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BLOCKADE j FQR. GREECE
For.,s, A4a,rai9 ordered to Clos.
tie Principal Ports.

&keHBEA&SsV
the Principal Ports. i
st. Petersburg, March 16.--1t il as
serted here that the admirals command
ing the foreign squadronsl In Cretan wa
tcrs, with the exception of the Italian
and French commanders, have received
orders from their respective govern
ments to blockade the Piraeus, the town
of Syria, on the Greek island Of that
name, and the port of Volo in Thessaly.
London, March 10. "A dispatch from
Vienna says that the other powers made.
proposal to France and Italy for q
mixed occupation of Crete, each power
contributing an equal number of men
sufficient to bring the total army OF
occupation up to $4,000 men, but that
the proposal was rejected by those gov
ernments upon the ground of the. ex-
pense involved. Germany and Austria,
the dispatch says, will take merely
nominal part in the occupation of the
island.
London, March 16.-A dispatch from
Berlin says that the governments of
Germany and Austria have declined to
take part in the mixed occupation OF
Crete by the powers. Russia was the
power which requested the mixed oc-
cupation referred to. Her proposal was
that each of the powers send 1900 SOL
diers to Crete to restore order and COM
pei the Greek troops to evacuate the
island.
= Paris, March 18.--In the chamber OF
deputies the government was ques-
toned as to the Greco-Cretan situation
and the action which had been taken
by France in regard thereto. Replying,
M. Manotaux, minister of foreign af-
fairs, said that the Turk, as well as
the Greek, must evacuate the island OF
Crete, excepting at points which were
occupied Jointly by European troops.
The powers, he said, would insure SEE
curly in the island by landing REIN
forcements, each supplying 600 men.
The powers, he continued, held that the
reply of Greece to their ultimatum was
insufficient. They had agreed at the
outset to enjoin upon Greece the re-
call of her troops from Crete and then
proclaim autonomy for the island.
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ssMaybe it was very nice Of him to take
me along just to show his appreciation OF
the American champion, but l kind Of
think he was of the opinion that he
would even things up on the votes OF
those sporting fellows. like Mckinley,
and l think he Is very nice man, but,
on the level, presidents amt always as
great as their regulations when you get
close to them.
II never met Cleveland, but ! know,
something about him. some time ago s
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defeated Ed Richmond for mayor, John
Kraker was elected treasurer, r. J.
Weisner and George Deicnan justices,
and Joseph Primes, George Ranch, q.
Kepple, John AIcGregor, Win schauks
aldermen. The election passed of quiet-
ly, although some earnest work Wa
done. In the evening q ratification
meeting was held at the city hall, With
speeches By both the retiring and newly.
elected officers, and with music 81 tlx
Eelroec band. tsj III VS. sss VI
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Reward offered for rurnpfke Raider.

Frankfort, Ky, March II. - Gov.
Bradley has Issued a proclamation offer
ing reward of $3.50 for the arrest and
conviction Of each one of the turnpike
raiders who burned two toll houses and
shot the keeper of one in Mercer county.
Heretofore the governor could not offer
reward where the tol1gate was re-
moved, but where arson and murder are
committed the governor can offer re-
ward for the perpetrators.
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was going down to country fair In the
interior of New York. Cleveland, who
was running for Office then, was to be
down at the fair, too, just to meet the
farmers, / suppose, and get acquainted.
Before the fairI got a telegram from the
editor of "a New FORK newspape that was
booming Cleveland then, saying: Don't
go down to the fair; will explain later.'
I wired back to know why shouldn't go
ia to The AlY. The answer came: Cannot
ltell In a teleg1aza; explain as soon as you
come tDNem York s.-s s. s5 .. sg8
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Crazed by Defeat the Vanquishsd
Californian Again Attacks
the Victor.
Fitz Makes No Attempt to Defend
Himself, and Friends Take the
Hysterical Loser Away.
Ashment-Story OF the Remark
able Battle by Rounds.

