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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Los Sf0a d{58 3Eou4rdOs s NsVAAO III
Engenlo Sanchel, III Jose Ferrar J
Ferrer qae componen L. Gomis ou
de obreros Sociai aiietas de San JnAn.
.se hallan "a aata local lidad, desde 81
mArtes 10 del actual. habiendo lnau
gurado aus trabatos de propa gandas
en- la noche del 20 con IN meetlng,
.celebrado en- eI local que ocnpa !a
Federation libre
Para 81 lunes pro1i no. Sc anun
cia la salida para esa cindad de Anne
ritada Comfsj6n Socialista
Aver 81 celebrose en- esta pobla
ei6n Ia fiesta escolsf para conmemo
rar 81 natalicio de George Washing
ton, heroa de IL INDEPENDENTS y pri
mer presfdente de Il Gran Repdbli
ca.
Mas de 500 nifos de ambos
sexos y 800 personss mayores Sc
reunieron las dos de la tarde en- el
salon dispuesto para ell caso, en- ell
amplio almacen de los Sres Lecaroz
9 ri discurso de abertura & cargo
del maestro principal don Domingo
Aponte, fue brillantfsino, tnerecien-
do nutridos aplausos del auditorio
Tambien faeron bien aplaudidos los
demas profesores por sus respecti
vas or clones, presentaId3 & Wash
ington como soldado, polftico y ciu
dadano. ~,
Iutermediaron los discusses VA
rios cantos y recitaoiones en- irgtes
espaf1ol, unaa veces por niflos solos
y otras fernando inacioues
por eli orden de las letras de gran
tamaf1o, que al terminar entregaban
al professor don. Augusta Malaret,
quien las iba colocando4en una cinta
donde los especta1oresA pudieron
leer George Washington, EI Pa
Gre de Ia Patria. w. ~.
Entire los nifiOs que mas Sc dis
tinguieron debep notarse Adolfo vi,
vvs Oumiugo VetaS Cunsuelu auu
zalez Mercedes Palma Maria AFRO
yo, Elena Palma Fernando Lugo
y Rafael Maria Perez Rossell de Ia
escuela de don Domingo Aponte.
Merece muy especial menc16n
un grupo de marineritos de ambos
sexos q3erevolucionaron en- distin-
tae d1recclones con gracia sin igual.
Tan ameno como solemne acto
termin6 con el juramenro q Ia ban
dara que efectuaron los' nif1os pues'
tos de pie y con ell hrazo derecho ex
tendido hacia adelante.
Sigui6 el desfle por el siguiente
orden.
Escuelas pdblicas de la pobla
ci6n con sus maestros y banderas ma
cionales. Colegio cat6lico Hispano
americana, con banderas. espaflola
y americana Colegio Presbiteria'
no con varias bsnderas las que SO
guian las escuelas rarales.
Con admirable orden recorrie
ron las princfpales Gales de la po'
blaci6n & los acordes de la m6sica
para voloer despues al salon donde
los nif1os fueron 5obsequiados con
dulces regalados por don Jose Cola
20.
Ell alma de tan sgradable fiesta
fue Miss Ruth A Gottliek maestro
de kindergarten, Ia cual desde al
gun tempo venia empleando en- su
preparation todas las horas, fuera
de sus classes.
Reciba esta laboriosa Srta los
placemes de los padres, muy cspe.
cialmente de este revistero- Los
<intermedios> estuvieron & cargo de
Ia orquesta. Hasta otra.
IL CoRRnsPoNsA1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
LENT S Y ESPlEJ JUELO S
"UNICOS AGENTES"

S. nos dice que pronto Sc da
ran retreta en- la plaza de Bayam6n
Que CORE allf la idea de celebrar
en- Mayo la fiesta de la Cruz.
Los to.toteflos jaime Grant y
John Carders, vecinos de Puerta de
TERRA, tuvieron aver una rif1a, re-
sultando lesicnade el primero. Am
bos fueron detenidos disposition
del Juzgado de San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
N0TICIAS.

