There is doubt about the oil pro-
auces Pennsylvania and nearby sections being likely
to find time. pools, but the production
on a e. stock IS I as report OF aUd
crude refined &C. S0o A11 port, from JSng a
sorf esp peri. ysaf salons:
here during he week fe Of s9 per cent compared
9 pSf %S3s
H @ sS$aSS isss sss 'i 6sfSe July sss
sysssgsa barrels @ j%y
1889 ssS 'H ISL IN July
n q ri &c % GSRPsPy snoy Pre-
2s Inclusive. with including July 81. follows
l.. asz EYE YS &c. 's; E 81
n % OHIO eli FR' 0S9g.n :RST as
r.,,, ms psI!v 81: s. SS f.
ASe;agc daily - sos 50 5$f G92s
The crude certificate market Saturday at The Con-
Transit certificates being tax az 677sa07ic
The range Of prices and total dealings in National
Transit certificates az the Stock Exchange and the ConsO
dated Exchange for the last weeks follows:
Stock Exchange Consolidated.
July is. July %. July IS. July 25
iishess ......-............ 81 67s G51 Gsis
s s5psi g 900 800 $500 C az
,o Tier We're sales Of barrels Of buckeye oil at the
at the Consolidated Exchange az 14dl4s cents.
The renned oil market easy without change in
prices as follows Barrels, G.s5a7 05 cents bulk, 40
bulk, $40 cents naphthG. 6 cents ' -
ForeSG quotations closed as follows: At Antwerp
16l2 francs 100 kilo at Bremen $50 marks per 30
klOs; at London 5.l6d5sa pence per imperial gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
11vr srorK MAEKrrs-RY rr1vGRAPH.

Buffalo, July 25cattle-Receig ~ leads eonsig me,
over market nj s.ardst nothing being sold up 10 late
hour proSnecs decidedly bad Tor - fair grades
with weaker tone. Sheep and lambReceipts 20 leads
consigned through ? cars Of fresh on sale Win cars hed
through 10 cars market slow for all bat good,
strictly cornfcd grades which sold at full prices; 49,
Louis. July 25-Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; ship
mcnis 900 head Market .tSdy good to choice natives
s5ds5 10 good $685. 10 Texan and Indian stcs
70 Oas4 Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head shipments 2 S0o
head Market slow fair choice heavy, 50 00afJ 90
mixed grades sSasj 80 light fair 70 best s. sass 60.
Chicago, July 25.-"The Evening Jourral' reports
Cattie-Recepts 300 head shipments 500 head steady
prime TO extra natives. s. 1886 90; good Q choice
- 5o995 IS: others SO 75ds5 10; Texans, 81 7'a6
head Shipments. 5000 head eeady rough and comiaon
ritchers' Weights IS $685. As; light, IS 2faej -
Shcq-Rccept. 1000 head; shipments 800 head stady
"a i5GS4 so Texans 81 COAST Is lambs, $500.