Carson, New, March 1s.--After two
years of doubt and yeSatious postpone
ments, the heavy weight championship
ct tl,c world was decided beyond cavil,
when Robert FitZsimlnons sent James
j. Corbett helpless to his knees with a
3eft hand blow under the heart after
one minute and forty-tive seconds in the
fourteenth round of their battle in the
arena here Wednesday afternoon. Tho
great contest was WOE in the simplest
manner end the knockout was the re-
cult OF one pnwary move On the part
o. Corhett.
the Knockout Diow.
After the first minute Of the four
teenih round had been spent In few
harmless clinches and counters, Fitz
made false lead with his right for the
Jaw. twas simple russ, but it caught
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great men he had met McKinley's name
was mentioned, and he said: go
'It amuses Inc when they talk about
McKinley's innocence, During: the time
he was running Tor governor I was play
ing against him in q small town, which
had a very sporty population. I was
about to start out for the -theater; when
np comes his secretary and says: "AAIr Mr..
gorbets, Gov. Mckinley IL stopping ct the
hotel, and he would be very pleased to
meet YOU. !. 81
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RAN INTO DROVE OF HORSES.
Missouri Pacific Train Wrecked
Three Killed. Six Injured.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 16.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger train, north
bound, which left here at 9:15 o'clock
Sunday night, was wrecked at Wolf
Creek, Kan, IA miles east of Hiawatha,
at midnight by running into a bunch
Of horses. The engineer and fireman
were killed, express messenger, bag
gageman and conductor badly injured
and three passengers hurt, one Of them
afterwards dying OF his injuries. The
dead are Ed Nye, engineer, Kansas City;
Patrick Conner, fireman, Kansas City;
j. B. Meador, travelling man, Atchison,
Kan. Engineer Nye was one of the
oldest engineers in the service, having
been on the road for 4years.
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sugar Refinery Resumes.

New York, March 1.-THE sugar fac
tory on South Second street, Williams
burg, belonging to the American Sugar
Refining company, after shut down Of
over five months, opened Monday night
with force of nearly SOC men. The in
PRODUCTION of the tariff bill with it's
increased duty on sugar is believed to
be responsible for the resumption.
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Latest Diamond Match Deal.

Chicago, March 1s.-Word was res
ceived in this city Wednesday that nego-
tiat!ons have been closed for the sale
Of the Liverpool (England) factory
owned by the Diamond Match company,
with all machinery and other contents,
to corporation to be formed by Coates
& Son, the London bankers. A syndicate
Of bankers and brokers who have been
carrying thousands of shares of Match
stock since Moore Bros. failure last Au-
gust is responsible for the deal. ~
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To ship Corn to New Orleans.

Perry, o. T., March 17.-Business men
of Blackburn and Usage City, towns on
the Arkansas river, are building half
dozen barges or boats and during the
rise of the river will ship corn to New
Orleans on the Arkansas river. They
buy corn at from six to twelve cents
per bushel and get good prices in New
Orleans
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Lake Freight Rates Reduced.
No insurance for Suicides.

Washington, March 17.--In the equity
court, involving the question whether
the heirs of a suicide could collect his
insurance from the Knights Templar
and Masons Indemnity company, of
Chicago, Judge McComas decided In
favor of the company. The case in
which the decision was rendered was
that of the estate of Frank Schwartz,
who was insured for $4,000 in the COM
pat1v named.
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Manifold Crowded out.

Spring feld, I'LL, March 10. AT eau'
Gus OF the republicans Of the senate
Wednesday 1t was decided to seat Or
vile F. Berry by vote Of 2s yeas to 8
nays. This will dislodge Mr., Manifold
(democrat), when the matter comes bee.
fore the senate to-day. i
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National BANK Resume =.

Washington, March 17.-rhe First
national bank Of Sioux City, Ia. which
suspended payment November 10, 1905,
and was placed temporarily in tho
hands of a receiver, has been permitted!
to reopen it's doors for business.
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The Eighth CITY.

Mansfield, o., March II. - Arrange-
ments have been completed whereby
Mansfield becomes the eighth city in tha
Interstate league with j. G. Strouthers.
of Columbus, as manager. The league
season will open Apri! RI.
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THREE PRISONERS BURNED.

jail at Doveraa TENN, Destroyed BY
d,EiNe. 80
Nashville, Temp. ,M4qrch 1e.-At Dover,
capital OF Stewart county, the Jail was
destroyed by Are early in the morning.
-Four prisoners ohs white man and
three negroes, &ead4he only occupants
Of the building attic time. The white
man escaped, but the three negroes were
10 badly burned that there Is no trace OF
their bodies. < ,,I5 u
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Forgery Altered,

Paducah, KY Masoh 16.-M. g. Copa
cx-presldent of the First national bank
ofPaducah, is MISSING, and, 1t is said, has
forged $4,000 Of negotiable paper. He
made confession. resigned and left
town. His bond is good.
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he NET GREAT men.