ii, Por denuncia de don Jose Palau
empleado. de Ella Mallorquina, fue
detenfdo el inaividuo Jose Cuello, de
malos antecedentes que fu6 hallado
an Ia azotea de dicha casa. Pocos
dias hace que en- el mismo estableci-
miento Sc cometi6 nm robo con esca :
lamiento por el mismo sitio. Dicho
sugeto ha sido condenado & 10 diae
de trabajos forzados.
Don Tomas Vazquez, don Domfn
60 Pales, don Modesto R m os y
Luis Es Castaynet nombrados copce
jsles de Ia minoria en- el Ayuntam
to de Grayama, han renunciado sus
cargos.
Carmelo Torres, es un muchs
cho que en- union de otros que nc
pudieron capturarse, llegaron ano-
che 4 un puesto de cigarrillos de Ia
plaza de Armas, arrebat&ndole de IL
mesa al vendedor IS cajetillas dc
dicho articulo. AL Torres SO le con
demo q 1 dollar de multa'
Antenoche en- el zaguan de la ca
sa n6mero IL de la Gale de San Jose
Jovito Acevedo y otros p&jaros. de
cuenta, trataron de darle un atracf
& Esteban Huerta que portaba S do
liars. AL lfegar Ia policfa todos hu
yeron, pero Sc logr6 capturar q
Jovito, 6 qnien el Tribunal de poll
cfa conden6 solamente & 2 dollars d.
multa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Sc han matriculado va varios
j6venes para la clase nocturna de la
Escuela de Taquigrafis del senior
Geigel, que comenzaran el dia 1 Q
del pr6ximo mes Sabemos que los
aiumnos de las classes de dfa Sc ha.
llan muy adelantados. Siga con
igual 6xito nuestro amigo 81 Sc Nor
Geigel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
Fosforos

Marca bolivar, cajas de 10 CRY t.
sas, cajeta tamai1o grande incluso Sc
Hos q $54 en- oro
& Z corriente <53 <
Marca <Estrell hamigera, de !
gruesas:
Cajeta tamafo grande incluso orc
Hos & $5-85 en- Sc
Sc venden en- la caIle &c Tetuan
mum. 81.
Pnerto-Rico l2 Octubre de 1900.
Ms &C 30
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Una de las causas prlncipales
de haberse extendido de tan terrible
manera ell incendio de Puerta de
TERRA, obedece al POGO material de
que Sc dispdnfa en- los primeros mo-
mentos, pues ell pueblo,&vldo de apa'
gar pedfa herramientas y no las ha
bfa. Asf nos 10 dicen testigos homo
rabies que presenciaron 81 siniestro.
La Junta de SAME dad nos ase'
gura no ser esacto que no Sc pague
a los presos 10 que tienen asignado
por los trabajos de ]impieza.
Al secretario del Tribunal de
Eumacao Sc pide remits la mayor
brevedad copia de la sentencia die
tada contra Carmelo Gomez Alvira.
En- ell dltimo parrafo de la
<Cr6nica de Ia Semana, de aver,
meti6 ell cajista dos erratas gordas,
que debemos corregir. Dicho parrafO
fue escrito asf:
eInduda blemente erau tres esprit
tus superiores que andaban peregri
nando por e:ts mundo sublunar, don
de SO dan esractaculos tan sublimes,
como el del Tcansvaal, el de Filipi :
mas, y 81 que estan presenciando en-
estos momeutos lo+ pacientes corde
ros ruertor1 ique11os.s
Ell domingo "a del corriente
depositaron 504 imponentes $8l7 As
en- el Credito y Ahorro Ponc9no y
hasta aquella fecha Sc han expedido
1871 libretas.
osNsEJo '4As MADhEs.--E jarabe ealmame
e. a. 1ss
as Ha 'sS Il sneo
Pisrta eon muoha yiyezs Es mny ssradabls, 81 pa
este nejer eonoeao remedio para Ia diarrss, rs
dado " pedir por Jarabe csimante de- Hr. winslo~
Ell q llegara de paso para Ca
racas en- ell vapor eMarfa Herrera,
del cual se trasbordara al <Phila
delphia, Ia compa11ia de opera del
seflor Sieny & Ia que viene q esperar
q esta ciudad ell Empresario venez,
lano sef1or Leicibabaza.
Parece que seran nombrados
profesores para escuelas rurales te
Bayam5n los sef1ores Gambia, Mas
caro-, Lloveras, y sef1orita Allend
y una Principal que reside en- Juana
Diaz.
TuvimoA el gusto de recibir ls
grata vista de nuestro estimasi',
amigo colaborador, don Andres
Quero, vecino de Arecibo, para don
de regresar& maf1afia.
Sol 67-Se venden muebles; il
bros 6 instrumentos para, medico
Pueden verse de & II 7 de 9 & 5.
n-a-6-
En- ell cuarto de socorros de
Santurce fu6 asistido aver el nillo
Luis Barbosa de una herida en- Ia
cara que le infiri6 otro chico de
nombre Eustasio COsme.
Ha sido condenado 2 diss lie
arresto ell individuO xEJeuterio O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Hoy. q las 8 de la tarde ha de-
bido celebrsr session nuestro Conce'
10 municipal.
Ha fondeado en- nuestro puer'
to ell vapor americana <Evelyn, pro
cedente de Nueva York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Ell ce}ebrado baritone espanol
don Ramon Lafita y el actor puerto
rriquef1o don Jose Mendez Cardona
han tornado un cuadro lfr.co conf
co para, en- union del <2olffonos ulti
ma perfection del Fon6grafo de Edi
son hacer una excursion por la Isla
despues de dar-un par de audiciones
en- ell Teatro de esta Capital
Especificos homeopaticos de
Humphreys, de venta en- la agencia
de don Rafael Castro Gonzalez, Fo:
taleza 81. Sc regala un manual para
su uso en- espaf1ol 6 en- ingl6s q quien
10 solicite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

En- ell cuarto de socorros de
Santurce fu6 asistido aver Ell nifio
Luis Barbosa de una herida en- Ia
cara que le infiri6 otro chico de
nomkre Eustasio COsme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Ha fondeado en- nuestro puer'
to ell vapor americana <Evelyn, pro-
cedente de Nueva York.
CAMAS de una y dos plazae,
maquiuas para coser, de pedal y ma
no. tohsllas, alfombras, canisetas,
medias y ca1cetines. Surtido colossal
de camisas blancas y de dolores q
60, Is y 81 uno, encajes de todas cla'
ses, puntillas para camisas y ena-
guas desde 10 centavos pieza. Todo
mas barato one nadie. Lucas Cine
nez San Franaisco Al. P
Don Florencio Berries y La.
pez, Juez municipal dc Humacao,
manifesto al Gobernador CIVIL que
no tiene Inconvenience en- de4empe'
mar & la vez el cargo de Juez de Po'
licfa que considera compatibles.
Don Perfecto Bur6s Notario
pGblico en- actual ejercicio, solicita
Ia plaza de Juez de Policfa de Ad.
juntas.
TereSlna Moreno Calder6n.
PROFESORA DE CANTO
Alumna distinguida daJusto BLASOO
Professor del Conservatorio
de Madrid.
DarA lecciones q domioilio, pre- :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
En- Santurce,

En- Santurce, la individua
Gregoria Morales, que tuvo una
question con Faustino Verdejo, no
pudi6ndose vengar de 81 le mata una
ga1lina deksu propiedad. Denuncia-
do 81 hecho, eli Tribunal conden6 &
la Morales & pagar Il gallina & su
duef1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
TereSina Moreno Calder6n
PROFESORA DE CANTO

DarA lecciones & domioilio, pre- .
clos convencionales
Para informes dirigirse ala Srta
Ana Otero, Luna go altos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
MUEBLES BARATOS

SlI eflas de Vlena negT5s, y
nogal. Siilerias Americans varios
precios. Juegos de habitaci6n y CO.
medor, Escritorios comerciales y
para Sra Lamparas, camas, cur as,
espejos para sala, consolas galerias
para cortinas, sillas sillCnes anna
rillos y otros artfculos en- "Los No
vios' Fortaleza 43
Ma -P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Sol 67-Se venden muebles; il
bros instrumentos para medico :
Pueden verse de 9 & II J de 2 6 5.
n-a-R-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26
Ha sidO condenado 4

Ha s1dO condenAd0 B d1sS he
arresto ell individuo <E)euterio o
Perez, por quedarss con una canas
ta = so centavos en- met6lico que ie
entreg6 Joaquin Ramon sin devol :
yerloe { "a dueifo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Jose Nogueras. sin domicilio y
de malos antecedentes lie quito aver
varios dulces al vendedor Loreto
Melendez, atropellaudole luego De-
nunciado el hecho y detenido Ell au-
tor, fu6 condenado hoy q 10 dias de
trabajos forzados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Parece que seran nombrado )
profesores para escuelas rurales &c
Bayam5n los sefores Gambia, Mas
caro-, Lloveras, y senorita Allena )
y una Principal que reside en- Juan,
Diaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