/, Corbett Tells How. He Game Across
Grove: and the Majcr.
5 Some. time before the recent fight came
y Off between CorbeH and Fitzsimmons "a
dispatch from Carson, Nevada, told the
ffoltowing stor rs '9 85a.si s.
S2 oq1lb,ett was ii great form today, aud at
aii,nnoh ole stories about the
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wALLlNa TO HANG.
Gov. Bradley Refuses to Interere with
the Verdict.

the Verdict.
Frankfort, KY, March 16.-Walling
hangs March 20. 1t was five minutes
to seven o'clock when Gov. Bradley ar
rived from his supper. He came out and
read the following endorsement on
Walling's petition:
'.The Jury were the Judges Of the credi-
bility Of the witnesses, and their verdict
should not be disturbed unless fagrantly
against the evidence The circuit court and
appellate courts have reviewed the case
and declined to interfere. I see no reason
why should commute the sentence, and
therefore decline to do SO.
CIVILIAN O. BRADLEY" :.
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Run Day and Night.

Newton, Mass, March 10.-W. S. & F.
Cordingly, manufacturers Of wool and
naerlno goods at Newton Lower Balls,
this week begin to run their factory
night and day to keep up with large
number of orders which have been re-
ceived. The factory has been running
on short time for two years und up to
the present has been in operation only
three or four days week.
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II hunted up the editor when got to
New York, and asked him the reason.
He said Cleveland was to show himself
down there, and would not go down If
were to be there What has he got
against meg I asked.
ooh, nothing said the editor, only
he counldn't afford to take the chance Of
you attracting greater attention than
him. Now, what do you think Of 'that?"
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AanufnCtuFfn4 Company FaiIs.
Lancaster, Pa, March 17.-An execu-
ton for $4,000 was issued against the
Champion Manufacturing company, of
Elizabethtown. this county, manufac-
turers Of novelties. The assets are not
stated, but they will not cover tho ua-
bilitiea.
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WASHINGTON HESING.

the criticism made by many who would
otherwise support him that he was
holding one Office while striving to So
cure another.
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Wrecked a Train.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March 1e.-Tramps
who had been elected from train in
tended to wreck the Chicago limited on
the Louisville & Nashville railroad, but
mistook freight train for it early
Monday morning. A spiked switch de-
rallied and wrecked the freight, result
ing in heavy loss. The wreckers were
caught.
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Fire Complete. Its work,

st. Louis, March 17.-Fire broke out
in the ruins of the Ely-Walker dry.
goods store on Washington avenue at
six o'clock Tuesday evening. The silks
and prints on the first aud second floors
had been. covered with tarpaulins, but
smoldering fire burst out and com.
pleted the work of Monday nights fire.
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Prneticallv Defcatcd.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 17.--The
anti-Sunday baseball bill came up in the
senate md was eRectua!ly killed by
being indefinitely postponed.
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hESlNG RESIGNS.
Gives up PostImantcrship to Run for
Mayor Of Chicago.

Mayor Of Chicago.
Chicago, March IS. 49, Washington
Hesing has resigned his postlnastership
Of the city of Chicago. Three days ago
he wrote and forwarded his resignation
to President Mckinley. The resigna-
ton is based on his position In the fight
for the mayoralty, he desiring to re.
1nuin in the fight unencumbered by
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More Toll Gates pestroycd.

Lexington, KY, March 16.-sevcn
to]lgates were destroyed in Mercer
county Sunday night. One house was
burned, another fred and the keeper
badly shot.
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TO FIGHT BIG STORES.
Ex-senator Solomon Heads Delega
tion at Springfield.