La gran mOda en- cascos do
sombrero negros acaba de recibirse
por ell vapor ftait@s en- la tienda de
media Gel Cie]o,. gran baratillo de
telas escocesas preciosas q 8 centa-
vos. piques y telas de seda cruda
10 centavos las mejozes y mas ba'
ratas camae c0lchonos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-26

Tuvimos el gusto de recibir Ia
grata vista de nuestro estimasio
amigo y collaboration, don Andre
Quero, vecino de Arecibo, para don ,
de represar& mafIafia.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRU AIRY 90 1901

sssoies 5''s5e hsss si.sS3.e Pans s'sS.e e Japan.
pan: a steady movement i reported in an primary
POINTS ne volume dlsappointins short oi enpsS- "a,
ot the previous week. 70 milling output renee
cleaned stocks contnue accumulate. Factors eyInee
p.cayune only showing the temper and fail 70 hring
about the desired result Buyers class ndner-
the ell The stsndoh is likely continue until inrush
of trade shall force operations whether or no MateTia
is value sna moving dare msintain'' TaImage New
Receipts rough stO sacks: last si3Of6 sacks
ss. cleaned estimated - T45 bbs: last year O16!e
Carolina crop date Receipts. Al go bbls
Sales. 81. a95 bbls. Market quiet 80.
changed list prices QGoations follow: Loaf crushed
po%Sered sS5 SeiH Sonfscti5Hers grsnuatsd 575c;
cartons, 70 bass ana 70 bass Of fine gTanulated;
Se; s-agie ne sranulaeS sia,laL = ao N h.. &
Ss ana 10 iVe; ; 30 o 4 'y'i 7 30 30 81 10 Sc: 80 H.
information received by Of cable from London was
anything Of an unsatisfaeory average indicating au
delivery declined 40 ed while the future option
barely maintained es 50. The local situation Was
Unforeseen 20 neite buy
motives Trade was slow and the nominal gnoiatiohS
TEA-The market for tea futures steady as 20
tone but destitute of activity In fact most Of the session
Sentiment decidedly mixed. with public speculation
sti conspicuous by its absence. Investors were tnor
they with statistics and tea crop news The
trade was equally piling commitments TOT
FEBRUARY IS 500 "a n: March IL s01s50: April IS io
l2co; May iS 40al36O: June Is 5Ogl3To: July 1860
rs sSai4: NovenSef is aoSfi4iS; Deeembsr IS3i4 3o
January. i4ai45o Spot japan No quoted at i4'sc
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

KIN dried. s. ssss2 90 as 70 hrand...RAo MEAL
ss rEED-FirIssr ' e1o,sa: sA sHi.ns q Sfsa s sSoG
bran Suik SIC 5s.i3 IS: eearss %n,er sras si4 Ss
sss ~ So W M 0on a sss sss 81 s 'iSS s1%sy eS5 s ; m go &
GRAiN-wHEAT-An thlass considered the Ehss!
yesterday then might have been expected EsIeealy n
market rssuting in an advance for The day q se n
curb advance from 7s7sc May soc The
nor iSruentisi being limited as heretofore msiaiy
70 the local oontnsent which yesterday happened 10 Be
concerned bear have advantage
export business did not exceed y loads any Of
sesseard points seaeoard eesranoes were small snd
ssSe ~ sss & ass5s' % Sssrssss on .hs day year ar
The day had moderate ssllns orders foT wheat The
he continued small interior movement sggrega,ng yes
1srsaS % 40 coo bush sgsns Sso 600 bush = year sS9.
son with 47s last year There taik q
varieties for Continent which were difficult 70
time this eonsderation lost weight near the close in
view Of the small cash business at other points Early
upon market but later wheat pulled corn out Of
EeSatar PEOPLE IN Chicago we're oreaea with Srehasss
ready supposed 20 hold Taken aitogether howeve the
market IS 5 o s S Re 5o 9 S ny other BY the ss2t P
sentiment al the close could not he said stand unani
oerned. Quotations Of wheat anoat basis.
Duluth sSsc; No ! northern Duluth s6'se % arrive;
No Northern Chicago s4fse. 30 RED NeWoIork;
Chicego, nc spot; No hard New-York Site.
CORN-The market irregular throughout the
rather inclined sell OF under large sales ~
Chicago by important interests These not readily
absorbed by the local contingent and for
brief rally right the openinE the market ruled
barely steady all day until close. when the
strength q wheat caused reaction that prices
unchanged the previous night. Export business
he fairly good 30 loads hut seaboard clear
only zoe 500 hush. Fnglish markets closed
A6i.d lower out Of 80 received a Chicago
only graded contract and but 2EO
nected Wednesday with COUNTRY offerings small No
closed zSic elevator s7i1c delivered No white
4s@c snd No yellow. s6ko. both saoat.-.-.-
OATS-The local situation IN about unchanged
the market ruling fairly steady sales II
~ on bush f'r exncrt. No closed 3ni3c: No 3
soc; No . white white Saiz &c. mixed.
34'-e; track white slis 0SSisc; white clips. 3SL
fSSas RYE-Market steady: No I Western
quoted 81 and No ? Western. 6ic both a60st,
State ss9S7e. -BARrEY-Markst quiet Feeding
was quoted 4sdsie and mailing e0F6Sc both Z. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. lo.-Closing- -wheat-spos dull: No
California. Is "a No Northern spring 6s 2'ad; No red
Western winter 5s ND futures steady March os 10 90;
Is i0A.d: American mixed Old uEd futures steady
February nominal; March 3s S4sd May, 3s Sasd- Peas
Canadian quiet. SIS Sd Flour-St Louis fancy winter
stcady SIS 60 Hons al L0nlon-I acihc Coast steady,
f4Ht5 iJs Beef easy: India SIS 3D. Pork
easy, prime mess. Western. 63s Hams hrn short cut.
70 i6 n. AS 9d. Lard steady; prime Western. n
terces American refined pals. 39s 3d. Bacon
-CumberIani cut. 70 steady. o. short rib.
10. as Sd long clear middes. light Is TO
81 n ais ga long clear middles heavy SO TO 80
n 3D. short clear backs. 10 10 20 H. nrm. SSs
Cd Gear bellies - % l6 70. seady. as 9d shoulders
square II 70 II ~ steady. 5ts 3D. Butter duli; finest
States sos good United states 75s Cheese quiet
finest white. sos; Amer finest colored Sis
Taow-Prime ,ity. quiet. 25s 3D. Australian. London
27s COZ seed oil-Hull refined spot dull l9s Cd
Turr rne-Spirlts quiet 2Ss 3d. Rosin-COmuon steady
PetroleuulRehned dull Id Linseet oil dull. 28s
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.-Peo

- ple OF the state York against Granite State
Tro,t5ent fln.-In pursuance Of
Supreme Court in the above entitled and
order was entered IN the Office Of the Clerk OF Kings
County on the Of October 1900 hereby
given 70 an creditors claimants and stockholders
Granite stats PTOvtdent Association. and Of Edwin p
Dlck asR thereof Claims,
with vouchers attached thereto verified by the
that tha debt shown by the claimant
flsty and from said Association, or
Receiver the creditor ramed In the voucher and
counter-c,aims and set-offs. Russell
Fsl Referee appointed by J:ie aforesaid
purpose ascertainng the claims OF shareholders
said association, the Office OF
"A Pine Street. In the City OF New York.
Manhattan. before the 18th
1901 and in o. failure OF Of the stockholders
aforesaid they will precluded sharing
I'm dividends paid
his session.
yided In 1907 OF the Code Civil Procedure
Dated. New York. octUber 16th 1900
EDWIN E. DICKINSON,
Receiver the Granite State PrOVident Association
LEXOW. MACKELLAR & WELLS. Attorneys Re-
cever 41-i3 Cedar street. New York City. Borough
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcW-NOrk. FEBRUARY ~ lsOl.
Additional bull pr1gress made IN the
,-,ret Today and speculation continued brisk. with
ss b,ivine the chief interest. The well
serr .-0ru@r syndicate the principal buyer OF the
~ months sellers being importers and the more
raee7 bears the openns the MAJ ket ruled steacy.
,5fi prlres unchanged. At noon the market vas nrm
s Dsi points higher In the early afternoon an eneT-
80. demand from all quarters forced prices stll higher.
- te figures the day showing rise 81 y points
SIN lafer there reaction under pront taking
~ room longs bear faction, hut the market nm
,shes the DAY steady tone and net unchanseo 70 ~
.,-ts higher Total sales well scattered through
- list The foreign market news was not factor.
-sne generous receipts n the crop country had been
rrsty thoroughly discounted. Sentiment az the close
s inclined 10 sun higher prices the theory
investment buying would continue and that the
r interest would be reduced any further show Of
.,rs1qfS Spot conee IN market steady
n f-re With the basis Of sse for Rio
= ans 7Ac Rio IS. invoice lots
The range prices IN the local market to-day
- d
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
60 tuhom IT tflan Goureru.
NOTICE.
A GENERAL MEETING of the stOckh