Ex-senator Solomon Heads Delega-
tom at Springfield.
Springfield. ILL.,, March lex Senator
Solomon brought delegation Of Chicago
merchants to the capital Tuesday to open
the campaign against the department
vised. bill which will necessltate an en-
tirely new shuttle In the crusade against
the big stores. At least dozen depart
ment store bills are floating about In the
house and senate at the present time.
publicans. from city and country members,
straighten out the tangle Mr.. salomon has
brought a brandnew bill which the shop
keepers at his back want substituted for all
pending measures.
In order to avoid the opposition Of the
general stores Of the country districts the
new bill applies only to cities having more
than 10000 inhabitants. Stated briefly, Its
aim Is to prevent merchants from dealing
In more than one line Of goods in the same
building. TO crafty merchants in cities
like Springfield, Peoria and Joliet, the bill
permits dealera to carry similar lines Of
merchandise (such as groceries and meats
and clothing and furnishing goods) by pay
Ing q license fec of SIS for each line added to
their original business. The bill is 80
framed, however. that department stores
cannot, continue, and contains cast-iron
classification Of goods usually carried by
the big concerns.
Springfield, ILL.,, March 17.--In the house
Tuesday number of bills were introduced
regulating the passenger fare on railways,
and a bill relating to revenue was intro
;duced by Free p. Morris. In this bill pro-
vision is made for the taxation Of railway
lines, street railway lines, express COM
panies,: telephone companies, telegraph
companies and sleeping car companies. The
bill for the consolidation Of the supreme
court at Ottawa came up on third reading.
It was discussed for nearly two hours.
when at 1870 further action was postponed
until to-day.
Springfield, ILL.,, March 17.--In the senate
among the bills introduced was one pro-
viding for q maximum railway fare Of two
cents a mile. Resolutions OF respect to the
memory Of the late Senators Herb and
Wells were adopted.
Lake Freight Rates Reduced.
Detroit, Mich, March 1.-THE rate
war which prevailed last season and
continues this season on passenger
traffic by lake steamers between De-
troit and Cleveland hos been extended
to freight traffic and commencing to-
day the Detroit and Cleveland Naviga-
ton company will put into effect q
schedule of one cent per hundred weight
between Detroit and Cleveland on all
classes of freight.
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Frankfort, Ky, March 1s.-Gov. Brad
ley has received letter from Cincin.
natl, warning him that he would surely
lie killed here or in Cincinnati II he
.,ar,>,;4+.s.! }:i1i.>@~ -, hang ~ ='fF-
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City Election at Melrose.
Melrose held, it's first city election OH
Tuesday, last s,week. Dr., n "A. Hilbert
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New York. SOC; Reval, via New York CSC;
Hamburg, via New York, SOC. Direct:
Barcelona, 55c; Genoa, 46c; Hamburg, 42c;
ReVal, SOC.
Lumber-By Sail--Freights are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign business is more
or less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $500
also for range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, base A feet
Ice. Timber rates, 50cG$1.00 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward nominal; to Rosario, $4,000
1300;to Buenos Ayres and MonteVideo, $40 90
q110O; to Rio Janeiro. $1400; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, $1130611.50; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, 4-pounds 5s standard.
BY Steam-To New York 500; to Phila-
delphia, 500; to Boston, $500 to Balti-
more, $500.
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market Is
firm. Large-sized, Cork for orders, are
as follows:- Rosin, Is Cd; for barrels of 80
pounds and per cent. primage; spirits,
Is sd; Genoa, rosin,. Is 3dQ2s Cd; Adriatic
Is 6dq2s Sd; South Ameican, rosin, 65c per
barrel of $50 pounds. Coastwise-Stean-
To Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin, SOC
pounds.
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MAY ..... 8 971H 400 as g7ih
JnlV 4 0S A OTIL A NJ