NOTICE.
A GENERAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Of the Blue Ridge Mining Company will be held
March eth 1901 T. NJ. the Office Of the Company
No 10 Broad street City New York and state Of New
York 70 vote upon the following resolution
Resolved Blue Ridge Mining Company
crease It's capitas S25o0 10000 S40tO
said increase cumulative hve per preferred
be entitled cumulative dividends thereon
for each calendar year after April lsi IDOL
dye per cent per payable annually October
ist and April lst before any dividend the common
stock he and In the Of
luton liquidation OF the company. the holders
preferred shall be entitled % receive the
~ tNar serred and accrued and
iae dividends before anything shall paid upon
tbs -,umou stock out OF the Of the company
whenever calendar year there shall any
dividends
on he preferred for the then year
ana for previous calendar shall have been paid
set aDar, the Board Directors dividends
on the common able OF such remaining
P'u' ~ " FREMONT HILL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb l9-Cotton aulet: n1iddng eisc; low
middlng S0-l6c good ordinary. 77sc: receipts s.I65
bales. the Continent lO24 bales; sales. 10
bales, stock. I76.930.
Baltimore Feb. 19.-Cotton nominal: mddlng 5-16c;
mddling s7sc ordinary sac: receipts, 43
bales. stock. N 24S bales
Savannah. Feb. 10-Cotton duist: mdding. ac low
ddlng she ordinary nominal: receipts. 223s
ports the Continent b. O6O bales coastwtse 25e bales
sales bales, stock % $50 bales
New-Oreans Feb. le.CoJtonlo Holiday. Receipts s.270
Britain. S,usO bales, coaStWise,
loo bales. stock 3G9, 100 bales.
Memphis Feb. l9.-Cotton easy: mGdng 1-16c; low
dalinE tGc; good ordinary. l3-l6c receipts
1868 bales gross receipts llsi bales shipments 2O55
bales: salGs eco bales; stock. 15l.O69 bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
ClInnpus.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH,

" ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Whereas.
libel petition has been nled In the District Court OF
fhs States District
On January 81. 1901. by John D. Daley owner OF
tatn stake boat limitation OF liability for all
dasfrscttOn caused sinking Of
ssid vessel in the Hudson River about October
fSth nd Whereas. petitioner has transferred
me sad vessel ana things saved from her
ction saS5 of the United States Revised Statutes
o,der Of the Court thereunder 10 Samuel H. Lyman
trustee for the benefit OF Ll parties who
enrifed thereto. pursuance
on The monitlo1 issusi directed
dsIVsr-d \ do hsrebv cite claiming
for Toss obstruction injury by the
sinking aforesaid 10 file and make due % their
respective claims before Thomas Alexander. ESD. a
United states Commissioner at his Office In the Post Of
ace Rniiing IN the City OF New York on or
TN day OF Nav 1901. a. n A. NJ: and appear
before said Court on May Tth. 1901. al II A ". and
answer petition. otherwise they will de-
and debarred from participation in proceeds
OF said vessel
Dated New York. February 1901.
WILLIAM HFsNFlEr.
United Marshal Southern District OF New York
ALEXANDER & ASH. Proctors for Petitioner. II Broad
way New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb i9-Manufacturers have succeeded IN low
erng the prices OF shade This Is principaIy the
Territory grades While there has been more
activity in the market week yet the demand con
fined purchases for immediate use Manactusrs are
disposed 20 the secured basis or tetSe toI us
medium Territory wOols and enough OF the trade
Inclined this demand as 20 make tt fair
considerable hodings and there Is eesire tS sell which
gives the buyer the advantage Ohio ana pennsylvania
heeees-xN and Xxx above, 27qesc; dsaiae. 2ee: No !
washed 2Ia2sc; coarse ana braid washed 25a26c Mich
,san Wisconsin. ete.-X Michigan, 22s23e; No Mich
2oG0ss ard br>d. Washed. 25g2oc: nns seatns