Mus
9 Miy : ..:.::. 3 g. H. 49, iss ; s5
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
was dun and steady with prices I'M
No. 2 red, SiAdS75sc No. 2 corn, 2Sd22Zc:
NO. oats, l6Ac; mess pork, $7.60d765;
lard, SO. 1908 72lz; short rib sides, $500
4.l0; dry salt shoulders, a25G4. so: short
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10.-Flour. winter
patent, $3.65q3,S5; do fancy. $4.2Od4.4O
Wheat, very steady; No. red, SOC. Corn
No 2 mixed, 1Sl5c. Pork. clear family,
SS.75. Lard, kettle. 43sc; prime steam, 3.S5c.
Dry sailed meats shoulders, &c; short
clear bellies. 494c; boxed meats, NC more.
Bacon, loose shoulders, 4Ac: loose short
ribs, 41ac; short clear, 49sc; clear bellies,
514c; boxed meats &c more. Whisky, SLIT.
st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 10-Flour firm and
unchanged. Wheat lower; May, S4hc bid;
July 71hc bid. Corn lower; February,
1890 nominal; May, 2l1ac; July, 22&c Oats
lower; February lS4c 81 May LAY 49, Pork
Lard, prime steam, 3.65c; choice, 3.70c.
Bacon, shoulders, 4.57l5c; extra short clear.
472l5c; clear ribs, 4.92lAc; clear sides,
4,S71ac: extra short clear, 4.371sc; clear
ribs. Attic; clear sides, 4.62lac. High
wines steady at $1.1S
quiet. Wheat steady; spot, S9l9c bid;
spot, 259s0255sc; southern white, 2Sd29c.
wheat H stesdy Ma Spot s55c bid Nay s %
SAC; southern by sample, 90@9lc; do on
grade, S5Q90c. Corn weak; spot and Feb
ruary. 253sG259sc; March, 257sM26c; April,
269sQ267sc; May Aa402Sc; steamer mixed,
24lI241sc; southern white, 2Sn29c do yell
low, NQ271sc. Oats quiet; No. 2 white,
2Sg24c; No. mixed, 2l12922c. Rye steady;
No Nc i 2 nearby 4l14g42c' No. western,
quiet. Other articles unchanged
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Monday
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COTTON MARKETS OFF.
rur LOCAL SPOT PRICES AT ZIG
CENT DECLINE.

r,,ares Dropped AbOut-1o Points ON
,he Dny-LacaI Sales 63I Bales.
,.it. Turpentine Firm at 26%c,
uut No sales RepOrted-Rosin Firm
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mar
Its steady-SIarkets by Tele-
graph. ft
ea,annah. Feb. 10.-The general mar
20, we're quiet to-day. The main fea-
80 ~ e.as the decline of 1-16c on cotton, IN
. ~. I6ral market and u drop Of 10 points
,l farnres The spirits turpentine market
Us drm and unchanged, but no sales
,1ra reported. Rosin was in good de-
',s,d at unchanged prices. The whole
lsIc markets were quiet and steady The
so,,,oing resume of the different mar
LIS will show the tone and the quota
,t,ns at the close to-day:
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FINANCIAL.
CHANGING SENTIMENT.

The favorable factors that have come
to the surface this week are, first, the ac-
ton of western legislators in giving no.
tice that the attacks against corporate
property would cease, the increase in loans
of about million dollars showing expand
ing business and the steadily increasing
demand at home and abroad for bonds
and sound Investment securities.
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New York, Feb. 10.-The general tone in
the dry goods .market for cotton goods
is unquestionabIy more confident than it
was a week ago The change in the print
cloth situation brought about by this
weeks extensive business. is an influence
for good and there are more indications
than for a long time past that some in
fiuential buyers arc disposed to back up
more. conident views of the feature by
some liberal operations,
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OCEAN FnEIGHI's.

Cotton-Market firm; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds: Boston. per bale. S1.25;
New York. per bale 500. Philadelphia,
per bale, 500. Baltimore per bale 800:
10 Liverpool via New York. 40c: Bremen,
via Now York 3Jc Antwerp. via New
York. zoe; Harve. via New York, 53c: Am
sterdam. Via New York, 5Sc; Genoa, via
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day.
Time shown soh meridian
sbw
m Il runtr7 a
j. HALLE aPsenser
KLINE,
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NtdI.
:, Charleston, S. c.. Feb. 1O.-Turpentine
firm, 25s4c. Rosin firm.
Wilmington, n. c., Feb. 10.-Rosin firm;
strained, $l.45; good strained, $3.50. Tur-
pentine steady; machine, 263lc; irregular,
6Ac. Tar firm at 95c. Crude turpentine
ing doing.
New York, Feb, 1O.-Rosin quiet; strain
ed, common to good $1.7O. Turpentine
firm 29G29lac.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpenune-There were no sales
reported at the Board of Trade, but the
quotation remained firm at 262lc at the
opening and CLOSING.
Rosn-There was a good demand at I'M
changed quotations and at the first call at
the Board of Trade, the market was bull
letined firm with sales of LAO barrels. At
the last call, it closed firm and unchanged.
with no further sales reported. The fol-
lowing were the mutations: